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Cation, Bell & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS,
II. c.. Medcraft, Mgr,
Pacific Coast Branch.
4J4 California street.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL
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LUMBER FOR SALE
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF THE
Home Insurance Company

OF NEW YORK IN THE STATE OF NEW
YORK on the 3lst day of December, A. ID.
1909 and for the year ending on that day. Pub
lished pursuant TO the Provisions of Section 611
of the Political Code and compiled from the
nual statement filed with the Insurance Commits
sioner OF the State of California.
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SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE
324 SANS0ME STREET,
Alaska Commercial Building
Phones: kearny 325T-Home C252e.
Harry J.. Rolf, John j. Sheahan,
General Agent. Asst Gen'l Agt.
Fire-Postal-T -Tourist-Automobie.
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A Big Time In Wilmington.

Wilmington will have a big time next
week the occasion being made by the
visit OF the Battleship named for the
State of Delaware and the Firemen's
parade on Thursday.
The Battleship will arrive off Deep
Water Point on Tuesday night from
Hampton Roads. The ship has these
dimensions. Length, 518 feet 9 inches;
beam, SIS feet IL inches; displacement,
20, 900 tons; indicated horsepower, 25,-
900; speed, 81 knots; complement, 55 Of
ficers, 872 men.
Armament, 10 Pinch breech loading
rifles; fourteen 5-inch rapid fire guns.
Secondary battery, two 3-pound semi
automatic guns; 4 1-pound semi-auto-
matte guns; 2 3-inch field guns, 2 30-cali-
bre machine guns: 2 21-inch torpedo tubes
submerged.
On Wednesday morning a silver service
costing $40, 600 contributed by the citizens
of Delaware will be given to Capt. Grove
by a committee of prominent citizens
selected by the Board of Trade of Will
mlngton. Wednesday afternoon Thursday
and Friday the Wilson line will run one
of their boats to the battle ship SO people
can see it.
On Thursday the big Firemen's Prade
will take place in the afternoon. Fire
| companies from all the neighboring towns
have been invited, Penn's Grove includ
ad.
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pENN's GROVE and PEDRlCkroWN MEET
Both Won A Game

PENIS Grove and Pedricktown ball
PLAYERS had a battle of balls last Saturday
and both won a game. Dutton, for Penn's
Grove, and Featherer for Pedricktown
were pitted against each other again.
Dutton came out with flying colors and
Featherer was batted to all parts OF the
field and made to look like a school boy
in the second inning when eight runs
were scored.
Elsli was first man to single, Roche
followed suit and Button cleared the
bases with a two Dagger. Kelly singled,
button scoring, Gruff struck out. Hold
craft got a base on balls. Diver singled and
Kelly and Holdcraft scored. Hunter sim
gled, scoring Diver, Biddle singled scoring
Hunter. Fish coming to bat the second
time, singled, scoring Biddle and Elsh
scored ON and error, Roche felded to
Stiles
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Gloucester County Taxes

The County Taxation Board has given
out the tax rate, which may be slightly
hanged. The rate liz Woodbury. will be
81 O5, or 90 cents lower than last yeaI.
As a whole there is a slight increase.
In many instances the valuation is i'll
creased, which will bring the rate up to
that of last year.
The tax rates for the several townships
is as follows: Clayton 81 SO, Deptford ST.
81, East Greenwich $l.53. Elk $1.47,
Franklin $1.81, Glsssboro 10y, Green
wich $1.54, Harrison $1.45, Logan $1.47.
Mantua $1.35, Monroe $1.37, National
Park $I.64, PauIsboro $2.O1, Pitman $l.8I,
South Harrison $l.2S, Sweedesboro 81. 81,
Washington $1.4S, Wenonah $l.83, West
Deptford $1.35, Woodbury. $2.O5, Wool
witch ST. So.
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A Golden Wedding

