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ANOTHER SUP FOR CAPE MAY AS SOON AS WE PUT IN OUR REQUEST COUNTY - DISCONTINUES PRACTICE OF PAYING LIGHT BILLS ON MUNICIPAL ROAD SIGN& It has been the custom in Cape May County for the county to pay the electric light bills charged against municipal road signs throughout its territory, - This custom is of long standing, has been firmly intrenched, and prevailed up until the time when this city, for the first time, put in a request for county, light for the mag- j nificent road sign erected by the Progressive Leagued Right then thecustom stopped. The old spirit of|. - "Don't give Cape, May anything" has , again been manifested. Or was it , the "last straw that broke the Cam- ■ el's back?" The county's aversion to giving Igape May her /air. share has been so J

; marked in the put, that Asst. Attorney General New-corn alluded to it in the recent Graft Trials at Cape May ' Court House. He spoke of local pressure brought to bear an representative freeholders which was so t strong as to force them to make-nil - efforts to secure county roads for ; Cape May and locality, which was fi- , nallv done after other sections had i secured appropriations and built their roads. • •y/. >'■ Its probably a good move on the r ' county's part at- that. It is .rather L difficult to see why the county should ; pay electric light bills for this place : or that place or this or%he other ow ganizatlon. But it is also difficult to i' understand why this practice was i stopped just when Cape May came . along. J And now the city has to bear ttje^ ..'expense of lighting our sign on the r Shore Road. But there, is this con so - ijlation. The money is mighty well t spent. - ' I Miss Elsie Spencer, of Philadelphia, ' is gpendinjt sometime with friends in ' i Cape May;

Mi Sold only by dealers The best fabric tire made for heavy service cir rough roads — RED-TOP Extra Ply — Heavy Tread 30x31 $22.00 Reduction on all styles and sizes i a A New Low Price on a "Knqvyn and Honest Product I Paint $2.70 per Gallon iji ^ Pure lead and zinc I Interior Decorator, Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Win- 1 | do*. Shades. Putty Brushes, Dry Colors, Furniture Polish. § s CAPE MAY AGENCY for u. S. N. Deck and Floor Paint § Effecto Auto Finishes M W. LENOIR I OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS | Cape May Hotel Cape May, N. J. r

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American, Plan OPENING JUNE 30 Renovated, Refitted and Virtually " Refurnished Throughout.- Modern fireproof construction, 350 rooms, S 150 baths. Every comfort and convenience—Running wajer in each room — SuperJ^-blwad beach. Tcnnis/^fiatfflng— Fishing Teninjt— Ba{£nLg — Boating Bathing Pavilion mid fully equipp- , •ed garage fan. nrpmHses — Finished s coccrete smtx^iad. Sbsd for Auto Road Mgy of NgvAjtfKe y. 5 C. BT IvNOTT, Losse, Manager xN^ooking Office, rtfO Broadway, N.Y. -

- wi8Ban;wgutin^^runiammoi^va^aw^-3i8wi'.iuaucmKnnKTc>o^na)e«mTM>f>rv^av^Trr. I For ; Good Bread and Good Service Call WRISLEY'S BAKERY, ' V > Wildwood, N. J, Bell 270. Keystone 290 ' ') v

FISHING NEWS OF THE WEEK 1 REPORTS AND- ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE HOOK AND LINE, SPORTSMEN IN THE WILD1 WOODS AND COUNTY. r ' . George N. Snell, of 315 East 22nd B Street, seven teen-yea nold sportsman, r has the honor of landing the first J black drum of the season. George is p a member of the North Wildwood Fishing Club and it was from the 9 club pier that he ' hooked* the forty s (40) pound black drum which he B succeeded in landing. This is the second^ drum of the season, the. first g being Vthat caught about two weeks E ago by John Campbell off the same pier. Mr. Campbell's catch was a ' red drum which weighed fifty-five (55) pounds. One of the most popular crabbing grounds this season is at the point j where Richardson's channel touches tl|e Rio ' Grande road. - Thefe is a , plank bulkhead at this point which forms an excellent platform from which