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WANTED "GIRL to care for child in afternoons 1 to 6 P-M. daily, 6 days a week. Apply 104 Howard St, second floor. Cape May, N. J. 6-25-lt-3984 BOYS for work in bowling alleys. Cape Recreation Center, Washington St. 6-25-3t-8990 YOUNG colored or white woman for general work in luncheonette. Apply Fleets Inn, northeast corner Washington and Perry Sts. «-2S-lt-3994 -a

WAITRESSES Wanted. Apply Ocean View Hotel 6-25-11-3997 SEAMSTRESS and fitter wanted at once, either full or part time. Apply Box 8981. 6-18-31-3981 VAN or woman to represent National publisher locally. No canvassing, permanent -lucrative position. Commission bonus basis. Call in person. Collier’s Exhibit, Hamid'r Pier, Atlantic City, N. J.

EXPERIENCED Waitress. Apply Kahn’s Restaurant, 424 Washington St-, Cape May. 6-18-31-3972

EXPERIENCED Maid for general housework, small family, laundi?, no dinners. Star & Wave Box 800.

6-18-2t-300

HAIR Dresssr, excellent opportunity. Apply Broadway Beauty Salon, West-Cape May. 6-ll-St-8965

FOR RENT

BUNGALOW, furnished, 4 rooms, bath, screened porch overlooking the Bay, located at North Highland Beach. $25.00 per month. CaD Villas, 158 Keystone. 6-4-8t-3950

FOR SALE

DINING Room Suite, square table, buffet, server, eight chairs leather seats, good condition. $15.00. 9 Broadway. *£6-1*4989 "

8-PIECE Living Room Suite, red mohair. Sale reasonable. Little used. 210 Congress St. 6-25-lt-3993

STATION Wagon, 1939 Plymouth, excellent tires, heater, defroster, fog lights. Keystone 2391, 104 Broadway, West Cape May. 6-25-U4991

10-PC. dining room suite, 2-pc. living room suite, 2 three-quarter beds, 2 single beds, 2 double bed tire innerspring mattresses, 1 electric vacuum cleaner, 1937 Chrysler Royal sedan with radio, heater, new tires. Apply Mrs. Harry Kehr, 37 Perry St. 6-25-11-3996

100-Feet good as new fire escape, 5 sections, also 100 feet of porch railing. Reasonable. Apply Colonial Hotel, Cape May, N. J. 6-18-8t-8983 ,

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

GLOBE Electric Meat Slicer. First condition. 143 E. Oak Ave-, Wildwood. Keystone 4313. 6-ll-3t-3961

MISCELLANEOUS

JNE Roses have bloomed. Trim ,ck to good form and use Cape ay Gardens Top-Mulch for fure flowering. Trial size 15c. O. Box 172. 6-25-lt-3999

WILL Trade diamond engagement ring or 120-Bass Double Shift Wuriitzer piano-accordion for late model motorcycle, auto or for cash.' Apply Box 3988, Star and Wave.

EXPERIENCED - Seamstress will make to order dresses, curtains, slip covers, also alterations. Residence of Mrs. Bortne, 620 Hughes

DEVON Hotel, South Lafayette Street, Cape May. Room and board $12.00 up. Haene cooking. Mrs. J. L. Kehr. 6-25-114987 CHAIR Caning, Tenhis Raquets restrtmgi 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. 5-28-61-8935

FRIG ID A IRE DEALER Lee V. Qtridort suggest* you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc. Any usable articles can be traded fa on Frigidaiw Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators. CaD The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or BeU 788. 4-10-81-3476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

JOHN J. O FARRELL us a t Wmi

LOST PAIR Ray Ban Sun Glasses. Reward if returned to David Hand, Taxi Office, 518% Washington St 6-25-lt-3986 TAN Dog, short hair, bushy tail, license No. 74. Answers to name of Flash. Any information phone Keystone .1064.6-25-11-3992 SOFTBALL LEAACTIVE The Inshore Patrol softball team defeated the Naval Air stuiad 2-1 in a contest at Seaview Park last week; the VJ5 team lost to VT9 5-1; and the Cape May City team defeated the Officers’ Club 12-10. Standings to date are: Coast ArtiHery .1000 per cent; Cape May, .500 per cent; Inshore Patrol, .500 per cent; VJ5, .500 per cent; Naval Air, .500 per cent; VT9, .500 per cent; Officers’ Club, .000 per cent. Construction of a backstop at Staview Park is nearing completion this week to improve the field for the softball league and Other activities which are being held there under the sponsorship of the Recreation Commission. The backstop is being constructed by a crew of Navy carpenters under the direction of Lieutenant Hebbard. A group of soldiers from the Cape May Point Army camp will erect bleachers at the field later this

PIANOTUNING REPAIRING CLEANING DE-MOTH ING Scientifically Done L. W. DAVIS Phone Orders to Keystone 2631 609 COLUMBIA AVENUE Cape May

With temperatures on the way up, salt water anglers look for large schools of weaka, croakers and seabass to arrive within a

few days.

