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CAfLBAY STAR AND WAVE i Owi *.v« Established J"»|t •tar of the Cape Established ... 1S«» ji Merced In fft ar arid Wsts 1MT ,, AL.BEKT R «ANU. General Manager < ^ Penes cloae Thursday even Intra. Out t •f tern circulation delivered Saturday*. j c SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. |1.M PER ' -TEAR IN ADVANCE « This paper Is entered at the poet- J •See as setamd-class postal matter. •TAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. . 315 and' Jit Washington Street. ( ■ CAPE MAY COUNTY AT THE • ATHLETIC CARNIVAL, U. OF P. e Cape May Owjnty .was represented, at t Xht great University Of Pennsylvania >t Athletic Carnival by two Mmr, one 1 from Middle Township High School rod it from OceaA City High tSfcool. Cape] May High 'School intended to b* repre- [ rented but ci rcu instance* hindered tie. " ewpwniraiioD ,*f a team. - The Middle Township High School!" teas won Event No. 80, one- mile relay i is 3.*$ and the "Evening Bulletin" said [( •f it: .< ' > ]° "The, Gap* May Court House Highif School put New Jersey on the map by I Winning Vhe°" next event." The team j t consisted of Frank Chimp, of Green!* Creek; L. Morton, of Rio Grande; L. jf faloyd and R. Westcott, of Dennis Town- I ship The competing teams were those ;» of Fredyffrin-Eastown. Pa.. Upper Dar- jo by. Pa., and Haverford, Pa. If Ocean City's team was composed of] Rider. Ferguson, Halliwell. Voss, and 1 was third in Event No. 35, one mile re- ? lav. The competitors were teams from t Cheltenham. Pa.. Chester. Pa., and * Frankford. Pa., the Cheltenham team 1 having first place and the Chester team •econd. All of our county high schools should he represented next year.

A DESERVED TRIBUTE Mr. Alfred Cooper >n the last issue Of his Cape May County Gazette, paid as fine a tribute to Judge Eldredge, of this county, as could well be written of a public man. We give it below and we heartily endorse its sentiment* : "If there is an honest man in Cape May County who is not thankful that the" couaty is so highly honored in the possession of such a man as Henry Eldredge as its Common Pleas Judge, he is keeping, bis opinions to himself these days. The Gazette has such high esteem for Judge Eldredge that it dare not use the words that best describe him, lest some carping critic shall style our praise as fulsome flattery; and yet so marked is his ability as a judicial officer, so evident his old-fashioned I honest v, so clear his keen perception of the truth of the axiom that "he who, nerves his country best serves bis party , bent" that he. deserves the strongest ran mends tion that can be given him I The Democratic party made no mistake when it picked Mr. Eldredge for the judgship. and he is not only a credit to that party in everv sense of the word, but be is a rredit to the Countv and the Stat* ' at well, and unlike Cardinal Wool set. be will never bare to cry out hi anguish. "Had I but served mv God with half the zeal I've served my King. He would not in my age have left me Baked to my enemies." .No political party need blush for such men as Hon. Henrv Eldredge. and no partv maa need fear to "hurt his nartv" bv following where Judge Eldredge leads" . • - TENDERED RECEPTION TO DEPARTING MINISTER The members of the Presbyterian Church, of Shippensburg. Pa. tendered 1 a farewell reception to Rev. C. O. Boswrman their pastor, and his family, in the chapel of the church. Thursday eve aing. April IS. 1815. About two hundred aad fifty members and guests of the congregation were present, as were Rex. F. S. Fry. of the Reforuied ohurrb, Rev. \ A. MacDoaaald. of the