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WEST CAPlf^K^! Charles Send gran has been ill this ! week. The community has met with a great loss in the sudden death of our school principal, J. B. Hastings, on last Friday. E. Doughty is on the sick list. Rev. P. V. Slauter has been calling on the sick this week. Mrs. John H. Hughes, of Pearl St., is confined to the bed with a slight stroke. ^frs. C. Swain entertained her sister j and brother of Philadelphia one day last week. A party of White Ribboners motored to Wildwood to attend the annual convention on Fridsty last. Those in the party were Dr. Ware and wife, ! Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. M. Teal, Mrs. C. Willis, Mrs. S. Stitcs, and Mrs. C. Rutherford. They all had a very delightful day. We regret hearing that Mr. and : Mrs. L. Fauver will move to Millville. Mrs. George Reeves is entertain- j ! ing friends from Camden. 1 Mrs. C. Newkirk is still ill. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer and Mrs. H. ' Sopher of Philadelphia, spent therttay with Mrs.C. Willis on Sunday last, j Mrs. Man-in Oliver has the symj pathy of friends in the death of her ! father, Joseph Brown, of Green Creek, j Mrs. Detwiler and family have returned to Camden after spending the ' summer here.

Miss Clara Springer attended the i funeral of J. B. Hastings on Sunday. | ( Eli S. Stevens is entertaining his j , sister, Mrs. Emeline Langshaw, from Stillwater, Oklahoma. Thi«- is the . first time she has been back to her old home for 36 years. Although > only 73 years of age, she travelled to the Grand Army Encampment at Indianapolis alone. After attending the Grand Army Encampment, she started for old Cape May, arriving in Philadelphia on the 24th, where 6he was ( met by her brother, Eli Stevens. Mrs.' Longshaw will make quite a long visit before returning to her home. Miss Laura Pierson is visiting ato Atoona and Philadelphia. Orion Reeves spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Fauver were at Port Morris, Sunday. .

A--'-' ' • _ L»- - . - ! The Caloric Pipeless — A, V Furnaces Are the original Pipeleui Heaters and still stand at the head of all Pipeless nacesWinter will soon be hereDon't put off ordering your heater. The price of all heaters has already gone up $20 to $30. We have taken care of you for this monthby buying several carloads of Caloric Furnaces, which we will sell at the old prices until October 1st, 1920. Buy now and save this increase in prices to buy your winter's coal. NORTON-DOWLER CO., ■** County Distributors [ Wildwood, N. J. J. E. TAYLOR & SON, Local Representatives, Cape May, N. J. r*

! in -nre-ima aijii spiim . ■niiwjr m Mr. and Mrs. Belford Ewing and Mrs. William Loyd spent Sunday in Atlantic City. Miss Margaret Thegan, of Rut- ■ ledge, Pa, is spending some time with i Mrs. John Lonabaugh. Mrs. Charles Perkins was in Phila- i delphia shopping Thursday. ] < COLD SPRING Mrs. H. H. Needles is spending 1 some time at the home of her parents < r in Elmira, N. Y. ' Ralph Taylor is in charge of the Primary Grades at Lower Cold Spring ■ " school. ' Mrs. Martha Soffe took in the 1 sights of Audobon the first of the • week. " Cold Spring Grange, No. 182, have planncda picnic at Norbury's Landf nig, Thursday, October 7th. All are invited to come accompanied by lunch d and have a general good time. - The D. cf A. gave a supper at Jr. l" j 0. U. A. M. Hall Tuesday evening. I While enroute from Wlidwood Tuesday evening, Messrs. Enoch Miller. L l and Jacob Trusty met with a painful -* accident when their car skidded, I throwing the latter through the wind- '* ' shield, severely bruising him, while ;r Mr. Miller was but slightly injured. ^ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Foster entertained at dinner Wednesday, Mr. and ie i Mrs. D. Stewart of Philadelphia, and I Mr. and Mrs. Eli Barnett, of WildI vvnnii wood.

