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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18
That Made Milwaukee famous.

Of snuff amounted to S:.e.' .'"o-s
total OF S.s.sts.0oo as tobacco tar.
and the sale OF 5:..si.i:s packs Of
playing cards an increase Of I .s::.-
s7s over the previous year. brought
Ssss.:s3.
Taxes on s.i...ooo pounds Of ar
sificislly coIorcd olcomargarine
amounted to &.i7.ooo and on iss..
ess.eoO pounds Of uncolorci oico-
margarine to $4,000. This show
cd on aEgrasa'c increase Of 1896
900 pounds in the consumption ci
oieomarssrine. compared with last
year. The Use Of ;s.;t:.ooo POUNDS
Of process or reno, atcd butter. a
decrease Of s.:'s.ooo pounds. gave
the government $4,000.
The manufacture OF filled choeso'
apparently has disappcared. While
the treasury collected tax on $4,000
pounds a year ago. none was collect.
ed during the fiscal year Of 1918.
The aggregate number Of saloons
in the countr, this year was 1884,.
$50. a decrease. despite the increas-
cd ronsun. ption Of intoSica.ts. OF
81 .a:i. as compared with the fisoa al
year 1919. Wholesale liquor dealers
nun bcrcd e.ts:. Il decrease Of 500
within n year.
The total revenue receipts Of 1913
exceeded the previous hish record Of
1911 by S2i.s.s."oo. and the collcc-
ton Of 1912 by S2:.so?.0Oo.
To collect the enormous sum II
cost the government S5.tk3.ooo.
This was at the rate OF 1852 per
thousand dollars. or I.5s per cent.
q compared with $11 per thousand or
LII per cent in 1912: S16.S" per
thousand or LES per cent In 1871:
and q general average cost OF col.
lection of. s2s.52 per thousand. or
2.65 per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

any peace Of mind or heart. 'Du
your duty aud . little more is the
rule that works everywhere.
Nv. 1t 10 faithfulness In the Sec
ond mile that brings reward. Tue
frs, mile IL usually one Of dsty: the
second mile one OF pleasure. Sym
.pAthy concerns more the heart than
the border Of the handkerchief. The
world 10 rich today because OF the
fact that inventor have toiied. sold.
hers marched. explorers walked. and
martyrs bled. Other men have 10.
bored and ve have entered into their
isbors. Harvests delay aonetimes,
and the sickle gets rus,y; but be pa.
tisat: they that SOW shall reap.
THE world needs the gospel OF the
extra mile. II practIcsd among the
nations. we would learn var NO
more: II practieed. II would settle all
problems: II husbands and wives
praetIced IL. the divorce mills would
cease to Grind: II chiidrea observed
Il. burdens would be lifted. and jails
emptisd: and u the church pEactieed
IL. the millennium would BE- here
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18
NATIONS DRINK BIlL
y WAS $a2a. 7ss. 900

Warrington. August The
Ssai'h of gold and silver and paper
ooe-y fillinx the vault. of the Fed
efal Treasury Is due in no small
Wseosure TO the record breaking
@ttnkins. smoking and card playing
= the American people during tn.
nDeal year Of 1919. Details of sou :
- Of the s3ti.t:i.t5S collected In
Internal revenue take. during the
yAar ended on June ;o-;hc greatest
" rihe history Of tn. country-wcrc
4Delosc,3 today in a report to sccre.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

