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The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30


ssEGsS 81 M syssg sTFa's sAI.Rs1N cHAISeEns
betgssn Alexander l. Oliver. corapldinane
dan dams o'lser oerroid julien and Others. daEen
On blll les psssiuon ana dsSree sos sa,s
ce1snIs EeFaras and Thompson solicitors q
= Rys sirt'1a ef as d4cres made b. ~ tssa..
sssa csilof ip the above stated cause and beaffns
bundled and sa4s. asasssszs
a sgGsia Il slsassrs of I's csdrt q
ysaags yss.ss I e q. ttS s hixhsgt SsS.'s
s. 81 si9 my ~ S',ss saSk e ne SD gay.
sisasS etty, ali Ind a. Il K ass "a
sne az premises hereinafter described. thar e z
moss CERTAIN thirteen IA, I0.. sSIsss..s.
n sslS q iea and premises with the buIld
n N ssrsey CITY 1 the County Of HuAscf Aa&
nab sa5s s9ss,,s 95 SsT Jsrssy and Nhieh sn aid
sss ne estate 81 Emma Van Winkie, Diseased.
Isls. s,suats e Jersey. City, Hudson County Nav
city surveyors Rayonne astS clss ensnsnrs @ a.; eaa
issi and 6sd IN the orss ot tie tie sssssss HRs sses
aid sala county q Hudson. July 9Th. 1857
sxs Sswxssnty-tnree t2S), twenkyfour 60 twtnfy.dy&
Nos,sana sna tW,snty-six (2s1. fronting on Van
dnirty- 70 t3s) and thirty-four (sl. fnssiiAs
ave @ thrsysis esS IS sna .Gss asS st
fronting on Armstrong place ali beInR rs
four d4es). all OF which said lots Fslse f
setnef form one parcel on said mao Nbfck
may may be more particularly described as fr.iE
lereection of The southwesteriy nre1so sos Ari1Ik
~ Ssaoas ,piaee. with the northwesterly lire ck
q ~ r. avenue; thence running southwesseri4
alons said line Of Carried avenue one hundred
~ xnq ss,,xsy-ssyan 81, and eights+eifht huAdseaffs
80 49,. taoLes rtl 70 the corner 1f lot ntmb1t eS
Z ssa sslWssanty-eight tsS) on said map and WHICH
sF IN lot number twenty-seyen IA WAS hefs-
,oLore sold by the said Mary:sAs oliver fnl heH
sslsssesne so1,1 thence running north westerly &na
one hundred and eighty-five and e5glty-Seyezs
feet l1s5. 81 ftl TO line of lsf -auna~
Dsr Ne ii,wenIy-ssx tzsl thence southwesterly and
easterly line Of Van Nostrand place Z fhcncl
neT Lnwesterly along said line OF Van Nostransa
Piace ace one hundred feet to the dividing line
tv-tiree fzS1 on said map; thence aortheazt AZ
~ ~ alohg said dividing line ans dividing aians
eight 1887 two hundred and. sixteen ana fhlrfy-ts
seven hundreotl1s (216.s7l feet more or less Is
ne me soufhwssterly line OF Armstrong places
stt s,snes s9otneasterly along said lsne OF Arms
strong place one hundred and sevonty-hNe
ui2y 1eet TO tie point or place of begfnntrEs
sIa s oelng all but two lots Of the sans land
= Tiysr yy'. Dy Matthew A. Van Winkle and samrel
a. hubbard. Jr., executors Of the last viii
ed. by deed hearing dare ne twenfv- eS1fltss
gay OF July. 1897, and recorded IN the tfA1sol
JIonnty Registers office on the 18th lay Of
County. pages as. &c Including tfie esfats
aha interest inchoate ana interest IN dover of
me cefendant Marguerite 4. Oliver IN the said
py eurtesy Of the said Henry Gerrofd Julian,
sosetner witn all and singular the hsredite~
hnn ments and appurtensnces to the said pnsmtssa
psronging or In any wise sppertaining.
NJ. T. RosENBERG.
Special Mastef.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30


