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RENT ROOMs-CONTINuED.

THREE UNFuRN1sHED ROOMS FOR
rent, modern but heat. 323 North 3rd
East Grand Forks.
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FOR SALE CHEAP If TAKEN AT
once. Z. c. Smith typewriter, prac-
tically new. Write G. A. Martinson,
care of Frederick Hotel.
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MALE HELP-Contipued.

A NEW MONEY MAKER. 10000 SOLD
In Minnesota. Costs l0c. sells for q.
Circular free. Tho Chemist, 21S
MINI,
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100 ACRES. EIGHTY MILES EAST OF
Grand Forks. 80 acres cultivated.
100 hay meadow. IS alfalfa. 200 more
miles to county seat; creek through
land. lake on edge; two wells: school
house on land: daily mail. telephone
in house: good frame house 24x42.
n stable 24x32. both new: two log
houses; granary Inc sheep shed: all
fenced with. woven wire. Price $25
per acre. Also $50 sheep for sale.
n. r. No. 1. Bagley, MINI.
FOR sALH-57s ACRES ADJOINING
town. with good water and buildings.
ance at Z Per cent. Box c. Gresham.
sask.
I AM OFFERING FOR SALE SOME
nice. we'll improved Florida farms.
range groves and truck farms. w.
J. Wilson. Citra. Fla.
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework; $25 per month. Grand
Forks County Hospital. Arvilla. N. d.
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FURRIERS

FuRs-sPEcIAL SALE ON ALL oUR
made up furs: we make and repair
oil kinds Of fur garments. s. Fried.
. The FuErier.. ~ So. eth st. =
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OATS.
chicago PORK
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
WINNIPEG CLOSE

May puts .s5-l.S5
May cdlS soy IA
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general homework. Two in family.
Good wages. Mrs. Whitcomb. 174
Reeves.
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$1,000 BUYS FURNISHED HOTEL
cash, balance terms. go acres ct s22oo
a besides i~ncumbrance. $s.Syo
invoices $3.50; must have $500 cash
over stock. All AL bargains. For
particulars address F.. j. wesolosky.
Sic Bruce avenue. East Grand FORKS
MINI.
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CARS RECEIVED.

Duluth.
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wANTED-scHooL GIRL ABOUT 1s
to work after school,. 3l5 Third v
nue.. Northwestern 1898.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-A RHINESTONE BACK COMB.
between. 500 block on Walnut street
and North Fifth street. Call l403L.
N. w.
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GRAND FORKS RAILWAY MAIL
clerk examinations soon. Candidates
coached free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 202 W.. Rochester,. N, z.
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$25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
trustworthy people to travel and dis
tribute samples for big wholesale
house. C. Emery, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-FEMALE POINTER DO
at q bargain. Phone 784L. Tri-Statt
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BARRED ROCK CoCKERELs;- WIN
Nursery. Larimore. N. d.
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FOR sALE-A FINE HoLsTE1N BULL
calf. 3 months old. Registered and
/. Grated I. o. b. only $50 90. NJ. L En-
right, East Grand Forks. MINI.
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wANTED-YoUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
with homework and sleep at home.
Tri-state S04L. 1924 North Sth st.
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MONEY TO LOAN

