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Napkin and Handkerchief Cases
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

~ IS almost as important to have
napkins smooth and spic and span
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nave them Of fine quality. And so
~ is well to know one of the excel
lent ways of keeping them in their
pristine freshness. Today am going
TO tell you how TO make napkin
cases. They may be used also for
handkerchief cases For the first
purpose they should be of heavy
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Copyright. 1929

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90. Born.
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81. Sailor.
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one year. each of whom shall hold
office until his successor is appointed
and duly qualities. All OF the above
officers shall receive such compensa-
ton, if any. as Common Council may,
from time to time determine.
There shall also be appointed by
Common Council. upon the nomination
of Volunteer Fire Company NO. ],
(three truck drivers and two tfemell,
who shall be upon duty at Inc ife-
house, situate in the City Hall and
who shall be charged with the care of
tho Council Chamber, toilet room,
thereto attached, firehouse. in accord
ance with such rules and regulations
as NAV be prescribed from time to
time by Common Council
Section ) THAT the Chief Engineer
shall receive salary OF fifty dollars
per year, and each Assistant Chlet
Engineer, a salary of thirty dollars
nor wear. and each of the truck driv-
ers shall receive salary oil sixteen
hundred dollars per annun. and eaca
of the firenen shall receive salary
of fifteen hundred dollars per annum,
payable semi monthly
Section 4. That Volunteer fire
Company No. / shall have the eXcluS-
i've use and care Of the fire apparatus
now owned by the City of Pleasant
vile and in its possession. situate IN
the hrehouse at the City Hal. for IRE
purposes. which exclusive use ana care
Shall continue SO long as the Sald
Company shall remain in voluntary
and active service. provided, however,
that the title and ownership OF sala
fire apparatus remain and he vested
in the City of Plea5antvillc
section >. That Volunteer Fire
Company No. 3 shall have the eXclu-
siye use and care of fire apparatus
hereafter purchased and placed in its
possession by the City of Pleasant
vile for fire purposes, when exclusive
rise and care snail continue 50 long
as the said COMPANY shall remain in
voluntary and active service. provided.
however. that the title and ownership
OF said fire apparatus shall ut All times
remain and be vested in the City OF
Pleasantville.
Section G. The Chief Engineer and
the Assistant Chief Engineers shall
constitute p; Board of fire officers.
which Board shall meet monthly and
shall subject to rules and regulations
passed by Common Council, have en-
tire and absolute control over and
management of the Department and
its government when such Department
is not upon active duty.
Section T. Any member of the fire
department who has arrived at the
ace of fifty years, may be retired from
active service by the Board OF fire OF :
ficers. by and with the consent OF
Common Council of the City of Pleas
antvile. and in like manner. any mem
her who shall become physically unit
for active service, but upon the re-
tirement of any such member from
active service. there shall lie issued
TO him by the proper authorities, n
certificate of exemption. as an exempt
fireman.
Nothing in this ordinance shall pre-
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line of Chestnut Street Twelve feet to
the place of beginning.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Pleasantville:
Section !. That a certain alley in
the City of Pleasantville described as
follows:
Beginning in the Southeast side of
Chestnut Street at a point distant One
hundred fifty-two feet Southwestward-
ly from where said line of Chestnut
Street intersects the Southwest line
of Verona Avenue. formerly called
Beaumont Avenue, and thence extend
ing "a enthusiastically parallel with
Verona Avenue One hundred Fifty
feet; thence (2J Northeastwardly ~
right angles to Verona Avenue One
hundred Fifty two feet to the South
west line of Verona Avenue: thence
go Northwestwardly in the Southwest
/ line of Verona Avenue Ten feet:
thence az enthusiastically Mt right
angles to Verona Avenue One hun
bred Forty feet: thence 90 Northwest
wardly parallel with Verona Avenue
One hundred forty feet to the South
east line of Chestnut Street: thence
go enthusiastically along the South
east line of Chestnut Street Twelve
feet to the place of beginning, he and
the same is hereby vacated.
Section 2. That the public right
arising from any dedication of the said
ceding section hereof be and the same
is hereby released and extiuSuished.
