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ADVERTISEMENTS under the headlnq of "WANIED FOR SALEor TO RENT" INSERTED THE RATE OF
 Sc per line, six words to the line
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Purnished rooms. cen trally located, steam heat and all con- veniences. Inquire Bulletin Office. nov4d
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FOR SALE-One model 45 Overland road dster, with complete equipment, able offer refused F. 0. Box l45, Brooklyn. Conn. Eov29FM
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-02

The Baptist and Universalist churches, Arlington, will each receive $1O. 900 by the will of the late H- B. Farmer, which bequeathes S6O,OO0 to public uses.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-02

FOR SALE-Six pigs. eight weeks
 ola. H. C. Henfer, Plain Hill. Tel.
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WANTED.

MESH PURSE MAKERS WANTED Call eat Mrs. Frank l. Rays. 10 Main St., Jewett City, Tuesday afternoons between , and A. Harriet E9 Breed, 1S7 Laurel Hill Ave. Norwich. dec2d
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the company's plant here and a large | force of men is at work
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-02

A MIDDLEa AGED WOMAN Wishes position as housekeeper for widow or in small family. Address No. 6 Starr St. Miss 1. Nj. Harrington. New Lon don, Conn. dec2d
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FOR SALE-Or will exchange for pa1r; enc pay mare, six years old. sound kind. afraid O. nothing, weight 115U; also two set team harnesses, thu ae express harnesses, one team wagon. G. Nj. Flint. 1Go Ash St., Willi- mantle, Conn. nov30d
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GENERAL DRESSlIAKING by Mrs. Noel and Mrs LaBarre. Hunters Ave, TaftviIle Conn dec2d
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
NOTES FROM CARBON
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

The students Commercial club IA
putting out Invitations for dane
ing party. Friday evening OF this
week The dance will be one OF
the best OF the scason and the cner-
gctic club Is sparing no means 90
make Il social success. The dec
orations will be special for the oc-
casion. Programs OF n unique form
are being prepared Refreshments
win be served.
On Friday OF next week bis
dancing party IL to be given by the
now girls band. This organization
has about forty members and II
gives promise OF being a huge sue.
cess. The dance on Friday will b.
for the purpose OF raising funds
with which to buy uniforms. instru'
ments. music. etc. In the dance the
young ladies will auction off cake,
which they are going TO mako foI
the occasion.
Preparations for the big opcnins
OF che new high school are assum'
Ing definite form. On the evening
preceding the opening utah's greai
tenor. Prof. Alfred Best. assisted by
an able corps OF Salt Lake must
clans and local talent. will give O
concert. This II the first OF IN,
lyceum course that Is being giyor
by the high school.
Immediately after the holidays
the high school Is planning TO Civ,
a reception to all the parents o.
the students.
Furniture for the new building Il
arriving daily and Is belng placed
The Baldwin grand plano that Is 1,
be used In the auditorium has ar
rived.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Attention Ia called by the United
States geological survey at wash
ing,on. ID. c.. to the fact that Il
doeN not make analyses or assays
of ores or metals for private par
ties. Many specimens and samples
are received by the survey. accom-
panied by requests for such treat
ment. with which II Il Impossible TO
comply. The force OF chemists em-
plOyed In the survey IL small. and
their time IL fully occupied by their
regular official duties. The geo
logical survey has no facilities at
ali for making gold and silver as-
says The most that can be done
Il for the survey gcologist TO give
an offhand opinion based on a sim
pie examination OF the specimen. II
an assay Is desired, the proper
course IL TO employ a private as
aayor or TO send the apecimen "a
ono OF the government assay Of
fices. whore regular charge 4,
made for such work. When speci'
mems are sent to the survey for ox-
animation. applicants should be par
tieular to state whether they wish
Thorn returned. as otherwise they
win be destroyed Government as.
say offices are located az Carson
Nov; Seattle. Wash: Boise. Ida.
Helena. Mont. Charlotte. n. C..
and salt Lake city
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
COAL MINED LESS THAN A Hun
DRIED YEARS.

