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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27
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COUNTY GRANGE FAIR.
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trance OF the pavilion. Here are
shown farm implements in variety.
including plows, disc harrows wag-
ons, etc, while the cream separator
driven by the little Tom Thumb gas
engine is novelty that attracts. as
does also the electric washing ma,
chine that is doing duty.
Helmer's Furniture Store.
This establishment has an attrac-
tive arrangement of furniture and
rugs, giving a comfortable and home
like appearance to the booth.
II. l.. Coe 4 Co.
Goes is we'll represented by a
booth tastily decorated and showing
an exceptional variety of fabrics, es-
pecially of ladies' dress goods.
Kinney & Truax.
All the departments of this estab-
lishment are shown in the display
cases placed by this firm, the grocery,
the boots and shoes and the dry
goods being given equal prominence.
Peerless Clothing Co.
Ready-talored clothing is the
prominent feature of the display
made by this firm, some of the latest
styles in mems wear being exhibited.
Waughtel's.
Ladies hats and millinery are the
first thing to greet the eye when one
enters the room off to the north from
the pavilion, Mrs. Waughtel having a
novel arrangement of finery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27

ofeau, ist,
Dewey Jones, block marble, LIST.
Theo. Cramer, trio Brown Leg
horns, End.
Howard Rearws, Bantams, End.
Percy Green, black Minorcas, lst.
Robert Bestul, pair Bsntams, LIST.
Loren Basler, Rhode Island Reds,
LIST. Srd.
Edward G. Ament, Brown Leg
horns. Srd.
Rodney Marshall, Partridge Coch-
in. end.
Theo. Sauer. ducks, LIST.
Class u, II Years and Under.
Rosamund Tuttle, machine made
apron, LIST.
Ronald Tuttle, Cabbage. LIST, Srd;
watermelon, End; popcorn. LIST, End,
Srd.
Nellie Williams, 9 glasses Jelly, 3D.
Alice Maring, hand made apron
LIST; machine made apron, 3rd.
Claud Masters, onions, LIST.
Lucille Harter. bread. LIST.
Irene Harter, table scarf, 2nd;
hemstitched towel, Srd.
Johnnie Kincaid, onions, End; wa
termelon, LIST; potatoes, End.
Gerald Prescott, asters, End.
Dorothy Gilfillan, hand mads
apron. Srd
Helen Fifield, asters, Srd,
Charles Hollowell, squash. End;
onions, list,
Loeraine Hill, field corn, LIST, End,
Srd.
Bertha Calhoun, canned fruit. LIST,
Booth Holmes, bird house, LIST.
Carl Hannum, squash, LIST.
Inez Applegate, pumpkin, LIST,
Esther Gilkey, hand made apron,
2nd.
Anna Fiske, jar pears, End,
Harold Fiske, squash, Srd; po-
tatoes, lst.
Abram Tolin, Indian Runner
ducks, 1st.
Carl Steffens, Plymoth Rocks. End.
Earl Lamphear, Rhode Island Red.
3rd.
Stanley Summers, Plymoth Rock,
LIST.
Elmer Briggs, Brown Leghorn
Bantams, list, End, Srd.
Elizabeth Boesch, nasturtium, spe-
cial, cash soc.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27
Satisfy. r. Thomas, 1st.


Table squash, Mrs. Wenton Lam
phear, LIST; r. S. Dahlberg. 2nd DR..
Bestul, Srd.
Stock squash, l.. G. Dotson, LIST;
n. Reynolds, End.
Best plate tomatoes. Hayes Bros.
LIST; n. Reynolds, End; Lathrop Bros.
.Srd.
Table turnips, W. S. Maxwell, list;
Hayes Bros, End
Stock turnips. II. b. Alverson, 3rd.
Parsnips Hayes Bros, LIST; B. s.
Watts, End.
Plate potatoes, j. c, Calhoun, list;
b. S, Watts, End; Anna Reischel. Srd.
