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I ti*r* r*lori»»<t to ttx-lr ,1- n-iin* a tew d*r» ir*nta. Mr. and Mr*.

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^lo,! Godfrey. Allan M>* I »p*r<l.

Godfrey, and Hobtn Nk*-

^ were U» PauJaboro. on

Mrs. Prank Soaker

, T.j**d»y rrrnlB* in Millville.

in d Mr*. Wintarn Hunter

, .pendIM » ^« b UM4r

Ml** Jane Bateman. ..f mu 4*lpbU. •prut the aeek end with

frientia In town.

Mr* Elsie Hewltn. of CedarvtU*. U spendinc *<»m* time wltk her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr* Addison Bateman Katherine Garthe. ot Philadelphia, was a week-end Kuest at the Baptlat pareonase. r Brown l» in Bridirrton. where be baa had an operation

for appendldtla.

u .. . Mr*. John Godown. arrompan- ^ ^ Heevc^*^ 1mS Mr - »“> M™- Prsnk Iverson ..•„ned Rev 8 Kaeve*. ot ^ ^ >uIoB|ofcllt , tr|p |o ph , u "K— - - —

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M tlae M'aliera Bnd!*^ rn ' * f rw days. ” Mantua. I Mr • Bd Mni J * m "

«tMr» Charles HIM. | ’^ D ' S ' md ”

vtsltora at the home of their n "

Hunter.

Pbiladel-

hl* *4*ter and'

B. H. Stmpaon and family i

hr end U esperte.: at any time. 1 to Cape May Court Houaa 8»

Murh ►ymiathy U felt lor Mr day

Vamthan aad slfe in this lime i Mr* Andrew Hirkman and Ij wmiuw. children and Mr*. Kdward Hick Mr and Mr*. M. B Hunted'man and rhildret went to Cap* ' ml the week end with rein- | May Court Hou— S tturday c* In Palmyra. Mr Gaorse Rptmicer. of Cape | Ube Madeline Pace war an ] May Court Hou*e. railed on h' l-of-town visitor oier the week! brother. Mr. Etiirenr Sprtn*er. <

d. ! Wednesday.

Mr* cortta Conr'.r rUlted her Mr- Thomas Miller and Mlm* | ter, Mrs. Mary YoUBK. In ’ Martha Meerwald attended Dutch Seek, w-ho U 111. 1 tea'hets - raeetln* at Eldora

Mr* Elttn Kat**. of Salem. 1 Wednesday.

ent Sunday with her parents. Harry Rhoades and family |

£ , barlea Hllon. 4r, at MU1Samuel PrtMt Bad Son. were In Millville on MonU) ,p,.ie end Mm. E. C. Robbius

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peter- 1 eon have turned In half of*the house owned by 4. U Dansen-

haker and won.

Mr. and Mis. Mnlford Starkey were entertained at dtnner recently by Mr. and Mr*. Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Addtwm Smith. Mrs. William Brown visited h.'-' eon. Stanley, who la a patient Ir.

Blldgrton Hoapltal.

Isewta Waddinston and aon. of Pennsvtlle. have been vtetUnr the former’s mother. Mrs. Charles

Johnson.

Geonte

South Dennis

Eteenberx and

Mrs. K C.

Barne* Sunday.

Mr- P c Barnes entertained the Ladies’ Aid Thumday. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and Mi** Itorothy CrUroood. alw. Chari*-* R»hlnson. visited Wildwood Saturday and Monday.

Philadelphia, j Mr* Cresse. of Oeesa C»«r-

spent the week end with hts par-'railed on Mr*. George Brown on

rnu. Mr an dMr*. Grant Is»re. |Prtdoy.

M and Mi*. C. E. Hickman and tamtly vl«tted Mr. and Mr* William Weeteott. at Palentto. on

Friday evening.

A car overturned on the main

Mrs. A. Etsenberg and son I rr ^4 „ n Saltirday night, akldding have gone to Bethlehem, after . j n ^ imr und. The couple in the spending several weeks with Mr. j rar *, r ,. *Hchtly injured. They and Mrs. Char)** Nickerson. [were on their way to Towi "

Night

Until Saturday

You May Get One of Theie Remarkable

Hoosier Week Specials 59 Pieces (or the Price of One Read All of This

our stocks and as a special offer,

$en.75

This is Hoosier Week. We have a full carload of Hoosier s in

are sellinR these at the very special price of

Soma.

