Care MAY i STAR Eul} way ALBERT R. BAND, President. A. L, EWING, Adv. Manager. ®t BSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE This paper is entered at the Fing BE:ce mas second-class postal matte gTan & WAVE PUBLISHING co. anmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmememmn--me RURAL RUMINATIONS Is your family tun Is In a resent survey made by the U. $ poralt, ment of Labor, it was estimated 20 per cent of the $1,000 families visited were not getting their quota of 3500 culories daily. "I believe in honesty, sincerety and the square heaoh in making up one‘s wind what to do-and doing: it."- # eulated in Atlantic County this The mation which lived for months during the war without wheat and mest, refuees to be phased in peace times by the sugar shot One hundred: thousand ‘bushele of 2 and C J mdr bet mire acles recently in an orphans‘ home. Within 5 months a Pomab ia them reached normal size, To Ailing Women A Little Sound Advice Will Help Many a Sufferer in Cope May. No woman should consider herself healthy and well if the kidneys, Pd weak. Poisons that fk secretions shen the ko Ehalifas e bod n ‘th kidneys are disordered. If the theient and . bladder become — inflamed: and swollen worse troubles may. quickly follow. This is often the cause of bearing down pains. lamemess. backache, etc. Uric poisoning isjalso frequent cause of . headaches, | dizzy Duslf languor, nervousness and rhenmatic pain. When suffering so. try Doun‘s Kidmey Pils, a remedy that has proven effective in thousands of such cases. Ask your neighbor. Let a May woman tell of her experience. Mre. Sogatd Denk, 515 Broad St., mays: "I suffered from a I bought Doma‘s posts Pill trom da‘s. s Shop aay hmm T felt (24. In every way) ykey an Mkeacd hay‘! La all deaiers. Bont simply ask for a ey remedyErt Doan‘s Kidney > cs, pea E., i ae Perak re-Milburn tz. Baftelo, N.Y. __ NOTICE To TRESPASSERS No trespassing without permission em my property in South Cape May FRANK R. BOWNE Owner ipmenmnnaommmecan NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 0 LOWER r TOWNSHIP The Inst baie ar 1019 t Cibo (ha pli Reger; Welle sighed Hilinrdi Bod Rrrrone-681-M -* . Moulad Reome The Harrison American and Europeans Plea. (Ipen All. Year, Perry and South Lafayette, Streets I Cape May, N. J. Le P9 :" Join car Christmas Club and for next Christmas. We tell you how j in our "ad" in this insud SECURITY Trust coltrany > Cane e May. 0 u0s ano bups [27° exif reigns & fapei Po sunt (PMCS ° brigntest BBC cleans your clothes as bright as the | sunlight‘s brightest beamthat‘s his way of doing up clothes an calls for and delivers the work with rpeed in . prompitude . and foting in more he does not . overcha you fik Tty this Kad Pus youh put on the Tode, FOR UDs AND pups LUMBIA AUNDRYLu ogra Bt. Cage lnited K. 4 | | | | | | 3

How‘s This? we ~for One H Mroks eptet utes or % ©Wisirs Catarth Medicine has been taken by catarth ates? tor the Loei Pepen five me mmcel rellable remear paco A Catarth c mote thru. the Hlood 0 the Mucous wuriviee expellion the ba: ona said, Blocd and healing the Aite? you have tiken HaT‘s Catarch pavald for a short time ea "M see 8 im vement . in feaith. Bur: tarine 1 iis Cetarch ye eine at once and psa vid of catarzh. Band o, testimonials, ommeurt ‘x* s? ‘Toledo, Ole. ‘ny all Preaciets. te. CAPE MAY on sand Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lergmon spent Sun day afternoon at Court House. Edward Sommer sof the U. 8. | Const Guard spent the weekend i Philadelphi Augustus Stiefel and wife motored to Vineland for the day on Sunday. Mrs. Delish Bush is visiting hei daughter at Collingswood this week, Josepa Perrine of Philadelphia formerly pr Wissahickon visited Harold Hand on Sunday. .