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Slate To Aid E| Fishing Fleet

^ May and Wildwood „-v •< !t>» >*•» JW'-'T

awyi&.^Ow

* „» fnkm Cwantr; v ' f ^ fwl^etu. I^rrt.rr of thr.. B,af4 ("ommeroe >1.4 r, ( »tlor Kdw»r4 Kam.n. *evirrtaiTt Au«u«tu* Smith.

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Ci?E HAT COCHTT fUM. FBIDAT. HAT «. 1M7

t'aga

F««

Btarkvood. Id whlrb »ue tot T*ry pronitDeet part aM the with whirl! *be caa m

dwrrtBa at roowMerabW iwnllo*

the »!at* »«-rd of (Dd NavlgatlO* artth,

' , U !W>^ L umber

:a*mbdr ot the Stat- , •

/ of lb* lotaa*

1-ar "Of C«only.

at the party laciiUel 3 « Aafhoor Boiil, . .^1,1, UoatH rrre*

and G««**

Jr*;* kaeroa attended a Pareot fcacbrr*' cooTrntton. ot Oroeti-1

vtrb. on Tutwday.

Winiata Ua*on and Claodr

“And what doe* G^d-

Mtu imrotb) RadrltB h*a been t’an.p stilled relative* In Cwnden rwpntntwd an oRrial from the Mill- 1 over the wreh end.

ill.* Hlsh School lor the track y, an ^ y ;a John lleno-rmn oeet m Shiloh next week, to a*- j w#lir Thnratty and KtUay with

•at Mr. ttwter Mltehell ‘ tbel: on. Morttrae: Ur.ldon « oh. oeaant t of the y, ,,,4 Mr , i^ny Reeree bad

nm M E fharah at*! ninak-lan ;oomp.n r from Camden on Hun

tatereft In tht* 4,,

ctty. will prawent a recital on Wed- »i,. a„d Mr*. Unit* B. .) erentna of nett «.«k la * Prr Philadelphia the Pint M K .Ttarrh »^ k , . lD burt(1 ,

Hw.y StM-ret the riothl •* ®«T y ; (...i Ml , HewderaeO Chau on I-**! Miln 8t t* I. who hak ,. . jW , brlr pruperij on t-c *“• W r D 1 "■ tm • oa *- • torn., of Itiowdwajr and Uel*ea

time died •■*»!> Sunday muintna Drive

Mr and Mr*. Cbariaa S War- ... .... . . fiold. of the SyUamla UoU-I. PbOai ort hu/abeth deipbu. haw b* n io meir

Leesburg | JLT T S “ '** •’ ~

1 Parr, oi MiUrlllr. 00 .Saturday (Will you allow me to r-plaee aerlden

j Mle« DMrta Henderaoa rpoot the! blm* ! Dor for- “ftearrh me—both ar»a

\fra. Irene Smith aad Mr* Knih | l(f , k ^ ^ x-jariand Mtw Oldan "Ob. vlr! Th‘3 1# are broken and hi earn any a

Sharp, apent Saturday la Pblladrl-, Ur> Ar1hur Mef-UIn waa vt*n K , Midden " word."

- -- ^T2L. I tnx in

Ayara. niaabe Mr. a

r hum. h-r* for a f*rw daya-

I Mr. aad Mu. Claud. Jlend.'r-

1 Mr aad Mrr Charlra Ctaenlohr aon. or Philadelphia, -p. nl the and j eatertalaed Iriead* liom Canada week en-' wiih Mr*. MargarH

1 city > tbla week. Ma/hew

t. Mr* 1 Mr- Owat Hawn waa In Phtla- Albeti Chamber* vl»lt»d hi* delphta on a t. <pplnx trip on wife. Marjoil. . aeveral eveatac*

Raturday thl* week. Mr* Chambera wa* njJ.Mna rnrarla Vaaamaa. eleclHclan. opral.-d on at nrldtetAUi lloapflajjMonday anoftMtap Mr U.d. in

1 and Prank Tnmlla. aw'.nmni. ar- jerently.

member Budcet Conamlwdonera

Keddan and John C. Uipkad „ C WU. tfvm the of-| fb , Ml

Mr and Mr- Harry < oualJt anoj WaM-r

danahter. »pent Saturday ib | „, t)> . home of ' •

Phrtn. “ |Krid...

little Haaet Van Artadabrv. three year old daughter©! Mr •’»* | Mr* Spencer Van Artadalea. «ho

. ha* twen sertourly ill In Millville . on Sutu' eral day* I Ho*pn..l la «h>wly Improvlna ,, ! ' —

Mis* Ixiulae ln*er*oll U M*” g aot»e lime with Mr.. ntth. »hn ha* l*«a unite 01.

