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r MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES
M BTCYCLb' VM’
i, Large**. stock. i" i-nxiftri
»« Remo-, ai Sa. r- rvu
M lv«r Jo&n*on, T Oji‘wW>*■*.
-Ntagar* laa ^ t®
frotu: o#*v wbaein m ‘o1 tx $1-'.. if you
punch*** ft. # » :Ott-a*»r '*ru l«. Ueftu vr IJ5
• heel- now $tl. m»wtfwJ Goodrtc*
MlWlHiml BWWfc $1.45.
Tver* Joht»Hi)ii, Komi: Vofcof*.
Open *v*Biltgx. '-’hi ’ he«»lH fa-ion l* 'fa ie.
See wh***l». iowo. »t. oer week.
RKIKJMGRT VT’STTN,
ft "Wtillam ■<- HI ora•»«<* xt. both half
block from Broad,
BTOYFLKS. $12 *•» tno. second-band bky
cl-e. $2 to $15. Factory '’How--Do not
buy a bicycle »r u wa.'r or * *■•.« fix.ro any
one at any price until you receive our la*:o»R
catalogue of high -gf*’<* Ohy-ie* and *u«
gries ard learn our unheard-of an l
marvelous new special oifers. ft only comt*
a cent to write a nofttal and everything wi !
be sent jiw fr*»e by return mall You wt’l
pet much v*!ua’>!* Information. Do not wait
-»■ wrtfte ft now* r<.r**, coaster brake
Steels, lamp*, oart*. r»oa1n* ac.’ ’’ndrl**
of all kinds at half us; al nrlcee_ $.V*<> cos
’strip with red danger s'yn.o’, $1 •' o
©roof tire* $1.59. PARK kC" MOTOR
CYCLE CO.. $»-’ Vesey st.. New York etty
WATCH out for faker* that advertise goods
at half nrl»’e. or those that i-.v thein in
car-load lots and pa> for advertising to sell j
them at cost. Buy your goods «f a man
that's In business to make n living, you
hare some chnne* to art your nn»n»v's
worth an.l personal services In the bargafe.
‘ CHARLES KREBS at r,l William st.. veils
Pope motorcycles, Reading-Standard and all
other make* of bicycles worth selling. M
William rt.. two doors from Washington st.
-~SY Wllltam st.
1214 ELY INC MERKLE motorcycle* t2?R;
carload of well-known blcvde* »'* will
•ell nt cost. $12.50 to SCO: 1512 bicycle- $«
An ltf>; ragulor ?4.r.o puncture-proof tire*.
fe' $15: rpeclals Mo- alt other rood* nt one-third
pff. BELMONT CYCLERY OO., $4" Broad
*t.: branch 12C South Orange av
SAFETY and certainty you will find 1n the
Excelsior motorcvclo; ro before you buy
your 1814 machine «•« our* nnd you will ]
aoon decide the machine yon ought to ride J
and the price you ought to pay: see the Two j
^Bpeed they are all talking about: cash nr
' mredtt hlcvcles from *ir. tin. TTAVERFORD
.'CYCLE FO., 54". Broad Ft. Mkt. 8817.
1914 IIAniFY-DAYHWOVS
In stock; only machine that eon h- started j
w’th rear wheel on ground. Hand machines ,
f40 up; e««*- term*. BUSH. MncDOUOALL,
$22 Hal fey st. (Open evenings.!
SEE the 1814 Arrow before buying else
where. THOMAS JACKSON, Sole Agent, j
Clinton Hill Cycle Co.. Badger av., near
Clinton.
HORSES & CARRIAGES
BULL’S HEAD COMMISSION STABLER j
495-497 BROAD 6-T.. NEWARK. N. J.
This Is the safest and best place
• to the East to Guy or sell t orse*.
x*t
Regular *cml-w*ekly auction every
TUESDAY AND FIUDAT .
at 10:30 A. M rain or ehlne.
TUESDAY. APRIL 21.
400 — tIKAD OF HORSES — 400.
On Tuesday. April 21, we will offer at j
auction 400 head of horse* of ev«ry type end
. duncrlptlon. among them being some excellent
business, express arid general purpose horse*. 1
Special attention Is called to a mixed con- 1
•Ignmenr of draft and expre«* horse*, that j
for style, quality anJ durability cannot be '
surpassed. Call an«f Inspect this consign* 1
rr.ont.
We will also Imve our usual large run of .
second-hand horses that have been used 1
around the surrounding country.
When you purchase a horse from us you j
are protected by our guaranty, the only one 1
of Its ktii i In existence.
all money refunded if you Ana}
DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PtHtCItASU '
BULL'S HEAD STABLES
TlfOS. If. HOY’ PROP.
SALESMEN:
- William Parkhuret. William Paterson.
J. R. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer. j
Vj] HAVE largest etock of trucks and
wagons that we ever had on hand: wc wilt
•ell reasonably: *e# pur stock before buying
elsewhere: single amj double Ice wagon*, coal i
wagons, half van. Vallsburg Wagon and ,
•sCarriage Co.. J. F. LOTTTLE. Mgr.. South
Orange av.. Sanford av. and Palm «t.
WAGON, second-hand, slx-sprlng. patent I
' fifth wheel, hand-mode, built to carry
will sell cheap. A. F. MULLER. 258 ,
fioflngfleld av.
SMALL open wagon for sale. $10: has new j
.body; In line condition. SCHONER. 44 2 J
Clinton av.: tel. 2876-W, Waverly.
HORSES for *al«. LARRY’ DfjRNECARO. 5f
Union av.. Irvington; tel. 858 Waverly.
— -. - - ---
WANTED—
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH I*AID l'On OLD CHILD. NIL- !
r- YKK AND DIAMONDS. HUAIILEY, j
4«2 BROAD ST. NEXT CONTINENTAL I
' HOTEL.
all kinds of furniture, content*'
OF HOUSES, FLATS AND STORES i
BOUGHT; CASH QUICK; VAN POZNAK,
415 SOUTH ORANGE AV.; I'HuNK 2071.
OLD gold, silver, platinum and diamond*
bought. DALEVUE. 781 Bread *t.. over •
V<tty>. __ _ _ _ _ !
TEMPLETON. 318 Main s\.. buy* and eelle
household and oflire furniture of all kind*: j
typewriters, etc. Write or Phone 2481 Crania ■
TRADING stamp.", highest price* for hook*, *
loose stamps. Cigar, cigarette, tobacco con- I
Bun*-, soap aru tnjlk label*; open evening*
-U-''- Prince Ft
POSTAGE STAMPS Have you any We
puy money for name. FOREIGN' MONEY' ;
EXCHANGE 7.87 Broad *t.. cor. Market st. I
(’LOTBlXf!
*'li.1GffEbX price* l’or caHt-off clothing, hau j
ami ahoee. M. MAN SON, second-hand ]
i.othcs for ladle*, gents and children, paying j
hUlie-H price* of any dealer In city, ill
IJar!ford »t.; tel. 4774-W. Market, eend ;
__ •
.1 GUERMAN oaye more any dealer
* for ladies’, gents' and boy, ra*t-oflf cloth
ing. iiats and arhoes; epecinl price* for ladies' l
fancy Arcane* ami gentlemen’* suite; Alee
food price* for single pant* and uniform*,
•rtf v\ arren *i. Send poKiah Will rail.
i AM buvlng and Foiling ladles' ami gent*’
eecond-hand clothing C. CAHN. 117 .
fOUtlt Orange av.
HIGHEST price* paid for cast-off clothing,
•end postal. II. COHEN. 63 Broome *t.
PAPERHANGERS AND
DECORATORS
BIG WALLPAPER SALE.
r„ riiank*. 2Yiic; gilt*. 3c; embosse-t, iUt.
tv,o-tono urt velour* for luc: varnished tile*
for lUt^o: papcrJus room* for $3; painting
*1, low price*. Ai. HOTHOUSE. 9 South,
Orange av.: ull work guarantee.1. l’hone
., ;S-J. Market.
-- lw ng 11. M. Cohen r>t[",r“,or
Reasonable mines.; work guaranteed; e«U*
Bates given. 819 Main *t.. E. O. Phone 1138 O.
- J. J. CHRISTIAN
, PAINTING AND DECORATING
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS WORK.
itfD Washington *t. Tel. 201-J. MurUet.
WE PAPER rooms, ceilings nud wall". $3.
, painting don«- at lowest nr Ice*, it ROGOV.
145 Belmont av. Phono 358 Waverly.
.14 WILL paper ro< m paper Include*? w ork
guaranteed; all kinds of painting. Tel.