MI. and Mrs. Charles Mattson celebra-
ed the fiftieth anniversary OF their mar
riage at their home on New street, Penn's
Grove, on Friday, Sep. 23rd, 1910.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
white and gold crepe paper and aoun-
dance OF beautiful flowers. Beautiful DO
quets of asters, helietrope, mangolds and
golden rod we're placed about the rooms
while toquets Of roses graced the tables
About eighty guest were present to con
graduate them and later partook OF the
bountiful lunch.
They received over Sc venty dollors III
gold coins, beside many other beautiful
gifts. From Denver, Colorado, came a
gold dollar bearing the date 1857, three
years previous to their marriage. One
girl presented grandma with a wedding
ring inscribed with the dates lS6O-l9l0.
1t was a very enjoyable affair and Mrs.
Hannah Thompson Correll broke the
formality of the occasion with some of her
inimitable Rotations.
Among the guest present were these
from a distance-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Elwell and daughter, OF Wocdstown; Mrs.
Ruth McAllister and VIM. McAllister, OF
Swedesboro; Margaret Hack, andfison OF
Westmont, Harry Hack, of Trenton; Mrs;
s. K. Munyan, Of Camden; Mrs. Walter
Randolph, of Wildwood; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Dougherty, Of Somerville, Mass,
Mrs. Sarah Dolbow, of Pitman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Correll and daughter Louise.
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs Cooper Hill
daughter Mrs. Miller, of Manning
ton.
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ems Grove / z v v v v v Vt
pIcKUPs OF SECOND GAME.
Too bad Snyder.
One for Mr.. James.
The second game was a tame affair
along side of the first one.
James, an old tosser, pitched a nice
game.
SNYDER weuld have won his game had
he had better support.
Wanted-A center fielder who can
catch two out Of five OF throw a game.
Fish is marked II. &. by all lovers OF the
game here. Dumped.
But for the timely interference of the
manager one of Pedricktown's rcoters
would have been mobbed.
Roche is one OF the best three-sockera
that has been on the local diamond this
season.
The manager did right when he put
Diver in Elsh's place after he dropped Y.
Gibbons easy fly in. the 9Th on purpose.
The American Champions, of Chester
CITY League will be here for a double
header on October LIST.
Rankins will pitch one game for them
Thanks to Dory for throwing the second
game away as he was responsible for il
| all. 1t goes to show how dirty a player
| can be when he can not over rule the
manager and be boss. 1t is hoped tina
when he plays for Newtown next season
| that he will not try to run the team ant
give the people as poor an exhibition al
lie did here Saturday just to spite tn
MANAGE.
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The total valuation taxable last year
was SIS ,614. Sl5. The total this year is
SIS, 1872, 1920, showing a gain of $257, sos in
ratables. The bank stock valuation is
the same this year as last year.
PENN's GROVE BoRoUGH
The tax rate of $1.65 on 800, consists
of State School tax, 81, County So, Bor-
ough tax 81, Borough School 80.
The land in the Borough is valued at
$174, S25, improvements SAT-, 925, total
realestate $647, $50, personal property
SAG, 1877, net valuable taxable $793, 937.
This is an increase of SIG, o47, Polls as
sessed 548.
UPPER PENNs NECK
The township rate of 81. Is, consists of
State School 81, County 25, Township 26,
Township School Is,
The amount of land is 10, $40 acres and
% building lots valued at $685., $50. Val
ne of Improvements on the lots $9,625,
total real estate $645, 575, personal proper
ty$l66, S25, net valuation taxable $8i2, 400.
The increase over last year is $a32,075.
Number of polls assessed PIP.
OLDMANs Township
consists of'2,l37 acres aud l36 building
lots valr at $432,62l, on which are
$l44,832 worth of Improvements, total
real real estate $577, 453. Personal prop
erty SIG, 344. Net valuation of taxables
$693, 1877.
The polls assessed number $40.
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Switchback Excursion
Saturday Oct. 9Th. See small bills
DIR. Woodrow Wilson

An article important to all residents OF
South Jersey will appear in the next Sun
day issue Of The Philadelphia RECORD
October 2nd. This artical will be q fuH-
page character sketch, including Illustra-
tions aud an interview with DIR. oar
Wilson, President OF Princeton University.
and Democratic Candidate for>Govenor OF
New Jersey.
1t would be advisable for you to order
Immediately from your news agentli youas-
sire to obtain a RECoRE of the date.
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Personal MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And Doings OF
Good People You Know


