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Two Games Postponed In Softball Play Only two games were played to the Cape May softball league competition between July 27 and July 31, as a result of two postponements. In one game the Cape May team won over the Coast Artillerymen with a score of 9-5; and in the other the Coast Artillery team defeated the Inshore Patrol 4-3. Games between the Sectjon Base and VJ-5 and Naval Air and VT-9 were postponed. Team standings follow: PerWon Lost cent VJ-5 5 2 .714 'Coast Artillery ..5 2 .714 Inshore Patrol ... 4 3 .571 Cape May City .. 4 3 .571 VT-9 3 8 .500 Naval Air 3 4 .428 Officers’ Club 0 6 .000

Classified Ad Section

Want to buy or sell something? Hire help? Seek employment? The Star and Wave Classified Ad Column is your beet advertising medium. Minimum Rate: 50 cents for one insertion of five lines or leas—three insertions of same copy one dollar.

LOST

WHITE Spitz dog, brown marking on ear and back. Answers to name of SKIPPY. Reward. Return to 1283 Lafayette St. or S hone Keystone 1461. -6-lt-4660

MONDAY Eve., Aug. 3rd, Silver Indian Bracelet at Liberty Theatre, Ocean St., or Boardwalk. Reward. Return to Mrs. H. M. Witman, Lafayette Hotel. 8-6-lt-4659

THURSDAY night, four-month-old kitten. Tiger striped, white chest and paws. Return to Mary Harriet Eldredge, Congress Hall Hotel. 8-6-lt-4663

WANTED

WAITRESSES, experienced only. Apply Friday evening, Washington Inn, Cape May, ,N. J. 8-6-11-4658

MAN’S Bicycle, state price and condition. Box 4461, Star & Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 8-6-lt-4561

FOR SALE

1934 BUICK 4-dr. Sedan. Good condition. 4 good tires and tubes. Apply Mrs. H. W. Lummis, 816 Kearney Ave. Key. 1873. 8-6-31-4557

tery or generator. Harley Davidson, model 74, completely reconditions, excellent rubber, saddle bags. Complete equipment. Small marine motor, single cylinder, 2cycle, reconditioned ready to run. See Joseph Greaves, S.P.C.A. Shelter, North Cape May. Keystone phone 812-14. 8-6-lt-4664

FURNITURE, mahogany bedroom suite, twin beds, library table, davenport, 2 overstuffed chairs, antique table, rugs and other K es. Keystone phone 1600. lt-4562

PLYMOUTH Coupe, radio, heater, good tires, good condition. Reasonable. Apply Mrs. Kehr, 37 Perry St., Cape May, N. J. 8-6-11-4565

LARGE heating victrola stove, Will bum wood or coal. Practically new, reasonable. Apply 217 Perry St., Cape May.'N. J. 7-30-3t-4649

No. 29 BURNHAM hot water ^ furnace complete with grates, Doe oil burner with Honeywell controls, also 30 gallon water tank. R. H. Faulkner, cor. Columbia Ave. and Stockton Place. 7-30-lf-4550

HOSPITAL bed, metal Simmons, practically new, adjustable at head and foot. Also WHEEL CHAIR with all modern improvements, good as new. Reasonable. Call at 311 Claghom Place to see them. Keystone phone 2721. 7-23-St-4545

MISCELLANEOUS

FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Lee V. Quidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc. Any usable articles can be traded to on Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Heaters, or Refrigerators. Call The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or Bell 753. 4-10-3t-S476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING Rag Storage Guaranteed Moth Powder Keystone Phone 1371 JOHN J. O'FARRELL 111 E. Forget-me-not Seed Wildwood Greet

USO Club Hay Ride Very Successful Following a highly successful hay ride enjoyed by service men and USO Club hostesses Monday night, plans are under way for additional events of that type. Adjutant Theodore F. Thompson, director of the local club, announced this week. The hayride was originally scheduled for last Friday, but was postponed because of rain> Accompanying the group as senior hostesses were Mrs. William Whitehead am!'Mrs. P. G. Fox.

