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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
NOTICE

K. of P, are requested to attend the
funeral of our late Brother w. d.
Buckaiew Monday, october 81, al
2:30 P. NJ. at his late residence on
George street and at NJ. E. church
at 2:45 P. If. Meet at lodge room 2
P. M.
T. J. CASSIDY,
Councillor Commander.
16049-10.29-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
On the Safe Side

The recent case 0k~an
insolvent. whose death
disclosed his unlawful dis
sipation of four different
estates of which be was
Trustee or Executor 1eav-
ing the heirs of three of
them about eight cents for
every dollar due them, IL
Illustrates once more the
great desirability Of nam
ing a competent Trust
Company as Executor.
The Trust Company
protects the estate which
is placed in its hands, not
only against dishonesty,
but against what is much
more frequent and often
quite as costly-incapac-
lty and inexperience.
The individual executor
YOU name will probably
be honest, BUT are you
sure he will have capacity
and experience to admin
lister your affairs WHEN
THE TIME COMES TO
Do SO?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

son. of Washington, D. c., + guests
of Mrs. James Grimstead.
The Bridge Club met this week
with Mrs. Fred Ayers. After an en-
joyable afternoon at the card tables
refreshments were served and the
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dinwid-
die and Mrs. Hunt.
: DIR. Smith, a noted physician OF
Pennsylvania, is visiting at the home
Of Mr.. George Litterst.
I Some of the news" of your imme-
date neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
MATAWAN PRESBYTERIAN
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
guscia1 to the EVENING NEWS.

6UECtUT 10 Ute u EIVT4FO WE FN'
Matawan, Oct. 29:-A Young
Mems Club has been organized in
the Presbyterian church. The reg
ular meetings will be held the Sec
ond and fourth Thursday evenings
in the month. The officers are:
President, Emerson J.. Lish; vice
president. George w. Dawson; Sec
rotary and treasurer, Frank F. Simp-
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

form. 1t did him no good.
Nearly every day ] would read a testt-
monial In regard to Cuticura and my wife
thought she would try it to see II It would
help the baby. | got a boxraf Cuticura ONT
ment and q cake OF Cuticura Soap and after
using these he was entirely cured. Before
Cuticura cured him he could not seem to
sleep. as his face and head would Itch SO.
What hair he had all fell out but soon he
had 8 nice head of hair and his face was per-
fectly clear. 1t Is now nearly FIVE years since
he was cured and there has been no sign OF
the eruption returning. Chas. Fl. Evans, 81
Flint ST., Somerville, Mass. April 10. 1910"
A single set of CutIeura Soap aad Ointment Is
often SUFFICIENT to cure. rendering II the most eco
nonienl treatment Tor affections Of the skin and
scalp. Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug 4
Chem. Corp, Sole Props, Boston, Mass. Mailed
free. latest Book on Care OF Skin and Scalp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

To Let-Hoase, six rooms and bath.
Inquire 81 Catherine street, South
Ambey, N. Z 1s978-1o-2T-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

some OF the news on your nnmes
sfats nelghDorhoOd may he found Iii
he want ads. tsdaE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
SUPPLIES
ENGINEERS
NAcuxSE HOPS.

