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TO BE MADE UP IN ZEPHYR.
Pretty Little Tub" Dress That Has
Many Charming Touches Of
characterization.

A pretty little dress for plain or
printed zephyr is illustrated here. The
simple skirt is trimmed at the foot
by two rows of insertion embroidery.
1t has a slight fulness at the center
of back that is gathered into the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11

Place your thimbie or spool Just
outside the circle line and mark
around II with pencil In this way
any sized scsiloD can Be made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-08-11

waist band. Tucked lawn Is used for
the yoke and under sleeves, which
are trimmed with embroidery fnser-
ton: below the yoke in front is a
group of pin tucks, stitched down a
few inches. The shoulder trimming
and upper sleeves are edged with en-
broidery insertion.
Hat of straw to match, swathed
with crepe-de chine.
Materials required: Z yards zephyr
AZ inches wide, IL yards embroidery
insertion, yard lawn.
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100 Young Men and Women Needed TO
Fill Office Positions
ssr.ph sy c.in.dia.,. Warrington. d O


positions duc Eleven positions have
senographerthat we cannot supply
win be
to acce
Individual Instruction Call, phone write TO-DAY.
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MEN AND DRESS.

o men nowadays do not get much
pleasure from dress, and scarcely
3otice the changes of fashion in mems
CLOTHES. They are vaguely aware that q.
bat looks odd whens its shape is old
fashioned: and they accept the hat of
y1e moment because they do not wish
10 look odd themselves. But this is
merely a negative interest. They are
also apt to be contemptuous of women's
greater interest in the fashions, as if it
we're a mark of f~rivolity. This is an
ignorant mistake. Dress is, or ought
10 be, an art, and, therefore. If only a
Dinor art, IL is a. more serious matter
Enan any of the games to which many
men give so much time and pains. Be
sides, men have only become indifferent
t. their clothes in modern times. In the
heroic age of Elizabeth they made
themselves as snlar as peacocks. Great
tDldiers and poets then took pains to
B. in the height of fashion, and fash
kns changed with some violence and
Sepidjty. In the eighteenth century.
no, which we do not think of as a time
q e~fferninacy. and when men were
wanting neither in enterprise nor in
seriousness, they were as splendid and
estravagant in their dress as women
London Times.
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TEACHING CITY kids"
HOW TO PLAY ABOUT.

In the issue of Harper's Weekly for
October II, Winifred Fales describes
the new science of teaching school chill
dren to amuse themselves. There are
illustrations Of three model buildings
model playground for a public school,
a playground for a municipality, de-
signed by the National Playground AS
ISOLATION, and a playground for tuber-
culous children, modelled after the one
adopted in Boston. 'It seems to be a
consensus of opinion of those in charge
of Fairgrounds" writes the author.
that among all the measures of up
building work which are democratic,
preventive, constructive and educa-
tional, none is more. important nor
more widely approved than the public
playground, which is designed >and
equipped for the purpose of training all
ages, from that of the kindergarten
grade to the big boy. The city of Buff
falo has bought athletic fields in vari-
Gus portions Of the town for boys and
girls to use in the evening. Rochester
a instituted a City Park badge of
honor, and placed the care of the
grounds in charge of the wearer.
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LITTLE THINGS.

If the little things of life annoy you,
here is every prospect that YOU will be
miserable, if the same trivial affairs
paease you, YOU will be happy. for it is
TIE little things, after ali. which make
NJ the most Of the average life. Few
seat events come into the lives of most
men, and there are indications that
tbey are not always satisfactory wh.n
hey do. But every day OF every life
b filled with small affairs. which will
make you happy or miserable. Perhaps
u doesn't all lie with the individual
bow these little things will be received.
temperament may have something 10
do with the case, and SO may the con
Htion of FOUR liver. but the fact re
mains that il is the little things Which
ouunt. ana the nionotonous life is apt
te be more happy thar the life made up
,f big strenuous g Surely this Is
true if the commonplace life has any
capacity for happiness, or a~daptabilty
70 circumstances.
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HUNTING THE HIpPOPOTAMUS.

\ dead hippopotamus Invariably.
sinks TO the bottom of the river II shot
while swimming, and it is only after an
interval which varies between two and
eight hours that the body rises and
on the surface. For this reason,
il you kill a hippopotamus in a river
the current OF which is at all rapid.
you must, in nine cases out of ten, give
up all hope of ever recovering your
quarry. The carcass may be carried a
great distance under the water, reap
pearing at the surface miles away.
where it furnishes a providential feast
to the native Inhabitants on the banks.
who call down ~ironical blessings upon
the infallibie rife of the white man.
Lieutenant Paul Durand in the January
Wide World Magazine.
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A NAUTICAL HAMLET.

