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RESTAURANTS I AND CABARETS ENTERTAIN THOSE SEEKING DIVERSION! MAY FIND IT AT THE POPl-j LAK BRIGHT SPOTS FROM A COMPLETE REVUE K VAUDEVILLE TO A QUIET SHORE DINNER. One of the inseparable parts of seashore life is the interesting night diversions at the numerous restaurants and cabarets where one may find good music, entertainment, or a shore dinner that will long be remembered. One of the favorite places of last year, the Green Mill, on the beach front is closed this season, but with the opening of the season Hewj's famous establishment at Decatur and Peach avenue proved to be as popular as ever; McCann's at Jackson street resumed it's old time activity, and then with the opening of Sunny Hall Cafe, formerly conducted by the Arnolds, the circle locally was complete. Good music features all three or these bright spots, and of course dancing is the natural outcome. The younger sets must have their dances the* days and at Cape May they are well catered to. Sunny Hall opened last week under the capable management of Andre Henault, and the opening night found the spacious rooms packed with a happy crowd. Manager Henault will continue to maintain the high quality of the products of the cuisine for which Sunny Hall has long been noted. In Wildwood the most popular spot is the Biltmore Orange Grove where entertainment this season is on an elaborate scale. Owner and proprietor, David Ostreicher.^^ha^ been presenting to his patrons a revue of clever and talented girls formerly of the Norman die, Philadelphia; the MieGonigle sisters of 41 A Night In Paris" fame; Penn Pay and his orchestra, and an added weekly feature, which this week is Miss Billy Stout, a "Blues" singer and sprightly dancer. In spite of this program Mr. Ostreicher has maintained his policy of no cover charge. o ANNUAL BRIDGE PARTY AT ST. MARY'S HALL The annual bridge party by the ladies of the summer colony will be held for the benefit of the new parochial school* at St. Mary s Hall, in the rear of the Church of, Our Lady Star of the Sea. Tup- , day afternoon, August . 1G. The games begin at 2:30.

I CAFE MAY 1 FILM STAR BLACK CHARGER RIDDEN BV THE LATE VALENTINO IN SCREEN' CLASSIC ONCE THE PROPERTY OK CAPTAIN SOLDER. . ! Few persons who witnessed the! late Rudolph Valentino's great screen success, "The Sun of The Sheik" were aware that one of the. chief actors was a former resident of Cape May, and was for a num • ber of years a familiar figure here. , Yet such is the fact revealed in a casual conversation with Captjainj A. i. Souder this week. The beautiful black thorobred Arabian charger, ridden by the film sheik thruout his greatest picture, was sold to Kim by his friend, Captain Souder, 'Who kept the animal here for a number of years for his daughter and his two sons to ride. The screen star shipped the horse across the continent to Hollywood and after Itig death it was sold for $1,200.00.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS ACTIVE I | TO HAVE PERMANENT EXHIBIT. IN COUNTY Bl'ILDINO IK POSSIBLE. INDIAN TRAILS) MARKED. A meeting of the Council of the Cape May County Historical an 1 j Genealogical Society was held in the old Court House, Thunwtay evening, July 21. The Secretary Dr. Paul S. Howe reported a mem i ber ship of 125. TTie names of 37 new members were accepted at this meeting, and a committee was op- ; pointed to ask the Board of Free- j holders for the use of a room in the new building, in which to place the | permanent exhibit of the Society, as well as loan exhibits, which will be displayed from time to time. A fire-proof, building being absolutely necessary for the protection and security of these historical relics, I

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Dr. Julia* Way reported the to I eating and marking of throe Indian * - to | . rail*. Robert South said he had raced v led his promise of an historical > pinning whec for the Society . : President Hon. Lewis T. Stevens in ! speaking, mentioned the fact that j HO years ago next month, August j 17, 1847 Henry Clay visited Cape! : May and was a guest at the Man . j si on House. A number of County ; citizens came to Cape May to meet I Mr. Clay and their names appear on the same register. TKe next . meeting will be held in September, when definite action will be taken for soliciting and receiving gifts for the Society. '

