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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-16
MTLEY.
Hold "Expcrience. Social.

Hold "Experience" Social.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Vim
cent Methodist Episcopal Church held
an experience social yesterday after
noon in the supper room of the church.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L~ichtenstern, Miss Margery
Lichtenstern, Miss Jeanette Stirratt.
Mrs. Martin Rutan, Mrs. A. Corwin
Rutani Mrs. Edwin Provost, Mrs. J.
Quackenbush. Mrs. NJ. Q~uackenbush,
Mrs. James NJ. Nreeland, Mrs. j. Ca
verify, Mrs. Arthur Vreeland. Mrs. r.
NJ. Scott, Mrs. H. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Will
lam w. Edwards, Mrs. Samuel H. De
Vausney. Mrs. Herbert Lewis, Mrs.
Joseph Mulch, Mrs. George f. Brown,
Mrs. Thomas Harrison, Mrs. A. IL.
Denny. Mrs. Tryhofer. Mrs. Kirk and
others.
The society will hold a progressive
supper on October 6 at the church.
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Irvington avenue. left today for a
weeks stay at Lake Hopatcong.
Edward j. Foran, of Valley street
has been appointed a member of the
village police department to succeed
Patrolman John O'Hanlon, who re-
signed.
Oscar Smaller, superintendent of the
South Mountain Park Reservation, is
seriously I'll with typhoid fever at his
home in South Orange avenue.
George Nickl, OF Fairview avenue,
has been enrolled as a student in the
New Jersey College of Pharmacy,
Newark.
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| BREAKS RECORD FOR CALLS.

Breaking all its records for service
the Record ambulance, of orange, IL
the month of August made 123 call
in the four Oranges. The trips of II
ambulance were distributed as follows
Orange--Accident. 10; sick. 10; police
SO. East Orange-Accident. 8; sick, 8,
police, 90. West Orange-Accident. A;
police, ~. South Orange-Accident. 2,
sick. 8; other calls. 2; private calls, 1.
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KEARNY-ARLINGTON.
Arrest BOYS MS Thieves.


Chief of Police William ToIen and
Detective-Sergeant Walter Oliver, of
Kearny. have arrested three youths
who are believed to have been impli-
Gated in the theft of s135 worth of
trading stamps and other goods from
the store of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, Kearny and
Johnston avenues, Kearny, before day
break on the morning of Labor Day.
They arc Charles jenkins, of 102 Sum-
mer avenue, and John Shaughnessy, of
81 Seventh venue both of this city,
and William Yeck, of 1903 Johnston ave-
nue., Kearnys Jenkins was taken to
the Second Precinct station. being
wanted in this city on a larceny charge,
1t Is said. Yeck and Shaughnessy were
held in $500 bail last night by Recorder
James F. Kelly for the Hudson county
grand jury.
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FIRST wARpHRs TO ORGANIZE.

A public meeting for the purpose OF
organizing a permanent Republican
club in the First ward Of East Orange
will be held tomorrow night In the
assembly hall of the Frankfort School
in Dodd street. All enrolled Repub-
licans Of the Fist ward are eligible 70
membership.
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TO HELP IN MOSQUITO WAR.

DR.. Ralph H. Hunt, of the East Or
ange Board of Health. has been APP
Mosquito determination Committee.
President Roger H. Butterworth, OF
the board, Is also a member OF the
committee.
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To XIII Mosquitoes.

