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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
silitonoene / Sun 5raneiseo. :

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STU. 6iiferippipnsna,lo g. @t. Sa=
coblen, Ell inpll, men paol10el1g
Mono, er nplig liz baltOrct bjenlnle=
fra til California, p9 al ct Eripot=
brep ira bo,n S. 80. 9Goi til 8laoct
v9on1norf @jentnfsN pg ltoe", bib-
lettes fplgel1oe, ion oels bar ollnill=
oelig sSl1tcresie, ocls iGrlig meO
@enblif poo s(rbcjosiorbol0cl1e og
Salnilln0sforholbcnc / Sun iyron=
cisco:
| uMcn ct 2alloet rigt poo 'Sfjpn=
be6, iaa fan 11on iffc lige BET JOINT
me ON Spen San 6roncisco; 1elp
ont Sen Sroets bogltmeliglte 6or=
|ltan0 nof pou en- IiooOe fon falocs
fjpn, loo ier n,all Set BOG life
| tbi Scr er pitt irgcn Nlet poa Sor-
oe1r bpor Ser Ct iao roubne Iiliton=
Sc lcm Der. Ser or allc 9fotio11crs
Soft, pg fer tale5 ollie Sprog; Der
er el1 s(rbei05loshe0 nbcn 9ige, 5l,z
timber og otter Il1iiroer al loleoc
% if11l1le sS110ipioer ltaor Go0e o}'
@a6e neo, Sc f(elte uoen at nprc
gier al / Sent, oisle SFennelfcr lfol
/ jo lepe, og SEN ca1eite 9Hoooc, oe fan
faffc Jig aSpben poo, CT poo en- eller
on0en Gis at frordpe ocreS Meo=
1nelu1elfcr beres Gjelrbele, ng Set
gjgr Sc oo nglao ucb enbper 2eilig=
be6. 9}oar man iom fren1nteo frr=
| 0es fer / Son 6ronciSco ON Ga=
gen, 0o ]fol man nrre naoge11 og
paste og bjelpe Jig lelp; tbi mon
fan ingen fro poa, lelp Folitiet er
/ monge Iilfnlbc betolt fpr at bol=
Sc iig borte. Set CT 0a oglaa me-
get ijploent, man ler 6olf feroes
poo @ooen efter S)'prfets syrembrlm.
og iier / l1bfantcu al @pcn 6olf
ter gmrlfe iinpelt life. Oct hgrer
nemlig til Oogens 0rben, at beolt
i lon en- Mano gaar pou @aben, be-
finber ban lig pllloiclig foran Wil1n=
6ingen al Ell Aepolper, og ban moo
/ mango Silfploe prre glo0, ON
bon Tipper meb at mite, bpn0 bon
bor bos fig af geroi.
Otooife tror Ge, jea poeroriper;;
men Sc bill ielp foritoo Set, lraar Sc
berer, at Observation-Disclosures ogite=
rer al al &roit for at foa 5Solf til
at rejie til son lrancisco, Sc bar
10 l10ltillinge11 iom Srnfplalter,
bhilfen ser for &elten llet life er
! begpnbt pao; men 9ltn0re6tnli1t6er
al Menneifer er iiffert rejlte bertil
I, al SEN @rl1no, og 11oar iao Sc en6e-
/ Zig er fer, 1loar Sen iiolte Gent er
gooet, oe Sc itaar uoen 5lagtnin=
: &c eller 8efjer10te og 1,oen 11oget at
ipiie, 6a mao be ifaffe Jig set ielr
paa en- Moaoe;; tbi Ser er i11ge11
/, Der fD1nrer Zig OH Sem, bpao ente11
6e leber eller bgr"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
3anlat1nrt.
,surojfrlpct / sprfiet.

