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I_FOR SALE
' LIStERS
FERTILIZERS
w« are headquarters for all of Lister’*
celebrated brands of fertiliser In large and !
■mall quantities. FOR THE GARDEN. FOR
THE LAWNS and FOR THE FARM. Try
•ome and you will be pleased with the results.
J. F. NOLL & CO.
>l« MULBKRRT BT. NEWARK, N. J.
/m S0IS?.®1ETAL. WIRE AND TUBING,
A,-'C'ROUOHT IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS,
MANUAL TRAINING BENCHES,
Y TOOL CHESTS.
' 'actort and mill supplies.
* BUILDERS’ HARDWARE.
BANISTER A POLLARD CO.,
_2f"l-20« MARKET ST.,
™ HOME OF GOOD HARDWARE.”
. BRIGHTEN UP
tn<se stoves and stovepipes of youre; our
, rnamf‘1 the trick,
k ONB-HALF PINT, l«ct QUART Me.
a. ™ your roof, our Roof Leak—black,
mn.lo per gal.: red. |1.S# per gal.: Prlnce’e.
■ *co per gal.
Hr A. c. GBTCHIUB A CO., 1M MARKET ST.
T „™.«.y,fBRRLLA REPAIRING
UMBRELLAS and parasols repaired and re
wvered; new umbrellas made to order;
M wholesale prices; postal brings representa
¥ tlve; prompt deliveries. KUPERSMIT, 120
f Howard st.
ELECTRO-PLATING tanka « ft. by ! 1-! ft.
py “tt ft. deep: made of 2-ineh stock; two
ROO-pound capacity platform ecales, 1,100
'"Jt of 1%-lnch hemp transmission rope. The
STEFFENS-A MB ERG CO„ 262 Morris av.
llt A FRIERS TO PRINT, fl.00
P# type> roller, cards, pins, wood
if furniture, spaces and slugs: delivered any
where. |1. Address TYPE AND PRESS CO..
Newark. N. J.
sold, rented, repaired: sup
pllee. wholesale and retail.
CANFIELD. l#t Market st.
Soda Fountains
IT CAHILL CO.. 819 B. B8d St.. New York.
2nd Hand Leather Belting
2, 4, 6, 8, 10 single and double belting.
Write BELTING. Box 88, Star office.
CANVAS COVERS.
HORSE BLANKETS. POT STOVER
WALSH* 8 SONS A CO..
PASSAIC AND CLAY STS.
GLOVES KKS,
OOODYEAR RUBBER CO.. 202 Market ft.
VICTROLA, with records, worth $80: will
«11 for $15. Call at 97 Barbara st..
ermlngs.
I PAY highest cash for entire content* of
stordh o' all descriptions: also all kinds
of fixtures. J. NKTMAN. 284 Fifteenth av.
■ - ■/- .... - -- ..
KINDLING WOOD—Five barrels, $1; fur
nace wood, cord, $10: grate, cord, $12.
* RESCUE MISSION, 15 Spring st., Newark.
Telephone 4246 Branch Brook.
RILLTARB TABLES.
BILLIARD pocket table mfgrrs.: high-grade;
easy terms: liberal cash discounts: also
renovated tables. BRUNNER A SON, 717
Communlpaw av.. J. C. Plank road car.
CmCKENS.
EVERYTHING FOR POULTRY—Incubators,
brooders, feed, etc.; best quality at the
lowest prices. J. F. NOLL CO.. INC., 11«
Mulberry st.
-JL I. RED matured cockerels, deep red:
heavy laying: Owen Farms strain; $2.50:
laying hens. $2. sent on approval; oatalog
free. RIVERDALE POULTRY FARM.
Hlverdale. N. J.
WHITE FEATHER POULTRY YARDS.
Harrison. N. J.—Single comb white Min
orca hatching eggs, only.
BLACK Langshangs, fine cockerels. Ferry
strain, for sale. JENKISSON, Jefferson
ft., Short Hljls, N. J.
INCUBATORS
ESSEX MODEL INCUBATORS—Sole agency
'for Essex County. J. J. WILSON SEED
CO., 79 Orange st., near Broad.
CLOTHING
HIGHEST price paid for castoff clothing:
send postal and I will call. B. COHEN, 63
Broome st.; tel. *880 Market.
DOGS.
DR. H. VANDER ROEST’S
HOSPITAL FOR DOGS AND CAT8,
k 18, 12. 14 Cjpohard st. Phone 8080 Market.
2 MACHINERY,
WELDING AND CUTTING. *
H. W. SOLBAU. BELLEVILLE, N. J.
WORK CALLED FOR. TEL. 2581-R
TYPEWRITERS.
We Sell. Rent and Repair All Makes,
m NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Y 9 Beaver et. Phone Market 4480.
"horses & CARRIAGES
BtLL'S HEAD COMMISSION STABLES.
& 415-417 BROAD ST.. NEWARK, N. I.
This !* the safest and best place
In the East to buy or sell horses.
Regular semi-weekly auction every
* TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
^ >t 10:80 A. M.. rain or shlna
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
400 — HEAD OF HORSES — 400
On Tuesday. February 10. we will offer at
I auction 400 head of horses of every typ*» and
! description, among them being some excellent
business, express and general purpose horses
Bpeclal attention Is called to a mixed con
signment of draft an<J express horses, that
1 fot Btyle. quality and durability, cannot be
surpassed. Call and Inspect this consign.
; ment.
Wo will also have our usual large run of
•eccnd-hand horses that have been used
around the surrounding country.
When you pure ha* o a horse from us you
(are protected by our guaranty, the only one
of Its kind In existence.
ALL MONEY REFUNDED IF YOU ARB
DI8SATISFIED WTTH YOUR PURCHASE
BULL'S HEAD STABLES.
THOS. H. HOY. PROP.
SALESMEN:
William Parkhurst. William Paterson.
J. S. WILLIAMS. * uctlonesr.
Taney brosT
1 87-43 BRIDGE ST.
NEWARK, N. J. TEn, 4 24 MARKET.
200 Horses and Mules
i For Bale. Best Place In the State to Buy
Horses and Wagons for Hire
Best Equipped Boarding Stable in the City.
HORSE OWNERS.
The Board of Health has passed an ordl
i nance regulating the removal of dead ani
mals.
Any person removing or ordering the re
> moval of animals without a permit, accord
ing to this ordinance. Is subject to $50 fine
or ten days In jail. «a.
I am the only one having authority to
fc » remove dead animals without a permit.
HENRY FORBELL.
Telephones: Contractor.
4868 Market or 8414 Market.
I pay the highest cash price.
At the Railroad Stables *
312-314 E. 49th, N. Y. City
600—HORSES AND MARES—600.
These are the last and best of our stock;
all young and In good condition; from $40
up. Also several heavy teams used for haul
lug sand. Will ship horses free and give
fifteen days’ trial. See foreman.
WE HAVE largest stock of truaKs and
wagons that we ever had on hand; we will
sell reasonably; see our stock before buying
elsewhere; single and double Ice wagons, coal
wagons, half van. Vallsburg Wagon and
| Carriage Co., J. F. LOIHLE. Mgr., South
Orange av., Sanford av. and Palm at.
FOR SALES—Teams arrfl closed moving van.
harness, single trucks, road horse, busi
ness buggy; selling on account of installing
motor trucks. Storage, 273-276 New York
av., Jersey City, N. J.
HORSES to hire, day, week or month; spe
cial rates to parties doing business regular.
Harrison’s Boarding & Livery Stables. 18
Orchard st.
BARGAINS—Vans, furniture . and rack
truokB, carpenter, express, the wagon*.
168 E. 67th at.. New York city.
WORK horaee, business and adv. wagons ta
hire. CAREY’S STABLES, 83 Pearl st
HORSES for Hale. LARRY CERNECARO, 69
Union av.. Irvington; tel. 363 Waverly.
PAPERHANGERS AND
_DECORATORS_
i/aNHATTAN DECORATING CO.; tel. 7818
Mkt. papering rooms, $2.60 up; painting,
M.7£; outside work. J. LEVIN. 185 South
dnssi iv.
i ■ * '
REA LEST ATE BROKERS
MYRON W. MORSE.
RUSAL ESTATE—INSURANCE—LOANS.
140 BROAD ST. 188 THIRD AV.
RENTING A COLLECTING A SPECIALTY
Real Batata—STEVENS A BOWES—Iniur
anoe, 424 Central av„ E. O.—Tel. 1982 W.
