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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
KEYPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cadoo, OF
Summit, N. j., were the guests OF
relatives at East Keyport on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Purdy, oil
New York City, were the guests Of
friends at East Keyport Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Walling, o.
First street, were on the excursion
to Mauch Chunk Wednesday.
Mrs. A. F. loft, of Perth Amboy
formerly of this place, visited
friends here Thursday.
Many local people attended the
Central railroad excursion to Maucl
Chunk, Glen Onoko and the Switch.
back Wednesday.
Henry Salz was a New York city
visitor Thursday.
William Fountain, of Matawan,
was a visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. e. Carhart, of Eatontown,
formerly a resident of this place, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Esther Dun
can, of Main street, this week.
A large maple tree was removed
from the sidewalk in front Of the
residence of G., Brink, in Osborn
street, Wednesday,.
The window sha(Tes are being
placed in the new school building
this week and the seats are beiuf; ar
ranged in the auditorium so that by
probably Monday the morning excr
cises will be resumed.
Miss Pauline Aumac&, who has
been attending Trainers Business
College at Perth AmbOy, has re-
sumed her studies in the local high
school.
The local Bee Hive Association
enjoyed a fine chicken feast at Luke
l.. Melee's Hotel in Broad street,
Wednesday night, Five new mem
bers were initiated into the mystic
ries of this buzzing organization,
Willard G. Mark, who has spent
the last two years at Denver, Col,
where he went for his health, re-
turned to his home here this week
for a short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Mark, OF
Church street, and also to visit the
home office of the Roeblirg Com
pany, of Trenton, for whom he is
employed. Mr.. Marks health is
much improved, but he viii return
to Denver again in a few weeks.
Misses Anna Bauer and A. Kuhs
who are students at the Presbyterian
hospital in New York city, were the
guests of Miss Bauer's mother. Mrs
H. 0. Bauer, of First street, Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Keyport Literary Club will
be entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. James d. Avery, Of CliHWood.
Mrs. John S. Hendrickson, CT
First street, entertained Mrs. Eliza
beth Hendrickson, of Ifazle,, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Palmo" Arm
strong were the Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Armstrong; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Schenck, of iIolmdel.
William Muth, proprietor of the
Surf theatre, has rented the Curtis
Apologize house in Warren street.
The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
PASTOR DEMAREST WILL
BE JAPAN MISSIONARY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


Matawan, Oct. 4:-Rev. n. II.
Demarest, for many years pastor of
the Gould Memorial church, Rox-
bury, starts this month for Japan as
a missionary under the Reformed
church mission board. Mr.. Demarest
spent some years as a missionary in
Japan during his early ministry, and
returned to this country on account
of his wife's i'll health. He has now
resigned from a pastorate of over
twenty years in Roxbury to go back
to Japan in company with his daugh-
ter, a graduate of Holyoke College,
who will also enter the missionary
field.
Mr.. Demarest and daughter have
been making farewell visits among
relatives and friends and spent Mon
day with the Misses Strong, of this
place. They leave New Brunswick
today for San Francisco, where they
will take a steamer for Toxic, Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
DON'T BE

and ride an old bicycle that is nearly
all worn out and liable to preak
down at any time. But If, with all
your caution, you meet with a mishap
and your wheel shares your bruises
perhaps breaks, bring it here Straight
away and Wen doctor your Dixie
while others lookout for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
DELEGATES TO
THE ". G. 7. j.
matawan Will be Represent
ed at HacketstoWn.
.pecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, Oct. delegates from
here will attend the state convention
of the State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union to be held in the
First M. e. church, Hackettstown,
October Z, 8 and 8. Executive COM
mittee meeting and delegates prayer
service will be held on Monday at
$3.50 P. M. Monday evening, be-
sides welcomes there will be a fine
address by DR.. T. Alex. McNicholl, of
New York.
Tuesday evening Mrs. D. Knox
Livingstone, president of Rhode Is
land w. c. T. o., will address the
convention, and Wednesday evening
there will be a grand gold medal
contest. Among the contestants for
this medal who will be from differ
ent counties in the state is the name
of Miss Helen Kelly, of this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
KEYPORT WILL
HEAR RECORD
Proqressives to Have Mass
Meeting Tonight.
Special to fhs EVENING NBWS.

