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Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Fifty-Two Thousand
Hear Seed Lectures

Something more than 2.ooO persons at
tended the lectures on the seed corn spe-
ciais in the recent seed testing campaign
In Nebraska. according TO final reports
received from the railroads by E. v.
Parrish. manager Of the publicity bureau
Of the Commercial club.
Manager Parrish has clippings from
several hundred newspaper Of the state
commencing the publicity bureau for hav-
ing made the campaign possible and the
business men OF Omaha and the railroads
for financing a movement for the benefit
OF the state at large. without any scheme
whatever OF direct advertising or selling
Farmers all over the state are respond
ing with sympathy to the efforts by COM
merclal organizations and the state gov
eminent to solve the problems OF the
farm. The states Country Life commits
sion held meeting for three DAYS at
Minden last week and the total attend
ance at the sessions was 1904 II was
during the meeting that one OF the Bur-
lington's seed com specials stopped at
Minden and large numbers attended the
lectures Of the corn specialists. Governor
Aldrich, IN an address at one OF the night
sessions. spoke very highly OF the public
spirit Of the business men Of Omaha in
sending out the seed specials.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
The flKSI GRAY
HAIR SIGN OF ACE
Easy Way to Preserve Natural
Color of the Hair and
Make 1t Grow.

A harmless remedy. made from com
mon garden sage. quickly restores gray
hair 70 natural color. The care Of tbs
hair. to prevent 1t from losing its color
and lustre. is Just as important as TO
care for teeth to keep them from dis
eoloring. Why spend money for cos
metics and creams TO improve the COM
piexion. and yet neglect your hair. when
gray hair Is even more conspicuous and
suggestive Of age than wrinkles or a
poor complexion? or the two, it Is
easier TO preserve the natural color and
beauty Of the hair than 1t is to have a
good complexion.
All that Is necessary Is the occasional
use Of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. a preparation Of common gar
den Sage and Sulphur. combined with
other valuable remedies for dry. harsh.
faded hair. handruff. itching scalp and
falling hair. After few applications
Of this simple. harmless remedy, your
hair VIII gradually be restored to its
natural color. in q short time the dam
druff viii be removed. and your hair
VIII no longer come out but viii start II
grow as Nature intended II should
Don't neglect your haif. for il goes
further than anything else to make or
to mar your good looks. You can buy
this remedy at any drug store for fifty
cents bottle. and your druggist viii
give your money back II you are noe
satisfied after using. Purchase a bottle
today. You VIII never regret it whsa
you realize the difference 1t VIII make
In your appearance
Special agent. Sherman Mccouusa
Drug Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Auditorium Company
May Wait on the City

That the directors OF the Auditorium
company win hold the building until next
year. to give the city a chance to buy il,
Is the belief OF President F. \. Nash Of
the company.
MIR. Nash said he was surprised TO learn
on his return to Omaha from New York
last week that the council had discovered
that only slsoeo more bonds could be
legally voted this year, The price OF the
Auditorium is $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Big Celebration
For st. Patrick's Day

ST. Patrick's day celebration win be
that held by the Ancient Order OF HI
bernians in Creighton auditorium on
March Il. Patrick II. oyDonnell OF Chi
csgo will be the chief speaker. HIS sub
iect win be The Day We Celebrate"
The program:
Chairman, DIR. ". J. McCrann.
Creighton College qlee club.
Hon Patrick II. O'Donner.
Irish Jig. Mary creedon and Helen
Adams.
Violin, Irish airs, Lucy Miller.
ta) Little Fairy" 6) "Monalita, .
Francis Harrison.
(p Bohemian P-its." OBJ american
Beauty" Eiinosz z.eating.
ta) Spanish Castagnette," (b) Ameri-
can Jig" Mercedes Spong.
Recitation, Maud McArdle.
Song. Margaret Mullen.
IRISH Hornpipe. Mary Moriarity.
Waltz Song, from Romeo and
Juliet" Gladys Chandler.
Waltz. ''Caprice.T Edith Nugent
ts) You Got the Wrong Number But
the Right Girl OBJ sWsltnng DOLL
(aI WING O. the wisp." Helen Kroner;
b) Buck and Wing" Gladys Pred
Recitation, Hanna sommers.
Rosary-The rose. Mildred House;
vocalist. Mildred Lsckey Larkin; angels,
Mercedes Spong, Gilmore Heating and
rEdnSls t1aEIlsol. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
The many uses Of
GOLD DUST

