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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-06-08
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Bell III Interstate 6
GRADUATED SUGAR, 6Hc.
OK TONGUES - Whole Ok
Tongues, cooked and ready for
immediate use; in large size fat
glass jars, 81 each.
PICKLES-We have most all
the 81 varieties of Heinz pickles,
in mixed, plain, sour or sweet;
several size bottles. Large sour
jumbo pickles, by the dozen, 1oc.
Sweet pickles, Ioc dozen. Sweet
mixed pickles, 1oc pint.
OLIVES-The "Knighthood'
brand selected Spanish olives,
mammoth size fruit, tall cylinder
bottles, Ioc, I5c and 25c.
OLIVE OIL-Virgin olive oil,
imported from Bordeaux, France.
Extra fancy quality, csc and 75c
bottles. Also good salad oil at
Ioc.
TASTY CAKE-A very popu-
lar brand of good quality cake,
white, yellow, raisin, chocolate
and sponge, Ioc for an 8 ounce
package.
| JAR TOPS-Get new jar lids
for those old jars, and make sure
of your fruit and vegetables being
alright. 15c doz.
JAR RUBBERS- New thick
white rubber rings, for Mason
jars, SC doz.
| BAKED BEANS - Wagner
brand baked beans, with pork and
tomato sauce, 1oc and I2c cans.
Heinz or Campbell's beans, 1oc
can.
FRESH MEALS - The best
quality heavy western steer beef,
spring lambs and sheep. Our
own killing of veal and poultry.
The prices are very reasonable if
you consider quality.
SALT MEATS - Armour
Star brand hams are deliciously
smoked and cured, no salty taste,
they're sugar cured and hickory
smoked, by experts in ham cur
ling, 18c pound. All kinds of
smoked meats for slicing; boiled
ham, meat loaf, ham bologna, beef
bologna, air-dried beef, sliced any
desired thickness on our improved
slicing machine.
lkarg's m ,s .1s = h tao,.l :,
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Burlington County Dahlia socIstv,


The annual exhibition Of the Burling-
ton County Dahlia Society will be held
at Pemberton on day to be announced
later. but in order that those who intend
making exhibits or competing for prizes
may prepare themselves, we publish the
following list of premiums that will be
offered:
IL best cactus dahlias, LIST, Thermos
bottle; I'd, 81. - best decorative or show
dahlias. LIST, book rack; I'd, 81. Best
table bouquet of dahlias: LIST, 81; I'd, SOC.
IL best dahlias in variety, LIST, %; I'd, 81.
II best single dahlias, potted palm. II
best Pompom dahlias, potted fern. 10
best dahlias in variety, one dozen dahlia
roots. best cactus dahlias, ported fern.
Other prizes may be offered later by
private parties. This exhibition will be
for the benefit Of the Burlington County
Hospital.
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County Workers Institute.


The sixth annual county workers
institute for those interested in the
rural boys will be held at Camp Oca-
nickon, the County Y. M. C. A. site
near New Egypt, from June 25th to
June 27th. The theme of the insti-
tute is winning Our Boys" and the
program of the institute is divided in
to the following subjects: "The Rural
Church." Recreation" "Indoor and
Outdoor Games" "The Farmers
Story" "Bible Study and Devotions"
and "The Individual Boy" The fol-
lowing local men will take part in the
conference: Herbert L. Cochley, Med
ford, "Group Work from View Point
of Volunteer Leaders,; William F.
Overman, Moorestown, Understand
ing the Boy and "The Boys Religion,
Emmor Roberts, Moorestown, "The
Stand our Group Should Take on Tenn
perance"; j. Harvey Borton, Moores-
town, "The Importance of Personal
Work.; Robert c. Shoemaker, Mount
Holly, "What Factors Make for 10y
atty in the Groups; Edwin P. Spencer,
Florence, Personal Work in the
Group; William H. Richie, Moores-
town, and Daniel w. Bishop, Florence
will lead the devotional periods on
Saturday and Sunday morning. This
years institute will be especially at
tractive in that committee has secur-
ed Prof. Alva Agee of the State Col
ledge of Agriculture, George w. Bar
den, Director of Education Philadelphia
Y. M. c. A. and Rev. Edwin deS. Bru-
ner, Secretary County Church Com
mission Moravian Church, Easton, Pa.
All these men have a message and are
speaking from their own experience
and many Of the men interested in the
rural boys are very glad of the oppor-
tunity to hear these specialists along
that line which they are particularly
interested in.
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Advertisements.

