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Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
Dihhnnc Factory End NIUUVno Bargains

 At 5c--No. i Wash Ribbon, all colors at Dc a piece of yards, value Sc. At 6c-No. IF Wash Ribbon, all colors Sc piece of 5 yards. value Sc. At sc-No, 2 Wash Ribbon, all colors at Sc a piece of yards, value 10c
 At 12Iac-White Moire Betting at 12hc yard, regular price 15c. At ec-Brilliant Taffeta Ribbons, 3N inches wide, in black, white and oolors, value 12hc. At 15c-Brilliant Taffeta Ribbon, A inches wide, in black, white and | colors, value 19c. At 16c-Moire Taffeta Ribbon, 5 inches wide, in black, white and colors, value 19c. At 1ec-B Brilliant Taffeta Ribbons, 5h inches wide, in black, white and colors, value 25c. At 19c-Fancy Ribbon, full inches wide, in white, pink and sky, value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13
Domestic Department

At 5c-Brown sheeting, value Sc. At 6slc-Brown sheeting. value &c., At 734o-4O-inch Brown sheeting.
 value 1Oc. At -Bleached sheeting, value
 S1Ac
 At 9Lao-Pillow Case Cotton, value
 121kc. At 19c-9-4 Brown Sheeting. from 25c At 9c-Pillow Cases. from 12hc. At 11c-Pillow Cases, from 14c. At 12Iac-Pillow Cases, from lie, At 45e-sheets. from soc. At 55c-Sheets. from ssc, At 65o-Sheets, from s5c. At 4c-Standard quality Twilled
 Crash-Factory End price tc a
 yard.
 At 734c-Linen Crash. value 1Oc. At 11o-Iinen Crash, value 15c, At 4c-Huok and Turkish Towels
 Factory End price 4c each. At 6Ac-Huck Towels, value Sc. At 10c-Huck Towels. value 12hc. At 934e-Fancy White Goods. Dimi-
 ties, Muslins, Etc. value 15c At 12lAc-Fancy White Goods, newest
 patterns, value lsc, At 16c-Fancy White Goods, some of
 the finest grades, value 2bc. At 99c-English Long Cloth, S6 inches
 wide-at Ssc a piece of 12 yards,
 value $1.25.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
FOR ".
AFRICA IS SENT
TO NEW YORK
lTs vALuE NOW ls ABOUT si4
pEH STICK, BUT WHEN "
REAeAEs ire DESTINATION IT
WILL Dc MORE THAN poUaLE.

Timber from ren.aeoia has frs.
qnsntiy been shipped 70 the wsst eosst
q Africa. a. well as 20 practically ail
parts u me woFid but q ear iaaa
which went out fr5m this pert yss,sF.
Day Il 70 be handlst Ia a dl1srsni
manner from any ever shipped hsfora
Il E0ea % New York ~ raj ans there
q viii DO iaads9 On q steamer fqf The
west coasi 81 Afriaa, the Destination
being a small port on The eoaHt
The Pensacola Lumber CO. shipped
TIE timber. u ln o. Etlset timber and
vii De USED ah prups In me minea 60
Africa Gts value On leavinm ReEsa.
cola was about SO gar stick, but when
Il fnally reaches lts destination & VII
represent about tf5 per stick
The original Plaza wac 70 ahip this
timber on ire steamer Can Mzefntyrc.
which loaaed q cargo Aera Tor AfgiSs.
lat the shipment vas delayed and ths
steamer departed. The buyers thea
harmed that steamer vas taking 4
cargo out q New Hark Ter Africa and
ordered tie timber shipped BY raii %
that point
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
Santa Claus
Letters

