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THATCH E Storage Tank Falls Or Rises mm ■ IH U '.s- r- ' • ' ; . ^ ' ’ Y Pace E i| t it THE HILLSIDE TIMES, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927 WEST END IMPROVERS SEEK SINGLE 5 CENT FARE STE1N1TE and CLEARTONE Electric Poorly Fainted House CHAPMAN BROS. When | Causes Loss to Owner (Continued from Page 1 ) NOW LOCATED AT 1TOO MUNN AYE , HILLSIDE, N. J, It is poor policy to economig zeo has been appointed a member of CASEY RADIO -tm -y o u r painting jot the Police Department and will be are you paint o f your house, its quality unable to attend meetines regularly. D EA LERS IN and kind, adds inestimably to Herbert Meyer was nominated to 1518 Maple Avenue at going to g its appearance. Pure Milk, Cream and Strictly fre s h Eggs T he average person can tell succeed him. f s much m ore about paint than he A committee consisting of James Williamson Avenue Try ouj* milk from a Tuberculin Tested Herd. Cooled to a could ten years ago. H e knows Bolan, Charles Bonnerand. Steuben Waverly 6600 w hether it has been w ell dona Mickadem, Benson and Adnlnh Bever temperature of 40° through our modern refrigeration system, and STORE or poorly done. was appointed to seek meet’pg quar­ bottled the night before delivered. A painter, to do a creditable ters wit^i a lower rental. The asso­ piece o f work, needs plenty of PURITY SERVICE ciation wdl inouire into the delav in YOUR time. He should not be hurried, Established 191 Waverly 6287 or h av e a couple of days cut off laying of sidewalks on New York from his scheduled tim e. placer— ■— —“— —-------- ----- B o th paint and varnish, to Committeeman C. T. Woodruff was AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE RUGS? wear well, should have'plenty present and again emphasized the ad- of opportunity to dry, a n a there visibility of extending the payments Be sure your policy give* you adequate protection. is no lasting economy in failing for the sanitary sewor over a period to pfit a sufficient num ber of cf twer tv years. He also urged the C o n su lt coat of paint on your house. members to insist on the courtesv of I lANCOVUlS & SOM L E T U S DO YOUR P A IlfT U T O speaking from the floor at meetings U IMOmiNGTONI12-120ARUNQTON ST. 11 Good Material. Good Work of the Township Committee and of SMALLEY & RACE, Inc. NEWARK, N.U. MITCHELL 1335' W . F. DANE- passing on important matters in nnh- "Insurance Adviaora” Oldest and largest Carpet Painter and Decorator lic meeting *onlv. President Smith 1326 No. Broad St. Tel.'Wav. 4063 Hilltido, N. J. Cleaning Plant in JYcl. pointed out that the association had M 1277 Salem Ave., Hillside, N. J. been getting much better results since the practice of sneaking from the floor had been discontinued- Mr. Woodruff spoke also of the effort to increase water rates forty per cent, which he termed unjust. The deadly fly 1b th« enemy of your family. To help you keep him out we “An overcoat of shingles will o m e i s have the following: make your house more com­ fortable.” "WORK. AND WIN- •YEP-BUT WIN- Galvanized Wire £when Electric and Gas j AND YOU WONT 7 Bronzed Wire VuAVEr TO WORKT • Screen Paint OUR ELECTRICAL WORK Screen Hardware Servants do the Work. Wins your appreciation. W ork & and Win. Good old standby We also have Flit and philosophy. \Electrjfying for Karl-O-Spray moreyintelligenP'work and lei­ sure is the modern way. Kelvination Is Everything Electrical appliances that are worthy of a'jri^ce in your home. Refrigeration Should Be Wm. A. Bahret With the coming of Kelvinator, another'burdeh was lifted 240 HOLLYWOOD AVENUE from the home-maker’s shoulders. The work and attention de­ Emerson 2876 manded by old-time cooling methods are ended. Member of Union County Elec­ Because the constant low temperature maintained by trical League ft\ Kelvinator, even* the most perishable foods remain fresh for The Button on the Wall days. Milk, butter, eggs, tencrer fresh vegetables may be stored At the pressu.e o} a but­ in Kelvinator without dajiger exposing their delicate flavors. ton on the side of your Because Kelvinator provides dry of cork board and. attractively fin 3 wall, lights glow here and cold for food storage, the inside of HILLSIDE THEATRE there, wherever they are the refrigerator can be kept as HOLLYWOOD AT LONG AVENUE needed. dean as pantry shelves and with Saves Time, Saves At t\e same Tragic as little trouble. J ■ Saturday—April 30 touch, refrigeration begins If the family leaves home unex­ Gas, Saves Steps in your refri. - $tor, the pectedly for a few days, the