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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-31

DEHMER-On October %. 1912. Charles
Dehmer. aged SIS years. 40 orange
street.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

AKIN.
Mary Cunningham ct al to Catha-
rine German, Houston st, bet
house on Its 1876 1877, map of Gar
rison property, 26xS5. .............
George Glenn to Selma NJ. Jacob
son, + 4 Commonwealth Nv. $50 IL
g fr Commonwealth ay. 50xl00.....
Annie Stiffel ct al to Michael Sim
10, S 3 Tichenor st, 50 it $ W fir
Hermon st. 22x60.
Same TO John Fercake, s 8 Tichenor
st, los It $ W fir Hermon st, 22x60.
Newark Homes Company to Philip
Richmond, n G s Bloomfield av.
70 It n W fir N. Ninth st. 25x56....
Max Rashkes to Toby Hecht ct al.
$ $ Bowery st, n 1t e fr schalk
Philip Krisher TO Annie Lefkowitch,
W Somerset st, 8 o land Kat
crime Glade, 25x99.
Same to same. e s Broome st, $50 fl
s fr Montgomery st, 25x93....,.....
Same to Samuel Ressler, s $ Spruce
st, 50 # c IF Barclay st, 51x1O5....
Tillie Goldfarb ct al to August
Q fr s. Eighteenth st, 25x90........
John F. Monahan sheriff to George
j. Busch, w s Belmont av. 113 IT
n fr Rose st, 30x100. ..............
Frank Zwigard to Meyer Softer, II e
cor Hunterdon and Runyon SITS.
Pauline &. Woodruff ct al to viii.
lam S. Fighter. n $ Walnut st. $
g cor land Jesse Baldwin, 59x1S4..
Richards Realty Comnany to George
Stickel. w 8 Van Ness pl. GAO fl
s fr Clinton av. 60x100. ............"
TOWNSHIPS.
August A. Conrad to Harvard Land
and improvement CO., Belleyille,
= W cor Ralph and Joralemon SITS,
QQxO0l aud atl,or tpaat
Ralph Stout to Laurids Anderson,
Montclalr, II S Macopin av, so TT
c fr Valley I'd. 60x140.
Frank b. Allen ct al to William
r. Cobb. Iryington. S $ Bell st,
100 1T W fir Linden ay, 50x100 .....,
Charles Meiele to Eugene L. Roehm,
IryingtoD, e S n. 43d st, 100 II
$ fr Elmwood nv, 30x1O0 ..........
Ernest j. Rogers ct al to Waverly
borne st, 143 fl e FIR Essex av,
6SxllS, and other tract ..........,.
Oscar II. Frahnert ct al. to Anna
Nobbing, I%ryington, S Q S 40th 81,
so II n e fir Olympic ter, 25xl0O..
Godfrey Corporation to Clarence
NJ. Sherwood, Montclair, n S Mas
sau st, 140 IT e FIR Valley I'd. 6OxllS
O'Nelll, Montclair, II W $ n. Will
low ST, $ e cor land Thomas A.
Curtis. 39x122
Edwin II. Hatch to Herman A.
Tufel. :. Orange, II G S Jefferson
av, $50 fl : e fir R~idgewood av,
154x164
John c. Lohse to j. NJ. Henry
Kohlman, Bloomfield, W S State
vt, 1893 # II fir Park av, 44x1S4..,.
Charles +. Simpson to Daisy {.
Woodbury.. u. Orange, W $ East
Orange parkway, Az It n fr Will
lam st. 29x100, and other tracts,
George Munich to Katharine Griss
ing. Cedar Grove, W S compton
tpke I'd, @ cor land Samuel
Brewer, ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
katharina Grissing to George
Munich, Cedar Grove, same prop
Michael J. Qulgley TO George W.
Hallgring, S. Orange, S G $ Essex
av, IS IT W Fl S. 4th st, 25xl00....
John II. Van Cleve texr) to Harry
G. Pierson, lryington, II W S
Wilson pl, 400 fl W Fl Lyons av,
JuNlVU
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GoRDoN-Pcaeefully fell asleep, Tues
day. October oS. 1912. Martha A., be
loved wife Of stafford F. Gordon al her
residence, 252 Thirteenth avenue. in her
3dth year
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FINDS NAMES TURRET

