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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
AN GLORIOUS TRANSACTION

THE exacting regulations of the customs
service bear heavily on the American
returning from trip abroad. The man or
woman who cannot find more than the legal
limit of one hundred dollars to invest in
trinkets, presents, and various personal ar
ticles of apparel is rare. To be held up like
a criminal and be forced to discuss with in
quisitive custom inspectors the value of
every little article in ones baggage is veXa-
tious. So people frequently resort to sub
terfuge.
A man who had been in Siberia on bust
ness had an opportunity to buy there at very
reasonable rates some beautiful sable skins.
He decided that it was too good a chance to
make his wife desirable gift to be over
looked; so out of hundreds of skins he Sc
lected a dozen of great beauty. On reaching
New York he sought the cooperation of
several men friends, and each of them slipped
a skin or two down the legs of his trousers,
tying them with Irvine to his suspenders to
prevent them from dropping too far. 1t
was hot day, and as they stood about on
the pier waiting to be passed by the Gus
toms men the skins got warm and smelled
villainously. Finally, passed by the in
spectors with their baggage, they fastened
to place where in seclusion they could re-
move the sable skins and turn them over to
the owner.
Later the latter told the house that was
to make them up of his ruse and was con-
siderably startled when the manager said,
"That was a good deal of trouble to take
with an article that is not dutiable."
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GOLDEN BOOTIES

PABY'S first shoes are as much of an event
- in the nursery museum as Babys first
tooth The latest trick of science is to pre-
serve the shoes in gold; not merely a cast of
them, but actually to transform the shoes
themselves into solid gold. Owing to the
price of gold, it isn't fad that will sink
much below the automobile level of society;
but silver or copper are quite as nice and
much cheaper.
The process is simple enough. The shoe
is soaked in solution of graphite until every
fiber is conductor of electricity. 1t is then
transferred to the electroplating bath, and
in the course of few hours every atom of
graphite has been displaced by an atom of
pure gold. The process is so delicate that
the grain of the leather, even the marks
where the pink toes have stamped their i'm
print, is perfectly reproduced in the precious
metal And when the task is finished and
the shoe comes out of the laboratory the
parent has keepsake that will not tarnish
nor rust nor tempt hungry mouse.
One bank president in New York has had
the first shoes of his four children mineral
lied" in this way, and the golden booties are
the most conspicuous objects in the nursery
museum.
The idea is not new, except as applied to
shoes. A1ineralized flowers, in which the
most delicate petals, stamenS, and p1stlls are
transformed into gold or silver, have long
been a scientific curiosity.
The average baby shoe will take two
ounces of gold, worth about forty-two dol
lars. Any good electrolytic chemist can do
the trick after little experimenting, and
what he may charge for the job is something
to be arranged beforehand.
Copper is good substitute for gold, and
takes on wonderful shades with age. The
actual metal would cost only few cents;
and silver would not run much above a
dollar a shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13

gentleman from Geneseo and left him to fight
out the dreary battle by himself. Two
hours later, when Sam had escaped the con-
versational clutches of the man from Gene
SEQ, he sought out his two friends, raped
Carmichael on the head with his pipe, and
observed heatedly:
THAT wasn't a man you fellows intro
duced me to. He's the Human Interroga-
ton Point"
THERE was brought up on the floor of the
L House one afternoon a bill regulating
the liquor traffic, and Immediately a man
famous for the size and redness of his nose
withdrew to far corner of the Democratic
cloakroom and began to ponder how he
should vote. When he was sitting on a
couch, bowed down as if by the weight of
years and by the woes of generations, one of
his colleagues tiptoed up and took good
look at him.
Then the colleague returned and made
this report to group of Democrats:
ITS a shame to bring up that bill and
make that fellow vote on it. He's over
there as white as death. It's the first time
ever knew that he had been born with
white nose"
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((SSzzSS eS:tSEESN
Makes the
Most Practical Walls

)MPO-BOARD walls and ceilings are
ideal from every standpoint.
Strength. They have actually held buildings
together in California earthquakes.
Durability. In houses lined with Compo-
Board twelve to thirteen years ago, they are
still in good condition.
Fire Resisting They will hold a fire in check
long after plaster wall would cIumbe.
Cold and Heat Resisting. They are abso-
JuteIy air-tight; Compo Board walls as far
North as Alaska known to keep homes
comfortable.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IL MINUTES FROM BROAD AID MARKET
SACRIFICE FOR $4,000
SEE THIS PLACE TO-DAY

=. BROWER,
Essex Building Newark, n. J.
Phone Market 4847.
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AUTOMOBILES


