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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
Mr.. DO9ley and the Hilo visit,

thot tn uvur bin fstn5 "a io hearin N, tbroub
his Mnn two %a% ii sd corner M p e" ihe to
car home from the baseball n met IN biggest tn
into sOn,nittes kolnd anohir Guvnir III be
isia b Tst al al s G ses PTnS he wGes
thin AL nend those who want tn Waterfront and tn rt
eth paphers th Guyn got sthuk there said Mr. Hen
messy ANXIOUS 70 that he was up to date the
w Hnny hot ysr an n Gets wa Sn, dmrnS Ut upon
on IT'S aIGe hSt caPn Dongherty II
yet Gnypr had G surboard madpuddhle on wan av
an euhin but tn Guynr got sthuck but tn vance in tn
he stik kept h candidate r. eongr on tn
PROGRESSIVE tcfGt an he WASH Progressn days Tvy
hGt' hsssbot a. T@nGns az III Home Rule partly
Fy9 Rn it srsaG t h Big oiand to kAPs ut within soght
oi don oke III way them fellows ovir in HonOuy
oE tn way me predecessor hepped on so Pa%S
eorrns be not lsthenn to ye thed FIR
conmpt him om ye all to sthep up am nS Iet
g. BIT az beach each ~ e wud ks Phwa IN yer
he Amy thing want he 'ye ask fir right
be opn me an thin OF forsit ye' he sSs
Besides he If frnd Link hears giyin annyhn
away he Ithe want ut all IT. hmsf or he sthart
He thot his Prsdint doesn < oke IN, o
''WeB, said Mr. DoOey Ths Is free country He don !
have to loke thin ay,he don to- Firm phwat abu
dint aher But wrongs don't roigh We know Hin.
course @ Pssnt He g oT as asq ynr
Misther Mecarn, free pnty advice hyles tn
SsSs@ 81 e. t .t%%%iet an .s s aS
awekipR5 Phwat eud annywap do moref'
q oa as the es4 came fa n sight @r aa as%
TIE curve adn silet him q WASH evin gyin'
oRly TsashSa q call him 'yur GnvnH is bseuz
Eoin be amt Woodrow nSur amy more e. an ns SO
az. he ain y GgyRr whose G9ya sI be he ebhs he bet
he. Ashford euyFif q dunno ''"''4 @'0DF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

that4tha Pacific Mail Steamship Company is conducting
searehng insFstigaon discover possible The
s s'''Rviess hRnai pentE dashed the Japanese
eing Of the supposed peri steamer siberia probably
will be frgn signal originated.
likely that the grim joke by
amateur wireless operator prank
Of hundted throughout the world who had friends relatives
aboard the stauneh Pacific Mail ne t.e
There scarcely passes reports coming ships
in distress az only develop
is difficult to where grim and
is TO be that way properly punish
those who are responsible for them
ease Island steamer Maui
about months Some reported the
Maui Point fash OF Ere followed
by explosion and then the
the nterd people received The Kauai She
Is equipped with wireless there way of verifying
whether safe that hundreds IN Io
nouu spent anxious waiting tdnss and the
officials placed craft into service To on
in the search for survivors of supposedly wrecked vessel only
safely The incident fully reported The Advertiser at the
time but appears OF the loss of the Mani
The aftermath this led 10 Is told by one
Of theses kaniaamaikai who writes:
Ny Dean Adyerter.--I now taking my pen in nv hand
and ask FOR you make edy that because
Maui going My husband saler for pull
small boat and when insede pepper bin
because love husband good get drunk
to much only sometime leek for me
and give black when read inside newspaper
he die have mother now he
an frad andi no Ike for him but bin get girl
and to boy goodby for this time an for wife
saier what never bin doun steiner Maui
bin by, one black dres at chimes store becos thiE f
hklShd il dean dollar and you pepper like give
me my dollar eive back for that black dres bin by
p esclse for agan when My married husban come
back We gon have nsu az our place down kala and ask
down and fsn show yon where X
IS my honsa please tsruse becPw rhand writing Is
very good but never go 10 school for long fine but
ban Is smart to rite. ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