■ ASCII. -_82 Main *t.. E. Range.
’HAVE .vour painting. decorating done by the
tellable decorator: lowest prlcaa. D
,kTlt*tJOFl\ 240 Fes hi no nv.; tol. 3310 YVav.
MIDWIVES
wr ' ~
REGISTERS l* .VIIUWUfjfi.
MRS. DltEWES lJHANDX.
1S2 MULBERRY ST., CUKXEU MARKET.
l-ALIISS* PRIVATE XI'USING. HIGH
CLASS EXPERIENCE; EXAMINATION
FUEL.
•CONFINEMENTS. STRICT CON*FIDHXTUL
TEL. 8239-W, MARKET.
~MRS. GUmOII. IRACTICAI. NURSE.
-- I ad lee' private nursing; treatment at noma.
<k*-.tor.v reference. .<i South Orange av.
Fhbue 8151-W Market.
MEDICAL
•'CAPlEVs consult u specialist on all special
ailments, Irregularities, etc.; treated by a
-licensed phyaJeian; absolute relief guaran
tee^ lady attendant; private nursing ar*
If neoesaurj ; chargee low: advice
'Vrcal hour; . S to h: Sundays. 30 to 4; taka
elevated, aubjvay oi surface ears to W. CCtb
*t. elation: only U minutew from Cortlandt
‘’terminal: or 12 minutes from 23d ht. ferry.
E.\ PERI EXCEL bl EPl.M.IST. 126 W. o5th
WfcM..-*'"*1- I"**>'« N\ V. City.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Ryder & Co.
ana rugs «*f every kind thoroughly
•ni'f.l < i dun. vermin and moth*, by our
Steam Cleaning and Vacuum Proceee.
Va to .v or. relald and stored.
ret. 404 MKT. 22 MECHANIC ST.
HIGH-GRADE SLAG ROOFING
HIGH-GRADE CEMENT WALKS.
Special Attention Given to Repairs.
ileady-to'lav Roofing for Sal#.
THE HITTS CO Phone 1124 Market.
:§ Park st. Newark. N. J.
NEVk Jersey Roofing and Carpentering Co.—
we will o all the work on top of your
he i -e at the lowest nrtecej our elastic roof
paint an l asphalt flint roofing has no equal:
old roof* covered or painted. chimney*, lead
r* a* t itter* repaired within fifty mile* of
N . nrk graranteed ten year*: estimates
furnished: a ear.’ will bring our reprenenta- ,
tlve. 52 Elisabeth av. Tel. 261 Waverly.
‘RELIANCE MATTRESS CO.
RENOVATES TEATHEft BEDS OR HAIR
MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS OF ALL
KINDS RECOVERED OR MADE TO
ORDER FEATHER PILLOWS MADE
3.12 WASHINGTON ST..
PHONE 2367-W. MARKET.
--syg^ Clothe* Dryers and Pulley !
poles complete. $5 and up. {
, W< make the beet ladders on
earth. Call and M»e.
IMIKTDAM) DAIMinn 1 O.,
1811 Oniiiu-e St. I el. 884 I*. II.
PRINTING AND MULTJORAPHING.
P. L. servlcs 1* complete Wi writs -
strong, convincing ropy for booklet*, folder*
etc.; arrange design and print them well; j
M'lltlgraph 'eft- « complete rr.Rlllnp, list*, *
addres* envelope- , wrappers, etc. T.et our *
representative rail and eNulaln our sendee in
detail. The PRICK A T.ftE CO.. 828 Broad. ;
YOI* can’t get better roofing paper at any *
price than Ruberold; it Is the very beet j
and sold at very moderate price: anyone can
put It on: ask us about It. we will show you j
how’ to save money by using It. LUDLOW •
& 8QUIBR. agent-*. 97 Market st.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
DOLLS* HOSPITAL
From 300 to 11* Washington *t.. two rttor*
from New. 1 adlee* Ha 1rd rearing Parlor* 1n
Connection. "947-M. Maiket.
Ladies’ Straw Hats
Sold direct from mamifacturvr at wholesale
prices; lint* remodeled. MAYLRAS. 22*
Washington near Rank.
MATTRESSES made over nt customer’** 1
residence, fl.GO up: work guaranteed:
mattresses, bed springs, sold at factory
prices. LONPA'S. 20 4 Springfield ev. Tel.
846-W, Waverly.
Metal Ceilings and Walls
Oiling* *8 up. FRED J. ROCK. 17-12
fill la av.. near Clinton rv. Tel. 3106 Wav. •
PIANOS tuned, repaired and pOil»hml. an- |
tlque furniture upholstered, repaired and j
polished; cnhtr.etmnklng. WILLIAM HILL,
96 New st.. Newark. Tel. 3217-W. Market. ;
BRASS REDS HERAT RED. REFINI8HED;
best French lacquer: **end postal: repre- «
setmtlve will call. EAGLE BRAES BED I
CO.. 4-tl Commercial st,
EAGLE Wire S Brasil Works, infer* of bank
office railings, partitions, wire window
guards, folding gates, etc.: repairing: esti
mates given. 14 Warrer pl.s tel. 9079 Mkt.
MKTAL CUILIAGS A\ll WALL*.
Estimates furnished for all kind* of work.
MCE ROSEN ST FIN.
132-134 Hulsey st. Rhone 4421-W. Market
Mattre**e* I l — L rJet-owtr Renovating
Slip Cover* UpillMMCI Y l.ov/eat prise*
8. ROSEN. 109 Howard at te» 4»S7-R. Mkt.
MASONRY—Roller work, bane oven* repair
and alteration work. M. GILLEN*, .120
Runyon nt.; phone H903-V7. Waverly.
METAL CEILINGS ANI» WALLS
erected in all kind* of building*. .TAMES V.
Maguire, id a liaieey -it.. \avarV
OSTRICH PLUMES MADE OVER.
Cleaned, dyed or repaired; perfect work;
ra' Ik faction guarantied. ROCK. H9 Halsey »t.
WANTED—Contract* on removal of a*he*
and rubbish from factories and buildings;
safe* and machinery « specialty. H. SKIP
WITH. 264 Kim st. Rhone Mkt 3914-.T.
MAHSEISK
Masseuse Wished gentleman pattentH, sat
isfaction guaranteed. L„ Ho* G«V Star
office.
snwixo MACMniFJ
SEWING maolilnes repaired right in your
home. Send postal to MIL AlPl'Cl/ELL.
40 Thirteenth av.. or phone 087ft-J. Marker.
TAILORS
GEN TLMMEN —Select your suite from the
finest lino of the latest texture* and weaves
In a large variety of colors. Suits to measure
$18 up. Workmanship guaranteed. Six
months' pressing free. Join my club and
secure « *20 suit for $1.00. Cleaning, re.
pairing, altering and preening a specialty.
elite tail* nt
4:1 Clinton St.Tel. 1784 Market,
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
GOOU PRINTING—1.000 bond letterhead*,
8 ,'jx) 1, $1.23; billhead.®. $1.23; envelopes,
card*. etc., $1.30 por 1,000; 0,000 envelopes
O 'ki. $#.30; sample* went. 8TUATHMOKE
I’REBS. 158 Lafayette at., near McWhorter. >
CONFECTIONERY store lor sale; ice cream.
Rods fountain, tobacco, clgam; exceptiotctl j
opportunity; price reasonable; good reason * I
given for selling. Address SUBURBAN. Box !
100. Stnr OlBco.
FLORIST—For sale, excellent business op
portunity, doing $10,000 a year; reason for i
selling, account of other business: will ac- ;
cept reasonable offer. L., Box 40, Star office. .
CONFECTIONH3RY, stationery, cigar utore,
t.. b# soldi five rooms And More; rent $15.
tmjuire SINOEIt CANDY CO.. 351 Wash
ington at.
• *i EN-AIR moving picture park for sale
cheap; in r&pldly growing neighborhood;
no competition within half mile; no agents.
MOVING. Box 18. Star office.
CONTENTS of rooming house; clean nnu
reasonable. 10 Cottage st. Tel. Market
577 9-It.
BARBER shop, two chairs, for sale cheap.
Gall or write 428 Bloomfield av.. Mont
clair.
I'gOL ROOM, doing good business, with
three rented tables; connected with cafe. *5
Esse* «t., cor. Orange, city.
INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY
Founded 1792.
WILSON FaRKAND, HEAD MASTER
Thorough preparation for any college or i
•dentlflc school, or for business* life Fata* I
log ue on request.
ItT RCKIlARDT Academy for Dancing, S7»7 |
Ilrond. opposite William: open every eve- !
