THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER X6, 1943

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Social fvtmiA, 0$ 3ho (xIbbJl HAVE GUESTS „ ,, . Dr. and Mrs. Frank R- Hughes, of Columbia avenue and Ocean street, entertained over the weekend their son. Lieutenant <jg) David W. Hughes, who is stationed at Solomon Island, Md.: Ensign Elliott Haggherty, formerly cf Barstow, Cal., now stationed at Little Creek. Va., and Robert Sketchley, of Philadelphia.

ATTEND MEETING

era half'of NeTTerley to gather matocal for the 'Suirters work

HAWTHORN K—VKAG Kit ^ ^ ter of Mrs. Florence Yeager, of K “ rt H *" h —

HAVE RIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Betty Ludwick was hostat a birthday party in honor her eighth birthday on Mon-

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TTiey have the simple, serviceable good looks, comfort and sturdiness that trim uniforms demand of shoes. 4.45 Uha— lor Um aatlr* family ALDINE SHOE SHOP

GUSTAV 6IEN PIANO INSTRUCTION ■ Cane May on Thursdays

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♦M TAtlHl SALVE. N35E DROPS

At a time like this, every man needs a fine photograph of himself.

Too want his portrait — He wants yours. Come in today for your sitting. Special 6 Portraits for $5.00

dUardlc, SiudioA, Very Unusual Photographic Etchings Hunt’s Pier, Boardwalk Keystone Phone 2833

FILMS — DEVELOPED and PRINTED

Pictures of Honor Roll Dedication Now on Display.

AUCTION SALE

PROPERTY AT CORNER OF Corgie St. & Madison Ave. 3-Story Frame House, Lot and Furniture. FRIDAY, SEPT. 17th 2:30 P. M. On Premises JOHN S. TOWNSEND, Auctioneer.

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CONJRARY TO UNFOUNDED RUMORS. MACNETTE’S RESTAURANT AND YUMYUM BAKERY WILL REMAIN OPEN DURIN.G THE WINTER MONTHS. WE WILLV CONTINUE TO FEATURE BREAKFASTS. LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS IN OUR RESTAURANT AND WILL CONTINUE OUR BAKERY BUSINESS AS V_ | USUAL.

WE WILL ^APPRECIATE YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE. BREAKFAST WEEKDAYS 7-11:30 A. M. Sundays 9-12

YUM-YUM BAKERY andRESTAURANT

CONGRATULATIONS Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Fow, of Heightstown, announce the birth ' i son, named Christopher Alin Princeton Hospital on September 15.

Private (1c) and Mrs. Walter P. Hughes, Jr., are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, Judith Ann,' weighing C pounds 15 ounces, on Thursday

STURDY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $5000.00 by the FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION

Direct reduction mortgages 6% Interest without premium

New Office 9417 Thirt

MRS. HARRIS HOSTESS WEST CAPE MAY—Mrs. Edward Harris, of 123 Pearl aveb, entertained on Tuesday at farewell dinner in honor of

Mrs. H. S. Springer and Mzt. Evelyn Rise, who are returning to St. Petersburg, Fla., after spending the summer in Cape May.

ARNOLD’S Cape Club—Ocean Terrace where you may wine and din* “A LA MER” , Piano musings with Vincent and Vito 4 to 6 — 8 to closing. Cuisine Par Excellence

AN APPEAL FOR CONSERVATION 'Every pound of coal, every gallon of Oil, every cubic foot of gas that can be saved means that our Motional Energy pool is Strengthened"

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ONSERVATION of fuel manpower, equipment

and materials is a 'must' for the United States if we are to achieve the maximum war production every American wants." This is the theme of a joint statement by Harold Ickes, Joseph Eastman and Donald Nelson. In order to accomplish this a result, it becomes necessary to ask all citizens to voluntarily cooperate by avoiding waste of coal, petroleum, water, gas, electricity, transportation and communications. At the Government's request, therefore, we urge all ouT customers to cooperate in this vol-

untary conservation program. There is no shortage of elec-

tricity as such, either for war needs or for essential civilian

use, but electricity is made largely from fuel and certain critical materials are required in connection with its production and use. No effort should be made to curtail uses of electricity necessary for public safety and health, including eyesight conservation or for production purposes. You will be obeying the plea of your Government if you simply avoid waste of electricity. The joint statement referred to concludes with these words; "The campaign will be voluntary. Cooperation of these industries in asking the public to use their services only as absolutely necessary represents a real sacrifice by them. We ask the American public to appreciate that sacrifice and to give them and the war effort enthusiastic and unstinting cooperation as this campaign develops."

Back The Attack—Buy War Bonds! ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

TO SAVE FUEL and CRITICAL MATERIALS

This conservation program does