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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
Marriage Licenses

Twenty couples wcre issued mar.
risge lc ns,s by County Clerk
Phipps during The past moo'b, as
70 loE,:
Lehman Dixon aud Mss Essie
Sutton both Of Pocsh'n as
ALVIN l. SklmahOrn and Miss
Rose Z Draby both Of Pocah0ntas.
Henry N Zosso of Running Lake
and Miss Mary Spsrber Of DeBow,
John Baker aud Miss Della Young
both of Poe Ihontas.
Walter Poteet of Blodgelt, Mo ,
and Miss JAMIE Glover of Maynard. {.
$ A Harmon and Miss Helen
Mckinley both of Noland.
Cola Jackson aud Miss Malissa
Bellah both Of HsmIl.
Burk Camp and Miss Lula Pen
dergrass both OF Pocahontas.
Prospro Killburn and Miss Iva
Jones both of Elnora
John II Glover ard Miss IJla
Threlke'd both Of Maynard.
Clarence Bailey and Miss Tola
King both of Ravenden Springs
Chas. Il Hill and Miss Ruth
Johnston both of Blggefs.
Dolphie Kellett and Miss Iva
Reed both Of Ravenden Springs,
Herbert l. Bennett aud Miss
Florense Flannery both of Poca'
hOntas Ri
BE WaddeIl Of Hamll and Miss
Tola Mcllroy Of Elevenpoint.
Willie Coats and Mps PesrlC
Camp both Of Walnut Ridge
Thomas g Redwino and Mis-,
Birdie Baldrldge both Of Reyno
Cordie Harper Of Datto and Miss
Carrie Alexander Of Reyuo
Mack Baker OF Gatesooi, Mo ,
and Ms Nv Snodpra,s of Biggers.
Riley March Of Biggers aad Mlss
Ethel Smith Of Reyno.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
Sale OF Real Estate

Notice is given hereby that 10y vir
tue ofa deed Of trust issued to me as
trustee by f. r. Barkley and Kate
Barkley to secure certain indebted
ness, all past due and unpaid, l will
offer WI Sws NEl and NwI NEl Sec
30 Twp 2l Range Two East 80 acres,
Randolph county, Arkansas, at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash at
Courthouse door Pocahontas, AR.
kansas, within legal hours on March
10th, 1923. J. J. Lewis,
28-2t Trus. ee.
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Box Supper

A box supper will be given at
Cedar Ridge school house on Satur-
day light, Feb. l0lh, the pre- cseds
to be used IN paving for a library
recently purchased for the use of he
school Ever, body invited to come
Admission free. A cake will be
sold for the prelliest glri and box
OF candy Tor the bomsliest man
This supper Will follow tie play TO
be given at tins place on that date
Alma Tyler, Teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks TO our friends who so kindly
gave Of their sympathy and assist.
ance during our recent bereavement.
Ii ia our earnest hope that, If dark
ne's sheuld ever enter your bomes,
we may have the opportunity ef re-
turning your kindnesses.
Harry spsrkman,
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. f. shannon,
Mr.. and Mrs II l. SpaFkm IN.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

Second hand cars at Riggs q
Jones. For sale cheap. Hurry
aud get'yours. Ia If.
II your head IS Dizzy on stooping
or raising suddenly and everything
turns black before the eyes, you
have a torpid liver. Take Herbine.
It's powerful liver regulator.
Price 60o. Sold by Palace Drug
Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

For Sale-7 head thoroughbred
spotted Poland China hogs, one year
old gilt. due TO fsrrow m March,
and SIX three months old shoats, 8
males and three females Cheap for
cash. Pigs at tlO each. }. A.
Blackshear, Pocahontas, r !. 26 3
Liquid Borozope Is an efficient
belling remedv for human or AM
NAL fl ssh. IL mends a severe wound
sore, cut or scratch IN the shortest
possIble time. Price 30c, 6Uc aud
81 20 Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Siyltly used Ford cars Electric
slaiter, lights, e'c From 1925 up
See Riggs g. Jones. IA Is.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

II you want to buy or sell real es
tate, write sc. DoweIl, Walnut
Ridge, Ark. AIso agent for Iron
Mountain X X. lands. G.52t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

