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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23
ENTERTAINMENT, DANCE AND
CARDS

Members OF the Order only admitted
without invitation. Every member OF
the Order is entitled to one additional
invitation, which can be obtained at
the office OF the Union Pacific Trans.
fer Company, King Street.
5203--Apr. 1, II, %, 20, "a, %, &c, p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23

iAlHHie TduHtuOTpts
Charles Fillbrook.
Annie Funk.
Joseph Fynney.
Alfred Gaskell.
William Gillespie.
ETHEL Carside
William Gilbert.
Harry Gale.
s. Gale.
John Gil
Ralph Giles
Hans X. Givard.
Samuel Greenberg
Fred Giles.
Edgar Giles.
Lawrence Gavey.
MARY ID. Hewlett
Walter Harris.
George Harris.
Samuel Herman.
FJane Herman.
kate Herman.
'Alice Herman.
George Richards
George Sweet
Ernest A. Sjostedt
Augustus Smith
+Maude, Sincock
Richard J. Steiner
marion Smith
Hayden SObey
Philip J. Stokes
II. NJ. Slayter
T.. w. SedgwiCk
Percival Sharp e.
Anna Sinkkonen
s. Ward Stanton
George Swane
j.. Mannta Shelley
Lille Silven
NJ. Il. ]. Strant
Miss +. Trout
William J. Turpin
Dorothy Turpin
Ellen Tooney
Moses A. Troopiansky
Mrs. A. T. Tervan
James Veale
Mrs. George Wilkinson
Ada c. Wilkinson
William J. Ware
Leopold Weisz
Matilda WeisZ
Edward Wheedon
John James Ware
Florence l.. Ware
Susie Weber
Charles Wilhelm
Marion Wright
bessie Watt
fEertha Watt
T.. Arthur West
Ida West
Constance West
Edwin Wheeler
Mrs. Addie Wells
Miss j. Wells
"Ralph Wells
Nellie WaCroft
&C. Williams
Miss H. Yodis
There were $40 third.class passen.
gers on board.
NEW YORK, April lG.-Thc follow.
ing list of hrst-class survivors Is ad.
to the list under a Cape Race
date;
Dodge, Miss Sarah
Daniel, II. Haren
Fantini, Mrs. Mark
Hays. Miss Margaret tperhaps dup,
licatiOn)
ANt"'lls w
Rosibee, Miss II.
Stephenson, Mrs. Walter
Wilson, Miss Helen A.
List of survivors whose names do
not appear on the original sailing list g..
Brown. Edith
Brown, T. s, w.
Cahries, William Il.
Carmaccion. Renardo NJ.
Driscoll, Miss Il.
Formery, Miss Elem
Gerroa. Mrs. Marcy
Healy, Miss Norah
Hansen. Mrs. Jennie
Hososons, Massefamie
MCGOWAN, Miss Annie
McDearmott. Miss Letitia
Mare. Mrs. Flarence
Pensky, Miss ROssi
Skeliery, Mrs. w. n.
Trout, Mrs. Jessie
This list of survivors is also given
out:
Bassini. Miss A.
Burns, Mrs. G.. NJ.
Casebere, Miss ID. d.
Chamdasen, Mrs. Victorine
Daniel, Miss Sarah
Desette, Miss
DrauChensted, Alfred
Frock, Philip
Fleigheim. Miss Antoinette
FranCatelli, Miss
GoOght, James
Halverson, Mrs. A. o.
Homer Henry b.
Many, Miss Ruberta
Nelicarde, Madame
Lavory, Miss Bertha
Iesneur, Gustave J.
Panhart, Miss Nanette
Renago, Mrs. NJ. J.
Renalt, Miss Appi. Il.
Seerepaca, Miss Augusta
Steffanson, N. b.
Segesser, Miss Emma
Smith, Mrs. p. p.
Slayton, Miss Hilda
Shadell, Robert Douglas
Smith, Mrs. Lucien p.
Ward, Miss Emma
Thor, Miss Ella
Tucker, Mrs and maid
HApn nE TIANl<c
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-23
ABOARD
TITANIC

