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Ration Board Lauda

Volunteer Aides Expressing appreciation 1

volunteers who have assisted the

local war price and ratio board in processing fuel oil

other ration applications. Dr. L. C. Ashburn, chairman of the Cape May area-board, today congratulated them on their patriotic

“Within the war price and rationing area of Cape May with between 16,000 and 16,000 population, we found our task most difficult to cope with; more so by having to process fuel oQ—for heating and cooking as well as industrial rationing. Dr. Ashburn ■aid. "We therefore organised an oil panel which consisted of five members of which two dropped out, finding the task too great. However, we appointed William Schoenemann chairman, Paul Snyder and Harold Duncan. These members worked from 12 to 14 hours per day for the last six weeks, trying to keep abreast of processing so that every pe might have heat before De ber IS. "The oil panel as well as ration board has worked under strenuous difficulties without any compensation whatever. This is patriotism. "Mrs. Stevens, secretary, and Mrs. Spencer, chief clerk, have worked 60 to 72 hours per week helping to process fuel rationing as well as their daily duties giving out such- rations as part of their daily routine. "We also called or. the Red Cross at times for additional help, which was very necessary, and

CLASSIFIED AD SECTION

LOST

ays, Yi Ave. on Broadway, Saturday ning, Dec. 19th. (6 reward, no questions asked, if returned to 112 York Ave., West Cape May, N. J. 12-24-lt-4787

MALTESE Cat, Saturday evening Dec 6, with red collar with name stamped MiMi. Liberal reward Will oe paid by owner. Call at 1266 Washington St, Cape May. H. J. 12-17-8t3772

DOUBLE-barrelled Hopkins-Alien shotgun. 12 gauge. Short barrels. Reward. Return to Walter Williams, 4th and Columbia aves., West Cape May. 12-10-St-4756

WANTED

WAITRESSES wanted. Apply Hialeah Restaurant. 12-24-11-4786

COAL Heater to heat four rooms. Apply 808 Decatur St, Cape May or phone Keystone 1101. 12-17-8t-4771 LAUNDRY Work at home. Shirts a specialty. 186 Eldredge Ave. 12-17-81-4780

HOUSEWORK general, white or colored, sleep in or out Apply York Ave. and Broadway, West Cape May, N.J. 12-17-3t-4782 WOMAN for general housework. Sleep out experience not necesaary. Call Key. 1891 or Bell 329.

12-10-81-4760

WAITRESS, young, live in or out full or part time. Apply The Hamilton, 209 Perry Street Cape May. Keystone phone 4680.

12-10-31-4759

FOR SALE

2 COAL Stoves,

Apply 233 Fourth ave., West May. A 12-24-11-4786

bicycle. :st Cape

FOR RENT

TWO completely furnished apartments, all modenj conveniences, Mein St, Cape May Court Houae, N. J. Key at Chandler’s Store. 12-17-21-4773

6-ROOM Apt. with bath, furnished, new beds with innerspring mattresses, heating facilities. Apply L. V. Quidort, 26»h and New York Aves., -Wildwood. Keystone phone 1800, Bell 763. 12-17r8t-4783

MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS Maker,' alterations a specialty, Mrs. Jane Pinkett. MoJiste. 821 Corgie St, jCape May, N. J. Keystone phone 1014. 12-17-SU4770

PK1G1DA1RE DEALER Lee V. Quidort suggests you loek around your attic, garage, basement, etc Any usable articles can he trad ad in ou Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Heaters or Refngeratois Call The Trader. Keystone Wildwood 2»M or Bell 768. 4-10-St-JU76 - '

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

they most graciously responded. Many, many thanks for their ardent work and patriotism,” Dr. Ashburn continued.

wishes everyone a merry Christmas and a happy New Year,” he concluded.

