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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Miss Elizabeth Swartz of Sheridan
avenue will spend the Fourth with
friends at st. Joe, Mich
Mr. and Mrs AL Osterburg spent
Monday in Chicago. Mr.. Oserburg, who
has been suffering with an infection in
his hand. Is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott B. De Land have
returned from their wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. De Land, nee Miss Florence
Schaub, will be at home to their many
friends after August LIST, at 720 FILL
more street. Gary.
Chas. Marbach of Los Angeles, CAL,
stopped off here on Monday. when he
paid a short visit at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Catherine Stewart. on Sher-
idan avenue. Mr. Marbach was en-
route to Cleveland, o.. to visit his ia
Their, William Marbach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Bley. nee Miss
Della Fieres, have returned from their
wedding trip to Port Washington, Wis,
where they visited the formers par
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ents. For the present Mr. and Mrs
Bley will reside with the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Nondorf. on Ohio
avenue
At the meeting of the board of pub
lie works on Monday afternoon Nejdl &
Greenwald, being the only bidders,
were awarded the contract for the
building OF the sewer in the alley from
center line of Clark street, this being in
the rear of Kolb's drug store Paul
Dobbertine was appointed on the Whit
ing police force. to serve during the va
cation period
Mike Latzki had three fingers cut of
while at work at the Standard OH Co.
on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Barsich of Roberts ave-
nue. have moved to Minneapolis.
Miss Gertrude Allen of Springfield, o..
is here visiting at the home of her
brother, Homer Allen and family of
10th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Little moved from SAT
-11sth street to 12Oth street yesterday.
The work of repairing and altera-
lions is going merrily along in the city
hall. and by July 10th City Controller
Edward C. Grady expects to be located
in his new office.
Frank Weigand and Steve Silla, both
of whom were 50 seriously burned in
the explosion at the Standard Oil COM
pany on Monday, showed sights signs
of Improvement yesterday. Both are at
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago
Dinners cooked with Gas are better
and cost less.-No. Ind. Gas g. Flee Co.
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c. Rockin' in de Wind. Neidlinger
Miss Peterson.
The Song of the Vikings. Tanning
Mrs. Grant and Miss OFT, accompanies.
The Crown Point baseball team will
play the Griffith nine at Erie park
next Sunday, and Manager Wagner
bunch from Griffith as they will great
ly strengthen their lineup to give the
county seat team close game. AS
the Hammond team has disbanded 1t
will be possible for the Griffith club
TO strengthen its lineup with the old
stars on the Hammond team and the
local crew is prepared for lineup
against a formidable array at Sun
days game. Griffith has been after
a game with Crown Point during the
entire season and as 1t was an open
date on Wagner's schedule he decided
to give them the game, they having
intimated that Crown Point was afraid
to play them. They will bring down
a big bunch of rooters.
Benjamin F. Hays. who is spending
considerable money in putting the
Hayes East Park addition on the mar
ket in improved city lots, has awarded
the contract for the building OF con-
crete walks and curbs In the new SUBJ
division to Contractor William Parry
Pettibone avenue will be the first
street put through in the new subdi-
vision and 1t will be curbed, paved
and have sidewalks and sewers INSTALL
ed it's entire length.
Misses Proebe westbay, Mary Brem-
er and Carrie Letz left on Monday for
an extended vacation trip to Denver
and other sightseeing points in the
west
Attorney Frank Pattee and wife have
gone to attend the exercises marking
the semi centennia1 of the battle of
Gettysburg, being held by the armies
of the north and south at Gettysburg,
Pr, this week.
Mrs. Leila Howell of Rockford, Ill.
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Fisher on East street for a few
days.
Billy Blodgett. the famed scribe of
the indianapolis News, is in Crown
Point trying to get a whin of the do
ings of the grand jury, Nothing has
leaked. however, and so far most of
Billy's news has been conjecture and
Billy's aptitude in putting two and two
together and making a column story
out of it,
Mrs Edna Carney of Duluth. Mimi,
is visiting with Crown Point relatives
this week.
NJ. E. Dinwiddie is transacting bust
ness in Hammond and Gary today.
number from here attended the
performance Of Gentry Bros shows at
Hammond yesterday.
Every contractor in Crown Point is
as busy as the proverbial bee at pres
ent. and signs look good for a con-
tinuation of the present activity in all
lines of building and Improvement un-
til snow flies.
heavy demand has been made on
the local electro light concern for cleo
trio fans during the hot weather, that
being about the only method of OBJ
tanning relief from the terrible heat Of
the last week.
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ard Carlin, returned home yesterday
Henry Granger of Thayer was in
town yesterday.
Rev. Bright preached an interesting
and impressive sermon to the Masons
Sunday forenoon, which was highly ap-
preciated by those who heard It. A
quartet, composed OF Paul Hathaway
George Halter. William Sheets and Mel
Griesel sang two songs in fine style,
especially the one entitled The Little
Brown Church in the DELI
Herbert Michael. rural mail carrier
on route No. 3. is the possessor of a
new wagon. which is of a new design.
The vehicle is large and roomy, but
light.
Mrs Ed. swartz Of South Chicago
was a CUES at the home of Fred Miller
from Friday to yesterday.
Mrs Crook. proprietoress of the
Rensselaer, hotel. was a guest at the
home of Clarence Surprise Monday
night returning home ye<terday morn
ing. She is a refined. congenial woman.
and runs one of the most up-to-date
modern and clean hotels in the north
ern part of Indiana.
Mrs G. H. Bright was Chicago Wis
itor yesterday
Fred Ebert was in the city yesterday
VIM. Whiting was in the city yester-
day
Bart Moxell and family and Thomas
Arnott and wife drove to Chicago
Heights Sunday evening in Bart's auto
and visited friends
Mrs. John Atwood and children are
visiting in Hammond and Whiting.
Alex. McNay transacted business in
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Johnson and two sons have
returned home from a weeks visit in
Grant Park.
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CLARK STATION

