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REGISTERED .Pharmacist: full permanent sales position in cark, N. J. department store.

— tiia Newark.

... ... j. oeparuueuw — Address P-O. Box 544, Newark, N. S. Personnel Dept. 7-15-11-4528, TO assist with general

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Hearing Friday On Liquor Law Allegations (Continued from Pa*s Onel Beach avenue, Cape May, charged with sale to three intoxicated Marines and a minor Marine. All three cases are scheduled to be heard tomorrow at the Camden County court house. It is expected that Commissioner Driscoll will hear the cases personally. Other WildwwM^ licensees volved in the raid^are Veronica Melds, t/a Dew Drop Inn, 440 Dock street; Marion A. Pyott, t/* Pyott’s Cafe, 8201-03 Pacific avenue; Bernard Solomon, t/a Hof Brau, Oak andjttlantic avenues; Thomas Dafipnas, t/a Hotel Blaekstone, 234 E. Cedar avenue; Raymond Russo, t/a Golden Dragon Cafe, 4111 Park Boulevard. The facts in these cases, which did not involve uniformed men, were reported to the Wildwood Board of Commissioners, together with Commissioner Driscoll’s re commendation that they commence proceedings to suspend or revoke the licenses. All of the licensees whose cases have been referred to the municipality will be charged with the sale of alcoholic beverages *‘ minors.

EXPERIENCED Waitress « chambermaid. Apply 209 Perry St.

7-l5-St-45S0

EXPERIENCED Cook for house-

hold of nine.

Apply Mr*. J»mes KJDavta, 1616 USED Station - Wagon, good mechanical condition, good rubber. All bids must be in wn^K and received not later that 12 noon Friday, July 24. Address committee chairman, American Rad Croas, Cape May Branch,

High School. Cape May

7-16-U-4529

; WORKING Men, will funiish room and board. !*• West Cape May. ,-2-St-4506

FOR RENT

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.

16-81-4526

1st FLOOR Apt. for rent. Perry St. Leslie Bishop.

7-2-31-4509 ROOMS for rent Will furnish breakfasts. 126 3rd A'e., Wert Cape May. 7-2-3t-4506

FOR SALE NON-Poisooous "RETH” meant Bug Death, a dust high in ktUmg power, for flowers and vegetabtea, non-injunous to humans. 50c complete with dust gun. Eldredge & Phillips, Cape May

7-16-31-4 533

SEE WILLETS FIRST For New and Used Furniture. New furniture: Three and four burner gas stoves. Odd maple chairs and platform rockers, n.sple sun room suites. Inney-spring mattresses, coil or link springs, beds—wood metal; grass, fibre, wool and

felt baae

CHECKING -GRAVEYARDS” Under the direction of War Production Board offices in New York and Philadelphia inspectors assigned by the New Jersey WPA are checking the statewide movement of scrap metal from automobile graveyards to. designated ‘ pots, State WPA Administrator (ward W. Hamilton said today.

Weddings KNIGHT-CORG EE A very pretty mid-summer wedng was solemnised in the First —etbodist Church Friday evening, July 7th, at 7 o'clock when Miss Mary Jeanette Corgee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Corgee, of Philadelphia, became the bride of Ensign Casper Joseph Knight, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Knight, of Philadelphia. The bride was attired in pale blue gown of chiffon and wore an orchid corsage. The ring ceremony was used, the Rev. Samuel Blair officiating. In the group of guests present were relatives, friends and a number of fellow officer*. Attendg the couple was Ensign in V. Thompson. Ensign Knight is stationed the Naval Air Station here. Miss Corgee is a graduate of Strayers Business College in Philadelphia end is employed in the executive offices of the Bell Telephone Company of Philadelphia.

