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Celebrated “Black Cat” Brand Silk Stockings $ 1.98

For the Tuletlde Hoildara theee beautiful Silk Stocking* are Ideal for evening or atreet rear. Full faahloneo. medium weight, quallir with L'aie garter tope and aolee—a stocking that we guarantee to give abeolute satisfaction. A radiant arrar of colors to choose from, such as Log Cabin, Cinnamon. Trush, Brown, Gray, Bobolink, Otto Coco and plenty of Black. Women Are (fckctuc Art linens $I.5C White Art Linen $1.25 36 In. Excellent quality, pure Irish linen, with a soft finish, ideal for all embroidery purnoees. Time enough left to make many pretty things for the holidays 45c Natural Art linen 35c 18 Inches wide. Pure linen In a smooth even weave, suitable tor making scarfs, piano cover*, pillows, etc.

Imported Black Chiffon Velvet The Fabric of the Hour $4.95 yard At the pinnacle of fashlou 'or street, afternoon and evening wear. A superior grade of ' ported Chiffon Velvet. In a rich Jet black, priced at approximately what it cost to land. A gift lUtm wo. thy of ccnaidt ration.

Handkerchiefs FOR OPTS 25 CENTS Women’s pure linen handkerchief*, all white, with beautiful corner decoration* la colored or white embroidery, la a variety of hemstitched

THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT $100 AHD MORE HICKOK Belt and Buckie $1.00 and More

Meat Black Cat MacerizaliLole Soda, on sale—35c pair 3 pain for $1.00

This is an occasion for gift replenishing their stock supply, la a firm, even stitch, with doul come la Cordovan, .Navy and Bla

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» soles and heels and - SUee. 854 to 1154.

Will Present Operetta Under the energetic efforts and papervlslon of Hiss Louisa T. Corson, accomplished pianist and musical directress of the Oeeen City schools, the pupils of the Seventh Grade of this city, will stage a charming operetta on Frida.* evening. December Tth, at the Strand Theatre. The play la entitled the "Golden Apple, and is based upon the earliest Olympian legends, found In the Odtear. and made famous by the Immortal Homer. It deals with the wedding feast of Peteui and the little seanymph. when an uninvited guest flung a golden apple am'dst the throng of fair goddesses, tabled "For the Fairest." Immediately there

much rivalry and It was put up to Parts t- toil who was the fairest. Hs choose from among Venus. Juno and Mlnorva. sad picked Venus Immediately afterwards thsre was discord, and upon the taking of Helena as his wife. Parts who was aided In that project by Venue, was the cease of the famous Trojan War. There will be splendid Interpretative music provided for the various seen as and there will be many nymphs and Satyrs frolicking around In the scenes of Mount Olympus the dwelling place of the gods The students taking part In the operetta aiy: Jupiter, Carl Baaaett; Apollu. Osborne Corson. Jr.; Paris Frank Lan-

sara; Mercury. Ernest Kent; ) Ralph Davis; Juno, Evelyn BaL... Minerva. Jane Groves; Venus, Evelyn Chester; Hebe. Marie Dotma; Diana. Mary CoUiaaon: Thetis. Jessie Hsftnerr; Oenone, Edith Henderson; Mars Joeeph Lawless; Vulcan. Hj.rry Jonee; Nepuine. Richard Grace; Howard Bradway; Erls

Elfin*—Oswald Adams, Char lee Aadillsso, Wallace Billiard. Stanley Craven. Thomae Cbattln. Albert Dense!, and Kenneth Roper. Dryads Naiads and Oreadsr—Mary Ash. Elisabeth Button. Ella Boo**. Edna Collins Lola Fort, Helen Gobs, and Ruth Hampton.

WOODBDTE HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS ALUMHI ELEVZM

Close Season With Hard Fought Con-

The Woodbine High School defeated the Alumni In their ninth annual game last Saturday afternoon. 7 to 6. This was the closing game of a mediocre season for the High School boys. A record attendance viewed the contest which was played on Park Field. D. Feldman’s kick for the ex*ra point after Go!dinger had scored a tonchdo»n, was the narrow margin of the Red and Blue victory. Feldman’s boot went straight over the croes be. from a difficult angls S. Levin, R. Goldlngar and Levenson ilayed a corking good game for the Alumni. Danerhlrah, Rabtnowlte, J. Innnerman and D. Feldman were the outstanding stars of the High School.

Philadelphia Police Halt Runaway! Isadora LutkowlU and Marshall Tolster, of Woodbine, were pick ad up by the Philadelphia police last Tussday morning. TUe boys have been mtaslng from their homes since last Sunday. They reached Philadelphia by getting rides from passing autouts. The attention of the police was attracted to them by the bewildered manner In which the boys acted in the vicinity of the ferry. They were then taken to the House of Detention vend their parents notified. The boys are pupil* in the local school.

* MARRIAGES

Helen Marie Raynor, of were united In marriage, Wednesday, at noon. They are oa their koMymoon at V.'ashtngtoa. D. a. and will tear through Virginia.

