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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
after the injection Of the "%tuberculin."
and the temperature when reaction

and the temperature when. reaction
is completed. -.
Section ~. Milk which is :watered.
adulterated, reduced or changed in
any respect by the addition OF water.
Of cream. and milk which has i BEEN
drawn from cows suffering from
tuberculosis or any other contagious
or infectious disease. and milk which
have not been inspected by the dairy
inspector or by a duly approved veter-
mary surgeon and tested by physical
examination and the 'tuberculin''' test
for the purpose of detecting the pres
ence or absence Of tuberculosis, shall
not be brought into the city Of Grand
Forks, sold or offered for sale at any
place in said city. nor shall any per-
son. firm or corporation sell or offer
for sale any such milk in said City of
Grand Forks, except that milk from
which any part Of the cream has been
removed may be sold in the manner
hereinafter provided.
The term '~.adulterated" milk as
used in this ordinance means:
First: Milk containing more than
eighty-seven p%ercentum of water or
fluids.
second. Milk containing less than
thirteen per centnin Of milk solids.
Third. MIX containing less than
three and one.half per centum of fats.
Fourth. Milk drawn from animals
within fifteen days before or five days
Fifth. MIX drawn from animals Ted
on distil1ery- waste Or any substance
in a state Of fermentation or putrifac-
ton or on any unwholesome food. !.
Sixth. Milk drawn from cows kept
in a crowded or unhealthy condition,
or from cows suffering from tubercu-
Seventh. Milk from which any part
Of the cream has been removed.
Eighth. Milk which has been di.
luted with water or any other fluid, or
to which has been added. or into
which has been introduced any for
eign. substance whatever. ). :.
Ninth. MIX, the temperature Of
Fahrenheit or, which shall. contain
centimeter.
provisions Of Section IL Of this ordi.
nance. milk from which cream has
been removed, II such milk is other
wise wholesome and .unadulterated
may be sold as SKINNED milk. by II.
censed milk dealers. but only from
ScbScl6 Fbc6iOly Ilot nCus ~ ouulSlOu u
the stamp, tag or impression provided
for in Section II OF this, ordinance
with the words "skimmed milk" ir
plain black letters upon a light back.
ground, the said words being placed
in 9 conspicuous. place on the side o,
such vessel or other c%ontainer.
Section ~. Any a%dulterated milk
and any milk which has been drawn
from COW which have not been. in.
spectcd by the dairy inspector or
duly approved veterinary surgeon
and tested by physical examination
and the "tuberculin test" for the pur.
pose Of detecting the presence or alb.
sence Of tuberculosis. and any mill
drawn from cows where the owner o,
owners Of such cows shall not hay,
filed in the office Of the City Audit.
or a certificate of the dairy inspect
or or Of a duly approved ~veterinar,
surgeon. stating that such cows have
been by him inspectcd rs provided. /,
Section II. Of this ordinance. which
has been brought. into the City . O
Grand Forks o Ia held and Offered
for sale In sald city. may DO seixe{
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
BUMPED By U. S. SACK.
Night Operator AZ jamestown Knocl
ed SenSelesS in Odd Manner.

Night operator ~ OdIacStOWu huOSh.
ed Senseless in Odd Manner.
jamestown, n. D., Dec. 5.-When
No. 1 passed Monday night. Operator
Conover. who was on the platform a.
the west end of the depot with his
light, he was struck violently by the
mail sack, thrown from the postal
car, and rendered temporarily help
less by the blow. being knocked down
and sent off the end of the platform
into the street. Misses Agnes Falco-
net and Ethel Brown wondered where
the man had gone. They saw him
hobbling along on his hands and one
foot. trying to get into the depot
They assisted him in, and n went
for the doctor. While Pan Neubauer,
who happened along. went for Oper-
ator Norton. Mr.. Conover managed to
get to his chair and report the
train out. but was in bad condition.
He was taken to his room at John
Miller's home, but has since been sent
to the hospital.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
GIVEN VERDICT.
John swords Awarded $4,000 for In
jurics Received In Gravel Pit.

John swords Awarded $4,000 for ln-
jurics Received Ia Gravel Pit.
Minot, n. d.. Dec. 5.-John swords
who brought suit against Lenly Nc
Donald for $4,000 as the result OF in
juries he received while working on
the normal school. IA awarded SS,-
600 by a jury in district court before
Judge X. Il. leighton.
+. r. Sinkler maze an eloquent
plea to the Jury for the plaintiff. ne
stated that Swords was permanently
injured and said that he did not want
the jury to return an unusual award
for Mr.. Swords. saying he only wanted
them to he fair to the injured man.
The jury brought in the $4,000 YER
lict after it had been out only a short
time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
MoRrGAGED PROPERTY.
Douglass Man Fined 800 for selling
an Antn

M,not. \. D.. Dec. n. G.
Schrump. prominent business man Of
Douglass. convicted of selling mort
gagged property without the consent of
tho owner or the holder of the mort
gage. was sentenced by Judge X. E;
Leighton tho pay a fine of 800 and
costs and in default Of payment to
serve so days in the county Jail. Mr..
Schrump will pay the fine.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
HIS SHOP "DRY" NOW.

