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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13
Room Making Sale
of Turkish Towels
and Wash Rags

1000 dozen from most prominent
towel manufacturer In the country:
seasons accumulation of unsolicited
creased business on regular stock
this lot was allowed to grow and
was offered to us at better than
usual price concession to close the
entire quantity. Some are subject
to slight misweaves or . stains;
most of them are entirely perfect.
Reg zoe Turkish Towels. heavy
weight, medium size. hem 1SC
ends, special. ...........-...
Reg. 25c Turkish Towels. large
size, heavy weight, bleached f2C
and unbleached, special. $3.50. i~
Reg. 35c Fine Single Yarn oOr
Bieached Turkish Towels, spec. wv
Reg. soc Fancy Turkish Towels,
extra fine weave, medium Doc
weight. special. .......t...,.
Reg. soc Bleaehed Turkish Towels,
fancy borders. magn ficent -3EC
fine grade special. ........
Reg. Csc Extra Choice single Yarn
Bleached turkish Towels, .3OC
special ,....f.......
Reg. 69c Extra Heavy Weight,
Large, generous size Bleached A4C
Turkish Towels, special. $3.50.
Reg. CSC Fine Soft Heavy Nap,
Bleached Turkish Towels; E0C
heavy. desirable weight, spec. wv
Wash Rags, value 10c. special. Be
Wash Rags. value 12tac. special. .7c
SILK Wash Rags value Zoe. Specialize
Turkish Guest and Baby DIX
Towels, value csc, special.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13
For the Boys
Specials in Trousers

Greatest assortment of excellent
wearing trousers, durable for
school. dress or everyday wear; an
opportunity to match the boys odd
coats: great variety of colorings,
grays, tans. browns, mixtures and
stripe effects; medium and dark
shades; materials of fine wool chew
lots and cassimeres; also depend
able corduroys: sizes to. II years.
Reg. $1.5O quality; special. ... hoo
Reg. $1.OO grade, special. Use
Reg. Soc grade, special. 1890. 45c
Reg. soc grade, mt 35cy 3 for. 100
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

Wonderful selling
offering
indefinite period The
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21

act. lie will be seen this evening.
however, having reached Calumet to-
day. one of the features last evening
was the euphonium and trombone Sc
lections by Harry X. King, of the G..
N II. band. Mr. Kings solos were
highly appreciated, and lie had to re-
apond TO encores. He has been enSag-
ed to appear at this tneater again to-
morrow evening, and treat is IN
store FOR those who attend.
Manager Cakes announces biz
surprise for patrons Of the house for
Thursday evening lie Is retlcent as
To- what IL is, but those who attend
will not be disappointed Tho feature
picture for this evening will be John
Cotters Escape" dramatizcd from the
story by Washington Irving, entitled
Astoria" There will be an entire
change Of pictures this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
FIFTEEN new
LOCOMOTIVES
viii Be Purchased in Few Days
by the D. S. S. & A.

Within the next week fifteen loco
motives Of the latest type will be or
dcrcd by the Duluth, South Shore and
Atlantic Railway. John J Connolly.
superintendent of motive power for
the road. is now in the east negotiat-
ing for the purchase, which will prob
ably DE made within tile next few
days. The new engines will be of the
combination types and may be used
for both freight and passenger service.
During tic past two days the road
has secured five hunurcd box care
from the Grand Rapids and Indiana
and the Michigan Central Railway
Tor use in carrying hour from Duluth
and Minneapolis TO eastern points.
Eighty of these passed through this
city this noon. bound west, and will
DC loaded at Duluth
Freight cars. which were at a
premium few months ago, can now
be secured in abundance. owing to
the mild winter during the past sew
eral weeks, according To a statement
made by one of the officials Of the
South Shore this noon Last winter,
because Of The inclciucncy of the
weather. hundreds of box cars were
tied up on sidctracks throughout the
northern part Of the country and ship
ping was hindered.
Only one -sixth Of the freight cars
| at the South Shore are now on theil
own system. The remainder are scat
tered throughout the country and can
rot nc secured at present so that II
was necessary to rent cars from the
,uuthcrn Michigan roads.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
8iq Feature at the Royal,