Mug: the latent dances a specialty, private |
o- class lessons; April reception at Krueger
Auditorium Wednesday evening, April 22. ,
Tickets, including wardrobe, r.o cents.
I)A\CINL.
DAVIS .SCHOOL OF l)AN»'N<J.
tug Broad at*, opp. LtoKAnltma r.tatton.
Class. Friday evenings, t»:4r.. All the new
■lances taught pi* »»•«* and class lessons.
SPUN RECEPTION
li. unllrbmn of Th* Washington, Wednesday
evening, April 29. Phone 3182 R. B.
Berry’s Dancing School
tr.t Rroad. Tr.ngo and latest dances quickly
j taught; private or class lessons from in t.
tn. to lu p. m.; advanced class, Tuesday
evening. Piione 3181 -W. Waveriy.
; MODERN dances properly taught: Maxixr.
hesitation, tango, etc.; easy method. M.
c. RICHARD'S SCHOOL. 6 ft 3 Broad st.. op
posite Military Park: next Arcade.
MtMC.
| ADA M. KENNEDY. 4 Humuokdi at., phone'
1134-11, li. Ik, violin and piano instruction,
i I u*ach u method that produces the beat
i possible results in one year’s time.
BANJO. MANDOLIN. U HIT A Ft, VIOLIN.
Lessons, 50c; second- hand instruments for
•ale. A. J. WEIDT. 489 Washington »t.,
i cor. Kinney.
tt088 MOftlHPLW teacher piano. violin.
Btudlo. 630 Norwood et„ cor. South Orange
avenue.
CORSETS TO ORDER'
MME. LILLIAN. OORSETIERE.
Makes corsets to your Individual measure*
I meats: front, and back luce; the science of
I cornetry applied; improvement of figure and
! ! IMIFEOT FIT guaranteed; reabOuahle.
Wi«$S HL’lLDlKU, NEWARK, N. J.
I
After 10 o’clock Tonight
you’ll be too late to get your Real Estate or Dwell
ing for Sale ad in tomorrow’s paper.
So, while you think of it, ’phone your ad in
6300 Market—ad will be inserted and bill mailed.
Tomorrow, you know, is Saturday; “REAL
ESTATE DAY.”
DRESSMAKERS^^
BETTY LADIES' TA fl *0111*41. CO.. 695
Brood si., will make ti perfect fitting suit
to order lor S*>. or skirt Y . furnish your
material. Phone Market $922.
MME. YVlLISf’H—Long experience, individ
uality; clonks, Hu Its, gowns, $•! up; dresses,
up; tit guaranteed. *>8 Columbia Bt.
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PATENTS
FRaHNTHEL .m IlICHAHtJS. patent law so
licitor* of P. S. aiw foreign patent*, tra<l«
mnrk .. copyright*. 74f»-7 iiroa.l *t.. Federal
Trust r.I.lg.; established 1SS5. Tel. 1S41 M.kt.
patent wheat rbichei.t.
.•■46 Broad at. Newark. N. J.
Blanch ottice. Herlin Germany. Foreign
patent* a *peclalt> obtained and *old.
I H IKK .1 CO. l>tabll»h«il )SCS, Phone
g»44 Market. Hoorn* "lO-olt Kinney Bldg..
Broad and Market «t*.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE—All unredeemed pledges
left over one year will b« wold at Central
Auction Rooms 12 South Orange avenue, tn
Friday, April 17, 1914. at 2 p. m. R.v order
nl C. Blei-man, Pawnbroker.
S. VAN POZNAK, Auctioneer.
LOANS-MORTGAGES
MONEY of. bond and mortgage, city property
only: 50% value EUGENE If. MEYER,
lawver, 7.'*K Itroad Bt.. Room 912. Newark,
N. J.
HAVE client" d? siring second mortgagee
Law offices of WILLIAM HARRIS. Kin
ney building, sin Broad st.
MONEY to loan on bond and mortgage.
FREDERICK U*. HODGE, MO Broad st.
PAWN BROKERS
ONE-HALF PER CENT.
Charged on loans of $20 and ov*?r redeemed
two weeks from date of loan.
ONE PER CENT. ON SUMS OK SHO AND
over; 2 j—r cent, per month on sums below
120. Loans on diamonds. Jewelry, silverware.
At the Old Reliable Upwnbroker«.
SS-e C. BIER MAN. ,58;
IP i KDAIt STREET
Near Broad st.. opp. W. V. Snyder Co.
Office hours. 3 a. m. to 7 p. m. . Sat., 10 p, m.
Partial Payments Accented on Loans.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
MYRON W. MORSE
REAL ESTATE—INSURANT E—LOANS.
740 BROAD ST. 159 THIRD AV.
RENTING & COLLECTING A SPECIALTY.
P. I*. BRYCE.
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans. *10 Broad at.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RENT FREE
“The other family' pays the
carrying charges of this modern
15-room. 2-family houce: solid
construction.
ALL Improvements; fine neigh
borhood; 20 minutes from Broad
and Market, 300 ft. from trolley.
Rental $696. Price $6900
I*. *. BROWER. ESSEX BI.IKL
Phone Market 4647.
LET TIIR
AETNA REALTY CO.
build for tod.
PLANS PREPARED
ESTIMATES GIVEN
BUILDINGS FIN A KC AD.
Lift BROAD ST. TKI . 2822-8 MKT.
SPRINGFIELD AV. property. In the best
section; one-story brick building to odd;
suitable for furniture, dry goods, clothing
or any other business; frontage on two
streets; very little cash required; If you aro
looking for something good, hero is your
chance; act quick. ARTHUR TILLMES,
528 Springfield av,
LOTS for builders, on second mortgage
terms; 30 Dewey st.. 27x100, with founda
tion. $950 ; 583-5 South Orange a\.. 50x100,
*3.500: 100-2 Mt. Prospect av.. 50x100. $6,250;
south side Linden av., East Orange, 138k 100,
3700 each. CRANE. 026 Essex Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL huibllng lots for sulo. cheap;
two on Springfield av.. cor. Indiana st.;
one on Hunterdon st.; two in Lackawanna
Park; cash or easy payments; unusual op
portunity. Call OWENS. South Orange av.
and Twenty-first st.
NICELY restricted building plot, 30 minutes
from Market and Broad sta,. surrounded
by pretty homes; no objectionable features;
will sell on small monthly payments. GEO.
FRANCIS O'NEILL, 800 Broad st.
TUXEDO PARK TRACT—The ideal one
family section; 20 minute* from Four Cor
ner*; plot 40x120; $1,000; South Orange av.
ears pus# property; send for map. CROW
LKV-O’BRIEN CO., Clinton and Beaver sts.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION i have eeveral
very lino offering# for builders In suburbs
of Newark; will make forms to good man.
UEO. FRANCIS O’NEILL, 800 Broad st.
LOT for sale on Grove st.. fourth lot from
southwest oorner of Nineteenth av.; will
sell cheap for cash. Inquire E. PETER
SON, 971 Boulevard. Astoria, L. I.
TWO adjoining building lots In Arsdalo ter
race: restrict'd location; price $950; sot
upon a terrace. Address llox .'IT. Star other;
no agents.
ANN ST., cor. Elm road—Fine corner foi
business; asking $1,200; make an offer
J. M. SAYRE. 20 Avon av.
OUT or TOWN
FOR SALE—Suburban lot. Little Falls. N
J., cheap; good commutation. J. a
STEIGER. Beloit. Win.
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON, N. J.—Ix>ts, KlUkemiua tract
east and went Kearny av.; Improvements
small amouut cash, balance easy payment
EILmHKMIUS. 205 Broadway. N. Y.
BELLEVILLE
SEVERAL 2-family houses far Bale. im
i pro cements- moderate price; tittle cast
required. Information at 198 Bruce at.
Newark. Phone Market 887.
BUILDING plot on Union av., Belleville
"7*4x100, will be sold on easy terms. GEO
FRANCIS O’NEILL. 800 Broad st.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
HANOVER HEIGHTS, N. ,J.
j HIGH-GRADE semi-bungalow, half acr
j ground; *oven large rooms, hot. cold run
i niug water, beamed ceilings, open fireplace
( completed May l; three minutes to station
i school; high healthy: main mud. be twee'
I <"ciJtlwtdl-Madison; terms to suit. AT.PER'
K. ALLSOFP, Firemen’s building.
REAL ESTATEFORSALE
EAST OHAMU0
BAST UUAMIK
Houses, A|.;tiimwnt« 4 'd Fitts.
