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SHERIFF"S SALEM Chancery Of New Jer-
sey-Between Arthur A. BlaicheT, complain
ant. and Elizabeth Suglia et al, defendants.
ii. IA, for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of herl
faeias. 10 me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public Vendue. at the Court House, In New
Hrk. on Tuesday. the sixth day of February
next. at two O'Clock y. 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 northerly line of Thirteenth
avenue at a point therein distant fifty feet
westerly from the westerly line of Bruce
street: thence running westerly along the line
of Thirteenth avenue twenty-five feet; thence
northerlv and parallel with Bruce street one
hundred feet; thence easterly and parallel with
Thirteenth avenue twenty-five feet, and thence
southerlv and parallel with Bruce street one
hundred feet TO the said northerly line of
Thirteenth avenue and the place OF beginning
Being known and designated as lot No. nifty
nine ON a map OF property belonging to Mrs.
:. A. Breintnall. made August 9Th, 1872, and
the same premises conveyed 10 the said Antonio
Suglia by two deeds. both dated November I'd,
1894. one made by AMI Dodd and others, eX-
ecutors. etc. the other by John IL. n. BRENT
nall and others aud recorded in book Z 2S of
deeds for said Essex County, on pages $40.
etc. and 34T. etc.
Newark. y. J.. January l. 1912.
JOHN f. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
Lun, Tamblyn 4 Colyer, Sorrs- Gib.SH
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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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AUCTION kALBa.

In aarordance with the laws OF Nsw Jersey a
pubEn sale will takp place at 40 South or
anss av., Newark, ". j., Saturday. January
charges Old pasinr suit stored In the name Of
Fannie Fltohette. NATIONAL STORAaN 90,
86s Plane st., Newark, N. ]. s. VAN
P0zNAH. suctiorasr.
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"FLOATED" OYSTERS NOT
UNHEALTHY, SAYS JERSEY.
Special 10 the Newark star.

TRENTON, Jan. Charles r.
Bacon. chief of the Bureau of Shell
Fisheries, acting for the oystermen of
the State, has forwarded to the Board
of Food and Drug Inspection at Wash
ington the protest against that boards
reviving the order against the inter-
state shipment of "1oated' oysters.
The protest insists that the float
ing oysters is not an adulteration and
does not detract from the healthful-
ness of the bivalve. He points out that
in this view his department is sus-
tanned by the New Jersey State Board
of Health.
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FLORISTS.

J. d. kROEHL. JR., 8 BELMONT AV.
Fresh { COVERS for all occasions. funeral
designing q speciality. Tel. h462-J, Market
FOR stylish and neatly arranged floral de-
signs az moderate prices go to JOHN ROSS
z Florist. 80 Belleville av. Tel 1881 BIB.
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O. $. c. NotIee.

The officers and member OF Clan Forbes
-, O. :. G.. are requested TO meet
at Harrison avenue and Fourth street,
Harrison. Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
10 attend the funeral services of our late
brother, David Bryce. 4l6 William street,
Harrison, at s O'Clock.
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NICHOLSON Wednesday. January j;
1912. Ella Nichols (hee tIartingl, beloved
wife of William Nichols.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
residence. pa Orange street. on Saturday,
January 6. al > p. IN. lnterinent III
ellen Ridge Cemetery. Newburs papers
please copy.
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NAYLOR-Passed away, on "Wednesday,
January 3. 1912. Elizabeth Naylor tnee
Consterdine). beloved wife Of William
baylor, in hor AID year, i2S Lafayette
street.
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O1RTEI-On Wednesday, January 3, 1917.
George Franz Oertel. aged 50 years, be
loved husband OF Louisa bertel NEE
Mayer, 272 Iittleton avenue.
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TTMMs-on January .. 1912, Mary E.
Burnett, wife of Theodore NJ. Timms'
in the S0th year OF her age.
Funeral services at the home Of her
sister. Miss r. \. Burnett Warren
street. on Friday, January ., at : p
IN. Friends are invited TO attend. IN
terment at the convenience of the family.
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MOrX On Wednesday, January !, l9l2:
Mary \. Mota nee Schneider, widow of
George Mot2, aged 60 years.
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
to attend the funeral Saturday. 9Th INST;
at %. IN. from her late residence, 209
Mc\Nhorter street. To at. Peters Church.
lntermcht In. Cemetery Of tile Holy
Sepulchre. NN4-.
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STRATBE-Entered into rest, ca Thurs
day. January 4, 1912. at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth knodel;
No. 6Sl South Eleventh street. Daniel
Stranbe. aged &C years 10 months and Is
days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BIDDLE-On January 3. 1912, Homer 8.
husband OF Elizabeth NJ. Fauls Biddle,
and son of Jacob L. and Elizabeth Bid
die. aged % years, sc Broad street.
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SPROWL-On January >. 1872. Jacob G,
husband of Antonio IIaff Sprowl, In
his 5Sth year, 159 Elm street.
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OSBORN-At %Stanhope. on January 3,
1912. I. Il. Osborn. husband of Hannah
Osborn.
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BURGESS-At the home OF his daughter.
Hockessin, Del. on December 81. l9l. ~
his SD year, John w. Burgess late oil
East Orange.
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WoLFF-On January ), 1912. Margaret
Wolff. infant daughter of Albert G., and
Margaret Wolff NEE Newman.
Funeral services will be held January
al 3 %. M. from her parents home, All
Halsey street. 1uterment in the Gene
terry Of the Holy Sepulchre.
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BRAUER-On January 3. 1912, Josephine
Il. Brauer nee Metz. beloved wife OF
Jacob Brauer, i'll her 3lst year, at her
residence. 19S Thirteenth avenue. corner
Newton street.
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RICE Suddenly, on January I lal2, John
Rice. aged Y years.
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:. 1872. Jacob. beloved son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Louis Wasserman. aged a Years.
u Milton street.
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MacGOWAN-At Togus. Me, on Tues
day, January >, 1912, Francis j., be
loved husband Of the late Mary f.
MACEDONIAN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fell asleep, at Ma
plewood. y. j., on January J. 1872, Fred
erick William Teulon. in his 10Th year.
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ANIMAL

