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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All classified advertisements must be cash with order, no orders taken over telephone. FOR SALE FOR SALE — Residence in Cold Spring, on main seashore roajL Apply Mrs- George E. Walter, Gape Mav, R. F D. Keystone, 804-A-12. ! 6-13-4-1-73 FOR SALE— Farm of 19 acres, | dwelling, barn, out-buildings and I orchards, situated in Cold SoringApply Mrs. Geo. E. Walters, Cape May R- F. D. Keystone phone, phone, 804-A-12. 513-4-1-74 FOR SALE — Flag pole, 24 feet high, ( base 5 inches 106 Recatur street-6-24-1-132 FOR SALE — 1 good horse, 1 motor boat, 21 feet long, now 4hp Sears & Roebuck engine, in good condi-6-24-1-134 FOR SALE — Iron safe in -ood condition. Sold for want of use. Apply by letter, No- 118, Star and Wave 6-17-118 . FOR SALE — Motor boat, 25 feet over all; half cabin; fully equipped for cruising and in commission; -together with skiff and lease of convenient boat house; will demonstrate. Apply M. S Smith, Schel- ' lenger's Landing. 6-17-2-124 WANTED WANTED — Position as butler or waiter with private family or in . hotel. Can give good references Apply N. Downs, 657 Hyghes st-, Cape May, N. J 6 24-1-133 j WANTED — Army officer, wife and ' tiwo (2) children under four years . of age, desire board and two (2) rooms with use of bath- To remain . two weeks durirr" latter part of July. Private home preferred- ' Write Captain Getber, 1373 Potomac ave. S. E., Washington. D£. 6-24-2-129 WANTED— Refined woman with 2- i year old girl, desires light duties in « private family. Desires good home t in preference to high wages- Ap- s ply No. 131 Star and Wave office r 6-2441-131 c

WANTED— Girls for laundry work. Apply Columbia Laundry. 6-24-lt | ■ TEACHER WANTED — An experiene- ' ed teacher to teach the three upper j j grammar grades, and to act as prinn cipal of a three room school- Ad- 1 dress or call upon Win- S- Slater, : District Clerk, Andover, Sussex County, N. J. , 6-17-2-126 WANTED — iBicycle. State condition i and lowest price. Apply No. 28, Star and Wave office, e 6-17-tf-28 FOR RENT 7 : FOR RENT-^Sleeping apartments, . with use of bath. Apply 667 Wash- , ington stl fi'17-* | FOR RENT — Automobile space. Ap- [ ply Miss A- A Klander, 1233 Washington stf 6-24-1-128 FOR "RENT — Farm house, 7 rooms and bath, reasonable. Mrs. Marv " H Whilldin, Broadway, Cape May. 5 ROC-M 3 FOR RENT— A few, choice,' single and double, private cottage, - sea view, conveniences 29 Perry r 6-22 2t ~ LOST [ LOST — Bar pin, one inch long, four sapphires, six very small diamonds. Finder please return to 1137^Begch ! 6-24-1-135 LOST OR STRAYED— An English setter bird dog, black and white; answers to name of Sam. Valued as pet only- Finder please communicate with E. M. Brown. West Cape May, N. J. BOWLING ALLEYS RUSHED I The Congress Bowlin" Alleys, on I street, opposite Congress Hall, | recently thoroughly renovated and reequipped, are catering to crowds of and cottage guests. The alleys | will doubtless draw iargely from Congress Hall this year as in the AUTO ACCIDENT Mr. Simon Gidding, local merchant, while returning home en Wednesday evening from the country, was run inby another auto on Washington street at Schellengerr, Landing and h3d his auto badly damaged, but escaped personal injury. ' ' I