4 special feature picture Kings of
the Forest" produced by the Selis
company. viii bc presented at the
Royal tomorrow and Thursday. II Is
in two reels and is said to far surpass
all predecessors in the line Of big
animals photo-plays II has not only
the spirit of adventure, but romance
of the gcntler kind linked to the big
rest and tcns,st thrill in the element
uf suspense which a mother endured
In heart hunger for u lost child. Tho
locale of this play is ia the wild Cape
country Of South Africa, where the
forest Vcrgcs On the desert. II shows
The carnivora not only stalking their
prey. bat lcaping To the xiii and then
dragging the results of the hunt away
TO their cave rastncss for the leisure
~ rcpast All the surroundings of
This wonderful South African play hay"
been set forth with a fidelity that has
exercised the highest colnmendation
of experts called to consider it before
its roledsc.
.Nll INV " ~ ~ 81 ~ W. ''hN ~ . ~
clearly and SO patiently secured by the
Sclig company ana their employees
have been vested in this latest picture
play. Not only care the experiences
with lions aud leopards far away out
of the ordinary, but the play itself has
big romantic interest and a fcrvor
in heart throb, ,as well as thrill of
suspense in its interesting WORKING
out.
The risk involved. the care ncccs-
sary and the danger ever imminent III
u production of this class would I'LL a
volume Suffice TO say that the results
have been secured and the audience
can safely view all of its thrilling per-
iuds and bc satisfied that ii will end
we'll. Kings of the Forest Ia the SEN
sation of the hour in the picture play
world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
ORAL WORK IN SCHOOLS
IS MUCH IN FAVOR
TEACHERS URGED TO EMpitA
SIZE IMPORTANCE OF SUCH
INSTRUCTION.

The greatest impetus TO the in
stallatlon of oral arithmetic and lang
uage work in the schools of Michigan
has been given by the publication Of
n series OF bulletins which are distrlb-
uted to teachers by the department of
public Instruction. These most inn
rortant subjects have been almost en-
tirely neglected FOR years past, the
public school teachers and pupils
everywhere having become slaves to
textbooks. The value of mental ar
ithmetic and clear oral expression Is
most obvious TO every one and yet
teachers have disregarded them until
they are all but lost arts. For the
PAST few years the department OF pub
lie instruction has persistently urged
the merits of these lines OF work and
while teachers and school officers have
been brought TO see tie value of them
the former have not seemed able 10
adopt the methods in their school
room work. The bulletins give detail
60 assignments of lessons and meth.
oGs to be- followed throughout the
third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades
and It is expected will help bring about
a revolution Ia the cut and dried
methods of teaching now in vogue.
remarkable results in rBpid arith
motto work can be secured in cont
paratively short time, say Superin-
.r I,,l 4
J.. Wright, children being taught to
| manipulate figures accurately and with
no mental strain. Il Is recognized to
'ay that the reasoning powers Of q
| child do not der clop until toward the
age Of puberty so IL Is raul<ly uujus;
+; to compel children below the seventh
grade TO reason as they have To with
! textbook assignments. The mental
work makes ii possible for them IT,
see things accurately. TO do things
quickly, to learn proper relations. to
add. subtract, multiply and divide
| both simple and mixed numbers all
without the aid of pencil or paper"
The new idea AS set forth in tho
course of study bring III the Iramati-
2ation of problems, that Is. the chill.
'lrcn actually working out the prob
lens not by pencil but by concrete OBJ
iects, weighing, measuring. making
change. playing store and other device
IS Of similal character. Children en-
joy this kind of arftsbnyflc and they
earn to do things thatNiii be valuable
\ for them To know throughout their
lives. Mere than one half of the aver
Iagc textbook in arithmetic IS without
practical value to the life of the aver
age boy or girl and it has been CUSTOM
airy ~ spend eight Nearsr on tie, sub
jcct Of aritlupetic. "A subject which
should not have moro than four years
ttentlonbnpihe schoat qnrriculun.
The state oourssf, OF stuilY.cGts down
the time tef lie spent yiJirarthmeticr "a
sis years, eliminating the subject from
she first and second grades. II is then
proposed that only ..erslr arithmetic h.
given Intil tire fifth grade when a
text book may be introduced
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
NOTION PICTURE REVIEW
AND VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS
-@=-------------
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN THE PICTURE WORLD


