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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Satimore, W00. 9oaner0aa, ben Is. Y0dr 1909

bcn mar. lit bic Bill ollf ciicr Muri-
nal uno Wininol 9oiia mligcicet
llno idrcibt Dor, boB Ole Morino(-
9totcn innerbolb 60 So1cn nod). 9ln.
nabme Der Goria9e IN Strait trcten
ipllcn. Gic 9ia entb0t ouh Rcci.
procitdta Gcrorbnllnlcu in @c5ug
aili @eidfobIen mo Gotc.
Otan eriuortet ooB 0oS Gomitc iilr
AFittcl mo @cge Ole Gorifbill binne1
&ur5em lmperdnoert 3uriitt beriGtcn
miro, mo oas oouS miro ulsoum
sic Grru0glmg oerlelbcn I'M Elcmm
bcgirncn.
Bartlett (@a.) mo %omcS (ap.)
hieltcn bclltc ibr I'M oenofrotiibcn
Goufla 0c9cbcnes Gcrlprcdjcn nGm,
lld, feline GrnennltnA III cincm Gu-
mite III occcptircn, 10 Iongc bieiclbc
liidlt nnn Dem NiinoritGtsiibrcr
Gbamp GIurf gcbiui1t lei. Sic mci.
Nertcn lid riu1o herona, ais Niit9lics
Der bc5 Gonlitc's iiir Wfcilcn9eloer SIT
oiencn oIa Die 3uiomnenlceuug bes.
lelben pom Sprchcr on9cfiinbigt
murbc. acun Gimpono lunroc I'M
Soue Nartlett's erbobcn ollciu cine
9lbltinlnum2 bea SoilicS mar crfor-
ocrlld, cbc Somea pon Dem Sprcher
Der NicnItlclumg cntboben plrbc.
I'm 1885 pcrtoatc iih ooa SoolS.
GuS 0an5c Gomitc iiir Oiittel lno
Megc, Ole ocnlotrotilhen Utitglicoer
lcuobl. mic oic rcpublifoniihcn, tritt
im 10 llbr norgcr %ornittn1 ill.
iunmen. nm Die Gill 3u crpGgeu.
Wnbrlhcinlih miro es biciclbc ihon
norgen 9tahmlttog 5lrild bcrihten.
laa ,SilunSsGomite bea ScnotS miro
hic Grorterlrng Der Dill cbeniols
ld}on ntor1en begillnelL lm 3eit SIT
crlporcn. Gie ollgenleinc Iebottc
ilbcr Ole @ill I'M Sooitle ioQ am n1d).
Itcn Otonta9 bcginncn mo miro
mobrlhcinlIf 5ebn bis picr}cbn Gage
onlcrll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Sctaatcs Gbcpnar bcecbt Sclbitmprb.

Rem 2orf II. Mar5. - Gou
Der Epli5ci 5n @lenoole, 2ong IS
lono. nllroc 5i ipGter Nohiinmbe ge.
!ncloct ooB Der 80 Sabre olte Fbi.
lipp GicBel lnlo ieine 52.iGbrigc Wot.
tin aocIina in ibrer @obnung, 9tr
565, @rppeltroBc, Sclbltmoro ourd
Grb1ngcn bc1ongen bobcn. lie 2ei-
Gicn lunrocn on einem Sbiirrabnen
bnngcno ouf9ciinoen. llcber Die llr.
lctc oco Ioppelnorbea mar porlGl-
iig n'd,tS III Grinbriiug 5it brin8en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Gntiiibrnna cincS Niubcs.

Gbico0o Il. 00rj. Gin
iiInil0bri1cr Sobn bcs 9lnuolta 9.
NJ. 9lflep murbc geitcrn Abeno fitr5
noh Sonncmultcraang, mGbreno er
por Der @obmlng leiner Gltcrn piel-
tc. Don cincr ctlpu 10 Sabre oltcn
Gruu cntiiibrt. llnBciGbr cin We.
picrt pcit enticrnt ihloB lid cip
Mtonn Der ,Srou an, luoruui ooa Eoor
nit Dem ainbe cincn StroBcnbobn,
@og1on bciticg mo oopon iubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Gutcr 9luiiun's Grmurbnna.

