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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-10-25
WOODSTOWN,

The Society of Friends, of WoodstowI
and vicinity held its annual meeting q
the First Baptist Church, of Elmer, OF
Monday, eminent speakers taking part il
the services Notwithstanding the un
favorable weather the church was filleC
and many had to stand.
E. w. Humphreys started last Saturda,
on a trip to Birmingham, Alabama, t,
attend the International League OF Pres
Clubs. He accompanied the Pen ant
Pencil club of Philadelphia.
The quarterly meeting of the Salem
County Board OF Agriculture will be helC
in the Borough Hall, Woodstown, OF
Tuesday evening. October 18th, at 7.3(
O'Clock. After the routine business, al
address will be delivered OH "Present
Problems in the Dairy Business" by
Prof. E. B. voorhees,, State Agricultural
College, New Brunswick. This will be
followed by an address. "The Raising Of
Brothers,. by Mr.. Arnold, of Nineland.
Clarkson Morgan was given a surprise
Party on Saturday Evening. Various
games were INDUCED in, after which re.
freshments were served. Those presents
were Misses Mabel Duell, Elsie White,
lnez Nixon, Elsie Moore, Helen Colson,
Lizzie Alien, Marion HARRISON, Miss
Sara Gaunt, of Mullica Hill: Lucy
Moore and Mary Bowers, OF Swedesboro;
Messrs. Carlenton Moore, Lewis Ed,
wards, Raymond Morgan, Leon Robbins,
Earl Urion, Joseph Allen, Will Coles,
Ebert and Willis Kirby, of Mullica
Hill.
MIR. John Coles and vile too. tea with
Mrs Mary Seeker Oh Saturday.
George Crothers, who had been sick
for a long time died oil Tuesday 18th.
aged 5S years He leaves four daughters
His wife died some twenty years ago.
The ip"eral services were held Oh Friday
moo Sig. The interment was made in
aptist Cemetery.
Mic. j. M. C.. n.chman and daughter
Miss Ethel Richman visited relatives
at F%ranklinville and Richland last week.
Miss Lizzie Allen entertained at cards
OH Friday Evening.
Miss Erma Flitcraft is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lizzie Turner is visiting relatives
in Chester.
The Salem County Pomona Grange
No. 8. z. of ii. was held here i'll Crothers
Hall on Tuesday and was largely attended
after the officers were elected a very in
teresting program was rendered. Con-
ferring OF the fifth degree took place in
the evening.
DR.. L: d. Horner has purchased a new
automible.
Miss Nellie Stanley, of Salem, visited
Miss Francis Mount last week.
The w. C. L: U. State Convention was
held at Jersey City last week. Those
who attend it from here were Mrs. L. A.
d. Allen, Mrs Josiah Humphreys,
and Miss Emily Kirby.
Old Folks Day was observed in the
M. E. Church was beautiful decorated
with autumn leaves and fruits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Smedley of
Philadelphia visited, Mr.. Clark FIitcraft
and wife on Monday.
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MAR,
AnoLRoM