ing expedition He. meets with an ac-
cident and IL carried 10 the girls
home where he is nurscl back To- con-
Na!escence The Inevitable happens
the two young peoplc--tha lord and
the farmers daughtcr-fal, an love
with each other. The squire secs that
his bctrothal is one in name only, and
releases the girl. The gir! ana her
lover decide to get married, ana ASK
the old farmers blessing. lie curses
them, refuses. ana adds, that if they
marry. he hopes that his eyes will
never see his daughter again" he
learns later that they have clipped and
been married. but is later informed
that the marriage Is illegal The
shock causes the old man 10 lose his
sight. Later, the daughter also hears
that she was illegally married and be
lieving she has been duped. runs away
and returns 10 her former home. ON
being refused permission to reside
there by her father, size decides on
suicide. and jumps into n deep stream,
FROM which she is rescued by the aid
OF her husband ana a farm hand, Who
plunge into the water after her. The
usual reconciliation takes place, when
il il ascertaincd that they were really
married. but the old man does not re-
cuYer his sight, aud his prediction
comes true, Sd.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
CONFERENCE ON TAXATION
VIII Dc Held Al Lansing on Jan. "a
and %.

~ authorization 81 the FIRST confer
cncc held at Detroit. September 10
and 10, 1917 the second conference and
general meeting OF the Michigan state
TaN association will be held at the
Downey House, Lansing, Tuesday aud
Wednesday, Jan. rs and 20
This invitation is cXlendCd Go tic
membership. the members Of the state
legislature, the mayors of all cities
in Michigan, the chairman of county
boards Of supervisors, the president %
all commercial and civic organizations.
taxing officials, and TO all other cit
liens Of Michigan Interested I'm taxa
ton and tax laws.
Mayors of cities. the chairman Of
boards of supervisors, and commercial
aud civic organizations are extended
the privilege or appointing three dele
Gates TO the conference. Names OF
~, delegates should be sent immedi-
ately To William Il. Wreford, secretary,
Michigan State Tax Association, 10
Washington Boulevard, Detroit
The first session OF the conference
will be held at II o'clock noon, Tues
day Jan. Is, during and following
which several papers on the various
phases of taxation in Michigan will bo
read followed by discussions. Lunch
con will be served al the Downcy
House during the first session.
The evening Of Jan % VIII be de-
voted TO organization business, and
Jan 90 two public meetings will be
held for the purpose Of discussing and
rafting such resolutions rs may he
! deemed desirable to be presented 10
the legislature for consideration.
Conference is open TO all aud will
afford an opportunity FOR all classes
of taxpayers in Michigan to jointly
| consider and discuss the problems oI
taxation and existing assessment diff
iculties. The subject Of taxation Is
one Of immediate Importance 10 every
! taxpayer in the state. and 1t is TO TIC
| interest of every community To bc
! represented.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
YOUR HAIR Is FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
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oIRLsi BOTTLE "DANpERhE" AND try THIs
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advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21

Your hair becomes light, wavy. fiuf q.
rv, abundant and appears as soft, luS-
rous and beautiful as young girls
after a "Danderiue hail cleanse" Just
Try tris--moisten a cloth with n little
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stand at a time This will cleanse the
hair OF dust. dit and excessive oil
aud in just a few moments you have
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Besides beautifying the hair at once
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21

n.r tomorrow and Thursday. Man
.r,r Euttenberg Of the Grand, All
,,..,u,cs that he has secured the great
e.a,,r, movie "'rhe Great Steeple.
',,sc" i'm two reels. II Is said 10
,,ho.,nd with exciting features.
lawrence and Peters, singing anI
,..,l,ins comedians. are the vaudeville
~, NJ this popular PLAY house. and ara
corr, entertaining. The rube" end of
,ho act Is very good, and he gets OF
enc hughable stunts. especially In
,te hear" dance on bunny hug" at
drcd In evening costume"
Two of the feature pictures last
.,,piur were by tho Sea and
ss,kerpearc's drama, 'As NoL Like
II" I'm three reels, with Rose Coghlan
,rd Maurice Costello in the title roles.
The work Off THESE two actors. aided
l,-a capable cast and pleasing scenery
was very fine. aud should be seen.
"ry the Sea" Is a very paihctic
movie" At shows "a Young shepherd
ess and n fisherman, who live side by
size In cottages 10y the Seu iicS ldi'
in love with each other, arc betrothcd,
and a day Is set for the marriage.
While showing nor wedding wardrobe
ia her ghl friends she Is suddenly
taken IN, and expires within few
hours lie shock of the girls death
strikes keen at the heart OF the youns
lover. Uaily he visits the grave Of hi5
bc,ruihed. and deposits flowers. one
ia, ne goes there never to return. lie
bctwues heartbroken and expires
will, wing across the grave. lie is
found hv two other fishermen, who no
Hfv his widowed mother. The grief Of
the old lady can better be imagined
than described lie Is buried by the
side o( his .bctrotled aud daily the
widowed mother visits the graves Of
The two young loved ones, on which
she places wrcs,tns OF flowers. Tho
graves are located on the rocky slopes
of the ocean, in a wild and desolatc
srot and the scenery is magnificent.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
hsxeI Kirk at Grown.