9tcmort rs, II. Mdr5, -
StoniSlouS unb Soicpb 0ru05insfi
5rci 9riibcr ats Fotcrion, mltrben
bcrtc ais @clanNcne bicrbcr gebrod,t
mo cilaefcrfert. Sie limo Der 0lit.
id]ulo nn Scr IN Der porigcn @o6c
ucrilbtcn .GrnloronlG bcs Jettora
erasmus 9lniion pon Der ct. Sto-
rialouS @clncinoc bclduloigt luo
ieben ans mie Stubcntcn ocr lbeo-
logic. Gie EoIisci perpcigert ollc
n0bcren .Qiittbcillmgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
,Iurp in Ncratl)nna.

9tnibpiIlc, Gem, II. M1ri.
Sl Dem Frojclie geDcn Sberlt
Gilncm Cooper, ielnen Sobn 9iobin
lulo ocn Gr.SAcriii Sburp pegen
Grnorbung ocs cbenlaligcn 9nnoes.
SenatprS Garmod ertDeilte Nidter
Sort berte Scr %nrp lire Sultrllftip.
ncn uno oic Ueldmoreneii 5o9en iih
oaraiti 5ltriid, INN ibre 9erotbrngen
81 bcgillnen. Cine boloige Gini9luta
ulti Elm Geroift miro folim erpartet.
I'M l.1O 9tuhnlitta8S Dertu9te Hid)-
ter Sort bas @crift uno begab lib
nah eincr 2nnopobnllng. Gr iagte
Dem Sheriii 0orun, ebe er lid, ent,
ierntc. er merbe fein Yeroift Dor 8
llbr morgen 8ornlittag cntgegen neb.
men, ielbit rcnn Die Silrp Gin ioldes
Dor jener 3eit er5ielen iputc.
Gle uorberriheiloe Nniift it, oub
cS oen @ei6uorcnen nidt acIinaen
lpirb. iid) aili ein Tcrbift 5u cinigen.
Sii6ter Surt bat Den eniihlub &c.
iilBcrt, lie lpiori8eniaus cine @ohc
obcr 5uei i'm Iicnit jli bebnltclt Inn
iuonl0glidl cin 9feililtut 81 iihcrn.
Ter Ero3eB bat uiele Woben lang
deoarert rno piel 9elo gefoitet. Snl
tsolle cines DlibcriolgeS piiroe e3
foilm moglid) iciL cine 3iirp iiir e
ncn 5lpeiten Frojeb 5llionllilen ,l
bringeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
INlipimo. .Mniifcr ucrnualiidt.

u cm Saucn, Conn, Il. Wdri.
-. >Soicpb 4. .Qicbiuuile, cincS Ger
cm lebtcn Sanltog bnrb &eudtgoa
ilbcrmGlti9tcn @'itglicber Der Fbi-
llppincn Gonltoblcr Dillliftnpcle,
ltorb bcllte 9tadrnittu9 i'm SDoipitoI
lie Scidc miro mobrihcinliG no6
Den FbiIippinen gcididt. Gie 5mci
onocrcn, 1lcih5citig nit Meoiopi0e
iibcrluGltlgtcn .gtlrliter liegcn nod
oornicocr, linb man fiirhtet, ooB tic
rid)t geneIcn ipcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Giscntbiimlid)rr Giirnbabn-llnfaa.
2otomutiuc blrdbrid)t Wiullcr ocS
Iomcn- @artejinlmera int Nubn.
boi 5u Montrcoj. - Gier .Sootc
uno piclc NcrlcBtc

