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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

appreciate the Importance of this Rich
mond and Rappahannock Railway en-
terprise The people along the line
do. They have long wanted to trade
with Richmond and make Richmond
their Mecca. but they have had no way
except the wagon train to set to Rich
moud.
The Rappahannock and the York and
the ramunkcy Rivers have been get
ting their products To Baltimore
cheaper than they could he carried 10
Richmond. hence said products have
been going 10 Baltimore. at slow gait.
II IS true. but going there all the same.
With the completion Of the Richmond
and Ranpahannock River Railway ali
ol ms VIII ne changed and an enor-
10 Richmond viii come here from the
road will touch
The builders Of the road have had
TO encounter many very serious Oh
stacles. and not few OF troubles have
confronted them. but they are men who
know no such word as fail. | think it
will lie good object lesson. the story
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

was killed. and near TO where the faith
full women laid his body to rest and
conducted the funeral service accord
ing to the church rites. orders of the
enemy TO the contrary notwithstand-
ing Truly this new road that is to
open up a fine territory for Richmond
commerce and business penetratcs his
toric regions, and is tearing IN ground
that has actually been saturated with
tie hlnnL of he.ocs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25
The Confederate Museums

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETR -
Open . 4. NJ to s p. N s
Admission o5c Free on saturdAyna1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-25

OF some OF their ups and downs and
how they ovcrcane the downs and
are continuing 10 overcome them, and
some day ! will tel! the story. The
Hosing Of the giant steam shovel and
the two locomotives across country
from Ellorson station to the wilds OF
the Pamunkcy Valley is a fine subject
for "a good story or Virginia energy
and Vim, and the same shall be told
in these columns. but not to-day.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07

las 6l y l06 Sc ha dado al traste Sc
hacen desaparecer las pocas industrias
en- que no habla capitales americanos
como fabricas de jab0n, f6sforos. ETC..
no vemos la posibilidad de hacer indus
tria por mas inteligentes e instruidos
que seamos 81 la Camara ha de hacer le-
yes para destruirla -.
Esto aparte, desde luego, de que eI
ser inteligentes instr1lidos, no supone.
nj mucho menos que podamos ser in
dustriosos
Y continuaremos OH! distinguido y
grotesco contrincante, para que los lee
torres no Sc .cansen de las latas mutuas.
Y va sabe que, con, de, en-, por, sin,
sobre, tras, todas estas burlas, somos los
mas rendidos admiradores de su facun-
dla, sus afect1simos,
Segundo CADIERNO,
Ricardo CASAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
DE SANDAL
Ricardo CASAL.

Las instrucciOnes sobre la aprobaci6n
lie pianos han sido modifcadas en- la
sorma siguiente:
Los ofciales de Sanidad estan autori
zados para aprobar los pianos de peque-
mas cOnStrucciones, las cuales Sc desee
utilizar para viviendas, cuya areasu
fetal no exceda de 500 pies cuadrados 5
$50 metros cuadrados).
Entendi6ndose, sin embargo. que. ta-
les construcciones deberan situarse sobre
zocos, a una altura no menor de pies
sobre ell nivel del suelo, con tres de sus
lados libres; dichas casas estaran pro-
vlstas de ventilaci0n permanente Y con
una letrina construida de acuerdo con
lei mOdelO de este servicio. debiendO 81
tuarse dicha letrina una distancia de
10 metros, por 10 menos, de la casa.
cuanto sea possible, no Sc permitira el
uso de doble setos Y doble cielo rasos
Todos los demas pianos deberan ser
enviados la ofcina del Director de Sa-
nidad para su aprobaci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
Garnet judicial

En- ell mes actual hay senalados nue.
We dlas para la vista en- juicio oral de
! II eXpedientes instru1dos 4 instan-
cia de parte pidiendo sentencias favo-
rabies a otros tantos casos de divorcio
solicitados ante la Corte de Distrit0. de
San Juan.
La vista en- juicio oral de la causa
instruida contra Luciano Skrret, por
ell delito calificado por ell fiscalNde ase
sinato EN- primer grado, que estaba Sc
nalada para anteayer 5, Ell la Corte de
Distrito, fue suspendida hasta nuova
designation a propuesta del Abogado
defensor, que aprobo ell Tribunal Dor
encontrarse enfermo el procesado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-07
LAS LEYES 67 Y 1906,
Sobre las patentes
y sus excesos
BURLA, BURLANDO.

