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OFFICE CA T
He—'Ah, every morning you
are my first thought!
She—Your brother says the
same.
Yes, but I am up half an hour
before him.”
* * *
The most charming woman, ac
cording to H. P. Dunon, is the
one who can create the greatest
amount of wonder with the few
est words.
* » *
How many did you take on
that last hole? asked the first
golfer.
Five, responded the second.
You must get the habit from
association with your ball, mut
tered the first golfer; I noticed it
was lying back there on the
green.
* * *
Say what you please to the
contrary, but Adam Freund says
the most forgiving thing in the
world is a camera.
* * *
Athlete: A dignified bunch of
muscles unable to split wood or
sift the ashes.
* * *
Famous saying at three o’clock
in the morning: Now, John, stop
lying to me. I know what time
it is.
* * *
Lady Astor says women are
wiser at eighteen than men are
at thiryt. Of course, that’s why
they catch the poor fish.
J. M. Friedman says he sus
pects that English is called the
mother tongue because father
doesn’t get a chance.
* * *
The best kicker in the office,
says W. K. Clymer, is usually
the first one to get kicked out.
* * *
Doesn’t it make a thin person
awfully warm to look at a fat
person on a July Sunday after
noon, murmurs D. Edwards, of
flower fame, looking ahead.
* * *
Here’s a good slogan usqd by
an Atlantic City furniture dealer:
“Home is the nearest place to
heaven that earth provides.”
• * *
There was a time when beauty
parlors didn’t need open windows
to let out the cigaret smoke.
The man who was talking the
other day about the importance
of changing one’s environment,
says Roy H. Cochran, probably
meant that it was time to take
’em off.
The modern flapper’s axiom is:
“Where singleness is bliss, ’tis
folly to be wives.”
* * in
AND THEN I SAID—
Of all sad words for girls or men
The saddest are these, “It’s half
past ten.’’
AND THEN SHE SAID—
Of all sweet words of girls or
men
The sweetest are these, “Kiss me
again.”
AND THEN WE BOTH SAID—
Aw, you can’t say anything at a
time like that.
* * *
The people may like to be hum
bugged, but not by home folks.
* * * —
Money makes the mare go, and
W. Le Roy Cortelyou says often
the mare makes the money go.
* * »
*1 The word “boss” comes from
Anglo-Saxon. The boss, how
ever, seems to come from no
where when you are loafing, ex
plains a Ventnor News reporter.
* * *
There’s no change in him, said
the Ventnor doctor as he finished
operating on the little boy who
was supposed to have swallowed
a penny.
* * *
Jim Burt says the earnest radio
fan never regrets the loss of a
night’s sleep if he can add a new
station further west to his record.
* * *
It's mighty hard to get the kick
without the “hie.’’
A bootlegger well known as Stack,
Had a terrible pain in the back,
He turned very gloomy,
And feeling quite roomy,
Just drank off a quart of shellac.
* * *
\
Yes, said the brute, the only
thing that makes me cry is an
onion. .
* * *
Most people wish they likeu
work as much as they do not
like it.
* * *
With so many candidates in the
race, says Dr. W. J. Carrington,
it should prove to be a great year
for cigar stores.
A woman never can understand
why her husband wants to go out
and play poker, says a Ventnor
wife, when he could stay home
and sit up all night and swear
without losing any money.
Ragson Tatters says: I see
where the Department of the In
terior has ruled that awl dances
by the Injuns must be respeck
table, butt not a word abaut the
whites.
* * *
Your wife may be due a lot of
credit, but V. C. Brickman says
your servant insists on working
on a cash basis.
* « «
We heard a zealous automobile
salesman in an Atlantic City cafe
say: •
“The 0. K. car will run 25
miles on a gallon.” His prospect
replied: “Down hill or in the
garage?”
* * *
WHAT FOOLS WE MORTALS
BE
Wife: Just think, James, last
night I found a big bundle of
those old love letters you wrote
me.
Hubby: For heaven’s sake,
Myrtle, burn them before the
children have a chance to see
them. They haven’t much respect
for me as it is.
* * *
In this day and age, says P. W.
Brown, a man can’t say anything
he wants to in a barber shop.