Orange.
. P. L. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Bttate. Loane. MO Broad et.
BUSINESS OPPOR
TUNITIES
STATE MANAGER WANTED
AT NEWARK, N. J.
A large Western manufacturing corpora
tion with best of bank and commercial ref
erences wants local manager for New Jersey
who has $8,000; no stock Investment nor
loan; money absolutely Beoured; no risk
whatever, but a guaranteed proposition; will
make life contract to right party; will make
at least $6,000 pqr year, want flret-class
salesman with first-class references, who
has made good and who Is familiar with
Ford automobiles; no better deal for a big
man has ever been brought to this city.
MR. HEDDINO, Hotel Continental.
ROADHOUSE—N?ne rooms, two acres of
land, on two main roads crossing Mid
dlesex County, N. J., for sale or exchange,
equity $8,000. AUG. FREIMANN, 134 E.
Twenty-fifth st., New York city.
SALOON and furnished-room house for sale;
rents from rooms leave the store and
living apartments free: In centre of city;
if Interested call at once. 188 Market st..
Room 17.
IF YOU WISH business, for quick
results write or call WERFEL’S, 222 Wash
ington st.
9800 buys furnished ten-room house; all im
provements; rent free to March 1st;
owner's health demands Immediate change.
89 Grant st.
ESTABLISHED grocery, delicatessen busi
ness for sale In very good locality. J. E.
PODA, 888 Martin st. Elizabeth, N. J.
HORSE-SHOEING business for sale, good
trade, plenty of stock; price |600; must
be sold. Address S., Boa 96, Star office.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
LIFTING SAG
OF CHEEKS AND CHIN.
My method lifts the sas- and holds It up
permanently, at the same time draws out
wrinkles from temples and eye*. It youthl
fles the entire face. NO CUTTING. No
Paraffin.
E. P. ROBINSON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
116 WEST 89TH, NEW YORK.
RELIANCE MATTRESS COiT
RENOVATES FEATFIER BEDS CR HAIR
MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS OF ALI.
KINDS RECOVERED OR MADE TO
ORDER. FEATHER PILLOWS MADE.
832 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 2367-W. MARKET.
PRINTING AND MULTIORAPHING.
P. A L. service ts complete. We write
strong, convincing copy for booklets, folders,
etc.; arrange, design and print them well;
Multigraph letters, complete mailing lists,
address envelopes, wrappers, etc. Let our
representative call and explain our service In
detail. The PRICE A LEE CO.. 828 Broad.
FAMOUS Roseville Liquor House—Delivers
all brands of bottled beer to any city
house; automobiles make possible quick de
liveries; no telephone orders taken for sub
urban deliveries at store. ROSENSTEIN,
697 Orange st.
FIRE ESCAPES
JOHN H. PIERSON
Structural and Architectural Ironwork for
Buildings.
Office and Works: 28 BERGEN STTFET.
Tel. 4826 Market. Newark, N. J
WANT the ladles of Newark and vicinity to
know their Old Roman Barley Paste, for
oleanlng and freshening the skin; half price
this week to callers; cold cream, hair tonic,
perfumes, etc.: call: send for circular. PER
SIAN GARDEN PERFUME CO.. 84 West
Thirty-third st.. New York; eleventh floor.
ROLLER IRON WORKS
94-98 (rear) First 8t. Tel., 209-B. B.
Cellar doors, stoop railings, window guards,
fences, gates and repairing done.
Branch Brook Iron Works
Plain and ornamental Iron work, fire es
capes, grills, gratings. Are and cellar doors.
160 First st. B. B. 464-M.
Metal Ceilin&s and Walls
Ceilings S8 up. FRED J. POCK. 17-19
Ellis av.. near Clinton av. Tel. 3106 Wav.
BRASS BEDS AND CHANDELIERS
refinished to look like new. AMERICAN
CHANDELIER CO., 180 South Orange av.
1099 Mkt.
METAL CEILINGS AND IvALLS.
Estimates furnished for nil kinds of work.
MOB ROSENSTEIN.
182-184 Halsey st. Phone 4411-W. Market.
AMERICAN Adjustment Agency—15 years’
experience In accidents, trolley, automobile,
railroads; no results, no charge. 828 Broad.
Mattresses I 1 r»V» rxlofor-vr Renovating
RlipCovers LJ |JllvJlolCI y Lowest prices
H. ROSEN. 109 Howard st.; tel. 4737-R, Mkt
—/ _
MASONRY—Roller work, bake ovens, repair
and alteration work. M. GILLEN 320
Runyon st.; phone 39G8-W, Waverly.
METAL CEILINGS AND WALLS
erected In all kinds of buildings. JAMES V.
MAGUIRE. 313 Halsey st., Newark.
Circular Letters. 15 Cents Per ion Up.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
9 Beaver at.. Newark. Phone 44 30 Mkt.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING machines repaired right In your
home. Send postal to MR. MITCHELL.
40 Thirteenth av., or phone 6578-J, Market.
STAMPS—COINS.
STAMPS, coir*, coupons, trading stamps, all
kinds, bought, sold; circular free.
CROCKETT. 827 Broad st.
AUTOMOBILES^^
GIFFORD AUTO EXCHANGE.
Automobiles of every make bought, sold
and exchanged. Cars taken on consignment,
free storage; bank reference; largest deal
ers in New Jersey; odd size tire*, tubes,
bodies, supplies, at sacrifice prices. GIF
FORD OARAGE CO.. 279-281 Halsey st,
BARGAINS in used commercial cars, !£,
1 and 2 tons capacity; good condition; If
you need a motorcycle or delivery oar see
what wo have to offer. INGLE-HUNT
MOTORS CO., 16-18 Shplman st., Newark,
N. J. Phone 7050 Mkt.
NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO.—Manufacturers
of auto tops, slip covers and trimming;
windshields in stock at moderate prices; ex
pert repairing. 45 Beecher st.. cor. Halsey
et.. Newark, N. J.; L. D. phone 188t> Mkt.
I BUY and have for sale second-hand cars; |
also repair and paint at cheapest rates; ]
will call for and deliver to any place In
city. ELMER SEARLES, 112 Main st., Or
ange.
AUTO lamps, radiators, fenderB and wind
shields repaired; no competition oan beat
ua. N. J. LAMP WORKS. 18 William st...
Newark; tel. 7244-W. Market
BOSCH MAGNETOS for sale and repaired; i
automobile tire bargains; adjusting and
repairing. TIRE TRADING CO., 60 Will
iam st.
AUTO delivery, express body, overhauled
and new tires; 30-H. P.. four-cylinder;
make offer. REO CO., 273 Halsey st.
EXPERT repairing, storage, renting. DUNN
& HANSEN. 43 Frelinghuysen av.
REO FIFTH touring car. fully equipped,
like new. REO CO.. 278 Halsey st.
AUTOS TO HIRE.
TRUCK, 4-ton; long distance hauling Job
or contract; moving a specialty. NUBE, 92
Frelinghuysen av. Tel 239 Wav.
PEERLESS CARS, LIMOUSINE OR TOUR
ING: HOUR. DAY, MONTH. 440 CENTRAL
AV.. EAST ORANGE. PHONE 1891 ORANGE
WANT an auto for pleasure, weddings, eto..
at the right price? We have big 7-pass,
ears. OEO. LEE. 11I<J B.B. and 3238-W. B.B.
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES
836 AND balance In small weekly payments
will buy a 1918 EXCELSIOR AUTOCY
CLE, Join our Instalment club; It will save
you 10 per cent.; this special proposition Is
limited to 100 members, so don t fall to call
at our store and get full particulars at onoe;
CTCLa
PRINTING
HIGH-ORAD1C pristine at tow-ends price*.
IXflum c» Academy *... Newark. J*. t.
REALESTATOFORSALE
WEt THE
AETNA REALTY CO.
BUILD FOR TOU.
PLANS PREPARED
ESTIMATES GIVEN
BUILDINGS FINANCED.
738 BROAD ST. TEL. 2622-8 MKT.
TIFFANY PL., Irvington—Now I wo-family
detached house, 18 rooms, 2 baths; plot
87^x140; at bargain; near cars; easy
terms; modern Improvements. Writs OWNER
482 Stuyveaant av., Lyndhurst, N. J.
FOR SALE—Two-family house and barber
shop; fine location; gas and water; rented
$26 per month to good tenants; will sacri
fice to quick buyer; $2,660. Inquire 461H
South Seventeenth st.
