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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-21
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE OF INTENTIONAL the owners of
property facing adjoining such etreets
or portions of streets as are hereinbelow
named, and to all whom 1t may concern
greeting:
Notice is hereby glVen in compliance with
the requirements of the statute in such cases
made and provided pamphlet laws 1910 H.
800, that the Shade Tree Commissioners Of
the city of Newark. NJ j., propose to set out
ana plant this spring or next autumn, or
later, shade trees with guards for the protsc-
uon OF the same; also TO place guards for
shade trees already planted. on the streets
and portions of streets named below along
the curb lines Of both sides of same TO wit:
ABINGToN. AVENUE, ALDINE STREET,
BEACH STREET.. BELMONT AVENUE,
BERLIN STREET. CHELSEA AVENT;E'
CORTLAND STREET. FAIRVIEW AVE
NUE. FIRST AVENUE, FOURTEENTH
AVENUE. FOURTH STREET HEMLOcK
STREET. LFAWIS STREET. MEAD STREET.
RIDGE STREET. ROSEVILLE AVENUE.
SCHEERER AVENUE SECOND AVENUE.
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET. TILLINCI-
HAST STREET. FREMONT AVENUE,
WALL STREET, WILLOUGHBY STREET,
W1NANS AVENUE.
And that the said commissioners will meet
at their Office In the City Hall, on Thursday.
March II 1913, at 4 O'Clock In the after
noon to decide upon such improvements In
accordance with the provisions of said
statute, THE cost of planting and trans
plantlsg any trees on any highway, and
boxes and guards for the protection thereof
when necessary. shall be borne by the real
estate in front Of which such trees ara
planted set OUT
Dated Wednesday March IL 1913
GEORGE 3. ASHLEY. President.
JOHN ]. MOONEY.
Shade Tree Commissioners
ri Pa rapt Gao u
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-21
DEATHS

APPELL-Entered into rest on March
10 1918. Amanda Appel. aged 50
years 9 months Is days, 800 orange
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-21

afrrNDIE Suddenly, at New York city.
"Wednesday, March 10. 1913, Louis Nun
die. husband of the late Ameha =
funeral services will be held at his
late residence. 202 North Nineteenth
street. East Orange, Saturday Marcn
22 1918, at p IN. lnterment sunday
March %. 1918. In the family plot
Rosedaie Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-21
NEW YORK HARDWARE STORE
TOOLS AND CUTLERY
Locksmithing Supplies at Wholesale
SPRINGFIELD AVENUE
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

mer avenue 10 a street connecting Forrest
avenue and Belmont avenue. known Mas
sena Ridge, located west of Mount Prospect
avenue, and
MASSENA RIDGE
extending from Forrest avenue to Belmont
avenue. except such portions of Forrest ave-
nue. Belmont avenue and Massena Ridge not
included within the present limits of Heller
parkway formerly Fredonia avenue). Summer
avenue. Woodside avenue and Mount Pros
pect avenue.
=. II. RYAN,
President of the Board Of Street and Water
Commits toner's.
A. l.. SWAIN.
mar21-5 Acting Clerk of the Board.
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gToDDARD-on March 10, 1913, William
K, beloved husband OF the late Ellen
Sfoddard NEE Reid and son of the late
1Stephen and Eleanor Stoddard;
= Funeral services will he held at me
Newark BURIAL Company's funeral par
lors, 5A Broad street, on saturday
March %, at p. m. Interment IN MI
PHEASANT Cemetery.
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sMITH--On Tuesday, March Is, 1912
Frances Elizabeth, widow of Moses II.
/. Smith, in her SD year.
Funeral services will be held at her
) late home, 6S sherman avenue on Sat
; nrday, March %, Mt p m. Relatives
terment in Rosedale Cemetery, Orange.
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npcoNNoR-on March u, 1918 at bel
late residence % North Seventh street
Sarah 70. Hyland, widow OF MARTIN
O'Connor.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11
ANSWER TO GU EsTI0'; NO. So.
Shining Against the Holy Chest
Or The unpardc:asla Sin -

