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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
Stoatss9anfcn

,Tcutide Sant uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno o0uionp.S trGBe. Mleuit gSeber, 1rdiis
bent; 6. !. Slot, Ghaemeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
Sru1tsG onlpoanie'u

rU,arblaub Truit Gp.," gicrbpcIt.@ de GaIbert'
ulto German Strnbe. g.. G. 9~immermann,
YrdiioeHt; Carroll san Neb, s%6nbmeiLter;
Serbs Spencer, Jun, 3itlfSaS6asIHeifter;
SdH Giinter, Sillis Seirei1r.
Baltimore Srnit d. Guarantee Co.," Gquttable
BUILDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
mo leIlle1 Eoltell mi ~Nclter0cpart(
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brci Sale BON @lottern in Scr Bun.
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lldtSmoBrcgeIn gcgen cine 8eitcr.
perbreitung iillo 0ctroiicn moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
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2anomirt6ihaitlihe @erGtbe un0

&arf u, 81. edlulB, 1919 9atp building.
6uitaOuS &urb, 261-2G9 GaIpert Builbina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

G.umbiug, SURFACES, STANCES uno
Sefen, Saf0eden ltno Hinnen.
9ennett grps, 523 gloro. ACKNOWLEDGING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

Teteftip. Mgentlr.
,Saltimure Detective Macnrp," spanbauer &
S6niiot. Better, SOB Galpert gI69, &. Il q.
Ybone 81. Bail 334. sSobnultgSs5 telephone;
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9Solie 2S65-H.
Rational Ieteetipc eeruitc," g. 81. Sab,
@efbdfisIibrer. $50 Gam Vu!.Ding, NaIiiz
more. NIB, Gboue ct. RauI $500.
rAmrrican Detective sstsenrn," Charles 6obls
maui @eihlfisiiibrer. $40 equitable NloS.
baltimore. mo. Hbone: e.. 4 u. Ct. 4diiI
202., s8obnuig: e. & Bolic 1880 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

Marmor. llno Grant. Werfe.
g. SiIaartner & s5bue, THIS, Beits9aIits
more trube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
Baf9tngton- Rgentut
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"Deutf4en Gorrefponoent,"
Ism. SanneMann,
1915 Marion.S trake, N.-@..
to Gn5eiseu uub @eitennnsen ~eutgrgsn ae.
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ment %ultf,uaehcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

,Gentide Gparbant ppu 9alttmure," Gutnips
uno Baltimore Strabe.
,St. SameS Spurbaut," QaltimoresStrabe uito
SufioM Spufes slbeitiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

Sou : Moteriolien, Sbiirer, SenIter-
rabmen, 2aocn, etc.
SarucS g. Softer d 60, 1l5-117 Glib Sres
~beridsStrabe.
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uer.Gerlideriu.gen.
,g'pDal Snilrance 90 Of 9iperpuul," Senrb
W. @nriielo. 6efioents Mailaaer, 101-102
Chamber of Commerce 8uilbina.
,8erinauid fycucr : 0eriidlerungS . 8eieIijaft,"
Baltimore ltno Noribs Strabe. .
Gigertbums Ngenten ilno SAMPLER.
Vierre Is. Susau & Iepbe,u, 10 Sits2erinetons
Sirabe.
Suiihmiebs 3ubebor.
6. eeutt 4aDne 60, 3G2-364 goro'8 absS Ctr:
Goblen mo Sol5.
@enrp O. BON Scine. $50 Golnmbia.gberue.
Gianoleibs @eifGfte. F.,
rGuniolibcteo aunn Co.," 1 9Ioros9apss trabe.
Bianos mo Srgeln.
Gbas. ID. etieii, 0 9ioro.2ibertb, straBe.
gSm. Shade d a., Guris9loe. uno aDettesS Ctr.
Eapicr ut0 Bapicr. Often.
Smith, Sirpn 60, 105-t07 SanupersSt raSe.
9lefplntten, Wetou, etc.
2bun, Gontlin & 81. (ueprporirt), 1910
galoeritoil' Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