gllonu fam life opgroes set ngjag=
tige slntul Eerloner, lo1n ontfom
SorDifielnet sen 90e s(ug1lt. &C.
Observation-Disclosures er afbruOt, og
Set er ponlfeligt at in0bente Gfter=
retnirpger fra Sc bientlegte Steoer.
|gnfelte m1lloor Slntallet al 6orulpf=
febe til 1000, pg M11tallct al til
| lfobefpn1le til ira 5000 til 5000.
Sc inbrc Sc9irenbcber / Syrftet
| bar l1obiflet lig mes ripe1,Oe sSurt,
og Niget ltaor iii foron lin fl1l0=
itnn0ige SplpSril1g, Gpis llngtprfer=
tie fife gonlfe ulpberfolter Jig Neili=
|tGrligoell. Nun0t ON europa
letter man Sis til, at Set ifo( lyffes
ben nDe Meejeri11g at ipre 5tot5lc=
|bellen inb / faitere Sppr, men man
in0rgntmer lomti6ig, at Set er sen
|1iblte Gbance, 5prftct far, Epis Set
lfa( ln6goa at faa lit 80 ginrt op
5Sprbitrelicn mub Stemmerctsfpin=
0ernc
i @n9lanb bliper ltooig ltrrfere.
Meget tpbeligt fom Bette til ltbtrDt
|beo en- Concentration, lol1opnlfe
Stemmeretsfpin6er 1u1ber Niiis 5pl=
bia Earfbl,rlt 9eoelie bauoe foran=
itoltet / 5Si11sb1lrp earf. Der por
rejlt fire Snlerl ltole, men ca. 5000
Herloner omr'ngebe oisle og bin
6rebe mart 0o1nerne ira at fomme
ttlor6e. ga @iils &orfburlt reHte
Jig for at tole, bleD Speftoflet pur-
re enb noucl,linbe. @restotter,
eSSoroflllnper, @ler og @atte llDn=
ge6es op pao 3ribunc1l og cit
Stroobot flei uli9e / 9lniigtet paa
Mils &orfE1rit. @la11ot 5ilbprer=
ne fom Set til mi,0re 5logsnaal
,:t,Ien1 Observation-Disclosures 8e;=
ncr og Mcolton6ere Eli Ell Mepor=
ter 11otalte Nliis 4Sarfburit, at Sc
1iolte Observation-Disclosures por ct
Spor poa en- bool1lig 8ennrf1ping
al iSinonsn1il1iiter @obboltie, iom
boboe foltet &birbcr11e / 9eple,1, at
SC life giprbe nnf for 0eres Ste1nme=
ret, og be11pilte bem til Sc Mpn6s
gfsc1,1pel, lom 1nocr Ga1gl1rolig=
bcoerne 1888 brrnOte Slottet /
9fottingbon1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