I W. N. Morrison returned Sunday I evening from -Perrysville, Md., for a j few days stay. Jesse D. Ludlam, Of Cape May * t Court House, called on . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matthews Tuesday. Miss Dill Hastings has returned 1 from a trip to Philadelphia. | Recognizing the voting privilege ' as an "obligation" and duty, the wo- ' men of Lower Township, with but few exceptions, visited the polling place ' j Tuesday, casting their votes in a " 1 quiet and conscientious manner. * Wedding bells pealed forth right I merrily when G.' L. Palmer, of St. * i Augustine, Fla., led to the hymenial I alter, Miss Mildred C. Miller, of Cold d 1 Spring, N. J, September 26th, 1920. I Rev. Jacob Dyke, pastor of old Brick lt j Presbyterian church, officiating. They were attended by T. Harris, as groomsman, and Miss Lois Stilwell, as ^ ajiu ww,..*,., — p

bridesmaid. The wedding breakfast d was partaken of at Hotel Windsor, r at Cape May, N. J. Mr.,and Mrs. fi Palmer will be at home after Novem- j ber'lst, at Palm Beach, Florida. Don'f forget the "Pot-Pie supper at t the Grange Hall on October 8th. < Benefit of Sunday School. £ — •»— j List of Unclaimed Letters The list of unclaimed letters re- J maining in Cape May postoffice for J the week ending Sept. 22, are as follows: j Adams, Miss Anna Ayars, B. T. Carlisle; M- A. Callendar, Leonard . "J Cramer, Win. H. Crawford, A. i Harrison, Charlie Hobnail, Mrs. Jerusha Howes, Mrs. E. C. (2) Hoyer, Arthur C. Johnson, Mrs. Pauline MacLeod, Miss Elizabeth | Meadows, Mrs. Husie Murray, Miss Grace I Parris, Mr. | Pela William Porter, Mrs. Charles A. Jr. , White, Miss Margaret j Shoemaker, Miss Mamie | | "Jeffple, Miss William I In calling for the above please say ; advertised. Sol Needles, P. M. FOR SALE — Empire Pipeless Hecter ■ small size, in use six months. In good condition. Address No. 1509, Star and Wave. lU-2-ZO-lt-1509 CARS FOR SALE — Dodge Touring car Hudford truck with express body chasses, one Ford touring car body, nearly new, one open express I body suit one ton truck. Harry Kehr, 432 W. Perry street. Phone Keystone 121-M 10-2-20-lt-l508

CAPE MAY COUNTY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS , P . 1 John E. Seckels, Plaintiff, vs. < Ode L Coyie, Defendant Action at Law. In Attachment. § Notice of Attachment. c NOTICE is hereby given that a writ of attachment at Hie suit of John S Sickels, against the rights and s credits, moneys and effects, goods and chattels, lands and tenements, of Ode ' I. Coyle, a non-resident, for the sum 1 of fifteen hundred dollars, issued out ' i of the Cape May County Court- of Common Pleas 'on the 26th day of [ August, 1920, returnable on the 15th ' ; day of September, 1920, has been served and duly executed on the 26th . day of August, 1920, and was re- • turned on the 14tS day of "September, 1920, by the sheriff of the County of s Cape May. A. C. HILDRETH, Clerk, s Ernest W. Lloyd, Attorney, i 624 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. -. 10-2-20-lt-1506 — — I IN MEMORIAM r. - ,1 ' In cherished memory of my beloved j i husband, Reuben T. Johnson, who enl' tered eternal rest October 2nd, 1919. e The blow was hard, The shock severe, r_ To part with one 1(] I loved so dear. 1(j Not only a cherished husband j. to me, But a wonderful sweetheart S

