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CLASSIFIED | ADVERTISING ■ — ; jp? — for sale FOB SALE— Three Pipeleae Heater*. 5 Gall 52S Washington St., Cape May. l0-9-2O-3t-1584 1 FOB SALE— One Horse and Wagon, ! cheap, i Apply E. W. Springer, Cape May Point 9-25-tf-3074 • FOB SALE— VEBY REASONABLE 1 ^ Broadway dwelling and business property. 'Apply to A. R. Hand, price and .terms. West Cape May. j FOB SALE — Shetland Poajt (Two Years Old) and Cart. Very gentle, ' can be driven by any one. Apply to L Tennenbaum, Cape May, N. J. 1 10-9-20-lt ' - I ! '_7FOB SALE— Parker Broe. Hammer1 . less double barrel, 12 gauge shot I gun, good condition. Sold for want of use. Address 1645, Star and Wave Office. 10-16-20-tf-l645 FOB SALE— No. 8 Kitchen Range, 1 used one season. Bargain worthy of attention if in need of same. 1 Joseph S. Stites, Keystone Phone, 1 1-8-4-M. 10-23 l20_lt_1719 < FOB SALE— Twin Indian Motorcycle. 1 Powerplus, 16 h. p., just overhauled. 1 Preat-O-Lite - Tank, Tandem and Horn. Apply 32 Jackson street. Bonald E. Quindort. 10-23-20 11-1718 FOB SALE— Desirable West Cape : Map residence property in most eligible location. Perfect order. Ten rooms and bath. Basement and indoor toilet. Reasonable price. Easy terms. Apply to A- R. Hand, Star and Wave office. tf FOR RENT FOB BENT— 568% Brand Street, 3 ' Room House, furnished, gas far cooking, heater stove. Would be , suitable for old oouple. J. Ruth- . erfbrd. l.-2S-lt-1714 FOB BENT— Apartments. Broadway and York avenue, West Cape May, N. J. Five rooms. Apply to A. R. Hand, Star and Wave.

FOB RENT— Furnished, Five Rooms. Gas for cooking. Also coal stoves. Bent reasonable. Apply Florist, corner Broad and Bank streets. 10-l6-20-2t-1646 WANTED^ WANTED— A Bright Girt in Store. No experience necessary. Apply toCarl V. Kokes, 524 Washington street. 10-23-20-14-1716 WANTED— GIRL TO ATTEND store and keep books, apply 3146 Star and Wave office. 9-18-20 WANTED— LABORERS —WHITE and colored. Good job. Good pay 100 or more men needed. Apply Associated Contractors at the New . Hangar. 9-11-20-3079 DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING The auditorium on Jackson street was filled on Tuesday, the 19th inst, at 8:00 p. m. A mixed audience of ladies and men listened to the lucid explanation of the League of Nations by Judge John W. We.-tcott, Dr. William Jonah, nominee for Congress, second district of New Jersey, and Major J. D. Runk supported the League forcefully and plainly. Miss Frances Baker, nominee for the General Assembly, received an ovation' as being the first woman to receive a nomination for the office. Her modest, unassuming manner and plain language impressed the audience as genuinely ladylike and womanly. A feeling of confidence toward her pervaded the audience. This meeting can only be characterized as a most unusual one in the annals of "the unterrified." The seriousness of the situation was apparently fdt by all present. Mudslinging and coarse language were remarkable in their abence, and it was acknowledged to be the proper tiling and most admirable. Ex-assembly-man William Porter presided. fQfi RESULTS HWIK1K

