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CLASSIFIED FOY ql HLLE ADVERTISING IN THIS COLUMN 19 CENTS PER LINE, $ WORDG TO A LINE. MINIMUM CHARGE se CENTS. FOR SALE For perry BEIGHT SKIFF 32 feet long, 5 horse power Lathrobe Engine and a ome fathom gill net. Apply to Millard T. Ware, 943 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. 3-1-19 Sta. FORSALE-PAPER ICE CREAM PLATES and tin spoons. | 10,000 ef these will be sold at a bargain, Apply Star and Wave Pub, Pub. Co. Co.___ ~~ FOR RENT ___ anmmreraneemmmmmmmmnmemenes mmmmcmec FOR RENT, COMPLETELY, Furn. ished, heated housekeeping Cou ments, by the day, week or month. Apply E. Turmer, 323 Washington Stroct. tage. hot and cold water and bath, gas for cooking and lighting. Apply to M. A. SCULL, 129 York Avenue, West Cape May, N. J. 22210 2b ___________ FQR RENT--- SEVEN ROOM HOUSE Acre of land, city water, gas, gas stove, electric Ertgrdicns guzage, chick This h has been fihee altars eden eate POR RENT-TWO PLEASANT Farnished rooma-heated. . 654 Hughes Street. 3.119 LOST . Lost-A suiter or KEYS ON a ring, betwnem Washington and Decatur Street and | Windsor, Beach drive to Naval Air Station, bipar kindly return same Wave Office. im a case, held together by rubber bands, in or near the Presbyterian Church about four weeks ago, Finder please return or notify G. Saper, FOUND FOUND-A | BIRD noG-DeNNH PETERSON, Erma, N. J.

Save Money, Time 2nd :Trouble my useme ® ." INSYOE TYRES" in , moron oo Acca. blow-out proof. They add from 1 to 5,000 miles‘to the life of old casings by reifforcing them and prevent Ing blow-outs. Uan be used over and over again in several casings. They cost but a amail fraction of the pric of new tires. ‘They are postively anteed to give entire satisfaction money refunded. All sizes for mobiles and ‘metercycles. . Phone write for a demonstention. Walter G. Redden, 836 Lafayette Si., Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 93-7. Distributor for Cape May Ca, N. J ___ __ owho this? We offer Cne‘iunircd Dollars Reward for any cave of Catarth that anno be cured by Halls Catarch T. 3. CHmNI® & CO, Toles, 0. We. the undor:ioned, have known F. J. Ehoney Tor tha Lat 12 veare. £5, believe f tunsictots ant Enoontip sile bromiy io hid e/ obligationt made t his has TIONAL Bank or commmncr, Poledo, 0. Hat‘s Caterch Core ts DO YOU KNOW YOUR FAT AS THE STARS TELL IT? ‘The Astrologer of the Sunday New York Herald will answer any questions you ask regarding your life and affai the annwer being . guided | by | you Birth Star, IN THE NEW YORK HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION EVERY SUNDAY, ORDER YOUR COPY TO-DAY. AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE to amend an or dinance entitled " An Ordinance . re lating to the water department," ap. proved April twonty-second, one thon sand eight hundred and ninety. Section 1. The Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May d ordain, That section twenty-eight an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance relating to the water department," ap proved April twenty-second, one thou

sand eight hundred and ninety, be land the same is hereby amended to [read as follows: | "Section 28. All — water . supplied Ito hotels, boarding: houses. of more than ten rooms, . manufacturing | extablishmonts, steam engines, ice cream |manufactories, . ise . manufacturing plants, | gas | manufacturing . plants electric manufacturing . and . generating plants, refrigerating | plants, |soda fountains, running water foun [tains, irrigating works, golf courses, | public garages, livery stables, bottling establishments, public bath | houses, bathing establishments, hotel bars, restaurants, ice cream saloons, bak» eries, . butchering .. establishments, laundries, and all other places which, in the opinion of the superintendent bferdinbonties snbniianidioonine nat |vided for in any other section of this |ordinance, shall be supplied through meters, owned and furnished by the water department, and the | size . of said meter shall be optional with the water department. "Property owners or persons using water supplied‘ through. meters shall pay in advance at the beginning of the water fiscal year the following minimum charges: When a one inch or less size meter is installed, twenty five dollars; when a one and one quarter inch meter is installed, thirty-five dollars; when a one and one half inch eter is installed, forty-five dollars; and when a two inch meter is installed sixty-five dollars. "Consumers using water through meters shall pay in every fecal year the sum of twenty-five cents per thousnd. gallons for all water used up to the amount of two hundred thousand Tons, and if consumers shall use water in excess of auch amount they shall ay the sum of twenty cents per thousand gallons for all water used, including the first two hundred thousand gallons used. . Meters shall be read [quarterly or monthly at the option of the water department, and bills for excess comsumption will be rendered as soon as the meter consumption ex« All bills ings, the consumption of water and the mcerued chages in the event of the advance paythent being exceeded. Said bills for excnss charges shall be paid within ten days from the time they are rendered, and if not paid within said time, the department may shut off the water without notice and remove the meter, and proceed by action law to collect the said excess charges." Section 2. And it is further ordained, That section thirty-two of the aforesaid ordinance be and the same is hereby ampnded to read as follows: Section 32. And s

