Page Eight CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday. »a«ch is.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tOST— A:i aUtortnl^iS« -tart h, •' 1 rnfk - . on" Broadway between SkmUcLTay- i . IbrVand' Stfmson Wiie. Reward if ■ < returned t<> C. *H. Bender. S22 : ; Broadway. lj-UM-712 FOR SALE I «K SALE,— Onfv pure hied,-' Rhode Island- Iio'i .-Roo.-ter.' Apply Mr.-. Maiy £.l)oqg!ax , Cokl -Spring; N". J. He!! ii-on-.-'fOllUl It. ', FOR .S U.K I - h Ouen -<-y < •>» ! with > n!i' 'I. y Au-! -ok'" Fred "Edmunds '"ape May, N.J... li. "t. L>. 1, i Box dot). ' i FOIl SALE— Stole au<l Dwelling lo: i cated at 319 Washington Street. , For firil particifiar.s apply to any : agent. • " ^ 2*12-21-11 i i : — — — 1 FOR SALE— Fool T.«ir««w Cut"- 1»W > Model in good ednili'tion.; Apply to , . I', Faddi.-, Mam Shore Road, Erma. a N.J, ' ' 8.S-lti6:;« . , • — T | HOUSE FOR SALE— DoyBla Ki i.-i' 7 , rooms on each . ide, cellar, ■•garage : . and '.work.' -hop oil one .-idc, cli'clri* lights and lias. i.ot. ".(1x112 ft. .Apply. C. E. Loper", 1221 Washington St.; Cape May. ' for •• quick . , sale. ' FOR-S'ALK — A -G.x»d Fnnl Touring "Car, j'JlG. (iu'^inteedJ A One-ton • . track. •Ver? F.AlTown Car. - FOCKR.& MKCRAV. FOR SAI.E Eafiy Sefc I pSS<ll ( i ICirst crop car!> . ILmlton Rq-v and ^ Spalding 'Ro-e wiSl potatoes. $!.«»» , per 165 11k sack: Jo.h-i ;K.- Speck, I'ost Office add res.-, 6m®»'May. N. , J. ; J - — , ! FOR SAI.E— Small' Ray Horse suifa-. | hie. for. light work ahd goad driver, will sell dt V. reasolialile - price to ( one who will care fw him. .Also | rtmahout .and hariw;- John K 1 Speck, Cape May. - 0-T.-2 1 - 1 t-G-10 . FOR SAI.E - Stra wherry plants; Campbell's Early. Lupton Chesapeake, .Shropshire! BjirJoe, G;imij_ ' Rclls ami lots of ethers. Sdr.d fof ' free catalogue, Get- prices. #Ad- , dress, J. T. Garijron ft Son, R.' F. D. 0. South' Ave.', Bridget on, Phone 627- W. 2-26-5 1-571 . ~ WANTES WANTED CRO( METERS- -\: liome experienced on" liSml knit sacques? 1 • A.i.lirs- Cliaa Met/. 11. N. 6th St.; Philadelphia Pa. 3- 12-7-7 13" .\\ A NTKO I -■ ; wmioyi- 1- act a- - companion and <1,» light nou.-ekeep- J ' .ing. (load, Fame offered. 'Apply P'5 j WANTED THoase-v^limi - si.lici- • tor.- Salafy «"'l Commission. Ap- .. ply hy lefler. I Star and Wa'vc Pub.-; Co., Cape May, N. J. | Va VI ED Ik- ;■ il.ie c-npte .b-i>el i-ojU A I--. I'oitag'e -from, June' Apj,' v* 7"7 Slai uii.i W;i . r. . IRcsolutipns; '*'. ' -• ; •RESi »Ll TIO.NS - . "j . W'Ciei-ea ..O • l.'.rd in lli- most in; j -"-v? 7 .!*■.. '. aiui by ii >i- grnfiiM •o'ktiivV her gain, to he forever .with i . We know thai Christ a-M - thready when HefalK.-' . % Resolved. That vye hercby exifiet.- >• " . "• i

