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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Don't Make
br
Mistakes In
Skin Tones

()NE or the greatest mistakes O. wom
an can make Ia to think all skin
MAJ be treated alike. But there ar
tive simple rules that may be- observe,
by every one-feed a dry skin by mean,
Oh simple emoliients and tone UP {
greasy one by judicious use Of q mile
stfmuiant. Many women take this las
70 mean pure alcohol, and they DIAL
eau de cologne on their faees ar fire.
Quent intervals. or course 1t removes,
the grease; 1t Will take the French
pohsh OF ones dressing table, but this
treatment il a bit too drastic for ene..
face. 1t causes smarting. and tht,
ought TO warn the User of tts fn+ur,o.,.
enect Half a pint OF rosewater added
to a dessertspoonful Of eau de- cologne
makes an excellent ACE tonic. which
may be safely used. but only eaca q
day. Another tonic that benefits a
greasy skin is lemon Juice but tbts
again. mus not be used pure. Soueeza
ana strain through muslin the tuica n,
one lemon. add 10 TO a t,Irnblar al
and battle the face and mech
with IL once or twice a week.
For the dry skin which revxsss,,
under this influence of cold Winds ~
best treatment Ia oatmeal and starch
In place of soap. 70 a quart of wntsu
put a tablespoonful OF oatmeal and III,
same OF starch. boil for ten mfnutes
and use on the face. hands and neeE
when cool Another method Is To nui
into smafi muslin bags a coupts @,
teaspcorffuis of fine oatmeal n d
use n of the bags IN warm water.
The Roman Empress Ponnaea. eou-
demned as a voluptuous women. Heye,
ira without a train of asses tr
give milk for her daily bath. VIVA,
the Romans did not know about tn
bath wa o worth knowing. and h.
pretty woman OF today whosA skin 4,
dry may thank Poppaea for a valuable
hint. TO battle her face In a little milk
The girl with g sunburned sktr
should use applications OF swee mfiL
laid on by means OF a soft rag Ts.
relief II sfsaost instantaneous, ana a,
Fong 81 tbs burning ees4sInuea no am.
ter should be used
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
AUCTION SALE AT THE
SHIPYARD PROPERTY

Public notice has been given for
the sale of machinery Of the former
Perth Amboy ShipbufIding & Engf-
neering Company on the old Ramsay
sh1pbufldfng property In Rector
street. between Commerce and Fay
cite streets. The sale will take
place at 1880 o'clock In the after
noon of Thursday. September 8. 1t
Will be held regardless of weather
conditions and 1t is estimated the
entire equipment, consisting Of lot
lots of machinery, metal. etc, will
be sold within two hours.
The sale Is to be- held under the
management of j. E. Conant & Com
pany, auctioneers. of Lowell. Mass.
James L. Braidwood, a local aiuc-
tioneer, will be in charge. All the
goods are pledged without limit or
reserve to the highest bidders. The
goods will be On exhibition and in
spectfon-daily beginning next Mon
day morning.
The machinery and stock to be
sold consists of the equipments of a
machine shop, the gallery, plate and
angle shop and some of the yard.
Purchasers must pay cash or make
satisfactory deposits. They will be
given until 6 o'clock P. M. Thurs
september 10, to remove their
purchases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
OFFICIAL BOARD GETS
REPORTS ON CHANGES

At a monthly meeting OF the of
fciaI board of Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church. in the church last
night. with seven of the board pres
ent, reports were received from the
several committees in charge of rem
ovating and repairing now being
done at the church.
Nearly all of the changes to the
interior of the church are complete.
with the exception of the electrical
work and laying the new carpet In
the main auditorium
Andrew Anderson. electrical con-
tractor, of Smith street, Is putting
in the fixtures for the electric
lights and Is doing the wiring. As
soon as that work is done, Albert
Leon. of Smith street, will lay the
carpet. for which he was awarded
the contract some time ago.
Other routine business was trans
acted and reports were read.
AS announced early fl the week.
the main audience o will be
thrown open to the public Sunday,
September II. At that time there
will be special services, to be con-
tinued every night during the fol-
lowing week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
HEcoRDE n ENRaGED Ar
CITY MARsHAL'S ABSENCE

