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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-03-18
SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1910,


SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1910,
at u o'clock sharp. the following personal
property head of horses, I good
work in all harness and will weigh 14O0
pounds; good driver and works any
where hitched; 1 stallion, quiet and
works in all harness; sorrel mare, works
anywhere and safe for q woman to drive;
1-year old colt; head Of fine mich cows.
consisting Of Jerseys and Guernseys;. Is
SOW and pigs. shoats, 4-horse wagon and
bed. new; 2-horse wagon and bed, 1-horse
wagon and bed, Mccormick binder, good
Manure spreader No. 4, 5 hoe Crown drill,
corn harvester, hay tedder. horse rake
check row corn planter, sulky corn plow,
PloWs NJ Gs Roland chilled pIoW shovel sss
pillow, corn coverer. 15-tooth lever harrow,
buggy, runabout. grain cradles, grain
2 sets slide runners. lot single, double and
triple trees spreaders, fifth, log ana
breast chains, open rings, butt traces, lot
digger, lot and 4 time forks. grading
fan mill. wheat scraper, wagon seats.
hay knife, wagon spread, straw hook
drag, lot gamble sticks. corn baskets,
cross-cut saw, corn by the barrel. ? sets
breechband harness, good as new; sets
lead harness, 4 collars, 4 brides. wagon
rein, plow lines, 2 head halters, 2 housings,
choke straps. pair check lines, hay car
riages. single row corn planter, DELAYED
Cream Separator, capacity 700 pounds;
barrel churn, washing machine, butter
worker, cream coolers, 150 lbs. bacon. etc.
Terms of Sale All sums of $500 and
under cash; on all sums above $500,
credit OF months will be given. purchas-
ers giving their notes with approved
security, bearing interest from day OF sale.
No goods to be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with.
CHARLES .. CONAWAY.
f. A. Crawford, Auctioneer.
%. T. Buchanan, Clerk.
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WANTED.

Local agent for our excellent lines.
Fine opportunity for hustling man. Ex-
perienced perferred but inexperienced
can learn If not afraid to work. No
place for an idler Address Byran G.
Benson, Limited, No. 5 Arcade, Nor
folk, Virginia. -r.
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PUBLIC SALE
......OF VALUABLE......
PERSONAL PROPERTY I!

will sell at public sale, on the Woodbine
Road, ? miles South OF Winfield and a
miles North Of Woodbine, on
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PERSONAL MENTION

Persons who contemplate going away. or have
same, viii please send the names to this of1ice.1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
REV. CARROLL CELEBRATES
HIS SILVER ANNIVERSARY

u f- 49, -HHH tlf
Cantwell, Of Long Branch: the Rev.
Bernard M. Began, of Plainfield; the
Rev. Michael O'Donnell, of Keyport;
the Rev. Rudolph Huelsenbusch, and
the Rev. Theodore Peters.
The ushers were Michael Dodd, An
drew J.. Brady, Joseph Parker, James
Fogarty, James Barber and Frank j.
McTague.
The parish celebration will be held
at Kruger Auditorium tomorrow and
the following committee will have
charge of the affair: Bernard M. Shan
ley, chairman ex-officio; Patrick j.
Dolan, chairman; Andrew J.. Brady,
secretary; the Rev. James, o. S. B.,
treasurer; Michael Dodd, sr., Terrence,
Devine, John H.. DonRelly, Joseph Ell
"A. McTague. James Lundy, A1dstmaY
Philip A. MCGUIRE Stephen J.. FogartGl
William Mulligan,. Frank Dougheffy,
William MacEnhilI, Fran Taffery,
Frank J. -McTague and nas II.
Guthrie.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
sen. PLATT'S BODY LEAVES
HOBOKEN FOR BURIAL.
Is Taken to OwegO on LaCka-
wanna Special.

NEW YORK, March S.-Massed with
banks of flowers, the coffin containing
the body of former Senator Thomas
Collier Platt was taken today to
Owego, where interment will take place
tomorrow. Members of the family ac-
companied the body of the late senator
to his old home in this State. The
body was taken on a special car at
tached to the regular train leaving
Hoboken.
Brief prayers were said over the
body today at the home of the ex-
senator's son, Frank Fl. Platt, and dur
ing the morning many friends called to
pay their respects. Friends of Senator
Platt will leave on special cars. from
Albany, Washington and New York to-
night to attend the funeral at Owego.
Word came from the West today that
Mae c.. Wood, indicted for forgery in
connection with her suits against the
former senator, to whom she declares
she was welded, purposed laying claim
to the estate as Senator Platt's widow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
DEATH CLAIMS MAN WHOSE
FEET WON HIM FORTUNE.

