PACE EIGHT

CLASSIFIED AD SECTION

LOST

' of Silverware to serve six, .nen Madison and Sidney ave. Seward if returned to 1261 Washington St-, Cape May, N. J.

WANTED

COLORED Girl wants work as child's nurse or chamber work. ctJaU Key. 347 or 219 Jackson St. 6-H-U-3968

HAIR Dresssr, excellent opportonity. Apply Broadway Beauty Salon. West Cape May.

6-ll-St-3965

MOTHER’S Helper, very light duties. Apply York Ave. and

Broadway, West Cape May. e-ll-U-3966

CHILD'S Nurse, white, experienced. Good salary. Write Box No. 3988 Star and Wave. 6-28-3t-3938 . WE Buy second handed cook Stoves and parlor stoves for wood or coal. W. W. Willeta, SchelIsnger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Keystone Phone 5850, Bell Phone 98. 6-21-4t-3926

FOR RENT BUNGALOW, furnished, 4 rooms, hath, screened porch overlooking the Bay, located at North Highland Beach. J25.00 per month. Call Villas, 158 Keystone.

6-4-31-3950

6-ROOM House with electric and gas, centrally located. Apply 108 6th Ave., West Cape May, N. J-

6-U-lt-3962

HOUSE with 6 rooms, E. H. Evans, Cape and Holly Ave., Cape May Point, N. J.

6-ll-lt-S960‘

Obituary

8-ROOM bungalow, bath, furnished, oil heat, all year. Apply Harry L. Kehr, 37 Perry St., Cape May, l/j. 6-4-8t-3955

ROOMS with bath and running water by week, month or season. -Reasonable. Hotel Columbia, Ocean Street. 6-4-3t-S957

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 be seen Sat. and Sun.

5-28-8t-8936

rooms and bath. Also double room with private bath and kitchen. Prefer season rental. Treholm, 631 Columbia ave.. Keystone 3411. 5-28-31-3942

FOR SALE

COTTAGE. Central location. Ten rooms. Steam heat. Bargain, Easy terms. W. R. Sheppard, Agt., Cape May City, N. J. 6-ll-St-S967

ASSORTED Flower and Tomato Plants. Mrs. V. Cooper, Old Shore Road, Cape May. Key. 2224. 6-11-11-3963

GLOBE Electric Meat Slicer. First class condition. 143 E. Oak Ave., Wildwood. Keystone 4313. 6-11-31-3961

See W1LLETS first for new and used furniture. Two Maytag washers, family site electric refrigerator, walnut dining room and bedroom suites, new three and four burner gas stoves, maple sun room suites, maple breakfast set with corner cupboard, fiber and grass rugs, 9x12 wool and fiber mixed rugs. W. W. Willeta, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Keystone 6850, Bell 98. -Open evenings. 6-ll-lt-3959

RCA 16x3 Table Radio 1941 builtin aerial. Excellent condition. $12. Apt. 4. 735 Washington St. after 5 p.m. 6-ll-lt-3958

GAS Range, and two twin beds. Apply The Madison, 25 Ocean St., Cape May, N. J. 5-28-31-3934

MRS. ELLA PHILUPS COLD SPRING—Mrs. Ella Phillips, widow of the late Edward Phillips, Sr., of Cold Spring, died Monday at the home of her son, Edward H. Phillips, after having been ill for several weeks. She

was 70.

with the Rev. John Pemberton, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., officiating. Interment was made at Cold Spring Cemetery. Mrs. Phillips leaves three sons, Dr. Claude Phillips, of Collingswood; Robert and Edward, both of this place; one sister, Mrs. Myra Hoffman, and a brother, George Ewing. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Cape May. WILLIAM F. HAND William F. Hand, son of the late William F. and Ann Maria Hand, died on Thursday, June 4th, in his 79th year. Mr. Hand Was born in Cape May and was a descendent of Recimpense and Rebecca Hand who were fonner pioneers of Cape Island, which is now Cape May. Mr. Hand is survived by his widow, Lillian M., and four daughters, Mrs. Peter Schoenberg, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Morris Briggs, of Langhorn, Pa.; Mrs. George Dunkel, of Laurel Springs; Mrs. Boulden Rank, of Washington, D. C., and two sisters, Mrs. Charles Brelsford, and Mrs. Herbert Rank, of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Hand would have celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary on June 10th. Private services were held at the late residence at Miami Beach, followed interment under the direction of Earl L. Hollicgsead, mortician, in the Green Creek Cemetery. Softball Schedule Is Announced Schedule for the Cape May Softball League which began its season Monday follows: June 8, Cape May vs. Army; June lO, Inshore Patrol vs. VJ5; June 11 (open) Officers Club vs. Marines; June 12, Naval Air vs. VT9; June 15, Inshore Patrol vs.