home­ Every home-maker should know ; Bebe Daniels in “ STRANDED IN PARIS’' washing process begins in maker need not worry about the the story of the Direct Action gas Comedy News Fables the washing inachine. food in the refrigerator. Kelvina- Back of the button lies range with the expansion oven— tor works automatically and will Sunday and Monday—May 1 and 2 warmth when it's cold- ah oven that can be extended to And the best thing about this cooling breeze's when the maintain the same dry cold when SPECIAL ATTRACTION! TWO DAYS! the home-maker is away as when provide capacity required for “overcoat” is that it makes the weather’s too warm. larger meals or bigger bakings. she is at home. house cooler in the summer, as And way back of the The broiler on the Direct Ac* well as warmer in the winter! CLARA BOW in “IT” button-in power stations, Any refrigerator that is in goc^dj in substations, and on the condition can be Kelvinator equip­ tion gas range is placed above the No building material has yet By Elinore Glyn lines, Public Service peo . ped. Trays can be installed in oven to save stooping. been proved to have greater in­ Comedy News Cartoon pie are at work night and which ice cubes in just the right The Qven of this gas range it sulating qualities than wood. day to see to it that elec­ bottomless and requires no pre- Tuesday—May 3 DOUBLE FEATURE BILL! size for table use can be made, or ished in gray enamel. This model Seating. tricity responds to every dainty desserts frozen. Complete costs $ . And when you consider t Claire Wind.or and Wm. Haine. in “A LITTLE JOURNEY” 210 There are separate burners for wall^ and roof of wood shingles V pressure of the button. Kelvinator refrigerator cabinets can Also—Reed Howe, in “THE NIGHT OWL” All Kelvinator cabinets may be baking and broiling ovens. give your house the most mod- Comedy also be had at all Public Service purchased at Public Service stores ern <rf finishes, that they reduce stores. sPne popular model, the The Lorain Oven Heat Regu­ A percentage of the receipts will be given to the Red Cross to aid for a small sura down with seven­ lator with which many Direct Ac­ your T^el bills, that they are in­ Mississippi Flood Sufferers. Sealtite, is insulated with two-inches teen months to pay the balance. expensive, and that they can Hot Water Should tion gas ranges are equipped, easily be laid over your present W ednesday—May 4 maintains the exact oven tempera­ walls and roof, Hoot Gibson in “THE SILENT RIDEF Be A bund nt ture desired for the desired'time. Colors A re Revived in Direct Action models 418-A You will see that it is well F irst "Episode of “The Golden Sullion” with W hite Fury. Electric Radiator worth your while to use them Comedy Hoover-cleaned Rugs _and 418-W are completely finished on your house. Hours in enamel, including oven linings. Thursday and Friday—May ^ and 6 SPECIAL! 2 DAYS! The soft color Public Service stores are con­ LILLIAN GISH tones " of rugs The price tags on all electric ducting a sale on Direct Action gas often become dull radiators have been changed to half ranges. $ 10 will be allowed for Hillside Supply Co. and drab through their former figures at Public Serv an old cook stove on the purchase “THE SCARLET LETTER” wrong cleaning ice stores. This reduction comes price of cither of these models. $? 30 Brookside Avenue ipethods. ♦*. down, 18 months to complete pay­ Also--- O ur Gang Comedy The Hoovei at the opportune time, for during ment are the £erms. Phone TERRACE 6911 Variety , In good hotels, the guests need the changeable spring weather, one Public Service equips each range not wait for water to heat at bath with its new • Icature, the Posi­ of these handy little heat producers with an automatic top burner time. There is always plenty. lighter and makes connection from Surely the modern home should tive Agitator, re­ is most convenient. moves all the dirt The electric radiator works on gas outlet in kitchen without extra be able to hold its own with a ho­ charge. tel for comfort. A gas automatic and dust that ob­ any electric outlet and can easily Direct Action gas range prices storage water heating system will scures these beau­ tifully blended colorings. After a be campd from one place to an- (without Lorain regulator) begin at keep the household supplied with rug has been Hoover-cleaned, the othetj^r $J9.98—with regulator $59,98. hot water at all times. No work is attached to its use, and it requires crushed-down nap springs upright, and the colors stand out in their no attention.
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