FARM LOANS IN MINNESOTA AND
North Dakota. Lowest rates Of in
terest; P 9eP;Gn REiytlesess At Dor,
Bros, East Grand Forks. MINI.
SMALL LOANS TO RELIABLE PAR.
time. David II. Warren. Wittel-
shOefer Blk.
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FOR RENT-FRoNT OFFICES WITH
vault Oh first floor. also two nice
offices in basement Of Clifford build
ing. Geo. 3. Clifford 4 Co., Room s,
Clifford Building
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
CEMETERY
At SPOTSWOOD
Hebrew Association Purchas-
es Land Opposite Usage.
ineosar M az EYENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
S~potswood, Feb. 2s:-Tbe Spots
wood Hebrew Association has pur-
chased an acre Of land opposite the
Usage cemetery. on the road lead
ing to New Brunswick from this
place. which will be used as q ceme-
terry by that recently Incorporated
faternai Organization. One OF the
main objects OF the society Is to pro-
mote the decent interment or de-
ceased members or widows of de-
ceased members, and the newly ac-
qulred ground Will be used for thin
purpose.
The tract was purchased from g,
"A. Wi1key. who resides nearby, al
the junction OF the Borough OF
|spotswood and the Township OF
East New Brunswick. The Hebrew
cemetery will mak8 the fourth main
tanned by churches of ~fraternaI or
ders In this borough. The Reformed
and st. Peters Episcopal churches
tgaxrefneteries on their church
ps0rp build Some IN Ne 81, D
terry. which il oppu
Gently purchased by the Haprss ~
| ciety,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
CALL IN
SOUTH AMB0Y
Other Notes Of the Baptist
Congregation.
aodal e the EYENrNG NFwS.

Special to tho EVEN1NG NEWS.
South Amboy, Feb. 29.-The roll
call and entertainment at the Bap-
list church last evening vas we'll
attended, although a number were
called away in attending the Pyth-
ian sisters entertainment. The pro-
gram was as follows: Singing by
the Junior Choir; solo. Mrs. James
Kirk; music by a choir. One OF the
interesting features OF this rendi-
ton BY the choir was that 1t was
led by Mrs. Joseph jackson, q lady
we'll advanced in years. A recita-
ton by Miss Evelyn Cassidy follow
ed. Between $50 and $40 we're
realized. At the close of the enter
tainment refreshments were served.
Quite a large number of the Bap~
fist people will attend a lecture to
be given In the Baptist church at
South River n week fromao orr
row-night. Ali who intend going to
the lecture will meet at VOLTS
switch at 7 O'clock sharp and take
the 7si5 car for South River.
Wednesday, March 81, the ladies'
of the Baptist church will give am
other OF their famous oyster SUP
pers. As this Will be about the last
supper of the season a good attend
ance liz expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
LODGE HONORS
MRS. JAMES
Reception Held in K. Of P.
Hall, South Amboy.

Special to fhe EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Feb. 29:-One OF
the best events OF the season took
place last evening at the X. OF p.
haIl under the auspices of the
Pythian Sisters In honor OF Mrs. v.
N. James, OF Good Samaritan Lodge,
who has been elevated to an official
position la the grand lodge. The
reception consisted OF an entertain.
ment OF recithtions followed by a
supper. The program Was as fol-
lows:
Opening ode sung by the Pythian
Sisters; prayer, Rev. G. s. Miller. OF
the M. e. church; address OF vel
come, Mrs. Joseph Wilson; recita-
ton: solo, r. r. Mason, Jr.: piano
solo, Miss Beatrice Selover; recita-
ton, Miss Edna Leonard: solo, r. /.
Stuits, Jr.; duet, Mrs. Edward Eng
lish andesTiss Ethel Harris. Kerr's
orchestra furnished the music for
the occasion. AT the close of the
entertainment, which was held In
the lodge room, the $50 members
and guests formed In line and with
Mrs. v. NJ James and husband lead.
Ing, they marched Down to the low
er hall, where supper was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29

INSPECT MILK
AT JAMESBURG
Only One Dealer Has Score
Within the Law.

RFStEtts 10 ~ ~ WRA90 " " -
Jamesburg. Feb. 29:-State Sani-
tary Inspector w. J. Willsey, Of
Trenton, has completed and flied
with local Sanitary Inspector Will
Ham s. Hankins his reports follow
Ing his tour OF the dairies here
abouts. Accompanying his report to
Mr.. Hawkins was a scathing febnke
of the men selling milk in his
vicinity for the miserable condition
OF affairs he found ON his tour. Mr..
Haukins was notified to again warn
the milk dealers to immediately
give attention to the recommends
ton for making their premises sanI-
tary by . given time or be ~prosecuts
ed.
OF the nine places visited by In-
spector w. J. WilIsey, but one W
found above the so mark. One place
visited the owner had provided no
barn for HIS cows. The general
complaint was small air space end
lack or windows In barns and the
scattering OF mAnure too closely to
the wells. The wetting OF tho fin-
gers with milk from the pail In use
was also tabo0ed. The following are
the piacea visited and the scores OBJ
tained by each as tabuiated BY the
state Board. Robert Grafe, $3.50;
Lincoln Perrfne, 81: Samuel Roth
stein, So; Morris Goldberg, S.;
Wesley Herbert. $3.50; j. H. For
tsch, $3.50; Jacob and Joseph Ap-
plegate, so; +. Scudder Bennett, A..
william NJ. Griggs, 1850. The law
requires that a percentage of so or
over be maintained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
aDMOTHERS
USED on11E TEA