Collection potatoes. n. Reynolds.
LIST; Bert Bigelow, End.
Biggest potato, lbs, 8 ozs., B. 3.
Watts, list; lbs, IA ozs.. n. Rey-
nolds, End,
Collection onions, n. Reynolds. LIST.
Celery, j. T. Chausee, LIST.
Best head COW kale. A. l.. Blodgett,
LIST; II, II. Harter, End.
Sweet potatoes, X. S, Dahlberg.
LIST; c. +. CARRIER, End,
Special vegetables Not Listed.
Radishes, Anna Relschel. LIST; II.
S, Dahlberg, End
Peppers, Claud Hollowell, LIST.
Celeriac, j. H. Ahlf. LIST.
Tobacco, j. Darneille. LIST.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27
Apples.

Apples.
Best general display, Geo II.
Hamilton, lst
Commercial pack, Spitzenburg,
.Frank f. Smith, LIST.
Commercial pack, Jonathan, II. T.
Pritchard lst
Best plate Newtowns, G.. II. Hamil-
ton, lst; w. p, Quinlan. 2nd c. II.
Elsmann, 3rd.
Best plate Spitzenburgs, Frank f.
Smith, lst; l.. w. Heath, End; Lath-
Irop Bros. 3rd.
Best plate Winesap, r. Thomas
3nd
Best plate Jonathan, H. T. Pritch-
ard, 1st; l.. w. Heath, 2nd
Best plate Baldwin, Geo II. Hamil-
ton, 1st.
Best plate Ben Davis, l.. W
Heath 1st; o. w. Murray, 2nd.
Best plate Arkansas Black, Geo. H..
Hamilton, 1st
Best plate Belhowers, Frank F.
Smith, 1st
Best Shannon Plppin, II. T. PrItch-
ard, 1st.
Best "a OF. Pippin largest apple,
/ j. T. Eyerton, 1st.
Best plate Winter Banana, Frank
F. Smith, 1st; Lathrop Bros. 2nd.
Best plate Gravenstein, r. S. Dahl
berg, 1st.
Thre boxes commercial pack Win
ter Banana, Frank F. Smith, 1st.
Three boxes commercial pack Bell
eghelmer. r. Thomas, 1st.
Pears.
Twelve boxes Clarigean, II. +.
Gale, 1st.
Best plate Comlce, r. X. Turner,
1st.
Best plate Bartlett, E. +. Blanch-
ard, lst; r. s. Dahlberg, End; +. c.
Mitchell, 3rd.
Best plate Anjou, l.. W. Heath,
lat; II. T. Pritchard, End
Best plate Bose, X. r. Turner, lst.
Best plate Winter Nellis, B s.
Watts, 1st
Best plate Clarlgean, l.. w Heath
1st; Henry NJ Chaplin, End
Best plate Flemish Beauty, II H.
Harter, lst; Geo. H. Hamilton. End
Best plate pound pears. Hayes
Bros, 1st; W. G. White, End.
Best plate Seckle, l.. W. Heath
lst; Hayes Bros, 2nd
Best plate Fall Butter, II. T
Pritchard, lst
Peaches.
Box late Crawford. B. -. Downing
1st.
Best plate late Crawford, J. {. Cal
houn, ist; Geo II. Hamilton, End.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27
Drawnwork.

NJ. II. wilooxon, LIST; Mrs. c. F. Nut
ting, end.
Drawnwork.
Lunch cloth, Mrs. NJ. II. Wileoxon,
LIST; Mrs. f. Crockett, End; Mrs. c.
.>utting, Srd.
Shirt waist. Mrs. Vic Smith. LIST.
End and Srd
Handkerchief, Mrs. c. Nutting. LIST.
Dresser scarf, Mrs r. S. Dahlberg,
LIST.
Tatting.
Best handkerchief, Mrs. Mae
haury, LIST; Mrs. J. Scarborough, End.
