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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOST LOST — A spare wheel and tire for Roiimifr Car between Atlant.c City .. and Cape May- Advise R. W, Daii- 1 lopM-i'J Broad St., Philadelphia. '6-25 It 939 LOST—Brpwi i - rater on New York Avenue, Monday evening. Reward if returned to 1105 New York Ave. 6-25-H-94& - . ■ . LOST— On Sunday. Gold breast* pin with pearls. Libera! reward, if re •turned to Star and Wave Office,' No.' 940. 6 2". It -940 LOST — Sunday afternoon, long Black Silk Scarf on Jadkson St. between Baltimore Inn and- Washington St If found please return to Mrs. Geo. Edwards, Baltimore Inn. Reward. 6-25 lt-941 FOR SALE JK)R SALE — Pishing; Skiff, 18 foot, Powered. New 1920. Palmer I! i Port Jump Spark Engine Complete, ready to run. Cheap- No use. William R. King, Cape May. 6-25-lt-936 FOR SALE— N6. IDC Pearl Avenue, West Cape May. 10 Room.-,, Ga.and Electricity, Good condition. Lot 50x200. Lawn and Garden. Apply to Owner, W. R. Subers, 579 Pine Street,, Camden , N. J. . 6-11-21-767 HOUSE FOR SALE— Double house 7 . rooms 'on each side, cellar, garage and l^rk shop on one side, electric lights aud gas. Lot 50x1 12 ft Apply C. E. Loper, 1221 Washington St, Cape May. $3500 for quick sale. tf-641 FOR St\LE — A Brunswick, BalkoCollender Pool Table, and- a gijo d Shuffle Board. Apply to George C. Rigor, Cape May Point, N. J. 6-18-lt FOR RENT WOULD LIKE TO RENT FORD 5passenger car from July 18th to ,30th for pleasure use in and around Cape May. Name price and write, W. B. Kaufman, Jr., 816 Flick Bldg., Pittsburgh. Pa. 6-25-lt ~ WANTED, AGENTS — Toilet articles in fancy i boxes, 'good. sellers and big' profits. Also the latest novelty "Put" and! "Take" Tops; Live wires makingbig money- Meeker Sales, 192] Market St., Newark, X. J. RELIABLE YOUNG COLORED ; GIRL wants place as nurse or will j asist with light housekeeping. Ref erences Exchanged. Address No. 942, Star- and Wave. 6-25-lt 942 WANTED* — To Rent small apartment1; or hoiifie. Inquire No. 915 "Star! •and Wave. • I ATARJNE . ENGINES, BOATS WantcW^nginej* reverse- gears, and j ' boats, etc-, all sixes. We have for, | 'sale rebuilt engines, alt sizes. A. B.] I CONROD, 2401 Spruce St., Philadel- 1 ' phia. Pa. .6-25-2t 938 I : : ! 1 WANTED — Cashier with restaurant 1 ! experience," adult" female. Booth and 1 hoard. Apply to Nicol's* Restaur ' ant, Opp. Reading Station. 6-25- IN j WANTED— Lailifct' Companian for , evenings only. Apply" J22 -Decatur., . Street-. . ' J W ANTED — Salesman to sell 8,000 ! Mile guaranteed tires direct to Consumer at low prices. Sample tire . furnished free. All American Tire i and Rubber Co., Box 784, Chicago, •'111.- . . 6-18-lt"85r WANTED— White gij-l or Woman to , act as Waitress. Hoard ami Room . if doured, -524 Washington Street , 6- 11-21 -763 - - > - . . WANTED CROCH ETERS— At home ' experienced on hand knit sarque-. ' Address Chas. Metz, 11 X. 6th St.. 1 .Philadelphia. 6-4-41 1 NOTICE— Wanted at once, Profes - ' signal or. First Clans Amateur Ac j tors or. -Actresses. Also Female impersonator. Write or. call. Doro- . thy Willing, 657 Hughes St.. Cape Mar. N. 3. 6 18-lt 854 A , - COOK WANTS POSITION — Ref^' > "fence if required. 513 W ash in gig n Street, Cape May. - 6-18-lt .1 Dr. Clarence S. -Eldredge, Eye Spe^ ' y , gia|,ist, of Philadelphia, wilt be at Cape Mav for the Season. , Those, in ( need of Glasses or* having X rouble ^ with their eyes can consult jiim Evenings and Saturdays, Broadway and j Third Avenue, West Cape May. - 520-5-Ui-tf PIANO TUNING ? Prof. C. Waltef- .Wallace. Organist , of the Liberty Theatre, will tune and " repair pianos on short notice. -Work . guarantied. Phone liberty Theatre. * either phone. , ■' 6-4-tf-673 - ' ^ MEMORIAM ' In loving memory of W. Scott Eldredge who departed this life June 25th, 1915. Parents and Sisters.

