Saturday, May 31, 1919

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINC ING IN THIS COLUM TS pR 11NE, 6 WORL . MINIMUM CHARG IGH a Wa floor front room near . beach | un amascments, centrally. located, 11 Decatur Street, Cape Muy — 530 i FOR RENT-AT CAPE MAY POIN 10 roomed furnished . house | wit garage at $175. H. D. Sloan, Cape May Point FOR — RENT-DESIRABLE | FUR nished rooms, at 605 Hughes: St Cape May. FOR SALE-L Three-Spring Cit Under, 1 Horse Bus in good . con dition. — Will sell reasonable. Appl to Ralph Schellinger, Green Crook N. 3. P dicns aJ FOR SALE-AN: "OLD — TOW) Canoe, 18 feet long mewly painted in good condition. | Reasonable offe Can be seen at bungalow on Michi gan Avenue. inbiibideroide tmn, FOR SALE Two 1817 Ford Touring Tou Cars, one 7 passenger Kissel Kat, one Chaime: Limosine, one Chalmers Race-about HARRY KEHI 482 West Perry Keystone 121 M 468 5-17 DexEhe 222 2 ____LLL_Z FOR SAbE-PAPER ICE hievy® PLATES and tin . spoons. 000 2 Ses wilt be sold at a bargain Apply Star and Wave Pub, Co. FOR SALE-& HORSE bpdigabind El National Bank Building. __ wANTED WANTED-UNTIL OCT. 18T Sm Housekeeping apartment, | central Apply PS31 Star and Wave. .. It FUBNISHED ROOMS-FOR RE Two rooms and kitchenette $10 per week. No children, . nished bouses. M. &. Scull, Estate, 129 York Avenue, We Cape May. Keystone Phone 177-¥ WANTED-ONE — EALP — HORSE * Power Motor and one two horse power motor, A. D. Reeves, Cape May. WANTED-LAUNDRY WORK | BY the piece or hamper. Apply fe er Osburn Street. -5 9t. HELP WANTED Job Compositors Job Pressmen Paper Ruler Boy or Girl Apprentices STAR AND WAVE PUB. CO. perreo oo rmmmmmene The Best Milk for Babies. | Call Prone rer hous h »e__Don‘t ride Bicycles on the sidewalks. s4anDon‘t ride Bicycles after | sunset without lights. deren. nerersmmregyd Don‘t parkautomobiles in the busimess section on Washington Street. eea_FOR QUICK REsuLTs PLACE AN AD WITH US. w. C. C. 8. TO CONTINUE WORK Will Aid in Reconstruction by Organiting Friendship in Communities The War Camp Community Service, one of the most important organizations for the welfare of our fighting men and the communities with which they came in contact, will continue its work in peace, after nineteen months‘ distinguished service during the war. The War Camp Community Service has seen the unlimited value of united effort, and the soldier has seen it also. Because of this, the returned soldier will probably play a most important part in the reshaping of American affairs, The W. C, C. S. wants to get back of the soldier, and to put its organization and experience at his command. And they have found a way to do this and to give a permanence to the benefits of cooperation, by organiving the Community Service, Incorporated. The definite object of this organization is to provide a medium through which the residents of a community may become MEMBERS — and have 1 consequent live interest in the progress, prosperity and stability . of hix or her town. The people of Cope May have had wmple opportunity to study the me« thods of the War Camp Community

