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CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE mm* Mffi£ t»«lT^Na ^"^Manager Forme close Thursday evening*. Out town circulation delivered baturdays. .SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 3100 PER ttAR IN ADVANCE. This paper la entered at the post«rp'Viffi0w^>"' fv£l.SSE» CO. IK and 117 Washington Strset. . ADVERTISING RATES. Display, run of paper, plate matter, 1 16 cents per inch each insertion- ! Locale 5 cents per line eaclf insertion. When locals run three months or ] • More, with changes, the rate will be 3 | ra— Cants per line. . . If display advertisements are to l>c , net, a charge of 5 cents per inch single ] Column is to be paid for composition, end the same for all changes. For position adjoining reading matter, add 10 per cent, to run of paper rate. For position, top of oolumn and ad- 1 joining reading, of first following and alongside, add 20 fper cent to run of ' paper rate. First page 30 rents per inch. STAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING 00. < ALBERT R. HAND, Manager. ' greencreeIT jl Our farmers are thankful for a few 1 days" of spring keather. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ilolmes, of Wild ' irood, Sundayed with his grau.l father, I ' N. W. Cresse. - > Ed. Hollingsead lias been under the ( care of Dr. lake the ]>a»t week with the l symptoms of appendicitis. < - Mrs. Bertha Elliott and son Richard, l of Philadelphia, spent" part of last week ■ 1 with her mother, Mrs. Richard Selover, < Who is still in poor health. < Mrs. Samuel Selover and son Frank, j ! of Anglesea, and Mrs. Elliott, of ITiila- I delphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Sel- > over. Mrs. Elliott come down down on the excursion. « Francis Holmes and Frank , Mathig J caught the first good sturgeon of the | season . Several of our men started to c work on Monday. Mrs. Virginia ErricSon spent part of ( last week in Philadelphia, while her hus"band was in port. Fred Peterson has been here several days painting for Mrs. Mary Norbury i Cad Frank Err ic son. Mrs. Peterson and eon came over and spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here. \ Mrs. Ezra Norton spent the week in Camden with her sister, Mrs. Ray Rice. Mr. and Mrs. John Stowe of Camden, Was here Saturday looking after the family lot in the cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Miller, of West Cape May, Sundayed here with his father. They brought Mrs. Anna E. E<1muunds up, who visited Mrs. M. M. Nor«S1 Word received here from Rev. W. A. Moore says they like their charge very much. William Armstrong and wife, of Goahen, drove down Saturday afternoon. Mia. Armstrong spent the time with her daughter and Mr. Armstrong attended Excelsior Castle, with his brother brother Eagles. He greatly enjoyed the . work Mr. A. L. Clark did in the Castle. J Captain Joseph James, Lewis Conover and wife, spent Sunday with Somers I Soffe and wife at Diss Creek. I

i ■ I "move the canae of lassitude, drown- 1 Si aeasandheadsche,thesyznpU>msof ^ 1NMGEST10X, take nature's remedy SEVENTH •w^.-rr *4 tion on the bowBARKS ^ stomach. Clears '4V the blood and eradicates Uric Acid. M' Price 60 cents a bottle at all drug- ■ gists or from the proprietor, ■ Lyase Irm, 38 Marrsy St., New York City.

Mr. Luther Cresse is giving his wife running their autotnobile. She i handles the wheel like an expert. Rev. Dr. Kelly, of Philadelphia, ' preached two good 6ermons in the- Pros- > bvterian Chufeh here Sunday. Alvia Fisher and w-if» spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jojrtf" Bell. Lewis Ross is on this week's sick list. > Ed Miller and AL Bebee, of Court , House, are this week painting the interior of Capt. M. M. Norbury's bouse. i T. Hickman was called to Court House again on Tuesday to look after some ; scholars who do not attend school. The Cape May County Poultry Association will hold their regular monthly meeting in the K. G. E. Hall on Wednesday evening, May 6. All who are in- i terested in poultry are invited to be | ' present. Isaac Parsons and family, of Wild- 1 wood, spent Sunday with Joseph Robin- j son and daughter. They came in their ; auto and took Mrs. Maggie Hickman on ! j her first auto ride. J Those of the members of Excelsior ( Castle, No. 01, K. G. E., that did not at- i] tend the Castle of Instruction last Sat- L urday night in the hall here made the I mistake of their lives. Grand Master of , Mr. A. L. Clark, of Trenton, j was present and after a fine address ex- | | emplificd the unwritten work and gave ! the officers a drilling in the sword move- ^ ment which was fine. Refresh^sents , served. J. S. <S5rison, watchmaker and jew I eler, at 305 Washington Street, Caps', City, is now agent for the Victor] and Edison Talking Machines and Records. and the Story and Clark Pianos I . These goods can be bought for cash or