Up until eleven O'Clock yesterday Honorable Joseph
j. Fern Of the City and County Honolulu serious
doubts TO the Suitability Of the municipality assuming the
sponbty Of the Honolulu wat6twofsr They bin tell
lemon the inyariab comment O. the Honorable Joe
i'm the bin
Paeheeh used look all money
like take waerworks all right but
Pinkham he talk about sinking Pachech
thought that meant for away payroll
You what that sinking fund business isg VIII that
send away for to bond and not the bond
either. ~ -f I'. .'....
up to clock yesterday morning At that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

instructive coou which shows the quality of humor appeals
% house; /, ...l Id
Mr. Moore; MAY ask the gentleman who has children his
have whether would be worth 1921 if the life
child was saved through the distribution of the 10000 pamphsf
Mr. Barnhardt a. Most assuedly -
Mr. Fitzgerald 81 that have children than the
from Pennsylvania and the gentleman from Indiana put
gcthcr' %
Mr. Barnhardt; 81 boasul man, (Laughter)
Mr. Moore; $50 the gentleman
gentleman from New York rival in that
d acknowledge it, But having passed through periods
wtcfu waiting Daughter long midnight hours he knows
there
a" been spared great
In the interest of
from Pennsylvania think is mighty small
III" question of the expenditure 1921 in
much concern g the health of the children and the happiness
the honic.'igs - .rAs' -
Mr Fitzgerald; 'I" expenditure the
gentleman from Pennsylvania patient waiting midnight
Walking Of the floors gentleman
t"ah would not obacct" Q.aughcr )-Coier's Weekly,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

f. H. e. WolITERThe Democrats the
system so that is all the through
everybody, VIII If the
half per who hundred
two dollars and Half Make exceptions big
tie make alike. Road building
of and With and half per
all roperty there will be bond building
permanent Improvements Then the city
H." cos" of all AMI the property pay forty per
That viii be fair to eve, ,bo,2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
The Grand Reception.

Grand receptions devices arranged by wemeanng committees
the purpose OF introducing people the
dents aud visiting potenta their be TO
introduce perfect perfect strangers them as much
strangers 10 each other You give
m2e to z strange Person ~ dress @ II NAV be simple little name
like Wilkins etel to the Most gold braid who
obe lady his You have no time
have the desire yht In few minutes Won
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
taI'sI' ' T BE
kVNl@s 9.yISi,andGE

Mr. Kinsy that being She fourth got ~ in the
middle Of the line being called Mr.. Mackenzie and finally the
little lady AZ the end calls something that sounds like Tenson 10
than fifteen minutes been rechtend times
you UP Your wife What yoi
really Excepting the Most gh Big Noise who well ay
thing coudD
single whose hand you had just shaken aud o.
them remembers that he has lied about the pleasure
he having in meeting you. - .st'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
The House of Humorists

The house and human
Tho o consideration resolution providing
printing copies public health report entitled The
Of the Baby The Of the printing 1921,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
Small Talks