Keyport, Oct. 4:-The Keyport
National Progressive Club will hold
their first mass meeting tonight in
the clubs headquarters in Keough's
hall, corner Church and Front
streets. The club has outlined a
lively campaign and it was thought
advisable to hold the first meeting
in their headquarters, inasmuch as
the club was not assured Of any
prominent speakers. Contrary to
above, however, the club will have
as their chief speaker tonight George
L.. Record, of Jersey City, one Of the
mos polished speakers In the state.
County Chairman Clarence Hetrick,
OF Asbury Park, will also be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
MATAWAN

DR.. c. c. Struegn spent Thursday
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shepherd
spent Thursday at the Trenton Fair.
Mrs. Margaret Tuthill spent Thurs
day in Keyport.
Miss May Johnson has returned
home after spending several weeks
at Liberty, N. Y.
Miss Edith Durand was a Keyport
visitor Thursday.
Miss Edith Johnson spent Thurs
day at Red Bank.
Mrs. M. H. Stillwell was a Key
port visitor Thursday.
Miss Mildred Brown and Miss
Kathryn Terhune were Red Bank
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Kramer Shafto and children
were Cliffwood visitors Wednesday.
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IST PRIZE FOR
MISS TERHUNE
Matawan Honors at the
Trenton State Fair.
Special 6 ~ Msjvs -.

x~e1atawan, Oct. 4:ZMiss Helen
Terhune won the first prize of $40 at
the State Fair at Trenton for the
most artistically arranged display OF
wild flowers. Over one hundred var
ieties of wild flowers were represent
ed and each kind was named botan1-
cally, as we'll as with it's commonly
known name. AS this is so late in
the season for wild flowers it was
very difficult to collect so many
kinds and many trips were necessary
to procure them. There were six
wild flower entries at the fair.
Miss Terhune also won first prize
FOR wild flower display at the county
fair at Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
FRENEAU

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Garrison and
three children from Beach Haven, are
spending a few weeks at Mrs. Garri-
sons mothers, Mrs. Alfred NOEL
waine.
Arthur Thompson and Peter Nc
Govern were Trenton fair visitors
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Hobart Burlew entertained a
few friends at euchre Wednesday
evening. Those present were: Mrs.
e. A. Duncan, Mrs. John Ford, Miss
Laura Cottrell, Mrs. Bolte, Miss
Bolte, Miss Emma Cox and Mrs.
Burlew. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening enjoyed.
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MATAWAN
MAN IS DEAD
John M. huIsart Will be
Buried Sunday.
speoial to tho EVENING n "

Matawan, Oct. 4.-The funeral Of
John M. Hulsart will be held at his
late residence in Park venue Satur-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr..
Hulsart died Wednesday evening
from pneumonia. He had just pass
ed his eightieth birthday and had
followed the mason trade since a
young man until several months ago,
when he was compelled to stop by i'll
Mr.. Hulsart leaves three
children, two sons, Clifford w. and
Reseau B. and n daughter, Elnora,
all of whom reside in Matawan.
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His Memory.

DO you remember" she asked
when they met after the lapse OF
years, she having become a widow and
he having remained a bachelor, "do
you remember that evening, long ago,
when you and l walked in the gloam-
ing"
into, but / don't remember the gloam-
Ing" he replied.
Then a fond hope died in her breast
and she turned away to make herself
agreeable to others.
All the news for 10 cents a week.
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MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
KEAU Tor rNUrli
Use for Results
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

They work directly on the KIDNEYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,
and their beneficial effect is felt from the
start. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and
BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM
CONGESTION Of the KIDNEYS, IN
PLANTATION of the BLADDER and
they exercise a permanent benefit.
soNic IN ACTION = QUICK IN RESULTS
Mrs e. MCGUIRE. Altoona, T., says:
AS a sure cure for rheumatism I
would Foley Kidney Pills
as that is the effect they had on me.
They took the rheumatic pains out of
my joints and relieved the swellings
in different parts of my body. Foley
Kidney pills have my highest praise as
they were the means OF restoring me
to g healthy condition."
Lauer Drug Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04

women as wen as men
are made miserable by
kidney and bladder trou-
BILE. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root the great kidney
remedy promptly relieves.
In fifty cent and dollar
ay have a sample bottle
also pamphlet telling all
T. Kilmer s. Co., Bing-
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LOCKED IN ATTIC
SEVEN DAYS WHILE
FAMILY SEEKS HIM
Chicago Man, Unable to Make
Family Hear Him, Eats
Shavings and Rags.

