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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28
ONTHE
28th,
SATURDAY
New
Victor
Records
Come In And
Hear Them
BRYkN1's
BOOK
STORE
LESS BOWEL TROUBLE
IN BRUNSWICK

Brunswick people have found out
that A SINGLE DOSE of simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as
compounded in Adler-i-ka, the Ger
man appedicitis remedy, relieves con-
stipation, sour stomach or gas on the
stomach INSTANTLY. This simple
mixture antisepticizes the digestive
organs and draws off the impurities
and is it surprising how QUICKLY it
helps. Ed c. Bruce, Drugkgist, 1901
Newcastle st.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

Service counts always" and it's a
habit with us. Try it and see. AN
DREWS DRUG STORE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

The Eleeantes takes the leas sNery
""e'e "aS exclusively by Bruins
Slek Smoker Mfg. 20
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Let us furnish you with Onion Sets.
shipment Just received. Georgia
Hardware Company.
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WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW you.

JUST EXACTLY WHAT A
HIGH CLASS LINE OF TOILET
ARTICLES AND AIDS TO
BEAUTY LOOKS LIKE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
THE MOST COMPLETE AND
HANDSOMEsT LINE OF BOTH
THE LUXURIEs AND NECES-
SITES OF THE PRESENT-DAY
TOILET THAT THIS CITY HAS
EVER SEEN AND WE URGENT
LY REQUEST YOU TO COME
AND LOOK AT OUR SHOWCASE
ES, BEFORE THEY ARE PICK
ED OVER. WE WILL TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE IN YOUR
INSPECTION OF OUR IMPORT
ED AND DOMESTIC PER-
FUMES, SACHETS, CREAMS,
LOTIONS, POWDERS, TOILET
SOAPS, ETC, AS WELL AS
OUR COMPLETE LINE OF THE
VERY FINEST COMBS, BRUSH
Es, MANICURE ACCESSORIES
ETC.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

"service counts alwaysp and It's a
habit with US. Try It and see. AN
DREWS DRUG STORE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

Pure Georgia Cane Syrup. extra
fine, eoe per gallon. Phone 1856 C. n
TAYLOR.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

Large, fine MackereI. fat a1d white
best In the MARKET. Phone 1s6. C. n.
TAYLOR.
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hswick needs worse than any other
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xxx Il xxx ESS
! : Doing. t. SOCIETY. I
~ II <&<&<&$xkkE &< Xxx q
EXPERIENCE.

The world was made when a man
was born.
He must taste for himself the for
hidden springs,
He can never take warning from old
fashioned things,
He must fight as a boy, he must
drink as youth.
He must kiss, he must love; he must
swear to the truth
OF the friend of his soul. He mus;
laugh to scorn
The hint of deceit in woman's eyes
That are clear as the wells of Para.
disc.
And so he goes en- iii the world
grows old;
Till his tongue has grown cautious,
his heart has grown cold;
TIL the smile leaves his mouth and
the ring leaves his laugh,
And he shirks the bright headache
you ask i'm to quaff
He grows formal with men and with
women polite,
And distrustful with both when
they're out of his sight
Then he eats for his palate and he
drinks for his head
And loves for his pleasure-and il is
time he were dead.
John Boyle O'aeilly
.
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Fhe New York republican convention
Ted Mr. Roosevelt. Just what the entire
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-09-28

Iacon is TO en- terrain the big Bull Md
ga or our part Macon is wei col
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TWO BEAUTIFUL
souTH.END COTTAGE,

TWO BEAUTIFUL
SouTH-END COTTAGE,
have for quick sale two pretty
south-end cottages-Sl AGO. $500
cash, balance 500 per month Here
is fine chance to secure a nice
home at rental rates.
Well located, almost new. all
modern conveniences.
Ring me up today. phone ia, and
] viii take pleasure in showing you.
SEE ME.
ART uR LEAVY
Phene------ 7fs.
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pcwr in Peru they have shown us W
| eA-DIesidents. They simply moDbed
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ase bear in mind that the Brunswick
took the initiative in the Altamaha
Pc river matter and is leading the fight
ment of these rivers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-16
$500 per annun.


