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The daily sentinel., 1913-11-20

Word comes from Denver that Mrs.
]. F. Green is quite low and cannot
live long. Some OF her children are
with her. Mrs. Hull. Mrs. Jacks and
her husband. An attempt will be
made to bring Mrs. Green home Sat
urday, and Miss Sale Green and Mrs.
Rex Barber will not be obliged to go
to Denver, as they had planned to do.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Associated Press.
CURRENCY BILL TO Be
REPORTED ON SATURDAY
Associated Press.

ABSOClateu PreSS.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 20.-The
administration currency bill will be
reported to senate by Saturday.
The opposing factions of the bank
ing committee met today and agreed
to submit divided reports. One was
signed by Chairman Owens and five
democrats and the other by Hitch
cock and five republicans.
The daily sentinel., 1913-11-20
THE CRYSTAL

SHOWS ANOTHER ANIMAL PIC
TURE,
Said to BE Better Than Last Animal
Picture.
In the Midst of the Jungle" is the
story of an African farm. Col. Jack
son, an Englishman living in the Con-
go region. has two daughters. The
Colonel starts to Mombasa to equip
a friend for a big game hunt. The
picture shows Jackson and his daugh-
ters and followers in the saddle, pre-
ceded by beaters, going through the
tropical jungle. The party loses
camel; searching party is organized
and they find that the animal has
been killed by lions. The Colonel has
his assistants set trap for the lion,
which is baited with the remains of
the camel The daughters get lost
from the hunting party, but find the
lion. and their horses become so terri
fled that they run away. Alice is
swept from her horses back and so
badly injured that she cannot walk
When the rescuing party comes it
crawls away and hides in the jungle
when the rescuing part comes 1t
finds neither the lion nor the girl. She
is given up for lost and the party
sadly returns.
The fall from the horse has result
ed in a brain clot and when the young
woman regains strength her memory
is gone. She remains in the forest
and dominates the wild. fierce king
dom of the forest like queen. with
leopards as her guardians. So she
lives on. while her friends think her
dead.
After two years her father has
dream in which he sees his daughter
in the jungle. The dream is SO vivid
that the next day he orders his men
to equip for the work of rescue.
In lone matched hut in the wilds
of the forest is discovered the girl
with her pet leopards. She is trailed
by hungry lions. She rushes into her
hut and throws her weight against
the door, reaching for the heavy
wooden bar, but it is too far away.
She is about to be overcome when
the rescuing party arrive outside and
save her. The shock restores her rea-
son and everybodys is happy.
Friday, November 21; don't forget.
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A letter from Mrs. ]. Quear who
left Fruita last Saturday for Denver,
states that she arrived safely and is
pleasantly located in her new home.
Mr.. Quear is now engaged in the
grocery business in that city.
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OF STOLEN LOOT
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lows near the track. the bundle al
most concealed. They pulled it out
of its hiding place with the result
stated. 1t seems now as if the rob-
bers divided the loot among them
selves and that one of them hid the
bundle found yesterday.
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at a Greatly Reduced Price
Breaks Nose.

Willis Gullette, a we'll known en-
ployee OF the sugar factory suffered
a broken nose in a collision In the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium last night
when he ran into Ray Slocomb, strik-
ing his nose against the back Of 6lo-
combs head. The impact was DO Sc
we're that the fracture was clear ana
pronounced. Gullette suffered
good deal from the accident and q
physician was quickly summoned.
Gullette was not rendered uncon-
scious although being dazed for sew
eral minutes. He lost good deal Of
blood.
E: P. Barrows, a Hotchkss rest
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Today's Markets
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Associated Press.

Chicago. Nov. 20.-Cattle receipts.
$500; strong. Beeves, s6.65 a $50;
western steers, $1,000 7.S0; stock
ers. S4.S0@7.50: COWS, S3.25 q $50;
calves, $G.5O@
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GRAIN MARKET.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago. Nov. 20.-Tody's clos
ing market quotations on grain were
as follows: December wheat S69s q
y; corn. 71G 1s; oats, 3Sas
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Mrs. S. c. Arrnur came down from
Grand Junction this morning to re-
main for the Nichols funeral.
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]. L. Haker of Palisade is among
the many pleasant visitors in the city
this week.
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COPPER MARKET.