Mr and Mr* dam- Moor* and famili epent Sunday afternoon at «b* horn, of Mr* Hoorah poranu,

■nd Mr*. Daalel Dee

U-ona A sh mead l* upending time with her porenu. Mr. and Mr* Kdward AahnMWd-

Mr and Mr*. Alfrad Sharp. *pml indi y evening at the home of

Geora* Sharp. Mi.urieetown. Sarah Pothamcm* and

. . . and Mr. and Mr*. William I. *l.bln*. drove lo Hot tree ue.

iiw ■imii MiPHfraMWP

Let Us Serve You

pt roller;

•ce o' Ike

K»ir^ Shipp and Kohcrt Stmon.

g Traneeh.

party *pent Haturaay In MhHtK City and were met Sunr t> A-wmblyman Char!** R«»d. who accompanied them | Cape May. where they were Be; by Suite Senator William H. jntht They epent the morning Is**'iiUK 'he harbor and view tu !he n-et in th. harbor. Their an- \Wt was to Otten* Harbor, p Wtldwrewl. where they made a gn.v of the condition* Alter ike tour of Inapectloo ty; acre the m.i.. at the tubing Industry at 1 inner at the Hotel beaere*t. g.!( He) eonaldered the need* g the aaterway for the preernl puo&. it k* the undenrtandlng lit: hiprovementa nrr ai> at •ace. »

Childr< the *e by Mb Anna dent* A p WIIH* 1 V

on

fbr th

In Wildwood ful

> a rraldeace

Mr*. BiU Heriia. Ml** BUen

a with; Hard*, and Mr Rollla Bhaw aty HHj leaded * teachei* meeting at

ry a***- I Deewbune Monday,

eavor. | Mr. and Mrs David Ford have returned home after a two Weeka - Sunday rW , w |ifa relatives tn MUlvUle.

mor of | Della William- ! a. 1. turned to

one of 1 tiff home, alter npenJlag the

Manned „ n re r *ith her win. William, tn k'. Mt»! Mlnotola. their Ktunmrr home here rmtan-i oharlw Bennett, of MtUviUe. the w*k tnd.

I* iniprnvtna h*» property there. Mr and Mr*. Howard Caboon

and Mr*. John Holiinga-

Jacob K ec hat cine r and

daughter. Cntherlnr. have retnrn- s *‘ _ . ,

-J lV» . vu, will. ..lau.o ■.iSr*.*"'

New York.

Mr. and Mr*. Cbariaa Eloenlobr motored to Millville Friday.

Millville

Mi- - wilbelmlna l^wer apent tae week end with her parent*. Punntertalnrd her cmialn.

Battery or 1 ire 1

Trouble?

See

H. F. OGDEN FOB HONEST. CAPABLE

ATTENTION

MILLER TIRES AND EXISE BATTERIES

25 S. Pearl Street Bridgeton, N. J.

Market in" at Kotnk Brother* it always a pF-avutT buy in carload lots and tell for le» «ny«»e 1 po£->iuiy ivn. Visit Our Large Market

Wr spetialme in Bananas, rood a banana COULD 1

Yon have never ktrann how ; nntil yog have tried ours.

KOTOK BROS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Millville Market: 106.108 Earl Main Street Weather by House Block

I Ml-* 'Viva Loser, of MBIvltle

„ , . I Mr and Mr*. Oaear Polhamn* Sun Jay here with ! y ^ rrrmtat MillvtUe

to* n-bip it artier*' meeting held In IsMitbnrg Brhoot. Mnn-

MH* Mnrkay and

Mr. and Mrs. Regan, of Brook

lawn, spent

friend*.

Mi and Mm C. Caskey and

illy, of Philadelphia."

Millville

Ttctima Indlraf Il.6d0

V E. andrr ITmt nir ■

Ur and Mr*. Oeorgv Buck, of Inti! and Pine Streets, p-ailr .-ur prised on FTldny

tax vlrcn e mimher of the'r kvorl. »nd relative* cailed to rr free' maf them of their twenty-fifth i avddmt a u r.lvenary. A New Eba- daugl hn: -upptr waa aerved and all •kt-d a wry plenanat evening | M**

Ur and Mr*. Harry Walker, of

East Main Street, khoouuc* the mwesrt-nt of their danghlei,

a«l* \ walker to Rknan' Loyt of West Foundry 8tr

ru vvddlng will take place In the

awr fatare.

Uu» Helen Vanaman, of North Sroau 8tr *t. spent a day tn AilAMir c. , rec. ntiy. ^Bmiric* Thomas, of Cape May Week-end visitor

id Mr*. Irma and Warren Henderson Wednesday, motored to Atlaatbic City on Ml** Thro linkman, of Vim.- Sunday, to visit relatives, land. *p* tii Tuesday and Wedasa [ Mr. and Mr*. Georg* Stoll, of

day her. with leiatlvt*.

Mrs. Frank Wldener has returned home from a ten-day vlsii with relative*, la Camdm Raymond rienlL-raon attended meeting of the Maaoek i*>dg--. at Maurio-town. on Tuesday eve-

ning.