1t Is easier to preserve the color
OF the hair than to restore It, al
though 1t Is possible to do both. Our
grandmothars understood the secret.
They made q "sage tea" and their
dark, glossy haiE long after middle
life was due to this fact. Our
mothers have gray hairs before they
are fifty, but they are beginning to
appreciate the wisdom of our grand
mothers In using "sage tea" for
their hair and are fast following
suit.
The present generation has the adj
vantage Of the past In that It can
get a ready-to-ase preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. scalp tonic aad color
restorer this preparation Is vastly
superior to the ordinary sage tea"
made by our grandmothers.
The growth and beauty OF the hair
depends on a healthy condition OF
the scalp. Wyethss Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy quickly kills tho
dandrufY germs which rob the hair
ct it's life. color and Iustre, makes
the scalp clean and healthy, gives
the hair strength, color and beauty,
and makes 1t grow.
Get a so tent bottle from your
druggist today. He Will give your
monsg back II You are not satisfied
after d fair trial.
Lauer Drug Go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
SOUTH RIVER

Mrs. r. #. Fountain entertained
the weekly Sewing Club at her home
on Upper Main street Wednesday,
afternoon. Refreshments were
served.
Harold Phair the crack forward OF
the S~ayreville basketball team, is
co~nyalescing from the effects of q
painful ulcer IN the roof Of his
mouth.
MRS. Cephas Yates fell down
stairs Ia her home a few days ago
and is suffering from several severe
bruises.
On Thursday evening the Guild OF
st. Maryss win be entertained BY
HRS. Amelih Price.
On Thursday evening. March T. a
lecture will be given In the Baptist
church by Gabriel Mcclure, a re-
turned missionary of Africa. The
lecture contains something OF novel
interest for all.
Jaanea Black was a New York Wis
tor yesterday.
Mrs. r. w. Dverhiser called yes
terday 10 see Miss Alice Evans, who
are patients at ST. Peters hospital,
New Brunswick.
James Armstrong and Joseph
4reiteumoser we're Old Bridge Wis
Tors yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
2 PARTIES IN
SOUTH AMB0Y
One for Miss Marion Hyer--
Other for Milton Rue.

Npeez0F 70 ths EFENzvH NE VS..
South Amboy. Feb. 2g.--A pleas
Ing event occurred Monday evening
ct the home OF M. and Mrs. II.
Hyer. $50 Augusta street, the occa-
sion being the celebration of the
eighteenth Birthday OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Marion. The room was
beautifully decorated In red, white
ana blue In honor OF the occasion.
and TO the father of his country. a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs John PheifYer. OF Maurer.
wan 4 local visitor Wednesday.
Mra. Clarence Liddls, Of PERTH
Amboy. visited friends In town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. whiting. OF Railway. Visited
Miss Anna Ccdd5ngson Wednesday
Mrs. II. Il. Valentine has returned
Ts0sa a sipiI 10 Utica, n. 4.
the ~gaAmagundl Literary Soeiaty,
which was to have been entertained
ut Mrs. y. Edgar Browns Tuesday
evening wAs postponed. The next
meeting w4ll be at the home OF Mrs.
4. = AnnesB, March IL. entertained
by tIaxs Misses Ruth Hraley, Edith
Brandsr, Anna Hart and Edith Whit
neg.
Mr. 5onn Mays, who Ia employed
- ssv - rsFuesur brewing Co.. 10
enIoyiug q two weeks vacation,
which lie win spend In Boston and
Hartford Conn.
MF. john Lund has resigned his
poaiaion With the Kra@ger Brewing
CO. in kDwn, ana has accepted a po-
sitlon In Perth Amb0g.
DontE forget the entertainment
fN pablEc school No. | Friday even
ing. Admission Fhirty-f7s cents.
ar. III. BrswsfeT WzIlss. county
superintendent. visited khs eehooas
III town Wednesday.
Mra. lothian Codaington, Of Bar
ron avenue. was s Perth Amh0y
visitor Wednesday
Mrs. Merrill III psrtza Aubov
Ised relatives Iii town sg ssaEe ]
zszsa
aER@@s. M#a q m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
SAYREvlLLE

