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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

Americas has at last reached the
dignity of possessing a second play
house in the Majestic" which will
be opened for moving pictures shortly
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

Call up Loving's Stables, phone 81
for baggage transfer. It
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

Quite number of Americas Bap-
lists will go to Preston on Tuesday
to attend the meeting of the Friend
ship Association there for three days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

Mr.. A. J. Orme was a well known
Albanian coming to Americas yester-
day upon business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

Big line of Kuppenheim Clothing
for men and Sam Peck's Clothing for
boys at New York cost. Now is
your chance to buy a suit.
Call and examine before they are
picked over.
SHIS Inmnr Sfrnnt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

w w. Woodbridge was among the
Maconians who came to Americas
yesterday on business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-10-18

We sell "Everwear hosiery" for
men and women. They are absolute
ly guaranteed for six months.
29-tf w. ]. JOSEY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09

Mrs. Daisy Harper {nee Woods)
Of San Antonio, and Mrs. Hattie
Paschall (nee Woods OF Fort
Worth, also Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Woods of F'latonia, were here sew
eral days this week visiting the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Woods. Their visit was in the
nature of a family reunion.
A Sinner base ball team went
to Moulton last Sunday and beat
their opponents by score of 10
to II.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Letter to
John Buchanan,
Sinner, Texas.

Dear Sir; There are two sorts
of paint; one to sell and make
money, the other to paint and
save money.
Who gets the money? The
maker, the seger, the painter.
Where does it come from? The
owner, Of course; he pays the
painter for doing the work, and
the dealer for gallons of paint
and he pays the paint-manufact-
urer, gallons again; more gallons,
more money all around; for the
owner to pay to the paint dealer
and paint7manufacturer.
What's the paint that saves
money? Gallons again; less gal
Ions, less money for paint, less
money for wages; gallon Of
paint is $5,for wages and paint
Less gallons, less money to pay
IS a gallon
Two sorts Of paint; less gallons
and more;pless money and more
S. a acknowledgements; two to ONT
in gallons and money.
1T costsstwioe as much to pain
the average more-gallons paint a
10 paint psgoe. When the peoplC
find-out II may not be quite S,
easy to sell extrayagant paint b
calling y gcheap, \
Yours truly
Il. W DEVOE & 90
P.s Oh Williams sells OH.
Ipaint
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Farm for Sale.

A farmof 60 acres, adjoining
The town limits, IS acres in cult
walton, % acres well MANFRED.
Plenty Of water ali the year.
Good Improvements. Apply to
MIS-. TERESA FALTrsEK.
Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
AGENTS WANT % d .-16x2o

AGENTS WANT q D .-16x20
crayon portraits 4Qcents, frames
10 cents and up, Sheet pictures
one cent each. You eau make
800 per cent profit OF $500 per
week. Catalogue and samples
free. FRANK w. WILLIAMS
COMPANY, 1908 w. Taylor ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09

The Gazette regrets to learn
that Mr.. Robert Seydler has
been seriously i'll with fever dur
ing the past week. We hope he
may soon recover and be able to
attend to business as usual.
Mr.. Leon Kendall of Big Hill
was in town last Saturday and
appeared TO be suffering consid-
erably from an injury in the side
caused by a runaway while driv-
ing in a gig. We hope he may
soon recover.
The young ladies If Sinner
composing the basket ball team
went to Moulton last Saturday
to play the Moulton team. The
game was a close one but Moul-
ton won by a close margin.
The ladies comprising the Shi-
ner team We're Misses Valasta
Valenta, Meta Holchak, Ligie
TAornton, Edna Burkett, Stella
VOTERS and Vladimir Marik.
The umpires were Miss Berta
Thornton and Prof. Peterson;
i
referee, Peck Welhausen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Lost.

Between town and residence
of VIM. Brod, a small hand bag
containing ladies watch, some
letters and small change. Suita-
BILE reward for return to Welhau-
sens store.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Time Table.
LoclaHAnY BRANcn.

Train No. 45 arrives from Lockhart
at1a;25 ,. m.
Train No As arrives from Yoalsum
ut 2:45 pm.
WAooBRANcH WACO TO YoAEuM,
Train No.42 arrives from Waco at
l2.i5nin.
4pANUM TO WACO.
Train No. II arrives from Toai1um
at 2.39 p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Notice to Trespassers.