our tender and hehrtfeit sympathy to j her bereaved family and to the one i whd'-wa.- more than a frignd auil we pray that the i'ivine Comforter will ! lift' up- the Light of His Countenance] I I'^them and" give Jtiem peace. May] I they know. that.. -onfetim'e they 'will', j uniijei'sfati^ for-she fought a* good ] Tight, -he "won the victorj. ' . - j. Signed — JENNIE M. SWAIN, I FLORENCE F..SN YDER, j . Rt'TH U. SWAIN. 8-"12-it-"V» w " , KESllLltlON WlIF.REA.S; 'GckI .in His fnfinitc . wisdohi has i.leemed it fitting to remove from our midst " our bploved luntjier, Shamgar Douglass. « • RESOLVKfj. That Cold , Spring Grange, No. 152, has lost .a ' valued and lioiioreil ptomher .and.be it further RESOLVED, .That the members of this Fraternal Order sorrow over his departure, while . lowing, in suhmi--, si on -to His Supreme Will, and lookforward to' a future meeting in the Holier Grange Above. RESOLY ffl), That these - ResoluVinns J.e spit-ad' upon "the Minutes of , -tlriS meeting, tliat. they -lie. printed- in i 'tilt Cape .May -Star and Wave, and.! that- a .copy . he s.ent t» the bereaved family. ,. . ' | " A C4ULLA ELLIOT"!',, I OTWAV BROWN. LINDA.McPHERSON, JI-7UU Coinmittge! RESOLCTION WinvlZEASriTiuTs j>ltv.st-d "TAd Oo iomove from tile scene if his eaiUily labors, Mark Rigor, one of pur "fellow member?;- and WHMRETS. ii. liis'yleath tire. Borough '.hay* lost a warn) 'friend of" the puhlic. sehools and an untiring" worker in tlje causey f education;. TllEREFOfftK BE' IT RESOLVED': that tins .Board of Education -of the Bo,%fgh of Cape May Point," does hereby exples- its sincere sorrow at ' his death; , ' ; Fl'RTHER RESOLVED that a 'copy of This rcsolution .be seiit to," the members d'f his .family arid published in the' Cape May Sja» nnd Wave. THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER — ^ OFFERED I t»R SAJT7 r • . " ; Mayflowur DescendSnts in Cape May County i-. f he Whcaprs! Book ^ver Puhlishcd. •A piofe-sional genealogist would -charge yoyi ONE HUNDRED DOL- . LARS for the work of a single page" "f tl^ Jteneulogy of Mayflower Do- , -i-eptlant.i in Cape May ■ County. J There arC over, four huiulreil juigcs in ; ! tS^Howe'' .ii'ook- two hundred and! thirty-six contain condensed geriijal- J ogy "and nortiing «-Ne. Your name and . Tdhe of >o,i'r ranfilv will bcWf , j the - helvy- ..f ail the JaVge libraries , • Dr. Beesk-y'.- history ahd Dr.; Prate of ifemnnd the'. libraries, and his- ! ALBERT If. HAND, Publisher Cape May ' "| In order iweive the advantage of ; M the. prcsem price of MAYFLOWER I i DESCENDANTS IN CAPE MAY j ! COUNTY. I iiciehy order ;

r— — — — — . ? ITn fllbemoriam MEMOKlAM I " , • 'I N i.VVKLL— yi loving CVlcmory of / .our -il-ushand and Father* Wiiiiahi j , Newell." who departed .this" life March | 1.3. i:»l3. .. The <|ay.s go swiftly by. Yet our hearts are ever sore, .,Eor eich <lay we miss 'him, ^ v Mpre and more. , Wife aiid S6ns and Daughter-. ; 1 ,os • . r • i I MEMORIAM In sad' "but loving'-memQi'y of our ' dear Son aiid Brother, Waltti- "A. Lovi t-tt, who sleparted this life, March "tit.- : •»'!92Sr. < The Vlow was- hard, .the shock se- « . v'ere. ' ' ] To part with one- We loved, so dear. God- loved -him to and thought it r, best, ' i j So took him to his heavenly reft. 1.1 Sadly -missed arid; loved" -by hi- : ; — - *. 'A . — =

Mopher, Brothers and Sisters. t Carfcs of Cbanhs t CARD <JF THANKS I Mrs. J. S. AJarri.ion takes this op- 1 ' p. i tunity of thankiog ' her many . trends, for the -assistance they ren- 1 dered during- the. illness and death of ] lu-r mother. CARD OF THANKS Ah-, t^iliiam C. Hoffman and family ; « iTlTto extend their heartfelt thanks - to their many neighbors (and -.friends ( who' have- been" so- kind - in their late _ ->• • 'notice ( The tiravv bridge of the West Jer- ] sey ahd Seashore Railroiad Company ■ at Sea Isle City over Ludlam's Thor- " oUghfpre will be clqsed .to navigation ] on account of repairs for a further ^ period extending to 7 A. M., May' 1, 1921. . . W. J. and< S. R. RA. ^(MITCHELL, L ""V % " Superintendent. < :;-i2-2t-7iF ; ' • ;