PRESSED hard for oosh, must sacrifice re
stricted lots on Bock av. for $650 each,
worth $1,000; act qulok. Address SOUTH,
Box 88, Star office.
FIFTEENTH AV., 624—Large, light, dry
basement, with steam heat; suitable for
any manufacturing purpose. Inquire second
floor.
SACRIFICE SALE—One-family house, 6
rooms, lmpts., nr. Broad car; $2,800 1st
mtg., $2,000 2nd If necessary. FIACRE, 926
Essex Bldg.
ONE-FAMILY store property; five rooms,
store and bath, stable and driveway; on
car line; $8,700; easy terms. YOST, 896
Bergen t»t.
AVON AV., 101—Brick house one-family, 6
rooms, steam heat, electricity; car passes
door; will sell $500 less than others paid.
OWNER, Room 30, 845 Broad st.
OUT OF TOWN.
POULTRY raisers' opportunity; Hanover
Heights, at Erie station; four miles to
Caldwell; acreage for poultry raisers, $300
up: also complete plants. What are you
looking for? Consult poultry specialist.
PHILIP JENNINGS. 738 Broad st., Newark.
FIVE-ROOM house; large living room, open
fireplace; Improvements; electric light,
telephone; one acre ground; Hanover Heights;
$2,750; Immediate possession PHILIP
JENNINGS. 738 Broad st., Newark.
SEVEN-ROOM house; Improvements: living
room, dining-room; mission trim, open fire
place; one acre ground: tennis court; a
dandy home; $8,760; Hanover Heights.
PHILIP JENNINGS. 738 Broad st., Newark.
EIGHT acres land, river front: ideal for
poultry; near station, Hanover Heights; If
taken at once. $1,200, part cash. PHILIP
JENNINGS, 788 Broad st., Newark.
MAPLEWOOD—Modern Improvements, con
taining six, seven and ten rooms; re
stricted property; open for Inspection; two
minutes from trolley, ten minutes from rail
road station; also ten-room house for rent.
Inquire J. 8CHLOSS, Room 800, Ordway
building.
VAUX HALL—Four-room house; lot, 70x70;
Btable f5r 4 cows; chicken coops; for sale
at $1,300; small cash; act quick. Ask K1ET
LINSKI, 845 Broad st., Newark.
BAST ORANGE
WILL SACRIFICE NEW
STUCCO HOME
For $8,000
11 ROOMS; SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION;
CONVENIENT RESTRICTED LOCATION.
PLOT 60x190. VALUE $11,600.
MUTUAL REALTY AGENCY,
ESSEX BLDG, NEWARK, N. J.
PHONE MARKET 4647
FOR RENT—Desirable houses. $25 and up
wards; new apartment, steam heated. Jani
tor's service, hot water and electricity, $35
and upwards; two-family houses, $22 and
upwards; houses tor sale, all prices.
FRANK H. TAYLOR
28th yr. opp. Brick Church Sta.,
Lackawanna R. R., East Orange. N. J.
OPEN LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY.
BAST ORANGE.
Houses. Apartments and Fiats.
Sale, Rent or Exchange
All prices; easy terms; largest list In the
Oranges. __
C. O’Donoghue Co.
349 Main at.. East Orange.
East Orange scrlptlon, SALE, RENT,
EXCHANGE. RLAUVELT, at Brick Church
Station. East Orange.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TO LET _
$15 AND up monthly buys new suburban
homes, beautiful location. 508 Singer
building, N. Y. _
REAL ESTATE WANTED
To Owners of Real Estate
IN THE ORANGES AND MAPLEWOOD,
NEW JERSEY.
I am revising my books for the coming
spring trade, that I may have them as com
plete as possible. I respectfully solicit the
Erlvllege of listing any property you may
ave to offer for sale or rent. No charge
Is made unless the property Is disposed of
by me. and then only the usual commission.
Send full particulars to
FRANK H. TAYLOR
28th year opp. Brick Church station,
EAST ORANGE, N J
WANTED—Good free and clear lot near sta
tion and trolley, Newark or the Oranges,
will give as payment good second mortgage
or cash. H. FLOURNOY. 8 28 Broad st.
WE WANT good free and clear lots for all
kinds of Income property. GEIGER A
MORLOCK CO., 77 Springfield av.
REAL ESTATE FOR EX
CHANGE
SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.. 392. first house
from South Orange av.—Store and five
apartments. What Is offered in exchange?
GEIGER & MORLOCK CO., 77 Springfield
avenue. _
SOUTHWEST comer Twelfth av. and Eighth
sts.—Store, 2 apartments and stable. What
is offered in exchange? Lots preferred.
GEIGER A MORLOCK CO., 71 Springfield
avenue. ___
EXCHANGE Caldwell farm for seven-room,
one-family house, every improvement. Ad
dress EXCHANGE, Box ST, Star office.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS MY SPECIALTY; all klnde; catalog
free. H. MATTHEWS, Second st. and
Monmouth av., Lakewood, N. J.
FARMS WANTED.
SMALL farm wanted for chickens; 80-mile
limit; for cash. G. O. VAN ORDEN, 26
Day st.. Orange.
DRESSMAKERS
CHILDREN'S DRESSES made up In the
latest style; a full line of up-to-date sam
ples always on hand at half price. The old
established tailor shop of 8. M. MASS, 685
Broad et. _
LADIES™ TAILOR—Suite and skirts remod
eled; latest styles. To order suits, $6;
skirts, |1; own material. RICH, 12 New at.
Branch. 12% Bcltevllla aw. Open ev'gs till 9.
BETTY LADIES' TAILORING CO., 686
Brood et., will make a perfect fitting auit
to order for $6, or skirt |1: furnish your
material. Phone Market 8J21.
MEDJtCAL ^
LADIES, consult a specialist on all special
ailments, Irregularities, etc.; treated toy a
licensed physician: absolute relief guaraa
toad; lady attendant; private nursing ar
ranged If necessary; charges low; advlo?
free; hours, 8 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 4; taka
elevated, subway or surface cars to W. (18th
at. station; only 18 minutes from Cortlandt
terminal or 8 minutes from 88d at. EX
PERIENCED SPECIALIST, 128 WEST 6BTH
8T- near Broadway. New York city.
COUGHS, colds and whooping cough, diph
theria, membraneous croup, hoarseness,
use WEESELL'8 Cough Cordial all drug
gists. _^
FRATERNAL EMBLEMS
OCR specialty l> emblem roode, benoe oar
ability to five you better value for leee
■none,, try ue; catalog free. NEWARK
KMuLem CO.. Room III. (•» Broad rt.
DWELLINGS FOR SALE
SOUTH SEVENTEENTH ST.. SSI, near
Clinton av.—Beautiful one-family resi
dence, 50 feet frontage; room for garage;
double parquet floors; hardwood trim through
out; sunshine In every room; all Improve
ments; price very low; commission to any
agent. Owner, FRANK INGALLS, 217 Lln
coln av., or pare Newark Banking Co.
TWO-FAMILY house. IB rooms; all lmprove
ments; terms reasonable. METROPOLI
TAN LUMBER CO.. 107 Market st.
OUT OF TOWN
ELIZABETH. N. J.—Two-family house for
sale, five minutes from main station; con
tains IB rooms. Address A., Box 71, Star
offloa. _
FOR BUSINESS PUR
POSES TO LET
FINE, up-to-date offices, corner of Mulberry
and Market st*.; all modern Improve
ments; janitor services, rent from $15 up.
SHELDON, 233 Market st.
stores a.\d Offices to i.et.
CENTURY BUILDING, 142 Market at.—A
few very large, light, woll-heated and
ventilated offices to rent; It will pay you
to Investigate. Janitor or LOUIS 8CHLE8
INQBR, INC.. Essex building.
SOUTH ORANGE AV., 62 H. 1 block from
Court House; with 2 rooms; gas and water;
rent $20; suitable for any kind of business;
In a good business neighborhood. Apply
F. J. CRIQUI, oor. Howard st. and South
Orange av.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 260—Very large store,
with modem front; latest Improved mirror
show windows; close to Junction of Spring
field av. and Jones st. Inquire / . F. MUL
LER, 268 Springfield av.
