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The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

report committee being proceed
with the nominations while awaiting the report of the committee The
developed enthusiasm Nebraska the
of the and state after the the other
for the the best orator the convention afforded
Bryan placed in past o'clock by
Ignatus Dunn The nomination seconded first by Senator
Gearn Oregon and then by Governor Glenn of North Carolina
Ollie James from Kentucky Augustus Thomas
playwright delegate from Missouri ecyng talks and the
convention urged them despite the hour which then
nearing o'clock
A. johnson of Minnesota w s..
Hammond of George Gray of Delaware by Irving L. Handy
started brief In the of Minnesota the yelling
kept up for twenty-five minutes during which Chairman Clayton
plainly his dpeasure with what seemed be
stampede the convention Daware demonstration coming later
of brief duration
of Bryan had been made by accamaon fol-
thirds roll call of the the johnson and
ooped the Bryan delegates and pledged their support
ocracy's leaders
Tammany expressed
ceedngs by Murphy rising
sented candidate Yoks solid
moner during following
amaon Tmany joined the other delegates vong vocferous
acclaim.
RADICAL PLATFORM ADOPTED.
After hours of arduous labor only by
Sleep resolutions Thursday night
completed preparation platform upon
ning Bryan will stand the presidential candidate of the Demo
party platform which satisfies the radicals
and its trainers think, does not offend the conservatives
The Of the committee unanimous and had the full
hours of the adoption of the platform:
previously by Bryan read to him the telephone
suggested by the leader where the phraseoogy
pans drafted by the
of the various subcommees received early in the day
the parys position question
by the since he
p'''' ~ ANOTHER BRYAN YELLING BEE
leading up nominating speech
delayed BY platform and the
being filed with speechmaking when decided
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17

by euong Mitchell
uay changed the of his remarks and stating that Mitchell de-
clned permit econdng
tion of the Hoosier statesman
telegram George Gray Delaware saying
DO under allow
the vice presidential nomination for would under circumstances
accept if I received the nomination. -
So many seconded the
evident that would
others named candidates hsned withdraw
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
Telepathlc Ihirst.

News travels SO fast nowadays a. to.
render one almost speechlcss with
wonder at the achievements of the
wireless telegraph and telephone, says
the Palmyra IN. " Journal. One
night last week we won a. case OF
whisky at the Elks' fair in Lyons. and
the night we brought it home there
were three church members, a town
official and two members of the band
on hand to meet us on getting of the
car. Since our arrival many people
whom we have hitherto believed re-
spectacle have gone out of their re-
spective ways to speak kindly to US.
The Dolores star., 1908-07-17
An Accident.

A perfect lady" was charged in the
police court with having broken her
umbrella over the head of another
perfect lady"
What have you to say to tho
charger" asked the magistrate.
1T was an accident, your honor"
do you mean to say that after
smashing an umbrella over this wom-
ans head you claim it was an acci-
dent?"
Sure, yes; but meant not to brear
my umbrella
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-23
DAWSON & PERSON.
1O4 EAST SIXTH ST.
PHONES: IND. 1898. BELL 1443.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.

room house. 11s lots. house in good re-
pair. rents for $500 per month. Price 81
10000 cash, balance terms.
New room cottage, cellar, well, east
front lots This is dandy. Price $l5Oo
$500 cash; balance 1924 per month, includ-
ing interest.
room cottage, cellar. well. good barn,
fine fruit. lots. Price s1,6oo: $500 cash,
balance easy terms.
Tyler ST., between 18th and 14th, room
house. electric lights. lot. everything in
good repair. Price for quick sale 81. 80.
Might exchange for suburban property.
50 acres 311 miles from Topeka. fine
piece of land, IS acres in wheat, 10 acres
alfalfa This farm and crops must be sold
all for $500.
100 acres 3sl miles from a good little
town. miles from the county seat, 20
acres LIST and 2nd bottom land, in cultiva-
ton. balance pasture and meadow, good
improvements and only priced at $50 per
acre. Easy terms.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE. .
w. NJ. FORBES s. co.