ANNUAL NATURALIZATION.
THR PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA
Newark, y. j. December !, 1911.
The annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of
this company will be held at The office of the
company, Prudential Building, Newark, ". D.,
on Monday, January $, 1912, for the purpose
year.
Polls open IL a. IN. Gloss IL m.
GRAY. Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK.
Newark. y. j.. December 81, 1911.
ELECTION.
The annual meeting of the shareholders OF
this bank, for the election of directors. will be
held at the banking house on Tuesday, the
ninth day of January ne&t, between the hours
Of 10 and II oclools a. m.
J.. GARDNER,
Cashier.
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Nj pOWEII-On January >, 1912, Salina.
widow of Samuel Mcdowell, aged hs
! wears, 80 Johnston avenue,
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CANTRELL. nee Forrestep-On January
3, 1912. Annie, beloved wife of John Can
trell, aged 80 years. 81 Tappan street
kearny.
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KNOELL.-On Wednesday. January 3
1917. Harold. beloved child of Frederick
and Louisa Knoell mee Betzl. aged !
vcar months. al parents residence,
81 South Nineteenth street.
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BRTDGES-Ou Tuesday. January >, 1872.
Margaret Cook. widow Of James Bridges
in her 10Th year, IS Spruce street.
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Wednesday. January s, 1872.
Adam Beyer. aged - years.
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Resolutions Engrossed,