from the girls in the different by who has worked
among them for fifteen and knew they telling the truth
"(Xos0) pays uniform wages amounting So per
clerks they addition percentage goods
which are sold in the house as follows:
On hat . 500. 4 selling for $2.48 Is
On hat ......... selling for 4.98 Is
On fur selling for 4.o8 Is
feathers selling for 90
On feathers -. selling
On underwear selling for ZIG 10 cents
On underwear selling for "a l cent
On waists selling tor l98 cents
On hose selling for 10 1
On gloves selling for "a 1 cent
straight salary of 81 older
per week If mistake clerks
ing they charged slip this
being put in against them
Another (Xes1)A girl the china department
ceives So per She has the employ this firm
long time This house pays of
sales for the week Young inspectors receive 81 and older girls
$4.5Oto SIS per week.
another store Cx982A salesgr without much experience
receives So 81 after year
They offered lady with experience $40 per week
in the department This Of the difficult
positions to hold in department salesgi know
display the goods, the of different
grades
Zone of the girls the hosiery department
week; in the hardware &c. girls diff
receive week. grocery
parrnen So about years general depart
works from II to m. and So An
So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

The Middlesex County Sde
Boards Association Will mee
January. 30 at Woodbridge, whx
the annual dinner viii be enjoyEF
reports read from every dfstrtct2F
the county and several interest 2
speeches delivered. Chief anlong y
guests OF honor will be State or
missioner Of Education CALVIN y
Kendall, of Trenton. Tie Asabcaa-
ton met In this city last year, With
morning and afternoon sessions a.
the high school and dinner at the
Packer house. The attendance al
these meetings Is usually larse ey-
cry board Of education In the aH9s
sending a large delegation
Principals at Midtown.
The County Supervising PIincf'
pals Association will meet on Jan
nary 13, at Midtown, in auarterls
session. The usual reports will b
received, and addresses made On In
portant topics connected wltF3scheoi
life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
j. G. I. ADOPT
NEW SCHEDULE

Anew 1919 winter running sched-
ule for cars Of the Jersey Central
Traction Company between this 81
and Keyport became enecttxe-ay.
Trolley cars Of thtanapany are
Neutrality-suspicious. Island ferry
city ~twenty-six and ffty-six
,04autes after the hour throughout
tha day untii 8 o'clock Atnfght for
south ARboy aud until Z O'Clock
szl0odhruge creek The half hour
Roadway is eliminated between
South Amboy and Keyport from 8
o'clock in the morning until 2
O'Clock In the afternoon.
The tirst cars In the morning leave
Keyport ut S O'Clock ard this city at
6 o'clock and run to Woodbridge
creek until I o'clock each night,
whom the State street. shuttle car
ceases to run. Cars run hourly be-
tween South AmbOy and Keyport
during ths middle ofEthe -das~whsn
there is not much traffic and hourly
from this city to southern points AZ
ter 2 O'Clock nig1ts@%The Last ear
leaves the foot OF Smith street IN
this city At 1875 o'clock for all
southern points g~anA-14s5S o'clock
for South Amboy. Kaxportsand Mat
avian. During the hourly hsadway
ears leave tho foot~o4s Smith street
nf+y4stx minutes after the hour..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
GkkND IN
GO.
Sheriff Reeeroft Draws His
First at Freehold.

= 2 ~NF %f - FS
Freehold. Jan. 2-The 1rs'
grand Jury drawn by Sheriff William
a. Heeeroft. elected to office on No
venlber 7 last, was sworn In to-day
before Justice Willard r. Voorhees,
sitting at this place. The personnel
of tho new grand jury ia considered
of high class and marks the stand
ard to be met by the new admins
tration. The foreman is Charles e
Conover, OF Marlboro. Patrick J.
Devlin, OF Matawan, was excused, re-
Iducing the panel to the number as
required by law. The jury, in full.
follows:
Northumberland r. Brown.
Marlboro-Charles D. Conove-,
foreman.
orammer wills
F. Lef1ertson.
Matawan-PatrisA = psrfin, 81.
= H-a Bank-obidIah e Davis, JAG
OBJ D. Shuts.
Mfllstone-John J. Ely.
Middletown-Melyin A. Rice, DR..
John T.. Opserman.
Manalpan-Daniel Aumack.
AtlanticEGarret Nv. Buck.
Freeheld-C. Arthur Burke. Fred
Smith, Jrs
Upper Freehold-David e. Can
tum.
Asbury Park-Charies n. Baker,
Thomas Wynceop, Is. HHifey VIII
cox.
Howell-James III. Butcher.
Long Branch-Samuei s. Scobey,
AIonzo ID. Sherman.
Holmdel-GArret d. Lon street.
Eatont0wn-0eorge IA Steele.
Heabrfght-Henry Zobe1.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
XMAS FE9|
| JOLLY 4
Children and Pard
Merry--Fremtid

