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ERMA r™ *• • ' Mr*. John Sims, who hag iioeu very nick and confined to ber bed for over a week is somewhat better. Mrs. Margaret Sparks is getting better after being critically ill, we are glad to note. Little Martha Hawn, -who has been very sick with typhoid fever, is now convalescent under the care of Dr. Lake. Mr. Isaac Vananum is still very sick but so cheerful and good, although very woak.q Mr. Yanaman enjoys a call from a religious brother or sister. Reuben Johnson, Jr., left home on Thursday of last week to attend the Philadelphia dental school. Mrs. Clara Lyle lias returned to her home after spending nearly five modths at Erma. Don't fail to hear big Frank Carr, the reformed Burglar, jpvc his lecture, "On the Dark and Bright Side of Life," next Sunday evening at the Tabernacle Church. Mrs. R. T. Johnson entertained her Sunday School class of young ladies on last Thursday evening. An interesting Bible character was read to them, a few guessed the namp of the character. Games were played nnd refreshments , served. On October the -latli. the Ep worth League of Tabernacle Church will hold ^ an Epworth League rally. All immed- ! iate chapters are invited to attend. Rev. M. S. Messier, a former paator of this place, has been visiting his many ^ friend* around here. Mr. Gus Matthews still remains in the Episcopal hospital, Philadelphia. His condition seems to remain about j the same. x R. T. Johnson and wife have returned from their annual trip. They report , an enjoyable time on the steamer trip • and in Washington, I). C., sightseeing. Mrs. Lewes HUdrcth is still in Philadelphia being tMjted for throat trou- t ble and also lung affection. We sin- ( cerely hope Mra. Hildrcth recovers her health. Mrs. Amy Long has returned* from a j very pleasant visit among her relatives at Dias Greek and the Court House. ( The trains wliirli stop at Erma are , very convenient. The Erma |»<s)plc f can get on at tin* station and go all the way through without getting off until they readi their destination. — o — _ 1

Just srrived — one ton of Oievlot finished Cape May Bond. Specify this new line for the next letter heads. iW I— — 1 i mi I Wherever fashion frolr_ I ics — at seashore or DeMUJ" I mountain, you will find Your I the popular, sure and ci,- I safe eradicator of complexion blemishes to be Glenn's Sulphur Soap t . - . ■ tin it in huh, after a (amc 1 1 Metis ■ ol tennis or a du.tr tramp: v«~ I sfeArssiS tni.il j: Skdlwri

GREEN ^REEK Alfred Cresse lias sold bis horse, Billy f Chimes, a pacer, for a good round price. 1 MrtC diaries Loper is improving after a severe attach of rheumatism. diaries Loper, who drives the high I school wagon, now goes by way of I White-sboro as the road through Diaa 1 Creek is well night impassable. ' Capt. Nathan Doughty, with others • of our bayraen, have their fvkea ready : to put in for the fall run of eels. ' diaries Instiling and wife of Cold 1 Spring, and llarry Xickerson, of Wildwood, called on friends here Wednesday 1 evening. They are looking for a horse. ! The oysters along the Gtpe shore are in fine condition and very fine flavored. r Harry Conover -bought a horse of • I. mining, the ice man at Wildwood, last week for working on the road. William - Bateman is driver. 1 Little George Matliis fell - Saturday ■ and dislocated hia elbow. J)r. Douglass ' was called and set the member which was quite painful. Weakfish and red drum are biting 1 along the shore; good catches are bHng ' made. Charles Holmes of Court House, who ' had the contract to repair the new 1 school house that was burned, has fin- , ished the contract and returned home. ! Mrs. Delia Stitcs was in Philadelphia 1 week to visit her sister, Mrs. Lida j Norton, who is under special treatment. Reeves and J . Boyce are running oya. ! ters for Capt. J. Brown to Wilmington, j Del. Some of our bavmeu received quite a * scare this week by a notice sent to one of them concerning license and having ' their motor boats properly equipped for the traffic. Better secure the neqessa ry ' requirements than to pay a luavy fine which will aurely be ini|K>sed if the law is not heeded. While Zeke Kldredge was picking apples last week the ladder broke and he fell to tljo ground, bruising himself quite badly. Mra. Mary Crowly, who has kept the grocery store of Mrs. T. P. Erricson, has rented and moved in the Sehellenger store at the corner. It is to be hoped the store just vacated will be stocked and reopened as it is very inconvenient many of our people to go so far. Quite a large delegation from here attended the County Sunday School convention at Ocean City on Wednesday. Hebeitthal, of Cape May City, took iieueiimai, ot I_ape .way Ulty, took

( the party in his truck, a Aunt Millie Hand, of Rio Grande," " spent the week with friends here. j Ezra Mathis, who has workod at a | fish pound at Sea Isle City since spring met with quite a bad accident the other day. A tackle block struck him in the head, rendering him unconscious for several hours. He is nopt^t home and with good care will be all. right- ii^ a few days again. - < Nathan High, of Dias Creek"; who married Miss Reta Fisher, hp*- built a new house at Pierces, which is nearly oompleted. -They will movejin as soon ' as it is finished. Thomas Lop^, who has a very fine home but is miking greater improvements by adding a w-ing for a kitchen IB

