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SET of Silverware to serve six, between Madison and Sidney ave. Reward if returned to 1261 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. 5-28-31-8932 «

BOY’S Blue Woolen Sweater. Reward. Return to Star and Wave

WANTED

FISHING Boat Diesel powered, class condition, possible. Apply ter c/o Star &

May, N. J.

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Wave Office, Cape

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WAITERS or Kahn’s Cafe, St., Cape May,

Waitresses, apply 424 Washington N. J. 6-4-1-3948

BOY Wanted for general store work. Apply Cooley I^illey, 423 Beach Ave. 6-4-lt-394o

LAUNDRESS, come to house or at home. Apply Box 10 Star & Wave office. 5-28-2t-10

EXPERIENCED house maid for small family. Laundry, no dinners. Write No. 30 'Star and Wave office. 5-28-31-30

MOTHER and grown son with small trained dog desire two single rooms, with or without board with private family. For two weeks or possibly season. State location, price, etc. Apply by letter, Box 3940, Star and Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 6-28-21-3940

CHILD’S Nurse, white, experienced. Good salary. Write Box No. 3938 Star and Wave. 6-28-31-3938

WE Buy second handed cook stoves and parlor stoves for wood or coal. W. W. Willets, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Keystone Phone 6850, Bell Phone 98. 6-21-41-3926

FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE small apartment. Inner-spring mattress. Robert Rutherford, Lake Drive, Cape May Point. 6-4-11-3952

BUNGALOW, 4 rooms, bath, screened porch overlooking the Bay, located at North Highland Beach. $26.00 per month. Call Villas 158 Keystone. 6-4-lt-3950 2- ROOM Apartment, all conveniences. Apply 916 Queen St. 6-4-lt-3951 3- ROOM bungalow, bath, furnished, oil heat, all year. Apply Harry L. Kehr, 37 Perry St., Cape May, N J. f,-4-3t-3955

ROOMS with bath and running water by week, month or season. Reasonable. Hotel Columbia, Ocean Street. 6-4-3t-3967

7-ROOM bungalow, 4 bedrooms, dining room, living room, kitchen and bath, electric stove. Rev. P. G. Hall, E. Lake drive, Cape May Point. Can bo seen Sat. and Sum 6-28-31-3936

2 LARGE communicating double rooms and bath. Also double room with private bath and kitchen. Prefer season rental. Treholm, 631 Columbia ave., Keystone 3411. 6-28-3t-3942

ROOMS with or without board, 816 Broadway, West Cape May. 6-21-8t-3929

FOR SALE

GAS Range, and two twin beda. Apply The Madison, 25 Ocean St., Cape May, N. J. 5-28-3t-3934

EVER try Top mulching or liquid feeding your flowers and 'Vegetables? Cape May Gardens TopMulch good for' both. Trial size, 15 cents. P. O. Box 172. 6-4-H-3D49

8-PC. Dining Room Suite. $10. Apply Mrs. E. Holl, 21 Mt. Vernon Ave. 6-4-11-3946 BABY Go-Cart. Apply Sagel’s, Beach Ave. and Perry St. 6-4-3t-3953

NEW Studio Couches. Maple Sun Room Suites. Beds and springs, Innerspring Mattresses. Top leer Refrigerators, and Porch Rockers. USED Livjnxi room suite, 2 Electric Refrigerators (1 family size, 1 restaurant size), cook stoves, wicker furniture, bureaus, beds, and springs, dining and bed room Suites,' and many other items of new and used furniture. W. W. Willets, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. N. J. Keystone Phone 5850, Bell 98. Open Evenings. t 6-4-U-3956

GAS Range, 4 burner, oven and broiler, double inner spring mattress, and single cot with mattress. A-l condition, price reasonable. Apply 1201 Lafayette St. or 418 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. $-4-11-3954

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING Rag Storage Guaranteed Moth Powder Venetian Blinds Keystone Phone 1371 JOHN J. O FARRELL 1U E. Forget-me-not Road Wildwood Great

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CHAIR Caning, Tennis Ra< restrung, porch rocker seat) rush, hand and machine neatly done. The only efficient chair caner in South Jersey. Charles Pierce, 321 W. Burk ave., Wildwood. 5-28-6t-3935

