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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

Choice patterns II craYats and;
gents hose. Take q look. Holbrooks
Nero. Co.
III Is you have 8 crop contract expir-
Ing John aTaher will make you q d
/. loan 81 y lowest rates 70 clean Ii up.
Mrs. DWane Clapp. Of Havre, Mon
stana, 81 Visiting at the home 81 her
: father ct Frank Pitcher, ii this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam scharf return
ed Monday evening from GAINESVILLE,
Shtinn:. here they spent pleasant
( visit with their many friends and rela-
atres.
|; u Mr 4. and Mrs. q. q. Honey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rooney and Mrs. George Wilson
were here from Edmore the latter part
3 last week Coming ~ the auto
route. n 5 81 4
nj. Gerring, his son and son-in-law,
|aar y listing atF the home sof Mr. and
Mrs. Adam scharf and looking over
thiia 81 section aof the country which they
think IS fine. They expect to return
next spring 81 IN
$S Clint Smith and Leo Beauchamp
|5were hunting at the end OF Black Tig-
erss bay last week. Mr. Smith acct
ladentally Slot his fine chicken dog,
which was q very valuable animal val
Iuedsi excess 81 81 Of. M
Not q minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group. Cham
lberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon.
fas the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears. viii
prevent the attack. Sold BY all drug.
lgists: :s:=
q. y. >: Turner, the $hustling news
dealer and confectioner, viii occupy
the west room Of the Wineman-Bangs.
block as soon as 1t Is completed. 1T
lis Mr.. Turner's intention; to- greatly en-
large and add to his stock when. he.
moves. Among other things which will
he carried By him will IBID a. very COM
plete line Of holiday 8 goods.
n "a sheep lined coat Is all that you
need to make you happy. Holbrook
Mere. go: Il. NJ. .:..=.. \
%. g. Mcleod, Of Crazy, whose barn
Twas destroyed By Are caused BY light
hing some fohdIr weeks sago Has let the
contract to ]. Halliday Of this city to
replace the barn that be buff
at. this, tins. will be larger than the
former one and when ecompleted VIII
be one sof the finest = the | country.
/ It will be 48x80 with cement floors and
a self supporting root, built along
the lines OF Halliday most suptto date
ideas In barn construct ion. s$ All vi
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nj Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. I. E,
u. Chamberlln. M. . 55.:... I.


Henry Med lehman has accepted the
house which has recently been finish u.
ed tor him near Crary, and has one e
OF the most modern and up-to- date
residences IL this section of the coan-
try. Besides being 1 finished In asthe
most approved style thro ughout, i is
supplied with s gas plant and water
system 81 is own making it Just az
convenient as any residence could be
IN 81 city which has all the modern
conveniences. This iasa practical dem
onstration that It ~ not ecessary 2to
Eliveains Al city TO have all the comforts
of modern home. The house was
built BY j. Halliday Of this city. sss5SE7 7
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REAL ESTATE IRA SffRS
IA $50
Eor5the week Of Sept. q. IT; s ISIS