DROAD ST., 842—Store, #ith large shop
In rear; floor space 26x$0; large display
window; electricity, gas, water and toilet;
rent reasonable. Inquire EFINGER. 847
Broad st.
SPLENDID, light, airy office on Market st.,
newly decorated, In first-class condition;
will rent reasonable; Inspect same before
renting elsewhere. PHILIP J. BOWERS &
CO., 189-191 Market st.
TWO desirable offices: very reasonable rent.
in Splngarn building; also desk space. W.
J EGAN, Agent, Real Estato and Insurance,
188 Market st.
STORE, in fine business location; suitable
for any business; rent very reasonable.
635 Warren st. Inquire ROBERTS1 COAi*..
CO., 584 Orange st.
HALSEY ST., 57—8tore, offices and studios.
$10 to $80 monthly; all Improvements;
cheapest rent in city. Owner, A. O. PETIT.
722 Essex Bldg.
BROAD ST.. 569—Second floor. Central av.
Junction, opp. Shubert Theatre; office* and
studios, $9 to $2<f PETIT REALTY CO..
722 Essex Bldg.
SOUTH ELEVENTH ST., 392—First house
from South Orange av.; immediate pos
session. GEIGER & MORLOCK CO.. 77
Springfield av.
WASHINGTON ST.. 857—Comer property.
store; rear rooms and basement, with ga
rage In rear; steam heat. eto. CHARLES E
BOND, owner, 89a Court st.
BLOOMFIELD AV., 610—Large store; two
rooms In rear; good for any kind of busi
ness. V. MEROLA.
MARKET ST.. 294—Large, light store lately
remodeled; easy rent; lease. FRED-..C.
ELY. 294 Market st. __
BLOOMFIELD AV., 180—Comer store for
rent; good for any kind of business. In
quire V. MEROLA, 610 Bloomfield av.. city.
BLOOMFIELD AV., 610—Large store, two
rooms In rear; good for any kind of buol
ness. V, MEROLA.___
SPRINGFIELD AV.. Fifteenth st.—Large
comer store, 24 ft. front. 43 ft. deep;
rent $35; good for any business._
LARGE comer store, suitable for any busi
ness. drugs especially. Inquire within. 207
Sherman av.
OFFICE at 16 Clinton at., near Broad st.;
light, heat and Janitor service furnished.
Inquire J. S. RIPPEL. 766 Broad st.
DESK room for rent. Room 709. Ordway
building, comer Market and Beaver sts.
OUT OF TOWN.
STORE for rent; concrete building: comer
North Fifteenth st. and Hedden pi.. East
Grange; rent very reasonable. Inquire O. O.
PERRY, on premises, or J. S. W. THOMP
SON. 716 Essex building._
THREE stores, .^arber shop, furnished
stores; suitable any business, especially
confectionery: comer for Ice box; theatre
four door* away. 1097 Springfield av.
STORE to let; best location in East Orange;
82x70: for any purptwe, butcher, tailor
grocer; will alter to suit tenant. Inquire
r.ext door, 280 Main st.
FACTORIES AND LOFTS.
FIREPROOF lofts, 397 Market st.: one block
from Penn. R. R.; one loft. 6.000; also one
2,000 sq. ft.; plenty of light; beat, electric
elevator; with or without power. J. BTTJRM
Sc. SONB. 401 Market at,
LOFTS
WITH POWER a VI * STEAM WFaT
4fl LAWRENCE ST
WASHINGTON WILSON
THREE MODERN FACTORY LOFTS TO
LET. 3.600 FEET EACH.
TONKS BROS..
227-229 HIGH 8T.
FACTORY building, plenty of light and air.
Apply 77 St. Francis at.. Newark. N. J.
WEST KINNEY ST.. 296—Large shop; very
desirable location; metal ceilings: rent $15.
BRICK factory, two-story. 25x50; central;
large yard. Apply 18 Crawford at.
lodge rooms
E8SEX HALL, 826 Bank st., corner Rutgers
—Large or small meeting room* to let.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, far lodges.
buUdlSg loans. clJbs, etc. Tel. 4336-J. Mkt.
STABLES.
SOUTHWEST corner Twelfth av. and Eighth
Bt—Stable, one to four horses. GEIGER
St MORLOCK CO.. 77 Springfield av._
FACTCT PROPERTY
AND SITES FOR SALE
FACTORY, 27x76; three stories; elevator:
central: cheap. Inquire 42 Columbia av.
LOANS—PERSONAL
Money Loaned
TO SALARIED
EMPLOYEES
New Jersey Finance Co.
Rooms 312-314 Scheuer Building
738 BROAD ST.
PAWN BROKERS
ONE PER CENT
on 920.00 and over.
Two per cent, on mime below.
Loaned on diamond*. Jewelry. etc.
C. BIERMAN,
ftl, 10 CEDAR ST. jSt
K«r Broad «t., opp. W. V. Snydor Co.
BABOArNS Sn" UNB°Enl'BMED*Pl.EDOE9
LOANS-MORTGAGES
HAVE client* desiring seoond mortgagee.
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS, Na
tlonal State Bank building, 810 Broad et.
PATENTS
FRABNTZEL A RICHARDS, patent law so
licit ore of U. 8. and foreign patents, trade
marks, copyright*. 746-7 Broad et., Federal
True! Bldg.; established 1886. Tel. 1241 Mkt,
PATENT BUREAU REICHBLT,
846 Broad et. Newark. N. M.
Branch office, Berlin, Germany. Foreign
patents a specialty, obtained and sold.
DRAKE A CO. Batabllehed 1886. Phone
2846 Market, Rooms 610-611. Kinney Bldg.,
Broad and Market eta.
^IANOSJ^^ORGANS^
CASH paid for eecond-hand pianos. H. A.
NUNN, 178 Plane et.f Newark, N. J.
BEAUTIFUL upright piano; musical; high
quality; ITi. 46 Elliott et.
PIANO tuning, |1; repairing all branches.
JPINDER, 168 ‘Plane et. Tel. 204S-W, Mkt.
DWELLINGS TO LET
A PRETTY one-family hone* In the heart
of Roseville; contains nine rooms and tiled
oath; all improvements, including steam
heat; convenient to Lackawanna station.
and school, stores eta; rent $40.
PHILIP J. BOVVERS ft CO., 189-191 Mar
ket st.
BEAUTIFUL new atone front house. §7
Court st.—Eight rooms and two bath
room#*; most up-to-date dwelling In centre
of Newark, tiled bathrooms and kitchen;
parquet floors; electric light; pantry, laun
dry. steam heater, eta Owner, 89a Court st.
CHARLES E. BOND.
BERGEN ST., 679, near Clinton av.—House
to let. seven rooms; all Improvements;
convenient for doctor.
BELLEVILLE AV.. 144—Eleven rooms,
bath and laundry; all improvements;
steam heat; newly decorated. GEORGE
PENEK, Florist. 185 Market at.
CHELSEA A VM 84, 86—New six room
steam heat, electric lights, tiled hath,
beam celling, halls and stairs carpeted; on«
half block to South Orange av. trolley; one
block west of South Munn av.; rent $30.
Agents. STILLMAN ft MARTIN. 18 Bath
gate pi., Roseville.
CLINTON’ AV., No. 76—Fourteen rooms. 2
bathrooms Inquire 6TOUTENBURGH ft
CO.. 797-805 Broad, st.
ELM ST., 177, near Jefferson st.—Six large
rooms, bath and Improvements; reason
able rent. Inquire in store, 75 Ferry ®t.
FAIRMOUNT AV.. near Warren st.; thor
oughly up-to-date; a splendid on-family,
containing nine rooms and tiled bath; ail
Improvements; rent 140. PHILIP J.
BOWERS ft CO., 189-191 Market st.
FINE ten-room house; all Improvements;
heat; newly decorated; fine condition;
rent only $45. 25 Kearny St. ORBEN, 718
Broad at.
GREEN ST., 72—Ten rooms, hath; all Im
provement?; suitable for boarding-house
or two families; $40. Inquire 71 Colum
bia et.
GOUVERNEUR ST.. 9—Twelve rooms and
bath; good location; all Improvements,
rent $30.
MURRAY ST.. 71—Eight, bath, etc., $80.
BRUNSWICK ST. 187—Part lmpts., $20.
FRELINOHUYSBN AV., 26—Ten, bath,
heat, etc.. $30.
MULBERRY ST.. 525—Six rooms, part Im
provement*, $18.
