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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
Flats lllantrn

WANTED, STEAM HEATED FUR
nishcd apartment; TWO bedrooms. sit
uiS-room and Kitchen. west OF First
ana south of Broad. ADDRESS
2+05 Grove Avenue
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UPiiOLSTl;RING.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POI.
isAS"' mattresses renovated, antiques
DouSHi ana SOFA. LEN /, the Upnoi
ttsi'r, 10 west BROAD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

TILE BAuMEE VENDING MACHINE
M .hnhie YOU at very little cost
nSNtlph n sound. paying business
ui your own. While il requires rSu-
sohdnic amount OF intelligent effort
"ha attention To detail 10 ,ietain Tins
way Win ya1r '' p.ls"nt G husin ~ any ~.
occupaton,'fof You can outline YOU.
spare Time for TINS purpose; we 90
%p"intc with you and give YOU tic
sou have everything 10 gain. nnrbin,
10 lose. Write for details of irini
demonstration Offer ,sent rrc, Of
Ioursel, which iusurcs YOU against
hrSt Street. Nrw York.
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BAKERY.

CREAM rUFFS. IS CENTS pozrr
the best In the city; six lonvns
bread. 20 cents. DHINKARDS, io31.l
North Sixth Street.
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Gpnl ann lllnuu
sRIllInfrp

WE ARE MAKISG ROOM For SPRING
goods: all gu" hats on hand to be
sold for mere song. CLARi['S MIL
l.iNERf. :iI North First Street.
ALL MILLINERY .iND READY MADE
garments reduced 10 special low
prices for balunca OF the fall an.
winter season. MRS JULIAN BEAR.
1928 East Main Street
REMOVAL SALE OF MILLINERY. On
account OF building being condemned
ana having to move. we will sell all
next week our entire stock a. cost
ana less. The opportunity now to
DuN Your hats at great saving. MRS
l. BARNETT, SIG Eas, broad street
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.>LApDiN KEROSENE OIL,

DELIVERED A%Y PART Of r,tt.
city or SUBURBS. tiVe gallons for 10
SGhts, no odor; no smoke. HOWElI.
HituS., uo2 East Broad
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10 TER CENT. rEH MONTH
- ----------7a---a-aa=z7- =----s-=-=-------
w ATCH REPAIRING.
RUBBER REPNIRING

RUBBER BOOTS, ONERSHOES. RAIN
coats, water bags AID other rubber
goods. pREW'S ELECTRIC RUE
Ser Fin, ZIG T. Main ST. Pho@c
Monroe 2G6T.
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SHOE l:.;fAlEING.

f5c. HALFSOLE ME:s s SHOES. Coo.
1"u!cs. every PAIR sewer, best Ieath-
e., no nuns u pegs. i;oyal rub.
Der heels. 26c.. Trcu-nI. rtipncr he'll,
4?t.. ltathcr meets reuuiit like ne =.
-ot. pRitW'S rsLIsGThic SiiOE,
fAtlcitA. 40 l.. MAIN. i'none yuun-
roe S6Gi '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the II. l.. Barnes S:t. -
ana Lock Company. Inc. will be held
At the Offices OF the company. N,s. y
il-l% south Eighth Street. in the citv
OF lichmond. Ma on MONDAY. FcD-
ruary ), 1912. at o'clock +. A.
j. STUART HOPKINS.
Secretary
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LOANS.

NEED AN ErE.orENER.
sciiAATa SUPPLY THE BEST.
proof alarm clock, "a wondr,, -, -,
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Real estate for Rent.

ooo. Per annum
'0 hanover Avenue. new brick,
2ols Hanover Avenue, new brick
10 rooms soo
800 w. Main. S rooms $40
3li w. Main. 10 rooms. $50
$3.50 +. Grace d rooms 300
1905 w. Broad. store. with four
rooms IN rear. . $50
Per month
$40 y. Eleventh. S rooms so5'oa
gig : Third. Nat. rooms IS. 90
81 y i<omhardy, fiat. rooms. $500
'pV- so2.s oi w. Broad. nov stores with
o-roon fats above. at reasonable rem
several nice Barton Heights and
brookland Park and other SUBURBAN
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LOANS.
sTop. LOOK A:D THINK.

