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Pathex Movie Outfits
X80 We're Sos

2 Pathex Moving Picture Out.
fits camera and projector),
with automatic drive. Greatly
reduced for clearance.
6 Banjo Ukuleles. Were $1.95.
NOW .CU
5 Victor Record French Les.
son Sets. Were So. Now. .$2
! Mahogany Photograph.
Was $55. Now. SEQ
! Banjo Ukulele. Was 81.
Now ................. .$2.75
l Banjo Ukulele. Was 50.
NOW ........ ..... .SS
I Banjo Ukulele. Was $40.
NOW sd
l Banjo UkuleIe. Was s11.5o.
1NoW ..... $50. ~
! COlOred Banjo Ukulele. Was
$lO. Now. ..$5
l COlOred Banjo Ukulele. Was
$3.50. Now. $3.50
l Hawaiian Ukulele. Was SIS.
NOW .$y
! Hawaiian Ukulele. Was $40.
NOW SO
l Hawaiian Ukulele. Was 50.
NOW Sd
VICTROLA GALLERIES
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Mems Fancy Socks, Csc; Pairs, 81
We're SOc nuH 81 Pair

Mems Fancy RayonandSilk and Rayon'andL
with double Isle heels toes and soes In sizes H.
101a and II. . -
SO Mems White Shirts in sizes a. IS
49, 16 161s 171. Were ST. Now .$165
80 Mems Night Shirts of Fruit of Loom muslin "a and
sizes Is 10 19. Were $3.50 and 81. Now LILO
"a CoIored Wash Bow Ties Were soc. Now. 25c
Mems Sosee Underwear: Sleeveless Shirts In sizes
A and 49, and Knee Drawers in sizes 49, 49, AZ and
4s Were ST. SO piece Now a.. ,..o oGc G
II Night Shirts of silk mixtures and fine sateen IN
sizes Is. 16 and II. Were $3.50 to S. Now. $3.50
6 Suits of Mems Pajanas of broadcoth and silk
S6 suit. Now. $3.50
Ia Lightweight Ribbed Union Suits; sleeveless Style in
lengths; in sizes SO, 49, 40 "A and 49, Were
IL Outing Caps, in brown and mixtures;
sizes 7lk, IN 7as. SO. 185
Worsted Puover Sweaters fancy coors; sizes SS
FURNISHINGS NEW LOCATION, SECOND FLOOR
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Larger Women's New Fall Dresses
Sbeci0I $3.50

II Larger Woens New Fall Dresses. of satin and
in shades of brown. and black; show side
drapes jabos, tucks, peats and contrasting
Trimmed with embroidery in sizes 42h, 44h
4612 and 4814.
SPECIAL. SIZE SECTION THIRD FLOOR
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Remnant Day Offers Savings Of A, u and More
Remnant Day merchandise is not returnabl

Remnant lay meT
Mems Shower -proofed Topcoats, $2o.25
Were S35
splendid variety of tweed
been taken from regular STOCK
reduced S26o
utility and there all sizes
"a to AZ.
Mems Suits, $24.75; Were $35
double breasted models
a S1O25 each suit If your size Is mere
TROUSERS ALTERATIONS ONLY. Reguars-35 36 ~ 59 4o
s-36 Souts-3S and SO.
a Mn Fine sfy sSG and fG an % @ S I
MEMS CLOTHES SECTION SECOND FLOOR
s ss ss.sty @ ST. as S T. Of and % and wes @ sSs
THE ENGLISH SHOP. SECOND FLOOR.
Mems Shoes, $4.65 Pair
We're Sc to S14
black caskin oxfords; few
high shoes Sizes the
AA A s. 81, 8. 91k, H. B g. 6k, Sk, 1O g.
61g Z ~ s. 1OJh H. 111a, 71 10, 101a and IL.
Mems House Slippers, $2.45 Pair
We're 81 to Sc
House Slippers including tan kid operas
Sizes the combined lot include g. 6l2 T.
~, s, 9. 91a, 10. 1o1k. IL and liz.
SHo SECTION
Boys Eng1ish-Made Shoes, $3.75 Pair
Greatly Reduced
Is is f + sn sGsn * s range II " 1s'
ra rGss and arS s s She's snS % g. css %s @ ps so
and T 6 Boys bsf & and Tan ST. n z 81 in and hs So lot
B FOURTH FLOOR
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Chi1dren's Striped Socks
Special CSC pair: 3 pairs. ST