TO: UR. MCWILLIAMS, husband Elisabeth Me Williams. EDMC* A. WALSH. MRS. EDMOND . WALSH. wife of Edmond A. Walsh. JOHN R. WALSH. MBS. JOHN R WALSH, wife of John R. Walsh. FLORENCE WALSH, MR. WALSH, husband of Florence Walsh. ELIZABETH DRETER. MR. DRETER. husband of BUs»belli Drever. MR. DRETER. husband of Elisabeth Walsh Dreyer. JAMES R. GALE. Individually and as executor of the last will and testament of Rebecca Gale, deceased. MR. JAMES R. GALE, wife of James Ft Gale. GERTRUDE GALE LITTLE. MR LITTLE, husband of Gertrude Calc Little. REBECCA GALE CARROLL MR. CARROLL hueband of - Rebecca Gale Carroll. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES OF ELIZABETH MCWILLIAMS. REBECCA GALE. EDMOND A. WALSH. JOHN R WALSH. FLORENCE WALSH. ELIZABETH DRETER ELIZABETH WALSH DRETER JAMES R GALE. GERTRUDE GALE LITTLE AND REBECCA GALE CARROLL and HOLT NAME ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF PHILDELPHI A. PENNSYLVANIA, a corporation By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the ISth day of November. 1S4*. In a cause wherein Ronded Certificate Corporation, a corporation of the State of New Tork. la complainant. end Elisabeth —....

others.

required to appear —_ — . the amended bill of complaint on or before the 18th day of January, next or the said amended bill wll* be taken as cpnfeared against you. The said amended bill Is filed ti foreclose a certain tax sale certificate issued by Harry Morey. Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West Wildwood. New Jersey, at a tax sale held on December H. 1*39. In said Borough. against lands and premise known as Block 18. Lots IS-A an 14-A. on the tax duplicate of the Bot ough of West Wildwood: also known as No. 1 Avenue D. And Tou. Edmond A. Walsh. John R Walah. Florence Walsh and Elisabeth Dreyer. are made defendants because as heirs at law of Elisabeth McWilliams, deceased, you have or may claim to hare an interest In said lands and premises; and yon. James R Cale. Individually and as executor of the last will and teetament of Rebecca Cale. deceased, are made a defendant because you have or may claim to have a right of curtesy and Interest as part ownar In said Isnds at.I . Gertrude Cale Llttli

Cale Carroll.

ave an "interest ssld lands and premises-

defendant'

part owner It

. Elts•th McWilliams, vr. Walsh, hnsid of Florence Walsh. Mr. Drev-r. ..■band of Elisabeth T»rev#r. Mr. Drerer. husband of Elisabeth Welsh -. Mr. Little, husband of Ger- - Cale Little, and Mr. Carroll. husband of Rebecca Cale Carroll, are made defendants beeanse von have or may claim to have ah Interest bv way of curtesy in said l*-d« and nremlaes: and you. Mrs. Edmo-d A wl»e of Edmond A. Walsh. ,hn R Walsh wife of John R. Walsh, and "Mrs James R Cate, wife if James R Cate, ere made defend-

may ^cletm

ild lands and nreml*»s: unknown heirs, devi*

inal representatives of K'issnei McWinisms Reherce Csle. Ed mo. - Walsh John R- Wslsh. Fio-em „-lsh. Ellssbeth Drever. Elisabeth Wslsh Prayer. James -R Cslc. tMide Cale Little and Rebecca Carroll, are made defendants rause you have or tnav claim to an Interest In said lands and r

Ises; and yon. the Holy Catholic Church —*

“ msylvanti

beneficiary under the ’•*! will » ‘ -stamen! of Rebecca Cale. von - may claim to bays an Inters

-sld lands and premises. Dated: November l*»h 1«41.

