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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
The chnios Of soan.

Do not stint on your soap. 1t is the
poorest Of economy. Bad pimples and
ugly eruptions are frequently caused
by the use of a soap that is too coarse
for the skin texture.
AS ali skins are not similar, the test
Of a soap is not its cost or high praises
from some of its users, but whether 1t
agrees with you individually. Expert
ment, then stick to your choice, Ere
quent changing Of soap is bad for a
delicate skin.
With the right soap a few precau-
lions are necessary. Do not use too
big cakes nor leave It uncovered in a
wet soap dish. 1t absorbs@impurities
that hurt the skin. The best soaps are
harmful il not wen rinsed. Note the
brown marks left on linen II soap IS
not washed out aud consider that skin
II even mere delicate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27

Mrs. Walter Luckhurst, OF Water
street, and Mrs. Charles Skidmore,
of High street, spent yesterday with
Mrs. Joseph Cottrell, of Runyon.
Mrs. William Nance, of Totem
Vile, was a local. visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Valentine and little
daughter, of Woodbridge, were in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Cornelius Shea, of Pleasant
Plains, was noticed among the Sta
ten Island visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Wilson and little
daughter were out-of-town visitors
today.
James Pierson, of South River,
visited friends in State street yester-
day.
Miss Margaret Battinan. of Mar
ket street, has returned home after
spending several days as the guest
of friends in Newark.
Aaron Stlllwell, of South Amboy.
attended the reunion of the Grand
Army held in this city yesterday.
John Cramentz, of Bertrand we
nue., spent yesterday as the guest of
friends in Red Bank.
Miss Catherine McMann, of Law
rie street, has returned home after
visiting friends in New York.
Miss Ruth Dunn, of Woodbridge,
visited her sister. in Washington
street, yesterday afternoon.
Frank Green, of Davidson avenue
spent yesterday as the guest of
friends in Sea Grit.
Mrs. Padgett, OF Bridgeton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. Black
well, of Smith street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Taylor, of
Holmdel, visited yesterday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Frost, in Rector street.
Mrs, f. j. B. Kelley, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Kinney,
at Bethlehem, Pa, has returned to
her home in this city.
Mrs. F. B. Morris, who has spent
the past year in travel abroad, ar
rived here Tuesday evening, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Morris and
Mrs. Sterling. They returned via
the White Star Line from Liverpool.
James Murdoch, of Market street,
was entertained by friends in Pat
erson yesterday.
Edward Miller, of Market street,
visited friends in Staten Island yes
terday afternoon.
Edward Clinchey, of Broad street,
was entertained by friends in New
Brunswick last night.
Mrs. II. Doris, of State street, Wis
tied friends in South Amboy yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen, of South
Amboy, visited friends in State
street yesterday.
Miss Celia Shulman, of Brooklyn,
is spending several days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sosin, in Smith
| street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
A WALL

walnscet may be thoroughly cleaned
any way.
1t merely consists of an oblong piece
of thin board, in the center of which.a
rough wood handle "a small square
block of wood will answer the pur-
poSe) is attached, by which it may be
held In the left hand fiat against the
wall just at the top of the walnscot,
while with the right hand the walnscot
may be washed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
A o BALL.

Complete arrangements for the
ball to be held In the Auditorium on
November /, were made at a special
meeting of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association last night. The follow
ing were named to constitute the re-
ception committee. M. A. Friedman,
Bernard Feldman, John Slobodien,
Samuel Borak. A. L. Levy, Lyman
Friedman and Morris Greenfield. A.
A. Levy, Louis Isenberg and John
Slobodien were named as floor man
ayers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
ORIENT DEGREE IS
CONFERRED IN THREE

Middlesex Council, No. SO, Jr. O..
U. A. M, had a busy session last
night. One candidate was initiated.
After the meeting the orient degree
was conferred on three candidates
by the Oriental Court connected
with the council.
Burden Golden, the delegate to
the state convention held at Trenton
yesterday, did not get home last
night and consequently will make
his report at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
STUDENTS TO ASSIST
PASTOR IN CALLING

Rev. James H. Northrup, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will
have three students from the Dutch
reformed Theological Seminary, at
New Brunswick, Messrs. Conklin,
Irish and Boynton, to assist him in
making calls for the latter three
days of this week. They will arrive
here Friday.
Rally services will be held at the
church Sunday at which the three
student-mintsters will assist. Friday
and Saturday, however, they will
visit members of the congregation,
urging them to attend the Sunday
service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
Rocks and Cholera,