To XII Mosquitoes.
Health Inspector Albert Geissler, of
Kearny, had 1875 sewer basins treated
yesterday with crude petroleum in or
der to kill mosquito larvae. Some of
the vaults were found TO be swarming
with the pests laying their eggs for
Eext seasons mosquito supply. The
health inspector is going to finish the
job this week, and hopes hat house
holders will look to their cellars. which
are often prolific breeding places for
the insects in the early fall.
At a meeting last night of the Ladies'
Aid Association of KnoX Presbyterian
Church, Kearny, it was resolved to hold
a fair Of all nations'' in December.
Committees will be appointed at the
October meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley A. Dennis, of
4S6 Chestnut street. Arlington. with
their family. arrived home yesterday
from Midland Beach. where they spent
the summer
John Alexander, who had just finished
a term In the county Jail, being sent
there from Bayonne, was picked up as
a hobo" in Kearny yesterday by Pa
trolman Thomas Heslin, and last night
was again sent to the county jail in de-
fault Of $40 fine by Recorder James f.
Kelly.
Mrs. Britton, of II Lincoln avenue
Kearny, was removed early this morn
ing to st. Barnabas's Hospital. this
city, in the Kearny ambulance by Pa
trolmen Asa Smith n Philip Bell.
A report was received by the Kearny
police early today that the wife of a
captain of a coal boat on the Passaic
river was missing No names were left
at the station, but an Investigation will
be made.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Baptist Church. of Arlington,
will have a sociable tonight at the home
of Miss Maud Roberts. $50 Chestnut
street.
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A meeting Of the Caldwell Card Club
will be held at the home Of Mrs. OF
tomar Clock. of Arlington avenue, this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Surprise Party Given.

Miss Bertha Donaldson, of Centre
street, was given a very pretty surprise
party by a number of her friends at
her home last evening. The visitors
took possession of the place and an
interesting program of vocal n in
strumental music and dancing, followed
by a spread of the good things of the
season. Among those present were
Miss Hazel White, of Newark; Miss
Yira Matthews n Miss Esther SPAIN,
Of V%ailsburg; Miss Florence Hunting
ton. of New York; Miss Gladys Welte
and Miss Edith Blair, of Orange; Miss
Ethel Coe and Miss Edith Vreeland. of
V%ailsburg; Miss Gladys Stacy, Samuel
Rocchetti, Miss Florence Eckels. Miss
isabel Rochetti. Robert Donaldson,
Lindsey Smith. Harry Donaldson, Miss
Mary Hallidy. Miss Bessie Reardon,
Miss Kathleen Asmuss, Miss Dorothy
Asmuss, Theodore Miller, Myron De
Keyser, Joseph Fitting, Miss Ethel
Vossler. Donald Donaldson, Miss Elsie
Smith, Jean Witbeck, Bertram Donald
son and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sterling. of New
York, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Howe. of Kingsland street.
William J.. Kinsley, of Prospect street,
has returned from a business trip to
oswego and Geneseo, N. Y.
The Misses Maud and Lucy De Vaus-
ney. of Harrison street, are home from
a s%ojourn at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bruere, OF
Maple place, have gone to New York
city for the fall and winter months.
Miss Ruth Harris. OF Edgewood ave-
nue., has returned from Asbury Park.
Mrs, Otto Bluhm. Of Whitford ave-
nue., has returned from a visit to friends
at Council Bluffs, Ia.
r, Kingsland Hay, of the EN-
closure" on Passaic avenue. has re-
turned from a business trip to Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hawthorne,
OF the Enclosure" on Passaic avenue,
are at Provincetown, Mass.
Mrs. Alfred ". Leaman. Of North
road, has returned from a summer so
journ at Eaglesmere. Pa.
Mrs. George Pease, of Peekskill, N.
y, a former resident of Nutley, is
spending a few days with friends in
town.
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Mrs. Elizabeth T. Harrison, of Hun
terdon county. is the guest OF Mrs.
Isaac L. Baldwin, Of Caldwell.
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BELLEVILLE

Overlook Wins Game.
The Belleville police baseball team
played the attendants of the Overlook
Asylum yesterday on the grounds adj
joining the institution and were beaten
by the score of 5 TO 5. Chanceman
Richard Lister was in the box for the
cops and Sergeant Charles Peri was
catching up To the ninth inning. In
the latter round Harry Machette took
the slab for the losing team and
Chanceman Joseph Schurr went behind
the bat. Others in the police aggrega-
ton were Policemen James Hannah,
William Sullivan and Lennehan, of the
Fourth precinct, Newark.
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\. NJ. c. A. Meeting.