Obituary

MRS. ANNIE TWYMAN Mrs. Annie Twyman, colored, wife of John TWyman, of 165 Learning avenue. West Cape May, died Thursday, July 30th. Funeral services were held at the Hollingsead Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. Chancy officiating. Interment was made in Mount Moriah Cemetery in Cold Spring. MRS. JENNIE THOMAS Mrs. Jennie Thomas, colored, 80 years of age, died in Cape May Court House on Sunday, August 2nd. Funeral services were held at the Hollingsead Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon with the Rev. J. I. Peaco officiating. Interment was made in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

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An ordinance authorizing the private sales of certain lands and buildings owned by the Borough of West Cape May and not needed for public use. and fixing minimum The Board of Commissioners of the Be rough of West Cape May. New Jersey do ordain: Sec. 1. It is hereby determined that the within described list of properties, described by block and lot number. In accordance with the official tax map of the said Borough, -e not needed for public use. Such nds and buildings are hereby auth--ized to be sold at private sales, — less than the minimum prir

i hereby determined by Commissioners, and set o ■ such described properties.

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Plate Block Lot Minimum price

Sec. 2. This list of properties pith tholiymlnlmum prices as set orth [rmectlpn 1. shall: (a) be postetl In the Borough Hall (1>1[ be made Available for dlstrliiijMn, Sec. 3. Such sales may be made or cash, or upon\ercdit. subject to . uch conditions for the payment of purchase price as the Board of Commissioners by resolution, may determine. which resolution may also Impose conditions and restrictions on the use to be made of such lands. Set:. 4. No private sales made ereunder shall become effective .unit ratified by the Board of Commlsloners at a regular meeting. Sec. 5. Private sales are authprted to be made hereunder until December 31. 1942. See. B. This ordinance shall take .feet Immediately upon final passage and publication. .FRANK I". BENNKTT. Mayor

NOTICE The foregoing ordinance was duly passed on second and tlnal reading, after a public hearing thereon, nt a regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, August I. 1942. Borough of West Cape May. REUBEN B. REEVES, Acting Borough Clerk. ;-6-lt-pf»e.80

AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE amending "An ordinance respecting the licensing and sale of Alcoholic Beverage, in he City of Cape May. County of ape May and State of New Jersey, and providing penalties for the violation of certain provisions thereof", adopted April 12. 1940. BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. Cape May County. New Jersey, THAT "AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING THE LICENSING AND SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE CITT OF ■•APE MAT, COUNTY OF CAPE 4AY AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF -ERTAIN PROVISIONS THERE>F" adopted by the Board of Comnlssloners of the City of Cape May. April 12, 1940, be amended lo read as That section S. shall read as fol- *' i alcoholic beverages shall' be in the City of Cape May on any : or secular day between the

Irnhnllc beverages shall be the City of Cape May behe hours of one o’clock A. M. i-lvc o’clock noon on .Sundays, lie it further ordained that dlnanec shall lake effect when i finally adopted by the Board imlssloners of the City of lay and duly published. GEORGE P. WENT7.ELL I. GRANT SCOTT

he for -ata? 0 td? B on final reading and adopted by Hoard of Commissioners of the >’ of Cape May. New Jersey, at a alar meeting held on Friday. July aiding to law. f P' 1 > s e FLOYD C. HUGHES. City Clerk. 1t’D/tfi.SO

PUBLIC SALE OP LAND By virtue of a resolution of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May and In pursuance of the statutes In such case made and prodded. I shall expose at fuibllc vendue on Monday. August 10, 1942. at the hour of 1:30 o’clock In the afternoon. Eastern War Time, at the City Hall, corner of Washington and Franklin atreets, City of Cape May. N. J. the following lots: Block 47. lots IS and 10. City Tax Map. situate on the easterly side of Decatur street between Washington and Lafayette streets. No bid will be accepted for less than 1800. cash, payable at time of ; provided that If bids equal to — _ minimum price be received, the lots will be sold to the highest bidder. The lota will be sold together. A special warranty deed will be delivered to the purchaser within 34 days after tbs sale. O. C. HUGHES. T-J0-2t-pf|5.#4 Collector.

