v;

PAGE EIGHT

Sasirflttn Star and Sant

/hat May traffic deaths in New Jersey were 34 per cent under last year, but added a warning against interpreting the news - to

mean that traffic dangers

TRENTON — Cape Mi ~ *’ ’ ’ ~ " ’

.y’s record of automobile

fatalities for the first five months

Fatal Accidents Rise In County

Cape May C«un-dissolving under the impact of

ty’s record of automobile accident gasoline rationing and reduced

of 1942 shows an increase of one ever the same period of last year, Motor Vehicle Commissioner Arthur W. Magee reported today. During the first five months of this year, four persons lost their lives in automobile accidents in this county. Three were killed in crashes during the same period

last year.

Commissioner Magee announced

Classified Ad Section

WANTED

BOYS for work in bowling alleys. Cape Recreation Center, Washington St 6-25-31-3990

SEAMSTRESS and fitter wanted at once, either full or part time. Apply Box 8981. 6-18-31-3981

MAN or woman to represent National publisher locally. No canvassing, permanent lucrative position. Commission bonus bpis. Call in person, Collier’s Exhibit, Hamid's Pier, Atlantic City, N. J. 6-18-3t-3973

EXPERIENCED Waitress. Apply Kahn's Restaurant, 424 Washington St, Cape May. 6-18-3t-3972

2 WORKING Men, will furnish room and board. 126 3rd Ave., West Cape ,May. 7-2-3t-4506

“The fact that automobiles are longer being manufactured, tires are. irreplaceable and gasoline rationed should not lull iocal officials and the public into the philosophy that -'these factors rill eventually result in a comiletc solution to the traffic probem,” said the Commissioner. “Nothing could be farther from the truth and the best evidence is the experience in England where traffic deaths increased 51.9 per in its second war year over the con-espondia^^pre-war period. The situation ir^this country may be quite similar-to the English unless we bolster our defenses against traffic's principal enemies—recklessness and indif-

ference,” he declared.

Bluefish Running In

County Waters

COURT HOUSE—Bluefish have started to make their appearance in Cape May County waters with large catches being recorded, Director P. H. Jackson, in charge of the seventh annual fishing con-

test, announced today.

Fishermen are optimistic over the unusually large catches being made, and predict that the line specimens hooked in this early stage of the season will result in mor£ bluefish being brought ashore this year than in

any recent summer.

Entries in connection with the popular county contest disclose that blues have started to run all

along the county coast.

MAID aiuL_bell^bo>\ agply ^Virffay! l5!V 7-2-U-4510

YOUNG Man 18 to 20 to drive car afternoons. Address Star and Wave Box 4504, Cape May, N. J. 7-2-2t-4504

FOR RENT

8 HOUSES, 3rd ave., near Broad ; way, 9 rooms each, furnished, electric and gas, 4 bedrooms, dining room, living room, kitchen, bath, outside kitchen and garage. By month, season or year. Apply Anna Blisard, 5215 Chester Ave., Phila., Pa. Bell phone Saratoga 7766. 7-2-U-4000 1st FLOOR Apt. for rent. Perry St. Leslie Bishop. 7-2-31-4509

ROOMS for rent. Will furnish breakfasts. 126 3rd Ave., West Cape May. 7-2-3t-4506

FOR SALE

LIVING, room suite, two single beds complete, two double beds, innersprlng mattresses, vacuum cleaner, bureau, Plymouth coupe. Apply Mrs. H. Kehr, 37 Perry St. 7-2-U-4508 -MAN’S White Shoe Roller Skates, size 7, brand new. Apply George Dougherty, 933 Cbrgie St. 7-2-31-4501

100-Feet good as new fire escape, 5 sections, also 100 feet of porch railing. Reasonable. Apply Colonial Hotel, Cape May, N. J. 6-18-3t-S983

LOST

GENTLEMAN'S Walldt, June 26, at Railroad Station or on incoming 6.02 P.M. express. Reward. No questions asked. Star and Wave Office. 7-2-U-4503 MAN'S Eye Glasses, brown celluloid frames', lost between Decatur and Jackson Sts. Reward if returned to Star & Wave Office. 7-2-U-4601

MISCELLANEOUS WILL Trade diamond engagement ring or 120-Bass Double Shift Wurlitzer piano-accordion for late model motorcycle, auto or for cash. Apply Box 3988, Star and Wave.'C-25-3t-3988 EXPERIENCED Seamstress will make to order dresses, curtains, slip covers. als» alterations. Residence of Mrs. Bortne, 620 Hughes St. 6-25-61-3998

Capacity Crowd At Opening Of Pier A capacity crowd of dancers and spectators jammed Convention Hall Saturday evening for the beginning of Cape May's municipally - sponsored entertain-

ment program.

