SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1916 CAtE-U&X S1AB ASD'WAVS FAG! TWO

For Your Baby. ^ The Signature of^ Is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine W^^J| |i| | 8 y | M " prepared by him for over 30 years, j YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST aaohi 1 Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the i babies. The Centaur Company,

FARMERS' INSTITUTE MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED. The 'Gold Spring Farmers ' Institute Meeting held in the Cold Spring Grange on last Wednesday, was very well attended when we take into eonsideratlM the weather conditions that day. • It wae anything hut agreeable being »«ry oold and windy and was hardly fit far man or beast to be out. The total attendance reached 105 and all were very much interested in the subjects discussed at this meeting., lie lsdies of the grange served a very fine Chicken Pot Pit dinner and a pot luck supper, it beiag needless to say that every one enjoyed the eats. The South Seaville meeting was attended by a total of 90 perse ns. Farmers' Institute meetings will be held at Tuckaboe on February 14th, and at Woodbine on February 16th. It is hoped for a larger attendance at ' the future meetings; just as much de- 1 pending on the attendance as on the •peakers. "Rural Life Conference" to be held at Rutgers' College, New Brunswick, New 1 Jersey, December 27th to December 30th, inclusive. Monday and Tuesday, December 27th and 28tb. will be devoted to a eoaference of ministers and laymen Interested in the country. •Wednesday December, 29th, will be I devoted to addresses .cn Marketing methods, while part of (be day and all «f the following day, Thursday, Decern- 1 her 30th. will be offered a special program for boys and girls. 'A good delegation from Cape May ' County is earnestly desired. The pro- ? gram is as follows: Monday, December 27th. ' 1-30 p. m. — "Words of Welcome," Dr. W. H. S. Demarest. ' I.45 p. m.— "The Farm's Chief Pro- * duct and How to Produce It." Rev. R. ' H. M. Augustine. c 2 AO p. m.— Round table conference, c "Training Men for the Rural Ministry," t Dr. J. P. Serle, Dr. Edwin L. Earp. t 8.09 p. m. — "The Life for which the s Rural Community is Waiting." Dr. R. r M. West. « '•-00 p. m. — "Songs That Live," Mrs. « Hose Morgan. a Tuesday, December asth. a ADO a.- un»— "Communitv Construe- n «•*," Rev. Elbert M. Ooaover. ii 9-30 a. m.-— "The Who and How sf b Xawal Leadership." Rev. R. H. M. -tilt m— 'The Village Church and I Mm -Open Country." Rev. S. E. Persons. I II.00 a. m.— General Discussion, open- I ed by Dr. H. H GifforAU6 ■>p. -m.— "The Y. M. O.A. W Country Boys" Mr. B. R. RyalL 2-16 p. m— "The Church as a Com- 1 m unity Leader." Rev. a E Persona Iliei'ndiihi "Hour-f®f-®|i»n*1 AOS P. m. — Adjournment. — a.r Marketing Methods Program. Dr. J. G. I tpiusii. Presiding. 10 JO a. m — Mew Yerirt Effort to Improve Marketing Conditions." Mr. J. J. ll.30w. sa, — "A Venture in Coepertlve F Marketing.". Prof. M. A. Blake. * L30 p. m.— "Direct Selling." Mr. D. V G. Mellor. 2.00 p. m.— Cooperation in Maine. O. „ i-uu p. — <_ooperauon in Maine. u

E Embree. 3J» p. m.— Bound table oouferenoe on HOW THIS MOTHER Got Strength To Do Her Work Fair Haven, Vt— "I was 00 nervous nnd run down that I could Dot do ay hooaaworir for my little family of three. I had doctored for Dsnriylwbh— swithootkdp. One day. I rend anosR Vinoi, and thanks to it, my he^th hss-bwe restored so I am doing ati an hi ssiwsrtr. once more. I aaa tettsg all my friends what Vino! has dsn* for ma. "-Mm. James H. Ed— .a - Vinoi is s debctaoa nod liver and iron ^ Jaasee M—,' Oy May,

