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Arizona republican., 1909-03-04
PettiCOatS

s1 CAMBRIc PETTICoATS-5O dog. of these. deep umbrella flounce vari- OUSly trimmed in broad Needleworl and Torchon Lace. both Edging and Insertion-sale price 79c WOMEN'S FINE PETTIcOATS- Dozens of beautiful styles to select from in fine cambric, all with deep umbrella lawn flounces; some trimmed with wide embroidery. clusters of fine tucks and rows of hemstitching; oth- CTS with three or four rows of lace insertion with lace ruffles to match; nothing to distinguish them from the regular s1.5O kinds. Sale price 99c WoMEN'S cAMeRlc PETTIcoATS A bewildering variety of excellent styles, both the dainty sorts as well as many with service as first con- sideratiOn. Petticoats with extra deep lawn ruffle, trimmed with broad eye let embroidery, lace and insertion, un- derlay and dust ruffle, worth to s175 sale price ............S .20 WoMEN'S EXTRA CHOICE PETTI- COATS-Just to illustrate the peer less beauty of these garments, we'll describe one of the many styles: 2O- inch graduated flounce trimmed with three rows of broad lace insertion, cluster of hemstitched tucks, finished with deep lace edging, garments with out an equal at $2.00-sale price only ......... ...-..........S1.4 .49 WoMEN's s2.5o PETTIcoATs- Copies of handsomest French models, made of sheerest materials, deep lawn flounce trimmed in the most superb patterns of eyelet and Swiss Elm broidery, rarest French laces and in sertions, lovely creations every one of these-sale price ..... S1.9S SOME MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS OF IMPORTED PETTICOATS-Ex- elusive designs and models, as pre- cious a lot of Undergarments as any one could wish to see, actual $500, s4OO, s3.5O and S3OO values in this sale for s3.sS, s3.69, s2.9s and S2.49
Arizona republican., 1909-03-04
Drawers

WoMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS Umbrella style, deep hemstitched ruff fle, open or closed, cut full and wide. regular 25c value-sale price ...15c 35c AND i0c MUSLIN DRAWERS With deep umbrella ruffle; one style with cluster of hemstitched tucks, another with embroidery edging-in this sale for ..........2 2Oc WOMEN'S cAMBRIC DRAWERS S5 dozen of these, 15 different styles, marked soc yet worth considerable more. that's what you1l say after in- spection. All umbrella style, closed or open, deep embroidery or lace ruff file. lace insertion, tucks beading and ribbon-in this sale, choice. 39c 65c AND 75c UMBRELLA DRAW ERS-Of nice, soft material, lawn flounce with cluster of tucks. edged with deep Swiss and eyelet embroid ery-in this sale for. or............49c WoMEN's cAMBRIc AND LONG
 
 in a variety of hobby embroidery trimmed styles, all sizes, bonafide S5c and soc values-sale price. ......69c WoMEN'S s1.oo AND SIPS UM- BRELLA DRAWERS-Of choice quality cambric, flounce trimmed in prettiest laces and Swiss embroidery headed by tucks and insertion to match-sale price ..............S SSc WOMEN'S SWELL UMBRELLA DRAWERS-Of fine. soft material, deep ruffle of either pompadOur lace or Swiss needlework, tied with satin ribbon, well worth s1.75-sale price only ........ ......,..S1.2 .29 FINEST s2.5o AND s2.oo NAINSooK DRAWERS-The very acme of beau ty, style and finish, superb trimmings in this sale at s1.9S and S1. .49
Arizona republican., 1909-03-04
WoMEN'S LONG CLOTH AND cAMBRIc GOWNS-Round. souare

or V-shaped neck, 10 different styles:
 some nicely trimmed in dainty I'm broidery, others in Lace, shell stitch ing, tueks, beading and ribbon, ban ner $1.OO values-sale price. ..79c
Arizona republican., 1909-03-04

bought to sell at 40c, soc and all the way up to 75c per yard. Hun dreds of yards of Edgings and In sertions from to 10 inches in width, a magnificent array of blind and open work effects in the col lection.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-04
1C)c

