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HELP WANTED—MALE.
AUK NTS.
fA GENTS—Large manufacturer want* re
ial. liable men. women, to wU guarantewl
hosiery. underwear, shirts, direct ^ horMm;
write /or free eajnploa. Madison Mills. 68*
Broadway. New York.
1 f A BIjB-BODIED men for firemen, brake
A men. 1110 monthly; experience unnece*
■ary- Railway. Box 1. 8tarj>mca._
A" RMY OF THE UNITED STATES—MEN
WANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men
between the ages of 18 and So; cltlxens of
I United States, of good character and tem
perate habits, who can speak, read and write
the English language. For Information uoply
to Recruiting Offloer, 266 Market at.. New -
Ark, If. J.__
B' '' OYS—Wanted, bright hoys. those having
experience at buffing, shipping or In
the box department: only those experienced
In the following department preferred. Ap
ply to Consolidated Safety Pin Co., 4 6 Far
gfrplilfr kt,, Bloomfield.____
^YOYS wanted, 16 rears old. Heaver Leath
■£> er Mfg. Co., 508 Freltnghuysen av.,
, __
V}OY8 wanted for light factory work.
Apply foreman. South and Tyler wta _
Bricklayer for small job. Cali im- ;
mediately. 207 Market st.. Room 203.
B"ijTCHBR—Young butcher wanted; steady j
position. Rwasky. 2 Valley rd., corner
^^FAtebung av.. West Orange.
*• VaRIVER wantedr must read and write
K:. XJ National Storage Co., 854 Plane Rt.
W, ftflVQ CLERK.~JuniorT one o- two years'
AkpeHenca 122 Waverly av._
' /*YlBRJiAN AGENT to sell Von Hlndenberg
vDT victory silver-plated plaqueR on eom
misalon; best proposition on market. Eckel
hofor Brothers. 16 Washington av.. Irvlng
RflSLl..
GOOD honest salesman wanted; can earn
big salary with big tire concern in
K^MUNurfl; must have car. inquire Competent.
Bo* 86, Star office.
KK9HHB-CLA0S ag*nt« wantml; rolling on ,
XX money-bark plan to the automobile j
owner. Addreaa Agent*, Box 45, Star office. j
INTELLIGENT foreman wanted to HUpar
vlae man at concreting and other work:
a thoroughly competent yard man; one who
«an gat roaultB; good opening for a hustler; ]
State salary wanted. Address Hustler, Box j
tar gfflgs_
R XlCWNSED fireman wanted In leather far- j
XJ tory. along Pl*rik : mwt J>«* handy
at pips* fitting; ref*\oi.d«>u reQulWd: state
salary. Address Fireman, Box 9. Star office. J
LWOTTFB INSTRUCTION—Persons I at- '
tentlon; time to suit convenience of
scholar; write or call for particulars. 206 j
West I9th st., New York.
$ T OCAL MANAGER WANTED
J-J Ambitious, respectable man of good
feahita and appearance, with $1,000, to as
sume local management of manufacturing: '
a profitable necessity In great demand; im
mediate profitable returns on work and In
vestment assured; no experience necessary:
do not rsply unless you mean business. Ad- |
frf— Manager. Box 31, Star office_
TkyTACHINE moulders wanted"
JuL apply universal caster a
FOUNDRY CO.rOQQ FERRY ST.
v ^UfEWARK railway mall clerk examlnR- i
i3l tlons coming: $76 month: sample ques
tions free. Write immediately. Franklin In
■titate, Dept. 380-K. Rochester, N Y_
VEWARK railway mail clerk examine
tlons coming: $76 month; sample ques
tions free; write Immediately. Franklin In
R Stttute. Dept 240-K, Rochester. N. Y.
PLUMBER'S helpers wanted, with cards.
F. & W. V. Engelberger Co., 159 Jelllflf
i! »v.t Newark. N. J. _
PaV*' LUMBER'S helper wanted. Call 477
Matam^|tonth 19th st, olty.
SALESMEN to sell the Empress Vacuum
Cleaner on 28o weekly payments; big
money to live agents; no dead ones wanted;
highest commission paid. Call at once, C.
F- Adams Co., 89 Market st.
SOLICITOR—EXPERIENCED MEN CAN
SECURE GOOD. PERMANENT POSI
TION; SALARY AND COMMISSION;
GOOD LIVE PROPOSITION CALL BE
TWEEN 8 AND 10 A. M.. CIRCULATION
DEPT., NEWARK EVENING STAR
fjpHB M08T steady trade la watchmaking; 1
X Insures good pay; call or write for par- ■
tlculara Newark Wai chmaklng School, 848
§46 Broad at. _
ripOOLMAKERS — HIGH-GRADE MEN
X WANTED; GOOD PAY; NEW SHOP;
STEADY JOB. APPLY AT ONCE. GEN
ERAL STEEL TREATING CORP . MID
DIJSSEX AND SECOND STS . HARRISON.
r liniOOLMAKER—Experienced man on tools,
X for gold Jewelry. Including drawing ,
and curling tools; steady work; good pay
for right man. Achieve. Brod A Co., 418
fejjaiw st._
*OOLI8HBR—Wanted, first-class hard wheel
Jt polisher on steel tubes. Irvington Mfg.
HOCoit st. Irvington.
WANTED—NICKEL BUFFERS AND
POLISHERS APPLY WM. O. BACH- I
MAN. EDISON STORAGE BATTERY CO..
ASHLAND AV. GATE. WEST ORANGE.
WANTED — Lithographic press feeder.
Apply at Newark Lltho. Co., Mulberry
I ted Ollw ats.
¥T7ANTED—Names of men. 18 or over.
▼ ▼ wanting railway mall clerk positions;
ftl month. Clerk, Box 29. Star office.
VCTANTED—Bovs as helpers on delivery |
▼ V wagons. Apply H. Comlskey, 195
liorray ft_
WANTED—Men to try examinations for
government jobs; $70 month; common
education sufficient Apply J. K., Box 29,
Star office. _
YOUNG MAN for office In Newark: night
law student preferred: give name and
address in own handwriting; state salary
expected; references required. Address Tuift,
Box 77. Yeager's Advertising Agency. East
g jpwni|e. - _
rOUNG MAN wanted to deliver orders. 76
^^Washlngton av., city.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
QASHIERS
EXPERIENCED CASHIERS
WANTED BY HAHNE A CO. AP
PLY TO SUPERINTENDENT BE
VORH 10 A M.
, RAHWAY
Mrs. Richard J. Morton, of West
Milton avenue, last night entertained
the members of the Girls’ Club, of the
First Baptist Church.
At the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow night, the Rev. N. M. Pren
tiss, pastor of the Congregational
Church at Woodbrldge, -will address
the Men’s Club, on "Preparedness.”
Edward Falk, of New York, is vis
iting friends in this city.
A nominating committee was ap
pointed last night at the meeting of
the Alumni Association of St. Mary’s
School to present candidates for the
election to be held on the first Mon
day In January. The committee Is:
John Geyer, Alma Calllhan, Cath
erine O’Rourke, Patrick McCue, Jr.
and Thomas Sullivan.
Under the auspices of the Board of
Education. Allan S. Williams, of New
York, will tomorrow night in the
High School Auditorium deliver an
illustrated lecture on ’’The Truth
About Snakes.”
W CHESTER
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the First
Congregational Church was entertained
today at the home of Miss Grace Beams.
Leonard Henkel, of Newton, is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel II. Skellenger.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jarvis are enter
taining Mrs. Isaac Parker, of Hampton.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
\ Sylvester Burd.
William Barker and family have re
turned from a visit with Mr. mid Mrs.
William Ammerman, of Morristown.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker and chil
dren, of Plainfield, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. flkellenger.
A week of special services opened Sun
day night in tne Methodist Church. Rev.
F. Watson Hannan, of Madison, preached
last night; tonight Charles W. Ennis, of
• Morristown, will preach; tomorrow night
Dr. Wallace Macmullen, of New York, and
Friday night, Dr. Edmund D. Sopor, of j
Madison.
A Shade of Difference.
“Willie, didn’t I tell you not to play
with that Wiggins boy?”
*T ain’t playin' wit’ him, I'm fightin’
with him.”—Gargoyle.
Time* Hnve Changed.
