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Ii, repre- catant. de la marina. es
miembro de hi Distinguish familia
italiana que ha proporcionado dos car
denales al consistorio del Papa. u
timamente tenia ell mardo de una flo
tilla de torpederos que ha estado en-
servicio en- ei mar Adriatico.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-17
Give One Evening a Week

What evening do you give?'' one Girl
in a big office asked another. "Fridays.
All the expert stenographers give FRIDAY
evenings. Aren't you going to give an
EVENING""
Friday for mine. III be there sure
next week."
Many OF the girls, busy all dav at ofice
work or teaching. on in any OF \ number
OF different business positions club 10
grti'er and 90 in patches to do work for
the Red Cross, and for several other forms
Of war relief work.
Some ol these put in their evenir gs
knitting. or making clothes for the des-
titnte childrt Il aud women in the dpvas-
tated regions of France, Poland, Belgium.
Others roll ba ,dages. Some are TAX
ing special courses in wIrelt SIS. Some
give two evenings a week.
There is not one among MS all who can
not give one evening Of each week to
helping her country or helping the war
harassed sufferers who are our allies.
The thing 10 do il to conelate your
efforts witt. a group, preferably a group
doing the same sort OF work that YOU do.
This is rel ard efficient patriotism
and women all over this great country
ale lretticing it.
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Sanitary Suggestions

Ihe hot weather makes many places
have unpleasant ndors aud decayinp
matter makes questionable health cnndi-
tious The unpleasantness NAV be re.
moved by applyiug lime, or even fine
dry diit from the yard or street will
answer many purposes.
Since Penns Grove has no sewage svs-
tenn and is not likely to have for many
years. IL Is mp tn every property owner
to make nrovision for the disposal of
sewage. The building of two small air.
tight septic tanks of concrete will answer
every purpose and act the same as a sew.
aga system. This must be kept in mind
ana acted upon in order to keep proper
ties sanitary and personal health good.
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NOTICE

No'ce is hereby given that L /. DUPONT de
NtmouiS " Company. a corpoIatiun created
uiutr me laws of The State OF Delaware, and
unliis BUSINESS AMI having "a resident agent In
the luM nship of Upl er Penns Neck, Salem
County, New Jersey, has presented a petition
y wiring TO he Township Committee OF The
Township oil Upper Penns Neck, Salem Cnnn-
~. New Jersey. for Consent to construct.
maintain and operate two single track SUI face
trimways cross the surface If a public hieh-
way in the said Townshi of Inner Prs
Neck, hereinafter articu arly set forth. and
Tue use oi the same Is Tor the purpose Of Irans-
n0rtlhg cars, empty or loaded with nowdsr nr
other MATERIALS, frnm The propeIt y of the nafi
TONER on one sid of said highway TO prnnertv
OF petitioner on he oil Ell SIDE of SAID lphMav
mat Inc motive power To move said ears is 10
De electric storage battery locomotives. Thar
me paris OF The highway in the Townshin 81
oppef rehnS Neck across and upon which the
'ald traniways slial extend and The eoursas
ana distances Uf said proposed tramWays are
as follows: "0
!. BEGINNING at a stake in the southe,lv
Sue OF me oalrm-Penps Grove Road. said
stake being seven thousand two hund, ed fpn'
rom me forth lace of The pier at the south
thd oil The draw span of the Lower (lnnai
bfldg' thence crossing said road north forty-
one IeSl ees iOfty-nve minutes west sixty feet
70 a sttLe IN tue nOftherly side of said road
tnenct along the side of he load n rth fortv'
eisht ueg,tes hiteen minutes east eight feet To
a stake; thence gain crossing said road sonih
OfIy-ole degrees fOr,y.iive minutes east To y
stake thence along the sOutheIly side Of said
roa9 elsht itet to The place of b ginning. the
salu Runway 10 De DuIlt i'll the centre me of
the above.
z BEGINNING at a stake on the south side
OF The sal lem and Penns Grove Road. s,id
point being TWO thousand seven hundred feet
from me no III face OF the tier az the sonib
end OF the draw span of the Lower CAM
BRIDGE; thence CT ssing The road no th lIty.
one degrees west fill y leeG 10 IA sake i'm lie
hortherly side Of said read thence along tis
sid OF me road north hi, ty-nine degrees east
tlgnt leet 10 IA stake; thence again cross, q
SAID road south fit, lone degrees east flfy ietf
10 d stake in the sOutheriy side of the road
thence along The souiherly side of said rnsd
tIgnt Ieet 10 The place Of beginning, the said
tfahway to be built in the center line of III.
above, +" u
} hat said petition vas filed wi h the CLERK
Oh SAID Township OF Upper Penns Neck on ths
thirteenth day of August. 1917. that such con.
emf u sought for "A period OF fifty years. thar
Salu township OF Upper Penns
Meek WIN consider SAID petition OH The Fourth
uay OF September. 1917, at s O'Clock In The eve.
nillg, az the house Of Edward M. Summerill' in
me Said Township, at which time and Mace -
puphc nearing OF said petition will be given
DAVID W.. WRIGHT
CHAIRMAN OF Township c mmiti,e
M. SUMMERILL, CleIk
Dated August l3. 1917. s.l7-at
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Woodstown

