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Bwciig Bouts At Base Tuesday Evening

A series of boxing bouts will be held Tuesday evening at the recreation hall at the Cape May Naval Base, R was announced this week. The bouts' will begin at 8 o'clock. A feature of the evening will .be a return bout between Joe Barmak and Vernon Dawson, both Coast Guardsmen. Barmak won over Dawson to take the heavyweight title in the first bouts on April 20, and the return match is expected to be more exciting as a result of the previous rival-

Eddie Hocevar, Cape May’i S ting Marine, will give an extion bout as another out-

to these events, punch-filled card is being arranged by those in charge of the bouts. Several special attractions are promised to "add to the evening’s activity. Lieutenant Scardefield will assist with the bouts, which are being arranged by Jimmy Frain and James Greenwood. Tuesday’s bouts will feature most of the boxers who appeared in the first matches plus a number of new entries.

CHILDREN’S DAY TO

BE MARKED SUNDAY

- COLD SPRING—The Children’s Day program of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church will be presented by the Bible School in the church next Sunday morning at 10:80 o’clock. There will be no afternoon or evening service.

County Athletes Win In State Track Meet

George Purnell, Cape May High School's one-man track team, set a new high jump mark in Group I competition at Montclair Saturday. Purnell leaped to a height of 5 feet 11% inches to gain the first place gold medal. He placed second in his heat in the 100 qualifying to run the final, where he gained fourth place. He was nosed out of a place in the running broad jump by % of an inch. Oilie Roberson, Middle Township’s one-man track team, was entered in Group II and he made a first place in the shot put event with a 52-foot heave and went out to win the discus with avtoss of 129 feet

SETTLE’S TEAM WINS

OVER STYLISTS AGAIN ’

Incone Tax Paynents Due By June 15

CAMDEN—'Bills for the June 15 installment of income v r«nr payments are being mailed to taxpayers. this week, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue announced today. He emphasized that no existing or pending legislation contemplates relieving taxpayers from payment of the June quarterly installment

Under the present plan now

least one-1 closed on the taxpayer’s return for the year must be paid on or before June 15. Any underpayment or overpayment of tax liability, resulting from the possi-. ble forgiveness of 1942 or 1948 taxes will be subject to adjustment at a later date.

Clarence Henry Hawkins has left Cape May to begin his cadet training in the Army Air Corpa. He will undergo his pre-flight training, and upon completion of that course will go to an advanced tr*ining<fcase-, after which he will be commissioned’as a second lieutenant in the Army Air Corps. " Hawkins eplisted three months ago. He is married and has one child.

Mrs. Barley Renamed To Head W. C. T. U.

County School Superintendent Daniel J. Ricker and Everett J. Jerrell, secretary of the Cape May Board of Education and president of the Cape May C ty Association of Boards of ucation, attended the semi-annual meeting of the State Federation of District Boards of Education on Friday in Trenton.

Continuing their winning streak, Joe Settle’s bowling team defeated Frymire’s Stylists five-game match at the Cape Recreation Center Monday night. Settle’s team won by a margin

of 79 pins.

The Settle line-up included A1 Little, Frank Underkoffler, Charlie Shields, Jack Cresse and Set-

tle.

The Stylists' line-up included Earl Hollingsead, Mark Frymire, Steve Steger and Herb Harris.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Alex Lyle has returned her home at 1105 Washington street from the Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, after undergoing a major operation two weeks ago.

Classified Ad Section

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STROLLER, good condition. Call 85 Broadway or Phone Key. 526. 6-10-lt-4016

COOK, white, Protestant, good reference for private family. E. Florida Ave., Villas, N. J. 6-10-11-4013

WARDROBE trunk Phone Keystone 711. 6-10-4t-4011

MAID for general house work. Good wages. Apply Mrs. A. R. Granger, Trenton and New Jersey. 6-8-3 ta-400S

WOMEN and girls for Laundry work, full or part time. Ap-’ - Troy Laundry. 6-3-2ts-4l

DO you fegve any Electrical Appliances such as vacuum cleaners, washing machines, toasters, waffle irons, motors., tools and equipment? They do not have to be in working order. We will

pay yt

TRUCK drivers. Apply at once. J. P. Collins Co., South Seaville, N. J. 5-27-8t-4988

TYPIST apply at once. J. Collins Co., South Seaville, N. 6-27-3t-4989

FOR RENT

ONE modern furnished apt., 6 rooms and bath, all conveniences hot water heat, garage. 9 Miles from Cape May on Shore Road, 210 Bo. Seashore Road, Cape May Court House, N. J. Apply next door 212 So. Seashore Road, Bell Phone Cape May Court House 5- 8891. 6- 8-tf-5000

8 ROOM bungalow, bath, gas for cooking, oil heat Apply Harry L. Kehr, Cabin City, Cape May Key-

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DELUXE Apts., Beach A Broadway, 5 rooms and bath, refrigeration, gas and electric, ocean front. Every window an ocean view. Completely furnished month, week or season. 5-6-91-4958

MISCELLANEOUS

EAGLE Rock Wool—by U. S. Bureau of Standards is rated highest in insulation value—so 'get the best. Bell Phone 5-6361.

tMMC A JTOCV A ChMPAMV \ 7 South Main Street, Cape May Court House, N. J. We 'have insulated more than V 8000 homes 6-16-U-4&10

FOUND

ON Boardwalk, lady’s Elgin wrist watch. B. F. on back. Apply Star and Wave Office. 6-10-lt-4009