Upwards OF forty CHI
about seyenty-hve adpl
the second annual ChrJ
celebration held under g
of aAfhoidsforeningen N
Prospect hall Saturday 4
affair opened about ! o.
a Christmas song TheI
dren marched about q
decorated Christmas tree
ma Pedersen read q sto
The Little Copper Ce.n
Later the grown fotks
children and formed q
about the tree. They mi
sang the hymn "Nuho1
| Dinne smaa med Glade
children were given pre-
candy, nuts and oranges.
given the freedom OF the
! which they rompeu !
danced until II O'Clock.
The older guests enjoyed
! with dancing.
The committee OF arr
waa composed OF: Morris
dersen, Chris Christensen
~-f-1 K44yfrr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Paris Lingerie

Besides a large assortment OF New French
underclothes just of the steamer and spe-
.cially priced for the White Sale, there are
odd sizes from our assoTtnaerts very
much lowered in. price
An advance showing OF new Paris bsoFses OF unusuAa
value. An Importers Sample collection Of freasn SIT nna
chiffon hfoasea, now priced ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Spring Waists

Particular attention IS invited to the col
lection Of waists in spring styles which are
all new and OF unusual value. Priced $is75
upward on the Third floor, and at ASc LID
ward ;n,the Store on the Subway floor.
AL manufacturer surplus Of chiffon and
silk waists for women at $3.75; regularly
$S6s5qt to $40
YoAnx xaris waists include VERY pretty styles. aeheh'-
ku,ay ixw and French; also some hand-emnfoapeHs1
iasrr4Iw.ists At 81 and IS. reguaaasy 81 10 -.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
s1l UPP0SE BIG FIGHT
|~PLAHAEDF0R AUSTRALIA
spsesas tg United Press Wsrs.

Spsesas W Uadfed Press Wire.
Sydney, New South Wales, Jan. p
--ElerBymen are starting an agata-
ton to oppose the proposed hsht In
Australia between Jack johnson and
Sam MeVey. The ministers are try
ing to do away with prize lighting
In Australia. The business mensiof
the city have engaged attorney TO
assist the ministers in their aght,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
MAYOR WELSH
FOR PROGRESS
In Annual Message Tells
Streets Are Most Important

| -. -A~-
wish SAINT ~ annnsl masaaea 4
Ia ms @eornri, which -orrsnszed i
rncr vostsrdav 4. tbis t1Tsa of,eavs
~ars s,astas ana annatntmsnts mad<
- ~ sna,srr vasr pr,or IL I'M
nnaafsn~ fha 81 cns,ncji mat al Al
1890 : 100 ~ ~ iasi
weatsn. a-a annrovsd ans sdSaurn.
$3.50. ngn ~, ftew a..
tau~nnant c,arr r,sItnn srnsd~the
syo,. nxa- g III snecasacr R;char,
Msnh
~ ~. r..+tng ~ ~. raw ca,,nc.,
,hsrs ~ara nrssant ro1,ncI n,er
$780, rtantan nsrnnrar Manhs+-
-. "a c1nre- no tba nras1asn !,
nmcs~ ana stusrt ware
r-amsr.tad nsrb.t1an asclsred snd
ctr.-t -. .sactad rha ~,,laS CO..
$500 ~ sa,,nei ,ss+ raar VAR
1000 Th. mavo~ss ,nasss 81 III !
49, ~a.a :. wss rarssvaS .ra
.c,,r.,a -s.nsvsd - 1. rnxarned -.
rording1y
i r-.s,~natson ~ E1As4rfr7an
r.sev 10. .ccanf.a-TE. hn,aa u
r-or.t.hs1S 1870 I'D Ma~fa@1d
s~r~ -cs4n4.d ana nlsa
~ ~ss.fer - rax,.citmar n,ron.
~, the nnnointmrnt Il oncera was
tsr.r ~. foll1sring wera
saren np; LIZ lahowr rs. T nyre
s.,ltw. H. trsss,rsr or1an5o Pan
49,. rnI,e. f,stscs Wu1tsm mir
: 80
Ynhs sz1.;s.r.. rcrt wardsn NJ Z
sr5.sv. ms*-or - ~. uo1na Ians
xral n s.a.~tann 1900
49,. Tas1th = ri I'll
~~. q go ~ nma. CO..
..Anh ursI.r.
-lcn ~a,n1sIM 4Inss-~ -
So. nsnar
Apps.l 1880 .Isai
~ 1D.ANsx~- n.-..a~ 49,
~, $1,000 s.a.u
llenvs. oIuu1o. 1u1.aaa
1870 pnDr.r sIoun
n.us1 Ia sn.n'
nAncos oiovuf, 1910 ano 800.
t1nes ana assess,asnss Haa.,las
san. 49, aa ro
neuArt. MAnnaleAn anu oeouhors
esm1ss rlan.oh' nlaliiaan go
OvohnoI. poIlc1, o.aillon' mannas
Lan 2 oIohnoI, heehse, neanton'
Manhattan and slower miseellahe-
ous, SioveT M~hnnattan, anu oeAneoh
1vha mayor,, n,axaava was nc fol-
,cw-.
~ ths HoporabIa thu Common
ea,,ncsf ~ the ritv If south Am.
Nov.
Annthar year having nassed .nfo
history n a. again nv honor and
pleasure 10 Huhsuit 10 vour memorable
hodv s,rrh Recommendations Adj to my
M mind may he needful al
-nerassary. Manv things are desired
many evils exfst which should Be
ranedtad ana desnffa work that has
been zone II the mast much more
remafna4tO be accomplished
/ IN NOT uropose at this time to
direct vo4r ~attention IL minor mat.
fers nor To- detail work. nv fnten.
ton IA rather ID advert to the more
simuorfant ana pressing require.
mentRs hAIfevfnr that yeur desire NJ
serve the CITY faithfully and we'll Ii
euuar ID my own.
Streets.
All the present time our streets
are, as I view them, our most i'm,
porfanf consideration. They are oui
main arteries at traffic, they are The
oae department OF our city that iii
our Inhabitants are accustomed to
use thsy are the criterion 81 which
our whole municipal being is Judged
by strangers at omrs gates. Not ALONE
for our own necessities hut also fol
1he impression thar will DO created
on thoaB wfn are strangers to us
rsassf our streets be improved. The
sss~~t ne''tre 80 1s
nB will not claim that our streets are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Flow We Chose the Laccs
How We Chose tire En1br0Idcrics

