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CAPE «AY STAR AND WAYE Pubitohed by STAB AND WAVE PUB. CX). (Incorporated) ALBERT B. HAND, President CAPE MAY, NEW JEBSEY A. LEON EWING . . . Manager SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1.50 PEB YEAB IN ADVANCE This paper is entered at the post•fficc as second-class postal matter. ("^E^ffE^faS'pRlaS^Ks^iA^ON 1 Publishing a communication in these columns does not necessarily Imply editorial endorsement. Communications will not be considered unless signed. THE REASON The Cape May County Times says: . "President Harding, in a recent atf^iress to the postmasters in convene Hon in Washington, hit the Cape May county situation squarely on the bead when he said: 'I would rather have a hard-boiled Democrat any time than a yellow Republican.' It is because so many loyal Republicans feel that way, and because Major Howell's personality is so likeable and clean and honorable, that be will get Republican support — and for no other reason." PRESIDENT HARDING SA"YS: "I would rather have a hard-boiled Democrat than a yellow Republican '" * Isn't it wonderful to think that the President has his eyes on little Cape May County? CAPE MAY POINT (Staff Correspondent) The Rev. Mr. Hillman, of the Methodist Church, Cape May, preached in the Community Chapel on Sunday last. The sermon was on the story of Jacob and Esau, the selling of the birthright for a mess of porright, aril Am. Hillman gave a splendid, forceful talk, speaking of the present day methods being similar to those of Jacob and Esau- It is to be regretted that there was such a small congregation present; the people are privileged in having these preachers come to the Point, men of talent and ability and who so willingly give their time to this work without any thought of remuneration. I wonder how many of us would do so- Will you not come out on Sunday afterpreciation by giving oite hour of your time to a cause which is' so uplifting and brings such a blessing, that you cannot afford to turn away from itCome, bring your ueighbor'with yqu. Services on Sunday next. Sunday School at 2-30. Church at 3" P. M. Come. .- The ladies of the Wednesday afternoon Club gave a surprise party to our dear, old friend, Mrs- Hope Sloan, on Wednesday of la$t week. The best of home made cakes and coffee was served. Those .attending the affair were: Mrs. Gfecbo, Mrs. Dempsey, Mrs. Allan Woolsoh;- Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Belli Mrs. |^rie, Mrs. Carmiganno, Mrs. Himley, Mrs. dltomtra- A very delightful evening . was spent with Mrs. Sloan, who thoroughly enjoyed the affair and was genuinely* surprised. "There goes the Siren- RCA Member of the CapeV May Point Fire Cqmfiatiy ? If not, why not join now. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur >1. Dale were visitors on Sunday- They ► attended services in the Chapel. Mr- and Mrs- John Hanle.v left- for -Philadelphia or. Tuesday, closing their 'house for the winter. r Mr. Albert B. - Sch'ellenger will - keep his store open .throughout the winter months- This is a -great ac- . comraodation to the. community as the Hughes store, is closed for the winter and folks, would be badly off without a store"Mr. Arthur B. Wells donated a silver cake tray to the Fire Company arid the' tray was aunctioned off; net , ting a sum of forty-eight dollars. * A masquerade given by the Ladies' -Auxiliary . of the Fire Department ' whs. held last Friday in the school house- Over ope hundred persons were .present and as the admission was twenty -five cents a- goodly sum was realized. Many and varied were - the costumes- King Carniyal held full sway and there was lots of fun. trying to find out "Who's Who V It was 'the finest, affair ever held at the_ "Point."- May there be others. WANTED Typewriters of . standard -makes. Star and Wave Publishing Go.,. 'Cape Mav. X. J. • _ • /— Election stickers printed .on 5 hours notice- Star and Wave Office-

