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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15
LIFE.

LIFE.
All, life IL brief,
With shades that bend
Across the way.
And dreams that end
At close OF day!
An, life 10 sad
One Meeting hour
In Loves short reign
n faded flower
And memry's pain.
Yet life II sweet:
No night so dark
But holds a star:
No storms but mark
Where angels are.
--H. Graham du Bots.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15
Popular Magazine.

The opening novel In the first
February number OF the Twice-a-
month Popular Magazine is by Henry
&c. Rowland. A rafting yarn II is, Of
a skipper who turned chauffeur II is
called Chain Driven" z. Phillips
|Oppenheim's new novel, THE Tempt
ing OF Tavernake," begins in this is
sue. "A Real Square Guy" by VIII
liam Slavens McNutt. Is a very human
yarn of Alaskan ''squareness. Poison
No. ~" by c. E. Van Loan, is tale
OF the race track. In Guns and
Girl" Robert Welles Richie throws
a sidelight on the Mexican revolution.
Charles r. Barnes tells how Mr.. Dan
Sweeney entertained the "Howling
Hoofs"--the Sweeny description Of
song. ambulance men, who howl and
hoof," as you might say. b. NJ. Bow
er's big Western story OF the Peaceful
Hart Ranch, introduces Good Indian"
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county Voc worn s.xi.s.

barrel legislation and the proposal for
civil service in the postoffce depart
ment 1t looks like the pie shelf will
soon be as bare as Mother Hubbard's
pantry-Louisvilie Herald
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chauffeur is seemingly a necessary
.vord N the English language as In the
~<<nch. Yet all the subtieties OF loan
ordr are not readily appreciated. The
&>|r.nds VINO overran France at a late
+. r. Of the revolution. to the peril OF
&- and property, were called chauf-
-~.rr Golfers weekly. q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15

Cigars are a part OF the daily ration
OF an Italian soldier.
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Editorials by the People.
Fr.nohIss Means Higher Rents.

To the Editor of The Times:
firmly oppose the Thompson-Hutchins
franchise. II It passes, We will be
obliged TO pay higher rents, az prop
erty owners will be taxed heavily.
Cheap fares and universal transfers
won't cut any figure when We have
TO more than make up the difference
In higher rents. etc. Look what high
taxation has done for other nations,
causing war and strife. Wouldn't we
be In the same boat as city Let
us have municipal ownership at the
earliest possible date.
have taken your paper regularly
for the past three years. prize 1t
highly, because I can depend upon
what IL published In It.
MRS. l.. BURDICK.
Detroit, Jan. IL. 1912.
Chicago 10 now the largest plano
producing center In the world. About
100000 instruments are made there an
y,uallv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15

Mayor Thompson promising better under the l2year
he United railway have in the face Of
city the past and such
city today UNDER FRANCHISE WHICH AuIoMAIi
t11IY TERMINATES failure Of the to give good
service.
The fact that has impossible under existing franchises to get
doubt entered into the mayors conclusion THAT TINE at
THE ONLY GOOD FRANCHISE IS A DEAD ONE"
Desuite which to bind ourselves once sgan
foot crowded for period OF
Is years AT THE TIME WHEN COMING INTO OUR OWN BE-
sE OF EXPIRING FRANCHISES and when day has arrived to
,>t.te instead Of being dictated private corporation
vote one week from AGAINST the Thompson Huchs
NcHISE and FOR municipal ownership the Gilman amendment
= VOTE against ALL FRANCHISES all franchise oppression
IA bondage all time to come.
o owns operates its water works system and its lighting
prrRorr CAN JUST AND JUST AS ADvANTAGEoUsLY
<.v,r arm OPERA ATE IT'S OWN STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
p4 !, .x. after Yes on the Gilman Amendment Ballot
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this campaign that the Detroit United rail
~ according to the city NEVER FILED ANY OF THE
10Nps REQUIRED OF IT TO FILE CONNECTION WITH coNcEs
LIONS OF GRANTS THE CITY
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VINO Ar. the v,et,n.s

BY the way. has anybody q list OF
the patriots who are thinking OF run
ming for vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Plain Dealer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15