Bobbed hair has put a crimp .in
freedom of speech.
* * *
The man who talks the least
sometimes has the most to say,
according to Ike Sweigert. Water
flows freely from the jug that |
is half empty.
BUSINESS
AND PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE
Accountant Auditor
G. E. Barker
Part Time Bookkeeping
Books Opened and Closed
Financial Statements, Etc.
Ph. Neptune 106 N. Baltimore Ave.
Lunch
The most modern and unique self-serv
ice lunch in Atlantic City
SAUL BROS.
Arkansas & Atl. 3 N. South Carolina
(Opp. Reading St*n) (Opp. Penna. St’n)
Phone 2725-W Phone 1056-W
ROME The Tailor
Ladies* and Gentlemen’s Clothes Cleaned
Pressed, Altered, Remodeled & Repaired
Work Called For and Delivered
2523 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Bell Phone: Marine 722-W
A genius in the opinion of S.
J. Bogatin, is a man who can
teach a child to hate war and to
adore war heroes.
* * *
Character is what man is.
Reputation is what he hasn’t got
when a senate committee gets
through with him.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
AUTO TOP SHOP—Topi, aid* curtains,
■eat covers, upholstering; made and
epaired. 82 S Ark. Ave. Mar. S06S-J.
1-11-26
TIRES VULCANIZED
106 North Montpelier Avn.
We make your old tires new. Retread*
ng and repairing a specialty. Victory
Vulcanizing Repair Shop. Wm. Hohe.
2-4-26
TIRES—The Cofer Tire Exchange. Vul
canizing and Retreading. Fail line of
accessories. Dayton Tires and Tubes.
Also used tires. 2116 Paeifie Avenue.
Marine 4575-J. tf
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
SEE THESE TODAY—
HUDSON—7-pass, touring, wonder
ful condition; you must see this
car to appreciate it; only $382 and
$48 monthly.
HUDSON—Coupe, 4-pass, splendid
shape ;only $414 and $50 monthly.
BUICK—Coupe, 6-cylinder, 4-pass.;
will give wonderful service; $383
cash and $43 monthly.
BUICK 4—5-pas9. touring; will give
good service; $231 cash and $38
monthly.
BUICK. 6 — Sedan, 5-pass, fully
equipped; has hjid good care; a
wonderful buy.
BUICK 6—Coupe, 4-pass, thoroughly
overhauled, perfect ’ shape, tires,
paint, mechanically. $564 cash
and $70 monthly.
FORD—One-ton truck, fine condi
tion, paint, rubber, mechanically;
$231 and $28 monthly.
FORD—Sedan; will give good serv
ice; only $140 and $25 monthly.
BUICK 6—5-pass., with Rex top;
only $140 cash and $25 monthly.
STUDEBAKER—Light 6, 5-pass,
touring, good condition; $231 cash
and $28 monthly.
BUICK—Late model, 5-pass, sedan,
paint, rubber and mechanically
good; $383 cash and $43 monthly.
WILL be pleased to demonstrate any
of the above cars, driving instruc
tion free.
BUICK USED CAR EXCHANGE
2200 Atlantic Avenue
9-11 S. Missouri Avenue
Open Evenings
USED CARS IN STOCK AND
FOR SALE
1923 Dodge Screen ........$600
1921 Dodge Tanel .. $160
1924 Buick No. 648 Coupe ..$950
1924 Essex Coach .$776 |
1924 Hudson Speedster . $875
EASTERN MOTOR CO.
Arkansas and Arctic Aves. tf
HUPMOBILES—Late open apd closed
models. Terms. Hupp Used Car
Dept., Baltic and North Carolina.
10-22-24
PAIGE ft JEWETT OO.
Sales and Berries
2418 Atlantic Are. Marine SS68-J
Fred. Appelgren Atlantic City
2-26-25
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
BETCHEN’S AUTHORIZED
Ford
SERVICE 8TATION
2201-8-6-7 Arctic Avenue
Genuine Ford parts Towlnf
Marine 6029 tf
ATLANTIC AUTO RADIATOR CO.,
Calif, and Arctic Aves. Radiators,
fenders* repaired equal to new. Ford
“Honey Comb” radiators and cores for
replacement. Especially low prices, tf
VENTNOR Machine Co., auto and
marine repairing. Day and night
■erriee. Fifth Are.. Ventnor Heights.
