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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-27
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Sept. 2Z-American Sc
curitles opened quiet and about un-
changed today. During the first hour
trading was light and prices, after a
slight advance, eased to the opening
level. AT noon values ranged from
unchanged to Il higher than yester-
days New York closing.
New York alternately bought and sold
in the afternoon and h market closed
irregular.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-27

The Imperial Reichsbank of Berlin
has advanced its minimum discount
rate from 4 per cent. to s per cent.
President Forgan, of the First Ma
tional Bank of Chicago, predicts dull
business n very easy money after
crop moving, but no financial trouble
II the people keep politically cool. He
blames politics for a gradual decrease
in the volume of business.
The Union Pacific railroad has placed
with Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and Barring
Bros. 81 CO., Limited, for issue in Lon
don by the latter. and Glyn, Mills,
Currie & Co.. II, 800. 900 sterling Union
Pacific railroad first lien and refunding
mortgage 4 per cent. bonds. The bonds
will be issued in sterling denominations
only.
The report of the Lehigh Valley
Transit Company for August shows
gross earnings of $116, 1856, compared
woth $10S,o4 last year. Net earnings
We're $64. 6S3, compared with $59.577. The
surplus was $3S, 1855. compared with
$32,S31. The surplus for eight months
WIS @lVo,1Oo, With 945,OiI last
year. The eight months surplus is
greater than for the full year of 1909.
At the annual meeting of the Boston
Stock Exchange yesterday Lyman q.
Greenleaf was reelected president.
Assistant General Manager McPher-
son. Of the Missouri Pacific, says the
company plans spending $50, 000, 900 on
improvements and betterments during
the next ten years, If It can borrow
money at reasonable interest.
The sharp advance In American Tele-
phone and Telegraph and Western
Union was partly due to buying for
Washington account. There were
rumors OF the possibility of telegraph
and telephone companies being brought
under the Jurisdiction of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and TO a certain
extent from under the control of in
dividual States.
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DON'T MISS SEEING THESF
elegant two-family houses. Boston plan, built
on extra large terraced lots. they contain ID
rooms and two baths. beautifully decorated;
separate steam heaters: gas and electric lights;
located on beautiful Park av., just off Prospect
St, East Orange; prices and terms TO suit the
most conservative; our representative on the
premises Sunday from 2 until 6 y. m. PHILIP
J. BOWERS & %. 1879 Market st.
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ELIZABETH Az, 153-seven-room dwelling,
with all impts. S0-foot lot. running through
TO Milford av. room on rear to build three
family: desirable store site; big bargain; look
II over and make offer. G. WOLF,
221 Clinton av.
S4, Co home, in perfect order; conven-
lent to South st. station; Z rooms and bath:
all impts. rather than rent owner will sell
below value. LINNETT & WOLF. 21 Clinton
av.
S5,0OC-TWO-FAMILY. in Milford av.j II rooms
and 2 baths; steam heat; particularly light
and cheerful rooms: want offer. &
WOLF, 90 Clinton av.
Sc, 400-THREE-FAMILY. which could not be
duplicated for 81, 200: II rooms; every i'm
proVemept, except heat; between two car lines
in section where flats are always rented: this
is splendid Investment chance. LINNETT 81
WOLF, 21 Clinton av.
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Real Estate for Sale or
Exchange.
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sEVENTY-AcRB productive farm, Pennsyl-
yania-Two stone houses, large stone barn
and outbulldings. in fine condition: cuts 40 tons
hay; 6 acres in rye. s acres in wheat. Is acres
IN corn: apple orchards: 3 COWS. 2 hofses, $50
chickens, etc. fine place; buildings worth the
price: have SO, 500 equity: will exchange for q
family house in East Orange. Apply JOHN j.
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bloomfield.