Thomas Correll leaves this Friday for
Pittsburg.
Miss Lizzie Firestone has been spend.
ing some time in Atlantic City.
Asa G. Turner is spending a few days
with his brother Amos G. Turner at
FELTON,, Del.
Miss Bertha Moore, Of Atlantic City, is
being entertained by her friend, Miss Ida
A. Robbins.
Mrs. Howard Wilkins, of Woodbury., is
spending a few days with Mrs. Thomas
j. Firestone.
Miss Ada Dolbow left last Tuesday for
Ithica, N. Y, to take a course of study in
Cornell University. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bodine of Mer-
%chantville, spent Sunday with his parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bodine at the Cove.
Robert Stephens family who have been
spending the summer in their cottage in
Sheble's grove, have returned home to
Camden.
Mrs. Martha Culvert of Wilmington,
and Miss Clemmie Boyd, of Boothyn Pa.
spent Tuesday with their aunt, Mrs,
Sarah j. Barber.
Mrs. Edward r. Newkirk has returned
home, after spending the week at Allen
town, Pa, with her sister, Mrs. William
Bowers, and attending the Fair there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanton of Penn's
Grove. will leave OH Saturday for Baker
field, California, to live with their, son
J. Thompson Stanton, during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Dubois spent last
week i'll Atlantic City, attending the Nat
ional Encampment of the G. A. r., and
with relatives at Bridgeton, and near
Elmer.
Mrs. Emily M. Shultz has. returned
home after spending some time with her
brother, JosiahW. Dubois, in Swedesboro
and her daughter, Mrs. Charles F. Hack
ct near Sharptown,
Albert Stetser, Jr., who has q position
as electrician in the League Island Navy
yard moved his family to Philadelphia
this Friday and Prof. Warren Marts,
moved from Paulsboro into Mr.. Stetser's
house on North Broad Street, opposite
the school house.
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The Produce sold for the, following
prices in Wilmington this week; Sweet
potatoes large per basket 20-25c, small
l2-18. corn 30-40, peppers 1920, egg
plants 20-30, apples 1925, tomatoes 25,
yellow tomotoes 25-35, onions 5000, cab
bage 20, water melons 5-Sc, pumpkins Sc.
The market was never more dull and
at the prices received the farmers will do
we'll if they get back the cost of manure
and fertilizers.
The low cost OF sweet potatoes is laid to
hot weather which is unfavorable for
shipping and storing them.
Capt. H. o. Webber at Courses Land
ing and Capt. d. A. English, at PENIS
Grove, for H. S. Justice & Co., have been
paying 20 cents a bakset for tomatoes
shipped to Baltimore Gamers this week.
Capt. Webber advanced the price to 25
cents on Monday.
There is a big crop of keiffer pears.
They are worth only Is cents a basket.
Peppers are being shipped in carload
lots from Penn's Grove for 10 cents a bas-
ket.
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II Saved His Leg.

GAN Thought I'd lose My leg, '7ho rites
J. A. swensen, of Watertown, Wissy' Ten
years of eczema, that ID doctors CT d not
cure, had at last laid me up. The Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured 1T, 60 ind and
WE'LL" Infallible for Skin = options,
Eczema, Salt Rheum, BoilsMiny sores,
Burns, Scalds, Cuts and at s25c at
Johns on's Drug Store q y
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AUBURN

Harry Mattson and Raymond Hunt
have each lost horses during the week.
Mrs. Sarah Humphreys is visiting her
sister Mrs. Emma Smith in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hannah Stone Of Swedesboro is
visiting her parents.
Nine boys and girls are attending the
High School in Woodstown Enoch Shiun
CONVEYS them.
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DIT. Woodrow wilson In Woodbury.
SpeciaI Late Train From Woodbury.
to PENIS Grove and Inter-
mediate Stations

DIR. Woodrow Wilson, Democratic can
didate for Governor, and Joseph E. Now
rev, Democratic candidate for Congress,
will address a mass meeting in Woodbury.
on Wednesday evening. October 5, 1910.
The Democratic Executive Committee
has chartered a special train to leave
Woodbury. at IL o'clock that night, stop
ming at all intermediate stations for those
who may desire to get off. This arrange
ment has been made to accommodate those
along the PENIS Grove Branch who de-
sire to hear DR.. Wilson.
j. d.. CARPENTER
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
Holly Fair next week.

