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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
HOLD
EXERCISES or
THANKSGIVING

In all of the public schools of the
city and st. Mary's parochial school
appropriate Thanksgiving exercises
were held this afternoon Brilliant
programs of songs, re@itations and
sketches were carried out and the
annual event upon which 1T is the
duty of every person to give thanks
TO the Almighty God was duly recog-
niZed. The numbers on each pro-
gram were most appropriate to the
day. Following the exercises the
schools closed until next Monday
morning,
Rev. Robert L. Schlotter, pastor
of the Grace Lutheran church, spoke
before the pupils of the grammar
school this afternoon, where elabor-
ate exercises were held.
High School Program.
The high school exercises were
carried out in the auditorium in at
tractiye fashion. The program fol-
lows:
PIANO SOLO go. Chris. ESgerton
THE TRIAL OF THE HOLIDAYS
Characters.
Judge .....,........ Harold Mann
Clerk of Court ,..... John Tyroler
Assistant ....... William London
Jury .....T Twelve boys and girls
George Washington. George Coates
Memorial Day ..... Bennie Aychen
Independence Day Barney Browning
Christmas .......... John Johnson
Thanksgiving Day ........,.
William Buughton
HER SWEETHEARTS-
Characters.
Frank .............. Scott Burns
Mary ..,... Cornelia l. 'Hommedieu
assisted by Walter oliver, Harry
Schwartz, George Coates, Frank
Mccormick, Hallam Skeen, Rus
sell Woglom, Kenneth Pierson,
Edward Dreibelbies and Will
liam Compton.
The programs of the other schools
and the names of the pupils who
took part are given in full, as fol-
lows.
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Characters.
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cHRIsTMAR oPENING-

The f. W. Woolworth & Go. 5 aud
10 cent store win have their Christmas
Opening next Friday afternoon and
evening. Elaborate decorations are in
progress and a fun line of Christmas
goods will be on sale. Music by or
chestra from to 5 and to 9 clock,
Santa Claus is expected at $3.50 p. ~.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
Flned For BIoeklng sldewalk.

Louis De Stephano, proprietor of
the fruit stand at Smith street and
New Brunswick avenue, was arrest
ed yesterday by Patrolman Tonneson
charged with violating the sidewalk
ordinance. stephano had placed
barrels and baskets on the sidewalk
in such manner that they OBJ
structed the passage of pedestrians.
He was fined SO by Recorder Pick
ersgilI.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
WET THANKSGIVING DAY
ISWEATHER PREDICTION
q Press Wire.

Special bv United Press Wire.
Washington, Nov. 23:-The
weather bureau today issued a spe-
cial forecast for Thanksgiving, in
which 1t predicts that dark and
wet Thanksgiving Is in store for the
Middle Atlantic and New England
States and the upper Ohio Valley.
Peddler Is Fined.
Charged with violating the ped
ding ordinance, L. Lefkowitz was
arrested by Patrolman Quinlan yes
terday and before Recorder Pickers-
gill fined So.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
BIG GROWTH Of NEW
YORK STATEPOPULATION

Washington, Nov. 23--The census
bureau today announced that the
1910 census for the State of New
York is 9,119,279, an increase of
1,844,385 or 25.4 per cent. Under
the present apportionment this gives
New York nine new congressman.
The population for Ohio is given at
4,767,121, an increase of 609,576 or
14.7 per cent. This gives Ohio three
new congressman.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
Read the NEWS ersry day.
Nades 10 All LJssrs Of SsWIag MashIaes

Stop at Iensen's Sewing Machine
Store, Mo. 336 State st. He win show
you why you get tired after sewing and
how to prevent same. No matter how
much yon ssw on machines. IL will cost
vou nothing to be informed. and veil
worth yonr times
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
Peddler Is Fined
NEW BAKERY.

We wish to inform the public of
Perth Amboy that our Tottenville
branch bakery at So Smith street is
now fully established. We are able
to accept orders on all kinds of fancy
cakes and pastry for parties or other
wise; we also Will keep on hand q
full line of nice goods in our store.
Please give us q call.
Respectfully,
r. TIRES,
F8oty6xs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
Rrooklyn Elnployes Get Raise.