WE are about to move into our new sales
room IN Rranford pi., at Halsey St, and
we want TO make ciean-up of all our
used car before we do So We have some
splendid family cars, linousines and road
stees Gil thoroughly oyerhauled and re-
painted ana remember that We guarantee
any used cars that we sell.
We have;
our 1913 sec Demonstrating Touring
Cars, just the same as new.
Our 1918 Sc Demonstrating Pony Ton
Leau not run 500 miles.
Our 1913 Demonstrating 8-Cylinder, o.
Passenger Touring Car. guaranteed same
as new, $50
One 1912 "36r Touring. perfect condition
guaranteed as new.
One of the spappy little 1900 Rosdsters,
thoroughly overhauled and repaired.
One OF the 1911 Torpedo Roadsters that
have always been so popular.
One Light Delivery Truck.
All Of the above Chalmers Cars.
One "96' Light Pierce Arrow, 6-cylinder
We will make prices on all of the above
that will make them the biggest Automobile
Bargains offered.
PADDocK-zUsI MOTOR CAR CO.,
n. J. AGENTS FOR
CHALMERS AUTOMOBILES.
2IJ CLINTON AV.
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Reliance Mattress Co.

332 Washington st. Phone 2387-W. Market.
For 50 % we will renovate and sterilize your
feather or hair mattress: $2.T5 more will
give you new tick of finest quality. New
ail-cotton mattresses, 5000. Cushions made.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

CHEAP TO Immediate buyer, modern house.
all improvements: combination lights,
hardwood finish; finest neighborhood 10
Linden av.. Arlington. X J.
EIGHT-Ro house. with inapts. In FIRST
class condition: no exception for coiored
people. 80 Hartford 81; inquire within.
SMALL house and lot. 80 Murray st; cheap
and easy terms. f. s. DEAN. . Lincoln ter
race, Caldwell, y. J.
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ORANGE.
Az EXCEPTIONAL

OPPORTUNITY
For sale or TO rent furnished or unfur-
nished. the property at 900 Highland av..
Orange. \. J., 315x820 feet: within walking
distance Of two LaekawaBna stations; Cen
trail av. trolley and private schools; IL
minutes from Newark by auto; colonial
house, all modern improvements, tile bath
rooms electric light. hardwood foors; ga
rage and stable; magnificent shade trees.
flower and vegetable gardens; any reason
able proposition considered. Communicate
with OWNER, 300 Highland hv.. Orange.
n. J.. or Room 1900. 81 Nassau st. New
York city. Tel 6S30 Cortlandt.
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FOUR STALLS. IN nrrt-cisss condition
good haylofts and yard. s. PFARR f2s
South Seventeenth st
TEN-sTALL. at 493 Clinton av, INQUIRE on
premises. or CHARLES METZGER., 81
Warren st.
FOR RENT-stable ana yard. Apply IS
East Park ct, city.
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AUCTION SALES

~-~0o0~-~-~-~-~-~-~O~-O~
AUCTION sALE-Notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned will sell at public
auction on Wednesday, the 22d day of ooto-
Der. 1918. commencing at 10 a.: IN, at the
Newark, n. j., household goods of all kinds,
including Trunks, Pictures, Pianos Fnrni,
nv William Blgley. Mrs. Ella Carey, Mrs.
Mamie Hesterfer. Richard viii: s. +. Peter
kin, Harry c. Drake NJ, Hagaman John
gen, Mary Prout, w Gregorian. T. NJ Cir
ard. George Gidney. Charles W. Jefferys Mary
Rich, Il. H. Sanborn, L. W. Bettes, Patrick
fildea, Hannah smith, ]. ii. Wells, Albert
O. Warhurg n. j. Lagassee, J. Iinderman.
Fred Keys upon which storage aud other
charges have not been paid .s...x,v,..
NJ j. O'CoNNOR'S SONS, AUCTioNEEks.
CoWPERTIIWAIT & VAN HORN CO.,
October Z, 1913.
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EAST ORANGE

EAST ORANGE-Two-fanily all separate
improvements; extra large lot. near East
Orange station and trolley; nne locality
good bargain FOR some one. Address i.
LEWIS. g Rhode Island av. East Orange.
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PERSONALS
NINE. HELENE SWIFT

SPECIALIST,
Cures inhamed. paralvzed aud graduated
eyellds Removes puffiness under eyes also
lines from nose ana face. crows feet,
scars and pittings positively eradicated.
Her scientific treatment personally applied
restores 10 people Of any age a youthful
bloom to the features. and renders the sim
as soft and firm as IN childhood Trial
bottle Der1natne Zoe. sample size 25c.
Send for booklet 40 West Thirtieth ST..
New York. corner broadway, Che Norfolk;
tel 6d62 Madison square Paris. France.
branch. Champs Elysess.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET

ATTRAczIVELY furnished rooms; all in
proKements steam. s. Halsry S. back
Of Uahue'a
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DANCING.
TEN LESSONS, 81
Berry's Dancing School

1913 Broad Tango and latest dances quickly
taught; private or class lessons from 10 O..
u. to 10 D. M. advanced class, Tuesday
evening Phone 313l-W. Waverly.
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WASHINGTON ST. 127-Back parior. with
kitchenette; use Of laundry; other con-
veniences.
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FRATEkNAL EMBLEMs

FRATERNAL Fobs, Charms Buttous.
Rings ETC.. all leading societies, enamel
ing and repairing; factory prices.
NEfWA R7S ,EMRLEM co. r. 40. 300 Broad
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CHIROpODIsT

MISS NJ. GORDON. chlropodst;. all foot all
ments successfully treated. SO Halsey st.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

,@ Clothes Dryers and Pulley
kS~ Poles complete. 50 and up
111I1llJIt
IN ~ We make the best ladders on
earth Call and see.
PORTLAND LADDER co.
40 Orange st. Tel 5S4 ID. ID.
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RAILWAY

EIGHTY THREE lots. ten houses; two hlorks
from Pennsylvania station and trolley, Rsh
way; chenn. Inquire BIDDLEMAS. 25l
Springfield av., Sewa-S
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You can Judge a man bv HI, heels: Asch
enubach Heelstrates will make you wear
your heels straight; ask your dealer for
them; 2sc per pair.
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FARMS WANTED

WE can sell or exchange your FARMS coun-
try homes or estate. Country Department.
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MIDWIVES

MRS. DREwEs. German midwife. 1913 Null
berry st, cor Market st.--Ladies' private
nursing. confinements; high-class experiences;
.lc me treatm't II desired. Phone S23e-W. Mkt
GRADUATE midwife-MRs GRURICH 10
South Orange av,. Newark: ladies' ptfvat1
nursing. conhnements. treatment at home
Phone s15h-WA 8art-s $3.50
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PIANOS

NEW $500 piano: sell at once for $50;
never used; guaranteed 10 years. Call
10 elm st.
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ARLINGTON

CENTRALLY located brick stable three
stsIlE large carriage and feed rooms;
rent sis. Inquire on premises, @3s Null
berry st, city.
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APARTafENTs-New house. stone and
brick; beautiful surrounding. finest lOcs-
ton in city. THE Elgira," 16s-170 Roseville
aY.5 eight rooms and bath. handsomeIy
decorated parquet floors throughout steam
heat, hot water and ganitor service three
minutes from Eoseyille av. station, D.. L
& ". Z. r. Inquire on premises, or I. "
DENNIS 270 Passaic st.
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DWELLINGS TO LET


NETLEf. y. J.-He1ss 70 let rooms
bath. all improvements. barn. chicken run.
nice grounds. - Church e. near raiirosd.
trolley Hnd schools sI5 month Inquire
DE- J. KAtFAASS. a2I Franklin a.. Sat-
ley. y. J.
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ACADEMY sr. q near postofnce--Two fsrre
connecting front rooms steam heat hot
water. separate entrances; conFeniencez.
BAGIER bell
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MEDICAL

LADIES. consult a specialist on all special
ailments. irregularities. etc. treated by a
licensed physician; absolute relief guaran-
teed lady attendant, private nursing ar
ranged Ii necessary; charges low. advice
free. hours. o-S; Sundays. 1914: take ele-
Ne ted subway or surface cars to W. 66th
A. station; EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST
ies WEST e5TH ST. near Broadway. New
York city.
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Rebiooked in new fall styles j. II.
HENEGAN, l73 r ~HS fol q. n1r, 81;
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SECURE THIS PLOT

Beautiful residence site In restricted sec
ton OF Crawford; 1--WE minutes walk from
station; two minutes from trolley; water.
gas. electricity. sewers and sidewalks. size
Of plot 50x150 feet; Will sacrifice and sell on
satisfactory terms. For further particulars
address BROWN &c KINGSLAND. Firemen's
Bldg. Newark. n. J.
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DRESSMAKERS

