CAPE HAY COUHTY TIMTS FRIDAY. APRIL 22. 1M7.

Page TKree

Mauricetown Ur. nid Leroy Sharp taBiily. "f MUWtl*. railed on ► i, (itlirr. A. K. Sharp. Sunday Mr. «»< Mr» Lent* Howell, of \:I,riled, called on hit parent*, u'r. Ralph Hnwrll. Ur and Mr*. Nathan T.oot . rialned cooipany from Mtll,ill» PundhJ Ur. and Mn. T^ollua Will* ent.rtained her mother, from Doeifc^ier. Sunday. Mr. Parent Sharp had th* oil - !„rtune to cut hi* harJ while at • ork. U, . Dallas Oarrldm has re- • uraed borne after H* idln* son. ■:n:e Up Slate. Haley Batenutn. Mil* Alice lltlUrd. Mies Florent* Will*. Mi** iMen Compton, who aw all eru-yi,..-ed out of town, spent the paat md with their parenu Mr. and Mr*. Harry Haley, of' MillTlU*. »pent the week end »iih hi* mother. Mr*. D. Haley. Mr- Harrtoon Sheppard U Im-

Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Ilarrl*. Mr*, i.naie aark. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Holland. Howard Niaaon. Allen .Sharp. Jr- Mr. and Mr* Henry Miller. Mr. and Mr a. Earl Wyalt »rre numbered atnonc the Mllli 111.- visitor* Saturday eventj*. Mr and Mr*. J<»eph Scull enlertalned company from Port Norrt- Sunday. Mr. Fred lllne* and Mi— Deuh Sharp motored to Tueka•i... Sunday afternoon. Mi. and Mr*. William Hairy . M- rtained nuapany from mil of liiwn over the pa*t week. Mr and Mr* Orden Bailey, of Millville, were In town Sunday. Haleyville Mr. and Mr* Charles Oo. lr»-y enlrrtslned Mr and Mr*. C. H. Godfrey. CollInKSWond. recently. Mi. and Mr* WHHam W«dlinjt. of Can.eyV Point, ylaltod relatives in Haleyv 11 le. KoUerl NickrUoa and Allen Sheppard were In Brldceion on buaiuna Wednesday. Mr and Mr* Samuel Butcher and family, of Millville. Were en-^ irrtalned on Sunday at the bunit' 4 of Mr. and Mr* Henry Kobhln*. Ml** Gram Whltefleld. of Cato den. spent the week end with Mtw Pearl Hunter. Mrr. Elizaheth Plstier. of Milladiipbla. 1* vimtlnK at th. home of her father. Captain E. C. Robblnt. Mr and Mr*. Daniel Booker iiterlaltvod relntlveo from Pitman •n Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Gorllrey. : Samuel Godfrey and Mrs. Mae Waller.. »ere guest* at the home and Mr*. John HoIU-ngei. Port Norrla. on Sunday. Professor nnd Mr*. Howard Sharp and family, of North Jrr- ‘ *ey. rpetit the Ea*ttr holiday. he former'* pawnt*. Mr. and Mi*. William Sharp. ■Via* Elizabeth Berry ha* re tutmd to the Glamhoro Normal School, after spending the Easier holiday* at her home here. Mr. and Mr*. Uolle Hunter snd daughter. Grace, were Mliltille visitor* on Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Abram Camp en lertained rcJatlvc. trum out cl loan on Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. George Hllc* and lamily were recent vlaltom at the home of Ur. and Mrs. Maurice or. near Woodbury, r. and Mr*. Row-tie Huuter. 'amden. spent the week end Mr. and Mr*. WHHam

Mr. and Mr*. Chaflea Sheppard and family, of Bivalve. v> rr * recent visitor* at the home of Mi. and Mrs Allen Sheppard. Mr*. Florence Turpin and Mr* Tnn* CuatiU. of Sn.dcboro. wer. recent guest* of Mr*. Jennie

Hunter.

