CAPE MY STAR WAVE I Omm Wase uMllilil MM Star of 'the Cbpe established IBM 1 IfanW in SUr had W»H 1907 1 aj t Pnbbcatios Day, Saturday. Fomm t doM Thnrsdsy croon* at # I o'clock ""J?"™-"*" ' I— ; Tkic paper is entered «t the poet office J H MHBl daw postal wattor. . t The Star and Wavu Form* clow ( Thursday al*ht of each weak. , Msptay, rwu of paper, plate matter, iS < "Sur»n.,H.'ai'i!i iwni»- > lMBh, m yaarty cmtzut, a saats pot 1 feURHmtim . Wtou hdi tm twa ■islbi m mmt% t afito ai ii III/ dift to* nts w* to * pe far Md of (to mHtaa nrta. K ffiflay all ti tiitaoU are to to art, a charge *f g eaata for lMfe riagto Hleii fa to to paid for uawfidftoa, Mi the aama for aB chaagco. .Jos peeitioa ad jeixiag readiag matter, ' aM m par seat to rea of paper sata. to parttisa, tap of edama aad ad Jllliig rooting, ar tot faD awing aad papas cat* TWS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ] ADVERTISING BY THE , GENERAL OFFICES I NEW YORK AND CHICAGO | BRANCHES IN Al '-TMF OOIKC'PAL CITIES I ' THE VAX ABOUT TOWN 1 Edward P. Townsend hat elooed bis I Washington street cottage. He will faae the winter in Philadelphia. lira. Charlotte BnJcnthal left Cape May on Tuesday for Philadelphia where aha will remain for the winter. lira. 6. A. Foster will close her Perry i Street cottage for the winter. She i will he a guest of her daughter Carrie • at Washington, IX C. Gus Lengert and Elmer Rutherford Yrere over Sunday visitors here. Jesse U. Brown, who has beer con- 1 ducting a tinware business on Mansion otreet, haa purchase. of John B. Huff man the property formerly owned by John HT^Jenerte and brother, on Jack son street. Mr. Brown will remodel _ and place the property in first class condition for business. Mre. Edward Gress has been entertaining Miss Anna Howell of Pittsburg, at her Jackson street cottage. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN TAKE NOTICE, that on Wednesday, ' the eleventh day of January, A. D., I 1911, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon, the subscriber will apply to the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Cape May for a transfer of license granted to Edward W. Dale to keep an Inn and Tavern to sell spiritous and vinous malt and brewed liquors at S the Washington House, , Southwesterly corner of Lafayette and Jefferson strets, Cape May Qty, N. J., to the Hotel Dale, MM Ufayete street. Cape May City, N. J. EDWARD W. DALE Mecrays Special Sale FRESH KILLED NEAR-BY TURKEYS 90 CENTS. CAPE MAY CHICKENS, »5 CENTS PER POUND. GEESE ac CENTS PER POUND, DUCKS as CENTS PER POUND. Lettaca ta cents per head- Celery 8 aad ic cents par stalk. Caalfflawer. Jersey Cranberries io cents per quart. Large Jersey Cabbage, 7, • and 9 cents Sheep noaa aad Baldwin Apples, ao cents qanxtar peck. LARGE SUPPLY CHRISTMAS CAKES Spiced pound cake is tents per pound. Plain Pennd Cake aad Marble Cake, iced, 16 cents per pound, very fin t Fruit Cake zt cents per peund. Sugar Cured Skin Bad Hams, 14c pound. Pic-mc Hams, 14c par pound. Dunham's Home-Made Lard, 15 pound can at 15c par lb. Saaaage soc lb. Banal Boat White LOy Flour, 95.15. Florida Oranges, Sweet, so and tS cents Mixed Nuts, Dates and Figa Large Drape Fruit, 3 far sg cants Bsaaasi 15 and ao cents par fieaaa. Goad Sweat Apple Cider, 7 cents per quart, sg cents gallon. Large 8aar Pickles, is outs per fieaaa. D21 Pickles, >5 cents pat don Boat Hand-Made Toys, 15 cents per pound as twa pounds for sg coats Pop-Con Brittle Candy, 15c per lb. Sugax-Cantad Pop-Corn 5 cents quart. Our Bead Mince Most, roc pat pound. Pepper Had, Chow Chow, 5c a cap. j. W MKCRAY AND BROTHER crmu unm Corner Washington and Ocean Streets

