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t SBlGUTE CHILD TUi. ataxic By (to Ytol J^s5£fc3PS3» sjftinssjsra:.! and the remits were marvelous, her ssssssfi£i!Ss^iss^ in town. Mothers of delicate children should trrVujol"— Mt».Go«DON Jesslt , Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, a constitutional rem- ; edy Which creates an appetite, aids di creation and makes pure healthy blood. , Ah children lore to take it James Mesray, Druggist, Oape May, New (JarewX WEST CAPE MAY x, — — • Miss Abbte Carpenter is spending the holidays with her parents in Delaware Mrs. A G. Stevens and little daugh ter Vesta, were Philadelphia shoppers last work. Mrs. Wa P. Lloyd has returned after spending a week in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ralph Cummings and little daughter at New York, are spending some time with Mr and Mrs. Joseph Whestos. Mrs. Lizzie Hewitt and Miss Irene Hewitt of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. .Stella Johnson. Miss Irene Stanton and Mary Stanton aTe spending Christinas in Philadelphia. Mrs. C. B. Perkins was a Philadelphia shopper this week. Mrs Clement Kewkirk and daughter, Alberta, spent Saturday in Philadelphia Mrs. (Maries M. Hughes has returned home after speending a week at Penas Mrs. AHaa (ireen of Philadelphia, is e pending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poulson. J, HARVEY BENNETT DEAD. J. Harvey Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Bennett, of this city, died at his parents home on Washington Street, on Saturday morning, after a short illnens with plural pneumonia. The funeral occurred Wednesday under the direction of H, S. Rutherford. Mr. Bennett leaves a widow, who was Miss Rebecca Cassedy, sister to foqpqy' Mayor CMsedy, and one eon. ,-*■» Anothpr of our young mea" who entered upon his career in a very promising manner, has passed away msd tfie community has been saddened again at the sudden closing of tile life of another of a group, of young men who were the very flower of our rising generation. We recall vary vividly, Harvey Bennett as a school boy, as a college student, and Anally as a civil engineer. He was one of the brightest of our school boys; he was awcoeMful as a college student, and he showed ability fcs an engineer. Ambitious, cheerful, optimistic, he greeted the worhi- srith a smile and won the hearts of ineh by his generosity of spirit and by his friendly attitude. The com munity sorrows with the afflicted family and extends its earnest sympathy and the Star and Wave has always felt toward Harvey as though he were of its group.' It is related that he said just before the end, "1 have given myself to the Lord, and will do his work when I have recovered." Probably his last words, according to our informant, were "The Loci Is here with me." In the face of such manifestations of the will of the Creator of all things, which we cannot always understand, we ran say only, "Thy will be done." CAPS MAT COUNTY BOYS ^ — WIN HONORS. f|From the Ocean City Sentinel) Thorn was great rejoicing Jn the Ocean Oity High School Monday morning, when Supt. James M. Stevens made the aanounoengeat at the assembly. Mr. Stomas told his pupils that it is a fact that every time that any of the Ocean City High School boys go into s contest tbev arc always winners. That Qeran City did not carry off the three 'hgnars was doubtless due to fbe fact tfeab there were only two boy* entered. . J. Lwea (J off, is a son of R. L. Goff, and John Marts, Jr., is a son of John Marts, Bx-Oity Commissioner Both boys are seniors in the Ocean Citv High School. AUTOMOBILES Before buying see the new five pas '"6 •— ™ t — I r' I n

senger Midi touring ear, fully equipped with Gray and Lis vis electric lighting and ■tarter U an up to date ear ia every detail, has perfectly safe transmission for lady to drive, has full eliptioal springs hack ant, front, and good spring upholstered cushions. Price WOO. JOS. S. STTTES, agent Cape May City, N. J. Keystone Phone l34-b> Children Cry FOS FLETCHER'S C ASTORIA ' , i Practical Christmas gifts can i>« , selected from . Jesse Brown's large Novelty Stock. ll» end 111 Jackson Street, Cape. May, N. J, 'Tor Rent" cards carried ia stock >• each. All kinds of sign cards mad- . Order. Star and Wave Stationery IV jwrt nv-nt. TH pmtTDKWTiaX HIBX. When The Prudential Insurance Company began Its famous series of Prudenetlat (Mrt calendars several years ago. It perhaps did not realise the task It was netting hp Itself. If it did not Insist upon advancing the standard of beauty year ay year. It* work would te easy. But 11 dose Insist, and that la why the 1H< Prudential Oirl U the most beautiful of her family. A dereally wouldn't do the aaleadar justice And gna eon aee it tar yauraelf. because The Pi eflintlsl aanonnoee that It will send a eepg W aU who address a peatsard. aaWag flea It. Se the Haass (Mm. Bowart, & A

