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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 28, 1913 · page 9

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‘ 1111 1111111111111 1111111111213 at 11 national
churuetel: 111111111 held in the Nowell;
1Metllodlst “Rotational church. 81111119.)?
night.

1113 will be present. both lilackingham
and r1111111111111 Pewter P011111 end their
respective Womaue Relief Corps and
the amnion .War Veterans 111111
clone at Veternns ‘wlli .1111 present. Th:
escort for the veterans will be torm-
.ud by the Count Artillery Corpa ill uni
form and the Naval Militia Corps.
Thai-18 organizations will be tollow-
ed by the' United Order of American

 

Mechanics andtlle Patriotic Order or!
15mm of Alllerlcans,..tile Daughters or

 
 

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'dliberty, the fiaugllters oi the Ameli
can Revolutiou and other patriotic 01‘-
ders. w

\11. Caswell will gile his address on
“Abraham Lincolu~the Embodiment
or American Patriotism" Special mu
sic will be 311811 bl quartet and con-
gregation.

The Whole occasion is planned to be
one of encouragement for loyalty to

our country and coming the Sunday'

following the national Thanksgiving
Day will be most appropriate.

The veterans and the patriotic or-
dare hill meet at the Buckingham
Poet headquarters at? 1p. m., and the
K oust Artillery and Naval Militia will
assemble at the church 1:17:15 11 in

_ In case of min or storm all organiza-
lions are advised to assemble in the
basement of the church and from there
march. to the auditorium in 11 body.

-—"Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo Oil is the]
'best remedy for lhnt often fatal die .
rdacwralltl.‘ line‘ been used with one
regs in our family for eight ycarn"- 1

Mrs. L. Wllitoncre Buffalo. N. "'

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NEW JERSEY ROAD NOTES.

The Newark Turnpike is now being
rebuilt from the Huckensack River
bridge to Mosquito Tavern. This road
is now closed. The alternate to New
or}: is what was formerly called the
Newark Plank road. This is reached
by running ’down the 'Hudson County
wiloulovard to (lommunipnw nvolluc.
where a turn right following the car
trucks will lend into the l’lnllk road.
The reconstruction of. the Newark
{turnpike will be welcome news to
the motoring public. Commissioner
‘llldn‘nrd A. Stevens. of the Department

, of Public Works of the State of New
Jersey. advises that further improve-
ment of the Newark Turnpike will
have to wait. 11:1 appropriation from
the Legieluture. also that the intention
of the department of public made and
of the Podium county authorities in
to 1111511 the improvement through to

,the stone illltvtllllellt in Harrison (1.8

, noon all possible.

The Bellovllle 'l‘uruplko in to be 1111-
proved by the County of Hudson 'with
the aid or the Slate. Thin Work con-

. nlute‘oi' the widening of the uhouldern
11111111119 installation of u hoard rail.

The route in“ Philudnlphla line been
ellortened by about three miles on
account of improvement» in the north-

 

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Try the nun» and most attentive Way
to reach the row, tender inflamed
111111101111 lllolnllrnha inieetéd with, rmi
hurl. germn -~llrenthe 11101111111111
llrugxiete null ii. ‘ ~

(it-1111111111 of lilo hrenthl’lil; armor” With
:liuuhl llreuurutloull; there 11! 11le 0110.
\HiVWlll'lllllllo 1 few times daily the
germ thélll'mlliil 1411‘ of Bhoth’n HY
mnel. ‘It acts directly on the inflamed
membranes and doeiroynfi tho catnrrhnl 1
hermit. ' '
it you suffer from odeneive breath.
minim; at 11111111111. frequent sneezing”

husky voice, discharge from the no“. 3 a.

11111111111131.1111 the throat; spasmodic:

111111211111: or 11117 other 1511111110111: 111' any

ouerrll use illomel at once. It will.

omtmy the disease germs in the host-,3 :10,“ ”M

throat and inner, and sire quick and of the Phlllllnlnw “a on the m
immanent relief or money refunded. at m, country. ‘

The clinician outfit including neutral 2
inhaler 111111 1.1.1111 1211111111 outta $1.110,
ended

The veterane oi the Grand Ar- 1

,tynhoid layer.
and other ailments may he escaped in

 

lshene that you can count on good, '
health all during the winter months-n 1

by taking 116111111 011% Oil Emulsion.
the ideal blood, nerve 11nd body build-
er. ‘ - 1‘

e common-sense one. It doesn't 11111111,
ulllte. lilo-called "mulch" 111111 11111111114

1 late givlz you no permanent relief; bull

leave you worse all then before. Rex-

 

 

‘nnd habit-forming drugs.

and blood and bedy- building directs. it
nourishes, builds.

feel better as a result or making you
well. '

Rexnll Olive on Elnulaion is the
ideal blood and nerve food tonic You
who are weak and run-down, and Youl

lwho are apparently well now, but-ere
from various cold.”

liablcto surfer
weather ailments. use RexelIOIlveOil
Emulsion to get and keep well and
strong. For the tired-out, run-down.
nervous, annotated or dehlltetedwr
the convalesclngmgrowing chlldren-~»

‘aged people—41 la a sensible aid to re!

newed'strength, better spirits. glow-
ing health; 1

‘Raxall 011Vo Oil Emulsion—411113101
the celebrated Rexall

for freedom from sickness 91’ you end

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moat queen. it thin is done Build up ’
5.119111‘ health and uncouth—ooh 1111111 .