day 7 vrant yoa 20 bring me a don
and n doll carriage and a story beck.
and Hame candy, and come nuts nnd
some oranges. and some apples. Coed
BYE. Prem your little friend. Annle
Mas Way i2ii 70. ta2ua street
Dear santa Ciaun am a rir
eight years ald. I s. a. school ! am
Ia the thira Erada . want bis nnd
pretty dolL Z want q doll hkmmoek
and q Tn tea set want n taii house,
a little dresser and q little washaiandi
nama apples. nuts and candy. Jeanne
King. Bsnlfay, Fia.
Dear Santa Claus. Please brina me
an follows a machine bed. daA, In
dian suit. trunk. table and chairs. car
riaEa and tea hoi. Auis, candles and
oranges. Yours truly L.ouiaa Bertha.
ca w oarden street
Dear Santa Claus am q Attle
rirl "a the third Erado and ( am Try
ina 10 D. 3 smart girl becauEc ] love
my teacher and BE- SIRE and bring her
Egfnathinr raai pretty 7 want you o.
BRING me a rinR. a bruceiet and d
bicycle. and my little brother ia three
years CID lie wants a train, and q
red whoaihmrrow. wishing yea a
merry Christmas and a happy New
Year Your little frienda. EuHenie
Mnlsr and Richard p4re1. iQzi 4. Lee
street
Dear Santa Ciaun Please bring me
harp. elephant engine. bell and BAG.
ere truck. ere crackers, fruit aud
candy. James r. kasL
Dear Eanta Claus. am a uftie
Firl four years Old. Please DON'T for
SET me. I want you o. bring me 3
DOL and a drum end q NttlU wagon.
n win 40 Cor brother and ] hotA !
wnt "a tea fdt and little wooiiT dos.
I think this win DO Please aoa't for
set candy and frulL Efam your little
friend. Berthe Kast
Dear santa Claus . am little boy
els years old I am Eoiug t0 school
u0a I want yau 90 hrlng nae an nu-
tcmohIlo. ere truck. baseball and en-
CINE. candy. fruit Anything you think
~ wu1 % for a little boy IKE me.
Your friend Theodore kasL
Dear santa Claus. Please bring me
Dc follows. Caoo-choo train. box cars.
poodle doc. soldiers. motorcycle, ape
rTea. candles. nuts and that's alb
Master Melvin Berlin. Ell vs.. Garden
street. =. 8. Bc sure Co bring me al
these things.
Dear santa CIauas 7 ana a little
baby boy Eve years old Please brins
me an Indian suit q horn, d train
some candy. oranges. apnloa Brine
rama and papa some hing. toe
Y palmaa Farint. Gl8 ~ Government
street
Dear santa Claus. en- elcver
years old and am in the third Grade.
| am going nicely in my books. 7 alal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
DR.. Hartman Advocates Fresh Air
AS a Treatment for Lung Diseases

a. aIli they esd more harm than good
AZ treatment fnF luns diseases vas
feed and plenty bf "a suited 20 the
taste uf TIE patlent Fresh, warm cir
TIE patient aeeplna 0n an upper houn
II there ls angthina HHch patient
needs % o. warmth. az vel as alp ana
san. u a0d.ilau BE- thla. the riEht sort
~ a tuuis and dlraHivs Ktimulhnt cuu-
stliutea uY treatment fUr lang ulH-
UaBes. This I had been advaCatinH All
aionE. Z was the arai doetsr 10 mis-
country - navocais The fr~sh hiF
treatment
. Do not apnruvs ~ fhs frpsh az
treatment az applied ~ the augiorR
todaT n Hufne fatura article ] Am
EpsnH 20 tsii whg, Il 4 Hanieisnl To-
he o. EaF nuw has TIE aaeters Save
HwumH tn tha ether eNtreme, Ia ape
p.Tina fresh all - thslr patients hey
have kliaa many ~ 6alnpnazs Ana
fela ard exposure 90 ne sleInsnis.
~ ftunna tham wis eggs ana miik
hey have aaranrea tha digestive or
rams - a. % hasten the ends
with rest, hsma surroundings fresh
az, seed homs-coekod feed Eni Pc
Faaa a kreateF Per cent 90 luna dia.
eases recover than frum any othaf
treatment Ia It's Or any ether s5un.
iry, Z sincerely ballsve thia and J
propose 70 proclaim q % M pe0pla
and restore E0mgwhat TIA prestige %
tha cd peFanas new known az ka-
tafna. On the treatment 81 eatarrh ~
ne ianEa anf ether catarrhal dlsa4nea.
C4tarrh % the luaKa IL .ust ordinary
Catarrh, not germ disease. 70
treating 6 a. q catarrhal disease
an uiaking cures whsra cthers faiL
These wishing the Revised perunai
Laclpia O. Manaiin car nnd them -
any drus store Those wishinE .
procure kstarno, the oid-tima Peruna
referred % in the above remarks,
should inquire % their druggist foT
iL ~ D. does net keep g IN stock he
can easily got Il % any wholesaler In
the United States ~ Cor any reason
nc does net % % write 70 the Ka-
tarno Company Columbus, Ohio. and
they VII tell you nov % set q.
IN references 20 Katarno ] wish "a
say again what I have said many
times before. that KAtarn0 20 manu-
fncturod ~ The Katarno COMPANY,
Columbus, Ohio, hy my consent
personally guarantee Kntnrno L
made strictly according 20 the fer
mula of the cid PeTuna. tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
SHE LOST HER HAIR AND
GOT IT BACK WITH HERPICIDE