Through adoption OF a House con-
current resolution, introduced by Rep
resentative Rutherford OF Independ.
ence county, the House made its
first forward move Tuesday morning
toward ironing out general road leg
islation which will be satisfactory to
the two branches OF the general as
sembly, and to the people OF the
state. The resolution provided that
joint committee OF the two branch
es bo appointed by the speaker and
president of the Senate to draft road
legislation. The resolution after a
heated debate, passed by a vote Of
60 to 10.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

10 acres coed land, fruit, berries,
7 room house, bordering city nmits
we'll worth $4,000 Don't get left.
+ J Ballz - IT,.
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HAY FOR SALE

have 1900 bales of pea and crab
grass hsy for sale at $40 per ton.
John X. Kizer, Poclbonlas. 25 If
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

A joint steering committee" to .bs
composed OF three senators and
four representatives was authorized
as the result OF senate concurrent
resolution presented by Senator Du
Laney and McElhanon. The resolu
tion authorizes the appointment o.
the committee by the presiding Of
flcer of each house, and the com
mittee's duty will be to confer witt
the governor and heads of depart
ments relative to important pending
legislation with a view to obtaining
first hand information OF state needs
and expediting legislation by elimi
mating the necessity of debate on the
floor
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

Champions OF the measure were
led by Mr.. Belote, who argued that
the death rate is so great that in a
few years none OF the veterans
would be left. Mr.. McKennon said
the pensions never will be a burden
and that the enactment of such a
law will be a gracious act Mr.. Burn.
side said that II it was necessary to
increase the tax, he would be in fav-
or, and that he did not care IL pen
sion were given to a Confederate vet
eran worth million dollars; II
would be as little as the state could
do to show its appreciation.
Those who voted for the bill were
Arnold, Belote, Blackwell Chalmers,
Crockett, Denison, Hurley, Hutton,
Mccullough, McKennon, Mckinney
Parker, Parks, Plunkett, Walker and
Ward.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

To Cure / Cold Ia One Day
f.hs LAXATIVE BROMO ouTNINE dsb,sts). Il
sscps tks Ceg6h ga Heedsshs end works on The
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

After voting down an amendment
TO exempt bauxite by roll call bal
lot OF 20 to 1. the Senate passed
Pres. Jake Wilson's bill for sever
anoe tax by unanimous vote, 33 sen
ators voting.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09

A resolution by Miss Chambers o;
Pulaski. providing for an investiga-
dion of the Arkansas Medical College
in Little Rock, also was adopted
The speaker named on the commit
tee authorized to conduct the inves-
tigatlon Representatives Hardy, Ray
and Kitley, the three physician mem.
bers of the House.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
BANDITS FLEE IN
CAR-TRUCk CRASH
Stolen Auto Is Recovered
After Accident.

An automobile belonging to Francis
Gordon. 20 Riley Ave. and stolen
Monday, was found in the 500 block
on Indiana Ave. after police emer-
gency squad chased two colored men
who were riding in it.
Roland Reeder, 2401 N. Cornell
Ave, told the police he was backing
a truck out Of a garage on to Twenty
Fourth st. when a car crashed into
his truck.
The occupants refused to give their
names. Reeder looked at the title and
questioned them If their name was
Gordon.
81 drive for Gordon" one said.
Reeder called the police. A search To-
Gated the car but not the men.
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WITH QUOTA EXCEEDED
RELIEF GIFTS CONTINUE