the ladies and children can ! safely angle With stale meat or fish I head 'for the delectable crabs. Another favorite spot is at the - • Richardson's channel bridge where j the anglers can fish for crabs either j from the bridge or from the edge, of j the channel where the gravel has ; formed' a. hard bank /free from mud j and clean as tha beach- As many as [ seven, cars have, been counted standing at this point at one time while i their (K^upants in old 'comfortable clotliii^ wiled away the timg at the \ popular sport. - From Cajfb May Point comes the ] report that both black ran3*' red drum ; aywfiiting freely. The most success- 1 frul anglers are thsse who cast from ] 1 t^ie shore at the point where the Cape ' May to Cape May Point road reaches - !the bay shore and between that point 1 and the jetties toward the Light House. 1 Weak fish have been biting at fhij? ! same spot all the past week. ] The favorite tackle of the sportsmen "in the know" « a greenhart rod with tjie casting hanaie and grips and a free spool reel. Some prefer < the split bamboo; rod of the same i style but 'these need mote oare^han 1 either the greenhart or other wooden 1 rods. Some of the old timers who ; go after the drum or channel bass 1 disdain "newfangled" rod 'and . reels i and stick to a stout treated hand line j ! which they toil in a truck basket 1 and expertly cast fife "bait by whirl- 1 .' ing the business end of the line ' about their headsfor a fejv turns and ( send shooting farlnto the surf. During. the evenings there arc usually as many spectators interestedly * watching the fishermen as there arc sportsmen enjoying themselves. ""LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH STATIONS 5 Keys Can Be Obtained in Vicinity of 1 . Alarm Boxes < : 25— Washington Street, near Schelj lenger's Landing. 32 — Washington Street, near Union. 47/^pshington Street and Madit. Avenue., 34 — Lafayette and Bank Streets. I 58 — Broad and Elmira Streets. Pittsburgh and New Jersey Avenues. j 69 — -Stockton Avenue, between Jefferson and Queen Streets. 13 — Franklin and Washington Streets. I 75— Howard Street, opposite Stock- < ton Avenue. 82 — Columbia Avenue and Guerney Street. 84 — Ocean Street, near Beach Ave- 1 91— Broadway and West Perry _ 92 — Broadway and Beach 'Avenue. 93 — Perry Street, near Bridg^fi* 94— South Lafayette arfS Grant s Streets. 95 — W ashington and Jackson J 97-Sjpolumbia Avenue and Decatur 98 — Washington and Ocean Streets. WANTED — A House to house solicitor. Salary and Commission. Apply by letter. Star and Wave Pub. Co., Cape May, N. J. FOR SALE OR RENT— 10 room house, completely furnished, ^good location, 3 blocks from City Halllarge lot, electric lights, very reasonable. . Apply No. 202 Star and Wave. 4-23-202 8 WANTEQ — A house maid, small fam- — ily for- season. Apply Star and Wave. — , tf ' ti — To rent for season, piano in good condition. Apply Star & 0 Wave. tf 0

UMAL ADTEKmiNG ,j Sheriff's Sale 1 By virtue of a writ of piuries exeI ration. Fieri Facias, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery ' 1 of New Jersey,, on the 22nd day of Ej April, A. D. "1921, in a certain cause - 1 wherein Lida J. Calhoun ■ is complainant, and John S. Newman and Joanna J. Newman are defendants, 1 sh*fl expose to sale at public yer»I due,' on MONDAY, JULY 18, 1921 t between the hours of twelve and five s o'clock p. m., to wit at one o'clock in j the afternoon of said day, (Standard Time) at the Sheriff's office, in Cape . May Court House, Cape May County, t New Jersey: 5 All that certain mortgaged premise es, with the appurtenances, in the t bill of complaint in the said pause particularly set forth', and described, 5 that is to nay: — e All that certain tract of land situ1 ate in the city and county of Cape „ May and state of New Jersey: Beginning at the N. W. Cor. of Maryland and Reading Aves. and extendX ing thence West along Maryland Ave. t 180 ft by North 125 ft. Being lots 3 Nos. 964 to" 969 inclusive,' on plan "A" Cape May Real Estate Company. 