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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1920.
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INTEREST LIGHT IN
TUESDAY PRIMARY
t - -
llolli I'di'llpflHiivoFnll Tli'lcelH
PlchPrt.nl. Vnofflpliil Cnn.
TfilltloilH,
opposition tn a, o, v,
Thompson Hernia Tlclol imil
Many Close OodIcsIh
Miy Ito Seen.
Tiicnlfiy will lie primary il,iv llirmuli.
nut New York Hint". lhl M
pn will t open from 3 tn 0 J. M, All
rniolleil voters nmy exprenri their choice
fop party cnndlilntes.
Not In yenrs linn Ittrro lrrn so llttln
tf'neml Inlncst In n Unlit over Hlnte
numlnutlQiiR. TliM l.i duo to the foot
(hot liotli the IlopuMIcati nnd the Demo
emtio orijanUatlons nt iinonielul con.
Mention picked a ticket. Airolnst such
wwtlditteit ft flirht 1 mndo only In tlio
In e of treincndmiH odds,
in t tin IKipuIjIIcaii rsnltfl there In a
templets opposition ticket, led tiy Htnla
! ntor CIupwu V. Thompson ot T.oclt
r with (tin rxceptlon n( candidates
t iho nomination for Attorney Oeiieral
mi' r'tnto Knrrlnrer and Murvoyor.
Tim Ieniicniis huvo only ono Htntf
v id.t "lnurnKiiL" wiiitldatP, Mayor
oeorcf It. I.unn of Bchenertmly, runnlnr
fei I'm lulled Htntes Hetmto nomination
nint I.loiit.-Oov. Hurry L'. Wullter.
l.unn HAH made nn mrurcmlt'o tlithd
i.ramlinjr Charles l Murphy nn an nn
trtii boss, hut awn IiIh closest frlntrtn
imIHo ho linn no rhannt, nlthuuih Ills
wime nppoui'H on tlio bnllot before tlmt
ef Waiuer.
Ileiiiilillonii Ticket.
Hie llepubllcsn ticket picked nt Mm
convention, with tlio mimes of thu "In
w.'ii'.ri" cnmlliMteii for nomination Col
umn; tlio "vnnvMitUm" candidate In
t ich esse, la;
OovcrnorNntliAii U Miller of Onon
data, UcorKo 1'', Thompson of Nlecurn,
Umtenunt-flovernor- Jeremla Wood
o) Nassau, William M. llonneti of Now
Uik.
Secretary nt State John J. l.in of
. Yorl., ltobcrt II. 1-nwsou, Kings,
'oniptrolfor Jnmos A, Wendell,
Vontsonicry ; William l.lebcrmann,
Klniis.
Treasurer N. Monroo Marshall,
J finklln : Theodore II, Ilnylor, Now
York; John V. Donohue, Putnam,
utorney-Onernl -Chatle U. Newton
ir Livingston.
btito Engineer and Hurvuj or Frank
M, Williams, OrniiRC.
-Aoclnto Judges of tho Court of Ap
peals Hmory A. Chase, of llrcene and
I'reJcrlcli U. Crane of Kings. Two arc
to be voted for and there In no opposi
tion to the convention choice.
United State Hrnator James W.
Wadiwuith, Jr., Livingston; Klla A.
))oole, Kings; Hcorge Henry Piiyno, Tho
lironx.
No rlAlmn of letoiy over fornifr
.IuJko Miller mo iimdo by PenAtor
Thonnon or i. friends, alttiouiih they
lira lioicful of 'ulnR better than Allot-ii-Gcnornl
Morton II. Lewis did' run
imis HRAlnit Uov. Charlrn S, Whitman
to s'fars uso. Tlio total primary vote
then was 414,350 ; divided, 295,171 for
Whitman and 118,879 for Lewis, An
J.'ivl. tlien did on his aide WllllAm
Harm, tl'llllani U WaJtl,. Jacob A. I-.lv-Ineiton
mid other powerful lenders,
whllo Thompson luia none, It Is difficult
tn sea how ho ran do better than I6wls,
or even eo well. Ho has tho support of
tho Hearst newspapers, which In eer
Uln notions of tho city will bo of
luc,
3rhdi VlKorous 1'lulit.
