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RADIOS FATE
UP TO JUDGE
Air Piracy Decision to Be
Vital.
BIZ times speoioI

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Federal
Judge James II. Wilkerson has un-
dertaken to solve the nations big
gest radio problem, who controls
the air2
Following formal arguments In
the governments test suit against
the Zenith Radio Corporation, ac-
cused of "air piracy" Judge Wilk-
erson, late tuesday took the case
under advisement.
If his decision favors the govern
ment the Zenith's broadcasting sta
ton may be seized by United States
attorneys and Eugene Mcdonald,
president of the corporation, may
be asked to pay fine OF $4,000.
In event the court favors the de-
PENDANT the entire structure OF law
governing this new industry may be
torn down and rebuilt on scale 30
match the tremendous growth of
broadcasting.
The suit is the first OF its kind
in history. McDonald's Company
was licensed by Secretary of Com
merce Herbert Hoover to broadcast
through Station WJAz on 1922
meter wave length, two hours a
week. Declaring the assignment was
unfair and discriminatory, WJAZ
proceeded to broadcast at will on
329 meters. The piracy" charge fol
lowed.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIH-
SION. DIVISION OF CONTRADICTION,
BRIDGE DEPARTMENT. NOTICE TO
RRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro
poaais for the construction OF certain
BRIDGES on State highways win be received
by the Director Of the Indiana, State High
Capitol Building IN Indianapolis until 10
O'clock a. m, March g. 1926. When ali pro
posals will be publicly opened and read
lows.
scott County-One bridge on Road I'D
over the. Pennsylyania Railroad. the Inter
Creek consisting 81 two spans Of "a feet
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~~eS~~~~~~~s~~~J~~~~e s~~Ncs~S~s>>NcS~~S~~>~>
OF the City Treasurer for sum of money
Of the face or par value OF the bonds blu
ior or proposed to be purchased; and in
case any bid or proposal shall not be &C.
bonds thereon. nth the eertiaed checks accom-
panying the same shall thereupon be re-
turned to such bidder or bidders. II there
shall be awarded the whole or any part OF
the ponds upon any bid or proposal the
ssr al check hhecoamYPlanying tne sane as
Treasurer. who shall thereupon present the
sane for. payment and shah be entitled TO
collect the same and hold the proceeds
collected. thereon until the completion OF
the purchase and payment of the bonds so
awarded and u for any reason said cheSk
city shall retain said check and shall have
the right to collect the same for its own
When Collected shall be taken ESG and deemed
as agreed and lauidated damages for suCn
breach Of contract and as a payment
In case any successful bidder shall fail
to complete the purchase OF bonds 90
the time and manner herein required or
which may be prescribed by the City Con.
troller, the proceeds Of such certinsd
taken, considered and deemed as agreed
and lqpidated damages for the breach Of
shall be taken and deemed as a payment
be retained and held Ry such city, for sl,J Y,
shall complete the purchase OF said bondf
awarded to him. said proceeds OF eaic
% sucS bidder or G Tie option Of Of the Cts
CONTROLLER. at the time OF the completion
Sd h pro sss ao q S ssS tR s bonds
be applied and deemed payment on 40
count Of the purchase q said bonds,
the office OF the City Treasurer OF Ind
annapolis, Indiana. on the LIST day of March
1928, or az, such time or times as may or
nnPne1
however. to be made within thirty, t3ol
the successful bidder or bidders shall take
any pay for the bonds awarded to him OF
omission. neglect or refusal so TO do. shall
be, breach Of the bidders, contract OF
SEea oF pSe on sdc or SI c9 S t
city az liquidated damages as heretofore
and by virtue of the provisions OF an Ac
OF the General Assembly OF the State o.
IAN Act Concerning Municipal Corpora
tions, approved March 9Th, 1905, and al
acts amendatory thereof and supplemental
The Genera e ~ The stale o IN
IAN act Tor an act concerning the i'm
provement OF streets and public highways
In cities OF the first class which, connec
with, extend. or continue as hard eurtacs
n ms Of sneS ety n me county IN %hic
such city Is located, providing FOR the as
sessment OF part Of the cost OF such i'm
provement against the abutting real estaL
and that the remainder of the cost of sucl
Improvement shall be paid equally. by sucl
city and county in which such city ~ 10
/ proved March 10, 1921. and fixing a tint
when the same shall take effect.
Unless objection 10 made by taxpayei1
IN the manner prescribed by law, the Cit
Controller will. pursuant TO said deterlni
bonds in said amounts TO be issued anC
sold for the purposes herein set out.
VIM. c. BUsER.
City Controller.
| ALVAH J. RUCKER.
=, Corporation, Counsel.
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SI0TICE OF THE SALE OF BONDS OF
THR CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. INDI