SEVERAL very desirable new six-roonn houses
in nice locality, each having modern bath
room and ak improve nents, including heat
throughout: may be purchased at an excep-
tionally low price on very easy terms. actual
cost of holding one of these houses being about
$14 per month. Inquire of owner, j. STAN-
FORD. sos bloomfield ay.. Bloomfield, N. j.
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Factory Property for Sale
or to Let.

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ATTENTION.
See us for factories. factory sites and lofts.
We have every available property for manufac-
turing purposes and best railroad and transit
facilities for lease, and some for sale on easiest
terms. These buildings will meet every require
ment; suitable for any kind of business; some
with railroad sidings. some with power houses.
FEST s. FEST, Factory Specialists. 1888 Broad
ctroaf
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EIGHT lots in Belleville: fine corner; owner will
sacrifice for cash. Apply JOHN !. SLOAT, 1876
Market ST. Newark. N. ].
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HOWARD ST., 1874. near Springfield av.-Large
store with rooms, suitable for any business;
50. FEST e. FEST. f38 Broad.
MARKET ST., 7o-Three-story mercantile build
ing; also three-story brick buildings, rear 6S,
70. 70 Market ST., for storage purposes. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER. Union building.
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Factory Property and Sites
for Sale.

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EXECUTORS SAL
Must sell Immediately to close estate; excep-
tional factory corner, New Jersey Railroad av.:
most central, convenient location; excellent
shipping facilities; plot about 120x160; chance
to pick up a bargain. FEIST e. FEST. Sole
Agents, 1888 Broad st.
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Real Estate for Sale.
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OUT OF TOWN.

PLOT 100 feet by 100 feet, near Plsinneld; right
tance to New York: high. dry and level; good
soil; will sell for S195: easy terms; discount for
cash. OWNER, 1853 Westfeld ay,, Elizabeth.
Nj j.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange;
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Located on one of the choicest residential
avenues In East Orange; six minutes from rail-
road station, three minutes from trolley; con-
tains 10 rooms, bath and all impts.: building
In splendid conditions; newly painted; no rea-
sonable Offer refused small amount of cash
ket ST.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quota
tions are furnished and corrected by
Charles A.. Stoneham & Co. 81 Broad
street. New York: Bid. Asked.
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East Orange.

and homes for sale; also bungalow sites,
$500 per acre. Il. J.. HELLER Caldwell.
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REAL EsrRTR
Special Real Estate Days---TuGsdays and Fridays.
Real Estate for Sale.
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CITY.

ONLY
S.. 900
Forest Hills handsomest and newest
brick Colonial residence. corner plot,
about ~1o0x1SS, in the finest residential
section, designed by one Of New York's
leading architects; twelve elegant, large.
bright rooms. large hall. vestibule; liv-
ing room, 2sx16.6; reception room, large
dining room. buffers pantry extra
closets, three tiled bathrooms. servants
toilet, four large chambers, billiard
roon, storage room, cedar clothes room.
linen closets and seven other closets;
cellar has cement floor; p~lastered cell
ing; laundry and vegetable room; hard
wood floors throughout; dining room
paneled oak wainscot and mantel; living
room oak trim and mantel; balance of
first and second floor white enamel trim.
mahogany doors, stair rails and treads;
artistic open nreplaces.
FETST & FEIS'
SOLE AGENTS
73S BROAD ST.
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Johnson ay. three-family; 2S-foot plot; twenty
large. bright, beautiful rooms. reception hall,
tiled bath; separate steam h%eaters; separate
entrances; tastefully decorated marble yest,
b1les. beamed ceiling; electricity; restricted
locality; paved street. FEST 81 FBlST, 1888
proad ST,
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open High. Low. Close,
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CITY.