COMMISSION FORI \ OFMMENT Cape May City, N. J. 1 for the Month of Sept- 1926 S Regular Meeting Sept. 7th, 1920. Mayor presiding. Directors present: Messrs. Melvin, r Sheppard, Wentxell. . J Clerk Reported — Fish Pier, Sept. 4, 1 $50.50. Gameweli Fire Alarm Co. requested to place the motor in pro- i per condition. Electrical Inspector Reported — Bill < Cape May Light andPower Co. Au- c gust approved. Fire Alarm Motor 1 not satisfactory. Solicitor Reported — Notices posted 1 on Life Guards term. ' Director Public Safety Reported— i Police for August, /three arrests. 1 $96.00. Life; Guards "Off" Sept. 6th, 1920. / 1 Director Finance Reported — En- ! gineer Winter Works, Sept. 4th, ] 10,187,555 gallons. , 1 New Business — Petition of Fire < Drivers received a^ filed. Mayor 1 authorised to represent the City at ] meeting of New Jersey Coastal Be- ! sorts. Summer Police ordered con- ] tinned until September 20th. Conordered for Sutton and Corson for stone Bulkhead. JJids ordered advertised for placing stone at Bulkhead. Final payment $341.00 or- i dered paid on street paving contract. Bills ordered paid, $3,681.61. Regular Meeting— Sept. 14th, 1920. Mayor presiding. Directors Present — Messrs. Melvin. Sheppard, Wentxell. Minutes read and approved to date. Clerk Reported— Fish Pier, Sept 11th, $12.25. Statement for August accepted. Board of Freeholders paid in $32.00 and $41.90. Engineer Reported — Bids for placing stone advertised. Electrical Inspector Reported— Bill Cgpe May Illuminating Co., Septemstreets, gas, approved. Director Public Safety Reported — Attended Meeting of New Jersey Coastal Resorts as instructed, Sept. 8th. Director Finance Reported — Engineer Water Works, September 11th, 9,100,300 gallons. Director Streets Reported— Work resumed cm Board Walk. New Business — Communication

Board of Trade, Garbage removal, or- • dered "Received and Filed." State • Board of Health on Fires at Dump • "Received and Filed." Harry E. Borzell on conditions on First Ave. re- ' f erred to Director of Streets. Pe- ' tition signed by 118 citizen* to have a theatre on the property of the city - near Convention hall "Received and . Filed." Proposition of the Palace r Theatre Co. to rent from the city 70 l feet by 120 feet on property between Convention hall and Pavilion No.1, on - which to erect a theatre, on lease of ) 25 years, accompanied by a sketch, r ordered "Received and Filed", and the ) City Solicitor instructed to consult - with the Solicitor of the Palace ! Theatre Co. and present a proposition t covering all items and present it to f the Commissioners for consideration. > Bills ordered paid, $8,688.77. i Regular Meeting, September 21st, 1920 — Mayor presiding. Directors Present — Messrs. Melvin, 1 Sheppard, Wentzell. 1 Minutes read and approved, f Clerk Reported — Tax Sale Certifi1 cates, 1918, sent up for Record. B Treasurer Reported — Statement for - August accepted. •• Engineer Reported— Work on Board ^ Wa'l- resumed to conform with height e of old Board Walk. Solicitor Reported — Delinquent Merr cantile Taxes "all in but one", n Director Public Safety Reported— 0 Term of Summer Police expired September 20th. Recommended that 1 Hersckell Lovebt be appointed for e term' ending December 31st, 1920, "• and Lewis Williams until October lrt, r 1920, as Specials. Director Finance — Reported — Engineer Water Works, SeptemEerMMi, i- 8,902,195 gallons. Director Streets — "Progress". ? New Business — The Assessor . was instructed to present the Tax h Duplicate 1921 to the Commissioners. £ Bids to furnish stone for Bulkhead S read; Sutton and Corson, $1.75; Millard F. Ware, $230; and Chas. Keeler, $2.10 per ton; awarded to Sutton - and Corson. Solicitor instructed to file Ouster against franchise of Ocean street Passenger R. R- Jos. P. Cox presented modified proposition for theatre on bench front, ordered "Received awl Filed". The Solicitor was iastrnetnd to present opinion upon— "h the City required to advertise for Bids far tossing any portion of Oty p. sporty o» sqpttod to the foregoing Pi Hi HIM " HorsehnU Lsvott or patntsd Spatial Mn until Don. U. 1800. end Uto* Will ontf Otis-