M1nOt P1GEet WIN Opet@teu IN DE
serted Snithy. in Jail.
.Minot. n. D.. Dec. 5.-Jack Con-
nors. alleged bootlegger.: was allowed
to plead guilty to the illegal sale OF
intoxicating liquors in district our
and was sentenced TOGO days in the
county Jail, and given "a fine Of $500
and costs. amounting to $25. in de-
fault of fine and costs to serve 50
days additional in the county Jail.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
DouRhnuts
That WIN rosnain moist.

Every housewife who bakes her ov,n
bread knows that II . little potato Is added
70 the sponge, the bread will not dry out
10 make doushnuts that viii remain moist
and fresh for several days.
Kc will be found to have distinct id.
yantages over any other Baking Powder
1or doushnuts. X c Is a double acting
haldngpowder with which a large batch Of
doughnuts may be mixed and fried a few at
. time: The last will be as light and nice
q the first.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
blue tags ADORN
M nICNCLI.s IN TOWN

Blue tags 20 the extent OF 10000
were distributed yesterday 40 every
hicyciist, motorist and tcamstor who
would attach them to his vehicle Tho
management was the givcr and the
tags advertise the air
This is only ono step in the days
bunch of advertising events.
Eight thousand hangers advcrtis-
Ing Roy y. Francis and sky-iiish
lrying's feats. as they win appear at
the fair, were sent out TO more than
100 Santa Fc agents over the stato
for posting Bt their stations These
hangers are large affairs ana contain
"a good-sized picture Of Francis aud
one Of his machines
TO every rural postofhcc Ia the
state there was also sent an English
fair poster, spanish 2air poster,
and one of the Francis hangers. aii
20 be posted. There are several hun
dred OF these offices ana bS this
means the fame of the fair win be-
spread even unto the furthost corners
Of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
ROAD AND SCHOOL FUNDS
MULCTED rs CLAIM

Claiming that the county commis-
sioners are paying from delinquent
tax funds claims which were not APP
proved by the board prior 90 January
1. 1911 a. -. Stroup has filed petit
ton for an Injunction, IN favor ~
the county road fund ana county
school fund prohibiting tho commits
siOuers from making further pay
monts of this nature.
The court issued AN alternative writ.
returnablc forthwith, but the conn
missloners have entered "a motion 20
quash,
The claim Is made that funds do
rived from delinquent taxes are 40 be-
divided between the school and road
funds. but IL Is admitted that all valid
Indebtedness. approved prior 10 Jan
uary J. 1871, is first to bc paid from
these moneys The claim b. that In
dehtedness which had not been so APP
proved Is being paid
The Injunction would also require
the appurtionmcnl Of the money avail
able from this fund 20 the road ana
school funds an may Doc determined
Among This Indebtedness paid by
the commissioner. the plaintiffs al
icge. was $4,000 paid in August. 1919;
81 900 paid in October. lhl2. and So
600 paid ln June. 1913.
There was paid into the treasury
more than $4,000 in delinquent taxes
for years prior 10 1871 and tho in
rormnuts believe there siill remains
On This fund little over $500 b. is al
legged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
RIO GRANDE MAY
REMAIN DRY FOR
some WEEKS
Pickle siream Has Had Long
Arid spella in Past Accord
ing to y. S. Reclamation
Service
BOUNDARY HEARING
INDEFINITELY DELAYED

1ha Hlo ofahde "a ihs point may
noN nt slIfa rs<er oniy bt cour-
tt4t raj aineAni 81 Nairf in she
.r-4tcsttt t4aul Wtfa condensed
into GRO channcl haek tasi n oouid
roo iife w to TIRE nalfe even 90 creek
or fif8let. fol many weeks pasi the
river bed here has been want eN-
panae ~ sand, upon which cotton
woad sprputa and eds have been
erpwns ~ fAsi shai Ia sont places
y tes1iatic1 fnreHnw % is lord-
able practically anywhere neaf iho
tliy aud there II hafeis en.ueh rum
niuH Waief 81 suffice Cor faH irriEn-
llon the farmers using tne water
with considerable care. During the
nienih 81 August Il was extremely
aIfnepif tor the little brown human
waitr-fais II narelan, old Town and
the country north ~ find enough wa
SER On irimffsc themselves. Win the
adeent OF the present weather. how
ever swimminE Ia fhe Rio Graude
has moi boom d popular pastime.
The weather authorities havon'l
prpFrcsaeo - far a. % say with any
degree 80 poHlflNcncss when the Nio
0randc viii again become moist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
MORE ARRESTS IN
SADDLE EPISODE
LAST NIGHT
Desiderio and FoIiciano Chav-
81 and Julian Montana Are
Brought in This Morning at
One O'clock BY Deputy.