Mrs. Puritan—My ancestors came
ever in the Mayflower, I’d have you
know.
Mrs. D’Accustic—That may be, but
they might not be allowed to land to- j
day —Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
RATES AND INFORMATION FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
IN THE
NEWARK EVENING STAR.
1 time ..lc per word
3 times ...2e per word
6 times .. 4c per word
1 month, daily ...8 hie per line
1 year, dally.3c per line
(Minimum, 10 words)
The above rates include ail classifications
with the following exceptions:
Personals, Meetings, Lodge Notices, Cards
of Thanks, In Memorlam, Resolutions. An
niversary Notices, 10c per line.
Death Notices, 25c; with notice of fu
neral. 50c.
Anniversary Mass. Births. Engagements,
Marriages. Month’s Mind, seven lines. &0c.
Additional words, In each.
A charge of 6c per line is made for agate
capital letters.
White space is charged for on the basis
of 6c per line.
Figure six average words to the line. s«*t
solid agate; five average words to the line,
set in solid agate capitals.
The Newark Evening Star reserves the
right to classify all advertisements under
appropriate headings.
The Newark Evening Star will not be re
sponsible for more than one Incorrect in
sertion of any advertisement ordered for
more than one time.
The Newark Evening Star will only recog
nise written orders to discontinue or change
contract advertisements.
Ads. received In Home Office over tele
phone from responsible parties
AGENCIES.
Your confeotlpnery store Is a receiving
station for Newark Evening Star Want Ads.
PHONE 6300 MARKET
HELP WANTED—FEMALE
EXPERIENCED feather stitchers wanted
on Infants' dresses. Apply B. Llbman,
cor. Plane and Academy sts.
GIRL—Wanted, English-speaking girl, for
doctor’s office, and ussist with light
housework. Apply 608 High st.
/ 11RL—Young white girl for light house
VT work; no washing; must sleep home.
Irwin, 81 Montclair av.
4 11RL wanted for general housework; must
\JT do washing and cooking In family of
two adults. Mrs. A. Lelong, 132 Clinton av.
IRLS WANTED FOR RIBBON TRIM
MING; MUST BE 16 YEARS OLD.
BROHMAN CO., 1» CENTER 8T._
Cl IRLS wanted for light factory work;
T good salary to start. Apply Arlsto Co.,
11 Mill at., Belleville, N. J.
IRLS WANTED FOR LIGHT MANU
FACTURING AND INSPECTION
WORK APPLY HYATT ROLLER BEAR
ING CO.. HARRISON, BETWEEN THE
HOURS 7:30 AND 9 A. M.
GIRLS for assembling toys; steady work
all year; good pay. Apply J. Cheln &
Co., 310 Passaic av., Harrison, N, J.
IRLS wanted to work on gold spring
rings; muHt come recommended. Wle
gand Co., 112 Arlington st._
GIRLS to operate foot press In metal toy
factory: steady work all year; good
pay. Apply J. Cheln & Co., 310 Passaic
av., Harrison, N, J.___
J^AMP SALESWOMAN
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
SALESWOMAN WANTED FOR
LAMP DEPARTMENT: ONE CA
PABLE OF TAKING CHARGE OF
DEPARTMENT. STEADY POSI
TION AND GOOD SALARY. AD
DRESS LAMPS. BOX 30, STAR
OFFICE.
PERATORB. —
Outside hands wanted: only those thor
mighy experienced on Infants’ and children’s
dresses noed apply. Brohman Co., 19 Cen
ter st.
OPERATORS—Wanted, several experienced
operators on shirts, for single and dou
ble needle machines; steady employment and
good wages. Apply Excello Shirt Co., Pater
son. N. J., or telephone 199 Paterson.
/"VPERATOR8—Experienced on shirtwaists
'-J and Junior and misses’ lingerie dresses.
Apply George J. Pigeon Co.. 19 Center st.
/'OPERATORS—Experienced on Infants'
w white dresses. B. Llbman, Stouten
burgh building. Academy and Plane sts.,
Newark.
OPERATORS on infants' and children's
white dresses. Brohman Co., 19 Center
st., Newark. _ ^
PAPER BOXERS wanted; also table work
ers and end labelers wanted. Apply
Chas. R. De Bevolse Co.. Paper Box Depart
ment, Plane and Academy sta
POLISHERS wanted, experienced on gold
and silver novelties. Stevens A Lelthoff,
113 Grace st., Irvington.
SMALL girls wanted to trim cotton on
waists; must have working papers. Ap
ply Trouvllle Waist Co., 71-77 Austin st.
STENOGRAPHER with some experience \
for office work In Newark; give name i
and address and salary expected In own !
handwriting; reference required. Address
Tulfts, Box 77, Yeager's Advertising Agency,
EaBt Orange.
Tuckers.
Experienced on Infants* and children’s
dresses. Apply Brohman Co., 19 Center st.
XTTANTED—Girl for kitchen. Call between
VV 2 and 8 p. m., 42 Wallace pi., New
ark, N. J.
WANTED—First-class girls for clean
work; good wages. Applv The Con
solidated Safety Pin Co., 46 Farrand st.,
Bloomfield, N. J. _
XX 7 ANT ED—General houseworker; no
VV washing; must have references. 613
Ridgewood rd., Maplewood, N. J.
WANTED—A girl for light housework;
must have references. Apfel, 127 John
son av. _
XTTANTED—White girl to assist with
?V housework and help with children; no
washing. Apply 72 Morgan pi., Arlington.
YVTANTED—Womeh for government Jobs;
▼ V $70 month; pull unnecessary: write
immediately for list; positions obtainable.
Franklin Institute, Dept 682-K Rochester,
N. Y.
HELP WANTED—MALE AND
FEMALE.
DO YOU WANT $75 a month? Thousands
U. S. government Jobs now obtainable;
steady work: common education sufficient:
write immediately for free list of positions.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 241-K, Rochester.
N. Y.
I EARN ragtime piano playing for Chrlst
J mas: taught anyone 10-20 lessons;
free booklet; phone Mkt. 7717, Clark-Wlnn
Studios. 567 Broad, opp. Shubert.
I EARN quickly; Spanish, French, Italian
J and German: start December 16. Prof.
Blsenz, 65 3 Broad st. Phone 2379 Mulberry.
XTTANTED—16,000 men and women to he
»V come U. S. government employes; $75
month: vacations: common education suf
ficient; write immedatrdy for free list of
positions now obtainable. Franklin Insti
tute, Dept. 241-H, Rochester, N. Y.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE
AUTOMOBILE mechanic desires position;
can do own repairs and is very handy
around garage; can drive a machine; also
furnlBh bust of reference. Theodore Emmer,
14 Jackson st. Tel. Mkt. 1508.
BOY—Aged 10, is desirous of learning the
toolm&king trade; references. J. Meyer,
| 409 Bergen st.
j /~1AItRENTER, aged 28, desires steady posl
tlon; references. H. Taboleky, 178
Broome st.
C1ARPENTER desires steady position or
J will do odd jobs; neat worker. Carl
L^lchorn. 63 Holland st... city.
CHAUFFEL'R wishes position in private
family; does own repairs; excellent ref
erences. 297 Lafayette st.
C1HAUFFEUR and expert machinist will
J work for small wages; references,
steady worker. James Whitney. 155 Plane st.
C1HIPPEK; experienced for a period of four
J years, also bench and assembling hand.
A. CL 75 Magnolia st.
COMPOSITOR—Wants work, can take full
charge of office; wide experience.
Printer, 285 Waverly av.
DRIVER—Young man wishes position as
driver; four years' experience; can pro
duce excellent references. William Riley,
153 Sherman av
hRIVER wishes position; has had one and
a ns If years’ experience: references;
Hteady worker. George P. Leist, 89 Haw
kins st.
I FIREMEN with license, desires position;
has had twelve years’ experience; also
understands pump pipefitting and boilers;
good reference. Polock. 106 Valley st. Or
ange. N. J.
FOOT PRES8 hand desire* steady position;
excellent references. C. Hauer, 172
j Newark st.
nOUSECUSANING and assistant Janitor;
take care of office; references; middle
aged man; excellent worker. John Madden.
! Clifton ay.
Advertise :n th? Star.