Neptune 205. 10-9-24
GARAGE
DAY PARKING
SPECIAL BATES
One Block from Penna. Station
SOUTH CAROLINA
AVE. GARAGE
FIREPROOF BUILDING
109-11 N. South Carolina Ave.
Marine 857-W
*
7-2*
GARAGES
New Jersey Garage, 117-25 N. New
Jersey. Cars stored, day, week or
month; rates reasonable. Largest fire
proof garage on the North Side. 5-21-25,
“PEERLESS GARAGE"
2720 ATLANTIC AVE.
Oars Stored Washed While You Wait
Marine 2880 8-11-25
USED AUTOMOBILES
GtKtworrcnettoul
AUTO]
WVRTS
CONE'UK
s
we Day eon tor parts, no matter what
condition they are in.
Highest Prices Paid.
Parts Sold on Easy Terms
Open Ironings and Sanday
Day Mar. 8681-M ; Night Mar. 8842-J
211 N. Georgia Ave.
I4MI
AWNINGS
PHONE MARINE 6464-W
Workmanship
Guaranteed.
Orders
for all
Awning
Work
should be
placed now
to avoid
delay.
Window
Shades
Draperies
IM
VENTNOR AWNING SHOP
4218 VENTNOR AVE.
4-1-25
LEONARD YOUNG
Awnings. Sails, Canvas Roofing
707 Arctic Ave., Atlantic City, N. J.
Tel: Marine 2841-W
Rea.: Harvard A Monmouth, Nep. 418-R
2-6-25
NOW toV^UTr AWNINGS
THE NATIONAL TENT A AWNING
COMPANY
The Awning Shop of Atlantic City
Awnings, Canvas Roofing
ROLAND CLIFFORD, 2209 Arctic Ave.
Pha. Marine 8809-W; P'ville 719-J.
2-11-25
THOS. O. YOUNG CO.
Everrthine in Canvas
22 N. CALIFORNIA AVENUE
Marine 5458 S-ll-25
JAMES LATIMER
Practical Awning Maker and
Canvaa Roofer
Factory: 10 North New Jersey
Avenue
Marine Stlt (-5-24
BABY CARRIAGES
Atlantic City Baby Coach
Hospital; tires put on, old
carriages mads like new,
carriages bought and sold;
Baby carriages to hire and
for sale. S. Fishman, 12 8.
Conn. Ats. Marine 4272-J.
2-4-26
BANKS
GET THAT SAVING HABIT and 4%
at the Equitable Trust Co., Arkansas
and Atlantic Avenues. 1*21
BARBER SHOPS
LLOYD’S
BARBER SHOP
17 S. SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE
Marine 5261 2-4
BATHING SUITS
ROTH’S
1314 Pacific Ave. (Opp. Y. M. C. A.)
BATHING SUITS
for the whole family. The most com
plete line of Bathing Apparel in At
lantic City. Original Bathing Suit Shop.
Telephone Marine 2321-J
6-10-25
BATHS
HOT and Cold Sea Water Baths. Open
all year. Hildur Karla on, Schlitz Ho.
* 1-26-25
BOATS
CHARLES P. LEEK, JR., designer and
builder of yachts, launches and ex
press cruisers. Agent for Fay, Bowen,
Wisconsin, Standards, Sterling, Ker
math engines. Iowa £ Thorofare Atb.
1-11-25
BUILDERS
WEINTROB 4k ENNIS—Builders and
contractors. Jobbing in all its
branches; estimates cheerfully given.
Office 1617 Atlantic Ave., Mar. 2844-W.
Residence phone: Marine 2128-W.
2-4-26
BUTTER A EGGS—WHOLESALE
Schwarz & Garflnkle, commission mar
chants, wholesale butter* •Kt* and
cheese. 2407 Pacific. Marine 2451.^
CARPENTERS
“If built by FLICK, it's built RIGHT”
Sun Parlors a Specialty
Jobbing
HARRY S. FLICK .
