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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-12
THE Man
HIGHER UP
BY HENRY RUSSELL
MILLER
(Continued.1
Copyright, 1910. by Bobbs MGR.
rili Co.

"Of course. You say so, and he goes.
but a young Teller named Remington.
An be amt no SLOUGH, you hear me.
He's the Teller | told you about came
down to the Liberty hall meetin' last
campaign. The boys vas waitin' an
CROWN impatient, until long about 9
o'clock In comes a tall young Teller,
regular kid. Good locker, with long
curly hair an a dashin' kind of wnv-
An swell? He made me feel like a
glass fact'ry, an had on me hunderd
dollar suit too. He steps UP to me
an says, Mr.. Chairman, my names
Remington, an I'm here to make 6
speech At that the boys sets up a
yell, hootin' an guyin' him like four
of a kind. Swell chap doesn't say q
word, but offs with his overcoat an
sits on the table with his hands in his
pockets, laughinsas if he had a good
joke on somebody else. Fin'Iy the
boys lets up fer lack of wind. Then
he starts in an tells a story fit to make
you bust. The boys laughs hard until
they begun to see the point was on
th'm. Then he gives 'em the worst
tor que lashin' you ever heard. /
thought there would be trouble an was
gittin' ready to keep the peace when
Il of the boys sings out, You're all
right, kid An dash me II they didn't
cheer him louder than they'd guyed
him. Then he talked fer near an hour.
An talk! Say, that kid had 'em all
tied in a knot When he was through
they all crowded up to him an wanted
TO buy him drinks. Oh, he's a corker
an no mistake"
well, what of him7" Bob interrupt
ed Higgins flow somewhat inpatient
ly.
Hes takin' the Smith end of the
row. Lives in the Seventh-Stough-
toms OWL ward, you know-gets him
self elected ward chairman-how, I
don't know. An now he's goin' round
sayin' faint fair to turn Smith down
this trip. Hos gettin' the boys stirred
up some too"
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I'm NOT AFRAID OF YOU, BOB
more. I am prepared to Ike you. which
is unusual. You and l." he declared
with q confident smile. were made to
work together. We fit"
"In other words, you ask me TO share
with you what power l already have,
to take you into a full partnership at
once. That's modest, I'm sure"
mo, no! 1 don't want any Of your
power. Keep it all. 1 will help you to
add to it. But If I help you to increase
it it is only fair that you use it to
give me the public life for which l am
fitted. | don't ask q full partnership.
l Only want to be made your chief
lieutenant, your officer in the field.
But think it over" he concluded
There's no hurry. Take your time
and see If you don't find something in
the proposition. l stop at this church
to meet q girl who is at choir rehearsal
for tomorrow"
You are Paul Remington Bob
cried roughly. Il know you. b
can't De TWO SQGu lu4OJS- AOu NAS
fellow who is trying to fight me In my
district. You fooll What do you sup
pose l care for your ranting theat-
ricels, your star or your boasted pop
ularity? If you had come to me first
l might have listened to you, but you
chose to fight me. Now you must take
the consequences. You may as well
give up all hope Of political rise In this
city. young man. for it's my business
to keep you down. No mar fights me
and livesP'
The young man answered with 9
fearless laugh. You indulge In rant
ing theatricals yourself. l think. But
you can't do it. You're not God, you
know. I'm not afraid OF you, Bob Nc
Adoo. Au reyoirT
He turned and entered the church
leaving Bob to stand staring at tn
swinging door.
In the vestibule Remington stoppet
and covered his face with his hands
the woman's gesture.
= ITO be continued.I
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@AND ~