V
SITUATIONS WANTED — MALE
LABORING and tanuery work; experienced
on sclvers and sheep sklna A- Greiner,
34 Shipman st._
1ITHOORAPHBR—Has had a wide experi
■i once; wlU willingly do any kind of
work at very reasonable terms. 8. Rubin,
rare of Slavin, 1S7 Spruce at.__
LUNCH room assistant; has also acted as
salesman; fluent talker; references. F.
M Dyer, 57 Boston st.
LUNCH room or counterman, also store
clerk; references. James Edgar. 57
I Boston st.
\JAN will willingly do any kind of work;
iAl has had a wide experience. J. Rosen
herg. 59 Charlton st.•
MAN very handy with tools, desires any
kind of work; excellent reference. D.
Levin, 80 Prince st.
MAN (colored) wishes position as driver or
house-man; references. 8. Richardson,
111 Sherman av., city.
Vf AN (colored) wishes position as janitor.
i*A William C. Bleftls. 229 Warren st
AfAN wishes position as porter or helper
-kVL in factory; references. Louis Morno, 40
Mt Prospect av. _
MAN (colored) wishes position as porter In
store or waiter In hotel; has also acted
as handy man around boarding house. D.
Wilson. 123 Halsey st.
MAN (married) wishes position as clerk or
work of any description; aan produce
excellent results; references. G. Richards,
132 Walnut st. _
MAN wishes position at electrical work;
references. Krietzraan, 131 Somer
set at.__
PAINTER desires steady |M)8itlon; reason
able. A. Mulzer, 116 Broome st.
PORTER and handy man wants work In
cafe or office: references. J. Andrew',
158 North Canal at.
SCREW machine hatfd, experienced on
Pratt and Whitney and Browne and
Sharp* and several other makes; best of ref
erences. C. Sllvln. 47 West bL_
TAILOR desires steady position; neat and
rapid worker. J. Smith. 32 Livingston st.
\TIOLINI8T and mandollnlst wishes posi
tion in moving picture house or enter
tainments; excellent references. R. Martino,
17 Garslde st.
f ANTED—W’ork as mason, brickwork,
cement and plastering; Jobbing pre
ferred. Walter Chapman. 63 Odge*:
\roUNG MAN, aged 26, single, wishes out
* side position driving or otherwise; ex
perienced; best of references: moderate
sals it ; hustler A. Brand, 123 Lillie st.
YrOUNG MAN desires position as carpen
ter; or will do any kind of work. N. f
[Dickson. 214 Broome st.j
VrOUNG MAN wishes position at anything; j
aged 19. W. Stickle. 174 Avon av. {
! XT’ OUNG MAN wishes position as engineer's
. A helper around factory. J. RUley, 121
| Bruen at,
j "VTOUNG MAN wishes any kind of work;
-A experienced on several lines. F. Spence.
201 New Jersey Railroad av.
XT OUNG MAN wishes position as handy
A man around hotel; act as porter or work
in engine room; was seven years at last
place. William J. Jones. 30 Whitney at.
YrOUNG MAN. aged 26; experienced in the
care of horses; wishes position as driver
j delivering orders for retail grocer; references.
I W. Krumwide, 79 Springfield av.
\70UNG MAN. 22. wishes position; has had
two years' experience ns machinist; ref
erences. David Chanln, 723 South Orange av.
yOUNG MAN, aged 18. wishes position as
X stock clerk; have had previous experl
1 er.ee on the emery wheel in leather works;
references. Frank Paris. 116 Madison st.
YOUNG MAN—One year's experience as
porter; good man behind lunch counter;
can also tend bar. J. Wintiaman, 29 Hensler
st, city
■yOUNG MAN (colored) wishes position as
A porter and houseman; very handy; ref
erences. J. W., 134 Stone st.
YOUNG MAN desires position on drill
press, or assembling on small maohlne;
experienced; references. M. Gordon, 436
Eighteenth av.
YOUNG MAN is very desirous to got any
kind of work: can show excellent ref
erences. L Gorvttz. 122 Broome st.
yOUNG MAN—Six years' experience In
A the Jewelry trade; experienced on rings,
vest buttons, link buttons, tie clasps, etc.
Edward Busier. 122 South st.
■yOUNG MAN wishes position; willing to
-A do any kind of work; references; will
prove my consistency. C. Dobbs, 266 Wal
nut st
yOUNG MAN wishes position at electrical
A work; have acted in the capacity of
driver. J. Wade, 418 High st.
yOUNO MAN desires position as porter in
•A saloon or handy man around bakery;
references. Conrad Reiss, 33 Barbara st.,
city.
"yOUNG MAN desires position in automo
A bile garage; very handy with tools:
have had one .year’s experience In machine
shop. C. A, Wadei, 756 Hunterdon st.
yOUNG MAN wishes position as stable
a man; references; sober. William Moran,
132 Walnut st., city.
■yOUNG MAN wishes position in garage sb
1 assistant; has has three years’ experi
ence on Ford car. Riley, 290 Plane st.
yOUNG MAN wishes position as painter or
A paperhanger; ten years' experience: ref
erences; neat and rapid worker. Address C.
Pittenger, 290 Plane st.
yOUNG MAN aged 20. wishes to learn the
T automobile trade; references. George
Guilfovle, 687 Bergen st
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE
CCOLORED woman wishes any kind of
S work; references. L. B. Raster field, 40
Jay st., second floor.
DAY’S work, including washing and Iron
ing, neat, rapid worker; reasonable. A.
j Hill, 102 Baldwin st.
T\AY'S work washing and ironing; ex
A * cellent referenoes; refined and very
quick worker; reasonable. Sparks, 412
Wash 1 ngton st.
DAY'S work washing and Ironing; ex
cellent houseworker. Mary Wilson, 446
Washington at _.
OUSE CLEANING by the dav~ neat
worker, excellent references. V. Polasky,
top floor. 81 Van Buren st_
PRACTIC AL nurse wants work; will also
take housework nr laundry work by
day. Mrs. Crate, 43 Cherry st., West Or
angp.*
Y\TASHING—Your family washing called
: W for and delivered: the bed and table
linen Ironed and balance washed and dried;
j send for wagon. Howell's Laundry, 38
I Marshall st
: YYTASHINIG, ironing and cleaning desired
j \V by young capable colored woman; ref
! erence given. 182 Spruce st, third floor,
j Phone Market 1420.
YYTOMAN—-White; would like any kind of
▼ * work by the day; washing and clean
ing: best of references, 181 Newark st.. city.
yOUNG LADY. 18. well educated, neat
I and refined, would like to do general
office work: can furnish excellent references:
will accept nominal salary to start. Address
Maid. Box 7, Star office.
LOST AND FOUND
IICEN8E-—Lost, automobile license No.
15802, left on Broad car on Saturday.
Finder please leave same at 454 Clinton av.;
reward; top floor.
LOST—Gentleman’s diamond ring, vicinity
Halsey and Market sts; liberal reward,
ling’s shoe atore, 188 Market st.
LOST—Unset diamond. Liberal reward for
return to V. Barber. 867 South 19th at
MUFFLER— Lost, silk muffler, lost Sat
urday night In Lincoln Theater. South
Orange av. Reward If returned to Mrs. T.
J. MfTnerney, 473 South 18th st.
SCARF—Blue fox scarf lost on Halsey st..
between Central av. and Market st.;
reward ofTered. Finder kindly notify L.
I,tenner, 698 Broad it. _
VTTATCH—Lost. Sunday afternoon on
v V Springfield av. or in Lyceum Theater,
a gold open face watch and pin. Return to
Miss Hart, 80 Newark st.; reward.
TTfATCH—Lost, a lady's gold watch and
V V chain, with monogram H. K.; reward
will be given. H. Kneger, 1090 Broad st. ’
PATENTS
DRAKE a CO. Established 1886. Phone
294fi Mul»>erry. Rooms 610-511 Kin
ney Building, Broad and Market nta.
EMTL A. KERN, Inc.—U. S and foreign
patents. American Insurance Co. |
Building, 70 Park pi., Newark.
RAENTZEL ft RICHARDS, patent so
licitors of IT. 8. and foreign patent*,
trademarks, copyrights. 746-7 Broad at.
Federal Trust Bldg Est. 1885. Phone 1841
Mulberry,
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
ALTMAN’8 PLEATING CO.—Hemstitch
ing and button* covered; cleaning and
dyeing. 161 Hslaey at., next to Bamberger's.
