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Local Dogs Winners
In Classic Show
Entries of Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.
Merrick, and Mr. Taggart
Capture Many Ribbons in
A. C. Kennel Club Exhibit
The interest aroused in the At
lantic City Kennel Club’s dog <
show this year brought out one :
of the greatest exhibitions ever i
featured in the resort. From <
every angle the show was a sue- <
cess, both from a sporting and i
charitable standpoint, due to the ]
labors of President Edward W. i
Griswell and Dr. John McAnulty, 1
chairman of the Bench Com- s
mittee. ]
Molly Cinders by Prince Chum j
E., and Brower’s Gyp, Mrs. Mar- £
garet C. Bradley's entry, made a t
clean sweep among the Boston
Terrier bitches. Mrs. Bradley is i
a Ventnor resident and her feat a
has never been equaled on Ab- I
secon Island.
Mrs. Charlotte Merrick, of Vent
nor, won many to spaniel prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pusey, with
Teddy and Mitzie, won local dog
and local bitch honors, re- 1
spectively. i
Mrs. .Frank Mavis Farrington's *1
Feodora, of Livinia, was the win- t
ner in the novice, local, and open
classes among the Russian wolf- 1
hounds. ;
Asta vom Forstbrunen, a local
female shepherd, owned by O. H. ■
Schmidt, 108 Pacific Avenue, ,
won first and special prize in the 1
Local Class, which included all l
female shepherds entered from :
Atlantic City and County and 1
was also Reserve winner in the
Open and Limited Class at the
recent dog show held at the ‘
Steeplechase Pier under the aus- :
pices of Atlantic County Kennel
■Club. This same dog has also
won many prizes in other large
dog shows in this country. Asta
vom Forstbrunen was brought
over from Germany last year by
Mr. Schmidt from his father-in
law’s kennels in Wurtemburg,
Germany, which kennels are well- I
known in that country for fine
bred shepherd dogs. Asta vom \
Forstbrunen is a full-pedigreed !
female shepherd registered in ■
Germany and the American Ken- 1
ne! Club and is out of such
famous dogs as Pasha vom Wuer
tenburg, Olaf von der Hutte,
Ayax von Riedeckenburg, Apollo
von Huenstein, Flora Berke
meyer, Kuno von Edelweiss,
Jokel von Schweitzinger and
many other well-known cham
pions of Germany. Asta was
lately bred to Frido von Randtal,
of whom Mr. T. Parks Duncan
LEGAL
FIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received by the
Common Council of Ventnor City, when
called for by the President at a meet
ing to be held December 24th, 1923,
at the hour of eight o’clock in the Coun
cil Chamber of the City Hall, Ventnor
City, New Jersey, for the sale of one
Webb Pumper and hose cart.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check to the amount of one
hundred ($100) dollars made to the
order of Enoch S. Turner, City Treas
urer.
Ventnor City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
, By orders of the Common Council
6f Ventnor City.
CHARLES E. RlBPPETTO.
City Clerk.
Dated Dec. 5th, 1923.
Ventnor News, 12-5
PUBLIC NOTICE
Commissioners of Assessment of
Ventnor City will hold a meeting in the
Council Chamber, City Hall, Ventnor
City, New Jersey, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21st. 1923
AT 3 O’CLOCK P. M.
for the purpose of assessing upon the
lands and real estate benefited thereby,
the paving of Winchester Avenue with
concrete.
At which time and place, any and all
persons having an interest therein may
be heard.
CHARLES E. REPPETTO,
i ' City Clerk.
Dated Dec. 5th, 1923.
Commissioners of Assessments:
HERMAN MULOCK,
JAMES McCLAY,
WALTER JENKINS.
Ventnor News, 12-5
The Annual Meeting of the Share
holders of this Bank for the election
of Directors and for the transaction
of any other business will be held at
the Banking House, Atlantic Avenue at
Surrey Place, on Tuesday, January 8th,
1924, between the hour of Three P. M.
and Pour P. M.
GEORGE W. BOND.
