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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07


Mrs. Arthur Fischer OF Chicago ar
rived in Canon City this afternoon and
will spend some time here as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Feil and the
lafter's mother. Mrs. Fischer. at 425
Pike avenue for the benefit OF her
health.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. c. Ilsley entertain-
ed the members Of the local Baptist
Young Peoples Union at their home.
21o North Sixth street. Tuesday even
ing. There was large company pres
ent and the occasion was one OF great
pleasure and enjoyment to all.
Miss Theodosha McCandless Of Cor
sicana. Texas. who is visiting her
brother, Agent Mccandless. Of Gold
field. has gone to Canon City on n
brief business trip. She made the
journey via the auto stage.-crIppie
Creek Times.
Mrs. webbing and daughter. Miss
May. OF San Antonio. Texas. are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Rinsle
and family at 25o2 Main street. East
Canon. Miss Bessie Ringie and Miss
Webbing will leave on Wednesday for
Denver where they viii visit for 4
week: going later to Colorado Springs
for a few days before returning TO
Canon City. Mrs. webbing. who Is a
sister OF Mrs. Ringle's. viii remain
here during her daughters absence In
Denver and the Springs.
Martin Yakes. rancher IN the Canon
City section. is in Victor for a few
days attending TO business matters.
Yates owns one OF the largest private
herds OF elk In Colorado. Two Of the
animals have been sold 70 the mem
5ers OF Victor lodge n. P. o. E. and
will be harbecued at the Labor Day
ceiebrntion.-crippie Greek Times.
Mr.. J. Garrett killed = big rattle
snake near Three Nile Springs the
other day. Il possessed eight rattles
and a button and measured forty
Inches
Mrs. Ed Zimmerman and Mrs.
Alice Parks OF Hiawarha. Kansas. are
the guests OF Mrs. W. d. White for a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Maynard went %
Cripple Greek on Monday for a few
days visit with old friends IN that
city and vicinity. Mr.. and AIRS. May
nard formerly resided In the Cripple
Greek district and have a wide ac-
auaintance there.
Many people passing the Record
Office have been admiring tss nns
display Of Yellow Transparents
brought In by Mr.. ". T. Snow. Every
apple Ii fancy and were picked at
random By Mr. Snow on OF the trees
on mis- excellent ranch.
Miss zelphIa Mitchell and nephew.
Edward Burleson. arrived from Web
ster City. Iowa. on Tuesday for visit
at the J. l. Sterling home on North
Fourth street.
Mr.. z. A. Davis. president OF tho
Fremont Horticultural Society. Is in
Pueblo for two or three days on bus
iness.
Miss Elizabeth Yates OF Vancouver.
Washington. arrived In Canon City
yesterday and Is guest at the II. e.
Snow homo on Lincoln Park.
Rev. L. n. Fulkcrson OF South Can
on will leave Thursday morning on
months iecturing tour through South
Dakota Montana. idaho. washingtoa
and New Mexico. He has engagements
to speak at large number Of the moro
important points in the states to te :
visited.
A marriage license was issued from
the office Of the county clerk and re-
corder on Tuesday TO Elmer satserly ,
Of Nemaha, Nebraska. and Mrs. Aiber-
tn Long of Crested Butte. Colorado.
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WEDNESDAY

