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PLAN CHEST CLINIC Dr. Max Gkw* state clinician, vfll hold a clinic for chert examination in the old court buildtnr. Cape May Court House, on Thuraday, January 21, betwe«i 9 a. m. and noon, Miss Natalie Mcounty tuberculoeis nurse, * this week.

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A Loose Leaf Note Book bet wee r Pearl ave.. West Cape May and Washington st., Cape May. Key ,2914. 1-14-11-4810

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

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HOUSEKEEPER, white for six weeks, no cleaning, no. laundry, for family of three, 2 adulta and 1 child, sleep in. Call Keystone phone 4181. 1-14-U-4819

WANTED to buy: Baby carriage. Call st 640 Hughes street. 1-14-3U-4808

TYPIST for one cr two days a week. State experience and compensation, what days available, in writing to Box 81, Star and Wave. l-14-tf-4816

WAITRESSES. Apply Kahn’a Restaurant, 426 Washington St. Bell 832. 12-24-3t-4788 FOR SALE

TWO elec. Toledo scales, 10 ft. double duty case, meat rack, elec, meat grinder. Phone Key. 2083, Louise Fishman. 4207 Pacific Ave., Wildwood, N. J. 1-14-3 ts-4812

8 PIECE light oak living room furniture, also electric range, price reasonable. Call Keystone -jphone 4121, James Wert Naval /Air Station, Cape May. 1-14-H-4811 >

DINING K>om suites, living room suites, maple finish breakfast sets Md over-stuffed chair.. W. W. Willeta, Schellenger and New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, N. JKeYstone Phone 6860, Bell 89, Opep evenings. 1-14-11-4817

g^OIL heaters, almost new; 1 lawn -mower- with rubber tires, used twice; 2 metal Venetian blinds 5’ x 6’. Apply York Ave. A Broadway, West Cape May. l-14-3ta-4814

DINING Room furniture, couch, trunk* and odd furniture. Key. 2893 12411-31-4790

DODGE <4-ton pick-ap, good rubber, mechanically A-l, price $50. FORD AA Model, 10V4 stake body, dual wheels. 4-speed transmission, mechanically A-l, good rubber, price $175. Apply L. V. Quidort, 26th and New York Ares., Wildwood, N. J. Both phones. l2-81-3t-4792

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ROOMS and Board, The Pob-Roy, 2200 Atlantic Avenue, Wildwood, Keystone 4293. 1-14-1-4816

HEATED rooms by day or week. Plenty of hot water. Mrs. C. V. Kokes, 24 Jackson Street. 1-14-Sta-481B

YEAR-around cottage, hot ter heat, all conveniences, furnished, with garage. Whitman's Store. Town Bank Rd., Bay Shore. Bell 875W. 12-31-31-4789

Blue And Black Befeats Army By 33-30 Tally thrill packed basketball e was played Saturday night at the local high school gymnashun before a fair siied crowd. The high school team played heads-up ball and defeated a big Army team by a 33-30 score. Led by the sharp-eyed tosser Cooper, the high school team forced the play right from the beginning, notching a 9-1 lead at the first quarter. The scoring in the second suarter was even, but the school-

Army putting up a spirited rally as they outscored the Blue and Black 14-6 and came within a point of tying the score which stood at 26-26 in favor of Cape May High School. ' There was bang-up action in the fourth quarter with both teams determined to bring home the bacon. In the spirited play, two high school boys were banned via the personal foul route as were two Army team members. The Capers held to a lead for most of the final quarter, but the Army made it 30-30 with three minutes to go. Dunne sank a long one for two points, and Cooper converted a foul toss for a point to give the school team a 33-30 vic-

tory.

In the scoring, Cooper collared 18 points, six baskets and six out of

women’s and misses’

Antonio six, Parinello four, Roseman one. Salomon was high for Army with 11 markers. Brannigan had eight, Cuba five, Surgent four

and Keogh two.

