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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
Some Workmanship.

Probably the most famous shot at
woodcock ever made was that which
Chantrey. the sculptor, brought off,
quite by accident, II Is said. BY great
good fortune couple of woodcock
rose simultaneously and happening to
cross at the moment that Chantrey
pulled the trigger both we're brought
down by the single shot This remark
able performance was immortalized in
imperiahable marble
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
Sell Line iywI Cars q

Stetson, attorney of New rork Ida
Tarhell, historian. N. 0 Nelson,
manufactures, ST. Louis: +. P. Whe
len, attorney of New York Samuel
p. Capen, president of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, Boston; Marcus NJ, Marks,
and Thomas Mott Osborne, manufdc-
turers, Auburn, N. X.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
December Circulation.

The bove Is a correct statement
the circulation OF The Cairo Bulletif
Tor the year 1919 and for the Month
Of December 1910.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before -
this 9TH day of January, 1911.
LEO ]. KLEB.
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

y.,at 4 .srn 1AEh naessn ,ekys Ee.Gna Sa Sa
Ns' hA uusth % UOut A.,
80, minutes rom =. 10. 30 Ii y. ~
,n's nut then WAinut alevary ~ minusra
nj r., q.
sm,.fag ~ I'm huit Goa Ave- ~ IA
WVsna ~. h'"s 80 leave Ssa. 40 u.
X sls,s 1T Ola rsui. 1904 ~ 0a,1, OIL, Gas tsi
y : III. And On the same minutes a,er, aotn
icul t0:ss aua ti.t2 ~ IA
s.J,ns Hsst On fN ca.sy -fasBtn 81 q, Ess
f;ts; 6:sx. SAL sui 1:g4 \. Ia. nDt oD sasLe aie
tics every bout untti 1884 kGG ti:04 .
Poplar 81 cars due sC IAss 81. ~ AIy's psh
d minuses amer iaHyins Second 81
Sell Line i,wI Cars {, 3 On q. . .,s.
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NORTH Oh Coni sn oss sai II b ~, D o ~ 81
\. III a. -. e.
Beis Ant Jwl oaIs 81 aus H. sssA wa
hirty 10 ,rsh 81 ~ wtnnsrs stss 'ssvls
$50 nj -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number Of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
letia printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1910 ..-.....,22S'
Average number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
latia printed daily and Sunday
during the month Of December
IAN .... .25s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
A Sallor,n Yarn.

Sailor---Just at that moment my ia
ther received a bullet that cut of
both his arms and legs and threw him
nto the sea. Fortunately he knew
low to swim.----Le Rire.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

AS q New York man came from I'M
der an anesthetic. he exclaimed, This
Is heaven" Curious the effect ether
has On a chap.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

No other medium reaches the PEG.
pie of Cairo and vicinity as does The
Cairo Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Cairo Alexander County, Illinois,
Population 13,147.
Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r.. A. HATCHER,
Treasurer, FRANK B. ARM
STRONG.
City Attorney, HUNTER BIRD.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Mag. strate, ANDREW WHITCAMP
Chief OF Police, ]. G. COWELL
Alexander County, Population 27,461.
County Judge, w. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, ALFRED BROWN.
Sheriff, a. S. FRASER.
States Attorney, ALEX M.WIISON
County Superintendent OF Schools,
MRS FANNIE p. HACKER.
Assessor and Treasurer. W.D. LIP.
PITT.
Coroner. DIR, JAS M'MANUS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
Why WE ARE INTERESTED.

An English peer, Who Is about to
tar2 an American bride, processes sur
nrise i'll the great interest shown on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

The Bulletin 10 on sale 1t the fol
lowing places:
colcman's, 7o2 Commercial Aysnus
tialIday House News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

DID Not Strike Responsive Chord.
The man who sat on the woodpile
nd told funny stories, expecting the
God would split, evidently did not
\ rike responsive chord"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

Board of County Commissioners.
j. ] JE,NNELLE Chairman.
G. v. NEFF.
DR. EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