-. Ysa. assy 80 the needs and
the evils os psesent day. They or
gaaise 70 ofses for their ora bene-
ns. They are afraid o: losing their
bread: hare NO time for church. aud
trad where Il II cheapest. It's ai.
ways the same thing. Outside the
Chris,iaa church there 10 no hops for
better conditions. The men ths,
have achieved III. pse>~n, laws 70.
the protection aud assistance OF Ger.
msny's labor ciass whether high or
ioS-as most OF Us arc all workers-
are the Christian labor men that have
affiliated with the church. oniy the
spirit Of Christ has due reeoxniiioa
for the other fellow. who 10 my
neishbor. A. all men are selfish and
too many Ne this spirit entirely for
their only insercsts. Christ 10 the
true Samaritan Of our picture and
his spirit Of truth. Justice and lore u
the foundation Of true religion. Re-
lision shows me God but Christ sives
me God A. . mcrcisul Father. whoAr
mercy kindies my heart TO go and
Do likewise" - Jesus told the reiig.
ions iswyer.-k. Walter schmi,;.
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iary McAdoo by William u. Osborn.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

0oHMI NioH'f OF IhtcfnAI NcN"hU".
Th. is5..:o.ooo gallon. of whisky
and brandy consumed during tn.
year brouEh; In si5.. ..st..o"". the
sa.:is.c ono barrels Of beer. porter
and ale nctt.d the government Ssa.-
;ts. .ooo-a ,oai Of s..:..ss.c0o for
drink: the it.:.s...i 900 cigarettes
smoked Increased the revenues by
I1.sts.ooo: the 1859. .c3s.ooo oi-
gar pufs~i away benefited tlicle
Sam to the extent Of S:3.0.: 900:
the chewing and smoking Of soa.3s5.
900 pounds Of tobacco gave him S5?.-
3s?. 900: taSes on 33..os.oo pounds
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18
fIlXDcf nAIfH Wo1lAES
crown OF GLORY

Die you evef ohsrsre . wonan
who has reached the age OF slxty o.
even seventy In psreet health and
Aay TO yoarseh. u hope may grov
old - sraesfuhy - she does:" Ia
order 10 reach . lovely old age won.
-n shoai euard ssaiast womas's dis.
esses. - they ar. the greatest meu.
ace 10 10Y aud sladnea- Lydia y
Piakham's Vegetable Compound u
natures Own remedy or orgasie de-
ransemeats. safe and certain. Near.
" forty years Of success 10 . Grand
aad peerless reosd for say oae m-di.
eiae.
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sxPoRrANr 10 DYsPrPT1cs

Hear in mind that Chamberlain e
Tablets improve the appetite.
strengthen the digestion and regu-
late the liver and bowels. Just what
you need. For sale BY all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

A bride ihinka II importaa, to bs
dolled up when lie returns from
work. but experience will teach her
that II il the dinner that should b.
ready.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

wiiiian. Who waa visiiinG his IN.
Gle. passesa one Sunday atiernooa ad-
miring the heautisul walks and seen.
ic views in the nearby park.
"weii. iaddte.' quried his uncie.
when the hoy returned TO the house.
what did - SEC In the park"
Some Of the most beautiful vis-
las I ever saw replied william.
"Ah. laddies." cautioned the OLD
seatleman. but yc museaa pltrk
them: It's against the rules"
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-18

\ man IL anxious to have the chill
dren go to Sunday school 30 hts wife
will have time 10 wait on him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
YOUNG 'lHOLD-UP
MEN, FACE COURT
Bravado PaIes Before Law and
12-Year-OId Bandits Con-
fess Theft.

