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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
COLLAR FOUNDA-
TJONS 2IAc

Women's White Silk Chit
fon Collar Foundations,
straight or pointed shapes.
All sizes. IL and 2 inches
high. Boned with collar
bone. Regular 10c. value
for 3lzc.
(NOtion Dept.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
TOWELS. 6Nc.

TOWELS, 6Ac.
100 dozen Union Hnen
Huck Towels. OF generous
size. Full bleached. Fin
tshed with neat red border.
Hemmed. ready to use. En-
tirely absorbent. A SPLEEN
did towel for general use.
One day at exc. each.
NAPKINS, 4Hc.
200 dozen Union Linen
Dinner Napkins, all white,
measure 81 inches square.
Close woven, heavy damask.
Excellent for boarding
houses and hotels. One day
at 41ac. each.
TABLE DAMASK. ROC
Is pieces of First Quality
Austrian Mercerized Satin
Table Damask. Snowy
white, with deep permanent
luster. Guaranteed to re-
tain its finish after launder-
ing. Elaborate patterns.
One day at SOC. a yard.
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AMMONIA, &C.

AMMONIA, sc.
Household Ammonia, ex-
ira strength, large bottles.
Regular price, &C.; for one
day at &c.
TOILET SOAPS, &C.
Armour's Monster Toilet
Soaps. Including Turkish
Bath. Oatmeal and Butter
milk. Regularly &c. a cake.
One day for &c.
SOAP BOXES, 1oc.
Aluminium Soap Boxes.
strongly made, with hinged
lid, worth l2c. With a cake
of DC. Violet Toilet Soap
free. lie. value for 10c.
VIOLET AMMONIA,
IOc.
Bradley's Woodland Vio-
let Ammonia, for toilet use.
Half-pint bottles at 10c.
Regularly 15c.
TOOTH POWDER, &C.
Prepared Chalk and Orris
Root. absolutely pure. Car
tons containing two ounces
tomorrow at SC.
ABSORBENT COT
TON, &C.
Johnson &. Johnson's "Red
Cross" Absorbent and Anti
septic Cotton. One-ounce
packages for &c. Regularly
sc.
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BISCUIT
CO.'S PRODUCTS,
32C.

Choice of the National
Biscuit Co.'S Zu Zu Ginger
Snaps, Oysterettes and
Milk Biscuits, tomorrow at
SIC. a package; regularly
&c,
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S. WAISTS. sos.

w y - ff01s
The latest style Sun
burst" Plated Waists; made
of handsome Radium silk.
Dainty yoke. made entirely
of tiny lace ruffies. Bodice
blouse. sunburst plated. FL
bow-length sleeves; cuffs
finished with rufiles Of lace
like the yoke. Regular 500
value for $4.08.
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o8c. KIMONOS, 60,

VOC. A1Mo1NoO, OYC.
Fine Quality Dotted Swiss
and Lawn Kimonos, plain
white and figured designs.
Deep collars and wide
sleeves. Daintily trimmed
with Val. lace and ribbon
bows. Some have tight-fit-
ting back. AL sizes. Regu-
lar csc. value for CSC.
APRONS, I2Hc.
Women's Good Quality
Bingham Aprons, long and
wide. with tie strings. In
brown and blue checks. Reg
ular 19c. value for 123kc.
SILK PETTICOATS,
$2.o8.
women's Black Taffeta
Silk Petticoats, made with
deep shirred tuff1e, and ex-
ira dust ruifie. All lengths.
Regular $500 value for
$2.W.
soc. PETTICOATS, 2oc
Is dozen Women's Good
Quality Washable Bingham
Petticoate, in neat stripes.
Deep rufiie on the bottom.
All lengths. Regular 60c.
value, tomorrow at @c.
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MEMS UNDER
WEAR ooc