Sayre and Fisher Co. has added d
new locomotive to their list for the
Ieoming season. Tnis is No. g..
Mrs. August Eottlieh, OF Dane
street, was a New Brnnswick visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Klingler and daughter
OF New Brunswick, were SayreVille
visitors Sunday.
Amelia Mavein, or Hart street,
was q New Brunswick visitor Sun
day.
Gussie Eppinger, OF South River.
was a Sayrevllle visitor Sunday even
ing.
Mary Tuckerson, or Milltown, was
d ~Sayrevil1e visitor Sunday.
Elizabeth Gottlich. OF Dane street.
was a New Brunswick visitor Sum
day.
Agnes Hoover, OF Quald street.
was 4 New Brunswick visitor Sum
day.
Ella Baer, Of fdlswild avenue, was
: aouth AMBER -:sttor Sunday.
Minnie Ketzner, OF Alberts Hill,
was a South Amhoy visitor Sunday.
Irene Weischadel. Of Main street.
was a New Brunswick visitor Sum
day.
Mamie Gordon, OF South River.
was d Sayreyille visitor Sunday even
ing.
Carrie Nielsen, OF Lower sayre-
vile, vas a New Brunswick visitor
Sunday.
Bessie SalzmAns Of Lower Sayre-
vile. was d New Brunswick visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. u. Miller, OF Main street, was
a New Brunswick visitor Sunday.
Lena Meyer, Of Dane street. was
a New Brunswick visitor Sunday.
Ida WeischadeI. Of Main street,
was o Ne wBrunswack visitor Sun
day.
Meta HSiswosth. Of South Afver,
was . Sayrevilis visitor recently.
Rodnan Hickman, Of PhfiadeI-
phia- has returned to his hoine after
spending q few days with bis uncle,
K. r. Rodan, Of River street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
THINK THIS OVER

uErlc1 81 the ndGs& 6k&f@dCA4.
We pay for all the medicine used
duriag the trial, II cur remedy fails
Is completely relieve you OF cunstf-
patton. We take all the risk. You
are not Obligated to us In any way
whatever X you accept bur ofer.
That's d mighty bread statement. but
we mean every word OF Ii. Could
anything be mcrs fair for your
A most scientific. common-sense
treatment In HexaiI 0rsaesaias zet4es.
are eatesi lIka candy. Their active
principle Is q recent scientific dlscos~
cry that Ia odorIesss eaiorIesa. and
~zastelssss very pronounced, gentle,
and pleasant In action, particularly
agreeable in every way. This am4
gredsent does naE cause diarEaaoeM.
daSuIence, grlptngs or other
Inconvenience. nexAgs OwaerItBs
arc particularly good for children,
aged Hnd delicate parsons
Ii you suffer fFoa chronic Or
habitnal constipation, or the 1850
cfata or dependent esFonie aiEnenss.s
we urge you to try nexasl Ufderfles
at our risk. Remember, you can get
them In Parth &rabey OAly al u
sfora. - tablets 10 c@n9ay ss 1ab4
let's, rs eeakss 80 1abl6kss 30 cents
Sold onEy aass skofaThA Aa1l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
sEWAREN