71-------- n
tai field mect' Ask M sadner Of &C. company
p. sgeHfV ssGs ,ds1 u. woLrER beat ne
MI - WV ~ 800" "" p p''t qq '' s.'E'"s,
on The pay ToiS Too Bad " ~ l" = g Oeo""'e am
i NoRrox pIoos.- ~, .... -.
members Of the federal many of cigars for hardness
Just have got e heat them today With question
n. - r,asns,a 80 aY'o' 81 OUT s,S'
vsG For the present am noEeom%it Tug "o'ra q super
, it,fy nrtonsoS w,,,.., - ,.. j
University California BAN players are about the feal
thing about these parts you think soi .'~i ].
a john WI a I9wEII -Tbs reason ysv i,,Io h , is
print about department public recently is beeaSse We
- anu nave ""o no ."s 70 even ta'k.
!, pr sYNGMAE RHEEThe daily attendance o. the
year. '"s % expect "o'n larger attendance
JOHN Al ut1GUEa NJ, frionds NO ,or,r.iuo - . -, -
know hat may in the Tns have SG s
pe't e make an announcement Hqc soon
s @ name. n S su DO o thu n nGwsys bat they
brought IS watermelon oace and ever since they
''ys been ssn1n "ssa V Watermelon E"sl'
ass 81! d Ss fnS' "Ss b 'S new EHS aa
general . arrives here can't how Consul Asno
Il KAHA,IET1o u.,.n ,a.. rr,-. -. i, ~.
ny Rd T tS you ~o Gone % as Maybe
W. Thompson o.s, every day abb about +
Whitney dS% shs aS %ssnHG fs Honolulu % t,
Was the uaiSnsd dig nag as1T d
trffaga ind, ~.
Go9sE Ms ss s ss.n wPRo. don know shoasa
something But prevent sending
S1usd e s r"y N'n'f society At washington as our con
E. w JoRDAN1t was my brother R. A. Jordan who ran on
e was % IaS D may ana have s Rad nU%e n s aspe
nt a. oa 2p9s'F days but never could tell as big story about
FRANK MerST1RE1 ace thse !. movsmsn, q oo = n,i,a
the Monte Garter down again. IL the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30
CensusaP Population Of the Cities

Of the recently particulars re-
gardng the comparative puation the cities
Stats, table 100000 more This tabls
shows. ne 6bptIa In IN be,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
All The Ne1Us of
INDIANA and MICHIGAN

this year with a recommendation that
trustees Of state Institutions donate
their services free 20 the state The
report points out that during 2 ) years
the unpaid trustees OF institutions
rendered better service than boards
that received compensation. The
board decries the practice Of appoint
ing 10 salaried positions in state in
stitutiOns, relatives Of members Of the
trustees Of certain institutions.
The removal OF all women prisoners
who have been convicted Of any Of
Tense from county jails in the state
is strongly urged in the boards re-
port. The report says on this sub
ject:
in a majority Of county jails there
is a lack OF proper sex separation;
the women prisoners must depend up
on the care Of man: there are no ar
rangements for their employment;
scandals frequently develop because
OF their presence in jails. The cor
rectional department OF the WOman's
prison should be enlarged in order TO
receive all convicted women.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
HAVE NOT 0UTGROWN
MESSAGES OF CHRIST

lis Jesus the Messiah, the question
that John asked while in prison, was
the subject that Rev. Charles A. Deck
err pastor of the First Baptist church
spoke on last night. He answered it
in three ways: First he said,
some people think that others than
Jesus can fill the prophecies that are
found in the Bible, but we are sure
that Jesus can fulfill them. Second,
evidence from His wonderful works
Jesus did those wonderful works that
no other person could do without his
character. He told the people, in an
swer TO Johns question TO tell him of
the miracles he had performed.
Third, the testimony from the sue
ceeding centuries. Jesus has never
been surpassed by any other man that
has for moment held worlds
thought in place Of Him. There has
been great men as generals authors,
leaders and other truly great men but
never any like Jesus
why do we look for another? No
condition of human needs have not
been fulfilled. We have not out
grown his message OF love nor have
We drifted beyond the need of his
grace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
FIRST COMING is
PLEDGE OF RETURN
Many Doubt Christ's Second Coming
But lie VIII Keep His Word
Says Pastor.

