Regent ks At Big , A. R. Session The ruest speaker at the May feeting of Cape May Patriots Jhapter. Daughters of the Amerl Revolution, on Saturday at Court House, was Mrs. Raytd C. Goodfellow, of South age. State Regent of the New ley Society. She gave some of the high"jts of the National DAR Cones held in Cincinnati last nth, and discussed projects untaken by the National Society (or the coming year. Stating that 15 permanent blood nor centers had been establishand 27 mobile units and three ptfcm wagons had been pursued and presented to the Red oos with the $103,347.58 confuted to the* Blood Plasma E lect by DAR members during ^ a _ L. _ — 1. .. .J * K n * She urced members to keep a icord' of hours spent in war ork and the amount of money aapended for War Bonds. [Daring the past year members jaarted the purchase of $2?.#7,503.66 worth of bonds. Memat the Congress pledged •elves to the purchase of than a million more during If hour rally conducted by Mrs. William Magna. Honorary ■resident General. ^The speaker also told of the tee record in the Armed Forces '■at boys and girls from the mountain schools supported by the DAR and urged continued support tor these schools. She described i trip which she and five othei New Jersey members, including Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens, made College in Kentucky-

Two of the 1943 Good Citiienlip Pilgrims, Betty Lou Hughes, f Cape May', and Eliiabeth Harton, of Wildwood, were also jwts at the meeting and reported briefly on their pilgrimage to the State DAR Conference

Trenton on March 18.

Mrs. Harry H. Needles, accomK ied by- Mrs. Clifton Ware, l of Cape May, sang a A Song

Spring” and a “Tribute

During the last week the Villas fire company and the reeervf units have been called to six fires. The Villas company is planning to purchase a new fire siren, and the defense council is contemplating purchasing their one for use as an air raid wa ing "igwal - The first aid station is nearly completed, it was reported. The fire reserves are planning to form a baseball team soon.

RAYMOND M. VENABLE Awarded the New Jersey Bell Telephone Company's quartercentury gold service emblem, Mr. Venable, of 225 East Lincoln avenue, has served the entire period in Cape May County installer and repairman. For the last year he has been switchman at the Wildwood exchange. He is a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America.

iJs,

At the annual meeting, held •ing the monthly meeting, members were elected tc re on the Board of Managewwnt for a term .of two years, nmy include Mrs. Harry Muller, f Sea Isle City, Mrs. Morgan Und. of Court House, and Mrs. ry T. Hughes, Miss Ida" Stevens and Mrs. Edwin C. Miller, of ■R». l pal’mer M. Way. Chapter Bogent. in her annual report, ■tored that‘the Chapter, in spite curtailment of activities dne the war, had accomplished ay worthwhile things during year. Among the highlights tile report wye a 100 per contribution to the Blood la project, three Good Citi.elected and sent on the pilge to Trenton; the annual scholarship in memory of Mabel Clay given to Laura ■rs at the Tamassee DAR •1; three new members scene $50 war bond porby the Chapter; contribu>f $5 each made to the id Training School. Ta- , Croasnore, Kate Duncan and Hillside Schools, and •y hundreds of hours of sergiven to Red Cross and other ime organisations by

r iter members.

Trs. Way made special mention of the cooperation of the county ipapers. over 650 inches of » having been given by them the activities of the Chapte

daring the year.

40ards announcing Mrs. Way’ Mdidacy for the office of state in regent of the New Jersey ItUtv. D.A.R. in 1944 have been nailed to all state officers, state knirmen and Chapter regents the past week by Mrs. T. Stevens, chairman. Way voiced the hope that Chapter membership will i contribute one hundred per to the Blood Plasma proMembers are requested to their donation to the tr ffror Mrs. John T. Hilton,

hair convenience.

