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IN MEMoRIAM.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Au-
n OF the universe to call from labor to re-
ard ouf esteemed and worthy brother, Lewis
Il Johnson, and
WHEREAS, While we, the members of Penn'S
Order of Heptasophs, feel deeply the going
hence of our kind and loyal brother yet we
submit to an all wise Providence, trusting
that our loss Will be his eternal gain. There
fore be it
. REsoLyED, that we extend to his widow and
our heartfelt sympathy in this dark hour
row and affection ; that the Charter of
elaye be draped for the period of three
that these resolutions be published
4enn's Grove RECORD, and that a copy
to the widow of our deceased brother.
j. HARRY SMITH,
JAMES BORDEN,
WIN. +. YBAGER,
Committee.
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Sunrise

A surprise birthday party was given
Miss Matte c. Patten, Wednesday even
ing, by a number OF her friends in hon
or of her fourteenth birthday. A very
pleasant evening was spent with vocal
and instrumental music, and games. At
%elye o'clock they were invited to the
dining room where refreshments were
served in abundance.
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PUBLIC SALE
of
PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold at Public Sale on

ldOhoDA4. DECEIMbEh u, lSUO
the residence of the subscriber on East
Main street, in PENIS Grove, the following
stock and farming implements.
STOCK-2 horses, 2 W 5 ShoatS. Nellie
nd Nate are two bay horses, good to work or
rive two o W one a fresh mixer, the other
coming in soon IS shOats.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS -2-horse
eavy wagon, with sides and bottom, truck
lelvings, cart. spring wagon, surrey, buggy,
lowing machine, hay rake, 2-hOrSe pillow, 2
horse plows, 2 cultivators, vine turner, hitler,
ing pillow, potato digger, marker, wheelbar-
wv, grindStone, patent beam, weighs $50
Ounds, corn shelter, fodder cutter, feed
rinder, iron harrow, small onion harrow, hay
Prk and rope, fertilizer drill, corn coverer,
zeal chest, 3-horSe evener, half barrel good
lnegar, lot of chicken coops, maui and
edges. seed Sower, wagon holster, swfngle
ices, shovels, forks, hoes, chains, rakeS, dung
rag, scythes and sneadS. lawn mower, brace
nd bit cross cut saw water key etc. About
20 baskets of white potatoes, so bushels of
orn.
HARNESS sets chain harness. 8 sets sim
e harness, cart harness, tlynets, collars,
idles. lines. Black wolf robe good as new,
anketS.
1.-TWO air tight wood stoves, churn, butter
tales, 50-egg Buckeye Bantam Incubat0 or in
bod order and many other articles too tedious
mention.
sale to begin at l o'clock and will be positive
[ have let my farm.
Conditions made known at sale.
ROBERT S. DIVER.
tSweetem, ST., W.GbAurk, Clerks. 1t
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M ST .G@l II il is spending
the week in Camden
Howard Borden, of Camden, was al
over Sunday visitor in PENIS Grove.
Gideon G. Dolbow has been spending a
week with William S. Avis in Camden.
Atwood Bliss, OF Philadelphia, was an
over Sunday visitor at Biddle Wright's.
William L. Borden, of Camden, spent
Thursday with relatives in Penn's Grove.
Miss Pauline Taylor has returned home
after spending a few days with friends in
Salem.
Miss Minnie Adams has returned from
a weeks visit to friends i'm Chesapeake
City, Md.
George w. Thorpe, of Clifton Heights.
Del. Co., Pa, is the new foreman in the
RECORD office.
Miss Victorine Stirling is spending a
week in Wilmington, with her aunt,
Mrs. Name Carey.
The friends of Mrs. Kate Sparks are
pleased to hear that she is recovering
from a serious illness.
Rev. B. G. Lippincott of Ocean Grove
is spending a few days with his former
parishioneis in Penn's Grove.
Mr.. Clare Bisbee of Oberlin. o., is
visiting his PAL ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Bisbee. He is taking an electrical en-
gineering course in Oberlin College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Green have
been visiting their sons Howard and
Wells Green who have an electrical bus
mess in Philadelphia.
George Claypole, formerly of PENIS
Grove, who has been living in -Iorain,
Ohio, for the past two years left there
this week for San Francisco.
Misses Mae Simkins and Mae Shutter,
of Philadelphia, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the formers mother, Mrs.
Mary j. Simkins, who is very ill.
Mrs. Joseph D. Norton is in the I'm
iversity Hospital, Philadelphia, where
she had a triple operation on Tuesday
and had her appendix removed. She is
recovering nicely.
Mayor ]. d. Torton, David Bowen and
Edward H. Keen attended the annual
reunion of the oath Reg. in Bridgeton on
Thursday. They were richly entertain
ed by Co. K. National Guard.
Miss Frances Eckert, of Sandy Lake
Pa, is the new teacher in the High
School room in Penn's Grove school,
made vacant by Ethelwyn Gaston's re-
signation. She began last Friday.
Rev. J. L. Watson, his daughter, Mrs.
Kate Lanning, and her son, Master Bel
tanning, of Ariel, have returned
home, after spending a week with Mrs.
L%anning's son, Charles R. tanning.
Rev. and Mrs: ]. P. Turkelson re-
turned home to Lake Como this Friday
after spending a week among relatives
here. Mr.. Turkelson preached in Bethel
Church last Sunday morning.
The friends of John M. Bevis are
pleased to see him out again. Two
weeks ago he was hit with a cows horn
the right cheek and his head knocked
against a partition, causing him much
pain. ,
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A Small Fire

