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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26

Joseph B.. Sanford. gray satin, trimmed
with lace of a corresponding shade:
Mrs. NJ. r. Stanley, tan marquisetts,
with flet lace; Mrs. William R. Dele
hanty, black chiffon and white lace;
Mrs. John J. Phelan. peach colored
chiffon; Miss Jane Stanley, rose col
ored chiffon; Mrs. Daniel Elliott, black
and white chiffon; Mrs. Charles F.
Dodd, peach marquisette, trimmed with
lace. and iridescent trimming; Mrs.
Edwin ~Feigenspan, in rose shot silk
with colonial pattern and made with
lace fichu effect. and Mrs. Henry r.
Rose, in white broadcloth.
The Invited Guests.
The invited guests we're as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Amberg and
the Misses Araberg, of Chicago, ILL.,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Auth, of this
city.
MI. and Mrs. John D. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. James d Bailey, Miss Marion
Bailey, William Bailey. all of this city;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Bartholomew. Of
Attleboro; Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Belden.
of Orange; Mr.. M Mrs. Michael T..
Barrett and Hugh Barrett, of this
city; Mr.. and Mr.. P. l.. Bryce and
Miss Bryce, of this city: Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Bryce and Miss Bryce, Of
this city; the Rev. William P. Brennan,
! of this city; DR.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Bissell, of New York city.
The Rev Richard NJ. Cream, of Ell
boron; the Rev.. William p. Cantwell,
of Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Dodd, Master
Robert P. Dodd, jr, Miss Virginia
Dodd, Miss Jennie Dodd. Miss J. Ida
| Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Dodd.
| Mrs. E. L. Dodd. all of this city; DR..
| and Mrs. A. c.. Dougherty, Clarence
| Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
| Delehanty. Charles Dougherty, Mr.. and
Mrs. James e. Degnan, all OF this city;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dieble, of Chicagos the
Rev. ]. E.. Dillon. of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Elliott, Miss
Christine Ekegran. of this city.
The Misses Feiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Feigenspan. of his city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gering Gateson, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y: Joseph Gardener, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert p. Gleason. Samuel
NJ. Gallaher. Howard C. Gilmour.
George Haddow, c. v. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. william F. Hoffman,. all OF
this city; Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Hurley,
or chicago, MT. anu MIS- feter 1fduck,
sr., Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter Hauck. jr., the
Misses Hauck, James S. Hauck, all of
his city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cory johnson, of
Bloomfield; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Howell
johnson, of Bloomfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund johnson, of this city; Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy johnson. of Bloomfield; Mr..
and Mrs. William Johnson, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. King, the
Rev. ]. E Herman, John F. Kehoe, Mr..
and Mrs. Gottfried Kruger. the Misses
Kruger. William Kruger, all of this
city.
John j. Leidy, of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. John 3. Murphy and
the Misses Murphy. OF Chicago; George
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c. Mccarter. of this city.

VI. c. McCarter, of this city.
The Rev. John w. Norris. Of Deal,
Miss Margaret Nugent, of this city.
Ralph D., Osborne, of West Orange;
the Right Rev. Bishop Join j. O'Con-
nor, of Newark diocese.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Phelan, of ms
city; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Plamondon,
Miss Marie Plamondon. Harold Pia-
mondon, C. A. Plamondon, 1r., Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. D. Plamondon. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Plamondon, Miss Lillian Pa
mondon. Madame ~Plafnondon, all OF
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. William 1.
Plum.
Barcley ]. Quinn. 3r.. of this city.
william D.. Rutan. Mr.. and Mrs.
David D. Rutan, Miss Ruth Rutan,
Harold Rutan. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Ray
mond. Miss Raymond. Howard Ray
mond, the Rev. and Mrs. Henry r.
Rose. Miss Doris Rafferty,. Miss Minnie
REYNOLDS. the Rev. James A.. Reynolds
ali of this city; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B.
Ripley, of Chicago.
Mrs. w. F. Swain, of Brooklyn; Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Sherman, of Boston;
Miss Dorrice Sherman, Roland Sher-
man, Mss Marguerite Sherman, Mas
ters Roger and Carol Sherman, MISS
Mary b. Smith, Frank NJ. Schulz. Nj
and Mrs. John F. STANLEY, sr, MISS
STANLEY, Miss Jane Stanley. Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. F. shsnlev. jr., Mrs. u. M.
STANLEY. Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
STANLEY. Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Shanles'
1r. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Stouten-
burgh. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Stouten-
burgh. Miss Beatrice S~toutenburgh,
Guy stoutenburgh, the Hon. James
Smith, IT.. Miss Maryrose Smith.
Joseph L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith, Sd, Miss Lillian Smith. Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. Henry Smith. Mrs. NJ. R. shan
ley. Joseph Stanley. Mrs. Joseph B.
Sanford. all of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon B. Toby. OF
California; Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Thayer.
of Franklin, Mass; Miss Tichenor end
DIR. and Mrs. Henry A. Towie. of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Inglis NJ. Uppercu, OF
his city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Walker n
Miss Walker, of New Haven; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Woodruff, of Newton:
Miss Amy U. Wilson. Mrs. Jo1n
Wade, the Rev. Isaac P. Whelan, the
Misses Walsh. all of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Young and William
Yawger of this city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26
THREE HUNDRED
HORSES ENTERED
FOR ANNUAL SHOW
Nearly All Equine Celebrities in
East Will Be Seen at
Arm0ry Here.