Richard Much, Jr., was operated on
at the German hospital Saturday on
account OF a fractured shoulder and
collarbone. A few weeks ago Richard
was injured by collision when play
ing baseball Mr. Much is doing nicely
and the injury will probably not effect
him later on.
Forest Bowers of Gary was a Clark
Station business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. f. Behn and son Elmer of Clark
Station were South Chicago visitors
yesterday
John Coleman of Chicago was a Clark
Station visitor yesterday.
William Schmetzer OF Clark Station
is spending few weeks with friends
and relatives at Edgerton. O.
The Social Four and jolly Four will
have a joint meeting of their clubs
tomorrow night for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon a banquet to be given by
them In the near future
Mrs Edward Hill and Miss Agnes
Hill of Pittsburg are spending few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs william Moy
of this place. They will also spend sew
eral days visiting with Chicago rela-
tives
Mrs. G. Sanderie of Clark Station
was Gary visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs f. Kocken and daughter Lii
liam of Clark Station were among the
Gary visitors yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F c. Holifeld of Clark
Station were among the Gary visitors
last evening.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

APARTMENTs-New and delightfully."- stu
sted on Montclair sv., between Summer
and Washington avs; four and FIVE rooms
steam heat electric light. parquet floors and
ment and device that can add 20 the COM
fort Of home. open for inspection and viii
be rented on most reasonable terms. MARX
ROBSON. Z Washington av.
APARTMENTs-Now nearly completed. on
May st., two doors from Summer sv.; hne.
light cheerful apartments; five and six
rooms; electric light, steam heat fine hard
wood polished floors; II rented now will be
decorated 70 suit the tenant: very reason
able rents open for inspection. MARK
ROBSON, Washington sv.
IN A NEW two-fsmily house. on Washing
ton av.; 10 fine large, light rooms steam
electric light; fine psrquet floors and every
modern improvement; we'll suited for high
toned boarding house: rent S85 MARK
ROBSON, Z Washington sv
NEW APARTMENT on Irving st: four ana
five light. cheerful rooms and tiled bath
beautifully decorated: rents from 81 to $40;
open for inspection. MARK ROBSON,
Washington sv.
WE HAVE also e number Of choice two and
three-fe mily fats on DelsvRn. Chester,
Summer and Washington avs. rsngine IN
price from 81 10 S42. MARK ROBSON.
Washington sv., next to fre-house.
ALDERLEY HALL. Non housekeeping
a Blocker ct. suites Of two rooms
and bath: possession
October J.
HUNTLEIGH NAN Modern six-room and
SIONS, bath apartments; all
s1o Mt. Prospect av. latest improvements:
immediate possession.
Inquire Jsnitor. on
premises.
RALEIGH NAN Apartments Of 4 rooms
SIONS. and bath. parquet
SO Mt Prospect av. floors. garbage closets.
space savers. ete.;
moderate rents; pos
session October 1.
CHELTENHAM The latest in up-to-
ROADS. BELMONT ate apartments:
At Clinton av. suites of 4, ana 9
rooms and bath, and
private porches. Rep
resentative at build
ines from until Q.
Also several apartments in two-famiiy
houses
JOHN H DUNN 4 soHs Owners.
Firemen's Building.
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DWELLINGS TO LET

