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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-28

To Make Tough Steak Tender-When
meat is high-priced it is not always
possible to buy the most expensive cuts.
The steak that is not porterhouse can
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A pine floor washed with a solution of
a pound of copperas in a gallon of
strong I've will take on the color of oak.
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Coal Fire.-If the coa fire is low,
throw on a tablespoonful of salt, and
see how quickly it will brighten.
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tucked yoke and sleeves, and a little in
sertion lace makes a pretty finish.
This type of dress is most useful in
serge. alpaca or tussore, to wear ove
different b%louses, and not only forms a
charming costume for ordinary morning
wear, but is adaptable for the summer
holiday.
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pillow is far better for baby than
feather bed and pillow.
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If a little sweet oil be rubbed on
knives which are to be laid away, they
will not rust If rolled in tissue-paper
and kept in a dry place. Sometimes,
too, If the rust be not too fixed" 1t
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can be removed by careful rubbing
with sweet oil, though coal oil is even
better.
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1t will readily be seen that while a
regulation of diet is recommended, no
great sacrifice of food is exacted. The
dieting is certainly a long way from
starving. Don't forget a long walk
some time during the day, and indulge
in the simple forms of exercise that
have been recommended in this column
from time to time, and you will soon
acquire the much desired slim figure.
Dear Madame Alta:
Kindly give me through THE EVE
MING STAR a harmless remedy for
my hair. I am a blonde, but have used
peroxide and now near the roots my
hair is darker than ever. Is peroxide
harmful? CONSTANT READER.
There is absolutely nothing you can
do but let the hair grow back to its
natural color. OF course it is darker al
the roots because as the hair grows Out
it takes on it's own color and shows the
difference between that and the bleach.
1t is said that frequent use of peroxide
of hydrogen will destroy the constitu-
ton of the hair and leave 1t dull and
l~ifeless. I would advise you to let YOU
hair grow back to it's natural color
Wash it at least every two weeks until
1t is restored.
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Dear Madame Alta:

Dear Madame Alta:
In the warm weather 1 find it neces-
sary to use face powder because my
skin is moist and oily, but 1 have been
old h a powder is injurious to the
skin and that I should not use 1t. VIII
you kindly give me your advice in the
matter, as 1 wish to improve my APP
pearance If possible. WORRIED.
Powder is injurious to the skin if not
used properly. The way to use powder
so that it will benefit the complexion
Is to first anoint the face with a good
cold cream after the face has been
carefully washed and dried. Wipe off
he uperfiuous cream but leave enough
to form a foundation for the powder
which should be busted on lightly.
Used in this way powder will not clog
the pores or injure the skin.
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CTo ne Confined ramOrrow.1
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CRAPPER.

@. j. Burns, of Valentine, Neb, E,
with his family, arrived In Hood Riv-
er recently. He Is now visiting with
his uncle, Jasper Wickham.
Miss Freida PIegge went to Port
land last Sunday.
After visiting for week with his
son in Portland, Albert Helms re.
turned home on Saturday of last
week.
X. ID. Martin left home on Wednes-
day of last week for an extended visit
to the Sacramento Valley, Calf.
The Ladies' Aid Society social at
the home of Carl Jantzen was a sue
cess both socially and financially.
The Crspper school will close on
Friday, May l. IL will wind up
with May day party. An elaborate
program Is being prepared for the 90.
oasion. When the Misses Vannett and
Burns are getting up an entertain
ment that means good time CON-
iug.'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-30
JARRETT.

Il. o. Dean, Wolhart and Garner
Miner are doing real good piece OF
work In clearing up the five acres
next to y. Wallam, on Rockford ave-
nue..
W. Nichols is sporting new buggy
and may be seen speeding on Rock
ford avenue. We suppose the next
move will be an automobile for Will
and wife.
h. +. Eadleman Is camping with his
force Of men in the ParkeIton dis
trict, where they are fixing the road.
The Rockford merchant left tor
Portland Wednesday of this week,
where he will spend few days buy
ing up summer goods and getting
stocked up so as to meet the wants OF
the community.
Miss Emma Gibbons put new coat
of paint on the fence posts In front OF
the house.
Charlie VoneiH is doing some real
good work on DIR. Wright's ranch.
Trees are all pruned in good shape,
weeds all cut down and now the disc
is being used to stir up the ground.
The cat tail weeds are being destroyed
and in general the place is in good
shape.
Mrs. +. W. Angus called on the
notary to have some legal business
transacted on Saturday of last week.
Ed. Watts, the plasterer, put n six
days last week on the Albright house
and is still working some this week.
q. b. Adamson is experimenting a
force of men digging the ditch from
Nichols corner to the Rockford. When
ready wood pipes will be laid so as to
carry the water for irrigating puI
Moses.
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towns; SO trees years old, one-half
Newtowns, balance Spitzenbergs; 300
Newtowns, $50 Spitzenbergs and 80 Ar
kansas Blacks year old; 3 acres her
ries. Very good house and barn. $4,000,
one-half cash.
II. 40 acres, miles out; unimprov-
ed; under irrigation ditch; fine apple
land. 500 per acre. Terms.
IS. 20 acres, Mt. Hood district; all
cleared; $50 trees,s years old; place is
all ready to set to trees; 6 roomed
house; IA miles from Nit. Hood post
Office. $1,000
10. so acres, mile from Mt. Hood
postofiice; acres, in bearing orchard;
IL acres cleared altogether; about 20
acres waste land. $500, or $4,000 after
this years crop is taken off. Terms.
20. We have several hundred acres
OF land on our list belonging to the
Oregon Lumber Company, located at
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-04-30
IMPORTANT MATTERS
AT COUNCIL Meeting