With over 800 horses entered among
them most of the famous show horses
campaigning in the East, and prac-
tically every one of the hundred or
more boxes taken, all preparations have
been completed Tor tie second show OF
the New Jersey Horse Show Associa-
ton, 10 oe ne d at the Essex Troop Ar
mory. Rosevl.le avenue, on May 4, 3
and 6.
The entries closed on Saturday, but
because OF the umbe OF demands of
owners who were unable to get their
horses entered in time, the list will
remain OPEN for some time and entries
viii De received by w. S. Bitz, assist
ant secretary, at his Office, 30 Nassau
street, New York
Second OEiy to Madison Square Garden.
The new electric apparatus has been
installed in the armory, and tntre will
lie llenty of light IN the ring, which is
the second largest in the country, be-
Ing only a lew feet sma.4er than the
" ad.son Square Garden ring.
The NIwark police department las
entered the llck OF the an mails Of the
Mounted squad; army omcers nave
entered Their chargers in the charge.
class, and IN tie class lor troop horsg 5
practically all Of the cavalry commands
of the East will be presenteI. Qual1ied
hunter have ocen e-.tered by every
one of the Eastern hunt cuts. and
every class. from the pony TO the heavy
v orkhorse, is we'll filed.
Some of the Boxhoiders.
Among lho-e VINO "a e s-cur d b xe
for the show are. tcr. er Go er o.
Frankl n MURPHY. Co.onel FIR / k
Frehngnuyscn Campbell Il rH F.. cd
erick Bull, ULal McCar.er Tom S N.
McCarter. lormer Congressman R
Wayne Parker. George G. Rohlis B ig
adier-General Edwin w, Hine. capt Ia
william a. Bryant. Stephen J. Ne er.
Peter Hauck, il. c. w Feigers. /,
f. w. LaPierre, J. Louis Hay. wallace
NJ. Scudder. Samuel Owen. Adjutant-
General r. Heber Breintnall, re-
tired; Andrew Morrison, V. Parker Will
xinson, p. Sanford Ross, Leland Ross.
Lieutenant Bertram r. Roome, o. j.
GUIDE. William Z. Stewart. j. NJ. Green
field. Mrs. c. d. Bradley, Matthias
Plum. Ira Kip, jr.. John Eisele, Tonic
lrN1ng ~. 1aylor, marry Du-
rand, Henry j. Hedges, Major-General
p. Farmer Wanser. and division staff;
First Brigade staff. Frederick Esner,
III. H. Wehrhsne, II. Parker Marshall
and Joseph NJ. Byrne.
The officers of the association are:
Franklin Murphy. president; Colonel
Frederick Frelinghuysen, first vice.
president; Captain William A. Bryant,
second vice-president: Lieutenant B.
r.. Roome, treasurer; Harry Durand,
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WANT c. A. fvcoRM'CK
ON CANAL COMMISSION.
[srecial 70 the Newark SAL