as well. t A "Prince of men", ( It was said of. him, How well I know no words can tell. " £ Deeply loved and sadly missed by his wife, Mary. 10-2-20-ltl496 I I ( COUNTY FAIR A GREAT SUCCESS t — — The Cape May County Fair held d on the 17th and 18th of September, d was a wonderful success in every way. It was made possible by harmonious k action of nine organizations each cooperating to do its part in boosting 15 and helping the cause. The full supOUU UC1IUUJJ UK uuuou, i

port of the public, as was given both goes to show that the people ; { really want a good county fair and willing to go any reasonable i to get it. The agricultural exhibits were in numbered quality greater than those , <jf last year. The farmers and their placed special emphasis upbn , fruit this year and consequently I brought specimens of apples,peaches, pears, and quinces, of quality such as to be second to none in the state. Exhibiaion space for commercial i such^as tractors, auto trucks, electric light plants, victrolas, pipeless heaters, spray materials, and iarm machinery was well taken up, thus giving our Fair th apnea ran< of one of the larger , fairs. Hie State Bureau of Hygiene, AntiTuberculosis League, League of Women Voters, Red Cfi»ss, W. C. T. U. by their untiring efforts lent dignity to the fair and imparted useful knowledge along lines not especially _ featured at other fairs. The horse racing, base ball games, and flying made interesting sports for many and each sport was well attended by its champions. . Owing to the abundance of farm produce many of the fine exhibits of the grangers and Vocational school almost went begging when sold at auction. APPLES Baldwin — Wilhemina Powell. Swainr ton, 1st; Ralph Taylor, Cold Spring, n 2nd; D. P. Haley, Eldora, 3rd. '« Black Twig or Paragon — Wilhe- i 9 mina Powell, Swainton, 1st; Julius : Way, Cape May Court House, 2nd; 1 8 Chas. J. Meerwald, South Dennis, 3rd. s Ben Davjs — Wilhemina Powell, r Swainton, 1st; C. J. Meerwald, South s Dennis, 2nd; A. T. D. Howell, Dias y Creek, 3rd. e Crab — Thos. J. Durell, Belleplain. 8 1st; Julhi6 Way, Cape May Court House, 2nd; no name, 3rd.

Announcement - ! I take this ooportunky of informing the public that I have removed my stock to our Wild- * wood store, comer Pacific and Garfield Ave*. I wil be pleased to fil anv ma3 orders which my > former patrons may tend me. I also wish to thank them for their I . ezra:,*** i Ana Envoi | JL h — - — — J

Court House, lsfc C. Turaer, Gape | May Court Hooaa, 2nd; Otwmy Bwwn, 1 May^rd. ' ^ Dutchess — Wilhemina Powell, - 1st; Julius Way, Cape May House ,2nd and 3rd. ' :- Fallowater— Wilhemina Powell, 1st; ChasJ. Meerwald, Dennis, 2nd; Julius Way, 3rd. Fall Pippin— -Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 1st Ralph Schellenger, Green Creek, 2nd; A. H. Schellenger, ' J Creek, 3rd. Gano — Wlihemina Powell, Swainton, "J 1st; D. P. Haley, Eldora, 2nd; E. S. Dias Creek, 3rd. Gravenstein — R a 1 p h Schellenger, Green Creek, 1st; Ralph Taylor, Coid Spring, 2nd; D. McPhereon, Cold Spring, 8rd. Grime's Golden — Chas. Meerwald, South Dennis, 1st; Julius Way, Cape May - Court House, 2nd; Shangar i Douglass ft Son, Cold Spring, 3rd. 1 Grindstone— D. P. ' Haley, Eldora, list' . •• • ,'-M Jonathan — J. S. Douglass, Cape i May Court- House, 1st; John C. Elliott, Cold Spring, 2nd; Julius Way, Cape May Court House, 8nL i King David — Qtwuy Brown, Cape - May, 1st; H. Learning, Cold Spring, i. 2nd. King— Julius Way, let Macintosh Red^J. S. Douglass, Cape May Court House, 1st; Julius Way, Cape May Court House, 2nd; Chas. Howell, Dias Creek, 3rd. Maiden Blush— Wilhemina PoWeD,