Section 3. That the City Clerk shall
Immediately after final passage and
publication hereof make and file in
the office of the Clerk of the County
of Atlantic a copy of this ordinance
together with a copy of the proof Of
publication hereof duly certified by
him under the corporate seal of the
City of Pleasantville for record as re-
quired by Law
Section 4. THAT all ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent with
the provisions hereof be and the same
are hereby repealed.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance was introduced at a
meeting of the Common Council of the
City of Pieasantville, held on April
I, 1921, and was passed upon second
reading and will be further consid-
cred for final passage at its meeting
TO he held at Council Chambers. City
Hall. Pieaaantville. New Jersey on
June 30 1927. at 500 O'Clock p. NJ, at
which time and place all persons in
terested will be given an opportunity
to be heard concerning the same.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS.
City Clerk.
Dated June C. 1927.
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to time, to adopt code of bylaws
| and rules for the control, management
and government of the Fire Depart
ment and for the regulation of the
| proceedings and business of the said
Board, which said code of bylaws
and rules shall not become effective
! until approved by the Common Coun-
| ell
Section 10. The Chief Engineer shall
be appointed by the Common Council
tor a term of three years. The AS
sistant Chief Engineers shall be APP
pointed by Common Council, one from
| each Company, upon the recommends
| ton of each Company, for the term of
one year. The appointments of Chief
| Engineer and Assistant Chief Engin-
'ers. under this ordinance shall be made
the term of the Chief Engineer to eX-
pire December 81, 1929. and the term of
| the Assistant Chief Engineers to eX-
| pire December 81, 1927. No member
/ of the Department shall be eligible
| for the appointment of Engineer or
! Chief Engineer who has not been an
active member of the Department for
/ at least two years.
Section H.. Each Company shall
consist of at least twenty members.
! The President and Secretary OF each
| Company is hereby required to file
within thirty days after the final pas
sage of this ordinance, with the Com
mon Council, a certified list OF the ac-
tive firemen of each Company, giving
their names, ages and places of resi-
dcnce, which lists sfall be filed with
the City Clerk.
Section ~ The Chief Engineer shall
have general supervision of the de-
/ partment. subject TO such rules and
4 Ay-laws as may FROM time to time be
adopted for the government and man
agement of the Department, as here
/ mbefore provided.
Section Is. In all cases of fire. the
Chief Engineer or i'm his absence, the
Assistant Chief Engineer. who shall
/ have first arrived at the scene of the
fire. shall have full power and aDSo-
lHte control and command and cause
the several pieces of apparatus to be
worked in the most advantageous
manner.
Section II. 1t shall be the duty Of
I the Chief Engineer toTcport annually
to the Council of the City Of Pleasant
vile, the condition of the various
pieces of apparatus and appurteRan-
res, the nHmbe- OF hydrants and the
condition of same. the number OF fires
l.drring each month, their location and
cause. the date Of same and loss oc-
casioned thereby; the number Of mem
bers in tho Company and tho total
number of active members in the De-
partment and to report monthly all
designations and eXpulaions passed
upon by the Board OF Fire officers.
Section Is. The Chief Engineer ana
his assistants ar officers in command
at any fire are hereby clothed with
full and complete police authority and
are hereby authorized and directed to
require and secure the removal Of any
and ali distractions from in front OF
and around fire MIGRANTS, and for the
purpose are hereby authorized to call
upon the head Of any Of tho municipal
depai tmcnts for sid and assistance IN
securing sflch removal Of Obst rue lions.
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the action of the Board of Fire OH
GERS or refer the same to it for re trial
In the event of a re-trial being or
dered by the Common Council, the de-
cision arrived at by the Board of Fire
officers at such re-trial shall be final
and conclusive and not subject to up
peal.
Section %. That Volunteer Fire
Company No. l and Volunteer Fire
Company No. 3 shall accept the pro-
visions Of this ordinance before it
shall become operative. which accep-
lance shall be in writing and be pre-
scented to the City Clerk and filed with
this ordinance, duly executed under
the seals of the respective Companies
by their respective Presidents and
Secretaries, in pursuance of resoiu-
tons to be passed by each of said
Companies for that purpose.
Section %. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances. inconsistent herewith,
be and the same are herewith repealed
and this ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after final passage and
publication. as provided by law
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance was introduced al a
regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell of the City of Pleasantville, N. j.,
held in Common Council Chaut,ers
City Hall. on May II. 1927. and was
passed upon first reading, and will be
finally considered for final passage at
its meeting to be held in Council
Chambers. CITY Hall. on June 90 1927
at O'Clock. p. NJ, daylight saving
time. al which time and place,all per-
sons interested will be given an OPP
portunity to be head concerning tlie
same.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
city Clerk.