CAPE MAY PUBUfc SCHOOL NEEDS jl Atlantic City has developed one of I the finest and moat complete school aya- I terns, to be found In a dty of its size anywhere in the United States. Ocean City is proceeding along the same line, discovering and providing without noise or disturbance, what is required for the upbuilding of its school system on modern lines and in accordance with its growth and the needs of it* children. Cape May City has 'reached the point when it must take hold of the question of the needs of its schools and deal with it in a liberal and up-to-date manner. . The most expensive economy ever practised in- school matters is in the provis- i ' ion of make-shifts in order ' to "tide ] i over" a demand for increased room or j facilities. Unless we are to take it for . granted that the city will not grow be- ' vond its present proportions and the number of children will not increase, there should be provision made .rtot only „ to remove the present congested eondi1 tion in our schools, but to provide for the future. Our Lafayette Street school ■ gis crowded from the basement - or first floor to the fourth floor. The . basement or first floor rooms are not ! suitable or wholesome for elass room t ! purposes and the fourth floor rooms are j > -too m-ar the skies and too far away | from the exits. Th f Franklin Street I building fails to measure up ii. several [ • particulars. The State Department of Public Instruction has repeatedly" asked j attention to the school situation and is . j more and more insistent about I it. The local Board of Education is fully alive to the situation and the parents of the city should Docome active agents in J ( . insisting upon adequate action because ] ! j the interests and w elfare, the health and , ! safety of children are in the balance. j, i We need a modern high school building - . ; and every day the preparations for ob- ! , taining it are postponed, the post will', be greater. We will have to have it some < • too large to house with the grades. This ' , ' is not done now-a-days excepting in , 1 small high schools in rural sections. | Middle and Upper Townships, and I Ocean City have separate high school | Woodbine is building one and Wildwood will undoubtedly do so j as soon as its Board of Education ' trouble is straightened out. H If we adopt the make-shift policy we " may be able to tide over for two or | three years by building an addition to Hone building and erecting^a new grade | building to replace' the FranHsji Street , one. The question is a live one and rei quires attention without further delay. Adequate school facilities for out school children should be ready by the j beginning of another school jear. It I seems to be forgotten sometimes that I the public schools are a continuing institution and will be here to-morrow | and next day and forever. Pin.lih.-ak policy toward them is wasteful— not I in cash or its equivalent, but in the lives land future usefulness and happin.-ss of Mailing tubes, 3 cents per foot. Special price in large quantities. Star j and Ware Pub. Company. Consult Jesse Brown on Tin Roofs I and Spouting. j See those new baby coaches al j Wcntaeir*. 88 Perry street. FARMERS, ATTENTION! I I have a few kegs assorted nails from 1 1 2 to 20 penny sizes, called Farmers' j Nails. Am selling the above nails at • $1.50 per 100 lb. keg, while they last. CHAS. A. SWAIN. 1 305-307 Jackson Street 1 Don't trust to luc* — put your money where It will be absolutely secure. Look . to the safety of the principal more ' than the rate of Interest. Deposits with the Security Trust Co. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY. In the matter of I | Lewis F. Williams, > Notice. • Bankrupt. I Notice is hereby given that Lewis F. Williams, bankrupt, has filed his peti- ' J tion, dated the eleventh day of March, j 1914, praying for a discharge from all * I his debts in bankruptcy, and that all ! { creditors and other persons are ordered i I to attend at the hearing upon said pe- 1 tition before said Court, in the U. S. | I Post Office Building, at Newark, in said ( I District, on Monday, May twenty-fifth, | t 1914, at 10:30 a. m., and then and there g show cause, if any they have, why the j I prayer of said petition should not be i granted. ] j S. CONRAD OTT, Referee in Bankruptcy. „ Dated, Camden, N. J_ April 8, 1914. • j FARMERS. ATTENTION! C I have a few kegs assorted nails from 2 to 20 penny sizes, called Fanners' * Nails Am selling the above nails at ^ $160 per 100 lb. keg, while they last. 1 CHAS. A. SWAIN, 305-307 Jackson Street. * I , Typewriter and Addri* MaeW Rib . boos, all -sod. style*, at UiaSU l and Wars Stationery Department i !

