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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-01-21
A Birthday Surprise

On Tuesday January Is, though the
weather was bad and the roads were
worse, a jolly crowd assembled at the
lighthouse to surprise "Uncle" Will and
"Aunt" Mary Torton, it being the ami
yersary of "Uncle' Willis SIND BIRTH
day. All came with robust appetites as
some had the privilege of footing it across
the meadows.
1t is rumored that some even invaded
the pantry and reduced the number Of
mince pies. If so they betrayed no evil
deuce in lack of capacity when they
finally reached the sumptuous dinner.
As usual the table groaned under its
weight of delicacies, but the jolly croWed
were, not slow iii administering the neces-
sary relief.
The aged couple have found the true
philosophy of life, having eliminated
worry, consequently they have come to
a very graceful old aged.
After humorous questions were dis
cussed and fluctuations exchanged the
crowd left for their respective homes.
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. ID. Torton, Mrs. Anna Stanton,
Mr.. Warren Risner, Mrs. Laura Layton,
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbert F. Sailor, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Whitsell, Mrs. John B. Van
Cleaf, of Ocean Grove, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. ]. Torton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l..
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Delbow,
Mr.. James D. Torton, Mrs. Hannah
Ashcraft Mrs. Mary Hnichman, Mr..
John Bevis, Mrs. Emma Royal, Mr..
John Sailor, Mr.. Warren Smith, Miss
Hazel Layton, Miss Anna Whitsell,
Master Boyd Smith, Rev. and Mrs. E. A.
Miller.
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Salem Siftings

DR.. Richard M. Davis, who has been
a surgeon in the Third Regiment, N. G..
N. j., with the rank of captain, has been
promoted to major.
DR.. w. Scott Smith and wife, DR. Ellen
B. Smith, will leave the first of February
for all extended trip to Egypt, Italy and
other places.
Frank Collar and Fred Brown, OF Gay
ner Glass Works., have beaten the worlds
record, it is declared, by producing 5O7
dozen wide-mouth pint fruit jars on a
machine in a day.
DIR. Richard NJ. Davis and Warren T.
Sparks were re-appointed members OF the
Salem Board of Health for three years
each. Doctor Davis las been chosen
president of the board. Clinton Brown
secretary and treasurer and Frank 5.
Harris medical inspector.
At the reorganization of the Board o.
Education Oscar O. Smith was re elected
president, Clayton Wister yice-presiden t,
DIR. Henry Jackson secretary.
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NEWS.

Jan. 1S.-Mrs. Josiah Crispin is visiting
relatives in Camden and National Park.
Mrs. Lavinia Borton has returned from
a lengthy stay in Hightstown, N. j., and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Snyder, of Woodstown,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hertz.
Mrs. Thos. Holton is spending a week
with Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg in
Trenton.
George Roberts is able to be about
again after being confined to his home by
sickness for some time.
Mrs. Ella Morrison has returned from a
lengthy visit in Salem and Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williamson are
spending part of the week in Camden.
Joel Roberts, OF National Park, is spend
ing some time with relatives here. ss@ss
Joseph Cheesman, of Penn's Grove,
visited his sister, Mrs. Maria Pedrick, last
Thursday.
Frank Dietrich recently sold ninety
chickens for $3.50.
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Delighted With Denver
Arvada, Colorado, Jan. IA, 1915

