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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31
Chestnut Street Opera House

Beginning Monday afternoon, the Chest
nut Street Opera House will inaugurate a
policy OF presenting exceptional photo
plays. The first attraction will be
Edward Peple's famous war drama, THE
Littlest Rebel" The engagement is for
one week. Mimi Yvonne, the child ac-
tress. gives a splendid Interpretation OF
the title part, Virgie.
Commencing Monday afternoon, No
vember 8. the offering will be Rex Beach's
"The Spoilers" with william Farnum
and Kathlyn Williams In the cast.
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Stanley

Commanding with next week the
,sstura attractions at the Stanley Thea
trs viii be changed twice a week. the
changes being effected on Mondays and
Tbursdays. AS an inaugural Of this new
nolicv there will be given on Monday,
TSIesday and wednesday the frst local
nroduction OF the hve-part nlm play
HTba Typhoon." a perturbation Of the
,sUous piay adapted from the Hungarian
N Menybert LenyhaL Il was IN this play
mat Walker Whlteside made such a dis
tlnct success. During the nnal three days
OF the week the Offering VIII ne John
sJy. THE Nan From MsItoos-
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M ldudev7Me E
Nixon S

Captain sorcho's Deep Sea Divers will
head the bill at Nixon's Grand Opera
House next week. In addition to this
feature the bill will include Whitfield and
ireland, in r. rural comedy skit, The
Belle OF Bingville''; Maidle De Long.
known as "The Baseball Bug; Rose and
Gates, Boothby and Everdeen, with a
series of songs, limitations and piano.
logues, and Alonzo Cox, European COM
edy silhouette artist
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Victoria

At the Victoria Theatre next week. in
addition to a complete program OF Vaude-
vile, there will be given hlm dramati-
Eation Of ACROSS the Pacific" in which
Harry Clay Blaney formerly starred. The
cal comedy. THE Choo-Choo Girls" I;
Amada Gilbert in new repertoire OF
songs. Marcena, Nevara and Marcena: /:
Ksyno and Green, and Auger, Tally and
Tom, with a vocal number
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Broadway

The bill at the Broadway next week
will consist OF Stella Tracey, Victor
Stone and George Sphinx, in a singing
and dancing act; Phillips and Newbold,
and Professor Hoops. with his "Jardin
de Danse," in which will appear a COM
pany OF six in modern dances, sxempIi-
flying all the latest steps.
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Globe

Heading the bill at the Globe Theatre
next week will be the Chung Hwa Com
edy Four. The other features will in
clude "The Fashion Shop" a novel idea
in vaudeville: Dean and Fay, in "The
Call on the Freshie"; the Creighton Sis
ters, and Bouton and Parker. in a mu-
sical novelty sketch, Back on the
Farm"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

extraordinary successes IN Boston and
New York. On the other hand Car
men," which the Metropolitan intends 70
revive. was heard here more recently
than IN New York, and could well be left
out. Rossinrs "william Tell" and Saint
saens' Samson and Delilah" are also
on the METROPOLITAN list.
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Concerts for Young People
Matinee Musical Club

The Matinee Musical Club will begin
its season Tuesday at the Roosevelt. The
program includes Haydn's quartet in d
major, arias from grand operas. harp
solos and Liza Lehmann's cycle, I'm q
Persian Garden" Mrs. Edward Philip
Lynch will be in charge.
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Symphony Program

The change OF soloist for the next pair
OF concerts has brought about a eompleta
change OF program Mischa Eiman villa
play the BFuch concerto and his own Rus
sian dances. which he was TO play No
Nemoer % and q. The orchestra program
Will include slbelius' symphonic poem,
"Etnlandia4" for the hrst time at these
concerts, the popular "AIarche Slave" and
Schumanns third symphony, instead OF
ths Aendelzsohn announced bsfera.
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Empire

Dave Marion, successful song writer
and publisher who invariably writes all
OF his own songs and musical numbers,
will be at the Empire next week
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PINE VALLEY GOLF
COURSE WILL PROVE
ABOON THIS WINTER
Ideal Links Equal to Any in
America Has Been De-
veloped Among South Jer-
sey Pines.