Special bg United Press Wire
New York, Nov. 2S:-As a
Thanksgiving present over 10000
employees of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Railroad will tomorrow be
given an advance in wages of Ave
per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23

1.-TWO souls with but single
thought; two hearts that beat as
one" can be appropriately applied to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Robino Smiley,
wfo were married secretly in this
city Wednesday by Rev James l..
Lancaster and who have just been
forgiven by their respective parents.
The interesting account of how
Drew" Smiley, the prominent Uni
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
Our Pilgrim Fathers

Inaugurated the splendid setting apart THANKSGIVING
DAY. which custom we perpeuate and celebrate tomorrow
day OF general thanksgiving for every form of blessing prosper
ity may enjoy.
The prudent will remember that future material pros
py depends largely upon whether he amply protected by in
suranee not his enjoyment Of the THANKSGIVING TURKEY will
Phone and let Us take your Insurance needs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23

versity of pennsylvania man, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Kathleen
Hamilton Ryan, society belle of
Washington. d. c., firm believers in
the old adage, Love will find way"
eloped to this city and were united
in marriage, was told in full in yes
terday's NEWS. The accompanying
picture shows excellent likenesses of
the Young couple
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23

Automobiles for rent by Gay or nour.
Sextcn's, Telephone 1s1. Perth
Amboy. 1896 7-2s tie
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-23
OUTPUT
OF CARTRIDGES
IN TEN DAYS

It is now estimated that the new
plant of the United States Cartridge
Company under construction at the Uni
ted Lead Works will be completed and
in readiness for the first output in ten
days or two weeks. The factory was
to have been completed November ],
but a number of delays in the eonstrue
tion work has caused a postponement OF
the start.
A part Of the building is in a COM
pleted state and in that machinery il
being installed Two small buildings
are being erected on ten,acre tract
in the northwestern part of the city, to
be used for storage purposes.
For good Thanksgiving Inner 20
to l.. Sedner s restaurant, rs Smith
St Dinner from IL to 3 p m.
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Read the NEWS every day.
NO MORE BOTHER WITH YOUR
WASHING
When it is sent to us. We wash the
clothes, starch the pieces that need
it, dry all the clothes and iron ana
fold ready for use, the bed and table
linen, towels and other fiat pieces, at
30c per dozen, Try us,
RARITAN LAUNDRY,
40 Smith st.
Tel. 147 Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

somewhere in this collection.
In this same section are the RIBBONS, which,
according to fashion authorities, will play so i'm
portant part in the fall costumes. Millinery will
carry yards of rich Ribbons, which takes de-
cided Persian bent in some executive weaves
Next comes to NECKWEAR, and it is impos-
sible to pass these filled with their treasures
of pretty neck-hxings without stopping to admire
their charm and original newness.
The next stopping place will be
The Woman's Shoe Store
Where is displayed the correct wear for Milady'c
dainty foot. 1t matters not for what purpose the
Shoe is required. With equal ease we can pro-
vide for the exquisite Shoe for social occasions
made of satin, if you prefer the latest fad the
smart street Shoe of dashing cut, or the sensible
walking Boot for the long walks in the
Autumn air.
We specially emphasize this Shoe Store for
Women, for it is of the divisions upon which
we have expended much time and energy in prep
aration for the Fall season.
Passing, in quick succession, the counters
spread with Hosiery and Underwear, at which we
pause long enough to note the splendid variety
and the wide price-range. which provides for the
wishes of every woman, whether her tastes be
simple or inclines toward the luxurious.
Next we go to the SECOND FLOOR and in
moment are in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Styles for Men

