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Children Cry for Fletcher's The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per/y s j Bonal supervision since its infancy. Y+cafTy /<Zcc/aAt Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imi vtions and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments tliat triilc with and endanger the health of Infants and Children — Experience against F.tpgriinpnt, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless snbstitute for Castor Oil, Pare* Boric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regnlates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea— The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought

250,000 TROUT FOR STREAMS HEW JEHSEY STREAKS WILL BE STOCKED WITH QUARTER MIL-' LIOH — GOVERNMENT MAKING EFFORT TO INCREASE LOBSTER SUPPLY ALONG THE COAST. From Monday's Daily Star and Wave. The Streams of New Jersey will b.- 1 stocked within the next lew wi-uks with : 23u,000 brook and rainbow trout, uccording to announcement made re- ; ceutly by the State Board of Fish and-! Game Commissioners . hose lisb are' now in the pools at the State hatchery ! at llaekctutowu, where they have been 1 raised to an average aire of from six : to fifteen inches. Owing to the sire of | ' the trout, the period of distribution will j extend over three months, it will he impossible to place many of the fish in ' one can and much time will he consumed thereby Thut the Federal Government is trying to increase the supply of lobster along the Jersey Coast is indieated by . information received from nited States Commission. -I 11. M . Smith by Presi- ( dent Krnest Napier, of the New Jersey ^ Commission. One hundred ni.li- ami | the same number of female lobsters , have been forwarded from the KAleral ( station at Bootkbay Harbor, Maine, to the jetties at Cape May. Tins* are in ■ addition to tin- millions of embryo • lobsters recently plant<-d in the jetties «t Cape May. Commissioner Smith advises President Napier that it is the ( intention of the bureau to continmtnaking annual shipments for deposit I ' off Cape May until some tangible re- j suits are obtained . . FRECKLES — \ Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them With the Othine prescription. ■ This prescription for the removal of ■ freckles was written bv a prominent physician and is usually so successful in TemoTiug freckles and giving a clear, refund the money if it fails. M eoray's Pharmacy^ under guarantee to refund the miney if it fails. Don't hide your freckles under a veil; j get an ounce ft othine and remove them. Even the 'first few applications ahouid | show s> wonderful improvement, home of j the lighter freckles vanishing entirely. lie sure to ask the druggist for the! dni.ble strength othine; it is this that is ! r d.l on vthe_mouey-baek guarantee. PLEASANT EVENING AT WINDSOR 1 The Wednesday afternoon tea which, is a most delightful feature of the week, i was held as usual at the Windsor at, , 4 An o'clock. A new and very attractive tea equipage of blue and wliite was n»s4 ! for the first time. Pragrsnt tea and delicious home nude cakes were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Koons, Miss Lucy Powell. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chantry, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Prudinmme. Doctor and Mr*. Frank Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher MoOpaaen, Jtr.

