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Cape Gridmen On All-State ‘Dream Team’ Cepe May High School gridmen placed high on lists of all-state rod all-South Jersey football 4tars this week, according to selections of outstanding high school players made recently by —sport* writers of some of the state’s largest daily newspapers. According to all-state selections ‘made by G. A. Falser, Newark Sunday Call sports editor and field secretary of the New Jersey State Athletic Association, Shaw, Cape May guard, placed on the mythical first team, while Ruth•erford, Cape May quarterback, placed on Falxer's second team selections. In the All-South Jersey selections made by Dave Brady,‘sports writer of the Camden CourierPost, two other Cape May play--ers placed on the mythical second team. They are Shaw, at guard, and Vanaman at tackle. Named for honorable mention on the Courier-Post selections were Parincllo, end, Bose, tackle, ■Cannone, tackle, Purnell, guard, Cooper, back. All are Cape May players. Robenson and Cross, both of Middle, placed on Brady's first team line-up. On his second team axe Henderson, guard and Hand, end, both Middle players, and Allegretto, center, of Ocean City. - In the annual selections of outstanding high school players, Gape May outranked virtually all other South Jersey schools of •comparable size. On Falzer’s mythical line-ups for his dream teams, Clayton and Pitman High Schools were the only other South Jersey schools to have representation. Each had one member on his aflstate team.

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Karr U. James,

On amended

Defra.

To Karr G. Gouia Jtalei.

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loreuoa V. Dajun. ....

i. nrouas and Jonn Drooka, ner nus-

oand; rrana a. Dakin ana Anna a.

tmkin. ms wire: Draia a. DerOy.mr*,

widow of oeor«e H. Derbyslur*.

dee d.; oeorse Derbysnlre and Dydia. ms wife; William a. Derbrsnirv and aaran a. Derbysnlre, his wile; Alice

* 1 - nlndeman and Tnomas J. Hindener busband; Abram Hooley and ’ Dooley, his wife; Karr H. uie a tale of New Jersey and

first National Investment Corpora-

tion, a corporation of New Jersey:

Uonneii. Dug., lias appointed Decem-

ber is, is«2. at the Hour o( U:*o in tbe forenoon £. W. T. at his oillcc on

Mechanic st.. Cape May Court

Douse, Cape May Co., N. J. as the time and place when and where you

snail pay to the complainant the

amount due It under its eertiucate of

dated Nov. 6, may. recorded in Cape

May county Clerk's otlice. In mort-

kase book SHI, pace *31 covenng the

May. Cape May Co.. New Jersey. DcKinnins ,at a point In northesat-

erly side line of Jackson Bt. (40 leel wide! said point bcinx Z&7.6 foet northwestwardly from intersection ol tne northeasterly side line of Jackson st. with tne northerly side

— Jackson st.

North *9 decrees 46 minutes west 411 feel to a point; thence at rlcht ancles to Jackson st. North CO deis east 130.6 feet to

south 29 decrees 46

* feet to a point; thence seouth 60 decrees 14 minutes •"est 130.6 to the northeasterly side ne of Jackson street place

me directed. Issued out ef the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 23rd day of November, A. D. 1*42, In a certain cause wherein James Me Cooley Is complainant, and William W. West, et ux. et als are defendants. I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on MOSDAT, SZCXXBEX 88, 1943 between the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. M-. to wit. at

All that certain mortcaced prem-

TO: ANNIE V. MONTGOMERY. INDIVIDUA1.DY AND AS EXECUTRIX Of THE ESTATE OY ROBERT MONTGOMERY, MR. MONGOMERTY. HUSBAND Of

t 40. block 41, city

■OMAN ENDING TERM OF PRACTICE TEACHING ITHACA. N. Y. — Edward Homan, of Cape May, is completing his practice teaching requirements for the bachelor of science degree in physical education at Ithaca

College.

He is now teaching physical education in the Ithaca High School under the supervision of the school zuthorities as well as a representative of the Ithaca

College faculty.

Mr. Homan, a senior

lebarreu und lore-

To Morton Wltklu and Beatrice E.