Mr.. Prince and family, who the
|past year have occupied the old
Foster residence on West avenue,
win move Into the Loeser cottage
on March 1 which was recently va
Gated by MT. Chalmers ana family,
have gone to Naine 10 reside.
The King's Daughters net at the
home OF Mrs. 6toddardt Tuesday af-
|fernocn.
The Library Bridge met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Waiter Blair.
The ouartstte Club will hare snear
weekly game ef bridge az Mrs.
Hutchinson's this afternoon.
Captain ana MRS. Theodore Mets'
enthins ef New York, we're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turner,
THE torrentfai rain OF Monday
night has washed out ali the side
walks In tewn. sand and gravel are
|piIad IN In all sorts OF places where
+ does not belong ana fwigs and
branches from the trees are strewn
Mi ever the lawns aud park. Never
have the walks been In . worse con-
ditson In Sewaren than they now
|aro and it has been remarked that
fhe clerk OF the weather must be IN
|~faague With the citizens who ara
urglng tho laying of cement walks.
gor after every storm the need OF
aiYerent walks Is made more ana
more obvious aad necessary Burke
3 EolHer. OF Perth AmDoys WAC owa
two residences OF West avenue,
have agreed Ia lay cement walks IL
front Of their property Just az soon
"a others viii also begin this much
needed Improvement
ARA. o. 3. Kemper, Of Chrome,
was IN town Tuesday Waiting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
HELMETTA

1t is again rumored that the r. r.
r. will double track the railroad
through Helmetta, S~potswood and
Old Bridge on the Amboy division.
For the past eight years the F. r..
r. has promised to double track the
railroad, and their promise this year
was accompanied by the depositing
of railroad ties at equal distances
along the track.
Harry j. Dew. employed by the
Westinghouse Electric Company. OF
Newark. was q recent visitor at
home.
The ST. Agnes Guild Is scheduled
for a short sketch soon after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eler have now
returned from their honeymoon and
for the present will reside ut Bloom
field.
Mrs.M G.. A. Clemons has returned
from a recent xIHit to her daughter,
Malvina. at Trenton-
Lawrence Whaien, formerly en-
pfoyed as yardmaster here. but now
works at Old Bridge, VIA q recent
visitor at Heinaette.
III one would care TO hear good
music 1t would be worth their while
to go up to THE Heimetta Club some
evening and hear the free concert
given by John Dindstedt and John
BDhr on the guitar.
Joseph Friedland. formerly em-
pIoyed In s. Greenberg's large de-
partment store, but who recently left
sc1 : better position in New York,
was a recent visitor In town.
Mrs. Hugo Weidemann has re-
turned from a prolonged visit at Jer-
sey City.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Eler has been LII
FOR the last few days.. Her daughter,
Mrs. =. x. Johnson, OF Trenton is
nursing her.
The gas pipes have been laid at
the p. e. r. station. There will be
an arc light In the center OF the
platform and one at either end.
r. j.. Franklin IL having his Ca
dillac o~yerhau1ed.
Charles vader. of Spetswood, for
merly employed at the snuff plant.
Is now working for the Public Ser
vice Gas Co.
Mrg. Olga Lupolav is the first per-
sou to act eggs In the vicinity. Mr..
Lupolay has bought the property
across the boardwalk from Adeleh4
Blum of PHILADELPHIA Mr.. Lupolav
works In New York. While Mrs,
LupoIay carries on an extensive poul-
Try business. She has several hun
dred chickens and sons Of tia I'm
est breed In the vicinity.
During the past week ten irnmi-s
grants have arrived at Helmefta.
Six of them have obtained employ
ment in the snuff plant, but the 9TH
ar four are az yet without work.
G. O. Ericsson Ia repairing his au-
#1omobile previous TO using II TINS
season.
Mrs. Graham and Bon Waiter and
hTs wife were Sunday visitors at the.
home OF her, Mrs. Graham's future
husband. Charles Strayley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
ENTERTAINED SEWING
CLUB OF SOUTH RIVER