JOHN LA TOUCHt.. JR., NEW PLACE
$%l West Main: Monroe 1852. French
uha steam c.ean.uS !udlcS' princess
and dresses cleaned, SEQ: piai,,d
skirJ Cleaned i5c plain soc: gloves
cleaned. any length. lOc per pair,
gem SUIT an C.e>.nvu. yuL riu.trn
cleaned. 81, reduction In IL Work.
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ANTIQUES

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
furniture repaired. polished and
packed. upholstering. etc. l. ~ M
NALL & son. 1917 ". Broad street
fnon" Madison 6271
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RARE BUSINESS OPENING
sell-i'!iihs toun,aIn pes. uncuu.lrd
10 INSIDE in.clai.Sm ur uD"or sa.ks
ghicd by suction uI the zen cap. Tho
IeahS screw pen section anH medl-
yihr Hrorpcr filters are abolished.
Pocket sample ease. Il grnticIuaus
business. Weekly salary paid acl ord
lhS 10 sales security required Tor
EpoG- FURNISHED. ADDRESS Bl.AIR.S
FOUNTAIN PEN CO, John Street.
New York.
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NANl ZIP, $4,000 At ! FER CENT,
With silt edge security. Free OF taN :
ntion Address + iIi care Times :
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BusinesS Opportunities

PATENTS" THIS
booklet Just out. send tor free copy
hptlS BAGGER n CO. tSS years
Practce), Washing ,un. y. {.
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AN INFORMANT MEETING Oh, CO.
lonial Camp, No. 555. Order OF the
Golden Seal. will be held at Fratcr-
nifty Hall on MONDAY EVENING;
january -, at $50 O'Clock y class
of % applicnnts will be admitted.
and refreshments will hc served
4. c. BAGGARLT.
Secretary.
Richmond. Va. January i6. 1912
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK.
holdcrS.-Thc annual meeting of tha
stockholders Of the Life Insuranr"
Company OF Virginia VIII be held NJ
the chief Office Of the COMPANY. on
Broad street. between Ninth aud
Tenth streets, in the city of Rich
mond. "n WEDNESDAY. the 3Ist dny
OF January, l9i", at IL o'clock NJ.
II. y. HARRIS
Secretary.
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F." ANTEp. YOUR KODAK FILMS no
ihlsh. MACr'EE develops tree For
particulars drop card ana See. Pc
tershurg. Va
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
DARING RODDER|ES
MYST|FY POLICE
Thieves Disregard Watchmans
Also Take Jewelry from
Sleeping Woman.

Two daring ~robberiea which tes4
place yesterday, mystify the police.
In a building where there was a
Waterman a gang of thieves cracked
a safe, and in another instance a
woman was robbed of jewelry while
she slept.
]. c. Walters, manager of the Tur-
ner Tanning and Machine Company,
reported that the FIRMS offices, AZ
2-4-6 Commercial street, had been en-
tered and that the. safe had been
opened and relieved of its contents,
which was $50. Li~eutenants Donovan
and Meehan, Of the detective bureau.
are investigating the case.
John Fremares, a butcher of 81
Seventh avenue; reported to the po-
lice that his home had been entered
early Sunday morning and that a
pocketbook containing SIS had been
stolen from his trousers pocket, and
another pocketbook containing SIS
from Mrs. Fremares. A necklace
was removed from Mrs. Fremares's
neck as she slept.
William Knichel, Of 90 Charlton
street, reported to the police that his
apartment had been entered and that.
$425 was stolen. and Walter H.
Thomas, of IL East Park street, that
his desk had been opened and a dia-
mond ring, valued at $125. had been
stolen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
ASK FIREMEN AND POLICE
TO JOIN PLAGUE" FIGHT
Trades Union Anti 7 ubercuIo-
sis Association Meets.

An invitation was extended to
members of the Patrolmen's Benev-
olent Association and to~emembers
of the fire department yesterday to
join with the Trades Union Anti
Tuberculosis Association in their
crusade against the white plague.
The employees of the p~ostofice re-
Gently became interested IN the work
and it is expected that the police
and firemen will also take up the
work.
More than thirty trades organiza-
tons were represented at the months
ly meeting of the association held
yesterday, when reports from the
various committees were received.
The report of the sick committee
| showed about twenty patients under
the care of DR.. Gluckman, all Of
| whom were reported to be in an i'm
proved condition.
Steps were also taken by the assoc
| citation yesterday to take over the
| Womcn's Union Label League, which
is recognized as a n important adj
junct. i.
The association was addressed by
Health Commissioners John II. Nc
Lean, who assured the members that
the health board stood ready to as
sist in every way to bring about
| sanitary conditions
The committee in charge Of the
anti-tuberculosis ball to be held In
Kr1leger Auditorium on December IS
reported that more than 1000 tickets
had already been distributed among
| the trades unions In this city, while
about $500 had been donated towards
the affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