DAY SET FOR WILOWOOD RECALL JUDGE FLOKEDGE NAMES JUL'. " 7TH FOR REGISTRATION OF VOTERS— ELECTION WILL Br y ON 12TH— ' W. COURTRIGHT SMITH WILC Rl'N'i - j ' , The long discussed and much look < ed for. date, that is'/ to be a.torning I point in the history of Wildwpod is -. set and the final showdown between 1 the City Commisioner* yd candidal; - es fur their offices will Hike place -oh n July twelfth: On that date the present incum- /, I bents, the Commisisoners of the City 1) ; go . on trial to be found "guilty" or r "not guilty" of the charges contain k ed in the Recall Petitions signed try, a the registered voters of the rauniei- - pality and these signers are a pa:; of the Judge aud jury. The,. fight is bitter and every wii . that can be pulled by -all the faction- "" and- organizations will be- stretcher taut before the polls close. Party lines are being almost en tirely ignored and the fight is center :, ing upon personalities and records 3 the candidates. -, _ Whether the voters of Wlldwood ;. favor a recall or not no longe* enter, into the question. A recall is com in v Judge Sets Day , • In a letter to City Clerk Winter burn, Judge Henry Kid hedge has in formed him tliat he.'wilPsit in Wild i.i wood for the purpose of registering f»; voters for the coming A-ecall election.--on Thursday, July 7th, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. and thai . if necersary he will i»it a longer time r to accommodate the voters. He will sit at the Wlldwood Cits'' Hall, that 5 being the- place set by Mr. Wirtter- : burn. ' It is believed that thj. Judge will , have a very 'busy time on Thursdaj because of the intense interest in the c approaching, elections and because 1 every: candidate -will make a strenu- _ ous effort to get the vote out- There . are a 'considerable number of people j who are -not yet registered particu- , iarly women and it is thought thar they are vitally interested in the event of July Twelfth and will make . themselves eligible to vote so that they may have a voice iii the city affairs, even if they did not for the ■ last general election. - \ ) Smith Out For Mayor I Under the combined pressure . brought to bear by the major busic ness interests and prominent citizens of Wildwood, W. Courtright Smith, the popular managing secretary of the Board of Trade has consented to enter the race for Mayorship.. Mr. Smith needs no introduction to Wild wood. His affiliations with the JTiil- / adeiphia Evening Bulletin before - coming to this city are known to j ; everyone as is his splendid upbuildr.lng record in Wildwood. >i Mr. Smith is the type of clean-cut " business man that will make a Mayor - | of whom Wildwood will be ptnud. I I Mr. Smith's letter of acceptance I ' follows: Wildwood, N, J., June 21st, 1921. i T4 the "Editor: in acquiescence to the demand of a large number , of reputable residents and taxpayers of this city I feel it 1 my public duty to permit nil1 name to , 'used as a candidate for the mayor , pf this wonderful city of Wildwood. This statement is being made as » , means of letting every one -know my "~ , position and also to inform thoK5 that had been told that I- would not * ; run. The pressure that has been brought to bear upon me has forced j me to take this decision. It was no particular desire on my own part either for public office or for the combining of the two offices, for a short wri.od .at least, if not for a longer .Jime. Therefore, people circulating peti tions tovhavc me run for mayor are when stating that W. Court right Smith is seeking the nomination lor the mayoralty election on July 12th. WiOv the best interest of Wildwood at lieai t, for a bigger ' and better known resort, I am I Respect fully' yours, W- Courtright Smith Knlph Carlljfho has grown up with and who "has bden successful in both the bathhouse and con- ■ Jracting businesses has accepted the invitation to enter the race .for commissioner of finance and with a 'can a record as is his. Mr. Carl! may rest ^assured of a poffhlar sup tort. Citizens all over tRe "county,- particidarly here in Cape" May, are awaiting the' result of the recall cier t ion with intense, interest. EVEN CHICKENS KNOW Said, the -puddle duck. to the litfle .white liin "I've not sold an egg since I doix't when; Yet I feel quite Aire that 'the eggI lay Are as good as a hen's- egg an- . Said the little white hen to the"pud die duck,' "You think perhaps viu are out of . - Your eggs arc as good, I'll freely admit, Arid larger, too, by quite a bit." "But, my dear Mrs. Duck, I'll give you a tip; The whole fault lies with your salesmanship You produce your egg and without quack To your swimming pool you waddle back." "I tell the world, to let it know, So I cackle around for an, hour so so. There's a good demand for the eggs I ley. For I make my "advertising pay."