Arvada, Colorado, Jan. IA, 1910.
FRIEND SUMMERILL:
| hope you have received the papers 1
sent you. This is a great week here i'll
Denver, it being the yearly stock show
week. l have plenty Of time to take it
in and / assure you that it is well worth
looking at. The building will seat 10000
people, and there is ample 0 for all
exhibits. The apple show closed with
large results last week, and this city is
full of tourists all the time. We have no
snow here on the level, but plenty in the
mountains which we can always see.
Business is good as several railroads
center here.
| shall leave here ONE time in Febru-
ary for the Pacific coast. Will 60 by the
way of Salt Lake City to Los Angeles,
then through to San Francisco. l shall
spend some time at Colorado Springs,
before go to the coast. There is so
much to see here that it is very interest
ing to a person who has always lived III
the East. Yours truly,
MAURICE L. SPARKS.
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Jan. 19.-Mrs. Lou virgins of Salem,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John virgins.
Eli Stewart moved his family to Ocean
CITY Tuesday. Monday evening they
| were given a farewell party by theil
friends. - ss.@
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dare, OF Seeley,
spent Saturday and Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. Isaac Turner.
Benjamin B.. Borton and Harry Rob-
bins, substitute rural carriers from the
Woodstown post Office have rendered their
designations.
The annual Farmers Institute Nas held
in the Opera House OH last Thursday, with
All interesting program and a good at
tendance of farmers The various subjects
discussed were: agricultural knowledge,
Its Acquisition and Applications" Saving
and Applying Manures;" "Soil Condl-
ions Essential to Crop Productions"
"Winter Eggs and How to Get Them"
"Leguminous Crops and Their Impor-
%tance;" "What DO we Owe Our Commun-
ity."
Mrs. Damon Humphreys entertained
in honor OF Blanch Pats birthday on
Saturday afternoon, Edith Kiger, Edna
SOfSOH, IldiICO0 NoniiOi ohN 8 ~
Vanlier.
A number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Borton gave them a surprise party
on saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Davis, who has been spend
ing the winter at Upper Lake, returned
home Oh Sunday.
One of the regular attenders at the tenn
perance meetings, being held here quite
frequently is Mr.. Keith, proprietor OF the
Woodstown Hotel.
Gilbert Borton, who was seriously i'll
jured on New Year day, is recovering SO
THAT he expects to return home soon.
Don't miss the opportunity to hear Les
lie NJ. Shaw at the Opera House next
Sunday night. He is a man of national
reputation and in the Roosevelt Cabinet.
Subject, ga Plain Talk to Yonng People
and Those Who are Older"
Mrs. W. q. Hitcraft will start for Porto
Rico on Saturday to visit her daughter.
She will be gone until next Summer.
At the meeting of the Directors OF the
Farmers Exchange Edmund Il. Ridgway,
OF Mullica Hill, was elected President of
the exchange; Clement Richman, Vice
President; Omar Heritage, Secretary and
Frank Davis, Treasurer.
Clifford Richman has been reelected
Superintendent Of the Water Works. The
Borough Council has confirmed the cleo
ton OF Raymond Peterson as a member
OF the Fire Company.
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Some Views of Gov. Fort.

In an address OF Gov. Fort, at Atlantic
City, before the State Teachers Assocla-
ton, he gave some pointed declarations
against the political control OF the Educa-
tional system, and recommended that
the politics be taken out. He also stated
that few people have the opportunity tor
doing good that the teacher has. The
children come under her direction at the
time of life, when their perceptions are
plastic and impression are easily made.
The teacher should be required to be
placed on 81 eligible list under the Civil
Service ruling before receiving appoint
ment by local boards. The public school
or it's teachers should never be interfered
with bv the politicians. A teacher should
feel that her position is secured so long
as her duty is well done. Her duty cam
those in authority.
He spoke conserIng the pleasure he re-
ceived in listening to the Communications
and praises of teachers and professors, who
had long since left the institution.
In after life we realize the force fof
good that the teacher has been to us.
The school system has thoroughly chang
ed during the last twenty-five years and
will change still more during the next
twenty-five. At that time, we had but few
books; but we read aud reread and re-
viewed them; and practical knowledge
was brought to us and practical i~nstruc.
| ton was given which we could not fine
in the books.
The school system Of to-day is top
heavy. Have we not too much supervision
with the State Board of Education, State
| superintendent, County Superintendent
| High School Inspector, Supervising
Principal, Principal, vice-princlpal, am
the supervisors of various branches
/ Should not the supervision be left ito TIN
Board of Education? 1t would be NOR
desirable if the teachers were called to
getller and conferred with and thel
opinions obtained, direct, instead 0
thought a ~mouthpiece. The strength 0
the public school system is i'll the teache
and not in the official over her.
The voters must be particular concern
ed with school affairs and especially wit
the interests of the teacher. In nan
instances, public school buildings hav
been erected and bonds issued, a~ntllori2
ed by a very small percentage ofthe schoe
district. 1t is necessary that the interes
of the citizens should be quickened i
public school matters and they should b
brought to realize that they have a dut
to perform in relation to the schools.
The assistance which is given by I'll
teacher to the children along the mori
side in intoxicating right principles
helpful to the right thinking parents All
the good lessons which ever
parent should teach. 1t is doubte
weather the parents uphold the inflnen'
of the teacher as they should. PRoGRE
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A Surprise Social

