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PAIR of bifocal nose glasses in case. Reward. Address Ida A. Green, Havre de Grace,-Md. 8-27-lt-4588

“RUSTY” black cat half grown, answers to name “Rusty”. Female. Call Key. 4394. Reward. 8-27-lt-4590

SMALL brown purse containing sum of money by poor woman, Monday^ Aug. 24. Reward if returned. 644 Hughes street. 8-27-U-4593

GENTLEMAN'S gold wrist watch, Friday, Aug. 22. Probably on beach or Perry St. Name on back. Liberal reward. Garland Fulton, 807 Clwyd Rd.,-Cynwyd, Pa., or Star and Wave office. 8-27-31-4592

FOR RENT

■BUNGALOW, 3 rooms and bath. Oil heat, all year; also heated cabins for workmen. Apply Harry L. Kehr, 87 Perry St. 8-27-3t-4696

FURNISHED apartment, four rooms, first floor, all conveniences. Apply M. L. Sayre Hand, 916 Queen St., Cape May, N. J. 8-27-lt-4585 /

WANTED

ELDERLY couple want unfurnished room and board after September 1st. Moderate terms essential. Address Box 4581. 8-27-H-4581

MAID, full or part time, very little cooking and caring for six year old child. Apply 104 Howard Street, between 7 and 9 p.m., Cape May, N. J. 8-27-lt-4683

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Plan Reorganization Of Cape Golf Club Cape May -Golf Club, one of the oldest resort clubs in the cast, will be closed for the winter immediately after Labor Day, the city commission announced Friday. Stressing that it does not plan to abandon the club but merely to pare maintenance costs to the minimum during the off-season, the commission indicated that it would attempt to reorganize and revive the golf club prior to next season. Its membership constantly dwindling, patronage decreasing and its officers resigning their positions in the dub, the golf club this season -has run far behind the normal average revenues. Discussing the problem Friday, the commission decided to close the club immediately after Labor Day, reduce the maintenance staff to an absolute minimum and to begin reorganization of the club. With the club deficit mounting and play only a fraction of what it once was, the commissioners said they could not be justified in spending more money to meet the deficit unless the club was reorganized and put on a new basis. During the fall the greens will be maintained in order to’ preserve them, but most other maintenance work will be discontinued. The course will be open to anyone desiring to play even though the club will be officially closed, the officials said.

WHITE or colored housekeeper for general housework. Motherless home, two older children. Good wages. apply 815 Beach Ave., Cape May, N. 3. 8-27-U-4682

FARMER to operate farm, good house and other allowances. Chance for advancement to right man. Near schcnl and Post Office, located near Cape May Court House, N. J. Apply Box 4580 Star and Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 8-20-3t-4580

PART time maid, also full time maid, apply Box 4, Star aad Wave.

EXPERIENCED Sales Lady for dress shop. Good salary. Permanent position. Apply by letter. Box 60, Star and Wave. 8-13-81-4569

FOR SALE

SOFA, A-l condition, $22. Telephone Key. 1823. 8-27-lt-4586

COTTAGE. Central location, six bedrooms, two baths, steam heat, fireplace in living room. Large lot. Bargain. Easy terms. Wm. R. Sheppard, Agt. 223 Decatur St., Cape May, N. J. 8-27-31-4689

1941 G. E. Porcelain Electric refrigerator De Luxe. Cash $190. 1 year old. Apply 5 Pennsylvania AVe., .Cape May.'N. J. 8-27-lt-4595

SEE W1LLETS FIRST for new and used furniture. Just in: Some beautiful new occasional chairs— Cogswell and Queen Anne styles —gorgeous colors in tapestry and mohair. Cribs, high chairs, nursery chain and play pens. Innerspring crib - mattresses with wet proof covers. We also have a good stock of innerspring mattresses in .all bed sizes at present. New studio couches and sofa beds. Reupholstered-Jiving room suites, a used 7 pc., bedroom suite • with twin beds, $47.50. Used walnut dining and bed room suites. A few ’•used 9x12 wool rugs. Beds and springs, new or used. W. W. •WiHets, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Open every day and evening. Bell 98, Keystone 5850. Delivery anywhere in Cape May County free. 8-27-lt-4591

HOUSE, 6 rms. and bath, fully furnished, 'heat in basement, double garage, 240 ft. on Bayshore Road. Apply Wm. J. Bate, Bayshore Read and Hudson Ave., Villas. 8-l3-3t-457P

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FRIGIDAIRE DEALER 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 758. 4-10-St-S476

FUEL. Reduce consumption up to . 40'S-. No new equipment por elaborate insulation. _ Postal for particulars to John Wilson Br> 8rd. Reading Ave., Cape May. 8-27-lt-4587

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Clarke Rolls 298 At Cape Alleys ' George C. Clarke, Jr., of 825 Beach avenue, Cape May, and Washington, D. C., missed a perfect bowling score by only two points at the Cape Recreation Center alleys Friday nightYoung Clarke rolled a 298 game, barely missing the coveted 300 mark and establishing a new all-time high record for the. local alleys. He rolled 11 straight strikes to pile up the im-. pressive score.