In June the Swiss embroidery makers as
certain the style tendencies at the Paris
races. Then. after designing the einbroid-
cries, they send samples to the leading
manufacturers. We personally pick out
those tic 90 in orr White Sale garments
This year q number have been copied
from exquisite french Observation-Disclosures,
and having been made On handloonas they
possess incredible tdelieacy.
5o-cailed ssroteh" efnbruideries are very
clean and hardy looking ard will he found
on the golf pettcozts Of which We make =
speciality.
Abont 5000 patrs Imported Laae gmftainA, psrtfy@tns
vNnaasnanv az : - ivasara@ss~ -soes = estr@ns1 asrenf
lmporsaes0ns which have been xspsareaa sven lower s1sisn
Point Arabe lan6 uthnr pnpNsar atsisa
xoaa0 zsusfin Sheets smd TuEoss Gaaes ERA r~pxtc8d
about 80 per sent nndar tbe market; Blanchard saaaasns1
properly made.
9xe.0Ha worxh Ut sashtnnmbiy nanarAaed CcTsSts Will Is
seaa at ahuut $sssao. FMverass american naakea as ~ to
"a which are usually susd by gs At ssssEa TO IS. Hsaa =
x@s nna French cosneas win ba sold ~ " anssead or So.
Aa -=e-==s-=@s ~-sse : 1850 --
snapertsd and dosaasalas ~ u#scn below the e9wsas zz@TT
kst quotations. raugsns ssxon $50 a2waaa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