4 Nobody In New York walks straight
said the gray headed citizen Of the me-
tropors. Watch a score Of pedes-
trians on the sidewalk, and not. one of.
them sticks to straight path. Those
deviations are not always due to the
crowded condition Of the pavement eli
ther. During the rush hours a man; is
supposed to dodge this way and thatiinI
his efforts to make progress, but when
given a clear road there is no excuse
for SO much sidetracking. Yet no mat
ter how favorable the conditions the
New Yorker zigzags just the same. He
might have stretch OF sidewalk a
block long all to himself and be per-
fectly sober, yet In that distance he
would yeer from curb to stoop line and
back again several times.e
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30
old Time Footbsar.

Football has never been avery gen
tie game, to judge from what Master
Stubbes says about 1t in his vsAnato-
mie of Abuses, published In 1858:
For. as concerning football playing, I
protest unto you 1t may rather be cali
ed friendly kinde Of fight than play
of recreation, a bloody and murther-
ing practice than sport or pastime.
for dooth not every one lye In waight
for his adversaries seeking to over
throw him and to pickle him on his
nose, though 1t be on hard stones, so
that by this meanes sometimes their
necks are broken. sometimes their
backs sometimes thear legs, some
times their armes, sometimes one part
thrust out of joyut, sometimes anoth=
er; sometimes the noses gush out with
blood; sometimes their eyes start out,
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30
a Queer Recipe. !

In an old black letter translation of
Albertus Magnus the donkey figures In
the following extraordinary recipe:
Take an Adders skin, and Auri pig
mentum, and greeke pitch of Reupari-
ticum, and the wake Of newe Bees, and
the fat or grease of an Asse, and breakes
them all. and put them all in a dull
seething pot full Of water, and make 1t
to seeth at glove fire, and after let 1t
wake cold, and make taper, and ev-
cry man that shall see light Of it shall
SCENE headlesse. =
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

I4f.a4tt
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RELIEF or
Joseph II. McGuiness in construction Of
bay windows. Z
The Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey city By
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners,
for and behalf. of the municipality OF said
city do ordain as follows:-
Section l. That Joseph H. McQuiners be-
and is hereby granted permission to- construct
and maintaiR bay windows or building 10 be-
erected by him at the southwest corner OF
Clendenny avenue and West Side savenae,
which bay windows may project beyond the
building line Of Clehdenny avenue Htwo feet,
six inches q #, inl and may extend from
the first stczy TO the roof of said buildings any
ordinance to the contrary Notwithstanding
The work TO be done Under the superyisson
Of the inspector OF Buildings.
Section O. The ordinance granting this DrsVi.
lege TO be of full force and effect for period
Of ten f10} years.7 and thereafter untiis such
time this Board or its legally authorized
successors rrnay order the same removed ~
Section 3. All cost and expense incident to
the fntroduotlon,st passagel and publication e9
this ordinance shall be paid by the applicant
for same and such amount therefore as Is sea-
tlmated by the Clerk of this Board to be
necessary shall be deposited with that so5fiee
on demand. sS'f 1S-s :
Passed September II. 1905. ..lls.
@ f. HEINTZE, IN Il s.ssSSa
Approved September IA 1905
NJ NJ. FAGAN, Asfss.s
GEO. T. BouToN. r.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