Tatting by yard, Mrs Perkins, LIST;
Miss Ahlf, End.
Doilies. Mrs. Mae Haury, LIST and
End.
Centerpieee, Mrs. c. Nutting. LIST.
Best display, pieces, Mrs. NJ. II.
Wilcoxon, LIST.
Crocheting.
Best lace by yard, Mrs. l.. c. Klein,
lst; Mrs. C. Nutting, End; Mrs. Stan
brough, 3rd
Best bedspread, Mrs. Perkins, 1st
knitting.
Best shawl. Mrs. Hoffman, 1st
Best lace by yard, Mrs. c. F. Nut
ting. LIST.
Best display, Mrs. Carlisle, lst.
work by Women Over go Years
OF Age.
Best silk centerpiece, Mrs. j. p
Beckwith, 1st.
Eyelet embroidery, Mrs. +. Brown
LIST; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Spencer, End.
Handmade pillow slip. Mrs. Il.
Crockett LIST; Mrs. Z. Brown, End;
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Spencer. Srd.
Sofa pillow, Silk Patch, Mrs. ~
Gilkey. lst and 3rd.
Silk bed quilt, Mrs n. Gilkey, LIST.
Worsted bed quilt, Mrs. Vic Smith,
list.
Crochet skirt, Mrs. A. Ragan, 1st.
Handmade rug, Mrs. F. V. Wheeler,
Misses Under IA
Best assortment crochet, Il. Ahlf, 1st.
Dest table cover, Vivian Merrill,
2nd.
Special Entries Not Listed, Ribbons
Awarded.
Crochet bedspread, Mrs. Perkins, 1st.
Crochet table cover, Mrs. +. Schu-
macher, lst, 2nd, Srd.
Battenburg handkerchief Mrs. Vic
smith, LIST.
Lace collar, Mrs ~ Reynolds. 1st.
Tatting Jabot, Mrs. Mae Haury, 1st.
Embroidered Jabot, Mrs. Mae Haury.
1st.
Darned net bedspread, Mrs. E.
Carlson, 1st
Hedabo centerpiece, Mrs. Ebba
Hansen, 1st
Hedabo table runner, Mrs. C. Nc
Kenzie, 1st.
Table runner, colored embroidery
Mrs. F. F. Smith, 1st.
Best collection Hardanger, Mrs. F.
Carlson. 1st
Hedabo centerpiece, Mrs. T. Ahern
1st; Mrs Ebba Hansen, end.
Mt. Meelick centerplece, Mrs. H. T.
Pritchard, 1st
Crochet lace by yard, Mrs. E. Carl
son. 1st
Appliqued Screen, Mrs. Ebba Han
sen, 1st.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.

OF all the departments at the
Josephine County Grange Fair that
closed in a blaze of glory .griday
night, there was none that was more
complete, or more satisfactory to the
public than that presided over by the
ladies the Ladies Department.
Crowds were at all times moving
about the rooms inspecting the
many works of art, the oil paintings
and the water colors, the hand paint
ed china, and the many examples OF
skill with the brush or the needle,
this department proving a delight
from morning to night.
OF oil paintings there was an eX-
ceptional display,the collection shown
by Mrs. Steffens, which was awarded
first prize, being worthy the honor in
any show, while the landscape and
the flower study by Mrs. Deadrick,
which were awarded first place in
their respective classes, were recon-
mended by all visitors.
The awards in the various classes
of the ladies department were placed
as follows:
Collection oil paintings Mrs. W.
Steffens, 1st; Mrs. Lillian Deadrick,
2nd.
Landscape in oil, Mrs Lillian
Deadrick, 1st; Mrs. Steffens, 2nd.
Marine in oil, Mrs. w. Steffens, lst'
Animal study in oil, Mrs. W. stef-
fens, 1st
Flower study in oil, Mrs. Lillian
Deadrick, lst.
Fruit study in oil, Mrs. c. G..
Ament, End,
Still life in oil, Mrs W. stefens'
2nd.