Says the steward to the cook. says he
I'll tell you wot it is:
This world is but a vale O. tears,
And If it warn't for Liz
Id just jump off into the sea
And end the ugly biz"
Says the COOK. Before yer 60" says he
Just calkerlate a heap.
Things might he wuz where you'u'd go
SO think before yer leap.
| aifI't by this denying that
The oceans mighty deep
Says the steward. That's quite true.
says he;
when everything is said,
My plans nd surely be upset
And Knocked upon the head,
II arier KILN of myself
ia find 7 wasn't dead"
Century Magazine.
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PROF. il. c. RICE.
MEN WORKS. BEST CLAIRNOYANF
PIANIST.
When doubtful. disconnected, unhappy, con
suit Mr.. Rice Immediately. His advice In bus
nesS. SPECULATION. Investment. love. marriage.
divorce. never fails. He reunites the separated.
causcs speedy and harry marriages. removes
evil influences. Mr.. Rice teaches you how to
control rr fasci1ate any one you desire. No
heart 50 sad nor home so dreary that he cannot
bring sunshine and hauniness to II.
FREE, TREEii FREE,
To an who come prepared for a truthful read
ing he viii tell your full name. occupation and
object Z vdsr VISIT
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT CHARGE.
2l5 WEST FORTY-F1FrH ST.. #TN YOFK
fhrne doors west of Astor Theatre. Consultation
hours. 10 to 3 daily. Including sunday.
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DE ATH


Joseph y beioved husband of the
late Emma AXt, aged y years ; months.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
saturday. january ? II 3 a, IN. At bls
sous residence. William II. AXt, 81
Sputh Sixth stree. then TO s. Peters
Chul ch. where Il Mass OF Requiem will
he offered for the repose of his soul. In
termert in Cemetery. OF The Holy Sep
ulchre.
BNRTON-Oa january {. 1869. at the resi-
dence OF her father, 3l4 Joan street. Har-
rlsor, MARI, daughter of James ana the
late Julia Barton tnee Murphy1,-aged ID
years s months Is days.
BEA-At her residence. liz Rid.ewood ave-
nue., on Wednesday, January s 1917,
Friedericka Z. Sea tnee Munchl. beloved
wife Of John Bea. in her list year.
EMERSON Janu8gy !. 1905, at bis home.
lS Verona avenue. Charles F.. beloved
husband of Minna Evers, in his iith Tear.
FISFIER-At East Orange, \. j. Janu-
AIRY s. 1909. Flora May Austin, wife OF
I.eander Fisher. NJ. 10 North Grove
street,
Wednesday. January u. 1869. after Il brief
N'ursx. William Heydecka. beloved hus-
H. IS Susau Heydeas,. aged G6 years
e. f4ontbs 70 day.. 10 Farley avenue.
flG-iNs-Ou January =. 1917. John, be-
loved husband % Eizabetb Higgins (nee
Cauuiuel. at his late residence. No. =
johnson street.
EOETILER-Ou Wednesday. January t.
1909. Herbert. son of George and Helen
Koehleg. of 80 SUMMER avenue.
Funeral private.
NcKERNAN-Ou JanuaFy .. 1909. Mar
-aret. beloved daughter of James and
the late Bridget Mei<ernan. aged ~ years
II months % days.
Relatives. friends auo members ON
paRion Court Anthony No. So, |. Q. f..
are kindly invited to attend the funeral
from her date residence, 80 LAFAYETTE
street, on Saturday, january .. at S n.
m. to st. Janles's Church. whore a High
Mass OF Requiem will ne offered for the
rerose of her soul. Intarment Cemetery
Holy Sepulctre.
wALsH-on January E. 1909. at his late
residence. % Dey street. Waller G., be-
loved husband Of Margaret Walsh.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral
IN Saturday. January .. 1893, at $50 Il.
NJ, from his late residence. at . Il. M.
TO St. Patrick's Cathedral. whore a
Solemn High Mass of REQUIEM will he
offered for the repose of his soulA Inter-
ment at Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
WILLIAMSON Irvingtou. y. J.. January
!, 1909, Frances L.. wife of John Z. S.
Williams, in her 6Sd year.
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FEMALE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FE-AENTzEL & patent law
American and foreign patents, Trademark
and copyright, and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool ana LONDON and Globe suilding,
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS. rooms col -e09
Phone 1851.
DftAKE & co. Globe Building. 500 Broad St
room Joy; solicitors Of patents and experts In
an matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest IN the State. Established i'm 1866. Free
advice an to patentability. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL. " FNFErTT. Tel. ss9s-R.
PATENT LAWYER AND ICT
7S BROAD ST, COR. MARKET.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF ENCIsE COM
MISSION n OF CITY
oF NEWARK.
Civ fG3ll, January =. 500.
The following is the list OF names. residences
ana places o. business 81 PERSONS alaiSirG. a a4-
to sell spirituous. vinous, malt Or bgewed iiquJIs
and not heretofore published according TO law,
to wit:
Name. Place Of business. Residence.
RBTAIL-NEW eAPPLICATlo.;I.
Peter A. Plikaytis, 81 Pols st...... .S2-re r3aee
chs. Russoman. 100 High t..."....sam place
Anton Krivansk l7 Howard st...-SarIs o!acs
RETAIL-RENENAL.
Gaul Prrs.. q Wainwrtght st.......Game place
RETAIL-DoUBLp TRANSFERS.
Sophie Jarabo. $50 Market st .......Ssrle place
This. Weicand. 60 south ST.. ......Sance place
RICHARD MILLER
President.
JAMES F. CoNNELLY.
City Clerk. jan7-5t
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ONLY A MEMORY.