H. SAMUEL BARXSAM MARRIES H. Samuel Bertram, of. Cape May, and . Miss Florence Atkins, of 1821 Belmont avenue, Philadelphia, were married on December 19th, at 1700 South street, - nilaibilphia, by the Rev. Harry K. B. Ogle, pastor of the Prince of Peace Chapel Mr. aad Mrs win reside in West Cape May. , HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT We take great pleasure in announe- 1 iag to the trade that our lines oi Holi- 1 day Goods are more comprehensive and 1 attractive than shown for nay previous ' season. Our buyer has spent ten days 1 Philadelphia and New York visiting ' the pioneer manufacturers of Holiday ' aad selected the finest general of roods ever shown in Oape May. 1 On, or after, Monday, December 6th, our complete line will be on exhibition. Wo always score the greatest Hoidlay hits, aad as we have a larger aad better this season than ever before, with novelties o plenty, wo behove it would to your advantage to inspect our line purchasing elsewhere. 0. L. W. KNERR, 619-620 Washington St., Ospe May City, N. J. Mail that fancy work in a MAILING TUBE or mount it on a Star and Wars Card. It will add greatly to Ha appearance. Ask to see these goods; also tinted tissue papers. 317 Washington Street R. M. WeataoU'o fuxattue store, S3 oUoot, oarriee a pad atook of faialton aad Inositol! foods aad ■any faifisiw of largo aad anal quantities have found that they sera goods daUvarod without damage, as is not the case whan fuitoiaai anywhere else aad shipped by raiL PAHKlft'l Our Sweaters, Gloves and Neckwear are the best pickings from the best makes. At Tenenbaum's, 414-16 Washstreet. Use Electric Light. BEFORE WINTER SETS IN Better have me to look orer your tin roofs. A little attention now may save much trouble later on. CHARLES A. SWAIN, 306-7 Jackson Street A new stock of oil cloth, linoleum sad .stove boards. CHART, KR A. SWAIN, 306-7 Jaakaon 8treeC ELECTRIC DOOR BELLS j Installed and repaired. Best materials I and careful workmanship. Orders j promptly attended to. GEORGE M. LEHMAN, . 11 12 6t Ospe May, NJ.

For the furnishing, laying and connecting Water Main and Sewer en Cape, Knox aad Pearl Avenues, Cape May Point, and the furnishing and erecting One Stand Pipe, and one Water Tower and Tank. The Water Committee of the Borough Council of the Borough of Chpe May Point, N. J., will receive bids, which will be opened at s meeting of the said Committee to to held at the Council Chamber, Cape May Point, K. J , on the 23rd day of December, 1910, at eight o'clock, p. m:, for the furnishing, laying and connecting water main and newer on Ospe, Knox and Pearl Avenues, Cape May Point, N. J., and the furnishing aad erecting one stand pipe, and one water tower and tank. The Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For copy of specifications apply to J. W. Corson, Clerk, Ospe May Point, N. J. By order of Committee, , > W. LB NOIR, 12-19 2t Chairman Christmas Jewelry Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Manicuring Sets, Rings, Clocks, Silverware and other articles are now in preparation for the Xmas Holidays. Call et BELFORD GARRISON'S No. 306 Washington Street ; YOUR SIDE WALK : JAQUETTE dMENT CO ' Will give you great satisfaction. Ask for estimate. Work guaranteed for one year from time of completion. P. 0. Address. Cape May 9-0- 1-1 hm BOAT BUILDING AND REPAIRING I-aunches for sale Railway on which to run out boats for examination or repair. Many year; of experience enables me to assure satisfaction. JOHN PHARO, 1263 Lafayette Street Keystone 'Phone 96 R DIAMOND & CO Dealer in . Builders' Supplies HOLLY BEACH. N. J, ' t

v-'-'-.-v-f 1904. Phone "lasill'isi THE DM STORE With increased and superior facilities, an assemblage of merchandise all-embracing and more notably than any is previous years, and prices the LOWEST, consistent with quality, our efforts are now confidently focused on s great December. Unlimited variety of Holiday Goods, attractively priced. » , 0. L. W. Knerr 518 & 520 Washington St Cape May, N. J. 1 j The best Sweaters for the least money j A very useful Christmas gift at Gidding's, Cspe May City. *

