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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
TENT CITY is
TO BE FORMED
Billop Property at Totten-
Wills Site Chosen Tor a
Summer Colony.
LEASED BY John GORDON
New York Contractor Plans
Use for Historic Building
--Start Work Soon
LEASED BY John GORDON

Announcement has just been made
that John Gordon. OF 10 East INT
tcenth street, New York, mason build
er and general contractor, has leased
the Billop property, Tottenviiic, a.
Staten Island, from Charles ID. Leland,
it's owner, and may use 1T Tor tent
city the coming summer. The prop
erty consists of $50 acres and has a
frontage on Raritan Bay and Staten
Island sound On the property IS the
famous old Billop house, over 20U years
old. which was the scene ofsa meeting
between o committee of the continental
congress, made up Of benjamin Frank
lyn. John Adams and Edward hut-
ledge and Lord Howe, at which the
proposed peace offered by Lord Howe
was rejected.
Plans for Tent City.
It is understood that Contractor Cor
don is going to make a tent city of the
place this summer A number OF bum
palows will also be erected for people
coming out from the city to enjoy the
summer vacation. Mr. Gordon, who has
bean at the place several times since
the lease Was secured through ogaeh
and Clarkson, of Manhattan, is plan
n1ng TO DeRiu op6fablVhS JuoV 90 soo
as the weather viii permit. he VIII
occupy the former club house used last
summer by the aviators in trying cut
the O'Rourke aeroplane.
Just what will be done with the old
dancing pavilion at Sea Breee and other
buildings is not known, but 1t is be-
lieved that they will be put to some
use by the contractor.
Part of Original Grant
The property is part of an original
grant VI 1,163 acres and the tradition
Is thai Billop came from England in
his own ship, "The Bentley and for
sailing around Staten Island in less
than twenty-four hours was awarded
the land.
The question has arisen as to what
colony owned certain islands in the bay,
and the Duke Of York decided that
those which could be cirenmnavigated
in less than twenty-four hours shonld
belong to the province of New York.
So runs the tradition.
During the Rev olution the Billops,
who were loyalists, were stripped OF
their possessions.
| The house has undergone few changes
| III 24Q years.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
CANAL BILL IS
BEFORE HOUSE
Captain Clark Gets Measure
Reducing Toll Intro juced.

Trenton. March 24:--With the
bill reducing the toll on the Dela-
ware and RaritAn canal introduced
In the Assembly, Captain W. e.
Clark Is endeavoring to get dapli-l
cate before the Senate and then ar
range for q hearing on the measures.
The bill was introduced by AsseIi4
hlyman Thomas M. DonneIly. u
Hudson county. The text OF the bill
has already been published In tho
EVENING NEWS. It pg2yidea Tn
the establttnrASnt 81 [s
III on tra 4 81 oY! u
m I Rattan eAaai. Tiae bs5E Isrs7zll I
that the charge for traBspn fxS lSf97
through the canal from New Brnu4s
wick 10 Bordentown and vtre vers1,
shall not exceed 10 cents for ton
of 2,240 pounds, and that for 4
shorter distance the tolls shall not
exceed a pro rata rate. The ratea
OF toll are now from 35 cents to
$3.50 ton, practically prohinitaye.
i3oalmen VIII Talk.
When the hearing is arranged
Captain Clark Is planning to take i
delegation Of canal boatmen, many
of whom now operate on the Hrfa
canal, to Trenton to shoY how the
Delaware and Raritan canal would
be utilized IL the toll should be made
reasonable. 1t is also proposed "a
have representatives of different
Boards of Trade from cities along
the waterways, to urge the passage
OF the measure. Captain Clark hi1n-
self is q storehouse OF facts and ng.
ures on the waterways and some ins
teresting Information for the public
is likely to be brought out.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
SUES COMPANY
FOR COLLISION
Wants Damages for Being
Run Down While Fishing.
,pecaal 3 the EYENTNe NEws.

Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, March 24::--
Frank Langhorne. Of Plainfeld. has
started suit against the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company for $4,000
damages for being struck by one Of
the eonpany's tugboats IN Raritan
bay, near Perth Amboy, October 6.
last. Langhorne claims that, to-
gether with Joseph Craig. he went
fishing in a rowboat on October s
and that through the negligence OF
the tugboat crew they were run
down and Langhorne was thrown
overheard. He was almost drowned
and after being rescued had TO ba
taken to the Perth Amboy City Hos
pital, where he remained week
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
RAILROADS MUST STOP
DISCRIMINATING ON COAL
.peoial bv United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Washington, March 24;--The In
terstate Commerce Commission to-
day pronounced Illegal the practice
of certain railroads in transporting
coal for other roads at one-half the
individual rate. The commission
pronounced the action rebating.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
FIRE RESULTS FEOM
THAWIHG OUT PIPES

A small blaze resulted In two-
story frame building at 1876 Broad
street at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon when someone attempted TO
thaw some water pipes In the rear
portion of the building. The struc-
ture accommodates four families.
but is only occupied by three af
present. The f5re started in the
rear of an unoceupied apartment.
The building ts owned
Therkelsen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
PENNSYLVANIA NOT SELL
JERSEY CITY TERMINAL
1eoinl b,l nnlted preas wire.

Special bs Unated Press Wire.
Philadelphia. Pa, March 24:--It
was of1cially denied by First Vice
President Rea of the Pennsylvania
railroad this afternoon that the COM
pany is considering selling its Jer~
sey City terminal to the Lehigh Val
ley and Jersey Central railroads.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
CHARITY COMMISSION
Be FORMED SHORTLY

Preparations for the organization
of a charity commission in this city
are well under way and meeting
of local business men will shortly he
held for the purpose of organiza-
tion. II is intended to have repre-
sentatives from all the large con-
Germs In the city on the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
KiSH will is
BEFORE COURT
Special 10 taA mvHvINa NEWS.

gpecsal To fh4 EVE WING NEWS.
New Brunswick. March 24:-A
case against the will of Anna Kish,
of Perth Amhoy. Is on here today.
The contestants are represented by
Leo Goldberger. Stephen F. Somog-
vi and John w. Beekman are de-
tending the WILL
Mr.. Somogyi translated the will,
which was executed in the Slavish
language. George Kozusko ap-
peared as one of the witnesses and
had to testify through an interpret
er. Mr. Somogyi was chosen.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
UNITED STATES GIVES
ORDER FOR TORP[DO[S
gpecsal bp United Press Wire.

Spscfal bp United Press Wire.
London, March 24:--An order has
been placed with yickers Sons &
Maxim by the United States Navy
Department, for one-half million
dollars worth OF Whitehead torpe-
does. It was learned today. 1t is
understood the delivery viii be made
rs early as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
specto, ou United Press wire.
ORDERED TO EhLIST AS
MANY MEnAS POSSIBLE
Ipso,al D, nn,tod prsaa Wire.

Special by pmsted Press Wire.
Newark, N. T., Mch. 24-0rders to
enlist at once as large a number of
men as possible, have been received
from Washington by Lieutenant w.
A. Austin, Fourth Cavalry, U. s. A.
In charge of the local recruiting sta
tion here.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
BIG STEEPLECHASE IN
ENGLAND RUN TODAY
speotal bu United press wirs.

London. March 24:-The Grand
National steeplechase. the richest
cross-country race In the world, was
won today by Gienside, at 20 to /.
Twenty-six horses started, bat TWEEN
ty-two fell before the four and one
half miles had been covered.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
RAR TLAL VIEW OF Cd
ARMY men ARE
NOT NOT SATISFIED SATISFIED
Disappointed in the Manner
in Which Troops Got
together.
GEN. CARRIERS REPORT
Recommends that Soldiers
be Assigned for Tours on
Government Land.
speoIaI b. Unsted Press vire.