Claude HUe*. of Millville, .pent Monday with hi* paredo. m,. and Mm. Wesley HUe*. Mr. and Mr*. Edward Bowk< •pent Sunday aflernonu vialtic relatives In Bridgeton. Samu.1 Godfrey wa* in Biidgeton on htudneo* Monday.

Menantico Mr. and Mr*. Harry Hankins entertained out-of-town company Tuesday evening Ml** Acne* Crennan motored to Bridgeton to take an examination fo. driver* license Tuesday. M. Heinz, man. of MIlivlIK wa* a vl*itor hew on Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Hlawm midored to Port Norri* Tuesday. Mr. C. Wolf, of Millville, spent Thursday at the Silica Sand Co. Harry A*k!cy attended Norton Lore** sale Friday afternoon. Mrs. May B*s-be enlertained out<ft-town company Friday af-

Mr. and Mr*. Wilbert Halting- 1 er entertained nut-of-town company Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Willi* Ackiey. of Brirdg-ton. and Mrs Mary Wlrtner. of Po«t Ellzab.-4h. railed at the home of Mr. and Mis. Paul Ackl.y Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd (Tunn and family spent Easter with her parent*. Mr and Mrs. Harry Ackley. Mr. and Mr*. Icary and dauehter. of Trenton, upcnt the week end with her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Walter llineoo. Mr. and Mi*. U Matshall and family called on her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Harry liankln* Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. William Knight. Mrs. Barbara tirennon. MiHampton. Mr*. Helm Vanaman. Mr,-, ladna Ackley. Mr* WII Holzinger and daughter. Anna. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hain| David Grrnnon and *i*ter. Agnc-s. and Ml** Mary Ackley were Millville vinlor* during Week.

Underwood Mr. and Mr*. William Bradway and daughter. Harriet, spent \Vedn<*day evening with Mi. and Mr*. Victor Erricknon and chllMr. and Mr*. Henry Miller called on friends here Wednesday. Rev. John Bradway. wife and children, of Ueaville. *pmt 1'rlday and Saturday with his par-

Frank Ladow and daughter.] Don.iby. aim Mis* Smith, of Pitman. look dinner with their aunt.] Mr* William Bradway. on Friday. I Mr and Mr*. Norton Garrison entertained out of town folk* on

Sunday.

Mr and Mr*. Jceepb Bradway. of Wildwood, and Mr*, if hod a Fldler and children, of Denr.i*vlllc: Mr. and Mr*. Dulfield Sha:p of Heiriervllle. also Mr. and Mr*, fborge Bradway and daughter railed on Mr. and Mr.William Bradway Sunday afterMr. and Mrs. J*a*e Blizzard entertained their oon and wife at dinner Sunday. and Mr*. James Pettit. 3rd. of Millville, spent Sunday afternoon wiih hi# siiiier, Mr*. Anna Bailey and family. Mr. John Roth and daughter.) Josephine, called on Mr. and Mrs. I Boyd Bailey Sunday afternoon. ! Albert Grace and Mr*. Anna Noel motored to Philadelphia and brought Mr*. Uzzie Ballinger bark to I'uderwood to spend a week. and Mr* Durrell Uoyd. of Port Norri*. and Mlu Pearl and Graee Hunter called on Ml* Anna Noel Monday morning. Mr*. Rebecca Bailey, of Bridgeton. I* spending a l-w day* with her tarn. Boyd. Mr. and Mr- Boyd Bailey and daughter. Ethel. Mr. and Mr*. Juteph Novakow - ki and eon. Raymond Blizzard. William Bradway. Jr., and Sleven Hole-risky wetc Millville visitor* tin* week. Heislerville Mr. and Mr,;. Walter Spence. Writer Sharp. Mr. and Mr*. William Smith and Walter Smith motor-d to Wildwood Sunday. Mr. and Mr- Anson Garrison ; and daughter. Eleanor, and Mr*. I Elizabeth Garrison took ruppei j with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Hu* i ted at Cedarvill". Sunday. Mr and Mr*. Horace Rtiuhart.] of MilivlUe. spent the week end I with Mr. and Mr*. Daniel 1

