Page Two CAPE MAY STAR "AND WAVE Saturday, October 25 , 1921

Yes it's toasted, of course. To seal in the flavor i'jfr . r: i PLAN $1(1,01)0 FOR PUBLICITY IN 1920 PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE OF CAPE MAY CITY ONE OF THE LIVE- — ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COUNTY. HAVE .170 MEMBERS AND NEW 'HOME. Members of the Progressive League of Cape May are predicting that thru their eiforts the City of Cape May will appropriate a fund of $10,000.00 for advertising and publicity for the season of 1922. Last year the - amount for similar purposes was $2,50000 and that sum, in the opin. \ Jons of the League is far from being ^sufficient to extol the virtues and advantages of their city as a summer ttfsortThis is one of the fastest "growing organizations in the county and at the same time one of the best results producing bodies organized in south Jersey for a number of years. In addition to boosting the advertis. ing budget the League is planning many other features of a progressive nature- One of the first steps after organizing was to place a sign costing $400-00 at the Junction of the main shore road and the Rio Cft-ande-This sign is not only unique in its attractiveness but it is one of best!' of jts kind along the Atlantic coast. It is lighted at the expense of the city of Gape May and< depicts Cape May's famous light house with .a flashing beacon. , Cape May Court House (Staff Correspondent)' , Philip DttFont is a visitor in Court House this week, for the Opening of the gunning Reason. ^ The Thurston Elmer Wood Post, American Legion and the Ladies of Rio Grande Grange will give a masked party on October, 28th in the Grange Hall at- Rio Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw, of WHdyood, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson motored to Philadelphia last Monday. Dr. Dandois made a trip to Philadelphia on Monday lastMrs. Hackney is ill at her home requiring the constant attention of her daughter Etta, Miss Hackney's position at. the post office is being temporarily filled by Mrs. Scull. The Girl Scouts gave a. Masquerade party in 'the- annex of the Baptist Church -on October 20th. A good time was -enjoyed by all. William Steele and William Lof. erty enjoyed. a fishing trip on October 17th. The young child of MrT and Mrs. - James Holmes, who was recently, run over by an automobile is recoveringRoy Shields met with an accident on his train and has -since been on the sick -list. Mr. Shields was not ' seriously injured- . . Arbutus- Lodge, Order of the. Eastern Star, had an official visitation from the -District Deputy, Mrs. Nettie Burt, on Thursday evening, October 20th- After the. ceremonies quite an elaborate collation was served and enjoyed by all- The decorations were autumn leaves and dahlias. Miss Ethel Elmer visited relatives * in Philadelphia this week.

FEAR TIDES WILL WASH ROAD AWAY FREEHOLDERS FEAR TIDES MAY WASH AWAY THE FILL THAT IS- TO THE ROADBED FOR CQNNECTINtS. LINK TO ISLAND. The Cape May county board of . f reeholders has invited the members ; of committee— appointed some | .months ago by Cape May county ■ chamber of -commerce to view, with the members of the board, the Turtle I Gut rpadj near Wildwood. The board j of freeholdei-s has been notified that ' the fill there requires some attention, ' due to the washing of the tides against the road embankment- The ' state . highway commission also has been invited to have representatives with the board when it goes to make the inspection next Thursday. This road is a link in the state ' ocean boulevard, and, according to ' the letter of invitation sent the cham- J ber of commerce, it is a project of

the chamber- If ever fully completed, it is statpd, it would be a wonderful improvement for . both the f county and seashore resorts. In his letter, of invitation;' to the chamber of commerce, the vice di- I p rector says: "It is with no thought of shirking any of the duties, or the responsi- . bilitie.- of the board of freeholders 1 • that mis suggestion that the commit- , tee be present is tnade, but simply , with the idea that we might be able | | to utilize any suggestions or thought ( | that may be offered, and ,at the same time, |his committee's visit would bring to the direct attention of" the Cape May county chamber of -com- ^ merce this particular project, as well as enlighten your committee on one of the many problems that the board of freeholders has to contend, with : from time to time.'' .( A committee -was appointed early last spring by the chamber of commerce to take up with the Cape May { county board of freeholders matters of interest to the county taxpayers »nd to co-operate with the freeholders in affairs looking to the advancement of this county.