Wilkin, his wite, and E. Wallace Esau and Mary Esau, his wile: by virtue of an oruer of the Gourt of Chancery of New Jersey, made •*“ ■*— -I the — ---- --

. wherein Tne Camden f Insurance Aaaoclauon is complaint and Morion Wilkin and Beatrice YViikm. his wne, and E. Wallace

. _J Naan and Mary Egan, his wf physical education department, re- , ^"2,“*'ro e re '{ ) “ 1 , 1 rcd 0 Delaware avenue, I complainant, on or before the" Eigh-

teenth day of January, next, or tne said bill will be taken as confessed

against you.

Tne said bill is Hied to foreclose certain mortgage given by Joseph M. Rowland to The Camden fire ' auce Association, dated the T —.—------ - -binary, 192u.

Cape May.

THE GIFT FOR ALL = THE FAMILY: | QUALITY CANDYI = ORDER YOURS TODAY! = FAMLET’S I 319 Washington St. § Cape May | JANE LOGAN DELUXE ICC • = CREAM FOUNTAIN SCRVICg — if

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Street, in the city of Ocean City. County of Cape May and State ul New Jersey; and you. Morion Wilkin, are made defendant because you arc

wife of Morton Nvjtkln and have an Inchoate right of nower In an undivided one-half Interest In said premises; and you. E. Wallace Egan are made defendant because you are tbe piesent owner of an undivided one-half Interest In said premises; «nd you. Mary Egan, are made de*—idant because you are the wife of Wallace Egan and have an Inchoate right of dower In an undivided one-half mtoreal In said premises. Dated: November 16. 1942

Camden.- New Jersey

EPHRAIM TOMLINSON. Solicitor of Complainant 643-646 Market Street

Camden. New Jersey 11-26-4 ts-pft 19.38

bill of complaint particularly set forth and described, that la to say: A1I the following tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being in the City of Cape May. in the County of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, and described as f ' lows: ALL, that certain lot of -land and premises situate on the Northeasterly aide of Corgte Street. In tha City of Cape May. County of Cape May. id State of New Jersey, bounded by nds of John Bennett. Wil - stt and James C. Bennett. BEGINNING at a slake at the easterly corner of the John Bennett lot on which his dwelling house now (1690) stands, and running from thence a southerly course along and binding on James C- TJennctt's land, ne hundred and eleven and flve- . •nths feet to the northwesterly side line-of said Corgle Street; southerly along and binding street fifty feet to a stake to ier; thence northwesterly, at right angles with said Crogie Street, one hundred and eleven and live-tenths to a corner of the said John Bcns lot; thence northeasterly course and parallel with said Corgle Street.- fifty feet to the place of beginning. Containing five thousand fire hundred and seventy-five square of land, be the —

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MONTGOMERY. HUSBANJ KATHARINE MoNTGOJ MRS. JAMES II MONTGOJ WIDOW OK JAMES H. MONTGOMERY. AEKKKD B. MONTGOMERY. KLORENCE MONTGOMERY. HIS WIRE T. STUART MONTGOMERY. MRS. T. STUART MONTGOMERY. WIFE OF T. STUART MONTGOMERY, CLINTON H. MONTGOMERY. MRS. CLINTON H- MONTGOMERY. WIFE OF CLINTON w MONTGOMERY. GEORGE SINGER. G. GALEN SINGER. A N INFANT. MRS. G. GALEN SINGER. WIFE OF G. GALEN SINGER, BARBARA M DARLINGTON. AN INFANT. RICHARD STILES DARLINGTON. HER HUSBAND. MRS. THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY, WIFE OF THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY, DAVID G. MONTGOMERY. MRS.. DAVID G. MONTGOMERY. WIFE OF DAVir - MONTGOMERY. ROBERT MONTGOMERY. MRS. ROBERT G. MONTGOMERY. WIFE OF ROBERT G. MONTGOMERY. THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY. MRS. THOMAS J. MONTGOMERY, WIFE of thomas j. Montgomery, KATHARINE M. ALEXANDER.

