CAPE MAT STAB ADD SATE teJ^SSffiifflMerged in Star «Bd Wrre. 190 1 rum dw Tbmutay Eralnf. If»«d cadi week on Friday craning- °"< <* town drcniation. Saturday morning. trna*m Met. M Mir i T«r h Unset TOa paper U entered u the poato Sea u aecood tktaapoatai matter. _N-G jR^TE^FOT'h'' 1°^*^>B t'l^Ll jS^e • cnta. 6c. per line 4nt Inaertion; yTptr line each additional Insertion, nonpareil HsSi'sS&fiVC.S.™ ■>£ Minim 50 cents three insertions. Thirteen times °°e cent per word each in"jSncaohitions of condolence from lodges. <±orch'i m mhll oryanieationt, asaociationa or indindnali, SJSV^blication: elthm- in weekly or da ly editions, wfllbe charged tor at the rate of one dollar as sf «s additional fee STAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. 318 and 317 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand. General Manager TELEPHONES t ( Miwen «H ABMBC, It. 2MI "; bjstut, Hi. WD Is apfl HMC KtJftMt Pint 192 i i ADDRESS CAPf MAY SIAB AND SAW ■ If a cross appears opposite your name On wrapper or paper it indicates that your subscription expires this month. The subscription price is $1.00 per year in advance. WE'RE WAITING FOR THE SEASHORE TROLLEY West Cape May May 15, Mr. Editor: Tour interesting reference to the coming seashore trolley service in last 1 week's issue, leads us to remind your : readers that so far as X Oape May County Is to be supplied, a company was organized to give us such service i some eight years ago, between your i city and Court House over the Seashore road. And we remember quite I well bow cheerfully our own enter- ' prising citizens and the borough un- < kJntediy gave it the right of way. But after all said and much it was, the < trolley failed to materialize. i It certainly must have been apparent years ago, with the population cluster- 1 ing and increasing along its entire i length and with rapidly growing cen- ' tres of settlement and expansion at its I ends and proposed extensions to other beaches, as being very much needed and becoming more and more a profitable investment I Have yoa not noted many trolley r lines running mil's through very 1 sparsely settled communities and often £ for miles over long stretches of timber or barren land, seemingly for the ac- F oommodation (of the few which in a l remarkably short time created a de- r xnand of many between the terminals and its interlinking system of comrhu- c, nication. w In a trip to the western country, a: promoters do not wait in the suburban d;

districts of their cities, do not lay out streets and wait for the people to buy * lots and build up a town, but in their plans is a street railway built first of til, - thus taking away all uncertainty and delay of easy and open communication with the principal centres of the city as the immediate attraction and inducement to individual buyers and builders. And we note as a notable and striking instance of this i enterprisiog plan, Kansas City, Mo. , by which it has most marvelouly extended rfnd multiplied its population within the last decade. Every ingredient entering into the ; world-famed ' '-Golden Medical Discov- ■ ery" of Dr. Pierce, has the unanimous . approval and endorsement of the lead- i ing medical authorities of all the sev- i eral schools of practice. No other i medicine sold through druggists for < like purposes has any such endorse- , ments. The "Golden Medical Discovery" not only produces all the good effects to be obtained Jfrom the use of Golden i Seal root, in all- stomach, liver and / bowel troubles, as in dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, ulceration of ' tousness, constipation, ulceration l

stomach and bowels ana kindred ailments. but the Golden Seal root used in its compounding is greatly enhanced in ita curative action by other ingredients such as Stone root, Black Cherry bark, Blood root. Mandrake root and chemically pure, triple-refined glycerine. "The Common Sense Medical Adviser," is sent free in paper covers on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing only. For 81 ■tamps the cloth bound volume will be sent. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant, Pellets curtconstipation, biliousness and headaches. Printing for Farmers. Farmers as well as all other business men should have their printed bill heads, cards, paper and envelopes. . It looks like business, it is more convenient it helps trade, and it it cheaper. Send for our price list and samples or call at office when you are is Oape May and we will tell you all about ft STAB AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO., <16 and 317. Washington street Chll«lr«n Cry FOR FLETCHER S CASTORI A

