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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
ROBT. W. KING
At zoos Atlantic Ave, Atlantic City, Is A Model Establishment, He Be-
ing A Watch Inspector And Headquarters For Correct Time AS Well
As The Most Expert Watch Repairer And Having A Modern And Met
ropoitan Diamond, Jewelry And Gift House And Enjoys A Large Pat
ronageF rom All Over The Surrounding Country.

goods, and workmanship and attrac-
tiveness of appointment would COM
pare favorably with the largest es-
adjustments of metropolitan centers.
the prices are most reasonable. In
fact, the matter of price has always
been a hobby with the management
of this store. 1t has ever been their
object to secure a fair and honest
profit, but never an exorbitant one.
Taken all in all, this store is one
of the modern and up-to-date estab-
lishments of this section that has
always been known as one of the
most reliable jewelry stores in this
part of the state. The success of
the establishment is a distinct tri-
butte to the business ability of
the management, who have always
insisted that this jewelry store
serve it's patrons with the very best
of high grade jewelry and novelty
goods. We wish to compliment them
upon the high standard of efficiency
they maintain in their establishment,
the superior quality of the goods
they handle and the admirable man.
.er in which this establishment is
operated.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

There is positively nc reason why
pc 1ple should not take into consider
at. on this modern and up-to-date
jegelry store when making
selections in the jewelry line. This
is one of the progressive establish
ments of this section that has long
been known as one of our most eff
cient and reliable stores.
At this season of the year this
popular store is especially pre-.
pared to serve the trade in the way
of birthday and wedding presents,
and we wish to suggest that
the problem of what to give will be
readily and satisfactory solved by a
visit to this complete store. Of
course everyone knows that this
store is headquarters for diamonds,
watches, silverware, cut glass, china,
goldware and everything else that
pertains to a modern and complete
stock of jewelry. A special feature
is made of the repair department
wherein the experience and expert
ness of the expert workmen accrues
to the advantage of all of the many
patrons of this store.
While this store is one that in
point of extent of stock, quality of
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

from the people of that community,
is due to the uniform good work that
is turned out there and the fact that
in this studio only competent and
experienced artists are employed. A
person must know the profession in
which n is engaged and in photo
graphy one must be a true artist in
the line in order to achieve success.
That is why this studio has become
so popular in this section, and why
their patronage is ever increasing.
In making this review of the on
ward progress of this section of the
state, we desire to compliment them
upon the high position which they
have attained in the art circles and
to say that their work will be held
by hundreds of families for the fu-
ture generations to admire. Their
commercial success is well merited
as they are accomplishing agreatpur-
pose in adding to the social life of
the period.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

with their ownership a feeling of
pride in the possession of that which
others have not yet attained. Orig
inal-even to their names-the Aero
Eight Sportsedan, Sportcoupe, Sport
esine, Toursedan, Tourosine and
Towncar are authoritative examples
of advanced coach building. They
introduce flush panel construction
a new development in enclosed car
design. They eliminate permanent
ly those features which in the past
have so definitely restricted the use
of enclosed equipages. Their indi-
viduality of design, their pleasing
harmony of color, the dignity and re-
finement of their appointments bear
the hallmark of superior craftsman
ship. There's a touch of tomorrow
in the Aero-Eight All-Season Cars
a note of futurity that fortifies the
confidence which the public has
placed in Cole as the producer of adj
vanced motor cars.
The Liberty Six is a beauty with
the adornments and up.to-date ac-
cessories that give il caste and good
looks. 1t is real value in a
motor car and presents the appear
ance of a car that costs much more.
Its lines are attractive and it's APP
pearance snappy. For service
and reasonableness of price it
has no s%uperiors.
1t can readily be seen that such an
establishment adds materially to the
attractions of this part of the state.
The manager is a prominent and we'll
known business man and you can de-
pend upon the advice and informa-
ton he gives you.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
t that no all the time.