Special by United Press Wire
San Antonio, March 24:-That the
mobilization of the first maneuvre divis.
ion here has not satisfied army officers,
as sufficiently rapid and efficient, was
indicated today by Major General Car
ter commanding the division, who ur.
ged permanent army division post
to give officers and men training in OPP
GRAFTON of the division as tactical
unit. He said that the officers and men
would be far more efficient ii they
encountered actual war conditions III
times of peace. He stated that every
regiment should be assigned to govern
ment land for stated tonr of duty
and kept at work constantly under ac.
tnal field conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
Roy Taken Wtth Fif.

A boy by the name OF Kline, OF
.453 Division street, had q fit in
State street, near Washington street,
last night. He was taken to his
home by Roundsman Morris.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
MILLIONAIRE GETS 8
YEAR PRISON SEN TENCE
,oeoiai ,,v Unlted Press wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Cincinnati, o., March 24:-Will-
lam p. Harrison, millionaire, con-
victed yesterday of mall order fraud,
was today sentenced to three years
Imprisonment and fined $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
PRESIDENT TAFT is
SUFFERING WITH STY
gpeclal bu Un.ted Press Wlre.

Special og United Press WIRE
Washington. March 24:--on ac-
count of an ifIfamed eye, due to a
sty, President Taft this afternoon
cancelled his engagements and took
things easy in the privacy OF the
White House library
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
Fix sewer Assesslnenf.

Commissioners of Assessment Tor
Street improvements met ON Coup~
ton avenue yesterday TO look ovsx
the new sewer for assessment pur-
poses. Another meeting was held
this morning to go over the map and
Ak the assessment. a date viii be
set for a hearing
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
HURT BY Fan On Sidewalk.

Rev. q. 9. Hancock, OF 17s Rec
tor street, tripped on the sidewalk
near his homs today and fell heav-
lily. suffering painful injuries.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
sAr.Essf AN wkHrrrr,

For our Men 3 Furnishings and Shoe
Departments. Communicate by mail,
stating experience, references and full
particulars.
A. SALZ & CO,
Keyport, N. J.
19626-3- -24-lts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24

sPECLAIr-We are showing beau
sisul line of Outing and Suit Hats at
$I9S and $2.0S.
McDERMITT MILLINERY,
66 Smith st.
19504-3- 23-2t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
PAUpERS IN A SUICIDE
PACT; INSECT POISON

Special By U8lted Press Wire.
Lyons, N. Y, March 24:-As the
result Of a suicide pact Thomas
Duffy and James Mccarthy, aged in
mates of the Wayne County aims
house, are dead from drinking in
sect poison.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
Rasehall Man Is Dead.

Special by United Press Wire.
Cleveland, March 24:-Stanlsy Rob
inson, owner Of the ST. Louis National
League baseball club, died here today
from blood potaoning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24

Automobiles gor rsne, % tne trip or
hour. G. A. Sexton, Tel. ls1 or cah
10 Smith St., Perth Ambey, \. J.
leo7s-1.l9-sfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
YECCMEH GET $4,000
IN A MISSOURI TOWN
gosotal b, United Press Wlrs.

Special by United PTc6a WFTss
Curryville, Mo, March 24:--Yegg-
men blew the safe of the bank of Cur
ryville today and escaped with $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
Rebels Lose d Battle.
ect9Z b. UH{fad pr88s Wire.

Aqua Frfetn, Mexico; March 2ss
After nine hours or fierce fghting
the insurrectos under J. Rivera, a.
rich young ranch owner, was forced
to retreat from La Colorado, In So-I
nora state. Thirty-six insurrectos
were killed and many wounded The
federals under Chief Baron, lost
eight men killed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24

sPECIAI,-we are showing heass
tifol line Of Outing and Snit Hats ID
$I.9s and $2.9s.
e6 Ssalsh ST
9se4
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24

Driver wanted to drive team. Apply
Raritan Mercantile Co, S06 Front St,
1906 8 ss-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
TRAIN ROBBERS
MAKE 2 HAULS
In One Cass a Single High
Wayman Did 1t.
Special bv United prsss WIRE,

SpscfftE bV UHfted Pfsss WsTe,
Coffeyville, Kans., March 24:--
Five bandits held up a Missouri Pa
cific mail and express train north of
here today and escaped after blowr
ing open the safe and rifling the reg
istered mail sacks. It is reported
they obtained $4,000.
Special by United Press Wire.
Denison, Iowa, March 24:-A
main line east bound Northwestern
passenger train was held up by a
lone highwayman near here early to-
day. He robbed two passengers and
escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
Investigate Report Of Shooting.