&llpieri6mieoe unb 8lumbers. (
Spln Subrrt, liza SbameSsStrdBe. 6. & y.
Selepbon; Gsolfe 1909! &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
SeidlenbeItotter

2eidenbeltotter.
Sanoer & ebbue, 170S-17iO sIpenue.
Ygm. Gupf, 9ortb' unb Sreeumount glpenue.
Sriebbofe.
.2nubon Yarf Gcmctcrs," @iirsal: 21 Befi.
SaratpansS trabc.
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Gei9dftss@egmeiie

UWUNI-f SVVVFfVt- WHV PVReF
9eoarfS-Irtifel.
che Whsrs & 9iae Co., 1O4 SiiesSotuarosStr.
.Seitungcn, 3eitidriften etc.
,lbe Baltimore Ieius Co.," Eahio SbereroHs
bic, Gefddftsfnbrer, 31S lSeits @ermansS ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09
SGmereien.

Griffith & surner Co., 2O7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

Gigentbrms Agenten lino SGnbler.
Yierrr s. Susau G. 8epbep, 10 Sit,2ertnstons
Gfrnkp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

More attention should be given
the grounds, and some semblance to
lawns maintained. This latter can
be done at trifling cost and the i'm
proved appearance net a liberal
dividend on the money expended
At present the city does not get
from the public building an amount
of service consistent with the size
of the building and the public needs
BY the adoption of these suggestions
the whole building will be put in
use, the work of the city, central
lied where 1t should be, and without
added expense better accommoda-
tions accorded the public and more
convenience given the officers.
Conclusion.
There are many other measures
tending to the city's progress which
| would like to advocate 1t would
be unwise, however, to undertake
more than we can accomplish, or to
plunge the city into such debt as
would make taxation a burden. In
the foregoing pages, feel, will be
found sufficient to provide you with
thought for twelve-month, to sup
ply you abundant work for our pro-
gress and advancement.
The thoughts herein outlined are
Intended as suggestive rather than
directory. 1t may perhaps be that
our condition will not permit of the
fulfillment of our desires, or that
careful consideration of my recon-
mendations may lead you to a con-
clusion other than / have reached.
OF one thing I am certain, that al
though we may differ in opinion we
shall work harmoniously to a com
mon end, the attainment of the most
good for the greatest number.
May 1910 be to you and yours
and all our people "A Happy New
Year"
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS ]. SCULLY,
Mayor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
o'conneIps Big Head.

Thackeray was six feet two inches
In height, and Sir H. W. Lucy says the
great novelist wore a seven and five
eighth inch hat, beating Dickens and
John Bright by full half inch. Mr..
Gladstone's hat was of seven and
three-eighth inch measurement-the
same as Macaulay's-while Beacons-
field needed full seven inch. The hat
Of Daniel O'Connell, however, would
have beaten them all, measuring eight
and one-half inches by ten inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
DEMOCRATS IN
COUNTY BOARD
(Continued from page ~

