I / A 8 ' / __i / Herald & Lantern 24 October 'I

THE SALE WITH NO EXCEPTIONS CONTINUES.. 40% OFF STOREWIDE •FALL CLOTHING BY BORELU... Site's SMs. Coats Shoes HandOags Gloves. an<k Accessories •NEWEST FALL HANDBAGS John Romain. Davey. Stone Mountain, ana Other Famous Names •14K GOLD and STERUNG JEWELRY •EXCITING SELECTION OF GIFT ITEMS ANO COLLECTIBLES NOTHING HELD BACK! .hleptune gift Shop ^ " WEDSUN. 11 5 368-si 31 open 'till christm/ s

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! ■M/lian ! Greatest Ever Storewide Clearance Prior To Seasonal Closing Beautiful New Fait Merchandise At Unheard of Values 30% OFF I .1 20% off Boutique Items 1 I • ! I STONE HARBOR 95th Street (off 2nd Avenue) OCEAN CITY 846 Boardwalk (off 9th Street) v - -| - 1

CONGRESSIONAL VISIT — White glove welcome is given to U.S. Rep. William Hughes by Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Richard Rohweder. right, and Captain John Uithol during the congressman's visit to the Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May last week. Hughes also was given a 21-gun salute.

WAGNER UPHOLSTERY FALL RajPHOtSTffiY subJ iXHSL""*'''''*' Sam k fee fcne a tare I raw hoktaed. -Decorator cokon U Nywn ■Drtct 20*1 Off Hoc Price Hmth&tn, Dooo Atso 263-3422 263-3257

Disabled Vets ' Fee Voided TRENTON — Legislation sponsored by Joseph Chinnici, R-Cape May, Cumberland, that exempts ' i 1 VAVIIipi^

yJ disabled veterans from being charged motor vehicle II registration fees, (A-510) has won Assembly approval. D Under current law, the H Division of Motor Vehicles may issue to disabled veterans eligible to operate a motor vehicle license plates bearing the term "DisaUedVefThefeefor these special plates is $15 in addition to other registra- . tion fees. "My bill will exempt veterans from paying those I additional fees. There is no I rgason why they should pay ' mi ^ duplication of serv|tes," said Qiinnici. j ^Eligible veterans are persons 50 percent or more disabled, live in NewJersey, and own a motor vehicle either individually or jointly with a spouse. September Crossings Increase September was a good month for traffic on both the Cape May-Lewes Ferry and the Delaware Memorial Bridge, with both chalking up increases in the number of vehicle crossings in the month. Perhaps, reflecting the end of the summer season at the Cape, however passenger traffic on the ferry dropped off sharply. Traffic totaled 35,395 vehicles and 107.890 passengers compared to 35,312 vehicles and 111,782 Passengers for September 1983. During September it was reported to the Delaware River and Bay Authority, traffic on the bridge increased by 107,441 vehicles from September, 1983, an increase of 6 3 percent.

"I take strong, pain-killing IN THE INTEREST OF BETTER HEALTH FROM THE OFFICE OF DR. JOSEPH J. RIZZO DC pa CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 139 WASHINGTON ST., CAPE MAT • M4-2162 StcuwSucW)* Ocean @(£(f Stock up now on Those essential Fa" sweaters with This Special Buy These Handsome i 't ■ fk \ PuHover Sweaters ) \U * 7 1 are now $2450 Buy severa| |„ 71 /"J Assortment o! Designs and Patterns. Sires S to XI

Halloween Will Soon Be Here! , Get Your ' Costumes Now And SAVE 25% on all Costumes, Wigs, Make-up, and ' Rubber Masks — T0YLAND - 837 ASBURY

ALL ROOM SETS AND DINETTE SETS NOW REDUCED 10°/o to 35% —ANNEX — 037 West Aeer

810 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY W>W. to 5; FRIDAY TILL 9 PM ■I w ^ 399-5511 • CLOSED SUNDAY se Your Stainton's Charge • VISA ■ MASTER CARD