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No EMter outfit wjU be complete
without a hfiAiaifiii piece of
faghton jewelry. The Wiaa Store,
665 Broad, Newark, ar B54 Central,
East Orange, hfts eharming and
unusual faahinn jewelry to complement
your Easter toggery.
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For the past eighteen years the
Johnson Pharmacy lias been competently
serving the Short Hills
ccmmunity. iflThetiier you seek the
accuracy of a pharmlclst or the
wares of a drug store, Johnson's
Will p1*a&e you. •
GI Real Estate loans are being
Bade by the dozens at Investors
Savings A Loan. Investors take
the people of Millburn
and surrounding towns
for fheii wonderful
Patronage during our
first year of business.
LEEDS CLEANERS
355 MNIbura Av*.
Millbiim 1V-05S5
At a regular meeting of the
Commercial Club held recently at
the high school, Mrs. Madeline S.
Strony, Director of Public Rela-
tions of the Packard School, waa
the guest-speaker. Mra. Strony
gave a talk, on "Secretaryship as
a Career" and quoted Rr. Riley's
Laws of Intellectual Action as
desire to work, ability, and human
relations. She explained in detail
the qualifications of a good secretary,
and pointed out to the glrlJ
that the beat openings ia the postwar
business world were !n the
fields of Radio, Airline and Advertising.
At the conclusion of Mrs.
Strony'.s speech an informal discussion
was held.
TOTAL TTME lost by American
workers because of accidents on
and off the job last year amounted
to 415,000,000 man-days, equivalent
to a. shutdown o( plants with nearly
1,400,000 workers.
Now Open ...
Band Concert to tre given on Apr:
Williams. Those in the picture
George Trundle and Dean Jeyne
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care at all details &n this special
4'*% GI loons. See Mr. Lewan. Perrtne Starts -
There is youth for you in a Joan Adult Course
Mailon foundation. This Summit
quality corsetiere has the knack Due to an overflow of Art Stu-
of moulding your figure to look dents at his adult educational
mor* youthful, Let M.tas Mailon classes at Madison, Van Bearing
demonstrate her ability on you. Perisne will open his Studio next
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Wednesday evening for a ten-week
Adult Spring Course. Perfine's
Flufly cheese cake is a Ritter method of teaching the Art of.
Bakery special just now. This Suggestion is attracting attention
delicious dessert is a suggestion to among educators today.
serve yout family or party The following interesting evalu-
friends. No one makes a tastier ations of this technique is reprint-
cbeese ctike than the Kitter Bake ed from the "ENGLISH LEAF-
Men. Check and sec if Vm right. LET" Official Publication of the
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N. J. Association of Teachers of
Come the wanner days, men and English. The article is by E. L.
boys Ube to slip into a basque FLsher, South Side High School,
ahirt, slacks and sport jackets. Newark. New Jersey, "I Chose a
Casual clothes fgr males of all Course."
agea Is the atock in trade of Hill- "An English teacher is nothing
burn Men's Shop,
if not logical- Therefore caught
some years ago in the prevailing
The Smith • Company, Short urge to take courses for profes-
Hills? all-girl Realty firm is sional improvement, I chose a
equipped to assist you in the sale course in sketching under the Na-
or purchase of property. While tional Academician, Van Bearing
their new office is being readied, Pertine of Millburn. For equip-
buzz thftm at South Orange 2-D6T7. ment all I needed was a piece of
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carpenter's chalk, a table, desk, or
drawing hoard, and some sheets of
Have you seen the new REXAIR black paper.
vacuum? Tr. works like a charm. "Your tenchef was right at
No filthy bag- to empty. Does home. The model, flrst, (not al-
double duty as a hauae humidifier. ways) an. elderly maji with wavy
Call lor a. demonstration at The white hair and deeply lined fac?,
Holme Service Repair.
sat under a powerful overhead.