W. M. FORBES s. CO.
ERN Kansas coUNTfEs. 4 FEW OF
OUR CHEAPEST. ASK FOR WHAT
you WANT. n cash and years time at
Clark Co.. so grazing land for $500; Chey.
enne Co.. 160 s miles of county seat. 100
broom corn land s. per acre. Decatur
R.. 1920. Finney, 100 level wheat land
$500. Greeley. 100 level wheat land, $780,
80 acres :soS miles of Tribnne good sma 5s
wheat and pasture land, $40. Haskell
100, $780, Kearney. 2.loo acres. miles OF
sale ST. per acre. Lane, 100. " level. $500
50 miles to r. r., $3.50. Another so, all
tillable. $3.50: Logan. 100. $500. Meade; l6o
land, 500. Ness 100 level. 5 miles. of r. r.
$1,000. Rawlins, $780, $1,000, 50 cultivated
49, so $500 Scott So we stoae 90
and sheds, fence, 2 miles running water
60 acres alfalfa, 10 more could be. 6 miles
Of R. R., 5000. Stanton. l6o wheat land,
lace lace 100. 10 bottom. % piow land. $500.
CITY PROPERTY
EASY PAYMENTS. near 9Th st car line.
GOOD rms, east front lots. fine shade de
$500 down and SIS per month; Oakland cot,
tage, 2 lots. gas. well: stable. $500, *loe
r r%s.. ~ f Iots. South Topeks 500, $3.50
down: : rms, gas, barn. Harrison st.
81 300, $3.50 down. Another 5 rms. $. 100
500 down; east side cottage, rms, 80 IT,,
8 new modern, $500 to So, 200 Houses
and cottages of all descriptions. prices,
sizes and locations. Let us know your
needs, we will guarantee to supply them
See us for your building sites; we I've
some good ones. Big supply of acre tracts.
60 house to rent
FARMS: Best in the county. 24O south
west. sets improvements, 80 in alfalfa:
% orchard. only SAG; 50 s. W. part OF
some buildings, $1,000 Get busy.
w. NJ. FORBES & CO.,
1O7 W. It'll St.. Topeka.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

New 5 room house. with all modern
equipment, east front. west side, blocks
from 10th and Kansas ave, 5000.
room house. gas. city water, sewer con-
nections, we'll located, 4 blocks east of
Kansas ave, 81, 400.
room house. 11s east front lots, just off
10th st. pavement. 500 cash., balance
choice vacant lots on Buchanan ST..
opposite Central Park. Snap $500.
very choice building sites on College
ave-, of 80 feet each, $500.
Just one building site left in West1awn.
See us for price and location.
RODGERS. DAVIS & CO.,
10 WEST 9TH STREET.
BOTH PHONES 41s.
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SOME BARGAINS

lots, room cottage. barn, chicken
house, shade, all kinds of fruit, fenced,
$50; part cash
3 lots, fenced, 8 room cottage, shade,
fruit. grapes. barn and sheds, cellar, els
tern, 500 cash and payments.
Another: 8 lots, room cottage, stable,
chicken house, good well, young fruit
fenced; $500 will buy this; part cash.
A. E Peterson.
527 KANSAS AVE
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"I'm young man, clean and hohes''
But a bookkeeper, it's true;
Yet some day I'll be up higher
Widely known and we'll to do
I've been thinking that l ought to
Save some money while 1 can
Buy a home on monthly payments
It's a safe and easy plan.
WHY. I've heard that one by paying
A cash payment on place
Can then rent it and the rental
Will the monthly payments grace"
Here are few examples:
SUBURBAN. 21a blocks car. lots. fruit,
we'll new room house. $50 cash, Daiance
SO so per month '@oo0
NOT FAR OUT 21z lots room cottage,
cellar. we'll, gas, barn, $3.50 down, baianc ne
$3.50 per month ............-......---.. '"'oo
~ lots, new room cottage. cellar, Wen,
gas. Y block car, 100 cash. pai "a 10
monthly ..-..-........-.... '$i'1'V
lots new room cottage. well, cistern,
gas, east front, west side. $lD cash, pal
ance SIS per month ..........-..-......$l 'ooo
11a corner lots almost new room house
on car line, well, gas, 500 cash. balance
room house. on car line. city water.
gas. sewer. rented s16. Only 500 down a M
$40 per month .......,.....-..... .-.-.s-'VoV
lots s rooms, cellar, well, cistern, city
water gas, barn, 500 down, balance on
payments ....-... ...-.......-......-.... .SZ'-o
~ lots, new room modern cottage,
never occupied, close in, $500 cash, balance
SIS per month OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, 6oO
GARLINGHOUsE REALTY co.
PHONES: IND. 1906 BELL 1880.
COS KANSAS AVENUE.
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SOME CHOICE BARGAINS

