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CAPE MAY STAR ANDWAVt j Publish^ by ■BU A*3> -WAT* FTBXOS*nrO OO.' (Incorporated) I. — AX1ZBT *. H. AJTD, PresHsut Cape May, I«w J«n« A- LEO. EWIB8, «UU|.r ■vsscmxrrxoir pjucb »i.so ra» JM ADVAJTC* 1 Till paper la entered et the port- - Mm as eeoosd -clear postal matter. 1 j publishing a oomznimlcatlon In theer ' aim -- does not nsossserUy Imply it al endiirsewmt. . OommanlcaUonr will not be eonsldered - ■meet slraed. , Republican Ticket ] For United States Senator i] JOSEPH M. FRELINGHU^SEN For (Jovernor i WILLIAM N. RUN 1 ON ] For Congress ISAAC BACHARACH For Assembly ] RALPH T. STEVENS For Shroff i GEORGE A. REDDING ] For Surrogate < IRVING FITCH For Freeholders t JOSEPH G. CHAMPION, 3 Years; \ ROBERT J. KAY, 2 Years; , CHARLES E. FOSTER, 1 Year. ] classified advertising; (Continued from Page 1) — ] FOR SALE i , • i TWENTY-NINE FOOT SPEED Boat J with Continental -Red Seal Motor in fine condition. Apply George Ottinger, Schellenger's Landing, Cape May. 3 FOR SALE— -Bowling Alleys, Perry 1 .street, opposite Congress Hall. A. 1 R. Hand, Cape May. j 12 ROOM HOUSE For Sale or Rent— J On New Jersey Avenue. Three baths- 'r Rents for ^1200 per season. Mrs. C. ' F. Quldort, 37 Jackson street FORD SEDAN, late 20, Motor, tires ' •nd battery in first class condition- A good bargain. Dr. Lake, Cold String 1 i IF YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER dur- | ing our advertising campaign you will I , receive a $15 value for only $6. See large ad on opposite page. National Institute of Art FOR SALE — Rulon Bros, have 50 , ' dre!l-broJcen hounds and 10 bird dogn- ( Sell Phone,, Glaasboro, N. J. 145 and * 156. 214-220 N. Main street. MM4-6-271 j1 SEVEN LOTS 25x100 each, near ' Broadway, West Cape May, a bargain- 1* 1782 W. ; Oxford street, Phila., Pa. * | ' . ; J ;1 WOOD BY THE CORD, ready for the f fire, $10.00 delivered in your yard- ' Call Wm] Newell, Stimpson Lane. •• 1 STOCK AND FIXTURES for sale *he Cape May Variety Store. A good chance for a live wire man. Apply 1 <409 Washington street ** HOUSEHOLD GOODS, White enamel , j»ed, library table, small heater. Apply ■ 123 Eldredge avenue. Keys. 318. •• ] BOAT, Hull only, 18 feet long, 6-foot beam, .price $18.00, call at the Will- ' lam Newell Farm, Stimpson lane, or ' Shone 809-A-12 Keystone. See Mr. Buckaloo. / • **• BICYCLE, English make, frame bro- 1 |cen, .otherwise in good condition. 29 Berry street ** t 6ABY CARRIAGE, grey, reversible, . . fcood and cover, good as new. 29 Per- ] i ry street ** t 1 . j t IiA'RGE SHED, with five windows, < chicken house, large heavy door, sashes, small refrigerator, etc. 29 Perry ! street " £ I — i ft BTATIONERY AND TOY STORE. « j Bull stock. Buyer can take immed- 1 late possession. Price reasonableApply Edith Brewton, 303 Washington ; street * •• | ONE CABINET GAS Range in good I condition. Apply Mrs. A. C. Loper, | 204 Perry street _ •• ) I i OVERLAND 7-PASS. TOURING Car ] I for sale. Iri perfect running order and , | good tires. Joseph P- Quidort, 37 , I Jadcrtm street , r STEAM TABLE For Sale with two I meat and four vegetable platters, 1 I used only two months, suitable for ' I hotel or boarding house. Ronald E. 1 I 4Quidort, 37 Jackson street ** 1

