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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED • ■ 1 WANTED — A salesman to sell Ford cars in Cape May county. Apply Cape May Court House Garage. 3-25-2t-34 AGENTS WANTED — Sell something new. Costs agents $2-50, sells for $7-60. Every merchant a sure customer, as article is sold on a money back guarantee, and every sale means a repeat order. County agents cleaning up fast. Write or call for your county territory. .Frank E Pettis, 40 Clinton street, Newark, N. J. 4-1-1-36 FOR SALE SALE — 1% h- p. Economy ermine and feed cutter. A-l condition, sell reasonable. Robert Rutherford, Cape May Point, N. J. Phone, 212-R-3-26-3-33 FOR SALE — (Piano, mahogany, upright, first^plaas condition- Reuben B. Reeves, 210 Broadway. Keyatone phone, 274-A. 4-1-40 AUTOMOBILE FOB SALE — A six- • cylinder Ohalmens in good condi- ; tion. Albert S. Ludlam, West Cape ; May, N. J. - , 4-1-1-38 ] FOR SALE — Cabin cruiser- A 48 ft cabin cruiser With 12 ft. beam; 8 ' miles per hour in best condition. ' Albert S. Ludlam, West Cape May. 4-1-1-39 ' FOR SALE — (1921 Fiord coupe, electric lights, starter and demountable rims, good condition. One 1920 Dodge louring cars, over-size tires, ' special leather top, many extras, i On? Ford touring car. One 1920 I Maxwell. One Fiord Chassis- Har- t ry L Kehr, 432 West Perry street, Cape May-4-1-1-41 i

FOR SALE — 2 framed transom glass, 3544 inches by 1744 inches; 2 framed transom glass, 6 fit. lln- by . 18 in.; 1 framed polished plate glass, 5 ft. 9in. by ©t ft 1 in.; 2 beveled plate glass door lights, 22% in. by 86%. in. J. W. Nicoll, 614 Washington street. J 4,1-1-37 i : t FOR SALE — Property. Price very reasonable. Apply No. 43, Star and Wave office- - 4-1 -tf -43 ? r FOR SALE — Concrete building blocks aire 8x16 inches. Apply Harry L Kehr. 432 West Perry street. S 4-1-1-42 T r ATLANTIC CITY RESERVES WIN 23 TO 15 The Cape May High School basketball team met with defeat at the • hands of the Atlantic City High School Reserve team, at Atlantic City, Friday afternoon, March 24, ' 1922. i This was the last basket ball game of the season. ' Inability to shoot easy held goals ' caused defeatThe lineup: Cape May H. S•Marcy, f; Cherry, f; Chambers, c; Lynne, g; Tenenbaum, g. Atlantic City Reserve^ / Saseen, f; Pereyra, f; Helmig, c; Loeb, g; McGucken, g. i Substitutions: Cape May, Hand for Lynne, Elwell for Hand, Donley for Lynrie for Donley. At- ■ lantic City, Cooperman for Saseen, 1 1 for Pereyra, Polites for Helmig, Riddle for Helmig, Weisentha! for Loeb, Yachibaum for" Weisenthal, Baker for McGucken. Field goals: Saseen. 4; Cherry, 2; I Helmig, 2; Marcy, '1; Pereyra, 1; 1 1; McGucken, 1Foul goals; Marcy, 8, Saseen, 5; Cherry, 1 Cape May, 9 out of 17; Atlantic City, 5 out of 11. i Referee, Dirago, Atlantic City. i The base ball season is coming on • , and much interest is being stirred up among our boys. Many candidates being tried for the team- Prac- I tice commenced last week and in a : short time the Cape May fans will i have an opportunity to see our boys i in action- The prospects for the y

i team are very bright, as the manager i promises to turn out a good team, s Work on track athletics has now • This also seems to be a drawi ing card for many enthusiasts. We I are determined to send a fine track ! team to the annual track meet at thej ! University of Penn. t

s PERSONAL MENTION ® Mr. and Mrs- Charles T. Ashman, . of Philadelphia, spent Sunday here l' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutton and daughter, of Eldora, spent some time with friends here on Monday. " Mrs- Frederick Aiken, of Philadely phia, was a visitor in Cape May on r Sunday. Mrs. Frank B. Mecray spent some time in Philadelphia this week; Captain Albert G. Bennett, of Phils adelphia, was a visitor in Cape May recently. Mr. and Mrs- Frank Entriken returned to Cape May on Wednesday, y- after spending five months at their place in Htusville, FlaMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Howard, of Philadelphia, motored to Cape May e on Sunday where they spent some [j time at -their cottage, No. 11 Broade way. i Mrs- Albert Reynolds spent Friday ' in Philadelphia. B V IN MEMORIAM s KEEN AN — In loving memory of my dear mother, who departed this life March 29, 1906. Peaceful be your rest, dear mother; I 'Tis sweet to breathe your name. I loved you very dear in life. In death I Ho the same- ' Sadly missed by your dear daughter, r KATIE SE1GFRIED. Down, down, down goes' the price , on collars, 3 cents. Troy Laundry1 REDUCTION On April 3rd we will put collars ■ back to pre war prices, 3 cents each- > Laundry, 405 Washington st- ; Six Rogers' Tea Spoons Free with every new subscription to the Wildwood Leader for one year. • j

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