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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15
18th Anniversary Celebration
Great Dollar Sale of Cut Glass

About year 9o tSt time hda Dollar SaH of cut glass which eaedN such a sensation hat
were compelled to 1.-THE basement off,. We ARE gongo have another Ssto tomorrow and instead
of holding nn the basement. veal gomg to display teg goods on the hhor where there is plenty of
ROOM his will the 0tre remarkable sail OF cut glass. ever held in Newark and record
breaking crowd is expected. LIS to LBS pieces for 100 Think of i'll Spoon trays naples with two
spoon holders cream pitchers Dill vinegar bottles footed compors, vases odd shape bonbon
dses vine glasses cocktail glasses ShHbeSS sugar bowE,c ey trays fec tumbeEs n n ~
bowls. Regular LIS to Us goods No mail phone c. o D orders None \ A a 4
dealers Only omp piece of kind to customer Fifth floor Sale starts at o30 b 4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15

quarrel between the manufacturers
and men over the union label. On the
restoration of peace both sides agreed
to a board Of arbitrators p last for
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15
Between
Ourselves

See this big BIRTHDAY CAKE
with its seventeen candleSl
Well, we started in to cut it
yesterday, and we're going to
keep on slicing until Saturday
night.
Will you partake of a piecel
We do not mean this literally,
of course, because there aren't
bakers enough in all Newark to
bake a REAL cake large enough
to do justice to such a birthday
party as we're holding this week.
The birthday cake that we're
cutting is of a different sort
it's more wholesome than the
ordinary kind and a whole lot
more beneficial to YOU. The
birthday cake we speak of is the
GREAT SALE which is now in
progress and YOUR portion of
it consists of the scores and
scores of underprice and UNDER
COST offerings which we tell of
today and which we shall con-
tinue to tell of until the bell
rings Saturday night. IT'S THE
RICHEST CAKE THAT YOU
EVER TASTED-and the more
you eat of it the more you'll
want-we don't care how greedy
you are, either.
Birthdays come but once a
year and we're celebrating ours
in a right royal fashion.
Won't you come for YOUR
slice of the birthday cake to-
morrow?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15

ernor Fort. Among the cases for adj
judicafion are dismissals of employees
and these have asked the arbitrators.
court of final jurisdiction. to pass on
the mooted points.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-15

five years. which will settle all differ
ences that may arise. Mr.: Moffitt rep
resents his union, Robert N. Drew was
named by the manufacturers. and
Colonel Colgate was selected by Gov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
King County Politics

. sr,sfors asssant corporation announced
2 ~ 1bahiy e Ms notice Of candidacy auditor today
bradford ha whood Of his friends for the last two
make the but apparently The pressure became
great. aud Bradford announced his candidacy. -, ,
Bfadfofds supporters assert AaAt
II Bradford does tie work lad ol' Tor MN oy ~
he Of With bradords backing nc
factor the fight as an opponent OF Murphy
when the proposition bradford
s 90 ~ S,1ruv and bradford sorc This scheme
the talk Of his being likely to ~ihdfa" In ''
Commissioner With Murphy because he
Murphy and bis supporters should be ds'os ner
ale Bradford He depended upon to
Corporation Counsel Scott responsible
dream Of being the paefer ~
hoowink Sheriff Hodge he for Bradford
he believed Bradford The man Tor The place
carried 10 him Hodge sent word
manipuaors would be party TO ameup
Calhoun who fahered
lineup draws both from Murphy
The who backing Bradford however would logically
appFeciabe substantial following from Murphy
Induced Murphy
10 enter the race have
do Murphy nothing but injury
Charles l. Buckingham candidacy county
commissioner The effect Of entrance into ne race
MOI non IDadg ' = eartsi1ty NO'' ' '
Mckenzie prior
naturally Mckenzie In three handed fight
Buckingham would get these votes Becknha candidacy VIII cut
materially the already weakened support Of Cargan three
is certain for Mckenzie Beeknghas strength Is not as solid as
was two years ago
BY county saur
day Saturday Auburn day and me nerrban city certainly
and compelled to enter candidates foot Of 50 yards
All the candidates for commissioner from the South district
BY sheriff Hodge tape
five yards ahead Of the rest Of the candidates Former Sheriff Smith
presented his with the prize Of s. IN cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE E$$$
Every Day