SAVE MONEYli
Buy now at a special price.
Something different in 2-family houses.
ROSE VILLA TRACT.
Roseville av., between Third ana
Bloomfield avs.)
These high-class houses. the DE
LUXE COLONIAL" plan. look like one
family dwellings. Large porches, large
plots. hedge fences (making each plot a
park in itself). The DIFFERENCE is
In style and arrangements. Especially
CRITICAL and EXACTING purchasers.
E THESE HOUSES TODAYl
Take Roseville cars to Roseyille av..,
RoseviIie av.. walk south; D., L. and
W. Station. five minutes walk.
Agents on Premises.
FEST & FEST.
Managing Agents. 7SS Broao 81
A few apartments for rent.
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FOR SALE-Desirable dock property on Pas
said River, l12 IT. by 200 IT.. three-story brick.
one-story brick and three-story frame building
on property; centrally located; shipping faetli-
ties excellent Address F. C.. Box 81 star
Office.
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MT. PROSPECT Av., Best Part-Beautiiui
residence on plot 75x19o: stone and shingie;
u rooms and bath and billiard room; gas ana
electric lights and steam heat; owner ANXIOUS
to sell, or will rent for 800 per MONTH; rrlce
reduced from $4,000 to $2S,O00 II sold oeiore
September 80; easy terms; act quickly boIlo
ECHLESINGER Union building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-27

NItVUU ChbTI POIB
Clinton Hill two-family snap, near Clinton av.
nftecf, large. bright rooms, two tiled baths,
extra washroom; parquet floors, beautiful deco
rations: separate entrances: large plot. FEST
& FEIST, 1873 Broad st.
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| Factories, Lofts, Etc.. to Let.
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BROAD ST., 55s-Entire building. formerly oc-
cupied as piano salesroom and studio. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER. Union building.
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High-class six-family, near station; five and
six large light rooms, bath and pantry each
floor; modern plumbing, enamel sinks; large
ranges: handsome tiled entrance; newly deco
rated, halls c%arpeted: rental 1924; mortgaged
IS. coo: 81, 00. Act now. FEST & FEST, 7S
Proad st.
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ONLY 81, GOO CASH REQUIRED.
to buy this choice two-family house; splena,uly
located in restricted section of Roseville; close
to railroad station and trolley; contains IL
rooms and two baths; all impts., including sep,
arate entrances and steam heaters; VIII sen
$500 below actual value on easy terms. fhiblf
BOWERS & Q. 1879 Market st.
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Here's a Bic &. Orange Rargain,

$500 cash. balance $500 membranes, and
$500 mortgage buys a fine one-family residence,
. rooms. bath. laundry. electric, gas. steam
heat, beamed ceiling; can't duplicate for less
than IS, 900: act quick. Apply JOHN ]. SLOAT,
1856 Market ST., Newark. N. J.
NINE-ROOM house; all modern improvements:
large lot; good neighborhood; three minutes
walk from station and trolley; 1900. EUGENE
NELLY. cor. of Main ST. and Arllngton av.
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SACRIFICE

New threesfhmily. Johnson av., restricted 10
cality: exceptionally well constructed; twenty
one rooms, %pantries. tiled baths, beamed cen
ings. separate entrances; all decorated; large
porches; screens: separate heaters $i,ouo cash
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PARAMOUNT AY.-Two-family, between South
Orange ana Thirteenth avs; five rooms and
bath TO each apartment and two finished rooms
on third floor: asking $780,: easy terms. LOUIS
SCHLEsINGER. Union building.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eiseie 8 King
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FORCED SALE, f CLINTON Ay.
Nine beautiful rooms, bath, reception hall,
buffers pantry; compiete improvements; hard
wood floors throughout; plot SO feet front; room
for garage; easiest terms. FEST & FEST.
738 Broad st.
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PARAMOUNT AVENUE Two-FAMILY.
Near Thirteenth, av. thirteen large. bright
rooms, two baths: separate steam heaters;
handsomely decorated; owner forced TO sell;
easiest terms. FEST & FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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SUPERIOR FOREST HILL RESIDENCES.
Elegantly located: eleven beautiful, large,
light rooms. centre hall, two baths; not water
heat. Electricity; Instantaneous water heatlng'
beautiful harIwoo trim; beamed ceillngi par
uuet floors throughout; exquisite electric fx-
ti1res: choice decorations: three porches; 5O-
,ot plot: snap, s14.0W; easy terms. FEST q
n fTCsr 7p Rroad ST
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Imperial Reichsbank of Berlin
has advanced its minimum discount
rate from 4 per cent. to s per cent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-27