Some people doubt. others ridicule
and others believe in the second com
ing Of Christ" said Rev. A. L. Thorn
as, pastor Of the First Brethren
church last night in his sermon on
The Birth of Christ"
THE birth Of Christ contains a
number OF great teachers. the loving
fatherhood of God. God has been
taught To us as one TO be feared.
Christ first revealed that he should be
loved also. The worlds great need
at that time was a savior, one that
could save the people of the sins that
were destroying them. ChriSt's power
is not only confined to the saving from
sin but TO destroy the work of the
devil.
Whereas Christ was the embodi-
ment or truth. holiness. happiness, and
kindness satan is the en- bodiment and
creator of every thing false, all sor-
row, aggregation, hatred, crime and
Christ's power is sufficient to destroy
all these evils
"Christ's first coming is a pledge of
his second coming. The fact that to-
day. as in no time before, many of the
followers OF Christ are beginning To
disbelieve the second coming is a con-
vincing argument that the event is in
the near future"
Wednesday evening the church will
have it's Christmas program to be
given by the Sunday school They
will give The White Gifts" The or
chestra will be present to help out
in the entertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
STATE INSANE
HOSPITALS FULL
Charities Board Urges Imme-
diate and Thorough ConSid-
GRAFTON of Increase in Men
tai Detectives.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 21.-The re-
port OF the board Of state charities Of
Indiana 20 the legislature on the year
ending Sept 80. 1914, places special
stress on the need OF a thorough con-
siderauon OF increasing number Of
mental detectives who are becoming
wards Of the state. The board rec
ommends that the legislature look in
10 the conditions of the insane, cpl
leptiC and feebie-minded residents OF
the state and 90 find out what is be-
ing done for similar charges in other
commonwealth. The report says IF
the insane:
The five state hospitals for the in
sane are crowded with both chronic
and acute cases. Under these condi-
tions IL is impossible properly to
classify the patients and the result is
that the possible recovery Of the cur
able insane is retarded The chronic
insane cannot have the recognized
benefits Of outdoor life and employ
ment. At the same time county jails
and poor asylums are housing mental
is deranged persons amid surround
iugs which tend TO aggravate rather
than allay their malady"
The board recommends that a sys-
TEN be worked out 20 include the
care OF incipient mental and nervous
diseases. and a colony for the able
bodied chronic cases. The report of
the board says it would not be wise
wise TO enlarge the present hospitals
nor build another hospital Ii rec
Ommends as the most feasible plan,
the establishment Of colony farms at
all the state hospitals like the one
now in operation at the eastern hos
pital at Richmond Ind.
Needs Not Met.
The report sta IS that the states
provision for the feeble minded falls
Tar short Of meeting the needs Rec
ommendatiOn is made that the Village
for Epileptics at Newcastle be de-
NelOped So as 10 permit the admis-
sion of women patients. The village
now only cares for male epileptics. A
central receiving home for dependent
children is recommended 20 take the
place OF the 80 local institutions
which are operated in different cities.
me board again comes forward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
CANTATA is GIVEN
BY CHOIR or CHURCH
Offerings Made at Westminster Pres
byterian Church Sunday Go
to the Needy.

1.-The Nativity, a Christmas cantata,
by Geibel. was given last night at the
Westminster Presbyterian church by
the chorus choir under the direction
of Miss Fern Parker.
The evening services were in charge
OF the Sunday school. 1t presented
white Gifts 70 the King. The mean
ing OF the subject is that they give
rather than receive. The offerings Of
the people were placed at the foot of
the tree and they will be given TO the
poor. Besides groceries. clothing and
other necessaries there was $50 in
money given.
The program consisted Of singing
by the children of the primary and
beginners departments and readings
and Rotations There were 1,S00
present at the different services of the
day.
The auditorium was beautifully dec
GRATED i'm white. A large cross hung
from the center OF the room and a
star lighted by electricity was hung
over the pulpit.
Rev r. p. Hostetter. pastor Of the
church. has arranged a series Of five
lectures to be given Sunday evenings
beginning Jan. g. The lectures Will
be on "Life's Great Choice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
WALKFR,VON.

