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New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.


vito sold No. 1885 Lexington avenue. a four
siody hathouse. on lot 20xs0 feet.
ST NICHOLAS AVENUAG 1. Law
renee bought, through Horace s. Ely & Co.
ana W. u. Morgan from Louis r Conk1in.
the loi, %Xl0O feet, on the west side Of ST.
Nicholas avenue. 50 feet south of i7sth
street
SECOND AVENUE-Charles W. Eidt
sold for Patrick Meenan No. ssl second
avenue a four story tenement house. on lot
lsA10 feet. The buyer is the lessee.
2sT STREET-Heil & Stern sold TO I.
Randolph Jacobs No. Is TO g East 2lst
street plot 75Xs2 feet, three four story
dwelling houses; also No. a. East 10th
street a four story dwelling house. on lot
-5NsZ feet. abutting the above. The seller
or the list street properly is the Countess
Margaret l.. Zborowski. The seller of the
2oih street property is Henry Lewis Morris.
executor Of Daniel Huntington, the artist.
9TH MISUNDERSTANDING loft builders
were reported TO have bought the ST. Phil
ip's Church property. No. I57 10 isS West
18th street On a plot 7s.7xsSg feet. li5 feet
east OF Seventh avenue.
18TH STREET-William p. Jones & Son
and JOsepls Kramer sold 10 DR. Philip @
Becker, for Mrs Mary r. Morton, the five
story hathOuse No. al West Goth street. on
lot o5xsss feet.
18th STREET-Finney & Matthews sid
for the estate Of J. Maach No. 23s West
Ssth street. a three story dwelling house,
on lot l7.l0xsS.s feet.
18th STREET Douglas Robinson
Charles 5. Brown & Co. sold No. 6s East
5dth street four story dwelling house. on
lot 21Nlo@-5 feet, for the estate OF Mary
Farrell This firm was the broker in the
recent sale Of No. % East 65th street.
SD STREET-Clara Mayer sold No. 1.7
East SD street. five story nathouse. on
plot S0Xl022 feet adjoining the northeast
corner Of Lexington avenue.
u7TH STREET.-Arnold, Byrne & Bau-
mann resold for the GIeischmann Brothers
Construction Company TO Louis Bernstein
No. l45 West Nth street. a FIVE story fat
house. on lot 25xlcOIl feet.
18TH sTREET.-W. J. Huston & Son
resold for Alexander McCann No. 5ls Wes,
,isth street, a three story dwelling house
on lot l5.sxeell feet
THE BRONX.
CROTONA PARK EAsT.-Kurz & Irren
sold for Matthias Haffen the lot, 22xlOs feet.
on the east side OF Crotona Park East. a
ieet south Of ll2 street. The buyer will
erect a dwelling house on the site.
DECATUR AVENUE.-Von der Linden a.
co. sold for Mrs. Anna Cordts the plot. 12sx
10 feet on the east side OF Decatur avenue.
lelS feet south Of 2o7th street
ROSEWOOD AVENUE.-Ernst & Cobn
sold 10 the Melrose Realty Company the
plot lo6Xloo feet. al the southeast corner OF
ROSEWOOD avenue and Msglata street
WOODLAWN ROAD.-Rney & Lough-
ney sold three story brick house at the
rorihWcst corner Of Woodlawn Road and
Hull avenue. on plot 50x12s feet.
10TH sTREET.-Chsrles Dennemtz sold
No. s-5 East 10th street. a five story tene-
.nent house, on plot 80xl25 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

