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SAT., AUG. 29—Vicinity of Railroad Station, small female wirehair Fox Terrier, answers to name Bubbles, white, with light brown head, black spot one side. Reward if returned to Capt. Magruder, 1811 New Jersey Ave. Bell l<'~

9-8-U-4612

FOR RENT

Two apartments, 2 room and room with baths, all conveniences. Apply M. L. Hand, 916 Queen St., Cape May, NJ. 9-3-11-4597

DOUBLE and Single rooms with heat 85.00 and up per week. 11 Broadway. Key. 2393- 9-3-3t-4602

COMFORTABLE Room, hot water at all times. 915 Corgie St. 84 weekly. 9-3-lt-4604

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

8-27-31-4596

WANTED

Oil burner for four rooms, must be in good condition and price reasonable. 1140 Maryland Ave.

Cape May, N. J. 9-3-lt-Np. 4615

WOMAN to clean small office, 10 hours per week, 55c per hour. 1 to 2 hours each day except Sundays. Baptismal or Birth Certificate required. Apply by letter Box 4600, Star & Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 9-3-31-4600

FEMALE help wanted for general housework. Apply Broadway Beauty Salon, York Ave. Broadway, West Cape May. 9-8-31-4606

WOMAN, white, capable, settled, care of child and light housework. 'Small cottage suburban Phila., 2 in family. Pleasant home for right person. Write full details. Box 4611, Star & Wave Office. 9-8-11-4611

IMMEDIATELY, house or apt. for refined settled couple, all year round. Good care, exchange f reasonable rent. Own furniture, room min. Apply Box 4613, Star & Wave Office. 9-3-lt-4613

FARMER to operate farm,' good house and other allowances. Chance for advancement to right man. Near school and Post Officer located near Cape May Court House; N. J. Apply Box 4580 Star and Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 8-20-31-4580

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

FOR SALE

Bucket a day, with oil burner. Gun Type oil burner for home use with 275 gal. tank containing 200 gals of oil. Price reasonable. Apply 130 Decatur St., Cape May. 9-S-8U-NO. 4614

}5 Tan Window Shades, 28'/i inches wide, 1 Premier Duplex Sweeper. Apply 318 Jefferson St. 9-3-3t-4607

CHEAP—About two acres ground at the corner of Myrtle Ave. and

W. L. Ewing, Cape May.

THREE Lots 178x2 by 50 ft. front each. All on Broadway opposite Central Ave. Sold separately or together. Apply 732 Broadway in rear. 9-S-3t-4599 COTTAGE.. Central location, 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. ' 8-27-31-4589

SEE WILLETS FIRST for 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 chairs and play pens. Inn'erspring crib mattresses with wet proof covers. We also hav a good stock of innerspring mattresses in all bed sizes at present. New studio couches and sofa beds. Reupholstered living room suites, a used 7 pc. bedroom suite with twin beds, 847.50. Used walnut dining and bed room suites. A few used 9x12 wool rugs. Beds and springs, new or used. W. W. Willets, Schellenger and New Jersey Aves., Wildwood. Open every day and evening. Bell 98, Keystone 5850. Delivery anywhere in Cape May County free. 9-3-11-4603

MISCELLANEOUS

FIRE WOOD given away. Mr. Davis, Cape May. Canal. 9-3-3t-

FR1G1DAIRE DEALER Lee V. Quidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc. Any usable articles can be tradad In on Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators, (ill The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or Bell 753. 4-iO-8t~S«76 ✓ .

CARPET ANDJtUfi CLEANING

Keystone Pbowa 1*71 O FARRELL

Lord-Alexander Mixed Doubles Tennis Winners Mrs. John W. Lord, of Germantown, Pa., and Robert Alexander, of Philadelphia and Cape May, won the mixed doubles in the Cape May tennis tournament Sunday afternoon, climaxing the tourney which has been in progress for more than a week. Mrs. Lord and Alexander 4-5, 10-8, 6-4, over Margaret Vail and Henry McCone, of Ocean

City.