illHlVU
Continued from PAGE y
Mrs. s. W. Bucknell and maid
Major Archibald Butt
IL. p. Calderhead
'Mrs. Churchill Cardell
Mrs. J. w. NJ. Carde2a and maid
ct. d. NJ. Cardeza and man servant
Frank Carlson
+. NJ. and J. p. Carran
William f.. Carter, son, daughter and
maid
Mrs. Carter
Howard b. Case
r. w. Cavendish
Mrs. Cavendish and maid
Herbert - Cahee
*Mrs. Cahee
IN. c. Chambers and wife
Miss Gladys Cherry
paul Chevre
'Mrs +. NJ. Chibnall
Robert Chisholm
Walter NJ Clark
Mrs. Clark
George Quincy Clifford
T.. =. COlley
Mrs. A. T. and Miss $. w Compton
A. r. Compton, Jr.
Mrs. r. c. Cornell
John T.. Grafton
Edward c. Crosby and wife
Miss Crosby
John Bradley Cummings
tMrs. Cummings
=. u. DAILY
"RObcrt w. Daniel
Thornton Davidson
Mrs. Davidson
Mrs. y. De Nilliers
"A A. Dick and wife
Washington Dodge and son
Mrs. Dodge
Mrs. F.. Douglas
wv. Douglas, wife and maid
William o. Dulles
'Mrs. Boulton Ernshew
Miss Caroline Endres
Benjamin Guggenheim
William q. Dulles
Mrs. BouitOn Earnshaw
Miss Caroline Endes
Miss T.. NJ. Eustis
Miss f.. Adam
Mrs A. F. l.. Egenheim
49, l. Flynn
u. l.. Foreman
Mark Fortune
Family Mark Fortune
y. p Franklin
eT G. Frauenthal and wife
sDr. Henry Fraucnthal and wife
Miss Marguerite FrOliCher
J. FuIrelle
Mrs Furelle
Arthur Gee
Mrs. l.. Gibson
Miss d. Gibson
T. l.. GOldenberg
Mrs Samuel GOldenberg
Miss Ella GOldemberg
'Sir and Lady COsmO Duff GORDON
George Il. GOldeschmidt
aCol. Archibald Oracle
Mr. Graham
Mrs. William Graham
Miss Margaret f.. Graham
Mrs l.. d. Greenfield
Wv. -. Greenfield
Victor GigliO
wv. Hamalaman
fR Hamalamau
George A. Harder and wife
Henry Sleeper Harper and wife
Henry Haraner
Henry b. Harris
MRS. Henry l.. Harris
W. r. Harrison
II. Haven
w. J. HawksfUrd
Charles NJ. HAYS
Mrs Hays and daughter
Christopher Head
W. +. Hest
Herbert Henry billiard
w. +. Hopkins
Mrs. Ida S. Ilippuch
Miss Jean HippaCh
Mrs. John c. Hoogeboom
A. o. HOlverson and wife
Frederick NJ. Hoyt and wife
Miss A. +. Icham
-. Bruce lsmay
Mrs. lsmay
Birnbaum JakOb
&. c. Jones
II. f. Julian
Edward A. Kent
+. Il. Kenyon
Mrs. Kenyon
az. y. Kmbal and wife
Herman Klaber
William s. Lambert
Mrs. A. Leader
T.. G. Lewis
fMrS.' Ernest II. Lines
Miss Mary c. Lines
Mrs. J. LindstrOm
Milton c. Long
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
WILL FANS IN
SOUTH RIVER
GIVE

South River Is now the mecca OF
basketball. With games on Wash
ington Park court every Monday, Fri
day and Saturday nights, the little
burg up-county way is at present as
active in the popular indoor winter
sport as any other place in the coun-
ty. Perth Amboy Is South Rivers
only rival with games here every
Wednesday,, Friday and Saturday
nights. The other burgs around the
circuit have not more than Two bas-
ketball games per week.
The question that will comfort the
management of the boys %up-county
way before two weeks pass, Is:
Can and will sporting fraternity
support basketball in South River
three times a week." If records of
former seasons go for anything, the
answer will probably be, NO" How
ever, it is best tt wait and see what
South River fans will do along these
lines.
The sports in the burg which sup
ports the colors of Guy Gilbert's Ster-
lings and Jim Blacks Five are a fine
lot when the support Of their favor
ties is considered and SO it would not
be so greatly surprising II the man
agements of the South River teams
will finally be able to keep their
squads paying Friday and Saturday
nights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
THING THAT IS IMPORTANT
Proper Color Effect Must Be Kept In
Mind When Buying Flower Hold
ers for the House.

