CAPE MAY STAR AND wavE Saturday, August 30, 1919

ADVERTISING IN THIS COLUMN) 10 CENTS PBZ LINE, 6 WORD® TO A LINE, MINIMUM CHARGE! «C1 beaten DL NOND usa RIN Inn. Minick Hotel, Pi L. M. [wn Ofice, 2 Bnitimare Tim: 30 [ NoTk ON Please communicate 8-80-11 N. At E, TUBE . MP <k plain tread, be C this May Pir Wild weod Reward if returned to N i Elmira street, Cape May, N. J. 8-30 cense, other‘ papers, pal t. ‘ule Return to T. H., Star did likee! reward. . No ques FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE CORNer room on second floor and two third story sen [re FA A pree Cape pro kok EA BE — SALVAGED-MOTION picture machines, booths, wrestling (on a tit pool tables, « seen at ; Address pth Bo au i, Y. M. BABY CARRIAGE, IN udition, price $1.0. Apply ue. FOR SALE-HOUSE AND BARN On Stimpson‘s Lone. 5% acres good farm land, $2500, term® strictly cash, — Owner, Lydia Newell, 1255 Lafayette street, Cape Muy & 23 3t _-___._._l_ FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE, IN; fon, body and engine. i Cae 1s. FOR SALE-TWIN AX, Moror o Cycle, bred Amine wi 1 tt a machine 4 rem g46-3t asl fie Board Frames, 3 Booms, dour four burner Gasoline Stove, four door (400 Th.) refrigerator. Lot of red secon h Mark € curar_s PASSENGER rechanieally. perfect. Per paint. . Apply an be s Fourth avenue, West Cape May | St FOR SALE-SOME VERY DESIR able Building Lots on the Stockton Property, opposite Convention Hall. See J. H. Hughes, Agent, 410 Wash» ington Street, He will quote prices to 7 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE One 1917 Ford Touring Car. One Buick Touring Cor, self starter, electric lights. Cape May, N. J. FOR SALE-PAPER ICK CREAX PLATES and tin of these will be _ Appiy Star and Wave Pub, Co. WANTED SITUATION — WANTED — YOUN man with clerical and salesman e perience desires position in Cape! Mo Keystone F wat 810-A-11 or | Star and Wave Office. Whialdelphia, teacher of voice. Apply Keystone Phone 159, Cape May. RAGS WANTED-SUITABLE FOR wiping machinery. Star and Wave Publishing Co. WANTED-COTTAGE OR APART. ment from September 2nd for two wocks. R-898, Star and Wave 8-16-8t YOUNG WOMEN DESIRED BEwen inet ad Pubcsmans years, ants‘ | nurses at Hospital) evane New Jer{near New York City). App | to Superintendent for information E* byfidable, Hantsi6 Dud week. Pabidier C