'and Mrs. John Daily, Miss M. B. Viti, ! Mrs. Albcrtson, Mr. J. D. locum. Miss , J Marguerite Vocum, Mrs. K. L. Keilly. | • Mis>o-s Francis and M. T. K.-illy, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crease, Mrs . (J. ' Dennison. Mrs. Katharine Hill. MVr and tj Mrs.' Frederick Senning. Mr. and Mrs . J George T. Mills. Misses Charlotte and . Lydia Mill*. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. j , I Thompson. Miss Marguerite" Thompson. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Jofe Del Monte, Mrs. | Addison Tlioma*. Mr*. R. Watters. Missj j McCartney. Miss Rcttic Knowles. Mrs.! ■ ! M. .1 . Lindsay. Mrs. Thomas Betts. and j • j Miss Dolor.-* Parqnette. * j DAVIS' DEATH ACCIDENTAL rjcOKONKR S JURY RENDERS,1 ij ABOVE VERDICT IN CASE ■j OF VOrNCi MOTORCYCLIST : 1 KILLED IN COLLISION BY] TRAIN EARLY SUNDAY i MORNING. From Tuesday's Daily SUr and Wave. 1 That Natlian Davis came to Iiis death at 12.14 Sunday morning by i accidentally rumiing iiiLf freight ' train moving about twenty to , ' twenty-five miles was the verdict . of the Coroners jury, composed of Joseph Iloffman, Frank C. ^Loore, William C. Feaster. George McNeil and Linford Halbruner The inquest was held Monday j evening in the Township Hall, j Cold Spring. The first witness1 called was W. H. Maxwell, the'. I head brakeman of the freight j j train, who testified that he saw a I light moving up the Sehellenger's ' Landing road just as the engine entered the Mil! Lane crossing. He < continued: "I kept my eye on; the light and in1 an instant saw a j hall of light, which later proved ji s to be the exploding presto-lite. I !1 ! was standing by the , fireman ! . whose attention T —called to the j , and we both called to the] engineer to stop the train but as ' the train was making considerable j ' noise he at first failed to hear I us hut later brought the engine to ' a standstill. I got off the train and hurried hack and found the ' ' body. I beekoned to the engineer | and he backed his train to the f ; crossing. Tim body had struck the j steps of the forepart of a steel i gondola causing a broken neck, j fractured skull and other serious i injuries.. The Coroner was then | called and the body was sent to j'. Cape May. ^ ! The engineer, conductor and an- . 'other brakeman cave similar testi- * mony to that of Mr. Maxwell. g| Funeral services will be held I , this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at i the Tabernaele M. E. church. The P. Q. S. of A. will turn out in a body. Interment will be made g in the graveyard adjoining the chnrch. Advertise your wants in the ■ C0pe.Matf .Star and Wave.

NATHAN DAVIS MEETSDEATH YOUNG MOTORCYCLIST COLLIDES WITH P. AND R. FREIGHT TRAIN AT MILL LANE CROSSING SUFFERED BROKEN NECK AND FRACTURED SKULL. 1'°* Ail "Kl >'.-i»t,W>K «"«J ' Nullum Darin, Jr., aged : M years, was iustuutly killed early this morning Ay running head-on into a Philadelphia and Heading freight 'train at Mill Lane crossing on the Sehellenger's ' Lauding road. The accident occurred within a stone's throw of the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing where, two years ago, five person*, including Mr. and Mrs. Mer- ; genthaler and their son-in-law and daughter, and their chautfeur, all of : Baltimore, were instantly killed while! enroute to the Hotel Cape May. Young, Davis, who was a conductor employed by the Cape May, Delaware Bay and SeweJ's Point Railroad Company, finished his work at one o'clock Saturday afternoon. He went to his home and later returned to this city. He spent the evening with a young lady and about ^midnight started for his home on his motorcycle by the way of the Sehellenger's Landing road. Motorcyclists familiar with the road wilt recall at the railroad crossing that there are switch lights. It is supposed that the young man mistook the j light on the locomotive for these lights, and in attempting to cross crashed ! head-on into the train. No one witnessed the accident, but W. H. Maxwell, the brakeman on the i train saw a ball of fire which later I proved to be the exploding presto-lite | tank. This caused him to make an in- i i, vestigation. When he returned he saw ] IS the mutilated body lying about seventy j r. five feet from the roadway. Mr. Maxwell notified the local police j . luHU'iuartcr* and then called Coroner | d \V. II. Thompson, wlio arrived a short; time later. Under the direction qf the j d O'rouer 'he body was brouglit to the . morgue here. 1. 1 lu addition to a broken neck. Davis . suffered a three-inch .-ompoiind fracs ture of the skull, either mie of Which . I would have moa.it instant death, and = I the fracture of two rib*, four inch lac ' oration of the sealp. right shoulder | crushed and numerous other smaller I lacerations and bruises. j It was suggested that both Ih- liainj I Tlic two were travelling at right angles and it is thought that Davis' body was hurled against the ear just ahead > I of the steps which caiis.-d his hotly to ! he catapulted at right angles to the ' i direction he was travelling. - Coroner Thompson has appointed the , 'jury which will determine in what man- i nor the young man came to Iiis tragic - end. The inqu^st^Wfi be held at six I o'clock this evening in the Township' , House, at Cold Spring, j Surviving are his parents and one sis- 1 j . j tor. Miss Mamie, who was employed in ! J t I the Derr ice cream parlor, on Washing- ! ] ( ton Street, and a half sister. Miss Mag- |- ^ gie Davis, also a half brother. John i p ' Davis, living at the Davis home, mid- j way between Fishing Creek and Krma. ' : Arrangements for the funeral hare SPIRITUALISM READING. ' Mrs. Webster will give readings on;' ' ; each Wednesday at R36 Lafayette st.. ! ' i , Cape Mar, N. *J.. between 10 a.m. and i I t j7 p.m. j i li I * j Consult Jesse Brown on Tin Roofs 1 1 i snd Spouting. » ■ i i — - — — i W.' L. Ewing Jr. r i ' WAGON BUIIDER ; AUTOMOBILE PAINTER e; I Large »nd Small Work li r Carefull Executed d ; ' 1 Estimates Cheerfully Furnished e W. L EWTNO, JR. r West Perry Sts., 2 | Keystone Phoae 2 : 1 - 1

