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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Food and Health.

Tue average mother spent half as
much time learning tho common ecnao
method OF feeding bcr children ma she
does In worrying about their ailments
sue would DO happier and her children
wonId be 10 botter bcalth." an eminent
physician said recently,
flenty OF fresh air. plenty OF fruit
auu ., yeseuloies, soup. cooked oatmeal and
ahu, ho snouid form the staples In every
child dict Good fresh cgcs mn, Iii,
arc always desirable. but meat. greosilv
cooked foods pnd heavy desserts shonIS
never be allowed, In the effort to diocst
these things io youth the stomach js
ot'cu ruined for all time. Mothers shooId
encourage their children to talk and
!ansh during meal times This consumes
,,u utne ana proves valuable aid to diges.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
eLAckLIsTINe GETS A BLOW.

Seattle, Wash.-The Western Union
Telegraph company will have 10 pay
81 200 damages for blacklisting James
w O'Brien. formerly employed by the
United Press, according TO verdict
rendered In Judge Wilson r. Gray's
Court.
During the telegraph strike OF 1907
O'Brien became chairman OF the press
committee and gave out information
concerning the manner In which the
Western Union handled messages at
that time
On December 80, 1907. O'Brien was
discharged by the United Press from
the Puget Sound American at Belling-
ham on demand of the Western I'm
ion, the only ground being that he
vas not acceptable, Since that time
O'Brien showed that he was unable
10 work in Vancouver and Tacoma,
where newspapers wanted a telegraph.
er and where the United Press want
ed to hire him. but he could not be-
cause the Western Union objected.
The Western Union was unable to
produce any evidence that O'Brien
was incompetent or was not OF good
character
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
He GInred Out UmInousIy.

arc you, Arc you afraid to tell your
namc7
Click
The receiver had been hung up at tho
ether end of the line
Mr.. Justwed wns Wild,
His face was livid with rngo.
What did It mean?
Who wns that impudent puppy at the
phone! Who could It be? Whol
Mr.. J. thought and thought and thought.
but 1t sounded strangely different from
the telephone voice OF my male acauaiot-
once of Mrs. Justwcd whom he knew.
Alb. thnt was I'll Some mau conecoling
bis volcei Perbaps-yes-it did sound
something like Alberts voice The cod'
Since he. Albert. had fnlled to win Mira
Justwed. he should at lenst be decent
enough not TO annoy her over the 'phono
after her marriage to hlmselfl He would
see Albert In tho morningl
And Mr.. ]. ragged up and down tho
apartment hkc n coged lion. thinking nil
sorts OF dreadful things md planning
battle, murder and sudden death for tho
mysterious man at the other end of tho
wire
He sat down,
He got up.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

though some more Of us have to go TO
Jail As we have said, our only means
Of making the boycott effective Is by
publication. or circular letters which
We are denied, though every one else
in the land may exercise that priv
llege; and the court Itself adds to the
publicity. Yes, We believe that both
the boycott and the blacklist are
wrong, decidedly wrong, and we also
believe that there Is u better and safer
way to settle industrial disputes; but
before that comes To pass, our law
making bodies VIII have to get busy,
and make some laws which will apply
To all alike. What might be good for
the goose might also taste good to
the "Gander." VIII such conditions
ever como to pass?
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
I imely Epigrams.

II F he only bad another chance. the dis
oontcnted married mau thinks no
would be able 10 keep the right girl,
wbilo his wife thinks differently.
Do not be angry IL your husband Is
Jealous Tho day viii como when he Will
cease to be Jealous, and then you'll DO
mad sure enough.
Having noticed the blueblrds and seen
the buds. our ears are ready now for the
duh thud OF the cnrpet.bcntcr in the yard
next door,
No mntter bow excellent a stenoGrnpher
you are. It's no use telling the boss about
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

sisted. Il can't hear you. Is Blossom
inT'
Mr. Justwed hcsitatcd q moment.
Mrs. Justwcd is-but who is this
SpcaklngE' he replied. with dignity
"oh." the voice exclaimed. 'is this Mr.
Justwed tnlklngf Well. then. never
mindw
Never mindr" repeated Mr.. j. who
are youi"
"Ob. that's all right" came the irrlta.-
Ing responsc, 10 most bapterinG tono.
81 Just wanted TO speak With Blossom"
Look here" cried Mr.. Justwed. who
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18
Real Rose Hatpins.