Mall orders _<
Ip LITE SCHOOL OP DESIGNING, DRK88
ld MAKING, MILLINERY—Always up to
date; enter any time; day and evening
classes; send for catalogue. 70 Halsey at
Many Others Have
Sold Their Business
All that was necessary
was a little inexpensive
“BusinessOpportunity”
ad. run for a few days
in the Evening Star.
Use this method and
have your answers
come to a private box
address in the Star
office.
Call Up the
ADTAKER
6300 Market
Newark Grrermtg jgrtar
AUTOMOBILES
FOH 8ALE.
AUTOCAR, rebuilt; good tires, delivery
body. Reo Co., 37 William st.
AUTOMOBILE two-ton truck for sale;
price reasonable. Inquire 29 Waln
wrlght st.
AUTOMOBILE delivery top, brand-new;
will sell half cost. Inquire L. Parker,
32 Miller st., city.
ARGAINS—1916, six-cylinder Studebaker,
touring car; 1916, four-cylinder, seven
passenger; 1915, four-cylinder Studebaker.
touring; 1914, four-cylinder Studebaker;
four-cylinder Thomas, touring car. Call
Washington Garage, 80 Washington av.,
N utley.
BUICK touring car, Model 17; In good
condition, at a reasonable offer. H.
Monahan, 627 Bloomfield av., Bloomfield.
BUICK, 4-cyllnder, 5-passenger; Lozier.
6-cyUnder, 7-passengpr; in A1 running
order; Just been overhauled.
JOS. M. MAIER,
256 Halsey sL, Newark.
CADILLAC chassis; AI condition, Metz
roadster with lot of extras: also several
Preat-o-lite tanks and magnetos: all In
perfect condition; can be bought cheap. Ap
ply 245 South 11th st. Phono 8585 Market.
CHALMERS, 1910, five-passenger touring
car. guaranteed first-class condition.
$200. or best offer takes same if sold Im
mediately: also Regal, 1911, first-class ordpr,
$250; Franklin, model D, 1911, alx-cyllnder,
seven-passenger, as good as new; demon
stration given; night or day: offer wanted
on this car: call. Roseville Garage, 25 North
9th st., opposite Lackawanna depot.
/CHALMERS, 1912, 30 h. p. touring; In
vv excellent running order. Call Reo Co..
37 William st.
/~40LE, 30. 1912, five-passenger, in good
L' running order; $175. A. T.. 94 Plane st.
ELEGANT Peerless limousine; special
Qulnby make; body perfect condition:
$850. Can be seen at E. Knapp, 48 West
field av., Elizabeth.
FIVE-PASSENGER touring car. also run
about, for sale cheap. Miller & Co..
12 William st.
FOR SALE—1913 Regal touring car, $300;
1914 Regal touring car. $400; 1916
Oldsmobile touring car, $600; fully equipped;
electric starter; demountable rims; extra
tires. Central Motor Car Co., Bloomfield.
FOR SALE—Touring cars; newly painted;
good tires; perfect running; Overland; •
electric lights and generator, $875; Lozier. !
Brlarcllff model, $400; no reasonable offer '
refused: terms to suit or note; phone for
demonstration. Mr. Cole. Market 6638.
Gloves—auto gloves—gloves
Largest assortment of auto gloves In
the State. Goodyear’s. 202 Market st.
ONE 14-passenger Jitney; demonstration
given. O. Evans, 18 Herbert pi., New
ark. N. J.
OVERLAND, 1914, 5-passenger; Garford,
7-passenger; Oakland. 5-passenger;
limousine and Ford body: bargain. Scholes,
834 Broad st ; B. B. 8898.
SAXON. 1916, four-cylinder roadster; forced
to sell. Light Car Co., 30 Central av.
DELDEN two-ton trucks and busses for
•O hire by day or week. John F. Max
field, 280 Halsey st., Newark. Tel. 178
Mulberry.
BLDEN car. 1912, for sale, $226; real
bargain, or will trade for Ford. Can be
seen at garage, 675 Central av.
SIMPLEX. 7-naasenger.
OAKLAND roadster, 1911.
JACKSON, five-passenger; starter and lights;
1915
AMERICAN roadster.
MOLINE, five-passenger, 1913; starter and
lights.
CADILLAC 1911 touring.
HUDSON "33." five-passenger, 1912.
CADILLAC, touring, 1912.
MICHIGAN; starter and lights; touring,
1914.
FRANKLIN, model D
BUICK touring.
OVERLAND. 1914
LOZIER, 1910.
STUDEBAKER, 1913
[EVERETT, 1912.
! FORD, touring, 1911.
FORD, 1915, touring, starter.
BUICK. roadster.
Two 1915 four-cylinder MITCHELLS.
These cars have been taken in exchange
#or the new Mitchell Six.
Special terms can be arranged.
CARL H. PAGE MOTORS COMPANY,
30-36 Halsey st.. Newark.
TWO Presto gas tanks, $7.75 each. Hintze
Bros., 405ft Central av.
AUTOS WANTED.
ATTENTION—Wm. Hlrsch pays highest
prices for autos In any condition for
Junk purposes; market price paid for old
tires, scrap iron and metals; prompt atten
tion giver to postals. Phone 7526-M Wav.
123 Livingston si. _
ALL KINDS second-hand cars bought;
junk and auto parts; highest cash
prices. Tel. 3014 Wav. 8. Hlrsch Sc Son,
191 Livingston at.
CASH paid for old or burned cars In any
condition for part purpose; postal or
phone 4810 Wav. Cooper, 182 Livingston st
USED cars wanted; a few good used cars
to sell on a commission basis. Herman
Bartech, 10 Blceckor at., Newark, N. J.
VT7ANTED—Twenty autos, any make; price
* » not to exceed |600; on commission.
Have cash and customers waiting. We will
sell your car and not charge you anything,
as we receive our profit above your net price.
No charge for repairs or storage. Write and
we will send our business representative to
talk to you If you want cash for your car
quick. Address Paige Auto Company, 241
Washington av.
FOR HIRE.
ABBOTT seven-pass, touring car; also
five-pass, cars; night or day. Rose
ville Garage. 26 North 9th st. Phone B. B.
1790. _ _
ACME GARAGE. 295 South Orange av.;
comfortable five and seven-passenger
pleasure cara; experienced and careful
drivers. Phone Market 8 234.
ONE AND ONE-HALF and two ton trucks
and busses for hire by the day or week.
John F. Maxfleld, 280 Halsey st., Newark.
Tel 178 Mulberry.
PACKARD TOURING CARS; BEST
SERVICE; HOUR, DAY OR WEEK.
PACKARD RENTING CO..
11 EAST KINNEY 8T. 789 Mulberry.
PEERLESS 7-PASSENGER CARS, $S
PER HOUR. Roomy 5-passenger cars,
$2 per hour. Carpenter, 107 Belleville av.
Tel. 1368-R B. B.
AUTO TOPS.
ABETTER Inducement given on old tires;
seo us before going elsewhere; vul
canizing and reparing done quickly. Daw
son Auto Tire Co., 20 William st.
UTO TIRE EXCHANGE—Manufacturers
of Double-Tread Tires; special sale of
tlree 60% off list; we pay 4^c lb. for old
tires. 226 Halsey st. Phone. Open Sunday.
FOUR, 34x4, slightly used. Diamond tires;
non-skid. Hlntse Bros., 405 H Cen
tral av,
IJAFFES8. 282 HALSEY ST
• Double tread tire expert; also new and
4J*ed tires at reasonable prices; vulcanising.
t
AUTOMOBILES
AUTO TIRES.
INNER tubes; thirty-one brand new. all
sizes; will sell the lot for $1 apleoe If
sold quick to some dealer. Call at United
Express office. Orange and Nesbitt sts.;
phone 4192 B. B.
JUST received 800 McNaull tires; 8,000
miles guaranteed; all sizes; can be used
with rims or as a snap-on and not stitched;
prices $8, $12 and $16; also carry all makes
of new tires at 40 per cent, oft regular list.
Hudson Double Tire, 269 Halsey st
JUST received another batch of tires; 84x
4 non-skid firsts, $11; 30x3* non-skid
firsts, $7.26. Moran's. 266 Halsey at.