PROFESSION Ai j l.KN'RT H. KU-DRKDOE ' ATTORNEY- AT -LAW ! Solicitor In Chancery for New Jaraey [ j St ember of Pennsylvania Bar. Cape May. New Jersey. . ' J. SF1CKR LBAMING * COU.N'SELLOR-AT-LAW I Solicitor, Master and Examiner la Chancery Office: Hughes and Franklin streets cape May. New- Jersey. j SAMUEL F. ELD HEDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ■ Merchants National Bank Building j Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May. New Jersey NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master In Chancery. . Keystone Phone ISA. 1 FLOYD C. HUGHES i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office: SOS Washington Street Cape May, New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC i Solicitor^!*" Chancery e . O. BOLTON ELDREDOE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 + Offices: f ! Merchants National Bank Bulldlas Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May. New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC r Solicitor In Chancery s Keystone 'P^one ISx • JAMES M. E HILDRETH - COUNSELLOR- AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chanoery NOTARY PUBLIC Offlces at No. 114 Ocean Street r Cape May. New Jersey. Keystone 'Phone MA DEW IS T. 8THVEN1 I Counsedor-at-Law L Special Master in Chanoery Supreme Court Commissions/ Commissioner for Pennsylvania • ! 315-18 Washington SL, Cape May, N. J. ■' ^ "Morgan hand, jr. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR t I CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N. J. , j Bell 'Pfione t Sit Wesley avenue, r I Bell 'Phone SCX Ocean City, N. J. " , nit J. H, OLIVER DENTIST Estey Building. 1120 Chestnut St. - Philadelphia; Pa. (One door above Keith's Theatre) Appoint!,. n;s may be made by Beli | | Telephone. Walnut 1S33D. Extracting j ' I painless. DR. C. E. PYLE DENTIST "* 053 Washington Street I'hilj), Office Flanders Buildings 15th andRValnul St*. I wm. Our "Comfort" | j Library Spectacles) I Make readings pleasire. A boon to | in those who use their eyes constantly. I C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist in Eye Testing 222 Market Street, Philadelphia I i cape may optical &13 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Everything for the Eye. Lenses a Specialty j Keystone Phone 44D. 1 THE LEADING EXPERT AND INSTRUCTOR IN NEW MODERN DANCING i IN NEW YORK CITY, WRITES: | I "Dear Sir:— I have used ALLEN'S : FOOT-EASE, the antiseptic powder to ! be shaken into the shoes, for the past ten years, and can say from experience ) that it is a blessing to all who are compelled to be constantly on their feet. I dance eight or ten hours daily, and find that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE " keeps my, feet cool and comfortable, takes the friction from tjie shoe, prevents c<)rn,s and Sore, Aching feet. I recommend it to all my pupils.'' j Signed, E. FLETCHER HALLAMORE. j Sample mailed FREE. Address. Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy , N. Y. _ SAFETY FIRST. -Bank with the Security Trust Co., ' Cape May. Save for the rainy day — for j old age. Chautauqua season tickets for sale at the Star and Wave Stationery Department . 21 first class entertainments for $2.00. Secure your tickets early. I d

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