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New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN N

soTH sTREBT-The Operating Realty Com
pany has sold No III East soth street. a three.
16Sx102.2 feet. The purchaser will make eA-
tensive alterations to the house for his own
occupancy.
44TH STREET-Cammann voorhees, & Floyd
have sold for Robert E. Kelly to q client OF
Robert Colgate & Co. the Ave story loft build
plot 43 4x1OO5 feet. The building is rented
for term of years to ]. C. Mcfarland g. Co
47TH STREET-Louis schrag and e. Henry
GOA West Attn street. five story tenement
house. lot 25x1OO.5 feet
list sTREET-sonn Brothers have sold
through the Frederick T. Barry Company the
street, on a lot 2OxlO22 feet The sellers
bought the property last month from the Green
I'D sTREBT-Mary L co. 3; Naethins th, IL, Is re- =
four story and basement dwelling house, on q
lot 25xfoo feet, so feet Of West End ave-
BRoADwAY-rhe old Raleigh Hotel at Nos.
683 and 666 broadway. opposite Bond street.
has been bought by Harry Fischel from the
Robert Fulton Realty Company. OF which Moe
ennss Is on po 5soo
through to Nos go and ss2 Mercer street Mr.:
| loft building.
MADISON AvENUE.Donnell 8 KiIian adan ,ins, have
sold for Antoinette A. McCu!lum No 2O4o Madf
lot 1o5x7s feet
PARK AvENUE-senator EIihu Root has sold
his homo at the southeast corner OF Park avenue
and list street to a client Of the Douglas. Rob
| inson. Charles s. Brown Company. The house
is 6Ya stories IN height. on q plot 42 6xlo0 feet
THE BRONX.
| FREEMAN sTREEr-w. J. McGann has sold
| the two story dwelling house No. SOB Freeman
| street. and No. 2441 McClay avenue. two stor3
| frame dwelling house. for Catherine Boiling tc
Charlotte E. Clark; also. for client. six loti
| on the Lohbauer Park tract TO q builder fol
Improvement
MOTT AvMUE-Epsten & Yarntz have sold
| for Louis NJ. Jones the plot, 1001139 feet ir.
| regular, on the east side OF Mott avenua ion
| feet north of Hath street The buyer Is
| builder. who will erect two five stoEy apartment
| houses with stores
MGRAW AVENUE-John A Stefnmetz has
resold No. 1851 McGraw avenue. corner Of Tre-
| mont avenue, a two family brick house and
| barn. plot U0x1OO feet. for s. X. WaidroI
! To J. Hiflser1nG.
! FREMONT TERRACE-Steyen B. Ayres ha.
! sold for J. Lawrence Davis 20 Frank Marion
| lot 66 to 70, on fremont Terrace Tho property
| comprises tho block front on the south side OF
| fremont Road. between Mayfiower and Pilgrim
| Q(fyfg fpaf
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
TIE SHAWL IN MILLINERY.

The latest use to which the precious
cashmere shawls OF a past generation are
put Will probably be the last Hitherto
the dressnlakers have used them Tor
araperies that they did not need TO be- cut.
but they are now sacrificed for hats Bor-
ders of the precious shawls cut into the
proper shape cover the large brimS OF
hats, and sometimes part OF the crown
also. The edges are embroidered with
faded gold A little Indian god in Jade
makes the most suitable hatpin for a hat
of this kind, but anything bizarre will an
swer the purpose. Flowers of precious
stones are sometimes worn.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. 2T43: Arbsr.
Sandblom agt Harold E Freeiand et al; Aug
20. 1910: $50.
AMSTERDAM AVE. " $. 2501O II n a.
175th st: Pucei Construction co agt Gtng0Id
Realty Co ct al; Nov Q. 1910 tHy bond)i ST.
400.
S0TH ST. 173 East; Robert Baccary az.
Tracy Hoppin et al. Aug 13. 1910 (by boad):
S145 90
SAME PROPERTY; " Davis & Co az.
same: Nov 21. 1910 ny boudl; 5000
SAME PROPERTY. . and 4 Christie az.
same: Oct .. 1910 tby bondJ. $30t 10.
SAME PROPERTY. Solomon Cuger sst
same. Sept &c. 1910 (by bondJ; S1S5-
SAME PROPERTY. John Koch Plumbing
Co agt same; Oct 10, 1910 (oy bOud); $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY; Sedgwick Machine
Works agt Same. Nov IL 1910 fby bOnd): 500
SAME PROPERTY. Krauth s. Co agt sarus:
Oct 4, 1910 (by bondJ: sI5O.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
TREATMENT OF WHITE CURTAINS