The present day security Of this
country against all danger OF a chol-
era epidemic is matter for thankful
ness not only in human circles, but in
the rookeries too. When the cholera
slew nearly 6O,000 people In the insan-
itary United Kingdom of 1892 the
rocks appear to have suffered with
them. This was stated, at any rate,
to have occurred on the estate Of the
Marquis of Sligo, which boosted II
of the largest rookeries In the west Of
Ireland. On the first or second day of
the epidemic's appearance an observer
noted that all the rocks had vanished.
During the three weeks through which
it ragged there was no sign Of them
about their home, but the revenue pc.
lice found immense numbers Of them
dead on the shore, ten miles away.
When the epidemic abated the rocks
returned, but some were too weak to
reach their nests, and ive-sixths OF
them had gone.-London Chronicle
Extravaeant Economy.
Economy often consists in doing
without something you want now in
order to get something you don't want
In the fueure.-Atlanta Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
MOOSE TO INITIATE
IN new QUARTERS

Fifty candidates are expected to
be initiated by Perth Amboy Lodge
No. 1929, Loyal Order of Moose,
when they take formal possession of
their new rooms in the Boynton
building tonight. Supreme Organic
er Nichols is scheduled to be here on
this occasion, together with some of
the state officers. AS this is the first
meeting in the new rooms a large
turnout of the members is looked
for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
HARB0R MATTER NOT
ACTED ON YESTERDAY

Owing to the absence Of one of
the members the Deep Waterways
Association did not consider yester-
day the proposed deepening and wild
ening of channels in the Staten ISL
and sound and Raritan bay. Captain
A. M. Beebe, of the local pilot SER
vice, vas at the place of meeting in
New York with an outline of the i'm
provements necessary. The associa-
ton will meet either Tuesday or
Wednesday of next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
When HougecIeanino.

In washing the paint ON the wainscot
Of the room 1t is difficult, no matter
how carefully it may be done, to pre-
vent the cloth or brush from injuring
the wall paper directly above the top
of the wainscot, and the device which
Is the subject Of the illustration eff
fectually prevents this, and at the
same time the upper portion Of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
POLITICAL
MEETINGS

Plans are being %furthered by the
democratic city committee for the
combined meeting Of the first and
third ward voters in Washington
hall, Monday night. All the local
candidates and the assembly nomi-
nees will be present.
A meeting of the Fourth Ward Re-
publican Club will be held tonight in
the clubs headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
DEMOCRATS AT
BIG WILSON MEETING

About 100 democrats from this
city attended the mass meeting in
New Brunswick last night at which
the gubernatorial candidate for gov
ernor, Woodrow Wilson, spoke.
Mayor Bollschweiler was among
those present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
Funeral of Henry Leu.

The funeral of Henry Leu, ST., of
Maurer, who died Tuesday, will be
held from his late residence at two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. r.
W. Marks, of the Presbyterian church,
Woodbridge, will o~fficiate and inter
ment will follow in the Presbyterian
cemetery, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
Quietly Married.

Raymond Jacob Helwig, of-3IMarren
street, New Rochelle, N. Y, and Miss
Elizabeth Bailsley, of sos Charles street
this city, were quietly married~-at 9
o'clock last night at the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church parsonage in
High street. The rceremony~was-per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. George G. Will
ding, pastor. The only witness present
was Walter Kozlowski of COS Charles
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
SAILS For

Rasmus Hansen, of State street,
sailed today ON the steamer Hellig
Olav for Europey where he expects
to remain for the winter. He was
booked through the agency Of F. L.
Brown. --~easa@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27

City Clerk LaRoe has issued the
following marriage licenses: Oeto-
Der 20, Raymond ]. Helwig, of New
Rochelle, and Miss Elizabeth Baisley.
Today Helmar Carlson and Miss
Cena H. Miller were given~tAe neees-
Sary rights
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27

Look at the prices of things as
advertised in today's paper. IL you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
Eoonom


Doting Mother-TelI me, professor,
is my son a deep student? Professor
(dryly)-None deeper, ma'am. He's al
ways at the bottom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
SHIPPING NEWS

Following are the steamships
scheduled to dock here in the next
two weeks: Greneda, November A;
Falk, November 1; AshfieId, Novem-
Der 2, and the Harald, November 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
An Aeroplane Luneheon.