5srH ST. lsa. o $50 n . Of Lexington ave-
oaxioos. sty stable; n Case, trustee. at
c w Morse et al: Masten y, attys: I y
Giiroy. ref; am; due, $32 03S "a: taxes. ETC.
81. ie0: sub 20 mtg of $4,000.
lATTH ST. e. 215 n OF Brock ave. o5xpe. 10;
vacant: X Lyons agt Kate Noble et al; NJ
sullivan. atty; $ McAvoy, ref; amt due
s.. POS So taxes etc. $500; sub 10 nrst mtg
Of $500.
GOERCk ST. i52 10 l5s. block front. Houston
20 I'd ST. ls11x<5x irreg: Houston Of. +9o. ASK
81: three sty brk tennis and stores
HOUSTON ST. s96 and sas - 1856 IL of
Goerck st. 46xsi, sty tenmt and stores; sadA
halkler agt n Fine Realty Co ct al: Myers
:. attys; W b Ellison. ref; amt due. si2-
ESQ SS; taxes. etc. 81, $50; sub to first mtg on
lS2 and i5& GOerck 81 OF S+6.5oo. first mtg OF
s55,ooo on l5S and lS5 Goerck ST. first mtg OF
$4,000 on 4sS and seo East Houston e.. a
second mtg OF STI.To and third mtg OF
SIS 600
BY Samuel Marx
WALTON AVE. $50. $. 2los ~ OF 1Soih
81. lTsXi02 10. sly dwlg; Security 90. trustee.
agt Jane Adams ct al; J 5 Greves. atty: James
Oliver ref: amt due. s6T Is; taxes etc.
Si.o5o %
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

2axl0o; MAY is, 1905; Ed Downing and an
Attorney Dowling, $50 Broadway.
BRYANT ST. :. y u or Jennings 81. i0Ox
100: Dec Z. 1900; Max Powell 10 Ernst N
Attorney. A Powell. Iss Broadway
BRONX AND PELHAM PARKWAY. = cor
Muliner ave. 75xleO; March g. 1909: Theo
Werner and another to washington Savings
Address II Grand Circle
FULTON ST. "a. 25xsO2: Dec %. 1904: Eliza n
Martin to Title Guarantee and Trust Co:
Address II6 Broadway.
GREENWICH ST. ass: siszsO: sept / 1908:
James II Cruikshank TO Ed A Ely; s2O.Ooo.
Attorneys. Smith * Simpson. l35 Broadway
JENNINGS ST. W cor Bryant st. i0ox125: Dec
Z: 1904; Max Powell to Albion l. Warner;
Attorney. Powell. 1856 Broadway.
LENox AVE. cor 122d st. 150xlO011 Nov
II. 1909; Holy Trinity Church to Bowsry
Address. Bowery and Grand st.
LOTS i55 and i56 Map 2s6 (March 20. ieosl.
5oxloo; MAY 20. Ieso; Elias p shinsky TO
Attorney j e Carpenter, 90 West Broadway.
LOTS l57 and i5s. Map 265 March 20 1900.
Sxioo; May 2s 1905; same to same: 5000,
100; june Z, 1909: Ole G ssr,sl.sn ana an
A'torney. KruE. ir. iiS Nassau ST.
wlEssTSHEsTER AVE isi n Q. Hoe q.
csn:SS Rssisy % Bono nss rrS.e en CO. is sissce 10
Address. ico Broadway.
WEST FARMS ROAD. O. ts16 = n OF Hoe ST:
March IL. 1905. Leon Garfunksl 10 Central
Realty Bond and Trust Co: $500.
Address, leo Broadway.
sTH AVE. cor nth ST. ssxiiT: March T.
1901: Lena Well 20 Riehsrd II Harms. Ss5. .O0o
Atto-ne9s. salter & steinksmp. it0 Mas
sau 50.
10TH ST. 8 ana East 50x9a: Jun. a 1905:
Carrie NJ butler 20 Robert ConnOr; Ss4. 500.
Address. 81 Nassau
18TH sr. ia 20 i5o West 9OSs2: Dec 10. 1904:
Security Mortgase 60 10 Niagara Fire Insur-
snce 60; si20 U,0
Address. IS Liberty 81
SiTI ST. cor I'd ave. 2Ox.6: Apr Ia
1909 David Leibgaid 20 Samuel Mayors:
SGTOO.
Attorneys. Arns,ein. Levy a p. lss
Broadway.
60rH ST. 2.o East: issxioo.5: Jan es 1897:
Elizabeth Gudeiia and sno TO Anita Dus-
chastel; Si2.0ooI
Attorney. Townsend wandsli. 5i Cham
bsrs at
s5fH ST. ss ets n Of Ave A. .3xiO. :. .
Nov - 1905; ca.p-r Dappert and sno TO
John Schiemmer. $4,000 :"
Attorney. hummsl 1909 "a ave
sayH sT. = . slo q " Of ce.anS1s ave-. %.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
MIDTOWN LEASES.
Nee Lofts, Stores and Modern
Houses an Demand.