ber 1st, 1920. Rerohrti^paaed Pre renewal of Notes at uto Bank for $5,060.00. Bills ordered paid, $1,768.89. Regular Meeting, Oepteiidiru' 28th, 1920. Mayor in chair. Directors Present — Messrs. Melvin, Sheppard, Wentzell. - Minutes read and approved. Clerk Reported — Sutton and Corson notified of award of contract, and Assessor to present Tax Duplicate, 1921. Solicitor Reported — Opinion as instructed on 21st inst. to the effect that "There is no Act prohibiting the City from advertising". Opinion ordered accepted and transcribed into the Opinion Book. Director Public Safety Reported — Department O. K. Director Finance Reported — Engineer Water Works, 8,602,770 September 25th. New Business — Resolutions passed renewing Notes at each Bank .for $35,000.00. Weather report will be paid for by the City as heretofore. Proposition of Palace Theatre Co. discussed by opposition. Roll call on the accoptance or rejection of the proposition, Yeas — Director wentzell; Nays — Directors Melvin and Sheppard. Bills ordered paid, $344.10. WILLIAM PORTER, CSty Clerk. Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures of the City of Cape May for the Month of September, 1929. General Account Receipts , To cash oa hand last report $11,673.48 , To cash received from Collector taxes "Li 11,46037 ; To cash received from i CKy Clerk — 2,733.74 To cash received from City Note discounted 10,000.00 ! I $35,868.09 Disbursements By cash paid orders Commissioners L — _1__ $10,05936 By cash paid.scaools 5,000.00 By cash paid interest on bonds - J 3375.00 , By cash paid interest on school bonds — 132132 : By oash paid interest on , Notes 1395.00 i By cash paid Notes in Dy Lttni i'vwa iu *•

Bank . 10,000.00 2 t By balance on hand in treas- i i ury 4316.71 $35,868.09 — — 2 Officers Salaries - 2085 F. J. Melvin $125.00 | 2086 W. R. Sheppard 104.16 2 . 2087 G. P... Wentzell 104.16 ) 2088 Wm. Porter 125.00 , 2089 S. B. Wilson 91.66 2 , 2090 L. T. Stevens 100.00 r 2091 J. Allen Wales 55.00 1 , 9092 W. J. Fenderson, Jr. — 6333 2 8 2096 Jas. J. Doak 25.00 2 l S B 1 Police and Watchman ® 2111 Jefferson Gibson : $ 57.781 * • 2112 Walter Smith 50.00 1 1 2113 Wm. Gibson 4730 j 1 2114 John Reeves 4730^ _ 2115 Geo. Lehman —« > 4730 j ' 2116 Herachell Louett ' 47301 ^ i, 2117 Vernon Loper ; * 47.50 j * 2118 Albert Souder — . 10.50 \ 8119 Lewis Williams 47.50 ' . 2020 Chas. Markley : 4730 \ 2021 Eli Stevens 4730 ; r 2046 Bertha Benstead 10.10 ' 2073 Waiter Smith 8.48 j j 2112 Jefferson Gibson 57.78 " 1 2113 Walter Smith 50.00 ) 2114 Wm. Gibson 4730 [ - 2115 John Reeves 4730 j ^ 2116 Geo. Lehman 47.50 j| _ 2117 Herschell Lovett 4730 j \ >. 2130 Vernon Loper 4730 J ,t 2131 Lewis Williams 4730 | r - ' S Lighting Streets and Public Buildings , 1997 C. M. Light and Power I Co. , 1,290.75 ; i, 2056 C. M. Illuminating Co. 156.08 | V ~ i Property and Improvement r 1989 Del. and Atl. Tel. Co. __-$ 2.05 ! x 2043 Emma H. Stites 430 . 5 2044 C. C. Davis Electrical . d Co. 24.00 ' I- 2061 Geo. C. Sandgram 4.40 1- 2076 Thos Keenan 3030 n 2077 Thos. Holland 1630 o 2078 Jas. Dawson 30.80 n 2079 Lewis Hildreth 87.40 x, 2064 Thos. Keenan 16.80 >r 2065 Thos. Holland 16.80 s- 2066 Jas. Dawson 14.00 ls 2067 Lewis Hildreth 17.00 _ ___ k f >r Water Dspartmmt T 1906 Eidredg* ft Phillips $ 35 « 19*1 Eastern Tti. Oa 139 : r mn f. c a spean «jm X. urn W. 8. H. Sponca MH f tm Hoary %oaoor S tM )