Thompson has mado a vigorous cam
fUsn. nttacklne Mr. Miller with ureat
eltterne-s. On tho other hand Miller
.u msdo few speeches,
Senator Wadsworth, whose renomlna
tlcn U a foreeono conclusion, han.scarcly
knado any campaign at nil. Howttvcr,
int result of tho Wadsworth fight will
V watched with tho greatest InUrcst
Wauso of tho opportunity to gauge the
strength of tho suffrugUts, who nave
k n work tooth and mill against lil-n.
In addition to this opposition Wuds
forth has had the active enmity of tho
Anti-Saloon League as represented by
William H. Anderson.
Senator Wadsworth'n opponents nro
Mrs, Doolo, for years prominent tn W.
' T. I. work, and Mr. I'nync, ono of
New York city's Tax Commissioners nnd
t. former newspaper roan, rayno has
attacked Wadsworth from ono end of
Inn State, to tho other and Mrs. Doolo
I'M made a campaign, but tho opposition
)&d not united on cither, so tholr voto
will bo split. Mrs. Mary Garrett Hay,
bo has been leader of Wadsworth'a
vonisn enemies, will vote for Mrs. Biole,
too says.
Tho vote received by tho Insurgent
tar.dldatc.i for tho other lUpubllcan
but.: nominations will bo negligible, It
h believed, The "convention" nominees
In each Instance, except treasurer, hnvo
tlio ndviintnga of flrt plaro nn the
ilntw. .Mr. Ilnylor. InmirKeiil, In flint
lit tli lii'iisiirci- iiioHi', with Mr. Mnr
sliull, "cnminlloii," seroinl Mini Pono
lllir, "ItiMirKfltlt." tlili'd
riiniitiir Tlioinpfon Is miopponed n
Iliu riolill'llh'ii nitiilldiilo for Urn dnycr.
iiorolilp noinlnntloti ntnl Mrs, lloolg for
tlm Himts iinmlniillon nf tlmt pnrly, it
Is understood hnlli Inti.nd u nialtni nn
mi.Iih iMllllil.llUII ful' Mlfmi nffll-.M nn II. n
nolibltloii ticket nflnlr tlm pilmarles
nnd tlmt William Itnnilolpli Heatst will
NliPPOI't llll'lll,
Coiiilnu tn district rontestR tlm most
Inliirrstlmr ono np-Hlato Is tlmt for Urn
lUpiilillciiii iiomliintloii for Conitrcss In
tlm Twenty-slilli district, wlmrn (hero
Is a thrni ronmred contest, Mnjor
llnmlllon J'lsli of Putnam, rjeorgo V,
art'gff of Ornnrc nnd Akin fl, Tnlliimn
of Putcliess nm thu contenders, Tho ic
suit In imieli In doubt with (lioim's
friends confident nf victory,
(Jrrutrr City ('output.,
Ho far n Now York rlly In conccninl
tlm inont Inlvrestlnif situation exists hi
tlio Hiiprenm Court iiomlnntlnns, imr
tlciiliiily In the llecnml dlstilct, wiiUli
IncludCH ICInt's. Oueens niid lllcliiiiond
coiintlce, as well its Nnssuii nnd Huf folk
outsldn tho city,
In the fiwond five tiomlnntlons nre
to lm tiuiiln, Knr thcsn fifteen Hciuib
llcnni mid elnven Drinocruts) nro con
testing Tim Itepulillriin nsplninlH In
tlm order In which they will iippenr on
tho Pallnt nm Justlco .IokcpIi Asplnnll
of llrooklyni fleliili II, iKronir, iiiirioenle
of Nnsimii County Judge Norinun H,
Pllmi (1, A. '(, Asslstnnt District
Attorney of Klnusi Justlnt Ieser W.
Clark of Ichiimndi J. H, Htrnlil, n
Iioinoornti H. Muriyn of Flatlmslii
Kriink H, nnnnon, Jr of lUclitimndi 0
H, Phlllpbar nnd llsprenentntlvo John
MncCrnto of llrooklyni Justlco Town
semi Hcudder of Nnssuii i ,Tutleo Walter
II. Jnyvox of Huffolli county t W. H,
Pettlt of Nimsniii A, J. Mllulirlst nnd
Clmrl II. I.nw of Ilrooklyn.
