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" CAPS iil STAB ADD f ATE sascsssasu. Verged is Star »ai Wt«. >907 form* eltK TtoiuJiy E«nii*. I«R»i M tk week cm rridty craw*. Oat of torn circulation. Saturday aoniraj. IMpM PliRkiMri 1m h Man J-fctapyjTbcilttTWl St the pOCt OftCC t» ««OE<! tnypTlSlX^T^T^^Fof Ae«»TOicne»rf hk Sc. per line fcm iniertion: jc. per line — * additional inecrtion. nonpereil ShuW tanertkme, »s cents per inch. Ttanakat Adescttaau. 15 con per inch each mtenion. Adnatk&c^TOBlng to tj ^amion'^OTer. or SS&Sras a "^StMrfadroiuSc. one cent per word each in■fcind for pnb licaiioc. cither in weekly or daily editions, will be charged for at the rate of one dollar far any molutlon occupying three inches of space or Ian, Sjd fire cents per Use In addition for each additional line STAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. JIB and 317 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand, Genera! Manager TELEPHONES' Mv/Mmn art italic, la. iUi lUjtiaat, M. ITI htpfl hat brttirt Phone 102 1 ADDRESS CAPf SAY SIAR AW WAVE If a cross appears opposite your name on wrapper or paper it indicates that yocr subscription expires this month. H>e subscription price is $1.00 per year in advance. ItlOH SCHOOL ST COUBT HOUSE J At a special school meeting held in the High School building last Tuesday there was considerable discussion as to the necessity of building a new 110,000 1; high school, but the appropriations • were carried with an overwhelming < majority. The appropriations upon j which the people were divided were j for current expenses, amounting to j 18075.80, the sum deemed necessary by f the Board oCEducation ; and the reso- ( lotion, that'thelBoard ofEducation be ] authorized to erect a new high school c at Cape M 7 Court House and tofcurehase for the building, the school furniture and necessary equipment. The entire cost 'not to exceed B10. 000, pay- j able in bonds of B500 each onDec ember f 81 of each year. The building'will be erected on the V present school grounds and built'of c brick. The second story will form the £ assembly room. On the first 'floor y there will be three rooms, for the high d school work. The old building will be r used for the grammar grades. f Principal W. Gill and hii assistants have placed tbe school on a standing c with the leading High Schools in South * Jersey. Next year there will be over seventy-five high school pupils, ad■C'CU'J -1» » c III*., nuwvi CuH"o. ou-

mitted here to the four year course. There will also be about fifty pupils is addition to the present number to come to the grammar departments. This influx of pupils has made it necessary to erect the new building, which the board will endeavor to have'completed before the beginning of the next school year. A MYSTERY TO FATHER "80 your daughter has gone to Europe after all?" "Ya-as," drawled Farmer Hayseed; "ahe's been daffy t' go ever aence she I left skule. These here female girl colleges dew put ideas intew 'women's heads. Her maw an' me never could calc'late why she was so set t' go t' Turnip. She don'tiknow a soul thsr." — June Lippincott's. A HOT WEATHER LUXURY A Manhatten pudding is one of my own specials. Sprinkle one quart of raspberries* with one cupful of sugar ; cover, and let stand two hours. Mash, squeeze through cheese cloth, and add one cupful of cold water, and lemon Juice to taste. Turn the mixture in a brick mold. Whip one pint of heavy cream, using a Dover egg ^beater, and add one-half cupful of powdered sugar, woe-naif tablespoodful of vanilla, a few Igraina^of salt and two-thirds of a cupful of walnut meats cut in small ! Pieces. Pour the cream mixture over • —tbe fruit mixture to overflow the mold. Cover witn buttered paper, buttered | side up, fit on tbe cover, pack in finely crushed ice and rock-salt, and )et>tand three and one-half hours.— Woman's Home Companion for June. CHIIdr*n Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA . P. MARION CRAWFORD LAST STORY "Tbe Philadelphia Press" baa secured the exclusive right to publish in ferial form. "Stradelia," the last story written by the great author, F. Marion Crawford, who recently died in Italy. It is a brilliant, fascinating and very entertaining story, with excellent characters and charming romances. The story will not appear in book form until after it has been published ex- . cloaively in "the Philadelphia Press." Tbe opening chapters will appear June 6th and the story will be continued both daily and Sunday until completed. Order "Tbe Philadelphia Press" and reed tbe opening chapters of thii ; great story, which begins Sunday, June 6th. L . x