dained, That the owner or owners of | all private buildings shall pay the following rates per annum for water liinvedibinel | Hydrants for family use, | in | yards, kitchens or ! other places, | Baths, | Water closets, self acting Water closets, pan vaive or bacld Urinals, each Piddete, or hot baths, Stationary wash stands Slop sinks, Stationary wash tubs Wash basins or sinks Lawn fountains Wash paves, forty feet or under Wash paves, over forty feet Water Motors, Screw nozzle on each hydrant, unless | a . wash pave is charged to the Picubcd Stores and offices, not connected with . dwellings, hydrant, or basin, each Horse: troughs, each and such troughs shall have an — automatic or . ball valve attached under a penalty of twenty dollars, . 600 Barber shops, each 10.00 Oyster saloons. 10.00 Stalls for horses and cows, in private stables, 1.00 "Provided, however that the water rat for any premises shall not be less ‘han six dollars per annum. Water rent not herein coocified for any other purpose shall be fixed by the water department." Section 3. And it is further or dained, That this ordinance shall take effect immediately. JOSEPH H. HANES, PUBLIC NOTICE regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May, {on February 25, 1919, and will be con{sidered on final passage at a regular imeeting of said Commissloners | on !Tuesday, March 4, 1919, at 10 o~ telock A. M., at the City Hall. 1 Dated, City Clerk‘s Office, February 25, 1919, WILLIAM PORTER, S-t1t City Clark.

PROPOSAL Cape May City, N. 4. | I Proposals in the form of | sealed ;bids will be received by the Hoard of {City Commissioners of the City: of {Cape May, at the City Hall Commie sion Chamber at 10:00 A, M, March Sth 1918 for the furnishing and intallations of one 125 Horse Power Gax producer, complete with all appurtenances. Gas producer is to be instulled at [cite Sewage Disposal Plant and is to [replace one of like type now in s Specification showing further details can be had on application at City Hall. The City | Commissioners will reserve the right to accept or . reject any or all bide as they may deem for the beat interest to the city. Signed: J. SPICER LEAMING J. H. HANES, wM. S. SHAW 1-8t. Commissioners "UNDER FOUR FLAGS" COMING — HERE. It is announced by the Division of |Fiime of the Committee or. Public In[formation, Geonge Creel | chairman, [that the third United States. official war picture, "Under Four Flags," will be presented at Cox‘s Palace Theatre next Wednesday, March 5th. The first official pictures, ing‘s Crusaders" and "America‘s An- " give a comprehensive idea of the tremendous scale of | America‘s preparations for participation in the war and create an insistent demand for ‘action" pictures, pictures of aetive partizipation resulting from thosa preparations which were on a plan far exceeding the expectations of the Allies. — "Under Four Fiage" ininlabst that demand, and there is shown on the screen astounding closeups of batthes that first of all- inspire the spectator with wonder that any cameraman could have lived in his environment long enough to take them. The management announces that "UNDER FOUR FLAGS" is the last official war film which will be released by the Committee on Public Information and is very superior to "America‘s Answer" which will be remember ed as having been presented at the Palace several weeks ago. --__-een~ __ A good bank serves the whole com« I your account and pay you three per

EWSX WEUPRE BOND NEWS (Continued from page 6) PHILADELPHIA VERY | LIBERA! More supplies arrived on Wedneny. A big box full, 60 bores of Yank Candies . containing . cigarettes . and handkerchiefs were received by the Jewish Welfare Board of Cape Muy Many thanks are due to the Philadelphin Jewish Welfare Board for their very kind cooperation. Their boxes of Candies wore only \n few: of the things sent. | Added to them, were 144 packages of cigarettes, half of which were donated to the Can~ teen, several dozen of drawing books, magazines, wallets and matches. Nearly all of theso articles were dis tributed on the day of their arrival. The boys sure did enjoy the gift. __z4am~Advertise your wanta in the | Star and Wave for results. . Keystone 90, Influenza and kindred Ea ccs Don‘t trifle with it. At the first shiver or eneere, take P tl tascara [ quriing m Cre ap atm eenrecirs

Pigs for Sale Hardy, Good Stock of the Fairfield Stock Farm Ready for instant delivery, from 6 to 12 months LOREN D. SHARP Lock Box 465 . Bridgeton, N. J. See the Pigs on the Fairfield . Stock Farm, on road from Centre Grove to Bridgeton.

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