Asplnnll, fl.uk, Jnyeo. mid Hcuddcr,
lm latter n neinocrai, nro sltlliiR Jus
tlccs. AlthoiiKh nn formal notion was
inken It is understood tlmt tho ltepuh-
lican ognnlsnilon tints turned down
Asplnnll, f lurk and Hcudder.
Jncoh A,- Livingston, hend of the or
gnnlsatlon, him placed his 0, IC. on Jny
cox, (liinnon, Law, t'ettlt ami Muct'rnte,
Jaycox, Law nnd MncCrnln am likely tn
win, fio Is Asplnall, who nn n silting
Justlco hns the ndvnntmre of heading
tlm list. The fifth nomination lies be
tween Mnrtyn, Pottll nial tSnnnor It Is
liollevcd.
Mr. Asnlnall. who Is a Hcnubllrnn,
nlso Imil the good fortune to draw llrst
place on the Democratic ballot, bli naiim
havln hot it entenM there by his friends,
The other tin candidates In the order
limy are on tlm bnllot nro Federal
Judge ICdwArd L. nnrvlii, County Judge
II, J. Humphrey of queens s .1. n, ruraui,
who Is now a Mnnlrlp.il Court Judlfs- j .
H, W. McMnhon, Justice Jnycov, John I
C. Judge, Justlco Clark, justice newmcr,
0. J. fl, Dowllnjr nnd Charles J. Pruhnn,
Preferred Hlnle Xnmed,
OrgnnlitatHi lenders hnvo let U be
known that tho preferred slate here con
Mists of Oarvln, Humphrey, McMnhon,
Scudder nnd Uruhnn. The latter lives
In Flatbush nnd Is head of Mm tort di
vision of the Corporation Counsel's of
fice. This slato stands Mm best chance
of winning, although there hnn been
somo rcaciVn ngnlnst McMnhon.
In tho First Judicial District, Includ
ing New York county nnd The Uronx,
Micro lire twelvo cnndldstes for nine
(upreme Court nominations In the He
publican and Democratic parties,
Tlio Ilcpubllciin list ns It will Appear
on the bnllot li Justlco Chillis L.
Guy. ltalph V. Wechslcr. Morris 8.
Schectorr Joseph 11. Clevengcr. Jnmes
O'Malley, Justlco Leonard A. Olcgcrlch,
Justlco M. Wntley Platiek. Isldor Was
scrvogel, Justlco John Ford, Justice
.Mitchell I Ihlnnger. Henry IC Davis
r.nd Hobert McC. Marsh,
mm simmm& JIsS
far jyrfiii-tMi.t(wTiruif -fSp
NEW PATRONS,
ami liakcd with old
cnttoracri, are ntbered
in (a receive the sabii
benefits at bare been
shared by their friends
through oar liberal
terms,
$25.00.51.00 Week!
$50.00. $ 1.00 Weekly
$100.00. $2.00 Weekly
jfk or our9& f Gm
ufjh Car our6x6 oCwkm HE2
gPfeJXTvsaw Till, B.rKdXQr1
Quebec Canada
FyROM Labrador to Palm Bench there
is no place for nn Autumn holiday like
fascinating, old, French Quebec. And high
on the cliffs, overlooking the majestic St.
Lawrence, is thoChateau Frontenac, a
king's castle dispensing the comforts and
luxuries of Pari3 and New York to throngs
of cultivated, interesting people.
Autumn days, well into November, ore full of
changing color, clear and refreshing j Ideal for coif
and motoring. Splendid links. Fine motor roads
via Albany and Montreal or thru Maine.
Rcservation$ tor late September and
October should be made now.
CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS
1231 Broadway, New York, or
' CHATEAU FROtrTENAC, Quibw, Csnwls.
m Snln nf lliv lm
Complete i llll
II "mi" II VZU
m
Bedroom Suits
Vrfin Quflltil fvr four I'um
WOO Am, Wilnut itOOQ AO
QuenAnnr . $AVO,iV
M50 Am, Walnut 017 Q7
Colonial
$575 Am, Wilnut
Colonial . ,
W Am, Walnut
Queen Anne
$750 Milwfliny
Queen Anne
J&OO American
Walnut 4 Toil .