Swainton, let; Allison Ludlam, Swain2nd; Shangar Douglass & Son, Spring, 3rd. Northern Spy— Wifcemina Powell, Swainton, 1st. . Opalescent — Shangar Douglass ft Cold Spring, 1st; J. C. Elliott, Cold Spring, 2nd; Shangar Douglas & Son, Cold Spring, j Pee walkie— Ralph Taylor, Cold Spring, 1st. Russet-John C. Bate, Fishing Creek, 1st; Allison Ludlam, Swainton, 2nd; Ralph Taylor, Cold Spirng, 3rd. Roman Stem— A. T. D. Howell, Dias * Creek, 1st; Ralph Schellenger, Green Creek, 2nd; Ralph Taylor, Cold Spring, 3rd. Rhode_ Island Greening— Ralph Tay- " lor, Cold Spring, 1st. 5 Rome — Wilhemina Powell , Swainton, 1st; A. B. Faure, Belleplain, 2nd. 1 Red Astrakhan — Julius Way, Capo

Court House, 1st. Reeve's Favorite— Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 1st. Stayman Winesap — Chas. J. Meer-> wald, South Deama, 1st; John C. Elliott, 2nd and 3rd. Spitxenberg— Wilhemina PcrWeH, Swainton, 1st. 3tark— Wilhemina Powell, Swain- ( ton, 1st; Chas. J. Meerwald, South : Dennis, 2nd; John C. Elliott, Cold I Spring, 3rd. | Star — Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 1st. ! Smokehouse — Ralph Schellenger, Green Creek, 1st; Chas. Tomlin, Cape May Court House, 2nd; H. Learning, Cold Spring, 3rd. Turn-O-the-Lane — A. T. D. Howell, Dias Creek, 1st. Twenty Ounce — Frank Norton, Dias Creek, 1st; Harold Collins, South SeaHe. 2nd; Michael Cook, Dias Creek, 3rd. , Winter Banana — Julius Way, Cape May Court House, 1st; Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 2nd; Shangar Douglass & Son, Cold Spring, 3rd. Wolf River — Wilhemina Powell, 1 Swainton, 1st; Joel Fjsher, Dias Creek, 2nd. Wealthy . — Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 1st; Turner, Cape May ' Court House, 2nd; No Name. 3rd. ' William's Early Red— Wilhemina J Powell, Swainton, 1st; Julius Way, " Cape May Court House, 2nd. York Imperial — Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, lst;Chas. J. Meerwald, South Dennis 2nd; John C. Elliott, Cold Spring, 3rd. Yellow Transparent— Julius Way, j Cape May Court House, 1st; Wilhemina Powell, Swainton, 2nd. ! | Yellow Belleftower — Wilhemina ! Powell, Swainton, 1st; Alvin Hand, l" ! Eldora, 2nd; A. V. Anderson, Ocean j View, 3rd. I Any Other Variety Apples— Alvin S| Hand, Eldora, 1st; Wilhemina Powell, ( Swainton, 2nd; J. B. Sheppard, South ^ ! Seaville, 3rd. PEACHES Elberta — Allison Ludlam, Swainton, 1st; Joseph Cohen, Woodbine, 2nd. Francis — Allison Ludlam, Swainton, 1st Fox Seedling — Chas. Howell, Dias Creek, 1st; Ralph Schellenger, Green Creek, 2nd and 3rd. » Krummel's October — C. S. Creese, Cape May Court House. 1st and 2nd. Iron Mountain— C. S. Cresse, Cape May Court Houaa, lit; Allison Lud- § Swainton, tod; C S. Creese, Oapa Court House. 3rd. TM mi ~~- iiT* Iiwpb R- Often, Wee*- - — (OONTDTUKl MRXT VHL)