Printing and stationery-Geb-
hardt, Ely and Kerr.
County clerk and surrogate and
Bheriff's accounts-Kerr, Gebhardt,
Ely and Dey.
Warden's account = Hendricks,
Eebhardt, Ely and Kerr.
The following were appointed to
look after the several bridges:
Albany street, Gebhardt, Hen
bricks and Ely.
Perth Amboy, Kerr, Gebhardt and
Woodbridge creek, Gebhardt, Kerr
ID Dey.
Landing bridge. Hendricks, Geb-
hrdt and Dey.
South River, Kerr, Ely and Dey.
Cheesequake creek, Kerr, Ely and
Dey.
The Following special committees
were appointed who are to look af-
ter all bridges in the districts
named:
Bridges In Cranbury, Monroe,
South Brunswick and Helmetta-
Freeholder Andrew Ely.
Bridges in Perth and South Am
boy, Madison, Sayreville and East
Brunswick-Freeho Albert T..
kSssTi Srideo. n Now nrnn.u,.,, ,,,,,.
town-Freeholder Peter H. s. Hen
bricks.
Bridges in Raritan township, Pts
Getaway. Dunellen, New Market
Freeholder Anthony j. Gebhardt.
The board is also to have a COM
mittee on rules, which Director
Hendricks will name later. M. Iry-
ing Demarest, of Sewaren, was
among those present and sat at his
desk during the proceedings. Sur
rogate Peter f. DAILY was also in
attendance.
Mr.. Demarest turned over to
Director Hendricks some bills
against the county, also the sum-
mons in the suit instituted against
the county by Former County Detec-
tive Mulvey for back pay. The sum-
mons was served on Mr.. Demarest
on Friday afternoon. Mr.. Demarest
stated to the director that he was
ready to serve the board as it's clerk.
III. Raymond Groves presented his
report to the director. and also stat
ed that he was ready to serve the
county In the capacity of county col
lector.
The board will meet again We'd.
nesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Unreasonable.

She-I don't see why you should hes
itate to marry on $1,000 year. Papa
says my gowns never cost more than
that. He-But, my dear, we must have
something to eat She (petulantly)-
Isn't that Just like man? Always
thinking of his stomach. - Boston
Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

Each one was given q box OF candy,
toys, books, an orange and some nuts.
Yesterday the children who usually
rome to the rooms OF the army on
Sunday afternoons were given candy
and oranges
AT the celebration SATURDAY night
a snort program, consisting of sing
ing and recitatioDs, was given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
SALVATION ARMY
TREATS CHILDREN

One hundred and twenty-five poor
children were made happy by the Sal
vation Army at the Christmas tree
celebration IN the rooms of the army
in Smith street Saturday night. There
was q Christmas tree in the forward
part of the hall. Captain Benedict
was in charge and, assisted by several
members of the corps, distributed
gifts to the children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
CONFERENCE, With MADRIz.
Estrada Sends General Fornos Diaz to
Managua as intermediary.

Estrada Sends General Fernos Diaz to
Manasua as intermediary.
Bluefelds, Nicaragua (by Wireless to
Colon, Jan. 3.-General Fornos Giaz
has gone to Managua to confer as the
representative of General Estrada with
President Madriz regarding the proyi
sional presidency. While serving Cen
eral Estrada, Fornes- Diaz Is firm
friend Of Madriz, and it is consequent
ly believed that the conference will
result in arrangements satisfactory to
both parties.
Pending an agreement the forces of
General Estrada will advance in con-
cert into the interior by way of the
San Juan river.
Considerable surprise is felt in revo-
lutionary circles at the silence of the
United States concerning the situation
here. Both Estrada and Madriz desire
peace with honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
IN MAURER CHURCH

The Christmas festival of the Sun
day school of the German Presbyte-
rian church at Maurer was held yes
terday afternoon, with an appropri-
ate program.
Rev. DR.. R. R. Stier, of Sayreville,
pastor of the local church, preached
short sermon after the program
This was followed by the distribu-
tion of gifts under the direction of
Mrs. Catherine Deberhardt, superin-
tendent of the school. Each one re-
ceived candy, toys, cakes and other
things. The girls each received a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

GENERAL DANIEL 81. RUCKER.
vive the day. He is in his ninety
eighth year. He was formerly quarter
master general of the army and has
been on the retired list since 1889.
General Fuckers daughter is the
widow of General Philip H. Sheri-
dan. He was born at BelleviIle, N. j.,
April 28, 1712. He entered the army
in 1887 as a second lieutenant of the
First dragons. He served throughout
the Mexican war and was brevetted a
major on Feb. %. 1S47, for gallant
conduct at the battle of Buena Vista.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
ADD TO MEMBERSHIP

At meeting Of Order Bnei Zion.
Camp No. 20, held in Washington hall
last night, one candidate was initia.
ted and three applications for member
ship were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
GENERAL RUCKER VERY ILL.
Oldest Living Army Officer Not Ex-
pected to Survive Day.