lln0 ptClt NcrlcBtc.
Wfontrcul, Sllc. II. MGrS. -
Schs Oiculhcn fnmcn hcltc lml'a
ScbCn lln6 mchrcrc mlrbcn ld)lucr
pcrlcBt ais Ole 9ofonlptiuc cinea ,3u'
Qea Der ,Nolton lnb O}nnlc @oDn"
8c9cn oic Moucr 0c1 Gumcn @ortc'
3immcrS nuf Dem blcli9cn Minblor'
Nohnhoi rnnntc mo oiciclb2 trodcno
bllrhbrnd]. 9lls Scr ,3uA an Der Sto.
tion Ni9blono, etlinc NiciIcn pon
N'ontrcuI, poriibcr iilbr, iprcn9tc Der
Gompi cincn Stopicl Der Oin1inc
bcroua mo Der Observation-Disclosures
pllroe berob 0cihlciocrt. Der Sci
scr bcnlilbtc lih, Den 3llJ innl Still
Itouo 81 brin9cll ollcln ea gelun1
inn nicbt. Ter aus Sotonlotipc, cis
ncn @cp1dUaggon unO orei Hoiio.
9lerpogNous bcitebcnbc 3u9 ionite
IN ocn @nhnbot runntc nlchrerc Hnr.
rlercn lllcber mo olrhbruh IhllcB'
lih 0ic lR0llcrn 0cS Samen. Wurtc.
iimmcra. Ter 1ci5cr fam llnter Die
SriInner 5n lic1cn lno ulroc ou.
Ncnblldlid 1ct0otct. Soa glcid)c
ShidiuI Crlittcn ciu 9lrbciter. mel.
der lnlter bcm @ortciinlmcr IN SbG.
tlGfclt mar, ionic cine Srul lrno 3lpci
&lnocr. mclhc oli clnen Bug mortc.
ten, Gins Der gctootetcn Sinber lit
olo Die 5molii0bri9c Gliie &iuiera
aus Otontrcol ioentiiijirt morocn.
Nic &crlcbtel lillb noh Sooipit1lern
nebruht morben 9ic Shncrhcrless
ten lino: Snbn @aropp, Wontrcnl,
bcibc 9cinc 1ebrohcn; Ho,lis Groi1,
Ncl5cr, Wontrcol, aopfpiuloe; Sofo-
nrotiplilbrcr Mart Glmnlu9hdnl,
OFontrcnl, ShGbcIbrud). miro ltcrbcn;
>Obn apSbnr, rlliliihcr Gimponbercr,
Sdaoclbruh, miro lterbcn; Robert
WutIngbom, Mpntrcnl, innerc Ser
lcblnacn.
(SpGter.) - Wcuducrc @crihtc u
1cben, ooB MIR bier Ecrionen getootet
ulr0tn, iuGhrcno 30 nchr ober mes
niger bc01nflid)c &erleBungen crlit.
ten. 0rilbcno dciBcr Tonpi eyiiilitc
Die &nhitlC, Snfontotipfilhrcr un6 Sci.
ger mllBtcn htrobiprinNcn, lm0 Der
3nN lnrItc obnc uQc &titln1 III hcu
9ubnboi Iincin. Gic @ct0btctcn linb:
Srou ". ). Airon aus Wtontreol. ibr
l3iGhriAcr SobrL ibrc 9idbrigc 5od).
ter ulO Die ld)on obcncrlpdbntt Gllie
&llbcra. Mchr1rc Der Ncrlcttcu mcrs
Gcn ldlucrlih 0npnntonlucn Gie uls
ronalldbc 9lngabc. 0uB 0er 8tBcr Der
SofonptiDc un0 Gin in 6en ySurtcs
simmer belduttl9tCr 9lrbciicr rmtu'
men, bclt0tigt licb nldt Ter Sci5er
cntfom Ioit llnperlebt, outin Ynfomos
tloflhrer Glnnlngbom crlitt ciIcn
SdGbabruh mo lit bCluuBtlos. Mo.
rlmt cr 0tn 3u0 nidt 5lln Nnboltcn
bradtc. ehe er bon Der Sofonotiue
iprong, miro pielleift nitmolS in Gr.
fobrun0 Gcbtodt lucrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

n bic o8ciiinobcit Eenn obnc oicIc feir gr.
tpla. Sus IN oes Rdibiels ebinua ruarum ber
Ginc i'm leben AueS erreb mas er iuia, pdt.
reno Der Nnoerc trob barrier Mrbeit nicht Dor.
iudtis foniilti. Seitllebeit pa dber ntt ft,ir
ertucrbell ionoetn anth erbalicn iein. inocm
man oniiir furpt buii ole niiipen abfaattoifr.
bic icb iortpdbreno i'm N1rper anfammelr
init oem ein6iecll BnperIdfisell RIntreinieilHeS.
mifiel aus benz aorper prompt enifernt perber
Tieie5 muHoerbGre Wiiiiel no bic nnr ans
RIuiBeniiiiien uersciiellien beriibmten Ct. Der.
naroS Nr1nterpiIlen. % 9ents aae stpotbeien.
(SLT0. Ga. I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