II suppose You carry a memento Of
some sort in that locket of yours"
eyes: it is a lock Of my husbands
hair 'sBut your husband Is stili
xiive?' Yes. but his hair is all gone
Pick Me Up.
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A HOMEsEEKER'S OPPORTUNITY to invest
in q large ll-roorn house. containing a large
reception hall. psrlor. dining room, library and
kitchen on first floor: four bedrooms. bath and
large linen closet On second floor. and two fin
ished rooms on third floor. This house Is 30 feet
wide. So feet long. situated in an excellent
peighborhood. very. convenient to trolleys ard
D.. l.. end W. n. r, station: price only s.. 500:
terms easy. MILLER& ZAHNLE, SAB Bloom
field az, Bloomfeld. MI.
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TARIFF.

Reporter suppose you don't know
what h senator thinks about this
tariff reform business? Senator's Pri-
vate Se~cretary--No: no more than you
do. ] only know what nc says about
it.-Chicago Tribune.
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COOKS, h~ouseworkers German. Swedes. Hun
garians. Polish, colored. SCHOOLS Employ.
nent Agency. 466 Washington st.
COOKS and general houseworkers wanted
MRS. GROMEK, 24 Bruce st.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
N
Iapgfaetnrer1 q Tersii:@'rs o. a.. ii,.s
Buyers ~ Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Goa
.Tr4,..ia =o,.citsd F. ,sr,ticui3.y ,id.e3s
WORKS. &c Broadway. New York city. and
Lister Av.. Newark. N. j.
John r. KEHoE. President.
ALL binds OF household goods, entire contents
Of houses and fats. stocks OF merchandise,
etc, bought for cash. Rctn'S AUCTToN
ROOMS. rs Academy 81. Phone 1929. Newark.
WANTET-Second-h hand sraphaohonc and 6isk
records; state price. Address p, Box %, star
Office.
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GIRLS wANrhp-nxpEe1ENcED 1NcAN-
DESCENT LAMP OPERATORS IN ALL DE-
PARTMENTS. APPLY WESTINGHOUSE
FIELD, N. ].
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PROPERTY in and around Caldwell: farns,
dwellings and acreage. CHAPLIN & BRADY,
Rloonnaeid ay.. OPP. Grove House, Caldwell,
Tel. sse-R.
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81 50o-TWO-EAMTI5y IA rooms. separate en-
trance and heaters; first floor we'll rented;
situated in hrst-class section Of East Orange;
terms easy.
FELL e DENTNF.
$40 Main St. near Arlington ay.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

.ANNASSERS can earn big money. Call sat
urday morning. HOME LAUNDRY. 446 Or
st.
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ABUSE.

Some women abuse their husbands
as a means of asserting their indie
pendence.
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REAL T FOR SALE.
GUT OF TOWN.