\ number of good pictures were
shown last night at the Crown theatcr.
and Manager John Nogel has just a5
entertaining II program for this even
ng lvsnond Ellcry was heard to
distinct advantage last nisht IN Ave
Maria song with big range, CIV
ing this vocalist plenty OF scope,
which he took advantage of. He was
ably assisted by the orchestra. "Twi-
lichl" IisO'rwas effectively rendered.
\mon" the pictures shown were
"rh, Wandcrcr." anu Hazel l<irlte, .
in two reels. Tie latter was the fca =
mrc picture. 1t depicts the daughter
Of q farmer who, because a young os-
quire saves her father from financial
ruin pedgesi herself. to him. \ young
Englisll lord -hapeens along on n hunt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
COMPANY is STRONG
Good Production Of Madame sherry
Hero Is Promised.

Every Little Movement Has i
Meaning All Its own Is epidemic ali
over the country. The air is the theme
"reatest musical offering, by Otto
llauerbach and Karl lloschna, which
will be presented ~ the Calumet thea
ter next Monday evening.
The company TO be seen in Madame
sherry" is said To be even stronger
than the original cast. and numbers
some of the highest salaried people in
The musical comedy field. New mu.
steal oddities are introduced in which
u famous Ledcrer beauty chorus t.
once more before us.--Advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
NEIGH, ,Neloti, PAULINE,

New York, Jan. 21.-A roof garden
for horses will be built at the top os
the $4,000 hospital for animals Cor
which the Women's League for AMI
mails has just filed it's plans. There
will be an elevator to carry the ami
mails up to the roof. where they will
be allowed to romp about while con-
valeSclng
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
PAYING BACK SALARY.

Elizabeth, n. j., jan. 21.--Iev IIar-
cid Paul Sloan put IL all over the
Ladies' Aid president in a pancake
eating contest. His record was 90 big
"uns"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
= Ny jim" at the Lyric.

The Burgess Stock company's new
bin is the thrcc-act comedy drama
My jim" which will be played again
tonight and tomorrow night, two per-
fuiruances each night. MY Jim is full
of comedy. one of those Suod old New
England pieces with the quaint old
eastern characters of life, and some
thing OIL the order of the "Old Home
stead" and Way Down East" Mi.
Nestcll Is seen in the title role, and
tho part is one Of his favorite rolee.
My Jim Is raised on IL farm in Maine.
lie runs away from home and goes
to New York. where he makes his
fortune. ami comes back To the old
folks Just in time tn save the farm
from being sold over their heads on A
MORTGAGE Miss la Nora will be seen
as 'Hetty," q wilful little city girl
who falls in love with Jim aud the
antics of these two are interesting.
Next Thursday The Girl and the
Gambler" "a two act western drama,
will be given its turn, with st. Elmo
underlined for a special production the
following Monday with three days
run
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21

Not 10 be outdonc by the new coius
of the United States, the Bulgarian
government has commissioned an
Austrian factory TO coin a variety Of
pieces, 20. 10 and j-stotinks. one
hundred stotlnks equal $O.l93.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
Health
And Success

arc such intimate relations that no
ono can be expected to be well
acquainted with success who does
not keep good hold on health.
Most serious sicknesses start in
MINOR troubles of the digestive
organs. Thousands know by
actual experience that health and
strength-and therefore success
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
NOW WILL you BE GoOo9

New York, Jan. 2l.-Lewis Remy.
chauffeur. ran down and killed Thorn
rs Alderman. 6. of Ncwburg. and was
fined $50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
Are Increased
BY Use of