There is no excuse the "Oh its the same every day
feeling
Everyday life doesn't need to be monoonous
There is no good why should anticipate each
succeeding DAY with feeling OF ehag or even OF
dread
There is almost endless variety in the socaed common
places OF lie, II they sought
Ii YOU are poor mans wife ou OF course have to get UP
and prepare breaastbu modest bill OF fare may DC
varied.
Ii YOU are poor man. YOU Of course have to get up and
go workout the hour you spend at home before 20" start "
work may have spice injected into H.
Suppose that after you have washed you rush INTO the
kitchen and catch up dear little woman who trying eggs
and hug her Put life the sauaou convince her that she
is lust as loyable-wheh she sas she ten years ago
III YOU have baby-and YOU should have u you are mar
redyen new kind of a romp with his kdets, or her little
adyshp
The baby will appreciate and It's mighty poor father
who enjoy himself giving pleasure 70 ms own o"Oy'
Stroke the dog instead OF kicking him. -
Say Hello pussy instead 81 seat You black devil
Kiss your wife again before YOU leave Tor work
Take new route 20 work.
Arrived at the factory the office, the field say Only
nine hours instead Of Lord Nine hours OF before me-
There are and lots Of pleasant things IN lie God dd
a pretty good job after ALL lie knew Ills business
The sun never fails rise. God keeps watehnl eye
Everything will come out right Perhaps this is the land lie
has chosen place the ultimate working ont OF decent
plan OF civilization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

dren chcered wildly. little compre-
hendlnr the terrible chances the
elderly aviator was taking. 20 please
them
Tho grown spectators watched
almost In terror for Baldwin 10
make his first turn az the end ~
the field. AZ tho aer0plano made
It's wide gwcrye. the crowd was
Mortified 90 see n dip gldewise 20
the earth ~ au acute angle. But
the captain rlghted II. got hin bal
ance. and then came racing down
the field with the wind Al his back
Makea Safe Landing.
As the machine goes 60 miles an
hour in stlil air. he was going about
90. with tho 25mlle wind 10 &c
CELEBRATE his speed Ho went past
the spectators like a flash. then
made another narrowing turn. into
the teeth OF the wind Again tho
aoroplane rocked dangerously, but
Baldwin kept q under control He
made two more roundtrlp flights.
then came 90 earth The children
screamed their thanks YociferOuBly
Charles X Hamilton. Lincoln
Heachy. Charles =. willard and
other ayiators shook hands with
Capt. baldwin. congratulating him
upon the success Of his daring and
dangerous flight But tho captain
soon got away from them 20 shake
hands with the children which gave
him much more pleasure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

there was drop Of 10000. 900 gal
Ions in the consumption 81 spirits
as compared with the previous year
according 10 Chancellor Of The FL
chequer Lloyd George In ireland
drinking has decreased ffom 30 10
20 per cent
A. soon NJ the heavy tax Of the
liberal budget was put on. drunken
ness fell off. The number Of result
ant convictions has dropped $4,000
This has been a distinct gain
"a the community. said Ar Lloyd
George. Then be- told how the
drinkers loss was really bis gain
"One Birmingham landlord re-
ported that iu the morning be used
"a sell a bottle Of brandy Rith 20.
das. said this canuy Neishman.
4" Now. he says. J sell all sodas and
no brandy-with just a little whisky
out Of four customers nos. tWo call
for beer and two for mineral water
There are two parties among the
puhiicnns fsaioonkeeperHl tho par
~ that puts up the price. and there
Is a growing party. the party Of the
future. which puts down the meas
ure They have discovered that
they could not do business az a
higher price. SO they seit az the old
price a smaller quantity They use
a measure which ls exactly the same
an the old one on the outside. but
which has n raised bottom.
The consumer is not conscious
that be Is drinking less Nothing
giyos greater satisfaction 20 man
than 10 feel. as he grows older he
Is able 70 drink exactly the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Smiths saxony Administer Carpets. This is
the best low priced Administer ever made
wears we'll and comes IN beautiful Oriental
and floral designs suitable for any ROOM
sl.35 TO $3.50 values: made. laid and lined
............. ........ ...... ....... .o5c
Smiths Best Velvet Carpets. 80 patterns to
select from in Oriental floral and small
allovcr designs, IN green's brown. reds and
terra cottas suitable Tor any style OF room.
Regular price si.45 yard Made, laid and
Smiths Pallsade Velvet Carpets. In orlen-
tai, floral and small alover patterns. suit
able for living room. dining room or bed
room, also for hall and stairs A very dur.
able. low-prioed floor covering rich in ap-
pearanco aud wears better than any other
at same price; si.20 yard value. Made laid
aud lined ....... ...... ............15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
BY NORMAN


