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FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Roll No. i475. For grading and paw
Ing Helen avenue, from the north line
OF Mack avenue TO the south curb line
Roll No. 1476. For grading and paw
ing John r. street, from the north line
of Boston Boulevard TO the north lire
Roll No. i477. For grading and paw
ing Kirby avenue. from the east line
OF Russell street to the west curb line
OF Riopelle street
Roll No. 1873. For grading and paw
Ing Newland avenue. from the north
line OF Mack avenue to the south curb
line OF sylvester street.
Roll No. 1919 For grading and paw
Ing Rademacher avenue. from the
north lire of Fort street west to the
south curb lire OF Lafayette Boulevard.
Roll No. 1ts0. For grading and paw
Ing 81. Jean avenue. from the south
line Of lot 20 Of first addition TO Car
penter's Jefferson Beacn SUP. p. G. 20
to the south line OF Jefferson avenue.
Roll No. 1881. For grading and paw
Ing Trombly avenue. from the east
line OF East Grand Boulevard TO the
west curb line OF Mt. Elliott avenue.
Part Is due and payable within 80
days from date OF this notice. Parts
2, 2 and become due and payable In
one two and three years respectively
from the date of this notice; together
from the date OF the confirmation OF
this roll.
Either of said part. may be paid
within 30 days from the date OF this
notice. without interest.
IL, either OF said parts1. q, 2 or 4
shall not be paid when they become
due, per cent penalty and interest
Of eonrrmation Of the assessment a wi,i
be added. and the premiss assessed will
be advertised and sold as provided by
law.
MAX G. KOCH,
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit, Nov. II. 1914
FOR CONSTRUCTING Wit.
RIFIEO CROCK LATERAL
SEWERS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Nov. II. 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m, stan
dsrd time, at which time ard mace
they Will be opened, for furnishing all
the the labor and material except manhole
nished by the city. at city yards. and
building and finishing complete, to-
gether with the back filling. according
In this office. vitrined crock lateral
sewers In the following described al
legs:
tin. Livernois and Linzee avenues and
alley north Of Herbert
No. 26is-In alley In block bounded
by Leigh. Harbaugh. Railroad and
No. 26l9--In alleys In block bounded
by chene. Grandy, Kirby and Ferry
no. 2ss2-II alley in block bounded
By Montclalr, LeMay. Marsh and Edlie
avenues Gas shown.
No. 2664--In alley In block bounded
by stair. Rieden, Pitt and Dix avenues
No. 26se-ln alley In block bounded
wood avenues.
No 2e72--In alleys in blocks bound
ed by Central, Beard. Wabash X. r.
Lane ard Gartner avenues
No. 2674-In alleys in blocks bounded
BY Woodmere. Lawndale. Ferndale and
WOodmere avenues.
No. 26I1--ln rtght-of-Way I'm block
bounded by Lodge. Parkview, Dwight
Boulevard and Jefferson
No 26Ts-In alley In block bounded
by Leigh. Harbaugh, Thaddeus and
Kellar avenues
No. 26si--In alley In block bounded
by Lumley. Springwells. Michigan and
McGraw avenues.
Each bidder must deposit In n sep
arate envelope with his lid a certified
bank check payable to the order of
the Department OF Public Works of
the City OF Detroit for the sum OF two
hundred dollars S200) for each sewer
bid upon, which will be forfeited TO
the Department I'm ease the bidder fans
&c enter into contract within i've days
after the acceptance OF his tender Con-
the Common Council The bidder whose
tender is accepted will be required 20
furnish with his contract an approved
bond To- the City Of Detroit IN the full
amount OF the contract. conditioned on
the faithful performance Of contract
The contractor shall be paid In
bonds or the proceeds thereof. IL such
bonds are purchased by the Sinking
Fund Commission according TO law.
No bids Will be accepted from any
person or firm who H. In arrears OF
debt. contract or obligation to said
Printed specifications In detail for
the above work may be had on appiI-
caticn 20 the Secretary.
The Department OF Public Works re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all
fis5 GEO. H. FENKEI.L.
A-1015 Commissioner.
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HOP FABER
AT DINNER
WY Consecrated Church Dig
|tary Honor Guest at Armi-
tage Club Function