W' Sn E d ** . j ' Mr and Mr*. Earl Burt and Ulllan J*!? ^ .hildrrn. of mirton. spent Hnttir»*ct end w»Ut relatives In P®**| <Uy .v,nlng with rctettrai In _d Mr* Arthur Hilns spent Scrtay with Mr. and Mr* Robert H"‘ !n«on. at Port Eliiaboih V ind Mr*. Robert Ntakeroon. itr. Nickorsou. Mr nnd Mr* C l Godfrey. Mr*. Mae Walton. Mr. »Bd Mr*. E. Bowker. Samuel OodHowsrd Bowker. Mr and Frank Bowker. Mr. and Mrs. Sanurl Frtant nnd aon. Rotiert. rrt Millville vtsitors on Saturday M-* Para laiwa. of Blvalva. l* t ^ nfiBg mine Umc with her daothter. Mrr. Mary Brewster. and Mr*. Milton Trlbbett *.-• out-of-town visitor* on Sun r n Hunter. Miss Jennie • van and Mis* Para Hunter , v Millville on Saturday.

Cedarville

Mt- Anna Marvel Bimpklna, of . PMUdclphla. ha* be»'n the guert [ *f Mr*. Lucy Powell for a few t

Mr- Mildred Sparks has ara posltlnn a* heal waltr<-.- it the Charloworth Hotel, Fc-.-jne. for the cummer.

A. W. MELLON, Secretary of the Treasury Washington, May 9, 1927.

In addition we are giving ABSOLUTELY FREE / 31-piece Berkley Dinner Set , 20 pieces of High Quality Aluminum 7 Crystal Glass Spice Jars Early the week the cabtneta started to sell with a bang and the eutlr* catload may not b* enough to last- wo get your order In enrty. A. ,n „<t<kd special we wUl deli*ef • cJ»net foe J1.00 down. Balance may t- paid In nmall payment* of Two Dollars each. Hoosier Breakfast Seta ilhoul a coay breakfast nook and three tasty Hoowier Our entranctmt special display will interaat every tnber of very beautiful wets special at $38.00 WARL COMPANY will pmsenl #5.00 In gold to the person who wilts* ch Bungalow." the grratmt number of tl The contest close* tht# Saturday i ■ard la now how many times you ran wrl

Amazing

THE LARGEST FURNITURE STORE IN SOUTH JERSEY

ALASKA

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Refrigerator

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C OOLER and fewer kitchen hours with ; smaller fuel bills are three . blessings that the Flor-

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We know stoves, and unhesitatingly state that , the wickless Florence has the most scientific method of focusing all the heat on the cooking. Just think, the top of the burners are It only 2?’i inches from the cooking — that means

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FLORENCE Oil Buwoe $ 17- 5 » I

SCHULBY’S MAY SALE A SPECIAL SELLING New Spring Coats & Dresses Reduced

Every Style, Color and Material Sever before have we off-r.d h high grade r,*.- »•*»£- > low price! Distinctively style models. May rt »tio Dressy* for every requirement’ Buy

Rayon Underwear Greatly Reduced

, Chemise.

79c to $U5

'ombiuatlons. etc.

Rose Shoppe .HOOSIER Kitchen Cabinets

La Rose Shoppe

High, at Pine Street

MILLVILLE, N. J

Furniture Bog* linoleum nothing Jewelry

Buy on th* Hurley Plan. Pay Weekly or MonUtly in SO. GO or 90 Days-

Latest Creations in Spring Millinery Muslin and Nainsook Remnants Fruit <*t tb> Loom. One to ten : ^ lengths. 15c 0 N T Sewing Cotton BE. I and whin «vr d.,*cu epo. 40c Menerisrd Sewing Cotton

32-inch Imported and Domestic Ginghams

12c Curtain Material

15c High Lustre Poplin

25c Children » Dresses

All $5 HATS

$2*95

All $3 HATS

SPECIALS IN OUR FABRIC SECTION

Dress Chartneen

R*galar 49c value. Sale price—Yd.

Plain Ijngette Suitable tor Sin 1,1 underwear. Regular : ' Sale • ,lic *

29c

Cretonne Newest dtcrtgn 26 ‘

16c

3000 Yds. of Regular 15c Toweling 8‘ ic jd. Unbleached Muslin Exua !>•■»'> quality. 36 lnrh«- wide. Begnlui 1" value. Sal* price - yd.

lie

Feather^roof Ticking ^

15c

Guaranteed Fast Color Dirts Prints K.gular »»e vain- **'* price—Yd.

22c

Ladies l.rnen Dresses

$1.69 Soiaette. Printa

29c Powder Pu4T Fancy Lingerie Regular price 59c. Sal< prlew 35c High Grade Fancy Rayon Dress Material lain, striped, checked, {tegular prlc 49c. Sale price 25c

69c Men's Shirtin|: 29c Percales

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