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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-13
PULLMAN PALACE CARR'S
PLEA TO BE RAILROADED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Pullman
Palace Carr. sailor on the battle
ship Arkansas, who desires to get on
the main track of civil life through
the means of an honorable discharge
from the navy, has appealed to SEN
ator Bradley, of Kentucky, to press
his case with Secretary Daniels.
Carr, who applied for his discharge
several months ago, evidently fears
that he has been side tracked.
The navy department today adj
vised the Jack tar with the striking
name that his application would be
railroaded through as quickly as
possible. He was assured that no
block system was in operation
against him. Carr is a native Of
Kentucky.
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HELD IN $500 BAIL FOR
WORTHLESS CHECK

Charged with giving a worthless
check for sS1.15, drawn on the New
ark Trust Company and signed with
the name of William F. Anderson,
building contractor, at 142 Market
street. this city, and made payable to
John j. Farrell, an Orange Valley
saloonkeeper, Martin Payton, of 100
Valley street Orange, was arrested
by Detective Brown today. Judge
Woodman held him in $500 bail for the
grand Jury's action. Farrell swore
TO complaint, charging Payton with
obtaining money under false pro-
lenses
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ONE KILLED, FOUR HURT
AS TRAIN HITS AUTO

WILKESBARRE, Pa. Aug. 10
William Thomas was killed and four
other occupants of the car were In
jured last night when their auto
mobile collided with a freight train
at Franklin Junction. near here.
Among the injured was John Grit
flths, owner of the machine and Ben
jamin jenkins, who was driving All
were residents of this city.
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PlcKPOcKETS BUSY
GAS. ELECTRIC AND TRACTION.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. 10
The loss of diamond ornaments
seems t. indicate the presence of
pickpockets in the Boardwalk
throngs. according to reports made to
the police by Mrs Arthur Mercer, of
Washington, and Mrs. A. II. Harris.
of Philadelphia, cottagers in Chelsea.
Mrs Mercer lost riding crop stick
pin set with diamonds. Mrs. Harris
reported the disappearance of a dia-
mond platinum pin containing sew
enteen stones.
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THREE BREAK JAIL

NORTHAMPTON. Mass. Aug. 49,
BY saving through a steel bar in the
front window of the Union street
Jail last night Warren Lester, Frank
c. Hapgood and William Bucinski
sentenced for short terms, made their
escape. After cutting through the
bar he men jumped fifteen feet to
the ground.
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MONTANYE ESTATE IS TO
BE LEGALLY UNTANGLEI

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S,-The en-
tangled affairs concerning the estate
of Billy Montanye. known to Broad
way and Fifth avenue twenty years
ago as bon vivant with million.
are to be reviewed again in court on
September 9.
The million dollar estate" now
shrunken to $166,Os426. for which
there are a score of claimants. in
GLIDING five children and five grand
children. who are eligible to the
shares of their deceased parents. is to
be offered for final distribution and
parceling at that time
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THREE BURN TO DEATH
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT

COLUMBUS. o., Aug. 13.-Three
persons We're burned to death and a
fourth. child of 6, was fatally i'll
jured last night. when large auto
mobile crashed through the railing of
n bridge and fell thirty feet to the
bank of a creek at the outskirts
of this city. The dead are: j. b.
Borders, aged 80, an automobile
agent: Mrs j. b. Borders, aged %.
his wife. and Abe Paul. aged 26, u
tailor all of this city.
Isabel Borders. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Borders. by heroic work of res
cuers was pulled from beneath the
wrecked car and hurried to hos
pital where it is said she cannot
live. She was terribly burned.
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AGED CLERGYMAN'S WIFE
DIES WITHIN DAY OF HIM
Especial to the Newark star.I

MANASQUAN, n. j., Aug. 1s.-Al-
most twenty four hours to a minute
from the time the Rev. Andrew j.
Gregory, "a years, was found dead
Monday afternoon in the garden
where he had been hoeing potatoes
here, his widow dropped dead yester-
day as she sat upon a couch in her
home.
The couple will be buried side by
side at Imlay's Hill tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS..
NEW

