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Guarantees to read your entire life. past
present and future. She asks no questions
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family Rffsire
407 18th st. N. W.. opposite Star.
The Washington times., 1927-04-25
TAILORING AND PRESSING 81

GERACIS' TAILOR SHOP.
Makers Of high-grade clothes only.
A2o7 x ST. N. w. MAIN 1929.
The Washington times., 1927-04-25
Classified Display

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
RnVn 5000 Day COurses-6 yFo
OO Of success-Placed hundreds
IN positions. Accredited" 1883 q st.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
Transfer Equity
To Fox Tract
Investors in Several Florida
Properties Make Argee-
able Arrangement
NEARER HOME WITH
BETTER RESALE CHANCE

Declaring that many investors II
Florida property are finding it ad
vantageous and profitable to take
their equity in Florida holding.
and place it in West Atlantic Cit
property, Walter NJ. Willgus, assist
ant sales director for the Benjamin
R. Fox Developments, points GU
the results of visits to Florida and
his investigation of the situation
there.
Il have made two extended trips
south" says Mr.. Willgus. Il in
7~estigated carefully many holding
IN the East Coast of Florida and
talked with many investors. The
majority of these investors say they
do not care to pay any more MONEY
under the terms OF their existing
contracts.
Upon my report to Mr.. Benjamin
r. Fox, an idea was developed sc
that we came to the conclusion We
could assist a great many people
who wished to transfer their equity
in Florida properties to West
Atlantic City properties. We are
also N a position to give the great
est cooperation to all who do not
wish to send their money SO far
way where they cannot keep watch
of it and where they would not
have the same opportunity Of re-
sale.
I'VE have worked out a plan
under which clients may turn their
equities in Florida properties as a
part Of the purchase price of homes
and hosns sites in West Atlantic
city.
This arrangement is still in
force and we will be glad to
nalyize Florida holdings Of all who
are interested and see if we can
realize an equity to apply on West
Continued on Page Eight
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25

Benjamin r. Fox has completed
plans for the construction of SO
new homes to be located in West
Atlantic City. They include homes
OF the Spanish type. colonial type
and unique bungalows which are
the most favored in this part OF
the country.
Eight Of the new houses viii be
of the Spanish style Of architecture,
as more and more men and women
are coming to favor the Spanish
features with American modern
Improvements.
These homes will be built on the
plan which has made the Fox built
home the drye,t home built, whore
special attention is given to insula-
lion. The bases Of the houses viii
he varied between grey and red
brics with white mortar between
joists.
There will be t~hirty-hye houses
Of colonial, or colonial and a com
binatiou Of types selected b. midi
vidual buyers.
Great strides have been made in
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
No Business
Depression Here
Sales in Fox Developments for
Three Months Amounted
To 100000
LINDSEY, SALES d.
RECTOR EXPLAINS WHY

There is no business depression
not at the Fox development" de-
clares Samuel H. Lindsey, director
of sales for Benjamin r. Fox. "The
reason for this is that the real es-
tate business is nothing more than
work. l have proven this many
times in the past few years, wher-
ever ana whenever The method is
right,
'"The secret Of real estate promo
ton is all in knowing your propo-
sition, and a proposition such as
Benjamin r. Fox is giving TO the
public can very easily be sold if
presented in the proper way.
"a sure method is what ! call
three calls per day, which means
IS per week. | will almost gamble
that any man who knows what he
is talking about~is sure to make at
least one sale. :.
1--WE have at the present time
about thirty men working between
the Benjamin r. Fox Offices in Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City. Our
sales during the last three months
Of 1926 amounted to $4,000
yet ! feel that with a little ex-
ira effort on the part of some of
the boys. would have at lou
bled the amount.
"The trouble find today is that
men do not want to work and the
days OF easy money where the PEG
pie ask you to sell them a lot are
past. Three calls a day will never
fail on the right development,
81 wish to pay my compliments
to Mr.. Walter NJ. Willgus. my co.
associate in the handling Of sales
organization. He has the vision
and grasp of big things. There is
also Mr.. ]. d. Meyer who is in
charge Of sales in the Office in At
lantic City. He is a very capable
mar who has proven himself since
joining the organization. In Phila-
delphia l also have another good
man, Mr.. p. J. Quinn, who is able
to direct the Philadelphia force and
get results.
Mr.. Willgus and myself both
have the cooperation of Mr.. Harry
W. Schneider, and Mr.. Benjamin r.
Fox himself is always at your ser
vice. 1t is with the help such as
they give and the high class prop
erty we have to offer that we find
the selling game cas-"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
STRUCTURE WHICH WILL Be REPLACED
HAVE
GREAT CAPACITY
Will Fill in Strip 2 Miles
Long By 1000 Feet
Wide

In spite OF adverse weather CON
ditions. the dredges have been
working steadily with two shifts.
AS soon as tRe weather condition
becomes less Severe and the ice
does not interfere with operations,
two more dredges will be placed in
operation. Each viii work with
three eight-hour shifts. They will
have 22-inch pipe lines and be cap
able Of depositing from 100000 to
100000 cubic yards per month.
Each dredge has to make its own
pumping bed, or hole. These have
a diameter Of about 1000 feet. Tn
til such q bed is made it is hazard
Gus to work against ice aud low
temperature conditions. These
conditions will come about right by
February Is.
The filling deposited by the dred-
ges will cover a strip OF two miles
on either side Of the West Atlantic
City-Aibany Avenue Boulevard.
This strip win have a width Of
about 500 feet breaking out into a
tangent 5000 feet wide and giving
an average width Of 1000 feet,
1t has been necessary to raise
the tracks OF the Suburban trolley
line between Atlantic City and
Continued on Page Eight
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
AIRPORT FUTURE
HOLDS INTEREST
Terminal for Commercial
Dirigible Line-Hangers
Already Up