NEW BRUNSWICK. April 26.-Mid-
dlesex men have suggested the nan4
of Charles A. Mccormick. treasurer ri
Johnson & johnson. TO Governor VIII
son for appointment as one OF the com
m~issioners to look after the States in
terests in the matter of the sugs tied
shin canal between New York and
philadelphia. across New Jersey.
He is at the head Of the Middlesex
Transportation Company. and Is one
of the best-informed men In this part
of the State regarding navigation.
when the Senate investigating COM
mittee met here to inquire into the
reasons for the decline OF the Della
ware and Raritan canal. Mr.. McCor-
mick was one Of the most important
witnesses examined. Middiesex believes
that the proposed canal will touch some
part Of this county, and it wants repre-
sentation on the commission
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26
"FA|RHOLME" IS
SCENE OF SOCIETY
WEDDING TODAY
Miss Pauline Stoufenbnrgh Be-
comes Bride of George
Doane Smith.
BISHOP M'FAUL, OF
TRENTON, OFFICIATES
Ex-senator James Smith, Jr.'s,
Son Webs Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Stoutenburgh's Daughter.

= A wedding of special interest to &C.
ciety was solemnized this afternoon at
~''Fairholme," Allenhurst, the suinratr
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
I)odd Stoutenburgh, of this city, when
their daughter. Miss Pauline s;tou.en-
burgh. became the bride OF George
Doane Smith, son of former United
States Senator James Smith, jr.
The Right Rev. Bishop James A. Nc
Faul, of Trenton. performed the ce-e-
mony. assisted by the Rev. J.. W. Nor
ris. of st. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church. Of Deal. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss ,JaEhaiie
Stoutenburgh, as maid Of honor, and
there were no bridesmaids.
Joseph L.. Smith. brother of the BRIDE
groom, was the best man and the
ushers were j. Henry Smith, also a
brother of the bridegroom, and Robert
3. Stoutenburgh, brother of the bride.
The Brides Attire.
The bride. who was given in mar
riaee by her father, wore a gown of
white chameuse, heavily embroidered
and trimmed with point and venise
lace. and a point lace bridal veil, an
heirloom in the family of the BRIDE
groom. fastened with a spray of orange
blossoms. Her ornament was the
bridegroom's gift and was a horseshoe
OF diamonds. The bride carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
n white orchids.
The maid of honor wore a white lace
robe over pink satin and a white straw
hat covered with lace and trimmed
with pink satin bows Inc pink roses.
She carried an arm bouquet of pink
Killarney roses and farlanze fern.
The bridal party entered the recep-
zion ROOM, where the ceremony was
performed. to the strains of the "Lo-
llengrin'' wedding march, played by Van
Bars string orchestra, of New York,
and proceeded through an aisle of white
enameled posts twined with smilax and
white satin ribbon to an altar deco
s rated with Easter lilies and banked
with palms and farlanze ferns. and
while the ceremony was being per-
formed the bride n bridegroom kneit
or a prize dieu decorated with lilies Of
the valley and white roses.
White n green formed the color
scheme of the decorations throughout,
except in the dining room, where pink
tyas the prevailing color.
SmiIax and White Roses In Profusion.
Southern smilax and ferns and white