Three small boys, who hei6 N :
yet smaller one IN the tunnel at me
Grove street station - 80 acka-
wanna rallrea6 ,1e arraignad b.
fore Recorder Mott IN - .-..st Or
ange police station today They were
paroled in the custody of their par
ents.
Confronted with the majesty ofAhe
law the trio did not seem very much
like highwaymen. They were quite
ready to tell all they knew about the
hold-up when they had gone through
the ordeal of being slated as john
Hoey, ~ years old, of 81 Sussex ave-
nue.; Albert Mullen, u. of 10 Steuben
street, and Vincent Johnston 10. OF
SO Steuben street.
The boy they stuck up in APP
proved highwayman manner was
Willard Roy, 9 years old, of u North
Eighteenth street, East Orange. They
took from him catechism, a hand
kerchief and five cents.
After talking it over they decided
that highwaymen would have no use
for a catechism, so they returned it,
together with the handkerchief The
candy they bought with the nickel
had long been but a sweet recollection
when Policeman Frank B. Gardner
arrested them for theft.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
WICKERSHAM TO SING
SWAN SONG" AT DINNER
Colleagues to Honor Attorney
GeneraI-Taft to Be Present.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Attor-
ney-Geueral Wicllersham wore an air
of abstraction today. for he is. sched-
uled to deliver his .'swan song" at
dinner to be given him tonight by
mis- colleagues in the department of
justice. President Taft and about
sixty of the attorney general
friends will be in attendance.
Besides the President and the at
torneygeneral the speakers will be
Solicitor-General Bullitt, James A.
Fowler and Reeves T. Strickland, of
the department, and Henry A. Wise,
United States district attorney of
New York.
The dinner will be more or less of
a family affair, although the attor-
ney-general is expected to review
the activities of the Taft administra-
ton along trust busting lines
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Betting

81 x in. Satin Serge
Betting, 9-yard piece,
black and white; 5.lJ
dozen piece. .49e
75c f mpire Girdle
Betting, 16-yard piece,
black and white, IL
and pin. ; piece....60 c
100 Empire Girdle
Betting, 2l3 in, white
and black piece SOC
100 and 1.25 Satin
Empire Betting. 10 yds.,
white and black per
piece .............S9c
silk Grosgrain En-
pire Betting, 10 yards,
black and white Gin,
regular 2.2J. piece. .1.89
~ in, regular go. per
piece ...-+..... -E.lO
15c Boned Girdleine
Betting, > and 21a in.
wide; 1.2j doz. yd., lie
Warreu's 25c French
Blouse Girdle Founda-
tions, all sizes; ca, Pie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Between
Ourselves

There is one phase of the
Made in Newark exposition
that struck the writer very forci-
bly,, and must have impressed
every spectator to a greater or
lesser degree-that is the great
amount of labor needed even to
turn out the most simple of COM
modities.
Every woman who watched the
very fascinating process of spin
ming aluminium cooking utensils
now realizes how much manual
labor and skill is necessary to
create even such simple thing
as cup or a funnel. Men who
visited the shirt manufacturing
booth now know why they pay
so much for shirt. All of us
were aware of the value of dia-
monds. We now know that the
slow grinding process of skilled
artisans adds very much to the
original cost of the rough gem.
And so 1t is with every piece
of merchandise in this entire
stablishment-ma useful or
beautiful, or both, by the adroit-
ness of the human hand and the
ingenuity of the human brain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
St. Valentines
Day Books
Book Balcony

The Bamberger Book Balcony
is literally filled with appro-
pirate books for ST. Valentines
day giving. Many of them are
boxed and ribboned-intended
especially for Valentine gifts.
We suggest:
"American Types''-16 Engrav-s
ings in colors and AZ black and
white illustrations by Clarence
+. Underwood. Poems by various
authors .......+.-... <'1O
"Anierican Observation-Disclosures
Fishers American Beauties
twenty seven color plates by this
popular artist .............. zoe
"a Young Mans Fancy''-By
Coles Phillips. Nicely bound. 300
eIove Songs''-By Heine. II
exquisite colored Illustrations by
Heinrich Comploi ,...........I 10
"An Old Sweetheart of Mine
BY James Whitcomb Riley. IL
distractions by Howard Chandler
Christy .......... 200
"Sone Of HIawatha"- Illustra-
tions BY Harrison Fisher. 200
"Hooaier ROmance--Bv James
Whitcomb Riley. Illustrations by
Harrison Fisher -........ soc
@Thelr Yesterdays"-By Harold
Bell Wright I.3O
ssROnapee Of Billy Goat HIP
BY Alice Hogan Rice ......... l.25
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
SAYS WOMEN in DARK AGES
STARTED TORTURE OF MAN