The play-off was one of the most hotly contested games of the tournament, and additional spice was added to the contest by the strong wind which prevailed Sunday afternoon. A large gallery of fans witnesesd the match. In the semi-finals Friday afternoon, Mrs. Lord and Alexander defeated Block and Block, 7-5, 6-2; and Vail and McCone defeated Norfleet and Mock 6-1, 6-1. Mrs: Lord won- the women’s singles tennis tournament Saturday afternoon by conquering Mrs. Leonard Block, of Washington, D. C. 10-8, 6-3. In the singles semi-finals, Mrs. Lord beat Mrs. O. Lewis, 6-4, 6-1; and Mrs. Block won from Betty Brown, 6-4, 6-4. In the women's doubles played Sunday morning Margaret Svit and Margaret Vail, of Ocean City, defeated Mrs. Block and Mrs. Lord, 6-4, 6-1, after they had overcome Brown and Brown 6-1, 6-2; and Mrs. Block and Mrs. Lord had defeated Lewis and M. Skinner 6-1, 4-6, 7-5. Ensign Harry J. Wald, of Pittsburgh, and McCook Reed, o' Bryn Mawr; won the men’ doubles Sunday morning, after having defeated Bob Alexander and Bucky Block 6-3, 6-2. In the semi-finals Alexander and Block won from Warner and Howard 6-3, 6-3; and Wald and Reed ’won from Owen and Mock 6-1, 6-3. Wald and Reed played the en’s singles yesterday afternoon, but until press time the game had not been completed. The tournament at the city courts adjoining the Cape May Golf. Club has been one of the most successful ever held here with a large field of entries and a large gallery of spectators at every match. Prizes were presented to ners, and tennis insignias presented to members of the mittee which is in charge of this year’s tournament. 'Committee members are Mrs. Lord, Charlie Kerr, Alexander, A. S. Walker and Miss Margaret Skinner. The tennis committee presented William Moore with an honorary membership for his faithful service and presented his son with a gift for his service at the courts during the season.

Big League Piteber To Twirl For Army Cape May baseball fans will have an opportunity to witness big league ball playing on Tuesday night when a former National League pitcher will preside on the mound at Seaview Park in a hardball game between the Coast Artillery and the Inshore Patrol. Dunlevy, a former Philadelphia National League twirler, will pitch for the Coast Artillery

Reeves Promoted To Rank Of Sergeant W. Harry Reeves, of Cape May, who is a member of the 307th Infantry, 77th Division, at Fort Jackson, S. C., has received his non-commissioned • officers’ warrant. He has been advanced in grade from Corporal Technician

VJ-5 Teams Wins In Soft Ball Tilt The VJ-5 softball team defeated the Naval Air squad by a score of 6-2 in a recent tilt as part of the Cape May Recreation Commission’s softball league. A number of games have been cancelled or postponed because of eather conditions or movements of some of the military units which had teams entered in the league competition. The Coast Artillery team from Cape May Point remains in the leading position, having won seven, games and lost two. Much of the Artillerymen’s success is due to the outstanding playing of Catcher Norman Davidoff. TeanT standings follow: Won Lost Pet. Coast Artillery .. 7 2 .777 Inshore Patrol .. 5 3 .625 Cape May City .. 5 4 .556 VT-9 5 4 .655 VJ-5 5 4 .555 al Air ....... 4 7 ^.363 Officers' Club ... 1 7 . .125 The VT-9 team is out of the remaining schedule, having - been transferred from Cape MAy. MISS DOAK ILL Miss Rebecca S. Doak, for many years an employee in the Cape May postoffice, is recoverihg from .a serious illness at her Washington street home.

ALS B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8

OPES DAILY

13 Hooc to 13 p-m.

4907 PACIFIC AVENUE Wildwood

NAVIGATION STATE HOUSE

TEENTON, NEW JERSEY PROJECT No. 181 AUG. 34, 1943

ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed proposals for the construcon of a stone Jetty, in the Atlantic -can. Borough of Stone Harbor, ipe May County. New Jersey, will t received at the ofllce of the Board . Commerce and Navigation. State House. Trenton. New Jersey at 11:30 * M. Eastern War Time. Wednesday. iptember 9th. 1942 and then public-

ly opened and read aloud.

Plans and specifications may be fewed at the- office of the Board of Commerce and Navigation at No. 060 Broad Street. Newark. New Jerey. or will be furnished persoi pon request at the Newark office. No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by cash or certified check made payable to the Board ind Navigation of New

if 6% of the

project and

White mess jackets have come regulation for summer functions at the U. S. Naval Academy.