Sale, Rentor Exchange
All prices easy terms, largest lie* tu (ht
1 OrHiiges.
! C. O’Donoghue Co.
3 49 Main at. East Orange.
! ' EAST*ORANGE.
steam; hear station and trolley, taxed at
1 *7,800; owner needs money; will •<'1
I *7,000. For bargains, sale or r«ni, net
VYiTliHOW. at Brick Church static
1 MORTGAGEE had to foreclose; must well
j S-room hoiiHe, tiled bath, steum. gas. elec
tricity. parquet floors: lot 40x100: $.’>,500,
t own terms V. M. CONOVER. 348 Main hi..
, Fast Orange.
i DANDY residence, seven rooms and bath.
steam heat, electric lights and gas; near
I Brick Church station and Central av. cars;
I will exchange. Address PRIVATE. Box 17.
! Star office.
JERSEY FARMS—Large list country farms;
sale, exchanging nnd renting. BLAU
VELT, Brick Church station. East Orange.
CONNOLLY
ANTI RENT.
CONNOLLY —
In new one and two family houses and bun
j galows; complete in every detail; easy terms
1 BARGAINS. BARGAIN,S, BARGAINS
I Sixteenth st. fc Fourth av.. opp. Ampere Sta.
INTERLAKEN
MODERN dwelling, nine rooms, bath, steam
I heat; garage: large lot; can be bought at.
a sacrifice. FRANK EICHHORN, MO Broad
[ street
I KVINOTON
TilT'AN Y CL.. Irvington—New two*family j
| detached house; 13 room*, two baths; plot!
37 *4X140: at bargain: near cars; easy terms; I
modem improvements. Write OWNER, 422:
Stuyveuant av. Lvndhurst. N. J.
LOT, 30x100, east side Twenty-third st., 225 !
feet south of Nineteenth av. Inquire 105 l
! Lillie st.
I,VONH FARMS
BUNGALOW. 5 rooms and bath, well built. .
combination gas and elec., steam heat, :
fireplace, large lot. nr. cars, cost >4.000, j
price $3,400, $300 down, balance monthly.!
FIACRE. 020 Essex Bldg.
LINDEN
I CLOT, tiuxlOti. oofner Wood and Miiisel av..
Linden. N. J.; nil city Improvements; 2 1
I blocks from station; cheap If bought quickly.
I C. A. PETERSEN 439 Post av., Lyndhutst,
MONTCLAIR
MONTCLAIR.
An opportunity never before offered, client
going West. will sacrifice new modern resi
; deuce, 9 rooms, 3 baths; outside sleeping
porch, sun parlor, every appointment: ex
I cel lent location; price >6.500.
MURDOCH.
Opp. Lackawanna, Montclair. Phone 675.
MOW .110 It MOV
j FINE rot in try place, located at CUnthaiu. N
•I.: 40 miuutcH out on I>.. i4. A \V. It. It.,
1 15 uiimitrs' walk from station; house has
f just been entirely reu odeled and in A1 cou*
| dltlon; nil new plumbing; hardwood floors,
j eras and electric light*, etc.; outbuildings and
1 14 acres of land, with abumluiire of fruit
nnd shade trees; price $20,000. or will ex
change for Komi shore property. For further
■ pnrCculars apply to owner. Room 3.808.
j Wool worth Building. New York.
AT BOGOTA N. J.—Most convenient aub
! urban town in New Jersey; 25 minutes to
New York by West Shore or Susquehanna
Railroad, also by trolley Unas to 130th st.:
beautiful dwelling to rent, contains five
bedrooms, two baths, large living room,
i open fireplaces, hardwood floors and every
modern improvement; rent $660 per annum.
I Room 3809. Wool worth building.
■ FOR SALE—Detached frame house, built
four years; 7 large room aiul bath; nil
decorated; attic; steam heated: gas and
electricity; plot 50xit8: cement sidewalks,
macadamized street; 7 minutes to Erie sta
tion. school and churches; price $4,256:
} terms reasonable. AL PRITCHARD. Sixth
at., Westwood. N. J., or J1 B'way, N. Y.
liACKI'lN'HACK. N. J.—Fine, modern dwell
ing. located on Summit av.. for rent: bouse
contains seven bedrooms, two hath*, open
fireplace and hardwood floors; corner location;
' oil plot 100x273. adjoining to Hackensack
Golf Club links and one of the best locations
In Hackensack; rent $1,200 per annum. Room
3,800, Wool worth Building. New York.
FOR SALE*—ROSELLE. N. J.
Owner, required to live In Philadelphia, will
‘■ell at a sacrifice, handsome home. 10 room*
incl bath; very attractive; stone and shingle:
j this is n rare chance to secure n delightful
home; terms a* easy as rent. HENRY BUR
I LEW. 722 Arch st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Ft Jit HALE Three-story brink lmlldin ;.
i 75x100; situated in New Brunswick. N.
suitable for stores or factory; will be sold
•it a low figure to dose an estate. J. YtROG
YARD WRIGHT. New Brunswick. N. J.
1unnu A urinrr *^°8t End to Asbury Park.
JaCOD A. King, 206 Broadway, N. Y.
. SACRIFICE—Eight-room house, best resi
dential section Hackensack; cash. >2,900.
Room 1,006, 261 Broadway.
| TWO LOTS. Unden, N. J.; plot 40x147:
sacrifice best offer cash; no dump: no
•agents. INVESTIGATE, Box 90, Star office.
1 $33 UP—Bungalow lots. $5 down, $2 month:
Montclair Gardens: neur depot: boating; 35
I minutes from Newark. Write P. KAMM. 3«VS
(Central n>.. Jersey City.
SEASHORE
I POINT PLEASANT lots. 50x125 each; choice
location; convenient ocean, river, station;
• sidewalks, water, sewer, gas. electricity.
! Room 20, 1974 Broadway.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE
! ARE YOU In the market for a one or two
family house? If so go and sec what I am
building on Florence Avenue Trai t, Irving
ton. 1 wont you to look at the timber and
: material. I am using only the best and
first-class workmanship. Be suro and see
me before buying anywhere else. STEPHEN
! A. GOTTWALT. Ill South Tenth st. Loca
| tlon of tract* Take Springfield av. car to
, Florence av. and walk four minutes north.
i ASTONISHING BARGAIN—Good 7-room
hoy*, brick-lined, two open firoplaces,
i plenty fruit, Including chickens; half acre
I land: price, $2,700; worth $3,500. Call NICH
‘ OLSON’ cO., Lyndhurat, N. J.
ATTRACTIVE 6-room house, steam heat,
gas. electricity; 42x161; $500 cash, bal
i anco easy; cull or write. 53 Locust st.,
Roselle Park. A _
. FINE brick dwelling on Palisades; 8 large
rooms. BECKER. 164 Clinton av., West
I Hoboken.
I FOR SALE—Nice two-family house; lo rooms;
] full lot. Call 166 Lyons av.
i HOUSE, d moms and hath, all Improvements,
perfect condition: lot 50x100: garage: f
minutes station: 25 minutes city: commute
tlon $4; Improved street; $4,000; terms;
OVERBAt'UH. 22 Euclid av.. RJdgfleld Park,
nr 44 Wall; telephone 2240 John.
LAKE HOP AT CONG
Mount Arlington, haudsotnc residence, 15
rooms, two huths. four toilets: all city tin
nroveinents: lake view unsurpassed; tin
shade: 100x400: cost $15,000: price $9,000
your terms: elevation 1.200 feet. W. ALAN
» SON ALEXANDER. OOtt Fifth av.
; OUT-OF-TOWN owner orders two-family
, I house on Now York av. sold at much lest
i I than value: come in and see me about thh
* property: not much cash required. GEO
FRANCIS O’NEILL, 800 Broad st,
DWELLINGS FOR SALE
ROSELLE— $2,500; six-room house: all im
provements LAMS. 225 E. 81st fct.. X. Y.
city.
RUTHERFORD—•Uouiie, 8 rooms, ail im
provements. splendid location; price $4.
200; terms to suit; bargain to quick buyer.
OWNER. 232 Sylvan st.
SOUTH SEVENTH ST., near Central av.
and Roseville depot—Three-story. 3-fam
ily, nix and seven rooms, bath, enclosed
porch, sereons, awnings; no reasonable offer
rejected. ARTHUR TILLMBS, 02 South
Seventh st.
TWO-FAMILY house, 8 large, light rooms.
on Napoleon st., near Hamburg pi.; small
amount down. Inquire LAUNDRY. 95 Lang
street.
