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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
DELEGATIONS BEFORE
PARK COMMISSION,

The years campaign of the Essex
County Park Commissioners for beau
tifying the county is today under way
At a meeting of the commission held
yesterday at the office of It's secretary,
Alonzo Church, a delegation of Cald
we'll citizens Suggested sites for the
proposed Caldwell Park. Another
delegation from Glen Ridge asked the
establishment of a park there. Both
matters will be taken up later.
The contract for the improvements
in Weequahic Park was awarded to
William J. Ballard, whose bid was $14,
500. The work consists of grading the
bride path and drive in the park. Bids
for the paving of Park avenue with
bituminous macadam from the begin
ming to the East Orange line will be
Advertised for within a few days.
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rna7-st

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE PLACES
IN II GITY OF NEWARK WHERn
TUREs ARE GIVEN AND SHOWN.
Be it ordained by tho Mayor and Common
Section /. That in all places within the city
Of Newark wherein exhibitions Of moving pio-
lures are given and shown and an admission
fee charged therefor the aislee and PASSAGE
ways In such place or places shall be kept free
and clear of all distractions. and no person or
persons shall stand or remain in such eisles
or passageways while such place or places are
open to the public. 1t shall be the duty of Tho
proprietor or proprietors, lessee or iessses Of
sageways therein free and clear from all OBJ
structions and to prevent persons from stand
as such place is open to the public. Each and
every owner or owners, lessee or 1essees OF any
and passassw " thereof to be oSssructes Wills
the same ia open to the public. or who shall
permit or suffer persons to stand and remain
In the aisies or pa~ssageways OF any such
place while the same 10 open to the public
shall forfeit and pay q penalty of twenty-five
dollars for each and every such offenss. II
shall be the duty OF lie police force to aid IN
the enforcement of the provisions of this Soc
tion. and the officers of the police force shall
or places are open to the public to prevent
persons from standing or remaining in the
and to remove persons therefrom and to re-
quire all distractions to be removed thercfrom.
have over or alongside the same on the inside
the word Exit" in legible letters not less than
elBnt incneS high. over each exit shall be
placed a lamp lighted by whale or other non
explosive oil. with a red globe or shade, which
shall be kept burning while such place IL open
to the public, and no fixed red light shall be
permitted within such place except to indicate
an exit to be used in case of fire.
Section 3. Any person or corporation who
shall violate or neglect or r. suse to comply
With any provision or requirement of this or
dinance shall for every such offense forfeit
and pay a penalty Of twenty-five dollars.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effse4
Immediately.
Adopted March 3. 1911.
J. H. DONNELLY,
President Of Common Council
PRESENTED to the Mayor for his approval
March 4, 1911.
JAMES r. CONNOLLY,
Approved March 4. 1911.
JACOB HAUSSLING,
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented i'm
Common Council on Friday evening, March q.
1911, on third reading and Anal nasaaga w
passed and duly signed by the Mayor and Is
- JAMES #. CONNOLLY,
maro-ot- City Clerk,
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DRAW LOTS FOR POSITION.
ON PRIMARY TICKETS,

There vas considerable discussion at
a meeting of the Harrison Town Dem
ocratic Committee last night as to
how the names should appear on he
ballots to be used at the primaries
prior to the school election. Several
plans were talked over and it was
finally decided to draw the names of
the candidates from a hat.
AS a result of the drawing the names
will appear as follows: George ".
Headley, Frank Coburn, John F.
Reilly. Joseph Won fish, James p.
Fnnegan, John c. Grace, Thomas
Goodman and Dennis Slattery.
The primaries will take place next
Tuesday night at the Harrison Town
Hall. The following were appointed
by the committee to act at the polls:
Thomas Hanley, clerk; Peter Cava-
nagh, Judge; Henry J. Trapper. Philip
Carey and Benjamin Few. %tellers.
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Think CARELESS
SMOKER CAUSED
FIRE IN GARAGE
Investigation Made by Captain
GaSser Points in That
Direction.

