VIRGINIA GiRL Sained 15 Pounds By Taking Vinol Norfolk. Va.— "I suffered from nervousness, tad do appetite and waavery thin. Nothing I took seemed to help me ontD one daya friend told me aboutvinol. 1 have now taken six bottlea and have gained fifteen pounds: have a goodapomwtan^dng. attik Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil. a constitutional remedy which creates un appetite, aids digestion makes pore healthy blood. Try it MJhSLtr" Meerayv Druggist, Chpe May, Wtv Jersey. i

WEST CAPE MAY Mrs. Samuel Bishop of Eldora is visiting her d» ughter Mrs. Frank K. Hughes. Mrs. George 8. A. Wright has returned after spending ten days in Philadelphia. Mrs. Edward Hughes entertained company over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell and little idaugbter, Eva. of Philadelphia, spent Bun day with Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers. Mrs. E. G. Stanton and Mary Stanton are spending some time in Ocean City, N. J. Miss Dorothy Hand has left for Camden, N. J., from there she will accompany Dr. and Mrs. Reu Hand to Washington, D. d. jn their automobile. Frank Reeves of Manahawkin, spent s few days with his parents, recently. We are glad to note that Mrs. Harry Fisher is better at this writing. W. G. Blattner is spending a few days at Philadelphia, and Pitman Grove Mrs. Henry Reeves, of Erma spent Tuesday .with Mrs Sherwood Hand. Miss Bertha Rocap is spending over Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pier'"sati. £Ar— — — ' The Ladies' Sewing Circle held a so- . rial on Tuesday evening. The Sewing j Circle deserves great credit for the good . that they did in the Borough during the winter. E Edward Perkins and family of Ocean £ City, N. J., are spending the summer here. Mrs. Ralph Cummings and little daughter, Dorothy, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Oumraings. Miss Jennie Donnelly spent one day last-^ieek in Philadelphia. J. L Detwilcr spent over Sunday with his family. Garner Bishop spent over Sunday home. Orion Reeves, of Easton, Pa., is home for the Easter vacation George Chester is on the sick list. Mrs. Annie W. Hughes is spending some time in Millville. Mrs. Rena Peterson is visiting Port Norris. K. J., «nd other places. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Weeks are entertaining company. j' Miss Edith Homan entertained the , 'Alpha class on Monday evening last. Mrs. Morris Pancoast of Millville, N. i J., is viaiting*her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nichols. Mrs. Edward I,. Fell of Haddonfield, has returned after spending over Sunday Mrs. Chailes B. Perkins was a Philadelphia shopper on Tuesday. The T. J. B. Club met at the home . Of Miss Anus Meyer on Saturday even- ' ing, last. Seo WenUell for Porch Furniture. j<

COLD SPRING "" Mrs. Courtlandt Dickinson spente Thursday at the home of her parenta, I Mr. and Mrs. William bailey. ® Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris Bate and chilli dren, of Pbiladelphis, called on Mr. and Mrs. L. E.- Hughes, Sabbath afterD noon. y Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Eldredge are once J more ensconced in their cocy. cottage f, Mr. and Mrs. J. Snyder was calling on relatives Sunday. r Mr. and Mrs. W. Re* have moved from the Snyder cottage to the Farmstead J house. > A unanimous call has been extended to Rev. L. C. Wainwright of Msuch i- Chunk, Pa., to fill the pulpit of the Old s. Brick Presbyterian Church. This action i- was taken at s. congregational meeting i- held in the chapel, Wednesday, April 12. iMr. Albert Matthews had a new wsU . driven at his Fishing Creek farm house Monday. e Mr. E. J. Hitchner has returned from t a pleasant visit among friends at Elmer I. and Bridge ton. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes called on a Mrs. Julia Matthews the first of the week. Mr. J. C. Muncey and son have opened . a general store at the old J. C. Eldredge . stand (corner of Main and Town Bank roads). It is generally welcomed as i this convenient old store has been sadly missed during the time of Its closing. j We wish it success in every particular and hope it may be liberally patronized. t He funeral of Mr. J. H. Thomas a . life long resident here, occurred Monday t 17th inst. Mr. Thomas was greatly respected in this community and will be r missed. Much sympathy is extended to j . the devoted wife who through a long ( ' period gaye him. every care. Also to the ( . bereaved son, and other relatives, j J Mrs. Ida Tozer has returned to Cold 1 1 Spring, after having kept house for 1 , . Charles Howard for several months. . Edward Queen has moved to Cold . , Spring after having been a resident here r for many years. Messrs. diaries Mat- ^ thews and Charles Howard assisted in , the moving. 1 a Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children For Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teeth- 1 , ing Disorders, move and regulate the * Bowels and are a pleasant remedy forf * Worms. Used by Mothers for 28 years. 1 They never fail. At all druggists, 25c. h , Sample free. Address. Mother Gray Co., n LcRov, N. Y. n . F , CAPE MAY COUNTY DISTRICT « SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF " CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. 1 ! Office 214 Ocean Street, Cape May, N. J. n SAMUEL F. WARE, President. e |J. M. E. HILDRETH, First Vice-Presi- " . ! dent and Secretary. F q ] See Wentzell for Porch Furniture.

[?]