roses were used in profusion in the re-
csption room, the music room and the
halls; and the large open fireplace in
the hall was filled with ferns and
smilax, which, with the roses. banked
the mantels and was f~estooned over
the doorways.
Following the ceremony the bride and
groefn received the congratulations OF
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their relatives and friends. many of
whom were from this city. Among
those who attended the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dodd Stouten-
burgli, father and mother of the bride.
and Mrs. Robert 3. St%outenburgh,
Lyndon Everett Stoutenburgh. Miss
Ida Dodd Bailey, Hon. James Smith
jr., father Of the bridegroom; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr., Miss Maryrose
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith. Jo-
seph L. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John f.
Stanley, ST., Mr.. n Mrs. ohm +.
Stanley. il. Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Delehanty, Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Whe-
Ian, Miss Stanley, Miss Jane Stanley.
Leave for Extended wedding Trip.
The bride and bridegroom left for an
extended wedding tour. They will re-
side in this city and will spend part
of the summer at Allenhurst-
The bridegroom presented to his best
man a scarfpin set with a large pearl.
and to his ushers scarfpins set with a
circle of pearls. ,
Many beautiful and costly gifts were
received, among them a numbe OF
unique art pieces and silverware.
There were. many beautiful gowns
worn at the wedding. Mrs. Frederick
Dodd Stoutenburgh, the brides mother,
wore gray marquisette over old blue,
embroidered in blue and silver. Mrs.
| Herbert p. Gleason, an aunt of the
bride, was gowned in old gold satin,
embroidered in king blue and yelled in
blue ~marquisette. Miss ]. Ida Dodd was
gowned in black marquisette over
orchid satin. Miss Marion Bailey was
in embroidered lavender chiffon, Miss
Dodd in black crepe de chine and Mrs.
Robert B. S~toutenburgh, sister-in-law
of the bride, wore a white lace robe.
Mrs. James Smith. Sd, was gowned in
changeable rainbow chiffon over white
satin; Mrs. ]. Henry Smith, in gray
satin, yelled with black chiffon and
lace; Miss Maryrose Smith, white
chameuse, heavily embroidered; Miss
Lillian Smith. Irish crochet lace.
other striking Costumes.
Mrs. william. T. Plum, tan marqui-
settle, embroidered; Miss Olga Kruger,
changeable green and golden chiffon;
Mrs. Peter Hauck, jr., violet marqul-
sette; Miss Mary Hauck, white linz
gerie; Miss Elizabeth Hauck, white
lingerie; Mrs. John f. Stanley, SIR,
was gowned in lack chiffon, with
tunic of cut jet; Miss Stanley, in
black and white striped chiffon; Mrs.
Bernard M. Stanley. ST., in black and
white chiffon sover white lace; Mrs.
Peter Hauck, sr., black embroidered
chiffon; Mrs. NJ. 7. Barrett, black
chameuse. with Jet trimming; Mrs.
Henry A. Towle was gowned in violet
surah; Mrs. w. F. Hoffman, in rose
satin, draped in brown chiffon and
trimmed with lace; Mrs. Gottfried
Kruger, black and white chiffon, trim
med with lace; Mrs. Inglis M. Upper
Gu, mauve chiffon cloth; Mrs. p. l.
Bryce, blue silk with renaissance lace;
Miss Mollic Bryce, black satin, trimmed
with jet and black chantilly lace; Mrs.
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S44L,OOO,OOO is WORLDS
DEBT TO UNITED STATES

