Saturday, dbcember xi. ms CAPE MAT STAR AND WAVE ^ f.Vi£ EIGHT

t— , — ■ WEAK, SORE LUNGS ' Restored -To Health By Vinol QmAan, N- J.— "I had a deep seated eoceh.was run-down, and my lungs were weak and sore. I had tried everything ■ uggested without help. One eve- t ning I read about t inol and deaded v to try it Soon I noticed an improve- a ment I kept on taking it ard today I am a well man. The soreness is all • gone from my lungs, I do not have an^ j cough and have gained fifteen pounds. , -FRANK HlLLMAN. We guarantee V i n ol for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis and for all i weak, run-down conditions. < ■lames Mecray, Druggist. Cape May, , New Jersey.

THE MAS ABOUT TOWS. \t H itt f Washington 1 Street. entertained n number of her lady frlends-on Tuesday afiernoor.. I ^ Mlr> Haltie Hall, of Winds r \ venue- - is wlrh friend- in I'hllaitetpl •» , William Hebenthal came off lucky ( this lime with his gasoline. No dam- ^ ace was done. Mrs. Susan IV Cannell of Stockton | Avenue, after passing she season here. | has Just closed her cottage and will ^ spend 'the winter jih Charlottes! ille., Virginia. The Board of Trade banquet which will be held at an early date at the Windsor Hotel, should be well represented as the Price for the covers will be within everyone's reach. The Philadelphia papers comment on enow flurries, but we have seen veryfew here. Some Of our young men are busy with their dOK and gun and report good game. , . Alexander Lyle of the Merchants National Bank. Is off 011 his vacation. He went ih an automobile. Several gentlemen from Philadelphia, were looking over East Cape May this week . I» would add greatly to the attractions of the streets if all our merchants would decorate their windows, as Christmas ts approaching. Some all ready look very attractive. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA U1FOEDAL ATTRACTIONS The management of the Perry Theatre has booked for the fuming we k a program of excellent feature plays, which >c have every reason to believe this coxy little play house. Edith Taliaferro makes her flr£T appearand- in motion pictures on Monday1 night In an exceptionally tine drama entitled "Young Romance." a Lasky-Par-amount picture in Ave acts. On Tuesday night Arnold Daly. w: o will be rcmemhrret' by all plitnr. inns for his capable \v<rk in "The Exploits of Elaine" will ne seen in another of the exclusive Paths "Gold Rooster Plays." entitled "An Affair of Tliree Nations.' ' Wednesday night David B-la-sro presents the famous star. Blanche SWeet. in the supreme Civil Wa • drama. "The Warrens of Virginia." Thursday's feature, produced by Chas. K. Harris Feature Co., is entitled "The Hearts of Men." Starring In this production Is Beulali Poynter and Arthur I Donaldson. Mary Plckford and" Owen Moore is. presented In one of the greatest toric and romantic dramas ever/Sfaged entitled "Mistress Nell." shoeing on' Friday night V Saturday afternoon and evening the Frohman Amusement Co.. offers C. Aubrey Smith in Alfred Sultros famous play "John Glades Honour." House Peters, the gallant young Englishman, who made his first appearance whK. the I A sky forces In the Ijiskv-Ilelasco ' picturixation of "The Girl of The (Jolden West." Is Miss Blanche Sweet s leading man in the Laaky-Belasco picture production of "The Warrens of Virginia." He plays the role of Lieutenant Burton, the Northern soldier who is In love with the ds-.-ghlci of a Confederate General.