IltS !luI III, ~. w. StLtlllulllu
81 Henpolten", pno alle &a11ter at
Ibere laa nogenllu1Oe poa Set Genc
|neb.
Sra EDrtugal.
Nprtllgal iples at futile leDere
let nDt Sepis poa Sen ofte oDerlete
SanObeO, at &egiering5forrnen og
for Jig life bar noget at gjpre 1ne0
let 6olfs og Ell Gtats 5unobeo. S
W1onarfiets Dage leo Yortugnl nl1=
Der Ell til oet poerlte 0repen poliiiif
&nrr11ption. Wipnorfict blep ltDr=
tet, ng 9feplpbliffen lful0e iere SOL
fet til 6renifriot. O}en s(orene er
|gaael10e, og ON ser er lfet 6oron6rin=
|ger, laa er Set bpert 6al0 nnppe
til Set be6re. 9eoglc ipreote Srnf
fra Sc li01te @iaane0er pil aipe en-
lille 6oreltiling on1, bpor(e0es Tor=
bol6ene er for 5iben.
S Scgpnoelien al sfpril bnpoe Be
gjerin9en ulroer Senipn til Ben
ite6ie itigenbe @}o0lGt1irg mellem
&aboliferne og beres Mooltol16erc
forbuot ollie Yroccslioner. &atboli=
ferne erflprebe oobel1t, at Sc life
toger @e11lpn til Tprblrbet. 0epn0ig=
be6erl1e lo0 0a &irferne luffc. Men
en- Sfare paa oocr 5000 &at6nli=
fere forlamlebes foro1 en- al Sir
ferne, og efter at Ell &effe Galere
bab6e bragt &mboliferne en- 9il=
itan0 al Opbi0lelie, breb 0e &irfen
op, tog @elgenbilleberne uo og TO-
retog n1e6 Dem Ell Eroces|ion, lom
6e itan6baftia forte til Gnoe, ifient
to Bomber blep foltet ino iblonbt
6em. Gen enc 8onbe brubtc Ell
@ejitlig og to o1r0re 9eltogere /
Eroces1tonen.
Ser blep itaoig f9rt Nroceslcr
moo Yerioner, lon belfplotes for
Delto9elle / mol1orfiltiife Sonne11=
ibergeller. gfterbaan6en por Set
bleben 5fif, at @olleriernes Eubli=
fun 11nber Sc offelrtlige 93ctsfor.
bon0linger ipgte at terroriiere Cont
mere og G0iborne. Gen 240e 0faj
f9rtes ser Observation-Disclosures on1 43
Gerioner, Ser onflo9eoes ior Cant
mcnlpurge(le. 9cfcn lprerne OUT
greb ltprft O}pnoigbcbcrnc, forbi Sc
bopbe bolOt Sc 9lnflogeoe fun9lle0c
i s ,Maane0er, i1rben oeres Sag
TOM for, nebens 2npen finn tillaber
at bolbe oem sSGnglel 90 Gage.
Silbererne operbe11ge6e Sen 9(n=
leoni1g slopofotcrne 111e0 grooe
5felb5or1. ga 9Fi(itrret bopoe
brogt llogen Sr0en tilpeje, boO
,Stotsa0bofoten Sc Goiborne ON
life at la0e Jig paapirfe al Sc 110=
itg6te Srusler, men belnn1e efter Sc
res 5alnpittigbe6. Sc G6ipor1re
frifjen6te Sc 9(nflage6e. Men boo=
Sc Mbpofater1e og Sc gbinorne bleo
oberfaloi1e al Nfengoen, bo Sc for
los Salen, og ser n1oatte nilitpr
Soritgrf11ing til, fdr Sc fl1n0e 6one
Zig Gej. Eoa @aon hlep s(opofoter=
ne paanp operfal0ne, ligelom ct
EN- Officer, ser frimo6ig bop=
6e u6tolt Jig irno6 Sc politiife S5or=
fglgelier, b1ep forulenpet al So
be11. Get ct fonmet .ioo niot, at
MDDotnterl1e n1aa gad n1e0 NcDpl=
bere / 2on1men for 9epbsfolh at
fl1nne foribare 6eres 2ib.
eSgbrigt er Don1nrerltaa1oer MI
Ben eneite Mo6bGgt moo Nfagtba-
bernes Silfoarligbe0: 9enne Mo6>
bggt gialot Set om at foa rDb0et al
8eien. Sen 220e M}aj in6bragte
ct 9obforilog, ser full
6e tilla0e Ell Nlir1i1ter, naor iom
BELT ban fan6t for go0t, at afife6i=
sc en- bbilfen iom bellt gn1be0s=
man6; oenne ifl1l6e laa ,flnne fgrc.
&loge Eorlanentet (u8. 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
@n al Sc bebitc &ejrrofetcr e,

Gn af Sc bebitc &ejrrofetcr er
Go6erfoppe1r. geoar Sen ii6ber fill
le % rolig lit Sect, bIiper set mort
@egn. ST Sen liplig, og bliper Sen
beb 6ermeo unber Ell 8pge, bill be11-
ne life bare 1e1rge og @olen mart
ifinne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
EurhunnHatxtlrttf.
9arrom-Sa9en / 9oS An9eleS III
foo lin slfllutning De1lne ((ge.

SRA @rcmoiebger / Segas ps
9lrisuna nleloes om frpgtelige &on1=
be oa @loDhuo sMericp 1nellem 9fe=
belIer pg &egjeri1,gstropper. sfeo<
iloatlril1g al ulfplDige &eilenbe og
sen raaeite AIpori,as al Si9ene bp=
rer til 9ogens SrOen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
9omoer itpbcr paa ct Ssbjerg.

