Millville

Mr. and Mr*. Bdward Bacon,

tot Wildwood, * itfc

city, epcni • om «V t, “*

"‘? a- * b ThmnjhT and Friday 4 “ 'ull L^uia

aty Salltltor *ni

». Miller and eon. V. ,ll ^ r ' 15 ’ are plannlu* to leave for Florida early In February, where the} •wtll^spend the reri ot . ,h * w , n ‘ ter. ^e} - w' 111 the trip by * U KE WELL informed! l*ani about burnlna oil Bet page -iMr. ana Mm. William Peter-

son and Mr. and Mr*.

Blanchard .of* Ocean City, riatted

Millville friend* Friday.

C. M. ClontlnE. of Avalon,

was a week-end visitor

Mill-

Quiarville

wins.

and Mr. L*w Haley ">1 „ „ u „,7^7 h ..

been J^dT her home with < In Pitt^ry. P«illnev 1* Improving. Mrs. Cora Diament sHw Florence Wills, of Audu- ber b „ n; . by IUne». bon “pern the weekend with m«W Geor»e k Dlamrnt. W ^ - -d Mr*. John , an S , ev ens. Mason Maybe* an .

, Heward Brown are at tending th-

defeated the (^n^’ ton rent kin. which i* bertrong We City ins Wd.tM. J«r

M. «. A. C. floor on WfT Mi:

««. r jy

n. rer s; Boy Bobbins, of phBaddpWa. j daughter . t be »e.k-end with hi*? Mr> Mo r g an HUSttd kas been father. Sam Robblna. indi>P<wd lor a few days, nri

Deborah Sharp rprnt «h. 1I1 ,p ror mt. - •■ rtla- I'umberl

ciPi; may comrrt mts ranter MiroABTjt^

Heislcrville

• conOnr.1

0 lu „ - Chicaga Manila Adame, o* Ocean .pendig a lew daya

,2h week-end in Bridgeton a

o your coal

Commissioner .

this city, left Saturday morning for Winter Haven. Fla- where

he will spend -even his winter tome af

Mrs. Kirk, samal—d there after they took their Aral trip In IV-

t|re*.

Cumberland County Pomt m Grange met in this town on WV1-

and Mrs. Roy nr-d.y of lari week. There were'

J3*6 puts an rna ... re~/r*r- B ,valve, called on Mr -nd sire ^ of ool< ,f.towii gurets burning. See page 6. e«ij? n * n Robbins Sunday. n , i, a nch was served in Commissioner 1 * Mr. -nd Mrs. Ben : of thr B .ptM Church

««> r^ ^ren""' Mr .Sd! Mr* Warren Hosted U enterJJre V^Sheppatd Sunday. _ ulnlng ber patent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ml* Aim: Hickman Us sP'nd- chjinlbfl ,. ,.f Lresburf. t .nmt- tlmt in Newport with r<ir? Mari, has improved

friend*.

f with

Willi an. Lee and Howard Wheaton..Millville boys who are students ftt Purdue i nlverslty.

a the

Shiloh

! tb' appearance of h»s

1 nP Mrf ,a Mary Hall, who recently a leg amputated H home ... -.he hospital and Improving

ing to the extent of I1S0. Mr. and Mrt Van Srlver and children, at.HsddonAfId. sptnt Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, of East Broad Street. Henry Laiselm. local high ■chool maaual arts instructs, has been called to the bedside:

thr.l col-

jit Friday

th- build- i D oai Fellows Hal!

from

Grange ■ umberUnd r *?>ofce Jones has porchaaed^a - ei"e: (am in !

■mm ».«..*■ there.

One night la*: week "T*™-

wer ecalh-d out about

Rev I*

-■« at the

Ret. Bare I

B i&srp filed the pul

Tuesday of Iwf week B W(T vcm-n out aiort of the 1 ME ^' orlock to help light a lire In ■Pen. Saturday to MlUvflte a«d ^ To . n ,hip. Bridgeton heard addresses b; prominent edu j - ** “*•

"C Laura Davis, of Br!dg«on.

. ... l i..ar.ln.laa.

tiriring ber stoter-tn-daw. tM ■

the rail !

nothing cuold be done, there be-

hoof Waus. of . w . u r Edmund tamp and Mia* Uorotbv t amp hare returned bom. .pending a fe* d *” wV3> Mr f and* Mr? William Haye* at V, Mr l? ^d Mr*. William Harris «d ten of Salem, spent Sundy with Mr and Mrs Daniel Oarrim*. 'Mr and Mtw. Allen Wel'‘“ d children have been stendutg a

f, * days in Mew York.

f0 MrTW R^an is emteria^ing her atrst Mrs. < ovtegsn from Dover Del. for tw^ wwBttC ur. and Mrs. Walter »!■■■■■■-

Walter Sharp Mr

Ezra 8. cm and Al “

Mae spent Sunday ’ rl,b “ r - * a " Mrs Edward 1’owell at EWora.