Cashier.
is the proud owner. Frido von
Randtai was Reserve winner last
year in the Shepherd Dog Show
in New York City, when said
show was judged by Dr. Rosen-*
beck, who came over from Ger
many for this special occasion.
Tag vora Forstbrunen, a nine
month-old puppy by Asrta vom
Forstbrunen and Tell yom Mess
ala tz and owned by Ludwig and
mtered by Thomas Taggart, of
55 South Indiana Avenue, car
ded off more ribbons than any
ither Atlantic City and County
:ntry by taking one special, two
irst, and two second prizes. This
nippy had many admirers ,at the
log show, among whom were
Irs. T. Parks Duncan, a local
hepherd dog fancier, and Mrs.
Rockefeller Dodge, a nationally
rominent figure in all the large
hepherd Dog Shows and daugh
5r of Mrs. William Rockefeller.
Asta voim Forstbrunen and her
uppy, Tag vom Forstbrunen,
Iso won a blue ribbon in the
trace Class.
To Paint Trolley Poles
In the interest of safety first,
he Atlantic City and Shore Rail
oad Company is painting a sec
ion of all trolley, poles along
itlantic Avenue, white.
Officials of the company main
ain that this will prove to serve
LEGAL
To be presented for a public hearing
nd final consideration at a meeting of
he Common Council of Ventnor City,
I. J., Monday, December 10th, 1923,
it the hour of eight o’clock, at which
ime and place any and all persons in
erested in the provisions of this Or
linance will be heard.
ORDINANCE NO. 17
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
[•HE ISSUANCE OF BONDS OF
/ENTNOR CITY TO AN AMOUNT
'JOT EXCEEDING THE SUM OF
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
[$15,000) PAR VALUE FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DERIVING MONEY
FROM THE SALE THEREOF FOR
rHE PURCHASE OF FIRE ENGINES,
FIRE TRUCKS, HOSE CARTS OR
3TIIER VEHICLES FOR USE IN THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT OF VENTNOR
3ITY:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF VENTNOR CITY:,
Section 1. That negotiable bonds of I
/entnor City in the aggregate sum not
>xceeding the sum of Fifteen thousand
lollars ($15,000) be issued for the
purpose of deriving moneys from the
ale thereof for the purchase of Fire
ngines, fire trucks, hose carts or othe:*
vehicles for use in the Fire Department
•f Ventnor City. Said bonds shall be
>f the denomination of One thousand
lollars ($1,000) each, to be dated Feb
ruary 1st., 1924, and shall bear inter
est at the rate of five per cent. (5 %)
>er annum; payable semi-annually on
the first days of February and August
n each year; said bonds shall be num
bered from 19 to 33 bqth inclusive, and
shall mature in numerical order as
follows:
BOND number 1, aggregating the
sum of One thousand dollars ($1,000)
on the first day of February, 1925.
Bonds No. 20 and No. 21 aggregating
the sum of Two thousand dollars
($2,000) and those of the next suc
ceeding numbers aggregating the sum
of Two thousand dollars ($2,000) to
and including February, 1st., 1932.
Said bonds shall be signed by the
Mayor, sealed with the corporate seal
of the City, and shall be attached by
the City Clerk and the coupons attached
to said bonds shall be signed with the
fac-simile signature of the City Treas
urer.
Said bonds when ordered by a Reso
lution of the Common Council of Vent
nor City shall be sold for an amount
not less than par value thereof, and
there shall be raised by Tax each year
hereafter while any of the said bonds
are outstanding and unpaid, such sums
of money as may be necessary to pay
the interest on all outstanding bonds
and the principal of said bonds as the
same shall become due and payable.
The amount of money to be raised
for the purpose aforesaid is Fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,000).
Section 2. It is hereby determined
and declared:
(a) The probable period of useful
ness of such fire engine, fire truck, hose
cart or other vehicle for use in the
Fire Department in Ventnor City is
twenty (20) years.
