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Business Epigrams.

Lewis Allen, in the Minneapolis Tri-
bune Sunday magazine, contributes the
following:
A dollar in the hand Is worth two in
the debit column.
Faint advertiser never won fat pro-
fits.
An ounce of now" is worth a pound
of bye and bye"
A laugh in time saves nine customers.
He who hesitates is bossed.
Business lies always come home TO
roost.
The royal road to business success is
value for money received"
A clerk on time saves hunting nine
jobs.
Late payments make early failures.
Keep your health If you would keep
your business.
An ounce of cool judgment is worth
a pound of good nerve.
No business rises above it's source
If you are the source think this over.
If business is dull don't grin n
bear 1t, grin and improve 1t.
Laugh with your customers-neVer at
them.
The man who gets a head at night
can never get ahead by day.
When you cheat your customer out of
a dollar you cheat yourself out of a
hundred.
If you are successful try and learn
the reason. If you are unsuccessful be
sure you learn the reason.
Honesty is the only policy against
business failure.
You cannot DO business on tradition
because tradition is looking backward.
The early word catches the coin.
It is never too late to amend.
Stone & men went after things be-
cause that was the only way they
could get them. Too many present
day business men fail to adopt stone
age methods.
The man who can swim only half
way across the river goes under. So
does the business man whose methods
are only halfway right.
The successful angler patiently un-
snarls his tangled lines. So must the
successful business man.
There's only one definition for eff
cheney and that is-"work."
Push" is the tortoise, pulp the
hare. You know how that race came
out.
Don't bother so much about making
money go farther, make it stay longer.
If you don't mind your own business
the receivers will.
Even the simplest minded girl knows
enough to doll up and make a good
impression, yet supposedly clever bust
ness men allow their stores and Offices
to become downright slovenly.
Don't ignore your Competitors-study
them.
If nightingales didn't sing no one
would ever know about them, or care.
1t is the n~ightingale's way of adver-
Using.
Don't grasp an opportunity until you
find out whether 1T Ia yours.
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Want GAS MAINS
Laid This YEAR.
CITY COMMISSIONERS INVITE
SUPERINTENDENT HIRRARD OF
LIGHT PLANT TO MEET WITH
THEM ABOUT INSTALLING THE
BROADWAY MAINS THIS YEAR.

The city commission this morning
authorized City Auditor Watkins to
invite NJ. l.. Hibbard. manager Of the
Union Light. Heat & Power Co., to
meet with the city fathers at a date In
the near future to consider the propo-
sition Of laying the new Broadway gas
mains this year.
The purpose Of this conference will
be to hasten the installation of the
Broadway gas mains this fall or be-
fore the paving Of Broadway next
spring, which is the present intention
of the commission.
A number of estimates were also
read and allowed and reports Of the
public library board and the city hos
pital were read and placed on file.
Certain paving matters were dis
cussed in connection with come paw
ing recently laid on Fourth avenue
north between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets. City Engineer Anders also
appeared before the commission re-
garding the recent installation of GER
tain water mains on which he entered
an adverse opinion.
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new n, DAKOTA
CORPORATIONS