Linen Supply Company. $40; Henry c. and
Glenora Baaee. SIS; Frank A Kiefer. $40;
Mr.; and Mrs. j. X. Mfligan, st. LOUIS. Mo-.
SO: Oscar G.. Griffith, So; Kiger & Co.. by
Earl W. Kiger. so
Indiana Auto Parts and Tire Company,
SO; James NJ. feathers, So; Edith Stuart,
s.: Krehay Construction Company, SO; Roy
Feastis. Weetfeld Ind, So; T. K. Lewis. 50 ;
Mrs. J. T. McNary. SO; Walters & Worth,
s.: Koehler & Coughlin, $50; Joe Pollman.
Shelhyvtle, Ind. $50; T. B. McMath, 50;
Lizzie L. Goeppinger, SO; j. H. Hellekson.
50; Joseph r. Harmon, Jasonyille, Ind, $40;
Central Bowlin League, c. Liebtag. secretary.
S25: Frank Newcomer. SO; ]. Tacoma &
Sons. S25; Mrs. Perry Arnold. S. Mrs. VIII
liam W. Winslow. SO; Mrs. r. Y. Fleig, 50 ;
Amanda A. Anderson, $40; Mrs. H. D.
Fearis. Hsgerstown, Ind. So; Ella L Ham
mond So; Alkaline II. Barnett. So; H T.
Brown. SO; Kothe. Wells. Bauer Company.
$50; Karl S. De Moss, 50; Trinity Congrega-
tional Church. by w. 6. Proctor. pastor, So.
Miss Luetta Holtz. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Boesinger. So: William J. Schneider, 81 !;
Billy Bromle, 50 so: Rex P. Young. So; Mr..
and Mrs E. c. Whitaker. Paragon Ind. $40:
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Schaefer, $25; Margaret
A. Prewitt Gosport, Ind, So; Mr.. and Mrs.
H c. futile, S25; Frank Sourbier, Jr., 81 {:
Pleasant View Lutheran Sunday School,
Everett whitehead. treasurer. SIS; Charline
CrabiI 50; Sallie W. Barbour, So; Mrs. o.
car Byrn, Montgomery, Ind. So; Mr.. and
Mrs. W R. Miller. So; James H. White,
81; Mrs. NJ J. Sadler, So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14
Rifle Taken by Burglars

r. F. MCKINLEY. r. R. Box 4S NJ.
reported to the police today that his
house was entered Thursday and a
rife, an auto tire and tube taken. The
loss Is $45.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-14

hands of a group of local business
men Thursday.
The camp brought $4,000 at the
| sale.
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Camp Logan Sold
By United Nescs

HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 14.-Camp
Logan, erected at a cost Of 100000
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16
STOCK. MACHINERY AND
IMPLEMENTS
IL HEAD HORSES AND MULES

II Head. Nos. 1 and 2 are a pair of
bays, Belle and Dandy, by King Wedge,
will weigh 2400 pounds and VIII work
in all harness. Nos. 3 and are King
and Billy, Z and s years old, bay IN
color, will weigh about POO pounds,
sound and right, an exceptionally de-
sirable team. Nos. 5 and 8 are a brown
and bay, 5 and 6 years old; this is a
very fine team; cannot be hooked
wrong: will weigh 1900 pounds. Nos.
and s, a pair of mules, viii weigh
5000 pounds; a very good team. Nos;
. and 10, a pair of brown mules, will
weigh 27000 pounds, 9 and 10 years old,
sound and right in all harness. No. IL,
Joe, mule. II years old and an eXcep-
tionally good mule. Very seldom do
you have a chance to bid on teams like
6 HEAD HOGS
6 large brood SOWS, Poland China and
Berkshire. will farrow around time of
sale. l large seed hog, II nice shoats,
40 laying hens.
noua MACHINERY . ,oau,
wagons, 3.inch on tread; wooden axle
wagon, 3 inch on tread; all these
wagons in good condition. l heavy
milk wagon with buggy top, good sur
rey. just Ion up, Germantown jump
seat carriage, just done up, l cut-under
carriage, a good one; l market wagon.
pony cart. spindle buggy, side bar
buggy. These wagons are all in good
Green. ? truck racks. ? sets of hay
s~heIvings, Titan 1920 tractor. l RAJ
cine threshing machine with wind
stacker. 24-inch cylinder, all in first
class condition, good international en-
silage cutter with blower and pipe,
circular saw. corn shelter, John Deere
corn planter, Thomas grain drill. a
good me-: 2 Aspinwall potato planters,
Hoover engine potato digger. new, and
a dandy; Iron Age potato sprayer. sin
gle nozzle: l 3-nOZzle Iron Age potato
sprayer Mccormick and Deering NOW
ing machines. new international side
delivery rake, DeerinS hay tedder,
nearly new; new Ideal manure spreader,
hay rake, > three-hOrse John Deere
riding plows, three-horse Case riding
pillow, 2 Syracuse walking plows, 2 one
horse plows. double disc harrow, 2
three-horse disc harrows, t~wo-horse
weeder with seat attachment, spring
tooth harrow, 2 smoothing harrOwS.
field roller, stevens lime drill, 5 Inter
national riding cultivators. 2 Oliver
riding cultiVatorS, all in good order; D
gang ploWs. 10 walking c~ultivators. 4
diamond tooth harrows. stub cutter, 2
markers. , potato ridgers, .Srindstone.
~veners trace and tongue chains of
various kinds. II horse power high
pressure steam boiler, all in good shape;
Ger for washing milk cans. large Star
milk cooler. 100 feet G-inch canvas
drive belt, 100 feet G-inch canvas drive
belt, corn coyerer. field scoop. 3 sets of
wagon springs. clipping machine.
s%hevels, forks, rakes and hoes of vari-
Gus kinds.
HARNESS
6 sets of half chain harness. . sets of
carriage harness. a great array of COL
lars, lines and brides. 30 COW blankets
for show purposes. 10 COW halters for
show purposes. Large variety of
Household Goods. consisting of kitchen
utensils of various kinds.
Conditions made known on day of
sale, Sale to commence at II o'clock
sharp.
CHARLES II. HIRES.
Wyatt NJ. Fowser. Auctioneer.
r. Il. Griscom. Clerk. 2-9-2t
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Tn Chancery of New jersey