tnat canHDt b. uttered SOC Rom
| 3 ~ Nu, il We are Wiling to
repent thru the irthrceas sion &C
I the Holy Ghost. God will pardon
US for spoah ing .aaakast Christ
Iand when we SIN against God,
Christ is cur advocate. lSce
John 81 I And by biz interces.
sion We are forgiven. But when
W. sin against the Holy Ghost,
we nave no forgiveness, Tor this
IS depriving ou+ss 1f1t.. ..U11f~iin advo-
cate, and doing dcapi,e nntu ille
spirit Of nra"n. Sc Heb. o.
H,'i In those 1ords:w we have sin
ned against the Coo Head Bod
-. It!s N0u 'l,yl plainly see
leaves Us without an advocate CT
an inJerccssor: and we are left
alone in the dark, and shadowy
l.eaim> Of eternal night where
our struggles FL: release are az
in vain. Oar advocate and inter-
cessor have left US, and the pray.
ers OF men on earth. do US no
good. lSee | John it'll
Though we seek repentance,
like Esau did when he sought for
Ills bir'hright, with tears. yet it
is al in vain. for we have
done despite to- the Spirit
OF grace, and sinncd against
Coo, and LruciIied unto our
selves the Son of God a f..esk
and put Him to an open shame.
As we have said this God anN
Chrls. sent messenger was in
Peter, and 50 it is in every. Goa
sent man, And from the an o.
the church from It's first .,ve.
The Holy Ghost has not beer.
here on earth as it was in Peter,
and Paul, and the rest of the a.
postIes. Therefore it could ncu
be sinned against But WIZ
the time comes for the =. stitu
ton of all things, and Cog 3ld
his Christ sends this Messenger
again as He says.
Aud VIII pray the Father, and be ,u,v yiyc
You anptlrr Comforter, tia. he u.Ay abide with
You forever.
lfcn TIC spirit 1T truth, whom the world
.athot receive. ltc. arc it secth ,him pot
neither ht'oweth him but so know him. for
,e dNrlNt With you a,ut shall be u,uu. ~
h0stlc Comforter which is the Holy Ghost
whom tLo Father we'll se:4d in nly:runla hc shall
each yon AL th!nes ana bring all things to
FOUR lemeuhr"ncl whatsoever nave said unit,
you 1t. John, lilo II ~. g
again lie says;
Aud wien he IL come b. VIII ro,,o,c the
of'u ol STU ana VI ii :Htcuuanvs, auu Of iusy.,
lcut.
vi f'n' oecauso the! believe nat on nc, :.
W righteousness pccalse | g. to NY Fatlcr
ud We zee mt uu more
VI Judgement n.t1u-e the pllute If This
World is ~ st1. It. John li-.t-u.
Now Brother Drasher, and
lear readers Wien this time
comes there will ne much dan.
yer III shining against the Holy
1host. For as we have record.
"a above he must be beard in all
hlpgS. For he will not forgive
chen you sin against hin as wa
lave SAID you slu, against tile
1ou Head Bodily. This we re.
'ead leaves Us without any help.
Hoping tina. we have give
ur readers with our Brother
na hight. We beg TO remain,
Your Servant.
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Continued from paga >.