Beechsm s Pills in time, and be.
fore minor troubles become deep
seated and lasting. This famous
family remedy will clear your sys-
tom, regulate your bowels, stimu-
late your liver, tone your stomach.
Then your food will properly
nourish you and enrich your blood
Non vii be healthy enough TO
resist discase--stro,ig enough to
take due advantage of oppor-
tunity after taking, as needed,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-21
Comedian at the Peoples.

owing to missing his train, Art Ra-
theal the versatile singing anJ talking
comedian, billed as the vaudeville at
traction at the Peoples theater, did
not arrive i'm time last evening for his
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-17

Mercerized MATERIAL 900 yards Of
pretty mercerized material, in red, green
and brown Regular value LOO per yard;
special, yard ................... .45c
Armure- Remnant lengths of armure,
ranging from one TO three yards. Pretty
raised designs Armure that usually
sells for 75c; special, yard. 35c
Damask-About $50 yards of this
damask, in rich shades of green, suitable
for sill curtains. This damask sells in
the regular way for ESQ per yard; spe-
Taffeta-A light weight material, suit
able for portieres or draperies. The regu
lar price is SOC per yard; special, while
the lot lasts... 35c
Mercerized Material Remnant lengths
of from one TO three yards. Attractive
colorings. Regular value LOO per yard;
special sale price. .45c
Tapestry Dainty pink and yellow
floral designs on light grounds for furn
ture or wall coverings. Regular value
ECO per yard special. ............ csc
Verdure Tapestry-Deep, rich shades
of green or wood color suitable for fur
niture covering. Regularly worth ESQ
per yard; special price. ........ 1.50
Upholstery Goods-Sample lengths Of
popin, mercerized armure and other up
holstery materials, worth rs; special,
per ydrd ..a..s............ .6Oc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-17

Mercerized Portieres-Good shades of
red, green and brown; some edged others
with fringe Value 800 to 400 each;
special at. .................. LIB
Armure POrtieres-500 single por-
there's in rich shades of green and red.
Neatly fringed. Worth zoo to 800 each;
special, each. ................. LIS
Rayon Portieres-Pain or edged por-
there's of excellent quality; red, green or
brown; 81 and SIS values; special, each.
2.75
Couch Covers-Of full width and
length Oriental designs, in excellent
coIorings Worth 400 each; special
priced for this sale at, each ..... LBS
Couch Covers-Oriental stripe covers
of extra good quality; fringed all around.
Just 100 of them; worth Toe each; spe-
cial s............... .............. .o9c
Table Coyers-8x4 table covers of
mercerized armure; suitable for dining
tables Fringed all around. Value 2.98,
Sunfast Curtains-200 single, light
weight sunfast curtains, suitable for win
dows or doors. Regular value 400 each;
special, at .............,.. ESQ
Sample Curtains 400 sample curtains
and couch covers, in a good variety of
styles and colors. ~ yards long. Regu-
lar l.50; special. ................. Csc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-17

$500 Three-Pece Suite, 30 00-Grace-
full three-piece mahogany suite, finely
carved panels, rounded framework, scroll
arms and heavy claw feet; loose cushions
covered with fine green panne, with silk
cords; regular $500, special. :. 1000
5000 Three-Piece Suite, 36.0O-Solid
mahogany suite, consisting of sofa, arm
chair and rocker; loose cushions, uphol-
stored in panne and tied with silk cords;
seats with best quality steel springs; reg
ular price 5000, special $500
$500 Three-Piece Suite, 56.5O-Hand
some mahogany suite, very massive, Colo
NAL design; Ii III o lstered in Spanish
leather, finely finished; suite consists of
arm chair, rocker and large sofa; regu-
larly $500, our special price. .... $3.50
1880 Three-Piece Suite, S1.5O-A solid
mahogany suite, consisting of sofa, arm
chair and rocker: very massive framework
of solid mahogany, upholstered in Spanish
leather: well constructed furniture; regu-
larly 1850, special ..............81.5O
$3.50 Three-Piece Suite, 16.50-Strong
and we'll constructed suite, with panel
backs and shaped bent arms, highly pol
ished; upholstered with loose cushions,
tied with silk cords; sofa, arm chair and
rocker regular 27.50, special. go. 1850