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The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
Community Chest
Workers Prepare
For Big May Drive

With only a few weeks to go
before the commencing of the
Community Chest Drive. which is
tentatively scheduled to start
May 21st, the Policy Committee
of that organization met Wednes-
day night, to discuss what charit-
les should be included in the budg-
ct, and what line of procedure will
be carried out in raising the funds.
Every member of the committee
expressed themselves as confident
that the Chest idea will be well
coined and supported by every
body in Winslow. as it's many ex-
tremely attractive features and
improvements over the old way of
collecting funds for charitable pur-
poses have made it successful in
hundreds of towns and cities in
America.
The central fund, from which
regular budgeted amount is dis
tributed to all charities, local, state
and national which are included
in the Chest budget, is collected
in one drive, which is made yearly
and to which everyone contributes.
This single drive relieves donors
from a constant drain of small
sums throughout the year, and re-
lieves charitable organizations
from the expense of putting on
separate drives.
The Policy Committee, which is
composed of Mrs. George Jackson,
Mrs. Horace Evans. w. B. Darling,
G. W. Nelson, Homer Vaughn,
Chas. Daze, w. R. Hessell, James
Kelley and Sam Proctor. meets
again tomorrow, at which time the
final policy of the organization
will be formulated.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
Winslow Churches
To Offer Thanks
In Union Service

In line with suggestions contain
ed in the Thanks giving proclama-
tions issued this week by both
Governor Hunt and Mayor Doug
las, all churches of Winslow will
unite in holding a union service
at Washington Auditorium Sunday
at 500 P. M.
The proclamation of Mayor
Douglas, which will be found in
another column in this issue of
"The Mail".
The choir of the Federated
Church at Flagstaff has generous
ly offered to contribute their SER
vices to make the meeting a
success. They will present the
cantata "Life Everlasting" by
Petrie. There are thirty voices
in the choir, which is directed by
T. o. Bellwood, and northern Ari-
zona cities that have been FORUM
ate enough to hear this splendid
cantata offered by this well-trained
choir pronounce it real musical
treat.
Previous to the services, the vi
sitting singers and their director
will be entertained with a dinner
given at the Baptist Church.
Mayor Douglas has asked Rev.
w. r. Hessell to direct the SER
vice. Rev. Hessell will be assisted
by the other ministers of the city,
and a Thanksgiving service will
precede the musical program.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
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!. The Santa Fe Plans
: Detour Here For
. Painted Desert

+ ALBUQUERQUE-That the
+ Santa Fe railway detours be-
+ tween albuquerque and Las
! Vegas may be but a link in a
! chain of detours to be estab-
! lished later in New Mexico
+ and Arizona, was the state
J ment here of w. J. Black of
+ Chicago, passenger traffic
! manager of the system. Mr..
! Black was here this week, ac-
+ companied by Fred Harvey of
+ the Harvey system to go over
+ the detour trip in advance of
J it's official opening on May Is.
! He said the other detours, if
+ established, would consider
+ the Painted Desert country,
! the Petrified Forest near Ada
! mana, Arizona, and perhaps
! the Carlsbad caverns in south
! east New Mexico.
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The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
Rebekah District Meet
Was Held I'm Winslow

A School of instruction was held
in Winslow Saturday for the Re-
bekah Lodges in the northern part
of the state, consisting of Williams,
Flagstaff and Winslow. Mrs. A. l..
Flaharty, Past Noble Grand of the
Winslow Lodge is district instruc-
tor.
Those attending from out of town
were: Mrs. Gunther and Mrs.
Riggs from Williams, Mrs. c. w.
Sullivan, Mrs. Don Chisholm, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Morgan, Mrs. Mar
tha Curry, Mrs. Madeline Pace and
Mrs. J. C. Clarke from Flagstaff; !;
Mrs. Lulu Carter from Grand Can
yon and Mrs. Eva Curto from Cal
lup. A hot banquet was served at-
ter the meeting.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
After Stormy Time
Army Flyers Make
Home Port Safely