Childrens Fancy stripes
Sizes 51z to 61a
Chdrens engh FancytOp Wool Socks
10 1912 $1.5O Now
IL pairs Infants White Cashmere Socks size Were pair
pairs Chdens Lightweight Gray Wool Socks
6a Were $50 Now soc
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Pillows. SOC We're Csc

25 Cretonne and Glazed Chintz
Pillows, in attractive shades.
so Hand.embrOidered Towels.
Were 75c. Now. -: .2oc
! French Print Scrap Baskets.
Were $3.50. Now. .$l.5O
6 Silk.cOvered Pillows, with
ribbon flower trimming. Were
S4.25. Now. w............. .5V
4 GeOrgette covered Bed
Lights. Were 1925. Now. .S2
1 Apiece Hand.embrOidered
Bedroom Set. Was $12.
NOW ........... ..... .$O.
l Hand.embroidered Center-S
piece. Was $12.75. Now. .$6
ART EMBROIDERY SECTION
CuvENTrJ F'In0R
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90 Pairs Laird Schober & Co. Pumps in discontinued
styles taken from regular stock and reduced to $97 In
cuded pumps of patent leather, black kid and gun
metal calf and patent leather strap and tongue pumps
3H, 4, S, 5H. 6l, TX, 8, and c 3H, 5, 6, H. g.
90 Pairs and and two
naed 44 7 t 1e B "a IA and nd : g. o. were 81 50
Two.Strap Pumps. with Cuban heels
AAA q. IA c 315. A. Were $3.50
$15 Now 1915
WoMENs SHOE SECTION, THIRD FLOOR.
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TOYS Reduced

d ~
8 Dolls. Were $1.75 to $6.75.
Now .............75 .75c to $3.75
6 Doll Beds. Were $3.50 to
$3.50. Now w................$ Isl
6 Cedar Chests. Were $6.25.
NOW -. SO
2 Cedar Chests. Were 81.
NOW ..$S
2 0.guage Electric Loc0mO-
tfves, with automatic reverse.
Were S14. Now. .$9.75
2 Large Pullman Cars, with
6-wheel trucks. Were $3.50.
/ Furnished Doll House. was
$11.75. Now. .$7.75
1 Furnished Doll House.
Was $8.75. Now. $3.50
Electric Locomotive, with
automatic reverse. Was S22.
Now .................. ..$16.5O
O.guage Electric Locomotive.
Was $3.50. Now. 80. .$5.25
Electric Locomotive. Was
SO. Now. $3.50
O-guage Electric Locomotive.
Was Sc. Now. ..$3
Electric Locomotive, with
hand reverse. Was $6.75.
Now $3.50
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Women's Fabric Gloves
75c Pair We're SIPS

SO Pairs Women's Fancy-cuff
Fabric Gloves in mode, gray
and sand; sizes 6, 81 and z.
18 Pairs WOmen's Fancy.cuff
Glace Gloves, in sizes 5%, 6,
6A and Z. Were $3.50 pair.
Now .$2.25
18 Pairs WOmen's 1.clasp PXM
Capeskin Gloves, in black;
sizes 5h. 6, Z, ~ and III.
Were $3.50 pair. Now. 81
10 Pairs WOmen's 1.clasp
Pique Kid Gloves, in sizes 6
and 6A. Were $3.50 pair.
Cxo, c,,-.1~, I-z.. n. -
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Girls and Junior Misses Dresses and
Coats Reduced
Junior Misses Pumps, $2.95
We're Sc f0 So Pair

