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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

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/ 49,
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improvements usIH=# aaHfrs# Hul location.
convenient to saH-. So inquire nu.tar=
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- ~ fsa4. $3.50
afo.T.Ff .@ 80 = D.
+ gsrgpaf Hss.. - .5 ~.
+ proveueaTs. is55=sl 9. ..-.''. :. ,li-
Nc M an "a s44i2r5aals bonn ana " ca4
/ 5aIE in over IrT,Fil5 s. w. 15
1 r.etata f3eut Ts55- - ,zzlf D.. ~
+ ---- z52 ''aza.aa' D'as
liz ba5sa. =, L'2a apartment DO . am
j IsipR64I,B - tzHI sl'. eft4
mau SIS Neygarl. aus
,.1.n 49,
/ ~ ~ IL ON room apartment .n . fam
t,iI!,p, a25s, - f,7ssA - rem SiI Apply
man SIS. Newark
~ - 49,.
20 - =, z.l 559ms5 central iaeaIoni
scIiF5 Il Fp - o. ~ I'm business narr9ses
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9hESI HILL
NEWLY ApB.,.,af. ..=,.- ,..y5z.,
sniles - very modera Improvement hesf n
Ter YER iuIalsne9 . ;. ninss and sszeeus al. out
and Broad SIS = Woodside ar. at giwood
aE tax at PROSPECT as EAR THE I'D
" AMI " MAh4iN "a. is bathgafe pl.f
| h9seViHes phone 5'2 Branch Brook.
-
Five ana Tour room fats with bath and
an impfof eH9eIiLs except heat nevis deco
rated. corner nat See ianitor or drug store
1ilhloh pl-' cor ililihghast-
+ -
/ NJ W laoRNE a W. a93-l Wo-famiizs first
moor giA room aud bath modern i'm
pro- einents; slsetric lights rent So In
cure sM A. v lSh d CO. 800 Orange ST.,
----------------=
I WIHOkNk Az. 3s7-EIght rooms and
bath. all modern improvements; separate
WICK q CO.. 500 Orange St
/ ,.----,----.----,- -
HbNIEhDoN ST, near Clinton aF.-One
lighted all night HINE. 6ss Hnnterdon ST.
| -
heat. electric lights: rent reasonable. Apply
LOWER i54 Elizabeth aY
-, 49,. 90.
modern improvements. steam heat at a Itt,
service furnished rent $s2. sNANWIck d
--
/ ohCHAhiJ ST. 4o-second hoor, rooms and
bath all improvements; steam heat fur
/ nished' 2-famiiy house. Inquire 30 Orchard st.
ORCHARD ST. so-Four pleasant rooms;
/ NaLtA ahu sase i've MINUTES VAIN 70 T our
/ Corners low rent TO right party.
/
40. sz-ao Horth Broad St near third az
. minules 70 hfie STATION; ~ minutes 10 Mar
| apartments steam near, NOT water and JAM
loI se5l4Ge luui V1a1al lnald ae,
| esonnlouat.oust lieu JAIN eieefie hghts. WI
i qeeorAte 70 SUI Iehaht tasIe IN Deautilui
/ 9spauess EIaSs LON anu hahasone paper
entirely ren % Inquire of a9itor or THE
~ - ~, - -, e satneaae u,
phone So2 B. B.
| h0sEN iLLE-tirst hoor large. Light rooms
no heor' rooms " NORM ON ST. sepa-
/ no1se on large loI: ! block 70 trolley: rent
| 20 anu 800, mr. bDN ALL ", MAR II
-, A eod AZ hssie Pi-' near hoseFhe stauon'
-,------,------
f'osEA li-l -.h--3ostoh pan @-1amHy, ana
neaters: eiectrlc lights; large lot minutes
10 staI lou rents - 10 So none or can
IEh 91Dn AMI = ~ ydAhliN 1o'' 10 bath-
| gate pi'' near hose'llie station
k' re, LIE 10. Eleventh St l4-Aear
4 fafA AZ hff rooms huo nath-
| s,7I- ~. - -. =
siA Ishl, cnset1uL rooms Second MOOT I'VE
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IL YOU wish to locate in Caldwell or vicinity
before July here is your opportunity
Five-room bungalow, all improvements, l acre
ground, 50 500; 7-room house, all improve.
ments, large lot, 49, 500; 12-room house, all
improvements, old homestead. l acre ground
81, 900; 1O-room house. high grade, all i'm
provements, with garage, S7750. PHILIP
JENNINGS, 1873 Broad St, Newark; Sundays
phone Caldwell, 2f6-W.
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WINDOW and porch screens to order; work
guaranteed; direct from factory. JOHN
TOPP 439 South Ninth st; tel. 500 Wav.
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Your signature stamp. stencils. 776 Broad ST
B0GARDUS d HBMPSTHAD. Take eleYa
tor.
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IEHIGH and free-burnlng coal for famil,
use. pea, huckwheat and hitumlnous, for
steaming; Georges Creek. Cumberland. for
smithiug, foundry, furnace and crushed coke.
y&iail orders promptly filled. Phone Market
4477. 4478.
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DWELLINGS TO LET
OR FOR SALE