While telegraph wires were being
Kept hot in an effort to locate
them, Major William H. Dayton and
Sergeant Dan Kearns, who left
Wlnslow for Denver last Monday
morning in the official Rotary plane
were discovered sleeping soundly in
a Santa Fe hotel. High winds i'm
peded the progress of the flyers and
threw them off their course, and
their failure to arrive in Las Vegas.
where they were due about noon
Monday, caused considerable alarm.
None the worse for their forced
landing in New Mexico, the two
aviators made a landing at their
home port, Lowry Field, Denver,
at 2:25 p. m. Tuesday.
Dayton and Kearns arrived in
Winslow at about $50 Sunday af-
ternoon from Los Angeles, which
city they had left some 5 hours
and As minutes before. Actual fly
ing time was less than 5 hours and
10 minutes, the flyers stopping at
Kingman for fuel.
Officers Of the local Rotary club
acted as a reception committee to
Dayton and Kearns, who made the
flight in the interests of the Nation
al Rotary Convention that takes
place in Denver in June. The plane
used by the flyers is officially
known as the Rotary Plane" and
is being used to advertise the big
June meeting.
Leaving Winslow early Monday
morning, the aviators expected to
arrive in Denver in hours, which
time for the distance of six hun
dred miles would require an aver
age speed of 120 miles per hour.
These figures disclose the signific-
ant fact that by using the northern
Arizona route the flying time be-
tween Denver and Los Angeles can
be cut to 10 hours, which is ap-
preciably lower than the time nee
essary over any other route, Major
Dayton pointed out.
The flyers, who had landed Sun
day night on the old landing field
in front of the grandstand, took
of Monday morning from the new
field, and in spite of the heavy
rain during the night made the hop
without difficulty, owing to the ex-
cellent drainage of the new plane
base.
The aviators, who on the Sunday
previous had made a successful
dawn to dusk flight to Los Ange-
les from Denver, were enthusiastic
in their phase of the facilities offer
ed to flyers over the northern
route. They will make a report
of conditions to the War Depart
ment and to the superintendent of
the Air Mail Service at Kansas
City ,and predict that within a few
months there will be considerable
air traffic using the Winslow field
as a way station over this route
Due to the fact that army planes
have been accustomed to using the
southern route from Kelly Field at
San Antonio, Texas to Los Angeles,
that route is more fully charted
than the northern route, but with
proper exploration the northern
route is beginning to get the atten-
tion it deserves. Almost every day
sees improvements made in landing
fields or flyers facilities in north
ern Arizona, and flyers are learn
ing of this fact, and Winslow with
it's new municipal landing field is
destined to derive its share of ben
efits.
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
Baby Grandson Of
Winslow Man Dies

Interment of Elmer Jackson, Jr,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Jackson of Prescott and grandson
of R. c. CreswelI of Winslow, took
place yesterday afternoon here. The
services were in charge of Rever-
end Tracy Walsh, and were held
from the Episcopal church.
According to word received here,
the child, who was only three
months old, became i'll last week,
and developed pneumonia. The
baby died Tuesday night, at Pres
colt, and was brought here for
burial
The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
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South Dakotan Is
Named Sup't OF
Leupp Agency

+ WASHINGTON-W. o. Rob .
+ erts, chief clerk of the Pine !
+ Ridge Indian agency in South !
: Dakota, Wednesday, was nam I
= ed superintendent of the
: Leupp agency in Arizona. He
: succeeds H. P. Marble, former !
= superintendent of the Leupp +!
: agency, whose resignation has !
= been accepted. The announce
! ment of the resignation of the !
: superintendent Marble and !
: the appointment of Roberts !
: were made by the bureau of !
+ Indian affairs. No comment !
: was made concerning the res :
: ignation of Mr.. Marble. :
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The Winslow mail., 1926-04-23
ATTACK POLICEMAN

YUMA-Armed with pool balls
as ammunition, Albert Vega, a
Mexican, last Tuesday night broke
two of City Officer Bill Russell's
ribs when the latter tried to ar
rest him.
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Any Suggestions?