More than 400 clergymen and lay
- OF the Episcopal church, inclGd-
several visiting bishops, attended
1Ylor- Nooifenden cafe. Tuesday
cning. given by the Armitage club
b. Johns church In honor OF the
Nv Or. WilliaIa Frederic Faber, who
- consecrateG bishop coadjutor or
y Episcopal diocese OF Montana,
esday morning. in st. John s
rich. Dudley w. Smith. senior
1tden OF ST. Johns was toastmaster.
+ The RI. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tut
bishop of Missouri the hrst
oAker. told of the splendid future
|nt awaits the newly-elected bishop
his Montana diocese.
+ Bishop Brewer. OF Montana, whose
4,adjutor Bishop Faber becomes. de-
Jared he had the greatest confidence
y Dr. Faber's ability.
1--WE all know Bishop Faber a
@lnn OF noble character, a strong
and a man after our own
&oarts," said the Rt. Rev. john \.
Mccormick. bishop Of western Michi-
3 Other speakers were Bishop T.. r.
Woodcock, OF Kentucky, DR.. Faber's
>redecessor as rector OF Sta Johns
chnrch, and Bishop Charles ID. WI
|Iams, OF Detroit, the latter express
|ng keen regret at the loss Of DR..
Vhber to the diocese. .'..
When I was called to the bishopric
hesitated long before accepting the
1barge." said DIR. Faber. the last
Epeaker OF the evening. IL felt that
might be unfit 10 fill so exalted an
nee In the church. but l am going
y Montana. not to accomplish great
Kings. but TO do what can In my
cor way to strengthen the church OF
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4 dudnce of Russians
In Germany Continues

PETROGRAD, Nov 1.-THE task
4 ~ dealing with Turkey In the east
Will In no wise cause a slackening of
me pressure being exerted along the
(ferman frontier, according to mill
nry authorities here today. Every
where the advance OF the Russians
INTO East Prussia and Posen province
EQontinues, 1t Is declared here, and
- momentum of the enormous
/orces OF the car having once been
lined. IL viii not be checked, even
1ough portion OF the army should
y Withdrawn for a movement against
~ Turks.
n Is the confident belief In Petro
"a that the great Russian army
n crush its way through East Prns,
Galicia and Posen by force OF rs
ID weight OF numbers. Reports
The front declare IL Is evid IN;
the kaiser Is rushing reinforce
20 20 his eastern front from Bel
Men Of commands reported a
Ago TO be fghting In Flanders
been taken prisoners in East
-, n Is declared
0I1cial statement from the war
1ocIores the German right flank
Rfussia, after stubborn re-
- III the region OF I.yck. has
~rnod back toward the Nazour
XuGGians have also reached
- ~ advance toward Cracow.
n they have crossed the wis.
occupied Rzheshow. Dynow
q the war once declare
100 nre rushing reinforce.
.or6 Thorn and Posen All
nee or6 given over TO the
&1cm q troops which are
X onoeod n the line Of the
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srdr LIE Mlts shotnun

MT Pl EASANT. Mich, Nov. H.
4Cs secialJ VIII Boyer. a young firm.
.er Of lincoln township. south o! Mt.
Pleasant. took his life. Tuesday after.
rooE. b. firing a charge OF shot
through his heart Ia had beei III
for month and was melancholy o or
his continued inability TO work. His
wife Wa ont watering stock when no
ros, from his cou,n. stepped outside
the kitchen door. placed the muzzle
of "a shotgun ag1'as, lis heart. Kill.
ing hIrseli Instantly. lie was well
known IT, NJ Pleasant and Cadillac,
and va. a fine man
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inch time" as one Of his stan re-
marked.
The usual crowd of Londoners was
Ko1nforced by some thousands OF
french and Belgian refugees, and
heir shrill cries OF "vive lie roi,'
Mingled with the roar OF British
theoring.
The king and queen alighted at the
|4ntrance to the house of commons.
after donning their robes they went
~ procession TO the great gildsd
|ehamber. preceded by heralds and
other high functionaries.
IL was expected that the speech
from the throne would be brief and
refer mainly to the war and the
necessary financial and emergency
)egislation which will all the govern
menfs program for the session.
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LOSES RIGHT ARM IN
C0RNHUSKING MACHINE

SALEM, Mich. Nov. 1l.-(Special.j
= Earl Atchison. rs years old, lost bis
right arm In cornhusker. Tuesday
His arm was taken OF at
the shoulder. and he Is not expected
to live, owing TO the loss OF blood.
Atchison was rushed 10 an Ann AT.
Dor hospital at once. and he Is report.
ed 10 be In a very serious condition,
there.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
uIGIHIANn PARK.

