Clft VAT RT** HIBtm « KESHssslSS5-" >«D- Mm. m — r» IfH M— ru. * - *• w*** - •— 1 "lu.VPTTSWC RATXS-F.. tWoorejU^ot "SZw tenioia ■< mi p« ioeh. Tmflw Ai- ^ "-E^ .s •*»« P" "** _ L ^ "oulifaj mnSS«£« . M«' am per word «■<* w*AU%»tei«. o< cooAoU^. tro- >od«w.. <*«>*» 5ttJ5aT*2SS iw imT^M <£n2 H^'rZLoc, ocaipytoA-1 Sdj». £"<-» Im, • id •« ceoli per be l« oddili™ tor e»cfc Additional liar ■TAR AND WAVE PUBUSHINO CO. JIB and 317 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand. Oenerai Manager TELEPHONERt •**\ b^M. n. i n ■t«n mk Ui«m KM IK i ADOtfSS CAPt MAT SIAR AM) WAVE If a crow appears opposite yoor name ec wrapper or paper it indicates that your subscription expiree this month. The subscription price is $1.00 per year hi advance. REPUBLICAN TICKET ~~ STATE SENATOR Robert E. Hand GENERAL ASSEMBLY m Christopher 8. Hand COUNTY CLERK A. Carlton HHdreth CORONER George H. Reeves MAYOR Frederick J. Melvin RECORDER John W. ^Thompson COUNCIL George S. Douglass • F. Sidney Townaend , Frederick W. Wolff ■f ASSESSOR Irvin H. Eldredge COLLECTOR Gilbert C. Hughes TREASURER ___ Stephen B. Wilson I CHOSEN FREEHOLDER < John T. Bennett OVERSEER OF POOR Albert G. Bennett THE BOARDS OF EDUCATION i i MENS NAMES COMPOSING THEM c Mm Who are Respossibie for 1 Management of School Affairs ; in Cape May County <

AVALON Hugh H. Holmes, President; Richard H. Crease, Vice-President; Gilbert is. Smith, District Clerk ; Walter A. Smith, Custodian, of School Money. CITY OF CAPE MA* Samuel R. Stites, President ; A. L. Leach, M. D., Vice-President; William Porter, District Clerk ; Luther C Ogden, Thomas 5. Stevens, Everett J. Jerrel'. Will am R. Sheppard, Howard F. Otter, George S. Douglass. I. H. Smith, Jr., Custodian School Moneys. BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POINT Amnon Wright, President; FrankJR. Bowne, Vice-President; Charles Markley, District Clerk, (not a member) ; E. W. Springer, A. B. Sohellenger, ohn Corson. John J. Kromer, Custodian of Sehool Moneys. TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS Volney Van Gilder, President, Ocean View ; Ogden Gandy, Vice-President, Dennisviile ; Stephen Jefferson, District Oierk, South Dennis ; I. S Townaend, Clermont; David Errickaon, Dennisviile ; George W. Stevens, Eldora; Richard Greenlee, Belleplain;. Charles Christian, hldora; William G. Thompson, Dennisviile Herbert M. Carroll, Custodian of School Moneys, Dennisviile. BOROUGH OF HOLLY BEAOH O. B. Smith, President; W A. Shaw, Vice-President; S. T. Dowler, Diatriot Clerk ; George N. Smith, Walter Clay thorn, L. C. Clark, E. D. Barnett, Gustav Anderson, C. E. Ober. Benjamin F. Barker. Custodian of School lifceya. TOWNSHIP OF LOWER S. B. Taylor, President, Oold Spring; J. C. EDiott, Vice-President, Erma; W. R. Swain, District Clerk, Oold Spring; J. f. Mackiaaic, Oape May; Wade Dickinson. Gold Spring; pi» r lea-Baker. Cold Spring; Lin lord Halborner, Erma; George McNeill, Erma ; Herbert Shaw. Fishing Creek. Charles Bohm, Custodian of School Moneys. '