ZN CXANCXNT OP NEW JEB To Elmer W. Nlttlnger and Henrietta A. Hunter: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery, dated July 28, 1942, In a cause wherein the City, of Cape May, Is complainant and Elmer W. Nlttlnger and others are defend you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint In this cause on or before September *“ 1942 or the said bill will be taken confessed against you. Said bill of complaint Is filed foreclose the equity of redemption In a' certain certificate of tax sale made by G. .C. Hughes, collector, dated Nov. S. 1939. of record In the rlerb’a office of Cape May County, In : book 391, page 435 and it 7, block 44. tax mar said city, described as follows: Beginning on the easterly side of Decatur street 82.6 feet aoutheastwardly from the southeasterly side of Columbia avenue containing In front on said Decatur street 60 feet by eostwardly between parallel lines of that width and; parallel with Columbia avenue 136 feet In depth to ground of William Marks. And you Elmer W. Nlttlnger are made a defendant because you are the record owner of said premises. And you Henrietta A. Hunter are mnSo a defendant because you hold a inorlgage in the sum of 815.000 recorded In the Cape May County Clerk’s office. In mortgage book 292. page 23 against said premises and may claim to have some Interest therein. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. solT. Cape May, N. J. 8-6-4ts-pf$17.34 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids for the Installation of a 7.000 foot heating boiler for the Cape May High School will be received at the regular meeting of the Board of Education on August 13. Detailed specifications may be obtained from the Superintendent of Schools at his office In the High School Building. The Board reserves the right reject any and all bids and to quire satisfactory evidence of et bidder that he Is capable of completing the contract If awarded. Address all proposals to Edward E. Pickard. Superintendent of Schools, marked. ‘‘Bid for heating boiler”. By order of the Board of Education. Cape Hay. 7-.31l-2t-pf83.96

BOWL

For Health

and Recreation! RECREATION

CENTER

308-12 Washington St. JACK CRESSE, Prop.

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PUYG0LF; WILDWOOD Golf and Conntry Club ^ Shore Rd. Rt. 4 , Bel. Cape May Coart B f8 SPORTY HOLES ALL DAY PLAY, $1.50 f. Service Men H Kate i 4 Annual Dues. $30 Vlx , INCLUDES GOLF AND J CLUBHOUSE PRIVILEGES HARRY AVERY, Clnb Pro

AL'S B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8 B<

SUNDAY 12 Noon to 12 p.m.

AX. OBSDONK, Owner AL nXBDICAN, Xgx. 4907 PACIFIC AVENUE Wildwood

NOTICE Liberal reward will be given for information leading to arraat and conviction of party or parties entering Chevrolet coach, Virginia license, parked along boardwalk front of Congress Hall Sunday, July 19, between 11 axn. and 2 Glove compartment broken

L. G. BISHOP 122 Eldredge Avenue, 7-2S-St-4544 West Cape May

X* CXANCXBT OE NEW JEESEY To Elizabeth A. Hope and Mr, Hope, husband of Elizabeth A. Hope and the unknown heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Elisabeth A. Hope: By virtue of an order of the " ‘

May Is complainant and Elilzabeth A. Hope and others are defendants you are required to appear and nnthe bill of cbmplatnt In this cause on or before September 29? 1942 or the said bill will be taken as confessed against you.