Sevice. and have approved of, benedtted by its reult re is me. other thas done so much far the the service. and at the: same ped the civilian. | Cape Muy wis nity: Service, Incorporated. th possible: supenss, se«_PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Decatur and Hughes Streets Curtis O. Bosserman, Ministe abbath Services 10:30 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermo — to the Graduating Class of the Higl , School. 8:00 P. M. Bible School. 8:00 P. M. Worship and Sermon. Week-day Services |_ 8:00 P. M. Wednesday-Prayer | Meeting. | _ 8:00 P. M. Friday-Christian En | deavor, At the morning services the fron {pews in the middle section will be re {served for the graduating class, Facul ity and Board of Education, Mre. Sot {this service A cordial welcome to al |pevernaut is given residents and v jors. Friends desiring to share weekly jin the church budget can secure en | velopes from the treasurer, Mr. Frank B. Mecray. | Pews are free. "Breaking the Sabbath means break{ing the fellowship with God." Let us [not neglect the assembly for worship {after the manner of some. =--m4e--.-_- ~ | cHurcek or tHE abvENr Rev. Dr. hiis t Sturtcnavt Howe, Services for Suncey | Communion. vice and sermon. . ning prayer and address. Weekday services , nerdy, Holy Communion: 8.00 fhliiccahaipeicaindbath Litany 4 p. m. CONQUER WEAKHESS by keeping your powers of at highest peak. 139 | resistance | Is mature tor : Soott‘s Emulsion to strengthen as it is for food to nourish the (t+y SHERIFEF‘S SALE. | . y gur ot it of Fieri Fuclus, for { mie of Horemeca Premises, to me directed, ef amen of New h day k: ad dere the th in a Rfa Cuan wherein Cire platunit, Mad John 12 "Drudk is des ! than" eipme to sate at" public nay, sume is, in between "e hour of twelte: and La ren i" with ue uppertemnees In the biP of con: wint in the Au Tht eer ml aet forth wud dese All. the folips pe Woeribed "Bind | and maby, , Mbvet Lower: town mbip: now ‘ape May, county: of Cape int & the at af wen "lersev bounded and ‘descriled u», follows Lo Tucan of the wore Brow E iy "or Tape rom thoner. runnin wlodg reet North atty one Clee mdra ind |arvenctentho | fert \theace North Thir" dien Ave mlodies West ive Rundred and ol ree. and nilne-trotin feet to T Lerwnip®s pomerabn hundred "and fwenty-right thousundthy of mi voy of land" \. Sreppting thercout and. therefrom: Lote Twenty-three on a. certain Taa hed J. Re & hulh poser 4 R i ren ive ec 1. aaa o Mermanad cls as lntd down on a ots made by Flocener N. Landis, wite of toby 1 Tandls, weyer to Florence Winch Tat Ndmbce Seven is purttierty | ald a Broadway,. West Ca Ma ae and re bawier ‘t d Selle A Fester: oie » s the ‘Clerics May to Re mber, A. c, et us., which mid deed to Also crerptine. thereout ond therefrom boty Numbers Thirteen. | e Tneivaln | Inembrone Tadhe, "" 1th Toh made by y nge ‘acta. . Haturnd. on Sales the . per mumum from Dee. 7,1 ey itrnge (n \ morough o % ® RoBans. wh ER. Sheriff. Dated May #1, 1019. s F. Eldredge, Sof‘ 496 5-24, 41, pf336.04

