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New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

the newer 7eaves Of MORE are exceedingly
soft and pliab7e. SO that there seems TO
be no reas son why il shonld not serve ad-
mira bly, as 4 material for under robes The
splendid brocades provided for the coming
season also threaten the supremacy Of
satin. for they are wonderfully beautiful
under transparent veilings. although II Is.
rerhaJos not every woman who can wear
with success the sumptuous garments Of
which they form 2 part
A feature shat gives distinction 10 the
evening gown in the picture is the extreme
simplicity not only Of its lines but also Of
its decorations. The foundation is Empire
green and the tunic of gauze in a lighter
shade has an anover design done in gold
and crystal beads. 4 fringe of the same
beads trims the bottom of the tunic. and
the band in the hair is Of green and gold
In the afternoon costume many different
materials are combined. Old rose crepe
satin Is the foundation and II is yelled with
gray chiffon The trimming bands are of
gray velvet. the sash is of gray satin. fin
revers are embroidered with silk. gray
metallic threads and beads. The hat Is of
gray velvet. trimmed with old rose plumes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

H P Belmont will be on the briny deep,
fastening from England with her head
full of plans for the American campaign
for the vote. Mrs. Clarence MackaY, who
has been motoring with Mr. Mackay in
Germany. will embark September q from
Cherbourg by. the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. and expects to attend the frst
board meeting for the season of the Equal
Franchise Society. on the second Wednes-
dav in October.
That meeting by the way viii be held
in a new room for the society has grown
so that il has had 70 enlarge its quarters
in the tower of the Metropolitan Life
Building No | Madison avenue. to the
extent of large room for the gatherings
Of the board. The headquarters opened
yesterday. and the society is beginning its
annual bombardment Of the country with
literature. Two brand new pamphlets are
among the ammunition. one Of them Mrs
Harriet Stanton Blatchs report Of the suf
frage work in Albany last winter.
Meantime the ''antis'' are busy few
doors up Madison avenue at No. 25. the
National League for the Civic Education
of Women opened headquarters yesterday
in a big room. all ivory white paint and
dull green paper, with posters in harmonf-
Gus coloring announcing that Women Do
Not Want to Vote. The league VIII not
have any parades or pageants. like that
planned by the suffragists for October 20.
This vas announced by Mrs. Julian
Heath. the secretary. The league pins It's
faith to literature. of which il has laid in
ton or so. including two shelves full of
packages labelled DIR. ParShurst.' There
was such a demand for anti literature
yesterday that three stenographers were
kept busy.
Also the league has been asked to help
organize the ants of Nantucket, Mass.
so il is felt that anti prospects are look
ing up and that women are not in danger
of running the country by way of the bal
lot just Vet.
The headquarters of the New York State
Associa ton Opposed to Woman Suffrage
are open too. for the winter at No. 70
West 39th street. Mrs. Sofia Loebinger' s
American Suffragette', is going 70 have an
office all 10 itself at No. % Union Square.
from which il will fight for militant suf-
frage with renewed vigor
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, big boss of
the woman suffrage party, Will be back by
the middle Of the month, and plans VIII
Immediately he made for the election of
delegates TO the party convention, to be
hello on October q in Carnegie Hail.
In short. though nobody knows how the
suffrage fight Will end, every one seems
likely TO get A good run for her money.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