Investigate Report Of Shooting.
Special bp United Press Wire.
Washington. March 24--The
stace department has ordered the
American consular officers In Mex
leo to Investigate the report that
several Americans captured by Mex
lean federal authorities, had been
shot,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-03-24
ractorv Rnrnad at Lewigton. Pa.

Spectal % UHttea FFe6s " no
Lewiston, Pa, March 2z:-Fire to-
day destroyed the Mann axe factory.
the loss was $lT5,O0e. The factory viii
be rebuilt
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
WOMEN IN UNIFORM HATS
Harmonious Color Scheme To Be
Aim of Suffrage Parade.

II the hopes and plans ~ the Woman 9
Political Union for the suffrage parade OF
the spring n 1912 are realized, n solid line
Of ten thousand women, in uniform suits
and uniform hats showing the colols Of
the organization, will march down Fifth
avenue on the great dav, whenever # may
he. The exact date is not fixed ret. but the
parade committee is being formed and VIII
hold It's first meeting on September =, and
arrdHgemeuts are already being discussed.
Much more attention will be given TO the
artistic side, 20 the parade as a spectacle.
than was the case with the last one. Miss
Elsie De Wolfe has been asked 10 take
charge OF this side OF H. Her answer has
not been received, but as she j. known 10
be a sunragist it is hoped II viii be favor
able
Miss Caroline LeXow. executive secretary
OF the union said yesterday that II WASH I
decided whether the parade wOIld include
pageant features. Of which the English SUI
il would be simply a phalanX Of American
women IN their own persons and cosium
In any case, a harmonious color scheme
VIII be the aim, and though the union
appreciates the difficulty Of getting Wom-
a 10 wear a hat she didn't choose herself,
hats all alike" are 10 be the rule.
Among the members Of the parade COM
mittee already named are Mrs. Victor
Sorchon, Mrs. Katharine Remsen Wells.
Fuller. the Misses Maynard. Mrs Robert
Erskine Ely. Mrs Raymond Brown, Mrs
John Winters Brannan, Mrs. Egerton Win
thrOp, jr., Mrs John Rogers jr., Mrs. a. f..
Tow send Mrs Julian Coffin. Miss Marion
Kruger and Miss Frances Peters.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
MECHANICS, LIENS.

CENTRE ST. 1873 TO 149 white st, ~ and
IA Walker 81, los 10 100; Jarcho Brothers,
Inc agt Abingdon Construction 60, owner and
contractor: Centre White co, Samuel II stone
and Israel Iippmann. owners: $4,000.
FREMONT AVE. n s. 100 n Of Jerome ave-
60X100, VIM I. Dali agt Han Construction Co.
owner and contractor; S3iO.
NORTH MOORE ST. 10 and lo1; Max
Schwartz agt Anna Hoaker, owner; W Green
field, contractor S140
CENTRE ST. 1888 to 149: I Adler Co, Inc,
agt Abingdon Construction co. owner ana con-
tractor: 81. sos 80.
14sTH ST. 40 and 4l2 West: George Carroll
agt Emanuel VI Krulewitch owner and con-
tractor S21 II
BATHGATE AVE. 3, % It OF 1s4th st, ?5x
95; George w Bancroft agt Special Building CO.
owner and contractor. $50.
10TH ST, 331 to 347 East; Hermann Horen-
burger agt Sydenham Hospital, owner; Dr ROD
ort Kuntzer, contractor; $3.50.
BATHGATE AVE. s. p II n Of 1s4th st;
building 20, owner and contractor; $500.
sTH AVE, 40; Barnet Fedman agt Marie q
end Howard r Howser and Arthur Randolph
owners: Samuel YudeyItz, contractor: s2s4.
lO4TH ST. 227 East: Burkart Electrical co
agt Union Settlement owner: Harry Beaven'
contractor; Slio a..
CENTRE ST 1873 to 14s y Hutkor & Co ast
!d7s6 si2Sdo" co"''F''''" Co. owner and contractor
FDGECOMBE AVE. cor 137th st, 5Ox10o;
Eugene VI Aitkcn agt Mrs Eta Brenor owner;
cornelius Shcehan, contractor: So
CLINTON ST. g.: Manhattan Glass Co agt
Hlraf am Levy owner: JACOB Iipscnitz con-
tractor; s47 A..
JACKSON ST. 10 and 81; Adelina salagona e.
Walsh Co. contractor; s220.
18TH ST, 3Os West: South Roofing and Repair
co agt Duane Realty 90. owner and contractor;
Samuel Cohen, owner So 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