CHICAGO. July l-After being
prisoner for a week In tho attic OF his
home, nearly starved to death but un-
able 70 make his family hear MIN, Louis
Aaver, thirty-four. a painter living at
No. 1910 West Polk street. has been res
been searching the city for him.
Haver had been seriously III, but was
convalescent on the day OF his dis
appearance he crawled TO the roof to
watch some workmen. The exertion
tlred him, and he clambered back into
he attic and went to sleep on a pile OF
bedding In q dark corner. The shinglers
completed their work. went away and
closed the attic door.
When Haver awoke he was a prisoner.
There was no window In the attic. lie
beat on the door. but no one heard him.
though his family downstairs was al
ready wondering what had become OF
him. Haver does not remember the
details OF his imprisonment. His
fingers show that he tore at the door
fastenings. A little chink in the wall
admitted some light and through this
the prisoner could see boys playing ball
In . vacant lot. But he could not make
them hear him. After days OF imprison-
ment no became unconscious.
Haver had been seven days In the at
tic before one OF the family heard
strange noises. sounding like means. At
nrst they were frightened. but deteo-
lives heard about the mysterious noises
and unearthed IIaver. lie was too
wenn to walk and was nearly mad from
the strain to which he had been sub
5scted. He told them he had tried ia
eat shaving and old rags he had found
II the attic. His recovery Is said to be
doubtful.
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Picnic
Tid-Bits

From Mays Delicatessen Shop.
Delivered.
EXTRA FANCY SALAMI STYLE
7mPoRTED 'W;ES:1IpiiHH;iL.1SNcsiElRS.:
TELAT SAUSAGE. 49,. .50c per ID.
6 Z X NJ An IMPORTED DILL
PICKLES. per tin. 2Sc: dozen. $500
DELEGATES. ROASTED HER.
RINGS, in mushroom. aromatic or
tomato sauce: large tins. Sic
FRENCH STERILIZED CHEESE.
glass Jars, Creme de Camembert,
Creme de Brie. Gorgonzola. Coulon-
miers. 3Sc jar: Dozen. 81 40
Counter Delivery Only.
BOILED HAM, sugar cured; especial
~ smoked and cooked for our trade;
sliced Soc per Id.
COOKED CORNED BEEF, extra
fancy, mild cured, bottom round. de-
licious flavor; sliced 800. .3oc per ID.
SMOKED SALMON, extra fine Co
lumbia River Salmon, fresh from the
smokehouse; sliced. -. Soc per ID.
GENUINE IMPORTED ROGUE
FORT CHEESE SIC per ID.
EVENTUAL SWISS CHEESE. our
own importation. ..... SIC per ID.
Fun Floor, s5th ST.
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Golf

Clubs that were made to
sell at $500 are priced
here at CSC.
Assortment Of iron clubs.
including cleeks, mid
irons, driving irons ,
mashies, putters a n d
jlggers.
Canvas bags. elsewhere
S1.OO to 5000, here at
from SOC to STA.
LEATHER BAGS. else
where $500 to 5000;
here, at 81 ~ to S7.74.
St andard makes of golf
b a Is, including the
GLORY Dimple," RED
Dot" Midget Dimple'
and king Bee" lower
here than elsewhere.
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Tempting
Pastry
From, Our Own Bakery.