Miss Anna Patton 81 how, was married
at the residence OF ~ father Mr.. Israel
Dolbo~, in SC 81 ., rs Grove, OH Sat
urday, to Mr.. George itherer, of Phila-
delplia. The Bride as attired in a
beautiful pearl silk e5wn and carried a
bouquet OF La France roses. She was
attended by her friend, Miss Lucy Home
wood, of Elkton, Md. Mr.. Matthew
Featherer, If Philadelphia, brother OF the
groom, acted as best man., Only the
immediate relatives of the Bride and
Groom were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Featherer, will reside at
their newly furnished home 63o5 Brush
Ave, West Philadelphia, Pa.
RIGGso-MoRRIsoN
Miss Bertha Estelle Morrison, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel R..
Morrison, of Pedricktown, and Mr..
Walter Irving Riggs, of Camden, were
married Wednesday evening, 10Th, by the
Rev. Horace P. Hill, of Camden. As the
bride has made her home for several
years with the Riggs family and owing
to her host of friends in that vicinity the
ceremony was performed at 3003 West
held Avenue, the home of the groom,
The bride was attended by Miss Nellie
b. Riggs as maid of honor and the best
man was Mr.. Arthur r. Gemberling.
The ushers were Mr.. Frederick w.
Drager of Atlantic City, Mr.. John Greene,
OF Philadelphia and Mr.. William S.
Abbot, of Camden.
The bride was attired in a French bat
lste trimmed with rare lace and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses II lilies
OF the valley, her veil being fastened with
a spray OF lilies OF the valley. The maid
OF honor wore a creation OF pink silk mus
lin Trimmed with flet lace and carried a
huge bunch of pink chrysanthem2ms.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Jennie S. Lamb who was dressed i'll blue
silk muslin trimmed with old lace.
The bride has made Pedricktown her
life home and is well known there as well
as in the cities of Philadelphia and Cam
den. MIR. Riggs is a prominent business
man formerly OF Camden but OF late i'll
Atlantic City.
After a short honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Riggs will reside in Atlantic City.
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{. B. RILEY
Your Daughters Coat
Is Our Concern To-day

II the coat you want your
daughter to wear is one that
will served her best in quality
and style and please you best
In price, our we'll selected stock
will appeal to you.
Infants stylish Cream
Cloaks, in all the most fashion,
able weaves, $3.50. $3.50,
$3.25 up to $1,000.
Children's Coats, in cream.
white and color. 9 months to 3
year skies, $3.50, $3.50 up to
$500.
Children's Coats, 2 to 6 year
sizes, plant colored cloths,
fancy checks. astrakhan and
bear skin, $2.75, $500, $3.50,
$500, $500 up to $1,000.
Misses and Children's Coats,
70 to IA years size, in fine
broadcloth, all wool Melton,
fancy plaids and checks, and
checks and gray mixed cloths,
cnt full and we'll made, S. 90,
$3.50, $50 up to $3.50
Women's Suits
This morning we received a
special lot Women's stylish
Tail ored Suits. No two
alike, in blues, three shades of
brown and blacks. These are
lightweight broadcloth and
cheviot, specially priced,
$1,000, $500 $1,000 up TO
$500.
Fancy Mixed Suits, elegant
ly tailored and very stylish,
$1,000, $500, $1,000 up to
$22.50.
New Wolfe Skirts
Our new Wolfe Skirts are
handsomer than ever this sea-
son, trimmed tafeta bands, at
$50, $1,000, $ll.0O and
Panama Skirts
All Of our new Panama
side and box plaits,
trimmed with folds around
bottom, at $500, $500, 800,
$500, 5000 and $1,000.
Fall Jackets
Made Of good quality covert
and cheviot, ar
IS 90, $3.50, 5000 and $1,000.
II white Linene Skirts, have
this seno~- 81 o5 ond
Sl.75, reduced to soc.
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Blankets and Rugs

To-day and tomorrow, October 25th
and 10Th, for two days only we are hav-
ng A Special Discount sale of bed
Blankets and Rugs.
We have all kinds of Blankets from the
cheapest cotton blanket to the best all
wool blanket. Rugs, all sizes and all
styles. Remember this special sale is only
for these two day and you should come
early 80 as to get the best. 10 Per Cent
Discount on blankets and rugs for this
great sale. Come! Comel Come! J. U,
LAYTON, 100 Harmony st. Penu's Grove. \
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Birthday

a delightful birthday surprise party
was given last Thursday evening in honor
OF Mrs. George H. Locuson, at 1913 n.
1lth, st. Philadelphia.
There were grand musical selections
followed by a supper. The table was
beautifully decorated. The party was
attended by a large number of relatives
and friends.
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OBITUARY
BEN. E. Mnnn

