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Walker Will Leave For Bay State Farin Job Soon

ERMA—Andrew S. Walker, who has been a prominent farm leader for almost 20 years, has accepted a position as working manager on a large new poaltry

farm near Great Barrington, Mass. He will move there before September 1 with his family. He is leasing his large poultry and

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SERVICE MAN’S Wife wants to buy used girl's bicycle. Must be in good condition. Please write address and full description to Box No. 4180, Star and Wave Office. Cape May, N. J. 8-26-31-4180

WOMEN needed for two ; sitions, for cooking and waiting on table. One full time, one part time, current wages. Apply 938 Sewell Ave., Key. 4970. 8-26-3t-4176

CIRCUS HELP, working men, truck drivers, and men for advance. Apply manager of Hunt's Circus, Sea View Ball Park, Cape May, Friday, September 3. 8-26-2t-4172

QUALIFIED TUTOR for 3d year la tin. 1821 Maryland Ave., or phone Keystone 2471. 8-26-11-4168

TO BUY small cottage or bungalow, 4 or 5 rooms with heat for permanent home. Harry T. Boys, 105 Armstrong Ave., Brookland Terrace, Wilmington, L2C, Del. 8-26-31-4166

POSITION as housekeeper (refined col., midddle age) for father and grown son. After September 25. Go away. Write Cape May Gen. Del. M. Franklin. 8-26-H-4165

WOMAN to work in High School cafeteria starting September ~-20. Apply Superintendent's Office. High School Building. 8-26-2t-4162

BOY 18 years of pge to learn hosiery knitting. Apply Seaview Hosiery Mill, 484 W. Perry St, Cape May, N. J. 8-19-31-4165

COOK and general housework to start September 6. Good wages. Sleep In. Three in family. 817 Kearny Ave., Phone Keystone 200. 8-19-31-4149

POSITION as companion. Unencumbered, refined, well educated. Write to Box No. 4150, Star and Wave. 8-19-3t-4150

DISH WASHER, machine operator arid general utility work. 60c per hr., can make 635 weekly. Apply Box 4132, Star and Wave. 8-12-41-4132

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

FOR SALE

1937 PACKARD Convertible coupe, white wall tires. Radio. Heater. Phone Keystone 1531. 8-12-31-4137

TWO HINGED porch gates, 7 foot, $1.50 each, nursery chair, $2.00. Apply 22 Guemey St., Cape May, N. J. 8-26-lt-4179

ALMA Silver Moon house trailer, 19 feet long, sleep four, new tires, fully equipped. Will sacri> fice. Apply Kohler’s Bar and Restaurant. Buck’s Landing. Cape May. S-26-3t-4178

SINGER Sewing Machine, drop leaf, good condition, $25. Cash. Call Keystone phone 1061. 8-26-11-4169

TRIPLE HOUSE, furnished, at 413 Elmira St. Good condition, electric, gas. asbestos shingled. Each house 7 rooms. Apply or. premises. 8-26-11-4170

CONCORD GRAPES. Alexander. 510 Washington St, Cape May, N. J.‘ Call Keystone phone 1144. 8-26-31-4171

1 KITCHEN RANGE with waterback and 30-gal. boiler. Also 1 sideboard in first class condition. Millard Ware, 110 Howard St, Keystone 4290. 8-2G-3t-4176

AMERICAN Slicing Machin. call Keystone phone 4700. 8-26-lt-4177

REAL ESTATE, 1202 Lafayette St, 413 Broadway, cor. W. Perry St. For information regards price, down payment and amortization write to F. Ehrenkranz, 350 Montrose Ave., South Orange. N. J. 8-19-3t-4161

NEW MODERN built-in bathtub elaborate chrome fittings complete, new combination cabinet drain board sink and wash tub compact with chrome fittings. New modern automatic gas water heater. New modern toilet outfit complete. Fairbanks and Morse electric water pump. New 30-gal. galvanized heavy duty water tank. Oil pot burner heating stove. Wash stands, drain board sinks, combination sinks and wash tub. bath tub and copper coil gas water heater. Apply Harry L. Kehr, Cabin City, N. J. Keystone phone 806-15. 8-19-3t-4154

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DEED to property on 1188 N. 8rd St., Phila., also settlement papers. Reward if returned to 1619 New Jersey Ave., Cape May.