READY
RELIEF

seit fber finfsis Sabren 1T RaS.
iuap's 8eabp @elief Der Samilieu'
9oftor uno bas nie feblidlagenbe
SausmiteI seeen $uiten, grfdltung,
tpi,nbe 3ebIe, gronditis, Grippe.
2unsenentaiinollns unb Sdmerden
ieoer @enennuns.
gernadlGiiiste GrfGltnusen arten
In grippe ,no 2unsenent3iinSnns
aus. Soeert nid)t ionoern Der.
idaift eud iofort eine GIaide bon
0lab,uap's @eabb @eliei ,no perbii.
tet 2unaenentaiinouus ODER furirt
iie, penn idon borbanben. Diees
prnberbare Seilmittel ioIlte iid In
ieoem $auie befimben; furirt, ebe
Der Gottor erideinen fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Ter Mufitano ani Gnba.

Nnpnnn II. Mars. Die
!Mclltcrcl Der Suuogerourmcn ppit
Gucttns, Erouin5 Snntu Clara, bat
bcrcits 9Iittuer9icbcn bcrbei9eiiibrt.
2oUnition, Gin iriibercr Gopit1n Der
IScnoormelL uuroe lcttc g,od)t 81
TluceiuS Don eincm Ietufernent er.
id)olicil meldes i'm peDcn getbeiii.
gulD oil Der Weliterei pcrDoitcn ioa.
te, lr,o Incident or Wioeritono lei.
icte. Qian nlintelt, oub Der Mili.
itnlio piel bcocntlid)cr lit, ais oie BE.
boroen 5iigebcll. Sn bieiigcn Hegic-
rnltnSpolait miro jc6od) lnitgctbeilt,
fub bic !picutcrcr bon 1000 IupoIcn
Senogcnoarlnen unringt iino itno
obne 3iueiiel balo geianeen iein mir.
bcn.
TGHe snr @eiie in's Mnslanb Be.
ksS n ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Sunsenentsiinouns
se6etG.

Dor einiser Belt beiam mein 0dtts ha1
e1iiiieifroft elm. Sd rieb feline Bruft nne
feinen Riden nit 9labtuabs Weabp gseltsf
ein sab tbnt alcb einen abeel5ffeI boU In
eiuas beibenl sSaffer gu trtnisu. BIS ber
hefer. Der Gotior faafe, es fst etne cute
Mest,ir. 10 batte etuen anberen 5dtI. ber
nleines fletner @eften. @r bate bic eaie.
ilnb Wiiden NIT benz gtabb @tlisi stn, eab
ibm aIIftfnolid eine Dolls unb Iisb slHe
9oiis 9inen foTaen. gm rddften 1a0s mar
er pieoer In Grbnune. 80 babe biefe Wes
bi8n In mener SantiIte felt nnaefdbr 80
Sabreu eebrduttt nuh fe f4Iue ME febl;
au6 meine slafbarn babsu fte sebraumf.
el6hinpsoou
srau 9ttsa Dunn,
Sadfonbtue, Wloraar Qountu. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Summer 4 Befer,
9entides Yanf- nnb Wcd)iclgcidGft,
26 EpnthsStraBc,
,,Nuticnal Ynni OF Spmmercc"s sG5ebGnbe.
Wfttaltebcr bcr NfttcubUrje

Wlitaliebsr Der 9!ticnbbrie.
gIns uno @eriaui bon Nliien uuo SbIGa'
tionelt. 2Sedel uno 9reois9'refe anf ale
tauphdbIdlen Stdote @uropas. gn' unn
Qeriauf fremoer C3eIoiortcn, io,pie slusiertis
anne bon 0olmaobten, SbiffSiurtcn bon uno
na6 9eutiCbiano. (9lpril2T-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18
Scaboarb Slurioa 2imitco