FOR SALE

BASINETTE. Good condition. Apply Charles Douglass, A & P Market. 6-10-lt-40l5

3000 Choice Gladiola Bulbs. 20 cents dozen; $1 per 100. Edgar McPherson, Cold Spring. Free delivery in Cape May. 6-10-3t-4008

SIMMONS Folding Rollaway beds, innerspring mattresses. Phone

BEDS,' springs and innerspring mattresses. Hotel Macomber Annex, Beach Ave., Cape May, N. J. 6-10-2t-4014

ASSORTED Cut Flower Plants, price reasonable. Mrs. Vemer Cooper, Old Shore Rd., Cape May Key. 2224. 6-3-3 ta-4996

MOTORS • MOTORS • MOTORS Various Horse power sizes, 1/16, H, K, H, 1, 2, 6. Call H. B. Hunt, Wildwood. Keystone 2450. 6-S-2ts-4999

ELECTRIC water pump, kitchen sink, wash stand, kerosene cook stoves, and water heater. Apply Harry L. Kehr, Cabin City, Cape May Keystone Phone 806-16. 6-3-Sts-4006

LARGE number of used bicycles. Apply H. Raff and Sons, Cape May Court House, N. J. Bell Phone 5-6941. 5-27-tf-4990

STEWERS or Fryers, alive or dressed. Call Friday for Saturday delivery. Ewing'* Market, Cold Spring, RFD Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 806-112. 5-27-tf-4987

BOWL

for Health and Fun! Cape Recreation

Center

308 Washington Street Jack Cresse, Prop.

Lafayette Pupils Buy S5,743 In Savings

Pupils of Cape May’s Lafayette Street School have purchased a total df $5,743.25 worth of war stampfe and bonds during the school year which ends tomorrow, members of the faculty reported yesterday. / Conducting an active war savings stamp and bond sale throughout the year, pupils of the local grammar school originally fiet as their goal $900, amount sufficient to purchase

Army jeep.

Sinnott’s Will Is Probated In City

VISIT IN SOUTH

Mrs. Frances Carley was reelected presiderit of the Cape May Branch of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Stilwell on Wednesday. Other officers elected for the ensuing year are Miss Viola Schellenger, first Vice president; Mrs. William Shaw, second vice president; Mrs. Sallie Schellenger, treasurer, and Mrs. Loring El-

dredge, secretary.

Named directors of the organization were Mrs. Stilwell, Meth-

Mrs. Frank Francesconi, the former Miss -Ruth Crosby, of Cape May, has returned from Greensboro, N. C., after visiting her husband, Frank Francesconi. For several years Private Francesconi was lieutenant of the Cape May Beach PatroL Mrs. E. Francesconi accompanied hex daughter-in-law on the trip.

CLINIC NEXT THURSDAY

odist Church; Mrs. Donnelly, Bap.

Church; Mrs.

Presbyterian Church;

dredge, publicity.

Clinton R. Sinnott, of Cape May Point, who died several weeks ago, left i personal estate of $5,000, according to his will probated on Wednesday in Philadelphia. — He left $1,000 to a grandnephew, J. Frederick Sinnott, 3d; the property at Cape May Point Marjorie Ham Alvarez, and left his real estate and insurance business to Adele H. Ham. Stating that under the will of his father, the late Joseph ” Sinnott, he was empowered bequeath $25,000 after the death of his wife, Sinnott gave $2,000 to the Little Sisters of the Poor; $2,000 to the Roman Catholic Church at the Point; $5,000 to the women’s auxiliary of St. Edmund’s Home for Crippled Children, Philadelphia; and a similar sum to St. James R. C. Church, Philadelphia, and St. Leonard Academy, and $1,000 to Albert Johnson, of Cape May Point.

Declares Dividends

its preferred stocl payable July 1, 1943, to stockholders of record on June 10. The dividends are $1.75 per share on the seven per cent preferred stock; $1.50 per share on the six per cent, and $1,375 a share on the 5V4 per cent prefexred stock.

WOMEN AID OPA

Starting today, several local organization women will cooperate with the Office of Price Administration in calling on the local food stores for the purpose .of gathering price information* on food products. This data will be used by OPA in conjunction with wholesale prices to establish ceiling prices for this area. This plan is being carried out by the OPA throughout the county to establish ceiling prices, based on cost which will be easily liler and

ELWELLS ENTERTAIN

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elwell entertained their daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Connor, a -nurse at the Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point, and Miss Virginia Elwell, also a nurse at the Graduate. Hospital, Philadelphia, for a few days this week.

clinic ’ for chest examination

the old court building here

Thursday, June 17.

BRIGHTEN UP

VALUES

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Take notice that Robert H. Chance

i filed application with the Hor

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May. N. J.

Immediately In writing to Floyd C. Hughes, City Cleric, City Hall, Cape May. N. J. ROBERT H. CHANCE. 316-817 Washington Street, •Cape May, N. J. 6-10-2ts-pfl3.42

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A Drastic Reduction in Butter Prices!

BUTTER

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RediiMd Point Values for CAMPBELL’S TOMATO JUICK

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KFFRI.FH CLUB CRACKERS « 14 c

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Ann Page Macaroni or Elbow

Sugar Ann Page Macan

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There is no better Coffee

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A&P Baked Goads

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Sliced Bacon 23'

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Franh Mackerel - 15c .frosh Root of "45c

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