Page Six - CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, September 23, 1922 ^

§ Republican Candidates 1 8 Clean Government Ticket »: § Assembly X | AARON W. HAND | K Cape May x § Sheriff § I JOSEPH DOUGLASS § g Cape May Court House 8 X Surrogate X | IRVING FITCH § g Sea Isle City g . X Small Beard, 3 Years x i § Ocean City g I 8 Small Board, 2 Years X | ROBERT J. KAY § || Wildwood x 8 Small Board, 1 Year x | CHARLES P. VANAMAN 8: X Dias Creek g X State Committee § § Cape May x 8 State Committee X X Ocean City o X This Ticket is for Business Efficiency X ■ O Ordered and Paid for by Robert J. Kay. .

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St. Han's Schooliof Music 516 Lafayette St. PIANO. ORGAN VIOLIN Evening Classes Xhs man without a drflnfta aim la Ms Is haljlsaalj dimhlfri Money has •a props- place and Is a stanch trirod tn tW of straw. ■tart now with the Oauuilti Truss

Wm. F. Brown Plumbing & Heating Leave orders at store . 417 Washington Street CAPE MAY, N. J. » YES, INDEED I "The new neighbors are certainly I up to the minute." "Why?" "They sent in this afternoon to bor- ' row our radio set"

FISHING CREEK , Richard • Reeves, the vocational teacher was in our community for j part of the week, learning of 'he re- | suits of the spraying and reports very good success. i Lemuel Woolson of Hammonton, I spent Friday night with his uncle, Lumuel Schellenger- | Mrs. Frank Matthews is spending I two weeks with her sister. Mrs. Ed. . Halbruner at Cold Snring- j Richard Hemingway and wife and 1 son Jacob, and Joe Hoffmire and J. < Robinson and family, all of Philadelphia, spent two weeks with Jacob Barnett. ( George Keller i6 entertaining his sister of Philadelphia for a few days. Mrs. Frank Sheets entertained her uncle, Mr. Green of Wildwood, the early part of the week. Mrs. Abbie Crowell of Philadelphia, is spending some time with Mrs. Ella Woolson. Mrs. Alfred Jackson and Mrs. Arthur Fox and Mrs. Lemuel Schellenger, spent several days with Rev. G. Keller and wife at HammontonG. T. Woolson and family of Wildwood, spent Sunday with his parents, D. M. Woolson. Claude Yerricks entertained Harvey iRambo and wife of Penna.. for a few ' days.L Peterson and family of Port Norris, spent over Sundav with the latter's parents, Enoch Miller. Mrs. Theodore Crowell and son. Theodore, of Philadelphia, spent several clays with her cousin, Mrs. Alfred Sheets. Several from our village attended camp meeting at Erma on Sunday evening. Mrs. John Bate spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. George Cummings at West Cape May. EDUCATIONAL SUNDAY Sunday, October 8th, has been des- ■ ignated by Commissioner of Education Enright, as Educational Sunday. The purpose of this da" is to create favorable public sentiment for Education. Pastors of the various churches are urged to observe the day by impressing upon the people the great importance of education by urgin" that the standards of morality and patriotism in the schools br raised. Lincoln said: "Public sentiment is everything. With public sentiment nothing can fali; without it nothin" can succe&d." The schools are asking for the support and cooperation of the churches and all intelligent people. Therefore, the d-«v known as Educational Sunday has been set aside for = the purpose of molding public sentiment in behalf of the public schools, y E- R. BRUNYATE, Count Superintendent. Advertise in the Star and Wave. The results will be most satisfactory.

SEPTEMBER | HIGH LOW y A.M.P.M. A.M.P.M. | , 15 Friday 2.35 34)6 8.47 944 ■ 16 Saturday _ 3.43 4.12 9.57 1945 | 1 17 Sunday 4.49 5.14 114)2 HAS | i 18 Monday 5.47 6.11 12.01 12-36 ! , 19 Tuesday 6.41 74)5 12-58 1.00 | ' 20 Wed- i 7.33 7.57 1.28 1.50 ■ I 21 Thnrsday _ 8-23 8.48 2.17 2.41 ? , 22 Friday 9.14 9.39 34)5 3.34 I ' 23 Saturday _10.03 10.30 3.53 4.25 I > 24 Sunday 10-55 11.23 4-43 5.19 V . 25 Monday 11.4V 12.17 5.34 6.14 £ 26 Tuesday 12-4< 1.00 6.29 7.11 | ! 27 Wed. 1.15 142 7.26 8.10 V ! 28 Thnrsday _ 2.16 243 8.28 9.11 £ , 29 Friday 3.17 3.42 9.31 10.10 I ' 30 Saturday _ 4-17 4.39 10-30 114)3 ); ! THE ELWARD I : DECATUR STREET and BEACH I Mrs. Edward Nittinger, Prop. Rooms Equipped with Running Water ■ Private Baths Musi; by Charles Free 'a Orchestra | Rates Reasonable I Change Now j to Arcola AND YOU WILL 1 CHANGE YOUR f~ HOUSE INTO A S HOME. I ARTHUR G. REEVES & CO. , 622 Washington Street j I Builder's Hardware & § ! j Household Supplies § ■ M. H. WARE 1 5 9 S16 Wash. St. Key. Phone 114-X g j ORT TOtrm SHOES RRFAXRXS AT > T. R TATZOBT £ ■M Washington Btrset Caps May, *. J. I A Full Line of Ball Band Rubber £ loot a and Over Shoes, Fresh Goods I lust received from the Factory. Re- > oalrlng In all Its Branches. £ Not responsible for work left over | 10 days. , V Keystone Phone 138-X

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X BXBXBXBX BXBXB XBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXB X | Announcement j We Can Make Immediate Delivery for a Short B | Time Only of g E FORD SEDANS $645.00 ■ V v? g FORD COUPELETS $580.00 B" TOURING CARS (Plain) $348.00 J TOURING CARS Starter and Dem. Rims $443.00 TRUCKS $430.00 ALL OF THE ABOVE CARS ARE F. O. B. DETROIT— FREIGHT AND TAX EXTRA X - X X . We ordered in June, 25 GOODYEAR NON-SKID TIRES ■ For Immediate Delivery — They have just arrived, we g ! I are going to sell them for 1 $8.50 each 1 <- ; ; g We will give you one Tire and one Goodyear Tube for $10.00 | We will be pleased to hear from you. :| Focer & Mecray f Authorized Ford Dealers g CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY J - X BXEXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXBXflX B XBXBXBX BXBXBX