S>>>s~>~Ness~~ e~e>e~rs 's~NSNr~Ne>NS~r~eS~s
44RN2 R. CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. md
viii SQ g rs i hereby X given that esS bids
so noe the ia s aaSP u Match sS foF
shbe whole Or, any o part Of the sixty-onee
thse, City Of Indianapolis, Indiana, which
SAG boz 6E9ds ere dssignated ~ ,,, City 7
lst day Of March. 1926 Said bonds, win
s ons thosss 6d gp 6S S snd will eae be
bonds viii bear nfepest az s'a ne rate I %
aPa ys6ie Rsr o cent the per &
day of Of January and and the rst day Of July
and said installments Of Interest shall be
said bonds so1S The fret COUPON on each
Hrst day Of july, 1927. and Id viii be Tor Tor
interest inter on SAID bonds from The day q
The first nineteen t19) series. shall be for
sFss SIAN o Se For each four aPd The Bonds Se
January, l65S md one series les on the Isl
January fst. 1917 Both principal and IN,
Lerest are payable at the office Of the City
ana. ind constitute an Obligation of the
City Of Indianapolis.
said bonds shall be endorsed Bids for
CIT. Streets and Public HiEhway, Bonds, Of
1925" and directed to the City Controller
Indianapolis, Indiana. Bidders may bid for
all or any part of eaid bonds
The proposals or bids will be opened by
s dos v Of c SsTcS oId Beg se s oq h the
S and SAID GeS Sy 5Pa shs Sos sEersupon
award said bonds, Or ( ne shall see 81 a
therefor, provided that said Controller
shall have, the right TO POSTPONE, said
eleventh (11thl day q March. 1929. and
shall have the right to reject any or all
binds or, DToposals. or ans. part thereof.
part OF any bid. and to, award upon any
bid the whole or any less number Of
bonds covered by said bid, excepting only
that no bonds shall be sold for less than
rar and accrued interest. and said CITY
Controller shall further have the right in
his Judgment and discretion. 70. award q
part of said bonds TO one bidder and a
part to another.
Each and every bid or proposal shall be
accompanied BY a certified check upon
some responsible bank Of the City Of In
diarapolis. Indiana. payable to the order
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b---Board and Rooms

and wife or two men, Ken 2044.
STATE. N, $40: lovely front room, with
meals. for gentleman. Riley 5945.
ROOM and 2 meals daily: I or 2 en-
ployed 81 weekly Ran. 1912.
NORTH-Room and meals in lovely priv.
home: music student pref. RIA. 6666.
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NoNPRoFIT HOLD UP
Bandits Fail to Mako Expenses, Vic
tim Reports to Police.

Four hold-up men failed to make
expenses, the loot secured being less
than the cost Of their gasoline, 40
cording to report to police today
by Frank Gardner, TAI S. East st.
Gardner said as he drove home
from work at 615 a. m, the men. in
an old auto, drove alongside his auto
at Harding and Setter SITS. Two drew
revolvers and commanded him TO
stop. They took his purse and IS
cents.
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c--Aparfn1ents

ALABAMA at Tenth 2 rooms. bath htch-
enette, heat light. gas. water. Har. O234.
BDWAY. 21ST-Large living, din. 2 ped
rms bath between; kitchcnette. Ken. III
COLLEGE Ave apt: rooms; redecorated
heat, water. gas; reasonable. RA. 23b2.
NORTH of Fall Creek between Illinois and
Meridian: upper duplex; rooms; sun
porch; modern. Har. 0745.
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COMMUNIST SCHOOL
Massachusetts, Town Demands
Red" Faction BE Ousted.