No senores; no habl6, (y es dlflcll
que hable,) ell Leader, Presidente del
Gran Partido de la Union, Abogado y
antes que ESQ, colega distinguido y
amigo nuestro, ell senior Barcelo.
En- cambio, mos ha regocijado un
'ilustre anonimista" (de alg1n mo-
do hemos de llamarle) desde la primera
plana de "La Democracia y; en- La que,
hablando 10 suyo 10 ajeno, Sc perml-
ti6 lamar un chaparr6n de fantasticas
E insulsas payasadas, sobre nosotros,
sobre las asendereadas Leyes 81 1O6,
sobre 81 mismo. i. por aquello de que,
ell que escupe al cielo, etc.
DebemOs recOnocer, aunque no las
aplaudamos, esas felices disposlclones
del '|anonimista ilustre'', para la cho-
carreria, la bufonada y demas ridicu-
las farsas, que en- su forma mas ord:na-
ria deleitan excepcionalmente la an
cestral groser1a del vulgo ignaro, y cue
parece haberle dadO entire este ele-
mento un exito tartarinesco.
Claro les que, 81 Ell la Isla estuvieran,
como aqui Sc esta, en- possession del mo-
two vergonzante de ese articulejo, nj
case le habr1amos hecho; y como, ade-
mas. sc haeen en- el ciertas insinuacio-
mes de alevosa intencion tenemos, aun-
que a pesar nuestro, que comentarlo
4 SUI mismo tono.
Ell "ilustre" y chocarrero anoni-
mista'', dice conocernos Isl ser3 IL
la. ..) y nos supone tratando de des-
virtuar (idonde esta la virtud +? oh bu-
f6n an6nimo y la ''acci6n bienhecho-
ra" (?) de una ley, para defender unos
cuantos pesos. . atribuyendonos la eX-
cepcional importancia de ser NADIA me-
nos que los promotores y sostenedores
de 10 que con despectiva estulticia lla-
ma "algarada" en- contra de esas Le-
yes.
Sc disloca en- contorsiones ridlcalas
de payaso adocenado, pretendiendo ha-
Ger burla negar nuestras afirmacio
mes sobre 10 que ha de pagar al fisco un
comerciante que tenga negocio al por
mayor y detalle, Y otro exclusivamen-
te detallista, acusando una absolute
ignorancia una malicia redomada
En- su chabacana predica, qrliere SUI
poner, que en- los ejemplos dados por
nosotros-pensando sin duda seg1n el
procederia- nos hallamos comprendi-
dos, cuando hasta ahora, para NADIA nos
hemos ocupado de yer 10 que tendre-
mos que pagar, haibiendonos contraido
q presentar como muestra los dos tipos
contributivos mas usuales en- ell coLler-
cio de la Isla.
Pero como las Leyes 67 y 106 solo
.cuestan 10 necios centavos, suma que
seguramente, no vale la fullera del
ilustre" Y bufonesco ''anonimista, .
los interesados no tienen mas qtle com
prarlas, leerlas bien, y compararlas con
los res1menes hechos por nosotros, y
luego. :. darle las gracias a quien CO.
rresponda, por los 'benefcios'' que
al decir de ''La Democracia' . han d.
reportarles esas magnffcas" Leyes
-1Tambien deben expresar su gratitud
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

