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Past-War Plan* Are Urgeil By Bartour POET MONMOUTH—“Two of the most vital problems that Congress most face when it reconvenes in September are the passage of legislation at this time for the benefit of the men and women in the armed forces and an immediate preparation of postwar plans to absorb the tremendous manpower that will becproe available on the cessation of hostilities.” Senator W. Warren Barbour said yesterday in addressing

ting class of several a of the Officers' Candidate School, who received their commissions as second lieutenants in the Army of the United States. "Undoubtedly every thoughtful member of our armed forces is wondering what faces him, and rigHtfully so, on his return to civilian life once this war u brought to a successful eonclus-

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BABY CARRIAGE, glider with springs, excellent condition, also baby crib and nursery chair. Reasonable. Apply 22 Guemey St., Cape May. 8-12-31-4142

MODERN bed joom suite, like -xnew, washing machine, rug and •felt pad, $ x 10%, desk, two young men’s suits, sire 36, and other miscellaneous items. Call Keystone 6593. 8-12-lt-412S

DOUBLE bed with innerspring mattress. Smooth top gas range, 4 burners, oven and broiler. Apply 1201 Lafayette St. or 418 Waahington St. 8-12-31-4188

1937 PACKARD Convertible coupe, white wall tires. Radio. Heater. Phone Keystone 1581.

8-12-St-4187

HOUSE TRAILER, reasonable. 127 Sixth Ave., West Cape May.

8-12-lt-4129

LOT of quart and pint Mason Jars. Apply Mrs. Alice Adams, Fishing Creek, N. i. 8-12-U-4134

PORCELAIN table top kerosene stove with oven and 50-gal. tank. ISO. Apply Mrs. Rose Riley, Cape May Point, Sunset Blvd. 8-12-11-4125

26-FOOT cabin sea skiff, Gray motor. E. A. Knorr, 1104 New York Ave., Cape May, N. J. 8-12-31-4144

NEW modern toilets, Cor drain board rinc, chrome fittings, bath tub, wash stand, SO gal. galvanised water tank, gas water heater, electric water pump, bucket a day stove, new modern pot oil burner heater, kerosene cook stoves.Apply Harry L. Kehr, Cabin City, N. J., Keystone Phone 806-16. 7-29-31-4110 ^

LARGE number of used bicydes. Apply H. Raff and Sons, Cape May Court House, N. J. Beu Phone 5-6941. 6-27-tf-4990

__ _. Fryers, alive or I. Call Friday for Saturday delivery. Ewing’s Market, Cold Spring, RFD Cape May, N. JKeystone Phone 806-112. 8-27-tf-4987

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WANTED

WOMAN or strong girl for one day per week, laundry, and cleaning. Three in fstmily.. Phone Keystone 1281, 8-12-U-4141

TO BUY good used 1%-ton truck or small school bus. Drop a card to S. G. Williams, 1920 47th St., Merchantville, N. J.

8-12-2t-4140

CLERK experienced in selling ladies’ wear or shoes. Apply Frymire’s, 401 Washington St.

8-12-lt-4136

DISH WASHER, machine operator and general utility work. 50c per hr., can make $35 weekly. Apply Box 4132, Star and Wave. 8-12-41-4132

MAID to go to Philadelphia after Labor Day. General housework, plain cooking, small family, good wages. Apply fry letter at once, giving references. 921 Stockton Ave. 8-12-lt-4180

BOYS OR GIRLS full or part time for candy store, and counter service. M. S. Petroff, Beach Ave., Cape May, N. J. 8-12-H-41S5 ,

MAID full or part time for general housework, plain cooking for family of three adulta, 1 meal a day. Apply M. S. Petroff, eBach Ave., Cape May, N. J. 8-12-lt-4133.

CHAMBERMAID. Apply Columbia Hotel, Ocean St., Cape May, N. J. 8-12-tf-4147

STRONG BOY or man for houseman. Apply Congress Hall Linen Room, Cape May, N. J. 8-12-11-4145

MAN desires situation, Christian (Prot-J elderly, single, active, trustworthy, clerical, caretaker, or general work. City, Country, trial. Box No. 4146, Star and Wave Office, Cape May. 8-12-H-4146

OLD or used washing machines, electric irons, toasters, hot water radiators, adding machines, typewriters, cash registers, outboard motors, anything of saleable value. Lee V. Quidort, 26th and New York Aves., Wildwood. Both phones. 7-29-4t-4M»5

DEED to property on 1138 N. 3rd St., Phils., also settlement papers. Reward if returned to 1619 New Jersey Ave., Cape May.

8-12-3t-4127

CARD OF THANKS

SPECTACIES in leather ci Lost Sunday. Reward. Return 209 Windsor Ave. 8-12rlt-4181

SMALL CHANGE PURSE containing diamond ring and bracelet Liberal reward if returned to Star and Wave Office. 8-12-11-4189

SILVER Bambino Bracelet in Arnold's or vicinity, sentimental value. Call Keystone 4823, giving information on finding of same. Reward. No questions naked. 8-12-31-4143

BLACK mans Sheaffer fountain pen, .also lock type chrome plated gasoline tank cap. Reward if returned to Star and Wave Office, Cape May, N. J. 8-12-tf-900

MISCELLANEOUS

WILL TRADE kitchen range with oil burner for an electric washer. Cell Keystone 2502. 8-12-3t-4124

CHAIR caning and porch chair reseating. Rush work. Robert Kennedy. Jr., Rio Grande. Phone WDdwood 865-33. 7-29-3t-4108

WE MUST HAVE: 100 good, need cars, trucks and station wagons. Sell now while the market is at its peak. Positively highset cash prices paid. Write, phone or call Millville Motors, 902 N. High SL, Millville, N. J. Phone 833. 7-22-41-4097

FURNITURE Broker, Goods aoM an a 10% Commission. Horace F. - ', S3 Jackson Street, Key1. l-7-tf-4806

Call The Tender, Keystone wood 8814 er Ball TM i-18-31-3476

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I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for their kindness, use ‘ of cars, and dowers at the death . of my husband, Charles Willis. MRS. CHARLES WILLIS 8-12-11-4126

We wish to thank our many < friends for the use of their cars, < the flowers and the many, many cards in our reocut bereavement 1 in the loss of our dear son, Maurice C. Halbruner, Jr. MAURICE AND MILDRED HALBRUNER i 8-12-lt-4128

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your automobile or truck if you have no need for it while other Essential War Workers require it? HIGHEST FAIR PRICES PAID or an escrow credit given so that you will be one of the first to receive a new car after the war.

SEE COMMERCIAL GARAGE, INC.

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