WEAK, 3oc.
Mems regular zoe. Egyp-
tian Balbriggan Under
wear; shirts with long and
short sleeves; drawers with
reinforced crotch and sus-
pender tapes. All sizes.
One day at SOC. a garment.
MEMS soc. SHIRTS,
soc.
Mems good quality Sum-
mer Neglige Shirts of mad
ras. in neat stripes and fig
ures. Variety OF new de-
signs. Full cut and perfect
fitting. One day at SOC. in
stead of soc.
MEMS $I2 SUITS,
$3.50.
Special lot OF Mems Styl-
ish Spring Suits, In a va
riety OF styles, including
fancy cassimeres, worsteds
and gray mixtures: cut In
the proper 3-button semi
straight model. also double
breasted style. Tailored In
the most thorough manner.
Actual twelve dollar value
Tor $s.b0.
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Ioc. IMITATION
IMEM IaIZc

4~IAN NRN3
Imitation Furniture Linen,
in the same patterns as the
all-linen goods: will give as
much satisfaction as the
linen furniture covering. One
day at 121ac. a yard instead
Of 100.
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QUAKER OATS, &c.
Quaker Oats, the popular
breakfast food, offered to-
morrow at 4c. a package.
BAKING POWDER,

Regular 10c. size OF Rum
ford's Baking Powder, alb
solutely pure. Tomorrow at
10
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soc. PETTICOATS, 2oc
Ioc. DRAWER
lIYAICTC InI/n

Knit Drawer Waists for
boys and girls. Made like
the Nazareth Waist-with
two rows of buttons, strap
ped seams. Sizes up to u
years. Regular 19c. value at
121zc.
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&c. SILKS. Aoc

27-inch Check Louisene
Silks. in navy blue. brown,
green. black, garnet: also a
complete range of change
able shades. One day at 49c.
a yard instead Of 76c.
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CORSET COVER
EMRV orc

IAt4D L =, <SS.
A new lot OF Handsome
Swiss and Nalnsook Corset
Cover Embroidery; up to 1S
inches wide, with beading
edge. Entirely new pat
terms. Regular soc. values,
at 25c. q yard.
75c. ALL-OVERS, 55c.
Handsome Batiste and
Nainsook All-over Embroid-
cries, in as many as q hun
dred different patterns, ell
new and all beautiful. One
day at b5c. a yard-regu-
larly TIC.
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roc. GLOVES, I2Hc.
Women's Black or White
Net Gloves. the best sort
for summer wear. All sizes
at 1211c. a pair, instead OF
19c.
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PETROLEUM. Az

Regular 10c. Jars of Petro-
leum Jelly (same as Vase
line). Put up in 5-oz. metal
cap glass Jars. Regular
price, Zoe. One day at 4c.
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SILK SKIRTS, $5.o8.


Handsome Quality Black
Taffeta Walking Skirts,
made In this seasons most
approved styles. With panel
plaits front and back and a
deep milliner fold around
the bottom. Another style
has tailor-made stitched
bands Of milliner's folds,
trimmed with bias bands to
match. paneled front. with
large circular fare. Other
style is made with a series
of plaits forming wide panel
front. These fine quality
and fashionable skirts In
tended to retail at 80 and
$40. are offered tomorrow for
$5.9s.
I2Hc. WOLFE, 7Mc.
100 pieces Of Cotton Flaked
Wolfe; a woven novelty ma
terial that has the same ap-
pearance as the all-wooi
goods of the same name.
Colors are gray. light blue,
pink, navy and oxblood.
Regular 121sc. value tomor-
row for 7xc. yard.
I2Ac. BATISTE. 734c.
A big lot of Printed Ba-
tiste, white grounds with
neat scroll effects. dots, rings.
floral designs, etc. in great
variety. Dainty effects.
Regular 121kc. quality to-
morrow for T%c. a yard.
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6oc PILLOWS. 7.

6oc. PILLOWS, 3oc.
200 Large-sixe Feather
Pillows. covered with good
quality featherproof tick
ing. Guaranteed absolutely
odorless. Regular 69c. VAL
ue for SOC. each.
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soc. SYRINGES, 3oc.