A UTE the most novel Offering OF the
q season In ths Jewclry line Ia the hat
y pin made out OF real nowers-princ,-
paIIy roseo-that bavo lntely been plnced
ON saie In all the large Jewelry stores
BY process known only TO tho manu-.
focturers. real live roses are so treated
tbat their petals are metalIizcd without
ioslos one iota of the natural shape. Then
they nre oLamelcd 10 the natural oolora
Iney are mounted on gold pins. and cnn
DC used Ike any other hntpIu.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

IT, II isS true. he'll lnd II out, and II
IL lsut-
Funny how the busiest woman nods
ufne TO Visit the new minister's wife
and warn her about the other slstcra
women nave always had the best OF
the oFe"ch-oi promise business It's rare
tnat man hns the nerve to place
price on bis wounded affections
Better let your husband nut down tho
carpets. for tho averago mao becomes
tlm'd when he secs hummer In wo-
man hand. He never knows what shc
may be driving at,
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THE SHEET METAL WORKERS.

The Amalgamated Sheetmetal Work
ers' union will give their second an.
nual ball on April % at a local dane
ing academy A good time is assur-
ed to all who attend These boys
are splendid morkers-strugglin
against great odds, but never COM
planning, and are always at it If you
don't go, you Will miss a good time.
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Or More importance.

Mrs. Briggs (reading)-Here's tht
advertisement OF a man who restorel
oil paintings.
Briggs-Is there an advertisement
OF a man who restores umbrellast
lost mine yesterday"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Try to make yourself indispensable
so much so that your employer viii
would have filling your place If you
should leave IL vacant Don't mind
what people say, those always ready
TO crlticlse you would not give you
slice Of bread if you were starving.
Just make yourself so useful that your
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

nor social system nor prejudice nor
power of any other kind can deny
him the right to win and lead TO bel-
ter things those who believe In him.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

their number grows less and It's wis
dom greater II must be in the near
future that all wage earners VIII real
ize that in organization lies the real
and only assurance of strength against
the assallantS OF wages and industrial
freedom
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

1t will. of course, be some time be
fore O'Brlen will count this money as
his own, for he knows that there is
n Supreme court In Washington. d, C,
which has ruled blacslisting when
done by the corporation. as legal.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Don't forget to go to the Congrega-
tlonal church tonight to hear Brother
bennett speak on the labor question
from the union standpoint.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

boss can't do without you, and you
VIII be at the top of the ladder when
inc other fellow is hanging onto the
bottom rung.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

soapbo1 lined with oil cloth inside
for rubber6. e'p'"cio
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

How often does ii occur in meet
ings that some member will suggest
a matter contrary 10 law and then cX-
cuse himself by saying 1t would never
he noticed as IL is really not import
ant Such a man would steal a dime
from a poor man on the ground that
II IS not of sufficient value to fight
about.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

How much would labor get II each
individual workingman were left to
deal for himself with organized CAPT
tai which was In possession of the
goods OF which the individual wanted
4 share
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

Do YOU patronize the union label?
IT Is the only thing that insures you
against contagion In these days OF
sweatshop' and prison made goods,
II stands you In hand 10 be careful.
Disease germs of all kinds may be
brought to your homo; and your little
ones be made to suffer for the sake
oil saving a few pennies
Organized labor does not deny that
II has made many mistakes. but as
the years OF experience come and 60.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-18

1t II i"s true. he'll aud 1t out, and II
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
MARKET DULL
At THE CLOSE
Reading Is Rapidly Advanced in
Final Trading, Then Falls
Slightly.

