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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALE Automobite Bill of Sole forms at Star and Wave office or by mail FOR SALE— Ford Sedan, 1921 Model, not driven over 3600 miles — first class condition- Will be sold .cheap. Apply* Dr. L. C- Ashburn, 324 Washington street. Gape May. f 10 22-lt-620 FOR SALE — Touring car in good condition, mechanically perfect and .electricity. No reasonable offer refused- Demonstration. 18 Star and Wave Office. AUTO FQR SALE An Oldsmobile Touring Car in ext s cellent condition is for quick sale at k, less thhn one-third its original cost. IS . * . Appljl Star and Wave Officef ^ ' 10-22 lt-516 . • * FOR SALE — Cunningham Piano in fir. i ■ ass condition- Apply at 114 Kiel • . Avenue, West Cape May XX * . J IT R L sy ODD — Sawed in stove or fire p.. pl.ua engths-' Delivered, $10.00 ; -Co) -I T. WOOLSOto, Wildwood . / ' ^ .' 'nones. , I ~- ' .10-^2 5UT . " * J FOR SALE— 500 loads of top soil! delivered. A. S. Church, Cape May ! i fc. F. D. No. 1- 9-17-108-tf 1 ( FOR SALE f IT: y Cord "Wood in stove length-. , . . ?10 (-<: : cord delivered. Arthur Wil.| sun, I Spring, N. J. Both pjiones. ' ---\ T'OI. . * ! —One Ford Touring Car ii i -od in Top. One Ford-: fS„'. Market Top, ill No. 1 con U i:. Price right- liogs weigh « in,. : lbs., $12.00 each; Shouts j ti 60 lbs-, $6.00 each. Plenty T of them. GEO. C. RE A,- West vi Cape May, N. J." 10-22-21-518 j H

FOR SALE— Dwelling house, Broadway ami York Avenue, West Cape | May. 11 rooms and bath. Lot 60 J - hv 100. Perfect order. Reasonqr- 1 ble price- Easy terms. Apply to A. R. Hand, Cape May, N. J. . FOR SALE — Eleven building lots.T ) centrally located in West Cape — May. ".0 foot front on East Mechanic street. Gas and water con- 1 £ nect on. Price $125.00 cash, $150 1 on terms. $25.00 down -and $5.00 J •ApjIv 'Vi T. Leap or M A'- Scull- 1 1C-19-21 445 FOR SAW' — Seven-passenger Stude- j baker, equipped with starter, elec- 1 trie, lights, fiye ngw tires, firepump, curtains and plate gTass, : paint with original glass. Every. ( thing 'A-l condition. Year 1918. Bargain if you act quick, $900- ' 'Call or write, J- H- Nickerson, ' Wildwood, N- J. Hy-tf-282 i WANTED / L v ■ - ■ - I C ■ WANT ED — Small circular saw. Star I r -and \V-ive Office. Cae. May. I1 WANT lit)—' Ten -cents per copy igjfl I >' be' paid, for the following * back i ' numbers' of. the STAR and WAVE, • i •. issues qf July 2, August .13, Aug. 27th. * - , 1 c : ! ' b , "MAX" OF RESPONSIBILITY to art as Repi esentative of_ an essential automobile" accessory in the County • of Cape May. References .required. I'. O. Box 555, Tfeiitoir, J . c 10-22-lt-511" _ - V . a: WANTED — Wiiman ~x general ; ft housetuork Apply 80,5 .6th Avenue: after- 4:30 P. M. 10- 15-tf-443 • - FOUND ; FOUND- — Bunch .of kovs. Star- and Wave office. : P1 CARD OF THANKS I ; I wish to thank the voters of Cape May County who gave me their sup j port at t|je Primary a ndml though de ! feated, will say J fought as good' a f v< fight and spent as much time in the I ar , campaign as my business would per. j * mit. - \3\ I feel it wps a fair Primary' fight 00 between gentlemen. Mr- _ Kay \Von w and as a loyal Republican I expect to support the regular nominees, 10 W«ijH. Bright for Senator and Rob- = ert J. Kay for Assemblynutn and sin- h! cehely hope both candidates will roll g irp majorities on election day. g ' Respectfully, H - JUDSON B. CORSON, Palermo, N. J. B 10 22-lt-S12 Dr. Mangino, Chiropractor, corner fij of Lincoln and .Pacific Avenues— B Hours: Sundays only, 2 to 5 P. M. H, l«-22-tf-621 i »

