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would Jackson answer—Joe of Cleve- Bartlett 2. Two-base hits: E. San-1 land. SMILES—VALUE OF. RECORD FOR BURKETT ders 1, Peterson 1, Birdsall 1, Reeves Paul Since Joe became an Idol of the Gryska 1. Double plays: E. Sanders to An article in The Pleasantville bleacher patrons, his habit each day E. Sanders to Smith to R. San- Smith; Press of last week set me thinking has been to a to the ders. Struck First Class Shoemaker toes ball over! out: By Adams 5, by on the value of smiles. I am not OF WORCESTER TEAM 2. Base 6 E. Avenue boys just before the game. He did Montgomery 5, by Murphy very familiar with the higher mathe- Washington on balls: Off Adams off LONG IN HARNE88. this trick every time he appeared in 1, Montgom- SEASONABLE PUDDINGS. matics, but I am positively sure that PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. off 1. Haw- St. Louis last year and in 1912. ery 6, Murphy Umpires: an expert in the highest mathematics to suit all tastes are kins and Painter. cannot All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Just before the of a recent possibly estimate accurately opening represented below. are and Prices Reasonable. They the value of Smiles. Smiles on Jr game Joe walked out to right field. PUDDINGS grow As Member of Cleveland Club He Led Next Saturday, June 27th, the East compounded with fruits and nuts the richest soil found in human A. A. and from the sim- Batters In 1895 Philadelphia will play here. range comparatively hearts. They are the best crop On their first here the PleasantviUe and 1896, and Topped the List appearance ple everyday pudding to the elaborate grown. Smiles do not exhaust the Laundry East Philadelphia put up a good clean kind for special occasions. They are soil as frowns and scowls do. So the [ With St. Louis In 1901. fast to the home man CHINESE game, losing boys suitable for dinner or luncheon. who grows smiles as compared by 3 to 0. with the man who grows frowns, oth- _ Pineapple and Tapioca Pudding.— FRANK LOUIE LEONG, Proprietor With the opening of the season in er things will live This Take one-half cupful tapioca; wash equal, longer. the recently. PLEASANTVILLE TRANSFERS. may or may not be an indication of AI1 work done by hand and will be and put iu double boiler, with a scant Manager Jesse Burkett started on his the real value of Smiles, but most of for the second or third cold water and a of salt. ready delivery Anna E. Underwood to Annie E. quart pinch us value very that W after its twenty-eighth consecutive year as a highly anything day receipt. Testman, lot No. 19 of section 1 on Cook until as clear as starch. Stir prolongs life. Smiles on player. As pilot of the grow happy Prices low. Satisfaction map of farm lots belonging to Risley often to prevent lumping. Remove hearts—hearts that are not altogether f guaran- Worcester team Burkett dons the • teed; all work not satisfactory will and Farr, located at Pleasantville and from the fire, put into the dish in dependent on outward conditions. The spangles regularly, and, though he known as be done over free of charge. Give tract No. 4; $1. which yon Intend to serve it, add one- environment has much to do with the doesn’t in he John Hutton me a trial. participate every game, et ux. to Florence S. half cupful sugar and a can qf shred- production of smiles. But there are plays often to his name in 30x115 Northeast side of hearts whose source of enough get I Jones; feet; ded pineapple. When cold whip cream many happy the records for the season. 455 feet Southeast is above the who al- 1 33 South Main Street Edgewater avenue, and spread on top. happiness clouds, Since Jim O’Rourke made his final of Edgeley avenue; $300. so have in themselves an artesian well Nut and Fruit Dessert. Charles S. Adams et ux. to Butler of the water of life, with an inexhaus- Phone retirement from the diamond to be- Lady Assistant. Connection. Boyd; 50x150 feet; North of Walnut and Banana Pudding.