Winter golf at Pine Valley! Philadelphia
eoherS' and there are some 5000 or more
OF them' will be amazed with the sight
"hich will greet their eyes when they
visit that beauty spot, the Pine Valley
Golf Club, located at Sumner, n. J., some
Il miles from Camden They will hardly
realize that landscape artists and archI-
teets could transform section OF Jersey
pines into a picturesque golf links. bring
ing about wonderful change in a very
short space OF TINA
Flne valley Golf Club was conceived by
such well-known players as Howard W.
Perrin, champion OF the Merton Cricket
Niuo' George A, Crump. OF the Philadel-
phia Country Club; Joseph s. Clark and
William p Smith. The idea was to or
ganize club near this city where winter
golf would be the feature. The club
property is located along the main line OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railway 10
Atlantic city and has been pointed out
as beauty spot by hundreds OF travellers
TO and from the shore.
Golfers In this section know that from
November to May the clay soil on the
Philadelphia links becomes muddy and
wormcast, no matter how much care and
attention may be given TO the courses. At
Pine Valley the sandy soil will permit the
golfers to play all winter. except when
snow is on the ground. and because OF the
condition OF the ground this will not in
teTtere long with the game.
Charles Barton Keen, of the Merton
Cricket Club, is the architect who has de-
signed the clubhouse and locker house at
Pine Valley. Some 600 cedar trees have
been planted around the clubhouse. A
stream which ran through the property
originally three feet wide, has been
cleaned out. widened ana deepened. A
swimming pool has been built, with a
depth of % feet TO the clear, hard sand
bottom. The pool has been stocked with
trout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

The Philadelphia Orchestra will give q
benefit concert for the Stetson Hospital
in the auditorium, 4th street and Mont
gomery avenue, on November 10. at Q
D. m.
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American

THE Blue Mouse" adapted from the
German BY the late Clyde Fitch. will be
revived at the American next week.
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AUTO HITS POLE: MAN KILLED
DR.. G. G. Moore Drives Car to Disaster
After Warning.

After Warning.
PITTSBURGH, Oct 81. - Frederick,
Trochel, 10 years old, was instantly killed
and Dr. Charles C. Moore, of Morgan,
Pa, and Alonzo Rue were severely in
jured when an automobile in which they
were riding struck a telephone pole on
the Noblestown road, near Grafton, late
last night, and was overturned.
The victims were buried beneath the
machine, which had been halted by the
police for speeding. With Moore at the
wheel, the car slipped away at high
speed, and short time later the accident
occurred
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The 'Hazazaa" dance in the operetta
'sari." opening at the Forrest Theatre
on Monday night. is genuine Hungarian
movement. or folk dance. It was intro
duced in the operetta by Mizzi HaJoe. 1t
is popular in Hungarian villages and can
be danced as we'll by girl alone as by
one or more couples. Miss Hajos ex-
plains that one reason for its popularity
in Hungary is that there are always
more girls than boys at village dances,
and girl does not need a partner for
the "Hazazaa."
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Theatrical Notes

will be given at the Garrick Theatre
Tuesday afternoon. Election Day.
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James z. Murray. the Pail Racz in
the operetta "Sari." is said to be the
originator OF tabloid light opera in this
country. Mr.. Murray had his own COM
pany in Boston for three seasons until
two years ago and gave condensed ver-
sions OF light opera.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

A popular priced matinee of "a Pair
OF Skies" will be given at the Adelphi
Theatre on Tuesday, Election Day. Ed
ward Peples' farce continues to make
capacity audiences laugh heartily. Mon
day night this rollicking play starts on
its third week here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

PLANE ST, 217-Lsrge, airy housekeeping
rooms, next TO bath: centrally located
reasonable; under new management
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RED BANK
DWELLINGS FOR SALE

GREAT BARGAINi Ninth ST. near Central
av.-Beautiful 3-family house. price SO. 500
9th ST., near 18th av., 2-family house, lot
asxl0O, price so, 500; 10th ST., near 1lth av.
o-family house; all improvements; electric
light; price $1,000. b. X. JUDGE. 112 South
9th ST.
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DWELLINGS TO LET.