"Oh, these women" sighed Freder-
lex Sommerkorn, of 266 Glenwood
avenue, East Orange, in the East Or
ange police court today.
Il have no use for them, your
honor-none whatever" he continued
mournfully. I'm the Dark Ages, al
low me to point out, a woman by the
name of Isis. who lived in Egypt, in
vented embalming in order to keep
her husband from decaying. thereby
cheating him in the enjoyment of his
last wish-that is, to turn into dust
and be blown away from her. They've
been doing the same thing ever
since"
Sommerkorn need not have expend-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11

coored reproductions motto
and fruit pictures antique gilt and white frames; soc
.25c
Fisher and Chsty pictures
LATEST Fisher heads antique gilt frames
150 pictures
and colored reproductions land
fruit pictures framed gilt frames
1.50 and ZOO ''"'
celebrated paint
duchess of Devonshire "Mrs
Robinson and others with fancy regular l50
300 Pictures artoypes of welknown paintings
frames also reproductions OF beautiful
500, special l5O
400 Pictures and brown
reproduon subjects select from gilt and brown
500 Pictures handcolored paste beautiful
r of landscapes; others with gilt 2Ox5O
3-inch 500 pictures 800
500 to 10 90 Pictures photographers handcoored in
nch FURNISHED mes the picture without
500 worth special
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
BRYAN LECTURES IN CUBA
AND RAPS THE G. O. P.

HAVANA. Feb. 1tZWnliam ,,Jen-
nings Bryan lectured Yesterday at the
University of Havana He lunched
with Colonel Orestes Ferrara, speaker
of the House of Representatives
After luncheon Mr.. Bryan. in re-
Spouse to an address of welcome, said
smilingly, that had the Republican
party bestowed the same care on its
home representatives as on it's foreign
representatives it would probably
still be dominant.
Mr.. Bryan left last night for the
Isle of Pines. He strongly deprecated
the suggestion that his trip had any
political significance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
FeatherbOne

Warren's Oh cag o
Featherbone, reg. 100,
BOA ............ a5c
Warren's No. . grade
Featherbone, reg. 45c,
DOA 49,. .....,.... 33c
Warren's Gro sgrain
Featherbone. reg. LOO.
DOA .....-. ....,... i.EO
Warren's IL. Il. Cot
ton Covered Bone, reg.
SSc. box ...-....7 Sc
Warrens Grid cline
for belt foundatiO reg.
1jc; 1.25 dOz.. yd., 12c
Warren's Silk Gov
cred Collarbone, reg.
Zoe 85c doZ., yard. 7iac
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
$500 q. & S. "Neverbreak" Wardrobe Trunks
On Sale Wednesday and Thursday at 1879
SIKH Floor

Newark shall
Wednesday "Neverbek
trunks for S195 trunks regularly for SIS These
collision
neglect when travel number trunk
registration against loss of identification
of this Maid My Valet Never
Do packing
unpacking travelling
suits htwas without umping crushing Large
collars shirts stockings
knckknack You Nverbreak trunk would
clothes wardrobe end of the journey reached
built Withstand the smashers toughest handling and gun
it, Made the selected lumber strong duck and
bands; steel trimmings heavily solid brass locks Regular SIS
trunks special
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11

ed such erudition upon Recorder Mott
however 1t was all in vain. The
Judge held him in 5000 bail for trial
tomorrow on charge of having been
drunk and dlsorderly.
Trouble with his wife and mother
has harassed Sommerkorn to such an
extent that he has served one year
in the penitentiary and more recently
thirty days in the county jail on SINH
lar charges.
He was explaining the faults OF
femininity in general to his mother
early this morning when Patrolman
John Ritter overheard him. The po-
liceman thought man with such
radical views ought to be in Jail and
promptly arrested him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
U. S. SEAMEN WIN MEDALS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-Medals Of
honor for 1912 have been awarded by
the navy department to George E.
Ernest, formerly of Baltimore. and
Marion Fl. Kirk formerly of Omaha,
Neb., apprentice seamen, who at
tanned the highest average in competi-
tive examinations In the duties of
their rating. The medals are provided
for by fund founded by the
late Rear Admiral Theodore Bailey,
II. S. NJ
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
WOmen's Furs at Half
Third Fyoor-Market Street,

