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YiSITS PARENTS

Br. David Wi Hashes was the guest of his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank R- Hughes, over the weekend. Dr. Hughes recently received his commission in the Naval Reserve as Lieutenant (jg) in the

Medical Reserves

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Hx„ have as their guests their daugh-ter-in-law, Mrs. Harry Hughes, and her small son, David Allen, of Plainfield, and Mrs. William W. Corwin, of San Francisco, Cal.

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LARGE Gold Aviation Wings with name on back “Warren Corliss . May 4, 1933”. Sentimental value Reward. Return Mrs. Corliss, 908 Sewell Ave., Cape May, Keystone phone 2693. 10-29-11-4705

FOUND

FOUND—Money. Apply Star and Wave. 10-29-11-4704

WANTED

LAUNDRY work, lace curtains a specialty, 86c per pair. Call Bell phone 229 R 2. 10-22-3t-4698

A desirable home for an elderly man—no children. Address Miss L. Mae Coward, Box 35, RFD No. 1, Cape May, N. J. 10-22-31-4699

FOR SALE

HEATING plant, oversize bucket a day stove, 85 feet 2-inch pipe, 70 feet %-inch pipe, 14 sections of 30-inch radiators and fittings. R. S. Phillips, R.F.D. Cape May, N. J. 10-29-31-4702

DE-LUXE National 27-foot house Trailer, 1941 model, excellent tires, at Stevens’ Trailer Camp. 10-29-lt-4710

3-PIECE Living Room Suite. Call Key. 2493. 10-29-11-4708

UPRIGHT Piano. Write P.O. Box 4, Cape May. 10-29-lt-4709

1940 DODGE four-door sedan, radio, good rubber, excellent condition. Private owner. Apply 298% Proadway. Evenings 6 to 7 P.M. 10-22-31-4697

IRON Beds, springs, chairs, oak hall rack, and several other articles of furniture. Apply 417 Broadway. 10-15-3t-4691

STUDEBAKER, motor in good shape. Very good 6.00-16 tires, Arvin heater, good looking car. Presser’s Cabins, Shore Road. Phone 806-14. 10-15-81-4690

FOR RENT

FOR RENT or SALE FOR RENT several all year around furnished and unfurnished $20 per month up. Also several bargains Fqr Sale on easy terms. Wetzel Agency, 24th and New York aves., Wildwood. Key. 2811. 10-29-31-4701

HEATED front room in West Cape May for lady or couple, use of kitchen if desired. Call Keystone 805-12. 10-29-lt-4703

WE have several desirable properties for winter or all-year-round rental—furnished or unfurnished. Bcecher-Kay Realty Company, 101 E. Wildwood Avenue, Wildwood. N. J. 10-22-2t-4695

7-ROOM House, oil heat 530.00 month, 6-room apartment $18.00 month. Apply ri-ar 137 W. Crocus Road, Wildwood'Crest. 10-l-6t-4660

MISCELLANEOUS

CARD PARTY and'RADIO Benefit Ladies' Auxiliary, West Cape May Fire Dept., Thurs. Eve., Nov. 19th, Boro Hall. Prizes, refreshments. Admission 28c, tax included. 10-29-31-4707

STOP — LOOK — READ ^ Surprise Fair to be held in West Cape May Boro Hall Wed. and Thurs. evenings, Nov. 4 & 5tfrom 7 to 11 P.M. Novelties, refreshments. Benefit. Boro 'Service Men's Xmas gifts. Sponsored by Ladies’ Auxiliary West Cape May Fire Dept 10-29-11-4706

FRIGIDAIRE DEALER Lee V. Quidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basemant, etc An; usable articles can be tradad in on Frigidalra Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators Gall The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or BeU 768. 4-10-8t-3476

Gridmen Avenge Defeat; Beat Middle 6-0 WILDWOOD — Cape May High School evened up matters here Saturday afternoon by defeating Middle Township High by a 6-0 score before a large crowd gridiron fans. Two weeks ago Middle routed the Cape May team at Cape May by a 14-12 score. Both teams were deadl the first half, resulting in a purfting duel between Rutherford, Cape May quarterback, and Roberson, Middle fullback. Opening the second half, Cape May resorted to the air, and the ball was placed on the sevenyard stripe. Clarence Cooper, left halfback, went over for the lone touchdown from that point. Middle Township threatened to score in the final period on a series of passes which brought the play on the Cape May fiveyard, line. Cooper saved the game when he intercepted a pass on his own three yard stripe and was tackled at midfield. The Cape May team will play Pleasantville Saturday afternoon at Pleasantville, transportation and weather permitting. The game will start at 2:80. To date Pleasantville has won one game and tied one. Next week, the Stegermen will play Ocean City away, and on November 14 they are scheduled to play Salem in Cape May. Line-ups for Saturday’s game

follow:

Cape May Middle Cannone le Hand Bose It Cresse Purnell Ig Thompson Lehman c Bell Shaw rg Henderson Vanaman It Monchetti Parinello le White Rutherford qb Swindell Cooper Ihb Robeson Roseman rhb Spalding Lemmon ......fb Mathews Cape May substitutes were Williams, Kaighn, Hampcrian and

Dunne.

