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Evening journal., 1914-07-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Clerk of, the Peace Harry a. Brown
this morning issued marriage license
to Charles r. Ebbotts, aged "A years, of
No. 1914 West Pratt street, Baltimore,
and Fannie G.. Herman. aged 30 years,
of No 1870 c street. s. T.. Washington,
ID. G..
Magistrate Buckley, this morning is
sued a marriage license to Joseph b.
Briggs, aged % years, of No. 1862
Davis street. and Annie W. Heal, aged
p years, of No. 1864 Davis street. this
city.
A marriage license was issued today
by Magistrate Cluclman to George Hor-
sey. 36 years old. of No. S22 Orange
street. and Miss Clara Gaslay, Of no,
@ Robinson street.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
AT sHELLPoT PARK.

There is no doubt about the hit wlheh
the vaudeville bill at Shellpot Park is
making this week and the Family Thea
tire is wen-hled each afternoon and
night. The bill is one Of the best which
has ever been offered there and there
have been some excellent attractions,
Thursday night win be amateuer night
and number of amateurs will contest
for gold prizes in addition to the regu-
lar bill
There win be Tree concerts each after
noon and evening this week by the
Henry and Young Military Band and
free moving pictures will be given IN
front of the band stand each evening. A
number of special events are also book
ed for the park in the near future and a
big attendance is looked for
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
cAsEs IN IuYENILE COURT.

Several cases will come before Judge
Lattomus in Juvenile Court this after
noon. including that of John Benson,
colored, who was arrested for compli-
city in the attempted hold-up Of VIII
liam Stauiar, ON the Boulevard last
week. There also will be four cases of
assault and battery, two of disorderly
conduct aud three of larceny. DISPOSE
tion also will be made of three children
in the custody OF the court as dependent.
They may be sent TO home.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
sERyIAN WOMEN Will FIGHT.
By The United Press

liy The United Press.
BERLIN. July 29.-Women OF Ser
Via and Montenegro are hocking to
the orders to aid Seryia and des-
patches today declare that women
are throwing up entertainments near
ruboj. where infantry and a mount
ain battery have been stationed.
With Austria moving every avail
able body of troops toward the Ser
Wan frontier. Servia is making every
preparation to resist the advance.
Strong detachments have been sent
to ValyevO and Uzhitza, both fortified
towns on the Bosnia frontier. When
the war actually begins Servian wom-
en- will fight shoulder TO shoulder
with the men in the ranks.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
GETS CHICKEN FROM CLOUDS.

COLD SPRING. n. Y. July 29.-John
Heffernan. of NelsOnville, had a
chicken for his meal as a result of a
large eagle dropping him one on a
roof he was repairing in Holmes.
AS the eagle dropped the chicken
from its talons Heffernan heard the
report of a rifle. Frank c. Reed. on
the ground in an adjoining yard, had
fired at the eagle and frightened il so
that II dropped the chicken on the roof
ar Heffernans feet. AS Reed did not
care for the slaughtered fowl, Heffer-
nan took il home TO cook Later an
eagle raided chickens in Peekskill.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
COMMITTEE WILL
HEAR ROOSEVELT
By the United Press.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 29.-Theodore
boosevelts request to be heard on the
Colombian treaty will be granted
whenever the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee takes up the consid-
Grafton of that treaty. This was
agreed on at a meeting Of the COM
mittee today and Senator Stone,
chairman OF the Senate. was instruc-
ted to write former President Roose-
welt informing him of this decision
1t was evident from the tone OF
the comments of a number of Slem-
bers Of the committee that there was
only a slight possibility that the
treaty would be taken up at this ses
sion of Congress.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
BOND COMPANY STRIKE SETTLED

About 40 OF the 80 young women who
left the employ OF the Bond Bottle Seal
INF Company some time ago have re-
turned to work and the labor trouble is
practically ended, according to the am
nouncement of r.. W. Bond, president Of
the concern today. Mr. Bond is nego-
tiating with the American Federation OF
Labor on the question of unionizing the
plant an dit is probable decision will
be arrived at within few days. u is
understood that the young women who
have been re-employed have been given
an increase in pay and a system OF
bonus payments inaugurated.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
NEW SQUIRE
AWAITS COMMISSION,

The newly appointed justice Of the
peace, Lawrence j. Broman, has not
received his commission. Mr.. Broman
received the official notification of
his appointment this morning and ex-
poets TO receive his commission and
be sworn in tomorrow morning. Mr.
Broman this morning said that he has
not yet decided where he will locat,
his office
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
AWARD ROAD CONTRACTS SOON.

