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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10
HEARD ON the
STREET

Ne eana into the Ballard Beach
car with a disnliied air. surveyed
the passengers with a calm. indif
fcrrnt EAre and seated himself IN
tho forward end u tho smoking
compartment Ills arat companion.
bnaiiy engaged In reading a neEa.
paper. paid bot little attention 10
him until he remarked.
Parton me. sir. but DO you know
Who | amf'
The neai companion replied IN thu
negative
I'm the chief engineer Of a
cuckoo clock I've already taught
Il 10 lay
The seat companion glanced
sharply At the speaker and hastily
moved 10 another end Of the car.
Ne doesn't know yet whether tho
speaker uas a harmless hus or lab.
oring under a hangover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

Here's a fish story told BY a
Lake Union lad.
Gee. was fiAhin' In the lake
toiheF day Lots O hnRss In deere
and had lost all me hooks but
one II Lost dat one q would be
All IN fer m flahin' with mo. Then
had a hlte-a good oue-cotk
vent clear under ! ranked Moth
Ia seemed tor cnme. Den | thinks.
HnaEFed aKiu. durn III luck Last
hook, Don m line moved. and
knows had I'm. Got I'm out on
III bank Carp that long Had
four GOOD hooks In his meuf II
yer don believe It, here's tn
hooks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

These le fellows ni Louie Bi the older
Ia and his brother Louie 10 Their last ohenzoen
sounds Ike German and f. Both Of tho
prince OF Germany and B will be king day and Louie will be
too
This picture shows the royalty have about
raising children Some little princes swofda
soldiers uniforms hat those They In the
sand the kings yard Berlin and have grand time The Ger
have known sensible people raising chden
photograph shows that the his little grandchildren
aren't a
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Do you want TO buy a homsi see
The stars classified real estate
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

Paris h wonderfui centre N
social nafefF and popular excite
nient Yes answered Mr. Cum
foHi thauHhifnliY y should not be-
elalm recognition AZ the pltifhurE
Of Francs Washington star
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

The minds nf mon are all agreed
Oh THE that worn n not for sdmen.
thay wouldn't have 10 work Fiori-
da Times Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

Finsi Farmer pointing 70 The ner.
lHH horn Hn an sutumnHiial Whatsn
lhsf Thing fer second Farmar.
Ihafs th' t'fiHE fhef hioN iss b..
fafs they feu y foNH@Taan and
guuHtfF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

kniehef How Ions does yonf wife
plan 10 Be away Hooker 81 Two
trunks -Nea York fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

hont wear diamonds uniass you
hafr tank balance 20 mateh g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-10

hld fonf husband storm when
faa shHeed btu aho sinessmak 90
hiii HHnHif 10y 81 ifs iusf
fAfcdY What ga sou dor y
showed him the miliiHefs aeeonui.
Kansas fiIf star
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08

These beautiful undergarments are
beautifully made by hand-the clever
needle work of the French, and are i'm
ported direct by us, bringing the most
exquisitsly mad. garments to you at most
moderate prices.
Brides-to-be will find the collection
here of surprising beauty and interest.
Made of French Nainsook, gown with
yoke hand embroidery in floral design,
short flare embroidered sleeves; drawers
with slAshed ruffle, embroidered finish
with ribbon bow, chemist to match,
price $40. 90.
Three-Piec Set-Gown with yoke
open front, finished with yeining hand
embroidery and ribbon; \ priced at
$Il. %.
Three Piece Sets = Fine French
Nainsook, gown, chemise and drawers
hand embroidery in eye.et pattern, set
entirely hand made; here at Sis. 90.
Three-Piece Set-of French batiste,
slip-over gown. hand embroidered yoke
and sleeve in scroll design, chemise and
drawers to match; for BIZ. 90.
Three Piece Set-in batiste or
French nainsook, high n s~lip-over gown,
solid or eyelet embroidery finished with
cluster hand tucks and linen cluny lace,
drawers with slashed and bow, chemise
to match; for $23.oS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
CELEBRATE SILVER
anniversary Of
ST. PAUL'S TONIGHT
Two-Day Fete Will Begin in
Parish Hall, High and Mar
ket Streets.