That the fire which Quilted the Rose
Vile garage. $40 Warren street, yes
tesday. destroying thirty automobiles
was due to the carelessness of a smoker
is the opinion expressed by Captain C.
Albert Gasser. of the bureau of com
bustibles and fire risks, following an
investigation. in which it is declared he
learned that smoking has constantly
been permitted In the garage, despite
the protests of aremen. 1t was first
thought that an explosion started the
fire.
The fire occurred shortly before moor
n was believed to have had its in
ception in an explosion of gasoline.
This, according to Captain Gasser, is
now believed to be incorrect, although
several minor explosions followed the
start of the fire, as tanks upon ears
being cared for there fell prey to the
flames. The open tank. from whence
the fire is thought to have had it's be-
ginning, was found upon examination
to have been without rupture, Captain
Gasser says. attesting to the fact that
it had not exploded.
From what could be learned some
one, presumably Mr.. Setlow. the
proprietor of the gage. was pre-
pairing one Of the automobiles to be
taken out for a run. The gasoline had
been placed in the tank and the screw
tap left off while about the car some
thing was being looked after. The
gasoline in this tank is believed 10
have thrown off vapor and tina the fire
If a lighted cigar or cigarette fred
e vapor, causing the gasoline in the
opel ank to FAR and set a1re the
body of the a Who might nave been
smoking was not ascertained, as Mr..
Setlow was working nearby and is too
i'll to be questioned.
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MORTGAGE TANmR.

Vice-Chancellor Howell was asked to-
day to unravel the tangled affairs in
two foreclosure suits brought by Mrs.
John S. Hobbs against Mrs. Clara NJ.
Esterbrook. The involved mortgages,
bearing 6 per cent interest, aggre-
gated a total Of $6,525, one
covering property on South Seven
tenth street and the other a house and
lot on Avon avenue. The defense is
that the interest, which has been in
default since November. 1909, was not
paid because certain charges had been
made against the mortgages that
should not have been made.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