M Mr. and Mrs. Ddward Fbrampm.

of Millville .-pent S"*; 1 *. Mr and Mr*. WlUlam tlsldwelt. Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Powell and

family, of Ocean <Hy. rMtod Mra.

EUmbeth Garrison Sunday. Among thorn who atwKMl «

MlUrllle Saturday were. Mr. Md

Mrs. George Tomlin

Mr and Mrs lawrenre Thompaor Mr. itnd Mr* Joaeph Camp. Mlwe» Ethel and Blanche « amp. Mr. and Alvin Newcomb and chilZ™. Mr and Mrs Floyd <T»«« and daughter, Miriam and Mr. H. Kre t.* and daughter. Bertha. Mr and Mr* < harle* Car Bale, of Etdora. were local visitor* 8unMrs. William Sam* has ba« very *B at ber home with totwili-

water «upp1y. The f»'

Mr imny. V ‘!VS LcS

to ,be^bool houre^ B«udstown. ol>pt>)1 , ith rhml( », bo, ,t„ Wednesday o( last week, discus I ) lU ndlag wa* too far gone to saw ing the budget. _ u^-tBieirn part of It. The house wa? The engagement of ^ ,*■,.!pied * v colored family and L Hummel!, the eon of Dr. 'fT tl , arlr t ,,rytblng they bad was U, >;”•* "."2 T». ort»« Ot u.. Place. io Mi** ; ’ f fir.- is a raystery a* It was first Swede*boro, ha* been announced. dl(roTrre< j , n th ^ rvar «.f the

Thia yes not only gl»os us a ^ TK .

leap year but a toUl. ectlpre of tbe moon. November which is supposed to I* visible to most of th* world. _ „ Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Swell and Mr. and Mr*. A. S. lepton and E. H. Sheppard were W llmlneton visitor* during the past week. Mr and Mrs. John Smith will ore to the Mr*. Ella Bonham honsc. _ Jimmie Adam- broke into Ret. Herbert Cottrell's borne it Marlboro and did considerable damage to tbi furniture a.- well as “hosing light to Mr. Cottrell, hi neighbor and the State Troop- r. Adams

1, now in jail. Troopir Alfred

been assigned to the State Police

Street, entertained the girl* of the Millville Nations! Bank on Thursday gveplng of last week at her !»■». - Game* and amusements of various sorts were enjoyed and an eicelle.t< luncheon

was sentd.

There was a fine attendance at the Victory Day exercise* which were held all day Monday In the Fir .1 M. B. T-mple under the auspices of the two chapter* of the W. C. T. U. of Millville. The meeting wa* very Inter-rilng Rev. and Mrs. D. Roe Haney spent Tuesdsy of la*t week In

Philadelphia.

John Mukeily. of Bmith Street, set sail for the Southland Tuesday evening of last week. Albert Kurtz left Tuesdsy morning for Lincoln. Nebraska, after visiting Ms father and sister* In this-city the past week. Miss Helte Morphy of this dty. spent Use paM week-end

Atlantic City.

Mauricetown

Mr. Sheppard has accepted position tn Port Norri*. Mr*. I-anv Holland spent a d:

with her brother aud family. V and Mrs. Ed. Nixon, of Millville. Newport defeated Bridgeton Junior Moose on the M. S. A. C. floor here Wrdneaday evening of last week. The score “as I'

to 24 In favor of Newpor.

Miss Gertrude Wegg was a re cent guest of her aunt. Mrs. U.

Webb, of Port NorrU.

Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Trout were called to Bridgeton Wednesday. where Mr?. Trout's brother was seriously injured in

an automobile accident.

13*6 put* an end to your coal burning. See pag, f,. section 1. Mrs. M Kaiosta has returned to her homevln-Boston. Ms:*, after ejrf-ndfni 'Jiveral *eek w-Hh ber HMerr Mr*. I anie!

Sharp.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Re-

J rhildren ‘are grading some

LecMnirg with M

time

. The colored people declare the first they knew of It there was a loud explosion and immediately after that flames were dlecotered burstim through the roof. A few night* prevlou* to this a cross wa* burned In fror.» of the bouse, but It was though* boyt did this, thinking it would ftighten the occupants. The fire i- .-upposed to be of incendlmry origin. Much sympathy is felt for this family, who bav« ’ —

moat all they poasmsed.