psvs., cs., sA Ae H y, aes.;
EkSsssses WI Has u 81 2: q" S.rissi ..
Wsss ! esssls4s Hasi neal. s's e. iss
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PATENTS. ssaas-
MeoiiL Grafton l. .>ls Williams g. Rs
Az
Miller. Joseph. &Ts Fsurth Ava
FIFE ULAMP.
a asssss: s e.; ! t.. : T re-, ) s,,:; Z. ''sr.a Az
PIPE UN10rs.
National Tube 90. p~,ts.syrs. Pa
Davidson. M. II. Co. ia Nassau 90,
PUMP vALyEs.
N SsRkfla. s 4sss & &. 'G als,a g. J "a. T.
PIPE soIsT oEssENTa
snnooth-on Mfg. Co. Jersey City. n r.
Pipe FITTINGS.
AcNsb q Hariin SO yehn st.
RUBBER GeoDs.
k i:%shs' k srss: Z Co. s'f ss-s Il Read. 81.
sTEAh sr~RoxALgIsss.
Acton, John, lis John g., Hsookfyn
National Tube Co. PittsbnrE. Pa.
npEAM FggTERs surPGaEss
MsNas a Hariin Mfs. Co, Paterson. n J. -
srEAM TRAPS.
HacketG, J. d. Co. 6-T Bseknan St
Kieley d Mueller, 81 w. fsth. o.
hcManns. T. r. Co.. 90 Gosd St.
National Tube Co. Ptttsburs, Pa
sTEAn GAUGE
Schmidt, q. 8 L., 21s Center Sc. ~S
STEFAN PACKING
Consolidated Packing d Supply Cs~ ssF
Liberty st.
Euaeke Packing Co., az warren Sc.
Gsriock Packing Co. 1e Liberty It.
Jenkins BroS- II John St.
TaME CLOCKS.
Prentiss Improvement Co. ~ ChsnassE a6
-REKERs+
williams Efg. Co. sS Broadway
TANN@s
Fogarty, NJ, ISL W. $50 81.
Smith, Il. sos w. Asth st.
Nichols Iron Wer2B, GoverHeur Ghp
TUBE E1=Ag=-s.
Bushnell John a. 5SJ Fulton sE
Hackett. J.. q. Co. ST BseknaR St
RohsrtsouS JaG L @ Sons. ~ WaFren
VALVES
Acton Jehn. us John st. Brooklyn
Jenkins Bros, Is John 81
EatIonai Tube Co. PittsbuFg, Pa
Psnberthy injector Co. netro4& &de& ESa
Kielsy e Muatier, 81 W. 18th st. f%N IS
Williams. Z. 4. Valve Co. Cincinnati, O.
WIRE ROFE-
L@schsn, A. a Sons. Rope C0- Wsas 49, #$
Albany Streets
Hazard SafK. Co. 80 DSS 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

Trying" becomes easy wneG yoa
caa delegate most of 1t TO the want
aG.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
Mrs. Charlotte jacques.

Mrs. Charlotte Jaaues, wife of
Edwin II. Jaques, and daughter of
Christian Straub, died at her home
in David street. yesterday morning
about Z o'clock, aged twenty-eight
years. Mrs. Jaques had been COM
planning for some time, but no m
mediate danger was anticipated by
her friends. Thursday, accompanied
by her husband, she visited a New
Brunswick physician. No doubt the
ride to New Brunswick was too
much for her in her weak condition,
and the exhaustion was such on
reaching home thet she was unable
to regain any of the lost strength en-
gendered by the ride. She grew
rapidly worse until she died.
Mrs. Jaques was a most estimable
young woman and had many friends
throughout the city, which is the
place Of her nativity. Her husband
and little daughter survive her. The
funeral services will be held at her
late residence Monday at 3 p. M.
Rev. H. M. p. Pearse will officiate.
Stillwell & Mason are the funeral
directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
2 DEATHS IN
SOUTH AMBOY
w. D. BucksIsw, Veteran of
Civil War and Mrs. {. H.
Jaques Died Yesterday.
FUNERALS ON MONDAY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

epeciof 10 the " NE w.
South Ambey, Oct. 29:-Another
one of those who escaped the bull
let's of the Civil War was called by
death yesterday about 7:45 A. M.
William d. Buckalew passed away
at his home in George street. He
was seventy-nine years old. Death
was due to the infirmities of age.
Mr.. Buckalew vas born in 1881, in
what was then called Vests turn
out, now Jamesburg. In early life
he was employed on a farm at
~Jamesburg until the breaking out
of the Civil War. August IL, 1851,
he was enrolled at Freehold and on
the 18th he was mustered into the
service of the United States as a prf-
vate in Company X, Fifth Regiment,
New Jersey Volunteers, Captain
Vincent w. Mount, commanding. He
was transferred to the Veteran Re
serve Corps January 10, 1864, and
discharged therefrom August 81,
1864. on account of expiration of
the term of service, having served
three years. On his return home he
secured employment in tn service
of the Camden & Amboy Railroad
win Pph1, aLld LSo OA "a
service of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company after that company
assumed control, until about nine
years ago, when he was placed on
the retired list, having reached e V
enty years of age. He for a long
time has been a member OF the
knights of Pythias Lodge, the NJ. Il.
church and William S. Truck Post,
G. A. R., of this city. He was of a
genial disposition and his friends
were many. AS a citizen he was re-
spected by all who knew him. he
is survived by two sons and three
daughters, Charles Buckalew, OF
Bordentown avenue, this city; Frank
Buckalew, of Elizabeth; Mrs. Will
liam Slower and Miss Tillie Bucka-
lew, of this city, and Mrs. Walter
Thompson, of Tompkinsville. The
funeral services will be held ON
Monday at 2:45 P. NJ, at the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Stillwell &
Mason are the funeral directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