Brown, in coffee cinnamon and Tobacco
shades, are highly favored for suits by men
OF fashion this autumn. But browns arr
by no means the only correct colors. There
are grays. both light and dark, blue serges
In lfstripes and other shades to suit tn
individual taste. The rough-looking heavy
Scotch cheyiots, loosely but firmly woven
az well as worsteds. English tweeds and
cassimeres. are among the materials that
fashion has decreed shall prevail this sea
SON. There are practically no changes ~
the new models, although the styles are
more conservative than in recent years, The
sloping shoulder that gives the natural Of
feet 10 the figure. instead OF padding is one
of the new features OF mems coats
Top coats come in Oxford grays. tans
browns and blacks. the Scotch cheviets
English tweeds and other rough materials
being employed. Light colors prevah IN
these coats The convertible collar Is one
oe the new features OF the seasons TOP
coats. and may be worn either In the nsuai
way or in military effect. The coats are
seniftted and full English box back.
High toes still predominant IN men
shoes and high heels--even '-S and
inches-are quite correct In footwear TanS
I'm the same general styles are the vogue
alongside of the black shoes. H.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Beautiful China and Glassware
But Suppose You Are
A Man

Then there will place where will-want go
AT once-THE MEMS STORE which Is a complete
general store exclusively and which is of
The best and most convenient places in the city De
troit for man 10 trade
All in one building. connected with the main building
nv archvays are splendid stocks OF newest fall aud
winter clothing for and boy famous throughout
this city for giving the most value for the money aud
ley-Mner store.
In addition to clothing complete stocks OF mems
shirts ties underwear, socks and other furnishings
y The mems shoes and hats In equally 6ne array.
It come and for yourself II will be the only vas
that these splendid stocks can DO appreciated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
he Fashion Show at Crowley=Milner's s
AS Seen by the
Store Reporter
Style-Facts Interest
ing and Important
Black and White to the Fore

This year the death OF England's mon
arch and the period OF mourning have given
somber tone to the color card, which IL
feit In this country. Therefore, black and
white Is noted In many OF the chic models,
ana white facings are used to a great ex-
tent In black hats. Purple is fashionable Us
secondary color. hut navy blue is tho
reigning shade rs IL is universally bccom-
ing ana practical. Seal brown and new
shade Lutte brown, are good. while Alice
Diue, Royal blue true tapestry shade. and
a very dull leaf green provide the proper
sort tones to afford most artistic effects.
Frenchy little hat shown In this store
Is smart poke with pert butterfly bows "
black velvet. touch OF the popular gold
trimming ornaments the brim. which Is coz
cred with unsel passementerie The brim is
lined with plated black net contrasting
prettily Its light fabric against the heavy
richness OF the velvet bow and crown.
Considerable color in the way OF Persian
and plain silk Is found in the fall neckwear,
and appears In pipings and sometimes In the
1abot portion with either chiffon. net or
lace as a combining feature. Stocks tn II
are separate are also combinations OF chif-
fon. lace and colored pipings.
For the younger set there is still the
comfy Dutch collars, some OF the desigrs
showing more embroidery than lace. Lawn
ruffing to edge coat collars and cuffs Is
among the novelties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Styles for the Little Folks

Numerous dainty frocks In princess
styles for little misses are shown. and come
In serges and other wool materials In a
varity OF ccors. One attractive style Is OF
white serge, with box plated blouse and
skirt, silk braid and button trimmings and
a patent leather belt completing the Coz
tune. Scotch plaids, blues and black an
white shepherd plaids with a touch Of vivid
coloring to relieve the severe look are
strongly favored.
Corduroys and bearshin both plain an
curly, are employed in children's coats. AM
black caracul IL also a favorite Following
In the lead of the grown-uIs, black is lead
ing color for children.
Many bewitching hats and bonncts. rival
ing In elaborateness and richness the cha
peau OF their elders, are shown for littlo
girls White beaver. bedecked with rib
bon and pink roses, is one of the attractiv
hats for the little miss. and MANY puain
bonnets savoring of the styles for grown
ups, are shown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Auto Creates Chiffon Veil Craze

The advent of the auto has brought chif
fon yelling prominently to the fore and
many unique novelties are shown, one par
ticularly interesting style being a white
chiffon with Persian edge. The fad for
wearing them for motoring has established
the fashion of swathing hats for street wear
so that the demand for the moment is heavy.
The fad for a touch of Persian Is not pro-
nounced In the ribbons for millinery and
other uses novelty in ribbons Is black
velvet design with Persian edge for both
millinery and the fiat bow at the neck.
For the woman who makes a study of be-
Ing smartly and correctly dressed her COR
set is Of primary Importance. Knowing this,
the corsetiere has expended his art in pro-
ducng a garment that brings out the best
points OF the figure and forms the founda-
ton for the gown or suit. The long straight
lines still prevail. although the corset "nips"
I'm a little more at the waist line and flares
slightly over the hips. The new models have
a medium bust. The general effect is to
produce that 1.-THE. svelte figure so much
desired by every woman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