CORSET COVERS-Made of fine muslin, various styles to pick from;
 some with snowfall lace yoke. others with embroidery insertion-splendid 25c values. Sale price ......19c
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

seath of Tucson spent the first three days of the week in town in attend ance upon the grand lodge Knights of Pythias
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14
Dwight B. Heard

seath of Tucson spent the first thre, 1 days of the week in town in attend ance upon the grand lodge Knight. of Pythias.
 Judge F. NJ Doan Of Tombstone has been spending fair week in the city. Miss Blackburn of Tucson visited friends in town several days of last week Judge John H. Campbell of Tucson was in attendance upon the session lodge Knights of Pythias the first of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A Packard and daughter Miss Dorothea Packard were guests at the Hotel Adams during the week
 Judge and Mrs F. M Doe of Flag staff spent part of the wcel, in the city
 Judge and Mrs. J J Hawkins of Prescott spent the week in Phoenix in attendance upon the territorial fair.
 O. Longacre arrived Wednesday from Winl1elmap. leaving yesterday for his home at Prescott.
 Mrs. Perry Sears is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Cox
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Clement. of South Pasadena are spending a short lime in Phoenix visiting friends
 Bert Smith returned to Los Angeles after a few days visit in town. MT and Mrs. W C. Hartrauft and son William. returned to Phoenix Wednesday from an extended visit in Virginia.
 Miss Mabel Norris of Prescott was the guest of her aunt. Mrs William Lentz. during fair week
 Mir and Mrs John Robinson were week-en visitors in town from Pres cott
 Mir and Mrs. F. II. Landis are re- cent arrivals from Jamestown. x. D.. and will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 
 Mir and Mrs. John Martin of liar qua Hala were the house guests of pr. and Mrs. Anci Martin during fair week
 Harold Baxter returned Saturday to Wendendale after a visit of several days in town.
 Hobart Bosworth who spent several
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

two daughters visited with Mir and Mrs Earl Porter during fair week F.. D. Fatman of Fl Paso passed the week in the city
  Mir and Mrs. C. L Stacy were the guests of Mrs. A. C. Baker for the week
  Mir. and Mrs T. F.. Campbell were down from Prescott to visit the fair
  Dick Newton was guest at the Ford hotel for several days last week John E. Hampton of Clifton, spent last week in town. Miss Lucille Drachman of Tucson was the guest of Miss Hazel Goldberg the first of the week. Miss Drach-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14
About About Phoenixx hex People P

dulged in. light refreshments being served. Tuesday night was the in itiation and parade of the Knights of Khor assan followed by an informal smoker. and on Wednesday night purity temple of Pythian Sisters gave a reception and banquet to visiting knights and Pythian Sisters at which an elaborate feast was spread. fol- lowed by toasts and speeches to the Good of the order" Mrs Telia Me Kee acted as mistress of ceremonies in a most charming manner.
 Miss Leila Leslie. who has been the guest of her cousins. Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland and Miss Bailey during the past few weeks. will leave early next week for Nogales where she will visit Mir. and Mrs. x. F.. Bailey before returning to her home in Brookshire. Texas.
 Mrs. Joel Terrell and two daughters were here from Clifton during the week attending the session of the grand temple Pythian Sisters and the territorial fair
 Dr L. A ". Burtch of Clifton at tended tine session of the grand lodge Knights of Pythias the early part of the week.
 MT and Mrs. John M. Aiken of Prescott were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Swetnam during the week. MT. (. IB,-gt ,T lodge sessions.
 Mir and Mrs. George Yorkc of !Saf- ford have been spending fair week in the city.
 Mir and Mrs. George OlDey came over from Stafford for the fair. Mrs Olncy also attended the sessions of the Pythian Sisters grand temple of which she was elected grand chief.
 Miss Lucy Purdum, principal of the public schools of Stafford. attended the teachers institute during the week.
 Miss Merna Robinson of Morenci was in attendance upon the teachers institute last week
 Ben Goodrich of Tombstone spent the week in the city.
 Hiram Corbett and Alfonso Page were weekend visitors in town from Tucson.
 Judge Ernest Lewis visited friends last week.
 Charles Tribolet visited his family for the week Mrs Tribolet will re- turn with her husband to Kelvin where they will spend the winter
 Harry Klavans was down from Nvickenburg for the fair.
 J. O. Dunbar of Globe was a Phoe- nix visitor last week.
 Mir and Mrs James Mccarthy have returned from Los Angeles and will spend short time visiting their son.
 Harry Drachman and James Dun-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

winters in Tempe. but who now calls Los Angeles his home was a Phoenix visitor for several days last week.
 
