senator john a. ackley, realtor of state-wide reputation, who will sell the entire race course property at absolute auction on labor day— real estate development on a large scale, following the auction is foreseen.

CAPE MAY POINT The Lawn Fete held on Friday last •on the lawn of Miss M. J. Barr's home was a decided success. The sum realized was nearly three hundred dollars The fancy work and household table was in charge of Mrs. Henrv bprtzka who turned in the neat sum of ninety dollars. Mrs. Blanche Kline contributing a check for fifteen -dollars toward this table. Mr. Seltzer and Mr. Leiper gave the kiddies lots of enjoyment through peanut scarmbles and Miss Kline with -special treats to ice cream- Everyone who attended had a most enjoyable time and those in charge of the affair ■res to be congratulated on its sucMr. John Hanley entertained his son and daughter-in-law and little Normt Hanley on Tuesday last. Lieut. Robert Bustard was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. -Elwood A. Marshall at Baycote over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. DaJe are at Baycote for the remainder of the .season. The house built by E. H. Springer for Dr. McFadden is finished and occupied by the owner. Dr. McFadden is delighted with the house and expects to install a hot water heating plant so that the house may »t any time be used for Winter living. Mr. Springer is also erecting a itome adjoining the property of Dr John T. Huff, which when finished will be occupied bv a son-in-law of Dr. Huff. Mrs. J. Sidney Mather of Haddonfield, N. J., will be the soloist on Sunday morning in the Presbyterian Church. Mrs- Helen Dale Marshall at the organ. The attendance in the Sunday School has been splendid, on ■Sunday a week ago there were one hundred and fourteen scholars present, all deeply interested. The Rev. .Mr. Ardis has been an encouraging helper in this work which is a most uplifting cne. Don't forget to attend the Auction

Sale on Labor Day. Lots of lots for sale. Good investment. Our streets do not present a very attractive appearance, weeds still in * abundance and along the walks. The e depression in the street at the corner " of Cape and Pearl avenues has not " been filled in and is new a veritable a mud holeS-' -mam ' COLD SPRING e Mr. and Mrs. W. Wicks are enter1 taining company. It Roy Matthews has been engaged in ® painting two houses at corner of Shun , s pike and Town Bank road- Their apr pea ranee is greatly improved. William Thompson spent Tuesday in Philadelphia1 Mrs. Spicer Harris spent the week with her parents. S. B. Taylor has returned from a , e delightful trip among the mountains • of Pennsylvania. c Sheppard Taylor was badly bitten ® by a dog at Cape May on Saturday. i Mrs. Fannie King entertained her daughter recently. Mrs. Edith Wheaton visited her " mother last week. A festival was held on the Chapel " lawn Friday evening. » The Misses Lina and Lida Eldredge • spent Saturday at Wildwood. Miss Mary Miller returned Thursday -from a pleasant visit with Wildi wood friends. Little Carol Miller who has been so . ill is convalescent. Walter Shaw spent the week end j , with his family. , Mrs. Emily Townsend and daugh- j I ter took Sunday dinner with Mr. and ■ , Mrs. L E- Hughes. | Mrs. G. L. Palmer returned to her , home at Pleasantville on Saturday af- ! ter having spent several days with . relatives. r Mrs. Harry Needles is entertaining t company from New York. A number of Grangers attended the i funeral services of Mr. J. Wilbraham

r Tuesday evening at his late residence. West Cape May. f Mrs. Florence Foster and young i sons Vernon and Mark, spent Thurs e day at Cape Mayr Miss M. Dehr, of New York, returnt eil to her home after having spent a f pleasant week with friends in this vicinity. The Misses Lina and Lida Eldredge soent Saturday in Wildwood. ^ Mrs. Edith Wheaton spent ThuMlay with her mother, Mrs. S. A. Hoffman Mrs. Lillian Smith called on h?i " parents Saturday. Mrs. H. Needles is entertaining I company from New York. I Jere Wfells is employed at Gloucester. Mrs- G. L- Paltaer speilt Friday and ' Saturday with her mother. c RAGS WANTED Will pay 5 cents Der pound for 1 clean Cotton Rags suitable for .clean5 ing machinery. Will call on receipt of Postal Card or Phone Call to STAR 1 & WAVE Office, Cape May. N- J. Either Phone 90.^ LIBRARY NOTES The Cape May Public Library has just received from the Adjutant Gen- ' eral of the State two copies of the History of the Twenty-ninth Division - "The Blue and Gray," which has just recently been published. It gives the story of the part our own boys played ' in the Great War. They have already proved to be popular and are in de1 mand for circulationBeginning September 7th the li- ' brary hours will change to the winter schedule- The hours thereafter will be from 3 to 4:30 P. M- on Monday, and Friday. Paper clips are useful in a thousand ways. We have the kind you want at eight cents per hundred or 50c in thousand lots. This is 30% to 50% under the market price- Get them now for the winter monthsSTAR & WAVE PUB. CQ. tit iy ir