1 Amount due under decree is- $1.1 237.94, with interest and iSheriff's , I fees ' to be "added, j The above property will be sold. I subject to taxes and municipal claims I .since January 1st, 1918. N" MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. • Dated June 22, 1921. j Horace F. Nixon, Sol'r. ; C 25yft-pf»^af.26 TO WHOM IT MAY COJJCEBH I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that l-ursuunt to the provision* "of .Chapter I I inc. 1 ' L. 1921, all persona practicing, any system or branch of medicine or . surgery In this atatc, as defined jn an net entitled "An act to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery, lo ' license physicians and surgeons, and to punish persons violating the provisions Uiercuf." approved liny twenty -second. I eighteen hundred and ninety-four, as amended by net approved April twelfth, nineteen hundred and' fifteen, or any ' method of treatment of dlaease. without a license, shall forthwith make ap- ' plication to the State Board of Medical ] Examiners of New Jersey, for a limited therefor, to and In accordance ' with the provisions of the.net of 1921. - Given pursuant to a resolution adopt- 1 ed by. the Stftte Bonrd of Medical Ex- : DR. ALEX. MACALISTER. • Secretary. State Ronj-d of Medical Examiners of" New Jersey. -Ma? 19. 1921.- - ~ 1 628-5ts28.-21 — P. F. 212.18 . , J . , "I Wouldn't Go Camping Without ' Rat-Snap," Says Ray White "Wife and I spent cur vacation 1 camping last summer, -smell of cookbrought rats. We went fo town, , got some RAT-SNAP, broke up : cakes, .put it outside our tent. We ' got the rats alright— big fellows." ( 1 Farmers, storekeepers, housewivej, | should use RAT-SNAP. .Three sizes: I 65c, Sold and guaranteed 1 hy Konowitch * Bros., J. C. Little & ' I and Eldredge.and Phillips. ] get your shoes repaired at 1 T.H. TAYLOR'S 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J, j OVERSHOES For Men, Women and Children i REPAIRING ! In All Its Branches . SOLE LEATHER by Side or Strip, j NEOLIN SOLES A SPECIALTY * Not responsible for work left over 30 ! days. Keystone 138-X 1 ■*— . ■■ = 1 ARE YOU THINKING OF MOVING i If so get in touch with us. We have 4 BIG TRUCKS J TON, 2 TPNS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME j Trips to Philadelphia every week. " from $10 up. Any point between ( May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X- PRESS ' to 110 Garfield Ave., Wildwood. Both Phones ^ SPECIALS I ■ ' 1 . . c Batiste Bloomers for 75 cents. J . $2.00 Chemise for $1.25. New Lot of Royal Shirt Waists and c BON TON AND ROYAL t WORCESTER CORSETS . B. T. HAZLETT j 323 Washington street i Cape May, N. J. ' '1 " 9 PLAN WORK A^Np-SAVE j Start the saving !>abit and open an •'! account with the, Security Trust Co. A Strong Institution. t • a ' ' t Young juicy sweet corn on o table all summer is a dream ^iat '( true when successive plantings of the corn are put in every 10 days. 6

Sheriff's Side By virtue of a writ of Fieri Fmc- • ias, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, f me directed, issued out of the ' Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on • the 4th day of JOne. A. D. 1921, in a " certain cause wherein Carrie E. DavJ isj- executrix of the last will and tes- ' tament of Hiram Davis, deceased, is • complainant, and Susannah E. Wolf and Benjamin J. Wolf, her husband, Charles C. Reich, William J. Robinson j and Anna W. Hibbs. executrix of the \ estate of Jonathan K. Hibbs, deceas j ed, are defendants, 1 shall expose to ; sale at "public vendue, on MONDAY, JULY 11th, 1921, . between the hours of .twelve and five B o'clock p. m., to wit, at ope o'clock in the afternbon of said day, (Standard Time) at the Sheriffs office In ' Cape May Court House, Cape May' . County, New Jersey. e All that certain mortgaged preinis- . es, With the appurtenances, in the bill of complaint in the said cause . particularjy set forth and described, that is to say: AH those certain lots, tracts or par- ' eels of land and premises hereinafter . described, situate