NOTICE TC VOTERS

REGISTRATION Notice is hereby given that one of three permanent registration days to be held during the year 1942 for the purpose of affording voters an opportunity to register under the new permanent registration law which takes effect July 1. 1943. will be held Tuesday September 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 8 o'clock P.

will be permanpresent themNaturallzed cititheir citizenship

Only such voters cntly registered at selves personally, sens must produce

papers.

Voters are urged to appear for registering at their respective polling places as early as possible after 10 o’'lock In the morning on the date speclf.ed. in order to avoid the evenTwo other permanent registration days will be held in the"County during the year 1942. due notice of which will be given. At North Cape May and South Cape May registrars will be on duty as North Cape May 8 A.M. to 12 Noon South Capt May 4 P.M. to 8 P.M CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS. 8-27-3ts-pf*10.14

Jersey, in the a total amount bid I a certified statemi company stating 1 necessary perforrr hid deposits recoi’

bids may

I It will furnish =e bond. The with the three

-- held for thirty (30) days after (he opening of bids or until forty-eight (48) hours af.er the accepted bidder has executed thc-

• iqulrcd

>nd. All o

r bid

Jlred to furnish a

l-27-2ts-pf$l 1

IN CHANCERY OT NEW JERSEY Mary G. James: XAllle Mafer Loulp Maler. her husband: Mart V. D. Raylman and Frank Iman. her husband: William G.

Dakin.

Ife:

ks and John : Frank S. Dari. his wife: LyIdow of George rased: George . his wife: Wllind Sarah S. lice H. Hln-

>f Chancery of New Jers Vugust 6. 1942 In a caus he City of Cape May Is int and Mary G. James e ire defendants you are n ippear and answer the connil of complaint on or t

I to roreclose the ion In a certain — sale made by G.

illcctor to complainant.

C. Hugh. dated Nov. 8. 1939. of record In the Cape May County Clerk’s office. In mortgage book 391. page 432. covering Block 41. lot 40. on the tax

map of said City.

Beginning at a point In the northistorly side line of Jackson street, i feet wide, said point being 257.5 et northwestwardly from the In- . rsecttdn of said northeasterly side line of Jackson street with the

side -

front

40 fee

mi GOLF WILDWOOD Gotf and Country Club Shore Rd, RL 4 ■at. Cape Hay Court House /8 SPORTY HOLES ALL DAY PLAY, *1.50

;Y AVERY. Club Pro

depth of 130.6

And you Mary G. James. Lillie Maler. Margaret V. D. Raylman. William G. Dakin. Bessie I. Brooks: Frank S. Dakin: George Derbyshire, William H. Derbyshire. Alice H. "Indeman. Abram Hooley and Mary . Stiles are made defendants beluse you are or may claim to be le owners. In fee. of said premises. A.nd you Louis Maler. Frank Raylman. John Brooks and Thomas J. ■'Indeman are made defendants bemse you have or claim to have an ehoate estate by the curtesy In .Id premises or some Interest thereAnd you Florence V. Dakin. Ani S. Dakin. Lydia S. Derbyshire. ; vdia Derbyshire. Sarah S. Derbyilre and Mary B. Hooley have or ! ay claim to have an incho ‘ te In dower In said prem -me Interest therein. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘. 1942. F. ELD . of Complainant.

Cape May. N. J. 8-13-4t-pf326 52 ’

BOROUGH OP CAPE MaY POINT

SALS OP LANDS

^.The^ Borough of Cape May Point. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1943, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Borough Hall. In the said Borough, will sell at public auction the following lot of land and premises to the

highest bidder:

Lot No. 97. In Block A. and said lot ihall not be sold for less tEan the Him of Three Hundred DoitoH,

The Borough reserve: ■eject any or all bids. Dated August 21. 1942. LOUISA W. TRADER.

