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LOST

BLACK Male Cat, reward if returned to Arnold’s Cafe, Beach and Jackson St. ll-12-lt-4729

SINGLE strand of pearl beads, missing since Nov. ^-61 Reward. Telephone Keystone 4133. 11-12-11-4721

LARGE black and , white setter. Name ‘‘Semans’’ otr collar. Reward. Return 1009 Stockton Ave. 11-12-11-4731

WANTED

LAUNDRY work, lace curtains a specialty, 60c per pair. Call Bell phone 229 P 2. ll-12-3t-4730

BOYS 16 years of age to learn. Apply Seaview Hosiery Mills, 474 W. Perry St ll-12-lt-4723

DAY’S Work. Apply 239 Fourth Ave., West Cape May. 11-12-11-4724

FOR SALE

WE ARE CLOSING OUR GREENHOUSE FOR THE DURATION—Must sell all flowers and plants at sacrifice. Come take your pick of these beautiful plants at only 10c each. HUNT FARMS GREENHOUSE, Route No. 4, Shore Rd. near Sea Isle City Road. 11-12-H-4728

11 HOT Water Radiators, 1 Gas Hot Water Radiator, 4-bumcr Gas Grill, 5 complete Toilets, 3 Wash Bowls, 1 set Laundry Trays, Bucket-a-day Stove. Call H. B. at Hunt Theatres, Wildwood, N. J. ll-12-lt-4719

COMPLETE Luncheonette Equipment including soda fountain, now Installed in Boardwalk store at Cape May, N. J. Purchaser can lease its present location at reasonable rent and start to do business at once, as war has boosted business to new high level. Call H. B. at Hunt Theatres, Wildwood, N. J. 11-12-11-4720

8-PIECE Living room suite, good condition. Apply Mrs. Edward Phillips, phone 2221. 11-12-31-4727

5-ROOM Bungalow located on Naval Air Station, with hot water heat. Can be moved easily. Will sacrifice. Call James West, Keystone Phone 4121. ll-12-3t-4725

HEATING plant, oversize bucket a day stove, 85 feet 2-inch pipe, 70 feet %-inch pipe, 14 sections gt 80-inch radiators and fittings. It. S. Phillips, R.F.D. Cape May, N. J. 10-29-3M702

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

FOR RENT

THREE Cottages, 8 rooms (4 bedrooms) and bath, furnished with heating facilities. $35 per month. For inspection apply Campbell Agency, 617 Washington St. ll-12-3t-4732

HEATED Rooms with or without board, plenty of hot water, rates reasonable. The Hamilton, 209 Perry St., Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 4530. 11-5-31-1717 .

CLEAN Warm rooms, innerspring mattresses, winter rates, reasonable. Mrs. E. P. Kishpaugh, 29 Perry St. ll-5-3t-4716 ROOMS with or without light housekeeping. Apply 509 Columbia Ave., Cape May Keystone Phone 23C1. U-12-lt-4733

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

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of JAMES H. HAMILTON on his birthday, Nov. 11th. WIFE and DAUGHTER 11-12-11-4726

MISCELLANEOUS

CARD PARTY and RADIO Benefit Ladies’ Auxiliary, .West Cape May Fire Depti, Thurs. Eve. Nov. 19th, Boro Hall. Prizes, refreshments. Admission 28c, tax included. 10-29-31-4701

FR1GIDAIRE DEALER Lee V Quidort suggests you look around your attic, garage, basement, etc Any usable articles can be traded in on Frigidaira Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerator* Call The Trader, Keystone Wildwood 2814 or Bell 753. 4-!0-8t-8476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING Rax Storm Guarmnteed Moth Powder Koyatone Phone 1S71 JOHN J. O FARRELL 11* E. Fm icet-me-not Ro«d Wildwood Crest

Cape May And Ocean City In 0-0 Tie Cape May and Ocean City high school football teams played a scoreless tie Saturday afternoon at Ocean City. The Capers had what looked like a touchdown three minutes after the contest started when Rutherford passed to Williams who ran out of the end rone in making the catch. The score was nullified. The game was waged evenly until the last five minutes when the Cape May lads drove from their 40-yard line to Ocean City’s nine on a series of runs and E asses. A fumble caused by a ad pass from center ended the drive as Ocean City recovered. Rutherford’s runs were outstanding for Cape May, while Sundstrum contributed a good share of gain for Ocean City. Cape May’s next game will be with Salem High School here Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Line-ups for last Saturday’s contest follows: Cape May Ocean City Williams le Gerhardt Cannone It Weatherbee Purnell Ig Haines Lehman Diamond Shaw rg Ogden Bose rt Schuff Parinello re Barton Rutherford qb D'Imperio Cooper ...... Ihb Harmon Roseman rhb.... Sundstrom Lemmon fb...... Nickles Cape May substitutes were Dunne and Engman. Ocean City subs were LeSturgeon, Swain, Florentine, Ewing and Harvey.