The friends OF Mr.. N. S. Wood gave
him a very pleasant surprise on Saturday
evening. After games, singing and graphic
phone music they were invited to the
dining room where the table was ladened
with good things to eat and all did JUS
tice.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. N.
S. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Mr.. b.
G. Wood Mrs. Geo. Watson, Mr.. Geo.
Biddle, Mr.. Eli StrimpIe, Rev. H. R.
Blackwood and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
David English, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cur
riden. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Raine, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. H. Dolbow, Mrs. John
Toy, Mrs. Bell, Josiah Reed, Mayhem
Reed. Edward Wood, George Cook, Bel
ord, Ogden, Olive, William aud Frank
Wood, Mabel Blackwood, .Leona ard
Evelyn Dolbow, Archibald Cufriden,
Lillian Hawn and Ida Biddle.
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A Wild Biz gard Raging

brings danger, suffering--often death to
thousands, who take colds, coughs ana
l%agrippe-that terror of Winter and Sp,,,,
ing. Its danger signals are stuffed up.
~nostrils, lower part of nose sore, chIlls ana
fevers pain IN back OF head and a throat
gripping cough, When Grip attack, was
you value your life, don't delay getting
DIR. Kings New Discovery. zone bottle
cured me-" writes A.. L. Dunn, OF Pine
Valley, Mass, latter being laid up three
weeks with Grip" For sore, lungs, Hem
orrhages, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
Bronchitis, Asthma, its supreme. ooc'
81. 90, Guaranteed by B. Arete Johnson.
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soaag g5eebode rs Meeting
SALARY Law Rams County In Debt.

ri, t. ~ of tho BOARD was
LA '"I''' 20 Conrt, House. in
ST. : ga Nt 10 n.nmber present. ex-
oae ~ .a19 T%annipo Director
90 -
"a, - Nk.Hrs ,,e, ono If George +.
sd 5 ~ ,", 81 o72 80 for the
Snyuo. anus Grove and
Domoao,a @ip5 So ,oaj created a great
| daai| a;sc3 .si,n as he road has not
hean oyar he ths committee as is
H. =, 80, no ths ,ast money due is
Maid III rorresentat We of the Com
panv es ,r .enfeG And argued in favor
IF nav ne H. thiu stt ne Board called
n,ItEve oi,I.h of M. County Solicitor.
II was fGs,tg voted .o v the bill upon
nroner pDBr6ysl oil tie a lad Committee.
+ Tho HI; frr S90 u. ne Sheriff's for
legal aovj0s ,as nte=su d but referred
To the (oD3.tv Salicit0r f.l his opinion as
to whet eT FL Count )uld pay it or
not. NJ. sdsecm raise. the point that
the Con, ,ty pa VS. solieis. and he thought
the Sheiit gr other unity officials
should col fcf advice on the c%ounty's
LAWYER.
MIR. P;nclo l. .efed tDa his salary of
S15 per yeaf .or caring Or the Han
cocks an %,~ bridges e reduced to
$40 per vea. 7- tAat H the amount
paid othei n.s. .as.s ia o'1 Re OF bridges
and that a f5 gI3el ding OF the
sum to be pad aim. Ht quested was
granted an his salary cIt from SIS to
$40 per yea.
In prese ting las hl for luditing the
Surrogate sua slef.da 2.. )unt during
the past year Dir. William Freas pre-
sented a statement showing that from
January l. 30 Dse>hiee' l9oS rhe
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PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The whereabouts And DOings OF
Good People You Know