The Highland Park hiRh schoOI loot
halI team viii meet the Monroe high
school team at Monroe. Mich Satur-
day afternoon. Thus Tar Highland
yeason. having won all OF the six
gnrnes played. The excellent work OF
The team IL due largely To. the new
cuech charles %. Beck Following
h the lineup. Wright, l q. Hansen.
4, T.: Capt :. Burbridge. J. r.; ". Bur
bridge, - Nicholson. r.: Joslyn, T. e.
baxter. 7. ek Booth q, Allen, IN.
The Highland Park LFortnightly club
will give It's regular fortnightly dance
at the Fourier hall. Friday evening.
Harold wait. No. 1876 Beresford ave,
entertained the members OF the High
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SUBURBAN NEWS
YPsILANTI.

Mrs. Lester Hayden was hostess TO
the Huron club "Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margie Armstrong has re-
home OF Miss Irene owen.
Mrs Mandy Arnold has been grant
ed a. decree of divorce from James
Mr. and Mrs sylvester shock have
returned from their wedding trip.
Seventy-ftve dollars was cleared at
the recent social given at the Willis
Methodist church.
Mrs. George Sherwood is suffering
from severe bruises received In re-
cent fall from a street car
William Campbell is seriously III.
w. X. Benet Will deliver lecture
Wednesday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Luther League Will meet for the an
nual business meeting at Luther Home.
Election OF officers will be held.
Washtenaw Arbor OF Cleaners will
meet Wednesda y-syening in the ST.
perior town hall for business meet
Mrs. Frances Weeks VIII give an at
home" 20 the W X. G. Friday after
Miss Doris Bell will entertain the
Music club Saturday afternoon at the
home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs; w.
j. Bell Mozart program has been
arranged for the occasion.
The Pythian Sisters will meet for a
business session Wednesday evening
high school football game VIII be
played Saturday afternoon at Ypsi-
lsnti.
her home In London. ont. after a
wo-months' visit at the home OF Mrs.
Frank BeGole.
DIR. and Mrs. George Russell. Of
Morley.
Miss Nora Cole has returned from
Harper hospital Detroit. where she
underwent "a critical operation.
Pittsheld Union Grange was enter
tanned Tuesday for dinner at the home
of William Harwood on Sallne-rd
T.. l. Johnson has returned from a
motor trip 10 Kalamazoo.
BIRMINGHAM.
Mrs. West. OF Bloomfield was called
here by the illness OF her father. John
The w. c. T. U. meeting was held at
the home OF Mrs. Mcdonald Wednes-
Mr. and Mrs. John Weir and two
children have returned from visit
with relatives at Brooklyn. Mich.
The Rev Banks. Of Delaware, o. is
a guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. Wake
Samuel Mills has been spending "A
week at his summer home la Water
ford
pr and Mrs Clark have returned
from Jackson, where they attended the
convention OF the Osteopathic Associa-
Mr.. ~and Mrs. Harry shouts enter
tanned at their home for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Smith.
Mrs. Nenlen shaw, Of Dawn Mills.
Ont. IL visiting her son. DR. ~ T.
Shaw.
Alfred Lewis. OF Macon Mich. Is a
guest OF his son, T. Hale.
Mrs. Claud Latin ~ Ill.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stearns are Mrs. Albert Dit
man OF Adair. Mrs. John Bernia and
Mrs Charles Muskin. Of Detroit
Melvin Marble has gone to Milford
TO visit his mother Mrs. William
Marble.
Mrs Martin. OF Tampa. Flo. Is a
guest OF her father Eugene Brooks
Bert Peabody. Thomas Hanna and
George Randall have gone on a hunt
ing trip to the Upper Peninsula.
The Ladies' Literary society VIII
meet at the home OF Mrs. Jameson
next Tuesday afternoon.
Ten ladies' OF the Missionary society
OF the Methodist church attended the
missionary convention held In Detroit.
Mrs Deyl Davenport and Mrs. Au-
gust ueinzc are guests OF Mrs. spar
ling az Highland Park.
Mrs n l.. Miller IL entertaining her
sisters. Mrs. McIeon and Mrs Camp
hell ~ Harbor Beach.
HIGHLAND PARK.
The Highland PARK high school foot
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ECORsE.