On last Friday night about 1o'clock a
cabin on Jas. divers meadow was burned
with the contents. 1t was owned by
Oliver keen, who had not been in it
since the Wednesday. previous. He lost
all his clothing and personal effects,
amounting to about SIS.
An alarm was given and the Fire Com
responded, but as there was no fire plug
near, nothing could be done.
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Administrators Notice.

liza A. McCarson and Alexander j. McCar-
administrators of John McCarsOD, deceas-
" direction of the Surrogate of the County
lem hereby gives notice to the creditors OF
aid John McCarSOn, deceased, TO bring in
debts, demands and claims against the es-
within nine months from the date hereof,
ey will be forever barred of any action
4of against the said administrators.
LYDIA A MCCARS0N,
ALEXANDER j. MCCARSON,
/ November, 1906. II got. administrators.
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Executors, Notice

Joseph R. Stiles and Nelson K. Davidson
executors OF George @. Sparks, deceased, by
direction OF the Surrogate of the County of Sa-
lem, hereby gives notice TO the creditors OF the
sald George 9. Sparks, deceased, to brin ing
thelf deDts, demands and claim agains 1.-THE
estate OF the said decedent, under oath or AFR
nation, within nine months from the date here
Of, or they viii be forever barred of any action
thereof against the saic executors.
JOSEPH h. STILES.
NELSON X. DAVIDSON.
Dated November /, 1906. liz ct. Execu..
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IT'S HIGH TIME FOE Owe.

, we've got the biggest stock and the greatest assol
) second floor is stacked up with great piles of ther
Yer ''by a dollar or SO" than same quality of mater
es ours are better made and better trimmed than
Ids BEST MAKERS made these Goats of our
| see what kind of overcoats other stores offer you
know the result. You'll buy ours. You can't h
e, yet they are priced low.
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WOOD SALE!
viii be se'd at public sale on

VII be SGD at public sale on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %, 1906,
on the premises o he late Chalkley Somers,
in OIdmans Township, Near Strauehen's Saw
Mill, on the road leading to Pedricktown ad-
lands of Lemuel Reymer, r. IL. jus
tice, George Swaverly and Hannah Fenton,
the timber standing on about
ACRES
of land, consisting of White and Black Oak,
Chestnut, suitable for saw timber, posts and
cord wood.
VIII be sold in lots.
Sale to begin at l O'Clock p. m.
Conditions at sale.
G. S. FENTON.
q. H.. LOCUSON.
Executors
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Country Court next week.