Fresh interest in Atlantic City's
municipal airport is aroused at
this time by the prospects OF a
commercial dirigible line directed
by Capt. Anton Heinen. This line
will have Atlantic City as n OF
it's terminals.
The airport is located at the
foot of West Atlantic City
Albany Avenue Boulevard. 1t is
the first municipal airport estab-
lished in this country. The
hangers are already up. They
have been used by Battery F..
State Artillery. A new state
armory has been authorized and
will be built on the north side of
the city.
Preparations of the site for use
as a terminal for the dirigible line
will be under the direction of
Mayor Bader.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
New Homes No Longer Have
S~terotyped 3x6 Bathroom
Benjamin r. Fox Explains That Milady of To-day Demands
Tints and Combinations in Tles-Features of Homes
Now Being Built in West Atlantic City,
Gateway to Worlds Playground

the Fox built homes away from the
CID white tile bathroom. "A bath
room today" says Mr.. Fox, lis not
a makeshift room tiled in white.
It is becoming one OF the show
rooms Of the house. Ny lady of
today wants a bath room in rose
tint, or orchid or green. She wants
the tints OF varied colors in com
blnation OF tiles, with a number of
sizes of tiles to choose from.
The bath room is no longer a
stereotyped Sx6 room, but a fea
ture Of the home in the appoint
ments and finishing Of which fully
as much attention is given as is
given to the very best room in the
house, or in the exterior shape and
appearance Of the house. Studies
in the treatment Of the bathroom
are as advanced as any feature of
the home architecture.
81 have taken the greatest inter
est in new types OF bathrooms to
provide the buyers OF Fox built
homes the very latest features and
Continued on Page EishO
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
LONG TO HANG CURTAINS

1t is always better to make the
curtains to hang to the floor
where the structure of the windaw
permits. In a room which depends
for its chief charm on quaintness
it is often better to make the cur
tains to hang six inches below the
sill. In making them long enough
to hang six inches below the sill
one should allow for tying back
which besides, prevents the cur
tains from blowing out so easily.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
Locality Has
Many Charms
Fox Built Homes In Midst of
Surroundings Which Re-
store Delights of Living
PINE BELT DRIVES
BACK E DAMP
By BENJAMIN r. FOX.

A home in West Atlantic City IS
in the midst of the greatest OPP
portunities for entertainment,
amusement and sport, 1t is but a
few minutes by motor to the prin-
cipal attractions of the Worlds
Greatest Playground-the wonder
full beach, the Boardwalk, the
shops and the theatres. The COM
%pletencss of these are known the
world over and these features are
patronized by people from all over
the world.
West Atlantic City has its own
beach on beautiful Lakes Bay,
just a step from the home, and
the bay also provides its full
variety of water amusements,
sailing, motor boating and fish
ing.
Three of the finest country
clubs in the Eastern part OF the
United States are to be reached
quickly by motor from any home
in West Atlantic City. They are:
Seayiew, The Atlantic City
Country Club and the Linwood
Club. Here are further opportuni-
ties for a resident of West Allan
tic City to pass the days in the
midst of surroundings of recreat-
ion, taste, and fashion that take
the keen edge from the high
business and social pressure of
the day and restore the delights
of living.
The sportsman who favors tto
pursuit OF game fish and deer can
start from no better point than
West Atlantic City. There are to
be had all the keen sports of surf
fishing, inside" fishing and
outside" or deep sea fishing. AT
no point arc the arrangements
and facilities any better.
Over 5000 gunners take out
licenses each year to go into the
game fields of the county. They
get ~pheasants, rabbits, grouse,
quail and woodcock. There are
also trout. bass and pickercl for the
fresh water angler.
There is the real smoke of the
big woods about, the camps of
the deer hunters in the fall when
upward of 500 deer are taken in
the season, while the bays and
inlets are beloved of duck hunters.
The kill of ducks and geese in the
county is over 1900 a year and
the West Atlantic home fire.
quently has the chubby atmos-
phere of the duck roast and the
game dinner.
Fox built homes are ideally locat-
ed. They adjoin the west boun-
Diary of Atlantic City. The home
sites extend for two miles fronting
Lakes Bay and West Atlantic City
Albany Avenue Boulevard.
The Fox built homes are situated
Just far enough back to avoid the
ocean damp and to be benefited by
New jerseys famous pine belt,
which has proved to be such a Won
derful asset in making Atlantic
City a health resort recognized by
medical scientists the world over.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25

to Closing Baltic and Arctic Ave
nues May Force the Pennsylvania and
Reading Railroads to Locate Their New
Passenger Terminals IN the Meadows,
Adjoining West Atlantic City-World's
Playground Can Expand Only to West.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-01-25
THIS COUPON is VALUABLE TO YOU

This Coupon When Properly Filled Out Is Good For Free
TRANSFORMATION to West Atlantic City N. j..
Nh. BENJAMIN r. FOX, 11e2 Atlantic Ave,
Atlantic City, n. J.
Please furnish full information about new special pan = SaSs
of home sites in West Atlantic City
Name
Street
City
Date Of Coupon. January Is. 1927. Good for Fifteen Days
From Date.
Evening star., 1927-11-27
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