H M u A. DtttiuEs
An open meeting for men and women
will be held under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. a. of Belleville Sunday night
in the Y. VI. c. A. home, or Main
street. George c. Sleeth, a Belleyille
manufacturer. will make the principal
address. His talk will be on Raw
Material and the Finished Product
These meetings win be held regu-
larry during the winter season by the
association.
Policeman Ambrose Francis. of the
township force. who is confined to his
home on North Cortlandt street with
Illness. has developed pleurisy.
B%elleville Lodge of Elks viii hold a
clambake at it's headquarters, 232 Main
street, tomorrow night.
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Scotch Marmalades

One of the most popular breakfast
preserves. Made from pure fruit
and refined sugar. Very delicious.
KEILLER'S-
4-lo. Jars SIC
lib. MISUNDERSTANDING
Regular price Coo & 22c.
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Havemeyer & Elders Standard
Brands. Pure and clean.
Is lbs. Granulated -. .1.36
5-lb. boxes Domino Cut. sec
2-lb. boxes Domino Cut. lie
7 lbs. Powdered .42c
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De g0Gj@dad:
~s7a 7% 7ksI'

|pedir a la linda damita deseamos pa
ra ella todo genero de felicidades en-
SUI viaje y en- la labor que va a segulr
en- su pals, y que vuelva pronto a la
|isla, en- donde deja profunda huella
de afecto y simpatias.,
Personales. Ha estado en- San Juan
en- suntos particulares, el conocido
joven Joaquin Lopez Cruz, de Fajar
do.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan el Sr.
Ernesto Lopez Diaz, hac endado de
San German y delegado & la Camara
y Ell joven ]. NDrit, de Arecibo.
Regresa q su residencia de Falar-
do el juez municipal de aquella po-
|plati6n Sr. Juan Penedo, que estu-
vo en- San Juan en- asuntos partlcu-
lares.
Por mucho tempo. Anita Pietran-
toni, la culta como bella damita de
la ciudad del oeste, esta en- San Juan
desde fines de la pasada semana y
permanecera aqui una temporada.
Que sea muy larga y Sc divierta gran
demente en- la ciudad.
Para ell nartes. Para este dia de la
semana pr6xima, Sc anuncia la re.
presentation de la "Princesa del
dollar" cuyos ensayos Sc estan lie
vando q efecto. Sera sin duda IN
acont ecimiento artistico pues Sc espe
ra que la compahia hara una buena
representation de la, en- Europa y
norteam6rica, tan aplaudida obra
Semper.
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ceptible de representatives por me
dio de copia, fotografia 8 de otro mo
mo, sea presentado al examen e ms
peccion de esta corte, sc hara una
description del mismo enla relacl6n
de hechos Q pliego de excepciones,
de manera que quede correctamente
dentifcado, expresandose que dlcho
mapa, documento 8 exhibit Sc ha he
cho parte de dicha relacion de hechos
8 pliego de excepciones, y ell secreta-
rio de la corte inferior, despues de au
tentisar dicho mapa 9 documento
original 9 exhibit bajo SUI 6rma y Sc
llo de la corte, remitira el mismo al
secretario de este Tribunal. hacien-
dose constrar que Sc ha hecho parte
de los autos de dicha causa".
Las reglas tanteriores empezaran
a regir despues del primerao Gle
del mil noveciento diez.
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Enferma.-Lo esta con febre, en-
su residencia de San Juan y desde e
hace algunos dias, la distinguida
senora Maria Cintron de Ferrer
esposa del Lcdo. Rafael Ferrer. De-
seamos ell mas rapido restableci-
miento q la enferma para que asl
vuelva a brillar el sol de la ventura
en- elrisueno hogar.
Amigos de Guoyama. Sc encuen-
tran en- esta ciudad los j6venes y
distinguidos esposos Muniz-Vaz-
quez, de Guayama y su monfslmo
prim Ter niho. Estaran aqui dos meses
que es el periodic de vacaciones de
aquella corte de distrito, en- la que
desempeha el Sr. Muhiz el cargo de
taqufgrafo. Que lie sea grata su es-
tancia en- San Juan q nuestros bue-
nos amigos y que tengan los mejores
impresiones.
Ausencia. Catherine R. Adams, la
bella rubita del norte, que desde ha
ce algunos amos residia en- San Juan,
Sc ausenta para los Estados Unidos.
Va aStaten Island, N. Y. West New
Bngthon,y ALI estara algdn tempo.
La bella sehorita ha pasado en- San
Juan los dulces' amos de la infancia
y los primeros de su dorado juven-
tud. Es muy conocida en- la ciudad
en- donde muchas de las seforitas
que terminaron ha POGO sus estudlos
en- la alta escuela .fueron sus compa
neras; y su dulzura de caracter y es
quisita correction lie han hecho acre
edora a generates simpatias. AL des-
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Enmienda a un Ieg|amento
FL suprrmo ha adoptado reglas
como enmiendas . adici0n al
reglamento de aquel alto tri'
bunal.