To be strictly up to date Il should
give an ~aeroplane luncheon. Send out
the invitations on white cards with a
flying machine or simply birds with
outspread wings painted in n corner.
For the luncheon table arrange a GEN.
terpiece of yellow chrysanthemums
and over 1t suspend an atrship made Of
white Grape paper filed with cotton
batting and shaped like a cigar. Fas-
ten fine strings along the under side,
allowing them to hang down about
eighteen inches, then draw them to-
gether at the ends and tie them to a
small basket in which stands a tiny
doll dressed in leather. Make the pro-
peller Of three pieces of cardboard,
gid and place it at one end OF the air
ship. Fasten to the small aeronauts
basket as many white ribbons as there
are guests. To these ribbons are at
tached favors of papler mache flying
machines, birds and little toy balloons.
at each place, says the Woman's Home
| Companion, should be small crash bags
filed with candy and marked BAL
| last"
The following menu would be appro-
pirate;
Halves OF Grapefruit.
Flying Fish.
(Smelts and Finger Rolls.)
Chickens Wings a la Curtiss.
(SerVe stunned Potatoes With the Fried
Chicken and Stick Small Planes Made
OF Toothpieks and Tissue Paper in
Either Side of the Potatoes.)
Salad a la Santos-DumOnt.
Sweet Pepper Shells Filled With Chit
fonRde Salad.
Aerated Bread and Butter Sandwiches.
Hamilton Ice Cream, With Lady Fingers
and Eclairs.
If o as not read the NEWS
every day u will miss a great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27

Gravity is the ballast Of the soul.
sshieb keeps the yeady.-Fuller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27

George Stilwell and Miss Melinda
/. Bardrum, of Madison avenue. were
united in marriage at the Methodist
parsonage at 1880 O'Clock last night
by Rev. DR.. George G. Wilding. Mr..
and Mrs. c. LaRue, of Bound Brook,
were the witnesses. After the eere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. StiIwelI left for
a wedding trip through New York
state. Mr.. Stilwell is a contracting
plumber. Upon their return to this
city they will reside at 227 Brighton
avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
CLAM oHnWnER SAFE.

A clam chowder sale will be held
noon by the Weman's Re
lief Corps at 10 Smith street, the
hesne of Mrs. George r. Bunten. The.
cnowder will be sold by the quart or
tie plate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
Halves of Grapefruit.
Flying Fish.

If you@ not read the NEWS
every day il will miss a great deal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