(b) The average assessed valuation
of the Taxable real estate (including
improvements) of the City of Ventnor
City, computed on the next preceding
three valuations thereof in the manner
provided in Section 12 of Chapter 252
P. L., 1916, as amended is Ten mil
lion, seven hundred and eighty-three
thousand, two hundred and eighty
three dollars and one cent ($10,783,
283.01). .
(c) The net debt of the City of
Ventnor City computed in the manner
provided in said Section 12 of said
Act as amended is Five hundred thirty
nine thousand, seven hundred and
twenty dollars and twenty-two cents
($539,720.22).
(d) The Annual Debt Statement
and the Supplemental Debt Statement
required by Section 12 of said Act as
amended have been made by the City
Comptroller, the chief Financial Officer
of the City and filed in the office of the
City Clerk as required by said Act as
amended.
By orders of Common Council.
C. K BEPPETTO,
City Clerk.
Dated 12-5-28 Ventnor News 12-5
as a means of further announcing
the presence of the poles to
motorists and pedestrians.
LEGAL
SHERIFF'S SALE
! By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to
| me directed, issued out of the New
Jersey Court of Chancery, will be Bold
at public vendue, on
WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-THREE
at two o’clock in the afternoon of said
day. in the Court Room No. 201, Sec
ond Floor, Guarantee Trust Building, in
the City of Atlantic City, County of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey.
All the following tract or jparcel of
land and premises hereinafter particu
larly described, situate, lying and being
in the City of Ventnor City, in the
County of Atlantic and State of New
Jersey. "
First Tract
Beginning at the Nortnwest corner of i
Ninth Avenue and Avenue C (both ave
nues being 50 feet wide) and runs
thence (1) Northwardly along the West
line of Ninth Avenue 500 feet to Ave
nue D; thence (2) Westwardly along
he South line of Avenue D 160 feet to
Eighth Avenue; thence (3) Southwardly
ilong the East line of Eighth Avenue
>00 feet to Avenue C; thence (4) East
A-ardly along the North line of Avenue
2 160 feet to the place of beginning.
Being Lots 1 to 86 inclusive in Block
28 on plan of lots in Ventnor City en
titled “Map of Building Lots in Vent
nor City, N. J., owned by Wheelock Co.,
E. D. Rightmire, City Engineer, Vent
nor City, N. J., Scale 150 feet—1 inch,”
?n file in the Clerk’s Office of Atlantic
County at Mays Landing, N. J.
Second Tract
Beginning at the Northwest corner
sf Sixth Avenue and Avenue D (both
ivenues being fifty feet wide), and
runs thence (1) Northwardly along the
West line of Sixth Avenue 600 feet to
\ venue E; thence (2) Westwardly
ilong the South line of Avenue E 160
■eet to Grand Avenue; thence (3)
Southwardly along the East line of
3rand Avenue 500 feet to Avenue D;
;hence (4) Eastwardly along the North
ine of Avenue D 160 feet to the place
>f beginning. Being Lots 1 to 28 in
clusive in Block 36 on plan of lots in
Ventnor City, entitled “Map of Building
Lot3 in Ventnor City, N. J., owned by
Wheelock Co., E. D. Rightmire, City
Engineer, Ventnor City, N. J., Scale 150
•eet—1 inch,” on file in the Clerk’s
Office of Atlantic County at Mays
Landing, N. J.
Third Tract
Beginning: at the Southwest corner of
Eighth Avenue and Avenue D (both
avenues being 50 feet wide) and runs
thence (1) Westwardly along the South
line of Avenue D 160 feet to Seventh
A.venue; thence (2) Southwardly along
the East line of Seventh Avenue 50
feet; thence (3) Eastwardly along a
line parallel with Avenue D 80 feet;
thence (4) Southwardly along a line
parallel with Seventh Avenue 25 feet;
thence (5) Westwardly along a line
parallel with Avenue D 80 feet to Sev
enth Avenue; thence (6) Southwardly
along the East line of Seventh Avenue
75 feet; thence (7) Eastwardly along a
line parallel with Avenue D 80 feet;
thence (8) Southward along a line par
allel with Seventh Avenue 175 feet;
thence (9) Eastwardly along a line
parallel with Avenue D 80 feet to
Eighth Avenue; thence (10) North
wardly along the West line of Eighth
Avenue 325 feet to the place of begin
ning. Being Lots 1, 2, 4, 5 to 10 in
clusive, 12> 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 in
Block 27 on plan of building lots in
Ventnor City, N. J., entitled "Map of j
Building Lots in Ventnor City, N. J., !
