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vage Drive intinues As hortages Grow — Continued From Page One — cans should be flattened. When the cans are prepared, put them in a separate container and take them to a local store which‘'is serving: as a Tin Can Receiving Station. Do not save evaporated or condensed milk cans, Tiaint, oil,. varnish, floor polish or cone-

shaped cans. STOCKINGS

Plans for the collection of cans in Cape May are being formed. Receiving stations will be announced next week. Worn silk and nylon stockings are made into bags to hold gun K wder. Bins for these stockings ve been placed in some stores and will be set up in many others. Silk shirts and underdothing are not acceptable. WASTE FATS . Waste fats are Heeded to make a glycerine base for explosives. All bacon' grease, frying fats and meat drippings should be strained and poured into a one-pound widemouthed tin container and kept ii •-cool place until disposed of. D< not put fats in a glass container or paper bag. Butchers and “meat dealers will purchase the waste fats at the market price. SCRAP METAL All metals, such as iron, steel, copper, brass, bronze, zinc,- etc., are needed. These will be collected r local salvage committee, them that you have metal and that you want it collected. Or sell it to a junk dealer. BAGS, RUBBER, ROPE Old fabrics arc being salvaged to make sand bags for use byAmerican soldiers. Rubber needs are still critical. The government will shortly call for old rope and hemp to be used ifi making new rope. Our hemp supply, which came from the Philippines, has been completely cut off. Dispose of rags, rubber and rope in the same way as strap metals. ockwell, Cape May or, Succumbs Joseph F. Stock well, executive ‘ a president and director of ! Keystone Telephone Company, d in his sleep Thursday at home at 631- Wmsford road, yn Mawr. He was G2. For many years, Mr. Stockwell 1 his family had been summer lents ef Cape May, where he

well known.

| Associated with the Keystone mtce.almost since its founding, [r. fitbckweil rose to a position * authority within a few years ' ‘ 'ig the organization’s _ department. He be- ___ vice president and director the Camden & Atlantic Tele- ! & Telegraph Co. and held tr posts with the Pennsyl- < Independent Telephone AsHe had acquired his engineerg training at Drexel Institute ' Technology after going'' to liladelphia from his birthplace ; Portland, Me. Since the death of his wife, Ira. A^ida Hunt Stockwell, in flO, Mr. Stockwell had lived rith his children and a sister, Css Adelaide P. Stockwell. in la Main Line /home. One of the children is now Mrs. VanLcnnep, Jr., and ” Hunt Stockwell. is the U. S. Naval

Obituaries

MISS CARRIE DbUGLASS Miss Carrie Douglass, a well known resident of Cape May, died on Thursday, January 28, at 800 Washington street, where she had been 111 for more than a year. She was 71. Miss Douglass was born South Dennis, the daughter of Eleazer and Josephine Allen Douglass. At the age of 16 she came to Cape May to make her home with Mrs. O. L. W. Knerr, and had served as saleslady in Che Knerr dry goods store until the last year. Death followed 13 days after the death of. Mrs.

Knerr.

Funeral services were held .at the Hollings^iti Funeral Sunday afternoon, with U Samuel Blair, pastor of the First Methodist Church, officiating. He was assisted by the Rev. Edward Graham, a former pastor of the local church, now of Wildwood. Miss Douglass, known to All her friends as ‘‘Miss Carrie", was active for many years in church work in the community. She is survived by a brother, John Douglass, of Cape May Court House. MELVIN W. ELDREDGE, JR. Melvin W. Eldredge, Jr., . six-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge, died at his home, 119 Third avenue. West Cape May, on Tuesday, January 26th, following a brief illness.- Funeral .services were held at the Hollingead Funeral Home Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Robert McCullough,

win Salem Corwin, and Fred Perrin. Maude Laity Perrin, Ernestine Senastak and Ernest Sencstak prepaid directed to them at the post omce nearest their residence or at

the Post Offlice receive their let!

residence or Post and cannot be ascertained

cm at thi

their residence .. .

Mch they usually *. unless such Ice be unkown

iot he ascertained upon mak-

r— — Inquiries prescribed by the

laws and rules of this Court. LUTHER A. CAMPBELL. C.