! AND tie graves were opened
ano many bodies cf tie saints
which slept arose.
And came OUT of tie graves
alter his resurrection, and went
into the holy city. and appeared
unto many,' Matt ..7-a0 to
$50
Ibis scripture is confirmed bv
The following; .
=. Thy dead men Shall live to.
gcther with ny dead body shall
they arise, Awake and SIM ye
that dwell iu dust: for thy dew
Is as the dew OF herbs, ana the
earth shall cast ous the d.aa.r
lisa. 2G-l0.)
After we have found that
Christ tasted death for every
uan. We still haya another
glorious promise, which prouis G
brings Us back to the association
OF the holy Ghost. Please read:
Nevertheless tell you the
truth; it is expedicnt for you
that l 50 away, for if l 90 not a.
way, the Comforter will not
come unto you, out if I depart, /
VIII send him unto yoa.
And when he is come, he will
reprove the world of sin, tr4 of
righteousness aud Of Judgment. j."
El6-7-S
Aud we a. this time shall
speak OF a two fold mission work
which this Holy Spirit has TO
perform, one of them Paul
speaks Of in TINS manner;
And hope makcth not asham.
ca: because the love of Goa is
shed abroad in our hearts by The
Holy Ghost which is given unto
u.s. from. 5-5]
IN this scripture you learn
That the spirit sheads abroad in
thc heart Gods Love. The sec.
ond part of its mission that we,
spoke OF is its teaching. please
read:
But the Comforter, which is
'he Holy Ghost, whom the Faith
7r Will send in my name, he shall ,
teach you all things, and bring
III things to your rcmcmbrauce |
whatsoever ave'said unto YOU,
Also read:
Aowbcit when lie, tue Spirit
u truth, Is come, he will guide
'ou into all truth, for he shall
lot speak OF himself, but what.
'oeVer he shall hear, that Shall
le speak, and he will shew YOU
Kings to come John 1e 1871
We need no further evidence
o show the power of the Io|v
1host. And FROM this fact we
an plainly see why it becomes
n objectionable sin to speak 4
a'nat this God and Chris, sent
Messenger. For We may sin a..
alnst Christ and this spirit will !,
aterceed for US with aroaujncs
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11

( o'Ster RlIla Borders threI
feed Thanksgiving night in hon
q or Of Dixie Borders who come
t from Missouri. Dixie are a YER,
j. ambitious young girl who vii
, live Ia this towa for the tim,
being. She has went to a numbe
of parties but :are still loyal t,
old Missouri,
President Wilson,. l voted
) for you but I warn you now tt
Keep free FROM sinister motives
OF pope Of rome The Ed done
right in publishing where you
was TO church at and don,
want to hear nothing more of
this Haste day when Poperism
will be jagged with the stopper
chuckcd in tight. More 2ower,to
the Ed in his intrinsic light for
the upheavel of humanity.
Glad John Caldwell is going as
munster to some foreign place.
tie looks like he deserved the
appointment to Greece. I Amt
afeared of his childrens outcome
even if they did play Old Jim
Pearson when they was young.
Many children have been pstter.
ned after me and never come out
the worse for it II | take the Ed
as my example and they follow
my redundancy they will end by
the time they finish And am
glad old Chaplin didn't kill me
that time for I had ruther they
said that | beat it than to saw
that Jim looks natural.
Bro Garrett please publis h
names of those that owe the
paper subscriptions. I want
them 70 get things paid up. You
see | got up the list here but if
they have names in paper, they
will pay and wont nave to 90 d.
round seeing them. These roads
amt horsebackablc much less
being passable for man so want
to 90 the help | can render with
a view of furthering the scope of
the Two Man Theory and at the
same time up and bust pope of
rome. l would suggest that
names Of those who owe be
printed They won't take offended
and will pay up. Lead on Broth,
er.
Yes the readers of tho Cries.
SET would like to hear FROM the
Callands as we'll a. from the two
Sister French young women one
of who sings while the other
seems to be bother with tooth
trouble You had better have
tooth drew out Sister as every
ache has a pain in it. And I |.
would admonish other Sister
French to haste ant write song
Last time I seen her sing she
had song about the valley is 90.
ing to wake which are lovely
subject Old Reg D. Koyen writ. |,
ten it as | recall love to hear a
contralto get up so high she is
near o saprono and then let all
bolts loose and scoot do wn in
that low mellowstuff that NE and
Hubbard has raved about what
are needed more than anything
a!as Ia this town are good sing /
lnaS .er VINO can learn us the
uOteS.
Old Count Wiley bored a hand
saw from Stote Fletcher last
week Count are building addi'
lion to cow she'd. 49,.
stormonts boat is being repaiot.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11
GAAh!: N6r:IcE

Any party or: parties wishing to
ask any qnestiopa through this
PAPER upon any subject religious
or otherwise shall be treated
a. . friend. But iu no case will
be Editor allQw any slang or
'...g phra'e, 50: !'heoueh!:l =:
,pmnM ...~:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11
THE CRESSG r
DausEN&Nop MO
;s'11-
6cCAL LORE.

