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Draft Queries Being Mailed Mailing of occupatiopnal questionnaires t6 men registered in “~s third Selective Service regisition during February was ben last week by Local Board _.j. 2, in charge of the southern •action of Cape May County. ' First of the questionnaires were Issued by the board last Tues. afternoon. Board officials stressed that any registrant desiring assistance in completing the questionnaire should contact the U. S. Employment Service office at 8818 New Jersey avenue, Wildwood, where a special staff r* workers will be on duty durir regular business hours and uni 9 p.m. weekdays and from 12:i Until 6 p.m. Saturdays. Selective Service questionnaires which are being mailed at the rate' of 60 a day to men in the third draft are being classified by the board as soon as they are returned by registrants. Men desiring assistance in pleting these questionnaires should contact the member of the Selective Service advisory board in their own community, rather than the local bqard headquarters, it was pointed oufT v The board this week was busy re-distributing registration cards of out-of-county men who registered here in the fourth draft recently and referring the cards to the home boards of the registranta. To date a total of 2504 registrants have been handled by the local board. At a meeting on May 20, the board will shuffle all registration cards and assign serial numbers to men in the fourth draft. Registrants will not be assigned order numbers and will not receive the regular Selective Service questionnaires. They will receive occupational questionnaires, however, and will be required to keep the board informed of any change of address or occupation.

Weather Man Keeps Farmers On Edge With Annual Pranks

Cape May County farmers

J

ry H. White, cor agent, reported this of rain, while helping some crops, is beginning to hinder others seriously. The weather baa favored fruit growers from the standpoint of apple scab and peach brown rot, White said. “Unfortunately few live peach blossoms remained in Cape May County and bad blossom infection by brown rot could not make the situation worse. With the weather dry, apple orchards require early

cultivation," the county agent deCl»rr<i Tomato growers who can hold buck their plants are trying to for rain so that watering Will not be needed. i*“Tf we do #4 get a soaking soon, some of oar land wiu get plowed mi time, taw fields in rye or wheat oarer erope at using up sell moisture rapid ly Farmers already find some field* too dry to plow. In many " ' s plowed, heavy plow* with new points will not go deep enough and the work is slow,” White continued.

among those wanting rain Whit* said- “Some my that it is apt to be toe wet later. If it raina too much when • hay crop u being barreled, of the pear crop is loot, .men win need to plant extra acreage of soybeans -for hay if the early crop doesn’t hors a boost soon,” the agent coneloded. Recording the weather in the g aboard writes "b'’ U

world, for the fiscal year ending Jaas *•, 1941, was |7*4JM»1. the Botgeoa Gesserspjrt to the Seer#-

the Health of the New Jersey Tubereuloaia

Mia. Natalie M. Hand, R.N, s that the highly satisfactory .

coam of tehwwellMs amoe^mf grant workers from other states, amd that the downward trend of the tabereeloais death rate to this

Mayor Warns OT New Licensing Law Provisions of a state law requiring licensing of all homes where children are boarded apart from their parents or guardians were called to the attention of all Cape May real estate brokers last week in a letter from Mayor T. Millet Hand. “Since from time to time you may have the occasion to rent or otherwise deal with property to be used as a boarding home for children, your attention is respectfully called to Chapter VIII of the New Jersey State Sanitary Code, a copy of which may be obtained by making application . to the City Clerk or to the State Department of Health at Trenton,’’ the Mayor said in a letter to all local brokers. “This code detines a boarding home for children as ‘any place where one or more children are regularly received for care, apart from their parent, close relative or natural guardian, whether it be for periods less than one day, or for longer periods, shall be defined as a boarding home for children, exclusive of those homes licensed under the supervision of the State Department of Institutions and Agencies or licensed or under the supervision of the State Department of Public Instruc-

tion.’

"Any home for such purpose shall not be maintained or conducted without a written license from the local board or department of health,/or other body exercising the powers of such board,” the Mayor pointed out. “Any person contemplating the maintenance of a home as so de fined should be advised that it b unlawful to do so without applying for and receiving a license,’' he added.