The Ecorse branch OF the Sons ~
held i'm Detroit Thursday evening
There will be regular meeting OF
the village council wednesday even
ing
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CITY OF DETROIT - OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER
.atrnit Minh n

Detroit. Mich. Oct. IS. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested that there have been filed In
this office the following named assess
Nment rolls:
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Miss Myrtle Begeman. who was op-
Grated on at Harper hospital De'ioi'
IL rapidly improving
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

Bu-ire-s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO.. 10
Iohr " st Phone Main 1923
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THE TUESDAY MUSICAL

presents the TRIO DE LUTECE. COM
posed OF harp. cello and flute. at the
HOTEL PONTCH THURS
DAY EVENING, NOV. ~. at S:l5
o'clock. Tickets 81 so and 81: certi-
fed students 75c; on sale at Grinnell's
Nov, II and Il.
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ROYAL. OAK,

Miss Clark OF Clinton. was the sun
day guest OF her sister, Mrs. H. :.
lanes FORSYTH and family visited
John Forsyth, sunday. A.,
Mrs George Johnston is quite III
The Woman's auxiliary OF the r.st
prasbyterian church will meet al the
nome OF Mrs. Fred stevens Thursday
afternoon. -, ..,i,,,s
Mrs. II. f. White is i'll OF tonsilitls'
The Embroidery club met with MIS-.
I.d,vard ~ (lton Tuesday afternoon
Al the special meeting Monday ever :
inc for consideration OF bonding the
town for the extension OF tns aun
for scr. 500 for that purpose.
Mrs o. n. Gates. OF CamprluEe'
Mass Is the guest of her sister Mrs'
u T. Melleu.
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land Park Press association. OF which
he Is member. Tuesday evening. In
honor OF his eighteenth birthday.
Justice Austin assessed Jonn Beleck.
90 years old, arraigned before him on
charge OF grand larceny. S25 with the
option OF spending 50 days in the De-
the 60 days
Clyde l. Webster. United States dis.
trict attorney. will speak on Federal
crime, at the November meeting oil
the Mems club. of St Adams church
Highland Park. Wednesday evening.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
w g. T. l.. was held Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. John b.
Ross. No. 50 Davison-aye.
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DISCREDIT RUMOR
L. s. CRUISER SUNK

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.--'No news
Is good news" was the reliance today
OF navy officials to discredit rumors
OF mishap 10 the cruiser North Car.
olina in Turkish waters.
Secretary Daniels pointed ont In
further disbelief OF the rumors. which
originated I'm the United States re-
garding the North Carolina, that the
American consul general al Beirut,
where the North Carolina has been
stationed. had sent long cablegram
late yesterday TO the state depart
ment and made no mention OF the
American warship.
Relatives OF men aboard the North
Carolina have. been asking the navy
department for news and efforts were
made today to get into direct touch
with her and her sister relief ship
the Tennessee, last reported a week
ago OF Mytilene. Greece.
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Z LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE admiralty
stated today no Information had been
received on reports current in Amer
lea that the United States cruiser
North Carolina had struck a mine In
Turkish waters
The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

Mrs. John Desana. sr, rs seriously
III at the home OF her daughter, MIS-.
A. D. Chester
The Young Peoples society OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church will give "A pot
luck" supper at the church pariors
isonday evening. =
There will be regular meeting OF
the l.. c. g. A. Wednesday evening
There will be regular meeting OF
the Wyandotte Skat club Wednesday
evening.
The Cass Technical high school foot
ball team Of Detroit defeated the
Wyandotte high school team 80 10 AT
the city park Tuesday afternoon.
While on his way home from schooi
Monday night Harold George. aEeh
is was struck In the face by "A com
panlon and his nose was fractured.
Mrs Joseph Marley VIII give pun
lie nedro party at her home Wednes-
day evening for the BENEFIT ,o OF the
The sunday school board or the
Methodist church will meet "Wednesday
Mrs Gibson entertained the Ladies,
auxiliary OF 81 stephens Eplscopai
church at her home Wednesday AFTER
noon.
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BIRMuNGHAM.