The first mention OF the occur.
renee Of coal In the United states,
according to the United States geo
logical survey. is made in the jour
nal OF Father Hennepin. a French
Jesuit missionary. who in 1879 re-
corded the site OF a cole mine" on
tho Illinois river. near the present
city OF Ottawa. Ills. The first ac-
tual mining Of coal was in the Rich
mond Basin. Va. about seventy
years after Father Hennepin's dis
covery In Illinois. but the first rec
ords OF production from the virginia
mines we're for the year 1929. when.
according to one authority. nifty
four thousand tons we're mined.
Ohio probably ranks second In pri-
GRITTY OF production, az coal was dis
covered there In i755. but the rec
ords OF production date back only
TO is3s. The mining OF anthracite
In Pennsylvania began about 1890.
and Il Is said that in 1907 flfty-fivc
tons were shipped TO Columbia. Pa.
Reports OF the anthracite coal trade
are usually begun with the year
1890. when three hundred sixty-five
long tons we're shipped 10 philndcl-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
MAKES THE NATION GASP.

The awful list OF injuries ON a
Fourth OF July staggers humanity.
Set over against a.. however. Is the
wonderful healing by Bucklen's Ar.
Mica Salye OF thousands who auf-
fcrcd from burns. cuts. bruises. bull
let wounds or explosions It's the
quick healer OF boils. ulcers. cczc-
ma. sore lips or piles Twenty-Five
cents at all dealera-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Provo Is to have a street car sys-
TEN. the fourth In the state. with
second hand equipment bought at
Salt Lake City But then. there
isn't much about Provo in any light
Il Is taken. that isn't second hand.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Germany 80 believes In the bene-
fits TO be- derived from an oil mono
poly that the government OF the
kaiser proposes TO acquire It in
that country. Government mono
POLES are not unknown In Europe.
The French government for years
has monopollzed the match business
In France.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Notice group OF men standing
on the curb at u distance and YOU
can tell at once whether they are
arguing or Just gossiplng, II they're
arguing theyn be gestloulating and
waving their arms more or less. II
they are merely gossiping most OF
them will be standing with their
hands In their pockets.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Nevada Is waking up to the dis
grace cast upon the state by the
easy going divorce laws and Il Is
expected that these will be amended
by the incoming legislature in a
way that win be less inviting TO
those DESTROYS OF being relieved OF
their matrimonial responsibilities.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Newspaper correspondents are
busy making up a cabinet for the
Wilson administration. while Will
son himself is kept just as busy de-
nying that he has made any selec-
lions AZ yet.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

We have another great lesson up
on the value OF perseverance. You
can even keep voting the demo
cratic ticket until you elect a presi-
dent.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

There's one good thing about the
democrats who fail TO land Jobs.
They've had plenty OF practice max
ing their own living.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

II the parcels post has done no
thing else. We have ia Inaugural
ticn TO thank for a proposed reduc-
ton In robbor express rates.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
FIT HIS CASE EXACTLY.

when father was sick about six
years ago he read an advertisement
OF Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets In the paper that M his
case exactly" writes Miss Margaret
Campbell OF Fort Smith, Ark. lie
purchased a box OF them and he has
not been sicF since. My sister had
stomach trouble and was also bcne-
fitted by them" Sold by all deal
ers -Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Pillow slips. guest towels. sofa
pillows. center pieces. laces and
fringe. In fact. everything IN fancy
work AZ Mrs. Rieh's. THE ART
STORE. located at Summers new
furniture store.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

Get the baby's picture taken be-
fore Christmas at Waters photo
studio. Price. utah.-Adyt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
Conclusion

Congress should fully realize the
conditions which obtain In the world
as we ind ourselves nc the threshold
OF our middle age as a nation. We
have emerged full grown as peer In
the great concourse ~ nations We
have passed through various formative
periods We have been self conferred
In the struggle tO deyelop our do
nestle questions. The nation is now
too mature TO continue in ~ foreign
relations those temporary expedlents
natural 10 a people e. whom domestic
affairs are the sole concern
in the past our diplomacy has often
consisted, In normal timrs in a mere
assertion OF the right 10 International
existence. We are now in larger 70.
atlon with broader Nights ~ our own
md obligations 10 others than our
elves. A number ~ great guiding
principles were laid down early in the
history OF this government The recent
task OF our diplomacy has been 10 nd.
Just those principles TO the conditions
OF today, TO develop their corollarie,.
TO una practical applications OF the
old principles expanded to meet new
situations.
The opening OF the Panama canal
win mark a new era In our lnterna.
honal life and create new and world
wide conditions which. with their vast
correlations and consequences. win OBJ.
tain for hundreds OF years TO come.
We must not walt for events 10 over.
take us unawares. With continuity OF
purpose we must deal with the prob.
lens OF our external relations by a
diplomacy modern, resourceful mag.
unanimous and httlngly expressive OF
the high ideals Of a great nation.
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
The White House. Dec. 3. 1912.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05