WRIGHT ST., near Pennslvanla av.—Nine,
bath, steam heat, parquet flooring, $38.
CLINTON AV.. 180—Twelve, bath, steam,
etc.; beautiful location; $65.
NORTON BROS., 17^ CLINTON AV.
ROSEVILLE 18 South Sixth st.—Eight
rooms; Baltimore heater; one-half block
to two trolleys; fine for furnished rooms or
residence; $22. Inquire STILLMAN ft MAR
TIN. 18 Bathgate pi.
ROSEVILLE. Fifth ot.. 288V6—Eight rooms:
all Improvements; convenient to Roseville
station and trolley; rent 128. Inquire
STILLMAN & MARTIN, 18 Bathgate pi.
ROSEVILLE, South Tenth st.. 40 %—Eight
rooms; all Improvements: select neighbor
hood; central to three trolley* and station.
Inquire STILLMAN A MARTIN, 18 Bath
gate pi.
ROSEVILLE. 210 North Seventh st.—Eleven
rooms, newly decorated throughout; splen
didly located for furnished rooms; two min
ute* to trolley and station; $55. Inquire
STILLMAN & MARTIN, 18 Bathgate pi.
RIVERSIDE AV.. 802. etc.—About two
acres; house has all Improvements except
heat; stable and outbuildings; grounds suit
able for chicken raising and garden truck.
Inquire WARREN,- 47 Irving st.
TWO-FAMILY house, with Improvements;
well rented; sell cheap; on South Sixth
st.. near two trolley lines. Inquire 167
Hose st.
VERONA AV.. 132—Desirable seven-room
house; nice yard for chickens; convenient
to trolley and North Newark station; with
Improvements; rent |18. Inquire 184.
WASHINGTON AV.. 174—Nine rooms and
bath, all Improvements; grounds; near
three stations; first-class condition; $85. DR.
YOUNG, 178 Washington av.
WASHINGTON AV.. 67—House, 9 rooms,
bath, heat: all Improvements; decorated;
rent only $85; select neighborhood. ORBEN,
805 Firemen’s Bldg.
OUT OF TOWN
ARLINGTON. Belgrove drive. 561—Fourteen
rooms; all Improvements; hot water heat;
grounds 70x150, large stable; rent $55.
PENEK, Florist, 186 Market st.
EIGHT rooms and reception hall; vacuum
cleaning; separate bath for maid; heat,
hot water; screens, awnings; every room
large, cheerful; elegant decorations; loca
tion ideal: Centre st. and Turrell av.. South
Orange. Apply Janitor, or HELLER, 800
Broad st.
HILLSIDE cottages, Park av.. between
Madison and Convent, N. J.—Sixteen
rooms, three baths, electric and gas light, not
air heater, large porches; 8 acres of ground;
stables for five horses; hardwood floors
through main floor: spring water; five min
utes’ ride from trolley and from Lackawanna
station; ten minutes’ walk; for rent, unfur
nished. by season or the year. Apply for
Information at College of St. Elizabeth, Con
vent Station. N. J.
MONTCLAIR. 18 Lexington av.—Handsome
eleven-room residence In exclusive section
of Montclair; beautifully decorated; hard
wood floors, furnace heat, separate servant
accommodation; sets back 40 feet from street
on lot 80x220; beautiful shade trees, one
half block to trolley. 6 minutes to station;
rent $50. Apply any Montclair agent, or
STILLMAN A MARTIN, 18 Bathgate pi..
Roseville, Newark. _
PARK AV.—Attractive one-family house,
located In refined section of East Orange;
contains eleven rooms and tiled bath; all
Improvements, Including combination gas
and electric light parquet floors throughout
the house; will rent reasonable to responsi
ble party. PHILIP J. BOWERS A CO..
189-191 Market st. _
EAST ORANGE. NORTH NINETEENTH
ST.. 185—Nine-room houae. redecorated,
near Lackawanna and trolley: rent $85. R.
CONNOIJLY, 254 North Twentieth at., Eaat
Orange. ___
STEUBEN ST.. 69-71—Seven and eight
rooms respectively; all Improvements;
handy to Central and Orange trolleys; No.
71 corner house; rent $30; 69. $25: will
Install electric lights and parquet floors for
slight Increase in rent. STILLMAN A
MARTIN, 18 Bathgate place. Roseville.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
AUTO van moving, $5 per load; planoa
moved, $2.50; expert handling. D. RUDER
Prop.. 126 N. Y. av.; tel. 737 Market.
APARTMENT CONCORD
58 Ridgewood av.. near Clinton av.—Five,
elx rooms, second, third floors; tiled bath,
up-to-date, nicely decorated, Janitor, heat;
$20._
APARTMENT “MODEL"
BERGEN ST. AND AVON AV.
Five all light, newly decorated rooms;
tiled bath, private halls, steam heat, janitor
service; moderate rent.
Apartment “De Leon”
#6l HIGH ST.. NEAR COURT HOUSE.
Six rooms and bath; all Improvements;
steam heat, hot water, gas range, janitor
service. Apply Janitor, on premises.
APARTMENT, centrally located; convenient
to the Central and Pennsylvania R. R.
stations; six rooms and bath, second floor;
moderate rent. 53 Lafayette st. Inquire
F. E. BENEDICT, 35 West Kinney st.
APARTMENT of six cheerful rooms; every
convenience; 422 Warren st.; rent only
$21. Inquire at FIEDLER'S residence. 171
Littleton av., cor. Thirteenth av.
“The Broderson”
HIGH ST.. AT BREINTNALL PL.
Few Choice Apartments to Rent.
THE LARGEST APARTMENT HOUSE IN
THE STATE.
ENTIRELY RENOVATED.
Three Minutes to Corner Broad and Market
Streets.
Seven Mlnutee to Pennsylvania Railroad.
Seven Minutes to Hudson Tubes.
Six Minutes to Central Railroad. .
Twelve Mlnutee to D., L, & W. Railroad.
Four Mlnutea to Newark Theatre.
UNSURPASSED ELEVATOR SERVICE.
UNEXCELLED JANITOR SERVICE.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc.
Or Apply Superintendent pri
the Premises.
BELMONT AV., 281—Five large, light
rooms, first floor; rent $14. Apply sec
ond or third floor.
XPARTMENT, centrally located; convenient
to the Central and Pennsylvania R. R.
stations; six rooms and bath; second floor;
moderate rent; 63 Lafayette st. Inquire
F. E. BENEDICT, 35 West Kinney st.
BIGELOW APARTMENTS.
THREE ROOMS
AND BATH.
Nicely decorated and light rooms; beauti
ful location; all Improvements; heat, etc.;
lowest rent In city for the services and
conveniences. Phone Market 7406, or apply
122 Bigelow st^ __
BERGEN ST.. 741—Third floor in niee three
family house; six rooms, bath and pantry;
all improvements hut heat; rent $19.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
BROAD BT.. 844— Colored people only; 8
rooms; no Improvements; rent, P per
month. Inquire EFF1NOBR. 847 Broad *t.
BURNET ST., 98, near Central av.—Six
rooms In two-family house; low rent, large
lot. inquire J. M. SAYRE. 10 Avon av.
CLINTON
HILL
SECTION.
Choice fiats in new two-family house In
tne finest restricted section of Clinton Hill;
accessible by five car lines and close to
schools and churches; If. minutes to Broad
and Market ste. via Clinton av. cart; all
improvements, steam heat, gaa, electric light,
separate entrance; rents $24 to $30. five to
eight rooms and bath.
1. 6, 16 8HANLBT AV.
8, 17 TREACY AV.
286. 303 AVON AV.
UNION BUILDING CO..
Union Building. Room 211.
Branch Office, 666 Clinton av., at Treaoy.
CHADWICK AV., 110, near Clinton av,—
Five large rooms and bath, in exoellent
condition; steam heat, gas, stationary tubs;
adults.
CHADWICK AV., $8S—First and second
floors; five large, light rooms and bath,
newly deoorated; $18. , Inquire BUTLER,
488 Clinton av. /
CHEAP FLAT to let. 111 Badger av. In
quire 57 South Orange av., top floor, or
in building, first floor, left.
CLINTON AV., 776—Desirable first floor
apartment, containing 7 rooms and bath
In new two-family house; every improve
ment; rent reasonable. MRS. LEHMAN, 781
Clinton av.
j COLORED people; first floor, 6 rooms, bath
tubs, range. Keys second floor, 60 Oak
wood pi., Orange, near Central av. SNOVER,
276 Mulberry st.. Newark.
COLORED TENANTS.