Members of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church will assemble tonight at 5
o'clock to celebrate the twenty-ffth
anniversary of that edihce. The cele-
bration will continue for two days, and
1t is the intention of the Rev. Henry
H. Hadley, rector, as well as a COM
mittee appointed for that purpose, to
raise the sum of 81, 200 to pay off a
debt under which the church is 1ill
laboring.
The services will be held in the
church edi1ce at High and Market
streets. Tonight there will be a big
service In the church at s o'clock, when
1t IL expected that all of the former
rectors of the parish who are living
VIII be present, besides the bishops and
many other clergy from the city and
State. A committee has been working
diligently to obtain a noted preacher
for the occasion, and has been so sue
cessful as to receive an acceptance of
its invitation by the Rev. William
Wilkinson, who is popularity known as
sthe Wall Street preacher. Mr.. Wilkin-
eSi dAAA - hAiAiiCSOld " ldhC
charge of the evangelfstic work in st.
Johns Chapel, New York, before the
Trinity Corporation decided TO close the
doors Of that church.
To Hold Reception.
Tomorrow night a parish reception
will be held in the parish house, when
an entertaining program will be pro-
duced. The members of the parish are
backing up the men with unusual en-
thusiasm, and under the direction of a
committee appointed at the first meet
ing have undertaken to raise 81, 200 to
clear off certain notes. This will be
presented as a silver offering at the
commemorative service tonight, and
will remove the only debt which the
church has.
st. Paul's is in a ffourishing condi-
tioH and is a good Illustration of what
may be done with the modern down
town church. problem. While in most
cities the size of Newark the tendency
has been for congregations to move out
of the heart of the city, st. Paul's has
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Miss Edna Johnson to Be
Quietly Married, Lne 25

| Men were responsible for the wealth
entrusted to them, he said, in proper
ton to their gifts and ability. Little
ness of character he characterized as
rather the inability to grasp life's
greatest opportunities than overt acts.
In presenting the diplomas the Rev.
Dr.. James I. Vance urged the gradu-
seriously and to place before them
selves a high ideal and then live up
to it.
The musical portion of the program
included songs by the school, 1.-THE
Day Is Declining" Schubert; Roses
Everywhere Denza; DRY Yo' Eyes"
Lansing, and Franz Abt's "Song of
Parting The Rev. Louis Shreve Os-
borne offered opening a n the
benediction was conferred by DIR.
Vance. The graduates are:
College Preparatory Course - Miss
Helen Inlay Fisk and Miss Beryl King.
Latin Course-Miss Sarah Rhodes
Bradner, Miss Maud Elizabeth Clark.
Miss Frances Henrietta Ginger. Miss
Leah King, Miss Alice Morris O'Neil
and Miss Marguerite Helen Uhler.
English Course = Miss Constance
Phelps Brown, Miss Florence Butts,
Miss Ruth Estelle Carroll, Miss Mar
garet Crawford Drake, Miss Marguerite
Louise Plug, Miss Marjorie Scarlet,
Miss Inez Dorothea Stengel and Miss
Lucia Claudia Towle.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08

ilt1u Oh u lis SpttDQlu DOSlIlDH WII1ln
five minutes walk of the business
centre of the town. and, without an
endowment or the backing of rich COM
municants, has successfully met all the
financial problems which have con-
fronted 1t.
$4,000 in Three Years.
The church property is in better con-
dition today than it has ever been, and
her ministrations are sought by hum
dreds nnuall Probably few churches
In the country mpar with st. Paufs
in this respect, that n pays as she
goes, and her obligations are met by
sinal CONTRIBUTION from a large num-
Der OF individuals. 1t is instructive in
TINS connection TO discover that during
the past three years nearly sSo,ooo has
peen raised by the parish Tor all pur-
poses from current I'M
proVeinehts ana repairs TO contriou-
liohs Tor MISSIONS foreign n DO
nestic, 81. Pauis confirmation class
thls yea numbered nlty-two.
WINE d. FauIs people are celeDrat-
ing the Wenty-nltn anniversary OF the
nist service VA tue present eolhce' the
parish Is mucn older, having peen Or
sahlzeo lh-looo as a mission IN charge
OF the Kew andrew Mackle. 10 the
spiehald yea n enthusiasm OF n
ia'e Jeremiah = dartnWal the cnurcn
owes us mmanoin position so near
the citys centre, me It's opportunity
10 minister TO Gown town residents.
Cornerstone Laid in 1873.
soon after the Rev Hannibal Good
win became pastor in 1874 mans were
deyeloped for building a church along
side the chanel. but nothing was ac-
complished until 1879. when In SEN
tember. the Right Rev William H.
Odenheimer. bishop of New Jersey. laid
the cornerstone The Rev. Joseph H.
Smith was then rector. Work an the
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Bridal Hats

