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New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
RECORDED LEASES,
with name and address of Iessee.l
DECEMBER 90

AVENUE B 172, north store: Jacob FeinberS
TO Max Zweifler: 8 yrs from MAY l. 1911: 5000:
address. 34S East 10Th
MONROE ST. and 6: s & F Realty Co to
Candeloro Gslto; yrs from Nov l. 1910; So 500;
address. Monroe ST
BELL ST, Is. store. etc; Fung Hing Tong to
John H Leary; VI from May / 1911; $3.50: ad-
dress 2s9 sth st. Jersey City.
WILKINS AVE. 1880 and 1892 stores and
and ! basement; Williams Construction Co to
August Zesenhain; 10 yrs from Nov l. 1910:
81. 500; address. 1892 wilkins ave.
Sd AVE, 1T0s, store, part cellar; James E
Beglay and ano to Patrick J OEourke; 10
yrs from Dec 1. 1910; 200; address, 1a5 East
Tooth st.
Sd AVE. 215 East, floor. west half of
cellar and three rooms in second sty front: :
Louisa Bossong to Michael Mruk: yrs from
Nov l. 1915; $40: address. 215 Ehst Sd st.
9TH ST, s5l East; BENJAMIN Lehman to
Joseph and Adee Donsnfeld: 3 yrs from Jan /
1911: S33O0 address. 62s East 9th St
I'D ST. 231 East; Theresa Kelly to Julian
Piotrowsky. as president: Sept 2s: yrs from
Oct 10. 1910: 5000: address. 237 East 22d st.
IG6TH ST, 81 East, sty bldg; Thomas A
Clark TO Sarah Rosenthal and ano; 81 yrs from
Dec ]. 1910: $3.50; address. "a East 10fth St
11sTH ST 63 and 65 East: 1Isth St 6S and
20 East: Hyman Rosner and Annie Kopk to
Samuel Weineman; yrs from Dec l. 1910: $3.50
to IS 800; address. 3 East 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
SHEPARD HEARD ON BONE
Paul D. Cravath Also Before ",
Hadley Commission.

/ Edward VI. Shepard who has r-.s
much on corporation law. yesterd, ~
\ pounded his views on the regulation =.
road securities before the commission ~
J ting. under the presidency of Arm :
\ Hsdiey. president of Yale Univsrsitv =,
/ offices Of j. & ". Seligman & Co
| II believe thoroughly in great rns,,,.
/ Of federal regulation Of interstate conr,.-.'
corporations. despite my Democrats a.--
ton to the Just powers Of the states - -,
| Mr. Shepard. II was i'm favor of the -.
nal establishment Of the Interstate Cous
merce Commission and most Of the anr,~-.
ments of its powers. T have always favorss
and shall always favor. their resolute ro,,r
tenance"
Mr.. Shepard said, however. that bs "A.
not think it helpful that the governns-.
should take responsibility for the iss,,a =.
character Of railroad bonds otherwise rn,.
] in enforcing publicity and truth telling
when we have publicity and truth .sr
ing. the negotiations will be apt to he con.
Quoted fairly between stockholders a,s
boards of directors on the one side. !.
said. "and bankers and other lenders .,
money on the other
In the formation Of companieI. hoxevs-
federal Jurisdiction as against that Of N.
states
II think it better every way he sa,s
''for public honesty and thoroughness in IN.
transaction of business. public and prfvss.
that the states exercise their undoubs.s
powers rather than that the federal zov.
ernment should go into domain where II.
constitutional powers are doubtful, arr
hf
nearby watchfulness of home rule raths-
power at Washington"
Paul D. Cravath. in a statement befors
the commission. said there was a danger o.
too much regulation He favored fedora
regulation. he declared. rather than state
because of the diversity of railroad Iegls-
1ation in the various states
"A great deal would be accompI she'd he
added. by bringing about uniformity IN
the legislation of the various states
While the idea Of regulation has come I,
stay, he continued, he would suggest tha.
the commission guide the tendency to resu-
lation away from extreme measures, and he
counselled caution in departing from exist
ing laws. as there was danger that TOO
many laws would confuse the investor. He
considered government approval OF securi-
ties dangerous. as il might lead people n)
, assume that such approval was proof Of tn.
soundness of an investment. and ne sug-
gested that such responsibility should res.
with the directors OF railroads.
Mr.. Cravath approved publicity, and sad
that this feature had been prominent in r.
cent years in existing railroads. New com
panies. he said. should tell the whole trufa
about their plans. as they are forced to %
in England, and directors buying stock n
other companies should be forced to mass
it known. He also advocated greater p |
strictions on bond issues. which. he sad
were regarded as representing the equivs
lent of the amount in money for which the,
were issued.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
CAFE ELITE co. TO BUILD
Will Have Restaurant and Hotel
Building in Times Square.

