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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-14

Little Eddle-Say, pa. do political
enemies belong to different parties?
Piano. my son; they belong 70 diner
ent factions IN the same party ok
change.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-14

WANTEo:-To rent seven or eight
room modern furnished house.
Ready or occupancy about Feb. 1.
See c. OLeary and Son.
12-14-Gt. 3,wk.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-14
MEXICO SENDS A =
CUNBOAT TO cORINTo

Washington. Dec. 13.-The state
department was advised today from.
ManaSla that Mexico has sent "a
gunboat 10 Coriuto on account of the
Nicaraguan revelation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-14

What Is not necessary u dear ot q
penny. Danish Proverb
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-14

Port 70 FERNS At THE EAST
End PHARMACY.
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pCTT-5 FERNS At rHE EAST
EMO PHh ot;hCY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
wooDsTowN

July 21-Arthur Lippincott who recent
ly returned from California is assisting the
clerical force in the Office of the South
Jersey farmers Exchange.
Miss Sarah Fogg has returned from a
visit with Miss Mabel Sechrist in Trenton.
Miss Hattie Ogden, of Camden is spend
ing sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Cruise.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Bennett have been
a few days at Atlantic.
The Friends First Day School will their
annual picnic at Alycon Park on We'd
nesday, July 18th.
Miss Mabel Andrews entertain at cars
on Thursday evening.
The Young Mems Christian Union will
hold their picnic at Penn's Grove OIL
Thursday August 9Th.
Eli Stew art extended an invitation to
those persons who were converted at the
revival in the M. E. Church last winter
and a number of other friends, to spend
Thursday with him. Those that accept
ed the invitation were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jehu Hewitt, lMr. and Mrs. s. s. Jess, ],
G. Chew, Isaiah Conovef, RichardICo rson
John Donahoe, Frank Peterson, Clinton
B~oultinghouse. Miss Rebecca Hiles
went to Atlantic City OH Wednesday
and then went over to Ocean City. The
guests also included Rev. Lawrenson,
Stacy Layton and wife and William
Sneibaker.
The shipment of white potatoes from
here has large for the past two weeks.
Over 100 carloads were Slipped last week.
On Tuesday a train with 40 cars not all
potatoes left fere. The price the early
part of last week wa $2.25 Q barrel but
dropped to SIS 70 and $751; 80. The farm
ere Exchange hds boen doing better in
prices than the independents.
RosE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

elect an official it is for a term of one or
more years; but a Constitution lasts
sometimes for a century or mole. 1t is
astounding that men in a Republic will
give SO little heed to the changes in
their governmental chart, and take so
much interest in the election of their
officers. No election of any official is
of equal Importance with constitutional
principles, and the proposed changes of
that kind should awaken the interest
of all good citizeus.
1t has been delightful to have you all
here today. It is not often that we
can thus be together and have the per-
sonal touch that gives us all a better
knowledge of one another. For your
generous consideration of the short
comings of the present Governor, and
for your presence here today, I thank
you. That you may all have success
and good health and abundant happi.
ness, even if you do not acquire riches,
is my earnest hope"
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Ordinance No. 81