5 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE LiimaetaaT. Swain. President. Swain ton; Joseph Camp. Vioe-Prerfdent, Plereea; Joseph Douglaaa, Jr , Di»J -net Clerk, Oapa May Court House ; Isaac 8. Lodlam. Goshen: OUntoo 8. O reaee, Burleigh ; Charles Coombs, Goshen; J. Morgan Dix. M. D .. Cape d May Court House; Fred B. Neat, Rio Grande; Thorn*" H Douglaaa, Diss J Greek. Coleman F. Corson, Court House, Coated' so of School Moneys 'i BOROUGH OF NORTH WILD WOOD k Robert Bright President, Anglesea ; Harry McGin>ey. Vice-President, An- * gleaea; F. H. Hewitt. District Clerk, ; Anglesea ; Adolph Anderson, Anglesea; Augus'us Hilton, Anglesea ; N B. Long, Anglesea ; J. Bock. Anglesea. ' E. E. Hewitt Anglesea; Harry M. f Levering. Anglesea. O. M. Shivers, Custodian of School Moneys. ' OCEAN CITY Benjamin T. Abbott. M D . Free Went Augustas J. Smith, VicePresident ; R. Curtis Robinson, Secretary ; Richard B. Stitee, Samuel Sampson, James W. Lee. Ira S. Champion, Custodian of School Moneys. 8EA ISLE CITY E Edward Dever, President; Frank Sharp, Vioe- President; A. LeRov Mnl5 ler. District Clerk. Louis Steinmeyer, ; Custodian of School Monevs. . TOWNSHIP OF UPPfeR R. W. Clouting, President Palermo; r Fred Carter, Vice-President, Petersburg ; John W. Gandy, Diatrict Clerk. Seaville ; John Wallace, Jr , Tockaboe ; i Jrsae T. Young, Bees ley's Point ; Elsworth Somers, Tuck shoe ; E O. Cole, Seaville; Wbildin S. Shaw, Tockaboe; Robert C. Smith, Petersburg. Hollia P. Mirkel, Custodian of School Moneys, Petersburg. BOROUGH OF WEST OAPE MAY (Eldredge Poetoffice) William H. Smith, President: George O. Oummings, Vice- President ; Thomas H. Hughes. District Clerk; William G. Blattner, Joseph H. Wellman, 8. H. Eldredge, Theodore W. Reeves, Elwood Rose man, Hampton Pierson. J. Woodruff' Eldredge, Custodian of School Moneys. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD R. W. Ryan, President; W. Byron Livexey, Vice-President; O G. Eldredge, District jOlerk ; F. Sheppard, H. S. Dunham, Thomas S. Goslin, Charles W. Saul, G. H. Huppert Jed Du Bois, Custodian of School Moneys. BOROUGH OF WOODBINE B. A. Palitz, President; M Subber, Vice-President; William Abramson, District Olerk; Joseph ^offe, M D.. D. H. Rosenfeld, M. Lavin, H. Rosen feld, M. L. Bayard, Willidm K. Barns. G. Lipman, Custodian of School Moneys. The T eachers and Principals, J3crou0b of Bvalon Mrs. Laura McKaig. Cape mas Cits Supervising Principal, H. B. Moyer. High School Department -M Eloise ' Schuyler, Caroline E. Paiete, Bertha B. Barbur, A. Mabel Hobson, Sarah Grammar Department — Ella M. ] Grater, Louie H. Johnson, Anna F. Mackiasic, Charlotte Lindsay. 3 Primary Department — Frances i Doane, Laura Wemple, Georgianna H. Edmunds, Catherine Shields, Rose Gandy.

Special Teachers— Music and Kindergarten. Lucriasa Hughes; Drawing d and Penmanship, Emily Bennett; i. Manual Training, James H. Richard- - son. Annex — J. Ryland Fortune, A Maysie Borican, H. Eva Watts. Mary - L. Baker. Borouflb ot Cape mas Point Charles Tomlin, Bessie Sheppard i Cownebtp of ©ennls High School— Principal, George A ] • Linhart, Maria Miller, Dennisviile | No. 1, Belleplain— George Eldredge, ' Swainton. No. 2, Eldora— Lester H. Dix, Eldora. j • No. 8, East Creek — Millie S. Blake, ! • Eldora No. ^ Ludlam'a — Joseph Meerwald, j M. L Gandy, South Dennis. No. 6, Dennisviile — Mary W. Meer- 1 1 wald, Lena Corson, Dennisviile 1 ■ No. 6, South Dennis— Ins Blake. Mary M. Ludlam. South Dennis. No. 7, Clermont — Paul Townaend, j 1 Clermon'. ; No. 8, South Seaville — N. Jean Oush- j ■' ingl South Seavuie ; Belle Scull, South Dennis. No. 9. Ocaen View— William A. Cobb, I Sea isle City. Soroupb ot Holly JBeacb Supervisor, Henry Chalmers. ZBigh School— Sara Brumbaugh. Nei- ' lie Blocker. Grammar Department — Frank S. Lloyd, Linda Rutherford, Hester Forcum. Judith Tomlin. Primary Department — Theresa FMier, H. Franklin Greaves, May G. 1 Neal, Amy Anderson Amy W. Goldy, Martha G. Marcy. Special -Music and Manual Training, Alice F. Schramm. Xower Cownsbtp No. 1, Fishing Creek— J. Durell Hoff man. Fishing Creek. No. 2, Academy, Jaoob D. Townaend- * Oold Spring.

