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CAPE RAlfSTAR ANUWAVE WWW *7 m in win naamio oo. (Incorporated) uinr k. «m, Oape Kay. Wew fttMT A. uoa awnro, impt """"Suini Awra° m **1» ^la , «■*««•* Jjt Jha^poat- [~ Foreign Advertising Representative I the american pre83 association | aMnu^'lOH iSrt""aeegMarU7 Unply OniainilinH«l» will not be coaaldexed ■nleaa stood. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Pas* 1) 7-fiOOM UNFURNISHED APARTznent with bath and gas, Apply Acme Tea Co., 504 Washington street FOR RENT — Apartment 8 rooms 1st floor, 2 on second fhior with oee of bath- Centrally located- Apply 667 Washington street SWIO-tf OGDEN APARTMENTS, nicely furnished, for rent Equipped for the winter. Reasonable. Apply S. Teitelmon. Cape May Bottling Co., 312 Washington street lil-l 1-1-273 WANTED WANTED — Remington and Underwood Typewriter. State price and • condition- Star and Wave OfficeSOME MORE FORDS Focer & Mccray, the - local Ford dealers, have driven five Ford Sedans, Touring Cars and Trucks from Philadelphia this week. The Fords seem to be the Universal Car as for service- Parts can be secured in most env village and city in the United States. There's a reason. /' WEST CAPE MAY Mr. Leroy Reeves of Easton, Pa., spent a few days with his father, John Reeves who is sick. Mrs. Edward Fell and son Charles, are visiting Mrs. Charles PerkinsMrs. Harry Tolbert and two children spent the week end at Tuckahoe. Dr- Clarence Eldridge has closed his cottage and returned to Philadelphia for the winter. BON BORN TO PHILA. FOLKS IN PARIS A cable from Paris announces the fairth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rollins, of 7 Rue Anatole de la Forge, on Thursday, November 2. Mrs. Rollins .will be remembered as Miss Edith L Wilson, dai"*hter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Wilson, who are regular gnmmer' residents of this resort. PIANOS TUNED W. R- Robinson, piano tuner, will be in Cape May week of November aOth. Orders for tuning mav be left -with Reuben Reeves, 210 Broadway. West Cape May. Keystone phone 274- ACARD OF THANKS Mrs- E. Morton wishes to thank her many friends who were so kind to her In her late bereavement. Mrs. E- Morton. A Practical Gift America» Beauty ElectriVlron What could be «V)« Gift if not an Elect nc IronV,t lease,, the burden of the ho&^fe, na usefulness will outlasiLe uguaj necessary present folA under ' the tree on durst mas Wning. Here, also, you will Anther Electrical goods suitahK for presents. V j Charles R. Hoffm\ 606 WASHINGTON STREEA CAPE MAY, N. J. X, Keystone 8-A j ■