’o Elliabeth K. Gutekunst: Paul E. Gutekunst: Howard M. KennedyMrs. Howard M Kennedy; Mrs.' Getrude Taylor: Enoch TaylorMrs. Robert M. Kennedy; Elizabeth Kennedy: John Doe (the name • John Doc" being fictitious) husband of Elizabeth Kennedy: Grace Kennedy: Verna Draper: John Doe (the said name “John Dot" being fictitious) husband of Verna Draber; Wilbur B. Kennedy: Mary Kennedy; the heirs, devisees and E rsonal representatives of Robert Kennedy; the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of John Kennedy; the helm, devisees

MRS. MABEL .L. DIETTERICH Mrs. Mabel L. Dietterich, a resident of Cape May for several years, died in Philadelphia Thurs-

day, January 21.

Funeral servicer were held at the Frankcnfield & Sons Funeral Home, ^Philadelphia, on Tuesday, January 26. Interment was made at West Laurel Hill Ceme-

tery, Philadelphia.

She is survived by two daughrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Tragokis, and Margaret L. Dietterich, and two sons, William and James, the latter now overseas in the armed

forces.

iustave A. Va la son, David : lieutenant in

U also survived by two granc Mr. Stockwell -was. treasurer of M Independence Hall Associa- <», was a Mason and vice present of the Union League and e Penn Club. He also- was a lember of the Society of Coloni Wars, the Colonial Society, Military Order of the Loyal ■gion and the Pennsylvania Soety, Sons of the Revolution. nd Women To

Club

outstanding Vineland wo--will apeak to the Cape Mayunity Club here afternoon, following a club loon at the Batten Cottage 1 o'clock. Mrs. Charles M. .Schable will Mk on ‘‘Bells of Romance”. She D exhibit part of her large lection of bells .from many nntries. telling briefly the hisy of each. Mias Clarrette Sehon, of th« •eland Training School, sec id district vice president of the ew Jersey State Federation of Semen’s Clubs, will speak on deration news. following the program, which scheduled to start at two [ock, s business meeting will

MRS. KATHRYN C. OKTLIP Mrs. Kathryn C. Ortlip, wife of Harry S. Ortlip, president of the Philadelphia United Life Insurance Co., died Monday in Doctors' Hospital, Philadelphia, after a short illness. She was 45. Mr. and Mrs. Ortlip and their family have been Cape May summer cottagers for several years, occupying a cottage at 9 Broad-

way-

She is survived by two daughters, Kathleen and Marjorie, and a son Pharmacist’s Mate Robert Lupfer, UJSJi.

and personal represcntati« John Kennedy. Jr..- Edward Kennedy; Mrs. Edward Kennedy; Robert B. Kennedy; and Mrs.

Robert B. Kennedy :

By virtue of an order of the Court -- Jersey made on Uie date hereof In a cause wherein Amelia M. Wells Is complainant and

Gutekunst. ct als. are

. ,ou are required to ap-

pear and answer the bill of said complainant on or before the Sth day

' rch next, or the said bill will : *n as confessed against you.

The said bill la Hied to foreclose certain mortgage given by John Kennedy, dated the IMh day of March. 1931. on lands In the borough Avalon. In the County of C- ’

iy and State of New Jersey: i u. Elisabeth K. Gutekunst, cdo defendant because yau are i

the owners of the lands descrlL.. said mortgage: and You. Paul E. Gutekunst. are made defendant because you are the husband of Elizabeth K. Gutekunst. and by reason thereof, have an Interest in the lands described In said mortgage: and you. Howard M. Kennedy, arc made defendant because you are one of the owners of the lands described In said mortgage; and you. Mrs. Howard M. Kennedy, arc made defendant bc-

- — the wife of Howard M.

by reason thereof hi

— the lands described said mortgage: and you. Mrs. G« rude Taylor, arc made defendant because you arc one of the owners of the lands described in s«ld

New Jersey. And You. John Weiner, are made a party defendant to UUs suit bo-

nus suit because you have a right of dowt . lands and promisee; And You, WillFriedman, are made a party deant to this suit because you are the holder of a mortgage Of record on eaid lands and premises; And You. The L nknown Helm, _Devlseem and Personal Representatives of John Weiner and William Friedman, are

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e Borough of West Cape May, County of Cape May

Legal Advertising

•nett Named To nor Society .

ewi* S. Bennett, of Cape May, been elected to the Skull and

nor society of Rider Trenton, it wns learn-

Kwng Be

, _ Bennett, who has made bmtatanding record at the col-

ms elected to the society of leadership he has diein extra -curricular actiribecause of the high of scholarship he has

Between BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE I 0n nm MAY. a Municipal I Oo 0,11 Corporation of the. State of New '