Storekeepers Lead Navy Rowlers The Storekeepers’ bowling team rolled the highest score in the Naval Base bowling league competition at the Cape Recreation Center alleys Tuesday night, piling up a total of 1,925 for three games. The Storekeepers also led the league Tuesday night with the highest score for a single game, 676. Biddle, of the Public Works team, was high man for the evening with 211. Tn Tuesday’s contests, results were: Public Works, 3, Squadron VJ-5, 0; Storekeepers, 3, Squadron l-D-4 Men, 0; Maintenance, 3, Section Base, 0; Supply Office, 2, Squadron l-D-4 Officers, 1. Standings to date follow: Won Lost Storekeepers 15 3 Public Works .14 4 Sqd. l-D-4 Men 11 7 Maintenance 8 10 Sqd. VJ-5 8 10 Supply Office 8 10 Section Base 6 12 Sqd. l-D-4 Off 2 16

Meatless Tuesdays Urged In Jersey TRENTON — Governor Edison this week called upon restaurants, hotels, dining cars and other public eating places in New Jersey not to serve meat Tuesdays and to feature meatless dishes. Housewives were urged to follow the plan in their homes. In a proclamation, the Governor pointed out the Food Requirements Committee of the War Production Board has requested that the consumption of beef, pork, veal and lamb by civilians over 12 years of age be limited to 'Two and one-half pounds per week. Similar plans have been attempted in other nearby states as part of the war emergency program. Nationwide meat rationing is expected to become effective about

IN MEMORIAM

SHEETS: In loving memory of a precious Wife and Mother who departed this life on Nov. 15, 194i. Good was her heart, her friendship sound, Loved and respected by all around, To a wonderful life came a sudden eiid. She died as she lived, everyone’s friend. Fold her Dear Father, in’ thine arms, and let her henceforth be a messenger of love between this human heart and Thee. Sadly missed by her HUSBAND^and SONS. ll-12-lt-4718 . )

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness, flowers. cards and use of cars in our recent bereavement. MRS. GEORGE BOSTON 11-12-11-4722 and FAMILY.

ALS B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8

4907 PACIFIC AVENUE Wildwood

January 1, under which each person over 12 yean of age will be allowed a ration of two and onehalf pounds per week. Only meats which may be shipped to the armed forces without great risk of spoiling arl" to be rationed.

Taka notice that application has been made to the Mayor and Comratsslonera of the City of Cape May •- •-'anafer to Helen W. Borbach Ing as Henri's for premises located at 324 Beach AVenue. City' and County of Cape May. New Jersey the Plenary Retail Distribution License heretofore Issued to Henri Borbach for the said premises located as above described. Objections If any should be made immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes, Clerk of the City of Cape May. HELEN W. BORBACH. Cape May. N. J. !-2ts-pf*3.42

NOTICE TO TOTEM

Notice Is hereby given that final permanent registration day to be held during the year 1942 for the purpose of affording voters an. opportunity to register under the new permanent registration law which •ikes effect July 1. 1943. will be held ..i Saturday. Nov. 28. 1942. at each polling place In each municipality In the County of Cape May, between the hours of 1 to 9 P. M. Only such voters will be permanently registered as present them- ' es personally. Naturalised cltlj must produce their dtlsenshlp

papers.

Voters are urged to appear

registering at their respective . ing places as early as possible after 1 P. M, on the date specified. In order

to avoid the evening congestion.

At North Cape May and South Cape May registrars will be on duty

is follows: . „ North Cape May 1 to 4 P M. South Cape May 5 to 9 P.M.

CAPE MAT COTTNTT

IN OHANCBBT OF NEW JXRSET

City of Cape May. I a municipal f corporation, f

md First National Investment Corporation, a corporation of New Please take notice that A. J. Cafl■o. Esq. one of the Masters in Chan•ry of New Jersey, has appointed ovomber 28. 1942 at the hour of 1:30 o'clock in the forenoon. East_.n War Time, at his office 3303 New Jersey avenue, City ^of Wildwood,

Cape May County. New Jersey,

the time and place

i shall pay ‘*

... .1 And where

„ the complainant herein the amount due under Its

.ertifleato of tax sale made by G. C. Hughes, collector, recorded In mort-

gage book 391. —

line of Columbia avenue 100 feet Houthweatwardly from the southerly corner of Columbia avenue and Franklin streets, cor. to lands of Henry Genet Taylor, Jr. and wife; thence southwestwardly along *'•“

southeasterly line of Columbia -

uo 50 feet: thence southeaslwardiy

t right angles to Columbia .00 feet: thence • I

parallel

u,<-uv« northeastwardly with Columbia avenue 60

northwestwardly

right angles to Columbia

0 the place of beginning. Being premises 812 Columbl_

ic: also being Lot 5, block_ 66

the official tax mAp of said City. The amount due complainant on said certificate of sale and taxes accruing since said sale, with interest. • the sum of *1849.96. with Interest —nee Oct. 8. 1942 at 8% per annum, together with complainant's taxed

costs of this suit.