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THE PRUDENTIAL PA1B OVER 136,000 CLAIMS IN 1913 equal to more than one claim paid per minute of every Prudential working day during the year and amounting to over j $22,000,000. ( ^rU(^ent^ FORREST F. DRYDEN, Preudent

WALL PAPER l-argc assortment of desirable patterns . for Parlors, Dining 'Rooms, Bed Rooms, Halls, Kitchens, etc./ at 5 to 10 cents per : roll, some with 18 inch borders. 20, 3U ] and 40 cent wall p&|-cr at 10, 12 and 15 cents per roll. Satin stripes for bed rooms with cut out borders, 10 cents per roll. Morie Ceiling, 6 cents per roll. ! 'speeial prices on Imported and Domestic i Plain, Oat Meal and Felt Papers. See romplatc line before making -your spring purchases. JOS. K. HAND, JR, 315 Washington Street. Over Star and Wave Office. Wentzell'a. 83 Pefry street, will give rou bids on furniture, carpet and fllIn place for you. ma The Leading Lady All the farm's a stage and the hen just now is the star: 6he is laying the foundation of future poultry profits. • DnattS% Poultry i Regulator S Se.C0c.t0e, tt.oo; « U. pail K.M gives health and * thereby ' increases the number of fertile eggs. Result— more and sturdier chicks. Pratts Baby Chick Food 25c, 50c and. $1.00 is the greatestchick saver known. Refuse substitutes: insist on Pratts. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back g Get PratU 1C0 page Poultry Book Sold and Ouarantaed by ELDREDGE 4 PHILLIPS. Cape May. CAPE MAY GRAIN 4 COAL CO. CapMay. R. T. JOHNSON. Emu, N. 3. yHE MARCY Open all the year. Excellent Service. Good Location. Under the management of MRS. C. T SINK KEYSTONE t; i Yoor Dealer for keyttooe Foods ^rtO^BROS^WkUA^SuC^dra. N. J. 3-21-10 For Sale A 16-inch Electric Fan, best of condition. New motor. Guaranteed. A bar . gain $14. Speak quick. L. Ingeraoll, 306 Decatur Street. SALE — One-fourth horse power Kimble motor variable apecd. A bargain at $35. Apply to L. Ingersoll, 306 Street, Oape May. ORCHESTRA WANTS ENGAGEMENT Orchestra of three pieces, young men, wants an engagement for the summer. reasonable. Address, Star and 200-4-9 FURNITURE SALE, , The contents of the Charles P. Foster 826 Lafayette Street, will be sold at private sale commencing Wednesday, SZ. TVe goods can be evsmhmd by applying to Mra. & Walter Bennett.

