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Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-09

Timothy and clorsr sssded alone should be sown ss early fn seDtemb~ as yeamibie.
 Select clear, bright dsy. for ssfsef- ing fruit and cool it before ssnfrf to market.
 Keep the late crops ven tiled. Nothing will forward the growth r1ors than incessant tfIlage.
 If potatoes are not kept in dark compartment /sfter digging thsir quality will be impaired.
 Rub the suckers from fss srrisf set trees and shrubs, sad rsrsvs t1s weak, useless Ercwths.
 Applications of fsrtnisers will ref facilitate the maturity of bush beams. It will drive them to wcod
 Remember apples, pears eherri>8 ouinces. entrants and goossberries ars best planted in the fall
 On very fertile soils the extra ssriy varieties of turnips have Eoo1 chance of maturing il. planted at onc~ 
 In cuItivating turnips and other root crops do not cover the roots with nc soil. as it checks their development Oriental peoples. to bloom nert sea- son, must be planted in the falL sep tember is the best month to snect tns planting.
 If the double petuniss are cut back heavily now they will produce neW wood from which cuttings can ps taken later.
 Continue 10 plant early maturia9 varieties of radisheE. The plants gre hardy and two or three plants can sifl be made.
 If A COW does not retnrn Df1nt between her seventh and tweiftn 'ye~fs she never Will. These gre me 'rrt years Of her life.
 Melons setting st tbis season Ni1 nof mature before frost and sn0nid g~ Dinched of 10 give those well deFei- oped a better opportunity Co mature.
 Keen the ripe tomatoes closely pick- ed and the vines will kfer 7u 9eFsI- opins neg fruit. Al rgtied triIit should be remqved from tns aslA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-09
ADVFR EASEMENTS
 under the needing of "WANTED. FOR SALE
 nsrted edatt the rateo of Sc per line six words to the line
FOR SALE.

marPst gGR GSTRtry sa1E sSont ana only market in village; about $1,200 necessary; good reason for selling; no brokers. Address Box 2S. Bulletin Off, fee. sep9d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
LEGAL NOTTCFs.

9se~fNHaa-
Last WIN and testament OF Eliza
beth Lott, deceased.
To william n. Rogers. executor; l..
Loughary and william Loughary.
heirs OF Frances fs0uGhary. Nettie
Cummings. Elvira Rogers. Charles
q. lott and 10 all whom Il may
cOnceTni
You are hereby notified that the
alleged Last viii and Testament
OF Elizabeth lott. late Of the
county OF Bernardo. and state
of New Mexico, deceased, has
been produced and read IN the Pro-
bate Court OF tho c~unty Of Ber-
naliilo. state OF New Mexico,
on the nth dey Of July,
1914. and the day or the proving OF
said alleged Last VIII and Testament
was thereupon fixed for Monday. the
gnd day OF September. A. d. 1919,
term of said court, az 10 o'clock In
the forenoon of said day.
Given under my hand and the seal
of this court, this ittn day OF July,
A. D.. fsi2e
A. E. wAI4lSER.
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
JOHN /. HINKLE TAKES
OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECT

Hagcrinan. n. NJ. July i7.--John
T. HlnkIe. cashier Of the First Nation
al bank of Hagerman. N back az HIS
post, after attending the Baltimore
convention az one OK the delegates
from this state. Wuen asked what
he thought of tho chances for Demo-
cratic success this year he said;
"The prospects are very bright for
a Democrats Victory, The ticket
nominated as Baltimore Is a most
excellent one ana deserves the sup
port OF every Democrat and also 0e
the entire independent and Repubil-
can progressive element. The roac-
tiorery element, 81 the Republican
party, having secured through mani
fest defiance OF the expressed popu-
lar will IN their party and by fradu-
lent steam roller methods Of tho
most pronounced type. the rcnptniHa-
ti0n al President Taft, the wholesome
cholca OF the reactionarfea. win use
eye-S effort 10 secure nus recollection;
money VIII pour forth FROM the trust
ana money maEuatoH ~ e DID IN
7sga. ana 3onnocratn snauet not be
over confident. We haze right aeo
Justice and the MASSES ion our side
ana VIII wan III HinHs tlt'ls tAtAp az ~
pursue the proper course.
Two things u strikes me must Dc
done.
"Firse; We mnsl organise thor
oughsy Ia every county ana precluci
In the state. and wl.h such proper or
ganlEation and a united militant de-
mocracy against q divided opposition,
we will win hands down.
Second; We must fight Cur politi'
cal adversary and u0s iniuro Qua
cause by lighting each other.
"OoyeFn0r Wilson Il q great ana
good man. lie won the noi6ihatiof
fairly on the issue before tho eou-,trJ
vlns The country against the Wal
street srafters, he q iaadlng ths pep'
Piles cause and win win and make q
great president. Uovornor WilHqr
will set 20 raHtlme music lha prQ'
groantvn principle. and When ths
idea OF November come, the Aianul
pattera win "a up and take notice o.
the popular refrain Every nody'l
doina Il now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
BOLD BADsBAHDTTS
BEHIND BARS
Second Of Two Grant County
Holdups in the Tolls and
Makes Clean Breast Of High
waynanship.