Artillerymen Lead Softball League Softball scores for games played between August 19 and August 24 were announced today by the Cape May Recreation Commission, which is sponsoring the league series. Several games were postponed because of rain afid will be played at a later date. The Officers’ Club defeated the Naval Air team by a 4 1 -8 score; and the Coast Artillery team chalked up a one-point victory rer VJ-5 with a 1-0 tally. Team standings to date follows: Won Lost Pet. Coast Artillery .. 7 2 Inshore Patrol ... 5 3 Cape May City... 5 4 VT-9 5 4 VJ-5 4 4 .500 Naval Air 4 .6 .400 Officers Club .... 1 7

lers may enter their catches, Jackson said. A committee of judges comprised of veteran anglers will soon be named to peruse the numerous entries. Trophies will be awarded to the winners, and judging from the large list of entries, selections will be most difficult. Fishing has been ideal during the current week and reports from piers tropi Cape May to Ocean City indicate that fishing will continue to be good during September. NOTICE TO VOTERS NOTICE OF PERM A NE ANT

Notice is hereby given that one of three permanent registration days to be held during the year 1942 for t - purpose of alTordlng voters an c portunity to register under the m permanent registration law whi takes effect July 1. 1943. will be held Tuesday Seotcmber 15. 1942 at each polling place In each municipality in the County of Cape May. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. until 12 noon, and from 1 to S o'clock P. M. Only such voters will be pemianently registered as present themselves personally. Naturalized zens must produce their citizenship Voters arc urged to appear ... registering at their respective polling places as early ns possible after 10 o'clock In the morning on the date specificd._ In order to avoid the evening congestion. Two other permanent registration days will be held in the County during the year 1942, due notice of which —111 be given. ..t ? " May follot North Cape May 8 A.M. to 12 Noon. South Cape May 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. CAPE MAT COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS. 8-27-3ts-pf*10.14

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY TO JOHN BOSE: By virtue of an Order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof. In a certain cause wherein Ruth Bose Is the petitioner and you are the defendant you are required to answer the petitioner's petition on or before the 6th day of October next, o default thereof, such decree wil. taken against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and just. The object of said suit Is to in a decree of divorce, dissolving le marriage between you and the said petitioner for the causes set forth In said petition. DATED: August 3rd. 1942. GLENN & GLENN Solicitors for Petitioner 538 Guarantee Trust Bldg. Atlantic City. N. J. 8-13-4t-pf$7.18

Tennis Tourney In Progress Here With a field of more than 50 players entered in the 15th annual tennis tournament now under way at the city courts adjoining the Golf Club, interest in the game is running high. In the first round of the ladies' singles. Lilias Lord drew bye; Margaret Skinner won over Mary Chambers 6-4, 6-4; Mrs. O. Lewis over Heath McCawley, 6-2. 6-1; Maud Hardwick was defeated by Bobbie Stine 6-0, 6-2; Betty Brown won over Liz Newton, 6-1, Mrs. McCook Reed drew bye; Constance Brown won over M. Grad 2-6, 6-2, 7-5; Mrs. Block over’ Bobbie'"Norfleet, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Seeded players were Mrs. L. Lord and Mrs. E. Block. Committee members in charge of the tournament are Mrs. John W. Lord, Jr., A. S. Walker, Charlie Kerr, Robert Alexander and Margaret Skinner.

Contest Entries On Rise, Jackson Says COURT HOUSE — Fish of all varieties have been hooked and landed in Cape May County waters during the current season,. Director Percy H. Jackson, in charge of the county's seventh annual fishing contest, which is >w under way, said today. Director Jackson disclosed that drum, dolphin, striped bass, in addition to the regular run of bluefish. croakers, floundens, kings, \veaks and porgies have entered in the contest. ; contest ends October 1, the popularity of the event continuing, due in Ijrge measure to the ease with which ang-

Food & Novelty Sale AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FRIDAY, AUGUST M 10:80 AJL /'"Ladies aid.