20 Pairs Junior Misses Pumps of leather
black aln reduced because of this broken size
AN A a. Az, 512, 61a; B 21a to 6 and c. 21a to 81.
II Pairs Tan Cakin High Shoes with
in the lot include 111, 12 121s 111, 12z
Moccasns sizes q
z, and TO- Were $3.50 So pair Now.
Pairs Infants Brown Cakn High Shoes
soles. in sizes s. 51, 6a "a, and 2. Were SO
Now
Pairs Girls Tan Cafskn Onesrap Pumps,
g and IN Were $3.50 pair .$295
Pairs Junior Misses High Shoes, sizes
C. Ma SHOE SEcuo EInoR
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Women's Felt Hats
Special, $3.75
25 Women's New Felt Hats in
attractive shapes and shades.
s Women's Hats from the
French Room. Reduced to %
MILLINERY SECTION
THIRD FLOOR.
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hone orders not accepted
Women's Co1ored Linen Handkerchiefs
~ oh

OpECIW I0C EUCN
so Dozen women Colored Linen Thread Handkerche
in variety shades
WoMENs HANDKERCHIEF SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
rs and
white with 1ainch number pleasing
shades Greatly each. SOC
MEMS HANDKERCHIEF FLOOR.
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Misses Dresses, $9.75
Women's Dresses, $18.75 Were $3.50

8 Women's Dresses of black silk georgette,
frnged flesh georgette chiffon, beige,
and sizes 36 to a..
WOmens Chinese Danasx Dresses in white size a. Were
WOmens Dresses, of maize georgee printed chiffon and
tan silk in sizes SO to AZ Were $3.50 to $4250
WOmens Dresses of and black georgette and
chiffon; sizes SO 46. $685. S42.50 .S29
W0men's TwOpiece Chinese Damasl Dresses white;
sizes 40 and AZ. Were S195O $3.50
WoMEN's DRESS SECTION THIRD Floor.
Women's Shagmoor Coats, $35 We're $3.50
Womens Haflned shagmoor Coats; tailored models with
stitched pockets trimmed with kit fox and fitch collars
gray tan and rust mixtures; &c. 49, AZ and A.
Plain SIagmOOr Coats in full ned size 3S.
Were $49.50 and $69.50. Now
Womens Twill and Kashmir Coats taeta crepe lined
in tan and blue; sizes 36 and AZ. Were much
Now $3.50
Dress Coats; black satin finish, trimmed
with broadtail and kit fox in sizes SO and AZ Were $3.50
WoMEN's CoAT SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
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10 Picture Books for Little
Children. We're 75c each.
10 Mother Goose Rhymes.
Were 81. Now ....,.... .25c
5 Pocket Classics, leather bind
ing. Were 81. Now 49,. soc
! Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayam,
illustrated by Dulac (damageO.
Was IS. Now ......... $3.50
1 A Lifetime With Mark
Twain, by Mary Lawton. Was
$3.50. Now ............ 81 .5O
/ Psychology of Human So.
ciety, by Ellwood. Was 50.
NOW .@i.0V
1 English Picture Book (brok-
en- ding). Was $3.50.
Now ............. .SL
Christmas Carol. Was soc.
NOW '~"S
Fairy Tales That Never
Grow Old. Was S1.50. Now 75c
Book SECTION. FIFTH FLOOR.
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Women's Knit Conbina.
ton Suits. CSC

ton Suits, CSC
We're $3.50 and SI75
13 Womens Knit Combination
Suits: Richelieu make. of mercer
ized Isle: wanted styles, in white
and flesh: sizes 5. q. z. 8 and 8
Islightly soiled).
Bloomers. U%an in tan: sizes "s' 3 and % o
isoiled). Were $3.75 pair.
Z Women's Knit Combination suits:
Richelieu make. in popular styles;
in white: sizes 9. and 8 (soiled)
Were 75c and 85c. Now. -. 45c
KNIT UNDERWEAR SECTION
Ttyrpn Er
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Smoking Accessories
Friday Notions
Reductions