Mr.. and Mis-. Walter Sylvester, daneh.
ter Mildred and Mrs. Lydia Cole attended
the commencement at George school on
Thursday.
Frank P. righe of WoodstOwn was on
Monday made a second lieutenant in the
field artillery section of the officers re-
serve corps.
Miss Cornelia Petit ard Miss Dora
Green, graduates OF the State Normal
School, have secured positions in the
Pedricktown school.
Arthur Lippincott of Woodstown was
hailed before Squire Hibbs at Audubon
on Sunday and fined s. for dri viz an
automobile without a license.
the Ladies' Adult Bible Glass OF the
Methodist Sunday School will hold II
social ut the home of Mrs. Frank Boul-
truhonse OIL Thursday afternoon.
Presbyterian Sunday School held their
Children's Dav services on Sunday nom
ing. Henry =. Ford, of the PRESBYTERIAN
Board OF Publication, made an address.
DIR. and MR.. Lewis %IIornpr, Mr.. aud
Mrs. William b. French and Miss Frances
Moore, entertained a number of friends
at tine Country Club on Friday afternoon.
new Eu warn MtilNail, OI ftafTlSOII-
vile. preached in the Methodist Church.
both morning and evening, in the alb
sence OF the Pastor, Rev. George W.
Yard.
The r d Cross Society has tec!ed q
sign at the entrance OF tile old school
grounds announcing a welcome for all
who will help. They meet on Tuesday
from 9 a. m. TO 5 p. N.
The Alumni Association OF tile High
School held a reception a: the Friends
annex On Wednesday evening to welcome
the graduates OF the Glass of 1917. PAIL
Wilson. President of tile Alumni, did the
honors in an address. A progressive
medley offerd amusement for the evening.
Mr.. f. llitchner, who has been in.
structor IN bacteriology at Pennsylvania
State College for the past two years, hav-
ing been rendered the position as head
professor OF the soil department ut s.,
Laurence University, Canton, New York.
has accepted and will enter upon Ii s
duties ia September.
DIR. Joseph E. Jaquette, in tile dental
practice at WoOdstown Tor iortv-fve yesls
d ed on Wednesday, Aug. /, 1917, aged
seventy-six years. Funeral services were
held on Friday, 3id inst, intermant Al
Lawnside cemetery. lie is survived by
q widow, one son. DIR. William Jaqnette.
OF Philadelphia. and two daughters; the
Misses Glare aud Helen J qnette.
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WANTED
Bids for Transportation

The Board OF Education of Upper Penns
Neck Township. Sa'em County. n. j.. will re-
eeive bids FOR the transportation of pupils as
follows:
Route / b+ginS ar The end of The stone road,
thencetQ Wesley RaiEe's corner, TO George
town corner, thence TO school house and Ie-
tn A..
Route 2 begins at Homer Wright's corner.
to Wright's school house, thence to school
house.
Route 3 hegirs at Finer Dubois's corner,
past Wiley school, thence to Auburn and re-
turn.
Also bids will he received to transport High
school scholars to Pehns Grove from River
view school and return.
The hoaId reserves tie right TO reject any
and all bids.
All bids mnst lie IN possession of the clerk
by August 9th, at 4 p. M.
BY order of the Board of Education of Upper
PehnS Neck Township.
JOHN b LAYTON Clerk.
Address. Penns Grove. Nj. s II 2t
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Won Sixteen Straight