937 Mahogany
Queen Anne
$MM American I ion An
Walnut bull XVI M JV.O
Dining Room Suits
I'rUn QitvM for t'w J'ecei,
J350 Coldrn Oak 4070 f.n
Queen Anne pAO.O
JjlSOMaliopny 3497
SeSr041 459.49
$7110 American
Walnut Mm
$1000 Mahogany
434.24
524.74
599.89
639.89
749.24
558.49
797.67
999.89
1 IcpplcwMte.
$1377 Mahogany
Reniluince.
JIC85 American 1 'lA.n OA
Wal.llepplevliite I Dn.ln
J237S American OQ70 AO
Wat. Italian ,.lOV.nV
Living Room Suits
VrUtt Pimled vr Ihm I'lttri,
,SUt,,;r ,--.$1 98.89
cT.Vc," 339.67
$525 Cane Velotir
Suit
$550 Leather
Suit
$750 Cane Tap
ed ry Suit
$795 Tspeitry
Suit
J10S0 Velour
Suit , . .
J1I0O Tapestry
Suit
419.74
437.24
599.34
634.98
837.87
879.49
The amazinfr bargains in this great sale are inducing our customers to
buy their needs for the entire year. The enthusiastic crowds visiting our
three great stores are acclaiming this the greatest furniture sale ever held
in New York. Our 36 departments are offering every household need at
startlingly low prices. Kindly come mornings to avoid the afternoon crowds.
Purchases Made. Now Will Be Stored FREE OF CHARGE Until You Are Ready for Them.
Corlaimis
$0,50 Croii Stripe . $4,9A
$8,00 Croii Stripe CM
$10.00 Crou Striper,.. . H.50
Dutch Scrim Curtains
$7,50-3 I'iecei -ready to
liann $5,98
$9,00-3 I'iecei ready to.
. . . i.ri
Ml
9x12 BruBsols
4475
Cstliiirrrrdlt , ,
In s vsrlftycf liesutlfiildealrns,
Rag JlugH
18x36., 59c 27x54, 2.30
25x50, 2.101 36x72, 3.49
Floor
Oil
tali
SSq.Yd
Csih or Credit.
Heavy Felt Base
A Variety of Neat
Patterns.
'in ,
I t Mi ' !
American Walnut Queen Anne Bedroom Suit Four Pieces
IHnM nrpsrstnly If uestrisl.)
Dlir.HHr.ii. nrgiiisriTU'osimi.. .
Sowing Mnchino
The Union
SO-Vrsr (litsrsiilc.
29.50
( jnhorCrf Jll.
I'hr draws; PrDvlnwl
inulfl, Msdn by tho Nnw
IIiiiiri Hewing Msrbluii
Company.
cilll'i'oiioUK, Jii-tuUr lTicolian ..
TOILETTAIII.K. ifcffniar I'rlcslMa. .
nil U, iifKuur rn-("ji.n
PailJor 1 1
SS.S9 ll'eeto
IlKI. I'lkc SHOD
398.49
Cuh nr Crrdll.
IHHK
Bath Touch
Reg. $4.50 per ilo $3.50
Rcr, $6.00 per do . 4,75
Reg. $8.00 per dor G.50
Reg. $10,50 per do . 9,00
Hemmed Sheets
8U90 2.9
Pillow Cases
50x36 . . 89e
Blaofcefts
50i72 Fleece Blankets 3,25
5472 rieece lllanseti . 3.50
(Ml Fleece Blankets 3.85
6I76 Fleece Blankets 4.50
Snlo of
LUDWIG BAUMANN
Welcomes New Accounts
Wo want you to feel at liberty to
como to ub with your homo outfitting
problems. VVo hnvo furnished tho
homes of millions of satisfied cus
tomers. That is your guarantee of
fair dealing and honest merchandise.
You need not have the ready
cash, nor need you disturb
your savings. Select whatever
you want, pay a few dollars
clownyour purchase will be
delivered promptly then pay
the balance in small weekly or
monthly payments.