SOultTH SOuIG I6AU M06h.
Keen, crisp winter weather this week
Christmas one week from next Tues
day.
Taxpaying time. The last day is mex
Thursday, 10th.
The boys and girls enjoyed skating
last Saturday for the first time this sea
son.
Sweet potatoes are keeping SO badly
that there is little market for them al
$1.50 a barrel.
Gabriel V. Dolbow moved into his new
house on South Broad Street on Thursday
OF last week.
Violins, banjos, guitars and mandolins
at D. Sheets's.
A band of gypies is camping in Nor
ton'swoods about three miles from PENIS
Grove, and another large band is encamp-
ed in Dr.. Wiley's woods neal Hawk
bridge.
December Court will open mex Tues.
day in Salem. All farmers will be in
terested i'll the pure vinegar case from
Penn's Grove.
A New Years parade will be made in
Penn's Grove. To make it most interest
ing the business men will contribute to-
wards giving three prizes for best and
most comicalIy dressed paraders.
Warren Cochran will leave next week
for Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, to
buy horses for the Salem county market.
He will return with a lot about New
Years.
Geo. J.. Bevis's daughter broke thru
the ice OF the pond at Wiley School
house OF Wednesday and had to be pull
ed out. She was taken to Dennis Lanes
where dry clothes were put ON and then
taken home.
DIR. c. Percy Lummis will move from
3l8 Harmony st. to PAT Main st. adjoin-
ing Miss Areta Johnson's Drug Store.
Friday Dec. 81, 1906. 4
While helping Joseph E. Clark kill
hogs Oh Wednesday Geary Flanagan had
a knee cap dislocated by a hog knocking
him down. 1t was necessary to have a
doctor to put it into place. The same
time w. Thomas Whitsell was hurt at
John Brandriff's hog killing. John P.
Clark had his ley hurt by the same
hog which upset Geary Flanagan.
On Wednesday evening in Bethel
Church Rev. j, P. Turkleson, of Lake
Como, gave a very entertaining and in
stiuctive lecture on his trip to Kliplefs,
Denmark, his native place, last summer.
Because Of extra advertising this week a
report of the lecture is left until next
week so that a longer article can be
given, as it was rich in information.
Brushes, combs, fine soaps, perfumeries
and toilet powders suitable for Christmas
presents at Johnson's Drug store. X
Before buying your Jewelry for Christ
mas presents examine Sheets's stocks
For SALE-Twelve cycles for from
Sc to SIS. J. K. DUFFY.
For HATs-Go to L,i.oell the halter,
No. 2 East Third Strelt, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest price in that
city.
Look best, last longest, prices to suit.
Cummings photographs, 307 Market
Street, Wilmington. 2eow
White Pine Cough Balsam, the best
for coughs and colds at Johnson's Drug
store. \
Watches, rings, breast pins, cut glass
fountain pens, and silver articles in
variety for Christmas presents to be had
at D. Sheets's, Penn's Grove. X
Souvenir post cards of PENIS Grove a
speciality at Johnson's drug store. X
CHRISTMAS TIRE
= will have Eastern Pine christmas
trees for sale after the 18th. S. r. Bowen
324 Harmsny st.
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E. B. RILEY
228 & 23O King St.,
Delightful Gifts for All

Santa Claus makes every
body happy here and saves
you money while he does it.
Our whole store is a Christ
mas mart and everything you
see is a welcome Christmas
present. MAKE your pur-
chase in the morning, if you
CAM
Special Sale Of Furs
For the holidays at reduced
prices. Why buy cheap Furs
when you can get fine reliabel
goods. Our entire stock OF
fine reliable goods. Our en-
tire stock of fine selected
skins, made by the best manu-
facturers in New York; re-
duced one-tifth to one-fourth
their original price.
Squirrel, Sable Fox, and
Mink Sets, all reduced; better
see these, they are appreciative
gifts.
Gloves Make Practical
Christmas Gifts
For mother, sister, wife or
friend, what could be more
appropriate than our high
standard Kid Gloves.
Complete assortment OF
Women's Kid, suede, mocha
and cape skin Gloves, in all
lengths, up to-date styles and
this seasons newest colorings.
Umbrellas are Practical as
Gifts
We are showing a splendid
collection suitable for Holiday
Gifts, made to our special order
with the marking qualities and
dependability as the chief effect
in view.
Children's Umbrellas, soc,
75c and $1.00.
Women's Umbrellas, soc to
$500.
Mems Umbrellas, SOC to
$500.
Gifts in Leather and
Beaded Bags
A Holiday selection suffci-
emily large and varied to meet
every requirement in the choos-
ing of an acceptable Christ
mas gift.
Wrist Bags, SOC to $50.
Beaded Bags, soc to $500.
Art Needle work
Holiday Linen specials.
These are decidedly moderate
aalfu nnof Of that green
tinted color, and made up
correctly, $50 to $500.
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Farm For Sale.

I offer at priv tie sale my farm of ITO acres at
Deep Water Point. lying between the DUPONT
tract and PENIS Neck Canal.
FURMAN FENTON,
1l-23 1t. r.. f.. D.. PENIS Grove Nj.
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On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are high and water good. Can be
had at reasonable rices. For particulars ap-
ply to ASA G.. TURNER.
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Farm For Sale.

A farm of 80 acres good for truck and grain
at Central School House. Terms easy. Apply
TO KEZIA LAYTON.
ll-9tf. Penn's Grove, N. j..
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Executors Notice.

alkley S. Fenton and George Henry Locu-
executors of Chalkley Somers, deceased,
em, hereby nisIes notice to the creditors of
saorr aocoasad 70 hun
~S.IiGa al lIUul I4ousoU4 10 $3.50
1906, at 10 O'clock A. M. Jos. E. CLARK
Chairman
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The Long Overc.