PRICES NOW REDUCED
STANDARD TIRES GUARANTEED
30x3.$6.00 33x4.$8.50
AUTO 30x3*. 6.50 34x4. 9.00
TIRES 32x8*. 7.50 36x4.10.00
34x3*. 8,00 34X4*.11.00
OPEN 30x4. 8.00 36x4*.12.00
EVES. 32x4. 8.25 37x5.14.50
AKRON TIRE CO.. INC.,
_211 HALSEY ST.. NEWARK. N. J.
^ERVICE STATION for Republic qusllty
tires; tubes vulcanized, 10c. Hlntze
Pros., 405* Central av. Telephone B. B.
4760.
f HIRES—Fresh factory seconds of various
1 makes of tires now selling at special
reduced prices; a rare opportunity which
turns up once in a lifetime; It will pay you
to stock up at such prices: mall and phone
orders promptly attended to. Public Service
Tire & Rubber Co., 270 Halsey st., Newark.
N J., Tel. Mul. 1196
GARAGES AND REPAIRS.
ASBESTOS fireproof, steel clad, portable
garages: new models. Armoboard Co.,
Orange.
AUTO and wagon painting; estimates fur
nished. Colyer A Howard, 487 Wash
ington st.
OSCH MAGNETOS and Diamond tires;
official service station. Tire Trading
Co.. Su William st
C1ARBURETOR TROUBLE—Bring it to ua;
> w# will loan you a naw carburetor
while yours la being repaired Newark Gar
age and Repair Shop, 675 Central av., New
ark
CHANGEABLE top limousine in winter;
touring in summer, at reasonable cost
Blanche. 370 HaUey st. Tel. 8734 Mulberry.
CARBURETOR EXPERTS—Factory, ap
pointed service station for Rayfleld.
Schebler, Strognbarg and Holly: complete l
stock of parte and fittings. Wills, 360
Belleville av.
(CARBON removed; valves ground; lathe
J facing if needed; |1 per cylinder.
Newark Garage and Repair Shop. 676 Cen
tral av
FIXED to stay fixed; that'a my kind of
car repairing Chalmer* repairing a
specialty. Ideal Repair Shop, Elizabeth av..
at Runyon st Tel. 289 Waverly.
FORD OWNERS—Have your car equipped
with demountable rims while you wait;
lowest prices; reliable work guaranteed.
Motor Tire Mart, 24 Halsey st.
STORAGE BATTERIES.
ESSEX storage battery, self-starter and
magneto repairs, free inspections. Es
sex Storage Battery and Supply Co., 272
Halsey st. Tel. 3771-72 Jfiarket.
GARAGES FOR SALE.
ABSOLUTELY portable universal atee; !
garage; 24 gauge gal. steel sheets,
manufactured and erected. Watsessing Mfg
Co., 38 Myrtle st.. Bloomfield.
GARAGES TO LET.
GARAGE for use as repair shop, storage
or garage; We«quahtc section. 496
Jelllff av., between Watson and Meeker avs.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
A FULL LINE OF XMAS GIFTS.
All standard makes; Juveniles at lowest
prices for boys and girls; $26 American
Flyer. Included with coaster brake, bell,
lamp and tools, $18.98; $25 Nemo. $16.50,
with coaster brake; $20 Nemo, $12.60; $17
Peerless. $12.60; headquarters for Iver
Johnson, Pierce and Flying Merkle: tires—
$4 tires, $2.98; $3 tires. $2.25; $2.60 tires,
$198: $1.98 tires, $1.49: $1.60 tires, 98c;
gas lamps, 84c; bells, 10c. Genuine Park
Row Guarantee Cycle Co., 1 Park row, opp.
Postofflce, New York. Tel. Cort. 4311.
ICYCLES—NEW If 16 MODELS.
8PECIAL XMAS PRICES.
All strictly guaranteed and equipped with
$5 coaster brake, gas lamp and bell; $20
boys and girls’ bicycles. $14.60; $30 Sterling
Jr.. $17.50; $46 Daytons, $24.50; $35 Royals.
$17.60; $40 Sterlings, $19.86; $60 Motor
bikes. $26.50; complete line of Ice skates at
cut prices; $10 hockey or racing skates, with
shoes complete, $6.60. Gotham Sporting
Goods Co.. 67 Warren st, New York city.
GIFT—CHRISTMAS—GIFT.
Nothing will please the boy or girl bet
ter than a bicycle or motorcycle, something
they will enjoy the whole year; a small de
posit will secure one; come early so you
don’t get disappointed; we have all sizes and
can suit everybody; from $15 up, 191$ Ex
celsior, ready for delivery; single speed,
$226; three-speed, $250; sold for cash or In
stalments; a large assortment of seoond
; band machines, from $30 up. Haverford
Cycle Co.. 946 Broad st
HARLEY-DAVIDSONS — 1 $ 16 three-speed
Harley-Davidsons; easy terms. Carl
W. Bush. 312 Halsey st.
READING STANDARD; $0 big Improve
ments, 8 speeds, $265. Reading Stand
ard Sales Co.. 47 William st Phone 4618
Market for catalogue.
rnHE best present for your boy or girl for
JL Xmas Is a bicycle; the best place to i
buy It is at 51 William st; all kinds of
bicycles at winter prices; Iver Johnson, reg.
$30 model $28.60; reg. $86. with coaster
brake. $28,60; sundries and repairing at ex
ceedingly low pricea Chaa Krebs. 61 Wil
11 sun at
X DOUBLE motorcycle, good running
order; will demonstrate; $76. Hintze
Bros., 406% Central av.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
A BEAUTIFUL upright piano; cost I860;
will sell for |76. Phone Orange 1677-M.
AUTOPIANO; 88-note; brand-new; mahog
any; cost 1900; will sell 8826 with
music. Henlng, 88 Morse av., East Orange.
BEHR I3RO. player-piano; 88-note; ma
hogany; brand-new; cost I860; sell for
|300 and music. 451 Page av., Lyndhurst,
ELEGANT upright piano; like new; cost
I860; sell |90; delivered free. Canter,
64 Academy et., near Halsey.
FOR RALE—Upright piano for 160. Phono
Waverly 4299.
LINDEMAN upright piano; brilliant tone;
plain case; |60 takes it. Residenoe, 46
Elliott st.
T>IANO—Upright mahogany, for sale; flrst
class condition; used but little; cash
reasonable. 127 Falrmount av., first floor.
PLAYER-PIANOB of all makes tuned and
repaired. Karl A. Dow*, 165 Highland
av. Phone 60-W B. B. Formerly with
Bawbfger.
(SQUARE piano; no cash; can be seen
^ evenings. 498 South 15th st* tot tor.
k * V —T *
BUSINESS PERSONALS
,,,11, nfiry Clothes Dryers and Pulley
Poles complete, 85 and up.
a \ jr i r i i m~i..i.
We make the beat ladders on
■ earth. Call and see.
Br PORTLAND LADDER CO.,
i 130 Orange St. Tel. 5»4 I». B.
I T7I88KX JOBBING SHOP.
-Tj Carpenter and mason, painting, paper
hanging. 92 Paclflc st. Telephone 3456
Market.
J.JAND crocheting done. Inquire 19 West
TRON WORKS. TEL. 5520 MARKET.
FIRE ESCAPES A SPECIALTY
_HENRY GOTTLIEB. 54 WEST ST._
MASON and plasterer; chimneys cleaned,
repaired and rebuilt; flagging; wet
cellars made dry; Jobbing a specialty. S.
Marquette. 2 West Park st., Newark. Tel.
4536 Market.
PRINTING—"On the Jump;" cards, 75c
up; designs. Rose Press, Market and
j Halsey sts._
TANDARD " EXPRESS.
Baggage and Freight Work.
I Tel. Market 9 926.78 Arlington St. _
UPHOLSTERING in all Its branches,
work that lasts! By experienced work
!men; satisfaction guaranteed; established 26
1 years. Star Upholstery and Slip Cover Co.,
I 4no Springfield aw. tel. 359 Wnverly.
XTTTNDOW CLEANING-Are your win
I Tt dows clean? If not the Newark Wln
j dow Cleaning Co.. 157 Howard st., will call
If you phone 8382 Market.
ART LEADED GLASS.