Children Cry J FOR FLETCHER'S C A STO R I A « THE POMONA GRANGE it The Spring meeting of the Cape May ir Pomona or County Grange, to be held ei with tile Stone Harbor Grange next A Wednesday, has the promise of the presence of «'-n«tnr George *.V. F. Gaunt, M.i.ter of the Stat" Grange and to asj uist iu the exemplification the work and I / °

the conferring of the Degree. Senator Gaunt's party will include Gaunt 'and Henry Lippincott and wife of Marlton. A large representation other South Jersey Pomonas is expected as the degree is rarely worked out in full form, those taking It preparatory to the Sixth or State Degree being usually obligated, the paraphernalia being expensive and the full form requiring more room than most Grange halls have to offer, or can secure ; and which, but for the courtesy of the local Yacht Club would not have been obtainable in Stone Harbor. Except in the open meeting for the of Entertainment provided by the Lecturer, A. D..T. Howell, and with which the evening will dose, the Pomona session will be closed to all who not taken the Fifth Degree and are cot candidates for it. The business meeting of the Pomona will open at 2' if. in the borough hall. At this the applications for admission will be passed upon. All who have taken the Fourth Degree are eligible, and the application must come through the secretary pf each one's subordinate grange, The fee is one dollar; the annual dues 50 cents. this session will be the banquet. The evening or degree session will be in the Yacht Club's building and ad- i mission will be limited to Fifth degree « members and candidates therefor, and will begin at about 7.30 p. m. and will end with the "feast of fruits." The open session following next has, is said, »n interesting program, and which Stone Harbor will be represented by Mrs. Sanderson, Mabel Larsen, Alice Harris and Patience Richter. A. 0. U. W. DIFFICULTIES On application of Wilson and Carr, of Camden, acting for Daniel H. Gomersall, an order was issued by- Judge John Rellstab, in the United States Court recently directing the New Jersey Grand I-odge of the Ancient Order -of United Workmen to show cause before him on Monday, May 1. why a receiver should not be appointed to take charge of all of the lodge's property, and why an injunction should not be issued restraining the grand lodge from putting into effect. « new schedule of assessments and benefit*. This action is the outcome of a bill filed bv Daniel If. Gomersall. of the state of Washington, acting ror members and creditors of the New Jersey grand lodge, who have joined him in the suit and who will contribute to the expenses of the litigation. Gomersall became a member of the order in 1882. at which time he was awarded a certificate purporting to give him the right to designate a beneficiary to receive $2000 insurance. Since that time the assessments have increased until Gomersall is required to pay $4.80 a month. A short time ago Gomersall reeeived a notice that on May 1 the dues will be increased from $4.80 to $26.20 a- month. If he elects not to pay this increase of 460 per cent in dues each month, he can continue to pay his monthly assessment of $4.80, but under the penalty that the benefits to be paid upon his death will be reduced from $2000 to $366. During the last three years a number of members have endeavored to have steps taken to liquidate, but the majority of the Grand Lodge has opposed the movement. It looks now as though this step should have been taken.

I TIN ROOFS AND SPOUTING R Require attention all the year. I If yours is nearly gone ask for I an estimate now. i I ....

A leak in your tin roof will cause more damage than the cause of a new roof. Think it | over and then send for a reliable 1 tinner to quote you a price on a first class job.

JESSE BROWN - .110 and 112 Jackson St. Cape May, N. J.

SPECIAL ; Friday - - Saturday SPRING HATS AND DRESS GOODS 1 r ; JUST IJf. at Laura M. Brown's 417 Washington Street L. iNGERSOLL UNDERWRITERS REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN STORAGE BATTERIES AND ELECTRIC CARS REPAIRED AND RECHARGED. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS House Wiring, Niekleplating • "ridiring. Offiee: 306 Deoatnr Street _ KISSEL FAR (Every Inch A Oar) TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS SEND FOR LITERATURE Henry Reevea, Agent. Weat Cape May, S t NO TRESPASSING SIGNS new oa sale at the Star and Ware Offloe, at 60 Advertise in the Star and Wava

Have been on the Market fer 45 yeere Nothing bet the beet of Materials and Werfttneeeirip ' enter Into the coosfructtoa of then. . * Prices range front $3.00 to $14.00 Buy a Good Reliable Guaranteed LAWN MOWER while you are about it Fall stock of Garden Hose, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, aise Sprinkling Pot*. GARDEN HOSE frem 10c te 18c per foot, guaranteed. Hose Reels and Nozzles. CHAS. A. SWAIN r 345-7 JACKSON ST. CAPE HAT, A J. 9' =_=_=====_====_=__=___=___==^^

EASTER MILLINERY A LARGE ASSORTMENT of TB 1MMED HATS for the EASTER RUSH. Everyone the lateat in style and colore; you will do well to look over the collection. All different, some beautiful «• with flowers, others very stylish in tailored effects, both large and small. A lot of pretty hats for the children at reasonable prices. Sport hats in a variety of styles. LOTTIE R. HILLMAN 220 Perry Street, Cape May. Facial requiraments a study. Out Tuesdays. DERR'S ICE CREAM 1 Attention to Family Trade. Orders Promptly Delivered Factory, 314 Mansion St Dining Room, 313 TABU D'HOTE DTJFHBEK A SPECIALTY Ee, stone Phone ssA

i i I CAUTION ! | £ K £ § If you write letters, buy your paper ^ jjjjji now. The price of all papers is rapid- £ ly advancing, and good paper is exceeding the speed limit. U £ . £ S: We will accept orders for future S « j .- ... 5 delivery at to-day s prices. % ' | % STAR & WAVE K ^ STATIONERY DEPT. j| £ , 2