Cape May Court House J (Staff Correspondent) * The Baptist Church tendered a re. =. ceptfcn to their new pastor and his wife, the Reverend and Mrs. Haines, _ late of Doylestown, Pa-,' on October 13th. Among those present were the Rev. Geo. Graham and wife of the _ M. E. Church, the former pastor, Rev. j. Thbmas Martin and wife and th( _ members of the church and congregad tion. John Ross was master of cer- ) emonies; made the address of tvol- ' come -and presented a anautiful bouquet of .irses to Mrs. Haines. Rev. Geo. Graham, pastor of the Methoj dist Church made an address of wel[j come on behalf of the community and r Rev. Thomas Martin addressed the r assembly as former pastor. Then was music by an orchestra. Miss EI- . la Hewitt playing first violin. Solos by Mrs. Patience Ludlain and. Mrs. - Roy Shields and a duet beautifully t sung by Dr. and Mrs- William Hand. . Mr. Clinton Hewitt offered a beautiful prayer. Semi-evening dress prevailed. At the communion service on - the previous Sunday, Mr. Clintffn, | Senior Deacon, gave the hand of fellowship to the Rev. and Mrs. Haines with a very touching and eloquent addressThe.- five delegates to the Baptist association conference at Newport, N. J., on October 4th kvere, Miss So- 1 phronia Smith, Mrs." Lyda Lwdlam, ' Reverend Haines, Mr. Clem Foster ' land Ed Foster. Mrs. Haines, wife of Rev. Haines, i I is a new member in the Baptist 1 I chbir and is a much needed al- 1 ; to. Mrs. Wm." Hand who is a very efsinger has been carrying the ' I alto against a very large choir prac- 1 tically alone, and .the assistance of 1 Mrs Hines will be much appreciated * Mrs. Hnd. . a 1 The'fcot ball season opened on Sat-' ^ urday, October" 1.5th.' Thp- first game ' played between Mjfklle Township 0 and Ocean City, 6n the Middle 1 grounds. Score 24-4 in fa- v of Middle Township. - ' The sqn of Mr. and Mrs. James 1 Holmes wrifi run over by an automobile. There is hope of his rocevry.* - i "cic ir> iiu|tc ui ins rocevry.

Our much respected Jail Wardeq, B Shepherd Calhoun is somewhat unojder the weather. We are not antici- . paling anything seriousj| Mr- and Mrs- Albert Peterson en- | tertained Mr- and Mrs. Sommers . j Soph and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Soph r of Green Creek last Sunday. > We notice great activity around • | '.lie Morgue. The ex-Sheriff is mak. | ling great preparations to go after , j black ducks- | Sidney Ogden v.-hb recently lost his | wife bv death has moved to Bridge- | ton. The Glass Factory resumed operations today, October 12th. Apiong a number of peopie who attended the Tall Cedars doing in Ocean City on October 11 were Mranfl Mrs. Robert Robert .Elmer, ami daughter Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs. Alj ferd M. Peterson. The Thurston Elmer Wood Post, j American Legion, cohducted a sucI eessful cake and pie sale in the Voj rational building on Thursday^. Octo. [ bcr 12th. - . (-• The son of Captain and MTs- Wood who is suffering wjtn typhoid fever in a New York hospital is '»kMr. and Mrs. Boyd TaJ'lor are receiving congratulations upon the of a son, /October 14th. REPUBLfCAX COMMITTEE The Cape May County . Republican organized last Tuesday afternoon at Cape May Court House anil selected J- Albert ' Harris, of Wildwobd, as 'chairman! Irving Fitch, of -Sea Isle City, was made Secretary and Mrs. Sura Phillips Bunting, of Stone Harbor, first vice-chairman and Mrs. Harry F. Kraiss, of Sea Isle City, second vicepresident. « BONDS TO SUIT PURCHASERS $75,000 City of . Cape May, N. J., Serial Bonds, 5 per cent/fJ&teS" Dec! 20, 1920, running fromfcon£)to "25 years. Denominations .$500: Sold in amount and due dates to s'Oit purchasers at par and interest from" Ju/le 20, f921. Free from Federal Income and New Jersey Tax. Apply to WILLIAM R-'SHEPPARt), Finance ■ Commsisioner, Cape May, N. J.