J. v. HARTNG. IA Summer av.: tel. 707- p
Pen artist. eXaminer OF questioned handwriting
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TWIST-At Kearny, y. j., Thomas, be
loved husband of Wanda Twist, aged
"a years II months. 60 Pomeroy ave
nue..
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cRAMER-suddenly. on January 2, 1872
Aaron Cramer.
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CORYELLrAt hanover Neck, y. j., o
January >. 1912. William T.. Coryell.
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GDISSLER-At ~ New York aVenue. sud.
denly. o. il mary 8, 1912, Otto j., beloNe.e
husband Of Sophia Geissier, aged :
years.
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GERNERT-On January .. 1912. at her res,
denee. II Holland street, Julia, beloVeu
wife Of Boniface Gernert.
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GARRISON-On January :, 1872, Charles
r. Garrison, aged 63 years, III DAVIS ave
nue..
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UI-NTER-On Thursday. January i l9l2,
George. beloved child of George and
Mabel Hunter nee Kirk. aged 10 months
go North Third street.
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JACOBUS-At Cedar Grove. y. j., on Jan
uary ,. 1912, Emma ~. wife Of Frank ia
cobns aud daughter of Louisa and the
late William RiekerieiI, in her I'D year
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid md asked prices appended
are furnished through EiseIc & king;
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KNAPP-Eutered into eternal rest; Oh
January !. 1912, John Knapp, beloved
husband of Marianne Knapp lnee
Rnerhner). in his 18th year.
Lodge No. i42. l.. O. O. T.; German
Fnifed. Rebecca Degree No. 40, J.. o.
O. r.. and Martha Washington Sick Ben
efit Association are kindly invited to at
tend the funeral services at his late
home. 1GG William street, ON Thursday,
January 4. 1872, at 7:3o p. m. Gnterment
at FairTount Cemetery at convenience
Of family
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rROWTHER-EarlN Thursday morning.
January 4, 1912, Esther j.. wife of the late
George +. Crowther and mother of Mrs.
Frances M. Linnett
Funeral services Will be held at her
late home. No. SO Van Ness place, on
Sunday, January I, at > p, m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend. IN
terment in Paramount Cemetery.
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GEoRGE BRUECKNER's SONS,
Charles II. Andrew j.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMBRs.
Office and Funeral rarlors. Is BELMONT
Az, near Springfield av.
l. ID Phone Waverly 81.
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KENNY-on Wednesday. January 3. 1912,
Joseph. beloved son Of Andrew and Ella
Kenny mee McA1anus1. at his residence
52J Market street,
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KELaER-Entered into rest, on Tnesddy
January ,, 1912. Adam beloved h~usoand
aged a wears . months and 10 DAYS.
Relatives and friends are kindly m
Nited to attend the funeral services at
his late residence. 81 South sixth street,
on Friday morning, January ., az 9:5t
o'clock. Internent in Lutheran Gene
terry. Brooklyn. Kindly omit flowers.
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Nutiro Is hereby rlren that tho
tARss dao the STATE Of rrsAa and
County ~ Nueeca fnr me yrAr 1911
sre sur Bpw Hna paynsls NJ ny Of.
fee ia The couN Iieass q, cafpus
ehrisg Tsssa aases inset te rsis
d ~ before M sia day 81 jam
ary 1919. % ten PER cent penalty
~ill b. Added. On account of the
time required Tor Issuing each re-
.oelui ~ TIA REGULATIONS made ~ the
comptroller. q 4iii BE- necessary FOR
Foa So pay geaf taaes - suen a.
possible, oihefWirs you msy NOT be
sbie o. ray same aud roc-ise your
rnccla ltf0re The geBs.ig attaches.
fsigned) " n OLIVER.
TAr Collector. Nuessa County. Tenas
i01i n
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The Reaches The Quick Results Advertise
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Onontimss prat tltucfs rautN
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and 600 frequently the rhiia 81 pgn
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troubled Wlih hldncy vrakoraH
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fcmnay NJ thors ls pain in iho hark
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psans kidney p9lis ~ oHtr Ths
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troubles Zoe ofer 1a fnafa D. has
eufod add haf heen onmeniea ~
fhoassnds rsuof in Corpus Christ
citizens statement
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f'rhs usp 81 Duans Kidn,y pllls haf
proven \ great bicAslnR IN onr holne
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ere about them Une ~ ms rhii.
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pe2fs she ~At in s6fY bad h.alih
The hldueg eeffstions isssed ton
Frequently end nor Hfaha nrhe 4
tsai hes 10 a.iouaiiat aud b. i4AAi
81 hff faf AAhlls and flnallf saia
that anihinR sould bs done 6he did
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kTf sendiilau h.<sfnf - had that ~
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school About flst slime heard ~
posn's kidney pills and sitter the
'ifei fes beees ne child heftn ~
Improve shr nas snon e0mpiritly
Cured The entire credit btiahff 70
fssHHk kidBsf pills
Fof sale ~ az dsaisra Price "a
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Nee fnTh soie agents fof shs Tint.
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hemrmisrr ike hsme lisau
and lake 90 other
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AnNkhTlAfns-+ The great ssAts 81
North n<koss offers unlimited on
pertsrisies fct eaxiaess 20 slss&srled
advertisers me sc>cxnis<d adv~s.
ssssnx EeAism b tho Rsfac nsil,
and xundsy Courier. NN~s. shs cals
seven das PAPER IN ~ state snd sas
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TIE iotal secretary " ll,c board ~
Hisil sefrife eRsmlnese sishes -
aruoance ~ tbore che have flied
applications Toy the clerical first
grade taawinaiien which van a.
kave peen heid la iAis cifg fsby std
thai tAif essmiBation haa been a..
dpfiniielf HsEiponss ~ ordef ~ fhr
district secretary ~ Nss Orleans.
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noys and GA. na,e orranIle.I.