+ Final decision as to the !
+ charities that will be includ- !
J. ed in the budget of the Com !
+ munity Chest will be made bys1
+ the policy committee at their !
+ called meeting Monday, ac-
+ cording to representatives of !
+ the committee.
+ Anyone having suggestions to I
+ offer in regard to this matter !
+ should write Immediately to
+ the committee in care of !
+ Chairman Sam Proctor, Post !
j. office Box 306.
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The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
MARCH, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY- SIX


at two O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. in the Court Room on the Seventh
Floor, Guarantee Trust Building, in the
City of Atlantic City. County of Atlantic
and State of New Jersey.
Situate in Buena Vista Township, Coun-
! ty of Atlantic and State of New Jersey,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
No. |. Beginning in the centre of At
iantic zvenue at the distance of IA Chains
and 9S links Eastwardy from it's intersec-
ton with the centre of Central Road and
extending thence Q North degrees 10
chains and 81 links to Northeast corner
of same; thence (2) North rs degrees 80
minutes East 8 chains and AZ links
thence CD South II degrees 80 minutes
West 16 chains and 35 links to the centre
of Atlantic Avenue and thence q) along
the centre of Atlantic Avenue North 81
degrees so minutes West chains and
S3 u links to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning 10 acres of land. Conveyed by
Matilda r. Lands November IS. 1911 re-
corded 470-302, &c.
No. 2. Beginning at the intersection of
the centres of Central Road and Atlantic
Avenue ian iron bolt: thence Cd along
the centre of said Central Road North 81
degrees, 10 minutes East chains and 29A
links; thence (2) North Is degrees 30 min
utes East 13 chains and IS links; thence
CD South 5 degrees 10 minutes West 13
chains and 81 links to the centre of said
Atlantic Avenues; thence 4) along the
centre of said Atlantic Avenue North "a
links to the place of beginning: Contain
ing Is acres of land. Conveyed by Matil
da T. Lands August 5, 1904, recorded
307-44, &c.
DEGREES approximately S3,33094, besides
interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Carmine Pom
tarelli ct ais. and taken in execution at
the suit of Frank DeBellis ct al. and to
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
NOTICE! /!

On Monday. February Is. 1926. at o.
clock p. M, the Common Council. Pleas
antville, N. j., at council chambers, city
hall, will receive bids for the doing of all
paving and curbing work in the city of
to plans and specifications on file in the
office of Raymond p. Thompson, City En-
gineer, No. 3 East West Jersey ave,
PleasanfvIIie,, N J. Each bid shalt be
envelope shall be a certified check made
to the order of Nehemiah Andrews. city
clerk, in the sum of 500. The City. of
any or all bids submitted. By order of
the Common Council of Pleasantville.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
2W-1 City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
FOR SALE


FOR SALE;-Pedigreed hares ttn ana falnea Pinasl
pigs for sale. 14S Woodland ave- fieas- gs
antville. Pc
For Sale-One 32-ft. extension ladder; z
plank 16 TT long XIV Two 75p,. 5i'i iaclfs
two window jacks; three ladaef +. Jacnn J,i.S,
one left. roof ladder; one u II; fuIs
ladder Apply I,E P9Weh' ave 20 9o'''i ris''iif If
lin Ave. Phohe 9e'.
FOR SALE.--1 gas stove. ! coal range
water back and boiler; also hea{ing aftar
stove. Apply II woodland ave. ai'oi
p. m. Phone 528-M
FOR SALF-1O piece American Walnut
Dining Room SUI sui o11o ole Pm@ T1,ee'ierU nracti
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Inquire 1O3 II. Pafk ave,
FOR RENT. - Two unfurnished houses
papered. $4,000 month + each. ct hear1s 'I9
lease. Apply jackson ~ hfeut%' W.
FOR SALE-Houses and bungalows, for
sale from $500 to $4,000. something
that would interest you. Louis r. Car
ty 6 Adams Ave. Phone 907. pbtt
FOR SALE.-Three incubators. also bone
cutter; Barron -Tancred Leghorn hatchoo
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FOR SALE.-Reo truck ; for pal'ie'''i Gd
see eeiIe'' -, - +ho yorv latest
FOR SAIE.-Oil stove, lhe nerS iateo ai,t
invention; burns Kerosene; nke , rahlaiI' ahaa1,
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139 w. Merton ave 81,
FOR SAIE-Well bred English Setter
female, seven months Old partiaHS r;,o'is III 81,
ken. William T. Ihothpsoh' r'hs vi vi
Creek. N. j.
FOR SALFs-At AS N. Main St, Pleas
antvile n. j.: Two story mouse WIN W.,
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portunity to bulld STORES Oh dt",+'' ~ Eie N
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u. Coiii'ie 4AN''' - ond hotb
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lights, pipeless heater lot 50Xl17; Price
for quick sale. SO, 600; $500 cash; balance
easy terms Apply 427 Mulberry Ave:
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FOR REM
Modern Hall For Rent

