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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-11
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1L.-Flour-Barely
steady with demand slow.
Wheat-As the outcome of y%ester-
days bearish government report,
heavy increase in the European visible,
and favorable Argentine news, wheat
declined rs early with trading quiet.
December. 1O4A@1O41h; May, 1OS%@
10SB.
Beef-Steady.
P~ork-Steady.
Lard-Easisr; middle West, 12.75@
12.S So.
Sugar-Raw, barely steady; musco-
vado, SO test, $40: centrifugal, 90 test,
$50. Molasses, SO test, 3.15. Refined.
quiet; crushed, 5.65; ~granulated. 4.95;
powdered, sos.
Petroleum-Steady.
Coffee-Spot, quiet.
Molasses-Quiet.
Hay-Firm.
Butter-Steady. unchanged; receipts,
10. t40.
Cheese-steady. unchanged; receipts,
8,644.
Eggs-Firm; receipts, 1857; State
Pennsylvania and i.earby, hennery,
white, 34@42; do. gathered, white, 32@
81; do. gathered, brown, 32034; do.
gathered, brown, 29@31; fresh gathered,
extra first, 271a@2S1s; 10. first, 26q27.
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OFF SHOWN IN
FOODSTUFF EXPORTS,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE report
of the bureau of statistics of the de-
partment of commerce and labor issued
today shows that the exports OF domes-
tic breadstuffs, meal and dairy prod
ucts, food animals, cotton and mineral
oils from the United States for the cur
rent year up to October l amounted to
1856, 594, 422, as compared with $512, SIS, 173
for the corresponding nine months Pc
Rod Of last year.
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oND
OIL SHIPPERS MAKE
A STRENUOUS PROTEST.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA hearing
has been given by the Interstate Com
merce Commission on the subject Of
the regulation of the carriers operat-
ing south of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers and east of the Mississippi river
requiring oil companies to ship ben-
zine, gasoline n naphtha in metal
tanks or drums instead OF barrels and
other wood containers.
The claim is made by the carriers
that the new regulations are intended
to promote the safety of employees and
to prevent the possible destruction of
freight by the explosion or ignition Of
benzine, gasoline n naphtha trans
ported.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE cotton
market opened steady at an advance
of 5 points on october, which was IN
fluenced by covering, but generally at
a decline of 2 to 7 points under liqui-
dalton and disappointing cables. Sell
ing was rather aggressive at the start,
for the good weather in the South is
leading to some modification of tine
low estimates of the crop heard two or
three weeks ago, but the offerings were
we'll absorbed, and after showing a
net loss of about 70 to 10 points the
market rallied 4 or 5 points on buying
by trade interests and covering.
Liquidation became less active dur
ing the middle of the morning, n
many early sellers turned for cover,
while there was a continued demand
from trade sources so that prices rail-
lied to within 3 or 4 points of last
nights close. Later trading was less
active, but the market at midday was
steady and at practically the best
figures reached on the recovery.
sr.D urANr ans uRINC REsrT T4
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DIR. WILLIAM BULL LEAVES
ESTATE OF $339,l47.

NEW YORK, oct. 11.-Dr. William T.
Bull. the celebrated G who died
on February %, 1909, left an estate of
1899, 147, according to an appraisal filed
in the transfer tax Office. OF this es-
tate. $162. 596 vas the gross personality,
which, with expenses of administration,
charges for fees, and debts, was re-
duced to SIPS. 1898.
DR.. Bulls property at 80, 81 and 80
West Thirty-ffth street was appraised
at $243. $50, on which there is a $50, 900
mortgage. Among the personal prop
erty We're sixteen Az per cent. Japanese
bonds, valued at $7,153; 10S shares
United States Steel preferred, s11, 664;
125. shares United States Steel common,
S5.4S7. and 40 shares of the Newport
Gaslight Company, $50, 600.
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WALL STREET BANKS IT'S
HOPES ON THE R M

NEW YORK. - Oct. 11-Although
there is no general interest in the mar
ket and the banking interests are dis
posed to discourage e~peculation for "A
time 1t is understood .tnat certain large
operators are inclined to taxi a hope
full view of the market and to bring
about greater activity than has been
seen lately.
They do not expect to be able to de-
velop a broad and active market, for
they believe that such attempt would
~beschecked by the banks. They think,
however, that more attention should
be given to the excellent crops of the
season than to the political situation.
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INSTALMENT JEWELRY
FIRM OWES $4,000.

NEW YORK. Oct. ia petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against l..
w. Sweet g. Co, (corporation), install
jewelry dealers at 10 Broadway,
by Walter 7. Kohn, attorney for these
creditors: Leo Kohn, $1,120; David
Danaw, $20S, and julius Dawson, $500.
Judge Holt appointed Julius Henry
Cohen receiver. The corporation has
~endeavoring to make a settlement
at 40 cents on the dollar, which. was ac-
by all but a few creditors.
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ASSAYHR TORREY RESIGNS.