« HOWELL BRAYS SOLDIER AND POWERFUL LEADER So Write. Philadelphia Attorney. U« ^ der Major H^reB'. Command " Daring Great Conflict. 'I October 7, 1921: To the Editor, " "Cape May County Times," . Sea Isle City, N. J. | Dear Sir: I understand that my old ComI manding Officer, Major E. O. How- ( ell, is the Democratic nominee for r Senator ^pr Cape County. Although a citizen of a different state and a member of the Republican party, I ^ cannot refrain from writing to express my admiration for the Demot cratic candidate and my hope that your coonty will be fortunate enough 3 to be represented in the Senate by a man of his type When the. 80th Division- first went ' into action Major Howell was a Cap- * tain," in command of Company H, 320th Infantry. He led his company in the first wave of the initial drive of the Meuse-_Argonne battle September 26, 1918, with great Coolness and s vigor. On the death of the Major of . the 3rd Battalion, in our attack on November 1st, the Regimental Commander ordered Captain Howell to leave his company and take command . of the 3rd Battalion, which was then i the assualt battalion. He re-organiz-ed the command under heavy fire and _ resumed the advance, and was later

promoted to the rank of Major and regularly assigned as Battalion Commander 's a Lieutenant in the 3rd Battal. ; ion serving part of the time on the I Battalion staff, I was closely associated with the Major, and have the j highest regard for his courage in action and also for the efficiency which -showed in the complicated admin j istrative work of commanding a force j of one thousand men. Always solicifor the welfare of his men, he tireless in his efforts to better j the conditions of their billets and rations, and fearless in maintaining '.heir interests- A strict disciplarian ' in action, the Major was nevertheless

^ .Ifimnc. niic and "unassuming in his, person: ! relations with the junior of- I ,j. ficejs and enlisted men of his com.: mam!, .-.ltd was therefore one of the I n. most liked as well as one of the most ' pj. ,e • e'ed officers of the regiment. If the voters of yjurf county had had the opportunity, as 1 have had. |(j of working and fighting under the { leadership of Major Hojvell, it is ■ ;r safe to assume that they would -upport, him to a man. regard'ess c po - litical parties or issues. Yours very truly, EDWARD C. LI KENS, l# 560 Dre::el Bldg., Phila . — Cape "May County Times. ° SECOND-HAND FURNITURE r. Sccond-haiul futniture nought and! a sold. Some real 'bargains on hand.! I- Jncluding Stoves. If in need of house- : ^RrtdwuipmenLsee A. W. HI!. I.MAN'. StoclcRoomr 2nd Floor, Excelsior i. Building, .formerly^ Skating (Rink. W. j ,. Perry St. .ltesidence 209 Perri; Street- * ; Keystone Phone 58M. 1 10.22- !t-514 [ WANTED— Ten cents per copy-wilH be paid for the- following, hack i numbers ^5f-the STAR and WAVE, . issues of July 2, August 13, Aug. 27th. •« A GOOD FRIEND A good friend stands by you when hi need. . Gape May people tell how Doan's Kidney Pills have stood . the test Mrs. Mary Denk of 516 Broad St, endorsed I>oan's • four years ago aAd_ again confirms the story. Could you ask for more convincing testimony? "The use of Doan's Kidney Pills, which I bought at Ware's Drug Shop, has done me good. ' says Mrs. Denk. "I was suffering with a weak I back and when I did my housework and brought my back Into use I suffered terribly with dull palns.whlch took the Hfe^out of me. After using Doan's Kidney Pills my back fait stronger, my kidneys acted regularly and I felt better In every way. I am glad to say a word of praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, as ! know them to be a grand medicine." The above statement was . giyen • February 16, 1916, and on July 20, 1920, Mrs. Denk said: "1 never miss a chance to recommend Doan's Kidney. Pills. 1 know from hxperi ence there is nothing better for kid hey complaint." 6®c. aLall ddalers. Foster-Milburn Co.. M/rs.. -Buffalo. N Y