Nn. ». Erma — Olive Drugtesa. Mm, MeJMU. OuM Spring. ; No. 4. Oold Spring — Baity Davie, k Ralph Taylor. OoM Bering mibMc COWMMF k No I. Bwaintoo— O D. Moore, Capo a May. a No. S. Goehon-F. W. James, Mary G. ■ Townaend, Goshen. « No. 8. Oapa May Ooori Hooae-H W. I Gill. E. T MoCraady. W. H. Bbipe, ) > Katherine 8. Reiley, Court House Grammar Department -Lucy K Oor- - son, Helen L Hand, LucreUa Oha'ies . worth. Mary D. Yerby, Rachel M. ■ Cbarleeworth, Court House . NA 4, Diss Creek -Carrie C. Powell. Bu'ieigh. f . No. 6, Burleigh — Hannah Hoffman, Diss Greek. Na •, Green Creek— H. F. Deugherty, Rebe Kmeat, Green Greek. j • No. 7, Rio Graqde-Mary E. HHdreth. , Mary E. Rilay, Rio Grande. ! Na 8, Wbiteebaro — Lena Askew, I Wblte. JBorouflb of Wortb TBHIOwoob (Hnolceca Dostofflce) t 'Principal, H. O. SchlichHng Primary— Elizabeth McGinley, Mae j Stanton' Annie S. My era. ©c<an Oftt Superintendent, Jamea M. Stevens | High School — Olarence M. Prouse - Mary B. Oolburn, Mabel C. LaBarre. Grammar Department— Ma ttie A. Boyle. Mabel T. Marrett. Josepb F : . Leutbner, Mary E. Thorn. 'Primary Department— Mrs M. R. , ; M Salter. Clara D. Macllvain. Edith : . T. Gandy, A. L. 'Chamberlain, J. | , Beryle Adams, Harriet M. Scburch. Special— Manual Training and Draw- ' ing, George S. Hayes. s Sea fate Cttt s Myron Mars ton, Miriam Say re, Fthel | , Nickeraon. tapper Cowneblp ■ No. 1. Beealey's Point— Erma Clouting Palermo. r No. 2, Palermo — Bertha Campbell, | Palermo. No. 8, Seaville— Stella Cole, Seaville i > No. 4, Petersburg— Selraa Hampton, i Seaville., . Na 5, Tuck shoe— Rodney Van Gilder, Petersburg , Elizabeth C. | I Haines, Tuckaboe. Na 6. Marshall vi lie— Rebeoca Crea- J mer, Petersburg. No. 7, High School --Richard M. Hartman. Gertrude Turnet, Tockaboe. ^ JBorouab of TOest Cape map ( Elbvbfle Doeto tfice ) i I High School Department — J. B. , Hastings, Principal ; Jane M. Hastings, t Grammar Department — Richard ' Reeves, Clara C. Springer. Primary Department— Alice M. r Brewton, Ethel B.' Hillman. I: Annex — W. J. Moore, Nannye s Ohaney Sorouflb ot taailbwoob c Supervisor, Levanus Myers. High School Department— Lsnning George W. Davis. t Grammar and Primary Department— n Simpkins, Mrs. Mary DuBois, Anna E. Davidson. h Botouflb ot TOoobblne Cpntral School, No. 1, High School — 8i vynim ocnuui, nu. i, mgn oriuan