OF Salem, died at the home of his dangIl-
ter, in Wilken burg, Pa on the 18th, aged
~ years. The funeral service was held
n Salem last Monday. Interment in
East View Cemetery.
Mr.. Wood was widely known over the
County because of the public positions he
had held in the past fifty years. He was
Mayor OF Salem from 1879 81. At different
times he was Councilman, Deputy Surro
gate, Deputy Sheriff, Deputy County
Clerk, Clerk Of the Board Of Freeholders
and Justice-of-the-Pe Peace for forty wears.
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EXECUTORS SALE
Personal Property.
VIII be sold at public sale on
SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1907

49, H'StiS SoA Vh
SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1907
at the late residence of George c.. Sparks, de-
ceased,
IN PENIS GROVE
Nd, the following personal property:
Cortland buggy with cushion tire, been run
only a few times, set of rubber mounted har-
hess been used only a few times, good buffalo
robe, blanket, halter, lot of other harness, two
hundred hot bed sash in good order
HOUSEHOLD FOODS
one walnut bed room suite, oak bed room suite,
2 good goose feather beds, pillows and holsters,
80 good window shades, good hall rack, good
parlor suite, hair cloth suite, parIOr rockers,
organ, mahogany parlor stand, marble top
stand, oak extension table 10 it, oak side board,
six good dining room chairs, five good rockers,
two porch rockers, extension table II it. g.,
kitchen chairs, Kitchen table, lounge, gas
stove, Penn Esther range no. 7, parlOr stove,
bed room stove, so yds. of good brussels car
pet, rs yds of Ingram cal pet, about 40 yds, of
mating, 80 yds. of brussels carpet, 25 yds. of
brussels hall carpet, singer sewing machine,
set of dishes of Jl2.pieces, a lot Of linoleum,
cellar cupboard. wash tubs, lawn mower, 40
feet of good rubber hose.
Sale to begin at l O'Clock p. M.
Conditions made known at sale,
NELSON ID. DAVIDSON
JOSEPH h. STILES
10-l8-2t Executors
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Farms
And a Tract Of Meadow.
SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
In the matter of the partition of
lands late of John S. Hampton, de- In
ceased, on application Of Charles } Partition.
P. Hampton,
The subscribers. commissioners appointed
by an order OF the Orphans Court of the County
OF Salem, will offer for sale at public vendue
by virtue Of an order for sale, made by said
Court in the above stated cause and bearing
date October, 9TH. 1877, in front of Red Mems
Hall, in the village Pedricktown, Salem Coun-
ty, New Jersey, on Saturday, the 9th. day Of
November, 1907,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th. 1907
between the hours Of u M. inc 5 P. NJ. to wit
at T. M. the following properties, viz
NO |. Is a farW of fifty four acres, situated
IN township, Salem County, New Jer-
Sey, on Tile PedricktOWn to PerkintOWn road
ana on the road leading from that road to the
upper bridge over Beaver Creek, adjoining
iandS' now or formerly of Jacob j. Justice,
sarah Ann Justice and Thomas Murrion. This
property is the same a one half interest in
which was conveyed to John S. Hampton, now
deceased, Charles r. Hampton & uX. by deed
dated March Is, 1888 and recorded in Salem
county Clerks office in Book No, 10 of Deeds
i0ho 262 &c. and of which the said John S. Nm
pom was already the half owner by deed from
Jos. ,. Baker & TX. This is a first class truck
with suitable buildings in good reyair. One
half an acre of land is excepted from the de-
scriptlon in the above recited deed, to Sarah
Ann Titus, her heirs and assigns forever.
No. Is a farm OF about thirty six and sixteen
one hundredthS acres of land, situated as afore-
sdiu anu pelng on the road from Pedricktown
TO AUBURN, adjoining lanis of Lemuel Morrf-
sou, EDenezer Sparks, Silas Pedrick and
others, and is the same land and premises cen
yeyed TO John S. Hampton. now deceased. by
y. Basset q ux. by deed dated Dec. IL. 1888
ana recorded in salem County Clerks Office
IN Book No. SO OF Deeds folio 57S &c. This is
also a good truck farm, with the usual build
ing, in good repair.
No. 3. Is a tract of meadow flowed by tide
wat er situated in the township, county and
State aforesaid and adjoining land of Jacob
Justice, elijah Harbeson, Lamert Reymer,
| 9ldmans Greek and meadow of Jacob Danninq,
nrg and contains six acres of meadow. more
Eor less and is the same tract that was convey
ed 10 said John S. Hampton, now deceased, by
Charles P. Hampton & lux. & al. by deed dated
January, %, 1876 and recorded in Salem COun-
ty Clerks office in Book No. 81 of Deeds folio
GA &c.
Conditions at Sale.
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Notice to Creditors
Salem County Surrogate's Office
ESTATE OF SARAH A uACAn