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I W rrr all right 1 j^to look 'gqvmp-j Can You Do It? Six-month-old Paul B. Humphig rey» of Phillipsburg, Pa., started on an athletic career when he was two months old. His daddy trained him. 11 The feat shoWn here is only one of nis 'stunts. He weighs 18 pounds 'i- and has a chest measurement of 18. SCHOOL PUPILS — You start school on the 1/1 th. We are prepared for n a big sale of scratch pads, which have been made especially for you in convenient sizes, 4x6, 5x8, and le 6x9, at three, five and seven cents a piece, or twenty cents per poundc* Get your winter's suronly now STAR & WAVE PUB. CO. ul THE ELWARD >r DECATUR STREET and BEACH jt Mrs. Edward Nittinger, Prop. Rooms Equipped with Running Watei Private Baths is ie Music by Charles Free's Orchestra n. ___ ie Rates Reasonable ■d ■— - * Subscribe for the Star and Wave. i11 ■ — =s- » fl I i j ' — - Change Now i to. Arcola AND YOU WILL CHANGE YOUR HOUSE INTO A HOME. 1 ARTHUR G. REEVES & CO. j 622 Washington Street sat top* shoes *xfaxbks at T. K. TATLOB1 tarn Washington Btrset Caps May, W. 3. /. Full Line of Ball Band Rubber -mots and Over Shoes, Fresh Qood* uet received from the Factory. Repairing in all Its Branches. Not responsible for work left over Keystone Phone 138-X The man without a definite aim in ma is helplessly disabled. Money has fte proper place and is a staunch Mend In times of stress. Start now with the Security Trust — BBMW I Builder's Hardware & Household Supplies M. H. WARE 576 Wash. St. Kay. Photf 1I4-X Dr. F. G. Steinbach Veterinarian WILDWOOD. N. j. Both Phones Advertise in the Star and Wave and watch results.

V/OUR akjn glows the touch of J- lightest summer &bric « a torture. Why suffer? Rub Vdogrn gently on the skin that has been exposed 'to the sun and in a few minutes the tense, drawn feeling gives way to cool comfort. Velogen is good for die skin, and its tmmeJiare effect on wmdbum and sunburn it s necessity «-}|rr'tig the vacation period. . At all druggies'— 25c a tube E. P. NIXTIN^ [ I Prime Mbats, Butter, ' Eggs, Fruits I And Produce | LIBERTY THEATRE BUILDING. Washington Street 1 ... nmgm^NEBB^8BBnnnn^mamnnfBBalaiiJv PRACTICAL ELECTRICIAN A. B. LITTLE ■ 606 washington street Keystone, 269- A Charles York Stites York ^ft YORK BROTHERS H Carpenters and Builders - 1 ) estimates cheerfully g1 ten on all kinds of building* SATISrACTl t guaranteed P. O. Box 661 PRIVATE BATHS EUROPEAN PLAN RIDGWAY HOUSE H ELEVATOR SERVICE AT THE FERRIFS PHILADELPHIA PA MERITOS | H CANDIES OF MERIT Week End Box, 69 Cents a Pound. Equal to the Beet MECRAY PHARMACY j. R. Moon, Prop. CAPE MAY, N. j. i r. m. wentzell | 33 PERRY STREET r Furniture Bedding Rugs Linoleum Estimates on all kinds of furniture will be furnished promptly. KEYSTONE PHONE GOODS DELIVERED J Cape May Water — Distilled-*-. Absolutely g £ THIS IS WHAT WE USE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF OUR ™ P'v ICE. WE HAVE NO OTHER SECRET PROCESS IN ™ ft|^^| ( p MAKING THE CLEAR, PURE ICE WE B i ^ SERVE YOU ■ ■ CAPE MAY COAL & ICE COMPANY ft Ifl ft H p 512 WASHINGTON STREET 5