Counter Delivery Only.
Nothing but the purest and best
ingredients are used in this bakery.
CRULLERS. doz., 19c: German Cof-
fee Cakes. each. lie: Coffee Rings, Zoe
LAYER CAKES. Chocolate, Orange.
Vanilla and Cocoanut. 24c
Fanny ICED FRENCH CAKES
10. ................. Sac
GLACE CHERRY CAKE. Nut Cake,
Nut and Raisin, Citron Cake. Raisin
Cake and Pound Cake sold by spec
cialty stores at soc the pound; our
RiCH FRUIT CAkE. ID, 49,. .49c
MAPLE CAKES. Mocha and choeo-
MOL ASSES FRUIT CAKE. h., PIC
NUT CAkES.. 49,. l5c
BAKERY CAKES. product Of the
Drake Bros Bakery; including Raisin,
Citron. Marble. Pound and Iced Lady
Cake; our regular price, l6c pound:
HSSG SCI RT 7;a; PIES. large size. ,24c
FANCY ASSORTED FRENCH
Ffh Floor. asia 81.
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Fishing

OUR ESPECIAL"
SURF ROD has a spring
butt. two sets Of double
agates and agate tip;
German silver mount.
ings. Elsewhere 5000.
We sell it for S7.49.
WEAkFISH RODS. Of
one piece. agate mount
ed. German silver fit
tings; at other stores
$3.50; here $5.94.
SALT WATER FREE
SPOOL REELS. 800
yds., rubber side plates
and nickel bound, very
light and smooth run
ming. 81. 40 to 1859.
Other Reels at from
81. % to SO.
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Underwear

ATHLETIC SHIRTS and DRAWERS. made Of fine
Jstonet Co., 70 iii Ieu al ISc eaGn: specia az SYe
the arm: sleeveless with short sleeves with pearl buttons
Drawers reinforced at the and have strap side
tapes.
TjVO HUNDRED UNION SUITS that were CSC. 81 40
81 .79 in regu stock 74c 9Sc and 81 "a
Of fine quality ribbed cotton and mercerzed isle In short
and long sleeves and sleeveless. Ankle and hee-ouarer
length drawers. Mdin f., SIh ST., Rear.
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Soft Shirts

SIXTY-SIX HUNDRED SHIRTS. of quality not to be
duplicated elsewhere for less than 81 So $500 and So
on sale this morning at Sl.O9.
The shirts Of this seasons materials and designs The
fabrics include: Pongee WeaveS with printed stripes
corded madras with printed stripes Jacquard woven
figured Madras plaln.woven madras, crepe madras.
All are cut coat model with the French neggee cuffs and
Numbered neck bands. In sizes IA to 49, Sleeve lengths
SO, 81 and IS inches. Main Pi. s4h S., Rear,
The evening world., 1912-07-01
SUN STAFF H0NORS ITS
RETIRING CITY EDITOR
George Barry Mallon, on the Paper
for Twenty-four Years,
Has Resigned.

One hundred and twenty-five mem.
bsrs and ex-members OF the stan Of
the Sun entertained George Barry NAL
Ion ~ luncheon at the Hotel Brevoort
yesterday. Mr.. Mallon has been city
editor OF the Sun for ten years and
has been on the paper twenty-four
years. Recently he resigned to take a
The evening world., 1912-07-01
Camping

VAIL TENTS peculiarly durable and
and stakes $3.50 S2374 Similar qualities else
where priced are SIPS to $3.50.
OLD 7OHN CANOES generally recognized the best obaab wide
moF ,',.vs '' N'' ', ,r ", '
Chairs Sleeping Bags Outing Clothes and all priced
afford the largest savings obtanabe F.as FDr. Ra'.
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Baggage

CASES. good quality owde with reinforced seamless
handles brass and bolts Size ~ and 20 inches sold elsewhere at sS
OXFORD SHAPE BAG made excellent eowhde wars grain leather
inside rocket leather lined Elsewhere $500 Here S694 .,,
heavy duck and bolts - inches Has capacity
elsewhere Special price here $3.50 FVM Floor, Rsor
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Boys

