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TUCKAHOE £ L. M. rim and ton were guning in Ri*ley Saturday. Henry Weatherby. of Millville, apent Tuesday in Tuekahoe. The director* of the Tuekahoe National Bank met Friday and adjourned to dine at the hotel. Tnekaboe is a Mecca for gunners. The ' hotel is full, the town overflowing and •till they eame. Mr. Gillem, the sporting editor of the Philadelphia Record, expeete to hunt a day of two in company with W. 8. Shaw. ' ' The representative of the New York 1 Life was in Tnekaboe Tuesday, seeking " for material for write up*. 1 Mrs. James Smith ii visiting at Gape ' . May Court House. - Charles Myers, of Atlantic City, the ' manager of the Hotel Rudolph, spent * Monday in Tuekahoe. . < » ' Father J. P. McGregor and Patrick ' > Mealey, of Gloucester, are visiting Mr. ? and Mr*. W. S. Shaw. 1 Mrs. Fred. Churchill, of Philadelphia, ' r- is visiting in ^Middletown. Miss Mary Young, Marie Gandy and 1 R\\ Mr*. Luther Snyder spent Thanksgiving *' . in Jersey CSty. 1 The Hon. Chris Hand is mentioned as 1 the next speaker of the House. T The case of Mrs. Amanda Corson va. s the Reading Railroad Co., came to trial d in Camden last week. It may be re- * merabered that she brought suit about i two years ago for eight thousand dollars f damage" on account of annoyance j ^ ; caused by the trespassing of signal wires ' ^ on her property. The case was decided a " in favor of th defendant. Aomng the r . /Tuekahoe witnesses present were Mr ^ .and Mrs. Edward Rose. Messre. Everett « -Baker, Joseph button, Cleaver Diament, " ^Jeorge Dukes, Jr., Harvey Snyder, the fl -hon. Chris. Hand. J4 >-•- Miss Alice Ad am son and Miss Lillian. J . "Turner atended the Buoknell-Swarth- F \ anore foot ball game at Swart hraore, Pa., •' V Saturday. ° Mr" P ■ It.C Rtitflfl (.1 PalnrntA n- • . in . Stitea, Palermo, war in

town Tuesday, a i' Mrs. Daniel Bailey was in Ocean Citv Saturday. ' Sara Young. of Beesley's Point, and Incy Cole, of Reaville. spent Tuesday sight with school friends in Tuekahoe. Boot forget the Upper Township High School play tb be given in Steelmans Ball, Saturday evening. December 17 We need your help. Tickets 35 and 25 cents, to be procured from any pupil of the High School. Mr. Haines spent Sat urday in Ocean CSty. William Toralin spent the weekend at Bemley's Point. W. S. Shaw. L. M. Crease and Chris. What To Do Sickly Children Letters from Mothers "I wish I could induce every I • ttother, who has * delicate, sickly ■ child, to try your delicious Cod Liver 1 and Iron Tonic VINOL. It restored our little daughter to health I and strength after everything else had failed." — Mas. C. W. sixmP, Canton, Ohio. Mrs. F. P. Skonnard, of Minne- * apobs, Minn., writes, ''I want to recommend VINOL to every moth- * er who has a weak or sickly child. * My little boy was sickly, pale, and had no appetite for two years. I tried different medicines and doctors without benefit,' but tbankq to VINOL, he is a well and healthy boy to-day." * C- Allen, of New Bedford, Mw, wntes,«|fotwo punychildrengained rapidly in flesh and strength in a very *1 i "hort time after taking VINOL" f pofti™1)' km vinol »m - bl F r~d up little ones and make them 101,051 * | a>e bottle, and if you are not satis t ^Hr^urnyour money. K JAMES KXCftAY, DRUGGIST, jpMMAY.MJ. B, -