—Shell tible outflow. come president of the Eastern league s^de Pleasantville and Atlantic City Turn- and peel three ounces walnuts; cut This water is charged with happi- the record for continuous service on E. ADAMS pike, 1010 feet East of Main Shore them into fine shreds. Peel also three ness and smiles sparkle in every drop. the ball field doubtless belongs to Road, etc.; $5,000. to four ripe bananas and rub them This indication and proof of inward FUNERAL DIRECTOR Burkett. Oakhurst Land Co. to William F. is invaluable. But further: through a fine sieve. Chop finely four happiness Jesse Burkett was born in Wheel- Schade; irregular; Southwest corner Smiles carry light into the darkened 15 N. ounces of beef suet free from skin. Second St. PleasantviUe ing, W. Va., December 4, 1870. At the of Seneca and Chalfonte avenues; home; they bring comfort to the af- Joe Jackson. Put this into a mixing basin and add age of sixteen he $250. flicted, peace to the troubled, joy to began playing pro- four ounces two Amanda C. Melvin to William F. breadcrumbs, ounces fessional ball at Scranton, Pa. Two A bleacherite bowled: "Hey, Joe, the sorrowing. Smiles heal broken, +*****+**++**********+++++ Schade; irregular; South side of Sen- moist sugar, a pinch of salt, the juice the muddled years later he went to Worcester. La- where’s de ball? Ain’t you gonna give bleeding hearts, clarify eca avenue, 60.75 feet Northwest and finely grated rind of half a lemon. add to the face. With ter he was traded to the New York us one?” brain, beauty from Southwest corner of Chalfonte Stir all well together and lastly mix smiles devils are cast out. They aid Giants, who farmed him out to the Joe reached into bis and hip pocket and Seneca avenues; $1. with the walnuts and banana pulp; digestion, stimulate torpid livers; Lincoln club of the Western tossed a new ball into the seats. There league. Marie V. Sawtelle et vir. to William then stir in two well beaten eggs. make the work of the heart easier. In In 1891 he was sold to Cleveland. He was a wild scramble, and a little tot of Seeds ! Schade; irregular; Southwest side Have ready a well buttered pudding a word, they make every burden remained in the came with Ohio city until the up the sphere clutched Seneca avenue, 30.75 feet Northwest mold, sprinkle the inside with finely lighter, sweeten every bitter cup, amalgamation with St Louis in tightly in his hands. from where same is intersected iby added to ev- All know the impor- 1899, crushed dried macaroons and bread- bring pleasures everyone, and with the St Northwest side of Chalfonte avenue; and all the time. played Louis Cardi- crumbs and fill up with the above erywhere, in a home tance of usintf Good nals through 1901, The next season Bob Bescher a Star. *1. Children growing up g preparation. Stand the mold in a pan found where smiles abound and frowns and him a member of the newly Followers of the Giants already look a little hot water and bake Seed. CANCELLED MORTGAGES. containing are unknown are to formed scowls likely grow- club In the upon Robert Bescher as a real star. the in a heated pudding moderately up smiling and happy and to have Mound City. In 1905 he the Whenever this man Let us figure on joined young reaches Isaac Andrews to Sam. W. Sparks; oven. pleasant memories of their early home Boston American first the league club. A year base fun begins. He takes a 5x8 rods; beginning on the upper side A Steamed Pudding. life. Let everybody’s face be radi- later he your supply. bought an Interest in the big lead, worries the as much of the Shore Road in South corner of Banana and Rhubarb Pudding- ant with smiles and everybody’s heart Worcester as club, and has acted as possible, and when he starts he's a Nehemiah Martin’s corner; $300. Cream in a basin two ounces of butter will be happy, yea joyous. of the team ever whirlwind. It a MRS. HAPPY SMILES. manager since. requires bullet throw with two ounces of powdered sugar; his to Coughs and Colds Weaken the System During long career as a big cut him down at the middle bag. then spread the inside of a pudding leaguer Burkett established a reputa- Bescher is playing better ball than in dish or mold with it. Now HUBIN’S NEW PEASANTVILLE Continued Coughs, Colds and Bron- thickly tion as one of the heaviest batters who Cincinnati last