Any occasion. Large Dance Floor
Apply Northfield Progressive League,
Mill Road, Northfield.
FOR RENT-Three rooms, one bedroom
furnished heated. 23 Green Ave. p1
FOR RENT. - Bungalow, 5 rooms and
bath, all conveniences 103 West Mul-
berry Ave; inquire at 101 West Null
berry Ave- p2
FOR RENT.-Apartment, -four. rooms and
bath. Front entrance. Adults "a Ry-
on Ave, Pleasantvlle. If
FOR RENT.-Apartment completely fur
nished. three bright sunny rooms, kit
chenette, bath, gas, hot water heat and
electric, all private 16 West Adams
Ave. pl
FOR RENT.-Unfurnish apartment, 5
rooms and BATH hot water heat, par
quet floors, newly papered. Apply II
Woodland Ave, after p. m Phone
528M.
FOR RENT. : Apartment first floor, all
month"; 100 Woodland ave; also base
ment, A rooms, bath all conveniences,
$25 month, 111R Woodland Ave Inquire
Elmer Leeds, So West Leeds Ave- Phone
515 p2tf
FOR RENT.-House, 6 rooms, bath, at
tie, electric, and all the latest conyeni,-
ences. S45 month tvacant. 362 North
Main Street, near Mulberry Avenue. p54
FOR RENT-Large Store and Dwelling,
rooms, bath, electric, hot water heat
all latest conveniences. $75 month.
nue. p54
FOR RENT.-Two rooms on Second floor
l. Notaro, 301 West Adams Ave. tt
FOR RENT.-Furnished room with or
without light housekeeping. Adults on
ly lis Chester Ave, Pleasantville. pl
FOR RENT.-small apartment, all con con
veniences; central; $50. II. Z. weeks,
SO North Main st. W.
FOR RENT-Apartments rooms and
bath, located in Decatur ave-. also
apartment in Flute Block ready soon
j. A. Flute, 125-127 South Main st. tt
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished,
rooms and bath, well heated; also ga
rage Apply in rear 361 South Main
ST. u
FOR RENT.-6 room house, cor. lot ev-
cry convenience, Southern exposure;
$4,000 per month. % N. Second st. II
FOR RENT-2O7 South Hampton Court
Apartment, a rooms and bath. all con-
venences; $50 per month. Call upstairs
or Tel Marine 1870 WAT
FOR RENT-Unfunish or partly fur
nshed three room apartment and BATH
very reasonable. 1873 w. Adams Ave. If
FOR RENT. = Two unfurnished rooms
II South Third st. TT
FOR RENT.-Somers Point, new house
rooms, cellar; SIS a month; fuel free
Phone 1877, Somers Point IL
FOR RENT.-Apartment and rooms. 10
North Franklin Ave.
FURNISHED ROOMS --
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sonable. Is f. Park Ave. II
FOR RENT.-House, rooms, bath and
sun parlor, every convenience. Corner
property. Rent reasonable. Apply
Minis. Shore Rd., Wood Lynne Manor
Iinwood p52
FOR RENT-Furnished two rooms and
bath gas, electricity, hot water heat,
adults only South Hampton Court
Phone 216-R.
FOR RENT. = Nicely furnished rooms,
large and cheerful. Apply Mrs. G. w.
Foresman. GA S. Main St, Pleasant
vile.
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St Nicely furnished rooms and house
keeping apartments. Plenty of heat,
hot water. Reasonable rates. tt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Prossie P. Swami. Deceased.