owned by Wheelock Co., E. D. Right- |
mire. City Engineer, Ventnor City, N. !
J., Scale 150 feet—1 inch,” on file in
the Clerk's Office of Atlantic County at
Mays Landing, N. J.
Decree approximately $26,446.62, be
sides interest, costs and fees. .
Seized as the property of Ventnor
Park Development Company and taken
in execution at the suit of Jeannette G.
Schaffer and to be sold by
MALCOLM B. WOODRUFF,
Sheriff.
Dated, November 7, 1923.
JOHN S. WESTCOTT. Solicitor.
Pr’s fee, $45.78
Ventnor News—11—7-14-21-28; 12-5.
SHERIFF’S SALE
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to
! me directed, issued out of the New
| Jersey Court of Chancery, will be sold
i at public vendue, on
| WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-THREE
at two o’clock in the afternoon of said
day, in the Court Room No. 201, Sec
ond Floor, Guarantee Trust Building,
in the City of Atlantic City, County of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey.
All the following tract or parcel of
land and premises hereinafter particu
larly described, situate, lying and being
in the City of Ventnor City, in the
County of Atlantic and State of New
Jersey.
first Tract
! Beginning in the Southeast corner of
Avenue D and Sixth Avenue and runs
I thence (1) Southwardly along the East
I line of Sixth Avenue 150 feet; thence
(2) Eastwardly along a line parallel
| with Avenue D 80 feet; thence (3)
Northwardly along a line parallel with
| Sixth Avenue 150 feet to the South line
! of Avenue D; thence (4) Westwardly
I along the South line of Avenue D 80
| feet to the Southeast corner of Ave
nue D and Sixth Avenue, the place of
beginning. Being Lots 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9
in Block No. 26 on plan of lots in Vent
; nor City entitled “Map of Building Lots
in Ventnor City, N. J., owned by Whee
I lock Co., E. D. Rightmire, City Engi
neer, Ventnor City, N. J., Scale 160 feet
—1 inch,” on file in the Clerk’s office
of Atlantic County at May’s Landing,
In. j.
Second Tract.
Beginning at a point in the East line
of Sixth Avenue distant 150 feet South
of the Southeast corfier of Avenue D
and Sixth Avenue; thence (1) East
wardly along a line parallel with Ave
I nue D 80 feet; thence (3) Southwardly
along a line parallel with Sdxth Ave
nue 100 feet; thence (8) Westwardly
along a line parallel with Aver.ue D 80
feet to the East line of 8ixth Avenue;
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LEGAL
thence (4) Northwardly along the East
line of Sixth Avenue 100 feet to the
place of beginning. Being Lots 11 ,18,
15 and 17 in Block 26 on plan of lots
in Ventnor City entitled "Map of Build
ing Lots in Ventnor City, N. J., owned
by Wheelock Co., E. D. Rightmire, City
Engineer, Ventnor City, N. J., Scale 150
feet—1 inch," on file in the Clerk’s Of
j fice of Atlantic County at Mays Land
ing, N. J.
Third Tract
Beginning in the Northwest corner of
Seventh Avenue and Avenue C and
runs thence (1) Northwardly along the
West line of Seventh Avenue 250 feet;
thencr. (2) Westwardly along a line par
allel with Avenue C 80 feet; thence (3)
Southwardly along a line parallel with j
Seventh Avenue 250 feet to the North
line of Avenue C: thence (4) East
wards along the North line of Avenue
C eighty feet to the Northwest corner
of Seventh Avenue and Avenue C, the
place of beginning. Being Lots 20, 22,
24, 26, 28, 80, 32, 34 and 36 in Block
2(> on plan of lots in Ventnor City en
titled "Map of Building Lots in Vent
nor City, N. J., owned by Wheelock Co.,
E. D. Rightmire, City Engineer, Ventnor
City, N. J., Scale 150 feet—1 inch," on
file in the Clerk's Office of Atlantic
County at Mays Landing, N, J.
