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COX'S cm PIER TBHW PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS WEEK OF JULY 3rd THE FERRARA ORCHESTRA RENDERS SUPERB MUSIC NIGHTLY MONDAY, JULY 3— ' "TOO MUCH BUSINESS" TUESDAY, JULY 4— Glenn Hunter "THE CRADLE BUSTER" WJ3JNESDAY, JULY 5— May McAvoy — in — "THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW" THUKSDAY, JULY 6— Norma Talmadge "POPPY" aj COMEDY— AL. ST. JOHN, in "FAST AND FURIOUS" FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 7 and 8— An All-Star Cast — presents — "SISTERS" SUNDAY, JULY 9— Constance Binney "THE SLEEPWALKER" COMING CONSTANCE TALMADGE, in "POLLY OF THE FOLI.IES" "BLUEBEARD, JR." "A GLORIOUS FOOLWILL ROGERS, in "A POOR RELATION" Falkner's Novelty Store ON THE BEACH WE SPECIALIZE IN Toys, Japanese Goods, Souvenir Card*, Bathing Cap* and Sun Glasses SKEE BALL 9 Balls for 5 cents. A healthful exercise for young and old. Prizes given on high scores. CITY PIER Cape May New Jersey STOCKTON SURF BATHS FINEST BATHING ESTABLISHMENT ON THE ATLANTIC COAST JOHN C LITTLE. Manager Polite Attention

T POINT The article in last week's issue of the Star and Wave relative te the dumping of refuse on the beach, near the Seaside House, was not intended to cast any reflection on the home. The article in question was placed in the paper with the hope that in j this way the management might take ' j the matter up with the officials of j Lower township and as the Board of Managers meet this week, they would : ask for immediate action before the ' opening of the seasonNo adverse criticism of the home ■ was even thought of and your corres- 1 pondent regrets that it was so word- j ed as to give rise to such a feeling, ' as very naturally the home was not ' at fault--The home is now being put in or- ' der for its influx of summer visitorsThe new bungalows in the grove are 1 being completed and are being occu- j pied at once. The old pavilion in the ■ grove has been torn down and the 1 material used for building purposes. This Is about the last link in connee- j tion with the old Sea Grove Camp ' Meeting. Many a service took place • under its spacious roof and many a worshipper knelt in the old grove and c sang God's praises' there and there is ' j a sort of reverent atmosphere about I the place. I There probably are those living J j who attended those services and who ' could say with the poet: H Backward, turn backward, 0, time, in thy flight. Make me a child again Just for tonight. The Wednesday afternoon club met'' last week at Mrs. Morey's and the , * I previous week at the home of Mrs. j' I John Hanley- A good attendance atts each meeting and an enjoyable time . * was spent by all. The Rev. Frank Sheppard, who for n so many years faithfully filled the j •" - pulpit of the chapel, was the speaker j' on Thursday last- He was warmh- j ' j welcomed by his friends there, who ; J i hope to have him -with them later on ! ' The Haddock Memorial is receiving P ! a coat of paint, which is a great im ; j proveinent. I Miss Mary Lyons was a week end | 1 ' visitor. She is leaving on an extend- ir •ed trip returning the last of Augu.-t f *" ** b &cle -Jc ties ubsfti

XXXXX«XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXX X ixfBUY IT FSIOM * * -8 I sifeffTHE NAVY | g ^ Cottagers! — On July 14, 1922 § X An opportunity will be offered you to purchase good substang tial furniture- from the Naval Air Station, Cape May, N. J., con- K g sisting of the following: J

25 Brass Beds, with Springs, 48 in. by 78 in. J3£ 10 White Enameled Beds, with Springs, 53 in. by X( 78 in. W 5 White Enameled Beds, with Springs, 40 in by 3 78 in. O 1 White Enameled Bed, with Springs, 36 in. by W 78 in" A 24 Chiffoniers, Oak, with Mirror, 30 in. by 17 in. )s( by 45 inW 12 Bureaus, Oak, with Mirror, 39 in. by 18 in. by vr 36 in. 8 Q £

12 Oak Bedroom Chairs, with Cane Seat. 3»C 3 Oak Rockers, with Cane Seat. 2 Oak Tables, 60 in. by 30 in. by 30 in. W 1 Oak Tabic, 48 in. by 28 in. by 30 in. i Oak Extension Tables, 71 in. by 60 in. by 30 in. © (with leaves). ^ .1 Sideboard (one drawer), 42 in. by 20 in. by 3.j in- )»( 1 Davenport, Oak frame, leather seat and back. )S( I Rug, SQJfTby 36 in. 4 Rugs, 108 in. by 72 in. © 1 Carpet Runner, 70 ft. by 27 in. &

Furniture has been used but is in excellent condition. In- ^ )s( spection invited. H X To be sold by sealed bids opening 2.30 P. M. (Daylight Saving X § Time) July 14, 1922, at the Air Station. X X Cotalogue No. I09-B may be obtained and inspection ar- S X ranged by communicating with the Supply Officer, Naval Air X g Station, Cape May, N. J., or g § g bu. S. NAVY CENTRAL SALES OFFICE g ^YAW> Washington, d. c. i

