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PRUNING In pruning large limbs in order to facilitate the healing. all wounds should be left smooth. . The saw {should be sharp in order to leave a |clear cut. A cut under the limb should be made first so that when the limb falls it will not tear the bark down the tree. Large wounds which reeult from the removal of branches of considerablle dinmeter, may be protected with advantage by painting the cut surface with-m heavy coat of white lead, the sole object of this precaution is to protect the heartwood from decay until the new growth, thus preventing rot. It oftens happens that old trees have holes in them, thus they are decaying rapidly. | If these trees yield good fruit it will pay to save them. Remove all decayed wood from the cavity, then mix a mortar of 1 part of coment with 3 parts of clean sand, fill the wound with this mixture, which in turn will keep out rain and air. ERMA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Haze! I. Canfield: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, in a certain cause wherein Lewis C . Canfield is petitioner and you are defendant, you are required to appear and answer to petitioner‘s petition on or before the seventeenth day of March next, or in default thereof, such decree will be taken against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and just. The object of said suit is to obtain m decree of divorce, dissolving the marriage between you and the said petitioner. NORMAN GREY, Solititor for Petitioner. P. 0. Addrezs;104 Market Street, Camden, New Jersey. January 14, 1919. 1-25-19 61-5t. Typewriter Supplies at Star and Wave Stationery Department. . Keystone Phone 90. BLUE PRINT PENCILS, best grade white, 10 cents each, $1.00 per dor. Add 5 cents for postage. | Any| amount. STAR AND WAVE PUB. CO,, CAPE MAY, N. J. THE PENALTY or overwork Many Cape May People Are Begining To Feel The Strain The heavy tax of overwork-the ex | tra strain so necessary to many trades jand occupations is hard on the kidjneys. The kidneys begin to fail in |their work and the poisonous matter {collects in the system, If your work e oa a a a lame, weak and aching back, if you seem — tired and . listless, | if you r o E sais natural color or ‘rregular . Passages and seem to be rimming down. without apparent cat >, begin al vuce with Doan‘s Kidney Pills: that has proven so beneficial to your neighbors. . It has brought strength to the backs of thousands of working men and. women, Cape May roof: ‘"Mrs. Mary Denk, 515. Broad: St., says: . "I suffered from & weak back and when I did my household work, 1 was bothered terribly by dull patna, which took the Hfe 95% of me, f bought Doan‘s hage ano PillW from Price 60 cents #4 22 tiles, i add wid get Donn‘s KiG®U , that Ars. Dent M84 Co., Figis. Buffalo:

Radio Telephone for Alrplans Use Developed by Bell Engineers (Continued) to th ij with "eimeatets eps hrd ise Uemerad Squier San Fm prrars thare‘s were present Mr. he Mirco, inephone between an airPlane ‘ang the ground, and this test gave results also showing that it was practical to work the system between two or more airplanes, From ting ‘ine BJ nthe work consisted in obtain e smallest and lightest outht, a Aeprgerient form of power plant . ton Fil from the airplane meene the best telepl ter for the peculiar conditions on the airplanes and s ting uestions Soek a similar nature, So cor the fundamental work Wready a ac dom Pushed: dint Fel rapidly was the work n December 2, 1917, at the Th fhe Red, Dayton, ale CJ official demonstration was made between planes, and planes to the pooliie) before the Aireraft Production Bor fore officers of the Army: and Teo planes were sent up into the air, lns‘ anfdetiom t with e: Thas. wire foutForith fe dha tiotive. and round or other line, ane the pliot and observer cor to each iho by wire other by spoken word. On the them was one of the wireless sit Phone h a loud to the airplanes and the communications from the the ground by. wireless teapfiont ‘and their receipt acknowledged from the plates by the same means, the orders issued being immediately executed. The rey also communicated with each other. In this test rofders were Iatued to planes ion the ground over distances as great ten miles, a distance at which the perde were invisible from the telephone staton. The planes communicated with each other over the same distance, at which distance, of course, each plane was entirely invisible from the other. To appreciate what a tremendous advance was rse by this appli« cation of the Bell engineers‘ wireless telephone system, the bast scheme actupcd employed at that time must be know ‘The best scheme actually em« ployed did not provide any means of communicating Fear the pane; Wireless telegraphy was used to send from the e flane to t thes t and very Hendon ly: from und to the plane. In indain 6, this system req in CH plane s should be able to send Mor The Pied j. utllity of this | scheme was limited to reporting the | results of artillery fire and correcting ranges and to a limited extent for reporting from scout planes The demonstration showed no clusively the success of the Bell System and made such a strong impression upon the officials present. that. Immedintely further large orders have es placed, and this Fammised was in actual service on the fighting fi | rge num the Bell System | wireless outfits Tave been obtained by our allies and used by them in the war. | Intrptrmse6.Acommmend Adding machine rolls at Star and wave Stationery Department. ---mee-____ I ONE CASE OF VIGILANCE | The governor of the Canal Zone han | made a special report to the Secretary of War covering mensures taken to safeguard the Canal during the war, Among other matters touched upon he mentioned the fact that the crew of 4 interned German vessels were prevened, by prompt action, from doing any damage to their ships. How different is this from the situation in this country when the Government was depriv« ed of the use of thousands of tons of hipping because of the dilatory tactics of the officials ot Washington, What would a Roosevelt bave done in such a case ?