A restaurant and hotel building VIII sooii
be built on the premises No lo7' 10 ioo'
Broadway. adjoining the Clone Iheatre' OF
the southwest corner of 47th street
The site, which is owned by the Shaniey
BROTHERS. was leased last January to Henry
Erkfns for a term of twenty-one years
Mr.. Erkins has disposed of his interest to
q CORPORATION known the Cafe Elite
COMPANY. which was recently organized
with a capital of 100000.
The manager OF the new restaurant Will
he Andrew Mehler, who for the last ten
wears has been manager of Rector's. The
plot has frontage of II feet on Broadway
and runs hack about 50 feet. The building
will be ready about September 1, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
HARTMAN LINE STEALS MARCH
Satisfactory Traffic Agreement with
Mexican Central Now Likely.

The Southern Pacific of Mexico has OBJ
tanned a concession empowering the road
TO- continue its line from Guadala jara- the
previously planned terminus. across Mexi-
co into Mexico City The concession was
sought. IL is understood. because of diff
Guilty in securing satisfactory traffic
agreement with the Mexican Central.
While It is thought improbable that the
Southern Pacific will build into Mexico
CITY. il is considered that the concession
undoubtedly Mul enable the Hartman line
70 arrange a better traffic agreement
Hartman officials say that there IS no
irtcntion of selling the Mexican properties
io the Mexican government. as has been
reported.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
SALE OF REMSEN STREET SITE
Buyers Also for Other Attractive
Brooklyn Properties.

The Ernestus Gulick Company has sold
through its Manhattan Office the four
story and basement dwelling house,
garage and stable No 90 Remsen street,
Brooklyn, between Henry and Hicks
streets. running through to Grace Court
Alley. The lot is 25 feet in width and 16S
feet in depth. The property was held al
$50 600.
Frank A Seaver has sold for James
Freeman the frame dwelling house and
six lots on south side of S4th street, 220 feet
west of Thirteenth avenue. Dyker Heights,
and for Mrs. j. NJ. Nanderveer, a dwelling
house. south side of 18th street, $50 feet
east of Second avenue.
Herman Kluge has sold for the estate
Of Henry Starke to Henry Adler the three
story brick building. on lot 25x10o feet, al
the southeast corner Of Broadway and
Kossuth Place Williamsburg.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
FARMERS BANK MAY RESUME
Toronto Institution Which Closed on
Monday Nav Open Next Week.

Toronto, Dec So-No official statement
regarding the status of the Farmers
Bank or of the cause Of its suspension be-
came available to-day. The doors of the
institution. which yesterday failed 10 meet
clearing house liabilities, are closed.
According to ". r. Travers. general
manager the business of the bank and its
rhirty-one branches may he resumed next
week The report of ffe chartered banks
Of Canada. prepared for the government,
showed that on October 81, 1910 the Farm
ers' Bank had total liabilities of 82,05l, ,osl.
with assets OF $3.50. 1s5. giving a surplus of
,sle1fi.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
LEASE INVOLVES $1,000, 900
Embroidery Firm to Occupy Old
Home of w. & J. Sloane.