beliebi9en guntte Der Staot Gr3tli4e
9ilIe i'm 4ugeublit errei4bar lit.
l1eber6aupt miro bier in bpgieniiAsr
8e3is6ung piel getban. llnaufb0rliA
piro an Der Sanirung Der Stapt gez
ar6eitet, nit gutem GrfoLq, tpie bic abs
ne6menben Sterbtihteits3iffern bar
tbun. Die neuen Stabttbeile, bic i'm
Oiten Der StaDt, nah Der Sierra gu,
aus pem 9oDen pahien, pdbrenb I'M
Centrum bic mdhtige 9ran 8iu eriteht,
entIpre6en aLen 4nforoerun9en MOS
oernen Stdbtebdues. Die neueu 6duz
fer, bic oa gu GuBe1oen gebaut peroen,
ldiIen 1Dgar etpds gdn3ltf neues
fir bic nud innen oetebrte, ielbIt Dor
adnSli6 fenfterloIen 3tmmern ntht 3uz
riidI6redsrDe Ipaniihe 4r4ttettonit--
reidlit 2i6t unb 2uft berein. gtud
bd6en fie in olIen Stodperten WaNer,
uno Der ben gor3en Gag iummenoe
Wotor ertnrert einen beitGnoto bdrdn,
oaB bic MuITerperiorgung in elmer $50
Meter bod, in queuenarmer 8egeno gea
Iegensn 9albmiIionenTtuDt, oeren 5luB
bic meiIte 3eit tein DaHer fiibrt ,nidt
10 einfo6 III; audi Iino Die Dobuungen
nit elettriT6em Qidt, 8aoe5immer,
tur3, alien Grrungeni6aften Der Neus
3eit ausgeItattet. Sur Die leioige Sraz
oition, bic Sorne oIs DoGauf gerUgenz
ben Sfen gu betratten, lit nod niht
iiberpunben. Der gr0bte Gurus, osTen
| iih bier3ulonbe Elm 9aus riihrsn
tanr, Elm Reierodtreht BON WtiQioz
nGrsnobnurgen, iit iroenb cine eingsz
baute oei3qelsgenbeit. 9oh per3peifelu
mir nidt; Der 5ortihritt lit uuf benz
MarIhe, uno penn es 10 tpeitergeht,
perben mir pie(Iettt nod ben Gag err
Ieben, on benz Die Maorioer Mrhitetteu
mertsn, baB es i'm Djnter talt 1T.
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8OIt53GbIurgs llebers
rai6ungen. Die Sungtiirten, bic
70 eifrig unb erfoIqreia an 0em Jleuz
bau bes turttfhen StadtsipeIens uno
an Der 2lusrottung Der Ipri6nDrtlit
getuorosnen Bainapirtbihaft bes al.
ten Regimes arbetten, geten ieBt Daran,
Iia etnmal i'm ei9enen QanDe drunblih
um3uIeben unb iih 8u informiren, mas
bic paihapirtbi6aft pon ben emit 10
rsihen 6ilfsqueQsn bes ottomauiIhen
9diierretfes iibrtg9slafeu bat. Sic
bd6en 3u 0ieiem 3tpete 3undait etne
8Olts3Gblung angeorbnet. Die bor als
lem IN Ilbauien ourhqefiihrt tpiro.
Sic Bat fehr mertpurpige unb iiberz
raiGaenoe Reiultate ergeher. 90 purz
be Der 8iener 4lIg. 3tg. 5ufolge in Der
Stapt IIatoDa, beren Gtnpohner3a9l
bisber nit q 900 SeeIsn angeqebsn
puroe, eine geD0lterung bon $4,000
Seslen fsTtseIteqt, unb aud Die Gin
pohner3abI oes WiIajetts aoTopo be-
trdgt me6r ols ooppelt 10 piel uls bis
Der dnaenommen pur0e. Menn es IN
ben dnberen Milaietts Der eurppdiihea
Sirtei ebenio deht, Dann t0nnen tpir
leiht hi: lleberraihunq erleben, oaB
i'm ndtiten Sabre Die europGifhe Sirz
tei in ben itatiitiIhen gabeIen Guro>
pas itutt nit faum iehs mtQiousn nit
8sbn oosr gdr mebr MtQionen gtnpphs
nern figurirt. Sir Die Siirtei gerib
eine angeuebms reberraIhung Iber
mas lit unter oem alten Reaime nit
ben 10000 Ginppbnern, bic 9iatppu
mebr 5dblt, aIs pffi3ieI angegeben
Durbe, qeihe6en? guu, bic Grtldrun1
iii siemli6 einfab; iie Iino uuter.
ibldqen noroen; b. b., niht bic Gina
lppbner. iorbern nur Die Steuern.
Sine Stabt npn $4,000 Gjnno6rern
! lisfert DiermuI 10 piel Steuern, pie
sine foIhe BON 10000, uno Der 9uz
ida, Der rur 10000 Girnohner yfdz
tirt", itreitt BEL bieIem 0eIddft cine
/ Iebr ihDne Summe Elm. SeBt turn
man iih ungefdbr eiusn gegriff odppu
maiden, mas unter oem atten Reotme
BON ben getreuer 8eamteu bes pdoi=