All persons trespassing on the
lands of Anna Ritz, south of and
adjoining town will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
SO. 3t. ANNA RITZ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
LOCAL. NEWS.
-Candidatea cards printed on
A. N. PLEDGER, pastor


Candidates cards printed on
short notice at the Gazette Office.
Hot Tamales every Saturday /
at Emler's Restaurant
Mrs. F. W. Ledbetter was
visiting relatives in Cuero last |
week.
Gordon Nave was here Sat
urday from Cuero to pay q short
visit to the home folks.
The wind blew gale in Shi-
ner last Tuesday and the dust
and sand were choking.
Mr.. Charley Kopecl5y of IIal-
letsyille was in the city Tuesday
meeting his many friends.
Mr.. G. H. F'lato left last Sun
day for Fort Worth on business
mission returning Tuesday.
W. T. Bagby, Esq, was in
the city last Friday and Satur-
day on professional business.
Mr.. e. r. VOTERS paid Wis
It to his ranch in the lower end Of
the county, the first of last week.
Mr.. Fl. 9. Strunk Of Hallets-
4. d
vile was here Monday on a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Herman
s. StEeTmer.
Hon. A. B. Story of Lockhart
will deliver an address in Sinner
shortly in the interest of Hon.
Joe Bailey
The Sinner Fireman's Band
. received their new uniforms and
they are admired by all who ex-
amined them.
Mrs. VIM. Tomasco, (nee Ma
ny Graf, was here last week from
Moultcn visiting her mother,
Mrs. Christian WAGNER.
"A Grand Easter Feast az
Bluecher park on Monday, April
goth. Don't fail to be there if
you want to enjoy a good time.
Mr.. Otto Wangemann Of Bell
vile, brother of cur townsman,
Mr.. Ed Wangemann, was in the
city last week on land business.
The Bluecher Park verein
are improving the park by build.
ing a lemonade stand under q
roof, a much needed improve
ment'
Harry Koepke and Oscar
Blohm returned from thei,
schools last Friday, both are
looking much improved from
their soiourn abroad.
Word reached the city las
Monday that Chas. Krupala'.
mother had died Sunday, the 5tl
inst, and was buried at ST Johns
near Schulenburg on Monday.
Mr.. w. G. Emler left Monday
for the country where he has ;
contract to paint the nice new
residence Of Mr. Chas Gaedlze
Mr. Emler is good painter an(
will do good work.
Farm for Sale.
A farm Of 60 acres ADJOINING
The town limits, IS acres in cult
walton, % acres well MANFRED
Plenty Of water all the yeal
Good ina11,-At-onaa,ts. t,r,lV to
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Sinner, Texas.
Strayed.

One Jersey bull yearling, been
in my pasture about six months
no brand. Owner can get same
by paying charges.
Tom MARCAK.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09

ApvERrIsE in 'GAzETTE
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Strayed or Stolen.

From Commercial Hotel stable
about Feb. 0 or 10th, light-red
colored calf, about 8 weeks old.
Calf belongs 10 Mrs. 9. Muecke,
Liberal reward for information
leading to recovery Of same.
Notify S. a. THULEMEYER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09

The following trustees for
the Lone Tree School in Dewitt
County were elected last Satur-
day. r. i. Konecny, Richard
Poth and John Peter AH good
mon and viii make good trustees.
For Safe.
Several head Of good milk cows
Apply to GERHARD Stems,
81 b. Sinner Iexas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09
Lost! Reward!

One ladies small gold watch
with leather foo.
Will pay suitable reward for
return to GAZETTE office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-04-09

Subscribe for the GAZETTE
qndlfeea rosted on the home
happenings. Only SLIGO per
year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