n*6eeS assessments ~ Ht&aJ yeAts
afe sulI unFa1d y - uh9usf 20
those WHO nave paid 2 sHeh assess.
nerfs, y aa unfair TO me PUBLIC ~
large tnNf tHas money snouln re1aain
Outstanding Would therefore,
recommend tnat instead o. a. expers
examlna1ion an eaFnaar o.
mace 70 collect deiinaueAk assess
ments; there surely oe some
way OF doing tnis and the city atfors
nsy shonld be called upon to furnish
at once an opinion onta course that
may be pursued.
Hhter.
For several yeaTs past the mayor
In his annual message has adFocated
the pressing Importance or QuF water
auppfy- * we are content 70 driIt
along without making provision Tor
the future We shall "a ourselves
before we CHOW r q q direfui conaf-
ton. l 40 Q thing that ft WouId
be entirely necessary TO Immediately
proceed u procure new water fac1i-
tiles, Dur since u present water
Supply rs uncertain, slnee we know
not whether our contract Will DC re-
newed lf Is certainly incumbent spon
as e take some means TO WORK 2
$500 - - - A A.x
noi.lIlon no $500 800
recommend tnat the council nIraiag
q coming year take az feast tne
hfst step toWsrd procuring = supply
o. water nat VIII De permanenI ano
I ina VIII relieve Us ron eve the
pos1'lllie5 q 2 Waeef Aaiaino - 'in.o
70 cople, --s
City ta&af1a
IQl2-fH Ole usphie~
tnsle :. aana+iyr ranu
%nu neAeersaps9 4rset
~ - ~ om
i.snlins IVY - ~, anS aIa.-
melelas lasn11.ss 1911 = ~ -
tIlc' L,ec,Ilc 1tsAlahs is na1uas ~
oAuspao ~ ll9 EoA1A.xons "a
sounus " enu ny auaisy go ~
= i'nu t-As
sIealer p1oporeIoh ahal .ne pIaee
cnsEseu Las'eioI " $50.
nBhtlng III 70 necessary ahAt aeuuc-
tion lroni esefy oAl ne htauS ~
outage, lanis Is nor a~eslraoie' =
While ~ Hohtn ee aihpiopeI " Peg
Ior wnae W. ~ ~. -, .,s.
woAIn ps nisnly lDps pA.s eslssI
I. aocolu mslil .sea
~ - - I~ eon.ia
- -~.a. .r~--a xAnxAN-~m+
would Z IN MAJ
.sl y YES .allu o.es.t-1 nsasI4.ss -
ceIss tue 1880, asi1n "a yoaI la'1n+
oraOIo o.ay gaalu .s1a. II =
eaort. e 11s@s ei
~ poah
a- -
Vul wui.ly psoI s4l's -
10y snouiu 49, ss,,h+
sLues alio1 ni5 : . ~ s's4s
tney lave = . 7
me-, nomey5s' as 70 Nnelalcs sng s "aas
Iasuit coula n.y. W oDsa
'u's 5AgSI.eo
! Dciiesg .has \ $3.50 . 7 GO !.
shiail nuI'iuol spo.'u .snw =
= ula"ase ~ conelAr1 In0 liz M
t,aaee y pahas Iau4ns .h.na
lns 1ApTass0 Ia. = ass,s ~ 1890
80. - - aan4rsct
esonullaua 1lo sas5 -
.no asVp - r. IL 800 4. -,
nel - : 4. $3.50 ana
snaI ~ : $500 as..1s5 @saans
naal p41u aan,,,t+sa 81 1902
naslaa ana. .as aasaneaa,s snhe.har -.
lns0'sssass ana r~s,,tt ~
~ = ~ snr,at..I aha's boma ~
1927 o-assstdarassn "a ~ IA ar
$50 go
aha1 saats
r,<. a.4u 49, ,s.rs arasad a. ons
~ ~, ~ nas ,nsaterss.naa leu
s,su rhass ha.,a hasr ss,slra -.
$3.50 rrs sra.a 49, - tbars has
49, hasaas 800 a@rgnaa !
aAy AsNnai D01.SeAs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

The news Nhen 1t II news In the
EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02


committed in the rear the Nc
nkrnzutf Residence and caNFed adda-
uonal expenditure for an$sher tur-
key.
Mrs. Hansen. OF 145 Lewis street,
irep0rted TO the police th4t some
one rifed an Ice box OF a porch In
the rear Of her home SUNDAY norm
ing. Hoasts. piss and the Ike we're
taken. No clues to- either d these
late robberies hare been found -
yet.
Someone broke into Mr.. Cohenss
restaurant at 186 New Brunswick
venue By smashing the front door
early Sunday mprnin8s AS ntthing
has been found stolen from thesplace
It Is thought the act was comHftted
In fun 81 for revenge. The tolice
were notified and Mounted PAtrol-
maj Hartman Was detailed to iaves-
ttgatH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Baby's Clothes

Finest handmade baby clothes from Paris
and the best that Americans can make are
pIentifuIly represented in this all inclusive
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

HSe EgwaH NMMA gssa gatu
mprs AoFnaa = zhis YI nAs4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

pses Tur-
pken Open

Fers promfn~
uarters last
Saturday
ing, causing
. his New
r family to
of It's New
II. McDer~
rect. Is the
friends are
Ing a fire
been the
\ feast for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Police Sergea
key--Restaura {