(speeiai Oorss-a~aAenes e. ahs nassiap
Silver city, \, A.. July fs--Priesa
Candelaria, a etyenteen-year-o min
or, has been arrested and has con-
feared that he a one % the two men
who held Up walter Page and Ramon
SaiRzar near Copper Fiat. July z. ana
robbed Them OF what Fl,iuables they
had on their persons AZ tbs preilml-
nary hearing before Judge Newcomo,
Candelarla got the whole story out Of
hla system,
He also admitted having with his
companion, Duran, held up Chinese
gardener who Was travelling from
Hurley TO Fort fiayard on June 80.
They sos about 80 from him and
spent Il In Hurley. santa Rita and
Hanover sunday they were broke
again and they decided to hold Mp
the firat man that came along. They
waited ut the roadside for about an
hour. when the automobile driven
by Mr. Page came along. Following
tne holdup they separated, and he
went down TO Hurley, where ne re-
manned In hiding Until "Wednesday
morning. when no went down 10
trends place near Whitewater. When
arrested he had spent all the money
except "A dollar. lie states that ,hla
IL the first time he has been in trout
ble.- .Tbe.hrreAi waa. made. w Deputy
sheriff Tom Moore Both men are
now IN Jail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
state OF Now Mexico. County o. nsF.

State OF New Mexico, County OF Der.
nallilo. In the Probate Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate of kieke
Weston, Deceased. .,,o..
Notice n hereby given that the final
report OF the executor OF the estate
OF Rleke Weston, deceased, and Of
Henry Weston, guardian OF Fred
Weston. minor. has been rendered
10 said court for settlement, and that
the first Monday In September. name-
~ September 2. 1912. M 10 o'clock
q. M, has been duty appointed by
said court for the hearing o. the said
reports ana the settlement thereof, az
which time any person Interested ~
said estate may appear and Tile his
exceptions, IN writing. 10 said reports
and contest tho sans.
NJ. u. HICKEY.
Executor.
HENRY WESTON,
Guardian.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
100000 POUNDS or
WOOL HAND1 ID TNAoU
CARLsR Ap xIlEs YEAA

Carlsbad. n. NJ JuAN is.--Over
half million pounds u WOOL has
been handled thfoauh Carlsbad 20 far
this season. a. ]. Crawford han han
died nearly as tho uooi. he recently
sofa over 500. 900 pounds 20 noaVell
parties who VIII haye the wool
occurred. M Crawford atm has mech
wool On hand. much o. II fancy Grndo
rho nrsl car u 1he season % laHcy
Carlsbad peaches has ooen loaded
and Ia on she way 20 market With
trained plckorq and packers tnt work
altflod OK smoothly undcf iho diroc-
fldn ~ lno foonnH sent hare ~ lhh
cd8onit |In hol1. nandIlnK the ofpr
Ttp shlplng qualities q li'e Carlsbad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
state Of New assleo. oalcs o. lh