"A seod article come % late vii
~n' out ae1s:veek.
'ns mans meat, may be an
others poison.
MIR Harry vas over at the sol
"a, shop last Wed.
Patience is a flower tia,
Soe' not grow In every garden,
oss 1a q sooa plastar for everv
aore.
-Jadgs Baker called to SO.
:hs. I'd on last Mon cone sga,o
T5d1s.
Tho 0adfellows; meets everv
Isl aud srd Saturday nights at
vie.r Hail at JAH:v,lle.
If any body wants a fne farm
a douglas Co. call on us or write
70 at srushyknob.
sister Tsa1t vas soen be]pi.
:1e E.dsr Wyant taking their COW
ocna Oh last Tuesda7 m,rnine.
-->trs Burger passed thru our
Vile on her road to see her
Daughter on Bryant where sbo
e teaching school;
-sobscrlb for tho CsrssEr; i
now,.a1d get the full particular
Of cur article on the APOSTLE
Succession.
Tbs odd:fe1lows had a fine
:pest4rss onlest Sat. night they
elected ths1r .omcsrs for the en-.
snatng. year, at..this place.
;. !! '%..s
The Eehekahs had their elect.
ion Of Officers on last Sat. after
nocn at this place and every thing
was Of interest from frat to last.
for the CaEssE7
Now and get the entire article on
we Are oppose to Pope and
FoperJism; Preachers are you:
In, this article the readers
FIJI get 7 hat. they can net get
amp other way The readers will
see that rcotestantfsm cannot
condemn Roman Catholicism
ander:ths oae man theory. ,Tba:
only By tho two man theory is,
his :. wrong made r;4,h, yet.
1nder' rha, ono man theory
70 would be forced to believe
here is no:e]od.; But thanks
be to. Goa under The Two
Men Theory we can drive all
hess doubts. sway: Subscribe
low and send for a bundle of
'apsrs let. a c''py,
Who wrl'help~'1s 70 lift our bur
lon from, ahaee a financial stress
nd give us time, by us pay. {
ng' thu, intersst until We can pay !
be principAl.' We; want to Dor. !
'ow six hundred dollars and
'e will give mortgage on all we
ave free, - =
> o. Nov. sab. report Of die i
AH.vllIe Thion Sabbath School =
~ Of the best to.al number Of q
sholars present. IS Or GERS, +
resent s, reachers present 8. r
interest from first to last of the .
~ best come one come all +
~. Sect
=. :, :.',' l."
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11