Mt. Holly Fair next week.
Edw. H. Platts had one of his best
livery horses to die with the collie last
Sunday night.
Penn's Grove w. C. t. U. expect their
public fauntain to be ready for edicatlon
on October 18th.
Loren P. Plummer, Jr., civil engineer
is taking the street levels to make plans
for a sewerage system.
G. c. Boyer. son-in-law Of Mrs. Will
lam Dolbow, has opened a livery stable
on Railroad Avenue, near the station.
After having concrete curbs and side
walks laid on Harmony Street some OF
the property owners have removed their
front fences. That has greatly improved
the appearance of the street.
Harry S. Bowen has the cement addi-
ton to his house on Delaware Avenue
inclosed. 1t is the first cement block
house built in PENIS Grove.
The fact that Penn's Grove Bank had
$18, $50 less on deposit Sept. l, 1910, than
Sep, /, 1909, and Pedricktown has
$26, 9S1 less shows the loss of farmers in
these two Township from poor crops and
low prices.
For HATS 90 to Dubell, THE halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city.
Edmund Norton, near Auburn, brought
fresh picked strawberries to Penn's Grove
OH Wednesday and sold them for 25 cents
a box. He has been picking s~trawberries
since June 10th and the plants are still in
bloom.
Dupont's Smokless Powder Works on
Carney's Point continue to increase the
number of its employees and pay role.
The pay of wages and salaries last month
was the largest aver made, it being be-
tween $25, 900 and $50, 600.
The Dupont Company is having a large
mud digger to throw mud to make a wide
substantial backing to the back fronting
Henby creek meadow between Carney's
and Deep Water Points. A small mud
digger is dredging out the creek.
Johnson's Sulphur and Cream Tartar
Lozenges for sale at Johnson's Pharmacy. |
lOc.
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Notice to Creditors
SCHOOL
Fourth and West Streets
WILMINGTON, DEL.

n ELAWARE'S leading private school
with courses OF study fitting for either
college or business, Co-educational.
Excellent equipment. Thorough in
struction. Small classes permit oil
individual attention. A corps of eighteen
skilled specialists. Every instructor grad
nate of college or normal school. All
grades from kindergarten to College. No
loss of time necessary by change Of schools.
Certificate right in all colleges which admit
pupils on a school record. The finest gym
nasium in the State with special instructors
for girls and boys. Tuition moderate by
reason of endowment. Fall term begins
September 18th. For free illustrated cat
alog. address
HERscHEL A. NORRIS, A. NJ, Prin.
s-5-6t
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Married

Mr.. R..F. Willis, of PENIS Grove, and
Miss Blanche Browning, of Philadelphia,
were married September 18th, by Rev.
w. Il. Johnston, of the First Baptist
Church., Bristol, Pa, Mr.. Willis with
his bride returned to Penn's Grove Oh
Thursday.
Samuel L. Hancock, son of William M.
Hancock, of Lower Penn's Neck and Miss
Anna M Whitsell, of Upper Penn's Neck
we're married at the home of William d.
Torton, by Rev. E. S. Miller, oil Sept.
"a, 1910.
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UIrica's Special Schedule

Thursday, October 9th, being a big day
in Wilmington on account of Firemen's
Parade, U. s. Battleship and Flying Ma
chine, the steamer lrica will leave Will
mington at {. 15 and 1890 p. IN.
Leaves Penn's Grove at 10 a. IN. and 7
%. LII.
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/ wish to inform the public that / have
refurnished the restaurant in the Justice
building and now have an up-to-datk
eating house.
Oysters and CLAIMS a specially. Quick
lunch on short notice. Open from z a
m. to ! a. m.
j. X. DUFFY.
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Salem County Tax Rates

The Salem County Board of Taxation
has compiled the abstract of ratables and
fixed upon the tax rates in every borough
and township in the county for the year
1910 as follows.
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Kennard&Co
Separate Waists.