2OU packages Wire Hairpins,
in black and bronze 2% and
3-inch lengths. Were sc
package. Now. 8 pkgs., SC
1874 packages Rickrack Braid,
in peach, rose. green, brown,
light and dark blue and gray.
Was 10c package. Now. SC
1877 Scotch Novelties, including
tape measures, pincushions,
hairpin boxes, pin trays and
round and square boxes. Re-
duced ................. "A
72 pairs Sew.On Carriers. Spe-
cial. go. .15c pair; pairs. CSC
10 CretOnne Sewing Baskets.
Were S1.75. Now. ....... csc
6 Cret0nne Sewing Baskets.
Were $2.25. Now ....... .95c
Notions SECTION, FIRST FLOOR.
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'mable erchangeable; not sent D. d. approua
Womens Laird Schober Co. Pumps $975 Playing Card

Shotguns and Puttees
Reduced
1?-gauge DoubIe.barrel Shot.
gun. Was S69. Now. .S49.5 80
16.gauge Double barrel Shot.
gun. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
2 Pairs Boys Leather Puttees,
size 12ha. Were $40 pair.
. Pairs Boys Leather Puttees,
size 1919. Were $3.50. Now 81
SPORTING Goops SECTION
FOURTH FLOOR.
Smoking Accessories
Reduced
IS China Ash Trays. Were 81.
NOW .UJC
Ash Tray Sets. Were SO set.
NOW .............. SI.0O
Cigarette Jars. Were $3.50.
Now, each ..............S1.25
2 Ash Trays. Were $1.5O.
Now, each .75c
Ash Trays damaged. Were
$3.50. Now, each. ........ .75c
l Cigarette Box. Was $40.
now ......:... %
KODAK AND CUTLERY SECTION
FIRST Ey OoP
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Playing Cards
Special, SOC Pack
IL Dozen Packs Gilt Edge
Playing Cards in red, green or
black celluloid cases. Backs in
blue or red.
STATIONERY SECTION
FIRST FLOOR.
Perfume Burners
Special, 81
100 Imported Sea Shell Per.
fume Burners, in assorted
colors.
TOILET Goops SECTION
FIRST FLOOR.
Reed and Barton Silver
Plated F1atware
Reduced

6 Sterling Silver Cocktail
Glasses tdamaged). Were
S22.5O, set Of 6. Now. .S11.25
6 Sterling Silver Cordial
Glasses. Were $40, set Of 6.
5 Fruit Stands. Were $3.50.
Now ..................$2
2 Pairs Hammered Candle.
sticks; sterling silver. Were
$3.50 pair. Now. .$1.75
4 Ash Trays. Were $2.50.
NOW 49,. '.... ]l'OU
2 3-piece Carving Sets. Were
IS. Now. w................S3.75
/ Fish.sl,aped Cigarette Hold.
er. Was $5. Now. $3.50
/ Pair GOld.plated Birds. Was
Sc pair. Now. ..$3
l Pair G0ld.plated Birds. Was
SIS pair. Now. 49,. $3.50
Pair Gold-plated Birds. Was
S. pair. Now ......... $3.50
Pair Gold-plated Birds. Was
81 pair. Now. Sc
1 Large Pepper Shaker (glass
lined). Was S3.75. Now $3.50
Small Dutch Goblet. Was
81. Now. w..................$1
1 Sterling Candlestfck dam.
aged. Was $1.50. Now. 75c
Dutch Vase. Was $3.50.
NOW
/ Yellow China COInpOrt dam
aged). Was 81. Now. -. soc
1 Smoking Tray. Was S2.25.
Now ..................$1.25
SILvERwARE SECTION
FIRST FLOOR.
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Women's W&L Gird1es. $1.95 Wgs,tY,,
Women's Cotton Crepe Gowns Special ST

80 Womens ali beautifully handmade
handembroidered in peach - ~
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SECTION. FLOOR
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Neg1igees Reduced

& kersR sRr As"sSs' Ss @ sa we're s
beade on black 'fss Sss
pink Crepe Chine Was . So oS
French French SMss'sss Neg % Of velvet
ain undep hp
yellow sill. lining red
ana trimmed with yellow ostrich.
NEGLIGEE SECTION. FLOOR.
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Women's Fu11-fashioned Silk Hose
SteCiaL $3.50 Pair