state OF New kiekleo, Onice OF the
state Corporation Commission.
Il IL hereby certified. that the an-
noaad n a full. true and complete
transcript Of the
Cwslamta ~ Gigci1lsnldqFz' NoprIAa-
hIIllg Of Ilnynoida Asadlfion coulInny.
tNo. 1850 4E
with the endorsements thereon a.
nano apears on hlo and Of reenrd IN
tho once D. the el1's corporation
commission.
III te4llWoay whereof tho chair
man and ehiof clark % raid cnminser
allen have hoFennta set tausF henas
and affixed tina naal az eRld comm'e-
Man. a. the elty o. santa ~. o. this
I1th day of July. a. D., 1912.
fHeaG) ll1HFl n. WILLIAMS,
" chairman
Aileal.
oEo. w. ARhtJo, chlof clers
|cnnTIpICATE or NON-LfAflliAf-
M or STOCKHOLDERS QF
hAYNoLps ADDITION CON
pANY.
W.. ne ,ndoralsnod. the originpl
incorporates ~ tetnplaA Addlilef
c1mpeny. a corporation crested un'
aa tn6 laws Of enc Atuis ~ NAV
AfA4iaci lRo oetiolee ~ incorporation
IN whlnh have Dann bke1Nt4N w "
~ hereby declare that there shall n
re 'pehhelaerf liability ppQp e9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

when you feel lazy, out OF sorts
and yawn a coed deal in tho daytime.
you can charge Il 70 q torpid liver.
which has SLOWED the afyriom % get
fun of impurities NENDiHE cures
all disorders produced ~ an inactive
liver II strengthens eiaai organ.
cieanses the bowels and nues the sys-
tenn In good healthy condition. Price
50 cents. sold b. Ril erRgslata.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

generally A TIE business Of huyine
and selling real estate. 10 acquire, ~
rurchaer or otherwise. own. hold.
sell ana eneuniher improved or I'M
improved rial estate, whefoEoever
situated, and q lay out, ruhdlvsdp
and plat additions 60 cities and towns.
Nv.
The amount Of the total authorised
capital stock az oeid Corporation r.
Thirty Thorsnra pplisFn (tao, 0oo.eo)t
the number uf shares inso which TIE
same n divided a thirty thousand
(a0, 0001, 81 the paf. value % cnn dol
lar (tf.Oe) each. The amount Of the
capital stock With which the aain
corporation will commence business
Is Thirty Thousand poilnfa $751;
0e0.O0).
The names END postofflce addrcsaes
OF the incorporation, ana the number
Of shares subscribed for ~ each. are
as follows;
p. y. Mccanna. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. 10000 shares
Joshua = Raynolds. ~ paso, Texas.
10000 ahareh.
r. l. Hose. Albuquerque. New
Mexico. 10000 shares.
The number Of directors who are
10 act ah such for the first three
months after the flllnK OF this GER
tificate OF incorporation n three. and
the names and addresses OF the said
directors are as follows:
Joshua :. RaynoIds. El Paao. Texas.
r. y. Mccanna. Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
FL. Hose. Albuquerque. New Mex
leo,
all OF whom are citizens Of the Unit
ed States.
In witness whereof we have here.
unto set our hands aud AealH thli
18th day OF July. 1919.
y. y. McCANNA. (Seeil
y. l.. uOuE, (Seall
JOSHUA T. RAYNoLDs. (seail
state Of New Mexico,
County ot Bernaililo. '""''" -"
On this 18th day Of July. 1919. be
fore me personally appeared y. n
Accanna and r. IL Hgge. l0 n'
acribed IN and who executed the fore
l honiN lNhIuWehts thNu N@HU'Wi'~ee'
that they executed the same as thei
free act and deed.
| Witness my hand and notarial sea
the day and year last herelnabov'
written.
(soall A. W. GOODRICH.
Notary Public. Bernallilo County
~ N.
Ny commission expires Dec. 5th
1915.
state Of Texas
County Of ri Paso.
on this fath dnv Of July. 1912. be
fore me personally appeared Joahu
=. Reynolds. to me known to be ~
SAME person described IN and VIII
executod the foregoing instrument
land acknowledged that he executes
she same an his free act and deed.
witness my hand and notarlal sea
the day and year last hereinaocv
written.
I'll (HeaL) w NJ. BUTTS,
Notary Public, El Paso couns'
Texas
ny commission expires June 81
TSpoRsED: No. race.
cor Reed. Vol s. Pase t1e.
Certificate ~ incorporation {
lRAfSOLDs ADDiTfOF coAPAN,
FILED IN office OF state Cofporatlo
commlsslon Jdly ~. 1919: fi3b ,. q
GEO. w. AMINO.
III Clerk.
Compared edo 20 JJo.
Il STATE of New Mexico, County
, BafnailIlo. -.
This inssrumens wac flled for rel
. ord on the 18TH day 81 July, 1919,
1850 o'clock. a. M, Recorded
IVos &c" Misc. IT Records OF Eal
: county. folio i6s
II A. v. WALKER,
h Clerk and H4corde
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19
n. 3. LITHaow.
Dated july is. 1919.