Joseph Castles to Andrew Castles,
n Eighth av. ITS TT W FIR Sum-.
mer av, 60x10O .........-....:......$
Benjamin Yeshlovsky to Nation
Aiperen, cor 18th av and South
18th st. 33xS9 ...;.,...:;.-. .,....,.....,.'
Iovsky, e $ Holland st, 125 # W fir
Gold st, 50x1OO neutrality-suspicious..
Prospect Heights Imp. Company
to Eugene Lelcht, Abingdon
ay, IS IT W fr Parker st. 45xl16
George W. Davis to same, II w cor
Parker st and Abingdon ay,
55x1l7 ............. $500. 49,
Gustav Webbing to Joseph Turtle
taub. Watson aY, so TT e fr
Joseph Turtletsub to Gustav Wehl-
ing, W Badger av, 175 TT $ W
fir Watson ay, 25x100. ............
Joseph l.. Bader to Katharine Bad
err W Bergen st, 80 TT II fir
Seheerer av, 25x10O .................
Isaac Reiman ct al to Sam Zipkin
ct al, South 18th st, 225 1T S fr
Fifteenth av, 25xlOo :.....,....
Joseph X. Ebert to Jules Mechaim,
mer av, 59x141 ...................
Sarah l.. Sullivan and hus to Harry
w. Clark, W FIR Second st, 1854 TT
fir Seventh av, 27x5S. ........
Same to LeGrand Smith, same
Edward j. Maier to Dora Watt,
Clifton nv, 33l # W FIR Grafton
Dora Watz to Clara e. Maier, same
Frederick Dester to William Espel
W $ Paramount av, 293 TT S fr Sig
teenth av, 2xl05 .................
Samuel Miller to Samuel Klein,
W cor Clinton pl and Haw-
thorne av, 44x5O ................
Kyran a. Colahan to Mary A. Hill.
e $ Parker st, 1873 n fr SANFORD
Ellis Himber to Pauline Bernstein,
W Belmont ay, 131 TT II fr Avon
av. 26x111 ........... .............
Meier Bloch to Morris Timber, n s
Fifteenth av, rs 1T w FIR South
Fourteenth st, 33x100 ...a.......
TOWNSHIPS.
Philip ]. Bowers and COMPANY to
Carmelo Timpernaro, Irvington. S
Harper av, IA IT FIR Stuyves-
ant av, 25x13O ..a...............
Newark and Nutley Realty Com
pany to Martin Sherman, Nutlev.
lots 4950-51, map Newark and
Nutley Realty Company .....,,.,
Filemena Frank to'Nicholas Laricha
ct al, Montclair, g Wheeler st,
l42 IT fr Woodward av, 25
XllS ;,;,.........i,.' :::::............
Jakob Zimmerer to William New
man. Nutley, Rau st, 200 IT
W fir Woodland av, 5Ox15O.
Goren Realty Company to Ralph
Arament, East Orange, W Lin
coin ter 1877 1T W fir fremont av,
SOxlOO ............... ..............
William Parkinson to John Berry
man, West Orange, g s Wat
chung av, 80 fl FIR Alden ST
5OX160 and other tract
Joseph Axelrad to Thomas Grimm,
Irvington, W Stuyvesant av, 153
IT W fr Prospect av, 3Sx141. -.
John W. Grosman to Stephen Mess
ner Caldwell. W cor Rayine nv
and Cation st, 50x167 ...........,
Richard II. Herman to John A,
Tlerney, South Orange. Fair
view ay, $50 IT II e FIR Gardner
ay, 5Ox150 ......................
kittie F. Schiller to William 70,
Bradley, South Orange, w Pros
bect st, % IT fir Lexington av,
25X100 ............... -
Mutual Investment Association to
George Z. Russell. South Orange,
W Summer ay, SO TT, fr
osborn ter 50x125 and other
-, - hct '...''.'',..,..... ............
Elias Milford to Carrie l.. Null
ford ct al. East Orange, Har-
n Nard st, ~ IT fir Amherst st,
-oAoS ........
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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Schachne Friedman, bank
rupt. In bankruptcy. Notice
Notice Is hereby given that Sehachne Fried,
man. bankrupt. has filed his petition. dated
August 5th 1918, praying for a discharge
from all his debts in bankruptcy and that
all creditors and other persons interested
are ordered to attend at the hearing upon
said petition before said court, in the U. s.
Postoffice Building, at Trenton. In said Dis
trict, on Monday, the sixth day of October
1913 at 1920 a. m. and then and there
show cause, If any they have. why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted.
Dated August 18th, 1913.
ATWOOD l.. DE COSTER
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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sURRoGArE,s NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice rs hereby given that the accounts
OF the subscribers. executors Of the last VIII
and testament of Emily " Burnett, deceas I'd
Will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement TO the Orphans
Court of the County of Essex on Wednesday
the twenty-seventh day of August next.
JAMES b. BOOTE
ELFREDA F. DEvENDORF.
Dated July % 1913
John O'Hagan
Proctor.
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ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY
FOR PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
[spccIaI to the Newark star.I