Under the direction of Miss |nue Way, of Sea Isle, re ■khments were served. Mrs

Mrs. Morgar

presided at the tea table. May members attending ■eeting were Mrs. Edward Miller. Mrs. Harry is, Mrs. Harry VanZant, Harry T. Hughes, Mrs. ~ nr. Miss Ids

liases Sara

ighea, Mrs. Gar l Sidney R. Goff. . Hughes, and Mrs. i. Guests of Cape were Mima Lida

•er of Quaker . Mrs. G. Hoi-

> and Mrs. Clif-

. ELIZABETH HOLMES . Elisabeth Holmes, of AvsI St. Pvtoroburg, Fla, * '

the Holn. Gape . with the Rev.-Samuel Way, 7 of the Green Creek Meththe

is OTVirad by a

Motor Corps Active

During April

A total of 40 trips were made by 10 members of the Cape May Red Cross Motor Corps during April, and the members served a total of 101H hours in motor corps service, a report issued by Mrs. Steven J. Steger, corps lieutenant, disclosed this week. The month's activities consisted of eight trips to the Base dispensary with patients; two trips to Cape May Court House with medical patients; one trip to Mace's Hospital at 3 a.m. with a maternity case; one to Long's Maternity Home. Wildwood, with three patients; one to Fort Dix to collect garments for the Red Cross

lergen

Other trips included two to collect mending from the Field Director's office and take it to the Red Cross rooms; three to Court House for production; one to Cape May Point for production; one to Court House for the Surgical Dressings Chairman; one to deliver dressings and pick < more material from the Base lipensary; 21 tripe meeting the train for enlisted men; and 15 hours spent by members on the Second War Loan drive.

MASONIC SERVICE AT CHURCH ON MAY 23 Cape Island Lodge No. 30, F. end A. M, will be guest* at the annual union worship service for Masons at the First Presbyterian Church here Sunday evening. May 23, at 7:45 o’clock. The community and the members of the participating churches are invited, together with Masons of any lodge.

Legal Advertising

HOTICE or OPPUCATXOW Take notice that application hae

been made to the Township Committee. Township of Lower, Cape May County. New Jersey to transfer to William E. Ogden the Plenary rtetail Consumption License C-5 heretofore Issued to Charles C. Kot* for the /remises known as Bay Bar. situated on the north side of Sunset Boulevard nearly opposite entrance to Cape May Point. In the Township

elections. If any should be ms edlately In writing to Bertn ler. Township Clerk. Towns! -ower. R. F D. Cape May. Ni ey ' WILLIAM E. OGDEN. R. F. D . Township of lx>wcr.

BE IT PRDAINKD AND ENACT—D by the Board of Commiaali of the City of Oops May that — —.. “AatboSlag the prlvaU rtaln ««~t- and buildings r the City of Cape May and

1. Block 61. lot J, 613 Columbia .venue, minimum price 13000. 1. That there be added to said list in said ordinance, the following proBlock 153. minimum price 1600 per

..jedlately upon Its final passage and publication. - sed April it. 1343. T. MILLET BAND. Mayo GEORGE P. WENTZELL I. GRANT SCOTT, Commissioners. FLO TP a HUGHES. City Clerk. The foregolnx^ordJnance was passed on final reading and adopted by •.he Board of Commissioners of t*--Ctty of Cape May, New Jersey, at meeting held on May 7, 1943. and w ordered published according to la FLOYD C- HUGHES. 6-.13-1 t-pf$4.30

NOTICE TO UXXT CBCDXTOMS Esjate of ROBERT F WOELLER

r of IRVING he County of 1

Pursuant t

> of i

5-13-:ts-pf*4 1-

Cape May County. N J

AN ORDINANCE

May. of May. A D. 1943. on the application of the subscriber, Executrix * said deceased, notice Is hereby git to the creditors of said deceased exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said de-

, SAMUEL F ELDREDGE. I Proctor, Cape May. N. J. . 5-13-5tS-pf$MI

of Cape May. County of Cape and State of New Jersey, and (ding penalties for the violation certain provisions thereof". * BE'iT SrDAINED AND ENACTED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May^ Cape May ORDINANCE RESPECTING THE LICENSING AND SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN THE CITY • CAPE MAY. COUNTY OF CAPE lY AND STATE OF NEW JERY AND PROVIDING PENALES POR THE VIOLATION OF RTAIN PROVISIONS THEE"

of Cor

ipll 13.