WASHINGTON, N. j., March S.-John
Bowers, who years ago was identified
as hte heir of his brother by means of
his web feet, a family popularity, is
dead in his home here today from
Bright's disease. He was so years old.
Bowers's brother died in Yonkers. N.
Y. leaving much wealth. 1t was diff
cult to establish relationship between
the dead man and the one who said he
was his heir until he displayed his
anatomical popularity, corresponding
exactly with hat of the dead man. He
then received the estate.
Bowers formerly manufactured snuff,
owning d mill in Changewater, which he
afterward old to the American TOBACCO
Company. He invested the money in a
farm, but he still drew royalties from
the company and two of his sons hold
good positions there. There are three
other children living.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08

A. Hunter, Frank e. Bennett, John j.
Richardson.
Orange-John Messner, John w. Car
lin. John H. Cassidy, John McManus,
Thomas w. Jackson, jr., William Har-
rington, Henry Hall, Alfred Koeck,
John Casey, Patrick d. Conrey, l..
Remson Lane.
South Orange, John S. Norton; West
Orange. Benjamin Haywood, John
Kerr; Montclair, John e. Writ, Theo-
lore Wise; B%elleville, John Bowker;
Bloomfield, John Martin; Caldwell,
John Thurston; Verona, Oscar d. Con-
milf, Ernest NJ. Push.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
st. Bridget's Roman Catholic
Church's PASTOR Is Years
a Priest.
JUBILEE SERMON BY
MONSIGNOR KELLY
Bishop, Clergy and Prominent
Laymen from All Over
State Honor Him.

st. Bridget's r. c. Church was
crowded this morning with members
of the congregation and friends of the
pastor, the Rev. Eugene p. CARROLL
who celebrated the silver anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood.
There was a large. number of clergy
from all parts of the State, who came
TO do honor to one who is beloved by
them ali for his kindness and beHevo-
lence.
tistically decorated with palms and
hundreds of lighted candles, with Gala
lilies for decorations, while silver lace
was used in the draping of them.
A special program of music was ar
ranged for the occasion by Prof.
Eugene Rahm, the musical director Of
the church, which was rendered with
excellent effect by the regular choir.
The celebrant of the mass was the
jubilatorian, Father Carroll, with the
Rev. William 3. Masterson as deacon
and the Rev. Edward J. Fields as sub
deacon. The worn by the
clergymen, which were gold and white.
were the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. JtilitiiiScJ VI ~ Soy ~
friends of the pastor.
The Rev. Charles A. Smith, chan
cellor of the Newark diocese, was mas
ter of ceremonies.
The Rt. Rev. Mgr. Charles j. Kelly,
of Hoboken, preached the jubilee SER
mon,
CIergymen Present.
Among the clergymen within the
chancel were the Rt. Rev. John j.
O'Connor, the Rt. Rev. Abbot Ernest,
o, s. B.; the Rt. Rev. Isaac P. Whelan,
the Rt. Rev. Charles j. Kelly, the Rt.
Rev. John j. Stafford, the Very Rev.
Polycarp Scherer, o. s. B.; the Rev. M.
j. White, the Rev. p. James. o. S. b.;
the Rev. George l.. Fitzpatrick. the
Rev. JaneA j.. Mulhall. the Rev. James
]. Sheehan, the Rev. Fred c.. O'Neil, the
Rev. Thomas A. Roche, of Asbury
Park; the Rev. j. A. Sullivan, of Jersey
City; the Rev. j. ]. Smith and the Rev.
Francis O'Neil. of Elizabeth; the Rev.
w. A. B%routhers, of Montclair.
Among prominentN men present were
former United States Senator James
Smith, jr., Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr.,
Timothy Ryan, William Battin. John
Jackson, Joseph j. Mullin, Michael A.
Mullin, DR.. Thomas j. McCabe, An
drew McCabe. MI. Donnelly, the Rev.
Joseph Dolan, of Lakeview: the Rev.
P. william. O. s. b.; the Rev. James
III. Meehan, the Rev. Edward J. Kelly,
Of Jersey City; the Rev. DIR. William A.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Toilet Soaps

