Cape May County Times, 25 April 1924 IIIF issue link — Page 9

The Reading’s New h Camden Terminal

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wiD be the krgeat ca the Readug Syatem. For those who Efce atetiatira, the amount of building **■!* that went into thia beautiful Terminal may be interacting. There were used 20,000 benele of ———*—placed on end they vroukt reach over 11 milee in he air. Therts are 17,000 edne yards of concrete- 1806 tone of steel were used—1,054£96 bncka—10,000 tana of pebbles —OOOOteawof asad. a We hare buOded not only for the pranas* but for the future in this mags&rent TenoihiaL Nor does thaTwmt into its mairinu—mean as much to us as the very big tiling for which it stand?—Service.

The —-1~ entrance to Che two-story building ia fnra Mechanic street and Atlantic avenue. <to the Cnt floor » the lobby, ticket and aoqprees offices, fbc aeomd fiuor seal be orevgued by efficetjrf the

For this new Terminal will serve yon faithfully and well. To you, the patrons of die Reeding, whose patronage made its building possible, it is a Monument—not to us. We want you to use it, •me of the fact that on our part are will give you, I in greater measure than before, the very beat

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