~ & J.. Hess have leased for the Ter
nliual Warehouse Company 10 scheier'
schramm a Nogel the eutire nth loft IN
building 30. ! OF tie Terminal Warehouse
buildings. and IJr the s5 E-sl I'D Street
Company 10 the same firm The second loft
IN building Nos 81 and e. East I'd street;
for Annie Brown 10 q. RamoZZJtu the
fourth loft al No. - Greene street, and
for the estate of Lyman q. BloOmingdale
the pari0r store al no. 80 West 9Th street.
AL Of the leases are Tor q term ot years.
Mooyer & MarstoE have leased No. "a
West tth street a four story dwelling, 10
Marie Cayrel; 30. IS West 5sth street,
a -four story dwelling. 10 Nine. Beck; 40.
2i2 West Sth street, a three story and
basement dwelling, 10 J.. H. Denuie; 40
rs West l2lst street. three story and base
meut dwelling. O. Georee McEwen. and the
lofts IN the buildings Sos a. and a. Mercer
street o. various tenants.
Alexander j. E0lz Ok co. have leased for
&. n. Dits5n a Co. $3.50 feet iu their build
ing. N0s. r. lr and - East .l-h street. 10
John and 5am,s Dars.u of IhIldllrhia.
Richardsou a. Boyutru have leased from
". Clarence Earuu t.e STORE basement
first, second ana NTH lofts iu tHe building
at Nos. 81 and % West Et- street for q
term % Zen sears "a rental aEgrs eating
So. .U19 for -.e term.
The Fowers-suIler Realty Company has
leased space In the Eotl Empire, an Broad
way and 63d street % J.. W. Duryea 4 Co.
stock brokers. for use as branch Office.
Ludwig ~. Traube has leased for q term
OF years Tor Thomas Nathans 20 William
Stuke the three STORY dwelling 40 l63 East
$50 street.
Barnett g. Co. have leased the store al
No $50 East l25th street % Robinson q
Rose tailOre
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
TO HAVE BROOKLYN PLANT.

That the tendency OF New York's whole
sale garment manufacturers TO remove
their plants from the congested districts
in Manhattan 10 the free spaces or South
Brooklyn is spreading was shown yester-
day when a lease was concluded between
Louis Robinson. OF No. 70 Walker street.
manufacturer Of knee pants, and the Bush
Terminal Company. The Robinson plant.
consisting OF is machines, will be set UP
Immediately on the third foor Of model
loft building . OF the Bush Terminal
Company. in Ssth street. South Brooklyn.
II is thought that the three hundred en-
ployes of the firm will move 10 that sec
tion of Brooklyn in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
A $4,000 BROOKLYN SALE.
Property Comprises a Block Front and
Lots in Subway Zone.

Galitzka s. co. sold for tLe John f. suui-
van Company 10 Manhattan syndicate
The block front on the west slice Of Fifth
avenue, FROM 9th street 70 senator street:
the southeast corner OF I'D street aud FIN
avenue. foE-o5 feet the northeast corner
Of ga street and Flfth avenue. l9exlo0 feet:
the southwest conner # ed street and
ftfth avenue H.AlHt feet. and the northeast
corner OF fLst street and F.fth avenue. I0ly
1e0 fect. FOR q consideration Of $4,000. The
block front from 9th street 10 Senator
street is To be improved an once with eight
story elevator apartment houses
They also sold Tor Minnie a. Levy 10
Patrick Cummings 10. 6is 55th street. q
two story and cellar stone tuo-faruilv
house, Tor $500; for D. Cohn 20 an in
weston the block front on the east side Of
Thirteenth avenue, from 18th street 10 77th
street a plot sfXl0e feet FOR $4,000. for
ReUls Berry to al investor the u0rtheas,
corner ~ Fourth avenue and 6Sth street.
Tor $500. and FOR b. Cohu 40 au investor a
plot. l6.a-0e feet. on the northeast side OF
77th street. lt9 feet east of Thirteenth ave
nue, for s. co.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
BIG MIDTOWN SALE
L. RANDOLPH JACOBS BUYS ROW OF EAST
eIST STREET HOUSES.
a "TGrpayer" for Plot the HGghts-DreIiRg TO Be
Made Into an Office Structure.