and a cement cellar which win prove a great convenience to both Mr. and Mra. Loper. Charles Marqnet, our barber, spent I the first of the week with hia family in Red Bank. SELECTING LIMA BEAN SEED r The jXrw Jersey Experiment Station has sometimes bad complaints to the effert that lima beans have been growing less productive or later Id season ] year by year. If it is true that some growers save their seed from what is left of the crop after the marketing season is over, this state of affaire is little to lie wondered at. Seed set late in the season is' apt to be poor of ger- | urination and growth because oot»l , weather and weakened plants are not likely to produce strong seed. More than this, seed saved from the last of the crop is more apt to come from late than from early jJahU. as the latter have by that time yielded their bi»t pro- i duct. Seed for sowing should be borne by the phut at the height of the season j or better still, all the seed of •clect'-I ' productive plants may be saved. Most growers reject discolored seed. | and that which is under sloe or mis- t shapen. Special care should be taken in this direction during the present sea son, because a disease that badly s|xits the pods lias done some damage in bean growing ai-ctions. -Many pods -so spotted give seeds of a pale yellow or brownish color. The Experiment Sta- , tion specialists in plant diseases say that altho this spot jnaynot wholly de. stroy the seed or. may not be transmitted thru the seed, beans so diseahed" may give weak, early growth and, if the planting seasots be cool, are more apt to rot in the ground. THE PRICE OF MODERN COMFORT Tax fates in Camden County municipalities have been published recently, . and show about the same variations as those in Cape May .County. The high, est is $2.62, the lowest $1.40. There is one at $2J>4, another at $2.53. another at $2.37 and others at $2.30 and $2.71. We call attention to them because it in- _ dieates that progressive towns on and off the seashore are paying, larger amounts of money in taxes, for the , sake of providing modern improvements, j living more comfortable and avoiding g conditions threatening to health. ; WHY WOMEN SUFFER 1 Many Cape May H- Women are Learning the Cause Women often suffer, not knowing the Backache, headache, dizziness, ner9 vouaness. Irregular urinary passages weakness, f languor— [ Each a torture of itself. Together hint at weakened kidneys. 1 Strike at the root — get to the cause. No other remedy more highly endora- " - ed than Loan's Kidney Pills. Recommended by thousands — Endorsed at home. 1 Here's convincing testimony from a Cape May Court House citizen. . Mrs. Win. Scull, Hand avenue. Cape \ r May C. H., says: "I was often both- j ' ercd by weakness in my back, especially ' after I did any work that obliged me , to stoop. I had pains in my loins and ' . as time passed, I became worse. Nothing helped me until I took Doan's Kidney Pills on a friend's advice. After . 1 had used two boxes, the pains left and | have never troubled me since. I am ' glad to confirm my former endorsement 1 of Doan's Kidney Pills." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy — get Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that Mrs. Scull i had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Advertise your wants in the Cope May Star and Wave. Wentxell'a. 61 Perry strset. See those new baby coach ■ a at Read the Star and Wave. W. L. Ewing Jr. WAGON BUIIDER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER | Large »nd Small Work Carefull Executed ' Estimates Cheerfully Furnished W. L EWING, JR. West Parry St#., Keystone Phone

PROF ESS IS MAI I] ATTORNEI-AT-UW i in Chancery tor New Jaraey j I Member ot Pennsylvania Bar. j Cane May. Mew Jersey | J. SPJCEK LKAM1NQ COUN8KLLOR-AT-LAW * | . Solicitor, Master and Baamlner la ' OSes: Huyhaa and Franklin stroma CajM May. New Jersey. . 1 BAMUEL P. KLDJUCDOK j ATTORN E y- AT- LAW Merchants Natural n«.> Building Washington and Decatur Its. Caps May, New Jeraey NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master la Chancery. Keystone 'Phone IIA I FLOYD C. HUQflXS ATTOP.NJi i-AT-UW Office: 601 Washington Street Cape May. New Jersey I NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Chancery Q. BOLTON KLIiREDGE « ATTORNEY -AT-LAW Offices: Merchants National Bank Bulidlui: ' I Washington and Decatur Sis Cape May. New _ ret , NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Citancery Keystone 'Phone 16x , JAMES M. E. HILDRETH COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner In NOTART PUBLIC Offlcea at No. 314 Ocean Stroet Cape May, New Jersey. Keystone 'Phene SOA . I LEWIS T. STHVENS , Coanaellor-at-Law Special Master in Chaneary Supreene Court Commlaaloner I Commissioner for Pennsylvania 315-18 Washington St., Caps May, N. J. ! MORGAN HAND, JR* CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. Bell 'Phone I 119 Wee ley avenue, i , Bell 'Paone t«X Oeeaa City. N. J. ' DR. J. H. OLIVER ' ( DENTIST Eatey Bulldin*. .112S Chestnut St.. r . Phlladalphla. Pa. , (One door above Kelth'e Theatre) m Appointments may be made by BeH Telephone, Walnut 1I33D. Extracting palaleaa. . v School Children's Satlalactlon Guaranteed C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist in Era Tamting m Market Street PhtladefehL. Pa. CAPE MAY OPTICAL M3 W&shingtoQ Street CJape KaV, N. J. Everything for Eye. Prescription EeRses a Specialty Keystone Phoni 44D. 1886 'Phoie Conntctio THE ami6HI S1K . We've been doing dome lively huat'ing lately to get! our white goods department ready for the usual- rush. The' fashion weatheryane indicates a big demand for white materials this summer. ' Our stock is complete and eon- , sists of the newest patterns, and fabrics. 0. L. W. Knerr & 520 Washington St a Cape May, N J. \ Consult Jeaae Brown on Tin Roofs and Spouting.

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