ELITE SCHOOL OF DETERMINATIONS
cutting and fitting; everything up to-dat e
taught; day and evening classes; fitted lin
ings and patterns. ~ Halsey St.. two doors
from Arcade.
MRS. SOPHIE RIVERS has moved TO asa
Broad st. Day, evening or wedding gowns
and wraps; some remodeling: charges rea-
sonablc.
FASHIONABLE dressmaKer; latest fall
STYLES now ready. MRS. H. MEZGER "a
North Ninth at. 1877 3. q.
SMART gowns, Partisan design; dresses 81
": perfect At guaranteed; Is years expert.
-pce. 6S Columbia st. phone 65i9-M, Market.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
THE ABINGDON,
445tsiT. PROSPECT Az.
OPPOSITE ARLINGTON Az.
4, 5, 6, LARGE, AIRY ROOMS,
OVERLOOKING ENTIRE CITY.
ALL MODERN eoNvENIEScEs.
Exceptional CLOSETS.
APARTMENTS OK FIRST FLOOR SUIT
ABLE FOR DOCTOR.
AGENT or PREMISES. TEL. 4I-w.
BRANCH BROOK. OR
E. J. RosENBABAI. 73s BROAD STREET.
TEL 1914 MARKET.
APARTsfENTs-New house. stone and
brick beautiful surrounding. finest locs-
ton in city. THE Elyira." 16s-l70 Roseviile
decorated parquet floors throughout steam
heat, hot water and janitor service three
minutes from Roseyille av. station D.. Z.
4 ". r. r, Inquire on premises, OF L ".
DENNIS. go Passaic 81.
APARTAlENTs-oNLY FEW LEFT
AT THE FOREST HILL APARTMENTS,
1881 HIGHLAND Az, cor. VERONA Az.
Three. four and seven rooms; modern i'm
proyements; steam heat, hot water; Janitor
service. moderate rentals. Take Nj Pros
pect az. car 10 property; See agent on
premises
APARTAfENT--seven large rooms and bath;
al improvements; janitor service. 30 East
Kinney St. corner Orchard; centrally To-
caozs. Apply janitor. or EMIL UHRY. ?
STAFFORD pl.
APARTMENT on third floor. four rooms.
private bath. steam heat laundry. halls
jsnitored. INQUIRE SO Third az.
APARTMENT. 27s Washington az. near Graf
ton av.--fivs large rooms. all improxements
steam heat. hot water. electric Lights and
Janitor service rent very rea sons bic III
qnire on premises. or ]. MECHANIC, - Nag
nola ST., 1so2-W, Waverly.
AsToR sT--Two fats 70 let i've light
rooms; water and gar; rent SO each.
DEyoRE. 10 Berkeley sv., Bloomfield.
BANK ST.. 1ss-Flst to rent. nrst floor:
ali improvements.
BLOOMFIELD Az, 177---slx rooms; all I'm
provements; separate steam; rent $50. In
quire 1o3 Washington ~
BROAD ST. 11s9-The Lalsewood--seven
rooms, bath, steam. elsctricity; all i'm
plosenaehts' rent So. BE ~, ne 6rosa.
CLINTON Av corner OF Belmont az
Chateau four rooms and bath, OBS; BAR
row Manor. i've rooms and bath, SAC, jan
itor and beiiboy service free; Vacuum clean
er; heat: hot water; parquet floors. Apply
W. FRANK BOWER, architect, ~ Harrison
st., East Orange, owner. or Janitor on
premises.
CRANE ST.. 26-F1vs rooms for rent with
all Improvements; rent $1o. r. BAT
TAGLISI.
DURAND PL4. ae, Irvington-To let. nvc
rooms. first floor, sll improvements; sep
arate steam heat. adults only
ELEGANT four-room nat. with an Inn
nrovements except heat, all digit; second
floor Inquire 27S Waveriy av.
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SOMEHvILLE

BEAUTIFUL. gentlemen's estate. few min
utes' drive from Somerville. y. J.. charm
new and modern throughout; two master
dwellings IL rooms each; main residences
completely equipped with modern furniture,
piano and Victor talking machine; large mod
sfa orthuiIasnrs; wagons, carriages, harness.
farming machinery and tools. etc. Iris mag
nifcent property cost the late owner more
than $4,000 a year ago; widow viii sacrifice
everything ftr only $4,000. GEORGE n.
SuTpHEN. opposite depot
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INSTRUCTION

H.. COLEMAN NATIONAL SIND
1eG2 BUSINESS COLLEGE. Year
Academy and Halsey SITS. Newark, N. j.
OLDEST LARGEST. STRONGEST, BEST.
Fall Term Openng-Day School, Sept, 2nd
70 18th; Evening School. Sept. Sd 10 18th.
Courses: Commercial Shorthand and Type
writing English Branches. Civil Service,
Penmanship. Call or write for Booklet S.
JOHN KUGLER JR,, Principal.
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ARLINaToN--sToderne ight-room cottage in
restricted neighborhood for sale terms to
suit buyer: owner moved away. Apply
FREDERICK ]. ENSoR. the paint store.
16S Midland ay..-or O. Beach ct.
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HAT RENOvATORS
Hats-Hats-Hats
OLDHATS