WHERE TO BUY
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS AND PIPE oovEn-
ING.
s:x EsSk ) A ssssis d st4 ss eeas VT q 1 q. 3.
S Ksa : Rob- Supp as l5' H. Noers ss
yss Inns. 6s.s. :. ! III W y. o Elsa ip .. william ~
ASH oAEs.
s ssS"sEqs Z /. "a r. G sss. a. r. H1A''A D.
BOILERS.
sstss:;y !i Z: =, ~ 7, = ssr asi s;ss -
s sniss / Z I saaa it 81, \: ~ Ssss'
sosLEn COMPOUNDS.
bbt ssrsssa br Ss' ! ing eA sS si'' CO. as Bread
BRASS GooDs.
gs ss ; 1s All. 4 : I ! sss s.7, 4 W ss!.s' q. !.
n assissttA / 4ail. ss ). - i. s fsss u. st.
RnorS1GmRxxa sUPPszRs.
kk snss, rss 4 Z 81 2 Ds y as,S q.
Eobsrts asorss s sSsa safa-ay4 EsursA
gaanasfssn e. Wright. 4ss So 41 W. Broad.
star Lubficatins Co. ssa w. assh st.
ELECTRTUAS. SUPPLIES.
Ssiiss, gsfss ! ] P 81. y S:v u i.
Roberts. George L q Bro~ 41I-t7s Tsarsa
saunderson q Wright, s4s-s44 w. Broadway.
EXHAUST anAps.
: Kelley q Muller. 81 w. 18th ST
standard steam Specially Co. kAs West
Broadway.
FEED WATER rxEATRRs AND PURrsxmas
Racket, J. q. Co, ST Esskrnan St.
Kelley. Ben. q. q Som ta9 Liberty %.
standsEa stsaa Specially Co. s4a-s44 W.
FILTERS
acton, John, l1s John St.
New York Continental Jswsli r1tsratiea ce~
1b Broad st.
FIRE sHHcEs.
Mcleod q Henry Co, 34ea Broadway
GA GETS.
CanneId, Fl. c., Bridk eporL Conn.
Smoeth-on M9g. Co, Jersey City. IL j.
CRATE BARS.
Bsggs J&mss s. Co. IoS Ldbsrty 81
Hack sfA, j. b. Co. CT BseknnRn St.
Salamanca Crate Bar Co, Is Liberty 81
Tupper. W. w. q Co, 90 West St
3 TreadweiL %. u. Co. 40 Cedar 81
Ford. XiSsrt i Co % West 81
Bushnell, John O O. Co, 22T-22e FultoA we
Robertson, Jamen l. & sons. ss Warren Sc
xNJECTORs,
Jenkins Bros, II John 81
RenbsFthy Injector Co., Detroit, Mica
LEATHER PAC6LNGss
ghs Detroit Leather spseislty Co. Detroit
-MAGAxENEs.
cssa storags a. Ice Trade Jourmsl la Nasa
@sssssTa EnsA@a@s. Atlanta. Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

Look at the prices of things ~
advertised in today's paper. III yoG
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices Will interest
YOU.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

- shE IS VI WV "tNhn
his head began to break
out with great sores and
by tho time he was two
menths his face and head
were an awful sight. l
consulted q doctor, who
said Il was nothing but y
light skin disease which the
baby would soen get over.
But he seemed to get worse
so / called another doctor.
His opinion seemed TO be
the anne They both pre-
scribed medicine that did
not do a bit of good. A
friend advised me- to take
him : the hospital, which
I did. Two doctors there
gave me medicine in q liquid
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
TOWNS
FACE AND HEAD
AN AWFUL SIGHT
Eruption Broke Out when 2 Weeks
Old ltched So He Could Not
Sleep Hair All Fell Out
-Cuticura Cured Him.