Julius Friend has concluded negotiations
for the leasing of the premises occupied by
W. & J. Sloane, at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and 18th street. The fessees are
William Meyer & Co, and not syndicate.
as previously stated. The lease covers an
area of $4,000 square feet and involves
more than a million dollars 1t is for a
term of eleven years. beginning in 1872
Meyer & Co. who are one Of the largest
embroidery firms In the country, have been
located at Nos. 4sS and ass Broadway for
nineteen years. Work on the new structure
to be erected for W. & J. Sloane on part
of the site of the Windsor Arcade will be
begun next May.
The nine story annex al Nos. 36 and IS
East 18th street, the fee of which Is owned
by the firm, is not included in the lease.
This building is on the market for tenant.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
LIS PENOENS.

163D ST. $50 East Henry kopelnlan OF al ast
Henry Moc,enthau 90 fspecifc performance; at
torneys. Morrison & Schin-
MONROE ST. 30 and 272: state Bank ast
Sigmund I.einhardt ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney, W T Koilr.
17TH ST 4l4 West: State Bank agt Israel
Jacobsen et a. foreclosure of mtSt: attorney, w
I Kohn
MADISON AVE. rs and $50: Union Dime
Savings Rank sgt John T Williams ct al tamend
ed foreclosure of mtgl; attorneys Woodford
Bovee e Butcher.
I3SD ST. n g. 450 It " of Amsterdam ave. aox
DQ IL. Fanny Eorn aEt Charles g Dow ct al
(anended foreclosure of mtg; attorneys. Lese &
Connolly.
GRAND ST. n 80 n g of Wooster st. 2jy
100. Henry F. Coe ct al exrs. agt Ainnira Gass-
ner ct al foreclosure Of mtgl: attorney. Z z
Mercelts.
fp4TH ST 423 to 42I East: Albert Archer agt
Frank De Rosa (notice of 1evyl: attorney not
given
CONCORD AVE. :. 30 IT n of f41th st. 9s. Sx
100: Alice i Schultz agt Louise Whitley ct al
foreclosure Of mte5; attorney. Nj II SieEel.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