We are selling the surplus fur stock of VIM Neader-
thai Co. A West 18th street New York city, at
exactly half price This of the most proml-
nent reliable fur manufacturing houses in the country
purchased many highcass novelty urs and uXurl
GUS wraps from this company these goods always
up to Bamberger standard In this collection will be
found Persian lamb Hudson SEAL neasea and caracul coats
ranging in value from 50 600O0 which offering
at ITS to 10000 Also quantities of mus and neckp1eces
of mole, Hudson SEAL
mink "seaette" Limitation sea which likewise being
The who plans for next winter
by taking advantage this sale will invest her money wisely
Remember every fur in the collection originally valued at more
than S2600000, half price
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Seam Binding

15e Elbeco Taffeta
Seam Binding. white
and black. 10 vd. piece;
1.4O dozen, piece .I2E.c
Toe ssar Seam
Binding, 9-yard piece,
white and black; 65c
dozen. piece.....-.71ac
Ice Prussian Bind
ing. "B lack Eagle"
brand, white and black,
$40 dozen, piece. .i2Isc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
G. o. P. IN CONVENTION

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 11.-Repub-
licanssof Michigan met In State con-
Vention here today to nominate their
candidates for offices to be filed at
THE coming spring election. when two
Justices of the Supreme Court, super
intendentl of public instruction, two
university regents, two members OF
the State board of agriculture, and
State highway commissioner Will be
elected
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Spool COttOns

Chadwick 6-Cord Ma
chine Cotton, reg. 4c;
Doc dozen, spool....3c
200 yard Hall x Man
ming Basting Cotton,
reg. 21ac, dozen. 25c
1900 yard NJ a II sfield
Machine Cotton, reg
ular 10c; 95c dozen,
spool .t....+. &c
Kerr's Lustre Twist.
white and black; regu-
lar 12c spool. ..... DC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11

Heavy Cream Color Lnens-Hand embroidered in
French knot designs; sets to match
20-in. Centrepieces, regular LIS special. .1.25
pain. Centrepieces, regular FPS special. .1.50
36-in. Centrepieces, regular 400 special. 2.25
45-in. Lunch Cloths, regular ESQ., special. AIS
54-in Lunch Cloths, regular 9.00 special. $50
72-n Round Table Cloths, regular 1900, at 1850
l8x36-n. Side Table Scarfs, regular 275, at LIS
l8x54-n Buffet Scarfs, reg. AIS, special. .2.75
Heavy Cream Color Linens-With cuny edge and
insertion; embroidered by hand in white
broidery.
20-n. Centrepieces, regular 225, special 80
24-n. Centrepieces regular 800, special 49,. .2.25
28-n. Centrepieces, regular 400, special -. .2.75
20x54-in Buffet Scarfs, reg. $50 special. =. .3.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Collar Supporters

Sc Queen Collar Sup
pOrters in linen pocket;
35e doz., 3 for. .10c
sc Warren Feather
bone Supporters; SOC
doz., 3 for ..,........ 10c
&c Rust Not Wayy
Supporters 35c doz.. ,
Tor =...... ..-..-s.'.. Aoc
Toe Astra Collar Sup.
porters. white and
black Soc doz., ca, zee
Toe Eve Gu $ h / oned
Ends, . to SO inches;
S5c doz.. each. .....7lsc
33c w. 4 w. Wayy
Collar Supporters, sc to
strip; 27c strip; per
dozen ....-..........l 0c
10c Keitel Collar Sup
porters. slip-out style;
S5c dOZ.. each. .sLsc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Buy Spring Wall
Paper Now