 c. r. Lee spent the week in town from Harqua Hala
 Mrs. John Hilgen returned to Phoe- nix Monday after an absence Of three years in Los Angeles. She will return to the coast Monday
 
 The Elks entertained all stray EIks with smoker and banquet last Thursday evening. in their club rooms in the Elks' theater
 Mir and Mrs. George Newman of Flagstaff arrived in Phoenix Monday and will spend the winter here. Mir. and Mrs. F.. W. Stephens and
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

J. A McGee spent fair week in town returning tO Tucson last night.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

With a desire to assist in the en- tertainment of fair week visitors sev- ersl young men of the city very sue cessfully arranged subscription Gance which was held on Wednesday evening at the Arizona School of Music. Fully thirty subscribers entertained nearly a hundred guests. the guest list being limited to rion-residents. The music was excellent and the decorations. while not elaborate. were beautiful. The military party from the post at Fort Huachuca were special guests Of honor and many friendships were made during the evening that will add to the future pleasure Of those attend ing The following is partial list of those attending: MT. and Mrs. Ned Creighton. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stauf
 fer. Captain and Mrs. Bigelow. Mir. and Mrs H. O. Brophy. MT. and Mrs Homer King. MT. and Mrs R. A Kirke. MT. and Mrs. q. |. Young, NIT. and Mrs. L J. Johnson. MT. and Mrs. Harry Kennedy. MT. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson. Mir and Mrs. Royal Les cher. MT and Mrs. Frank Ainsworth. Mir and Mrs F. T. Ceilings. NIT. and Mrs Shirley Christy. Hlr. and Mrs. J. B Girand. Mir. and Mrs. Tom Campbell. Mir and Mrs. NJ. J. Cunningham, Mir. and MrS. Hugh F.. Campbell. MT and Mrs J C Adams, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Packard. MT. and Mrs. Ninson, Lieu tenant and Mrs. Collins. Mir. and Mrs. w C. Foster. MT. and Mrs. Webb Griffcn. Mir. and Mrs. Ed Kastner. MT. and Mrs. Walter Vail. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Duffy NIT. and Mrs. J F. Cleve- land. Miss Ruth Ainsworth. Miss Helen Alexander. Miss Helen Benedict, Miss Marguerite Adams. Miss Lucille Fauar, Miss Helen Kane, Miss Gertrude Bast. Miss Lemmic Stauffcr Miss Elizabeth Bennett. Miss Grant Miss Norma Sweeney Miss Louise Bennett, Miss Hazel Goldcrg. Mis- Lucille Drach- man. Miss Maurice, Miss Sylvia Ainsworth. Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Duggelen, Miss Sadie. Allen. Miss Bales. Miss Young Miss Ester Young. Miss Lowell. Miss Hayden. Colonel Powell. Major Allen. R- NJ Peabody, Howard Cassidy. Will Callahan, Will F'ickas. Perry Munger. Donald Mcqueen, Mill ton Munger. Sid osborn. Sylvan Gang, VI. Rodcwin. MT Ely. Dr Redewill, Dr. Godfrey. Hugh Creighton. Sidney Gold man. Ben Staunton, William Aman, H. Price. w. Hessler Dufferin. Ruther- C Fhitbeck J. w. Hampton and C. \. overlook.
 The WOman's club will entertain Tuesday afternoon from to 6 with a reception 10 the school teachers and school officials. The club will hold a short business meeting prior to the reception. Mrs. Deity and Mrs Charles Chrstv were to be hostesses, but owing to the serious illness of Mrs
 Christy Mrs Deity will serve alone Delicious refreshments will be served
 The meeting of the grand lodge, Knight of Pythias and the grand tenn ple. Pythian Sisters. was the occasion of much entertaining by the local lodges Of each order during the early part of the week on Monday even i ing an informal reception was ten dcrcd to visiting knights and ladies at which cards and dancing were in
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