The mistake IS TOO often made Of hang
ing white curtains the fun width Of the
window, and from the top to- the floor,
0ayE Suburban Life" for December. This
treatment IS unsuitable except n very
dainty or elaborate rooms. The mass Of
white is usually distracting, and destroys
the harmony OF the room Perhaps the
most effective treatment is 70 let the cur
tsins hang straight at the sides OF the
window covering the woodwork, and
have a pleated valance across the top.
Curtains made in this way keep out very
little light, and give a pretty, broad effect
TO q window. The curtains may either
hang 10 the floor or stop at the sill If the
curtains are dark. and long, straight lines
seem called for. they should reach TO the
floor; but, when In doubt, stop at the sill.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
REALTY AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Joseph ?. Day will sell at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom to-day two large plots,
one at the southeast corner Of Worth and
Hudson streets, contining about 10000
square feet and occupied by a seven story
loft building, known as No. s2 to eS Hud-
son street and No. to 10 Worth street;
also a plot adjoining on Worth street, con-
tanning about $500 square feet, known as
No. u to 16 Worth street. running through
TO No. 81 Thomas street.
Bryan L. Kennedy will also Sell many
valuable parcels to-day at the exchange
salesroom. For the estate Of Oren bennett.
No. l2 East esth street; for the estate Of
Henry Karsch, No. AL West 3Sth street
or estate of James King. No. 1912 and
1914 Broadway, corner West iS5th street:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
REALTY NOTES.

Fritz Acheles is the buyer OF the d"en-
ing house No. "A East 5Sth street. soio
recently by Mrs. Mary Crosby brown
through Henry D. Winans & May.
William E. Silverthorn is the purchaser
of No. A East 10th street sold oy
the Rosenwald estate through Henry L.
Winans & May.
It was LEARNED last night that the lien
for $4,000 against the George Baeker Con-
struction Company, held by the H. q.
Vogel Company, was discharged only
short time after 1t had been FLED Inc
property involved was Nos. IS and u
Madison avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Of Interest TO ~0men
CRIPPLES MADE HAPPY
Dive Joyously Into Grab Bag at
Darrach Home Bazaar.

The Darrach Home FOR Crippled Chill
dren, ct No. lis West 1e4th street which
takes care of twenty handicapped little
ones had q bazaar at the waldorf-Astoria
YESTERDAY. Among the women who had
charge OF tables were Mrs Charles War
rem. Mrs B. s. Martin and Miss NJ. H
Macy. at the toy table. and Mrs. G. II
Castor, Mrs. Perry Pierce and Mrs
Thomas Willard, who was chairman OF
the tea table. Mrs s. b SHIELDING, who fs
acting president Of the home DR. Darrach'
the president, being ILL., had charge OF the
bazaar.
In the afternoon five of the crippiea
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
NO WAY OF ESCAPE
Fur a Topic Ever Present to the
Student of Modes.

The various modes OF treating 1ur Is
subject 6om which there seems al present
70 be no escape for the person VINO Is N
,erested. even In the slightest Degree Id
fashion. In all the stages Of Its develop
lnent the present craze for making uie
borrowed coats OF other animals serve Al
every possible way for the use or acorn
nent Of women has been SO surprising
.hst IL has set half the world talking. Now
saa-s are heing exorezsed that some of the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
WORKING GIRLS TO HOLD BAZAAR.

The Manhattan Working Girls Club and
kindergarten viii mark the close Of its first
score of years by having bazaar and tea
81 the Plaza Hotel on Friday. December 2
The sale will begin at O'Clock in the af-
rernoon and last through the evening.
Home made cakes and preserves. flowers.
TOYS and articles both fancy and useful
will he on the tables. Mrs. Ward Chamber
In is president Of the club, Mrs. Benjamin
e Williams treasurer and Mrs David Z.
Earbough secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
NEW JERSEY PARK SOLD.