one of in
the and
rbeautf Oh
mode
in
n Price $500
riots Inspectio winp o is a
ehavea sever a
location that
location This little bar
gin lis in the west part
LIS
~
IS feeto
III Fillmore
New5r sand2Io
y4roorns and3lo
-TRA
ana good for vacant lots or
hea
FRED BROWN MGR STRAUSS AGENCY. E. 7TH STREET
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SEE THIS BARGAIN

2 lots, well finished new house rooms,
cellar hall. sliding doors, large porch gas,
cistern water (hot and cold). in bath, ce-
ment walks. nice garden. near college and
car line. about $1,000 cash payment, ball
ance easy terms. Immediate possession
Owner wants quick sale and will consider
an offer. What will you give?
]. E. TORRINGTON. 1os w. Sixth st.
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FOR SALE

blocks secto
and vacan hurry it be
FOR
line. news ottage
A barga and TERMS, 81
in, or down
Kansas south.
manles and CRATES large attic this will
the corner fine ocaton
We on in
location
close in. Don't before sc wi hat We
ID -safv -
avoos to
f5fs
IND PHONE s22
HOMES
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STATE DETECTIVE BUREAU.

GATHER evidence in civil and criminal
cases for railroads. corporations. banks.
attorneys and private individuals. We do
not operate for rewards. Consultation free.
Charges reasonable. Lock box g.
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FOR SALE


of
aui
o
on
purchase a cont tel
See us %
10 II.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE ESTATE.
N fnshp
in.
son east front modern residence
house..
a o fer on his fine ottage.
25oNew
Al IS price
25o on st See
nctyw water barn. location
in all parts of city.
house,
loan.
1851. IL
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WE CAN SUIT ANY MANS PURSE
FOR SALE


avenuei
lots
lots and cit " water sIanest
s roo IN Van Buren, st
and Huntoo nhousesa
A rel mve
O. the Gnestre dence lots in the city.
st
n Enc SUBJ
wnpa for land.
II
e
FROM IN
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70 SALE
BY
THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.


