Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07

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Public
Opinion.
Tabloid interviews with
few of Newark's prom
inent business and profess
sional men regarding the
MADE in Newark" Expo
sitlon:
Hon. Jacob Haussling.
mayor of Newark
"The Bamberger Made
in Newark exposition Is a
credit to the great Indus
trial City that made 1t pos
sible."
Hon. Franklin Murphy.
(Pres. Murphy Varnish. Coz
II was much pleased
with what / saw yester-
day. Your Made In New
ark exposition is sure to
rebound to the benefit of
local manufacturers"
Mr.. Moses Plaut
IL. S. Plaut & Coz
"The Made in Newark
exposition Is a good thing
for Newark and worthy of
repetition. 1t is most edu-
cational in it's influence.
Ri. Rev. John J. O'Connor
CBishop of Roman Catholic
Diocese of Newark
II consider the educa-
tional features of an expo
sition of this kind of the
greatest Importance to the
residents of New Jersey.
Mr.. Frank J. Book
POSTMASTER of Newark)
"One of the very best adj
vertisements that Newark
could possibly have. 1t re-
fleets much credit upon the
store that got it up"
MIR. wallace NJ. Scudder
publisher of the Newark
Evening NewsD
Your Made in Newark
exposition shows a spirit
of enterprise that is posi-
lively refreshing. Every
loyal Newarker should visit 4
the Industrial Show" =
MIR. James NJ. Reilly
(Secretary Newark Board
of Trade)
"A decided benefit to the
Industrial City, in that 1t
brings the consumer in
close touch with the source
of supply. 1t shows a spirit
of progressiveness and en-
terprise."
Rabbi Solomon Foster
(Temple B'nai Jeshurun)
your exposition reveals
to Newarkers, who must
see to believe, the indus
trial activity of our grow
ing city and the resource
fulness of the new store"
Rt. Rev. Edwin s. Lines
Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Newark
Il found my visit to the
Made in Newark exposition
very interesting. No one can
see. it without being greatly
impressed with the variety of
articles made in Newark and
the skill of our people. 1t
helps to give one an honest
pride in his city to see the
products of Its factories"
Hon. James Smith, Jr.
publisher Newark Starr
"vour company deserves the
thanks of Newarkers for Its
enterprise and ability dis
played In the great exposition
that will do so much for the
Industrial City"
Mr.. Augustus V. Hamburg
president Newark Board Of
Trade)
"Your Made in Newark ex-
position is an enterprise that
every thinking Newarker
should commend. The diver
sity OF interests represented
is an object lesson to ALL"
DIR. Addison Poland
superintendent of Newark
Public Schools) I,
ain HIHl DtlltNeE III eA-
positions of all kinds. Your
Made in Newark exhibits are
of ncalculable importance to
young and old"
Mr.. John Cotton DANE
librarian of Newark Free
Public Library
THE wise man knows his
city. Your exposition helps
many TO realize for the first
time Newark's high position
in the manufacturing world.
A similar exhibit should be
given somewhere every year,
and our young people should
see II. and learn what it
means"
Mr.. Curtis II. Burnett
Eek President Newark Board
of Trade)
"Bamberger's Made in New
ark exposition is certain
step in the direction of
great annual fair. 1t teaches
very valuable, lesson to the
youth of our city"
Mr.. Frederick T. Ward
Vice President Aaron Ward
& Sons)
THE idea is n most excel
lent one and shows that
Newark Knows How As an
educational feature it Is
unique, pnd should prove of
great benefit to our young
people"
Mr.. Franklin Phillips
president Hewes & Phillips
Iron Works.
"By all means make your
Made in Newark exposition
an annual feature. Its bene-