KirchoJJ are among the successful gunners. '' Upper Township presented, on Wednesday afternoon a very fine program, consiting of origins! stories and orations on the subject of Thanksgiving. Mrs. Aana Canfield is spending a few [ weeks in Lancaster, j Mrs. Saflie Wheston and- Miss Porch , have left Tnekaboe for the winter, i ' The honorable Chris Hand .and daughter Helen Hand spent the Weekend in . Camden. 1 Mr. W. J. Adamson spent Wednesday | eevning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Shaw. . Helen Hand is entertaining i her I cousin, Idella Knot of Ooean City. » Mr. H. W. Gandy, Mr. William Scharff were in Philadelphia, Tuesday. Mr. Norman together with his wife and child are visiting in Tuckahee. Walter Haines is spending Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs. Amanda Goff was in Philadelphia [ this week. The Hiking Club of Dennisvflle, tinned their steps toward Tuekahoe on Saturday. Dorothy and Martha Rice and Mame Gandy walked while Miss Corson, Rosa Dix, and Fannie and Sara Way came , ahead on the train, and prepared the lunch which was partaken of in Rioet bungalow. The Club failed to hike home Mr. H. W. Gandy and Hon. Chris Hand brought from Woodbine last week , a passion Flower. This rare and curious plant displays clearly a cross in the , center, the five loaves and two. fishes, the ten disciples and the thorny crown. It will not live in water but must be j kept in vinegar. j Another prominent eRizen of Tuekahoe, Capt. George L. Dukes, after a long and serious ilness, succumbed to Bright's disease, and died Saturday evening at I eleven o'clock. He was an adopted child of Tuekahoe, for he was born in Maryland. Capt. Dukes had passed his seventy-eighth year but was still an ae- ' tive man, being a Granger, a Free Mason, treasurer of the Improved Order of C — Fellows, Tuekahoe division, and the ^ president of the Tuekahoe Building and 1 Asociation. The deceased is survived by his wife and five children, Mr. S Maurice Dukes, of Philadelphia, Will * of Maryland; George Dukes, of Tuekahoe, Mrs. William Champion, of * Millville, and Mary Dukes, of Tuekahoe. ' The funeral tens held Wedneadsv afternoon under the auspices of the Rev. J. E. ^ Sawn, and a large number were in atten- ^ i The bereaved family has the ; sympathy of the community. ! Takf a Foot-flath To-Night B ' Af'er dissolving one or two Allen's FootI Tabs (antiseptic Tablets for the foot- V bath! in the water* It will take out . all so-e s-. smarting and tenderness. ; foot odors and freshen the feet. Allen's Foot-Tabe 'instantlv relieve ol weariness and sweating or inflamed feet K and hot nervousness of the feet at night, "TO -T.TABS TOR FOOT-TUBS." Then - comfort throughout the day shake Allen's root-Ease, the antiseptic powder Sl Into your ihoes. Sold everywhere, 25c. Avoid substitutes. Samples of Allen's br Foot-Tabs mailed FREE, or our regular site snt by mail for. Address, Allen S. LeRoy, N. Y. SI R<

Vse Electric Light, y d Cape flay Connty i Real Estate Transfers! 7 November nth to i6th I j STONE HABBOS South Jersey Realty Co. to Real Es- „ tate Sales Co.. $1. Lots 116, 118, blk. 90. Lots 73 74, block 88, 1007 plan. t Same to Meribah S. Briekman, $1. Lot 180, block 87, plan C. Same to Charles P.Greenwood, 81. 1 Lot 127, block 90-91, plan C. " Same to Real Estate Salee Co., $1. Ixita 35, 37, block 99; lots 16, 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, block 101, plan A. Sdme to George Kitchner, $1. Lot 189, block 96, plan D2. Same to Noel Printing Co., fl. Lot 220, block 96, plan D2. Same to Alice Lehman, 81. Lot 184, block 95, plan D2. 1 Same to Theodore B. Martin, 81. Lots block 94jlan D2. Same to E^abeth J. Woodward, $1. I LoU 116, 118, block 89, 1807 plan. WOODBINE , j Morris G later et ux to Jennie Lintner, $150. Farm Parcel 7B. Morris Wilnitzsky et ux to Zlotta , et al, $1200. Lot 22, block 2, section D. ^ WILD WOOD E Robert J. Key et ux to Washington Hilton, $700. Lot 3, block 39. Ludlam Hand et nx to Robert J. Kav, . LoU 3, 4, block 89. ' * NORTH WILDWOOD Henry H. Ottena to BurdetU Tomlin, C $1. Lot 21, block 324, Ocean Front. "1 Same to Oifton Carlyle, $125. Lot' 25, block 324. $S Same to Elen E Cameron, $520. LoU 26, 2$, block 323, Ocean Front. 4! UPPER TOWNSHIP ^ Thomas R. Lake et ux to George et al. $2500. 31 aeree at Marmora, . J, adjs. Jeeae C Smith.