p Hon. eujs h. Marshall REAPPOINTED. Hon. Ellis H. Marshall, who has been reappointed to serve a second term as s member of the^Oounty Board of Taxation, ia oce of the largest individual owners of property in Ocean . City and is also outer of a large amount of property in Upper Town- i d ship. He is a representative citizen of i the county as highly esteemed ss any : j; man in it ana his knowledge of - property and of taxes comes from long i ii experience as ^an owner^and dealer in | : !_ real estate and active connection with ; public affairs. It is doubtful if a more : < competent man could be chosen to , ' ' serve on the Boarfl-of-TiQljoc. j ( TEACHERS ARE ELECTED .J < At a meeting of the aty Board of i . y Education held Thursday evening. May i j j 13th, H. B. Moyer was reelected super- ; r h vising principal, subject to the approval of the State Board of Educa- 1 j • tion ; Francis Collier, assistant princi- , ( pal and teacher of the manual training j department ; Mary E. Schuyler, Caro- 1 , line E. Paist, 'Mabel Hobson, high j f I school, classical ; E. M. Comfort, high j | school, commercial ; Sarah tS. Msrcy, i . j nigh. •: . >1 science ; Elia M. Grater, jC Lindsay, Anna E. McKissic -ir '•hool ; Laura E. j 3 He tuple, Georgians Edmunds, Frances t Doane, Rose Gandy, Helen Wiley, ' , primary ; Lucrissa E. Hughes, kinder- { r garten; J. Ryland Fortune, A. M„ second assistant principal, A. Maysie I Borican, Eva Watts, annex department. r PENNSYLVANIA'S TRAIN SERVICE [BEGINNING MAY 28TH The new schedule for the Pennsyl- • vania Railroad trains will become : effective May 28th, and will be as ■ follows I WEEK DAY8, Market Street Wharf trains leave Market Street Wharf 8 :36 i a. m., 3:52 p. m., arriving here re- • spectively at 10 :30 a. m. and 5 :46 p. m. Leave Cape May, 7 K»5>. m. and 4 -.15 i m.p arriving at Market Street Philadelphia, "8:59 a. m. and 6:11 p. m., respectively. t SATURDAYS ONLY, leave Phila- c delphia. Market Street Wharf, 1 :00 p. Q arriving here 2 :64 p. m. SUNDAYS, leave Market Street j. Wharf, 8:35 a. m., arriving here 10:80 jj m. Leave Cape May 4:16 p. m., ar- g riving at Market Street Wharf 6:11 u p. m. DELAWARE RIVER BRIDGE ir TRAINS. WEEK DAYS, leave TPhiladelphia, jt Street Station, 4K)5 p. n., ar- a] riving here 6:05 p. 'm. Leave Cape oJ 7 :20 a, m., arriving at Broad ,> Street, 9:21 a. m. 3UNDAYS. leave Broad Street, g 9:35 a. m., arriving here I :S5 a. m. Leave here 4 :55 p. m., ar- q, rive Broad StreeL~-6:55 p.m. gt All of these trains will have parlor attached. Additional local trains — will be established between Cspe May | * end Millville for week days and Sun- I it —

y DO YOU USE AN ATOMIZER in i" treating Nasal Catarrh? If so you will f appreciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm, y the; quickest and surest remedy for this disease. In all curative Properties * it is identical with the solid Cream x Balm, which is so famous and so sucd cessful in overcoming Catarrh. Hay g Fever and Cold in the head. There is relief in the first dash of spray upon 1 the heated sensitive air passages. All b druggists 75 cents, including spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Bros., 56 War- . ren street, New York, Emj Waan WiD Be bfcnsltd. There has recently been discovered i an aromatic, pleasant herb cure for - woman's ills, called Mother Gray's > AUSTRALIAN-LEAF. It is the only. - certain regulator. Cures female weak- - and Backache Kidney, Bladder r and Urinary troubles. At all Druggists ■ by mail 50 cents. Sample FREE. ■ Addres, The Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. Y. 6-15 '4 1 ' After skating or the 8bow, take luncheon at the Auditorium Cafe. 1 evening until 12 o'clock. tf

f - ■ The Local Board of Health of Lower d Towship will hold regular stated meetd ings at the Township House on the fol- - lowing dates at 8 o'.clock p. m., June 1 7 9th and 23; July 14th and 28th, at d which meetings applications will bere- - ceived from persons wishing to have permit granted for the purpose of haul- - ing Garbage into the Township. i No Garbage of any description will / be permitted to come into the Town1 ship, without having first obtained e from tne Board of Health a psrmit. By order of Board of Health. J. P. MacKissic, Secretary. t e • To Frank A. Hall : Take notice that at a sale of lands , for taxes (for delinquent taxes), due , the Township of Lower, for the year : 1906, held on the twenty-eighth day . of January, A. D.. 1908, the subscriber did bay at said sale the following de1 scribed properties, via:— l All those certain lots No*. 10, 45, 94 ! . and 96. block A, Map of Cape Mar , Point, tor the sum of $6.97. 1 . And take further notice that your ' right of redemption in said property i will expire on the twenty-eighth day of I January, A. D.. 1910, and that there is , doe me the sum of $6.97, together with , interest thereon from January 26, A. i ' D., 1906., at the rate of 12 per cent per annum, and other taxes and legal ' expenses, and unless you redeem said premises from said tax sale, I shall apply to the proper authorities to complete my title to said property. . AMNON WRIGHT. 6-22 6t