Swurfl 9jwsL&hnmi Tiow... May make it possible to realize more revenue from your home if you plan to rent it this summer. Small, well-planned improvements will add to Ale attractiveness and convenience of your property and . niay boost its rental value considerably. The businesses herewith listed are at your service. Call on them for expert workmanship and advice.

BATTEN’S TEA ROOM. Dinners that are deliciously different, featuring our home made rolls, relish tray and salads. From: 65 Cents. 817 Washington Street

Architect

A- Gregory Ogden ARCHITECT CAM MAY. H. X

Building Supplies Masons

J. P. COLLINS .South SeavQle, N. J. PHONE WOODBINE 20-11

Awning

Raymond Otter AWNINGS — UPHOLSTERY Window Shade#—Venetian Blind#

Linoleum

816 Washington St. Cape May

Bank

Merchants National Bank CAPE MAY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.—Member of Federal Reserve Bank FHA LOANS—Title 1

Builders

Clergy institute To Be Hdd In June The sixth annual institute for Town and Country Ministers will be held at New Brunswick June 8, 9 and 10 under the pices of Rutgers University. Theme of the institute will be "The Church and the War”, according to W. F. Knowles, Rutgers extension economist in farm management, who is in charge of program arrangements. Designed to keep clergymen of all denominations iiiformed problem^ facing their rural gregations, the institute is fostered annually by the State Agricultural Extension Service in cooperation with several religious organisations. . Health wiU be a major topic of discussion, with authorities speaking on nutrition, sanitation and farm housing. The farm labor situation and price control and their effects on the rural family and the rural church will also be considered. An old-fashioned "cracker box” session, an annual feature of the institute which gives all clergymen present an opportunity to present subjects for g-neral discussion, is also listed in the pro-

A joint meeting will be held Tuesday night, June 9, with the labor institute,' another gathering scheduled at Rutgers during

• The Nary uses plastics aboard •hip for shatterproof windows and windshields and in Naval aircraft for windshields and cockpit cov-

3. CHAV ANNE CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 1 to 8 Years to Pay Financing a specialty Shore Road, Clermont Bell Phone Sea Isle 168-R3 Keystone Woodbine 808-11

Walter Hernquist CONTRACTOR ami BUILDER 1208 Maryland Avs. Cape May Keystone Phone 8731

Charles S. Eldredge CONTRACTOR A BUILDER Second & Pacific Aves. West Cape May , Keystone Phone 4420

REAL SALE ESTATE RENT FRANK S. RUTHERFORD Contractor k Builder Cape May Point, N. J. Keystone 2843

Albert J. Johnson CARPENTER * BUILDER Ocean Avenue Cape May Point, N. J.

JERRY CHURCH CONTRACTOR k BUILDER 1012 Lafayette Street Cape May

Building SnppHet

GEORGE OGDEN & SON Brood k Bank St#. Gape May, N. J. •1

Boulevard Lumber Co. PAINT k MILLWORK Davis k New Jersey Aves. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone Phene 9020

Wildwood Lumber Co. 101 W. Burke Ave. - Wildwood, N. J.

W. J. Tyler &. Son Co. > Cape May Court House Keystone Phone 221 / Bell Phone 2 '

Carpenters

FREDERICK G. BENNETT CARPENTER - JOBBING Furniture Repairing 924 Corgie St. Cape May

Samuel Wilson Cold SprlnfcN. J. Keystone Phffi 810-15 ROOFING-ASBESTOS SIDING AND JOB WORK Time Payments an low as 85.00 per month

Clarence Beltz. Carpenter k Builder Asbestos Shingling « Speciality 228 E. Atlantic Ave. Wildwood Villas Keystone 191

Electricians

Albert B. Little STOCKTON BATHS Beach Avenue Keystone Phone 2888

Court Dickinson Cape May R. F. D. Keystone Phone 808-312

JOHN J. McNUTT 120 E. Oak Ave.. Wildwood. N. 3. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SappUas and Appliances Keystone Phone 2SS8

Floor Sanding

ROMEO MACCIOCCHI GENERAL CONTRACTOR Brick, Cement and Stone Work Lafayette St., Cape May Keystone Phone 2788