sc Corona Witch Hazel Soap axe
&c Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, spec.5e
&c CASTLE Soap, 40c doz., cake..3hc
10c Jergen's Violet Glycerine
SOap..."."....... ...- ...''r'o
1Oc La Primera CASTLE, 33c box,
cake. ......... &c
SC Armour's Buttermilk Soap.3hc
lie Woodbury's Soap, spec, at.i4c
l0c Peroxide Soap. spec. cake. &c
loo Levy's 4-in-Al Soap, spec, Toe
19c Harfina Soap. for this sale. Ice
&c Physicians and Surgeons
1Oc Lyons Carbolic Soap, for....1c
SC Glycerine Bars, y lb.. at......1 &c
25c Sano Liquid soap, spec loo
l0c Aliens r loyal Shaving
SUCKS ......-.....-.-...- .....1 80
i4c Packers Tar Soap. spec..I2@c
PIC Ponds Soap, spec. 19c
1se Cuticura Soap. for this sale. f6c
12e Fears Soap, spec, cake -. Be
DE Pears Shaving Sticks, at. lie
ljc H. & H. Carpet Soap. .1212c
100 Old FASHIONED Buttermilk
SOAP. 49,. .""....:ac
loo Pompeian Soap. spec. at. lOo
Ice Palm olive Soap, spec. at. &c
re Hand Sapoiio. this sale. at..:..6c
10c Imported CASTLE Soap, at. &c
25c I'm ported CASTLE Soap, at. Ice
ACC White CASTLE Soap, bar PFC
SOC Green CASTLE Soap, bar ale
35c Quinegg Liquid Green Soap. l9c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
l25 APRIL
Term PETIT
JURORS DRAWN
Must Report for Service in
Quarter Sessions, Supreme
and Circuit Courts.

s. The following is the list of petit jurors
drawn today for service during the first
two weeks of the April term in Quarter
Sessions. Supreme and Circuit courts
The jury will report on the opening day
of the term, Tuesday. April ). of the
.st of 125 names drawn Sc are those
oNresidents of Newark. The list fol-
lowA
NeNark-Angelo \. Malta. Charles
T.. Mathews. Franklin A. Gabel'
Michael Goldstein. John II. Mathews,
William Schwerip, Patrick O'Shea,
James Morris, Charles H.. Pease.
Thomas d.. Miller. Robert c. Stewart,
Edward Mccain, Joseph E. Hansberry,
Walter O'Connor. Felix McCabe, jr.,
Henry stephens, Robert Levy, Carl A.
Geise, Cyrus F. Lawrence, jeremiah u.
Moriarity, Solomon Kruck. Edwin r.
Riker, Thomas p. Gould, Dorr A. Kent,
Jacob Diethrick, George f. King, Ed
win Morgan, Alfred Clark, Edward
Foigenspan. Louis C.. Gleischman, John
Bartender, Frank S. Hampton, John e.
r. Kelly, Robert s. Osborn, Wilbur f..
Jacobus. John A. Gulick. John Hen
ming, Horace H. Lamson, Edward F.
Ferry, Edward Buchanan. Henry Nc
Laughlin, John F. McDonough, David
Gratta, Vanderbilt Green, e. A. Geof-
frey, John Mccain. John O'Brien,
Thomas C. Moffatt. James H.. Mcguire,
August h. Hamburg. Walter c. Jacobs,
George A. Roll, Jared D.. Pierson, Will
lam Kelly. Thomas Grimm, John Wal
tiers, Gilbert r. Potts. William p.
Odell. Caesar Fiore. Andrew Kenetick,
Herman J. Rollman, j. p. McFadden,
Charles Hart, George Stretesmayer,
Thomas E. German, Jacob Calm, Hugh
McCabe, Michael Doyle, George Rich
ardson. Louis c.. Fitzgerald. Frederick
w. Stevens, Henry Beck, Patrick j.
Hasey, Grant c. Duryea, William d.
Hewson, William Shay, George E..
Hetzel, William Tyar, Frank NJ. Fow-
Ter, William E. Howell. John Martin,
John j. Gardner. Timothy Morris. Fred
eriek Grobert, John r. Plat, William
w. Lyon.
East Orange-William II. Baxter,
William J. Paterson, George r. Howe,
Drank Parsons. Edward r. Mullin, Jo-
seph NJ. Gales. job Gerling, Charles
b. T. Benton. Dennis f. O'Brien, Leon
ard f.. Auty. Vernon L.. Davey. Leigh
Harrison. Humans K. Hannahs. Will
lam Hamilton, William j. HIATT, Henry
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Toilet Articles