18O Pairs Womens Full.ashoned Silk sik-to.top,
with Isle soles metal evenglow shadow pearl bush
bondne. moonlight.
WOme Black
WOMEN's HOSIERY FIRST FLOOR
Womer's Silk Overb1ouses, $2.95 tWyeeYe
15 Wonms Printed Silk Overhlouses; black
white. white: "a AZ
in he Were$
Cardigan Jackets navy
and 3S IN the lot Were $575 1895
BLOUSE SECTION, THIRD Floor.
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Walnut Room Dresses Reduced

Afternoon Gown with embroidery
white A. Was SIS. Now. 5
Afternoon Gown with embroidery
white 38. $50. Now. $35
TwoPece Crepe de Chine Dress Vonnet trimmed
with size 16. Was $50. Now $35
Tailored Pleaed Dress Of beige georgete size 3s Was
TwoPiece Crepe de Chine Dress hand in French
blue size 40 Slightly faded Was $50. Now. $l9SO
Chiffon Dance FrOc orchid size Is Slightly shopworn Was
Women's Silk Sports Dresses, $12.25
We're $3.50 to S25
Onepiece attractive light
shades and stripes.
IL Linen Suit $685. .95c
Imported Silk SpOyer Sweaters. $3.50. Now. .$575
SPoRTswEAR SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
Misses Dresses, $9.75 " Yes ysssS MS"
chiffon chine.
number TO Styles shown in peach, white and prints
Sizes ii to 18.
Misses Evening Dresses blue
ii to 49, Were SIS $29.5O. $145O
MISSES DRESS SECTION.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-01

OF MorthGeld. New Jersey, has decided
that IL is necessary to raise money in
the sum OF Ninety thousand Dollars
$3.50. 900 for the purpose Of building
an addition to the Mill Road School
House, located al Mill and New Roads,
Mortified, New Jersey. and has pre-
pared and delivered to each member
OF the Board Of School Estimate OF
Mortified certificate Of the amount
Of money estimated for such purposes,
and
WHEREAS, the Board OF School
Estimate has fixed and determined
that the sum of Ninety Thousand
Dollars Cs90000) is necessary to be
raised wberewith to build an addition
to the Mill Road School House, locat-
ed at Mil and New Roads, Mortified.
New Jersey, as set forth in the cer-
tlncate OF the Board OF Education Of
said city, and has made two certifi-
Gates of such estimate. one OF which
certificates has been delivered to the
Board of Education and the other to
the Common Council of said City
Now, Therefore. BE 1T Ordained by
the Common Council of the City of
Northfield:
Section J. That We do hereby APP
propriate the sum of Ninety Thousand
Dollars (s90.00a) for the purpose of
building an addition to the Mill Road
School House. located at Mill and New
Roads. Mortified, New jersey.
Section 2. To provide the necessary
funds for such purposes, and for which
the said appropfiation herein mem
toned is made. there shall be Issued
by the City of Mortified under its
corporate seal, signed by the Mayor.
attested by the City Clerk, counter
signed by the City Treasurer, Tempo
rAry Sciloo. Bonds of the City Of
Northfield in the sum Of Ninety
Thousand Dollars $3.50, 9D0)
Section 3. That said bonds silall
state in general terms the purpose for
which they are issued, and shall bear
interest at a rate not exceeding SIX
per centum (6Ge) per aifnunl. payable
senti-annually. shall be designated
Temporary School Bonds, snail pc
signed by the Mayor, coHntersigned
by the City Treasurer and sealed with
the corporate seal of said City. attes-
ted by the City Clerk, and the coupons.
If any. attached to said bonds. shall
be author Gated by the fac slBaiie
signature of the City Treasurer Said
bonds shall be sold by the Director Of
Revenue and Finance. for not less than
par value and accrued interest All
other matters in respect to the lssu-
ance. sale and delivery of said tempo
fary bonds shall be fixed by supse-
nuent resolutions OF the Common
Council of the City of Northfield. n.
j provided, however. that all of said
bonds shall mature and be paid within
six years from their date
Section 4 That the proceeds realiz-
ed from the sale of such bonds shall
be paid to the custodian of school
moneys of the City Of Northtield- VINO
shall in no event, discourse the same.
except 10 pay the expenses of issuing
and selling the same and for the pur-
poses for which said bonds are issued.
Sector, & This CfTsina nee sbaH be-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-01