TWOHTORV house for sale at 23 Pierce st.;
on account of death. Inquire on premises.
WILL sacrifice beautiful one-family house;
all improvements and large plot, in New
Milford. X. J. MRS. FRITZ. 16» VWlrfield
t.. Brooklyn, X. V.
OFT OF TOWN
Bargain—Leaving for ('nhaUu mu*' >n
modern 9-room house, all improvements;
garage: desirably location; worth investiga
tion. 160 Grove st., Plainfield.
DWELLING, excellent shape, nigh location,
three lots, tine lawn, Hackensack cars
pass door; little cash down; $4,500. W.
ORAMLICII, owner, Carlstadt. N. J.
I’Olt SALE—Four large dwelling houses for
$20,000, $12,000, $10,000 and $8,000; or
for rent annually for 11,500, $1,200, $800
and #800; each with garage and stable at
tached; first-class condition; all modern im
provements; ample grounds; excellent loca
tion. Apply to 108 Prospect av., Hacked
sack, N. J.
FOR sale at u sacrifice, beautiful home, eight 1
rooms, all improvements: on trolley lino;
20 minutes to ocean: ull kinds 1'mlt: large;
burn and chicken house; SI,500 cash, balance
easy terms. F. G. HOFFMAN, owner. Eaton* I
town, X. .7.
BOONTON
BOON TON. X. J.—Splendid mountain air; ,
Lackawanna commuters’ express service;
7-room, almost new house, all improve- j
meats, electricity; superb view; $4,000; only j
$1,000 cash if bought now; balance building '
and loan mortgage; 20 other houses, all
sizes; write for particulars. WILLIAM A.
KIRFIY.
BLOOMFIELD
FINK residence, practically now, II ruume, <
largo ground, highly restricted locality; !
every modern improvement, hot water heat, !
open fireplace, everything in fruit and her- j
rles; garage and chicken-hoUse. MBS. |
RAM OB, owner: Rumge ter., Bloomfield; '
tel. 2113. ;
FINE RESIDENCE, 8-room house, highly
restricted locality; every modern Improve
ment: electric* lights; Will sell very reasona
ble; near Orchard *t. station. Inquire MRS.
ATSMA, Ramis ter., Bloomfield.
NEW stucco, eight rooms, every modern Im
provement; 22 feet; largo living rooms, open
fireplace. OWNER. MRS. It AMOK. Ramge
tor.. Bloomfield; tel. -113.
ENGLEWOOD
ENGLEWOOD, N. J.— Att? 'Uve shingle
house. 0 cozy (not small) r and attic;
improvements; plot, 150x150; cultivated;
chicken house und garden; convenient to
station; positive bargain: easy terms.
OWNER. Box 493.
HUDSON HEIGHTS
HUDSON HEIGHTS. N. J., opposite 85th
st.. N. Y. city—Fine dwelling, built 3
years. 7 rooms, bath and attic; hot water
heat, electric and gas lights; one block from
trolley; 20 minutes from New York; ideal
for busy New York man who prefers coun
try residence; can be bought cheap at your
own terms. LEO S. RYAN, Hudson Heights.
N T
.lURSEY CITY.
BARGAIN—Private house, 8 rooms, bath, all
improvements; also small factory, all
brick; 2 0 minutes to New York. W. MAL
1,FT. 13S Central av. Jersey City
NUTLEY
N UTLEY—Vary attractive 8-room house;
bost location; all modern Improvements;
loc 50xl?0; will sell at *5.500. DEVRIES,
4 2 Hampton pi.; take Paterson car to Union
avenue.
PLAINFIELD
TLA INFIELD. N. J.—New bungalow, six
rooms, bath; all Improvements; good lum
ber: well built; terrace, plot 75x150; 10 min
utes to depot; will decorate to suit; coat
$5,200; must sell; will take much loss. DON.
435 Macon st.. Brooklyn.
RAHWAY
FOR sale at a bargain—Nice, comfortable
home of seven rooms, large yard with
fruit: good well of water; cistern water In
house. For particulars call or utUIrcss
OWNER. No. 85 Loesvllle av., Rahway.
N J.
RIDGEWOOD
1 FOR sale. Ridgewood. N. J.—EiegauL mod*
ern frame house, 10 rooms and bath; fine
barn, two chicken houses; plot >00x488,
.streot to street; price $11,000; mortgage 14.
500. or may lease to desirable tenant. ED
WIN REYNOLDS, 1181 Grand «t„ Oroolc
I lyn. Telephone 3880—Williamsburg.
RIDGEFIELD PARK
RIDGEFIELD PARK. N. J.—Nine and ton
; room houses, full modern, all Improve
ments; 7 minutes from station; 2 railroads
land trolleys; commutation. 7 cents; large
' idols; also 3-farally houses; terms or cash.
'HERMAN NIEHAUS, 112 Hobart st.
RUTHERFORD.
ARE you looking for a real nice home, mod
erate price? 1 have ft bargain, a 9-room
house, for sale, beautiful location, for $6,500;
easy terms. Particulars, CARL DANN
H E1M. 54 Park av., Rutherford, N. J.
« —... - ■
VAUXHALL
NEW six-room house; all Improvements;
located on Hpringfleld av.; splendid loca
tion for doctor; Vauxhall section: will sell
ut bargain; small payment down, balance
oasy terms. Inquire VAUXHALL Real Es
tate Ortlce. Take Springfield av. oar.
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Furnished room house. 17 rooms.
559 High st.
TOMS RIVER
FURNISHED 7-room house; improvements;
old; Toms River near business centre, sta
tion; river; 7UX200; fruit, shade; $2,8U0; terms.
OWNER, the Colonial. Mariner**' Harbor.
N t.
FURNISHED COTTAGES
TO LET
LAKE HOPATCONO.
Beautiful cottage, overlooking lake; fur
nished for summer; large piazaus; six bed
rooms; all Improvements; low rent to de
sirable party. Room 1402. 1 Liberty st.,
New York.
FOR RENT—Bungalow, newly furnished; 6
minutes to ocean, rent reasonable. Write
BUNGAL. Point Pleasant. N. J.
BRADLEY BKACII
W. E. MACDONALD
Auto meets trains by appointment. Oppo
site Borough Hull and depot.
BELMAR
COTTAGES, boarding houses. hotels. t'oi
rent, from $tXk> up. for season: farms foi
sal<-. MLU H. OREGO. 805 V. st. Rtdsssr
pu trolley Uses.
FURNISHED
COTTAGES FOR SALE
FOR SALE CHEAP—Summer cottage, fully
furnished, worth $6,000; on lot .'*0x130
feet; near ocean, on Fourth av.. Bradley
Beach., X, J.; haw 0 rooms and bath; make
in»; an offer. Address I,. A. W.. Boom 3.
Metropolitan building, Orange, N. J.
COTTAGES FOR SALE!
LAKE HOPATCONG—Cottage, ten looms, i
bath; all improvements; garage; saerlfle'* I
$4..’00, your terms: fine well. w. AT.AN.SON I
ALEXANDER. 3011 Filth a*. |
RE AL ESTATE FOR SALE •
OR TO LET
—-~~—-i
FOR sale or lo let. Great Notch, N. .J.. mod
em eight-room house: three minutes from
station. Address R. I. Hor 184, Little
Falls. N. .T.
SBA8IIORK
AVON-BY-THE-SEA, N. J.
Furnished houses for sale and rent.
Martin D. Murray,
AGENT.
Garfleltl nv Phone 1944.
•-•-j
At Avon-By-the-Sea, N. J.
Furnished Cottages for Sale mid Real.
Romo bargains. Apply to or write '
C. P. SNYDER AGENCY, ofttce cor. Main
et. and Rylvnnia nv., Avon-by-the-Seo. j
REAL ESTATE TO LET
NEW .JERSEY
1UDGIJFIEL 1'AitK. N. J.—For rent, pri
vate residence, H rooms and bath: beauti
fully located; n large garage; every improve
ment. It. A. WILCOX, agent.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE purchaser for residence in southern i
part of city; can pay $1,000 cash; send I
me full particulars of what you have to i
offer. GEO. FRANCIS O’NEILL, 800 Broad
street.__«
FARMS FOR SALE
APPLE FARM. 130 acres; 80 acres apple*, I
20 acres hay. 0 woodland, balance tlnost'
tillablo soil; now barns, newly altered 14-j
room house; near Hlghtstown, N. J.; Penn-!
sylvan!? Rail rood; $75 acre; terms to suit; t
fare, $1. Owner, HAMBURGER. 49 East J
123d st.i New York city.