season. make a suet with half a THEATRE. chial troubles are and paste pound V depressing _ ever faced I Fertilizers a pitcher. As a member of weaken the system. Loss of weight of flour, quarter of a pound of finely the old Cleveland club he led the Na- Howard Fox big and appetite generally follow. Get a chopped beef suet, half a teaspoonful Manager reports HAMMONTON AN EASY MARK. business the week. The pictures tional league batters in 1895 and 1896, 50c bottle of Dr. King’s New Discov- of salt, half a teagpoonful of baking past Good Fertilizers as are fine, the Day and Night Screen and again topped the list while play- Our Make It Three In ery to-day. It will stop your cough. powder and sufficient cold water to Boys Straight is a wonder. crowds came in with St. Louis in 1901. The first dose The best medi- Large well ing Series. helps. make a stiff crust. Roll the paste out County Championship for and the Dast week from English Creek, The same success that attended cine Stubborn Coughs, Colds and line the prepared pudding dish, all Throat and Troubles. Mr. Steelmanville, Scullville,Somers Point, Are the kinds we aim Burkett’s career as a major league Pleasantville defeated Hammonton Lung keeping a piece of paste to cover it. Port O. H. Brown, Muscatine, Ala., writes: Linwood, Bakersville, Republic, player has marked his work as a here last Saturday, June 20, in a one- Fill the mold with bananas peeled and and a of six big to sell. “My wife was sick during the hot large touring party minor league pilot. Sii sided game, making it three straight cut into slices; also with rhubarb automobiles came in from Tuckerton, summer months and I honestly be- 1 the Worcester team in the series of five games for the cleaned and cut into inch Leed’s Point and Absecon, ^ lieve Dr. King’s New sav- lengths. Oceanville, The was Discovery his team has never finished lower than County Championship. game ed her life.” Good for children. 50c Add about two tablespoonfuls of moist and Mays Landing folks came during rather loosely played, Hammonton the week to see the fine show third position in the New England and $1.00, at your Druggist.—adv. sugar and half a teaspoonful of ground past the in the first two in- of at (Hu- league race. For four successive sea- losing game ginger. Moisten with about half a cup- high-class moving pictures nings, which seemed to take the life bin’s New Pleasantville Theatre. It J. E. Blake & Co. sons his team captured the pennant. FOXY ON THE JOB. ful of water. Wet the edges of the out of all of the players. Notwith- only goes to prove that a good, clean |§1' Major scouts have great faith paste and lay on the lid, pressing the league PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. standing the game’s one-sidedness and respectable place of amusement in Burkett’s to talent, and late, the ever-hustling ends Tie a piece of I ability develop there were several pretty plays, and Early firmly together. is needed in Pleasantville, as it brings on Foxy is working hard to give our white on a wetted and they seldom fail to be hand several that were rather ragged. The greased paper pud- the people and helps our business men Pleasantville people and the many on the then steam the early in the season to give the Worces- batting was better than usual, which ding cloth top; and merchants. visitors who come daily to Hubin’s ter team the "once over.” Some of the was a redeeming feature. The score: pudding for two hours or bake in the New Pleasantville Theatre the finest, he has the oven for one and three-quarter hours. , classy players developed .PLEASANTVILLE. latest and most clean and MRS. NOURSE BURIED up-to-date Turn out and serve hot last few years have brought fancy R. H. P. A. E. refined, high class moving pictures, AT ABSECON. when sold to clubs in faster prices Smith, lb 2 0 10 1 1 and his many efforts have been re- , Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Sarah Frances company. E. Sanders, ss 3 2 2 3 1 warded. Manager Fox runs Hubin’s The funeral of Mrs. Changes tendency toward disease to Burkett received his higher educa- R. Sanders, c 1 1 7 1 0 Theatre nicely, catering to