Washington, Jan. 3.-General Daniel
H. Rucker, retired. the oldest living
army officer, is seriously III at his
home here and is not expected to sur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Why7

When mother tells her boy he is
getting to be just like his father he
knows we'll that it is not ltended as
compliment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
IN Awful Shape.

"Why don't you go to work?"
"Tm SO dead tired of doing nothing
that I'm too tired to do anything
Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
January Sale Values
In Babies Department
This Week a 50. 10 Outfit for SGT.

OTHER sPEClALS INCLUDE:
soc Flannel Barrows. s..,..,..... "a
acc Wool Shirts-sizes to 8 years. ~
rec White Daisy Cloth Wrappers
silk scallop or satin band. ..,... AZ
ACC Chambray Rompers-to 4 yrs. 81
S5c Short Nainsook Dresses. .... FL
Sizes 10 Three Years.
49c Nainsook Dresses-to 3 yrs. ,33
35c Cord Glngham Dresses
emb'y trim--to 3 years. ......,... .21
soc Gingham. Chambray and Linelle
Dresses-high and low neck
Spring styles-sizes to 3 yrs.-. .3S
g125 Fine Nainsook Dresses
daintily set off with French knots,
emb'y and hand stitching or lace
and hand emb'y effects. ........... .7T
s26e Picture Dresses of sheer white
lawn-styles include lovely Princess
effects-high and low neck-all are
beautifully trimd with extra choice
and fine emb's or lsees-some
have entire skirts of eyelet emb'y-
sizes to 5 years. ............1.5 81
Equal Values in
Babies ClOalks and Caps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
new POLICEMAN
TO BEGIN DUTY

Chief Of Police Burke said thir
morning that Martin Rymarczyk, tht
new patrolman who was appointed
by Mayor Bollschweiler recently
might be put on duty tonight. Ths
new officer, the chief said, was hav-
ing his uniform made and would
start duty as soon as it was ready.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

Special Lot Fine Lace Curtains
Point de Paris
Irish Point
Point Arabe
Several hundred pairs In ALL
but not more than five pairs of
a style-of some only two pairs-all
fresh, new and desirable, but
odd lots-therefore Curtains
usually S11.00 and S12 0......7.S
Linen Scrim Curtains
High class styles-with hand made
linen lace and Neutrality-suspicious.
a dozen styles-were S6.96. ..... A. %
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains
Every housekeeper knows how they
wear-Two-Toned. Ivory, Arabian
and White--exquisite designs aud
weaves-worth s4.es and $5.9S. 2.0S
Another lot were S2.49..........1.4 40
Ruffled Net Curtains
6-inch ruffle-lace inserting
and edge-worth $2.75..........1.9 .9S
1000 Pairs Ruffled Muslin Curtains
fg'd and striped-40 inches wide
worth .T5-Specal, pair. ......... SO
Fancy Art Tickings-also best
Downproof Sateens-value 20. .19
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Warm Fleece Blankets, -
Extra Heavy, worth $2.0o,...J
White and colors-11-4 size for double
beds-Pink or Blue borders.


beds-Pink or Blue borders.
Limit pairs-Nv Mail Telephone Orders.
Also for January saIe:--
Fine California Wool Blankets
--12-4 size, for extra z no
large beds-wilite. gray and u -
scsrlet--resularly sS.9s. .....J
Australian Wool Blankets
extra heaVy-white or no
delicate plaids-11-4 size, D %
for double heds-reg. $1,000.
An unapproachable value. Come and see.
Fine California Wool Blankets
pure wool or wool mixed,
which many houseleepers = OS
prefer--white, plain colors p
and plaids--10-4 size, for
twin beds-worth S5-9S. S......J
Jacquard Blankets
Eidsrdown 1nish-plaids and 3, SO
fgures-woi-th S5.a6. .......J
Elderdown Finish Blankets
12-4 size-silk bound = ca
white. tan, Gray-val. $500. =
Fleece Blankets-white and
colors-10-4 size 20
good value at .79. 9.......,.....J
Wool Finish and Cotton
Fleece Blankets-for q and
extra large beds-white and !. -
colored-worth S1.69. ......
No Mall Telephone Orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