- - 49, - - -
LARGE heated house. rented for board OF
owner and wife. 20f Pallsade av Jer-
sey City Heights; phone 14s-w. Palisade.
BELLEVILLE Az. 144-Eleven rooms. bath
and laundry. all improvements; steam
heat. GEO. PENEK. Florist, 1s5 Market st.
CLINTON AV.. 76-BriciS dwelling house;
fourteen rooms; all improvements Inquire
sTOHTESBURGH & CO.. sol Broad 1t.
SOUTH SIXTH ST. 264-House to let,
rooms. all improvements bath and heat.
Call PCS South Sixth ct.
TO LET. 127 Stone st-Eight-room house;
all Improvements. Inquire SAUL COIN,
kinney building. Broad and Market SITS.
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BLOOMFIELD.
LOTS $l35

a5x1oo feet. s135 to s155. positively none
higher; terms, $40 down, s. monthly; we do
cent; property is high. dry, level and clear
a few minutes walk from trolley; In Bloom
Held five-cent fare from any part of New
for building easily procured; free title guar
antee; property viii not be sold 10 an
Objectionable class of people, you will prob
ably never get an opportunity as good as
this 10 make a start on owning your own
home; do not put It on: prices are going up
all the time: write at once for full informa-
ton. VIM. B. McLA1N REALTY CO.. Al
West saith ST.. New York.
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BAY VIEW HEIGHTS. N. Twenty lots
for sale, cheap. to quick buyer; desirable
location: also two additional lots in Wood
bridge, N. j., near Pennsylvania station;
also cigar store, with six bootback chairs.
complete. and doing good business; good
chance for soda fountain and pool parlor
Address STORE, 1858 Broad st
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FARMS FOR SALE

SOUTH JERSEY FARMs-Flxe acres good
land. 500; can be paid monthly al the
rate Of 80 choice land FOR raising fruit.
berries vegetables. poultry. SQUADS. mild
healthful climate nearby town; half mile
from railroad station prosperous locality
gooa roads pure water. Call eHAS. GEESE.
l42 Market s.
FARMS. country homes. gentlemen's estates.
New Jersey New York Long Island and
connecticut Country Department. LOUIS
ScHLEsINGER. nc ESSEX belding.
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ATTRACTIVE home on hilltop. Bellevllle.
N. j.. at sacrifice; easiest terms; contains
six rooms and BATH conveniently arranged
and artistically rinisheo steam heat: all i'm
provenan;s; must be sold: leave Bellevile
trolley at Overlook av' key at No. III:
photo, etc. LAHORE, Room 1926. 23s
Broadway New York.
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NEW JERSEY

MODERN houses easy terms; poultry, truck
farms, tracts at town to develop; every
thing In real estate. HOLMES, Westfleld
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FARMS WANTED

WE can sell or exchange your farms eoun-
try homes or estate. Country Department.
LOUIS sCHLEsINGER. Inc, Essex building.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