For rent, two furnished rooms. For
sale, one small refrigerator, one bedding
chest. 20 Paxson street, Mount Holly.
An Oakland 40 automobile, recently
overhauled, for sale. Good tires, good
paint, and prestolite tank full of gas.
Price 1915. A. Brown, New Lisbon.
Form the good habit of making regu-
lar deposits in the Mount Holly Safe De-
post & Trust Company. Three per cent.
interest paid on time deposits. Your
account invited.
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ExECUToR,s NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEORGE L. ATKINSON.
Notice Is hereby given that an order has
Deen made by the Surrogate of the county OF
burlington, bearing date on the nth
Gay or May, A. ID. 1916. upon the ap
pncation OF The Farmers Trust Company
we subscriber. requiring the creditors OF
George l.. Atkinson, deceased, to bring In
l sneir claims against the estate of said dece-
1ents under oath or affirmation, on or before
reDruary IL, 1916. or they will be debarred OF
tor. S"U eAecu'
~ THE FARMERS TRUST COMPANY,
Y. CLAUDE PALMER, Proctor
May IL 1915. Executor
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ExEoUToR's NOTICE.
ESTATE OF RESTORE L1ppINoorr.

ESTATE OF RESTORE LIPPINCoTT.
Notice Is hereby given that an order has
p p nade by the Surrogate of the County or
urnngton, bearing date on the twentieth
DAY OF April. A. d: 1916, upon the application
o. tne Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust
LII tRany, Inc subscriber, requiring the
SSrsutors OF Restore Lippincott, deceased, to
bring In their claims against the estate of
sald decedent. under oath or affirmation, on
S Ss r Dsa1re January 20 1915 or they will be de-
said executor. 'He
MOUNT HOLLY SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY.
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BURLINGTON COUNTY TRANSIT COM.

Hainesport N. j., June I, 1916.
The animal meeting Of the ockholders OF
The burlington County Transit Company will
De held on the twelfth day of July, 1916 at
O'Clock, p. M, at the principal office Of the
Company at Hainesport. New Jersey, for the
purpose OF electing board Of directors, and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before the meeting In
accordance with the laws of the state Of New
Jersey, no stock can be voted which has been
transferred on the books Of the Com pany
within twenty days next preceding the
ARMITT h. COATE,
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cPkC1AL MAsrER.s sALn

By virtue of decree of the Court of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey. bearing date the eight
teenth day lof May. nineteen hundred and
fifteen, in a certain cause therein depending
wherein John w. Fl. Brooks is mplainant
and Mary 8. Brooks, ct al. are defendants,
vendue to the highest bidder ON
Tuesday, the Sixth day of July
nineteen hundred and fifteen, at the hour of
two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Press
Building, Riverside. Burlington county, New
Jersey. the following described lands and
premises, tOHw1t:
All those seven certain pieces or parcels of
land situate In the borough OF Riverside, In
the county of Burlington and state of New
Jersey, bounded and described as all those
seven contiguous lots or pieces of ground
situate in the township of Chester, county OF
Burlington and state of New Jersey, and
marked on the plan of the town of Progress,
so. 81 and 81, Block so, Samuel Bechtoid's
Fourth Addition, deed dated March %, 1899,
and recorded March 81, 1885, In Book No. 3S7
Of Deeds, page 1853, including the estate and
interest in dover of Mary s.. Brooks, the de-
fendant widow OF Henry Brooks, deceased
in the said premises. and including also the
Edith 8. Brooks, wife of the said complainant,
John W. HI. Brooks. and OF the defendant
Jessie b. Brooks, wife of the defendant George
h. Brooks, and the inchoate right OF curtesy
OF the defendant Charles Harvey husband Of
the defendant Emma Brooks Harvey, and
the tnch0ate right of dover of the defendant
Alice II. Brooks. wife Of the defendant Mar
Brooks. wife OF the defendant Walter W.
Brooks, and of the defendant Vera K
Brooks, wife Of the defendant Lloyd B.
Brooks, together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances to the
said premises belonging, or in any wise APP
pertaining In the presence and under the d.
rection Of
ROBERT H. INGERsOLL,
ELI II. CHANDLER, Sorr. Special Master
Dated June 8, 1915. Prs ad. fee SI870
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Eastman's genuine N. c. Kodak and
Brownie films, all sizes. L. 8. Boyce,
stationer. adv.
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Notice is hereby given that hereafter all
persons exposing or displaying foodstnffs for
SAFE outside their places o. business must
~ protected to prevent conta mutation nv
flies. dust and dirt -
This notice is given in accordance with a
notlce received from the State Board OF
Health under Chapter 23l of the laws of 1908
regulating the ex posture of foodstuffs In this
state. By order of
BOARD OF HEALTH
OF NORTHAMPTON TnwNsu.p
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Mount Holly souvenir post cards, one
cent each. L. s. Boyce, stationer. adv.
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Personal.