HOME ENDORSEMENT i Hssdredt of Cape May Citizen Cas Tell Taa 1 AD A best IL Home endorsement, the public ezi presalon of Cape May people, should i be evidence beyond dispute for every - Cafce May reader. Surely the experlence of friends and neighbors, cheerfully given by them, will carry more weight than the utterances of strangers residing In faraway places. Read the j following : Mrs. Lydla Martin, Mechanic street, Cape May Court House, N. J„ tags : "My son suffered for years from an ; scu^| attack of Bright's disease and although he used a number of pre- : sriptions he was unable to find relief. ; was a constant pain through : the- small qf his back and physicians j whom he consulted told him that his . cate was Incurable. He finally procured j Kidney Pills at Willeta Corson's i 1 drug store and soon noticed a great im- | provement. He has not complained of j ■ back for some time and his general . ! health Is much better. Doan's Kidney : j have proven of sreat value to and he feels very gratefnll to them. " For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. Co., Buffalo, N. Y„ i sole agents for the United States. Remember the name— Doan's— and j take no other. LAUNCH "CLIPPER" STRIKES SOUTH BAR The 40 foot launch "Clipper," owned | by James Bartlett, of Lewes, Delsware, struck on the South Bar, near I the inlet Wednesday evening, and Cap- ! tain Sooy and crew, of Cold Spring j life saving station rescued boat and : crew of nine - men after considerable | effort. The launch was bound for j Angleses and mistook the channel, !arid ! also ran short?of gasoline. The crew i are at the station for the night THE RUT0ERS FREE SCHOLARSHIP The twentieth competitive examinetion for Free Scholarships in Rutgers j | the New Jersey State College, | under the Act of March 31st, 1890, ae I amended by Chapter 90 of the Laws of j and Chapter 26 of the Laws of 1909, will be held at each County Court in the State on Friday and Saturday, June 4th and 6th, 1909, beginning promptly at 9 a. m. 'and continu- • ing until 6 a. m. each day. Particular attention is called to the j that hereafter ; there scholarships t are open to candidates[for the degree c Bachelor of Arts, (A. B.)t and for fi degree of Bachelor of Letters, ^ (Litt B.), as well as for the degree of j of Sciende, (S. Sc.). It For further information write to the or to O. O. Barr, County Superintendent 5-15-4ts I AN IDEAL GIFT j'? w Kb ii! ■ THE NEW ROYAL §EWIN6 MACHINES Is not only the best machine In the ' < market but a handsome piece ot fnrnl- < ture as well. Call or write for more < R. M. WENTZELL 1 1 Furniture Ware Rooms , < 33 Perry St., Cape May, N. J. <

c 1825 THE 1909 : J PENNSYLVANIA FIRE n Insurance Company. ^ INCORPORATED 1825. ! CHARTER "PERPETUAL, j j OFFICE, 508-510 WALNUT ST., ; PHILADELPHIA, PA. { 8 CAPITAL, - - 1 - $760,000.00: ' e ASSETS, - - - - $6,841,834 82 . r SURPLUS, • - - $1,919,527 41 - 1 r DIRECTORS. ] - R. Dale Benson, John L. Thomson • J. Tatrall Lea, Charles B. Pugh, I Richard M. Cadwalader, r W. Gardner Crowell,, Effingham B. Morris, Edward T, Stotesborv - r Edwin N. Benson, Jr. r R. DALE BENSON, President, ' r JOHN L.THOMSON, Vice PTesidentW. GARDNER CROWELL, Secretary, J L. WARNER, Assistant Seie- ; • jTSaWSON, Sec'y Agency Depart, t ment. I W. HAND 8. F. ELDREDGE - i HAND AND ELDREDGE LOCAL AGENTS 1 810 Washington Street, 815 and 817 Washington Street I Cape May. N. J. j

j S-309, 000,000 | r ■ | j Life Insurance issued and paid for •I during 1908 is a gain of $37,6W, W ! over 1997, in this feature of \ « business. ii • • WThe Prudent'ai 1 I I . . -