Here is a list of the rare offerings:
300 Reversible Mackinaw Cloakings, 2.3S-
Double-faced plaid back polos, plaid back chin
chillas, plain chinchillas and novelty weaves; 81 to
So inches wide; worth 800; special, per yard. .2.3S
1.25 and 1.5O Mannish Suitings, 1880 to Sc
inches wide; rough weaves, boucle effects, home
spuns and pretty novelty mixtures; LIS to 1.5O
values; yard
LOO and 1.25 Novelty Suitings, 59c-Every yard
all wool; stylish mixtures; so inches wide; suitable
for suits, skirts or coats; should sell for LOO to LIS
see Atwood Colored Serges, 4se-Of hard
twisted yarns. positively unequaled for wears;
sponged and shrunk; the best soc value on the
market; per yard
1.5O and 200 Fall Suitings, 1.19-50 to 81 inches
wide; novelty weaves, two-tone effects, whipcords,
broadcloths and serges in most desirable colors;
$50 and 200 materials; per yard. ............1.19
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Between
Ourselves

Do you enjoy good vocal
music?
The Phoenix Singing Society,
the famous Newark organization
which took a prize at the last
National Saengerfest in Phila-
delphia, will appear forty-five
strong in the Bamberger Audi
forum next Wednesday at 2
o'clock sharp. This concert will
be worth listening to.
A portion of the program will
be in German, thus giving you
an opportunity to hear the songs
you know so well sung in the
language of the Fatherland.
This is one of the most unique
and pretentious programs ever
presented in a department store,
and one that will doubtless
bring forth a great crowd.
Our Auditorium only holds
about five hundred, so it might
be we'll to get here early.
Remember, Wednesday after
noon on the stroke of two
Auditorium, Sixth Floor.
You are cordially invited.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

LOO Black Unfinished Cheviots, 59c-Brilliant,
jet black unfinished cheviots OF splendid weight; so
inches wide; would sell ordinarily at LOO; price SIC
200 Black Suitings for 1.39-Rich, jet black
etc; so to 81 inches wide; splendid weight; 200
suitings; yard
$50 Black Kersey Cloakings, 2.38-Come in
lengths suitable for one, two or three coats; rich,
coal black kersey, of heavy weight; beautiful, lus-
trous quality; $50 values; while they last, yard 2.3S
LOO and 1.25 Black Suitings, 79c-Broadcloths
black chiffon panamas, ch%cviots, novelty striped
serges and imperial serges; 100 and LIS values;
yard Use
1.5O Black Serges and Whipcords, 1.09-Fine
twilled or heavy diagonal serges, all wool, jet black;
also black whipcords, made of hard twisted yarns;
all so to 54 inches wide; regular 1..50 values; spe-
cial, per ward Lis
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Special Sale of
Reed Pullman
S1eepers
(Sirth Floor

The reed Pullman sleepers we
offer this week at special prices
were made by one Of the fore
most manufacturers of baby
carriages in America. The reed
is the best quality stock, and
comes in fiat, half round and
round patterns. The styles of
the carriages are the very new
est-and there are fourteen diff
ferent models to select from.
Full size bodies, upholstered in
corduroy. Some have detach-
able cushions and reclining
backs. Reed hoods, the finest
flexible steel springs, tubular
steel pushers, with fancy enam-
eled cross candle. Rubber-tired
steel wheels. All brand-new
goods, finished in natural shell
lac. This is a sale that will ap-
peal to the discriminating
mnfhPf.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
ORPHEUM O M USHERS
TO GIVE THEATRICAL BALL

A theatrical ball to be given on
December II has beef planned r. the
women ushers at the Orpheum Thea
tire. The affair will take place at
Kruger Auditorium and all the
members Of the Payton Company
will be the guests of the ushers and
will participate in the grand march.
In Congress I would not alter a sim
gle one of them"
Paul Nieder will be floor manager
and the arrangements committee in
cludes Mrs. e. M. Davis, chairman;
Bertha Bardecker. Anna Eble, Lulu
Ubhaus, Hazel Bischoff. Irene Davis.
atherin Reed, Minerva -~~+h Viii
dred Speakman and Margaret Cross
man.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
FALLS DOWN STEPS; DIES
IN HOSPITAL FROM INJURIES