Fashion has noted no startling change In
millinery this fall, unless 1t be the very
considerable frightening OF the crown in
the smaller and medium-sized hats Many
of the full draped or shirred crowns of small
hats rise to the height Of fully a foot.
while a characteristic is the backward or
retreating inclination of the trimming Of
many Of these high crowns, slanting toward
the rear and thus upward and outward a.
new conceit is the caplike turban slanting
over the eyes, with pointed effect In front,
suggestive OF visor
Dominating the fashions in our millinery
Is the mushroom-brimmed hat I'm all sizes,
nearly all being long in the back and have
a little poke effect The large French mod
els are irregular in line, with tendency
toward a greater width at the side back.
Charlotte Corday effects with frilled brins
OF lace or chiffon are still popular for the
young lady. elVvets aud satins are shown
In profusion. and beavers are in excellent
style Ostrich plumes, paradise feathers.
and ribbon with gold net over silk or satin
have been chosen at materials to trim hats.
Many OF the street hats are self-trimmed I'm
pert bows or silk or satin, or a chou. High
bandeaus and under-brim trimmings also
prevail. Persian yelled effects are very
modish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Satin and Velvet Latest Conceit in
Women's Shoes

well-known authority on sartorial sub
jects said woman must be well shod or
she is not well dressed, and Dame Fashion
has decreed many changes In shoes for the
coming season. Features Of the new FOOT
wear are the black satin and black velvet
shoes in both button and lace. The ten
dency In the newest styles is towards the
high arch, high tops. high Cubaf heels, high
toes and short vamps. all of which con-
tributes to the short effect and makes the
foot look smaller Cravenette and suede are
much In vogue for bolt tops. The fancy
slippers come In all colors to match the
gowns, IN beaded and strapped effects, as
many as ten straps being used
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Woman's Glove Store

Important, indeed are Gloves to the well-se-
lected costume. Smart Tan Gloves or Black, or
the proper shade to match the Fall suit are
abundantly shown. Nothing missing, that
know of, including such excellent qualities as will
be certain to give satisfaction in fit, style and
service.
From here, the next step takes you into the
midst of the
Laccs, Embroidcrics, Trimmings
And it is here that woman is apt to linger upon
one after another of the beautiful designs.
In LACES and EMBROIDERIES, are thou
sands upon thousands of yards of the newest and
freshest patterns suitable for trimming every
kind of garment.
In TRIMMINGS will possess even greater fas-
cination to the woman looking for ideas for trim
ming the dress or waist that she Is planning
to have made up. And it seems scarcely possible,
in looking the wealth of ideas assembled
here, to think that anyone could fail to find just
the touch of color or effect that appeals to them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

Come with us, in imagination, through the
great Crowley Miner building while we point
out to you the many and varied places of in
terest that will absorb the attention of the great
Detroit public in its quest for stylish raiment for
this Autumn
If You Are a Woman
Entering the front entrance of the store on
Gratiot avenue the first place that will claim your
attention is the
Leather Goods and Jcwclry
and it is truly complete and comprehensive dis
play of these small necessaries that is assembled
here for your inspection. Leather Bags of every
conceivable variety, from the least expensive
models that sell for less than dollar, but which
are absolutely correct in style, up to the lux
urious imported Bags sent over from Europe, OF
an elegance that will add beautiful touch to the
most expensive costume.
In JEWELRY, the variety is apparently limit
less. Here are shown thousands of the prettiest
novelties in Buckles of all kinds, Pins, Ornaments
for the hair, Brooches, Necklaces and all the rest
of the jewelry family.
1t is really amazing what charming and artistic
pieces of adornment woman can choose among
these stocks at small cost
Here, too, are to be found the BELTS. of which
we show we-rounded assortment, in leather,
silk webbing, satin and novelty fabrics. Prices
ranging from quarter, upward.
Turning to the right, in few steps, one finds
herself in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Woman Who Keeps House