= ><,>body f. endeavoring to create
<i<~.nt In favor of a new alphabet
;; AZ one has nothing else to DO
nav be as good a way as any IN
~ 10 keep busy.--chicago Record
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Inc 1mporials yesterday afternoon at
ryra Park by score Of 10 TO |. Tho
merry smash outbntted tho 1mpcrinls
al through tho game. allowing tho
Imperlals only two hits. whereas the
' merry smash got seventeen off An
sseo. Features Of the game for Cherry
smash were the good pitching of
coulter, who. struck out sixteen mon.
team. Tho fenture for tho ImperioIs
was the batting OF Ansted. he having
paved 10 tho only run made by his
Score by innings: r.
Cherry Smash .....oo9oi22 x-l6
l"eperiais 1900. o0o1 0 D. !
summary: Two base hits-Ford Jen-
ninss Ansted. Three base hits-Flen-
Ing Rawson. Home runs-Brownlng.
Coulter. stolen bases-FicIning t2)
Browning. Southwark. Bases on balls
off ansted. 8. Left on uasss--cherry
smash. o; Imperinls. q Hit by pitched
bnil-Coulter. Struck out--by Coulter
10: by Ansted. 0. Time Of game. 1850.
i,pire. Melton Attendance, 200
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nothing to suy. He takes It out ia
watching and coaching the men. try
Ing to correct their defects. and Ia
show them how 10 hit the ball on a
line. 1t Is not probable that he VIII
indicate who will go Until the time
comes to unload and then no will bs
ready to say how his team Will be
made up to face the Tigers
Rcgardies OF who is turned adrirS
some mighty promising material Is ia
go TO pasture. for not 4 single man Ia
the entire bunch OF inhclderf and
outficlders has shown up to be a
player under more than the average
ability 1t appears to be the best
squad that has ever reported hero
for training. and II a nEhtng team 81
not picked out OF the aggregation
there Will be come mighty big sur
pr!sca around LynchhurE when this
finally rubs into the brain OF tina
Hilltown bug.
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bases TO his cradit). the line drive of
Howie over right iieldcr's head for
three bases. and the fast fielding of
the whole teani The Horace $.
Wright club put up good fielding
game. and showed up very nifty In
their new uniforms. but they took the
dust before they came over 10 Ricu-
mond.
Score by innings: II. II. +
Moodall X O.. Il oO3lo0o o--5 3
Wright .......o 200lo CT >
summary: Three base hit-Howie.
Two base hit--Barkcr. stolen bases
Koents. .: Schminke. Phillips. Hoover.
Bases on balls--oG Roy .; of Roger
son, &. Struck cut--by Roy o: bv
Rogerson. a. Passed oall--Barllcr
Umpire. Mr.. Splitter Attendance. $50.
Time of game, 80.
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Lnndcrnf Paid yI.It.

President Landgraf paid visit 10
Suffolk Friday and has been wearing
Il smile IA yard wide ever since. He Ia
ticklcd to death with his bail club and
doesn't think that even Fits burgh
with it's Abbatichios and Phliippis
can do anything with the locals hc
VIII leave to-day to attend tho league
meeting In Pittsburgh, tho last meet
Ing before the season. This session
will be largely social. The new own
or OF the New York club will be well
coined into tho fold with banquet.
and general Jolithcetion will be In
duiged in to celebrate the obstacles
overcome. and the prospects for ID
good and prosperous scnson
Work Mt Lee Park Ia progressing In
great shape. Before tho week is over
the grandstand will be completed, and
Buff Ford promises TO have the dia-
mond practically ready to play bill.
An extra force of men will be sent out
to aid the hardworking park Keeper,
time and Is only sorry when night
makes him quit
In Suffolk several games will be ar
ranged for the week. II IS hoped that
George Browne and his Washington
OUTFIT will be ready for clash By
Saturday. In the meantime several
seini-pro clubs Will be taken on. Win
the arrival of Prout and Blue. the team
Will be ready to try conclusions with
any and all corners.
Big league baseball. or baseball or
nearly big league calibre, mas been r.
long time drifting this way. but 1t
is here now and It will be warmly
welcomed by the fans.
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Will Get
Amy Corn, Sure!
Almost Like Magic. Guaranteed.