VACANT LOTS on Polk ST.. on a cor
ner. s275 each; inside, $3.50 each.
on Western ave. near 14th, $500 each.
on Buchanan St, near 9Th St, $500
each.
on Brooks ave-. near 18th, SIS each.
2 on Grand ave, near Munson. 800 each.
On College ave. near 18th. or more $225
each
very choice on w. 18th ST., near the
college. $500 each.
2 very choice on College ave. until June
1st. 1857 80 each.
Very choice lots in the shop district,
close walking distance to all the shops,
500 and W.
Blocks of 6. II or "a in the new addition
Irving Place, east of the city, between 9Th
and 10Th. at from $3.50 TO 5000 each.
s choice locations in the neighborhood of
Central Park. all high and slightly. at from
$500 to 5000 per site of lots each.
\ very choice 80 acre tract in PoPtwin
for ESQ.
East sth st. lots. SOS, Farnsworth ad-
dition.
WILSON & NEIswANGER.
PHONES CAS- 116 w. 9Th ST.
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Price TERMS
part of city, fine shadeg God Iocaho Prices
near I'M Lincoln
S in kland
and canbeb ough for 81 down., baanc
"a flint ocation rice
O SELL
NEARING COMPLETION
05
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FOR SALE BY P c. MOORE
81 Emmett St. new cottage rooms, lots,
Reno ave, new cottage rooms gas,
lots, s1,5oO.
Sumner ave-, rooms, fruit, shade. 31z
lots, $3.50.
Chester ave, 5 rooms, east front lots,
fine shade, $3.50.
Poplar St. rooms. barn. 8 lots, nice
Poplar St, rooms. large barn. 6 lots, all
Wabash ave-. nice house Z rooms, lots,
with growing garden, $500.
fruit. shade $1,000.
81 best lots in Oakland, east and west
fine lots cor. Green and Indiana, fruit
only s375.
each. barns and z lots, all in fruit Want
Shawnee Co. land.
Winfield ave-, nice home rooms fruit,
lots, cement walks 81. 400
1 acre Oakland. shade, fruit, house 5
rooms. ESQ.
Michigan ave-, cottage rooms, corner
lots, nice house, 81, go
Kellam ave. rooms, 6 lots, nice shade,
only $500.
Strait St, rooms, barn. fruit lots.
big bargain, SLIGO.
g. acres Shawnee Co. improved farm, IL
miles from station. $500.
p. C. MOORE.
Office corner Wabash & Indiana Ave.
WHAT do you want? A home, rental.
please you If l only knew. Phone 6s44.
Mrs. Theodore Saxon. 1867 Harrison st.
FOR SALE
3 room new cottage. cellar, well, 3 lots,
tight fence, near car line. one of the best
bargains. Price $SOO-cash 500.
rooms, well located house. 81, 800.
3 acres. improved, near station, terms,
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BLDG
IND. PHONE 274O BLUE.
FOR sALE-An Immediate offer will buy
my residence 72s W. 9Th ave. Topeka.
very cheap. C. c. Baker. Lathrop. Mo.
FOR SALE-By owner, nearly new seven
room cottage. lots, west side. gas. els
tern in kitchen. good well and outbuild-
ings. fruit and shade. Make offer. Ind.
phone $50.
FOR SALES room house on Madison St.
modern except bath. good barn. Parties
wishing to leave city soon Ind. phone 1904.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
Topeka property or small farm, general
merchandise stock of 5000 in the best lit
tie town for business in eastern Kansas,
cheap. Rent. Cash trade Address
BOX "a. TOPEKA. KAN.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
l02 East 18th street, rooms. BATH city
water. gas light and heat mantle. fine
location. on car line. 800 cash
1872 Quincy street. rooms. well. cistern,
city water, sewer, III lots, shade and fruit
Easy terms. 1900 Give us an offer.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
534 KANSAS AVE
IND. PHONE sos.
| HOUSES FOR SALE
| MOFF1TT. SHILLINGl.AW 4 CO
REAL ESTATE. LOANS RENTAL
| AGENTS.
1os WEST 9Th STREET.
BOTH PHONES 1Oe6. TOPEKA. KAN
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]. E. SHAFFER & CO., 112 East 9Th St
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A good, clean, up-to-date new stock of
general merchandise, consisting of gro
ceries, dry gods, hardware and imple-
ments; no old goods; all new; will invoce
5000. Also good Charge building worth
$1,000; all clear; doing an excellent bust
ness; will sell any variety of the stock,
or will exchange for good farm: must
be good land and we'll watered. Situated
in Usage county or adjoining counties.
This stock is located within 80 miles of
Topeka in a good live R. R. town. Act
quick.
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SUBURBAN HOME.
Fine room residence. well, 200 barrel
cistern, IL lots extra long,, large barn,
buggy sheds, lots of fruit, all kinds, 5
lots fenced chicken tight, not far from
car line. Price about $500, or will trade
for inside city property.
E. r. BARNES. j. F. BILLINGS
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
121 West 9TH. Both phones 2s2
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FOR EXCHANGE
A good stock of general merchandise
which will invoice at from 5000 to $500,
in a good town within twenty miles of To-
pekt. Will exchange for Topeka real es-
tate.
LUCAS & LAGERSTROM,
:05 WEST FIFTH ST.
IND. PHONE 1890.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGES.
/. good s room house near washburn,
Want 10 or so acres near Topeka.
Nearly new. 6 room, east front fine To-
cation near car line, cistern city water,
TO trade for an so acre
WE HAVE FOR SALE
Some lots on the east side, nice lots for
from SIS to SIS. on payments.
SHAWNEE AGENCY.
54 Kan.-Avt Ind. sos
FOR TRADE-New room cottage, fine
iocatlon on West side. Want vacant
lots or horse and buggy for part. Ricken-
pacner, o34 Kansas ave. (Basement).
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GEO. M. NOBLE co.
REAL. ESTATE. LOANS. INSURANCE
Some Special Farms and City Bargains.
4x KAN. AVE. OPP PosToFFIcE
FOR SALES rooms Harrison st. by the
FOR SALE-5 room house on Chandler py
owner. Easy payments. fnone 20.
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sANTrARIUMs.