tburch o' GoJT Rev. G. W. Sherriclc. of the Messiah I". B. church and Rev. Wm. Pieken, of the Methodist ehureh. who delivered short | addresses, expressing their regrets st • losing Rev. Bosserman from their field , of work in this community The eon ! gregatioa had made up a purse of $100. which wag presented to Mr. Bosserman. a in behalf of the congregation, by Prof. ' James Eldoo and each of the two little : I daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bosserman. ' were presented with a $150 gold piece j During the evening, ice cream, cake and coffee were served and the evening spent ' la general good fellowship. Many were ' the resets expressed shout the depart urc of vRev. Bosserman and his .fapi.lv ' •Lo 1-fd-m. 4jlUwb.irg for the past sAert vVgrs. * Tr Rosaermhn. who was a faithful miaister and earnest ' preacher. Won for himself the admire ' tion of bis entire congregation as well as the eitiaews of the town, whose good ' wishes for future success in his new 1 field of labor, at Cape May CRv. go with I him. They left town on Monday morn- ' _ '( ASSEMBLYMAN STEVENS \ RECEIVES COMMENDATION , I' Chairman Bugbec, of Republican State Committee, Sends Congratulations 1 So apparent for good was the work of ' Assembly maa less T Stevens in the 1 session of the legislature which closed 1 - J m

last sfrok that Chferfato'Xrertdn Bugbce, of the • Republican -State <>>m-; mittee, ban sent to Mr.'- Stevens's let-" ter congratulating htm upon his efforts to keep doan the expenses of c-uaftuct-jing the 181$ Legislature. Mr. ttoveiw . «*» chsirmsn of the Incidental Expense Committee, and a member of the., stationery «nd supply committee, and by closely watching the expenditures be able when he introduced the incidental bill to show' saving of over $2,reducing last year's amount of $10,000 to •BjOOO. By reason of this work Mr Stevens' has be>n named a* chairman of a: Committer to tov*fetigatp' and- report to the next legislature what other expenses may he reduced and what present tn'iof the Senate and Assembly may abolished without interfering.:- with 'the necessary routine work '-Of enacting lawa T>e letter from Chairman. Bug-, jhs*. mafto;. ., i. . ] "New -Jereev R*npb)it»n Ktafe „Oam.. , •'Trenton, S^J , Apr. 22, 1013> "Hon _Lcwis T. "Stevens," ** ' Cape May City. X. J. ... "My'Decr Mr. Steven, : , I "On behalf of the' Republican State I desire" to congratulate you on the manner in which yon hare' per 'formed your duties aa a member oflPlS ; of Assembly.' I particularly wish compliment you on the reduction of (expenses as shown in the bill retnrned I from the committee on incidental ex-' pensss..of which you were chairman. It Iis extremely gratifying that such economies should have resulted from a Republiean administration. I "I feel certain that the record established by the 1915 Legislature will more ent'fench the Republican Party in the confidence of the people. 1 am deeply conscious how materialyou have assisted in this work. Yours sincerely, < Signed! N. A. K. BUGBEE. -tot.'. ■ Chairman."

. J faith ar. u4 until the last few yssrs Was ssppasiiil to be tncarahU. For a great I yw rssrn Osctore *d tt a local . jfeiMi snd prearrlfcs* loosl i— •■. aa* bp I II— Is Stir falling to curs with local < treatment. pzoaoroLS* « Incurable. «d- I ears has proven Catarrh to be a const! - ftlihal fceass, and I here fore requires OMfeMaal tssalssi ut- i:-Ts Catarrh • Cmreaaatenarc* by T. J. doner * , 0»a fe Lie o— It ConstRotkmM care oa the market. It is taken in- ' sk-jr i , fsia ie cwrs. Baa* tor circulars aad Ue , AAWsm^r t. emmrr a oo. awn, o. j'

