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I, v TROY LAUNDRY * 405 Washington Street, Cape May ^ COLUMBIA LAUNDRY « 314 Congress Street, Cape May ^ g)o«>®5^®XeXEX®®^D<H5=«X®M X BOSTON CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE £ ! Washington and Jackson Streets • H ALWAYS SAVE 10 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR HERE g w MEN'S CLOTHING, LADIES' AND GENTS' ^SHOES, WHITE & DUCK PANTS, OVERALLS, HOSIERY, BATHING SUITS,^ g CAPS AND SHOES, UNDERWEAR H - All Kinds of Tailoring ■ Cigars and Cigarettes & M)«KRXHXHXRXRXRXRXRXRXRX ■ — — — — — — — — — — - m\ Work Done While You Wkit A. KENIC Electric Shoe Repairing NeoUn Soles and Heels Any Color— Aluminum Heels— Best Leather Used — Any Kind of Shoe Findings 105 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J. f~ 1 HOME MADE CANDY SHOPPE | • Originator of the Famous 1 Home Made Gen-ne-see Cream Fudge |l We make all our own candies H BUTTER CREAMS, PINOCHES, FRENCH CREAM KISSES HI and a full line Of high-grade home-made candies . . SALT WATER TAFFYS - 1; /' I Beach Ave and Decatur St., Cape May | Formerly Boss Confectioner, Sherry Hotel, N. Y.

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|i PIP OCR MBWOWTTO SKWIUAS Importers, exporters, , travelers — ship and . " sail under — the Stars j and Stripes * t! NEW triumphs in Steel, steam w and electricity.have carried a the Stan and Srripcs back again \> to the seven seas. On more than v fifty ttbde and passenger routes v . American owned and operated t ships, flying the Flag, are ready ; t _to carry your goods, or to carry j i: you, to every foreign land. , ■' They are splendid ships, the .. pride of American genius; designed and equipped to give the £ finest passenger comfort, seiwice , and safety, and to handle your ^ goods in' the most economical # way. , o Operators of Passenger : Services Admiral Unc, U.Stau Succt, New C Mataoti Navigation Company, 16 So. Gay Sfteet. Baltimore. Md. Munaon Steam Ship -Line, 82 Beaver ' Street, New York, N Y. c New York and Porto RJwS.8. Co. ( 1 1 Broadway, New York. N. Y. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. 4f Broadway. , New York, N. Y. : O. 8. Mail S. S. Co., 45 Broadway. t - New York. M Y. . Ward Line, (New York and Cuba Mall S.STCo.) Foot of W.I1 Street. l , New York, N. Y. , ^ Free u*e of Shipping Board films Use ol Shipping Board motion picture 1 films, lour reels, (rce^onreca^t oLanj j , tatlon.' ?9wreat educational picture of shlpdfnd the sea. Write for inform, atlon tq H. Laue, Director Information Bureau, Room Oil. 1319 "F" Street. | 1 N. W.. Washington. D C ' SHIPS FOR SAL^ (To Amsrieam cllissas oalj) Steel steamers, bath^il aad coal burners. Also wood ifbamere, wood built tad ocean; d-'ini Farther iaiaraation obiaiaad by request. For sailings of passenger and* freight ships to all 1 parts cf the world and all other information, write ' any of the above lines or ' ' V— j U S - SHIPPING BOARD j j The man without a definite, aim is ife'is helplessly disabled. Money ha* r* proper place and -is e staunch | friend in times of stress. Start now with_the Security Trust Co.