Garrison,

Among the Millville visitor* on] Saturday Were Mr. and Mrs. Jo* j eph Camp. Mr. and Mrs Edward' Camp. Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence' TbomvMon. Mr. and Mr*. Waiter. Kpetir.' and Walter Sharp. Mr. and Mr*. James Moyer. SaH--. Lwiia and Mabala Magee. Mr and Mr*. Ed Lee. Mr. and Mrs ! Jid* Trlbbllt Mr. and Mrs. Alvin j Miss Edith D. Bullock Sr—eiollxine tn ■EAUTV COUTURE COITM* PARLORS 1(4 H.o* Street, MH'v lte 2nd door. Itoom Idmoc ii2-J

| N-wccvmb and Mr. and Mr*. How-, aid MacDonald. I t-barle* DuBoi- spent Friday aid Saturday ax IMawatP Water

Gap.

Miane* May and I»u 9trlcklan-l at t' dlingawpod. spent th* Bnpter hoi v* with Rev. and Mr*. Lcvt Pharp. M;« Mane Mtvir. of Port Elizabeth. V ailed friend, here Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert Lee ami Albert Lee spent Saturday *vcnlng with Mr. and Mr*. Balptt Om.pton. a: Court Hoaae. I Jilt* n Butcher, of Motfrlc. town, ha- been .pending a few day* with her cousin. Edwat 1

Mr. .

l»* Iva Davis, of Larabl l Satu day and Sunday witbj| Ma.-at, Dodson, r*. Ko«.- Camp la improve his writing. . aad Mr*. William Bmlt

Grand Opening and Reception of the

C. M. WARE CO. JVew Fourth Floor Addition and Modern Bungalow FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 22 AND 23

gnd continuing

until

Saturday, April 30th

Can’t Yon Find It? How often this Question, the medicine wanted la not at hand. For cve.y-day ill* a* wi-JI aa emergence every home hnuld have the following, which we will supply at fair price*. Hot Water Bottle Ice Cap Fever Thermometer Gauze Bandage Adhesive Tape Arom. Spirits of Ammonia Sweet Spirit Hitre Fountain Syringe Ear Syringe Lysol Medicine Dropper

Wilts D. Robbins. Jr.

Drugs and Stationery PORT MORRIS. M J.

Free Souveniers Daily Demonstrations Concert by the 1 lolmes-Baker Orchestra on Saturday. LIVING ROOM SUITE TO BE GIVEN AWAY During the opening, an expert from the Becker Furniture Company will manufacture a Living Room Suite in our North Window. This suite will be given away on Saturday, April 30th, to the holder of the coupon drawn by the judges. These coupons cost you nothing— merely visit the store and register. PUBLIC RECEPTION AT THE BUNGALOW We have built a beautiful bungalow on the fourth floor of our new addition. This is complete in every detail—a modem “Cinderella’s Paradise’’—worth coming miles to see. THE "NAME THE BUNGALOW” CONTEST Is open to all the school children in South Jersey. The boy or girl suggesting the best name for the bungalow will receive a prize of TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD. Coupon blanks may be had at the store. All answers must be in before 5 P. M., Friday, April 29th. THE CHILDREN'S PARTY Is to be held Friday afternoon from four to six P. M. Every school child in South Jersey is invited to visit the store and bungalow during that time—each child will receive a souvenir. Many wonderful Specials in the best of Quality Furniture are being offered during the opening week. Chief among them is * LIVING ROOM SUITE for $119.75—many others of equal value—if you are thinking of buying furniture now or a year from now—visit the store during the opening week. C. M WARE CO.