PLAINFIELD. N. J.-For sale or rent:
would exchange for desirable l.. !. prop
eSty; 3-story brick house, 10 rooms, two
baths, all improvements; located ON triangle;
frontage on main street, 206 feet; restricted:
good repair; near depot: a bargain. Write
c. II. EAGLE. 20 Murray St. n. Y. City.
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IRVINGTON

| "a. 500 WILL buy a new 12-room two-family
house, all impts., double porches, front
and side bay windows, separate entrances
80 IT. front, restricted section four minutes
walk to church, school and two car lines
terms to suit. Address HOUSE, Box 100
| Star office.
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SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL and IS Berkeley
| Heights Park, Bloomfield; being finished
/ now; lawn Tennis fine shade; open fire
/ place, beam ceiling, etc. easiest terms; 4
| per cent; photos. ALLEN.
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DR. II. TANCER. RoEsTs
HOSPITAL FOR dogs AND CATS.
10. IL. II Orchard st. Pnone 1880 Market
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ALL MAKES REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
" r. GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE SOLD
Rentals SO per month VI. Sold $40 IN.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
= Beaver ST. phore Mkt 4490.
block east OF Broad. doors from Market.
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for Matching, soc setting; also new laid
table eggs. GoODMAN'S stand, % Centre
Market.
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CAMERA. 4X5t six plate holders. carrying
son pl.
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BEAUTIFUL Y

BEAUTIFUL WEST NUTLBY--Five-eent
fare Broad ST cars choice building lots
only 5000; high. dry. desirable, restricted sec
tion pure air; glorious scenic view; healthy
H. L. LEWIS Hohokus, n. j.
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SUMMER BOARDgYG

OCEAN GROVE
IDEAL COTTAGE near Ocean aud Audito-
rum, pleasant, cool rooms; hQERa coQkipg. 81
during June. II New York sy. ;-e~{--es4- ~
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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 il; write
your wants. SHAW'S AGENCY. n. Water
Gap, Pa.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES
TO LET

FURNISHED farmhouse 10 rooms for
boarders or private family. season 800.
MRS. CELT&A CRISPELL. Ferndale Sulli-
van County. y. y.
FURNISHED three-room bungalow. on Lake
Lsckawanna. north Of Netcong. y. J.. June
and July, s45: season $50 aud s7j CROSS
MAN, 261 East 45th 81. Brooklyn. n. !.
FURNISHED COTTAGE 10 rooms Kane
sha Lake, sullivan Comfy: 500 for sum
mer. MISS IEESE, Monticello y. Y
FURNISHED thfee-room house. adults. sea
son, 500; - miles from station fruit
farm. Box 516. Spring Valley, \, y.
TO Rent. furnished. for summer house JIG
Ridge road, Rutherford y. /. Write or ap-
ply on premises. c. RICHMOND.
TO Rent a. Lake Duumore VI 6-room fur.
ntshed cottage. For particulars write ". c.
FLETCHER. IR.. Brandon. VI
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DOGS.

JOHN C. MERKEL CO..
% Prince street.
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EDISON photograph. with 70 records; good
condition; $40. MRS. ROTH, 81 Bremen
street
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RINGS bracelets, seArf pins, from 81 mp for
graduation presents: goods guaranteed. G.
BIERMAN, Pawn Broker, 10 Cedar st, Es-
tabllshed 1889.
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,yEHETRT

SQUARE dining groom table, chairs. parlor
tables and other articles. Third floor 81
Littleton ay.
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CRAWFORD

| CRAWFORD, N. Bargain to quick pur-
chaser; Groom modern house, all improve
ments; on plot of four lots; 80 fruit and
shade trees. OWNER, Box 51 Crawford
| N. j..
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DEMAREST, N. J.
For sale, one elegant country seat; three
story building wel-finished rooms: high
ground; IL lots price $500; satisfactory
terms. Apply to OTTO HEINzMAN, Dem
Arrest. N, j,
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AHTos TO HIRE.