Thomas Hall, secretary of state, re-
ports the following new corporations,
organized in the state for which char
tiers have been granted out Of his office
from Aug. / to Aug. Is:
Farmers Elevator Co., of Maintou,
Mauntrail county, capital stock &c.
600; incorporators: H. M. Tosdal,
Manitou, Edw. Texel and H. E.. Willie
both Of Ross. Filed Aug. 1.
Glen Ullin Cooperative Co., Glen
Ullin, Morton county, capital stock
$4,000; incorporates: Leonard Lid
strom, Peter Kastner and VIM. Her
mes, all of Glen Ullin. Filed Aug. 8.
Farmers Union Elevator & Mercan-
tile Co., Regain, Burleigh county,
capital stock $4,000; inc~orporators: A.
N. Blexrud, r. J. Dyrland, both Of
Regain and D. e. ~Spangberg, Wilton.
Filed Aug. 4
Olson Daley & CO, Inc, Luverne.
Steele county; capital stock $25, 10000;
Elmer H. Daley, Luverne, N. D.; John
P. Olson, Walnut Grove. MINI. ana
Chas. A. Becker, st Paul, Mimi. Filed
Aug. 4.
Mccoy Department Store, Inc.
Minot, Ward county; capital stock
$4,000, incorporators: Paul V. Nc
Coy, c. H. Parker and Jas. L. Smith,
all of Minot, N. D. Filed Aug 4.
First State Bank Of Strasburg, En-
mons county, capital stock $4,000; in
corporators: John J. Doyle, Wishek,
Adam Kroft and Egidi Keller, both OF
Strasburg. Filed Aug. 4.
Farmers Elevator Co., Of Parshall,
Mountrail county, capital stock $10,-
600; incoryorators: Henry Westlie,
c. A. Peterson and Scott ]. Hurst, all
of Plaza, N. d. Filed Aug. 6
CnurteOaV Fn rDnars' n-Onpratiya
association. Courtenay, Stutsman,
county; capital stock SIS, 900; incorpor-
ators: ]. H. Albrecht, F. A. Kellogg
AMI John Kasper, all Of Courtenay.
Filed Aug. 6.
T. F. Powers Co., Fargo, Cass coun-
ty; capital stock 500, 1000; i~ncorpora-
tors: T. F. Powers, o. G. Adsero and
John D. McDonough, all Of Fargo. Fill
ed Aug. 10.
Farmers Elevator Co. of Kuroki, N.
D., Bottineau county; capital stock
$4,000; incorporators: Erick Sannes,
Westhope; F. H. Kunkel, Kuroki, and
Hector Mclean, Anther, N. D. Filed
Aug. 10.
Farmers Elevator Co. of Shields,
Morton county; capital stock $4,000;
incorporators: Harry Grieve, c. J..
Kahn and Mike Brown, all Of Shields,
N. D. Filed Aug. 10.
Taylor Improvement Co., Starks
county; capital stock $4,000; incor-
p%orators: H. w. Brademeyer, Sam
Brand and Fred Malson, all Of Tay-
Tor. N. D. Filed Aug. IL.
Lake Jaunita Amusement club, Grace
City, Foster county; capital stock S.
900; incorporators: James H. Banks,
H. A. Owenson and H. o. Hanson, all
of Grace City. Filed Aug. IL.
Larke Equity exchange, Lark, Nor
ton county; capital stock $4,000; in
corporators: Geo. D. Roberts, l.. A.
Havens, Lark, N. D., and A. A. Ru-
pert, Carl, N. D. Filed Aug. IL.
Farmers Cooperative association of
Goodrich, N. D., Sheridan county; cap
ital stock $4,000; incorporators: John
Glover. Ed Papke and J. w. Knepper,
all Of Goodrich. Filed Aug. Is.
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NEVER HEARD OF "MATTY."
In U. S. a Year, but Doesn't Know
Name of Famous Pitcher.

New York Times: Matty. idol Of all
the boys in New York, was linked at
yesterdays game by a local youth,
and Big Six never had a chance. A
thirty-third degree fan took a little
boy to the game yesterday, n while
Mathewson was warming up before
the game the fan tried to interest the
kid in the game by pointing u Big
Six. do you see that big, f~ine-looking
fellow over there just throwing the
ball?' the fan said to the youngster.
"Well," that's Ma thewson."
Instead of looking On in admiration,
the ~youngster replied, "Who is Mr..
Mathewson, and what does he do"
This unique circumstance warranted
an investigation. and the youngster ad-
mitted 10 years Of age, and confessed
to the name of Raymond Chassevent.
He said he was born in England, but
has been in New York for more than a
year, and never heard of Matty.
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~TwENTY-NINTH SONNET.

When in disgrace with fortune and
mems eyes
I all alone beweep my outcast state,
trouble deaf heaven with my boot
less cries,
And look upon myself and curse my
fate;
wishing me like to one more rich in
hope, -.r
Featured like him, like him with
friends possessed,
Desiring this mans art, and that mans
scope,
With what I most enjoy contented
least;
Yet in these thoughts myself almost
despising.
HAPPY / think on Thee-and thus my
state,
Like to the lark at break OF day arts
ing
From sullen earth. sings hymns at
heavens gate;
For Thy sweet love Remembered, such
wealth brings
That then ! scorn to change my state
with kings.
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As Williams Reported the Interview
Later to a Friend.