Z2> CHANCE BY OX NEW JERSEY To Catherine B. Sader and John J. Bader. By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made the day of the date hereof. In a cat wherein C. O. Strutt & Sons. Inc. Is complainant, and you are defendants, you are required to appear, plead, and answer the bill of complaint, on eforc the 11th. day of January or said bill will be taken * confessed against you. The said bill Is filed to foreclose mortgage made by Catherine B. Sader and John J. Sader to complain- - • bearing date April 1st. 1937. reed In the office of the Clerk of . May County In Book No. 869 Mortgages cage 92 &c. covelng Lot 98 Block "A" Plan Sea Grove Assn. Cape May Point. Cape May Co.. N. ' and you are made defendant beise you are the record owner of

NOTICE or DISSOLUTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS

B death of Charles S.

of Katharine Moots

ay, Robert Montgomery. Aiirea .

veagn. Margaret M. Brown, "^"made^parues* del emu?"™

Dated: Novemner 16th. 1*42. SAUL A. WITTES, Solicitor oT Complainant. 1141 East Jersey street. Elisabeth, New Jersey. 12-2-4 ts-pm<00

TO: MR. McWilliams, husband of

MR. dKEIER, hue baud of Elisabeth Dreyer, eeR. DRElr-K, u-soand ul i.uxsbetn Waian Drey- — JAJ4ES R. CALE. ludlfldl '

..u Elizabeth *»c uiers, are deleuoaiils, you are equiied to appear and answer ue amended bnl ol complaint

luesaeu against you.

r Building Supply (

Newell. Executrix, o

l of the Estate and close out

ilncss In Its entirety. HARRY L. KEHR.

12-3-3ts-pff 3.60

Cape May. N. J.

as J. Aiuntgomery. Eat cxandcr. Jane G. Cason. Mary V eagiL Margaret M. Brown J ills Li tins suit by reason of ivatiiarine Montgomery; And

I May M. Singer

NOTICE OT SETTLEMENT

trix of the Estate of Thomi Kates, deceased will be audited and stated by the Surrogate, and reporb *— settlement to the Orphans if the County of Cape May or the sixth, day of January, next, al ■— "'clock A. M.. at which time ap,ion will be made for the allowance of Commissions and counsel Dated November 30th. J942.

LOVISA M. KATES

T. MILLET HAND, Proctor

Cape May. N. J.

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J. S. GARRISON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER CAPE MAY CITY Old Gold. Silver and Diamonds Bought

l M. Darlington, an In•n of the said May M.

tAn

lontgo

id Katharine Alontgom- . or may claim to. have, i Raid lands: And You. iery, IfQsband of Annie

" Montgomery.

husband of Katharine Monlgomi Richard Silica Darlington, husbanu of Barbara M. Darlington. Mr. Alexander. husband of Katharine M. Alexander. Mr. Cason, husband of Jane G. Cason. Mr. McVcagh. husband of Mary . M. McVcagh. Mr. Brown, husband of Margaret M. Brown and Mr. Chapman, husband of Alina ^M. Chapman, arc made parties

t tha

right

j have

In

lands and premises: And You. Ml James ,11. Montgomery, widow of James H. Montgomery. Florence Montgomery, wife of Alfred B. Montgomery. Mrs. T. Stuart Montgomery, wife of T. Stuart Montgomery. Mrs. Clinton H. Montgomery, wife of Clinton H. Montgomery. Mrs. G. Galen Singer. . wife of G. Galon Singer. Mrs. Thomas J. Montgomery. wife of Thomas J. Montgomery’. Mrs. David G. Montgomery wife of David G. Montgomery. Mrs. Robert G. Montgomery - , wife Of Robert G. Montgomery. Mrs. Thomas J. Montgomery, wife of Thomas J. Montgomery, ore made parties de-

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that you have, or may claim to nave, a right of dower In said lands; And You. The Unknown Heirs. Devisees and Personal Representatives

3,

mlnams, deceased, you ,y claim to nave an intc d lands and premises; ai

- Hies 1L Lair, individually executor of tne last will and teal

ment of Rebecca Caie. dec made a defendant because

or may claim' to have a right curtesy and interest as part ow’ne said lands and premises; and you, Gertrude Gale Little and Kebcccca Gale Carroll, are made deicndauls because you have or may ciaim to nave an interest as part owner In said lands and pretplses; and you, Mr. McWilliams, husband of Lnxabclh McWilliams, Mr. Walsh, husband of Florence Walsh, Mr. Dreyer, nusband of Kuzabelb Dreyer, Mr. Dreyer, husband of Klixabetn Waisli Dreyer, Mr. Little, husband of Gertrude Cale Little, and Mr. Carroll, nusband of Rebecca Gale Garroll. are made defendants because you have or may claim to have an Interest by way of curtesy In said lands and premises; and you, Mrs. Kdmond A. Walsh, wife of Kdniond A, Walsh. Mrs. John R. Walsh, wife of John 1L Walsh, and Mrs. James It. Gale, wile of James 1L Cale. are made defend-