Recorder Pickersgill was dis
pleased this morning by the absence
from the court room of CITY Mar
snail Walters and after vainly sum
moning him to take charge Of four
prisoners. he rescinded their fines of
IS each and discharged them. Later.
however, the men we're arraigned
before the desk at police headouar-
ters and compelled to pay their
fines.
me men were George Dunich.
thirty-one years old, of col Pacific
avenue; Michael Glaafsh. twenty
nine years odd, OF 492 Brace avenue:
John Ferko. twenty years old. of sol
Pacific avenue; and Michael Slobak
thirty-one years old. of 5s9 Pacific
avenue. They were arrested charg.
ed with disorderly conduct.
When the fines were imposes
Walters was using 81 telephone In
the desk room. The men before the
recorders bench raised such a dis
turbance that the recorder was com.
PEELED to call for the marshal. who
tailed to respond promptly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
DRAMA
At PROCTOR'S
Homer Lind Presents Pleas
ina Sketch for Latter
Half of Week.
OTHER GOOD FEATURES

To students of medieval history
and those familiar with social con-
ditions in the middle ages. the
sketch presented by Homer Lind at
Proctor's theatre for the latter nall
of tim week Will prove an interest
ing little drama. 1t is entitled
"Grfngoire,' the title being the APP
pelation of a wandering minstrel
Who secures the hand Of the Kings
god-daughter through a chain OF cir
crmstances despite the hfndrances
offered by a rival. none other thai
his. matesty's barber. Oliver.
Through his fair ballads. sung I'M
der her balcony. Gringoire wins a
place In the maiden's heart. 1t de-
velops that the scoundrelly kings
barber also seeks the fair damseFs
hand and his employer tntercedes
for him. Oliver learns that he has
a. rival, and ordering him Pfoduesa
before the king, /compels htm to sing
a song that smaeks Of treason. The
outcome is that Gringoire Is told
that he will be hanged In nfteeh
minutes unless before the expiration
of that time he secures the promise
of the maiden to marry him. Ana
he does. But Oliver incufs the dis
favor Of the king and also notice
of hts dismissal by striving to has
ten the execution in setting ahead
the town clock.
Sharkey, Geisier and Lewis& two
clever songsters, and an excellent
piano player were given round after
round of applause last night In ap-
probation of their witty selections.
Rag and "Yiddisher" songs were
their specially, and to say they made
a hit is to put it mildly The act Is
similar to that in which Harry Tier
ney, the local boy, appeared at Ham
merstein's Victoria, New York. a
month or so ago. Two clever aero
bats. one a knockout" and several
reels of interesting motion pictures,
complete the bill. S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
OUR SAV|OR'S
SCHOOL ENDS
ParochiaI School Will Not
Be Opened This Fall
as Formerly.
ATTENDANCE WAS SMALL

According to present plans the
%parochiaI school connected with Our
Savfor's Danish Lutheran church, In
State street, almost since the time
the church was organized, will not
be opened this fall. At a recent
meeting Of the officials Of the school
1t was decided to discontinue the
school for this year because of lack
of funds.
1t is probable that the school will
never be resumed. Miss Emma
Peterson, the teacher who came
from st. Stephens Danish Lutheran
parochial school when that school
was discontinued a year ago, return
ed to her home In the west at the
beginning of vacation, will remain
there, where she has been engaged
to teach in a school near her home,
1t is said. All scholars that attend
ed Our Savior's school will be sent
to the public schools of the city.
Rev. Villads B. Skov, pastor of
the church, when seen said that the
attendance of pupils had grown so
small that it was thought best to
discontinue the school and to turn
the pupils over to the public schools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CITY BRIEFS

