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A DEMONSTRATION IN CANNING X In the conrt bnilding at Court House on Friday last, 19th inst., the County Council for the Promotion of Household Arts, was given a demonstration in the canning of fruits and vegetables "by Miss Anna Hauser and Miss Cooper, of the State Agricultural Experiment Station. There were goodly audiences of ladies from all parts of the county at both morning and afternoon sessions*' Oil stoves and other necessaries were supplied by the County \ ocational School and in the afternoon, the Rio Grande Home Culture Club, consisting of ten --or more giids Mire. Edna Endicott, was present to perform the wprk under the direction of the demonstrators, and they did?. this skilfully, explaining the various steps in detail. They showed clearly that they had received excellent training. Tomatoes, rhubarb, beans, corn, pineapple and other thing6 were1 canned before the audience and the ladies present showed much interest and asked pjany guestions. Vocational school students in household arts were oresent during both sessions. The county is taking much interest in the vocational movement. 9 - ■

Your "child" is soon to .graduate. Commenc-mont Day! The years will bring wistful memories of father, mot her, uncle, brother, sweetheart — what are you planning as a lifelong rememb ranee? You'll find five charming Graduation Watches in our display window: five new models created especially for young women and young men. Each m-.odd distinctive— dependable —

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*>'. CAPE MAY, 14, N- WILDWOOD, 12. The West Cape May Grammar School nine rave another surprise on Thursday, this time to the North Wildwood aggregation, who had tome to the"Westsid1 era" grounds confident of victory because of their victory over the West Cape May boys the week before. Cummings' pitching was the main cause of the Five Mile Beach boys' downfall, while Toy saved the team in several tickilish places by his excellent catching. The lineup: WEST CAPE MAY— Scull, WeHman, Ldimir^_Burkett, .Gallagher^ . * N. WTLDWOOD — McGtnley, Kidorf, Butler, Smith, Humphries, .Doherty, Livetey, Charlson Gardiner- >' -j: Advertise in the Star and WaTt *

the plea' dor Memorial Day as it »houM beMript«>-eo«»d day for the boys in" Mm. George W. Reeve* has beautincJ her home with a eoat of point. Mrs. James Behneft of York avenue is improving. Mr. Perkins ia visiting his son Oias. Perkns. One of the bead men of the Standard Oil Company was a business visitor to Cape May this week. And while he was taking note of weightier matters he did not fail in observing and remarking that the "horses that Mr. Willis alone drives are the finest in the state that belong to the company. Mrs., Walter John, of Washington, D. C-, was hi the borough on Monday. Mr*. J. V. Reed of Washington, D. C, : Miss Elsie 'Knox and Mra. Rnth Hilyarl of Omd'ti spent Sunday with Mr. "and 1 Mra Willis. Mys. Clara Matthews has taken a petition in the ice cream parlors, Broadvay . and Sixth avenue. The < iold Leaf factory has taken 011 some younger people and we heartily , wish them success in their new- effort. Mra Robinson's improvement is very slow. Mra Cbas. Willis is spending a few | days in Philadelphia and in Ch-stcr I County with fronds. Mr. Daniel Stevens has purchased a ' new auto from Daniel Miller. The chapel picnic will be as usual on the 30th inst. Get ready. Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett will spend She summer months with their daughter at the Court House. W. CAPE MAY, 35; WILDWOOD, 7. 1 The West Cape May boys showed that ( they were capable of "coming back" wnen . they played the Wildwood team in a. County Grammar School League game 1 at tl^e Westsiders grounds last Satur- 1 day. The game was very hotly contested with the exception of the fifth inning when the West Capes scored twelve awns. The lineup : ' WEJsT CAPE MAY— Donley, Well- J man, Edmunds, M. Hunt. Burkett, Scull, Ewing, D. Hunt, Tie! Wildwood — Scbott, Westerland, Vie- ' ary, Daggan, Larricks. Randolph. Keep, . Ouram, Cu minings. Kilmer. Home runs. Larricks; 3-base hits, Ed- ' munds; 2-base bits, WeHman, Burkett, Ewing. HEARD AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL 1 Washngton. May 24 (Special Corres- " pondence)— The Democratic policy of postponing embarrassing problems is il- '• lustra ted in the failure To pass any- kind ' >1 of revenue legislation up to the present j ;, time, notwithstanding the depleted con- - dition of the treasury and the certainty 1 - that a large increase in expenditures - will be an'ineident of legislaton enact- ] t ed at the present sesson "After t'jl - - convention" is the word that has now f gone out in answer to questions as to I, the time when revenue measures will be , I taken up. The Dmocrats realize that !• real will. b«aj4_^er tbfV. fifa^s when they begin to pa«6 raFuiTw ' 1, that impose additional taxes, and they , * 3 F, thing will ^appen to divert public atr. taition or give them some plausible ex- f fdhnntien for *4 levying jftftreff. 7 on the American people instead of tax- ( ing^Bfe >rWu«e of the foreign«f, as was done under Republican administrations . Il ''I!' 1 U