In the city of Wildwood, in the county -qf Cape May "and state of New Jersey, ahd are bounded . and described as follows, to wit: 5 Number One. Beginning ^t. a point / 1 on the northeasterly side of Wild- ; -wood avenue at the distance pf three. ' hundred and seventy-three (373) feet southeastwardiy from the point of intersection of the southeasterly side of Atlantic avenue with. the northeasterly side of said Wildwood ave- , nue, said beginning poiiit ' being at*T 1 the dividing li'ne between lots numbers nineteen (19) and twenty (20) "Of Block "C" as shown oq niap>-«f lands and riparian '•rights, city of : Wildwood, sold at public sale Septem- , ber 2nd,. 1912, and extending thenee j , southeastwardiy along /he north- . easterly- side of said Wildwood ave- 1 ' nue a distance of twenty-, five (25) j : feet: and at right 'angles to said , Wildwood avenue thereto, between * parallel lines in length or depth ' northeastwardly (with a width , of , twenty-five feet) a distaffce of one ' hhndred feet. Containing two thous- f and five hundred (2500) square feet - of land strict measure. Comprisifig \ 1 lot number twenty (2Q) of block "G" ; as shown -on plan of lots aforesaid. Number Two. Beginning at a point ; on the southwesterly side of Spencer | avenue at the. distance of one bun- , dred and thirty (130) feet northwest- { wardly from the point of intersection of the northwesterly side -of Atlantic 1 1 avenue with '.he southwesterly side of ' | said Spencer avenue .and extending | j thence northwt>.;*.wardly along the I ; southwesterly side of said Spencer ) , avenue a distance of foi,ty 1 40 ) feet £ and at right angles to saitU Spencer thereto, between parallel v lines in length or depth" southwest- i wardly (with a widtjc of forty 1-ot) t a distance if oncrtund.-ed feet. Containing four thousand- (4000) sqiiai© J • feet of land strict measure. Com- , prising lot number twenty-seven (27) s of block number one hundred and , twenty (120) of the plan. of lots of I Beach City. j Number Three. Beginning at a s point on the southwesterly ' side of J Wildwood avenue at the' distance of 5 oneoMMilred and fifty (.150) ,feet j northwestwardly from the point "o' intersection of the rorthv/C'W?vly si'-e : . of Park avenue (formerly Paiirp.u! ! j avenue) "with the southwesterly- side I ( of said Wildwood avenue, and ex- , tending thence northwestwardly along ; ^ the -southwesterly side 'of said Wild-' f wood avenue a distance of forty (40) feet; and at' right angles, to said "Wildwood avenue thereto, between ( parallel lines iji length or depth f southwestwardly (with a Width of r forty. (40) feet) a distance' of one hundred (100) feet. Containing four thousand (4000) square feet of land strict measure. Comprising lot number nine ((F) of block number eighteen (18) (formerly of block number twen-ty-two). of the official map of Wildwood, New Jersey, made "by L. M. Rice, Borough Engineer, A. D. 1905 Amount due under decree is,/$3.- , 199.61, with interest and Sheriff's fees to be added. / MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. Dated'June 15, 1921. Sharpless and Way, Solicitors'. 6-18-4t-pf?34.68 CAPE MAY COiFNTY ORPHA?^' COURT = f In the Matter of\ ON PETITION ' the Estate of / FOR SAfefe OF ALLIRROT. PAY nlS HAYNES, \ JiViLiJlXlu Deceased. / /HOW CAUSE. , ROSALIE G. H/YNES, Adminis- C tratrix of the estjfte of ALLIRRO T. HAYNES, Dec^ped, ha\ing exhibited under oathfll true account of the personhl estate and debts of said de-' ceased, whereby it appearing thai, , the personal estate* of the 'said .4! - lirro T. Hay-nqs, deceased, is insufficient to pay his debts, and requiring the aid of tlie Court in the premises. IT IS, on this second day of June, . the year of our Lord one thousand nine hunchred and twenty"one, ordered that all persons interested in the lands,: tenements and hereditaments 1 and real estate of- the- said A! lirro T. i appear before this Court on 1 the third day of August. A. D., 1921, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause why so much pf the lands, and hereditaments anil real estate of the said Allirra T Haynes, deceased, should not be sohf as would be sufficient to pay hi? debts. • • ? IT PS FURTHER ORDERED tbnt this order be published lfc the "Star and Wave," one of the newspapers of the County of Cape May, and State of New Jersey, for six weeks, at once in each* week. HENRY H. ELDREDGE, Judge. «-4-«-677-P. F. $24-36