Three more ARRESTS IN thc recent
saddle stealing episode involving
1rlmbles livery stable. one Joe Mar
,incz and the police TOOK piacc last
night aud Deputy Sheriff s3usrnsu
Coulter and an assistant arrived hero
"a ! o'clock this mornlne with the
trio of victims 81 ihc laws demands.
These we're DeFideFio Chagcz Felicia
no Chavez and Julian Montana. All
three were gathered in near their
homea "a San Antonlto.
Title evidence against the three con-
sisla mostly Of n confession made by
Joe Mnrtines. the first man arrested.
Martinez admitted that he had stolen
two saddles. a couple Of brides and
perhaps some other things from
Trinb'e's stable few asyH uao. When
he confessed he declared that the
robbery had been planned in q local
wagon yard by himself and the three
other men.
Marines said that these men were
unwilling 20 assist him IN the actual
robbery bat that they had agreed to
bus his loot For a 400 saddle be-
longing ~ Mrs. Joseph Barnett they
gave him 50. ne said and Tor q less
ornate one. 81. Hc got small sums
for the other bits OF plumber.
The three men were lodged In the
county JAN this morning 10 await pre-
ilminnry hearing.
Tho officers succeeded In recover
lng all the missing articles except
one saddle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
BUSINESS WONEN'S
CLUB WILL Be
ORGANIZED
All Young Women Employed
Invited to Attend Meeting
to Be Held at Y. w. c. A.
Home.

Thursday evening az 1880 q busi-
ness women's club Go be named
laterl will be organized az the y. w.
G.. A.. si5 South Third street. All
young women who are employed OF
are expecting To BE- IRE most cordial
ly invited 60 tie organization meet
ing. The object OF the club b. the
four-fold purpose OF the association.
which includes self development and
q good time Tho program for the
year includes two social evenings "a
month. course ia home nursing
with practical demonstrations under
the direction Of Dr. Frisbie oduca-
tional talks by those who have tray
eled or are specialists IN some line of
interest 40 young women.
Thursday evening short musical
program will bee rendered. refresh
mcnts served and a rct.nw Of the
years plans viii be given. A big.
i've, worth-whlle club IS the aim OF
the association and e makes this am
nouncemont 90 invite you
The association operates an en-
ployment bureau which seeks 20 be
of service 20 the employer and em-
ployee. No fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
QUAY COUNTY TO
VISIT FAIR ON
SPECIAL TRAIN
Tucumoari Boosters Take I'm
portant Step for Assuring
Their Section Of Advertising
at Exposition.

Prospects for attendance az the
state fair went az with rush ycstcr-
day when tho fair management re-
cnivcd word from rucumcarl that the
boosters OF that section were PLAN
ming TO run 4 special train 60 Alhu.
queroue to take Ia the big exposition
and asking that one az the days Of
the week D. named "'rucumcnri DnY"
or Quay County pey' In ceiobra.
ton.
Tho idea IL 10 bring over large
bunch Of boosters for short trip
taking in this day and possibly two
others. bat allowing them Go take
what train they please for the re-
turn 20 that should anyone desire TO
spend more than one day here he
may have a chance to do 40 and yut
rie hia transportation for the return
trip
1he idea has met with murked
favor BY the fair managers and e Is
quite likely that h will be carried
out
n Tucumcari sets the pace on this
stunt there h. little doubt that other
towns would follow aud that several
days might be given over to different
communities. This plan of getting
a large attendance al the fair has
been proposed before. but always hy
taken az the present plan seems TO
be taking.
The scheme goes long way to-
ward making the fair a statewide
one IN truth as well as In name.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
YOU'RE BILIOUS AND
COSTIVE! CASCARETs
Sick Headache. had breath, sour
stomach mean liver and ioMeis
Cloggcd--t isun up tonight
- a lO-eenl 10 100.