NEW YORK, June e5.-The opening
prices OF stocks today followed the
earlier decline in the London market.
and the dealings were on a large scale.
Reading was especially active. and
after large transactions at last nights
price 1t receded a point. st. Paul and
Amalgamated Copper lost /. Western
Maryland ~ and the Union Pacific
stocks. Northern Pacific, Rock Island,
Kansas and Texas. Southern Railway
and Anaconda large fractions.
IL a. ma rapid break Of az IN
Western Maryland had a disturbing ef.
feet on the market for a while, but
when support showed for the HarTl-
man stocks and Reading, combined
with some inquiry for the local traction
stocks. prices began to move up. Read-
ing covered a wide range frequently
and met persistent selling after eaeh
rally to yesterdays closing. At IL
o'clock the market was selling of. and
some stocks were quoted at the lowest
OF the hour. The Southern Pacific
stocks. marlborough Metropolitan pre-
fefred and Western Union had tempo
rary gains OF a point.
Noon.-The weakness Of the Union
Pacific stocks and Amalgafnated Copper
affected the whole list in sympathy.
Union Pacific declined III. the preferre !
"a and Anialgamated Copper 2. There
were declines. besides, In Canadian pa
ci1c of III, Northern Pacific III, Rock
Island preferred and American sugar
IN and Rock Island, Wabash preferred.
Erie. Denver and Rio Grande and U. s.
Steel /. Third Avenue rose ~ after the
publication of the Reorganization plan.
Bonds were steady.
1 o'cloek-Pressure against the mar
ket abated but he resultant rally was
only fractional and speculation became
very quiet. Cleveland. c., C. and ST.
Louis improved 2.
2 o'clock-Prices worked slowly up
ward, the continued demand for Inter-
borough-Metropolitan preferred and .
rally In Reading to nearly q point yer
last night leading the movement.
Amaigafnated Copper and Union Pa
ci1c rallied about a point from their
low prices, but Union Pacific preferred
weakened further.
) :. m.-The market closed irregular.
The general price level wavered In an
uncertain way after Q o'clock. In the
ANAL dealings Reading ross "a over last
night. but with very little effect on the
general tone. Western Maryland weak
ened 4 points from last night.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

cal and electrical engineer work. tooil
makers, machinists, etc.a
American Wood Preserving and Con-
structlon Company. Jersey. CITY capital,
Frank q. Turntef and John V v. vrsssn.
burg. The company Il to deal VITA s,eHe
treating Of timber with preservative
chemicals; insIudins ersosots sxaa.z,s
capital. sseo.ao. Ineorpsratesss Heht9ssz.
shlaltz, w. l.. Donaldson and Ftapk A.
kuntz. The company IL to nianufnetufe
oxygen and other ssses. shemieais etc
Montrlaif1 capital o.0o IneorporatefAs
Howard r. barrett. Elisabeth w ctutlsh-
den aud Elizabeth Denman' Tie eofrp6hy
Is to deal IN real estate and engage -
Dems rest Food Company, Paterson eapi-
Iai. yD,Vv0 IneorporaIors, 5amqel 4.
Denarest. William A. Wilson and Otto 3.
Martin. The company is to deal In produce.
The Eastern Coal Dock Compaay. Jers&y
City: capital. $S0,oD. IncvrporatQrsi IA. c.
Coughlan, B. s. Mantz and John z. TufneF-
The company h 10 load zeal and ether ma
~terials from docks or cars to boats, scoHA
etc
George w. Wills Company. ukfadehss cxpi-
Elisabeth J. wills and William Leigh D4s-
ham. b company ID 70 engage as und1es
Kefnan IRE Alarm Company. Bayonne:
tdplldl, tlvu-vvV. AHcpTPofdtoft3 9<1f8# W.
C. Schmidt. Lewis M. Bernstein and Jacob
Melniker. The company Is to deal IA fs45
Princeton investment ana I-nprov4sbsnk
Company, Princeton capital, 5000 1Re6r.
poratora William Moore. john e Robe4pu
and John Williams. The company - to
deal in real estate and engage as bnitdlers,
contractors, etc.
Atlantic Company, Camden. enpitAl. n
10000. Ihcorpofators, Robert MAR. Flank
r. David and John w Barr. The company
lis to deal In real estate and eughge-o
builders, contractors. construction, etc,
Southern Pacific Railroad Company Of
Mexico. Jersey City; capital. t75.0c0. In.
corporutors, Charles G., T~egethoff. George
Z. Downs ard William 3, ~-Johnson. The
company Is to operate and construct rail
south Florida Grape Fruit Company.
Eddgewatef, capital, $4,000 incorpereters.
Fl. M. Browne, Z. j. Forhwa and J.
Harper. The company IL to nlnnage q gen.
eral antatio fruit and vegetable srew-
ing business.
The ~Bondholaers Corporation, Jersey. Clty:
enpitai, 100000. Incofporators. George =.
Recor. Frnnk ID. Pavey and Stewart II.
Jones. The company Is TO make investl-
cations and reports Upon the legal status,
physipai condition and Hnanc3al AFFAIRS OK
private and public corporations. etc.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
CHICAGO z A MARKET.