The park and grounds formerly owned by
Joseph Bonaparte, at Bordentown, n. j.,
and which were owned for a number of
years by the st. Vincent de Paul College
of Germantown. Penn. have been bought
by Harris Hammond. son OF John Hays
Hammond. and John v. Rice. If. It is said
the new buyers intend to develop the prop
erty for residential purposes.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
THE TRIBUNE PaTTERN.

The simple shirtwaist tucked at the front
IS always a becoming one to the small boy.
This model combines that feature with a
box pleated back. and will be found appro-
pirate for all shirting materials. flannel as
veil as madras and linen and other wash
able fabrics The sleeves are made in regu-
lation shirt style. and the turned over col
lar IS made separately and attached to the
neck by means OF buttonholes and studs.
White linen makes the waist illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
WHITNEY PROPERTY TRANSFER.

The famous Whitney esta.o III
Wheatley Hills Of Long Islaho' "i'i. @Ao
house and surrounding bulloinsS
oped by the late William =. "in'io,
a cost of more than 100000 has oeen
transferred to the Whitney Realty Com
pany, holding concern formed ny 'no
heirs. The transfer was made so as !"
better handle the estate and to prevent i''
being divided and leaving tho fanny
Since Mr.. whitneys death IN lS4, MISE
Dorothy. his only unmarried child mas
been living on the estate. which contains
the famous racing stable. largo pornon
Of which is enclosed in glass; ana III
interior half-mi1e track
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fWith name and address of purchaser
NOVEMBER 80.
MANHATTAN.


CHRYSTIE ST 81 sty brl<. 25x9S. Ok irreg !;
Keba Chodorov to Louis Lass: b and s: all
liens; Nov 9; 81; address, II West 18th st.
LENOX AVE. All. & sty brb. 80. sx10o: Anita.
G Chester to Annie Mead tmts S42. 000). Nov
20: 500: address. 201 West saith st.
MADISON AVE. 300. sty brk. 25x85
Madison ave. 2l1n. 3 sty brk. 20xs0: Charles
q Moller to Jane Moller: and s: Oct 20:
gift; address. go Madison ave.
MADISON AVE. cor Goth st. 100 Tx
12o: the Baron De Hirsch Fund to Charles F.
jenkins: all liens; Nov 20: 500: address
North Hackensack. N j
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 202. o sty brk. 8s.8x
Ss 3x irres: Morris Gordon To Beatrice Tunick: :
2-8 parts tmtg 5000: right, title, interest
and all liens; Nov 25: ST. address, 25s Henry
ST
9TH ST. q. 26< II of Avenue D. 27xJB:
Hirseh Dachs to Annie Dachs tmtg S23. .200) :
correction deed: Nov IS. 500; address, 733
East 9th II.
4STH ST. q. s75 X of 9th ave- asx1o loo 3:
John @ Hid TO Gustav Zerbst; Nov 20; 800
address, S44 West 41th at
GOTH ST. o. sao II e OF Madison ava 2Ox
1905; Theodore Rosenwald. exr. etc. - WILL
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

For Georgia sweet potatoes" boil four
ene sweet potatoes OF medium size, then
peel and cut them into lengthwise slices
about half an inch in thickness. Fry them
n plenty Of butter and sprinkle over them
about four tablespoonfuls Of granulated su-
k6r while they ere frying.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Seen i'm the -Ibops

IN a kid case, holding another delicious
odor. IS S5
Satin envelope sachets in different colors
are u cents and upward. according to size.
Imported French atomizers with the bulb
sunken into a hollow eide Of tho bottle.
sell for s. q.
A reproduction OF a mans hatbox in the
Japanese silver. satin lined and padded. is
a Jewel case that sells for s3g
The Riviera oils are very heavy perfumes
which come in bottles in close leather
cases at s. bottle.
New hand warmers are Ike the old jap
anese stoves. The carbon IN them burns
several hours and they are great comfort
for the sickroom- They cost ST.
Christmas, labels for packages. aIl
gummed for use, are In several styles and
cost 10 cents package The tags and
cards are the same price
Leather jewel cases with convenient COM
partments and trays are 81 25 each; In vel
vet they are 81 90
Ihe names Of shops where articles mentioned
on uls page were seen be obtained by send
ing a stampeo ana addressed envelope to Seen
prompt reply the date OF publication should
be given
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN.
NOVEMBER %