Get "A iO-cent box now.
Furrod Tongue, Bad Taste indiseH-
ton. sallow skin and Miserable
Headaches come from torpid liver
and cloggcd bowels. which cause your
atomach to become filled with und'
gostcd food. which suurs and for
monts IKE garbage in swirl barrel
That's the nrst step to untold misery
Indigestion, foul gases, bad BREATH
yellow skin, mental fears. every thing
that is horrible and npuseuiing. a
Cascnret tonight viii give your com
stipated bowels thorough cleansing
aud mralghteu you out hy mornlns
They work while you Hieep TO-
cont box from your druggist Viii keep
sou feeling good Tor months. Mll-
lions OF men and women take Case
curet now and then 90 keep their
stomach. liver and bowels regulated,
ana never know miserable moment,
Don't forget me children their little
insides need good gentle cicanslns'
too
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

Canvass Of Owners Brings AS
surances That Large Mum
ber Of Cars viii Be Entered
in Illuminated Event.

That ihe illuminated auto parade
te 0e feature ~ the bir state fair
ue1t month nili - lhe longest ever
seen here Is assured - abe results
attained hy she committeeman lD their
e4nsaesee this morning. Auto owners
Nhea lnierFieWea promised hearty
kapp11 There were hardly any whu
reIued ~ ENTER their machines la tks
event
n each committeeman gets the 20
fenS ~ a eNpe1ted 10 cnliet Tor the
lAIade the cVent Win contain az least
i1t antos bot ~ Soma VI the workers
arr enibltlora and enthusiastic. aoins
alter cars without regard ~ the llnfit,
d Is likeiy That 4 nif contain many
mare thah this number.
Practically hil the cars in the oisy
niil nnfrr this event n appears from
present Indications
Tho na7hac will not be featured by
rrizes this year. an available funds
hting dedicated ~ she cause 81 dec
otftlone lirrworks extra lights and
perhaps lluat ~ two.
This h rfiee Stunt bui the commit
tff expects Il - prove q successful
une
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
.DAREEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
sage Tea and Sulphur I1arl1cna M
Naturally that NobOdN
Can Tcil.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and lustro 90 the hair when
faded, streakcd or gray. also ends
.dandruff itching scalp ANA stops FALL
ing hHlr Years ago the only way to-
get This mixture was Go make it at
home, which b. mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays us asking 90 any
drua store for "Wyoths sage and
sulphur Hair Remedy" YOU viii get
la large bottle oi this famous old
rccipo for about 10 cents
Don't stay gray Try u 80 one
can possibly Ten that sou darkoucd
your hair us 80 does b 80 naturally
and evenly You dumpon a sponge or
SOFT brush with 20 and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand al time by morning the
gray hair disappears and after an
other application on two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark. thick ana
glossy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

las Cruces. IS. H. sept g8 For
The purpose of securing data Co SUBJ
NIT Id the boundary dispute between
Texas and New Mexico. county sur
vofor Charles T. Post and w. r..
siecn have been ln me lower part ot
the valio3 rhey arc NOW mere. hay
ing completed tho work
County Surveyor Post made trip
20 Washington - g.. io obtain notes
and piais uf the llno az surveyed for
the trealN Che treaty in connection
with the 0adsen purchase. leaves the
boundary Indefinite The various
witnesses who testified az 60 me ioca
iian of the klo Grande IA 1850 and
1854 practically agree that the river
had - wen defined channel somc
who have owned land in the aroa
under dispute have ruld taxes in both
eiHics Neither state has enforced
the collection 81 me taxoa as they
would have lone if tho line was
established.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

III faeo, sept -f.-NO hearing o.
the Texgs-New Mexico boundary dis
pute VIII bo held until the board of
equalization ~ New Mexico has COM
piefcd ilH work Judge Frank CLANCY,
attorney general ~ Sew Mexico. b.
member of this board, and q VIII
D. impossible for him 90 attend the
hearing of the boundary case until
be O. finished with this equalization
work. Attorney General D. n.
Looncy Of Texas viii Be here to at-
tend the meetings end Charles g..
HDbey of Green,ilo Tea. and w.. b..
Baker ~ Lss Cruces. Is A. the two
commissioners wiii not arrive here
until The New Mc1iro attorney KEN
erai can complete his work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