Joseph White, a laborer, sustained
a laeerated toe at the Raritan Copper
Works this morning. A eoppe rbar fell
on it. DIR. w q. Ramsay attended him.
The scheduled meeting Of the We
men s Auxiliary to the city hospital
was not held yesterday, NO quorum be-
ing at hand.
John Powers and William Nolan
have opened a store in the Auditorium
building for the sale of acuum clean.
ers. They began operations today and
intend to dispose Of some of the latest
types of vaeuum house cleaners.
AT a meeting OF Pc Ambo Tribe
No. 65. Improved Order Red Men
in the Jefferson building, last night
four candidates received the degree
of adoption.
Lawrence Lodge Odd Fellows vii
meet tonight.
A meeting Of Liberty Council
Daughters of Liberty, will be held to
night
A meeting of ValhaIla Lodge
No. 275, Odd Fellows. was held il
Odd Fellows Hall last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
A ThrilIirs Story.

A good story Is told Of a suffering
piebe at Annapolis who was accosted
by an upper class man and ordered 10
cell hiln a story and 10 "teii II quick"
The pIebe started In as rapidly as hfs
excited state OF mind weuld permit
about as fef4ewss "TEI4-was WV
walking down the road H-a-a IiAiffle
while ago-nan-n-nI H,et-Enet- met ti-up-
per class man, n-n-n-n; he w-w-was
dandy f-fellow. nn-n-D he slapped me
d the b-b-bIack and said. Hello. cid
mauF n-n-n / was $3.50 excited and
happy LII fell dead"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
INJURED MAN SUES
BARBER ASPHALT CO.

Summons are being served today
In a suit of Alexander Lukswcio
against the Barbar Asphalt Paving
Company to GOV $4,000 lam
ages for injuries sustained at the
plant two months ago that, 1t is be-
l,sved, have rendered him a cripple
for life. The cas- will come to trial
In the circuit court probably during
1.-The. December term. nsetetsx
Lukswcic, an foreigner. employed
as a Iaborer at the plant. was
crushed under four tons of lump as"
phait, June 20. With two other er1~
pIoyes. he was engaged under a sus-
pended cable. used as a trolley for
cars conveying asphalt. The con-
veyor overturned, splitting it's con-
tents ON the three men underneath.
Lukswcic was taken to the city hos
pital and al released later. a Grip
pie. He has engaged Thomas Brown
as his attorney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
ARE YOU 4 coNvsAtroy

Thousands of pretty voices are
ruined every year simply becaass their
owners mistake their character and
attempt songs absolutely out OF their
register.
There can be no more painful. ordeal
than listening to the ~vSltant efforts OF
IN obvious coutrGlto attempting notes
1aly gracefully possible to- g soprano.
unless it be b latter pfanging into
depths only a heaven given eontrafto
can render beautiful.
Before doing any serious practice
The voice should always be tried by
Sorne one really competent 10 offer an
,pinton as TO its character. Even then
mistakes sometimes oecur. A BARI
one has ere now developed into 8
'ener after training and no harm done.
Had the case been reversed 3 good
oics eseuld probably have been rulned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
GIVEN A

A number of friends met at the
home of. Mrs. Mathaisen. In Comp
ton avenue, Wednesday night. and
rendered Miss Carrie Hanson. of
New York, a surprise. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. until IL
O'Clock. when coffee and cake were
served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. H. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thy
gersen, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Peterson,
and Mrs. Dickson. the Misses
Dorothy Mathaisen, Carrie Hansen.
M. Thygersen, Messrs. A. Nielsen. A.
Jensen, X. Angerholm. 4. Hansen
and w. and H. Petersen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