Iha6 peroient rpDroen 1T unb pober
Die etpiqe Sinun3notb oes tiirtiI6en
| Heites Itdmmt. 0ieQeiht tperben oie
8plts8GbIurg8 lleberrufhuneen IN
obiebbQrer ,3eit uuh in 9uogetsueberz
raIdunqen gum Nusorute tommen.
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2s.n0. fhsrt clear $a2 .sO-14.50, yss $s3.
pa. 90.
8.ei IN fsf. san,tIs $500 5000.
Ret sl5.0o--l5 fssf.eAin.su $12 90
IA 90, Serya6t sla .Oo-l7.50, Gity sytra
snbia Iss Sci .Oo-25.0o-
Gut Nssts Fns f.etia. 0epsIsIts Gel.
Ties Is - ise. DO. s4ultsrR s1f - s1s.
b. sdsnsen ltE-i5e.
SansIg III ftstta. AtAiIs Ust yr,Ms
sl2 80 H. 80 RaiFHirteS militia. Gsnti.
rent $l3.25. Q. 4. Sl3.7 Gsmpsanb ll1sss
-ll4e.
xsts IN f.itsr. - prima Git, 71ze,
Country 7aLz-S1se.
Baumpsrli aam.n.DsE III fer. -
grima robes $3.50. prina 0oMmss ssISss
$40. 10 -10.50.
8efss Team. 4. itetls. Na'nnirtss Nsp
| Bert $3.50. Bbilasslp sia wns Baltimore
"a so, 10. tn SuIt $500.
Do tie ~ ru1is. Gemsif;e 5Isscs 30
--3ic.
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| BIS sustS 1870.
IsrYsnttn IN feit ~ Dlts.
Eeis In ftetig. einssiHif4sr 7s1-5fs,
! Batma 51-se
Re isiiss IN Tstta. HspDrieans Dpsn
&ettie. gutter bis dolce. 32--<2e.
aaffee - Atc Ro. 10-loLc, SaH'
tos 80. l07se. Goroopa 10I-l2Re.
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iaFeSs 3u6sr - Tsa3.l9. NsfHnirtsr 3u6er
IN ftette. Gut 2saf 5.s6. GsxfAes 5.SSe.
NsaIS II" 5.5oe. 2ussS 5.40e. Non.
Ssres 5.s5e, ersuaiates 6.l5e. TismsHs
..N"5.l5. Gsnfs!ipners ~" 4.95e; re.
4.90. Rs. 2 4.sse. Rs. $50, Eo.4 4.7sc.
70. 54.70c. SO. 4.55c. Rs. 4.ooe. 70.
si.5se. Gs. . 4.5oc, Ro. 10 <.45e. Rs. ii
4.40e. Ro- IL A.35e. Ro. IL <.3os. 30. II
A.30e.
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re ts.-0a-t yiemta i.sss'. axs assts.
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lt pes Sfuns.
Esirs. .0sshults.
rs tier. Narst rabia uuo bic 8reiSe
ftetia. eanss Grsamssp 3lLs. Creamery
Nrhs 3Ot, DO. fseonos 2St. fanes TaiIv
121<t. Re. l axe per 2fnns.
Ga's. Narit fstta. Csis Ia. 1Ts,
XsrbpeAliAsr II IKE. Rsp Dori lse.
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ls1<e per R.uns.
9isr. Sriihe Gter iinb In Nahfraee.
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Eualttds.
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0alHss 131se. ed1ns s1,t. frutAabRsr &c.
Ga11 lOe, iunee entsn pom 8fvao lie,
alte Ice. O1nfs 6--7e per Biuns.
Ebn uno 0smAls.
Gsp'eL-5aney Rem gorf a. .oo-l. 30,
sep osn!iAe se.26--2.5O per B6l.
Gitssnsn. - 1srit aetis. GaIiisssi1
SI.So--o.U0. Weiiina 35.50-s.C0 per atHs.
Creng sH.--Rsrtt rutts xRs Rstss. -
Gaiifsrxia eats Saleaela $500 - l.75 yss
&iits.
gfir DE. - Northern Ctto oIberta
81 .50-2.50 per Camper.
Btrnen-R. y. Bartlett 81. ,6-2. 90
einbetniid,e $l.7S-2.00. 9uder % 90,
Eidfes 90 90 - 2.25 per gbI.
Netntraaben. - einte:miihs Is
zoe per &orb. Concord 2Sc. ponp lse, Rita
CARA l7Le.
gflau - Tamions $3.25-s.5C
per Su.
9ader ermslenen- G6te COLORADO
Hofpioro 75s--Si Is per Crate unb 60e--
tl.25 per Som. Eroiuop Crate 5o--75e.
Maf ffermeIo nen--$20 O0--25. 90 per
100 auf benz 9eisiie.
&artoffetn.--aonispiue 81. 2.25, Gaiteru
ebore a2.25. einbeimiihe 500 per gbl.
2 dbfarto II fe iH.-sSancp 5erlep S3.7i
500. Gaftern shsre Sc .0o-2. rs per Dbl.
Hrant. - @ssst kstto. Gtabetmif4el
75s-Sl. 90 per Obi.
9mtebeJn.-Ginheinsif&s $8.o0-3. .2S.
aelbe $s.2B-2.6O per Dbl.
30u ates6. - 0tnAsimifHe % - 7Sa
lver 1u.