Frank D. Munyan left on Thursday for
Georgetown, S. G.
Miss Helen Foster, of Camden, spent a
| few days with friends in Penn's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson have
been spending a few days in Philadel-
phia.
Thomas E. Hunt has been elected
Vice President of Penn's Grove National
Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Finn, OF Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Adam Jess, Jr.
James Sweeten has been reelected a
director of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Woodbury..
Caat., ]. D, Whitaker has been con-
fined to his home for over a week be-
cause of a bad fall ON the ice.
Mrs. Ralph Smith, OF Philadelphia,
has been spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David D. Leap.
Mrs. John M. Summerill has been
spending a few days this week i'll Phila-
delphia with Mrs. John Goebert and
other friends.
Mrs. John VanCleat, who has been
spending a month with her daughter,
Mrs. E. A. Miller, Jr., returned home to
Ocean Grove on Thursday.
Rev. ]. G. Stock, formerly pastor OF
Allowsy Baptist Church, was IN fenn's
Grove last Sunday working i'll the IN
terest of the New Jersey Home for chill
dren al Trenton, He succeeds Mr.. WI
iiams who was advanced.
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A New Physician

DIR. c. L. Fleming, a native of Middle
town, Pa, and recently of 1888 Girard
Avenue, Philadelphia, has located in
PENIS Grove, at 214 Main street, in the
residence OF Mr.. Edward H. Platt, where
three former physicians started on their
arrival in Penn's Grove.
DIR. Fleming was graduated from the
Hahnemann Medical College in 1906. He
afterwards took a special course for one
yea at the Children's Homeopathic Hos
pital, Philadelphia; after which he took a
special course at Jefferson Medical Col
Iege, Philadelphia. He has been a surgeon
to Carnegie Steel Company, which en-
ploys over 1000 men, but on account Of
i'll health was compelled to resign. He
has located in Penn's Grove because the
Borough has not as many physicians al
many other towns of the same population
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South Jersey News

In looking around for horses Glouces-
ter county farmers find they will have to
pay a pretty figure, as they are bringing
from 5000 to $3.50.
John s. Fish, whose son was killed at
a crossing near Swedesboro, Oh Novem-
her. 22d, has brought suit against the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Tor
SIS, 900 thru attorney Samuel Borton, OF
Woodstown.
All record in glass annals have been
broken in the blowing Of small ware at
the factory of Theodore G.. Wheaton 4
Co., at Melville, by Jacob King, Howard
Brooks and Gabriel CLAIM, who turned
out 795 dozen quarter-ounce bottles.
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Died

P1UMMER-Anna Plumiier, daughter
| of the late James Plummer, in Swedes
boro, Jan. 9, 1910, aged sc years. Buria
| at C%larksboro.
& MEssIcK-Mary E. wife of IsaacN Mes
| sick, atl Westville. Jan. 10, 1910, aged s4e
years. Burial at Swedesboro.
GFoLKER-Edith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Folker, neal Bridgeport,
Jan. IL, 1910, aged 3 years.
alGREEN-In Penn's Grove, January 20,
1910, Sarah j., wife Of William ii. Green,
aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence other husband,
in PENIS Grove, on Monday, the oath. at 10
O'Clock. Services in Emmanuel Church at II
o'clock. Without further notice.
Resolution
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Great Spirit to
remove from Nokomis Tribe, No. 70, Improved
Order of Red Men, our Brother, James Mum
yam, we feel deeply the passing of our kind and
Providence, trusting that our loss will be his
eternal gain. Therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we extend to his widow and
family our heartfelt sympathy in their sorrow
and affection, aud that the Charter in our
Wigwam be draped for a period of thirty days,
and that these resolutions be printed in the
PENIS Grove Record and a copy be sent to the
widow of the deceased.
VIC. MONTGOMERY,
ID. q. ENGLISH,
j.. M. Toy,
Committee.
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A Prosperous Fire Insurance
Company