STATE BOARD TO TAKE VI
SLAUGHTER HOUSE CASt

The local Board of Health mas
been notified. through its clerk, ina
the state BOARD of Health will again
take tax up the Werthelm slaughter ador
house matter September IL. soon
after that date Inspector Tice. 9l
the state board, is expected In tnls
city to Investigate details aoout
Wertheim's proposed establishment
in pper New Brunswick aVehue
He will inspect the location aaa as
certain the exact size OF tne puls
ing, together with It's iaci,i.les
tbe handling and storage of meats
AS told. plans of the house as
drawn by Architect J.. K. Jensen
were sent to the state authorities
but they request further tnforma,
ton before approving the plans n
granting Mr.. Wertheim a state
license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
earn OF

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their kind sympathy shown In
the sad bereavement in the loss of
oar little infant son and for the
beautiful flowers sent. We also wish
to thank Pastor Christensen for the
comforting words spoken and MIR.
Flynn for satisfactory service.
MR.. & MRS PETER POuLSON.
14k0S-e-2-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
IN COURT OVER THE
~PoSsESSICNO OF DOG

Catherine Blanger. of Ais Front
street, WAS brought into court this
morning by Matilda Rendilla, of Asa
Division street. on a charge of
grand larceny. The complainant
said Mrs. Blanger had stolen a dog,
valued at s25. and was now In pos
session of the animal. Henry w.
Kehoe, appearing for the defendant.
pleaded not guilty and produced q
certificate of ownership from a New
Brunswick man who gave the ca
nine to Mrs Blanger five months
ago. .
Recorder Pickersgill referred the
ass to Jesse Colyer, clerk of the
district court. and an action In re-
plevin WAS begun by Mrs. Rendilla.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
SHIPPING NEWS

British schooner Wanola has en-
tered port from New York and
cleared for Halifax with anthracits
coal.
British schooner Francis has
cleared for Chatam. N. B.. with an
thraeite coal.
British schooner Birginian has
cleared for North Head. N. B.. with
coal.
British schooner Arthur M. Glib
ION has entered from New York and
cleared fer Charlottetewn, P. e. 1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
MAYOR PARTY TO GO
TO THE HIGHLANDS

Mayor Bollsehweiler and a party
of about ten friends, including a
number of city officials, will leave
tomorrow afternoon for q three-day
stay at Highlands A large boat
owned by Otto Lindeberg, of South
River, has been engaged to convey
the party to the resort.
This is the second trip that the
party has enjoyed to the Highlands
this summer So enjoyable was the
trip on July 80 that 1t was decided
to repeat the sail. Theodore Ander-
o and Thomas r. West, Jr.. are
arranging for 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
I. o. q. r. Grand Lodge.

The annual grand lodge session OF
the Independent Order Good Templars
will be held in Brooklyn tomorrow,
Sunday and Monday. Many delegates
from New York and New Jersey will
gather at that place during the three
days session .
At a meeting of Hand in Hand
Lodge at 1888 Prospect street last night
plans for a large delegation going from
this city were made. Several mem
bers of the local lodge will receive
the grand lodge degree. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Fourth Ward Democrats Plan.

A well attended meeting of the
Fourth Ward Democratic Associa-
tion was held last night in it's head
quarters. Preparations were made
for a clam steam to be held Friday,
September 8. in the rear of Otto
Smiths former place, at Watson
venu and Smith street. A big time
Is expected and those in charge are
making due preparations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
LAWN

The young people of the Holy Cross
Episcopal church will hold a lawn fes-
tival on the church grounds tomorrow
evening, The ladies interested in the
church have worked very hard TO make
this a success. Fancy articles, home
made candy, and all that goes to make
such q fete enjoyable, will be on sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Her Pity.

But, darling" murmured the love-
lorn youth. every night for two weeks
| have been on my Bonded knees be-
fore you. Have you no pityg' q.
Il certainly have. Horace" spoke up
the pretty fiirt as she reached for her
hand bag Here's a shilling. Go aud
have your trousers pressed. After so
much bending they must be awfuHy
baggy."-Londeu Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
CLUB MET,

The weekly meeting of the Glib
son Mandolin Club was held at the
home of Miss Mary Hansen, in Wat
son avenue. last night. After prae-
tice hour a social time was held and
refreshments served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Hurt In-FaIl from Wheel.