s ENDORSED AT HOME id Such Proof as This Should Convince any Cape May C H. Citizen. * The public endorsement of a local ,e citizen is the best- pttmf'ihit'Kan b£ 3. produced. None better, none stronger can be bad. When a man comes forM ward and testifies to his fellow citi- ,. zens, addresses his friends and neigh - -P bora, you msv be sure he is tborough- „ ly convinced or he would not do so. |e j Telling one's experience when it is for >t | the public good is an act of kindness ,) I that should be appreciated. The fold lowing statement given by a resident ,f,of Cape May C. H. adds one more to ,ojtbe many rases of Home Endorsement y! which are being published about Doan's ^ Pills. Read it. J | Charles H. Foster, carpi-nter. Bavside e Ave., Chpe May C, H., says: "T have # found Doan's Kidney Pills to be just it as good as represented. My back ached 1, 'and the secretions from my kidneys ,1 sere irregular in passage. Doan's Kid il nev Pills removed these— ailments- and' it r> -stored my kindneys to a normal comlid tion." {.| Price 5flr, at all dealers. Don't simply e ask for a kidney remedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills— the same that Mr. Foster h bad. Foster- Milburn Co.. Prop*., Hfif0 falo, N. Y. e' 4 ^^TON^Ol^TR^FOODS n -TEST WITH FIELD. CORN AND | • SOJA t_ANS I« CAPE MAY CO." | Mr. JohB Voorhees, the Extension • Specialist in Agromy and the County i if Uemonstrator, have arranged with Mr. ' Clinton Cream whose farm is located in ; p Mayville, N. J., to carry on a Com para < J - tive Test with Field Corn grown from i , (seed as selected by various farmers for I ' their planting thia season. , , A fairly productive piece of ground has been turned over by Mr. Cress* for ■this demonstration. A green tnanir - ' crop is plowed under and a mixture ot , ! : fertilizer as recommended by the agromast ia to be applied later, fanof e^rn aa selected by the farmer 1 have been secured from about eighteen , . different farmers mostly in the vicinity , 'of Mayville. Two rows of each sample x \ j will be planted in this, demonstratipn ' corn field. Thorough oulzixation will J ! he prartised throughout , the suipmer { , months and when mature eap)) ,t*<^ rti»s ; of corn will be shocked separately. Lat-r in the season when this corn is ready to ' I husk a field demonstration will be ad- c I vertiaed, inviting the fanners to be , , present and see the comparative yield ( acre of the different samples of corn ; basing the yield per acre upon the ' , weight of corn grown on the two rows. ' ' At thia demonstration one or tw-o authorities from the Agricultural Expert- r merit Station will give addresses on some subject in connection with corn I growing. This should be a very inter-. ' j eating and valuable demonstration. f A variety test of Field Corn has been arranged for with Mr. Washington Van 'Gilder of Petersburg. X. J. Several of , the heavy producing western grown vaI rietie* will be planted and their development under unacclimated condition* will be noted. later on seed selection and ' ' corn breeding will be taken up. Captain Chaa. Vans mar,, of Dias • ; Cheek, X. J., will carry on a test with , jsoja bean* or cow peas. Plots of about ' one-tenth acre each of each variety will ; t ! planted . notes being kept on the ! 'vigor and time of maturity of each variety. Thia lest will determine some of the beat varieties of South Jersey cond it ions, w hich certainly it a valuable (green manure and cover crop. Yopr inspection of these crops on the | farms where grown is earnestly invited during the growing season also at the i time of harvesting the crops. ■ 1 GEORGE B THRASHER. I Csunty Farm ftcimnatrafeit. <