Mrs. Lewi? Wt*hsm I* spending acme time in Millville as tb<

guest of her sister.

Aaron Pettit and family hav. mcred Into one of the houses ot Shoemaker's farm In Back Neck

Leesburg Mr tmd Mre J Imw ML Holly visitor* «”* r * r< * '“Mr 8. 8 Itoughty l« recovering ,r *LiL,i^M^w»* the Millville Hospital. He was visited by hU wMe and Roy lUJtoe and tsmlly on Sunday Mr. and Mr* Somer* Haddm field have bren pend ing some time at the home of Mr. and ^Mfss Dorothy romptoa «sd friend from Philadelphia, were visiting Mr*. Belle

cenfly.

NO MORE coal— 1 —no more dirt.

"^Mtas Liman Bubert. of Millville. Is visiting her sister. Mr*. L. Jand Mrs. R.-C. Wilson. Mrs. Harold Errtckaon and Mr. and Mr* Charlie Hoffman were among thoee who attended the entertainment and minstrel show glvwn by to* 8 S. S Bible Class from th* Tacony Church- The roaat wert introdueed by lasslle 8«*iman. a former Dovchsnter Uffwho wa* Instrumental In getting

the dans to

page 5.

Com- «kI «e J! *• -“'re-'* « *“’* f ” . ***! ^ ** ^ '?• .1-. PO^We- For mo-ith- we h.T- t>M“ “npvin, , „

that YOU never thought poeilhie.

greet tele. Buying ■» eerioea **.“• ehle >» pew our bj, » blgTHown to you. Eeery pin* of fumitureni o» rtoee of good »Ur queiity. We do not cerry inferior goode e» »y *«* lour eert,

tion U

the M. E Church fine attendance and _ ent tboroeghly enjoyed to* P«vTSch sympathy Is felt tor Pastor ism and family, the former bring confined to hts home wtth a severe «I tack of pleurisy Mr and Mr*. Graham Bacon and daughter visited Captain and Mr*. A tango Bacon In Maurtcetowc

last week.

Mr and Mr*. Robert Fordney. of Ocean city, are announcing the ^ ... .. fbe-ir riauvVttpr Alma.

•pen: Sunday with Mr*. Ke* at MilHiile. While there they

tored t- Pbiiadelpbl*. , - Mr and Mr* Joseph Co* and marriage of their daughter. Alma. Harry Cox vi-itod M: WnBam* to Boyd Horkwell. of North Port

Brae iray at the MIHville Hospital

Saturday evening

Mr. Sylvester Spence, of Court House, ha* returned to Leesburg after visiting hi* many reutfres

here.

Mrs. Oltv* Spence and Mr*. L, Cox and daughter. Alma, spent Friday of lari week with Mrs. M.

Powell, at Ocean City.

Miss Alda Kessler. Of Millville, visited her r later. Mra. Milan

l>otni»or. Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spence and Mr. and Mr* William Smith. * Millville, motored to Court He

Sunday.

Mr*. Charles DuBoto who is still at the Millville Hospital U slowly Mr. aai Mrs. A. H. Covwoo and children, of Bridgeton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William

Hughes.

Mr and Mrs. James Heritage .«pent Sunday with relatives Court House.

Henry: “Tve jn«t

the

ihil*

Albert A. Oland. of E’ been visiting Warren Harri*. and injuring herself. K. F. Loofborn th* . *« wrek.

Dr Reha Loyt of Britigeton. P*»m. through Lit* place day to her farm •' Jeriro. the colonial Woo. maasl .n in* remodeled for a sanltarimn

Ivy Hall sanltarimn were Dr. loyt)

B always full.

Mix Fler-s'etn. of Bridgeton, ha* j purchased a farm in Hopewell j

Township.

catch her heel I Georg*: "Who is he?"

.. ing down stairs, falling 1 Hrno : “A fellow out room■ly all the way and severely! hunting with a saxophone

has twee ilrtn* for -me time. Wilson and wife atw son.

Frank, of Phllafielphla. vlzifed relatires here on Sunday Mr.

Is the son of the late . f'antue! Wilson, w ho wa* (J

• resident of Leesburg a number of year ago and at that time followed bis vocation as a sen captain. For a number of years pre-

bi* death, Captain Wll- .t -valid, having been badly Insured In . ship wreck.

Mis* Hannah Nwcomb. of l.'edarvHle. visited her cousin. Mies laiHan Errtcluion on Sunday week. Member* of toe Sewing Circle were entertained at the home of Mrs. Gflbert High, in Port Nor-

ris on Tuesday evening last.