A charming collection of most beauti-
fully trimmed hats is here for June brides
beautiful dreams in white, trimmed
with white flowers, feathers, novelties, etc.
We fill a remarkable number of orders
for brides and bridesmaids hats, and we
take especial pains in producing rare and
exquisite models for wedding purposes.
Bridal Wreaths-a new assortment;
soc to S3.o5.
Orange Blossoms by the dozen OF
in clusters.
Bridal Veiis-made to order and
draped in the latest fashion.
Millinery Dept, Second Floor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Record
Books

Our Wedding Record-bound in
white and pink roses on outside cover,
30c.
Our Wedding Record-bound in
white cloth and silk MORE 5os and 81.
The Bridal Souvenir-bound in
white cloth and silk MORE with cold
lettering and orange blossoms, deco
rations on outside, ST and ST.. rs.
The Brides Bloodhound in white
cloth with gold ard silver lettering and
decorations on outside cover, colorsd
f~rontpiece, SIPS, So and S2.75.
Cupid's Proverbs - A wedding
bloodhound in white kid, $3.50.
The Wedding Book - bound in
white silk MORE with gilt lettering on
outside cover, also gilt edged leaves,
illustrated by Amy Neatly, SIS.
The Brides Book "A souvenir of
the wedding with eight illustrations in
color by Maud Humphrey and Paul
Dep onepre, also 80 illustrations in black
and white, bound in white silk MORE,
hoxedi So. so.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Linens
For Wedding Gifts

Lunch Cloths, round OF square,
hand embroidered, hemstitched, seal
loped and lace trimmed; prices up TO
SIS.
Dinner Cloths-Henstitched damask
with one dozen hemstitched napkins to
match, prices up to SIS.
Pattern Table Cloths, bordered all
around; some with napkins to match;
prices up to SIS.
Lunch Napkins-Hemstitched and
plain dzmsSk; Scalloped and tied fringe,
prices up TO $40.
Doyiies-Round, square, oval and
oblong; hand embroidered, hemstitched;
scalloped aad lace trimmed, prices up to
81. 50.
Centre Pieses-Hand embroidered
and scalIoped; trimmed with handmade
Renaissance lace; prices up to 50. so.
Carving CIoths-Scalloped damaSk
or plain linen, hand embroidered or
hsmstitched; prices up to 81. SO.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
TRUNKS
Bags and Suit Cases

You cannot miss it by giving a trunk,
bag or suit case, for more than one is
needed, and there are some in our stock
that are particularly appropriate for gift
giving.
For instance-there is the indestructo
Dress and Steamer Trunk most
maryelously built; will stand every strain
that could be put upon than. so good
that they are absolutely Insured against
breakage or destruction of any kind a
fve-year guarantee against accident even
goes with them; a bride wiz be delighted
with such gift-the unexpected thing;
S2I to $35.
innovation Wardrobe Trunks are
oil all trunks the kind for bridal gifts, for
if ever a woman has plenty of clothes it
is when she starts on her wedding tour.
These wardrobe trunks are SIS, sos
and SIS.
Dress Trunks with skirt Isngth
trays, Sis to $50
Skirt Length Steamer Trunks,
SIP to $40.
Hat Trunks with six hat forms and
extra trays for waist and shoe boxes,
SO to $50.
Shoe Trunks. carrying 70 pairs Of
shoes, SI6 to SIS.
Hand Bags-Walrus, pieskin, calf
skin, alligator and seal, in russell. black,
brown, olive and tan; S. to $50
Hand Bags. filed with toilet sets if
you wish them
Dress Suit Cases, of seal sole
leather. pigskin, walrus and rzttans $3.50
to SIS.
Money Belts, Picture Frames,
Toilet Sets. nedicine Cases. Coat
Eiangers-$2 to SIS.
Women's Hand Bags Of Kyle
Patent Leatkior-FiEe for use with
light dresses; So 10 $40.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Gut Glass

Flower Vases, $l.4o, $I.oS,
81. % to $50.
Flower Pots, $l.oS.
Tall COMFORTS, s1.oS to s24.
Decanters, Whisky Jugs, etc,
81. % to $40.
Jugs. 500 to SIS.
Sugar and Cream Sets, s1.oS to
$l5.75 set.
SpoonhoIders, $40 to $2.oS
each.
Bowls, great variety of shapes and
designs, 81. % to $24.
Bon-bon and Olive Dishes, soc
to "a. % each.
Relish Dishes. $2.os to 81. %
each.
Celery Trays, 81. rs to $40. %.
Punch Bowls, s14 to $72.
Tumblers, 81. % to S27. 90 doz.
Fern Dishes, $3.50 to $50 each.
Water. Whiskey, Cocktail,
CIaret and HIghbaIl Sets, $5.oS
to s62. o5 set.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
FawOFs.