WHO LIFE SUFFERS FROM DROUGHT - NOT ONLY ARE CROPS SUFFERING THRUOUT . SOUTHERN JERSEY FROM. THE LACK OF RAINFALL BUT WILD LIFE IS FEELING IT KBENLY AS WELL C b Ponds that ordinarily arc filled \ with water are either totally dry or rapidly reaching that state and many small "Bent Tortoises" or- _ Land Tuitles" which are to bd seen in the loads everywhere and particularly on concrete roads. What has happened is the known water pools and streams have failed and the little reptiles are seeking water. In venturing into the highways these harmless tortoises fall victims to vehicles and more erisilytheir natural enemies. Nor is that worse phase of the situation. It remarkable how many motor car drivers take a delight in crushing the life from the helpless Creatures just . for the spoil of hearing their hard ; shells, . proof against most natural ! enemies, crush beneath the. weight of , the cars. ' . ' , . ■ Probably few of these drivers would agree that they are cruel w»oi- | out reason but certainly they must agree if they stop to think about it at all that such a practidfc is not becoming a real grown up human being j' who should protect rather than dej stroy a Helpless creature when that ; creature is a friend of man — hitting i even a human being when down is considered unsportsmanlike. The birds, while perhaps the least affected by the dry- spell are neverI theless driven to wandering far from their usual haunt* to. seek water and congregate in large numbers at the ! unfailing streams and pools. Crops Fairly Good What is of more interest, perhaps. I to the resorts is the fact that certain j early crops are dwindling in auantifv i and soaring in price. The pea crop j is hard hit and fields intended for I canning purposes are yielding only a third or half of- what they should ! under favorable conditions. I- Other .crops are requiring replant- ! ing and show signs of being little | better than the pea yield,. Fruit is Fairly Good The fruit crop for this season seems j to be in better prospect than was | considered possible after the very 'late frosts of this spring and many | orchards seem to promise as good a ,fcvield as in former years. HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE I A very desirable cottage, 5 bed brooms, bath, gas, electricity, statronI ary tub, large lot, 67x111 feet, near Golf Links. Price $4500. Apply Star and Wave Office. ; EVERSHARP b 11 Eversharp is ab- = solutely unique, ^ jj • the pencil that is always sharp yet | never sharpened, I novel ii icu pcncu, n

f always ready for 1 smooth, easy writing, and beau- t tifully made for c lifelong service. ® Eversharp prices, j with 18 inches of Eversharp Leads, J are $1 up. < % . ( Sold by i | Mecray Pharmacy ! J. R. MOON. Proprietor Washington, and Perry Streets i CAPE MAY, N. J. - 1 \ \ G. Vanaman Gas Ranges Gas Hot Water Heaters Plumbing

TIDE TABLE | PREDICTED TIME FOR HIGH AND LOW WATER AT COLD SPRING INLET, HEREFORD INLET. DEDUCT FIVE MIN- , 1 UTES Copied from the tj. S. Coast and Survey Almanac published the Department of Commerce, Washington, D. C. JUNE TIDES A. M. ' P. M. < High' Low High Low c 1 3 10 9 35 3 49 10 14 « 2 4 06 1024 4 39 1106* 3 4 58 11 13 5 28 11 58 M 4 6 50 6 17 . 12 01 M 6 6 41 0 47 7 05 12 49 1 6 ' 7 32 1 35 7 54 1 87 7 8 23 2 26 / <8 44 2 80 1 8 9 15 3 17 9 35 8 28 I 9 ' 10 10* 4 08 10 80 4 18 i 10, 11 07 5 02" -11 25 5 17 i 11 '» 5 57 12 07 6 \l9 12 0 24 6 54 1 07 7 22 : 13 ' 1 24 7 52 2 05 8 27 14 2 23 ' 8 48 3 04 92^ 15 3 23 9 42 n3 59 HT24 16 4 19 10 35 4 11 If , 17, 5 12 11 24 5 42 / — 18 . 6 01 0 08 6 26 12 12. 19- 6 48 ' 0. 54 7 09 .12 56 20 7 33 1 87 7 50 1 39 21 8 15 2 20 8 30 2 22 22 8 56 3 01 9 09 8 03 . 23 9 37 8 41 9 48 8 43 24 10 20 4 20 10 25 4 23 '25 11 00 4 58 11 04^ 5 05 1 26 ll"42 6 38 11 46 ! 27 6 20 *12 27 6 40 28 0 32 - 7 04 1 17 7 87 .29 1 25 7 54 2 10 8 37 >30 2 23 8 47 3 05 9 88