Pursuant to the order of Loren P. Plnumer
Surrogate of the county of Salem, made m The
twentysecond day of October, 1907. on the am
plication of Benjamin English Administratpr
Of the estate OF Sarah A. Hagen d ceased " nn.
tice is HEREBY given to the creditors of said de.
ceased, to exhibit to the subscriber. ad,nfnis-
against the said estate, under oath or afsrma'
ton, within nine months from The date Of the
Aforesaid order, or they will be forever barre
of their actions therefor, against the said sub.
Scriber. BENJAMIN ENGLISH
Administrator
Dated Salem, N. j., October %, 1870 l025.9r
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A Criminal Attack

on an lnoffensive citizen is frequently made
IN that apparently useless little tube called
the appendix" It's generally the result
OF protracted constipation, following liver
torpor. DIR. kings New Life Pills regulate
the liver, prevent appendicitis, and estab.
llsn regular habits OF the bowels. 25c. al
Johnson's drug store.
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Executors Sale
OF A VALUABLE
Truck Farm
viii DO sold at public sale on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER %, 1907

in front OF odd FeIlOWa' Hall
IN PENIS GROVE, N. j..
that certain farm knc wn as the Thomas G.,
Pedrick farm, owned by the late Maria S, Ped
lick, situated about two miles below Aubnrn
on the road to Pennsville adjoining farms Of
Maria Eakin, John Shultz, Graham Tyler and
Samuel j. Justice and consisting of
l55 40 100 ACRES
more or less. Abont rs acres are fine arahle
truck land. About so acres is timber Some
of the timber is large growth ready TO he nmt
on the market. f
On the premises are a house, barn crib
house, potato house and orchard. 0i'
This lane is suitable for early truck and
will make a desirable farm for one who
wants a profitable home or for inyeStment"
Sale to begin at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. Conditions
made known at sale.
EBENEZER S. PEDRICK
CHAS. WESLEY
10-25-5t Execnfors
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property
VIII be sold at public sale on
TUESDAY OCTOBER 29th, 1907.

OA
TUESDAY OCTOBER 29th, 1907,
at the residence of the subscriber in
SOUTH PENIS GROVE
l sorrel horse, Henry, good driver, ! covered
market wagon, l spindle buggy. surrey and
cover, single lumber wagon, set of light dFg
ing harness, horse cover and carriage anon.
single seat sleigh, set of good driving hal ness
and fly Eets, horse collar, fly nets, breast
chains, head halterS, rope halters, hftc liur
strap, whip, light wool blanket, ga w;B54r
blanket, stable blankets, brush, heavy wagsu
tongue, pair double swingle trees, 3 w,gan
swords, old lumber sled, 2 carriagea tonr9es
wagon jack. canvas cover, platform for ' ,i
ing wagons, one small buffalo robe,
Single butting machine, platform role g.
it. log jack, 4 it. log jack, 4 rollers, log eli
platform lumber roller, wire fence Stretcl
Hay forks, water buckets. curry comb .a1
brushes, hay, cutter coal hPhE0566kettST wSGr3yd
measures, 20 and y 1t. ladders, post digs
tank and pump, scoop shovels, large ict T.
10 it. table, lard scales, iron hammer, Gro Es.
pick, . #. oak meat bench, 2 street | u
straw, hay, 2 patent beams, and other a ss
too numerous to mention.
Sale commences at O'Clock. TERMS ISL.
J0S.C q, SUMMERI-
Surviving partner of John Summerill FRO.
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The monthly business meeting of
Emmanuel Epworth League and conun-
drum social was held at the home of Mrs.
Keziah Layton, on Tuesday evening.
An interesting program was rendered and
enjoyed by all.
At the annual meeting of the
Camden District Epworth League in
Woodbury. last week the follow
ing officers were elected; President,
Rev. E. d. Clair, Absecon; vice presi-
dent, Rev. n. L. Shaw, ~Blackwood
Rev. O. S. Duffield, Wenonah; Mrs.
Myrtle B. Tricksess, Camden, and Frank
Rich, Camden; treasurer, Herbert c.
Doughten, Atlantic City; superintendent
of junior work, Samuel.H. Thompson,
Camden.
Rev. George H. Van Note, of Han.
of Hancock's Bridge, has been appoint
ed acting pastor of the Canton Methodist
Church until Conference meets mex
March.
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Notice to Creditors

