Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-10

in Class /, and 1t has taken some tail
hustling 10 do so, for when this
proud position is held away from the
Barringer High, Thirteenth Avenue.
Cleveland, Sussex Avenue schools and
others, il Is an accomplishment in
deed
The weeks surprise is furnished by
-, AIMS Church. They cast spien-
did vote and are spreading out into
many merchants reports that hereto
fore did not include them.
Among those improving their posi-
tons are the first dozen In each class.
II is only necessary to glance through
The list and the vote speaks for Itself.
When we refer TO the first dozen In
Class One, we mean the twelve With
the highest vote today
ST, Rose Of Lima's Church is still
working unremittinglY.
The friends of st. Josephs. st. Co
lnmba's. St Antoninuss and St
Peters churches seem 10 be every
whore. as every merchants report in
their respective localities shows a
goodly vote for these splendid par
ishes.
We have been expecting St Pat
rick's or St Mary's churches 10 land
on top any moment, but this week
they occupy the ever menacing posi-
tions Of sixth and seventh placer
All Voting Tickets Must BE Deposited
Before Leaving Store.
Apprehending that possibly some
they can take the merchants ticket
from the store TO vote al a later TINT,
this opportunity Is taken 10 inform
you that you are violating an impor-
itself and merchants have received
special Instructions not 10 accept any
delinquent tickets All voters and
merchants should cooperate with the
contest man in conducting this con-
test BY observing every rule IN the
letter and the spirit.
II YOU want to hold votes back. the
avenue for you 10 resort 10 Is the Lord
Salisbury Cigarette boxes, the lapefs
and cartons from the Bel Bon prep
arations FL Pasha Cigar bands. the
empty box OF the Wisconsin Cream
ery's. Inc. wholesome product; J. R.
Hunt q Cos bread labels, Home
Brewing Co.'S beer caps. the Camp
bell Tobacco Co.'S packages and cans.
the labels from Otto Brandt. Inc, min
/ eral waters. the Wadsworth Choeo-
late Co.'S box covers. Lahman's sani-
tary handkerchief packages and the
Theatre tickets. 10 the extent or ten.
being redeema BILE at one time.
The B. + Q. Elks still STAND su-
pfeme in Glass Two. The workers
FOR this contestant are most faith
full. and II becomes more evident as
each week passes by that the "AntIes
Boys have their hearts set upon win
ming that library.
The knights Of Columbus are get
ting down TO practical work and a. 6
making their powers more felt as
each day rolls by. T0day's report
will no doubt send the rival forces
laborine In behalf of the Nationai
Turn Nerein and the knights OF Co
lumbus III Hurry Of special effort. so
next week may place them in the
ever enviabls first position. The B.
! p. o. Elks will undoubtedly work
harder now TO hold the position OF
honor.
There has been a lot of training and
preparation for this critical moment
ESifSnees of the great squirt are Wal
4 BILE 'everYwhere. yet we do not see the
| half OF IT, We can observe only tbs
struggles OF the open frank. non
secretiye workers. -bul the plans 81
1 the foxy fellows are not visible t.
the eye, although this sort of work
! is often the more effective. for thes
are playing for big game and do not
propose to let the other fellow
eaten on.
koelIhofer nres- A Co. Stare Be-
sieEed With Voters.
The above ciothiers and merchant
/ tailors turned in a large vote for sew
era1 clubs and societies this week The
men and boys are keeping this store
busy since the advent OF the Big Con-
test Their stock is selected with
careful discrimination. This, coupled
with the votes. is doing the trick. The
same results are coming from Jacob
Doll & Co.'S piano store. A purchase
here runs into votes. and bear in