BROAD ST, 524-suitable for boarding
house; IL rooms; rent reasonable. Inquire
FIDDLER CORPORATION. Firemen's build
ing.
CENTRAL brick house, eight rooms and bath;
heat: all improvements; ideal residence or
furnished rooms II required and connected
with adjoining house, making a 10-room propo-
MEIRICK, $50 Washington ST.; tel. 1855
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ORCHARD ST. s-Nicely furnished rooms.
with or without board
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MULBERRY ST, 199-CooI airy rooms for
men improvements; centrally located
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PLANE ST, i5S-Lirht housekeeping rooms
sleeping rooms, single double. running
water, hot and cold: improvements; telephone
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PLANE ST. 155-Iarge, light housekeeping
room. 50 per week
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

1T YOU want to sell your property quick
for cash, and it is cheap, send particulars
JOHN " HANRAHAN. 301 Union building.
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OUTING PARK TO LET

HEIDELBERG PARK AND HALL, Maple
wood for outings picnics aud athletic
games; several open dates Inquire on prem
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A FURNISHED six-room house, grabbing,
boating, bathing. fishing. ]. MUNICH,
Southold, Long Island.
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DWELLINGS TO LET



Dwellings to rent now.
Maplewood, y. J. Near station, l. rooms, $50
month
Orange NJ. ss Sterling av., y rooms, $50
MONTH
Verona, \. J. Falryiew av. 10 rooms, ss5
month
Yeron@ \. J. Sunset ay near Brookdale
av.. 10 rooms, s45 mouth.
Verona \. j. Fairview av., i rooms, SO
Newark \. J. 36l Mt. Prospect av., Il
rooms, S166 mouth.
Newark, n. J. 1O3 Clinton av., IA rooms,
1926 month.
Newark, n. ]. Leslie St, Il rooms, s1oo
month.
Newark, y. j. 10 Walnut St, rooms, 500
MONTH
Newark, \. ]. 10 Moen pl, 10 rooms, $50
month.
Newark. N ]. stratford pl, 10 rooms $40
month
Newark. " ]. Leslie St. doctors Office ?
corner rooms. s35 month.
Newark. ~ j. South 10th st, Sd hat,
rooms, Slo month.
Full particulars and view by appointment
J. WARD SMITH & SON,
$40 Prudential building.
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ORCHARD ST, 1s0-Cool airy room with
running water: also other rooms: reasonable
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EAST ORANGE
CONNOLLY SALE.
AND RENT.
CONNOLLY EXCHANGE

III new one and two family houses and bum
galows; complete in every detail; easy terms,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
Sixteenth St. & Fourth av.. OPP. Ampere Sta
EAST ORANGE TO M0RRISTOWN-MOD
ERN HOUSES FOR SALE, RENT OR EN-
CHANGE. VIM. E. TAYLOR, OPP, BRICK
CHURCH STATION
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SUMMER BOARDING

MARIE VILLA--Ocean front. for. guests
seeking well-appointed private SURROUND
iurg. not and cold running water IN every
room. free bath houses on premises, weekly
ar season $40 without BOARD A. South
Holland av Holland station. Rorltaway
Beach.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

DRESS TRIMMING STORE established Is
years; doing good business, cheap rent
chance. 1902, Third av., New York
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PLANE ST. 21s-Clean. furnished front hail
room, 81. 80; also large room. running water
for light housekeeping; all convenences.
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THREE light. airy rooms. with steam heat.
to let Apply $50 High st.
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UNION ST. I31-Large. clean. furnished
light housekeeping rooms 10 let. with bath
and use of laundry. zsse
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beautiful rooms; steam heat. parquet
floors, real open fireplace, screens, shades,
gas electricity. cement walks. chestnut
finish. The first woman that sees this house
will buy it. How could she do otherwise
A perfect little dream; $500 cash and it is
yours; an entire sacrifice; minutes to train.
Phone day or evening.
CHAS. DUKE. Builder,
2S4 Bloomfield av.,
Bloomfield.
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CAMP SITES TO LET

LAKE HOPATCONG
CAMPING ground in McGregor Park. Apply
12G South Grove ST.. East Orange, or on
property at lake.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
FAIRFAX
and
MONTICELLO
APARTAiENTS


MODERN SIX and seven room apartments.
parquet hoor; rooms nicely arranged all i'm
proyements; Janitor service; these apartments
VIII maze a comfortable home and we can
make the rent a. your income Come IN and
talk II over FIDELITY TRUST Co, Real
Estate Dept, Room 915 Prudential Bldg.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

WEEQUAHIC lTRAcT-Two-famlly house;
all improvements; separate steam heaters.
lot SOXl00i paved street; near park and
trolley; easy walking distance of railroad
station; easy terms. FRANK J. BOOK
manager, 207 Market st.
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LONG ISLAND
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
Cottages for rent, Southampton, Shine
cock Hills; season 1914. ELWYN WHITE
Ox-Pasture rd.. SOUTHAMPTON. Long Island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