ures. That was in 1905. when it was
more thar $500 DOC, 900.
Close observers of finance and trade
predict q record breaking fiscal year
IL the favorable condition continues
until June. While opinion Is divided
over the significance of the fact that
the balance for March was less than
half the size of that OF previous months
some point out that March a year ago
produced a balance entirely in the
other direction, with an excess of inn
ports of more than S19, 100000.
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Toilet Soaps

&c Cosmo Butter 81
milk soap, spec'l ~
Sc Floating Bath Soap.
= large cake. spe- &c
cial ..........
Toe Munyon's witch
Hazel Soap, spe- hc
cial ..........- w
DC. Babeskin Soap, A1c
special .@.......
Sc Giycerine Soap. 6r
long bars. specl W
zoe Green CASTLE Soap,
long bars. spe- nc
ciai ...........
&c Perf,m'd Witch 2ir
Hazel Soap. O4S
7c Physicians and Sur
geoas' soup, spe n
cial ............ ~
IOc White CASTLE Soap,
very good grade, zc
special $500. ~
Sc white CASTLE Soap,
good grade, 81 e. 3iC
cia1 ..........-CS
&c OatweaI. Butferri,k
4 witch Hazel Soap.
& o o d quality. Sic
special .......OS
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Miscellaneous


isc CoIorste, best color
irg for all straw hats.
all good coiors fE-
and black. spec'l iO@
&c Toilet Paper, good
grade. large roll.
special 1000. O=%
&c Toilet Paper, best tbs
sue. roll or package,
900 sheets. spe-
cial ...... ~
I4c Toilet Paper, best
grade. 2.01o sheet fn~
rolls sp' ciai... AO@
&c ChicIets, PEPPERMINT
and Wintergres n. Dc
per pkge-. spec'L ~s@
sc SuI-hur FumtRa- l.
ting C:ndi -, spec. ~
Ice Florida Water, good
grade. Il pit bot fSr
ties. Special. IT,
50c Wertohal's Auxfiis-
tor Hair Tontcs23r
special ........SO@
so Dsnderine Hair 70-
Tonic, special. %S@
LIE Borax. / lb.. 20-Mule
Team brand. spe- f0r
cial ......,..... w.
Ioc silver Polish, mons
better. large bot lSr
tie. sDecial.....4 sO&
&c Ammonia. the best
for general use. d~
pit. Special. ~
Joe Ammonia, the best.
for general use, / zr
Of. srecial....... "
15c Violet Ammeuta.
very good. ! ct. 10~
special .......-. IO(
lee Sea Salt, for bath.
ETC.. 10 Id. bags ztc
special 1850. ~
19c EGR shampoo Grim.
good grade. spe- 14c
CHI
Ice Bay Rum, West
! India u pit. spe- fSr
cfal ........... S
Sc Pef'rmau'. Roach kr
Food special. -. w
&c Glass Pun and
Trfuket Jars, spe- g.
ctal ~
soc Hays Hafr10~
Health special. ~
SOC Platt's Chic n
rides. special.
I0c Powder Pufs, Z~
Swansdown. spec -
10c Wool Powder E~
Puffs, special...O ~
12c Wool Powder z~
PuHs, special. -
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Tooth Preparations

csc SanitoI Tooth f1r
Paste. sp cial... IT.
25c SaritoI Tooth .f4c
Wash. speci7l.... ~
25c BOrin2t'd Tooth &c
Powd~r, 81 &c al ~
&c Pcrine Iffsepfic
Mouth Wash. spe- f0c
c1dl
&1.OO Porine A1tiSe -fic
Mouth Wash, pe-SEr
cial $3.50.
15c Tooth Pow6~ pre-
pared expressly for rs,
none better. spe- f0r
clal ..-.......-..
25c Soxod0nt Tooth and
Mouth Wash, spe-.f1C
cial ............. IT.
25c Denta cur a fSC
Tooth Paste, sp'l ~
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Extracts and ~Co,)gnes

2Jc Elmo Triple Ex-
tracts, all popular 2c
odors. special. W
Zoe Hoyt's genuine Ger
man Cologne, sspe- hr
cial ~
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secretary; w. S. Blitz. assistant secre-
tary.
Executive committee-Colonel Fred
eriek Frelinghuysen, Colonel Z. w
Hire, Captain William A Bryant. Leu
B. R Roome, Harry purana'
william P Martin Andrew Mo.rl-on
Matthias piurn. IT. p. Sanford Soss' Jr'
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Represents Almost Record Bal
ance of Trade in Favor
of This Country.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-TfAworid
owes the United States s441,ooOy'o for
food, clothing n raw materials soid
abroad. Only once has the balance OF
trade peer higher in favor OF TINS
country, according to government ns-
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Rubber Goods

7Se Fountain s~yKiDzes.
at size, e o odSO-
grade. special. &c
g150 Water Bottles, best
quality rubber. zA1-
at size, special y"
sec Rubber Gloves. for
general household use,
all sizes, spe-
clel .......... O~
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Brushes

sc NaiI Brushes, solid
" o o backs, 7fr
special ........O2@
5c Hand and Nall
Brushes, all f0~
bristie. special. ~
3pc Hand and Vail
Brushes, all b~ristle.
solid b a C X .oSr
special .......@O>
Ice Hand and Nafi
Brushes, solid
wood b a C X 8.
special .~....... ~$
75c Ideal HsfrSO~
Brushes, spec'lC@
Csc Hair Brushes, all
bristle, one piece.
SOLID W o doc
backs .........OS
soc Bath Brushes, with
strap and long
handle. speciaLoO@
ice Tooth Brushes,
GOOD b~ristle. large
variety styles: spe-
cial. . for use, l0c
each .......... w.
SIC TOofh Brushes.
pure b~ristle. various
shapes and
styles. specl. w.
&c and lee Chfidren's
Tooth Brushes, pure
bristle, assorted lAr
styles. special -. W.
&c Whtsk BrOoms, good
erviceabl A
grade, special =. +"
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Sponges and Chamois

