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Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
QUIET WEDDING

A quiet wedding took place in this
city Sunday when Miss Nellie Oster-
neck became the bride of Israel Was
man, of Washington, D. C.
The wedding ceremony was held
at the home of the brides parents,- ; in
the Markley Mansion ON North Laur-
ell Street, and the couple left at once
after the ceremony for their newly
furnished home in Washington.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
PULLING OUT SLElCHS

There has been comparatively little
4elghing within the past few years,
s4ere being no general SHOWS and the
1vent Of the automobile has retard-
the production and output of the
~ Naicles on steel runners. But just
zN the sleigh is more than popular.
ze1ghing is likely to continue for
@9me time, and every thing on rum
"a is being pulled out from the store
rl3ces and put in commission.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
LAMPS FOR SLEICBS

nder the provisions of the Motor
&hicle Act, it is necessary for a
hted lamp to be used upon all horse
ewn vehicles from sunset until sun
e, when the same are used upon
B public highway The law covers
ejghs as well as wagons, so that
low, with the snow covering the
&tound and sleighs being generally
used, there must be lighted lamps
mon these vehicles on runners. 1t is
~ first time that sleighs have been
deed to carry the protecting lamps.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
CANTATA POSTPONED

The Sunday School of Wesley Mem
orial M. E. Church will postpone the
rendition of its Christmas cantata
from Saturday night December 23, to
Saturday, December Goth. This change
is made owing to the extreme cold
weather, and the condition of the Ia
bernacle. If the cold weather con-
tinues the cantata will be presented
in the new church.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
CALENDAR CLEARED UP

Justice of the Peace Charles Field
ing has had but two "hold-over" cases
during this entire year.
The two holding over their expired
leases, and who are served with legal
notice to vacate, are one in this city
and one in Newport.
The one in Newport, Abe Golden. by
name, intends to resist and fight the
case; the conflict will take place in
Squire Fielding's court on Friday
morning.
The other party will move without
contest.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21

vi ldlT
Heavy snow
Wind was cold.
Low temperature
Freezing weather
White Christmas sure.
Many sleighs are out.
Snow shovels were busy Yesterday.
Christmas cards are going through
the mails.
No paucity of snow for the merry
Christmas.
Use Christmas seals upon all let
ters and packages.
Three days more for the belated
CEri tmas shoppers.
Some dealers want 40 cents a pound
for ca i5tmas turkey.
Quite lot cf interesting news in
Br.dgeton hotel circles.
1t is all merry Christmas. and
soon Happy New Year.
There is but little service remain
ing in the 1916 calendar.
The woods are being searched for
just the right Christmas tree.
The work of decorating City Hall
is attracting much attention.
In cleaning off pavements the snow
IS banked high in the cutters.
The high winds carried the snow
into drifts yesterday afternoon.
sleiehs got along yesterday about
as easily as any of the vehicles.
Anyone driving to Salem yesterday
was facing a mighty cold berth.
1t is requiring lot of coal to heat
the public buildings on days like this.
Yesterday provided good deal of
difficulty in delivering coal and wood.
Milkmen and bakers have trouble in
getting about their routes these days.
Winter begins on Thursday. Won
der what will follow this fall wealth
err"
1t was difficult yesterday to find
people to clean sidewalks and pave
ments.
The gasoline vehicle plows through
the Snow in manner very satisfac-
tory. ~
There VIII be a score or more of
Christmas entertainments within the
next week.
In these snow times it is a beauti-
full thing and humane thing to fur
nish feed for the birds.
The weather man is promising a lot
of winter weather for the balance of
the December month.
Tomorrow night the Bridgeton
Lodge of Elks will have a meeting for
the election of candidates.
The youngsters are looking for
their largest and most secure stock
ings to be hung up Christmas eve.
The Choral Society had a splendid
rehearsal last night. The organiza-
ton grows in numbers and popular
ity.
The merchants of Bridgeton have
provided many gifts for shoppers, and
the stores are showing wonderful
stocks.
On Tuesday next the December term
Of Court will convene, but there will
be but little immediate business
transacted.
High winds carried snow on the
tracks of the suburban trolley lines
and caused good deal of trouble for
trolley crews.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21
MANY ROADS BLOCKED