man is on her. way to San Francisco, where she will visit for a month with friends
 MT and Mrs. Bert Morgan of Los Angeles were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. C. D. Doris during the week.
  Arthur Jabees of Prescott is visiting friends for a few days. M. G. Burns of Prescott was d guest at the Den during fair week
  J. A. McGee spent fair week in town returning to Tucson last night
  C. H. Peters was in from Rouse for several days of last week. Dr. Lloyd c. Bailey of Mazatlan. Mexico. arrived in town Tuesday to
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

M. c. Burns of Prescott was d guest at the Den during fair week.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

join Mrs. Bailey as the guest of Mrs J. F. Cleaveland. Dr. and Mrs. Bailey will return to their home the early part of next week.
  MT and Mrs A F Brown of San
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14
Why? Here is the Answer:
ELEVATION: ::

--= southwest, its highest part be- Ing approximately 13 feet higher than the downtown section of Phoenix. This affords charming view of the city and the mountains. The slope also provides splen- did drainage.
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Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

Mir and Mrs. James Mccarthy have returned from Los Angeles and will spend short time visiting their son.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

HE PLAT: Los Olives subdvilcd 219 and less roads The
 o $ quiet freedm o Phoenix Il city conye
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

J. O. Dunbar of Globe was a Phoe- nix visitor last week.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14

Harry Drachman and James Dun
Arizona republican., 1909-11-14
NEIGHBORHOOD::The The

NClOI1DORT1OOD I ne ,I's? I;,. VI nolilts aiI the building restrictions the remaining lots is guar anee that Los Olives is and always will be most highly improved neghborhood The kind that is most desiI9,- ble for the HOME of the Twentieth Century Amercan solicitious for the comfort health and social environ ment of his family.
 ng considered, these lots priced very moderately le restrictions and liberal terms additional induce ormatiOn. Liberal loans made to assist in building.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-29
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE 70 BRIDGE BUILDERS J


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND
Sealed proposals viii be received by the joint
COMMITTEES on the Nutley bridge over the Pas
sale River. by the Boards of Chosen Freeholders
OF the counties Of Essex and Bergen. for re-
painting the bridge and for the construction Of
sidewalks and railing thereon. Bids to be sub
mitted to the committee on Monday. June z.
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the bridge site. and at
no other time or place.
Bids TO be submitted separately for painting
and for sidewalks and railing. and each bid to
be accompanied by a certified check for ten
nO per cent. Of the amount bid, TO insure tbs
execution Of the contract. Each bid to be en-
closed in an envelope Endorsed on the outside
with the name Of the bidder and the work he
proposes to do.
Plans can be examined and all necessary
Information obtained at the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Board Of Chosen Freehoidsrs, Court
House. Hackensack, n. j., and at the Office of
the County Engineer, Room 312. Court House,
Newark. n. J.. any day except Saturday, be-
tween the hours OF 10 a. m and 4 .. M.
All bids will be unsealed and the contents
publicly announced at the above mentioned
time and place.
A bond will be required from the successful
bidder for the faithful performance of the
contract.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
GEORGE SMITH.
Chairman.
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BRANCH OFFICES AND
AGENTS.