The fourth foor-entirely devoted to FLOOR COVER
INGS of all kinds, and DRAPERlES and CURTAINS,
forming splendid exhibition OF the newest tutumn
designs and colorings.
The fifth hoor-ALL FURNITURE which no woman
will to miss seeing for II is really very line
hibon specially arranged for this opening occasion
Period furniture. showing the fourposter bed, and
other furniture OF period design is interesting to
Now we step on the elevator and go straight TO the
basement, for housekeepers will want to see the
Beautiful China and Glassware
assembled there. Autumn shipments newly unpacked
reveal a host OF attractive things.
Chinaware from all the foreign countries where fine
china Is made. Glassware of every description, or
pressed In great assortment.
And you are at the end OF your Journey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Dress Fabrics of All Kinds

hold court This is OF the wonders of the Crowley
Miner store A section occupying nearly one-half Of
the entire second floor and given solely the dis
play OF dress fabrics Silks head the list with a beaul-
full array of plain and novelty weavos.
Woolens next, and would think that they were
in mems tailoring shop Judging by the fabrics
evidence. Rough tweeds and sackings and home
spuns and worsteds that distinctly masculine yet
which the fabrics excellence for madames tail
ored suit.
In the Cotton Dress Goods Section there much TO
see and II has been whispered about by woman TO
another that Crowley Miners prices on wash fabrics
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12

are just little below anyone's else. variety
Is exceedingly large from soft silky fabrics party
frocks to smart waistings and piles pretty flannel
cites for coy sacQues and kmonos. Worth seeing
assure you.
Another flight OF stairs and we are In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Woman's Apparel Store

An entire floor, full block long, for the display OF
nothing else but womens ready-made apparel On an
other part OF this partial descriptions of
the most interesting fashion notes the gowns
and suits coats skirts and waists have gath
cred by the Store Reporter. which show the OF
styles for this season.
This opening exhibition, which thousands visit
ed today Is the finest produced in this building.
Walking around among the beautiful collections of gar
ments cannot help realizing that unusual efforts
have gone behind the In order to assem-
BILE such tremendous variety of apparel and have 1t
all finely selected.
At the other end OF the third floor is the muslin
underwear and the petticoats OF silk and other
rails a remarkably complete assortment Here, too is
obtained.
Peep into the corset store. which occupies all
iteslf Here all the autumn models displayed.
And Il is well to remember that the dress
will be better success IL fitted over corset that
Is correct IN style
And now we come into those divisions OF the store
particularly interesting to the =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-12
Realm of the Millinery

that fascinating place where woman can spend hours
without looking twice at the same hat
AS ones eye the great section 1t is met
by n perfect OF millinery. Simple hats, chic and
stylish elegant imported hats with waving plumes Ind
beautiful aigrettes, hats for the tailormade woman
hats for the dress occasion hats OF every conceivable
STYLE shape and trimming But why say more In a
useless endeavor draw word pictures OF anything
indescribable as millinery There is only thing
ugish 70 saw and il is this: THE WOMAN WHO BUYS
A HAT WITHOUT FIRST COMING TO THIS DIS
PLAY WILL BE IN LINE FOR A FEW REGRETS for
we have certainly spared efforts provide show
ing OF millinery that would be a credit to the OF
Crowley. Miner.
We shall proceed TO the great the
ond floor, where the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-13
STATE NEWS


w. S. Abbott, aged about 72 years,
was found lying dead across his
stove at the Hoxie ranch near Nyssa
last Monday. His death was no
doubt due to heart failure.
Walter Mecum was killed by a
saddle horse near Myrtle Point last
week but just how is not known. He
had been dead it is supposed two
days when his body was found.
The Eugene High School gradu-
ated 80 students Friday.
Forty-three indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury recently
for violation of the local option law
in LaGrande.
The Reynolds mill at North Band
has been sold and will probably be
removed to Coquille.
The Albany Citizen is to have a
change of management. Hon. Paul
s. Ware, an old newspaper man of
Flaxton, North Dakota, having pur-
chased an interest in the paper. He
will assume charge of the paper on
his return from Dakota in the near
future.