NEW YORK, oct. 11.-Herbert c..
Torrey, chief assayer Of the New York
assay office. has sent his resignation TO
superintendent Daniel p. Kingsford to
take effect on November 1. Mr.. Tor
rey said last night that he intended
to take up outside professional work
after his resignation became effective.
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JUST OFF CLINTON AVENUE.
4 two-family house. containing thirteen rooms
and two baths; nicely decorated; all improve
ments. including separate steam heaters, can be
bought witt. either % or 30 feet front; good
iciehhorhuuG. offered at a genuine sacrifice;
with only 81, Goa down, balance on easy terms,
PHILIP j. OVER & &C, 1873 Market st,
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AMERICAN MINES SEIZED.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-Private
messages reaching here from Central
America indicate hat trouble on
tinues in Honduras. One cable dis
patch declares that soldiers have taken
possession of American property about
Amapala under the orders of the com
m~andante. The mine managers have
sent tugs down the river to Amapala,
hoping to take American marines from
the gunboat Princeton up to the mines
to regain their property.
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PLAN DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
SAN FRANCISCO AND JAPAN.

VICTORIA, B. C, Oct. 11.-Advices
from japan state that the Togo Kisen
Kaisha, under an agreement with the
Western Pacific railroad, has contracted
to start soon a direct steamer line from
Yokohama to San Francisco, emitting
the call at Honolulu. 1t is anticipated
that an eleven-day trip will be the re-
suit. 1t is proposed to put w new
liners into this service.
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r BROAD ST.-House. eight rooms and
bath; all in good condition; lea ed to May l..
1911; sacrifice "a, 700; mortgage 200 at 5 per
cent. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union building.
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937,S3O TEXAS BALES GINNED.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 1.-THE State
department of agriculture has issued
It's report of cotton ginned in Texas
during September. It shows that 937.-
$50 bales were ginned during that
month, as compared with S18.072 bales
for September of last year. The total
of the 1910 crop ginned to October 1
was 1,1S1 ,25S, as compared with 1,015.-
277 bales for last year up to that date.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Oct. 11.-American securi-
ties were irregular during the first
hour today. Fair buying advanced the
active issues, but the rest of the list
remained below parity. At noon the
market was steady, with prices rang
ing from "a above to " below yester-
days New York closing.
Wall street accepted the London
level and bought lightly, and the mar
ket closed steady.
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NATIVE CHINESE BANKS FAIL.

SHANGHAI, oct. 1.-THE specula-
ton in stocks which has been going
on here since June has resulted in the
failure Of two native banks for 10,-
900, 900 taels. Many failures are ex-
pected. The speculation in shares has
been going on since last June. and the
financial position is unsound. There
had been several failures of native
banks before the comparatively large
ones today.
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LANCASHIRE MILLS RESUME.

OLDHAM. Eng, Oct. 1.-THE cotton
mills of Lancashire have resumed OPP
erations. George Howe, a local en-
ployee, whose discharge caused the
strike at the Fern Mill n resulted in
the lockout of 1870, 900 operatives. re-
ceived work in another factory, In
one week the lockout cost the work
ers $500, 900 in wages and depleted the
union funds by 100000.
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SUGAR CROP GOOD.

HAVANA, oct. 1.-THE condition of
the sugar crop is excellent through
out the island, especially in Oriente
Province. 1t is too early to estimate
the yield in tons, but 1t will probably
exceed that of last year by a CON
siderable amount.
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KNITTING MILL TO RESUME.

FORT PLAIN, N. Y, Oct. 11.--Jo-
seph H. Reaney, of st. townsville, N.
Y, president of the Union Mills Cor
poration. has bought the Mark Knit
ting mill at Herkimer, which has been
idle for a year, but which when in op
Grafton employs 400 hands.
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TEXAS GUARANTY LAW FAILS.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. lit is reported
that o. B. Colquitt, Democratic noml-
nee for governor, will recommend the
repeal of the State bank guaranty law
to the Legislature which meets in jan
uary.. The law has not given the
satisfaction that its supporters pre-
dicted for it.
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CHoIC oNE-FAMILY HOUSE,
Montclair; nine rooms and bath; latest modern
improvements; handsomely decorated; grand
reception hall; beam ceiling; parquet floors;
porch on front OF house, extends around to rear
large lot; room for garage; street macadam-
lied; close to trolley and ten minutes walk
from station; 81. 700: easy terms; no house like
1t under 50, 500; act on this quick II you desire n
ket st.
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Factories, Lofts, ETC., to Let.
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ATTFNTIONt