WITH THE CHURCHES i ■ 1 CHURCH OF. THE ADVENT 1 r Rev. Paul Sturtevani Howe, PhJD. i Rector t SUNDAY SERVICES 7:30 A. M. Holy Communion. ^ 10:30 A. M. Second services am} ser- ] 3:45 P. M. Sunday School. 4:00 P. M. Evensong. i I 1 I - _ BAPTIST n Sunday services, November 6, 1921. ■ f .Morning, 10.30 A. M. Bible School, 3 P- M. Evening, 7-30 P- M. Rev. " William Hunter will officiate at all " services. The congregations are fully -up -to the standard in numbers and ^ ". interest in church affairs holding close to the line. PRESBYTERIAN Attendance at all services has * about reached the winter normal- The 8 Pastor will be absent for two weeks 8 on his usual vacation- The pulpit 1 r will be filled by- selected m supplies. ' The choir is presenting a full line i and getting down to real work. Mr. ' Rodes will sing at the morning ser- ! 8 vice, Sunday, 6th inst., and the choir s will give "There is a Holy City." ' Mrs. Eldredge, soloist, with chorus, j ' 1 Mr. QuidortAvill be the soloist at the ] ] evening service- -ri METHODIST CHURCH 1 Pastor Hillman will preach a series , of questionairre sermons at the even- 1 i ing services during November, on the ] e following subjects: Nov. 6. — "What is the proper way • Ao spend Sunday?" Nov. 13-— "Is the Christian Church worth having and worthy of the sup- ! port of all .people ?" Nov. 20.— "What does it mean, to j be a Christian ?'V 3 Nov. 27. — "It the Bible a useful J ' book for young people to read;" , The pastor has asked several 3 prominent people of Cape May repre- 1 I senting different denominations to " state their attitude on thesq subjects- 1 ' These replies will be incorporated in ] 3 the sermons. It will be interesting ) 5 to hear the different attitudes on ] 3 these pertinent and up-to-date top- , 1 ics. 3 At the morning service the minis- 1 s ter will use for his subect, "Signs 1 of DisciplCship " ^ 3 Sunday"School at 3 P. M. | r DENATURED ALCOHOL 1 188 proof; highest test. Contains • no Benzol. At 65 cents a gallon. Charles A.*" Swain, 305-7 Jackson st. ^ ANNEX SCHOOL NEWS j Friday afternoon of last week the . , school had their inter-class cross-, country run- The eighth-year pair • r came in fifet, Johnny' Giles andGeorge Palmer. Last week the eighth grade elected j - . Martha Coleman as" its class^presi- j „ dent- At the same time the sJhu^li 0 voted on white. and blue as its school}" j During school inspection the eighth I ? grade again carried off the honors,] ., receiving an average of 80 per cent- - .. for geneial appeuraijck .. Volley-ball has become very "popu- .. lar w'ith the children of the upper ? grades. 1 . UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT District of New Jersey e In the Matter of RICHARD P. FITZPATRICK, Rpnkrupt. In Bank- . ' ruptcy. .. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ,. ABOVE' NAMED 'BANKRUPT: r Notice' is hereby giver that onythe - 26th day of October, 1921, the said I] Richard P- Fitzpatrick was duly a<je judicated a bankrupt, and that the first meeting -of his' creditors will be . held at Cape May Court House, N. e J., on the Twelfth day of November, j 1921, at the hour of ten-thirty o'clock in the forenoon, at which time credit- |. ors'may attend," prove their claims, y appoint a trustee, examine the bankrapt and transact such other business as may properly come before the .- meeting. Proofs ot claim niust be made in ,1 accordance with form prescribed by |S tiie- U. S- Supreme Court and enn dorsed as ran ui red by rale of court." „ It is not necessary -iov "the- credit- ' ,e ftrs to personally atterid coUYt at thg ,1 above time and ^>lace unless they 1 d^ire to examine the bankrupt or [t participate iu the elect job of a trus]e tee. Proofs of claim mav be filed ' with the Referee at the above ad- . dress. . • C. L.-GOLE, c , Referee jn Bankruptcy. lc- 11-5 1—624— P-F., $3.96. ' No- 8577 , — . — - « a » a DENATURED ALCOHOL rs 188 proof; highest test. Contains' no Benzol. At 65 cents a gallon. . Charles A- Swain, 306-7 Jackson sL