I "Methods of Distribution,' led by Mr. J. J. Dillon. 1 Program for Boys and Girls, Wednes- ; e day, December 29th. ; B 2.00 p. m. — Inspection of College farm. 3 JO p. m. — "Orcharding" (illustrated). , Prof. M. A. Blake. 4.00 p. m. — "Swine." (illustrated). 1 f Prof. F. a Minkler. | [ Thursday, December 30th. . 9.00 a. m. — "The Farmer's Chance." I Prof. Alva Agee. . 9 JO a. m. — "Bachteria," (illustrated). Dr. J. 0. Lipman. j 10.00 to 12.00 — Livestock Judging ; Prof. F. C. Minkler, Prof. W. J. Carson, , V. G. Aubrey." ! 10.00 s- m.— Demonstration in the t Cooking of Vegetable*. Miss M. Anna t Hauser and Miss Fannie F. Coop.- -. j 1.00 p. m. — "Corn Culture." P-of. Frank App. ■ 1.30 p. m.— Demonstration in the * Cooking of Milk and Eggs, Miss M. In- f Hauser and Miss Fannie F. Cooper, j. 1 JO p. m.— Poultry (Illustrated). Prof. H. R. Lewis. 2.00 p. m. — "Dairying" (Illustrated). " W. J. Carson. ii GEORGE B. THRASHER.

County Superintendent of Farm Demonstration HOW FAR IS WEST CAPE MAY? Not so Far that the SUtemens of Ita Residents Cannot Be Verified Rather an interesting case has been developed in West Cape May. Being so near by, it is well worth publishing here. The statement is riaceri- — the proof convincing: Michael H. Holland, 138 Learning aveWest Cape May, N. J., says: 'Tor almost a year, I was afflicted with kidtrouble, brought on by a heavy cold. I had psias . in the small of my hack and at times was unable sleep well, getting up in the morning tired and unrefreshed. Whenever I etooped or broaght any strain on the muscles of' my book, -sharp pains darted throughout my body and I often felt miserable I was also' rtbjeet «b headaches and ditty spells; during which fij'y sight Warred Dean's Kidney PiBs gave prompt relief and' I eontinued takthem until completely cured. 1 hate had no trouble' ainee:" :n* ' Price «9c, at aU dealers Don't simply"' ask for a MdSey - remedy— get Down's Kidney PiUs— the same that Mr ' had. Fosfcfr-Milbutt Oe, Prtps., »■ * " ^ Read the Weekly Star and Wave. result! advertise in Star sad Wave ■»«Ml Weekly Star ami Wars. GREEN CREEK ■sSfaSl fodl fly {cknlwr A Merry ChristmAa and a happy and prosperous now Year to ye editor and staff and all readers of the Star and vJ. The smiling face of Mr. Lewis Bennett of Gape May City, is seen in our ueii 01 vupe may <_-ny, is seen m -

q village twice a week serving our peo- _ - pie with meats. 1 Rev. W. A E11U while carting wood ' Tuesday, his horse thought it time to knock off and started on the run for home. He broke down the gate in his 1 marathon exhibition. ' Mi ae Helen Schellenger is at home - from Glaaeboro for the holidays. Hugh Holmes end wife of Avnlon, and £ Herbert James and wife of Picrmont, 1 attended the fnneral of Mn. L. Crease I ■ Friday afternoon. t Our High School scholars attended an , entertainment at Oaurt House Friday spent Friday evening with Mrs. H. F. Daughcrty «£- Ommt I