Just thirteen hours after he ha,s
been admitted to the City Hospi.aS
Charles f. Murphy. SO years old, dise
of a fractured skull received in a fali
from the front stoop of his home, III
South Fourteenth street, shortly after
8 o'clock yesterday morning.
Murphy was descending the porch
steps when he tripped and fell to the
sidewalk 1t was only a few fe't, but
when passersby rushed to his assist
ance it was found that Murphy was
unconscious. The ambulance was
summoned. He never regained con-
~sciousness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
REV. ADAM BARR, NOTED
SCOTCH EVANGELIST, HERE

The Rev. Adam Barr, a noted
Scotch evangelist, opened a W
weeks gospel mission revival cam
paign in the Halsey Street Methodist
Episcopal Church last evening. AT
the morning service the sacrament OF
the Lords supper was observed, with
the pastor, the Rev. Or. James e.
Howard, oficiating. DR.. Barr filled
the pulpit in the evening and out
lined the plans for the coming evan
gelistic services.
The sessions will be held nightly,
except Saturday. and an augmented
chorus choir, under the direction OF
Hedley j. Fry. the church chorister.
will lead in the congregational sing-
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Oriental Rugs
Reduced
Fourth Floor,

A rare opportunity to Sc
cure genuine Persian rugs
at appreciable savings Is
presented to you this week
at Bambergers. We have
reduced prices materially
80 much. in fact. that it is
W ell worth your while to
buy now. Come and real
ize what good values we
offer. Here you will find
beautiful Persian rugs In
Kirnnanshah. Serape, An
Italian. Bulluk and Khirva
Bokhara, and small rugs in
Kirm4Lu, Iran, Luristan Sa-
rouk. Shirvan Daghesta,
Beloochestan. Hamadan and
Anato1fan silk mats Spe-
cial offerings are:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

1000 Rugs, 15.75-Seam-
less tapestry Brussels
rugs of the best grade;
choose from our entire
line of size 9 by IL feet at
this special saving; regu-
lar $50 rugs: special. 1915
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
r S NURSES TO MEET

Delegates from this vicinity win
attend the fifth semi-annual session
Of the New Jersey State Nurses AS
ISOLATION to be held tomorrow in the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Camden. The delegates will be
greeted by Frances A. Dennis, the
president, and the address of well
come will be made by Miss Mary
McKeen, of Camden. officers viii
be elected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

1880 Rugs, 13.75-Seam-
less tapestry Brussels
rugs in a variety of good
designs suitable for the
dining-room and bed
rooms; regular $16.50
grade; special for Tues
day only ...........15.10
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

1000 Rugs, 14.75-Seam-
less velvet rugs in the
newest effects: all beau
tiful Oriental designs;
rugs woven in one piece;
regular 500 values; spe-
cial for Tuesdays sell
Ing .14.I5
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

1880 Rugs, 20.75-A linn
tied supply of Royal Will
ton rugs at this special
saving; fifteen new and
beautiful designs to
choose from; should sell
for $3.50; special for
Tuesday ............1 1918
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
The Women's Coat Store
(Tbird Hom-Halssp STREET,

Every one tells us that we have
the best assortment of women's
coats in the city. We believe we
have, too. Here are some very at
tractive numbers which W. shall
feature Tuesday:
Women's Coats at 15.OO-Splen-
did coats Of fine black broadcloths,
chinchillas, boucle, double-faced
cloths and smart mixtures. Several
excellent styles to select from.
Prettily trimmed, serviceable coats.
Excellent values 1900
Women's Coats at 17.98-Excel-
lently made coats Of broadcloths,
boucle, cheviot, zibeline and mix
lures. Full and three-quarter length
models, with notch or storm col
lars. Neatly trimmed with velvet,
braid and contrasting cloths. Ex-
cellent values at. ..17.s8
Women's Coats at 20.OO-Swag-
ger coats, made of double faced
cloths, diagonals, two-tone and
plain boucle; dandy mixtures and
fine black broadcloths. Some with
smart embroidered collars and
cuffs, others neatly trimmed with
velvet and braid. Some lined to
waist with good yarn dyed satin,
others lined throughout. Splendid
values at. .2O.0O
Women's Coats at rs. 90 to 10000
Stunning new coats, in a wide
range Of Beautiful and serviceable
materials, in black and colors. For
street and evening wear. Prices
$500 to 10000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
ESQ Charmeuse :
Silk, 9

Black charmeuse silk, IS
inches wide, is one of the most
popular silks of the Fall season.
In a special three-day sale
we will sell the regular SIPS
quality (and some of if is worth
$3.50, for the yard ......1.OS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