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Do Your Christmas Shopping Early

HOW 01 DISPLAY—

A FULL HIE OF TREE OXMAXVHl AD T01«, < WHOLE FAMILY, STORY BOOKS, TSHJYOUS, 1 BARROWS, CASTS, SLEDS, EKFIH8 \ BLACK BOARDS, GK/JFS, DOLL t DRUMS, Aft SOUS, SUCCVO HORSES, KAMA ADS OF ALL SIZES, FUSS H TD BOOTS, ELBOBOO i FRienOH TOYS ICE 8SATI8, HOLLER SKATB, S ALSO BOD VERY USEFUL FRjeSLfTS FOX ID 1 GOODS, SUCH AS—LS0B8, GRILL*. TOABKKBS, WAFFLE XXOB, CURLERS. HEATERS, TABLE STOVES, PERCOLATORS, AD SLVKft WARE. V0CAU0H MACHIXES, EVERSHABP FEUS AD FKBGILS, DHCUEIBG SETS, COD AD BRUSH SETS. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL KEEP YOUR XMAS HELECTIOn UHTTL YOU GALL FOX •mm At R. L. Foster’s Hardware Store Mechanic Street ~ Cape May Court Hotue COD IB AD LOOK US OVD “SERVICE AD OUAUTT” OUR MOTTO

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Christmas Gift Sale

WE ABE GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS THE &DVAXTAGE OF A MOST UHUSUAL gAT.R THAT IS A BEAT. REDUCTION SALE BEFORE CHRISTMAS. 0UB GOODS AD PERFECT IX BVEXY RESPECT AND EVEST

ARTICLE BELOW WILL MAKE A SENSIBLE AHD SUITABLE GIFT. OUR PRICES BEFORE THIS SALE WAS THE LOWEST IX CAPE MAY OOUHTY, AD WITH TED FURTHER':

SHOPPER WILL SAVE MANY DOLLARS. SHOP EARLY AS THE SALE WILL ORLY LAST 10 DAYS.

MEN’S WEAR

Regular Sale Price Price f 1.49 SaaiiAiy Rib'd Union Suits 9Sc 11.69 Fleece Lined Union Saits. $1.35 Now Is the time to buy your winter underwear Act now and save money. BIDS Flannel Fk/anuu $1.59 A Useful Gift (1.68 Men’s Moleskin Trousers, $1.35 11.98 Heavy Duck Trouser* $1.65 Good Work Pant* $1.69 Drew Trousers $1.49 $8 75 Men's Sheepddn Coats $8.48 Better In many ways than an overcoat Warm and serviceable. S3.»c) Ken’s Leather Vesta $2.98 $1X1 Men’s Sweater* 98c up SSJC Men’i Failover Sweaters, $8.59 S-Pocket Sport Sweaters. $1.78 98c Met’« Cap* -59c Me Mm't Army Socks 16c Buy a Dori c Pair.

Regular Price

Sale Price

j $2.98 Silk Canton Crepe $1.85 yd 39c Ratinee (all designs) 29c yd 23c White Cambric 15c yd 20c Colored Flannel 14c yd 39c Imported Gingham 20c yd This French Gingham U guaranteed not to fade. 25c Diaper Cloths 17c yd $1.49 French Dress Serge -98c yd $1.98 Dress and Skirt Goods $1.59 $1.29 Velvet 98c 38c Turkish Towels 81c

—BIG SLASH Of— TABLE CLOTHS, LINENS, INFANTS’ WEAR, INFANTS’ KNITTED SETS, INFANTS' BLANKETS, NOVELTIES. KNITTING WOOL, POWDER AHD PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES.

Colored Edge

Regular Price $1.09 ChOdrea’s f Pullover—All Colors

$2X9 Boys’ Sweaters-

$1.79

$1X8 Boys’ V-Xeck Sweaters _ 1.48 $3.49 Boys’ Sweaters 2Xs

All Wool—AU 8

BLANKETS AD COMFORTS MAD APPRECIATED GUTS $8.49 Comforts $1JS $3.09 Comforts ! $4X8 Comforts 3.98 $5X8 Comforts 4X8

These comfort* are worth double

the price.

$3.49 Double Blankets _ $4X8 Double Blankets—

Ladies' Sweaters Make a Fine Gift Wo01 » nd Warm All Styles--Seduced 11 11 - 00 Doable Blanket*

$2.98 Giri’s Sweater Coats—

$7.49

I The very finest blanket* made, of $2.491 Pare wool, full double width.

78o ladies’ Underwear, 85c Both ganaenti are fine ribbed, of aervteetble material*.

Ankle and wrist length.

Price

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A good eotulbie gift. Bays' Uniea Saha Fleeced lined and warm.

Dr. Deataa Birping Garments, 79c gp Begnlar 8ak Price Price

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for the workman or for outdoor wear $4X0 Men's Silk Dreai Shirts, $3.40

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$1.M Drjs Shirts $1J0

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