! W VIZ udI Us uI SUNC
lys stables.
Old Howard Egg and wife wa,
mere few days from a place j,
texas called Houston The,
drove through and put up at Old
bltl Carriers When he got s,icket
up Howard Vas right nice loo(
Ing fellow reminding NE OF Geo
age tolero.y He has !ovab!e wife
who hesl,atad-s a sool deal will
AG1Iel!s Wu!la Tie Mel, Carte,
Orchestra ground out SOM tan
go stuff Come again friends saw
we always like soutnerns and
when L. branch out and stop
boarding it is going to be with
a southern gill that I the one
big Step, which beats tango as
"uch Us cranberries beat glue.
bro. padgett is troubled with
his eyes anc has new set Of glas
ses Chopping out split mites,
putting the emphasis on the pre-.
noollmate. and enduring the
tants OF Old Bro Wiley ca1sad it
But these two men ar, fast
friends in fact the very fastest
They always cat their dinner
from The same board out in
yard and when the whistle
blows and work is done they
walk CT together hand in hand
chatting of the time when Bro.
Garrett ideas will come to rule
III this we'll known old earth As
We 80 along let's enjoy ourselves
out always at the same time
keeping a sublime aspects t =.
wards the things tnat menace
our well beings such as popcr-
ylsm biIlousness, biews and the
like,
Sister Nicholas had guests
last week they being two laIy
friends who is great writer's
They should read CRAssET and
pr'ciptitate in some of the de.
bates that enlighten humanity
Tor the very name of CREssEr
which amt beer in use since
John Milton went blind, means
a light that is set. up to guide
the weak and weary and skull.
kers. Sister Nicholas faith in
Bull Moose rise like Yeast as
time goes on.
Bro Segner Amt wrote to me
yet and neither has Sister Seq.
ner Hope they amt no disrespcct
snow in this as we was of the
best of friends here and interest
was always OF the best Spg,Iet us
know how you like the Ohio riy |
er country and ho " it feels to be |
further up.O!d Mau Skaters lad |
der.
Now I will close wishing every.
body a merry Xmas thought RI
don't know that it are correct to
earn children that that is q Sun
y Claus when they will grow up
md find that it amt 50 | don't
hlnh the Ed would want childre
earned things that they would
ind out later to be untrue But =
lont want to critis lie nobody l
want to write the facts But 7 do
wish the Ed healthand happiness
nd hope te will DO spared to
reep up the war he has been
7agglng against Sin il high
places.
5ood buy everybody Goodioyl
everything.
JIM. Pearson.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11
A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY

We have completed BOOK Of over four hundred naas
treating on nearly every Subject of the Bible and the
wrongs belonging to theories of men pcrDoyted IT, ~ M,
Bible Teachings That every Reader and Family sho,a hsv
IN their possession. 1t will te ga treasure Of Trn
1wledso to every one.
no one Will be without wnen read Send US yovr
order accompanied with dollar and We will nsnd WOW
tue Book. I'D WORLD CRLssEr,
brushy knob Mo-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-12-11
HO0SieI. U0IumpFa
Dear Have saw friend.

I Dear Have. saw friend.
| want to say that one item i
the CRESsET this week was grea
IN its inpressionable. It being q
bout the idea OF not saying goot
things to folks while they is OF
eartlfbutgein to the grave ant
weeping when they have wen
home to Glory; Now Bro Car
rett, you surely Soy the rieh
thing lat the right time ani
many many thanks for s.cb pre-
cepts as you predestiginatc t,
Us aud more is pity that all cdi
tors Amt like you I had always
placed you in the same elias )
With Col Roosevelt. Lime Abbot
and CO.. Nelson but l am going
to say that you is best of tlcm
al for you are more fearless and
have more nerve. ] still wish
Roosevelt had not went to South
America to lecture and kill koog
ers when be could be home do.
ing good for Prog. party. BERTHE
Beweridge is working night ard
day at Prog, uplift,
Was tickle TO sec old Bro. Hub
bart write CREssET again He is
more aud more like the Ed, I am
sertin He says many a hen has
helped start a bank account.
What do you mean oy them
words and would the same apply
to chickens in general If you
cant answer this may DO the
man in tho Umpire state can.
And Bro Hubbart, | want you
to write to me as written you
weeks ago l asked you where
the devil went during flood and
if he was drowned and If you
don't answer this question I will
put 1t up:to tho ed who will an
swer me with understanding.
Old Jim Stuart is DONG nicely
at his new i)b and the boys is
al! for him Jim haint been cu
this job long but shows lie knows
how tn handle mules and never
loses temper Congrats Jim He
Also has lovely daughter named
Rachel. and son Jimmy Junior
both Of who is being rared in
The nuture of the Lord They was
Ill gave .pleasurable dinner
Thanksgiving when turkey was
item and grace was said and
rider ruled from soup to finger
oowls. I'VE need more citizens
Ike Old Jim Stuartand fevnu.s
ike Lew Shank who disgraced
own as mayor and then resigned
when Strike broken out.
Several local boys, including l
vent to Shelbyvil|e to testify of |
Joe Crabby who was killed. Old
)bdeiah- helped get up much of
be evidence but wasent allowed
Q testify though he was run out
! court room which shows that
ldical recall could even in be.
oved EIoosier state where the
ID come from. F!
Sister Arthclla Garter was
aw on streets wearing nce u:v
'vely suit and looking .ary
luch aatisf ed with herself Sac
re one Of the chosen chicks of
,e;Hoosier flock and are very
opular at the Short Ridge
shoOl where she has went Tor
Voycars When she gets through
cheol there Old Bill, her pap,
III send her,awAy for finishing
IucheS.:
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
THE INTERvIE EWER.
What people know have say
The Sentinel passing interest all