2060 N. Y. mdting and Detfeing Co. 9939 2072 C. M. Coal add fee Co. 471.10 2098 F. C. B. Spence 6730 2099 W. S. H. Speace-- — 5230 2100 Henry Spencer 52*0 2121 Stanley Benstead 20.00 i 2122 Clinton Hughes 1 16.00 i 2128 Jos. Edmunds 20.00 , 2124 Lacy Irving 8.00 2125 Edward Brice 12.00 . 2126 Edwin Smith - — 8.00 t B Contingent Fnnd 0 1981 Atlantic Deeper Water Way Ansa. $ 60.00 _ 2071 A. H. Hildreth 169.05 2074 S. B. Wilson, Trees.^- — 1536 r Interest on Bond $8,876.60 Interest School Bond 1.221.52 1 Interest on Notes 1,395.00 r e s. Fire Department 1984 Eldredge A Phillips $211.45 n 2026 Jas. T. Rice 46.00 e 2027 Walter Hand 46.00 ; 2068 Gamew^ii. Fire Alarm — 1,200.00 - 2097 Fire Department 550.00 2102 Jas. T. Rice 45.00 2103 Walter Hand 4530 Poor Fund 2029 A. G. Bennett $ 1230 y 2106 A. G. Bennett 1230 ). $25.00 Music 1974 J. F. Zimmerman $889.00 8 1980 J. F. Zimmerman 389.00 2001 J. F. Zimmerman 389.00 7 — 4 - Board of Health 1066 Johh T. Hewitt $ 2.00 0 1067 R. S. Hand ' 2.00 - 1068 Dr. V. M. D. Marcy 76.00 9 1069 Wm. Porter 43.75 1070 Geo. Jefferson 30.00 1071 Geo. Jefferson — r 80.00 6 0 Operation Sewer Plant 1983 City Garage $ 4.90 0 1988 Del. and Atl. Tel. Co_ .85 1999 Atlantic City R. R 8.16 2 2030 Samuel Stilwell 50.00 2031 A. W. HiUnm 47.50 •0 2049 Valvine Oil Co 88.25 " 2055 Chas. A. Swain 8.15 |

2106 Samuel Stilwell 50.00 2107 A. W. Hilltnan 4730 ( I City Engineer 2093 Harry Bell — .*$125.00 Electrical Inspector 2095 A. D. Reeves $ 50.00 2 Auditor's Salary ^ 2094 L. T. Stevens .4 16-66 Street Supervisor 2028 Chas. L. Stites $ 45.00 " 1 2104 Chas. L. Stites 45.00 j ^ 2 -• - . j Repairing and Cleaning Streets j I ; 1982 City Garage $ 735 j j 1986 Eldredge & Phillips 4.40 j | : 1996 Harris & Bennett 830 j ( ' 2006 Jos. Stratton 5.50 j , ! 2007 Jacob Shaw 3.00 , ,12008 Emlin Cliver 130 j ,12009 Edwin Smith 4.00 , , 2010 Wm. Ware 1931 , , 2033 Stanley Benstead 44.00 , , Clinton Hugh4r 44.00 , , 2035 Jos. Edmunds 40.00 , 2036 Lacy Irvitg 3830 I 2037 Edward Brice 42.00 ; I 2038 Emlin Cliver 4 — 130 , 2039 Edwin Smith 42.50 1 1 2040 Wister Dougherty 19.83 . , 1 2041 Monroe Kimsey — 30.00 , 2045 Frank Entriken A Son_ 8342 j , j 2047 Focer & Mecray 30.05 , | 2048 Geo. W. Ottenger 4635 , 2053 M. H. Ware 4.83 * 2054 Chas. A. Swain 2.38 2063 Jacob Shaw 1__ 1.50 2070 Harry Callanghorn 9-65 ',2081 Focer ft Mecray 14.10 .!2110 Stanley Benstead 32.00 I | 2111 Clinton Hughes — 36.00 1 2115 Jos. Edmunds 24.00 2116 Lacy Irving 34.00 • 2117 Edward Brice — 36.00 1 ' 2119 Edwin Smith 42.50 i 1 2118 Jacob Shaw 1.50 • 2120 Wister Dougherty 4230 ) ) J . ) Convention Hall » 1975 M. S. Shaub $ 15JW 1 1976 Thos. Keenan — 28.00 1 1977 Thos. Holland : 28.00 9 1978 James Dawson 14.00 0 1979 Louis Hildreth 34.00 ® 1987 Central Pharmacy 10.05 1900 Jas. E. Taylor ft Soa — 42.72 1908 S. B. Wilson, Treas 8.75 $ 8980 Thro. Keenan — 88.00 » 0100 TW Hoi toad 8030 » 0084 Jamm Dawm* 80J8 1 Wm Uwto HUdreah 8430 I wm- Mn. Horn «Uft