1- Charles B^ Cloud, Margaret K. g Sullivan. I- 'Grammar Department— Roxanrw S Gandy, Miriam FViedmsn, Rose F. . Grobman. y Primary Department— Sara Braunstein, Anna E. Siegel. I Kindergarten — Eleanor Hughes | Thompson. School No. 2. Grammar Department— | Josepb Weintrob, Primary Department— Sara Schmidt, j Anna Levenson, Tillie Abramson. j School No. 8, Primary Department i Gertrude Fisher, Dorothy Kolinsky. '• [ School No. 4 — Rose Schmidt. ! RULES FOR SCHOOL MEDIUL INSPECTORS , ; NEW LAWS BY STATE BOARD I School Districts to Appoint Met- ! ical Inspectors lo Exomioc into Health of Pupils At a meeting of the State Board of t . Education held OctoberN^th, 1909, the I following general rules relating to I Medical Inspection were adopted : 1. Every Board of Education shall « - appoint as Medical Inspector of schools i in ita district, a regular practitioner of t medicine, duly qualified to practice in i that district aDd physically able to t ■ serve. It shall fix his duti- a in accord- < , ance with the rules of tbe State Board ; of Education and regulate his pay. f Tbe Medical Inspector shall be ap s 1 pointed for one year. t 2. Two or more adjoining school c districts may unite in tbe employment i of a Medical Inspector for economy's I r sake, or other reaao s. Under such t circumstances each district shall pay c its part of the salary in proportion to r ' the number of pupils in each d strict. ■ 8. Tbe Stele Superintendent of Pub- v

lie Instruction shall provide the neoeasary bTfenk-* needed for carrying ou the work of tbe Medicul Inspector and for gathering, preserving and forwarding to t'<e State Board tbe statistics coll. eted These records are the property rf -the local boards and must be preserved by them. Such parts of these records aa may be designated from lime to time, shall be filed with the Secretary of this Board. 4. Pupils sent home from school by a Medical Inspector, with a diagnosis of infections or contagious disease, either actual or suspected, shall n- 1 be re-admitted to their res* ective claws rooms until they shall present a written excu e signed by their fa-uily physician or some other regularly qualified physician, who has examined or treated them. This rule coven can « of disease of the akin < r analp, and of purulent discharges from tbe eyes, nose or ears, as well aa the commonly reecgnized oiaeaaes of an infed tious or contagious nature. 5. Boards of Education shall carefully conform to all rules of local Boards' of Health regarding sanitary conditions in and about school property and in the matter of quarantine. Wulee tot ASeMcal Inspector I. The Medical Inspector ehall use the same care and skill in examining pupils under bis rha<ge as he would in the case of privale patients Y Tbe time for the staled medical of the schoo s shall be arranged in each diatrict to suit the convenience of the school authorities and the inspector. It is advisable that the regular visit for the detection of possible communicable diseases should be made as soon after the opening of the morning session of school as possible, order that children suffering from such iseases may not be kept in the class rooms and become a further source of danger tooth- r* Emergency calls must be responded to as quickly as possible. 3. Frequency of regular inspections. In general, local hoards shall de- , termine this point, provided, they do not fall below tbe following minimum requirements : (a) Rural Districts, scattered school Each scho-l si least twice a month. (b) Villages s d small towns. Each school at Ipaat on t-> a uhpL - at a week

(c) Towns and cities At least three times a we' k and n crowded districts in large cities daily. 4. At the commencement Of each 5 school year the Medical Irspector shall arrange to make a systematic examination of each school child in his district. This shall comprise a thorough - examination of (a) EYES. For far-sightedness and B near-sightedness; color blindness; squint and roughly for astigmatism if suspected. Also the condition of tbe • ye ids. . (h) EARS Acuteness of hearing, • Presence or absence of discharges (e) THROAT. Condition of tonsils. Probable adenoids. Nasal deformities or discharges (d) TEETH Condition and care (e) DEFORMITIES. Spine, limbs, etc. (f) SKIN. Presence or absence of rruptions Condition of scalp. (g) Where practicable. MEASUREMENTS. Height, Weight , and chest measures. ) Examination of heart an d lungs, t These examinations shall be made by I he Medical Inspector himself and not eft to nurses or'teacbers. ) 6. It shal' be the duty of the Medical inspector to immediately exclude from tbe class room any pupil whom he may suBpect of having any form of 1 con agious or infectious or communicable d sease This pupil shall be sent home at once with s written statement signed by the Medical Inspector stating the nature of tbe disease suspect' d and requesting that tbe pupil be seen at once by its family physician. The Medical Inspector shall not attend ; such cases professionally unless be is • i the regular medical attendant of the 1 • family i 6. The Medical Inspector shall be ; especially careful to comply with all i i rules and regulations of /he local and state boards of health and promptly < notify the proper authorities of all i of contagious or infectious ' disease. ^ • rr?. The Medical inspector shall, I time to time, examine int-j the " sanitary condition of all school proper- 1 lies >n his distnc' and keep the Board I of Edocation informed ther of. Any I special work required of the Medical < Inspector by the local Hoard of Educa- ' tion such as frequent extra visits, vac ■ cinations or fumigations, shall be ar- 1 ranged for by mutual agreement. I 8 The certificate of exemption from < vaccination of any pupil shall be made >