Any. corn just loves to be cut and
gouged, but its mighty rough on you.
Plasters and salvcs usually take away
some OF the toe with them, and leave the
corn to flourish.
The new corn cure, "GETS-lT," is
perfectly harmless to the healthy flesh,
but it does go for corn, bunion, callous
or wart right of the reel The corn
shrivels away from the healthy flesh and
drops off.
You can apply "GETs-IT" in two
seconds, and it begins its work right off.
Pretty soon. you'll forget you ever had
corns or bunions
"GETS-IT" is sold at all druggists at
% cents a bottle. or sent on receipt OF
price by r. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
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MOTORCYCL|STS
WILL RACE JULY 4
Local Club to Give Valuable
Prizes in Order to
Attract Riders.

The Old Dominion Motorcycle Club
is now preparing for the big races
which Will be pulled OFF at the Fair
Grounds July !. Many valuable prizes
will be hung out for the racers, and
II is thought that the offerings will
bring out the best riders in the South.
The interest taken In previous races,
with only fair talent. has brought the
local motorcycle enthusiasts to a
realization that the opportunity is
here for rousina big meeting
Talk Of coliseum with II board
track is being heard, and it Is expect
ed That the question Of the advisa-
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on both sides until the eighth inning.

on both sides until the eighth inning.
When the Kahn's came to bat they
did some heavy smuggling. hi8ing Lefty
Burch for six hits and netting five
runs suroh was hit hard, While
Clements pitched superb ball. allowing
his opponents only six hits Features
Of q the game . Were the star catch OF
of the whole kahn's team Several
OF the Barton Heights team starred
with the stick. Gordon secured n
three base hit for Barton Heights.
= score by Innings: Il. r. H.
kahn's .......4 0o0o1o5x-lO III .
Barton Hts. 0O0lolo s
batteries: Kahns, Clements and
Hampton; Barton Heights. Burch and
Gordon
Summary: Runs-Farley, Brown.
Morgan Hampton. Lowe (3), Curre,
esAkers:,, Clements, sweeney. Wilkinson,
Senf. Two base hits-Lowc CO.., Iamp-
ton. Three base hit--Iordon. stolen
6nses-G Gordon. sweeney, Farley 49,
Curria. PITTS, thinner. Clements. Struck
out--by Clements. 10; by Burch. 10.
Hit by pitcher--Brown. Sent Time
Of game, awo hours. Umpire Mr.. Bot
toms.
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SEybOLD AND MACK
Show RARE FORM
fContinued From First Page.)

both the pitchers and the inieId can
start at IL in earnest Landgraf mas
decided TO send young Dcoppe, the 10
cal sandlotter. down TO do some work
with the fingers. Dcoppe is a big
youngstcr and can catch. Whether ne
shows enough to stick around. depends.
Hugh Heggarty, the siN-ioot pitcher
in camp, has cut loose Il few which
means that ne is "a fixture. Frank
Smith is almost too good TO be true
on the initial sack. Not only is no
some fielder. but he has been voted
the handsomest man Oh the club.
Newman has a big league ball
club II ever one vas put together.
The fact that Sox Seybold has shown
the form he has at this early stage OF
the season proves the wisdom of sign
ing him quick. Pat Bohannan. for
nerly of the American Association. and
a great pitcher, has been wired trans
portation and Is expected TO report
during the week. One or two Of the
men in camp will be turned loose
shortly.
Chief C. F. sydnor. who WIN lead the
yells for Richmond on May /. when
the Washington club opens the sea-
gon here, has already formed his plans
More than forty stalwarts havo been
enrolled In his club. and a large auto
mobile van has been engaged to haul
them to the park. 4 bugler OF abili-
ty will toot the sounds OF JOY while
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0NE-SIDED GAME
GOES TO TYLERS

