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CAPE, MAY STAR AND WAfE Ocean Wave Established 1865 Star of the Cape Eatabllahed 1818 Merged In Star and Ware 1»07 ALBERT R. HAND. General Manager Forma cloae Thursday evenings. Out of town circulation delivered Saturdays. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $1.00 PER SEAR IN ADVANCE This paper la estered at the postoffice aa aecond-claaa postal matter. BTAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. lit and 817 Washington Street. COUNTY POULTRY ASSOCIATION'S SHOW The first aliow of the Cape May County Poultry Association was held with the County Fair on its grounds along the Parkway near Court House three ; Bays of last week and the promise of , good management in its being in charge of John X. Reeves, President of the County Poultry Association, brought out aa exhibit good both in numbers and gnality. The show was in a large tent. The Coops were roomy and well arranged and , a catalogue giving the complete entry . fa] detail was given out without charge. \ and where retained for reference must , -ke of lasting value both to exhibitors , and would-be purchasers of breeding . Stock and eggs. Poultry and their pro. j , ducts have at other of tie Cape May ; County fairs been in with the exhibits ! , of the granges, and there waa thus no chance for yj> in pari son of stock nor for ! , /exhibits from outside the County. This ( year arrangement brought the exhibits ! together, and resulted in an extended f acquaintance with breeders and their " methods, and the talking together t brought out a lot of practical informa- j tion not to be found in books. - Outside exhibitors were from Vineland and Miilville and where they own 1 the beat and lenow it all. These confessedly brought their best, wishing not t only to win prizes but to sell birds and t eggs for hatching and being mainly o Witfcut competition a$d with varieties r But known in the county except by name e succeeded in both. „ Awards in the County exhibit were: s Barred Rocks, cock and hen each first, n Charles L. Fidler, South Dennis; pen n of each old and young, De Hirsch School. Woodbine; cockerels, third and frfurth. County Farm, Court House. White Wyandottes: pen first, Do h Hirsch School; pullet, fifth. Wild wood J u Heights Farm. Whiteaboro. j p Rhode Island Reds, rose comb, pen of 1 t< young, first, Mortimer Hess. Cold j Spring; pen of- single comb, first, Dcjtl Hirsch School. j t. In other classes the De Hirsch School,

Won for light Brahma pullets, and sec | ond for pens of each old and young , white Leghorns. Jacob R. Gorges, Court j House, won all prizes for white Orpingtons except the pen for youngsters, and the Wildwood Heights yards won first for buff Leghorn hen. The duck classes were large and very interesting. Pekina were especially fine Wad Wildwood Heights birds carried everything except second for young males, this going to the De Hirsch exhibit. The Wildwood Heights exhibit winning also With pencilled, white and fawn Indian Banners. A pen of young black ducks of Lewis K. Wheaton, Court House, won flrat, a pen of old 1." -.In of William Steel", Court House, getting first also. Pigeons in both fancy and homer dasses were a large entry and. except, ing a couple of pairs, were all from Wildwood lofts. Embden and Toulouse geese were shown by the De Hirscli School and ev•rv bord was a prize winner. Two exhibits of the greatest practical value were, on Wednesday, of kill- j ing and dry dressing by Mr. Fox, the expert of Woodstown. and on Friday of caponizing by E. W. Twining of Af- : ton Farms at Yardley, Pa. Both opera- ' tione mean getting the highest prices ' la the food market and with the least ' "KSSTiia expense. Both are exceeding 1 ly simple— when one knows how, and the demonstrations left no excuse tor ' anyone tp be in ignorance. \ 1 POULTRY INSTITUTE AT SOUTH SEAVILLE ji Estimates made up from the year's j buying and from dealers' books show j ' that thousands of dollars have gone out , ' of Cape May County the past year fori' poultry and eggs, and. it doesn't make' the case any easier to bear to know that 1 1 a large part of the money has gone over I into Cumberland County. Our grangers 1 -and- mainland women snil girls are say- , ' ing this money should be kept at home, j < and to this end the County Poultry j ' 'Association is arranging to hold Poultry . 1 Institutes at differtui^pntres. and, with i ' the co-operation of the Poultry Depart- ' ment of the State Experiment Station i ' will have the best of helpers as teach. 1 1 era it can send out. The first of these j 1 institutes will be in South Seaville 1 1 Bext Tuesday afternoon and evening and ' as guests of the Sonth Seaville Grange, i ' The speakers promised are Prof.~A. L | ' Clark upon "incubation. Brooding and | 1 Poultry Housing." , and Prof. Harry ' Lewis upon "Breeds, Breeding and Feed- i 1 ing for Profit." The afternoon lecture I 1 will be illustrated by charts and enlarg- 1 '