A good many of the rural roads are
pretty well blocked up with snow
drifts. The light SHOWS were caught
up by the high winds of yesterday
and whirled into drifts that in some
places completely shut off the road
ways. The deep places make trouble
for the automobile traffic.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-12-21

The Public Building Committee of
the Board of Freeholders has equip
ped the clerks offices with new mazda
lamps. greatly improving the elc..
trio service there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
To Insure the Most Delicate
Cakes and the Snootl1est
Icing, lee Cream, etc.

and to sweeten cold drinks, you want
Franklin Powdered Sugar or Franklin
XNXN Confectioner's Sugar.
Franklin Powdered Sugar is a high
grade pulverized sugar, perfectly smooth.
and as nearly mountaineering as a pure,
unadulterated sugar can be made.
Where powdered sugar is preferred for
table use there is none better And it
is specially suited for making cakes, ice
creams, etc. and for sweetening lemon
ade and other sweetened drinks
franklin XXXX Confectioner's Sugar
is an extremely fine pulverized sugar.
It's grain is as fine as flour Ii is s,lpe-
rior for both hard and soft icing and for
mixing with chocolate to thicken and
sweeten. II is also much used for ice
cream and in candies where the recipe
calls for d specially smooth and velvety
sugar. For any recipe calling for pow
dered sugar our Confectioner's grade
gives the best results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
Here Are Some Recipes
for Home Made Candy

Home candy making is both useful and fashionable
accomplishments And the following
ci,lly arranged for will enable o pro-
iicicnt in this delightful
FRENCH VANILLA CREAM--Ereal a bowl the
whites OF TWO cSEs add to this equal quantity ice
water ana few drops of vanilla, n Franklin
NNNN ConfcctonerS' Sugar to mould
into shape with the fingers. md lay on
wax
NoTr-This is the foundation for all candies made
OF French
CREAM ttiEiRilS--Nakc small ball French
Cream Gccire given abovc). Of citron and
put on end OF cream for stem. Take cherry cut
i'll half and each side baI
FRUIT CKEAMS-Raisns tseedcd), figs ron cho,ed
fine and mixed with the French (recipe given
aboVe) before all of the in Makes
nice variety. Roll out and cakes abount nm
inch long "
srlCED CHOCOLATE CnEAMs--Take grated choco
late and flavor with cloves to taste mix
in the French Cream frecpe given above) and mould
into snail cubes. ~
COC0ANUT CREAMS-Take some French Cream frc-
cpe given above) and while soft grated
coanut To taste Stir in sufficient Franklin MINK Con
icctioherS Sugar to mould into balls
balls in the grated THESE may be coored hy
rolling in little grated chocolate. -
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Sugar is Rich i'm
Food Value

Sugar is rich in food value In reasona BILE amount
1t IS good for young and old.
~ fsonert ilutchison, OF London, one of most
Competent ana conservative world cXperts uDop diet
sums up the opinion OF the scientific world in the
statement that there have been few more import
ant addtlons TO our dietary which have done more
10 promote the health OF The rising generation than
our cheap and abundant supply of pure sugar"
10 YOU realize how important This sugar question i,
to sou? "
rare high-grade sugar is only the aintiest and
WosL convenient and from health point of view thu,
sal St. but in the long it is the most economical:
franklin Carton Sugar really costs you no mare
than! ordinary sugar
hcmcTbcr You do not pay for the carton The
fili nc weight OF Sugar indicated on the package Is
guaranteed by Is. 80
Your grocer will gladly supply you with Franklin
Gar on sugar These handy packages save his time
ana trouble And they help him to give You the most
satisfactory service. ~
you nave any difficulty in obtaining exactly the
KIM OIL FRANKLIN Carton Sugar you want write to us
am. VIC VIII see that you are supplied
ASK for the sugar carton with tho head of Ron
Franklin on the package. And see that YOU get Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

Neither our powdered nor our Con-
fectioner's grade is mixed with anything
to. prevent hardening; but. like all
Franklin Sugar, they are absolutely
pure.
These grades are put up in one-pound
sealed cartons 0nIy-nct weight. The
cartons are lined with ,mrnffine-wax
paper, making them positively dust.
proof.
These two gralcs may lie obtained, ii
desired. without extra charge, in sub.
stantiaI containers holding "a one-pound
cartons; and the finr sranuIated may be
obtained in containers holding 80 two
pound cartons.
Buy your franklin Sugar in the large,
substantial franklin container, holding
- Or 80 cartons. This saves time and
bother. costs no more and gives you
needed supply always at hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
A TEMPERANCE MINT JuLEI.