In default of such payment you

will be absolutely debarred and foreclosed from any right and equity of redemption in said lands and

^SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE.

SoUr.

Cape May. N. J-ll-12-lt-pf»7.80

Authorize Persons to Change their Names”, approved February 24th. 1876 find the amendments or supplements thereto, notice Is hereby given that 1 shall apply to the Inferior Court of Common Pleas of the County of Cape May. N. J.. on Wednesday. the 9th day of December. A, P.. 1942. at ten o'clock In the foreii. or as. soon thereafter as I ear. hoard, for an order to authorize .... to assume another name, to wit: the name of HOWARD FRA Vic'.IN SPEUA JACKSON. Dated Novcnibor 7. A. D. 1942. HOWARD FRANKLIN SPERA, Capo May City. N. J. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Altoney for Petitioner. Cape May. N. J. 11-12-4ts-pf*10.20

NOTION TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of LOGAN B. TAYLOR. Deceased. - Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH. Surrogate of the County ‘ Cape May. made .on the twen> eighth day of October. A. D. 1942. the application of the subscriber. Administratrix of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the twentyeighth day of October. A. D. 1942. oi they -will he forever barred of an> action ntalnst the subscriber. Dated October 28th. A. D. 1942. CATHERINE M. TAYLOR T. MILLET HAND. Proctor. ''ape May. N. J. Il-fi-6ts-pf*8.82

BOROUGH OF CAFE MAT POINT

BALE OF LAND ^ Tho^ Borough of Cape May Point. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1948 -1 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon, a. the Borough Hall In the said Borough of Cape May Point, will sell at fuhlic Auction the following lots of land and premises to the highest bidders: Lot No. 105. In B'ock A.'and said lot shall not he sold for less than the sum of *50.00. lot No 19. In. Block H. the said lot shall not be sold for less than the sum of *100.00. _ Council reserves the right tb r Jeet anA' or all bids. Dated: October 16. 1942. LOUISA W. TRADER, Borough Clerk. ll-5-2ts-pf*4.60

Borough of North Cape May,N. J. SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR 1941 AND PRIOR YEARS Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber, Letltia Flelseh! lector pf Taxes for the Borough of North Cape May. a municipal of the State of New Jersey, will sell, pursuant to an Act of the

other municipal charges on real property and enforcement of liens thereon". (Revision of 1918). Drum House. Borough of North Cape May, N. J- In said Borough, — — day. December 7. 1942, at 1 o'clock P. M., Standard Time, the several lots, tracts or parcels of land hereinafter described, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case, in excess-of 6% per annum; provided that If any person at such sale shall offer to purchase subject to redemption. - - rate of Interest less than 1% then such person may. In Hen of any rate iterest to redeem, after a premium over and above the amount of taxes. ssments or other charges due'the municipality, and such case the property will be struck off and sold to the highest bidder who offers to pay the amount of said taxes, assessments or charges, plus the highest amount of premium. Said lands will be sold to make the amount chargeable against said land with Interest on said amount to datq. of sale. . . ... The following la a list and description of the said lands to be sold showing the name of the delinquents and the supposed owners thereof, as they appear on the books of the Borough, and the amount due on each of the said lands with Interest to be added:

' *1®4| ..1*41 ..1941 ..1*41

Black I. _

Bank Black River National Bank Black River National Bank Black River National

Bank 1941

Black River National

- ' 1941

Black River National

Bank 1941

Black River National

Bank ...1941

Black River National

Bank 1941

Black River National

Bank 1941 William J. Kauffman ....1941 William E. Tunnell 1941 Sally J. Tunnell 1941 Phares S. Leidy 1941 George Ware 1941 Joseph W. Phillips 1940

1941

William J. Kauffman 1941 William J. Kauffman ....1941 Harry S. King 1941 George Ware 1941 Henry E. Bradley 1941 William W. Jones 1941

1937 1938 1939 1940 1941

12-6-4 th-pf(51.00

* 11.72 * LI

* 12.98

14-17 60-61-52 48-49

193.38 39.86 11.7*

iil 12.84

76.18 82.64 20.44 11.96

11.74 12.96 12.96

11.7* 4.8* 41.69 LETITIA FLEISCHHAUER. Collector.