We are showing a line Of Silk Waists
suited to every occasion. Judged by variety.
quality and modesty in price, no better line
can be seen anywhere.
Tafeta Messaline, Crepe de Chine,
Chiffon Cloth, Plaids rnd Persians are equally
well represented in the showing. The work
manship and fit cannot be excelled.
Splendid values at $500, $500, $3.50.
$500, $50, S12, $15 800 and $25 each.
Our Chiffon Cloth and Crepe Waists at
$40, $12 and $l5 are marvels Of style and
value.
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Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
the saving Department of the Penn's
Grove National Bank. 1t will earn You
3 per cent interest compound ~semi-annual
and you can draw OIL IA days notice. \
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A Man of Iron Nerve

Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are never found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the matchless regulators for keen brain and
strong body. soc at JohDson's Drug Store. 4
The Penn's Grove record., 1910-09-30

After the big dinner try some of John
sons Digestive Tablets. 25c per box. at
Johnson's Pharmacy.
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Broadcloth Suits.

Broadcloth permits of the best tailoring
and shows quickly the results of inferior or
good workmanship. To do justice in making
only the best operators and pressers are used
in making these Suits. They come to you
with that beautiful tailor-made appearance
Many styles in black and colors at $25, $50,
$35, $40, $45, $50. Of course all the other
popular Fall fabrics are equally as well repre-
sented at $15 and upwards.
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EXECUTRIX SALE
OF
House and Lot

Will be sold at public on
Saturday, October, 29, 1910
in front of odd Fellows Hall in PENIS Grove
The house and lot No, ITO South Broad Street
Penn'S Grove, owned by the late Theresa
Sparks. The lot is 40 by IT'S feet. The house
is a W and a half store dwelling containing
five rooms and an attic. The property IS In
good repair.
Sale to begin at 2 O'Clock p. m. Conditions
made known at sale.
BELLA R. SPARKS,
9-3O-5t. Execntrlx'
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CHURCH NOTES

BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
REV. Ii. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
The morning service will consist of an
old time love feast and Communion ser
vice. Evening subject "Banished From
Home" The Junior and senior choir
will sing in union at the evening service
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. j. W. Lee, Pastor.
q Sunday Services
10. 80, Holy Comminison Little sermon
to Little Folks, The White Light.
7.30, Camp meeting song service, Ser
mon subject, The Tragedy of a Cowardly
Pulpit. First sermon in new series en-
titled Tragedies and Trimphs of Every
day Life.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st Pauls
Church will hold thier annual oyster sup
per in Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
ev ening Oct 1st., Home made cakes,
candy, and ice cream in abundance, for
sale.
EMMANUEL NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
1890 Sermon-True Loves Exactions.
7.45 Sermon"-Tbe Courage and Cow
ardice of Sin."
Prof. F. Nevin West, the famous cor
netist, will play at all the services OH
Sunday. Some of the selections will be
"Werner Parting Song" 90 God be Mer
ciful," "Open the Gates of the Temple,''
1.-The Lost Chord" "The Holy City,"
The Brotherhood and Ladies' Auxiliary
will hold their annual oyster supper Oct
ober goth.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. G. l. Ramsey, Pastor. :
10. 80 sermon topic, Gan Ideal Preach
ing Service" 7.45, "Ask the Man Who
Owns One"
Switchback Mountain Trip
Excursion Saturday Oct. s. Z hours at
tha MOuntains
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County Court