NYSTROM - KRULA Mrs. Charles E. Krula, of 1201 Lafayette street, this city, nounces the marriage of daughter, Miss Caroline Ruth Krula, and Henry Nystrom, of Detroit, Mich, and Gloucester, Mass. The ceremony was performed in Elkton, Md. on Monday, July 18. The bride's mother and sister, Mr*. Krula and Miss Julia Krula, attended the couple. A reception was held at the home of the bride's mother, after which Mr. and Mrs. Nystrom left to make their home in Gloucester,

come into War Bonds. Help your county meet its bond qupta. nones To Wsltor Osrdmar, 6739 S. CsrllsU St root, rhllm., Fa. I’I ease take notice that on Friday. August 14th. 1941 at I o’clock PM: Eastern War Time, your automobile. 193* Special Bulck Coupe Serial No. 13347499. Motor No. 4SSS1630. retained by the undersigned for icln of. storage and repairs will be sold cthe premises of undersigned at pul lie auction to the highest bldd. therefore. Respectfully. -~W George Johnson. Central Garage. 13K. Decatur Street. Cape May. New Jersey Dated July 13. 1941. 7-l*-3l-pf*4.94

WILDWOOD—The U _ _ ployment Service today announced that 168 men and S3 women had secured employment during the month of June through the. local office, located at 8813 New Jersey

avenue.

Through a broad plan of selfregistration of students attending high schools and junior high reboots throughout the county, this office was able to furnish considerable assistance to local farmer* for harvesting their strawberry and string bean crops end thus relieved a condition that

appeared to be critical.

Harry W. Henning, manager of the local office, is encouraging local farmers to avail themselves of this service so that much needed farm products can be raised

and harvested.

All persons possessing skills sential to war 'production industries are encouraged to visit the office, Henning said. All information concerning openings, wages, hours, working conditions end housing facilities will be fur-

nished.

The Wildwood office is open

daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6:16 p.m. - - --- - T except Saturday. Saturday hours for every person they employ in 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 P-n>- covered employment, regardless of

Special personnel is on

until 9 p.m. each day and 6 p.m.

SUPINSKI - ELWELL Miss Marion R. Elwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Elwell, of 716 Madison avenue, this city, and Leo A. Supinsk Chicago, 111., were united in marriage at the home of the bride Monday afternoon, July 13th at 2 o’clock. The Rev. Robert D. Carrin, pastor of the Cape Island Baptist Church, performed the ceremony. ' Mr. Supinski is a member of the U. S. Army. The bride and groom were attended 'by Miss Mildred Springer and Private, first class, Richard C. Straughn.

PBOPOBAX.S FOR COAX.

Scaled bids will be received at a Special meeting of the Board of Education of the City of Cape May. N. J . In the High School Bulldlnx on July 3u. 1943 at 7:30 P. M. Eastern War Time, to furnish coal to conform with the following speclflca65 tons High Grade Run of the Mine Bituminous Coal to be delivered In the bln at the High School

Congratulations

Lieutenant and Mrs. Barnard R. Bpak, pf 2020 Pine street, Philadelphia ,-arcbcTRg^con grat u - la ted upon the birth of a^daughter, Anne Cadwalader Boat, born

July 11. Mrs. Boak is the for-

r Miss Juliana Younger, daughter of Mrs. John L. Younger, of

Philadelphia and Cape May.

fore October 1

i Street be- ■. High Gi

Anthracite Coal. - ... — — llvered In the bln at the I-afayeftt

Styeet School

of del . A certified check for ten of the amount of the bid i

Cape May,

for. Coal. -

Board of Education. 4

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Anger ana New Jersey Av®s. Wildwood, N. J. Key. phone 5860. Sell phone 98, Open evening*.

M6-H-4531

SEE WILLETS FIRST For New and Used Furniture. Used furniture. Beds, springs, mattresses, bureaus, cots and pads, gas stoves, refrigerators, dining artd bed room suites, odd upholstered chairs and living room suites, all rorts of used household goods. Strollers for rent. Schellenger and New Jersey Aves . WiMwGod. N. J. Key. phone ~ * Bings.

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CHEAP. One Ludwick Drum and Trap outfit. Good set for beginner. Call Keystone 8141. dlJT flowers, and plants, gold fish greens, mint* and water cress. «P210 Sixth Ave., West Cape 7-9-3t-45l7

BOWL For Health and Recreation! CapiL RECREATION CENTER 308-12 Washinpton St. JACK CBESSE, Prop.