' TO WHOM XT MAT COTCSHH I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 136, P L. 1921, all persona practicing , surged In thla state, as defined In nn " act entitled "An act to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery. to_' license physicians and surgeons, and to" j punish persons violating the provisions thereof, approved May twenty-second, s eighteen hundred and ninety-four, as L- amended by net approvetl April twelfth, nineteen hundred and fifteen, or any I method of treatment of disease, witha out a license, slitrll forthwith make application to the State Board of Medical Examiners of New Jersey, for a limited license therefor, to and In accordance with the provisions of the act of 192J. Given -pursuant to a resolution adopt- | j ed by the Stale Board of Medical Exa atnlners of New J.crsey. P DR. ALEX. MACALTSTER. _ Secretary, State Board of r Medical Examiners of New Jersey. „ Dated. May 19. 1921. — . ' 528-6ts?6-21— P. F. $12.18 -Sheriff's Sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, to me directed, issued out of the Court 'of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 18th day of May, A. D. 1921, in a certain cause wherein The Provident Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia is complainant, and • Cora G. Shields and Edward H. Jennings are defendants, I shall expose to sale atA auaii cApvsc w MIS

public vendue, on v., k f MONDAY. JUNE 20,1921, t the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. m.,- to wit, at .one j o'clock in the afternoon of said day, ' at the Sheriff's office, in Cape May ( Court House, Cape May County, New ( Jersey: ' All that certain tract or parcel of with the building and improvements thereon erected, situate in the ( City of Capo May, in the county of j Cape May and state of New Jersey, known and designated as Lots Nos. 2114, 2115, 2116, 2117, 2ll8, 2129, 1 2130, 2131 and 2132, on Plan A of lots as laid out by the Cape May j Real Estate Company, on file in the Clerk's Office of Cape May county , and described together as one lot is follows: — ' Beginning at the northeasterly corner of Trenton and Beach/ aveand extending thence (1) eastwardly, along the northerly side of * Beach avenue, two hundred feet, to , the southwesterly corner of lot No. 2133;- thence (2) northwardly, along the westerly line of lots Nos. 2133 i and 2119, three hundred feet tt}. the southerly side of New Jersey avenue; thence (3) westwardly, along the southerly side of New Jersey avenue, two hundred feet. To the southeasterly corner of Trenton and New Jersey avenues, ajiJliflartrT4) southwardly, along th#^Misterly side of Trenton avertue, Ahree , hundred feet, to the place of beginning. Being the samelrpremises which the Cape May R|«f Estate Company, by Deed, dated Detober 3rd, 1907, and recorded in the-»said -Clerk's office in Book No. 189 .of Deeds, page 85, Ac-, granted and conveyed to' Peter Shields, inf fp$.' Amount due under decree is $21,758.16, -with interest and Sheriffs fees to be added MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. . Dated May 25, 1921. Howard M. Cooper, Solicitor ' 5-30-4t-R73- ' " How a Noted Vet. Gets Rid of RatsFarmers Heed Dr. H. H. -Butler -says, 'f use RATSNAP around my hospitals .every three mo.nths, whether I see rats or .not.. It does the work — RAT-SNAI .gets them every' time. I recommend it to everybody having rats. Dont wait until there is a brooch of rats, act immediately you see the ficst one. Three -sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Konowitch Bros, J. G Little A Son and Eldredge ancj Phillips.

