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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

The following recipes are suggestions
for meatless day. You may take liberties
with them. changing the seasonings and
the minor details and improving them to
best suit your folks
Caulitower steamed covered with but
ter sauce and baked au gratin.
Cod and Oyster pie-Flake the Hsh and
add the sealded chopped oysters. Cover
with rich white sauce. Keep hot uhtil
hakng powder biscuits are done, split
the biscuits open, place on individual
serving plates and cover with the cream
mixture, Or serve in pastry. shells
Fish Outlets With Tomato Sauce--cod-
fish tongues braised In butter. seasoned
with Spanish sauce and served in pat
ties: Goldfish roe with Normandy sauce,
FISH eroqnettes and Goldfish curried or
escalloped are other suggestions.
Sunshine Eggs-Thin slices of bread
toasted and buttered, covered with
broiled bacon.
Valencienne Eggs Boiled rice, tomat1
and grated cheese mixed together and
used as border with eggs in che cen
tire and finger rolls on the side.
Eggs on cheese-Grate a third of q
pound of cheese into n well-bnttered bak-
Ing dish beat two eggs light and add O
half cup of milk and seasoning. Poul
on the cheese, bake twenty minutes, ci
until creamy, and serve on hot toast.
a Eggs with Tomatoes-Press ne toma-
toes through the puree sieve to remove
the skin and seeds, season with pepper
salt and plenty of butter. simmer unit
the juice is almost evaporated md the
tomatoes becoming dry. Then break II
the eggs and stir briskly until set Tfes'
may be served In cases.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
THE SEASONS.

Summer-mountains-
Walking-driving- -season--Maine.
Trembling-sighing--v
agement--heaven-bl
ty-church-crush
Flowers--music-hu
Perfect union-rice-shoes--
on to Europe-social news.
Winter--New York--love's drouth-
John here--Jane South
Gossips busy scandal rife
Town topics-man-wife
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS divorce
''All the news that's fit,'' Of course.
John goes cruising--Jane TO Maine
VIII they ever meet again2
Judge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
To Remove Ink Stain iron:
Mahogany.
Ny Dear Miss Doom

Ny Dear Miss Doom
Can you tell me a good way TO remove
ink stains from mahogany? The spots
were made by shaking a fountain pen.
l.. NJ. L.
To remove ink-stains from mahogany
put half dozen drops of spirits of nitre
In spoonful of water and touch the
stain with feather made wet with
the mixture. As soon as the ink dlsap-
pears rub the place with cloth which
has been dampened in cold water. for
If you don't the nitre will leave a white
spot that will not be easy TO remove
If the ink-spot still appears after wash
ing off the nitre repeat the process.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
Dress-up Dress for Summer Days

Bulgarian embroidery bands done in
bright colors appear upon little girls
hest dress for summer days. Hand
work further appears in the drawn work
that runs down each pleat and upon
the blouse. The little dress Is made
out of coarse butchers linen.
The skirt ends In a hem five Inches
deep The drawnwork on the skirt
stops at the hem.
The embroidered bands finish the
blouse at the gulmpe and the sleeves.
The yoke Is of all,over Hamburg ana
the sleeves end with this trimming.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
Gift Not Necessary.



= 4, Ny brother has received an invita-
r. tipI TO the commencement exercises of
CLASS OF which lady friend of his
Fl is member Should he necessarily
II sehd her present? IL so, what would
!, You suggest? Are flowers appropri-
: : ate Also. should he speak of the
hYilation in his next letter?
4. Is 1t permissible for a young man
y 70 even casually remark, to a Young
81 lady visiting another lady friend of
= MS nome town, come agalng'
j ''hARTHA.r
4 gift is not expected nor is 1t neces-
b sary to send one unless you feel so dis
.Eposed, gracefully worded note of
congratulations and good wishes is
sEsufieicnt expression. If your brother
-sSdesires TO send hifht, book or flowers
a are. the hest choice
Come again is not the proper phrase
: though it expresses an entirely natural
and proper idea. The young man can
find much nicer way of telling the
young lady he has enjoyed her company
and hopes 10 have the pleasure of seeing
Z her again
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
A MINIATURE STAND.