A good volume Of business was transacted
yesterday in the real estate market. Large
buyers were more prominent IN midtown
and upper West Side districts than ia other
Manhattan zones.
]. Randolph Jacobs added 10 his realty
holdings ly The purchase through Hell &
Stern 90 tie property No. - 10 81 East 2lst
street. shree four story dwelling houses,
7Sxs2 feet. and the abutting property. No.
4 East S0th street. 25N92 feet The seller Of
The 2lst street property Was the Countess
Margaret 4. Zborowski. a great-grand-
daughter os John Jacob Asior who bought
tie parcels about one nunCred years aeo.
This is the first sale Of the PREMISES in that
period The seller OF the 2oth street prop
erty is Henry Lewis Morris, executor OF
the estate of Daniel Huntington, the artist
M. Huntington purchased the property in
lSss for Sg.0sO
According 20 a report yesterday. the 81.
Philips CEuIch property No lsI 10 Jos
West 18th street. 5a1Nssg feet. ll5 feet east
OF Seventh avenue, WAS bought by specu-
,lative sui.oers The old dwelling house az
No. le7, one door 10 the west Of the church.
Was sold a few weeks ago. TO the east OF
the church is a new twelve story lott build
ing. occupying a 50-foot plot. which was
sold last month TO Morris Wiesem and Max
Goldstoiu ior a Lt.le more than SSF.o1o-
Plans have bcop flied Ior two two story
office buildings. with stores on the ground
floor. each gs.u feet front and - foet deep.
10 bo built for Gross & Hcrbener. lncor-
porsted, on The Broadway block from l5'th
10 lHSth street. from designs boy Neville d
Baege. - a cost Il Ss.eo.
Plans have also been fled for enlarging
the six story lott ana store building at Nos
Jos ana Il0 West 18TH street, by adding
three story side extension, -5 feet front ana
s. feet 0eep, the Improvements being made
a. a cost OF S6.e10 for Edward Jansen from
designs ly ". j. House and L. \. Gold
stone, as architects.
Plans have also been filed for making
over the four story tenement house al No.
a Canal street for business occupancy, en-
lsrging IL Tor the purpose, the improve
monts being made Tor Max koure, as
Owner. sgom designs 10y B. IS. LeNitan, ana
for remocelling the three story dwelling
house 40 sJs Third avenue into an Office
building. ghc Improvements being made
fIom designs by II. Gronenberg, for IT, ii.
Luthin, as owner.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