An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. %
AN ordinance for the establishment ~ the
grades and curb lines of the following named
streets in the Borough of Penn'S Grove. Conn
ty OF Salem, State of New Jersey. viz -Neia-
ware Avenue, Penn Street, Oak Street. FRANZ
lin Street, State Street, North ana Sonth
Bl0ad Street, John Street. POPLAR Sfreet LII
YIN Avenue, Pitman Street HarmoDv Sfrese
Maple Avenae and Bay Street.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Coune;, ~
the Borough of Penn's Grove that the nort,on
Oh the above mentioned Ordinance pe.tasn-
ing TO the Curb lines on m Street he
amended to read as foll0wsS
The curb lines on the two sides Of Harmony
street. with all be established by lines paraIiei
the above described center line and 10 -
ieet measured at right angles) distant there
from Tor tnat section of Harmony Street lving
octWeen the westerly side OF North BROAD
street an. the easferiy side of FrankTn
Street; and 1850 feet measured AZ ris on
anglesl distant therefrom for that section ~
m street lying between the Wesferiv
side Of Franklin Street and the Easterlv sids
OF franklin Street and the EasterIy side ~
Delaware Avenue.
All ordinances or parts of ordinances in
consistent with the provisions OF this ordin-
ance are hereby repealed. and this ordfnanea
shall take effect on the 3lst day of IuIv a n
hundred and nine.
PaSSed at a regular meeting Of the Rorongh
Connci, held on the 18th day OF July. A. b.
nineteen hundred and nine.
FkEDRIC A. GENTBET, Mayor.
Attest:-AsA G. JUSTICE, Borough CLERK.
introduced, July 6, 1909
Approved. July Is, 1909.
rubiished July. Is, % 1909.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
PEDRIcKToWN NEWS.

July 20-Miss Ruth Ellis is EMPLOYED
as book keeper by Walter Cunnard who
is engaged in the Commission business.
The members of the M. E. Choir will
old a peach social on the school ground
next Saturday evening.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Justice died OH Monday with cholera
infantum.
The members of the Baptist church
have arranged to hold their annual
Harvest Home August 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reymer Miss
Mildred Reymer and Albert Williamson
visited at William j.. .Gaventa at Repanpo
on Sunday.
Chas. Sparks visited Rev. and Mrs.
). h. Moore at Mays Landing on Friday,
Miss Inez Moore, who has BEEN spend
ing sometime with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Kelly, returned with him.
Mrs. Sarah Somers and Mrs. Arthur
Riggall and son, OF Philadelphia, are
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M.
Justice.
Howard Pedrick, wife and sons; of
woodbury., have been visiting among
relatives.
Mrs. Edward Biddle and daughters. OF
Camden, have been spending a few days
with MI. II Mrs. Harvey Straughn.
Hamilton G. Pedrick, who has been
seriously i'll with the measles is now i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson, of Allan
TIC City, is visiting his parents Mr. and
Thos. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Carney spent
Sunday in Paulsboro.
Miss Ethel Ellis, of Camden, is visit
ing at Thos. Robinson's.
Mrs. Freeland Sparks spent part of the
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hamilton Pedrick entertained
Miss Mary Bevis, Of Wilmington over
Sunday. "
IThos. ARobinson and daughter Mrs
Abbie sGordon are visiting relatives in
Moorestown and Bound Brook, N. j.
Carol Sparks is enjoying a two weeks
camping trip near New York with DIR.
Arthur Shoemaker.
Master Edward Cunard has returned
from a visit with his aunt Mrs. John
Zaas, in Camden.
lis Albdlud tOuulIZ Has IeluTIl0u from
a visit in Camden.
Miss Alberta ~Loudenslager and Ray
mond Mcneil OF Philadelphia, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G~aventa.
Mrs. Chas. Casperson of Pennsville, re-
Gently visited her daughter Mrs. Frank
DIETRICH.
James Strimple, of Philadelphia visited
his mother Mrs. Mary Strimple oyer
Sunay.
Mrs. Chas. Swaverly and Miss Elsie
K~roFenberger spent Sunday in Clarks-
boro.
DIR. and Mrs. E. R. McGeorge, of
Woodstown, visited at S. R. Blocksom's
ON Sunday.
Mrs. E. Deiticker, Miss Rose Margaret
and Ord. Deiticker, Of Philadelphia,
were guests over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Freid.
Mrs. George Justice have returned
from a visit in Woodbury..
Mrs. Hattie Fox and Mr.. William
Sanderfin, of Salem, are guests with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Krigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hortman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Springer spent
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Miss Dorothy Matlack, Of Camden. is
visiting Mrs. Amanda Shultz.
Miss Ella Sparks is spending with rela-
tives in Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Ordinance No. SO
An ordinance establishing the location OF
the center n curb lines Of