state Of New Mexico, Ofnoe Of the
state Corporation Commission.
Il h hereby certified. that the am
nexed n full. true and complies
transcript OF the
Certiflcnts Of IncOrD0rntgoB Of Itnys
nnlfis Additlon uOlnpany.
tho. 7geOl
with this endorsements thereon, a.
sans appears on file and % record
Al the office OF the state Corporation
Commission. IN testimony wnerepf,
the chairman and chief cierh Of said
commiaslon have hefeuutS set their
hands ana affixed the seal Of SAID
communication. al tha city Of Santa re,
on this f7sh day OF July, a. -. 1919
HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
taeall Chairman.
Attest
GEO. w. AnMIJO.
Chlef Clark
Cortlflcafo ~ Incorporation % Ray
nQldn AdditiOn ColaImpy,
We. tho uadersifP6d, have hasoeint-
\ "a eugaolfeb loselhfr for tHp purpoef
az FORMING q corporal1of and 20
! hereby form q corporation Nndor tne
INWh ~ tnh state 81 Nav Aokico, and
I've hereby certify and declare ~
follows;
I.
The name u the corporation u
nAyNoLDs ApeiEI0N 4otiFANx.
bf,
Tho principal office 81 said cor
pornfon n tho office Or n n. NO
tCahnh IL lho etnio HnllOhnl hank
hundlng. III North kwua street
/ Aibuautfauo. New McMto. and M
aaenG fhosaln md IN shaf8c thsfoof
Iahd nnon whom process against M
aale corporation may ~ eerveds 4
~ y. Mccanna.
TAt ohitolS ~ which aald cor
'pofsslon q formed pFsi - sngRp'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

neaeh make a ponnlble % reach the
Nsa York markst With the fruit In
fine condition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19


count Of any stock Of said corpora
ton Issued. We futthor certify that
the principal 0tilce 81 said corpora
tlon h tho ONCE Of =. r. Mccannn.
In the state National Banhlhuilding.
ii2 North Second street. Albuquerque
Now Mexico. ana that tho agent
therein and In charge thereof. ana
upon whom process against the said
corporation MAJ be served, Is H. y.
MccanBa.
witness our hands and heals this
18th. ,dNy Of. July, 1912, ...,,., go,
tseafl =. r. MccANNAs ~, ~
(seaD n. L. HOGE.
Cseai) JOSHUA y. RAYNoLDs.
state Of New Mexico.
County Of I,egnallllo. %.
ON this i2ih day % July. 1919,
before me pgsHonslly appelAfsd =. r.
McCanna and n. Z. nOae. 90 mo
known 20 be- the nafnel fpgreons
described In. and who executed the
foregolng instrument. and iacknowl-
edged that they executed the same ha
their free act and deed.
witness my hand ana noiarjal anal
the day and year last herelnabove
A. W. GOODRICH.
Notary Public. BernaIliio County,
(ssai) Ny commission expires Dec,
sth. 1855.
state OF Texas. County Of ~ Paso, ~
on this isfh day OF July, 1919, be-
fore me personally appeared Joshua
\. Reynolds. 10 me known 10 be the
came person described I'M. and who
executed tho fbregmng Instrument,
and Acknowledged that he executed
the same as his free ACT ana deed.
Witness my hand and notRrlnl seal
the day and year last herelnabovs
w. N. BUTTS.
Notary Public. ~ PaB0 county, Tex
(seal1 NJ eofnmlsbion expire
i June 80. 1919.
Eodosted 10. 1884. cor. Reed
Vol. d. Page i77. cerfifcate o.
ntockbolderg non-llaolllty Of nay
noldF Addition Company
Piled IN once OF state Corporation
Commission. July ~, 1919. f,i5 y. IA
GEO, w, AlihtfIo, Clerk.
coinpared edo 20 $50.
/ State az New Mexico. County o
uefnnllllc. w.
This instrument was nled for rec
ord on the fsth day Of July, isia a
ESQ O'Clock, 4. IN. necorded Ia Vol
~ Misc. Of records o. valid county
folio as.
| A. y. WALKER.
IL Clerk and HecordeI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

