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Change Schedule A new schedule of office hours for the headquarters of Selective .Service Board No. 2, covering the southern section of Cape May County, became effective on Saturday and will remain in force until further notice, it was announced this week. The board office is open daily, including Saturdays, from 8:80 a. m. to 6:80 p. m.

Classified Ad Section

Want to buy or sell somethingf _lre help! Seek employment? The Star and Wave Classified Ad Column is your beet advertising medium- Minimum Rate: 60 cents insertioa of five lines or

MRS. CLARA B. FRAMBES Mrs. O&ara B. Frambes, a forer refulent of Tuckaboe, died at the home of her son, Frank, in Johnstown, Pa. She had resided with her son for the last six years. Besides her son, she is vived by a daughter, Mrs. Mulford Stevens, of Cape May, and two brothers, Weaver Busby, of Tuckaboe, and William Busby, of Millville. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the funeral home of S. G. Langley and Son, Tuckaboe. Interment was made in the Tuckaboe Cemetery.. Mrs. Frambes .was a. frequent' visitor to Cape May and was well known here.

FOUND

BLACK LEATHER, fur-line glove for right hand. Almost new. Owner may have it by identifying It and paying for this ad. Apply Star and Wave office. l-7-tf-4804

WANTED

WAITRESS, apply Kahns, 426 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. 1-7-11-4807

FOR SALE

SEE WILLETS first for new and used furniture. Living room suite cost $200 for $110. A real bargain. Modern porcelain top breakfast set $22.60. Re-upholstered living room suites, three pieces. Odd upholstered chairs. W. W. WOlets, Schellengcr A New Jersey Avenues, Wildwood. Keystone Phone 6860, Bel! Phone 98. Open evenings. l-7-lt-4806

IF YOU NEED A CAR 1941 Hudson 2 door sedan, 2 tone green. No. 11 Special (l motor) 6 cyl. model. Driven 600 miles. 4 original tires and tubes (good tread) and new sp Hudson heater. Bargain at < Call Keystone 701 or 8862. l-7-lt-4800

DINING Room furniture, couch, trunks snd odd furniture. Key. 8893. 12-81-8t-4790

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DODGE 84-ton pick-up, good rubber, mechanically A-l, price $60. FORD AA Model, 10H stake body, dual wheels. 4-speed transmission, mechanically A-l, good rubber, price $176. Apply L. V. Quidort, 26th and New York Aves., Wildwood, N. J. T

FOR RENT

YEAR around cottage, hot water heat, all conveniences, furnished, with garage. Whitman’s Store, Town Bank Rd, Bay Shore. Bell 876W. 12-31-31-4789

COMING EVENTS

Awwnai Needlework Guild tea Ifcuraday, Jan. 14, 3 P. M. at the Pariah Hhuae, Franklin St. Benefit of the'Wool Fund. l-T-lt-4803

CARD OF THANKS

1 wish to thank my many friends and neighbors for their kindness during my recent bereavement and death of my husband Frank Spang. MRS. BETTE SPANG. 1-7-U-4801

MISCELLANEOUS

Luncheonette Business Fully & Nicely equipped, desirable lease. Is real moneymaker for hustler with ideas Only $600. cash needed. Call or write H. B^Hunt, Hunt Theatres. Wildwood, N. J. M-lt-4799 - FURNITURE Broker, Goods sold on a 1064 Commission, Horace F. Church, 68 Jackson Street, Keystone Phone 1062. l-7-tf-4805 To whom it may'concern: The person or persons who have possession of my valuable bird dog are hereby warned to release him or return him to me. The dog is a dark red Better, answering to the name of ~

Ban Pleasure Driving WASHINGTON—OPA Administrator Leon Henderson late yesterday issued orders banning all pleasure car driving to ease the critical fuel oil situation which threatens the nation. ' The order became effective immediately.

Henderson defined “pleasure; - retnrn nor to pay any tax. driving” as any use of an auto-1 ‘

mobile not strictly for business’ ,,,e ta5t 11

purposes.

Summarizing the proposal, Gov-

ernor Edison explained:

"A state tax is provided to be assessed and collected by O* state's tax commissioner at the uniform rate of 3H mills per dollar, or $3.50 per $1,000 npbn the true value of all intangible per-

sonal property

bilL

“Persons and corporations owning less than $500 of taxable intangibles are not required to file

Basketball League Coapetition Starts

e Cape

, start-

Monday night at the high school K m when a city team played a ttery C team from Cape May Point in the preliminary, and Naval Air Station squad played t VJ-5 team from the Naval Base. The Battery C team defeated the Franklin Street Hawks 44 to 28 in the opening game. Soloman and Lubarski were the big guns for the Army with 12 points each. White. Wilson and Cooper were high

scorers for the Hawks.

In the second game Monday night. The Naval Air team took

the VJ-6 i “

high man seven points, while Alexander was head man for VJ-6 with six points. Games are played every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening, suiting at 7:16 and 8:30. The league competition will continue for 11 weeks, according to the schedule issued this week by the

Recreation Commission.

In Tuesday’s games the Lafayette Street School Hawks played a U. S. Marine team, and the Admiral Hotel squad played the Signal-

men from the Naval Base.

The Cape May City team defeated the Marines by a score of '

. apnlicable only to

persons and corporations generally and no change is made in the presently existing provisions for the taxation of the property of New Jersey banks, life insurance companies, stock insurance companies, public utilities, savings banks, or building and loan associations. All exemptions now applying to such property are continued and the taxing districts continue to have jurisdiction over the taxation of such property in the same manner and at the same rates as heretofore.” The Governor’s recommendations provide for assessment of all inUngible personal property of New Jersey corporations and residenU, exempting only federal, sUte and local securities, moneys and deposits not used in business, such as savings accounts and building and loan shares, funds used for chariuble, benevolent, religious, educational, research or hospital purposes, if not used for profit, and the good will o'

going business.

