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LAft iilAl MAK ANDWAVt Published by • (TAX AND WAVE PUBX.I8XXHO CX>. (Incorporated) ALBERT X. HARD, President Cap* Hay, Kew Jersey A. LEON EWING, Manager SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SI. 50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Thli papor la entered at the po.t•fflco as second-class poatal matter. f Tl5 F-'A MER j CA N P R^SS ASSOC ! ATTO N ""] Publishing a communication In tbei* columns do** not necessarily Imply •dltorial endorsement. BOWLERS NOSED OUT A picked team from Sea Isle City nosed out the Cape May Bowling Club on the Congress Alleys last Monday, with a total surplus of six 4>oints. Cape May captured the first game, 1 733 to 720, the second game went to 1 £ca Isle, 791 to 77"?, while Sea Isle < won the final match with a scant two ' point margin- Sea Isle's total was i 2294, Cape May's total being 2288. The game was far the best that has « been played so far, the result being - In doubt until the last pin dropped- \ High Score for Cape May was made J by Snyder, with 189 in the second f game. Fehrle, as usual, led Sea Isle with 198 in the second. A return, match will be played at c Sea Isle City Tuesday night- " OCEAN CITY SERIES At last the coveted series with Ocean City has been arranged. Manager George Doerner announced yesterday that final plans had been accented and gave the schedule as follows: . August 10 — At Ocean City. August 17 — At Cape May. August 25 — At Ocean City. August 28 — At Cape May. • If this four game series results in a tie, the fifth game will probably be played in Wildwood. . HEAVY STORM TUESDAY An unusually heavy summer storm occurred Tuesday, about 12:30, in which Bay Shore towns, notably Fishin" Creek and Green Creek, were severely damaged. The largest ha'" stones ever known in this section fell. The storm cut down corn, and broke many windows, while the force of the wind was sufficient to uproot numbers of small trees. The roads in some sections were made bleBut this as far as we are willing to go. We are reluctant to accept as a verity, that, wire from Cape May stating that t Kb, hail stones iced the dav's catch of, fish on the Delaware Bay. _ RALLY AT OLD BRICK CHURCH • The program for the annual rail" at the Old Brick Church, Cold Spring N. J., which will he held Sabbath morning, August 13th, promises to -be an interesting one. The speaker of the morning will be Hon. John M. Patterson, of Philadelphia- Former Judge Patterson is well known to many Philadelphians who are spending the summer at Cape May and a large audience will undoubtedly be present to hear his address. The soloist of the mornin" will be Mr. Walter Reeves, of Millville, N. J. Mr. Reeves will be Assisted by the Shek!nah Male Quartette also of Millville, and a delightful musical program is assured. Auto bus will leave the office of the Star and Wave at 10 A. M. Advertise in the Star and Wave and watch results. - WANTED A live wire to take the agency of two of America's greatest cars HUDSON ESSEX EACH A RECOGNIZED LEADER IN ITS CLASS. THE RIGHT KIND OF MAN COULD MAKE A SUCCESS Antrim Motor Co. I 3331 Atlantic' Avenue I Atlantic City, N. J. ip 1} . — MILLINERY Advance styles in velvet and duvetine hats, also felt sport hats, white and colors. Big reductions | in summer hats for dress and sport wear. Lottie R. Hillman CAPE MAY Out Tuesdays Keystone Phone, 68-M I

L GIANTS AGAIN WIN , Cape May Giants defbatei the. Northeast Phillies last Thursday in air exciting game, score 3-2. The Giants held the visitors one nothing un- . t'l the eighth, when the Philadelphia ■ boys scored two. In the last of the 1 ninth, the Giants came thru with the ' needed two runs. SAILING PARTY ' A merry sailing party took place in 1 - the harbor last Thursday evening, 1 Iwhen the following young people, 1 chaperoned by 'Mrs. L. C. Ogden and [ . her sister, Miss Edith Gregory, set ' e sail from Schellenger's Landing. , 1 f The Misses Marion Hughes, Re- 1 beCca Reeves, Harriet Mecray, Irma i " Gosling, Marjorie Gould, Emily Hew- l„ ltt, Sarah Lummis, Messrs. Foster j ' . Eldredge, Harry Lemmon, Charles " Thurston, Edwin Ashburn, Edwin I • Cummings, Donald Stewart, Gregory j r Ogden, William Lvnn and -Harold' , Hand. ,L ~ I ai INSANE WOMAN DIES jN Mrs. Sophia Burch, of Cape May j fj , Court House, died in the Home for , - the Insane, at Trenton, two davs af- j , ter she was taken there. On the ad- j e i vice of ph"sicians, the woman was re- 1 J? moved from her home on July 25th. j Edward Kelsall, of Stone Harbor, p has also been removed to Trenton, p. Mr. Kelsall, who is English, and has p no relatives in this country, has ob-|^ jections to wearing clothing. It is • said that he has considerable monev- ! !e , It pays to advertise. Try it and be convinced. • :

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Alvin Mecoy, Deceased Pursuant to the order of Harry S. Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 26th day ol July, A. D. 1922, on the application of the subscriber, executor of said deceased. notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the 2Gth" day of July, A. D. 1922, or they wili be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. I Dated July 26th, A. D. 1922. J. SPICEIR LEAiMING, Executor. 7-29-10-nfl654 j BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION ! Sealed bids will be received by the , Lower Township Board of Education, at the Township House, Cold Spring N. J., until 8 o'clock, P. M. (daylight saving time), Wednesday, August 9, 1922, for the following routes: (1) For the transportation of 25 or High School pupils from the schools of Lower -Township to Che Cape May City High School. (2) For transportation. of 18 pr less School pupils from Fishing School to the Academy School, Spring. The Board reserves the right to reject an" or all bids as may seem best for the sen-ice. For any further information, ar»nly to OTWAY BROWN, D. C.. Cold Spring. N J

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