The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-03-11
NEWS I EARNED
NOTES LOCALLY
Only good men can get good will.

Only good men can get good will.
1t is better to rely on yourself than
on your friends.
The man who has a reputation for
bull-head luck is usually a bull-head
for work.
! You can tell a man by the company
he keeps, but not by the automobile
he drives.
lave you eve noticed that our
troubles always break in the most I'm
expected quarters?
Every man enjoys being cheated by
a taxi driver at least once, because he
can then boast about it.
What's become of the old-time sit
tin room hard-coal base burner that
looks like a fire engine?
The average family medicine cabi-
net contains enough half-flled bottles
to start a country drug store.
The man who almost wins ought to
come in for more credit than he gets
he forces the winner across the tape
in record-breaking time.
Angelo Pizziketti is erecting a two
story brich double store building and
uWtliluS vi iIt III lie ltttHllN DuI-
chased on West Jersey avenue.
By order of the Referee in Bank
ruptcy, a first dividend of three per
cent. has been distributed among the
general creditors of Warren C. Mar
shall.
Little Agnes Russo, aged 5 years,
will sing and give an exhibition dance
at the Troop 5, Boy Scout benefit
show at the High School auditorium
next Monday evening.
You can put this down as a rule to
which there are few exceptions: When
a man offers to sell you something for
less than he paid for it, it isn't even
worth what he is asking you TO pay.
Atlantic City will adopt the Day
light Saving plan again this year,
starting the first Sunday in April and
continuing until the last Sunday in
September. P~leasantville doubtless
will do likewise.
The Atlantic County Board of Free
holders, at their meeting on Wednes-
day, awarded the contract for paving
the Smithville-Mullica River section of
the Ocean Highway to c. H. Earle on
his bid of S374,533.77.
The Ladies Aid Society of Wesley
Church will hold a "St. Patrick Sup
per" in the church dining room on
Thursday evening, March 16. Ar
rangements are being made to make it
an especially enjoyable affair.
The New Jersey Legislature. this
week voted to ratify the Eighteenth
Amendment to the National Constitu-
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ment, leaving but two States, Connec
ticut and Rhode Island, that have fail
ed to ratify it.
A special meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary Unit TO Mainland
Post, No. 81, will be held Monday
evening. Mar. 13. at s o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Amy c. Candy, Z w.
Washington avenue. A large attend
ance is urgently requested. G. B.
Goodwin, Secretary.
Attention of autoists is directed to
the advertisement of the Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Battery Service Sta
ton, IN another page OF this issue.
They are prepared to give your car
the best of service in this line. the
station is located at the Economic
Garage, formerly the White Glover
Garage, on West Washington avenue
The ladies of Camp No. 8, p. O. OF
A., P~leasantville, will celebrate their
9th anniversary this Friday evening.
Mar. 10, in Red Mems Hall. Each
member is entitled to bring their has
band or IA friend. Camp No. 81, p. O.
of A, OF Atlantic City, also received
an invitation. A good attendance is
requested, as the p. o. S. OF A. Van
deville Troup of Linwood are supply
ing the entertainment. A treat and a
good time is YOurs.