i 1 House while Mr. Hickman attended j Hereford Lodge of Odd Fellows. Mrs EKiu Selovcr is with her daughter, Mrs. A. B. Dawson for the winter in Bridget*#." Joseph Rnwlett of New Y'ork Is spending the holidays with his aunt, Mrs. William Conover. Mrs. Lair of Ooean City, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Be vis, ; mas called home Sunday, her husband being sick. William S. Eldredge of Stone Harbor spent Monday with his family. Mrs. Frank Selover of Wilmington, is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Sadie j1 Eldredge. Mrs.'Lydia and Mrs. Gertie Loper, was ; -bopping at Court House Monday. Mr. Dan Loper who has been with. his brother Charles several months will spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Levi Birdsall at Port Eliarabeth. i Frank Hand and James S. Boyce are ^p the bay gunning for ducks this week, j Raymond Robinson sailed from New |Yoik Saturday for South Africa where i In- has accepted a lucrative position ; | working at liis profession in dentistry, j 'All wish him prosperity, j Capt. William Wilkie spent Sundav I w ijli his family here. Tlie many friends of Steclman Leeds ■ j made him a donation Monday. All re- 1 jtponded liberally. He is s-oiuiem-d to the house with old age and cancef. 1 Thomas Loper is putting the road in order from the corner of Dias Creek for the Freeholders to accept from Craig and Elmer, the contractors. The shortest days of winter is past. Aa -'the days begin to lengthen the cold ' begins to strengthen, is aqf old legend, ' but true. Misses Ethel, Elizabeth and Mary , Schellenger who are students at Carlisle, Pa., came home for the holidays. All are glad to see them. Herbert G. Crease of Hillsboro, 111., a Cape May boy, left here fiffteen years | ago for Kansas where he spent eight years, and then moved to Illinois where , he now lives. He is engaged in the smelting business. He married Miss Anna Cramer of Rio Grande after moving 1 to Kansas. She died leaving him with four children. He has since married and two of the oldest girls are married. He I irflt) remain two weeks. Mrs. Rae Springer is with her parents for the winter. She moved from Wildwood. Our people would appreciate a move ' that might be made by the moequito j commission to have the creek opened the bridge or road to the beach, and drain all that low, mosquito breedplace. This might be done and she property owners would no doubt contrito a fund lor that purpose. This would be as sensible as some of the many appropriations that are made even our county 'affairs. ' A poetoffice inspector called on post- . a pwewuiw lnspeeMir oinru on pwei-

m master Miller a short time ago and ) talked .over the matter of rural deliv- t in ery. Mr. Miller well voiced the senti- ' ■ memnte of our people that the present - system was giving perfect satisfaction, , Its aid should there be a move made on ' this line there would be a long string of • ®n names to petition against it. He ; nF though under the present conditions the be matter would rest as it is. School closed Friday for the holidays. • The boys and girls are glad. J ^ Mrs. l.ouisa Cresse, relict of the late . i-y David H. Cresse, died at the home of her ' ; ul daughter, Mrs. Joseph James, on • Wed- ; >le nesday morning, at two a. m. Mrs. j 1 B8 Cresse would have been 85 years old kg next Afril. When a young woman she j ; f. married David Cresse and has lived here ' ' dt all her married life. She left two sons - d- Herbert G., who lives in the west and Richard C , captain of Cold Spring life b- saving etation and Mrs. Jake James, wi£h whom the aged, parents lived them latter ffays.. f .5 et The funeral was held Friday after- p It. noon, services in the Methodist Church, ►r conducted by ths pastor, , Rev. W. A. Ellis, interment in the -Bdjoining «eme- - tery Mrs. Cresse w«4 a kind mother ap4 a good mflghboi and will be missed " " by- hsa «||Ay. iri»dr- who ssouru. her, losa u Her sbn Herbert G. Cresse, who has been In the west for the past fifteen yews, came on s^popn as he was notified of hsr sickness. On his arrival he J *" found his mother , had been buried the g ^ j-y itst't- ..... •? 1(J Daniel Miller of West Cape May has T accepted the agency for Overland cars, and will be pleased to explain the j details of the car and rive demorlstrai- tions to Interested parties.

. Professional J. SPICEB LEAAUNG COUNSBLOR-'AT-La W Solicitor. Master aud Examiner in Chaaeery . Office: Hughes and Franklin Sis., < Cape May, New Jersey. samuel f. eldredge ATTORNEY-AT-LAW National Bank Build:-..-Washington and Decatur Sts . Cape May, New Jersey J NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master in Chancery. Keystone Phone 35A. HENRY II. ELDREDGE 1 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor in Chancery for New r Jersey Member of Pennsylvania Bar. 1 Cape May, New Jeisey. | JAMES M. E. HILDRETH COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Solicitor. Master and Examiner in Chancery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May New Jersey. Phone 89A. LEWIS T. STEVENS Counsellor-at-Law s Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commissioner Notary Public ^ 618 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. ' MORGAN HAND, JR. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Cape May Court House, N. J. Bell Phone 5. 819 Wesley avenue, Ocean City, N. J. j( Bell Phone 56X. J DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTI8T 1120 Ohestant Street