Pot. Fountain Syringes,
made Of good quality rubber.
with five feet Of rubber tub
ing, and three hard rubber
pipes. Regular SOC. value for
3oc.
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DOIIEYS ILc

800 dozen All-linen Double
Satin Damask Butter
Plate or Tumbler Doileys.
Snowy white. Fringed all
around. Finished with OPEN
work design IN the center.
One day at 115c. each.
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LAWN SFTTFF

Special lot of Hardwood
Fo ] d ing Lawn Settees.
strongly made and nicely
finished. Regular SEC. value
tomorrow for soc.
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roc RIGS ooc

SOS. W 0j
Crex Grass Rugs. made OF
the tough prairie grasses OF
the western plains; size 1S
by SO inches; finished with
fringe to match. Regular
6Oc. value for 2pc.
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WALKING SKIRTS,
1919
Worth Sc and 81.

w vi LII TO anu W.
Fine quality Panama. LUIS
trous Mohair SicIlian and
Serge Walking Skirts, in a
variety of fashionable mod
els. Trimmed effects or plain
tailored models. In navy
blue, gray and black. Regu-
lar $500 and 500 values to-
morrow at 1915.
QUAKER OATS, &c.
Quaker Oats, the popular
breakfast food, offered to-
morrow at 4c. a package.
BAKING POWDER,
SC.
Regular 1Oc. size OF Rum
fords Baking Powder, alb
solutely pure. Tomorrow at
&c.
COCOA, 7Hc.
Lowney's superf1ne Cocoa,
ASi Gal
meal. One day at TIC.
SYRUP, &c.
Large cans OF Korn Kali
romel Syrup, tomorrow at
Sc. each.
28c. COFFEE, Ioc.
GiIlies "Jav Marmo"
Coffee, one of the most pop
ular brands on the market.
Tomorrow at 19c. a pound.
Grocers' price, 2Sc.
""ZEST," 71ac.
Regular 10c. packages OF
''Zest," the well-known
breakfast food. Tomorrow
at TIC. a package.
JUNE PEAS, 4 for CSC.
Fishers Early June Peas.
sold regularly at Zoe. a can,
tomorrow at four cans for
25c,
1oc. SUGAR CORN, &C.
Regular 10c. cans of Su-
gar Corn, sound, perfect
quality. Tomorrow for &c.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
CO.'S PRODUCTS,
sac.
Choice Of the National
Biscuit Co.'S Zu Zu Ginger
Snaps. Oysterettes and
Milk Biscuits, tomorrow at
31ac. a package; regularly
&c.
ICE CHESTS, $2.o9.
The Ranney Ice Chests.
made of seasoned wood,
and nicely finished. Regu-
lar S3.9s size tomorrow for
s2.9s.
COLLAR FOUNDA-
T1ONS, sac.
Women's White SILK Chit
fon Collar Foundations,
straight or pointed shapes.
All sizes. IL and 2 inches
high. Boned with collar
bone. Regular 10c. value
fer 3l5c.
Motion Dept.)
IRONING WAX, SC.
Best grade of Chinese
Ironing Wax, with wooden
handle. Twelve pieces In g.
box for SC. Regularly 12c.
Ioc. SKIRT BRAID, &c.
COTS Angora Skirt Braid.
5-yard rolls, In black and
colors, for &c. tomorrow. in
stead of 10c.
KNITTING COTTON,
sac.
Dexter's White Knitting
Cotton, all numbers. One
day at 3L2c. ball.
Motion Dept.)
MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, 6oc.
Worth up to $I.6o.
Choice of Muslin, Cam
brio and Nainsook Under
garments, including Gowns,
Skirts, Long Chemise, Draw
ers and Corset Covers, trim
med in a great variety of
styles, with fine quality
laces and embroideries.
VHlues worth up to sl.6S
for 69c.
MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, 25c.
Worth up to 4sc.
Choice of Nainsook and
Cambria Corset Covers, lace
and embroidery trimmed;
also Muslin and Cambria
Drawers, Short and Long
Skirts. trimmed with lace,
and Chemise with cambria
ruiiies. Tomorrow at CSC.
soc. NIGHT GOWNS,
CSC.
Women's Good Quality
Muslin Night Gowns. with
yoke OF Hamburg Insert
ing, cluster tueks and cam
brio ruffie around neck and
sleeves. All sizes up to III.
Regular soc. value Tor 35c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