If you were to use, for
each kind of washing,
cleaning, securing and
scrubbing, one of the So
called special prepara-
tons which are made,
you would have an i'm
posing and expensive
array Of chemicals, wash
ing compounds, cleaning
pastes, etc.
There is one cleaner
that has the virtues Of
all and the faults of
none. Use Gold Dust and
you have no need of
borax, ammonia, kero-
sene or naphtha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
WATCH FOR
PNEUMONIA
Community Afflicted With
Colds, Coughs, LaGrippe,
Catarrh and Danger
Gus Fevers.
Repeats Advice to Use Mentho-
Laxene Medicine, Which ANY,
one Can Make at Home Cheap
or Than Labeled Goods
Purer and Better, Too.

People vho've barrels Of money
probably won't appreciate this advice.
This Is for the reader who knows tire
value Of every nve-cent piece, and usually
Il saves from 40 10 100 flve-oent pieces
for those who are informed, Buying
medicine In dribs costs more than making
big supply yourself. Buying ordinary
patent medicines means that you pay
too much for syrups, eorks. bottles.
labels. cartons, etc. For instance. Il you
buy a Scent bottle of cough medicine.
II contains about two ounces four-fifths
Of which Is syrup-and for IS cents you
can make one-hRlf gallon Of syrup.
BY making Mentho-Laxene medicine at
home you save lots Of money on syrup
alone. and besides you know It's pure
and quickly effective. Let us prove then
that the best and cheapest way to euro
coughs. colds. catarrh and TO prevent
pneumonia diphtheria, IA grippe, Is TO
make this fine big supply Of medicine. by
mixing one-hslf pint Of boiling water
with a pint of granulated sugar. Then.
buy the pure concentrated essence
Meutho-Laxene a ~ OF. bottie) empty
II into pint bottle or jar and ill II up
with the syrup. Directions with each
bottle tells how TO make and take, while
the manufacturers guarantee TO refund
money to any dissatisfied purchaser. You
run no risk and win have on hand =
medicine which has never been eduaIied
for colds, coughs bronchitis. catarrh.
hoarseness. etc. Its tonic laxative action
puts the entire system on a healthy
basis and chronic diseases and consurap-
tion are avoided.
The above prescription Is manufactured
by the well known pharmaceutical house.
rt~ei-f'rrn CSrrnanv DAYTON Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Circles the Globe
and Never Seasick

After visiting Gibraltar. Monte Carlo.
tine pyramids. the Red sea, India, ceylon,
China and the Philippines. Colonel
Charles f. Weller. president of the Rich
ardson Drug company. is back in Omaha
with the announcement that he sailed
around the world and was seasick never
an hour. lie never missed a meal. he
says, and was the first TO beat 1t 10
table" whenever the call TO dinner was
sounded
Colonel Weller made the journey on
the Cleveland which left New York on
october and landed at san Francisco
on February 1. He was off the boat for
long side trips in various countries, In
GLIDING one Of 4seo miles in india,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
WEIGHING OF THE MAILS
COMPLETED YESTERDAY

Weighing OF mail delivered In Omaha
last week was completed late Saturday
night and mail carriers reported to POST
master Wharton. Details regarding the
weight OF the malls have not been made
public. All that is known is that the
mails delivered last week were larger
than those of any previous corresponding
week IN the history Of Omaha. The pur-
pose of the Postoffiee department In
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
COUNCIL BLUFFS MAN
SUSTAlNS FRACTURED LEG

Newton Ingar sustained the fracture
OF his left leg In some manner at Four
teenth and Harvey streets late last night.
He declares he was struck by a street
car. He was attended by Police Surgeon
Hibbler and sent 10 St. Josephs hospital.
His home is at the Revere hotel. Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
SHERIFF CLEANS GUESTS
OUT FROM TWO HOTELS

Two hotels were cleaned Of their guests
last night by Sheriff Mcshane and his
deputies. The Swan. small hosiery
conducted by J. P. Antokal, ii1s Douglas
street and the Vienna. operated at IOls
farnam street. b. Buck Laughlin trans
ferred their guests to the county jail.
AT the Swan four women and two men
were arrested and at the Vienna three
women and two men were taken as In
mates Of disorderiy house Beer and
whisky plenty were gotten from the
two places as evidence.
At 20 o'clock this morning a raid was
made on Grace MOore's place at 1924
Capitol avenue Two men and a woman
we're arrested and a quantity Of liquor
taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
MRS. { N. eHRHARDT DIES
FOLLOWING AN OPERATION