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• FOR bALt. ^ [ ,e KGGS FOR HATCHING lr Buff and Barred Rocks, White Orphingtons. 15 eggs for $1.00. , W. F. Dent, 834 Washington Street. FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILE — One small runabout. 2 horses and a delivery wagon. Apply to l. C". W. Harris, Wildwood, N. J. FOR SALE. _ HORSE — Black driving horse, harness . and wagons; also russet saddle. Mrs. Mary Martin, Swainton, N. J. FOR SALE. BUILDING — One building, 14x40 feet fopsale. Apply to A. B. Little. "for sale ! THREE POULTRY FARMS— One 17 acres, 6 acres and 3 acres. Apply to J. H. Hughes 410 Washington Street. FOR SALE — Small black horse cheap. for the want of use. J. W. Corson, Cape May Point. FOR SAI-E — Seabright skiff, 21 1-2 feet over all. 6 1-2 feet beam, 5 1-2 feet giling deck aft, five horse 4-cycle engine. ' make and break spark, clutch or direct drive. Seven miles to the gallon of gas- , olene. Apply to S. Walter Bennett, Corgie Street, Cape May. FOR SALE. National Cash Register, used two months, in excellent condition and good Coffee Urn, 10 gallons, never used. Also has hot water spigot, y. Apply to A. J. Hogan, 316 Mansion »» Street, Cape May, N. J. FOR SALE — White Rock Eggs for hatch- — ing. from pure blood stock. No inbreeding. $1.00 for 15. Three-fourths | blood 40 eents per dozen. I Aaron Wool son, Fishing Creek, N. J. j Phone Erma 17M. 3-21-6t 14 ! FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A Cabin Boat, 20 feet long, one sneak ' box and one bateau. AU in good order. Will sell cheap or will exchange fo poultry, pigs, or anything useful on farm. Write George E. Carley, Cap ~ May City. 258 — tf ~ street, city. 1 FOR SALE — Player Piano, well known £ make. Guaranteed by the maker, inb. eluding $9 worth of music. Apply to 2 Jesse O. Rutherford, 240 Windsor Ave- I * nue, Cape May. 4-ll-3t U AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT, Sold an 1 — Exchanged. Second hand cars of every description from $75 up and new ears of all makes sold on easy payments. I. Fords $150 up, Overlands $200 up, an | .. all other makes . 100 cars to select fror | ^ Let me know what you want and I wil I give you price. CHAS. F. QUIDORT, I 2001 S. Norwood Street, Philadelphia 0 FOR SALE. Some Very desirable lots on the old r Stockton site. For prices apply to J. H. Hughes, 410 Washington Street. r. d ~ "

.( WANTEBk LADY — middle age, business experience, large acquaintance in this town and surroundings. To rcprcscntxtnerchandiso house. State reference and experience. - Address reply to Star and Wave Office. 2 WANTED. 3 BOARD— For man and attendant for several months at Cape May or in the - near vicinity. State terms. Apply J. Kuh, 2430 North Broad Street, Philadel9 phia, Ph. r, djOR SALE— u room bouse, corner . Sfanslon and Perry Streets, large lot. good location, two blocks from beach. Si as a six room house In rear. Price moderate. Apply of owner on premises, 205 Perry Street. Cape May, N. J. 102-tf r MONEY ' WILL LOAN MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAGE " For Sale Cheap — Property near Beach, on Howard Street. A six acre farm property with fine . dwelling, on Main Road. 1 Maryland Casualty Co. will go on your bond for small premium. G. BOLTON ELDREDGE, 1 Merchants Nat. Bank Bldg. A GOOD OFFER. " A property on corner of Stevens Street - and Fourth Avenue, West Cape May. A house and three lots for sale. 0 Inquire of G. Bolton Eldredge, Mo-- ^ chants National Bank Building, Oape May, N. J. REAL ESTATE TO BE SACRIFICED The best built cottages in Cape May. Most desirable location, close fib the - beach. Completely furnished, has 7 bed s rooms. 3 bathe, steam heat, laundry in the basement, gas and electric lights, ! this cottage cost $20,000; will sell on terms to suit purchaser. SOL NEEDLES, Chpe May City, N. I. k FOR RENT— Stable, 40x50, hay loft, r carriage house with all conveniencea. Whole stable will be rented or single ' stalls. On Chestnut street. Gilbert C. Hughes, 214 Ocean street. J POULTRY - FOR SALE — White Plymouth Rock 1 eggs for hatching, one dollar per Mt- . ting of fifteen. After September 1st, stock for sale. H. C. Pierson, comer j Washington and Union streets. 10o-y t FOR SALE — Buff Wyandottes, exdu- - j sively selected eggs for hatching from strong, vigorous stock. $1.00 for 16; r $3.00 for 50. Also agent for Sure Hatch 9 : Incubator. J. C. BATE, Fisbing Creek, N. 3. NOTiCE ALL PERSONS ARE FORBID TO TRESPASS ON THE HIGBEE FARM. UNDER THE PENALTY OF THE LAW. ETTA H. GREGORY, MERRITT WI1SOH.

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