In buying vases. pitchers, bowls.
anything that may be used as flower
holders. remember the color effect
Oh ose neutral tones. unless you can
afford to have a number Of jardinieres
Soft, gray, dull greeL., a wood brown
or a deep cream will never clash with
your decorations.
For occasional use a deep orange Is
good. with many color schemes, and
with z~innias. marigolds, golden glow
and other deep-tinted yellow lowers
a highly glazed bowl of dark Prussian
blue makes a good contrast.
Flowers rarely look well In an fri
descent vase, however handsome. The
coloring detracts from the colorings
of the flowers and both are weakened.
For this reason the cut glass. rock
crystal or ever the plain glass vase
Is preferable to one OF colored glass,
even though 1t be green.
The brass jardinlere OF Oriental
hammered brass. finger bowl or vase
looks well with many d~eeptoned flow
ers. either In harmonizing yellow and
brown tones or IN vivid blues and red.
Larkspur and sweet williams look
their best In q brass vase and also In
a bowl Of range crockery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
W. \. s. SLAUGHTERS
BATT1N ANNEX FIVE

It's Leon MacElroy, manager Of the
Woodbridge team. He thinks his
bunch is the "best in the world now
and he has the right to believe that
way until someone shows him diff
ferent. No one has yet.
Here are tn line-ups:
Woodbridge (01) Batttn on
Reyder Morrowdo
right forward
Cushing Delbert
left forward
Wand jacobson
center
Deber Steward
right guard
Vecsi, Love Wilbur
left guard
Goals from field: Revder G0),
Cushing f15). Wand C6). Deher
(2), Morrowdo "a, s. Dalbert f3).
Goals from foul line: Wand 90,
az, Dellert ca, Dellert (1).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
LIVE
TIPS
+ )
BY RiACO

Bill says he likes to kiss his girl
in a darkened room because he can
then see the love-light in her eyes.
where's the fre?" asked the old
gentleman.
AT de. timing works!" shouted
the little newsboy.
William Petty says he can afford
to wear silk socks because the city
buys the firemen's hose.
According to the newspaper ac-
counts of RUDE Marquard's escapade
with an actress at Atlantic City he
is playing a different game than
baseball.
"He acted like a fish out of water
when he made his stage debut" 2s'
Got the hook, eh?" .. t,
y u
Before beginning to stamp out an
evil the reformer shouldn't forget to
wipe bis feet. .e.
Borrow to Lend. ~
He who lends
And goes away
Will live to lend til,s
Another day.
Don't lend at all
Is my advice. .ets
But If you must
Lend once, and J..
Borrow twice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