Especial to the Newark Start
TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 13.-To
found course in engineering chem
istry at Princeton University. grad
yates of that institution living in this
State Will begin campaign in a
few weeks to obtain fund of s10o..
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PANIC ON BOAT WHEN
CAPTAIN is ARRESTED
Especial to the Newark star

ANGLESEA, N. j., Aug. 13.-Sev-
eral women tainted and panic took
place when Police Chief Harry Conn
arrested Captain Milford, Of the
power launch Nellie BLY,. here yes
terday.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of tao
New York Stock Exchange:
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McGONIGAL-At 81 Chestnut street. Or
ange, N. J., on Tuesday, August 10.
1913, Rose Auna beloved daughter Of
Mr.. John and Mrs. Mary McGonigal
(nee Laferty).
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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RHYMER-On Tuesday, August 10,
1913, Burgetta Rhymer (nee Lei
singher). dearly beloved wife of
Henry Rhymer, aged 81 years, 10
months % days.
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FkEIBOTT-On MONDAY, August II,
1913, Valentine, widower of Margaret
E,reibott (nee Schaefer), aged 6S years.
53S South Sixth street.
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WARRIOR August 10, 1913. at his
late residence, IFS South Eleventh
street, Patrick beloved husband of
Catherine Ward (nee Shaffrey).
Notice of funeral hereafter
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VERILHAC-At Arlington, N. j.. on
August H. 1918 Oscar Verilhac, be-
loved husband of Selma verilhac,
at 593 Schuyler avenue, aged Sc
years.
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DIETsCH-Entered into rest on SUNDAY
August TO- 1913, after lingering M
ness, Theodore, beloved huspan ~ bis
Margaret Dietsch, aged Al years, az n,s
home in Allentown, Pa, formerly oi
Newark. N J. 80.
Funeral services on Tuesday, August
II, at p. m. Interment in Falrmount
Cemetery, Newark N. j., on Wednes-
day, August IL at II a. m.
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TERRY-On Wednesday, August 13,
1913. at Basking Ridge. N. J., Orse-
mus Terry, aged 70 years
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BRowN-on August 10, 1913, after after a
lingering illness, peacefully fell , aslesp'
Mary c., widow of George w: 81, br !,os -
of Perth Amboy, N. j., in her 500 yeui'
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SCHwARzKoPH-S Suddenly. at East
Orange. N. J., August 10, 1913. viii.
lam A. Schwarzkoph, in his Attn
year,
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TREIBER-Philip M, suddenly, on
August IL, 1918, at Ocean Grove N.
J., in his 73d year,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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FLORISTS.