,j FOR SALE j STEAM HEATING PLANT For Sale,' ' j —With Ten Radiators, $276.00. Chas. j 1 iF. Quidort, 37 Jackson street ** • i_ —A ' 'AUTOMOBILE, Haynes touring car, ^ in fine order, can be seen at the West E • Garage. See. Jack Cameron, at . . Liberty Theatre- ** { — It NAVY DITTY BOXES 'for s?le in , good condition, $1.00 each. Spencer, ] ! United Cigar Store. ■ : "T I l A FEW NAVY BLANKET SHIRTS , great for gunning. Spe»cer, United j Cigar Store. * ' | MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE double ■; I house for sale, electric lights, gas, i running water, nicely located. Good • plenty of ground- Apply ' L- Kehr, Cape May Motor ) Shop, Cape May, N. J.- , — 1 — 1 BEFORE YOU BUY or Exchange i your automobile it will be well to I consult us. We have on hand two j dedans, One JJcdge Sedan. One ] Cadillac Eight Touring, two Dodge < Tourings, Two Ford Touring, 1 1-4 j ton Truck express body; one enclosed pay as you enter type, excellent order, capacity 18 passengers. 1 large body, 30 passengers, 1 sight-see-ing bus body, 15 passengers. Apply , 1 Harry L. Kehr, Cape May Motor Shop, I Perry street at the bridge. POULTRY, fine chickens, 4 to 7 lbs. A i , few left for sale, also eggs. See Ghas. " Jocquette, Stimpson Lane. *• 1915 CADILLAC ROADSTER, pert feet running order, good rubber, new- . • . painted Must be : een to be appre- 1 dated- Apply I. Tenenbaum, 414 Washington street, Cape May. ^ 198 ACRE-MODERN FARM for sale ; situated at Bennett Station near the , railroad. This farm is thoroughly l( modern in every detail, electric lights, ( standard fixtures, running water, ( large barn, and various outbuildings, j - One of the finest farms in South Jer- ( ' sey. A splendid investment. Apply I- 1 Tenenbaum, 414 Washington street, t Cape May, N. J. j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale. ' Cheap. Sale all day Friday and Sat- , j . urday. 41 Perry street j j HOUSE FOR SALE — 924 Washington j 1 street, 9 rooms, hot water, gas, electric lights, furnished- Apply Clayton | Cape May. ** j DINING ROOM SUIT for sale at a - sacrifice, consisting of Buffet Serving Table, five leg table, china closet, . chairs and arm chair. Genuine leath- h er fumed oak. Must be sold by Oct ! ] ,26 as property has been sold and \ | furniture must be removed by that ( date- Arrangements can be made ] with P- Delias, 104 Jackson street, | . May. Keystone phone 136-M. | , I * i< 14- MONTHS OLD BIRD DOG for < sale, 12 months old Beagle Hound, < running this season- Apply T. G. • Bennett, 924 Corgie street, Cape May- 1 »' i . « FOR RENT i 5 FOR RENT— Apartment 3. rooms 1st floor, 2 on second fljor with use of bath- Centrally located- Applv 667 Washington street 9-30-tf • RENT — Furnished House for winter months. Apply Star and Wave Office. j FOR RENT — Bowling Alleys, only ' outfit in Cape May. A. R- Hand, Cape May. RENT — Four room apartment and bath, reasonable. Apply L. SBennett, No. 4 So. Lafayette street Cape May. 10-7-tf-266 FURNISHED APARTMENT, 2 rooms of bath. Price reasonable. Also rooms for rent- Apply Paris Cottage, 204 Perry St. ' •• WASHINGTON STREET for rent 10 room, heat electric light and all modern conveniences. Apply Sol Needfes. *• 3R RENT — Unfurnished apartments by year with bath, also private or individual garages by year, with electric lights and all conveniences. Prices reasonable. Apply Harry Kehr, Cape May Motor Shop. 9T6-22-tf-289 MODERN FURNISHED APART - ment for rent, consisting of two bed kitchen, dining room, living and fcath. Apply I. Tenenbaum, - 414 Washington street, Cape May- , UPRIGHT NEW YORK GRAND PI- • ANO for the winter or year round. . Reasonable. Apply Mrs. C. P. Sink, 1 League, Ocean street ,