Petty thefts such
emit about police hi
week were contfr,
night and Sunday M
a police sergeant fd
Year turkey and an
lose the greater por1
Tears feast. Will
mott, OF is Jenerse'
police sergeant VIII
joshing about b Q
bird which was TO
main part of a New
h;paae1f and family.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
H0W We Chose the Sizl

How We Chose the Sizk
Makers are supplied with standard ICES,
outcome of our many years experiendand
all garments here are patterned ther$on.
Extra sizes" : measure a A8 and ssaach
hsist. An unusual variety of plain andprc
elaborate styles have been specially preArd
instflese sizes.
Small women often Gamble fitted readifn
the sizes designed for young girls, altho1h
all wonrn's garments range in sizes ffp
81 to4
H0W We Chose the Fashion,
The cut and the trimming Of all the Whp
Sale Enderclothes have been d~rteTminedf
this seasons styles in gowns. Flat pet}
coats and unruf1ed drawers are the fashion
required BY close dress skirts. Lace jaboi
on nightgowns and the new shapes 81 th
sleeves are ideas repeated from Iari
biouses. We have merely put the styles 9
outside clothes into those worn underneath
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

ssu.aa Y xs6a pair. This baanksl ssmarhasas
tr /. vxearsav kaaltzsss, ssamaae expressly aSrs1ns Raaar
s,ax.s ,.NNsw york ana Philadslphia- Used fss
onix sn prtvsas 4nozasA DUE vnss aass3s
shaaSdlng schooasf
aras nes eaasEoIaeszesF asa saIs1 11S1s
na.wxs awa4sas $satn 5000 ssasshsof esabFeidesse@ y
all. sggxa prkes 1aAc yard upwards.
ms xsasas sasy~nssaa ses.s. Ia al pazss q Ne fse
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Here Than $50, 600 Ney Gar
sgsuks, MckadIng French Bzoaye5,
Women 8 and Girls Dona1sfc Wal5ks,
Imported and Dom15fic Lingerie,
Megliggs5, CbiZarsu,s UndercloMe5,
Washable Dresses for In1anh and
Small GHIzzreu and Wonen ) House
Dresses.
Prices 10 to So Per Gem Less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Resume.
Our genera condition Ia good We.
are. however. at the parting OF the
ways. re we desire to advance we
must keep pace with the times. We
must bear In MUD that progress ean-
net be had nor improvement be
made unless the prices therefore ba
paid. III we are TO make eur city
progressive, obtain for 1t thH posi-
tian which We feel It should have,
and keep paee with the Improvement
that Is geiug on about Use we need
the ~co-openatlon and good will OF
our peor
We should not be afraid or cap
fious criticism for the honest exseai-
dlfure OF publse funds. Without
surh expenditure nothing can he
LID. Il aaa energies lsare directed
toward obtaining the things we lack
and II our citizens can see that for
every dollar expended Its value has
been obtained then we can7anprd to
|fearlsssly brave the comment OF
biased critics. Our own conscience
should be the unly standard by
which We fudge our acts. and II the
staIl small Yeieass coMnenda tben
we may veil RESI- content that oar
saeS zazzn~vss susses
Such action SO Will attain that END
VIII be an assurance TO III that 1919
wifi be what I sincerely wish to all
our pa0ple ara Ia particular 10 tbs
gentlemen OF tbs ccaanfa. O bright
and happy New Year
Dated Tanssafy aS1eI7.
Respectfully submitted
M1CH#EL8YysaESH
Mayor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-01
Y. w. C. A. Notes

saturday. May 4. viii be tag day for
the Y. W c. A.. authorized by mayor
q F. Kelly. II is hoped by the board
Of directors Of the y. "; e. A. .i insl
the receipts viii be sufficient 10 carry
on two branches OF the work that
have hitherto been hampered by lack
of funds. These are the travellers a.d
al the union depot and the gymnasium
work. The travellers aid is partly
supported by the pledges from an the
missionary societies OF the different
churches. anu three individuals. but
their subscriptions meet just half the
amount of the money needed A pOr-
ton from the receipts OF tag day VIII
be devoted to this work, which had
been found to meet a great need at
rha unfon station. The room used for
the physical work has no apparatus
at ali and IL is desired to equip Ii with
some gvmnastic apparatus The tag
dav receipts are also for emergency
branches of the work The boarding
home is self supporting, as IS also
the lunch room, but no income what
ever is derived from the rest room and
reading room, and other branches or
the work