international obligations. the United
states Is, according to precedent. main
tanning full and friendly de facto re
lations with the provisional govern
ment.
The new condition Of affairs thus
created has presented many serious
and complicated problems. both OF In
ternal rehabilitation anc % 'nterua-
tional relations. whose solution II was
realized would necessarily require
much time aud patience. From the
beginning Of the upheaval last autumn
Il was felt by the United States. In
common with the other powers having
large interests in China. that indie
pendent action by the foreign govern
ments In their own individual inter
ests would add further confusion to
situation already complicated. pol
icy ~ international cooperation was
accordingly adopted In an understand.
ing. reached early in the disturbances.
TO act together for the protection OF
the lives and property Of foreigners II
menaced. 10 maintain an attitude OF
strict lmpartiality as between the con
tending factions and TO abstain from
any endeavor to influence the Chinese
I'm their organization OF new form OF
government
II was futher mutually agreed. In
the hope Of Fastening an end to hos
tilities. that none Of the interested pow
ers would approve the making OF loans
By its nationals 10 either side. As soon.
however. rs a united provisional gov
eminent Of China was assured. the
United states Joined In n favorable
consideration Of that governments re-
quest for advances needed for imme.
date administrative necessities and
later for a loan 10 eject a permanent
national reorganization. The interested
governments had already. by common
consent. adopted. In respect 10 the pur-
poses. expenditure and security OF any
loans to China made by their nationals.
certain conditions which were held 20
be essential. not only 20 secure reason.
able protection for the foreign invest.
ors. but also to safeguard and strength.
en- China's credit by discouraging indis.
criminatc borrowing and by insuring
the application ot the funds toward the
establishment Of the stable and cffcc.
tive government necessary 10 China's
welfare.
In June last representative banking
groups Of the United States. France.
Germany. Great Britain. Japan and
Russia formulated. with the general
sanction Of their respective govern.
ments. the guarantees that would be
expected In relation 10 the expenditure
aud security u the large reorganization
loan desired by China which. however.
have thus far proved unacceptable 90
the provisional government
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
sTRAYED on STOLEN.

Thirty head OF sheep. branded
half circle on side. Reward for in-
formation leading TO recovery. Car
bon County Commission Co. -Adyt.
city and ranch property. Il. W.
Crockett a Co. Price. Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
Necessity For RstsntiOn and Espan
sion Of Our Forsiun Trade.

II u not posHIbIe 20 mnke % the con,
gress communication upon the pres
ent foreign relations Of the United
States 10 detailed Ms 90 convey an
adequate Impression OF the enormous
increase In the Importance aud actlyi.
ties OF those relations. N this govern
ment II really 10 preserve 10 the Amer.
lean people that free opportunity In
foreign markets which will soon be In.
dlspensable 10 our prosperity. even
greater efforts must he made.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-12-05
The Cuban Situation.

The republic Of Cuba last May was In
the throcs Of lawlcss uprising that
for n time threatened the destruction
Of a great deal u valuable property
much o. II owned by Americans and
other forclgners- well ~ the exist
ence % the government itself. The
armed force ~ cuba being inadequate
10 guard property from attack and nj
the same time properly TO operate
against the rebels. force Of American
marines was dispatched from our naval
station at0uantanamo into the province
OF Oriente for the protection Of Ameri
eau and other foreign life and property.
The Cuban government was thus able
TO use all It's forces In putting down the
outbreak. which II succeeded In doing
In period of six weeks The presence
OF two American warshlps In the har.
Dor ~ Havana during the most critical
period 81 this disturbance contributed
In great measure TO allay the fears OF
the inhabitants, including a large for.
elgn colony
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rrr.-s sew J7.r b, Hs S,o g5 :. 3 Il,
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Yesterday evening antut . o'clock at
Ni~ BONE 30 ~pIinr,iale. occurred the
1"ttt of j. T.. dow. 90 Well known ami
hishiN respected citizen OF Llm t;roy-
Death Wa due 60 pneumonia. ,rrtracted
about % week aEp. Ih. deceased wa IA
HiS tftu year. ami has lived boo ais NIciu-
lty Tor 90" larger part ut ms Af". hcins
"h" ~ 60" most prominent IiI-trgsr- "a
tH's" parts. iie 5 survived by two son
PRANK. 90 California. ana N.t,. 81 Wheel
!he auI live dtu-ht'fs. Air~. Henry
."9srtnrr. uf Fulton. Mr.. John E.nt>A-
l"i. OF 1919 Va hF'liug .rrsk MT~ Iabc
Hail Mrs. william FURNACE. OF tIe
Grove. and Mac. az home lie wa 81
member Of VI site lnf-r ~ - knights
"f tyfnit~. winch viii probably have
-.Hr%. Of th" funeral. tur ARRANGEMENTS
Tor which tatc not been Completed
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Pettieord obseouiss