Borough Cork. :-27-2ts-pf|3.60

right t

NOTICE OP S

trator of the Estate of Joseph <3. Henszey. deceased, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, and re-

time application will be made for the allowance of Commissions and counsel fees. Dated August 19th. 1942. W. HARLAN HENSSKT T. MILLET HAND. Proctor Cape May. N. J. 8-20-5 ts-pf 3 6.30

NOTICE The following Is a list of those applying In Cape May County for admission to the Bar of New Jersey, the examination therefore to be held on October 8 and 9th. 1942. Objections to the admission applicants may be made In person, or by letter addressed to the Board of Bar Examiners, at the State House, Trenton, or to any member of the Board, or to any member of .the Committee on Character and Fitness of Cape May County. Information respecting the character of a candidate will be treated as confidential If the person imparting It so desires. WILDWOOD Garrison. Rex A. ^ 117 W. Magnolia Ave. FRED L. BLOODGOOD. Clerk of the Supreme Court. 18 Aug. 1942. 8-24-2ts-pf$4.32

IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY TO JOHN BOSE: By virtue of an Order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey; made *Jie day of the date hereof. In » :crtain cause wherein Ruth Bose Is .he petitioner and you are the defendant. you are required to answer the petitioner’s petition on or before 5th day of October next, or in ult thereof, such decree will be taken against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and Just. The object of said suit Is to tain a decree of divorce, dissolving the marriage between you and Unsaid petitioner for the causes se forth In said petition. DATED: August 3rd. 1942. GLENN & GLENN Solicitors for Petitioner 638 Guarantee Trust Bldg. AtlanUc City. N. J. l-13-4t-pf87.18

Borough of West Cape May SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES

: Is hereby given that the

jf Taxes for the Borough of *>esi \ State of New Jersey, will sell purs State of New Jersey, entitled "Ar

Municipal Charges ... r .\y '•L 0 Creation and Enforcement of Liens therco:

icrlber, Everett V. Edsall. Collector day. a Municipal Corporation of the to an Act of the Legislature of the . Concerning Unpaid Taxes. AssessReal Property and Providing for the = '-' * ’’ (Rev-

Collection thi

' f .L , . 9, .5’. an l. ,, J5 Supplements thereto and acts anwndatory thereof. ...

,i he Borough of West Cape May. N. J.. on Satur-

194. at Borough Hall. West Cape May. New Jersey, at 3

' ' tracts or parcels of land hereinafter deshe lowest rate of interest, but In no case

„. h ... - annum: provided that If any person at c ss ihsn \° purchase, subject to redemption, at a rate of Interest ™A„?_ p ^S, centu,n ’ , cn such person may. in lieu of any rate of interner.ls or d b?her°/h C n r r^ o'a'" 'JH’ ° VCr i R ? d !\ bove ,he amount of taxes, assess11, u * Per charges due the municipality and such case, the property f inch Z and SOld 10 ,h ': h| Shcst bidder who offers to pay the amoifnt f '"ifi'.'f?*?! assessments or chllrK cs. plus the highest amount of premium.

amount chargeable" against lands for Interest thereon on said amount from

July 1

The L

and 1941 together the, date of sale, and costs of

icrlption of the said lands to be sold, showand the supposed owners thereof as they fh of West Cape May. and the amount due

i:s of the-elelinquenl c books of the Boro lid lots or parcels.

Plate Elk. Lot

st John Stanton i oward & Rose Richardson 1 lien T. Daebler i st. John Stanton i st. Theo Bythewood 1 . S. Rutherford l

20.06 -278.40 7 42 89.32 22.94 203.12

9.65 19.11

54.60 12.23

Conway 3 Est. J. B. Ewing 3 W. J. Fenderson 3 Irvin Loper 3 Maud C. Booth 3 Cynthia Robinson 3 Cape May B. & L. Assn 3 Cape May B. & L. Assn. ... 3 Cape May B. & L. Assn. ... 3 Maud Booth 3 Est - ’ • —

40.95 13.65 103.74

? Carter id Boot!

Julius C. Mor

r N. Williams .

Maud Booth ? ■■ ■ Booth 5 Maud Booth 5 id Booth 5 Id Wiltshire 5 id Wiltshire 6 Maud Booth 5 Maud Booth 5 Maud Booth 5 Maud Booth 5 Maud Booth 5 id Booth 5 N^atid Booth 5 James T. Palmer 5

2-64 12.66

18.66 14.83 44.60

110.94 12.29 11.06

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