Mrs. Ehrhardt. wife Of E. II. Ehrhardt.
vice president OF the Tate-Ehrhsrdt COM
pany. died at O'Clock last night at Clark.
son hospital. failing to recover from an
operation performed a week ago.
Mrs. Ehrhardt is survived by her hus.
band and three small children. They live
at SloI Leayenworth street. Funeral ar
rsngements have not been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
BROTHER OF OMAHA MAN
ENDS LIFE WITH POISON

WATERLOO, Ia. March lO.-(Special
Telegram)-R s Downs. aged s. years,
respondent because Of failure to quit the
drinking habit, last night took eight
grains of strychnine at the home OF his
daughter In this city, lie Is survived by
his widow and five children. two broth
ers. l. b. Downs OF Cedar Falls and r.
A. Downs of Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11

1t would surprise you to know Of the
great good that is being done by Cham
beriain's Tablets. Darius Downey Of New
berg Junction. \. B., writes. Ny wife
has been using chamberiains Tablets
and finds them very effectual and doing
her lots OF good" II you have any trouble
with your stomach or bowies give them a
trial For sale by all dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Douglas County Taft
Committee in Session

A meeting Of the Douglas County Taft
clubs executive committee was held Sat
urday night at the office of John L.
Webster Plans for the coming primaries
were discussed and details were being
considered with regard to the canvass.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
Metz Ramon. Hoek Rerr.

On drsught and in bottles on and after
March o Order case OF this delicious
brew sent TO your home.
WI. J. BoEKHoFF. Retail Dealer.
Phones: Douglas 10; Independent A-zlla.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11
s,or. Famous Hook peer

in bottles on and after March 9. Moth
ing TO equal II In QUALITY and DE-
LIC1oUs FLAVOR in Omaha. Have a
case sent home. Phone chas. storz,
Webster 100. Independent B-i2si.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-11

Key to the sltustlOn-Bee Advertising.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

sAa 10, jeg glemte detl Jeg er Fru Adams
bet synes saa underligt at forandre en- Danes
Navn, he-he for f6rste Gang. Men De er 10 want
dertil, we'd De nok. IA, jeg glemte, he-he-he,
M@nd skifter like he-he-he, skifter like Navn,
ggr de vel2'
Adams opgay f%orelpbig at gore hende Gram
matiken begribelig, Diet mindste saalenge Hvede-
br9dsdagene varede. Men Skillet fix han foran-
dret, og Fru Rachel Adams laste Diet liver Gang,
hun kom hjem til sin lille Butik, idet hun fors9g-
tie at huske, at hendes -Beskammelse iblandt Kyin-
der nu var borttagen, og at hun like lenger var
en- gammel Pige, men paa lige Fod med enhver
anden Frue i Byen.
M gjaldt Diet at faa fat paa en- passende Pige.
Hr. Adams traf JENNA paa Gaden og spurgte hen
de, ON hun like vidste en-, han kunde faa?
,Jo, Diet skal jeg love for, jeg g6r', svarede
hun.
En- rigtig fornuftig Pige og paalidelig',
spurgte Adams.
,Forferdelig p~aalidelig og saa snaksom, at
hun kan holde Dem med Selskab hele Dagen, Hr.
Adams, sagde hun.
,Hvem er Diet saa?' sagde Skomageren. ,Hvis
hun blot vii skendes med mig, saa er Diet ligeme-
get, hyem det er. Jeg vii saa gerne skendes, we'd
De nok, og Racket kan man like skendes mere
med, end man kan skandes med Solskinnet. Hvem
er Diet, De mener?''
,Hendes Forbogstaver er Jenima Dumbleton,
og hun har en- megtig Uvillie mod den m~andlige
Sekt Acknowledged og de fleste Mend / Sar-
deleshed", sagde JENNA.
Wilde De forbade Henrietta, spurgte Sko-
mageren?
ia, jg tror, jg hellere vil'', sagde JENNA.
,,Jeg kan like Tide den m~andlige Sekt, men Hen
riette kan leg like Tide for hendes egen Skyld.
Hun er mig alt for god.o
Adams var glad we'd at faa JENNA, og inder-
lg forn6jet over at trodse Fru Hanks paa den
Made.
Den stakkels Fru Rachel var helt forfnrdet.
At trOdse Fru Hanks kunde aldrig gaa an. Men
Adams fortalte hende, at nu, da hun var hans HUI
stru, MATTE hun holde Hovedet oppe og wise sin
Uafhengighed, for ellers Wide Henriette lobe hen
de omkuld. ,Du er en- gift Kvinde nu, Rachel,
tilf6jede han.
Rachel smilte og svarede: ,Meget m~uligt!''
Ende paa f6rste Del.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05