RESCUE MAN AT SEA ISLE NEARLY DROW NED TH "OX Phat Whek. Ay ALO s Maal About comission FoRM or GOVERNMENT. OTRER blige TY NEWS Bea Isle city, .-A thrilling rescue was nade in front of the Sut House on Friday afternoon, when the beach was almost deserted of bathers. William Jonnas, of Newark, went out with two friends, who after tak» him out up to his shoulders, left him, thinking he could take care of himself, | Jonnas is a good swimmer, undertow caught him im off his feet, and after truggling to get a foothold and fast losing his strength, he called for help. mall boy up on the beach heard him and looked around for assistance. In the meantime, two girls on the k ran down to call the Life ind _ Thomas Ryan. quickly . Two young men who had just left the beach heard the call and went out to the man‘s aid. He was hausted | when they brought him shore. Avalon, N. J rye petition has been led with the borough clerk of Ava: C ke deed e MeAL sandbar ion for the adoption of Commission form of government, and notice has i C CE l yould be 1d on Tuesday, September 2. The petition has been "ge by nearly all the voters of the tend to greater efficiency in the conduct of the Borough‘s business, ivt City, Sen Isle City, Wildwood a y City are now under the petition filed lection containg 52 Ocean City, N. J. -Director Fisher stated that. the recent storms had e the street passable, filed in the holes with crush mes, | As it is very low at this point, he feared that there would always be trouble in maintaining this portion of the street and recommend: C Cpe Cc cas tween Asbury avenue and West avestorm the Public Comfort station floo: und | drainage Gaul j much clogged with sand and block: ‘me whole proceedings Ocean City, r and wife, ‘of ames ime cottager were badly injured when their machine was run into by another ma: chinc. driven by a young woman, a Twelfth street and Wesley: avenue re. K and a child of Mrs. Hamme, sex. also of Phils delphin, who | we car, were also. hort. The machin Corson: wa: : Chandies is under the care 0 ed murse and Mr. Chandler i ing in the hous indler the cate or, Charles F. hin. ood. 3J.-O its was the most mical ever held at W ie Frade, siarted Trom "hits (Casino Ar mde at 8. ocloc ame the bund followed by le ;: float on which a olmes, Queen of the Carnival, by popular vote. and her two maids of aig l Misses Esther Stein and Eleator Nye. There were twelve classes hills habies with three places for each cl tee PECs Sot each CAn | wissamickoN memories | codbye Wissahickon, Good bye old: May, Those happy days Labwd with you Toa guide its way nd keep it« memories in our hearts BERT 45. DICKINSON, Sea 2nd, U. S. N. R. F. ---s»ea--_ ARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD. 8s OF Cs ~An UNTY oF PUBLIC IC NOTICE SEALED PROPOSALS, for | the G ood, to Grassy , (de, (hormilh, consisting of sand | ravel surface; also a oden ® westle bridge | over | Leach: reek, in accordance with plans and pecifications, will be received ao pened at a regular meeting of card, at the hour of twelve srelock oon, on Tuesday, September . 16th, 919. Plans and specifications can be ob mined u §44 return in ray condition, or accompany & PB Each bid must be accompanted b ooo oe Coig of

«c nmount of the bid, in cash or cure [ Cow) duck made payable to C. W. Suul: County Collector, as evidence of go fuith on part of the bidder. The successful bidder will be re| quired to furnish a artisfactory Surett Company bond for the full amount ! < ontruct, and there: mast n inloaiaiieiiielie tert ever cad mace from the proper official that his will furnish the bond if the successful. he Board reserves the right to reject any or PCC y direction of the Board. F. W. FOWKES, Dated August 25th, 1919, $-30-21 pf. $8.28.

WANTED Used Automobiles, Motorcycles and Bicycles i any kind of condition, send postal what you have CHARLES F. QUIDORT

Keystone Phone 159

Cape May, N. J.

DONT CRANK YOUR FORD! Why Take the Trouble? — Why take a chance on an Injured or broken arm, when you can install a Jig 5 9 03 # 5 SSH V Cay 5 (a AND HOT SPOT BATTERY COMPLETE FOR $18.00 This is an investment which you can‘t afford to overlook For detailed information, wee \ LiRP FA! §:110 4% Agent CITY GARAGE

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NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS. Estate ,* Howard 1. Kelly, deceas Pursuant to the order of Harry 8 Douglass, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 27th day of August, A. D., 1919, on the application of his subscriber, Administrator of said ased to exhibit to the subscriber under cath or affirmation their claims and demands against the extate of said ceased rn irus months from the 27th day of A D., 1910, or they will be Terecer Aames of any action against the subscriber. , pMsd Aveust, 27th, A. D., SEPH M, po ka 958-8-20 ot 6 Tose Administrator.

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yl} 6 17 UY 1 guarantee after using 6 bottics of Koop‘s Lightning Hair Renevier» Pts ~‘d spots will be covere‘ ith hair. druff, For sale by your druggist, supplied by Smith, Kiing and Preach, Phitedel hie: or Fred Koop, Westmont, ? Saw .

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the meounts of the subscriber. as Executrix over 33 iB ts META C. JENKS, $4.30 Executriz

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