1941 AUDIT

BOROUGH OF NORTH CAPE MAY COUNTY OF CAPE MA To the Honorable Mayor and Council Borough of North Cape May Capo May. New Jersey Gentlemen: v m An audit of the financial accounts and transactions of the Borough of North Cape May In the County of Cape May for the year ending December 31. 1941. has recently been completed. The results of the audit are herewith set forth. The comments pertaining to the audit are shown. Insofar as Is practicable under the following headings: Scope of Audit Condition of Records A Conduct of Offices Condition of Finances General comments Recommendations Certification Roster of Officials for Period Under Audit The several statements, schedules, and analyses showing the financial condition of the various accounts are set forth in the following order: Current Capital An Index of the statements, schedules and analyses Is shown Immediately preceding the current balance sheet. SCOPE OF AUDIT The audit covered the financial transactions of the Collector-Treasurer, the activities'of the Mayor and Council and the records of the Clerk. The audit did not and could not determine the character of services rendered for which payment had been made or for which reserves had been set up nor could It determine the character or quantity of materials supplied for which claims had been passed. These details were necessarily covered by the approvals on such claims. Revenues and receipts were established and verified as to source and amount only insofar as the local records permitted. RECOMMENDATIONS That greater care be exercised In the recording of receipts and disbursements and the transferring of taxes to tax title Hens. That tax sales be held In strict accordance with the statutes. ' That the Treasurer reconcile cash monthly. That greater care be exercised In expenditures so as to avoid the posslbllty of overexpenditure. That the Clerk sign all the mlnaSes. That an approved type tax duplicate bo obtained for 1943. That all notes be Issued in accordance with the statutes. That all deferred charges be covered by budget appropriation. That interest be collected In strict accordance with the statutes. That a resume of this audit be published as prescribed. That the provisions of R. S. 64:4-91, 64:4-92, 64:4-93. and 64:4-94 be complied with. i That all officials handling funds be bonded In an amount commensurate wltli the amounts handled. That a plan of Foreclosures and Sales be adopted Immediately. That subsequent budgets Include adequate appropriations for foreclosures. That all salary vouchers of officials set forth the period for which payment Is claimed. That all unallocated receipts be Investigated for proper application. That all overpayments be Investigated and all items not subject to refund transferred to surplus by proper resolution. That the capital notes and the Interest thereon be paid Immediately. APPRECIATION I desire to express my appreciation of the assistance and courtesies rendered by the Borough officials during the course of the audit. CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the above report Is a true and correct report of the financial accounts of the Borough of North Cape May in the County of Cape May for the year 1941 ns" obtained from the books and papers of the Borough presented to the auditors, supplemented by personal Inquiry and investigation and 1 believe It .■to be a true report of the financial condition of the Borough. , . * Respectfully sub.-nutcl. WALIMR R. DARBY. Commissioner Department of Local Government. I certify that the work was done by me or under my direction and the preceding comments are correct to the best of siy knowledge and belief.. GEORGE F. McDONNELL. Auditor. Trenton. N. J. August 11. 1942. BALANCE SHEETS—CURRENT ACCOUNT REVISED BALANCE BALANCE ASSETS JAN. 1-1941 DEC. 31-1941 Cash * 411.47 * 164.44 Participation Certificates . * 626.77 496.79 Capital Stock Wildwood Trust Company 636.92 636 92 Taxes Receivable 4.194.84- 4.908.13 Tax Title Liens 61.388.84 71.861.12 Taxes & Tax Title Liens In which Philadelphia Development Company Is Invqlved 46.388.39 63.269.89 Poll Taxes Receivable 63.00 63.00 Deferred Charges 331.05 *111.787.2^ *131.401.46

Liabilities for which Cash Is Required: Appropriation Reserves 1941 2.046.68 1940 2.841.82 336.20 1938 *.477.66 13.80 1937 ' 2,002.48 1936 206.92 1935 3.205.23 1984 206.84 1931 • 115.06 Reserve to Pay Interest on Notes 443.00 Reserv-e to Pay Interest on State A County Taxes 6,266.19 . 6.266.19 State Taxes Payable 8.022.67 8.560.90 County Taxes Payable 13.255.20 14.336.86 Taxes Overpaid 8.95 --rA* 9.09 Unallocated Receipts 715.94 715.94 Due to Collector—Overdeposit Sept. 27.1940 .... .27 .27 Reserves For: Capital Slock—Wildwood Trust Company 636.92 • 636.92 Participation Certificate 526.77 495.79 Taxes A Tax Title Liens 25.847.18 44,207.03 Taxes ft Tax Title Liens In which Philadelphia •Development Co. Is Involved 45.388.'39 53.269.89 Poll Taxes.. 63.00 63.00 *111.787.29 *131.401.46 . , The forgolng Is a summary of the full Audit and recommendations herewith published pursant to law. The complete Audit and complete recommendations and comments arc available at the home of the Borough Clerk. Eleanor Oliver. Cape May R. F. li-6-2ts-pf*52.92

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