Advertising Received at Office Rates.
~ .N.rr .,t,,tcr
oKA NEE oF Fasi r, .zs or.,s
oFFICE- -, -. -
rs tiarI5son aSs1Se; lei nSV. NEWARK
P 3 81 Ise Sas.., stree, re, ..s
Apom on, io Nassau street "a @so'
80 .EpSrv suour .crx~.rs
NV JEftSf1f shonE A"ENSlEs'
Aa nsrx q rAnhn vsncv po.tots.. Rrra,,.
Tel SIl-W;
ATLANTIC cITY. -
AUTHORIZED
NEWARK
Bros. Tel. ioso-L- 3. i.
Broad stTsei $40. Paul Knecht Tel. III
B1 Bsan' str sTD0t s,l,.. j. h. Greenwood. Tel.
ioSi-J. n u.
Tel. 22ss-I;. Newark.
Newark. -
Clinton avenue. zss, r. sableson- Tel lSs2-H'
cl Msssri avenue, so. August riaa.u. Tel
clinton avenue. sss. cha.. A. sehuidt. Tel
clinton avenue, 500, W. r Moore. Tel PASS.
ley Tel. ICES, wayerIy -,
ESQ. Waveriy.
Elm and Pacific streets. c. B. Duncan. Tel
rs ssIs'j :t1 NsT' gsp..lt. Hamburg place. J. g.
Blumen. Tel l5i7-W, Newark.
Orange street. 596. VIM. H. Sayre. Tel. 1876.
Branch Brook.
Springfield averae. $50. John Breunie. Tel
Springfield avenue and Magnolia street. APP
piebau.n. Tel is5e-R. waveriy.
Springfield avenue and T. Eighteenth avenue,
E Beitman. Tel. 2Ts. Waverly.
Springfield avAnue and Jones street, c. Roen-
beck. Tel. 2s. Newark.
Wright -tree and Sherman avenue. J. H
Parker. TEL 1881. Waverly.
ARLINGTON
Peter F. Benthein news stand. opp. Green
wood Lake Denot. Tel. l27-R. Arlington.
M~ORRISTOWN-
Washington St. Is. Albert Bowman Tel. $50.
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east orange.

DO NOT lose this opportunity--165 William st.
parlor. with open fireplace, library, dining
room and kitchen: with good closet room, three
chambers and bath with porcelain plumbing on
second floor; two good attic chambers steam
heat wash trays; cemented cellar; servants
toilet; gas throughout; immediate possession
central location; 5000, mortgage 81, 800 at per
cent, rent $500: terms. 81, 600 cash secures deed.
will take good building lot in part payment;
lease hve years, rent $3.50. giving credit for all
vents paid less disbursements Consult Ma
rHAN RUSSELL. Inc, or any East Orange
krDker. #a
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STORES, OFFICES. ETC, TO
LET.
FATHER OF y CHILDREN.

DUBUQUE, Ia, May 2s.-Captain
KirnbeI, a rivernan, aged IS years, has
become the father of his twenty-third
child. His present wife. his fourth, is
10 years old. They were married a yea
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Chatham, N. J.
High, Healthful
Chatham. N. |.

Adjoining and same altitude as Summit. N, J..
Lots. Plots, Acreage and Suburban Homes; low
prices; good terms; near station. Lackawanna
road 25 minutes out: IS trains daily. See or
write 100 Broadway. N. Y. or
Chatham, n. J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

CONGERs, Rockland County-Hour out; over
looks three lakes; ma gnifcent views. modern
house; furnished; 10 rooms; $4,000; mortgage
So, 500. What's offered in exchange with little
CASH. ALFRED KuHLKE. sos Broadway,
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TO RENT.

PAINTER and decorator wants to rent stors
and living rooms in exchange for work.
ARENSON. z3 Eighteenth av-s
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FURNISHED COTTAGES TOILET

Ont of Town.
o RENTAL Avon, N. j.. new ie-room cot
tage, ali improvements, furnished. Apply to
owner. 22s Woodland Az, Avon.
FOR RENr-At Belmar. n. j.. two new 10
room cottages. all improvements, furnished.
NEAT 7-room house reasonable; long season.
until Monday; after Monday call = Orchard 81.
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SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED

THE Scar Brook Farm at Northneld. for sum
mer boarding. plenty Of shade and quiet;
hoard reasonable. MRS. RRowER, R. F. D..
Chatham, n. ].
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE FIRE DEPART
emf,
CTTY HATT.