Congrat illations Mr. and Mrs. Raymond FHe, of j • ape May and Ocean City are re- 1 I reiving congratulations upon the | birth of a son, Robert Lewis, at the j | Anderson Hospital Philadelphia. ! Wednesday, July 19. Mr. Fite was formerly physical instructor of the Cape May Higi ' i School, and is now employed in a | similar capacity at Ocean CityMrs. FYte will be remembered as , the former Miss Elizabeth Stevens of Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Fib nave been spending the summer at ■ the home of Mrs. File's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Stevens

CAPE MAY aug 10 A SHOW OF SUPREMELY STUPENDOUS SURPRISES k PEERLESS PROGRAM OF PRE-EMINENT PERFORMERS . CmytfciM New. N«»H Coitly iN CcoviMiM Am Hm«i SM* C«ntf uctrt mm Rate Lmn Carth i Meat Mirtflcui A*at*«r«t fitter ante The Zeal Stars $t the Cirrai FkRaMd. FREE TO ALL-ONE MILE OF MAGNIFICENT PARADE AT II AM. ^ Peefoimance* 2 and 8PM Doori open 1 and 7 P. M. # Tickets on Sale Circus Day Only at Mecray's Pharmacy, Washington and Perry Streets. Court House Marble Yard EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTERS MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES WM . B. POWELL CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. Successor vo late Wm. F. Daniels Bell Phone 68 R-2 (T+O BUICK j ^ I " <hteo on display (It | all Bui ck dealers & ♦ JOSEPH SCRIVANI Motor Shop WILDWOOH, - - - NEW JERSEY For th« 94th year Buick hu ngniw fnlfiUed thin prmiM: , WHEN BBTTJLB AUTOMOBlLZt ASZ BVXLT aVtCX WILL BUVl.l>TZEM

CARNIVAL AND | Block Party BENEFIT OF THE West Cape May Volunteer Fire Company* Aiirr Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat . 3 4 5 6 TO BE HELD ON Myrtle Avenue ! OPPOSITE WEST CAPE MAY PARK Come out and bring your friends Everybody Welcome 1 FOR SALE Home | | A Well- Built, Renovated — Situated in the resident section of Vlrst t ape May, on Bund S 2 Avenue, No. 13b. Same square Judgr Ektredgc Uvea; near the r = (ape May Boardwalk, and one block from stores on Broadway. E Bii» desirable improved property consists of the following: E ( orner lot, 50 by 150. House contains 4 rooms, bath rod S E shed, first floor; 2 rooms, second floor (6 rooms in all), and in- • ; closed Sun Parlor. AM improvements — water, gaa, electric, bath, garage, E = chicken coop, grapevine, etc. House completely renoxated. paintid new inside and outside. £ E and attractively papered. Sidewalk built in front of propert>. £ S A good home for someone. ZiM Selling price $3,500; small payment. 3| APPLY TO OWNER OH ANT HHcKFH 1 R. E. BOWER 319 West Taylor Avenue • E I "hone 869- W Wildwood. N. J. E iillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllMllllllfllllfiliiiitiifiHViiiiiHKittlMtil I There'll Be I j No Question j I Once You See ! the New Servel ! < Plan now — since the real h»( weather is here — £ | IV to enjoy all the advantages of electric refrigeration. Xnd before vou decide which yours will he, don't | fail lo inspect the new steel cabinet Servel. BL1LT BETTER 4 FOR LONGER SERVICE | IVtt Ser\e| models are masterpieces in np-to- | da ten ess — as efficient as they are good looking — f built with precision and core to give more yrarx of idependnWc economical icmce. Sou will delight in j their practical beauty of dotgn and finish — smooth. | quiet operation— greater ice cube capacity — sanitary procelain lining and many other refineaientK SERVEL IS EASY TO OWN I AND PAY FOR | Visit oar nearest Servel display . Ask about the j special purchase plan that makes Sergei so easy to 1 ^ own and to pay far. while you enjoy the fall hrmfit x of its convenience and economy. Yoa can have your j Servel installed h> making a small first pay ment and j then take care of the balance oat of your hoasehehhl budget in convenient monthly amount*. | ATLANTIC CITY I ELECTRIC COMPANY i *!• Oil- AN STREET ( AK MAV. N. J.