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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
Natural Red Cheeks.

A liquid which will make the face
pink is composed of n gill of white
wine vinegar, th~ree-quarters Of an
ounce of honey, strained; three-eighths
of an of ~isinglass, one-quarter
of an ounce of ground nutmeg and one
eighth of Il dram of shredded red AN
dalwood. The ingredients are put into
a smooth agate or porcelain saucepan
and slowly brought to the boiling
point. They are kept at that, without
bubbling, for half an hour, when the
liquid is left to cool and is strained
through a piece of muslin. 1t is then
put on the complexion with a soft
cloth and allowed to dry on. 1t should
be washed off at night. If the shade is
not dark enough 1t may be increased
by adding a larger quantity of sandal
wood, 1917
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
HI SOUTH POLE.
This Point of Interest Affords Novel
Table Decoration.

Something new and exciting must
be found nowadays for up to date chill
ren's parties in addition to the or
binary games. Presents and fayors
are always popular, and if they can
be made to illustrate some scientific
discovery of the day so much the bet
ter.
Now that we have decided that DIR,
Cook did not discover the north pole
and that to Commander Peary be
longs the honor, our minds are now
at rest concerning this much disputed
piece of territory. The south pole is
now the object of interest, and an
Englishman by the name of Scott is
about to start in search of it. The
discovery of the south pole makes an
instructive and novel feature as a CEN
terpiece for the supper table at a
child's party. The illustration shows
such a decoration. 1t will be noticed
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
Cure For Insomnia.

A warm bed and a hot water bottle
or, failing that, a hot iron, are excel
lent remedies for insomnia in cole
weather. The bed should be warmed
with the hot water bottle before one
gets into it, and If there is a radiator
in the room the pillows should be
placed upon 1t for a few minutes. 9th.
erwise they should be warmed with
the bottle. 1t is wonderfully soothing
to get into a warm bed on a cold night,
much more so than warming the bed
with ones body, and may make all the
difference between peaceful slumbers
and wakefulness. Then If n wakes
in the dead watch and middle of the
night there is a wonderful Of
companionship in the warm bottle at
ones feet, and under this influence one
may soon drop off to sleep again. The
practice In summer should be just the
reverse. Then GOODNESS will induce
sleep just as warmth does in winter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15

Mirror

A very fine physician once told a
pretty young woman who asked how
to keep down her fast increasing flesh
TO "eat bread and meat" Then he
went on to say that it is the sauces,
the vegetables dressed with butter, the
cream in coffee, the desserts and the
sweets that make flesh.
A certain quantity Of sugar is actu.
ally necessary to perfect health, an6
a woman may well eat a few bits OF
good candy every day directly after Z
meal. But there must be no dallying
with pies and cakes and buildings with
sauces, no rice unless taken as a veg
etable, macaroni is too starchy, whit
bread, If fresh, hot buttered muffini
and rolls, cream sauces on things-al
these are taboo to the woman who
really want to grow thinner.
Lean meat, no pork at all, toast with
out butter, tea without sugar o.
cream and coffee the same. No grid
dlecakes swimming In butter and
strip may she take if she be really IL
earnest. On 'highdays and holidays
she may indulge, but just a little at thu
time, not a feast one day and fast thu
other. No midday maps, no leaving of
the corset and plenty Of energetic NOV
ing about. Then she should be salts
fled IL the scale registers $50 instead
of 200 pounds at the end of q twelve
month. She will not lose her healti
or her beauty under such a regime.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
SHERIFF,S SALE