50 fE-tG33
Frank W. Penne77to Wilbus r. Mas
.seure, nv IA 15s-as. Consid eration'
$500! rs y
Merchants Realty Co. III Frank fSI.11
Whitman ID 76l 1T. lots q. ., Be and Al
and ali Of lot 5. Blk s0yaD DEVILS Lake;
$500. '.Sa .*:... /
Frank N. Whitman and wife to
North Dakota Imp oyement Co. na
100 1T. Of lots j. 2.js3, and ii and all Of;
lotst s, and s andre IL lot /, blk. 2o.;
Devils Lake. SAT SOC. ~ ! - q
Ramsey: county tot 9. > Lord, lot II;
biz. 10. Edmore. 81 .o0, gs5ss
II Ramsey County to g. .. Lord, lot
Sc, Blk. a. Edmore.. 81 n :oo. SsS2 !. :. Il
y. FL McC u1lough to- State Univer-
silly and School III Mines. part Of lot
s 90. 4: n s 5s3
Samuel D. CALDWELL and wife to,
Marx AN Cornwall ss. ~ NV 4 Al. lots
s. u, 3 and 8 1864. 5000. 81 ~
Sam Rubin to Bessie Rubin lot II,
sblk 157 and lots % and Al blk 142}
Devils Lake $50 #sfl
Thomas w. Ruger to Hans Wester-I
gard lots IS and n a q lot 5, Ruger's:
End I'D. to Devils Lake 81 90. ST s sssss
Chas. Thomllp son ana wife to:
Clinton 3, and Kate s; Thompson ne
Iii1-4 21-l57-s $4,000 5 5ssS
Chas. G. Thonp son and wife to
Clinton 81 and Kate s, Thompson sW
$3.50 s5sss: B S :s,s
Chas. Thompg and wife to
Clinton q. and Kate 81. Thompson se'
1-4 25.157 $3.50 fs s9s
Jos. ia. Nichol and wife to Wilford
Fausman, lots. 81 and 8 blk. Ii sGs
Niehols' 1at ad To sChurcha Ferry.
$s25.
Jessie M. RUM and husband 81
Geo Whit, ~ ae 1saand NV
E1-4 1915 SIS ".
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4 ihal..s

Libel once meant amy little book, but
as many small tracts m the earl days
of Printing were personal and often
sive iii chara cter the word acquired itaI
present sfgniti eanee..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

The censorshi Isl q Fery real thing;
an China. here any one who writes
an immoral book IS punished With 100
blows off the heavy bamboo and ban
ishment for III Any one who reads
ID issalso punished
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Racs, HorsSa Insurance,

Race Horse INSURANCE. ~ =
4 Race horses are the best risks for
horse insurance, companies It aisnH
that they never die; they do But they
witt until theif racing days ARE ovef
and the policies Oh their lives have
been cance u: ". .i - "
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
Il The. A.5;a.

The arpa, or dru 81: Of the south Pa
cific Islands d Of wood, one end resem-
bling q vase and he 0thter evidently
made In imitat ion of a shark s head.
The head III eoy erod Will snake or fish
skins. :
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YARD.

5 Yard was once any stick rod or pole.
The expression Is still used with this
meaning when applied to various parts
off ship equip ment, az yardarm.
sailyaEd and the like.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
4 Er,er1,cih Tobacco. a'hope.

1900 N EfoNcf1 obtzoc0 Shops. s. = 81
gs5 Tobacco shops, i profitable French
government monk poll. Z are assigned to-
#dalgh terss 81: widows Of dead colonies.
and generals Is ksep ~ a sort of extra
pensto 81 5# q. ,sss }ssss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
NEWS