The contracts for building two new
improved macadam roads in the lower
part OF the county, one in Red Lion and
st. Georges hundreds and the other in
Blackhird and Appoquinimink hundreds,
the bNls for which were opened by the
Levy Court at their meeting yesterday,
will be awarded at the meeting OF that
body next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
ENGLAND HOPES FOR PEACE.

Bv The United Press.
LONDON, July 20.-Late editions OF
the evening papers voice a much more
optimistic tone The impression pre-
walls about the foreign office that tho
Kaisei's personal negotiations with
Gar Nicholas would better the situa-
tion. Special dispatches from st.
Petersburg were characterized by "A
more hopeful rone.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
CHILD MAY HAVE BROKEN LEG.

Believed to be suffering with a
fractured limb. Josephine Gareski,
s years old. Of No. McCue's Court,
was hurried to Delaware Hospital to-
day The child is said to have sus-
tanned her injuries in a fall. 1t is
not known how badly she is hurt.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
AUSTRIA WILL GUARANTEES,
INTEGRITY OF SERYIA
by The United Press

~ TWT 7 TTTIIW 7 IT.'a
BERLIN, July ga rumor in cir
culation here this evening, which can
not be confirmed al the foreign office.
has it that the interchange Of mes
sages between the Gear and the
Kaiser have resulted in the latter
pledging that Austria will guarantee
the territorial integrity Of Servia I'm
event of Russia holding alOof and
permitting localization of the war.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
wARBuRG MAY MEL COMMITTEE
nv Tho TTnifod Press.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-Paul NJ
Warbmg. in the most direct statement
he has made since his original refusal
to appear before the Senate banking
committee. telegraphed Senator Owen
this afternoon that he Thought the
matter could BE- arranged This was
taken by senators TO indicate absolute
" that Warburg would appear before
the committee.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
AT THE HoPKINs THEATRE

"'rhe Far Northwest" in three reels.
with plenty OF wild west scenes aud
thrills is being shown at the Hopkins
Theatre today Vaudeville will be
shown on Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day Thursday and Friday nights will
be amateur nights at the theatre
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
RUSH TO PAY COUNTY TAXES.

There is still a rush of county tax
payers at the Office Of the county
treasurer although the rush is not as
great as at the city tax office, as the
county taxpayers have three months.
July, August and September. in which
to pay their taxes in order to save the
per cent. rebate.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
TRUSTEES OF POOR WORK.

Trustees Of the Poor met in month
" session at the County Hospital
this afternoon and approved a num-
Der OF bills. besides taking favorable
action on the payroll of the institu-
lion. Only routine business was
before the body.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
mo- OPEN DRFDGING INNS.

Major h. n. Johnston, United
States Engineer. win open bids on
August rs for dredging Maurice and
Salem rivers. n. j.. and another
small river in the lower part OF
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29

bassy group remaining in the city to-
day He claimed to be without any oili-
cial advices on the situation, and re-
fused to make the prediction ON the
outcome oi the present conflict. He is
holding himself in readiness to return
to Austria should an order for complete
mobilization be issued
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
RAND SrITs Gn MEsT.

Great Councillor George r. Lang
OF the Jr o. u. A. NJ, today shipped
10 Tiffan o.. the suits for the Jr. o..
T.. A. NJ band recently purchased by
the several councils of this State
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
Friends School
FVuith ana west Streetsi
Wilmington, Delaware.

Delaware's leading preparatory
school, fitting for eithcr college or
business. A Corps Of twenty-five
instructors. Excellent equipment.
Thorough instruction. Co-educatiop-
al. Scientific, Latin-Scientifc, Lit.
erary and Classical courses of study.
Graduates fitted for any college.
Well equipped Gymnasium. New and
we'll equipped primary building.
Terms moderate by reason o.
endowment. Fall term begins Ninth
Month lSeptl IL, 1914. For illus
strated catslog, address
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. A.,
Principal
D. s A. Phone sl50A.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
BATTLESHIPS OF
AUSTRIA SHE'LL
SERVIAN Lines
London Also Hears Officially
That Serbs Have Blown Up
Sare River Bridge
KAISER TRIES TO HALT
titanic WAR WAVE
BY The United Press.