Tyler's Champions defeated the Cairo
team in slow. ony sided game. Cal
der. for the Tylers. must be given
credt; for his Hitting and base run
ming, making four hits in five trips
10 the plate. Sanderson pitched fins
game for Ave innings. but was re-
placed BY AfcCready. who pitched the
rest, and showed that he was of Glass
y cAliorc. Sanderson did not allow
bus one A..I N five innings. and Nc
Cready did not allow bu, one in four
innings He!ker played first base in
fine style Amos caught q nice game
Score By ,nnings r. II, Is,
Tyler's ......,SlO02l2o x-l3 II 4
Cairo O0O0i O. . s.
Batteries: Sanderson, McCready and
Amos. Sales and Davis. Struck out
BY Sanderson. a by McCready, G: hSS
sales Umpire, Mr.. Wills. Tina
iSS Attendance. 500.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

Al weshinEton-cathoic University >:
Maryland Agricultural College, 3
At Dayton. Na.-RanGoph- Mncon kcnd-
envy I; Shenhndoah Collegiate Institute, s
teicht innings. ran).
~ Easton. Ph.-I-H:aycttc. !: Dick!nson, o..
AZ Bn!timore--Johns Hopkins University
". Harvard-Called on. rain.
Al Macon-Sfssls,ippi a q sc. J. Mercer.
\; Fay.,,eyiiie, y. c.-Donn,dson. :; VIII
minston High g.
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New Prepared Buckwheat, 2-lb.
pkg, Oct 3-lb. pkg. ......... lac
California Sweet Nave Oranges,
dozen, 18c, zoe .............. 25c
Finest quality Canned Shrimps. /. 1Oc
Golden Crown Syrup, ct. cans. /. &c
Fairbanks Cotteline, in cans; all
sizes, 2's, 4's and los, ID. l3c
Mothers or Quaker's Oats, pkg. 90
Smoked California Hams, h.. .11Isc
Hand.Picked Navy Beans, ID. SC
New Hominy and Grits, h.. .2Hc
New Lake Fish, dozen. .lSc
Small cans Herring Roe, can f. &C
Whole Grain Rice, h.. &c
Old Fulcher Whiskey, quart bot
ties ....... Sic
New California Prunes, ID. /. &c
Pure Witch Hazel Soap, 3 to box. 10c
Libby's lib. cans Corncd Beef. 15c
Good Mixed Tea, Id. soc
Puff Matches, dozen boxes. Z. DC
Good Elgin Butter. .32c
Finest Queen Olives, quart jar. doc
Old Rye and Corn Whiskcy, gal. 50. 90
Old Apple Brandy. gall. ..... 81. 90
Old French Brandy, gal. $500
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Tiger Cubs Victor,

The Tiger Cubs defeated the High
land Springs team on their home
grounds by the Overwhelming score OF
II TO 8. The features OF the game
were tho pitching OF Joe Campbell and
The general batting OF the Tiger Cubs.
Score by innings: r..
IL D % : U o "
Tiger Cubs .........21 1004 12'-11
Batteries: T. C.-Dawcs and Camp
bell; II. S.-Stovall and Luther. Struck
out--Ry Campbell, s; by Luther, =.
The Tiger Cubs would like TO have
II game with q. team ranging from II
10 16 years. Phone Monroe 1891.
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Horace :. wrl.ht Dcfc,,.u

Inc WoOdlII Il QuArIes -renm de-
ton Heights Saturday by the score of
to {. The game was fast hrd
snapRy all the way through The fea-
lures OF the Woodail & Quarles team
was the playing OF Kocuig at shor:
his base stealing (gettinG i've stolen
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GOOD MATERIAL

CONTINUED From First page.)
Zannelli seems to have the card for
second. thus leaving Barth. Bowen
and Hummell to fight for the short
field. All OF these arc clever feldors,
and the man who lands will stick by
reason OF superior hitting.
In the box O'Brien. Starlse, Allen
and vickery the latter portsider.
appear 10 be the best men. and all of
them look good.
AS for Colonel Stockdale. he has
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GRIM ON PARADE


intcrcs; In baseball was never great
or here In Newport News. The hard
fight this city had TO mako to get into
the league has stirred the people up
Their patriotism and local pride havd
been aroused and the fight has made
many baseball fans who never wera
fans before, They purpose I, show ID
Danville and few other cities that
Newport News Is a baseball town and
Il good one.
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RICHMOND
BE GINS SEASON

The Richmond League opened -.
season yesterday and gave some
game This league was n little ;atc in
being organized but has made .apid
strides since It's birth. much being
dus 10 the hard work OF It's energetic
3oschen.
, IN. STANDING Ct the clubs after the
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GnIne Forfeited.