FRIGIDAIRE Service all year ’round. Cape May County Refrigeration, Wildwood. Bell 218; Key. 2800. • 9-4-tf-3648

FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Lee V. Quidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc. Any usable articles can be traded in on Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators. Call The Trader; Keystone Wildwood 2814 or Bell 763. 4-10-8t-3476

Recruiting Caravan In County Monday A Navy recruiting caravan will visit Cape May County on. Monday, June 8, to enlist county men and youths in the service of their country. Officers will be present to plain the many opportunities which the Navy offers young men to serve their country. Any boy over the age of 17 is eligible for enlistment if he is physically qualified. It will be possible to undergo examinations while the caravan is in this county and to emerge from the examination a fullfledged member of Uncle Sam - sea forces.

Executive’s Party Enjoys Fishing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lew: of Philadelphia, and a party of friends enjoyed a day’s fishing off Cape May on Saturday. Mr. Lewis chartered a local boat and the group returned to port at the end of the day with more than two bushels of fish. II were enthusiastic about Cape May’s advantages as a fishing center, and they loudly praised this resort’s harbor facilities, nearness to the fishing grounds and the general convennee offered here. Mr. Lewis is general manager of the International Harvester Company’s Philadelphia branch.

JOHNS MANV1LLE Home Insulation 1)0 fnmfnrt that pays for itself TOED HOPEWELL 1217 Atlantic Ave. Atlantic City

BOWL For Health and Recreation! Cape, RECREATION CENTER 308-12 Washington St. JACK CRESSE, Prop.

Obituaries MRS. ALWILDA N. FOSTER Mrs. Alwilda N. Foster, years of- age, the widow of the late Captain Edward Foster, of Green Creek, died Monday, June 1st, following a lingering

illness.

Funeral services will be held today at 1:30 o’clock at Hie late residence, with the Rev. William

Bullock, pastor of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, officiating, assisted By the ’ Rev.

Charles Fraser, pastor of Green Creek Methodist Church. Under the direction of Earl L. Hollingse&d, mortician, interment will be made in the Baptist Cemetery at Cape May Court House. MRS. FRANCES SWAIN Mrs. Frances (Weiler) Swain, 87, wife of the late Marvin C. Swain, died in the Collins Rest Home in Ashbumham, Mass, on Monday, May 25, following a long illness. Mrs. Swain was a resident of Cape May for 40 years before moving to Templeton,

Mass.

She was born in Lancaster County, Pa., October 9, 1854, and was the daughter of Jacob and Rosanna Weiler. She leaves four children, John F., of Millville, Bessie A., of Ralston, Catherine S., of Baldwinsville, Mass, and Myrtle S. Lynch, of Fairfax, Va., three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL Clifford Sharp, city carpenter, who has been a patient in the U.S. Naval Hospital in Philadelphia recovering after a major operation, returned to his home this week.

CARD PARTY Friday evening, June 5th, Odd Fellows Hall, 33 Perry St. Benefit Rebekah Lodge. Admission 28c, including tax. 6-4-11-3947

Recreation Board Meets Toniglrt The Cape May Recreation Commission will meet tonight at which time plans for the softball league and other commission activities wiU be advanced. John Cunningham is chairman of the softball league committee which is planning a schedule to provide games four evenings a week during the season at Seaview Park. There will be Army, bfavy and civilian teams in league. Teams listed to date are Coast Artillery, Section Base, VJ6, Officers’ Club, Marines, Naval Aviation and VT9. Any group or organization desiring to enter a team should contact Cunningham. Plans were advanced for erection of a backstop and bleacher seats at the park.

PLAN CLOSING PROGRAM Friday, June 12, will mark the closing of the school year at the Franklin Street School. After a short program in the morning assembly, Dr. Edward E. Pickard, city school superintendent, will present certificates of promotion to the pupils of the eighth grade.

USD Awards Pm To Cape Service Fives Twenty members of two service

sented with gold basketballs Saturday night The Coast Artillery and the VJ-5 attached to the Naval Base were the winners of the two contests. The Army team was the service champion, and the Navy team was the league champion. The basketballs were awarded at the Army-Navy Ball by Adjutant Theodore F. Thompson, director of the Cape May USO Club.

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