EW Y
ssssassss 4
8 The First National Bank of Devils
lake d. bans money on Real
Estate satza very low rate Of interest.
You can BAY ysOur loan az any tine
Nlthus. 4 81
John 81. Maher a ways, ms money
on hand for farm loans no delay. 81
George sorenson il tsiting ct Noon
an.
Miss Hilma Freeburg vas il from
Toxic Tuesday
Mrs. Fred Degendofer Is visiting At
Hayre, Montana 3. III
Mrs. Oliver Evans Isl visiting with
friends az Minneapolis
..SE w. M. Anderson was at Rugby on
legal business last week! Il
y Tom Young expects n to open his
wood yard October 9th. N s 1;
Margaret LaRue and Pearl Web
$ster sundayed at Webster. 81
Mrs. Stanley Hurst Is visiting her.
parents atBow Island, Alberto \ II
Miss Emma Nelson Is assisting In
the Office 81 the county auditor ....s e
Jos. NJ. Kelly was at Fargo on bust.
ness the latter part Of last week '3f
35.:7 John W.. Maher makes. farm loans
at lowest rates 4 and 4 easy terms. II
N. Thomps 81 rent to Chicago Oh
B business the latter; part % last week. 81
a. sstotlasrs j, western;
part 81 the state 81 business last week.
siyer ssrumgard made q business.
trip fo Chicago the latter part Of last
HSek. NJ N
Knee pants Tor the boys lain and
knicke cocker: 25 cents to- "a. 90. Hot.
brook Micro 90. 4.
John IL Mi I'd il 1, 81 z Toxic. was bust.
ness visitor ii Devils Lake the fore
part d the week. M
Robert Thomp BON. Of Grand Forks.
was q Devils Lake / visitor the latter
part, ot last week. II N;
The 81 boys 81, are 'tto Be suited. we! have
the Kind they like best. Holbrook
Merc.
RI S2S fty suits for the young men all
81 the nifty things that boys like best.
olbrook Mere. e.: 81, ~ 4
Miss Cora Pierce who has been Wis
iting the past month at Minneapolis
eturned home last Friday
Az; il. Bell. zoe Foubert and p. wv.
h Dawson were on the sreserVa hunt
4 liz 4 couple of days last week:
Have syoin ever worn one ?7S$s9 Try
hen now. They are Clue cites shirts.
We have your size, too. brook
RS Nero, Co
and osencrans, 81
& Oskaloosa, Iowa, returned home last
Friday after a syi family
Of MT. and M chard Burke ii this bis
Can be depended upon IS an sex:
preston we all 4 ike hea and q
when III Is used In come ction With h
81 chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy zit means that Y never
fails to cure diarrh SEA, dysentersy 81 q
bowel compl aints. Itt IS pleasant i, e
take and equal n able for ,stlil
dren and s sI2lla by al drug il71g
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5lAIthlshtur,,,irIi

n .Ai1veatnrer. Is u word once highly
respectable. that has degehefated WITH
the lapse to1if time. 1t was once: d com.
SpIiment to car i gentleman Ill advea-
ca. tsEs ~ st r .Ef
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

Gratifying progress the anti.
opium crusade "a China IS reported BY
The North China Daily News. n q
recent issue II said The anti opium
commissio ners have decided ON the
opium prohibit ion Ia WI on q graduated
scale. From the current year Till the
fifth year of Hsuan Tung the maxi
mum penalty for officials who should
smoke opium viii be strang ton. Il,
1.-The sixth year this punis hrnent will
he extended to gentry ana in another
year It'd the AZ mmon people 3,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

Magic Lanterns. 7 V {}zz5
Magic lanterns were invented In the
seventeenth century y '':f :sz5s ~ d. 3!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

& The learned man conceaIs his eraldi-
ton, the silly man clothes hiInsal with
III Hoassaya
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
" Have you seen the, new tall snits for
women's wear at the New York Cash
Store Don't miss this fine collection
OF high class ladies SUITS x.si-...s

. . y. = : go = Il.7E71'E :. 9.
n u. H.H Mandy has recently put In
large and complete line of wood work
materials, and is prepared to do an
kinds OF wagon and buggy repairing
in connection with his blacksmitla
shop. Also tit buggies with rubbeE-
tires. This department. is in charger
OF Jim Palmer, q thoroughly com.
petent wood worker and, all work,
will be guaranteed TO be perfectly nat
isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.. Mandy or Mr.. Kuhn, or telephone
either 315 to s27. Ill., .fs:.s$ Ia
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24

CASH originally meant d case for
money. ss:s2s VI VI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-24
str IN s., D. For opiun, users.

81 81
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
SMART SET" AT COLUMBIA
WILL OFFER NOVELTIES

Next weeks attraction at Columbia
Theatre will be the Smart Set Com
pany in a new three-act musical COM
edy headed by S. H. Dudley, the popu-
lar and versatile negro comedian. The
production, which is under the direc-
ton OF Barton and Wiswell, shy Edwin
Hanford, who has devised plenty Of
novelties, situations and surprises that
are out CT. the ordinary. There are
fifteen original song hits and musical
numbers furnished by Brymn, Smith
and Burris. The music is of the, jing=
ling, tuneful variety certain to please
Mr.. Dudley, has a part that is sure to
set off his well known capabilities as a
funmaker to excellent advantage. He
will appear as Raspberry, Snow, one of
those ne'er-do-well negroes, who get in
all sorts of troubles. ill-advisedly.
There are seven scenes full of spirited
action and crisp and witty dialogue
The company includes sixty. people.
The song numbers introduced In w
F. Mann's greatest and latest success
1.-THE Pinkerton Girl" are all of the
bright, snappy, catchy kind. and suns
by girls who know how to sing. Natl
rees will be fiven Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
TRICK HORSE BIG FEATURE
OF, NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