| F0RRENT ' COTTAGE, 29 Perry street, central, « I double and rooms, communicat- * Jing, full sea view; reosonable rates. ** j DONT FAIL to read the STAR ft c WAVE'S Free Classified, ad edition's * story this week- • 4 HOUSE for rent in rear of.i? tall Washington street 6 rooms, all : modern conveniences. Apply Sol ! ' . ; •*!! WITH 5 BED ROOMS - for |( rent nicely furnished, all conven- t 30 dollars per month. Apply 1 Star and Wave. 1 e -ROOM UNFURNISHED APART 1 ment with bath and gas, Apply Acme 1 Tea Co., 504 Washington street ] FOR RENT— Centrally located 22- I furnished, heated building. Suit- f able for boarding or transient trade « for all year- None better for the traveling man. Mrs. E. Turner, 323 ;c I Washington street, Cape May, N. J. | - I f FOR RENT— Located on the f prettiest street* irf the borough of W. 1 Cape May.- Gas, water, deep lot, low ( t price to a good tenant iM. A. Stall, p West Cape May. j - • —I WANTED .WANTED — Young man desires posi,tion in private family, any kind of : work- Experienced -in cooking. Reference excellent Apply Hotel! Devon, George Hay ward. -St- 257 -I — !C WANTED — Remington and Under t wood Typewriter. State price and condition. Star and Wave Office- 1 t SNEAK BOX WANTED, good condi- j 'tion. Spencer, United Cigar StoreFISHING POLE WANTED— Apply ^ to William Baldwin, Sen-ice Barber r Shop, Washington and Jackson St { WANTS POSITION AS ENGINEER, 'or Fireman. Licensed man, steady, e can make his own repairs. J- Htad-U ,crson, R. F. D. Cape May, N. J. ** ie COW, a good cow, state what you] William Newell, 809-A-12 on ^ the Keystone. ** j POSITION AS CHAUFFEUR wanted or automobile mechanic. "City or j country, colored. 15 years exper- j ience. References. Write George j i Cape May Court House R. F. ! Box 145. 1 LABORERS WANTED ( On Street Work Apply on the job at Washington street ' j MERCER CONSTRUCTION OO. j j MISCELLANEOUS ; j WALL PAPERING, work guaranteed. s and carpenter work. Call at farm, Old Cape May Road, also representative, 123 Eldredge ave- . nue, West Cape May. ** I I AROTSIAN WELLS. I am now ready . to repair all kinds of wells and pumps, other kinds of work also- Wm. New- ? ell, Keys. 809-A-12. M J j ELECRICAL DOOR BELLS repaired f and put in order. 123 Eldredge Ave- ? jiue. Keystone 318. ** j £ OPPORTUNITY — For t Sale, Variety store, good paying t business. Must be sold on account ' • of death in family. Apply H. Sacks, > t 409 Washington street, Caps May, I c N. J. I r ______________ i REID bab- carriage for sale. 1 1 Reversible, good condition. Mrs. Geo- 1 ■ William, 1281 Lafavette street-

highly appreciated, see large display ' ad on opposite page. Nation*] Inst)- J tute of ArU B OHM'S FISH MARKET will remain \ as long ae the fresh fish can be S Also will have oysters on hand C at all times at 117 Jackson street- •• : ESTIMATE FOR REBUILDING > front porta, including foundation and 1 J roof thereof; estimate for electric- * j lighting fixtures; "painting front of » j house- 29 Perry street. ** f .CARTING, HAUUNG, Moving with V team. See Wm. Newell, Cold Springs C TEAM by the day, see William New- j ell- , _!! 3 REPAIRING, Mechanical Electrical, J 123 Eldredge Avenue, West Cape ) May. " 3 LOO-PROOF YOUR TIRES and .for- 3 get about blow outs. 30x3 ( 1-2 now J $3.17. Phone 318 Keystone. 123 El- J dredge avenue, West Cape May. "* j HAMMBRLBSS DOUBLE BARREL ) shot gun for sale- Used this fall for 1 hawk shooting only, in perfect condi- S ■ tion- Will sell for $20.00. Star and C j Wave office. J ' FORD WITH DELIVERY BODY for { sale cheap. Also a good haul net. Ap- / • plv Henry C. Bohm. " p NEW APPLE STORAGE HOUSE □ ! Dr. Julius Way, of Cape May Court | 1 House, who has acted so efficiently as g Chairman of the Fruit Committee of S the County Board of Agriculture for S the last two years, has just finished 8 building a new apple storage house at S orchard on the Goshen road- O The plan of this building embodies _ scientific principles of apple storage and will help solve the problem of marketing fruit when there is more than the population needs. ' The Bethel-Richardson orchard is ! adjoining to -that of Dr. Way's andj will also derive benefit from