STATE OF NEW JERSEY , STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Trenton ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that [ sealed bids will be received by the i State Highway Commission of New , Jersey for the following: • Approximately 314,550 gallons of Lig-nin Binder for use in the repair and maintenance of gravel roads used as detours during construction of sections of the State Highway System- i Bids wiD include the cost of material | to be furnished in ^accordance with i standard State Highway Specifications therefor, applied in accordance with the requirements specified, end in- 1 eluding freight and all transportation charges. Points of delivery and other details will be furnished upon application to A. W. Muir, Superintendent of Maintenance, 517 Broad Street Bank Buildii*r. TreMon, New Jersey. Bids w!l! be received at the offices of the State Highway Commission, Broad Street Bank Building, Trenton, New Jersey, on July 21st, 1922, at 11-00 A. M-, Standard Time, and opened and read immediately thereafter. Specifications, form of bid, special addressed envelopes, and conditions under which bids will be accepted for the above, are on file in the office of iA. W. Muir, Superintendent of Mainj tenance, 517 Broad Street Bank (Building, Trenton. N. J., and mav be obtained upon request- Bids must be ! made upon the proposal forms fur- I i nished, in the manner designated i ; therein, and as required by the sped- j fications, same to -be enclosed in j 1 sealed snecial addressed envelopes j which will be furnished each bidder! ! with the bid blank, bearing the name | ! and address of the bidder on the out- 1 side, and must be accompanied by a ' , certified check drawn to the order of , the Treasurer of the State of NewJersey for not less than ten per cent(10%) of the amount of the bid, provided that the said certified check shall not be less than $500.00 or more j than 820,000.00 and be delivered at | j the above place on or before the hour I named. Bids not submitted on the standard proposal form or enclosed I :n other than the special envelope will 1 considered informal and will be re | jected- | Each bi.ider "must accompanv his bid with a certificate from a suretv company duly authorized to do business in this State, stating that such surety company will provide said bidder with a bond in such sum as is required in and in accordance with the Drovisions of said specifications, 'conditioned for the faithful performance of the provisions of the contract and specifications. The State Highway Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the State Highway CommissionA. LEE GROVER, Chief Clerk. "l-3-pf20-28 i • l-.5-piZU.28

STATE OF NEW JERSEY STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION Trenton NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sc-jiij 'ui is ..ill be received by the State Highway Commission of New Jersev for the following: ( Approximately 581,600 gallons of ! Lignin Binder for use in the repair and maintenance of gravel roads in the New Jersey State Highway a gf System. Bids will include the cost of I P) the materia1 to be furnished in ac- | ■V j cordance with Standard State High " \ j way Specifications therefor, applied I .J in accordance with the requirements ■ specified, and including freight and I A j all transportation charges. *• .£0int-a„of delivery and other details I V will be furnished upon application to - V | A' W. Muir, Superintendent of Main- I £ tenance, 517 Broad Street Bank Build- ■ J ing. Trenton, New Jersey. !. A B'lis will be received "at the offices ■ £ of the State Highway Commission, I 2 Broad Street Bank Building, Trenton, ■ * New Jersey, on July 21st, 1922, at 1 £11-00 A. M., Standard Time, and I f opened and read immediately there- ■ v after / £ Specifications, footn of bid, special - addressed envelopes, and conditions ■ v under which bid^will be accepted for " ( t.he„a.bove-. are 9" Ale in the office of ■ f A. v\. Muir, Superintendent of Main- ® v tenance, 517 Broad Street Bank ■ v Building, Trenton, N. J., and may be r obtained upon request- Bids must be I f made upon the proposal forms fur- _ j mshed, in the manner designated | £ therein, and as required by the speci- _ r fixations, same to be enclosed in | - sealed snecial addressed envelopes mm f which will be furnished each bidder I , with the bid blaajk, bearing the name m * ar|d address of the bidder on the out- H f side, and must be accompanied by a ■ ' certified check drawn to the order of ■ j the Treasurer of the State of New if * 1 ^or n°t less than ten per cent- ; (10%) of the amount of the bid, pro- fl r vided that the said certified check « i ; shall not be less than $500.00 nor more I j ; than $20,000-00 and be delivered at ^ ^ the above place on or before the hour "■ ' named. Bids not submitted on the > standard proposal form or enclosed , in other than the special envelope will , be considered informal and will be re- . jected. r ( Each bidder must accompany his * bid with a certificate from a sure : company duly authorized to do business in this State stating that such surety company will provide said bidder with a bond in such sum as is required in and in accordance with the provisions of said specifications, conditibned for the faithful performance of the provisions of the contract and specifications. The State Highway Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bidsBv order of the State Highway Commission. A LEE GROVER, Chief Clerk. 1 7-l-3-p£20.28

|fi » ' ■ 1 d is a * IS r|S Summers, Delicatessan J|g 424 Washington St. s K r ■ ' „ Boardwalk Stores i For Rent in the "ARCADE" Cape May [ CENTRAL LOCATION. SPACES TO SUIT ALL TENANTS • A,so the Best All-year Corner Store on the Main Street. Wonderful Opportunity for a First Class Restaurant APPLY Agent Sol Needles William N. Weaver, Owner Cor. Perry and Washington Sts. t OFFICE HOURS Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 2 to 5 P. M. 7 to 8 P. M. Dr. Humbert Mangino CHIROPRACTOR 233 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone, 79-X Special this week at the i : CAPE MAY MOTOR SHOP ■ ■ HARRY L. KEHR, Proprietor - ■ Ford Fenders, Extra Heavy g -• $12.00 per set of four g 33x4 First Quality Tires $15.00 ® E Special Bargains in good used cars B I West Perry Street, at the Bridge J Wild wood & Cape May Ferry Service Starts July 1st LEAVES WILDWOOD CREST AT END OF TROLLEY LINE AND SCHELLENGER'S LANDING, CAPE MAY 9-15 — 10-30 — 12.00 — 2.00 — 3.15 — L3« Church's bus line leaves White House Tea Room (Boardwalk) for all boats. Arrangements for moonlight parties can be r---1-at the White House Tea Room. Moonlight Parties at Ticket Office on Wharf F ARE— Adults, 55c; Children, 20c — EACH WAY