for such accessories since fringes OF all
kinds have taken strong hold upon u"e
public fancy.
NIoleskin. the new fur OF last season has
hoen made up extensively into long coats
as we'll as rnuffs and scarfs. II has also
teen used effectively in combination WIN
different fabrics and colors, and It reaHy
seems at its best when used as foil TO
some bright tone In one splendid evening
wrap IL is seen with gold colored velvet
hrocada and gold lace. The hrocade forms
the back OF the wrap, at the SIDES are
broad bands Of the lace and next to these
comes the fur, which makes a wide border
on each Of the front edges
In 2 smart little shoulder wrap and mum
rnoIeskir is used with royal blue velvet.
The wrap is IN the form Of square with
one point at the back, one over each shout
der and the fourth in front II is simply
made Of velvet. with a border Of fur and
a silver tassel as 2 finish to each corner
Fur-trirnmed hats seem to be much the
same so far as those Of last year. with
the exception Of the little bonnets' on
which the smallest quantity Of fur i3 needed
N produce the effect required A narrow
hand Of fur around the poke OF the bonnet
and another at the base OF the crown are
tho us,laI allowance for this style Of head
gear. These modest fur bands are about
aU the trimming there is ON the hrims, nut
the velvet crowns arc rather ambitious and
hubble and foam mp 20 the most striking
dimensions.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
Ry Joseph =. Day