CHRIsTs HOSPITAL COTTAGES Ms
i'm me care and treatment of nervous NV
eases Of mental deransemenf -1I % uied
Lindsay. n. D.. n K. A. Too1ar. = =, -
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE. 49,
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Chas. H
Trap and Fl. M. Cross, under the firm
hame Q. tne sd n. cross Uyo,e 20 ees
dissolved by mutual consent, H. NJ. Cross
assuming all liabilities and collections OF
the firm.
CHAS. H. TRAP.
u. NJ. CROSS.
Topeka. Kansas Nav 81 1903
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal May y, 1905
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The To-
peka Northwestern Railroad Company
viii be held at the office of the company
In the Office block. in the city of Topeka.
y ansas. on Tuesday, the 9th day of June
1908, beginning at 10 o'clock a. M
H. A. SCANDRETT
Secretary
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RARRER SHOPS.

MODEL barber shop S15 Kansas avenu.
Hair cut IS cents. Shave 10 cents
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SEE that you get the best such 49, -
carry. All our seeds are fresh rcsrSs
risnt- g. H. Harris. 40 ". 9Th It.
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CcS>|sc1~,o-- .c@.-ccc.~S~c-~~~-~~~
JAMES y. AA xDEN. JeWeler ann mi
clan. Complete stock OF Watche. Xe-
monds. sHverware. etc. Eyes exnminSS
ana apecfactes properly fitteA. =
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01

There seems 20 be no end to the
pretty new modes of hair dressing and
the number of pretty styles will help
even the plainest woman to improve
her appearance, for, while it is not
generally known or considered. the ar
rangement of the hair plays a promi-
nent part in ones appearance. The ac-
companying cut shows n of the
smartest hair arrangements for the
coming season. The hair is charming
~ waved and parted, and falls over the
forehead in the most fascinating way
in the world. Through the pretty locks
is threaded a ribbon of softest satin,
and in this the distinctive note for
evening coiffures in 1908 is struck.
Now right here invention steps in
with a wonderful yet simple device.
1t takes the form of a slender tortoise
shell needle, provided with a long, mar
row eye, through which ribbon in any
width may be threaded with no fear of
crushing. This needle is passed through
the hair with the greatest ease. carry
ing it's ribbon after it, and the most
charming effect is attained with abso-
lutely no trouble. A sketch of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
OUR CORNER
DOROTHY'S DREAM.
BY MARGARET c. HERMAN. AGED Il.