The tax is not applied to -tangible personal property non-residenU and foreign corporations unless such property i used in business in New Jersey. “Mortgages are made taxable in the hands of the mortgagee except that to the extent that they are owned by New Jersey life or stock insurance companies or bauks and building and loan associations, they will continue to be exempted under the provision saving all exemptions heretofore

ed the Marines by a score ofsatol.pplicable to the property o! the -S •«h.P~Wt m .«fe.rpor.Uop.-

night. Smith was leading scorer for the locals with 10 points. Sutch was outstanding for the Marines

with 10 points.

In the second game the Admiral team forfeited to the Signalmen of the Naval Base. Last night’s games were between the Coast Guard Repair Base and the Officers’ Club, and the Section Base and the Radio Material team

from the base.

Next week’s schedule follows: January 11: Officers’ Club vs. Section .Base, 7:16. Coast Guard Repair Base vs. Signalmen, 8:30. January 12: Cape May City vs. Radio Material Base, 7:16. VJ-5 vs. Lafayette Street School, 8:30. January 13: Admiral Hotel vs. Marines, 7:16. Battery C vs. Naval

Air Station, 8:f' >

B0WL0DR0ME 8 — ALLEYS — 8

AT, OUXX3CT. Owmmt AI nrusicAjr, x*z. 4907 Paolfle Ava.

WALTER SHINN, 116 Second Avenue, Weet Cepe May, "N. J. l-T-lt-4802

. _____ _in. be traded la ea Prigideira Ranges, Hot Water Heatera or Befrigeratora QeR TVs Trader. Keystone Wildweed 2814 or Bril 76*. 4-10-St-S47* CARPET AND RUB CLEANING , —r r j t - pb_ un JOHN J. Q FARRELL

the Governor explained.

"Accounts receivable of New Jersey corporations and residents are taxed in the form of business credits}., which are determined as the excess of all current accounts receivable, including cash on hand and on deposit used jn business, over all current accounts payable, whether to creditors within or out of the state," the Governor con-

tinued.

Professional Cards

Hollingsead Funeral Home • IB WASHINGTON STREET CAPE MAY PHONE KEY. 120 BELL B2 NO CHARGE FOR USE OF FUNERAL HOME

L. BENOFF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Federal Income Tax Assistance 721 Washington St. Cape May. N. J. Evenings

T. MILLET HAND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW

No. 31 Paenr Street cams wav

DR.S.M. HORNSTINE SURGEON CHIROPODIST 4M4 Pacific Avene WILDWOOD, N. J. Key. 4644 Bril 41 Johnson Funeral Home CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE w. KENNETH MATLACK FUNKRAL DIRKCTCR WELL PHONE 8-BOOI KEY. 321

reductions! ■ Closing on January 16 ■ Reopening March 15 with Spring Fashions

HOUSECOATS BROKEN LOTS IN RAYON AND WOOL, QUILTS AND SATINS S3.95 to S5.95 All Wool COATS BROKEN SIZES $15 — 819.95 FEW SWEATERS HAND MADE IN ALL WOOL ■SMALL SIZES) S5.00 ODD LOT OF SEPARATE LIGHTWEIGHT GABARDINE AND LINEN SLACKS S2.95 S3.95

Siibna Down ShoppSL 309 Washington Street Cape May

FUEL FOR ALL THIS WINTER!

War-time demand! on transportation fadlitiea make it neceaaary to prohibit deliveries of the whole winter's coal at this time. “Hoarding” of fuel is out for the

Under orders from the Solid Fuela Coordinator for War, we cannot make further deliveries to those w^ now have ample domestic anthracite to meet their early winter reqnirementa.

There should be

ta ample supply of anthracite to take care of this winter, bat it most be spread so that all

will have a share.

r order Immediately, be assured that we will

Cape May Coal & Ice Company 512 WASHINGTON STREET

DRESSED—HEADUSS

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FRESH SALT WATER OYSTERS

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Large Mixed

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Sylvie Seal

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Ccttaft Cktist “ 16.

Vegetables and Fruits

FLORIDA, JUICY, 2H SIZE Oranges

LA ROE—176 SIZE FLORIDA. 70 SIZE

Grapefruit v, i 0 T

FLORIDA (176 size)

Tangerines vl F c 0 T B a D > California Carrots Florida New Cabbage

Lettuce CaW. leMrg D’Anjou Pears

Fresh Cranberries

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Oeiee 19* 2*” 13c lb 06c n *“* 09 e 5’-25c ^ 19c

WHITEHOUSE

Apple Butter 2 Sr 29*

GREEN GIANT

DEL MAIZ

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WHITE SAIL SOAP FLAKES 2 S 27e WHITE SAIL SOAP BRAINS 2 35c BLUE ROSE RICE 2 £ 19c LAR6E PRUNES «»*.*. 2 »»32e BOLD MEDAL WHEATIES He UPTON’S SOUP MIXES 3 r*~ 25c ANN PABE SALAD DRESSIN6 20c MELLO-WHEAT 14c SUNNYFIELD FAMILY FLOUR 12 £ 43c 0CTA60N LAUNDRY SOAP 2 & 9c ANN PABE PEANUT BUTTER I £ 28c

Ann Pag* Macaroni or

Spaghetti SHARP CHEESE TENDERONI ™

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