A TEMPERANCE MINT JULEP
Thoroughly crush a bunch of mint,
then soak it for half mn hour I'm the
strained juice Of two lemons, adding
the grated rfnd of one, being careful,
net to get In my OF the white skin.
Boil n pint of Nntcr with pound or
Franklin formulated Sugar until the
syrup sBfna II thrend. Take IL from,
inc nre HHd nttr In the lemon md mint
amount OF pineapple Juice. strain nnd
cool. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
To Sweeten Coffee, Tea and Other
Hot Drinks


This
weigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
For General Table Use and for Cooking.
Preserving and Home Candy Making

FRANKLIN Granuated Sugar especially
FRANKLIN Gnnuaed highest
packed mandy
venent for putting fruits, eies, preserves
This grade
vepound ~ ~N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
TO Sweeten Your Desserts, Fruits and
Cereals Most Temptingly on the Table

you should use either Franklin Dessert Table
Powdered Sugar.
rankin Dessert and Table Sugar has fine grain
winch cake harden
cgs and dissovs readily their
Juices ana avor most delightfully."- BY this
powdered such ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
franklin Carton Sugar is Not Only of Perfect
Quality, But it Reaches You in Perfect Condition

sug
for
improve
Sugar
thohrm
in transit " r1~O'N f"pot
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

II ERE Is plain square house. 26 feet
i L wide and 80 feet deep, exclusive of
front piazza and rear porch that Is COM
modious well arranged and economical to
build, the estimated cost exclusive of
heating and plumbing from $4,000 to
$4,000. This will bring the total COM
pleted cost within $4,000. In some sections
II will cost more and in other localities
less. The main living room across the
front is 20 feet long and II feet wide
with wide flrcrlacc at the end of the
room and the main stairs at the opposite
end. The stairs are covered in part with
Il plastered partition feet high and an
open screen above to ceiling These stairs
are on the combination plan with sec
ton reaching the platform from the
Kitchen and basement stairs below with
grade entrance. This has been proven
to he very desirable arrangement. The
dining room. kitchen and their various
appointments are quite complete
The first floor is finished in oak or
birch and the second story. with its three
bedrooms and sleeping porch, is finished
in pine and painted There is Il good
main flight carried up and inclosed with
pastered partition. There are convenient
closets, bath room, etc. The sleeping
porch is not large and takes the place of
the small rear room over kitchen, with
windows on two side
There Is "a full basement with space
for heating plant, laundry, etc. and
good cement floor The exterior of house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
INDIA INCREASES
TARIFF CHARGES
AGAINST BRITAIN
government Raises the List
of Duties From 512 to
71a Per Cent.
LONDON STOCKS HEAVY
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor Of The Economist, London.


LONDON. March 2.--The Chambers of
,o,,n,erce i'm this country are bodies in
shIch glib speaking carries more weight
,han business ability. They have been
mn nv protectionists and preferentialists
for nearly 40 years.
Cir Alrernon Firth who has a pros
rerous business in Yorkshire, with a
branch factory, I believe, In the United
states. entrenched behind your tariff WALL
moved purely protectionlst resolution
urging that henceforth Great Britain
sbouId rely on its own commercial and
agricultural resources. The absurdty of
tbis. in view of our cotton and food inn
norris. was manifest and Nimperiallst tariff
reformers seized the opportunity of sub
stituting empire for nation. thus substi-
tutlng preferentialist for a protectlonist
favor in the resolution
n for example, free trade in agrlcul-
tiral products IS maintained with the
colonies and protective tariff imposed
on manufactured imports, the British
farmer will he ruined for lie Will have to
nav more for clothing and machinery while
remaining exposed to competition with
Canadian wheat.
A very important fiscal move has been
made for India by the Indian Government
which Imperlalstg will find hard to recon-
clIe with home interests The Indian Gov
ernment has raised the Indian tariff. which
operates equally against Great Britain and
foreign countries. from to Z y per cent.
and y large number of new commodities
are now subjected to small duties. En-
port duties on tea and jute are fairly
productive. but the changes are estimated
to yield only two millions new revenue.
Very significant is the omission of cotton
goods from the new import tariff This
marks the power OF Lancashire.
The stock market is heavy especially
gt-cdged securities, which fear heavy
taxation for increased borrowings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE
LIGHTENS A DARK DAY
Clever Child Actress Is Star of
Delightful Picture on Pathe
Program
BY THE pHoTopLAY EDITOR

