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CLASSIFIED " ■ ADVERTISING — : — l ' - FOR SALE , * — a» FOR SALE-GOLD rfsH— I HAVE just received am unusually fine stock of Gold Fish, Aquariums, Castles, foods, plants, etc. Price very reasonable. Oall and inspect this stock. Broadway and Emerald Ave.,, West Cape May. Keystone Phone 56Y. ' , 2351-3t 1 GEESE FOR SALE— GEESE FOR ' Christmas and New Year's, in excel- ' lent condition. Young stock. Geo. 1 E: Walter, Cape May, R. D. Key- ! stone phone 804 -A- 12. 2349-3t 1 FOR SALE— TWO STOVES— GAS * range, cabinet, one Laurel double * heater. Mrs. Case, 1017 Michigan * Ave. It- 2853 1 . I FOR SALE-VERY REASONABLE f Broadway dwelling and business r property. Apply to .A. R. Hand. v price and terms. West Cape May. 1 WANTED '

WANTED— CTRL TO ATTEND ■tore and keep books, apply 3146 Star and WaVa office. 9-18-20 WANTED — Small Caldron, Wood or Coal Burner. State Price. Star and Wave Office. WANTED — Woman as a Solicitor. Apply by letter or in person. Star) and Wave Office. WANTED — Visibly Typewriters, any quantity. A. R. Hand. Salesman Wanted IF YOD are ambitious, have a clean record, forceful personality and possess capabilities, it will pay you to present evidence of these qualities i to a Philadelphia banking concern : which is seeking to add such a per- j son to its sales force. This is unquestionably a Big Opportunity. 1 The business is dignified and renum- < erative. The man or woman select- ^ ed will be placed under personal di- . rection of sales executive under eon- ' ditions which will assure immediate ' pnd satisfactory income. He or 1 -*■ she will be thoroughly prepared for c promotion. One who has a large acquaintance in vicinity to be deafred. s WRITE a letter about yourself, stat a ing what you are doing and have a been doing — or call in person to ^

Wendell sooy. Guarantee Trust Building Atlantic City, N. J. BOY SCOUTS COUNCIL. There was only a small attendance at the regular meeting on the 7th inst. j The resignation of Scoutmaster L. R. j Rhodes was accepted and W. Leon Eldredge was appointed to fill the vacancy. JThe project for a Scout ' , House and. grounds was seriously talk- j ed over and the Committee in charge ' continued. The Scoutmasters report- j ed that all three Troops were well attended at the regular weekly meetings and new members were being accepted. It is earnestly desired that a change can be made whereby the meetings of tie Scouts may he had in a* heated room for the winter. The Summer Camp was reported as uncomplete success. The matter of tSte ' Soout bouse and grounds should be j taken seriously by the community, as it is clear that were it possible to have a Qamp grounds which could be placed at the service of Scout organi/a- 1 tions outside of Gape May, it would be a very valuable 'business and advertising asset. I li RECEIVED CHECKS. J , • li Those who joined the Christmas j - Club of the Security Trust Company, | Cape May, last year, have received j their checks for the amount they paid ! in with the accrued interest. This j was certainly an easy way to save money for Christmas. Were you one of them ? If not, you have the opportunity again this year, as the New Club is now formia^i See thair ad in thk paper. 12-U-20-3t-2352 _ f ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Frank Mitchell has announced the engagement of her daughter, May " Lovett to Mr. Paul Alexander Toy, of 1 Cape May, n. J. I CHURCH OF THE ADVENT [ Wm. P«1 8tM( How. iv D. sunday services 8:60 A. M. Holy Oaoaonaien 10:30 A. M. 8m mi aervices and ... 3:15 P. M. Snter S*m1 4.-06 P. M. | ||U *

DC. JOHN 8. DOUGLASS | I>r- John S. Douglas <rf Court House I died at Jefferson Hospital, Philadd- - phia, on Monday mornii* at 11:30 o'clock. He had gone to the hospital • for treatment on the previous Weds nosday. ^ t * The remains were brought home on . the Monday evening train and the funeral occurred on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late residence. ~ Arbutus Lodge, F. and A. M. wet* in charge of the ceremonies at the t grave. The death of Dr. John S. Douglass j of Cape May Court House, deprives . Gape May County of one of -its most progressive and public-spirited citi- ! sens. He seemed always ready ^to . give his services for the promotion of ' useful activities for the benefit of his I county or locality and his name will ' , found associated with many move- 1 1 ments -designed for the promotion of ' the public welfare. He was/also a 1 physician, skillful and sincere, who ! ; himself without stint for his 1 patients and did kindly deeds daily * which were never recorded or pub- * lished excepting in the hearts' of those 1 who were the recipients and in God'6 r books. He was a dependable man in v all of his walks and associations and ' people leaned upon him as upon an s ~_L. i iii ... d D oak when things were to be done or