neighbors-both husbands-both
friends. The two wives-friends.
Mr.. A loves Mrs. B.. Mr.. B loves
Mrs. A. And the way the problem
is solved puts the audience in good
humor for the whole evening. THY
Neighbor's Wife is original and en-
tertaining.
Conan & Harris Grand Opera House
- 1L.sna -4...-. ne -
Rose, one Of the biggest musical
comedy -ces in recent years,
will be the initial offering Of the
season at the Grand Opera House,
New York. She will play there the
week of September 18th, thus open
| ing her Tail Rad-Winter tour only a
few blocks away FROM the Globe
Thatre, where she has PRESENTED
this delightful and sensational NAV
! to crowded houses since early iii 4e
summer.
The same able cast of principals
which helped to make this the most
talked of attractions this season
| will remain in support of Miss SUI
| raft, while the young, pretty and
From every "7la sB1sa1fddpBBIhhfizeeddlassa1;;
chorus and production the Red
Rose is surely an American Beauty.
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direction of Henry w. Savage at the
Lyric Theatre, New York. drawing
as great audiences as when first
presented last season. "Eyerywo-
man" is q play that one can see
again and again-its lesson Is SO i'm
pressive and yet so delicately ex-
pressed that it will never be forgot
ten by those fortunate enough to
see It. The same remarkable cast
of players that presented 1t last sea
son remains unchanged. In bril-
nancy of spectacle and variety OF
entertainment it has NJ equal on the
boards at the present time.
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Boston, Sept. l2-Grahame-White,
the celebrated English aviator who
won the Boston light a C at the
Bostou-Harvard aero meet, gives his
Nieuport machine. the first ever een
in this country, the credit for his vic
tory. He will compete with this
craft in several other contests
throughout the country. Grabame-
White carried Reginald Carr, his
chief m-echanician, in the Boston
light race. He covered 14.5 miles il
Il minutes g 4-j seconds.
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A brilliant American C5--dy-
or suburban COmedy-is Elmer
Harris comedietta, Thy Neighbours
Wife" We cannot tell Just what
a "~comidietta is-possibly the man
agement hesitated about putting
farce on the program. But what
ever It might be technically called
we will simply call it an unusually
clever idea, well worked up, and
Tbo 7ba1,e
wives is not a very common prac-
tice. even in the highly modern
Ted" existence of today. Two
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CHAPTER Y.
A NEW ACQUAINTANCE.

A NEW ACQUAINTANCE.
HOB walked hastily through the
K crowded streets, half ashamed
of his errand. He came to a
jewelry store and, entering,
took his place in the long line Of holi-
day customers. A young man beside
him nodded. "How do you do, Mr..
McAdoOf"
Bob returned the nod c~arelessly. He
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-12

The greatest dramatic spectacle
of recent years, and the only NOR
atty play written in the last five
c~enturies. is now. under the able
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Tuesday, Sept IL, 1911
From | o'clock 10 8 o'clock P. n.

for ss t the eaiigss? ss ST nf isiP. and a 5ss g ta! H; f H. the 9a Fs sbs dEs1 H'Sti si Sa S1h Si
Hies it, t. So be sS IN is s'. sss a, IL; l2 place.. If ,. varou. District, arc I,
follows: ''~'~' "' f~1
First Poll beginning at Gordon street and Staten Island Sound, following
shore lime ,s so"theF y M Tsas st5et to- TO- State s stfeet' to one Gordon no street to
s gnss Of fu RSgt9ning s and the polling place therein will 0' at lO DSn
Second ta Poll mB ea T@ss at sf GstHP "a a c%af4sl n r. R. F a45 RaI hs3' R i3P s 1H P5ses
Of Ds g4>. and t4sP polling place, th"sin will be at l1 Madison I've
FIRST pol-Beginning at Gordon street md Staten Island Sound, running west
f v to State , street IT, To- Fa3 MaSs sts sge't to- IS Sti Hgh 1 sis1S' SOUND 800 oiH and place seo Of
beginning; an the polling place therein will be at 81 Rector street.
sseoT %u1 P1 - 1ss. m 5s # ToS't stsss st'e ss nMA St stsss, ls to aa SSssa 1'sts ses@ to TO
STATE s@ssf to B s i'd :t5s, to s S| it. Il i: = h ssp ,5t :s p' ward. Pf s' EaH5o
THIRD WARD.
First psu-Rsgimng at Market and Tl State . s"st' to "s stately ,t ss es4 to 1M !: r. oi
be sss sH 'a a"5 's p poHH1s' place da therein viii be at 20 State street, pro
Second nss r ts to csa@aI RI E; # to S %%Ai i%s as ss,sssSt to- ST. ts s, :Ss sst, to ! place Of H. ss:
eiani barber sPS ' Shop Pp'S p' '"N'
FOURTH WARE.
First n Pn to oP ef5 ling, at so G1"55S! to To- : h; zig h witty : rs, s: s::ts5y to f@ Ts s :5ss
s stiPSt' ps s@ thor sa'S ~n 70 be G at soI MARKET NJ * street st
Second ron-Begmng at Smith street and Gen Central fa F R: r. to o+l Pf9p tSt c stPsst
R R r. and place Of beginning, and the polling place therein will be at
Third 4 RsHm Hi S3a tin Is i es" tshs , R + e. se@ e 5 sss:;;5y ;'} ETY. H Hss t. T. S y R%P;
H nis. a w the TO polling Mash Pass therein Sasin will ii be- at ri II New Brunswick a7saas,
fH's stsss 1a street 993sAsI ri !, to t. y soSsa ssS e. 5sr5 sst4 s.s ~. ss. seish %Hy s se'a e
1852 State street. Mrs. Doyes Grocery.
second POLL beginning at State and Washington street westerly to Leh s
w. p r norbeatery to Pennsylvania R R. orthweSer TO Sa
ssnMpog Creek hen to Woodbridge Creek, to State street, to place OF ne ne
o gnIiso md the polling plce therein will be at 537 state sTee1, INC
Clnan Engine House,.
SIXTH WARD.
rm. Doll paGnninp at Washington street and Lehlgn NaHey ~ ~ VS.
N"" Nv 70 Penn street to Eagle avenue, to Central L" NJ noneIy 70 In,
euIonio R p southeIy to Lemgh Valley H. H. south " e uy y" PP0
S gTtnnnnnc and the polling place therein iii be at IA han a'ehue'
sacona Poll Beginning at Washington IN Penn streets w pa1aS,v w p
S7"P P rwck avenue westerly to City line, northeIy TO ems va 81 Nm
r sontb-eastel to Central R. R, southery Z" Eage aU I'll ba at
NJ w n"o Of eoinnin and the polling place therein VII De az
Ambov avenue GARFIELD Fire House,
Ola uaof,os for the registration of voters Tor te uehefu n ~
IN y" W. Ihd az he ans places on September 2oh, from D. III " r M
WILBUR LA ROE,
City Glen
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Notice of Meetingof Boards
of Registry and Election