SoTIcT
Notice Is hereby given to all parties inter
ested that the certificate of assessment Of the
whole amount of the costs and expenses of
constructing sewer known as
AVENUE A sToRM WATER SEWER
have been delivered 10 me according to law.
Said assessment comprises all tho lots, tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate lying on
PoINIER STREET.
VANDERPooL 6TRR1Er.
MILLhR STREET.
EMMNrT STREET,
AsTOR STREET,
HARPER STREET.
PARKHURST STREET,
THOMAS STREET,
AVENUE B.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AvNrrUA
MULBERRY STREET.
within the following boundaries;
Beginning at the point OF intersection Of the
Line of Mulberry street, thence westerly along
the southerly line of Thomzs street to the
thence southerly alcng the same to the south
eriy line Of Astor street. thence westerly
street. thence southerIy along the same and
across Emmett street TO the southerly line OF
about Is feet, thence sousherlS and ! parallel
with New Jersey Railroad avenue about 100
feet, thence easterly and parallel with Emmett
the easterly line of New Jersey Railroad
avenue. thence southerly along the Same TO
HI outnCl hC Va LII VIC
c~asteriy along the sam about 30 feet. thence
%southerly and about parallel with New Jersey
Railroad avenue to the southeriy line Of Miller =
street, thence easterly along the same about so
feet. thence southerly and parallel with New
Jersey Railroad avenue about 100 feet, thence
Is feet. thence s%outherly and parallel with
Avenue A to the northerly line of Pointer
street. thence easterly along the same to a
point about 100 feet east OF the enster1y line
of Avenue A, thence northerly and parallel
with Avenue A about 100 feet to the rear line
Of properties fronting on Vanderpool street,
Thence e~asterly and parallel with yanderpooI
the easteriy line OF Avenue p, thence north
erly and parallel with Avenue B to . point
about 100 feet i.orth of the northerly line Of
Vanderppol street, thence westerly and parallel
with Miller street about LIS feet. thence north
erly and parallel with Avenue B to q point
Wright street, thence westerly and parallel
with Wright street to a point about 100 feet
east Of the easterly line OF Avenue B, thence
northerly and parallel with Avenue B across
Emmett street to a point about 100 feet north
OF the northerly line OF Emmett street, thence
westerly and parallel with Emmett street 10 q
point about 100 feet east OF the easterly line
parallel with Mulberry street to the ~southerly
line of Thomas street, thence westerly along
the said eoutherly limo of Thomas street 10
the point or place OF begfnnin-.
The owners Of land and real estate assessed
in said certificate of assessment are hereby re-
CURED to pay the amount so assessed upon
them, and each Of them respectively, to ma
at my ONCE. City Hall. on or before April II,
1911.
Newark. N. J.. March Q. 1911.
TYLER PARMLY,
mar7-St Comptrolles.
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also be considered. The camp will hold
a prize card party later in the month.
Captain D. D.. Mitchell Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, has appointed
the following good and welfare COM
mittee for the present term: Charles
Mllbauer. J. German, William c..
Klein and F. A. Wolf. The members
have decided to hold the annual re-
ception and banquet of the camp in
April. The committee named to ar
range for the event consists of william
L. Moore, Albert F. Klein, Paul Kueb-
Ter. Peter J. Mclaughlin, c. Buchanan,
Charles Stevens, Frederick e. Kueb-
Ter, Henry W. Spohn, Frank Anger
stein. William c. Kuebler, Frederick
J. Cream, j. A. Wolverton, Charles
Millbauer n Louis %Invernizzi.
The headquarters of the camp are
at IS Market street.
Under the auspices OF Betsy Ross
Circle, Ladies Of the G. A. R, a social
and dance was held last night at "a
Belleville avenue. Guests were present
from sister circles. the posts of the G..
A. r and the Sons of Veterans. Good
music and ample refreshments were
provided. Those in charge of the ar
rangements were Emma Tichenor, Su-
sic Devere, Christina Day, Elizabeth
Gillings, Edna Smith, May Martin and
Marietta Day.
Court South End, Order of Foresters,
conducted a social, lecture and dance
at the hall, 95 Springfield avenue, last
evening. 1t was an open affair and
many friends of the court enjoyed the
entertainment. Refreshments were also
served. Chief Ranger P. H. Hosp, e.
Conlon, A. C. Wenzel, ]. M. Davis, ].
Koerner and C. Zinn assisted the COM
mittee
A social with card games was en-
Joyed by the members of Court Thomas
Dunn English, Order of Foresters, at
the rooms, 207 Ferry street, last night.
The social time followed an important
business session. Chief Ranger J. P.
Thompson presided. The lard games
are a new diversion, provided for the
first session, held during each month.
The members Of Pride of Newark
Council, Daughters of Liberty, met in
the rooms, sos Broad street, last eve
ming. and at the close of an interesting
meeting INDUCED in games and dis
pensed refreshments. Plans were also
discussed for the holding of a whist
on Monday evening. March 20.
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FRATERNAL NOTES.

The newly elected officers of Camp
Al, Patriotic Order of Americans, will
be duly installed at the hall. 24s Mar
ket street, This evening. Those who
will be officially indicted into the
chairs will be: F. Philhower, president;
A. Moore. assistant president; A. e.
Mum, vice-president; F. Dunlap, A. v.
p; Ruth Seeley. conductor: Rosanna
Seely. A. c.; M. Brown, r. s.; G. Pier,
f. S.; L. Myers, treasurer; e. Dale,
guardian; NJ. Mead, sentinel, and M.
Oliver. trustee. The applications of
several candidates for membership will
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TRIBESMEN BADLY BEATEN.