The auction sales held yesterday al the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos !.
and 10 Nesey street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph p Day
RIYINGToN ST. 25s to 257ls. s. ls.s II = %
sheIin 81 5esN6o; sty tenmt and stores; y
stone. atty. X = Riggs ref: amt due 500 :
6s1 =. taxes. etc. sl.soO. sub 10 frst mtg
oi Slo.v'O. TO AaEgolin for $1,000.
BY Bryan l. Kennedy
9TH AVE. ss4 cor Of 37th ST 24exioo. x
sly toumt and stores; James Everard sgt - y
CallaH et al: d II Neuberger. atty C n
s5o52 500 The pisinJi Is1 Tor $50 90 'AAe' e''
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By Joseph p Day.
18th 81 81 s,l g 70 81 i5,. sGs r Of Lsnoa
100 sty tenm,. Nith stores e1ns. I ssl. NJ -,a Ist
ave. l5lI; 522 u , Of ssth 81 251i00. 4
1913 E. 7T.2 n OF 7sth e. 2sNlOO stv
termt with store. exrs sac. estate % Patrick
IlTH AVE. cor of 24th -. Whitestone Long
Island, 50Nl00. vacant ears sale: llth az,
cor Of @ith 81. whitesione Long island.
Patick Kssnsn. deceased OF
l5TH ST COS. n .. - Il e o. Avenue y. 251ios a
o sty tenmt: Vol sale
10TH ST. 29s and 2oo. e. 81 ~ : % Bis.cker
tate Of Harriet y Gibbons. deceased.
lOOTIi ST. - = 36S 10 n Of Central Parl
West, y s-aloo.li. sly nat; eHr's sale. estate
of Elizabeth q Ross. deceased.
ssTH ST @l6 =. .05 ~ % 80 ave 25xiO2
. Sly nst. ears sale. estate Of Jacob Klein de-
ceased.
BROAD ST. 100 and III. g cor Front r,. ss. II
x2s 5 s;y bldg vol sale.
BROAD sT. l05is aud iO5. . cor Front st sis
-. TO- tao sn1 one siy bidgs: vol sale
FRONT ST. 20 and IS "a = "a a G of Broad st
ss.oH74 ioK iTres. ana sly biags. yoi sale
5TH AVE. 2I7s and .is0 p ~ cor lssd 81. a. n
9ll0 as tennis. with stc,es; aol sale.
18TH ST. 27s. ss. Ta.s n g, Nezt <th e. 10 gI
v. O. isreE sfy nafi vol sale.
1Srh sr, ffo -, iSo q of sts ave. soxss a.
q sS sw.Ss ss4 sASA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.)
NOVEMBER %.


NOVEMBER -.
BoWERY. 834 and 1886: Joseph wieselthier 10
Aaron Kohn; yrs from Jan Is, 1909: $500.
Address above
LEXINGTON AVE. 1880. cor losth o.:
Charles Winter 20 Thorburn-Smith Corp: Z
yrs. from Aug l. 1909; 81 SEQ.
Address above.
1ST AVE. $ cor I0ist 81; Stuyvesant Manu-
featuring and Improvement Co to Rose Hsr-
ris; l yr from Dec l. 1903: 5000.
Address above.
% AVE. 10: Ernst Plath 20 Ada Shook; o-l2
yrs from Dec ]. 1909; 81. 500.
Address above.
sTH AVE. cor 42d ST. Horace r Shares TO
Barthold Kraus: Q yrs. from Nov 80. 1900;
1880.
Address. 1852 81 Nicholas ave.
srH AVE, 234I, " cor; Jacob Kortsng TO
William p Martin and sno; 5h yrs from No
venher ]. 1909: s., 100.
Address above.
9TH ST. los TO los West; Msrmac Construc-
tion Co 20 Herman Fesenthsl; yrs from
Feb l. 1910; $500.
Address 1S Prince 81.
18th ST. 3iT West: Daniel Mshoney 20 Ed
gar walsh; 3 = yrs from Nov 1. 1909; ~ 45l 90.
Address above.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
Il Napier to the R.v.aus Realty O. tnts STA

4 Napier to the Revenue Realty @ tmts eii2'-
COO: 500.
Address. 1890 Broadway.
f40TH ST n O. 225 u W OF Amsterdam ave loex
irreG; saramili Realty Co TO Crotona securities
Co: 500
Address. q White st.
i<2D ST. n O. I'D n OF Broadway. f51e0 10:
Louise II Lamb 70 Mary Cnndail pmts
$1,000: 81.
Address. bis West fs3d ST.
f<<TH ST, So 1877 n q of Rairoad ave. a. IN
o. B; Mary Cleeres 10 Joseph Poidov: 500.
Address. l22s- Hoe
io4TH ST. S3s 10 go West. 50xfi2<: Mary
Leinkraw 10 Lillian Gngold; efo0.
Address. 65i Broadway.
is3D ST. s. 252. 10 n W OF Amsterdam ave.
lI:1xlo4 II: Louise n Lamb 20 Mary F Gran
dell (mtg $500: 81
Address. biS West 1884 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
OFFICE FoR MEXICAN RAILWAY.