\ Halloween surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs, ]osgph Flanagan, near Courses
Landing, by their oeaghaer Me-. Thomas
H'anigan. Tie guests we're iron Penis
& ,oye, Philadelphia, elmer Centre
- aAre '.s|,town, shafplown, W3odstown,
and Course Landin. From appearances
all ~aatilua.jties vets represented. Tie
evening wss ~dejjgGaiuily spslt in the
playing games. al , la5e hear the guests
we're Il yitsa SO tie d ming room where
~leiresG, merits ge}e -.,fved
Those present e. Mr.. AID Mrs. Jos
spl F1anigan. mla Mie. Thomaa
Fiaaigan Mr.. AMI aHs. Hagr, 0. Weber,
Ms. Emily Kissr Air. aud Mrs. Jolu
Brandgf, bir. H,sd Frank c. Dali
bow, Mr. ana Ars, Joho Witciel, Nr.
and s,s. All ashton, Mrs. Elia Thonp.
SON Mr.. and als-, Samuei Thomas, Mrs.
Aaron Iogx, MIS- lohn Keen, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Whitsei, Nj. and Mrs
! Charles Thompson. Aisses Jessie Rich
n,au, Flossie HiaIker, Lizzie Wl,itsell
Emns Thompson, Elva Beath, Gertrud,
rJsealie. Carrie Erandrif, Louisa Grevell
| Gave Whiteeli, Ada Benson, Laura Fogg
Mary Flanagan, Alice Mitchell, emily
! Grace, MsT Weber, Cora, Ella, Them,
and Franz Dalbow, Jr, Messrs. VIM
Katss, Raymond Fogg, Howard Foge
Harry Thompson, Laurance WhitselI
Fred Brandritf, Charles Myers, Josiah
Edward IL. Frank and John Mitchell, j
Clarence and Raymond Venable, Rolau
and Ruion Sbinn, David Kiger.
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Pttr tEs '.
W%i,lsta ,,s .e. S" e
Valnelaan., WA. duP,ot 'aem. bcw
penu's Grow. ior seward. AIS, aggI,
the farm i 30 acres i'm ~Pilesqroye, near
l~iarrisc willie stat'.n .a%t Saturday for
Sau 4, va. ior.e,,y owned ~ the
.Sne Stacy d, Lay;oi. Mr.. Siape viii
niovet thereon next vinter sad Flwood
Csislin viii succeed hin on tle dlIont
la 81.
There never Was & newspaper N any
locally that gave al tie y itis Of
ten tl,at some person time OF goes tllat
tho editor does not see. It happens that
a ismljy is missed several times. they
get si,e impression that lie paper does
not care TO mention them The paper
has 10 ij feeling, no spite OF euuIty
against anyF odv. Most every Il taxes
the Iccal paper. Don't b. Afraid 20 give
tie editoG any news Of interest. Fer
laps you thlnk the paper has Shown
5artiaitv, hut Try and see ii i, dQeeH'l
treu5 Won we'll if yea give it q chance.
Educate yourself to save money. by
nnauing an account il the savings De
1srtneut IS the Psnn's Grove National
BanK. It sid eaf you 3 per ceno inter
ess componud semi-annuai ano you car
draw on a days notice.
Fo. Hats 20 TO DnbelI The latte
No. , East Third Street, Wilmington
Largest stock end lowest prices n Sra
cifv 9~Z5-@
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Corsets

Best results il your fall
dressmaking can be Obtained
% having your dress fitted
over the correct corset model
Na carry O fill line of models
that are suited to the present
style; al come FROM the best
makers-~R r. q G., ROYAL
Worcester, Bon Ton, Thorn
sons gIove-titting and Ferris
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Dress Goods

Where are several Weaves
tllis sea il that are being
ased u0s3 largely than ever,
IN accc nat of their "a
bliity 10 the present vogue.
Eenriettas, As inches wide,
in black and All range of
colors, $1.0n I'd,
Broadcloths in olack and
coiors, at s. ., $3.50,
$3.50, AS gard.
Radoa oplin, is an Ell
iire new weave, sill and
wool and very lnstrous,
deal FIR dress or street
gowns; oolao III al the de-
strable shades for both par.
qoes, 40 inches vide,
81 D..
La addition to the fore
ging We show SuiIngs,
5egg ), Cheviots, Bauste,
Iaaaise, Checks, PIaids
a.
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Igs. q. /. Wells,
Newark, started yiyai
NJ. Z. ChurcA Oh Sunda
Mayoiae spoke On Indie
grega,ion in the evening
Morris rhorue, OF Wasi
visited friends IN town owe
DR.. Thomas, has a new
Miss Lille Humphreys
lives in Bait more.
Tie Home Missionary
N. +. Church met az Mrs
Oh Monday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Brad way, lis
to Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lipp
Of M0restown, visited II.
over Sunday.
Mrs Isaac Turner IS
al Seeley.
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Linen Towels.
Csc