With good crowds each evening during the current week, the free entertainment program at Convention Hall has been confined to dancing until after the completion of the Friends’ General Conference on July IS, at which time the normal summer program will be started, including talent nights, kiddies' revues and other similar special activity. The season’s first Sunday evening concert will be presented at Convention Hall this Sunday, and the Thursday evening concerts will begin July 9 and continue throughout the season. Fred W. England, veteran floor manager at Convention Hall, assisted by Mrs. England, is in charge of the entertainment program. Charlie Kerr’s broadcasting orchestra is furnishing music for dances and concerts.

Wene After Funds For Cape Canal WASHINGTON— With the House of Representatives approving a measure' providing $93,000,000 for a barge canal across Florida, Congressman Elmer H. Wene 01 the Second Congressional District of New Jersey, last week renewed his efforts to have Army engineers approve sufficient funds for the construction of the proposed Cape May County canal. In a statement late last week, Wene pointed out that the Cape May canal would complete the link in the inland waterways system for barge transportation. Authorization for- the canal project is contained in the Omnibus Rivers and Harbors bill which has been pending before Congress for several months.

Kiwanis Club Marks War Support Week Corporal George Martin, of the New Jersey State Police, addressed the Cape May Kiwanis Club last evening as part of a special program in observance of Kiwanis

War Support Week.

sections of the North American continent in observing Kiwanis War Support Week, and all dube have had special programs signed to stress the necessity all-out support of the nat war effort. At the meeting, each member received a questionnaire on his personal participation in War Support Week, which he filled out

ST. PETER’S CHURCH WILL OPEN SUNDAY St. Peter’s-by-the-Sea, the little Episcopal Church at Cape May Point, will open Sunday. July 5, for the summer. The Rev. Samuel Steinmetz, Jr., vicar of St. Paul’s, Trenton, will be in charge for the month of July. Two flags will be presented at the morning service at 10:45. The American flag is the gift of J. Sidney Mather, rector’s warden, and the Episcopal Church flag is the gift of the Rev. Dr. Steinmetz, rector of St. Michael’s Church. Trenton.

HOWARD AT INSTITUTE Theodore Howard, a graduate of the West Cape May Annex School, who is now a junior at Rordentown M. I. T. S. anc classified as a senior sergeant, is home for the -summer. He is enroUed in the auto mechanics class at the Bordentown Institute.

^pmhtwgasksyas^^

1 skeR* ,n

.VVilliams

It’s the latest miracle from the paint laboratories of the world’s largest paint manufacturers. It’s a paint that covers almost any wall or ceiling surface . . . even paints right over wallpaper! Imagine the time, trouble and money yon ran save with Kem-Tone! See us today I NEWEST PASTEL COLONS

ir s'wASHABLE!

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

Sherwin-Williams Paints

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

FIGHT insect pests with nicotine. e rrethrins and rototone. Use Cape av Gardens Top-mulch to repair insect damage. Trial size 15c. P. O.' Box 172. 7-2-U-4505

CHAIR Caning. Tennis Raquets restrung, porch rockor seats $1.75, rush, hand and machine seats, neatly done. The only efficient chair caner in South jersey. Char-

Pidke, 321 W. Burk

Wildwood.

5-28-61-3935

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. 4-10-31-3476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

Keystone Phene 1371 JOHN J. O FARRELL 111 E. Fnrgot-me-not Road WiMwoed Crest

BOWL For Health and Recreation! Cape, RECREATION • CENTER 308-12 ■Washington’ Si. JACK (TiKSSK, 1’rop.

PLAY GOLF;

ALL

YEAR

WILDWOOD ^ Golf end Country Club Shore Kd. Rt. 4 . Bel. <«I>r M.j fourt II LS SPORTY HOLES ALL DAY PLAY. $1.5 Servlw Men- H «UI.Annual Hues. 5311 i

LODROME 8 — ALLEYS 8 BOWL

AX. PBXKDXAV, Kyr 4907 PACIFIC AVENUE Wildwood

CAPE MAY GOLF CLUB

Golf is really healthful exercise, strenuous enough for the youngster, not too vigorous for the older man. It’s a grand amusement to relieve and ease tension of a war year more than anything, to relax your mind and body and keep you in top condition to produce and keep producing the maximum whatever your type of work! It is your duty to keep fit and with present War Saving Time you can enjoy the game not only weekends, but ail week long! • ourself and country to keep in condition for every contingency.

u owe K

for fun. for relaxation. for goodTellowship. But above all to keep tit.