An ordinance establishing the location Of
the center and curb lines Of
MAIN STREET,
FROM PENN STREET TO THE A
RIVER
in the Borough of Penn's Grove and the
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Council of
the Borough Of PENIS Grove, as follows;
]. That the center line of said proportion OF
MAIN street, shall begin at the stone in the
middle of Main Street and runs IN north
nfty-tWo degrees ffty-iye minutes west seven
~ feet and fifty hundreds (7S-50lU north
i0rty-tw0 feet and twenty-five hundreds 142 !.
2) to the stone for the middle of DelaWara
AvenuelStnence north tfty-six degrees, fftv
nine minutes ~sixty-six feet to the foot 3
Penn's Grove wharf.
CURBs
2. The curb line on the northeasterIy sida
OF said section Of street shall be esta6Iish.d
by a line set on from the stone middle OF Main
anu rem street Dy measuring "a. 10 feet in an
easteriy direction and begin with the pOrther-
ly curb line of Penn Street and be a STRAIGHT
line 10 the corner OF the sOutherly curb line of
delaware Avenue measured twenty-eight feet
from the stone for the middle Of Delaware
Avenue, thence from the northerly curb to
me lne OF Delaware Avenue ia feet to the
The curb line on the southwesterly side of
said section of Main Street shall be determined
by a line measuring II 40 ieet from the stone
Tor the middle of Penn Street and running a
distance OF thirty four feet and ~hfty-hundreds
IA 5) TO a point 1875 feet from above descri-
bes center line, thence a distance of forty-
three feet to a point Twenty-Five feet from the
end OF the first course above noted: thence
hfty-two feet fifty hundreds (52.5O) to a point
S.6 feet from course two of said center line
and forty eight feet five hundred from the be-
ginning OF the course, thence a distance of
one hundred ffty-three feet and seventy five
hundreds (l5S .75) to the delaware river, said
line being twenty seven Cd feet from fbe
stone for the middle of Delaware Avenue.
GRADES
8. Grade of said section of Main street shall
be determined by the following elevati0ns.
referring TO the low tide line as a datum plane
as on all other streets in the Borough, and the
rate u grade shall be as follows;
Beginning at the stone for the middle of
rem street with an elevation Of ;2.67 feer
ABOVE datum plane and ascending at the rate
OF plus +Ol4 per hundred feet for a distance OF
Sixty feet to an elevation of l2.75 thence des-
cendlng at the rate OF -.0266 per hundred feet
Tor sixty-six feet to an elevation OF eleven iii
ieet, thence descending at the rate OF los per
hundred feet to the stone for the middle of
DelaWar Avenue elevation 10 81.
rms ordinance shall take effect August 1.
FREDRIc A. GENTIEU, Mayer,
Introduced June g. 1909.
Passed July Is, 1909
Attest; ASA G.. JUSTICE, Borough Clerk
July 16, q, 1903.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

Gov. Fort is a shreWd politician in
getting the newspaper men to listen
and publish what he has to say on pub
lie affairs. It is surmised that he
would not object to being sent to the
q. S. Senate to succeed John Keen,
who represents Wall Street and priyl-
legged interests. 1t is a good policy IN
Gov. Fort to take the democratic side
to gain favor with the voters, and he
knows where to place his food for
thought to get it spread before the
people for digestion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

The editor of the Wilmington Sun
day Star has been reading some rain
bow reports on farm investments and
profits PUT out by government official,
who sit in Washington and know all
about it, because they have to show up
something good for the salaries re-
ceiyed. 1t is announced that the pro-
fits are % per cent on the investment.
which if true ''is astounding" If ed
itor Bell had some of his newspaper
profits invested III a farm he might
learn that the s might be dropped as
some in Jersey have not 2 per cent to
show for their investment i'll farms.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