WHITE PLAINS AVE e 8 rs # n of Bar
thoid st. oo175; Giochino Biondoilllo as Con
Maresca's Sons owners. Joseph fiS'ohe' 'oN
tractor; $500.
WEBSTER AVE. 1860; Joseph II Nos: az.
Manderkin Building Co. Gwnef, ,,,"d.rmsnn &
Scharenberger and Julius hohoe''n
Sons contractors; $3.50
KINGsBRIDGE ROAD. cor OF MOI Morr1, =,
ave, 57x91; D La sala BRO sgd as oontrse-
tor: William Guggolz, contractor s7oo
127TH ST. $50 East; James $ Roberts .r.e,as. az.
Edward j Hartman. owner and cohtr@o'o1-
Needham Piano Co. owner: $3.50
25TH ST, IS and 80 West; Simplex Flush
Valve Co agt Constructon s,oo 1o 90
Cftv Plumbing Co. Inc, contractor; Si"s W.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 45-3 ~ o.
Bartholdi ST. 5Ox10o: John Tedeschi sSt =
Maresca's Sons, owner; Joseph Pistone' con-
tractor: x155.
25-rt ST $s1 to ss. West: Aiberene s,t.,1, stone
Co ast Roman Catholic Church of 81 to.nn,-
ba owner, Ormond o'Brien. con.oac'o'S .gso
Graf Hauck Co. sub-contractor; SSoo-
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. $; t5:s II o,
Rartholdi St 5ox1oo: w A MaIlett 90 aFf
Luigi vollono. Michael Msresca ana on,1sctor.
sI.117 81.
284TH 81, $. 200 # of Katonah ave-
75x2oo to e33th St John Bel onnsr 20 ar Hincenzo
santirocco. contractor; s4O2 30.
MADISON AVE. n cor of ssth ST. 100 Ok
1ren 1penewaI5: "; d. ssia 20
sTH ST II West: Louis Malavita agt Clara
W owens owner (renewaD; $50 80
SPOFFORD AVE. $. 45 ri W or l1Hans
ST 45x10Ox irree: Mark agt Sophia Gorsch
owner trenewaD; $1eo-
BLACK ROCK AVE. g. 430 II of CastIe,
hill ave 2Ox1OO; Nicholas Mascfo agt Micnael
Freeman owner and contractor; $o5S.
BROADWAY of 43d ST. 10SxI94:
f KeeIer Co agt Mary Fitzgerald, owner;
Rroedway and Forty-thtrd Street Building 20
Frank r Tate and George M Cohan Theatre
Co Iessees: C l. Gray Construction co. con-
tractor; s1.91o-
143D ST 27s West: Hurwitz & Finkeistein
axt Superior Corp owner; Pearl Building Co.
contractor: sos.
BROADWAY 1915 to 1923: Hutkof &
f-o aSt Samuel, Max D, Maurice and Sidney ID
RriII owners: John l. Hamilton Sons, con-
tractors: 81. .O36 20.
WILKINS PL. s. 100 fl s of Boston rd.
2267x-: Empire Mante and Mirror co agt
M Construction Co. owner and contractor
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
NORTHF|ElD APARTMENTS IN A TRADE
Martin Ungc Buys the Two Upper Amsterdam Avenue Houses.
Giving 18Oth Street Plot in Part Payment.
N JERSEY SITES IN TWO OTHER WEsI SIDE EXCHANGES

OF No. 255 West 112th street for No Ise
East 1Ssth street, between the Gaines-Hoo-
erts Company and Harry Schmidt. MI
Phelps also resold the latter parcel TO Al
bert ]. Lohr.
Brakeman @. Meyer has been elected vice
president and director of s. Osgood zen
& Co
Leon S. Altmayer and r. I. Brown d Sons
have negotiated a first mortgage loan OF
$16 Ooo at 5 per cent, on the two buildings
Nos sl7 and 341s Third avenue for a LONG
term of years.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
CENTRAL PARK WEST REPORT.

There was report current yesterday that
the northwest corner of Central Park and
alst street, a plot LOOKED feet, had been sold.
Title TO tlA parcel is held by Isabella Lo-
ring.
AT the office of the 1Htna Real Estate and
Loan Company, of which Daniel A. Loring
is president, it said that the property
had not been sold.
The plot is in the same block with the
Ardsley Hall apartments and opposite the
Ell Dorado. which covers the block front
from Goth to slSt street. Isabella Loring
bought the property at foreclosure in 1901
for S65.fso.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
SAY JESTER PRAcTIsEO MEDICINE

Louis Jester who conducts health gym
nasium at No. 10 West 45th street, was hs.
in 500 bail for Special Sessions by Mays
trate Appleton in the West Side eou-
Yesterday afternoon on a charge of pra-
tisfng medicine without a license Jests'
gave as references a number OF lead,r,
LAWYERS. actors and other professional msE
and said his work was along the line s
NJ,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