unnf become discouraged simply be-
cause your hair fslls and Be- thin. weak
an1 wlary unul you have tried Herui-
.idH IA Hrst began t0 use Newbro'a
nernIcidc three years axo. after a Hpc'l
Of fever. which caused me 20 become
almost bald HeruIeide soon restored
the quantity and natural color 20 mv
hair feei i0at without a bottle II
Werr'eidc On ere house" Thus MIA
Anna g. LHyu s2i Second Ave. Louis
vile. XIV tells in Der own words bow
che lost hrr haT and bow enc Eot BE-
back Mra lawns experience has been
dnII.a.rf fHuuraud times and can
De- repeated thousands more
NeWtro's Werpirifc seera the hair
and scalp in perfectly healthy con-
diuon. When enc hBir rapn'a has not
been destroyed by the ravarcs Of taa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

dandrur germ. ths hair VIII resume &c
suspended growth.
Ncwbr6's HeruirIde ku's ne fan1run
germ and checks falling hs'r The
itching 30 the scalp stops almost in-
stantly. others initiate and make
similar claims. but the original dam
drun germ destroyer De- HcrHirife
Applications az this wonderful rem
efy may be obtained at any good bar
Der shop.
send Zoe in ncafare Cr silver for
sample and booklet % The Ucrplcife
Co. Dept m. Detroit. Mitch
Ncwhros Herri-ide in soc and fi ~
siFea is sold by an dealers who guar
autfc GO to 40 all fhat e. cf8Irr8 ff
you are not satisfied your money win
Ne refunded DfAlcmtcrta.s pEarra rv
special artuJ IAty1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

eo.uwbua, chie, Others rrltlulsa.
oae az BE critics. in commenting upon
pr, Harfmana lass article. entitled
"catarrh af tha LuuEa.' REMARKS that
be hnid uafhiuH whatever ahaut the
fresh err treatment far lung diseases,
As the frarh Hlr treatment taf lans
diseases appears ~ 80 about the only
treatment q the ordinary Dhsuioian %
today, th8 emission GO refer 81 Il at az
IL REGARDED - q crave enc.
Hearing ~ these fhinEs Ire doctor
good natuFu1iy answered bic critie as
follows la said.
so. sai1 nathinz ABOUT fresh az
a. an adiunct % the treatment o. iunH
diseases Z intended 10 speak Is tha.
lstcr Z have o. much 90 Say On that
subject tAat z could uut combine &c
with my previous article without MAKE
Ing % TOO Ions Just waiL Z VIII ggt
O. ulat subject SEGA guouEa.
have always been en- advocate of
fresh cir flr Che treatment O. lung
diseases. L8un. long before the doe
tors said anything a1aut &C. d was talk-
inE o. and wfiang &c. In my book
The Confidential Ihvair'sr.' nfteen
years aEo. 4 was warning the people
aEainat the treatment Ter Jung DIS
eases then iu vogue witE the doctgrs
In those days they used fo shut such
patients ~ ORR t.sht room. lliiug tie
room with The famea q -reospte, ad-
miuisteFing iarEo deHer cf graoaots In
ternal5s HtFF ehnia. morphine and the
ike Against on tEiH 7 protested
said what vas needed was fresh air.
2 said that such drugs were not needed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
MOTHER OF THE
LATE FATHER
O'BRIEN DEAD
MRS, ANNIE o'sRISN sUocUMss
At HER HOME m ANRlsToN,
ALA AND TIE REMAINS WILL
ARRIVE HERE TODAY

Mra. Annie o'Brien. mother e TIE
late Father O'Brien. who died a little
over q year ago. succumbed after q
liuwering Illness az her home In An
n'stoE. Ala. yesterday morning.
The deceased had made her home IN
Admission for a number o. years with
her dauEhtcr, but vas well known IN
pensactia and Warrington. where she
once resided
The remains VIII % sent 20 Persia
cola for burial TIE body WI arrive
in the citx this afternoon az Csc
O'Clock and O. e expected tire funeral
VIII be tomorrow, although tho date
end hour have not been decided upon.
Ihe interment probably viii bc az
Warrington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
TO ARGUE CASE
ON THURSDAY
DEMURRER WILL sc HEARD BY
JUDGE WOLFE ~ CASE OF At.
ToRNEY JOHN p. Stokes
AGAINST COUNTY AUDITOR.