CHICAGO, tune "a bulge Of y to lh
marked initial trade In the wheat market
today. Tn sharp upturn was due to gen
eral commission house demand. based
chiefly on an advance or Il TO ID. at
Liverpool, and on the German crop, which
indicated a deterioration Of Is points in
the condition of the winter wheat crop
Of Germany compared with the same
time a year ago. After the first burst Of
buying the market quieted y although
the advance was well maintained. The
july delivery opened at lin to li51ls, and
for a time held within the opening range,
The corn market was strong AZ TIE
shorts, but eased on on realizing sales,
july, which opened y to u higher, at
ss6t to 70, sold OF to 6sh.
Oats were firm at the opening In sym.
pathy with wheat and corn. July opened
X to y higher, at 80 TO 5De and sold On
to asTs,
Provisions were arm early 10 the sss-
sion owing to a e-eeht advance n i've
12ik higher.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
WALL STREET NOTES..

There is srunbiing on the part. Of
those who missed the rise In prices
since Monday because the market has
not been acting just in the Mayzfhey
thought a we'll behaved market should
do. They had it all 7Hsuref out That
Following last weeks decline dufiess
should prevail for a week or two and
prices should wabbies back and. forth
within Narrow limits, giving them
plenty Of time 10 decide whether they
should take the short or h long side
for the next turn.
Western Maryland was depressed
this morning on the prospects OF some
sort of assessment on that stock. IN
connection With the reorganization
Some of the street gossip said the an
nouncement looked for refers to the
Hartman issue and would be found
very favorable to both Union D
Southern Pacific.
London was d seller Of stocks This
morning. Some claim 1t was rugged
from this side, others say continental
selling toek place owing 10 reHeNf3 Bo~
litlcsl disturbances abroad. rssazsss
Commission houses with extensive
connections report some Improvement
In outside business, but 1t was not IN
important factor. The advance 1nsthe
wheat market wac regarded an due
more TO unfavorabie cables from
abroad than to any changed conditiofs
at home.
Dun's Review tomorrow viii az:
"Bank exchanges this week at All lead
ing cities in the United statssrafe
81, s4l, 4s1, 1855. So per cent larger th2nba
year ago ana III per, cent ever- the
corresponding week Of 1906. Thert 10
some little ifresularity stiil In the
weekly statement. but the improvements
In June Is very Marked compaee1 Nkh
the earlier. months sthis year. TEhqfo
are noteworthy gains at New T6rh city.
Ia part due to greater activity thls ke1r
In the stock market rhers "a \ ,aon-
siderable increase N Bostqn7 CbiS665
and most other W~estefnscitieeR h1tz4t
Philadelphia and Pittebi,ees thekAeotA
considerable decrease, and small l661cD
are stiil reported ct the eootnLs
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
BELL PHONE INTERESTS
MAY HAVE WESTERN UNION.
Boston Hears Deal Has Been
C~0nsummated.

BOSTON, June a5-4Tnere was a
,fumor III circulation here today that the
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company had bought the Western
Union Telegraph Company. None OF
the officers OF the former corporation
could be reached today TO be asked as
to the truth Of the matter. George v.
Leverett. chief counsel for the teie-
phone company. refused either TO con-
Arm or deny the report. and added that
no inference could be drawn from his
refusal to talk He said he had always
made tia point not to discuss business
matters Ia which hs vas Interested ~
counsel
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. June as-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices to
an advance OF Z points. and sold about
6 or Z points net higher during the early
trading. Cables were d little better than
due. and the weather map showed no
heavy rain. but a report concerning the
condition of the crops In Georgia and
Alabama by a local authority was very
puiI,sh, and ives probably responsible
for the Increased activity and advance
The market was quiet during the late
forenoon. The buying movement respon-
sible for the early advance was not sue-
tained and prices eased of under scat
tering realizing. although there was no
change In the bullish average OF crop and
unchanged to 3 points. net higher. -
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
DEFENDS EDISON CEMENT CO.

CAMDEN. June 2s.-Printsd state
msnts that william c. French. a law
yer. representing twelve stockholders,
had given notice Of an application for
a receiver for the Edis6n Portland CeA
ment Company were shown to r. H.
Thompson. president Of the company,
yesterday. He said that while the COM
pany has never paid dividends, 1t is on
a firm financial basis, and such profits
as have accrued have been put into M
vestments.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

the American Flint Glass Workers
Union in Brooklyn viii be the advis-
ability of analfamation OF the two
unions.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

