The Item of Millburn and Short Hills from Millburn, New Jersey • 14

AUGUST 22, 1957 The milburn Short Hill ITEM New merchandiiing features in handles of automobiles recently grasped by someone who has had contact with the plant. to be affected. They can catch It through contact with exposed clothing, tools, pets, even the door Persons who are highly suscept ible to ivy poisoning do not have to come in direct contact with It elude night-stocking crews to keep aisles free during shopping hours, An spokesman said the aisles are the widest of any other super market. from other stores since Colonial design has been used throughout. Aside from this harkenirvg back to the old in design, the new store boasts the most modern equipment available.

The store includes five different departments ranging from nationally advertised brand of groceries, and frozen foods to meaU, housewares and dairy products. Adjoining the store Is a Dark in Supermarket Opened Tuesday Complete automation and Colonial architecture feature newest supermarket on the Morrii and Essex Turnpike in Millburn Open since Tuesday, the store has already pkyed host to hundreds of area shoppers. The company's newest food center is architecturally a depature Other features of the new itore Include "magic-carpets," the auto STOREWIDE Mrs. Carl Smith Mrs. Carl H.

SmiUi, Wif of for-mor Millburn High ScW Coach Cari H. Smith, died suddenly at ivM home at 1361 Floi ence avenue, Plainfield, on Sunday, Augusit 18 Service wore hold yesterday at the Kaiser Funeral Home in Plain-field. In addition to her husband, Mr Smith leaves two sons, Teunls and six daughters Mra Henry Bowen, Mrs. Irving Cowling, Mrs. WUliam G.

Duncan, M.j. Leibert Pcrsineor. Mrs. Stnphen Wasyly- fl i am i-" JfJ 1 iV i 1 A matic door-opening devices; nine check-out counters which will be LP RECORD manned by experienced clerks, lot large enough to hold over SAL zoo cars. complete air-conditioning and sprinkler systems and a gourmet's department where food from other lands will be available.

The 103-feet long meat department will be completely slocked with a variety of meats, all cello szyn and Mrs. Gerald O'Conner. phane wrapped and weighed to CALL DRexel 6-4300 "We Service Any Oil Burner" QcNAIBLt Yfa mm Si gjj JL 3.98 YF 2.89 Mjfl -Classical llllililllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiilll't: bslk DISC Oil 192 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J.

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Ward of Western drive, has completed six weeks of officer training at the Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va. As a member of the Platoon Leaders Gass, he will be eligible forappointmen as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps upon completion of one more summer training session at Quantico and graduation from college. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiR within one one-hundreth 01 an ounce. Shoppers may also obtain special cuts of meats by asking clerks behind the counters. The 12,000 foot storage room directly beneath the selling area is complete with a maze of conveyer belts for easy packing and storing.

All deliveries will be made at the rear and out of the way of shoppers. Most deliveries will be made during the night and early morning hours to keep the parking lot free of trucks. Manager of the new store is William McCormick of North Arlington. Working with him will be five department heads whose experence with total over 65 years. Assistant manager is William Martin.

The store expects to have 70 employees, most of whom reside in the area. Cancer and You The majority of cancers are curable if detected in time. Learn and heed the Seven Danger Signals of Cancer. Requests for cancer information should be sent to the American Cancer Society, New Jersey Division, 9 Clinton Street, Newark 2, New Jersey. If the re Uin Au.

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In addition, a considerable volume is processed being either canned or frozen. Most of the New Jersey crop is chilled and sterilized in an ice bath or chamber before moving to your local Next time yon are shopping for fruits and vegetables for your family ask the grocer: "Are they from Jersey?" Help ourself to the riches of the Garden State. nuAsi i lAiHM wx 1 FOOD MARKETS I dt3 2ETJ1 Ivory Soap PVBUC SERVICE Summit GtAM no. Springfield Store Hours: Moni Wed. 4 Sat 8:30 A M.

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