Your leisure time may be turned into
money. Write to the Circulation Depart
ment Of THE PHILADELPHIA PRESS and
find out how you can do it A liberal re.
ward for g little exertion right in your
home town. Ministers and school teachers
will find this q pleasant and profitable way
of adding to their incomes.
Write to-day to the Circulation Depart.
ment Of The PREss, Seventh and SAMSON
Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. and mention
where yon saw this
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

Having Il home market at the station
for the tomatoes is appreciated by our
farmers this year, and they will, un-
doubleday, encourage it by putting up
only good fruit which will be a credit
to the grower and be sure Of the best
market Price. Penn's Grove should
have as good a name for produce as
any other shipping station, but it will
require the best of care in sorting and
packing produce to get it and to main
tain it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
VI. II. SMITH { co.
SUCCESSOR TO
VIM. B.Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets
Wilmington. Del.
Our New Fourth St. Store

While not yet finished is al
ready decidedly improved. The
new stairway gives more light,
the new arrangement Encounters
and shelving make for better
display Of goods and the wide
aisles make for easy shopping.
The tearing down and building
up combined with our r1id-
summer Clearing Sale has
resulted in the following Won
derfully Good Values cnstandard
domestic.
Come early for these Big
Bargains! LIST because first
choice is best! End because
we will give double Amer
lean Trading Stamps.
Extra Values in Napkins
bleached and unbleached;
odd dozens and halt dozens
of kind; just the thing
for summer use. All are
8size. Splendid qualities.
Worth up to 1926 a dozen.
For a half dozen 69c
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
AUBURN

Mrs. Chas. Park recently entertained
Mrs. Henry Horner, of Philadelphia.
Miss Edith HARRISON, of Gloucester,
has been visiting among relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vansickle Kidd, OF
Penn's Grove, recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS. Roberts. William Rumsey, OF
Philadelphia, is visiting this home.
Miss Dellie Roelin, OF Boston, Mass,
is the guest of Miss Irene Lane.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
The Penis GROVE Record
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1909.

The opening of railroad travel thru
the tunnel under the Hudson river last
Monday is the result of the greatest
civil engineering event of this century.
The next great tube to be built under
a river will be the tunnel to connect
Philadelphia and Camden, at an esti-
mated cost of $40, OOO, 900.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Feather Ticking

Full 31-inch wide, narrow
blue and white stripe, d to
10-yard mill remnants;
worth up to 20c yard.
Now, a yard for 14c
SOC Batiste Claire, nc
More of this sheer 32-inch
weave that makes such ex-
quisite summer frocks.
Elegant, too, for evening
wear. Don't miss this
great opportunity to get
this SOC value BatisteC Claire,
for, a yard 22c,
Imported Dotted Swisst
were 25c a yard, Jus
the thing for summer waists,
dresses and pretty for !.
curtains, too, a yard. lie
35c Persian Lawns, 40
inches wide, mercerized
finish, a yard 18c
Plaid and Stripes, in the
16c values for 1Oc
White Goods, first iool
EmbrOideries Reduced
A table full of the short
piece and single strips of
our regulars embroideries.
A real Midsummer Clear
inc Sale that gives you
splendid quality and de-
sign at tremendous reduct-
ions. This is just the
this is just the chance to
stock up your sewingroom
with beautiful embroideries
for fall sewing.
Edges and insertions, with
some wide founcings,(l8
inch) that sell regularly
for from 30c, 4Oc and SOC
a yard. You choose for,
a yard l6c
White Goods first foo
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Notice To Creditors
SALEM COUNTY SU~RRoGATEs OFFICE
Estate of Anna Holton deceased

SALEM COUNTY S~URRoGATEs OFFICE
Estate of Anna Holton deceased
Pursuant to the order OF Loren I. flummer
twenty sixth. day of MAY, 1909, on the applioa-
ton OF Samuel Doughtea Administrator Of the
estate of Anna Holton deceased, hoslce III
thereDy given to the creditors OF saiu uSvoatou
as aforesaid, their debts and demands against
inc said estate, under oath OF amhniat nra
within min months from the date oisns aLVl u
their actions therefor. against the said sub
scriber.
administrator
Dated Salem N. r.. May 26th,. 1909. o5
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23