‘ Mrs. Roney Hand and Mrs. Harold Hand visited relatives in Colilnguwood and Royersford over the week-end. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I — — ‘LOST-2p GA, GUN, ON. FISHING \ Creek Hoad near Causeway. | Suitable gard if returned to Lagan I fs boned 212 Ocean St., Cape may. N. 1516 FOR RENT-FURNISHED | AND heated rooms, , desirable location, with or without — board, private . 918 Washington street. — PARER — APA to housekeeping . suites steam heated, electric lights, private baths, . All agents . or H. H. Parker, 1527, North 28th street, Philadelphia. 142611819- ! FOR RENT-AN_ EXCEEDINGLT t room in private family, team heat and as all convenienceli Apply Star and Wave. 1489-3% car $290. Everything rst cl shape, Waiter Garrison, Erma, hs € 151% Cee BALE MY .FORD TOURING I FOR SALE-ONE OVERLAND MGF del 83, new top good paint, be. rubber, excellent condition... | On# Overland ‘model 85, all new ti # good top, good mechanical condition: Will demonstrate . either car ad guarantee them as represented. Albert R. Hand, Cape May, N. FOR SALE-FORD | SEDAN, 1918 Ford Runabout, 1918, Ford delivery. Focer cer and and Mecray 1515 Prigppermaptammmenae meryl for Ing car with two tope, four cylinders. three mew tires and in good condition K8 Washington street, Cape May, FOR SALE-STUDEBARKER SEVEN HOUSE FOR SALE A somfortable six. room house with ree acres of ground. Equipped with | ath room, electric lights and eeced dern . conviences. .. Price | $280¢. ply at Star and Wave office. | { WANTED | waNTED- JANITOR FULL OR: part time. Apply Star and Wave Pub. Co. | ANTED-STUDENT OPERATORS Girls to learn telephone operating. Pair while learning. — Clean and | pleasant occupation. | Apply to W. E. Castor, Wildwood, N. J. wamran-soaw amp mors mXrE®fenced or apprentises ‘n Gold Leif factory, Good! waren, . nteady . work, fand to Theo, W. Reever, West Capp ay.

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By Rev. Paul Sturtevant Howe, Pb. D. Genealogical Articals by the Rector o; the Church .of the Advent. ANOTHER FAMILY BIBLE Mr. John Woolston Reeves has kindly given to Dr. Howe for examination the family bible of the brother of his grandfather, Adonijah Reeves, a record of unusual interest because of it age. The title page of the Old Testament in missing,-but those of the New Tes tament and the metrical version of the Pralms at the end are intact. | The date of both title pages | is given, "Edenburgh, Printed by | Alexander| Kincaid His Majesty‘s Printer, 1765" The version of the Psalms is prefaced by the statement that they are, "plain smoth, and agreeable to the Text, than any hetherto. Allowed by the Authority of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, and appointed to be sung in Congregations and Families. The enteries are as follows: February the 21 day, 1781 I was Maried To Mary Beliengy.". "Aaron Reeves Was Borm October the, 25th Day 1781." "James Reeves Was Born june the 15th day 1787." > "Rucben Poiegs was Born September the 10 1778," November the 20 day 1789 | | aca Reever died. | _ On the second page certain: entries ; follow :- "April the first day 4777 T; ‘are repeated, the page beginnig as was married to Moly gollifer April the 17 day 1777 Moly Reeves descas ed." Then follows the repetition of , the Brad of the second marriage to Mary ‘Belléngy, and the birth of | ( Aaron, and the next is, "James Reeves ! was born June the 15 day, 1787." The {record of the death of Poly is fl [ agramd followed on the next page {by the record of the third marriage. | | "November the 18 day 1790 1 was Maried to Drusila Hund. tober the first day 1791." Poly Reeves! was Born November the « day 17 "Ruth daughter of day of October 