Five Boroushs Realty Co to Peter McDo"sh'
500. x..r,,. 90.
Hugo gartolou1ae to American Mortgage w.
$4,000 1,. uor,v, 90
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guarantee Mo''es-
Co: 81, ,OCD. ,.,,, c.,,-
Benj NJ Tucker to American mortgage ~
$4,000 a
Arnold Thayer to Jane Thayer. s2'Vo
Clifford w Brvkaw ct al. exre. 10 Akhes N'
pcnter $50 900.
Israel Fradkin to Til1ie Fradkin. -. s-.,.t
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 rre"3'''"
johnson: 81, ,OtD- o.,
Charles Prosnitz to Morris Prosn1tz; 81
ALBANY Savings Eank to Mutual Liie ih-"-"
Co % assts): $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
MANHATTAN.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 1922 and l724. sty brk.
.0x 100; Alva s Walker and ano trus. to Louis
X Ungrich and Margaret e ungrich tmtg Ss1,-
ooo,: Dec 20: 500; address, 4'o West 144th st.
Bi.EEcKER ST. 354. sty brk. 19.3x irreg:
10th st 211 West, %. 1x23: Bleeeker st. $50 and
a52 n w cor 10th ct. 26. 7Xi0.4x irreg; Bank ST.
80 n cor 4th ST. lg.9x25; Edgar Mortimer To
Mary Mortimer: all title. all liens; Dec 10;
81 address, Z West list st
80. George W Walker to Cttoxeter Building
co: all liens Dec l.; 500: address. 40 Broad
way
GREENWICH ST. so2 and so4 sty brl.
n " cor 18th ST. 40 i0x65. tx irreg; Gustav Lipp-
mann to George Lippman; Dec 10 tmtg $l5. 000i
800: address, 2l5 West 1oist St
Broadway 75x100; Walter Peet TO Thomas II
baskerville fmtg s12.0o0': Dec II; 81; address,
All West Hath St
LEXINGTON AVE, W cor 96th ST, 25xs0.
Louisa Koch to Charlotte Ferguson and Ida
l. Koch dntg s25.ooO; Dec 10; 81: address IS
West 117th St
LAFAYETTE ST. 1884, 25x1oO; RafaeIla Scan
g8rella ct al 10 Michele Brigante tmig $50 5poj
Dec 20: sI00: address, 2is Lafayette ST.
MADISON AVE 1913 to 1921. cor lIsth
ri, le0XlOo: Gustav l. LPpinahh TO george Lif'p-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
BUYS BERNARDSVILLE FARM.

Post & Reese have sold for Margaret H.
Van Dorm. Mary Barkalow and Elizabeth
A. Barkalow to Arthur Turnbul their farm
near Bernardsvlle. n. J., on the north
branch of the RaIitan River. 1t comprises
nearly sixty acres. The property adjoins
Blairsden. the country residence of c. Led
ward Rlair
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
CABLE INTEREST GUARANTEED.

London. Dec. 20.-The provisional agree
ment for the amalga nation of the Western
Union Telegraph Company and the Anglo
American Gable Company stipulates that
the former will give the cable cOulpany
an unconditional guarantee of a SO. per
cent dividend In perpetuity on the total
capital OF S35, 900 900
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
REALTY NOTES.

Payson Mel Merrill agent for the
Hague property at No 10i 10 10 East 10th
street, said Yesterday that that property
had not been sold
II. l.. Phelps negotiated the recent trade
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Reckiing & Nalender the buyers OF
No 247 and 249 West 37th street, recently
reported sold. They own No 251 TO 257.
adjoining.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
WESTCHESTER ACREAGE SALE.

George b. Cranston has sold for H. A
Haight his farm of 130 acres near Mount
kisco, Westchester County. one of the
finest fruit farms in the county.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
Alteration Plans.
MANHATTAN.

5TH AVE. " cor 5ath 81: TO an Is sty DIX
hotel: Plaza Operating Co, III Broadway. owner
II ] Hardenbersn, a West 3fth ST. aTcnl'ec''
cost, 50. 600.
5TH AVE. n " cor Ssth st: to a sty factory
F & ] III Burton 3s4 Broadway owner J T.
Nitchie $50 Nassau at. architect: cost. Sot0o
THE BRONN.
o2OTH ST. n 8 =, Fl . Of White Plains ave;
to a sty frame dwg. f54x26; Peter W Mite;
IA University pl. owner: George + Crosler. --51
st and White Plains ave, architect. cost. 5000
MORRIS PARK AVE. 5. 20 fl Of Victor
st 10 a 5 sty brk store and dwg. 22x',s; MARIE
Eolati. premises. owner: n toelhs' ioo
Walker ave. architect: cost. Z2.JOn
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WEST END AVE. cor 99th 81: Annett q
Mcconnell agt Allendlle Building Co et al: OCT
4, 1910 S135 81.
ooTH ST IL West. Bernard Dorf agt Bsno
Rosenberg ct al: Dec IA. 1910; s13 so
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER 20.
MANHATTAN.