Marine in water color, Mrs. Lii
Ian Deadrick, 1st; Mrs W. Steffens'
2nd
Flowers in water color, Mrs w,
Steffens, 1st.
Amateurs Under 16 Years.
Marine in water color, Vivian Mer-
rill, End
Still life in water color, CCalla
Lilies). Kathryn Donnell, LIST.
Horse head, pencil drawing Emily
Turvey, 2nd prize.
Photography.
10 photographs, any size, L. l..
Upson. 1st; R. S. Dahlberg, End.
Twenty-four photographs, views
R. S. Dahlberg, 1st.
Single photograph, R. S. Dahloerg'
lst.
Photography wood, Mrs. Vic Smith
1st: Lynn Smith, End.
Photography leather, r. 5. Dahi-
berg. 1st: Lillian Deadrick, 2nd.
China.
Largest and best collection ot
china. Mrs. W II. Wilcoxon, lsti
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27

| NSs paw AShSh NtAhSs NuoiAho
Close, lst
Best plate Elberta, Jos Moss, LIST;
G. H. Hamilton, End,
Best plate Globe. J. C. Calhoun.
lst.
Best plate Gamers Delight. G. II.
Hamilton. LIST.
Prunes.
Best plate Italian, r. S. Dahlberg,
LIST; o. w. Murray, End.
Best plate Silver. II. II, Harter,
LIST; o. W. Murray. End.
Best plate Hungarian, Mrs. Kate
McFadden, LIST; o. w. Murray, End.
Plums.
Best plate Refine Claude, I. p.
Cramer, LIST and End.
Nuts.
Best plate English walnuts, II. T.
Pritchsrd, lst
Best plate Almonds, IL. Ii. Harter,
LIST.
Best plate peanuts, ~ Reynolds,
LIST; r. S, Dahlberg, End.
Best plate black walnuts, A. l..
Blodgett, LIST.
Grapes.
Best plate Isabella, I'D. Lagergren,
LIST.
Best plate Sweetwater, c. II. Peter
son, LIST; Il. +. Blanchard, End,
Best plate Mission, c. +, CARRIER.
list.
Best plate malaga, c. +, CARRIER,
lst.
Best plate Tokay, j. c. Calhoun,
list; c, +, CARRIER, End.
Best display grapes on vine, DR..
Loughridge, lst
berries.
Best plate strawberries, Anna
Reischel, LIST; Wm Steffen, End; A.
j, Klocker, 3rd.
Best plate blackberries, G. +. Gar
ber, LIST; NJ. r. Crooks, End
Best plate raspberries, Amos
ayers, LIST.
Ounces.
| Best plate ounces, II. 7. Pritch-
ard, LIST; II. Thomas, End; A. L..
Blodgett, 3rd,
Grains.
Best sheaf wheat, W, A. Wood,
lst; j. W. Turvey, End.
Best sheaf oats, Frank Topping,
1st.
Best sheaf barley, b. S. Watts, lst,
Best stalks field corn, N. Rey-
nolds, 1st; w. T. Barnes, End
Best ears field corn, r. Thomas,
LIST, Dr. Loughridge, 2nd.
Best collection clover, Amos
Myers, lst.
Mineral.
Best display rough granite, A.
Bartlett, 1st.
Best display chalcopyrite, Chas. Il.
Phillips, 1st
Best native copper, c. l.. Mangum,
lst.
Best milling and smelling ore,
Old Glory Mining Co., LIST.
Best placer gold, G. b. Bristow,
1st.
Best display cabinet specimens,
Geo. S. Calhoun, LIST.
Photo views of mines and mills,
A. T. Lewis, LIST,
Best display OF agate, c, l.. Swim
den and Jones, 1st
Best display dressed marble, G.. w.
Jones, 1st
Specials.
Best agricultural display, Will
liams Grange, special; Deer Greek,
Igpecial; Fruitdale, special Rogue
River Valley, lst; Murphy Grange,
special.