Associated Press.
New York, Nov. 20.-Copper closed
unsettled; spc, not quoted.
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UPRISING
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NCOntlnueu from rage L.
now the officers are after the Indians
who broke open the jail
That the trouble is not very seri-
Gus and will be smoothed over easily
is Mr.. O'Neils opinion. He says,
however. that the Indians did man
age to secure a large amount of am
munition before the news spread of
the trouble and the sale of cartridges
could be stopped.
Pennington, n. NJ, Nov. 20.-Of-
ficials of the Indian agency today are
awaiting the arrival of General II. l..
Scott, from Arizona, and the cavalry
from Nebraska. ordered here to pac-
ify the Navajos. several hundred of
whom are encamped in the mount
aims near the Shiprocl agency.
Several hundred Indians with the
eight recalcitrants, whose attempted
arrest by the United States authori-
ties precipitated the present diff
Guilty.
A number of medicine men are in
citing the followers.
-
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Sentinel Want-ads get Results.
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E. p. Barrows, Hotchkfss rest
dent, is here this week.
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The members of the Brethren
church are making preparations for
the churches of tnat denomination
in western Colorado and Utah, which
will be held on Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 2S and 30 On Tuesday evening
the members of the congregation met
and held song practice in prepara-
tion for the event.
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Try 1t just once through Sentinel
want adv. to be convinced.
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Friends in TruIta have received
the glad tidings that Mrs. Lillian
Weckel Lewis. who was operated on
for serious case of appendicitis at
st. Mary's hospital some time ago,
has so far recovered that she will be
able TO be taken home next Sunday.
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The funeral for Stephen Nichols
has been arranged for two o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Methodist
church. The Woodmen of the World
will have charge of all arrangements
and the Women of Woodcraft will at
tend in body and it is planned to
have the guards act as honorary
pail bearers. The body is lying in
state at the home. The casket will
not be opened at the church.
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An S1z pound girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley yesterday at st
Mary's hospital. Mother and baby
are doing nicely When baby comes
home she will receive a royal well
GONE from numberless subjects in
Fruita. who will vie with each other
in obeying her majesty's behests.
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FOR SALE

NOW is the time TO put that leaiy roof OF
yours in good condition. No matter what
kind of roof you have we can FIX It. or
we viii sell you the material to do the work
yourself. A postal will bring our representa-
tive EST. J G. HETTEL, 81 Maine St.
Newark. \. ].
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LEARN HELIOTINT.
No knowledge of drawing or painting re
quired to learn this beautiful art; We have
students of both sexes earning so to SIC
per week in spare time; class starts October
%: guaranteed in three lessons. Apply MIR.
PARSONS, instructor. 81 Columbia ST..
Newark
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ORANGE.
AN EXCEPTIONAL

:
For sale or 70 rent, furnished unfur-
nlshed, the property at 220 Highland av.,
Orange, n. j.; 315x420 feet; within walking
distance Of two Laekawanna stations: Cen
tral av. trolley and private schools; II
house. all modern improvements. tile bath
rooms electric light, hardwood floors; ga
rage and stable; ma gnifcent shade trees.
flower and vegetable gardens; any reason
able proposition considered. Communicate
with OWNER, go Highland nv. Orange.
n. J.. Room 1900 81 Nassau 81. New
York city. Tel. Gs3O Cortlandt.
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded IIB2.
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school. or for business life. Cata-
logue on request.
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NBEDHAM player piano. mahogany. s175;
Gabler upright. SIS. cost $3.50; Bradbury
square, SIC, good condition new upright sells
for $3.50. our price. $50. forage WARE.
HOUSE. GAG Central ay
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EAST ORANGE-Two-family; all separate
improvements extra large lot near East
good bargain for some one. Address l..
LEWIS, 2s Rhode Island av. East Orange.
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DWELLINGS TO LET