Fourth Tract
Beginning at a point An the East line
of Sixth Avenue distant 350 feet South
of the Southeast corner of Avenue D
and Sixth Avenue and runs (1) East
wardly along a line parallel with Avenue
D 80 feet; thence (2) Southwardly
along a Jine parallel with Sixth Avenue
50 feet; thence (3) Westwardly along
a line parallel with Avenue D 80 feet
to the East line of Sixth Avenue; thence
(4) Northwardly along the East line of
Sixth Avenue 50 feet to the place of
beginning. Being Lots 27 and 29 in
Block 26 on plan of lots in Ventnor
City entitled "Map of Building lots in
Ventnor City, N. J., owned by Whee
lock Co., E. D. Rightmire, City Engi
neer, Ventnor City, N. J., Scale 150
feet—1 inch," on file in the Clerk’s
Office of Atlantic County at Mays Land
ing, N. J.
Decree approximately $6,561.67, be
sides interest, costs and fees.
Seized as the property of Ventnor
Park Development Company and taken
in execution at the suit of Jeannette G.
Schaffer and to be sold by
MALCOLM B. WOODRUFF,
Sheriff.
Dated November 7, 1923.
JOHN S. WESTCOTT, Solicitor.
Pr’s fee, $49.56
Ventnor News—11—7-14-21-28; 12—5.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND
WHITE MALTESE POODLE-^-Answers
to name “Peter,’* wore a green collar
with Allentown, Pa., license. Liberal re
ward and no questions asked. MacLaine,
110 S. Somerset Ave. Neptune 748-W.
12-5
SITUATION WANTED
TRUSTWORTHY WHITE MAN—Seeks
work; tend heater; paint floors; odd
jobs of any kind. 109 7th Ave., Vent
nor Heights. Neptune 1766. 12-5
APARTMENT WANTED
One or two rooms and bath, Ventnor or
Margate. What have you to offer. Box
101 Ventnor News, 5210 Ventnor Ave.
AUCTIONEER
BARRY—Auctioneer, appraiser. Est.
1884. WTiat have you to sell? We
buy furniture. Get our estimate first.
Auction sales solicited. 2815 Atlantic
Ave. Marine 8810-W. Consignment
sales when desired. 12-26
AUTOMOBILES AND ACCESSORIES
TIRES'—'The Cofer Tire Exchange. Vul
canizing and Retreading. Full line ot
accessories. Dayton Tires and Tubes.
Also used tires. 2116 Pacific Avenue.
Marine 4575-J. 12-81
CRAMER TIRE SHOP/ 701% Arctic
Ave. Bargains in used and new
tires. Vulcanizing; all work guaran
teed. Auto accessories. Marine 1756-J.
11-5-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OUR RECONDITIONED
Buick, 1920, 46 Coupe . $600
Buick, 1921, 44 . $650
Buick, 1923, 37 .$1100
Buick, 1923, 38 Touring
Sedan . $1050
Buick, 1923, 41 Touring
Sedan . $1400
HALL AND GRAVATT, Inc.
2200 Atlantic Avenue
WILL FINANCE ANY USED CAR
_______ ' 11-13-24
■ ■ VIM
Delivery body, serviceable for
City use; original cost $1200.
Amusement Publishing Co.
508 N. TENNESSEE
Phone Marine 1890
Dodge 1922-28 Type A Sedan ....81025
Dodge 1922-28 Tonring High Cowl $850
Dodge 1920 Touring .. fftgo
Ford 1923' Panel .g250
Ford 1920 Touring . <18#
EASTERN MQTOR CO.