LITTLE MARY SUNsHtNE'---A Pathe Gold
Rooster, In five parts, Released Friday
Little Mary. y...................M Marie osborne
Rob's father. Andrew Arbuckie
| Rob Sweetheart. ....,. .Marsuerite Nichols
The Bear. .,,...,.,.,,.,,,.......B BY Himself
There is great demand and popular.
ity for the sweet and glad" play at
present. "Poilyanna," Daddy Long
Legs" ell the Gene Stratton Porter books
and plays and many others abound, but
among them all there Is no more appeal
ing story than Little Mary Sunshine,
which Pathe has just filmed.
The sympathetic and wholly charming
acting of the company serves to make
the story itself even more delightful
How a little poor child left alone by
the heavy hand OF death which takes
father and mother within day. is taken
in by family of means and refinement
and adopted, is not an original idea. But
when this child Is the cause of bringing
parted lovers together then the appeal Of
the old idea Is strengthened. These COM
plications are found in this film. but the
sorrow of death scenes and of broken
troths is relieved by the many antics of
this charming child.
Little Marie Osborne as Mary is per-
fectly adorable Natural in action and
pretty to look upon, she is the star Of
the piece There is an extremely clever
scene where she dreams that she plays
with the bear and gives Bruin a bath. It
shows what a versatile little lady Miss
Marie is.
The other principals are very good.
Henry King of what Pays?" fame Is
attractive as the hero and has an ex-
ceedingly pretty leading lady in Mar
guerite Nichols.
How the influence OF woman's love
reached across the sea to withhold man
from the commission of Il crime is told in
"A Woman's Power" the World Film Cor
poration feature starring Miss Mollie King
to be seen at the Susquehanna on Sat
urday,
A World Film star whose ascent TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
Theatrical Baedeker

RoRREsT-"ziegfeld Tolles of lal5" with
FeldE. F,d wynn viii West Here re' we !" irnd md
the scenery by Joseph Urban aud the usual
sort OF Zegfcld show by The usual people.
LYRIC-'Thc only Girl" II musical COMEDY.
by Victor Herbert and IIenry. tlo1som
sgn Sour vyives '''' "
rs,yptTY .,n,. r. ,,,.,, =. ,,, r, =,
ApEtPIl'-Srhe Two virtues, with p; II;
by Alfred Sutro in which Mr.. Sothern
takes u easy over stage literary man
Mlyo, which deals with the comic adyen.
,,,rso -, nconIo HySn ,niataLe ntTer nernIe'a
spprtrSe,ts ne for their own. '''''' ''0''
SIad nrho WL9 Patrl%R Co'iinT", me-
iinred Eliza S"og Sir OF a m" ra hoos' y,n the
.gi giiad sIru sIru2i q tnG 1 BI ian PUUS In p'nSimS che
,,,9si, ness ..,,,,,. ,,, 1,,,, p,.,, ,,,a,,,,u
WALNniIsmAu!t ama Jon, r.,s., 6Gnn flsnor = >
planted ont onto tho stage, VIII ;;,, musical trim
pt,o.ro,r,vs
,,,,.,Il,.i. I,io VI .tIN :. -, ,,,
K fim ndartation OF serdou,s famous play
Of love and intrigue. Miss Doro wa" seen
here last season In the all-staT revival,
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE-"On
Nor,b e morianE T var '"n f,,rca Showing
scenes during the German offensive agalnst
ARcA.DfA--Ni wcck PEGGY" with RluIc
dlrecttd d Gy Thntnns Incc II tells n delight.
fu little tale Of Scotland.
With Mary Prrlsford. The most diversified
part VET sHoWn ny Little MARY
VAUDEVILLE
NtpI,n nd n1l ,It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
Runaway Girls Sent Home

Two Brooklyn girls who ran away from
home and came to this city were sent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

