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r · · ·. · Com/la,.y Exf,atJil1; : ·. lttld New Building When the ·Millen Hardware company moved into their new home at 1219-21 Wibnette avenue about five years ago, it was anticipated that the new building would offer adequate facilities to care for the volume of business being handled and the i n c r e a s e d stock that was Jo·· .MilleD t h en being · installed, for a number of years to come. The natural growth of business during the period since that time. however, has forced them to again jncrease their space to handle the patronage which has been accorded them. Workmen are now busy remodelling and outfitting the store room immediately adjoining their store to the east, which was formerly occupied by the Bell Dress shop. Three thousand square feet of floor space is added by virtue of the new display room, bringing the total to more than 8,000 square feet. A doorway has been cut through the div(ding wall, thus connecting the two stores. The front part of the new storeroom will be devoted to the display of refrigerators, gas ranges, garden and lawn tools and garden and lawn furniture, while the tin and sheet-metal shop, formerlv housed in the rear of the other building, will be installed in the rear part of the new room. By this means additional space has been created in the rear part of the original building and this is being divided for various purposes. One will house a fencing and wire department. Another is being outfitted as a builder's hardware display room and cabinets have been constructed to hold the various types and finishes of door locks and hinges. cabinet locks, window catches and like articles. Additional office space is also provided. John Mill en, founder of the business, first opened a hardware store in the building now occupied by the Taylor Booterv on Main street about twenty years ago. MiliBtJ Hartl·are · lor Pails 25 4Sc to Mops 45 to $1.45 Scrub Bnuhea 25 to SOc . Spongea 50 to $1.51 BISSELS "GRAND RAPIDS" SWEEPER . · .. Mahogany, Oak, Reel, Green, Blue. Special $5.51 FURNITURE POLISHES Sizes 4 oz. to 1 quart. O'Cedar - Tobeys - Liquid VeneerRe-Na Lemon Oil FOR CLEANING WOODWORK Samoline - Spee-Dee - H. R. H. - Flax-Soap For Wall Paper ·l Abao~ineOIIDU . I Chamois $1.25, $1.50, $2.25 Step Ladders ·Window Wipen SOc, &lc, &Sc Window Ooths - Brooms Scrub Cotbs-Dusten~Dut Paaa-Mop Wringen - .Johnson'· and Silver Polish Old ·English Wax lt,s Not Renting Season But This Apartment,s to Let USE DEPENDABLE PAINTS-ENAMELS-V 4100SHES I FOR ECONOMY- BEAUTY~ DURABILITY We carry a complete line of the better p-adea of· paints and Varnishes. Hitherto without either a "municipal hotel" or other facilities for accomPAINTS-Heath & Milligan's "Dependable~' modating the weary traveler, the Village ·of Kenilworth this week had pracVARNISHES-Pratt & Lambert-Valspar..;...."61" ·Floor tically completed the new "Village bastile" which it has been constructLACQUERS ~ "61" ~ Valapar --:ing immediately to the rear of the Village hall and Poliee headquarters. ENAMEL-Vitralite-"61" - Valapar . According to Chief of Police James Murray, no formal opening of the new "hotel" will be held. The "suite" will be declared ready to "rent on the slightest provocation," and the Village police will be sent out to solicit possible patrons. The new "gaol" is constructed of .. Turpentine - Boiled Oil concrete · reinforced with interwoven steel wire and bars. The walls are of Brushes - ·Whit~ , Lead Remover - Dry Colon plaster .. ·finis_ h. -Two hangiilg bunks, constructed of intermeshed steel plates Cold Wate~~ Pamt ~ and built so a'~ to fold back against the · J wall when not in use, have been in. Calcimine stalled for the comfort of the "guests." A steel safety door and window have been erected to prevent possible an· ,. . . . · 1 . noyance .from "intruders'~ and the· inside of ·the window has· been coveRd '· with a wire mesh ·s o· as to prevent ·the WI ' ·' . .& . . . . . .patrons from damaging .the ilass~ · 'The :. : ...~. :~~~~ A.,, ·" apartmeat" is open for · inspection at L~i!iiii.iiii'-iiiiii!iii~~~~ any time. ~ . . DUco PAINTING .SUPPLIES .,..·. · ... ,.1 ..... -.· . .,· :r i · · ·. COlon ··· :·: MILl W!l'll BARD 141 · ,. t · 111....