III TTaV TOINF
See us for factories and factory sites; we have
every available property for manufacturing pur-
poses. with best railroad and transit facilities on
easiest terms; these buildings will meet every
requirement: suitable for any kind of business;
some with railroad sidings, some with power
houses. FEST & FEST. Factory Specialists.
73S Broad st.
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IRV1NGTON, n. ].
South Grove st.-One-family stucco, six rooms,
hath, steam heat, all improvements; easy terms,
1890. LOUIS SCHLBSlNGBR, Union building,
Newark, III.
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WIG WANTS THIS BARGAIN?
Fast Orange. n. J.. between William ct. and
Eaton pl. ip frst-class neighborhood, two-famiiy
house. fifteen rooms and two baths; all improve
ments: convenient to trolley and railroad; M
teen minutes from Market and Broad SITS. large
lot; annual rem 5000; price $500; 81. 200 cash re-
quired. balance mortgage; this low price only
body.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
- Ga nrand - Nnurarl III
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Factory Property and Sites
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AIIENllON
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. FEIsL. Factory Specialists. 73S Broad
street
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CHINA PLANS LARGE LOAN.

PEKIN. Oct. 1.-THE government is
considering raising a large loan. part
ly to enable it to denounce the Han
kow-szeehuan agreement, and also TO
meet current needs to inaugurate re-
forms.
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VALLEY r SECTION OF MAPLEWOOD.
One-family residence at sacrifice II sold at
once; large plot; eleven-room house. two baths,
right. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union building,
Newark, n. j.
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BELLDvIIIE, n. J.-Two-family. Greylock
Manor section; fourteen large rooms and tive
baths; all modern improvements, gas and cleo
tric light, separate steam heaters: must be sold
splendid Investment; price reduced to Sc. 100
terms $500 cash. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Unior
building, Newark, N. J.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

At the adjourned annual meeting of
Reading Company stockholders the on.
nual report was duly approved and a
resolution adopted commenting the
way in which the Baer management
has conducted the corporations affairs.
Unified orders on the books of the
United States Steel Corporation at the
end of September amounted to 3,i5S, 10s
tons, a decrease of 349,0 22 tons during
the month.
The Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey reports gross earnings of
81, 493, Q99 fo- August and surplus in
come of 1923, 042. the latter being a de-
crease of $15. 607,
Townsend Scott & Son. bankers, OF
Baltimore. representing Northern Cen
trial Railway shareholders opposed to
the proposed lease of the property to
the Pennsylvania railroad, issue a
statement explaining why they think
the proposition should be rejected at
the special meeting next Friday.
White. Weld g. Co. and Montgomery,
Clothier & Tyler have purchased from
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
81, 900, 900 Allegheny Valley railway gen.
eral mortgage as.
Surplus reserve of the Philadelphia
national banks, as reported yesterday,
was 81, 1853, $50, a decrease of s2,051 $50
over a week before.
-
w. r. Taylor, George Ziegler and
John r. Auch were elected directors of
sundry subsidiary companies in the
Reading system to fill vacancies.
Gross earnings of the American Rail-
ways Company for September showed
an increase Of $50. 953, as compared with
the same month last year.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are tho quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Syrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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= $50 Broad st, Newark. n. j.
THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY

to secure an exceptionally choice two-family
house, Boston plan, with every modern i'm
pTovement and convenience, including separate
hea tiers and electric lights. all handsomely dec
GRATED; situated on beautiful Park av., East
Orange. just off Prospect St. prices and terms
will Interest you IL you are in the market.
PHILIP j BOWERS & CO, 1879 Market ST.
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Bloomfield.

IN GOOD locaiity. new six-room house, with
bathroom and all improvements, including
heat throughout, for 81, 900; on easy terms. In
quire OF owner, j. STANFORD. sos Bloomfield
az, bloomfield.
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PLOT, 100 feet by 100 feet, near Plainheld, right
tenoe to New York; high. dry and level: good
sell: will sell for s195; easy terms; discount for
cash. OWNER. 1853 Westfeld ay., Elizabeth.
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Real ESTATE
Special Real Estate laysa--Tuesday8 and Fridays.
Real Estate for Sale.
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cITY


ONLY
S., 600
REQUIRED.
Forest HIS handsomest and newest
brick Colonial residence, corner plot.
about Io0xl3S. 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, eSx16.e; reception room, large
dining room, buffers pantry, extra
closets. three tiled bathrooms. servants
toilet, four large chambers. billiard
room, 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 walnscot and mantel; living
room oak trim and mantel; balance of
first and second floors white enamel trim,
mahogany doors. etair rails and treads;
artistic open nreplaces.
FEST & FEST
SOLE AGENTS,
1893 BROAD ST.
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Real Estate for Sale.
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CITY.
COME OUT TODAY.
See the Beautiful
Two-family Houses
AT ROSE VILLA