The Emsworth Hall, q six-story apart
ment house at the southwest corner W
Convent avenue and 149th street, mas oeeii
sold by the F.. n. X. Constructor 'oili-
panv. of which Emanuel NJ. kruie"ltch Is
president The buyer is Michaei heurnahh
former proprietor of the Harlem ossiiio
who will hold the property as an invest
ment. The structure stands on plot " lin
100 feet and had been held at S2l5@W'
TavIor Brothers have sold for the estate
of George Y Hecker No. rs Madison ave
nue.. four story and basement dwelhns
house on a plot e7x12o feet. The property
has been held at $4,000
The adjoining corner is owned by Mrs
Clarence NJ Hyde, who recently leased
her home at the northwest corner of Madl-
son avenue and 10th street to the An
derson Auction Company. She is said to
be the buyer Of the Hecker property
The Herman Arms Company has sold for
P. II. Almer the five story fathouse NO
S24 West 43d street. just west of Eighth
avenue. opposite the Scribner Building. to
client for investment.
John r. nrexei yesterday took title TO
the private dwelling house No. II East
54th street. sold recently by Robert r.
Weir The property is on q plot % oloX'00.5
feet.
Robert Rankin has sold his home at No.
IS West goth street. three story and base
ment stone front dwelling house on a plot
20x1n0.S feet between Central Park West
and Columbus avenue.
N. Kramer has sold the six story fat
house Nos 34S and $50 East 6Sth street.
on a plot 50x100.5 feet
Emanuel Simon has sold for George
Nundorff the five story fathouse No. 162
East e1st street on a plot 3s. COS feet
Plans have been filed for a ten story
brick factory to he built on the north slde
OF 2ath street 222.6 feet west OF First ave
nue. for the Bush Terminal Company. TO
cost $3.50. 600. The erection of this building
will compel the demolition of two four story
old-fashioned tenements, a permit for which
demolition has been issued. The new build
ing will have a frontage Of S4.6 feet and
depth Of 1913 feet with an extension. and
will be freproof with facade of brick.
William Higginson is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

pipes. rings, ostrich feathers. watches and
chains and many other fancies of the hour.
A new hChu scarf is Of black lace. lined
and covered with tiny ruffles of white ac-
Gordon pleated chiffon. and finished with
tiny pink French roses: 1t costs $32 80.
The new marabou scarfs. three yards
and the borders In the natural color; they
are very effective. and sell FOR S4e Is
The tray with cretonne bottom, COW
cred with glass and having a silver rim
and handles is new and sells for 50 So and
upward, according to size.
Muslin curtains with colored stripes are
very popular for bedroom use, and sell for
- cents 4 yard.
Shepherd plaid petticoats in black and
white silk. piped with black satin. are
much worn with tailored suits. and sell
for s. 20.
The marabou muf and boa sets. in black
or the natural color. sell at so and up
ward
Patty Comfort" hot water bottles for
ire little folk have doh heads and are
dressed in flannel gowns: they sell at s. 81
The nar7cs ot shops where articles mentioned
OF :h.. page ~ere sean be obtained bH send-
:rk stamped and addressed ery@iope % seen
- tEs s.soES. HeH-1oTa Ir,bpRs-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
Seen in tie |bops

Wo.en BAMBOO tea trays with rattan
hoop edges sell Tor 81 cents ard 81 each,
o. g. :. set o. eve different sizes for s. -.
Chinese favore IN the form of anirHals 8
dressed in e:otesque clothing AID standins <
SIX inches high are . cents each. and are
popular for chIld-en's parties.
Square japanese lamp shades, ir stencil
eject. Win lacquer frames. sell 1t 81 .
aa5 upward aad are quite new
I.oo-Choo lacquer trays come in rcd aid
black, the pattern being thrown into re-
lief by n frosted ground. They sell az 81 20
ard Upward. according to the size.
.tapanese silver nountincs for Shopping
I2es are new and quite elaborate IN pa
TN: iney Sell At 8 - and upward.
Spit bamboo fruit baskets in boat
..ll41,.. uIth handles. are staine;l de-3 red
md arc most attractive: hey sell a. 50
cents and Upward. according 10 size. other
shapes. without handles. arc also shoHn in
considerable variety.
Among the oGd china pieces designed Cor
Dutch shelves is the blre and white cake
walk ca, standing eight inches high. and
caoerine nlors :n the most co1lical atd-
t.-co. - costs g 20.
F-v4o-s for tin weddings tnci1de tin hats.
fcsge-s- s!iapers. buckles camhs. cradles,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
STATEN ISLAND WOMEN S DAY
Club Workers Planning Big Rally at
Interborough Fair Next Week.