MoOyer a. MaTst1n have rented 10 tie
Mexican Northwestern Railway Com
Iany the entire thirteenth l1or of TIE new
beaver street wing OF The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company Building. al Nos Gs
and e. Beaver street and 30. 20 10 4 Ex-
change Place. for term OF years as its
genepal Offices IA this city. GWathmey a
Co. cotton brokers. also leased through the
same brokers half OF the twelfth noor IN
the same building
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
FIFTH AVENUE WIDENING PLANS.

Tie widening ~ Fif,h avenue from 2sth
10 Elh stree has beer extended 70 4sth
street.
Work was beguc last week GA the road
way aHc setting back tHe cly5atones seven
and s. ha.f feet cn each side of tho avenue
This means tGat TIE high scoops OF the
home ~ Miss Helen 81. Gould, ~ the north
east corner ot slta siree.. ana a. the Goelet
house, a. the sortheast corner Of sStl
slTcet vii be- torn dgUl.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
NEW OWNER FOR YoNKERs PLOT

p. S. Treacy and James s. McQuillen have
scld for Mrs. Thomas r. Almond and other
heirs OF Thomas r. Almond the house and
grounds, comprising two blocks frontage
on Nonkers avenue. between Dunwoodie
and Stanton streets. Yonkers. TO Edward
+. Terry. Mr.. Terry will occupy the prop
erty. after II has been extensively i'm
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

as a florist shop from the Hoffman House
Cooperation. The lease was negotiated by
MOoyer G. MarstOn.
Such a shop is a novelty for Broadway.
and its progress VIII doubtless be keenly
watched by tradesmen In that and other
lines not represented now in this stretch
OF the city's greatest business thorough
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
BUYS cEpARHURsT HOUSE.

Ihe havanagh agency has sold dwelling
mousse on plot lS2xis0 feet, on Broadway.
east or Washington avenue. Cedarhurst.
Long Island. TO NJ. A. Stein. The property
Nas Formerly known as the PLAYER cottage
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
LEASES FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE.

Representative Franc.s Burton Harrison
has rented his house. SO. sc Fifth avenue
just south ~ Gsth street until October ].
1910. o. Reginald R0ualds TIE house.
which aoj0ins the home OF Daniel g REID.
was erected Ly william D. Han. ana was
rented hy Davis G. Robinson
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
TO TALK AT REALTY SCHOOL.

r. 4. Tredwell. a member Of the Real
Estate Board Of Brokers. will be the speak
er tonight at the real estate class of the
West Side branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association. No. 3Is West 57th
street His subject will be downtown
buildings"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
4 MoMEN,s APPAREL SHOP.

wonci's apparel shop Nhi son hs
opened - Robert S smith In the Ifohman
House. Broadway and -sih st.oei as
Branch of bis iath street store.
ssr. sHsith hzs Isutes for = ierm ~ years
IA .sISs cogEe. stose fGT .ssEs eeeyy.e.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
3 90 DO L. q r s

% get a Doto fErous
trees beautfd tonaksa
10
a
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

Corner plot. 1o0xlo0. suitable for any pur-
pose. Streets Gll improved.
L. j. HARVEY,
"a Jackson Ave, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.


% NE,kE 81 eaKRHe SsMH kEnrs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name ana address of lenders sttorney)
NOVEMBER 20.
ASrHuA1 AVE. .. 30 n q Of nuxna,ss AVA.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
MORTGAGE lOAnS.
|WMAWHFTESS0M|
| REAL ESTATE
| AND MORTGAGES
81 CEDAR 81.
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
MONEY TOLOAN

On first and second mortgages: AZ 10 ez.
HENRY L REEFIEID. I8 Court ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

PRICE 81. T.soo-Two-family house. II rooms. two
baths; In West 18TH st. This Is real bar
gain. Near L." A NJ, rs East l64th st
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-04