NA<tSSatCUurScItS lOWu UeUtttn0S
Red" Faction Be Ousted.
BIZ Times Special
HUDSON, Mass, Feb. IT,
FNuming with excitement over dis
covery OF an alleged communist
school, where, according to reports to
the police, children are being
taught Bolshevism and atheism,
the citizens OF Hudson are demand
ing that the town authorities stamp
out the "Red faction"
Existence OF the school in a
vacant store building became known
Tuesday when a preliminary in
vestigation was made. According to
Chief OF Police Andrew Magorty.
the privately controlled institution
has been teaching every creed OF
communism, including a denial of
the existence OF q supreme being.
to about thirty-flve or forty chill
dren OF the Lithuanian colony in
This community.
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IL Help Wanted-Male
Instructions

MEN: We help you to make more money
by teaching you barbering. Jobs walt
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MEN 10 learn barber trade. TRl-CITY
BARBER COLL EGE $40 z washing
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a-Light Housekeeping

BELL EFONTAINE. 2033: two lovely fur
nlshed housekeeping rooms: Ken. 5SO5:
DELAWARE. N. 254l Groom apt. In prl,
I. vate home nice. large, fully equipped
furn. but linen: SO week. Ran. 084S.
ILLINOIS. N 2S21: two light housekeep-
ing rooms. Reasonable. Randolph 1854.
MASS. Ave. 500 "a Apt. 4 two furnished
ladies' employed. Call after 2 30 p. m
MERIDIAN. N. 2208: living room and
kitchenette. everything fur. HA 367a-W
MERIDIAN, NJ, 702: lovely room; all in
white: suitable for o good heat.
MICHIGAN. r., 1909: lovely rooms with
the privilege OF kitchen: ideal location.
NORTH, IT,. 500 rms; furnished. clean
and nice furniture. Strictly private.
81 JOE. ID. 30: cean furnished rooms
modern; housekeeping. Riley 1864.
10TH II. GAS: three nice rooms modern
downstairs: private entlance: 81.
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SO /
Legal Notices


each and two spans OF 100 feet each, with
approach grading and small culvert in
The plans and specifications may be
examined az the office OF the State High
way Commission. 10 ~ Senate Ave. In.
dianapolis, or copies thereof will be for.
warded upon payment 10 the Director OF
So per set. No refund win be made for
plans returned.
Proposals must DO made upon standard
forms OF the Indiana State Highway Com
mission. which viii be supplied upon re-
quest
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
submit his bond payable TO the State OF
Indiana in the penal sum OF one and one
half Il II times the amount OF his pro
posal with good and sufficient SECURITY
TO the approval Of the Director, SUCH
BOND SHALL BE ONLY on THE FORM
SPECIFIED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES
OF WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED
The right Is reserved by the Director
TO reject any or all bids or TO award on
bid that is In his judgment most advan-
tageous to the State OF Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMITS.
JoHN b WILLIAMS. Director
Feb. ~, "a, 1926.
rskY - 4 e4ns tNntrt4t. $50 n fooR trfff ttrf
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OREGON C0NvICTS RIOT
NiDe Shot After BarTage Oe Cupa
and Plates.

BH Times Special
I SALEM. Ore, Feb. 17.--Nine con.
victs were shot, two probably IA
tally, during riot in the dining
room of the Oregon State Prison
here Tuesday evening.
More than $50 prisoners. aroused
over Tightening Of disciplinary meas
ures, hurled cups and plates at the
guards in barrage which forced
the latter to retreat.
Armed guards rushed in and
scores Of shots were poured into the
dining room before the convicts
were subdued.
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. three nice rooms. modern /,
private enhance. S..
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-06-11

antee Trust Building, Atlantic City.
New Jersey. at three o'clock in the
afternoon, eastern Standard Time),
at which time, if the purchaser shall
have complied with and fully per-
formed ali Of the conditions III %s, herein Ell,
viii, convey the said school building
to him. by a good and sufficient Bin
Of Sale, upon the payment Of the
of one hundred dollars, made at the
time of sale. If the amount of the
bid accepted be less than one hund-
red dollars, the difference between
the amount of the bid and the depos-
it of one hundred dollars will be re-
turned to the purchaser at final set
tlement.
reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Educa-
ton.
JAMES b. BROWN,
District Clerk.
Dated: June 9. 1926. 2S
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to resolution of the Board of
Education of the School District of
Egg Harbor Township, the said
Board of Education will sell at pub
lie auction, the frame school build
ing now situate upon the school site
owned by the Board of Education at
Pennington. New Jersey, on Thurs
day, the twenty-fourth day of June.
1926, at the hour of two o'clock in
the afternoon. daylight saving time)
at the schoolhouse, at Pennington.
New Jersey.
The said building will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash, subject
to the following conditions:
The purchaser shall pay at the
time of the sale to James B. Brown.
District Clerk. one hundred dollars,
as security for the performance by
forth. The purchaser shall forthwith
move the school building to a site
selected. by him, satisfactory to the
Board of Education, not further re-
moved from it's present location than
a distance of one-half mile. In event
that the new school building, to be
erected by the Board of Education at
said site is not completed and ready
for occupancy by the Board of Edu-
for opening the schools in September
of 1926. the purchaser shall furnish
in a good and safe condition the said
school building and the land upon
which it shall then be situate, for
the use of the Board of Education
for school purposes, until such time
as the new school building is ready
for occupancy. The legal title to
said school building shall remain and
be vested in the Board of Education
of the Township of Egg Harbor, until
the time of final settlement and it is
understood that the said Board of
Education reserves the right to the
use of the said building until it's new
school building is ready for occu-
pancy.
Final settlement for the purchase
of the building shall be made on or
before October 1, 1926. at the office
of Babcock and Champion, 511 Guar
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REAL ESTATE
r. I. DUNLAP.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.