Camper itpber paa ct Ssbjer9.
slllor 9iniens Camper ~Gorlicon" +,
Ion Sen 6. sll,e. oigif ira @fontreal
til 9iperppol meo 200 Naslagerer,
1teote poo ct Ssbierg pitelrfor 8elle
cssle npr SEEM Toln1olmnO 5. 12te
9(nq., nen erbolbt tillpnelaoe,1Se tn
qen olporIig 5fa6e. vGprlicon" er
en- al 9(llou 2iniens npelte pg ltprlte
Sanpere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Gplitiifanoalcn / 9fc,u Yurf bli=

9splitiifanoolen 9eelu Yorf Bill
Ter lteoie al lterre Smfang, etter<
lom 0poogelier og Silltooeller 9jb=
res. 2pjt,rant 8ecfer nloes I'LL at
bape bopt $5S,S45 forfeit fire for
fiellioe Banter, oltlanme11
u@roftperge". Son1 GcfeppS, Ser
1iaes at bopc leperet @oopengene til
oe Nir1,6, ipm brGbte 9ermon No=
lentbol, og ipm 2srooas blep or
relteret / @ot Springs, pil bl1ne
bolot iom en- al Sc fornen11te Sto=
ner % fife iom en- neolfplo1g, etter
po6 Giltriftsaobofut @bitmon OPP
luler. 9clu1e 6orm for Wt1lobeo
beror BOG, ifplge 8bit1nan, paa ben
Gilligbeo, bpor1neo Scbepps betre1<
ter ssacf Noies pg 8ribgie @ebbers
Siltorier, Ser o19trer Nolitllbjtnant
Charles 8ecfer lom 0pbabsmn11o
til N2ornct. @bitmon tror 1tfe, ot
@cbe}rps hopoe noget mcb Den e9e'1t@
lice 0lorobonoling at beltille.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

2anif=slmcrifancrnc paa &pisiel
.Ssiifple. : Sic o'!uFu :tinr Of
BOOBIES ser i 1'e!oos I,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

Afoinc=&al9et. Guperngr MooO,
rom gSillon greb forleoen i11o1rette
inb / Sen politilfe 5itnation
groine, bpor @,1pernprpolget Sep=
ten1ber pentes at bile gioe en- soc
ON s3et,uingen al Sen offe,1tlige
@tenrni1rg mes @enlpn til Sc tre
Observation-Disclosures.
Com Spur poo talrige SreDe fra
nc,upfrotilfc 9c0ere / Maine, Der
hor ip,erat @uperndr ssillon ON
hans Solonina.i 9fus6riffe@Spbrgs=
moolet,, ser nil nGre ct le0enoc
Gtribslpgrgsmoal @uper1drNol9@
fon1pen. bor @uper1rgr @illon er=
fleret Jig til 6or6el for "9ocal Sp-
tion" og ilnob at laoe Spprgsnao=
LET blipe ct Stribslpergsmoo1 mel
lem politiIfe &ortier
u,Seq ct il1oc for u2ocal Option"
c>eo er belt uo for lofolt Selbltp=
re og trpr, at ctboert 1elp1tDre11oe
@olnf1,no, lon1 llogjpr Ell loclal e1,
heo, bpr bope &et til at tontrollerf
@pprgsnroolet ON Megnleri1tg ellel
9tpQtelle al 9epillinger.
vMen noor Gpprgsmaale1e er 10
ciole oo n1oral]fe, er Sc life egneoe
til at blipe gjort til Iele al ct Nar'
tipro9ram. gaarionbellt 0e er Bile:
bet ajort til @jel1ltonD for Nart1:
fon1p, bor Sc oberlfaoret Si1mernf
for @ortiorganilation og Fart1
bou0ling og oer1ne0 fl,lbltrnoig for:
1tprret politilf @an0lilug poo ct
hpprt on0et Self. 9e bar faltet ct
bpert onoet Spprgsnool, ligegpl
biqt bpor pigtigt, 9oagrulroen, oe
bor gjort fonitruftip Hartibonoline
1ln1ulig TOR ld1ge Adr 40 VuHge11
u@poo mig ielp ongaor, fan lee
berfor alorig la6e Spergsmaale
ON v2ocal Option" gjpres til e.
etribsIpgrgsnaal ntellen pol1t1lt'
&artier fer / Stoten. Wein Veenine
CT tenlmelig flar / Sen Gag. sec
tror life, at Hartiprogrammer a
Sen bejelte gigtigbeb for Statens
og Notionens politilfe 9ip bnrot
1f1,bbes tilii6e og baablelt forDifle!
{. for longe Yeriober o0 @angen bel
at gjgrc er1 politiif Strio al ct itor
@psrgsmaal, iom Sope6iagen e.
,,politiif moralif og jociatt / III
8e1faffenbeb."
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
County Court.