In a very exciting game on q rough
field, the Hillsiders failed TO win from
the Jacobs & Levy team yesterday. II
was agreed between the managers Of
the opposing teams that the game
would be. called at the end of the
tenth inning.
~ the last half OF the tenth inning,
with the score tied. tho Jacobs & Levy
team, with first and second occupied
and nobody, out. tho Hillsiders got cold
feet and abandoned tho field. thereby
forfeiting. the game. which will be con-
tested before the Amateur Commission
Score by innings: R.
jacobs and Levy :. oSs1GGgYSSSSSs.Gs
Summary: Base on ballsL-Ofr Pat
,erson. !; OFF Dunn, :; Hits.oft Pat.
Patterson and Martin. Struck out-By
Patterson. II; by Dunn. 5. Empires
Butler and Culloy. Scorer-G. Jordan.
| Attcndance--150.
Burke & Co. Win.
In a pitchers battle between Wal
thall and Dreamer, Burk & Co. defeated
| the fast American Clothing Company.
to s. yesterday The features of the
! game were tho catching of Livesay and
| of Wingo and Duvall for the Burk &
| Co. Creamer's pitching featured for
the American Clothing Company. Rice
but was driven from the mound by the
hard hitting. clothing statesmen.
gG nfSfs 6 e Co 'nn.o eSSso1so1ol 4 a 4
| American Co. 5000 oI-5 /
| Batteries: Burk & Co, Rice, Wal
| thall and Livesay American Company.
! Dreamer and Hinchmau.
Summary: Base on balls-Off Wal
thall, 2; off Rice. l: Oft Gamer, 3.
Struck out-By Walthail, -: by
Dreamer, 5. Hit by pitched ball
Ricketts,. Left on bases-Burlk 6 Co.
Z; American Clothing Co.. o: Stoler
oases-Rickcts. Gentry. Duvall. Jones
Rice. Livesay, Wingo. Bhgley, Winters
Miller, Hinchman. Double play-Millel
TO Lyons. Sacrifice hits--Jones. Um.
pires--NIessrs. Smith and Rest. Time
2.l0. Attendancc--250.
Cherry Smash Wins.
The Cherry Smash. formerly the Rec
sox, OF tho Richmond League. defeated
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First Streets Defeated.

down In defeat 10 the fast team OF
the Third Streets by the score OF 23
to o.
Batteries: Third Stree,s-E. Turner
and W. L. Wiltshire; First Streets
Smith and c. Turner Charlie MCGEE,
Riggs and Wiltshire played star
game for tho Third Streets, while
Smith played good bail for the First
Streets.
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Miscellaneous


The Highland Springs and the TIP
Top baseball club, of Node Bakery
played Yesterday. the victory going 10
Score by innings: r.
Highland Springs. S0OO00s--
Tip Tops .............3 001001 0-5
Batteries: II. S.-Couldry and Bea-
dies; Tip Tops-Harris and August
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Where They Play Next SATURDAY..
kahns OF Richmond w. woodall e
Quarlcs, Byrd Park
,Tylers V. Horace s Wright. Ath-
letic Park
Barton Heights VS. Coca -Colas. Bar
ton Heights Park.
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the clubs after the
Where They rlny Next Saturday

American Clothing Co. VS. jacobs &
Levy. at Byrd Park
Hillsiders vs. Cherry Sma hers, at
Spring llill.
Imperials VS. Burk o.. al Fair
mount Park.
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the procession proceeds to Lee Park.
Banners VIII decorate tho van. and all
OF the outward signs Of welcome Will
be haunted.
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oility of building such a track will
be discussed at the next meeting of
the club.
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"Ttnhu's OF Hichmondr WIN,