To Rosal Pepperess and Jennie Pep
percss, his wife, Pasquale Ciconti and
Vittoria Ciconti, his wife.
BY virtue of an order of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the
dav of the late hereof, in a cause
wherein Peoples Bank of Penns Grove
is complainant. and you and others are
defendants. you are required to appear.
plead. answer or demur to the bill Of
said complaint on or before the
Seventeenth day of March, 1928. or the
said bill of complaint will be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill is to foreclose a mort
gaze given by Rosal Pcppress and
wife. and Antonio Peppress to Isadore
Ostrach. dated July "a, 1919, on lands
in the Borough of Penns Grove. Salem
County. New JERSEY, and you. Rosal Pep
press and Pasquale Ciconti are made de
PENDANTS because you own the said lane
or some part thereof, and you Jennie
PeDpress and Vittoria Ciconti are made
defendants because you have an incho'
ate right of dover in said lands oil
some part thereof.
Dated II 16. 1923.
DANIEL V. SUMMERILL. Jr"
Solicitor
1-26-4t Penns Grove, New Jersey.
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Bethel Methodist Protestant Church

Rev. FRANCIS 4. Smith. Pastor.
Morning service at 1890. Subject,
"A Valley of Dry Bones" Text, Elk.
37-S.
Bible School, 2.3O P. NJ. Christian
Endeavor meeting $50. Topic, $50, 600
for Improving Our COMMUNICATION
Should We Spend 1t? Gen. 40.
Sunday evening, 7.3O. Subject, The
Battle Between Good and Evil" Text,
l Samuel, 1850.
Wednesday. at 400 p. NJ. Junior En-
deavor meeting. Wednesday evening,
prayer meeting, at 7.3O.
Friday evening, Glass meeting, at
$50. Brother Fred Coney, leader.
Everybody welcome.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1922

between the hours of IL and 5 o'clock,
to wit, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, in front of the Sheriff's office,
in the City of Salem, County of Salem.
and State of New Jersey, all the fol-
lowing described real estate, that is
to say:
All those certain lots, tracts or par
cells of land and premises hereinafter
particularly described. situate in the
Borough of Penns Grove, in the County
of Salem. and State of New Jersey.
known as lots Nos. I and s, in Block
3, on map or plan. designated
Addition to Penns Grove, N. j. survey
ed and mapped by STURGEON, c. E.,
July 18th, 1915, revised by Jos. r.
Moreland, c. E., November 4. 1915, and
duly filed in the office of the Clerk
of Salem County November 10, 1915.
There is also hereby conveyed all of
the right, title and interest of the
party of the first part in the streets
and alleys bounding on said lots to the
middle of said streets and alleys, SUBJ
ject to the rights of adjoining lot own
ers to use said streets and alleys for
passage.
Approximate amount of decree to be-
satisfied is S965.11.
Seized as the property of James
Spottore. ct. ais, defendants, and taken
in execution at the suit of Pasquale
Teti, complainant, and to be sold by
A. X. BRANDRIFF, Sheriff.
a. HuntleY Beckett, Sol'r.
Dated January 22nd, 1923. 1-26-4t
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Emmanuel NJ. Z. Church
2ev. Francis E. Purcell. Pastor

