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Mrs. Charles Swanson was Philadelphia visitor on' Friday. Mrs. Edwin Miller and Mm. Lonette Miller have returned from Bay Shore, L. I., where they attended the funeral of their brother-in-law, William Bristow. Mr. and Mrs. Allan' Eamshaw, of “Barberry Hedges”, Haverford, Pa., and the “Band Box", Cape May, have moved to 1530 .Locust street, Philadelphia. Charles Doak,. of Philadelphia, enjoyed Sunday in Cape May with his sisters at their Washington street home.

___ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ward. Clifford Saby, of Philadelpphia, the weekend here with

Mrs. ^ Swift . Hand spent the tatter part of the week in Philadelphia. Miss Dorothy Blair, of Philadelphia, enjoyed the weekend here with her. parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Blair, at the Methyl ist parsonage. .The Rev. and Mrs. Paul l^nghorne entertained their daughter at the Baptist parsonage on Sunday. Senator and Mrs. I. ’Grant Scott have been entertaining the former’s - father, Edward Scott, of Ambler. Mr. Scott has been recuperating after a recent major jperation. Harrison Shaw, of Camden, enfoyed the weekend in Cape May with Mrs. Shaw and their family. Mr. and Mrs. Chari gs A. Bwain, Jr. left Cape May this week •to spend their annual vacation in Florida. “Sandy” Moon, of Long Island, ipent the weekend here with his lather, Dr.-Alex C. Moon, J Mrs. Moon. * Miss Frances Pliscke enjoyed he weekend in Cape May with ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pliscke, at'their home.' Mr. and Mrs. John W. Utz were ireekcnd guests of Mrs. Utz’ iather and sister at. their home n Roxboro, Pa. •tRobert Hughes, of- Philadelphia, ipent the -weekend here with Mr. khd Mrs. Gilbert C. Hughes. Mrs. Alma Hawley, Miss Edith larrison and Mrs. Carrie Keefe pent Monday in Philadelphia. Miss Stanton, a teacher in Cape day High School, pnjoyed the iviritend at her home in Trenton. Mrs. T. Powcl! Hughes, of %iladelphia, has been visiting ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Stevens, for several days. ’ Mr. and Idrs. George Appelgate Mtve returned to this country rom Australis, where for the last line years he has been managing Hrector of the Western Electric 3o_ Ltd. They are spending a reek with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. kppelgate. of Cape May, who are pending the winter at the Cnmlerland Hotel, Bridgeton. YoUng Mr. Appelgate is now tonnapently located in this counrjr/dnd is’ in charge of the enfineering department of the Weston Electric Company’s foreign. If export division with offices at 10 Vandnm street and -residence it dO.Fifth avenue. New York. . Miss Edith Edmunds spent the wekend in Merion, Pa. as the nest of her cousin, Mrs. Frank ■dvering. Mrs. • Harry Steer and her aughter. Miss Virginia Steer, of lew York avenue, spent Monday I Philadelphia.

ISSUED BY THE N. J. OFFICE OF PRICE

ADMINISTRATION .

FUEL OIL—Period Three coupons, each good for 9 gallons, valid through February 20. Period Four Coupons, became valid January 31. Each coupon is good for eight gallons. COFFEE—Stamp number 25 in War Ration Book One is valid for the purchase of one pound of coffee. The ration period for this stamp will be six

weeks instead of five.

SUGAR—Stamp No, 11 now good for the purchase of three pounds of sugar. Valid until March 15.. POINT RATIONING—Point Rationing of canned and bottled fruits, vegetables and soups, fruit and vegetable juices, and processed fruits and vegetables

begins on March 1.

.-Distribution of War Ration Book Two will take place in schools for 4 days beginning February 23. An adult member of your family can regis- ■' ^ ter for the entire family. He must bring to the ■school with him all copies of War Ration Book One in the possession of the family, a count of -all 8-ounce or larger cans or bottles of fruit, vegetables, soups, and fruit and vegetable juices in the possession of the family. This does n$t include home-canned foods. He must also be prepared to state the number of pounds of coffee in the possession of the family as of November 28, when coffee rationing began. Retail sales of these canned and processed foods will be “frozen” from midnight February 20 until rationing begins on March 1. SHOES—Stamp No. 17 ill War Ration Book No. 1 is good for the purchase of one pair of shoes until June 15. Any member of the family living in the same household may use any of the ration books issued to the family for the purchase of shoes. All shoes are rationed except house slippers, softsoled infant shoes, and rubber overshoes and.

galoshes.

ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Margaret Rafferty, formerly at the Kay. Beauty Shop, is now associated with Mr. Edwin at the Broadway Beauty Salon.

Persons seeking: to kern -thfe amount of wages earned daring 1942 for the purpose of fiRng income tax returns were urged this week not to request such information from the ‘ Security Board, is impossible for the board to give a wage earner a statement showing the total wages he has earned during the calendar year 1942,” Eugene J. Fitzsimmons, manager of the Atlantic City field office, explained today “This is doe to the delay in filing of the Social Seennty tax returns of employers and the length of time required to process and post the earnings of millions of workers. Consequently, our records do not show wages earned after June

30, 1942.”

Fitzsimmons pointed out that ost employers upon request will furnish their workers with a statement showing total wages paid for the entire year. “However,” he continued, “if any worker desires to ascertain whether his wages have been correctly reported and credited to his old-age and survivors insurance account he can obtain a statement showing the wages credited up to July 1, 1942. A post card form is provided for persons requesting a

statement.

307 Washington Street Keystone Phone 4490

ytsw Jjaadioti.! The Cape May Motor Vehicle .Agency is now located at 221 Decatur Street, having moved from 212 Ocean Street MRS. CATHERINE TAYLOR, Agent

SHIP VIA CAPE MAY TRANSFER BE SAFE (Daily Sshvka PHILA. OFFICE CAPE MAY OFFICE .IB S. FRONT ST. 912-DECATUR ST. Phones Key. 9946-5 111 Phone Key. 3520 Lombard 1670 ALL GOODS INSURED

I again urge people i te. their time and ours questing the Social Security to furnish information on *d after June 30, 1942,”

Broadway Beauty Salon Adds Te Staff Opening of the Slenda Vogue Body Contour Salon at the Broi ’ way Beauty Salon, 307 Washir ton street, was announced t! week by Mr. Edwin, proprietor tbe shop. All treatments will be under the personal supervision of Mias Betty Savage, trained Swedish masseuse. Miss Margaret Rafferty, formerly of the Kay Beauty Salon, is now associated with Mr. Edwin at the Broadway Salon. Mr. Edwin expects to attend the' International Hairdressing Show i March 15, 16 and-17. There are five main types of corn: dent, flint, flour, sweet and pop.

Evening Shows 7-9 p.m.—Matinee Friday - Saturday, February 19-20 Riotus Comedy With LOVE and KISSES

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Sunday and Monday, February 21-22

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You want his portrait — He wants yours. Come in today for your sitting. Special 6 Portraits for $5.00

fiihwiifL StudioiL Very Unusual Photographic Etchings 412 Washington Street, Cape May Keystone Phone 1453

FILMS — DEVELOPED and PRINTED Leave your films today — Ready tomorrow.

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FOB WARTIME SERVICE S LEET STORMS, flood*, even hurricane* a* in 1938, have tested and proved the skill of . the telephone lineman. This ability he ia now naing in the emergency created by war. The telephone syateiai* nerving at or near capacity and cannot ir need* for material*. What Jimca thcra be ckared of tronhlea a* quickly m peaaihle and kept in ■ to carry necessary calk. Thb job the lineman i. doing-working etoaeay with teat men, dam—to make the telephone do ita ala*o*t to apeed the victory. mw jnsnr hell telephone coup ait

AHOY It’s the TROY for Quality Laundry Service 293-95 Congress Street Keystone Phone «0 — Bell 259

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COMING—Friday - Saturday, Feb. 26-27 Henry Fonda and Maureen O’Hara in t “THE IMMORTAL SERGEANT”

Ctjutice, American Italian Restshirant * WE SERVte ANY TIME Special Dinners - Ravioli - Spaghetti - Chops - Steaks I 311 Washington Street, Cape May Alfred Tagliatela, Prop. Foreman the Roma Restaurant/ Wildwood

NEW EBBITT HOTEL 150 ROOMS IOtm m H Sts. N. W. In th* Businkss District WASHINGTON, D. C EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS AT MODERATE RATES RATES: SlNOUS <£SO UP - Dousut-SSSO OP Spscuu. Rates fok Family Groups os Lap ok Paptiks FMBMM.Y ATMOSMSWS FWS FOOD STRICTLY TEMPERANCE HOTEL GEORGE C. CLARKE. Omots and Opspatop

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