191 Placed Through S. Job Office

Agent Warns On Security Cards

proper use of the Social Security

; account number card,

i "Resort and amusement oper- , a tors, eanners, vegetable and fruit i packers and all other seasonal I employer* will hire many persons - who have not worked before in i employment covered hy the old-

f and who have not obtained

: Security account number cards, ; others who have lost their account

. cards and possibly a f< 1 have failed in the past t< cards,” Fittsinunons said.

.tti u-t th., to- 'f". "TT ” t number of each *

i obtain

to make tax and i

Saturdays to assist Selective Service registrants in filling in their occupational questionnaires. Softball League Teams Are Active The '-Coast Artillery softball team piled up a 14-2 score over the Officers’ Club squad, the VJ-5 team won 18-5 over the Naval Air boys, and the Inshore Patrol won by a score of 4 -1 over VT-9 in softball league competition at Sea view Park during the week from July 6 through July 10. The league is under the auspices of the Cape May Recreation Commission, and games are played several times weekly at the athletic field. Present league standings follow:

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Won Lost VJ-5 :... 4 1 Coast Artillery .. 8 1 Inshore Patrol ... 2 2 VT-9 2 2 Cape May City ..2 2 -Naval Air 1 3 Officers’ Club ... 0 3

cent

Musician At Kahn’s Peter Mina, recently of the Club Embassy, Philadelphia, is the featured entertainer at Kahn's, 422-426 Washington street, which reopened yesterday. Mina, a well kqpwn musician , who plays the accordion, piano and solovox, is popular with many

birth of a baby boy, born July members of Cape May's Summer 6, at the Chillicothe Hospital. The Colony, who are familiar with his

Ml AMAZING NEW WASHABLE PMNT Sherwin-Williams /semTone

VERRONE and ROBERT de PfHIS

Hair Stylists

Formerly with Elisabeth Arden

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Announcing the addition of Miss Hennesy to our staff as foremost

manicurist.

Now At

307 Washington Street Caps May

Phone Keystone 221

baby has been named Laurc Stanley. Mrs. Ritchey will be membered as the former Dorothy* Murray, for many years a resident of Cape May. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Har:ey Franks, of Cold' Spring, arc receiving congratulations oh the birth of a daughter, born Monday, July 13, at the home of Mrs. John Williams, Cold Spring. The baby weighed six pounds. She has been named Nellie Ann. Sergeant Franks, U.S.M.C., has been on foreign duty for several

months.

Mr. and Mrs. Pahner Holmes, of .2101 Central avenue, North Wildwood, are receiving congratulations on the birth of twins, t boy and a girl, born at Long'i Maternity Hospital, Wildwood, oi

July 3.

The boy weighed five pounds a', jbirth and the girl four pounds. I Mrs. Holmes was the former Alice Moore, of North Wildwood. Mr.- Holmes has the Marine Bar

at Cape May.

Mr. and Mrs. Domonick Piro, of North Wildwood, are th* proud, parents- of a baby girl born Sat-1 urday. July 4. at Long's Maternity -Hospital, Wildwood. The baby weighed 74« pounds at birth.

work "in Philadelphia.

FOR PAINTING WALLS CEILINGS...FOR PAINT IN6 OVER WALLPAPERI • KEM-TONE is the modem washable wall that eliminates the usual fuaa, muss, and bother of interior painting. NtWHT, SMARTEST PASTIL COLORS Mia 1 fallen §£* $2-98 • PPly. GAL- PASTE FORM par aal- Si 98 SWAIN’S Hardware Store _ 305—07 JACKSON ST.

Sherwin - Williams MrH Paints

Your Guests Expect Plenty of Seafood! Lump Crabmeat Soft Shell Craba Fancy Jumbo Shrimp Salt Mackerel Deep Sea Scallop* All Kinds of freak SEASIDE FISH MARKET" Jackson and Mansion Streets ✓-«- JOHN E. MILLINGTON, Prop. Keystone 1451

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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 Perry Street

Floor Coverings for your home! Fiber Rugs for Summer! Custom built Linoleum floors for year-around use and service!