William u. Whitman, of Newark, has
been visiting his parents in Mount
Holly.
Mrs. Percy Perinchief and family
leave to-day for their summer home at
Brielle.
Miss Sarah ]. Balm, after visiting re-
latives in Mount Holly, has returned to
her home in Asbury Park.
Hamilton Mann, of the u. s. battle
ship Kansas, now at League Island, is
at his home in Mount Holly on thirty
davs' furlouph,
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Greeting cards for Commencement
and other special occasions. L. s
Boyce, Stationer. adv.
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Boys from the Presbyterian, Baptist
and Methodist Sunday schools competed
in running races, jumping and ball
throwing events at the fair ground, on
Saturday afternoon, for silver cup.
Considerable interest was manifested in
the contests, and many of the lads
showed that they had been training fol
the events. The Presbyterian boys scored
the greatest number of points and were
presented with silver loving cup for one
year. The presentation was made by
Rev. Joseph l.. Surtees in few wei
chosen words, and Robert Semple, Jr.
accepted the cup on behalf of the Pres
byterian boys. The athletic contest i.
expected to be an annual affair. The
total points secured were as follows
Presbyterians, 20; Methodists, 81; Bap
lists, II; Episcopalians, 3.
The prospects for successful agricul
tural contest are very bright, for in thi
years contest there has been consider
able increase in the number of applica
ton blanks received by the secretary O
the Burlington county Y. M. c: A. con
test committee, Robert G. Shoemaker
Last year 152 boys entered the contes
} and signified their intention of compel
} ing in corn, potatoes, chickens, eggs an,
apple packing contest. This years con
test has been increased in the followin,
/ ways: size of booklet increased 129S
: number Of men on committee 159S, an,
J the contest has increased 339S in it
t number of possible entries. The chail
man of thisyear's contest, Walter Kirby
of Columbus, is very well pleased wit
2 the prospects of the contest this year an
= is expecting the boys to have belts
v quality of corn and at the same tim
J. higher yields in the quarter acre.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-06-08

N1tAStAAC IL AAdoCACit 4hCANOuk IL.
Lippincott, Lillian Mintzer, Bertha HI.
Swain, Martie r. Tilton; commercial
course-Almeta Bowen, Harvey E. Eells,
Grace 8. Fryer, Russell Oatman,
Reuben C. Shinn, Marion E. Townsend,
Howard M. West. The baccalaureate
sermon to the graduates was delivered
by Rev. Frank Wilcox at the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday evening.
There is some grumbling over the
automobile law passed by the last legis
lature, but that does not change the fact
that the law is in effect and drivers Of
all kinds of vehicles will do we'll to study
its provisions. The law states that the
word vehicle" includes equestrians, led
horses, and everything on wheels or run
ners except street railway cars and baby
carriages, unless otherwise provided; and
there is a section which tells how fast
trolley cars may run in certain cases
THE News gave synopsis of the law 6
week or two ago, and it may not be GU
of place to call attention to certain por
tions here. Any vehicle that stops alone
the sidewalk must face with the RICH
side of the driver next to the curb, no
shall it stop within ten feet of sid
street or crossing. In coming from on
street to another the driver must keep +
the right side of the street he is comin
from and cross entirely to the other sid
SO that he will be on the right side be
fore he attempts to turn. Attention
directed to this point because, on Decor
alton day, there was a narrow escap
from collision between an auto and
trolley car on account of disregard {
this section. There are very many pre-
visions which drivers will do well t
study as the state department has begu
to send out its agents to look for offend
ers. Atlantic City was given especis
attention on Sunday week and sewers
Hues were imposed.
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TN oRANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

April 20, 1915.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
@~citpllenes slatp snriifcrlanat.