The clubwomen Of Staten Island are
planning a big rally at the Interborough
Fair and Exposition 20 be held at Dongan
Hills during Labor Day week. Woman 8
day is Thursday. September s. and its
pleasures are TO be in1eTspersed with ten
minute speeches in the big tent which is to
serve an auditorium.
Among the speakers announced are Mrs
Belle de Rivera, president of the City Fed
Grafton: Mrs William Cumming Story and
Mrs Nary Garrett Hay -he arrangements IS
are in charge of Mrs Mary Lawton Met
calfe. of Great Hills, and Mrs. Ida Powell
Priest of Huguenor Park.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.l
SEPTEMBER /


BROADWAY. $500, store. etc: Medford Realty
Co to e Botengoof; yrs l from Sept l.
1910: $500 address. 1902 Broadway.
RULKHEAD extending from n s Of Watt st
Pier North g. n a distance OF $40 # with up
land in of bulkhead extending in shore so
# from bulkhead: City of New York tby Com
missioner Of Docks 10 Central Railroad OF New
Jersey, 10 yrs from July /, 1904 $3.50. address,
lt3 Liberty ST.
BULKHEAD. between 25th and 26th SITS. East
River. the city OF New York fby Commissioner
of Docksl to George II Smith and Francis y
Howland; 10 yrs from Nov l. 1904: $1,000, ad-
dress 1925 7th
BARROW ST outer of Pier IS. North
River the city OF New York fhy Commissioner
OF Decks to the Catskill and New York Steam
boat Co; 10 yrs from Jan !. 1902. s6.666 66
address. foot Of Barrow
BULKHEAD. North River begins 1ss n OF
eSth ST, runs 1T2 II with upland IN rear; S6th
ST. E 100 Il of nuIkhead. 15sx 5Ox
1872 II to New York central g. Hart
ford Railroad Co n to street SO II to
beginning 39th ST. g. " n W Of " line Of sec
ond parcel, runs 4(x 50E " II IT to
beginning. lot begins at " line OF second
parcel and i4S II % 0sth 81, runs u 5ox ~
10 North River l0x 10 beginning
also land covered hy ccal screen. l!6ss the
city o. New York 10y Commissioner q poeks}
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
HOUSE FOR NURSES, poRM,7oRY

Plans have been filed for converting the
four story and basement private dwelling
house al No. 1915 Madison avenue into a
nurses dornitorv office for hospital and
dispersary for the Hospital for Deformi
ties of Joint Ttseases. which Immediately
adioins the building, which is to he made
over The old windows in the front are TO
be removed and replaced with French case
ment windows and a new fire escape
erected in the rear. at total cost of
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorne,
SEPTEMBER /
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM AVE, cor WasnlhS aoe St0n
Bridge Park IS 1x1G0 2x19 6x10H.5; sept lo. Iso9
Iarfois " and Bessie HanaIand to Don 2 Full
am: SC. coo; attorney. g r Angnotine. 2ol Broad
way
AVE c = % II II n Of 9th s.. 5sx2f3; FEB
o1 tSa3. william Frftzel and to Alfred
Harris and Morris Green. trustees; Sl2.opOi AP
peN & Taylor 90 West Broadway.
EAST BROADWAY. 216 and 21s- n cor @ OF
c1intnn st ; sty brk 522x52 .. April -. 1899:
Moses Shedlinsky and 20 Anna 5 Stenanle;
extrx: $50. 90: attorney \ Fred Siverstone. loo
Nassau st
sTH ST n 8 1896 # " Of Ave G. "a 9x93 II;
Aug 81 1906: solomon Tenenbaum and ano TO
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