AS the result of a fall from a
bicycle Wednesday night, Chris
lessen. OF 461 Amboy avenue. is
suffering from g badly wrenched
ankle. lessen was returning from
Carteret, and in crossing the Lehigh
Valley railroad tracks on. New
Brunswick avenue he fell from the
wheel. lessen made his way home
with the injured member. Yester-
day he received medical attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
High School Examinations.

Tn the high school today, pupils who
failed to pass the annual and semi-an-
nuaI examinations In June are making
smother attempt. This morning exami-
~nstions in algebra and geometry were
held. Tests In the language followed
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
A SOCIAL TIME.

A social time followed the month
ly meeting Of the Swedish Ladies'
Aid Society yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Lovenberg.
in Brace ven Refreshments
were served
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

"What VAS the arst thing your hus-
band said when you got started on
your wedding journeyT
Excuse me while / go forward and
have Il smoke. You know. it WAS the
tTIrd time fog him--Chicago RECORD
Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
OBITUARY
ETHEL EVA MAY LAWSON.

ETHEL EVA MAY LAWSON.
Ethel Eva May Lawson. nine
months old, infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James s. Lawson, of $40
High street, died yesterday after
noon. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon, with fnterment
in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Sup and Down Broadway" Music.

William Jerome and Jean
Schwartz have written a clever gong
for the new musical comedy "Up and
Down Broadway" which is making
such a hit at Shubert's Casino. The
title Of this rolicking, frofickIng
song is My operate Samson"
Every reader of the New York Sun
day World will get this song tree
next Sunday. Words and music COM
plete.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02
Sunday School In Afternoop.

Beginning this Sunday. the primary
department of the First Baptist Sun
day school will hold their session at
2:30 Clock instead of at the noon
hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

An anchor TO windwaranan ad ID
the EVENING News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

81 sa Aavass.zssae. a wora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

An anchor to wInGWard-an ad. in
the EVENING NNA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Garretson and
daughter Jeanette, of High street, are
spending the day in Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Mason, of Smith
street, are Asbury Park visitors this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-03
GIGANTIC SALE OF
SALES STARTS AT
8 TOMORROW
Sale of Year viii Be-
Gin At Golden Rule Thursday
Morning. store Closed All Day
TO Prepare for the Event,

In preparation for the big annual
August cash sale, the Golden Rule
Dry Goods store will close its doors
at II o'clock this morning ana they
Will remain closed until . O'Clock to-
morrow Crhursday) morning.
Promptly at ., Thursday, the doors Of
the big store viii be thrown open and
the biggest and best sale Of the year
viii be on for fifteen days.
This sale Is an annual event by the
Golden Rule. The average woman
knows All about It, and looks forward
for weeks, anticipating generous price
reductions Ia an departments, The
careful buyer of dry goods and of
ladies' aud g%entlemen's clothing of all
kinds, will take advantage of this cN-
traurdinary bargain event and viii
watch the Morning Journal from time
Go time for the numerous specials
which will be offered.
For the opening day, tomorrow,
there win be a splendid line OF extra
specials. For tomorrow morning, be-
ginning at . o'clock, there VIII be
pluced on sale fifty silk p%etticoats Ia
Dresden and Persian effects, mad" of
HNANN DO 90 y AnANANHHH NNhANHNF vi ~ WE'N"f
which viii bc sold for 1895. The Soc
ond extra special for Thursday morn
ing viii DE a great line Of umbrella
bargatns. ANY woman who hasn't a
real good serviceablc umbrella should
Zoe on the job bright and early at p
O'Clock tomorrow and sccure one.
Ladies' umbrellas. made of black silk
gloria. with new mission wood han
dies. viii be sold Tor vs. cents, They
sre "a bargain at $50. but have been
tagged extra special FOR tomorrow
morning and viii so at rs cents.
For tomorrow afternoon. Thursday,
beginning at 2.3u. there VIII bc "a
great special sale of apron check
ginghams. mill end remnants. In the
lot there are 5000 wards, 10 to 90
yard lengths, extra good quality.
Going as extra special they will be
solid at 3 cents per yard
Those who fail TO attend the OPEN
ins day tomorrow aud take advantage
of the extra specials. cor the large
number et specials. will indeed miss
an opportunity ct a lifetime to pur-
chase goods at exceedingly low prices
The Golden Rule has made big
preparations Tor the sale with them
IL is the event of the season. They
desire that 1t also De the event Of tho
season With the housewives and users
of dry goods and other goods car
ricd in the rBig store with the Little
Prices
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-03
ARRESTED
FOR ATTACK ON
WYNKOOP
SHEARS DEADLY WEAPON
ACCORDING TO CHARGE
Interesting Further Details Of
Scissors Assault on Former
Albuquerque Man at Tucson
Last Week,