J WINDSOR ARRIVALS. Philadelphia— O. C. Suppiee, Mrs. T. Terglos, Bessie G. Gergberg, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McOanby, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Frismuth, W. C. Rigga, H. O. Yarrow, Jr.. L. A. Scott, J. S. Snavely.E. Spencer Wright^ Thomas H. Bambrick. J. L. Clymer Henry A ah burner, George M. Morrow, H. L. e Richardson, R. Dale Sparhawk, Mrs. Amos Worthington, Mrs. F. R. Ash. Weinipeg, Canada— C. W. N. ^Kennedy. 3 Trenton— John O. Ren chard. Jersey City— H. C. Simpson. Baltimore— Miss Julia M. Blake, * Henry E. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. George » T. Mills. ' Newark— E. R. Oaboone. Brooklyn— Leon Samuel Sicci. ' Fort Wayne— Benjamin H. Hudson. r Pittsburg— Miss Wallace, Miss Sbea. 1 J Orange. N. J.-T. J. Williams. > New York-Miss R. V. Baker. V. E. : Carr, E. G. Vooes, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. ' ' Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Than- ! houser, E. F. Bode. ALDINE Philadelphia— W. R. King, A. Seitz, Jr., Mrs. A. Seitx, Robert Seitz, Mrs. at Seitz, Sr., Mrs. Spencer'D. Wright, \ : Mr. Shoemaker.'O. C. Van Dyke, Mrs. E. B. Allen, Miss Emily Allen. MARRIED 1 PERKINS— SPKAOE , On May 28, 1909, at 520 Broadway, West Cape May, N. J,. by the Rev. J. L. Landis, Mr. Edward Hand Perkins and Miss Violetta Virginia Speace, of Cape May. i < BATTEBSELL- ALLEN On Saturday evening last at the i 1 Tabernacle M. E. parsonage, |Erma,*N. E J., Mr. Thomas Batterseli, of Cold and Miss Edna W. Allen, of f were united in marriage by Matthias S. Messier. Mr. Wil- r Grease, of Cold Spring, acted as j beat man and Miss Julis Allen, sister of the'bnde, was bridesmaid. Mr.^and v Batterseli will live at Cold q Spring. < t IN ORDINANCE Ordinance of the Board of Health of s Township relating to Garbage for the year 1909. Section L Any person or persons " or maintaining on his or any C other property any pens or place for dumping garbage or refuse known as slops or swill shall not be less than 250 b yards from any public highway or resiof any person. Sec. 2. All swill or slops or other lr refuse not eaten by bogs after eacb b. shall be cleaned up and buried. Sec. 8. Any person or persons not . complying with these conditions shall " forfeit his permit immediately, and be subject to a fine of twenty-five dollars. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF " HEALTH 5-29 4t

B NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF 0 ^ CREDITORS . In the matter of George C. Crawford, In Bankruptcy. *' Bankrupt To the creditors of George C. Crawford. of Cape May. in the County of t Cape May, and district aforesaid a bankrupt : Notice is hereby given that on the twenty-fourth day of May, A. D., 1909, . the said George C. Crawford, was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his cieditors will : be held at tbe office of the subscribing ; referee, No. 614 Washington street, 1 in the City of Cape May. and County of Oape May, on the eleventh day of ' ' June, A D.,' 1909, at eleven o'clock in ■ 1 the forenoon at which time tbe said 1 ' creditors may attend, prove their 1 > claims, appoint a trustee, examine the 1 bankrupt and transact such'otber bos- , ■ incss as'may properly? come before'said , meeting. , Dated Cape May. N. J.. May 26. 1909. . LEWIS T. STEVENS, i Referee'in Bankruptcy. ] . SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, • Solicitor. Assets scheduled, ' $6,857.29. I Liabilities scheduled, 811,882.31. | The New Paint Store John Little has opened up tbe buei- 1 ness of selling paints at the corner of 1 I Jackson and Washington streets and it ' is just the placet© buy fresh paints. 1 8-28- tf j 1 I The Local Board of Health of Lower 1 1 Towship will hold regular stated meet- . ' ings at the Tqwnship House on the following dates at 8 o'clock p. m., June I 9th and 28; July 14th and 28th, at" which meetings applications will be re- ' ceived from persons wishing to have I permit granted for the purpose of bauli ing Garbage into the Township. 1 No Garbage of any description will be permitted to come into the Township, without having first obtained from tne Board of Health a psrmit. By order of Board of Health. J. P. MacKissic, Secretary. 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 1 1906, held on the twenty-eighth day r of January, A. D.. 1908, tbe subscriber . did buy at said sale tbe following described properties, vis: — All those certain lota Noa. 10. 45. 94 ' and 96, block A, Map of Cape May t Point, tor tbe aum of 86.97. And take further notice that your right of redemption in said property 1 will expire on tbe twenty-eighth day of - January, A. D.. 1910, and that there is ' due me tbe sum of $6.97. together' with . interest thereon from January lt8, A. D.. 1906., at tbe rate of 1Z per cent 1 per annum, and other taxes and legal . expenses, and unless you redeem said 1 premises from said tax sale, I shall ■ apply to the proper authorities to complete my title to said property. ■■ ■AMNrVV WRIGHT.™ 6-22 6t iglDBMC