Arkansas and Aretlc Avennes
CLASSIFIED
AUTOMOBILES—FOR SALE
Buick 7-Passenger Sedan
Perfect Condition—^ust Remodeled
Seven New Costa of Paint
$1000
Antrim Motor Co.. Albany £ Winchester
tf
t • v
Five Passenger Packard Touring Car.
Wonderful condition; cheap at $500.
G. S. Ruhiand Co., 3303 Atlantic Aye. tf
HUPMOBILES—Late open and closed
models. Terms. Hupp Used Car
Dept.. Baltic and North Carolina.
10-22-24
MICHIGAN AUTO SALES EX
CHANGE. 13-15 N. Michigan Av
enue—Michigan Garage. Let us sell
your car. We have nearly 100 calls
for used cars daily. We sell for pri
vate parties or automobile concerns.
Fees 10 per cent, of sale price. We have
all makes of good used cars at re
markably low prices. Cash or terms.
Phone Marine 1147-M. tf
2 Franklin Touring Cars,
1919 .. $360
Ford Sedan, 1922 . $300
Buick Sedan, 1923 .$1400
All cars in A-l mechanical con
dition.
J. R. HOGAN
Albany Ave. and Boulevard
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS
EXPERTS in Automobile Painting, j
Monogramming and Lettering; esti- |
mates cheerfully furnished. White Sc j
Cummings, Wyoming Garage, Win
chester and Wyoming Avenues. Tel.'
Neptune 579-J.
11-20-24
Have your car painted now. We are
equipped to give you the best work
manship, material and service.
PALACE AUTO. PAINT SHOP
611-615 Atlantic Ave.
Richard E. Pietsch, Prop. 10-1-24
Automobile Painting
FRED HERN
Estimates Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Attended To
8704 WINCHESTEB AVE.
Marine 564 9-18-24
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
FORD inclosure for runabout, $18;
touring, $80; Dodge, $37.50; Stude
baker, $40; other cars accordingly. 114
N. Cornwall. 9 years’ exp. Nep. 616-W.
• _ 12-26
ATLANTIC AUTO RADIATOR CO..
California and Arctic Avenues. Radi
ators, fenders, repaired equal to new.
Ford "Honey Comb” radiators and
covers for replacement. Especially low
prices._ 12-81
VENTNOR Machine Co., auto and
marine repairing. Day and night
service. Fifth Ave., Ventnor Heights.
Neptune 205. 10-9-24
AUTO TOURS
LAKEWOOD AND FLORIDA TRIPS
Weekday and Sunday automobile trips
to Lakewood and return. Parties of
4 to car, $20. Inclosed car&. Tours to
Florida arranged. Very reasonable.
Call Marine 6699-J for reservations.
12-26
AWNINGS
JAMES LATIMER
Practical Awning Maker and
Canvas Roofer
Factory: 10 North New Jersey
Avenue
Marine 3931 9-1.14
TP TT’.Q U A np ATS /1<a.
WE MAKE IT
Practical Awning Maker; Canvas Bool
ing; Awnings Taken Down and
Stored for Winter
Prices Right
THE NATIONAL TENT &
AWNING CO.
Roland Clifford, Prop.
. •North Missouri Ava.
Marine 8809-W t-d-24
BOOKS
Go to OGILVIES
when you wont books
88 S. Pennsylvania Ave.
12-21
BUILDERS
E. S. WESCOAT J. SHAW
2619 Fairmont Ave. 441 N. Conn. Ave.
, WESCOAT & SHAW
HARDWOOD FLOORS
New and Old Floors Scraped
and Finished
Ph.. Marina »67-R gtairs a Specialty
* - _ tfj
CLASSIFIED
BICYCLES
BICYCLES—$1.00 weekly. Expert re
pairing. Joseph Delesantro, 28ft
Atlantic Are. Marine 2668-W. 1141
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SPECIAL PRICES on Sporting Goods,
Guns, Shells and Luggage. . L Roth
stein, 1702 Atlantic Avenue.