In the preliminary game Freshman Lightweights defeated the Sophomore Lights by a 25-21 score. In the second preliminary, the Jayvees played a whirling game to eke out a one-point win over a scrappy Senior team. The score was 17-16 in favor of the Jayvees. The regular scheduled game with Pleasantville (away) was cancelled because of the gasoline ban. Cape May High School’s basketball team will re-arrange its schedule with as many service teams as can be arranged and with whatever school teams are available. Line-ups for Saturday's game

follow:

CAPE MAY ARMY Antonio f Surgent Cooper f Brannigan Cannone c .Cuba Roseman g .... Salomon Parinello g .Keogh Dunne f Flanigan Mathews f Muise Doran g Referee, Schellenger, Ithaca; Scorer, Reeves; Time. Stevens. The next home game has been scheduled with Egg Harbor High School if the Atlantic Countysquad can find transportation on January 16. If forced to cancel, the spot will be filled by either Cape May Court House or one of the local service teams.

Stylists Lead In Club Pin Tourney

Kiwania bowlers rolled out the old year with a doable header at the Cepe Recreation Center Wednesday night. The games scheduled for the week of December 23 were called off. It was a bad i ‘ ‘ all around. Even the turkey Cresae had penned up in his back yard for a Christmas high score got out somehow. There must have been a blackout. The turk is etll at large. Well, the double header went rer big. The boys knocked 'em >wn till the early hours of the morning. Five dollars ' from the bowling jack pot and put up for prises. The first prize of $2.50 for high team, three games, went to Kid Hughes and his Troubleshooters with a 2467 score. For single high game individual, one dollar went to Bo so Lehman with a 233 score. High three g&nes individual went to Big Eddie Griffin with a 699 score. Fifty cents went to Johnny “Doughboy” Utz for low of the evening with a 105 score. And on top of all this, big

_ with a 213 and a 200

game, and Eddie Griffin took one of his free coupons with a 212 and

12 fouls. Dunne had four counters, a 213 game. Yes, sir. There surely

is a Santa Claus. And now geting down to the double header.... The Stylists took three and lost three. In other words, they didn’t move an inch. Captain Mark had a bad night. Christmas shop him- down. Harris, the 1 only one big game, 195. Kingfish Hollingsead was doing plenty * backfiring and Andy Steger i way off shore. Kid Hughes and his Troubleshooters picked up a game, winning four and dropping two. His two sticks of dynamite, Lehman and Griffin, blasted out some heavy charges. Eddie had a 199 average for three games. That’s going to

town.

Honest Amos Ricker and his bunch took four and dropped two which puts them within three. K mes of the Stylists, the league

•ders.

Handsome Wally, fcis anchor man. rolled three beautiful games, 186-199 and 183. Big Little A1 hit 212 and 213. Kiwanian Chas. “Choy” Shields will donate another free grease job next week for two consecutive 200 games, so roM your heads off, boys, and get some more smooth going. And as the curtain dropped, here’s your scoreboard standings: Won lost

Stylists Bluebloods T rou bleshooters Pacers

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COMING EVENTS

CARD PARTY and RADIO Benefit Ladies’ Auxiliary, West Cape May Fix*. Dept., Thurs. Eve., Jan. 21st, Boro. Hall. Prize*, reAdmisaion 28c, tax I-14-2U-4813

miscellaneous FURNITURE Broker, Goods sold OB a 10% Commission, Horace F. Church. 53 Jackson Street, Keystone Phone 1062. 1-7-1*4805

FRIGID AIRE DEALER Ut Quidort suggests you look around faar attk, garage, basement, etc Amy aaabla artlclee can be traded la oa Frigidaire Ranges, Hot Water Beaters or Refrigerators OaU The Trader, Keystone Wildweed 2814 or Bell 788. 4-10-3t-3476 CARPET AND RUG CLEARING K j 1 - Phene 1171 JOHN J- O FARRELL

Change In Banking Hours Commencing Monday January 18th BUSINESS HOURS Monday through Friday 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Saturday 10 A. M. to 12 Noon CONDmONS BEYOND OUR CONTROL NECESSITATE THIS CHANGE FOR A LIMITED TIME THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF CAPE MAY

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FUEL FOR ALL THIS WINTER!

War-time demand* on transportation facilities make it necessary to prohibit deliveries of the whole winter's coal at this time. “Hoarding’? of fuel is out for the present. Under orders from the Solid Fuels Coordinator for War, we cannot make farther deliveries to those who now have ample domestic anthracite to meet their early winter requirements. > There should he an ample supply of anthracite to take care of consumers’ needs this winter, but it mart be spread so that all will have a share. If we cannot fill your order immediately, be assured that we will

Cape May Coal & Ice Company 512 WASHINGTON STREET

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