HAVANA. oct. 31.-The forward
turret of the %battleship Maine, with
the guns in place, has just been
found by Captain Pope, who sue
ceeded Major Ferguson, and is finish
ing the work of removing the Golfer
Gam which was built about the
sunken wreck and leaving a clear
depth OF water Of th~irty-1ive feet. The
srapple of the dredge caught and
divers found the turret right side up
with the guns in place, forty feet dis
tant from where Major Ferguson
found its barbette overturned.
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beautiful. modern, 1S-room
residence. detached, all modern improve
ments: considered the prettiest residence in
dence--with capacious chauffeur and coach
man houRe. auto or coach house and stabling
New York city, the Brooklyn Bridge and
New York. Bay: on Jersey CITY Heights. CO
minutes via tube ftunnele to Hudson termi-
nal downtown in New York. to 80 minutes
to Thirtyrthird street, or 20 minutes by auto
and ferry: The two properties are on a cor
ner equal to eight city lots; whole prop
erty $40, 900; to a cash buyer one-third can
remain on mortgage. Sold separately. the
residence and five Ieity. lots. s25. 600; the
coach or garage house and three city lots,
SIC. 900. f.. s.. WELLS. FOG Grand st. Jer-
eey CITY ". T.
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INSTRUCTION.
Newark Business College


THE NEWARK SEMINARY-Miss Whit.
more's school. 1T2 Clinton avenue. BOARD.
ing and day school, academic. intermediates
and primary depts.; special studies. Pupils
cate of school. Catalog.
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BOIL WEEVIL COSTS u. S.
MORE THAN SI25, 900, 900

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The cot
ton boil weeyil, the greatest pest of
the South, has caused a loss of $125.-
900, 0O0-represented by 1850, 900 bales
of cotton-since the weevil first in
vaded the country. according to an
estimate of the department of agri-
culture, issued yesterday. The weevil
crossed the Rio Grande into the
United States twenty years ago.
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GAINFORT-On October 20. 1912. Alice.
beloved daughter of Samuel ond Anna
Gainfort, at the parents residence 4V2
Avon avenue.
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ABSOLUTE comfort; neat rooms In homellke
house; every convenience: good, substantial
meals: convenient to Four Corners and South
st. rs Thomas. st.
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FARMS E0R SALE.


land, 5000. So down, So. 30 monthly: choice
land for raising fruit. berries. poultry and
SQUADS; mild, healthful climates; two manu-
ice. prosperous locality: good roads ana pure
water. CHARLES GEESE. 1d2 Market ct,
Newark. or A.. r. France. 20 Spencer st,
Elizabeth. 80
SEND to Country Department for new book
let; FARMS country homes. gentlemen's es-
tates, New jersey, New York. Long Island.
Connecticut. LOUIS sCHLEsINGER. Inc,
Essex building.
Orange.
FARM for sale or rent: ~ acres: house
with eleven. rooms and bath. Inquire at
III Valley st.. Orange. n. J.
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RAT BITES BABE IN CRIB

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Oct. 31-Awak-
cned by the shrieks of their IS
months-old son David, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Miller discovered that the little
fellow had been badly bitten by a'big
rat. During the chase that followed
the rat jumped on the crib and sank
lis fangs into the child's shoulder, At
this point the father managed to grab
The rat ty the neck and cholie it to
death.
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DOLAN-At Paterson. y. J., OF Wednes-
day. October 30. 1912, the Rev. Joseph
y. Dolan.
from St' Georges r.. e. Church. Pater-
son. n. j., o 80 n. M. Interment in Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery. Paterson, n. j.
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Kicking!

kicking!
Yes, some men are forever kicking be-
cause they can't find time to bring in
their small Want Ads" No need TO
'Want AID. Blank" printed on the inside
Of the last page every day and send 1t In.
No trouble TO you and 1t shall receive our
closest attention.
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BUHRER-Entered into rest on Thurs
day, October ~. 1912, Mary G. Buhrer
inee Dick), beloved wife of John George
Buhrer. aged 10 years I months ! day,
617 South Eighteenth street.
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HE'LL wANTEp-EEMALE.