BARGAIN!
one-fsmily house. eight rooms and bath,
steam heat: all improvements fine resi-
Dental section Of Paterson near r r.
station. price SIS. 200 or will rent for s42
per month. Inquire OWNER, 316 Park sy.,
Paterson. \. J. Phone 1862.
CHEAP to immediate buyer. modern house;
all improvements combination 1ighta,
hardwood finish; finest neighborhood. ITO
Linden ay~ Arlington. \. J.
FOR saLE-Two houses in Newark: a good
investment must be sold. Inquire 593
Main St, East Orange.
SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST. sss-clinton
Hill, near Madison; extra fine seven
rooms' improvements. rear shop: lot 2ex100.
THREE-FAMILY brick. improvements:
near factory; always rented; very cheap
g, 20 quick BUYER. Inquire top floor, FL
hngton St, East Orange
RAILWAY
EIGHTY THREE lots. ten houses two blocks
from pennsylvania station and trolley, Rah
way: cheap. Inquire BIDDLEMAS. 261
Springfield az, Newark
sOMERVILLE
BEAUTIFUL gentlemen's estate. a few min
utes drive from somerYille, y. J.: charm
Inc views delightful climste; all buildings
dwellings. Il rooms each; main residence
completely equipped with modern furniture,
piano and Victor talking machine; large mod
ern oufbuil1tngs; wagons, carriages harness,
farming machinery and fools. etc. This mag
nincent property cost the late owner more
than 500 year ago: widow will sacrifice
everything for only S2s 900. GEORGE n.
sUTPHEN. opposite depot.
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PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT NINE. LIE ROY. clairvoyant-
Palmst; tells everything; advice on busi-
ness, love, marriage. Location Broad and
Orange SITS. 1859 Broad ST.: most convenient
entrance on Orange a.. next Lenaax Lunch
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BAY VIEW HEIGHTS

POULTRY FARM. 4 acres: 6-room house
PHILIP JENNINGS, 1873 Broad ST., Newark
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CHIROPODIST

MISS NJ GORDON. chiropodisf; All foot
ailments successfully treated: Renef1I
massey BY an expert operator - HAlssx
stress
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SOUTH oRANGE--For rent. part Of house.
hve rooms, all Improvements: heat fur
nished. telephone free; nea- trolley and
Lackawsnna station; rent SCI adults only
3sa Valley st.. ccrner 90 Esarlh.
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

Rings. etc.: ali leading societies; enamel
irg and repairing; factory price,.
NEWARK EARLEk CO.. r. SO. 500 Bread.
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LOANS & MORTGAGES

SECOND mortgage. 81, 500, on cry property:
subject 81. 500 institution mortgage; usual
discount. Inquire SO Third a..
HAVE clients desiring ssc0ad mortgages
Law Offices Of WILLIAM HARRIS Ma
tional State Bank bnildlnR $40 Broad 81.
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EAST ORANGE

EAST oRANGE-New Parkway apartments;
rents, $40 to $3.50; a month free; finest ID
Fast Orange and Grove stations and trolley:
six rooms; tiled hath; large closets: rear
verandas, private side porehes; parquet
gas range; wall safes; vacuum cleaners;
janitor service; open daily. including Sunday
and evenings. Telephone 464o-M. Orange
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MEDICAL

LADIES. consult a specialist all special
ailments, irregularities. ETC.: treated by a
licensed physician: absolute relief guarsn-
teed; lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged II necessary: chsrges> low; advice
free: hours. 9-s: Sundays, 1914; take ele-
st. station; EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST
12s WEST o5TH ST. near Broadway. New
York city,
COUGHS colds and whoopingcough diph-
iberia. membraneous Group, hoarseness. use
WEESELS Cough Cordial; all druggists
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

PRINTING AND MULTIGRAPHING.
p & l.. service Is complete We write
etc.; arrange, design and print them welE
Multgraph letters. complete mailing lists.
address envelopes wrappers, etc. Let our
representative call and explain our service In
detail. Tie PRICE & LEE CO., S2s Broad.
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PAWNBROKERS
INSTRUCTION

