. PAGE ^-. Poultrymen Ask Stabilization Of Feed Prices - CONTIN UKD PNOM PAO* ON* - in* sent to Marvin Jones, Prentiss Brown, Senator Albert W. Hawkes •ad Congressman Elmer H. Wene. Morris La Hermann, Aaron Pineos and Irving Rosen, Ocean County poultrymen. we " at the meeting. They stated that •even poultrymen's organiiations in Toms River and Farmingdale had taken similar action. They told of a recent trip to Washington to inform OP A and other agencies that poultrymen did not want a “handout,” were keenly interested in preventing inCation, and wanted to help kill black market operations. They said a committee was pre--aring a visit to Wash* &gton to present a perfected plan which would bring about the result asked—in the resolution. They invited two Cape May County delegates to join the committee in its deliberation at Toms River last Sunday. V, , ,. President McGraw said that his association was glad that progress \<mA already been made toward rescuing poultrymen from a situation which, if not corrected, would ruin honest poultrymen if great feed corporations decided to boost grain prices. TO SURVEY ROADS COURT HOUSE—The Board of Freeholders yesterday authorired survey* of the South Cape May Road and Breakwater Road in Lower Township preparatory to their reconstruction under a state aid grant. Both roads are part of the county highway system.

New Oaft AMs Fire Fighters, Scott Says Reporting the addition of a new piece of fire equipment to round out Cape May's fire fighting apparatus, Senator I. Grant Scott, commissioner of public safety, late .last week declared that the new fire chief* car, which was recently added to the dep«tment's rolling stock, is a valuable adddition. , ‘ Senator Scott pointed out that the chief’s car is equipped with fire extinguishers and will be used fighting small conflagrations to roid Ihc necessity of sending out ie or more pieces of larger apparatus. - “Grass fires, minor blares buildings or automobiles and such other small fires can be quickly and easily extinguished by this new piece of equipment, leaving the larger apparatus ready for larger emergencies at all times,” the Senator explained. “The addition of this newest piece of equipment is in line with thi department’s policy of providing the maximum fire protection at minimum cost,” Senator Scott continued.

Obituaries CHARLES R. WILLIS WEST CAPE MAY—Charles R. Willis, of West Cape May, died VYiday morning at his home, 702 Bmdway, after an illness of eight weeks. He was 87 years Funeral services were held st the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. William Bullock, pastor •f the church, officiating. Interment was in Cold Spring Cemetery. Mr. Willis is survived by wife,'Mrs. Blanche Newman Willis, and one brother. He had been a member of the Cape Island Baptist Church for SO years and of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church for the last "iC?i years Mr. Wfllis was a driver for the Standard Oil Company, and had been in retirement for the last 15 years. He was a native of Cape May Court House. The funeral was under the direction of the Johnson undertaking establishment, of Court

MRS. ROSALIE G. BENNETT Mrs. Rosalie Grubb Bennett fi-A in Philadelphia on Thursday, July 29, after • short illness. She was the daughter of the late A. Bates Grubb, famous iron master of Cornwall Ore Banks at Cornwall, Pa. The family was “•ftgtnally of Cornwall, England, in the iron business. Shq is survived by her daughter. Rosalie Grubb Haynes, of Philadelphia and Cape May. Funeral service* were private and interment wns in the family burial ground at Mount Hope, Lancaster County, Pa. MRS. JOHN J. WHITE Mrs. John J. White, of 5447 Ridge avenue, Roxborough. Philadelphia. died in' Memorial Hospital, Philadelphia, Tuesday night, r #Bhr 27. Funeral services were held on Sunday at 709 North Eighth street, Allentown, Pa. -Mrs. White is survived by three daughter* and one son, Mrs. S. R. Hildebrand, of Phoenix, Aria., Miss Beatrice Jones and Mrs. Charles R. Hoffman, of Cape May, and Harold Jones, of Philadelphia. .Interment was made in Slatington. Pa. DR. THOME S. HARRIS Word was received here thi* week of the death of Dr. Thome 8. Harris, who was assistant to the chief surgeon at the Locust Mountain State Hospital, Shen- , who died on Monday in Luke’s and Children’s Medical Center, where he was undergoing for a sinus condition.

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motor vessel -QUEEN CITT". and Lavalette Buck. No.... In Admiralty. In obedience to aMo-

nlUon and citation to me directed, the above-entitled cause. I have seised and taken Into my possession the following-described the motor vessel “QUEEN CITY", her engines, etc. For the causes set forth In the libel now pending In the U. 8. District Court for the District of New Jersey, at Trenton. I hereby give notice to all person* claiming the said described Motor vessel “QUEEN CITT. her engines, etc., or knowing or having anything to say why the same should not be condemned and forfeited and the proceeds thereof distributed according to the prayer of the llbeL that they be snd appear before the said Court, to be held In and for the District of New Jersey, at the United States Court Room, in -the City of Trenton on,the 21st nay of August. 1943. at 10:00 o'clock on the forenoon of that day. if the same shall be a day of Jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of Jurisdiction l hereafter, then and there to Interpose a claim for the same, and to make their allegations in that behalf. HUBERT J. -HARRINGTON. U. S. Marshal District cf New Jersey.

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Sealed bids for the construction s Sewage Force Main along Coral and Lighthouse Avenues In the Borough of Cape May Point. Cape May County. New Jersey, will be received by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Cape May Point at the offlee of the said Board of Commissioners. Fire Houte. Cape May Point. N. J.. until 8:00 O'clock P. M. (E W. T ' > SCOWS AY, AUGUST 16, 1043. and then at said Commissioners' Office, publicly opened- and read The Information for Bidders. Form of Bid. Form of Contract.- Plana Specifications, and Form of Bid Bond and Performance Bond, preparre by~ O. M. Corson. Borough Engineer.