1t is a we'll known fact that no
one industry in the vicinity has made
more rapid progress as an important
industrial factor during the past
decade than this company and whose
model plant is one of our most val
ued industrial assets. Since the
location of the plant it has been con-
tinually improved, due to the rapid
increase of the business, until today
the plant from every standpoint is
the equal of any similar industry in
the country, while its celebrated
brands of ice cream are sold
over many retail counters thruoutthis
section of the union and thus doing
more to advertise the community
from a successful standpoint than
any other enterprise.
The supply of cream which enters
into the manufacture of their popu-
lar products is universally conceded
the perfection of American cream
cry manufactures art.
The farmers are we'll satisfied with
the prices paid for cream and the
number of those sending in their pro-
duets to the creamery is increasing
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

This is the most complete n Ell
icient welding plant in this section
of the state and enjoys a large pat
ronage on account of the fact that
they turn out work of class, get II
done when promised and that their
charges are very reasonable.
In this establishment will be found
the latest machinery and the most ex-
pert men, for this firm is n OF the
best welding concerns IN TINS
mart of the state and is known
throughout the country for the ef-
Hciency and promptness of thei ser-
vice. 1t is headquarters for this class
Of work for all of the people n the
territory around the city.
The service of this firm
is a great accommodation to the peo-
ple as farmers and drillers
and in fact everybody has found
that the work will not only be exc
euted correctly, but that the part will
be as strong if not stronger than
originally, be repaired at a much less
cost than the getting of a new part,
and that it can be done in a short
time, thus saving the public endless
delay in ordering of new parts.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

In charge are welding craftsmen
of unusual ability and skill and their
work has the commentator of every
one. No matter what may be broken
you should take it here and have a
consultation and they will readily tell
YOU what can be done. If for any
reason it cannot be repaired or will
not pay you, they will promptly tell
you SO.
The equipment is complete at this
shop and they are prepared to weld
cast iron, brass, bronze or aluminium,
any size or shape. The plant is
kept thoroughly u~p-to-date and as
the advances of the times mark i'm
provements in the science of welding
this shop is equipped with the late
inventions just as soon as they have
received the approval of the trade.
The management of this
concern is in the hands of compe-
tent and able men who thoroly un-
derstand every feature of their bus
mess. They are prominent residents
of this county who have always TAX
en- an active interest in the progress
of their home community.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

vogue in motor cars and that har-
monies with it's record. Speed, de-
.pendability and elegant finish COM
bine to make it one of the favorit es
and it is popular throughout the
world.
The Mercer is one of the aristo-
Gratis of the road and a car that
stands out far in front of any other
in its class. The appearance of the
Mercer alone gives it's owners caste
and confidence and there is no need
for any comment upon its mechan-
ical units for it has stood up under
every test and met every require
ment in the most efficient and econ
omical manner.
The service garage Is completely
equipped for work on all makes of
cars and they specialize in service
to their own patrons and wner of
these cars This, coupled with
the other departments, gives them
the most complete auto service sta
ton in this section of the state.
This firm and its able proprietor
believe in the autos they handle and
that in each you will get real .andtrue
value, and will put these cars against
anything on the market today. Their
judgment in regard to the cars they
handle carries with it the weight of
actual experience under all condi-
tions and the just knowledge that
they have triumphed on all occas-
ions.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
Hall & Gravatt

IN THEIR NEW BUILDING AT % 90 ATLANTIC AVE. ACROSS
FROM READING DEPOT, ATLAN MTG CITY, IS THE OFFICIAL DIS
TRIBUTOR FOR THE BUICK VA LVEIN-HEAD MOTOR CARS
SERVICE STATION ESPECIALLY PREPARED TO RENDER
PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE TO BUICK OWNERS,
THEIR MECHANICS HAVING II AID WIDE EXPERIENCE ON
BUICK, CARS AND BEING UND Err ABLE DIRECTION OF MEN
CONVERSANTs WITH THEIR E VERY FEATURE-A FULL LINE
OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIE S AND TIRES KEPT IN STOCK
COMFORTABLE REST ROOM F OR LADIES-"WHEN BETTER
PHONE 305.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
Abbotts Attorney Diaries, Inc.

AT 1917 MEMORIAL IN ATLANTIC CITY ONE OF THE
LEADING AND LARGEST CREAM IN THIS PART OF THE
COUNTRY, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MEN OF WIDE EXPER-
FENCE IN THE CREAMERY WORLD AND ONE WHOSE IDEAS
HAVE RESULTED IN PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS TO THE IN
DUSTRY-THIS FIRMS BRAND OF ICE CREAM is SOLD ALI.
OVER THIS PART OF NEW JERSEY AND RECOGNIZED AS A
STANDARD OF QUALITY-ALSO FEATURE ABBOTTS "a" MILK
CREAM AND BUTTER MLK-HAVE ONE OF THE MOST MOD
ERN ICE CREAM FACTORIES IN THE COUNTRY AT PHILADEL-
PHLA.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
Burt's Supply Agency

