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Carved», arj Variety Galore.
CALLAHAN BROS.
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ALICDLAKE
SHOREjAC'REs
IN PICTURES
,_, arenas of Atlantic City '1'
. sgpxailious Presenta-
iz; Every Inch ol'
xxx—Horses in
‘ Beautiful
, TRACTION
m2 MURRAY
RICHARDS '
were: the Soul 4% ~
“It strong“?- mm Heresy Had an idea 11m
_ Was W-€ “a Drowned I“
iggcthe threedays at'great'exm; H. the 0!! -
£150.;330uthfig; gelgiies'at yesterday-1:, -inp_Pmy.
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setter; is other ml “‘ same “item” 1.. m a”
appear at y en ‘1 Murray 'm men are able to con.
.evenins' and st all sh
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Be 13 email for the ale 00
them next week. lumen
song bird of the south
res-s. Regent tOda - In
ShO‘WS 2415, 7_m 9.
All Star Five
.with Alice Lake etro’
Productlm in M s
f~test weather.
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BUYS REDDING FARM.
iNew' Jersey Man
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f omscr TO MERCHANT MARINE
; Dam.
WASRBF-GTON, June 15.——Britl.sh
:new American Merchant Marine bill.
understood to be based
upon tWQ sections of the measure.
American ships” between Amer-Iota
lports. Via a foreign port. This would
istop the carriage of freight betweerv
gor in Canadian slaps, which has
grown into a business of magnitude.
l' The other section directs the Presi-
§dent “fl-terminate. as soon as thancan
lbe done under their terms. all treaties
{which restrict the right ot‘the United
States to tm‘pose discriminatory du-
'ties upon foreign?” ship in enterin
‘American ports. * y g , 8
MASKED MEN ROB BAKéRY.
NEW YORK, June Ill—Four mask-
ed men} each armed with two revolr
ers. today entered the bakery shop of
"Stephen Murray. backed the proprie
ltor, his wife and an employe against
-. ,—. ' - ‘the wall and rifled the cash box of
75%;; RDA}- 13200. Mrs. Murray threw herself at
. . ,. - ‘ b.4911 ;the nearest bandit and he fired. The
Theta bara ‘ Lshot took efiectinMurray’sloot. The
—.; _7 lmbbers escaped in a limousine.
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a. “a: 13-.“an Brook}, the advantages of a. youthful appear-
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5i?! at Dawn:
’Ifih with twenty ance.
«ka 0n the I we makes an mars thence.
: are regular players
and the clos' -.
A Three Ray 111%: Either prepare the recpe at home 01'
.0 ~17: get, from anyvdtrug store abattle of
70:11 132233;? :35? “Wyeth’s‘? Sage " anti Sulphur. Com‘
='i0n with this 8 8c- pound." which is merely the old-time
_._ my ”map da Pm recipe improved by the addition of
.12 ‘finusu‘al 52.53“": other ingredients. Thousands of folks
~ ,. 3‘ and tomorrow? Alice recommend this readyto-nse preparw
in the Metro non, because It darkens the hau- be“
., .- at (W Sam“ “$331: tell, as it darkens so naturally and.
Egg into the greatest. evenly. ,lon morsten a. sponge (Jr-soft
—~;:?~’- ever staged. On - _ ' . »
‘_ .. A Bum will play Fox's the hair, taking- ..one small 1 strand 3t,
«S a," GM; Kentucky" transom: you almeér years young?
4 stewart Scores Big Hit— "' “
Song Well Received, gadaehes
ay. ' l K
was not known in , ' , . ,
-"‘ Appeared esterda ‘, ., f . ‘
‘x‘he latest ypre‘tent; ’ ‘e W11; ten 570‘} Whether 61'
- yam.“ Exhibit“. notweye straw 18’ the cause.
L Andi
_ g in“ picture was over‘
. .Was known in Norwalk, ' _C
. ,. fi’izmtions at the thee-*1
,_ _ 1‘: 23' monSter turn 03111.3g .
‘ '. , The picture
1:: That was churned?!” -,
"‘1 the expectations at
— WEE charm. ,, t 3.:
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New Y‘k; June 16.—-TEe Lipton
l fleet including the America's Cup chal-
elenger Shamrock IV. the twenty-three
; meter Shamrock both in tow of a. tug:
; the houseboat Killaruey and the
'yacht Victoria. left .Cjty sland. today
‘for Sandy Hook.
lwith menial boat will begin. tomor-
" x: the Palace row Or'FfridaY.”
LITE“? days of;
a “hum. din
.Jexl -‘
run
W’hen you get
A - Poll or Loewe‘
.. r very well. but?
are from all of:
nine show. then1
give the game
Film-ell ‘& Co.. in
s have just closed}
Glenn
Hutu Dunc,
Use the Oldfl'lme age Tea and Sul-
phur and Nobody Will Know‘
Gray hair, however handsome (e
“'e all know
Your hair is your charm. It
When it
, W fades turns gray and looks streaked
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__1 King alstgtggl :31: Just a few applications of Sage Tea
- u l if and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred—fold.
