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WHITE Girl for light housework cne day a week. Box 3970 Star A Wave. 6-18-lt-3970

SEAMSTRESS and fitter wanted at once, either full or part time. Apply Box 8981. 6-18-3t-3981

MAN or woman to represent National publisher locally. No canvassing, permanent lucrative position. Commission bonus basis. Call in person, Collier’s Exhibit, Hamid’s Pier, Atlantic City, N. J. 6-18-8t-3973

FOUND

GOLD-rimmed glasses. Owner may have same by identifying them and paying for this advertisement 6-18-lt-3969

EXPERIENCED Waitress. Apply Kahn’s Restaurant, 424 Washington St, Cape May. 6-18-3t-

MALE and Female, to work in luncheonette. Apply PetrofT’s. 6-18-lt-3974

EXPERIENCED Maid for general housework, small family, laundry, no dinners. Star & Wave Box 300. fl-18-2t-300

HAIR Drcsssr, excellent opportunity. Apply Broadway Beauty Salon, West Cape May. 6-11-31-3965

FOR RENT FURNISHED Apartment with kitchenette, all conveniences. Apply 916 Queen St. <5-18-11-3976 APARTMENT, 3 rooms and bath, modem conveniences, nicely furnished, will rent for two weeks, month or season. Apply 1012 Maryland Avc. 6-18-11-3977

SIX-room apartment and garage, beautifully furnished; 4-room bungalow and lavatory, completely furnished. For season rental. Call Wildwood Keystone 3791. 6-18-11-3982

BUNGALOW, furnished, 4 rooms, bath, screened porch overlooking the Bay, located at North Highland Beach. ?2o.OO per month. Call Villas, 158 Keystone. 6-4-3t-3950

8-ROOM bungalow, bath, furnishei, oil heat, all year. Apply Harrv L. Kehr, 37 Perry St.. Cape May, N. J. 6-4-31-3955 ROOMS with bath and running water by week, month or season. Reasonable. Hotel Columbia, Ocean Street. 6-4-31-3957

FOR SALE

100-Feet good as new fire cape, 5 sections, also 100 feet of porch railing. Reasonable. Apply Colonial Hotel, Cape May, N. J. 6-18-31-3983

USED Furniture from the Seaside Home, Cape May Point. N. J. will be on sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 18, 19 and 20th at 219 Decatur Street, Cape May, N. J. 6-18-11-3980

COTTAGE. Central location. Ten rooms. Steam heat. Bargain, Easy terms. W. R. Sheppard, Agt., Cape May City, N. J. 6-ll-3t-3967

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

See WILLETS first for new and used furniture. Two Maytag washers, family size electric refrigerator, walnut dining room and bedroom suites, new three and four burner gas stoves, maple room suites, maple breakfast set with corner cupboard, fiber and grass rugs, 9x12 wool and fiber mixed rugs. W. W. Willets, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Keystone 5850, Bell 98. Open evenings. 6-11-U-3959

BABY Go-Cart. Apply Sagel’s, Beach Ave. and Perry St. 6-4-31-3953

MISCELLANEOUS

OWNER of easily worked peat deposit near Ciipe May City may hear of an advantageous proposition by addressing Cape May Gardens. P.O.Box 172, Cape May. 6-18-U-3979

STOLEN—Bicycle on Boardwalk between Jefferson and Queen St. Any information will be appreciated. Mitchell Brooks, 904 Stockton Ave. 6-18-U-3975

CHAIR Caning, Tennis Raquets restrung, porch rocker seats SI.75, rush, hand and machine seats neatly done. The only efficient chair caner in South Jersey. Charles Pierce, 321 W. Burk ave . Wildwood. 5-28-61-3935 FRIGIDAIRE Service ah year ’round. Cape May County Refrigeration, Wildwood. Bell 213; Key. 2800. 9-4-tf-8648

Attendance Grows At Softball Gaines Coast Guard, VJ6 and Naval Air Station softball teams were victorious in last week's games ao the league play got under way at Seaview Park. The Coast Guards defeated a Cape May City team 5 - 2 on June 8; VJ5 won over Inshore Patrol 7 - 2 on June 10, and Naval Air Station won over VT9 7-5 on June 12. Attendance is gradually increasing at the league contests which are increasingly popular. The Inshore Patrol played Naval Air Station Monday evening. Tonight the VJ5 will meet The VT9 team, and the Cape May team will play the Officers’ Club on Friday evening. The Army team will play Naval Air Station on Monday, and VJ5 will play the Officers’ Club team on Wednesday, June 24.

Will Enforce Regulations On Operation Of Boats Strict compliance the ri.p-

School Letters Are Given To Athletes School letters for service on Cape May High School’s varsity and jayvee baseball teams were awarded this week to 22 students, Those receiving varsity letters arc Ray Shaw, William Mathews, Jack Blume, Ray Vanaman, Earl Hollingsead, Donald Willson, Donald Bailey, John McPherson, Frank Smith. William Munson, Thomas Lemmon and Amsbry M. Brooks, manager. Jayvee awards went to Bernard illman, Wilson Ren, Paul Greenland, Harvey Williams, Walter Trout, William Scarlett, Frank Engman, Eugene Taylor, Thomas Stevens and Melbourne SchellenTrack letters were presented to the following varsity team members: R. Cannone, C. Weckman, S. Rutherford, R. Vanaman, P. Greenland, R. Lehman, R. Randolph, D. Bythewood, G. Purnell, id A. Vanaman. Jayvee track awards went to J. Roseman, J. Kaighn, P. Burgin, G. Reeves, L. Holloway, H. Smeltr and R. Greenland. Cheerleader letters were given to Lorraine Hamperian, Bebe Riley. Stephanie Doherty, Betty Lou Hughes, Helen Porch. Jayvee cheerleaders who received awards are Lucille Huber. Gloria Mariani, Joe Murray, David Hart and Jer-