Ell tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico ha acordado adoptar las siguien
tes reglas como enmiendas 8 adiclon
al reglamento de este Tribunal, a sa-
ber:
$40 a.-Toda la prueba practicada
en- el juicio, precedimientos habidos
excepciones tomadas en- ell mismose
Sc someteran a la consideration de
este Tribunal por medic de una re-
laci6n de hechos o pliego de excep-
clones; tanto la prueba testifical CO.
mo la documental Sc expondran en-
forma narrativa; ninguna escitura,
testamento, Q cualquier otro docu-
mento de prueba Sc copiara fntergo,
sino que Sc hara una relacion concisa
del mismo, expresando solamente su
parte substantial de acuerdo con su
signi6cacion y efectos legales, a no
ser que la naturaleza de la question
planteada y resuelta haga necesario
que Sc inserte en- toda su extension
disponiendose, que, en- el ultimo ca
so, ningun documento Sc copiara
mas de una vez en- toda SUI extension
en- la relacion de hechoso pile
go de excepciones, 9 en- la transcript
cion de autos que Sc presente a los
efectos de cualquier apelaci6n, y min
gun documento, que, con arreglo a
ley forme parte del lenguaje de la
sentencia, habra de incluirse en- min
gun case en- la relacion de hechos 8.
pliego de excepciones, que solo con-
tendran la prueba practicada en- ell
juicio, los procedimientos habidos y
excepciones tomadas en- ell mismo:
y disponiendose, ademas que en- los
casos en- que solamente Sc desee que
se revisen determinadas resoluciones
de la Corte con respecto la prueba
no sera necesario incluir esta en- toda
su integridad, sino aquella parte de
la misma que sea indispensable para
revisar correctamente dicha resolu-
cion".
go b.-Cuando 8 discretion de la
Corte sentenciadora sea necesario
para una correcta inteligencia y re-
soluci6n de cualquier causa o cues
tion envuelta en- la misma que algun
mapa, document original, o exhibit
de cualquier clase, que no sea sus
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No 10 olvideis.

For Son LII. Los Sres. A. Ava
rez hermano, siguen obteniendo el me-
jor exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ina conquistado justa ia
ma On la isla Y tuera de ella No
contiene sustancias nocivas v es una
bebida t6nica y recopstituyente No
olvideis que los pedidos deben hacerse
q la acreditada casa calle de San Jose
en- San Juan. IRON San Luis.
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Municipio de
San Juan, P. R.
Anuncio de subasta.