l2c Bath Salt, 10 pounds, special &c
19c Bradley's Violet Ammonia. 15c
Toe Styptic Pencils, special at...5c
100 lie Fevre's Mando, spec. at S5c
19c Aliens Foot Ease, spec. at &c
t0c Roy al Foot Powder, special &c
25c Quinegg Shampoo Jelly.
special .....15c
35c Quinegg Liquid Soap, spec. 10"
45c Sanitary Napkins, spec. TT 35c
-12c Ormont Egg Shampoo, spec. &c
4Oc BARRIERS Egg Shampoo.
speclal .33c
&c j. d j.. Gauze Bandages. 2 in. sc
29c Sanitol Liquid Shampoo for 25c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Rubber Goods

TIC Hot Water Bottles, 2 Of,
SDec 90. .....".".
100 Hot Water Bottles, 3 qt.,
spec -.
Soc Fountain S~yringes, spec. at Csc
1.50 Sanitary S%yringes, qts. Lib
1.75 Sanitary S%yringes, 3 and 4
dts .-.....-..... .....-........ Loo
1.5j Whirlpool Syringes. spec. 100
2.75 Whirling Spray Syringes...39
100 Rapid Flow Fountain
E3NIiISt ~
l.OJ Seamless Fountain Syringe15c
soc Household Rubber Gloves,
..35c
LOG Goodyear Rubber Gloves,
DIRT go. .-........ . .a.-.-..oo
soc DE Velbis AtomfZers, spe-
clai......... ....... 1900. -.. ....ooc
soc De Velbis Nebulizers, spe-
clal....., .....'.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
BOXERS TO AMUSE
STATIONARY FIREMEN.

Several boxing matches will be in
cluded in the second annual vaudeville
entertainment and smoker of the Sta
tionary Firemen's Local 55, to be held
in H%arbprger's Hall, Hamburg place,
tonight. Among those who will contri-
butte will be Jersey Tommy Murphy
and Kid Wildfang. The committee
in charge of the arrangements is coln-
posed of I. S. Smith, Frank Dorsey, AL
bert Wetzel, w. H. Brennan, John
Hurry, Louis Guenther and Henry
Scheible.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
CITY TREASURER GETS
$4,000 SCHOOL CHECK.

City Treasurer Albert T. Guenther.
custodian of the school moneys, today
received a check for SIS, 739. 93, 10 per
cent. Of the total amount due the city
from the State school fund The other
80 per cent. was paid about a month
age,
This completes what is due the
schools this year, with the exception
of the returns from the 1908 tax re-
ceipts from the railroads of the State.
This will amount to 1896, 3.31, and is
payable in two instalments. one due
on April 10 and the other on June 16.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
POCKET PICKED OF S16O
ON ROSEVILLE TROLLEY CAR.

While in a north-bound Roseville
car last night during the 6 o'clock
rush Herman Dornbusch, of 100 Eliza
beth avenue, fell prey to the easy
fingered art of a p~ickpocket, and after
a hurried search on the car jumped off
at the Fifth Precinct station and re-
ported that he was minus 500 in cash.
a check on the Union National Bank
for S5S.92 and another check on the
Federal Trust Company for sass.
According to Dornbusch's story. he
first discovered his loss while the a
was passing between Second and Third
streets.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
TO EXTRADITE FATHER
CALLED SLAYER OF BABE,

John Pfeifer. arrested on a charge of
murder, preferred by the authorities of
Derby. Conn, will be remanded to Jail
today for thirty days to await extra
dition.
According to the Derby police, Pfeifer
killed his nine-months-old child by
throwing her in a red-hot furnace. He
left Connecticut shortly after Christ
mas, the time of the alleged crime, and
through the efforts of Sergeants Farrell
and Ryan, of the detective bureau, who
were detailed on the case when 1t was
thought he was in this city, was APP
pretended after a quick jump In an
automobile.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
DELAY FOR ALLEGED THIEVES.