Closing exercises of Loretto AGA
denny took place in the school build.
ing ON the afternoon of June 27th'
ana were attended by large mum
Der of friends Of the Institution. Music
reeitations and essays were leading
features on the program. Among the
,niidren prominently mentioned were
Maggie Weber, Maggie Coyle, Cessna
Blooms, Kate Houlihan, Maggie SnllI'
van. Mamie Creighton, Mamie Creamy
Nellie Caraher, Lille MeElligott, Mag
gle Eagan, Katie Wald@r and Teresa
Malinski. In music, Masters James
McManus and Edward Fitzgerald
were awarded premiums.
The Alexander County Savings
Bank was organized under a state
charter on June 10Th, with a paid w
capital of $4,000, The incorporators
were F. Bross, c. o. patier Wm.
Kluge, p. Neff, r. A. Buder, A, Lewis,
ana H. Wells. The directors elected
F. Bross president; G. O. tatier, vice
president; H. Wells, cashier, and T.
j. Kerth, assistant cashier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

On June 2Sth, Ccl. John Wood re-
ceiyed telegram fiom Congressman
George II. Smith informing him OF
lis appointment as postmaster al
Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16

ON June Dist, the board of educa-
ton reelected Prof. 7. g. 0iendeneh
superintendent OF schools, and a fulI
corps OF teachers Among the teach
ars engaged were Misses NJ. e. Riley
Lena Farrln, Nora Redman, Nellie
Foss and Ella F. Armstrong.
Alex. Fraser returned home from
school at kirlQwood, Mo, where ne
had taken a i've year course,
The German Maennechor society
rave a picnic at Caledonia on June
!3d. The steamer Three States car
ried 1--WE hundred people up 30 the
grounds in two trips,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-01-16
CAIRO IN 1889

..%+%.@.+.+.++.%%+%~++..+'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

VARIETY. and there are the handsome,
heavy. white ribbed silk ones. with side
eockng In white or colors.
A popular sock-new this seasons made
With elastic woven into the top. 10 hold IL
~ in place Another style. 10 be worn
with tan Oxfords. pumps or sandals. is Of
ane. buff Isle, with dark blue or brown
elocking. while there are also old blue
soeks with tan clocking. A shaded blue
s',k which is rather expensive. IS espe-
sanv pretty. with blue Bingham rompers
or blue linen or chambray play dresses. An
ell blue sock. with white embroidered dots.
e good style. but the blue has a tendency
70 fade easily. White Isle or cotton socks
with the plain colored tops are always
good looking and good style. as are also
the black and white in striped and dotted
designs which appeal 10 so many.
To be worn with dressy little costumes
ara white silk socks sprinkled with tiny
rnk silk rosebuds The Openwork silk
s,ks I'm delicate colors. though perhaps
~ so new. are still worn 10 match sashes
nd ribbons.
For larger girls who still cling 70 the
tshion OF wearing half hose there are the
sytra high ones Of black silk. which are
worn with buttoned buckskin boots.
Quite the thing for the small boy when
hs appears in his smart white pique or
linen suit is a pure white Isle sock over
which are scattered tiny red silk dots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

SOD ST. :. 204 > It OF 9Th ave. FOR a 10
sty office bldg ana lots 90 loxIo"o 10 5lSt 81;
Cuyler Realty CO, Il Madison ave, Owner owner W II
Gompert 2l02 Broadway architect; $500 600
HENRY ST. 1865 and l6I, for a sty school.
~ Sx05.S. Rabbi Jacob Joseph school, owner;
Merlin; "a Vest 2s st. 2fehi os 555 ~ o fcr
sly factory. 74x1OO. + G. Burke. 552 West 88th
ST. owner: Lee * Hewitt 1923 Broadway arch
'eG ain AVE, cor 25th st. for 12 sly loft
ana store bas l5sx rres TO- 2o+R I * AFmory
also Broadway architect. SIoO,OuO
4-TH ST s g 100 II o OF Amsterdam ave,
for a sly tenmt. 125xSl.l0 Saranac Construc-
ton co. AS west l3lst ST. owner; Cross ross n
ISlein berger. Bible House. architects, sloVouO.
1Slcr ST' n s. iT5 II Q OF 81 Nicholas ave; Tor
a sty store and Office bldg. 5oX9o; Willck:
1899 Harrison ave, owner; schwartz q Hross '''
5th ave architects; S-oOW.
THE BRONX.
,rer Ct SIS 1872 II e OF Southern Boulevard.
I stv frame shed ,lTi2x29. John II SUMMERS on
nrenises owner: Charles Schaefer, 1r, 40l Ire
mont ave. architect, cost, $50.
ave. 81 sty frame dwg. 2oxsl: Longoin p Fries,
FastChester 10, owner w II - tloihIih' oou
West roth 81; arcnltect. cost; $3.50. ,--..
- M mower house % 2x45 st Joseph's In
stifute .Iuanita I OHare, 236 East 18th 81.
president S%nsrs o !9ss se5 o6o '' 20 Last
FERRY POINT RID, " s. 400 II Of nth 81,
sf% brk dwlg 3sx27. owners and architect
sa I7erH as Sri s. 2s5 It OF Anthony ave.
st,, brl, garage. l2xls. " Bergen, ls0th 81 and
4, Andrew 5 ave. owner Scrviss 4 Glew. {
Kingshridge I'd West. architects cost $500
4C4x DRIVE = % r " of Wallace ave, two
. sfy brI< dwIgs. 90 4x5O; Anna Corti "a East
5,4tb 81. owner: Frank Hausle. 81 East 18th ST.
IttsVyFNrEYF-R AVE. 2 .. from Qulnby 70
story ayes. 20x55 each: tnionport ConstrHct,or
CO. Walter Norris = bFoadWay. owner. l. r J
wclhur. 81 West l25th 81, architect total cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
a PERFECT LINGERIE PAD.