Eed photographs, and that of the evening ' by lantern slides. There- will be local j speakers also. John N. Reeves,, to be! 5 addressed at either Whiteaboro or .Phil- 1 8 adejphia, will be pleaapd to have word j r from other granges or associations who t will give room for such institutes for £ either morning and afternoon, or afternoon and evening sessions. At next Tu&day's sessions the South I. Seaville Grange will provide bot coffee, _ and those intending to remain for both sessions will bring luncb to eat with it. The two sessions are free to alL J 0 STONE HARBOR Stone Harbor. Sept. 17. — At the town 11 meeting of the 4th inst., the vote upon 1 1 the bonds to be issued to secure funds - e'to build the new school house, ordered! ^ I to, be erected, being a tie, a second ' - | election was ordered for the 16th inst. - The ballot for this was to rescind the i 1 resolutions of the previous ballot and 1 ' to provide for the funds by the issue - ; of 25 bonds of 9500 each. There was 1 ! really nothing to op|>ose but the Coxey 1 ' contingent being told that preventing 1 the proposed bonding would prevent the ' • building of tbe sehoolhouse, tried for it, 1 - j and again failed. Dr. Caley was chair- ' • man and Paul Townsend and J. M. Iat- i ! sen were tellers and lawyer Douglass, ' • attorney. The count was 88 for and ! ':2s against the proposed issue; the ma- v I jority in favor being 63. 1 I I School opened on Monday with an " j enrollment of 45 and with the seating ^ - j capacity 44. - 1 The Home and School Association held special meeting and entertainment Thursday evening that parents and I teachers might meet. Miss McCraven is I principal and Miss Alice Harris, the as- C U. S. BATTLESHIPS IN BAY Three of Uncle Sam's big grim battleships were in the bay Thursday af- t two bound up the channel and apparently outward bound. The is probably busy these days in enforcing neutrality. War conditions ' a* they hare developed in Europe, should stimulate our government to ereate a navy twice as large as we have, as a . matter of precaution. BASEMENT SHOWER I Tin- Basement Shower, which was to been given on Thursday of this week, for tin- West Cape Chapel, was postponed until Thursday evening, Septembcr 24th. I Everyone is invited to bring something for the dining room or kitchen and to have a sociable time.

•'} , Children Cry FU FLETCHER'S CASTORI A 1 1 ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD CO. Camden, X. J.. September 19, 1914 f The annual meeting of the Stockholde era of this Company, and an election of Directors to serve for the ensuing year '• will be held at the office of the Com- ! puny. Kaighn's Point Ferry House, ' Kaighn's Point, Camden, N: J., on Mon1 day, October 12th, 1914, at 10 o'clock ' GEO. ZIEGLER, Secretary. 1 Jill -9.19-4 ts. r DEPALMA FEATURE OF ' j THE AUTO RACING Most Daring of Drivers in Contest at the Trenton Fair. Trenton, X. J., Sept 16 — Ralph DeI'alma, the most daring driver in the of automobile racing, is to fe.i - ; ti.re tbe card of events ai ranged for ; Frii'ay. Oct.-ber 2. at Trenton Fair. Some of the speediest .ears in the country are t<> contest on the hall mile track the A A. A. lias been obtaiued for one of 1 lie best meets ever pruguuud. I DePalma was tbe winner of both tinElgin and National trophies; each 3'»i mile races and covered part of the distance at the rate of 110 miles an hour. ; also took three of five events at j Brighton Beach a few days ago. He is i I an international celebrity and promises I a day of thrills at Trenton Fair, i In order that drivers may make all ■ turns at high speed, fences will be mov- ; ed back and the track prepared cspec- ■ Jially fcr them. . | The addition of automobile races to . ; j the one of tbe greatest open air pro. ■ grams to be presented free in front of i j l'ie Grand Stand will place Friday with • {the best days at the Fair. Xiles, the I aviator who "does things a bird can't . j do." who flics with bjs head to the . - earth, who turns somersaults thousandi | »f feet above the earth, willhavr a Icad- . j ing position on the free program. By , contract he will be compelled to i make flights daily regardless of wind , and storms. He is a pupil of the Moi- , sant school and has been employed by I ! the Constitutionalist Army in the Mex- ) ican Con tituiioualist Army in the )ican warfare. He believes he is a master of the Air. Mile. Tardieu will vie with Nile* in , I the sensational. Seated in an.automo- { bile on a trapeze forty feet in the air, j she will awing through space when re-