Dated June 6. 1927
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An ORDNANCE to improve Bay
view Avenue. in the City Of Pleas
autVlle. beginning at point thir-
teen hundred ffty-two feet South
eastWardly Of the Southeast line Of
Mai1 street i'm a. SOutheastwa rdly
direction to Lakes Bay, by grading
and gT'aVoling the same to the full
width thereof and to provide for the
assessment Of benefits upon the
abuttnE properties.
BE u Ordained by the Common
Council of the city Of Pleasantville:
Section /. That Bayview Avenue
in the City of Pleasantyilie, beginning
at q point thirteen hundred fifty two
feet SouihcastwsrdI OF the Southeast
line Of Main Street in Southeast
wardly direction 10 Lakes Bay be
improved by grading and gravellng
the same TO the fun width thereof
Section 3 That the said improve
ment shall be performed and cOmplet-
cd in accordance with the plans and
specifications therefor, prepared by
the City Engineer. a copy OF which
said plans and specifications are on
file with the City Clerk. and that the
work shall be done under the super
vision of the Street Committee of
Common Council and Of the City En-
gineer.
section 3. That the cost of the
said work shall not exceed the sum
of Ten thousand Dollars, which sum
is hereby appropriated for that pur-
pose and that the said cost shall in
the first instance be paid from the
proceeds of the sale Of temporary i'm
provement bonds of the city of Plea
santville issued pursuant to law, in
sum not TO exceed Ten Thousand
Dollars, which said temporary inn
-~~-----e~Nf hoods ~h;ll he general OH
legations of the City of Pleasantvilie.
bearing interest at rate not OK
ctstain5 SIX per cent. per annum. The
49, -ho" ~ signcd bv The
Mayor, sealed with the corporate seal
~..1 L.us ana sttteslea on the city
Clerk and may be issued in one in
stallment or from time TO time, AS
the money is needed for the improve
| ment.
Section 4. Be 1t Further Ordained.
tNat 20 rnuch of the cost Of said inn
provement as represents the special
at ietuilar benenis conferred, shall
be assessed upon the lands and real
estate in said City, benefited by said
Improvement in proportion to the BEN
eft each parcel shall receive there
from in the manner provided by law.
All moneys received from the asseSs-
ment OF benefits shall be forthwith
paid into the appropriate sinking fund
Of said city to pay tho Improvement
bonds when due. or Common Council
may appropriate money so received
from said assessment towards the re-
demption of said bonds which it may
determine to redeem.
Section s. BE It Further Ordained
that all ordinances. or parts Of ordf-
uances Inconsistent herewith he and
the same are hereby repealed, and
that this ordnance shall take effect
after final passage and publication
as provided b. law
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance Araa introduced at q
regular meeting Of the Common
Council Of the City of Pleasantville
N. j., held In Common Council Cham
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COMMISSIONER, So.

BY virtue Of an order Of the Allan
tic County Orphans Court dated May
25. 1927. the subscribers, conlnliSsion-
ers appointed in the matter of the
partition of lands of Rejoicy r. Clark,
deceased viii expose for sale at pub
lie vendue on Thursday. June 30. 1927.
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of
said DAY, daylight saving time in the
Court Room. 18th floor Guarantee
Trust Building, Atlantic City. Atlantic
tract Of land situate in tine City of
Pleasantville, and partly in the Town
ship OF Fee ffarbo., in the County of
Atlantic and State Of New Jersey,
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING in Mapes old road at
heap OF shells whore the line of late
Nicholas f'ramEes and Michael G.
Frambes crosses the same. it being a
corner to lands OF Daniel Stibbs. de-
ceased. and runs ~ South. fifty de-
Erecs West two chains and forty~Six
links along said Mapes road to said
Joseph Races corner. now Daniel L.
Collins corner: thence 90 South, fif-
ty-nine and three quarters OF a de-
gree East. two and fifty-one humid
redths chains CD North. fifty degree5N
East. two chains and forty-siX links
to late Michael G. Franbes line now
Collins and Godfrey Ange's slino;
thence a. by the same. North fifty
nine degrees and fourteen minutes
West, two chains and iiftyone links
to the beginning. Containing six
tenthS of an acre.
Conditions to be made known at
the time of sale
Dated: May 25, 1877
FtWOOD KIRKIAN,
IILTON GLENN
CHARLES u. JACKSON.
