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THE NEW MINISTER The following program nt Tendered in * delightful manner atllie Washingtin Street Hall, for tliebenefit of Ep worth League. The audience was large and appreciative. N, *

Bar. Homer Alexander Brown, The New Minister, ' Prof esse r Topnote, Leader of the Choir Doctor Hooaiek j Members 1 Hezekiah F. Sharp J of the \ Crescendo B. Flatt | Music Committee J Ralph; Banter, A College Student ,>♦ h Perkins, a Joke j Lorejoy, the New School Teacher a Hasbin, Organizer of Old Maids club Petunia Pimples, The Milliner Uncle Alec, The Old Sexton Augusta Wind, Ererbody's Friend Mrs. De Fancy, President of the Ladies' Aid

Geo. M. Lehman Leonard P. Sangran Alward HiDman Leon Ewing Kranklyn Morris Jere D. Parker Jacob Towasend Miss Hazel Otter Miss Mary Hughes Miss Emily Thompson W. Ilathorn Parker Miss Almira I. Dobbins Miss Ethel Champion

Ladies Aid — Ethel Champion, Emily Thompson, Ida Church, Almira Dobbins, Carrie Bush, Helen C. Poley. The Old Maid's Club — Miss Mary Hughes, Miss Harriet E. Crease, Miss Anna May Church, Miss Fanny Van* man, Miss Rose E. Gandy, Miss May Bnah. • ■ cse i *--amsammaam \ Musical Numbers

X. Nature's Voices Sing 2. Let Me Sing, Solo •i. When the Sexton Shovels in the Coal A The Music Committee 6. A Pretty Little Flower is a Daisy I «. The Ladies Aid 7. The Kind of a Preacher I Like, 8olo ft B. Old Maids' Lament 0. Hurrah! For the Minister New 10.,. How do Yon Think Yonll Like the Man 11. What Will the Poor Preacher Do SWbo Tolled the Bell I Haven't Made Up My Mind 14. The New Minister I Pianist

Professor Topnote and Choir Daisy Lovejoy Sexton Prof. Ralphy Seth Flatt, Sharp and Hoosick Daisy and Male Octette Ralphy Chorus Ensemble Chorus Chorus, Ladies Aid Part Song — Daisy-Henrietta Brown and Professor Sexton and Old Maids Brown and Chorus Finale Melvina L. Town send

ERMA, NEW JERSEY [ DONT MISS | Our Annual Inventory Sale which commences December 19th, and ends December 24th £ F 10 per cent, discount on Dry Goods and Shoes Yon never had a better opportunity to make money for / youtgplf on the purchasing line. '

Five per cent discount on aU other lines of goods, inch as Hardware, Groceries, Feed, Coal, etc. ■

to be actnally sold at one-half price, dosing ont the line to ' make more room.

I ^ Odd lots cf shoes at 50 per cent off to make room for the La France Shoes in the Spring

Special Candle Knee Rubber Boot while they last for 13.15 >0 per emit off for cash.

The Lnmher Hill Line, The Ball Brand Line, the Boston Line.

I . Onr Holiday line is nek We I have a Urge assortment for ft, yon to make your selection

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As a final word wp want to remind our friends that we carry a very heavy line of Bobber Boots and Shoes. I >

1 REUBEN T. JOHNSON Erma, New Jersey '

K 1 II I - — Everybody is ordering ealling cards 'or khs holidays. It adds tooe to the t ' gift. '800 Star and Wave samples beP- fore ordering yours. ' Tfca Security Trust Company acting aa I executor of a will la fa a position to T maka avary ootate roaliaa the utmcoi | . possible amount for the beneficiaries at B' tewret aoak tf I;' *OT CHEAP PAPER, BUT GOOD PAPER CHEAP Fine Oornapondmme papers, pad up in ■ 4BS pound boxes at 25 oents per pound; KgBlon white, blue or grey. Enreiopm to St ar end WfOo'Sillioiij Department. W Wi*toglis Street. Capo Kay

FOR :1ALE AT SACRIFICE FOR SALE-An Edison Phonograph. Latest design and plays either two or four minute records. The cheapest good Qristmas present in Cape May. At BELFORD GARRISON'S 905 Washington Street, tf Capo May, *. J. Mail that fancy work in a MAILING : TUBE or mount it on a Star and Wave , Card. It will add greatly to its appearance. Aak to see them goods; also : tinted tissue papen. *17 Washington Street : Fine shoes for the family, at Giddi rig's, Caps May CUy. • 1 Use Electric Light.

MM Send me a $3 \ / money order or registered letter and I will ship you a one gallon glass bottle of my '31 f] Express Prepaid 9 ^ | BEN. KLEIN , WHOLESALE * ! ■ WINES AND LIQUORS 3T2-1 4 Washington St Cape May, N. J V * - I Great Reduction in 1911 Ford Cars Ford Tv uring Car Complete $780.00 DANIEL FOCER, Agent, 233 Perry Street, Cape May g^WM^nSSEDYTjr™T| I GUARANTEE BUILDER! CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. 1 I j