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be- J tWeen Robert E. Pierpont and John S. Brown, trading as Pierpont & { Brown, and engaged in the autorao- t bile sales, garage and service busi- . ness at Pacific and Davis - avenues, t Wildwood, Cape May County, New £ Jersey, has this day been dissolved , mutual consent- The business will J hereafter be conducted by Robert E. * Pierpont at the same location and he j authorized to settle' all debts due 1 to and by the firm Pierpont A ) Brown. ] Dated November 1, 1921ROBERT E. .PIERPONT-, j JOHN S.. BROWN. ll-5-2t— 62lf •COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT , Statement .of The City of Cape May , for the Month of September. 1921 , 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1921: Regu- ' Meeting at 10 a- m . Standard, I Time.- ' . 1 All Directors "Present. Minutes read and improved- — v Clerk Reported— Water anahzed by State Board of Health September 1st and pronounced "Good." Election _ published- Fish Pier Re- 1 • ceipts $41.03. I Police Report, August 14, arrests.] Guards- efficient. j . Engineer Water Works, September ' 3rd, 10,737,675 Gallons. j 1 ' -Business Transacted: Thanks of | 1 • Newton Coal Company, ordered re- 1 , colved and filed. ' - ( | Charles Markley retained as SpeI rial Police to 19th instant- All other ' | Special Police retained to September 1 1 15th- Three Life Guards retained to 15th ins^dntBills ordered P®'d — $2,6o8-9o. , Special Meeting Tuesday, Septem6, 1921 at 2:40 p. m., Standard i Time w , . " Directors Preseift — Messrs Melvin and Sheppard; Absent Mr. WentzellTo elect a Membqr;to The Board of Health Robert S- Hand was nomi- i nated by die Mayor and elected for the term of three years. Special Meeting Monday, Scptem12, 1921, 10 a. m. Standard Time. Directors Present — Messrs Melvin 1 and Wentzell- Absent, Mr- Sheppard- ' To fill a vacancy in the Beard of i created by the resignation of i S. Hand- The Mayor nomi- ' nated S- Irvin Stevens, and Mr. Stevens was elected for the term of three years. | Regular Meeting, Tuesday, Septem13, 1921, 10 a- m- Standard Time. All DirePtors^-Presei}t. Minutes ' read and appijtfved. • Clerk reported — Fish Pier, Septem- I 12, 1921— $43.24. ' ' Electrical Inspector Reported — i Lighting Bills for August approved, i Public Safety Reported — i'olice and 1 Life -Guards "O- K-" Hcrschell Lovoit and Vei-e-i Loper ! retaineil as Special Police to October 1 19th, 1921- Police Clock ordered ' placed at Hotel Cape May.. Finance Reported — Engineer Water 1 Works, September 10th. 10,663r715 - T gallons. Streets Reported— "Progress, i Business Transacted — Resolutions I ! passed Renewal Note:: of $5,000-00 at I each lccal Bank, a»id renev.al at St>i curity Trust Company for $28.00000 ! and at Merchant's National Bank for i igSOjOOptOO. Bills ordered paid— $2.- 1 | -Regular Meeting, S5ptenil)cr 20, | 1921',- 10 a. m- Standard TimeAll Directors Present. Minutes ' remit corrected and approved. | Clerk's Statement for August read' and accepted. Fish Pier, September 19, $34.03. ' Star anil Wave returned $9 00 on refundPublic Safety reported — Police and Life Guards "Active,"' Police vaqation arranged: Charles Markley "Off" Policing of Convention Hall arranged fou ending 24th instant. Finance; Reported; Engineer Water Works September 17. 9,195,600 gallons. Coal being placed at Water Works. Streets reuorted; Boardwalk Lights , reduced 30 per cent and other lights ' to "Fall Schedule " • Standard Time ordered restored i 12-01 a. m. Sunday, September 25th I and Notice published. Weather Rcpor" •- ordered paid for from October 1, J : 21; Communication of Pi-ogress-1 ive League covering Gas Rates, : Lighting Sign at Main Road, and re- . moval of Piling on Beach, received and filed and acknowledged. City ] Solicitor instructed to obtain a date ' from thej-'tilify Commission on which • to present a date from the Utility i on which to present the City's Pro- . test on Gas Rates. s Bills ordered paid — $3,670.66. Regular Meeting, Tuesday, Sentem- : .bar 27th. 10 a- m ' »A11 Directors Present. Minutes i read and approved. f •- * Clerk Reportoil— Statement for August npblished. Fish Pier, Sep- '. .'tembei>-26, $23-30- v - U- S. Weather Buleav notified • "City will pay for Weather Reports:" . 'Progressive League Communication . acknowledged; Western Union Telegraph Company notified "City will r payf. for Weather reports." Public Safety - Reported — T wo ar. j I rests. Finance Reported — Engineer Wa- ! ter Works, September 24th, 8,67.3,- j 030 gallons. Sheets, progress. *' Request* to rent Convention Hal! ' for Dancing not allowed. Resolutions renewing Notes at each , local • Bank for $35,000.00, passed. Bills ordered, paid— -$625-20, WILLIAM PORTER y City Clerk. . 586- 11-5-lt- Adv.-P.F . $1.4.20. i i

