Saturday, July 29, 1922 CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE ♦ ' PSgsliisi

Remington in every quality for which the Remington Typewriter is famous. Like tin- Standard Remington models in -> . strength, in durability, in dependabiljfo toy, in speed, in the beauty of its work. Portable ^nf»W»mlngtniniq»iutmeinHAt' in compactness, in convenience , Hts in a case oii^y four inches high j- mr>A remember — it has the Standard * 1. Writing Keyboard — just like every T fAw typewriter that bears die Remington "am>- No shifting for figures. , Ma, mm pUt* with emu. HO FOB DEMONSTRATION, CALL AT STAR AND WAVE OFFICE or Phone 90, Either Phone > ASK ABOUT THE INSTALLMENT PLAN • — TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! Roysl Cord, Sllvertown Cord and other* 30*31/2 GOODRICH or U. S. (1 A AA I TIRE and Tube - - - ^lU.^U j Vulcanizing by Steam Process CRESSE GARAGE 1 -ape May, N. J- I ; i enemsamnasaes^^MMieemee— f Why we make Clicquot 1 | | at Millis, Mass. Under the groifnd, in the bedJBCV: 'GhSS« rock, there are springs of cold, clear water. Summer rains and winter snows ore filtered and re-filtered many times in Nature's own way, so I M that when the water is drawn from j the rocks it is p'irified. .MpS/ this is the water of which all I t ^ ingredients are all pure H *iEj>Ti v' /.JwL^ ant jood. I Get Clicquot by the I Y » y case for the home. If I you prefer variety, | ClWCERA you can get Clicquot Birch Beer and Root THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO. Millis, Um, U. S. A. GINGER ALL

JULY HIGH LOW A.M. P.M. A.M-P.M. 1 Saturday — 1-15 1.56 742 8-12 2 Sunday 2.15 248 84* 9.18 8 Monday 3.17 348 9.40 10 20 4 Tuesday 4.20 447 1048 1141 5 Wed. 5.19 542 1144 12.18 6 Thursday 6-15 644 12-27 7 Friday 747 741 141 L17 . 8 Saturday _ 747 8.18 149 244 9 Sunday 844 9.02 244 249 10 Monday 947 9.43 348 348 U Tuesday 10-10 1044 4.10 4.16 12 Wed. -1 1042 1144 440 448 U Thursday _U43 1143 540 640 14 Friday 12.16 1243 6.09 644 IK Saturday _1249 140 640 7,10 16 Sunday 147 145 743 842 17 Monday 145 245 840 848 . §»!&= tS tf? i!i! iSif » Ttonday _ 446 5-17 1948 1L48

21 Friday 542 649 1141 12.41 22 Saturday _ 645 740 1243 1.00 23 Sunday 746 749 140 143 • 24 Monday 8.17 848 2.19 2.24 J 25 Tuesday 9.07 9 27 3.06 3.15 i 26 Wed. i 947 10.17 348 447 27 Thursday __10.48 11.08 443 5.00 28 Friday 1142 12.02 542 544 i 29 Saturday _1247 1248 6-24 642 - 30 Sunday 140 145 7.19 744 [ 31 Monday 14! 440 ,817 848 1 IF You Wish 5 "HUNT'S NEWS OF THE 1 THEATRES" J mailed to your home each week send ■ your name and address to 2 HUNTS THEATRES B Wild wood, N. J. | Please specify whether WHdwood B or Cape May issues are desired.