Mr. and Mrs I. B. Wilson were recent visitors at th.- home of their brother. Frank Klerltu. in

M>C LIVING ROOM SUITIJACQUARD

; of tin fi»( miu •) ’ -W cV*»Tt*“ttM to 7—: tt-tof rttoa TV ; . uni ■tnm. H» * -t nrOmrOm “ ot UO t*»»I “< => . AitodMit ut Wht CO*. q«i*t-»t»JO. MIST OTHSE liYIStr .WOS TALUB

re Hand Is on an ex-1

tended rtslt to her daughter. Mr*. I

A. Grabosky, IB EHtaieth

Mis* Elsie Carlisle, a t. aeber in I

toe Salsa school, risltcd

grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Cl • 'arlisle. over the week end

lageton.' /£ * each (■ .•-I liar loir M

)r I/j’H

The State loegittt: Convention i will come to Bridgeton. August i

3) to September J.

ThL county is now tnclnded' In heiilth week with Salem. Cam-:

den and Gloucester.

Bertha Rainesr. the daughter of Mr.-. Benjamin Kainear. was in an automobile accident and had to be taken to the Salem Hospital. Will IMckiDson spent W ednesday of'last week In Salem County. || Eli Van Meter won first place j and Harold Fogg second in Commercial Crop Cobblers at Trenton.

William Hickman and i In the Junion exhibit. George Van' I Alma, i- spending some I Meter, of the Shiloh High School. 1 nme with her daughter. Mrs. Asa | won toe gold medal and Edwin j Robbins, m Wildwood. Harris, the sliver medal. Mr*. Jane Hinson, of Menan Jessie Carl, James Chapman and tlco. ap-.-ii^ fi^JMys with . ela- clement MitctaeU are the repre-

THE GUZY SHOPPE

tire* in town IHe jtast week. Many from out of town are attending the revival meeting* here th. week. Thi* is the last ot the four weeks' service. Miss Minnie Shay is toe evangelist Mre. Samuel Robbins. Jr., entertained Swig* School Class

im 5 ; e-day FVehl

High

No. 6. of

on Wednewlay ^fehiiip ot last! night of li cw. Seniors put on -

t 1 * ' ! Donald Dickln■rtclty installed lit his home. Mrs. R Sharp, Jr . and children. Bealtici. .iUrtifi. B- ulali nnd Misa tol“W;.k «arp. moloted

^ Tuesday «,f

sentatives of toe farmers' ... change in this section. A meeting was held in Woodstowu Thursday) ‘ lira 8. laiptnn and Everett H. I Sheppard spent Thursday in Phila-

delphia. iwded ;

Third Anniversary

Sale

Our Entire Stock of

■rford spent Fund::}

Dickinson

Frank McKee, of SWIoh road spent ' last week in Vinel;.;

Idgwfonj I -lay ! South - ■

s Nora liken

Seaton Ahead

GODETS

132 High Street

COATS Final Clearance

Fashion Centre

Millville, N. J.

Spring

Dresses

SALE

$10 $ 5

Coats, Dresses Underwear and Hosiery Reduced SALE STARTS Wednesday Morning and Includes Our Regular Stock Only! 1 he public always expects real redui lions in our sales and we never disappoint them. Our Assortments Are Large - - But ihe Early Buyer ^ ill, of Course, Have the Best Selections.

i CD IT 17 A Dfiwapwt 7«We Free with rtrrr Lma* r KILH Februarj Fknrftare Sate. Thu *

offer is tor Ftbreary oalv

and China Cl» Coavealcn- T--

Free

2$-pc Set of Eaten Silverware and a beanttfil Swrtng Tray will te f away abtolutcly free with retry Duunf Eoon 8«tr mM difi^ February Fnrnitare Sate. Tim offer u gaod Fcbnuay o*lf

4-pc Beikoom ** $169

I PPCC Wlth rf tTy Bedroom Suit* sold dannr onr rknaa Fferntcr^ & j i ri\XeL guaratrired Bed Sprin, All sUntom Funtiu T5****_ February Sale of Rugs SPECIAL A Briar Wjodxr ' J Spring and Rant’ fur ®al>

THE GUZY SHOPPE feinstein building Comnrrre and Laurel Sts. Bridgeton, N. J.

9 x 12 Axminttn* 9 x 12 Axminatrra 9 x 12 Tapeatry Rug* 9 x 12 Velvrt Rust 27 x 54 Ruga

Sale of Fibre Furniture Only—$59.00

$9.95

Aaywl

C.M. WareC

o.