BARGAIN—ll*i-acre farm, fruit trees, as
paragus. berries; 5-room house, outbuild
ing?; Jersey, *2 miles N. Y.; price, $2,400,
I»art cash. OWNER, U0 East 23d st., N. Y. ,
CEDAR LAKE, in Adirondack? of New Jer
sey—Beautiful. convenient. healthful;
bungalows, building sites; suit every purse
and taste; one hour on Lnckawanna road.
Address, photic, DONALDSON, Grantwood,
N. J.
FOR SALE—At Stclton. N. J.. handsome
residence, 12 rooms, hardwood trim. In
good order; with two acres of land and
plenty of shade (about 75 trees! of different
varieties; excellent location; less than five
minutes’ walk from station on main lino
Pennsylvania Railroad, 18 trains dally; tele
phone and electric light available; price nine
thousand dollars ($9,000). MICHAEL
O’CONNOR, 3G4 George st.. New Brunswick,
N. J.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
Fruit and pouljtry farms for commuters,
country seats, houses, acreage and everything
in real estate, in healthful, mosqultoless sec
tion of Allendale and vicinity: 50 minutes
main line Erie. A. II. WALTON. Allen
dale, N. J.
FAHMS MV SPECIALTY—All kinds; oil,.
log free. I!. MATTHEWS. Second st. and
Monmouth av., Lakewood. N. J.
FARMS, various siaes; write for particulars.
ENOCH TINDALL. Illghtstown. N. J.
FIVE acres, good for fruit and chickens;
$130 cash: near Atlantic City. J. BROWN.
840 N. 12th at., Philadelphia. Pa.
HUNTERDON County farm bargain: 119
acre.?, good house, all buildings, brook; \
must be sold by May 1st; $0,300. S. C. i
! SHANN. 207 Market st.
j LARGE beautiful farm In Berkshlres for sale;
! suitable gentleman's home. McDOWELL,
i 87 Nassau st.. N. Y.
| MODEL POULTRY FARM: successful busi
ness proposition; fully equipped with
thoroughbred stock; 33 acres; capacity 3.000;
large dwelling; mile from railroad: profits
will return 20 per cent, on Investment;
$13,000, part cash. Box 256. Beverly, N. J.
MUST BE SOLD—Seven-room house; all
Improvements; near depot; half acre. 10
minutes New York; at a bargain and easy
terms. CHARLES FREY. Dcmarest, N. J.
i PLAINFIELD—Sale, house, seven rooms,
bath, steam heat, gas. electricity; % acre.
I chickens, fruit: ten minutes R. R. and trol
ley. MARSHALL, 1144 West Seventh st.
POULTRY farm, exceptional sacrifice: $7,800;
15 acres; house 7 rooms; Improvements;
i barn, laying bouse, brooder bouses: lucubu
I tors, engine, horse, wagon, carriages, tools,
HOO high-class layers: arteslau well; Vi mile
station; 2 orchards; Income $125 month.
UOSKMUND. Wood cliff Luke. N. J.
PEQUANNOCK—Bale or rent. 1 Vi acres;
nine-room house; Improvements; near sta
tion. 36 Sterling pi., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SOUTH JERSEY FARMS—Five acres good
land. $100: can be paid monthly at the rate
of $5; choice land for raising fruit, berries,
vegetables poultry, squabs; mild, healthful
climate; nearby town; half mile from rail
road ptation; prosperous locality; good roads; j
pure water. OlESE. 142 Market st.. city. 1
THE nicest, cheapest C.0-acre farm, within I
20 miles from New York; 50 acres level, j
j best garden soli, 10 woodland, with large i
j river, orchard. 8-room house, barn and out- !
(buildings; on main road; $175 per acre. Box !
3. Demurest. N. J. j
j WHAT DO YOU WANT, farms, acreage,
bouses and lots on the Instalment plan?
I I have It; no agents. 508 Singer Building, j
New York. j
WILL sell cheap. 14% acres near South
Amboy; 1,000 ft. water front. 500 ft. pier;
three largo factory buildings, containing
IS.000 square feet; railroad siding; princi
pals only. M. J. WEINMAN, 264 West
113th st., N. Y.
1 82-ACRE farm in New Jersey. 60 miles out;
i 12-rooin house; 1,200 fruit trees; 1 horse,
j 1 cow, chickens; all Implements; no agents.
I Address W. LIGHT. 253 Academy st.. L. I.
City.
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT farm bargains; 200 acres, wa
ter, buildings, stock, tools, $0,000. half
cash; 110 acres, stock tools. $1,000: others.
MULL, South Norwalk. Conn.
FARM for sale, 135 acres; five miles from
station; $8,800; old-established boarding,
j bouse. 16 rooms, bath; 67 acres fine land;
large live stock; $7,000; 25 acres, ten-room
! bouse; one mile from station: $8,200; 19
! acre gentleman's home, boarding-house or
' poultry farm; eight large rooms; also 30
acres, 28 cultivated, one mile from station;
$2,400. JULIUS JUHASZ, Madison. Conn.
; FINE 24-acre farm. $1,300; 2-acre village
farm, $1,200; 1-acre suburban home. $2,
1400; $300 cash on each: other farms; all
! kinds: state wants: get list and pictures.
W ILLIAM CONE, Canterbury- Conn,
FARMS FOR SALE
THREE ACRES, new barn, chicken coop;
foundation for house (house burned); run
ning water, gravel pit; electric light; one
half mile from station; price $500. JOHN
BURNS. Box 257, Collinsville, Conn.
85-ACRE fart?/ good house, barns, 2 horse®,
2 cows, hens, ducks, tools, hay; well lo
cated; $2,2u0. part cash; farm list free.
Bit AINA HD'S AGENCY, Box kl6, Middle
town. Conn.
20-ACRE farm; 7-room bungalow; modern
Improvements; garage, hen house; build
ings new; price 53.500. RICHARD It.
TUCKER. Say brook, Conn.
36-ACRE FARM, 8-room house barn, 3
chicken houses, workshop; must sell at
an orifice. O. A. UISCOX. Woodstock Valley.
Cor.n.
250 ACRE8, good building, smooth land,
brook; near cities, trolley; R. F. D.; phone;
orchard; sell whole or part. GEO. STOTT.
Mystic. Conn.
DELAWARE
FARMS fur !-ale; send for free catalog.
SLAUGHTER & BAKER, Dover. Del.
MANSACIU NKTTK
Foil KALE—1)0 acres, 8-room house. 2
burns; good elevation; splendid water;
machine-mowed fields; neighbors near; tele
phone line; will cut 200 cords wood, 40.000
ft. spruce; land sloping; will Include 3 cows,
3 horses, harnesses, wagons, machinery;
price 52,300; terms to suit. D. B. CORNELL
CO.. Wll Hometown, Mass. \
NEW YORK
DELAWARE River farm. 12(* acres; Louse
12 room*; station 2 mile*. DANIEL HOL
BROOK, Port Jervis, N. Y.
COMMUTER'S FARM; hour out; ?2 acres;
rich soil, fiuit; 3,500 ft. frontage; barn;
corner; $4,500; easy terms; no agents. R.
DRAKE, Spring Valley, X. Y.
FOR SALE at Quaker Ridge. 12 acres: gen
tbinnn's residence or snnlturlmjt. .TOIiS
CARROLL, owner, Mamaroneek, N. Y.
FARMS, $1,500 up to $10,000; hotels, cottage*,
boarding houses, road house*, business
property, lake properties. Write T. HAR
PER, Monticello, X. Y.
MUST SELL at once, 177-acre farm, near
Altmar. X. Y.. Oawegu County: 100 acres
under cultivation; new S-rootn house. nut
bu tiding* good. wagons, farming Imple
ments. 2 horse*, 4 cow*, included at $4,360;
only $000 cash; this is n sacrifice price: $100
to be paid or. mortgage yearly, 5 per cent.
Write or call evenings. J. BRANDT. 57S
Mott av., New York.
PROFITABLE farms near city of Middletown,
N. Y.; 25 acres; 4 miles to city; 6-room
hou«e; large barn>\ in line condition; price,
*2,500; term*: 2u-iicre truck anil poultry
farm, 2,,s miles city; 8-room house, barn,
small pond; good condition; price, $3,2o0;
terms; 7-aore truck and poultry farm, t%
ptory house: 2 miles city; $1,000: other bar
gains. HVFFRRN REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
St.ffern, N Y.
SEVENTY acres, Columbia County: house
steam heat: bath: buildings: fruit; brook:
near station: sacrifice $4,500; photos. EDGE
BROOK. Rider's Mill. \\ Y.