~~O~-~-~~>-~O-1o~~.~4O~ ~-o-o-9-~-~-~-o~cNS-o-o
Est. COLEMAN NATIONAL Bind
1862 BUSINESS COLLEGE. Year
Academy and Halsey sts.. Newark. n. j.
OLDEST, LARGEST, STRONGEST, BEST.
Fall Term Opening-Day School Sept. 2nd
to 18TH Evening School, Sept. Sd TO 18th.
Courses: Commercial Shorthand and Type
writing English Branches, Civil Service.
Penmanship. Call or write for Booklet S.
JOHN KUGLER, JR.. Principal.
MISS CRAVEN'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
e1s BROAD STREET. NEWARK,
REOPENS THURSDAY, SEPT. %. 1918.
All departments. from kindergarten.
through college preparatory; thorough prep
aration for any college.
SPECIAL ART DEPARTMENT
Glasses in illustration. design, oil and water
color painting, drawing from casts and life.
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SANFORD Av., s5s-Eight rooms. all i'm
provements; plot 50x1OO; have bought
farm; will make attractive terms. PHILIP
JENNINGS, T3S Broad st
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REAL bargain; must raise money; offer my
new 7-room house for sale: all improve
ments: dry cellars; near trolley. Address
HONEST, Box SO, Star office.
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DRESSMAKERS

FASHIONABLE dressmager; latest fall
styles now ready. MRS. H. MEZGER. %
North Ninth st. 1877 B. B.
THE home dressmaker's assistant MISS
e. LAUDER, II South Seventh ST, corner
Central 4 Inssnns dailx- excant Saillrda..
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AUTOMOBILE showroom busiest part of
Central av. INTERNATIONAL GARAGE.
SIS Central av.
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MoNTcLAIR-Barga two-family house
II rooms, baths, steam. gas; lot 33x1OO
rented 1862 year; price Sc. 300 small amount
cash. WINSLow, opposite Lackawanna
station Montolair.
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DANCING.
TEN LESSONS, 81

Prof. X. Bernhard and other competent
instructors.
WALTZ, TWO STEP, COMBINATION
WALTZ, ONE-STEP AND MoDI-
FLED TANGO.
Private Tango classes be arranged.
ADULT CLASSES
Mon, Tues. and Thurs. at I:1b D. m.
Children's Glasses. We'd. $3.50; Sat, 2.
PALACE BALLROOM
WASHINGTON AND BLEECKER.
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TEN-STALL, at 443 Clinton av. Inquire
Warren St
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THE DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCING.
At 400 Broad ST., opposite Lackawanna
station. Beginners class Monday evenings;
advanced class Friday evenings; all the
latest dances taught in private or class les.
sons. Tango reception Friday evening. Oct.
8. Tel 1882 b. b.
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UP-fO-DATE lodgtroom TO rent; rates rea-
sonabie; centrally located. Iroquois Bldg
262 Washington ST. For rates and dates ses
r. ". HUTTENBACH.
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LOFTS
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT,
46 LAWRENCE ST.
WASHINGTON WILSON
LODGE ROOMS.

CORNER Orange and Sixth ST., for afternoon
dancing classes; size of hail. 35xJo: all ION
veniences. For information apply to A. B.
BREWSTER, 81 South Eighth St; phone
1901 Market.
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Al SALOON. doing $4,000 year business;
independent and no mortgages; price
$1,000. THORN REEVES, zoe Firemens
Bldg,
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FACTORIES AND LOFTS

UP-TODATE new factory or loft building:
25000 feet floor space; light on ali four
sides; three minutes from Broad and Mar
ket SITS. CHAS. F. MCGUIRE, 313 Halsey
street.
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q ROOMS AND BATH

In one OF the best
apartment houses IN
the city: hish-c1sss
residential section: 100
feet from trolley. 10
minutes from Broad
and Market; steam
heat, hardwood floors;
janitor service; every
thing the very new
est; house built only
short time: few apart
ments vacant: see this
place before renting.
100 Second av. Take
Mt. Prospect sv. car.
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SALoON-selling 10 to 20 halves weekly
good whiskey trade; located on one OF the
principal county roads: will sell at a sacri-
Ace to quick buyer. Address SALOON, Box
81 Star office.
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ARLINGTON

THREE large new stores on Midland av.
up-to-date fronts; suitable for shoe stores
drug, clothing and etc; rent reasonable.
GoLDSTEiN. LAG Midland av.. Arlington.
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PATENTS
PIANOS

E@ttsEs piano. COG, 400; viii sell for 500
iessan f.r selling. need .ha room. 6.
Osborne terrace. Phone Wayerly 1156-R.