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Hffht no that there were vivid high-
A. lovely garden setting by slights ana deep shadows, fundabeautiful
field stone fountain Is mental features ntrpiig, much dethe
display of Rigby's summer tail lost in black.
furniture in Springfield. For the "Here was* something the teach-
ultra in wrought iron, rattan or er in me sensed right away. Too
wood spurting cushions of gor- oiten my students and I haue been
geous water repellent materials, lost tn detail and have never seen
Visit Rigby's.
the important because I hatj not
known how or from where to turn
on the light
Change to summer oil ig the
caution of the Tighe Eiiso Servl- "And now tie artist: Tour chalk
CEDter. Drop in Tighe'a popular (that you apply with the finger)
•erviceater for spring lubrication is light. Where you see light on
Mid oil change. Two requisites the face of the model, paiat light
for Happy Motoring.
on your blast; paper.'
"Marvelous! I waa a teacher of
English sensing that my job- WOE
A speaking likeness of you— to touch darkness with light
your portrait—is the finest gift ffeVerialily I tubbed my finger in
you could give mother on Herttie
chalk end OH that black paper;
Day. Avoid u. rush job by sitting X painted light; light where light
for a portrait by Hal Halpern (or touched the hair, the forehead, the
your Mother's Day gift. nose, th£ high cheek hones, the
ear, the curve of the cheek, the
Your whole family of girls can lower lip, the chin. Feverishly 1
be daintily dressed at The Rose painted.
Gslbralth Shop Select an Easter "Stop now, and hang up your
frock for Mother, Bally, Mary. drawings—the model must rest*
Sizes from Qtree years up. "Feverishly—there waa another
good point. What had mB.de me
Have a real Victory Garden this concentrate so ateolutely, why had
year! Gst bU£>* >vlth those vege- I worked so Intently? Was it the
table seeds. .Harvey J. Tiger h&s model, was it I, was it the teach-
the beat seeds available. Also er? Hs must havt cast a magic
linie, fertilizer and grass seed. spell—but he hadn't aaid ten words
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— I had ,-naid nothing. Yet
Gay flowering: plants make the miracle of miracles! Out of the
perfect long-lasting Easter gift depths of that blackness before
Stop in Harth The Florist and me, with one of the strokes, I
admire these spring beautieft. forget which one, there suddenly
Order your Easter corsage while appeared a man, and ha was
you. are there —adv. alive!
"Possfbly this U the answer. I
had created, something,
Call Hillburn 4-0228 '[A face had emerged qirt of a
ro crder
void ami BU Could see as I could
see: and when my creation was
placed with the others, I studied
how I could have given him more
PATTY SHELLS reality, more Jite wltfi a touch
ftiUi Covers, Mmln Frmn PiOBfl af light here, with a touch aS light
Tlnnfli.
there. I saw how others had done
Dei. $2.
it or not done It. I saw. The artistteacher
didn't ray, 'do this
Mellie Weiss
103 Main SI-
We wish to thank
1 On March. 29, a group c-f Seniors,
members nf the Commercial Club,
Hlgn school ua.ua wno will De xeaturea m we NIntn Sympnonic traveled to New York, accom-
il 12 at the High School Auditorium under the direction Df Gordon panied by Miss Onnclee A. V.
ire left to right: Donald Nold, Marian Schaulerr James Cansales, Campbell, sponsor of the Club.
The girls visited Rockefeller
Center and took an educational
than anyone had drawn there; large. Mra. Veit in continuing as toar through the N. B. C. and
and the most satisfying sketches State chairman of war service R. C. A. Buildings observing the
had least drawing and revealed photography, and Mrs. DreHer baa
most. There were no eyes in. thebeen
State nhairman ol rehabilita-
picture, yet the man's eyes smiled tion.
at me. The mouth was lost In deep An account of the work of a
shadow, but the light on the' chin grotlp of women recently trained
and that tiny glint of light caught to teach photo coloring to hos-
hy the lower lip, nevertheless pitalized veterans was given by
made the mouth speak to me. Mrs. Haleey Stafford, committee
"More vividly than I ever had chairman. Every Tuesday and
before, I began to realize why my Thursday approximately 10 wo-
favorite poems, and stories, and men make the trip to Ft. Dix to
dramas are always fresh and new. teach coloring in the wards, or
Their creator had known how tophotography
to ambulatory pa-
draw me into the telling of histients.