Williams-Well, Fred, I've quit.
Fred-What! Chucked the Job?
W.-Uh-huh. That Is for a while at
least. Teachin' the old man a lesson.
F.-S'matter?
W.-Asked for a raise. Old man stub
born. Finally forced him to admit I
was underpaid. Give me a raise, then"
says l.. It's the u season." a he.
wait till November" l told him plain
~ there was nothing doing on the
November thing. He thought a while
and then he said: I'll raise you the
first of August" THE first of August,
then" I told him, "Ill come back to
work" You orter seen his face!
"Whadye mean by that?" he says.
"Well," avs /, II don't want to take
the high hand with you-but a mans
gotta look out for his rights, and not
another day do I work for what I'm
gettin'-see?"
F.-What'd he say to that?
W.-You orter seen him., Fred! He
hemmed and hawed, but finally he says:
IT'S unusual, Williams, but I'll do it
Il can't afford to lose you. Come back
the first of August, ten a week ad-
vance
F:-You really goin' back?
WI dunno, Fred. I got my eve on
something better. But he's a pretty
good old boy and I may give him an
other chance.
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Brain Exercise.

There has been serious trouble in a
certain school. One of the teachers
said he was no believer in the old
hackeyed system of teaching.
What is wanted" said he, els some
thing which will make the children
think and reason for themselves. Mere
addition and subtraction are too me-
chanical."
In accordance with his ideas he gave
his pupils 100 questions Of which the
following Is a specimen:
What Is 1t that can go up a spout
down, but cannot GO down a spout VI? ?"
The brain fever hospitals Whereabouts
were full of children for weeks after
ward, and the teacher was dismissed
without a character, yet the answer to
hrel1A." !
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LAND TRANSFERS

VIM. Yule ct al. to Jos. Hanson wd n
u 17-142-49; $1,000.
Geo. NJ. Brock to Ida NJ. Joseph wd
lot 10 blk 10 Page; $500.
Amos H. Caffee to Margaret E.
Thurman wd lots rs blk 6 Darling's
ad; 81.
Annie z. blackburn 70 Alex Nc
Donald wd nh lot IL all lot ~ blk %
Gardner: 81.
VIM. P. Lee to S. L. Plann wd lot
20 big 2 Lindsay ad; 1925.
Hulda Hauser to Elizabeth Groh-
mann wd lots 17-19-2O Cass Co.. plat;
81.
j. W. Garrow to T. G.. Boughton wd
lot ~ blk 2S E & 70; 1850.
Martin Hector to H. L. Sherwood wd
e lot 2 blk IA Hector's ad; $500.
II. L. Sherwood to Chesley Lbr. Co.
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him spend his money. That Is all they
will have to do.
This man has the same view of riches
that the Huns and Goths had fifteen
hundred years ago-lots to eat and
drink, money to spend! The power
and serving, the long reach of 1t toward
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What Does Wealth Mean To Youg

What Does Wealth Mean To YOu3
Collier's: 1t makes us stop and think
to see an item like this:
Hammond, Ind.-Receiving a letter
from Greece that he is heir to a ST.
900, 900 estate, Matthias Constante, a
steel worker here, has hired FIVE close
friends at $4,000 a year apiece to help
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the future under the fostering of
science-to all things Matthias Con-
stante is blind. What does wealth
NEAR TO you? What dream of yours
would come true If you had $1,000, 900
at you command tomorrow?
FOR STATE NEWS READ THE Orb
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Wd same land; $500.

| Wd same land; $500.
Kate Knapp to Clara B. Russell wd
ST e TO- of s 40 lot 2 blk 10 K & D
ad; $4,000.
Gregory j. Powell to F. E. Kindred
wd lots 1914 Ell Is blk 2 1 Park ad;
81, 700.
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MAnIS0N

HOUSE and lott 10 rooms hath. attic: all
improvements lot 60x135 must SELL
change Q, lease Immediately; make offer,
QUAYLE CORPORATION, Morristown, N. j.
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$500 CASH, balance like rent. buys brand
new 11-room, 2-famly; steam heat, cleo
trio lights separate porches; well rented;
cost $4,000; sell $4,000 this month. BRoSS,
1927 Springfield ay, Irvington.
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FOR REAL bargains in real estate that can
be bought on easy terms see CONNOLLY
& CONNOLLY, SO Fourth av.. opp. station.
Tel 1851 Orange.
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BAYoNNE
BLOOMFIELD

WATER FRONT ON NEWARK BAY,
l6ON600. including 12-room house, barn and
outbuildings. BAYoNNI, Box IL. Star office.
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GARAGE TO LET

TWO STORY brick stable for rent good
condition: electric light and water: suit
able for private garage, central location; %
Camp pl. j. WARD SMITH a SON, Pru-
Dental Bldg.
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500 CASH, balance monthly, buys a fne
one-family house; well built; all improve
ments; in good neighborhood. oRBEN. $40
Firemen's bldg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TO LET
HOUSE AND GARAGE