South River. Feb. 29:--Mtss Olga
Siegert entertained the UNIQUE Sew
ing Club at her home Tuesday even
Ing. A delightful time vas had by
the members. and Miss Eiegert vas
voted the thanks of the society Tor
her hospitality, Refreshments were
served. Those present weres Misses
Olga, Ella and Helen Siegert. Mary
Johnson, Kathryn Miller, Kathryn
Johnson. Cassie Anderson, Florence
Meyers. Mary Meyers, Amelia and
Susie Bowman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
JAMESBURG

Mrs. Annie Petite visited her sis
ter, Mrs. William Pierce, OF flights.
town, this week.
Albert 8. Ovens has been ap.
pointed janitor OF the First NRtional
bank building, q new position Great
cd BY the bank.
Harry L0kersen, yardmaster al
! upper J~aEaesburg, returned Tuesday
from the balance OF d ten dayss va
cation deferred from 1911.
Charles Richards, Jr., and Duryet
Rhodes were Initiated into member
ship OF Mechanics Home Council No
II, Jr. o. u. Al. M, at their meeting
Tuesday evening.
Jacob Hausser, who was injured
by falling In front of his hose al
riage while returning from thA lire
last thursday, Is able to be about
but is compelled to use erutehes t6
navigate.
Mr.. and AIRS. willard Forman, oil
Church street, who have been tour
ing Florida, have written from
Miami that they will arrive home
this week.
Curtis A. Deveney, principal oil
the Jamesburg grammar and high
schools, has purchased from Mrs E,
Hammell her house, corner Of Rail.
road avenue and Harrison street
This sale means the removal from
town of one OF our best-known and
Oldest residents.
William Petite, OF Newark, was q
visitor this week q L the home OF his
mother, Mrs. Annie Petite, OF War
rem street.
Harvey Hausser visited his sister,
Mrs. Harry Volt. OF South Amboy.
Mrs.. T..sso G. Jefaee, OF Railroad
avenue. Is selling her household eff
fecta In preparation to her removal
to AHbury Park in the near future.
Frederick Greensiade has re-
moved from the apartments in the
Scarlet building to q house on Gatz-
mar avenue.
John Roberts has rented iiyine
rooms in Mrs. John Kuhnkey's resi-.
dence.
Gypsies are again tn camp Ia
! Davason's woods opposite the en-
trance to Fernwood cemetery
William Davitt has opened nego.
Eiations with Luther perrfna FOR the
| purchase ct the iatter's house. A
deposit has been made, the consider
alton being Si,150.
Miss Matilda Mount has returned
from q visit with Mr.. and MIRA. VIII
liam vauderveer, at Freehold, this
| week..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-29
II DoCro. HABIT
Ana How She overc.aso r..

W = 49, -
When we'll selected food has
helped the honest physician place hts
patient In sturdy health and free
firm the stdocter habit IT la d source
OF satisfaction 10 all parties. a CHI
cage weman says.
"We have net had q doctor In the
house during ell the s yeara That we
have been using Grape~Nnts food
Before We began, however, We had
tne uoctor habit and scarcely q
week went by ithout . cali on our
physician.
when u yonngest bog arrived.
Is years ago. ! was very much run
down and nervous. suffering from In
digestion and almost continuous
headaches. I was not abba 10 attend
to my ordinary domastsc Duties and
was 80 nervous that | eeaid scarcely
control myself Under adgiea I took
TO urape-Surs-
II am now. and hare been ever
since we began 10 use Grape~%utg
food. able to do all my vs. work
The ~dyspepsla. headaches, nervous
ness and rheumatism which used to
drive me fairly wild, laws ehtirely
disappeared,
Ny husband finds that IN the
night work tn which he Is engaged.
Grspe1Nuts food supplies AfAa the
most whoiesoms, strengthening and
saktsfying sunch hs ever took with
him. Name given BY Poatum Coz
Battle Creek Mich.
Read the lsttls book @The Road
20 WeaIvilla. = There's :
- @s A7ss ~ A new
sfsyx@. Thes