Among the special entertainment fea-
lures at the New Jersey Fair, which
opened today at Olympic Park, is Miss
Olive Swan and her, High School
Horse Miss Swan is known as one
of the cleverest of equestriennes. In
her various acts she combines daring
with the most consummate skill.
One feat which is performed by the
educated equine, who has a lions share
of the honors in every performance IN
which she appears, is a leap across a
dinner table, fully spread, with foui
men, sitting around it. The horse then
turns quickly and jumps back again
across the table. without damage to
table, dinner dishes or diners.
An exciting horse act which is to be
a part of the daily free performances
during the fair is a race between
women driving a team of chestnuts and
a milk-white team attached to bicycle
sulkies. Another is a Roman standing
race, the women standing erect on the
backs of the horses. There is also u
race between a horse and three whippe,
dogs, best two in three heats, at half
a mile.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09

ager Currie offers at the Lyric next
week another all-star bill, headed by
the world renowned Svengali, in an
act of Music, Mimicry and Mystery,
in which three people participate.
The act opens with the woman seated
at a piano with her back to the au-
dience. One. of the men passes among
the spectators and to him is whispered
the name of any melody desired ana
Immediately the woman, without ii
word or signal. proceeds to play the
tune. This act has been he marvel OF
Europe and America. a.
Henry and Alice Taylor are experts
in the art of sharpshooting, both with
the rifle and pistol, They perform all
sorts of difficult shots. Foster and Fos-
ter will present the musical oddity en-
titled 1.-THE Volunteer Pianist" Rem
brandt is a c~artoonist who differs from
the average artist. He draws portraits
and flowers with surprising realism.
Joe and Sadie Britton will appear in
their lively dancing speciality "How's
That" Vincent McCarty and Agnes
Major will present a laughing comedy
sketch. entitled "Al1 on Account or a
Count" Emma Krause and her 'Dutcn
Piccaninies'' will offer a novelty IN this
line of entertainment, while Valveno
and Lamora combine comedy acrobatic
feats in a pleasing way.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
MARATHON GIRLS HEAD
GOOD Bill AT WALDMANN'S.

Phil Sheridan's Marathon Girls, an
entirely new up-to-the minute burlesque
and travesty company, with a cast OF
fifty clever artists. will be he attrac-,
ton at Waldmann's Theatre, beginning
Sunday night, and it is said that tho
musical comedy, entitled "a Run for
Your Money" is well named In every
particular. Besides the two gorgeously
mounted and costrnned musical comes
dies, there will be an exceptionally
strong olio of vaudeville acts of the first
class, headed by the extra added attrsc-
| ton. Ameen Hamad's Troupe of Fifteen
Arabian Whirlwinds. The Six Irish
| Colleens is another new imported act
that comes highly recommended, and
Hayes and Suits will offer their chal-
lenge laughing act. Athens Comedy
Four, one of the best quartets heard
here in some time. Billy Welp, Leola
Pearl, Oscar 7. Sidney, Hugo Angelo,
Frank Hayes, Anna Suits and Claire
Evans will be. responsible for most OF
the comedy. and another feature attrac-
ton is the new Hula Hula Dance, which
replaces the time-worn Salome.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09