These in the Candy Store
White Siippers-paper and satin
White Paper Bells
White Satin Heart Boxes
White Satin High Hats
Bridal Figures
Crepe Paper Baskets
Ornaments for Wedding Cakes
Wedding Cake Boxes
Favors of China
Confetti in boxes or packages
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Rare Objects

Amongst the Vienna Bronze Cab
met Pieces are many beautiful objects,
the variety being SC diversified as to en-
able you to find something for almost
anyone to whom you wish to give a gift.
The Painted worries are most beau
tiful and suggestive, and may be had at a
wide range of prices.
The Partisan Gilt Trinkets afford
a wide field for choice, and the prices
vary widely.
The wares of Solid Brass are I'M
usual and different appealing to those
who like to give something out of the
ordinary.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Veilings

Bridal Veilings, in various widths
and qualities, all very fine; sold at moder-
ate prices.
White Silk Illusions and Nets.
Real Lace Collars and Berthas.
Hemstitched silk Scarfs. in white
and Oriental colorings as well as the
srangled kind-all very beautiful.
Sixth Ave, Main Floor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
KiRnnOr1Os

Handsome Long SILK Kimonos in
pretty floral designs and dainty color
ings In empire effect, elaborated with
soft silk ribbons, S4.7s to SIS. so.
Long Crepe Kimonos-Light blue
and pink, lavender, red and navy; elab-
Grated with borders of washable and
flowsred ribbons; 81 and So.
Pretty Dressing Sacques of Soft
Batiste and Sheer Lawns-mny dainty
styles; $1.50 to $3.50.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
ON TRIAL FOR RECEIVING.

Angelo Campione was placed on trial
before Judge Davis and a jury in the
Court of Quarter Sessions today on a
charge of receiving $3.50 worth of white
lead n paint stolen from Charles Van
Syckles's store. 60 Court street, last Oc-
tober. One of the employees is said to
have helped himself to the stock and
sold it to Campione.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Lace Robes

In no other store will you see a
greater variety of gorgeous robes I'M
made for brides and bridesmaids, and
nowhere are they sold at nor moderate
prices.
Lierre Lace Robes, unrnade.
Princess Lace Robes
Lingerie Lace Robes
Spangled Robes
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Gloves

PERKINS, 1o-Button L z til
White Kid GIoves-French make;
mousquetaire style; 3 pearl buttons;
$3.25.
French Kid G~loves-suede and
washable; 2 and 3-clasp; plain and Paris
point stitching; 81 to 81.
Silk 0Ioves-2-cla clasp; soc and 81.
To- Button Lengths, 81, $1.7s
to 81 SO.
Third Ave, Main Floor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Hosiery

Pure Thread White Silk Stock
ings-plain wezvcs; extra fine gauge;
reinforced heels, toes and soles; s1.7S a
pair.
Pure Thread White Silk Stock
ings = plain wsaves, handsome silk
~clockings, S2.25.
7.oFrench Pure Thread White Silk
Stockings-beautiful silk embroidered
insteps; So so and $5.75.
Third Ave, Main Floor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Curtains

Lace Observation-Disclosures, Irish
Point, Tambour, Filet, Lacet, Brussels,
Point Arab, Novelty Ruf1ed Nets and the
simple Swiss-a variety of patterns TO
choose from without an equal, at prices
ranging from 3oc TO SIS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
POrtieres

A remarkable collection of portieres
here to choose from. They are always
acceptable for gifts-velours, tapestries,
armures, damasks in ever so many colors
and patterns; some fringed, some with
cord edge; prices ranging from 1913
to 500.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Bed Sets

Beautiful Lace Bed Sets of Irish
Point, Renaissance, Marie Antoinette,
Lzcet, Bobbinettes, Muslins and Gre
tonne with bolster pieces or shams for
single, three-quarter and full-sized beds
"a wonderful variety to choose from,
most suitable for gifts; $2.75 TO 500.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
pn,vArE SCHOOL YEAR ENDS.

An audience composed of relatives
and friends Of the graduates and
al1mnae filed the auditorium of the
Memorial Church last night,
where the eighteenth commencement of
Miss Townsend's School was held.
Speaking upon the subject. Response
bility,p DR., Marion lie Roy Burton, the
newly chosen president of Smith Col
lege. who was the speaker of the eve
ming. urged the duty of the Individual
20 society and mankind in general
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Change in Plans Made Because
OF Death in
Family.

