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The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08

vote of 3 TO .. Exact figures are not
available on the prohibition amend
ment; but II is stated that this pro-
portion will be increased for the
vets rather than lowered when the
official count is made.
The bull moose made a great run
in the lower districts. especially in
Fruita, where they have cut down
the old democratic lead by a hundred
or more. Palisade now comes for
ward as the democratic stronghold
of the county. Herman w. Kluge
and his able lieutenants in that city
did wonderful work In converting the
old-liners to the cause OF progressive
democracy.
II Is thought that Frulta will come
in with the final returns some time
tonight. They are now counting the
votes at the rate of from 2 to 10 an
hour.
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SOCIALISTS CAST NEARLY
MILLION VOTES TUESDAY
Sentinel special Servlce.

Sentinel special Service.
New York, Nov. S.-Returns which
filtered in from the nation today In
dicate that the Socialist vote cast at
Tuesdays election will more than
double that of four years ago. In
] SOS their standard bearer. Eugene
V. Debs received 100000 votes. This
year he did not draw the vote the
socialist leaders have been anticipat-
ing, 100000, but his total is ex-
pected to reach 100000.
Although the socialists lost their
sole member in the New cork legisla-
ture and in congress. they succeeded
In electing four members to the I'LL
nois legislature. two In California.
one in Massachusetts, six in Wiscon-
sin. and possibly one in Washington.
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TAFT CROWDS ROOSEVELT
FOR SECOND DPLACE ElNSTATE
Shdt0h May Call Extra Session to Elect Thomas to Senate
Bradley Claims 76 Members Of Legislature on Joint
Ballot for Democrats Returns Are Slow.

entire Denver legislative ticket won.
State Chairman Bradley. ON the
available returns, claims I6 demo-
Gratis in the Legislature on joint bal
lot
Griffith, the only progressive who
carried Denver county, has a plural
ity of l,5i2 over Farrar for attorney
general.
Secretary of State Pearce is run
ming along with the rest of the dem
Ccratic ticket in the city and state
Governor Shafroth has been asked
to call an extra session Of the legis-
lature for the purpose of eleCting
Thomas TO the short term in the
United States senate. This morning
he was undecided, but stated that he
was seriously considering the mat
ter. 1t is believed here that he viii
do so.
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JUDGE ALDEN
TO Be NEXT

Judge George d. Alden of Boston
will be the next attraction on the
Y. NJ. C. A. lecture course at the
Majestic theater December 13.
The speaker was in Grand juno
ton two years ago, speaking at the
Congregational church, and his talk
on that occasion is still being dis
cussed in this city. His brilliant in
tellect scintillates for weeks and
months after he has left a commun-
ity, and his talks have lifted up
many a downtrodden spirit to great
er effort.
1t will be with Joy that Judge Al
lens return will be received. His
subject will be THE Powder and the
Match" 1t is certain that he Will
be greeted by a packed house with
the mere mention of his coming be-
ing made known.
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ETTOR ALWAYS
DECR|ED USE
Of VIOLENCE

Associated Press.
Salem, Mass, Nov. S.-Sohato
Gauge, mill worker witness in the
Ettor trial today. said that Ettor and
Gioyannitti always urged the people
not 10 use violence,
The witness gave his version of
Giovannittis speech ON the Lawrence
common. lie said that the defendant
urged the strikers 10 go home and
rest after the parade, because the
police and soldiers We're looking for
your blood like wild animals
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SOCIALISTS POI1LED
1000 VOTES IN
MESA COUNTY
Hutchinson Leads Ticket with
1900; Forty Per Gent
Gain For "Reds."
BRIGHT HOPES FOR "DEBISTS"

over one thousand votes were cast
for Eugene V. Debs in Mesa county
at the Tuesday election. showing a
gain for the socialists in this county
OF easily 400 votes In two years.
S. b. Hutchinson received over
l.SOO votes for sheriff over and above
the poll in Fruita and Whitewater
The returns from the various pre-
cincts in the county. which include
the socialist vote for president are
as follows:
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LRN DELL S. CORRl

Denver, Nov. S.-Thc increasing
pmralities that are evidenced in the
state returns leaves no question that
the democrats will be in control OF
ColoradO's executive offices, the leg
islature and the Judiciary.
Wilson's plurality in this city is
$50 over Roosevelt. while the plu-
rality for the democratic state ticket
is 4,76O. With the exception of
Chester Smedley (progressive) the
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Du Points Man Back Again.