137 Jobs Filled By Employment Service WILDWOOD—One hundred and thirteen men and 24 women were placed in employment during the month of May by the Cape May County branch of the U. S. Employment Service, Harry W. Henning, manager of the Wildwood office, announced today. During May 1560 persons visited the Wildwood office for some service, including unemployed workers, employers and claimants. New registrations totaled 307 persons seeking employment. "Visits are encouraged by persons possessing skills essential to war production industries,’’ Henning said. "Complete information is available for persons seeking employment in war production work in the local area or in other sections of the sU\Je.” Some outstanding local placements made during May by the county office incuded accountant, office manager, civil engineer, pri- • vate secretary and payroll clerks. '

ulations for the operation of boats in the Fourth Naval District will be required to avoid drastic enforcement measures, Commander G. W. Hitchens, U.S. C.G., captain of the port at Atlantic City, declared today in

public statement.

“All boat owners and operators will hereby take warning that drastic measures will be taken, if necessary, to enforce the ‘Requirements’ for the operation of boats in the Fourth Naval District,” Commander Hitchens said. “ ‘Requirements for the Operation of Boats and Obtaining Identification Cards’ promulgated by the U. S. Coast Guard and issued by the Captain of the Port, Philadelphia, and Captain of the Port. 24 S. Vermont avenue. Atlantic City, in a six-page bulletin, have been widely distributed and published throughout the coast of New Jersey and Philadelphia sectors of the district. “This ‘Requirements’ bulletin can be obtained from Coast Guard stations along the coast or from the Captains of the Port. “All boats must be boarded before departing from or returning in any inlet,” Commander Hitchens said. “Boats will lay-to, if necessary, until they are boarded. Failure to be boarded is a direct responsibility of owners

Stress Eye Care During Air Raid Instructions to citizens in this area who wear glasses were issued by members of the civilian defense council this week to pro-, vent possible eye injuries in event of an emergency. Local defense officials issued the following statement, quoting from published instructions distributed by the Atlantic City -and Philadelphia defense councils: "If you wear glasses, carry a spectacle case. Take off glasses and put into case when the air raid comes. To avoid injury from liquid splashes, look down, not up. “Keep eyes closed as much as is practical. Eyes roll up when the lids are closed, and this protects the delicate cornea (hr window of the eye. “If your eye is injured during an air raid, wait quietly until help can reach you. Others may be similarly hurt, and you cannot always expect immediate personal attention. Do not rub your eye. This will avoid lid bums. "If dirt enters the eye, flush freely with water. "If your eye is burned, either by chemicals such as those contained in gas shells, or directly by fire, flush freely with water or, if available, 2 per cent solution of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda). If you have a tube of 2 per cent boric acid opthalmic ointment, mpply a small quantity under the eyelid. Do not bandage the eye tightly. “If severe blow is received over the eyes, do not blow nose. Blows about the eyes frequently fracture the delicate bones of the orbit and if the nose is blown hard, air finds its way into the loose tissue of the lids, causes the lids to swell and the eye balls to protrude. “If a foreign body enters the eye, do not rub the eye. Allow tears to collect, and they may flush out the foreign matter. "If an eye lid injury is followed by considerable bleeding, cover with a clean handkerchief and apply pressure till bleeding stops. “If you suddenly lose a portion or all of your vision in either or both eyes, remain calm. This type of blindness is often only a phenomenon of hysteria and is not permanent. “After the air raid, if you have suffered an injury, consult your own eye physician or an eye dispensary at once."

“Ignorance of the ‘Requirements’ will not be excused. Any operators of boats found guilty of departing from or coming in any inlet without being boarded by Coast Guard personnel shall forfeit his license to operate. “All owners and operators holding licenses, for the operation of commercial fishing boats which permit them to operate offshore during the hours of darkness will not be permitted to carry passengers for hire or to operate as party fishing boat. "Owners and operators holding license for the Operation of party fishing boats shall not be per-

mited to operate as a commercial fishing boat. “Party fishing boats and all pleasure boats are restricted to operating during the daylight hours. Party fishing boats permitted to proceed outside inlets with parties, but pleas boats shall not be permitted go outside of any inlet Pan guilty of infractions shall forfeit their licenses to operate,” concluded.

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Swain’s Hardware Store 305-07 Jackson Street Phone Keystone 190

Sherwin-Williams Paints

PLAY SHOES IN EVERY COLOR AND STYLE FOR WEAR WITH SLACKS OR FOR BEACH WEAR. PRICED FROM $1.50 Tg|&.95. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR JpLECTION WHILE SIZES ARE COMPLETE. THOSE WANTING TENNIS SHOES OR OTHER SHOES WITH GOOD RUBBER SOLES SHOULD DO THEIR SHOPPING FOR THESE AT ONCE AS THERE WILL BE NO ADDITIONAL STOCK. M. C. FRYMIRE 400 WASHINGTON STREET

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 753. 4-10-8t-3476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING Rug Storage Guaranteed Moth Powder Venetian Blinds Keystone Phene 1371 JOHN J. O FARRELL ill I

Aid Pledged To Navy Aid Group Business firms ftnd employe groups throughout the Fourth Naval District are daily pledging their support to the Navy Relief Society campaign to raise funds to protect the families of men serving in the Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps. •< George H. Pabst, Jr., chairman of the Citizens Committee of the Fourth Naval District, announced today. Mr. Pabst reported that chairmen in every section of Pennsylvania, Delaware and southern New Jersey have announced full cooperation in the Navy Relief Society's appeal.

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