This is n remarkable medicine, 1111111

all Olive Oil Emulsion contains none; ‘
at these harmful, stimulating ingred~ ‘
tents. such an alcohol and dangerous ’
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‘beneilt to you is through its real nerve

strengthens. lte:
lmerit does not rest on 11111111115 you
Lfoel better for a few minutes at 8.
.' time after taking it, but on making you

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your family, You’ll be an enthusiastic}

about it 8.11 we are when you have
noted its pleasant teetealtsv ntrenatlu

toning, invigorating, buildinfiéllp, dis«»

ease preventing effects ll“: 11 does nail
help 1011 youl money will be given
back to you without, argument.
in this community onlv at our store—4
The Rexall Store—one of more their
7 0110 leading drug stores in the United

Sold .

States Canada. and Grout Britain. ~37

ion 11 Qll‘liinnr, South \lorwallr, Conn.

 

 

 

 

1. ern port of Philadelphia From Ryore

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it is no longer necessary to go by way

of 0110312; turn left into Rising Sun
avenue, formerly known as Second
street pike and go by way of Felton
ville; thence into Broad street P111111
delphla.

A good road will be found {ram New
York to New Brunswick. N. .l.. by
crossing the 42d street ferry. thence
using the Plank mud to Newark. F‘l‘e-
linghuyeen avenue Elizabeth avenue
me both in good condition. connecting
Newark with Elizabeth; thence fol-
lowing the road through 'Rallwny lm~
aprovcd conditions lead to New Bruns-
wick. Run north from New Brunswick
to Bound Brook; thence to Somerville.
Herc turn south over a good road lead»
ing through 1‘Belle Mead and 110011)!
111111 to Kingston and Princeton.

The return to H1810“? may be made'

by way of Kingston, Monmouth Junc-
tion and the Crwbury Turnpike to

New Brunswick; thence vie Metuchen.‘

Perth Amboy and beaten island.
Lakewood, N. 3.. aileron good made

for n oneday'e trip running down by?
was of Staten island, excepting poor .1

gravel from South Amboy to Red
Bank. Hare turn out over the excel

lent 'ltumaonyoad to one Bright. Freon
the Ocean Boulevard1

this point

through Monmouth Belch.

 
 

of Bradley Bench Belmur. Spring
141119.891. Girl Point Pleeaunt. mootly
good roads will be round to Lakewood.

1Thin la a run of 77 miles.

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"SE 800]“ s I" .lmlrewood run through Adelnhiu. Freer:

:hold‘, Mailman and Keyport to 8111,1111.f

A return somewhat ahorter Ill from

 

Ambay. Fiftyvslx miles 111 the diatomic
traveled on the return.

A short out will be availellle next
summer for motorintn who wish to

, avail themselvoeot an nllaehore wroute

You «111111111 reach the necks and [to dcniBrigh‘t and points beyond. This

111.1111 way at Keyport, Atlantic High-
landn and 11131111111111 1Bunch. Condi-
tions have not‘prevlomly instilled 1111-

’ing this road. but it now appears that

this will offer good conditiona next
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1 Panama "“1 Canal 1n Picture and Prose

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘Tnn snnrlunl. 11111111111 1...... of its mum to take a. tl‘ip to the GREAT 111111111111 CANAL and
see the wonders of this mighty achievement. You say you can’t spare the time. All right. then we'll
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Every progressive man, woman and child is eager to know all
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to take an mormoua advance edition of the most
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Not merely a picture

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to every member or the

Art plates reproduced"
from watercolor mm: .1
ion. abound throughout
the entire magnificent
volume.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE SENTINEL is the one paper in this section 1111111131.
which PANAMA AND THE CANAL IN PICTURE AND
PROSE can be had. Theplan outlined below tells you how to

‘ get this only complete Panama Book ALMOST FREE.

The, large violence is twice the size of an ordinary novel; it
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‘Presentatlon by The Evemng Sentinel

 

Willis J Abbot, the versatile writer on International subjects and author of many books
of history and travel, spent months' in Panama and the Canal Zane in the preparation of
this volume He collected at first hands the complete history of the greet Canal. with at
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Suit in a human intefflt story of thin beautiful land and its people from the early days
when Columbus tried to find a natural waterway from the Atlantic to the Pacific, down to.
the present time ‘

Special staff of photographers m tie the hundreds of beautiful
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The well known artietl E. 1. Read, made the sixteen sumptuous water-cola: studies which
are reproduced by the lat ‘st color processes on specially made 11:11“.

The Panama Cane], the greatest engineering
achievement 01‘ the world’s history cost more
. ill an

$400, 000, 000

it links the two greatest 00611119 and bommee
the moat important factor in peace and war so
where lethareiblooded inhabitant or this globe '

that does not too! vitally interested in it! Truly
it is the wonder at this progres'sive age!

 

 

 

 

The M911: Unusual Canal Sconce Described in Word Pictures That Fill You With.
Aaionishmcnt at the Wonders of This Great Undertaking. ‘

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it tells you or the poo-
pic of Panama and the
leifiW-thfih' drool. their
homes, their work and ,
pastimes.

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