CJHARPE BROTHERS, 951 BROAD ST..
fo ART GLASS OF EVERY’ DESCRIP
TION. CALL AND SEE OUR DESIGNS.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Newark baby carriage mfg. co.,
250 Springfield av.; repairs baby car
riages at low prices; all kinds of wicker
work.
BADGES, STEEL STAMPS, STENCILS.
HBUCHLEIN. 27 Green st.. near Broad;
• steel stamps, metal badges, stencils,
seals, rubber stamps, dies for metal novel
ties. etc.
BATHS.
Hubers Turkish bath—-Always
open; swimming pool, artesian water,
private rooms: ladies' day. Tuesday. Tel 3051
Market, 10 West Park st.
BRCER BATHS WILL OPEN DECT SI.
CHRISTMAS DAY. 32 MERCER ST .
BET. HIGH AND WEST STS FINEST
EQUIPPED BATHS IN THE STATE.
CAMERA AND PHOTO SUPPLIES.
CAMERAS—Graflex. Reflex. Plate. Film:
Anastigmat lenses; bargains in used
outfits. Newark Photo Supply Co., Ill Wash
ington st.
CARPET CLEANING.
RUGS cleaned: size 9x12, C5c each.
Monitor Carpet Cleaning Works, 546
Central av. Phone 6888 Market.
CHIMNEY EXPERTS.
Ij7XPEKT chimney builder; chimneys
J cleaned from top to bottom; 38 per
flue. G. Harris, 186% Bloomfield av., city.
CLEANERS AND DYERS.
CLEANERS and dyers, A. Bailey A Co.
We clean and dye everything; remodel
ing of all kinds; lowest prices. 3 Sixteenth
av.; tel. 3964-W.
CUT OLASS.
ATTRACTIVE bargains for holidays. We
carry complete line of rich cut gl&sa
Crescent Cut Glass Co., 38 Crawford st.
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DKTICTIVE AGENCIES.
YT7EINTHA L'S Detective Agency—Retired I
▼ V Detective Sergeant L. S. Welnthal, I
chief; retired Captain Jos. Richards, Mgr.; i
776 Broad st; phone 174 Market; residence!
phone 2080 Orange. Honest work is our I
motto.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. i
ABSOLUTELY reliable, private house wir- j
Ing a specialty; estimates. Gross & ;
Gross, 172 Market at., cor. Broad. Tel. 430
Mulberry.
■t. Phone 6148 Market.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Newark electrical supply co.
281 MARKET STREET.
PHONE 9240 MARKET.
FRATERNAL FOB AND EMBLEMS.
BUTTONS, silk badges, ’’Neco" back neck
collar buttons; circular. Newark Em
blem Co., 800 Broad st.
FURS.
Eichlbr a CO.—
Importers of all kinds of furs; ready j
made or to order; sealskin garments a
specialty; we do repairing, remodeling and
cleaning. 9 South Orange av.
lsley!
FU RS.
87 HALSEY ST.
GREGORY’S DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Francis j. Gregory, chief; John Greg
ory, Manager 828 Broad at. Tele
phones; Office, 3374 Mulberry; residence,
2821 Wav.
HAIR DRESSING A FACIAL MASSAGE.
DP. O’CONNELL A SON-.—Newark hair
• goods house* children’s hair cutting a
specialty. 17 Market st., phone 2480 Mulb.
HAT RENOVATORS.
HENRY GABEL, 20S Washington st.,
cor. Academy. Newark. N. J. Tel.
Market 9738.
JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS.
AE. TAYLOR, specialist >n mounting
• diamonds from eld Jewelry into latest
styles at factory prices: designs and esti
mates free; special care given to repairing
of watches and Jewelry. Kinney Bldg., 10th
floor, cor. Market-Broad; phone 934 3 Mkt.
ANDREW C. 8KONBERO—Diamonds,
watches. Jewelry, amal! deposit re
serves any article for holidays. 19 Cedar st.
Q SACHS, 54 RANKIN ST.
Engraving every description. Repair
work a specalty. Jewelry, silverware and
novelties.
LIGHTING FIXTURES, TABLE LAMPS.
Art craft fixture co..
86-87 ACADEMY STREET.
PHONE 8216 MARKET.
MASSAGING.
SCIENTIFIC Swedish massage; home or
out; newly established. Miss A. Kruse
Mrs. E. Collander, 393 Clinton av. Tel.
3659 Waverly.
MEN’S TAILORS.
Everybody knows Mcgi’tres
CLOTHES. HE IS NOW LOCATED
AT BANK AND WASHINGTON STS
MINERAL WATERS.
SEND for a case today. Haussling's Min
eral WTa'»rn. Jacob HaussJing, Pres.
Phone Mul. 7 .3. None better at any price.
OIL HEATERS.
THE New Perfection OH Heaters will heat
a large room In xero weather; |2.86 up
A. A. SIPPEL, 63 MARKET ST.
OFTOMETRIHTS AND OPTICIANS.
TA. GII-jLESHETMER. registered optom
• etrtst: twenty years fitting eyes for
glasses; oculists’ prescriptions compounded.
Fourth floor. Firemen’s Building. Fhone
9117 Market.
Kramer brothers, 59% Springfield
av., cor. High st.; eyes examined,
glasses fitted. Telephone 7815-J Market.
OPTICIANS.
I SEINFELD—Optometrist and Optician.
• Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. Hours
8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. 108 Springfield av.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
AK. DONIGAN, 508 Broad st.: Oriental
• rugs and carpets: cleaning, repairing,
washing and exchanging. Phone Mkt. 8389.
PAINT SUPPLIES.
AC. GETCHIUB & CO.,
• Acids, chemicals, varnishes, brushes,
chamois, sponges, oils, pumice stone, wall
finishes, glue, roof coatings, alcohols, shel
lacs. sandpaper. 478 Broad st., between Or
ange and Bridge sts. Tel. 1608 Mulberry.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.
Newark decorating co., oiobe
Building, 800 Broad st.—Good work at
reasonable prices: estimates furnished. Tel.
Market 257.
PAINTING CONTRACTORS.
PAINTING CONTRACTOR.
PAPERING, TINTING, DECORATING.
First-class work at ressonable prices
WALL PAPER. PAINTS. VARNISHES.
AUGUST BEVENSEE.
Tel. 2141 Mulberry. 78 SPRINGFIELD AV.
PHOTOGRAPHER, COMMERCIAL.
ALL kinds of manufactured goods photo
graphed for adv. purposes or record.
Call Market 7428. Ludwig Bchlll, 81 18th av.
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PRINTING.
HAVE TOUR PRINTING done hy an
artist at the trade. Turner-the-Prlnter.
192 Market et., Newark.
ROOF PAINT.
INSURE YOUR ROOF against the winter
storm by painting It with Black Elas
tic Roof Paint, 75c per gal.; delivery to any
part of the city. Newark Paint A Supply
Co.; George C. Pfreundschuh, Pres., 254-256
Springfield av. Tel. 1102 Waverly.
ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY.
Try hasbrouck laundry next
WEEK. PHONE 796 MUL. QAUL
ITY AND SERVICE.__
5C PER LB.. FLAT WOHR IRONED.
HILLTER ROUGH DRY LAUNDRY CO.
413 Market et. Phone 7821 Market.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
ROOFING.
Jj. MeANDREWS. JR.. 64-60 Alpine it..
• roofing contractor. Slag, Gravel, Tile
roofing, Water-proofing; Repair Work. Phone
878 Waverly.
RUBBER AND STEEL STAMPS.
I RUBBER and steel stamps, aeala, stencils
to and burning brands, brass checks,
badges. Universal Stamp Works, 266 Mar
ket st Phone 2441 Mulberry.
RUBBER STAMPS.
Kubber stamps—
Signature stamp, aeal presses. 776
Broad at. Bogardus ft Hempsted. Take ele
vator.
RUGS.
VTEW RUGS made from old carpets: postal
JN or telephone 4866-W; man will call.
New Jersey Rug Works, 61 Newton pi., Irv
ington.
SEWING MACHINES.
C4EWING machines repaired right In your
horn#*. Send postal to Mr. Mitchell, 40
Thirteenth av., or phone 6B73-J Market.
SHOE REPAIRING.
T ST ANTON, lightning shoe repairer:
• shoes made to order: agent for tl»e
Heimbach heels. 61 Academy at
UPHOLSTERY.