tudEs WoIa 81 tas circuit couEt va
CA 1hurHaaV mnFuinE bear the De-
uurruf in tha man4amus ease % Tahn
L. stoaas against Jas, MacEihhnn. fha
aauatE auattar and Resesa Wataun a
iaaea. attorney foF M Alacrlh boa.
have been nauhsd thai 5hs caas wllI
be arglsd 60 81 s.clach that meralnR.
The manaauaus waa nled ~ ST.
Stokes wlsn tsE ruunfp auditas De-
c.insd ta issue variant Cor a. See
iu rEHF ~ Mr SfusFs az Is Zee f1f
aEslsrLnE ODE raautE atf1EC~4 lu the
slIt hroBrht ~ ina Bi1ust canatruc.
Tea Co
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10


fsr anything have 10 % the ask
fng. and a large boz of candy and
also some fruits and nuts. Wiahiug
500 merry Christmas and a happy
Nev Year. with love. Jamie Marshall
Mer avid niun spring.. Fla.
Dear santa Claus ana a boy eight
years aid. Please bring me q SUR ~
clothes. rtory book and fruit and Gro-
works 90 au E.uda Bring my brother
Warhingtcu ara avorcoat. pistol, fruit
end hreworks. end my baby brotaer IA
ffffy beer. "a uttio wagon and bern.
Remember 600 fha boys and a.rla.
prom Mallory Mouit1u and brother,
$500 nee o. Maxwell street
uear santa claus Z want mg doh
dressed over iH white. and 7 want a
drawing Fft same of luttos, and a
feWinH boN and rair 90 gloves and
tf1Ir winkH Please bring me some
Ere crackers some candy and nutH
nm lItte g.rl cen years cd. i've
Ht as o. Government street. Prom
gaaf friend. Natalie Bigmcr.
uear saua Claus want v0u %
frur mn come MARBLES. and a drum
HnH born and au automobile 4 am
Htf.s boy and 2 am going Co be- good.
aiF1 want some candy and nuts and
rHmn Gre crackers Trom your uttie
t.r. Joe uiu=.s- f-s q. Government
street RI H also want a police
MANIC uH and pop sun and tool chest
Urfr Santa Claus 7 want 3 horn
and fra set q story book and a d1I
2 want a sewing box and some nuts
uaa esnd . tive az as RI Govern
freut street your little friend. Laura
Mfv niumer
Dear Santa Claus 7 am a boy eve
sears DID, Z want au automobile and
merry -Eo-round want a street
car and a boat I want a rookna
horse some nuts apples and candy
Vivian k.nE BauIf1y TIA.
uear saufe Claus am 3 little Dos
Ger years ola and would IKE f1r yoJ
ta hrBE nae "a football. and a mltt
uHHnn. la BAG. a pair % gloves. ant
some fireworks and some fruits ans
that wIU b. an Earnest Borraa. 80
2aa ~ Government street
Dear Santa claus. lam little SIR
tIEht years ol4. 80 to school evcr1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
TO GIVE A
FISH CHOWDER
WILL ENTERTAiN THEIR FRIENDS
At The CLUB on WEST Gar.
DEN STREET THIS EVENING.

The Pensacola LotTc ~ T-Iks wIil en-
tcrfain their friends tonight AZ the
club on West Cs Sen street. when they
win Eivc q fah chowfer. The event
o. expected 90 be e. enjoyable 80 ita
predecessors.
Fash fIk On expected 10 attend md
tfinH a friend win aim.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

nfrtrhea Sores CT plur'ea. They don't
have them. nor ufI auy enc. who uses
Urrkfeusa Arrlca EafFc o. Eicrines the
face. Ecrrra ~ salt nheum vanish
before t % cures core urH. charred
hands. rtfIhlnIuHs heals burns. cuts
ana rruirea. Tn~ruaIef for piles only
aFe az w A. TFAleu1 bcrtra tAdvD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
DONATIONS ARE
ACKNOWLEDGED
RED Cross SOCIETY SENDS CA
BLE TO GREEK AoENEslsls As.
ISOLATION ABOUT LAST REMIT.
TANcE.