OPENS FOR SEASON ' ' SUMMER SEASON IS OFFICIALLY INAUGURATED BY RECEPTION 1 AND DANCE AT THE HOTEL TONIGHT Historic Congress Hotel at Cape I May, N. J-, opens the season for the ' j summer today by a reception and j dance- Reservations by guests from | „ Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wilming ; ton have filled the 200 rooms of the. hostelry for th occasion. This exclusive hotel, which was at . | various times the summer home of , jfour United States presidents, name-' lly Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, . General Ulyssess S. Grant and his | -[cabinet and Benjamin Harrison, has -.been completely remodeled and reno 5 vated, nearly 5300.000 haviv - bee:, spent for this purpose. One feature; that is expected to make - bit hit i ' with the guests is the building of a 5 number of splendid tennis courts, nof in course of construction, which wili • be ready in a short timeThere will be classical- concerts each ! • afternoon by a superb orchestra and ' • a dance each evening. For the bene- • fit of commuters and business mer two non-stop trains from the resort to Philadelphia each mornin- ha- 11 been added to the schedule by the " Pennsylvania and Reading railroadAnother interesting innovation will

-Of '™5J ™'" adelphia and New Yonc to the resort, the first ever attempted from the (latter dty and the first in years fi. PhiladelphiaThe hotel is under the management of John V. Scott, with M. J. Borden, f Jr., assistant. * WILL JOIN THE PARADE JULY 4 The I. O. O. M. Lodge, which will : „ enter the parade July 4. is making j a great preparations in the way of | . dress and floats- The lodge expects I to have in line 50 members or more ' Wait until you see the bo ye come; s i marching down the street behind the j " j brass band and see what a fine lot of men they are in their costumesf| LIFEGUARDS ON DUTY ' ' i Four of tfhe summer life guards " will go on duty today, Saturday- The ' full crew will be on duty from Julv 1st until Labor Day, September 4thCARD OF THANKS The family of Mrs- Benton Rod an 1 wish to thank their many friends for the sympathy- and kindness shown , them during their late bereavement. FATHER AND OH1LDREN. MEMORIAM In loving memory of W. Scott Eld- ' redge, who departed this life June*25. 1915. PARENTS AND SISTER.

Fall in, Buddy! In more than 11.000 communities the world over today your old Buddies are, through The American Legion, still in action, fighting at home for the land lhat was good enough to fight for | abroad. There are vacant places in the ranks that can never be filled — | blank files dedicated to the memory of old shipmates and tenti mates who went West when death rode in the air and sea. -I But there's your old place in the line. Buddy, waiting for you, and the bugle of duty sounds "Fall in." TTiere are no written orders or commands except those of your own conscience and bunkfatigue brings no excited top kicker. | Just the same. Soldier, The American Legion needs you and you need The American Legion. That's fifty-fifty. Hold up your end and become a member. By midnight — Saturday — July 1 — Harry Snyder Post, of Cape ; Mav. wants to have every eligible man or woman enrolled as a member. Your honorable discharge is your eligibility ticketYour button tells the world you have such a dischargeFor further information call at TAYLOR & LYLE'S, 709 Columbia Avenue, | A- C.LYLE, Post Adjutant.

Quaker Sweet Shop I AND CONFECTIONERY SHOP- ORDERS FOR CREAM j AND DELIVERED CAPE MAY, N. J. f j | 407 Washington Street J Keystone Phone, 406 s. . CONGRESS HALL CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY Opens for the Season June 24th UNSURPASSED FOR COMFORT, CONVENIENCE, SERVICE AND ATMOSPHERE John V- Scott, Manager

AROUND TOWN Life guards are elected for the summer season and four will be on duty today- Two new surf boats are - also in serviceSummer police will be on duty July I first. I All new things must have a chance i to "get on their feet," so we must be ! patient in the matter of garbage colj lection. ! The celebration of Independence ■ is getting into shape and bids fair to 1 be a success.

RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS 5 Mr- and Mrs. William Greenfield, of 1 Philadelphia, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son, Wil5 liam Greenfield, Jr., on June 15th. Mrs. Greenfield, before her marriage, , was Miss Stella Kelly, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Joseph Kellyr who are i spending the summer at their S. La- ' fayette street cottageRECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Reeves are re- ! eeiving congratulations upon the > birth of a son, born on Saturday, June 17th.

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