I5c. LACES, INC.
Point de Paris Laces. In
edges and insertings to
match. Charming designs.
including exact reproduce
lions of the real laces. One
day at fHc. a yard--worth
12Ixc. and 10c.
75c. VAL LACES, ACC.
Twelve-yard pieces of
German Valenciennes Laces;
in match sets. showing a
wide range Of dainty pat
terms. Regular 75c. values,
for 49c. a piece.
soc. LACES, 36c.
Handsome Net All-over
Laces; 10 inches wide, in
new patterns. Regular b0c.
value, for 36c. a yard.
7sc. DRESS NETS, 5sc.
Cluster Spot Dress Nets,
the latest craze for making
entire costumes. Beautt-
full patterns. Regular 7bc.
value. for b5c. a yard to-
morrow.
RUCHINGS, 25e.
Six lengths of Neck Ruch-
ings. in assorted patterns.
Finished with silk edge.
Usually sold for 10c. a
length. Tomorrow at 23c.
for half a dozen lengths,
neatly boxed.
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z5c. ALL-OVERS, ssc,
3oc. LANDINGS. exc

CS~s 111 XIV N0&J3 ~.
New Shirt Waist Band
ings. up to 8 inches wide.
showing a splendid range
OF beautiful patterns. One
day at 25c. a yard. instead
OF Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
UMBRELLA JARS,

3oc-
Large-size Japanned UNI
brella Jars, painted with
fancy fl oral decorations.
Regular Soc. value tamor-
row at 89c.
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So GO-CARTS, $6.o8.
Handsome Go-Carts. with
full rattan body. Reclining
back and footpiece. Green
enamel running gear. Has
1O-inch rubber-tired auto
mobile wheels. Can be fold
ed up IN very small space.
Regular 500 value for
$6.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

Fine quality Panama. Lus-
trous Mohair SicIlian and
Serge Walking Skirts, in a
variety of fashionable mod
els. Trimmed effects or plain
tailored models. In navy
blue, gray and black. Regu-
lar $500 and 500 values to-
morrow at 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
BATTENBERG

Battenberg Thread, all
sizes, 23sc. spool.
b a t t Q n b erg Braid, SO
yards for 25c.
Battenberg Rings, 21kc.
dozen.
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GAS TUBING, &C.
Best Quality Rubber Gas
Tubing. with patent ends.
all lengths. Tomorrow at
Sc. q foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
VESTS, &C.

VESTS, &C.
Women's Gauge Vests.
trimmed with tape In neck
and arms. One day at DC.
each.
GARDEN HOSE, SI.3o.
25 feet OF Garden Hose.
with solid brass nozzle.
Regular $1.75 value tomor-
row at $1.39.
75c. HOSE REEL, ACC.
Hardwood Hose Reel.
holding 80 feet of garden
hose. Strongly made. Reg
ular 75c. value for 49c.
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lac.
Oak finished wind low
Screens, Is inches high,
open to 80 inches. Finished
with steel clamps. strongly
made. Special at lac. each.
Others up to 49c.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
ENGRAVING

y J1
For one day we will take
orders for Engraving your
name on copper plate and
fifty cards for Soc. Regsi-
lar price for this service IL
100. Work guaranteed the
best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
15c. TOOTH
BRUSHES. &c

High-grade Tooth Brushes,
warranted all bristle, French
and Japanese makes. Bone
handles. Regular 10c. and
16c. values for &c. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
SYRUP &c

Large cans OF Korn Kali
romel Syrup, tomorrow at
Sc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

JUNE PEAS, a for 25c.
Fishers Early June Peas,
sold regularly at 10c. a can.
tomorrow at four cans for
2Jc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
Ioc. SUGAR CORN, &C.

Regular 10c. cans of Su-
gar Corn, sound, perfect
quality. Tomorrow for &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

ICE CHESTS, $2.o9.
The Ranney Ice Chests.
made of seasoned wood,
and nicely finished. Regu-
lar S3.9S size tomorrow for
sos.
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"ZFST zBc.

Regular 10c. packages OF
'Zest," the well-known
breakfast food. Tomorrow
at TIC. a package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
$I.4o GAS STOVES.

Two-burner Gas Stoves,
with five feet of Gas Tubing.
complete with patent end.
Regular $1.49 value tomor-
row at g8c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
a5c. PILLOW TOPS,

I2Nc.
New lot of Autographed
Pillow Tops, in an excellent
variety of artistic subjects.
One day at 121kc. instead of
25c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
COCOA TIC

Lowney's superfine Cocoa,
delightful drink for any
meal. One day at TIC.
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SCREEN DOORS oae
STEAM COOKERS.