Pigen ~begyndte at vaande sig under denne sta
dige B~elejring af Spgrgsmaal.
DE sagde, De tog Diet fra ham. Hyad er det
andet end at stjele?"
Han gay mig detl" sagde Nancy.
DE tog det selv", sagde Sagf6reren.
,Gaa vek med Deres SpGrgenl" Og Pigebar
net sprang frem og Wide lobe.
stop, Vi er like ferdige endnu", raabte Ober
stem.
40, De er. Jeg vii like h6re mere af Deres
taabelige Spergen. NJ gaar jegl" udbr6d Nancy
stop, siger jeg. De er paa min Grund. Jeg
kalder paa Landfogden, hvis De like STAIR still
lel' raabte Obersten.
,Kald paa ham, hvis De vii, og skam ta'e
jer begge to, sagde Pigen.
Hermed gk hun argerlig bort, mems ODER
sten lod, som I'm han Wide holde hende tilbage.
Nancy frygtede intet Verden saa meget SON
hans eyige Udspergen og den Harme og Hrgrel
Sc, der Wide blive Felgen af hendes Forvirring we'd
at spGrge nd.
Redselen, som Spergsmaalene indgsd hende
og Matheden ovenpaa hendes voldsomme Vredes
udbrud %tiente til at vekke en- FSlelse af Angst
hos hende, der jog hende tilbage M6rket. Men
hun skandte og bandede, mems hun ~langsomt gk
tilbage over Markerne.
DE skal nok komme til at fortryde, at de
gk Veien for migl' var de sidste Ord, Ober-
stem horte hende sige, mems hun forsvandt mellem
de h6je Majsrekker.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-05
ANDEN DEL.
F0RSTE KAPITEL.