Mrs Frank Thou pSon and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Michi-
gan City.
s. +. KoOntz has Leen visiting rela-
tives in Monticello, Ind
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson have re-
turned to their home in Laporte after
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jackson.
ID. w. Foran Of Newark, O.. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ryder.
Miss Ruth Jackson is visiting in
South Bend with her sister, Mrs.
Hoover. and family.
Isaac McCarty and family are leav-
ing their farm for this winter and
are moving 10 ElwOOd. They expect
TO come back 10 the farm in the
spring.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Bose visited rel
atives in Argos the latter part OF the
week.
Miss Alice Gould IS visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Fuch, In Gary this week.
Mrs. Allen Grippe OF Michigan City
visited Friday with her mother. Mrs.
Mahala Robson.
Mrs Jane Bracknev OF Albion Is
the guest or Mr.. and Mrs John
Schwartz.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson or Twelve Mile
was calling on friends here Friday.
The farmers institute and farmers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

school will be held in Walkerton Jan.
5, and Z. The sixth has been de-
cided upon for the farmers institute.
Nelson Sellars of LapOrte transacted
business here Friday.
Richard Layman and family have
moved 10 Walkerton and occupy the
Theodore Wolf residence in the south
part Of town.
Mrs. Elmer ST John has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Ft Wayne.
3. Seybold Of Plymouth was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cecrle, Dec. Is.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stull, Dec. u.
a son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Divine, Dec s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
Late News from
Surrounding Towns
NEW CARLISLE.

Mrs. Burr Casaday and son George
of South Bend were guests Wednesday
of the formers sister, Miss Margaret
Miller.
Mrs. Dennis Guilfoos of Bristol. Ind,
visited her sister, Mrs. Will Brown.
the past week.
Mrs. OrsOn Clendenen has returned
home from South Bend where she Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. NJ Gish
Bert France of New York has been
called here by the serious illness of his
mother, Mrs. Mary J. France.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Burden, Thursday, Dec. II.
A farmers institute will be held
here Feb. l 8 TO 10 inclusive.
Mrs. Omar Roys has returned to
her home at Toledo, O., after visiting
relatives here.
Claude June is moving his family
here from Marcellus, Mich. They will
occupy the WINS residence on Chest
nut st.
Mrs. w. W. Walt of Rolling Prairie
visited here Tuesday.
Ray Warren il home from the. Mich
igan Agricultural college at Lansing
for the holidays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

NV YORK., Dec. Z1-NO steam
ers sailing today.
Due 10 arrive-Adriatic from Liver
pool; Minnewaska. from London
Eliza beth. from Rotterdam: Othello.
from Hull; Tuva, from Rotterdam
Mammalian from Rotterdam: Seer
akata, from Rotterdam. Maspequa.
from Rotterdam; Dryden. from Man
chester; Cacique. from Havre: Dun
brennan, from Genoa: Maresheld.
from London. Katendrecht. from Rot
terdam; st. Joseph. from Narseilles:
Ryndam. from Rotterdam; La Flan-
Ore. from Rotterdam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
STATE BRIEFS.

I.AFAY ETTE.-Merle Hammel. sa
ioon empiOye, Is in Jail with eign.
charges of assault and battery agains,
him as the result OF an alteration
with a guest in local hotel Hammel
resented interference when his trou-
bic began and proceeded therefore to
knock down everyone VINO came his
way.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

BRAZIL.-Mrs. Amanda Whiting
ton, 20 years old. was severely burned
when her clothing came IN contact
with a stove and caught fire. Before
her little granddaughter could sum-
mon aid the fire had reached her
body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

HAMMOND.-After being buried
for six hours beneath % tons of coal
Peret PackewisCZ has been taken
alive from the bottom Of a 15-foot
cOnical coal bin at the plant OF the
American Maize Products Co. He
was experimenting the filling of the
bin when he slipped and was carried
to the bottom. His shovel protected
his head which kept him from being
smothered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

TERRE HAUTE.-Midnight mass
will be held at all Of the Catholic
churches on Christmas eve. This is
the first time in the history OF the city
that a midnight mass will have been
held.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

PHU.A XMAS CANDIES - PHILA.
Thousands OF pounds Of Xmas Can
dies are offered you at very special re-
auctions during this Holiday Sale.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

MADISON-JOhn w. Hewitt. 20
years old, a tobacco grower. who lived
near CarroltOn, KY, hanged himself
because Of the low price Of tobacco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

HASTINGS, Mich.-ThOmas Coils
ter, AZ. was drowned when he fell In
an epileptic tit as he was drawing
water from a hole he had cut IN the
ice. He was found lying on the ice
with his head and shoulders in a foot
of water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
FANCY BAsKErs AND BOXES.