Jersey,

Complainant, - JOSEPH BYRON \ PUBLICATION’ Ml LI.LM.K, ux. ct -als, Defendants. The Complainant having filed Its' bill herein, wlierem Herbert H. Bllzaard, Irene Huzzard. Joseph K. Blizzard. an, infant' over the age of fourteen years. Sophie Smith. Agnes Loll. Bertha llugnea, Harry Hugnea. Ethel Corwin, balem Corwin, Fred .Perrin, Maude Licnty Perrin. Ernestine Sengs tak. Ernest Sengalak. Joseph Byron Mulllner, Ellen Multitier. Mary H. Harblaon. Samuel B. Harblsou. Charles S. Mulllner, Ruth Mulllner. Alice P. Blizzard. Elizabeth P. Pontz. Charles pouts. Hazel Douglass, Edward Douglass, J r. Belle crownurat, Belle X. Bush, Edwin •Bush. K. Lou el la Smith. Charles R. Smith. Helan S. Smith. Edna S. Vogt. Carl Varnon Vogt. Alydia Van Neaa. William Van Ness. Slate of New Jersey, Morris M. Ravin. Receiver, and Paramount Investment Corporation are made defendants, and .subpoenas ad respondendum having duly Issued against the defendants as above listed, to appear In this suit aa defendants: and It having been made to appear by affidavit to the satisfaction of the Chancellor that the said Herbert H- Blizzard. Irene Hllzaard. Joseph K. Blizzard, an infant over the age of fourteen years. Sophie Smith, Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes, Harry I'—*— «’•**—• Corwin, Salem Corwin. Maude Llcbty Perrin. Ernestine Sengs ink and Ernest Sengalak out- of this State, and that pro cannot be served upon them In this

State:

It la.- on this ZCth dsy of January, 1943. ORDERED that tha said Harbert H. Blizzard. Irene Blizzard. Joseph- E. Blizzard, an Infant ovar the age of fourteen yearn. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott, Bertha Hughes. Harry Hughes. Ethel Corwin. Samuel Corwin. Fred Perrin. Maude Letty Perrin. Ernestine $eng»lak and Erncet Sencstak be deemed and taken to be absent defendants, and that they appear and answer on or before the ZTth day of March next, and that In case ' they shall not so appear, nnd answer the Complainant's bill,within th-* **—

limited, the s as confessed

belt H. Bill Joseph E Blizzard, an Infant the age of fourteen years. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hughes. Fred; (“trrln. Maude Letty Perrin. .Ernestine Seng* la k and Ernest Sengstak, Harry Hughes. Ethel Corwin. Salem Corwin, and that in case Of such default, such decree may be -ade against them aa the Chancellor isll deem equitable knd lust. IT IS FURTHER-ORDERED that notice of this Order be served upon the defendants Herbert H. Blizzard. Irene Blizzard. Joseph E Blizzard, an infant over the age of fourteen ysarw. Sophie Smith. Agnes Lott. Bertha Hu rhea. H*rry Hughes. Ethel ConMn. Salem Corwin, anf — - Perrin. M%ude Letty Perrin. tine Sengalak and Ernest fengstak by mall, with postage therSon prepaid. within twenty di * date hereof, by delivery of a copy hereof to them In such mal), and by publication of^ the same in the

- 1 s«jd m

1 you. Enoch Taylor.

made defendant because you arc the husband of,Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, and by reason thereof have an Interest In the lands described In said mortgage: and you. Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy, are made defendant because you are the widow of Robert M. Kennedy, one of the owners nnd by reason thereof have an Interest In lands described In said mortgage: you. Elizabeth Kennedy, are Ic defendant because you are one .he owners j>f the lands described In said mortgage: and you. John Doe (the name "John Doc" being flctltiqus) are made defendant because you aiy the husband of Elizabeth Kennedy and by reason thereof have an Interest insthc lands described In said mortgage: and you. Grace Kennedy, are made defendant because you are the widow of John Kennedy, one of the owners of said lands, and by reason thereof have an interesi In the lands described In said mortgage: and you. Verna Draber, at made defendant because you are on„ of the owners of the lands described In said mortgage: and you. John Doc (the aald name "John Doe" being fictitious) are made defendant because you are the husband of Verm Draber and by reason thereof hav an Interest In the lands described li aald mortgage: and You. Wilbur B Kennedy, are made defendant be cause you are one of the owners of the lands described In said mortgage: nnd you. Mary Kennedy, are made defendant because you are the wife of Wilbur B. Kennedy and by reason thereof have an Interest In the lands described In said mortgage: and you. the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Robert M. Kennedy: nnd you. the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of John. Kennedy: and you. the heirs, devisees and personal representatives of John Kennedy. Jr., are made defendants because you are the owners or otherwise Interested In the lands described In said mortgage: and you. Edward Kennedy, are made defendant bese you are one of the owners of . lands described In said mortgage: ^ind you. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, are made .defendant because you are the wife of Edward Kennedy and by reason thereof have an Interest in the lands described In said mortgage; and you. Robert B. Kennedy, are

Robert B. Kennedy, are made fendant because you are the wife of Robert B. Kennedy and by reason

Local Budget of t for the fiscal year 1943.

