Saturday, July 16,1921 CAPE MAY STAB AND WAVE PWTlmt' ' i

Cape May Hotel <*• "■»» N" 1 If

Directly on Boardwalk and Ocean Beach ^

American Plan OPENING JUNE «• iSsSsS Tennis — Bathing — Fiahin* Tennis— Bathing-Boating Bathing *"> sasssrtS Road Map of. New Jersey. C B. KNOTT. I eaar, Manage Rooking Office, 118* B* -adway, N.Y.

For '• *'*T" ' Good Bread and Good Service Call WRISLEY'S BAKERY, Wildwood, N. J. Bell 270. * Keystone 290 Paint $2.70 per Gallon PURE LEAD AND ZINC Interior Decorator, Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Window Shades, Putty Bruahca, Dry Ootara, Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for U. S. N. Deck and Floor Paint Effeeto Auto Finishes -W.LENOIR fti OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS x » ^ Keystone Phone 802-D CHAS. ARNOLD ^ 1 SUNNY HALL CAFE J COLD SPRING. NEW JERSEY g CHICKEN AND WAFFLE DINNERS A SPECIALTY g A Choice Variety of Sea Foods Vf Mr. Charles Arnold, formerly of ARNOLD'S CAFE, .» D will personally supervise the cusine and service. M Work Done While You Wait A. KENIC Electric Shoe Repairing Neolin Soles and Heels Any Color— Aluminum Heels— Best Leather Used— Any Kind of Shoe Findings 105 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J. £he $mily C HOME MADE CANDY SHOPPE Originator of the Famous Home Made Gen-ne-see Cream Fudge. We make all our own candies BUTTER CREAMS, PINOCHES, FRENCH CREAM KISSES and a full line of high-grade home-made candies - SALT WATER TAFFYS Beach Ave and Decatur St., Cape May 1 Formerly Boss Confectioner, Sherry Hotel, N. Y. |

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Full line on hand. S Instructions free, it , . ■ | BROWN'S 1 417 Washington Street ^ j |

Six Room aid Bath U. S. Government- Boil t Sectional Bungalow Size 37 by 22 feet $1400 e Double floors and walls lined with Beaver or Upson Board. A ■permanent home for Summer and Winter. f

$700.00 may remain on six ™ per cent first mortgage. Write, phone or call for flodr plan and further information. UNITED PORTABLE BUILDING MFG. CORP. 11B Broadway, Naw York Phono l Raster UN ARE YOU THINKING OF MOVING IT so get iir touch with us. We have 4 BIG TRUCKS 1 TON, 2 TONS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME Trips to Philadelphia every week. Lota from $10 up. Any point between tape May and Philadelphia. imn X-press 106 to 110 Garfield Ave^ Wildwood. _ Both Phones K , K GET YOUR SHORS REPAIRED AT 3 T.H.TAYLOR'S Mf 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J. OVERSHOES For Men, Women and Children REPAIRING ' gf In All Its Branches tt SOLE LEATHER by -Bide or Strips J NEOLIN SOLES A SPECIALTY 5 Not responsible for work left over 30 J days. ' Keystone .1 38- X 5.1 5 f) Eversharp is ab3 kJ solutely unique, 3 El the pencil that is 3 |[| always sharp yet 3 |L never sharpened, 3 §07 always ready for 3 BE smooth, easy ^ | writing, and beau- || tifully made for 6 || lifelong service, r. B| Eversharp prices, || with 18 inches of |g Eversharp Leads, ■9 are $1 up. Sold by Mecriy Pharmacy* J. L NOON. Prsprfetsr — Washington and Perry Streets CAPE NAY. N. J. G. Vanaman ^ Gas Ranges Gas Hot Water ^ Heaters *£ Plumbing

TIDE TABLE PREDICTED TIME FOR HIGH AND LOW WATER AT COLD SPRING INLET, HEREFORD INLET, DEDUCT FIVE MINUTES Copied from the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Almanac published by the Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C." 1 ' JULY TIDES A. M. P. M. High Low High Low 15 3 53 10 08 4 26 10 54 16 4 47 11 00 5 15 U 44 17 5 88 11 49 6 02 18 6 25 0 30 6 45 12 34 19 7 08 1 13 7 26 1 17 20 7 50 1 58 8 05 1 58 21 8 30 2 88' 8 42 2 88 22 9 09 8 11 9 19 3 17 23 9 46 2 48 9 55 3 64 24 10 28 4 22 10 80 4 32 =25 11 00 4 57 11 07 5 14 26 11 42 5 34 11 60 6 00 27 6 16 12 80 6 66 28 0 48 7 06 - 1 2T 800 129 1 46 8 08 2 29 9 05 *80 2 52 9 11 3 32 W 07 e 31 4 00 10 15 4 84 11 07 ANNUAL BRIDGE PARTY 3 . The Ladies' Association of the Cape May Golf Club have cards out for L their hnnual Bridge Party. Mr. 11 Knott of Hotel Cape May has kindly offered the ball room of this popular - and newly renovated hotel to the ladies. The club house is not, spacious enough to accoirfiodate this affair •• which has been a special feature of the club's activities for many years. . There* will be prizes for each table, some interesting articles to be rafflr ed, candy on sale. Altogether a very festive occassion is anticipated. Everyone is invited '-to come and bring . your friends and tell your neighbors. Tickets can be procured (it Golf Club, phone 63 Keystone or 82 Bell. Mrs. Wilsterman will save them for you. MEMORIAM Bamett — In sweet memory of our dear son, Phillip Barnett, who left us I for a better home on Nay 18, 1920, [ aged 33 years. How can I think of my loved one as gone, but down in early bloom, the race so short a time began now finished in the tomb. We miss you my dear Phillip,, my heart is sore with grief. Only faith and trust in God gives me comfort and relief- 'Tis He Wiho gives and He Who takes the ones He loveth best. Then Jet us say, Thy will be done, God "grant eternal rest Your loving Mother. 7-16-lt-182