The adjourned meeting of the ooun-
Gil was held Tuesday evening, with all
present except Councilman Arnold.
Only important miscellaneous bust
ness was disposed of, minor matters
being laid over until the next meet
ing Monday evening.
The bid OF the Columbia Bridge
Co., for s6967, for the construction OF
a steel bridge across Hood River,
was accepted, and the mayor and re-
corder authorized to execute con.
tract for the work.
The bill of ID. j. Treiber for $l425,
for building temporary bridge
across Hood River, was allowed and
ordered paid.
The street committee reported that
the arbitration committee appointed
to settle the disputed line Of the IL.
+. Smith property had decided against
the city, and the mayor and recorder
authorized to sign the agreement be-
tween Nh. Smith and the city as to
the decision arrived at.
The sewer bids we're opened as fol-
lows: Treiber & Zolls, s569l. 20, and
$500 additional If required to tamp ali
the dirt In sewer with water. Jacob
son & Co., of Portland, s63l7. Geo.
GoIdan, s6950. John Heating, S6S00.
The result appeared to be excessive,
the amount per lot exceeding the es
innate, and much in excess per lot o.
the first sewer district, and the bidl
we're rejected. The recorder was In
structed to re.advertise for bids, an6
the sewer committee to modify the
contract. Ii appeared that some Of
the provisions In the contract could
be modified without affecting the ell
cheney of the new sewer, and lessen
the cost, and this will be done. New
bids will be called for Saturday,
May 9.
A boni for 81, 900 given by the Elec
trio Light and Water Company, tC
protect the city in digging up thu
streets, was accepted.
A new ordinance fixing the grade
on Pine street at four-tenths Of foo
above the old grade, passed ITS frs
reading.
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house Wednesday afternoon n delegates
we're selected to the state and district
conventions to be held in PoItlsnd,
May IA. At this Portland convention
delegates to the national Republican
convention at Chicago will he elected.
The delegation from Wasc0 county
will be uninstructed to the support
OF any particular presidential candi-
date for nomination. Following are
those chosen: Il. l.. Smith, OF Hood
River; G. W. Johnston, OF Dufur: N.
Whealdon, of Tho Dalles; j. Il. Hen
drick, of Cascade Locks; II. q. Roop
er, OF Antelope; M. A. Moody, Of The
Dalles; q. l.. Phillips, OF The Dalles,
and q. X. Wood, of Mosier.
The delegates and the precincts
which they represented at yesterday g
convention we're. Antelope, Ii. Q.
Rooper, proxy, M. A. Moody; Boyd,
l.. P. Bolton, proxy, Ii. L. kuok;
Bigelow, j. M. Patterson; Columbia,
M. Remington, proxy, l.. c. Chris
man; Deschutes, +. 9. Clausen,
proxy, N. j. Sinnott; Eight Mile,
w. q. Davidson, proxy, G. l.. Phil
ips; Dufur, G. q. Ballard, proxy, Ii.
i. Kuck; Falls, A. W. Myers, proxy,
j. +. Hendrick; Ramsey, W. II ii.
Dufur, proxy, N. j. Sinnott; Shani-
ko, ID. A. Howell, proxy, N. Wheal.
don; South Hood River.C. d. Thomp-
son; Trsvitt, G. l.. Phillips; Wamic,
j. E. Kennedy, proxy, a. g. Stegsdill
West Dalles, Il. l.. Curtiss; South
Dalles, George Cooper; East Dalles,
j. Ii. Worsley; Mosier, G. r. Wood /;
Nansene, e. l.. Craft, proxy, N. j.
Sinnott Kingsley, John Hix, proxy,
Max A. Vogt; West Hood River, P.
S. Davidson, proxy, N. j. Sinnott.
The meeting yesterday was perfect
iy harmonious and every motion and
discussion passed oft without the
slightest friction. This feature gives
promise of a successful campaign for
the Republicans of Wasco county.
In view of the fact that the coming
campaign will be moderately siren.
uous one In the county the following
precinct committeeman representing
the precincts of The Dalles were chos-
on az an executive board to act in
conjunction with the chairman, !.
M. Patterson, as an advisory board ;
G. L. Phillips, of Treyitt; Il. L. Cur
tis, West Dalles; George Cooper,
South Dalles, and j. II. Worsley, East
Dalles. The meeting was called to
order at 2:30 by Chairman 9. l..
Philips. Many of the precincts, upon
roll call, we're found TO be represented
in proxy, the committeeman chosen
at the primaries being unable to at
tend.
The following precincts were unrep-
resented Bakeoven, Thomas Flana.
gan; Baldwin, A. M. Kelly; Oak
Grove, j. NJ. O'Brieni Tygh, j. l..
Elwood; Mountain, l.. e. Crosier
Hood River, Center, g. r. Castner
East Hopd River, 9. Dethman; Odell,
IC. p, Roberts, Chronicle.
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Dee, the terminus of the Mt Hood rail
road, about II miles from Hood River
Fine apple land, beautiful location,
This is stump land and can be sold for
$40 per acre. 20 acres is the maximum
amount sold to one person, Terms.
We also haye on our lit city property
to suit the purchaser and other land in
our valley at reasonable prices; ais"
land in the Mosier and White Salmon
districts.
Will be pleased to furnish any other
information n
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Resolutions of Canby Relief Corps.