It has been many months
since we were able to offer
an absolutely all linen buck
towel at 25c. Now you
can buy at this price towels
l9x3S inches, being full
size and quality equal to
any you have ever seen
even under the lowest mar
ket conditions. Other
good qualities III hucK
towels at 3lc. 37Hc, soc,
75c, $1.00, $1.25, $3.50
each.
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Our line of both domestic
ana foreign made knit Under
wear consists of the choice
from many nails, the entire
collection containing as COM
piete an assortment Of women S
underwear as can be found
anywhere,
Vests, Pants, Combination
SUITE, Tights aud Corsst Gov
cts, in cotton, Isle and the
many weights Of wool and the
different combinations of each.
We recommend most strongly
"Hafvard Mills" hand flushed
undergarmen5s.
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~ have had seven
DR.. Kings New Dis
medicine 90 take for
and tor every disea
throat, chest or lun
Henry, Of Panama, N
had |tligty.eigit geats
Kings New Discovery
edy foI coughs and
asthma, hay ever
rrhage Of he lungs q
Of consumption. Its
prevents Iae dereiopn
Sold under guarantee !
/. store SOC. add $1.00.
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,6sner Ulrlca ulu nO6 run Oh
Ebay, morning because of the
fog. The tug Emily made trips il
II stead.
Frank Turner has bought James Bor
= denis milk route in Penn's Grove. Mr.
Borden has been in the milk business
ten years,
Long and Holton, the new Harmony
Street merchants, pike announcement III
another column Of the line OF goods they
have to s,rply your needs.
Tro Court House, at Salem, was not
opened for public inspection last Wed
ensday as expected because the interior
decorations were not completed.
David G. Simpkins has sold the An
drew P. Hughes property OIL East Main
Street to Willard N. Workman, of New
York. 1t will be occupied by his father,
James Workman.
The new cement curb and pavement
laid by S. r. Bowen around James
Divers property, corner of Main and
Franklin street is a big improvement.
He as had his house painted also.
William B. Turner has been reelected
Steward of Salem Country, Almshouse
by the Trustees. He has held the posi-
ton since the Board of Freeholders has
been democratic, eight years.
The Post Office Department has posted
notices in the post offices for bids for
carrying the mail on more than 100 routes
in New Jersey. Proposals will be re-
ceived by the department until Jam
uary 5.
j. Ford Thompson had a horse killed
last Sunday in the field by being gored
by a COW. The ~entrials of the horse were
ripped out and the horse soon died after
being found with the injury. The cow
has been dehorned.
Much merrlment was made Saturday
evening by the paying of an election bet.
Frank tanning wheeled Harry Barnart
from Penn Street to Union Corner and
back in a barrow, while a c%alithumpian
band played the dead march.
A fire broke out in S%pringer's restaur-
ant in Red Mems Hall, Pedricktown, at
4 O'Clock this Friday morning and burned
the interior of the restaurant and Cav
ley & Green's meat shop. An alarm was
sent to Penn's Grove and the firemen
took the chemical engine to Pedricktown
and saved the hall and other buildings.
About 500 attended the new pipe organ
recital in Emmanuel Church last Tues
day evening and over 500 were cleared
for the organ fund. The singing by Mesers.
F. G. and j. B. higgins, the cornet play
ing by Nevin West, and other playing
" NV. of Holy Trinity
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a nlrthdag party

Miss Martie iordm c~elabrased her siAth
biz lay On October Sol by q little
Party.
Those present were, EaIy iith,
ia Wilson, Anna Bidlie. 81 b-
Ia, Alice Daibow, GeoreeT s5e.
Alice, Harry Yanders!ice, VI
y Griffith, Russell Boone, r en-
Myrtle Adauas, Mild
Ma lie Jordan. Frank, Pow
lrs. Vande Mrs. q
Davenport Mira. Lanning, 3m
Joseph Vandershee.
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rEnRIcKTnWN.