#@v-@z6 Ef4h Aagh IH-
Exceptionally handsome oue-fanilr brick
houses; SIX rooms. large closets. tiled bath
and vestibule; front md rear porebes: every
np-to-date Improvement hardwood trim
throughout parquet floors open fire places:
decoration 10 suit: one-half minute 10 Bloom
Held aud Summer az. trolley liues: six min
utes to Erie and D.. L. aud ". stations In
qnire 80 North Twelfth St; phone 8s3s
Branch Brook; or BRANCH BROOK NOVEL
HOMES Co, CT Broad St; phone 1850
Market
FRANKLIN AY. Hilton y New, modern.
oue-iamlly house, containing rooms, bath.
steam heat and all other w =5-iate improve
neBts' decorated throughout. two minutes %
trolley; rental S25 per month possession in
mediately. For fun particulars. or for an ap-
pointment 10 inspect the premises apply ]. I.
FEIBLEMAN & co, 73s Broad st. city.
NTTLEY-Move At our EXPENSE eight-room
houses; hve-roorn flats all improvements
steam heat; rents s27-g25. Address cox
XENIENT, Box :. Star office.
PARKER ST, 140--For small family; 1
rooms; all Improvements: rent, SO. RICH
ARDS. 249 Park az.
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ATTENTIoN-Priyate residence, rooms:
Nairn .pl.. near Clinton av; lot SoXllo
provements imaginable; price $1,000 easy
terms; slate roof screened porch, electricity,
POI MACK, FIREMEN's BUILDING.
TO RENT for private sanitarium; ideal 10
cation, Montclair Heights; beautiful l.
room house, 21s stories: lot 1O0x15O; steam
heat, electric light; rent starts at 800:
lease 3 years; chance seldom met with;
splendid air. excellent view: can see New
York and two-thlrds the Firemen's building,
MACK, TIREMEN's BUILDING.
RooMING-H HOUSES. flats and boarding.
in the city TO select from; all locations and
prices; some genuine bargains
MACK, FIRBMEN'S BUILDING.
so CONFECTIONERY. grocery and notion
stores, with living apartments, to select
from; all locations; all prices
MACK, .FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
FuRNrsHED-RooM HOUSE. South St
Rent 500, including 16 rooms, nicely fur
nished; receipts s115 weekly; price Too;
piOp0' y MACK FIREMENs BUILDING.
CORNER SALOON ana cafe Bergen ST.
Rent $50; receipts s175 week; we'll stocked;
p'''e MAC MACK, FfREMENs BUILDING.
CAFE and restaurant. near city Hail.
II rooms above well stocked; rent 40;
PRICE M MACK, FIREaIENs BUILDING.
sAIooN-Blue front; McWhorter ST; rent
side room front: stock $500: sells IA halves,
beer weekly; Independent years lease;
price INA MACK. FIREMEN's BUILDING.
sALooN-A good one Trefz beer. sells
25 halves weekly; rent $40. including
living rooms; bar receipts average s2o dally;
price 81 400 cash sickness; no triiiers
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
sA1ooN-yery busy plsce theatre district;
rent S136 monthly; good lease; bar re
ceipts $40 daily; sells 20 halves beer weekly;
price $1,000: ,,,n,,,tr,>-e pr,r1ntNa
SALOON. Broad ST., Elizabeth--S7. 500; rent
slGO; lease years or more; owner retlr-
ing: fortune made here; chance for another
no remembrance whatever; brewer VIII as
eist. a corker and rare chance for some one.
s'''' MACK, FIhEMENs BUILDING.
sA NJ %aHyes weesIy rent ID, including bar
.,t,Inr room and Kitchen bar receipts aver
49, $3.50 weekly: price 81 200.
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
SALOON and cafe; splendid Hawthorne av.
,.nruers well Stockedi rent SfJ,
,sn If,ichen and back room; sells % halves
aISn Of cases beer weekly; receipts posi-
tive,v average $25 daily; price $1,000; sells
an account of other business.
on WACK. FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
vAILsBuRG SALooN--s4, 800 buys live
business place; receipts $5oO weekly; peau,
ufnllv fitted and furnished; rooms and
bath; all improvements; big stock; summer
ss''e"' MACK, B1REMEN's BUILDING.
SALOON. Perth Amboy--One Of tho best
paying corners on Smith ST., heart city;
rent $40: lease years; receipts average
500 weekly price 81, 800.
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
EAVEgI.Y. iAV. SALOON, selling 90 halves
beer weekly: rent $35 including 3 living
ruonig: price $3.50 receipts s25 daily.
MACK, t'fREMES'S BUILDING.
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vERoNA-Houses lots, farms and acrea &c
for sale or exchange; also houses to let,
furnished or unfurnished. CARL MAU.
Verona.
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PIANOS