HOUSE AND GARAGE
TO LET OR FOR SALE.
House has ten rooms. large screened porch,
steam heat, all improvements. Garage hold
cars; gas, hot and cold" water connections
very reasonable rent; can be bought at
ceedlngly low price. ABS Summer aV.
ONE of the finest buildings for light manu-
featuring In the Oranges; 37x1SO; three
story and loft. Address A. B. c., Box 2,
Star office,
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GR ANEnDl

OWNER will sacrifice desirable S-room dwell
ing; plot 60x200; beautiful suburb, Gran
ford, N. j.; $4,000. Inquire RoWLAND, TAI
Grand St., Jersey City.
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BARGAINS in two-family houses; excellen
locations. BURGESSER, Central av, col
Clinton ST., East Orange.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET.

BEAU FUiaI1 decorated apartments in
East Granger appreciated when seen, As
rooms and bath; ali modern improvements.
electric lights, steam heat unlimited hot
water supply and ianitor service; block to
Grove 81. station D., L, & w. r. r. orange
cars Mt corner: rents s25 to SIS Apply TO
.IANfTOR, "a Main st
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$4,000. 5000 CASH; large lot, new rooms;
improvements; open fireplace, shower bath
attractive home. DUKE. Builder 2S4 Bloom
field aV., Bloomfield.
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LOANS-MORTGAGES
License No. %.

License No. 22.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Kean Bldg, 100 Broad ST., Elizabeth. N. j.
Phone 1851 Elizabeth.
LOANS IN ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES
Liberal. quick loans, $25 to $3.50, on
household furniture, pianos and chattels;
payable 10 or Il monthly instruments. Legal
rates; no fees. Prominent local business
men financing the society to fight loan
sharks. GUARANTEE the public courteous
treatment and fair dealing. Ample capital
HIGH GLASS bonds loaned to responsible
parties for use collateral. Address
BONDS. Box %, Newark Star.
HAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS, Kin
ney building, 700 Broad St.. Newark, N. j.
WANTED-First mortgage, 5000; willing to
pay per cent, on six lots located in
Bloomfield one block from trolley. Address
MORTGAGE, Box "a, Star office.
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EAST ORANGE "a Central av., near Holly
wood aV.-SiN light rooms. all improve
ments; steam heat; nice location.
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0ufT OF TOWN
ONLY $500. $500 CASH.
WITH NICE, BIG LOT;
NEAR BLOOMFIELD CENTRE.

NONb in.
Brand-new home, large airy sunny
rooms and enamel bathroom; steam heat;
extra large porch, with great big. massive
columns; screens, shades, laundry, range;
hot and cold water; white enamel kitchen
sink. / Will arrange your payments as rent.
so that In few years you will have nice
sum of money 10 your credit. Everything
clean as a whistle; new, bright, cheerful
place; handy to stores, trains. trolley parks
banks, picture shows. Street is curbed
cutters and macadam. This is the last re-
naming house; plenty room for garden and
chickens; 5000 cash and there you are all
settled and the entire family happy and con-
tented, with a NICE brand-new, low-cost
place. l have done my part. The rest be-
longs to you. CHAS. DUKE, Builder, 2S4
Bloomfield av., Bloomfield, Phone 14S5-M.
ley to Watsessing av, Bloomfield.
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ENGLEWooD

ENGLEWOOD
LEWOOD-Bargain. $500; 10-room
house, good condition; improvements;
worth SIS, 600; easy terms. NJ EPSTEIN. 126
Liberty st. Phone 1853 Rector.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

SHERMAN Av.. 1sT--First floor, rooms
and bath, good condition; SIT. CHAs
SPENGLhR, 500 Broad ST.
SCHEERER AV., 127 near Bergen st--six
large, light rooms: all improvements large
porch; near two trolleys Inquire GER
HARDT, 29s Elm st.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