' when an emergency was to be met. When the nation's troubles were ap- ~ preaching, those who knew him .best r knew that he would enroll in the na,r I itaon's service and this he did at an early date before our entrance into the - 1 war, and later when war was declared "• became a member of the medical serr vice in the army, with the rank of Captain. Previously he had served as - a member of the draft board, a posPjition which required the most stren- < uous work and excellent judgment. He interested himself in schobl mat- ' ters as a resident of Tuckahoe severer years ago and the Upper Township ] High School was one of the results. ' , He has been' also a strong influence ' i in securing the great improvement i in schools at Court House. He has ' interested in the County Fair As- 1 soaiation since its first inception and ■ him perhaps more than to any other one man, is due the fact that the annual oounty fair is still an event in the list of annual county activities. He has been a member of the County of Education since 1917 and exceedingly earnest in increasing the usefulness c it the county vocational school in agriculture And household, arts. He has been for many years active member of the County MedAssociation and an important influence in maintaining interest in it

among the practoners of the county. For several years be has been the County _ Ph^cian and since the war has represented the United States government as the oounty examiner ee for soldiers and sailors injured in the ;t. | service and entitled to government R. I compensation. in He was elected commander of the i- Thurston Wood Post of Court House, it | American Legion at its orgarfczation c- and was reelected for the ensuing ft * I year at the recent annual meeting. h t- j W'.thal he was a most amiable and ~ t- ' pleasant companion and there was not \ :s an acquaint nee of the many hundrecfe | t- who knew him. that was not shocked R and grieved beyond expression when / e the totally unexpected news came of | d his deait)v * j — j BOARD OF HEALTH. e I Board of Health regular meeting y was held on Monday 6th inst. " The S * Budget for 1921 was discussed and P ' adopted, $1,600.00 being thought suf- g ficiemt for the year. The nuisanc^rf | e standing-wafer, Benton & Sewell av- £ enue was ordered attended to. The ■ removal of garbage for 1921 abo Te- v caved attention. It is hoped that the £ j City Commissioners will be able to P | solve the problem for 1921. * ,1, ' How's This? I I W* offer One Hundred Dollar* Reward U I | for any caae of Catarrh that cannot be 9? ! cured by Hall'a Catarrh Medicine. 33 I I Hall * Catarrh Medldn? haa been taken m by catarrh sufferer* for tlje past thirty- I Bve years, and haa become known a* the V* mart reliable remedy fot Catanh. Hair* £* Catarrh Medicine acta tare the Blood on H the Mucoua surface*, eat. illng theltoK- -H aon from tne Blood and healing the dUn -V( eased portion* _ ' 2 After you have taken Hall* Catarrh H Medicine for a abort Ume you will see a C5 Improvement In your general M health. Start t-king Haifa Catarrh Medl- m -Ine at once and get rid of catarrh. Sand H "or f-stlmonlala free. ' w F. 3. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio. fi -'*• trr «p T»i ii relet*, age. ■ Big RednctiiHis g Many lines " A* • speci*] Hobdar ■ Feature we will mu all g Silk Hosiery 8 at Cost r m B. T. HAZLETT 2 W HI t| at. Cap* Kay ■ v, •

MISS LAURA STITES PASSES AWAY • ' M-* LMf* Slitoa 73, deported this life, wftcr a long Illness on Toe*i day xnd the funeral occurred this (Saturday) afternoon from the «*Henee of her niece, Mrs. Gifcert j G. Hughes, oe Coliaffbia avenue. Services were held at the house under the j direction of her pastor, Rev. Dr. Bossennan. Interment a» Cold Spring * Preshyterian cemetery. ~ Many hearts were saddened when it was known that she had passed . away, for she had been • the most . faithful of women and her life was ' ever devofed to "those she loved. To do all. that she conceived to be her duty had been her paramount aim and she . had never shnmk nor hesitated in per- , formance. She~was instant in sea- i son and out of season in the doing of : good works and many who have ' to manhood and womanhood I will remember with kindly affection, . ministrations and loving guidance in their youth. She was always in- < rested in the young and her amdable j efforts for them assisted their happi- i ness and kept their footsteps in the I right path. Many Cape May families 1 will remember with gratitude her interest in the children and her good influence upon them. Sue was

r to her family and her ever- _ present spirit of helpfulness will be long remembered among those mem- I t i>€rs it who remain to mourn her 1 loss. J She was a most fiaithful member of , the Presbyterian church from child- ' j hood and a shining light to all of her fellow members in the exemplification p of the Christian precepts. She was . possessed of that perfect love which casteth out fear and ever earnest- in q fulfilling her Christian duty to- 1 ward God and man. Her latter -p days, were days of sorrow and a£flic-j . tion but she has gone to that reward] which awaits the faithful, her tears | been wiped away and her griefs A are left behind. For many years she was associated ^ in business with her sister end the! of these two were ideal in sister-1I22S-=2EH8HH_L_