APPRENTICE wanted TO learn hairdressin
and inanicuring. i2T-a29 Bloomfield av.,
Montclair.
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HAGGERTy-On October II. 1912. John
r.. beloved son of Antony and Martha
Haggerty (nee 0'Connorl. aged s
months and 6 days, 3S4 Central avenue.
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HAPNETT-On Tuesday. october 90:
1912. Mary Ann, beloved wife or
Al Years II months II days. 27
Waverly avenue.
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EGGENBERGER-On October 80. 1872
Esther Josephine. wife of James Eggen'
berger, aged 30 years.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A small house and lot,
40 Murray ct. no reasonable offer refused.
u. s. DEAN, Box 293. Caldwell. N. J.
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CARR-Entered into rest, on Thursday,
October 81, 1912. Mildred Caroline; pc
Carr (nee Schroeder1, aged Z months
10 days, G3 South Eleventh street.
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ANY gentleman wishing first -class room and
board should call at HOTEL LAFAYETTE
22S Mulberry st. This place Is new and most
elegantly furnished; steam heat. hot and cold
water in every room. accommodations ex-
clusively for gentlemen.
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BIG BARGAIN-Modern nine-room house;
all improvements; highest location; near
train and trolley. OWNER. ITO Linden av..
Arlington, n. ]. -
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

SOUTH SIXTH ST. 1S4-Excellent location
Apply F. NJ. r. PEARSE, 1888 Broad st.
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PERSONALS,
LIE nAA

MRS. CATHERINE FORD. being well able
70 support herself, wishes to state that
support. MRS CATHERINE FORD.
WE sell and fit eyeglasses and snectacles
with Rold-hlled frames, for 81. regular
price $3.50; oculists' and hospital prescrlp-
scription: lenses replaced and frames mend
ed; our speciality is fitting glasses for school
children, BELLE OPTICAL CO. 81 Mar
yet ST.. between Washington and Plane SITS.
Open evenings.
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NEW YORK STOCK H

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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CHURCHILI-on october 20. 1872, Ellie

CHURCHILI-on October 90, 1912, Ellen
Churchill tnee Smith. beloved WHO" Oh
CAPTAIN Thomas Churchill.
Relatives, friends aud members OF
Father Fleming Branch 1874, l., G.. Is. Al
are kindly invited TO attend the funer1i
from Der late residence, BE- Waydeai
street, on Friday. November !, at 9;O
a. M, to st. Aloysius's Church. Inter
ment Cemetery Holy Sepulchre. high
Mass of Requiem will be offered Tor tne
repose of her soul on Monday November
4. at 8 a. nj.
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CEMETERIES.
Too Late for Classification.
HELP WANTED MALE.

BOY twhitel. useful in private family; Or
anRe. good home and wages, WILLING
Box ~. Orange Star office.
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SALOON-Finest location in the city: rent
$50; four living rooms. long lease; receipts
s20 daily; plenty of stock: price 500.
SCHWARTZ, 200 Springfield av.
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SALOON-Good. payable business, Jersey
City; rent $50. with five living rooms; sells
20 halves weekly; good whiskey and cigar
trade; 500 worth of stocki price $500.
SCHWARTZ. POS Springfield ay.
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SALOON+Corner. splendid location; rent 800
including five rooms. hall; receipts $3.50
weekly; PRICE $3.50; bargain. SCHWARTZ,
205 Springfield aV.
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SALOoN-Corner. Hill section; rent $50;
two living rooms; long lease; receipts SIS
daily; price $3.50; reason. partners can
agree. SCHWARTZ, 205 Springfield av.
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SALOON-Old-established business; rent s3J.
with eight living rooms; five years lease
receipts $50 daily; price 500. SCHWARTZ.
205 Springfield av.
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SALooN-Fine-ltted place. factory. section;
rent s35; four living rooms. hall; mde,
pendent lease three years; does business ol
s125 weekly: price $500. SCHWARTZ, 2AA
Springfield sv.
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cry ADVERTISEMENTS.