JUNO II de 1910.
FL dia II de Julio d las 10 de la
manana, en- la O6cina del Alcalde de
la Ciudad y ante Ia Com sion respecti-
va, Sc venderan en- pdblica subasta Is
solares de los terrenos del ensanche, al
Este de la Ciudad.
Las proposiciones habran de pre-
sentarse en- pliegos cerrados y usando
dnicamente el modelo de proposiciones
que suministrara el senior Secretario
Municipal, en- cuya Ofcina Sc facili-
tara ademas a los interesados copia de
la Ordenanza conteniendo las condi-
clones de la subasta y toda otra clase
de informa cion relativa al ob.eto.
F. DEL VALE,
Alcalde de San Juan.
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ALCALD|A De UTUAD0.

Sc desea cubrir Embellishments
una plaza de medico para ell poblado
de Jayuya, que tendra de mil Glen a
mil doscientos dollars anuales en- el
proximo ejercicio, Y otra de medico
para la ciudad, con mil dollars.
Las solic:tudes deben enviarse en-
segulda.
Utuado, Junio %, 1910.
A. de JESUS Lopez,
Aicalde
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Hay agricultores que neces.tan
mayordomos" y hay "naayordomos,
quo necesitan colocacidn. Esas dos
espttrdciones Sc encuentrdn con diff
cultad Y yetardo. Ambas coincidirdn
rdpidaments 81 los deseos de nsayordo
mos y agricultores Sc aruncian en-
La Correspondencia". Hay en- es.
te diario especial y na6daco tarVa Ia
efeeto.
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Ensenanza en- ingleS.

Sc admiten alumnos desce so. q So
grado. Precios conrenclonaies. Sc
preparan maestros rurales y g!adua-
dos, y para el Servicio Civil.
Examenes en- septiem r, por e' De-
partamento de Educaci1n.
Tn alumno estudioso puede apren-
der an grado eu estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara pupila;e i los
alumnos de Ia ;s'a que deseen aprove-
char esta oportunidad.
Para informes pueden dirigirse a
doha Ana Rouue 8 & Give Z. Hines,
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ESpI6ndidO SUridO en- lPaeS Y
P ARlS B AZAR R

sadas oiancas de hilo de lana, corte ultima nota
s dollars
Fadas negras de 5. 4. 5. :, 5, 10y I2 dollars
Fada modeos rcos de etamna franesa b1-iaiai
seda a IA Is Is dollars
Surtdo en- fadas de lana MARION, grs azu marn0 ve.de
Utmos modelo busa hlancas con encajcs bo.dados
aplicacioneS desde a cuatro dollars una.
Biusas negras para luto IN DOLLAR una
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Traes eegantisimos corte sastre de ) % dolars en-
tela de hilo blanca negra azul. crude lila
PIincesas de musena encajes vancien modelos
sos, blanco, azul rosa a 5, 10 12 dollars
Kmonas de cresponcto para ir al baho a 81 so una
kmonas de seda muy elegantes Z Sy II dollars una
Grandes novedades abrgo= entaados negros crudo:
Trajes de fantasia ell ela de Vchy dltimos modeos
II dollars
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Escue|a particular de verano
HUMACAO P. +.

VI
Profesores:
Sra. Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr c. L. Hines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-23
Victims of Obesity

Cure Yourself at Home In Comfort.
AS bodily affliction obesity often
seems to be inexplicable, so rapid is
the increase of weight and bulk.
even in cases where the victims are
stuliously temperate in eating, etc.
There is evidently a predisposition
that way, and neglect only tends to
confirm it. The remedies tried may
have grtevously disappointed you.
Here is one that will not do SO,
and you may get the ingredients at
your druggists and mix them your
self without trouble: Ask for y OF.
Marmola, 1s OF. Fluid Extract Cas-
cara Aromatic and 31s OF. Pepper
mint Water. Shake together in a
good-sized clean bottle. Simply take
this mixture after each meal and at
bedtime, one teaspoonful to the dose,
and give yourself no further trouble;
the superfluous fat will subside with
wonderful rapidity.
Dieting need not worry you in the
least, nor is violent exercising at all
desirable. Wasting methods of
weight reduction are not natural
Try the pleasant treatment above
prescribed for a week or so, and you
will be fit. strong and free from all
bodily discomfort, besides having re-
gained correct weight and a shapely
figure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-23
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Trimpin, of
Hastings, are spending their honey
moon at Charles Warmers Beach
house, Princes Bay. Mr.. Trimpin,
who formerly resided at Princes Bay,
was married at Hastings Sunday.
Mrs. U. @. Sprague, Mrs. Robert
Esselborn and Miss Addie Esselborn
visited in Perth Amboy yesterday.
Repairs to the oyster dredge
Sarah have been completed
Rev. Charles j. Adams, rector of
St. Luke's Episcopal church, Ross
Vile, is recovering from a recent
operation.
Miss Lillian Moore visited here
Tuesday night.
William Ostermeyer, of Woodvail
avenue, reports catch of six weak
fish while fishing Monday night in
Princes Bay.
Thomas Mcnamara, William Tom
asin, Alfred Mosko and l.. Mesereau
sailed to Keyport and the Highlands
Sunday in the latter's launch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-23
Anecdotes of Painters.