~ paso. sept. gs.-rho foilowing
report 81 the Enltcd States rcciama-
tIun service is ~ interest 10 farmers
unacr the Elephant Butte project
WIfo have been wondering when they
VIII go q flow 90 water Ia the ditch
~ ~ shows that IN previous years
thcFe were periods when no water
Nas secured.
Excepl Tor a small quantity ~ wa
ter due 90 local showers. the river has
mot DISCHARGED during tho past month
and this condition Is likely 20 com
tinue for seeerai weeks This short
age 81 river water has occurred ia
previous years as shown below.
which gives the months or portions
o. months Of the last fifteen years
Nffn there was no flow. or such a
FWti quantity that no benefit was
derived
fsss September, October, half u
November.
isss--June. August. September.
October. and hair of November
i9no--Aprii. July, August Octo-
Der and November
ls0i--Haif Of April
iae2 Haif ~ March. hair oi June.
and October and November
leo2--Aueust. September. Octo-
her, and haif of November.
t9o4--Aprll, Aay june. and half
81 5uly.
lRo5--Half ~ September.
feoe-iiuif of September
lao7-~Waier nil the year
isps--tlnif of September and Oc-
toher
lep9--Water an the year
1sia-July. hair OF August, scp-
tember and October.
fsll- Water nll ,he year.
lsi2-Half 81 September. half OF
Oesobor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
Tho Pctucont

THO fcttiCuht
Lost--a silken pctIcoat
or maybe 10 wis lawn
with ribbon running through the
fi0uuco
As ROSY as tho dawn.
a darling, dainty petlcoat
A fluff and frosty lace.
Win dear delicious satin bows
20 Keep thc frlls Boz place.
Lost L0msas uotllr0at
That rppled round hpr feet
And gave % t1Eialiylng snmpss
90 slender auklts neat
And Flashing buckles on the toes
Or slippers trim and small
For since the narrow skirts came in
She wears Ia not at ai
Now YORK Times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24
WILL DECORATE CENTRAL
ANENIrE IN ~TFlt

The fair Infringement yesterday CO.,
dered 500 flags which win hc used n
the decoration of Central avenue.
These flags VIII be strung ON wires
reaching from side 90 side Of tic
street hung from tthe ornamental
lamp posts This scheme was orig
mated In Rocky Ford. Colo. whore it
made q great hit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

&c lost his collar button.
And OF trouble he'd peck
Tin he happened 90 remember
He'd wart upon hls neck
Ail things ON earth you wa observe.
Were made some purpose good 90
serve
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

"say yon viii be mine, ~ sou don't
In throw myself into the Seine
"Thank you Tor warming me- !
must got Filter H-- Paris rollics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

Ku.cker-fhink lhc treasury dee
poslts win cause credit nnaflnng
Horktr nope. p arutk smith for
a over yesterday ana didui eei n--
AoN YORK sun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-24

shc goes HDroad Tor everything
Since She came into wealth,
Her gloves her bats, her lineerio,
Her dresscg and her hcalth
Philadelphia Press.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

7sN-~S@-~~~s~-~~~-~-~-~
NYE TRACT lots s0x1o0. $500 up; no as
sessnent: streets improved easy terms:
we've minutes TO Broad and Market; on
new Hawthorne av trolley now being CON
sfucted and passing through property; NJ
teen minutes by Broad Clinton or Summer
car lines; churches. schools, stores adtoin
this property; come out today; take Broad.
linton or summer cars to Osborne terrace,
Walk south TO Hawthorne ay.; agents on
property; send for map. FRANK l..
eHIEIDS, 412 Union BnIldine
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19

BEST electric vaeu cleaner made for SIS;
also Santo. Duntey, Monarch and other
vacuum cleaner until you see u.s. McCLAIN
s. CARR, Fl Grand St
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19
sTAMPs-COINs
VACUUM CLEANEps

STAMPS, coins. coupons, trading stamps. all
kinds, bought, sold circular free
CROCKETT. S27 Broad at.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19
MOTORCYCLES

REAL MOTORCYCLE REDUCTIONS.
Have bought business Newark NJ G. Co.,
AZ William St; must reduce stock before
moving to 812 Halsey st.; prices 20 per cent.
off for cnsh; liberal time payments; brand
new and used Hafleys Merkels, Excelsiors
etc, $40 up. Call at either store. BUSH &
MacDOUGALL.
$50 BICYCLES, 1920 to $40. for men,
women. boys and girls: on exhibition, for
Christmas gifts; small deposit will secure
II: used bicycles, SIS: tires. Csc to 81. PARK
ROW BICYCLE CO.. SO Vesey st. Catalogue
FREQ Oldest hsuse In New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19

ARTISTIC SIGNS, show cards and lettering
BY-JAR-VE SIGNS. successor to Ben-a-
Tar. 1856 Broad, near Market; phone 6OO9
Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-19
REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION

HILDEBRANDT, Aucuoneer; office. AS
vember 90 at D. m. on premises. to high
est bidder, on easy terms. the wel-built
two-and "a af-story ali improved including
vacant lot, b0x100. Nos. 22O and 222 North
Third St, between Sixth and Seventh avs.
opposite park.