CoUNTRY-ToWN HOTEL II rooms; every
thing complete, 81, 600 bar receipts aver
age $24 daily; rent $35; licensed and every
thing free Ind cleare
MACK. FIREMnIs's BUILDING
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DWELLINGS TO LET

CLINTON Az, Ne. 7G-Fourteen rooms. ?
bathrooms. Inquire sTOCTENDuRGH &
CO. TDT-so5 Broad 81.
HOUSE. six rooms; part improvements. con
fenient 10 al stations and trolley; rent
NORTH SIXTH ST, 601-seeoud and third
hoors; al modern improvements, including
latest model Thatcher range; electric dolnes
in narlor, gas domes in aining-rpom ana tiled
bathroom with porcelain tub: house brand
new; rent. $50. Inquire G8t North Sixth St.
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH sT.-Five rooms
new house. al improvements; rent sl5
JOHN II. CLARK REALTY CO aa5 South
r7iahteepth st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET
--e.e.,.ey.--a-.s-- -lNa.e.-.a.- =.

ARCH ST. 14-Iarge front aiceve room fef
housekeeping or sieepingi heated; reaaon-
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SALOON, Ferry st: Hensler's beer. price
ST. leo: neat. clean little place, rent sac,
including ! living rooTas; bar raeeints aver
age $50 daily: cash register and good stock.
MACK, pIREMEN'S BUILDING.
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LADIES' fur coat. worth $50. for $50: eve
ming dress. regular $40 for S24: men IS
1925 fur-lined coat, for s45, at l24 Mulberry
street.
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MACHINERY.

WHITE iron three-ouarter bed and spring
for sale. cheap. So Halsey St
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MOTORCYCLES
PERSONALS

MILK WAGON. BOTTLES AND HARNESS
left in my care two months ago. II
owner does not settle up, will sell FOR
s'o'Ae 2e-2s CAMDEN ST.
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GLoTHINC.

AT Mechanic ST.. pear Mulberry 81
1.-Two table poultry, pigeons rabbits, guinea
aigs, 0ne puppies; stocking farms a,eclsity
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FRATERNAL EMBLEMS

SOMETHING NEwi-our No. II Jr. o. u.
a. M fob: complete line OF Junior goods:
send FOR Circular no. 70 NEWARK EN-
BI4Ic1F Co. Roota 7eg 500 fsrqae ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
FARMS FOR SALE

THIRTY-TIVB acres overlooking Long Island
Sound. ut Wadng River. Long Island
II room housn partlF furnished! harm. chicken
honse, fruit trees; house Oh large lake. an
iaain county road; seven minutes from rail-
road station; seven minutes from beach, boat
ing, hpthing fishing. rent. $500 per wear; sell
f,r $4,000; easy terms. ST. CLAIR, 100
Manor aS.. Harrison. \. J.
snUwH JERSEY FARMS-Five acrea gond
land s2nO can be paid monthly at the
rate Of s.: choice land for raising fruit,
bar-faa Vegetables poultry. Hduahs; mild
.hesltbfuI cliuate nearby town: half mile
from railroad station; prosDerous locality;
good roads; pure water. Cab Cl1AS. GEESE.
1a9 Market ST.
FhPNe eonntrv homes Centlempn's estates
New Jersey New York. Long Island and
Cn1,uec' ir'it f-fr'nfrv nanartrne1t LOUIS
ScHrE sTNGph INC. F1sspv bnilding.
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EAST ORANGE

500 cash, balance as rent. buys up-te- date
one-Iamllg horse. with all improvements;
large lot. 10 Hollywood ay., East Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
MEDICAL
PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT Nine lie Roy. clairvoyant-pain-
list; advice on business. love, marriage;
tells everything; hours, 10 a. m. 10 0 y. M.
400 Broad ST.; most convenient entrance on
Orange St.. next Lenox Lunch.
NINE. KARL. So Halsey st.. near New at. !;
hack of Hahnes.
NINE HEWLETT. advice business and fam
lily troubles. 27 Liberty St. ton floor. front.
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MIDWIyES