BY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, TO me
directed, issued out OF the Court OF Chancery
OF New Jersey, Will be sold at public vendu
on
MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH of APRIL,
1910, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Sheriff7s office in Cape May Court
House, N. ].
All OF the following described tracts or pieces
o fland, situate in the Borough ofHoly Beach
-Gity. County Of Cape May. State OF 1eS=
sey:
No. l. Beginning at a point in the south
west line of Spencer avenue distant sixty feet
southeast from the south corner of Spencer
and Holly Beach avenues, and extending
thence southeast, along the southwest line of
Spencer avenue, thirty feet in front or
breadth thence southwest, etween parallel
lines of that width or frontage, at right angles
to Spencer avenue, one hundred feet in length
or depth. Being the same premises which
Georgieanna NJ. Wright ct vir., by deed dated
June %, 1905, and recorded In the office of the
Clerk of Cape May County In Book No. DO OF
Deeds, page 1856, granted and conveyed to
George ID. Esling in fee.
No. Beginning at a point in the south
west line of Spencer avenue distant fifty feet
southeast from the south corner OF Spencer
and Holly Beach avenues, and extending
thence southeast, along the southwest line OF
Spencer avenue, ten feet in front or breadth;
thence southwest between parallel lines of
that width or frontage, at right angles to
Spencer avenue. sixty.nine feet in length or
depth. Being a part of the same premises
which Aaron C. Andrew by Charlie A. Nor
ton, his attorney in fact, by deed dated April
s, 1908, and recorded in the office of the Clerk
aforesaid in Book No. go of Deeds, page 1877,
granted and conveyed to Georgieanna M.
Wright in fee.
Note. The above property will be sold sub
ject to the lien of taxes on the same for the
year 1905, amounting to about Eighteen Dol
lars and Ninety-five Cents (Sl8.95). taxes for
the year 1909, amounting to about Twenty
one Dollars and Seventy-ive Cents (s2l.75)
and a claim for street travelling amounting
to about Twenty-four Dollars and Ninety-six
Cents (s2I96), together with interest and costs
thereon.
Seized as the property of George D. Esling,
ct al, and taken in execution at the suit OF
Annie a. w. Mock, and to be sold by
ROBERT r. CORSON,
Sheriff.
Horace F.. Nixon, Solicitor.
Dated March ii, 1910. p f $500
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
SOUTH POLE oENTERPIEcE FOR SUPPER
TABLE.

SOUTH POLE FOX 6UPPEh
TABLE.
that a flag is not placed at the top of
the ''pole," for no one has yet been
able to get there to plant it. This may
be now duly accomplished in the
course of a very few years. Even the
local penguins are not forgotten, and
a small group of them can be seen on
the left of the picture. The erection
can be easily carried out in white art
muslin thrown loosely yer the pile of
favors to be distributed, affording the
unevenness necessary to suggest the
various blocks of ice. The pole
itself is made of flowers, and heads of
white daisies or chrysanthemums are
scattered over the muslin. This novel
method of c%oncealing the gifts before
they are distributed is much appre-
ciated by the small guests. In among
the foliage edging the base of the de-
sign may be placed fairy lights or
small ~variegated electric lamps, which
brighten up the general effect.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
For chapped Lips.

Cracks at the corners of the mouth,
a most painful condition. are very fire.
quently caused by acid stomach solely.
These cases may be treated by apply
ing bicarbonate of soda full strength
and dry, there being enough moisture
on the surface to make it hold. This
is done at night.
Spirits Of camphor may be highly
beneficial both for chapping and cold
sores. When applied it will cause a
severe smarting, which lasts only a
few moments. As the liquid is very
astringent, grease Of some kind must
be applied Immediately afterwaId.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
Almond Milk Instead of Soap.

Almond milk as a skin food and To-
ton is highly extolled and, while not
easy to make, can be accomplished
even by amateurs. For this thirty
good sized almonds are blanched and
broken. A t~easpoonful of graduated
sugar Is then added to them, and half
a pint of rose water is slowly worked
over, pounding all the time. The OBJ
ject is to reduce the nuts to the finest
powder. They should be in glass or
china while this is done. Only a few
drops Of rosewater are put in at a
time. When all the liquid is finally in,
the lotion stands for twenty-four hours
and is then strained. 1t is used as
any cold cream.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
American Beauties Costly.

Don't pout, please, if he doesn't send
this winterl
If he's wise he won't tell you that
you remind him of a red, red rose. He
will limit his metaphors to modest
violets, sweet hyacinths or even lilies
of the valley, for roses. if they are the
American Beauty kind, will prove a
rather costly form of sentiment.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15

the receipts of the said Borough OF North
Wildwood, New Jersey. for the fiscal year
commencing January first, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Ten, from licenses, inter-
est and costs on deferred taxations and as
sessments. fines and from all other sources
whatsoever, be and the same Is hereby APP
piled to the contingent expenses of this
Borough.
Section 8. And be ii further ordained, that
this ordinance shall take effect Immediately.
The Borough of North Wildwood, by
HARRY G. WHEATON,
Mayor.
Filed February 18th, 1910.
introduced February 18th, 1910.
Passed March Sd, 1910.
Approved March Sd, 1910.
Published in Five Mile Beach Journal.
Attest-W. K. Young, Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
Ordinance No. OF

An ordinance making appropriations for
the Borough of North Wildwood, New Jersey,
for the year 1910.
Be 1t ordained by the Borough Council of
the Borough of North Wildwood, New Jersey
Section |. That there shall be assessed and
raised by taxation and collected upon real
estate and personal property within the linn
its of the Borough of North Wildwood, New
Jersey, the sun of Thirty Thousand and Five
Hundred Dollars for the fiscal year of 1910,
I'll
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
The Smart Waist Erill.