3oc.
Three-compartment Steam
Cookers, the kind sold regu-
larry at SOC. For one day at
S9c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
WINDOW SCREENS,

WINDOW SCREENS,
lac.
Oak finished window
Screens, Is inches high,
open to 80 inches. Finished
with steel clamps. strongly
made. Special at lac. each.
Others up to 1867
SCREEN DOORS, osc.
Bot value in the city for
the money. Walnut-finish-
ed Screen Doors, In six
sizes. finch stiles, 3 panels.
CO m p e with fixtures
ready to put up. Bring
measurement.) Tomorrow
at CSC.
STEAM COOKERS.
30c.
Three-compartment Steam
Cookers, the kind sold regu-
larry at SOC. For one day at
99c.
csc. GARDEN TOOLS,
I5c.
Choice of Strongly Made
Garden Rakes and Hoes,
large sizes, sold regularly
at 25c. each. For one day
at 15c.
Ioc. CUSPIDORS, Ioc.
Special lot OF Nickel-plated
Cuspidors, the kind sold
regularly at 10c. For one
day at 10c. each.
GARDEN SETS, oc.
Three-piece Garden Sets
for little children. Consist
Ing of hoe, rake and shovel.
Special tomorrow at DC.
set.
$I.4o GAS STOVES,
o8c.
Two-burner Gas Stoves,
with five feet of Gas Tubing.
complete with patent end.
Regular $40 value tomor-
row at 98c.
UMBRELLA JARS,
3oc.
Large-siEe Japanned Um-
brella Jars, painted with
fancy fl oral decorations.
Regular Soc. value tamor-
row at 89c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
REFRIGERATORS,

The Ranney Refrigerator.
with all up-to-date improve
ments. Ice capacity, 30
lbs. Special value at s4.0S.
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VIOLET AMMONIA,
TOOTH POWDER, &C.

Prepared Chalk and Orris
Root. absolutely pure. Car
tons containing two ounces
tomorrow at sc,
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&c. COFFEE. Ioc.

&c. COZ + EE, I0c.
Giflies "Jav Marmo"
Coffee, one of the most pop
ular brands on the market.
Tomorrow at 19c. a pound.
Grocers' price, 2Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

TOMATOES, 3 for 2oc.
Large cans Of Nanticoke
Tomatoes-the brand that
is preferred by the majority
OF Washington housekeep-
ers. Tomorrow at three
cans for 20c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
IRONING WAX, SC.

IRONING WAX, SC.
Best grade of Chinese
Ironing Wax, with wooden
handle. Twelve pieces in &
box for SC. Regularly 12c.
Ioc. SKIRT BRAID, &c,
COTS Angora Skirt Braid.
b-yard rolls, in black and
colors, for &c. tomorrow, in
stead of 10c.
INrInrr>rN GATrNN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
csc. GARDEN TOOLS,

Choice of Strongly Made
Garden Rakes and Hoes,
large sizes, sold regularly
at 25c. each. For one day
at 15c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27

Leave "WANTs advs. at branch Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27
REWARD FOR MAsTERsON.

About two months ago we reported
in the NEWS the disappearance of
William j. Masterson, ST., proprietor
of the Commercial Hotel, on David
street. After using all the means
available to locate or get some trace
of him his relatives have failed and
have come to the conclusion that he
either has met with foul play or his
mind has become unbalanced. II Is
reported that his relatives have Offer
ed a reward of $1,000 for informa-
ton that may enable them to locate
him if alive. His business affairs
were in good shape when he went
away and we understand that no rea-
son can be given why he should have
left in the abrupt way in which he
did unless his mind had become UNI
balanced. He was about FIVE feet,
nine inches in height, and about for
ty-six years old, has sandy hair and
n scar over his right eye. Any infor-
nation of his whereabouts will be
gladly received by his friends in South
AmbOy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27
SOUTH AMBOY.
THAT HOLE IN THE WALL.
Something More Than Peaceful
Means Needed Now.

