MILLVILLE KIWANIS BUSINESS SHOW 1=- '=: | . Exposition OF New Merchandise Will Be Seen At Sho

CAPE NAY COOT* TINES. FBiOAT NAECH IS 198A

Booths Filled With New Wrinkles In Everything Laatest Idea* ia Household Labor-saving Devices; Poultry Equipment, Gas and Electrical Ap-

pliances to be Seen

Space in Big Taubel Building to be Taken With Them ^RtAWfllT. MAYTAG fc®

OSCAR AYARS

! This is the industrial a£r- LEWIS BARKETT Mother need no longer break her back over the wash tub o puBMAN L. SOMERS wield a broom until her arms ache. Electricity and gas are her con SHEFFER STORES slant and obedient servants. , ! JOHN DALTON And similarly, electricity milks the cows’for father, keep- tl. BOND GROCERY CO.

HERE'S GUIDE TO

AT THE SHOW

B. T. ACKERMAK A SONS

3 far beyond their old bedtime, working overtime to prodi

>ugh-

profits or" thT fanu’l. and has supplanted the hen as a mother tor . the chicks. . , , . Labor-saving machinery has raised the standard ot In - - i America, made life more worth living, given the tam.l;

yjfrcedom to enjoy things.

V And this amazing age in which , - ^«ve live keeps advancing so rapid-1 &y that unless we occasional!! at-j Blend an exhibition such as the -iflpfnirille btisine* houses and the VMillvillr Kiwanis Club arc to

t weA we are unable to

FurziUre and Radios : ; —WijhiMii; . - jMI * Tailor

Plumbing

Groc-erie Men's Clothing . Dettrical Equipment i . . Groceries - —Seed! . Furaitare and Radios!

Frodwe •

Heats

Enel;

Confec tionery •

Lumber. Building Material

Glass JUnefaetorers

Hardware

Stage

■ grasp it.

Today, we don't do things as ■ we did tin years ago, or five, or * last year., tor that matter. For ; instance, we no longer tinker and ..fret over batteries for the radio irand discover that on the night ' the big program is scheduled to

•i “juice.’‘ Nowaday* we plug i »l Wider Roads

a wall socket ar.d forget the!

.•troubles of yesterday.

Today, lor instance, Mother's | ^‘and Sister's dresses are a hi. Sort-: ,.,er (Heaven forbid!) or a bit '^longer than they were six months i . ago. A few years ago. the women |

wore hats so wide that they had Auto

LOUIS CURTIS

C. M. WARE CO. -

KOTOK BROTHERS

W K SPRINGER. Bridgeton

MILLVILLE COAL 4 SUPPLY CO FRANK GIUFFRA KIMBALL & PRINCE WHTTALI TATUM CO. WESLEY HOWELL

R. B. WHITAKER 4 SON - R* EARL L. B1TTLE STAMORON 4 WALLACE Batterie. F. K. BDLLOCK . ■ JACOUET 4 HUNTER Radio SttRiDea DAN HENDERSON CO. Fnnutnrt WILLIAM G. CHAMPION Hardware BINGHAM S SWEET SHOP Confectionery R B. CORSON Furniture and Radios WALTER SCOBLE Ininrance PARENT FLORAL SHOP Flowers BENZ BROS 4 SMITH Cleaner* and Dyers

GARDEN STATE DAIRIES

! DAVIDOW Men* Clothing LA ROSE SHOPPE Women’s nothing GODET BROTHERS Dry Go*U E. J FATH CO Depertmeat Store SOUDER SHOP Women * Clothing

ce . MILLVILLE ELECT-JC LIGHT CO

r nr I rati If* HIGH PRESSURE CONSTRUCTION 4 SUPPLY CO. Electric Wiring

A VI I 1 tillIV COUNTY GAP CO

MILLVILLE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Imperative

> tip

Club Say* Traffic MILLVILLE HOSPITAL

id™,,, ,o , W! Mu „ Bc Dralt With in : CE,STAL WiI “ C °'

REL .'ES 4 MELVIN

MILLVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE

,.a door. Today, of eour*e. the ha.s ,T ‘ U ~ ^ " ,l, ‘ “* | ^ W. GHAGAN ■ are small and dose fitting: and Term* of Lanes ’ HBOWLES |if >t,u ask u*. mere men. «e say ;H- A. DUNKER 4 CO.

! thanks be for the change! iT.IOMAS ROBERTS - ' Father can remember ss-hm Advocate Ten Feet Unit* i METROPOLITAN^ UFE INSURANCE CO.

Son came home from college' . Wearing pant* that looked like 1 ^ r(Mldl

f ,v ’ n balloons under full mi! i" \ Dc-*>.Hy for mooern iramc, m v - Yrrini ro a r • of wind with narrow hot- ti* of it.> Kimlone Auto- * “• . T _ totro. that sported three-inch mobile flub of N.w Jeriwy. wMen| C. A. STfcWfcBWALT r. cuffs. Today the pants apparently ^ ^,, OSBORH ^ODUCT^ Vineland have been turned upside down.; r ^ HRST PWZE PRODtCTS, Vineland so that the bottom* resemble the TruIJic." :-ij lli« f iaj«uent. 2wwp iwrv'wavwe ir Libert) Bril, and are y> wide - “bum I-- dr..H *lib in torm- WENE CHICK FARMS. Vineland that, a* Will Roger* saw vou ran 01 A ,riintc >***• siioald C B. TICHEHOR take two steps m them before they:'* H EEBLEB-WEYL BAKING CO.