UNDER THE VERY CAPABLE DIRECTION OF MR.. JAMES BURT.
BEING ONE OF\THE COMMUNITYS LIVE AUTOMOBILE MEN. IS
GREATLY AIDING IN THE INFORMATION OF THIS SECTION AS
HE is PLACING MANY CARS ON THE HIGHWAY WITH SALES
AND SERVICE AT 4O1-7 ATLANTIC AVE. IN ATLANTIC CITY
is THE DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE FAMOUS ROAMER "TuE
SMARTEST CAR IN THE WORLD" THE VELIE, 1.-THE LEADER
IN THE LIGHT SIX FIELD" TIL E MERCER AND NATIONAL LINE
OF CARS IN THIS TERRITORY ALSO FEATURING TIRES
TUBES AND ACCESSORIES.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

~ IN tiAASs
The production of cream is a pro-
position that ought to appeal to every
owner even of a small farm, as it is
a we'll known fact that this mode of
farming builds up the land, at the
same time making the producer more
money that he can make by straight
farming, and then he gets pay right
along in cash. The creamery is thus
adding much as a valuable market at
our door for the products of the
farm.
The splendid business transacted
by this firm and the demand for their
brand is taxing the utmost capacity
of the company, and is a distinct tri-
butte to the management who operates
this progressive company, as he has
built up a business in his special line
which is truly c~ommendable.
In this review, embracing as it do1s
the most salient features of u on
ward progress, we wish to compIi.
ment them upon the very valuable
service they are rendering the local
people.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
Spence & MacLane

AT 1875 s. NEW YORK AVE. is IN CHARGE OF TWO OF OUR
LEADING BUSINESS MEN AND RENDERS THE PEOPLE A MOST
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE, EMBRACING EVERYTHING IN
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND HAVE ENJOYED A LARGE
PATRONAGE FROM THE SURROUNDING TERRIToRY-UNDER
THE DIRECTION OF MEN WHO HAVE ATTAINED DISTINCTION
IN THE ART CIRCLES OF THIS PART OF THE NATION, FEA-
TURING GROUPS, WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND BANoUETs.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

This well known and metropolitan
automobile establishment is an
example of that vim and dash of
American Democracy that won the
var and triumphed in the face of all
difficulties encountered. Never once
in its career has the management of
this we'll known firm faltered but
knowing that real quality and mag
unanimous service are bound to win
this firm has taken things as they
came" and as a result they now pos
sess a motor car establishment that
does credit to the community.
The Buick for which he is the sales
agent is one of the leading automo-
biles of the world and is made in a
number of models to suit the needs of
the people for either business or
pleasure. The Buick Six is one of
the most popular cars today and en-
joys an enviable reputation.
The Buick valve-in-head motor car
has been designed by the greatest of
all experts in this line and it has al
ways stood superior to anything in
its class. Mechanically and scienti-
fically as nearly perfect as master
designers can make it, there is little
wonder that it is popular.
A special feature Is their service
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
EbIe & Diehl

At ,ss N INDIANA IN ATLANTIC CITY, UNDER COMPETENT DIR
rcTIoN Is THE BEST EQUIPPED WELDING PLANT IN NEW
Jersey AND RENDERS THE PUBLIC AN EXCELLENT SERVICE
pElNc A GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO AUToiSTS, MANUFAc-
TIIpERs AND FARMERS, HAVING EQUIPMENT FOR THE WELD
INC OF CAST IRON, BRASS, BRONZE OR ALUMINIUM, ANY SIZE
on sHAPE-AN ELECTRICAL WELDING MACHINE BEING A
PART OF EoUIPMENT-ALso EQUIPPED TO MAKE AND WELD
SPRINGS sTRAIGHTEN AND WELD AXLES AND FRAMES.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

With the advances of the periods
the sciences allied with the medical
profession progress very rapidly
and in no avenue of human endeavor
has there been a greater improve
ment than in that of Chiropody.
In the olden days people paid lit
tie attention to this science but pro-
gress and demand for efficiency has
brought it to a high state of perfect
ion. At no time was it brought out
to a greater degree than in the arm
les during the late war. If you are
having any trouble with your feet
it will be well to get>them in first
class condition. An examination and
line of treatment will add one humid
red percent to your personal com
fort and greatly to your general eff
cency both in business and in your
social pursuits.
He is recognized in the profess
sion of Chiropody in the United
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
c. II. K. Motor Co.

