Page Eight CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, September 9, 1922

* Classified Advertisements All classified advertisements must be cash with order, no orders taken 9 over telephone. Classified Ads will not be inserted - without cash payment. No ledger entrv can be made on such small amounts- j WANTED WANTED — Woman to serve as general housemaid. Permanent posi- " tion, sleep in house, private rcom £ and bath. Apply Star and Wave, U. WANTED — Woman for housework in family of three. All Conveniences. Apply George C. Sandgran, Broadway and Emerald Avenue. West Cape MayWANTED TO RENT— Small furnish- 1 ed house or apartment for the winter or would consider rooms with housekeeping privileges- Must be reasonable. Address J. M. H., Star and Wave Office. 2t WANTED — Family of two wishes to rent' house, furnished or unfurnished, near centre of town. Address, L. M. Rettig, Newfield, N. J. ' 8-26-22-3-206, ' • 1 "WANTED— Girl or Woman, white to • take care of 3-year old child- 8:45 to 6 o'clock daily- Apply No. 234 Star and Wlave. 9-9-1-234 . BOY WANTHD — Permanent position * for boy 16 yedrs old- Opportunity to learn telegraphy- Apply Western Uni6n Telegraph Office, 216 Ocean Street. 9-9-lt-233 j WANTED — 'House and farm, 5 to 15 j acres of ground- Address C- F. T. 1 Star and Wave Office-9-9-22-2t-231 1 CARPENTERS WANTED AT SUN SHIPYARD Much Work on hand MORE WORK IN SIGHT I Men who pass the physical exami-U nation earn good money because of plenty of overtime. Write Employment Manager SUN SHIPBUILDING OO.MPANY, CHESTER. PA. jj IT IS EASY FOR CITY FAMILIES TO HAVE SEASON AJBiLE FRESH ! FRUIT AND VEGETABLES direct from the farm by sendine $1.00 for a 12 quart assorted package of things that you like to eat at less ■ cost than you pay on your local ] market. We pav oostage- Give us a trial order. FARM PRODUCTS CO., BRSfiC-ETON, N. J. 9-9-1-229 5

WANTED— Small home or 3 or 4 U rooms on 1st floor from October 1st to June 1st- Apply Mrs. C. PRemington, care 230 Perry street. 9-9-lt-225 ^ EOK SALE FOR SALE — Antique melodian. Can be made into handsome spinnet _ desk, so popular now. First appli- p cant gets it- Apply Star and Wave Office, to M. SCHOOL PUPILS — You start school g. on the llth. We are prepared for _ a big sale of scratch pads, which p have been made especially for you in convenient sizes. 4x6, 5x8, and 6x9, at three, five and seven cents a piece, or twenty cents per pound- g Get your winter's supply now. STAR & WAVE PUB. CO. p SALE— Must Sell BINOCULAR —Highest power, not second hand, guaranteed perfect, original price « 585.00 Will take $20.00 for quick _ sale- No sportsman will be without a good binocular when he learns its pleasures- Sold as guaranteed or no sale. J. M. BACHERT, 259 S. Main street, Akron, Ohio. ii 9-9-1-222 » FOR SALE) — 10 Piece Wialnut Dining Room Suite. Good as new. Parlor Suite Mahogany with Green Velour. Other Household Goods sold Sept. 26. HOWARD J- BAiRNETT, 506 Washington St- 9-9-1-224 FOR SALE— Franklin Touring Car, Series 8, first class condition. No reasonable offer refused. Private party, no dealers. Apply 749 Washington St- 9-9-1-223 FOR SALE — 40 White Pecan and Ini dian Runner ducks- Apply 909 Cor5 I *rie Street 1 9-9-22-2t-232 t SALE — Lexington Minute Man, 6 Continental Motor, good rubber. A Bargain. H. Famlett, Sugar Bowl, Washington Street. — - 1 FOR SALE! — A lot of Pigs six-weeks ' | old, also seasoned wood by the cord | sawed in stove length. Apply to Arthur Wilson, Cold Spring. New Jersey- Keystone Phone 808-A12. 1 FOR SALE — Going business for sale I Bi<* opportunity. Apply 303 Washington street. 9-2-19-3t • LOST — On Friday evening Sept. 1st. Ladies Wrist Watch on black ribbon- Initials A. T. G. Reward if returned to Star Villa. U,

LOST — Sigma Nu fraternity pin set | with Pearls' and Rubies- Finder I please return to Miss May Hall, " Merchants National Bank, Washington Street- Suitable reward. LOST — Pair Snectacles. Reward. Return to M. Star & Wave Office- I FOR RENT RENT — Furnished Apartment - with heat, 5 rooms and bath. Wash 0 Line. App'" Chas- Scherer, Tailor. 4 Decatur street. J 9-9-22-H-230 . - FOR RENT — Furnished Apartments ( heated with hot water on first and « third floor, price reosonable- Apply Miller Cottage, Cape" May. ' 9-9-22-lt-226 } RENT — 6- room furnished RSu-e- < Broadway and Pearl Ave- Gas, elec. < and bath. Apply Jos. K. Hand. > Broadway and York Ave. ' , UNCLAIMED LETTERS List of unclaimed letters remaining Cape May P. O. for the week ending Sept. 6 1922: Atterson, Master GeorgeBaker, Mrs. RobertBrooks, Miss Kathleen. Broome, Miss J. Calvert, Dorhetta E. Carr, Miss Marie. , Flimings. Miss Julia. Harnan, Mrs- Phillip. Luiges, Mrs- John TPatterson. Mrs. Francis L. Pressey, Deane. Polette, Miss Nellie. Richardson, Mrs. Emma. Small, HenrieTravis, Mrs. RebeccaTomlinson, John.

COUNTY BANKERS MEETAT FAIR TOTAL ASSETS OF MEMBERS1 REACH $15,000,060A quarterly meeting of the Cape j May County Bankers Association met the county fair grounds Thursday evening, thirty-four members being present, representing seven banksThe Merchants National Bank and Cape May County Title and Trust Company made application and were elected to membership. The total assets of the seven banks reach about $15,000,000. The Association is maintaining a at the fair "rounds at which , circulars of information u»on thrift and investments are distributed and = , information given upon various financial problems. SCHOOL PUPILS — You start schoo' on the lilth. We are prepared for a big sale of scratch pads, which have been made especially for you in convenient sizes, 4x6. 5x8, and 6x9, at three, five and seven cents a piece, or twenty cents per poundGet your winter's sunplv now STAR & WAVE PI TB. CO. RAGS WANTED Will (pay 5 cents per pound for clean Cotton Rags suitable for cleaning machinery. Will call on receipt of Postal Card or Phone Call to STAR & WAVE Office, Cape May N- J. Either Phone 90. = Winlcelihyer, Mrs. E. Y. < Young, Miss Annia. i In calling for the above please say ' advertised ( SOL NEEDLES. P. M- <

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M.S.P.ETEOFI Candy, Soft Drinks, lee Cream BEACH AVE. AT' DECATUR ST. A new lot of SPORT HATS $2-50 M UP Also new dress hats in the pew browns and other stylish shades. Prices Reasonable. Lottie R. Hilhnan / 209 Perry Street CAPE MAY ' , | Out Tuesdays Keystone Phone, 58- M

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