It is liereoy certmed that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a _rt hereof la a true copy of the budget approved by resolution of the governing body on the 2nd day of February, 1X43.

R. A. SWAIN, Clerk.

Certified by me This 2nd day of February. 1943.

It Is hereby certified that the budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is an exact copy of the original on Ole with the clerk of the governing body, that all additions are correct and that all stalemenls contained

herein are in proof.

EL,WOOD C. DAVIS. Registered Municipal Accountant, i 4331 Terrace Avenue, Merchantvllle, N. J. Mcrch. 0.693 Kingsley 0651 Certified by me This 23rd day of January. 1943. X.OCAX. BUDGET NOTICE

SECTION 1.

Local Budget of the Borough of West Cape May, County of Cape May ;

for the fiscal year 1943.

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following statements of revenues and ap-

propriations shall constitute the local budget for the year 1943:

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that aald budget be published in Cape

May Star and Wave In the issue of t**- uwn——

Notice Is hereby given that the I

by the Borough Commissioners of t

Of Cape May on February 2. 1943.

A hearing <*1 the budget and tax resolution will be held at Borough Hall on 23rd or-February. 1943. at 8:00 P. M. o’clock, at which time and'placc objections to said budget nnd tax resolution of the Borough of West Cape May for the year 1943 may he presented by taxpayers or other Interested

f February. 1943.

, it gnd lax resolution was api Jo rough of West Cape May C

..(Estimate for 1943)1 1.370.1

t Schools (Estimate f

2,697.70 1211.07 10.9S6.00

.(Allotted for 1943) 3,000.00 2.796.34 2.3SS.11 .{Estimated for 1943) 6.40 6.40 6.46

LOCAX. BUDGET

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT

The estimated tax rate of 65.40 as shown by. this budget remains the " Jne actual rate for 1942. This figure was computed on the basis

of the 1942 valuations

Provisions have been made In this budget

a* no change can be anticipated

Fr**l»-Kill#d Frying _ CHICKENS *39 c Ad topq—tlty. to lbs. LIVER PUDDING^ v* * 17* PORK BRAINS »l7e

PicIflM

mn 'Z ^ 9c | Pork Lhror

Comffi..|M u , h u ‘«-"-2 1 £l2c|p.ppor Hash

SMELTS

Soa Trout ** Whiting !Z~,

Fancy No. 1 n.

Native

I5c | Rllat Fish * 25c 15c | Crab Cakas 15c

Untlle^d by Uncle Sam's Ordw

the announced increase ...» -. jjjjj fjjnj j n jj,,

as appropriated

last yearl . .

After careful consideration by the Board of Commissioners the operating appropriations required for 1943 were determined. It will be noted “'ill T M 7, u, . t i* ohang* has been made In these appropriations as they were

sufficient in 1942 for operating the Borough efficient 1;-

bed in said mortgage. BUDD M. RIGO, Solicitor of Complainant. 220 High Street. Burlington; New Jersey.

ne hereinbefore'

1 shall be ' t .Vie said

coiogoxr px.xAs COURT or

GEORGE OGDEN & SON bo. Plaintiff.

Defendant Notice Is hereby given that a Writ of Attachment, at the suit of George Ogden & Son Co. against the rights and credlta. moneys and effects, goods and chattels, lands and .tenements of Wise & Smith Co.. Inc., non-resident debtors, for the sum of Four. Hundred Twenty Two Dollars and twelve cents. Issued out of - •* Court on January 13, 1943. rt able on ithe Hth day of February, next and returned Into Court, duly exeeuted by the Sheriff of the County of Cape May. In the State of New ** T **>’-1 the 20th day of January, STIRLING W. COLE. Clerk. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Attorney. 1-21-6ta-pf612.02

it otic* to i.nrrr cusxtoks Estate of MICAJAH 8. SMITH.