I>r Byron Pyle, wife nnd son. Pitman, spent the week end

"‘'(Mr Cl

’ Charle* Johnson

gre**

Norri* Saturday morn In*

Mi nnd Mr* John Harii* and son*. *nen< Saturday night In

t«ty and

Kroad

eeaburg.

a

city

Mmrtation. in session at Bridge

elected tbeeae officers: PrculIranraa A. Staager. Jr.;

ra*-I*ri»ident. Morris V. Me

Urieland: Secretary and

Marry R. WalUnsn. DlnML_ .

•d. la Hoy W. Loder and Doug-

u itkr-n*.

IT- HaptUt ' t Mr. Webster, of High ‘here a full course supper '"ved. Among their l*u»lI' »as voted to send »5 to

Valley

h- held n

TV

i «ity

mty

*daj

leal perbt preRoae of od union before a . eriativc

with bt* parenl David Pyl-. Mr. ami M l Mortimer Hen j deraon wei tn Philadelphia thl* j week shopping. Mr Hutn-n ot Philadelphia. Is aupiurnln* at hi* summer • home. here, convalescing after j

being ill.

Him Mary Franeklr viirite.1 Mias Mari. Pabsl on Sunday Byron Broadwater, who Is employed near Freehold, spent the wegk end fiere with hi* uncle. Mr. snd Mr*. Kim. r Beebe, and May Franeklr. attend-d the American Legion play In Millville,

thl* week.

Mr and Mr*. Braun and tarn-/ Uy. of Camden, we.e'tn their' - •um.Ti.T home over the week end. j Mr*. Eva Barsuglla and Ml**

Camden, (pent Sunday with Mr*. Stoll's mother Mr*. Is;la Toaour. Mi. :2d Mta. Isaac Homer entertained Mr and Mr*. J. Boy

Oliver and family. O

on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. David Ford en-j Roy Kofine lertained relativea from Millville j business Monday,

on Sunday | Mrs. Ilertha Harris and aouv. Edward Barslrglia is visiting and M-* Kale Carlisle, drove to Edward Key. Jr,. In ! Woodhibi- on Wednesday and Cape

I Mnv on Friday

Mr and Mr* Henry f'arlDI. and dauKhter. spent Sunday evening In

IMruont.

Mr. and Mr* Hoy Bollne tor A a

Millville. | too,) ot hamper* to Phllod- ltdila.

Friday.

to Bridaeton on

WALTER L. RIGGIN —MODERN— (’LUMBER & ELECTRICIAN KAIRUANK. NORSK A CO.. Aft. PHONE 52-W PORT NORRIS

You Can

Do It!

AD you need is a can of i Cannote Auto Enamel) a { brush and a few hours'spare time to give your car a deep, rich enamel finish with CARMOTE ALTO ENAMEL A high gloss, weather ana wear-resisting enamel supplied in black nnd nine popular colors. Makeytwr ear look Hkc new I

big I trot her f Vwm.

l^dgc. held a meeting

at which time they ■xHiduct a marlile

‘L« Boys' Week, which l*

t week on the Muni-

Field, every day beginning V. between the hours of 4

F M

-‘HI Rierk. one of the pro-

CAPTA1N: • What was that rumpus for'd in your watch. I Mr. Bronson?" MATE: "Why. John, the Portugee. was in the gaUcy hiking with the cook, .tnd juat to torment him he said he knew a range just as good as the SHIPMATE. That flared- the cook right up and he called John a liar and told him to get out of the galley, and becaufic John didn't move soon enough for him he grappled him. They thrashed around the galley and I ran for’d and got there just as the cook threw him out the ! galley door." CAPTAIN: -Why. I didn’t know Cook was so sensitive itbout the SHIPMATE." MATE; "Oh. yeg. A good many of thro! , U>0 ' "if, • “ rt ‘lection on a cook if he has to say he never u.sed a SHIl MA 11 Kange. It -oks as if he hadn't had much experience.’' SHIPMATES are made only by THE STAMFORD FOUNDRY COMPANY ‘-t.WtsJred USD STAMFORD. OWN. They are sold by B. CAMPBELL BIVALVE

one Patrol

It* tkr phri- * WrUf .IttrU /crYot/g raff'

Y our service depends on more than just the way your own instrument and line arc working. Any moment you may call for connection with a telephone two, ten, a hundred or a thousand miles away Your call may hop underground and emerge somewhere across town It may follow one of the great cable highways. or head off along some winding poleline into the next county. But, whichever it may be, your erv icc is constantly patrolled, in trucksand cars and afoot, along nearly half a million miles oi wire in Soutn Jersey—to see that storm and sleet, wind and flood arc out-manoeuvred—to see that thc track is quickly cleared for year call when the elements get the upper hard. These men are serving you personally. With them it's not just an eight-hour day, but a job vo. your interest Not just that the, traffic shall flow along normally, but that _) car call shall go through.

THE DELAWARE & TEL. & TEL.

ATLANTIC CO.

R. M Rein or hl, Duma ALftfe*

"AN ORGANIZATION DEVOTED

PERSONAL SERVICE"