Phone 320

“Your Home Should Come First”

MILLVILLE

Special G*DUitu- Diamond III ns. 18 K Whit. Gold Minintinic Special Price—$25.00 Other duHnoads from $15 up. E. C. MORRISON Jeweler 100 High St, Millville. S. J. "A tb* K»*n of Uur Clock"

Refrigerator Time is Leonard

10 Per Cent Mori Bros. 10 Per Cent Purchase Plan

Walk In—Pay 10 Per Cent, and Drive Your Car Away

Time

The lowest used car offer ever made! Pick your car from this list of reconditioned automobiles. Under this plan you may have a car for as low as 10 per cent, first paymen*. the balance being paid in small weekly payments until completed. These prices are made possible due to the large sale of Hudson and Essex New Cars.

Battery or fire Trouble? Se. H. F. OGDEN

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MILLER TIRES AMT 1.XIDE BATTERIES 25 S. Pearl Street Bridgeton, N. J.

An Early 1924 Ford Sedan

iipboUtarr. Brchanleall)' tf-r, alrp platr*. and extra

For $35 Down Payment Balantr weekly or moathly 1925 Tudor Ford

An Early ’25 Ford Tourin • All rubber, lit' < h.iuirailjr perf*< l. Steerin*. wheel, sotel "i'llulatt'red top.

7-Passenger Studehaker Touring Earir 1**3. Newt? paittt.d Good rubber, t rhaatcalljr perfect, bumper frost, and extra I Drive thl* ear away with $25 Down Payment Balance weekly

1926 Hudson Brougham Newly vaml*hed. At) good tire*, bumper* front und bark, trunk, atop light. windahMd wiper, uiotonirler. Mtrp plane Guaranteed condition. $1000

Late 1926 Overland Tudor Sedan Run* and look* like new. A lot of car for lit

$450

1926 Studehaker Sedan

$5.00 billowed on any old Refrigerator t awards the purchase of a Brand New FAMOUS LEONARD Top. Front or Side leers and Apartment Styles. A huge assortment to choose from at prices from $16.50 upwards. Either phone or write and we will be glad to send our representative, without any obligations on your part who will explain in detail the fine point* «.f th. FAMOUS LEONARD. Can be purchased eitlter for rash or on our Deferred Payment I Tan. Philadelphia Supply Co. 10 & 12 E. Commerce St. Bridgeton, N. J. Phone 119

$150

A Good Nash Touring Quod running condition, xood paint. Roo-I top. mn-hnnically pert.■<-!. Artnal value fSOl). Will KarrlOre for $175

Ford R«»adsler $75 Good ninntin; condition.

Hupmobile Sedan

$40 Down Payment Balance easy terms.

An Early ’26 Model Chevrolet Tudor Sedan Ippi-d with Sve n*w balloon tire*. *•» 4 pi I condition. A real bargain for $40 Down Payment Balance weekly or monthly 1926 Essex Coach

$450

An Early 1927 Hudson Coach

Run lem than 3000 mltw tlte differin'* Iron a new bumpers front and bock. > plate*, windshield wiper. nli-kelw! radiator. Doc*' aril*

> could At:

liqulppt'd with lira, trunk. *l,-p

$1000 1826 Hudson Coach •chanirally ported- Bol t wii $675

Look* and run* like a new one in good shape. $1100

Nina looking and

An Early 1927 Buick Sedan

$1200 You should see thl* car to appreciate It.

Reo Speed Wagon N. wly painted. Just ov, rfcauled A real good truck

$400

One International Truck >an the e Ion. $350 Packard Two-ton Truck with a guarantee. Platform body, mechsnlperfect, newly painted. Call and aee thl* erful value eo that you can appreciate It.

MORI BROS. MOTOR CO.

114 E. VINE ST.

MILLVILLE, N. J.

10 Per Cent

' A Used Motor Car b Ho Better Than the Dealer From Whom You Buy It"