(TOT CAPE MAY a "Ijltil *>t tctil ar *■: ;• - *Mlfa' Ubn Taylor feas a PbitadelphU * shopper ' one da v last" w eek. - ThF*ftA«-rfeitedLhe home of Mr. ind i- M rs. Cbariro TrtTy oa Saturday and "eft y. a little- baby boy, r e Mra S. A. Crammer is on the-sick J-»' an4M'»- Howard Stitas are the •- prop'd nprents of a little baby girl. The T, J. B. met at the Iu^do pf_Mrs. Anna Meyer on Saturday evening lasL Mnr. Wm. P. Lloyd is spending some time" in Miiiadelpbia' » Mfe. K. JAne/Bf Xew York City will ■* now make her borne with' her daughter, i" hfti.1 S.-*. Cramm*^-— **£ T : '»fc.««Wr*fenina ^lt«l » ! ft ■ 4k i R'xittman and liufe a-snt- :• scm.-agv- erevd,.* Mr. Ni.-hmsn's parent* st IJuiven.#. Mra, Mary A. Stanton is vjstti richer j WiijSlltyr. Mrs. ® '4?' 'Swariibvoul in * FttUdHlWa. - - . — ^ l u Mrs. E. H. PerkioS-'is entertaminp 1 company.' ' - 5 <«**. Bdfeartf Little is enterUiuing her E Mrakf d e-t,-.-.' • -J _ 'Y Miss Gertrude Simkins is entertain irp - d her cousin. . Wiss Margaret Hand, of Camden, is ' visiting her aunt Mra. C. B. Perkins. '■ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeves and, two '" children 'Spent one day last week in Philadelphia While there Mr. Reeves purchased a new automobile. v A oement company will give a motion n picture show at the Grange Hall on Thursday, May 13. at 8.00 P. M. No charge for admission. THOMAS J. McCANN Thomas J. McCann, oldest son of " James and Catherine McOann, died at Philadelphia on April 27. Mr. McCann was a brother of John J. McCann of thi- city and was. super in Etendent of the delivery scrx-ice of l.it« Department Store, and at one time interested in McCann's Auditorium. Relatives and friends, also Order of y Moose. No. 54: Ancient Order of Hibernians, Knight* of Columbus, fian 1>" mingo Council. No. 236; Pbilopatrin" d Hub, Camp No. 61. U. 8. Spanish \iar ■?, VsgfraJisr Joung Republican Club, 4f.th r w*rd ; Carnation Republican Club the (' Ho|y Name Society and employees of '" Lit Bros, were "invited to attend funi-ni I. '* Friday, at 8.80 A. M.. from lafe r-*i denee. 654 S. 5 2d street. SolenUJ repiii.-ui '■ mass at Church of the Transfiguration. ,r 56th and Cedar avenue, at 10 A. M .l» * terment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1 STOVES STORED— $1.50. ° per sriisin. Why allow them to «tsnd around all summer snd rust! Call Jes— 8 M. Brown to remove them. CASTORIA For Iriaats «a4 Children In Um For Onr 30 Vaars GOVERNMENT CATS The value of cats in the postal service ; 'has come to be so well recognized that - an animal appropriation is made by Pgngreas for their maintenance The, J ri-c classed as employes and *0 carried 1. on the payrolls. Instead of heing paid' ■ j in the coin of the realm they are rei warded in "cat meat." ► I The government, which is ever ready t to adopt the most approv.J methods, is satisfied that cats as catchers of hiice. - [and 'preventer* of depn-dations of the*, I rodenta.- which often tamper w ith mail. , rannat be improved upon. Even in times jof rigid. economy in the department and pf reductizMi of expenses, it has not ( 1 been thought expedient to di-crea-c the ■ appropriation for cat hire or reduce | . the -number of cat employes During on1 vear the department expends for Herat* *135. from whieh the government Freckle-Face Sun and Wind Bring out Ugly Spots — I to Remove Easily Here's a ehance. Miss Freckle-face, to | a remedy for freckles with the guar- I an tee of a reliable dealer that it will not J cost _you ». penny unless it removes the I I recking .while if it does give yoy^a civar -womplyxion the ex pens.