Rev. FranC1s z. PurCeIl, Pastor
Divine service at 1890 \. NJ. Singing
by both choirs. Pastor will preach on
I'm All These Things We Are More
Then Conquerors."
Sunday school at noon. Glasses for
every one.
Popular song service at 7.30 p. NJ.
Pastor will preach.
Junior League, Wednesday, 4 p. NJ.
Mid-week service, Wednesday. 7.50
Z. NJ.
You will receive a cordial welcome at
all these services.
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Notice of Settlement of Account

Notice is hereby given. that the &C
IF the estate of Vitringa \. Jaquett,
late of Penns Grove. Salem County,
\. J.. deceased; will be audited and
- calarn and reported for settlement
70 the Orphans Court of the said County
Of salem, on Thursday, the eighth day
Of March. 1923. at which time appllca.
ZION will be made for or
nated salem, y. ], 81, A. d
1923. o,r,,,,rpuJ 1r
. . - Administrator.
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How Mnch in Dollars?

Mrs. Breathle>s-Why don't you con,
suit the great English specialist Doc
tor Starver: He claims mat his pa
tents have lost ten pounds Il week I'm.
der his treatment.
Mrs. Woodby-Slimmer-That was
when he was practiciug in England.
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Grade 3B
Anna Locuson Teachcr

Those present every school day
during January We're Ida ~Ficcadenti.
Rose Gorace, Thelma Knowles, Sylvia
Mengucci, Lena Markus, Josephine
Parome, Dorothy Richardson, Dorothy
Sparks, Gilda Train, Carolyn Ward,
Maria Norton, Frank Doney, Chas.
English, Monroe Edwards, George
Fisher, Gennaro Ferrelle, Alex. Haw-
kins, VIM. Link, Harry Martell,
Quievino Scioli, Billy Stradley, James
Smith, Arcongeio Train, Emanuel
Weiss and Joseph Sine.
Those having perfect spelling les
sons during January were Arcongelo
Train, and Antonio Andrew. Emanuel
Weiss ranked first in Arithmetic, hav-
ing an average of 80 for the month
work, and Carolyn Ward first in lang
uage, her average being 95.
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CHURCH NEWS
St. Paul's NJ. E. Church
Rev. steadman Applegate. Pastor

Rev. AppIegate, Pastor
The thirty-eishth anniversary of st.
Paul's NJ. e. Church will be celebrated
on February 22d. Rev. George t. Har-
ris, of Millville, will preach at 1890 A.
VI Rev. Charles l.. Fitzgeorge, of Col
lingsvood. will preach at 2S0 p. NJ,
and Rev. C V. d. Conover, of Bethany
NJ. r. Church. Camden, will preach at
100 p. NJ. The Ladies' Auxiliary will
serve Dime and supper lat day.
Rev. Steadman Apologize will deliver
illustrated lectures on other lands and
other peoples and their customs. The
first will be Friday night at 1870
o'clock, the subject of which will be
China and Her People
The committee of the County Sunday
School Association met on Tuesday night
to plan for the convention, which will
be held at st. Paul's NJ. E. Church in
March,
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

Model 90 Overland car, electric LIGHTS
and starter; good tires all around. This
is a very quiet and nice running al
This car can be bought for about your
own price. Come look and ride in it
and make your own offer. Terms if de-
p. r. HATES, Near Covered Bridge
Phone 326-J 2-9-2t Saleil' M j.
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Shiloh Baptist Church

Wills street.
Rev. Hosea Pickney, Pastor, has ar
ranged to have a big rally on Sunday
February 18th and 25th. Rev. George
b. Pickney, brother of the pastor, OF
Riverside, will preach three speciaI
On the 25th, Rev. DR.. G d
Pickney, father of the pastor, of Mt
Holly, will preach.
All are urged to hear these and get
a new inc on the Gospel from them
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Three years have gone since you went
away,
And as pass your door each day,
miss YOU more and more
Your memory sweet I'll always keep
Until some day We'll meet
Upon that peaceful shore,
Where tears and sorrows are no
more.
To my dear mother and Sister, Phebe
Mattson, and Deborah Hillman.
Jennie Wood.
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81 suppose you are going to buy your
wife a very handsome birthday pres
ent?'
81 don't know what to do about it.
If l deplete the family funds to buy
Helen something worthy of her | de
the money"
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PENIS GROVE SCHOOLS