Notice is hereby given that the several Board of Registry and E.
of the City of Perth Amboy will meet in their various Districts on
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THE GIRL IN BUSINESS.

occupy positions in the
wher work. in comparison
be told
Ing herr pretty ace
appreciated
be neat If
easily few
evening at
tailor who most
twentieth mistakes in
display
a IL trimmed
the
simple
will
all
his opinion
donhether clean
one We. hi. advice have forgotten the
haven't perfectly
excuve
they
nat extrsnes
those Who
q busne aseue rulss = insrsaas
~ noHoEnx Avlnx neeAnpk
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New Year Bargains
In the Smart Shops
Bv DOROTHY AVERY HOWARD.

r ONG ago. before l ever came to
live in Washington, l heard of
IL certain woman'S shop in
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, through
some friends who had dealt there for
years. They were people Of means,
who could shop where they pleased.
but they found this house always SO
honest in its dealings and its ready
to-wear stock such a satisfactory one
that they spent most of their money
there. The firm has many other Gus
toners of this kind. who, with the
general public, will hear with great
regret that its business will be closed
out to settle up a family estate, the
sale of the stock to begin to-day.
Their only consolation will lie in the
fact that at the sale they will be able
to find some rare bargains in tailored
suits, afternoon and evening gowns,
neckwear, gloves, &c. Some of the
pfettiest dancing frocks Of this sea-
son are shown here, as well as other
fine garments. The sale starts this
morning when the store opens, so the
woman who is wise will go early. that
she may have her choice in selection.
a SALE Of linens in a big shop in
~ F. street. near Eleventh street,
IA this week will entice many
wise housekeepers who know
what the January sales in this de-
partment mean. Exceptional values in
towels, table and bed linens, with a
few pieces Of dress materials In ramie
cloth, popular for summer suits, and
linen for tailored waists. are among
the good things included in this sale.
Cotton goods are also reduced at the
same time.
n REN'S clothing of a fine quality
MI and tailored in the best style
lvx is being sold at sacrifice prices
by a well-known firm of cloth
iers and furnishers located near the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Tenth street. Here overcoats valued
at $40 are now reduced to VS., whhe
suits and coats worth SIS are now
marked $l7.2S. Other grades have been
cut in proportion.
READY-to-wear shop in G
"A street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, offers what is
left of it's fur stock at just
about one-half the regular price. A
pOny COdl, "EiSh VI SA>SPSAS>.-
quality and has been marked to sell
at sls5 during the season. may now be
bought for $50. This is guaranteed to
be the genuine article, and is beauti-
fully marked. Fur sets may also be
had here at special reductions.
-HE vogue of pearls this season In
jewelry is phenomenal. Some
i very handsome effects In
baroque pearls are shown by a
jewelry shop in F street. near Four
teenth, where the latest novelties in
ornaments are always to be seen.
Some exquisite pearl necklaces are
here displayed. with the very smart
styles in dinner rings liked this year.
A novelty which has heretofore char
acterized the costumes of actresses
like Julia Marlowe in their produc-
ton of Romeo and Juliet" Is the
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Juliet cap or headdress Of pearls which
IS being worn this season by society
women at full-dress affairs. Pendant
earrings of pearls are very much in
vogue, as well as the single baroque
pearls preferred by the woman who
wants to wear hers all Of the time in
stead Of just on dress occasions.
a SALE Of S portieres for $29S is
"a one Of the bargains of the week
1 y in a department store near
Eighth street and the Avenue.
These are to be had in only one color
red-and are of mercerized fabricA
either plain or trimmed, with Per.
sian border. Others are finished with
a silk cord. At $50 there are hand
some portieres of velour. some Of them
with reversible effects. which have
sold regularly at so and SIS pair.
.
r INEN note paper of frst-cass
quality is offered for sale now
II in a stationer's shop in F street.
between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, at 15 cents a pound
Two packages of envelopes to match
may be bought at the same price.
-HE much advertised sale, at .
department store in Seventh
L street, near X street. of the
dress goods stock of a certain
well known firm in F street, which
has just concluded to discontinue this
line in order to make room for its
ready-to-wear stock. drew a large
crowd of shoppers to the former
place yesterday. The reputation Of
these goods for quality made the dis
corning woman eager to avail herself
Of the opportunity to buy first-class
goods for the price Of a cheap grade.
These are the kind Of bargains that
every one Is justified in trying to
find. 1t Is not a fake, but genuine
sale.
A FURNITURE house in street
~ between Eleventh and Twelfth
1 u noted for its fine goods and
its attractive methods Of dis
playing them, has had an unusually
attractive window exhibit for the
past few days. 1t represents a high
class dining-room furnished in very
handsome Flemish oak-the dead
black finish with carved relief de-
signs for ornamentation. With q car
pet in dull red tones and a wall
paper with a cream background and
figures which match the floor cover
ing. against which were hung drap-
cries of handsome Cluny lace, the
room is an artistic effort in furnish
ings and decorations, worthy even Of
this firms excellent taste.
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MENUS AND RECIPES.
T0-day's Menu.