simple. inexpensive and most avalable
pad for tucking inside the corset 70 pre-
vent pressure Of the bent steel against the
breast is. in its most primitive form notn-
!ng more than a handful of sofc white
cotton batting. laid cornerwise on small
handkerchlef or hemmed square OF lawn
and folded in. envelope fashion. The cling
Ing quality Of the cotton batting keeps the
cover from unfolding itself; the spring.
ressr Of Il IS sufficient 10 prevent any
bending inward Of the corset steel. and
perfectly new and fresh pad can be had
every morning-oftener. If necessary IN
hot weather-with half minutes time
and at the very minimum Of expense. Ab-
sorbent cotton can be used IN place OF the
Other i preferred.
The cover can he made as elaborate as
che chooses by embroidery Of initial or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

~ sxiOob q sty tenmt and stores: Bertha Rap
paport agt Jacob Botan ct al; NJ r Rytte nd
taxes, etc. 81. los 81.
on FRIDAY.
BY Joseph r. Day
LIBERTY ST. 20 TO 81. W cor Nassau 81
~ 9xs2 ix65s. 10 Liberty II xs6 1. 81 sly once
and store bldg; Harold Goodwin agt Liberty
Nassau building Co ct al: Martin. 2 & 8 attys;
Sumner Gerard. ref. amt due. Sass. l33 ~. SUD
TO a prior mtg OF S1,3ooOo0
IT'D ST. 1916. = % It W Of Boone ave 2ox
100 2 sly dwg: John Wagner agt Bent Viau 81
al: q I, Fhrharit atty: Samuel Hoffman, rex
amt due G047 81; taxes ETC. 500 5s.
30 AVE. 1855 e 2. 1852 II Of lIsth ST, oox
los 2x49 llxiO6.1 sly tenmt and stores, IsIDC =,
Cline agt Brook Construction Co e al es eo ~ on
attys: O. W C1une. ref: amt due, kll ,OoZ ~
taxes etc. slo7o 70: sub to mtg OF $4,000.
Sd AVE. 42S4 s. 2052 II n OF iIsth 81. Sox
gust LSbi agt Brook CONSTITUTION co ct al; same same
sttys. same ref; amt due. Sl0ea 20; taxes e'e'
81 o56 II sub 10 mtg OF $4,000
CROMWELL AVE. 144s. $. 4sle 4 o.
10th st. 25xi1i: sly dwg: T J Bowden az
John Bowden ct a.; OGrady. ATTY = -
Hoffman, ref.
1908: sly tenmt and stores; j NJ Andetsso sou
trustee AIT Louis Mandel e, all Hamilton OfeIi,
atty: F McAvoy. ref amt due. sl9 -s'O w.
taxes etc. s474 49,
BOSTON ROAD, cor vyse ave lt'- TX :,
i397x irreg: vacant; d X Kendall et az ia. as
trustees agt Gertrude kane ct al ray 80, ~ .
rill. atty: HIM Judge. ref. amt due. s',Oo =
taxes etc, s., 25J so.
on SATURDAY
By Bryan l. Kennedy
ION premises. az 30 D. M
EIGHTY LOTS and three dwgs in Grand view
ave and Rue de ST Felix. at Far Rockaway. adj
Ostend. vol sale
BY Joseph p Day
COn promises, at y n.)
sTH AVE 90 - and 80 al Rockaway Park
Long Island: three 2is sty dwgs. each contain
Ing II rooms. trustees sale.
(On premises at p m0 .
ACADEMY AVE. 81. Al. AZ. 81 and OF, az
Holland station. ROckaway Beach; three sly
and two sty dwgs. trustees sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
Seen If, the Shops