AUTOMOBILES TO hire for-weddIngs parties
and long trips; National and Mercedes
fo,,i1ng cars. reasonable rates; careful
driving; by tho .hour. week or month Adj
dress f26. Academy St. Newark. Phone 1911
Market VIM JASPER.
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OFT OLE TOWN.
BOARDING

COURT ST. 70--Home cooking and COM
forts q meals. 81; pleasant single or con-
Meeting rooms. 81 TO So
WARREN MANOR 677 WARREN ST.
Cheerful large, airy rooms; all nicely fur
nished. excellent table. home cooking. on
three trolley lines; near RoseVilie station:
terms moderate. Tel Branch Brook 1893
OUT OF TOWN
DESIRABLE. large front room. 2nd floor.
large piazza lawns, shade. cog yeQiExt troll
ley stations. excellent table,. homa1ez phone
2s55 MOntclair-
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81 PER ACRE.

$40 acres taken under foreclosure; title
perfect; a double sacrifice, way below as.
sessed value; farmhouses. barns and smile
of weil-stocked trout brook one-third clear,
balauce wood enough TO pay for all o miles
from town Of $4,000 people; Berkshire Hills,
ST, New York.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES
1914 HARLEY-DAyIDsoSs

ASAH -DAH ADHO9d
In stock; only machine that can be started
with rear wheel on ground. Used machines.
20 up; easy terms BUSH. NacDOuGALL.
BIZ Halsey st. Open evenings & SUNDAY morn.
THOR motorcycles for quality, speeds and
endurance cannot be beat; guarantee Of
good service; 1914 models in stock from
5000 up. W. r. SPEAR, $50 Washington St
SEE the 1914 Arrow before buying else
where. THOMAS JACKSON. Sole Agent
Clinton Hill Cycle Co. Badger av.. naar
Clinton.
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AUCTION SALES

RARE chance Tor houseBeepers at REDS
Auction Rooms Is Arlington St. near
Market; our regular furni'ire sales each
Tuesday and Friday, commencing at 1920
O. M, are filleu with furniture and house,
hold goods of all kinds from various con-
signers and sold at your own price to the
f~'%t.
PEOPLES LOAN co. will sell at public
auction all nnredeemed pledges left over !
year at Van Ponaks Auction Rooms AZ South
Orange av on Monday. June 10, at 10 a. m.
EMMERGLIcK, proprietors. 2e6 Market st
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COTTAGES FOR SALE

NATURE LOVERS RETREAT, bungalow
in eedsrs, overlooking the Pequannocli
River elevation APT feet; mountain scenery
only So minutes Lackawanna or Erie. COM
mutation 12c; contains rooms, open fire.
place, rustic cedar porch 81 feet long; $3.50,
easy terms. Address Room 324 World build
ing New York
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Removal Sale. Are closing our Orange st.
ensli.s yonr choice of regular $40 TO $50 ma
chimes stearns. Niagara. Crescent, Hartford.
etc, ETC. at Orange st. only' our regular 50
William St store. HERBERT AUSTIN, 81
Orange St
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COTTAGES. boarding houses hotels. for cent.
from $500 UP for season; farms for sale.
MILO H. GRECO sos p St. Belmar. on
trolley lines.
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FOR SALE


Tor plumbers, restaurants, aeetylene welders,
coppefsmiths, jewellers. tinsmiths foundries !:
also ground charcoal for poultry use: sacks
or carloads: prompt deliveries; lowest prices
NEMEL, So Vincent St; tel. 1O74-R Market
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SOUTH JERSEY FARMS-Five to fifteen
acres of good level land at $50 per acre;
can be paid 81 weekly or SIS monthly; good
roads. pure water. Call CHAS. GEESE, 142
Market ST., Newark,
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EXCELSIOR, 1918: chain-drive twin; has
head lamp, presto tank clock odometer'
luggage carrier; machine almost new.
DREW, Washington pl,, East orange
phone 2473 orange
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FARMS FOR SALE