To-dny's Menu.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal Sugar and Cream.
Creamed EGGS. Fried Potatoes
English Mullins: Coffee.
Baked Potatoes. Cole Slaw.
Orange Short Cake. Cocoa.
DINNER.
Pepper Pot.
Scalloped Duck. Beefs
Sweet Potato Boulettes.
Apple and Celery Sauce.
Waters Cheese.
Dark steamed Pudding.
Coffee.
Pepper Pot-Wash clean three pounds
Of tripe, half honeycomb and half plain.
Put into the soup kettle with knuckle
Of veal and four quarts of cold water.
Simmer slowly all day, replenishing the
water as 1t evaporates. Strain OF the
soup and set aside until next day. Re
move the fat and put the jellied stock on
the fire with one onion. a bunch Of sweet
herbs. two stalks Of celery, six cloves.
and teaspoonful Of peppercorns. Sim
mer for two hours and remove the sea-
sonings. Add the tripe cut into dice and
the veal chopped fine, two medium-sized
potatoes cut into dice and parboiled. and
one tablespoonful Of parsley. Simmer
fo- half an hour, thicken with two table,
spoonfuls OF butter and two tablespoon
fuls Of -four rubbed together to a paste.
and salt and pepper to taste. Chop fine
one-quarter of 4 pound Of suet. measure
u and take twice As much -four: add one
quarter Of teaspoonful Of salt and just
enough ice water to moisten. Make up
into dumplings the size Of a marble.
drop into the boiling soup. cover, SIM
mer for fifteen minutes, and serve.
Dark Steamed Pudding-One cupful Of
finely chopped beef suit. one cupful Of
molasses, one cupful Of cold water, two
cupfufs Of -four. one teaspoOnful Of bak-
ing soda. one-half teaspoonful of salt,
two teaspoonfuls Of ground cinnamon.
one teaspoonful Of ground cloves Sift
all the dry Ingredients together and mig
thoroughly. Steam three hours and serve
with q hard sauce favored with vanilla
49, --~s.n-
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SYNOPSIS.