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Wiring for Electricity! Some people think that wiring a home or place of buainem for Electric Light means damage to decoration# and fixturea— tha ripping out of walk and cefiings. The fact ia, now-a-daya. electric wiring it accotnpHahed well and quickly, without dirt or damage, at a minimum of expenae and inconvenience- A lection of flooring here and there, a amall hole in the wall through which to "fiah" the inula ted win, a modern fixture •ecurely fattened on ceiling or wall- end preato — Electricity ia at you aerriee! Thia ia n good time of the year to wire you dweBint-you atore u office. Write or phone to CAPE MAY UfflT AND POWER COMPANY CAPE MAT, N. J.

Prestos G. Taylor et al to Lydia Gi $1." Lot at Tuekahoe, ad join r and Benjamin G. Gandy. £ LOWES TOWNSHIP jL m Matthew Edmunds et ux to G. liB|| Eldredge, $50. Lot 249, block 17. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Abiline Hewitt to Elizabeth Ruly $450 Acre at Goshen oh 8. side of Chester Lane. Morgan Hand et ux .to Samuel J. I Trustee $500. Lot " Romncv ] C. H. WHdwood Realty Go. to Mary F. Smith' $70. LoU 7, 9 Block 20 Wildwood Heights. George H. White et al to Marion C. $130. Lots 16. 18 Block 34 St. Whitesboro. John Gaunt et ux to Samuel Stites j $200. LoU 22, 28 Blk. 2 Sec. A Pacific' lots Court House. OCEAN CITY I John H. Davis et ux to Carrie W. 11^ Bacon $1. Lot 971 Section A. James B. Bonner et ux to Lillian 3. $5700. Lot 679 Section C. Ada V. Moore Graw et al to Agustx H. Murphy $7000. 50 feet on N. W. side of Wesley Avenue, 250 feet S. W. of 13th. StreetJames E. Lake et al to City of Ocenn CSty $1. Conveys a 30 ft. strip for u Street from West Ave. to 58th. St. George W. Babcock et al to D. Ambrose Slim $1. Lot 929 Section A. John Marts et ux to Mary Cooper $550. Lot 16 Sec. 3 Ocean Front Estate Co.