The Illustration shows a charming
stock and side frill of white lawn and
crochet lace. To a strip of Irish in
sertion an inch and a half wide, ex
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
O 80 YEARS
we have successfully
treated all forms of
CANCER

Tumors and other new growths except those
in the stomach other abdominal organs and
the thoracic cavity WITHOUT THE USE OF
THE KNIFE
opon receiPSo q esoIiPSion lazy caseol
causes and treatment of cancer, containing
the names and addresses of a few of our pa
tients, and will give you an opinion of what
can be accomplished by our method of treat
ment without obligation. All physicians are
cordially invited to investigate our method OF
treatment, which is conducted on a strictly
ethical and professional basis.
ROBT. A. PATTERSON, M. ID.
6f9-62O Perry Building, Philadelphia
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15

sTocK AND FRILL OF IRISH LACE.
tending from throat to waist line, are
gathered two rufiies of the lawn edged
with narrow Irish lace. The collar is
OF the same lace and lawn, and it may
be worn with the frill or used as a
separate stock.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
Ordinance No. I24

An ordinance to fix the appropriations or tax
budget for the year nineteen hundred and
ten
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15

BE it ordained and enacted by the Mayor
and Counci of the Borough of Wildwood,
New Jersey, that said Council do hereby APP
propriate and provide for raising by taxation
In the current year the following sums OF
money tor the purposes following, to wit:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15

Passed March II, 1910.
Approved March II, 1910.
LATIMER r. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest:-WILLIAM C. HENDEE. Clerk.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
.KIRMESS RECEIPTS
TO AID The NEEDY
Miss Grace BrOmield to Lead
Dancers in Set Representing
"A Night in Japan"
Proceeds From Entertainment
Will Be Used to Bring Good
Cheer to the, Poor

SAN JOSE. Nov. 21.-The event OF the
season socially in Santa Clara county
will be the annual charity kirmess for
the Christmas empty stocking fund or
the Elks' club. Nightly rehearsals FOR
the big vaganza-which viii be
presented November "a to 2S in the
Auditorium rink-are being conducted
in the ballroom Of the St. James hotel
There will be 410 cipants-yOun z
society folk Of this city. San Mateo,
San Francisco. Oakland and other bay
cities.
The production viii surpass in splen-
dor any amateur entertainment ever
given here The cOstuming will be
brilliant and appropriate, the dancing
intricate and the stage settings are
being prepared by a corps Of artists.
The receipts from the kirmess will be
used by the Elks in bringing Christmas
cheer into the homes of the needy
throughout the county
One of the prettiest sets will be y
Night in Japan" In this number MISS
Grace Bromfield of San Mateo. as En-
Helen Charlton Crane of San Francisco
will sing the title role in the opera
Carmen" which will be presented IN
abbreviated form.
Others who will take part are Miss
Claudia Quezada. Miss Mildred Byron.
Miss Lucille Hughes. Miss Clarice Cas-
pers Miss Grace Madsen and Miss
Lorine Knowles
The opening march each evening
will show in grand tableaux the 40
participants. an ensemble gorgeous in
color and spectacular in its movements.
The seats were placed on sale today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
GAS NEARLY KILLS
HUSBAND AND WIFE
Defective Heater in Bathroom
Cause of Accident

ALAMEDA. Nov. 21.-Mrs. p. j.
Booth Of 1882 Regent street narrowly
escaped being asphyxiated last night
in the bathroom of her home and while
her husband was endeavoring to rescue
her he, too. was overcome by the es-
Gaping fumes and rendered unconscious.
When the couple was found. both were
lying on the floor OF the bathroom
with the gas flowing freely near them.
Or. J. A Riley was hastily summoned
by Mrs. H. Booth. mother OF young
Booth. and after several hours work
the lives of husband and wife were
saved
Mrs. Booth entered the bathroom
about 10 o'clock to bathe and locked
the door. At IL o'clock Booth became
suspicious that something was wrong
and called to his wife. Receiving no
answer. he broke in the door and found
that his wife was unconscious. In at
tempting TO revive her, Booth was also
overcome by the fumes and he, too.
was rendered unconscious. Booths
mother looked into the bathroom and
found husband and wife unconscious
and near death.
Mrs. Booth said today that the gas
heater in the bathroom did not operate
properly and allowed gas to escape.
She declares that she did not realize
her danger, not having noticed the
OdOr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