One of the prettlest wardrobe stands
ever home made for baby was evolved
from book rack Of natural bamboo fitted
with boxes whose covers We're altered
into lids which work on ribbon hinges.
The cardboard receptacles for the three
lower shelves We're covered at sides and
top with strips Of white crash worked
with floral design done in pale green
crewels, ana inside were padded "
sachet-scented white cotton batting, over.
laid with fine white linen. These three
boxes accommodate frocks. slips and pet
ticoats, respectively .s-'Yss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

DID you ever see japanese woman with
clouded complexion Did you ever see one
with wrinkles. Irrespective of age? Then
learn how they achieve and maintain these
nnnes or splendid feminine beauty. For the
cIeatment is being made known, and It is a
oriental beauties. whose faces and forms
nave been the marvel through ages. But at
last the treasnre-trove has been unlocked,
md there is set before every American
lady who writes Immediately. the fun
knowledge about this wondroua new method.
. Tho Princess Toxic Wrinkle Book s mes
sage full of ssterly feeling and sympathy
for the American ladies. 1t tells without
shesitation, all about the Princess Toxic new
treatment for removing wrinkles without
harmful creams. pastes. lotions plasters.
or mechanical appliances
=; !, From the glowing etters Of praise pouring
rdy. has created veritable sensation and
furore IN the fashionable homes where
adopt this method OF remaining young look
ing. banishing all signs of age.
Not Sent to Ladies' Over 10
This Prlncess Toxic book y FREE 70
every every lady who w writes except those over 70
methods extend no hope, for they have neg
llecsed Themselves for such a long period.
IL is impossible to benefit through this knowl-
edge after 10 years Of age.
II you are matroh. would YOU like 10
look like girl again. II you are so years
did Young woman OF %? II YOU are 40
would yon like to look ike g'ri just out Of
her teensF Then to you this book will be OF
great value.
! No money win be accepted for the Princess
Toxic Book about wrinkles. It viii be given
TO you FREE, sealed privately, by one who
believes that there has dawned the most
splendid day for American women Of all
ages up TO 20. 1t is a message OF the most
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American II is treat In its unique con-
tents. All YOU need do is 10 ask for a FREE
copy, addressing Princess Toxic. B. c.. Suite
219i Central Bank building, Denver. Col.
II tells how to remove every wrinkle by
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". B.--Arrnngements have been made
whereby all our readers may receive all
that Is offered free and you must enclose
stamp to prove you are really In need
OF a quick wrinkle remover.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
Protecting the Lettuce Bed.

Dear Miss Doom
Can YOU tell me how to protect let
tuce, seeds that have planted in my
eat up the seeds.
YOUNG GARDENER.
a good plan is to tack mosquito
noting across the lettuce bed as soon
as the seeds are sown. This allows
the sunlight and rain to reach the
ground, but protects the seeds from
birds, and as soon as the lettuce is
necely started the netting can be re-
moved and put away for use the next
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
Free TO You and Every Sister Suf-i
ferlng from Women's Ailments.

Free 10 You and Every Sister Suf-
fering from Women's Ailments
am woman.
know womans sufferings
have found the cure.
| Will mail, free OF any charge my home
treatment with full instructions to any sur
ferer from woman's ailments. I want 10 tell
al women about this cure-you, my reader
for yourself your daughter your mother or
your sister | want TO tell you how 10 cure
yourself at home without the help OF a doe
tor. Men cannot understand woInen's suf-
ferings. What we women know from expert
know that my home treatment Is safp and
sure for Leucorrhoea or whitfsh dia-
charges. liberation. Displacement or Failing
Of the Womb, Profuse. Scanty or PAINFUL
Growths; also pains In the head, back and
bowels bearing down feelings. nervousness
creeping feeling up the spine, meancholy
desire to cry, hot flashes, wearlness. kidney
and bladder troubles where caused by weak
nesses peculiar to our sex.
| want TO send YOU complete ten days'
treatment entirely free to prove TO you that
YOU can cure yourself at home. easily
cost YOU nothing TO give the treatmefis a
continue, II win cost YOU only about ~ cents
not interfere with your work or occups
how you suffer II you wish and ! VIII.
free in plain wrapper. by return mi IS
''woMAN's OWN MEDICAL ADvI8
women suffer- and how they can easi ~ n
have II. and learn TO think for hersalf Then
operation" you can decide for yourself
explain n simple home treatment avhich
Green Sickness and Painful or Irrentilar
and health always result from its use Z
ladies OF your own locality who know ana
robust Just send mc your address. ana the
book. Write today az you may net zen this
Notre Dame, ind, 4. ). A.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

No drugs to take; no body-racking
exercises; no starvation diet; no
sweating garmentg; no pills. oils,
cathartics, salts, no medicines of any
kind. / lost my enormous weight In
a short time and have never been
MEN AND WOMEN ARE NOW TAX
ING MY. .DRUGLESS TREATMENT.
WHY NOT YOU? $5, 900 IN CASH If
FAII, to prove my drugless treatment
anything but safe. quick and harm
less In fat reduction. Don't wait until
tomorrow, write today for. my FREE
BOOK. containing all particulars and
let me send you all OFFER free.
MAJ0RlE HAMILTON
Suite 2217A. Central bank Bidgy
Denver, Colo.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