6-21-24
BUSINESS SERVICE
NEW MIRRORS made, old mirrors re
silvered while you wait. Atlantic
City Glass and Mirror Co., S81 Canal
Street, Inlet section. Marine 1041-M.
• Ml
WHITE WASH'G, spray’g, kalsomin'g,
patch plas., chimn. repair, ft cleaned.
Johnson, 286 N. Ken. Marine 6861-W.
' 10-21-24
CARPENTERS
ED ANDERSEN—All kinds of Jobbing,
alterations, porch inclosures, window
screens, 181 N. Arkansas. Mar. 46S8-J.
12-26
"If built by FLICK, it’s built RIGHT"
Sun Parlors a Specialty
Jobbing
HARRY S. FUCK
28 North New Hampshire Aram.
Marine 1261-J 4-2-24
Geo. C. Megill Fred B. Ardrey
MEGILL & ARDREY
Carpenters and Builders
Presbyterian Ave. A Boardwalk
Phones: Marine S46-M
Pleaaantville 149-W
10-15-24
CARPENTER
Mechanic—Experienced and thorough.
Moderate prices by hour, day or
contract
L. P. FOWLES
6 NO. VICTORIA AVE.
Phone, Neptune 427-J
Mcknight & Baldwin
CARPENTERS & BUILDERS
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
RESIDENCE—MARINE 6180-W
44 N. RHODE ISLAND AVE.
12-26
GEO. W. KNOLL, Carpenter & Builder.
Alterations, additions and repairs.
Breakfast nooks, $40 up; porch enclos
ures, $150 up. Estimates cheerfully
given. Mar. 3726. Ill Metropolitan Av.
11-12-24
ALTERATIONS, Repairs, Building Car
penter. Day or contract. Marine
4283-W. James A. Barr, 3 City Square.
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WILL SAVE YOU MONEY on any al
terations or repairs on account of my
small overhead expense. H. Kolmet
sky, Carpenter and Builder, 288 S. Con
gress Ave. Marine 5121. 11-26-24
CARPET CLEANING
ATL. CITY CARPET CLEANING WKS.
1822 Baltic Avenue
Mattress Renovating Upholstering
JOHN SHOPPY Marine 1727-W
10-8-24
CARPETS
Made, laid, cleaned and scoured. Bugs
cut and altered. Oriental rugs a spe
cialty. Linoleum laid and cemented.
Phone Pleasantville 645-J.
C. A. McKEEN
4 N. Brighton Ave., Pleasantville
_ 10-22-24
VACUUM CLEANING—5 hour service.
Scouring—3 day,- service.
SEASHORE AND HUSTED
Phone Marine 683 11-4-26
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Greeting Cards of all Kinds—6c to $1.00
OGILVIES' BOOK STORE
38 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 12-20
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
FELDSTEIN BROS., >010 Atlantic Ave.
Hand-made cigars enr specialty. Alas
large assortment of pipes. lt-11
CLEANING AND DYEING
STEAMING, Pressing and Dyeing at
low prices; deliveries. Continental
Cleaning Co. Marine 2S08-J. tf
CLOTHING
CUSTOM MADE SUITS—$36 op; satis
faction guaranteed; all work done on
premises. Scheffrin, 19 S. New York.
11-20-24
CLOTHING DEALERS
SALE—Men's and young men's softs.
and overcoats, $18.60, valne $36 np
to $60. All hand-tailored, good flt
guaranteed. A. Hirsehman, merchant
tailor, 6 South North Carolina Avenue.
12-31
SLIGHTLY used clothing bought and
sold. Call Mar. 6020-W. M. Bern
stein, 12 N. Kentucky Ave. 2-0-24
CLOTHING WANTED
\7l/'O Don’t throw away your
Y husband’s old clothes. I
pay the highest prices for
Call Marine 2294-W 11-19
them.
I pay spot cash for ladles’ and gentle
ishoes. R. Tyre.
1216 Arctic. Marine >1S$-W 10-1-24