Commissioners.
c. C. Shinn, Proctor. 4f3S
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ORDINANCE NO. 33s.

AN ORDINANCE for the Organization
and Regulation of the Fire Depart
ment of the city of PleasantVille
BE 1t Ordained by the Common
Council of the City of PleasantvilIc:
Section J. The fire department OF
the city of Pleasantvillc shall con
sist of two Companies, 10 be known
as Company No. / and Company No.
3. Company No. / shall consist of the
officers and active members in good
standing of Volunteer Fire Company
No. /. and Company No. 3 shall con-
s!st of the officers and activef nember3
of Volunteer Fire Company No. s. and
such additional active members rs
may be added to either Company from
time to time. pursuant to law.
Section g There shall be appointed
in the manner hereinafter provided. n
Chief Engineer and two assistant
Chief Engineers. one assistant Chief
Engineer To be appointed from each
Company.
There shall also be appointed a Cap
tain and Lieutenant from each Com
pany, which appointments shall De
made by Common Council upon the
recommendation Of each Of the res
pective Companies, for the term OF
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Nowhere else in the world arc
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ton Here temperatures can be
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the Arctic chill of 40 below to the
desert heat of 14O degrees. A zee
ton ice plant-large enough to sup
ply ice for a small city-supplies
the refrigeration. Steam pipes pro
duee the higher temperatures.
Measuring as they can the crank
ing force necessary to start a cold
motor at such an extreme temper
allure as 40 degrees below zero,
Studebaker engineers secure def
mite information rather than theory
on which to base battery and start
ing motor design. This same search
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such as the cold room" provides,
and which is typical of all the work
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of the reasons behind the long, de
pendable performance of Stude-
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An American -Studebaker's
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ity run recently held in England,
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The trials We're over run Of
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drcd Fifty O5D feet, measured 1T
right angles. Southwest Of the Old
Somers Division Line.
Section .. That the sidewalks on
Ashury Avenue shall have q uniform
width of Eight and Five-Tenth5 $50
feet.
Section 3. That al ordinances OF
parts thereof Inconsistent herewith be
repealed. and that this ordinance
take effect Immediately.
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going ordinance was introduced at a
regular meeting Of the Borough
Council OF the Borough of Linwood
n. J., held in Council Chambers. BOr-
ough Hall. on June s, 1927, and was
passed upon first reading and viii be
considered for final passage at it's
meeting 10 be held in Council Cham
beers. Borough Hail. June 20. 1927. at
s O'Clock p NJ. daylight saving time.
Al which time and place all persons
interested win be given an opporttm-
it's to be heard concerning the same.
JAMES PARISH.
Borough Clerk.
T1,tod s,ro = 1907
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LIMWoop ORDINANCE Ne. q

LINWooD ORDINANCE NO. q
AN. ORDINANCE defining the lines of
Asbury Avenue. i'm the Borough of
Linwood. and the widths of side
walks thereof
WHEREAS, the Borough Council Of
the Borough of Linwood, at a meeting
held on April Is. 1927, instructed the
Borough Engineer to give property
owners ON Asbury Avenue lines and
grades for curbs
AND WHEREAS. upon making a
survey and examining deeds and n
copy Of the original map OF the tract
of land of which AsbwN Avenue IS
part. the Borough Engineer finds
that the distance from SeavIcw Ave-
nue. to the Old Somers Division line is
greater by about eleven CID feet
alonr the Northwest line of the said
tract than it is on the Shore Road.
AND WHEREAS, the map and
deeds call for the Northeast line Of
Asbury Avenue to be parallel to and
One Hundred Fifty G50) feet South
west of the Old Somers Division Line
end the Southwest line OF Asbury Az
enue to be parallel to and Three Hum
dred 5000 feet Northeast Of Seaview
Avenue; said distances to be measur
ed parallel to the Shore Road.
AND, WHEREAS. to determine the
width OF Asbury Avenue from the
above mentioned map it is necessary
to subtract the total amount set forth
az lots from the total frontage given
along the Shore Road
NOW, THEREFORE,. Be II Ordain-
cd by the Borough Council OF the
Borough OF Linwood.
section /. That the Southwest line
of AsDury Avenue be established par
allci to and three Hundred (300) feet
Northeast. measured parallel to the
Shore Rond. from Seayiew Avenue.
and that the Northeast line Of Asbury
Avenue be parallel to and One Hun