MRS DREWEs, German midwife, 1873 Mul.
berry st., cor. Market st.--Ladles' private
nursing, confnemenfs; high-elass experience;
home treat't II desired. Phone 6239-W, Mkt.
GRAZ Are nldwife MkS Gkt Rich -
South Grange as. Newark: iades private
nurxiux ftrtlpnpsnts. veatuleut at homs.
thsssy si---s naFE.t
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DOGS
EIrRe

AIREDALE fox aud bnll terriers for sale.
cheap. CLINTON HILL. PET SHOP, dl2
Clinton ~.
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FARMS WANTED

WE can sell OF exchange yonr farms. coun-
trv homes or estate Country Department
LOUIS ScIILESTNGER. Inc. Essex building
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oVERCoATs, all sives mems. ladies' chill
1rens: many practically nov. 81 m: also
good line suits, dresses. ete. MANSON. III
Hartford ST.
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REAL ESTATEBROKERs
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


NYE TRACT lots. 8ox1oo. $3.50 up; no as
Hessmeuts: streets improved. easy terms;
new Hawthorne av. trolley, now being con-
structed and passing through property; nj
teen minutes by Broad. Clinton or summer
car lines: churches. schools. stores adloin
this property: como out today. take Broad.
Clinton or Summer cars TO Osborne terrace.
walk south to Hawthorne ag.; agents on
SHIELDS, af2 Union Bldg.
SACRIFICE.
Owner says sell; property at junction Der
gen. Hartford and Warren SITS; I've corners,
transfer polnt always rented: double three
family; lot b0x10b. and store and two hats.
lot 2oEl06i rents xl,2S4 price 81, 800
JAMES y. DCALE1, 1S4 Norfolk st.
MODERN Indiana iirneAtofe two-tamiiy
house: every appearance u = private
Dwelling, corner Avon and TreScy avs;
minutes from two lin,z Of troi,eys, lot
4Txlif feet. MoNAHAN STONE Co. Plum
Point lane Newark.
NOTHING looks worse than crooked heels;
Aschenbach Heelstrates VIII keep your
heels straight; 2oc per pair. Ask your
dealer FOR them.
FOR SALE one-family house, col South
seventh ST. seven rooms and bath; price
IS 900; part can remain mortgages very
desirable location. and bargain. Inquire
+. Il. HEATH & SON. 90 Warren st.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
THE ABINGDON,
AS MT. PROSPECT Az.
OPPOSITE ABINGDON Az.
4, 5, 6, 7 LARGE, AIRY ROOMS,
OVERLOOKING ENTIRE CITY.
ALL MODERN coNvENIENcEs.
Exceptional CLOSETS.
APARTMENTS on FIRST FLOOR SUIT
ABLE FOR DOCTOR.
AGENT ON PREMISES. TEL. n-W.
BRANCH BROOK. OR
Il. }. RosENBAuM, 1873 BROAD STREET.
TEL. 56T4 MARKET.
AsToR ST. 237-Four light rooms; improve
ments; quiet people; near South ct. station.
A SHORT distance from Broad ana Market
SITS, i've large rooms, two-fanily house,
rent SIC. FIEoLER CORPORATION. Fire
mans building.
APARTMENTS a -Montclair az, ., %. scar