WILsEY ST, se-Thrss nice. light rooms.
tfi9 var and gas rent zIa. Inquire p
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STATE ST, 48-Furnlshed rooms. with good
board; all improvements near Laekawanns
station. 81 D..
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FARMS FOR SALE

ENTIoN!-Gentleman' farm. opposite
station 20 miles from New York, ~ Il
acres, planted with all kinds vegetables;
large fish pond; plenty fruit and shade trees;
over IL, 900 feet road front; beautiful IA
families); barn, workshop 400 chickens, 200
pigeons, horses, wagons implementsi price
$4,000 mortgage, $500, balance Ncash;
chance Spectators. AUG. FIREMAN., 134
e. 25th ST., N. Y. city.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME-Large
house. outbuidings pa acres of land,
fruit, fine maple shade; II miles out; best
offer over $1,000 gets it Box S06, Dumont,
N. j.
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CLINTON Az, No 7s-Fourteen rooms.
bathrooms. Inquire SToUTENBuRGH d
CO., 7o7-so5 Broad 81.
ELM ST.. III. near Jefferson st-slx large
rooms bath and improvements reasonable
rent. Inquire in store, rs Ferry st
GREEN ST. 72-Ten rooms bath, all i'm
provements; suitable for boarding house or
two families, $40. Inquire II Columbia ST.
HOUSE of ten rooms; improvements; Third
av., near Broad st. Inquire 81 Third ay
RosEvILLE-Nine rooms, 1-family house;
hardwood floors, steam heat. electric lights
large lot: refined neighborhood handy to sta
EDWARD W. MARTIN co, IS Bathgate pl.,
Rose?illei phone 3o2 B, s.
RosEvILLE SEcTIoN-one-fami house;
nine rooms; good location; one or three
year lease at s45 room for garage Apply
H. M VAN SAINT Firemen's bldg, or S29
North Seventh st.
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH ST.. s1s-one-fam-
lily house, rooms, rent SIS.
THREB-FAaIILY house. with shed. store and
13 large. light rooms; 1913 18th av., between
9Th and 7th SITS; $4,000
WASHINGTON Av.. 67--House, rooms
bath; heat: all improvements decorated;
rent only $685. select neighborhood. oRBEN,
sos Firemen's bldg.
OUT OF TOWN
EAST ORANGE North 18th st-Eight rooms
1-family house; best condition. select neigh
borhood; convenient to trolley and station;
room for garage; rent S35. THE EDWARD
w. MARTIN CO., Is Bathgate pl., Roseyille
station
HOUSE. 10 rooms, bath. heat suitable for
boarding house, several Groom houses. with
all improvements N. WEBER, Springfield and
Stuyvesant avs.
NEAT house, rooms. with improvements:
extra fine garden 50x110: price $500;
house, @ rooms and hath lot 50x125: price
5000; small house. Q rooms; lot 75x15o:
price $4,000 n. WEBER, Springfield and
Stuyvesant avs.
MELRosB Az. block from Central av. car
lights steam heat, tiled bath. parquet floors;
for garage; rent Sa5. THE EDWARD W.
MARTIN CO.. Is Bathgate pl.. near Ross
Vile station
TO LET-Cranford: house. rooms; cleo
tricty; ground; trolley; schools: station
6 minutes; S32. less with lease. HALSEY,
144S Pacific ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
DWELLINGS WANTED
WAITED. small house or T-roorn apartment.
with stable, horses; anywhere In Newark
n, j.: prompt reply secures good tenant ].
WARD SMITH e SON. Prudential building.
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COTTAGES, boarding houses hotels. for fsnt
from 5000 up for season; farms for Gale.
MILO II. GRECO. sos f ST.. Belmar. on
trolley lines.
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IDEAL COTTAGE near Ocean ana Aadite.
rum; pleasant, cool rooms; home cookins; ga
during June. II New York aF.; tel. sgs W
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS
LOANS-MORTGAGES