ITHIIVT3I ITfaIf NllfWIHI-I
SWIFT WATER TspaF. faa gs
United HiAtss fsfus0aMfasion Arenl
fos Nolan runntY. u ~ Mana has
orghnl4cs a Host Corn rlab. ahieh
row has elghlg-flse nembtfs ard
rae aiho orraaiEcd Diris FioNe'
tinA, hAYihE memDersAip ~
hlnefy
Arrangement ~. hring INSIDE 'ef
q oopntY far this year ard "a il ma
pian ~ the fpahr Mere harinnsf
ieaga4 ~ this city ~ offer prises Vi
thfse ciEtn for 'hs brsi displays
made ~ ihp falr The CUTS Fio3sf
riub Is car ~ the FIRST ~ is ORGAN.
issf IL the f'nifsd sias~n
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Toxas PARTS sfnnas "A Hn~s.
man. islgsiinr and lsb'f Clepay
ami threAsrmh1 Al Marshall. Long
Nlee. ~ riraasnt. saiphus HpFauks.
Paris. Ahllsae. Ap~gln saa Tsoinls
lialanee pi State clear. tain ans.
pheasant TcmrrFalnFr a. 90 70.
~ faln
nh,eAeFA sienrrailT clsAf. t~so-
rsFptuse q. "a ~; no rats
touiplaua Cloudy and thgeslva.
luK. $50 4ain,
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Leaves for san Autonio. Waco and
iipusion . ~ m
Leaves for san Antonio. ~ 40
q m
leaves Tor San Antonio. Waco aud
Iousion. ! 90 m.
Arrives from ban Antonio. Waco and
Houston 90 N.
Arrives from san hu'obio, aiO
o. IA.
Arrive, from san Antonio. Waco Abc
Honsion 5 80 m
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KANsAe cry. Nan Ian "a
Cattle slpsd $50 sifOnF export
u,errs ssaoufs 90 Hose steady e.
strnne nsA,ice safsufa 70
Hhcrr 20 ~ ~ soHls loeer.
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Gotta Mnls o. Ian 10 Ihs 40
t.ai BOZ fhe rsss o' Nadusv aieati
ioruIDf tsfEeant.ai.armt Boz thf ohio
bouHr eI representative came nl
uf hrarUs ia the State sapfomt
ru to-day Diesel D. Hndef SEQ.
'Nnro of inpHsonmsnt ior compiirH,
m legislative bribery
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Tnlns Depart South bound 20
a m north bound s.soa m south
bound. goo q m north bound. iag
m.
Trains Arrive From north ? 90
10 m4 from south, 30 F0a m from
north 6-a o. m from south. 3 gs
B. a.
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CifitAH,i. lii Jan 81 lha
llellssllle cluh ~ Chicago. ~ ~ sse~
pMd animal dlunff ~ b. glvrn ~ sAe
Hotel Ia Nailc iomnfro< niHAts wiz
have A. ~ kuvti ~ heunf and Fsla.
ipal speaker the Riaht ftnResabir
alr aarktnfle Howell " q. N al
tetmer pfonlef 81 Canada The sit,h
- ,ompescd ~ nelIDNille men eies
lormeFit ltted "a lsesseslile. unief'e
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Particular rlaAo iunlng fer paFtie.
slsr peppis ~ ssetoFY Experienced
iunss a. N Tysoa. T~iephose ti2l
wray fiyon s3xsi
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% TVluN'IaiuTo M Ht Iafl
uiFhf
fel wind yoloety
80 Precipitation lat - honrs
JOSEPH "a CLINE.
local FofnnAetaf weather uufoan
Mems and ladlet fshbsf boots Al
fhe Model Iatil
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foR SAl.N CllkAp Nodesn s.n,om
ifaue haase ana sAst flont eosnss
lei. thrrc rooms itaf&. han. aka.
danips r~am sise it0ge rooa ri.tern
aud sell. elestfg hshss about a. o..
anFc. lemons. pears. fiss finms ctt
ifuii ifovs Dood titie rAis rrcp.
rriy witt 20 toF sieso Sos tho neat
% da4s onis can AZ caller ~ ~
Sea staples 81 Nik~ n F.ssu.
iss "a
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lilt The Ateuf lated l'resa
Nrw nnifANs "a IAN ~
cofiun tuturgs blessed STEADY AZ a
nei adsauae ct pno % four polnts
aiols alraNs unchanged
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A1AZ 49, 210 CHAPARRAL

Classified adsertlsiss eenssstcnto
0sed Ia both effe tl,t and shvAp Tfs
a anA ~ convinced
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FoR RFllAntr INFORMATION ou
rial esiatr ana aA values zee cafpAs
'hfisli Real s,sisir fsrhnnrr. rom
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-24

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LABOR AGENCY nor an kiuds ol
Aslps. call a. 80 Leopard street q
o. noa sqt isU
Smyrna times., 1912-07-03

A. F. Dawson, president of the
Dawson Manufacturing Co. of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, was in Newark, in
Conference with the Newark Board
of Trade, and arrangements were
completed for the establishment of
a branch of their industry there.
Papers were signed for the purchase
of the land and the work of erecting
the buildings will bgin in the near
future. The boundary, which the
company will erect, S2x36, and
erecting shop, 26x92, will be of con-
crete construction. The new build
ings will be located opposite the
shops of the American Machine Co.
on Cleveland avenue. Mr.. Dawson
hopes to have them completed by
October 1st. From Is to 20 men
will be employed in the beginning.