Don't. stay 'gtay! Isaak 'yobng!
firully, besides, no one» rean;po3‘sihlr
brush with tt,’ drawing this through
a time. B;- morning the" gray "hair
Edisappears; after another applicgtion .1
far two its natural rotor is restored
‘and it‘ becomes thick, glossy‘anl Ins»
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headaches 20th as 13nd
an slogan of. 1] buy .’
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performances this W their
“the com the brute!“ .
mini unm- His wife _ ,, hI '
\tom ‘ i W m to be mermful.
, A ' 0
Act Vandevifie Bill" £9!!ng he placed the 01!“de
Plans to EM
‘ Thomas, Delaney. 1: er of man ‘
Park. has sold his lg. locaptzd on
fire State road. between Bedding and
iBetheL to Mr and. Mrs- Marlo Moses.
40! ‘West Hobolren. N. J. The farm
-whxch is considered one at the best
m that section of the country, con-L
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1 ‘ _ the co -
.Ing business In West Hobokenupmts
:to takepoesession of the farm within
‘ and to enter the poul-
;objeetions to‘Ihe enforcement of the
gwmch Premier Lloyd Geo e in i -* ,
led in Parliament. yesterdagias 31:3; ."Why. I drowned the brute!"
gto be the subject of formal represen-
tations to the State Departmeht ,are
principal; Plume to tell you that there was 3 hole
- a
4 'l‘hefirst of these prohibits the car-
rying of merchandise in other than
qualms in the limited Stngeg- 'thrqncb the schools.
Jka over the Canadian. Ram-3:3 :2; was mentioned the other day. some of
The topmast of the challenger had. thinking.
.o Make Patrons to be taken down to permit it to pass
in under the East River bIdzes. Races
Dim—(call um
tempers! better than women.
omo .. Mr. Rinks fell over the cat and we
. ly broke his nose.
“That settles. ltL’.’ he hissed. “I’ve
often threatened. but now I'll drown
but his mind we: made up.
ThereSattheCa‘L
his murderous errand. On reaching
the .annl. he threw In thebag with
such vigor that he overbnlsneed not!
fell into the muddy water. After
struggling for half and hour. and In-
cidentally drinking half the water in
the canal, he returned home wet and
weary.
At the door eat the cat.
“Well. of all—— 1" exclaimed Hints.
“I don't think so." said his Wife. as
she let film In". “Yon didn't give me
In that‘ bug."
Prepared. ,
One of our Indiana towns conducts
a fly-matting campaign every year
But when It
the teachers demon-ed. They thought
they were overviorked enough as it
was. Later one of them told her chil-
dred about lt. V'People complsin about
having to pay taxes to support the
teachers.” she snld. “but still they
want them to do more work. I don’t
see the reason they had for asking us
to conduct this swnttlng campaign!
One of the youngters gunned-—
onewvho had often fellttbe teacher's
strong right hand. ”Oh. they asked
them because they thought they were
better prepared for emitting than any
one else," he whispered.—Indiunspolis
News. .
Salesrnanship.
Competition was keen in the Iondon
street market. Two rivals were sell—
lug ready-made coats and things. and
each tried to undercut the other.
“Look here." "shouted the first. as
a brain wave struck him. “I tell yer I
am selling these coats st rock~bottom
prices. I charges only for makin'.’ I
don't need to make you pay a. penny
for the cloth. 'eanse I pinches it.
See?”
The other stall'bolder did some hard
He saw that his opponent's
glib lie had attracted the crowd.
' “Ob. ‘ ins!“ he yelled derislgely.
“'E'says e' charges you only'fer the
mnkln' ’cnnse he pinches the cloth.
But I don't ”even charge yer for the
muffin“, 'cause va‘lnches 'em already
made!" ,
Ten Classes of Cities.
The census reports of 1910 divided
the cities of the United- States into
ten classes. The first nine classes of
cItIes are located in what Is brown as
urban territory. Places of the first
class contain 1.000.000 Inhabitants or
more; second class. 500,000 to 1.900.-
.000; third 6138.56.13“) to 500,000;
fourth class. 100.000 to 250.000; fifth
'claa 53.000 0 100.009; sixth class.
;seventhdass.10,000to
25,600: eighth class, 5.000 to 10.030;
ninth class. 2.500 to 5,000, andtne
tenthclsssplseaotzbooorlessln-
habltants.
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guew‘how to meet fill. wt
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E 'mmmer—Wflter. give ”I“ W
"has. hie-8% , ‘
i. wom- ‘tex-armr with
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10!: mortal _fiVGl' for each friend.
-r only and” 'mid mm pawn.
'"Jll'herc the: mother Sent: Class!”