FEE, Morocco. March 8.-Government
troops which were sent TO put down the
revolving Cherada tribes inhabiting the
district near Fee have defeated the
tribesmen with great slaughter. The
troops are vigorously pushing the cam
paign against the rebels and Ave other
tribes which Joined them.
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Rubber Goods

soc Hot Water Bottles, 2-qt.. spec. .B9c
10 Hot Water Bottles, SGT, spec. BIC
s5c Fountain Syringes, special at....05c
$50 Sanitary Syringes. 2-uuart.......1.19
LIS Sanitary S~yringes. 8 and 4 et...1.39
Els Whirling Spray Syringes, at.....2.3O
100 Rapid Flow Fountain Syringes.. Toe
SOC Household Rubber Gloves. pair. .36c
LOO Goodyear Rubber Gloves, pair. zoe
soc De Velbis Atomizers. special. 3Dc
l.5o Puritan Sanitary Syrfnbes for. .06c
75c De veibis Atomizers, special. .69c
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Combs and Brushes

&c Sample Tooth Brushes. special. .12hc
CSC Ceiluloid Tooth Brushes, special. .19c
&c and 35c Nail Brushes, special. ...1Dc
&c Ceiluloid Handle Whisk Brooms. 19c
500 Rubber Back Hair Brushes. spe-
cib4 ..DOt
7bc Hair Brushes, for this sale at Boo
LIZ French Hair Brushes, spec. at. 3
6oc and $40 Rubber Dressing Combs. zoe
1po Rubber Fine Combs. spec. at..12hc
SIC Ideal Hair Brushes, spec. at. 500
zoe Cloth Brushes, for this sale at. 3Dc
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Hair Tonnes

32c Westphai's Auxiliator, special. .2hc
59c Westphsl's Aux1liator. special. ..4Sc
S3c Hays Hair Health. special at. .26c
Soc Hays Hair Heaiths special at. Boo
Sac Danderine, during this SIC
26c schwarz's Kil-ve. special at......15c
S9c Chambers HAIR Invigorator. 49,. &Sc
100 Empress Hair Color Restorer. DOC
42c Walnutta Hair Stain, spec. at. Bic
&c Partisan Sage Hair Tonic, spec. SOC
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Pills and Tablets

12c Laxative Quinfne Tablets at........1Oe
$50 Quinine Pills, special, grain. .......1 6c
19c Lithia Tablets, special at............15c
15c Biaud's Iron Pills, special at......1Oc
15c Rhiuitis Tablets. special at. ........10
25c Rhubarb and Soda tablets ........ 19c
lOc Sulphur and Cream Tablets. ........Sc
35o Warburg's Tincture. special at. 29c
Csc Cascara Tablets, s g., st...........1Oc
25c Cascara Tablets. 8 gr., at...........11c
1oc Soda Mint and Pepsin Tablets. Sc
loo Soda Mint Tablets, SC
10c Chlorate OF Potash Tablets...........Sc
12c Brown Mixture Tablets for.........1Oc
25c Migraine Tablets, special at........13c
25c Compound Cathartic Tablets. .......1D
Csc Compound ~Cathartics, impd. ......1Dc
25c Asafoetida Pills, special at..........1D
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AGAIN THE KEY A

Newark police are still keeping .
weather eye out for the mysterious
key-man" burglar. That. the SLY crook
Is still doing business In this city wan
INDICATED last night. when Henry f.
Little, l57 Verona venue reported to
Captain Carroll. of the detectives, that
his home had been entered during the
afternoon and. looted of cash amount.
ing to s22.7O, besides valuable gems.
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Toilet Articles

1zc Bath Salt, 10 pounds. special. ....,...Dc
1oc Styptic Pencils. special at...."......bc
45c Sanitary Napkins. special at........85c
15c Bamberger's Egg Shampoo..........10c
40c BARRIERS Egg Shampoo, special .,33c
&c J. & ]. Gauze B~andages. 3-in........5c
19c Aliens Foot Ease, special. indie
1oc Royal Foot Powder. special. .........6c
1oc Fluff's Moquet, this sale at..........7c
15c Birmingham Douche, special ..........6c
s0c Absorbent Cotton. l h., for.......19c
l0c Zouo Eyebrow Pencils, or............2C
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Creams and Lotions