the United states mails to defraud. The
arrest, according to the federal officials.
is In connection with the raid made in
New York today on Burr brothers.
Preston says that he has at present
no connection with Burr brothers, and
has not been interested in any of their
properties since July last To that
time he had been vice president and
field manager Of the Coalinga Alladin
oil company, New York Coalinga COM
pany. Coalinga crude oil company, Con-
solidated oil company and Peoples As
sociated oil company, all of Coalinga,
Cal. and the Kern Western company of
Bakersfield, Cal
Prestons bail was fixed at $4,000,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Official Arrested

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 21.-E. w.
preston was arrested here tonight on
! warrant charging him with using
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Rebels Hold Town

Gomez Palachio, town of 1000 in
habitants and the junction point or
the railroad, near Torreon. is said to-
night to be in the hands of revolution
lists. Railroad and telegraphic com
munication are cut off and this lends
color to the report.
regiment of infantry was rushed
to OriZaba, in the state of Vera Cruz
early today, inNresponse to an urgent
appeal from the authorities there for
protection from rebellious working
men.
The message said that the city off,
cials since last Saturday had been in
fear of an attack by the workmen
among whom revolutionary agitators
We're busy. It was rumored that rebels
were gathered in force in the noun
tains.
War Minister Cosio declares posi-
lively that there has been no trouble
at Zacatecas, where it had been re-
ported clash occurred between revo-
lutionists and the military authorities
Saturday night. The minister exhibit
ed a telegram from the military COM
mander of the state Of Zacatecas re-
porting all quiet
Unofficial information concerning the
situation at Zacatecas is meager and
comes here by way Of Eagle Pass,
Tex.
quoted as saying that 100 persons were
killed.
Luther T. Ellsworth, American con-
sui at Ciudad Porfrio Diaz. in Goa
hula, says the seriousness of the up
rising has been exaggerated.
MaderO Now in Mexico
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. 21.-It is
reliably reported here that Francisco 1.
Sunday morning Is miles below Eagle
Pass. He is now said to be engaged in
mobilizing a force on land owned by
his father near Ablendo The Mexican
officials have sent strong detachment
OF cavalry to effect his capture.
1t is reported. but not confirmed, that
rebels have captured Guerrero. 40 miles
below Ciudad Porf1rio Diaz, and that a
regiment of government troops has
been sent from Monclovato to surround
the town.
General Ralph Hoyt. commanding the
department of Texas. is holding the
troops at Fort Sam Houston in readi-
ness for a call from Governor Campbell.
and. with the federal officers, is keeping
a close watch for two cars of rifles and
ammunition, said to be on the way here
for the Mexican revolutionists
The Southern Pacific railroad has
been notified to be in readiness to
handle troops on an emergency schedule
for the border.
Advices from Eagle pass today fail
to confirm a widely circulated report
that 400 persons were killed in a
pitched battle at Zacatecas. Mexico on
Saturday night.
Zacatecas is nearer Mexico City than
Eagle Pass and has better telegra nj,
facilities TO the Mexican capital.
Reports from Mexico City state that
no word of any disorder at Zacatecas
has reached there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
BaIk Telegraph Company

no telegraph or telephone connection
except that Of the Mexican federal line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Square, Saws Manager

CHICAGO. Nov. 21-Benjamin F.
Moffat. manager of the Buick oil com
pany here. said the company's prop
critics were all above board and in
good standing.
Our properties in the California oil
belt are open TO the public inspec-
tion. Our connection with Burr Broth
ers is unfortunate." he said.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

which was furnished by Charles Pres
ton and I. Lang. Lang is a prominent
merchant of this city and is the en-
ployer of Charles Preston. Preston was
on his way to Coalinga, Cal, from the
east when arrested
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

no telegraph or telephone connection
except that Of the Mexican federal line.
BaIk Telegraph Company
DENVER, Colo. Nov. 21.-An at
tempt by the Western Union telegraph
company TO secure the use of a wire
over the federal telegraph lines from
Mexico City TO El Paso to connect with
the Denver Office Of the Associated
Press wa sunavailing. Officials Of the
federal lines in Mexico City stated they
were compelled TO refuse the request.
as they had more than enough business
70 keep their lire from Mexico City to
chihuahua fully occupied
Il. s. Troops Rushed
SAN ANTONIO. Nov. 21.-Troop X.
Third United States cavelry, Captain
Arthur Thayer in command, departed
tonight on a special train for Del Rio.
The troop is equipped for stay Of a
month in the field. It is understood
other troops viii he sent from Fort
Sam Houston within a day or two 10
DO duty along the Mexican border
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
American Family Jailed