Penms Grove base hall team continues
to win over every club they meet. Last
Saturday Monmouth OF Gloucester came
to PENIS Grove aud ooh home u nought,
record for playing They had strength
ed their team recently with II Of the
semi-professional Camden City clubs
hest men, but it did not avail them in the
struggle.
Both teams played well in the field and
there was Int one error, Consequently
neither pitcher had any complaint be-
cause of support. Featherer. who held the
mound for Penns Grove, allowed the WIS.,
itors but two hits, while Penns Grove
secured but five hits off Barnard.
II was ore of the tightest aud hardest
fought games Of the season and was wit.
messed by II big crowd.
ina-nns
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New Ships Sailing

Three of the new standard wooden
ships went down the Delaware river on
Tuesday ladened low in the water with
food stuff. A gun was mounted on
each and ready for a submarine.
The first scare over the declaration tf
war and the submarine is passing since
thousands Of American troops have land
ed IN France. More ships are moving
down the Delaware river than for some
months.
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Notice TO Creditors
Salem County surrogale's ONCE.

Estate OF Charles w. Sparks deceased
Pursuant to the order of Loren p. Plummer
Surrogate OF the County of Salem. made on
The twentieth day OF June, 1917, on he appli-
the estate of Charles w. Sraiks. deceased. nu-
ice is hereby given 10 the creditors nf said
deceased. la exhibit to The sI scrIber, aumiii-
istratOr as aforesaid. their debts aud demands
against the said estate, under oath or aHirma
tion within nine months Of he date OF the a!ore.
Safd order. or they viii be forever barred OF
thelr actions therefor, against the said sub
scriber.
COOPER SPARKS.
Administrator.
Dated Salem, n. j., June 2dth, 1917. 6 - vt
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Colored Powder Boys Beaten

The Rosedale team OF colored men came
over from Wilmington on Saturday and
played the colored team at Carney Point,
defeating them by Il score of 6 to ..
Rosedale scored three runs before the
Carneyites crossed the plate and this lead
proved too much for them. Johnson, the
crack iulielder of lIosedale, had three safe
hits, a single, double and triple. Moore
OF the locals also starred at the bat.
The Lineup:
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Notice to Creditors
Sllem County S%urrogate's Office
Estate of David Sheets, deceased

Pursuant to the order OF Loren J.. Plummer,
Surrogate Of the County of Salem, made on
the eighth day OF August, 1917. on the appl /.
cation "f Hollis f. AshcrafI, Admin sJrator OF
he estate of David Sheets. decreased. hotice rs
hereby given to the credi' Ors of said deceased
to exhibit to the subscriber, administrator as
Aforesaid, then debts aud demands again>t
the said estate under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from The date OF tn afoie-
said order, or they will be forever BAR d of
their actions lther for. against the said sub
scriber. HOLLIS h. A>HCRAFT,
Administrators.
Dated Sa lem, NJ j.. Aug s 1917. s II st
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State Troops Short

On August 18th, 1920 were needed to
fill the regiments of New Jerseys State
troops. The Third Regiment, CT which
Salem comfy boys are a part, needs 500
men. They will soon go to Camp Nc
Gle Ian, at Admission, Alabama, to he
drilled and hardened for service in En-.
hone.
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Reptiles

The poisonous reptiles who slip into
a friendly country to steal Government
secrets in times of peace, facing deport-
atinn or triiing Jail sentences, ut the
wo,st, are ton low Tor permissible charac-
terizntion. 1t is a business with them;
they are in it for money, and no nan
WHO serves even his own conntry's cause
in that way is in any sense a patriot
he's a tool and always q sel.-scilcd one.
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Notice To Creditors
Salem County sulrogale's Office