William A.. Summerill. administrator of
of the Surrogate of the County of Salem.
hereby gives notice to the creditors Of the
said Will Weber, deceased to bring
in their aebts, demand n claims
against tins estate of the id decedent,
under oathSo or within nine
months from re date mere or they will
be forever b. ton thereof
against the al
WILL FPILL,
Da ted Septembo
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BOROUGH COUNCIL

A regular meeting of the Borough
fathers was held Tuesday evening. Coun-
cilmen Denny, Jordan, Smith, Morgan
and Long were present. Mr.. Denny,
President OF Council, presided.
Current bills were order ed paid.
The annual appropriation of $50 to the
Board OF Health was ordered paid,
On motion L. E. Hunt was granted the
privilege of using part of the street for
building purposes.
On motion the Road Committee was in
structed to view Harmony Street between
Franklin st and Delaware Avenue to see
the advisability OF wideningit to cores
pond with the section above to Broad
Street. ~
The Clerk reported about $500 available
for borough purposes.
The Street Committee " as instructed to
ascertain the cost and where to get two
barge loads of cinders.
The ordinance requiring a permission TO
dig IN the street and requiring it to be
LETT in a good condition was finally passed
The ordinance permitting BICYCLES the
use OF the sidewalk morning and evening
was lost on final passage.
FINE Stationary and souvenir pos*
cards of PENIS Grove at Johnson't
drug store. 4-5 Nc
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
partment of the Penn's Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter.
est compound s%emi-annual and YOU can
draw on IA days notice.
SPECIAL SALE on Post Cards. Local
views of PENIS Grove, 8 cards for 5c
A fine line OF Birthday cards. All prices
At B. Arete Johnson's
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Farm For Sale
near Bridgeport, farm of one hundred a
suited 10 asparagus, s%trawberrits grai
1ruc -, known as the late Steinman Gill
bltle clear. Terms easy. Apply to w j. H,
DlluScpOGI, N. j, 1-
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Popular
Prices
Prevail

The very best values that
can be given for the
money-whether in Cloth
ing, Hats, Shoes or Furn-
ishing. Entire Fall Stock
in and ready. Every de-
partment crowded with
new and best styles. See
our new department.
Finest Ready-made Suits
on Second Floor. Suits
at $40, $50, $50 and $35.
Raincoats, IS ito $25.
Prince Albert Suits, $18
to $50. Tuxedo Suits,
$50 to $25. Full Dress
Suits, $25 to $40. Mems
Regular Suits, S. to $l5.
Boys and Little Boys
Clothing in great variety
on third floor. Special
values in Little Boys
NReefers, Reds and Gov
erts, So each. Special
values in School Suits.
s s'ss... MULLINS 1 s.,.
Best 9th & Market st. Shoe;
Wilmington Delaware
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Own Your Own Homes While Young
Building lots for sale on the lower side of
vim Avenue SO per foot. Payable by the mon
or on your own terms. Deed will be give
when paid for. Good water and dry cellar.
ll-S SARA j. BARBER
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Two EARNS To Let