MAN'S Whit* Sho* Roller Skat**, sise 7, brand new. Apply George Dougherty. 933 Corgie St 7-2-3t~4501 ,

MISCELLANEOUS KT^CTIFNCED Seamrtresc will make to order dresses, -curtains, dip covers, also alteration*. Residence of Mrs. Bonne, 620 Hughes gt. 6-25-€t-3998 GIDAIRE DEALER tort suggests you look r attic, garage, L ' usable article \M on Frtgidaire Ranges. Hot «r Heoter* or Refrigerator* The Trader. Keystone WUdi 2814 or BaQ TW--St-3476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

mm 1371 JOHN J. O FARRELL tu E. PorgeS mo art Bead WfM-ood Great

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WILDWOOD ^ Golf aod Country Oak Shore Kd. Rt. 4 B*l. Cup* May Court B*uu> 18 SPORTY HOLES ALLPAV^PLAY. Jl-Sofl Annual Lacs, S30 V" ISCLCDK*. 1.01. r a Nit CLCBMOI *t: PRlVII.K«il.« HARRY AVERY. Ciob Pro

night’s film.

B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8

Many Activities At Cape USO Club Routine activities are being held this week at the Cape May USO Club for service men stationed in this vicinity. A motion picture will highlight entertainment, when “Skylark”, featuring Claudette Colbert, Ray Millfmd and Brian Aheme. will be shown. • Saturday night will be game night, when a large number'of service men and club hostesses afe expected to participate in the evening's activities. I ' Sunday will be visiting day at the USO Club when service men I wih entertain their friends. Ves- ; per services will be held at 6:15 P- m- . I Monday evening games were played Rt the club by a large group, Tuesday was music night, and Wednesday evening's weekly dance drew a large crowd. Music was provided by the Blue Jackets, an orchestra from the Naval baae. A formal dance under the sufpicea at the Cape May Court House Community Club will be held next Tuesday evening.

On October .27, 1773, a special opimittoe presented to Contineu- j tal Congress a bill providing for construction at the first ships » the Navy.

= Charter 9285

i The Merchants National Bank

OF CAPE MAY, IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY At the Close of Business oh June 80, 1942

(Published it Section till, ASSETS Loans and discounts (including 81813.00 overdrafts) . .3 880,620.63 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 210,807.67 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 41,919.00 Other bonds, notes and debentures 82,443.12 Corporate stock (including $5,200.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) • • • ^ 5,200.00 Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection ' 611,381.74 Bank premises owned — .$54,000.00. Furniture and fixtures 12,576.84 66,576.84 Real estate .owned other than bank premises 46i099.73 Other assets ' 1,368.84' .

Total Assets .

.. .$1,446,417.47

Venetian Blinds that add coolness, comfort and privacy to your home.

Columbia Window Shades Guaranteed to Fit—Reasonably Priced

Benjamin Moore PAINTS for all purposes. CoMpiet* hue of bouaeboU supplies .j and appliances. See oar big stock! i

LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individual*, partnership*, and corporations \ 724,660.30 Time deposits of individuals, partnerships andveorporations 451,285.83 Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 1 9,062.90 Deposits of States and political subdivisions .... .. 101,126.51 Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) 17,476.15 Total Deposit $1.303,610.69N Othes liabilities ^ 498.36 Total Liabilities $1,^04,109.05 “ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS [ Capital stock: (a) Class JC preferred, total par $98,000.00 Retirable value $98,000.00 (Rate of dividends on retirable value is 4%) (b) Class B preferred, total par 36,000.00 ■173,000.00 Retirable value $86,000.00 (Rate of dividends on retirable value is 6%) , (c) Common stock, total par 40,000.00 • : Undivided Profits (Debit) .../Mb... 37,559.58. Reserves (and retirement account for jireferred stock) .. 6,868.00 Total Capital Account $ 142,808.42 Total liabilities and Capital Account $1,446,417.47 State of New Jersey. County of Cape May, as: , , , I, E. J, Jerrell, caahier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear M the above statement is tame to the best of ngy knowledge and buf E. J. JERRELL, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 11th dsy of July 1942. FANNIE E. WHITAKEE,

LOUIS STALLER, Inc. 185-S7-86 E. Wildwood Avenue WILDWOOD

(Commission expire* November 1, 1

UEL F. ELDREDGE S M. BROWN ORD STEVENS