Noy. To- Mr.. aud Mrs. Mark Harbe.
soif, Benz. Iiarbeson. OF Atlantic City,
aad Allen FiMbesen, Of Woodstown, were
RHests witli Mr.. and Mn James Justice
oter Sunday.
Harold Diver haze entered the employ
Of Tile DUPONT Powder Company, PENIS
Grove and Viii learn the trade OF a
chemist.
JameH Morrison Is III 4 very CRITICAL
condition. Mrs. Richard Corson, of
Woodstown, ard Mira. Henry Reeves, OF
Camden ere visitors with Mrs. Morri.
SCH curing the week.
rhe sale 81 the farm OF Hrs. Maria Ped
rick last Saturday sas with drawn, be-
cause of TOO low BIDS.
Mrs. Wflislu Mofan al Ocean Grove,
has heen visiting iler sister Mrs. Ebene-
zer Sparks.
Tics. Kelly i.sg moved from Swedes-
bore 10 Bridgeport where he has employ
ment
Preston +. saceten spent Thursday
niglt wish SIR, a1s3 SGrs. Frank Gates in
au1 tle(eiC S0setci were visitors with
Dir and Hra. Gales oger-Sunday.
Mr. ana ArS Janses stanton, OF Phila-
delphia, have oeen visiting at William
CUl'aIG's
Clarence Donehten and family left for
Miami, florida. on tuesday to remain
SIX t5 5lia. Edwin FL Gouers and wife
sill spt.ia Size winter 10 Florida.
AIRS, Edvard N Justice spent Sunday
wish reiagige= ip Ei@,ef inhja.
Wliliasu CaNley, n. II. sv eeten, CLAW
Smith a3d james M9skplan spent Sun
iay IN Wayne, Pa
Mrs George J,a.sue .ss Re urned from
s. gisit ia Woodbury.
Porn recently Cd MF. ana Mrs. Richard
Mitchell, in Philadelplif . daughter.
Clias. Locke, ~ sv pdes5oro, spent
Sunday With lis mother Mrs. Emma
Leek.
s. IL, Bioeksonl las sod IS Jackson
touring o4c b 9 Gladstone paFty.
qbe .nfsnt sou ~ Bir. ana RS. Hamil-
ton tslricE nas been stricken with paral-
esia ol y3- .inh7 aao hat's.
Yulu Cook has n..tsd ON Penn's
Grove cate John n-1ids larna
Coml5itaesnra Airert sailor has had
abe SIDEWALKS grad-4 aisrinc ne week.
Dir and Mrs. Harrison Holeton, of
PENIS Grove spsnb r3'sday With Mrs.
j FRANCES HoitoIi.
Mrs. 5eunie Mcse, Miss anna Harris,
M3as haAnaA Er9Nu and lsaac Smith, of
saisnl. NJ 'erts 3 5y Nh. and Mrs.
A. ert d. ay.
N G- g
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and Mrs. BorOes q Camden, Ltfs.
Elizabeth spa,ke, Mrs. Chas Pedrick,
Mrs. Pierce justice. Misses N4ttie
Sparks, Emma Justice, Title Cook, Laura
JaqIett, Anna sparks, Lillian Ianes,
Aupa Featherer, Phoebe Hloldcraft, Bes
sic Diver, Ellen FinlaH, Marion and
Faith sparks, Hiida Gaventa, May
Sparks. Jennie Heebles, Ethel Stanton
Belle sparks, Messrs. Warner holdcraIt,
Harvey Sparks, Clarence hslhcW, New
ton raan,e, JOSEPH SpP<ks, Elyin Stan
ton., Glover Justice, Geo. and James
SPARKS, Egar 6olton.
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CHURCH NOTES


5r. PAUL's METHODIST Episcopal
j.. Ward Gamble, .. D., Pastor.
Pastors subject Sunday morning, "a
Deoeitiui Heaft;'' evening "Where dwell
est Ihon?"
st. PANS EpwoTtb League are at work
Tor a Penny Bazaar and Supper in Odd
Fellows Hall,
Patrick Kane, d. D.. the immitabie
orator and humorist, Of Philadeil Ina
win give a lecture en- Abraham Lincoln
in Qua Fellows Hail, Penn's Grove, on
rl,au asg; ying evening.
EMMANUEL HI. r. CHURCH
Rev. e A. Miller. Pastor.
$50 A. NJ. class meeting, 1870 Ser
mop Build 4 Bigger Soul" 700 P. NJ.
Fpworth League Topic; "soal Winning il
Glorious Service" Leader, Hattie Wood
rof. 7.45 2. N. Sermon. A Cloud that
Was Both Light and Darkness Morn
prellde, scliuman. Offertory, Ruben
STEMS melody in T, PostIude, Wagner.
Evening Prelude, Meditation. 0ftertory ,
Sweet and Low. Postlude. Scotaon
Clarke.
gIRsT Baptist cHURcH
Rev. William J. Rutherford Pastor
Pastors subject Sunday morning. ode
cisiou:n evening ''ChrisFs Supreme
Object" Sunday e~veniDg service will b.
evangelical in Character.
BETHEL METHODIST PRoTEETAFr
REv. II. r. B~LAcKwooD, Pastor
Pes. s. A. Harker WILL preach snnda.
morning. The pastor will preach in 81,
evening, subject, "a Womsn's Pega 0
lat Woman" special instruments
music in the even ng.
Notice for gunners We. of Tor sal
at RECORD office. IT,
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Logs Sawed