Two Plead Guilty To Theft Indictments COURT HOUSE—Two colored en. indicted Tuesday by the May grand jury, plead guilty to the indictments in court here yesterday. Calvin Graham, of Cape May, indicted on a charge of breaking, entering, larceny and receiving stolen goods, was sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge French B. Loveland. Edgar Young, of the U. S. Navy, stationed at Rio Grande, plead guilty to a charge of larceny of an automobile. He was given a pended sentence and turned to Navy authorities for cyurt Grady Williams, colored, of Cape May, plead guilty in Special Sessions Court yesterday, to a charge of larceny of a watch. He will be sentenced next week. Two other indictments •und by the grand jury Tuei One charged Helen M. Albers unlawful sale of liquor to mil The other indictment was pounded.

Shore Bor To Open Next Thursday Cape May’s newest night spot, the Shore Bar, at 315-17 Washington street, will have its formal opening on Thursday, May Robert Chance, proprietor of tnejiew establishment, announced The spacious bar is surrounded by an unusual group of wall murals executed by William Goodacre, of Del-Haven, a graduate of Cape May High School formerly a sign painter here. Shown on the walls are a large seashore scene, a racing scene, and panels showing realistic lobsters, oysters and clams. Mr. Chance is planning to pre•nt unusual entertainment as an added attraction.

Will Crack Down On

Dim-eiit Violators

GOLD SPRING — Strict en rcement of dim-out regulations and action against habitual violators were ordered Thursday •fight at a meeting of District No. 2 of the Lower Township De-

Council. The meeting was

held at Consolidated School. Scoring the lock of cooperation with air raid wardens and other defense council volunteers, members of the .organisation declared that the rales will be enforced. George B. Pox, Villas fire lief and head of the fire reserre unit ad the defense council, reported that the reservists are progressing satisfactorily. In practice dolls, they hare defeated the Erma reaemsts by seven

sacemda in every drill.

Labor Day Thar

twelva oVIock noon on Sundays; t-xci-pilnir on the Eve of January 1st. EasU-r^fVcorallon Day. July^ 4th,

T MILLET HAND Mayor GEORGE P WENTZELL I GRANT SCOTT. CommlaaioncM ■ I FLOYD C HUGHES

Clerk.

r notica and adopted I

I ORDINANCE

VATE SALE

LANDS AND BUILDINGS OWNED BY THE CITY OF CAPE MAY AND NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE

FIXING MINE

adopted January 16. 1... BE IT ORDAINED ACTED by the Board

M i^UCES. ND EN-

e City of Cape May that e 'AUTHORIZING THE

1 by the Hoarf of Commisaioneiu of city of Cape May. N J.- at a •Kular meeting held on Friday. May 194 3 and a hearing will be had on ■e name at the (Tty Hall on Friday, lay 21. 1943 at II 16 o’clock. A. M. I which time. If no objections are lade to the same, the Board of ComURsionrre of the City of Cape May. J. will adopt said Amendments. STANLEY C SCHELLENGER. Acting City Clerk lS-lt-pf»4.60

In Chanoerr of Ns

April-IS. IMS In a Borough of West Case May. a Mun1 cl pal Corporation of Mew Jersey, is complainant and Catherine M. Strlttmatter, et ala, are defen*—•- . snr’cK.aasM the Hth day of June next

HI will be U‘

The said Bill is filed to foroelooe certain certificates of tax sale Issued by Everett V. Edeall. Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West cape May, New Jersey at a tax sale held on November It, 1131 -as to the StrUt-matters herein ‘ August », 1316 aa to Curtises herein named In said Borah for premises known aa Lots ... 61 and Cl. 60. and " — II. U. 14. l< and M a Plan of Arnold Tract made by O. M. Coreon. Civil Engineer. August 16, And you. Catherine H. Stritt._atter, ^Francis^ Strlttmatter. and

Strlttmatter Fendants because you are the de- . jees under the will of John Strlttmatter of the premises described in

. 1 the wife of Strlttmatter and a

Raymoni made del

if and-

a right of —ida and premises described said BUI of Complaint And you. Robert W. Barker are made defendant because under an agreement of Olivia Waters Regar and C. Henry

made defendant because

Bill of Complaint 4i. Georgi ” t because you appear Interest as purchaser under an agreement of sale from Olivia Water Regar and C Henry " Igar of the premises described ' Id Bill of Complaint; and you. M George R. Curtis, wlfs of George Curtis, are made a defendant . cause you have or may claim to have a right of dower In said lands and