The criminal trial of John William,
alias "Dolittle," OF Penn's Grove, tor
burning John M. Bevis's large barn to-
gether with six horses and eight cows on
last November 9TH, at midnight, was
finished last Friday. Notwithstanding all
the evidence was circumstantial, the jury
considered it strong enough to find him
guilty.
Louis Cotton, alias Joseph Custa'' and
Charles Devies, charged with the larceny
of 500 from Lorenzo P. Moncrief, of
Wocdstown, during the horse races in
Salem in July, plead guilty and were at
once sentenced to three months in the
county Jail.
Frank Kelly and Louis Rubenstein,
who were indicted for being implicated
in the above o%ffense, were also given three
months in county Jail.
The case Of The State against Charles
Stanley for assault and rape n Sarah
Ford, aged ~ years, was also tried Fri
day afternoon, and a verdict of guilty
rendered.
PPE CASES.
The Appeal Cases were called on Mon
day morning, the first being that of The
Board of Health of the State OF New Jer-
sey, appellant, VS.. Edwin Snialley, Jr,,
appellee, Josiah Stryker, Jr., represented
the State, and Thomas G. Hilliard, Esq,
the appellee.
The charge was that Smalley, who was
formerly a milkman in Salem, offered for
sale in July, 1909, milk to which formal
dehyde had been added.
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Mauch Chunk Excursion
Oysters
Oysters.

Autumn leaf trip, Saturday, Dec. 9Th. y
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PICKUPs OF FIRST GAME
Another game won.
Dear game for Jake.
Bunk played we'll for a sick man.
Dory has been released for the balance
OF the season.
That blue.ribbon bat seems to be work
ing better every game.
The first inning went bad for George,
but after that he settled down and held
the visitors runless.
Poor Jake got SO disguised with tile
game that he refused to stay and see 1t
over.
The second game was such a III sided
affair that it was decided to call it OF IN
the seventh inning.
DannyR Roach starred at third for Penn's
Grove. He will be here next Saturday
to play for Penn's Grove.
Featllerer, Newtown's best pitcher,
ho started the game for Pedricktown,
gave way to Bitters, who stayed the rest
of the game, it being 7 innings.
Too much credit can not be given TO
George for the wav in which he coaches
nj -r..d IL l~usDires the players, as
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,.,l. as esllaea oectators.
-lHl GAME
su4,e4 PITCHED he second game for
r....- G.o.e, e!I Mr.. James, an old
yiayyr vito Ia canning on the river shore
ateu=d l9 ~rei,joktown and won the
game By i,s sNiijul ball twirling, thus
making it an eA5.y.tg contest. Fast field
ing was the !aetgIe Of the game. Elsh
L1 ass a4.t 20 throw the game. His
nlG OF JUSTICES fly let three runs be
searea in The sixth inning. Snyder pitch
cd fpe game ana woold have won but
fer Elsl's dirt playing.
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Switchback Mountain Trip
Farm Produce Low

Excursion Saturday Oct. s. Z hours at
the Mountains.
The Washington times., 1910-08-21
COSMOS-Vaudeville-

Patrons Of the Cosmos Theater VIII
ESQ -be initial local performance tomor-
---,vy- NIGHT Of the Oriental mystery Know Do
ss ..Tado0.-- or The Talking Skull. rms
oct il Is claimed Is calculated 20
rouse the curiosity and NyonD =f men I
or the entire audience He act
urorcr IS divided into 1oU - mysteries
vvg77frTr include the a-ppare- MATERIAL
zati0n OF q human body fun view
or tho audience. the burial f the same
b0dv. AID its transformation TO the
Skeleton form IN a mysterious man
Trr The skull Is removed from the
cofffn and suspended in fun view OF
frp audience. brilliantly illuminated
--T7rfo0.'' the skull will answer dueS-
ffous from the audience
Fourteen new reels Of notion pic
tr1ra uIavs viii be shown during the
week. and seven other vaud eyiiie acts
rThe list includes Charles Thompson,
n comedy juEEIer- Ben and Thompson
in a novelty musical act, sanford and
darlington. IN funny freaks OF fun
DOM Eddy RsrtO, the fast comedian =
Whitman Bros. in their novelty Of
rprfuE The Alligator and the Frog
Robinson Sisters The singing and
dancing duo and 1IartcIla and Aspril
Brothers American knOckabOur
COmiQues.