rOr sale
House and lot at Pedrickt town, occupied b.
Dr.. 4. S. Block. Terms to suit. Apply to
FRANCES IL. Holton, Pedricktown, N. j .10-3G-t +
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Fur and
s,~ r.

Beware IF Faqs sila, lave
only i2m To recommend
fhem. Whether ~ not you
buy Of us, be sure 10 choose
from some house in whom you
have confidence. Many rea-
SOFAS exist Why you should buy
here. Our stock Il large.
Prices as low as high quail
win permit no old stock.
Ii Mufs and Scars we show
Black Lynx, which is the sea
SON fayorite, I'LL a most com
plete assortment All the other
wanted Furs III equally as good
a variety.
Russian Pony Goats, best
dye, 36 inrhes long, al $50
each. 81 inches long 4t
and 600 each.
Blended Squirrel Coat, 81
inches long, SI35.
Fall & Winter
Garments
Large al is eaL customary
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-11-13

House For Sale
at northeast corner of Harmony and Franklin
99efeeI Penn's Grove. A most desirable home
Johh Denny, 2l24 Market st. Philadelphia.
l016-tf.
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| have just erected a new saw mill of the
iatest type and am ready to saw logs in any size
Iof any purpose at short notice, Elmerl Shoe
Grove. In IN ~
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EEW Jersey & WILMINGTON FER8Y co
Steamer Uirica.

Time table In efaet oataaday, Sept e, 1908.
Week days.
Leaves PENIS Grove, leM d NJ, $50 PM
Leaves Wilmington, eco q mn 500, p. n.
Saturdays.
Leaves Penn 5 Grove, 10, g.. IN, 5, 7. pm
Leaves Wilmington, Sd. a., 5, 8. 1880 p. l.
Sundays.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 1880 a, m. ) p. -.
Leaves Wilmington, 9.31a. n 1850. p.n.
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Mrs. Vincent
prised last Fri
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Z cunning season opens onNMonday.
w weather continues and the
gue wells is low.
contractor, has Fred kille's
South Brood Street in
his Christians Temperance
)Zhet at 2 o'clock on Thursdays
winter months All are invited.
Gamer Ulrica did not run on
hav. morning because of the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-10

is well known that some of the men
who are a credit to the force have re-
fused to work in conjunction with
them, and yet the motorcycle men have
to deal with the best class of people
in Los Angeles, a class who are strong
believers in law and order and who are
anxious to conform to all reasonable
legislation.
Men in Uniform
1t has been suggested that the motor
cycle officers be put in uniform If it is
really the intention of the department
to control speeding instead of running
that branch of the department for
revenue.
A strong argument that has been adj
vanced in favor of uniforms for the Of
ficers is that in the regular force
the uniformed men do more to prevent
infractions of the law than the plain
clothes men, who are used to eaten
known offenders rather than preserve
law and order primarily by the moral
effect of the presence of a representa-
tive of the law.
A patrol system of uniformed motor
cycle police as is used in Europe would
undoubtedly do more to control speed
ing than the present system, which
allows two men to sit on a bench near
a fire station for hours at time, leaV-
ing only when some one who is not on
the immunity list passes their resting
place at a rate of speed somewhat
higher than is allowed. Fair-minded
men in uniform who have brains
enough TO be allowed to use discretion
will do more to regulate the speeding
of vehicles than three times the force
of such men as are now allowed 10
prosecute offenders who are not friends
of the disllked motorcycle police.