Ell PASO, Tex. Nov 21.-According
to American train crews arriving here
John AlarcOn. an American engineer
on the Mexican Central at chihuahua
City, and his family are in jail there
because dynamite was found in their
home.
Alarcon's brother in law is a miner
and had dynamite in the Alarcon home.
When the police searched the house
for arms the explosive was discovered
and Mrs. Alarcon and the children were
Immediately placed in jail, Alarcon be-
ing arrested when he came in from his
run. Americans are trying to secure
their release.
A report from Marathon, Tex. this
morning to the effect that rifles and
ammunition were shipped into Mexico
from that point Yesterday and three
men in charge of the shipment stated
openly that they were for the use of
the revOlutionists
A telegram says further that revoIu-
tionists are gathering in chihuahua
state, south of Maria, and preparing
to attack Chihuahua City. The region
thereabouts is sparsely settled and un-
guarded and it would be an easy mat
ter for rebels to gather unmolested
A report reached here from Cananea,
Mexico, tonight that revolutionfsts are
enlistfng the hostile Yaqui Indians for
80 Nt~t SdiiiSL Ailt AIcAlCan govern
ment. IT is said that over 1000 war
riors will take the field If actual war
breaks out.
Wholesale smuggling of arms and
ammunition across the border near
NacO. Ariz.. is said to be in progress.
All travellers are being rigidly searched
and many are turned back Both Amer
lean and Mexican border officials have
received instructions from their gov
ernment TO take extra precautions
against smuggling
Government officials at chihuahua
are searching the city for all sorts of
ammunition and dealing vigorously
with people found with explosives in
their possession, according to reports
reaching the border
All American women have been or
dered to keep off the streets of Chi
huahua, the police stating that they
could not guarantee to protect them
against insult
A strong guard Is maintained over
the Banco Minero night and day and
business is partially suspended
Americans arriving here assert that
the situation in Chihuahua is grave
and constantly becoming more strained
Many families are reaching the border
to await the return of peaceful con-
dftfonS
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
COLD PRonucr1oN z.

GOLD PRODUCTION FALLS oFF-Pierre. S. D..
Nov. 21.-The production Of gold in the state
has fallen OF $15OO.0oO in the last year ac-
count OF the labor troubles. according to the re-
port of the state mine inspector. fled today
The output for the year is given as 81 921 .304.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
"GEN. BERNARDO REYES IS COMING"
IS THE WATCHWORD RINGING
THROUGH THE RIO GRANOE
Exiled Military Chief Said to Have Left France
and Will Arrive in Eagle Pass Within
10 Days to Command the Rebels
American Family Is Jailed When Dynamite
Is Found in Their Home Despite the
Fact That 1t Is Used for Mining

amity and friendship for Diaz. was
plotting against his downfall
Then it was that the stirring events
in May, 1903, occurred Reyes was
surrounded by troops and was to all
intents and purposes a prisoner. He
repaired to Mexico City. where he was
sent on the foreign mission Adher-
ents OF General Reyes openly assert
that he is now footloose and they claim
he has a strong following in all parts
of the republic.
Advices received here today state
that an outbreak by revolutionists
took place at Jermanez, about 100 miles
south, last night. Four citizens and
two policemen are reported injured.
The demonstration was of short du-
ration The street was quickly filled
with soldiers and the crowd dispersed,
shouting Down with Diaz.'
The town is now Quiet
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Your Thank.giring Dinner

will not be complete without a glass
of Italian Swiss Colony TipO cred or
white), CalifOrnia's choicest table
wine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money IL it fails. r.
". Groves signature on each box 25c. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-19
BRENNAN WORRIED
FOR A LITTLE WHILE
Mr.. Stringfellow Tells a
Story on His Former
Business Associate.
| EVERYTHING LOVELY NOW
Gary Man Finds That He Is Not
Wanted By The Grand
Jury.

John Brennan of Gary had his nerves
slightly shattered a few days ago and
was also put to considerable trouble
according to his business associate
Harry Stringfellow. Mr.. Brennan
had been fortunate enough to es-
cape annoyance of being hauled be-
fore the grand jury and of course felt