Mrs. LAfe Combs and daughter. Miss
Ruth. who have been visiting relatives
in Seattle since the middle Of June.
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MARKET IS HEAVY
At CLOSING HOUR
Pressure on Stocks Relaxes
and List Shows More
Steadiness.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-The stock
market was moderately steady at the
openins today. with business in small
volume. Most of the active issues
were fraetionally higher with half
point gains in Steel and ANAL
gamated.
II D. m.-The market became eX-
tremely apathetic soon after the open
ing. with no noteworthy changes
save a one-point gam in Baltimore
& Ohio and half point advance in
Can and Illinois Central, these beng
offset by some pressure upon Union
Pacific and Northwestern.
Noon-The unexpected announce
ment by the treasury department OF
its purpose to make large deposits OF
government bonds at Western ana
Southern centres. in order to expedite
the movement of crops impaired some
strength to today's very duh stock
market. Bonds were irregular. Atchl-
son convertible As losing point. with
gain of as much in Seaboard ad-
justments.
| D. m.-Southern and southwestern
stocks declined on the government S
cotton crop report and adVices from
agricultural centres pointing to fur-
Their serious damage to corn. =,
. p. m.-Selling became more I'D
eral when it was seen that the bears
were encountering less opposltloh.
D. m.-The market closed heavy
Pressure relaxed in the last hour and
the list showed more steadlness.
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
, county clerks office today:
Max Nasa, owner. with Central Iron
Works, contractors. iron work, 49,
$50; S2-S4 Prince street.
Bernard Faul, owner, with Harry
Finkel. contractor, painting work,
$500; 1871 Thomas street.
]. II. Dunn & Sons. owners, with
James c. Dunn. contractor. general
work, 100000 1880 South Twentieth
street. Same owners with same con-
tractor general work, $500; A South
Twentieth street.
Eva Wagner, of Irvington. owner,
with Harry Van SAINT. jr., of Irving
ton. contractor. mason work, SASS:
corner Florence and Elmwood ave-
MUGS. Irvington. Same owner with
Philip Becker, of Irvington, contract
or. plumbing. timing and gasfitting
work. S1,270: same premises.
Feist q Lehman, owners. with Jacob
Stelnberg. contractor, Skylight. cor
nice. ventilators. metal frames and
sash work, sl,OS5; S63-S65 Broad
street.
Genevieve Holbrook. of Montclair,
owner. with l.. Anderson. of Bloom
field, contractor. general work. $2IS6;
Norwood avenue, Montclair
st. Peters Church. Belleville. own.
ers. with the Gum Van-Dale Co, con-
tractors, general work. $49,720; Belle
vile.
Marta Strombach of Irvington. own
err with John Seylas. of Irvington.
contractor. painting work. $3.50; lis
MONTGOMERY avenue. Irvington.
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WANTS YOUTH TRAINED TO
WAR TO INSURE PEACE

PEN MAR. Md. Aug. 1-Assistant
Secretary of War Henry Brecken-
ridge was the chief speaker at the
Presbyterian reunion here yesterday.
Nations weak in arms" he said,
"have Jared badly. The great
Chinese Empire has been the foot
ball of military nations during the
last half century of more intimate
contact between the East and West.
Maybe China was right; but surely
China has suffered.
81 would not burden this country
with an oppressive militarism, but
| would see our present state of un-
preparedness transformed into a con-
dition where a sufficient modicum Of
our youth is trained in the art and
Practise of war, to insure against the
recurrence of the devastating fever
camps of '9S and to insure against
the wholesale slaughter of our un.
trained youth in some conflict with
highly-trained enemy"
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UNCLE SAM TELLS HOW
TO PASTEURIZE MILK

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-Scientists
of the dairy division of the depart
ment or agriculture today made pub
lie the result of series of expert
ments in pasteurization of milk. AS
the result of the tests 1t is recon-
mended that when milk intended for
the market Is pasteurized 1T should
be heated t. about 145 degrees FAIR
enheit and held at that temperature
for thirty minutes"
Pasteurizasio ton at higher temper.
allure is discouraged because IL was
found that the bacteria which sur
vived the operation We're largely "
the putrefactive kind This condition
has tendency 10 make the milk rot
instead Of M
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Her'Sh Chop'k 10 Leonora Kohn. lots
5Sl-53S Essex Park. s1.013
Mega Investment COMPANY TO Union
Nortgage Security Comnanv. west side
Holland street. 92i feet south from Gold
street. 800.
Joseph MPnken Of nj to Hin Rnidin"
and Loan Association, enst side South
Fifteenth street 200 feet south from
EirhtePnth avenue. $500
Joseph Cnewcyinsky to Jersey M. rs.
q. u. A.. building and Loan Association.
from West Bank street. $500
Same To Otto Berndt. same property,
5000.
Isaiah Dennis To city Trust Comnanv.
east side Humboldt street. 230 feet sout h
from Orange street. 81 800
Nicolp Troano To Edgar Leiss. mort h
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N. Y. PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. Flour
STEADY Higher Liverpool cables. to-
gether with strength in corn west,
resulted in higher wheat this morn
ing; September, 94lh@94%.
Professionally.
Realistically.
Lard--Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm; muscovado, 3.14:
centrifugal, 1854: molasses, 2.S9. Re-
fined. firm.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Hay-Quiet.
Hides-Firm.
Leather-Firm
Butter-Irregular; receipts. $3.50
tubs. Creamery, extras. 26hG27;
firsts, 25@25%.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged; re.
ceipts 2,2ll boxes.
Eggs-Irregular; receipts. ito
cases. Fresh gathered extras, 2ima7
Live Poultry-Steady; chickens n;
fowls, 1871 turkeys, 10; dressed poul-
try. irregular: fresh killed west srn
chickens, 1901: fowls, 161a@l91s; tua-
keys. 1S@19
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SHORTAGE SENDS CORN
PRICES UP TWO CENTS