- is trifling. Simpfe geti aa' ounce of oehino— dca- * strength — from Jas. Mecray or any ^ druggist and a few applications should j show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion- Rarely it more than ounce needed for the worst case. Be sure to ask the druggist for the ^ double strength othine as this is g.he ^ prescription sold under guarantee * of ^ . back if it fails to re Ave freckles. ELECTRIC SPARKS \ What the PiDte Indian rebellion t requires in order to stimulate in- ' terest is a Petrograd censor. 2 General dislike for America - doesn't prevent the other nations from coming around at feeding time. Children Cry for Fletcher s CASTORIA WsataaBa. »« rsiij acroot. wUl giv* /sa BMs as faraitura. earpst aa* **- ttaa* tmr r*»r satire haws* aa* rot M la alaas aw row

it-—- — T — . L- Lit- K . "!* A*" - •' SUNDAY, in one of he ringing ^rporis. pays j i* 1,-D- this eloquent «rftMite to Life Insurance: ****?& w0"»d di< ,elY smc Uy, da I? I have Just as good a^fcysl^e a«o«wj(fr-ga»Td a> I w^cy^K^de Wirfl any man I know.- A Jot W you fellows are stronger than I bat I '---<= ' PfcyoMfe **-you ever looked «. 1 have been pre*<* /Tsing at tin* pfeoe -foe . fowrsecn years, and Fve stobd it; although I begin to fed myself dashi*'* little bit. But I may die, and on' that r . '"Ve flh tbx' posaihitohyi I carry thousands add thousands of dol1 of htoTWtoqs...! ton't beli«x« that any man does qght to ' - D» inslSAacy, so when beJs gone they will not be thrown on the charity or the world AnS next to my faith la -God, if I should ' die to-nlgbt, that wbkb 'would give me the most comfort would be • the knowledge tbht* I "hrcd inV ntc depOstt^vXiiH rw Cblhsgrfi 'hfe" ««iranco'. papers, paid for up- to date, toad mj wife eodfi safe them ID aad-ake and the bah ie»oould luiteo to the walss* bowl for 'a r»d manpvymaa. ) I expoftLto dln. anon, 1 may dm, and on 'mAy'' I Wry tboumnde xzfd thousapdi of dollars in Jilt u *.•/»;. «a$«nm«!* - » .• , . .. ' . to *41. '1 w.% :-hmi vi ; • : "to V - r '

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WALL PAPER. Large assortment of desirable patterns for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Bed Rooms, Halls, Kitchens, etc. Special Prices on Imported and Domestic Plain Oat 1 Meal and Felt Papers. See my eom- , plete line before making your Spring' f purchases. JOSEPH K. HAND Jr. 315 Washington St Over Star and Wave Office. TEN Strong Companies a asperate- -Canitai oter no.eoe.ooo Represented by SAMUEL l-\ ELDREDGE. Fire Insurance Agent. Twenty-$lx years of experience, lour . insurance placed Willi me Is absolute protection from loss by fire. Apply to 8. F. ELDREDGE Merchants National Bank Building Caps May, New Jersey. W. H. BRIGHT Fire Insurance ia any part of Cape May C< HOLLY BEACH, N. J. JOHN BRIGHT GENERAL INSURANCE i 1 Real EaUte and Mortgage Investments ncn biiiMt what act t.i [ ■ .... ■ >■■,*. r HOTIC? TO , i Bids will be received by the Borough Council, of the Borough of West Cape " for fifty (60) lamps or more, for-|v ty candle-power each, for 'lighting 1 streets for s term of three years. t Bids to be received and opened at the y next regular meeting of Council, Mar 3d, at. the Borough Hall ; the Council * having the poller to reject any or all d . By order of Committee, RELIT) RD EW1NG, WILLIAM CHAMBERS, MARCUS SCULL. ^lEO. W. REEVES, Cl- rk. \>ated April 5, 1815. If rn safier from Kidney or 1 of two otBcrs similarly aOicud and imail yon t I— ONE WEEKS* TREAT MEN-t v liable S.S. Kidney and Bladder pills. IS. IWUfl CO., CAHM86T0I. OHIO. ■BP KOR'TaKuii' i*;i 1 1 t