In tho Probate Court. BernaIiiio
County. New Mexico.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Dan
N. Richards, Deceased,
Notice II hereby given that the uns
dernlgned was on the tth day 81
June, 1919. duly appointed by the proc
bate court Of said county and state,
administrator OF the estate o. Dan ~
Rioharda, deceased. and having dnsy
qualified a. auch administrator, AZ
persons having claims against the
estate Of said deceased are hereby no.
titled ana required 10 present the
same 70 the undersigned In manner
and vsgthin the time prescribed BY
law.
n. 3. LITHoow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

s.eO0--6-room frdmt. bslh, lAfes
porchss. cellar. lot gaMxtSas fIlkh-
lands, near car line; terms.
ss.boo--g-room modern hunsklows
large lotl good location. N. hin ~.
,SOo--S-room. 4-bior4 modofn
brick dweillng. hon water heat. Atm
ward.
1s.00o--s-Foom framo and bath,
CELLAR fourth ward. neas car line.
ei.ooo---a-soorn honnt. iog xeoM1aa
city water, near University terms.
efsoo-t.goom frame .iarne ~,
ahaae and fruit treeA south nNo4tt
way cloae ini easy lerma
saao0--n-room wr,on, moaern, Wel.
built. hardwood 1enfa nfo elaOss oota
npr lot e7ee casn. baiaace 3 9ee
cent
,eoe--1-Toom, story nlacna nal4h
roaldenee hot water heat. good onie
buildings, lawn, lreea shrubbery1 l0l
ItxlAa. eloes I'M tl3oe cnah. Balance
q per cent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

MONitK 40 loan
on furniturp, pinnuA eEeRnA horses.
wagons and other chastet4i also %
salaries ana warehouse roccipn; a.
low a. $1,000 and "a high - tfBO.Oy.
f,oana ara quickly snede aad strictly
private. Time-one mortn 70 one
year given. QoodR 70 remain ~ yqpr
possession. our rates are REASONS me.
Gail and see W -hofere bogfcWing.
Steamship tickets % nna ffom All
parts OF the worio,
PRIVATE OFNtC1ls-ppea myoninRn.
TIkE HOUSEHOLD loan rov
M0ona and A. unAnt mnlloin9.
s0aM weet contrai Ascnnc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

Whar0fusa, the lnroFporptora
naned IA the said articles ana who
have eltned the shme. ana iAolr suc~
ce1aora ana assigns ara hnlnbS. de-
clnroG 10 b. from tsln fHln until the
t1ih day az July. AlnAlen hnndred
Glkly.two. a corporation BY the name
AAa isf the puFpoaen At forth in
naid articles.
"a fae,1Aony whereof, tnn chair
man and nierk % aaid fQmmIallon
hav6 hersuhlo sot their hands and
affixed cha Aahl " said pommln1lpp a.
he clly Df santa ~. N Inla i7ie
dry ~ ,lnlN a, a. IDLE
Hu0H II, WHfLIAtfe,
faeal) NuaYwan.
Atlbat.
ONO. W. AnMiJo,
M|ahN IIl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

state Of New Mexico, office OF tho
state Corporation Commission.
II Is hereby certified that there
was nied Tor record IN ttt office %
the stalt tQrpnFalIon cfHIBlsalun N
ms ssaid of N4w Mexito ~ tho iltll
day u July, 4. p. 1915. az i'is
o'clock b, ms
tirranoala rs Iilu lIqs4 gn and Cf4
lifital8 of hsd.Sllsdil tf' N0n.LiaA
bllley ~ llasnolils Addition CoIns
Many ~ ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

leHl(lltlIH
For Medical, surgical ana 0nstreaieal
easss Open 20 All phynlclhns. Cool,
juliet and pleasant. Nurses dlrecsoty.
giana. w. I2sAt.ntAnpnof,ss lnaaaBnRtea -
North second ~. Telephone lies.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

revolving desk chair. CTS West
Copper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

SNesN~sNs~us~ers>s>er
FpR RENT--Turniehed rooms Tor
Housekeeping Rent reanonaola.
call AZ rear OF B22 West Central. q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-19

