CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING H>R~SALE FOR SALE — Oldsmobfle, 7-passenger, ■ 8 cylinders, S Tires, nearly new, ' I fully insured; speedy and fine ap»"fceaance. Must be seen to be appearance. Dr. F. S. Ware, corner 1 Ocean an<j Hughes Sts., Cape May. ' 10-13-20-3t-1938 ] .• -1- ; ■ 1 FOR SALE — Overland Touring Car, "i recently thoroughly overhauled by i Win. Hiclcey. 8 tires, 4 new. Will 1 fconsider exchange for larger car. < Albert R. Hand. 1 1 USED TIRES— Size 4x82 for sale. 1 Lehman Bros.,Decatur Street, Cape ' May. 1 ? : -r- 1 AUTO TOP BOOTS and CURTAINS — second hand, in good condition. ' I<ehman Bros., Decatur street, Cape 1 May. 4 FOR SALE — One Horse «"4 Wagon, f cheap. Apply E. W. Springer, Cape t May Point 9-25-tf-3074 a — — « t FOB 8ALE— VERY REASONABLE t Broadway dwelling and business - piupei ty. Appb" to A. R. Hand, price and terms. West Cape May. J , FOB SALE — Desirable West Cape Map resident* property in most eligible location. Perfect order. Ten > rooms and bath. Basement and m- n | door toilet Reasonable price. £ Easy terms. Apply to A. R. Hand, i, Star and Wave office. tf i, .1 p DO NT WAIT FOR COLD WEATHER n Wool Blankets for sale. Large lot „ woolen navy blankets, white and n grey at $3.60 and $4.00 each while c they last. James McCoolev, Schel- g lenger's Landing, Cape May. ll-13-20-lt-1934 n B FOR RENT — ii FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— w tOne or two gentlemen, with bath tl and heat William Scheller.ger, b BOOfi Washington Street.

11-18- 20- 2t-1936 FOB RENT — Apartments, Broadway and York avenue, West Cape May, N. J. Five rooms. Apply to A. R. Hand, Star ted Wave. WANTED WANTED — Woman as a Solicitor. Apply by letter or in person. Star and Wave Office. WANTED — Small Caldron, Wood or Coal Burner.' State Price. Star and Wave Office. WANTED — Colored Insurance Agents to represent a strong and progressive Fraternal Insurance Order which has been operating since 1908 and has nearly $125,000.00 CASH RESERVES. Policy valuation shows the Society to be over 102 per cent, policy solvent. Some good territory 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. Ad-, dress, THE AMERICAN WORKMEN INSURANCE CO., 620 F St., Washington D. C. 11.6,20.2t_1864 WANTED— GIRL TO ATTEND store and keep books, apply 3146 Star and Wave 6ff.ce. 9-18-20; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— An old I , established house furnishing and 1 electric supply store. Inquire 606! Washington st„ Cape May, N. J. A good opportunity for some one 1 wanting to start business. 11-13^20- 2t-1935 LOST ~ ; LOST— A pet cat, large maltose with stripes, white throat and brehst, four white feet. Reward if re- 1 turned or notify 816 KearneyAve. Keystone Phone, 187-X. ll-13-20-lt-1989 = — — — , Q Pelcairno Water Spar Varnish is proof against water, fogs, and dew. h win not turn white or water spot. . At LeNoir's, 48 Jack sob Street — — — - c The man without a definite ate la I Btolal Ulinly ilrtlii Mowsy has (to gnper ptoee ate la a standi 8 ftete to ttees at atreaa. Bb» tewteto toe In Hi Tmat „ Ot ' .... r

AN' INCORRECT BELIEF EXPLAINED Cruelty to animals is not always caused by indifference to their sufferings. A case in point is the slaughter of migratory birds around lighthouses which was long believed to re- ; suit from the irirds being dazzled by , the great light and consequently flying round and round until they dashed themselves against the glass or fell I exhausted into the sea. But a Dutch , naturalist refused to credit this explanation. He believed that the birds remained within the glaring because they could not see beyond it; in the moming, if they could keep themselves on the wing so long, they could continue their journey. Experiment seeming to confirm his theory, the British Royal Society for the Protection of Birds tested it on a T scale by having resting places I for birds attached to certain light- « £ The result has been most gratifying. J birds' no longer die in thousands J but settle for rest upon the perches, ) and at sunrise resume their flight. S This solution of the problem is of S economic as well as human' tarian in- ( fly many of the birds are in- C sectivorius. The plan,shnu'd be ex- J tended to all light-houses standing ir / the way of the streams of migration. 1 The Sailors' Magazine. j MINERAL WATER \ PRODUCTION INCREASES C During 1919, fourteen producers in / Jersey sold 1,244,983 gallons of / mineral water for $143,303 and J gallons more were used in mak- J ing soft drinks, while 1,182,112 gal- > Ions sold for $110.00, 150 daring the v preceding year, according t- a state- i ment published by the State Depart- £ ment of Conservation and Develop- £ ment, based on statistics prepared in J cooperation with the U. S. Geological J j V ' Cape May should be selling its share ! v mineral water, The Tietelman|C establishment gets excellent [ r results from filtered Cape 'day water. | A fact, we believe the Cape May i > water to be far superior to most bot- 1! waters after it has been filtered, V bottled and neatly labeled. y