Choer Up. I Let's suit our senseless prowling And cheer up Tor ewnile. i C From Dent orows drive the scow ling ; And change our facial style ! f OurHroubiev will not matter It A hundred years trom dale. Let's joy and gladness scatter Let's bunt up Fortune's number And get her on the phone. " Then let our worries slumber And court ner for our own. Insist that she shall -meet us And take a Utile stroll *■ Where Joy and lii-i-e will greet us And slnlt into our soul. No one will pay 'tis money For weeping ever)- day. There's nothing in it. sonny. It really doein i pay. * No smiling friends It Drings us Nor words or wisdom rare — And nils us full or care. ** ™ Bo let all ucl.e* tumble F Hack to tne moiuy pastTea. bid them go and crumble j f Tell Trouble sne must chase her ' Grim self In double quick Or else we will erase ner With Teddy's famous stick. Everybody is ordering calling cards for the holidays. It adds tone to the gift. See Star and Wave samples be- 1 fore ordering yours. r S The Star and Wave U a family £ paper and la read by every member of nearly every family la Cape -uay County •ad as an advertising metjlum for -honest merchandise" It la greek Ue- 1 desirable advertising will aot be accepted. vo mounn « Signs prln'.sd on heavy card board e stock. E cents each. z 1a France shoes for the lady who £ wishes nice looking feet at S. B. Oldding's, 410 Washington street • DOLL BABIES c In great numbers and at all prices, have 0 juat arrived at Miss Stites' Store, 303 t Washington Street Some are the cutest £ ever seen at Gspe May, and they are offered at prices which are below the de- , pertment stores. The finest assortment of dainty writing papers, packed in fancy f hoL'y covered boxes. Just the article for ? your Sunday school scholars. f Christmas tree ornaments in many new designs and all sorts of toys to please the small boy. Don't forget No. 303 ( Washington Street. 12-8 8t 1

• USE ELECTRIC LIGHT I Mail that fancy work in a MAILING I TUBE or mount it on a Star and Wave j It will add greatly to its ap- ! ranee. Ask to see these goods; also tinted tissue papers. 317 Washington Street The Security Trust Company has boxes for rent in e burglar proof vault The right place to buy Christmas | gifts. Gidding's, Cape May City. * j j A beautiful Doll given away free at 8. j • I R. Giddings, 419 Washington street * j J ; Crawford shoes for the particular man | | j at Gidding's, 41J» Washington St • j Use Electric Light. J FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE j i j SALE — An Edison Phonograph. I ; I Latest design and plays either two or i ! | four minute records. The cheapest good I , present in Cape May. At | j BELFORD GARRISON'S ; 305 Washington Street tf Cape May, N. J. i FOUR DOLLAR BOOK AT $3.00 !' A copy of Theodore Roosevelt's new I "African Game Trails," published recently by the Scribncr's, and sold at $4.00 per copy can be obtained of the and Wave for $3.00. l"his is a fine opportunity to save $1.00. CHEAP PAPER, BUT GOOD PAPER CHEAP , Fine Correspondence papers, put up in ' pound boxes at 25 cents per pound; colors white, blue or grey. Envelopes to match 35 cents per hundred. Star and Wave Stationery Department 317 Washington Street Cape May Fine Correspondence papers, put up in one pound boxes at 25 cents per pound; , colors white, blue or grey. Envelopes to ] match 35 cents per hundred. and Wave Stationery Department 317 Washington Street Cape May Everybody is ordering calling cards the holidays. It adds tone to the gift. 8ee Star and Wave samples beordering yours. ] All kinds of Christmas slippers for buyers at Gidding's, Oape ] "■I City

v , • j 1 Choice Delaware Cob. Corn i ' Price 65 Cents per BashdSj Delivered. Cape May Grain £ Coal Company 5 RfJItMl PfclSI Nl 16 i Washington St. Near andin< Tjrmmil 'p I Ball Pkeae Ha 20Br I. h. ELDREDGE Manager 8 i, christmas holiday tour j TO • WASHINGTON VIA 'l PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Wedneida,, December 28, 1910 ROUND TRIP RATES $1425, 1325 AND $U.7S FROM CAPE MAY ACCORDING TO HOTEL SELEOFFl; ] Three-Day Trip covering all Necessary Expenses end Visiting sll the Principal Points of Interest at the Nationel Capital Similar Tours January 19, February 9 and a3, March 16 and 3o, April 13 and 27, and May 11. Full information and tickets may be obtained from Ticket Agents, or D N. Bell, A. G. P. A., Broad St.eet Station, Philadelphia, Pa. J. R. WOOD GEO. W. BOYD Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent 12-8 4t WM. T. CHAMBERS plumbing in all its branches '=> 218 ecatur Street 3 Doors below Merchants Nat Bank CAPE MAY, N. J. I I Fall And Winter Clothes If you are j Out of fashion you look freakish. If you are neatly dressed you become pleasant to look upon. Take your choice. Consult scherer the tailor FOR 1 ladies and men / . j goodyear rubber goods Mechanical Rubber Goods of Every Kind. I I FATHFR GARDEN HOSE I HOSE REELS belting LAWN SPRINKLERS TOWN & BROTHER ' ; I 607 Market Street - Philadelphia agood combination Schemm's Light and Dark Beer SMITH'S ALES GALLAGHER AND BURTON'S WHISKIFS And a Good Hot Lunch all day At The CECIL CAFE 205 Ocean Street Fine comfortable rooms on die Furopean Plan, Gents only G. C HELFRECT, Proprietor KEYSTONE PHONE 879 D BELL PHONE. ZX K

W. H. BRIGHT Fire Insurance any part of Cape May Co HOLLY BEACH. N J KEYS FITTED TRUNKS, VALISES, PARASOUS, ETC, REPAIRED J. DEM1SOT 315 WidfrgH Btewt, Sam* Flaar T

LUMBER AND MillWork GEO. OGDEN & SON The Star u< Ware Forma atom aicht of aaah WMk. Ij- .' 3 -jfcdUKjfl