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Headline in county paper— '.'$18,000 worth of good liquor seized." Now how in the world did that editor discover that it was gcod? Do you know - you can roll SOSfifid cigarettes for lOcts from ona bag of H* GENUINE BullDurham > TOBACCO 1

) . BRIGHT OPENS CAMPAIGN v State Senator William H. Bright has opened his campain to succeed, himself in the Senatorial chair. Mr. : B right's- appeal is made on his "past record in the last three Legislative ?essionh. Opposing Senator Bright is Andrew Boswell of Ocean City who is at | present Assemblyman, j Robert "J, Kay, Treasurer of the City of Wildwood and member of the . Brechy-Kay Realty Company if this j ■city has already announced Jus tfandi- ' •dacy for Assembly and more recent- 1 ly Judsbn B. Corson of Palermo' has j entered (he. f'pld. ™ — — , i ADVERTISE IT i He who has- some goods to sell And whispers the datails down a well Is not so apt to collar the dollars As he who climbs a tree and holl- • ers" A PIANO TUNING ) Prof. C. Walter Wallace, Organist of the Liberty Theatre, will tune an I repair pianos on short notice. Wori; guaranteed. Phone Liberty Theatre, either phone, fi Utf-678 : :

MRS. JANE BROWN 'L DRESSMAKER 821 Corgie Street Cape May N. J. , KEYSTONE PHONE 169-R MANY hotels, schools and other public buildings, some ol the finest in America, have standardized on USN Deck Paint It pays these large experienced i buyers to insist upon USN Deck [ Paint. Why not you? w. LENOIR I' Cape Ma\* New Jersej ^ ^

I WILLIAM PRITCHARD William Pritchard who was a resi- J dent of Erma for many years died at | his son's home in that place on Aug. t 7th-' The deceased' was born March, ■ 1827. Jlr. Pritchard was one of the i oldest residents of th^ County being 9^^'ears of age. He whs a veteran I (*The Civil War and a devout mem- . ber of Tabernacle M. E. church. In- j tcrment was made in the Tabernacle l Cemetery. He is Survived by a son j and a daughter, sixteen grand ' chil- 1 _ • dreii, ten great grandchildren and J twelve great great grandchildren- - GENERA I, ELECTION Registration Days in al$ Municipali. j ties! First— Sept. 13, 1921. 1. p. m. to 9 . -p- - m. Also House to Housy Can- ' • ,j vass. ' . -*-v 1 I r Second— Sept. 27, 1921, 7^a- yn. to , I 9. P. Also Primary Day. * Third— Oct 18, 1 p. m. -to 9 p. m. | General Election Day; Nov. 8, 1921. , . *6 a. m. to 7 p- m. SPECIAL TWO WEEKS ONLY Paper clips in bulk, thousand lots, j 80c per thousand. Priced exceptionI ally low f6r quick sale. Get your ' supply now. Star and Wave Pub ■ I lishing Co. adv2t j

I ' j GLTide^" ' I JUST OCT n>K AND IT'S rn#XSaad*. plaat*, bonuflale. A M<I«I wlU krin( ll In bg. Maula'l >«Ji nro >11 tsata<l .nd if sac* j CROWN ara alwar* CROWN. | WM. HENRY MAULE. Inc. ^^J2^^and^^rc^iUa^JPblIadal£bl^^ | Big reductions in- Summer Millinery- Both Sport and I Dress HatsLOTTIE R. HILLMAN, 209 Perrv'Street, ' Cape May, N. 'J. . U. S. MAIL LINE LuiMiaWFutMl Amcfican-Fla* Ships "laaia" Jalr 23-Au*. 24 It ilb.n ."Jab30-Aaa.27-Sws.24 Mall Steml.nl Sarvlca kteonl and Third -CI ate IgMtel i 1 1 n > r.^; I FwfteUr k "•'•i