Mrs. e. II. Ellsworth. prominent
Nashua society woman. BUYS AND
SELLS HOGS for her pin money.
She has been in the business for
two years now. She ships her hogs
to Chicago, keeping posted on the
market by telegraph and telephone.
She does most of her buying by
phone. 1t is not unsual for farm
err to drive rack of hogs up before
her attractive home and open nego-
tiations for their sale there.
Mrs. Ellsworth has become so
proficient in the buying that she
can judge the weight of hog WIFI
in a pound or two by looking at it.
In lecture at Chicago. John
Temple Graves made the statement
that in New York $1,000 women are
working to support their husbands.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-04
The Woman's Corner
An GdEor1el /rMoman
LET THE MEN HAVE sEATs-soMETIMEs

his in street to woman fes
and
efshly allow his aing wife to get up IN
before he rises VIII oeh
crowded who has nothing else III
o around bohering her busy friends
he little courteous apd consderate
polite in PUBLIC
beautiful at all tmesH somewhat rare-put there
sacrifices ought to ask expect
working has oled all day in some
completely exhaust
his unless sh els very ola or III III
health?
with cheeks and bright eyes VINO
work their ve who do not know
fight with the workers for seats at the
if they obliged stand look sconfuy at the
tired
nothing in this. The thoughtful woman
seats those VINO
noneed them and should have them
to give up his seat
he needs than the woman
o idler-even If that der is
things being fitted by nature for
phangn a has RIGHT to his
many thinkWhen he offers it, it is COUR
a "THANKYOU!"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-04
THE WAY TO MAKE
GREAT BREAD "a


Every woman who Is a success
full baker usually has her own
recipe for making bread, which she
has evolved from long experience.
Accurate measurements are some
thing for which she generally has a
supreme disdain, as she Is able to
tell from the looks or the feel OF
the dough whether she has COM
bined sufficient quantities of the
various ingredients to make good
bread. But to the novice this I'M
certainty Is battling and discourag-
ing, and gives the impression that
there is something mysterious or
occult in bread making, and that
certain cooks have the gift" nat
urally, while others. with the best
efforts in the world, can never de-
velop 1t.
The two most important things
TO consider in baking braed are the
quantity of flour and the right heat
of the oven. Flours vary greatly
in weight and consistency, and a
certain amount of liquid will absorb
very much more of one kind or
flour than of another, hence the un-
certainty of knowing just how
much to use.
A simple rule to obviate all this
uncertainty is this; Weigh your
flour instead of measuring it. A
quart of liquid-water. or half milk
and half water-into which has
been incorporated the yeast, short
ening. salt and sugar. requires
three pounds of flour. This is the
secret as far as the mixing Is con-
cerned.
AS to the oven, the heat should
be sufficient to brown teaspoonful
of flour in five minutes. and 1t will
be just right to bake the bread a
golden brown.
Upon taking It from the oven, II
the upper crust is somewhat hard,
rub 1t with a wet cloth, and by the
time the bread is cool, the crust
will be tender and flaky.
1t used to be considered neces-
sary to allow bread to raise three
times, but good bread can be baked
quite as well and better with but
two raisings. Setting the sponge
at night and adding the remainder
of the flour In the morning takes
more time and gives no better re-
suits than mixing it altogether at
once.
A recipe which gives fine grained
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-05-04
OvERFEEDiNG CAUSES
DISEASE,

As have said before, many So
called diseases" are merely Or
ganic disturbances resulting from a
poisoning of the body by products
of the rotting food in the stomach
and bowels.
In fact, do not hesitate to say
that seven out of ten cases of what
is commonly called heart disease
are merely disturbances of the
heart muscle due to the presence
in the system of poisons formed
from rotting food.
1t may be added that cases OF
what are popularity known as heart
failure" and "apoplexy' can be
traced to the same cause. Then
there are host of lesser evils
headache, vertigo, dizziness, in
somnia. nervousness, irritability
and other discomforts traceable to
the same cause.
Should anyone question the reli-
ability of this statement. | may re-
mark that it's truthfulness is easily
tested. Let him stop dosing him
self for week and reduce the
quantity of food taken. first by one
third, later by one-half. In prac-
tically every case the result will
be marked relief of all distressing
symutomS