NEW YORK. Aug 1. - Capt
Thomas 8. Baldwin has a kind
heart and IT'S a wonder he didn't
break bis blessed old neck prov.
ing that fact IA couple OF days ago.
Capt Baldwin IN known as the
oldest aviator" lie ia nearly CO.
Also. he ID one OF tho pioneers IN
aviation: he has been making flights
ever since the Wrights aud Curtiaa
made flylug practicable.
There WAS a stiff wind blowing
over the Mineola course. and Il
was getting suffer all the time
one by one the ayialofs put their
craft IN the sheds Flying seemed
10 be over for the day. when there
arrived n automobiles fun OF chill.
dren from f. Georges Sunday
school. IA Hampstead. chaperoned
by Mr. and Mra August Belmont
Tho children wanted % see some.
body fly Few 81 thom had
Witnessed that spectacle
Children cheered Him.
II seemed too bad 10 disappolnt
them. thought Capt Baldwin lie
ordered hts machine brought out 20
the field The wind was blowing
30 miles 40 hour other nyiatora
hoped fof The best and held their
breath Pointing the nose Of his
aeroplane into the teeth of the Wind
Capt Baldwin went up The chill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

farmer and market gardener 10 SOW
early cabbages and parsley for
next year, and spinach and broccoli
and caullflower for spring and
summer use For the florist Il Is
the best season to SOW seeds OF
Dubious flowers In pots, and for
the placing in pots OF all young
stocks raised in the green house.
Persons born In August should
wed those born IN September, DC.
tober OF December. and should
initiate all business undertakings
IN January or October.
The following historical events
took place during August. Eman.
cipation Of slaves In England. lat
$3.50; departure Of Columbus for
America, Ord 1892; abolition OF
ancient monarchy Of France, 10th
(l7S2); surrender OF Manila 10
Y. s., 18th 0s9s). battle Of Ben.
nington. Vermont. 10th urn:
first exchange Of commercial news
over Atlantic cable. Goth U85sl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Story of August

When August approaches It
means that the end Of summer is
near. the disappearance Of the field
flowers and most OF the birds that
filled the air with rich and varied
melody.
The month OF August was named
by Augustus Caesar because he
was always lucky In this month
In the old Roman calendar It was
the seventh month OF the year. but
81 was changed by Augustus to the
eighth month.
The gem Is the sardonyx. having
the power OF insuring cOnjuRal fe-
licity, and Of curing serpents' bites.
The flower IS the pond lily.
Ira Minnesota, the DakotaB, Mani
toba. British Columbia, Southern
Saskatchewan. Southern Alberta,
Belgium, Holland, Great Britain,
Denmark, Poland and Central Rus
STA the wheat harvest win begin.
August is the season for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
MAJESTIC THEATRE fREt

Watch NE cIassliIed columns 4
The Star.
Somewhere there are two fra
tickets advertised They wili 4
given % the persons whose nsua
are mel ioned IN the sd Thess
names were picked from the clfee.
tory. fhey may be your ON
There is Always a good show al The
Mac tic. Read The Star classified
ads and Get ths Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Smiths Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets. In
good patterns. suitable for all rooms and
halls; some with borders TO match: q car
pet border and a stair Regular Si.i5 yard.
Made. laid and lined for .............S soc
One yard wide Runners. same fabric, $3.50
Nalue, TOT s....... .s....s.........S 81 90
Smiths II. Palisade Tapestry Brussels Car
pets. Borders and = stairs. in many Orien-
tai. floral and small all-over effects: all the
popular colors This Is a durable. low.
priced fabric and for hotels and lodging
houses cannot be surpassed for the price
800 value. Made. laid and lined PIE
Smiths +. Pallsade Tapestry Brussels Car
pets. Many bright. effective designs. some
with border or stairs TO match The best
fabric for the money on the market Sells
regularly for soc. Our price, made, laid and
hhou ''''.s''. '....-. ...s......,, .BEC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Not absent from his wife for one
night during the 90 years OF their
married life. Is the unique record
held by Gov. Thos. r. Marshall Of
Indiana. The governor is a great
traveller. but his wife accompanies
him everywhere. and n she Is sick
or unable for other reasons 10 go
with him. he calls off any prospoc
tive trip rather than be away from
her and break his remarkable rec
ord.
In Indiana Gov. Marshall is a
strong possibility for the next dem.
ocratic nomination for president OF
the United states Ia fact, the gov
ernor il practically the only posi-.
bility. according to his ardent
Hoosicr friends
Gov. Marshall himself seems to
be perfectly willing to be considered
candidate when the proper time
comes. but a. present he ls very
much the chief executive OF lndl-
ana, and he will not permit any
thing TO interfere with HIS staying
on that Job. A recent evidence Of
this came when the state democrat
&c convention named n candidate to
20 before the coming state leglsla.
ture as the party's selection for
United States senator John w
Kern was named for this candidacy.
but many members Of the party
wished 90 name Marshall When
the latter was Informed Of this he
said: u wouldn't take that nomi.
nation II II was offered me on a al.
yer platter. The people of this state
have named me as governor for four
years. and. God willing. I'm going 10
be their governor for four years. and
no less"
Thers are more than 1000 ftshinu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
John Bull Takes Gold Cure
by Giving Gold TO the Poo,