action and it's music, the title is THE
Twentieth Century" The chief song
features will Introduce Edwin Wilson
and Thelma Fair. and the chief ome
dian will be AL Sykes. a brother of
,"Rube,'' and J. E. Duncan. who excels
In the "silly kid type of fupmaking.
The music is by Charles Berton, author
of all that is good IN other Lasky hits
in musical acts. Ono of the specialties
will be a charming ensemble of a dozen
lads and lasses, who are extremely
musical and light on their feet. The
whole act is filled with the 'get-up-
~and-do-it" spirit, and the scenic and
lighting effects are of the kind which
create lasting talk. Laro Fox, whose
home and family connections are all
in Newark, and who is essentially a
Newarker, will also beione of h top
line features of the. week, and arrange
ments have already been made in local
lodge and social circles to give him a
rousing reception. He is IN expert
comic conjurer, n is an adept in the
art of stage deception Miss Lillian
Shad will be another of the star num-
bers of the bill. Among the Others
who will contribute to the especially
w~ell-balanced program will be Grant,
Jones and Grant, a trio of the colored
entertainers who combine fast and good
comedy with song, dance and story in
an inimitable manner
Herr Saona, who is a Newark man
will give a series of clever impersona-
tions of great men of the past and
present. including stage, political and
historic characters. Frank COMBS ant
Miss Muriel Stone will present theii
one-act comedy playlet entitled THE
Last of the Troupe" The couple por'
tray some. lively, human-interest stu,
atoms in such a name as to provoke
laughter and excite feelings of health,
enjoyment. Others who willabe brough
forward will include Jimmy Dohert,
and Beatrice Harlowe in an ~up-to-dat'
I hodge-podge of fashionable nonsense
4 Frank L. McNish and Thomas Pen
fold, in a fast comedy act with nev
and catchy songs and clever dances
Larose and Lagusta, European wiz
artists and athletes. and new and espe
ciaIly humorous and educational NOV
ing pictures. There will be sacred con
certs and entertainments on Sunda'
afternoon and evening.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
AN UP.To-DATE DRUGGIST

avs It is surprising how many old
fashioned remedies are being used, which
goes to show that it is hard to improve
some of our grandmothers' old. time-tried
remedies. For instance. fos keeping the
hair dark, soft and glossy, nothing equal
ing our grandmothers' sage tea" has ever
been discovered. Although, by the add
tion Of sulphur and other ingredients, this
old-fashioned brew has been made more
effective as a scalp tonic and color re-
storer. Nowadays when our hair comes
out or gets faded or gray, instead of go
ing to the garden or garnet for herbs and
making the "tea" ourselves, we simply
70 to the nearest drug store and ask for
4 bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
This preparation is sold by all leading
druggists for 80 cents and 81 a bottle. or
Is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
Company, "A Cortlandt ST., New York
City. upon receipt of prica
For sale n recommended by chas.
w. Menk. 4
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
THINK DICKINSON
SEEKS. CONTROL OF
PARTY IN STATE
Leaders Credit Hudson Boss
With Desire to Dominate
Organization.

JERSEY CITY, Oct, 9.-Now that
| Colonel Samuel d. Dickinson has beer
| able to organize the Republican County
| Committee in Hudson with men or MS
choice in every committee office, the
question whether he will seek active
leadership of the party in the state mas
become the burning one of the hour,
That his decision in this regard VIII
depend largely upon the attitude Oh
County Clerk John Rotterdam is con-
coded by the coloners most ardent
friends. since of the AL members VINO
comprise the committee the Regulars
count on 2O4 who will stand by Rotner-
ham under all circumstances. Inc
Dickinson following is placed at o.
with the New Ideaites making up the
remainder. -,
1t is understood that Rotterdam Will
not stand in Colonel Dickinsons way
IL the latter desires to assume the
leadership, since it was by permitting
the latter to organize the committees
that he made his peace for his deser-
ton of two years ago
Colonel Dickinson declined today TO
talk about the situation from any point
of view.
George L. Record, New Idea leader,
was not SO retlcent. he gave OUT 'ni'
statement:
1.-The result OF the orsaniAalion
the county committee naaihs IA
other step IN the s.eauy
vance of the New loea FORCES eowalu
the destruction Of the boss sys.enI.
Pie king is dead n no ne" ME
e,,cceeds To his mower. Rotterdam ana
Dickinson, each In a minority, eao.
hating the other with d personal an
i~rreconcilable hatred ave uhi.eu
their forces to preserve as lar as pos
sible the old boss system OIL poii.ice'
the destruction OF wnlch oy the eieo.
ton of a New Idea chairman "ouio 10
fatal to both.
Their mutual antagonism ana tha'
of their followers has by mutual asree-
ment been subordinated temporary ~
fighting the greater peril OF alihiniia.
ton of the boss system. Dlcklnson' OIL
course, hopes In tne course Oh .ine "
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
"a FOOLS ERRAND" OFFERS
TREAT AT THE ARCADE.