of Columbia avenue 100 feet ^u.hwestwardly from the southerly comer of Columbia avenue and Franklin street: thence south westward ly along the southeasterly line of Columbia avenue 50 feet; thence southeastwardly at right angles to Columbia avenue 100 feet; thence northeastwardly parallel with- Columbia avenue 50 feet: thence northwestwardly at right angles to Columbia avenue 100 feet to the beginning. And you Elizabeth A. Hope are made a defendant becauee you are the record owner of eald premises. And you Mr. Hope are made a defendant because you are the husband of Elizabeth A. Hope and may have or claim to have an Inchoate estate by the curtesy In said premises. And you the unknown heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Elizabeth A. Hope are made parties' defendant because you have or may claim to have an Interest in said premises. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May, N. J. 8-6-4 ts-pf 821.42

PAY 1940-41 TAXES^NOW NOTICE TO WEST CAPE MAY TAXPAYERS

All taxes for 1941 and prior years will be advertised for Public Sale in this newspaper beginning Thursday, August 13, 1942. E. V. EDSALL, Collector.

Your Guests Expect Plenty of Seafood! Lump Crabmeat Sof4 Shell Crabs Fancy Jumbo Shrimp Salt Mackerel Deep Sea Scallop* All Kinds of fresh fish in season. SEASIDE FISH MARKET Jackson and MaLsiorv Streets JOHN E. MILLING'i’ON, Prop. Keystone 1451 ' Bell 216

ANNUAL SALE SUMMER SHOES All of Our $2.95 White Pumps and Oxfords Are Reduced To $1.95 For Quick Clearence aii $3.50 Grade Shoes Are Reduced to $2-45 Lots Are Broken So Gome Early To Get Your Size No Rubber Sole Shoes Included

In This Sale

M. C. FRYMIRE

400

Washington Straat

P»ach»s or* Supreme LARGE. LUSCIOUS Bfcr+e PEACHES

Preserve Peaches Now!

MASON JARS PINTS “QUARTS

55 c

65 c

FINE GRANULATED SUGAR »Gc JAR CAPS ^ Jlo JAR RIRRS 2 pk ‘" 9o JELLY RLASSES do * J5o RERTR 2lo AtP FRUIT PECTIH 2 «*" I So PARAFFIR WAX l ‘ , l2o

NONE PRICED HIGHER |

Fresh, Sweet—Local

Coni Ott? 13c

Dozen Large Ears, 25c NONE PRICED HICHlR

Large, Fresh Jaky

10*

Gl>, «,» Child,., Swtrt Eating—SEEDltSS GRAPES • 15* iwr

Jumbo Size Nearby Cantaloupes ■"* is* "isjr

Armour’s “STAR” SMALL, SMOKED, PRETENDERED

AVERAGING 10 TO 14 LBS EACH |b

39

Fresh FILLET OF Flounder ‘29* Froth, hoady for fhopat Sea Bass u> 27' Pole Star Fllltft of Redfish 16 25'

Genuine 1942 Spring Lamb LEGS OF

HIGHER

33’

Prlc* MCNE Histtr

heady for the Fa* CROAKERS or PORGIES

19'

SHOULDERS OF Lamb higher Vi 27 c RACK LAMB “ 29c RIB LAMB CHOPS * 47c LOIN LAMB CHOPS * 57c

THURINQER BOLOGNA or Spiood Lunchitn Most Va lb 19 c

"Super-Right" STEWING CHICKENS

Freshly Kltl*d „ 4 lbs 11 and Over

33‘

A Delicious Breakfast with Fresh Peaches and Cream Wheaties 2 < 19*

EVAP. MILKS 6t.*-.47 c 1942 % PEAS 2 25' ■ ASP’S Economic*! Lb M. (10X0 SHORTENING J C*a GRUYERE CHEESE “39' BABY GOUDA che “ ee ’25' Lifebuoy or Lux 3 C ‘ UI 20c Palmolive or Camay 3 20c Woodbury Facial Soap "" 1c

Enriched—Regular, 27 Slice—MARVEL Bread w 10' SANDWICH BREAD, 16 ThU Slieot, P/ 2 -lb leaf Mo

Southern Loaf Cakes Ka * 29 c

Mrs. Gross' NOODLE SOUP

3'‘-25'

Our Best Seller—Ami Page SALAD DRESSING E? 21' r 33*