CHICAGO Aug. Excitement in
the corn market whirled prices up
more than two cents bushel today.
This made the advance equal to
about seven cents in the last week.
Reports were at hand indicating
that the corn crop as a whole had
suffered a loss of 200,000,000 to $780,
900 bushels in the last month ow-
ing to damage from lack of the nor
NAL amount of moisture, The great
or part of the injury has been IN
Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Me-
braska, but the outlook for a great
ly enlarged area of damage was to-
day regarded by many traders as
dangerously threatening
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MAY GET MORE PAY JAN.

BOSTON. Aug. THE two thous-
and men employed at the Charles
town navy yard must wait until
January next before they will know
whether their request for an increase
in wages viii be granted. This in
formation was contained in IA letter
received al the yard yesterday from
A ssistapi Secretary of the Navy
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Health Inspector John T. Mcclure,
of Harrison, reports there were three
cases of contagion in town during
July. At present the town is free
from conta Cious disease. The re-
ceipts of the inspectors Office for
the month totaled sin2.
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ENGAGEMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Braunstein. of s1S Lit
tIefon avenue. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Meme
TO DR. william ]. Novack, OF this
city.
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G. A. r. NOTICE.
The members Of Lincoln Po~t M H. @.
A r, are requested to attend tho fnneral
~ Comrade Edwin Hoyt at tho Wcequahic
p~eshvteriah Church. corner peshino and
Meeker avAnues on Sunday. August 3 ut
] p m. Take Mt. Prosnect cars to Neeker
Avenue Church. one block west Officers
only 10 appear II uniform
GREGORY .ARMRRrsTER
Commander
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NJ. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne e. Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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In loving remembrance of onr SON Alex
Harr'nrton. who died August !. 1910 -
It's bird 70 hreat the tcnde- cod
When love has hound tho hear
lis bard hard 70 sneak the wor Is
We must forever rart
RrRrAVTD PARENTS
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HENNINGE R-On July 81. 1913. Mary
s. Henninger (nee NicolaG dearly
beloved wife of the late CharIes
Michael Henninger. aged Do years
80 DAYS, II Richmond street.
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Tt'TrF-snddenlv. on Irly % 1ai2 Wal
tor. telo'ed son of the late Matthew
ard Prid~et Tuita
Relatives and friends arc kindly in
vitnd to attend the funeral from the
residence of his brother, Mr. Michael
Tuite, 136 New York avenue. on Satnr-
day. august 3 Mt a. m. to 81 Tames's
Church where High Mass of REQUIEM
viii he offered for the renose of hts
soul. Interment in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
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PORTUGAL PRESIDENT ILL

LISBON, Aug. lit is stated that
President Manuel de Arriaga is IN
and that physicians are continuously
in attendance upon him. Senior de
Arriaga was elected to the presi
:, - n. isr,lhiir Arv,iSt "a 1oit
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HICKEY-on July 81. 1913, Mieh,ael.
beloved husband of Annie Hlckey
(nee Carolan), and son Of the late
Patrick and Catherine Hickey enneee
Bryan, at his late residence, tst2
Chambers street.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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GATES-on July 81, 1913. GIDEON
Gates, beloved husband OF Sa,an y
Gates (nee Bensonl. at MS id'e
residence. IA East Kinney street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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HAIJICAN-on July 81. 1918, at his
late residence, Crittenden street
Thomas. husband of the late Anna
HalliRan.
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DEATHS