LONDON, July Dispatches re-
ceived from IT. Petersburg this after
noon declare that official word has
reached the Russian capital from Bel
grade Of the shelling Of the Scryian
position by Austrian wnrShlps and
the blowing up OF the bridge over the
Save river by the SerVians.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
MANY PAYING CITY TAX.

During the present week there has
been a rush to pay city taxes and the
clerks are kept constantly on the
Jump.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
AT BRANDYwINE SPRINGS.

Judging from information received by
The management OF Brandywine Springs
Park, the entry list for the Baby Day
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
united States Takes
Steps TO PROTECT TRADE
BY JOHN EnMIN NEYIN.

United Press Stam Correspondent
WASHINGTON. July 29.-Face to
face with a European war that may
result in a new distribution of the
worlds balance of power. hte admin
istration today took steps TO safe
guard the United States from danger
of commercial and financial disturb
ance. Secretary OF Commerce Red
field has already taken up the ques-
ton of the interruption of commerce.
He is convinced that there is no ser
ious danger that regular traffic be-
tween American and foreign ports
will suffer materially, although steam
ers are sure to be withdrawn for use
as transports and fleet auxiliaries
should other nations than Austria
and Servia become involved.
The treasury is closely watching
movements oi gold and it has been re-
ported directly to President Wilson by
Secretary McAdoo that there is nothing
alarming in movements now in progress
and contemplated. Within the next few
DAYS the Federal Reserve Board will be
ON the Job and the country will nc fur
ther fortified to prevent any serious fl
nancial panic.
The reports 50 far made to the Presi
dent are chiefly OF a reassuring charac.
ter. lt is stated that the American Sc
curities market is so clear of paper
at present that II can absorb practically
all of the offerings from Europe without
becoming panic-stricken. although nat
urally values must inevitably crumble.
According TO information given thu
President, if war Is reasonably short il
will be very beneficial. Exports of a
purely commercial nature, food clothing
and supplies, are expected to increas,
very materially with the resultant in
crease in the output of factories
The population of the country vii
also be materially reduced. Many able
bodied men of every nationality involve,
can be expected to return To their nativ,
lands to resume their places in TIN
armies or navies.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
TO BUILD GARAGE.

4. j. Day obtained permit today to
build a garage at No. 1000 Jackson
street for William II. Robinson Jr.
Evening journal., 1914-07-29
Bv The United Press.

WASHINGTON, July 29-That the
situation throughout Europe was "very
serious was the summarization of ohi-
cial reports to Secretary Bryan today,
according TO announcement from the
secretary He declined TO be more spe-
ciic about these messages.
Although the administration consid-
ers that Russia holds the key TO the
war problem. the State Department to-
day was without official advices from
its Representatives at st. Petersburg.
Even official notification that Austria
had declared war ON Servia had not
reached the government up 10 noon.
Commander Burstyn naval attache
Of the Austrian embassy, was the only
official spokesman Of the European em-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23
IRyINGTON

TIFFANY. PL., Irvington--New two-famiiy
detached house: Is rooms, two baths; plot
271Ax140; at bargain; near q; e1sy terms;
modern improvements. Write OWNER, 432
StuyYesant av. Lyndhurst. N. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23

FINE cou Try place. located at Chatham. N.
j.; 40 4inutes out on D.. L. & w. II. R.,
10 minutes walk from station; house has
Just been entirely odeled and In Al con-
dition: all new plumbing; hardwood floors.
gas and electric lights, etc; 0utbuldings and
IA acres of land with abundance Of fruit
and shade trees; price 900, or will ex-
change for good shore property. For further
particulars apply to owner. Room 3S0S,
W0olworth Building New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23

NOR sale Ridgewood. N. Elegant mod
ern frame house. 10 rooms and bath; fine
barn, two chicken houses; plot 100X4S8,
street to street; price $11, 900; mortgage $4,-
500, or may lease to desirable tenant. ED
WIN REYNOLDS, 1871 Grand ST., Brook
iyn. Telephone 3SS0--Williamsburg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23