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

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vs. Marines; June 18, VT9; June 19, Cape May vs. Of- ‘ cers Club. All games will be played at Sea view Park, according to the

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IT’S WASHABLE! isuisS $098 rat. r*»d7 to SWAIN'S"" Hardware Store 305-07 JACKSON STREET PHONE KEY. lOO t —r- -

\Sherwin-Williams Paints

PLAYWLF; WILDWOOD Gelf and Coantry Club ^ Shore Rd. Rt. 4 M. Capo Mar Ooart Baa 18 SPORTY HOLES

Annual Dues, $30 INCLUDES GOLF AND _ CLCBHOVSK PaiVlLF-OLS HARRY AVERY, Club Pro

Look for this famous trademark . . . know you’re getting Red Cross Shoes . . . America’s largest selling fine footwear.

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ALDINE SHOE SHOP Padflc at Oadar Ava. Wildwood AL'S B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8 L om SASLT

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By popular demand, we have re-opened our grille ' and are now serving our famous Seafood, Steak * and Chop Platters at.our Cocktail Bar. Hear the famous Charlie at the piano and organ. For a good meal For a Pleasing Drink

'Tf / J 424 Washington Street JiCuLtLiu ^ Ma v

17 Years of Successful Operation

Laundry Trucks Don’t Pull Cannons . . BUT THEY ARE MIGHTY IMPORTANT IN NATIONAL DEFENSE! A dean nation is a healthy nation . . . and a healthy nation stands the best chance for victory. Your lAUAdry is rsAlly s sanitation unit, every laundry truck A weapon against dirt and diaaaaa. ! YOU CAN HELP YOUR LAUNDRY MAINTAIN THIS EFFICIENT SERVICE. •Have yonr laundry ready when ronteman calls •Arrange for receiving yonr handle the day it is to ha delivered. •To conserve metal please return a hanger for every one received. COLUMBIA LAUNDRY 314 Congress Street Jell 53 Keystone 4350

FOR SALE ONE SMALL BUNGALOW AND A NUMBER OF LOTS AT CAPE MAY BEACH. PRICE LOW FOR QUICK CASH SALE. Apply Box H, Cape May Star and Wave 31 Pern. - Street

BABY Gu-Cart. Apply Sagel's, Beach Ave. and Perry St. 6-4-3t-8953

MISCELLANEOUS

HYDRANGEAS need food while flowering. Cape May Gardens Topmulch is flower food. Trial sire 15c. P. O. Box 172. * e-n-at-3964

CHAIR Caning, Tennis Raquets restrung, porch rocker seats $1.75, rush, hand and machine seats neatly done. The only efficient chair caner in South Jersey. Charles Pierce, 321 W. Burk ave., Wildwood. 6-28-6t-3935

RIGIDAIRE Service all year ound. Cape May County Refrigration, Wildwood. Bell 218; Key. MO 9-4-tf-3648

FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Lee V. Qtndort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc Any usable articles can be traded in on Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators The Trader, Keystone Wildwood* 2814 or Bell 753. 4-10-3t-8476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

* un JOHN J. O’FARRELL 112 ‘ ”

READY FOR DRUM FISHING? Jhst (Dhum J'Uk cuts HjUia and U)b have Jhe *jood Jackie you need lv qel ikem.

Stop In and Get Our 1942 Tide Table and Booklet on “How and Where to- Catch the Big ^ Fish!”

This is headquarters for Fishing Tackle, Oars, Oarlocks, Anchors, Etc., complete stocks to suit you at right prices. Stop in and see our new stock of garden hose before the hot sun kills your lawn.

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PORGIES or CROAKERS “• 19« LARGE FRESH SEATROUT ^Slc

LARGE, FRESH SEA SCALLOPS -35* LARGE SIZE SHRIMP » 33c

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HARDWARE STORE

SHEET METAL WORK—DUPONT PAINTS 110 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 3440—Bell 407

FOR THE GIRL GRADUATE .... FLUFF FLUFF FEATHER CUT By MR, EDWIN formerly with Snellenberg'a at Broadway Beauty Salon York Avenue at Broadway S W. Cape May . Keystone 4490

Vegetables & Fruits U. S. N*. 1 (Large She) New I \hu 16c POTATOES 10 ^ 31c slSng TOMATOES dL 15c Large She, Fresh (NONI PRICED HIGHER) CUCUMBERS 2'«9* Large Original Benches, Fresh California PEAS Higher 2 lbs 25c First of the Season . . . Sweet, Jeic> WATERMELONS 45* WHOLE MELON 89c RNANTCN MELON 23c “ < ' VICTORY FOOD FEATURESIo^hh^b

U. S. No. 1 (Large She) New Crep ONIONS "iLST 3 - 10*

Fresh, Crisp—LOCAL

9c

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MAYONNAISE "IS 25* IK 1 43'

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PEANUT BUTTER

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SALAD DRESSING

Gelatin Desserts, Puddiegs, Ice Cream er Pie I SPARKLE * Ass’t’4 Filters J kbl 14'

White bouse

EVAP. MILK eeFRESH BAKING 1

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BREAD 27 SLMES > "MW |, /x LB, LOAP 19* Marvel Thh Sliced Saedwich Enriched

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