DECEMBER 20
MANHATTAN.
11TH AVE. cor 45th ST. for an sly ork
loft bldg 75x92: J J Radlay. rs West i5ttn ct.
owner. " M Farrar. 1853 Broadway. architect
cost. Sl20 900.
18th ST s 25J.2 fl of 9TH ave: for a y
s,v store ard loft bldg 80 5xs6.s: Edward West
browning Is West 18th ST. owner; Buchrnan q
Fox II Eas. 59th ST. architects cost, S2JO.uV
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
UNFURNlSHED APARTMENTS
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX

JUST THE FLAT YOU ARE LOOKING Fofs
light rooms: heat. hot water subway star.
174th ST.. Call J. REICHWEIN S91 Ease -
ST. near Minford Place. Bronx.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

ether bachelors. The German embassy
abounds In bachelors. as II has eight
on It's stan. and no names are more
familiar on the guest list OF fashion
able hostesses than those OF Comman-
der ReitEmann. naval attache; Mr..
Won Stumm, Mr.. Won PrittwitE. Mr..
HorBtmann, Lieutenant Won Bruening.
Baron Hardenbroek and Lieutenant
Won Ernst. OF the German embassy.
The other embassies and legations
are fruitful In bachelors. secretaries
and attaches, among the most notable
or whom are Lieutenant Camperio.
the millionaire naval attache Of the
Italian embassy; Senior Pulido. OF the
Venezuelan legation; Mr.. Henry Mar
tin, OF the Swiss legation; r. Cham
pion. society skater. all men Of pro
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

fact Is largely responsible for the win,
ter colonies that flock here from all
the large American cities.
There are Atty debutantes on the
list this year. and the Baby Blue Lis,
as the state departments diplomatic
register IL called, offers them as part
ners In the dance. at the tea table.
on the golf Aeld and at the cotillon.
first OF all, . real live prince OF the
royal Russian house, In Prince Nicho-
las Koudacheff. chamberlain to the
emperor OF Russia. who Is the first
secretary TO the embassy at Wash
ington. There are six ministers OF
foreign countries who are bachelors,
among them the Viscount de Ate. min
lister OF Portugal. who has taken a
house this season. and 10 entertaining
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

laFishlyi the Spanish minister, the
Marquis de Villalobar. who Is one Of
tho highest mobiles In Spain. close
friend OF the king and under whose
regime the Spanish legation has re-
gained much OF It's old-time reputa-
ton for hospitality A. Rustsm Bey.
the Charge d'Affaires OF the Turkish
embassy, Is likewise single and has
planned out attractive dinners and re-
ceptions. The minister OF Slam. Phya
Akharaz Varadhara. who returned to
Washington last week, is also a bache-
Tor, as well as Minister Coromilas. OF
the Greek legation. and c. Arosemena,
the youngest OF the ministers. who rep
resents Panama at the capital.
Among the secretaries and at
taches OF the various embassies are
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

