The Penn's Grove record., 1914-01-09

JANUARY 3, 1914.
0- HAPPENINGS.
HOME BusINLss NEWS
Laundry shipped every Wednesday.
Also called fof aid delivered. W. +.
BEcKnk. ad4tf
All kinds III fur bought. Otter, mink,
muskrat, coon and Rpossnm. B. 6.
Wood, 22o DelawareN Avenue, Penns
Grove. adv. l1-28-4t
Al the Union Corner Store, we have
Linolenma. OIL Cloth and pil Cloth pate
terms. New stock. Priced right. L. w.
\ COOK. adv.
MayteW Johnson, Aageut for Turner
Laundry. Family washing q spec
u per dozen pieces. Readqnar-
~a,ison's Drug Store, 245 Main
1856
and BEST STocK Of LATEST
hi Wilmington at Dubell's,
bird Street. Children's Hats
adv. 9-27-3m
Pressing, Securing, Dyeing'
made like new ut VIM. f.
1871 adv.
BY the gallon or barrel at v.
81 Delaware Avenue, PENIS
D batteries, oils and electric
adv If
and Excelsior Motor Cycle
ct machines you should buy
Workman, Union Corner,
Re, adv
bu need a bicycle do not fail to
o<ddington or a Dayton of James
Workman, Union Corner, Penns Grove. =
adv
Jimmie Moran, formerly with Holman,
now with j. X. Duffy, will make auto
mobile repairs day or night. Work
guaranteed. Prices reasonable. 302 Main
Steet, P6nns Grove, Phone lis. adv. 2t
Half-DolIar Neckwear now 35c. 8 for
$l.00. w. s. LEAP. adv.
George H, Elkinton, Esq, was re-
elected Recorder at the organization OF
the Borough Council on January l..
Frank Dole, who has been conductor
On q freight train which runs between
Camden and Cape May for the past four
months, las moved to Camden. Harry
Kille has moved into his house on Frank
lin Street.
Linford a. Denny, native of Penns
Grove, who has been living in Salem for
some years, has been appointed assistant
U. 3. Marshal, of which there are three
in the State.
Two hundred dozen mems canvas
gloves. Regularly 8 for 25c, now &c a
pa:I.a VS.. LEAP. adv.
Farmers never had finer weather than
during the past two months to do next
springs work.
The wind blew such a gale Saturday
evening THAT the steamer Long Beach
did not leave Wilmington at 6. Is. Con-
sequently several persons had to remain
in Wilmington all night. The fog him
dered her early trips this Friday.
George M. Pyne, who has been super
tendent Of Penns Grove gas plant for
seventeen months will leave Dext Thurs
day for Giassboro to become general
superintendent OF the New Jersey Gas
plants. Patrick Donnely. OF Woods
town, will become superintendent of the
efus 6soys plant.
H1oH Class Dental work by DIR. G. A.
Church, 504 w. Ninth Street, Whining
ton, Del. adv. If.
Will pay Highest Market prices for all
kinds Of fnrs. j. Milton Humphreys &
Brother, Penns Grove. adv. l-9-l2t
AAeavy rain OH a northeast gale fell
Saturday. The storm continued turnout
Sunday and at night veered to the north,
Snow covered the earth Monday morn
ing but soon melted under a rising tenn
peratufe. Little damage was lone by
the wind and waves in this region ex-
cepting the washing away in some
places along the shore. The temporal
ture was down to Is On Tuesday. The
temperature was below freezing on
Wednesday and Thursday mornings. 1t
was above, this morning with a dense fog
prevailing.
Automobile licenses given day or
night ct my residence, 300 Delaware
Avenue, Penns Grove, v. s. Holman
agent. All drivers licenses expired
January 1, 1914. adv. 1927
TEN PER Cent OFF on any Suit or
Overcoat III the House. All are desirable
and from the best makers only. w. S.
LEAP. adv.
sArrow Short Stiff Bosom and Plait-
ed Shirts. just right for now. Regular
ly $l.50. Price to close, $l.00. w. s.
LEAP. adv.
M . Newton's sale Of Lancaster Coun-
Nv horses at Swedesboro OH Saturday,
January 10TH, will be the most opportune
time to buy guaranteed animals.
Educate Yourself
10 save money by opening an account in
the saving Department of the Penn'i