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Seaboard Mutual Fire
Insurance Company held in Atlantic
City on the 18th the following directors
and officers were elected: Theo. j.
Lapres President; Walter L. Reed, Treas
urer; Edward W. Hunt, Vice President;
James B. Springer, Secretary; Directors,
John w. Riley William F. Shaw, Will
liam H. Schurch, Jr., Job Mathis, j.
Morris Reeves, Harvey S. Justice, Ben
jamin E. Harris, Wilbur S. Dickson.
Although the company is but two
years old the t~reasurer's statement show
ed a net surplus of $74, 729 q and liabil-
tiles OF but $22.30.
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u

JAMES MUNYAN died at the State Hos
pital, Trenton, early last Saturday morn
ing, January Is, 1910, from the effects OF
a large tumor on his arm. He had been
there about two months because OF failing
health. His remains were brought to
Penn's Grove that night. and interment
was in Emmanuel Church yard Tuesday,
after services in Bethel Church. He was
aged "a years.
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RecOnciled

Tie suit of Lavinia Davenport against
her aged husband, Franklin Daven-
port, for alimony, was settled IN the
Court of Chancery in Camden, by Vice
Chancellor Lanning on Thursday, dis
missing the case and advising them to go
home and renew their marital ties. She
has been living at Pedricktown and he at
Centre Square. While he offered her a
home, che declared it was nothing but a
boat house. They took the Chancellor's
cd yice and lett the court room arm in arm.
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Important Notice

Owing to the stormy weather the past
week we will continue Onr Special Sale
all mex week. Many people have bought
from our great bargain list, especially
Mating, Rugs and China var We still
have a large assortment lett yet to select
from. Come all next week, You will find
Bargains, Bargains. J. U. LAYTON
100 Harmony st.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Poultry growers are getting from ~ to
81 cents a pound for chickens.
Salem Comfy Pomona Grange will be
held in Woodstown next Wednesday,
Goth
Butter has reached fifty cents a pound
in Penn's Grove, the highest price ever
known.
Valentine and Birthday Post Cards for
sale at Johnson's Pharmacy.
Clark Pettit's famous stallion, Bellman,
brought $500 at the ~assignees' sale on
Thursday. He is over 20 years old.
Some wells which have been dry since
last summer had a supply of water to
soak into them within the past week.
Halley's comet was visible to the eye
Thursday night. 1t can be seen soon
after sunset near the western horizon.
Frank Summerill has lost all six of his
shoats with disease. Two of them he
bought at the New Castle County Fair.
VIM. H. Titus received his Buick Auto
mobile Tuesday. He is agent for the
Buick line in Salem County and part of
Gloucester County.
To break up a cold try a box of John
at Johnson's Pharmacy.
Liberty Dramatic Company promises a
good entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall
this Saturday evening for the benefit of
the Fire Company.
j. c. LZiegler slipped on the ice last
Sunday evening at Beach Avenue and
sprained his ankle so that he had to call
a doctor and be taken home. He is con-
fined to his room unable to walk.
After the big dinner try some of john
sons Digestive Tablets. 25c per box. at
Johnson's Pharmacy.
The snow last Friday had a good foun-
dation to last a long while. The pleasant
weather made delightful sleighing last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Monday
morning the temperature Vas down to
IA, but a southerly wind sent the mercury
above the freezing point before noon.
The rain OIL Monday night made slush
and the warmer weather since has caused
the snow to vanish rapidly. Last night
and this forenoon the ice disappeared
in the river except in the Cove.
S. R. Leap & Son have the agency for
the popular Allen Vacuum Cleaner.
This is the labor saving house cleaner
that every family should know about.
Demonstration at their store. Call and
see it. Machines are rented out at small
price.
Stop and look over Duffy's automobile
and bicycle stock. Fifty wheels just ar
rived. Sundries of all kinds keptin stocks
Johnson's Laxative Tablets. Try a box
~ tablets Tor 10c Johnson's Pharmacy. |
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County Court