Philadelphia

.. co mo ration, an

defendant because 7,?r -

114* Fast Jersey S»-ee«. Elisabeth. New Jersey. 18-3-4 tw-Pf34a.RI

By virtue *f a writ of Fieri Facias, for aale of Mortgaged Premises, to — - directed. Issued out of the Court

anta, I si

•r. A. D. 1841, In rain James Me i*. and William ; et ala are defend'e at public

. the afternoon of said day, Sheriffs office. In Cape May Court House, Cape May County. New JerAil that certain mortgaged p'rem._ea, with the appurtenances. In the bill of complaint In the said cause particularly set forth and described,

that Is to say: All the f cl lowing land and premli

• hereinafter partrlbed. situate, lying

RETURN TO CAPE

v _ and Mrs. James Smith, who forroermade their home at 1016 avenue and later were transferred to Michigan, are again in Cape May, making their home at the Rankin cottage on Kearney avenue. TO: ANNIE V. MONTGOMERT. INDIVIDUALLY AND AS EXECUTRIX OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT MONTOOMERY. MR MONGOMSRTT. HUSBAND OF ANNIE V. MONTGOMERT, MR

MRS. JAMES H. MONTGOMERT, WIDOW OF JAMES H. MONTGOMERT. ALFRED R MONTGOMERT, FLORENCE MONTGOMERT, HIS WIFE, T. STUART MONTGOMERT, MRS. T. STUART MONTGOMERT. WIFE OF T STUART MONTGOMERT, CLINTON H. MONTGOMERT, MRS. CLINTON H. MONTGOMERT. WIFE OF CLINTON — MONTGOMERT, GEORGE SINGER G. GALEN SINGER A N INFANT. MRS. G. GALEN SINGER WIFE OF C. GALEN SINGER, BARBARA M. DARLINGTON. AN INFANT. RICHARD STILES DARLINGTON. HER HUSBAND. MRS. THOMAS J. MONTGOMERT. WIFE OF THOMAS J. MONTGOMERT. DAVID O. MONTGOMERT. MRS.. DAVID G. MONTGOMERT. WIFE OF DAVID O. MONTGOMERT. ROBERT I. MONTGOMERT. MRS. ROBERT

axxujuus e.svsn warn. OF THOMAS J. MONTGOMERT. KATHARINE M. ALEXANDER MR ALEXANDER HUSBAND OF KATHARINE M. ALEXANDER JANE O. CASON. MR CASON. HUSBAND OF JANE O. CASON. MART M. McVEAGH, MR Me VEAGH. HUSBAND OF MART M. McVEAGH. MARGARET M. BROWN, MR BROWN. HUSBAND OF MARGARET M. BROWN. ANNA M. CHAPMAN. MR CHAPMAN. HUSBAND OF ANNA M. CHAPMAN. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES OF KATHARINE MONTGOMERY. JAMES H. MONTGOMERT,

SINGER DAVID O. MOl ERT. ROBERT G. MONTGOMERT. THOMAS J. MONTGOMERT. KATHARINE M. ALEXANDER JANE Q. CASON. MART M. McVEAGH. MARGARET M. BROWN. ANNA M. CHAPMAN AND ANNIE V. MONTGOMERT. By virtue of an order of the Court r Chancery of New Jersey, made the 18th day of November. 1942. ... a cause wherein Bonded Certificate Corporation, a corporation of the State of New Tork. la complainant, and Annie V. Montgomery. Individually and as Executrix of the Estate of Robert Montgomery, and others are defendant*, you are required ' appear and answer the bill of co plaint on or before the 18th day of January, next, or the said bill wtr be taken as confessed against you. The said bill.la fllsd to foreclose a certain tax sale certificate Issued by G. C. Hughes. Collector of Taxes o' the City of Cape May. New Jersej at a tax sale held on November < 1919 In said City anlnst lands an. mlaes known as Block 78, Lot 22 the tax duplicate of the City of Cape May. New Jersej-