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rum WOBE AMD SAT* R Start U irtzg hM t «><lop«u -mmt with Hi Trwat Co. NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Harry a Davis, Deceaaed. Pursuant to the order of Harry SDnglass, Surrogate of the County of Cape May,- made on the 2lst day of September, A D. 1921, on the application of the subscriber. Executrix, of said deceased, notice is hereby ' given to the creditors of said deceasr ed to exhibit to Die subscriber under r oath or affirmation their claims and t demands against tU estate of said deceased -within six months from the 21st day of September, A. D. 1921, - or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber, t Dated September 21, A D. 1921. i LOIS M. DAVOS, ExecUtrix. 1 LEWS T. STEVENS, Proctor. ; 10-8-21 9ts 200 , NOTICE TO 1920 DELINQUENT TAX PA-YERS Notfte is hereby given that the sale of lands for unpaid taxes for 1920, will take place on Thursday, I Decmber- 1, 1921; and tLat all lands | on which taxes are not paid by October 24, will le advertised in Star | and Wave on Saturdav, October 29, next. WALTER J FENDERSON, Jr. 10-15-2t-440 Collector. BIDSFOR CO.'.L

d Bids will be received by the Lower Township Board of Educatioh at r'-c • Township House, CciJ Spring, N.l J., i 1. 1 until 7:30 P. M. Tuesday, October «5, 1921, for furnishing 30 tons of Egg Coal, delivered at the Schools of ' | lajwer township. Board reserves the e | right to reject any or all bids- - j QTWAY BROWN. D. C. I . JOHN C. ELLIOTT, Pres. 1 10-15 -2t-446 !| HALLOWE'EN DANCE AND , MASQUE BALL / ■ '■ . J MONDAY EVE., OCTOBER 31ST [ I COX'S CITY PIER THEATRE * Cape May, N. J. -3 - 1 „ P Get on your funniest costume and join the grand march | DON'T MISS IT — FUN FOR ALL BRING THE KIDDIES Dancing 8:30 to 11:30 ADMISSION 50c, (tax extra)

FAMILY WASHING 10 ce^U per lb Ask our drivers about it when he calls ridnaHy*"1 tnP '° yOUr bou"*' "E*<lh waab handled indi | ESTABLISHED 1B05 BOTH PHONES TROY LAUNDRY - 4QS WASHINGTON STREET CAPE MAY. N. J. pWMHHHIIIlfrlllRIUBMPHB— H— MfflBMgBBMBH— [$1.50 fnday |x toosbWp Excursion War Tax 8% add'al Philadelphia SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 * SPECIAL TRAIN Leavfs Cape May 1 / __'__7;00 A .M. Returning, leaves Philadelphia, 7:30. P. M. , j The right is reserved to limit the sale of tickets, for this excurLsion, to the capacity of equipment available. 'SBf Pennsylvania W System ygf | THE ROUTE OF THE BROADWAY LIMITED lenses Replaced frames adjusted ^ CAPE MAY OPTICAL 324 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Prescription Work Our Specialty Eyes Examined by Improved Methods L. G ASHBURN. Mgr. ADVERTISE IN STAR AND WAVE AND WATCH RESULTS

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