luu'rIl services over the r.tui.r4 ot
90" Jag" e.. & f't'ir"rd. Who's. death u,-
CURED ar tlc residence OF his eun.
George. uu Market street. Friday even.
tur. will He held from tho residence. of
IIS son this afternoon a. 3D. o'clock ami
irt"rment Will Dee made 10 Stou, church
cemetery
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One Of best Saloon Stands and
Pool Rooms IN Portsmouth. Ohio
Fine opportunity for right party. Ad-
dress communications 20 Box !,
Portsmouth. Ohio.
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Mrs.. >su'y Allf-i. man. uf Dallas. VIE
~ tie late I'r Mar-.iuau. was found lu
suffer ue from rIrdlt tlC stroke
~ -n'"r~ 10 tH- vicinity he,Jfulne
alarmed 40 NOT seeing tl- Lazy alout.
vent u o." home. fiuu.1s The AGED lady
ia tl" ahov" mentioned condition. she
lS also suffering with tu attack OF pueu-
u"uiit also. and l~ 20 q serious cuuiltiou.
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social.

TIE pupils uf tu. e. ifer Peters Kan
-. mood af" making arrangements Co .Ist
an enter "a iufu'ut and uuN al % the
81 g. ul mouse on Friday evening. January
l". 1918.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

BoR SALE or TRAnE-A GOD s.v.n
. l. ~ 20 HGI 100 lots. "a ..u wei :
tff' tift l.au. Hf.f other I'.fr1s@.
N 90 s.I .r.l. Hr traIr foi q
.t- N..fI.r. .lI.s. $50 .r
u. Ie-Z.-tf
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Look! For silverware. scissors,
pocket knives. slcds. skates. ball
gloves. watches. wagons. Irish mails
and other Nmas goods. see showers
Eberly Hardware Co. de23h
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For SALE

ron gnrT ------'----,>--->~~~-,
Nh SALE ...-Hf ...w ars.
.... Square fsr .s s.t-
condition. Iis.f ff.r. Us D. e.:
.'' '-i.. D.. do.
fOn ShLE-Three work horses. v-etgrt
l'fDO' one pair mules weight COO Too
ogubss sets ~ wCrF harueEs firo drr-n
NAsohs one flat bed wagon. one conrrrse
MIXER. al IN iirst class eondfficu q l.
hii-l1efley Co., schmubach EIag. Bofl
toA o. 6h-itul.- co r.ta.- l....-.-.1
era jacob sf.s.fs se.s "a.
----s--I :. D le-nLI -tfeet au-1s-tf
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gOR KENr
ron REHT

ron RENT
IRON APRIL D. 1919.
r.. .sgL rs HyhLEINo HOUSE.
. rhIE IT. 1T rs ~. IRED
~ LAfsE 40 A rhnTY VINO CAN
p -La9L ~ A. CONDUCT a HIgH
LASS dOhH DING aOU8r Huo OWE
sECuHITg.
JANIS l. HAWLUY.
zoos YAH 81.
foh sEH Z 8uII ding corner lOth AMI
SO SIS formerly occupied Hr
WIG LIv-fs c.. A. ll.Er oe.. r. Wen
be- Elm Grove. 81 "a HrI rT.as
laf AL. .f
or HEET ..-. -.. ...t
..t.. ....
on RIM ....I, ...r..t.. ..-i d..
N''. rIf. H.t. .4I Ur.. .....
Do ,..e ..ut r......... Ann.
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Importer. Breeder and Teacher
Bell Phone z7s-J. National 2as-J
- sixth street, near Walnut
MARTINS FERRY, o.
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D | E D.

aONAAN-NT -f-I'nI- nm HOMO. On sun
ra'. december g.. 1919. 80 = 10 ".,lur.t
Cd. u. Mrs MAi:Y CONAN. ia Der
Nfff YEAR
Funeral .-rtir .s at the Home tl.- Mon
at3. .ft.rnnnu %. 20 u.rlY.h Friends
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0UT.TEE-PIKE