ENGLEwOOD, N. J.-Attractive shingle
house, cozy mot smalD rooms and attic;
improvements; plot, 150x150; cultivated;
chicken house and garden; convenient to
station; positive bargain; easy TERMS
OWNER, Box 499.
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SOONrON. \

3ooNroN. N. J.--Splendid mountain air
. Laokawanna commuters express service
Groom, almost new house, all improve
ments, electricity; superb view; $4,000: only
$1,000 cash If bought now; balance building
and loan mortgage; 20 other houses, all
sizes; write for particulars. WILLIAM A.
KIRBY.
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/ RARGAIN-Leaving for Canada, must sell
4 modern Groom house; all improvements;
IFarage; desirable location: worth Inv estiga-
tion. Ice Grove St, Plainfeld.
ELEvEN-RooM house; easy terms; bar
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AT Metuchen, N. j., for sale or rent; 25
miles out on =. r. r.; new Groom stucco
house, all improvements; price and terms
reasonable TO responsible people. Address
owner, w. T. NJ ADAMS. Metuehen, N. ].
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HACKENSACK


tIACKENSACK, N J.--Fine. modern dwell
Ing located on Summit nv., for rent: house
contains seven bedrooms. two baths. open
fireplace and hardwood floors: corner location:
on plot 100x275. adjoining to Hackensack
Golf Club links and one of the best locations
in Hackensack rent 81 200 per annum Room
$780, Woolworth Building. New York
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RIDGEFIELD PARK

RIDGEFIELD PARK. N. J.--Nlne and ten
room houses, full modern all improve
ments; minutes from station railroads
and trolleys; Communication, cents; large
plots also 2-famlly houses; terms or cash.
HERMAN NIEHAUS, 112 Hobart St
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VAUXHALL

NEW six-room house; all improvements;
located on Springfield av.; splendid Local
tion for doctor; Vauxhail section; will sell
at bargain. small payment down, balance
easy terms. Inquire VAUXHALL Real Es-
tate Office. Take Springfield av. car.
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ARE you looking for real nice home, mod
crate price? l have a bargain, Groom
easy terms Particulars, CARL DAMN
Helm 81 Park av., Rutherford. N. J.
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Seventeenth Az. IS

Four-room fiat; improvements; all light
rooms; s12. Inquire 373 Hunterdon St.
around the corner.
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BOGOTA
RLOOMEIELD

BOGoTA--Seven-roo house all improve
ments, 5000; $3.50 cash OWNER, 81
Mum ay., Bogota.
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JERSEY CITY.

BARGAIN--Private house. rooms, bath, all
improvements; also small factory, all
brick; 20 minutes to New York. W. NAL
LET, 1873 Central av, Jersey City
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SOUTH ORANGE

AT Mountain station, South Orange, 10 and
Broom honse; all improvements: fine view.
1856 and S75 per month. o. :. THOMPSON.
257 4th ay., New York: phone 3i63 Ora
mercy.
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SPRINGFIELD AV., 26o--All modern i'm
provements except heat G rooms and bath,
large front rooms; convenient TO business
section Of city. Inquire 25S Springfield nv.
A. G. MULLER
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LYONS FARMS

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, big sacrifice;
every Improvement: open fireplace; near
trolley; worth 81, 900; price, 49, 400; terms, $500
cash; balance small installments. FIACRE.
926 Essex building.
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DOVER

SINGLE house, G rooms. acres Of ground /;
well of water; fruit: high ground; near
trolley; about l mile from Dover. T. b
O'LBARY. Dover, n. j.
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rNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
COUPLE desires two unfurnlshed rooms
with private family, for light houselkeep-
ing. D., Box 40 Star Office.
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CENTURY BUILDING. 142 Market STA
few very large, light, well-heated and
ventilated Offices TO rent; It will pay you
to investigate. Janitor or LOUIS ScHLES-
NIGER, INC, Essex building.
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FOR sale at a sacrifice. beautiful home. eight
rooms. all improt emcnts; on trolley line:
20 minutes to ocean: all kinds fruit; large
barn and chicken house; 1900 cash. balance
easy terms. II. G. HOFFMAN. owner, Eaton
town. N. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-23
3 and 4 Rooms

