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FOB RENT- — Heated Apartment, Fire Booms .Private Bath. 114 Decatur Street, Cape May. 10-2-20-lt-1501 FOR SALE FOB SALE— A BLOCH BABY j coach in good condition, price | $16.00. Apply 406 W. Perry street FOR SALE- Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. Price $25.00. 606 ■' Columbia Ave. 10-2-20-lt-1495 HEATERS FOB SALE— Two. Double Heaters in good condition. Apply Thomas Eldredge, Broadway and Eldredge Avenues, West Cape May. N. J. 10-2-20-lt-1498 FOR SALE— 209 Bushels of Fine eating potatoes. Orders taken for ten bushels or more. Delivered at $1.26 a bushel. John Speck, West Cape May. 10-2-20-lt-1604 FOR SALE — Desirable West Cape Map residence property in most eligible location. Perfect order. Ten rooms and bath. Basement and indoor toilet. Reasonable price. 1 Easy terms. Apply to A. R. Hand, 1 Star and Wave office. tf 1 WANTED j! WANTED— DOUBLE BARRELED , gun, 12 or 16 guage State condi- ; tion and price. Address Star and , Wave Publishing Co. ■ 1 WANTED— GIRL TO ATTEND < store and keep books, apply 8146 Star i and Wave office. 9-18-20 ! , 1 WANTED — A white nurse to take 1 care of two children. Apply Karl V. Kok&s, 524 Washington St. ^ 9-25-2t-l427 WANTED — Wosii for General Housework. Steady Position. 102 Ocean St 10-2-20-lt-1505 WANTED — Clerk, Female, to attend Store. Address with reference, No. 1502, Star and Wave Publish- { ing Co. 10-2-20-lt-1502 MONEY TO LOAN ' Money for Mortgages, Contract 1 Work, All Business Purposes. C H. LARGE Pierce's N. J. WANTED- LABORERS —WHITE , and colored. Good job. Good pay 4 100 or mol-e men needed. Apply Associated Contractors at the NewHangar. 9-11-20-3079

WMBPn I to represent g strong and progressive Fraternal Insurance Order | which has been operating since 1908 . j and has nearly $125,000.00 CASH ' RESERVES. Policy valuation shows the Society to be over 102 per cent policy solvent Some good terl ritory still open and a very attractive renewal commission contract for REAL PRODUCERS. If you " are capable and mean business, connect with a big progressive company. Compensation according to the time devoted to the work. Address, THE AMERICAN WORKj MEN INSURANCE CO., 620 F St, i Washington, D. C. 10-2-20-lt-1507 IN MEMORIAM i ! In loving memory of our dear father, Reuben T. Johnson, who passed away October 2nd, 1919. A faithful father true and land, 1 No one like you well find; ' The depths of our sorrow, No longer can we tell, At the toss of our dear father, * The one we loved so well. 1 Sadly missed, by his children. 1 Martha and Reuben. 10-2-20-lt 20 MS-Sti STUDEBAKER CUTS PRICES £ Three Types of Autos are Reduced £ $125.00 to $200.00 Each Following the example set by two ' other automobile companies, the Stu- ' debaker Corporation last night announced a substantial reduction in the * prices of all cars effective im- - mediately. Orders creating a new I price list sent out from headquarters 1 in Detroit were announced here by & Brown of Wlldwood, c county distributors. o Beginning today the special 6ix touring car which sold for $1875, 1 drops to $1750; the Coupe from $2850 to $2650; the Sedan from $2950 to.* $2750; and the big six touring car * from $2350 to $2150. All these prices are F. O. B. Detroit. s t

MAN'S BEST AGE A mn" is as old as his organs ; be can be as vigorous and healthy at 1 70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in performing their functions. Keep ' your vital organs healthy with GOUMEDU. Tb« world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder end uric add troublee eince 1696 ; corrects disorder*; stimulates vital organs. All druggists, three sires Leek far tke mm CeU Medal aa everr baa sad aeeas* mo Mutiaa The first amxamcement of a reduction in the price of automobiles came several days ago from the Ford Motor Co. This was followed by a ' big price cut by the Overland and : then it was generally predicted there ' would be cuts throughout the entire i automobile industry. FISHING CREElt i 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Durell Hoffman and Westley, spent Sunday with their 1 Bentley, at Cooper's Hospital - Mrs. Edgar Woolson is entertaining her sister and family from ' ' Mrs. Frank Sheets, Sr., entertained ' mother Mrs. Mattison and sister Mrs. Geo. Keller on Thursday last. ' Murell Woolson and wife have * moved to Wikiwood for the winter. David Morrison, of Rio Grande, * caled on his nephew, William Sheets ' Sunday. Mrs. Earl Yerricks, of Erma, spent 1 with Mrs. Henry Mclntyre. c Don't forget the Pot-Pie Supper at the Grange Hall on October 8th. 1 of Sunday School. * George Matthews and sons Raymond and Howard took in the Trenfair this week.