Gin Scrrn 9ionel Mentpp bon 81.
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ldppar5er acknowledgements. Die
9ltmmer bes Mlttos mar 1861 So.
Gas Nl1tonpbil mltroe bon einem
Observation-Disclosures in God SslanO
lelltoeft. Ser Goli5iit nabn1 Bic Ser
folgltng 0es &raftpagens nllf. sus
Ole beioen SllaIien merften, bob lie
pcrfolgt mltroen, lprangen lie aus
Dem Mltto nl1o erariifcn Die Ill1tbt.
ySpater lpl1r0e ell Mann, ser iiber bie
Crescent 9riicfe fam, auf Ger0adts=
arilnoe bon Nali5iit 1ben1plon felt
g%ellolrnlel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
el,tf oer gtcnc set5ptet.
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upn @alfpn oas @cnif.
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Warfs BON 3apenport, Iral1 9. $.
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dlen ll1lfaa Ser Maltter i1 &ernt11iB
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

sbelm Z 8Dntgen : 8las, @erbaro.
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fom1nt mir in Sen Ginu, baB in mcie
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pertricben ipltrbe. 60 Fat bieler &C.
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tenieiten. S6 Iprad bappll cinn1al nit
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Iabenb, baB Sena i'll lei1em Safe
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28

fampft nm iei1e griiten5, fai1npft I'M
Die grrnnaenidaftcn leiner inteleftu@
ellen Siege. ltnb mir ale, Sic nidt Ill,
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reg gaterlanbes tbeilnebmen f6inneil,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
9cn @erlebungcm erle8cn.
Sapio Mealabpn scltcrn Madrmittaa
tint sluci lffr int Mcrep 6uipi=
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9eellfel0 behanoelt.
galo nod, ieincr Ginlieferlng ms
Merep Soipital perIor CT oas @e-
apnbtipill, nno gcltern gSad]mittag ltnl
slpei llhr itarb er, oflle Dos genltBt=
iein 5ltriicferlallat SIT baben. Ser
8erll1aliidte arbeitete I'M lebten SSab=
re als Gorllam1 elmer @altgeielid)aft
in Cincinnati ltno fcbrte Dor melli=
gen 1agen nod bier 5llriif. ST bot
tc beabiidtiat penu1ad1lt nad) Gales
burg 5l1 iiberlieoell1.
gor iiber % Sabrell 51triid i'll 9o=
Delport ge6orcl1, mllroe er IN Ser ct.
Warn's Sdnle mllo oern ct. Mln=
.brole @pIlc1e er5ogelt. geadloem CT
Sic 5dllle u%erlalIen batte, NOR er
mebrere Sahre als Iinefeeper fir Sic
5ri=Gitp Gonitrl1ction Company tba=
tig. Spater arbeitete er nod fir bic
@alih Contraction Company lpie
al1dl fiir sic &eeler Contraction So.
Ser Gcrltorbene miro iiberlebt DON
5lpei griiOern, 9ernaro ltltb Sartes,
Don Davenport, INTO fiillf Sdppeltern,
5Srat Maagie gritt, Irmt Nnnie
Stollep, Irolt 9sellie Garrett, Sri.
&atc 01cll}ohpn1 alle BON Davenport,
ltllo Srall Marp Mltrpl)p bon @idli=
ia, &an.
arrangements fiir Sic @eeroigullg
linO nod llidt ~setroffen mproen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
Ncnc Mitelieocr bcs Gummcreial
Ghlhs.

Slt Der gel tern abeeboltenen ST
bl11g Der 9ircftorenbeborbe bes 9a=
penport Commercial Clubs purben
Die Tplgenoert nellelt Mitglic6er al,i=
%gellpnunen: Senrp @itt bon ser
@arfert Cigar 81, 6. s. Srooers;
81. Mfaitros1 @eidaitsiil6rcr bonn
groaomaD Gaie; lllrid &. Shlr,etcr,
8elddItsfilbrer Der &rosge So, unO
9orrp Nlorris, @eidaftsiiibrer Ser
Seipp greaping So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-28
sdJieklclS fcitgcmpmmcn.

Der in SEQ. 9Os @i11e StraBc moI-
neltoe @ll1ler 2llsoner m1roe bel,te
Worge1 bon 1cteftip 4belun ulb
Noliaiit Saniien atf @eranIaiiul1g
letrter Shpelter, SSralt M0a1ns, sic
nit ibrer 6an1ilic ll1rO ibrer Mlttter
in Der @taae inter 2ll5aOsr's @ob=
l1ltl1g pobl1t, %perbaftet.
Sitsaber NOR ill tull1fenem S3lt=
ltalto beimgefonulel1 ulo fellerte 5luei
SbiiIie aus einenl 3Szfalibriaen &c
nplper IN Die @obultng lciner Sdppe=
tier, otlte sum 8liif ienlano 5lt
trcffe1.