SACRIFICE for cash. 45-acre farm, hoard
ing-house. furniture, stock. 12 rooms, out
buildings; Sullivan County. Owner. SHANA
HAN, Port Richmond, N. Y.
SELL OR RENT-—-73 acres, old-fashioned
farm, cottage and outbuildings; elevation
HOft feetL beautiful view. J. ARMSTRONG,
U Broadway, New York.
THREE ncres: 5-rooni house; burn; fruit:
terms; state road. HLAUVKLT. Spring
Valley. N. V.
85 ACRES: beautifully situated: village
llmltr; suitable country home or boarders;
15 rooms; improvements, burn. 3 .stalls: hen
house; brooder houses, incubators for poul
try and duck business; large ponds: unen
cumbered: *7.000; principals. T. A. HIND
MARSH, R. F. D. 2, box 8, Saratoga
Springs, N. V.
84-ACRE truck, dairy and sheep farm; ad
joins river, on State road, tnlle to station,
town; good 7-room house, spring water, burn,
fruit, woodland. 2 fine cows, in sheep, $3,200;
cash, $1,100; 5-acro fruit farm, good 7-room
house, hen-house, on State road n^ar ela
tion. $1,150; ca*h. $400. O. V. FARRELL.
Deposit, N. Y
24 ACRE farm in swell fat ruling section n
Goshen: state road: good buildings: thrifty
apple orchard, fine water; sacrifice at $4.o»X)
cash. STEVENS & VAIL. Middletown. N. V.
167-ACRE farm, plenty of pears, apples,
wood and farm land; easy living; $630
cash. G. E. IIACICETT, Branch. N. Y.
0 L660 for good fan. and buildings, near
station. U. J. CUMMINGS. WHlseyvllle,
N. V
PENNSYLVANIA
FARMS. $000 upward: all kinds property; in
great summer lejstrt. manufacturing and
agriculture region; Tutaloguo free. GARD
NER FARM AGENCY. Stroudsburg. Pa.
FERTILE farms, near Philadelphia: fruit.
poultry, truck, dairy: excellent market-i.
W M. STEVENS. Perks*!*. I'a.
FARMS WANTED
WANTED—To buy farm'. 10 to 30 acres,
with outbuildings; 20 to 30 miles out. of
Newark. Address FARM. Box 20. Star office.
JERSEY' farm wanted; mall full particular*.
HERRMANN, 1012 Nebraska av., Rich
mond Hill. Now York.
DWELLINGS TO LET
OUR RENT ROLL.
Monthly Rentals. iura on Application.
Dwellings to let. • City.
South 20th st., 0 rooms, bath.$1G
Monmouth st., 6 rooms, bath. 25
Homestead Park, 7 rooms, bath. 27
Homestead Park. 8 rooms, bath. 30
Orchard st., garage and rooms....,. 30
Spruce st., garage and rooms. 30
Homestead Park. 8 rooms, bath. 35
Moen place, 10 rooms. Impts. 35
Ronner av.. 8 rooms, bath. 35
Monmouth at.. f» rooms. Impta. 36
Frcllngbuysen av.. 8 rooms, barn. 40
Elizabeth av., 10 rooms., Impts.. garage. . 42
Summer av.. 12 rooms, impts. 60
Third av., 10 rooms, bath. 60
Highland av.. 10 rooms, bath. 60
Parker st.. 11 rooms, impts. GO
Hummer av., 12 rooms, Impts. 75
Mt. Pleasant, av., 13 rooms, bath. $4
Hodden terrace, 12 rooms.100
Wulnut st.. 7 rooms impts.100
1 Leslie at.. 12 rooms. 3 baths.100
Cilnton av.. 14 rooms.125
| Mt. Pleasant av., 12 rooms.Il60
j Mt. Prospect av., 11 rooms, barn.166
1 High st.. 12 rooms, bath.100
Dwellings to let. Out of city.
I Irvington. 6 rooms, impts.$22
Lust Orange, 6 rooms, impts... 25
Irvington. 8 rooms, impts. 30
Nutley. 7 rooms, impts... 32
Arlington, 8 rooms, Impts.] 36
Arlington, 6 rooms, bath.j 40
Avon. 9 rooms, bath.111125
Verona, 10 rooms, garage.46
Glen Ridge, 9 rooms. Impts.* 45
Orange. J" rooms.. 6,1
j Bloomfield, 11 rooms...!!.!!! GO
j Verona, 10 rooms...]. 40
|J- WARD SMITH & SOX. Prudential'Bldg.
I FINE 10-room house, all Improvements, heat;
newly decorated; fine condition; rent, only
$43. 23 Kearny at. ORBEN, 786 Broad nt.
BROAD ST.. 49—Nino rooms, two baths; one
or two families; Mourn heat: now plumb
ing; $46 month. Inquire 319 Belleville av.
BROAD ST., 1129—Eleven rooms, all Im
provements: fine location; rent low; inquire
1113 Broad »t.
BROAD ST.. 1004—TWELVE ROOMS. TWO
BATHROOMS AND LAUNDRY. INQUIRE
1002 BROAD ST.
CHELSEA AV., 84, 86—New six rooms,
steam heat, electric lights, tiled bath,
beam ceiling, halls and stairs carpeted; one
half block to South Orange av. trolley; on*
block west of South Munn av.; rent $80.
Agents, THE EDWARD W. MARTIN CO..
1 s Bathgate pi., Roseville.
CLINTON HILL—Nine rooms and bath;
from May or Juno. Address CLINTON
HILL. Box 25. Star office.
CLINTON AY'., No. <6—Fourteen rooms, 2
bathrooms. Inquire STOUTENBUROII
CO.. 79T-S05 Broad st.
BAST PARK ST., near Park PI.—Three
story brick. 14 light rooms, steam heat
and nil improvements, being put in good
order; excellent location for boarding or fur
nished room house. Inquiro FIELDER
CORPORATION, Firemen’s Bldg. Phone
7861 Market.
ELM ST.. 177, near Jefferson st.—Six large
rooms, bath and improvements; reasonable
rent. Inquire in store, 75 Ferry st.
GOUVBRNEUR ST.. 9—Twelve rooms and
bath; good location; all improvements;
rent $36. GEISER & PLUM. 845 Broad st.
HOUSE, No. 93 Bleecker at. Apply F. A.
BORCHERLINO. Firemen’s building.
IRVINGTON—Largo house and lot: room'
for gurage and chickens; low rent to re- j
sponsible party. Inquire 619 Stuyvesant av. i
---- i
JOHNSON AV., 190, cor. Runyon at.—Eight!
rooms, bath and toilet room; parquet :
floors and electric lights; lot 47x132; room for
garage; $45. EDWARD BEERS, 730 Pru- !
dential building.
MILTON ST., 12, between Boston and Wick
cliffe stp.—House. 9 rooms and bath, electric
light, steam heat and all modern improve
ments. Inquire B COHBN, 16 New st.
NINE-ROOM house. 18 Norwood av.; rent
$20; water, gas; large garden; place keep
chitkens. Inquire 60 Augusta st.. Irving
ton.
NO. 247 WASHINGTON AV.—Nine room*
and bath. $30. FRANK EICHHORN. 810
Broad st.. or W. D. DONOVAN. 16J Ei
wood ***
DWELLINGS TO LET
NINTH AV., 6«a—Co«y briok; 6 r°°5>3. bmth,
laundry; furnace, perfect order; $29. J- M.
SAYRE, 2<J Avon av. _
MELROSE AV., bloclT from Central av. car
—New eight-room one-fumily house: elec
tric lights, .steam heat, tiled bath, parquet
Hours; will decorate to suit tenant's
room, for garage; rent $45. THE EDWARD
\S\ MARLIN CO., 18 Bathgate pl.» neat
Roseville station.
UNlfl-FAMILY 3-room house. all improve*
ments. cor. Littleton and Fourteenth av.;
rent, $25. Inquire M. BTDDELMAN, 26?
Littleton av.; tel. 5326-R Market.
QUITMAN ST., 166—House, 8 rooms and
bath; very desirable location, only few
lioors from Clinton av. DR. HOLT, 661
Broad st.
ROSEVILLH). North Ninth st.—Twelve rooms,
rccptlon hall, beautifully finished through
out: hardwood floor*, electric lights, larg*
front porch, rent, $40. THE EDWARD W.
MARTIN CO.. 18 Bathgate pi., Rosevllie.
ROSEVILLE. 210 North Seventh st.—Eleven
rooms, newly decorated throughout; splen
didly located for furnished rooms; two min
utes to trolley and station; $55. Inquire
THE EDWARD W. MARTIN CO., 18 Bath
gate pi.. Agents.