"I wish to have you accept this testino-
Nal. as Cuticura did so much for my baby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29

enerson ST. = New srunawIck Ave scheuer BundIng Perth Amboy ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
H0me Treatment for
tuberculosis
Less Expense Involved Than By
Other ard less Effective
Methods

hunassas ~ people have sutsA thssa.
$500 r. Enhsff -siasts ~ fafs stssgis
ihst gsHs.Fs bose assthes ff~sh aif
esFsref atsf Aas Es4nans Ahsfstivs
Fhis AiisFssifs y set = a*s Fnssiesas
tt eAs tee ereaasflaE tat@ffaiesis To-
asafy - FsAss msaF Fsrss rss4lties
etsf sstst@fAa $40 failed SD EFss
re.srrsa ths sass. tarEfatia
Fhias shat this s.s4ns Ne sp.<sai
lsts fsss. ~ sansieFsam ehsfsss -
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nasfA 4afairN Eeknaee AlEsfaslta aNs
ssssa msng ssegls sishi e sssi, SEQ
ttsn asa give ihera that fsne.r hnsns
are @hlFh Asansf ceHHnt huF
saratartasa tFsetnsafs baiia 70 tbs
tsay tst 81 nat dessfpF the disease
germs - th4i sftsf fAs s&astetiaa
ifssfansni y ai@Faefirssf ffsa fslssif -.
saHeanlstieH afftisnsG asseinus
Sc hssesf sifh qasfssif Have Faef
shFsiftaH sHanaiHa Pcs NuN lss % gget.
Ais recommend tbs usani fassh. air sKE
has heh tell yea Yasr esss IL inears.
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rsssieaisf car sffidasiss sna isstiuaHiais
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fai tn ErAmsHH Alternative he Ill 30
aasHef af yeuf imrrufsmsnt " net 60
puftfaE an ahaaiats cure
Erknlant Aitefatas 10 coed faf al
Threat Anf LaeH freutlss aua 10 on sale
fu seattle hF fNr nWt UfHE UN ffarfsii
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
WHEN THE SKIN AILS
Real First AID" In Eczema and
Skin Troubles Of Every Nature.

Fa
Most medicinal preparations for
physicians use feH 90 the label
what particular disease they arc
best adapted To cure An The trOu.
bleg readily durable by poslam. tho
new skin remedy. make O lengthy
list. including every surface skin
affection. for p0alem ia first aid"
Whenever the skin alls While pry
marty a remedy FOR eczema, acne,
letter. BARRIERS and all other forms
of Itch. etc, Il promptly cures all
the lesser skin affections Dlmpies,
blackheada. bIotches. fever blisters,
red noses. inflamed skin. rash,
herpes. clears the complexion and
keeps the skin In a healthy condi-
ton.
Many Of these minor troubles are
eradicated by poslam over night,
others IN a day or two. and many
cases Of eczema yield Ia two weeks.
Itching stops on first application,
and the skin begins % heal al once.
Every druggist keeps both tho
b0-cent size for minor tr0ubles)
and the a. Jar, and either Of these
may be obtained at The Quaker
Drug Co. az well az other reliable
drug stores.
But 30 one f. even asked 20 pur-
chase poslam without first obtain
lng n sample package. which viii be
sent By mail. free Of charge, upon
request. By the Emergency I-abora-
tories No 81 West Twentyflfth
street New York City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

concerning 20 the San F'rnnoineo
News Orleans and Washington dele
cations al first. bat finally they de-.
cided 10 keep right ou after the ap
Precipitation.
And 20 IN 1913 we are Coins 60
have two worlds fairs held az once
one al San Diego. tho other a.
either Washington, New orleans or
San Francisco
The San Diego delegation buhhied
over With &an niegsn spirit during
their Washington visit. They showed
the cnnsfoAameu and senators pie.
turrs ~ tho beautiful Ramona coun-
try. pictures % great hotels. pic.
tureH ~ cool tent cities, harbar
scenes. tea gardens. Spanish nile
Hiuna. ctc. etc ali tending % show
why San DisEu 10 ths most likely
place fer the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
LOOSE TEETH