3! saw an artist with the skin
To any emotions at no will.
luau-t fmmeseth be secured toe-en
And weave a. superhuman
spell.
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Theplensant mythsn-tcane tum.
Andwhendreyhdetsmflebeca-r—
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mummam
duvet-Vessels.
Ifbootstsnbemadeofmerete
themseetnsnpmhmtm whyg
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they cannot be made of plaster.
HAS BUILT am or routes
’Ol‘egon nan seems to one lane
fact. an invent-r in Portland. Ore..
Mr. J. B. Lindberg, has actually made
a pinata-boat.
His boat I: 15 feet long and weighs
,400 pounds. Its sides are three-anar-
ters of an Inch thick. and very strong
although only made of WI?! build.
ing plaster: The boat is cheaper than
a wooden one. and the inventor
IIeves it will lastlonge'r.
that of lightness.
concrete. In large part this llgn
put In commission and seems to
Tnpleal ms.
of mm, m It grows
wood something afterthe manner
ter, and it Is sometimes used as
armltefimt of the vanilla—that
may be slipped in.
United Stata _
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Expert Advice.
thnge. Me. a man who was known
the premier lobbyist of his state.
him for advice.
explained. “and I have come to you
be
Its adm- .
Itnge over I. com craft is mainly
The wager-notion is also much ens-
Ier. Hr. Lindberg says, since the plus
ter requires an hue:- and an outer
form to a much less extent than the
(1‘?
material can, be laid down over a sin-
gle fans. mnéh like a series of coats
of paint. Mr. Ltndberg‘s boat has been
be
quite saworthy and easily handled.
TheobLorlmluummflhlSI
7mm!“ thmmfi
moreorlessmmouprmlmhm
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onpolesoryonngtreeloroldm
of
thellmabennofthetempmmme.
but more nearly resembt'a the true vs-
nilh of the tropics. It Is a prolific
better and yields an edible bean which
closely resembles the vaults bean ex—
cept for the strong aroma of the Int-
an
ls.
when. the valuable vanilla beans are
bunched for shipment a few of the sh!
As the nbl is ens.
ceptible to the slightest frost It: cu}.
tux-e has not been attempted in» the V
Not very long ago. there lived in fine
No ,
one surpassed him in legislative expe-
rience or In getting things done or un-
done.‘ On one oceadon a friend asked
“I havegottogooveruothestste
legislature and see i: I can't defeat a
particularly obnoxious bill." the friend
to
ask you what is the lira thing to do."
Out of his bounfifhl experience the .
Peggy Paige Dresses
We are showing a his line of Fem Paige sum. “
mer dresses 'in all the new summer materials. L
' ‘ - PRICESSS.te$33.
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Come in andSee the NewMitchell
Six Cylinder Touring Car,
Oils and Greases
wet. more miles per
’ Automobile Accessories
was Gasoline more no
2311011.
Brunswick line and Tubes
Dixon's Graphite
- BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS.
55 Railroad Avenue.
Present prices suggest, that peo ple have forgotten all of arith-
Illh'e, except ’rnultiplication.
BIG TEA SALE!
This F riday and Saturday
Just to be diflerent. Van Dyk takes up division You can
slalom divide your househod bills by two when you buy st
VAN DYK ’S.
QUAIJ-mfi, Regular Price,“ per band, ‘...&
Pick your favorite! Mixed, Oolong, Ceylon, English
‘Breakfut, Orange Pekoe, Uncolored Japan, etc. ‘
VICTORY ms, Eegnkrprise, 35 came, ............-.:..£ls
Eighty Fine Mixed, Oolong” O. P. Java or Green.
James Van Dyk Co;
21 North MainStreet. 0‘
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lobbyist replied; ”the first thing for . South New“. Cm PAT EN
youtodolstog'oandseeyonrbsnk— " .
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As HE UNDERSTOOD IT.
“Bully odd mutants you have
here.” remarked the visiting Enzb
fishman. “I refer particularly to
that one writers the female
friends of an 611371896 kid! [“9
her a bawth."
vvwv-vw-
“What! Whoeve heard of
such a thing?”
“Why. the bully new
says that. Miss Parker‘s mend!
gave her a showe: last awning.”
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my his bass. He noticed that
Its lewer jaw.
Mexico.
Movies May Be. Leading PM.
is the opinion of Jesse L Leakey.
Lnskey.
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use: to fie “W37“;
A Mexican fisherman lsnéed'sn u-
It
had a peculiarly shaped {my nnder'
Whenhereechedboae
andclanedrheflshfothineeenhg
meal he found that the m “,3
formed by smug‘old um 90‘
gassed of n considerabte W of
MRI”!!! Enrico boughtsuefln-
Orlandborderlngthestresna W‘
ghtiOn dadosed'whet he believe will
beovneofltlzer'lchestFilmer“1thill
Within the nextwseven years mo-
tion‘ pictures wm be the Wag
factor to public life and the chief
Industry in the United States. This
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