Sonnius nm llbr 9tnbmitaas. Surtlpe1
elefiriid,e HeleuhilIug: einiter 3ua. fiir5efte
Houie. id)nefte Sabri nGd ben Reiori5 oeS
Siiae. gSeaen Sauobut mo Sniormaiipu
neroe man iidb an g lt Chiffon, s. 9. 81,
gontinentaINebduoe, Baltimore, Mo.
(Wdr52. .1lit3&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-18

TGFe snr @eiie in's NnsIanb Be.
iorst g. Naine, Nr. 413, Cf.WaIti.
,aoreitrahe, uabe Cation SDxie Ase.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Cameras
Fine for Gifts

Every boy should put a anne on his
i, gift list and every parent should keep the
camera In mind in selecting gifts for the
boys aud girls. for nothing will give
them more pleasure
Brownie Cameras are here At
from ST. to $12.
sKodaks in box form, from SIS to
.S12.
Folding Pocket Series
mo. 4, 2tx3t pictures $1,000.
" No IA, 2tx34 pictures $1,000.
No. "a, special 2tx4t pictures
Z $500.
No 3, Sixth pictures $3.50.
No. ga, 34x5} pictures $4,000.
No. 4, AXIS pictures $4,000.
Photo Albums, all sizes and
style, SC to SO.
Pretty Calendar Mount, now
ready; &c, &c, 7c and Sc.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Corsets 69c

Thompson's Clove-Fitting
C. B., r.. and c., w. B. and p.
N. Corsets newest models; hose
supporters attached; lace and ribbon
trimmed Special Saturday at 60c.
Demonstration and free fittings
by Miss Conklin of Thomson's
Glove-Fitting Corsets; a large
range of models of these well-konwn
CorSets here for you to choose from.
Price 81 to So.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Haradkerch'fs

Ready to supply your personal needs
and Christmas gifts as well Increased
selling space for Saturdays buyers.
Handkerchiefs for men, women and
children.
nandkerchiefs from France, Belgium,
ireland and America.
The greatest variety Of any store in
the state, from the tirest handmade to
the cheapest qualities.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Aprons

Smart Tea Aprons of lawn and
fe ured dimity, bretelle aprons, also
aprons without bibs tucked, em-
broidery trimmed and plain; gineham
and percale aprons, small and medium
sizes; with and without %ruffles; large
assortment, good materials, 00c
best of styles, for. ........ 81
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Drawers

Women's Drawers in main
sock, muslin and cambria, regular and
Isabella shapes trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace %ruffles, also tucked or hem.
stitched 'fuffles; special price, AQc
for Saturday ............. re-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Towels

Pain White Turkish Towels, hem
med and fringed; red borders; special at
12Hc. Hemmed Huck Towels and
fringed Turkish Towels; fzHc grade
for SIC.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

Collars, Stocks, Rabats and
Jabots-lace and embroidery combi-
nations; many styles to choose from,
very fairly priced at
26c, Soc, CSC
j Marabout Feather Boas-
both natural and black fine and fluffy
1928, IS and @6.98
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Oak Stoves

Lincoln Oak Stoves viii not only
heat room in which they are used but
are so planned that they will heat the
room above; these are nicely nickel
trimmed; made of smooth sheet steel
with heavy cast base.
Regularly t7.eS; special $7.26.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Pillow Tops

Hand Painted on black, tan
blue and green MORE = beautiful
designs; 81 kind; Saturday S0C
ats. ..................... oO
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