Ian robn: "a. 900. attorneys. Arnstsin Levy.
f2s Broadway
asTu ST :. s25 y " Of 10th ave. soxas .:
March :, 3 r,1fsSe, isgS lqol TonsTd % ex2x $1,000 as
torneys Bowers e Sands. 81 Nassau St
10TH ST. :. 15t II = q etn ave - szoS .,
So,, 2 1904: Margaret Louise schultz 70 sarah
: E.roxeij sc 800 attorneys. Fettretch. siikma1
& seybeI 4f Park Row.
55TH ST. :. 125 z Of I'm ave. NJ, 215o &c
o Baker: $1,000. attorney. Title Insurance Co.
ssN1 PROPERTY; March g. 1902 same -
came. discharged OF record without profiuction
~ mtg bv order OF Supreme Court. Aug 81. i9i0s
$50 COO: attorney. William F Clare. 30 Broad-
s4rH ST. rs. $50 II " Of Amsterdam ave. Ia
100 5. April 10 1909 Abram L Libman . rs
Mutual Life Insurance CO Of New York, sS.9Nos
address. 50 Cedar 81.
a4TH ST. $50 East. s ST. brk. 25xfOO July ~.
1904, Helen VI del Garcia % MARY Foorhesss
$500: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance. ana
1o011 Nov 3 1909 Meter Really g o aod C9nsrs
Iulfn & Roe. Al PARK Row
oath ST. n .. f25 II Of vest End ave.
100 1Ix5o: MAY 8 laos Guide Realty CO -
sophia r Furnss MarEarss e.. oc6 zia+re-naa
Donlon & Roe Al PARK row.
I23D ST. 541 West: sty brS, y ssloe y :
June g. 1910: Abraham ! Crystal z aH1 ~
Isidor Dreyfus. $3.50. attorney. Bernstsin-
261 Broadway.
f46TH ST s04 Wes.. stv ork. e5syaH =
Sept Z 1907 Rose Null 20 r ROmaine BroHgs
81. 900. address. $40 Convent ave
THE BRONX
LOTS 15s ia 150 and 151. amenfed nap
If31 Adee PARK 2 of Botanical Garden. Bronx
Park: Jan 4 1905; Louis F u Wallace ( a11
10 Gordon R!tchfe. $1,000. address. 1883 Bread
way.
LOT f5e. map arc OF bldg lots 4th Ward.
near WiIiamsbTidze station. < = r r. Dso
S. 1909. Sebastiaao Delrtca. tr- 70 Aeirose Keai-
u Co. 500: address, 2IT5 Webster ave
LOT 167. map Central Morrisanis. Joxl2p; APt
o. 1905. Edward 9 Lournena 20 Lawyers Mrg
Co: So. coo. address. 100 BroadWay
LOT ~ map Of bldg lots 24yh Ward near
VfIIiarnsbridgs Station. Jan 20. 1H9@, carlo n
Vito Nalanga Frank Boyle 800. attorney,
Felix Antonacchfo 299 Broadway-
NELSON AVE. 5 =. $50 II seton avs. 5oE
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
Of Interest to tV0mer

and will he mailed to any address on re-
CENT of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern ana age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department. II.
New-York Tribune. IF in. hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent postage stamp
and we viii mail it by letter postage III
sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

John r Bentz to Henry Dannenfeiser' S4'o'
address 2255 Powell ave.
CHATTERToN AVE- :. So5 # " of Venue 9e
Thomas F Messsrner: s4.oo5; address. 30 West
A6th st ,
CEDAR AVE. s. 100 # from pt IN forfned aasd
ave which ut is at end of corner forneeu I eo
bv g Cedar ave and W ; Sedgwick ave. 2'x6o,
sept / due per bond; Philip Trant TO lhonas anS
Trust Co 176 Broadway.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. n cor Quincy st.
West Chester 25xloo; augustus fieo a3dress 10
r Peterson Gntge 5000; Aug 80, 81 aduie''
I'll East 17Sth 81.
kELLY ST at ntsTyals ss, sem ave suc "at Il
due as per b-nd: Christine E Bucket TO Jaco"
RUPERT 5000; address. 1880 Sd ave
KINsELLA AVE. s, 2284 # W Of Bronx- ,,s
Thomas and Mary Monaghan to Samuel Smith; !;
81, ,o-1; attorney Charles Baecher llZo
Walker
sept /; due Dec l. 1918; Mary Foley to Sarah
Brock; $1,000; attorney. H A Knox. 1es Broad
LOT "a, block Az map goo Of Henry D Tiff, :,
schwa3 to Henry G Sieck. Jr; June -; sloo'
address. 1870 Webster ave.
LOTS t6 to IS. map Cebrie Park prior ntse' Tt
$500 on eachl. Aug 81; yr. per cent; B- Bax-
ter-Howell Bldg Co to Commercial Finance CO
, mtges. each $1,000: attorney, " Arnoio
Poushkeepsie. \.
LOT 2l7. map Van Nest Park; Desiderio
TTiuzi TO Dua Triuzi: b and s. c a :; all liens
Aug /; 81; address. 1s4 Spring st.
ROAD from Fordham West Farms, " g
lot 1pf. map South Belmont 03xf26x IRE egular; =;
Joseph = SChwab TO Henry . Siileck, jr; all
liens: June %: 500; address. 1870 WEBSTER ave
SHERMAN AVE, 5 :, 200 # f Dyckman St
50xl60; Blanche NJ Corse to Thomas l. Reynolds
Co mtge. $4,000; Sept l; 800: address. SO
East 42d
TEE TAW AVE. e. $. 80 # n On curve Park
View Place 1oJX29 Louis EickWort TO Annie \
Collins tmtge, $4,000: Aug 10: 81: address. PAS
Webb ave.
TYNDALL AVE. cor of 259th st. 5ox1Oo;
Aug 30; due per bond: Charles q Hohe to
william Hohle: S3, 900: address. 1892 Grand
ave
WASHINGTON AVE. I'LL. 3Ox93: Sept /: 8
yrs, az per cent; Frederick \ Lowe to Gottfeid
Furck; $4,000; attorney. I Goebel. IL Park
Row
WOODLAWN RID . cor of Bainbridge ave.
25Xl00 Riley & Lougnney Realty 90 10 carrie
Wildon; all liens: June 20: 81 address, 1ioth
ST and Webster ave.
WIIIIAMSBRIDGE RD. or Main 81. " $. at
lands y Y \ II & H r r co, 3oX1Qo; aug
/: VT. per cent; George Baisley to Rlcharo
y Arrow 81 GOO address 132 Nassau ST
16aTH ST 625 East. 16.sx71; yrs; Aug 81 +,
Thomas Mccarthy Matilda Holmes; Sow;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o
Broadway.
18TH SIT. 622 to GA East. cor Of Hugaes "a $
ave. 5ox10n; Joseph Tearo % Tony Gal-ahl' go
500, attorney L Reiter. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
SATIN HAS RIVALS
They Are Gaining in the Race for
Feminine Favor.