The Jurors who heard the case of VIM.
on Du Bots June 6 III Salem County Court,
last weed returned a verdict of not guilty.
Coroner E. P. McGeorge testified that
Dubois had died from Il fracture of the
skull at the right temple with a club.
The most damaging testimony was pro-
duced by Sheriff Ayres who showed a
Trusty and said to fit the tracks near the
the place OF murder.
Trusty said he had been to Woodstown
that night and went to bed early with his
uncle Lewis Trusty. Rachael Dolby
Trusty's mother ~corroberated this testi-
moDy. After W appeals by Senator J..
w. Davis, the case was presented to the
jury by Judge Kalisch at 6 o'clock. At
IL o'clock OH Thursday night they return
ed a verdict OF not guilty.
On Monday Charles E. Bailey, colored
of Woodstown, was tried for cruelty to a
mule owned by Leo Pancoast and found
guilty. He threw a four-tine fork at the
mule. The tines punctured it's abdomen
and caused the death of the mule valued
at $3.50.
George Mitchell charged with assault
and battery and resistance of Game War
den H. w. d. White, was called but
failed to appear. He farmed for Martin
Dolbsw in U. P. Neck who went his bail
for 5000. 1t was reported that Mitchell
assaulted Mr.. Dolbow and had left. Judge
Washington instructed All officer tc
bring Dolbow in court on Friday. Prose
cutor said it seemed hard to dispose of the
case without giving Dolbow a hearing.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Borough Council

The special meeting of the Mayor and
council was held last Friday evening,
instead of Saturday evening, as nnoun
ed, because the Goth was the date when
the Mayor and Council were to get a deed
of Josiah Lock for $50 feet of land on Main
Street, at State Street, with a depth of
about 200 feet. On July %, 1911, the
Mayor and Council made a written agree
ment to buy the land for $1,000 and paid
SIS on it. The lot was to be for a borough
hall and fire house.
Mr.. Lock with his attorney L. G. Hill
iardpresented a deed for the land. There
has been a change of Mayor and Coun-
Gil since then and the Council by an I'M
ANXIOUS vote decided not to take the lot.
The reasons were that they thought it
an option and not an agreement to buy;
that a special instead of a general warran-
tee deed was presented and that the lot
was not free of circumference. A Judgment
on an old Millville Fire Insurance is re-
ported to be against Thomas Dolbow's
estate. 1t was not presented at tile settle
ment of his estate. These old notes of the
defunct Millville Company have been
r%epudiated by many as fake claims.
District state road engineer Edward E.
Reed, and County engineer Howard
Keasby and county road supervisor w.
j. Casper were in Penns Grove last week
and reported that the state road authori-
ties would give one half of the amount to
build a shell road in the 'Cove lane"
Maple Avenue, and take it as a county
road; also would give 40 per cent. to build
All improved road on Broad Street, but
would not accept it as a county road.
At the regular meeting of the Council
On Monday evening action was taken to
have a petition signed and presented to
the state Commissioner to have Broad
Street made a county road.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Stock For Employees.

