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mmKsmt ft»«)llTOlnanW«» < Sown. 1 could net eat or atop and «m S Zwmk I «®M > p«^ hea «1 •boot Vinol and jot me to feyit. Nov Iknvo » food appetlta, ■top aouadl j and am weD and strong. « J*5d VtooT^ifr^IXW0 KX*£- [ Vinol U • deliooua cod liver and iron tonic, without oil. whkhw. « to create a healthy appeti to,aid<figea- t tiro and mtke pore healthy blood. ,, James Meeray. Drnggiat, Cap* May, , Mew Jersey. , " nriTH OF C I. BAXTER. Be wu State 8apariaUn4aat #f School* " Sixteen Year*. Hob. d A. Baxter, formerly 8Ute ( Superinteedent of PubHe Iwtrurtioii, died oa Wednesday at Wilton, Maine, «Jk re He baa made to ho** *>■« paat l«i ytoiy. .Mr. B*tm* i> wr- , Tired by a wife and two daughter*. The deceased waa widely known by ' reason of Ua kmg connection with eduoational aaattera in this aUte. He waa ■ vetera* of Ue Civil War in which he aarrad three yean. At the cloae of the war he engaged in aohool teaching, hav- ( lag a school at Franklin Furnace, N. J. It waa while he fiHed this -position that , he met his wife-to-be, who waa also a . ecbool teacher. For several yaara they . instructed in the came institution. Later he became County Superintendent of tte Morris County School*. When 9ohn W. Griggs became Governor he appointed Mr. Barter aa State Superintendent of Schools, a position which he held for the following sixteen yean. He waa legislated out of office when the Democrats got possession of the State government in the administration of Governor Wilson The Department of Public Instruction was then created and the present Commissioner of Education, Calvin N. Kendall, waa called to this state to take charge. Mr. Baxter was very well known and highly esteemed in this county. THE MAN ABOUT TOWN The Parcel Post Social given by Emma StHea' cfaas in the bssmitot of the Presbyterian Church, on Friday evening, wu n •»«*»•« and a neat sum was realbed from the sale of the packages. Morris Brook has been entertaining a number of his Philadelphia friends at the Bear Swamp. An enjoyable time wu passed by all, and tbe announcement waa, would like to come again. Mia* Alice - Dentoot had a gathering «o! her friends on Tuesday evening at "her Broadway cottage. A surprise wu •given wbeti an announcement of her engagement was given out Mr. ZiUtnger, of the Marion Cafe on D^atuT 8treet, has closed, and will pas* 'a. abort time in Philadelphia. : "There Is a movement among our well thinkti^ citizens to try and arrange for * a convention hall for the coming sea son of 1916 Have yen seen all the Christmas trees that have been decorated 1 ^onif of them are worthy of note, as great pains has been displayed in arranging them.

Mis*. Foley, one of our former high 1 school teacher*, is Waiting Mrs. Robert Denny, at her New Jersey Avenue eottase during . tin holidays. The singers on Christmas morning aroifred a great many sleepers. They made the tows merry and were invited I in to take pot lunch by the President of the Hoard of Education. Mias Sarah Marey, one of tl.e High . School teachers, i» passing her vara- ] tion at - Washington. D. C. Mrs. Edward Opes* of Jackson Str-et entertained several of her lady friends in Monday , evening. , • SURPRISE PARTY. • A surprise .party was given by Mr. and Mrs. ..George Gumming* on Monday evening for their son Edwin A Very pleasant evening wu spent. Game* were ptofed and refreshments were I P served. TKo*«- present were {Catherine Eldredge, " Bertha Eldredge. Harriet Me- _ era y , Marion. Heches, Dorothy Camming*, Mary Eldredge, Esther Eldredgs, Foster Eldredge. George Philips, Gregory. ^ Ogden, Virgil Marcy. Georg.- Cumcnings. dr.. Harry lemmon, Edwin Gumming*. ^ AUTOMOBILES > Before buying sec the new five pas ' •eager Metx touring ear, ful'v equipped with Gray and Davis shetriq lighting and starter is an up to date car in evarj detail, ha* perfectly safe transmission for lady to drive, has full ellptioal . springs back and front, and good spring upholstered cushions. Plica WOO. JOS. & 8TITRS. Agent Oape Ma/. C*ty, N. J. v Keystone Phone 1J4-M. OhUdgenjOry CASTORIA ; -For Hsaf sards carried in rtoek fc Wi AO klnda of sign suds made to order. Star ami Wave Stettanery Ds- »•«— *■ Bead the Weekly Star and Wave.

D. B- Piemen. one of our esteemed having apeat last winter in Manrioetown hutching with A L. Nichols, is again employed at the same work this winter and reports a* being well pleased -with the winter's work so Mr. Nichols and himself have killed, dressed, tryed )ard and delivered eleven foe of pork in the bit weeks. Mr. Nichols hse an up-to-date butchV shop in which to do the work. A. V. P. Gummed Labels in fancy cut out designs, or color* at very low prices A postal will bring full information. Star and Wave Publishing Company, Cape May, N. J. Advertise your wants In 'As Cape toy Star and Wava. CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY. WIIDWOOD AND OAPE MAY MBS. F. N. BECK, AGENT. OOR. OCEAN AND HUGHES STREETS EXCELLENT WORK. CLOTHES CAREFULLY TTAWnr.Ttn a TRIAL CONVINCE YOU. Perry St Theatre Htaafsmsnt of J. P COX "HOW DID YOU GET INTO MY ROOM!" Cries die frightened persecuted Actress when Jake, by bribing the maid, slips into her room to await her coming. Just one of tbe many tense faemntmg scenes in The Woman Next Door FEATURING IRENE FENWICK Monday, Jan. 3rd BEPREMiED I ! ,

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