ladies, gen- Nourse, who died at the home of her tendency toward health. No alcohol. Alex- 1 tion in baseball in the rather diflicult Nelson, If 2 1 0 0 0 tlemen and children, pleasing and de- daughter, Mrs. A. D. Brockett, Sold for 60 years. was held af- school afforded by the old National Adams, p 1 2 2 3 0 lighting large audiences at every per- andria, Virginia, Sunday cf 1 2 2 0 0 formance and Pleasantville ternoon. Interment was made in the Ask Your Doctor. Low.iu*Mm;: league in the ’90s. The game was not Helfrich, people 3b 0 0 2 1 0 shoiild be proud of Hubin’s Theatre. Presbyterian Cemetery at Absecon. so smoothly in those days as now. Gegan, Bartlett, rf 1 3 0 0 0 Manager Fox’s untiring efforts have Mrs. Nourse was the wife of Rev. The umpires exercised less control and FRECKLES 2b 1 1 2 2 0 made Hubin’s Theatre one of the best James M. Nourse, pastor of the Pres- Peterson, Now Is the Time To Get Rid of Those PLEASANTVILLE a player was obliged to make good Moving Pictures Theatres in the byterian Church at Vienna, Va., and through his ability to fight his way to 12 12 27 11 2 United States. Ugly Spots. was the daughter of the late Judge a member of Pat of Port OFFICIAL the finish. As HAMMONTON. There’s no longer the slightest need David S. Blackman, Republic, the late- Tebeau’s old Cleveland team, reputed R. H. P. A. E. Hot Weather Tonic and Health of feeling ashamed of your freckles, and the granddaughter of as Enoch of Absecon. > I the scrappiest outfit of those fighting Birdsall, rf 0 1 2 0 1 Builder. the prescription othine—double General Doughty, BOOSTER ENVELOPES The deceased is survived a hus- I days, Burkett learned many tricks of Hayfield, If 0 1 2 0 0 strength—is guaranteed to remove by are on sale at these six children and eleven the diamond. H. Murphy, cf 0 1 1 0 0 Are you run down—Nervous—Tir- homely spots. band, grand- an an ounce of othine— children. A. C. Hall’s Store, and Reeves, c 0 1 7 2 0 ed? Is everything you do effort? Simply get _ You are not are sick! double strength—from Thos. F. Craw- The PleasantviUe Press Office. Small, lb 0 0 6 0 0 lazy—you IDOL OF THE BLEACHERITES ford and a DON’T BE LONESOME. Satts, 2b 0 0 2 1 2 Your Stomach, Liver. Kidneys, and apply little bit of it night Five cents a of and and should soon see package 25. Every- Esposito, 3b 2 2 3 0 0 whole system need a Tonic. A Tonic morning you who is interested in Pleasant- a Bail to Fans In that even the worst freckles have be- Don’t be lonesome while you are on body Joe Jackson Tosses L. Montgomery, ss... 0 0 1 3 0 and Health Builder to drive out the ville is to use these waste matter—build and re- gun to disappear, while the your vacation. Let The Pleasantville urged envelopes Right Field Seats at Sports- R. Montgomery, p.... 0 0 0 0 1 you up lighter and ones have vanished Press with It will thus let the outside world know man’s 8t. Louis. I. 1 1 0 0 0 new your strength. Nothing better entirely. It is go you. keep you Park, Murphy, p and th-t ours is the “Best Town on the than Electric Bitters. Start to-day. seldom that more than an ounce is in touch with your home town Map.” Mrs. James Duncan, Haynesville, Me., needed to completely clear the skin your friends. Telephone your vaca- If it were left to a vote of the right- 3 7 24 6 4 Or with name and business writes: cured me after and gain a beautiful clear complexion. tion address to The Pleasantville your 3 x—12 “Completely field patrons at Sportsman's park, says Pleasantville .3 0 4 1 0 0 1 Be sure to We will do the rest. printed on the corner, 500 $1.50 or several doctors gave me up.” 50c and ask for the double Press office. a St. Louis who is the Hammonton .00102000 0— 3 1,000 for $2.50. writer, greatest $1.00, at your Druggist. strength othine as this is sold under player in the American league, they Stolen bases: E. Sanders 2, R. San- Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts. guarantee of money back if it fails to If you give a party, tell The Plea»- ■^“Subscribe for THE PRESS. "W ders 2, Nelson 1, Adams 1, Helfrich 1, —advertisement. remove freckles. —adv. antville Press.

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