So extraordinary has been the vogue ~
earfr for some months past that. although
Il is still unquestionah'y modisf, 1t IS In
evitahle that other fabrics should begin to
dfsplace it Noire has for some time oeeh
q close second TO satin In the race for
,,or,Iiar favor. and It seems TOW 20 be
gaining slightly OF Its rival. IN the even
,nr gown illustrated il is used for the
foundation, a purpose for which satin WAS
once almost invariably seiected. Some Of
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The blouse finished with soft collar Is
q thoroughly comfortable and satisfactory
garment. and one that every boy likes TO
wear. This one combines plain fronts
with g hack that IS full below smooth
woke i is smart and becoming as we'll
as comfortable and al materials that are
rsed for hnvs. hlomses are apnropriate for
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
SUFFRAGE FIGHT AGAIN soon
The Leaders Are Gathering and
Headouarters Reopering.

II won't be long now before the merry
franchise fight will ne on. Suffragists and
..ant:s.' revived and strengthened by their
summer rest. are polishing up their breast
plates and sharpening their swords
With the dawn of September 10 Mrs o.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
a S36o.G0o LOAN ON HOTEL,

The McNiCkar Gaillard Realty Company
has placed a loan of $500 on the Hotel
Pierrepont. Nos. AZ, Is and A. West 32d
street, making a total of s1,461 geo placed
by that company in the month of August.
Notwithstanding the present dull realty
market
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


18TH sTREET-The Z. N. K. Construction
Company (E;manuel NJ. krulewttch. presidents
has sold the Ellsworth Hall. six story ele
CT the southeast corner of Convent and
14ath street. The property had been held az
s275. 900 Thu buyer is Michael Heumann, for
mer proprietor Of the Harlem Casino. who will
hold the property investment.
MADISON AVENU UE-Taylor Bros have sold
for the estate of George V Hecker No 27S
dwelling. lot @Ix12o feet. adjoining the
ner Of 4oth street. The property has been
held AZ $4,000.
AID sTREET-Tbe Herman Arms Company
sold for P. II. Almer the five story brick fiat
house No 324 West 43d street just west
of Eighth avenue and opposite the Scribner
Building, 70 client for investment
a0TH STREET-Robert Rankin has sold his
home. No. 3S West Goth street three story
and basement dwelling house. on lot 20x100 g
feet. between Central Park Vest and Columbus
avenue.
9lST STREET-Emanuei Simon has sold for
George Mundorf the five story flathouse No. 162
East 91st street. plot IS 4xl0o.S feet.
66TH STREET-M Kramer has sold the six
story fathouse Nos 34s and $50 East Goth
nth STREET T7urey & Co. sold for Susan
Spinner John Peel the four story apartment
houae al No. $40 West 18th street. on lot o0x92
feet.
16STH STREET-kurz & Uren sold for a
client John Schaefer eight lots at the south
east corner OF l6sth street and College avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