THE XMAS PACKAGES That we have sent out are almost without number but our assortment is still complete. • S WE HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL HATS COATS AND SUITS, ALL GREATLY REDUCED. COATS AND DRESSES FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN. a. © S» jWKITBHOUSB? dfft gp? ^ ^ DINNER SETfk ,™ y--t CALL AT OUR STORE FOR FULL PARTICULARS ~ TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT THIS LIBER A 1. OFFER. THEY WILL WANT A SET TOO. EVERY WOMAN DOES WE ARE THa BUSY STORE YOU HEAR SO MUCH ABOUT WI HAVE YOUR INITIALS DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLARS 00 FARTHEST 1385: »•- MRS. E. TURNER WASHINGTON STREET

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GIFT SUGGESTIONS _3 IN FANCY DECORATED CHINA In your quest for a PRACTICAL GIFT FOR LHRI8TMAS, something, useful as well as ornamental, THE CERAMIC ART is a pp related by the public in genersL I have quite a large stock imported for my store in Peterson, N. J, for the Christmas trade. However I have changed my plan and win not open my •tore in Peterson this winter. I have f d to dispose of these goods st Capo May in my Summer Store on BEACH a.ANUE, near Perry street, and win be open every afternoon from 1:00 to 5:00 o'clock, until January 1st. This is some of my stock and prices: Tea Set From 9axo up to SiS^o set Chocolate Set From |r.75 up to 9rano set Berry Set From 91.25 up to 95, { set 1 Kto Set r„....9ia*o set Game Set 1 11.00 set Ice Cream Set .9qno set Hut Set From 90 cents up to 92.50 set Tea and Toast Set 91.25 set Ramekin Set '.-v From $1.50 up to %3joo set Cracked Ice Dish 75 cents to 9 1.15 set Hot -cake Dish . .$1.00 up to $ojoo each 1 Cracker Jar 50 cents up t* fisjoo each condensed Milk Jsr 50 cents up to 9i-oo each Ice Pitcher $1.00 up to 93 joo each Fruit Bowls . . 75 cents to 93.00 f . unch Bowl 93.50 to 6.50 each Salad Bow] 50 cents to 92.50 each ' Bon Bon Disb . . 35 cents to $1.25 each Bon Bon Box 15 cents to 75 cents *"4 ' Hair Receiver 15 cents to fijoo each Powdei Box 1 5' cents to 9i-oo each Comb and Brush Trap ti-75 to 9a.oo each Mustard Cup 15 cents to fi.00 each Pii Tiay 5 cents np to 25 cents each Celery Tray . 50 cents up to 9a.oo each Syrup Pitcher From 45 cents up to lr.35 Pickle Dish 25 cents up to 75 cents Tea Strainer 40 cents to 75 cents Mayonnaise Dish 35 cents to 9r.s5 Cup and Saucer Fiozn 5 cents to9i-25 each Sugar Bowl and Creamer From 35 cents to 92-50 set Tea Pot, Pistes, etc., all sizes 10 cents to |xoo each Vl8es From 5 cents up to 975.00 each Silk Screens, Linen Drawn Work" Fancy Work Baskets, Lacquer Boxes, etc. YOUR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY REQUESTED 1 v F. K. SHIMADA Beach Avenue, Near Perry Street Now is the Time to Have Your House PIPED FOR GAS ce°K For a Limited Time we will Pipe a 7 Room House and Furnish 1—1 Light Hall Fixture 1 — 3 Light Parlor Fixture 1—2 Light Dining Room Fixture 1—1 Light Kitchen Fixture and 3 — 1 Joint Brackets Complete for the Sum of $24.00 j CAPE MAY ILLUMINATING CO. 406 WASHINGTON STREET. i jii':.,'. it ■„ y ~ ■' f'-iittf