g taining ban are. released aU] after dell scribing a circle will turn at somersault e ! still seated in the car. She is to land - 1 oa a platform 55 feet away. Fred | i | Owens will have himself carried to the | d clouds in a cannon attached to a bal- > r loon. By the explosion of powder be , - is to be shot out in a tube which is also . to be blown to piece* by pswder and l then Owens makes seven parachute -, drops to tbe ground. Ed. Goer, -the j l human comet" will give hia "trip to 1 . the clouds" on the highest trapeze ever constructed, and there will be diving - dogs, diving ponies, band music, gymnasts, clowns and a score of -other enter. i tamers. Harness racing also running i races, with the fastest fields ever enter - i ed, will be held Monday, Tuesday. Wed- | j nntdav, Thursday. September 28 to Oc- | ' tober 1st. All the other features will be more . than ever. The exhibits will i show a high standard of work, the State . Forestry Commission Will have a disi play, representatives of the State Experiment Station will assist in the poll!- > try, rattle, agricultural and herticul- . tural departments and the horse, show ill have more entries. The Better Baby Contest and health exhibit-Inn furnish instruction for mbthers and there will ' be a great array of art and fancy work. The week at the exposition will be divided as follows: Monday, children:; ladies; Wednesday, farmers; ixditicians; Friday, autorao. j o — . I VIRGINIA ARRIVALS ' Philadelphia— T. L. Harrington. C. j ' Reese. Q.'C. D. Alteiuua and wife, ,' P. G. Duela, Harold Kelson, A. F. Miss Brownlee. Atlantic City— A. V. Alexander. New York — H. Segfid and wife. Haregstown. Md— Lloyd Hoffman. 1 Germantown. Phila. — Mrs. W. Middle- ' Ink Eradicator will remove ink spots : , paper or fabric of any kind— 25 ' N cents at the Star and Wave Stationery j |, Department. I ' . I r (

Groceries, provisions, salt meats, fruits, tobacco, oranges, bananas, patent medicines, hardware, cigars and tobacco on sale at W. H. Smith's, 806 Broadway, West Cape May. | See "Won by Wireless" at the Aud1 itorium, Saturday, October 3, 1914, for i the benefit of West Cape May Chapel. ! See adv. on page 8. GOOD TABLETS | made in three sizes, 8 1-2x11 — 6x9 — 5 1.2 I x8 1 -2 — 10 cents per pound while they ' — Star and Wave Stationery Depart- ' I™*- :

, • - MILLINERY OPENING j /"V^poMf You. are cordially Invited to attend • to inspect at will the unveiling of | Autumn MRlinerv on Fridav and Sat- ' Cre urday. September 25-26, 1914. You will find here a most complete range of 1 fashions as fashionable women know

0 tlieni. "Style without extra vagranee." f«ir Women. Misses and Children. ££ MIRR L- R- HILLMAS 220 Perrj- Street ml I K^Vf) Oape May, N. J. jij/ Faciei requirements a Study. At the earnest solicitation of my many friends I have consented to become a candidate for the ASSEMBLY NOMINATION and respectfully solicit the support of the Democratic voters at the Primary Election ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. EVANS G. SLAUGHTER This adv. ordered and paid for by Evans G. Slaughter. 787-9-19_lt The Beat Food-Drink Lunch at Fountain* W Ask For = HORLICK'S - ( A voU Initiations- Take Ho Substitute