18TH AVE. n 9 cor 57th st; for a ry
concrete coal pocket, 43z2S.S: Charles z Ap-
pieby. owner; Coal BOuIet 60. lessee. Fem
& Basil. 149 Broadway. architects cost $4,000.
EDGECOMBE AVE, n 1S9tb ST. fos
sty brk tsnrnt. 81 sx90: A schwafzIsr
l340 Brook ave, owner; Schaefer & Jaeger. 401
fremont ave architects; cost 500, 900.
THE BRONX
sEDGw1CK AVE. e. 27 It n Of unnamed
ST; for 21z sty brk dwg. 13x4O; Albert
Davis. 4i2 Timpson pI, owner and architect;
cost 81, 900
OAK POINT AVE. $ s. 100 u " OF Trgston
st; for 1 sty brk storage. 3jE3S; Rock
Plaster Manufacturing Co. 2Si Fourth ave-
owner; W w KenIy. 3S1 Fourth ave. architect:
cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

BLAcKROCK AVE. n 5, 300 II " OF Casts
Hill ave. 1G1xlGS: Emil Nikolai agr Charles
Schratt ct al faction 20 forecloss mechanic's
lien): attorney. z E L Hammer
GILBERT FL. cor Faiis 81. 25x1ocr
Adolph Nash ct al agt Jesse N Sanilsoa
Realty and Construction Co (Eotice OF IevyJ; al
torney. j T Cook.
122D ST. n s. $50 fl OF Amsterdam ave-
5ox90- II; Isaac II Rosenberg exr, agt Bernart
Ratkowsky ct al faction 70 cancel agreement.
etc): attorney. L J Frey
I4OTH ST SIS East; Julius FleischTnann aye
Cornelius Daniels ct al foreclosure OF roortgagel.
attorneys. Hays. Hershheld & WoL-
IST ST. n 5, - II " OF Ave 3. 9x75. Her
mann Grad agt Nathan Wegler et a. (forecIosU-s
Of rnOrtgage): attorney. c Z Grad
142D ST, n g. 230T Il Q OF Alexander ave,
81. 5x1OO: Frederick Mathesius. II, ast Haase-
Lipprnan Construction CO ct al foreclosure %
ulortgage): attorney, p Mlehling.
142D ST, n s. 267-11 ft 0f Alexander ave-
81. .5xfO0; same agt Haase-LippHal COnsrFuc-
tion Co foreclosure OF naortgage)s attorney, =
Mfehling.
David D Joseph agt Jacques B Haas et al fore
closure OF mortgage); attorney, j Cohen
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
BEAUMONT AVE. " s. 90 II n Of 18th 81.
2jxsO: James G. Wentz loans Coucci Realty Co
$4,000
LUDLOW AVE. Il s, 55 IT " OF Havemsye-
ave 25xfOs.1; Charles A Laurneister loans Roth
Construction Co S4. 100
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
old HOTEL RALEIGH PROPERTY SOLD
Parcel Consists of Five Old Buildings Broadway Opposite oo
Street, Extending to Mercer Street.
SENATOR ROOT DIsP0sEs OF HIS PARK AVENUE Ho

for account Of former purchaser NO,
East SOth street Mr.. Kennedy VIII a'so
sell the five-story apartment ou'ioins' a.
No. SIS Lenox avenue
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

children were brought In, and had beautf-
full time diving for presents in the grab
bag. A kettle on tripod, loaned by the
Salvation Army, was feature OF the ba-
zasr and attracted many coins.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS
LIS PENDENS-

1ST AVE. 29s: to 4 sty brk tenrnt aud
store; J Wirth, 4 Beekman st, owner y
Straub. 122 Bowery, architect cost $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