- FIRST WARD.
3 FIRST DISTRICT, Ah Greene street:-East
Sussex street: north by Sussex street. frosn
New York Bay to Greene street, to Morris
ington street from Norris street to New York
Bay; south by New York Bay and Hudson
SECOND DISTRICT, rs Greene Assreet:--East
by Hudson River from Sussex street to Grand
street; north by Grand street, from Hudson
ton street, from Grand street to Morris street !;
south by Norris street, from washington street
to Greene street, 10 Sussex street. to the Hud-
ST THIRD 1lIs DISTRICT. ~ York street:-East by
Hudson River, from Grand street to Third
River to- Washington street; west by WASH
ington street. from Third street to Grand
fon sereea Street seus 10 the Hudson Rvsr
FOURTH DISTRICT, s19S and 400 Bay street:
East by washington street from Bay street
Grove street. from Third street TO Bay street;
south by Bay street, from Grove street Co
# FIFTH DISTRICT, 3ss Henderson street
East By w ashingtoia street, from Pearl street
inigton street TO Grove street; west BY Grove
street, from Bay street To- Railroad avenue; (;
south by Pennsyivania Railroad. from Grove
SIXTH DISTRACT, 147 Monsaonsfy Street tr
top to Pearl street; north By Pearl M street from
Washington street to PenHsylvania Railroad. to
Henderson street; west Dy Henderson street,
from Pennsylvania Raflfoadss 10 York street:
south by York street, from Henderson street
SEVENTH DISTRICT, 1914 Grand street.
East by Washington streetstos Sussex street, to
York street north by York street. from WASH
irgton street to Henderson street: west by
Henderson street, from York street to Sussex
street: south by Sussex street, from Henderson
street to Wasnington hg street
by Washington street, and Washington street
produced from New York. Bay.So Sussex street,
north by Sussex street, from Washington street
to Henderson! street; west by Henderson street,
and Henderson street produced from Sussex
street to New York Say: south BY New. York
Bay. from Henderson street produced to WASH
40 - SECOND WARD. 20 u
FIRST DISTRICT 4sS Grove street East by
vonia avenue; north by Payonia avenue from
Henderson street to Erie street, west by Erie
street from Pavonla avenue to Seventh street,
south by Seventh street. from Erie street to
sECoND DISTRICT 141 Pavonia avenue =
East BY the Hudson River, from Seventh street
to Tenth street; north by Tenth street from
BY Henderson street. from Tenth street to
Seventh street: south by Seventh street, from
Henderson stssss 3 ,Sr e The sos Husson 8 Rivsr
East by Tzenderso street, from Payonia ave-
nue. to- Tenth street; north by Tenth street.
frcsn Hens serson street to Jersey avenue; west
street; south by Eighth street. from Jersey
avenue to Erie street, to 7Payonia avenne. to
f5fsTRfcT. 547 Henderson street.
East bf the Hudson River. from Tenth street
to Sixteenth street proquced. north, by Six
feenth street. produced and Sixteenth street
saSses o s. o
street; south W Tenth street from Grove
! street to the Hudson fflysx
FIFTH DIsqR5f'r ssss Grove street ;--ksasf
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE
ss';s =. Is
s S san sss s AZ 81
PURSUANT TO Law NOTCH,
IS Hnansz l','lI GIVEN THAT rat'
GENERAL ELECTION
WILL BE HELD on ii
-. B
TUESDAY,
7,Is05'
:.-,s:----s,,,,s=: .s.,;5,,
commencing at Six (6D
o'clock in the morning
and closing at seven q ,
O'Clock in the evening.
And that at said cleo
ton the following nam /
ed officers are to b.
elected by ballot, viz. |.

Twelve (12) Members of the General AS
IA sembly from the County OF Hudson.
One 15 Sheriff for the County OF Hud-
son.
One t1)' Coroner for the County Of Hudl
One az Mayor for the City Of JERSEY
City
One ii President of the Board of Alder
men for the City OF Jersey City.
Two ~ Street and Water Commission
ers for the City Of Jersey City.
Twelve t12) Aldermen, one % from eacfl
s ward of Jersey City.
Twelve (12) Constables, one (1) from
each ward of Jersey City.
Justices of the Peace as follows:
FIRST Ward-One a. for full term.
Second Ward One (D for unexpired
term Of Martin Kelly, deceased.
Third Ward-One % for unexpired term
of James McMahon, deceased.
Fifth Ward-One (1) for unexpired term
of William A. Conrad, deceased.
Seventh Ward-Two (2) for full term.
One ~ for unexpired term of Miles Me-
Carron, deceased.
Ninth Ward One ~ for unexpired term
Of Alanson L. Crawford, deceased
Twelfth Ward-AOne u for unexpired
term of Joseph A. Dunno, deceased.
One a. for unexpired term Of Carl O.
4. Hagen, deceased
One Q) for unexpired term Of Jules B.
De Sentgnan, deceased.
And notice is hereby further
given that the following named
places for election and boundar-
|. les Election Districts at which
the Boards Of Election shall meet
and said Election shall be held,
have been selected and adopted
as required by law
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30
Exclusfves