Director Percy H. Jackson, in charge of the seventh annual Cape May County fishing contest, made the observation today after conferring with veteran fishermen along the Delaware Bay and shore areas. Observers who have studied salt water fishing agree that anglers’ best success comes when the water temperature is above 60 degrees. Cape May County water temperature is considerably above that level, Jackson said. Fishing continued good all during the week, with large catches of porgies and flounders brought by party boats. Carl Schmidt, of 5513 Paschall avenue, Philadelphia, won the weekly award when he hooked a six pound tautog that measured 20 inches in Hereford Inlet at

Anglesea.

Savage Joins Real Estate Board FORT DIX—Captain Walter B. Savage, of the Rents and Oaims Section, Fort Dix, a Cape May realtor, has joined the Burlington County Real Estate Board. Captain Savage has been handling Army real estate work in Burlington County and recently joined the National Association of Real Estate Boards.

‘Right This Way, Folks” No circus barker ever had ■ half as much to talk about as ; we do with our new All-Fin- : ished Laundry Service. It’s i a sensation—it’s colossal— j it’s stupendous—it's astound- ] ing. In other words we ] think it’s the best laundry j buy on the market. Columbia Laundry i $14 Coagnma Btrwt Keystoee 4860 i

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

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WILDWOOD ^ Golf and Country Club Shore Rd. Rt. 4 6 " BcL Cape May Court House IS SPORTY HOLES ALL DAY PLAY. $1.50 W H

Annual Dues, $30 tu I SN

INCLUDES GOLF AND A —V ■ PRIVILEGE*

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Sherwin-Williams SEMI-LUSTRE Wall Finish

Color* created by •tylists. race I color smrntt: me sonnet Let us lend you the mly+4 17 f* rooul S-W Color • I » Style Guide. Stop ■ QT in or oh one. SWAIN'S Hardware Store 305-07 JACKSON STREET PHONE KEY. 190

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CLEAN WHEN YOU WANT THEM Prepare Your Wardrobe Now By "Letting Us. Take Care Of Your 'Dry Cleaning. The Cost Is Small —The Eejrards Are GreatH. T. ALEXANDER Cleaning — Dyeing Quick Service 610 Washington St. Keystone Phones 2091-1144

PALM BEACH JfxjDbud^sid SUITS 19.50 Cooler, smarter suits than ever before! A* smooth, soft, light fabric, perfectly washable, in colors, patterns and stylish models for every taste and all occasions. ip S’ctumbahnte Cape May, New Jersey

Farmer Jones, being color blind, has devised this ingenious method of making sure that he gets genuine RED Trademarked Coal. You’ll find those RED trade mark spots only on Famous Reading Anthracite. They are your guarantee that you're getting the low ash, laundered hard coal that’s as nearly 100% pure as money can buy. Try one ton of Famous Reading Anthracite, and it will be your coal for keeps. You'll • ^ kSH 94^, find the reason in your furnace. Yes, and in your coal bill, too.

CapeMayCoal&lceCo 512 Washington Street

SEE WILLETS FIRST FOR NEW AND USED FURNITURE

NEW Maple Sunroom Suites Studio Couches Beds and Springs Innerspring Mattresses Army Cota Folding Chairs Fiber, Grass and Felt-Base Rugs Gas Stoves Unpainted Chests and Breakfast Sets PnB-dp Chain

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1 small & 1 large Oil Burner 1 large Heatroia for coal , 24-cup Electric Drip Coffee Urn Combination Coal & Gas Range JUST IN! A new van-load of re-upholstered living .Room Suites and Odd Chairs.

Our varied stock is the largest in the County. Pay ns a call!

W. W. WILLETS, Schellenger & New Jersey Aves. Keystone Phone 6850 WiUwesd, New Jersey BeU Phone 98

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"Super-Right" cut from Tender Corufed Steer Beef

RUMP or TOP ROUND

Steaks * 39'

ONE PRICE-NONE PRICED HIGHER

GROUND BEEF » A & P POTATO SALAD

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Fresh—FILLET of

Flounder «?"*=■ <b 29 c

READY FOR THE PAN a«=.rd and Scol.d . . . wirt, b.cd. and lalli Reme.rd

Largt Fresh Sea Scallops “>39.

Croaker* or Perales a lfe Freifc Sea Trout ft 21c

Large Shrimp lb 33c

LARGE—Juicy, ripe—WATSON

Watermelons 59 s m “ n 30 c NONE PRICED HIGHER

Jumbo Size

Cantaloupes 2 29‘ ==NONE i’.ICED HIGHER

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ONIONS 3 -s 10

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Potatoes 10"”29 (

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Cherries

19 c

NONE PRICED HIGHER Fresh. Crisp-LOCAL Lettuce 8c CUCUMBERS 3 I0 C

= S lbs, 15c - NONE PRICED HIGHER

A&P's High Scoring FANCY CREAMERY

Butter - 41 c

SniyfisM (Is '/«-» psrtlMS) PRINT BUTTER * 43c

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BELMONTE WHEATIES

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