I'leamtice t>el»iN'ii UlOi- PQY SCOUTS

' . i ' i lns ' •'i'id'y I , iii‘t each other in tb* AI ITClimf'IRII cc I’me* change and so do the name or opposite dirarUoc-. Thlt AUa vJIVUJDU-t-3

style* in dress and everything

- . lurar—rr Drug* Surgical Appliautes . Plumbing - Insurance

Drug* i

Wholesale Grocer i

GAS-— Gives Meal Hot Water Service GAS, in replacing coal, coke, and oil as a fuel, has reduced labor, increased production, and improved results in thousands of manufacturing processes. In equal measure, has gas reduced housework, shortened the home-maker s working day, and raised the standard erf hygiene in the home. The modem water heater, Rred'by gas and automatically controlled, gives at a minimum cost hot w'ater where and when it is needed. Every good housekeeper knows how much a continuous hot water supply means in comfort and convenience, and with what ease it permits her to maintain the “spotlessness” she so much desires throughout the home. t Cumberland County Gas Co. 635 Landis Ave., Vineland N. j. Telephone 100 Main Street, Cedarville, N. J. Telephone I09-R-I2

cl*r.

But the change is always for the better, a. you'll see when you virit the exhibit* at the Millville

show.

I Manufacturer* of almost every Convrivahle thing that i> utrd or desired bv the resident' of Cum- ' fifriand. Cape May and Atlantic Counties have co-operated with the dealer* of the Millville tei titwi in placing exhibit* on the pro floor* of the Taubel Build - ing. which will he practically fit led with new device* that you

i farm. ;

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how tllri

• that >v . and m

pier

clearance between vehirleB I ins rapidly past each other in t same or opposite direction*. Thi«;

in...n* Itiai our prtaat} Insbeay* DAVID FISHER -the main rnmliii I. adinK from jjoi’.l BROTHERS on. K reat center of population to | qiyFRSOH * riARK anotbei houh) have « width of “‘“■"SON 4 CLARK cither. go. 30 or 40 feel, depend- BLTbFORD 4 BROWN inr upon Hie volume ot traffic, H. R. STITES CO. tn-au i width coiuistln* HORACE EDWARDS - each 10 feet pERocsoj, & NICKELS0N Provision should Ik- made now ^HULL 4 WILSON

ihe leetelaturcs - the various I. s for the ultimate wldenlne of nl. hUbwars between the great iters of population. Tire ulti- !<• line* should now tre .-ut.ad ,o that expensive buildUur* ;l not Ire built beyond them. ‘ m* that the eventual widening i Ire accomplished with coniatively small expenditure in Chasing the ncc.sxary land, i without the necessity of deo.'lng liutldiur* «hicb would

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Hndton-Essex. Packard j e Chevrolet |

Ford i

Boick | Willyx-KBifbt, Overland | Chrysler OskUnd-Pontaar !

Mrs. L. Goff Falls From Horse; Dies Wife of O. C. Army Offi.j cer Victim of Mishap in Philippine Island* Cablegram Brought News

Shop at— The Bond Stores — and Save

Fresh Pork (to roast)

..lb. 17c

(Loin or shoulder end)

Fresh Pork Center Cuts

..lb. 22c

Armour's Hams (whole or half)., lb. 20c

P. & G. Soap 5 cakes—18c

Lifebuoy Soap 3 cake*—18c

Souder’s Scratch Feed Souder’s Laying Mash Good Vitality and Robust Fowl and Poultry hinges upon feed quality. Poor food reveals resultant decrease tn laying and breeding strain. Malnutritioa among poultry means actual loss. Insist on Sender Poultry Feed if a maintenance of stock perfection is desired. T. C. Souder & Son HIGH and MULBERRY STS. MILLVILLE. N. J.

Ritter s Spaghetti ..12c can : 3 cans 23c Bond Coffee—tb 37c j Nucoa Margarine A real treat I tt>—23c Golden Ripe Bananas.. 15c doz. and up Double Tip Matches 1 Duz 6 boxes—23c Large box— 17c Fancy Prunes 3 lbs. 25c Sun-Maid Raisins 2 boxes 25c

All 10c Tobacco

3 for 25c

Chapel Apple Sauce 2 cans—25c Silver Lake Pumpkin 3 large cans—25c Willson’s Stringless Beans—2 cans 25c Willson's Beets 2 large cans—25c

Popular Brand Cigarettes 3 pkgs.—25c Campbell’s Tomato Soup

can—8c

Helmet Peaches

can—19c

Honolulu Pineapple 2 can*—35c Libby's Crushed Pineapple—can 19c

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j Free Bread with the Following Purchase1 tb Cocoa 2 King Midai Macaroni 20c 35c 1 Yo>jr < *° ici! of “"y big i°»( in the .tore. The Bond Stores "The Stores With the Smiles”

• We Deliver the Good." KOTOK BROS. Market Two 106-108 E.MA.N ST. PW * MILLVILLE "Truly What A Wonderful Market Is Kotok's" For nearly 30 years we have strived to have tb greatest assortment, the best of quality and th lowest of prices. Our tremendous buying P 0 ** 1 our many years of experience and our thouJAn^ of satisfied customers speak for tk«nsel ves It Pays to go to Market

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