The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-12

avenue, Orange: Smile and hustle"
MARIE GIBBINS, IL Winans ave-
niue, East Orange: When skies are
dark and things seem so awfully blue
just find a cheerful smile for the fellow
who Is worse off than you"
II. C. SERGENT, 1874 Mulberry street.
"Contentment can happiness"
MRS. NJ. R. CoLBoRN. 200 South
Eleventh street:
Whatever the weather may be, says
he:
Whatever the weather may be,
It's the song ye sing
And the smile We wear.
That's a-makin' the sunshine every
where"
w. ]. SUTTON, AZ Tichenor street:
"a frown brings a wrinkle,
A laugh brings a twinkle;
Who wants wrinkles"
MISS M. c. FLANAGAN, 267 WAL
nut street: when sorrow Is asleep
wake it not"
w. C. MILLS, 81 Linden avenu Irv-
ington: Meet life and those with whom
you come in contact with a smile, a
kind word and a strong, manly, hearty
shake of the hand"
LEON EMMONS, 29 Day street, Or
ange: Forget it and smile"
MISS ELEANOR M. RYAN, 1913
South Eighteenth street:
Kind words and glad looks, smiles,
CHEEKY and brave
Cost nothing-no nothing at all,
And yet all the wealth Monte Cristo
could save
Can make no such pleasure befall."
]. r. WILLARD, 36 North Sixth
street: TRY daily to brighten the lives
Of those around you"
MISS M. BECHTOLD, IL Governor
street:
"Have a note that's coming due-smile;
Business matters all askew-smile.
There'll be money when your dead,
Do your best and keep ahead;
Grit your teeth and go. anead-and
SMILE"
WALTER f. HILL, 5 Orange street:
II look on the bright side of life, keep
busy and paddle my own canoe, and
spend my evenings. at home reading
THE EVENING STAR"
MRS. H. j. CAMERON, 219 Walnut
street: BE sure you have got what
he people want. Then let the people
know you have got 1.-THE EVENING
STAR"
JOHN T. WARHURST, Pomeroy
emu Kearny: There Is never any
thing SO bad but what it might have
beer worse"
MRS. G. FROMNEET, Is Third
street: Happiness is In the taste, and
not in the things themselves. We are
happy from possessing what we like,
not from possessing what others like"
JOHN H. SCHOEBEL, 81 Hawkins
street:
care to our coffin adds a nail, no
doubt.
And every smile so merry draws one
out"
THEODORE sEIBERT, So Morton
street: 1T is better to have tried and
failed than 10 to have tried at ALL"
MISS BESSIE SHARP, Roosevelt
Park, Maplewood:
BURY you worries; don't let them
bury you."
WILLIAM CONWAY, "a Belleville
avenue:
II amt not nothing,
Never had nothing,
And nothing ever worries me-
]. C. FURST, 450 Fifteenth avenue:
EVERY man can and should do some
thing for the public, If it be only to
kick a piece of orange peel into the
road from the pavements."
HARRY WHEELER, 8 University
place, East Orange: Every time q
man laughs he takes a kink out of the
chain of life, and thus lengthens It" B.
GEORGE H. RATEAU, 10 Friendship
place, Montclair: Don't worry about
tomorrow until today's work Is done
S. BRENCHLY, % Earl street:
HE who smiles and laughs away the
little trials of life today,
VIII live to smile n laugh away q
greater trial some other day"
MRS. FISHER HILL, 210 Seymour
avenue:
Smile a smile,
While o smile
Another smiles,
And soon there's miles
And miles
OF smiles,
And life's worth whfle
If you but smile"
AGNES PRENDERGAsT, 200 Chest
nut street: Never mind: the Giants
Will WILL lOA 6CCooI
GEORGE BROOKS. Y. M. c. A., Hal
sey street:
Love your neighbor, friend and foe,
Then right merrily through life you
will CO."
BELLE THOMPSON, 727 South
Eighteenth street:
Think truly-and thy thoughts
Shall the worlds famine feed.
Speak truly and each word of thine
Shall prove a fruitful seed.
Live truly-and thy life shall be
A great and noble creed"
CHARLES WARSHAWSKY, 1C1
Ferry street: "A laugh is worth q
hundred groans In any market"
MRS. WILLIAM HENDRICKS, 45
Demarest street: Laugh and the
world laughs with you"
MRS. F. w. DUNCKER, 429 Wash
ington street: "Smile often is the best
facial cream, for 1t smooths out wrin-
kles of care and the blemishes of
time
MRS. AGENES CARTER, As Webster
street:
"Just laugh he-he
Then laugh ho-ho;
There's something 1 want you all to
know.
THE EVENING STAR is making good,
And I want to see that show"
p. W. PARSON, Hotel Kensington:
''When In doubt SMILE"
M. A. HEERY, 1896 South Orange
avenue: I'm happy because Tn not
blind. and have two ewes with which