Whereas, Our all wise and loving
Heavenly Father has seen fit to tran
slate from our number here to the in.
Vulnerable company above our beloved
friend and sister, Mrs. Ellen Blowers
therefore be it
Resolved, BY Candy Relief Corps
No. 10, Hood River, Oregon, that,
while we rejoice with her that she has
entered into the sweet rest "God Civ.
eth His beloved" we sadly deplore
her removal from our midst aud
mourn her loss and pray that the
memory of her beautiful lite and
christian character may remain with
us as a sweet fragrance, prompting us
to purer aud better lives; be it
further
Resolved, That we deeply aud Sin.
cerely mourn and sympathize with the
bei ieaved family OF our sister in their
great afiiiotion, and furthermore
Resolve. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our corps,
published In our local papers and a
copy be presented to the beroaved
family.
Mrs. Emma G. Deitz,
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Cunning,
Commit. ee.
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Whitaker
& Co.
Sporting Goods
You Can Find The ONLY COMPLETE STOCK in Our Store

Split Bamboo, Steel, Bristol Telescope,
Bamboo Fish Poles, Willow and Collaps-
able Fish Baskets, Automatic Reels, Flies
and Plain Hooks, Lines, Sinkers, Bait Boxes,
Flybooks, Collapsable Water Cups You
will buy when you see our line.
The game of Croquet is coming in public
favor more every day. 1t is health bring
ing moderate outdoor exercise. Sets at
$I.25, $500, $2.25, $500, $3.25, SIS
League Balls, Bats, Mitts, Face Masks,
Body Protectors, Shoe Plates. We sell
these goods at right prices,
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lielehraiei 18th RirthhaY.

On April 23d the friends and neigh
bors of l.. W. Kruger, of Mosier, met
ut his home to remind him of his 10Th
birthday. After partaking of good
dinner he was presented with rock
ing chair by his children, Mr.. Otto
making the presentation speech,
which was appropriate for the ocoa-
sion. His grandchildren sang one OF
his favcrite songs. Quite number
responded to speeches congIa uIating
him on his long and useful lite.
He was highly pleased as we'll as
surprised. After wishing him many
more happy birthdays all repaired 70
their homes, declaring they had had a
good time.
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Notice.

All voters who are not registered,
or who had to swear In their votes at
the primary election on April II,
should register before the state cleo
tion in June. The books are now
open and voters may register until
the 18th of May.
A. W. Onthank,
Notary Public.
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Republican County Convention.