Ssetion 1. Be it ordained and M. ■rtod by the inhsUtants of thTcity of Cape May, in city council aasembied, and it is hereby enacted bTthe authorities of same, that no pe-sM si»l! fire or discharge any cannot or other piece of artillery or small arms ' f're crackers, or aquibs, within the limits of this city under penalty of the law; every person 1 offending shall forfeit and pay the sa® of five dollars for each offense. Section .2. And be St further ordarned and enacted that, from and - after the passage of this ordinance, : no person or persons shall make or cause to be made, or aid or assist in 1 n?8|anF a bonfire or other fire in either of the streets, roads, lanes, or alleys of said city, under the penalty or the law, every person so offendi?5, Sa&u {0T*elt and W the sum of five dollars for each offense. Section 3. And he it further ordained and enacted, that if any person or persons shall fire 'or cause to be fired or exploded any rocket! squib or powder cracker within the limits of said city, under the penalty of the law, every person so offending shall forfeit and pay for each offense the sum of ten dollars. * VApproved June 27, 1877. FREDERICK J. MELVIN, Mayor. Dated June 18, 1921, 6-18-3t-S52-P. J". $10.40. ■ Sheriff's Sale iiy' virtue of a wpt of Fieri Facfor sale of -Mortgaged Premises, . to me directed, issued put of the I Court of Chancer}' of New Jcrsev, on I 8th day of June; A. D. 1921, in a i certain cause wherein Mary T. Short ; is complainant, and John Kiink, et a!*., arc iiefendants„ I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on MQNDAY, JULY 11th, 1921 the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. m., to wit, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, (Standard ; at the Sheriff's office, in Cape May Court House, Cape May County, Jersey: ' All that certain mortgaged premises', with the appurte.nances, in the of contplaint in the said cause, particularly set forth and described that is to say: All the following tract or parcel of I and premises hereinafter -par- | ticulqrly described, situate, lying and 1 being in the borough of Holly Beach, 1 the county of Cape May and state ' of New Jersey/Abounded and described as follows: / $ Beginning at a point in the southwesterly line of Taylor avenue, at the distance of tine hundred and thirfeet southeastwardiy from the point of intersection of the said side . of Taylof avenue, with the southeasterly side of Holly Eoach avenue; and extending- thence along the said southwest side of said Taylor ave- - | nue; southeasterly a distance of fortj^ and at riphf .angles thereto /to said Taylor avenue, between parallel lines, with, a width of forty feet, sou thwestwprdly in length or depth, a distariee~pf one hundred feet. Being lot ".in- 19 of block No. 47, as : shpiv.-n on the recorded map or plot of * j Holly. Beach City, in the. office of the ! Clerk of Cane May county, aforesaid. Amount due under decree is Sl,--031.61, with -interest and Sheriff's " to be added. MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. •Slated June 15, 1921. • »' - & Carroll, Solicitors. -4ts.-pf$17.34. ■ P^umiiiiitrrmTmiiia^uuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuigp'' U. S. M AIL LINE "A—ric" Jul, 23-Au,. 24-Swc 28 "•G»r*.W.AiMlo."Jul,30-Ani.27-SwL24 High Standard Service in Second and Third-CIaas U. S. M«a Ue h... terrier (of 01 U. S. N4AJLJSTEA.MSIRP CO. MRS; JANE BROWN DRESSMAKER 821 Corgie Street Cape May N. J. KEYSTONE PHONE 16*9-R Perfect Paint Protection for Particular People, W. LENOIR > Cape Mav. New jlrsey i | DECK PA I NT I for porch**, floor, and wlls PWIK« HAWP OVKHNIOKT