CONDUCTS AT 272O ATLANTIC AVE. IN ATLANTIC CITY AND
UNDER THE ABLE DIRECTION OF Mr.. c. E. sTILLE, WHO is AN
AUTHORITY ON PLEASURE CARS AND MOTOR TRUCKS, BE-
ING THE DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE FAMOUS COLE AERo-EIGHT,
LIBERTY SIX, oLDsMoBLE PLEASURE CARO- AND THE oLDs-
MOBILE ECONOMY TRUCK, HAVING TRUCKS FOR 2o CLASSES
OF BUsINEss-CoNDUCTs A SERVICE STATION THAT is COM
PLETE IN ALL ESSENTIALS.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

State as one of the leading authori-
ties, having obtained his education
in an excellent school and is thoro-
ughly abreast of the times. A COM
plete service in this department has
met with the satisfaction of thou
sands he has treated. He is a foot
specialist and in this branch of med
ical science he has aided many to
the rapid road to recovery. He takes
care of all features of the science
such as the treatment of corns, bum
ions, ingrown nails, arches and all
branches of the profession. Many
people who could hardly walk on ac-
count of affections of the feet have
been treated by him and are praising
the excellent professional treatment.
In making this review of the pro-
gress of the age we are glad to COM
pliment him upon the high standing
he enjoys in the professional world
and to refer him to all of our readers.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
DIR. P. N. OSDER

With Offices In The BiddIe Bldg. In Atlantic City Is Recognized AS An
Authority On The Science OF Chropody And Is Aiding Greatly In
Keeping The People OF This Part OF The Country On Their Feet-Is
A Chropodist OF Excellent Standing, Who Renders A Most Scientific
Service In This Important Branch OF Medical Science.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10

to Buick owners This means that
they have men who have had wide
experience on Buick cars and there
fore when you leave a Buick here you
know it will be in the hands of ex-
perts. Those who purchase Bucks
at this establishment may rest as
sured that they will be given the
most metropolitan service afforded
in the largest cities.
Not only because they are the
authorized sales and service station
for well known cars, but also be-
cause they render the most metro.
politan and efficient service, this we'll
known automobile establishment has
come to be known as ""The Home of
Superior Automobiles" in this section
of the state.
The management of this concern is
in the hands of people who know
their business and appreciate the
desirability of real magnanimous
service. The proprietor and as
sistants are prominent in the
business life of the community and
are considered authorities upon mat.
ters pertaining to cars and
service. We wish to refer
all readers to this establishment.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-10
EreihOfeHsss

AT NEW YORK AND MEDITERRANEAN AYES. IN ATLANTIC
CITY is ONE OF THE MOST MODERN AND UPToDATE IN
STITUTIONS IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY WHOSE PRO-
DUCTS HAVE A LARGE SALE IN ALL SURROUNDING TERRI
TORY-"BUTTERKRUST" AND "TOASTY BREAD"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-16

JANUARY Every woman
is asked to keep a systematic ac-
count Of her daily expenses.
FEBRUARY - Every woman
is expected to anaIyze her Jan
uary accounts and make an effort
to save a fixed amount through
conservation that does not entail
hardship
MARC livery woman will
calculate how much she has saw
ed on Swing expenses in Febru-
airy ass compared with January.
Amounts saved are to be invest
ed in savings stamps.
Each woman who has shared
in this three months systematic
effort to reduce expenses will
make report to State and city
chairmen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-16
FIVE WAYS TO ECONOMIC

Attorney General Palmer in his
tight to lower the high cost OF
living has suggested FIVE "conscr-
vations" as follows
lirsts Organization OF fair
price committees in every city
and county, backed by mayors
and prosecuting attorneys, with
the committees supporting Uni
ted States district attorneys.
Second. Organization OF
women to buy nothing but actual
necessities until prices come
down.
Third. Holding OF "conserva-
ton" and economy meetings in
every community under the aus
pieces Of civic bodies.
Fourth. Influence of mayors
and prosecutors to be brought to
bear OF the warning elements to
prevent factional disturbances in
industrial peace Of at least six
months duration
Fifth. Rehabilitation of the
four-minute men to deliver
work and save" addresses in
theatres each night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-16
AN ORDINANCE