No matter what your incomo in Ludwig
Bnumnnn will extond you all the credit
you need to furnish your homo complete.
w 1 I 5 Sf' -ft. '
j ! 1 ! jwlgP.
f-TTT ''' j
Bed
. Enamel llran Wood
$22 Mnamel lied $14.89
$33 F.namfl Hal 24J9
$33 Brail Bed, Rib.Llffct 25.49
$45 Brass lied, bright fin. 29.89
$40 Ursn 13rd . 31,49
$45 l-namel Wood Bed.
full tire . 35,(7
$55 Golden Oak Wood
lied, lull sue . 42.98
1 Sale of W
11784
Single
Pio.rna
Bed Room Pieces
$29,24
29,89
30,49
39.74
39.97
53.89
64.34
87.67
$10 Golden Oak
Chiffonier
$45 American Wal,
Toilet Table
$.19 Golden 0.ik
Drener
$50 Enamel
Dreiser .
$50 Golden Oak
I'rlncesa Uresser.
$C9 Ivory
Chiffonier
$80 American Wal,
Dreiser
$110 Ivor
Chlflorol
Dining Room Pieces
$14.74
19.49
39.89
43.74
58.98
63.24
67.69
74.49
99.67
Living l(oom Pieces
$13.98
. 18.34
23.94
27.49
31.89
39.67
54.24
$21 Jacobean Oak
Serving I able
$25 Jacobean Oak
Serving Table
$50 Golden Oak
Buffet
$55 Golden Oak
China Cloiet
$75 Golden Oak
tluflct . ,
$80 Golden Oak
nutlet . ,
$85American'Wtir
Chins Closet , ,
$95 American VIA
Chins Closet j
$125 Amnion
Wal, Dulfet ,
$18 Fumed Oak
Chair. . . .
$24 Rocker,
Maliogany fuii'JIi
$30 Mahogany
Chair
eitry Arm CI
$35 Mahoginv'Tap.
estry Arm C liiur
$40 Tspeitry
Arm Rocker .
$50 Imit, Leather
Rocker, Mali, fin.
$70 Tapestry
Arm Chair .
Ludwig Baumann's
Liberal Credit Terms
AaounUOpcned $5 q faQQQ
.$ .50 a Week
51.00 n "
..r. $1.50 a "
, $3.00 a "
$3.50 a "
$4.50 a "
$7.50 a "
LARGER AMOUNTS IX PROPORTION
Our Credit Requires No Extra Charges.
No Interest Added.
On $ 35 Purchase
On$ 75
On $100
On $200
On $250
On $300
On ($500
Voir may open an account with a smile sale article
or as many as you want at the sale prices.
Mahoftanu Adam Dinini Room Suit Four Pieces
ir.lmlrnt.) l'sv for this Hi
iT. Ill!l M ITKVIl,"
eJIUN'A (M.OHET. Hntuliur rrlrolllS.
PoMsrpsntelyl
(SoM 1
JIUKFI'.
K.XTKN'HION TAI1UC. Ki-HUlar ITIco SUA
HKIIVI.N'UTAUU'., Itwil.r l'rlco $SO .
AiiUllWrrklv,
.107.;"
M.II7
73.711
:n.t) 1
mm: chair.
Kach, res, pries 122.
aiim niAirt,
KtK.I'rlcs3U.. .
15.98
23.79
lies, l'tlic SUU
298.68
Csih nr t'rrdlt.
sak oj Hoosef eiriiiiislhiogs
You way open an sivnunt nr InvlwlHn youripuri' lmn nny of ilico
lisrgslnn at the. Mix price.
SHOO
No. 6
4 Sewed
Corn
Broom
No. 2 -Tpj:
Coffee
Mill
Ml
f 1.1 B
' i hi H
,$100
While,
Enaricl
1 tt f. .
iwefitfcnc
Cabinet
'.4.
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u
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no s na as las!
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I t'l 1 ! :' . I ' !' . ,7T"ff- U lr. - MTI
3-ROOM $
OUTFIT
Pay tor il il.&O Weekly
269
4-ROOM
OUTFIT
Vav for it ts Wctklu
3-room $An
OUTFIT ODD
OF" PERIOD FURNlTLfRE
ray (or it S Wttklu
4-ROOM
OUTFIT
OF PERIOD FURNITURE
JJJ
Pau for U lit WttUv
1 o,rv
Speti,I Sale of "
Cabinets for c
Vidrola VIII i
In Golden Oak
15.50 j cj
' Genuine Broun Spanish Leather 'Lleins Room Suit Three Pieces
Mahogany finish framei. An exceptionally handsome uit. There are 324 other
in this isle, each one just ai great a bargain as the one illustrated
lice. Trice SJ10.
nuts
Furni-
assort-
Viclrolas, Grajonolas & Sttpcrioncs
From $25 to $300
Columbia
Grafonola
In Walnut or Ma
hogany, with Non
Pet Automatic Btop
$120
ray for It S12 Down
and Sl.AO W'wldl'.
