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OVERWORKED MOTHER ; Finds Health la Oar Vinol •, Collinsville, III.— '' I suffered from h d acrrooa break-down and terrible head- . aebes. and wis tired all over, totally worn oat and discouraged bat as I had o decided to try it, and within two weeks I noticed a decided improvement, and now I am a well woman."— Mrs. Aha \ Vtc guarantee Vjnol, our delicious cod ° liver and iron tonic, to strengthen and 1 bn>M OP weak, run-down, overworked Jasaes Mecray, Druggist, Oape May, r Hew Jmry * NEWS AND COMMENT ; (Don turned from first page.) <r Gold Spring Grange. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy themselves. al ci Mia# Emms C. Chrpenter of New York

will open a millinery shop at 629 Lafayette street. A large line of dry goods and notions will also be offered at New York prices. Norman Grey, one of the prominent members of the summer Colony and a rejal estate owner of this resort, is numbered among the liberal contributors to $e Steamboat Co. ' ^.Activity around Schellenger'g Landing deno^.an early Spring business. Boats are being overhauled and repainted and boat houses are being renovated and put I ' ' in shape for the Summer. The yacht dub ' ' is also receiving attention at the hands of the carpenters and painters in antici pation of the' early arrival of a number 1 of its members. ' 1 « Work on the new Baptist edifice is J progressing rapidly and by the time the , summeT cottage colony arrives it will probably be ready to hold services in, 1 and the old house of wonhjp st th'e cor- ' ner of Franklin and Lafayette, will be 8 - disposed of. '

The harbor jg dotted here and there on pleasant days with lone fishermen who are anxious to catch the first weakfish that comes in the inlet. Already there has been small catches of flounders, seataug, eels, etc. A number of the mackerel fleet are in the harbor and are anticipating large catches as soon as the weather conditions become more favorable. The Easter lilies and other plants which adorned the Baptist Church on Sunday were distributed among the "shut-ins" on Monday by the pastor. Arbutus parties are popular with the younger set and many bunche« of this beautiful, delicate flower are gathered in the nearby woods. The pretty new home of Conductor Harry Lemmon on Washington street is nearing completion and will be readv for occupancy in a short time. Conductor Fred Tompkin* of the Bead - ing is utjlUing a portion of his property on Washington street for farm gard-n-Ing. Mr. Tumpkins has had • varied experience in this line and will doubtlesbe suooeesful with this undertaking. r

The residence of Samuel R. Stites has been beautified by a coat of paint, the work being done by his eon, Charles who is an artist of some merit. Commissioner Joseph H. Hanes is putting the new stand pipe in position at the sewer disposal plant and other wise improving the property. The launch. R. J. Creswell, Capt. Smith, took an Easter party to Two Mile Beach on Monday and a most de- . lightful time was enjoyed by the voung- I ster,. Mr. Geo.- Hiekey, who has been passing the winter months in Ardmore, Pa., was an early jn the week visitor. Mrs. E. Carter McKnight, of No. 741) Washington street, is giving a vacation to one of her circle of boys, and has been doing this good work for years. It is 17 years since she has been an associate member of the 'Shut In" society and has been very kind to quite a number of the aick. She has an attendant, Geo. Cooper, for Carl Freeman and Mrs. McKnight loves to aire for the sick in her society and has been devoted to her work in a great many ways for 17 years. The harbor and thoroughfares are literally paved with clams in many places. Josie Hand, with a thirty-foot channel rake, eaught 1950 in three day* last week. He said they were bedded ao doee together that it was difficult to get the rake through them. This number was caught in a space not more than twenty yards square. This is only one

aa there are a number of others who are in the same business and doing well Clams are retailing at one dollar a hundred or a cent apleee. It has not been ao long ago that we paid only 35 cents for a hundred. OPREA HOUSE PROGRAM Monday, May 1st, Triangle presents Lucas in "Acquitted." Triangle eomedv, "His Hereafter," . in 3 acts, featuring Charles Murry. Tuesday, May 2, Triangle presents Orrin Johnson in "D. Artagnan." Triangle comedy, "'Fido's Fate," with all star cast. Wednesday, May 3, V. L. S. E. presents **The College Widow," featuring Ethel Clayton and Geo. Spencer. Thursday, May 4th, Carol McComms and Richard Tucker in "When love is KingFriday, May 5th, Emily Stevens in or the S09I of a Woman." Saturday, May 6th, Hamilton Revelle and Lois Meredith in "An Enemy to So-

UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL The "Peace at any Price" man just t now is very close to treason, for he is t certainly giving "aid and oomfort" to the country's enemies. The great piffle ( statesman Bryan is apt to place himself in a very uncomfortable position if lie keeps up his antagonism to the goveminent and to preparedness much longI er. We are in one of those crisisea right now when a patriot -supports the government without regard to politics or idiosyncraciea. It is a . question of < ! the United States against any nation which invades its rights or insults its dignity and a- time to recall the oM g$.:- - triotic proverb "United Ve stand, divided we fall."- When , the nation becomes fully awakened and prepared there will be no diffiejilty" about handling its foes. man or mar- who. still oppose preparedness in the face of the evident dan- * surrounging us will be inevitably suspected of leanings toward the nation's foes.

— 1 1 | 5 TIN ROOFS : AND SPOUTING | Require attention all the year. If yours is nearly gone ask for ^ an estimate now. A leak in your tin roof will cause more damage than the - I cause of a new" roof. Think it . I over and then send for a reliable I tinner to quote you a price on I a first class job. - JESSE BROWN fj 110 and 112 Jackton St. Cape Map, N. J.

' " ' * Children Cry - .»« FLETCHER'S . CASTOR! A Stationery -for ProfmaSoiian Ifen at pecial low prices until May lit. Star and Ware Stationery Department. See Weetsell for Porch Furniture. ir

Hnnouncement SPRING REDUCTION — T here is no need of being poorly dressed 3 this spring, as we have reduced our Custom Made Work to department " store prices, 115.00 to 135.00 per su'.t. CHARLES SCHERER, Decatur Street, near Washington, Cape May, N. J. Double Yellow Trading Stamps until noon on Saturday. Belding's Guaranteed Yard W do Silks and Satins. DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS At Popalar Prices THE NEW STORE 503«rSt A. D. NALE Keystone Phone 149 M Here is a Beauty BELL, MODEL 16, TOURING CAR Price $775 and as fine as any $1000 car on the market. Better in appearance than most cars at double the price All working parts easy at access to the driver at all timet! SPECIAL FEATURES Ixrta of room in body, unobstructed 21 inch doors, 112 inch wheel base, 22 miles to the gallon, good leather upholstering and other features found on the $2600 cars. For demonstration and all other ' information apply to FRANK ENTRKEN & SONS CENTRAL GARAGE, CAPE MAY, N. J.

lt SEE CIRCULARS GREAT BARGAINS at Laura M. Brown's 417 Washington Street L. INGERSOLL UNDERWRITERS REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN STORAGE BATTERIE8 AND ELBC FRIC CARS REPAIRED AND RECHARGED. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS House Wiring, NTskleptatiag ■ — i Oxidizing. Office: 90S Decatur Street «■ KISfcKL TAX (Every Inch A Car) . TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS SEND FOR LITERATURE . Hamy Reeves, Igmt. | Warn Cage May. fc. ,. NO TRESPASSING SIGNS new on ask at the Star and Ware Office, a * <S cents per deaaa. Advertise in the Star and Ware

GOLDWELL LAWN MOWERS Have been on tbe Market far 45 years. Nothing bat Mm best of Mstsoisb and Workmanship enter into the construction of thens. Prices range from $3.00 to $14.00 Buy a Good Reliable Guaranteed LAWN MOWER while you are about it Foil clock of Gordon Hooo, Rake., Spado* SkoroU, .loo Sprinkling Pot.. GARDEN HOSE from 10c to 18c per foot, guaranteed. Hose Reals and Nozzles. CHAS. A. SWAIN S y »5-7 JACKSON SI. CAM SIT, It J. MILLINERY More new hata; an exceedingly varied and up-to-date collection. Sport hats ia _ various soft asd stiff effects at S1A0 up. Children's hata at very reasonable price. and a good assortment. LOTTIE R. HILLMAN 220 Perry Street, Cape May. d Facial requirements a study. Out Tuesdays. DERR'S ICE CREAM Attention to Family Trade. Orders Promptly Delivered > Factory, 314 Mnndon St. Dining Room, 3 13w4#gJ™" TA1» D'HOVI DUHH1S A BVBCXAZTT ' Kevetaae fiut in A

ae»*3*K«f a* & &aeaiH*a63»g S I I CAUTION ! | I i ^ If you write letters, buy your paper g now. The price of all papers is rapid- jgg ^ ly advancing, and good paper is exjj| ceeding the speed limit. US ^ We will accept orders for future j§| delivery at to-day's prices. | « STAR & WAVE |S S ' STATIONERY DEPT. § t X v m