BOARD INSPECTS INUND WATERWAY TRAVELS CHANNEL FROM COLD SPRING HARBOR TO OTTENE - HARBOR TO INVESTIGATE NEED FOR LIGHTS. The Board of Commerce and Navl» gation came down into local water* last Sunday and were met aboard their government boat at Cape Majr by Senator William Hairy Bright and Peter C- Peterson of the Fisher* men's association. The party pro* ceeded from Cold Spring Inlet to Otteris Harbor to investigate the need of lights along the channel of the In* land Waterway for the protection ot the fleet of fishing craft now . operating out of Ottens Harbor thru Cold Springs. There is every reason tf believe that lights will soon be placed so that the channel may be nego* tiated thru fog and darkness in safe , t-v-Colonel Doughty states ihef $43,000 was allotted 10 Cape May County in 1920 for improvements ot highways and that he has succeeded in securing for 1921, $25,000 mor* than last year, or a total of $68,0001 Appropriations have already been made to 4^e townships ofx$7,800, th# + , custom being for -the state to award j threedollars for every one appropri* : "teinhwi spent by the townships. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE j PERSONAL ITEMS FROM. THE county Seat and notes of ACTIVITIES AMONG THE BUSI- | NESS FOLK. j Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Martin - ! were entertained during the, first ' Part of the week by Mrs. Edward | Foster and during the iatter part of ! the week by Mrs. Myron Morton. Mrs. B runner, who is Mrs. Martin's mother, will spend a week with I Mrs. MortonThe management of the Glasi House store has been taken over by | John Douglass. | Mrs. Earl Wittmer is being treated j in the Jewish hospital for an attack ■ diagnosed -as gall stones. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Elsie Thamp* j son, Elwood Thompson and William ; Ross are -occupying the cottage of , Mrs.. Dietz at Bennie's Landing. Mrs. j Dietz has taken the Stouts cottage at I the same place. j Miss Minnie Storke of bake City, 1 Florida, who is a summer guest of I Mr- ail.l Mrs. George- Springer chapI eroned a party of-^oung ladies in j Stone* Harbor this summer. The parrty includes the Misses Emily B. Gar- ' retson, Lucille Springer, Lillian Nace, Margaret Nace and Mazie Po. nell Walter Hurrell spent a few days recently revisiting old scenes in New '"v York City. " During his trip away he also enjoyed a visit to, Niagara Falls. Sheriff Meade Tomlin spent a busy day recently. He conducted two lads Willetts Bates ami William Connelly, convicted of larceny of autmobiles to Rahway and Vhen* arrested Florence Reed in Ocean City. Miss Reed, a 12 | year-old offender was recently sen- , tenoed to the Girl's Home in Trenton. ! ,01) September 6th and 9th gnr* ■j^jnents of all kinds and particularly } garments that are being made for children in the near east will be re- | CeivQd on the first floor of the Vo- . j cational School Building. County Su- ' j perintendent A. W. Hand has kindly . | granted the use of the building for \ that .purpose- - ». i Miss Etta. Hackney our deputy jjjtostmistress recently returned from ,| Atlantic City where she spent a part »( her vacation. The remainder of the vacation is now being enjoyed in ■ Wildwood. s Alfred Peterson in company with ' J. Mecrav went, to Philadelphia on ' August 17th to bring a. new coupe down for a doctor.. and to attend to* other "bh.sjness matters. Mrs. Shepherd Calhoun is epter. - taining her daughter, Mrs- Charles "Miithias and little son this >veek. , < Reverend Graham, pastor of the M. E. Church accompanied by Mrs. Graham, left last Wednesday for hii - annual vacation- All the congi-eija-"tion join* in wishing them "Bon Voy- . age" * Reverend -Thomas Martin fermnr ; aster cf the Baptist Church will, preach in the Baptist' Church here '.he last- two; weeks 'of AugustBUSINESS DIRECTORIES FR^E Telephone Business Directories may be had.frgc of charge by applying at the Star and Wave office. Get yours now. When the cream of Europe's athletes meet US — whippet! cr«ua— 1 that's alL