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' " ' | 8 William Kan Landscape and Rustic Designer %(£. _. ' ' ' ■ Artistic Landscapes, Gardening ' along the Coast a specialty. . . ■ IBONUBTV Riistic Tea Gardens, Roof Garden HoTf e Parks, Country Estates, laid out in = English. French, Italian and Oriental! . Dal btstete trial li bw.t>fn« Ktnte : Artistic, Natural and Artificial Floral Decorating. r ipraT^pt attention and general satisfaction Gnarnteedj M> a k»>w tat **• «~i »i»* *«A «»♦». **»■ Nrtawi. t*. Offln 623 Washiigtoi St Cape Dfay, | GOODYSAR'S rubber goods Mechanical Rubber Goods of Every Kind LEATHER BELTING Lawn Sprinklers, | TOWN & BROTHER 1 607/Market Str.et - - - " PMUd.ipiu. f

BARGAINS BARGAINS In order to make room for our Spring Goods we will now ] offer our entire stock of shoes at greatly reduced prices. We - have some of the finest and best shoes to be found in < Cape May. Men's fine shoes were $400, - - n°w >3.20 Men's fine shoes wtre $3.50, - now $3.00 Men's working shoes were $1.50, - now $1.25 All others in same proportion. Come early if you want the best of these btrgains as they will soon go. This is a genuine clearingjsale »nd no reasonable offer will be refused. j RUBBER GOODS. ' We have a bg lot of Rubber Goods at the regular price and some lots th» will be sold regardless of cost. We still do repair work in all its branches. The only store in Cape Msy that does Repair Work. TAYLOFS CENTRAL SHOE STORE «06 Washington titr^- Oppose ^°"n" ( AiBON W00LS0N UEKEKAL NTOKE « FISHING CHEEK, ». J- Local Phone 56 Fuil Line of Groceries and Provisions at lowest possible prices. — ppv rnnn^AND NOTIONS at prices that will surprise you. Ladies and Gent's underwear, wrappers, shirtwaists etc. Orders received and' goods delivered from Strawbridge & Clothier free of charge.

«E IN. BEEVES steam am not water H E fl T I B B Sanitary Plumbing by Skilled Workmen. ^ Ask for Estimates. 626 vasM street. All roods delivered free of charge in ' this city, West Cape May and Cold Snria#, Purchases amounting to $35 delivered within ratius of 12 miles. Public sale poetdts given 'prompt and fecial attention at the Star and Wave office. Typewriting p&i^ra at Philadelphia prices, $1 and up, pt Star and Wave fe'-'. . - , j

1825 1907 fEIISTLOTI Fl Insurance Company. INOOKPOBATKD 183S. CHARIER "PERPETUAL Office, 508-510 Walnut St., Plula CAPITAL, • #750,000.00 ASSETS, - • #5 ,351,573. 18 8IJBPI.CS, • #1,403,131.13 DIBBCTOBS HdwlnN- Benson. Kffllnetiam B. MorrU, r Dale Beoam, John L. TDomp son. J Tan tail Lea, Ubarlee K. rngb. Richard K.Oadwalader, W. Uarflner OrowelL ECwam T. Stoteebury -.SySSsSs"'' ww" jLDAW»OK. BeeT aesner tSwfcat. Willi * ELDBEDGE. Aitta. , $10 Hsihluwn fitroel, Cave Bat. S. J. 5 ' l l ■" x v OH AS SANOORAN, ' *<»T»KY riBi.ii'. C itnmissioner cf Deeds for New Jersey Leasee. Deedi, Ao. Drawn. All kinds "f Pension Hustnea*. 1 MIA * ashlagteo «i. e < al K HA1.A . ». I