1000 ACRES hardwood tim5er. white oak
predominates. 10. 600 feet per acre fine
agriculture land. river bottom. no over
flow; If you don't take II the other fellow
will; answer soon. B. r. GRAHAM, Little
Rock, Ark
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ssf.ss-ss-zssaszs sold rented repaired; sup
- 2@0azIsR PLIES wholesale and retail.
10 cANFIELD. 1913 Market st.
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FAIRFAX
MONTICELLO


Modern six aud safaI-r5aH ans#fm.nIs
Haf4usl door rooms nicely arranged all JIM
Fr0vemeuts, 5auzfDr #arsHas. fHHsa Apartments
make fhe rent br yeHr income Come IA and
faik lt aver. TDEIII} Trust CO. Real
Estate Dent. Room o. Prudential Bldg
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FURNISHED cottages and bungalows for rent
Inquire r. TRENERY. Beacon Beach,
Keansburg. y. ].
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NoLL S catalogue OF seeds, plants
free and bulbs. 112 pages. with Illus
tratlons: valuable and reliable:
fun OF good suggestions; mailed free. A post
card viii bring 1t. ]. +. NOLL & CO.. lis
Mulberry st, Newark
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BILLIARD TABLES.


EVERYTHING Fer PoULTRy-Incuba
breeders, feed. ETC.; bes. quality at tia
lowest prices. }. f. NOLL CO. INC, lis
Mulberry st
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EAST ORANGE
CONNOLLY SALE,
AND RENT.
CONNOLLY EXCHANGE

II new one and two family houses and bur
yalows complete in every detail; easy term
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS
sixteenth st. & Fourth av.. ODD. Ampere st
BARGAINS IN EAST ORANGE.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
MAIN ST. AND ARLINGTON AY.
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SAFETY ana certainty you win find In the
Excelsior motorcycle; so before you buy
YOUR 1914 machine ours and You VIII
soon decide the machine you ought to ride
and the price you ought to pay see the Two
credit. bicycles from SIS up. HAVERFORD
CyCI,E CO. GAS Broad ST. Mkt. s917.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15

DGEWOoD-Healthy and convenient: one
block from electric service and school;
Groom house; bath. buffers pantry, electric
and gas lights: beamed ceilings in living
dining rooms; hot water heat; laundry and
toilet in cellar; gas and coal range in
kitchen; newly decorated; large piazza; as
bestos slate roof; chicken houses and ga
rage: variety of fruit trees grounds
1O5x17O; $500; mortgage $1,000.
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DIT OLE TOWN

TUXEDO PARK TRACT-The ideal 1-family
section booklet Il. CROWLEY BRIEN
CO., 81 Clinton st.
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MELRosE Az, block from Central ay. GER
New, s-room, 1family house; electric
lights, steam heat, tiled bath, parquet floors
for garage rent S45. THE EDWARD w
MARTIN CO, IS Bathgate pl. near Rose
willie station
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SOUTH CLINTON sT.-Secohd apartment
six rooms and hath steam eIeetniars: Yerf
S26. Y. D. BuRGESSER. Central NV 81 cor.
Clinton 81. East Grunge
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1914 FLYING MERKEl. motorcycles, s225;
fun line of bicycles, So to $50; big bar
gains in tires, see. show ad. to get dis
count; BELMONT CYCLE CO., 345 Bread
ST. 1875 South Orange av.
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WHITE Orpingtons. Leghorns, r. 1. Reds
baby chicks. Matching eggs Buff Orping-
ton pullets. BOWKER, st. Cloud, Ridge
wood av., West Orange. 1275-M.
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FOR RENT for season. Groom cottage. fur
nshed. JOHN MAHER, Highland Lake.
Winsted. Conn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15

FURNISHED bungalow for rent at Mar1ean;
exclusive BUNGALOW colony; rooms; near
water. ARTHUR BUEL. Leonardo. n. J.
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AWNINGS Store, zoe IT. up: window. s19s
: up, hammorks. 91c mp; postal brings repre-
sentative. FLANlM d WOLF IA Belleyille
avenue.
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MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

JUST ARRIVED, our new stock of 1914
Columbia racers; also the new Fisk c. C.
rim 3-inch motorcycle castings; must be
10 be appreciated. Watch out for takers that
advertise goods at half price, or those that
buy them i'm carload lots and pay for adj
vertlsing 10 sell them at cost. Buy your
goods Of a man that's in business TO make
sIivine CHARLES KREBS, at 81 William
81 sells Pope motorcycles Reading Stand
ard and all other bicycles worth selling. 81
William st.. two doors from Washington ST.
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fLA1-five liehr f5oms. central location:
can be used FOR lIEHt business purposes
sCHELLER, 36 Transl#a 81 3 nest civ Han
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

