[ SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 191#- CAPE MAT STAR AND WATT »

■ V • ■ • _i_L — —— — — > si - . is 1 1 Another Great Picture I I of William Penn I i 1 | Next Sunday, January 18th | The sixth instalment of the superb supplements I reproducing in full color £,. Violet Oakley's iT™ »,T , , -crv • - • igp.r Paintings II! —the' famous William Penn Pictures in the Pennsylvania State B I Ziw'Zl.* '7 TV.'.'./ Capitol at Harrisburg 3 I : Copperplate Pictorial Section jj - tltBU Bit™ "! rS' to.'"T ' photographs reproduced in halftone C : «i i,„ a„„.,i,* on coated paper .... I 8 1 Section HI - I 8 ' > .» •> ^ ...i Womp's'foeijedsii : Foreign News ■ I I .Cpm^leteyGeneral News | B I Home Departments News of Sports I I U'TJT Next Sunday's I H ■ II 1 ! PUBLIC «8£&LED<5ER I " j 3 sO*»*JSi»l9WHUr. i*. ! •«»•»•»»«*■«■«■ H ; fl j -'*•"- : :,r'- . HI i IB -■ «■'• * .. ; Ej|| . IIS, — * a, .,n.: a ! | n -ii'i- 16,y • 0f '» BH I IB 1 Ot bioRa Jonno) irtl 1- w/r.I n. vlvnovta -liiu, , ,| „oemiVW_ .noiJsTqsbA ^ ^ «n| J, L.'bj" '.-I.. - i. i ■' M|| ( 1 <11 ' olo elidw sdl JanH lonnso -.vwul-.n.r, 1.. j.rd iI.mo-, ailnmib .dJ oJ h-Unaba lh« /lis." Q) Ji1>k |(J Jii(J . a I g|| l lis jw..nii»ita -™ I.. ^ h„a„,„ 1., ..I 11 i ' 1 ^ '■-imp*' cm i nil 'Mi , I, jFj ' T" jgjlp Ml. H — ... „ ... ... ! . .... - . _ .. *ib iradJ ni inpminirroji »o ■■--j-r. iS»U't f.kl Vft. 5" ,j -sib in -j-

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GpSHEftfl , Brisk , Skaters are having /ine fup^hese coliSj Mrs. Chas. W*^f^Vi^n§tou, after j 1 ft"*" IliW .ssloiffsy i .The Ladies' Aid SocietjL received the | hpipitaity^qatijfipSit, ta«W«: S^iUhSvaxS- w".tMWli£M£ Si^"sriSEy& ftank Oallaher and bob Ralph, of I W«ft Cape May, werflBftW ffiy, the guests of hiaj^^j^f. **? W feodat jJSl&i* oi iffifKr anBjHsamuBhR|na and wife ■ WjMrs. sHvPler Sgyy. t°3L" Clara BpringCT^^^^wIldwood, 1 o« at ^SXmESBEESSSMM ■il— ^ it

spent Sunday with her mothar, Mrs. "?3SUMrs. Harriet Bowen, of Loed's Point, spent the wfck end with their sister Mrs. Rebecca pewitt. . Chas. Hand, o( Philadelphia, has beena week with -his mother, Mrs. TownaenS Galluher, of our town. . « Miss Rita Tgmlin returned to work in Temple College on Monday. Mrs. Annie Ellis, of Brooklyn, who has been in town for several days, returned home on Tuesday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Wm. Corson. James Burke is the newly elected superintendent of the M. E. Church. Russell Coraon, twelve years of age, succumbed to an affliction of long standing and passed away on Monday. A bright, intelligent boy. full of courage,, self -sacrifice, loved by all who knew him. The funeral waa conducted on Thursday by Rev. 0. C. Apgar. Deceased was the son of Wm. Corson. Miss Carrie Coombs la enjoying her annual visit with friends in Millville and Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Godfrey is spending some of these winter daya with her aiater, Mrs. Maurice Tomlin. -J. 8. Garrison, watchmaker and jew- - el or. at 305 Waahington street, Cape May City, is now agent for the Victor and Edison Talking Machines and Records, and the Story and Clark Pianos. These goods can be bought for cash or credit. Tough gamblers and liquor sellers " driven from interior citiee have been known to establish themselves at one of the resorts as their next move and to become tougher than ever. Consequently it behooves the resorts to become more vigilant than they have been to keep out this class of people. No resort can afford to harbor these toughs and should make strenuous efforts to rid themselves of them, the moment they are discovered. The liquor dealers, themselves, should be moBt active in this matter, for those of them who make any effort to obey the law, are damaged by the presence of outlaws running dives and may, themselves, suffer for their indifference. There is a rumor that one of the ' toughs above alluded to 1ms landed in Cape May and is running a speakeasy on Jackson street. If so, he should be promptly rooted out and given the severest penalty the law will permit. Color is added to the rumor by his recent offensive conduct toward a prominent citizen who was guilty of remarking that "I hear a rumor that there is a speak-easy at such and such a place." People, of this kind are always remarkably brave, especially when 'lit up." brave until their little bTuff is called. Nothing more beneficial can occur at Cape May that the prompt weeding ont of all crooks and of every den at which they can be found, whenever they or it can be discovered. Vigilance along these lines by the proper authorities will do more to win the confidence of the public than any other one thing. Read the Star and Wave. Advertise in the Star and WavB. DOING^ffilir DUTY Scores of Cape May C. H. Readers art Learning the Duty of the Kidneys. To filter the blood is the kidney's duty, When they fail to do this ths kidBachache and other kidney ills may follow. . Help , the. kidneys do their work. Use Doan's Kidney Pills— the tested ^ kidney remedy. Proof of their worth in the following! — —Samuel Buckalow, Main Street., West Cape May, N. J., says: "I had weak [35J MM. When I stooped, I suffered J* ifcasfrpAhiB in my back. Doan'e Kidney

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