MILLVILLE KIWANIS BUSINESS SHOW

C4TE KAT COTOTT TIMES. EIUIIAY. MAECH 16. 1M1.

FIVE PAYS, MARGIN,

Fashion Show (Two Nights) To Be New Feature Of Show

Charming Misses To Be Seen In Style Pageant Millville, Philadelphia and New York Maids to Prome- | nade in Newest Creations For Spring, With Appropriate Music Twill Be a Glorious, Graceful and Colorful Affair I One of the outstandinc new feature* this year in the Millville | Kiwanii Business Show will be the fashion Show. This attraction will be presented on Wednesday and Thursdav ( night*. March 21 and 22. All of the Millville women's dress shops have signified their dest'e and intention to enter models in the show, and mam of Mill- | ville’i {harming ;niws will appear a* models, in addition number from Philadelphia and New York. This will be a real parade of®“ faahiom and a review of the newest styles for spring. It i* plumed to make this J glorious. | graceful, colorful pageant of all j the newest spring modes, with the j models parading to appropriate 1 ! music on an especially-built stage.

Don't Fail!—To See Our Displays announcing - - - WELSBACH LOW PRESSURE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION QUIETNESS RELIABILITY A direct result of the exclusive low pressure - - slow speed operation of Welsbach. Running smoothly, with bill twice the pressure of the i|i .. air you breathe, no wonder its action is quiet, M. j economical and reliable. Let us tell you more mTSalmiMML—J about it at the show.

at the Kiwanis Business Show HEAR THE NEW SPARTON RADiO THE PATHFINDER OF THE AIR" The true Dectrir Radio, wing A C Tube* and Oidinwy boo* eamat i^ninjj no twir and no attention. And U»e? —Yon be the judge- Hear Ok Sparer „ the >ho<v. See and Hear the New R. C. A. Radiola 17 , The “vender box” thar baa become Ur mod papula- of all j Radiolas. Other Radiola modeu will also be on display.

Rio Grande

Mr. and Mr*. Pr*i»e Tarklna-j ton. of Philadelphia, upeut Monday with her part-nU. Mr. and

Mr*. r*4 Marks

Ear! Hampton of Phfladetphi

R. B. CORSON

t Sunday ni*ht here with his

grandparents

Tbe Kluas Daughters of the Baptist 1‘hurcb met on Wednesday evenini: of last week at the home M of Mrx A. E. Edwards. ! day

Palermo

J B ■ orsoo spent Tueslast »i-ek wltn Mra. Howard Stlte*. nf Beealeya Point. Mr and Mra. W. Lea. of PhUa-

drlpbia, spent Sunday with her

and Mr*. Conrad

I'rmehes at (Kisheo Rev. Nelson D. Hand preached in the M E. Church, at Green Creek, on Sunday morning. l>ott Coaweli and Mrs. L. Harris ue-

GompaniMi him.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin I-ong. of Wildwood, spent Sucda) here with

Mrs. George Thorson

Hr. and Mrs Wtnheld Harris. Of Cape May. visited his brothers here on Wednesday of last week. Mr. aad Mr*. Frank Corson entertained Guy Erricksor and family. of Dias Creek, on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs Robert Stebhins , , , spent Sunday with hi* parents, at 01 -

Mwlon. I fnd *“5 parent*. Mr. and

Tbe Ever Ready Sunday School Class held a meeting on Monday I evening ai the home of M!*» Pearl ! •'''

Argo*

Gus Syndcr and family, of Bridgeton, spent Sunday at their

parents, ft- ising

Mrs. Klton Corson spent Sunday with Mr* Elmer Corson, of

Beenl- ■. Point.

Willian Corson and John Vlzrard motored to Atlantic City

Saturday.

Misses Myrtle Madara and Mary V lizard motored to Cape >'ay i ourt House Tuesday o' last week. Mr* S. Young, of Bersleya Point, called on her mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Defray, of Philadelphia, spent the wee’

| Mr*. E. S. i

touting here.

r- E, Madara and daughrtle. were In Wildwood and May Court House Trier-lay

ot last week

Norman Paullin. of Philadelphia,

old home lire , *!* :»t Sunday with hi* parent*.

Alfred Bnirikin » employ*! b- 1 \ and

the Ke..stone Telephone ■ omparv Mr .and Mra. L. 8. Clouting re-

; turned home Saturday. after

iuspet-t Kin* Line tour »pending a week with relatives in

Philadelphia.