Trying" becomes easy when you
can delegate most Of it 10 the want
ad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

Vi OTAAiCA Wv
No Mail or Telephons Orders
WOMEN's LONG COATS
Broadcloth-Kersey- 775
worth s................
Black Broadeloth and Kersey Of
excellent duality-loose and semi
htted-full or half satin lined
Moire inlaid shawl collar or vel
vet and braid trim.
BELGIUM LYNX SETS Eo
Worth about double. .........f i.OO
Shawl or Animal scsrf-Rug Muff
full rich tails-shirred Peau de
Sole lining-LiTnit one.
WAISTS Of Satin 0Iessaline- Sh
White or black-value SO. 80. S,O4
Richly trimmed with silk braids IN
open work design. combined with
Toxic bandinss. Val. laces and
fancy stitching--siZes "a TO As.
HEATHERBIOOM Pstdcoats 10
Usually s1.69-Sale price. I,O5
Black-deep shirred hounce.
Lensths 36 to ~.
wOMEN's CORSETS- 2
White Coutil-sizes s TO 90 ~
worth sf.25 to S1.50.........} d"
Long lensths-sizss IS To 28-slso/
drab abdominal Corsets Tor stour
figures sizes % to 80.
5. 600 KNIT. CORSET COVERS 30
All sizes-real vaiue .4o..... e
High neck-long sleeves-silk finish.
MISSES DRESS SKIRTS > c5
Panama -Cheviot-value S4es Z.SO
Navy and black-latest pleated styles
perfectly taiored-al sizes.
GIRLS WHITE DRESSES
Advance Spring Styles Z Oh
worth $3.50. ........-. .....
White Lawn and Dotted swiss.
Variety Of pretty STYLES with lace
or fine embro3sefv--6 to "A WIS.
FMB'D FLOUNCINGS- IA
10 lnch-instesd Of "a ......
Fine Nainsook. Cambria and Lawn
Eyelet. open work and other styles
Lmit-Tsn yards,
YARD WIDE CAMBRTCS- ca
Good value at 10 cts..-..... -
Pleached and finished by LDnsdale Co.
limit-F1lteen yards.
YARD WIDE NAINsOOKs- az
I2-yd uc.-value S125..,,.,t -
Snec{sHy fille and firm. for underwear
and infants use-Lhuic one pc.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH oh
12-yd pc.-usually Sl.5A ... i'E7
Va wide-soft -Chsmois flush for un,
Recommendations one piece.
BEST CANTON FLANNELs-
Unbleached- II
Linlit--Twelye yards.
MEMS FINE PAJAMAS en-
MercerlZed silk-value S2.50 Los
Choice quality and style--whits
and popular shades, including tap
silk frogs-all slzes-Limlt fwS
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS no
Standard make, usually .5e III
Firm, fine muslin - free from
dressing = s-pIy linen bosoms--
double back and frort-all sizes.
Limit-Three.
SCARFS+SHAMS ~
Regularly s1.6e and S1.9S. 49,. TX
iSx54 and s0x3O-fne linen with elsb-
crate drawn work and wide ToTchon
lace-LiInit three.
FANCY DOYLIES- -
12-inch-usualiy .1e and 20 .lo
Round and square-hand- made
Renaissance borders, with drawn
work centres-ut Tiers of linen with
drawnwork medsllion borders.
fAulit-One dozen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Diamond Mills Sheetlngsl
Fine, perfect, without a speck Of starch
or stiffening to give false weight.
uNBLEACHED