The principal feature of the Arcade's
vaudeville portion of the entertainment
to be offered the first half Of next week
will be the tabloid comedy drama by
Cornelius George Sivad, entitled "A
Fools Errand,' and presented by Miss
Evelyn Abbot and company. The story
is of military life. The action of the
play takes place during an outbreak
Of the indians, and the scene is the
barracks of n of the far Western mil
itary outposts. Miss Evelyn Abbott
portrays the ingenue role of Ruth
Watrous, The generals daughter. Th
chief merriment of the playlet Is fur
nished by Charles T. Cummins, in the
character of Trooper james, a pri-
vate. while to Tom Blondin, as Cap
tain Mason. In love with Ruth. has
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
"DREAMLAND BURLESQUERS"
BILL AT MINERS EMPIRE

something entireiy ny" IN -
OF high Grass pur.vsque 10 49,.
Miner S tinp,le ii'ea're "s g.
when the Miher-N ia,ion $3.50
company WIZ prese'i, 80 -
ana 'ne -
an entireiy new ptosaa'i - ~
meiooy. Inc pelior,hn.o su
pc strlklngiy orisii.i snu JUS
ABOVE the aVerase ~ 80
oody KNOWS Dave, Mai,on u,s
eonleuiah IN ~ os sna 49, -,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
CONFESSED YEGGMAN GETS
SEVEN YEARS in PRISON,

MILLvfLLE, oct. s~.-Charles, alias
Guinea" Newlin, the s~elf-confessed
safe-cracker, who is alleged to have
committed many burglaries near here,
was today sentenced to years In
State prison, at hard labor, by Judge
Royal P. fuller.
Other sentences imposed are: George
Elliot, of Millville, larceny. six months
in county Jail; George Brown, of Mill
vile, larceny, three months in county
jail; Henry Anderson and William
Grace. of Bridgeton, assault and bait
terry, one year in State prison each.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
BABY SCRATCHED
FOR THREE YEARS
Until He Would Bleed Eczema
Covered His Whole Body and Head
= Suffered KeenIy from itching
and Burning Hundreds ofDollars
Spent on Fruitless Treatments.
.CUTICURA CURED HIM -
NEVER TROUBLED SINCE

My little grandson when a year old
had eczema all over his whole body and
head. 1t lasted nearly three years. He
had big sores on his head and b mat.
fromsthe itching and burning and would
scratch until he would bleed. He was q.
perfect sight. We tried every kind OF
salve and soap but they did nc good:
After spending hundreds Of dollars, and
having several doctors, which did him no
good, we saw the Cuticura Remedies adj
vertised and we got some to see Il they
would help him. We used the Cuticura
Soap to wash him with and then applied
him nicely. He is now FIVE and has
never been bothered with it since. Mrs.
, David Ames, o Columbia Ave-, Rock
land, Me-. Feb. % and Mar. o. 1909" ,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-09
ELSIE JANIS IN 1.-THE FAIR
COED, COMING TO NEWARK.

Bena Hoffman and Lawrence Beck
introduce a remarkable dancing nov
city in 1.-THE Fair Coed" the new
George AIDE musical college comedy, In
which Miss Elsie Janis will appear at
the Newark Theatre during the week
of october IS.
Miss Hoffman is the young girl who
has for two or three seasons been q
sprotege -of the youthful star, Miss
Janis. AS a dancer, Miss Hoffman II
unique in her methods of expression.