Because Of tho Heavy Tax on
Liquor, English ssloonkeepera
Have Raised the Bottom o. tho
Measure, and Men Consequently
Drink Less Than Before, Though
They Think They Are Drinking
More.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

number Of glasses and carry q
ter" ~ y "
Thus England Is striking
blows AT poverty with one 49,. ~
The tax which preysnts drua S'ls
ness one cause Of poverty. go CO. !.
relieve The poverty caused 81 ~
lands Industrial system. Aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

PerciFal Pash was plffleais6 !,
a perfectly genslemanly usnns,
And also IN an entirely Eentlemss.
~ manner he vas tearing Il.
town into taiters
Presently along came Bill M
fenswatter. the hefliest COZ Il ~
stockyarda district.
Hey, move along there.
yelled 1871. or III beat you orc
the COCO"
why. ossifer." exclaimed Per.
ciyal. Ia q decidedly ladyiike nan.
ner how aaucy 90 IL. very. yery
saucy must slap 90 On 'oor
wrist THERE and there and--
1.-THE End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Smiths ssvonnerie Administer Carpets. IN
new patterns and beautiful colors This is
a very fine. closely woven fabric. In soft
rich. light or dark colorings. very appropr
ate for parlors or living rooms. Sold rcgu.
larry everywhere AT $500 yard. Our price.
made laid and lined ...............s1.3 30
Smiths Best Administer Carpets. This Is n
very rich. closely woven. high pile carpet, in
patterns and colors suitable for any room
IN the house You would get good value IN
this fabric at slG5 yard Our price. made.
laid and lined .....4............s1
Smiths Wilton Velvet Carpets beautiful
fabric that has "A uster and finish equal TO
the best Wilton. and durable as iron This
comes In many small all-over and Oriental
patterns. IA shades Of green. brown and
red Borders and stairs 10 match 81 76
and $500 values. Made. laid and lined. yard
....... ....... ...,... ...,.......S1.I 5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

LONDON. Aug while Uncle
sam'u drink bill IN getting bigger.
even with prohibition victories. John
Bulls Is getting smaller. Heavy
taxation has done a.
In the fiscal year Just closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Play pool at Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily iti3
ard az. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

"a spirit obtained by dissilis,ion
from . mash Of cereal grains sac
clarified BY the diastsse u malt"
Several members Of the royal
family o. Siam are expert amateur
photographers.
After aii. the married man has the
best ~ a. He Do only brHat by one
woman. while the bachelor has 10
beware or them all
The gaoksar % Baroda owns
diamond necklace valued At $1,000,
900.
"Iohn. dear. wish you would got
me an automobile"
hut didn't tell you 40 must
rcouuulEeF
'Yca that's the very reason Think
~ tie street car fares 10 save
Galveston 10 spending 81 500. 900
Tor a protected roadway. concrets
arch bridge snd drssbridae con
meeting a With the mainland 81
Texas
Moving pictures naaY be shown on
Transatlantic liners 20 anauss passen-
uere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