NORFOLK and DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS are OF
all wool mixtures and blue serges Prices IS 90 49, "a
were S4.96 to Sl4.4.
SAILOR OR RUSSIAN SUITS, in washable fabrics
plain white or colored. 98c to S7.49.
REFERS and TOP COATS. in plain blue serges or
mixtures. 1927 to 1914.
Rim COATS guaranteed to be waterproof. S1oS to
1914.
"IRONTEX' PLAY SUITS. sailor blouse and knee
trousers of unbleached drill $136.
SCOUT SUITS. made Of olive khaki, with long or shor
trousers and eggings. special at 81 40
BLOUSES, white or coored. with or without collar and
with short or long sleeves 49c to 81 90.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, OF madras percae or mercerized
materials and in tan gaatea to match khaki trolser
6Sc to S2.49. Second FL, s5th st. Rear
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acted as POSTMASTER: ". s. Mallon. Mr..
Mailon's father. who came down from
Malone. n. y: District-At;0rney Charles
s Whitman. Dwight ". Morrow, Tai
colt Williams. J. Arthur SeaVcy. r. r.
Brchall. Paul Drane. Robert Frothing-
ham. John II. o'Brien, Robert Welles
Richie and Royal y, r riggs w =.
Relck cabied his regrets and the sun
men In Baltimore sent a message.
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Tennis

TENNIS RfCkETS.
that sell elsewhere at
$3.50 to $3.50. and are
priced here at 81. 98,
illustrate the savings 70
be gained at Mays.
Models are strictly up
to-date.
SLHZENGER Nc.
LISH d o n E X 7 Y
RACkETS. elsewhere
90. here $40.
WARD g. WRIGHT,
elsewhere $500; here
STA.
AYERS CHAMPION
SHIP BALLS, SLAZ-
ENGER'S { II 4 M :
PIONSHIP BALLS, at
less than elsewhere.
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HQtS-CapS

PANAdhS That WERE UP TO s2t.4o are now marked
at S12.74 Those which sold until this week high as
5000 are now S74o Others which were good values
up to 5000 may be had for S549 This
and blocks.
are offered here at 49, In the newest shapes Of
and brm Other straws offering proportionate savings
at $40 and S34o.
KHAKI OUTING HATS, for camping and fishing, 44c
each White Duck Tennis Hats with green or white under
brims also 44c.
CAPS in lightweight blue serges gray brown worsteds.
shepherd plaid chevios, gray mohars and silks. 49c. I'm
ported Tourists Caps from England at S249 Of checked
aided and mixed tweeds.
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position with the Bu,,eriok Publishing

position with the But,erick Publishing
Company.
During the luncheon moving pictures
showed Mr.. Mallon at his desk giving
out assignments. ~ each place was a
miniature copy OF the sun, in which
appeared stories dealing with Mr.. Nal.
Ions past. present and future.
Among those present were Chester 8.
Lord. managing editor Of the Sun. who
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Cigars

From regular specially priced for the Fourth"
clear
We consider these Cigars imported
Havana considerably money.
Sup~,a Box of 25 S34o D"i' Box OF So s. 40
Rotr Bmns Cigar Pesdent SIZE in boxes Of So at $3.50
LoHae, IN boxes OF so SE07. ST.
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Wash CrQpQtS

The only kind now being considered by well dressed men,
Really Smart Summer neckwear is difficult to obtain for
less than SOC and 7sc scarf These specially priced at 24
They crepe madras in the popular panel effects Of white
with centre stripes OF blue. hello. gray tan, etc.
Main H., SIh St. Rear.
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Bathing Suits

We have them here as low 19S and high as $50
Whatever the price, warrant the color to be fast and the
values to be the best obtanable in the city
THE SUIT at 81 90 is twopiece all worsted Sleeveless NJ
with quarter sleeves. in gray white navy blue and heather
The evening world., 1912-07-01
Snap the Party

with one Of the standard cameras
sold here. The picture will perpetuate
the memory Of the holiday for years,
Our Camera Department is stocked
with the most up-to-date kodaks.
Prices range from 81 90 to $3.50.
FRESH FILMS ONLY always on
hand. Likewise the best grade Of
PLATES at exceedingly moderate
prices. FNth FL. SIth Sc.
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TTTINtuTe, WITT TIdTTTIOIIIZITIg tTITlFnlnES.
OTHER TWO-PIECE WORSTED
SUITS at 1927, S3.49 and 1896.
4 ONE-PIECE WORSTED SUIT,
with skirt effect, giving the appear.
anee OF a full-length Jersey. is priced
at 49, 40.
TWO-PIECE KNIT BATHING
SUITS are priced from 1924 &c
- 90.
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Japonette. .1.3S S1.21
Roberi W. Chdmtns.
The Yoke Of Silence. SIS $50
Amy MeLdren.
Sins of the Father. SIS S1.21
Thomas Dipon.
Melting OF Molly. 800 89c
Maria r. Dapiess.
Nameless Thing .$1.2S SLIP
MehIie d. Post.
Unquenched Fire. .S1.2s SLIP
a. CersfeHbeyR.
Ny Demon Motor Boat,S1.1o oSc
George Fitch.
Main FL, Rear.
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4 Mandolin