ROSSO MUNHa IN THISCOONTY SOUGHT NEGRO BRUT*. | ALLEGED MURDERER OF LIT" TLE MATILDA RUSSO, OF EAST 1 MOORESTOWN, N. J^ CAME TO i CAPE- MAY COUNTY - AFTER J THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CHILD. Louis Lively, colored, &Hege& slayer of seven-year-old Matilda Russo, of East Moo res town, N. J., how beinR sought all over the state by infuriated neighbors and officers of the law, » ^ I accompanied by his wife came into 1 Cape May County after the disap- S S of the girl. \ 1 " , It appears that the mother of LiveV wife lives in- Swainton. a few\ j miles from Cape 5My#lourt House and that Lively with his wife paid her a visit. ' 1 . Liveley's wife, now a prisoner in : the Burlington j'ail where she was placed last Friday said when quesi tioned that she and LMeley left East % , Moorestown on May 28th and went to ' Philadelphia where she left^her seven . year-old son "Snowball" who has L. figured in the tragedy. From Phila* ' delphia she went to Bridgeton, N. J., ' where she secured employment in a 1 canning factory-. On June 5th, the I same day in which the Rttle Russo 1 girl disappeared "^Liveley joined his 1 wife in Bridgeton and together on > the same date went to Swainton on a L visit. • . 5 On June 7th Liveley 'stated he was I going to return to Moorestown and I on the 10th she joined him there-' B The dragnet is out over the State a and authorities feel certain that they will have Liveley in,custody in a short' time. 1 . • . . o STATE OF NEW JERSEY • STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION 0- TRENTON * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN y that sealed bids will be received by 1- the State Highway Commission of New Jersey for the furnishing and d application of Lignin Binder :on sec0 tions "of the State Highway System as '^riisted in the State Highway Depart[l merit Bids will be received at the office ! of the State Highway Commission, , 1 Broad St. Bank Bldg., Trenton. N- J.r on June. 21st, 1921, at 11:00 A. ^1., [ Standard Time, and opened and read ■ ; immediately thereafter. • Points of delivery and1 other dei tails will be furnished upon application to A. W. Muir, Superintendent f of- Maintenance," 517 Broad St. Bank I Bldg., Trenton, New Jersey. ^ I Specifications, form of bid, special addressed envelopes, and conditions ' j under which bid will be accepted are / on file in the office. of A. W. Mui< , Superintendent of Maintenance, 617 i" Broad St. Bank Bldg.. Trenton, and ^ may be obtained upon request Bids ' - [l must be malted n proposal form in the 1 manner designated therein, and as designated therein, and

required by the "specifications, same be enclosed in sealed special addressed envelopes which will be furnished each bidder with the bid blank, bearing the hame and address of bidder pn the outside" and must be ac , coinpanied by a certified check in theaum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) and be delivered at the • above place oq or before the hour named. Bids not . submitted on the standard proposal form or enclosed in other than the special envelope provided will be considered informal and rejected. „ The HStat^Highway Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the State Highway Commission. A. LEE GROVER, Chief Clerk. _ 6-ll-2t-759 P. F. —$4.24. CAPE MAY COUNTY OTPJlANS' ; . COURT . 1 In the Matter of\ ON PETITION thn F state of I F0R SALE 0F the Lstate oi r . .vnc to : ALLERROT. V PAYBEBTS. - • HAYNES, \ ORDER TO I Deceased! ) SHOW CAUSE- > ROSALIE G .-HAYNES, AdminisI tratrix pi the Estate of ALLIRRO T. HAYN^» Deceased, having exhibiti ed under oath a . true account of the , personal estate and debts of said de- , ceased, whereby it appearing that • the personal -estate of the- said AliLlirro T. Haynes, deceased, is insuffi- )" cierit to pay his debts, and requiring the aid of .the Court in the premises. IT IS, on this second day of June, si in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one, ordered that all persons; interested in the I lands, tenements ' and hereditaments ' and real estate of -the said.AUirro T. Haynes, appear before this Court bn . the" third day of August, A.. D., 1921, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause why so much of the lands, - tenements and hereditaFnents and i. real estate of the saM AlHrro T. Haynes, deceaseii, should -not be sold •. as would be sufficient to pay his _ v"viT^IS FURTHER ORDERED that^f: this order be published -in the "Star and Wave,"; one of Che newspapers of the County, of Cape May, and State - of Hew Jersey, for six weeks, atV least once in each week. , HENRY H. ELDREDGE, l* - Judge. 6-4-7t-677-P. F. $2436