Many Men are looking
something smart in an O
coat will want a long one
The long cut Overcoat Il.
season IS not so baggy as r
year, and is cut more 50J
fitting at the waist line q
with more fullness at
bottom. This gives the 10
a decidedly smart effect.
We have the correct ids
and style freaks worked .gt.
our coats and the Sr
Dresser can have
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Building Lots For Sale.

Hot air pumping engine and 1900 Cal. Cy.
S-3l-tf. PENIS GROVE NATIONAL BANK.
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Lodge Notes.

A delegation of the Lodge OF Pocohon-
tas, of Woodstown, will hold a preliminary
meeting in Red Mems Hall PENIS Grove,
next Wednesday evening for the purpose
of organizing a lodge of P~ocohontas in
Penn's Grove. Any lady can join, but
only Red Men can belong.
p. o. S. OF A.
The members OF Washington Camp No.
Az are invited to attend a special session
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th. The new
degree staff will render the initiatory
work assisted by the Guards. Luncheon
will be served at the close of the session.
II. E. CRoMPToN. Rec. Sec.
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HIS MINDS EYE SATISFIED

The best of fabrics, the
most skillful workmanship
and the artistic cutting make
a combination of over at
elegance and perfection at
cannot be surpassed.
If there are any beter
OvercoatS on earth t an
ours, we are not aware oil
and have not seen them.
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own Your own Homes while Youu.

Building lots for sale on the lower side OF
vim Avenue $3per foot. Payable by the mon
or on your own terms. Deed will be give
when paid for. Good water and dry cellar,
lis SARAH j.
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weighed 563
Married

PICKENS-sMITH-By Rev. W.
brow, at Pennsvllle, Dec. Is, 1906, S
ueI Picken, of Pedricktown, and J
Mary Smith, of Penn's Grove. N. j..
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
The subscriber will sell at Public Sal
WEDNESDAY oe

at the Farm now occupied by Thomas
on the road leading faom Pedricktown
tire Square the following described p
property.
STOCK-1 Grey mare 10 yrs. o.
work or driving can be used by
work horses.
3 Cows all good and your
profit in the spring. 3 Hogs,
100 bushels Corn.
Farming !mplements.-2 brOa
wagons, ! is a Pinch axle VII
horses, l good cart, l MeCHNr
norS1o, L gUUu cart,
machlnel 2 sets truck she
Tanc, Carnage, ST.
harrow, l sod cutter
as new, 8 cultivators,
vine turner, l Cox vine
digger, | hitler 2 sets wagS
and single swlngletress lot cha.
~cleyises, hoes, forks, browsers, shu.
watSr cask, water dipper &c.
Harness. 4 sets heavy work harness.
D car harness s. nearly new. see carriage har
ers. bl ankets al 4ata tat art.t q tn ta
ious to mention
All of the abO g a f 10 la e.A- Nth
out reserve as .F' r. 4Se4 " tztv r5 4 tr,s-
apt who will sto h'rsrf
Sale to CONNIE &c
Conditions, A oa.-l tn9stbs " III be
allowed on all 81 bt gN. 4t g H...at,rs NV
giving a note wit .gpInl n. NE AZ
First Natl. Ban 30. s'-t Y.e.flpt ia sresf.
All sums unde 5tU gasF.
g 4l-l.E II Ny N.
f. j. Gaventa, Z s.1.
VIM. NJ. Burk, { Elk 70
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Eor Rent.
Lot For Sale.

Small house on North Broad Street. Apply
TO SAMUEL BORDEN. 127-3t.
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Notice To shad Fishermen.

We desire to inform the fishermen Of Salem
Co, that we are handling a new thread for
the coming spring of 1907. This thread made
by a firm who have never had any COMPLAINT
made against it by the fishermen who have
been using it for many years. 1t has been
tested in every way and proved to be o.. X.
E. s. Harris. of Penn's Grove, our agent for
Salem Co., viii be pleased to show the fisher
men samples of our netting after Nov. 10Th.
ULHER & ENGLISH,
ll-23-6t. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Church Notes.

EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL
Rev. William Stone, Pastor
The Pastors subject Sunday morning
will be on Heaven; Evening IN ''Hell'
Thursday evening Dec. 9th, Mrs.
Thomas S. Correll, nee Hannah Thomp-
son, will give an entertainment in the
Church. The title will be, can Evening
With Laurence Dunbar" the noted
colored poet.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. Ii. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
Pastors subjects: Sunday morning.
Something Not Found in Heaven"
Evening, "Fishing Without Bait"
The Christmas entertainment will be
held Christmas night 25th. A cantata
entitled ga Good Time with Santa Claus
will be rendered.
BAPTIST URC
Rev. H. S. Kidd, Pastor.
PASTORS subject Subject morning 'The
Eternal Foundation, evening, "The
Divine Guage''.
At a special meeting of the Baptist
Church on Wednesday evening the
Board of Trustees were appointed a
building committee to formulate a place
for a new church building. The Trustees
are Benz. w. Cheeseman, John Hare,
John w. Trumbull, Warren c.. English.
and Chas. H. Dagger. 1t is the purpose
Of the church to begin the building of a
modern building as soon in the spring as
the weather will permit.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. r. b.. Stephenson, d. D., Pastor
DIR. Stephenson will preach Sunday
morning on "The Need of Patience. Ii
the evening, "Signing the Temperance
Pledge, Is 1t Worth While?"
The Womans Home Missionary Society
have sent a barrel of canned goods t.
the Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia.
Rev. Sanford M. Nichols. formerl,
Pastor of St. Pauls Church, Penn's'Grove
has declined an invitation to becom
pastor of the First M. E. Church a
Millville, at a salary of $4,000. He will
rmain at Hamilton Avenue Church
.knton, where his salary has been in
!. lased from $500 to $500
Bishop McCabe who is to preside a
the N. j. NJ. E Conference next Marc
was stricken with paralysis in New Yor
on Tuesday.
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JR. o. u. A. NJ.
Councillor Frank s. Sharp. of
; State Secretary, w. FL. Meyers,
pm, and Past State Councillor Ed
lount, Of Asbury Park. made a
al visit to Viola Council Oh Mon
ening.
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For Rent.
Enr Sale

The room over our butcher shop.
5.l1 tt. SLAPE & HIGGINS.
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A building lot 125 feet front on North Broad
Street and 209 feet deep. adjoining j. Samuel
Lloyd,s. Apply 20
l2-7-3t. d. SHEETS.
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Bridge Up.

Hawks Bridge, having been damaged, is
now up for repairs and all travel over said
bridge will be suspended until repairs are
made. d.. v. SUMMERILL.
12-2l-06 Freebooter
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Sonth Jersey News.

2 q. Garrison has dismissed the
restrain the Mayor and Council
lying the plant from the Pauls-
Water Company because Of alleged
al proceeding at the election. Legal
ceedings will be made for the people
own the plant which cost $37, 200 and
h interest add to the amount Of $4100.
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School Report.

Mr.. Eb1roR The following
stract of the school registers Tor the
of +l,a a ref tl,rae m0ntbG -
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w Overcoat?

1T every Young
sa CE n to see it.
{tsef MY a beauty.
n1Jp ny day and see
his anl ,me newcomer in
oFefcoat
ii III want the" Coat,
vou ainly leave your
we money here. It's
none q. It's by all odds
tie sn st Coat that has
Dt.r oit d the trade for
L I )ring and the ia
) limit of fine
Cver-o reduction, while
Il rsl cot is the
iniI Of sSwaggerdom"
Ya0 always as well
coIrls To k as to buy.
of us pleasure to
sl armentS.
er e however is
afe.4slHs until you see
It's the Coat at
5ae prile 1t tells the story.
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NOWS FOR SALE.-Your choice of 40 head
" fresh and close springers. Three stock
bulls. A. g. COOK,
81 2t Near Pennsville.
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Buy your Christmas Gifts
now; wen hold them for
you and exchange them after
Christmas, Ii not just Mhat
you want.
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Settlement.

The annual settlement of the Township
committee of dma Township will be held
in Red Mems Hall, Pedricktown, on Friday,
December Is, 1906, at 10 O'Clock.
II. LEE SAILOR,
Of Chairman
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Notice of Election.

Notice of Election.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Penn's Grove National Bank will be held
at the Banking House on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9Th, 1907,
between the hours of 2 and Up. M, for the pur-
pose of electing 5 directors to serve for the
ensuing year.
JOHN HARE, JR. Cashier.
Penn's Grove, N. j., December 4, 1906. 7-st
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Farm To Let

Farm To Let
on easy terms. 1t is situate about half a mile
below the Penn'S Neck Canal bridge on the
Hook Road. For terms apply to
GEORGE w. HEWITT or
JAMES G.. NORTON,
205 E. 4th ST..
ll30-tf. Wilmington, Del.