Miles story. "rhe Raean,ifsih IN tha
cast are Tom Forman. Minnetfe Haltsff
Mrs Lewis Mccord, Park Jones. FinrtHta
Daemar. Dorothy AhriI and other hiaIhl
bets of the all-star faslty ofNanlzatlou
Some o. the nobleet and blocdlesl pages
IN history owe their authorship 10 the In4
nuence OF good or evil women. and Il
was with this mighty power in mind that
the author Of "a Womans Power con.
ceived the story 10 be presented under
that title by the World Film Corporation.
with Miss Molle King as the star at the
Globe today.
Fanny ward the brilliant t.asky-
Paramount star In THE Cheat" at The
Sherwood on Saturday. has been confined
to her newly purchased bungalow for tho
last few days on account OF bad shaix-
ing up she received when the tire Of her
automobile exploded and the machine
skdded into the ditch.
Despite the rumors that the Chestnut
street Opera House was going to close
with the engagement Of the German War
Pictures this week. the photoplay editor
can state with authority this Ia not the
case. Next week the policy OF feature
photoplays will he resumed, when "Pro.
hbition," the much.talkedof anti-liquor
film. will be given its first Philadelphia
presentation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
A PLAIN TWO-sTQRY HOUSE

is plain finished with narrow siding, the
cornice Is carried out with a graceful
sweep with wide projection and the roof
is hiped with not too steep pitch. The
attic is lighted with dorner windows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

nationwide popularity is due to dramatic
ability and brilliancy, as well as to charm
of person and personality. is Miss Alice
Brady, who comes to the Princess on Sat
urday i'm THE Woman in A."
The Equitable Motion Picture Company
will shortly present Adele Blood, the star
of "Everywoman," in "The Devils Toy"
Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson has
more courage than many other we'll
known players. The English actor who
is making his third and last farewell
tour of America, has refused an offer
to embalm Kiping's "The Light That
Failed" in the rlovies The remuneration
promised was large, but Sir Johnston de-
clined. lie is not entirely without sin in
this particular, however. once in Eng
land four years ago he acted Hamlet"
before the camera.
Blanche Sweet, of the Lasly Company,
will be supported by cast of unusual
excellence when she appears at the
Leader on Saturday in william G. De
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

back today. They are Miss Lillian Lande.
l8 years old, and Miss Mona owens, II.
Miss Lande said she had run away be-
cause her mother insisted on sending her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
Prospect Park Finances Good

The financial condition of Prospect Park
is good, according to statement issued
by Borough Treasurer RI. II. Carlisle
There is balance of Sl753.94 in the gen.
eral fund,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
"A Submarine Pirate"
A Moving Picture
That Comes Back

Every and then you a picture that you
want to again
picture that makes you say "I wish George and
Alice could see that"
But Onfy every and then.
GA Submarine Pirate" is picture like that. "a
good many Keystone Comedies are)
Maybe because U. S. Submarine is interesting
sort Of fish anyway-Maybe because sgd Chaplin Is
than usually funny with his feet
The most remarkable point about GA Submarine
Pirate" is that advertising it months ~ its
first appearance
Probably than quarter of million people
have paid money to see t-(and had more than their
moneys WORTHY.
It's fair guess that the sitting you as you
read ths,-or your wife there in the rocker-has seen
"a Submarine Pirate" Ask him-or her-whether they
would rather take chance one-or see "a
Submarine Pirate" again Well stand their repIyl
Yes
GA Submarine Pirate" is worth taking quite some
trouble to
Itisa TRIANGLE KEYSTONE, produced under
the supervision of Mack Sennett himself.
Other Triangle productions are supervised by
Thomas H. Ince and D. w. Griffith.
Which-if you know moving pctures-is reason
enough that TRIANGLE pictures so uncommouly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

a World Film star whose ascent to
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to college. She said she hit her mother
with q vase and left home forever"
They were found in a furnished room here
and turned over to the Court Aid Society.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

The piazza across the front has a nat
room with balcony.
The exterior is suggested to be painted
light cream color with white trimmings
and a red stained shingle roof
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02

worth while, Arrays.
Another reason is low.
illness and charm of the
actresses who appear in
them. Make it a point to
see"A Submarine Pirate"
anyhow. Any moving
picture theatre anywhere
can get it; those that try
hardest to please their
patrons sOiH-if you sug-
gest it.