8-12-31-4127

I LARGE tailor's Singer Sewing 'Machine. Perfect condition. Largitailor's cutting table, shelves below. Single folding bed with innerspring mattress. Apply 418 Washington St or 1201 Lafayette St 8-19-31-4159

SILVER Bambino Bracelet in Arnold's or vicinity, sentimental value. Call Keystone 4323, giving information on finding of same. Reward. No questions asked. 8-12-3t-4143

BLACK man's Sheaffer fountain pen, also lock type chiome plated gasoline tank cap. Reward If returned to Star and Wave Offiea, Cape May, N. J. 8-12-tf-900

MISCELLANEOUS

AUCTION SALE—Wednesday afternoon, September 15, 1943, 12:30 P. M. Household furnishings of Charles Minothy, Fishing Creek, N. J., next tq school house. Sale of household furniture, gardening tools, one 500-chick brooder, two 3-burner oil cook stoves, beds, springs, mattresses, porch rockers, chairs, jelly glasses, jars, pots and pans. Ducks, chickens, goats, hogs, and numerous other Items. In case of rain sale will be held the next clear day. Terms cf sale. cash. Arthur Wilson, Auctioneer. 8-26-3t-4174

In memory of our mother, Mrs. Lewis Nelson, who passed away August 24, 1936. Sweet memories will linger forTime cannot change them, 'tis true; Years that come cannot sever Our loving remembrances of you. Sadly missed by Daughters and Sons 8-26-U-4163

IF YOU’VE lost anything, found anything, want to buy. rent or sell something, try an inexpensive classified ad. in The Star and Wave. Results are amazing. 8-19-tf-900

FURNITURE Broker, Goods sold on a lOG commission. Baby carriages, strollers, and wheeling chairs for rent by day or week. Horace F. Church. 53 Jackson St., Keysone phone 1052. 8-19-tf-4805

WILL TRADE kitchen range With oil burner for an electric washer. Call Keystone 2502. »-lt-3t-4124

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Any —Mi'articles can be traded la so Prtguiaire Rangoa, Hot Water Heaters or Refrigerators. Call The Trader. Keystone Wildwood 1814 or Bed 763. 4.10-31-3476

CARPET AND RUG CLEANING Bag Storage Gaaraateed Math Proofing JG—i PI—e IWl JOHN J. O’FARRELL

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

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

STEWKRS or Fryers, slive or (tressed. Call Friday for Saturday delivery. Ewing's Market, Cold Spring. RED Cape May, N. J. Keystone Phone 806-112. 5-27-tf-4987

fruit farm here to C. H. Nkhlos. Mr. Walker has been Chairman of the County Agricultural Conservation Association for five years and is chairman of the County U. S. D. A. War Board. In the latter capacity he has had heavy responsibilities relative to gasoline rationing for, farmers, special loans to farmers, deferments from Selective Service, machinery rationing, permits to slaughter meat, lumber priorities and other related tasks. In the past he has served on several county fsir committees, has been master of Pomona Grange and president of the Cape May County Board of Agriculture. He has been a member of the executive committee of the Board of Agriculture for 17 years and was a founder of the Vineland Egg Auction and a director of that group for several'years. ,He has also been a director of the Cape May County Farmers' Cooperative Association at Woodbine since that enterprise was started. Mr. Walker is married and one daughter. Son of an Episcopal minister and with several brothers and sisters prominent in Episcopal church and missionary work in this country, Canada ^8nd China, Mr. Walker has been a prominent lay leader at the Church of the Advent, Cape May. An enthusiastic tennis and golf player, he has been an officer of the Cape May Golf Club and is row serving as president of the organization.