Summary of Tuesday's Election — Cape May County U..S. Sen. Governor Congress Assembly Sheriff Surrogate Coroner Freeh- 3 yr. Freeh. 2 yr. Freeh- 1 yr. Bond la 'c | i i |. i- i" i ^ i i I s t - ^ ! llls .lSs'fl fll-e =-li S . 6-hbs K m WOT tn x <3 E Z *sC!h:2(2iS5,;5£ AVALON 1 .. 58 47 65 34 70 27 68 27 12 86 78 24 1§ 82 89~ 60 67 80 51 45 67 10 CAPE MAY Diotriot 1 88 88 101 76 97 78 J 24 56 62 128 103 70 2 181 19 164 96 77 96 74 57 61 . CAPE MAY, District 2 211 73 220 62 211 64 247 40 156 123 192 75 111 176 69 209 198 65 174 80 9i3 39 CAPE MAY, District 3 234 127 236 121 236 113 292 66 175 181 212 113 91 267 64 274 210 116 198 125 109 81 CAPE MAY, District 4 -129 90 138 81 142 70 176 35 83 137 134 67 30 184 33 177 128 67 131 69 65 55 CAPE MAY POINT 24 25 34 15 32 16 36 15 36 17 34 13 6 43 26 26 35 18 sg n 19 o DENNIS, District 1 <108 114 .108 107 90 108 106 95 40 183 89 107 15 108 67 104 100 98 157 86 DENNIS, District 2 142 103 143 97 122 105 139 95 58 ' 181 H45 103 67 158 98 .130 140 87 167 92 LOWER 1 315 ,119 319 003 281 126 324 94 192 250 263 135 45 344 225 210 291 100 286 118 MIDDLE, District 1 226 93 231 78 206 92 205 83 53 274 210 97 51 237 151 145 J 95 90 110 180 131 99 MIDDLE, District 2l ^—-170 96 196 77 162 102 175 76^ 84 204 84 204 167 91 135 116 159 89 88 180 MIDDLE, District 8 193 77 205 63 165 87 176 74 90 192 167 87 88 165 153 99 176 77 119 152 MIDDLE, fetrict 4 117 85 123 82 92 110 106 93 30 186 84 114 34 154 71 136 87 109 60 148 NORTH W3LDWOOD, Ward 1 121 408 144 365 362 63 362 72 602 43 326 88 111 299 848 033 848 108 360 67 NORTH WILWOOD, Ward 2- 169 014 199 75 208 63 210 58 228 52 1^7 71 $1 213 179 91 194 74 20if 63 OCEAN cny,- Ward 1 473 175 617 123 506 115 451 156 400 225 470 120 268 167 453 170 ' 496 103 486 99 OCEAN (STY, Ward 2 469 2519 496 207 496 184 458 238 392 297 602 164 318 220 572 138 520 165 619 148 SEA ISLE CITY, Ward 1: 33 30 37 20 44 19 45 19 40 18 47 13 21 30 44 14 48 9 52 7 SEA ISLE CITY, Ward 2 004 83 110 78 130 46 120 56 96 86 135 50 46 004 129 62 181 39 150 31 SOUTH CAPE MAY 1 10 7 10 7 11 6 11 6 11 6 11 6 1 16 3 18 11 4 11 4 4 4 STONE HARBOR 94 50 99 44 110 30 104 25 86 54 116 24 48 91 100 38 114 25 300 32 UPPER 343 140 367 110 367 95 385 84 206 248 342 90 109 144 257 184 343 , 104 307 153 WEST WILD^WOOD 94 22 101 14 110 6 110 5 100 6 106 7 48 12 101 4 110 6 109 5 WEST CAPE MAY 251 116 270 97 223 118 289 75 184 172 214 110 93 266 83 266 225 104 233 97 WLLDWOOTF, Ward 1 332 309 374 265 424 194 411 195 389 241 339 268 165 417 295 310 368 263 898 203 WILD^yOOD, Ward 2 105 265 175 200 236 110 202 116 266 94 84 014 121 184 103 234 177 171 201 112 WILiDWOOD, Ward 8 Ljsr 185 289 212 258 226 218 252 195 268 £13 174 267 113 322 144 308 229 230 248 195 W1LDWOOD CREST 82 97 105 74 129 45 130 37 108 66 63 126 41 127 23 149' 87 87 121 45 WOODBINE 041 181 144 162 224 69 157 79 179 102 187 67 113 96 167 88 141 88 212 54 TOTALS t ... 5011 3671 5479 3095 5701 2479 6872 2262 4525 4060 4766 2706 2357 4897 4161 4042 6419 258r~5365~~2675 ^ — ' PLURALITIES 1340 2384 3222 3550 465 2060 2540 119 2838 2690

Removal Sale And Just Before CHRISTMAS Have sold our Store Property, we are now making large reductions in the price of many articles suitable for Xmas Gifts. Our Stock is Good and Varied and many Wonderful Bargains are to be found. We Will Also Sell an OFFICE DESK AND A FISRT CLASS SAFE. WARE'S DRUG SHOP WASHINGTON and DECATUR STS. CAPE MAY, N. J. — v Oven Fresh Daily FAMOUS MARYLAND BISCUITS .18 cents dozen CRULLERS. HOT CINNAMON BUNS ALL KINDS OF FANCY CAKES AND PASTRY Then too we have those delicious FRIED OYSTERS Surprise the folks, Take Home a box tonight 5(1 cents dozen FAMOUS OYSTER STEWS 30 cents HENRY HOTZE BAKERY, 313 WASHINGTON STREET (Opposite Cox Theatre) PHONE KEYSTONE 73-D CAPE MAY, N. J. is Guaranteed It doesn't pay to have unreliable PLUMBING AND HEATING installed in the house. You are in constant worry of defects. At no -more cost than ordinary work you can have guaranteed Plumbing and Heating In Your Home CALL OR PHONE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN JAMES R. GRIMES 1 1282 LAFAYETTE STREET