Further details have been received
OF the recent assault or attempted AS
sauit on Harmon WNnkoop, formerly
or this city, by On editor in Tucson,
armed with what is alleged to be q
deadly w~eapon.~-a@ pair OF eighteen
inch shears. The version given by
Mr.. Wynkoop OF ME affair as pub
lished in the Tucson star" is az fol-
lows.
Under the charge of assault with "A
deadly weapon, Frank II. Brighton.
proprietor of the Voice OF the Peo-
pie, was arrested yesterday morning
by Constable Tom Mills and taken
before Justice Dufton, Who viii give
him a hearing at ? o'clock Monday
afternoon. In the meantime Brighton
is under q $1,000 bond signed by John
T. Hughes ana j, IT, Plunkctt.
The warrant for the arrest Of
Brighton grew out Of the difficulty
between Blighton and ~ II. Wyn-
kopp in the office Of the citizen on
Thursday night. THE alleged weapon
was the assistant editor Il pair OF
1S-inch shears. In swearing out The
warrant Wynkoop gave his version OF
the affray, which differs considerably
from that of Brighton published IN
Fridays star. and which. IN justice
to Mr.. Wynkoop. is printed. Mr.
Brighton having already had his side
put before the readers of the star.
According To Wynkoop, Blighton
came into the mechanical department.
of the citizen and was accosted about
some references he had made to
Wynkoop which were insulting To the
latter. c.iShto. denied the state
mcnts. but i'm the belief that he was
denying something which he hau
done. Nynkoop cnlled him "A llar ana
Knocked him through the door ol the
print shop into the editorial rooms
As the husky carcass of Blightot'
umbled into the editorial rooms 1t
upset "a table on which the little chlld
of Mr. Bovcc, the ncWs editor of the
,nper. was sitting. Fearing that Inc
child WAS hurt. Wynkoop picked II
up and began apoligizing /" Royce
Tor knocking Blighton in That paru'-
ular direction when Mrs. BoNce ana
the child we're in the room. Wyn-
koop charges that while he had the
child in his arms Brighton grabbed IN
the shears and started at him. I'VE"
other men i'm the office are said to
have called Brighton a DIG coward
for rcsorting to the shears ana II
threatened to land ON him with "A
paper weight IL the weapon was not
dropped
As Wlghton ctartod out of the door
of tho Citizen office ne turned 10
Wynkoop and remarked; I viii &c,
You where want @ tomorrow.
This remark inceuscd WNnkoop
again. aud asserting that he had
Brighton where he wanted him then
he followed him out and resumed tue
pummcling process. Then came theI
coyote part of the scrap
Mr.. W,nkcop's family are nc" d"
Albuquerque and he expects 10 at
tend the rair here la October