UPHOLSTERING, slip covers, mattresses
renovated, every description; lowest
prices^ ^ Rosen. 109 Howard at.: phone
WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE TO
HOUSEKEEPERS
If you have any clothing, fur
niture, old jewelry, coupons or
trading stamps for which you
ftave no further use, we draw
your attention to the advertisers
below. A phone call or postal
will bring a purchaser.
\_/
BALEVRE buya old gold, silver. Jewelry,
dku»*mds, platinum, old false teeth and
bridge work. 781 Broad at., over Petty's.
BRING your coupons to Liggett ft Meyers’
Premium Station. We also exchange
your other coupons fc” Liggett ft Meyers’.
BELLEVILLE CIGAR STORE.
87 BELLEVILLE AV. PHONE 1991 B. B.
BUY old Jewelry, gold, sliver, platinum,
bridge work, old false teeth; pay up
to |3 set. 207 Market st.. room 411.
CASH paid for old gold, silver and false
teeth sets, with or without gold.
Jewelers. 140 Mulberry st.. near Market st.
COUPON and premium station, coupons
bought and exchanged. Fine'* C'gar
Store, 195 Springfield av.
HIGHEST prices paid for cast-off clothing.
hats and shoes. M. Manson, second
hand clothes for ladles and gents. Ill
Hartford st Phone 9976 Market; send postal.
STAMPS and coins bought and sold; low
prices. Newark Stamp Exchange, 787
Broad st.
TRADING stamps, milk labels, soap wrap
pers and tobacco coupons bought, sold
and exchanged. 830 Plans st., near Market.
INSTRUCTION
Newark academy.
Founded 1702.
WILSON FARR AND, HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any collef« or
scientific hcIiooI, or for business life; ym
nasium and athletic Meld; number In 'tach
form limited: catalogue on reoueet.
"VrEWARK’S leading Business College is
Drake College because Drake ColVge Is
superior In location, equipment, teaching,
| services, textbooks, student body, placing
graduates and management. T,ast week we
j had thirty calls and filled twenty-one A
i young lady accepted a secretarial position
at $16.50. Call, phone or write for 1 oklets
679-681 Broad st Newar i, N. J.
DANCING.
A SCHOOL OF DISrmrTION.
DAVIS SCHOOL OF DANCIf G
546 Broad st. Aldlne standing.
All modem, fancy, classic, Intel pretatlve
and ballet dancing taught: private lessons:
day or evening, by appointment; private
! classes formed In or out of town; Friday
evening class at 9 o’clock (orchestral; chil
dren’s class Friday afternoon, 4 o’clock.
I Phone Market 9676 Midwinter reception at
the Washington. Friday eve., January 21,
191b._
A LL modern dances, private and classes
a. x dally. Richards’ 8elect Studio, 658
i ^rna^ Elsele Bldg., facing Military Park.
TRANCING lessons at your convenience:
-Lf up-to-date dancing guaranteed In six
private lessons. L. Brill. 10 Belmont av„
next American National Bank.
MUSIC.
Alexander berne
Pianoforte Instruction, Newark, 847
Broad st.; N. Y. Met Opera House Bldg
j FHdny
AN JO. MANDOLIN. GUITAR. VIOLIN—
Lessons. 50c: second-hand Instruments
I for sale. A. J. Weldt, 489 Waahlngton St.,
cor. Kinney
MR CHARLES V. EITHHORn! 14
Thomas st.. Instructor of piano, organ,
| harmony, ’cello, flute, mandolin and guitar
MR. and Mrs. Edward F. Mnher. Dancing
School. 869 Broad st. (’lasses, Tues
| day and Saturday evenings: private lessons
j by appointment. Phone 1820 Mulberry.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
j A TTENTION—Highest prices paid for
* *- stores of all description. Write, call or
phone Summer, 259 Springfield av. Phone
: Waverlv 1068.
i T>AKERY and lunch room In East Orange.
J * doing good business: large gas bake
oven: five tables and fourteen chairs; show
cases and all cooking utensils; only bakery
In vicinity; at trolley transfer point; rent
cheap; sacrifice on account of sickness, $400.
H H. Flournoy, 828 Broad st.
BUTCHER and store fixtures: also tools
and iceboxes. M. Greenfield. 25 Prince
j st. Tel. 5450 Market
I^ilRST-CLASS bakery, With property; good
chance for fancy cake baker. 178
I Orchard at.; no agents.
OOD SALOON for salp. Apply Home
j Brewing Co., 13 Hudson st., Newark.'
HALF of store in Lehman’s market to let,
for groceries, butter and egg depart
ment: splendid opportunity to hustler. 118
Mulberry st.
TTIGHEST cash prices paid for roerehan
J I disc, store and office fixtures: we act
nulcl^J^Springfleld^av. Phone 2309 Mkt.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
C^tOOD work horse, wagon and harness. I
T 11R Mulberry st.
TJEAVV horse, five years old; suitable for
IX slow work; also collector’s four-post
carriage, first-class condition. Scales Bros.
Co., 270 Jelllff av.
TTORSE, harness~and wagons for sale; a
J-l good bargain. 20 Kingsley at., West
Orange.
TTORSE, wagon and harness for eale; will
IX Spii separate or together: all In good
condition. Inquire 706 Newark av., Elisa
beth.
HORSE and carriage for sale. Apply
Schwarz A Son, 72 William at, city.
Cl LEIGH for sale; can be adjusted for two
! 2T. fnur: first-class condition. Inquire
122 Clinton av._
nniTREE heavy horses; one heavy wagon
I and harness for sale. Apply J. Roth
man. 00 Mulberry at.
TWO work horses and furniture van for
sale. 28 Day at.. Orange.
fTORSTT BLANKET*.
1 00^ BLANKETS direct from milts at a
Aa • 4 «RrfQ,n CaU or Kromw.
479 Springfield av Tel 6748 Wav
CONFECTIONS
/CONFECTIONS of highest quality made
W fresh dally on premises: box trade a
specialty; holiday goods already In stock:
hot and cold drinks of every variety at
Newark’s lending confection store. Alpha
Candy Co., 61 Market st.
THE original and only old time candles:
made on the premises and fresh every
hour. Shlck’s, 12 Branford pi.
MIDWIVES
MIDWIFE — Practical midwife, Mrs
Grulch; ladles’ private nursing; high
class experience and doctor's reference; con
finement eases t»6 South Orange av. Phone
f. 18*^ Market
MRS. C. BAUER, registered midwife. 147
Fpringfleld av.; finest experience In
confinement cases; best references; strictly
confidential Tel 2177 Market
Registered midwife.
MRS D RE WEB BRANDT.
1S3 MULBERRY ST.; ENTRANCE TWO
DOORS FROM MARKET AT.; LADIES’
PRIVATE NURSING. HIGH-CLASS EX
PERIENCE; CONFINEMENTS STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL PHONE 82BS MKT.
MEDICAL
CIOUGHS. colds, whooping cough, dlpb
J therin, membraneous croup, hoarseness,
use WeeaeJ’s Cough Cordial; all druggists.
FOR SALS
RED tapestry curtains; almost new; cheap.
22 Ridgewood av.. Glen Ridg*_
BORLAND'S TOOL STORE. Tel. 6986-11
Tools for mechanics; musics! Instrtls
Kents. Jewelry. leather, sporting goods; sags
onds bought and sold. 44 Market st
LISTER’S
i FERTILIZER
FOR ALL. SPRING CROPS.
We are headquarters for all of Llster’a
celebrated brands of .’ertlllxer in large and
small quantities for the Spring Crops. Buy
some and you will be pleaded with the re
sults.
J. F. NOLL & CO.
US MULBERRY BT NEWARK. N. J.
IVTOSLBU BUel 8*f*' 20x30. Charles S
_Menagh, 291 Main st., Orange.
T>LAYER-PlANO; full alee; 88-note; In
J- perfect condition, with bench; larg«
supply music rolls and cover; been In good
family short time. Persons desiring to
piano address Owner. Box 25. Star office.
'VJ'ICTROLA style phonographs for sale:
» save 26 per cent by buying direct from
manufacturer: cash or liberal terms. N. .T.
Taik<n* Machine Co., 17 Frellnghuysen av.