1797," written‘ 4° another hand. * "Adonijah Reeves departed this life | february the 8 Day in the year of our | | Lord 1798." On the page before the ! | ~rctrical version of the Peaims sever- | al entries are repeated. A genealogi- | cal note enclosed in the | bible states that Adonijah died Feb. 8; 1798,andthat | xis children subsequently died leaving | no insue. ‘The use of the capital Jetters in the record illustrates the style of the time, which required each important word to ‘begin-with & capital, REEVES DESCENDANTS OF THE _. MAYFLOWER , Thomas H. Hughes was ‘Soin 10 January 1769 dled 10 November, ‘1889 married 3 December, | 1788, Lydia Paige, and had the following ‘children (1) — Thomas Paige. Hughes, (2). Ellis | Hughes, . (8) Lydia Hughei, (4) — Eleanor | Hughes, (5): +Serabi Hughes. Thomas H. Hughes. was. the sin of Eitis and Elenor ( me the name io spelled) Hurst Hughes, arid (aad : of Pilgrim descent in the‘ tine foflowitig: Ellis Hugher (6) Hannah Weilidia(®) Joseph Whilldin (4) Hannah Gorham (8) Desire Howland (2) John HowJand the Pilgrim (1). Lydia odocand daughter of (tombstone in Cold Spring). It Pud not be within the Hmits of the present article to give the histories o f all the thirteen children of this marriage, and the ground has been covered in part before. Their second son, Richard D. Edmunds, a ruling | Elder | in Cold! Spring Church for 14 years was born in 1814, died & October, 1879, aged 65 years; Married June | Stevens, born 1814, died 21 April, 1883, Eight children were born of this marriage, of whom a daughter, Miranda Seybert Edmunds, born 31 January, 1842, married Courtland V. Reeven. Children of

sland V. and Miranda S. Edi (1) — Martha Swain Reeves, (2 Jonnie — Edmunds. Ree married aries Leaning, (8) | Richard Down: nunds Reeves, (4) — Abijab Davi eaves. Elizabeth Bateman Reeves, daugh ter of — Richard D. and Jane Steven Reeves, was born 28 March, 1849, mar ried ‘William H. Reeves, and had sev en children: (1) Jennie Reeves, died in infancy (2) Martha Rec (8) Ethel Kee married Marcus: Scull, . (4) Emn Reeves Married Marcus Scull, . (5 William Henry Reeves, died in-infuurey (6) Esmonde Harper Reeves, died i Matthows, wife of Andrew H. Reever has already been given in these arti cles. Recent letters showing interest i this investigute into the ancestry of ‘of the County have been receives from Mr. Joseph Linard Eldredge, Mr. Herbert C. Whitakor, | Mr. Willian Evans Price, Mr..Daniel Hand, Rev J. P Hughes; Mre. Mary C. Hildret und Miss Eleanor Harris® --- ame ame--_-_-_ WANT ADVERTISEMENTS SAVE A LOT OF STEPS tiser to operuté pn. , Let the Lor mnd Wave — save your valuahl time, . Phone Keystone 90. Inppprptmedreonenptaed SWEET POTATOES PROVE SPLENDID CROP IN N. J Three million bushel of sweet pote: toes are raised every: year Jersey and, if the proper methods of culture are followed . should b among her most. valuable crops. In the first place. sweet potatoes are especially adapted to loose sandy tatces, the cost production is lower, leas care in required during the truck er‘s. busy, season and the price: pei bushel is usually higher than that 6 the white potato. . , "Sweet Potato Culture and ag limigd by tbe New Jerapy Expettine y ew Je iment Statl a is full If prad 1x" R. W. Detlaun, was formerly sion Specialist in Vegetable A suggestion of timely intermat for this semson of the year is found in the construction of the efficientiplant bed. One secret for the sucttts of sweet potatoes is to give them good tart in life. This is accompliahed in lants in fire-keated nyone who wishes ‘egen ret it by writing to the ‘Thaw Biped fued by ‘the State yee Instr i a (Brices 18" 197%. of

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