The art of painting pictures so near
to life as to deceive the naked eye is
very old Pliny relates that Zeuxis
once painted some grapes so naturally
that birds used to come and peck at
them and that Parrhaslus once painted
a curtain so artfully that Zeuxis de-
sired 1t drawn aside that he could see
the picture 1t hid. Discovering his er-
ror, he confessed himself outdone, as
he had only imposed on birds, whereas
Parrhasius had deceived the human
intellect. Another time Zeuxis paint
ed boy with some grapes, and when
the birds again few at the grapes he
was very angry, saying that he was
certainly at fault with the picture. He
reasoned that had 1t been perfect the
birds would have been frightened
away by the boy.
Caius Valerius Flaccus says that
Zeuxis' death was occasioned by an
immoderate fit of laughter on looking
at the comic picture he had drawn Of
an old woman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-23

the Parisiennes. we can rouge up to Il,
but that is another story.
My advice is for sallow woman to
let green costumes severely alone, but
the rosy checked blond with pink
cheeks looks her best In the livery OF
spring
In foulard and voile green is a de-
lightful color scheme to select, and
these materials breathe the perfume Of
eimplicity-to the uninitiated. Alas,
} how deceptive are outward appear
ancesl The truth is we have compli-
Gated everything nowadays. dress in-
cluded. Our smart foulard gowns. be-
lowered and fanciful, are veiled In a
mist of mousseiine de soie which en-
hances their charm and their price. for
we have two dresses to buy instead OF
one. But foulard lends itself to simple
effects delightfully."-, and altogether It
is one of the most serviceabie gowns a
woman can own for summer wear. It
Is cool: II does not crease; 1t can be
worn by young and old. What more
would you have, readers miner
To continue the story Of foulard. it's
suppleness allows for all the new
modes Of trimming. It can be fash
toned into quilting, frilling. ruches and
flounces. all Of which are Indispensable
adornments for our sheath-hlse skirts.
We have forgotten the ways Of the stiff
old foulard. Those we wear now have
the suppleness Of satin, and they are
befiowered or show dots, in all sizes
and checks galore. which latter designs
in black and white make up into smart
tailored froclSs." enlivened by q touch
Of the chanticlser y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-23
HsIpsd Out the Gunner.

Gadebusch. in the grand duchy of
Mecklenburg Schwerin, In celebration
of the birth Of a grand ducal heir de-
cided to fire the regulation salute of
1O1 guns. An ancient cannon was
hauled out for the purpose, and the
firing began. Unfortunately the pow
der ran short after the ninety-third
shot. and there was no means of OBJ
tanning any more in the town. The
burgomaster was In despair, especially
as ninety three shots indicated that the
grand ducal baby was girl. At this
moment the municipal bandmaster
came forward with luminous pro-
posal, which was eagerly accepted
He dispatched his big drum major to
the market place. where he struck
eight powerful strokes on his instru-
ment to make up the 101 shots, and
thus the situation was sayed.-Londor
Standard.