' P»«e Six CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, May 7B>. MP

' TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE T • OF WOMEN'S V OTER? c We respect the sound judgment of t the times that tempted you to take t for one of your planks "in the plat; j form framed at Ceveland, the food t distribution problem. j •It is a good omen. _ ( ~ ' We are wondering if these, few otr- , serrations will serve to start *you ( thinking constructively along that line: < Cleveland, which rjentertained your , national convention, is an important fishing port. But if you ordered fish while m ^Cleveland it came from New York, Maine or. fhe Columbia river. Eyery child knows that California , grows grapes^-oodles of them. But , she carries them to Chicago, New York and Boston,' and buys Northern New York grape juice. ' - Maine potatoes are sold in Michi- : gan and Michigan -potatoes are sold ( m Maine, providing the potatoes do not rot on some siding. In which case,- the Maine or Michigan farmei • is called upon for a freight and dis- i posal bill, instead of -compensation | for his season's labor. Eastern Oklahoma grows delicious peaches. They ripen, .fall, and rot " while Oklahom's towns pay nigher prices for Northern Ohio or Michigan i peaches. — . - , . 1 Northern Wisconsin produces tramloads of cucumbers, hauls them to Pittsburgh, and brings them back to Wisconsin tables at 500 per cent increase in price, plus freight both ways. And so on ad infinitum. We are so busy carrying coals to New Castle that our railroads have been congested three-fourths of the time. Because of that, we have just granted them a heavy increase in freight rates, and now they are on the verge of bankruptcy. In order to keep this traveling cafeteria active all the year round we now package everything that has no horns on it, id a beautiful wrapper, or three or four, and increase the

price to the consumer by more per cent that you care to figure. This "progressive" move away from the efficient bulk-barrel method has the added advantage of enabling us of the colored magazine pages to keep a tight grip on distribution. And price. ' We feel that you are going to have wonderful time in the realm of food distribution. ' You can solve much of the food distribution problem with just one move. Demand goods in bulk! | • • ' Cap? May Gold Leaf is used in stamping the letters on the covers of the handsome volumes of Mayflower Descendants in Cepe May County, 464 pages, fully indexed. t Send in your order now "before the edition is taken by others. Order blank on fourth page." Mayflower Descendants in Cape May County" now ready for subscribers. Volumes can obtained at the office of the Star & WavS. Take the Yellow Bus Linfe for .the County Field Dav events, May 14th. Cars run to the Grounds. ORIGIN OF NAME Often it is asked where Little Egg Harbor and Big Egg Harbor got their names. When Captain Mey, from whom Cape May got its name, - sailed Up the New Jersey coast in : 1614, a storm caused him to seek refi uge in Great Egg Harbor bay. The next day dawned clear and his men i wandered over the meadows, almost i covered with gull's nests. The birds rose in- flocks -of thousands from the ; eggs which were on\ every side, i The school authorities of Ocean - City are considering the history of , that rfesort being made a -part of the ! school studies.

"this is a studebakefc year" BIG-SIX You will experience a feeling of satisfaction, security, comfort and pride the minute you drive a BIG-SIX. You will realize that /here, at last, you have under your instant — ' control a car that will do what you want it to do, and go where you want it to go. Although the BIG-SIX has a wheelbase of 126 inches and seats seven full-grown passengers in perfect comfort,' it is not a heavy car. It weighs, in fact, but 3125 lbs.— and is so perfectly balanced and so flexible that the touch of two fingers on the wheel keeps it ' easily in the. road. • Its silent, long-stroke, detachable-head motor of full 60 h. p. delivers wonderful resources of power — a wide speed range "in • high"— and economy that will surprise you. Compare Studebaker Cars point by point, with other cars on the market, and we will rest our case with you. | all 'Studebaker Cars are equipF£D^ith cord tires— another studebaker precedent j PIERPONT & BROWN CITY HALL BLOCK WILDWOOD, N. J. $2150 ' ; ' f. o-b. Detroit ] For Good Bread and Good Service :j Call WRISLEY'S BAKERY, Wildwood N. J. Bell 220 — Keys-290 M

— be sure to see that the next battery for your car is , an Eveready. Bat don't bny any battery till you have first brought yonr old one to us. -We may find there's still a lot more power in the old battery with a few simple repairs. e^SSMiy STORAGE BATTERY ' Guaranteed VA Years WALTER P. HUGHES nanicin r. nuunno

= ' Eldredge Garage Columbia Avenue r — •«. and Jefferson Street | , ' ' . ' CM * | Mattresses Renovated Mattresses Retailed at Wholesale Prices We make them Full line of * BED SPRINGS, t COTS, ETC. ; Silk. Floss Mattresses $12.50 *; Cotton Mattresses $7.55 ;i ' Crib Outfits $8.00 up J Get . Our Prices First WILDWOOD MATTRESS WORKS 3706 Pacific Avenue j WILDWOOD, N. J. ; Brass Bads Relaquered ; ARE YOU THINKING OF moving If so get in touch with us. We have 4 BIG TRUCKS 1 TON, ? TONS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS , ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME Trips to. Philadelphia every week. Lots from $10 up. Any point between Cape May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X-PRESS 106 to 110 Garfield Ave., Wildwood. Both Phones GET YOUR SHOES REPAIRED AT T. H. TAYLOR'S 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J. f— OVERSHOES For Men, Women and Children REPAIRING In Ail Its Branches SOLE LEATHER by Side or Strip NEOLIN SOLES A SPECIALTY Not responsible for work left over 30 dayB.. ^Keyston^ya-X ~ SPECIALS $1.25 Batiste Bloomers for 75 eeats. $2.00 Chemise for $1.25. A New Lot of Royal Shirt Waists and BON TON AND ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS B. T. HAZLETT 323 WASHINGTON STREET .•Cape May, N. J. ^ y WANTED — A House to house solicitor. Salary and Commission. Apply by letter. Star and Wave Pub. I Co., Cape May, N. J. WANTED— Girls to learn press feeding. Star and Wave Pub. Co. WANTED1— Girls to learn press feeding. Star and Wave Pub. Co,

. ■ ' Mayflower Descendants -r in ■ j Cape May County » • ':S' • . ' The most complete Genealogical Record of Cape May Coanty ever published. Including Pilgrim Descendants in Adjoining Counties of Southern Jersey and throughout the whole Country. Now Ready For Delivery This limited edition is being rapidly taken up by the libraries and Historical Societies of America. Each family of the county of Cape May and Southe rn Jersey should haVe a copy of this now famous work, the most important contribution to Uhe subject of Pilgrim Ancestry of this generation. The price of this splendidly bound volume of 464 p^ges, the covers stamped with Gold Letters of Gold Leaf Made in EJape May is now $7.50 ^ The price is sure to advance as the edition becomes ex- j hausted and in a few years you will not be able to buy this book for $25.00. . - .. v /-V - ... ; , Send in your order before i — _ it is too latfe P ALBERT R. HAND, Publisher Cape May, N. J. Dear Sijj|Y- . I enclose herewith (check pr postal order) for the sum of — : — --for • vol. of Dr. Howe's Historical and Genealogical work entitled "MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS ,, IN CAPE MAY COUNTY." Your$ truly, ' , Name . ■ Address ,j.P — . — • . " ' • 'V \ . . ♦ ^ . - Date -CV ■ " ^ ■ ■■ • - "-iV - -