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WEST CAPE MAY Mrs- Edward Morton sad daughter Clara spent Monday in Philadelphia. Coleman Lamp spent Sunday in Ocean City. Mrs. Oh. as. Hughes entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Cramer on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart have returned after spending a week away. ; Mrs. William LJoyd is entertaining Mrs. Catherine Shontz, of Phillipsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes spent several days last week in Bridge ton. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher entertained Mr. and James Eldredge. Mr. Eli Stevens is entertaining his sister who he has not seen for thirtyseven years. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Settle are en- ! joying a vacation in Connecticut. RIO GRANDE Mrs. Smith Endkott entertained Hughes and son from Cape May for a couple of days. C. Shaw spent a few days with his daughter, Mrs. E. Morton, at Cape i May City. Mrs. Charles Cornell, of Philadel- 1 phia, was renewing old friends the of the week. Mrs. Sidney Goff, of Cape May ; City, spent Sunday with her brother ; David of this place. The M. E. church held a Pot Pie j Supper in the Grange Hall on Friday \ evening and netted the sum of over $100. Henry Sykes who is employed in < spent Sunday with \ in Rio. Mrs, John Morton is seriously ill at } her home. Her many friends wish I for a speedy recovery. J Mrs. Neltie Hand is entertaining < cousin from Pittsburgh for a few < days. Don't forget the 'Pot-P3e Supper' at ' the Grange Hall on October 8th. j of Sunday School. ' GOSHEN Still very dry weather. F. W. James is doing business in i 4 Miss Jane Smith spent the week- J end with Dias Creek friends. It was quite lively at the Primary 3 Election having the added womens 1 vote. The Quaterly Conference was conducted by Rev. Hilliman of Cape May Tuesday evening. Rev. T. J. Morgan was in his pulpit again on Sunday after an absence of two weeks. David and wife of Cape May City Sunday visitors in town. i A number of our women attended • the annual W. C. T. U. convention in ; on Sri day. Mrs. Lorana Chester is visiting 3 House friends. v j Mrs. Kate Riley returned to Phila- • delphia on Monday after a delightful ! summer's visit. Mrs. Geo. Richardson is this week .uiio. w. jvauaiuson is uus weex

~ visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. F. M. Hitner, yf South Seaville, was calling on Mrs. Elizabeth Swain on Tuesday. Harry Conover and wife of Green Creek visited at the parsonage on Saturday. The Philatheans were entertained by Mrs. Clara Hymer on Wednesday. W. C. T. U. The gathering of white ribboners at Wildwood last Friday at their annual , convention was a large one, marked by great enthusiasm and increased | interest. The sessions were delightful. The reports most satisfactory. The increased membership gladdened every heart. The officers were unanimously re-elected. Plans were laid for more effective work the coming . year. With forty departments of ' work, there is an opportunity for splendid endeavor. Americanization was strongly emphasized as one of the • great fields of labor. The women in ' anticipation of their first ballot at the , Primary, stood solid for voting only for a dry candidate in every election. I Rev. N. V. Sargent, of Wildwood, | gave a brilliant address; subject, j 'Today, Tomorrow". Senator W. H. Bright was given the opportunity to declare himself pledged to stand by ' the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. ( Rev. Howard E. Hand, of Philadelphia, made the evening address, which ' stirring, logical and forceful. So ended another blessed day. ^ County President. unclaimed" letters List of unclaimed letters remain- , ing in Cape May P. O. for week ending September 29th, 1920. - | dark, William Davis, Miss C. B. Ford, Miss Virginia P. Batterer, Miss Helen E Logan, Miss Elmira Now*, Mrs. Annie Smith, Dr. J. M. . Stidum, Prof. A. B. In calling for the above please say advertised. Sal Needles, T. M. 1 !

Big 4-Night Fair At Wildwood UNDER AUSPICES OF Wildwood Athletic dab | For Benefit of Liberty Bnildisg Fsnd sf W. A. C. ; * K2* October j £& 6-7-8-9 On the Boardwalk and in Casino Building To be held rain or shine. Fnir will be in fall swing from 6 to 12 o'clock each night Mnsic by WILDWOOD CITY BAND PROGRAM Wednesday Night \ \ CAKfi WALK SACK RACE NOVELTY RACE WATER MELON EATING CONTEST Thursday Night- MASQUERADE ; : BEST FANCY DRESS BEST CHARACTER ■ ; BEST COMIC BEST GROUP Friday Night- AMERICAN LEGION NIGHT National and State Officers are expected to be present to address the gathering 3 f Saturday Nigkt-COUNTR Y NIGHT Oh! You Confetti i DANCING AT CASINO DANCE LAND — GOOD MUSIC 3 : GREASED PIG CONTEST PIE EATING CONTEST Prizes for Best Representation of Uncle Josh and Sis Hopkins ! • First Prizes for Each, $5.00 Second Prizes for Each, $2.50 ; Contributions greatfuliy received. Make checks payable to 1 : 3 • Walter Treen, Treasurer. Articles for sale at fair can be sent i • to Douglass Casino Restaurant, or phone Kevstone 36: Bell 453-W and they will be Bent for. ADMISSION FREE

BARGAINS IN SHOES We have a large lot of broken sizes, which we are closing out at prices that are really attractive. Also have our new Gum Boots, Oil Clothing and Men's Work Shoes, Ladies' and Gents' Underwear and Men's Furnishings, Auto Shoes and Tubes, Paints, Oils, Hardware, Bicycle Simdries and Harness, Blankets for the Horse, Groceries, Flour, Feed, Full-o-Pep Laying Mash Scratch Food, just what your poultry needs at this time of year to keep them healthy and make them profitable. Call and inspect our stock, the most complete line in Cape May County. Orders delivered free of charge. R. T. Johnson Est Erma Naw Jersey A. H. Swain. Manager . - W Jl