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Schoolboys Win Over Navy Nine In Game Monday Cape May High School’s baseball played a practice gam* with'the Naval Air- Station boys on'Monday. The schoolboys won easily by ah 8-3 score. The Blue and Black team collected 10 hits from the Navy* three pitchers. Taylor pitched effectively, scattering three hits and fanning seven men. Naval Air is in the process of weeding out its material and the game gave an opportunity to look over the available supply. They were handicapped fromthe atart as a batted ball struck their catcher Dykes in the eye. causing his, removal from tne ^Oslan. Patkin and Rush were the Navy twirlers, and all showed much promise of rounding out into excellent form. Murphy docked good in the outfield and Feeney did fine work on first base Williams, Mathews and Taylor each collected two hits for the school team. SAVE FATS, STOP JAPS. Waste kitchen fats make gunpowder. Take your to your meat dealer regularly!

County Athletes Win Honors In Meet . Only two Cape May County boys were entered in the South Jersey track championships at Collingswood last Saturday. Coach Clark, of Middle, had his star in the weights, Roberson, entered in the shotput and discus. Cape May's entrant was George Purnell, holder of the state’s Group 1 Scholastic high jump record. Purnell again demonstrated his ability when' he established a South Jersey Group,I record with a six foot, one-eighth inch leap. This gave him the gold medal in .the event. He went on to win a third in the hundred yard dash and tied for third place in the running broad jump.

Two Homers Fail To Win For Cape May Cape May High School’s baseball team returned home oh the short end of a 13-6 score as Pleasantville landed a batch of runs in two bad innings for the Capers on Tuesday. Cape May made two in third when Williams' home run smash sdnt Mariani in ahead of him. Two more runs were made

in the fifth when Bailey sent two in with a well- placed hit. McPherson hit a home run in the sixth for the fifth run.

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2 HOUSEJS, one 4 bedrooms, other 3 bedrooms. Desirable. Month or season. Apply 2ZZ North St. 5-20-lt-4975

DELUXE Apts., Beach & Broadway, 6 rooms and bath, refrigeration, gas and electric, ocean front Every window an ocean view. Completely furnished month, week or season. 5-6-9t-4953

NAVY Identification wrist band around Jefferson Street bathing beach. Reward if returned to Morton C. Lyle, 1105 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. 5-20-3t-4973

WAR Ration Book No. 2, May 18th on Washington St Finder will please return to M. R. Casselberry, 412 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. 5-20-3t-4979

SPECIAL Rates on Rooms and Meals for Service Men and their families. HOTEL ELBERON (opposite Congress Hall) American and European Plan. A Cory littie Hotel with that Refined Atmosphere. Double Rooms with Inner-spring Mattresses $10 E week. Phone Cape May 6571. , and Mrs. Rex J. Thomas.

BALLOON Handbag, wooden tip, sum money, ration books, Navy pass and license. Reward if returned to Star and Wave Office. 5-20-St-4972

WOMAN, Store Manager, 30 to 45 years of age. Apply Box 4978 by letter, Star and Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. •. 5-20-lt-4978

SALESLADY and Waitress wanted. Apply to Sagel’s, cor. Perry and Beach. 5-20-U-4980

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GIRL wanted in confectionery store. Apply Fatnlet’s, 319 Washington St 5-20-lt-4977

USED Furniture. Apply 246 6th Avenue, West Cape May, N. J. 6-20-lt-4976

188 METAL Lockers in 8-9-11-12-18-14 locker sections. Suitable for employee's clothing. Will sell any qaantity. Call H. B. Hunt, Wildwood, Key. 2460. M8-2t-496S .

AN ambitious, wide-awake man or woman to look after renewals and new subscriptions for the popular, fast-selling magazine, The AMERICAN HOME. It is easy; pleasant work, and it pays big commissions. Spare time only required. Write today to Director Sales Division, The AMERICAN HOME MAGAZINE CORPORATION, 251 Fourth Avenue, New York, New York. 5-20-U-900

STEWING and roasting Chickens, live chickens 81c per lb. Order each week on Thurs. or Fri. for Sat delivery. Call Wildwood, Keystone 2460. 6-20-lt-4982

GOOD Used Car, make or model makes no difference. Charles Rainey, Admiral Hotel, Cape May, N. J. about 5 P.M. daily. 6-13-21-4968

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SMALL size child’s bicycle, either boys or girls. Mrs. Crosby Boyd, T502 New Jersey Ave., Cape May, N. J. Bell Phone 111. 5-13-31-4962

140 THEATRE Chain and a 600foot hot water boiler. Apply Villas Fire Company, Villas, N. J. Phone Keystone, Villas 353. 5-13-31-4966

STEWERS or Fryers, alive or dressed. Call Friday for Saturday delivery. Ewing's Market Cold Spring, RFD Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 806-112. 6-6-3t-4955

REE WILLETS First for new and used furniture. A few new maple Sun Room suits and Maple platform rockers. A couple of reupholstered suites with spring cushions. Honor-built mattresses and box springs. Plenty of new and -..used furniture. W. W. WilVets, Schellenger and New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Bell phone 98, 'Keystone phone 5860. Open evenings. 5-6-4t-4958

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CARPET AHD RUG CLEAHIHG “csSsi/Sff" JOHN J. O FARRELL

LOST

BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. that the owner or tenant of lands lying within the limits of the Cits of Cape May where It shall be necessary and expedient for the preservation of the public, health, safety. xenenO welfare. or to eliminate a fire haxard. the City of Cape May be. and through its Commissioner of Public wonts shall be empowered to remove from such lands; Brush. Weeds. Dead and Dying Trees, Obnoxi-

ous growth,

and Debris .upon of such lands v

to remove the

ANDRE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that In all cases where Brush. Weeds. Dead an/ Dying Trees. Stumps. Roots, Obnoxious Growth. Filth. Garbage. Trash and Debris are not removed from any lands within the limits of the City of Cape Ma>. after ten days notice to remove same Commissioner of Public Wortta the City of Cape May. shall certify the cost thereof to the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May and the said Board of CommlsT the city of Cape May shall exa,u„.c the certificate and if found correct, shall cause the costs as shown thereon to be charged against

said lands and the ami - (hall forthwith beepr laid land * " ’

become a

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WAITRESSES and soda clerks. Apply Uncle Dave, Boardwalk. 6-18-3t-4966

IN MEMORIA'M

HAWK, EDWARD C.—In loving memory of my husband and our father -who was taken away from sus so suddenly May 21, 1934. Remembrance is a golden chain Degti) Wied to break, but all ii vain To have, to love and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one’i heart. Years, this may wipe out never The memory^of those happy days. When we went all together Will never be forgotten. WIFE, DAUGHTERS and Son-in-law HARRY. 5-20-lt-4974

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WILDWOOD OmU aad Ceantry Cimh £on Rd. Rt.^4 /# spoxry nous 1 »S

raiYiutGLi HAUtY AVSftY, Ctek Pro

order of the Court

iw Jersey, the tth day of May. ms. in Wherein Bonded Certificate Corporation. a corporation of the State of New York, is complainant, and Alice T. Elliott, and others, are defendants, you are required to appear and answer the bill of complaint, es amended. on or before the 6th day of JuL next, or the said amended bill wl be taken as confessed, against you. The said bill Is filed to foreclose certain tax sale certificate issued by George R. Beck. Collector of Taxes

of the City of Wildwood. New Jersey, appropriated for the purposes st a tax sale held on October 31 1940. to SecUon l hereof.

i said City, against lands and premises designated as Block 68. Dots 1 and *i. 1st Ward, on the tax duplc-

te of the said City.

And you,'Alice T. Elliott, was i a defendant because you are owner of record of said lands and premises; and you.- Mr. Elliott, husband of Alice T. Elliott, was made a defendant because you have, or may claim to have, a right of curtesy In said lands and premises; and yqu.

cause In the .

Alice T. EUlott. you claim to have, an interest

of the death of

_ 1# *7S.-

of «4t.«M

the cost of said

, by the State Board of Commerce and Navigation and the —im of 824,000 to be raised by the snance of bonds or notes pursuant

i this ordinance.

(b) That the e amount of bonds or notes to be 1s- ‘ by the Borough of Cape May

for —" * ——*-

Point f-

- said Improvements la 824,-

Section 4. For the- purpose of financing part of the cost of the Improvements described in Section 1 hereof ' " " ' ** -*

of Cap

authorised ent aerial bonds of said Borough In an aggregate amount of not exceeding 824.006 under the provisions of the Loca.’ Bond Law of the State of New .Jersey, constituting Article 1 of. Chapter 1 of Title 40 of the F

tatutea

Jew Jersey. Said

1143 East Jersey Street. Elizabeth. New Jersey. 5-20-4 U-pf816.98

charged

_.en upon

be added to and form part of the tax — •* ’—led agr'—* —’

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Taxes and shall be collected and enforced by the same ifllcers and In the same manner as “and be IT FURTHER ORDAINED that this ordinance shall be eftecive Immediately upon its adoption

ind publication.