all holiday outings; They are priced
here at 50 50 to S94 IS.
GUITARS in stock from $500 and
up TO So27S. A saving at every
price.
VIOLINS from abroad. which were
purchased on advantageous terms.
They are modelled after the most ia
nous makes. Prices ~ 81 to $50 SO
FVth Floor, stth st., Rear.
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Ready-tO-
takeCQndieS

From Mays Purity Kitchens, and at
Mays "Lowest-in-the-City" Prices.
HARD CANDIES are very desirable
for travelling. Our fruit sticks are put
up IN jars of a pound each. and priced
at 29c. Smaller sized jars. lie.
MARCHELETTES. which look like
pebbles. but are delicious in flavor, at
&c and 24c bag. Lemon drops in tin
boxes, 1Sc.. MarshmalloWs, 1Oc.
Brillants. 15c. Crystallized Ginger Is
very refreshing on warm days. In I-lb.,
1s-lb. and lib. boxes at 10c. 18e and
$50 respectively.
MACY'S"PERFECTION' Brand
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES should
be in every suit case and bag. ACC a
pound. RED Star" grade. mixed with
bon bons. 24c. Gold Seal" choco-
lates. SOC.
"MILLE DOLCE" CHOCOLATES, in
boxes of about 2 pounds. at 81 ~
Translated. Mile Dolce" means a
thousand sweets. and is applicable to
these chocolates for the reason that
there are no two alike.
Easement, Centre.
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"Six Best"
Sellers

Priced. of course
as b 90 k S at
Mays always
are. at anti
Trust q u ota.
tons. " hic h
m e ms the
"Lowest.in-the.
City"
Price Mays
Elsewhere Price
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WATER WINGS ELSEWHERE 2sc), PIC
CORK BEACH BALLS elsewhere ESQ., lSc
BATHING SUIT Bags elsewhere SOC TO
7se). 49c. SOC and ooe. run FL, Centre
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Mems
Outing Clothes

STRIPED FLANNEL TROUSERS. all wool. at So 81.
WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS $500 and 81 IS.
KHAKI TROUSERS. with belt TO match, 81 %.
WHITE DRILL TROUSERS. 81 20. :.
WHITE DUCK TROUSERS, 81 50.
NORFOLK BLAZERS, So. So 50. so and $3.50.
LINEN CRASH COATS md TROUSERS. S5.75.
STRIPED AfOHhIR COATS and TROUSERS, 81 so.
Fyah r., Beav.
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BathingSuitS,C Gaps

"TAkE-WITH' TURKISH BATH TOWELS. special
qualities sale at 24c 39c 49c and %: each Take.
with individual Towels of imported linen special
at 24o and 800 each. Main Floor Rear
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-10-10
ALIAS SUNNI ONS.

In the Probate Court of the County of
Shoshone, State Of Idaho.
d. Rosenbaum, Plaintiff, VS.. H. W.
Fuhrer, Defendant.
The State Of Idaho sends greetings
to II. w. Fuhrer, defendant.
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear before me, at my office in the
City of Wallace, in the County of
Shoshone, Idaho, on the goth day Of
November, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m, in
an action brought against you by said
plaintiff, to answer the complaint of
the above named plaintiff. Said ac
ton is brought to recover from you
the sum of $31 35 with interest thereon
at the rate of per cent per annum
from February IS, 1911, or Judgment
will be taken against you for said
amount. o-wit, for the sum of thirty
one and IS 100 dollars (S3L35) and in
tercst with costs Of this suit, If you
fail to appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any constable of
said county, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this 26th day
of September, 1912.
LAWRENCE f. WORSTELI.
FIX Ot'icio Clerk Of Said Probate
Court
(Seal of the Probate Courtl
JAMES A. WAYNE
Attorney far Plaintiff, Wallace, Idaho
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