Referee was Rimm, Atlantic City; umpire, Schellenger, Bridgeton; linesman. Hand, Millville.

More Selectees Named For Test Next Wednesday — Continued From Paok One — William Butcher Eckhardt, Jr., Cape May Court House; Arne Ho, Wildwood; Frank Entrikin, Cape May; Francis Andrtew Finley, Wildwood; John Thomas Gallagher, Mayville; Edward Grant, Whites boro; Robert Leonard Green, Cape May; Hilmer Hansen, Wildwood; Walter Patrick Hawkins, Cape May; Torsten Linus D. Henrickson, Wildwood; Russell Leslie Hewitt, Cape May Court House; Paul Hoffman, Cape May Court House; Robert Bertel Isberg, Wildwood; George Raymond Jackson, Erma; Asbjom Thomas Jqjxensen, WUdwood: Edward Kane, Dias Creek; William Francis Kelly, Wildwood: Stanley Francis Klecz, North Wildwood; Harold Morton Krinsky, Wildwood Crest; Andrew Houston Martin, Whitesboro; Frank LeFort McAllister, Wildwood Crest; Kennedy Milton McKelvey, Cape May; Harvey Burns Mills, Cape May; William Joseph Monaghan, Villas. George David Morgan, Cape May Court Houst: Edwin Leslie Morton, West Cape May; Frederick Gottlob Muller. North Wildwood; Harvey Lewis Norton, Cape May Court House; Warren O’Neill, Cape May; Joseph William Parker, Villas; Albert Percy Reynolds, Cape May; William Gordon Schumann, Wildwood; Luther Cresse Shaw, Green Creek; Murrell Lawrence Shivers, North Wildwood; Clarence Richard Smith, North Wildwood; Walter Raymond Smith, Cape May; Harry Lofton Spaulding, Cape May Court House; Russell Leroy Stanford, West Cape May; Francis Theodore Thomas, Wildwood; Harry Clarence Waters, Wildwood; George Howard Amos Watkins, Whitesboro; Joseph Mathew Williams, Whitesboro; George Elias Wilson, Wildwood; Harry Christian Woerner, North Wildwood; Robert Boyer Woodson, Cape May; John Wilson, Wildwood; Dean Pontius Zeller, Wildwood Crest; Robert DeLoyd Davis,

Wildwood.

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WORK CLOTHING Now that winter is “just around the corner” it is time te prepare for the kind of weather we are sure to have. OUR STOCK OF WARM CLOTHING IS LARGE) Brown’s Beach Jackets and Vests, Weol Lined Denim Jackets, Suede and Leather Coats of all kinds, Wool, part-wool and cotton underwear, Plain and fancy flannel shirts. All at prices you can afford to pay. M. C. FRYMIREooo WASHINGTON ST.

Shew High In Navy Dowling League R. M. Shew, of the Squadron l-D-4 Men’e.-bowling team, rolled the high score of,the evening Tuesday at the Cape Recreation Center when the Navy League held Its weekly competition. Results of Tuesday’s games follow: Public Works won three, Squadron LD-4 Officers, 0: Supply Office, 2; Squadron VJ-5, 1; Maintenance, 1; Storekeepers, 2; Squadron l-D-4 Men, 8; Section Base 0.

. Won Storekeepers ......... 11 Squadron l-D-4 Men .. 10 Public Works 9 Squadron VJ-5 6 Maintenance 4 Supply Office 4

Squad. l-D-4 Officers.. 1 LEAVES FOR COLLEGE Miss Dorothy Williams, of Cape

Goldey College, Wilmington, DeL Miss Williams is a graduate of Cape May High School, class of 1942.

NAVAL UNIFORMS For Officers and Chief Petty Officers —Expertly Tailored of Highest Quality Materials— "'BLUES KHAKIS $40 $18-50 All necessary accesories in st<Sck—Insignia, Caps, Covers, Belts, Shirts, Ties, Socks, Rain Coats. Qfettfttbaum’0 " 414-16 Washington Street ■ CAPE MAY

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