Clerk-Now, this, ma am, is the most
popular book of the day. Everybody is
reading it. Mrs. Nuritch-A1 don't want
nothin' that everybody reads. Show
me somethin more exclusive Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

DO you owe Bilker money r.
NO. gti5 q. &
why do you avoid meeting himT"
Don't want him to owt, meemoneys'
Cleveland Leader.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE GENERAL,
,HYDROILoaEN ENGINE COMPANY. y.
In pursuance of an order Of the Chancellor
hereby notified to come in and prove before me
at the address given below, your cEasnb and.
demands against the General Hydroilogen En-
gine Company, an tnsoVent Ae6rpcrAsion un9er4
oath or affirmation, within three months from
the date hereof you vsilIb bs excluded from IS.
the benefits OF such dividend as may be
thereafter made and declared 9eysthe Court u
Chancery npon the proceeds OF the effects of
said corporation. ISL sess AZ
Dated September 5, 1905.
* FRANK p 2A1claERMOTT. ~
Receiver OF General Hydroiogen Engine
CompRrr ~ Nas3A
SIS Washington Street,
3arsaF City n, e
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

i Mr.. Gusher Darlingl You refuse me
a kiss Z Has not my ayowa the ring OF
true love about ii? Miss Cute Yes,
dear, but nly inger hasn't.
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

sef avenue T5foTas t4q 4qpnkefls aXenpe to Sixr
sissssnsR sss ssa om sasss jersey aes
AsSnHT S4HT; ;Eo W. s,ls nN1Son ,s M 4ssiysN
hy s,vs ss srs street asf
sssnth street north ssxtsshth street. from
sena fys,, ~ /, II, % m
sLreen; sou{n ~ IharsesnthE street from Jersey
yiS,sf5 " 0f ess3.sr ss oea ~
East by sfssy avsnae from Tsnth stFess e
as,f a,onvnen yavsnue; nortps ana wesl py aoookeg
sfreef NJ n t1ll1rs,th t,
SCUM Py le1sn new Jersey
EyfsJTrt4 Isss1rI, Ne ~ fssT ssy 80 3
East by ssroye street frayn Ts,,,h sssst q
nlrsee fn q strsst 1orsh by yhirtsenth street e.
ersx s ~ r,,;t z ~ SS
me- - ~ 1ensa from Jersey avs
NINTH rTsTEfSvT, Ss7 y1,,v,, 4, ..rs., z -, ~
by Jersey aSsnas. ffo,m , EsKhth tbs stress Is Tsnth
nue. Il tolee sreat 49, ~,
Tenth street tt, Etghf swtb ~ rirSti,
TENTH p1sTsitT ss ID g ssrssy asenns
East BY Coles sfleet from 1 Elrhth atTeet 10
Tenth street north 81 Tenth street. from m c,les
street 10 New Jefaev Jl,netion Railroad !, vast
by New Jersey function Eaiiroad from Tenth
street to sPavonfa avenue; south 81 payonia
Monmouth street. to Eiehth street 10 1s,lss
street.
THIRD WARD.
FIRST DISTRICT 3ts Grove street;--Tas ST by
Grove street froIy IA lrraI avenue 10 Third
street: north by Third street from Grove
third Street a Ws y Es sTse y
street frurn Newar sJeo,,s IL ~ 5lTaa1 ~
nue.; south BY Railroad avenue. from Barrow
sEeoNb pfsrRIeT Is1ssi Ia Grove .trest Tast
by Hudson rive fran fhfrd sss,,7sS nrso,s,yc+d
to Seventh street prodvced. north bv Seventh
street, from Hudson River to Grove street;
west by Grove street. from Seventh street 20
street gSS aadson H3ysr N street. iroi ,tfoss
THIRD DISTRICT 4ss Grove street :-F1ast
street; north by Seventh street from Grove
street to Erie street vest by Erie street
from Seventh street to Third street; south by
FOURTH DISTRICT. 1884, Newark avenue: !:
Newark n Ro Roursh Sas sTeet slrsse oith 1r Sy
Fourth street, from Erie street to Jersey ave-
nue.; west BY Jersey avenue from Fourth
e t sou6s M
Erie street, RON FoSrth Oh tbs street M to Eighth
street street = n9gsh 3cass by Eishth street from Erie
Fourth Street, from Jersey avenue to Erse
s1sfss sfSrts 1srRrr.r AZ ssoo,,, ~
street: north BY Fourth street. from Iersey
from Fourth street to Railroad avenue: south
by Railroad avenue from Coles street to Jer-
sey avenue 1. 49,
! Is zsENENTH 2 ls DISTRICT so4 Fifth street: =
Eighth street; north by Eighth street. from
Jersey avenue fo Coies street: west by Coles
south BY Fourt6 street, from Coles street TO
Jersey avenue
EIGHTH DISTRICT 32s First street :--East
By BY, Coles street from Rsiread aysnss e
Coles street to Monmouth street: west BY Mor-
mouth street, from, Fourth street to Railroad
The Jersey City news., 1905-10-30