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IN CRANOEBY OF NEW JERSEY To Jessie Bernstein and Mr. Bern stein. husband of Jessie Bemsteh. and the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Jessie Bernstein: By virtue of-an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey Augst 6. 1942. in a cause wherein the. City of Cape May Is complainant' and Jessie Bernstein and others, are defendants you are required to pear and answer the bill of c< plaint In this cause on or before tober^7. 1942. or the said bill i Said bill of complaint !s S flled

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clerk's office of In mortgage book ering Block 52. In of the City of Cui

C. Hughes, collectoi 1939. of record in th of Cape May Count} ook 391. page 437 cov

Columbia avenue i having a front < depth of 110 feet

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the record ow And you \ of Jessie Ber

fendant bccai , _. by the curtesy in said premises. And you the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Jessie In said premises. Dated August 7. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDRUDGE. Esq. Sol'r. of Complainant. Cape May, N. J. S-13-4t-pf*17.S4

The annual meeting of Cape May County Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Foundation will be held In the old court-house building. Ckpc BBS 1. 1! t 8 P. M _ Eight membeis of the Board of •overnors will be elected for three cars: elglq members for two years, nd eight members for one year. All persons who contributed Five lollars (15.00) or more to the county

ind Mr. Hope.

>f an order of the Court dated July 28. 1942. In rein the City of Cape

Notice is hereby given that the accounts of the subscriber, as Administrator of the Estate of Joseph -a. Hensxey. deceased, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, and reported for settlement to the Orphans' Court of the County of Cape May on the twenty-third day of September, next, at ten o’clock A. M.. at which time application win be made for the allowance of • Commissions and counsel fees. Dated August l*th. 1941. W! HARLAN HENSZEY T. MILLET HAND. Proctor Cape May, N. J. 8-20-6 ts-pf!<.S0

notige Liberal reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons who broke into and robbed sloop yacht “Naraka” at her mooring m Cape May Harbor about August 3rd to 7th. Notify owner. REUBEN B. CLARK, Sd. 113 Myrtle Ave. West Cape May, N. J. Phone Cape May Bell 14 8-13-3 t-pf$3.12

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Mary G. James; Lillie Maler and Louis Maier. her husband: Margaret V. D. Ray 1 man ana Frank Raylman, her husband; William G. Dakin and Florence V. Dakin, his wife; Bessie I. Brooks and John Brooks, her husband: Frank S. Dakin and Anna S. Dakin, his wife: Lydia 8. Derbyshire, widow of George H. Derbyshire, deceased: George Derbyshire and Lydia, his wife: William H. Derbyshire and Sarah 8. Derbyshire, his wife: Alice H. Hlndeman and Thomas J. Hlndeman, her husband: Abram Hooley and Mary B. Hooley. his wife and Mary H. Stiles:

STS complaint on to ber 7. 1942 or said bOl will be taken as confessed aaralnst you. Said bill Is riled to zorecl _ _ _ equity of redemption fn a certain certificate of tax sale made by G. C. Hughes, collector to complainant, dated Nov. 8. 1939. of record In the

line of Jackson street. 40 feet wide, said point being 161.6 feet northwestwardly from the Intersection of said northeasterly side line of Jackson street with the northerly side of Beach avenue, having a frontage of 40 fi ' depth of 120.5 feet. And you Mary G. James. Lillie Maier. Margaret V. D. Raylman, William G. Dakin. Bessie I. Brooks: Frank 8. Dakin: George Derbyshire. William H. Derbyshire. Alice H. Hlndeman. Abram Hooley and Mary H. Stiles arc made defendants because you are or may claim to be the owners. In fee. of said premises. And you Louis Maier. Frank Raylman. John Brooks and Thomas J. Hlndeman are made defendants because you have or claim to have an inchoate estate by the curtesy yin said premises or some Interest therein. ^ And you Florence V. DaklL, na S. Dakin. Lydia S. Derbyshire, Lydia Derbyshire. Sarah 8. ——-~ shli-e and Mary B. Hooley may claim to have an Inchoat. late In dower In said premises o some Interest therein. Dated August 7. 1942. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE.Esq. Sol'r. of Complainant, Cape May. N. J. 8-13-4 t-pf 926.62

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And you Elizabeth A Hope are made a defendant because you are the record owner df said 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' JSnsabeth A. Hope are made parties

SAMUEL F- ELDREDGE. sol'r. Cape May. N. J. *-6-4ts-pf|21.42

J'incd Wld-Summ&A CLEARANCE (only one clearance sale conducted each season) JjouUsia' flsuadi} io UJsiah Group of Dresses, up to $14-95 Sale Price $8-95 Group of Cotton Dresses Sale Price $2.95-$4-45-$6.95 Group of Better Dresses, reg. $29.95 to $49.95 Sale Price $13-95 Slack Suits, sizes 10 to 20 less 20% off Play Suits, formerly $6.95 to $10.95 Sale Price $3-95 and $4-45 Open Evenings All Sales Final

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