Mayne, spo--ssored by the great Ell
version, his nephew and heir pre-
sumptiye. Lurline liked him so gen.
timely she tried hard to fight off
his infatuation-but in vain.
After month of it Miss Dor
rance came one vacant afternoon
upon Lurline prone ON the library
couch, her hands behind her head,
smiling happily. "Only think--that
child, Elvers. thinks he wants to
marry me-" she said almost dream
lily, "What would you say to it,"
.'That ii is-what he was brought
here for Miss Dorrance answered,
smiling almost humanity. she had
begun to fear wildly that EMERSON
was not Indifferent to her charge.
How funny! What makes you
think so? You surely don't mean
Uncle Bill led him like a lamb to
the Slaughter" Lurline murmured.
Miss Dorranee- took her courage
in both hands and said breathless-
ly: "You must understanding are
not the least bit stupid"
IUdllkS lOf tnS HTSL CUHipii-
ment,r Lurline half sighed. "but-I
still don't see what Elvers' turning
mooncalf can mean to every
body"
.You accepted him?" from Miss
Dorrance. her face white and
drawn.
That's my affair--and his
from Lurline placidly.
Miss Dorranee pulled her to her
feet, saying in hard voice: "Your
guardian, Mr.. EMERSON. feels bound
to remain single SO long as he has
you in charge. He brought his
nephew here to match him with
you-once that is done-he can
plan for himself
Hes old enough to know what
he wants." Lurline interrupted.
'Je does know" gasped Miss
Dorrance. eve have been engaged
months-now he is tired of wait
ing
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-01
ApvERTisEMENr.

Sealed bids will be received bv t1aa
Board of Chosen Freeholders Of Atjaa-s
tic County, n. j.. at IL o'clock noon.
daylight saving time, On Wednesday,.
JuiF Is. 1927, in the Assembly Room
on the 7tB floor OF the Guarantee Trust
Bldg. Atlantic City, n. j., during 4
regular meeting of the Board there.
for the reconstruction and resiirfacing;
of Ventnor Avenue in the Borough OF
Longpoit with sheet asphalt on com;
crete base over the full width of the
pavement between curbs. The recon-
structIon viii include excavation. eSsa-s
baBkmeDt, concrete cutters, eg7crete.
curb and sidewalks, brick MEANINGLESS.
cast iron drains. storm water df'ainS
catch basins and other Incidental
items required in connection with the
work.
Plans and specifications. covering
the proposed work, are on fife at tho
office Of the County Engineer. z4f
Guarantee Trust Bldg. Atlantic cay.
N j.. where they may be inspected
during business hours and a copy. of
each may be secured by a prospeef ive
bidder in consideration of deposit Of
$1,000 in cash or satisfactory check.
which deposit will be refunded II the
plans and specifications are returned
in good condition at OF before the
time of receiving bids. The bidding
will be on a unit price basis and bids
viii not be received unless they are
written on the bidding form attached
to the specifications. The bid must BE-
accompanied by a certified check in An
amount,not less than 10ec of the Lump
Sum Bid. except that the Certified
check need not exceed the sum Of
$40. 900 90, and there must be submit
ted by each bidder certificate of surety
on the form attached to the specifl<
cations The successful bidder sntist
furnish satisfactory bond in the ftIiI'
amount of the contract. with surety
that viii meet the approval Of the
Board of Chosen Freehoiders Of Al
Iantic County. n. j.. to gtsarxntees
completion of the work under the non-
tract.
The right is reserved to rejee1 any.
or all bids.
| BY order Of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-01
OVER $50 NATURALIzED =