Nothing is more Acceptable than a
fancy Basket or Box packed with
''Phila" candy. We have a very fine
10 offer you at special
Prices. The Philadelphia. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

The last word IN efficiency-The
Red Line. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21
OUR TEA ROOM

is serving special suppers every even
ing to those who cannot shop in the
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-21

CELERY, Large Bunch II o.
Golden Stalks for. ......................G - -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
very Umbrella Is Guaranteed.

o
black and and made ghgor frames
essentials handles Of description than 600
in A
umbrellas rather than them
startling particularly during pro-Chrstmas
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Christmas
Candies

Come 10 Bamberger's for your
Christmas candies, You will
then be sure to get pure, fresh
sweets at lowest prices.
MADISON SQUARE CHOCO-
LATES, 29c BOX-A nice as
sortment of excellent quality
chocolates, packed in neat holly
boxes; fresh and pure; lb.. 29e.
FIVE-LB. BOX LORIMER
CHOCOLATES, LOO - Fresh,
new chocolates of good quality.
5 lbs. 100.
FIVE-LB. BOX SARATOGA
CHOCOLATES, $50 Splendid
assortment of high-grade choco-
lateS. packed in red Christmas
boxes: ) lbs. for 1.50.
FIVE-LB. BOX ELBECO SPE-
CIAL MIXTURE, l.50 - De
licious chocolates, bon bons and
fancy mixed candies, packed in
fancy boxes; : lbs, l.50.
BAMBERCER DE LUX
CHOCOLATES, soc BOX-High
grade chocolates with various
cream, fruit and nut centres.
Box, soc.
Complete lines OF Park & Til
ford, Maillard and II. d. Foss 6
Co. candies in fancy Christmas
boxes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Christmas Cutlery

Scissors sets-TWo, three and four
pieces in handsome leather cuses
l.j0 to 1000.
Foiding Manicure Sets=Finc grade
implements with ivory or bone ham
dles-50c 10 1000.
Manicure Sets--ln leather boxes
fitted with best steel implements
ivory OF pearl mountings. s.Oo to
l2.00
Stork Embroidery Scissors Gilf
handles; fine quality steel round
bills. Pair soc.
Noyelt. Pocket sets in leather
cases, containing knife, nail cleaner
scissors. etc. SOC to les.
FIRST FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Table d'HOte
Dinner,60C

Saturday Evening, 5:30 to
s O'clock
Virginia Deep Sea Oyster
Cocktail
Celery Queen Olives
Roast Maryland Turkey
Chestnut Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Asparagus
Sweet Potatoes, Southern
Style
Lettuce and Grape
Fruit Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream
Citron Cake
or Mince Pie
Gomez Tea Cider
RESTAURANT
FIFTH FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Pocket Knives

BOYS POCKET KNIyEs-stag.
Shell and nickel handles. >. , and 4
blades Many styles. including the
popular lack Knife with chain.
Good quality steel, finely finished. 2Ec
FINE STEEL POCKET KNIVES
stag, pearl and shell handles, =. >
and ] blades. Also com bination style
with scissors, Jack Knives aud many
other styles. at 50c....
STEEL POCKET KNIVES -O Of
hne quality, fitted with sting handles
IN various patterns. Prices range
from i.00 TO 600
PEARL NDLE POCKET
X nv L ) - Two. three and fouI.
blades; also combination STYLES ::
priced Mt s5c TO 800
FIRST FLOOR