I'D ST. SIG. $ =. $50 Il Of u We. l6 Sxlo2 2.
sty dwc, vol sale; sold to Winternitz lot
50 900.
22D ST, 10. n s. 322G Il W Of sth ave. . hN
a4o: sty dwg: vol sale, knocked down u
George callahan for S22, $50.
SD ST. II. $. POS q of 9th ave l'Nlooo'
( sty dwc: vol sale; bid in at S61s5o
153D ST 461. n g. 1876 II @ 1t Amsterdam ave-
l9x0911; 3 stv dwE; vol sale; withdrawn.
a2D ST. IL. 3, 2l6.2 II . Of 9th ave. 2ox
1OO.s: : sty dwE: vo, sale. knocked down 70 II
Keller for $4,000
BOTH ST. 10 u s.. * n Of Lexington ave-
2oxqs o: 4 sty dwg: vol sale; bid In for Sb9, BOO
18TH ST. 2iS. g. go It Of sth ave, lsS
% II: 3 sty dwg, executors SALE "lthoid"h'
GsTH ST. 24. s s.. 1884 n W ot n ave,
l6SxlOO; 3 sty dvg. vol sale. sold 20 2 hlnsei
for $4,000.
132D ST. 152 8 =. 25ls n q Of 7th ave - *
90 II: 2 stv dwg. Vol sale. knocked down 70 Fer
ris Faulkner FOR $3.50.
4sTH ST. 224. s. 26O n . of ID ave lS.s1
1908; 3 sty dwc. vol sale; sold at private sale
74TTI ST. 1Oi. s 3. SO n : Of Park ave. 1sN
T43: sty dwg; vol sale; bid I'm AZ S25'op.
SD ST Us. s. c3 n q Of Amsterdam ave,
Is 8xlO22: . sty tonmt; sold 20 Henry Peek
for S2i.250.
vANDEWATER ST. s. g g. 1913 q ot
Pearl ST l7.1xJO 2x irreg; . sty loft bldg; SOLD
10 the plaintiff for S9,394
BY Herbert y. Sherman.
GRANT AVE 1O4s. Q g. SIS n n Of l65th ct
c5NlO2 3x2jxlO24; 3 sty dvlsi sold 70 the plaln-
tiff for s.. 100.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Townsend wandcl to Josephine Wandeh'
81 500 -, r,,o.
William o'Connor to Nicolanselo Di Ju''o'
$500 ,,. q,
Nicolangelo Di Justo TO Frank Miragna' -;
Simeon T. Cohn 10 Title guarantee d"n
Trust Co 10000 -. -
Mary / McQusde 10 Charles irwin ana
ano exrs: $3.50
Charles II chapman to Noah Chapman'
$500. .o
Thomas ! Quinn n Andrew Quinn, SZ's'o'
William g Isaac - Horny Roes' 1000
Title Guarantee and Trust GO 10 MUTUAL
Life Insurance 60; $3.50. 000 ~
Same 10 Montohore Home Corporation
SIS 500 -,,
same to s, Marys Free Hospital for Chill
Henry Il wood to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
$4,000 ,,..
gage GO; $4,000. 49,,
Charles Il steele to Henry l. Moses
omitted. , ~.
Bronx Investment 90 to New York Trust
60. S123 900
DanIeI J O'Conor. jrustcc. to Bronx Bor-
ough P7nk; $1,000
Jacob w solomon 70 Minna Behrmann;
500.
Same 70 Cecilia Solomon. 500,
Charles r Brady 70 Edw casper; 81.
Allan Marquand, admr, 10 Henry
sarah s S sturgis TO Simon Emery;
81 G5I 30.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
HOME AIDS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

TO REDUCE ENLARGED PORES-A
most satisfactory remedy for reducing
those large. dust collecting pores, which so
fre0Icutlv appear below the eyes, Is made
by stirring together an ounce OF almozoln'
,no-half pint cold water and two teaspoon
ruIs afyceTiuc Let stand few hours De-
f0re using This cream-jelly VIII remove
am r0re dirt and nll out wrinkles when useu
fur massagiuC. 10 is grcaseless and very
Cua for treating freCkles, blackheadS ana
skin roushncss. lhis aImoH2iH cig'Hi- ilI,, -Jo,,y
makes the skin very clear, soft and VelVcty.
ECONOMY N SHAMPOOlNG - any
woman no matter how abundant her
hair. can now easily do her own shan-
roofing in a few minutes ume Dy uslhs
simple, Inexpensive shampoo HlduJ Oy
cup Of hot water Canthrox lathers freeIy
and Cleauses perfectly, taking out al dan-
drun and dust. The hair rinses easily
dries quickly and viii De nuch more
fluffy soft and lustrous man VIII WIN any ny.
other shampoo. II does not sueak OF
bleach the hair like soap does.
FOR WEAK EYES-A simple. mex
DeuelVc tonic that is very StrenBtnehlhk
and soothing 20 weak. uTed OF lnndme9
ewes rs made by dissoving an ounce OF
crystos In a pint of cold water. few
drOps in each eye twice daily VIII mahe
them clear, strong and sparkling. rms
tonic is a great help 20 those who wear
glasses. and a good remedy for 8rahulateo
SPLENDID HAIR-TONIC-Perhaps the
beet bair-tonic known TO science can be
made al home AT small cost by dissolIlns
an ounce OF Quinzoin IN oue-haIi pm
alcohol. then adding onc-balt pint co;u
water Rub into the scalp twice d Nceh,
those having hair and scalp lrouDIeS W VIZ
soon ind their dandruff gone and no more
uching OF the scalp or falling hair u ls
eatd This lair-tonic stimulates hair grown
and wards off premature Grayness'