Boulevard. Cape May Court House. N. J . and may be examined by prospective bidders during business hours and copies thereof obtained upon payment of 110.00 for each set. Any bidder, upon returning such set promptly snd In good condition, will be refunded his payment, and any non-bidder upon so returning such a

set will be refunded $5.00.

The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Cape May Point reserves the right to waive any Informalities

in or to reject any or all bids.

Each bidder muet deposit with his bid. security In the amount of not less than live per centum (5*) of the total lump sum bid. In the form a*d subject to the conditions provided 1“

the Information to Bidders.

Bids must be enclosed In scale

envelopes bear'— **- ■*

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of the bidder, marked. Bt Sewage Force Main Constnx

Cape May Point 1 . N J.. to the. Board of Com Cape May Point. N. J.

Attention of bidders Is particularly called to the requlrementa as to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid

under the contract.

No bidder may withdraw his bid within 45 days after the actual date

of the opening thereof.

By order of the

Board of Commissioners LOUISA W TRADER.

Borough Clerk.

Dated. August 1. 1943 FRANK S RUTHERFORD.

Mayor.

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Dr. Hmrru was born at Ringtown. Schuylkill County. He was s graduate of the Kutrtown State IShMdwn Collage, Franklin and i-ff—i-” College, and the Medical School of the University of Pennsurvived by his wife and • daughter His wife is employed at a aurae at the Masonic Bocae, in Burlington, N. J. . Ha was a nephew of Mrs. Mary S. Clarke, of Cape May.

Take notice that application haa been made to Mayor and Council of the Borough of North Cape May, Cape May County. New Jersey to transfer to Theodore B. Valiant the “ienary Retail Consumption License o. 1 heretofore Issued Leslie A. Norton, for the premises located at 8. E Corner Browning Avenue and Beach Drive. North Cape May. New "objectlona. If any should be made immediately In writing to Eleanor Oliver. Borough Clerk. Borough of North Cape May. R F D. Cape May. New Yersey. THEODORE B VALIANT. ' \ Township of Lower. R. F. D. Cape May. N. J. »«-tts-p«3^8

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ntHam D. VanSant. a -for a May resident, died Friday cd Odd Fellows' Home in Tren after a long Utoeea. He wa*

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Raily. Walter H. Bally I Welch respectively, wer* — fendants because you have < claim to have an Interest t lands and premises described In the I Fourth. Sixth. Ninth, and Tenth causes of action in the bill of c— plaint. Dated July 27. 1943.

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New Jem.. the day of the date hereof In a ... tain cause wherein Mary Elisabeth Sutton Is the Petitioner and you ar 1 the Defendant, you are requested t - swer the Petitioner's Petition o_ . before the 14th day of September I XL or In default thereof, such a I decree will be taken against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable I and JusL The object of said suit Is to obtain a Decree of Divorce dissolving "

ndaUty-Phlladslphla Trust Oo. xt. a Trusts#, Henry Edmunds, Hlchard H. Bmlth, Florence H. Yar-

ard Trust Oo. Mxr. a Trustee Mary Jane Cook, deed, Aaaa L. Brooks, Elizabeth K. r. Churchill sad Mary E- Teas; Virginia Mary Bmlth. By virtue of an order of the Court Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein Lewis Learning Is complainanL and you are defendants, you are red to appear, plead, answer r to the bill of complalnL on .. e the 7th. day of September -r the said bill will be tr’—

The said bill la BUed to foreclt a tax sale certificate, made by Townsend Godfrey. Collector Township of Upper, and by I Township of Upper duly assigned the complainant, recorded In 1 office of the Clerk of Cape May County. In Book No. 391 Mortgages, page 423 Ac . and In Book 391 Mortgagee 433 Ac. covering a tract of land ... pper Township, s tract of land as described therein, between Tuckahoe and Woodbine. N. J. of approximately 1000 acres. And you are made defendants because you as heirs at law of Henry Edmunds decaaed. or devisees or personal representatives may claim some Interest therein. Dated July Sth. 1943 CHAS. A. BONNELL. Soil-..-Cape May Court House, N. J. 7-16-4ts-pff14.96

Jhs C a P £ Jh&ntte (at Boardwalk and Madison) Presents Mr. Pim Passes By Tues., Aug. 10 thru SaL, Aug. 14

Special rates for Enlisted Men and Young People Curtain at 8 .M

FINAL PERFORMANCE OF TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM

THROUGH SATURDAY. AUGUST 7

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Also The Junior Players on Sunday and Monday, August 8 & 9

of New Jetway. i the 27th day of July 1943. to a wherein the Borough of West Cape gsag.srsysjijf or before the ISth day of topter- 1 — oe«L or the said bin will be I

One look at the Instrument panel and yon tael the same way. Ifa hard to balls re that ordinary mortal* could ovar master that maM of dials, hutteaa, lever* sad switches. But young Americans are doing U with deadly efflefcney. (Ask Adolf. Lenlto or Tojo.) And (hey doa’f loan* their Jo»r fxrt hf media? a book. U takas Intensive training and practical experlenoe. The electric power bust seas la Ilka that To# coa l axafce kilowatt-hourt with fhoorin. You’re got to loan* how—by growing up In the bn sis ms

That's the way moat,elec trie company man got their start. Ifa the American way. And it work*. It works so wefl that the electric companies under experienced business management were able to push power production up and up — to supply star plants with far more electric power any nation has ever known before — and at low rates.

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