Philadelphia, Pa. (One door above Keith's Theatre) Filling a specialty^— from one dollar f ap. Bridge worlt. five dollars a tooth. * My special plates never rock. No one has this method ~hul myself. Will allow -yog carfare when you order th« Bell PhOne— Walnut lttt. £ | Don't Frown I You do this because | _ inigjSql eyes an<l Pve >-ou [ a of B'asses that will smooth 1 C. A. LONCSTRETH j Specialist in Eye TeeUeg | 222 Market Stroet, Phltsdelphia CAPE MAY OPTICAL = ''•H Washington Street * Cape May, N J. EVERYTHING FOR THE JJYE. LENSES SPBC3AI.TY rvt-- >1 - Kdyfto^e 'Phone 44D Ware's Drug Shop tTHTRExXirXTORET Patent* Madteimm- Drug j ScadMas. Toilet Goods- -at- Lsyest Prices; Ask to the Blu3 Uae ^ibber Goodj, 2 year ar.d HuyJeriCaadiea; AH Writing Paper and Holiday Goods reduced as Washington "and .Decatnr Street, Decatur and Wsahlagtns -Streets = ChFsiMayw.u.

ICAPE MAY COAL S ICE CO. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ' - Best quality Coal as all times. Careful | preparation. Guaranteed weight. rr - Pure Ice. manufactured from distilled water. Prompt and j— fa— see rice. K Main Office--512 WASHINGTON STREET v . READING COAL YARDS and Tard^i*ERRY AND JACKSOffSTREETS THOMAS S* STEVENS. Mlwi nmiK Tekflw ' , ; ■ - I. . Muwcer I hnt»« ' ' -Oil OgU • ' -oK

K.r.tooe Phoo. 673D AUttTQJtmi CAFE AND BUFFET F ils,i« JACKSON sr. " trade fioliritedL Orders by phone promptly attehdedto an ddelirered all the Tear JOHN J. McCANN Wm. F. Brown PLUMBING. STEAM and GAS FITTING Jobbing A Specialty. 41 7 Washington Street Furnished CAPE MAY Keystone Telephone 126 A % ^ 1C_. — : aoPSBor.ii s mro XXKB ZS — ■ i ''wf? and Is apt to be attended with nn^aas1 ■ sS^I I *nl c'reuniBUnoes. repoclally wbsa tbs I*' ■i.'.l Will removal of furniture a^dplctnree bftngs l|f*^ IE nT , 1 » "'the^boat u' T°ar W*U p8(wn- n ' ing^dons, nnd tpo il malUd l> w; X. S"DPl" °f *ny deecrijitlon. HtT work I *1® WASHINGTON 8TREOT Shoes! Shoes! NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PHILADELPHIA PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER Which Will Be Bold at Prices to Defy Competition. Having had many years' experience in the business, I only a* an opportunity to convince my customers that I can sell them at the lowest possible prices. Pleaae examine my stock before buving'ehevhere. ELDRIDGE JOHNSON 318 Washington Street

W. B. SMITH & W BROADWAY WEST G«E MAY "GROCERIES AND, PROVISIONS Meats. Fruits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Keystone Phone 161 M M. H. WARE 616 Washington Street HARDWARE HOUSEFURNISHINGS BLUE AND "WHITE AND GRAY ENAMELWARE "• FISHNG TACKLE Established 1878 Keystone 114X LI wood L. Chambers Jere E. Chambers Charcibers Bros. *- '*■ y • - • > Freah FiaK^ Oyaters, Clama "and Crab Meat, 322 MANSION STREET CArii MXt. N. J Auto Delivery Phone 228D v Bell Phone 17W

FRANK ENTRIKEN & SONS Central Garage AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOE •RAPID WORK. CAES "STORED. OAB8 HIRED DAT OR N73HT. ALL KINDS OF AUTO STTPPTXieH AGENTS FOR THE FAIRBANES-MOR SB OAS AND OIL ENGINES. KEYSTONE Z-90A QEIX is-A HENRY REEVED Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gaa Fitting. Irrigaton Plants installed. Keystone 177Y 116 PeartSL, Wert Cape May -«»■ c . 'tC-'lTTd -t -Tr-._ HlAVT