T/’ICLIN RARGATN! Fine violin; fuTl
▼ slxe; good tone and condition, with
bow and case; will aell cheap. Address J.
J., Box 6. Star office.
CH1CKKNS.
■ptVERYTHINO for poultry; Incubators.
XJ brooders. feed. ete: best quality at tha
lowest prices. J. F. Noll & Co.. Inc., Ill
Mulberry st.
FURS.
171RANK ZTBRZ,
678 WARREN 8T.
PHONE 4076 BRANCH BROOK
Oldest established furrier In Newark.
We will dose out the stock we have
of neckpieces, muffs and coats at bar
gain prbes We will also make to order
fur pieces or coats in Any desired styls;
remodeling, repairing and cleaning.
FURS made to order: repairing and re^
modeling In the latest fashion. K.
Haertel. 58 Franklin st. phone 276 Market
mNimi.
A LMOBT NEW furniture and content* of
^ * my private house must he sold at or.Qf*
narlor. Ithrary. bedroom furniture, hasre
t>eda. Sloane rugs, gilt furniture, mahogany
upright piano. Call at once. ljW. 87th *t.
A M COMPELLED to saor!flop content* of
my private house, 88-NOTE PLATER
PTANO, parlor, library, dining room and 7
complete bedroom suites, silverware, rugs,
clock, mlrorrs. bronze*, oil painting. LARGE
LEATHER EASY CHAIRS. DAVENPORT
snd many other articles too numerous to
mention: will sell senaratelv; ELEGANT
CHANCE FOR NEWLYWEDS: call dav or
evening Owner, 80 West 82nd st, New
York city.
T BARGAINS FOR YMAS GIFTS.
Furniture direct from the manufacturer
to you. Free delivery to any place. "Beauti
ful furniture for eyory room at factory
prices. Solid nek buffet, 114.60; leather
dining chalks. fl.BO: solid oak chtna closets.
*12.BO; real leather library set, 145: rugs,
pictures, davenport bed, Morris chairs, rock
ers. etc. It will pay you to come to N«w
York city to buy furniture direct from the
manufacturer.
CHESSLBR SAMPLE FURNITURE CO..
1028 Third Av.. corner 61st; one block up
from Rloomlngdnle's. New York city.
At" ORKAT flArmFJTE—Must be unit)
this week: Snanlsh leather library suite,
elegant parlor sets, library table, hook ease,
drcasslan walnut bedroom set. oak dining
room furniture, elegant brass beds, odd
chairs, rugs, paintings; sell senarately; day
or evening. Owner. 145 West 120th st., near
Lenox av.. New York.
PURNTTURE at great sacrifice: all the
furniture of mv private house; almost
new. mahogany upright piano, parlor suite,
$15: library suite, $25; extension table, $7:
set leather dfhfng room chairs. $8; buffet,
library table, heavy brass bed. complete. $12:
gold mirror. $4: Davenport, crystal closet,
vlctrola, Sloanc rugs, together, separately.
Call 70 East 90th. New York.
SOLID oak dining room set. for sale cheap:
buffet, chinn closet, table and four
chairs. 690 South Eighteenth st._
STOVES, furniture, carpets and b*dd1n|C
can be bought at Kufferman’a, at 60%
saving. 52 Ferry at.
HARDWARE.
Banister & pollard co.
Tel. 3435 Mkt. 208-208 Market at
‘•HOME OF GOOD HARDWARE.”
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
ANYTHING you need in new and used
furniture; carpets, rugs, stoves and
ranges. Call at Canter's, 54 Academy at.,
formerly 135 Halsey st. Free delivery to
any point__
BRASS and enamel beds; reflnlahed like
new; $2 up; new beds, springs and mat
tresses from factory to you. Crescent Re
finlshlng Co., 838 Springfield av., Irvington.
Wav. 4838.
PaRIX)R STOVE, cook stove, pianos,
phonographs, furniture of every de
scription. J. Messmer, 9-11 Holland st, two
doors from Springfield av.
STOVES AND RANGER
Reparing our specialty at low prices.
Newark Stove Repair Co., 293 Springfield av.
JEWELRY.
BARGAINS in all kinds of watches; solid
gold rings. $1 and up. C. Blerman,
pawnbroker. 10 Cedar st.
TT7HY NOT save a few dollars on your
VV Christmas gifts by visiting our show
room and see our beautiful display of gold
jewelry In all the latest designs, at factory
prices. Room 705. Firemen's Bldg., Broad
and Market sts. MACK JEWELRY CO.
LINOLEUMS AND RUGS.
Linoleums, 32c; inlaid ltn.. 68c: oilcloth,
22c; 9x12 velvet ruga. $12.80.
BROAD ST. AND BELLEVILLE AV.
MACHINERY.
BOILERS, 3 b. p. to 80 h. p.: engine*. 1
h. p. to 50 b. p.: pumps. Duplex, 3x2x3
to 74*4x10. 389 New York av._
FOR SALE cheap, gasoline engine, 6 h. p,;
first-class running order. H. Gerdea,
115 Wildwood av.. Upper Montclair. N. J.
REICHMAN A SONS. 102-110 Park
. hurst st SCRAP IRON. COPPER,
BRASS. LEAD and all other materials.
SINGER sewing machines at our store, 461
Springfield av.. a few slightly used ma
chines at low prcea; new machines on hand.
PIGEONS.
AT GLOBE BIRD STORE. 150 Mulberry
st., 500 large squab-breeding and fancy
pigeons; the finest you ever saw: come and
pick them out at the lowest price you ever
paid for pigeons; open Sunday morning*.
Stllwell, near Mechanic st.__
YX7ILL pick up mated pairs of birds at
VV 35c per pair; call and see me; phdne
367 Caldwell. First pigeon place, 218 Cen
tral av., near Farrington av.. West Caldwell.
PLUMBTNO SUPPLIES.
Brodsky plumbing supply co.
Fine plumbing supplies; manufacturer*
of leaders, hot air pipes, gutters, stove pipes,
etc.; dealer In all knda of sheet metal work
orders delivered. Phone 4926 Wav, 289
3 5th av.
POOL AND MILLIARD TABLES.
POOL TABLES sold, rented and repaired;
supplies, etc. Ludlow, 88 Market st
Entrance Washington st. Tel. 2484 Mul
berry.
OOL TABLE manufacturers’ high grade;
easv terms: tables repaired. F. Brun
ner A 8on, 741 Communlpaw av., Jersey
City. _
RUGS.
RUGS made from old carpets; also carpet
cleaning Newark Rug Works, 146 Avon
av., Tel 74-Waverlv.
* SEWING MACHINES.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., main
salesroom, corner Halsey and Academy
sts. No cause for everyone not owning a
Singer sewing machine; latest machine on
hand; slightly shopworn machines greatly
reduced; hemstitching done; supplies and re
pairs for all kinds of machines.
STOVES.
TjVDR SALE—Stag Oak stove: been used
-T ten days: first-class condition; also
couch; no reasonable price refused 16 Ful
ton at.__
FOR SALE—Cook stove. No. 7; In first
class condition; cheap; also green vel
vet couch. 28 Hill at. __
LOOK me over—Stoves and heaters; cook
stoves. |3 up; cylinders, $1.60; pot
stoves. $1.50; self-feeders. $2.50; cook
stoves. $2.50 up. Standard Fumlturd Co.,
08 Orange st
STOVES. STOVES. STOVES—Everything
in tlie stove and repair line; see our
White stoves and Alcazar combination coal
and gas range; 43 inches long; magic light
ers. gas ranges and coal ranges. Riddel -
man's. 261 Springfleld av. Tel. Waverly 270.
POT 8TOVBS. CANVAS COVERS, RUB
BER HOSE. WALSH S SONS & CO.,
PASSAIC AV. AND CLAY ST.
TYPEWRITERS.
All makes rebuilt typewriters.
Rentals $2 per month up. Sold $10 up.
NEWARK TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
210 Market St,Phone Market 4480
Typewriter bargains for Christ
mas—No. 4 Underwoods, rotary es
capement, $30; with two color ribbon and
black apace key, $45. Geo. M. Judd, 17
Academy st 7367 Mkt
1&1 AH TYPEWRITER; good running
wlV/vf order; late model; practical gift'
$8. Call Room 17, 188 Market st.
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