It was an easy matter for the 1ro-
ouois to dispose Of the Marions on
the Auditorium court last night.
The final score between the two ag-
gregations was 1913. Not once dur-
ing the warfare did the Redskins
lose their lead which they main
tanned because Of their fine passes
which spelled field goals.
In the first administration, through
the fine shooting Of Mike Smith, the
Iroouojs were able to forge aheao
Hank Thomas did no scoring IN ms
period due to the close n n
guarding Of his husky opponent, Ed
lie Holzheimer. However, he maze
several passes which had much TO DO
with the scoring OF his teammates.
Carl Mullins showed up strong n the
frst half in a new Experimentation
shooting. Out of three chances, the
husky pivot general dropped two
through the net.
In the second half. Carl Mullins
made three field goals-clever shots:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
,ecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Nov. 9.-Murder in
the first degree was the verdict
against Woodbridge high school last
night when the locals slaughtered
the Battin H. s. Annex quintet, 81
II. Every one in the Woodbridge
lineup starred but Wand, the lanky
pivot general Of the w. II. s. crew.
proved the most dangerous Of the
for he shot 16 field and
4 foul g~oals-just like that. Cush-
ing was another warrior who did a
lot of damage, dropping the sphere
through the ring Is times and Rey-
der did the same thing over" ten
time. Some game and no blame
could be placed on the losers. for the
locals simply outclassed, outshot. out
witted, and-well they won hands
down with their eyes closed.
If you see a big chiettan in this
burg today from Woodbridge way
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Nov. 9.-In a rea
reminder of county league times, the
Crescents, of Midtown, opposed the
Sterlings, of this place, in a bitterly
fought battle which ended 1921 in
favor of the local aggregation. With
the score in favor of the Midtown
lads in the first period and the Sterl-
ings gaining in the second, the tussle
was close throughout so that those
fans who witnessed the fray last
night on the Washington Park court
yelled until they were hoarse, each
n cheering for his favurite crew.
1t was a game filled with thrills
such as only a delicate situation, a
cl Sc score, can make. The squads
fought as If a championship title de-
pended upon the issue. From every
standpoint, the battle was an ideal
Il
Ernest Cathcart held the speedy
Charlie Crabial scoreless and this ac-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

Perhaps the most pleasing news in
sporting circles in the last few
months comes in the announcement
that the Permo Athletic Association
will open their winter season NOV.
IS in the Auditorium, under the
same management as formerly con-
Quoted and in the same high class
name as before.
Not only will fans in this city, but
those from Staten Island, union
county, and many places in Middle
sew welcome the return of the Permo
Club as a factor In sports.
The cards for the stays which Will
be held hereafter will be comprised
of high class wrestling bouts, box
ing matches and vaudeville.
1t is intended by the management
to hold a stag every second week
when the hest artists in boxing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
RED SOX PLAY
RIVIES TONIGHT

teams as the Wanderers, Good Coun-
Gil Five, Labor Lyceum, Turn Verein.
and All Souls squads. The team is
comprised of Noe, m of the stars Of
the celebrated Boys Club, Of New
York: Hayslip, the star forward of
the Bryant high school; Crapser, Of
the Good Council Five, of Brooklyn;
and Levy, McKeon, Cox and Karle,
members of the Newton II. S. team,
which won the New York basketball
interscholastic championship last
night,
1t is expected by the Auditorium
management that the attraction will
be a rip%-roaring contest from start
to finish and that the tussle will be
marked by fast and clean playing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
CRESCENTS BOW
TO STERLINGS
Great Game on Washington Park Court Ends rs q in Fa
vor Of Guy GiIbert's Crew-Ernest Cathcart Holds Bril-
liant Charlie CrabieI ScoreIess Jimmy Armstrong Stars

counts for the defeat of the Tire
town" boys in a great measure. jim
my Armstrong dropped seven field
goals through the net from his side
of the court and totalled with the
four goals from the foul line, he
proved the highest scoring factor of
the engagement.
Here are the line-ups:
South River (26). =. Crescent CID
Armstrong Crabiel
right forward
Phair Garland
left forward
Meade Snedeker
center
Edward Cathcart Evans
right guard
Ernest Cathcart Kulthau
left guard
Goals from field: Armstrong O.
Phair (3), Meade "a, Garland 49,.
Kulthau t3J. Goals from foul line
Crabiel 90, Armstrong (4), Score
at end of first nalf, SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
WIN
FROM MARIONS

The rest of the "Injuns" worked In
wonderful style and while they r
not able to locate the basket as much
as they should have been, their work
on the floor was SO effective as to
keep the pellet from the Marions
most of the time and incidentally
keep them from scoring.
Here are the line-ups:
Iroquois (19) MarioDs tS)
Smith Eagen
right forward
Thomas Gray
left forward
C.. Mullins Clausen
center
Stinson Holzheimer
right guard
E. Mullins, Looser Nickenig
left guard
Goals from field C. Mullins (3),
Thomas %. Smith go, Stinson %,
Gray ~, Clausen "a. Goals from
foul line: C. Mullins 90, Gray (2)
Score at the end of first period, 1913,
poferee, Max Sarokin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