LEIBSSIE. florist and funeral designs q
speciality; seeds and plants of all descrip-
tons. 459 Eighteenth av. Tel. 1205-W.
Waveriv
WEDDING BOUQUETS baskets and funeral
designs. H. FRANC BUOB 70 Jones st.
near Springfield av.: 2360-J. Market.
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DGETTS-Suddenly, at Irvington,
N. j., August ~. 1913, Fannie c.,
beloved daughter of William and
Clara Hodgetts (nee Lackner), aged
l year II months II DAYS.
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HORN-On August II. 1913, Lena, wife
of the late Herman Horn, aged rs
years. 2611s Eighteenth street.
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JACOB-At her late residence, 32S Eight
eenth avenue, Maria Theresa (nee PohD,
beloved wife of the late Conrad Jacob.
Notice of funeral hereafter
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G0ETTER-on Monday, August II, 1913,
Gottfried John Goetter, beloved nus
band of Johanna Goetter (nee Kades),
aged II years months 90 days. Rela-
tlVes and friends, also the Harmonic
Lodge No, 74S, X. and L. of H; the
Allemania Lodge No. 70, |. o. o. f.;
the Mt Hoeb Encampment No. "a. |;
o. o. f.; the NJ. G. v Phoenix and
the Schwaebischer Saengerbund are
respectfully invited to attend the fu-
n n services at his late residence, No.
So9 FIFTEENTH avenue, on Wednesday
evening, August 10, at O'Clock. In
terment at Linden, N. j., on Thurs
day, August IA, at the convenience OF
the family. Philadelphia and New York
papers please copy
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JACKSON-At Elizabeth. August IL,
1913. Jane r. Jackson.
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HILBERT-on August 12, 1918, Carrie
A, daughter of Caroline and the late
F. Theodore Hilbert, aged % years.
COG Summer avenue.
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DEATHS

BERsTLER-At Millburn n. j., y on AI.
gust II, 1918, Arthur Davis peis'
aged 30 years
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HACkETT-On August u, 1913 william
Il. Haekett, beloved husband of Emily
Hackett, at his late residence 46ls
State street.
Notice of funeral hereafter
There is no DEATH What
Seems so is transition:
This life of mortal breath Is but a suburb
of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call death.
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CEMETERIES.
Glendale Cemetery

Franklin av and Joralemon ST., Bloomfield,
N. ]. Best located and finest kept, with per-
petusl care to lot owners free; plots OF
graves $50 up; single graves. SIC Phone
1853 Bloomfield.
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s to be located within the
line of Twelfth avenue. us
ID and twenty feet (12O feet
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4 is to be located within The
b line of South Tenth street,
erly side line of Twelfth avenue
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is to 10 located within the
line of Twelfth avenue. on
side line of South Eleventh
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BROAD STREET SEWER, HALSEY
STREET SEWER. NORTH THIRTEENTH
STREET SEWER
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| COUPLE Man and wife. wiling good rel
/ orcnces: salary moderate; city or country.
| The Old Reliable Agency, IS West 18Th ST.
/ Phone GS71 Riverside.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

no. SEMAN Young Englishman very neat,
WllnS, obliging; wages SO; city, country.
lhlustrlal Agency. II West s2d St
POCLTRYMAN-S $50: German we'll expert
ehced ana capable: incubators etc: first
class personal references. Wilhelm, Mathew
sun Asency SIS 9Th ave Tel. 37S bryant
Ilt-NN ELLlNG COMPANION. VALET
SWeuish young man; best references; gives
ihassdge Mrs Helga Hoving's Agency, 233
Len0X ave. Tel. ll% Morningsidc.
USEFUL MAN-S2J: German; care OF horses.
cows, chickens, etc. excellent references.
Carl' care Of Mathewson's Agency, SIS 9th
ave Tel 37s Bryant
YOUNG MAN (2J). with good habits. de-
sres work on farm. w. $, Box t. Trb-
une Office.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKs

LOST OR handbook No 70S0Gs Of
the German Savings Bank in the City Of New
York. corner ith ave. and 18th St. issued to
Adolf Nitez. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating The same II not returned to the
bank ON the 18th day OF April, 1913. a dupli-
cate viii be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No 7l2 S97 Of
the German Savings Bank I'm the city Of New
York, corner 4th ave. and 18th St, issued 10
Robert Muller. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
TO the bank on the .2d day OF April 1918, a
duplicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. 49, handbook No 71194I Of
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York, corner Attn ave. and 18th St. issued 10
Nette Nonner. All persons cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned
10 the bank on the 10Th day OF April, 1913, a
duplicate will he issued
LOST.-Banktook No. 527 300 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon TO present
the same TO the bank within thirty days or the
said book Will be declared cancelled and extin-
suished and new one issued in lieu thereof.
LOST Bankbook No. 905 GGG. Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped. Fleasc return book 10 bank.
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,,n1sCs,5 ,IiER. MfLLINFR.-Model FOR
IN IL. also nat; very reasonable; dresses
-" from 81 up: evening gowns, street
e,,oee 4 WARD. 2GO West ll"th NJ.
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uOI-sEWORKEE. - Good all around cook
and general houseworker. neat Young col
80 ,yoman: excellent references: SD Iulls
Agency. 22gT 18th ave. Tel. SO22 MornlnSslde
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HOrSEWORKER.--N tidy middle a9cu
woman good plain cook willing ana oD ~
inc. tv-o years references Domestic EN-
change 324 Columbus ave, near 'olh 81
Tel SCHUYLER gl36.
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GARDENER.--Germsn; $50; thoroughly com,
petent IN all grades of gardening ps1soy,' x
city references. Otto. care OF MAJ
Agency. SIS 9th ave. Tel. BIS Bryant: -
ClkDFSFP-Fine reference as 10 character
ana ability: wants 10 make q change. -
osess Otto, - Lyon St. New Haven |0H''
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,,oI-sL,VyORK girl first class ref
erencee. good all around worker MIS-
Hrewniak. 50 Fiatbush ave. Brooklyn. near
NevIns 81 subway station.
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styles Tor each customer'
RADItE. ladies' tailor and dressmakcl'
- "a tyset Aith st. near Broadway; SUITS
go mn Guaranteed workmanship ana III.
phone 2GUs Bryant
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PROPOSALS..

pOcx ISLAND ARSENAL, ROCK ISLAND.
Illinois. April o, l9l3-sealed proposals,
trnilcate. upon the blank forms furnished ~
this Office only. will DC received by tne uadsr
N,,nishInc Hardware Leather Steel Iron,
Cleaning Materials. Oils. Paints chemlea..'
Materials for Heating and Ligntlng. rapes.
.Iune so' 1914 Information Furnished upon ap-
nlication. Lieut.. Colonel GEO. W. BURR
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JT0T'sEKEEPER or CARETAKER--By in
telllgcnt couple; private house preferred.
three wears personal reference. G.. a" Box
Tribune Office
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COUPLES.-Neat young Swedish, man hrst
close butler wife excellent cook; also very
good German couple; man useful man, gar
dencr etc woman cook. houseworker; best
references. SEQ Osterberg Agency, 7l6 Lex
Ington ave Tel 1855 Plaza.
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.nAME LILLIAN.