20 Boy scouts or astkrica tx The President of the Uaite d State ATioN H7 AMER sed. notable. servic ing the world. wan. [hina dune effective work in the I ty be ind War discovering and reportin {util walnut favith the Red Crass and . other Iwark agencies. in acting as depatel bearers for the Committee on Pabli Information, and. in other important {felds. | The Boy Scouts have not only {demonstrated their worth to the Na {tion, but have also materially contri buted to a deeper uppreciation by the American people of the higher con ception of patriotism and good citizen ship. THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT should not only be . preserved, . bu strengthened. It deserves the of all publicspirited citizens. available means for the Boy f movement have thus far sufficed fo the organization and training of only a small proportion of the boys of the | eomevenl There ure approximately 10,000,000 boys in the United Sta between the ages of twelve and twen ty-one. . Of these only 375,000 are en rolled as members of the Boy Scout of America. AMERICA cannot | acquit | here commensurately with her power and {influence in the great period now facing her and the world unless the boys of America are given better op{portunity than heretofore to prepare [thomsele s for the responsibilities of citizenship. | EVERY nation depends for its foture upon the proper training and development of its youth. The Ameri(Fee boy must have the best training and discipline our . great | democracy can provide if America is to maintain her idents, her standards and her influence in the world. { THE plan, therefore, for Boy Scout week during which a universal appeal will be made to all Americans to supply the means to put the Boy Scouts of America in a position to carry forward effectively and continuously the splendid work they are doing for the youth of America, should have the unreserved support of the Nation. THEREFORE, I, WOODROW WILSON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, dowhereby recommend that the period beginning Sunday, June Sth, to Flag Day, June 14th, be observed as Boy Scout Week through the United States . for the purpose of strengthening the work of to Boy Scouts of America. 1 EARNESTLY recommend that, in every community, a Citizens‘ Committee under the leadership of a. National Citizens‘ Committee, be organized to cooperate in carrying out a program for a definite recognition of the effect-| ive services rendered by | the | Boy Scouts of America; for a survey of the facts relating to the boyhood of each community, in order that with the cooperation of churches, schools and other organizations definitely engaged in work for boys, adequate provision may be made for extending the Hoy Scout program to a lager proportion of American boyhood. THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT offers unusual opportunity for volunteer service. It needs men to act us committeemen | and as | leaders. of groups of bo 1 hope that all who can will enlist for such personal seree, enroll as associate members and give all possible financial assistance to this worthy organization of Ameriean boyhood. Anything that is done to increase the effectiveness. of the genuine contribution to the | welfure Boy Scouts or America will be a of the Nation. In witness whereof I have set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. DONE this first day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen, und of the independence of the United States of Americs, the one hundred and fortythird. (Signed) WOODROW WILSON. By the President: ROBERT LANSING, Sey of State? Program-Boy Scout Week, June8-14

Themdon Ser Albert R, Mand | June th Reouts to be represented. at . cat church by a member of the emnmit tee and scouts, Monday-June 8th 8 a‘elbck: F Seont to bring: on riends. Tuerday-June 10th 8 aclock-Mass Meeting in the As sembly Hall of | the | High | School ee o cd invited to attend this meeting. ‘Thursday -June 12th Scouts to attend . moving . pictu lay-June 19th 8 a‘clock-Scout Meeting mt Seou Headquarters, on the City Pier. Vis itors are welcomed on any Frida evening at Boclock. Saturday-June 14th Scout Hike. Each Scout may brin one friend. / Program for Tuesday Evening 1. Assembly 2. Singing-"America" 8 To the Colors 4, Allegiance to the Flag 5. Installation of | Mayor as . ar Honorary Member of Troop 2. 6, Address-The Hon, Frederic Melvin. Singing Talk-What Scouts Have Done (A. W. Hand) Associated | Members (William Porter) Singing Address, Boys (Mr. Edwin Brunyate) "Star Spangled Banner. Pippin nn commement BOY SCOUT WEEK By proclamation of the President of the United States. printed in anothe column, the week beginning June 8th and ending June 14th, has been set mpart as Boy Scout Week, There are to be a number of happenings, the purpose being to acquaint the people of the various communities with the meaning of the great Boy Scout organization and with some of its me|complishments locally and nationally. | From the standpoint of the nation and the national organization . of | Boy Scouts of America, associate members are desired in each community and an effort is being made to secure in the country at large one million of these. The fee is one dollar each and certain privileges attach, The scout activities are very numerous and special medals are issued to scouts for work in many particular lines. | Associate members become valuable therefore, ‘because no matter what their line of activity or business, they can asist in some fem» ture of the scout instruction or oc casion and become members of the Court of Henor, which includes all who participate as instructors in any degree. The Boy Scout organization the geatest boys organization in the world and nothing of greater value to the boys of Cape May and vicinity that can be imagined. Every man in our communities who has any interest in boys should assist in this movement and help it grow. | Competent mon are needed as scout masters for hew troops to be formed. . Look into i ar e be found in another column. __ageeNOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Horace R. Ware, Deceased. Pursuant to the order of HARRY . DOUGLASS, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 20th day of May, A. D. 1919, on the pplication of the subscriber, Exeeutrix of said deceased, notiee in hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oth or affirmation their claims . and demands against the estate of said de. ceased within nine months from the Pes Ce a 1919, or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Tinted Maw onth A TY 1919 Ti2pm T. Wane.

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