AHHUAL MEETING OF STATE FED- ] E RATION OF DISTRICT BOARDS J OF EDUCATION. On Saturday, the 27th, the annual meeting of the State Federation of District Boards of Education of New Jersey will be held at the State House, Trenton, I at 10.30 a. m. ' It would seem superfluous to say that this body has for its principal aim the good of the school system of our State for its name so implies. 1 The meeting has many important mat- ' tc-rs to" discuss, some of which -have received the attention of the several com- I mittres during the summer and reports of these committees will b- received at I 1 this meeting. These reports will have to do with subjects of such importance to the schools of our State as the "Tenure I of Service" of teachers. The law at present on our statute books does not work, out as it was intended to in practically every case where it has been put • to the test. The committed in charge of this subject have collected much data re-. 1 garding the actual working out of the 1 and this, tojfether with audi other matters as members may bring up, will be the business of the meeting. 1 Every Board of Education in the State ' is urged to see that their representative J is present to bring properly before the proper auhorities school problems from 1 the viewpoint of Boards of Education. C-operation is the big tiling to-day and . in no department of the public work is I it needed more than in our schools. THE VOCATIONAL. SCHOOL. Four members of the Chosen Board of Freeholders visited Prof. Stackhouse's - classes in the Bank Building in Court 5 House Monday Just to see if the pupils had everything needed, and going away smiling said they would co:oc again. 5 They should have con>; la.-' Friday and B have seen the demonstration of testing 1 for butter fat In milk, with the Bgbcock machine, and with tjie students keeping tally and turning the crank. The law requires milk to contain at least 3 per cent. fat. The milk tested was from ^Ir. Tomlln's Guernsey. Miss McBherson's Jersey, and Master Scliel longer* grade. The result showed the animals were -not "star hoarders' being: Tomlin. r..6; McPlieraon. 6.1 and Seliellenger. 5.1. , The poultry and gardenTng~ classes are u making good progress. The evening i_ classes have a good ehrollnxm. selected from Jesse Brown's large * Novelty Stock. 110 and IIS Jackson * Street. Cape May. N. J. m A delightful febtlval will be held in 0 Hie Cliapel of the M. E. Church on Fris day evening, December 17, 1915. under s 1 lie auspices of Divisions Nos. Z and 4. e Cards of admission only 10 cents. ARE THEY MEDDLERS? Governor Fielder wasn't at all mealy- " mouthed In his answer to Henry Ford's e Invitation 10 sail with him on his peace mission, lie expressed the belief that "' efforts for peace by citizens of neutral e nations lis individuals would he oonrj He is right about lliat and a good 'of It. because thc.v' respectfully declined. * The English newspapers referring 10 " the scheme, treat it with ridicule, and intimate that the Ford party would l>et- ^ ter stay at home and mind Its own business. So it appears that the undertaking has' encountered discouragements ai >. Ing scheme for Mr. Ford, pure and ,e simple, bul this is probably not thue. ,e It is not fair to him to doubt his sinls eerily, and his hope for early peace be)f most people In this country, but his decn Isratlon that he will have the soldiers h Is absurd and warrants a lack of faith ,1. in his venture. — Trenton Gaxette. I d

x "So she telephoned, v v And my boss is too smart to neglect tele- x phone orders they've boosted up his busine8'1-" Weather worries ^ ^ QBH can't get in where the ^ i«| Bell Telephone is. x th^ Busings Office ^ \\ District Manager,

Perry St Theatre . Management of J. P COX PRESENTING Photoplays not Movies Dec 13th Taliaferro in YOUNG ROMANCE Big Feature Production Change 1 Nightly.

; 300 ARTICLES - 300 ILLUSTRATIONS s KEeP .'n'°frae^®' WorijFs Progress^ in Father and Son and All the Family, it appeals lo ah classe-B^Old and Young— Men and Women. Written So You Can Understand It si. so pxr yiar insu comes, isc POPULAR JJEC H AN I C JRA C AZ I N E Christmas Gifts * SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN AND REt NEWED FOR LADIES' HOME JOURNAT- SATURDAY EVENING POST. AND COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. £ LAURENCE H. ELDREDGE. 678 Washington Street, id Capo May, N. J. HURRAH ! £ For Santa Claus £ HE WILL BE AT LAURA M. BROWN'S e. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR- »' DAY AFTERNOON FROM TWO TO c" EIGHT T. M. BRING THE CHILDREN l_* TO SEE HIM. Ih EVERYBODY WELCOME. i at Laura M. Brown's 417 Washington Street