Elton Risley et ux to Melvetta Rob-crs $1. Quit Claims a number of lots at Ocean City, also property in Atlantic County N. J. ** DENNIS TOWNSHIP » Francis Gandy et al to Charles M. ^ Gandy $1. Lot at Ocean View, Adjs. L. C. Gaudy. HOLLY BEACH Commonwealth Title and Insurance . Co. et al to Horace C. Dych, $450. LoU 1 and 2, block 121. Horace C. Dych to Henry Schwemomer . et al, $450. LoU 1 and 2, block 121. Jeptha P. Stoltzfug to Win. Dillmann, $1. Lot 23, block 123. WILDWOOD CREST Wildwood Croat Co. to Usher A. Crawford, $1. LoU 15 and 16, block 23. Same to S. D. Haley, 81. LoU 14, block 09. Charles F. Slater et ux to Sallie E. Cranmer, $1. Lot 14, block 40. Same to Win. C. Cramer. $1. Lot 13, block 40. SEA ISLE CITY Robert H. Hand et ux to W. Tbco. Hildebrand, $1 Lot 18 .block 18. Sea Isle City Realty Co. -:o Caroline A. McBride, $375. N. E one-half of lot. 2 and all of lot 3, block Venecia n Park. Same to Catharine P. Mcurd, $1. Lot 1 and 8. W. one-half of lot 2, block A, Venetian Park. Sea Isle CSty Imp. Co. to Wat T. $650. Lots 8 and 9, block 23, N. E. see t ion. AVALON Aval on Dev. Oo. to Avalon Imp. Co., | $1. Strip of Ocean Front between 25th and 47th street. Charles R. Hall et ux to Avalon Tw*a $1. LoU 39, -10, 42, 41, section 28; lot 42, section 30. 1 Mary Euuer et al to James J. Farrell, 1 LoU 1, 23, 48, 71, '118, 141, Me- ' tion 42; loU 62, 103, 138, 164, section loU 56, 200, section 44; loU 122, 146, 182, section 45; loU 92, 178, Mo46. CAPE MAY CRT ! FideUtyTrust Oo, Trustee to Richard j

jjH. Watson, $300. Lot on W. side of p-anklin street, adj. one Ogden. Jeremiah Mecray to Henry D. Juste, flOOO. Lot at N. W. corner of Sew ell ! ammeoue and Franklin stroU. Monroe Kimsey et nx to Henry D. 1 W&ioti, $1550. Lot on S. W. of Franklin street, adj. Mecray, Johnson et ale. i 0 4 Cepe May B. and L. Asso. to Edith H. i , DoMar, $600. Lot on W. side of El mi ra i street, adj. /. R." Snyder. CAPE MAY POINT Cape May Imp. Co. to Lewis S. Dut- , ton, $1. Lot at N. W. corner of Beach , and Surf avenues. 1 NOT CHEAP PAPER, BUT GOOD PAPER CHEAP Fine Correspondence papers, put up in one pound boxes at 25 cents per pound; - eolors white, blue or grey. Envelopes to match 85 cenU per hundred. t AUCTION SALE c Win Uke PUce at the Excelsior Livery 1 ^Sta^le, on West Perry Street, Sstur- £ • d^y, December io, igio, at one o'clock, Goods to be sold to the highest bidder on time. , One handsome sorrel mare. Bessie,, 8 . years old, a fine readster, very gentle. r One black mare, Nellie, very pretty * and stylish, extra good driver, very gen- ? , tie and not nervous. Easily kept. One black horse, "Nig," nice looker, eomfortoble driver and cannot be hooked * wrong. Won a red ribbon at the Court House Show. I One pony and complete outfit. IOne Gcrmantown cutunder, with sum- *• mer and wintor dors and glass front. ® — "iiiici uurs ana glass iront.

re One mbber trap. 1 extra fine cut-' lt under runabout with rubber tires, k One rubber tired runabout, in very good condition, mut; be seen to be appreciated. One SUndbolt ruber tired b"8g.v; 2 buggies, 1 sleigh and bells, 1 I. wagon pole, 1 ladies saddle and bridle, 1 set of heavy double harness, - heavy setof trap harness, 3 light seU of driivng harness, 4 extra bridles, 2 seU of fly ^ nets, 4 winter sUble blankets. 4 sum- ^ mer blankets, 4 winter street blankets. 2 summer street blankets, 1 cooler, 3 winr ter robes, 6 summer robes, 6 head halters lot of oollars, and many other articles to numerous to mention. CHARLES S. NEWELL, ARTHUR WILSON, Auctioneer. FIVE HUNDRED SCORES Five Hundred Score pads with the Avondale, Original and Inverted schedules are now on sale at the Star and Wave Stationery Department. U8E ELECTRIC LIGHT Children dry FOB FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A USE ELECTRIC IJHGT POST CARDS REDUCED, local \Hsws and Fancy Birthday ' Cards at 1 15 CENTS PER DOZEN 1 ' " < I The Security Trust Company giveo * careful consideration to its miiw ac- foounts, and receives and acknowledges 1 distant deposits by mail. tf £ 6 I Fresh Broken Stick Candy 10 cents k pound. Broken Hard Candy 20 cents I pound. 30 cent mixtures now $0 V eats at the p COLONNADE, S 813 Washington Street B *r- O The Security Trust Company pis—ivw k all that gave its reputation in the past N and adds modern requirements tor the P! preaant. tf Pi