derrEis CEssinuH. reEdeut of iaa
Gnssh AFenFs.stH hssne.alionl Feafere
dag received rratf from ila Rel
Craas socfalv. Whleh ID EARNS fuF me
nlea ant wounded ~ the 1rees army.
alsnoe tedF.nr receipt af tWa aenar
uona. che arst Gov fasa and me iaat
Cor g1Ea. ua.lH eere forwarded - che
Pensacola Greeks since taa Balkan
var began.
The cable was cent from sofa and
thanked fhe Creeks who donated ere
munag Coz fhe fund. whieh wll he eA-
pended Iu RELIEF Hnrk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Has Four friend any histriuuio
arpirutinnafa
NOh ~ cont bother any about hiss
tori. He wants 90 be 40 hciur. BAL.
timurr American.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10
HAS A CARGO OF
NITRATE OF SODA

The british steamship Fails o. orchs.
y hich arrived az Pensacola SUNDAY.
has TT.1is bags 20 nitrate 81 soda on
board. which VII Be unioadcd here
The steamer. which IL IN command
o. Captain 2fuchie. entered yesterday
from Iqueque and South American
ports va 81 Lucia. she is consigned
20 INC Gulf Transit Company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

nr 81 ~ Hart
'mam 81 Coiam
bua Ohlo In bis
nt articles en-
.lun diseases has
hinir made q
tlh M haHmanv
leaders Much
ammsnt has been
tted Home m
yarabie and SEINE
Id 81 NaN ofn e.
.Thousauds &c
people believe -
Bf Hartman and
al ais teachings
With Futiluda
md Innlannra.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

New Miniater-.IIow dia ypu IKE mT
sermon this morning.
EnthulaHllo paFtnhluner-it was sim
piv mathematician Amsri-
can.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

az H aHHNA
santa Claus please
Bring me "a larFe
doiL end a small
enc toe. and a large
doli uarriaHo end a
machine that fuatena
onto q table and a
teaset and a trunk
7 want ven % hrlnH
my brother Ned q
bicycle and a drum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

II yea are troubled with chrHrie
r. ustIpauoH. che uIfH and gentle f9ert
80 CfamherIaiu's TshIs.s makes them
especially suited % vour ease Fns
aaia - aU dealers. tAdVI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Dear santa claus 7 am q little
nIfi ten wears oid and so 20 school
ny teachers name 81 Mlaa Coiay. An
A. sMm nHsM "A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Dear santa Claus. please brinE
me "a talking daI. some toys and fruit
OH yes. santa. please dreEs my Bag
dou in pretty white lreass with a
baby cap Your little friend. Sylvia
Tcuart. eeE E Government street
~ 3. Don't forget ms little brother
shelley
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Dear santa claus Please bring me
a Gou and q carriage and kitty.
Yours uu.E. Eleanor Mcclellan, al 4.
EaIFaFlEE1 street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

urar santa ciaus. Please bring me
Gay dom o. carriage. a Sea rct. stove.
rrF IS r.ffHr set Win lots ~ love.
rose Mcclellan. Eal 81 Earrag1Esa
street. ~ 81 Don't forget che candy
and nUIr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

Dear Santa Claus. Please bring me
pair ~ skates. n same, train ana
some candy. apples. oranges and nuts.
Don't forget mv utUe sister Cecile
Narr DuuuL she wants a don and
a Htrhsn end dining room set Your
utTo friend. Adrian DurauL sla 8. Al
cau.E street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

tako music lessons and help mana.
would lIEe for you 60 bring me q BE
cycle and e nIr. coli and riug
with many Faod uishca Z am. your
uttIe rIr. Angelina Farinc sac d. Gov
eminent street
Dear santa Claus am seven
years cId Please. DR.. santa Claus.
bring me az IgdLan alit e horn. q
shooting gallery. some fireworks and
fruit. ana bring my Little brother
paimas end sister something also.
Your dear ut.le bog. Almond Farine.
tl8 E Government street
Dear santa Claus. Please hrinE me
gun. pair of skates. watch, a
horn and come CANDY. apples. oranges
and nuts. Please. Santa, Don't forget
my sister Esther and brother Mp Tor
We have been Fo8d children al the
year Your ultlc friend. Harris Ros-
Cnatoln. alG b. Alcania street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-10

els years old I nm goiug to school
uou I want you TO brlng nae an nu-
ere truck. baseball and en-
rluc. candy. fruit Anything you think
~ wiu DO Cor a little boy uke me.
Your friend. Theodore kast
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12