BRYANT WARNS ■ ALL EMPLOYERS COMMISSIONER OF LABOR NOTIFIES MANUFACTURERS AND .RETAILERS OF LAWS REGULATING THE EMPLOYMENT OF ° WOMEN AND CHILDREN. '' The presort law regulating the employment °f women in manufacturing and mercantile establishments, bakeries, laundries and restaurants, provides that their work hours may be v not more than ten hours in any one 4 day, and six days, of fifty-four hours 4 in any one week; this does not pro- - hib'it Sunday emplojrment, provided 4 some other day is given the employe 7 therefor, .and that the daily total is 8 not more than ten, and that the week 8 consists of six consecutive days ,with 7 a total of not more than fifty-four $ hours. 2 The vacation period always brings 4 a great many children seeking -em- ® ployment, and employers ate advised " that fourteen years is the minimum " age for such employment, and that 5 this applies to all the places over ^ whi^h the Department of Labor has ' jurisdiction, which includes .mercantile establishments. There is no difference in the requirements of the law during the vacation period. Peire alty for violation is $50 for each ofr fense. - ■. Children betweeq^fourteeo andsftcy teen years of age may be employed, r provided they file with the employer at the time of beginning work an age s and schooling certificate. These cerr tificates are issued py an official desf ignated by the local board of «ducai. tion in each school district. !, The work hours- of children be- - tween fourteen and sixteen years are y limited to eight in a day, forty-eight - in a week, may not be between sevj en o'clock in the evening and s iven o'clock in the morning, nor at any ,, time on Sunday. Register must be i. kept of all tjuch children, setting l forth then ames, places of residence and time of employment. IMPORTANT. The employment of a child contrary to the provisions of r the State law Will make inoperative s any compensation insurance which i, may be carried by the employer. This is a- matter of the greatest "oncern i to those employing children. 6 Fof- further information concern- • ing any of these laws, kindly corner municate with the main office -of the ; i Department of Labor, State House, I Trenton; N. J., addressing General s Lewis T. Bryant, Commissioner of e Labor of New Jersey. ' A lot of "us. ask the price before we know the value.

ORPHAN SHEETS i ARE NOT WANTED ' CITIES A»ND BOROUGHS ABB PLANNING TO AVERT DISAS- , TER OF RECEIVING ' THE STREETS NOT YET COMPLETED AND WHICH THEY HAVE LITTLE OR NO MEANS OF PUTTING INTO PASSABLE CONDI1 TION. » 5 Wildwood, July 14, 1921 s Since the Freeholders in- imatwt . they are to turn certain streets bach j to the municipalities from which they , were taken originally by tjie painty 3 there has been consternation in a t number of places in Cape May coun- . *• r Around Otten's Harbors the taxpayers are very much excited over s the .situation. First, say they, the - county was anxious to get hold of the 1 boulevard. Then they tear it up and i pile a bank of sand dowh the middle t of the street so that it ceases to be a r highway and its usefulness to anyone i is questionable. As an axle breaker - and auto spring destroyer its a wonder. Than an injunction appears and ; all work ceased. Since that time •s nothing has been done excepting by • those who heeded sand for concrete work, and, it is said, some contrac- ■ tors have made good use of it. ' Now, say the taxpayers, why ' should we have to take this Orphan : street -back and foot the big bill of putting it into shape. And so a petition is being circulated' for signers and on July 18th the big delegation most invested will , appear at the meeting of the Free-' ! holders and present their case. William Harry Bright will be set cured as spokesman if certain lead- , ers in the movement can get his con- , sent. North Wildwood Henry H. Ottens and other influen- . tial citizens of North Wildwood are very much concerned over the stats- i | ment of the Cape May County Free- | holders that tliere is a possibility of the streets oeing returned tc* the borough. Central avenue with . its ooment garden plots and the lights thru the center, say these gentle .men, will if turned back to the Bor'ough at the present time virtually J bankrupt the municipality and every , effort will be put forth to prevent the return of this particular street. Ji Fithiam Tatem, solicitor of North Wildwood is expected to appear bei fore the ^Freeholders at their next meeting on July 18th.

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Frlnct Albmrt l» told in toppy rod I and halT* pound! fin humidor* and Intho * pound crystal gluts humidor with sponge moistonor 8

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