6 St Louis Times— rMr. Harding is - also opposed to cancelling the $10,y 000,000,000 debt Europe owes the American Government. — " j PLAN WORK AND SAVE Start the saving habit and open an I - account with the Security Trust Co. I A Strong Institution. ; Why Not Buy the Best? J. E. CHAMBERS 318 Manaion Street | • Cape May, N.J. . Keystone Phone 206 Distributor of MOXLEY'S High-Grade b I^JROXI^I Qj DIXIE I OLEOMARGARINE MARGARIN ARE YOU THINKING OF moving] so, get in touch with us. We have!! 4 BIG TRUCKS ; 1 TON, 2 TONS, S TONS, 5 TONS < ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME « Trip# to Philadelphia every week j Lota frwaa $10 up. Any point between 4 Cape May~lml FhUadflphia. CONErS X-PRESS 199 to 110 GarfieM Ave. WILDWOOD Both Phone* GET YOUR SHOE8 REPAIRED AT T. H. TAYLOR'S 620 Washington SL Capo May, N. J ] Overshoes roK MXN> ^ WOMEN ate ODLDRBN. Df ALL 1TC ' * BRANCHES. T Mfti i sr m owcMMinx OimF.

; Special Safe afrTlibrMontfl ENURE STOCK REDUCED $3.98 A limited quantity of hpt frames and millinery velvets, also a good aosortmedt of wflvet flowers, feather band and fancies at 1-2 .former price. Big line of Boys' Hats at $1.19 to $1 75 BROWN'S 417 Washington Street

| LIBERTY THEATRE 1 ANNIVERSARY WEEK g NOVEMBER 22nd | g In celebration of which a wonderful ^ § )l( Program has been arranged, presenting Vo- w K cal and Instrumental soloists of fame in a v V( varied program each night . Q & A REAL CELEBRATION § )S( © X AT real for the Music Loving Folks of v X Cape May. w A Series of New and Latest Pictures W X throughout the week, featuring the Most V & ^ Noted STARS. 5 X \ " One day Devoted to v £ ) Professional VAUDEVILLE © g / Benefit of the Harry Snyder Post American §

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VV ren romp in hungry, here are some wholesome delights -that ' will satisfy the most ravenous appetite- | Cookies V oup shortening tenpasnsar cup milk \ teaspoon crated nutmeg 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or crated rind of 1 lemon 4 cupa flour 5 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder Cream shortening and sugar together; add milk to beaten eggs and beat again; add slowly to creamed shortening and sngar: add nutmeg and flavoring: add S cups flour stfted with baking powder; add enough mere flour to make stilt dough. Roll out very on floured board; out with cookie cutter, sprilnl with sugar, or put a rah sin or a piece of English walnut in the center ot each. Bake about 12 minutes In hot oven. Cocoa Drop Cakes 4 tablespoons shortening 2 cup sugar legg % cup milk lit cups flour 2 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder J4 cup cocoa It teaspoon .salt 1 teaspoon vanilla Cream shortening; add surar and well-beaten baking powder, salt and cocoa Into mixture; stir until smooth, add vanilla. E&.rT.to'Sff'S^ moderate "over? about SO minutes. Cover with boned icing. ^ .

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51 the f li Fashion Shop J ■ jr ■ i L SAGEL, PROP. , , rj f jT W PACIFIC and WILDWOOD AVENUES t ? ■ OPPOSITE MARINE BANK " WILDWOOD, N. J. I > m The most exclusive shop of Women's and Children's Wearing m f Y? Aipparel and M»il>nery, carrying the latest New York Fashions 5 V A at prices that are far below city prices. ■ v I $25.00 to $125.00 Ladies' and Misses* Coats and Wraps ( in all the Latest Materials and Shades, now C | 8 $19.75 to $79.75 " CI $20.00 to"?75.00 Dresses in Serge, Tricotine, Satin, i m Chsrmeuse, ■fl'ripolette, Jersey and Silvertone. ' A B I A different style tore very woman. Now m I | $12.75 to*$49 75 ( ■ $35.00 to $65.00 Suits in Wool Jersey, Silvertone Trie- P J H otine and Velonr, now , It \ 1 $25.00 to $40.00 I t " A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF WINTER MILLINERY ■ ) m- ■" - IN FUR AND FEATHER TRIMMED AT ' 5 _ g THE LOWEST PRICES & I H Fur Coats of Frepch Seal jS R U Trimmed with Natural O'Possum, regular $375.00 Coat, our price B " $275.00 m I ■ FUR SCARFS in Fox and Wolf, all shades, $18.75 to $65.00 Jj J X A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN'S COATS, ■ | ■ DRESSES AND HATS V? SB , 0UR MOTTO— "QUICK SALES AND SMALL" PROFITS" 5 i V will pay you to come to Wildwood for your clothes where you B I y can see the best styles for the least money. 0 1 1 THE FASHION SHOP J | g I SAGEL, Prop. WILDWOOD, N. J. B I i | BIG REDUCTIONS IN ' TAILOR MADE CLOTHES Suits Made to Order at the following prices: $50.00 suits now $40.00 ~ $55.00 suits now $45.00 $60.00 suitsnow $50.00 CHARLES SCHERER 223 Decatur Street, Cap. May, N. J.

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