NEW one-fsrily brick house; 9 rooms and
bath: all improvements steam heat; eleEsr.
location. easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPEE.
IL Harrison ay.. Harrison.
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APARTMENTS. FLATS AND
ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

.UELLER PARKWAY. i5-Eltgant fats. s and
, rooms. two-family house; separate en-
RANGES. steam heaters. handsome decorations.
HAS. SPFNGLEE. eSS Washington ct. cor.
Market.
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REAL ESTATE values. insurance. loans. J. ].
CoNNEII- t1S Washington av.. Bellevills:
established 1898.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OPPORTUNITY

knocks buI once nj every mans
door: hut if you just keep reading
the Business Opportunity
vi THE NEWARK STAR regularly
every day you will see opportunity
Knocking regularly for some mans
door to open.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regarding a good farm
or business for sale; not particular about
location; wish to hear from owner only. who
Viii sell iirect to buyer; give price. descrip-
tion an1 state when possession can he had.
Address I DARBTSHIRE, Box 1s2o-A, Ruches-
ter, y. Y.
MANIFESTATION. who can invest sl.@00 in
manufacturing company: Investment will be
secured: must be OF good address, undoubted
chal aeter and devote entire time 10 business:
tn man ~ above qualifications exceptional offer
will BE made. salary. commissions, Office and
furniture. Address MFG" Box &C. Star Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for new auto association;
new machines and accessories wholesale tn
members. unexcelied opportunity. DAWSON
CONRAD. General Delivery. Orange. y. ].
IN established firm would slike u contract
and a~nress work. Address EXPRESS. Boz 70
star ofHca.
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hillhesds, etc. fine work. quick deliv-
cry, &c up. ROSE PRESS. $50 Mulberry.
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l4.FS y SKINS bought At highest prices.
'urs romodeled and repaired: special seal gar
l9"nts ~ smallest expense; work guaranteed:
fur sets below cost. to clean up, THE
LITTLE FUR SFIOP 4@ Court Ct.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

IT YOU want to hc married quietly. without
Zee. confetti, hoodlums. etc, there is Justice
Il the Peace tlQPWUoD, 81 Clinton st. open
evenings til 10.
CfIIMNEYS. chimneys. smoky chlnneys guar
Snteed to draw: chimneys rebuilt and pointed;
also cleaning chimncYs at sc nuc. A. ARRlS
so South Tenth st. L. d. tel. 3532-L.
WEATHER STRIPS guaranteed air-tiSht Tor
over ten years, at less than ono cent a foot:
agents wanted. CHAS. 20 Glen
Ridge av.. Montclair, y. J.
PRESS WORK. tools. novelties. inventions rer-
tncted. lowest prices. WEST NEWARK
MIC. CO. $50 South Twentieth st.
IF. AMI MRS K~ARCH-Private conhue-
ments; f0 years experience; a mothers care.
2l East 11Sth st. New York.
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CHEAPEST AND FEST. at MARKHAM SIGN
CO. rs Washington St. OPP. Rlane:'s The
3trc. Tel 2554- ~. Newark.
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AGENTS

ACENTS to demonstrate i've new patented ar.
tlcies; every woman buys them at sight: big
proht Tor YOU; send Is cents for samples and
N. J.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.

Franklin av.. Bloomfield. y. j.: office. scfieuer
building. Tel. 406S-R, Newark. and i6iG-J,
5sloonnfeld. Single graves. Sc; plots from
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MEDICAL.
NEnICAL.
PHRENOLOGY.

CONSULT PROF. LIZ ROY, Americas great
est life reader; different from all others; his
sdNice VIII help YOU: special full readings this
Wees 80 cents. This address only. 569 Broad VI.
next door To gas office.
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have excellent proposition: come
and investigate. CHEMfCAL
CO, 252 Central av.
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REAL. ESTATE WANTED.

W~ANTFr-One. two ard thres- family houses.
lots and acreage: list row. EAN A. MAN
LEY. so Hroad ri.
WANTFn--A two-femi1y house. with all Inn
provomerts: RoSeville or East Orange section.
Address Fox 80 Star ONCE.
Crss 0rpH--e
EUGENE A. KELLY. NAH st. and Arlington
Az. East Orange, has an ever increasing de-
mand for good properties: quick and satisfec-
tory results LIST your houses ani let's now.
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Next to being a successful liar him
self, a man tries TO nail II who thinks
he is.
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FOB SALE