To amend Article XNXT Of the Revise
Code oi the City of Annapolis. title, To
Ice department by adding thereto tire
additional sections To follow Section II al
to be known and numbered Sections IS,
and 70. respectively.
Se,.tian l. BE II established and orthine
by the MHvor, Counselor and Aldermen e
the City of Anna tolls. that Article xxx
# the Revised Code of the City of Anna
polls be ami the same is hereby amende'
by adding flierto three additional section,
10 come in after Section II and 70 b
known and numbered ~ Sections IS. II an
70. respectively, and to read as follows;
Section Is he II established and or
lained hy the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
neu Of the City of Annapolis that on an,
after the massage of this Ordinance IT sha
&c unlawful for any person or cerporatioi
q place or permit or allow any vast
paper. empty paper boxes. wooden boxes
barrels. or any other infiammabie materiT
% accumulate within any cellar. yard
premises, or within any space rear an,
building situate within the corporal,
limits of the City OF Annapolis. ahd al
such accumulation or waste purer. empty
paper boxes. wooden boxes. barrels. ane
iii other such iniiamnlabse material no
Kept for kfndIiBg wood. ard fircwood slrHl
be rempSed from said cellar. yard. p~eIni
SEES aud space around such buiidiug by
said person or corporation within te,
foHTs from the time of notiticatioH thereoe
70 do sn. by the Police Of said city servet
section 10. And he it established aud or
lained hy the Mayor. Counselor and Alder
aen of the City III Annapolis that tho
shief Of Police. or any policeman of said
ity. be ami he is hereby authorized, EN-
lowered. ordered. and directed to visi.
iaily the cellars. yards and premises ~
sach ami every person or corporation with
IN the corU0rate limits Of the city OF Anna
1nlis for the purpose Of inspecting ths
tame. and II there be any accumulation III
waste Taper. empty paper boxes. woo,lei
boxes. barrels. or any other iuflanina bid.
Material. not Kept for kindiing or firewdost
tccFnsniatc1 in said collar yards AMI
PREMISES. he shall Immediately notify thu
1wner. Tenants. or occupant ~ said build
ing and premises 20 remove the S5Ine with
"a lbe time specified il Sertion IL of. this
Article 10 some plaec ar Safety
section 70 And he II established and or
tained by the Mayor. CBuEseiar aud Aiier-
men Df the City of Annapolis that any per
son or corporation Interfering with. or who
sffemPts Ia prevent said police fFo8a per-
forming hix duties under the provisions OF
section Is and 10 Of this Article or vielat-
ing any of the ether provisions nf said
sections shall i've sleesnesf guilty If Il mis-
leineauor. and upon conviction thereof be-
ere ANY Justice nf the peare haFsng jurfs-
ilcttph SHALL pay tire III net less than
Sl.Df nor more than Ss0fD for zach aud
sveTy offeT.xc. IN he rollssfea as other fines
IND ieualttcx nsAs are-
Serti0n .. And be II further established
md orlaiuel by the authority aforesaid
hat this Ordinance shall :ake eject frans
he date of its passage.
Approved lseeember Eth 1870
joins ]. Levy.
Attest: Msvor.
FRANK n. SMITH.
lseal.o dIe-tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-16
Matter Of Gender.

The hell of a Scottish church was
giving out very poor tone and a
committed. was appointed tn inquire
as TO what was wrong and to report
on the best means of putting it right.
After an examination the members
hsere divided in their opinion and the
kirks. officer, who was in attendance
with the keys. was asked his view.
Fine. A ken what's wrang VT the
bell" he remarked; sits a she-yin"-
meaning that 1t was OF the feminine
gender. Pressed to explain. he added
ats tongue owre lang-ft's needin'
10 be cIippit!" And this turned out
TO he really the fault. The tongue
had become loosened to the extent
OF an inch or so. and was overlap
ping the curve at the rim, and
therefore not striking truly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-16
PROMISE TO ECONOMIC

Government efforts to teach
economy as one means OF aiding
reconstruction have brought
about good results in Pennsvl-
vania, where 100000 women al
i'liated with the General Fedora
ton OF Nomcn's Clubs have
pledged themselves to cooperate
in the United States Treasury's
thrift campaign. Reforms begin
ing with the new year will be aid
cd by the following rules;