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tOfi SALE.. FDR SALE-Fann and hack boroe, also brood mare — market wagon, eow. Geo. E. Walter, Cold Spring. 1258-5- 27 -tf FOR SALE — Sweet potato plants for sale — Yellow Jerwy*, excellent plants from excellent stock for aale. $1-55 per 1000. Sent by parcel post or express prepaid. Reserve orders now.- Baron de Kirch Agricultural School, Woodbine, N. 4. 1258-5-27-St FURKITTRE SALE— Saturday to Monday, 250 Grant street, Cape May, N. J. 1263-5-27'lt FOR SALE — Studebaker touring car in perfect condition. For sale reasonable. Hairy Kehr, 414 West Perry street. 1 266-5-27 -3t'" FOR SALE Piano, in good condition, price $25.00. Apply at the Cha^font*. 1003 tf FARM FOR SALE. The A. H. Stevens farm, situated on the Turnpike, between Cape May and Cape May Point. House, barn and out in fine condition. Apply to E. Stevens. West Cape May, N. J. FOR SALE ' ' We wish to dispose of two 24-passen-auto busses, eiectricly lighted bodies, pneumatic tires; one on 1915 Buick truck chassis, other on Hudford chassis, both nearly new; suitable for Wildwood passenger line or school work. lso one 1913 Cadillac 7 passenger touring car, electrically lighted and started, slip covers— one man top, in good shape; 1 1915 Fore touring car fgr sale; and 1 one-ton 1915 Ruick chassis. L. E.- EWING Lock Bo* 2, Berlin, N. J. FOB SALE The property 4fa. 159 BgqOnd avenue. Cape Mayy two and a half story frame bouse, 8 rooms*, Three stalled h tAr and wagon shed. be sold at gmslHfice. Address usLWCBWprti. -6-2t f . , . ^rlln, N. J. HORSES AND CARRIAGES We must absolutely -sell our entire stock of. horses, mar?** wagon# and harness by June 1st. This is bonafide as are going Out of business on the I above dale. Prices for borses and amrreJMi i nd, mrr rMtEfrfUM*. vmm Express Company, S49 Orange St., corNeshitt, Newark, N <1. Phone 4198 Brook. Open daBja— SuWaiy^ih-6-20-27 -2t

FOR RENT Cape May Cottage with aa Isimmjus " able sea view; ten spacious rooms., i ' f parlor, button's paatry, dining i<i j|is open fire places, open air sleepiag MMa r bath, light basement with statfcdH • wash tube ALBERT R. HAND, OUV J MAY. F FOR RENT— A bualneaa ataad, fwat vacatstd. with dwelUac. or without. J. H. Hurtles. 414 Washington fftl'OOt. LOFT— Two bundles of laundry between Wildwood and Cape May. Reward if r 'turned to Hollywood Laundry. Wildn N. J. lfiBl-lt-5-27 W ANTED — 50 girls to learn skirt making. Andy Surprise Skirt Manufac- . tu ring Co., 122 Lincoln ave., Wildwood. 1260-3-27 ^St 1 MONEY MONEY Have client will loan on first mertgage sum from $600 to $1^100. Apply "to J. H. HUGHES, i 410 Washington St t ______ POULTRY FOR SaLE— Whit* Plymouth Rook egg* for hatching, one dollar per routing of fiftceu. After September 1st, - stock for sale. H. 6 Pierson, ooram • Washington and Union streets 10-o-y LOT BARGAINS Three 3-4 acre lota, highest land in Weat Cape May, 50x210 feet, on Laadis ■ avenue, a street 50 feet wide PRICE 1 REDUCED to $400 for a abort time. Clash or easy terms The first somes gets the choice lot— nearest Broadway Apply to owner at 616 Broadway. DREDGING ADVERTISEMENT r . . r.v- . _. .-■» OFFICE OF BOARD OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION State House, Trenton, N. J, May 1», ; 1916. .. — Sealed proposals for dredging a^seo--t tion of the proposed Island- Waterway - from Cape May to Bay Head, N. J, id - b Great Channel near Stone Harbor, New . Jersey, wiH 1* roeelved" at this rfUbe tX~ I 12 o'clock noon, June 6, 1916, and then . to reject any or all bids. Further tn- ) formation on application. - ft Z .B- K- CRESSON, Jr.! Chief Buginw. 1255-31-6-20 • " T *

•*t Of the opening of t, , ICE CREAM PARLOR - - MAY 27th, 1916 -f j "- •jpdBdBd«Mddd>oo>sdddddd^i€^4if«9<»€*H{«4 ^ \ - [ UTotbmG but tbe Best j TRY OUR HOMEMADE BREAD— 5e. A LOAF KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street «

DONT MISS IT j NATIONAL GAS RANGE WEEK, MAY 8th TO 13th j Anyone wishing a First-Class Up-To-Date x t • Cabinet Qas Range " ■-•>- -F- — Mijp - • - -- _ c- '-C1'-" Cap Sive $2.00 by Purchasing Next Week Here h a diance'to ght that Range you've been wanting at a reduced price. We vrell alio allow a tt* *>•■.>. ^5.00 on any old Oil, Gaxollne or .Wood Stove, when replaced by a Cabinet Range. ^ a JONES, Supt . 1 i jnw""' i wftindi'ii' ai);fi*iiY iiiiiiri^iiiii iririiiiifi>iiiiirtfi»iiViM^ifff - -- -•