Alfred Lewis. OF Macon. IL visiting
his daughter, Mrs. l. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Taylor are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Luther Taylor at
Flushing
Mrs. Fred Turnbell gave n birthday
party Tuesday for her daughter,
Hilda.
Mrs. Sparkling, OF Highland Park. Is
guest of MIR. and Mrs Deyl DaVen-
port
Mrs. Ciaud Laten is Ill.
The Maccabees OF the World Will
hold "A meeting at the home OF Mrs.
George Ferguson, Thursday evening
A. Il. Loves and Hs -. Walcott have
gone on hunting trip In the upper
peninsula.
Melvin Marble has gone to Milford 10
visit his mother, Mrs. William Mafple'
Us Durham has gone 10 Rochester.
Ind. on business trip
Mrs Walter Jones has gone TO san
Francisco to spend the winter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE you a bargain? Are you looking for
quick results? Try us; we have clients
with readr cash looking for one two and
three family houses; list yours today J. l..
FEIBLEMAN & CO., 73s Broad st.
MANY clients waiting for one, two and
three family houses; II price Is right quick
results assured. j. l.. FEIBLEMAN G. CO.
Bargain Specialists, 73s Broad st.
FIVE or six room house In Woodside sec
ton and Groom apartment. ALBERT
HOEFNER, real estate, 288 Washington aV.
If you have property for sale cheap, send
full particulars for quick sale. JOHN v.
HANRAHAN. Clinton st.. Room s02.
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AUTOMOBILES
MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
OF NEW JERSEY.
as5- 267 HAIsSEY STREET,

MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
OF NEW JERSEY.
a65-267 HA1.SEY STREET,
NEWARK.
We have recently established here an eA
change for secondhand cars, aeliVeIs
wagons, trucks. etc. We buy and sen -.
cash or trade. Also take cars Oh safe loi
owners. making no charge whatever except
ing ON regular commission In event Of saie
We carry an extensive stock, among lheH
At present the following cars when are
Vpen TO reasonable offers:
1914 Mercer Roadster
.5i4 Buick Roadster.
1al4 Overland Runabuut
1914 Lozier Touring.
1914 Havers Touring.
sfSl4 Maxwell Touring.
1919 Ford Runabout.
1913 Ford Touring
1918 Overland Runabout
1913 Hup 30 Touring.
1918 Studebalier Touring.
1919 Barmon Toy Tonneau.
1913 Hup 70 Touring.
Ffat Coupe with extra runabont hoas
Also many other bargains in
- 1910-l9lt-1912 models.
MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE OF N D.
265-7 Halsey St.
Newark, n. ].
TELEPHONE 1854 MARKET
WASHINGTON PARK GARAGE CO,
Paul F. Devine, Manager,
~ ais LOMBARDY ST.
Absolutely Fireproof Garage.
only 100 Feet from Broad Street
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
-. Peerless Touring and Ian
- daulet Cars for Rent by
Hour, Day Week or Month.
gHAUFFEBRS IN FULL LIVERY.
Individual Lockers for Each Chauffeur
Call TO See Us ana Be Convinced.
Distributors for
ovERMAN TIRES AND TUBES.
arTELEPHoNE MARKET SAGA.
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AUCTION SALES
CHATTEL LOANS
PERSONAL

LOANS IN ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES,
n. j. Banking Dept License No. 20.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Kean Bldg, 100 Broad st. Elizabeth. N. J.
Liberal, quick loans. IS to $3.50, on house,
hold furniture, pianos and ehattels. without
removal; payable In easy instruments. Legal
rates; no fees. Prominent citizens financing
the Society GUARANTEE fair dealing.
LOANS AT ONCE on pledge of diamonds
Watches chains brooches, jewelry, sill
Yerware and other personal property of small
size Fair interest rates; liberal valuations;
inetalments II desired. Organized by leading
citizens; ample capital.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Essex Building, Main Floor.
Clinton and Beaver Streets, Newark.
Hours Q A. NJ. to s. 30 z. NJ. Sats. 70 3.
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AUTOMOBILES