I — — .j by the Medical Inspector as required , by Section 121 of the School Law. These rules may be modified by the Sti-tc Beard of Education at any time / O. J. BAXTER, I Secretary.

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i _ i ^ ! A CALL TO OUR SALE. J The Season for our great Clearance Sale had now - arrived and there will be some great selling going on in this store during the next ThirtyOays. Twice a year we put the- knife into our prices. CUT ; theni ail to pieces and close out each Season's Goods. Buy all the Goods' you can use. a The following are only a few items to give you an Idea as ■ to how price run.

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Ladies La France Oxfonlav $4x10 cut to (a.pg »a-so *,.98

8 Men's and Boys Clothing, Reduced to one half their Regular Price Men's Summer Underwear.

* 50c Quality ■ 39c 1 50c Poros Knit 39c

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SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue if a writ of fi« ri fucias to me directed, Issued cut of the Court 01 Chancery, of the State of New Jersey, I will e ipoae lor sale »t public vendue at tbe Sheriff 'a Office. Cape May Court House, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8th. 1909. between the hours of 12 and 6 o'clock j p. m., to wit, at 1 :80 o'clock in the afternoon. All the following described tract ori piece of land with the buildings there 1 on erected, situate in the City of Cape j Msy, in the County of Cape May, and | Stale of New Jersey, bounded and de- j scribed aa follows, to qrit ; BEGINNING at the north corner of' lot Nc. 28, formerly of A. E. Hughes, standing in tbe southeast aide line of Lafayette street, said corner being eighty-nine feet from the southeast corner of Lafayette and Jackson streets, measured along tbe southeast line of Lafaiette street, and running thence, from the corner of lot Na 88, and by said aide line of Lafayette street north forty-four and a quarter i degrees east fifty-five feet to a red cedar piug; thence south thirty-five degrees and twenty-six minutes east , sixty -one and six-tenths feet to an iron gaa pipe driven in the ground ; thence, along a lot formerly of Judith E Hughes, south sixty-five and threequarter degrees west, sixty-four feet 1 to an iron pipe and the line of lot No. 28, formerly as sold by A. E Hughes, ' one of the heirs of John St rtevant; thence by said lot north twenty-four and three-quarter degrees west forty , feet to tee beginning, containing three thousand four and seventy-five ] hundredths square feet of land, more or lesa. This lot being run off on the ' southwest part of a large lot conveyed John W. Reeves, Sheriff of Oape I May Couniy, N. J , to said Camden . Insurance Association by deed v dated January twenty -second. 1900, . and recorded in the Olerk 'a Ofhce ot i\

* I Mmy Count*, on the fifth day of le j^bruary, 19M in B ok No. 147 of e Deeds, page 864, etc. Being the same premises which were y. fobveyed to the said J. Parker l^naing by Ufe^said Camden Fire Insurance Association by deed dated the ten'h day of May. WtL and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Oounty of m Cape May ir. Book No. 1R7 of Deeds, )l page 410, eta r. Seized as the property of J. Parker ie Lansing, et al., defendants, taken in , execution at the suit of the Twentieth Century B. & L. Association, complainant , and to be sold by k ROBERT R. CORSON. e I , Sheriff. Dated October 6th, 1909 r | S Conrad Ott, Solicitor, Camden, N. J. 1 P- f- $17.20 10-9 5t f BOYS! GIRLS! COLUMBIA BI , CYCLE FREE ! Greatest offer out | Get your frienda to aubacibe to our t magazine and we will make you a 1 present of a $40 Columbia Bicycle— the I beet made. Ask for particulars, free ' outfit, and circular telling "How to j Start." Addresa, "The Bicycle Man," ■ 29-81 East Z2d Street, New York City. should be "letter perfect" and on cards ol good quality, that is the reason so many of these cards are sold by the Star and Wave PubCompany, 315 and 317 St. We can please you in this line. Write lor style Card A and prices of our imitated engraving