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HOTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY, N. J. Try our Qrill (or all kinds of Sea Pbods and Shore Dinners Dinner parties arranged. Prompt and courteous service 'N DANCING AFTERNdONS AND F.VBNINOS I Music by mi excellent Orcaestra DAVIS and TAYLOR . i «««« KKXMH j I MIDSUMMER SALE O ft I |5 Chic Millinery Shop g 9 Importer W S gj COX'S NEW PIER x\v & *1° r g Sport Hats Sweaters Scarfs S i Fall lin« of Hand Bags ^ x $C| XXMKX XXXXXXXX Kxxaoorajeo* HECKX,-

Classified Advertisements AU classified advertisements must be cash with order, no orders taken over telephone. wanted Classified Ads will. not be inserted without cash payment. No ledger entry can he made on such small ountsBOARDING — Desirable ocean view rooms, with or without board, private baths if desired, also table board. References. 889 Kearney ave. Bell phone, 116. 7-22-tf FARM PAPER salesman wanted. Liberal commission and expense allowance. Mention your choice of counties. Give your experienceAddress American Agriculturist, 161 Fourth ave.. New York. 8-5-3 POSITION WANTED— Young man desires position of any kind. Ex- , perienced as chauffeur- Address j No. 184, Star Slid Wave. 8-6-1-184 LOST I LOST — On Saturday evening, July 29th, at the White House Tea Room j 1 on boardwalk, a small package containlng a black silk scarf and hand- 1 ] ' kerchief. Reward if returned to!, 825 Beach avenue. 2 '< 8-6-1-181 j > LOST — At Schellenger's , Land inc. ' ' I bunch of keys, reward if returned c to No. 185, Star and Wave office. .1 1 8-6-1-186 J i — Saturday evening, sand col- | ored Canton Crepe sport 'hat, also yarn for sweater- A1=o on Thurs- •£ j day, lost bar pin. Call Keystone, r II. ,1 c . i — ;.J | Classified Ads will not be inserted •without cash payment. No ledger en- \ |tr*; can be made on such small am- t, ounts. g j LOST— Saturday. July 22. between 9.15 P Stockton ave. and Cox's City Pier, : T gold bar pin set with diamonds and O I sapphires. Reward If returned to 1 above' add reus. ,8-5-1-180 w

s FORRENT ,t : 2 n FOR RENT — Sleeping apartments, with use of bath. Apply 667 Washington at.- — 6-17-tf • FOR RENT — From August 16th to ■j October 1st, furnished bungalow with fine ocean view, large porch, living room, bedrooms, dining room and kitchen with plumbing. Apply by letter-to No. 182, Star and Wave. , 8-5-1-182 ; __ FOR SALE FOR SALE— Flowers, many varieties. Choice Zennias, 25 cents per dozen- j E. Mingin, cor. State road and AtJanGc ave., Cape May Court House, 8-5- i- 183 FOR SALE1— Kitchen Cabinet and Gas Iron. Anoly 1148 Washington Street. 8-6-187 f — Classified Ads wiH not be inserted • without cash payment: No ledger entry can be made on such small amounts. WILL TEST ROADS In accordance with a report recently made to the Grand Jury, the Couni ty Board of Freeholders will test Me - chanic street, in West Cape May, and > Beach Avenue by means of borings, , to see whether th# substructure is of I the required thickness and quality. ' Acting upon the suggestion of Mr. •Irvw Eldredge, 6 borings will be jmade. One will be on one edge of , : the street, /the second in the middle, land the third in Sit opposite edge1 1 prooess will be repeated 100 j yards further down- In this way, it is thought, a fair estimate can be made i of the condition of the foundations of the streetsThe borings will be made as soon ;,as the driller of the State Highws-' Department is available for the use of the county, and work will be under .the direction of Freeholders Eldredge ! and Swain, and the County Engineer. j GUARD WILDWOOD ROAD The road leading from the Main ■Seashore Road to Wildwood must be policed, aoording to Mr. Norton, Freei holder from Wildwood- "Traffic i conditions here are a menace," siys ■Mr. Norton, who wanted the County to put a man in dutv. When advised by Solicitor Palmer' Way that the County had no power do this, Mr- Norton suggested State aid. He said there were thirt" state policemen on the White Horse Pike, and thirty more mav be adder). ~ WBldwood Road is entitled to he said. — 'i It pays to advertise. Try it and be , mi convinced- j of

!■ Falkner's Novelty Store | ON THE BEACH WE SPECIALIZE IN Toys, Japanese Goods, Souvenir Cards, Bathing Caps and Sun Glasses SKEE BALL '4 9 Balls for S cents. A healthful exercise for young «nd old. Prizes given on high scores. CITY PIER : " Cape May New Jersey FAST PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Cape may— Philadelphia cape may— new york Sailing from Cape May to Philadelphia every Thursday morning at 8 o'clock; every Sunday aaandag eg 11 o'clock Sailing from Cape May to New York every Tneeday and Friday evening 6 o'clock Low Freight and Passenger Rates For full information write or telephone HALSCHAW STEAMSHIP LINES, lac. PIER No. 12. EAST RIVER PIER 5, NORTH WHARVES Foot of Wall Street ' Foot of Arch Street New York City Philadelphia, Pa. SCHELLENGER & CO.'S DOCK ,£^pe May, N. J. Telephone, Cape May 71 DINNER DANCE AT ELWARD is leaving early in September for An attractive dinner dance was C.hina- whe»« she wi" engage in Mis--•'ven at the Elward on Friday even- SIOnary "or*. ng by Mrs. E. P. Nittinger in honor ■ • ■ v >f her niece. Mri William Reilly, who-J "Subscribe for the Star and Wave.

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