ANNIVERSARY SALE f ■ »-■ . j - PRE-WAR PRICES _ M i will be in effect on many articles I during this Safe. I Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and I Drawers, Best Grade 85c Men's Union Suits $L98 to $329 $1.00 Neckwear 78c $L00 Silk Hose 78c One Hundred pairs of Women's $7 to $10 High Shoes $5.98 '"Vs : " A Exceptional values in Pumps and ty Oxfords. Mi.C. ERYM1RE 32$ Washington Street — iJim t -1^— nM*— ; IF PRESEltTED BfcFC^t I OVEMBEH id. 1S20 This COUPON IS WORTH *1.00 IN TRADE whan preoaatcd as partial pajmeat oa any pair of Man's or Women's Shoes Only one Coupon redoemed on oath pair of shoes COTTAGERS TAKE NOtlCE Send it to this Laundry. You can hare your Bed and Table Lhien laundered special. Yon are assured of first cleieSvorlr Wash wrft be laundered by itself, rirst Class worn ana your wasu Will au isuuuwct ay uwu,

not corninf in contact Wftb other wssli in any part of the washing or ironing process. A trial bundle is solicited. TROY LAUNDRY 295 Congress Street 405 Washington Street 16th Season under same management Harry E. Balm, Prop.

Emma H. Stites 1535 2044 C. C. Davis Electric Co. 22.00 2067 S. B. Wilson, Treas 16.65 2058 Jesse Johnson 45.00 2059 Thos. Keenan 16.80 . 2060 Thos. Holland 1630 * Jos. Dawosn 19.60 ' 2062 Louis Hildreth 23.80 ' 2069 Jonas B. Hand 730 2076 Chas. A. Swain 160.54 < Mrs. Hess 2230 1 2109 Jesse Johnson 3730 J Chas. Markley 19.02 1 2133 Eli Stevens 19.02 1 1 1 Stationery, Printing and Advertising ; 1992. . Star and Wave Pub. Co. $ 5.79 ' 1993 Star and Wave Pub. Co. 46.60 ' 1994 Star and Wave Pub. Co. 3.96 _ 1995 Star and Wave Pub. Co. 5.00 2093 S. B. Wilson. Treas. — 20.75 COMMUNICATION B I have just read with much interert the possibility of the loss of the state nurse, who, since her stay in Cape May, has done so much good. It 1 would indeed be a serious I06S to the community and there should be ; enough cars in Cape May that are not < 1 working overtime. With this thought in mind I will , only be too gtod to offer my car or drive same. While 1 am not a philanthropist, I merely offer my services in the hopes that others will follow 1 in line and that we will soon read in 1 the Star and Wave that the State 1 Nurse has been retained. 1 Very truly yours, 4 1 Karl A. Suelke. I PLAN WORK AND SAYS > - l . » Start the saving hatot ami apea aa , > sLLfkat wfthtka Oimitoj Treti Cto I > A Strong 1 II Hi

ELBRIDGE G. DOUGHTY HONORED Elbridge G. Doughty, who was long in the employe of the Pennsylvania and is now on the retired list, one of the organizers of the P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. and has continued an frtive member until the present, a period of twenty-five years. In consideration of this long term af service i and membership, the organization at 1 the twenty-fifth anniversary meeting in Trenton, presented to him a handsome gold medal on which was in- ■ , scribed "Presented to E. G. Doughty | by the P. R- R. Y. M. C. A., in honor I of twenty-five years continuous mem- ; bersbip to October 1st, 1920, at the 1 Anniversary, in Trenton. I He becomes also a member of the Century Club, composed of Y. M. C. A. members of twenty-five or more yearn of membership. Mr. Doughty is one of five of the original organizers still in the land of the living. WHY NOT NOW 7 Democratic nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt promises that if the Democrats wm tills Election they will begin "immediate action" to reduce the eost 1 of firing. That was what they promised eight years ago in the campaign of 1912. They have been in • power ever since. They are in power ' now. If there is any "immediate 1 action" possible, other than wWdi the : party has already taken, there is no need to wait until after election. But the efforts of the Democratic administration have been in the direction of higher rather than lower costs of living. By waste of paUic fends, the , Dnmaei-ic We-* mads higher taxes ( 1 notes as vy, thus adding to the oast of Jam or Press.