Den lille Vandpyt i Luzerne havde nu to
Tiger varet i Opr6r i Anledning af Forberedelser-
ne til Marks Bryllup. bet, at Oberst Bonamy hav-
de tilbudt Mark Hjelp til Missionsrejsen, hvis han
Wide gifte sig, var iser forunderligt.
De frommeste Sjele mente, at Diet var en- For
synets Styrelse til Hjelp for Texas. Men dette
var like den wise Lathers Mening. Han kendte
like noget til Forsynet. Han fplte godt sin moral
ske Afmagt til at forstaa Guds Made at udfGre
sin Willie paa.
Hvis han Diet hele tankte sig Gud, sa be-
tragtede han ham som en- god Del kl9gtigere til at
faa sin Willie sat igennem, end Menneskene var til
at faa deres sat igennem. Han mente, at Gud og
Djavelen spillede sammen Diet enc Spill efter Diet
andet, og endsk6nt den fgrste af og til lod den
sidste vinde nogle faa Streger, saa var Diet blot for
at gore Spillet des mere interessant og for saa til
Slutning at gore Dievelen helt bankerot og laase
ham indie i Fortabelsen tusinde Aar. Men hvis
Lathers like kunde Sc til Bunds i Forsynets Sly
relse sa godt som andre af Byens Folk, saa bildte
han sig dog ind, at han vidste noget ON Oberst
Bonamys Hensigter.
,Jeg siger: pas paa Djevelen, naar han kom
mer Faarekleder'', sagde Lathers. MEN hvad i
Verden Oberst Bonamy MI har for, Diet kan jeg
like begribe. Han skulde hjRlpe Missioneni 10,
lur ham. bet err like hans Side af Sp9rgsmaalet.
Vent lidt, til hans Vildt kommer frem. Vent, til
han begynder at spiIle de Esser I'D, han har puttet
op H1rmet. Enten vii den gamle Mand gifte
sig med en- ung Kone, eller ogsaa vii han prove paa
at blive valgt til Kongressen og vii have Mark
langt bort imellem -Hgqpterne i Diet Land Babylon
og saadan noget. Jeg getter slet like sa daar-
ligt, for ieg har kendt Oberst Bonamy nesten
fire og tyve Aar nu, og han er magtig kl9gtig. Sc
nu og pas paa ham, saa skal ] Sc, ON han like g9r
.noget af Diet, jeg har sagt".
Men Lathers sk9d %langsomt forbi. Oberst Bo-
nanny begyndte at lirke f6rst we'd Mark og saa we'd
Roxy for at faa dem til at udsatte Reisen.
Vent hellere til efter Nytaar. Klimaet er saa
usundt derude ON Efteraaret", sagde han.
Men den begejstrede Roxy var like let at sty-
re. Mark var ogsaa ivrig for at komme af Sted,
som enhver livlig ing Mand, der gerne vii have
fat paa sin Livsgerning. Men dog Wide han maa.
ske nok have givet efter til trods for sin Utaalmo-
dighed. Siden hans Fader tog sig af Nancy, fol
te han en- Wis Tillid til, at han havde code Hen.
sigter.
Men den f~rygtelige Fare for de arme Sjele,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF H BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hail. November %, 1912.
The following is the list of the names,
residences and places Of business OF appli-
tons or petitions made to this board for the
granting Of licenses to sell spirituous, vtnous.
malt or brewed liquors and not heretofore
published according 70 law. to wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS
George Koch, lie 50. Orange av Same place
Pernnard Outer, 20 18th av.. Same place
Gustave Husenitza, 96 Jackson ST Same place
Charles Wiener. 5T5-5TT Ferry 81 Same place
Thomas Lubas, S05-507 So, 11Vh ST..
Michael ]. Notern. 4ss Fifteenth '
George E. Mausert s54-s5s Broad ST.,
Same place
BENJAMIN GrOs sman, 166 Belmont av-.
Same niaoe
Antonio Vinikaitis. 81 River st Same place
Emil Vester. 100 Main st........Same place
Dom Orlando. 12-14 Factory ST.. Same place
otto FilliEer, 146 Mulberry St. Same place
John J. Gaynor. f72-414 Central av....
Same place
William Mclaughlin. 1877 Norfolk St
cbarles Blood. z77 Central av. Same piacs
RETAIL-TRANSFERS.
Emanuel Halpern. from 30 Charlton ST.
to 613 50. 18Th Ct. $500 Paeinc q.
Angelo Ss 50x X Sianta. from i4s 1owsry =,
Ra % 1SS MM3usnlaa s nom is zvsnSs q Is
IS FrellnEhuysen avs1 SO So I7th 81
RICHARD 4lAhEE
1AxfEs y. coNNELLx.
CITY claAA
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23
PERSONALS.

I DID not leave my husband. Charles p.
Thelen and / will not contract any debts
in his name. r ANNA THELEN.
VISIT our optical department and have our
doctors examine your eyes scientifically
NO DRUGS USED. We cure headaches
and nervousness: 1915 70 eyeglasses fitted in
sneeialty of fitting school children's eyes.
Hospital prescriptions filled from SlOO up.
REILD OPTICAL CO.. 81 Market st..
between Washington and Plane SITS. Open
evenings. Or. John Sweeney, 124 Bruins
wick st. caIl at Star office and get two
tickets for Shubert Theatre, good for Tues
day evening. Nov. %. 1929
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o