PIANO BARGAINS
Par Partial q Special Plano Bargains s s present Rsas
soTTAFER UPRIGHT. 1895 90
Large size ebonised case; every
thing about this piano in first-eiass
sTEfNWAY & SONS UPRIGHT. So. $4,000
Large size, mahogany case; first
class condition; a wonderful bar
KfENGsLEY UPRIGHT. ............. 1890
Niagohany case, empire TOP. splen-
did tone and touch; this piano has
been rented only short time and
GA lfRsfss"'ir PRIGHT. - 49, 1880
Medium size piano; superior In tone
Ev sT-f sYTo' PLAYER PIANO tss-note) se5oo
This Is q real bargain for anyone
wishing a player-piano at a small
price This includes 10 rolls OF
music with free exchange. bench
HENRY & s.G.LINDEMAN UPRIGHT a75.oO
This is 800 style, in French
buried walnut case. and has only
been used short time for concert
purposes. As this piano is as good
as new, the purchaser OF It viii
actually save Sl35.00
HAYNES UPRIGHT .....-........... 1890
Anv OF these pianos may be purchased
for cash or on easy terms OF payment
And all are guaranteed TO be as repre-
scented.
S. z. MARKS CO.,
s51 Broad st. topp. Jersey Central Depoo.
DANDY. little upright piano; standard make.
aud in splendid condition; SOS takes II. can
Belleyille av., near Broad.
NEW $500 plano. sell at once for $3.50;
never used; guaranteed 10 years. cali
10 Elm ST.
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yAILsRURG

yAIrsBURG-Four large. light rooms;
papered and painted: tubs and toilet: en-
closed porches; rent So Inquire 90 Brook
dale
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A 81. 900 CONFECTIONERY; 5000 newspa-
pers; receipts $50 week: for s1.050; sac
ridce. See ISRAEL & MARCEL, ordway
Bldg Room 312.
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CORNER butcher and grocery store: es-
tablished ten years by present owner;
Clinton Hill; $500 stock; price $3.50. See
ISRAEL & MARCELL, ordway Bldg.
Room $40
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NEW. 11-room, two-family. all improvements
this house shows class end mas attracted
much favorable notice. for s4.600: lot 30xf0O;
driveway. terrace; terms to suit c. AfEIELE,
102 Prospect ar Irvington
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CORNER grocery and delicatessen store;
lures: meat cutting machine; daily receipts
s25; this store is positively worth over 81 900;
reason, death in family; quick sale; price
$3.50, Call at store, 46 Highland az; kear-
ny, or my brokers. ISRAEL & MARCEbl-
Ordway Bldg, Room 312.
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CORNER SALOON and cafe, Bergen ST.
Rent 500 receipts s175 week; we'll stocked;
MACK, F1REMENS BUILDING.
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RAILWAY

EIGHTY THREE lots, ten houses: two block,
from Pennsylvania station and trolley, Rsh
way; cheap. Inquire BIDDLEMAN 2si
Springfield aT.. Newash
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PATENTS

FRAENTZEL & RICHARDS. patent law so
licitors OF u. S. and foreign patents, trade
marks. copyrights. 1857 Broad St. Federal
Trust Bldg; established 1886. Tel 1S41 Mkt.
PATENT BUREAU REIcHELT.
s45 Broad st. Newark. N. J.
Branch office. Berlin, Germany Foreign
patents a speciality obtained and sold.
DRAKE & CO Established 1886. Phone
2946 Market. Rooms 510-5l1. Kinney Bldg.
Broad aud Market SITS.
RUSSELL EVERETT Tel. 1884 Market.
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR.
Z and FOREIGN F1REMEN'S RrTT DING.
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DELICATEsSEN-Fan grocery store, East
Orange; rent $40; three rooms and bath
included reason sickness: sacrifice; worth
ST 200; price s75o See ISRAEL & MAR
CELL, Ordway Bldg, Room 312.
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BEAUTIFUL eentlemen's estate. a few min
utes' drive from Somerville. y j.; charm
Ing views, delightful climate; all buildings
new and modern throughout; two master
dwellings, Il rooms each: main residence
completely equipped with modern furniture,
plano and Victor talking machine; large mod
ern oltbuili.ngs; wagons. carriages, harness.
farming machinery and tools. etc. This mag
niheent property cost the late owner more
than $40, 900 renr ago: widow will sacrifice
everything for only SOB o0o. GEORGE n
SuTPHEN. opposite depot.
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pELICATEssEN, main av: rent $50; four
rooms included: beautiful fixtures; S225
receipts weekly price $50. See ISRAEL
& NfARcELL, ordway Bldg. Room 312.
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CONFECTIONERY. cigars. notions. toys;
store adjoining large school: established
u years by present owner; rent $50, -FOUR
rooms included; beautiful American section
5000 stock; price Ss25. See ISRAEL "
AIARCELL, Ordway Bldg, Room 3l2.
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CONFECTIONERY, dry goods and cigar
store. Hamburg pl. section; rent So; four
miss this opportunity. See ISRAEL &
MARCEbL, Ordway Bldg, Room 312.
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BUTCHER. grocery store, downtown sec
ton; rent SIS; one room included; meat
cutting machine cost $40; all latest hXturesi
all cash trade IN store; average $40 weekly
$500 stock; worth $1,000; price $50. See
ISRAEL & MARCELL, ordway Bldg,
Room 3i2.
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GROCERY. confectionery store. Newark St;
rent 81; three rooms included; receipts
ISRAEL & MARCELL, ordway Bldg,
Room $40.
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NALL house and lot, 120 Murray St; cheap
and easy terms y. s. DEAN. Lincoln ter.
Ice. Caldwell n J.
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EAST ORANGE. Amherst ST. 247-Elegant
modern second floor apartment; beamed
gas and electric light; moderate rent In
ouire first floor.
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2a UNION SQUARE. Nrw YORK.
u. S. Auction Rooms