Star want ads are read by people who ars
buyers. Advertise in the Star.
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"a. 7oo-STXTY acres. Groom brick house my
shape: ice house. barns, 2 wagon houses, slop'
etc; 3 cows, 8 horses, 100 hens; apple orcnaru,
200 barrels. and other fruit; 5 minutes walk 70
railroad depot; cuts Is tons hay; land ieVei'
this is a snap.
$50, 000-195 ACRES. 1856 tlllage; land lever, III
high state of cultivation; house. y roonIs,
decorated. large number outbuildings, horse ana
COW barns. wagon sheds, grain barns etc;;
orchards OF so fruit trees and other shlail
fruit; IT horses and cows; terms can pe y
ranged; price includes stock, crops ana iarnh
machinery, much of II new.
Have other farms Call and see me;
JOHN T.. SLOAT, 1856 Market ST., Newark, N. D.
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A sp1rNnIn INVESTMENT.

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. ~
roon,s and six baths. ali decorated. every impt.
except heat; well located on South orange az,
a good renter; offered at a genuine saerincs,
anv reasonable amount of cash down., balance
on terms to suit purchaser. PHILIP ]. BOW
hrs & 20. 1880 Market st.
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THOMAS ST., vicinity of Orchard st.--One-fam-
lily dwelling, IL rooms, bath, all impts
screens and awnings throughout; must be sold
to close an estate; special price. Sc. 900. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER, Union building.
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FOREST HILL MUST SELL
of Mt. Prospect av. beautiful wide avenue
elegant, honestly constructed stucco and frame
residence; eight large rooms, reception hall,
bath, buffers pantry; attic; steam heat; hard
wood trim; parquet floors; tastefully decorated
FEST & FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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THRET-FAM1LY sNA.

LittIeton av.. near South Orange av. twenty
large, bright rooms. three baths; steam heat
honestly constructed; sacrifice. $3.50 FEST
& FEIST, 1888 Broad st.
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Stores. Offices. Etc. to Let.

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continue the conference this week
A tentative schedule OF rates now
under consideration advances the
arst-class rate from New York to san
francisco. Seattle and other coast
cities from So to 81 per hundred
pounds, with corresponding increases
on the lower Ave numbered and Ave
lettered classes. The rates to inter-
mediate points are to be graded be-
tween these figures On this basis the
first class rate from Chicago to the
coast would be approximately $3.50 in
stead of So as at present.
The principal railroad systems in
volved in the plan for a reimbursement
OF the western rates are the Hartman
lines, including the Union and South
ern Pacific systems; the Hill lines. the
Great Northern and Northern Paclfc:
the Gould lines, including the Western
Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande: the
Sante Fe and the st. Paul, although
nearly every railroad in the United
States more or less directly win be
affected.
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Railroad News
LAUNDRY RATE AT
FARGO HEARING
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS WILL
LISTEN TO MUCH MooTED
QUESTION DEC. 9.