77 SOMERSET ST.
Four and five rooms, with Improvement*.
Inquire ou premises, at 86 Elm st., or 53
Stratford pl. BRODY.
DELAVAN AV.. 45—Seven rooms, steam
heat; near trolley and railroad; $20. Tel.
948 B. B. OWNER. 97 Washington av.
FOURTEENTH AV., 324, near Seventeenth
«t.—Four rooms, with improvements; two
family house. $10 and $11. DORNBUSCH.
61 Centre Market.
DELAVAN AV., 45—Seven rooms, steam
heat; near trolley and railroad; $20. Tel.
948 B. B. OWNER, 97 Washington av.
DELAVAN AV., 51—Second floor, corner
flat, seven rooms, steam heat; fine condl- j
tlon; near trolley and railroad. 97 W'aah- i
ington av.
ELLIOTT ST.. 82—First floor, five rooms;
part Improvements; rent 812.75. E W. I
DECKER, 166 Grafton av., near Mt. ^ros- ■
pect av.
ELIZABETH AV. 152%— Nine rooms and \
bath: steam heat, electric lights; rent
reasonable. Apply 154 Elisabeth av.
ECKERT AV., 88-44, near Seymour av.— j
Two-family house, first and second floors,
C and 7 rooms and baths; separate steam
heaters; new. all improvements; new, hand
somely decorated; elegant fixtures; rent $22
and $23.
ECKERT AV„ 85—Nine rooms and bath.
steam heat, parquet floor, gas and electric
lights. 34 West Klniuy st. HURD.
FAIRMOUNT AV.. 103—Six large roomp;
all Improvements; bath, pantry; flne loca
tion; convenient to cars; |18. Inquire Jani
tor.
FOR respectable colored people, 4 rooms,
bath. 111. Inquire 35 Kent st.. Janitor, or
KRIEGER, 57 Hillside pi.
FIVE rooms, second floor, 863 Johnson av,
next to Weequahlc tract; rent $12. In
quire 25 West Kinney st.
FIVE rooms and bath, first floor; all nice.
light rooms: separate steam heaters; with
in two minutes of trolley. 150 South Eighth
street.
FIVE nloe light rooms; all Improvements but
heat; brand new flat; second floor; rent, $16.
Inquire 127 18th av.. cor. 2lst st.
Hunterdon st., 748
Five rooms and bath; decorated; all Im
provements; handy to all cars; $12 and $14.
Inquire J. Neville, second floor.
HUNTERDON ST., near Clinton av.—One
very desirable flat, flve rooms and bath;
hall lighted all nght. HINE. 688 Hunter
don st.
J0HN80N AV., 168—Five rooms, second
floor, next to Weequahlc tract; rent 112.
Inquire FRANK E. BENEDICT. 25 West
Kinney st.
JOHNSON AV.. near new high school—
Second floor, seven rooms; all Improve
ments; steam heat; rent 126.
LEO PL.. 86—Apartment In new two-fam
ily house, seven rooms and bath; all mod
em Improvements: rent reasonable; exclusive
neighborhood. DE GROOT. 800 Broad st.
MADI9GN AV.. 86*.
Corner South Eighteenth st.; five and six
rooms, beam ceilings; all Improvements;
decorated. Inquire on premises, or
OCTO REALTY CO.. 22 SAYRE ST.
MT. PROSPECT AV.. 772—Four rooms, all
modern Improvement's; steam heat Janitor
service; rent, $20. Inquire JANITOR, 770
Mt. Prospect av.. or 339 Washington st. In
quire second floor front.
MODERN five-room apartment; all Im
provement* except heat, at 332 South 11th
st.: rent. $21. Premises or E. BLAU, 207
Market st.
MULBERRY ST.. 293. opposite Cottage—
Four rooms, second floor water, gas; halls
furnished: rent $15. DOUGHTY & GOULD,
31 Clinton st.. Essex building. Room 214.
NORTH SIXTH ST. 286—Convenient to
Roseville station and trolley; eight rooms,
secnd floor. $28; five rooms, first floor, $24;
separate entrance and steam heater; beauti
fully decorated: floors reflnlshed; call and
Inspect. STILLMAN A MARTIN. 18 Bath
gate pi.. Roseville.
NORTH SIXTH ST.. 119—Eight rooms, all
lmpts. Inqure first floor._
NORTH 11TH ST.. 84-86—First and econd
floors of a refined 3-famlly bouse; all mod
em Improvements but heat, large light five
and six-room apartments; rent, $20 and $21;
half block to station; two minutes to trolley.
STILLMAN A MARTIN. 18 Bathgate pi..
Roseville.
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ORCHARD ST.. 40—First floor, six rooms.
bath, all Improvements; steam heat fur
nished; two-family house. Inquire 35 Or
chard st.___
Prospect Court
Cor. Mt. Prospect and Bloomlleld Ass.
Two high-class apartments, 6 and 7 rooms
and bath each: ©very modern Improvement
including parquet floors, tiled bath, beamed
ceilings In dining rooms, electric light and
steam heat: beautifully decorated; excellent
Janitor service. Prospect Court la considered
one of the finest apartments In this city:
It is located In Newark's most exclusive
neighborhood: is 16 minutes from Broad and
Market sts.. and is adjacent to four trolley
lines: rent moderate. Apply to Janitor on
premises for inspection and to the following
for leasing:
LOWY, BERGER A FINGER CO..
SOLE AGENTS.
§00 Broad st. Tel. 87 Mkt.
PESHINE AV., 169. near Clinton av.—Six
large rooms and bath; newly decorated;
119. BUTLER, 488 Clinton av.
PESHINE AV., 199, cor. Clinton av.—Three
rooms, first floor; Improvements. Apply on
premise’s.
ROYAL.
BROAD ST.. 92-4-6. near Third av.; five
minutes to Erie station, ten minutes to
Market and Broad; large, light, six and
seven-room apartments; steam heat, hot
water and Janitor service furnished: indi
vidual maid accommodations; tiled baths;
electric lights; will decorate to suit tenant's
j taste In beautiful Japanese grass cloth and
i handsome paper, with out-out borders; every
room clean and entirely renovated, rents $40
| to $45. Inquire of Janitor, or STILMAN &
MARTIN. 18 Bathgate place, near Roseville
station, 1). L. A W.; tel, B. B. 302.
! ROSEVILLE, North 6th st., 236—Second floor,
two-family bouse; eight rooms; separate
steam heaters and entrances; rent, $28. In
quire STILLMAN & MARTIN. 18 Bathgate
place. _
ROSEVILLE. Fifth at.. 288H—Eight rooms;
all Improvements: convenient to Roseville
station and trolley; rent $28. InAlre
STILLMAN A MARTIN. 18 Bathgate pf.
ROSEVILLE. 107-111 South Twelfth st.,
between Central and Ninth avs.—Five and
six large, light nooms. respectively; all Im
provements but heat; near two trolleys and
Roseville station; rent $17 and $18. STILL
MAN & MARTIN. Agents, II Bathgate pi.,
Roseville.
RHODE ISLAND AV.. 114—Six extra light
rooms; all separate Improvements, en
trances; colonial; rent $20; large reception
hall.
BUNYON ST., 880. near Clinton pi.—Bright
s Lx-room flat, second floor; all modern
Improvements; rent $18. MRS. GILLEN.
8EABURY ST., 18, near Delevan av. two
blocks east Washington av.—Six rooms; sep
arate entrance; $17; improvements. Tsl.
948 B- B.__
SHERMAN AV., 176—Five light rooms and
bath; all improvements; corner house.
SIX lar»o room. «* Oran*; at.; rant Ui:
third floor. Apply DAVID L HEI.I.KR,
SO* Broad «t.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
SOUTH NINTH ST., 896—Six large, light
rooms and bath; all modern Improvement*,
two block* from four car line*; rent $20.
SOUTH 12TH ST., 870—Seven desirable
room i* and bath; all Improvement*; be
tween Springfield and Plank road car*; rent
reasonable.
SOUTH FIFTEENTH ST.. 478—Five large,
pleasant room* and bath; all modern Im
provements; rent $16. Inquire 468 South
Sixteenth st.