Township of Lower, N.J. SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR 1941 Of U** •Ubacriber. Chester Wilson. L»w or liii. U>e ,T, ow ' 1 i Ullp ° r Lower, a municipal corporation of the ft of Dev Jersey, will sell, pursuant to an Act of the Legislature Of the ■ of hew Jersey, entitled "An Act Concerning unnairi r»aa ..... other municipal c

Spring. N. J..

bat Ji

I lots, tracts

a ■■ -£ excess of 7% per annum; provided'that" if any" 0ffer P urch *ro subject to redamption/at t?raui o 1% then such person may. In lieu of any ra-e of Interest t

— _ ,remlum over and above the amount of taxes, assessment, charges due the municipality, and such case the nronertv will he .tnirVn and sold to the highest bidder who offers to pair the amount of —m

Charges, plus the highest amount of p wlU be sold to make the amount chi est on said amount to date of sale.

^“ owin * **. V u,t . end description of the said lands ti sold

Said lands wlU fa

I'hllip Banks ! 1!.!!!!!!! i i COariulle oatlereoll . ‘ Alfred Grease Lewis Cresse Tuny Coreno ’ Freeman Douglass ""orge Dickinson - Alien Dunn Henry H. LIU.edge. Heirs Hannah Hidredge •--tes^Flaher Raymond Klmsey .' Albert J. Matthews Raymond Matthews Valentine J. Menxcnburgor David and Ruth Me Kherson John W. Me Fherson George Otunger Theopens Fnce Albert and Kstefla Poulson .. Ktbel Rutherford and K\a R. WooUon” ” "

i amount chargeable against said

23.il 42.93 39.71 1.06 16-70 iiS?

,o have an interest by way of duwei -ii said lands and pTcraises; and you. .lie tliiknuwn heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Kuzabeli. oic Williams. Rebecca Gale. Kdrhonu A. Walsh. John R. Walsh. Florence Walsh, LIiznbelli Dreyer. Kllzabeti. Walsh Dreyer. James It. Calc. Ger.rude Gale Little and Rebecca Gale Jarroll. arc made defendants because you have or may cmim to have XII Interest In said lands and p.e-in ises: and you. the Holy Name Roma. Catholic Church of Philadelphia

i. Mane-nt of Rebee-cn Gale, yen said lands and premises. Dated: November 16th. 1942. ^ SAUL A. WITTBS.

Scaled proposals will be received by the Borough of Cape May Point. Cape May County at a meeting of the Commission.to be held at the Borough Hall on December 18th 1942 for lighting the streets of said Borough by electricity for a period of five years In accordance with the specifications on file with the Borough Clerk. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all ^Ids. LOUISA W. TRADER. Borough Clerk. 12-3-2ts-pft2.62

Borough Of Cape May Point SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES . Notice Is hereby given that the subscribcK Edward C. Harbach. Collector of Taxes for the Borough of Cape May Polnt. a Municipal Corporation of the State of New Jersey, will sell, pursuant to aHSAct of the legislature ol the State of New Jersey, entitled “An Act Concerning Unpaid Taxes. Assess ments and other Municipal Chargea on Real Property and Providing for tbt Collection thereof by the Creation and Enforcement of Liens thereon' (Revision of 1916) and the Supplements thereto and Acts Amendatory thereof. in fee at the Borough Hail. In the Borough of Cape May Point. New Jersey on Saturday. December 19th. 1942 at 2 P. M. in the afternoon. Hasten "--time. Gte several lots tracts or parcels.of land hereinafter described

ibject

excess of

shall oiler

the redemptli ...u, — r p*,. annum ^provided, that if any purchase, subject to redemption at a rate

to uuc per centum, then such person may. In lieu of any redeem, offer a premium over and above the amount to la> other chargea due the municipality and In such case. t> struck off and sold to the highest bidder who offers tp such taxes, assessments or charges, plus the highest amoi

pay the amount' chargeable ag

WILDWOOD WTT.T.sa Walter and Irene Allen Lari H. and Lliz. Allen ' D. and Alice Blanton .... Ins and Louise Brown .... Walter C. and Annie Barnea ... Mrs. Violet 8. Bean Mrs. J. V. Ballentwe Wm. and Rebecca Boynton Annie Brown Mrs. Martha Blanton Frank J. and Pearl’Curry Jesse E. Corse .. Amelia Campbell .