Curtis are made defendants because

-. MILLET HAND, Solicitor of Complainant 31 Perry Street Cape May. New Jersey. 22-4ts-prt30.2<

IN CHANCERY OT NEW JERSEY i LAURENCE SCHYLER By virtue of an order of the Court Chancery of New Jersey, made on t l.'Ut day of April A D 1943. In raune wherein Township of Upper.

lefVniant. .ictir plead plaint, on

i or before the 14th. day of L or said bill will be taken

ised against vou

The said bill 1

^^wiSlBp, Dated April

CHAR

Cape May ls-pf*9 52

e 23rd. 1939. . 1942. Book 12 Ac. on lands Jape May Co., lade defendant

of complainant

e Board c '>• of Oap.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FURNISHING AND

DELIVERING ROAD GRAVEL Notice is hereby given*that sealed bids will be received by the City Commissioners of the City of Cape May for the furnishing and the delivery of approximately 2500 tons of Road Gravel on the various City Streets in the City of Cape May, N. J. Said materials designed for use during the current season for Road Work until Not-. 1st, 1943. and delivered in quantities of not less than 150 tons during this period as may directed. Said bids will be opened and read in public at the Commissioners' Chamber, City Hall. Cape May, N. FRIDAY. MAY 14th. 1943. at 71:00 A M Eastern War Time Supplementary Specifications and Bid Forms for the proposed work have been filed in the Office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Cape May, N. J. and may be inspected or secured by prospective bidders during business hours. Bids must be made on proposal forms in the manner designated therein and as required by the specifications to which they are attached and made a part thereof, must be inclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the name and address of the bidder and marked “Bid for Furnishing and Delivering Rood Gravel” on outside, and addressed to the City Commissioners, City Hall, Cape

May, N. J.

must be accompanied by 1 **■"*• * not less than 5 ._

the bid and be

of the i . delivered at the

1 tbe^ploce i

The City Commissioners

the right to reject any or all bids as may best serve the interest of

the City of Cop* May, K. J.

By order of the Cope May City

Signed, GEORGE P. WENTZELL, Commissioner of Public Works Attest:

5-6-2ts-pf$10 M

All* A8CO ( >u) £ $4* ACME mr) >2 Me Nr deep Hah have. Dish for only So wKh purchw# of ‘ Acme CoffoM.

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Store Sliced Bacon (» Mo Packers' Top Brand# Bacon M » ape

Meaty Frankfurters (V^)» S5« Corned Beef ^?( £<£££) * 35«

Porte Live * * “ 25c Lunch Roll &29C Kkfinfi 1 — *17e

Cooked Salami **T&19c BofcodLomtr*»»8c

SHAD '"VW- a I*c .

Shad »23c “14c * Croakers ££ “12c

You will wont to take advantage of thu 10 per cent saving. Farmdala Cut GraanStringtess

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Packed Immediately after picking. 14 Bine Points for each

Farmdala Cut Groan Stringle**

BEANS 2-27'

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14 All Green Asparagus

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5 Comstock Sliced Pie Apples

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11 Sunrise Tomato Juice

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No Better Bread Value Anywhere Earicked Supreme BREAD 217= Earlchod by csla* yoott Ugh '•'XXrZ-gr- bread a to« ffttd Oat Wheat Puft«(x X »*«) * SS *« Quaker Puffed Wheat Sparkles X ;,7. lac Fancy Blue Rote Rice - toe Fancy Sharp Cheeee ^ S " * zia Kraft Velveata Cheeee ".J- £ axe Farm dale Evap. Milk 6 “ (fa Ideal Spaghetti Dinner — xs«

J,™. BUTTER 53c

Champion Sour Kroat iso (MU Omf Whole Wheat Flour X xgo Large Sweet Pruaet £ 170 PLy Boy Dog Meal s L lit V-MaU 'TSLS'JS^aSS' * lie

20 Oreet COOKBOOKS 2c-25« Amort oc*, mtoedo M

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ANNOUNCES

ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO

$5000.00

by the

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Direct reduction mortgage*

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622 Washington St. Cuts May. N. J. FREE PARKING far fmm Ouatomars Oyn Frtfny, 10 F. M. t Mmtmnlay, 9 P. Ifc

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