II. A. Manard of the Du Pont
Powder company, who spent several
weeks here last spring and is quite
well known here. was an arrival in
the city yesterday for an extended
tour of states bordering on Colorado.
He will remain here several days, and
Is renewing friendships again.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Jack Johnson Wants
$4,000 Bail Cut;
Still Investigating
associated Press.

associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. Sack johnson,
who was indicted yesterday by the
federal grand jury for violation OF
the Mann white-slaye law, appeared
in court today to ask for reduction
of the 100000 bail which was re-
quired
The district attorney said today
that federal investigation into John
sons case had just begun.
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LEGISLATURE TO BE SPLIT.

Associated Press
ST. Paul, MINI, Nov. S.-The ru-
raj returns are increasing Roosevelt S
plurality over Wilson, which is now
$1,000
The complexion of the state legis-
lature Is as follows: Democrats 80,
ZIONIST /
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WARREN wins IN WYOMING,
But WILSON WILL CARRY
Associated Press.

NSHOCIIIed Tress.
Chcyenne Wyo., Nov S.-With
three-fourths of the state vote re-
ported. the Indications are that VIII
son will win by l,000 over Taft.
Senator Warren has Il majority in
each branch of the legislature.
The returns early today from 8
out of the 81 counties, complete, give
Wilson 12,414. TAFT 1859 and
Roosevelt 500.
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MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST
LABOR LEADERS IN TRIAL
Associated Press.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. S.-A let
ter from w II. Poplman of Seattle
to ]. j. Mcnamara was introduced
in the dynamite trial today to prove
the governments contention that Pa
cific coast labor leaders knew j. b.
Mcnamara dynamited the Los An
geles Times building. The letter en-
closed a newspaper clipping about
the Investigations of the grand jury,
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MnIter lie CIere a Senior.

The Impression is abroad in this
city that Walter lie Clere, formerly
of this city, is a junior in Leland
Stanford university but such is not
the case. as he is now a senior and
graduates at Palo Alto next spring.
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OFFICIAL COUNT WILL
DECIDE KANSAS RACE
Associated Press.

AssOClatod Press.
Topeka, Kans., Z Nov. SIT will
take the official count to decide the
contest between Capper Crepublican)
and Hodges tdemocraD for governor
of this state. The revised tabula-
tions this afternoon give Capper a
lead of only 46l.
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SEARCHING FOR GEN. OROzCO

Associated Press.
ficers are on the watch today for
General Orozco, the Mexican rebel
leader who is said to be on his way
from FL Paso to Los Angeles to visit
his family. The Mexican consul re-
ceived word from his government
that Orozco is on the way here.
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zAPATISTA FORCE IS DEFEATED

Associated Press.
Mexico city, Nov. S.-A decisive
defeat has been administered to the
Zapatista rebels in the fighting in
the neighborhood of Cuernavaca.
The rebels left 100 dead and fled
into the mountains where pursuit is
difficult.
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PASSENGERS Of
ROYAL GEORGE
STEAMER SAVED

- Associated Press.
= Quebec, Que. Nov. S.-A fer :
= ry boat today succeeded in taxi :
= ing the remaining 500 passen-
= gers off the steamer Royal :
:, Gorge, which is stranded in the
!, st. Lawrence river.
&, = = = = = . - y :, . = . 8, = =
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TRIAL OF GUNMEN
IN GOTHAM
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Nov. S.-Two hundred
talesmen reported this morning at
the criminal court building for the
trial Of Whitley" Lewis, Lefty"
Louie, "Gyp the Blood" and 'Dagu
Frank" who were indicted for the
murder of Herman Rosenthal at the
bidding of Charles Becker
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
PRESCOTT WOMAN WILL RUN
FOR MAYOR FIRST YEAR OF
ARIZONA WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Associated Press.

Associated Press
Prescott, Ariz., Nov. S.-Taking
advantage of the success of women's
suffrage in Arizona, Mrs. James 10y
today filed her petition as candl-
date for mayor OF Prescott on the
socialist ticket. The election will be
held in January.
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LISTER LEADS FOR GOVERNOR

Associated Press.
Seattle. Wash, Nov. S.-With 81
small precincts still missing. Lister
tdemocratD for governor has n plu-
rality of .644 over Hay.
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Associated Press.