by the said Public Service Railway Com
pany.
Section 9. The provisions of this ordinance
way company shall be 30 accepted by the
nilng with TIE clerk OF the Board Of Street
Newark of a formal acceptance thereof. in
writing. executes by the duly authorized
officers of said Public Service Railway Com
pany within twenty 600 days after notice
OF the approval of this ordinance. whereupon
the same shall take effect Immediately,
otherwise this ordinance and the consent
and permission given thereby shall be void
and of no effect.
Passed October "a, 1912.
ii. b. OCONNELL,
President OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. e. GREATHEAD.
Clerk of the Board.
Approved October %, 1912.
JACOB HAUSSLING,
Mayor.
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~BASSETT-on Wednesday. October ~
1912, at his residence, 94Ia First street;
Martin V. Il. Bassett. beloved husband
Of Lavinia Bassett tnee Baker,.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MUST sell at once my mahogany player
plano. which ] purchased less than a year
ago for $50; II has So notes and metal
tubing; will sell. including bench aud music
rolls. for $500. r J. a. BROWN. .
Wakeman az. corner Second ay.. Newark.
ACCOUNT Of leaving city. win sell my
beautiful brand-new mahogany Ss-note
music rolls; paid 800 eight months ago; will
sacrifice for $500, CAKES. II South
st., Newark.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
ANYONE wishing to exchange real estate
anywhere can get excellent opportunities:
send particulars of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1873 Market ct.
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COOPER-At Verona. n. J.. on october
%, 1912. Joseph, husband of the late
Cornella ]. Cooper. aged 50 years.
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SALOoN-Fine paying corner. Jersey CITY,
rent 500: four living rooms, yonr oMn
lease. five years; does business of $4O0 Week-
ly; $1,000 worth of stock; price SS,eOo.
SCHWARTZ, 200 Springfield av.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and final reading at a meeting of the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioners held Oc-
tober "a, 1912:
A further supplement 10 an ordinance en-
titled IAN ordinance to establish the names
Of certain streets in the City of Newark
Be it ordained by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the City of Newark
as follows.
section /. That the names of the following
public streets and highways situated in the
CITY Of Newark be and the same are hereby
changed and shall hereafter be known and
designated as follows:
Broome street. from Avon avenue to
Waverly avenue, TO
AYO PLACE.
Hedden street, from Clinton avenue to
avenue. to
HEDDEN TERRACE.
Section .. That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances of the city of Newark inconsist-
ent with the provisions of this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Section 8. That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
II. E.. O'CoNNELL,
of the Board of Street and Water
VIM. e. GREATHEAD.
oct3O-6t Clark.
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S225 WILL buy a good. payable grocery, con-
fectionery and notion store. Roseville sec
eeipts $40 daily; act quickly. SCHWARTZ.
205 Springfield. av.
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CONFECTIONERY, stationery and notions
store; good locality; rent s25; four living
rooms. bath; does business of $50 weekly:
own fountain: price $3.50. SCHWARTZ, eos
Springfield av.
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Read the Gd~rv:aserle,s.s as caro-
fully as . 90 The ne~a-
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GROCERY-Ffne paying corner. Elizabeth;
rent $50; receipts $50 weekly: 500 worth
Of stock; price $500. SCHWARTZ, 205
Springfield av.
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BALDWIN-At Summit, Tuesday, octo-
Der 20, Mrs. Hannah J. Baldwin, Whe
of George w. Baldwin. aged 81 years.
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plots, thirty feet frontage; re-
stiicted neighborhood; best part of Newark;
LET & CO.. Inc, Essex building, Newark.
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BUTTER, egg and grocery business; best
section Newark: rent s33; two living
rooms; does a hrst-class business; price $500;
must be sold this week. CHWARTZ .0S
Springfield av.
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REAL ESTATE BRokERs.