AND BATH
ALL modern Improvements except heat; ali
extra light rooms; good location. 15 minutes
walk from Market and Broad SITS. rent, Si2
Inquire Of janltor.
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BLOOMFIELD

BLoOMFIELD-S4.5O0 easy terms; new house.
four bedrooms, bath. living GROOM, open fire.
place, dining room, pantry, kitchen, entry and
square hall, steam heat, gas range, water
heater, parquet floors. shades, screens, lot
5Ox120. HERBERT A. GRIFFITH, builder,
"a Orchard st., Bloomfield.
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UP-TO-DATE two-family stone house for
sale cheap. 80 Treacy av, cor. Avon av.
Inquire on premises.
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SIN large, light rooms; all improvements.
elegant decorations separate heaters; sec
ohd 1oori rent S25; screens and awnings
furnished; 81 North Thirteenth ST. corner
seventh ay. Apply DAVID l.. HELLER. sou
Broad st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house, on high shad-
cd lot, 60x125; every modern convenience;
minutes from trolley; So. 500; monthly pay
nents. OWNER, 40 Sylvan pl.
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SOUTH ORANGE AVE, oe2: yailsbnrg sec
tion--Third floor; O large rooms bath and
pantry all improvements: rent reasonable
Inquire store.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

ONE block south of Clinton av., three three
family houses, bath, electric lights steam
heat, front porch, excellent location; only
small amount cash needed Inquire ALFRED
POPIK, American National Bank building
cor. Springfield and Belmont avs.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

RuNYON ST. 214, cor. Hedden terrace
Seven rooms, all improvements. Inquire
J. DENSITY "a Fairvlew av., near Eigh-
teenth aY.; rent reasona bic.
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BANk ST., Slight house keeping; running -
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FARMS FOR SALE

DELAWARE
DELAWARE FARMS-Large and small 5000
to s15, 600; productive level land; free bar
gain list. CHAS. NJ. HAMMOND, Milford,
Del.
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ROOM, with breakfast preferred. within ten
minutes walk Of Milford Park. Address
FURNISHED, Box 49, Star office. ~
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s, BLOOMFIELD, DoDD ST., 14-Two-story
=, double frame house for sale, cheap.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET

sEASHORE
MIDLAND BEAcH-camp Midland, water
front camp and kitchen, $125; summer
Sites, S35, conveniences; seen Sundays.
sO'DoNoGHUE, AZ West 125th, Manhattan.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10
TET -

~|~('s7-N0~~~0~N@~@9os~~ -~0~~-~1s~s9--~s~.~
nished parlor with refined small Gerrnat,
tamilXi bath, also shower; ali cenveniences.
homelike' excellent neighborhood healthfuf
locatloni ike summer place; convenient to
centre 50. 1S2 South Sixth st. corner
Thirteenth av. PALMER
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JERSEY farm wanted; mail full particulars.
HERMANN 1912 Nebraska av., Rich
mend Hill, New York.
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SOUTH TENTH ST. 22t--Upper part of
two-family house, all Improvements
phone S691-M. Market.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR SALE
TOMS RIVER

TOMS RIVER
FURNISHED 7-room mouse; improvements;
old; Toms River near business centre, sta
ton; river; 7Ox2O0: fruit, shade; $1,000; terms.
OWNER the Colonial. Mariners Harbor,
n. Y.
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At AvOn-By-the-Sea, N. J.

Some bargains. Apply to or write
C. d. SNYDER AGENCY office cor. Main
ST. and Sylvania av., Avon-by-the- Sea-
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FARMS for sale. send for free catalog.
SLAUGHTER & BAKER. Dover. Del.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

u DESIRE to purchase one or two-famlly
a house in the vicinity of High ST., south of
Market st., room for garage preferable; suit
able for physician. DOCTOR, Box 46, Star
office.
HAVE $1,000 cash to invest In two-family
house, Ironbound District; price must be
reasonable. H., Box 81, Star office.
WOULD like to buy for cash nice two
family house; must be cheap. INVES-
TOR, Box 81, Star office.
GLOBE REALTY co. win buy your prop
erty for cash. Union building, Clinton
st.. tel. 2406-M, Market