The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-15
Straw hats appearing.
Mosquitoes have appeared.

Mosquitoes have appeared.
Gardens, with their rapidly growing
green rows, give promise of many well
come vegetables.
Strawberry blossoms are plentiful
May every starry flower develop into
luscious red berry.
About the time the stars come out
we begin to realize that the time to
make hay is when the sun shines.
"A vacation is good thing for emp
tying the mind of trouble, one of our
exchanges says. 1t also works the same
way on the purse
Most disease come from germs. Kill
the germs and you kill disease. Con-
keys Nox-i-cide mixes with water and
kills the germs. For Poultrymen
Stockmen and Housekeepers. Guaran-
teed by Samuel Sanders.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will run a special excursion to the fam
Gus battlefield at Gettysburg on Mem
orial Day, Thursday, May 80, when an
Grafton in the National Cemetery will
be delivered by Theodore Roosevelt.
For particulars, see display ad. in this
issue.
"A Roosevelt Progressive League was
organized in Pleasanhyill 1T the home
OF DR.. j. H. North last Tuesday, JOS
eph c. Farr being elected chairman and
Elmer E. Kiger secretary. A meeting
was held in Red Mems Hall in the eve-
ming, but owing to the short time to ad-
vertise it the people generally did not
know it and the attendance was small
It would surprise you to know of the
great good that is being done by Cham
berlain's Tablets. Darius Downey, OF
Newberg Junction, N. B., writes, "My
wife has been using Chamberlain's Tab
let's and finds them very effectual and
doing her lots of good" If you have
any trouble with your stomach or bow
els give them a trial. For sale by
Thomas F. Crawford, Druggist.
Although number of appeals have
recently been made for remittances Oh
subscriptions, many readers have com
pletely ignored them. As deeply as We
regret to do so. we will shortly be com
PEELED to give our list thorough re-
vision and place number of accounts
in the hands Of a collection agency
Avoid the necessity of this and any
unpleasantness by giving this matte,
pour prompt attention.
A Pleasantville teacher, during a re
view for examinations, asked the pupil
to name some animals used as mean
of transportation. The horse, the null
and the camel We're mentioned, thel
Il 1,,11 IN ION ah
er urged the class to think of othe
members of the animal kingdom use,
in carrying or hauling many loads. Fl
nally one boy raised his hand and re
piled, ''The stork used for carrying ba
bies to homes"
Blame your doctor for your bodil,
ills, lawyer for your losses, cook fo
your stomach, children for your ba4
temper, wife for all else that goe
versaries, sum it all up and jump on t
your newspaper, as it is generally re
sponsible for all wrongs in sight, and
thousand imaginaries of pessimisti
individual. An editor can stand NOR
than all the rest of the human family
and then come up smiling for NOR
worlds to conquer. He is general,
right and you like him just the same.
One day last week, while sad an,
dreary, weak and weary, across the un
swept floor, We heard at first gentl
tapping, then it became an earnest rap
lping, rapplng, at our sanctum door
''Come in." we said while we pondered
and in silence still we wondered wha
for us could be in. store; then the door
bolt softly turning, in he walked; ou
cheek was burning, thought Of crimson
gore. ''Are you the man what does tn,
writing?" what will rhyme with thii
but fighting? quickly thought we o'er)
'lSir, we are" we gently told him, nod
ding to the boys to hold him if he tried
to beat us sore. SThen you will please
give credit opposite that little debt fol
dollar and quarter more; / like
your paper and will take it as long a;
you strive to make it as good as it ha;
been before" We jumped! He lodged
thus missed him, or we surely would
have kissed him, even if the boys die
roar; so seldom treated in this manner
we felt inclined to shout hosanner-
| only this and nothing more.