Charles Dean, 26 years old, of IL River
street, and William Paelitt, % years old,
of the same address. charged with hav-
ing held up and robbed James Allen, of
% Stone street, were arraigned in the
Second Precinct Police Court today.
Because of the absence of materiaf wit
nesses the case was postponed until
tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
HIDES IDENTITY BY
DESTROYING HIS HAT.

Destroying his derby hat in his cell
at police headquarters, in order that
identification might be more difficult,
Michael Berkowitz, held in 81 900 bail
for the grand jury on a charge of hold
ing up and robbing Miss Bertha Kun
well. of loo Pennsylvania avenue, Sat-
urday night, was able to escape being
positively identified today when Miss
Kunwell called at headquarters at the
request of the police.
A remarkable feature of the attempt
at identification was hat Miss Kun
well, when asked to pick out her as
sailant from a long line of prisoners,
unhesitatingly pointed to John Pfeefer,
the Derby Comm man arrested by
Sergeants Farrell and Ryan, of the de-
tective bureau on a charge of killing
his baby by throwing her in the fur
mace last Christmas.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
RACE RIOT IN FLORIDA
ENDS WITH FIVE DEAD.

TAMPA, Fla, March S.-With three
negroes dead as the result of race riot
in the n~eighborhool of Palmetto yes
terday. the wrath of the residents in
that section seems to be a%ssuaged.
The total deaths are three negroes and
two white men, with one white mar in
the emergency hospital here with a bull
let hole through his head.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Combs and Brushes

25c Dressing and Fine Combs....15c
15c & 19c Tooth Brushes, spec. exc
25c Tooth Brushes, good quality Zoe
35c Kent's Tooth Brushes, spec. zoe
pc and 35c Nail Brushes, specific
19c d. PIC Whisk Brooms,spec...1s &c
DC Whisk Brooms, ex. quality &c
25c Hair Brushes for this sale. 19c
SOC Hair Brushes for this sale. SOC
100 Hair Brushes for this sale..S5c
$50 Hair Brushes for this sale. I.25
LIS Hair Brushes for this sale. 1.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
TO SPEAK TO CREDIT MEN.

William Crane Andrews, of the j..
Spencer Turner Company, New York.
and w. L. Starkey, of the Jackson
Company, of New York, will be
the speakers at the monthly meeting
of the Newark Association of Credit
Men, to be held tonight in the Board
of Trade rooms. Three hundred nom
members have been invited to share
the social evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Manicure Articles

1sc Lustrite Nall Enamel, spec. 15c
lSc Lustrite Salve, spec. price..15c
&c Emery Boards, for this sale. Sc
SOC Nail Buffers, special price. SOC
10c Emery Boards, tapercd, spec. &c
&c orange Wood Sticks, dozen 15c
sec Harnisch Nail Enamel.
speclal =
32c Pray's Ongaline, for this
2Sc
1sc Pray's Rosaline, this sale at 15c
l0c Ladies' Pumice, special at. &c
DC Requa Pumice, for this sale...3c
l0c Requa Manicure outfits
o e ..-.. &C
l5c Nail Files, during this sale. 10c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Patent Medicines

l9c Sal Hepatica, for this sale. lee
40c Sal HepatIca, for this sale 32c
Sac Syrup of Figs, special, bot. 29c
Ice Bromo Settler, special, bot. Sc
65c Bromo Settler, special. bot. SOC
lie Atwood Bitters, this sale, at15c
69e Hostetter Bitters, special. ..66c
&c Peruna, for this sale, spec. csc
re Russell's Emulsion, special Csc
SIC Phillips MIX of Magnesia 33c
Csc SCOTS Emulsion, special. $50
SOC Wine of Cod Liver OIL, at. Soc
35c beef, Wine and Iron, spec. csc
soc Syrup of Hypophosphites. S9c
loo White Pine and Tar, spec. loo
25c White Pine and Tar, spec. Ice
sc Ripans Tabules, special at. 3lac
44c Ripans Tsbules, special at..39c
l7c Lambert's Listerine, for. &c
59c Lambert's Listerine, for. ....55c
&C q. n. Dlsinfectant, special lie
39c e. N. Disinfectant, special...33c
19c Dioxogen, during this sale.14c
&c Dioxogen, during this sale 29c
10c Peroxide OF Hydrogen, for. 7c
1ac Peroxide of Hydrogen, for 1215c
29c Peroxide of Hydrogen, for 21c
G5c Father Johns Medicine, at 59c
I3c Du6y's Malt Whisky, spe-
cial ....... ...."....O1c
74c GUIDES Pepto Mangan., spe-
soc Cod Liver OH and Wild
Cherry .......
1oc DIR. Pitchers Castoria, for...10c
19c Sodium Phosphate, special,
OF l60
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Good Drugs