cory HOMES, I rooms, bath, every inproys-
ment, lot 3sx100. $500 TO s4.500: very nice
bath. excellent location lots 5oxi5o;
Seooe. Modern hoYse new. 3 afooint bath, i'm.
And decide upon one OF these Of. our other ofer.
ings. NATHAN RUSSELL. INC.
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WILLIAM sr,. NO. is5. near Grove ST., Lacka-
wanna and Main At ear nne-Your oppor-
tunity to secure desirable horne, excellent resi-.
Dental neighborhood, comfortable hall parior
with open fireplace and n1antel, library, dining
room and Kitchen FIRST floor: three chambers
and bathroom, witt open plumbing. porcelain
fixtures. two light airy chamber on third. floor;
terms to suit tuyer, must Sc sold: do not miss
THE chance to secure d comfortable home: Inn
mediate ,possessioni. price only -, 600. Consult
NATHAN RUSSELL INC. Bloomfield, or any
East Orange br1kef.
rwo-FAMILY HoUsE-one nat Of / rooms
and ore nat. Of 8. rooms light rooms: all Inn
provements inciuding bath separsts steam
etc. HOUSE. Box 10. Star ONCE
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25
PRICES oF BONDS.

The following quotations wsve fur
nished BY Post q Flasg.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Am Agri Chem IS i0ii4 -. 49,. -.
Ailis- Chalmers Sc sbA So SSH Sc
Am T & T con As iol% ioax ioits 1o4ts
Am Tobacco Az. 50 ~. 49,. -.
Am Tobacco ss.. III ~. ~. ~.
A, TAsF 4s...- 1918 -. ~. 49,
A, T&SF cnv As ii5A i15* lis 115h
A, 7 q r cnv IS ii5h ~. as ~.
Atlantic G L 4s.. esA 49, 80
bait 4 Ohio A.. /. 1oox iooh loon 100
Brookiyn \ : y. s7k SIN u q
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REAL I A FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
west Nutiey.

NEW s-roosn cottage, large reception halt
Sath. piped for gas, wired, range and all i'm
prqNeFlertai lot iSx13c; price 81, 500; easy terms.
HHNNfNCER, % Alexander. near High
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sfonscIsir


COMFORTABLE home, Il rooms, bath, every
modern Improvement lot l3ix46s ~, 800. Modern
Improvement let B0xl74; ss.an. New dwelling.
never occupied. 10 rooms, bath. every, Improve
Consult NATHAN RtjssEffs inc. bloomfield
and Glen Ridge.
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veronns

NUMEROUS houses. with improvements
choice building sites % high efounds an
I BsIsssss. asnf ttlgN}lFS5N 81 3 sA isSSs '7' Elssh
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

SOMETHING worth your while to investigate;
every Improvement; lot ssxi65: $500 Another
lust completed. I rooms. bath. every improve.
fnent; lot 4ox14s; $4,000. Modern home. built
si,750. Come and Inspect and decide Upon one
Of these or OUT other offerings. NATHAN
HEsSELG. INC
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h5uses; barn; land a6 fsef from. 100 deep.
reasonable rfits. Apply n rink drovs AZ.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

BALDWIN HEIGHTs-EIehteen restricted
building sites, abovt .one+half acre each, near
Mohtdlaif Golf Links, high ground: magnincent
view; macadam street: sidewalk and watef
mains laidi terms to suit buyer, CLINTON
p. BALDWIN, Bloomheld and Lakeside avs.
Verona.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

III ANNUAL MEETING Of the Shareholders
Of the -Four Corners Building and Loah Ass5-
citation VIII be held on Thursday. July 18th,
1863. at $50 p m. at $50 Broad st.
FERD. n. MOELLEh. Secretary.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

$500 CASH will purchase modern eigHt-room
dwelling; every Improvement; lot s5xf1o, price
$1,000, balance terms to suit; very desirable To-
catipu, 81Iy' Three left
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REAL ESTATE values. insurance, loans. ]. J.
CUNNDLI.. 115 washington av., Beiieviiie:
established 1898.
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Caldwell.
ZOE H1LL-Buiidins lots, 60 feet above SEE.
level. chess. .. L HELLER
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-25

NEW seven ROOM. house, two. blocks from
depot, IN nearby town full pr1cs 81. QO1t small
monthly PAYMENTS 11 Market. room 400.
Arlington. -.
WOHKfNGMEN-$79 buys q lot at high and
Beautiful Arlington Square; 81 q month pays
for It; so minutes from Broad and Market SIS.
Newark: . city water; no building restrictions;
property fronts on trolley line you can build
efty any day except Sunday; take Hackensack
car at Broad and Bank SITS. Newark. get OF
at Arlington Square. North Arlington; ONCE on
property. II. b. SLOWER Resident Agent.
Address Kearhy av.. North Arlington.