15o EIbeco Peroxide Cream, special. loo
25c E1beco Peroxide Cream special. D
31o Pompeian Massage Cream for. 26e
acc Pompeian Massage Cream for. Soc
Soc Mellowdew Lotion, special at
S1.5S Ruppert's Face Bleach at......1.39
csc Knickerbocker Cold Cream........21
Soc Knickerbocker Cold eam........ doc
go Benzoin and Almond Lotion. 80.
15c Witch Hazel Jelly, special. ........9
!bo Cucumber Jelly, special at..........0c
21c D.. q R Cold Cream, special. ..15c
40c D.. & r. Cold Cream. special. .34c
16c Heal Skin, for this sale .....121kc
soc Cream OF Almond and Honey .. .25c
1sc Woodbury's Facial Cream........15
100 Cocoa Butter, for this sale. ........7c
S5c Aliens Massage Cream, spec. .24c
12c Patey's Cold Cream, special. ...1Oc
46c Kintho Freckic Cream, special. .37c
sbo kintho Frechle Cream, special. .60c
1ec Oxzyn Balm, for this sale, at. ..15c
sc Migrants Milk weed Cream for. ..38c
900 Le Fevre's Cream Almond and
I1Oncy ........ZSC
bc . Fevre's Nedra Cream, spec. 26c
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Alcohol

15c Pyro Denatured Alcohol, pints......13
25c Pyro Denatured Alcohol, quarts. .22c
75c Pyro Denatured Alcohol, gallon. Soc
Csc Grain Alcohol. s-oz., special. 49,. Gle
+5c Grain Alcohol, pints, special. $3.50. 10
CSC Grain Alcohol, quarts, special -. 3
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Baby Foods

12c Robinson's Barley. special at.....1Oc
22c Robinson's Barley. special at.....1Oc
SIC Horlick's Matted Milk. special. :. .64c
2.s5 Horlick's Matted Milk. special. 200
64c Mellin's Food, for this sale 49,. .49c
66c Eskay's Foods. during this sale. .49c
zoe L. & F. Sugar OF Milk, special. ..15c
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BaY Rum

Best St. Thomas, West india, Bar
Rum. The finest that can be produced.
Fully guaranteed.
s-oz. bottles, reg. 30c. special .........23
Pint bottles, reg. soc, special. .......45c
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Manicure Articles

1sc Lustrtte Nail Enamel. special. 4. .15c
1oc Lustrite Nail Enamel. special. -. To
1876 Lustrite salve, special pr1cs......1Sc
Sc Long Emery Boards................3c
sec and 76c Nail Buffers. for this
odit
10c Emery Boards, tapered. special. ...7c
&c Orange Wood Sticks, zen.......1
32c Harnisch Nall Enamel, special. .24c
32c Pray's Ongaline, for this sale. &c
1Sc Pray'H Rosaiine, this sale at. -
10c Ladies' Pumice. for this sale. .....7c
Be Requa Pumice. for this sale. .....3c
10c Requa Manicure Outfits, for........7c
Csc Reoua Manicure Outfits, for. 1Oc
15c Nall Files, during this sale. Toe
15e Steel Tweezers. special. each. ....1Oc
CSC Lustrite Nail Bleach, special. . .1Bc
23c Lustrite Cuticule Ice, special. .1Dc
1Oc Requa Nail Polish, ror this sale. TO
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BARRIERS Supplies

Witch Hazel, 1 gal. bottles, for. 0Oc
W~estphal's Auxiliator, bot. ..26c & 4Sc
Hair Brushes, good quality. ZACH. .5Oc
Whtsk Brooms. strongly made ......1Dc
Aliens Massage Cream, medium 49,. 24c
Pompeian Massage Cream, large. .3Dc
Peroxide Cream, two sizes. ...1Oc 4 16c
Egg Shampoo In 2 sizes, at. 1Oc & 33c
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Quick results are what you ret II you use M
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Toilet Powders