~ .o,So,o ave latest fashions In strsws;
Ladies own materials made up; an new sHIe,
in millinery supplies on haha' fnohe "'''
MADAME LILLIAN.
Millinery. gowns; distinctive Styles LADIES'
own material used; ieinoq.nmins' ''' "'''
5Sth 81 : phone Columbus 54os.
=, prpNsTEIN. LADIES TAILOR.-Latest
snriur suits made TO order $ao' euaranleed
q, pnJ e,vorkmanship. 29O5 Broadway between
1i3th and 1l4th SITS Phone el1' MoI III . i,-e
AHREN's MILLINERY
WE study our customers. young an1 on
nWi,bt urices. col West lllth St. cor. Broad
way (upstaifsl. --------
,rrrs' TAILOR, 3l5 LenoK ave ish
L ;ais oorl, AZ moderate prices. Exclusive
styles for each customer.
RAIDER. ladies' tailor and dressmak.l'
- "a Vest 3ith ST., near BroadWay' sults
s25 UP. guaranteed workmanship anu Nv
Phone 2G0s bryant
T,preSlJ1IER. MILLINER.-M odel FOR
III. also hat; very reasonable dresses
mad from 81 up; evening gowns, srco'
nostufnes. T. WARD. 300 west Il"th ~
SAMUEL COHEN. ladies' tailor ao aTs' s si9ss
~, '',,1arartecd. s. TO Tribune readers. ~
Past Ii0th ST. near 9th ave
f5pTSDIsTT, 4 PORTS. Mnners. Desisners.-
The smsrtest fiitn ave fSieohSne 1--we
prices. III Nes' WV" '
side-3OGo. -.
c posENBERG.-Lade tailoring la,es ',
. - ,rifs made 10 order; with periect
,'srao,oo $40 1904 Amsterdam ave south
,yes, rorner 1llth st. Phone. Morningsile oo.
l1,IL TTyISGsTON. Imported and Domestic
W =, ,!iiiit,,"rv[-AVe utilize your own lnaterlal
&, nnr,in.. French material. From Stoo up
ass broadway. Phone Au1uooIl 80.
N,TT,rI<E Importing. Tailor: Formerly WIN WIN
81 n. y - Pros AS 9th ave. tupstairs) custom
~ oonS el,ISiVeiy; within your prices. We have
what you want ,,,, :, -, =, ca,
1pissNAKTNG. ETC. NARY u. WISH
DhEss. " ,,,dc al short notice; trousssauA,
80" tailoring: )dclatc pilceS' VI "e'I
,c,, e, phone. 1912 bryant.
rp,,ssvAIlrR would ike few more customers
hone or out; FIRST . ,eso voruingside NJ
references Telephone f''V
Lee 800 West I'D II. - - TT,
EMPIRE DOLLAR Skih sui,s e.. s,,,es
leauct o u, sil. satin lined. 1858 Madi-
son ave - on Dol " i2o,I- =,
ID SAkS; iNl,, 80, nm suits from 80 TO $50
y VII WI, m and STYLE aosoiutey suaTan-
worm sTU avn material mac Us.
..,,; - gIycALEs -Fashio1a6ie dressmaker:
MN =, sH.cislty; remodell'ns, ile hti nea
ana d"slgner: models 80 SON WwnnfInIngside '''
West iGth Il. Tel, ESQ s,o s,,,s
CAN coMPARE NY c.o asi attention In. 70 any
SO SUI -nc Gth ave. near 42th 81:
hl.,--,a ..,,,,t.TT-Milllnery importer. for,
NINE BENZ - oOi west 96th 81. Ladies'
meIly, r I'm a speciality 80 10 slo.
trllli'lcd ia.s tailor; fancy suits. riding
S. GLUCk.-lao'sa5 Guaranteed: prices strictly
habits; PEREZ columbus ave. near e;eh 81
rs I,.er@ LASS LADIES TAILOR Tel ic3'
Audubon. olt west ioetn st. D. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

~ ',A,,.,ii,,nanship Try my si2 special Satisc
,, 'ii"ararteed 81 10 Tribune readers. ~
a. 80 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

,,prrSEXvoRKTR s95. experienced, neat
young Girl; good references. city or coun
try Mathewson's Agency. sls 9th ave. Tel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-08

H. HORDES. go
LADIES TAILOR, 3i5 Lenox ay ,,l,sa
i aiass york az moderate prices. E&c'usNe
- or each customer.