When you are about to groom the fin-
,er-nails. get thin, slender. pliable file.
rhere are two kinds nowadays that do
lie work quickly, saving that long, tire
ome saving ordeal which is SO trying to
'sensitiye nails that curl up at the edges.
.sle away toward the centre of the nail.
;haping the nail is matter Of individual
aste. .sbut by giving a rounded point that
ixtends just beyond the finger tips you
III gradually cultixate 4 nail Of good
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17
DOMESTIC.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany bought out Coke Brothers, the
largest Independent operators in the
anthracite fields
Five prisoners escaped from the Jail
at Staunton, Va, being the third break
within few weeks.
The merger OF Harvard University
and the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology has fallen through.
The University of Chicago enroll
ment for this year is 1925, a gain of
nearly twenty-five per cent.
Mayor Weaver, of Philadelphia, Pa.
caused the arrest of former Director Of
Public Safety English and four others
on charges Of conspiracy to defraud
the city.
Left alone only few minutes by her
mother, Pauline Lieberman became en-
tangled in the coverlet of her baby
carriage and suffocated at her home, in
New York City.
John Phelps was shot and killed by
his cousin, John Honaker, while Ma
sonic services We're being held at the
grave of their uncle, John Honaker,
In Warren County, Kentucky. Tho
cousins Quarrelled about Honaker's es-
tate.
According to the official registration
figures, the entering class at Harvard
University this year numbers 1865, a
decrease of 1873 from 1904.
While hunting near Millville, N. r.,
Charles Steelman killed huge brown
bear, the first slain in that vicinity in
many years.
The gunboat Paducah left New York
for cruise to shake down her machin-
eyr and to drill her crew. This is her
initial trip to sea.
Public requests amounting to $685.
900 are contained in the will Of Charles
Tidd Baker, a Boston insurance broker,
which was filed for probate. The be-
quests become operative at the death
Of the testator's sister, Susan p. Baker,
who enjoys the income of the residuary
estate during her life.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17

In health the temperature of the
blood is constant, and even when spots
and rashes appear on the skin, there
is no departure from the normal tenn
perature unless there is a cause for
fever, such as blood-poisoning, the in
vaslon OF some microbe or serious dis
turbance of the nervous system. In
fevers, when the temperature of the
blood is raised, vegetables are never
given, as they would not cool the blood,
but might help to heat it.
Some fruits have cooling properties,
dis. they contain citric acid, and this
forms citrates in the blood and in
creases the perspiration. In serious
fevers, however, it is much safer to
give measured quantities Of citrates
to produce this effect than to trust to,
the uncertain action of fruit.
Fruit and fresh vegetables are anti
corbutics that is to say, they are OPP
posed to scurvy. The primary cause of
this disease is not clearly understood,
but it is Immediately due to an absence
Of these wholesome constituents from
the diet The flushing Of the skin,
with spots and rashes, popuIarly called
''heating of the blood" is relieved and
effete matted is eliminated by their
use. Hence the popular phrase that
they cool the blood"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17

Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, widow Of
the famous Confederate General, who
now lives in Charlotte, N. c., was
chatting lawyer of her acquaintance
about the fees demanded by members
of his profession.
"Still, there are occasions when a
lawyer isn't the chief beneficiary of
suit" said Mrs. Jackson. II know
of one instance. A friend of mine in
Virginia sued railroad company for
damages, and secured verdict for
$50,000 which was paid. and the whole
amount is now in the bank, subject
to her order Her counsel didn't get
a penny of it."
How was that?"
"She found the only way Of outwit.
ting him"
What did she do?"
"She married the lawyer Every,
body's Magazine.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17
just Like a woman.

John. a peddler came around to-day
selling stove polish. He was very
agreeable gentleman. Why, he talked
SO pleasantly about the weather"
you don't say, Maria?"
Eyes. and bought a package. Then
he complimented the baby and I
bought another package"
HIN"
Presently he said our vestibule WAS
kept in better order than any in the
neighborhood, and then l bought
another package"
Great Scott
Before he left he said he thought
was your daughter instead of being
old enough to be your wife. Then I
bought three additional packages. Oh.
it don't do any harm to encourage a
real gentleman when you meet one
Chicago News.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17
NgGjS. 9 me-
Me'eE


The President told several Congress.
men with whom he conferred that the
railroad rate question would be the
chief topic Of his message to Congress
Robert Bacon, Assistant Secretary Of
State. succeeded Francis B. LoOmis,
being sworn into Office by Charles r.
Dean, Chief Of the Bureau Of Appoint
ments.
Judge W. J. Calhoun, who was sent
by President Roosevelt as Special Com
missioner to examine conditions in
Venezuela, has arrived here. He has
prepared a report as to the difficulties
with Castro.
The famous woman in blue" Mrs.
Lucy G. Lee, Of Manhasset, 4. H.,
who made several unsuccessful at
tempts to call upon President Roosevelt
at Oyster Bay, was arrested at the
White House.
Brigadier- General Williams, com.
handing tie Department of Columbia.
in his annual report recommends the
retirement of every army captain at
the age Of forty.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17
COFFEE NEURALGIA
eaves whsn You 0ail and Use PoaInI

A lady who unconsclously drifted
into nervous prostration brought on by
coffee, says:
II have been coffee drinker all my
life, and used it regularly, three times
a day.
A year or two ago became subject
to nervous neuralgia, attacks of ner-
yous headache and general nervous
prostrstioD which not only incapacitat-
ed me for doing my homework, but
frequently made it necessary for me to
remain in dark room for two or three
days at time.
II employed several good doctors, one
after the other, but none of them was
able to give me permanent relief.
Eight months ago q friend suggest
ed that perhaps coffee was the cause Of
my troubles and that | try Postum
Food Coffee and give up the old kind.
am glad / took her advice. for my
health has been entirely restored
have no more neuralgia, nor have had
one solitary headache In all these eight
months. No more of my days are
wasted In solitary confinement in a
dark room. do all my own work with
ease. The desh that lost during the
years Of my nervous prostration has
come back to me during these months,
and am once more happy, healthy
woman. I enclose a list OF names OF
friends who can vouch for the truth
Of the statement" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
There's a reason.
Ten days trial leaving of coffee and
using Postum Is sufficient. All grocers
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-17
The Length, Of vallpa Ger Rolls.

Most persons have an idea that aA
pieces of wallpaper are necessarily Of
one length. Sometimes when receive
orders from a distance wonder just
what the patron is figuring on. He
may get enough to paper two rooms
and may get only half enough some
figure over-economically and some over.
generously. Our domestic papers run
eight yards to the piece. Those from
France and Germany measure nine
yards, while the English make their
rolls so lengthy that they contain quite
twelve yards. Then, Of course, there's
the repeat. On some of the new papers
with the smallest figures this is next
TO nothing, and on some others, notably
that long-taiIed bird pattern. if bit
over the figure is required for each
length it means loss Of five feet on
every strip put on the wall Philadel-
phia Record.