Special attention given to Convey
ancing, Settlements, and eXamina-
ton of Real Estate Titles. Deeds,
Mortgages, Agreements carefully
written. No charge for consultation.
Double house, five rooms and bath
each; conveniences, water, bath,
electric, heater, in Linwood. Good
investment, easily financed; lot 80
X 70 feet.
Good seven room frame house on
West Washington Avenue (Egg
Harbor Township Lot 100x135.
Electric, gas, bath, heater. Terms.
If desired, can be arranged.
Building lot. fifty feet frontage on
West Washington Avenue near
High School and City Hall. Good
location for business. Provision and
Produce, Dining Room and Delica-
lessen in a first-class neighbor-
hood.
Good six room frame house, central,
conveniences, immediate possess
sion; $4,000, terms can be arranged.
Good seven room frame house, CEN
trail location, conveniences, lot 90x
$50, desirable home; $4,000.
To settle an estate. Lot on South
Main Street. 60 feet frontage. One
small frame house, four rooms, and
one large frame house, seven
rooms; gas and water. Lot In rap
idly growing in value location.
The price reasonable.
, Office:
201 West Washington Ave.
iii
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FIREMEN SAVE TRUCK.
Flames Threatened to Destroy
$4,000 Pierce-Arrow.

AT 1880 yesterday morning, a
Pierce-Arrow truck, owned by Nc
Laughlin Bros, Philadelphia, H.
cense Pennsylvania W257, caught
fire on the boulevard and for
time assumed the threatening as
poets of gasoline explosion. Two
tanks of chemical were used in
subduing the flames, after which
the truck was brought around in
front of the fire house, where
more chemical was brought into
play. The truck was valued at
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$1.00; 400 sash at $1.00; $4,000 feet
lumber at half price of new, all siz-
s. Location Smith Hotel, Brigan-
tine Beach. Fred j. Yarrow, 10 East
Adams ave, phone 539-R, Pleasant
Vile; or call at Smiths Hotel. VIII
make deliveries anywhere at small
cost.
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COME make an offer on these:
rooms and bath, Ocean ave; 6
rooms and bath, Ocean Ave; rooms
and bath, Reading Ave; 6 rooms and
bath, Reading Ave; 12 rooms, bath,
family, Cor. Nevada and Eighth
Ave; 10 rooms and bath, Nevada and
Ocean Ave; make offer to Marteli,
builder, II Verona Ave, Pleasant
Vile Phone 1851.
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WANTED. Position practical nurse
well experienced with best of ref
erence. Good in all cases. Especial.
ly fond of confinement cases. 16
West Verona Ave. wy
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r7OK SALE.-Special--1 pr. Shell
PIN Glasses at 81. n pr, eXam'n-
elton included. Invisible Blfocals,
& o; Elgin Watches, $685., 70 carat
diamond, $4,000; Unbreakable Crys-
tals' Csc. Coatsworth, 1926 Atlantic
4 w. a tinntic CitY.
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FOR SALE.-One 1900 Cataract Elec,,,
trio washer. nearly new. VIII sen
cheap. VIM Henderson, 1904 Co
nlrnbia Ave. Phone 211-R. u
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SITUATION WANTED