Dorothy was a little girl 6 years old.
At her age most children are begin
ming school, but not so with little Dor
othy. She was a very delicate child,
for she was a cripple. She stayed in
bed all the time, except some days
when She felt better, and the weather
was fine; then she sat in a big rocking
chair at the front window.
1t was on a beautiful March day.
Dorothy sat in her chair by the win
dow. School had begun, so not many
children were seen on the street.
Suddenly, right before her eyes,
stood a beautiful fairy dressed in a
gown of blue. Dorothy" said she, do
you wish you could walk. and run and
play like other little girls?" yes
answered Dorothy. ''You have been a
good little girl said the fairy, 80
your wish shall come true She pinned
upon Dorothy's dress a beautiful white
rose, which she took from her own
breast.
Dorothy got up and walked about the
room. Then the fairy went AVA as
quickly as she had come. Then Dor
othy called her mother.
"What is it, dear?' said mamma,
what is the matter? You were asleep,
l think" 81 think 1 was" said Der.
othy, for she found herself to be in her
big chat again. 81 had such a beau
tiful dream, mamma, that l will tell it
to YOU"
She did. The morning session Of the
school across the way was over; so was
Dorothy's dream.
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SHE DECEIVES HIM.

Dear Miss Doom:
/ am a young man. q years of age,
and am deeply in love with an out-of-
town girl, whom L go to see quite often.
About three months g [ took a friend
of mine along with me to see her, and
] now find out that he calls on her
often. without my knowledge. This girl
says she likes me very much, but l do
not know whether to believe her or not,
as she never told me about the other
fellow calling. Can o tell me how [
may find out whether she likes me OF
the other fellow most? Thanking you
in advance, B. A. c.
The best and most certain way to
ascertain her feelings toward you is to
ask her which one she prefers. Give
her to understand that you do not care
to share the field with another.
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NEWS FOR SHOPPERS

Sash ribbons in a variety of dainty
c%olorings and designs, some in the ia
vorite Persian patterns, are displayed
at w. V. Snyder & Co.'S.
Pretty little mission desks, just right
for hat niche in the hall, may be pur-
chased for a small sum at Hahne &,
Co.'S.
French lingerie waists In the newest
designs-direct from Paris-are attract
ing attention at L. S. Plaut e. Co.'S.
A new assortment of hand-embrcid-
cred pique hats for the small folk has
just been received at the David Straus
store.
At L. hamburger & Co.'S you will
find a wide variety of untrimmed hats
in large and small shapes. There is
also a large display of ready-to-wear
hats.
Elastic beltings of different widths,
in plain and two-toned designs, are
shown at the Goerke Company's.
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THE pRIzE.WINNERs.

The correct answers to the owl puzzle
of last Wednesday were: 1, cowl; 2,
bowl; 8, fowl. The following children
were the prize-winners:
MARY RITTENBAND. aged :, q
Monmouth street. Newark (box of
paints; ELSIE BECKER, aged Il, 1o5
Garrison street, Newark (book); LII
LIAM KESTENBAUM, aged 10, 223
Sherman avenue, Newark (book)
FRED j. WINTERS. aged 0, 6O2 Hun
terdon street, Newark (watch); AN
DREW SLOKKERS, aged 10, 326A
Fourteenth venue. Newark dook)
NELSON DALzELL. aged II, . Nor
folk street, Newark (book).
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
HEARTS ADVICE To- e' 1 ins nsas
-=BY MARGERY doom --

ago.. 1 thought l was right, but later
1 found out 1 was wrong. and wrote
him a letter the following Monday and
apologized for what 1 said. Do you
think l did right in writing to him?
I have not received an answer from
him yet. Thanking you for your adj
vice in advance, 1 remain,
ELEANOR.
1t was right for you to apologize. and
he should acknowledge you apology.
DO not write again unless you hear
from him.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-01
A GIRLS BEHAVIOR.
Dear Margery Doom:

Should a girl speak first when she
meets q man on the street? Also, is
it wrong 10 let mon callers stay later
than IL o'clock? Please answer in your
valuable column, and win the thanks
of ANXIOUS.
The young WoInan speaks first when
she meets a man of her acquaintance
on the street.
1t does not look we'll for young girls
to allow men callers to stay later thar
IL O clock. H%alf-past 10 is a good time
for them to depart.