115 N. Windsor Avenue
Marine 7277-J _“
ED ANDERSEN—All kinds of Jobbing,
alterations, porch inclosures, window
screens, 181 N. Arkansas. Mar. 46S8-J.
CARPENTER
Mechanic—Experienced and thorough.
Jobbing of All Kinds by Day or
Contract
L. P. FOWLES
122 N. CAMBRIDGE AVE.
Phone, Neptune 2091-J _tf
GEO. W. KNOLL. Carpenter & Builder.
Alterations, additions and repairs.
Breakfast nooks, 840 up: porch enclos
ures, $150 up. Estimates cheerfully
given. Mar. 8726. Ill Metropolitan Av.
M. FISHMAN—Contractor and builder.
Alterations of all kinds. 48 N. Ark.
Ave., 716 Atl. Ave.. Marine 5847.
2-11-25
ALTERATIONS. Repairs. Building Car
penter. Day or contract. Marine
4288-W. James A. Barr, 8 City Square.
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY on any al
terations or repaire on account of my
small overhead expense. H. Kolmet
,ky, 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
DUSTING—5 hour service. Scouring—
3 day service.
SEASHORE AND HUSTED
Phone Marine 683 11-4-26
Chelsea Mattress and Upholstery Com
pany, carpet cleaning, latest Improved
vacuum carpet cleaning machines. Each
carpet or rug handled individually*
A. Griffiths, 2609 Arctic. Mar. 208. tf
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Feldstein Bros.—Mfrs. of high grade
cigars, wholesale, retail. Full line of
pipes. 2010 Atl. Avo. tf
CLEANING AND DYEING
STEAMING, Pressing and Dyeing at
low prices; deliveries. Continental
Cleaning Co. Marine 2848-J. tf
RISLEY’S CLEANING and DYEING.
Anna Armpriester, 29-B S. New York
Ave. Telephone: Marine 1231-W. At
lantic City. 1-28-26
CLEANING & dyeing of all kinds. Give
us a trial—be convinced. R & S Clean
ing & Dyeing, 312 AtL Mar. 4687-M.
CLOTHING DEALERS
Phone 779-M ; 5353-J
SAM SLOTOROFF
The Moat Popular Clothing Store
in Atlantic City
High Grade Men’s and Young Men’s
Clothing at Co3t Price
1331 ARCTIC AVE. (Cor. Tenn.)
Atlantic City, N. J. 6-10-25
SAMPLE MODELS, Spring Suits. Buy
. now and save 26%. Strand Clothing
Co., second floor, Segal Building, North
Carolina and Atlantic Avenues—walk a
flight—get treated right. 1-28-26
MAX SLOTOROFF
Men's and Young Men’s Clothing. Lat
est styles In Spring suits. &. W. Cor.
Va. and Arctic Avee. Marine 8942-J.
8-26-26
3LOTHING -T- New and second-hand,
bought and sold. Beet prices In
town. 1616 H Arctic Ave. Mar. 2 ft 1-W.
2-11-26
JACOBSON’S—Custom made and high
grade ready made men's clothes, of
best materials. Prices less than any
other store. 507 Atlantic Ave. 8-6-24
CLOTHING WANTED
TTT'Q Don't throw away your
Y husband’s old clothes. I
pay the highest prices for
Call Marine 2294-W. tf
I pay spot cash for ladies' and gentle
men’s clothing, also shoes. R. Tyre,
1216 Arctic. Marine 2188-W 10-1-24
COFFEES AND TEAS
TAYLOR’S “Reputation Coffee”
Fresh roasted every day. TeaB, Ex
tracts, Spices, Peanuts and Home-Made
Peanut Butter. Wholesale and Retail.
Delivery. 212 N. Mass. Mar. 4904-J.
4-16-21
CONTRACTORS
Cabinet Window Screens
Maker A Specialty
Phone Marine 6882-R
PRANK GATTO & CO.