WxNTmD...snrpss % clean. ". a.
ooff aoB W. Central. Phone SIS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
TIMELY HINTS
FOR SHOPPERS

l.. Bamberger & Co. is offering SPLEEN
didly tailored boys suits. with extra
knickerbockers. valued at 81, for the
special price of IS. Regular 50 to So
silk ~petticoats are selling at 50 each.
At J. Wiss & Sons solid gold crosses,
with plain Roman finish. valued at
s1.25, are selling for 81 each.
The David straus Company is hav-
ing an important sale of women's and
misses suits which are selling for
s10.9s. s15.9s and $2o.98.
Creations in chiffon waists valued at
$3.50 are selling for $3.50 and regular
SO ready-to-wear hats are specially
priced today at s1.95 a.. stuart's.
Marshall & Ball, in the sample shoe
department, are offering regular $3.50.
81 and $3.50 spring boots, oxfords and
pumps in all feathers at the special
price of s2.75 per pair.
The Crown Company has numerous
bargains in the house furnishing line
Regular $40 brass beds. finished in best
gold lacquer, in any size, are offered
at 1890. Parlor suits valued at $e5 are
selling at 1895.
The Herring Wakefield Company is
offering as a pre-Easter special regu-
lar $21 reed pullman sleepers at sl0.9S.
J. w. Greene & Co. is Offering three
room outfits for as low as 500, and a
dining-room set consisting of seven
pieces, is selling at $24.50.
. Ludwig, Baumann & Co. has an en-
tire sample line of rockers, arm-chairs.
desk-chairs and odd chairs; only one
of a kind, which are selling at prices
ranging from s1.40 to S6.75. In the re-
f%rigerator sale the regular 80 lift-tor
style is selling at $685..
In the March sale Of housewares
Hahne & Co. offers regular s1.39 ash
cans at 98 cents and 9S-cent bath seats
with rubber protected hangers, at bC
cents. The regular 32-cent high grade
coffee is selling today at q cents per
pound.
w. V. Snyder Company has an Easter
sale of cloth dresses in English serges
and ~whipcords, valued at $3.50, at So
and regular $40 to $3.50 silk dresses for
$3.50.
L. S. Plaut & Co. is having a three.
days sale of women's regular $3.50 16-
button length kid gloves, in black and
white, for s1.8s a pair. In the sale OF
vhosiery, children's regular 25-cent hose
are selling for IS cents, and women's
25-cent and 50-cent black Isle thread
hose are offered at Is n SO cents per
pair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
To Remove a Wart.

My dear Miss Doom:
l have a wart or my ring finger, on the
inside. I put caustic on. but 1t did not
take 1t off. It has been on three weeks.
VIII you kindly tell me how 1 car get rid
of 1t? Thanking you in advance. Yours,
ANNA c.
Are O sure you used the caustio
faithfully? If you did, 1 see no reason
why 1t didn't have the desired result.
Give 1t another trial. Use it three
times a day for the next two weeks and
see If the wart does not disappear.
Acetic acid applied to the wart with
a toothpick twice a day or nitric acid
applied in the same way once a day is
said to remove it. but 1 do 10 advise
you to try either of the acids until you
are sure the caustic will not do the
work. 1t is very difficult to apply acid
so that it does not get on the skin and
result in a very painful burn. This
would be especially true in your case
when the wart is between the fingers.
l I'm sure if you continue to use the
caustic 1t will have the desired result,
and there will be no chance of injuring
the surrounding skin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-28
NEW E IN BASKETRY.

Basketry is coming back again with
a rush, and If you have not the time
for it you should certainly W some
of the handmade English baskets.
Square, oblong and round baskets,
for bread, fruit, silver, sewing and so
on, come in natural color, and they
are all hand-done and ~hand-colored In
mushroom designs.
Then there are the woven baskets,
soft, but very strong, that might be
used for collars, ribbons or neckwear.
Nests Of baskets In this style should
be very popular with young girls pos
sessed of many knick-knacks but 1ik-
ing an orderly arrangement OF their
belongings.
OF a more ordinary basketry, but
more originality in design, are little
~receptacles that would look well filled
with hanging plants. One basket OBJ
served was oval with a handle double
at the bottom and single at the top.
Basket jardinieres of dark brown
vanished bamboo should be very pop
ular just now hat the porch season
is almost upon us. These have little
feet and a top hat extends over an
inch or so to give a graceful connec-
ton between brown bamboo and green
foliage.