SALE OF .LARDS For Delinquent Taxes in the City of Cape May. (Continued from Seventh page.) Owner or reputed owner, Vilsack. Eatate of Leopold, New Jersey Avenue, lots 4171 to 4173, inclusive, , 35 85 Owner or reputed owner, Vilsack. Estate of Leopold, Beach Avenue, lot 7202, 9 56 Owner or reputed owner, « Vance, Ceorgianna, 727 Osborne Street, 11 95. W Owner or reputed owner. Ware, Richard, 926 Washington 1 Street, 41 63 : Owner or reputed owner, Wolff, Frederick. 628 Broad St., 47 80 | 1 White.. Win .estate. 742 Lafay- ; J ette Street, 13 74 j Wood, Wm, estate. 830 Wash- I ington Street, 90 82 ! I Owner or reputed owners, J Waldorf, Wm.. 315 Mansion St., 46 61 Owner or reputed owners, Weiss, Frank, Washington St., lot 604, 4 78 Owner or reputed owners, Weiss, W., Maryland Avenue, lot 982, / 10 76 : Owner or reputed owners, Weiss, Wm., Massachusetts ! | Avenue, lot 646, 2 99 ' Owner or reputed owners, ! Ware, Preston. 1217 Washing- | ton Street, 8 37 ' Owner or reputed owners, Wilcv, John, New Jersey AveL nue, lot 4629, " "9 66 | Owner or reputed owners, i Wiley. John.' Beach Avcnne, | lots 4639 to 4641 inclusive. 133 8' UNKNOWN. Unknown owners, lot 3-6, sec tion 4, 51 Unknown owners, lot 6. section 6, i 1— 05 Unknown owners, iote 3-4, section 9, 47 80 Unknown owners, lots 5. section 7. 19 12 Unknown owners, lots 5, 8, 10. -12, section 13; lots 7. 9, 11, 13, 14. section 13. 35 85 Unknown owners, lots 1. 2. 5, 8, 10, section 14. 16 73 Unknown owners, lots 13 to 22, inclusive, sectii n 16. 35 85 Unknown owners, lot 2. section 16, 5 93 Unknown owners, lots 1, 2. 3. 4. section 13, 23 90 Unknown owners, lots 7, 8. 10, 11. 12. 47 90 Unknown owners lot 4, section 18. Mt. Vernon Land Co, 2 39 FRANCHISE TAX. Owner or reputed owners. - Ocean Str< --t Passenger R R. Co., franchise tax, 207 23 Owner or reputed owners. Cape May Light and Power Company, franchise tax, 721 38 Owner or reputed owners, Cape May. Delaware Bay and '• Scroll's Point R. R-. franchise tax, 492 01 Owner or reputed owners, f. Postal Telegraph, Cable Company, franchise tax, 1 31 Costs and interest since December 21, 1914, at 7 per cent, per annum to be added. Dated Cape Mav Citv. N. J., November 26th, 1915. , WALTER J. FENDERSON, JR., Collector or Taxes. | - 779— 11-27-5L. PHU.ADXI.FHIA PUBLIC X.BDOZK Introduces Hew Children's Feature. Probably the greatest and most expensive children's feature ever undertaken by any newspaper will be intro•S duccd with the December IS issue of the Philadelphia Public Ledger when the first of a series of real children's books in colors will be given with the paper. N The books are tales of the funny adventures of Punky Dunk — who is a big. funny, happy cat. sure to entrance all the little folks. His first adventure is "PUNKY DUNK AND THE SPOTTED PUP." These free supplements are not mere sheets of illustrations: they are real Sij page books Illustrated in six colors and printed on the finest kind, of book paper. In book stores they sell as gift books at , 35 cents. l

WAtch for Great Photoplay Serial "GRAFT" Featuring Hobart Henley and Jane Novak Thi« story is written by eighteen of America's most brilliant authors and will be shown at Armstrong's Opera House beginning SATURDAY, JANUARY 1st. The Story will be published in the Cape May Star and Wave each week preceeding the picture.

HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED CUT NAILS Wilcox, Crittenden & Co.'s Neverust Brand Cut and Wi.e Nails are treated by the old fashioned Hot Dipped Process— the method that has proved that it csnnot be improved. The coating is not a mere film to last a few months. It is a thick, durable coating that fights single handed every form of corrosion. Rust is barred out forever. have the Jobbing Out of the above Nails for Cape May County. Prompt Delivery. Prices are Right CHAS. A. SWAIN 315-7 JACKSON ST. CAPE MAY, N. J.

Distinctive Apparel Q I have specialized for years in producing Tailored Ladies' Garments that are distinctive and refined. q 1 desire an opportunity to demonstrate what can be done with correct modeling and scientific cutting, to bring out the distinctive lines of a garment. q The latest and most correct fashions are at your command ; the choicest assortment of fabrics await your selection ; and my prices will please you. q Orders placed now, before I am too busy, will receive more than usual attention, q Your early visit is cordially invited. GYS RIEF LADIES' AND MEN'S TAILOR 424 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J Keystone Phone 190D @ DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND 0^% JEWEl'RY At Lowest Cash Prices FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRING. ' THIRTY-FIVE Y E A RS EXPERIENCE WITH LEADING NEW YORK AND - PHILADELPHIA HOUSES. R. A. MINNER Keystone Phonq 44-D. 513 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. 633— 10-16-Y x, WITH CAPE MAY OPTICAL

: I An Overland FOR A Cbrtstmas (Sift q The one automobile you can afford to own. Low cost of up-keep makes this machine the most desirable car on the market. Ask Daniel Miller for details and a demonstration, which will convince you of the superior quality of the Overland. rs- PRICES. $590, $615. $725. $750 AND UP dan1elbmiller 108 6th Avenue West Cape May

Hnnouncement /TTHAV1NG resigned my position as foreman and estimator for Charles A. Swain, 1 beg to announce that I have taken the agency for the Savir Stove Lid, a fuel device, which I will demonstrate to those interested in the vicinity of Cape May, in connection with the sheet metal business. Hoping to share aj portion of your patronage. M. H. C0BBIN 3i i BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY