DAY, JUNE 3, 1943

OIL APPLICATIONS TO BE

nsumersMust For New aiions Quickly

of six 6-unit coupon* per [ fire 50-gallon atamp* good during the entire year, and changemaking stamp* of one, five and 25 gallon denomination*. Class Six ration sheet* are for consumer* of 4,000 to 20,000 gal-

lons.

Consumers will not be required to use the serial number of the ration sheet on each coupon as was the case last year. They

NEWARK—With . local War and Rationing Boards schedto mail out fuel application directly to consumers beig June 10, the District OPA here today outlined the new rationing program which

into effect July 1.

describing the new plan, -

H. McKenna, chief ra- the application form, but ynll go officer, emphasised that to local rationing boards before

has been extremely i October I.

1 McKennfr stressed that the pe-

troleum shortage this year is ' more acute than last year cause of disrupted transportation due to floods, and of increased

military requirements.

their dealers. Persons reing larger rations than last ■ because of changed eondis in the house will not use

with the entire distriof application forms and

coupons accomplished by 11 to spare consumers the time and inconvenience of waiting in line at schools or local boards. He said it was expected that distribution of all rations would bo completed by July 81, and urgod applicants to fill out the applik Cation forms as soon as they re-, ceive them and to return them to local rationing boards immediate-

ly

While the majority of consumr «rs will receive the same ration as last year, a feature of the new fuel oil program is a proLTision which automatically increases the rations of certain types of smaller homes of the bungalow type. This provision, OPA explains, comes "a* a result of careful Study of representative rations, orjed by valuable material ***' J lyr local boards and

applicatior, forms which will begin to mail on June

10 list only five questions which

lieant* will answer. These in addition to name and of applicant, whether the will be used for the same es as last year, whether applicant for the premises is

tne same as last year's applicant, whether a smaller ration than last year's will be needed, and the name and address of the

tRDENl

fuel oil

The tack of the form, contains instructions for filling out the application, and explains how the ration will be determined by the local board. I "When the board receives this

hkh you are entitled.

L “For most private dwellings, the new (1948-44) rations will be figured just as were the old (194248) rations. Some private dwellings will receive a larger ration. Tour board will determine this on the basis of information it already has as to sise of dwelling, amount of oil usually used for thst dwelling, type of heating equipment, and locality in which the ration will be used. No ration will be reduced as a result of changes in the method of figur-

SUCCESSION PLANTING,

FERTILIZING AND INSECT CONTROL

By Dr. Charles H. Connors N. J. College of Agriculture The time is fast approaching when the first harvest in your Victory Garden win begin. This means that preparations should be made for the planting of the late crop, supplementary fertilizing of the garden to aid vegetables,. not yet developed, control weeds, especially quackgrass and dusting and spraying to rid the garden of insect pests. Home gardeners who sowed irly peas may be harvesting them within the next week or two. Keep them picked close and then

just as soon as the last have

been harvested, while the

are still succulent, apply a little fertilizer, one pound to 80 feet

of row, and turn the soil digging the vines in. If they have

not dried much, rotting will start

almost at once if thi

moist, and in a week or 10 days it will be safe to plant late crops in the row. These plantings can be short season corn, snap beans, late cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, rutabagas, and a few weeks hence, late spinach. It is by keeping all the land working that the greatest yield from the

garden will be obtained.

This may be a good time to add some supplementary fertilizxer to the garden. If the soil was prepared according to the 1943 New Jersey Victor)- Garden Manual, sufficient fertiliser was recommended to carry the plants through the season. However, soil which has not been used as garden for a number of years may be low in plant food materials and additional fertilizer

needed. If the foliage

takes on a yellowish cast, es-

„ , .... ,, . pecially in the lower leaves, and all other buildings (for | there has been normal rainfall,

be used instead of the dust. small gardens, the dust will be much more convenient to apply and as effective as sprays applied with small equipment. The Mexican uean Dee tie is another insect which abounds in moot gardens. The first sign of these beetles is when holes < pear through the leaves made the adults and the skeletonising of the leaves by the larvae. Start dusting at once with rotenone dust, using duster that will apply the material to the un-

derside of the leaf.

Corn may now be sufficiently advanced so that we can begin th control of the com earworm. A special oil containing pyrethrum is available for this purpose. It can be applied by a force oiler that has been adjusted, by means of a cork, that has bee® pierced, on the plunger, to deliver one-quarter of a teaspoonful at each pressure on the plunger. The oil is applied at the opening in the husks through which the silks issue, about five to seven days after^the silks appear. Group life insurance, although only 33 years old, now insures 12,500,000 workers of the U. S. A. in 32,800 different companies or

employe groups.

the Cape Mar Fan Ur Liquor Store. - *-— , y,. H of the . Mar. County of Cape Mi eey. for a plenary retail for premjgfg altw^ M evi'ashlnfton Street. Cape May, N*.

, _Jltalman. 40$ Washington IL. Cape May, N. J. Goldie Sacks. 6«: Federal Street. Braden. K J. Solomon Teltelman. «•• Waahlneon St.. Cape May. X. J. .The names and residences of all officers are as follows: Solomon Teltelman. Residence aa. K>ve. President. Rather Teltelman. Residence as above. Treasurer. Goldie Sacks. Residence as pbove. Secretary. Names and residence of all stockholders holding one (1%) or more per centum of any of the stock of said corporation. Rather Teltelman. 40* Washington St- Cape May. N. J _ Goldie Sacks. '*42 Federal St.. Camden. X. J. Solomon Teltelman, 40* Washingin 8t- Cape May. X. J.. Objections. If any. should be made Immediately In writing to Floyd C_ Hughe*. City Clerk. City Hall. Cape Solomon Teltelman. President, f. X. J. CAPE MAY FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. Inc-407-0} Washington 8tCape May. N. J. -2ta-pf$8.82

IH CMAKCXBT or nw JXKgXT

Legal Advertising „

Of the Court . of New Jamay, the 4 th day of May, 1*48, ti wherein Bonded (a« 4 Mlwla — lion, a corporation of the State of New York. Is complainant, and AT T. Elliott, and others, are defends! required to appear and bill of complaint, as axes uf^aald* 1 * SSamt' bUl JU V[i be taken aa confessed against yon. The said bill la Hied to foreclose a certain tax sale cartillcate Issued by George R. Beck. Collector oLJaxee of the City of Wildwood. New Jersey, at a tax sale held on October 81. 1840. 1 City, against lands and predesignated as Block 88. Lots 21 and 22. 1st Ward, on the tax duplc--e of the said City. And you. Alloa T. Elliott, was made _ defendant because you are the owner of record of said lauds 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 you. the unknown heirs, devisees and personal representatives of Alice T. Elliott, were made a defendant because in the event of the death of Alice T. Elliott, you have, or may claim to have, an Interest In said ‘ and premises, ed: May 4th. 1»4S. • SAUL A. WITTES. Solicitor of Complainant. ■ 1148 East Jersey Street. Elizabeth, New Jersey. ts-pfllS.M

NOTICE or APPLICATION

Cape May County, New Jersey, for a Plenary retail consumption license for the premises known as Harbor "'lub and situated at West Wilson rive. Township of Lower. Cape May Objections. If any should be made :dlately in writing to Bertarm

Sealed bids will be received at a regular meeting of the Board Education of the City of Cape K-_.. N. J.. In the High School Building ou

Snyder

S Clerk. Township.

, Cape May. X. J ALEX SEASBEKU. West Wilson Drive. Lower Township.

Cape May County. X. J.

NOTICE or APTLXCATION

— the Court Chancery of the State of New Jersey, made on the day of the data hereof, In a cause wherein Mildred H. Smarkol Is petitioner, and you ate defendant, you are required to answer the petition of the said petitioner, on or before the - Thirteenth day of July. 1943. and In dafault thereof such decree will be made against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and just. The object of said suit 1* to obtain a decree of divorce between the said

petitioner and you. Dated May 12. 1943. LEWIS T. STEVENS,

Xo^Vf’waahingtonSUaet. Ljbr proposals shall be mailed Xo. 618 V- ^ -f-WTijard B. Matthews. Superlntendi

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Take i

Hell:

s filed appllca

— ihip of Lower, Cape May County. New Jersey, for a Plenary Retail Distribution License ' - premise* situated at Bay ‘

Atlantic Avenues. Wild

Objec

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tlons. if any should be made ttely In writing to Bertram Township —Clerk. Township er. R. F. D Cape May. X. '

HETTY MURRAY.

Bay shore and Atlantic Av<

'VUdwood Villas. X.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Take notice that NAUM S. KAHN

application with the Hoi

. apartment houses and office building*), the new reg•Utions provide for re-issuance of the same amount as last year 1 * 'basic ration,' subject to the pro-

— on conversion.

local boards will, of correct any errors discovered as they go over last year’* figures in the preparation of the New ration. However, consumers will not be asked to declare Coupons or fuel oil left over from

last year's ration.

“You may have found that you do not need as much fuel oil as Four last year's ration allowed. You may need less because there are not so many persons living in Four house or because fuel-saving measures have been taken. If this is the case, indicate in Item 4 the amount leas than your b*« •k ration for 1942-43 that you Will accept. Your local board will than re-issue last year's basic ration less the amount you indi-

•nta.*’

McKenna said that mailing of ration coupons to consumers who ntarn their applications promptly will commence early in July ■ad will be completed by the end

«f that month.

He 'explained that the first heatJug period during which Period One fuel coupons can be used to Vwcbase fuel oil begins on July 1. 1948, and extends to January 1 1944. The second period stamps ■UK be used beginning ** ber 1943, until Feb

* ^fl 0 their

. 1943, until

1*44 The generous owerlnp period. he pointed out, is " ‘ m that customers can ^snks this summer.

uns from

7 4. 1944.. to March 14, the fourth period from 8 to September 30, and 'March 14 to

this change in color will probably indicate the need of fertilizer. It is not wise to apply extra nitrogen to food bearing plants such as tomatoes, egg plants and peppers until after

fruits have been set.

The fertiliser may be applied

dry by spreading it along the rows four to six inches from the plants, at the rate of one pound along each side of a row 100 feet long. Just a sprinkling is helpful. This is then cultivated into the soil. If water is available, the fertilizer may be dis-

solved with water and put with a sprinkling pot. For a ..

quid aide dreasing use two cup-

-f Victory Garden fertiiiz12 quarts of water. Ap-

ply thi* solution six to eight

inches away from the plants

the rate of a teacupful to a foot of row. Do not allow this so-

lution to get on the foliage. Keep the garden well tilled to

control the weeds. If you keep them down now, while they are

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a FfeM

has Died

Mayor and Commission! City of Cape May. O “ ‘ " » Jersey, foi

tail Consumption License for mlses known as Kahn s. 422. 424 424 Waahtnston Street. In the and County of Cape May. X J Objections. If any. should be n Immediately In writing to Floe, Hughe*. City Clerk. City Hall. t

May, X. J

“ttu s kah V 422. 424. 426 Washington Si

IN CHAN CENT OF NEW JERSEY To Zaaes Dorothy Capuano Tracey,-

ntcoy is - pell I efendant. you a - the petition t

courngingN element in the garden that they are apt to be during hot weather. A weed that needs special attention in gardens that

may have been made

is quackgrasa. This is a very course leaved grass that develops long thick root stocks. When these root stocks are cut up, they create more filpiits. Keep the tops of the weeds cut off and the roots will eventually die. About the first week in June the proper time to sow seeds of late cabbage, broccoli. Brussel* sprouts and cauliflower. A special seed-bed -should be set

aside for this purpose

j AU the insects to be mentioned today may not attack plants tn all gardens. However, it ia well to be on the lookout for them because early attention

better control. Cabbage will soon be appearing on

9, cauliflower, kohlrabi, Brasaels sprout*, broccoli, mustard and col lards. Dust or spray with rotenone. Potato beetles appear upon potato, tomato

with calcium arsenate. Spotted and striped cucumber beetle* are almost bound to be found on cucumber, squash and melon, fo

made SKaiiiBi

-Nall think ., The object of the said s .... „ annulment of the

the said petitioner

the Chan cello

obtain a

between the said petit Dated May 24. 1943. LEWIS T STEVENS Solicitor of Petitioner,

No. 618 Washington Str«

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AN OHS IN ANCN AX ORDINANCE amending "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE PRIVATE SALE OK CERTAIN LANDS AND BUILDINGS OWNED BY THE CITY OK CAPE MAY AND NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE AND FIXING MINIMUM PRICES." adopted January IS. 1948- ^ BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May that An Ordinance AUTHORIZING THE PRIVATE SALE OF CERTAIN LANDS AND BUILDINGS OWNED BY THE CITY OF CAPE MAY AND MiT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE AND FIXING MINIMUM PRICES." adopted January It. 1943 be and the same Is hereby amended, aa follows: 1. Block 78. Lot 22 Minimum prica 3100.00 That this amendment'tb'the aforesaid Ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon its Anal passage and publication. Dated May 7, 1948. T. MILLET HAND. Mayor. GEORGE P. WENTZELL I. GRANT SCOTT. Commlsslo NOTICE The foregoing ordinance was | on ilnal rending and adopte. ' Board of Commissioner* of t> Of Cape May. New Jersey.

FRO FOB ALB FOB PHTTHRST.

ji£n£ ,, L, mlaee situated at 601-03-06 Lafayette Street. Cape May. N. J. sffaagg-iif ROMEO MACCIOOCHI. 401-03-06 Lafayette 8t_, •-3.2U-pn,.24 35 N ‘ J '

Sealed bide will be received at a epolar meeting of the Board of Education of the City of Cape May. N - ln the High School Building on June 10. 1943 at 7:30 P. M. Eastern War Time, to furnish.coal to oonJprtn with the following speclflca- -- —— —jh Grade Anthracite Coal. Pea Slse to be delivered in the n at the High School Building on ^aehlngton Street before October 1.

High Grade

194L

Anthracite Coal* PeeKiseT'to' be'^eIJ.vred _ln the bln at the Lafayette

__ ■r' the Superintendent' Schools. The bidding is to be done by Items, and the price to Include cost of delivery In Lalayelte Street School. Cape May. N. J. The right Is reserved to reject any

‘1 be mailed to

Superintendent of Schools, marked "Bid for General Supplies", according to the speclhca- .. , - hlch bids are submitted.

of Board of Education,

N. J.

-pf$6.50

By \order c Capejlay. N. 6-Jr-3te-pf86.!

NOTICE OF AFF LI CATION

ha* a

of the

May

May. • .... ..

' a Plenary Retail Co ■ense for premise* kn< e Cafe, situated at 7 Street. In the City anc ty -of Cape May. N. J.

Objections. If any. should b imedlately in writing to FI —City Clerk. City Hal

May. n: J

Signed.

141/618

IN CHANCERY 6F NEW JERSEY To Ana C. Beyer aad Frederick

Beyer, husband and wlfst

By \ irtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, In a cause wherein Rebe Ltebman is complaint and you are defendants, you art required to appear and answer the bill of complainant, on or before the 16th day of July. next, or the mud bill will be taken as confessed

against you.

said bill Is filed to foreclose tin i Dolores P. 1930 and of record Cierk of Cape May County In Book Mortgages, page 462; and which said mortgage was by written assignment dated March 16th. 1939 and of record In the office of the Clerk of Cape May County In Book 4k of Assignments, page 295, asnigtiby Dolores P. Burky lo complainl; covering premises known and designated as Lots 30. 31 and 32 In Block 60 on plan of lots of the Wlldwood Crest Company, situate In Wildwood Crest on the Five Mile Beach In the County of Cape May, state Of New Jereev »n.l

made dtfendar

>ru tine holders of said i ed: Camden. New Jersey

r 14th. 1943.

U.VT.'rilT B BROWN. Solicitor for j|nd

— — the bln vuc s^ua Street School as needed, and in

SffiSS Ti bf the Board of

Education from time to time. The price ehall Include the cost

dellverr In bins. •

A certified check for ten per cent the amount of the bM shall ac-

'rapany the proposal,

or alf blSs' re ** rve<1 10 rr > cct W t “*1! “J 1 Proposals to Everett J. JerreU. Secretary Board of EducaforCoal 1 "' il * > ' k- J - marked "Bids M^- 1 N^ J f Bo * rd of Education. Cape

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e'SJW

virtue of a

SSlKS? _ _

PSPJrtftat. on Iir\

thejiid bflllJn^be ti^n

Teased against you.

The said bill Is filed to foreclose a s"ffia*.,s.''- e ir„?2Si s Kssa and you are made defendants, ha reuse you are the devisee* of Roeinla n °w deceased, and now own the said lands as tenants in common, subject to mortgage aforesaid Dated May 31st, 1*43.

A BONNELL. SoL

jgstste Of ROBERT F. WOKLLKB.

. me uruer OX ZHI FITCH. Surrogate of the Count Cape May. made on the elerenU exhibit to the subscriber under oain

"lands against the estate of said deceased within six months from the eleventh day of May. A. D 1943 <w they will be forerer firEdSf aij action against the subscriber. Dated May 11th, A. D. 1943. LOUISE EL WILSON. SAMUEL F. ELD REDO E,

Lf PUBLIC SERVKE BUS

NOTICE OF AFF LI CATION

Take notice that application h been made to the Township' Col.. mine* Township of Lower. Cape May Fou"'/- N>w Jersey for a Piet Retail Consumption License for premises known as Bay Bar, situated on the north side of Sunset Bouievard nearly opposite entrance to Cape May Point in the Township -• • — -

Cape May County. New Jet Objections, If an- -•—•

imedlately In wi

f Lowei

should be made

of Lower, R. 1

Cape May. New.

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Cape May County. N.'j

PAUL LANNA.

• Lafayett. street

Cape May. N.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION

sumpti

as Marine Bar. situated at era Landing. Township Cape May County. New Ji Objec — c -

a plenary retail premises known

illeng-

. . ...—. should be made iely in writing to Bertram Township Clerk. Township r. Cape May. R. F. D„ New

Signed.

PALMER HOLMES. Schellenger Landing. Township of Lower. R F, D . Cape May. N. J

When it’s your move During the sununer season we enjoy a vacation rush of customers moving into the territory we serve, or from one part of it to another, opening and closing summer homes. It is very much like a holiday jam in a railroad station, and taxes our service facilities to the utmost in getting meters turned 4>n or off. If you are one of the summer residents in our seashore area, or plan to close your bouse this summer, please let us know well in advance so we can give you service as promptly as possible. • It is also important for you to be there when we come in order to avoid a waste of man hours and materials, and inconvenience and delay to you. So when it's your move, be sure to get in touch with us! Call Us: JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY

•6.30 A. M. 3.41 A. M. 10.41 A.M. 1.00 P. M. 2.41 8. M.

■USES LEAVE FO* WILDWOOD Via Capa May Naval Bau

AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance authorizing the private sales c 1-ned by the Borough of West Cape May and n

mg minimum prices.

•rdam 01 Commissioners of the Borough of West Cape May. N. J. do hereby determined that the within described list iby. in accordance with the official naouad for public use. Such 1 hereby authorised to be Bold at private sales.

perilea. described by block and lot n

Arnold Tract (filed

Sec. 2 This h

&r

conditions for the

■rmlned by the Boad of Commissioners and

— — follows.

Lots 17. 18. 19. 20 ..

properties with their minimi

- Hall.

available for dlatrtbut

aal<* may be made for cash or upon credit, subject to such dT-.srmMT^jreirV*^ the Commissioners by

effective until

res trie tlons _ „ w

hj 4 reIjo l Ku2ifof*u£ Board

her 3 fi ri;43. PrlVaU * uU ‘“

‘ JJJUs ordinance shall take effect Inunedl^ely

The Board of Commissioners

Calcium arsenate hydrated line ] Attest: R dust will control them, and it is wiae also to use a Bordeaux mix-1 titfe dust with this to control I will »flL A spray of calcium antes-! •* " and Bo^eaux mixture may 6-2-it-pm;,

•6.30 A.M. 6.41P.M. 3.41 A. M. 9.00 P. M. 10.41A.M. 11.00 P.M. 1.00 P.M. 12.40 A.M. 2.41P.M. 2.45 A.M.

4.41 P. M.

■USES LEAVE FOR WILDWOOD Vie West Cep* May •-41 A. M. •e.JO P. M. tlJOP. M. t9.30 P. M.

4.41 P. M.

■asas leave Far Stone Harbor. A vs toe, Ocaaa City and AHnntte City 3.41 A. M. 4.41 P. M. Connect real at Wttdwesd far Ocaan City and AtWk City

SWAIN. Clark.

[^CULLcfuGI*

ss.TjfirvjirrTs.-Sj Wi i h » public hearing thereon.

TERMINALS: P. R. S. I_ STATION

Weshxngtna and Ocaan Avanaes

•HONE: M 213-J ar Keyrtona 411

TERMINAL RESTAURANT

S00 WasMnqtan St. K*y. 1070

PU ELI C iffisEWICF.

J. S. GARRISON WATCHMAKER and JEWELER CAPE MAY CITY Old Gold. Su.vkn am* Diamond* Bouukt

WENTZELL’S FURNITURE -

i •!« WASHINGTON STREET

KEYSTONE SO

Cburcb Notices

Cape Islanb Baptist Cburcb Conor of Qmentr Street and Colombia Avenue. REV. F. PAUL LANGHORNE, Minister. 737 Washington Street — Keystone Phone 3841 .. . „ SUNDAY, JUNE 6 Morning Worship 10:30 AJL Bible School 11:46 A M Evening W°^hip 7:46 P.M. Union baccalaureate service in w ., . the Fuat Presbyterian Church. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting in fTiapcl Wwtwdgjg ? <i: _ _ iz rss