CONSULT PROF. AND NINE. LIE ROY, the
successful life readers. Americas greatest
clairvoyant and palmist; advice on business,
love. courtship. marriage, helpful. sympa-
thstic, confidential advice that VIII help you.
Parior, corner Orange and Broad SITS. 469
Broad ST. main entrance on Orange ST..
next LenoX Lunch.
WHEN in trouble consult Professor Ellis
and Nine. Regaire. clairvoyants. mediums
on all affairs of life. 81 readings this week
so cents: speaks Italian. Jewish and spanish;
formerly OF Asbury Park; Sixth av., New
York city: main office located III Marshall
St. near Broad; two minutes City Han. BOD
Ellis. teacher Of palmistry. get my mind
reading code and wall charts for beginners
in the profession. Office hours. 10 TIL 8.
Phone 52T7-J. Market Readings Sundays
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
NJ. !. O'CONNOR'S SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
AT THE SALESROOMS. 130-134 Null
BERRY STREET. ON MONDAY
MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
TURE, RUGS. BRASS BEDS M
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Parlor, Chamber and Dining-room Furni-
ture, in suites and odd pieces three and
hve-pieee SUITES. upholstered in leather;
Parlor Cabinets, Centre Tables and Book-
cases.
DINING-RooM SUITES.
Elegant Sideboards and Bullets. China and
Crystal Closets. Dining Tables. Leather and
Cane Seat Chairs. Fancy Rockers OF all
kinds: Davenports. couches, Mirrors. Pic
lures and Lace Curtains.
BRASS AND IRON BEDS
in a variety OF styles; Mattresses. Blankets
and Comforters, Chifoniers, DresserE and
Washstands, In walnut, oak. maple and ma
hogany, Bedroom Chairs and Rockers. Bed
Couches aud Brass Costumers.
LTNOLEUMS n RUGS.
Inlaid and Painted Linoleums. Wilton,
Velvet, Administer and Smyrna Rugs, Car
pets. Art Squares and other goods. This
Will be the only sale during the coning
week. ana the last opportunity before
Thanksgiving.
Locked Storage Rooms Tel. d4l-
NJ. J. o'CoSNOR's SONS, Dst 1895.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-You can make $500 every day
until christmas selling our 10c Big Bar
you only 4c. sell like hot cakes for 1Oci
everybody buys several packages; agents
start with 100 packages; sell out in two or
pie package mailed for Sc in stamps. BEST
MFG. CO., IL Lexington av., Providence,
r. I.
AGENTS-Good time now to take orders for
trees and plants: highest commissions pay
able weekly; fairest sales agreement ever
written. Address PERRY NURSERIES,.
Rochester. N. Y.
AGENTS-Good time now to take orders for
trees and plants; highest commissions.
payable weekly; fairest sales agreement ever
written. Address PERRY NURSERIES,
Rochester, N. Y.
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gTaNS-c. L. WILLIAMS. ~INC.-SIGN6.
Eool& Brass. Cloth. Clans. Gliding, Lettarins
at MARKS; A. Phone 1qs NHrk~-
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WRAPPERS
BOYS OF SIXTEEN YEARS AND
OVER WANTED BY HAHNE e.
co. AS WRAPPERS AND coll
LBCTORS.
$40 WEEKLY for taking orders for cut
rate groceries; outfit free; sugar 4 cents;
everything cut rates; experience unneces-
sarv. STANDARD MERCANTILE CO,
East Ninth ST., Cleveland, o.
500 MONTHLY and expenses to travel and
distribute samples for big manufacturer;
steady work. S. SCHEFFER. 7b2 Sherman
Chicago.
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PLANE ST., 160-Large front room, suit
able for couple or gentlemen; well heated.
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INSTRUCTION.

NEWARK ACADEMY.
GA HIGH ST. CORNER WILLIAM.
Founded 1892.
WILSON FARRAND. Head Master.
Thorough preparation for any college
scientific chool or for business life. MIN
Catalogue on request.
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wALLPAPER AND PAPERHANGING

BIG WALLPAPER SALE.
blanks 2Ikc, gifts DC, embossed TIC. two
tnna art velours for 10c. varnish tiles for
,i9Sc; papering rooms for SO. painting at low
prices. NJ. ROTHOuSE. temporarily. at a
konth orange av.: all work guaranteed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23

coffee urns and one water heatsrs zfFl
Box 129. Star ONCE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23
AUTOMOBILES.

1910 BUICK limousine car for sale or trade
for small clear house. clear lots. dia-
monds, dividend paying stock or clear farm
land close by Belmar. This is not a doc
tored-up car sale. Owner is a well-known
gentleman. Car been little used, In perfect
condition.; shoes, inner tubes; as good as
new; her machinery perfect; has ever-ready
self-starter, Bosh magnetic, electric light
and fully equipped. Box 904. Belmar. N ].
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23

2-CYLINDER Autocar runabout. in rec
running order. full equipment viii tx.
change for motorcycle. or whef ofcred'
Address AUTO. Box 200. star Office