Following is a notice sent out by
superintendent H. Dixon, of a meet
ing to be held at Salem next Monday
evening:
Salem County Principals Association,
Salem, New Jersey.
Merritt Jenkins, President,
Penns Grove.
Elizabeth D. Holme, Secretary,
Salem.
February g., 1928.
To Supervisors and Principals:
The next meeting of the County
Principals Association will be held in
the Salem Grammar School, Miss Gar
rison's room, second floor, Monday
evening, February 10, beginning at
7.4s.
This will be the program:
Two demonstration lessons.
18th grade Silent Reading, Miss
Fame |. Fenton.
18th grade Penmanship, Miss Flea
nor G. Holme.
Discussion, by members.
All principals are invited, also any
teachers who may be interested,
whether principals or not.
This notice is sent to supervisors
and principals. VIII they kindly
make it known to others?
Very truly yours,
H. C. DIXON,
County Superintendent.
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o SALE

Ford closed car, five p~assenger. This
car is about Is months old and is
equipped with five Firestone cord tires,
heater. shock absorbers, dome and
dash light. parking lights, extra tubes
and other accessories not mentioned.
Any one having an open car, come
trade for a closed one and ride in
comfort.
T.. r. K NTES Near Covered Bridge.
Phone 226-J 2-9-2t Salem, N. J.
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Grade 2B
Sarah Show. Teacher.

SaFah SHAW, Teacher.
Perfect attendance for month OF
January: Emma Fisher, Gladys Har-
beson. Dorothy Jaquette, Yolanda Pat
t]accoli, Katie Romando, Doris Spears
Nellie Train, Jack F~erranti, Arthur
jess, Sheppard Link, Philip Moore,
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

We wish to thank the Red Men
Lodge and friends for their sympathy
and assistance at the funeral of Mr..
Howard Pierce.
Mrs. Nellie Pierce and Son.
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Dodge roadster in good running con-
dition. equipped with good tires all
around. Electric lights and starter in
good condition. This car can be bought
for 100000, to make room for new
cars.
Phone 326-J 2-9-2t Salem, N. j.
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Grade 2

Elizabeth Diver, Teacher.
The following pupils attended school
every day during January:
Irene Eckley, Myrtle Hunton, Pau
line Jess, Elizabeth Myers, Olga Ma
ooni, Eleanor Whitlock, Elizabeth
Hutchinson, Anna Mulloy, Hollis
Blinn. Barnart Cummings, Frank
Phillips. Thomas Roho~-s. Edward
Toole. Charles Walton George Wat
son, Harold Young, Warren Smith.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

The Penns Grove High School Bias
ket Ball team went to Palmyra, n. j.,
to play their speedy five, this after
ron, February IS.
Chas. RemsbuIg is nursing a sprain-
ed ankle, received while playing bas-
ket ball fer the P. G. H. S, against
Glen Nor High School, at Darby, Pa,
last Friday.
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OF UWT DdUyt
Josephine Charlotte Leonard
Called to the Higher Life, February
18th. 1920.
'Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Her Parents.
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Philip Toole.

Miss Sarah Ayars' room received
the banner for the best attendance
between the fifth and sixth grades
for the month Of January.
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Another Game.

At playing cards / feel compelled
To say I've earned no glory.
But oh. the lovely hands I've held
In a conserve ulE.
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When Your Farm Stock Is Sick, Look

Disease among farm animals don't
just happen. Rats are carriers of dan
gerous plagues-hog cholera, foot and
mouth desiease and hat terrible of all
scourges-BubOnic plague. Farmers
should throw around premises Rat
Snap. It's sure and safe. Three sizes,
35c, Csc, S1.25. Sold and guaranteed
by P. Jordan, 10 North Broad Street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

FOR SALE-Ford coupe, model 1922,
"A" No. l condition. electric lights,
starter. slip covers. lots of extras for
GIick buyer. 1915. Apply 366 Pearl St,
penns Grove. n. J. 2-16-1t*
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-02-16

The High School teachers appreciate
the kindness Of Mr.. John Parish in
giving them copies Of the The Even
ing Public Ledger" of Monday, Feb
ruary y, for use in the class rooms.
This edition of the Ledger contained
4 beautifully illustrated supplement Of
pictures Of the life Of Abraham Lin
coin.