The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25

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surprise as the business succeeds, that
hope viii sulpass any benefit printed on
the bond.
truck to deliver the check coming through
the mail, at least, not until you find out
that my talk is not to be compared with
the usual talk of strange and silver
tongued stock statesmen. was born in At
lantic City in 1881, moved with my par
ents to Pleasantville in 1890, lived here and
done business ever since, except the last
four years. AS candidate for State AS
sembly on an Independent Ticket in 1923,
| carried the county outside of Atlantic
City and my home town of Pleasantville
gave me vote equal to to l against the
regular Republican ticket, so | am not a
stranger to the older inhabitants. At pres
ent my home is in Somers Point, not be-
cause of my choosing but because l am
children. A short tine ago selected
what called dream of home, located in
Pleasantville, it suited me perfectly in ev-
cry way and l decided to purchase it, but
before / sealed the bargain | called at the
local school and inquired Of the janitor if
there was room for my children, and re-
ceived a reply that four Of the six grades
in the school were on half time. That re-
ply knocked me into cooked hat, the real
estate agents commission, the builders
profit on his job, and likewise effected
every mechanic that helped to produce that
home and every merchant that would have
served me if my children could have been
supplied with a fun education instead of
a half one Therefore considered my
first duty to myself and every other in
habitant to be seriously interested in the
public affairs Of his home town. believe
that the management Of public affairs of
any town is as important to mans pri-
vate business as the management of his
own private business. AS soon as have this
Coal Service operating so | may spare the
time | shall become interested and put my
shoulder to the wheel of public welfare
and city progress. My past record in this
endeavor will, l think, back up intentions
! make known to you of my intention that
you may know the type Of person asking
you to assist him financially to produce
The Mutual Coal Service that you may
know and act accordingly, so you may not
find out to late and have. to come to me to
tell me that you think that business and
politics do not mix. OF course you would
be right TO an extent, for agree that the
kind of politics that produce half-time ed
ucation won't mix with any business, but
you will not have to ask me to keep out of
that kind of politics.
If you are interested in joining this as
ISOLATION Of BETTER HEAT SERVICE"
Just mail me your check for $50 noted on
the check, its purpose and you will auto
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ceve your membership bond in due time,
or drop me card that you wish better
understanding. and you will be under no
obligation to me if you should not care to
join after having it fully explained
To those who would like to assist and
also reap the profit of being a member, but
have not the full amount of cash to pay
down at once. have plan to include you,
and assure you it is my desire to be able to
benefit those in the harder struggle of this
life, rather than those who have found a
way to keep the wolf away from the door
more easily.