Township Committeeman Luther Ml** Margaret Laughltn. of Swain and Township Engineer Os- Petersburg, spent Wedneaday ot wan Corson met a committee from | tost week with Mia* Mary Vitiard the Rio Grande Fire Company on Mr. William Westcott attended I Monday and looked over fire zone: meeting in Doroth-' Saturday. *

line* for said com pan)

Mr*. Harry Steer and daugh-1 Eutertaia* Mite Society ter. Mra. George Douglas* were .... _ ,

PUlndeiphta shopper* on R»tu!- rhe Mi,e Society met at the

rnmmoe.pma snopper* on hstui , bome of Mrg g ulvp|| Yoling

William Reeves, of Vineland. Pol 1 Bt 00 Wadneday ai-

visited bb. niece. Mr*. John Kkel-; of la«l week, linger and famllv on Sunday. Mr *- '“ar>*» * ossa tic

, - and family on Sunday Mr*. Charles t ossa boon returnBectric light* were In.ulled bn,n '- from PhJladelphU last last week In tbe bome* of Wammi al,,r s l M-nd,nK « <5a ^'-

Harris. Roy Wolcott and Robert I * ,,h

Don't just take what comes! ’md the things you need, when you iced them - - at prices you can afford to pay. Read and use our Classified Ads.

Hardware Reg. Our Price Price Heavy Aluminum Stewing Pam $ .80 $ .49 Heavy Buckeye Percolator .$1.50 $1.10 Heavy Buckeye Pot* $1.95 $1.45 Heavy- Buckeye Tea Kettle* $2.00 $1.65 Heavy Buckeye Rice Boilers $1.75 $1.25 Heavy Buckeye Roasters $3.50 $2 00 We Also Carry the Wear-Ever Aluminum Line Wt Have Ur Largest Stack of House Cleaning Brushes and Mops in Town at Half Price!

Auto Accessories 30x3‘/j Sentry Tires $5.50 29x4-40 Sentry Tires 6.75 29x4-40 Suburban Tires 9.25 29x4-40 Dayton Thoroughbred 10.80 30x3Vx Tubes j.25 29x4-40 Tubes ] gQ Ford Plug Wires, each .06 Blowout Patches, all sizes .15 Tube Patches, per box ,05 Spark Plugs 20 Ford & Chevrolet Radiator Locking Caps 1.00 Ford Pedal Rubbers .45 Ford Holly Accelerator .75 Stop Lights (fit a’l cars) 1.10 & 1.20 Rim Tools j 50 Ford Water Pumps j 25 It would br worth while now, when yon are in town, to look our stack over, as nc space would be available to display our stack properly. All Prices Reduced During the Show

E. F. READ 313-15 HIGH STREET MILLVILLE

FURNITURE - RUGS RADIO

Millville. N. J.

“A Little Touch of Home” Ackerman’s Booths Our exhibits and displays carry with them the exact character and personality of the displays that are daily exhibited in our stores. And remember when bettuer furniture and mudcal instruments are made - - tins store will sell them - - and with the self same service, reliability and lowness of price that has heralded this store over al! South Jersey as the greatest furniture and music establishment.

$ew ond origin*] motions in Fine Upholstered Furniture Hand curved frames nnd rich fabrics skillfully ted nrtisti tally renibised. Prices Range from $105 Up

AUTOMATIC g 1 ORTHOPHONIC V ICtFOlil Marvel over this achieventent. This is the wonderful instrument that is furnishing the music for this building by world's famous artists through Victor Company’s newest Victrola invention—

The Automatic Orthophonic Victrola Model 10 - 70 f Many Other Beautiful Models $95 Up

Exquisite Dining Room Furniture Rich and beautiful dark woods m.h» a p s wonderful dapl>; of the better types of dining rooju suites You will £»* one on our floor* for your particular desire Prices from $145 Up

The world

radio enmbodied

knowledge of

1 in these

RCA Radiolas Simple, in expensive lighting current operation. Aosrlng realism of reproduction and JoUme These are the wonoertul iutremeats *h w t h^ve revolutionised the radio industry. You will be a* proud to own one a* EC A. General Owtiic aad Westinghouie has been to design them. R C A Radiola

Priced at only Less Arceaaone*

$ 130

RCA Radiol, 30-A—The famoni R C *

dyne, in R C A 1

$495.00

B. T. Ackerman & Son Make Our Store Your Headquarters While in Millville Be Sure To Visit Our Booths While At the Show