The most dreaded disease OF the
dental profession Is pyorrhea alive
olar ~. commonly known as RIGS
disease.
In such cases the gums become
congested. recede from the teeth.
causing them 10 become loose and
ia time fall out
Most dentists. IN fact we might
say, all dentists, throw up their
hands when case comes before
them and declare that there is no
remedy for the loose tooth" vic
tim.
They can only suggest the pull
Ing" cure. and as a consequence
many an unfortunate Is wearing a
whole or partial plate today by
reason of such ignorant advice.
II seems q pity. Teeth perfectly
sound-just loose, We cure such
cases.
when we make this statement
we are fully aware that almost
every other dentist in town will
want to argue the question with us
and enter a firm denial that Riggs
disease can be cured.
Why not? Simply because they
have tried and failed.
That won't do for an answer. n
kou have some loose teeth and
want a practical demonstration OF
our ability 10 cure the cause and
make the gums strong and healthy
again, II IN only a short walk to our
office, Third nv. and Union st.
II will be an easy matter To make
Ms fish or cut bait. The examina.
ton is absolutely free.
II you haye two or more teeth In
either jaw. whether tight or loose.
we will MOI only tighten the loose
one but will build teeth around
them and give you full set that
will look and feel, and to all pur
poses and intents be the same as
those that nature gave you. with
out using plate.
We give a written guarantee
with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
1906 Third Ave. N W. Cor. Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
HE SPENT MONEY
ON THE COMET

NEW YORK. May 2Ts--About
the most disappolnted man In
Mes York over the urHatisfae-
tory conduct o. Halley's comet
W Emerson MeMlllen. a
wealthy banker, who spent
several thousana dollars on the
tricky sky ~anaerer ard got
no return whatever.
u vas Mr.. Aehiiien Who
financed ard planned the exps.
assion 81 astronomer 20 IA.
WAii.
The mission was a com.
plete failure Mr.. AeMiiisn
says. -byt Ia wasn't she fault
of the astrononerss ., vas the
fault % the comet. " DID not
Show up IN Hawaii as ~ss ss-
pected.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

CO., complains Fuull want 10 talk
back 10 her az you would 10 a man.
Don't do N. warn you. Kings Of
nations can make speeches, kings
Of homes can keep silence or they
are not kings don't suppose any
married couples have ever lived
without a little rifle now and then
Don't take quarrels too seriously
Let them be like little clouds that
hide the sun for only a moment and
make the sunshine all the better
when u does come IN the 90 years
We have been married. my wife
never once told me she would leave
me That waH because we never
let our little quarrels grow biz. Ny
wife wae pretty. but ! didn't marry
her ON that account bs sure your
girl IL good and true You can find
Il out BY watching her. Then make
~ your mind 20 stick 10 her fouTl
love her more AZ each year goes by.
! love my wife 50 times more than
did when We were first married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
A viEw or SAN oIroo AARsoR.

idea. representatives IT San Fran
tisco New Orleans and Washington
hetook themselves Go che halls 81
congress each delegation hoping 10
be the cue 90 coy oat the appropria-
tiou and the exposition
nut anid thr enthusiastic. not 20
say hNHgerlcal ciamor so exposish
was heard a new Voice. the voice ~
the clty ~ san Diego. cal. speaking
in part as follows.
"Pish-tush' This Panama cxposi-
tjon IDEA Is an oid enc With ua we
iiaukht Il an out at the town meet
ing last faii what's more. weve
had oar organization AZ sork Tor
bali a year. and eyrry thing b an
fixed Come out Ca san Diego In
1875 any time between January
ani December so.
"Our Ideal climate permits Of an
al year round shas. and not ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

limited 60 a few acant months 90
summer. and we'll show you the best
time q Your lives at ours the ouiy
original authorized and copyrighted
Panama California exposition
What's more, We don't want any
appropriation. John -. spreckels.
Lyman ,. Case. A. O. spaidinr. It.
= Grant and others have ehipprd in
90 a pot % g. ooe. oo0. ana. what with
INC additional ts.ooa. 900 we'll get
from The city. another million from
the country about San Diego. and
million or 40 from the central
American states. weu set along
iRiriy well without any government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
i YORK WOMAN KILLS BURGLAR
WITH CUSPIDOR AND ROLLING PIN