„ 17 teve «od Onitfian ftfowAip d to diecr and encourage those - who tarry until another day. May a die rest in peace, e * i ■ t TETTELMAN IMPROVES PROPERTY e . ^ LbS. Teitelman, who recently pur- ? chased the Washington Street property adjoining F. Br Hebenthal's-' Cigar J Store, is remodeling the same 'and 1 making it strictly modern in every t way. The building, when completed,' i will contain two stores, one which, will ) be used as an Ice Cream Parlor and ' Candy Store. The other will be ! occupied by a firm naming a Novelty Store.. The floor above is being made into two strictly modern apartments, something which Cape May is in need. : building with its brick front will j be a vast improvement to that section of the block. I Mr. Teitelman has recently puichased several Washington Street properties, and it is rumored that he I improving them all in time. Great credit is due this enterprising man. IN MEMORLfM In loving memory of Richard T. who "passed on" to the Higher December 7th, 1920. You loved the glorious summer day; Yau longed for lovely lands, Aaid new you dwell at borne for aye In the "house not made by hands." yours to watch the molten sea As it laps the heavenly shoe; join in rapturous melody, All joyous evermore. | And yours to see the blessed face Of Him who understands; love made ready by His grace Your "house not made with hands." FAMILY

HO! r '^OO I Reduction in Custom Made Clothing Special, Price of [$25.oo to $35.oo If order is placed before Christmas Best Material and Workmanship | Guaranteed | Charles Scherer I 223 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. X PI": zso n ■ SEXeXHXeXEXEXEXEXexjxiSixH § Announcement ■ SBuy your (. hrisimas Gifts early and II Save Confusion at the last hour. He X *1 X have a complete line of Gifts for | I Young and Old.

H- Box Handkerchiefs 50c w Baby Crib Blankets $1.50 H-4 Bed Blankets, pr. $4.00 Men's Neckties lu Bom $1.00 M. Fancy.Suspenders 80c H tajjf 1* Bom A Turkish Towels 50c M Wash Cloths, 12, 15, 20c g Ladies White Voile Waists ® $2.00 g Also Silk Waists B Fine Damask Towels 2 Per pair $1.00 & -Fancy Baskets 75c to Si. 00

Sweaters . $3.5« to JU.5I g p Blue Bird Doilies . 45c Set H Fancv Box Paper 51c to Mc Box £ 1 Boudoir Caps . 75c to 8.M H 1 oa Beaters . #£1 to $IL5I g r j Bojs' Sleds, ReiiHe Flyers, H Roller Coasters, Wagoas,RoDer & I Skates, Small Chairs, Chad- H * ren's Rocking Chairs, SmaD g| Wheel Barrows, Dishes, Class- H , ware, Fancy Box Scissors, £ I Fancy Red TaMe Corers, H 1 Gloves. Skates, Gillette Safety g a Razors, Fnrits, Nuts and H w Codies. § a

" Bicycles and Auto Supplies s ■ * " 5 II Also Full Line of Choice Groceries If Tb; most complete Hae n Cope May Cennty ■ „ | can be found here X g Orders reciod by mail or phone promptly attended " to and delivered free of charge 2 « ■ ==s================^^ 5 k ■ R. T. Johnson Est. 0 » A. H. SWAIN, Mi* ipi' 9 ■ ERMA NEW JERSEY ^

a MPpWMMMMM«3d|duiiCpiM 'S _ ■ - ■ " ■ ■> m / 1 U 8. 9 ■ EVrif r/lliY f jBflttery Service StntioM ====^W j sSlmlif oijil LigMijg Ijepoffl e S j 1 I ;• Z Instructions f ir the Care of Starting. Lighting and ■ n'j J Ignition fiatteriest B " H Keep your battery filled with pure water only. ® . Read the specific gravity regularly. ™ p The best way n determine the condition of the J ® ~ battery is to tesfthe soecific gravity (density) of 'B - ? B the solution in each cell with a h'.drometer. | B Keep the battery fuily cha!g"d. "^B B I 290"F ully charged. ( % I-2I5--Half discharged. / g g 1. 150 or below -Comp'etely dir charged. m B H is important tc. keep the ba tery fufly charged in _ B order to prevent freezing in cold weather •' W. STEPPACHER S ■j Succe»or to Tho*. E. Stewart. g ®217 Decatur St. Cape May,-N. Jj| , B Opp. Entriken's Garargo _ Mr. Ford Owner. — Anywhere Dear Sir: . j * . We wish to announce that we are " doing Ford work on a price rate-basis, this brings the rate per hour about 60c. < A complete line of genuine Ford parts and accessories. • Very*rulyyours, Cape .May Meter Shop 1 * „ ^ M. E DENNY, Prop. ] The and Hyde ^■B Nature ' a dual personality. It cooks, ' J and illumi- ^ turns the wheels of industry. It is thus >- beneficent aBHBHSHB • _ * But Fire changes from good to evil in an instant' Without warning, it becomes a destroyer of property and human fife, 1 A Hartford Fere Insurance Company policy helps to control Fire's criminal nature. It assures prompt payment for k»s. In addition— and at no extra -eost— it entitles you to scientific fire prevention service. These two safeguards ' a sound investment in safety. Infure through this "Harctokd" n'nrrnrr wow EDGAR P. STITES & SON fteniHi" kiiHi n 37. Oftlm T7.