this storlage house. Common storage when properly done is not quite as efficient as cold storage but it is the next best thing to it. Other apple growers who store this fruit in storage houses built for the are W. H. Powell, Court Norman Taylor, Cold Spring; and Ephraim Errickson, Dias Creek. Repp Bros., Glassboro, will place on cold storage, free of charge, all ap- , pies to be exhibited at the State Hor^ ticultural Society in December at Atlantic City. Why not- try out Cold Storage, also the prizes offered in Atlantic City. Premium lists will be sent upon request. J. A. STACKHOUS E , County Agriculture Agent. = LEAGUE ORGANIZES The Cape May County Interscholastic League has reor-anized bv electinf the following officers: President and treasurer, County Superintendent R. Brunyate; Secretary, W. H. Principal Middle Township H. S. The league contemDlates conducting a baseball championship .for Capq County as in previous seasons and is also considering the question of the County Field and Track Meet. This event has grown to large proportions since it- was started some ten vears jago. It is now deemed advisable if •the event i^ to be continued to get officials of standing who are recogI nized in the realm of sport to conduct so that the records obtained there will be accepted as schoolboy records ! those in authority. | Advertise in the Star and Wave.

^ITLHS ' PORTLRND CEMENT HTHE nme tpirit of progteas that replaced -*■ the horse with the automobile, has replaced temporary, inflammable buildings with permanent fire-prooFatructurea. One man has done much toward this change— your building material^dealer — ing, low profit stock— building materials. His judgment in favor of permanence is vindicated by its nation wide acceptance. His judgment on individual materials is equally good. He calls Atlas "the Standard i by which all other are measured." The Atlas Portland Cement Co. Sslo QflSc»:-New York — Boston- PhUwklpfci. ' "The Standard which, all other Makes are mea*u*«d For Sale by ELDREDGE and PHILLIPS, Inc.

| LIBERTY THEATRE | ft ^ ' WASHINGTON STREET ft FRIDAY, NO\EMBER 3RD— . 8 Mary Miles Minter and a Owen Moore S | ''The Cowboy and The I^ady" | X TAKEN FROM THE STAGE PLAY BY CLYDE FITCH Y > SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH— ' 9 Dorothy Dalton, Jack Holt g and Mitchell Lewis 8 g "On The High Seas" y* THE GREATEST STORY OF THE BOUNDING DEEP THAT W Q HAS EVER BEEN MADE O xnootpK | American Beauty ^"MadT | CHARLES R. HOFFMAN I 606 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. 1 Keystone 8-A 8 Sacrifice Sale Dining Room Suite Consisting of Buffets, Serving Table, Five-leg Table, China Closet, Chairs and Arm Chairs, Genuine Leather famed Oak. Must be sold by October 26th as property "has been sold and furniture must be removed by that date. - Arrangements Can be Made With P. DELLAS 104-06-08 Jackson Street Keystone Phone 136-M Cape May, New Jersey ATTENTION 1^3®^! ^ Man Gtaen ||-8 AWAY FREE, WEEK OF OCT. ■BLj 6 23RD, with every order placed in . j * our hands during this week for a W j -t Homer Original Pipeless Furnace. I VI For further information call Key- ! | stone 239-M. Millard F. Ware & Bro. * 1 CAPE MAY, N. J. ! Keystone and Dandy MAKES HENS FOODS "MAKES CHICKS i Keysiane Dandy Chick Food . Mash Food ' Growing Mash gs. Scratch Food / Developing /g 1 ChiCk FOO<1 ' S! F^d Scratch Food Scratch Food y Poultry Meat Skim Milk \ / Powdered j Powder Buttermilk Shells, grit,. charcoal alfalfa meal supplies and remedies O. D. O. Buttermilk Baby Chick Food O. D. O. Ask Your Dealer Thme An Th. Foods Thst Msds J.rmy Poultry Industry Famous For Sale by ELDREDGE ft PHILLIP B, I*c^ Cape May, New Jeraey. Try a Want Ad. in the Leader