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The largest and most exclusive
selection or
F Oriental Lamps
Making Excellent
f CHRISTMAS GIFTS
* Also a large display of
useful gifts at normal
KONDO & CO.
Japanese and Chinese Art Objects
1711 BOARDWALK Traymore Block
Beautiful
Silk Shades and Lamps
Boudoir Lamps - Exclusive Electroliers
Electrical Appliances
Repairing Promptly Attended To
Reliance Gas & Electric Fixture Co.
3817 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Lionel .SJSiJrains
Electric Toasters - Curling Irons
Electric Irons
Radio Outfits, $65 up
W. S. HIGBEE & SON
3310 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Phone 4932-M
—HANDKERCHIEFS—
in Fancy Boxes
Fancy Embroidered Linen
Fancy Borders
—59c and 79c Box—
Give Her a Beautiful
BLOUSE!! .
Heavily beaded crepe
de chine overblouses, in
latest colorings; tie back
and hip models.
$4.98 - $5.98 - $6.98
Worth $8 to $10
Dainty Silk Lingerie
Makes a Useful Gift
Xmas Specials:
$3.00 crepe de chine
chemise, $1.98.
$2.49 heavy quality silk
vests, $1.79.
Swanee Waist Stores
1436 Atlantic Avenue
(Near New York Ave.)
Nothing Makes a Better
Gift Than a Home
We Have Them Waiting for You
BLOOM-WILLIAMS CO.
5313 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Ventnor Phone 8585
A. L. WILLIAMS ALEX F. BLOOM LOUIS BLOOM
Percolators
and a large assortment
of many electrical ap
pliances most accept
able for Xmas Gifts
—at—
The
Atlantic City Electric Co.
The Atlantic City National Bank
4 Per Cent On Time Deposits
The policy of the Atlantic City National
Bank is to promote Saving—To Reward
Thrift—To assure its Depositors return
that will encourage financial foresight.
■} Service in Every Branch of
i Modern Banking
The Atlantic City National Bank
THE FINEST CASES ENCLOSE THE WORLD’S
FAMOUS MOVEMENTS
Diamond and Platinum Watches, Elgin,
Waltham, Hamilton Movements, Diamonds
' and Jewelry
ERNEST E. SCADDING
(Successor to Henry Bolte, Jr.) Expert Watch Repairing
926 ATLANTIC AVENUE
F U R S
What Gift Is More Acceptable Than Fine Furs?
At
^ J Reasonable
Prices
Manufacturer and Importer
1307-09 PACIFIC AVENUE
Phone 2S16-M Near- South Carolina Avenue
What Well Dressed Women
Will Wear
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style will not be accepted. The
ups and downs of skirts proved
the fallacy of prophecy. All one
can say is, that the problem of
the hour which faces every
woman is what decolletage to
adopt. If she continues with the
so-called Italian neek-line, she
must succeed through various
experiments in breaking its
length and holding it in place.
uowni bo Lower for Evening
One fashion established beyond
peradventure is the extreme de
colletage for evening. Although
the Moyen Age fashions are in
full swing and will be, the Orien
tal exposure of the upper part of
| the body is a successful experi
ment. The dressmakers have in
duced women to drop the high
necked frock after seven o’clock
in the evening. Doing this, they
have resorted to extraordinary
and capricious expedients for
emphasizing the change. The
Oriental ideas rule.
The Cambodian ballet in Paris
started fashions swinging toward
Indo-C'hina. Even the Venetian
Moyen Age gowns, which com
prise a long, straight bodice with
a slightly full skirt gathered to
the bodice just below the waist
line, coincide with certain Orien
tal clothes. In a more daring
form, that type of gown was
worn for thousands of years by
Oriental dancers.
Furniture Repaired
Refinished and Upholstered
Expert Workmanship
Myerson’s Antique Shop
3023 Atlantic Avenue
Phone 4414-W
What Will the Winter Do to
Your Lawn?
MANURING, PLANTING, GRADING
Get the Advice of
JAMES CAMPBELL
Landscape Gardener
126-B Antler's Terrace, S. Georgia Ave.
Exclusively Prescriptions
' SMITH & BECK ,
(E. T. NICHOLL)
Sole Agents Squibbs’ Products
Ventnor and Weymouth Aves.
Telephone 7800
Bell Phone 7694-J
VENTNOR
HARDWARE CO.
Painting and Decorating
5213 Ventnor Avenue
H. O. SCOTT, Proprietor
Intelligent Direction
Essential
It is only as one loves his work and shows his love by
availing himself of every possible means of developing his
powers in the attainment of some supreme end, and as he is
willing to make sacrifices,' if need be, to be at his best in
mastering the situation, that he can win or merit the highest
success in his profession.
The strength that comes from the assurance that one is
directing his energies wisely and intelligently and success
fully, in the larger and better sense, is the essential part of
one’s equipment. Especially is it true in the profession of
caring for the human dead.
It would be difficult in this day and age to find a physician
who would wish to return to the methods in vogue twenty
five, fifteen, or even ten years ago. Many changes have taken
place in the last ten years in the conduct and management
of funerals. The quality and character of funeral furnishings
have improved. The advent of the motor vehicle has prac
tically eliminated the horse-drawn coach, and science has
perfected the art of preserving and beautifying the dead.
Dennis A. Gormley
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
911 PACIFIC AVENUE
Atlantic City, N. J.
From
Chas. L. Fischer
1622 PACIFIC AVENUE
(opposite the library)
Phone 1050
.Flowers by telegram to all parts of the U. S.
and Canada.
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SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 16
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