Her son Walt" w^'' Mr. and M y*. Joeepfi Camp spent part of last week at the National Grange in Atlantic City. Mrs. Joseph James went to New York Mrs. Milton Hand and son Garner, of West Cape May, relied on her cousin, George Hand, on -Friday afternoon. Mrs. Den Stephens, of West Cepe May, ealed o.i her mother, Mrs. Mary Lake, Friday afternoon. Frank Hollingsead and son Arthur were shoeing in Philadelphia Monday. Captain M. M. Nortmry and wife, went to Clayton on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Marti e Hewson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollingsead drove to Cape May on Tuesday. Rev. E. B. Somen commenced revival service at Rio Grande on Monday evening. Buckwheat cakes and home made Musage are now on the bill of fare. The Castle of K. CL E. and Arbutus Temple will have a combined Thanksgiving service on the evening of the " firet of December. Jv Mr. and Mn. Harry Thompson were called to Fishing Creek on aceaunot of the serious ilnes of her father, Daniel Woolson. Eli Johnson is working in the Sounds. George Johnson has gone to Hog Isto adjust some business maters. Rev. E. R. Somers and wife made a trip to Bridgeton on Tuesday. Mr. Anderson, of Millville, was here on Wednesday and set a fine monument to mark tbe graves of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Willets. Rev. E. B. Somers went to Bridgeton on Thanksg'ving to officiate at a double wedding, one being a nephew of Mr. Somers. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Fine Correspondence papers, pot up in pound boxes at 25 eats per pound) colors white, blue or grey. Envelopes to match 85 eats per hundred. and Wave Stationery Department, jiy Washington Street, Cape May Ten Cent Music ^ Your choice of ^the following mnsic ® will be sent Post Paid on receipt of price ' Postage stamps accepted. STAR AND WAVE PUB. COMPANY 0 3*5 & 3*7 WASHINGTON STREET H Bells ^ Listen to the Mock in gBird Cavalry Largo Last Hope Dream Waltz ® Tin 1 D

t. Loin du Bal Home, Sweet Home hj. Tarn O'Sbanter •>' !," Woodland Echoes •••- } ' •' , ^ Cinderella Waltz By the Mountain Spring e Alice Where Art Thou .y Dancing Leaves 1 " La Paloma " ""V; ly The Palms j. Longing for Home . ^ 0 Across the Hot Sands ^ Angels Dream 3 Schubert's Serenade a Anvil Cruras j t ^ Bridal Chorus Ca Valeria Rusticana 1 Evening Star c f Remember Me Flower Song * ' e Fifth Nocturne " fj 7" " - ju j e Anchored - V e Ave Maria , " f '" Scarf Dances f • Old Folks at Home ' - \ Old Black Joe j . Garland of Roses < • Valse Bleue William Ten r Old Cathedral Chimes ( t The Storm j'1 Silvery Wsves Serena ta t Tannhauser March . ' . My God to Thee ► Dear Old Dixie land Cupid and the Moon at Coney Iale Afraid to go Home in the Dark Flower Waltz Rotary Sextette from Lucia Danes Polka j 1 of Spring j Dance of the Bpanish W-Mu ] of Love as Snow Mazurka - in F ' * " Kentadcy Hoai ' 1 My Name ta Morgan 1 My God to Ttaei„ I 1 Oa, Hal Lon, Daaa WalS Sua Saaa 1 PoaaalAtr.I 1