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He Knew. "Which side of yar alg do you want fried, mister?" asked the amatt . aleck . restaurant . sandwich a instde, please," responded the customer blandly, — as he froprerd for & 5Oeont place. Just How It Was. Counsel-Then you think be atruck you with malice aforethought? Witness . (indignantly)-You . can‘t mix me up Ike that, Ive told you twice he hit me with a brick, There wamn‘t no mallets nor nothin‘ of the kind about it-Shipping World. Up to Goals. Mra. Hibrow-Ob, lan‘t Mr. Beetum Upp a marvplous pianist! . And be climbed his way to fame step by atop. Mre, Lobrow-Humph; it sounds to me like he didn‘t use his soft pedal foot much on the way up. Accounting for It. "I _ notice, — Mra. Comeup, | your daughter bas a great deal of savoir faire." "Yes, when we buy her anything we helleve in getting her good and plenty." Appropriate. "& friend of mine who is a very bury giri has asked me to get ber a hat. What kind would you get hert" "If she in such a busy girl, I would get her a beaver." A Drawnack. "A woman can make uy man propose to her she pleases." "Certainly she can, but some wom» en can‘t plense any." Shading. Patience~And when you saw her standing at the door was she shading ber eyes with her hand? Patrice-No; only ‘her eyebrows. JUBT THE SAME

Yes, we got all the benefits of mountain cllmbing here." "Mountain . clinbing? . W there fen‘t a hill 10 feet high within 20 miles t" "I know; but we sleep on the Afth Boo, and there is no elevator." No Slang for Mer. When he dured to call her Seutled" Did she tolle: "Get the hook?" No, Indasd. ‘This lidi-toned beauty Simply Boored him with a foo, True. "What spoiled children they have!" "Fes. . len‘t It queer? | Everybody except us seems to have spolled chlldren." Described. "Pa, what is chnos?" "I don‘t know exactly, my boy. but it‘s something they always bring order out of." Just a Suggestion. "Will you have anything In this tem onade, air?" "You might put in some sugar and lemon. Julce."-Judige. tte Sort. *When one of the crowd ninde a taunting remark to nnother, the Inter drew a kuife on him." "What a cutting retort," It‘s Style, "t euppore you would call examining a moter tight readin "Exactly; . coming tn . volumes . of Retributive Justice, "The forger we wore talking about met with an appropriate fate." "What was (17 "Hle acte brought hin to the peo." Necessarily Bo, Priend-HTow hot your room Is. "Yes; this is whore I do my roant« Ang."-Boston Evening Transcript.

| LOCAL FAIM Lik Government to sell nitrate for fere ftilizer through County Agent Washington. D. C., Notice tus heen jgtiven to J. A. Stuckhouse, Agriculture al Agent for Cape May County, that the U. S. Department of Agriculture will sell at cont a supply of nitrate of soda to farmers in Cape May County. | The nitrate will be sold under the authority of the Foed Controll Act Land subscquent . legidation | relating {thereto, The price will | be $81.00 / m ton free on board cars from londing point or port, Farmers ure to pay im midition freight to their . shipping points, — HOW TO OBTAIN NITRATE. Applications for a part of the nit. rate bought by the government will be received only from actual farmers or owners or holders of formei A for use on their land, and may through the County Agent or through any member of a local committee consisting of George Nichols, Cape May Court Houre; E. Is Mice, Tuckabos; Jon. H. Cohen, Woodbine; and Ralph Taylor, Cold Spring. EO alll (A required with the auutication-but upon sotle from the Tauthorized representative af the Dept. af Af siege deposit with a local bank Astoclation, or individual, designated by the Secretary of Agriculture to act as the Fpihiveitd agent for that pare pose, money to cover the cont of the fertilizer except the freight e fay In practically every case will be paid to a County Nitrate p74 tributor designated by the Department of Agricaiture, phn will be [BLUE PRINT PENCILS, beat grade white, 10 cents each, $1.00 per dos. Add 5 cents fer postage. . Any amount. STAR FSabd WAVE PUB, CO, CAPE MAY, N. BLUE PRINT ekons best grade white, 10 cents each, $1.00 per dos. Add 5 cents for postage. . Any amount. — STAR AND WAVE PUK CO, CAPE MAY, N. 4. RE-ADVERTISEMENT DREDGING ADVERTISEMENT Office of Board of Commerce and Navigation, State House, Trenton, N. J. Jan. 23, 1919 Sealed proporals for redredging a section of the Inland Waterway from Cape May to Bay Head, N. J., in Bwain‘s Channel,-Cape- May County, will be received at this office at 12 o‘~ clock noon, February 11, 1919, and then publicly opened. _ About 10.000 cu. yds. of material to be dredged. The right is reserved to reject nny or all bids and to waive informality im any bid if it may appear to the advantage of the State no to do. Further information on application. VICTOR GELINEA >, 1-26-19. 8t. 55 Din »tor.

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