BRoDESSER & WAGNER. mfrs. ana rem
ovators ladies' and gentIemen's hats, 21s
washington St. near Bank. 5544-J. Mkt.
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BLOOMFIELD.
LOTS $135

2sxioo feet, siss 10 s1s5. positively none
higher; terms SO down. 50 monthly We 40
not send saiesuen. this saves you 10 per
cent. property IN high. dry. level and clear;
. few minutes walk from trolley; in Bloom
field hvc-cent fare from any part OF New
ark; water and gas a few feet away: money
for building easily procured; free title guar
antee property VIII not be sold to an
Objectionable class OF people: you VIII prob
ably never get an opportunity as Eood as
this TO rnska start on owning your own
home: do not put II on; prices are going up
all the time. write NJ once for full informa-
tion. wM. B. McLAIN REALTY CO.. Al
West 34th st. New York
IRyINGToN
LOT on fremont terrace. 1rvington, 500
II sold at once. Apply 1875 Chestnut St.
West Orange
ORANGE
REAL ESTATE IN THE ORANGES.
Over 900 houses for sale, rent and ex-
change: fats and h:gh-class apartments 10
let 800 farms, all prices. some Of the best
in the State; stores. business OF all kinds
for sale.
GEO. o. VAN ORDEN.
City Hail Real Estate Exchange,
&c Day St, Orange.
VERONA
VERONA-Houses, lots, farms and acreage
for sale or exchange also houses 10 let,
furnished or unfurnirhed. CARL MAu,
Verona.
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PRINTING

fffcfi GRADE printing at iow-giade prices
GToIiTE 10 Academy at Newark NJ 4
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1913 YALE
PATENTS

FRAF NTZEL & RICHARDS patent Law so.
Iicitors of u. s. and foreign patents trade
marks, copyrights. 1887 Broad St, Federal
Trust Bldg: established 1856 Tel. is41 Mkt
PATENT BUREAU RErcHELT.
e45 Broad st. Newark, N. j.
Branch office. Berlin. Germany. Foreiam
patents a speciality. obtained and sold
DRAKE & co. Established 1865 Phone
,oo46 Market. Rooms 510-511. Kinney Bldg, :,
Broad and Market SITS.
RIJssrLI. EVERETT Tel. 1894 Market,
PATENT LAWYER AND SOLICITOR
s and foreign FTREMEN'e RTfTT DING
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as. UNION SQUARE. WV YORK.
u. S. Auction Rooms

DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
SOLD EVERY FRIDAY. STOCKS PUH
CHASED CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
IIRTRA1. ADVANCES MADE.
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LOANS & MORTGAGES

HAVE from $500 up at 8 per cent. to loan
on bonds and mortgages; call or write.
PETER e. o1ESKY. 164 Market ST.; Room
5O6
HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS. Ma
tionai State Bank building. $40 Broad ST.
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NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded 1892. 81.
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school. or for business life. Cata-
logue on request. saI
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spRAINs. burns piles any open sores. can
positively be cured by a salve made by
MRS. NJ sTECHER, so Union av., Irving
ton Price 25c box.
COUGHS colds and whoorinwcouEh. diph-
theria, neinbraneous Group hoarseuess. use
wEEsEL'S Cough Cordial; all druggists.
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MUFFS and collars made out OF old style
furs: coatn repaired and refined. 52-54
Chester av.: phone Branch Brook 4051R.
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PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT NINE. LIE ROY, Clairvoyant-
mess io,,a snarriasa 6catSon f3rosd ard
Orange sts.; 469 Broad ST.. most convenient
entrance on Orange ST., next Lennox Lunch.
NINE. RANCE. clairvoyant and palmist: tells
all YOU wish 10 know: ladies only. SO
Bank ST.
MafE. KARL. 90 Ealsey St. near New 1t. /;
hack Of uaAne's
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22
NEW JERSEY.
OUT of TOWN.

PLOT. 50x1oo feet % minutes from New
York. on Boonton branch Of Lackawanna
road, LEE, 453 West saith St. New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22

SOME sample furs; very fine ones, In set
and single; cheap. 81 South Orange av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22

- PHOTO SUPPLIES
ANsCO FILMS. 40 per cent discount: mall
orders nlled: Promo camera, 4x5, long
focus reversible back convertible lens. sf0
No. 4 Kodak, F-8 lens. $40: Coursen Rapid
Printers, s1.eo up. coURsEN, 6f5 War
rcn 81.