DRY GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
\ SOLD EVERY FRIDAY. STOCKS PUR
trHASED. = cONS1GNMENTS Solicited
LIBERAL. ADVANCES MAnE.
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GROCERY and dellcatessen. store, ORANGE
rent sos; six rooms included; horse wagon,
stock, 5000; reason, bought farm; positively
worth, 81. 800; will sell for $3.50: or inventory.
See ISRAEL & MARCEBL, Ordway Bldg,
Room 312.
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BUSINESS OPPOR-
TUNITIES

ATTENTIoN-lf you want TO buy or sell
anv Kind OF business and desire quick re-
suits, sec ISRAEL. & MARCELL. 207 Mar
ket St. Ordway Bldg, Room 312, or phone
56o2 Market, and our representative VIII
call and see you.
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OLD HATS MADE NEW.

ALL kinds of fruit, shade and ornamental
trees shrubs. vines, roses, 10000 Call
fornia privets; landscape gardening to per
lection. F. LEM, 94S Stuvvesant aV.. ir-
vInRton
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CORNER confectionery. dry goods, cigar
store, main av, Hill; rent $50; three
rooms bath; fve-year lease rent paid until
January, 1914; exceptional opportunity; price
1926: reason, leaving city. See ISRAEL d
MARCELL, Ordway Bldg, Room BIZ.
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FOR RENT-Stable and yard. Apply
East Park St, city.
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GROCERY, confectionery and cigar store,
Grove ST: rent $40; four rooms, bath IN
cluded $50 weekly receipts; price 1915. See
ISRAEL & MARCELL, Ordway Bldg,
Room $40.
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LADIES, ATTENTION.
DANISH your pimples, blacleheads, skin
blotches and similar facial dislgurements
with our most delightful preparations; don't
let your skin be ruined by using worthless
preparations that only wreck your COM
plexions; write for particulars today.
SMEDLEY & CLARKE SPECIALITY CO,
90 Hayes St. Newark. N. ].
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TYPEWRITERS
We Sell. Rent and Repair All Makes.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Beaver st. Phone Market 1870
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NEW $500 piano. sell at once for $3.50
never used: guaranteed 10 years. Gal
10 Elm ST.
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

FRATERNAL Fobs, Charms. Buttons.
Rings, etc; all leading societies; enamel
ing aud repairing; factory prices.
NEWARK EMBLEM co. r :lan 500 Broad :
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MIDWIvES

MRS DREWES. German midwife. 133 Null
berry at, cor. Market st.--Ladies private
nursing. confinements: high-clRss experiences
az me treatm', II desired. Phone $3.50 W. AIkt
GRADUATE midwife-MRs. GRURlCH SO
South Orange sv.. Newark ladies' private
nursing. confnements: treatment At home
Phone si5s-W. Market
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PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT NINE. LIE ROY, Clairvoyant-
Pianist; tells everything. advice BUSH
ness. love marriage. Location Broad and
Orange sts; 100 Broad st: most convenient
entrance on Orange ST. next LennoX Lunch.
NINE RANCE. clairvoyant and pslmist: tells
ali you Wish 20 know; ladies' only SO
Bank ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23

CONFECTIONERY, cigar store. established
twenty years; rent $40; three rooms al, In
See ISRAEL & MARCEL, Ordway Bldg,
Room 312.