EVER BAVE IT? I If Yea Hare, the Statemosl «f TMt Cape may Citizen WW lateral Yos. Ever have a "low-down" pain in tbe 1 beck? ' In the "small, " or right over the hips? ' That's the home of backache. ' It's caused by sick kidneys. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cute it. Cape May people endorse this. Resd a case of it: Mrs. Chas. Holmes, Poplar street. Cape May Court House, N. J., says : ' "I found more benefit from Doan's Kidney Pills than from any other remedy I had previously used. For some time I suffered from severe pains through my loins and sides and my back was extremely weak. I was so much impressed by an advertisement regarding Dean's Kidney PiHs that 1 procured a box at Willets Corson's Store. The results of their use were gratifying from the first and it was but a abort time before 'my back was strengthened and the pains relieved. I can recommend Doan's KidPills as a remedy that lives up to representations. For sale by all dealers. Price 50c. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for tbe United States. Remember the name— Doan's— and take no other. THE MAN ABOUT TOWN SAYS Mrs. J. L. Lippincott and sister, of are at their "Windsor avenue cottage for a -short stay. Mrs. T. R. Brooks has thrown the of Carroll Villa open for tbe summer. Mrs. M. L Richardson has 'several guests at the'Star Villi. Congress Hall is beine thoroughly renovated, under the supervision of Halcin. Mrs Sallie B. Nelson, of Chester, will eotertain a house party from over Sunday at their Washington street cottage. The mercantile tax is not meeting with favor among the taxpayers. It should be revised. F. S. Rutchman and family, of Philadelphia. are at their cottage at South May. Mrs. Frank Mende has 'arriyed with . ber family and taken up cottage life. J. C. Cony and family, are located in'a Perry street cottage, whioh tbev occupied for a'number of seasons 1 Mrs. J. D. Pease, of Atlantic City* c is occupying 822 Stockton avenue. j We are glad to see the 'carpenters 1 remodeling the stores, comer of 'Decs- j tur and Washington street. When 8

. completed they "will be an attractive ? feature. Miss Gertrude B. Everett, of Philadelphia is occupring No. 227 North ' street for the season. Spencer D. Wright, of Philadelphia, i f has leased 705 Howard 'street. He is I 1 an ardent admirer of Cape Mav. j , Mrs. Laura F. Durand.'of Irvington. N. J.. is passing the week at 805 1 Colombia avenue. COCAINE WHICH DTJTt,q THE NERVES never ve* on red Nesal C«- | tarrh. The heavy feeling in the 'o-e ' the stuffed do sensation end the , watery discharge from eve» and note. | along" with a" the other miseries at. 1 tending the disease." a r® P"t to rout, hv Elv'a Cream Bairn. Smell and taste are restored, hreath'ne is maoe normal. Until vou trv this reined v. vn can form no ides of the good «t will do vou Its spnlied "direp'lv to'the sore soot. All "d"' get eta SOc. Mailed by Bros., 56 Warren street, Naw York. CARPETS. FURNITURE. CL0THIN0 You should consn't with the local 8gent of Gatelv and Hnrlev. Mr. Keneat his office. 914 Cnrgie street, when you need Furniture. Carueta. Clothing, etc. Gate'v and Hurley are one of the most reliable of the credit houses. Bee large advertisement on another page.