lem TN Washington society has become
how to provide enough eligible bache-
lors to make up cotillon numbers and
other social entertainments that re
quire the eternal masculine to make
them enjoyable.
The foreign offices OF the allied ma
tions are doing their best to supply
che deficiency. for the present diplo-
matte colony In Washington includes
no less than eighteen bachelors OF ir-
reproachable standing, many OF them
eligible parties for the international
marriages that invariably ensue In
Washington between diplomats and
Washington bellies. Indeed. Washing
ton as a matrimonial mart has become
more and more noted In recent years,
and Il has even been said that this
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jnn. z0~~l k16-
cial-The following notices h440
been posted IN the corridors ~ tn0
University building: The HYGepI|
laboratory OF the U. u NJ reports
that Ann Arbor city water contains
AT the present time. germs. and ndr
vlses that until further notice the
water should not be used for drinking
purposes without boiling" The warn
ing comes from President Hutchine
and Il the result OF an analysis made.
by the university chemists.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Cleanup of China at &c

Friday We will OFFER a great clean
Iup OF beautifully decorated China az
Isc. worth from Zoe TO Csc. Carlsbad
IChina Spoon Trays. Syrup Jugs lea
Cups and Saucers, Sugar Lifters. blue
mottled Cuspidors. two-quart Water
Jugs. Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers
with pearl tops. four good, clean Wa
tier Tumb!ors, fine English white POT
Icelain Dinner Plates. Women VIII De
three deep around this bargain eounr
Ter eager 10 get one. two or three
Ipicces OF China at this price. Base
ment.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
BARGAINS in Notions

BE for &c Needle Cases, 4 papers Sewing
Needles and darneTs
lee for 25c Turban Hair Pads for new
style dressing.
&c for loo Star Alpaca Skirt Braid, black
and colors
&c for 12c Machine Cotton Glace, 1000.
yard spools.
&c for &c Basting Cotton. 500-yard spools.
7e for 10c Childrens Hose Supporters, all
sizes. Main Floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
bounced social braces.

n0unced Social traces.
Even the staid supreme court pays
bachelor tribute 20 Washington society
In Associate Justice Moody. while tho
cabinet too. has a bachelor member
In Postmaster-G General Frank Hitch
cock. Other wealthy bachelors in ON.
cial society are CLIFFORD Pinchot, late
Of the forestry service; John Barrett.
OF the bureau OF American republics:
Representative Butler Ames. OF Mas
sachusetts. and Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury James +. Curtis.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
Bargains in Sporting Goods

Winchester shotgun shells. Dupont pow
der, 10, ~, 16-gauge, regularly 70c friday
only at 5Se.
Pear-shaped tan calfskin Striking Bags,
regularly $3.50. Frld ay only at $3.50.
Boys Hamilton Rifles, regularly $3.50.
Friday only at St.29.
Midget Candle Lamp, indispensable for
amateur photographer regularly 25c. FRI
day only tile.
Luxe Flash Cartrid ges, 8 in box, safe and
convenient for fashlight pictures, regularly
40c Friday only at zoe.
Photo Mounts. size AXIS, in jet black and
brown and ask gray. regularly 25c dozen.
Friday only AZ ice q dozen. Basement
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
lOc Chop Suey Sundae, SC

Chop Suey Sundae is one OF the rich
est and most delicious fancy Sundaes
we make-in eight different kinds OF
crushed fruits. with walnuts, almonds.
pecans and filberts. diluted with pure
maple syrup. Regularly i0c. Friday
only SC. Main Floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

Brewers, tanners and printing ink
makers are said TO be exempt from
tuberculosis; employees OF turpentine
factories from rheumatism. and salt
miners from colds.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
loc ToweIing, 6ac

Roller Toweling, all linen, unbleach-
ed. firm and strong. Regularly 10c.
Friday only at 6 SAC q yard. Main
Floor.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20

The FIRST town IN the country 70
adopt electric light for general iliumi.
nation was Wabash. Ind, which IN
stalled arc lamps March 81. 1880,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
loc Bleached Cotton. &c

Bleached Cotton. one yard wide,
with soft finish. suitable for under
wear. sheets or pillow cases. Regular.
ly l0c. Friday only at 7 1-2c q yard.