Tho sale of muslin underwear at J.. s..
Plaut & Co.'S ends tonight at 10 O'Clock.
Women's regular 9s-ccnt gowns OF
nainsook and cambric. are selling for 6S
cents each. A miscellaneous assortment
Of mems shirts, valued at 81 and sl.25
are selling for 50 cents each.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
Wrinkles Go Quick
~ -----------
EASY HOME TREATMENT

Sand Quickly Tor this Great Wrinkle Bo,k and
Start at Once to Remove Your Wrinkles
Beauty Doctors and the Medical Profession
~ Stand Agfast In Amazemenl, karysling
-y,. at this WondroDs New Method Of
Removing Wrinkles, Which Has
for Ages Baffled tho Leading
Experts of ths Earth.
WRINKLE BOOK FREE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
TIMELY HINTS
FOR SHOPPERS

Long tailored coats of linen. very use
full for travellers and motorists, arr
offered at Bedells for s2. 9S. Taffeta silk
waists, with lace revers. in variety of
colors, are offered for Sl,9S.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
J f.F4'tl,F.l,ta.t4,,t.l,l,.l,l..tl,i,:la,l,,t

hereafter no letter will be !
answered unless accompanied by !
= the name and address of the J
y writer This In not for puhlicn- !
non. hut ny an evidence of good ,
iaith on the part of the sender. !
E Write ON only one side of the !
= paper.
= /.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

j. j. Henry Muller has bargains IN
furniture. Circassan walnut dressefs,
valned at $33, can he bought for sosS
Dining tables of quartered oak, valued
at $3.50. can be bought for sl19S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
MAY MANTON PATTERNS.


10 Cents Each
Can be purchased at any May MantOh
Agency, or will be sent by mail 70 any
address by the Mny Manton Pattern Com
pany, 100 Pacific street. Newark. n. }.
Write your address very plainly and at
ways specify size wanted
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

s5.s5. $40, values for s7.75 aud $40 values
for 1896,
For the men folks Marshall & Ball
announces a sale beginning today OF all
wool spring suits. valued from sl6 to $40,
for S1275 each Mems $3.50. 81 and - OK
fords summer shoes are selling for s2.sS
q pair.
John Mullins & Sons Is selling art
domes, for gas or electric, In all Sizes
shapes and colors. for $S each. Forty
dollar parlor suits Of three pieces are
selling for $25.
The careful housewife VIII appreciate
the sale of 500 aluminium Berlin sauce
mans. three-quart size, TO be found at
tIahne & co.'s for SO cents each. The
sale OF stockings for women ends to-
day. Twenty-nve-cent stockings. Isle
and cottons in tans. black and coiors'
are offered for 10 cents a pair, or SIX
pair for 81.
AT the Christian schmidt Furniture
Company genuine North Pole" apart
ment refrlgerators, finished In golden
oak, can be bought for 5000 All quar-
ter sawed oak dining tables. with carved
claw feet and 45-inch top, can be bought
today for ;l2.s5.
The David straus Company has spe-
cial values in corsets and undermuslln
for today. New models Of corsets In
batiste or coutil. sizes is to 30, are
offered for 40 cents per pair. Cambria
gowns, trimmed with embroidery and
val lace. are offered for AZ cents each.
Some choice bargains in women
house dresses, valued at 81 and $1.6o, VIII
be found at l.. Bamberger Co.'S FOR
50 cents each. Today is the last day OF
the shoe sale for women. Sample OK
fords. worth 50 to s4.e0. are bargain
at 81, sizes 31s and "A only, Womens
kid boudoir slippers. worth 81. are q
bargain at 50 cents pair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

W. V. Snyder Company Is Offering as
an extra special for today women $
25-cent silk Isle hose for is cents a
pair or pair for so cents; sizes sh to 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

]. w Greene & Co. is selling out car
pets at half price. Regular 95-cent car
nets will be sold for 50 cents a yard
81 so carpets will he sold at rs cents a
yard. Porch rockers, with woven rattan
seats, valued at $3.50. are to be sold for
80 cents.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
PRINCESS TOXIC

PRINCESS TOXIC
New Method Of Re-
moving Wrinkles. No
Worthless Crea m s.
No Plasters, No Mas
sage. No Masks, No
Rollers, No medicine
Absolutely New Treat
ment. Never Before
offered by Others In
America.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

Ludwig Baumann & Co. has an at
tractive display Of odd chairs at reason
able prices. Willow rockers, valued at
$3.50, ran be bought for S1.79, Mission
rockers. with leather cushions, for back
and seat, valued at $40, can be bought
for 1915.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

