The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-11-19
N55THzSS Locally eeaEEY


Serve others and others will serve
you gladly.
Little tricks fool little people for a
little while.
Most of us know better but few Of
us do better.
Pictures speak all languages and
talk to all ages.
Say it with popcorn to your city
cousins this Christmas.
A pair of rubbers apiece is health
insurance for the whole family.
when a Teller needs a friend" it's
the wise mother who's ON hand to be
that friend.
Either castor or meats foot oil well
rubbed in adds life to leather furni.
ture covers
Cocoa is the ignition spark that
starts the school child going these
cold mornings.
Ii a man expects to have enough
money to pay his bills, he must take
the risk of appearing stingy now and
then.
The congregation of Central Church,
Linwood, have extended a unanimous
invitation to their pastor, Rev. w. Fl.
Libe, to return for the third year.
The L~allegro Club that
this Saturday, Nov. 10, between 2 and
5 p. m, they will hold a sale of home
made cakes at Crawford's drug store.
1t was a college professors wife
who clipped bits of poetry and tackled
them III over the sink to help her
through the monotony of dish wash
ing and potato pairing. But why
couldn't a farmers wife do it, too?
AS soon as mothers have learned to
hitch the surplus energy of their
young sons to the handles of egg
beaters. dish mops and washing ma
chimes, the bad boy problem in that
neighborhood will be greatly simpli-
fed.
All is not liver trouble that causes
%backaches. Before you invest any
money in patent medicines, see il
friend husband can't raise your kitch.
en- stove, table and sink within hail,
ing distance of your hands When o
stand erect.
Many a man who claims to be con-
sistent warns the cruel for his calves
in the barn, while his children are
devouring cold sandwiches in the
school house. You'll have teacher
with you, il you wan to start a hot
school lunch.
The Board of Freeholders al theils
Munro, superintendent of the Aims
house and Asylum, a two months
leave of absence to r%ecuperate after a
critical illness. In his absence Leon
Conover will have charge of these
institutions.
Quite a furore was caused in Som
ers Point because the principal of the
school, Prof. Hover T. Marsteller,
failed to have the school closed on
Armistice Day. The Mayor and other
leading citizens plead with him 10
close, but he argued that his employ
ers, the Board of Education. had not
given him authority to do SO.
The women's Republican Club met
at the Republican Club Headquarters
on Monday evening. After a very in
teresting address by the President,
Mrs. Amy Penhallow, a report was
given of the Chelsea dinner by Mrs.
Japhet Price, also an illustrated talk
by Miss Wick. The club meets the
ottolld hOihb VI XIV wv "
p. M, at Republican headquarters.
All holders of season tickets for the
Lyceum Course being given under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of
Wesley Church should bear in mind
/ that the second attraction, "The Ply
mouth Male Quartet" will be here on
November 30th. Season tickets for
the remaining four attractions may
now be had for $3.50 for adults and
75c for children. 1t is worth double;
get your tickets now
Jackson e. Kreutz sold this week
!; for Harry w. Helfrich his residence
, property at AZ S. Main street to Jul
, ian A. Flute. This is a very desira-
BILE property, with a large Main street
> frontage, and has been the home OF
) the Helfrich family for many years.
. Mr.. Helfrich will begin Immediately
) the erection of a new home on his lot
/, adjoining Raymond P. ThompsoD's
I residence on Verona avenue.
} Benjamin Franklin gave this advice
| to a young man: Keep an exact ac-
count for some time, both OF your ex-
penses and your income. If you take
g the pains at first to mention particu-
: lars, it will have this good effect; you
Y will discover how wonderfully small
= tri1ing expenses mount up to large
sums, and will discern what might
have been and may for the future be
saved without occasioning any great
inconvenience"
The Loyal Temperance Legion. I'M
e der the auspices of the w. c. I. u
y will reopen in the w. c. T. U. Hall
on Main street, on Tuesday afternoon,
e Nov. %, at 3.45 o'clock, under the di-
rection of Mrs. John Zecher, who was
appointed by the Union. We will be
t pleased to have mothers and public
n school teachers to cooperate and
G help to remind the boys and girls of
the time. Every Tuesday afternoon,
C 3.45 o'clock. All boys and girls well
come.