1t was practice among the an
clients to prescribe eating the livers of
animals for patients whose livers were
diseased, and eating the lungs of ami
mails for patients who were consump-
tives. Modern medical men have been
disposed to regard the practice as
fantastic, but at the medical congress
which came to a close recently in
Paris a Roumanian doctor said the
practice was rational The principle
underlying it, he argued, is that each
organ contains a special chemical CON-
pound. He went on to declare that
this compound extracted and injected
into living organism goes straight
to thu repair of the corresponding or
gan. Strengthening and reinforcing it
and increasing It's bulk.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12

1t is the belief Of the public health
service that the health Of the travel
ing public generally is menaced by
"the constant movement Of persons af-
f1icted with tuberculosis and other con-
tagious Diseases Obviously this
problem and others of a similar char
acter can be handled only by the fed
eral officials, for reliance upon widely
differing state health regulations, no
matter how honestly drawn or how
rigidly enforced, could not possibly
result in thorough security to the
people at large. The railroads are,
par excellence, interstate industries
and necessarily must be among the
first to feel the heavy hand from
Washington.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12
STREET CAR MANNERS.

II will be difficult to At drawing room
amenities upon street car crowds,
though one might wish some code Of
ethics possible of enforcement upon
the latter. 1t is one of the anon
allies OF city life that men, and some
times even women, will perform man.
ners in street car they would never
countenance elsewhere. All of which
conspire to the annoyance and discom-
fort OF riding in a car which other
wise might be made very enjoyable.
The pay-as-you-enter trolley is admir-
ably adapted to the absorption of much
fails often because people persist in
making q nuisance of what was in
tended as a comfort and a con-
venience. If the average person did
not lose his thought for the other
fellow the moment he put his foot in
the car step, it would not be so. All
the little placard sermons tackled up
in the car, supplemented by the con-
ductor's plaintive, Move up in front,
please" fall fiat on the person sta
toned in the rear end or perhaps half
way up the aisle, possibly reading a
paper, while a score of others scram-
Bile for a spot big enough to stand on
in the consequent congestion at the
rear end of the car, says the Omaha
Bee. There is positively no excuse for
this, though one might suppose from
its conventionality that there was.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12
Saturday, the Fourteenth Day Of Decemhe
Nineteen Hundred and Twelve,

at the hour of two o'clock in the af.
ternoon of said day, all that certain
lot of land and premises situate in
the Second Ward of the City OF
Bridgeton aforesaid, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at a corner in the south
line of Pine street, also a corner Of
Fred Carman's land; thence along the
line of Pine street south sixty and
one-half degrees, west seventeen feet
and eight inches to corner; thence
south thirty and one-half degrees,
east following the partition wall be-
tween the house on this lot and the
house on the lot adjoining one hun
dred and forty-one feet to the edge
OF the pond; thence following the sew
eral courses of the pond in a south
easterly direction to point in the
line of said Carman's land; thence
bounding therein north thirty and
p9Ipunu quo ls9M 'saaLS9p 1IeQ-9Uo
and sixty feet to the place of begin
ming.
Containing two thousand six hun
dred and ffty-nine square feet of land
more or less.
Together with the inchoate rights
of dover of Annie Loper, wife OF
David Loper; Viola Srnith, wife Of
William Smith; Annie Loper, wife Of
Thomas Loper; and the estates by
the courtesy of Jermiah Dubois, hus-
band OF Kate Dubois, deceased;
Charles Dubois husband of Belle Du-
Bois, deceased; Samuel Smith, hus-
band of Sarah Smith, deceased.
Conditions-Ten per cent of Dur-
chase money to be paid at close OF
sale. Other conditions at sale.
Dated November Is, 1912.
F. F. CORSON,
DAVID G.. DAVIS,
L. FRANK EDWARDS, JR.
Commissioners.
J. BRODIE McGEAR,
Proctor.
11-22 at OaW
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12

Scientists say that the average
man eats so per cent. more food than
he uses. This is a violation of eco
nomic law. Hence dyspepsia and kim
dred ills. The best digestive tonic in
the world is hunger, actual, gnawing
hunger. Let the average dyspeptic
try 1t for while and see how 1t
works. The only animal In the world
that eats when he is not hungry is a
hog-of one kind or another.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1912-12-12

If. as reported, the sultan of Tur-
key sent bag Of millet seed to the
king Of Bulgaria to show his numerical
strength, and the king of Bulgaria sent
back a bag of pepper seeds to show
the style of opposition. the incident
typifies the struggle between guam
tity and quality which has had but one
result since the world began Mere
brute strength and number no longer
count In the great contests Of the
world