l2c Powdered Borax, l lb., spe-
ciaI, 1Oc
10c EPSON Salts, l lb., specialize
loo Compound Licorice Powder
tt. ..................1Oc
l0c Powdered Pumice Stone,
Speclal. ....""....-.- 49,. .....1c
l0c Powdered Alum, this sale
at .....c
10c BIZ Carbonate of Soda, spe-
ctai....... "-...- .....a"."'.. ..c
l9c RochelIeSalts, special at. ...f5c
soc Rochelle Salts, special at....25c
12c Boracic Acid, for this sale...10c
25c Boraclc Acid, for this sale DC
&c Precipitated Chalk, special. &c
10c Powdered sulphur, specialize
l9c Cream of Tartar, special at 15c
loo Glycerine, 2oZ., Specialize
19c Glycerine, 4 o., special ....13c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Hair Tonnes

SOC Uneedit Hair Tonic, spec. 39c
100 Uneedit Hair Tonic, spec. 69c
37c Westphal's Auxiliator. spe-
ciaI. CSC
73c Westphal's Auxiliator, spe-
cial........ 80. .....".".-..
33c Hays Hair Health, spec. at 21c
Soc Hays Hair Health. spec. at CSC
SIC Danderine, during this sale 29c
64c Dsnderine. during this sale SIC
25c Schwarz's Kil-ve, spec. at 15c
39c Chambers Hair Invigo-
rator. 25c
SIC Sanitol Hair Tonic, spec. :5c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08
Toilet Preparations

15c Bradley's Tooth Powder.
special ........... ............ Ii
15c Pearl Lustre Tooth Soap,
dt...s.- . s.....ss $50. ..-..-.+-.... 3, ~
i5c A%ntiseptic Tooth Paste,
special. ........... ........... 10
15c Calox Tooth p owder,
special. .....1s
lie SanItol Tooth p W err,
special So. Il
19c Rubifoam Tooth Wash, sp..14
lie Sozodont Powder, for this
sale .... ~
l9c Denticura Paste, spec. at. IL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08

Soc G~lycerine, s o., special ...:5c
10c Glycerine and Rose Water. &c
19c Glycerine and Rose Water. ! Sc
35c Glycerine and Rose Water. :5c
l5c Camphorated OIL, Q OF. at 12c
15c Jamaica Ginger, . OF. for 12c
15c Spirits of Camphor, 2 OF. 12c
25c Spirits of Camphor, 4 OF. lee
l5c Paregoric, 4 o., special at 12c
25c Paregoric, 4 o., special at I9c
lUc Rose Water. 2 o., spec. at &c
19c Rose Water, I o., special 13c
l5c Spirits of Nitre, 2 OF. at. 12c
i0c Castor OIL, 2 o., special at &c
19c Castor OIL, 4 o., special ......13c
23c Castor Oil. 8 o.. special :. .19c
15c Essence of Peppermint for f2c
15c Aromatic Spirits Ammo
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08

w will begin WEDNESDAY in m SHebmoBd drugs don T great hdfyeny sal OF patent m@ms uS
and toilet accessories Theses sales are regarded in Newark the most important distributions of their kind we prepare
for mnu nn really gigantic scale our values are always If most radical nature and hem merchandise involved Is OF
make and measure Thu big hmdaS sale which we haWMae tomorrow Bhe best yet adf Wun drugs
or drug mMs of any lind act quickly. Mn and phone orders filled although we reserve the ngh0 pa smg
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-08

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