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FOR SALE. CHEAP FARM CARDS. Indian land sale by U. S. Government last chance to buy cheap laud in Oklaappraisement SI to $25 per acre; government title; easy terms; unusual . opportunity; resident not necessary. Complete, reliable information, 25 cents. Times -Democrat, Muskogee, Oklahoma. FOR SALE — Small motor boat for sale ; cheap. Address Star and Wave 653 ; 9.19-3t FOR SALE—A 1912 Flying Merkle, free • engine, for sale cheap — in good order. ' $75, Apply to J. W. OORSON 1 654-9-19-tf. ' 1

A fine 18 1-4 acres farm adjoining West Cape May, one of the best Cape May County farms, suitable for irrigation — first class house, modern improvements. G. Bolton Eldredge. Merchants' National Bank Building. 9-12-tf FOi: SAI.B — Portable range _ with hot water bark ami boiler and plate warmer nearly new. la-onard Detwiler, ^ 113 Eldredge avenue. West Cape May. " ?83-!>-19-3t FOR SALE — One-fourth borse power Kimble motor variable speed. A bargain at $35. Apply to L. Ingersoll, 306 Decatur Street Cap* May. FOR SALE. Some Very desirable lota on the old Stockton site. For prices "apply to J. H. Hughes, 410 Washington Street. FOR SALE — The large Walter farm, 15 minutes drive from Cape May, a verv desirable tract of land with "Boil — -of excellent quality. Apply to George ; Walter, Cold Spring. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT — -Rooms for rent, for terms inquire of Konowitch Bros., 412 Wash'- , ington Street., Cape May, X. J. tf j FOR RENT — Stable. «0xav, hay loh, - carriage bouse with all conveniences. Whole stable will be rented or ainglf ' stalls. On Chestaut street. .Gilbert C Hughes, 214 Ocean street. wanted WANTED — For winter or a year) furnished or unfurnished, small house or a few rooms for light housekeeping, near Cape May, West Cape May or Cold Spring, for two teachers. Rent reasonable. Apply at Star and Wave Office, No. 644. WANTED — A Ford Touring car. 1914 model — State price and condition — must be reasonable. Apply No. 735, Star and Wave Office. 9-19-3ts LOST 1JDST — On Friday. September 4th, on ! , Broadway or Stimson's Lane, West Cape May, a hunting care silver watcb igcnt's size). Said watch being a keepsake from the loser'a deceased father, five dollars will be given for the return of raid watch to owner. Walter N. ^ Hand, 116 Broadway, West Cape May. ^ 648-9.12-3t 1

LOST— REWARD. - Tuesday evening a gold , purse, containing ten dollars and small change, on corner Stockton avenue and Madiaoa avenue. Rettftn to 2000 Madison ave- q j nue and receive reward. &2-9-18-lk ' ~ REWARD " — Lost during past two or three weeks, two three-stone diamond rings. C. °W. - " - Lloyd, 6345 Green street, Germantown, : 8-5 It I U1ST— Thursday, near Hotel Windsor— a silver pin, shape of canoe, marked , ;'Ormond'" on front, and "Laura B. Moore, May 20th, 1914," on the back. will receive liberal reward by returning to oirtier, 141 So. Penna. ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Phone 51022, care -a. _ Duuiut wij, aa. j. i-none xuzz,

W. w. I-ncius. 792-9-19-lt MONEY s WILL LOAN MONEY ON FIRST MORTGAOE _ For Sale Cheap— Property near Beach, f on Howard Street A six acre farm property with Sue ' dwelling, on Main Road. p Maryland Casualty Co. will go on ysur bond for amall premium. G. BOLTON ELDREDGE, Merchants Nat Bank Bldg. : poultry ' FOR SALE — White Plymouth Roefc eggs for hatching, one dollar per ast- - ting of fifteen. After September 1st, stock for sale. H. C. Pieraon, corner i Washington and Union street*. lts-y Groceries, provisions, salt meets, fruits, tobacco, oranges, bananas, pat- [ eat medicines, hardware, cigars aid tobacco on sale at W. H. Smith's, 596 r Broadway, West Cape May. FOR RENT HEATEDR00MS 1 For rent, furnished or unfurnished heated with hot water, desirable modern improvements. For in. formation address No. 651, Star and • Wave Office. Cape ~MSy. N. J. .S.GARRISON Jeweler Optician 305 WASHINGTON ST.

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