TYPIST desires homework, copying,
addressing envelopes, etc. Reply
to Typist, Box 6S, Linwood, N. }. p5o
FOR RENT.-Rooms for Two with
out board. 233 N. Second st. wifi
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r-l.AY fk PIANO.-orand new, 90
note PLAYER piano, mahogany case,
with SIS worth of music and bench.
only $475, easy payments. f.. A.
North Co. 1892 Atlantic Ave, Ian
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE.--Spanish
design in the best part Of Pleas
antville, restricted. See Mumiord,
builder. 200 e. Collins Ave. Phone
225-M lIM
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PRACTICAL NURSE, widow, best
references, will give care and
housekeeping to one person, Invalid
or aged lady or gentleman. $40.
Mrs. William, IL N. Ohio Ave, At
Iaptic CitV pr
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WANTED by the day or half
time. No washing. Call A. Har-
mon. Wesley and Islesworth Ave,
PleaSantVille. p16
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FOR RENT
Modern Hall For Rent

Stage, large dance floor, kitchen,
and dining room. Suitable for
any occasion. Apply Mortified
Progressive League, Mill Road.
Mortified.
ROOMS for taking care of furniture.
10 North First st. p28tf
FOR RENT rooms and bath, pri-
vate. electric. gas, furnished for
season or unfurnished; reasonable.
80 East Charles Ave, near trolley
PCS
FOR RENT.-Furnished. large two
room apartment, front, housekeep-
ing. 81 n. Second st. tt
FOR RENT. - Room or apartment.
11S South Main st. Apply East
West Jersey Ave.
FOR RENT.-For season, house, 6
rooms, BATH furnished; or room
apartment, partly furnished. garage,
season or yearly. 141 N. Second
near Adams. p-27
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- UNCUCkY INVESTORS :

IF your stocks are not paying divi-
dends., the profits of your company
may go in bonuses or high salaries
to insiders. Write us without charge,
giving us name of your doubtful in
vestments. Address Box X, care of
Pleasantville Press. w3S
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WANTED. - Acreage, anywhere in
Atlantic County. Send full details
with plan of same to Carl F. Hansen,
20 East West Jersey Ave. Pleasant
vile. tt
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"-->0Q<~- >NV>-)VVS--
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

minimum charge, Is words or less,
25c first insertion; 15C each addition
al Insertion. Each word over rs. first
1c; each additional inser-
ton, one-half cent?
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'St6 snIAluesg9Id r N 'pleUulIoN
cav eIepesoH pue peoH eLoQS
9ouBInsuI - elelsW Ie9H
YHV'IO UNV NHyTO
FOR SALE-Second hand buildint,
material. $50 doors with hardware
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FOUND. -Pocketbook containing mo
ney and keys. Owner may identity
property in the hands of T. |. Dun
lap, POI West Washington Ave. 70
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LOST. = Pocketbook containing let
tiers, tickets, photos and money at
High School, Thursday night. II
found communicate with Vivien De
Selover, Box "a, Linwood, n. J. p28
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IdYIO INV YHN

FOR SALE. - Hot Air Heater and
Motor Boat. Apply 16 N. Main
Street If
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FOR SALE.-Bungalow rooms and
bath. also sun parlor. Hot water
heat. large attic. 11S e. Charles ave-,
Pleasantville. Inquire on premises.
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MONEY TO LOAN on First Mortga-
ges. Vickers. 1872 South Main
Street. tt
FOR SALE.-Northne1d bungalow, 6
rooms, bath. electricity, gas, pipe
less heater; lot 60x110 feet. East
Revere avenue, between Linwood
East of Shore Road Will sell at
cost, $4100, with $4,000 Building loan
mortgage. Immediate possession.
Owner, L. M. Gress, Absecon Inn,
Absecon, N. J.
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FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW and
lots in Atlantic City Hills Develop
ment for less than lots alone are
selling for in this section. Price
$1,450.00, half cash. Apply Stanley
Mitchell, F.. California Ave, Pleas
antville. Phone 361-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS


ATLANTIC CITY PLEASANT
WILLIE EXPRESS. - Daily trips.
Also I Beams for sale. 313 Doughty
Road. Phone Pleasantville 133-W. If
WORK WANTED. - General house
work. Mrs. Lizzie Scull. Shore
Road, near Jackson Ave, Mortified.
p29
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST.-Small roll of paper contain
ing short hand notes. Reward.
Call Solners Point 16-R-3.
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FOR SALE.-S275 National cash reg
lister, used about one year. $3.50.
Address Box N. Pleasantville Press.
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IF YOUR house or lot Is for sale or
rent, see Carl F. Hansen, 20 East
West Jersey Ave, Pleasantville. If
CLARK If it's Mainland Real Estate
we have it. Homes for
AND sale or rent in Northfield,
Tudor Terrace, Pleasant
CLARK vile, Linwood, with loca-
ton and price to suit you.
Shore Road and Rosedale Avenue,
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