w YORK May 2s~I think burglar is dead In NY yard"
- "a cs 6strsa 20 t~e policemen to-day ~ho rad been
ps her isirs fleor apartments ey her cries fer help
nsr srterse ny rccm ard threw cgspdor a. MIN,
exsss sr so~n Ne ard srappIed h We ssrua.
- - reached the kitchen. There grabbed rolling
IN sa NJ hn tire head He fell through sndo~. asns
- ssn .th h~~
n ;eemsn descended found the body os Lewis Goteh,
= Asssc leader Of east Side thieves coteh
xk ARD Als pockets found esclry taken from the
sRssas spsrtnenss Mrs. Geitman not arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

suitable sam ~ meucy from ttuaa g.
time
The old mar said that he lived
happily ~iih hss daughter and her
husband uuiii they b~cane Fleh
They then began 20 quarrel uith ths
uld man finally driving him from
Their home he then brought the
tait That terminated yesterday 10
hla favor
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money
"Ali we're here Tor Is 90 give the
government the chance 90 have an
irrigation exhibit n % wants ons
Whsw, San Diegaf Congress
looked az IL atlas Al yes CtN
IN san Diego county. southern Cali
gofnia, winter Resort pop est $4,000
Pause Tor a moment Go consider
what this San DieFan conversation
amounts 20. u means San Diego in-
tends t0 hold tho only worlds fair
ever attempted without lot % gov
ernmsn, money 90 sink in the PRO.
Jest
rhls line ~ talk Was mighty die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27
OLD MANS STORY
OF WORK FOR SON
BRINGS HIM 81, 500

For doing tho chores inaShs home
- his kan iAw Tor feara Robert
Iaynan has been awarded ss.bep
~ a jury IN Judge Gays department
II the superior court The testimony
showed that tayman. who u a Com
federais veteran. sent and made bis
home with hts daughter. Ars Henry
Psaae. and her husband. The agree
nsrnt was thas faSman should chop
the wood. tend the garden and milk
tha COWS For This be was 20 have
hla board. iaasing. clothing and a
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Of Course

Harry aged a. was playing about
tho sewing machine ono day and
saben asked what b. waa doing. sald
iu grown-up tome, ron. making my
baby dree8' what afo you trim
ming % wlthY' ron. The scissora"--
Tho Dnliuent0r
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MADE A HORRIBLE ERROR:
HERE IS THE REAL KING OF ENGLAND

NEW YORK My 2s-John =. De ossieh, she claims to
tho Of the late King Edward VII.
tire and lover houses o. rssns ard
United kngdom ard Ireland
After the writer
THAT ne John
Land "the legitimate ard afg
majesty ard The frat princess sniuy ard snissfu
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when rheumatism gets busy with
d man be Ia apt 20 forget his other
troubles. Chicago News
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vii faturi nr tncfe than any other
place on earth This Is the way 10
prove your love Maybe there viii
be quarrela Father and have
had them hut Id be- sorry aud I'd
start right IN to make home better
than ever That spoke louder than
words or apologies, ard he under.
stood every man VIII
You1l be the partner Of man
but Il won't be like mans part.
nerahip, because you're not n man.
Don't Try to be one Stay q woman
Keep your world and let him keep
his Your world 10 home. Don't
let these suffrnEet ideas get into
your mind They are dangerous
When be comes home he seeks a
haven OF rest. and God has put "
into every mans heart 10 expect
that you aud the home you make
shall be that haven II you diaap
point him. God be- kind 10 you
A woman IL always a gifi tiii she
get married. years Or no years.
when a man could lose money
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Mrs. Maxwell 70 Brides.

10 M q, ~ v
doura, in the So
crot Of IL all
Keep the home
Hight burning ~
a. costs you your
life Stay 10
your home and
keep u 30 sweet
and clean aud 80
much your very
own that you
viii be proud OF
Il and that he
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THE LONGEST -WEDDEO COUPLE IN COUNTRY
GIVE ADVICE TO THE SWEETHEARTS Of JUNE
Mr. Maxwell to orooms.

In the first
place, keep your
mouth closed
4ou'ye b q q "a
mixing uD with
men 30 long
that you don {
.un q erHt and
women Youti
Try 70 treat her
80 you would a
10 n n partner
when che crlti
ciHes or argues
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when a man could lose money
checffully at cards Il would BE-
somebody elsea New York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-27

A woman IL always a giri ,iIi she
get married. years Or no years.
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