ROSEVILLE, North Ninth st.—Twelve
rooms, rdeeptloh hall, beautifully finished
throughout; hardwood lioors, electric lights,
large front porch; rent $40. THE EDWARD
W. MARTIN CO.. 18 Bathgate pi.. Rose
ville.
SIXTEEN ROOM HOUSE. SUITABLE FOB
Ft'RNUfUED ROOMS UR BOARDING
ALL IMPROVEMENTS, INCLUDING STEAM
HEAT. AND JANITOR SERVICE FUR
NISHED FREE: ALL LIGHT ROOMS: ONLY
TWO MINUTES* /WALK TO MARKET AND
BROAD STS. AND THE TUBE STATION
ON NEW ST., NEAR HALSEY: MODERATE
RENTAL TO DESIRABLE TENANT; POS
SESSION immediately, j. l. visible*
MAN &. ro.. 73» BROAD ST.
STEUBEN ST.—Six-room, one-family house.
steam heat and all modern improvements
refined neighborhood: central to two trolley*
and Grove st. station; rent $25. THE ED
WARD W. MARTIN CO.. 18 Bathgate pi.
Roseville. *
TEN-ROOM house to let. In Roseland, N. J.J
bath, steam heat, 'fas and good water: un
furnished. high elevation overlooking the
Blue Ridge Mountains; good, healthy location;
three-quarters of a mile from Essex Fells
station and two miles from Caldwell; stage t<>
Caldwell every .hour: room for car or hor.»e
and carriage. C. BRA UN WORTH, Rose
land. N. .T.
TD LET—Six-room home, all Improvement!*
steam heat; near trolleys; large garder\
good neighborhood; rent. $20; Vallsburg set A
tlon. 22 Palm at. \
THIRD AV., near Broad st.—Ten rooms: \
improvements. Inquire 87 ’JJilrd av.
TWELVE room* ard bath, partly furnished:
being put in good order: half block from
Broad st. and Lincoln Park. OWNER, 2$
Camp st.
WASHINGTON 8T„ G04a—Eight rooms.
bath, heat; all improvements: choice, cen
tral location for business, residence or fur
nished rooms; rent reasonable. METRICS?*
355 Washington st. Tel Market 4086.
WASHINGTON AV.. 67—House, 9 room-,
bath. heat, all improvements; decorated;
rent, only $36; select neighborhood. ORBEN,
80." Firemen’s building.
WALNUT ST., 38H—Nine rooms and bath,
all Improvements; near Four Corners;
suitable for doctor or dentist; rent $65. Ap
ply owner BOCK, 69 Halsey st.
OVT OF TOWS
BRADFORD ST., 37—Six rooms and bath;
newly painted inside and outab'e; rent $17.
BI-OOMFIELD—Eight rooms, with bath
place for servant; all latest Improvements
Newark. Orange and Montclair trolleys near
house; hardwood floors; gas and electricity,
rent $32. BUILDER. 87 Bay av.. Bloom
field. *
East orange, North Fifteenth fit.—Eight
rooms, one-family house; best condition,
select neighborhood: convenient to trolley
and station; room for garage; rent $35.
EDWARD W. MARTIN CO., IS Bathgate
pi., Roseville static n.
EAST ORANGE, North Burnett st., 35—Four
teen rooms and two bath* In first-class resi
dential section; 3 minutes from E. O. elation
and trolley; all Improvements, steam heat,
etc.; rent reasonable. Seo this house first; It
will pay you. LOUIS 8CHLE8INOER. Inc.,
Essex building.
EAST OR AN OE—Ten-room house to rent
at a bargain; steam heat, large. light
rooms; wide lot. 34x100; near schools: con
veniently located; a good house at a. mod
erate rentul; let us show you this property.
Call or write RICHARDS & HENDERSON.
10 Fourth av., opposite Afnpere station.
IRVINGTON—Will rent an up-to-date 13$
eight-room house for $28. 33 HandfOrd av.,
Irvington.
MONTCLAIR, 18 Lexington av.—Handsome
eleven-room house, in exclusive section of
Montclair; beautifully decorated, hardwood
floors, furnace hent, separate .servant ac
commodation: sets back 40 feet from street
ou lot 80x220; beautiful shade trees; one
half block to trolley. G minutes to station;
rent $r,o. Apply any Montclair agent, or
THE EDWARD W. MARTIN CO.. Roseville.
Newark.
ORANGE. Main st.. 183—Eight, rooms, hot
water heater, gas and toilet: rent very
reasonable. Inquire of OWNER, 477 Main
st. Tol 2783-W. Orange.
TO LET. CRANFORD—House, 8 rooms, bath,
electricity; ground; good location; trolley;
school: station 6 minutes; New York, 45;
$35 monthly; less with lease. Address HAL
SEY. 1448 Pacific at., Brooklyn, N. Y.
$2S AND 125; one month free; beautiful
one-family buff brick house; six light
rooms, open fireplace and very modern Im
provements. 306 WIbh building.
DWELLINGS TO LET OR
FOR SALE
UPPER MONTCLAIR. N. J. (379 Upper
Mountain av., cor. Braemore rd.)—Stucco
and shingle house, perfect order. 13 rooms.
2 baths and laundry, four fireplaces, broad
veranda, fine trees; five mlnutea to station.
Address OWNER, room 601, 115 Broadway,
Now York,
BRICK HOUSE, 15 rooms, all Improvements,
parquet floors; will Heli at sacrifice, in
quire 73 Burnett «t., near James st.
FOR BUSINESS
PURPOSES—TO LET
TWO-STORY brick factory, 14 Milton at.,
near Wlckcllffe Ht., 30-50 light on all side*;
will lease whole or part. Inquire 13. COHEN.
16 New st.
ABOUT 10,00t» square feet to rent, with
power and water, as well as siding facili
ties. Address POWER, Box 14, Star office.
FINE, up-to-date office*, corner of Mulberry
and Market ats.; all modern improvement*,
janitor sort Ice*; ront from $16 up. SHEL
DON. 222 Market at
BERGEN ST., 804. noar Hawthorne av,-»
Large store, suitable for any budln^p*.
STORES AND OFFICES TO LET *
TWO VERY DESIRABLE STORES, NOS. 40
AND 42 NEW ST„ AT HALSEY ST.
LARGE SHOW WINDOWS. SPACIOUS
BASEMENT FOR STORAGE; STEAM HEAT
FURNISHED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL
COST; WILL LEASE FOR A TERM OF
YEARS AT A MODERATE RENTAL. J. L
FKIBLEMAN & CO.. 738 BROAD 8T.
ROSEVILLE AV., Orange st.—Corner store.
heavy shopping and railroad transient
traffic; suitable for any line of business,
terms can be made on lease; prosperous
established business surrounding. EDWARD
W. MARTIN CO., Agents, 18 Bathgate ol.
Roseville.
SO. ORANGE AV*., 52*£, one block from
Court House—With two rooms, gas auu
water; rent $20; suitable for any kind of
business; In a good business neighborhood.
Apply F. J. CRIQUI, corner Howard st. and
South Orange av.
CENTURY BUILDING, 142 Market at.—A
few very large, light, well-heated and
ventilated offices to rent; It will pay you
to Investigate. Janitor or LOUIS 8CHLES
INGKR, INC.. Essex building.
LARGE store, with living rooms in rear,
suitable for any business; 364 Bank st.,
near Wickllffe st.; will divide for two ten
ants. 8EITZ-PFEIFER REALTY CO., 810
Broad at,
SPRINGFIELD AV'., 260—Very largo store,
with modern front; latest Improved mirror
show windows; close to Junction of Spring
field av. and Jones st. Inquire A. F. MITf,.
LEU. 258 Sprlngtleld av.
SPRINGFIELD AV’., 84, junction of South
Orange av.—In A1 location; good for any
kind of business.’ Inquire A. FI8CH, owner
800 Broad st. '
WASHINGTON 8T., 336—Rear storo or
shop, suitable for tire repairing or any
kind of business; very cheap. Inquire 340
Washington st.
CORNER store to let, with rooms, suitable
for any kind of business; rent reasonable
90 Norwood Ht. V’allsburg seotion, one block
south of South Orange av. lnauirs
OROCHELL, 59 Norwood st.
SPRINGFIELD AV.. 260—Very large store
with modern front, latest Improved mil*
ror sho\y windows; close to JuaeUn of
Springfield av. and Jones st. InovSfc* a w
MULLER, 258 Springfield av,

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