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 29.--The case
Of the North Dakota Launderers as.
ISOLATION will come before the meet
ing of the railroad commission to be
held in Fargo on the morning of Dec.
The launderers have for some time
been complaining of what they claim
are excessive and unreasonable rates
charged by the express companies for
the transportation OF their shipments
of goods and for the return of the
empty carriers. There is also the
charge made that too high prices are
asked for the collection OF charges.
The laundrymen Of the state also
ask that the products OF dry cleaning
establishments be put under the same
ruling as other laundries.
The present rate ON laundry ship
ments is 30 per cent less than the
regular merchandise shipments and
this the petitioners claim Is not
enough lower when the immense
amount of business done by the laun-
derers is taken into consideration.
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membership campaign Of the Y. M
G. A. will be extended throughout the
remainder Of this week. The cam
patgn was to have been for just three
days and would have ended today.
Notices of the campaign have not
all been issued and it will be inpos-
sible to get them out until late today
and this has prevented the campaign
workers from being able to strike their
best ticks BY this evening all the
workers will have been reached and
every effort will be made to push the
membership rush to the front.
AT the present time the business
men are leading in the campaign. Ac-
cording to the method of counting.
which is after the manner of a NINA
ture and burlesque football game. the
score is rs to In favor of the Com
mercial men Of the city, However
the young men and boys team are
said to be holding back some members
and win make a grand final rush In
hopes OF smothering the business
mems score.
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Coal and Wood. Prompt delivery.
phone 2Is1. Johnson Landeen Co.
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TO PULL FANGS OF
SPOKANE DECISION
LINES SEEK TO RAISE RATES
FROM NEW YORK AND CHI
cAGo TO COAST

Chicago, Nov. 29- Existing through
freight rates to the Pacific coast:
From Chicago, So q hundred pounds.
From New York So hundred
pounds.
Proposed through freight rate to
the Pacific coast:
From Chicago. $3.50 q hundred
pounds.
From New York, 81 q hundred
pounds.
Chicago will be moved across the
freight rate map OF the United States
500 cents hundred pounds nearer to
the Pacific coast giving to the great
central market geographical advan-
tage over New York and the Atlantic
seaboard. ever heretofore denied, in
competition for western trade. This
will be realized II transcontinentai
railroads succeed In new plan rails
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STANDARDIZATION
MODELS FOR 1871
FARGO AUTO G SUPPLY vo., ARE
DISPLAYING THE NEW CARS
THAT HAVE CREATED SO MUCH
FAVORABLE COMMENT EVERY
WHERE.

When you see beautiful brown
car; graceful, strong and massive in
appearance; silent, powerful and swift
In movement, driving about the city
you will know it's the new 1911 model
OF the Stoddard- Dayton, sold in this
city by the Fargo Auto & Supply Co,
and counted one OF the manufacture
ing triumphs of the season.
The new car that Is only one of d
number Of new models offered by this
popular agency, for they have the
Stoddard- Dayton in a variety of sizes
and at different prices that win suit
all classes of buyers so that no mat
ter what the need may be In cars there
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Coal and Wood. Prompt delivery
phone 21Sl. Johnson Co.
City Water Notice.

To Water Consumers OF this city:
II you hear kissing noise coming
from your water pipes, please tele-
phone number 5, water works, and
the same will be Immediately rem
edied. Warning! Should it be found
that any one IL leaving their taps
open, allowing water to run to save
pipes from freezing, parties so doing
will be fined and water shut off.
A. j. Craig, Supt.
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is q stoddard- Dayton to supply the
need.
The Fargo Auto & Supply Co. is a
fast growing concern, due to the popu-
lar lines they carry and their knowl-
edge of the automobile business IN
every branch. They will centralize
their efforts this season on the stod.
dar- Dayton line, the REQ, the Peer
less and the Marmon. continuing OF
course, their large tire and repair
business.
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TRACK AND TIE

/. p. Gellerman, district passenger
agent of the N. p, with headquarters
at 81 Paul. was in Fargo this morn
ing
A. M. Thompson of st. Paul, travel
ing passenger agent of the Erie rail-
road was in the city today.
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Hav for sails.

We. have about 800 tons Of choice
timothy and wild hay for sale In
stacks, near Fargo, Davenport and Sa-
bin. Page Benedict Land Co.
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Watch and Clock Repa,rirc

We call for clocks and deliver them.
Phone 16S7-L. American JeweIry Co.
$40 Front street. All work guaranteed
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HAY, FEED, FLOUR

or good quality at lower prices than
others ask. Special attention to orders
for big lots. |. Goldberg. SIS Front
street Phone 114e.