Something More Than Peaceful
Means Needed Now.
We are compelled to again refer to
that menace to life and limb in our
borough that we have heard so much
talk about that would soon be rem
edied. We heard at one time that
our borough authorities had COM
menced suit to compel the railroad
company to widen that dangerous
tunnel Then again We heard that
our mayor recommended more peace
full MEASURES and there would be
more accomplished, but so far peace
full measures have failed. but the ac-
cidents are liable and do take place.
On Friday night, as a gentleman was
coming from over the bridge going
to Atlantic Highlands, he ran into
the abutment of the tunnel, damag-
ing his automobile to such an extent
as to be compelled to leave 1t in
Scully's garage. / suppose when
someone is killed the authorities will
wake up to the realization that il
peaceful means will not prevail some
harsher means should be tried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27
PLEASANT PLAINS.
A GREAT TOUR.
Fun Is In Store for All Who Go on
This Ride.

Fun Is In Store for All Who Go on
This Ride.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, of this place, is prepar-
ing for some great amusement in a
novel and most unique way Tuesday
night, Halloween eve, starting at
1880 o'clock. The affair is entitled a
Zig-zag tour Across the Continent.
The posters are got up in a novel
way, which read the first and last ex-
cursion of the season on the Fun
Vile and Frolic-Town railroad I'M
der the special direction of the w.
C. T. U. of this place. The train will
leave here at $50 o'clock and a stop
over privilege at New York, at the
home of Mrs. George T. Androvette,
at 1880 D. M, at Boston, at the home
of Mrs. Critchley at s p. M, at Den
yer, at the home of Mrs. j. A. For
roster, at $50, and at Los Angeles,
st. Marks church, at 9 O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served at the
various stations.
The tickets, which are limited for
this affair, are twenty-five cents, chill
dren at half fare.
The tickets can be procured of the
following: Mrs. G. T. Androvette,
Mrs. r. G.. Candy and Mrs. d. w.
Winant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27
rorTEHglILE.F
EXTEND THE MAINS.

Alderman Cole About to-be Success
in His Long Fight.
Through the efforts ahd2hafd work
of Alderman Charles P..Cole, of the
fifth ward of the borough of Rich
mond, the city water mains will be
extended to Great Kills on one side of
the island on AmboY aYenuef and on
the lower on Riverside avenue to-
Kreischerville. Alderman Cole has
been fighting this thing, for some
time. Besides the mains being ex-
tended to these places, the lines will
also be extended down several streets
in Raritan Bay Park, this place, and
Beach street, Richmond Valley.
With the addition Of more, mains,
it is thought probable That the pump
ing station in Central avenue VIII
have to be enlarged n wells
driven to supply more water and also
give more pressure. ito the hre nyu-
rants. as it was clearly shown at tire
big ire at the shipyard of A. e.
Brown & Sons Tuesday night that the
pressure has BEEN reduced to a great
extent at that hydrant since the I'M
was extended to Huguenot a little
over a year ago.
The pressure was so bad at the
hydrants that night until Captain
Quayle, of 101 truck, telcphoned to-
the water works to tell the engineer
o pump direct in mains instefd OF the
tower. that it was hardly possible TO
get a stream through some OF the
lines of hose.
The commissioner of water, gls
and electricity of the greater city has
advertised II Wednesdays CITY Rec
ord the following streets in this ward
to lay mains: Hillside avenue, Hug
uenot avenue, Annadale avenue,
Kreischer avenue, Winant street,
Riverside avenue, Amboy avenue, An
drovette street, Mill road, Villa road,
Fresh Kill road, Beach street, Beach
and Bayway street and Prospect
street in Raritan Bay Park. With
the mains running through all these
streets the city water will be extend
ed practically over the whole fifth
ward of this borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-27
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY

c. A. Sexton, the reliable Druggist
of 70 Smith street, Perth AmLoy, is
having calls for "HINDIPO," the new
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic that
he is selling under a positive guar
antee.
It's merits are becoming the talk OF
the town and everybody wants to try
it, and why not? It costs nothing If
it don't do you good-not one cent.
Re don't vent yso.ug MONEY 4 &
does not benefit Vol, ana VIII cheer
fully refund the money. Try It to-,
day.