IF You want to sell your property quick
for cash, and it Is cheap, send particulars.
JOHN y. HAWAIIAN, 30l Union building.
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TWO good quarter sections. southern sas-
katchewani we'll located; one improved
terms to suit. some trade. Address OWNER,
1906 21st St, Des Mones, Iowa.
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CONNECTICUT
A COMPLETELY furnished 14-room house.
masters. > servants bedrooms; improve
ments; electricity, hreplaces. wide piazzas;
large, shady grounds: garage, stable; bathing
in Sound. Box .. Westport. Conn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15

CLINTON Az, sss-Six large, light rooms
and bath; all Improvements: electric lights,
steam heat; opposite Ridgewood av.' rent
$24; third floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-15

RIDGEWOOD - Healthy and convenient
seven minutes from school and station;
house, seven rooms and bath electric and
gas lights furnace heat newly decorated
shade trees and chicken house; lot 50x125
$4,000. mortgage $4,000, $500 cash, balance
easy monthly payments. VIM WEST, 276
West Ridgewood av. Rideewood. N. J.
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FARM. 100 acres, 1000 fruit trees. house
barns outbuildings; good opportunity
price $1,000. s1,5O ca sh. balance eass
terms. r. A. THOMAS. 207 Union ST. Hud.
son, n Y.
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KEANSBURC

TO LET for summer fully furnished Gotta &c
in the Catskills. near Cairo. Address E. L.
COCHRAN Round Top. y. Y.
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SEVEN and five passenger cars; new and
roomy; two and three dollars per hour; besr
service; careful operators. CARPENTER, 10T
BoIleville av. Phone 135S-R Branch Brook.
COMFORTABLE flve and Gwen passenger
pleasure cars: experienced and careful
drivers ACME GARAGE, 295 South Orange
av Phone Market 1894.
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CAIRO

FURNISHED cottage part country home
Berkshire; river front; boating; shade. 500
RIVERVIEW, Kent. Conn
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CONNECTICUT

FOR SALE-Ideal summer home. or small
farm 26 acres; so miles from New York
Write for particulars. j. MEYERS, Bethel
Conn
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BLACKSMITH outfit, including tools etc.
will be sold at a sacrifice. Is Van Buren,
street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-26
COULDN'T MAKE THE TOUCH
Old Gentleman Would Put Up With
Ono Disappointment, But He Was
Not Looking for Another.

The young man had borrowed five
dollars from the rich old man, prom
Using to bring it back one week from
date. The millionaire let him have
1t, and at the promised time the Dor
rover brought it back.
Nov, Mr.. Bullion" said the young
man, I've been square with you in
this matter, and want to borrow $50
for fortnight"
The old man shook his head.
Sorry" he said, but can't let
you have it."
why not?" and the young man was
greatly astonished.
Because you have disappointed me.
and I don't want to be disappointed
again"
The borrower was more surprised
than ever.
What do you mean by being disap-
pointed?" he asked.
"This." explained the moneyed man.
II let you have that five dollars, not
expecting ever to get 1t again. and !
did. Now. II l let you have $50 /
should expect to get 1t again. and l
never would. No. sir" he added, con
clusively, 'one disappointment is
enough. Good day." And that ended
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-26
VIII Power Of Seotch-Irish.

The outstanding trait of the Scotch
Irish was will No other element was
SO masterful and contentious. In
petition directed against their immi-
grafton, the Quakers characterized
them as ''pernicious and pugnacious
people" who absolutely want to con-
troll the province themselves" The
stubbornness Of their character is
probably responsible for the unex-
ampled losses in the battles of our
Civil war. They fought the Indians,
fought the British with great unan-
unity in two wars, and were in the
front rank In the conquest Of the
West More than any other stock
has this tough. gritty breed. SO lack
ing in poetry and sensibility. nodded
our national character. II today q
losing college crew rows SO hard that
they have to be lifted from their
shells at the end Of the boat race, it
is because the never-say-die Scotch
Irish fighters and pioneers have been
the picturesque and glowing figures
In the imagination Of American
youth.-From Origins of the Amer.
lean People," by Prof. Edward A Ross
In CentMrv