"WEDNESDAY, June 20, has been
wv set as the date of the wedding
of Miss Edna Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Samuel Hewitt johnson,
and Joseph Spencer Crane. The cere-
mony will take place in the brides
home, $50 Summer avenue, and will be
witnessed only by relatives and near
friends.
A large number of invitations were
to ave been issued for a in
the Third Presbyterian Church, but the
death of Miss Johnson's uncle caused a
change in the plans. Miss Blanche Pos
till will be the maid of honor and
Thomas Paulding Read the best man.
EEEhe -sshers will complete the party.
In<harmony with the general decora-
tive scheme of white and yellow, which
sis to prevail in the adornment of the
scene of the wedding, the bride win be
attired in white satin and Miss Postill
will wear yellow satin. The nuptial
music will beplayed by Professor Claude
Warford, of New York. The Rev. DIR.
Robert Scott Inglis win perform the
ceremony.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Waists
Handsome Lace and Net Waists

Handsome Lace and Net Waists
in dainty exclusive models. elaborated
with laces-a wonderful variety to choose
from, unequaled by any other store in
the State; SIS to $40. So
Beautiful BIouses-C of
French models; made of handkerchief
linens and French Lingerie; some prettily
hand embroidered, Others embtllished
with laces; SIS to SIS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Fine Coats
For Dress and Travelling

Pongee Coats-An exceptional va
riety of models to choose from-various
good grades ranging in price from $40
TO SIS.
Blue Serge Suits = Every bride
should have one: one OF the most useful
of garments; $40. so TO $40 so.
Imported White Lace Coats
Dressy as can be: will embelish white Or
colored dresses; $I0.50 to $27. SO.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
June Is the Brides Month
W. Are Ready
Every Aisle of the Store a Bridal Path
Gift Things and Wearables Galore
Are Seen at Every Step

Congratulations and Acknow-
lodging Cards in gold or silver let
tering, &c each.
Bridal Place Cards, hand painted
daisy, Lily Of the Valley, slipper, orange
blossoms and other suitable designs,
from &c up to 35c each.
Bride Place Cards, hand painted,
12c and 15c each.
Groom Place Gard, hand painted,
12c each.
Bride and Groom, hand painted
place cards, l5c and 16c each.
Hand Painted Brides maids
place cards, 15c each
White and Green GarIands. los
each.
White Paper Napkins, i4c, 1sc
and i6c per 100
Paper Napkins. with Lily Of the
Valley, Soc per 100
Confetti in packages. Soc per
dozen.
Confetti in ID. boxes, 12ic box
Lace Edge Doilies, from S inches
up to IS inches, SC per dozen up to 4zc
per dozen.
serpenfines, SOC per dozen.
White Skewers, 25c per 100.
White Chop FrilIs. 2sc per 100.
White Ice Cups, from &c per doz.
up to 30c per dozen.
White Carnations, 35c per dozen.
White Crepe Paper, plain, &c per
roll
Decorated Crepe Pap er. I5c roll
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
JACK LONDON IN HOSPITAL

HONOLULU, june s.-That Jack
Lon has lost his health through tropi-
cal diseases and may never regain it is
the information given out by e. s..
Goodhue, of this city, who has received
a lengthy letter from the novelist, who
is in a hospital at Sydney, Australia.
London specifies five diseases from
which he suffered when he reached
Sydney.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Furniture

The Furniture Store affords a vast
field for choice, for there is hardly an
article in this great section that is not
appropriate for a wedding gift. Surely
one need not worry over the gift prob
lem with such a variety of giyeable
things available.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-08
Silver Gifts
These Are Sterling

Sugar Shell, S1.75.
Butter Knife, Sz.2 5
Cold neat Fork, $3.50.
Sardine Server. $2.25.
Pickle Fork, sI.75.
Lemon Fork, Sl.3o.
Butter Pick, $I.15.
Olive Fork, $1.l5.
Olive Spoon. $500.
Jelly Spoon, SIS. 90.
Berry Spoon, SAYS.
Pie Server, $500.
Trimmed Salad Sets, 81. so.
Marmaiade Jar, S5.75.
Marma'ade Spoon, SOC.
Tea Ball, ST. 90.
Strainer, S2.z5.
Bon-Bon longs, $500.
Sugar longs, $3.50.
Cream Ladle, S2.25.
Bon-Bon Spoons, $i.So.