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FOR SALE. 1 FOR SALE CHEAP— Three Cyphers Brooders and three Sure 'Hatch Brooder, also 6 Buff Wyandotte cockerels, apply to J. C Bate, "Fishing Creek, X. j. • FOR SALE — 18 dining room chairs, 1 oak table, 1 large ooal stove. For Rent — Three Apartments. Apply to Geo. Ogden. 4-17-258 FOR SALE Lot 50x150 feet, on. Second avenue, West Cape May, has cement sidewalk and curb, wide alley in rear, stable and wagon sheds. Best location in West Chpe May, apply to Albert R. Hand. FOR SALE — 8 Passenger Packard Auto Bus. For a quick sale, $300. J. E. WMCeartl, Wildwood," X." J. FOR SALE — Buggy, good as new, small market wagon, cheap. S. H. Cliver, . I4l Pearl avenue, West Cape May. I i 3(1256-4-17 Three desirable properties in West Cape May. Prices .reasonable. See ' Samuel F. Eldredge, Merchants National Bank Building, Cape May, X. J. FOR SALE An up-to-date carriage for four passengers in th< best of condition and will be sacrificed at *06.00. Apply to A. D. Reeve*, Cold Spring.FOR" SALE — A French hotel or boarding house range and a lot of hotel kitchen utensils cheap. Charles Quidort. 252 4-10 15 tf EOK SALE A young, fresli Guernsey Cap.- May, *N.' J. * A Y-lt**' WANTED— A reliable and active man | neiglitioi hood magazine clubs. Members than the regular price and pay | monthly. New plan. Work «f organ ' Iizing pleasant and highly profitable au-l ' can be done in spare time. Regular | monthly income. In replying give qualifications and reference. Magazine Company box 155. Times Square Station. New York City. 21^! ( WANTED— Man over 30 year, old to ' -travel for us this Spring Ahd all Summaking tliese towns: Cape May, ' Whiteshoro. Burleigh. Goshen. I>*nnisville. Woodbine, Clermont. Petersburg, So. Dennis. Glen. Bros.. . X. Y. Two women Ihotb' white) ( want housecleaning by the dav. Call at 635 Lafayette street. Monday, Tuesor Wednesday. 274-5-1 -It

Rooms to*keat 8 Furnished or unfurnished, by season, or year. All conveniences, including heat. Apply at Mecray Pharmacy, K Washington snd Perry street. 7 FDR RENT Small building opposite Entriken Ga,r f«ge on Decatur street, will rent il a o low price -from now lintil October. Ap8 P'y to Albert JL Hand, Star and Wfere FOB RENT ~~T~j $05 Hughes Street, 9 room house, very d comfortable for winter or summer home, t centrally located, one square from beach, furnished or unfurnished (unfurnished _ «t present) good neighborhood and all 0 conveniences. Apply JOS. a STITKS m ^ (Mpe May TSty. V. J. - Keystone Phone 134-M. FOR RENT — Flne*eottage on. Qusrn street, completely furnlabed, very I comfortable. Apply to Mra. E. f>rep, . McKnight, 749 Washington street, Chips 1 May- 946 -tf. 1 '■'"D RENT — House or Apartment, apply st 1138 Lafayette street, Cape . May, X. J. - lJlST— Between Mansion st., and Leamj ing avenue, on Tuesday, a ladies gold watch. Ilea hp return to Star and Wave. 1 I No. 270. 270-5-1-lt ' Wanted — A man to work on a truck j farm. Must have some knowledge with i working among trees. Apply to j. C. Elliott. Tow-nbank Road, Cold Spring, MONEY I have some money to loan on first mortgage. i Also a farm of 2 1-4 acres about one , mile from Cape May, fine bouse, bath, . toilet and electric lights. Price npost 1 reasonable. A nice home on Stephens St., lTest Cape May, with land 150x150 at most I reasonable price. G. BOLTON ELDREDGE . Merchants Nat. Bank Building. MONEY Have client Will Joan On firat mortW WoaiifcOL $1,000. Apply to J. H. HUGHES, . a .410 . Washington St. POULTRY FOR SALE — -Whit* Plymauth Roek eggs for batching, on* dollar per setting of fiftien. After September 1st, stock for sale. H. C Pieraon, corner Washington and Unisn atrrets. 10-o-y

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