Patrons who use the eastbound
Market street and Central ave-
nue. street cars will find it 10
their advantage to use the
Washington street entrance.
Elevators near by.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Mems ZOO and $50 Shirts, Los
(Frst Eloor-- Halscv Street,

These shirts are made of Anderson woven madras.
Stripes effects in beautiful range of colorings and designs
Plain negligee style. Coat front. Cuffs attached. Every
shirt is cut full and finished as good as a shirt could be. Not
a one is worth less than 81, many are worth up to $3.50, but
we bought them in a special deal and name the very low
pfce for immediate selling of each, .. ..........f65
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

Round scalloped table cloths, made OF
extra heavy German linen yarns-splen-
didly finished; many pretty patterns for
your selection; a quality regularly 400
each; for this sale only. ...........2.W
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Sale of Women's Fur Coats at 1850

(TbTd FOO-NATRT SfR)
This is an important sale 1t is a remarkable SALE In the face of advancing fur prices we
make the. ab@eramsd Offer And women good business Judgment who want hF coats Of a high
all 81 and "a inches long The collection consists of black Russian pony skin cnacG, narmot and coats
lined with nupe squirrel Nta one is worth less than $3.50 The majority wId be considered eN
emumnesa and mHy Of each skin are guarantee by Bambegers You will readily see that the
style and smarnes are characteristic only of coats of the bette grade If you want a beautiful fur
coat at very low prce-a sacrifice price this sale 1t was uluGy for a reliable fumer that
certain business conditions caused the fuwb be old to us aa big osb but it's lucky for you 1t
ooG r cw 1850
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Mems 1900 and 1850 Salts. 9.Z5
Mems 1900 and 1000 Suits. 1875

Every suit is made of strictly aIlwool materials Michael Stern & Co.
make no other kind. The seasons most approved patterns in gray, tan and
the popular shades of brown. Two and threebuton models OF the most a-
proved TYPES. Honest wentalord clothes through and through. Perfect fitting Don't
let this clothes opportunity slip through your fingers. Its teb big sale of they eT-he
sale that appeaso every man of discriminating judgment
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
IRVING B. A. TO MEET

The Irving Benevolent Association
will hold a monthly meeting tonight
at headquarters. Springfield avenue
and Jones street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
That Big Sale OF Mems Suits

Men, save a third-and more-on your fall suits Come tuesday and
pick out several Michael, Stern & Co. suits selling way below real value at
Bamberpers. The entire fall surplus stock of this well. known Rochester
concerns clothes was bought underprce Newark men and men nearby get the benefit
of the purchase. 1t is a rare opportunity to get good clothes at big discount right
at the threshold Of the fall and winter seasons.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Splendid Sale OF New Fall Dress Goods

Three more days of this unusual sale DON'T miss it, Dress fabrics sdings and ckkings
most acceptable character are selling at PRICES which maket best values offered in many day
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
F r E e
sa ---~ @-n. -s
Columbia
Double Disc
Records

To the first one thousand
adults visiting our talking ma
chine department Tuesday we
will present free of charge a per-
feet Columbia double disc DEM
onstration record. No purchases
are necessary-simply come and
ask for a record. Study its re-
production carefully, every note
Of every instrument and every
graduation Of the human voice,
and we don't see how you can
fail to encore every word it will
speak to you from your own
machine. 9Th Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
Four Big Values in Newest Rugs
(FomB Eoor-Wasbington STREET.

Homub Eop-Wabugton SheD
Teg greater rug store comes forward with our extra good rug bargains for Tuesdays cling
These rugs are the very newest designs and are all size 9 by IL feet Anyone .aquaredw with the
of Bambeuer rs knows the Mhwngs eGh offerings are rare values:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
soc Guest Towels SIC

A saving of twenty-one cents IN the
purchase Of a hand-embroidered guest
towel. Many pretty monogram patterns,
suitable for embroidering initial; size
15x24 in; regular SOC each; at. -. .3Sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04
The Bannberger Store WI Be open Al Day Tuesday, !
Paw The Bel With a Bamberger Hat

Bet a hat-win 1t and get It at Bamberger's.
Lose it and buy 1t for the other fellow at the same
place. II it's a two-dollar bet. get an NElpeco'
three-nfty means a "Cush on-F1ex," or II it's a IS
or Sc proposition. there are Velours from Vienna,
for instance, and others that real men wear; Hat
shop, second floor, reached best by washington
street elevators.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-04

Take Afternoon Tea with your
friends In the restaurant. De-
licious Iuneheons served at pop
ular prices. Delightful music.
Zeal pleasant after a busy days
shopping.