GEORGE W. BOHM George W.. Bohm, who was generally known by his fellow workmen as "Dewey," died at the Emergency Hospital in Wildwood, N. J., on October 23, 1921, from injuries received in an automobile accident on the same day, when the Reliance Buss crashed into a telegraph pole at Cold Mr. Bohm, who was smoking at Hie time of the accident, did not sit on the Step of the buss through any disrespect for the driver, but for the respect of the ladies inside and unknowingly took his life in his own Mr* Bohm had been in the employ of fthn Taylor for twentynine years and was highly respected ! and loved' by all who knew him for ; his honest, upright and cheerful manner, and was a memner of the First Baptist Church for man J* years. The deceased is survived by a widow, Sarah Turner Bohm three sisters, and brothers, Mrs- J. V. Reed, of Washington, D. Mrs- Mary EKnox, of Camden, N. J.; Mrs. E. Willis, of West Cape May; Andrew j Bohm, of Cold Spring, and Henry ' 'Bohm, of this city. NOTICE I To the Voters of Lower Township, > New Jersey: I I take this opportunity of announci ing my candidacy for the office of j Collector of the Township of Lower. | J;, and earnestly solicit your support- If I am successful in the elec tion, I promise to 'sbrve the peop'e honestly and "to the best my abiliCHESTER WILSON, Cold Spring, NjjJadvertisement ordered ancb^aid for by Chester Wilson. THAT MOnNiNG LAMENESS tIf you are lame every morning, and •uffer urinary ills, there must be a cause. Often It's weakikldneys. To strengthen the weakened kidneys and Kidney Pills. You can rely on West Cape May testimony. Thos. H. Scull, painter. Secont Ave., West Cape May, says: "I was taibered a lot with kidney and bladOr tMuble. The complaint wont on lor mouths and my. back ached con•CaDtty. Mornings I felt dull afid ] The action -of my kidneys | wae very free, breaking my rest 'at ! ntfbt I read of Doan's Kidney Pills j ana ueed them as directed. They me right away, strengthening j my back and kidneys and regulat ; Ing the passage of. the secretions. 1 \ ■ could sleep line iind my kidneys didn't trouble uie.'" Price 60c, at all dealers. Don : • simply ask for a kidney remedy- go' 1 , Doan's Kidney, Pills — the same th:r Mr. Scull had. Poster-Milburn Co j Mfrs.. Buffaro, N V

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fllbilUitcrv ^ SPECIAL IN SPORT HATS - New styles and piaterials, also soft , felt at $1.75 up. In bright and dark colors. Beavers (and soft hats of Velvet and Plush for children at reasonable prices. Also a lot of dressy hats just1 made up. . LOTTIE R. HILLMAN '» 209 Perry Street, Cape May, N. J. If YOU are not a Member of the , Progressive League of Cape May — Why Not V * . "\

SPECIAI^^^^^ION TO Philadelphia "trip" $1.50 A fDITION St. Sunday, November 13th., 1921 r * Special Tickets* Good Only on Train Leaving CAPE MAY 650 A.M. ! vWi LDWOOD - — 6-50 A M. WILDWOOD JUNCTION J 7.00 A-M-1 , CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 7.07 AM. DENNISVILLE — 1.18 A.M. > ; | PHILADELPHIA (Arrive) 8-45 A.M. | Returning Special Train Leaves Philadelphia (Chestnut and South Street i , Ferries) 7 30 P. M.. Similar Excursion Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 24 Tickets may be purchased prior to date of Excursion * Philadelphia and Reading System ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD ' f\ TTT— — 1- - — — — J NITTINGER™ * I 1 Prime Meats. Butter, Eggs, Fruits, | and Produce • LIBEKT\ THEATRE BLILDINO. Washington Sireet 1 Keystone Phone lo Cape May, N. J. |

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