Painters

Alfred E. Evans Practical Painter Estimates cheerfully givm Glazing 1008 Lafayette St. Keystone Phone 8161

John J. Stewart 126 Emerald Ave. Keystone Phone 1068

Paints

Eldredge &. Phillips 315-21 Jackson Street Merkin Quality Paints Building Supplies—Feeds Garden Supplies Keystone 1440 Bell 1J9-W

SWAIN’S Hardware Store 305-07 Jackson St. Sherwin-Williams Paints Keystone Phone 190

Plumbers

ARTHUR G. REEVES PLUMBING k HEATING 314 Washington Street Keystone Phone 81

GRANT VANAMAN JOBBING 1122 Washington Street Phone Keystone 8820

H.C.WECKERLY 408 Washington Street KEYSTONE PHONE 1821

Eli S. Rutherford Gape May, N. J. FLOORS SANDED k FINISHED 17 Yean’ Sxparlm#

Plumbing Supplies

Booting

and Sheet Metal Work RUBINSTEIN Baker k Atlantic Ave*. Wildwood Keystone Phone 4860

Sheet Metal Work

BROWN’S HARDWARE STORE 110 Jackson Street SHEET METAL WORK Plumbing Supplies k Roofing

Cecil F. McCullough Tin Roofing k Sheet Metal Work 806 Jackson Street Keystone Phone 883a

Traders

Frigidaire Appliances Youngstown Steel Kitchen Sinks k Cabinets, Easy Waahers — See the Trader 26th k New York Aves. Wildwood, N. J. Bell 768 Keystone 18C

Upholsterer

Howard F. Otter Weet Perry St. General Upholsterer Awnings

Wallpaper

WALLPAPER and PITTSBURGH PAINT Products WHOLESALE k RETAIL W.CAROF&.CO. PACIFIC k BENNETT AVES. WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone 6584 .

Water Pumps

Cook Water Pumps, the only pump with cast bronze chest. Shallow and deep wells driven. Perfection Oil Ranges. HANSMAN HARDWARE 16-2.- 5.'. Bate Avenue Wildwood Villas — Keystone 181

WILDWOOD PLUMBING &. HEATING SUPPLY CO. 1*6-87-89 £. WQdwoed Am

Keystone 840 — Ball Iff

Patronize these Craftsmen

We wish to announce we are open for the season, with a complete line of Seafood and Bait.

CRAB MEAT -

i JOHNSON’S SEAFOOD MARKET BUCK’S LANDING, CAPE MAY Both Phones

SHIP VIA CAPE MAY TRANSFER

BE SAFE

(Daily Slavics

PHILA. OFFICE

18 S. FRONT ST.

Phones Key. 9946-5 111

Lombard 1670

ALL GOODS INSURED wmim ■ tet, *C—MWH8MMMBCMBMBMM8MHPM—

CAPE MAY OFFICE

*12 DECATUR, ST. Phone Key. 3520

ANCHORAGE CAFE!

AT THE LANDING - Put in at THE ANCHORAGE for a real evening of entertainment and fun ... A regular port of call on the coarse of all fun-bound shipmates. CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND BEERS —FINE FOODS ORCHESTRA AND DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT

“If We Satisfy You, Tell Your Friends, If Not Tell U» M ROBINSON’S EXPRESS 1223 Washinoton Strezt. Caps May. N. J. Keystone Phone 3480 ■ Bell 448 DAILY TRIPS: Philadelphia. Wildwood and Cape May PHILADELPHIA OFFICES: 84 North Front Street Belli Mar. 9388 Keystone Main 7857 GOODS DELIVERED SAME DAY

NEW EBBITT HOTEL 150 ROOMS IOth 8 H Sts.. N. w. In the Business District ^WASHINGTON, D. C EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS AT MODERATE RATES RATES: Singles 82.00 up - Double 88:00 up Special Raws for Family Groups or Large Parties Friendly .Atmosphere fine Food

GEORGE C. CLARKE. <

J. S. GARRISON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER CAPE MAY CITY Old. Gold. Silver and Diamonss Bouoht

WENTZELL’S — FURNITURE —

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