beautiful surroundings and finest location
IN the city 4, rooms; attractive decora-
ton; parquet hoors; steam heat; hot water;
lantoF service; price, 81 and up. Inquire
on premises.
APARTMENT RoBEsPIERRE, 100 Mt Pleas.
ant ay.; all modern eonreniences; tanitor
services; ., ., 6 rooms; s. per roomi one-haf
months rent free.
GLAssNER. waverly. 27Ol.
APARTMENT. .'The MYRTLE" Sussex and
Warren sts.- Five and seven rooms; all
improvements; best location In Roseville In
APARTMENTS In a new apartment-house,
just finished: desirable location; near cor
her OF May aud Summer avs; comoina-
ton Of elegance and comfort and moderate
rents not equaled in any part Of the city
MARK ROBSON, I Washington aY.
APARTMENT, Grafton av., ITO; near Mt.
Prospect AVN an up-to-date, two Fam
w rooms; an improvements; steam neat,
elentiic light, parquet ivori large porch; very
reasonable rent. ilqure on premises, or d.
MECHANIC, u hiagnolia st.
| BADGER Az. 2O-Three rooms gas and
water; rent $3.50.
pERGrN ST.. eaf-wIth private family.
large first or second floor parlor 10 quiet,
refined gentleman, all convenienees.
| BLOOMFIELD Az, 22l-fflva large roouas.
| part improvements. very moderate rent.
/ NJ. HANILY, $40 Mt. Prospect az.
| BHDAt ST. luz 'flhe bfteWoou ---s3eNfl
rooms; bath, steam heat. electricity; all
| improvements; rent, $40. RhYER, lit
! Broad st.
BRIDGE ST. 51--Tive-room nat new, large
I light, clean, airy eonyenienti reasonable
| Si6
| BROAD ST. i094-Idght, attractive rooms
southern exposure board; new.
COURT ST, 72-Large front room for light
! housekeeping sleeping rooms sl.50 up.
! COURT ST, 28--Fiye rooms. bath. steam
heat rent $40.
! COUPLE or small family can secure cozs
fiat; good location; all impte excepting
/ heat; SIG. BLATT, 02 Madison eT.
| FIVE light rooms, large pantry. al Inn
provements but heat new flats; corner
house. Inquire t2T Nineteenth sy.. corner
| rwenty-first st.
| FOURTH ST. 3O-Four-room fiat ;l4
| MAHONEY 2Gs Bank ST.
. -FOUR nice attic rooms partly improved
| awnings, screens and shades; adults only
sol South Eleventh st.
FOR RENT.
$50 SUMMER AVENUE.
NEWARK. N. j.
SIX BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. WITH TLLEL
| BATH. PRIVATE HALLS, STEAM HEAT
| HOT WATER; RENT sas tTP
APPLY JANIToR, ON PREMISES, OR
WM. BAKER. OWNER,
| 1877 SOUTH ST., JERSEY CITY, y. j
|
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CARETAISER Of theatrical wardrobe saeri-
fees genuine caracu soql and Russian
pony coats from $25; cost sf00 10 SOD: all
foves; also lynx. from 81 set. very latest
models pentIeman's broadcioth overcoat
mink lined Persian lamb collar, S25. cost
500; all Hike new: not nl'srepresented: pri-
vate. MRS. HAYWOOD, 1874 West 1881 81
broadway Subway, n. Y.
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PRINTING