$4,000 BIRST mortgage ON 14-room private
dwelling in Arlington valued at S12,000 Adj
dress OWNER, Box 43, Star office.
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BARGAINS IN EAST ORANGE.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
MAIN ST. AND ARLINGTON AV.
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MAIN 81. AMI Az
NUTLEY
BEAUTIFUL WEST NUTLEY-Fiye.cent
fare Broad St cars; choice building lots
only $500; high dry. desirable, restricted sec
ton; pure air; glorious scenic view; healthy.
II. L. LEWIS, Hohokus, N. ].
PENNINGTON
FOR SALE-Elegant. large mansion house of
IA rooms in hrst-class condition; all modern
improvements, with l acre of ground and ex
tensive outbulldings. in centre of borough of
Pennington, n. j.; for sale to settle estate;
call upon or address T. d. DuRLING. execu-
tor, Pennington, N j.
PENNSYLVANIA
IF IT'S a farm, boarding house or any kind
of property in the section Of Delaware Wa
ter Gap at bargain prices, we have it; write
your wants sHAW's AGENCY, N. Water
Gap, Pa.
RED BANK
RED BANK ON THE SHREWSBURY.
Country seats farms. houses and every
thing in real estate.
WARREN HOPKINS,
2S Monmouth ST.. Red Bank, N. j.
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IN OVNINIIJ II4NU DIS 7 A4NOI1 To
NEW YORK.
For sale at a great bargain; near large
town on Pennsylvania R. R.; is acres. Broom
house with improvements; barn. carriage
house, etc: everything in fine condition; all
kinds of fruit and shade trees; spring water;
price $4,000; terms to suit: will consider ex-
change; equity $4,000; no cash added. OWN.
Err Room lob, $50 Nassau ST., New York.
Brokers protected.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

THREE rooms al 81 Astor st Inquire in
store
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BELMAR
HONCE s.s Hs'i is' ; ;s@" ss at. at.
Send for descriptive
DUBOIS 4 i:;s s.; ~: 's n. !; depot.

COTTAGES, boarding houses, hotels. for sent
from 5000 up for season; farms for Gale.
MILO II. GRECO. sos f ST.. Beimar' On
trolley lines.
BRADLEY BEACH
Bradley Beach, N. j. s ssas a1d r eDnss
AUTO MEETS TRAIN BY APPOINTMENT
w. E. Macdonald ana 9P city pf Hail.
CONNECTICUT
FOR RENT for season Groom cottage. fur
nished. JOHN MAHER. Highland Lake.
Winsted Conn.
KEANSBURG
FURNISHED cottages and bungalow for rent
Inquire r. TRENBRY, Beacon Beach,
Keansburg, n. j.
LONG ISLAND
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
Cottages for rent Southampton, Shinne-
cock Hills; season 1914. ELWYN WHITE,
ox-Pasture rd. Southampton Long Island.
A FITRNIsHED six-room house; grabbing.
boating, bathing, fishing. ]. MUNICH,
Southold, Long Island.
MARDEAN
Mardean; exclusive bungalow colony; Z
rooms; near water. ARTHUR BUEL, Leon
ardo, \. j.
MT. TABOR HEIGHTS
| FIVE-ROOM bungalows; city improvements
/ magnificent view; near depot and trolley
] $50. PRUDEN, 139 Main St. East orange.
SEASHORE
ASBURY PARK-Beautifully furnished, mod
ern Groom cottage; bath, gas. electricity,
stationary tubs; centrally located; season
only $50. WOOD & STONE, 922 Monroe ay..
Asbury Park, N, J.
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ON PARAMOUNT Av.-House, 3-family. In.
quire 500 South 18th st.
0UT OF TOWN

ON springfield brook near railroad station.
10 acres, 15room house. with modern
conveniences; barn, with living quarters,
all good repair; abundance fruit. flowers.
shrubbery and large hardwood trees; show
siblities; exceptional, enhancing home,
beautiful and healthy year round COM
muting distance; sale lease low rent; am
moving West OWNER, Box AS, Morris
Plains. Tel. 712R, Morristown.
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WHITNEY ST. near south orange sV-
Fonf rooms ana bath. Thatcher range. sta
uonaF4 tubs toilet rent slz and $13 Ia
quire EDWIN CIGAR CO.. zo7 Market st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WEEQUAHIC TRACT-Plot 35x100; $500 !;
near trolley; restricted; two-family house
permitted; easy terms. FRANK j. BOOK,
manager. 307 Market st.
WEEQUAHIC TRAcT-Choice building
plots, overlooking park: restricted; cheap
est property in Newark; easy terms. FRANK
j. BOOK, manager 207 Market st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

FURNISHED cottages and bungalow for rent
INQUIRE r. TRENERY, Beacon Beach,
X eansburg, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

FOR RENT for season Groom cottage, fur
nished JOHN MAHER, Highland Lake,
Winsted, Conn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

| CENTRAL Az s5l, Orange nice large
/ papered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-19

ORCHARD ST, I22-Front alcove room: also
single room; improvements ...s