DI toMn. h CG Ne july 950% ~ 1918 Frances
, daughter of Frank p. and kath-
crime Brown (nee Bea); also SIS SIS
= August r.. Woollsey J. and
Mrs Johanna Nuss. e.a
Fanerai will take place Saturoag urea,
August ., at p NJ. Quaker.oWs"
Philadelphia papers please cops.
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S1NpSON-Entcred into rest on
Thursday. Tulv 81 to13 Bessie. be-
loved Wife of William Simpson,
aged 81 years
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zTTTTr Al East Orange. N. J.. July
~ 1o12. Mildred Rohorta, infant
dau'rhte- of Mr. ard Mrs. Fred p
Zittel, POP Elmwood avenue.
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HURsT-on July 81 1913. at the resi-
dence of her brother, Edward Hurst;
165 First avenue. Julia. daughter OF
the late Thomas and Mary Hurst
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SWALLOW Julv ~. 1912 Edwin A..
beloved son Of Albert Edward Will
son and Emma J.. Small, aged Z
months, 10 South Seventh street
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg.
Open High Low Close
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KAMP-At Montclair n. J.. on July
so, 1913. william w Kamp. aged
"a years, "a Portland place.
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RrDOr pH-On July 81. 1913. Henry
X Pudolnh in his 6Sth year. be-
loved husband of Emile Rudolph
fnee Wr~derlichh ~ his late resi-
dence. 165 Walnut street.
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WASP E3-Fntered into rest on. We'd
nesday. July 30. 1919. Mary. beloved
wife of Adam Washer aged AZ
years
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited ~ attend the funeral serv-
ices on SATURDAY.. August 2. Mt $40
a NJ. from hor late residence. -
irirTston street. thence to st.
Pefer's Church. where p Mass of
Requiem will be- offered for the re-
rose of her soul. Tnterment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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WANTED-Ambitous young men to become
trained statesmen and learn while earning.
Write for particulars. BRADSTREET SYs-
TEN. Rochester. \. Y.
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, u
of funeral hereafter.

HoYT-On July 20, 1913. Edwin Hoyt.
aged rs years s months 127 custer
avenue.
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bone player between the ages of IA and
1S~vears. Write at once to MUSIC, Box ..
Star office.
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ROTH AJrER-Ertered into rest on
THURSDAY. July 81. 1918, Franz Roth
bauer. nged ~ wears ! month )
days. 612 Springfield avenue.
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Pearson. formerly of Bloomfield. N.
7. G07k Harrison avenue, Harrison,
N
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Platter. familiar with all kinds OF chande-
lier finishes: give experience and wages
c,I ected. FAMILIAR Box So. Star office
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"u Ting Fang, of China, is comm.
oaen 70 washington. He gets around
70 WASHINGTON about as often as NJ
lent
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WA NTED-M Men. Is to I5. to become New
ark y. J.. mail carriers: s65 70 800
month; vacations ]. L. h. Box 81, Star
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WANTED--A practical machine shaver or
morocco leather. "a New York av.
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POSITIONS secured for all kinds of hello;
registration fee pic HUDSON EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. 116 Springfield av
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HELP mAnrpr-alALA