A circular letter has been sent by the
E. /. Du Pont de Nemours Co. to the
employees, offering them the privilege of
subscribing to the Company's stock.
A similar offer was made last year and
many OF the employees took advantage OF
1t, and it is exspected that many will do SO
this year. Some present stockholding
employees will increase their holdings,
while some who haveIno stoGk may take
some.
Notwithstanding the TACT that the
powder interests have undergone a
physical change in compliance with an
order of the court in the government
suit, during the current year, the result
OH the income, according to statements
recently issued, has been beneficial.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Some farmers were blowing IN Mon
day.
A white Christmas made the tree and
holly appear more cheerful.
Ammon Raine moved into his new
house oil South Broad Street last Satur-
day.
Santa Claus had a beautiful night for
his work. With a snow-covered earth
and a bright full moonshining Christmas
eve was a delightful, seasonable time.
Wilbur II. Reel with his white orping
ton chickens won prizes at three poultry
shows this month; first prize in Salem,
second in Philadelphia and third in Cam
den.
The railroad Company has dug up the
two iron pipes twelve inches in diameter
at the Main Street crossing and put in
one 24-inch terra Gotta pipe for the water
to run thru.
The thick fog which arose from the
snow on Wednesday night was frozen in
to crystal beauty on trees Thursday
morning. The fog was go thick that the
steamer Ulrica did not leave Wilmington
until 10 o'clock. Trains were also delay
ed. Another dense fog prevailed this
Friday morning but came down in rain
before noon and made much slush. The
Ulrica also missed her early trip this Fri
day morning because of Jog.
Winter arrived Monday when 10
began falling before midnight and COLI
tinued until after sunrise Tuesday morn
ing. 1t came down on a gentle northeast
wind and covered the ground quite evenly
to the depth of eight inches. The tenn
perature was about 80. Tire snow kept it
down to freezing during the day while
there was some melting under meath and
icicles formed OIL the caves OF buildings.
A few sleigls were used Tuesday evening
and on Wednesday, when there was con-
siderable melting of the snow under a
warm sun.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel at V.
s. ~Homan's,31 Delaware Avenue, Penn's
Grove. Also batteries, oils and electric
supplies. adv If
BIGGEST and BEST Stock of LATEST
STYLE HATS in Wilmington at Dubell's,
No. 2 East Third Street. Children's hats
a specially. adv 9-27
Haverford and Excelsior Motor Cycles
are the go-fast machines you should buy
of James Workman, Union Corner,
Psnn's Grove, adv
DR.. f. G. Smith, Dentist, has moved
from Sl1 Market Street, to 1856 Market
Street, Wilmington. adv 7-l9-tf.
When you need a bicycle do not fail to
get a Reddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penns Grove. \
adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Obituary
JOSEPH HOLIDAY

died last Saturday, afternoon, December
81. 1922, at his home in Upper PENIS
Neck township, near Courses Landing,
aged 68 years. He had been confined to
his bed with bright's disease for ten weeks.
The funeral service was held last Tues
day afternoon in M. E. Church, Sharp
town, where burial was made.
JOHN S. DoLBow
died at his home in the Cove on Thurs.
day morning, aged 70 years. He caught
cold while cunning on the first day of the
seasons and became afflicted with kidney
and heart disease
The funeral service will be OH Sunday
at l O'Clock in Emmanuel Churchr lie
leaves a widow, but 40 children.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And DOings of
Good People You Know

OOOu FeOple fOu NHOW
Erwin Jeker, left last Saturday to spend
the winter in Hoboken.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph ii: Gentieu spent
Christmas with relatives in Wilmington.
Howard Denny, Of Philadelphia, spent
Christmas with his aunt. Mrs. Warren
Risner.
Benz. Peacock spent Christmas with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Peacock in Will
mington.
Mrs. Mary Diver and daughter Edith
spent over Christmas with her sister, Mrs.
L. w. Cook.
Frank Diver, of Philadelphia, was an
over Christmas visitor with relatives in
Penns Grove.
Mrs. Maria Dugan spent from Monday
until Thursday with her daughter, Mrs.
BENZ. Peacock.
James L. Smith is in the Women's
Hospital, Philadelphia, where he had his
tonsils cut out.
William w. Summerill arrived home
last Saturday from Rutgers College to
spend two weeks.
Charles Higgins and children Edwin
and Evelyn, spent Sunday with Phila-
delphia relatives.
Frank Denny and Earle Shape, students
in Conway Hall, Carlisle, Pa, are spend
ing the holidays at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Townsend enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Munyan, of
Camden, on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ii. Jenkins, of
Atlantic City, spent Christmas with their
daughter Mrs. s. M. Layman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Raymond enter
tanned on Christmas day her brother Win
ter B. Barnart and wife, of Westville.
Mrs I. Vandyke Sickler, OF Philadel-
phia, has been spending sometime with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob F. Shoe
maker.
Miss Anna p. Shoemaker, a teacher at
Woodbridge, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Shoemaker.
Stella Wainwright. Emma Simkins and
Emily Cloud, students in the Normal
School, Trenton, are spending their holi-
days with their parents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Drives of A Terror