TOT SpcClat nOHuay displays, WHICH AT tlS season cnCIoi
Here are many lots of Trimmed and Untrimme
Lot Trimmed Hats for women, misses and chill.
dren| variety of shapes and color combi- g I0S
nations; value 1896 to g. IS special .-.....
Lot 2 Trimmed Hats for women, misses and chill
dren-nany shapes and colors; all good; regular &0.0S
prices IS to 81, at only ..... .......-....
Lot 3-Trimmed Hats in a good variety Of new
shapes and cooring very pretty hats, indeed; q n .4S
values ranging from 1879 to $o75....--...
Lot 4-FineT rimmed Hats-the creations of our
best trimmers-novel and original styles, worth %7v8S
SO. Sc to $iz. So; priced t..........-....
Lot 5-Richest Trimmed Hats exclusive mod
es-direct copies from Partisan productions most of them
trimmed with imported materials, some with elegant feathers
SATURDAY, at only ,.... .........--.
Lot 6-Untrimmed Hats in very large variety
most desirable shapes and colors; regularly priced 0Gc
at s. to 81 so; special while they last. 49,. 20
Lot -Ready-to-wear and Untrimmed
Hats for women, misses and children; Only a few of a kind;
regu ar prices S. so to So; while the lot lasts the &c
price will be
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Stencillinag

StenciIlin9 Outfits for decorat-
ing silks, v~elvets, satins, cushions,
upholstery panels, woodwork and ali
kinds of textiles; here at from . to
$3.50.
Stencil Patterns a very large
variety TO choose from. from &c to
9Oc.
Artist Material Dept, Second Floor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Gas Radiators

A. Tube Junior Aluminium Bronze
Finished Radiators - splendid little
heaters; regularly H.6o; tomorrow
at $1.40.
Special for Saturday
Mems and Women's All Linen
White Hemstitch Plain or initiated
Handkerchiefs-
12Hc each; box of six, 76c.
10c each; box Of six, III.
26c each box; Of six, $1.46.
Women's Hemstitched Em-
broidered Handkerchief -
1Oc, l2Kc and 26c.
Children's initiated Hand
kerchiefs-thrse in . box for 26c.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Candies
Saturdays Specials

Home Made Vanilla Cream
Walnuts, 3Oc a Id kind for 2Oc.
Home Made Caramels-
simply delicious, equaling those sold at
much higher prices-vanitla and choco-
late. nut filled and pllin; 4oc ID. kind at
soc.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Jap China

Sugar and Cream Sets-red
border with Geisha girls DOC
very pretty; 4oc sets for 10
Salad and Fruit Bowls with
blue bord.r decorations with japanese
figure; large size = regular ooC
ly ACC at. %
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Heaters

Just the thing for taking the chill of
of a room in the morning or for keep
ing the house heated turnout the evening
without necessitztiHg the lighting of the
furnace fire until real Winter comes
Useful thruout the Winter also.
Regularly $40; special priced
$3.06.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

Another Outfit with better
grade bulb and tubing: better platinum
points. larger benzine bottle, alcohol
lamp, two bottles of stain, box Of ab-
sorbent and practise pieces in a large
stenciled box, value s3.5o,So.69
will be sold at.... -
$1.4O Platinum Points for
SLID.
soc Rubber Bulbs, 40c.
zoe Jar Wax, 15c.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

Lot = Grade Novelty Hats in the most
exclusive shapes and colors; made of the richest materials;
iast prices - 70 10 pnesa Vans .nsy y .So
Lot and Ends of Ostrich Plumes
and Feather Novelties in a large variety of coiors cEC
mo backs; regular prices ST. as to 81 so; special Oo
in many coors and a few blacks, but not many of a style,
regularly 81. so to Sit choice, while they SD .85
Lot Feathers pretty agrette effects,
s.; choice of any :. ~
Lot 12-Ornaments OF many kinds, former nc
y priced SC to 25c; choice of the lot at only. 49,.
Lot 13-Hat Ornaments in great variety; a few
Of this, 4 few of that; ACC and 39c kinds &c
Lot 14-Old Gold Novelty Braids for hat
trimming-veEy pretty and very useful regularly 0EC
69c to $i.2S a yard, for only .........-... 30
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

Complete .Pyrographic Out
fits containing rubber bulb md tubing,
platinum point, benzine bottle, union
alcohol lamp and practise pieces, all put
up III nicely stenciled box;$ SO
regular price s2.......
handkerchief and Glove
Boxes, worth f5c, at 1Oc.
Thayer and Chandler Pam
els, with Gibson heads-2Oc, Csc,
36c, 45c.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