G. ]. K1ERAN,
REAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Est. 1884. % CLINTON ST. Phone 6139 Nix
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FARMS WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your farms. coun-
try homes or estate. County Department,
LOUIS SCHLEsINGBR, Inc. Essex build
ing.
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GROCERY business. Morristown; rent SIS;
receipts $3.50 weekly; $500 worth of stocNi
price 5000; good bargain. SCHWARTZ. 200
Springfield av.
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n SEVDN-ROOM house, with barn for
horses and wagon sheds, below Market at.
station OF Pennsylvania Railroad; must he
sold at once at any price. Inquire MR..
GEESE, 142 Market ST.
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CRANE-At East Orange y. j" on Octos
Der 30. 1912, Margaret Crane. WHO" OIL
Ichabod Losey Crane.
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DANCING TONIGHT

and every Wednesday and Saturday eve-
ming. NJ. C. RICHARDS'S School Of Dam
cling, 260 Washington st. Special Halloween
masquerade tonight; admission Doc; dancing
BURCKHARDT'S ACADEMY FOR DANC-
ING, $40 Broad, near City Hall--Classes
every evening. Apply evenings. Glass and
social dance at Berkeley Hall postponed I'M
II further notice. Monthly reception at
Kruger Auditorium Wednesday,, Nov. 18th.
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Don't Worry
sb0nf bringing fbat classified ad. In.
Just al ont the Want Ad. Blank on
the a Ssided page and send Il to US II
Will receive 81 &prompt attention
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CORNER butcher shop. finest location Eliz-
abeth, n. j.; rent s35; two years lease:
receipts $500 weekly, including horse and
wagon; price 81 100; good opportunity for the
right party. SCHWARTZ, POS Springfield
avenue,
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TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES


FLOOR TO LET-About 1000 square feet in
brick building on Central av., at Hudson
ST. light all around; low rental: substantial
buildings; suitable for mercantile or manu-
featuring purposes. FIEDLER CORPORA
TON. Firemen's building: phone 1861 Mar
ket.
ELEGANT baker shop. all improvements,
with three or four living rooms. Csc North
Eighth st.
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BUTCHER. grocery and vegetable; main
avenue, Newark; established IL years;
rent $40. including whole house. . living
rooms; five years lease: does business OF
500 weekly; price 81, 900. SCHWARTZ, eos
Springfield av.
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GRAFTON October 30. 1912. William H.,
beloved husband of Mary A. Craft. aged
81 years, 301 Kearny avenue. kearny,
n
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LUNCH WAGON for sale. in a suburban
town; rent $40; receipts over 500 weekly;
price 81, 800; reason. poor health.
SCHWARTZ, 205 Springfield av.
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CAKE route for sale: ld-established busi-
ness; weekly clear profit $50; including two
horses. two wagons; price $3.50. SCHWARTZ.
POS Springfield av.
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OIL and gasoline route for sale. Westdeld.
N. j.; sells 500 gallons oil weekly; a great
profit s35 weekly; price $3.50. SCHWARTZ,
205 Springfield av.
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BUTCHER and grocery store. Clinton lltll
section; established six years: rent 1872:
three living rooms; receipts $3.50 to $500
weekly; $500 worth of stock; horse aud
wagon: price 81 200: reason. other business.
SCHWARTZ, POS Springfield av.
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PLAZA HOTEL. Main and PART sts.-AmeY-
lean and European plan: reasonable 70
those wishing 10 secure steady board now.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ATTENTION 10 sELLERs-lf you have
tried to sell your place of business ps
the hands of agents and they have failed TO
dispose Of same. just call mp 70 see
ARTz the BUSINESS pl
205 SPRINGFIELD Az. and he VIII make
a quick sale without fail. as there are
always buyers on hand for all kinds OF
business propositions. Tel. l.. ID. 0O4V mar
ket. OPEN EVENINGS.
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BUTCHER and grocery; very fine Polish Sec
ton; rent $50: three living rooms; does
business Of $3.50 weekly; good stock, and FIX
lures; price $3.50. SCHWARTZ, 205 Spring.
field aV.
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nEAL ESTATE ron SALE.

p. L. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. $40 Broad st
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Dancing.
Berry's Dancing School

Latest dances taught properly. My pupils
gain attention. Lessons taught at your own
convenience; advance classes Tuesday eve
nings: satisfaction guaranteed. School at
$50 Broad st. Tel. 3131.W. Waverly.
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BOARDING.
Hotel Kensfneton

EAST PARK AND MULBERRY SITS.
Desirable rooms, with or without board,
at reasonable rates; home cooking: good
service. c. JOHNSON. Prop. Tel. 3062
Market.
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'fTHE HALSTEAD." 70 Halstead 81. Eas
Characterization TO depot: REASONABLY
rates.