I5c SILK Toilet Sponges,
good grade, s9e- Ilr
clal ~
use Bath ~Sponges. natu-
raj and bleached. IQC
best grade, sp'l ioN
59c Bath Sponges,dAC
best quality. sD1f(
25c Cbamois Skins, best
grade. good size, t2c
special ........ ~
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Talcnrn { Face Powders
l5c Tale Powder

15c Tale Powder.
very good quality. l.
Id. box, prepared ex-
pressly for US. fE1
10c Wood Violet Tai
cum. good grade. IT.
special ..-........ ~
15c Munyon's witch
Hazel Talcum, G.
special ........ "
20c DIR. Charles Face
Powder, flesh, white
and b rune tie, 10C
special ........ ~
25c WQodbury's Face
Powder, flesh. white
and br unett e. 14c,
special 1890. III
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E~anicure Goods

2Sc Lusterite Nail En-
ameI, cake form. f1r
special ........
Csc Lusterite Nall Paste,
red and white. l4c
special .......s
1Oc Pumice Stone, put
up in neat box. nc
special -..........O w
Ice NJ anicure Sets,
pocket size. spe- hr
Ctdi
25c Manicure Sets, COM
plete outfits, :
special .....-.. -
&c Emery Bonrds, pack
age of IL, spe- Dc
Cidl 80
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Toilet Creams

1Oc Violet Cream, t.
softens the skin. ~
Sc CanpbOr Ice. cake -
form, specia1..... ~
IJc Peroxide Cream,
sweetly scented. fOC
special ........ w.
soc Palm Olive00~
Crenm. special.
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Patent Medicines

25c Absorbent Cot fOc
ton, lib. size. ~
10c Anti Headache zC
Tablets, special. ~
1Oc Boracic Acid, u 6c
Id. box........... w
IOc Blaud's Iron u
Pills. 100 In bottle ~
1Oc Cascara Tablets, IT,
special ......... ~
10c Charcoal Tab IL
lets, Special. ~
10c GIycerlne sup l.
posftories, specially
18c GIycerfne sup1S-
positories, specialiCS
Csc Hunysdi Wa-tO.
ter, large bottle .iSC
Toe Malt Extract, good
grade. large bot T.
stle #.............. ~
&c Peroxide of Hydro
gen, the best. l. =.
o., peciaL ~
15c Peroxide of
Hydrogen, t h e n.
best, s OF. l.C
Csc Peroxide Of
Hydrogen, the 10
best. 16 Or. iCC
23c Qufnine Pills, 100
In bottle. 2 gr., fS-
special -. loo
12c Quinfne Capsules,
2 grain, 2 doz. in o.
box ~
i0c Rhinitis Tablets, =.
special ......... ~
Ioc Sefdiitx Powders, the
best, ~ sets in liz
5Oc Phillips Milk OF 10
MagDesia. special CE(
Zoe Witch Hazel, the
best. of pure grain
alcohol. X pint y
size. special -. <2C
Ice Witch Hazel. the
best. of pure grain al
cohoi. l pint size. fsc
special $500. lot
1zc " hite Pine and Tar
Cough Syrup, none
better, prepared In
expressly for US W.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26
Hair Tets and Rolls

Toe SIX Nets, large size.
all colors. spe- zr
cfai
15c Real Human Hair,
large size, all nc
colors, special. W
Csc Hair Rolls, good
grade. "a inches long,
all colors. spe- Tor
cial ~
Soc Hair Rolls, best
grade. "a inches long.
al colorS. spe- 20r
ciai ............o)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26
Combs

25c Dressing Combs. e
good grade, sp'l Ao~
soc Dressing Combs all
coarse ard half coarse
ard fine teeth. manu-
facturer's slight0Er
seconds. special..~N
Sic Dressing Combs, as
sorted s, 1I~
special .....-..H
he Mems Combs, manu-
facturers slight fnr
seconds. special w.
ice Fine Combs. 10C
good grade. spell Ia
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-26

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