ESTATE OF III 7, ldD. d ceased
Pursuant To The order Of Loren +. Plummer
surrogate OF the county OF Salem, made on the
fourteenth DAY Of August. 1917, on the appli-
cation OF Hollis +. Ashcraft, administrators
. t.r est iru VI = mmiltu hi i;a,n. .rcras-
cd, mol zee Is helcbi gwen 10 ilv credit, III
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit To the subs, I. bt r,
Administrator as aforesaid, their debts and
demands against The said estate. under oath
- ali mai on within mn" runIh. ntm rhr
date oil The aforesaid Uiur: ur tn,S MIh be
lJIevtf barI. Il Of Their actions thet eIol.
.sainst the said subscriber.
HOLLIS f. ASHCRAfT,
A iaiSt"atnr.
Dated Salem n j, Aug. II, lsl7. II Ct
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MRS. HAZLE f. KING
NURSE

NURSE
Office H"nrs-9tO Il a, M, 2 to / p. m.
Residence-32 West Maple ST, Penns Grove.
s1l GIN Phone III
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The PENIS Grove RECORD is for sale at
News Store, foot OF Main Street,
Grove; at Brandriff's News Store.
opposite Carney Point Post Office. If.
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For Sale

For Sale
Two barber chairs and II washstand. john
j. Mingt n, AZ ally ave founs GIOVe. 5 IL u
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For. Rent
E'Or Rent
Room
cor Rent


furnished OF III furnished rooms, reason
Ible. private family. Address &c" Record
Ithce. s 10 2L
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NO. l..
josef Schaffrau, Carney's
Point.
Clarence G. May, 46 Hub
bell Ave, Salem.
Frank Emory Morris, 80
Broadway, Carney's PIT.
Sanford Z. Clemens, w.
Main ST., Pennsgrove.
William l.. Anderson, 2S7
Elm St, Salem.
John Fahrner, Z Acton Ave.
Salem.
Clarence w. Shellhaner, ia
Harmony ST.. Z. G..
George V. Finnegan, Camp
>. Carney's Point.
Charles Spare, 81 S. Broad
St, p. G.
Smith ]. Peachey, Salem,
r. ID. Milton Efwell) }.
Thomas ]. Rooney, Plant 2,
Carney's Point.
Raymond Owen, Fenwick
Inn, Salem.
Frank j. Biddle, 80 Har-
mony ST., P. G.
Clifford W. Morris, 367
Magnolia ST., Salem.
William A. Laleker, 46 w.
Harmony St, 2. G.
George T. Sturgess, Salem,
X. u. (Mannington).
Harold f. Wood, Penns-
grove Upper Shore).
David II. Moore, 95 Har-
mony St. p. G.
Louis /. Clark, 1870 Ash st.
Carney's PIT.
Frank Lutz. 80 W. Har-
mony St, z. G..
Leo Francis LAWYER, Camp
/. Carney's PIT.
Giovanni D~iGandomenico,
Harmony ST., Z. &.
Thomas Ashby Jones, of
Sharptown. n. j.
John Vesey. Penns-
grove. z. ID.
George Leon Ziesel, FOG
Boar'I ST, Elmer
Arthur d. Austin, AZ Z.eg-
er Tract, z. e..
Longacre. Morris x
SITS, p. G.
Leon Petit, 30 s.
St, 2. G..
John o. Stuart, al G.. St,
Carney's Point.
James Flemming, 38S
St. Salem.
leonard d. Jones, Harmony
st.. Pennsgroye.
S. Ayars, Hancock
Cornelius J. Ward, River
ide Clug. P. G.
Harold Sheppard, Carney's
Point.
Giuseppe francesca, Har-
mony St. Pennsgrove.
Arambarri, Camp 2,
.arney'S Point.
ri Pietro Vincenzo, 30 Mill
St. Fennsgrove.
Alvin Headley, Quinton.
Harry Norman Myers,
Pennsville.
Sol elnSteln, 2S4 Glbbon
St. Salem.
Hadley, % Second
St. Salem.
Henry Pitts. Penns-
grove (R. +. Willis.
George homaS Hannum.
Elmer, r. ID. (M. WILSON,
Clarence Sanderlin, Salem,
r.. ID. /.
Lyman Rubin, 80 Fifth St.,
Salem.
Lawrence A. Jepsen, Penns-
grove, r. D.
Levi Zane, 81 Magnolia st.
Carney's PIT.
Rejected.
Jay Townsend Wilson.
Pennsgrove.
Michael A. Burr, 6S Mag
nolia ST., Car. PIT.
Alphonsa Pumpillio, POI
Walnut St, Pennsgrove.
Joseph NJ. MacEntee, q
Bay St, Pennsgrove.
Walter w. Gregg. 1853 Riv-
er Front, p. G.
Oscar Arthur Cuff, Salem
(Quinton Twp
Frank NJ. Flemming, 21(
Smith St. Salem.
Wifliam NJ. Fleming, 1107
Adams ST., Car. PIT.
William c. Eckeft, 6S Rail,
road Ae.. z. G..
David j. Ahearn, 1881 Jack.
son St, Car. Pt.
Samuel Kahn. Woodstown
William A. Dickerson, &C
Hancock ST., Salem.
Charles Mozenter, Monroe
vile.
John Wesley Darnell
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A o"y ~ giri about Ii Oh Is years of age or
runner. renn'N Grove Nattnt Hunk. 81 It
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ForSaI,