Vegetables.
Best bunch asparagus, W A, Hood,
1st.
Green beans in pod, A. l.. Blodgett,
lst; w b. Pinkefton, End; Mary J,
Tyler, 3rd.
Bunch 8 table beets n. Reynolds
list; r. w. Rogers, End; c. f. Gar
ber 3rd.
Bunch stock beets, w. T
Barnes, 1st; II. w. Rogers, End.
Best head caulihower, Mr. Hen
dirk, 1st.
Best head cabbage, ~ Reynolds
1st; VIM. Crow, End.
Bunch table carrots, ". Reynolds
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27

best specimen OF china, Mrs.
Woodward, lst; Mrs. VIM. Steffens,
2nd; Mrs. H. T. Pritehard, Srd.
Culinary Department.
Graham bread, Mrs. J. Pardee, LIST;
Mrs. L. Hood, 2nd; Mrs. c. Ryckman,
Srd
Salt rising bread, Mrs. Mary Jor-
dan, LIST.
Potato yeast bread. Mrs. Kate Al
lenbaugh, LIST; Mrs. Ryekman, End;
Mrs. H. S. Prescott, Srd.
steam brown bread, Mrs. J. Par
dee, LIST.
Layer Cake. Mrs. c. Ryckman, LIST
Collection of cakes, Mrs. H. s.
Prescott, LIST.
Loaf cake, Mrs. c. Ryckman, LIST.
Girls Under IL.
Layer cake, Marion Sabin, LIST.
Potato yeast bread, f. Ahlf, 1st.
Preserves, Etc.
Large stand best collection canned
fruits, Mrs, c. E. Ryckman, lst; Mrs.
f. Chailson, 2nd; Mary ]. Tyler. Srd.
Largest and best collection jellies,
Mrs. c. E. Ryckman, lst; Mrs. H.
Harter. End.
Largest and best collection canned
vegetables, Mrs. ]. A. Custer. 1st;
Mary J. Tyler, 3rd.
Largest and best collection sour
pickles, Mary J. Tyler 1st
Largest and best collection meats,
Elyira Wheeler, LIST.
Floral Department.
Ornamental plant, W. A. Newell.
lsr.
Boston fern, Mrs. Anna Reynolds,
lst; Mrs. Evenson 2nd and 3rd
DanLas, Mrs +. L. Blanchard, ST.
f. Ahlf, 2nd.
Asters, Mrs. c. l.. Clevenger 1st;
Z. Ahlf, 2nd.
Ladies' Textile Department, Hand
Sewing.
Best fancy apron, Mrs. c. Nutting,
lst.
Best Corset cover. Lula Benedict,
lst.
Best baby dress, Mrs. l.. c. Ragan,
1st; Mrs. H. w. Ritchie, 2nd.
Best handkerchief, Mrs. Perkins,
1st; Mrs. Lillian Deadrick, End
Best set table linen, I pieces, Mrs.
l.. c. Ragan, lst.
Best silk bed quilt, Mrs. NJ. H. Will
coxon, 1st; Mrs. NJ. H. Wilcoxon, End.
Best plain bed quilt, Mrs, f. High
er, 1st.
Best patchwork bed quilt Mrs. E.
Higher 1st; Mr.. o. Miller, 2nd.
Machine Sewing.
Night gown, Mrs. Lillian Deadrick,
3rd.
Artistic Needlework.
Infants skirt, Mrs. w. S, Coutant,
lst; Mrs. Reynolds, End.
Carriage robe, Mrs Reynolds, 1st.
Infants pillow, Mrs. Vic Smith,
1st.
Luncheon cloth, Mrs E. Carlson,
st; Mrs. Ebba Hansen, 2nd.
Carving cloth, Mrs Ebba Hansen,
lst; Mrs. Vic Smith, 2nd; Mrs. E.
Carlson, 3rd.