COME U TODAY.
See the Beautiful
Two-family Houses
AT RIOS VILLA.
Several new houses In Newark's most at
~tractive residential section (Roseville and
Third av.), have Just been completed; the
houses are colonial in style and contain nu-
merous unique and desirable features; in
cluded among them are parquet floors, gas
and electric lights, beam ceilings and tiled
bathrooms.
The houses are artistically decorated and
contain six and seven large rooms. all. light
and airy; early buyers will enjoy special con-
cessions; little cash required.
Take "Roseyille'' cars to Roseville ay, walk
north: Bloomfield" cars to Roseyille aY., walk
south; D., l.. and W. station within three
minutes walk.
A few Apartments In
These Houses FOR Rent.
FEST & FEST. SOLE gents,
1888 BROAD ST.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through EIseIe 4 King;
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FOREST HILLS GREATEST BARGAIN.
Near Mt. Prospect aV.7; owner sacrihces bead
tiful well constructed stucco and frame rcsi-
dence; eight light rooms, large reception hall.
bath, steam heat, hardwood trim, parqnet floors
open fireplace, decorated; plot l0x110, mort
gage S4, 800. YOUR chance 81. 200; easiest te.ms,
act quickly. FEST & FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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Dock Property for Sale or
to Let.
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CENTRALLY located dock; about 140 feet on
a. river; will lease very reasonable or sell at
sacrifice. FEST & FEST, 7ss Broad st.
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EbiArao1 IL iNAS.1ADISANNGt .
Just off Heller parkway; eleven rooms. tiled
bath, steam heat, gas and electric lights; large
plot; this property must be sold; 5000 open 70
ofer; terms to suit. LoUIs SCHLE:SINGFR,
Union building.
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East Orange.

FARMS and homes for sale; also bungalow sitea
500 per acre. F. J.. HELLER, Caldwell
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HUNDRED Or more acres within thirty
miles of Newark. 10 rent, with privilege of
purchasing. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union
building
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EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD INVESTMENT.
A well-built six-family house, all decorated;
halls furnished; every improvement except heat
well located, in Roseville. near Central av.;
every apartment rented, and always rented; VIII
sell 81. 600 below actual value, with small amount
Of cash down, balance on any reasonable terms
PHILIP j. BOMERS a CO. 1S9 Market st.
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CORNER property, 10Ox15o; twelve rooms; all
modern improvements: fine location: owner
has been asking SIT. 600; will now sacrifice for
sl2. 600: let me show you this one.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
Main st. and Arlington av.. East Orange, n. J.
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Stores, Offices, ETC., to Let.
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GROUND FLOOR; ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
ALFRED I BECKWITH, 82S BROAD ST.
BROAD ST., building, formerly oc-
cupied as piano salesroom and studio. LOUIS
S~CHLESINGER, Union building.
MARKET 81. 70-Three-story mercantile
building; also three-story brick buildings,
rear 6S, 70, 72 Market ST.. for storage purposes.
LOUIS SCHLBS1NGER Union building.
HOWARD ST.. l24. near Springfield av.-Large
store with rooms. suitable for any business;
50. FEST & FEST, 1885 Broad st.
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wANTED-six-family house, with or without
particulars. e. s. GREEN 1s Sussex av.
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BRICK HOME. HIGH STREET
Best locality: offered below cost; nine large
rooms. handsome bath. pantry, parquet floors.
electricity, hreplaces; plot 175 feet deep; room
Tor stable or garage; easy terms; rare snap,
SO GOO. ELS Il FISIST. 7S Broad st.
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FOREST HILL, EBWOOD Az, CORNER.
Ten rooms, reception hall. tiled both, linen
room, sun parlor, large attic, steam heat. par
quet floors, new decorations; large plot, SIS, SOC.
FElST & FEST, 7SS Broad st.
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NJ n HILL SNAP.
Dandy tw~o-family, Treacy av.. at Clinton av.;
fourteen rooms (six on first hoor)' separate
heaters; excellent home and investment mort
gagged IS, 500; rare snap, 81, 500. FEST 4 FEST,
73S Broad ST.
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NONRESIDENT OWNER MUST SELL :,
finest apartment house: always rented; ldeai
location; corner property; greatest investment
little cash required; best bargain ever oftered,
four stories (eight families); double, handsome
brick: most modern structure, with every pos
sible convenience, including electric lights,
steam heat, Rot water and janitor service, eaen
apartment has six large, bright rooms and tiled
bath. act Immediately; must be sold this week.
FEIST x FEST, Managing Agents, 73S Broad
st.
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Real Estate Wanted.

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GRAFTON Az. 2lS, Forest resi-
denct: must he sold this month; ten rooms
and bath. all improvements; sacrifice price
$9.T50. terms reasonable. LOUIS CHLEs
.1NGER, Union building.