The Penn's Grove record., 1912-02-02

agent to issue automobile aud motor cycle
licenses.
I've Interstate Milk producers associa'
ton has fixed the price Of milk Tor Feb
ruary at 8 cents a quart.
The snow last Friday spoiled skating
on the river. Some boys swept snow
from ponds last Saturday 10 make cIea,
skating.
Our Annual February Shoe Sale is Now
On. W. s. Leap. X
Never was finer ice gathered in this re-
gion than Harry S. Barber took from
Turner's pond this week. 1t was from
ii to IL inches thick.
A large brown seal was seen swimming
in the Delaware river at Chester last
Tuesday. Some fishermen went after it
but failed to capture it.
Ii sleet is good for fruit trees the crys-
tai beauty they bore on Tuesday and
Wednesday should cause an abundance
OF fruit next summer aud fall.
Filbert Sparks has moved into the
house Oh Penn Street he bought of Eli
Simple. Mr.. Strimple expects to build
a concrete house in the spring.
In the case OF Rebecca Sweeney against
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
on Wednesday of last wedk. j. Warren
Davis Esq. secured a verdict OF $500. 90.
The spring institute of the Salem Coun-
ty w. q. I. U. will be held at Hancock's
Bridge Thursday, May 2, with Miss Ida
Lillian Page OF West Hoboken, as the
speaker.
Miss Lille Harris has resigned IS
teacher in the primary department OF
Penn's Grove school to accept a position
in the Office at the Powder Works.
Goodyear Glove Rubbers, The best
Fitting and Best Wearing Rubbers made.
W. S. Leap.
The Board OF Education of Lower
Penn's Neck have refused tc elect a medi-
Cal inspector. They have no need of one
III their opinion. Many others are OF tie
same opinion.
Ground hog day. Clouds obscured the
sky this morning and his porkship never
saw his shadow. Winter will be over as
soon as the snow and ice and cold weather
goes. Sure thing.
In this issue is printed the Borough
II. -, -
cause all Taxpayers desire to know what
the benign endemical smallpox cost a
year ago.
The rain which fell OH Monday made
sleet on trees and slippery travelling. The
temperature was down to 4 last Sunday
morning, 20 on Tuesday, I6 on Wednes-
day, IL OH Thursday and 20 this Friday
morning.
During February Bargains in all de,
partments. Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Hats and Shoes. W. S. Leap. n
Ii the readers see anyway by which
our, as well as your, newspaper can be
improved and made more helpful and ell
tertaining, the editor is not only willing
but eagersto hear of it. We are always
OH the outlook for something better, and
by helping us you profit thereby, and by
henetiting you we gain thereby.
In the report of the Borough Council
proceedings, Mr.. s. NJ. Justice was repre-
sented as willing to furnish teams TO-
halt price to cart material from BarbeEs
wharf to have the Auburn road near
North Broad Street repaired. He was
speaking for other farmers also interested
who had agreed to cart material from
Friendship station gratis.
Wilbert f. Sailor had two $5-horse
blankets stolen out out of his wagon I'M
der the hotel sheds two weeks ago. On
order of Prosecutor S%innickson a search
warrant was issued by Squire Shannon on
Thursday and deputy marshall, Al. Fish
er found them in Harvey Fishers house,
He implicated Willis Holmes and Benny
Whitsell in the theft. All three were
put in the Borough lookup On Thursday
evening and taken to Salem this Friday
in default of bail. Other farmers have
had blankets stolen.
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of Jame*
Workman, Union Corner, Penn's Grove.
Gold fish, fish food and fish grass for
sale at s.. NJ. Hunts. Il
Gasoline by the gallon Or barrel at v.
s. Homan's,3ll Delaware Avenue, Penn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. If
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycles
are the go-fast machines you should buy
of James Workman, Union Corner,
Psnn's Grove,
House and farm leases at the RECORD
Office.