JUST RECEIVED - : ^ A new supply of AE.I. METAL BATTERY BOXES FOR if ; j' FORD CARS. They will lengthen the fifh" of your battery by jx - keeping it clean and dry. . "**" . !* Drive ground the- corner and tell" u- jout troubles- j-- : ]' - trouble i- fitti bu-.r'u— - t _ " . ' - • WALTER P. HUGHES Storage Ballcri.es arid Electrical Repairs,. ' l^^EMlUEIri.E G U!AGE ^ i nLir-liiii Aw. unil .li-lli-r-nn ; 4-Passenger I • . STABILITY— BEAL'fY— LUXURY A car rehowned for its reliability - anil easp of operation, ■ ! > low- tip-keep and many other valuable featu'ics of ■ which we f . Vould like to explain. REO SPEED WAGON j For five year* -and more this REO hjis iicen serving husi- ; ' ness men "in cities aud-on farms. There is nothing cxperimcuita,- m J /' -about tilt SPEED WAGON- Users say- that it will carry a ton 1 "1. 'of goods a mile, cheaper, than "any other vehicle that runs on ' the road's.. . .Known for its wonderful performance under .all * ' j . Conditions.' Demonstrations will "prove" bur assertions. Rhone for- the proof. , KONOWITCH BROS. Cape May and Wildwood

Tin-; m:\v req "six" sedan five passenger " A VCendrouslv Rich Cac^AIodcral ely Priced. ' . . . ".tllfSD" 'users-. are strong in their praises • of .'this' .Vm^niisiceni,- / Car. , ■ Equipiied with the famous Marshall- Springs- hnown the VVorlckover. Call us and our representative wilkpro.vie to you. wh^- .vou should nitike ! p rtjiy "REO" your next car. ' ' • . , KONOWITCH BROS., Gape May and Wildwood \ tLk.

I MAY 30 I ST. MALACHI 27 — .v ' •-!; The American Legion five added-1' another game to the. victory side of tlie ledger otY last Saturday evening "] - on the Convention- HaR floor but- not j until a fast ami close game had been j staged which. epde4 in a tic. necessi- 1 tating an extra period -"ol- 'ive mln-j gtes. The visitoiys were Jht "fast St. i Malachi team of Philadelphia, who' had. a record- of note losing n game In News Jersey so far .this ;»ear. ' The visitors drew, first' blood o^a' foul but the locals .soon forged "ahead . a field goal and from- then ;on "it - vas anybody's game,', the fiiet halfy" (•Tided 12;11 with the home team on. tfic.sl.io ex. end. The sixojtd Italf was equally as close as thy initial twenty minutes at time-up the. score stood 25 all. . During the extra period the visitors were first To score oT two fouls, •the home boys registered a foul andjn quick succession Little and Delaney tossed in f\eld goals. Pelaney v.;as easilj^^^^^^for^thc^localsl it

| was bis field goal thirty seconds bej fore the end that tied the sconp and 1 again it was his accurate eve that put 1 them ahead in the extra five minutes ■sin ajl he banked six itouble" deckers •j and four fouls. • ' • I '• "~z — ; . ' TONIGHTS GAME . I The Cape May five will meet the . Su El izabettfqui ntette of ' Philadelj phia tonight. t Golf -vs. Home 'Gardens-^one- gives ' about, as much exercise as the other, and' just about as much recreation, i but playing golf doesn't *'add any 1 wealth tQNfhp nation and certainly not the individual, nort does it Supply the table with fresh vegetables all 1 summer and canned ones all winter. - — " This is the season when the farmer and his city' cousin are both laying out the home garden— on paper. ( j ™ Wherever the prohibition;, officer ■ ,- now smells rrialt and - hops, he halts t and mops.

| ANNOUNCE/WENT-. 1 X Beginning March First we will be opm for automobile ^re- || 1;- pair • work of all kinds. Special |C . X prices given on Ford 'work. x , "Also fire repairing done by the' 55 steam vulcanizifig process. g >V 'A x • 55 | CRESSE GARAGE | 5| Washington and Perry Streets § Cape May X ! -1 V yT V r-s r\ r\ r-\ r\ r'y r\ r\ r\ r\ r\ r-\ r\ r\ r\ r\ r\ SX r-\ r\ A r\ f-\ ! SHIP AHOY! I I "AH At Sea"! [S ' ' • /. yt x x 0 an Operetta given by <5 1 CAPE MAY" J II lli II school! -x Benefit H. S. A. A. x C> . - X Is ' • " ' ' ' * * "-fix |S Thursday and FridAF '".5 1 , MARCH 17th and 18th | at 8:15 P. M. ' ■j§ ■ in . . ■■ §!'" . COX'S -'•■ || I PALACE THEATRE 1 X X x - x ■ 55 General'Admission 50c , : : Reserved Seats 75c o X " • ... ■ C " . • '.'-'''..--.Mx.: x ■ X Reserved seat Chart at X | Hewitt York Pharmacy ><