< New Malay Opium Cure 3 Being Distributed Free by sl New York Society. r Co-operating with missions in Mslaysia, the Windsor Laboratories of New " York have secured a supply of the wonI I derfal cambretam plant, which has done j so much to revolutionize the treatment s of the opium habit " A generous supply of the new remedy, r ' together with full instructions for ita 1 ) use, and United States consular reports , bearing on the subject will bo sent to j any sufferer. To obtain a free supply | of this remedy and the consular reports, ad dress Windsor Laboratories, Branch 28, ! '*84 East 2*h Street. New York City. 01jas Saiidgrai) Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds for New Jersey, Leases, Deeds, &c„ Drawn j All kinds of Pension Business i 308 Washington St.. Cape May ^ There is nothing finer in sport than | the bracing ten pins and this will be a dandy time to get the habit The glaw of health waits upon such exercise and dyspepsia and kindred ills vanish. The Congress Alleys, 31 .Perry street are as good as the best. tf NOTICE i PILES and other diseasee of the j rectum cured wnhout the knife. I Treatment painless. No delay from I business. The most careful and rigid j investigation invited. Send for I pamphlet. DR. R. REED. i Boom 720 Witherspoon Building, Waij nut street. ! Office hoars 9 to 2. 11-14 26t

La France*^^ SHOE fir WOMEN $3, $3.50 and $4. La France Shoes solve the shoe \ \ problems of women. \ yT" -9a w/P STYLE the latest and most approved Pans and New York models. I FIT — that glove-like but easy snugness irwK&! found only in shoes of the finest workmanship, BQA COMFORT — choice, carefully chosen materials and the exact shape your foot flflSOK r requires take care of that. MUBBKgtl SERVICEABILITY— made to wear as a well as to charm the eye. ASumKSTvIn s! Come and see for yourself— you will y be glad you came. Sole agent for The Craw- mBEnjS f ford Shoe for men vRftSKTlM • • A S. R. Gidding CLOTHIER HATTER AND GENTS FURNISHER 419 Washington Street. Cape May

Si" : Save 33 Per Gent, and Get the Best

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Hundreds of South Jersey families already know of the reliability of • Gately & Hurley furniture and other home-furnishings. They also know that ! our prices are at least A THIRD £,ESS than in Philadelphia — because we do ! I not have the heavy rentals and other big expenses of Philadelphia stores. We ! ; are anxious that still other homes shall. reap the advantages of getting their ; ; home-furnishings at our big store in Camden. We give you below an illustra- : ; tion of how WE sell COUCHES and DAVENPORTS and HOW MUCH ; ; MORE you have to pay in Philadelphia. Here's one of a hundred illustrations:

EASY TERMS. | WE WILL BE I PLEASED TO * GIVE YOU J THE CONVE- t NIENCE OF T OUR HELP- ♦ FUL CHARGE Z ACCOUNT T PLAN.

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Empire Leather Davenport ) It has quartered oak aad pol1 . tahed frame, claw feet, very substantially made and a handsome piece of furniture, orna- . men tea with a dragon bead. Daveuporti like this yon will find advertised elsewhere as < ■ high as $38 and $40. We will •end one to your home this week. $31.12

SAME KIND OF SAVING ON OTHER FURNITURE: , Oak Dresaers, Philadelphia prion, $r6.oo. OuFPucs, $12 50 Oak Dressers, Philadelphia price, $12.00. Our Pries, $9 00 Princess Dressers, Philadelphia price, $18. co. Our Price, $12 50 Enameled Iron Beds with good spring. Hare $5 50 up Baby Buggies, all styles, best makes. $4 95 up Best makes of Refrigerators and Ice Chests. See how you can save on Carpets and Rugs in the sale now on. We furnish the home complete, including the Tableware or the Piano.

$17.®? It has a fine quartered oak ! ! . and polished frame ; newest • • j claw feet ; the kind that • • I Philadelphia and New York ; ; stores advertise as a great ! [ bargain at $20 and $22 ; ! we will sell you one. i I SUMMER CLOTHING i FOR THE FAMILY 80 Everything the man *> wears, in all the latest ; >0 styles — the same in ; v women's and children's i I >p spring and summer ap- < in pareL ie PROMPT DELIVERY TO All. SOUTH JERSEY TOWNS ;

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J. C. KENEMAN AGENT OFFICE 914 CORG E STREET CAPE MAY N. J.