BDilBEKS H1RDSA8E AND MECHANICS' FINE TOOLS O W. S. WARE 516 Washington St . O&pe May. a PHONE 154 A FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY " IT HAS PAID OTHERS AHD IP WILL PAY YOU - < A. H. LOFLAND & BROS. Manufacturers of face DDIPIfC paving < BUILDING DlillllVO REPRESSED DAILY CAPACITY AO 000 < - - - DELAWARE WILLIAM S. SHAW Is headquarters for. Lime, Brick*, Sand, Cement, Builders' Materials, etc. Prompt attention is given to orders. Business long established. NO. 73W SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! 1 By Dealing at SWAIWI ( ACCOMMODATION MARKET , Broadway and York avenue < West Cape May, N. J. * All kinds ot groceries, .MEATS and provisions at th« lowest market prices. Goods delivered to any part of the borough or city. Local Telephone No 1 10. BECKETT'S LIVERY and Boarding Ntables TUCKAHOE, N. J. Hacks to meet all trains. Good driving Horses ard Carriages to Hire. Pri vate horses and carriages boarded and carefully looked after at low rates. Clipping horses a specialty anv time during the week. FRANK BECKETT. IF YOU WANT A GOOD RANGE OR HEATER Hi fc -SEEJESSE IML EK.OWJS! WHO HAS THE Only Full Line of Stoves in Town Tin and Agate Ware. Tin Roofing in all its Branches. 322 MIXNION STREET Cape May City , Ne\y Jersey Shoes! Shoes! New, Largest and best stock of Ladles Gentlemen's and Childrens Shoes at Less than Philadelphia prices An Entire New and Large Stook of Wall faper, which will be sold at prices to defy competition Having had many years experience in the business, I only ask an opportunity to convince my customers that I can sell them at the lowest possible prices Please examine my stock Pefore buying elsewhere. ELDRID^E JOHXKO*, 318 Washington Street. Upholstering i In all its Branches. Furniture of all kinds. Mattresses made and I renovated. Window Shades, Carpets, Mattings, etc. We guaran- ) tee satisfaction Furniture to Hire by the day or week. I HOWARD F. OTTER 811-13 Mansion Ntreet SV WM. G. BLATTNKB ^ GEO. 8. BRNNim 77 fl South Jersey Marble Works *y I CAPE MAY, N. J. ,'L. I Increased [actUUM and lane sloca-^Vare-rooms situated 00 To tnpi» • jSlw I" MONUMENTS TOMBSTONES AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF MAROLf Of :jg Kg GRANITE WORK. W: E> AMERICAN and ITALIAN MARBLE. if>0 (^BLUE STONE FLAG AND CURB IN STOCK l*i AND LAID AT SHORT NOTICE y RLATTNEB & BENNETT

gAMCEL F. ELDREDGB, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1 omen: | 810 Washington St. Cam May Cut, NOTARJ^PUBLIC, 1 Solicitor and Master in CJancery. ATTORNEYAT-LA W , 320 Washington St, . I CAPE MAY, - New Jenej. J SPICER LEAMING ( OOUN8ELLOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery. 1 CAPEMAT,18 ^*"hl-agt0New Joraey j AMES M. E. HLLDRJ?TH~ COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW — AND — Solicitor, Master and Examiner In ■.7* Chancery. NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at" No. 214 Ocean Street. Cape May City, N.J. JONATHAN HAND, JR., Arroanv-AT-LA w , Snlioitor, and Master In Chanoerv. Notary Publlo. Caps Mat Coubt Housa, «. S ;(t .poslte Publlo Bail dings.) ranch Offioe at Uoean city In at.ee danoe evarv Wednesday. QHARLES A. BONNELL ATTOBNBY-AT-LAW, Cape May Court House, New Jersey Practices In United States and all Courts. Office Hqpn at Court House, 10 am. to 4 pm. At South Seavllle after 4.80 pm. QHARLES L. BROW.NMILL8R . PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER O 1320 Washington St., CAPE MAY, - - New Jersey. |~^R. REU A. HAND DENTIST Announces that he has established of.ices at 516 N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J, with thoroughly modern facilities for the practise of Dentistry. Dr. J. H OLIVER. . Respectfully announces that because of improved facilities has removed his Dental Parlors to the Estsy B'.x i I r5 1 n g 1120 OJa.e«taa.-u.t Street Cone door above' Keith' 8 Theatre.) Appointments may be made by Bell Telephone, Walnut 1333D. FOR rOtk CONVENIENCE If you are particular about your ' stationery or visiting cards, come to us. You can select from our samples of engraved work or plain printing and we will guarantee satisfaction. Prices ' same as those in Philadelphia for same kind of work. If you have your plate bring it along. Do not bother about j sending to Philadelphia for this work. We have a fine line of samples of engraved and embossed wedding stationery from which jou may select your style and quality and work will be promptly done. ' Try Van Kessel . _There isn't a bit of ace for mea who like to wear well-fittiug aud op-to-date clothiug. to go away from Oap9 May to get it. Van Kesael, 424 Washingtoo street, imports clothes direot, aero ring many patterns doring bis annnal winter trip to Eorope and toe beat dresad * .nan In towo, wear clothing made bv him. . This is tne tune of the year for persons with hacking cough, weak lungs and predisposed to consumption to • get strength and prepare for cold I weather. GofFs Cough Syrup heals the throat and lungs, and Goffis Herb bitters is a general to die and restora- , tion to the entire body. Samples by mail free, write d. B. Golf, Camden N. J. hotels Wyoming ; Soutn LcfayetteJStreet, — - Between^Congress and Perry Sts. ONEiSQUARE FROM THE BEACH ' R. J. CRESS ^ELL, ; Cape May, N.J.