AN IDEAL GIFT j THE NEW ROYAL SEWING MACHINES la not only tbe best machine In tbe market but a handsome piece of furniture as well. Call or write for more • information. 1 R. M. WENTZELL j Furniture Ware Rooms | 33 Perry St., Cape May, N. J.

$309,000,000 If ? ' . •' Life Insurance issued and paid for during 1918 is a gain of $37,8M/N j over 1907, in this feature of L \ business. ' • '

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, New Malay Opium Core Being Distributed Frss by a New York Sooioty. Co-operating with missions in Malay. - sia, tbe Windsor Labormtoriee of New 3 York have secured • supply of the wonderful combretum plant, which has dons so much to revolutionise the treatment 1 of the opium habit. A generous supply of tbe new remedy, ■ together with full instructions for its , use, and United States consular reports bearing on the subject will be sent to any sufferer. To obtain a free supply of this remedy and the consular reports, . addressWindsor Laboratories, Branch 28, ' 184 East 24th Street, New York City. 61ias Saudgran | Notary Public, Commissioner 1 of Deeds for New Jersey, Leases, Deeds, &c., Drawn 1 All kinds of Pension Business ^ 308 Washington St, Cape May There is nothing finer in sport than the bracing ten pins and this will be a f dandy time to get the habit The glsw of health waits upoD such exercise and dyspepsia and kindred ills vaoish. The Congress Alleys, 81 street, are as good as the • best tf 1 j NOTICE PILES and other diseases of tbe rectum cured without the knife. Treatment painless. No delay from business. The most careful and rigid invited. Send for 1 pamphlet DR. R. REED. | 720 Witherspoon Building, Wal- 1 nut street. Office hours 9 to 2. 11-14 26t"

LaFrance^M SHOE fir WOMEN Am $3, $3.50 and $4. La France Shoes solve the shoe \ \ problems of women. \ yT* taw STYLE — the latest and most approved j Paris and New York models. I FIT that glove-like but easy snogness found only in shoes of the finest workmanship. MHR COMFORT — choice, carefully chosen materials and the exact shape your foot flSraQB requires take care of that wSNBa SERVICEABILITY— made to wear as well as to charm the eye. . Come and see for yomaolf-yoo will be glad you came. Sole agent for The Crawford Shoe for men

S. R. Gidding -LO T TIER HATTER ANDJGENTS FURNISHER * ' 419 Washington Street. Cape May ]

g ■" FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS | Hundreds of South Jersey families already know of the reliability of ♦ Gately & Hurley furniture and other home-furnishings. They also know that t our prices are at least A THIRD LESS than in Philadelphia — because we do t not have the heavy rentals and other big expenses of Philadelphia stores. We J are anxious that still other homes shall reap the advantages of getting their t home-furnishings at our big store in Camden. We give you below an illustraJ 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 [ pleased to give you ' ' the convenience of our helpful charge ! ! account ;; plan.

i THIS EMPIRE LEATHER COUCH | ^ «* flsl CXACTLY L,KE CUT t j we wUl^sell you one. " +

! Empire Leather Davenport f It has quartered oak and polX i tiled frame, claw feet, very + substantially made and a haua1 tome piece of furniture, oraaX merited with a dragon bead. ▼ Davenports like this yon will J find advertised elsewhere as X high at $58 and $40. We will ♦ send one to your home this 2 weak. r . $31.=

SAME KIND OF SAVING ON OTHER < FURNITURE: < Oak Dressers, Philadelphia price, f 16.00. Our Price, $12 SO . Oak Dressers, Philadelphia price, 612.00. ' Out Pries, $9 00 Princess Dreaaeia, Philadelphia price, JiS.co. Our Piica, $12 SO Enameled Iron Beds with good spring. Hare $5 50 up Baby Buggies, all styles, beat makes. $4 95 up Best makes of Refrigerators and Ice Chests. See how yon can save on Carpets and Rugs in the sale now on. We furnish the home complete, including the Tableware or the Piano.

SUMMER CLOTHING.: i FOR THE FAMILY Everything the man wears, in all the latest ; styles — the same in ; women's and children'^ ! spring and summer apparel. PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL * ' SOUTH JERSEY TOWNS. c |

I GATELY & HURLEY CO., —wr- """ ■■■■»■ - ........d J. C. KENEMAN AGENT OFFICE 914 CORGIE STREET CAPE MAY N. J. . • last