Best silk embroidery centerpiece,
mrs. W. S. Coutant, 1st; Nellie
..oore, md; Mrs. Vic Smith, Srd
Best Roman embroidery Mrs E.
Carlson, 1st
Sofa pnlow, conventional, Mrs. X.
uray. lst; Mrs. Lillian Deadrick'
2nd.
Best fancy bag, Mrs Vic Smith,
lst; Mrs. L, Hoffman, 2nd; Mrs. c.
Nutting, Srd.
Best display sofa pillows, Mrs.
Fbba Hansen, 1st: Mrs. Lillian Dead
rick. End, Mrs. Vic Smith, 3rd.
Collection of needlework, IS
pieces, Hugo Embroidery Club, lst.
White Embroidery.
Sofa pillow, shadow, Mrs. Vic
Smith. lst; Mrs. Vic Smith, 2nd
Sideboard scarf, Mrs. Ebba Han
sen. 1st; Mrs. F. Smith, 2nd; Mrs X.
Gray, 3rd
Embroidered towels, Mrs. X. Gray
lst: Mrs. R. c. Ragan, 2nd; Nan
Smith, 3rd.
Eyelet centerpiece, Mrs R. c. Ra-
gan. 1st; Nellie Moore, End; Mrs. ii.
T. Pritchard, 3rd.
Hardanger centerpiece, Mrs.
simms. 1st, Mrs. f. NJ. Cavanaugh'
2nd: Mrs. R. S. Dahlberg, 3rd'
Best pillowsham. white embroid-
cry Mrs. Ebba Hansen, 1st.
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FRUIT EXHIBIT.

The prize winners in the fruit and
vegetable displays at the Grange Fair
were as follows:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27

Artistic job work at Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-09-27

NJ. II. Wileoxon, LIST; Mrs. c. F. Nut
ting, end.
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AUTO instruction: practical. mechanical
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GIESSLER'S GARAGE. Alb Frelinghuysen
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L0AA1AsNA
sHERIFF"S SALEM Chancery of New
Jersey. Between Hollywood Building and
Loan Association, of East Orange, N. J.,
complainant, and Helen j. Smith, ct ais.
defendants. Fl. IA, for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of feri
facias, to me directed, L shall expose for
sale by public vendue. at the Court House,
In Newark. on Tuesday. the second day of
July next, at two o'clock p. M. all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate
lying and being in the City of Newark,
Essex County, New Jersey.
Beginning in the easterly line of Summer
avenue at a point therein distant northerly
four hundred and twenty-five feet from the
northerly corner OF same and Nursery street.
and from thence running "a easterly at
right angles with Summer avenue one hun
bred and fifteen feet. thence 90 northerly
parallel with Summer avenue twenty-one
feet and eight inches; thence go westerly
and through the centre of the partition wall
between the house on the lot hereby con-
veyed and the house ON the lot adjoining on
the north one hundred and fifteen feet and
one inch to summer avenue, and thence "a
along the said avenue southerly seventeen
feet and five inches TO the place Of be-
ginning.
With the right in common to use the alley
between the premises hereby conveyed and
the house on the adjoining lot on the south
side, which house 1t is understood and
agreed Is distant not more than one foot
from the southerly line Of these premises
and the owner OF which Is TO enjoy the right
in common to the use of said alley.
Newark. NJ. j., May 81. 1912.
JOHN f. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
William y. Hampson, Solr. Ni4.62l
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A SQUARE DEAL ASSURED.
LILA L. BLAND, JR.,
Real Estate. Insurance. Mortgages.
800 Broad st Tel. T41o Market
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[chaneery A-219.J
SHERIFF'S Chancery of New
Jersey. Between Carl Burkart. ct ais,
complainant, and Gustav Schneider, OF ais,
premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of ferl
facias, to me directed, / shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, In
Newark, on Tuesday, the twenty-fifth day OF
June next, at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the city OF Newark,
Essex County, New Jersey.