Mrs. Lord Wins In Tennis Tourney

PATH RESIGNS COURT HOUSE—Marcus A. Path, of Wildwood, last week resigned as Cape May County’s deputy sheriff in order to take over the restaurant business of his son, William, who recently entered the armed forces. Sheriff F. Mulford Stevens said he was undecided whether or not a successor would be appointed. Stevens' term expires in November after the election of a successor in the general election.

GOETZ IS CANDIDATE OCEAN CITY—Augustus S. Goetz, Ocean City attorney, last week announced that he will be the Democratic candidate for election to the New Jersey Assembly in the primary election.

BOWL for Health and Fun! Cape Recreation Center 308 Washington Street Jack Cressc, Prop.

Mrs. John W. Lord, Jr., of Philadelphia, defeated Mrs. Owen Lewis, of Alliance, Ohio, 6-4, 6 - 0 in the finals of the women's tennis singles at the Cape May Country Club Monday afternoon. " Lord, defending champion, the title again this year in a field of 18 entrants. The men's singles are still in progress. Lieutenant C. Higgins, stationed in Cape May, is one of the finalists, having beaten D. S. Sullivan 6 - 4, 6 - 2. The mixed doubles, men's snd women’s doubles will start this Saturday. In the junior tennis round robin tournament Betty Jaquetl won the girls' play. Katherine Havens as second and Sue Foote third. Drew Foote won the boys' play with Kenny Smith second and Donnie Gibson third. Mary Skinner and Lenore Zug are chairmen of the junior round robin.

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AN ORDIN, ORDINANCE At PRIVATE SALE LANDS AND BUILDINGS BT THE CITY OF CAPE MAT NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC AND FIXING MINIMUM PRICES.” “ d B?! e<1 IT“ 1 OR2>ArNED*' 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 bt the errr of cape mat and NOT NEEDED FOR PUBLIC USE AND FIXING MINIMUM PRICES.” adopted January 15. 194J be and the same is hereby amended, as follows: All that certain tract or parcel of land situate In the City of Cape May. County of Cape May and State of New Jersey being more’ particularly bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point In the easterly side line of Pittsburgh Avenue where the same Is Intersected by the northerly side line of Texas Avenue. If extended, and extending thence: (1) along the easterly side line of Pittsburgh Avenue, by the True Meridian, north IS degrees. S9 minutes and 4 7 seconds west, to the high water line of Devil's Reach, thence: (IV In a general northerly direction, along the high water line of Devil's Reach to the present high water line of Cape May Harbor, thence: (S) In a general southeasterly direction along the present high water line of Cape May Harbor to the northerly side line of Tcxks

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_ . jgular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape May. on Friday. August SO. and will be eonald. cd on second and final reading al regular meeting of the Commissioners of the City of Cape May at City Hall on.-Friday.

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Notice Is hereby given that said CHRISTOPHER MONTAGNA was adjudged a bankrupt on August 6. 1943: that the tlrst meeting of rredtTrust Building. Atlantic City. N. J.. on September 3. 1943. at 10:00 o'clock. A M . at which place and lime, creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a committee of creditors, examine the bankrupt.

ALLEN B ENDICOTT. JR.. Referee In Bankruptcy. Dated August 10. 1943. B-I6-lt-pft!.00

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IN MEMORIAM

ELDREDGE, Melvin W„ who passed away January 26, 1943 Today you'd have been seven If God had let you stay. Why He had to call you home Is not for us to say. But every night 1 say a prayer And thank my God anew For pore, untarnished baby love That came, my son, from you. Sadly missed by Mother,, Brothers and Sister 8-26-11-4164^

LUDLAM, Buddie In sad but loving memory of my dear husband, who passed away suddenly three years ago today, August 26. 1940. \ . Sadly missed by hits wife, 8-26-11-4167 \ELLA

In loving memory of I. ’Learning Sheppard, who died August 17. 1933 7 Fond memory ever brings (you back - 1 To those who loved you hesf; Rest in peace, our loved apd lost In your blessed heavenly rest. Sadly missed by Mary, .Carroll. Priscilla. Dorothy, Paul and Paul, Jr. 8-26-11-4173

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