Estate of Robert Montgomery, deaed. are made a party defendant tbls suit by resson of tbs fact it as the widow of Robert Montgomerj. heir at law of Katharine Montgomery, and as s beneficiary under hla will, you have or may claim to hove an Interest In the property: And Tou. Alfred B. Montgomery. T. Stuart Montgomery. Clinton H. Montgomery. Dsvld G. Montoery, Robert G. Montgomery. >mas J. Montgomery. Katharine a*. Alexander. Jane G. Cason. Mary M. McVeagh. Margaret M. Brown and Anna Chapman, are made party deiw of And You. George G. Singer are made a party defendant because aa the husband of May M. Singer, heir at law of Katharine Montgomery, you hare or may claim to have a right ' curtesy or otherwise In said lai And You. Q. Galen Singer, an Infant and Barbara M. Darlington, an Infant. children of the said May M. — mads parlies defendant - = the heirs -*

idants to this that you are hem at maid Katharine Montgomery.

of New Jersey, a

1 described a

ALL that certain lot of land and premises situate on the Northeasterly aide of Corgie Street. In the City of Cepe May. County of Cepe May. and State of New Jersey, hounded by lafids of John Bennett. William Ben- ~ m and James C. Bennett. BEGINNING at a stake at the ■sterly corner of the John Bennett lot on which his dwelling house now (1890) stand*, and running from thence s southerly course along and binding on James C. Bennett's land, one hundred and eleven and fivetenths feet to the northwesterly side line of said Corgie Street: thence southerly along and binding on said street fifty feet to a stake for.a cor- ■ thence northwesterly, at - light •le* with said Croglc Street one •d-od and eleven and five-tenths ' " corner of the-sald John Bent's .lot- thrnre northeasterly rse s-d parallel with said Corgie •—t fi'ly feet to the place of beginning. Containing five thousand - • h-'-'dred md r.rvrntv-five square ■ect. of land, be the same, more or ess. !fi with Interest and Sheriff* fee* to >e added F MfLFOKD STEVENS. Sheriff v*ted December 2. 19^.

The regular annual meeting of the •w-Vhcid-r* of the Merchants Nations! Rank of Cape May will be' K -'d •! the bankl-e house, comer of Washington- and Decatur streets, on Tuesday. January 11th. 1948. between the hours of 11 n.m and 12 V The purpose of the meeting Is, the elec-

husband of band of fituV ’ M. ficVeagh.' Brown, husband of Margaret Brown and Mr. Chapman, husband of •—la M. Chapman, are made parties mdant to this causa by reason of feci that you have or may claim . xavs a right of curtesy in said lands and pramiaes; And Tou. Mrs. Jams* H. Montgomery, widow of James H. Montgomery. Forence Montgomery, wife df Alfred B. Monttry. Mrs. T. Stuart Montgomery, of T. Stuart Montgomery. Mrs. " Montgomery, wife of Montgomery, Mrs. G. >r. wife of G. Galen Thomas J. Montgomery, wife of Thomas J. Montgomery. Mra. David 'G. Montgomery wife of David G. Montgomery. Mr*. Robert G. Montgomery, wife of Robert G. Montgomery. Mra. Thomas J. Montgomery, wife of Thomas J. Montgomery, are made parties defendant to this suit hy reason of the fact that you have, or may claim ' hava. a light of dower Ir <—■

Montgoraefy. T. Stuart Montgomery. Clinton H. Montgomery. May M. Singer. David G. Montgomery. Robert G. Montromery. Thomas J. Montgomery. Katharine V, Alexander. Jane G. Cason. Mary M. MeVearh. Margaret M. Brown. Anna M. Chapman and Annie V. Montgomery. are made parties defendant to this cause because In the;event of the desth of said persons, ‘their unknown heirs, devisees and personal representatives have, or may claim to have an interest In as Id lands. Dated: November 18th. 1942. SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant. 114* East Jersey Street. Elisabeth. New Jersey. l2-2-4ts-pf888.M

Notice Is hereby given that the accounts of the subscriber, as Executrix of the Estate of Thomas B. Kates, deceased will be audited and stated hy the Surrogate, and reported for sfttlement to the Orphans' Court of the County of Cape May on **— -‘-th day s>f January, next. "