Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-04-01
THE SHORE

frozen and a couple of inches OF snow or
namenting their early garden sass.
The ground was also frozen quite hard
again on Friday and Saturday mornings.
Lowney s fine chocolates at HI. .kirscht' 8
candy store.
Buy your Easter candies, oranges, ba-
nanas, lemons, figs and apples at II.
kirscht's.
Mrs Harry McGann. of Atlantic City,
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. john
Sanders, one day last week.
Mr. Arthur Ryon is acting as teacher
at the Smiths Landing school in place of
Miss Carrie Allen who is i'll.
Ladies Goth century shoes, best quality.
50 % at Station =, cheapest lothing and
shoe store on Shore Road.
Thursday afternoons between the
hours of 2 aud 5 O'Clock is the time dur
ing which visitors will be received at the
insane asylum.
DR.. Phil. Steelman, of LinwoOd, and
DR.. Marvel, of Atlantic City, have been
appointed visiting physicianst for the new
insane asylum.
Leech your Grocer sells Chew's Rene
dies; try Chew's Luxative Bitters posi-
tive cure for dyspepsia rheumatism and
nervous diseases.
The Smiths Landing School gave an
entertainment at Mrs. r. |. RisIeys on
| Saturday night for the benefit of the
Library fund of the School.
The young converts of st. Johns
Charch met last Tuesday eve. and
organized q new class, electing their
pastor Us leader.
Ifyou march around to-day with a big
placard inscribed, Please kick me-
pinned to your coat tails, will you feel
disappointed if your friends don't do it?
Just received new lot of those famous
never-rip boys school pants, %, 30 and
so cents, age to u years. Charles ).
| Station, Shore Road clothier, Potter s
old stand.
The Epworth League of Salem NJ. E.
| Church held social in their room at the
church on Friday night last. About
forty members were present and spent a
| pleasant evening.
Easter services will be held in ST.
| Johns NJ F. Church on Easter Sunday
eve. April 5th A pleasant programme
is being prepared by the Sunday School.
All are cordially invited.
How is youreyesight? Eyes examined
and glasses fitted at moderate charges.
Dr.. Frick. eye specialist, Shore Road, op-
posite turnpike, Pleasantvile. Office
hours, to 10 a. M, 3 to 5 p. IN.
Il viii lie an a .reeable surprise to
| persons suD egn 10 attacks OF bilious
| collie TO learn Jha6 prompt relief may
be nal by tasing Chamberlain s Collie,
! Cholera and DiarrAoea Remedy. In many
instances Uae aGLac!, may be prevented
! by TAXING tnis remedy as soon as the
| first symptoms OF tie disease appear.
| 20 anQ oU cent bottles for sale by u.
| w. Leecn. Pleas nty lille. n j
! Harry Wing, the Chinaman, has rented
| the small cottage just west Of the Revere
| house, near the West Jersey station, and
| will do all kinds of fancy laundry work
at reasonable prices. He is sufficiently
''cjvilized" to know the value of printers
ink, and Immediately upon starting bust
moss here commenced to advertise in the
| PRESS.
One of the smartest affairs given this
season was The pink tea given by Mrs.
| Hugh M. Collins at her well appointed
| home on the Shore road last Wednesday
afternoon from 3 to O'Clock. Mrs.
| Collins was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. John Rvon. Mrs. G. Har-
rison .Tenness and Mrs. William |. Newell
Jr., gracefully presided over the tea
room, which was filed with the MANY
callers the entire time. The tea table
had a beautiful pink and white cloth on
if, adorned with broad bands of pink
ribbons. Tiny candles under little pink
shades added much to the color har-
mony, which was carried out to the
minutest detail, even to the ices and
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