Passed April 22. 1943. T. MILLET HAND. Mayor. GEORGE P. WENTZELL

L GRANT SCOTT.

NITTING

City Clerk.

vones

The foregoing ordinance was pass1 on final reading arid adopted b> ic Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. New Jersey, at a -egular meeting held on Friday. May 4. 1943. and was ordered published iccording to law. MARIE T. NITTINGER. Assistant City Clerk. i-20-M-pf88.30

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that / Anthony Winterberger has applied to the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises known as Merlon Cafe, situated at 106-108 Decatur Street, in the City and County of Cape May, New Jersey. Objections. If any. should be made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes, City Clerk, City Hall. Cape May. N. J. ANTHONY WINTERBERGER. 106-108 Decatur Street. Cape May. N. J. S-20-2ts-pf8S.42

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that Charles Herman Collier has applied lo the Hon. Mayor and Commissioners, of the City of Cape May. County of Cape May. New Jersey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for the premises situated at 202-204 Jackson Street (S.W. Corner of Jackson and Mansion Streets) In the City and County of Cape May. N. J. Objections. If any. should be made immediately in writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. Signed. CHARLES H. COLLIER. 126 Eldredge Avenue. West Cape May. N. J. 5-20-2 ts-pf23.78

IN CKANCNBY OP OTW JERSEY

jersey, made on the day of the date he>eof. In a cause wherein Mildred H Smarkol is petiUoner. and you/hre defendant, you are required to answer the petition of the said peti\ tloner, on or before the Thirteenth' day of July. 1943. and in default thereof such decree will be made against you as the' Chancellor shall think equitable and Just. The object of said suit is to obtain a decree of divorce between the said petitioner and you. Dated May 12. 194L LEWIS T. STEVENS. Solicitor of Petitioner. No. 518 Washington Street.

Cape May. N. J. 5-20-4 ls-pf8 7.8 2

NOTICE OP APPLICATION Take notice- that application has

been made to the Township Committee. Township of Lower. Cape May County. New Jersey to transfer

to William E. Ogden the Ph

Retail Consumption License _ . heretofore Issued to Charles C. Kotx for the premises known as Bay Bar. situated on the north side of Sunset Boulevard nearly opposite entrance to Cape May Point, in the Township of Lower. C^ape May County, New

Objections. If any should’be mad<

Immediately In writing to Bertram Snyder. Township Clerk. Township of Lower. R F ~ “

Jersey.

. Cape May. New

WILLIAM E. OGDEN.

R. F. D.. Township of Lower.

Cape May Cot ' 5-13-2ts-pf84.14

N. J.

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITOR; Estate of ROBERT F. WOELLER,

Pursuant to the order of IRVING FITCH, Surrogate of the County of Cape May. made on the eleventh day of May. A. D. 1943. on the application of the subscriber. Executrix of said deceased, notice Is hereby glv to the creditors of said deceased exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation their claims -and demands against the estate of said deceased within six months from eleventh day of May. A- D. 194!. they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated May 11th.. A. D. 1948. LOUISE E WILSON. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE. Proctor. Cape May. N. J. 5-13-5ts-pf38.82

NOTICE OP APPLICATION

Com May. County of Cape May. New Jersey. for a Plenary Retail Consumption License for premises known as Tarpon Bar. 142 Decatur Street. Cape May. N. J. Objections, if any. should be made Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape May. N. J. MILTON BLUME. Stlmpson’s Lane. R. F. D. No, 5-20-2ts-pf33.24.

TEOTION OP TEE FRONT OP TNE BOROCOR OP CAPE MAT POINT BORDERINO ON r

! ISSUANCE OP 834^ 3 BONDS OE NOTES TO PIN. auTCN PART OP TNN COST

TESEBOP.

WHEREAS the Local Government Board of the State of New Jersey has pursuant to Section 40:1-16 (h) of the Revised Statutes determined that the construction of Jetties, breastworks and other works for the protection of the front of the Borough bordering on Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean Is necessary and that an emergency exists authorizing the issuance by the Borough of Cape May Point of bonds In amount not exceeding the sum

380.000: and

WHEREAS the State Board Commerce arid Navigation has agreed to contribute and pay the suit 849,000 for said purposes and .. — necessary for the Borough of Cape May Point to raise the remainder of the cost of said Improvements the aum of 824.000: now. therefore, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POINT, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY: Section 1. - That there Is hereby authorized pursuant to the applicable statutes the construction of Jetties. breastworks and other works for the protection of the front of the Borough bordering on the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, extending approximately 4.000 feet along the beach front Into the sea of distances varying from 100 to 400 feet under plans approved by the Stall Board of Commerce and Navigation, said Improvements to be made and constructed under the direction the said Board of Commerce i

Navigation.

and may be Issued either at or from time to time, and the exact — of Interest, maturities, form and r details and the method of sale and/or delivery of said bonds, or any series or part thereof, shall be determined by subsequent resolutions be adopted by this Board pursuant > law. Section 5. Pending the Issuance of permanent bonds authorized in the above section. there Is hereby authorized the Issuance of bond anticipation notes of the Borough of Point in an aggregate •t exceeding 324.000. Said ...—1 all mature In one year from the date of Issuance and may -"'"-ed for further periods of jding one additional year, but said notes. Including renewals, shall mature-and be paid not more than two years from the date of the original notes. All of said notes shsll bear Interest at not exceeding per centum per annum and the i. method of sale and other de1 thereof shall be determined by subsequent resolution adopted by this Board pursuant to law. Section 6. It Is hereby found, dt ermlned and declared by this Board is follows: A. That the improvements described In Section 1 hereof shall be of ' me construction and the period of

That the supplemental debt naiement required by Section'40:1-18 jf the Revised Statutes has been duly made and filed In the office of the OMlr'of the Borough of Cape May/Point prior to the passage of this; ordinance on first reading am* that the - * '• -••• .•

debt llmlh 40:1-16 (h) of the Revised Statutes. '■ That pursuant to Section 40:1if the Revised statutes the tol * unV°f the proceeds of the obll* s authorized by this ordinance expended for Interest on such obligations, engineering and Inspection costs, legal expenses, and the cost of the issuance of the obligations authorized by this ordinance. Including printing, advertising

tances and ^resolutions

Is not exceeding 38.000.00.

Section 7t The full faith credit of the Borough.of Cane May Point pre hereby pledged for the payment of the principal of and Interest on all of the bonds or notes Issued pursuant to this ordinance and the sums required for such payment shall. In each year while any of said bonds or notes are outstanding, be Included In the annual budget and raised by tax on all the taxable pro-

perty within said Borough.

Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect twenty days after "

blicatlon after final passage

r to law. Passed and approved May 14. 1943. FRANK S. RUTHERFORD.

Mayor.

MILTON H. BAIR. FRANK W. HUGHES. Attest: _ _

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gi’ that the above ordinance was finally adopted by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Capa May Point, in the County of Cape May. New Jersey, on the fourteenth day of May. 1948. , LOUISA W. -TRADER. Borough Clerk. The bond ordinance published lierewlth has been finally passed, and the twenty day period of limitation within which a suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of such ordinance may be commenced, as provided by the Local Bond Law. has begun to run from the date of the first publication of this s’

5-20-lt-pf821.6'

cape recreation center Exhibition Bowling Match Saturday, May 22, 8 P. M. Newton Coal Co. Team of Philadelphia VS. Cape May Team Mixed Doubles Thursday, May 20, 9 P. M.

Dom’t Wait Your Stamps USE THEM N01

OPEN LATE Friday until 9 P. M. Satiriiy util It t. M.

AVOD TIE LAST HDIUTE SHOP THIS WEEK RATHER THAN NEXT WEEI, Rcmenber, tiro Sto-p. •, H a.d j. Red Stowp* I. F. •. H aid J. S»R«r Stoap #12, «d Coffee Stamp #23 Are Met Redewabl* le A * P Mem aed Markets After the Oeee of Re sliest Saterdoy, May 29.

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Enriched Sliced Regular Mirvel Bread 10c Jane Parker Fnilt Buns ru. 18c Jane Parker “Datad” Donuts 14c

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_ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Extra Large Jersey Asparagus

Lire* Original Bunch

27

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Crisp Red

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Rhubarb or

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2 i - 2 b(|

Large U. S. No. 1 Yellow Onions 3 p, "" d * 22 c

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