W. FdFHls TO Let
on shares, the one now occupied by
uel N. Layman and the one occupied by !
lei NeWc0mb, situated in Lower Penn'sN
know as the Humphreys farm. Appl
Samuel M. .Layman PENIS Grove, N.
II. f. D.. No. l iO-o5
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A truck farmol4 y acres situated Just
the centre of the city of ~Bridgeton. N. j
good nine room iJuSe, two barns. wa
sheds sweet potato Use, wind mill at hor
hot houses and hot be, ash and frame. I
Is a chahce Tor some live trucker to NJ
money and have a pleasant place to live
mosquitoes of any account. For further !
tlcularS and price call or address, w. P. Spri
er, z35 Fayette ST., Bridgeton, Nj. To-,
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AT Privte Sale

run-about, Phaeton, New Sleigh ard b.,
harness, Inquire of DR.. Daniel Garris
IehhS GrOVeN, j. 920-tl
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Found
A ---Iv
Truck Farm For Sa

A pocket book containing money and n
articles. Mrs. Thomas Salisbury. 10.
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22S--23O King st.,
Wilmington, Delaware
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property.

TTFT ~ vVIT u PWUIIU NIC UI
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1907
at the residence of the subscriber ON East Main
Street,
IN PHNN's GROVE
The following personal property
Bay horse Doc, a very fin e family horse gen.
tie and fearless OF autos or steam; top buggy,
market wagon, one horse farm wagon, set of
new buggy harness, set of single wagon har.
ness, bride, collar, one-horse pillow, cultivator,
prairie State incubator in good order for $50
eggs, wagon shed, hen house, hog pen, coal
other articles not mentioned.
A lot of fine chickens.
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums of $40 and
under cash. On sums above $40 a credit of s
months will be given by purchaser giving note
with approved security payable at Penn's
Grove National Bank.
Sale to begin at l o'clock.
lO-25-2t THOMAS P. MORGAN
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For SaIe Cheap
ChaS. l.. Smith I6-5
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CHURCH NOTES
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Word Gamble n n Doo+o,

Next Sunday the PASTORS subject at
1880 will be ''The Secret of a Fine
Flock of Sheep; 7.30, Before the Door
Is Shut" Revival service begins Sun
day evening and will continue next
week.
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CENT A WoRt coLumN
Farm For Sale

olier at private sale my farm Of II acl
t Drunl4 ms township on the road from Pei
III strawberries, l acre of asparagus, beg.
cut last spring, a peach orchard OF 100
VIII come into bearing next spring. Adj
hoDt: II: Justice, on the premises. Adj
P~edricktown, N. j.. 16n9
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hOung Lady Wanted
For Bookkeeper and general office woi
some knowlekge of stenography preferred
Il. +. Willis. Q-1et
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Consult S. h. Bowen
Before getting your walks. curbs and otho
cement work done. Estimates cheerful,
given. 400
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY CO
Steamer UIriCa.

Time table in effect Sept, 80. 1907:
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington, 800 a. H., 500, D. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 1000 a. m, 500 D. m,
Saturdays. I
Leaves PENIS Grove, 10 a. m, 5, pm
Leaves Wilmington, 8a. M, g., 6.15 1910 pm
Sundays.
Leaves PENIS Grove, 1910 a.. IN 5,
Leaves Wilmington, $50, I'm. ], 30, pm
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JOHN BURK

JOHN BUR-
LEVI G. Justice
II. LEE SAILOR
Dated October, 9Th. 1907. commissioners
T. G.. billiard, Proctor. lnIl.5t
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Cement Work.
Having had experience in building GENE Il
walks and curbS, | solicit the patronage C
those needing work done. Alfred Raign (
Bro, 432 Main Street. PENIS Grove. Sui
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Women's Suits
New Wolfe Skirts

Our new Wolfe Skirts are
handsomer than ever this sea-
son, trimmed taffeta bands, at
$50, $1,000, $11.OO and
$1,000.
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Building Lots For Sale.
On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. II
these lots are high and water good. Can 3
mad at reasonable rices. For particulars ID
ply to ASA G. TURNER,