DEBTS ICE C REAJL Frederick Deer a few years age eamc to Oape May with the idea that he could make ice cream. He hae since convinced his patrons that he can make -Good lee -Cream." This is how he docs it. Bret be learned the secret, after which he bought the best materials poMible. So particular is Derr that most of the fruit flavorings are made in his kitchens during their season. The result is, when you aak for strawberry ice cream you are satisfied that you have been served with what you asked for. The best of cream frozen with the purest froite. The fact Derr's have no manufacturi ing competitors here does not in the least deteriorate the quality of their , product. IN MEMORIAM. SMITH — In loving memory of my dear mother, Hattie D. Smith, who passed . away December 25th, 1910, joet five years ago. "Memory is the only wound i That time cannot heal." 825— 12-25- It Mary. IN MEMORIAM. JOHNSTON— In sad, but loving remembrance of our dear husband and ' father, AlbJK A. Johnston, who leparted this life December 31, 190 .6 ' §26 — 12-25 -t Wife aad Daughter ( Santa Clauae Headquarters will sooa ' he ready for the boys and girls of all i agea at Emma Stites, with a full line of 4t kinds of toys, books and bamea T77— 11-tt-dt Perry St Theatre Management of J. P. COX H ' 9^8 3 U t .O.A, W»«> FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO 1 Monday, Dec 27th: I Bif Feature Production Changed Nightly J- 300ARTKlES-300lUIISntfinOHS II "EEP informed of the World's Progress in A Bcgiaeerittg. Mechanics and InvoUKxi. For ...... — " ^ ■ — ... ... Csa MwrMIt | ' i jj If

armetioee lee ike Meeaeale,<bessr sad ■pertewsa. popular* ereicM Trnic i~ma*az\ w « Christmas Gifts SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN AND RENEWED FOR LADIES' HOME JOUR • NAL. SATURDAY EVENING POST, j AND COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. UAURENCE H. ELDREDGE, 678 Washington Street, Oape May. K. J. HURRAH ! For Santa Claus ; HE WILL BE AT LAURA M. BROWN'S EVERT .WEDNESDAY AND SATTTR- ; DAT AFTERNOON FROM TWO TO I EIGHT P. M. BRING THE CHILDREN ' TO SHE HIM. '• EVERYBODY WELCOME at ! Laura M. Brown's 417 Waduagtw Sttaat I I ■ \

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NOW IS THE TIME You should have your Tin Roofs looked over, also the Spouting and Gutters. Prompt attention to them now will save you money. DROP A POSTAL OR CALL CHAS, A. SWAIN JS5-7 JACKSON ST. CAPE MAY, N. J. Distinctive Apparel Q I have specialised for years in producing Tailored Ladies1 Garments that are distinctive and refined. Q 1 desire an opportunity to demonstrate what can be doo* witi» correct modeling and scientific cutting, te bring out the distinctive lines of a garment. Q The latest and most correct fashions are at your command; choicest assortment of fabrios await your selection; and my prices srill please yon. q Orders placed now, before I am too busy, will receive jnore than usual attention, q Your early visit is cordially invited. GYS RIEF LADIES' AND MEN'S TAILOR 424 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J ! Keystooe Phone 190D -aj j ..LL-Ul | ^ DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY WW# At Lowest Cash Price* FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY BXPAXHML THIRTY-HVE YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH LEADING NEW YORK AM PHILADELPHIA HOUSES. A A. M1NNER K""—' **•« " D HI TTnHaln HiiH te. lu. Li. 631— l. lfl-Y WITH CAT* MAT OPTWAL l An Overland FOR A Christmas (5ift q The on? 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. KS5* PWCES. $5»4. $615. $725. $750 AND UP P. O. Box 71 DANIEL MILLER j 108 6th Avenue West Cape May announcement a HAVING resigned my position as foreman and estimator for Charles A. Swain, I 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 a portion of your patronage. M. H. COBBIN 31 1 BROADWAY WEST C.APE MAY j