Wo havo complotfl 11
brarlra of Piano Holls
nnd Vlcto;, Colum.
and Emrrson lloo
onlD, nhtch can be
charirod to your ac
count nt tbo rcsrular
cash prices.
We specialize in Grand Rapids Period 1
4ni-a rrvittiu. alcn will vnil Tinrl citrli n
ments. Only the products ot Grand Rapids' most
renowned manufacturers are represented.
238 Period Suits and 1,019 Single Pieces are a
special feature ot this great sale. Prices are far
lower than you would expect to pay for furniture
of such character.
Suits from these well-known manufacturers nro repre
sented: The Sli?h Furniture Co., The Phoenix Furniture
Co., The Luce Furniture Co., The Widdlcomb Furniture
Co., The Windsor Furniture Co., The Grand Rapids Fur
niture Co., The Johnson Furniture Co. '
You may purchase any of these suits
on our Liberal Credit I
149.67
Cnsli nrCreilll.
if
Ik
3Br
$2.25 Bread Box
Hound Tup.
1.39
... 11
$2.10 CIMa flajjri
f DINNER i
SETS
(American I'nrco-
lain, flrnt hihI
' Ity; lJ plociM.
' Hrrvlcn for 13
, persoiu,
Hrs. I'rlre MS
j 17.58
f C111I1 nr ('wilt.
$ fn3l).llrm
( .ji'oi'rwn ' ' J W Electric Iron
M?. . . ltm '. ",ll tt. In. and
tOO-l'lei-n
Sets .K.IMI1
54 Bristol
Curpel Sweeper
1.98
Ik
rut-out nluir
3.98
8 Piece Liberty Brand
Aluminum Set
Hps. r-rlretl?
8.49
( anil nr ('mill.
si
siffbutch
Canister Set
' 95c '
our guar.ixtm:
No maltor when you bouRht your furni
ture, ns Ions w? you hnvo it we will make
(rood nny defects. There is no time limit
to this Kunrnntec.
Special Notice to Our Old Customers
Tlm tjarcalni tn this snlo arc rcnllr cttraurdlnary im.l wi mmi y'i
tn sect your full shnw of tliem. 1 oil limy ail. I nhitliir )uu x.1111 In Mmr
amiunt nt tlm hI nrlcm, Tlih applies Mlicllirr jour iiiviiunl l imuiii
or If you havo rlotl It.
Refrigerators
Cohleti Onk, fiilU'lnnilalrtl
iypltun traps. Kiuinol llnml
food I'liamlicr. Itcmovulilis
Ira thrives.
KtB. Trice ll.'O.
14.50 23.
Baby
Carriages
lfr sr. Tr. f;
(,'aih or Crciltt.
S2.1 Kcfclitrrators i;.Sn
$:i.l ltrfrlRorators Ul.UA
SJS ItcfrlKorators. . . , l'jll.n.1
S40 Itrfrifturaton U3.n.1
U7 ItefrlKcrators as,(M
CO llcfrlKcrators 41,03
America's
Greatest
Furniture
House
Iudu)igBaumann
Jmmmf Do Not Confuse Us with Other Stores with Similar Names
t onh or Credit
HomKomo
J'ullman, Manl
tsry Upliolslery.
Itubber Tired
Wheels, Tuliulsr
l'lisUrrs,
IIO Pultmas. .
$il rutlman .
."', l'ullman. . .
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. 17, IU
Open
9 to 5:30
Saturday Evenings
Until 9:30
35 TO 36 St. Block 8th Ave.
NEW NIONK NU1IBRR LONG ACT. K 1SS9
NEWARK, N. J.
49-51 Market Street .
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Sperry Gold Stamps
We. have no connection with any other Stores-
These are our only three Stores.
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