One pair of cob horses. I pair Of mules. 70
head OF horses and mares. oit Of our New York
wagons: few mares with fcel: also e
few fast ROAD horsas used IN co,iectArs' wagons.
Stake tTtckF % sets harness. runaboilts. etc. {:
weeks trial ca horses; pricea from se5 10 $50
Sea Manager.
9~TrLTTAr" F%pprss LIr-Tpv
REAP = TAST pARK ST. NEWARK
9L-E krGt-~ "a eqle. In good order; SIS.
KLEIN. 90 Mechanic st.
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MCDOWELL SYSTEM-Easy to learn; rapid TO
use. Cold medal Paris. st. Louis Expositions
a. or all connections as leading mctho7 for cut
ting and making ladies' garments. Individual
instruction. Open daily; Monday, Tuesday.
, thursday evenings. Punil7 make their own
dresses while learning. Call or send for cir
cular. ROSE c. LYNCH. SS5 Broad st.
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LOST-rsilver watch. between Clifton az. and
ledge av.. East Orange.
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EAR sao.t tBHREEHsHpP sna HaSg tbs. q qag..
TERDAY. ! p. NJ. INQUIRE HOLLAND
HOUSE BARTENDER. REWARD.
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ORES. OFFICES. ETC., TO
LET.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security: easy payments;
offices IN 60 principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting ng terms first. q. II. Toll
MAN. Room el2. 23s Washington ST.. corner
Market.
PRIVATE party VIII negotiate loans on furni-
tuTe, goods in storage, horses and wagons,
salaries. rents and other securities; no pub
LEFTY: reasonable charges. Address r.. Box e6.
Star Office.
PRIVATE L viii make loans on furn,-
ture, horses and wagons, planes and other
security; salarled employees or good standing
may also secure money on their own sigma
ture; strictly confidential w. r. NoRwILAs,
Room 311, . Clinton St, Newark.
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WANTED-Younr girl to help In homework for
small family, by the day. Inquire JOS
CASTGRo, 1i9 North Seventh ct. Roseville,
y. J.
YOUNG AIDES Of pleasing personality to call
on residents Of Newark and vicinity: conscien-
tious workers can secure good income. T. F.
ROWES. Habne & Co, Broad and New SITS.
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MApAME cOLsoN. phrenoiogy and other
sciences; % and 90 cents: ladies' only. a. Or
chard St. near city Hall.
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GIc1rfn. ard Dyrin@.
CERMAN-AMERICAE SCHOOL

for clrauiug. dyeing and bleaching in all its
branches, NOW open. Advice free. Apply Or
'F1ite 10 school. AT 30 Main at. East Orange
9EMiST PEAE IN charge.
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Advertisements Of Lost and Found may be
telephoned through any Advertising Agency,
Branch Office. or to the Main Office, 1914
Broad street, Newark Telephone 1880.
They will be, published in both Morning an
Evening STARS at the rate Of one cent \
word.
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GIRLS WA%TED-Learners wanted on mean
descent lamp making: nice. light. clean work,
Apoly at once, TNCANDESCENT AMP
WORKS. BOYD ST. and Seventeenth av..
Newark.
STENOGRAPHER ard office assi~stant-Young
lady. one with experience preferred. but not
essential, tact and good Judgment main fea-
lures: state qualifications. references. salary
and age IN oWn hand. STENOGRAPHER. Box
4e, Star Office.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR
SALE. )
BANEy BROS.
SALES Avn EXCHANGE STABLES.
a7-i1 FRIDGE STREET.
NEWARK. y. I.
2m-HoRsEs AND MuLEs-enO
constantly or hand to select from. lust r.
eefved a u7i"zd load Of Pennsylvania horses
and mules. acclimatod and ready Cor hard
work, and a; prices to suit thr times Also
have a number Of second hand horses at low
prices.
. HORSES FOR HIRE.
Suitable FOR ali kinds Of work
Both phones i2i Newark,
BULLS HEAD COMMISSION STABLES.
LARGEST COMMISSION STABLES IN NEW
Jersey
REGULAR AUCTION SAFES EVERY TUES
Day AND FRIDAY. AT 10 a. NJ. SHARP.
100 TO lJn head of horses to select from. either
at auction or private sale.
Horses. wagons and harness received from
anyone to be sold on commission Two days
trial on all horses sold. and Il not as repre-
ssn'ed money cheerfully refunded. p
]. p, MoREPoUs. Salesman.
] r SERRTNG. Salesman,
. wrf.rrANS. Auctioneer.
BOTH O \
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CEMETERIES
RIDGELAWN CEMETERY.

Largest and most modern in New Jersey.
Lawn plan. Free perpetual care. Convenient
tccess on main trolley line. Casket lowering
device, shelter tent, mating, etc, free to lot
owners. Lots from sS5 up.
Once at Ceinetery entrance. Franklin zy..
Delawanna.
Telephone 1725, Passaic.
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WANTED.

WA NTFr-Tn suburbs. floor with improve
nents. near station: moderate rent: refined
section: two in family. Address KEYSTONE.
2 Rector St, New York city.
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FEMALE.
GIRIS-LOoK HERE,

Read the of NEW
ARK STAR regularly and thus keep
In touch with NIL tho good positions
open in Newark. You will find good
positions offered here; so get tho
habit. and read the Help Wanted
umn of THE STAR every day.