THO Kahn's of Richmond defeated
tho fast Barton Heights team at Ath-
lcttc Park yesterday by the score of
10 10 ?. 1t was a nicely PLAYED game
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l0c size Red Seal Lye now. SC
Finest Succotash, can ......8c
Large size cans Michigan Pack
ed Pork and Beans, can. SC
Washington Crisp Corn Flake,
pkg. Sc
Old Dutch Cleanser, pkg. SC
Pocahontas Sugar Corn, can. SC
Large cans Finest Sour Krout,
James River shad, per lb. Sc
Irish Potatoes, 45c peck; bushcl, S1.75
tresh Country Eggs, received
daily, per dozen. PC
Fresh Roasted Coffee, lb. ~. zoe
Brookdale Asparagus, can ..... 18c
Llbbys Large White Asparagus,
Libby's Fancy Peeled Large As
lib. bricks Bes, Goldfish &C
Lib; pkg. Lump Starch, &c, or
pigs ..'.... .................. I3c
Borden Peerless Cream. can. DC
Atlantic Matches, dozen boxes .4c
California Frccstone Table
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Iure Extract Candled Honey, lb.. 12c
Large Juicy Lemons, Dozen. .15c
California Dried Lima Beans, 8
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cans large size Borden's Cream. .25c
Smoked Cromarty Bloaters, doz. Csc
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o boxes Red Seal Lye .......... Csc
8 bars Clrcu, Laundry Soap. -. Csc
boxes Oil Sardnes. Csc
ODDS; Best Virginia Buckwhcat. .25c
Absolutely Pure Cider Vinegar,
Cercsota Flour, dc bag; barrel $500
Cold Medal Flour, 3sc bag; per
""' 'e' ''.',' ......... ......... .S5.I5
br2nkda!" California Lemon Cling
Peaches, can .... 16c
2 10 cans Best Tomatoes. 4, &c.
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The Very Best Creamery Butter
produced, lib. pkg. Soc
Large cans Salmon. lie
Michigan Brand Finest Baked
Beans, can, ............4 &C
Woods Best N. c. Roe Herring,
2sc dozen; per key ..s2.75
Winner Brand Condensed Milk,
10c, per dozen .............S1.10
Burnshine, for cleaning silver and
metal, small can, Sc, large can. .15c
Argo Brand Best Red Salmon. 1876
Dunlop Flour, 34c bag; Dbl. /. $685.
Silver King Flour, 33c bag; per
barrel. ................. .S5.15
Salt Pork Butts, h.. ..915c
Finest Breakfast Bacon, h.. .15c
Good Clipped Beef, can. ..,... &c
New Scotch Herrings. 30 to 20 In
box; per box ................. 1sc
s-lb. pals Home Made Preserves 35c
Finest Country Hams, h.. $3.50. 1sc
i Id. Best Seeded Raisins. 1880. &c
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S. Ullrr1an's Son
1902 E. Main St. 500 E. Marshall St.
Everything in Groceries, Wines and Liquors
Always the Best Quality, We Save You Money

Dried Evaporated Apples, lb.. Tic
Pocahontas Brand Extra Sifted
Peas, regular Zoe cans, now
? cans .25c
Best Shredded Goldfish, pkg. .4c
Best Boneless Goldfish, lib.
bricks &C
Post Toasties, &c, or pkas. .25c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-08
Important to all Women
Readers of this Paper.

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and
never suspect 1t.
women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble. or
the resaif of kidney or bladder dis
ease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition they may the other or
gans to become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with
pain in the back, bearing-down feel
ings, headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, irri-
table and maybe Respondent; 1t makes
anyone so.
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired and broken-down women have re-
stored their health and strength by
the use of Swamp-Root, the great Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp-Root brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys. the eanss of such
troubles.
Many send for a sample bottle to see
what Swamp-Roots thu great Kidney.
Liver and Bladder Remedy, will do for
them. Every reader of this paper who
has not already tried it may address
DR.. Kilmer g. Co., Binghamton. N. Y,
and receive sample bottle free by mail.
You can purcli Sc the regular fifty
cent and one titllar Size bottles at all
drug s!cSsS 7E