At the convention OF the Wasco
county Republican committee held in
the county court room of the court
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Lawn Supplies

The kind we sell is warranted-ts the only
kind to buy-enough said.
Fountain, Butterfly, Evanston, Sunshine,
Puvius, adjustabl" for high and low spray,
Cyclone Surely one of these will fill the BILL
We spoke about them a few weeks ago. We
have sold good many since then. Every
one is giving satisfaction. Come and see
them while the line is complete.
Grass Shears, Grass Hooks, Hose Holders,
Hose Members.
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Mrs. Carl Larson came up from Me.
nominee yesterday to do some shop
ping.
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AUTOMATIC BooKKEEPERs

not yet invented.
We do all kinds of office work, evenings or
week-ends. at rates that Will interest you.
Work done at regular intervals. such rs post
ing small sets. etc. or special Jobs, auditing
accounts, tracing errors, etc. by competent
and experienced men: confidential. Address
ACCOUNTANT. 242 Grant av.. East Newark.
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- RATES FOR -
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.

L CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING N
TENDED FOR PUBLICATION IN THE
EVENING STAR MUST BE DELIVERED IN
THIS OFFICE BEFORE IL o'CLocK NOON
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION IN ORDER
TO MAKE L EDITIONS. ADVERTISE
MENTS RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST
AVAILABLE EDITION Under THE HEAD
ITO LATE TO CLASSIFY"
IT FOR ADVERTISING: Sc A LINE
EACH INSERTION. EXCEPT AS HERE
AFTER NOTED; 75c A. LINE A MONTH; 50
A LINZ A YEAR; EVERY OTHER DAY, SOC
PER LIN PER MONTH; So PER LINE PER
YEAR.
SPECIAL COMBINATION RATE IN BOTH
MORNING AND EVENING STARS: 4 CENTS
A LINE EACH INSERTION; 81 A LINE A
MONTH; sI2 A LINE A YEAR.
TO ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
BE KEPT FOR w EEK AND THEN
DESTROYED UNLESS ADVERTISERS RE-
QUEST OTHERWISE.
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and 4 rooms for rent: cold water. i'm.
provements. 50. 80 and 5000: also shop fol
light purposes. Apply at 1Ie Howard St. cor
Springfield av.
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PAWN TICKETS. United Cigar coupons
secondhand tools OF all kinds bought
BRENNER. 2S6 Market st.
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Office Furniture.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT co.

"a CLINTON ST. HON 2A NEWARK.
Desks. office chairs and tables. Yawman ant
Erbe filing devices. We handle all makes Of
typewriters, and make a speciality of repairing
and inspecting typewriters.
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BRANCH OFFICES
OF
III 4 STAR
MORNING AND EVENING.


ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Ia BE LEFT AT ANY OF THESE BRANCH
OFFICES, WHERE THE RATE ARE THF
SAME AS THOSE CHARGED AT THE MAIN
OFFICE:
III OFFICE. 7e4 BROAD ST.
l. s. PLAUT & CO..
Department Store. Broad st
BIGELow PHARMACY.
Bigeiow st. and Peshine av.
HAHNE & CO..
Department Store. Broad Ut.
A. JACOBSON. DRUGGIST.
% Montgomery st.
DAVID STRAUSS. DRUGGIST.
"a Springfield av.
ALBERT SPIES. DRUGGIST.
ga Springfield av.
f. M. LAIRD. DRUGGIST.
1893 Clinton av.
wARsHAwsKy a KAHN. DRUGGISTS.
Belmont av. and Rose st.
Court and West SITS.
M. pANZIs. DRUGGIST.
80 South Orange av.
-
BELDON'S WEST END PHARMACY.
s6 South Orange av.. cor. Seventh st
ORANGE.
MAIN oTFIcn Is CONE sTREHr.
EAST ORANGE.
L. q. YEAGER. $40 MAIN ST.
SAMUEL BLOCK. 3ss MAIN ST.
w. H. PLUMLEY. sA MAIN ST.
-
ELIZABETH.
WILLIAM H. REBEL DRUGGIST,
731 East Jersey ST.. cor. Division st.
HARRISON.
lain OFFICE. 37 HARRISON Av.
,ASBURY PARK.
WILSON ADVERTISING AGENCY.
ARLINGTON.
J. . THOMSON. DRUGGIST.
1s Midland av.
AND ALL NEWSPAPERS.
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MOVING PICTURE SPECIABTIES.
Model Amusement Co. offers at their the
aires the best and most up-to-date animated
photography and vaudeville. At the Model The.
atre, 100 Springfield av. Mr.. Dem. Jones will
continue his success at this popular house
Miss Ida Kraemer will appear at the Gem The
atre, where she will introduce her latest sue
cess in the Merry Widow Dance" The Man
ager CT the Model. Orange. 1916 Main St
has secured a talented pianist, who will render
numerous selections of Broadway hits.
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the jeweler, now at 25o Market
St. one block below Broad, pear Mulberry 81.
We do repairing.
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House Cleaning.
Always use Holzhauer Fluid E~xterminator
ana have a clean house. Kills all kinds OF
bugs and beetles. Does not stain paper or
woodwork. Price 20c; large bottle. soc.
HOLZHAUER'S, Broad and Market SITS.
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TIE ORANGES

Matchmaker and Jeweier.
Diamonds and watches. Clocks and watche,
repaired and warranted. % Main St, East Or
ange. N. J.
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MauycurfnH.