e SrG1 sE 1FbesllGt s7-4b
bott, Surrogate of the County of Atlantic,
this day made on the application of the
undersigned, Executor of the said dece-
dent, notice is hereby given, to the credi-
tors of the said decedent to exhibit to the
subscriber. under oath or affirmation,
their claims and demands against the es-
tate of the said decedent, within six
months from this date, or they will be
forever barred from prosecuting or recov-
ering the same against the subscriber
REUBEN E. ADAMS,
101 West Pleasant Avenue,
Pleasantville, N. j.
Mays Landing, N. j..
February 9th, 1926.
Printers Fee, $1840. 9W9
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ruary 12th 1926, for furnishing road grav-
ing the year 1926. Gravel to be of q
quality equal to that of Gordens Pit.
JAMES G. SCULL,
2w-1 City Clerk,
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12

PLAYER PIANO.--Brand new, 88-note
player piano, mahogany case, with $25
worth of music and bench, only $475.
easy payments, F. A. North Co., 1882
Atlantic Ave-. Atlantic City.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

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Minimum charge. 25 words or less Zoe
first insertion; 15c each additional inser-
ton. Each word over 20, first insertion
1c; each additional insertion one-hait
cent?
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FURNISHED ROOMS
DRESSMAkING

DRESS MAKING. = Plain sewing and
dress making. Miss Gertrude Miller
115 Chester Ave. Phone 23S-W pl
DRESSN1A KING.-At home, New Road,
between Parker Ave- and Davis Ave,
Northfield. pos
BOY WANTED Age 16, to work in bak
cry. Apply Northfield Baking Compa-
ny. Wo1
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be sold by
HOWARD r. CLOUD,
Sheriff
Dated February 13, 1926
Stevens & DeLuca, Solicitors
Prs fee. 27.72.
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PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Common Council of the, City of Somers
of said Council to be held in the City
Hall, Somers Point, Friday evening, Feb
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
HELP WANTED

WANTED. Clerk for fruit store who un
derstands fish and oysters. Good steady
ASrle - <-.<
Job. Apply Pleasantville Market.
WANTED.--Man or woman for real es-.
tate office. Must be intelligent and OF
pleasant personality. typist or steno
able or willing to learn to drive light
car Weekly salary and considerable
commission if interest in business is
shown. Apply q, care Pleasantvilie
Press office. u
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MRS. CAVANAUGH
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me
directed issued out of the New Jersey
Court of Chancery. will be sold at public
Vendue, on
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
RISLEY COTTAGE

377 S. Main St. Pleasantvlle, Phone
i59-R Menu for Sunday dinner; Soups
Cream of Chicken la RENE, Negeta+.
HE. Consomme Royal; Meats, Roast
Philadelphia Capons, stewed Chicken
and Waffes, cranberry sauce Roast
Beef, Roast Pork and Apple sauce;
Vegetables. Mashed Potatoes, Bolied
Potatoes, Candied Sweet Potatoes, SPIN
ach, ereamed Cauliflower; Salads. Let
tuce and Mayonnaise, Fruit salad; Des- @
coanut pie and Rice Pudding.
The Pleasantville press., 1926-02-12
WANT ED