Beginning In the southerly line of Six
teenth avenue at a point therein distant one
hundred and seventeen feet five inches west
erly from the westerly line of South Tenth
street as now established; thence running
north slxty-seyen degrees and nfty-hve min
utes west along said line of Sixteenth ave-
nue. swenty-four feet ten inches, thence
south twenty-one degrees west and parallel
with Greenberry street one hundred and two
feet ten inches to land late OF Snyres Coei
thence along the same south ~siNty-six de-
greeB and fourteen minutes east twenty-fouf
feet ten and one-quarter inchesi thence
north twenty-one degrees east one hundred
and three feet seven inches to the line OF
Sixteenth avenue and place OF beginning.
Being tho same premises conveyed to the
said party of the first part by deed bearing
even date herewith from The Enterprise
Building Company, and is given to secure
part Of the consideration money In said deed
mentioned.
This mortgage is made second and sub
sequent to a mortgage of six thousand dol
lara given by the said party of the first
part to the Security Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, and bearing even date herewith,
and Is 80 accepted
Newark, N. j., May 20, 1912.
JOHN II. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALB-In Chancery of New
Jersey. Between Fidelity Building and
Loan Association of Newark, N. j., COM
plainant, and Anton Weining. ct ais. de-
fendants, Fl. fap for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of nerl
facias. to me directed, l shall expose for
sale by public vendue, at the Court House.
In Newark, on Tuesday, the second day of
July next, at two o'clock p. m. all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate
lying and being in the city of Newark.
Essex County. New Jersey;
beginning in the southeasterly line of
North Thirteenth street, formerly called
Thompson street. at a point two hundred
feet northerly from the northeasterly corner
of Orange street and said North Thirteenth
street: thence easterly and parallel with Or
ango street seventy-tiye feet; thence north
erly at right angles to Orange street twenty
hve feet, thence westerly parallel with Or
anRe street seVenty-five feet to said line of
North Thirteenth street, and thence south
erly at right angles with Orange street,
along said North Thirteenth street twenty
Ave feet to the place of beginning.
Newark. N, j., May q. 1912.
JOHN +. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Joseph *. Franks. SoIr. (s1O. $50
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WHAT have Won to offer me in exchanges
for twenty-five four-minute Edison req
ords, in good condition? Address SMITH.
Box 1903. Star office.
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IChancery A-EZf-J
SALEM Chancery of Nav
Jersey. Between Continental Building and
Loan Association, complainant, and Giuseppe
Barbaiaci, ct ais, defendants. III, ia, for
sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of fieri
faoias, to me- directed, l shall expose for
sale by public yendue, at the Court House.
In Newark, on Tuesday, the second day of
July next. at two o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate
living and being In the City of Newark,
Essex County. New Jersey:
beginning at "a point on the northerly side
of East Kinney street distant two hundred
and nifty feet westerly from the northwest
erlv corner of Adams and East Kinney
streets; thence running northerly and par
aileI, or nearly so, with Adams street ninety
six and forty-two hundredths feet; thence
westerly parallel, or nearly so. with East
Kinney street twenty-five feet; thence
southerly and parallel with the first de-
scribed course ninety-six and forty-two hum
dredths feet to the northerly side of East
Kinney street; thence easterly along the
same twenty-five feet TO the point and place
Of beginning. Being also according to sur
yey made by Lehlbach Bros, civil engineers
and surveyors. July l, 1907.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Newark. N. j.. May %. 1912.
Lafferty & Pilgrim, Solrs. &l1.56)
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A FINE high grade mandolin. registered
instrument; double sounding boards; Will
exchange for laying hens. K, Box 100. Star
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

-FOUR nice rooms TO rent during summer
months: kitchen and bedroom furnished
ali improvements references, s13 month. b.
SEELIG. 11S Badger av.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

A CHEST of ~woodworkers' tools, would ex-
ehange for typewriter or desk. Address
DESK, Box 107. Star office.