TO PURCHASE TWOVESSELS j HALSCHAW STEAMSHIP LINES I CONTEMPLATE PURCHASE OF fi TWO VESSELS FOR SERVICE § OUT OF THIS HARBOR. § On Thursday at 12:50 P. M., two | tugs each with a large dredge passed | jthe jetties at Cape May Harbor. It | is rumored that they are en route 0 from New York to Chesapeake City, ! Sj 'Man-land, via Chesapeake Bay. The g .Government has appropriated $2,500,- G 1 000 for making the C. and D. Canal, a | ship canal. The Geohagan Construe- G tion Company of Brooklyn has been 1 awarded the contract to remove 6,- g 500,00 cubic yards of dirt ami to con- I struct four swinging steel bridges i With concrete bases. While the C. & £ ,D. Canal is remote from Cape May it [§ j trill mean quite a lot to the business g fjrms particularly those interested in E exporting. j The Halschaw Steams bin Company e of New York are contemplating the [| purchase of two 14-foot draft vessels g I which will be used to carry passen- g ! "ere and freight between New York, g i Cape May and Philadelphia. The C- g & D. Canal, when completed, will be a g -connecting link between Philadelphia, g : Baltimore, Wilmington and Washing- g ton. It is rumored that the Halschaw jg people will extend their shipping line E |to the ports below the Mason and Dix- fon line. This will make a complete inland waterway system and the - shorter outside route to Norfolk wiH m complete the circuit Cape 'May will no doubt become a real shipping terminal, both for export shipping of Southern Jersey and -to rush inland, the perishable products such as shellfish, fish, fruit, vegetables, etcWhen the ferry is completed between here and Lewes, Delaware, the lower counties of Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey, will have complete shipoing connections both by waiter and land. Some pessimists consider the Lewes-Cane May Ferry a dream — something to be looked for in future. The State of Delaware has appropriated $20,000 for the building of the ferry wharf at Lewes- Now it is up to the New Jersey Highway Commission to "come across." The progressive people of Caoe May will not stand for petty politics, and before the summer season of 1923 opens let all the enterprising business men, the Progressive League, the Board of Trade, the Women's Community Club and various other organizations get to- _ gether and put Cape May on the map of the commercial world as one of the I main shipping terminals of the Atlantic Coast. NOTICE TO GUNNERS All persons are forbidden to trespass with dog or gun on any of the property of the la'e Emlen Physic, either in Cape May City or Lower Townshi,>. All tresppjsere will ' j d It with according to law. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Atty- for Emlen. Ph'-sic Estate. 10-7-8-269 CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the several members of the Progressive League who so willingly helped in selling the tickets for the Ocean City visit of the Young Men's Progressive LeagueHARRY E. BALM, Chairman Transp. Com. UNCLAIMED LETTERS List of unclaimed letters Remaining in Cape May P. 0. for the week ending Nov. 8, 1922: Carpenter, Mrs. Helen. Craper, GeorgeHamilton, Mrs. Mildred. Harper, I. W. Mear, Bissie. _ OshaJl, Mrs. SallieTurtle, Mrs. John S. In calling for the above please say i advertised. • _ __ / SOL NEEDLES, P. M. *

II T""""""""1"- ~~| WASHINGTON STREET COX'S WEEK NOV. 13TH Palace Theatre Monday and TtAsday, Nov. 13 and 14 JOHN BARRYMORE "SHERLOCK HOLMES" Wednesday, Nov. 15 — Mollie King in _ "SUSPICIOUS WIVES" I Thursda- Nov. 16— Irene Castle in "SLIM SHOULDERS" Friday, November 17 — $ JACKIE COOGAN I "MY* BOY" Special matinee 4 p. m. for the kiddies The first episode of Serial "In TTie Days of Buffalo Bill" also on the bill. Saturday, November 18 — Owen Moore in "LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING" and FIVE BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE | COMING | HAROLD LLOYD N "GRANDMA'S BOY" EXTRAORDINARY SALE ENTIRE STOCK OF WOMEN'S HIGH LACE SHOES TO BE DISPOSED OF AT A SACRIFICE $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00 Shoes to go on Sale at $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 Also Special Prices on Women's Black Comfort Shoes for one WEEK ONLY M. C. FRYMIRE CAPE MAY, N. J. 401 WASHINGTON STREET

Time Passes BUT WE RENEW YOUR ___ ^ * . Last Fall Clothes V/ "7 Ifp a Mighty Welcome Economy nh t when your realize that we, as I A CLEANERS, can restore the cloth- ' // A \ when you realize that we, as X AC \ WINTER and bring them back to » Hrcl P. ",eir or'K'nal newness. ■ 1H /WTi- F0R THE WOMAN— we spec- ■ II \ \ ^ ialize on suits, gloves — and the 'I w\\ 1 dainty party frocks or wraps. i\ KLy Hats Cleaned and L.-.- Mu XI Blocked J. S. POINDEXTER The "Old Reliable 309 WASHINGTON STREET CAPE MAY. N. J. Bell Phones, 17-J Residence 138-R Advertise it in Star & Wave