the standard for thirty-five i years. , | Emulsions! but thev we 1 not— they are simply imi- I tations which are never 1 as good as the original. 1 They are like thin milk— I SCOTT'S is thick like a | heavy cream. If you want it thin, do J it yourself— with water— 1 but dont buy it thin. VQZ 6XLZ BT SAL DBIXKJIXTS ^ roe «iai. .1*,,, J THE aODIII) TABLE CLUB The Round Table Qab, eetablisbed by the High School boys, is proving . great source of pleasure to them. But as many mothers and friends have oomptahied about the playing of cards at the ein^ it was finally decided to rule it out. But one reason why the boys had to resort to cards was because they no other names at their dispoaal. ThoM who Bmplained would do the club a great fdVor if they would present them with a trapeze, sbuffleboard, crolrinbie, chees or checker boards, for they are in great need of them and the gift would b« thoroughly appreciated. All parents of the club's members and school officials are welcome at all a times. The names of the committees and their officers are as follows; Ways and- Means— Franklin Morris, Chairman. Lafayette Miller, Clifford Sharp. Auditing — Stacy Robbing, Chairman. Carl Elliott. Sports— Frank Shields. Chairman. Robert Sawyer, Harry Mecray. Press — Alexander Lyle, Chairman. Clofford Sharp, Edgar Stites. Library — Ralph Stevens. Chairman. Logan Taylor, Horace Clark. Room— John Mecray, Chairman. Harry Mecray, Reuben Johnson. Me Up Some- Rainy Afternoon, V I Hear You Play that Piano, Bid The Pippin Say, Wouldn't it Be a Dream, V I Keep a Corner in Your Heart for Mother, V ■ Cutey, Tell Me Who Tied Your Tta,V Hope Beyond, V Yon Are the Ideal of My Droama, V Ho ,V

Your Heart Beat True for Me, V Tonight Will Never (Vime Again, V Tore, Spanish Serenade, I That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune. V Sweet Dream*, My Son, Sweet Dreams, V My Old Kentucky Home, I When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen V, Toot Your Horn Kid, You're in a Fog, V Love and Devotion, I In the Arena, I Pm Sighing for Yon, V Silver Bells, I The Wreck of the Good Ship Love, V Our Band, I LIMITED SO PPL Y / • Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA STAR AND WAVE HIGH TIDE TABLE November December A M. P.M. Date A.M. P.M. '•<0 8.05 1 7.42 8.10 6.15 8.36 2 8.13 8.30 8.44 9.03 3 8.48 8£4 9.14 9.25 4 9.17 11.28 ' 9.46 9 AS 5 9 A3 10.10 10.21 10.33 6 10.35 1L04 11.01 11.20 7 11.21 MAS H-50 12.10 8 12.10 12.13 12.20 12.47 9 1.02 1.14 1-29 1A0 10 2.07 2.17 2-30 2A6 11 8.10 SR3 3.44 4.01 12 4.19 4.25 4.39 4A6 13 5.05 5.25 6A1 SAO 14 5.48 6.23 6-20 6.41 15 6 AO 7^7 7.08 7A2 16 7.40 8.12 7A7 8.23 17 ' 8A2 9.0$ 8.46 9.15 18 C.23 10BS 9.87 10.12 19 10.17 llBI 1U8 20 11J2 12.02 12.10 tl 12.10 12.10 , * 1232 22 IBS 1.10 132 1.40 23 2B4 2.15 2.40 2.47 24 3B0 3.1$ 8.40 832 25 333 4.18 433 4A8 26 4.40 6.15 6.17 530 27 534 538 537 634 28 5B4 638 835 7B5 98 Ml U 73$ 737 80 7^ 731 « 738 837