'FRESH WATER FISHINii SHOD JUNTY PONDS ABOUND WITH l*U KEREI., PIKE AND OTHER FRESH WATER FISH. I" ' — Many of the summer visitors and rtive lovers pf.the sport as well are •-obably unaware th»J some of the . bpst. pickerel fishing in the State of . ew Jersey is to lie had in > ai" ay Coifnty within a short distance . of this city. ,*• ' ; Others are uhrier the impression .bat all the fresh water ponds in the . ,Y intv are closed to fishing but thi: • i.- . ot the Ease. » , The "Star and Wave" received a Jet •or from Game and Fish Warden - -Steele vof Cape May County, " that ^ none of the numerous ponds in the county are closed to any one who . wishes , to fish and who has the j proper license- This ' license costs { . 51.15 and a day's sport alone is well , • worth the trifling cost... At Rio Grande, Cape May Court, House, Dennisville, and sgveral other places there are large ponds or lakes . that are 'pract^call y_u nfishei- The rea- , son primarily is that the Sea fishing ! has occupied the kite rest of fishermen but there are sportsmen who would rather angle ; for pickerel or , bass than catch a half barrel of sea j ish> The opportunity is at the door ( 9f Cape May and' those who. en joy . fresh water fishing have but t'o t v , '.he r skill. - , Licenses to non-residents cos' $2. 15 ( .- and no license is i et|uir«?d ' of "fe- ( , males.'' i . The open jieasdn for rass, Cranpie : > ami Pike, Pickerel, or Pike-Perch is , I on until December 1st. , :A FOX-EI. DREDGE . ! 1 A very pretty home wedding place cua Werlnesday evenirfg at the , / iiome^f Mr. and Mrs. Loring El : dredge on Turnpike Road \9hcn their j - daughter, Miss Xorraine Eldredge be- , : came the bride of P- G.Jigx of Phila | i delphia. The wedding » march was i - piayed and composed by Prof. Sch'-o- i Y eder and Dr. Herbert R- Burgess of | s the Mntchmore Memorial Church, of : Philadelphia! performed the ceret moqy. The bride who was given away by her father was attended by , ■ Miss Lida Francisco Lengert, who acted as Maid of Honbr and Miss Frances Fakler and. Miss Olive Pres; ( cott as bridesmaids. Vincent Kl- . ■ dredge,- brothel- of the bride was bestman. The - bride Carried a shower i bouquet of sweetheart roses and wore , a beautiful gown of white satin with trimmings of pearl and old lace which i was worn by her grandmother in I860. ,A string of pearls worn by the 1 bliilp vAs given her By comajnions as a testimonial for her war work ! as a yoe woman in - Washington, D. ( ' C. The maid of honor was daintily! 1 attired in a gown of pink silk net 1 over satin and I.eghorn*hat with ar- ■ tistic trimmings of pink . flowers and ' fhe bridesmaids were very strikingl gowned" in blue si(Jc.with chaufillle •! lace and leghorn hats .trimmed with forget-me-nots. The guests --included ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge, Mr. • and Mrs- Sidnetv R, Goff, M-. andl" Mrs. M. A. Lengert, Miss Anna John- I son. Miss Florence Johnson, Miss ,i Adelade Eldiedgc, Mr. and Mrs. j f Eldredge. Mrs.' Charles S. < J-ohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Willi1, -tni S' ! ' Gilmore, of Atlantic City, Mr. and j 1 M s. R. H. A rgoe/~M is. Julia E. Gin : i He-, Mrs. Lizzie Richardson, Miss 1 Eliza Reeves, Mrs. H. S. Rutherford, i 1 ;Mv -",d M.-s Edward H PhiHios. Jr 1 1 ■

'Ttopco^ THE ATLANTIC TOBACtt) COMPANY SUFFER LOSS OF *1,000 FROM YEGGMEN WHO. ARE SILENT, THORO AND SPEEDY. Wildwood, N. J., June 20— Sometime between midnight and four o'clock ; Monday morning, yeggmen blew open the safe of the Atlantic Tobacco Company's store on Oak avenue1 beneath the Seacresi Hotel and made their get-away with approximately. $1000 in -cash and diamond rings. So quietly did the burglars work that' Mrs. George Banks, wife of the proprietor of the Hot'el Seacreet -failed to hear a sound and only^ne person in the cottage next dopr can be found who heard any noise which may be attributed to the intruders and they thought the soqnd was made by night' watchman Camm making his - nightly rounds! Chief of Police Crawford, patrolman Lockwpod and watchman Camm were in the near vicinity but some distance away investigating another , case and saw no signs of any one that ( may be suspicioned. The burgiars made,, an .entrance : thru the rear window of the store,! open