| formation apply TO RECRUITING OfFi1Fh,
29s Market St. Newark. \. J,
ADVERTISING Statesmen - The Buyers
Guide is being extended 10 all New Jersey
and New York towns; free advertising Tor tno
retail merchant; steady work and Dig MONEY
for you; protected territory MR.. MACK,
Room PA s2s Broad st.
AMBITIOUS men of good address 10 repge-
sent Hi1tonia "Newarks fastest growing
suburb; big demand: low prices, easy
terms. free automobile service: the right
men can earn big money working either Whole
or part time. call mornings: or Monaay .Nes We
/ ming. Room 200 Scheuer building f3S broad
| street
BOYS wanted TO work in machine shop; call
with working papers. BOB High st.
BOY about 1s years of age. living in orange.
Tor office work; fine chance for advance
ment Address OFFICE. Box 100. Star
| office. Newark.
CHEF. at once. for hotel SIS; stablemsn ami
do some driving, white. $i2: driver. white
or colored; waiter. eolored: helper in bakery;
porter and assistant bartender; honsemaf. col
ored. private family, $2j; man and wife for
farm: man and wife for private family, white
or colored' young man to take part in yaude.
Vile act SIP to $i5: brass nlouler $3.50,
other vacancies THE RELIABLE AGENCY.
528 Broad st. The emily reliable agency In
town.
coMPosIToR wanted. Apply GUBELMAN
PUBLISHING CO. Garden st
COLLECTOR wanted; must be hustler and
furnish bond; do not apply unless YOU are
20 woT Tke7e and Nd rE can prove ability CROWN
~. .4-.o Market st.
Observation-Disclosures butcher for Satqr-
days. BITTEL'S MARKET. All Central
av.. East Orange
GERMAN or American boys. IL years old
o'clock GOULD & BBERHARDT EN-
ployment office. OF n. ]. r. r. av.
J>DITsTpJAr ,,,a a,d .oo,a.v. ...,,.- -,
max iibarai non.rant LET ,, $500 Fit IT,
aWrPICAN aSTtnEE no ,spSes M0F ~ n
~ = i,s. =. -, - -, i->o ON<A-NSH ~
~ .-.DeI.y 81, ~ ioiN'
MAN wanted 10 assist and ,alo ,rtn-.., Is,
'., sso men wing learn Eooa
nav AZ once. eG4 Market at SECOND eoo ve
u.N -. ,,on,.a, Ia,o-,,,, ,,.o. s,o ~ -..1o,
AnoIipH saMiTrI,s Sons rag sbon a
a m q Tivingston az
NAH corr,ers won,ed ss5 10 s1oo roo,,h !.
Newark examinstions coming: specinnen
QUESTIONS pli ,so = rreet FRANkLiT INSTITUTE
Dep.. - ..oe"ee. g. =.
steady work for boS Appy Il
Plea PLEASANT : Az zen VIZ w. 90
=, NM 1--,,,---- =, ,--,---- -
Iar HUfE nj nd 2
"e en, "a ~ s,,,1TKp 10, es So of1cs
vi eo.eu. : z1M l--l1eN, Dun %, -,ea- ol..e.-
secured TOT ~ hnus vI 1 Gy
,,Te,T s AZ FL ~" 10 cr,..e.iS
- zA.,l..>. :, ~ %. .'.e" e.u
M >.,rrY A., 10 a. Ak a. h.oo,,,. N,.,r-
We W., H'e" W r ~, ~ ses .o s,oo
l' n' Nacauons' D. l.. A. Dun IT, ''a'
"lnee.
W. x.1,rrD oo.,o,,,. sr,,,,,r,or "a ,ror,.
80 -. ba.,,ao, ~ nro oa
pons ply. petweeh t"e ,Itre,c . ~ q
o'ar oiiee'
~, ~.,cr,y1 .,..9.-- -. -. a. ,.o,.,.
an lEo-AhloltIous S,uns ',ne ,.,, !" os .u
uainsn sa,es ,,,,, sIiu .nSrPTrr sYs
WANTED-A practical machine shaver on
~, ~-,,r,,1 v,.-., - - -,
We , s,rc So'
,,, ~, y q ~ nopDrn WI " ~
biooni"eio' y. D.
N, >-,r,,r :, - ,.- 80, 20 c..
-Nff'' -
orange aN., Soutn orange.
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"dM .sipns BOUQUETS. baskets and fun.-,,
near sprinvss,dF RANk BuoB, 10 Jones e.
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SnLI-On Wednesday. July 90 1913 Mar
t'n Noll at the residence of his brother
Michael Noll, 527 Sanford avenue.
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FEARI POLTSHER wanted; experienced:
steady work for American bow Appy at
once CUTTERS PEARL MFG CO.. os3 Mt
Pleasant av.
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Caldwell. n. j.. July %.
1919. Daniel c.. dearlv beloved hus-
band of Mary A Heating (nee Tar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hose makers. Apniy
Bloomfield. n. ].
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MOON-On July 20. 1919. at the home
of his sister. Mrs. A. V. Duncan. at
40 PENNSYLVANIA avenue William
r.. son of James ond the late Mary
3 A. Moon. in his 5Sth year.
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BOYS wanted TO work in machine shop; call
with working papers. BOB High st.
BOY about 16 years of age. living In orange,
for office work: fine chance for advance
ment Address OFFICE. Box 100. Star
office, Newark
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CEMETERIES.
FLORISTS.

LEIBSSLE florist and fun
Specially; seeds and p,ants 70 designs a
wis., Vans 800 Eighteenth av Tel a asser u
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MAIL carriers wanted. s65 to 800 month;
Newark examinations coming: specimen
questions free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. 232-F. Rochester. n. 7.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01

COMPOSITOR wanted. Apply GUBELMAN
PUBLISHING CO. > Garden st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01

COLLECTOR wanted; must be hustler and
furnish bond; do not apply unless YOU are
worker and can prove ability CROWN
CO.. T4-76 Market ST
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01

AMBITIOUS men of good address 10 repre-
sent Hiltonia 'Newark's fastest growing
suburb; big demand; low prices, easy
terms. free automobile service: the rignt
men can earn big money working either whole
or part time. Call mornings. or Monday I've.
ming. Room 200, Scheuer building, I3s Broad
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01

MTT.LFR-At R,oomtield. N. J.. on July
20 1919. Catharire W.. widow of
II. aud Louis F. Miller. aged 81
years. 20 Baldwin place
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01

July 81 1913. at his
late residence % Camden street.
Harry c. beloved husband of Mar
Garet c. Jewell (nee Kannane).