'■Did yim «v«r go faater than «I3H miles an hour flow* that street T" "Ob. yea, your honor." . "WhenT" ' J -Ye«terday."How fast did yom go?" "I should say about TO mfiw m hour." "You wont 20 miles an boor yeateg «*yr __ . .. "3 "Yea, your honor." . "Don't you think you should be tout tor that?" "No, your honor; It wasn't my faelh. ( was In a trolley car." — Yonkere Statesman x ^ MM 8LOW PAY. — A" Physician— The majority of my gettients are victims ot a peculiar haD» clnatlon. Druggist — Indeed! What la the nature thereof? Physician — They seem to think 1 haven't any earthly use for money.— 1 Utica Observer. The Easy Highwayman. A highwayman held up a wealthy man's •Oh. you'd make a -dandy balloon." n)4 the one". •D'ye mean that I'm full o' hot air or toe breesyr' "Oh. no; but you go through their belr ae A Distinction Without a Difference. "Dr. Burn's sermons never contain anything light and bright They era always dull and heavy." "Yon and Jones differ in your opinions of him." "Do we?" "Yes, Jones says he never says anything fthat has any weight" — Chicago Journal. Rugged Wrist Exercise. ' "I hear that Bowman has taken op the violin." , "Yes," he was practicing the wrist s movement for several hours this morning." "Good for him." i "Yes; his wife made him beat all the rugs before he went to work."— Chicago Journal. Walking Backward. Mrs. A. — You appear to be very I much Interested in that awkward crab, George. Mr. A.— Yes, J>e reminds me of something. Mrs. A — What does he remind you of? r Mr. A. — Why. a woman getting 08 of a street car. — Chicago Daily New*. This 8udden Insanity. "Go insane. Bill!" yelled the look8 enL "Go Insane!" B "Wot's eatin' yer?" growled the 8 burglar who was stuffing swag Into t the sack. "Go Insane, I tells yer. Ye re come* . the cops." r Benevolent Gentleman. — Look here, you asked me for a shilling last week because your father was In jail, and I find how that your father is a regularly employed plumber. Youngster — I know; an' he was in 1 jail at th' time mendin' a watc-r pipe. 1 A Belated Acquaintance. } First Benedict — I only got to fcrvw "" s my wife three months before I sotied ber. 0 Second Benedict — I only got to know mine three months after I married her. — Royal Magazine. No Chance For a Kick. The Owl — Twins, eh? Ain't yon 8 afraid they'll displease your patrons? 1 The Stork — Certainly not. Cupid e says he often hears 'em telling each b other that two can live as cheaply - as one. — Puck. f 1 Where the Shoe Pinches. First Magnate — This problem of taking care of the poor Is a bard one. Second Magnate — Most difficult Itia easy enough to get money from them, but it ruins them to give it back. — Life. Blacksmiths forge ahead. Money lenders advance daily. . Real estate men gain ground. •- Gamblers get the upper hand. I Tailors press forward. — Judge. Peace at Any Price. Burglar— Your Incney or your life.-> " Sleepy Father— Take bo. L, but d tnT - wake the baby.— Royal Xa^azine •'.^L