January Sale of Pillows
Compare figures and judge whether il
is wise to buy now.
FEATHER PILLOWS.
Sanitary cured-no dust-no odor-
Plain or fancy stripe ticking.
January sale Price
20x2S- worth SO each. ....,..... 81
22x23-worth .9S each...... 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Scotch Table Damasks-

72 inch--reg S1.59 yard. ...,,J
Pure linen of extra quallty-cream
and full bleached-stripe and open
border designs.
nmit-Six yards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
NoIIe Pressed Indictment

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 3:-The in
dictment against Ellen Repack. ac-
cused of stealing railroad tie val
ued at seventy-f1ve cents, from the
Lehigh Valley railroad at Perth Am
boy, who nolle p<ossed Friday. Act
uipg Prosecution ttson told the court
W nan was technical
7 she had right
= :; /; !. :. !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
Fine BIeached Muslins
Bought when raw cotton was selling
at ga cents pound.


at ga cents a pound.
y %@ssh eeat.,.,..... 9o" 81
Limit 30 yds.-No mai or telephoas orders.
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS- RI
Yard wide-worth cents. 90. ~
Limit 80 yds.-No mail or telephone oEders.
PILLOW CASE AIusLJNs-
Full Bleached-40 and AZ os
inch--by scanning make full ON
size sheets-Worth .12l4 ......J
Limit 30 yds.-No mail or telephone orders.
DWIGHT ANCHORS
Yard wide-Bleac ached-n'frs an.
price, II cents iO2
our January Sale Price ...J
Limit 80 yds--No mail telephone orders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03
CURT AIMS AND CURTAIN MAT ERALS
FURNITURE FABRICS AND DRAPERIES

Are important departments in the January Sale
surpus These
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

Brocade Velour Portieres-duplex de-
signs-Nile-and Rose, Crimson-and-
Myrtle, Olive-and-Garnet-
value S19.9S. Observation-Disclosures. 1859
SILK Frou-Frou Portieres-
rich oombina ton colorlngs-
worth S110S. ................. 1.9S
Mercerized Damask Portieres-
deep heavy fringe
Gobelin tapestry borders
value S6.es. ................... 4.9S
Armure Tapestry Portieres-
Crimson, olive and myrtle
tapestry borders-worth S29s.... rs
Plain Velours and Satin Finish
Damasks-b0-lnch-v
$500 to $2.50-Special ...... 40
80 to 80 inch Colored Madras
neat floral designs-slso stained
glass effects-also 45-inch white,
figured or cold stripe Curtain
Musllns-elsewhere sold as high as
.35-our January sale price 49,. 10
Finest silk Furniture Damasks-
elegant quality-high-c -class
chintz effects, on cream, crimson,
purple, nile and rose grounds
50-incn-worth S3.9s to $oSs. z. 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03

I would consider myself entirely rec
reant to every obligation and duty i'm
posed on me did I not, with all the
earnestness at my command, direct your
attention to our water supply This
is the most important matter with which
we have to deal, for 1t concerns the
health, the well being, the very lives
of our citizens. To us now municipal
water supply is an absolute necessity;
the adoption Of system of sewerage,
If 1t be possible, will make that neces-
sity even more imperative.
For our immediate needs there is am
pie provision, but we must look beyond
the present and make preparations for
days to come.
We cannot expect and should not wish
to be forever dependent on Perth Am
boy. Sooner or later this problem must
be faced, and shall we devise to our
successors work that we should do, or
have we the manhood, nav when the
opportunity knocks, to accept and en-
brace it.
Available water sheds are being rap.
idly seized by spectators and inves-
tors and ere antagonistic interests
grasp them all it is our duty to provide
for the morrow. At little cost we can
procure what is needed for municipal
water plant, in fact we now have in op-
Grafton a considerable part thereof.
Even though we do not establish the
system in wull let us provide the mater
ial with which our successors can com
plete the work now begun. Let us at
least secure a source from which can be
drawn when needed that most essential
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