Salem. Mass, Nov. S.-Mill work
ers crowded the court room early to-
day for the opening of court today
to witness FOR EttOr, Giovanuitti and
Caruso, who are on trial for the MUIR
der of Anna Lopiz2o during strike
riot last winter.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
burlington Man Here.

j. II. Hughes of Denver, travelling
passenger man for the Burlington,
has been in the city two days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
LY YNCHED

Associated Press.
Steele, N. D., Nov. s.-George Ba-
ker, who was charged with the mur-
der Of his wife and his father-in-law,
Thomas Glass, was taken from the
Jail here today and lynched by a mob.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Denver, Nov. S.-The figures up
to noon today from 40 counties in
Colorado, - OF which are complete.
give Wilson SG,973, Taft 1850 and
Roosevelt 55.7ll. Roosevelt Is still
In second place.
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IS SILENT
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York. Nov. s.-Theodore
Roosevelt was at work in the Out
look office today for the first time
since he was shot. he said he had
adopted policy Of silence and had
no comment to make on the election.
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Gene Grubb Goes to
Washington to Get
Spud Appropriation
Associated Press.

.Nsl8VI IITTV TVs7s7s
Denver. Nov. s. Eugene Grubbs,
the potato expert, has gone to Wash
ingtun to seek federal appropriation
Of 100000 for the establishment OF
an agricultural experiment station at
Greeley which is the heart of Colo
RADIOS potato industry
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DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR LEADS

Associated Press
Seattle, Wash, Nov. S.-The dem
ocrats took new hope today when the
count showed that Lister. for gov
ernor, was leading his republican op-
ponent, Governor Hay. by nearly p
900
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DEMOCRATIC IOWA GOVERNOR
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Des Moines, la, Nov. S-At noon
today the returns from this state in
diCated that Dunn idemocratl would
be elected governor over Clarke ire
publican) by 1000.
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GRAIN MARKET.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Nov. S.-Today's closing
quotations: December wheat, SO to
S95s; corn, 491a to rs oats, 81 "a
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CULl0M AND l0RlMER MAY
Be DEFEATED IN ILLINOIS
Associated Press.

Chicago, Nov. S.-1SuffiCient dem
ocratic strength in the Legislature to
name two democratic senators to sue
ceed Cullom and Lorlmer seems pos
sible today.
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} Cars Reach Provo
IBy HOWARD |. PIATT1

ny NOW Ahlp l. RAJ l.
Provo, Utah. Nov. S.-The first
three cars arrived here at noon to-
day All the rest will get here to-
night.
There will be a banquet here to-
night, given by the business men OF
this city.
The trip today was not so hard.
We left Tucker at daylight In order
to take advantage of the frozen
ground
The roads here are much better,
and we will make Salt Lake city by
tomorrow noon.
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WOOL MARKET.

Associated Press.
St Louis, Mo. Nov S.-Wool quo
tations today were steady and un-
changed
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6, g g 6 6 6 6 6 g 6 g g g 6 g g
HAVE SLICED 1885 TONS
MADE 1,03S, 900 POUNDS.

= Up to date the local sugar :;
= factory has sliced up 3S,555 6
= tons of beets. producing 7.63S,- 6
= 600 pounds of sugar, or about 6
j, O,OO0 sacks. The factory Is {
!, running smoothly in every de- :,
:, partment, and $4,000 in cash :,
:, has been paid out to employees
g this week. From present indi- :
!, cations the run will last until !
- February with all records :.
= smashed to smithereens, as far !
!. as production is concerned :
@ c
g 6, g q 6 s. g g S g s. 6 IS 8 g G g c
+. c. Sharer of Delta is in the city
on a few days business visit with
local man
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Hero rrom Grnnd NnIley.

Miss Addie Collier of Grand Valley
is in the city visiting friends for a
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08

Molina Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Platt of Molina
are guests of friends in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Snapshots on
the National
Election Dope
SEE SAVING IN CALIFORNIA;
TEDDY TAKES THE LEAD BY
SMALL MAJORITY is REPORT
A.-nrlatnl Press

Associated Press
San Francisco, Nov. S.-This af-
tcrnoon Roosevelt is leading Wilson
by 1870 on the face Of the returns
now in. one hundred and thirty
five precincts are stili missing. and
the state is still doubtful
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
san Francisco, Nov. S.-Wilson
was in the lead again late this ar-
ternoon with plurality of IS over
Roosevelt.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08

Commissioner George w. Thomp-
son of Clifton left for home this af-
ternoon after a short visit here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
MARQUARD UNDER
ARREST; CHARGED
WITH GRAVE CRIME
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Atlantic City, n. J., Nov S.--A
warrant was issued today for the ar
rest of Rube Marquard, the New York
baseball pitcher, who is accused of
having been found in hotel with
the wife of Joseph Kane of New York.
Mrs. Kane is an actress whose
stage name is Blossom Seeley. She
has been appearing in vaudeville
with Marquard.
Glenwood Insurance Man.
Charles Marshall of Glenwood, an
insurance agent, well known here,
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.