FITCH, surrogate of the Countyof 14 <a) Revenues

Cape May. made on the twenty-ninth day of December. A. D. 1942. on the application of the subscribers. Executors of said deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscribers under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased within six

months from the twenty-ninth gay ,r o...

of December. A. Dr 1942. or they will 6 Dedicated Revenues

be forever barred of any action "m. agatnst the subscribers.

Dated December 29th. A. D. 1942.

HELEN O. SMITH ' LEWIS —

ough efficiently. D RBVBBUliB

Surplus Revenue Caah Appropriated .. 7.41K16

Miscellaneous Revenues

Mercantile Licenses V'-'' -66 00

—— — •»-*.— • 700.00

600.00 --'OO

Interest Franchi

d Costs on Takes .

Rental—Borough Property ... .'rr'fl

Total Miscellaneous Revenues

Receipts from Delinquent TAxes ...

Items 1. 1 (a). 3 arid 4 .... •- be Raised by Taxation:

Total _

Amount ) Local Purpose Tax

• d- B

. T2.2I

6.000.0©

. 16.703.16

TtUI 186.00 2,841 N

) County Taxes (e) State Taxes Total of General Budget Revenues .

10.. General Appropriations

(a) Operations

Department of Public Affairs and

Public Safety Director's Office

Salaries and Wages

Other Expenses .

Police

Salaries and Wagi Other Expenses .

Other Expenses Fire Hydrants \ Board of Health Salaries and Wages . Other Expenses .... Poor Administration Other Expenses Poor Relief Local Defense Other Expenses Elections Other Expenses

10,696.20 9.690.00 3.749.44 1.364.60 41.338.67 41,338.67' 'Appropriated for 1»4S Expended * for 1942

260.00 760.00 300.00

BREAD 2.™ 17®

THmIs Bi Costvst, Nlocls. Ires.

Supreme Whole Wheat Bread ;z lOc Clenwood Pure APPLE gm „ jApfc BUTTER Z '-" Z /

Street Lighting .. ’ ”11”I."”Hii Department of Revenue A Finance Directors Office Salaries and Wages

Salaries and Wai Other Ej

Legal

Salaries

salaries and Wages Liquidation of Tax Title Liens and

foreclosed Property

. _ 0,her Expenses 3.. Department of Public Works. Parks

and Property jetor-g Office ilsrli-s and Wi

Other Expenses

Streets

Other Expenses

Sewers

Other Expenses .... Property Salaries and Wages 'Other Expenses Municipality's Share of Aid Road Projects (b) Contingent (c) Debt Service (l)Munlcipal Debt 8< Payment of Bonds . . i“*erest on Bonds (e) Deficits and Statutory Expenditures: Emergency Revenues (g> Cash Deficit Local District School Tax County Tax State .Tax . Reserves:— IL Sub Total ,. _ Reserve for Uncollected Taxes ... }J Total General Appropriations ......... 14. Total*

CHEESE FarnxtaL. N ^'^ 1 n SAUER KRAUT ^ PEA BEANS W HEAT PUFFS SS (vstg. >* - 9c EVAP, MILK 329c

Voh Hare till March * to eomplcte Your Sat Fir* King fiSgg. DINNER WARE s9c WHh 2tc ParcJiM. mo •re d*.

Sunrise Tomato Juice

‘ir I9c

Fillet Salt Mackerel

“'■'9c

4SC0 Peanut Butter

£ 27c

Sliced Pie Apples I,"."

-urisc

Whole Wheat Floor

* Z. the

14 (b) Appropriations

660.000 Fund—Dirt Road Fund

The dedicated

2-4-lt-pf61T.60

gUdtdot Enriched

FLOUR > 12£48 c w AII-nuriHeu- riinillt flour.

LARD ig; ”■ !8 Pillsburv's Best FLOUR 1Z Z- He

. Works of Fannins ^nllnir*

STANDARD CLASSICS

each

* 9 :

nlth «v«rli Z.V- nnrrluiNr.

4 for $1.00

I Such crlehrnlrel nutliora as I Shakespeare. Frnnlmore OoopI rr. Conrad. Mau|ui*Minf. Dumas,

STATE BOAS AZS

:

Campbell Tomato ioup

5 "reST

Tomato oup ,. r r; r T- i

3'is

Pamunkejr Cora Meal

*

£SU> Hard water c oap

IX m ‘“

AT*Pine cented J oap

3SK

American f issue

3'-isr

hereby anticipated a*

fitfWKBS? ^ “ i svasuA&asi'STsasr;

16. Grand Total of all Anticipated

44.672.66 44.6T2.06

44.672.69 644T2.M

622 Washington St.

We Reserve Right tef 1 Limit Quantities

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