Still More of the Reduced
Lawns
that were 123c and 15c.
Choose now; they're going
rapidly today; yard &c
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Special Sheets

Full bleached welded or
reinforced in center-an
S1x90 sheet; regularly zoe
each and great for summer /.
cottages or camp use;heavy
weight; each 53c
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Full Width Table Linen

IS inches wide, beautiful
silver bleach, sturdy Ger
man linen, and all linen, of
course Our regular 85c
number reduced to a yard
69c
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-07-23
Costume Linen

Sc inches wide, looks and
wears like linen and doesn't
rumple so easily. Value
22c a yard. White only,
a yard l5c
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IN IIbingen @irftemberg). %senGnnt
Der r6eioens9our@ (tpeiI er Die @DoHz
seiien ais iolde nno Die @ottbeit
Gbriisi uno bic Wunoer uin. lsusnets)
biele geugnung ipieoer neu dnFgenoms
men; ibm pa6te notiirlia 81 BEN
@runofdben leiner .Ebeelogit" Der
Aufentbolt 9etri in giom nidt. gr
Dnroe dber niht BLOB BON iatboliIden
Gelebrten grinolif pioerleet, lonOern
heute eebeu aud Die beoeuienofen pros
ttfautifden Observation-Disclosures
Il. ztenner 81. 0dB man ebrli9erprife
ben 4ufeHtbaIt 9etri su Rom nint
mebr Ieuguen tann.
81 Iast 3. 9. 8ieleler in ben fpdtes
rem 4~us9aben ieines Qebrbuns Der
&itdensef@idte often, bab Is eisents
lid ~purteiiide qOIemit iei, nsnn Die
Yroteltdnten leugnen nollen, baB
Petrus in Rom geipefeH Iei." Dos 1T
Elm ebrlihes uuo ofFenss @Ort uno
tenH5eihnet am beiieR Den Sianos
punct Der 2eugner oisler Sbatio1e.
limo 6il9enFelb (3eitidrift fit nil
ienihaftl. 9beologie, 1922 erildrt bic
anpeienbeit 9etri in Rom fir elm
Slid beelaubiater @sIdidts" uno ole
gegentbeilige Nniiht rats cine unbalt=
bare 9srneinung, ourb pel1e protez
fiantilhe 5beolosen Der tatb. 5beolos
gle cine 8loBe barb'eten." Mu1 6ars
mad. Ger beoeutenoite proteftdntii6e
@eihidtsforihsr uno 5beolose Der
@egsuipart felt lid in Ieiner befdnn=
len JrieoensreOe auf oieIen StanOs
punet.
Dab pon tatboliIder Settle Mdns
ner. ME Die 9rOfeHoren 9rcis (5rei=
burg uno 5uut (5iibinssn) @elebrte
eritsu Ranges, bic .gepiB nidt I'm
3ufe ftanOen, beionOers rultrdmon=
tor" 9eiueien gu lein, bic Mnneienbeit
bes Ri. qsirus in Rom als SbatIade
erfldrten unO Isbrten, 1T betaunt.
@egen Tolde 4atoritdten pom fads
mdnniider tirdenbitoriider 8iloung
rno 9eOeutung tommt Der alte oufgez
pdrmte 3Obl. OoB getrus ME in Rom
gemelsn, freili1 ni6t duf, ni9ts beito=
fpeniger piro i'm protsTtontif6en Ca
ger bon gepiHsu3lsingeiiteru dber fort
gclogen, gemdB benz Worte 8oltaire's:
.Siig' tapfer Orauf los, INNER bleibt
etiDds oaoon bdngen.4 - 8as lit pie
belonnt bic 9roris bes qrOtefautis=
mus Dem &at6oIicismus aeseniiber.
utinam.