16o Arnours Sylvan Talcum, for. ....1Oc
f9o Bathasweet Bath Powder, for....16c
lie Sosoderma Violet Talcum for....IOc
1bc and Ice Rkers Talcum Powder
TOT
1bc B~ruguier's Violet Taleum at......1Oc
100 Bruguiers Borated Talcum at....1Oc
Soc Nedra Face Powder, special at. .2SC
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Tooth Preparations

lc Bradiey's Tooth Powder, special. .1Oc
1bc CaIox Tooth Powder. special. ....13c
tic Sanitol Tooth Powder, special. ...14c
Ito Sozodont Powder, for this sale. lac
lie sozodont Paste. for this sale. lac
Ito Sozodont Liquid. for this sale. ..14c
see Sozodont Combination, special. =. Sac
1870 Buthomal Tooth Paste. special. lie
500 Wernet Dental Plate POWDER. -. 26c
leo Denticura Paste. special. Aide
&c Wernet's Dental Plate Powder. SOC
roc Kalymas Tooth Paste. special He
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Between
Ourselves

Suppose you were out in
across a tree whose lower
branches were laden with
RIPE, LUSCIOUS FRUIT.
Suppose the upper branches
of this self-same tree bore a
quantity of green and
dwarfed oranges. Suppose.
once more, that you we're
orange hungry and wanted to
eat-would you go to the
owner of the grove and Dor
row a ladder and climb up in
to the topmost branches OF
this tree for the dwarfed and
unripe oranges, or would you
stand on the ground and
gather in the golden globes
WITHIN YOUR REACHf
If you were wise you would
probably garner the ripe fruit
nearest you.
The same thing applies to
New York shopping. Here is
this great store within a few
minutes ride or walk Of
where you live. Why waste
time and patience and
MONEY travelling through
tubes and across rivers-on
trains and boats-when you
a come right straight 20
the Bamberger store and get
exactly what you want at a
considerably lower price than
you would expect to pay over
there?
Really, now, doesn't this
New York shopping habit
seem ridiculous?
We think 1t does, and YOU
will come to think the same
way before long.
Gather in the rich, ripe fruit
nearest you, and leave the
GREEN oranges for those
who like to climb.
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Toilet Paper

SC Rolls Toilet Paper, ale dee
10c Rolls Toilet Paper. sale price. Sc
1oc Pkgs. Toilet Paper. special. .....Sc
l5c Velvet Toilet Paper, special at..11c
25c Toilet Paper, three rolls for Pic
15c Japanese Toilet Paper. ...........11
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Witch Hazel

Our Witch Hazel Is the best double--
distilled and of high alcoholic strength.
Fully guaranteed.
S-oz. bottles, regular 12c, special. DE
1907. bottles, regular zoe, special. HE
Quarts, regular 35c, for this sale. ...27c
One gallon, regular s1.o0, special. 49,. Doc
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80 Duffy's Malt whiskey. special. .8Tc
74c GUIDES Pepto Mangan, special. 900
Boc God Liver Oil and Wild Cherry i. soc
ibc DR.. Pitchers Castoria for........1Oc
Ice Sodium Phosphate. special at....15c
iec Vichy Salts. during this sale......15c
lee Citrate Oh Magnesia, special.
73c Glyco Thymoline, for this sale. Soc
tic Beecham's Pills, this sale at.....1bc
Sc Wampole's Cod Liver OIL. spec. 50c
1ac Seidlitz Powders. spec. box. ...12Mc
SIC Pinkham's Compound, special. :. 64c
10c Bellantine's Malt Extract. for. .7Mc
I2c Liebig's Malt Extract, for. ...,....1Oc
10c Reoua Charcoal Tablets, fol. ....7c
l9o Requa Charcoal Tablets. for. ..14c
Zoe CRscarets, special sale price. Use
S3c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 49,. zoe
tc Arnica Sslve, for this ale........1
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also be considered. The camp will hold
a prize card party later In the month.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
Olive Oil
Nurses Supplies

Bath Thermometers on sale, each. L S
Red Cross Fever Thermometers, ca. 500
Goodyear Hot Water Bottles, each. 5Dc
Syringe. Enamel Reservoir, price. Doc
/ lb. of Absorbent Cotton Obj
Wyeth Corrosive Sublimate Tablets. .15c
Grain Alcohol, 1-pt. bottles. 80. .4Oc