When about to drown htmseif. Paul Janet - m
terceptcd 81 John CHn0d. q mysaSom Old man:
Promised great vealth. Janet aens an ,sn 1ar,e,
then e.tabllshe. the yOLng man. under the name o.
Paul cle.nd s In m.Sr,nesms ,, Seonec cOon''' n0'
sni faiis in love With WarEaret Shenstone. daueh-
tss Of sndse and s nu enc0w,s sn ie.rn. n that Ss
fs heir to iarxe foetune and tIes In vain to havs
Clifford release him from his PLEDGE.
MrA Shensto0e, Q nthcf mysterious WoW1n,
mother Of Margaret questions Paul closely q to ni:
identity and he aftefward pees her in Q midnigns
consuitation with q staneef. Clinord. IN further.
Of his scheme Of revenge. orde1s Paul to snoo,
Juiee Shenstonc Paul refuses. and defes him. A!
Ciord is intrucfing another agent he 10 told that
the Judge has been murdered. On orcumstAntiai
evidence MrR ShenStone il accused and conv,cteo
of having killed her husband.
In q stormy interview between Clifford and Paul
the discover is made that they father ana son
Clifford Who is really Paul John Shenstone tells
Paul the story of his VfunGx
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Novel Table Decoration.
kATlNEES, 1000 SEATS. Toe

From the Philadelphia Star
An engagement luncheon to be given
next week for a fashionable girl offers
may be followed to advantage by others
The general scheme Of ornamentation is
that of a conservatory and aviary COM
bined.
The birds used in the decorations are
about three inches long, so built that
they balance when the tiny hook, which
is an excellent substitute for claws. is
placed on slender twig or wire. The
birds look like paroquets. They are prob
ably made of papier mache, and come
| in different colors. but for the young
girls luncheon those of white. shading
to a pink tone in the neck and head
were chosen. The small toy shops sell
them and they cost. as a rule, 10 cents
each.
In the center of the table for the en-
gagement luncheon are to be sprays OF
orange blossoms, growing apparently
from a messy bank. The birds are perch
ed among the flowers, on the natural
stems. Such an idea could be modified
using only a natural bare branch for
the birds make quite enough ornamental
ton. Tiny nttIe swings, such as are used
in cages, are placed. one at either cor
ner of the centerpiece. and a bird is
perched in each. The swings are twist
ed with asparagus vines. The birds them
selves cannot hold a flower or leaf m
their beaks or they would overbalance.
For each guest there will be a tiny box
plant. in a small fancy china dish. which
will serve as a favor. On top of each of
the four candle shades a bird will be
perched, care being taken to have it side
wise that it shall not burn.
For q dinner such birds might be used
with great effect by choosing those with
feathers of different colors. In the middle
Of the table two uprights to serve as
telegraph poles might be a foot or more
apart. These should support a fine silver
wire. On this the birds must be placed
at irregular intervals. facing In different
directions.
Beneath the wire, on the table, An ar
rangement of box plants with bright red
combined, either by the berries or flowers
would be effective
Another charming way would be to
raise a dish in the center of the table
and perch the birds about it.
A foundation of moss or q small fancy
stand could serve as the flower base.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
l&SIsy!l9!

Daily Matinee: sc: Evenings. &c 5c and 75c.
Joyful Tuneful. Laushabe Jubilee Bill. Chase
Greatest Anniversary Ceebration. GUS EDWARDS
SONG REV UE-' % BROADWAY CUMElIi
STARS. including Mr.. Edwards. in the Mammoth
Musical Production Without Parallel. Five Scenes
of Absolute Novelty. DOC WHITE. the White
Sox Pitching Wonder in Fun for the Fans
AGNES SCOTT HENRY kEANE. BILLY
GASTON 4 MINERVA COvERDALE. Three
NesaruA Musical LyreS. Wonderful Daylight
Motion Pictures. MKT wEEk-Nalerie Bergere
L. Co. in Judgment Her Latest Triumph. Nor
ton & Moore, The Merry Whirl'' Comedy Stars,
&c. Buy Seats To-day,
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Chutney Relish.

-Four pounds chopped apples, four
pounds brown sugar. one pound seedless
raisins. level dessertspoon cayenne pep
per. same as ground garlic, two table
spoons green ginger root one and a half
cups vinegar. Cook in oven until done
Stir frequently.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-28
SAGE And SULPHUR
! CURES DANDRUFF
restores Faded and Gray Hair to
Natural fcIor-Itcl,ing Scalp
Quickly Stopped.

This applies 10 Wyeth,s sage ana
Snl1AHr Hair Remedy for if it does
nor 90 exactly what is claimed for it,
ne sales would naturally drop off.
HoweFe@. &'yeth's Sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy does make go5d. as
eEtd'nee9 y lis daily increasing
sale. druggists say That this pre-
paHaJioa ives the hest satisfaction
OF any aaIr remedy ever sold. Wyeth $
Sage aad sulphur is clean and whole
some an4 perfectly harmless. It
hair, removes dandruff. STRENGTHENS
the aalF gives new life 10 dull or
pareaed hair and gradually restores
gray mar 70 natural color.
This preparation is offered TO the
public q fifty cents bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists.
Special Agent, Mann Tankers'ey
Drug Co, PSI W. End Ave.