MISS WELLER and MISS McCABT, Of Phila
delphia. have opened a new manicuring par
lor at 156 Market st.
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A SUBURBAN ~SANITARIUM for
women; all female complaints: skilled physl-
clans and nurses; confnements: adoptions.
Call or write for confidential particulars,
NINE. NJ. CHRISTIAN. New York office, l46
West 2Sd St. opposite Proctor's Theatre.
NOTICEi-Closed Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday during the summer. ESSEX MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. Specialists; diseases Of men and
women; 81 Bank ST., near Halsey at. Hours,
IL to 1: 3 to s; 6 to 8.
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Pawnbrokers' Sales store.

WALLPAPER Paints, Oils, Varnishes an
Brushes at most reasonable prices. Wall-pape
Sc per roll up. A. SCHNEIDER. 1888 Ferry st.
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DportyEpTv THE JFWELER, AT q
sPRINGFIELD Av., does expert repairing Q
watches. iewelry and optical goods, at price
consistent witt high-class workmanshlP.
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eTItLAR DOORS, fire escapes. ratings.
oratinps. etc, repaired reasonably. All kinds
~ coal screens made. NEW JERSEY SCREEN
AND IRON WORKS. "a Sussex av- Tel 422b-J.
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SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
Follow the "a. c.. C Baby Chick Food with
the A. C. c.. Scratching Food. It is natural
for hens to lay; II properly housed and fed they
will lay and pay. At all grocers. THE A.
CYPHERS CO.. GO to n Nesbitt st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., steady. sober man wants
steady or Saturday and Sunday position, Ad-
dress BARBER Box 40. Star Office.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

IT'D .uNrzp1. & Patent law.
American and foreign patents. trademarks
and copyright and mechanical englneefing'
corner Broad and, Mechanic SITS. rooms 6Ol-602.
Phone 34S5-J.
DRAKE q co. Globe Building, 500 Broad ST..
room 800; solicitors Of patents and experts in
all matters relating to inventions, OLDEST ana
largest in the State. Established in 1860. free
ad vice as to patentability. Telephone zS4b.
RUSSELL NJ. lei 45Ss-K'
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITTOR
1888 BROAD ST. COR. MARKET.
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n. LIEN, 1875 Springfield av. gold lettering
windows. wood. tin or oilcloth.
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Title and Abstract COMPANIES.

Newark's largest storage warehouse. Our owr
New Process carpet cleaning plant. Cowperth-
wait & Van Horn Co., 70 Market st. phone $50
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ALL big bargains In slightly used typewriters
Remingtons No. 2. s15: No. s. $50; No. I. re.
built, s45; new No. 1, $50: almost new No.
Underwood, $50; Oliver. s25; Franklin, Ham.
mond, Commercial Visible. SIS: typewriter
tables, 50; Monarch. $55: 200 machines to select
from; also big bargains in office furniture, add.
ing machines. monographs, neostyies, MA
THAN'S.- 4 White St. cor. West Broadway,
New York city.
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The Sweetest, Purest Candy In the state.
PHIlA. CONFECTIONERY co.

The new sweetmeat shop on Broad Ct; near
Cedar. Only the best ingredients used In the
skilled manufa cture Of our candies. Delicious
chocolate and ice cream soda. Wholesale ana
retail. NICHOLAS MILES. Prop. 1O9 Broad ST.
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SIGNS and show cards; cheapest and hest
MARKHAM. ABB South 7th st. Agents wanted
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presto" LUNCH ROOM.
Open all night.
14S MARKET STREET.


r1rRNrr1rRE and household goods carefully
removed by competent men: also general ex-
pressage to all parts Of the city: rates reason
able. A. H.. HUNTLEY. 1876 Camden st.
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NEW JERSEY TITLE AND ABSTRACT co
New Jersey Real Estate Titles Guaranteed.
7S8 Broad ST.. Newark. N. ].
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

The MORNING and EVENING
STARS will publish advertisements not
exceeding twenty-five (25) words under
this classification for 25 cents a week.
Thi IS a special rate made for tho
benefit OF wage-earners