SOUTH SIXTEENTH ST.. 448—Six room*
and bath? all improvement*. newly deco
rated. Inquire H. E. JACOBU8, 849 South
Twelfth st.
SOUTH SEVENTEENTH BT.t 464—Five
light rooms, with improvement*, second
floor. Apply at 458 8outh Seventeenth st.
SOUTH NINETEENTH ST.. 822—Nice *Vx
room flat, high and dry; decorated, mod
em Improvements; paved street near trol
ley; rent only $18. ORBEN. 786 Broad st.
SOUTH NINETEENTH ST.. 292—Cozy fl^
room flat; modern lmprov ementu Hill
section; near trolleys; healthful location;
rent only $17. CHAS. ORBEN. 110 Fire
men’* Bldg.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 482—Four room* and
bath; all Improvement*; steam heated,
rent $12.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 160—Five room*, gas
and water. Apply M. WHITTMAN, mil
linery store, 160 Springfield av., city.
SPRINGFIELD AV., 865—Five-room apart
ment. Improvement*, rent $14. Apply H.
HERZFELD, 350 Springfield av.
SPRINGFIELD AV„ 501. at Tenth st.—Five
room* and bath, rent $16. Inquire of
Janitor, or J06EPH OKIN, 222 Washington
street.
SPRINGFIELD AV. 66. near High st.—Six
large rooms; all improvements, rent rea
sonable; 8-famlly house; 2 minutes from
Court House.
SPRINGFIELD AV.. 58-Very desirable flats,
containing five and six large rooms; cen
trally located; well decorated, rent. $14-$,6.
Apply MRS. THIELE. Janitress, on fourth
floor, or H. 8. De GROOT 800 Broad st.. city.
THE SAVOY.
92. 94, 96 Broad st.. near Third ar.—Five
minutes to Erie station. 10 minutes to Broad
and Market sts ; large, light 6 and 7-room
apartments; all modern improvements; In
dividual maid accommodations; steam heat;
hot water and Janitor service furnished:
vacuum cleaners, electrto lights and tiled
:ha; rents $37.50 to $42.50; will decorate to
It tenant's taste. Inquire Janitor, or
f TILLMAN & MARTIN. U BATHGATE pi.
Tel. 302 B. B.
TRITON
TERRACE.
WOOD8IDE SECTION.
Within five minutes of three trolleys: two
minutes from R. R. station, new houses, all
improvements: best location; rent $16, $18;
five and six rooms and bath. See these
apartments. 18. 20, 27 Triton terrace. Key
at ORBEN'S, 810 Firemen s Bldg. _
THE SHOREHAM
45 S Summer av.. cor. May st.
High-class apartments, containing 6 and 7
rooms, large and light; reception hall: every
modern convenience, beautifully decorated;
excellent Janitor service; exclusive neighbor
hood; 2 minutes from Broad. Clinton. Pater
son and Mt. Prospect cars; adjacent to New
York trains and 15 minutes from Broad and
Market, rent reasonable; special Induce
ments if taken at once. Apply to Janitor, or
H. S. DE GROOT. 800 Broad st.__
RUTGERS ST.. 76—Four rooms; all Im
provements excspt bath; in a two-family
house. Inquire at 10 Prince st.
SUSSEX AV.. 178. comer Jay st.—$14; five
nice, bright. airy rooms. Inquire
KOELLHOFFER BROS.. 104 Market st.. or
within. __
TTCHENOR ST.. 77—Four rooms. In good
condition; rent $». Inquire In barber shop.
THREE large, light rooms. Inquire of
SIEKER. 146 Second st. _
TO LET—Second floor apartment, ten rooms.
two baths, heat and hot water furnished;
all conveniences. Inquire 27 Farley av.
THREE and five large light rooms; all Im
provements; steam heat; electric light:
newly decorated; rent reasonable. Inquire
96 Hunterdon st.
WARREN ST.. 488. facing Central Av.
Park—Six large, light rooms and tiled
bath all Improvements: decorated: $20.
MATZ & CO.. Union Bldg.. Clinton st. Tel.
2496 Market._
WASHINGTON ST.. 448—Five rooms, hot
water and heat furnished: rent. $21 up.
Inquire superintendent building or BEYER,
li75 Rroad st.
Washington av.. si—Five rooms in two
family house; large, light, beautifully deco
rated, paneled walls, beamed ceilings, par
quet floors; all modem Improvements; elec
tric lights, steam heat, combination range,
tiled bathroom, large front and rear porches,
separate entrance: beautiful lawn; rent $23.
WATSON AV., 181. cor. Pesnine av.—Six
nice rooms; all improvements: electric
lights; $17; new building. Inquire dry
goods store.
WATSON AV.. 25. near Elisabeth av.—
Four large, light rooms, bath; part Im
provements; two-family house; rent reason
able.
3 AND 4 ROOMS
AND BATH.
All modem Improvements except heat; all
extra light rooms: good looatlon: 15 minutes'
walk from Market and Broad sts.; rent $12
and $14. 49 Rutgers st.. near Thirteenth
av. Inquire of Janitor.
162 WALNUT ST.
Four rooms, first floor; In good order.
Rent $10.
^ DOUGHTY & GOULD.
81 Clinton st., Essex Bldg., Room 114.
OTT OF TOWN.
APARTMENT BALDWIN. 8 Baldwin st.—
Seven rooms and bath; steam heat, electric
light: near Brick Church; rent only ISO.
Apply Janitor.*
APARTMENT MELROSE, comer Harrison
st. and Webster pi.. East Orange; most
exclusive residential street; two minutes to
train and trolley; must be seen to be appre
ciated. Janitor, or LOUTS SCHLESINGER,
INC., Essex bulding.
ARLINGTON. Hickory st.. £87. near Quincy
av.—Six rooms, bath; all Improvements;
steam: rent $17. MRS. MICHEL, 121 Chest
nut st. __
ARLINGTON. 189 Ellshemius av.—Up-to
date upper flat. 7 roome. bath, all Improve
ments; new houae; electricity. 187 Ellahe
mlua av. _
ARLINGTON. 886 Brighton a v.—Second
floor, flat 6 rooms, hath, all Improvements;
steam heat; nicely decorated; *20. SMITH.
Elm st.
ARLINGTON. 540 Elm st.—Second floor, flat
six rooms, bath, all Improvements except
heat; desirable party; 817. 475 Elm st.
ARLINGTON. 849 Elm at.—First floor, five
rooms, tile bath, steam haat. electricity;
desirable party; $22.60. SMITH, opposite
station. _
ARLINGTON. 1 Pleasant pi.—Attractive
apartment, two-family house; alx rooms,
bath, steam heat, electricity; $26. DOR
LAND. 478 Elm st.
ARLINGTON. 493 Elm st.—Fine four-room
flat near station; laundry, tuba; private;
rent $11. Call 489 Elm at._
ARLINGTON. 669 Devon st.—Second floor.
seven rooms and bath; sun parlor; all
Improvements; rent $25. OWNER, 247
Bellegrove drive.
ARLINGTON. 641 Elm st.—Seeonnd floor.
six rooms and bath; steam heat; all Im
provements: rent $20. Bee OWNER, on
premises.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated apartments In
East Orange appreciated when seen: 4-5
rooms and bath; all modern improvements
electric lights, steam heat, unlimited hot
water supply and Janitor service; block to
Grove st. station D., L. A W. R. R.; Or
ange cars at corner: rents $25 to $28. Ap
ply to Janitor. 64 Main st.
EXCEPTIONAL, desirable 2-family apart
ment. 11 rooms and bath, steam heat,
hardwood floors; convenient to Orange sta
tion and trolleys; rent $60. E. P. HAMIL
TON & CO., opposite Orange station.
EAST ORANGE. North Fifteenth st., 9$—
Second floor. 2-famlly house. 7 or 8 rooms
and bath; $21 or $28; separate steefcn heaters.
MARBLE HALL 83 Sussex av., East Or
ange—High-class apartment. containing
six rooms and bath; every modem Improve
ment. exceptionally well decorated; aJl wood
word solid oak; excellent Janitor service, one
block from D., L. & W. to New York and
16 minutes from Broad and Market sta. Ap
ply Janitor, on premises.
EAST ORANGE—Elegant flat. 2-fhmlly
house, five rooms, tiled bath, electric light;
all improvements; garage. 23 South Seven
teenth st.