The men are so interested
story, the picturing of hU charac- on the color work, which ia one
ters, the emotions of his conflicts. of the few occupations which can Josepk, our Chef,
With each reading, the lines are be carried on successfully in bed, suggests
not only his but mine.
that there are not nearly enough
photos to work on. Mrs. Stafford
Steaming Hot
"And so I continue to draw these appeals to the public to contribute
people out of the dark, It is juat
ROAST TURKEY
any prints they can spare, dull
poasihle that I am one of them."
with stuffing and cranberry
finish, and not smaller than 8x7
niches, for the men to work on.
sauce
They may be mailed to AWVS, A DISH FIT fOR A KING
A.W.V.S*Unit 333 Essex street, Mniburn, or left TRY IT THIS SUNDAY
at the office Tuesdays or Fridays.
Activities
Hotel Suburban
570 Springfield Ave.
theatres.
More than 40 local women, have PEDESTRIAN deaths In 1W5
already shown their interest In
Summit
numbered 11,200 — I* per cent
continuing as members of the
Also fry the Hotel
higher than in 1944.
Millburn-Short Hills Unit, Ameri-
Suburban, E. Orange
can Woraen'B Voluntary Services,
by paying the annual membership
fee, it was disclosed by Mrs.
George Dreher, secretary-treasurer,
at Monday's board of directors
meeting.
Mrs. Robert Martin, Unit chairman,
at whose hpme the conference
was held, reported on the recent
State AWVS annual meeting
in Newark, which she attended
with Mrs. Laureng Wbittemcre
and Mrs. Robert Velt. Mrs. Harry
Bllek, ol Arlington, wag elected
State chairman. Mrs. Dreber and
lira. Veit have been appointed to
the State board as members-at-
Now Open In Millburn
WONDERFUL HOME-MADE CANDIES
famous for many years at
PLAINFIELD. N. J.
You Are Cordially Invited to
Come in and Set Acquainted
LITTLE YANKfES AKE IW TOWM.
63-A MAIN ST., MILLBURN
WITH OTH£!t SHOES COMPARE TfffM.
THEY'LL OUTLAST ANY OTHER KIND,
SO LET YOUR CHILDREN WEAR THEM.
or Mormon's Greenhouses
'do -hat'. I said, 'do this, do
tliaf', attij as BOOH s.s !• could
ASST. CUT FLOWE8S
react my drawing again, I did
what I aaw I should do.
Thi$ week's special—GLADIOLAS
"Give us a child's shoe tHat will really
"Amazing! A teacher had given
Join Oor
me a chance to learn. Why. I aaid
give service," beg parents .. . and here
to myself, do I tallt an much.
"And there israa another discov- MARMON'S
It is! Made from fine-quality leather!
ery I made, Everytinie our
aketefnei we're hung—everybody Visit our gtBKH'haatct tchere Morril and Broad Street* SJe«f thai- really can "take it". As good-look-
bad to exhibit his work—I noticed Sprlngfitld. N. J. MI. 4-0222
a great deal more In each face
ing as they are rugged, LITTLE Yankees
Old Mill Auto Service
(FORMEBLY OLD MILL GARAGE)
PAT GBOSSO, Prop.
Taylor Street apposite Neighborhood House
Phone MUlburn 6-1343
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
ON AIX MAKES OF CABS
I am not connected in any way with the name Old Mill Garage; former employees
or phone MDlbarn 6-1888. Please call me, at my uew numta-—Millburn
6-1343.
are constructed on special lasts which
provide healthful "growing room", firing
your youngsters in today.
WITH A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Building i
Crushed Stones
Amicite Drirnwaj*
Anthony Sinagra
SS River R& Ch, i-'
RUGS CARPETS
LINOLEUM
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E. A. LACK & Co.
265 Millburn Avenue, Millburn
(Next Door to A I P Supermsrltat)
Telephone Millburn 6-2042
We invite your inspection of our stock of rugs,
carpets and linoleum. We are equipped to handle
the installation of Jobs of any size, from an 8x10
living room rug to the carpeting of hotels and
LEE Fashion FOOTWEAR
358 Millburn Ave.
/ / , Millburn 6-4002 Open Fridays, 9-9
Little Yankee Shoes
have come to town!
Sizes 12'/. to S,
all widths.