GRAND RALLY DAY AT TABER- . NACLE CHURCH fecial and tiftst1 vices were held at Tabernacle Church Sunday, July 23, in the interest of the endowment fun for Tabernacle Ceme teryA s >erial nrogram had been prepared by the committee and , carried out by the beloved pastor, Rev. GasDr. George Young, of Philadelphia, delivered a most excellent and spiritual sermon both morning and evening The oiganist, Mrs. Sarah Jackson, had charge of the music and the selection s were all well rendered and appreciated by those present. Th collection for the day amounted to $650.00, which delighted the hearts of the committee who have been working for many months for the cause. They want to feel assured that in the vears to come this sacred spot will be maintained, a beautiful and fitting resting place for the pioneeiv of the religious life of this community and that it may continue to be a landmark revered and kept sacred for all' time. They will see to it that the tangled grasses of neglect shall not hide from the world-the names detr to all. chiseled on the marble shafts reared by the hands of affection. - WEAK, WEART, WOMEN Loam th* Caus« of Dally Woes and End Them. When th« back ache* and throbs. When housework Is tortura. When night brings no rest nor ■leap. When urinary disorders set In, Women's lot Is s weary one. Doon's Kidney Pills are tor weak kidneys. Hare proved their worth in Oape Mhy Ask your neighbjr! This is one Cape May woman's testimony. Mrs. J. P. Lemmon, 511 ED mire 8L. sue: "Doan's Kidney Pills are an old remedy with me and I am glad to say a good word for them. I have USed Doan's when my kidneys were disordered and I felt dull and run run down. My back was weak and lame and my kidneys acted Irregularly. Doan's Kidney Pills helped me by strengthening my back and kidneys. I know Doan's are worthy of a trial by anyone in need of a kidney remedy. Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask or a kidney remedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills— the eame that Ips. Lemmon bad. Foster-MUbun Oo, Mfrs.. Huffalo. N. Y. FORD BUILDS OWN WINDSHIELD GLASS The Ford Motor Company, Detroit, has begun to manufacture its own plate glass, and already has in operation the first modern glass house ever '-equipped especially to make glass for automobiles. As is customary when taking over the manufacture of a new product. Ford has applied his own principles of. production, and, as a consequence, the methods and machinery used in makip- Ford glass are a radical departure from established practice. The Ford continuous cduveyor system features the operations so that from the time the glass leaves the furnace until it becomes a polished windshield it is always moving. Glass making, when viewed in the Ford plant, looks to be very simple. The raw materials are introduced into the furnace where they become a molten mass. Drawn from the "furnace in a semi-liquid state, the glass passes under a roller, which gives it width and thickness, and on to a moving conveyor. This carries it for 464 feet through a gradually cooling furnace. At the end, it is cut and placed on another conveyor which carries it through the grinding and polishing, after which it is ready for use. This adds a new link to the fast growing chain of Ford industries, which are being established and exnand—i f«wn «me to time in line with the Ford policy to achieve complete independence of outside material sources in manufacturing Ford products, and at the same time are the means by which Ford is enabled to use in the production of motor cars, trucks and tractors, material of unusualy high quality and sell them at the famous Ford prices. - SHAMPOOING, FACIAL MASSAGE AND-MANI CUBING Done at Yoar Residence by Appointment Miss Clara L. Abbott VIRGINIA HOTEL Keystone, 257 Bell. 32-W They Ore , GOOD! 1Q« ? c ii 3 Bay this Cigarette and Same Money a

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RIO GRANDE Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fisher spent with Mrs. John Kirby at Ocean City. Mrs- Edward Roth and. her three children, of Philadelphia, are spenda week very pleasantly with Mrand Mrs- Merrill Neal, of this place. Mr. and Mrs- Smfth Bodftsott enter-

Brother, wife and son, over the week end. t David Hughes, of Cape May, gave t a very interesting talk in the M. E. Church on Sunday evening. " Mrs. May Riley, of Connecticut, j - who has been spending a month with , her parents here, left for her home - with her two children the first of the i - week

*. *. TATXOBV SSS Washington Btrsat Caps Ray, M. *. A Full Line of Ball Band Rubbsr Boots and Ovsr Shoos, Frsah Goods lust rscslvsd from the Factory. Repairing in all Its Branch— - Not responsible for work left over days. Ksystese noee USX