More than $50 persons made
application at the courthouse here
today for their final citizenship
papers. This, June session OF
Naturalization Court was presided
over by Judge William H. Smathers
Those from this section of the
county who were listed for the
final test today included: Frank
Buono, Carmine Dagmore, Sebas-
tan Alerei, Italian; Susan Nc.
Gurk, British; Adelal Petrosh,
Czechoslovakian, of Mays Land
ing; WNfred Price, British, Estell
Manor; Vincenzo Tramuta, Italian,
Mizpah: Emidio Scarcel, Italian,
Riehland; Fiore Cheli, Marco
Cheli, Ettore Muzarelli, Italian,
Buena; Peter Click, Polish,
Dorothy; Dimos Lambros, British,
Mckee City.
The next session of Natural
ization Court will be held on
Wednesday, Sept. %. No more
applications can be received for
this session, but all who file now
viii come up for final papers at
the December session, Wednesday,
Dec. 20.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-01
Observation-Disclosures NO. 10.

Notice is hereby given by the Com
mon Council of Absecon City that the
following Ordinance WAS introduced
and passed first reading at q regular
meeting held on the eleventh day of
May. 1927, and win be considered on
second reading and final passage and
adoption by said Common Council at
regular meeting TO be held in the
Council Chambers, City Hall, in said
CITY. on the tweptv-tifih cav of Nav
1927, at eight O'Clock in the evening,
daylight saving time, at which Linao
public hearing will be had ON said
ordinance.
AN ORDINANCE to accept by deed
of dedication portion of street
known as Kessler Avenue and all
of street known as Brandt Avenue.
BE 1t Ordained by the Common
Council of Absecon City that:
| Section l. That the City. Of Abseeon
City accept by deed of dedication the
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following described land as set forth
in said deed or dedication and maps
attached TO said decd Of dedication
and described as follows: BEGIN
MING at a point in the Southeasterly
side Of the Shore Road and the North
east corner of Kessler Avenue; also
being the Northwest corner Of Charles
NJ, Eessler; and runs thence G)South
thirtg-onc degrees seventeen minutes
twenty seconds East 1880 feet:thence
~ South one degree twenty nine
minutes forty seconds west 3Z6. Sc feet
Lane; thence 90 North eighty-siX de-
grees fifty-thTce minutes thirty sec
onds West seq feet along the North
line Of Sooy's Lane; thence a. North
one degree twentN-nine minutes forty
seconds East 31G.74 feet; thence 81
North thifty-one degrees seventeen
minutes twenty seconds West $3.50
feet to a point ia the Southeagterly
side OF Shore Road; thence 90 North
fifty eight degrees forty-two minutes
forty seconds East along the South
easterly side of Shore Road 80 feet
to the place of beginning. The above
described tract being a portion OF
Kessler Avenue and all of Brandt
Avenue.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall take
effect when and as provided by law
after its final massage and publication
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
The foregoing ordinance was passed
at regular meeting of Common Coun-
Gil after second reading and final pas
sage. held in Council CHAMBERS, May
25. 1927.
HARRY CARTON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: SAMUEL JOHNSON,
City Clerk.
Approved: HARRY MATrfsoN. SIR.
Mayor.
May %. 1927.
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NoRIHFlELp oapINANcE

An ORDINANCE providing FOR the
issuance of temporary School Bonds
in the sum OF Ninety Thousand Dol
lars (S90.0G0) and appropriatjng the
money arising therefron for the
purpose Of building an addition to
the Mill Road School House, located
at Mil and New Roads, Mortified,
New Jersey.
WHEREAS. the Board of Education
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come operative when and as provided
nv law. after the publication hereof
and its final passage.
4nlrvda,vd s.it. l-esssed first reaHiHs
at regular meeting OF the Comn5oif
Council OF the city of Nofthfield beld
in Common Council chambers, city
Hall, Monday, June 10th, 1927. and
whi be considered for final reading
after a public hearing at a reSsf4ass
meeting OF the NorthfieId Conii1ion
Council to he held IN Common Cnttuclg
Chambers, City Hail. Tuesday cven \
ing. July 5. 1927, at O'Clock, day
light saving time. al which tifne the
public win be given an opportunity to
be heard.
GEORGE H. MULLER.
City Clerk
Dated. Mortified, N J.. June 20. 5az7