Coach king" Brogger and his
squad of Dexter pigskin hooters look
forward to another victory tomorro"
afternoon when they line up on the
copper works gridiron against h
New Brunswick Yacht Club eleven
in a tussle which will go a good ways
toward deciding the county cham
p%ionsbip.
Every one of the local regulars
has reported In pink of trim and Will
be on the job ready for an assign
ment, Bunk Allen, who receives
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
PERMO To REOPEN ON
NOV. |8 WITH GREAT
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Wrestling, Vaudeville and Boxing
Will be Features Of Enter'a nment
Club Under Same MANAGEMENT.

wrestling and vaudeville will be pre-
scented to the members of the Permo
Club.
When the portals of the Audito-
rum are opened Nov. IS, there is no
doubt but that one Of the largest OF
crowds that ever thronged into the
popular public hall will gather to see
The come back" performance of the
Permo A. A.
Who will be carded for the main
bout in boxing for the first entertain
ment is not yet known, although 1t is
practically certain that either Joe
Honan or Young Bedell will be one
of the characters. For a wrestling
bout Matchmaker Joseph McNulty
is trying to book the two big heavy
weights who furnished so much
amusement to the crowd that saw the
boxing stag held lest month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
PARISH HOUSE
AND NEPTUNES
MEET TONIGHT

The Parish House basketball crew
will travel to South Amboy tonight
where they will oppose the Neptunes
on the knights of Pythias court.
The gametwill no doubt prove a good
exhibition and the crowd that attends
the fray will see some lively doings.
Both squads will use their regular
lineups so that each quintet will be
in it's best condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

While no free eats have been Offer
ed the Riversides if they win In to-
nights tussle with the Newton Red
Sox, of Newton, l.. l., there is every
reason to believe that the McCreery
clan will work their hardest to an
mex the fray tonight into their win
column. Only n game has been
dropped this season by the Riverside
quintet and the locals are anxious to
keep up their reputation.
Bill Reynolds will probably be
McCreery's side-kink as left forward,
while Durham will jump center with
Burns, Allen and Regain to choose
from for the guards.
The Red Sox have defeated such
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
DEXTERS READY
FOR N. B, 7. C..

more tossing around than any other
athlete in these parts, will be at his
quarterback post. "Tody'' Booz will
also be seen in action.
The county sea aggregation start
ed the season off poorly but have
been improving at such a rapid rate
that they are now being feared by
many squads. Their showing against
the Crescents, OF Midtown, has sent
their<stocks much higher.
The Dexters have no fear. The
better they come the more glorious
the victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
NATIONALS TO
OPPOSE 7. A. c.
snecial to the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, s. L., Nov. 9.-Willis
Larkin's bunch of Tottenville war
riors will meet the Nationals, of
Long Branch, on the Knights of Py-
HAS court tonight. This burg seems
10 be the ~favorite one of the Long
Branch crew as they always play
their hardest when matched against
he T. A. C. on the local court. Pop"
Pagnod is still out of the game so
hat the Larkins crew will have to do
some fine work tonight to win the
tusSle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
NEPTUNE JRS.
WIN BY 9 6
SpeciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Nov. 9.-Another tus-
sic was staged between the South
River high school team and the Nep-
tune Juniors, of South Amboy. last
night on the Washington Park court
which ended in a 9-6 score in favor
Of the South Amboy aggregation.
Close guarding kept the tally of both
teams down. The visitors annexed
the series between the two squads
by winning yesterdays fray.
None Sold.
Everett Shinn. the painter and wit
of New York. scored OFF an enemy at
q tea In New York. To this enemy.
himself a painter Vt the Bouguerean
school, Mr.. Shinn said:
"How many pictures have you paint
ed in the course of your long and hon
orable careerT"
81 haven't the least idea," was thu
reply.
Mr.. Shinn laughed m~aliciously.
"Some day. then" he said. "Ill come
around to your studio. aud count them.
The EVENING NEWS mas thu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
TO
MAKE JOURNEY