the safe and1 dumped its ! contents into something and departed without leaving a scrap of anyth:i> in the iron bcx and if they left an", clew that will lead to their identity or apprehension it has not been dis- , closed by the police. Two car tickets for a Philadelphia' was found which would seem to show tjiat the visitors came from that j The rear windows of Mr. Humber's store are not barred or protected so j that there was nothing to hinder an; easy entrance- Mr. Camm, the night ; watchman states that he was in the j alley leading to the rear of the store I late that night but he did not see t thing suspicious and owing to) the fact that the store is pot one over I whicii he has jurisdiction he die! not j the doors as he does with a num- 1 of others in the santfe block. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES, 1 One Little Six Buick touring D-45. 1 Ford Touring cars, good andcheap. Two Ford qj'miving bodies complete, nearly new. Ford Truck, Cab'in Express Rod v. Kophlei- 1 J-4 ; ton truck, either express or passenger body. HARRY KEHR, 432 West Perry Street, Cape May, N. J. CAPE MAY P. O S. OF A-. WINS; AGAIN • Cape -Mav P, O. S.Kof A. won its ' fourth straight game, heating Rio : I Grande by 'the score of 4 to 2. It was I the most 'exciting game flayed this | season, the score being tied three ; times. The hitting of 'M. Eldredge ' and Cohen .and the wonderful pitch- : jngof Ewing, 'featured the game. Amlodge teara wishipg a -game for Wted- • riesday pr Thursday, write or phone : ^onager S. Cohen. | Prof. Recti Frank, E. Deverient : Schroeder, Mrs. Amelia S. Ruthcr- ; fordr Mrs. Mary-Huber, Mr. and Mrs. ,0. S. Murray, Mrs. L. I) u rand, -Miss i Tryphene McKean, Miss Alberta New i I kirk,- Miss Jane Wolverton, Miss Hen.-! rietta Goff, Miss Genevieve Ruther-j , ford, Mrs. M. A. Lengert. Jr., Donald) | Alvin Argoe, Clifton Ware.l Leon Eldredge and manv others/

Jm mm; Sold only by dealers give tire mileage at the lowest cost in history 30 x 3i $15.00 NON-SKID ' Reduction in all styles and sizes' ' ■ -V - : . ••- - i A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product /

!f KEN'S WHITE FRENCH FLAN- 1 NEL TROUSERS, «• | We have just received one hundred pairs of men's heavy ft _ ft white French flannel trousei-s — the kind We have not seen since ' O ll1 ft pre-war days: Q ' U J* . '^le>' yr&-fftade by the highest skilled .workmen", and thorough- ' 1 5^ Pre si>run'£- .jSf j. Q At $9.00 they are an exceptional value. An inspection will ft , ft convince you that we are right. • q i ,'g • " X (| TENENBAUM'S S siv • Founded a .Quarter of. a Century O ^ CAPE MAY, N. J. WILDWOOD, N. J. W % NICOLL'S RESTAURANT 8 X FOR » X SEA FOOD, REGULAR DINNERS X , g AND LIGHT LUNCH t'8 . ; — ^ LOBSTER PLATTERS 0 ft SPECIAL SUNDAY CHICKEN WAFFLE DINNERS ft COLONIAL ICE CREAM » e'^> Newly Furnished Rooms with Running Water fts o|ft 614 WASHINGTON STREET, OPP. READINti ST A. ft t;W Open from 6 "A. M. to 42 .P. M. ft ] ■ Cool Suitings m Such as Imp. Fre>co Cloth, -Alpaca, Palm Beach Gloth, Shantung and light weight Homespun weaves in light, dark or ' i j H heather mixtures to select from. B Two-j)iece Suits $25.00 X S s B ' — N UPWARD ,. I ■ Renew Your Clothes ■ e ■ fl Ay having them thoroughly scoured, repaired and pressed.' _ jjU It pays. Our creases lasts as we, do not use a pressing machine. M - ' ■ Special Prices This Week ■ White English Flannel ! Extra good fine close weave, which makes- excellent skirts, B ]• ■ °r Trousers in white or cream colors. ^ -'IB ' ■ Upward" $ 1 (LOO ■ I . 1 EDWARD VAN KESSEL B 424 WASHINGTON STREET CAPE MAY, N. J. fl ■ ■■■■■■■iiiii'iinii! ... X X^XXXXXX&XJetXXXXWXWXXXXXX' X'-' | Victrola IV $25 I The ideal size for the home, in ramp, the shore,' cottage or ^ Hf while canoeing. g $1.00 DOWN X .. '!v?v - K balance on easy, weekly payments g ^ XjnCy handy to 'carry with you.— Playa all records the larger ft ! g models play ' {§■• '' HURLE'Y'S g 9. THE BIG TRUSTFUL STORE * » ^ Broad way ,^Pine and Welsh Sts.; Camden ^ ft Just a Few Squares SouA ot Broadway Station 0 ft Oaljr 6 Short Hacb fr»« #r»adw«y Sutloo. ft -w- Cape M»y Office and Sample Room ft ft 914 CORGIE STREET F. ROLLINS, District Manager Q 1 ft KEYSTONE PHONE 306 ^ X XXWXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X