F-rrral H~rNiHsr over o.. remains u
Toe late NJ. Jennie iitrri son. wro d.v.I
a. her home Ga 'rle.l '-ist viii Hs. DO o
7 ''N tls family rt-I frf.r ga seventh
street Mnr.-ay Afternoon 90 1.lo. /.
Intel rr"r' 49,. ue made ia tr- ST. Wool
cemetery.
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Rooms WIN BOARD

INV sEvrEE 100000 ~
io1r So sln.a e. fcte.J HsI
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FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARlES
G.. w. ARBAUCH

'flaf hnt-so tre best uu earth o.
{ female. cages. seeds. etc. send fyT
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COLUMBIA 4. b9-Comfoitabie sieeplns
rooms, good meals; terms reasonable.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE

Newark. n. j., May 10, 1912.
Public notice ig hereby given that all afi-
davits for registering voters in the City Of
Newark for the Primary Election to be held
May IN, 1912, for the selection of delegates
and aiternates to the National Convention,
must he filed In the Office OF the City Clerk,
City Hal. on or before 12 o'clock, midnight.
Saturday, May Is. 1912.
JAMES +. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk,
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AUCTION SALES.



AUCTION. AUCTIONS
Here's the opportunity to buy your floor
coverings at your own price. The entire
stock OF beautiful rugs. oilcloths and limo
leums of the Karpf Karpet Kompany. II
Market street, between Washington and
Plane streets. win be positively sold at auc-
tion to the highest bidders. The stock COM
prises the most beautiful patterns produced
by the factories for the season of 1912. The
best qualities made by the best known
makers. All these beautiful goods. about
500, 900 worth, must be sold. no matter what
the loss. Get in on this great sale. Its
the chance of a lifetime. Pick out the rug
or pattern you want and ask to have II
placed on sale. sale commences Thursday,
Nav 10th, and continues during Friday, May
18th, and Saturday, May 18th. Two sales
daily, forenoons and afternoons; Saturday,
three sales. Don't forget the number. III
Market ST., between Washington and Plane
s. VAN PozNAK. Auctioneer.
ALL goods left over one year will be sold
at public auction on Friday, May II. 1912.
at AZ South Orange av.. at 10 a. M. S. VAN
POZNAK, Auctioneer.
Bv order Of Philip Krimke, % Academy st.
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WHY strain your eyes wearing gla that
do not fit you when YOU can step into NY
Office and get a pair OF perfect fitting spec
trcles or f~yeglass With guild. .,'id filled
Stevens frames and genuine diamond crygfai
leudes correctly fitted to your Q yes for 81 IN.
regular price on Broad or M4rket sis.. 81 no
to s5.002 Why pay $500 for n PAIR OF nj
focal eyeglasses. the near and far kind,
when l viii maze you n rair In stevens
solid gold-hlled ia ms or %mountinRs for
81 402 If you are troubled with headaches
or eyestraln or II your Eyes feel tired otter
reading or sewing come to ny office and lot
me make you q pair ~ spherical or cylinder
lenses TO relieve gnlnc [ VIII also give YOU
a guarantee to keep came ~ repair for one
year free. Special care taken Of childreu's
eyes; broken frames repaired. lenses re-
placed while you walt, oculist prescripi'ons
filled for 81. W~A$iITNCirON OPTICAL Co.
INC. l39 Warrington st.. between warren
and New. Office hours. o TO s. Sunday. IL 10 8.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

MAPLEWoOD-An exceptional Opportunity
to secure the western section OF finely ar
ranged seml-detached house. seven rooms.
bath. all modern improvements. beautifully
decorated. fine view of mountains: large
plot: near railroad and Springfield az. troll
leve; VERY. reasonable rent TO right party.
VIM; KlEB, Rosedale av., Model Park.
Maplewood. y. J.
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WEST KINNEY ST. 10. near Broad St
Nicely furnished, second floor, back par
Tor. ali conveniences; terms $i.5o; call even
fngg.
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LoANs-PERsoNALs.
CONGRATULATIONS

HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS. Ma
tional State Bank building. $40 Broad st.
MONEY TO loan, first and second mortgages;
building and loan mortgages. III. J. QUIG-
ley T2s Broad st.
MONEY to loan on first ana second mort
CAGES. HUGO WoERNER. $40 Broad ST.
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A FEW women wanted to take orders. sal
airy or commission. o. X. MUSIC PUB
CO. Box as2, Newark. \. ].
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GRADUATE midwIfe-MRS. GRURICH, 3o2
Sd av.. New York. 18th 26th ST.. ladies' pri-
yste nursing. confinement; also treatment at
home.