PyrograPl1ic Exhibit
Demonstrators by Flemish Art Co.
~ Six expert artists direct from the Flemish Art Co, New York,
will be in our Topographic Department tomorrow and give, an ex-
hibiion of wood carving, burning, cooring and eweing, all of which
will undoubtedly prove immensely interesting and instructive to all
who enioyt this work, and even to those who have not yet made it a
fad. II will be one ofthe biggest and best exhibitions of the kind. that
has ever been made gss
4 An additional attraction will be the offering of these specials IN the same De-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26
Mems Union Suits

The man who has not tried the union suit of underwear does not
true comfort means, for while il may bother him to manipulate them al
find them immensely superior to the separate garments in a very little "
men are adopting union suits every day.
Natural Wool Union Suits, half wool. heavy vcght, ribbe
$3.50.
Fine Worsted Union Suits, 23 wool, medium weight, whit
at So.
Fine Silk and Wool Union Suits, in white only, IS.
Ribbed Balbrissan Union Suits medium weight; whit
shades-$1.2 rs and $50
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-26

1t Prepare now for one OF the grast millinery movement of the san of 1904 determined effort
for special holiday displays which this S@n mnnch upon the miinuyS section
Here many lots of Trimmed and Unnmmed Hats adonIhmdyh wp prices
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-23

Geo. and Chas Kohn are In the city
today 10 attend the fair. They are the
progressive firm of Rohn Brothers of
Montoya and are vitally interested in
the growth and development Of Quay
county. Welcome, boys, we would like
10 have Hve thousand visitors like
you.
Fred Mcfarland passed through this
morning en- route from Albuquerque,
where be had been TO attend the Grand
Lodge A. =. A. VI. Logan received
her charter fon . Masonic lodge dur.
Ting this session.
Dr. Fred B Rruts, Elsie NJ Ertel,
Aulie Ertel, and Mr. and Mrs. II. II.
Thomas, all of Indianapolis, Ind. are
in the city this morning, guests Of
j. r. wasson and family.
The Santa Fe surveyors ran their
first preliminary line into the city today
The survey will he completed in few
days.
IN" Iucumeari Band had their photo
taken this morning. They were in the
ship Of state which was drawn by four
colors Of white and purple.
Chas. 4. Davis and ". T.. Eaton. rep.
rescntinP the X. G branch Of Swift
and Co. are calling on the local trade
this week.
Marjorie Record. the little Eve year
old daughter Of Frank Record !, here
from Dcs Moincs to visit for week
Mrs. v Kohn, Mrs. A. Calish and
Howard Kohn were here from Montoya
yesterday TO attend the county fair.
W. n. Rosenthal OF Las Vegas, il a
visitor 10 the fair.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-23
POLO GAME BETWEEN BELL
RANCH AND TUCUMCARI RE-
SUITED IN A TIE-.3 TO 3
This Was Without Exception One of the Most
Brilliant Games Ever Played In This City,
With Honors About Even.


The best polo game ever seen In
these or any parts was held a; the Fair
grounds this afternoon between Tucum
carl and BELL Ranch. After ten, six
minute periods the game was called Of
with the score standing . to 5. Bell
Ranch had things their own way for
the first four periods, keeping the ball
in the enemies territory all the time
Through the masterful playing Of Hall
they annexed two goals in the hrst
period and added another 10 their to.
tai in the third. After that IL was
battle royal until the tenth period. tn.
cumcari managed TO score one In the
fourth on q magnificent drive by Silas
May and that was the end Of the scor.
ing until the tenth. In this period
Schril,Z took the place Of Street and
after two minutes OF play made q
clean drive down the field for . Tu.
cumcari goal. With only minute
Of play left ard the game apparently
lost for the home team Schril,z manag
cd to break from the mass play with
the hall in front Of him. lie managed
To keep II well in front Of him until
within striking distance when a long
stroke of his stick he landed the ball
between the goal posts. BY agreement
between the captains IL was decided
10 call the game a tie 50 as 20 give
the base ball boys a chance at the
field
Final score ) TO 3.
The ball game started Immediately
after the completion Of the polo game
with Bess and Lynch pitching. There
was a large crowd present and every
one was pulling for Tucumcari TO make
II three straight. The line up with
the exception Of the pitchers was che
same as yesterday.