Myra Edwards Wm. and Catherine Freeman ... John Faber James and Angelina Fcrraia ... Arthur J. W. Frost Henry B. Griffith George L. and Clara Gilliam ... Fred E. Guyer Gordon GYavenstine Francis J. and Helen Gallagher .

& Pauline Girard .

Charles E. —. ....... Josephine Hartnett .

Wm. L. Hurlock Adella Hughey James and Mary Hamilton Anna M. Heffcron 1'ercy G. Hetxner Charles Hauseman

Holden

and Emma Isemtnger .. Edith E. Johnson James Jones and wife Joseph O. Johnston Abner T. Jones Marietta M. Kissling Mary Kolmar Ralph E. Kreps Margaret M. Kelly Peter J. Kudzma Walter B. Klrchin Ward C. and Elizabeth Lowden .

Raetta ll. Lincoln .

Isaac J. Mitchell ' vc C. Meyers Ph C. and Lillie M. May toria and Anthony Michle. Jr.. 2 n B. ft Abigail & Theo. J. Morey 63-64

hael and Helen Murray .... tone and Irene McWilliams . stef and Rose Maconaghy .. i. D. and Mary Petffer

Iiarlcs D. Rau mmunual Huvlelia NORTH HIGHLAND BEACH

DaYSKgRE GARDENS

ge C. France Leonard B. Stamp John E. and Rose Murray .. WILDWOOD HIGHLANDS

John and Midrod Tozour » J-'. Slimmon & Harry Haiscbled Albert S, Ogden CAFE MAY IMPROVEMENT CO.

WILDWOOD BOULEVARD

Year 1941 Lot Block Amount ZnL Total 3 19 9.60 .92 10.43

Lot Block

Daniel and Lida Chester Louie Accto - lyn Baker, S. Side Road Brandus. 624 W. Rio Grande Ave. . C MAY TERRACE

Lot Block Amount Xnt. Total

30 11.89 1.21 13.10

W. Brown Elizabeth Bethel nee and Lillian Crossing

Clarence M. Klrchncr 92 W.‘10 ft. of 10 25

II to 44 Incl. 29-30-31

39-40

Lot Blk. Sec- Amount ZnL

i July

1942 for

the year 1940 and 1941. together v. July 1, 1942 to the date of sale, ahd the c -i list and description of the said lands to b«

The following Is

Ing the names of the delli . appear on the books of the Borough of Cape May Point, and the amui

.ch of said lots or parcels.

> Tsar Block Lot Amount ZnL A- Scot} 1940 ,A 87-89 *46.12 37.38 353.5< J. H. Ham 1941 *’**’*

J. Corson 194ft J. Corson , 1941 George Flack 1941 William TomIJn 1940 Wtlllsm ‘TArnttn 1Q11

WilliSL. M. Nelson ... M. Nelson , .. S. Maglnn ... S. Maglnn — H, C. Walker H. C. Walker E. Stclmlc ... E. Steimle ...

1941 1940 1941

84A4 isl: 46.45 11.52 10.60 46.06 42.43 .6.58

.41

s et LS4

B. L E. Steimle . E. -Steimle . E. Steimle .: E. Steimle .

E. Steimle 1941

> 11-15-4 ts-pf * 4 0.80

Thomas and 1

Louis Ae Reiss Horace S. Richardson Emory E. Schultz Herman Schillings Selma H. Sbedsher Emery E. Schulz Herman Schilling Elizabeth. Prossutti Dclraer C. Morreson ..- ’ ’ i L. and Elsie C. Krock .. C. S. Hedstrom » H. Harris. 3rd. ... .2-3-4 A

George M. and Katherine De Guthrie*

8-9-10 21

3-45 17 21-22-23 47 10-11-12-13 38 " '7-1-3 of 6 32

15 fL of 5 3

Norls S. Dutton . Wm. Billings. Jr. Harry Braum John M. Kay David C. Goldman George La Rue ... Wm. Lawler — Patrick O'Oonor Property Owners Assoc., Inc Rollln Tsuhill Herbert E. end Emma Weher . Charles Zerdt CAFE MAT MANOR

Scott W. Rodgers . 11-19-4 ts-p(3163.94

17.60 1.30 18.90

18.29 1.4* . 4.1*

CHESTER WILSON. Collector. .