-FOUR and five rooms; large. light. airy; low
rent; all Improvements; seven minutes from
Broad and Market. SO Shipman, near
Court ST.
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OWNER going abroad; will sacrifice fine old
Dutch colonial house; IA room, three BATH
beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, open fire.
places, steam heat, electric lights telephones
fine lawns; fruit and shade trees; new stable
and garage; five acres; 1900 feet frontage
New York. M NJ. w. 3S4 Herald.
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BROAD ST. 1120-Nicelv furnished roois.
private for two. also two or three bfighls
unfurnshea rooms. -
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VERY fine two-famly house; newly painted:
well rented; Lleweliyn Park; lot
30x200 separate entrances and steam heat
ers; $500; terms can be arranged. Il. w.
MARTIN CO.. Is Bathgate pl.. Newark.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-New 3-family house, II rooms,
tiled baths, front and rear porehes; dec
GRATED and painted throughout; separate en-
frances for second and third floors: all rent
ed; located on Hawthorne av.; convenient to
trolley line and school; must be sold quick;
a small amount of cash will secure the house;
buy direct from me and save agents COM
mission Address CONVENIENT, Box 81.
Star Office.
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CENTRE ST, 10. opp. tubes-Large, pleas.
reasonable.
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FIVE-ROOM fat corner Sixteenth av and
Twenty first St., all impts; SIC. Inquire
HECKER'S Grocery Store on corner.
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EAGLES ST, 12--Large housekeeping aud
sleeping rooms; all improvements.
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EAST ORANGE
BARGAINS IN EAST ORANGE.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
MAIN ST. AND ARLINGTON AV.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

APARTMENT, "a Stirling st.-Six rooms,
bath pantry; steam heat, hot water sup
ply; janitor service; five minutes from Broad
and Market sts.; ready for occupation DC
tober list WILLIAM S. ROSENSTRAUCH,
90 Clinton st.
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FOR CoLoRED-Edgerton terrace East Or
onge--Fonr rooms. bath, water S11
monthly. Inquire % Edgerton terrace or
phone Market s492.
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EAST ORANGE, William st. 42-Modern
apartment; rooms. bath; steam; improve
ments; select neghborhood; near trains and
trolleys; reasonable
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT and vegetable market for sale. with
or without horse, wagon and machinery:
owner going in wholesale business. Address
MARKET, Box 90 Star office.
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EAST ORANGE South Grove St. 2O4-Flve-
room nat; all improvements; be rented
Tor S17; near Central aN.
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CLAY ST. 40, near Lackawanna-pIeaS
sonable 3lsss
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FARMS FOR SALE


POULTRY FARM BARGA1Ns-Eighta acres;
new flve-room bungalow outbuildings fine
level land; near school; trael1less trolley;
49, 200 Four acres: good eght-room house,
large barns and poultry houses; Insured for
$4,000; macadam road; near villagei 50, 500;
both easy terms. sAMMIS & ROGERS,
Someryille n. j.
Lackawanna r. r.; 10 acres good land;
beautiful trees; delightful small pond and
water falls; splendid 12-room house, baths.
steam heat, large porch; chicken houses Ice
house; a bargain at $4,000. EUGENE V.
WELSH, opposite Lackawanna station, Nor
ristown, N. j.
SOUTH JERSEY TARMs-Ten acres good
land, $500; can be paid weekly or monthly;
20 minutes from Milmay N. j.. land high
information call GlEsE. 142 Market st.,
city.
ACRES good soil: broom house barn,
hennery, fruit; 81, 200. SP1NGARN REALTY
CO., Springarn Bldg. top floor 1ss Market st.
FARMS my speciality; all kinds: state your
wants. For free catalogue, II. MATTHEW'S.
1922 Ocean av.. Lakewood N. ].
VILLAGE GARDEN FARM, 60 acres; sacri-
flee sale. Box So, Osborn Bridge, N. Y.
barn fruit; $4,000. Box 4S1, Toms River,
N. J.
FLORIDA
FOR SALE--3,000 acres. thirty miles east
of Pensacola. Fla; gulf; only So ad-
Joining lands retailing $50 to SEQ. KNOB
LAUGH, S24 Otis Bldg, Chicago
FARMS WANTED
WANTED-Chicken farm. with good house
and store attached; reasonable; one to three
acres ground: water in house; fruit trees
hennerles, ETC.: near schools and churches.
Particulars, RYAN. so Franklin ST., city.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
TO LET

BROAD ST. 372-374--Two and three con
Meeting rooms; complete for housekeeping:
single rooms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-16

EAST ORANGE-New, very select apart-
ment upper floor OF two-famlly house; 8
light, cheerful rooms, all sun parlors; sepa-
rate entrance; steam heat; % Glenwood pl
west Of Prospect st., East Orange Inquire
DALEY, first floor, or FIEDLER CORPO-
RATION, Firemen's Bldg, Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-16

CoLoRBD; East Orange. Princeton St, go
Half-hlock south of Central aY. first floor:
Tour rooms, bath, tubs. range: Si5. Third
floor; i've rooms bath. range tubs; SIG KEYS
at store, 30 Princeton st. +. W SHOWER,
275 Mulberry st.