WANTED TO BUY.-Small farm, five or
ten acres, on the Mainland along some
main highway, near Atlantic CITY
Riland Stuart. General Delivery, Pleas
antville, N. j. pz
WANTED.-Board for a boy nine years
old, in a good Christian family. Address
Box II, care Pleasantville Press.
WANTED.-Any kind of rabbits to buy.
14S Woodland Ave, Pleasantvile. p2
ED.-Plain sewing on women's and
children's clothes. Reasonable. 3ll
West Washington Ave. pl
WANTED. Efficient teacher of accord
ion Am willing to pay price for good
instructor Address box Y, Pleasant-
vile Press. u
WANTED.-Man wants home for himself
and two small children. Works all day.
Location must be central Address Box
II, Pleasantville Press. poz
LIVE CHICKENS WANTED; In any
quantity. A. II. Bateman. Il N. Main
Street. Phone 264
We BUY anything you have to sell for
cash. Phone Marine 1868. Drop postal
Moore's, 221S Atlantic Ave. Atlantic
City. Established 1896.
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CHIMNEY CLEANED to avoid fire.
George Harmon, 315 Edgewater Ave,
Pleasantville, N. ]. tt
WILL BUILD or repair anything about
the house. Absecon Highlands proper
ties for sale. J. e. Nicholas, 10th and
Upland Ave, Box "a, Absecon, N. J. tt
CHICKENS.-Will buy or sell in any
quantity. Write G. Hare, Absecon, or
call phone 246.
ACME STORAGE CO.. 10 S. Second St
Large and small private rooms. Rea-
sonabe terms. Phone 492-J.
NEWLIN. -LOCKSMITH. GUNSMITH
SAFE EXPERT. Keys made, Locks
installed, Lawn Mowers sharpened and
repaired Scissors and Knives Ground
Phone 268-W. Shop. 8 Ingersoll Ave.
AM PREPARED to do hauling, plowing
or carting in general. Ellis Adams. 23a
N. Second ST., phone SEW.
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DECORATORS

DECORATORS ---------
PAPERHANGFR AN INTERIOR DECO
RATOR.-Now is the time to have that
Paperhanging done. All the Newest
Designs Why not have your work done
before the Spring rush and save money.
Postal will receive prompt attention.
Edward l.. Hudson 623 North Main
Street, PleaSantville. VIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS

SPIRITUAL. MEETING Sunday, Tuesday,
Thursday. Private reading daily at
1926 Simpson Ave, Ocean City, N. j.,
or call 1l24-W. All are welcome. If
POULTRYMEN ATTENTION. - We do
Custom Hatching coming season, $4 per
hundred Eggs set; beginning January
2S Hatchings due Feb 20. March ID,
April 5, April 2S, Apply l.. Bruckler,
Absecon Highlands. Leeds Road. Phone
GS-R-2 po
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NORTHFIELD.-6 room, BATH bungalow;
gas, electricity. pipeless heater; lot 60x
Revere avenue Northfield; one square
East of Shore Road. between Linwood
Golf Club and Tudor Terrace. Two
squares to Oak Crest Station. Shore
Fast Line. Price $4,000. Building &
Loan Search of Title complete to Octo-
Der. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
WANT QUICK SALE. Make offer.
Three per cent. to agents. Owner L.
NJ Gress, Absecon Inn, Absecon, N. j.
WANTED. = Lots and vacant land be-
tween Peasantville and Linwood on
New Road, Shore Road or side streets
leading to meadows. Box S. tt.
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MAIEHELP WANTED

GET PAY EVERY DAY: Distribute $50
necessary products to establish users.
Extracts Soaps. Food Products, etc.
Worlds largest Company will back you
231 johnson Ave, Newark, N. j. pw3
HELP WANTED.-Mena and boys. Bloch
Go Cart Co. of New Jersey. Egg Harbor
City, N. J.
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- USED CARS .@-
bob" MILLER'S bargains in Used Cars
are the talk of the town. Drop in and
talk things over.
BOB" MILLER'S
Pleasantville Used Car Exchange
66 e. Washington Ave.
USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
We also have for sale good line of
used Tires and parts. Tommy War;
ren's Garage. 224 N. New Road.
REAL ESTATE
NEW DEVELOPMENT Florida avenue,
between California and Leeds aves.,
near New Road. Building lots cheap at
$3.50. Near Shore Road and Absecon
Blvd. High, sunny land. Sold by own
er. Walter J. Young on the property.
pw3
HOMES, SALE OR RENT-To suit all
classes, built with conscience, and all
prices to suit your purse, direct from
Builder Martell. Builder. Absecon
T. I. DUNLAP.
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ing, Settlements, and examination of
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