The chief e~xecutioneer of death in the
winter and spring months is pneumonia.
Its advance agents are colds and grip. In
any attack by one of these maladies no
time should be lost in taking the best med
cine %obtainable to drive it of. Countless
thousands have found this TO be DR.. Kings
New Discovery. my husband believes it
has kept him from having pneumonia three
or four times,' writes Mrs. George W.
Place, Jacksonville, VT, land Tor coughs,
colds and Group we have never found its
equal" Guaranteed for all bronchial afec-
tons. Price so cents and $500. Trial
bottle free at Johnson's Drug Store. adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27

One of the landsomest, as well as one
of the most instructive calendars we have
seen for this year, is that sent out by the
White & Wyekoff Manufacturing Com
pany, Manufactures Of "Autocrat'' and
Exclusive Correspondence Stationery,
Holyoke. Mass. The large type. the feat
uring Oh holidays and notable days OF the
year, III three-coIor process printing,
makes the calendar a most desirable one.
A calendar will be mailed upon receipt of
10 cents in coin or U. S. stamps. adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27

look with horror on Skin Eruptions,
Blotches, Sores or Pimples. They don't
nave them. nor will anyone, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1t glOrities the
face Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish before
it. 1t cures sore lips. chapped hands, chill
blains; heals burns, cuts u bruises. I'm
equaIed for Piles. Only 25c at Johnson's
Drug Store. .advt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Polls A Foul Plot

When a shameful plot exists between
liver and bowels to cause distress by refus-
ing to act, take DR.. Kings New Lite Pills,
and end such abuse of your system. They
gently compel right action of stomach
liver and bowels, and restore your health
and all good feelings. 25c at Johnson's
Drug Store. advt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Died

nOLBOW-nec. 2j, 1ql2 in South Penns Grove,
Nd, john ). Dulbow, aged u years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence IN South
PeDns Grove, on SUNDAY 10Th, at 1870. Ser
vices in Emmanuel M +. Church at | O'Clock.
IntermenI in Emmanuel Cemetery,
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Kennard&CO
ANNUAL GARMENT SALE

Beginning the day after Christmas we
inaugurate our usual clearing sale of high
grade garments. On account of the unprec-
edented warm Fall and Winter, it will be pos
slble for you to save more on each and every
garment offered than in any former year. AS
evidence OF what you may expect to see as
part of the unusual values are the following:
Full length Satin lined top coats, $1,000
each, early price $4,000 each.
At $500 each a wide range of Goats
made of the highest grades of cloths that were
formerly $3.50 Q and $4,000 each.
About 100 handsome suits cut from
cloths that went into suits at $25 and $50
$4,000 each, you can secure for $500 each.
Corresponding reductions through the en-
tire line.
You can save your carfare many times by
taking advantage of this sale.
Purchases to the amount of So and over
delivered free within a radius Of 100 miles.
Kennard & Co.
621-623 Market st. Wilmington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27

For Coughs, Grip, Group, Catarrh,
Quick Consumption, Typhoid and
contagious diseases, BRAZILIAN
BALM never failed or lost a case, as
it KILLS THE GERMS-IOc, 25c, soc
and 81 30 at your druggist.
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27
Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
the saving Department of the Penn's
3rove National Bank. 1t will earn you
3 per cent interest compound semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. adv
The Penn's Grove record., 1912-12-27

Envelopes, all sizes Tor sale at the REC
ORD Office tt