There are more than 1000 fishing
vessels on the Great Lakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Floor Coverings From the Great N. Y. Auction Sale
Saving Opportunity of Coverings


sur i in ware @ in t mil
h
h ere &c pro " ~ tn al
mi f low n n wee bg is % ph
ue Bg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Moving pictures may be shown on
Transatlantic liners 10 amgss passen-
gers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Smiths best Administer Rugs. IN all Sizes Many
good Oriental and floral designs
Size i2xl5 n. $500 values for ........... $3.50
Sire 10 It in by - r. in $500 values for SEQ 80
Size sxl2 r.. $500 values for ............sI S.95
Size n in. by 10 n In s2500 VALUES. for. sI895
Size 6xS r. $500 values ..................S sill .2J
Size Sx6 H. $3.50 values. for ...............s 2.S5
Smiths best Wilton Velvet Rugs. seamless Splendid
service In this sterling fabric Fine patterns In Oriental
and allover effects: size axt2 H. Regularly sell for
So so our price for this sale ............S sci 30
Smiths saSony Administer Rugs-a slightly durable
fabric We have these In many Oriental medallion and
floral designs, In all coors A full range OF sizes
Size 9xi2 IT, s250 90 value for ...............st5g5
Size r. in by 10 H. in. s2250 value. for $3.50
Size 6xg r. $1,000 value for ............... SI1 %
size Sxb H. 1890 value, Tor ................S 2.S5
Size exist in. f225 value for ...............s IG5
Smiths One Piece Colonial Velvet Rugs This Is a
Rug OF great merit In rich soft colors in oren
tai and medallion patterns; made without scans
Size 9xi2 IT, $500 value for ................sfg5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
STAR DUST

after Abusr Alispirr had his
sn,psratsre took. ~ doctor decided
on = operation. Ahner had swat
laAs ed th' Thermometer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

size 6xs It. si25o value, for ...............ss5o
size 27xgs In s22s value ................s1.65
Smiths Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs; al styles
Of patterns and c0loriugs-
Phnlipsburg Extra Heavy Tapestry Brussels. sxls =
Phillipshurg Extra Heavy Tapestry Brussels, y n
by It, 1880 value, for .,...+....+....'.'''ss.< $3.50
Nepperham Medium Weight Tapestry Brussels. ~ y
In. by rs n in. $500 value. for ......,...sis.os
Nepperham Medium Weight Tapestry Brussels sxi. T.
Nepperham Medium Weight Tapestry Brussels ~ N u
by 10 a. in, $500 value. for .........'.'
Nepperham Medium Weight Tapestry Brussels y > y
by a.. si200 value for sS.sV
Manor extra good low priced Tapestry Brussels -. -
n, $1,000 value. for
Manor extra good low priced Tapestry Brussels !. "a
49,. -. 49,, -. nrt,os r-aocstr, brussels 6xs H.
Ss M ,rnss1 So T ~" ..... $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
THEN 1T HAPPENED,

~ m Dl1ooniInuea Tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

FIRST Roundor What wiii you say
20 your wife when you set home az
this urenrthiY time ~ niEhtr
Second onei won't say mueh-
probably "uuod morning She'll
say the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

The government, defines whisky as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Ohio f RlI, Dentists
so7h Pike 81. over owl Drug Go.

f-hear written Guarantee Given
on All work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Several n,snbers Of the royal
family % Siam are expert amateur
photographers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-01-28
Relief Fund

At meeting of the Business
Mems Association held Tuesday
evening, Secretary L. B. Brockway
reported that he had received a
check for $357.77 from the Treas
urer of the State Relief Committee
in charge of the funds collected
for the Chisholm fire sufferers, the
committee not having used all the
funds collected for the above pur-
pose.
AS the original list of subscribers
had been lost, it was voted that the
money returned be placed in charge
of committee of local citizens to
be named and to be used among
our people who may be found to be
in actual need of assistance. The
committee is composed of M. E.
Gleason, 7. E. Miller, A. J.
Thomas, L. B. Brockway and Chas.
Grabowsky.
1t is very fortunate that a fund
of this kind has been made available
as reports indicate that there are
families here who are i'll need of
assistance. This is the case only
in few instances and where the
head of the house is ill and not able
to work.
The Mothers Club took up the
matter at their last meeting and one
family who has been in straighten-
ed circumstance havebeen relieved.
Clothes, to enable the children to
attend school and eatables have
been provided. Ely is to be con-
graduated on the scarcity of actual
want and also on the fact
of having organization, like the
above to help out.