Milford chronicle., 1928-06-08
MILFORD, FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1922

MILFORD, FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1872
WE HAVE a fine business cente,
here in Milford, and it has kept wei
up to date with it's competitors anC
rivals. Yet business is a constan
race. People have to be wide
awake to keep up with these times
If some business concern finds
trade not quite what it had hoped
the trouble may not be with trade
as a whole, so much as that that
concern needs an infusion of new
ideas. Perhaps it needs to study
the methods of competitors a little
more, or the ideas that have been
successful in cities elsewhere. Or
the town as a whole may need new
plans for drawing in trade and
pleasing the public. Ambitious
business men and communities are
never quite satisfied with what they
have done in the past, and are al
ways looking for new methods of
expansion and development. What
are you doing to keep business NOV
ing? Have you thought out any
new plan If not, why not?
SoS
WADNTTNTnC quo ;ec,,od =, ,,,o,,,r
places against the habit of many
girls and young women, in going to
ride with young men whom they
don't know. With many alluring
haunts beckoning those who are
craving for excitement, this warn
ing is needed-especially in Della
ware where opportunity is always
beckoning.
In many pOpulous places the ad-
little fiappers parade up
and down favorite meeting places,
on the lookout for any old sheik
with a car. He talks very smooth
Iy and enticingly as he invites these
youngsters to take just little ride.
It looks perfectly innocent to a
simple minded little creature.
Many of them are getting into
serious difficulty, and learning some
.hings about life they did not know
Many of these girls can't |
De scared out of this habit, but
someone should be able to convince
hem that the best men are not in
crested in any girl who will do
hat kind of thing.
Se@
IT IS a good general principle,
hat if person receives favors
rom someone, some effort should
e made to return the same. Peo-
lie cannot expect to go through life
lways receiving things, and never
living them out.
These remarks apply consider
bly, to certain questions of COM
lunity life, particularly as to our
ONE business. AS citizens and
all of us are getting many
enefits from the persons and con-
erns engaged in retail trade in Mil
'rd. They have made large in
estments of capital to build up a
ne retail trading center. They are
wing the public untiring service
the effort to provide them with
complete assortment of modern '
'mmodities, at prices as low ss
n possibly be afforded.
Most of these constitute force
working for improve
ent. If there are movements call
for to provide new advantages
d equipment and facilities for II
'dern and progressive community o
ing, these business men are al O.
.ys found pulling the load. They "
2 the main force on which we u
We to depend to put such things
'ough. If money has to be col
ted for some new public develop 1
mt, they commonly take the lead
getting it and subscribing to it.
These people are all the time rem al
ing these services to the COM Va
nifty. Having done so much for I'll
it seems good judgment to make Ia
'eturn for it by giving them our az
and thus promote the Ju
sperity of a group of people who sl
that prosperity to promote the be
elopment of the town and to give at
Dloyment to many of our citi- tn
s. m
SeS
ONE PEOPLE complain that too OF
oh jazz music and not enough in ell
nation is being broadcast over OF
radio. Such persons will be en-
Used by the statement that 65
cational institutions are now tn'
ng courses over the radio. an
mong the subjects covered are Oh
sehold management, American tlo
English literature, business Wo
2hology, journalism, new devel- Ing
-ents in economics, etc. COS
eople who really want to learn oW
get a great deal out of this cal
and in few years sue
will get great deal more. COZ
voice of the broadcaster gives to
student an inspirational boost. goc
e is no longer any excuse for
rance in Delaware. TO