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CAPE MAT COUHTT TIMM. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1988

‘What’iinaNameT By HS-DkED MAMHAU.

PORTIA ’BASB i 1 moat cbannlE ‘ and terabte herotors by a name which baa a atngnlarty nnpteaaant. a^nlflcanw: F ■" tranalated from the Latin to the pi**." It cornea from porcna. the Eoman word for awln^ and the Pon£ were breeder* of pl^a, aocordlnf to the •grlenltnral deaijnatlooa of the old Latin. Bat the Fotncna dM not acorn that partlcnlar beaat and thoogbt nothtaf at beatoaflnc Ita name ottar dana. Oato*» daughter wet eaBed Porcta; aa the Italiane apaSad 0. ponta. Bar hune brought the name into peat popolaitty In her nattr* land. Shafee«aare took tt for hU play: "Oato-a - “"*

ZB -The Ifarebant of Vented he waaa the Teraton which ha oolnad ■ame the lotHy baroCna who defeat* Cba crafty Bbyteck and aaew her terOTa Ufa like ipUat Portia ia be Mead aa an Ideal of womanly beauty, •ad bar name baa eeaeed to be re

The sapphire la Portia** taHamanto gam. It 1* aald to attract for bar dl■dae favor and to preacree bar from ID aril. Friday la her lucky day and 2 bar lock} number. <©to WWvi

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WOODBINE BOROUGH CLOTHING COMPANY EXPANDS RAPIDLY Present Pay Roll Totals Over Tatty

Thousand Monthly

From a mere Idea five yeara aao to the production of several million dollars annually 1* the remarkable story of the Borough Clothing Co., Inc., of Woodbine. In December, 1918, fifteen citizens of Woodbine agreed that an opportunity awaited the manufacturer of children * clothing that would only produce high-grade garments. At that time, due to the npeet market condition*. It was almost Impossible for the Jobber* to get the grade of clothing desired. These men, many who were of moderate mean*, offered to back their conviction with cash. Many of their friends triad to dlauada them and people conversant with this neea predicted failure within a months. . At that tfcne Woodbine was In a aute of chaos. composed of a motley _ ation that ware attracted there by the manufacturer* who were * with war contract*. At the caw of hostlUtlas. when these cos were cancelled thousand* were out of employment. Regardless of the advene conditions these fifteen man formed what la now knows aa fha Borough Clothing Go. Gathering a handful of worker* they started to produce Drst-claas children's garments. The quality of the merchandise attracted the attention of Bober Bros., of New York City, one of the largest dealers in children'* clothing In America. Subsequently substantial contracts followed. Under thrifty and capable management the concern weathered the business depression after the war. They never lost sight of the fact that their success was due to the production of high-grade goods. A* the firm prospered the high salaries paid attracted the most expert trimtner* and cutters In that business. At the present time the concern bold contracts that will take a year’s output and It will soon b

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▲ sign in an empty store In BrookNew Yolk, reads: This Place la Ac roes The Street.

to enlarge the present Shalk form the directorate. L Scbe quarter*. Special effort has been manage* the coat department. Thin made to Improve the sanitary and >■ tb* largest Inland Industry In Cape

working conditions of the factory. ' May County.

The firm employs over 250 work-! — :: * era. The July payroll exceeded forty CONTRACTORS MAIL US YOU* thousand dollars. 111* firm waa In- list* for builder* supplies. Wa eaa oorpocatad Mat —jj " ” —-— —*— -•**•

aa president; M Sugarman, traasurer; H. Halpefn, J.Ik. J. Chaaen. L Bwilling, K. Btone and B. tlaamt

sat April with Harry Pelt; save you money. C^ampioa, 10th M. Cohen, secretary; M. street and Wait avenue. Ocsaa City.

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GRUBB BROlTflERS os BnMag Contractors city

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Don’t Throw Away Those Shoes BRING THEM HERE AND LET US RENEW THEM TO GIVE YOU NEW SHOE WEAR AND OLD SHOE QOMFORT. THE COST IB SMALL. VINCENT SANNINO 29 Fritz Street SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

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A SOLID FOUNDATION THE MAN WHO HAS A DOLLAR-PILE IN THIS BANK KNOWS THAT HIS FUTURE IS BUILT ON A SOLID FOUNDATION. HE IS CONSTANTLY ADDING TO HIS PliX. AND WE ABE ADDING INTEREST AT 3%. SECURITY TRUST COMPANY CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY YOU MAY MAKE DEPOSITS BY MATT.

Ralph T. Stevens Again SolidU Your Support for Republican Nomination Member of Assembly PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923 Mi for by Ralph T. Sterum, Gape Map

RALPH SUTTON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

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14th and Bay Ave. OCEAN CITY

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DINE AND DANCE at the SUNNY HALL CAFE Ope. Until October 10 CoM Spring, N. J. DANCING EVERY EVENING Delightful Dinners Choice Sea Food Charles Arnold Prop.

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SO MANY THINGS CAN HAPPEN TO YOUR AUTOMOBILE THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE IT FULLY PROTECTED BY INSURANCE. YOU MAY BE THE MOST CAREFUL DRIVER IN THE WORLD. BUT SOME OTHEi CAR MAY RUN INTO YOU. YOU MAY LOCK YOUR CAR SECURELY. BUT IT TAKES MORE THAN A SIMPLE LOCK TO STOP A CLEVER THIEF. IT COSTS SO UTTLE FOR COMPLETE PROTECTION YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO UE WITHOUT IT

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