(Fourtb Floor, MARKET STREET,
7Hc to 12Hc Wall Paper, 411c
to 9c-A variety of neat designs
and colorings; stripe, stencil and
floral designs; special, roll,
411c to SC
Borders TO match, per yard, 2c)
1Sc Wall Paper, 12Hc-Hand-
some vanished gold designs in
all colors-reds, greens and tans;
regular 18c per roll, sp'l. .12hc
45c Wall Paper, 30c-Beautiful
scenic, verdure and foliage tapes
try effects in natural colors; reg
ularly 45c per roll, special at zoe
15c Wall Paper, 7Hc-White
and cream MORE paper; good de-
signs for ceilings; sells regularly
for 15c per roll, sp'l price, INC
Six thousand feet of white or
oak molding, suitable for trim
mino any room; regular &c foot,
speclal NC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Spool Silk

100 yard Bamberger
Spool SILK ; reg. Sc. 65c
dozen ; spool &c
10 yard Hamburger
Spool Silk reg. &c, 3Oc
box: 4 fOr......Jc
is-oZ. Il a m b g r e o r
Dressmakers' SILK. reg
ular 27c, spool, 2Ic.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
DEAD, DECLARES COURT

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. lion
the application of Frank G. Turner,
representing Frank Alton, Edward
Alton and Mrs. Blanche Mouncey.
children and heirs of Edward Bernard
Alton, formerly of this city, but who
has been missing for eleven years,
Surrogate John P. Egan today pro-
nounced the missing man legally
dead.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
CSC ..No-Dust" f0c

Wednesday we shall place on
sale the regular 25c packages of
"No-Dust," the sweeping conf
pound, for 19c a package. Get a
package and sweep without dust.
lin the basement) ..........19c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11

Heavy Linens. with cuny lace edges and inser-
tions; scarfs and round centrepieces.
Pain. Centrepieces, regular LIS, special. Csc
30-in. Centrepieces, regular LIS, special. 1.39
36-in. Centrepieces regular ESQ, special LIS
45-in. Round Lunch Cloths, regular $780, at. 2.75
54-in. Buffet Scarfs, regular 800, special. 225
72-in. Buffet Scarfs, regular $50, special. ..275
Hand Drawn Linens, centrepieces, buffet scarfs
and lunch cloths; hand-embrodered; cluny lace
edges.
30-in. Cenrepieces, reg, $50 to 400 LIS to 800
18x45-n Buffet Scarfs, reg. 300 to AIS, 225 $50
18x54n Buffet Scarfs, reg. 300 to 4oO, 225 to 300
45-n. Lunch Cloths, regular $50, special. FPS
54-n. Lunch Cloths regular 600, special. .3.25
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Dressrnakers' Supplies Sale
First FIo0r-Centre-Rea

All women who should Bambergers notion de-
partmen this themselves the notions and small
wares offering lowered prices Some specials are
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11

Pictures, very original
coor photograre
frames 1000 1000 500
Carbon photographs Beautiful suitable for schools
this shall special
500 Paintings 35Imported oil paintings in large variety Of
3nch
frames and shadow boxes regular 600 each special 375
700 Paintings 800 Imported in variety of beautiful
700 special
700 1000 Oil Paintings 500iandsome imported paintings
complete
1000 special 500
1900 Paintings Beautiful large imported oil paintings in
shadow regularly 1900 EACH for special selling 200
Paintings 1OO0Imported figure paintings with 3nh
beautiful sold
special for this sale 1000
1900 Paintings 1000 Imported figure paintings by Tse fitted
complete with shadow
pictures sold regularly for 1900 each this sae special 1000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Flexible Flyer Sleds

Sled time. Get the boy a gem
uine Flexible FLYER steering sled.
All sizes from Nos. TO g; rea-
sonable prices-S1.95 to s11.4S
(Six floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-11
Women's Rubbers. 35c

Wednesday only we shall offer
for sale women's Coo storm rub
bers for Csc a pair. Second floor,
the pair. .......' -ooe
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