Special rates to service personnel. Half rate after 4 P. M.

i the office at the club house for full particulars.

ANNUAL DUES

GOLF MEMBERSHIPS

Active, yearly Associate, hu-band • Family. 17 to 21 . . Family. 12 t<> 16 . Jqnior. 12 to 21 . . .

825.00 . 15.00 . 10.00 . 5.00 15.00 5.00

Winter—.September 15 to June 15 Men $15.00 | Women 10.00 Man and wife 20.00 Junior. 12 to 21 5.00

GREENS FEF. Month—June or September .....812.00 Month—July 1 to Labor Day .... 18.00 Week—June.or September 5.00 Week—July 1 to Labor Day ..... 8.00 Daily—June or September 1.00 Daily—July 1 to Labor Day 1-50 Daily—after 4 P.M.. half rate ' Daily—July P to Labor Day 4 plays 5.00

milr. Man and Wife

Month Week

Locker Rental $2.00 Per Yei

Bell Phone 338 .

$15.00 25.00 . 10.00 8.00 . 3.00 .25

Keystone Phone 6291

SHOP EMLY HUS AVOID THE LAST MINUTE HOUDAY RUSH A & f Sip* Markets Will

SEIL^S. THURSDAY Until 9 P. M.

FRIDAY Until

10 P. M.

CtPEN'SATURDAY UNTIL AP. M. PricM in Mm ndvertisnmnnt am for Wad. Thun. $ Frl, July I. 2. 3

LARGE, JUICY, RIPE—TOM WATSON

WATERMELONS

55'“- 28 c

WHOLE MELON

NONE PRICED HIGHER

Uor*«- J,,e ’ l 1 cm° nS 29c

Santo Roto—Larf* RED Plums 19 c NONE HIGHER

Frith, Solid Sllelag TOMATOES 2 1-LB OC * NONE CARTONS HIGHER Frotk, LOCAL Lettuce 10* HONE PRICED HIGHER Jaabo Ska—California CANTALOUPES 2 <»' 29 c NONE PRICED HIGHER

Kingan's "Roliablo" or Felln't "Follnized" SMALL Pretender Smoked

10 LIS

TO

14 LIS

WHOLE or EITHER HALF—NONE PRICED HIGHER

37‘

Assorted—Sliced COLD CUTS Baked X.oa£ Fickle and Pimento Minced Luncheon 15* Sliccd-BOILED HAM v, ,b 29* 1/,-lb.. 15c

Sunnyfield—4 to 6 lb. SMOKED Ticnics ,b 31* NONE PRICED HIGHER

Genuine 1942 Spring tomb LONG or SHORT CUT LEGS OF

Lamb

35‘

ONE PRICE—NONE HIGHER

CHICKENS

Top Quality ^ 1 C STEWING lb J ■ v Chlckem

ALL CUTS SAME PRICE—NONE PRICED HIGHER CHUCK ROAST * 25‘ PRIME CUTS FROM FIRST SIX RIBS RIB ROAST HOKE HIGHER lb 28'

Wa ora now redeeming Sugar Stamp No. 5. Each Stomp can be redeemed FOR 2 POUNDS of SUGAR

FINE GRANULATED

Sugar ">6*

MEL-O-BIT

CHEESE -2gSe5! c -

BABY GOUDA CHEESE Ktn. 25c

Lady Luck

Potato Chips :.“25*

6-OZ BAG 10 c

\

WAXED PAPER Y«

2 £ 25*

DTf'TTT S*C WALBECK'S KOSHER rAVlmAlCna DILL PICKLES

2 29*

COOKIES

BURRY’S CHARM HOUSE COOKIES

K, 19*

KLEK f °\Sr 2iis 19*'srZO*

Enriched—Dated for freshness

FRANKFURTER

MARVEL

ROLLS Or Sandwich Inns

BREAD

12 c

Rtgilar 11 Slid Led

Saidwtck IH-ft 3$ Thii SHce Led

Jane Parker POUND CAKES

10 c

it

S 17‘

DONUTS V ! .i' 13*