Contractors
CARPENTERS and BUILDERS
All Kind, of Alterations
IS 8. llleeUsippi Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
tf
■ ( ,
CONTRACTORS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Alterations My Specialty
Prompt Attention Estimate* Given
OWEN A. KERTLAND
2801 Pacific Avenue
Phones: Marine 1727-M; Marine 8265
8-8-26
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
CLEMENT and
FITZGERALD
CARPENTERS and BUILDERS
Screening Sun Parlors, Alerations and
Roof Work
36 N. Maryland Ave.
Marine 3240
We use only galvanized nails. Satis
faction guaranteed. References.
6-19-25
CONTRACTORS—ELECTRICAL
GEORGE W. POST
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
216 Wilden Terrace. Rear 215 N. New
Hampshire Are. Phone—Marine 490-J.
9-1-24
CORSET MAKERS
MADAME ISABELLE — Corsets and
braasieres made to order exclusively.
1318 Pacific Avenue. Marine 1200. tf
DELICATESSEN
Garfinkal’s Delicatessen for all kinds of
sandwiches, tasty salads, table delica
ciee. 2427 Atlantic Ave. 8-6-25
JAMES, wholesale butter, eggs and
cheese. Jobber in provisions and deli
catessen. 2401 Pacflc. Marine 4596.
8-6-26
French Delicatessen, home cooking and
assorted salads. Best imp. and dom.
goods. 2594 Atl. Ave. Marine 2894-W.
8-C 'A
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
HAUGHEY’S Nat’l Detective Bureau.
Open day and night. Freeman Bldg.,
1614 Atlantic Ave. Marine 1778.
2-11-26
DRESSMAKING
Dressmaking and Art Shop— Hemstitch
ing, trimmings, buttons, buttonholoa,
picot edging, men’s shirts made to order,
pinking & pleating, remodeling a spe
cialty. Julia De Feo, 1-A North Iowa
Avenue. Phone. 2-26-26
DRESSMAKING—and Millinery, reas
onable. SO S. Maryland. Apt. A-4.
Phone Marine 901-W. Miss Hess.
i 10-21-24
DRUG STORE
SAXON Cut-Rate Drug Store. Complete
line toilet articles. Your patronage so
licited. Saxon Drug Store, 19 N. Va. Av.
2-4-26
SEVERE CASES OF
SUNBURN
I desire to announce that in addition
to my regular practice I have installed
a department for the treatment of the
severe forms of sunburn, using the
most improved method, giving quick
and gratifying result.
EDWIN M. WEIL, M. D.
14 South Tennessee Ave.
tf
EGGS—RETAIL.
“Harriet Garden Eggs”
A trial will convince you of their qual
l ity. Robert Colguhoun, 804 Paclflo Ave.
Marine 4114-J. 8-18-26
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
Repairing of electrical household appli
ances a specialty. Give us a trial.
W. S. Higbee, 8310 Atlantic Ava. tf
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BEST HELP FURNISHED
White and colored, hotels and private
families. National Employment Agency,
113 North South Carolina Avenue.
Marine 8608-J 9-8-24
COMPETENT Help—Private or publie.
supplied by day or week. Fidelity
Employment Agency, 105 N. New York
&ve. Marine 162-J. 10-15-14
Help wanted & supplied. Beet elaeeea,
white-colored. Maggie McGuinn, Kap.
Ag’y, 1626 Arctic. Marine 2794. 2-4-25
Reliable Employment Service—Compe
tent help furnished on short notice.
80-C S. Virginia. Marine 265-J.
10-22-24
FLORISTS
For Plants and Cut Flower* Call the
VENTNOR FLORIST
Neptune 81-W
FREE DELIVERY fi-18-25
FLOWERS—FRESH OUT
daily for all oceaatona. Fancy canary
bird, and parrot*. Gold flih. Atlanta
City Flower Shop, 1518 Pacific Aye.
Marine 2448. 18-8-A4
FRESH FIX)WERS for all oeeaaioas.
Reasonable prices. Crane A HilL Inc.,
1311 Pacific Ave. Marine 2408. tf
FOR SALE
FOUR DIAMOND and blue sapphire
rings for sale reasonable te a qalek
buyer. 21 So. North Carolina Aye*
nue, 2nd Floor. 1-28-28
Cigar and Stationery Store For Sale In
Atlantic City. Established; price rea
sonable. Reason sickness. Mar. 8845-M
tf

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