Part VII. ATTRACT TIVE
NEWARK-What Newark Has
to Hold the Love and Interest OF
Its Citizens and Neighbors.
Part VIII. FINANCE AND
INSURANCE-The Part Played
by Newark in the Financial
Field.
Part TX. INDUSTRIAL NEW
ARK-Newark's Great Work in
Supplying the Worlds Wants
from Its Factories. --7ssl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

s5.s5. $40, values for s7.75 and $50 values
for 1896.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11
The Nine Sections will comprise:

Part V. NEwARK'S GROWTH
Articles Illustrative of New
ark's Growth, Real Estate Pos
sibilities, Buildings, Transporta-
ton and Estimates and Fore
casts by Authorities.
Part vi. NEW ARK, THE
SHOPPING CENTRE-A View
of Newark as the Market Place
for a Million People; Its Ad-
vantages, Delivery Facilities, etc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

The Eagle Company offers for today
women's suits of mannish mixtures, both
plain, tailored and fancy, valued at
S149s, for s6.9S Full length serge coats, in
black and white, are now reduced to
$e.0s.
Xsr ss'F -
McClosky is having "a clearing sale OF
suits, with alterations free. Some of
them are handsomely braided, Others
severely plain--s12 values are selling for
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

John Mullins & Sons is selling art
domes for gas or electric, In all sizes
shapes and colors, for 81 eaeh' fortS-
dollar parlor suits of three pieces are
selling for $25.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

Part Local, Editorial, Tele-
graphic News, Sports, etc.
Part II.-Local, Suburban, Fra
ternal News, etc.
Part Ill. PICTORIAL SUP
PLEMENT-16 pages, on fine
quality paper, containing Art
Features, Pictures of Newark
Places, People, etc.
Part ". MAGAZINE SEC
TION-Special Articles, Poetry,
Sketches, High-Grade Fiction.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
Nus BEN Deutf4.n Rei6

Mus benz Deutf4eH Rei6.
Berlin, IL. Mai. Der ReiAss
ian3ler Dr. pon 8ethmanns5 5oIInel
nabm am syrsitas i'm Rsihstas gu eis
nem unsep0bnlifen Wlittel feline 3us
fIuht, um sesen eiuen fharfeH ans
sriff au proteitiren. ben Der Sosiallit
pbilip GGsibemanu auf benz aGiler
esmdft battle.
Muf bic in GtrdBburg ben ben
aaifsr ssnahts DrObung gesug nebs
menb, bob tr GliaBs2otbringen 81 ei'
nsr preubilhen grOpius MAIDEN tDeroe,
ipenn bic beuti6sfeinblihe 4gitation
nitt Elm Gnoe nebHe. iagte Sheiees
mann: ,Wir bdlten bic Grohung fur
non unqskursr 8eoeutuns, penn iie
bon .ompetentsr Seits erfOlgt. gIiaBs
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in preuben s.brobt.- Gs III oies bic
i6perite Strnfe, Die .eiuem Bolt anfs
erleg. iperoen tonne - cine Strafe
ipie GefansenIhaft uno 9srluit aler
biiogerliden Rehte.'
Die Morte Sheibemdnn's hatten
beftie. prottfte Don ben 8dntsn Der
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er0bter Grreguns BON ieinem SiB uno
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oieouna Elm .3eihen. tporauf lie alIs ben
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paiipe Wlitgli.oer beg Reidstass folss
ten ibm.
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mar Der 9nsabe iifer Die pom &aifsr
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ruua perbih!en. 10 uiiroen bic amt
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Iib ridiise Gorm ileioen.
Die aefummte Vreift Der ReihsIon
be oiebt bic grobie qufresuHs tunl
unb protsitirt ssssn bic Worts Del
aaifers.
non Der g,reiIe Der ainlen iuerbtl
bic ausl1Funs<n bes Wonarhen Der
urthkils, rGbrtnb bic .cnitrrotlnsi
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Reihalanbs nHbeif feien.
Nis Driinoe bts faiierli6en llnnu
.b<s ipsrben anssfiibrt: Dos gehdn
btIn xs OnabsnfoEos unb bes Dis
poiitionsfonbs ms aciisrs ititsns be
aanbiaass, isrnxr Deiitn filr3lihss Ia
belspotum asgtn bic Nesieruns, tpei
IA NuftrGes Der acsomctipfabrit =
Groftniinben, llntsrelfaS, sntsostl
kut. bsYtn lsiter nn&ssnisisnt
hstea lps86 6istssl& -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18
76. SabrgAng.
ONetterberidlt.

Iiir Otto: Shonss tparnieres
Wetter am SamItag; am Sonnidg
fd1nes Metier. Siibtpeitlihe bis
ipsitlide Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-18

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befunDen.
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