no s.-35-TISSUE PAPER PATTERN
OF BOYS BLOUSE. FOR 10 CENTS.
:t-percale and madras. linen and galates,
also flannel for outing and for cool weather.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size 90 years. IS Pa yards
-. 2Is yards % or ! S yards ~ inches
VIDE.
The pattern. No. 6.-35. Is cut in sizes
for bows q s. s. u and 2 years of age,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following Transactions recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room Is and 16 Eesey st:
BY Joseph P. Day:
THOMPSON ST. 21s and 30. {. 225 It n
Of Bleecker st. 5oxS5.6. sty tenmt and
stores; adjourned TO September 90.
WEEKS AVE. 1865. W s. "a It OF 17ad at,
5ox9j; sty dwg, sty bldg and vacant: sold
10 defendant for S3, $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
MANHATTAN.

with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest ) per cent. unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER 1.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

TlNDALL AVE. s cor Of 259th st. 5Ox100;
Aug 30; due per bond: Charles q Hohe to
william J Hohle: S3. 900: address. 1892 Grand
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

BROOkLYN
DECIDED BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL FLAT
hush.-New one family brick house. large.
light rooms. tastefully decorated; parQuet
noors. hardwood trim. tiled bath and vestibule.
wainscotcd dining room: every modern con-
ventenCe: price $500: terms TO suit: conVen-
lent to Brighton Beach IL and eight trolley
lines These houses cannot be euualled any
where. either for home or an investment
WM u. MEY EKS. us GraVesend ave. b 'kIyn.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 mod
ern residences near completion. Address
PHILIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipse Manor New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

| WASHINGTON AVE. I'LL. 30x93: Sept l; .
! yTs. i2 per cent; Frederick \ Lowe to Gottheld
| Furck; $4,000. attorney. I 5 Goebel. IL Park
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

TEE TAW AVE. g $ 20 It n On curve Park
View Place. 10JX25. Louis Eickuort to Annie \
Collins tmtge, $4,000: Aug 10 81. address. PAS
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

LOTS 15s. Ia. 16O and 15l. anenfed nap
If3f Adee PARK of Botanical Garden. Bronx
Park: Jan 4 1905 Louis ? y Wallace an(T
10 Gordon Richie. 81 .OCc. address 1888 Bread
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

f4sTH ST. s0s ves.. sty brk. e5syen = !;
Sept 1907 Rose Null 70 r Romaine BroTEs
81 900, address. 340 Conv ave
New-York tribune., 1910-09-02

WOODLAWN RID. cor of Bainbrfdge ave,
25Xl00: Riley & LoughneE Realty co 10 carrie
Wildon; all liens: June 20: 81 address, l'oth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-22
AWAY GOES INDIGESTION, GAS
AND OTHER STOMACH MISERY

AS there is often some one iT
your family who suffers an attac.
of Indigestion or some fo-
Stomach trouble, why don't yot
keep some Diapepsin In the house
handy?
This harmless blessing win di-
gest anything you can eat without
the slightest discomfort, and over
come sour, gassy Stomach In five
minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let you
read the formula plainly printed
on these 50-cent cases of Pape's
Diapepsin, then you will readily
see why 1t makes Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn and other dis.
tress go in five minutes and re,
lieves at once such miseries as
Belching of Gas, Fluctuations oil
sour undigested food, Nauseau
Headaches, Dizziness. Constipation
and other Stomach disorders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-22

Some folks have tried so long to
ind relief from Indigestion and
dyspepsia or an out-of-order stom-
.ch with the common everyday
lures advertised that they have
about made up their minds that
they have something else wrong,
or believe theirs is a case OF Ner-
7ousness, Gastritis, Catarrh of the
Stomach or Cancer.
This, no doubt, Is a serious mis-
take. Your real trouble is, what
you eat does not digest; instead, it
ferments and sours, turns to acid,
Gas and Stomach poison, wSich
putrefy in the digestive tract and
intestines, and, besides, poison the
breath with nauseous odors.
A hearty appetite. with thorough
digestion, and without the slight
|est discomfort or misery of the
Stomach, is waiting for you as soon
as you decide to try Pape's Dia-
pepsin.