while during week made it NV bus-
10 their
Denver, q Grand
Wholesale
rSipro'y
hercoe contendei 60 them be
Midland all
the
Quist ~ "
this line talk,
, "r Of Garer is for the Midland Trail but
little opposition the Midland
70 AR" members sf the Denver Chamber
Midland Trail clear the ne
not much weight of
Suh The resolution
small clique
j0Iity lub. - N' ''"
81 returned home enthusiastic outlook for
the Trail" concluded Quist ~ 80
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
The Daily Sentinel
TASMAKIAN APPLES.
FRIDAY. AUGUST -, 1018.

Of the fact that the Iasnanan apple the chief compe
tor Europe of varieties report of the consul
Hobart the subject of interest fruit this
The industry young but rapidly developing in that
country About year being orchards
estimated that S-year-old orchard viii yearly
from 5000 The fruit ripens in April May and
june and is shipped European markets in mail
fitted with cool chambers The varieties best fitted for
export the Scarlet Peaan the Cleopatra the Jonathan and
the Sturmer PipPn.
he conducts agricultural farm and experiment
ton the northwest Instruction given scientific
methods Of fruit culture including the planting and pruning of the
besides the best methods Of picking and packing. The plan
adopted for planting young make excavation large
enough prevent any campng of the roots leaving elevation
the that the will point downward instead OF
right angles to the tree he young encouraged by careful
pruning spread its branches the shape of cup hollow the
inside permit the develop the whole crop The vertical
shoos kept closely that the tops of the do
reach than feet from the ground-Dcqver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
Watkins HEW TREASURER
or Rio GRAHDE RAILROAD

Il, F. Watkins, assistant treasurer
of the Denver & Rio Grande for
many years and acting treasurer, has
been appointed treasurer to succeed
j. w. Gilluly, who died three months
ago.
me appointment was made at a
meeting OF the directors of the COM
pany in New York this week. news
Of which came to Denver yesterday.
In handling the finances of the Den
YER & Rio Grande. Mr.. Watkins will
have charge of gross earning of
mere than $4,000 per month, or
about $25,000 900 per year.
Mr., Watkins Joined the Rio Grande
20 years ago, and has attained his
new high position by successive steps
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
THE old FAMILIAR FACES.

| have had playmates, have had companions,
In my days of childhood, in my joyful schooldays-
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.
have been laughing, have been carousing,
Drinking late, sitting late, with my bosom crones-
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.
loved Iove once, fairest among women:
Closed are her doors me- must see her
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.
had friend, kinder friend has no man:
Like an migrate, | left my friend abruptly;
Left him, to the old familiar faces
Ghost-ke paced round the haunts of my childhood
Earth seemed desert j was bound to traverse,
Seeking to find the old familiar faces.
Friend of my bosom, thou than brother,
Why vert not thou born in my fathers dwelling?
so might VIC talk OF the old familiar faces
How they have died and some they have leftme
And some taken from me; all are departed
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces
Charles La1nl
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-22
Moreg Bugs Out
Strubp- Estabrook

G. B. Christensen Of this city, rep
resenting the Morey Mercantile com
pany in this territory, received a tele-
gram yesterday stating that the
Nogey Mercantile company has pur-
chased all the business and interests
OF the Struby- Estabrook company,
one of the large Denver wholesale
grocery houses.
The news will be read with inter-
est all over the state as both firms
have been very prominent for many
years and keen rivals. Mr.. Christen-
sen will probably have some changes
in his territory, but Will continue
representing the Morey company.