Newark. N. J.. May q. fs1.
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters during the hour between 4 and
430 O'clock p. m. on Wednesday. June Q. 1909,
and will be opened Immediately after the ex-
piration of the time fixed for receiving the
aforesaid proposals, for furnishing the depart
ment with the following supplies. to wit: Oats.
hay, bran and straw.
Such quantities Of the best quality as shall
be needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the quarters of ths
said companies. samples of oats to accom-
pany each bid.
Further information concerning these pro-
posais, as to quality and quantity, viii be fur
nished upon application to the secretary OF the
board.
The Board OF Fire commissioners reserves the
right 70 reject any or all proposals so received
as may be dsaned for the best interests OF tn
THOMAS E. BURKE
President.
f w. SULLIVAN,
Secretary, my2s.st
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TO LET.


Out of Town..
STONE cottages end tents. furnished. on
Shrewsbul- River. c. VILLAINS. High
landc. N J
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Bridge Committees OF the Board Of Chosen
Freeholders OF Essex County for constructing
the following bridges and drains.
Concrete arch culvert on Gregory avenue.
West Orange.
Concrete culvert on Hatfield street, Caldwell.
Concrete cuivert on Swamp road, Caldwell.
Iron pipe drain on Washington avenue.
Nutley.
Iron pipe drain on Hatfield street. caldweil.
Proposals viii be received by the committees
on Monday. June It'll. at $3.50 D.. M, at Room
81, Court House. Newark. y. J., and at no
other time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
above Office.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for 5 per cent. OF the amount Of the bid.
or an approved surety bond for 10 per cent Of
the amount of bid, to ensure the execution Of
the necessary contract and TO be Endorsed on
the outside with the name Of the bidder end
the work he proposes TO do
The committees reserve The right 70 reject any
or all bids-
County EnrinN1Y
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Summit.

FOR SALE-Seven-room house. three green
houses, bath; land 200 feet front, 400 deep;
reasonable price. Apply 20 Pine Grove av.,
Summit. N. J..
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NEW 7-room cottage, large reception hall.
saith, piped for gas, wired, range and all Inn
p~royements: lot 45xi3o: price 50. 500; easy terms.
HENNINGER. SO Alexander. near High.
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100 LOTS will be sold in plots 50x150. $500.
Wednesday, June 2. 1903; special sale from 3
to 7 :. m. bring your wife to look them over
Wednesday. Essex county, Blue Ridge, Rose
Vile and Model Park before you. Inquire
HEIDELBERG PARK. Maplewood.
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East Orange.
DECORATION DAY

S~PECIALS-Best built S-room cottage. new,
near Brick Church station; only So, 500.
50. this new home, 10 rooms, bath;
elegant plumbing; handsome decorations; cleo
exclusive neighborhood; 80 feet front lawn.
SO. 500-WHICH Is 81, 1000 below actual value; ~
rooms; electricity; steam; 75x150. See for
yourself; unsurpassed mountain view.
JOHN G. WITHROW,
at Brick Church station. East Orange, N. J.
S., 5oo-s500 DOWN seven rooms and bath: at
tractively arranged, conveniently located:
the kind that you have been looking for: re-
member. only $500 down. CONNOLLY a. CON
MOLLY 4th av. and 10th ST., opp. Ampere sta
ton, East Orange. N. J.
Sc, 400-NEW tw~o-family house; every improve
ment: completely decorated; upper fiat leased
for 1886 yearly; immediate possession OF lower
nat; values Increasing rapidly; easy terms.
ST.. ODD. Ampere station, East Orange, N. j.
rwo-FAMrLY HoUsE-one nat of Z rooms
and one fiat Of 8 rooms; light rooms; all i'm
heaters: reasonable Price. Address for price.
ETC.. HOUSE. Box 70. Star ONCE.
Glen Ridge.
COMFORTABLE old fashioned home; desirable
provements; lot 65x140; $500: no reasonable
offer refused. Offices open Monday. NATHAN
RUSSELL. Inc.
CHOICE building plot, 5ox1O0, restricted neigh
borhood; desirable surroundings, $500, Have
others at higher price. Offices open Monday.
NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.
ON choice restricted ST., modern home. s rooms.
bath, improvements; lot b0x130; 1900. Offices
open Monday. NATHAN RUSSELL. Inc.