- S Byron Pennington Croker Post No. 184 WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY FIRST LYCEUM CONCERT OF THE SEASON SIPHER-SCHWARTZ CONCERT CO. Monday Evening, October 31,1921 If High School Auditorium, 8.15 P. M. j Speaker: Warren Patten Coon, Newark j (Field .Secretary, New Jersey Patriotic League, Assemblyman I 1 1 Essex Qounty) ADMISSION: SEASON TICKETS $300, SINGLE ADMISSION $1 j| (War Tax Included) | Season Tickets on Sale at MECRAY'S MARKET jjj NEXT ATTRACTION j J LIGHT OPERA REVUE if November 22nd, 1921 j p :

ABB TOU THINKING OF MOVING so get in touch with us. We hate 4 BIG TRUCKS 1 TON, 2 TONS, S TONS, 5 TONS ON THE ROAD ALL. THE TIME Trips to Philadelphia every week. from $10 up. Any point between Cape May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X->RESS 106 to 110 Garfield Ave, Wildwood. Both Phones GET YOUR SHOES REPAIRED AT i T.H. TAYLOR'S Washington St. Cape May, N. J. OVERSHOES For Meg, Women and Children REPAIRING T In AH Its Branches _ SOLE LEATHER by Side or Strip. NEOLIN SOLES A SPECIALTY Not responsible for work left over 30 days. Keystone 1S8-X [hot 1 WATER j HEATING !' I G. VANAMAN | Cape May K. J. j

of strength and sp^rits afte^ LJgfk j* toil," is Webster's definition of recreation; and for such a purpose increasing thousands 1 ! J? conie every year to the Jersey Coast. IBIXm g . There was a time when only residents of g nearby 'cities appreciated the value of a yVMMKggT . W vacation on the South Jersey Shore. But 'flwn 5 "the World and his wife" now make an» H ^ annual pilgrimage to this beauty spot, where Wk they find unfailing "refreshment of strength i and spirits." 4 . A universal system of telephone com- j munication has done- much to popularize > this great playground. The men and ; women who build* and operate the Bell - ■ " "! - Telephpne lines in this .community are alert ^ day and night to keh{5 the local seHxice and ]?)"' that to distant points up to the highest y/ possible standard. They are glad to coi . . operate with the other permanent residents W W BRITTAIN i . p , j District Manager . to ma'te this community a model of convenience for those who come here seeking \ " • ' rest and diversion. iM . " ' •. - ■ ■■ . ■ .■ r\. ' ■ . : : THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COJ i

KSOO<XOCO<XOOOOOOOOWOOOOOO<XW . Vc When you house-dean. don't forget the ^ 1 COLUMBIA LAUNDRY 1 1 ^ 314 CONGRESS STREET J? )£ BO™ PHONES H. E. SETTLE, Prop. O ^ CARPETS, QUILTS, BLANKETS, PILLOWS AND § W CURTAINS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION § ' X ALL OTHER CLASSES OF LAUNDRY WORK V i K Kl<XO<5<XO<XOOOOO<KKXO<KKXOO<)p6<K Frank Entriken 8 Sons —CENTRAL GARAGEAUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK-CARS StOREU-CARS HIRED DAY OR NIGHT— ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES Agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gas sad Oil Engines , KEYSTONE 1-90A RKI.T. l2.W ; RANDOLPH JA KSON EXPRESSMAN Local and Long Distance Carting y Two-Ton Truck Special Care Given to Household Geods Keystone 148- Y- 802 Queen^St.; Cape May, N. J. 1 Paint $2-70 per Gallon PURE LfeAD AND ZINC Interior Decorator, Wall Payer, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Win- | dow Shad^g, Putty Brushes, Dry Colors, Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for U. S. N. Deck and Floor Paint Effecto Auto Finishes | ' W. LENOIR c^J*CnNS,i. || 20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL WALL PAPER 1 Don't Throw Away | Your Old Timer Cases x We positively end Ford Commutator trouble and use I ' | X ihe old corrugated shells. Rush dual contact roller ! ! X runs" packed in grease. Makes starting easier 1! t Hickey Garage Cape May, New Jersey -^PRIVATE BATHS ^ EUROPEAN PLAN R I D G W A V HOUSE ELEVATOR SERVICE \ AT THE FERRIES ' PHILADELPHIA. PA . Hot and Cold Running Water in Eadh Room STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF Security Trust Go. , pane 30, 1921 ~

RESOURCES Time and Demand Loans $1,720,735,17 1 Bonds and Mortgages — 266,075.39; Slocks and Bonds 1,889,011.681 Overdrafts ■ 28.76 1 Banking, Houses, Camden, Gloucester and Cape May 123,000.00j Revenue Stamps 207.39 j Cash and Reserve 295,537.56 $4,294,595.95 1 > 1

LIABILITIES I -Capital 1 $10,000.00 ) ! Surplus —j 220,000-00 J Undivided Profits 20,848.71 51 Deposits 1, 3,946,747.24 Dividend 7,000.00 >1* )| ^ $4,294,595.95

Three Per Cent. Interest allowed op Time Deposits. Acts as Administrator, Eyecutor, Guardian or Trustee. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent in Burglar-Proof Vault. T'.; ADVISORY BOARD

J. Spicer Learning, Chairman. Aaron W. Hand. John B. Huffman. Albert G. Bennett. Dr. Wilson . A. Lake.

! Henry £• Thompson, Sec. {Sherman S. Sharp. ■ Dr. V. M. D. Marcy. |A. Carlton Hildreth. Richard E. Reeves.