Executors Notice
The following properties of the VI.
w. Bruce Estate will be disposed ofat
Absolute Auction Sale
Thursday, December 8, 1910
at y o'clock noon. at Exchange salesroOna.
14-1e VeseY St. N 7. c.
Platt and 229 Pearl St.
S Platt St.
176 William ST.
1886 Chambers St.
368 B'way, to Cortlandt Alley.
3O4-3O6 Canal St. to 57-59
Lispenard St.
259 Bowery.
152-154-156 Sixth Ave.
661 Sixth Ave.
4S1 B'way, to 81 Mercer ST.
223 West 22d St.
4O2 w. Broadway and l66-168
Spring ST., S. w. Cor.
537-539 West Broadway.
34l-347 Third Ave. & 207-211
E. 25th St, N. E. Cor.
4l6 Broadway and 276 Canal
St, S. E. Cor.
254-256-258 CanalSt. & 112 to
116 Lafayette ST., S. w. Cor.
42-44 East Houston St, N. E.
Cor. Mulberry ST.
IO1-1O5 w. 125th St. and 307
Lenox Ave, N. w. Cor.
7l9 Seventh Ave, 5. E. Cor. w.
4Sth St.
1551a-157 East 125th St,
231O Third Ave.
fn%0 main on bond and mortgages 700
- for one, two or three years. at
Title Policies Free to Purchaser
DE WITT. LOCKNAN & De WITT.
Attorneys FOR Estate
John T LO-KMAN. Counsel
SIS Nassau street, n = 9
HORACE s. ELY & co,
2I Liberty ST. y Y .
A. w. MEAD. Esq.
9s5 sixth Avenue. y. y c.
AGENTS
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New YCrk City,
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

HI2pDin. owner; Potter & FOubls.sr. contractors:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

YAMMES is Now SHOWING AT HIS NEW
ah0p. 42s 9Th ave. between 3Sth and 39th The
Latest Paris creations IN Hair Ornaments. Neck
lsces. Necklets, Crystal Chains, Bridge Monocles,
Hairp9rla and Estpins Of exclusive designs, posi-
0vo}Y NOT - 10 found &lsesThere.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

SOLID black velvet end plain white velvet
paeesols are the latest novelty and Sell
foc $l5 They a-e in pagoda shape and have
the long handles.
A copper dinner bell swinging IN a stand
ard has quite a eweet tone and sells for So.
the framework OF the standard IS wrought
iron
A Tat owls head, with the cord attached.
forms a bell head for the library table and
e4lls Tor s. 90
The three wise monkeys OF the well
lno&n japanese proverb are on sale in two
sizes for q cents each.
4 brass skull standing three inches high
- Q calendar, with the dates appearing on
the forehead; Il sells for s. 80.
Shaded silk chiffon wells with Persian
borders two ana & half yards long, for
automobile or street wear, sell for IS %.
Among the holiday perfumes is the i'm
ported rose, 1n q fancy bottle with q silver
label and tn q eueoe case. 1t sells for s. so.
and beautiful. hand carved glass bottle
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

A reproduction Of mans hatbox in the
Japanese silver. satin lined and padded. is
a Jewel case that sells for s. 25
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

y the afternoon 1--WE OF the crippied
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

The Riviera oils are very heavy perfumes
which come in bottles in close leather
cases at s. q bottle.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30

tMlth name and address Of lenders attorney }
interest o per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN.
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Mr.. q. a, Kclley. Belvidere,

Mr. L. A, Kelley. Belvidere, III,
writes us: "I am an cx-engiueer with
o. years active service to my credit
About three years ago my Kidneys were
affected so that / had to give up my
engine. First ] was troubled with SC
we're, aching pain over the hips. Their
followed inflammation of the bladder
and specks appeared before my eyes
A sample Of Foley's Kidney Pills thai
I tried so benefited me that / bought
more. | continued to take them, unit
now [ can safely testify they have
made me sound and we'll man.
-Schramm- johnson, Drugs,
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Marriage Licenses.

II. p. Olsen and Edna Shepherd. In
dianola.
Leland Powell and Grace Conner. Lchl
H. NJ. Larson aud Vera NJ. Feather
stone. American Fork.
Hyrum lpson. Panguitch, and Ella W
McAllister, Salt Lake.
John Treweck and Annetta J. Raleigh
Salt Lake.
Ephraim Bell and Sylvia Clark. Oak
ley. Ida.
j. A. Scadden. Pocatello, Ida, and Dot
tie BiClow. Provo.
Frank Bradford and Myrtle Hales
Spanish Fork
Fred Cornick and Jessie l.. Jones, Salt
Lake.
W. J.. Richardson Seattle, and Flor.
cnce L. Rossberg, Salt Lake.
Louis Les%ing and Anna Greenwald
Salt Lake.
Alexander Taylor. Thatcher. Ida, anC
Ethel Scott. Salt Lake
G. s. Nielsen. Calders Station, and
Elizabeth Christensen. Waterloo,
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