RENT cheap to reliable party; second floor
of two-family house. G'.en Ridge; every
Improvement; best location C. E. SHIP
MAN. Ill Esaer building, Newark.
FRANKLIN ST.. 50—Lower flat, new two
family houae. separate entrance, handy to
Lackawanna and Erie stations and trolley;
immediate possession; free rent until March
1st; rent $18. R. CONNOLLY. 254 North
Twentieth at.. East Orange, or any agent.
IRVINGTON; Park pL, 45—Four nice large
rooms; improvements; newly decorated;
rent $14. Apply 1097 8pringfleldi av.
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET
CT-PER ana lower »p»rtm«rt ef * Barton
plan, two-family house, constating of sts
and seven room apartment* and tiled bath;
tUeely decora led. steam heat, gas and elec
tric light. Clone to Brick Church station and
Main Line Orange car, rent j2- and g2g
®°,nt£- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.. 189
191 Market at.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET
week!}1 t0 Broa<* bbd South at. fetation, $2
BLEECKE
sleeping011"* ^Aih, M, housekeeping or
Bl,EBCKER ST., 64—Large front room,
eloove; one or two, steam, < lectrte;
grilles ,lnJuT Btoa* and M‘rket
BLV^2JTIELI> aV- 101—nloely fur
nished room, all impt*.; private.
BOSTON 8T., 45-67—Large front room, fur
nished In mission. with large kitchen two
bedn. rent 94. large kitchen. $3; kitchen ttui
bedroom. $4; all beautifully furnished had
running water, gas. very easily heated; cen
trally located.
BROAD ST.. 902-—Large rooms, complete
for housekeeping; also front room; gen
tleman. *
BROAD ST.—In high-class modern apart
ment building large outside room; ad
joining liath. steam, elevator, furnlehiags
**** *™*ToundlngH exceptional. Address
PRIVATE. Box 89. Star office.
BROAD ST. 903—Third floor, large front
room for one or two gentlemen; heat, bath.
CENTRE ST., 24. near tube—Large room;
two or three gentlemen; home comforts;
board optional.
CENTRE ST., 86; near Hudson Tub**—
Pleasant neatly furnished room, improve*
merit*), central.
COMMERCE ST., 97-—Two connecting him ns
keeping rooms, |2.60; single rooms, $L
COURT ST.. 27, cor Halsey—Neatly fas*
nished coome; steam heat, telephone.
COURT 8T.t 29—Pleasant sleeping room*
neatly furnished, all improvements; rea
sonable.
COURT ST., 78—Nloely furniehsd sleeping
and housekeeping rooms. $1.60 to $3.5#.
under new management.
COURT ST.. 72—Large room, furnished com
plete for housekeeping; gas. bath; reason
able.
COURT 9T., Ef. at Washington—Central,
steam-heat ed furnished rooms, single or
double, for men. bath, electricity, telephone;
92 weekly up.
COURT 8T„ 51—Furnished room, suitable
for lady or gentleman, call after 5 p. m.
or Sundays, top floor.
EAST PARK ST.. 50. cor. Mulberry—Vofi
nished rooms, all Improvements; steam
heat.
ELM ST.. 26—Furnished rooms for gentle
men, all Improvements; well heated; pm
vats
FREE
We will give you any Information about
these or any other furnished rooms jn New
ark free of charge. Inquire FURNISHED
| ROOM BUREAU, Star office.
FURNISHED rooms to let. It* FalrmoUK
av.; 92 weekly up. 25 Broad st.. 8- jyeek
:>y,'
GREEN 8T„ 78—81 rents nice clean sleep
ing room.
GRANT ST.. *8—Pleasant. well-heated
sleeping rooms; all Improvements; reason
able.
HALSEY ST.. 332. Washington st.. 848
Front housekeeping and sleeping rooms.
Liberty st.. 44. housekeeping; 93 up tmpta.
HILL ST.. 28—Clean, comfortable front room
for one or two gentlemen; steam beat,
electric light, private family. - *
HIGH ST.. 636—Large front room, three
windows; steam, near bath, suitable for
two people, also single room; ah improve
ments board nearby.
i HIGH ST., 431—Large front housekeeping
room. heat. gas. bath, use of laundry;
also sleeping rooms, single and double, rent
reasonable.
JAMES 9T.. 61—Large front alcove room,
second floor, nsar bath and shower.
LAFAYETTE ST., 176—With or without
board.
LIBERTY 9T.. 64—Large front room fee
light housekeeping with gas.
MARSHALL ST., 18. near broad—Pleasant
sleeping rooms, also light housekeeping
room.
MULBERRY 8T„ 80—Nicely furnished large
front room for light housekeeping; rea
sonable.
MULBERRY ST. 216—Pleasant rooms,
housekeeping and sleeping. 91-50 up.
MULBERRY 8T.. 240—Connecting house
keeping rooms, front and rear; Improve
ments. reasonable.
MULBERRY ST., 198—Nioely fumWhnd
i room for light housekeeping, 82.01k *?
j MULBERRY 6T.. 261—Cheerful light house
) keeping room, every convenience; rent mod
erate. +
MULBERRY ST. 143—Furnished roome.
sleeping or light housekeeping; reasonable. s
NEW ST.. 90 and 108—Large front rooms,
housekeeping and sleeping. 81.50. $2.50
and $3._ .
ORCHARD 8T.. 120—Completely furnished
parlor floor apartment; also hall room.
reasonable. _ \ ■'
ORCHARD ST., 14*—Furnished for one or
two. in private family, on bathroom floor;
well heated. _'•***
ROSEVILLE AV.. 41—Several bright, pleas
ant rooms, all conveniences.
STIRLING 8T., 47 H. near Court Houee—
Pleasant room, next to bath; all Improve
ments : private home._
SOUTH SEVENTH ST., 397. corner lew*
j teenth av.—Fine, light furnished room:
steam heat and bath: good German board, *5,
i near four trolley Ines.^ ^^
WASHINGTON ST.. 859—Two connecting
rooms, nicely furnished, complete far
housekeeping water, gaa. laundry.|
WASHINGTON ST.. 190—Two housekeeping
rooms. 12.50; sleeping room. 81.75; single
housekeeping room, 93.
WASHINGTON ST.. 5MA-Pleasant light
housekeeping room; also cheerful single
room _ ,
WASHINGTON ST.. 149—Neatly furnhrtjMI
rooms, for gentlemen only, improvement**
private family.
WARREN ST.. 37—Sleeping and hov.sekaa^
lng rooms; near tubee. reasonable.
OIT OF TOW5.
EAST ORANGE William at., 152—PleMatt
front room; ladles preferred; second floor*
no meals, rent IB. convenient to trolley a.
BOARDING \
MARLBOROUGH HOTEL, cor. Arlington 4T.
and William st. East Orange. N. J.—
Why etop at a boarding-house or run an
anarlmsnt when you can secure a parlor,
bedroom and private tiled bath and msalu
and service that you cannot get ‘'.upwhere
for less than a dollar each, at the asronlah
Ins rale of from 135 to 859 per week for
two persons? Come and look at the apart
ments and taka dinner with us and let ua
Jrove It to you. Only one block up Arling
ton av. from East Orange station.
~hoteTTk.ensington~
EAST PARK AND J4U1.BERRT ST*.
Desirable rooms, with or without bstrl
■ t reasonable rate#, home cooking; goad
Jarvlce. C. JOHNSON, Prop. Tel
Market.___ jjffg
THIRD AV., 114—Large heated room for
two gentlemen, with board: convenient and
select location, central: home comfort*,
j Rhone 1063-J. Branch Brook._
• ootTAGE StT 10—Pleasant single and
i double rooms with board; excellent table,
all home cooking; use of parlor and piano;
telephone; all Improvements, ratee, U up.
FX REST HILL. iAke «t.. 7 75—Attractive
room for two. with board also two smaller
rooms, all Improvements and fine location
Phone 1238-W. Branch Brook._"
MID WIVES
REGISTERED MIDWIFE.
MRS DREWES BRANDT.
188 MU I HKI.KT ST., CORNER MARKET.
LADIES' PRIVATE NURSING I HIGH
CIXSS EXPERIENCE; EXAMINATION
CONFINEMENTS. STRICT CONFIDENTIAL
TEL. 1319-W, MARKET.
MRS ORUICH. PRACTICAL NURSE*
Ladles private nursing irsatmaat at han«
doctors' refsroncs 54 South Gmago an. ^
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