1sIGH-GRAI9T printing sat abw-Ersdc prsrss
F1SsjT.s ~ 3aHdcry -. SeWexk. 4 =
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Err. MANTrFAcTURER-

NJ BUCHNER. MANT1FACTURER-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; FINE
FTTRs; SAVE AT LEAST 81 PER CENT
THEM: DO REPAIRING AND RE-
MoDELING; ALI. WORK GUARANTEED:
IS YEARS IN NEWARK. q S. ORANGE AV.
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BERGEN ST. saloon for $500; rent ST.. in
GLIDING 4 rooms and bath; 5-year leasei
receipts average s1on week.
MACK. FIREAfEN'S BUILDING.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

SALOON, with bowling alleys; fine corner:
with living rooms above; rent $40; we'll
stocked; comfortable living; for 2snii
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

CAFE and restaurant. near City Hall
II rooms ebove: well stocked; rent $40;
price 500. bargain.
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
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SALOON-Nice. cozv little place. junction
two car lines. selling rs halves lrefz beer
weekly; good whiskev trade; ndependent; j
years lease: rent sIn. price 200.
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

ROADSIDE HOTEL. with baseball park.
between Newark and neighboring city;
rent only $40 including O living rooms; bar
receipts $50 iaily: cells 60 halves beer week
ly; sacrifice. sT00.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

sALooN-A good one: rrefz beer; sells
% halves weekly: rent SO, including
living rooms; bar receipts average SIG daily;
price 81 400 cash sickness; trifiers.
MACK, FIREMIaNS BUILDING.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
INSTRUCTION
--s-->.-7-~>S
NEWARK ACADEMY

FNunded l1UX.
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific school. or for business lie. Gaia.
logue on request.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1n5 Hal
sey ST. Bookkeeping shorthand. stenotvpy,
Recretarial; day md evening. special speed
classes eveniaes for emnloved etenographers.
]. l.. CALVERT. MYRA l.. WINNER.
President. ce-President.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

SALOON and two furnished-raom houses.
heart of Newark: rent for all S135; long
lease; handsome profits price a.. 40o
MACK FIREMEN'S BUILDING.
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PIANOS

NEW 800 piano: sell at once $3.50: never
. used: guaranteed 10svears- 10 Elm St
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4 ROOMS AND BATH

IN one OF the best
apartment houses in
the city; high class
residential section; 100
feet from trolley, 10
minutes from Broad
and Market: steam
heat, hardwood floors:
iHnItoT service: every
thing the very new
est; house built only
short time, few apart
iuents vacant: see this
place before renting.
100 Second av. Take
Mt. Prospect av. car.
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SALOON with big. popular dance hall and
clubroom; rent 500. long lease; bar re-
beer weekly the year round; has $500 stock
besides cash register and two pianos; price
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WAVERIY AV. SALOON, selling 26 halves
beer weekly: rent $50 including living
rooms; price $3.50: receipts $50 daily.
MACK. FIREMENS BUILDING.
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MACK. F1RrsIElS.s nu1LpING.

FINE hotel business. few miles ont q
Newark; only So 600 required: lease B
years at SIPS rental, completely and beau
tifully furnished: finest automobile sheds
In the state; bar receipts averaged $4,000
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CHINA PAINTING: conventional and natu
rallstic; all branches taught: day and
evening. MISS WfrrER. 1i5 PENNSYLVANIA
nNenun.
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r-orert.o, cnons ron sArr.

SACRIFICE Immediately elegant furnish
ings Of entire house. almost new opnor-
tun'ty for couples starting housekeeping
gold and mahogany parlor library. dining
ROOM bedroom furniture, rugs, eeetr1liers
marble figures beartiful upright piano etc
Private house, IL W. Both St. nesr Central
Park west, New York Cab day or eve
ming. Sell separately
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
BUSINESS PERSONALS

PRINTING AND MULTIGRAPHING.
p. & L. service Is complete. We write
strong. convincing copy for booklets. folders,
etc. arrange. design and print them we'll:
Multigraph letters. complete mailing lists,
address envelopes. wrappers, etc. Let our
representative call and explain our service IN
detail. Tie PRICE & LEE CO.. s28 Broad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

yAIIsBIrR6 saloon. 81 eco: chance FOR for
tune; live business place and mint in
summer time; handsome profits during
winter; cheap rent. long lease; rooms,
bath. with all improvements; summer gar
ooH' 0'N ,fkCsT r,rpH,ATts9s,s. TsfTfI.I DINO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

CORNER SALOON and cafe Bergen. St.
Rent $50; receipts SITS week; well stocked;
price 81 900, bargain.
MACK, FIREMENS BUILDING.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06

co41NTRY town hotel; licensed; complete
and doing fine business: price siJ 900,
property and all; only 81 600 required; bal
ance mortgage ut per cent. making cheap
rental and own your own property: bar re-
ceipts average $50 daily: besides ID roofes
rented steadily; independent license. VAd
until ue~t March chaocs seldom met Wifh
MACK, FIREMEN'S BUILDING.