=
Berlin, Germany, Nov. S.-Ger-
many. Austria-Hungary and Italy
will not intervene in the Balkan sit
uation SO long as their special inter
ests are not affected and unless re-
Quired to do so by the belligerent
nations. These powers will follow
a common course with the triple al
lance in regard to the Balkans.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
C0NSTANTINOPLE IS
ABOUT TO GIVE UP
TO The ALLIES
Negotiations Already Going For
ward, Say BuIgdTS.-WiII
Capture AdrianOpIe.
WILL SING re DEUM IN MOSQUE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Vienna, Austria, Nov. S.-Inform-
al negotiations for the surrender of
Constantinople have already begun,
according to correspondents with the
Bulgarian army.
They say that the Bulgarians hope
for the fall of the Tchatalia forts
simultaneously with the capture of
Adrlanople.
One correspondent adds that the
Turkish troops have been repulsed at
principal points along the Tchatalia
line of forts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.


Athens. Greece. Nov .S.-The
Greek army. commanded by Prince
Constantine, today occupied the
stronghold of Saloniki in the south
western part of Turkey in Europe
Associated Press.
Constantinople. Turkey. Nov. S.
Every indication here is that the war
against the Balkan allies will con
time to the bitter end, as advised by
the Turkish commander in chief.
The officers OF the army Join their
commander in chief in the determin-
alton TO continue the fight and the
empire is ready to assist in every
means possible.
The Yeni Gazette says: IF Eu-
rope wishes to tear up her treaties
she may do so, but we viii not allow
the history of Osman to be torn up.
All the Turkish ministers. with the
grand vizier, aged "a, az their head,
as well as the high dignitaries, our
soldiers and the whole nation, are
sworn to shed blood in that cause.
Those who have an idea of abandon
ing the fatherland will incur the
malediction or-the almighty pro-
phet."
Fugitive Turkish soldiers are re-
ported to have massacred many peo-
pie in the village of Silvri, on the
coast of the sea of Marmora. The
fleeing soldiers, half starved and ut
terly demoraliZed, are said to have
fired all the houses in the village.
A disease resembling cholera pre-
walls among the Turkish soldiers in
Constantinople.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.

Cologne, Prussia. Nov Sit is re-
ported from Sofia. Bulgaria, that the
porte has proposed to Bulgaria the
beginning OF peace negotiations with
out the mediation of the powers.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-08
Associated Press.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Nov. S.-The Bull
garian cabinet maintains the abso-
lutte necessity of any peace negotia-
tions with Turkey being conducted
directly with the Balkan nations in
order to insure the future position
of the various states involved and to
prevent any danger of further con-
flict after the war has ceased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

Truck POST
INSTALLATION
Samuel Garretson Was the
Officer Installed.


SPECIAL to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Jan. 18.--At the
regular meeting OF General William
s. Truck Post. No. lib, q. A R., the
newly elected officers for the ensu-
ing year were installed by Comrade
Samuel Garretson and two other
comrades from Ma5or Dandy Post,
of Perth Amboy. The following the
ths names of the officers Installed
on this occasion: Commander
Aaron Stillwell; Senior Vice Com
mander. Israel Ward; Junior Vice
Commander, George Seward: Quar-
termaster, r. P. Mason. Sr.; Officer
of the Day, Joseph Fentpn: officer
of the Guard, Tunis Yetman; Chap
lain, william J.. Ingraham; Ser
geant, Major M. s. Kirby; Adiutant,
s. H. Chattin.
AT the close of the installation
and the good of the order, Comrade
Garretson made q telling speech
followed by M. s. Xii y Command
er Stiilwell and r. p. Mason, after
which the comrades proceeded to P.
F. Kenah's where refreshments were
provided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
FINE PRE- NORMAN CHURCH
Remarkably Well Preserved EdiAcs At
Wort. Was BuIk Long nefcrs
the Conquest.