F. H. Balquist, rs street. girl.
Nephi Miller, 3l5 East Tenth Eas,
boy.
+. j. Potter, 6S3 South First West
girl
w. II Shields. 3l7 South Ninth West
girl.
c. w. Archer, $50 Chestnut avenue
girl.
r. V. Peterson, St Marks hospital
boy.
j. A. Bywater. $40 East Eighth South
girl
Joseph Holder. Jr., 1928 Emerson street
girl
Richard Chamberlain, Park street
boy.
julius Deutch. 77s South State, girl.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Emigration Canyon Improvement
company 20 W. L. Jensen, part
lot 32. block 1, I<illyon subdi-
vision 80. ,........,..,.s... ...r..F
Mamie j. Rivers ct al 10 Emma
j. Sanders, part lot !. block ),
plat s-...'.'''s'. .'..'s' .-.,.'.'
Julia \. c. Morton 10 George Rom
ncy Il Sons Co. lot L, block ~,
tcu-acrC plat "A .........-......
j. S. Sampson and wife TO Marie
IIoime, lots 10 and II, block ;,
Lynch & Giassman's subdivision.
u. u. WiClSs 10 HUBBARD Investment
company. lots II and %, block :.
Liberty Park, plat B...".,.,
CordclIa a. Spencer To James
Mickelsoh, part lot s, block So,
plat a ...,,.,...... '''.''.'
John Brooks and wifc 10 V. ~
Bcttilyon, part lot D. block 20.
plat ...............::, ,..s...;.
Fred G.. Peterson and wife 10 Lii
liam :. Johnson, part lot 4. block
II, plat A........,......
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Building Permits,

Horne Moyle, 162-164 East First
South street, one-story brick garage,
10000.
Georgia l.. DAILY, 2l5 West Second
South. two-stOTy brick store, $4,000.
United Cigar Stores company. First
South and Main street. alterations, $4,000.
United Cigar stores company. Third
South and Main street. alterations and
additions. $50. 600.
A. Mortcnsou. rear l0i West Second
North street, three-room brick residence,
$1,000,
L.. e. and w, II Voyles. 1is-l50 East
Second South street, one-story brick
store. $4,000.
street, two-story brick dwelling. 10000
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u Mr. and Mrs. John Wors- =
+. scene of a quiet but beau
= Tuesday evening. when
4, Mabel NJ. Worswicll. be-
,5r Of Harley Bradford Good
<emony was performed at +.
Per. c. F.. Perkins, in the
ibc immediate families. \
96n followed from s 10 $50.
/ Tic appointed hour, Miss
'ricg at the piano softly
foleuSrln wedding march.
Al couple took their place in
onder a canopy Of ferns and
|ons The bride wore an Gle
m white satin trimmed In
valley. 4 long tulle veil
a wreath of lilies OF the
IA the hem Of her gown. and
4 shower bouquet Of white
onN Jewel was a rope of
! diamond setting Pink and
,ijnns and orange blossoms
a uscd In the dining room.
,,bbops went from the chan
4 four corners OF the table.
N of pink roses at either end.
'ket O: pink roses and carna- =
4 ihe table cenJcrpiece. Mrs.
'hss and Mrs. George Arm
|l>d there, where they poured
.'ed by the Misses Gladys
Eaylor. Marie Hughes and
1rjo1. Music was furnished
71s1hg by Mrs, Gates at the
Ma Anderson at the violin.
nfiy was assisted in receiv-
.d Mrs. John WorSwick, the
andsome black silk gown;
Norswick in a blue MESA =
"a Hazel Worswick In q green
~ Mrs. Goodin left later FOR
Mrs.. Goodin wore a stylish
..ss Of green broadcloth. with
|7rs to match. Mr.. and Mrs
BE- at home TO their friends
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Deaths.

j. f. Pickering, Provo. aged "A, paraly
sis.
Lulu A. Worthen, IS East Fourth South,
aged months. pneumonia.
James Bokos. Bingham, aged 81, mine
accident.
Unknown man, police station, aged %,
fractured skull
Unknown man. 1865 West South Tenn
pie, aged 30. opium poison.