Frank L. Lloyd, Circuit Court Judge,
to whom Judge Trenchard had referred
the Supreme Court issues at the Decem-
Der term, heard the cases last Monday.
In the suit of William H. Carpenter
against Congressman John j. Gardner for
service to the Stallion Chimes and board
OF mares, the jury. awarded the complain
ant $780, 5.
The Elmer Tree case was put off fol
another term.
The jury gave a judgment for $500 with
.$1l5 interest against R. Gwynne, Jr., III
favor of John H. Hazelton.
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A Wretched Mistake

to endure the itching, painful distress OF
Piles. There's no need to. Listen: Il snf'
fered much from Piles" writes Will. A.
Marsh, of Siler City, N. c., "till l got a
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and was
soon cured" Burns, Boils, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Eczema, Cuts, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, vanish before it. 25c at John
sous Drug Store. %Nf
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ACROSS THE RIVER.

T. Coleman DUPONT, president of the
DUPONT Power Company, has gone to
Louisville where he will join his daugh-
ter. Miss Ellen DUPONT. Mr.. DUPONT is
still in Door health and is not attending
to the duties of his office with the COM
Danv.
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Through
Stock Taking

Now for our Clean up
Sale; big bargains all over
the store. 25 per cent.
-4-of Heavy Suits,
Overcoats and Trousers.
We have too many OF
them-all sizes-for Men
and Boys. Broken sizes
and Small lots in our !
Price Sale Suits that we're
SIS, $40, 25 and $50, now
just "a Big values in
Mems Suits, at $3.50 and
$3.50 - all Worsteds,
Blue Serges, Blue and
Fancy Mixtures, in Greys
and Browns. The new
Presto and Military Callar
Overcoats, $12, $15 and
500, now / off. Heavy
Shoes ! off, and a lot
Of single pairs at ) price,
and your size may be the
very one among them.
Everything in Full Dress,
Tuxedo and Prince Albert
Suits for special occasions.
Come and see us, we will
save you money.
,.s.s.. MULLINS '''' n.
Best 9th & Market ST. Sho
Wilmington Delaware
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AUBURN

George Rode, of Swedesboro, and Jos.
Dolbow attended the Automobile SHOW IN
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
j. P. Turner has sold twelve acres OF
land to Joseph Dolbow in front oil his
house.
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Making Life Safer.

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills in Constipation, BiliousDess,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver troubles,
Kidney Diseases and Bowel Disorders.
They're easy, but sure, and perfectly
build up the health. 25c at Johnsons Drug
Store
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A Note of Thanks

We desire to thank our friends who so
kindly assisted rs our bereavement
occasioned by the d OF our husband
and father, James n IAN. The FAMILY.
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For that tickling in the throat use
,Johnson's Bronchial Lozenges. lOc at
Johnson's Pharmacy.
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Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an accoun in
the saving Department Of the Penn's
Srove National Bank. 1t will earn you
er cent interest compound semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. n
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CHURCH NOTES
EMMANUEL NJ. G. CHURCH
Rev. E.. A. Miller, Pastor.

EMMANUEL NJ. e. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
10 30 A. M. Sermon-''The mistaken
Pillars 7.30 P. M. Sermon-''rhe Way
The Truth and The Life"
Revival services every night.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. j. w. Lee, Pastor.
Sunday Services.
PASTORS evening subject, SIS the Devil
Dead, or Does He Still Live and Reign i'll
the World" Revival services all next
week.
The Woman's Home Missionary Socie-
ty of st. Paul's Church cleared SIP by
their cake and apron sale last Saturday.
Rev. S. Wallace Mitchell, of Chester,
will preach in the First Baptist Church
next Sunday morning and evening.