Many churches fn British ewc their
origin to the pisty of the Norman In
vader, but these which antedats this
great period OF church building are not
SO numerous. Ono suon p~re-gsoraAea
edifce Ia the tins old parish church Of
Worth, near Three Bridgss A little
book, written BY Rev. Arthur Bridge,
tho rector OF Worth. tells the his
tory OF what In aptiy described a.
a Of the most remarkable relics Of
4 bygone ags. 1t ssem probable that
the church passed with the Manner OF
Worth under the will OF Alfred the
Great to his third son, Etheiward.
Archaeologlsts will be lavish OF thanks
to Mr.. Bridge for the interesting and
useful little record OF his unique
church. He tells us that Worth ex-
hibics the earliest example of the pure
ly English ~cruciform building, and Its
seml-circular eastern end il OF very an
Gent date. But the whole church, az
might be gathered, possess many fea-
lures which make II OF peculiar fasein-
alton TO the student OF ths antique.
The windows, for instance. have not
suffered restoration" and are we'll
known TO all students of architecture
here and on the continenE-Dundse
Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
HARD PROBLEM FOR WOMEN
Where Shall Minister Bs Entertainsd
When H. Mskss Pastoral
Call on ssrvantf

About the hardest problem / ifave
had to solve In my brief housekeeping
career" said the woman. rs what to
do with the pastor when he calls on
. servant girl. We have a good girl.
She is q regular attendant at a chapel
In the neighborhocd. Every 80 often
the pastor or his assistant In his
rounds OF the parish calls on her.
II am q heather myself In the mat
ter il religious obServances. neverths-
issszAaoE what II dur hi gentiemsn
OF the cloth, FFsss besf rdSs442eaa
ai1s house should % at the disposal n
ones spiritual adviser always. Hhs,uld
Lucy, then. receive her glfos. Ia the
parior. or should they compromise In
the dining roomf The kitchen az q
place for entertaining the minister II
quite out of the question.
ESQ far, the ministers calling 1t my
house hsvs bean spared even the In
dignity OF q dining o reception.
havs taken to the back regions my
sslf while Lucy held forth In the par
Tor. I know other women with church
going maids who are equally consider
ats. Altogether this II = delicate point
on which we need sorns enlignteu-
msnt from the etiquette experts"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16

PASSED AWAY
SOUTH RIVER
John 0. Price, Aged Resident
Died Yesterday.

srsc{al TO fAs EVENING NgWB.
South River. Jan. 1s:--John O.
Price died yesterday morning at the
homo OF bis only SON. William Price.
OF Main street. South River. Death
was due to heart trouble, with which
the deceased had boen afflicted Tor
several weeks. and owing to hin
matura years waa too weak to re-
cover from q recent attack which
eliminated In his death.
MIRA Price died last spring and II
Ia thought that her death caused him
to worry, which aggravated his
weakness. Prior to her death the
happy couple celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary. Nj. Price was
one of the oldest citizens Of South
River.
The deceased was a deacon of the
Tabernacle Baptist church and was
one of its Oldest members, having
Joined when the church was organ
lied nearly forty years ago. His
funeral will take place from his late
home On Wednesday afternoon at
2.s0 O'Clock. Rev. r. w. Overhiser
will oflciate. Undertaken Rogers
has charge Of the funeral arrange
mentA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
RIGHT: YOUTH
sUeCtEDS ACE


Osler isnst rho only man whe turn
down old age. In tho business world
ehc young nan" II always tho one
who picks thu piumbs. II IL an age
bf new thought" "nsu talent" etc.
and the old man 10 passed by In the
race.
One OF the nrsk signs Of coming
Egs Ia the appearance OF gray hairs.
When you see them, act promptly.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy will correct this sign. which so
eften deceiYes people into think Ing
that age II really upon them. It il
i well-knovn fact that Sage and Sui
phur will cArxea tns nair. Wyeth.s
6age and Sulphur combines thess
pld-timo rsmediss with other agents.
which remove dandruff ana prDmota
tho growth of the hair.
The manufacturers Of this remsdy
authorize tho druggists to SSH It
nnder the guarantee that tho money
will be refunded II 1t falls to DO
exactly Is represented.
Don't look old before your time,
Get q bottle OF Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur to-day, and see what an
improvement 1t Will make Ia the ap-
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This preparation Ia offered TO tbs
public at atty cents = bottle, and Is
recommended and sold by all drug
xists.
special Agents. Lauer Drug Co.,
Cor. Smith aud State streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-16
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