The Atlantic soccer eleven, of Tot
t~enville, will travel to Livingstone,
where they Will oppose a crew OF
that place this afternoon. The boys
from across the river have suffered
two defeats at the hands OF the local
s~occerities but they are still in the
race for honors this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
7. A. G.. DROPS
CONTEST 4C-33

Crippled because of the absence of
Bedell and Pagnod and also by an
injury to Bobby Macan, the T. A. c.
fell victims to the Elizabeth Y. M. C.
A. last night on the latter's court by
a 48 to 33 score. 1t was not until
after a hard fight that the Totem
Vile crew gave the distress signal
and with their regular quintet it is
probable that a victory would have
been annexed. Price, who is being
tried out for the T. A. C. squad.
play ed last night and dropped nine
field goals through the net. The
others of the islanders lineup were
Carver, Belts and Paugh.
Endurance of Migrating Birds.
The visor and endurance that birds
display upon tie wing are astonishing
Nearly all the migratory species Of
Europe must cross the Mediterranean
without resting. The little bluebirG
pays an annual visit to the Bermudas.
GEO miles from the continent. and Vii
son estimated Its very moderate flight
markable stories are told Of the long
tights of tame falcons, one going 1900
miles In a single day. Jawel mentions
carrier pigeons that few from RoueD
to Client, $50 miles. In an hour and u
half. and a certain warbler must wing
its way from Egypt to the Baltic, 100
miles. In one night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
All the Novels In One Word.

There are but six words In the Enr
lish language which contain all tn
vowels In regular order-viz. abstemi
Gus, %arsenious, a%nenlous, facetious. mi
FERROUS and tragedious. There is bu.
one word which contains them in reglI
lar reverse order. and that word Is duo
literal. Besides the above there are II!
English words which contain all til,
vowels in IRREGULAR order. Twelve O
these begin with the letter a. sever
with b. twenty-three with c. sixteel
with d. fourteen with e, four with f
seven with e. one with b. six with I
two with j, two with m. two with n
two with o. thirteen With p. one witt
q. five with +. nine with s. W with t
fifteen with u and six with V.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
Insanity.

An English authority. Sir George
Savage, in giving advice to people in
whose family there was insanity as T."
the question of their marrying. sug
gests that no one in such Il case should
marry before the age of twenty-five,
by which time the Inherent symptoms
Of Insanity would have made them,
selves apparent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
lQUEHONCA IN
ROLL AT WEST
NEW BRIGHTON
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville, Nov. 9.-The Aque-
hcngas won two out of three match
es in their roll with the Veteran Fire
man No. Q, Of West New Brighton,
on the latter's alleys last night.
Here are the scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

ANY affair or ha opening, or cir
Iumstance. which is too small to
make a Want Ad. worth wnile as
an adjusting force is TOO small To
worry about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
IN
T0TTENVILLE

Tottenville fanaom will have an
opportunity to see the local Redskins
in action this afternoon when Mana
ger Philip Payne stacks his forces up
against the Flying Five on the
Kniohts of Pvthias court. 1t is ex-
nected to be the game of games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
By Gosh.

FOR PLACING ADS. IN TINS
Spree APPLY 10 THa
NurTY 80
No. - No wHeRE Sr:
SONS WHERE
U.S.H.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
MEDICAL
TO THE

If you have thin. poor. inns, oversize
blood. weak and unsrrung nerves, neu
Yalgia., rheumatism, are without "on
usual energy and vim, or fufer from
any chronic disease. kidney or oia'-
der complaint, or kindred ailments
Won snonld nave the very hest trea
ment. This you can obtain at th'
we'll known, long established office OF
DR. GR1NDLE.
the Speci list.
where thousands before You have
foupd complete a., speedy restoration
TO health. power and vioor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09
DIR. GRlNDLE

May he consulted NJ mia Once, III
West 18th Street, between 9TH and
7th Ave., New York, where no has
been located for more than thirty
Advice Free Medicine 81.
His professional services afe the
lowest.
uorr, q. 70 9 Surdavs q 70 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

EVENING NEWS cover d nelu-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-09

The EVENING NEWS a the