For Sale
Fenn Kury d uble heating stow, roll top
Itsk, kitchen cabinet, >Iun CASE. No y Rail-
road Ave. IL Jt
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Lost
For Sale

For Sale
onr-horse wagon and two-seated surry. 81
Ian IIng AVenue. . II IL
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Position W .ntcd
b d Lu,.y gir,. aged 10. PcdlchIown n
, Blk So 8-I7
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Cent a. Word Column

Advertisements inserted under this head
for one cent a toOrd, first insertion; and
ORe-hdIt cent per 'cOrd each subsequent
insertion. No advertisement taken for
less than zoe for first insertion, and Zoe
for each subsequent insertion.
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Monm'th, 0 O 90
=. Grove, 0 0 0 0 0 0 . OIL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-08-25

to buy articles, bags. mouth organs.
envelopes and paper, safety razors,
extra soap, spoons and knives.
Some will want to have a personal
part in tying up the packages.
Children will be asked to help with
the package making
The gifts will be bought from con-
tributions especially given for the
Christmas greeting. The Red Cross
War Fund will not be used for this
purpose.
Last year the American Red Cross
sent presents of various kinds to the
men on the Mexican border, and the
marines at Haiti and San Domingo.
The articles were suggested by Gen.
eral Pershing on the request Of the
Red Cross officials.
Commenting on the Red Cross
Christmas gifts to the soldiers, he
said, these things bring the SOL
der to remember that the people at
home are behind him. You do not
know how much that is going to
mean to us who are abroad. You
do not know how much that means
to any soldier who is over here car
rying the flag for his country"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-08-25
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Little Miss Dorothy Moifett, Of
Hattiesburg, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. G. W. Champlain.
Mrs. H. N. Chatellie- and NJ s.
Alta Buckley left Saturday for Mad
isonville to visit relatives.
Miss Sallye HALEY is back from {;
visit to friends in Columbia, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Henson. of Flo
renvil.e, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Varnado.
Messrs. Clarence Domergue ..ll
Claude Schneider motoreG 20 Biloxi
last Saturday and returned Thursd4.
They report having a delightful trip
There will be a supnor SatuTda'
night at Redmen's Hall for the bcne-
fit Of the new Catholic Church. All
are invited to come and help good
cause.
Mrs. Albert Salmen, Mrs. i. Fl t.
chic, Mrs. L. T. Miles, Misses Killer
lee, Lois Nj les, Eva and Cora Hart
ley. are spending the week a. Sal
mems Camp on Lake Ponchartrain
Messrs. Albert Salmen. Albert and
Homer Fritchie and John Sebastian
join them every evening, going down
in boat.
Miss Sibyl Nehls left Monday for
Birmingham, Ala, to visit ler sister,
Mrs. Archie Smith.