SEVEN and five passenger cars. new and
roomy: two and three dollars per hour; best
service. careful operators. CARPENTER, lot
Belleyilie av. Phone 135s-R Branch Brook.
ACME GARAGE. 2s5 South Orange av.
comfortable i've and seven passenger
pleasure cars: experienced and careful
drivers. PHONE MARKET S234
AUTOMOBILES 10 hire for weddings
parties and long trips National and Mer-
Cedes touring cars, reasonable rates: careful
driving; by the hour, week or month. Ad-
dress 1875 Academy St, Newark. Phone 7271
Market. WILLIAM JASPER.
S1.500-LB. DELIVERY cars to hire so.
18TH ST. REPAIR SHOP. $50 South
18th st. Phone Market 924S-W.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED
WANTED-The best light touring or road
ster $500 or $500 will buy; must be 1913
or later. Address LIGHT, Box Sc, Star
Office.
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EVERYONE WHO KEADO
wtA Oud radhe
i o any
ofeed
tn uwohdHk Obuyt tn
Sae coumnsre y
today udwoner y
kind that yunobn nj Blu ha s Use
% miss th h NAL
andat tuSuNyofo nj o 0 Or b lie Norm an
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES

BARGAIN LIST-1s14 Excelsior. 2-speed
$3.50; 1914 Elk. Twin, S170 1913 Elk. Twin
new. $3.50; 1913 Elk. single $780, 1919 Twin
En-. s125; 1918 Indian Twin, s125; 1919
Indian Twin. 500; 1912 Merlkel Twin, 800;
1912 Police Yale, $685. 1871 Indian Twin,
$50: 1912 r. 8. single. $50; 1911 Wagner,
SIS: all equipped with magnetic and free
clutch: 1919 Haverford. $50; 1908 Curtis,
$50; metal body side car. s35; sold for cash
or instruments, bicycles from SIS up; see
bicycles Sc down, 81 per week, HAVER-
FORD CYCLE CO., gas Broad st.
BICYCLES-Largest stock in Eastern
States; Iver johnson. Pierce, Stearns,
Cyrus ETC., SIS up; some fine So down, 81
per week Make your Xmas selections now.
and we Will hold for future delivery, HER
BERT AUSTIN, 81 William St. half block
from Broad st.
THOR motorcycles at greatly reduced prices;
new $3.50. Twin 2-speed, now $3.50; also
one 9 Il. p. 1914 used twin worth $2T5.
for $500 SPEAR. ass Washington ST.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE; best OF condition;
very cheap Call at STONE YARD. Plum
Point lane, City.
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LODGING HOUSES
TO LET

WE HAVE FOR RENT, WITHIN TWO MIN
UTES OF BROAD AND MARKET ST..
THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
LODGING HOUSE; WE WILL MAKE Al
TBRATIONS TO SUIT PROSPECTIVE TEN
]. L. FEIBLEMAN & CO. Tss BROAD ST, .
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FACTORY SITES TO LET

FACTORIES and sites in different sections Of
Newark at low prices and upon easy terms
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Inc, Essex building
LOFTS to let In centre OF city; light and
spacious: rent low. Apply e. H. HOLMES
a28 Broad st.
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HESITATE FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE

SEVEN-RoOM house and bath on large
plot with barn; make fine garage; for farm
in New Jersey or Connecticut equal equity
WILLIAM TAFT, SO Carmita av., Ruther-
ford.
VAILSBURG sale; exchange business
property; one. two, six-family houses for
lots; particulars phone. Call GRIBBIN, $50
South Orange az.
EAST ORANGE
EATON PL., 2 and 4-Six-family house: 30
rooms; bath. hot and cold water; all rooms
light; first-class condition; lot 50x100; In
come 81, 320; sacrifice. $4,000. II. FLOUR
NoY, s2S Broad St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CALDWELL

TWO new houses, and rooms, with inn
provements; lots 5Ox175: $1,000 for the two;
SO, 900 cash. balance on mortgage. P. O, Boz
%, Caldwell, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-11

NEW MODERN house; seven rooms; tile
bath; steam; gas; electricity: convenient
TO everything; $50: good tenant. Inquire
81 Maolis av.