Shower-proof foulards in beautiful color
ings sell for % cents a yard.
Stylish pumps and ties in Colonial Design
sell for SO 90 a pair.
Hats Of Turkish towelling sell for 81 o.
Necklaces Of filed pearls with golo
plated clasp, sell for SO cents.
Imported chalies are now IS cents
yard.
White cotton wash gloves are z cents
pair.
shopping bags Of white linen lined WIN
the same material. sell for so cents
White petticoats with a deep nounce -. ~
er,brojdsry and run with ribbon sell ior %
The names Of shops where ar' H o5,l i,
..,,ed on this page were seen can "y D-.-, ,.,
TO-, ending stamped and addresssu stts,,'
-. seen in the shops NeW, titl.
~, ,ns,ire a prompt reply the date OF p'D'''"
ton should nc given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

oerrf ST pa 20 $50 West; Purcell Bris agt
Well Fargo & co. owners: Manning Noble Il
tRNE PROPERTY: II " Palen's Sons agt
NTH ST a35 10 2i1 East; Rider-Ericsson En-
zine 90 at &, " l. Realty CO. owner: Abraham
siiverson. contractor. Sl34 -.
7'rH AVE, 50; Freaney s Newhury agt Mary
A Farley. owner. James 2 Sexton & Son. con-
tractors $40 =. 49,,
usTH ST. West; same agt Peter McGinn.
owner. James sexton q son. contractors.
BRYANT AVE. q s. 175 q ~ Freeman 81.
50xlO0. cross. Austin & ireland Lumber 60 agt
M0ndschein & co, owners ana contractors;
S.Ns - $500, .,,., q.
rcLn n summers act Security Holding Co own
iGsrH ST 3. 703 n ~ Kelly 81. a0x9o:
Rets h Reilly agt Bris'ow Construction Co.
owner. lanes 3 Smith. contractor St99 ~.
pATHGATE AVE. q $. . q n ~ ls4th 81. 25x
~ Il. Nincenzo stable agt Special building Co.
owner. James Ruscano. contractor. S3S3
HAVtE AVE. cor lloth "a. itSxioo:
Norrls Wolnnger % al agt IA Realty Co.
hvuer. Zipkes Construction Co, contractor. S.
400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

omci,I Record and Forecast Washington
No.. or Tho warm wave extended into the
,,r,.r Mississippi valley during sunday and
ld1f .nued I'M the plain4 states. enfeihi uf's "i
ft. degrees ana over Wett general in N'Ilh"'-
80 afIaroliri Kansas. western ana central
otisboua Western Texas ana the southern p"f-
.,0~s of New Mexico and Arizona Previous
e,',is v,erc exceeded BOO Kansas and Oklahoma
- or 4 degrees and ar Wichita and InNg c
cty kan. tho thermometers read JOS desIr't.
In the lake region, the East ana south tenn
,,r,t,Ires were moderate. ana th"F nave iii Ten
s,.-,sUhat in the central Rocky Mountain region
eb0,e.fs and fhuu4.rstorms were general rom
~. AtI-eisepni Valley eastward. ana there were
~, Io,sl -howrrs 10 the lower Missouri Valley
.nf the Northwestern states.
I'm the central plains states ana the southwest
.n. ,,satnsr was warm and FAR ns"til"d
,'e.fbar with showers. VIII continue Monday and
r,1bablv TUESDAY east ~ the Mississippi River,
t.tfbout decided Temperature chan-cn. lheir Will
80 he local showers MONDAY ln Arkansas and
'te Missouri valley. followed hF generals fair
weather TUESDAY ElecWhCIe IN m. W 81 lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

In announcing in last Mondays
issue that the publication work Of
the Sunshine Society had been trans
ferred to the Peoples Home Maya
zine and would appear in that peri
odical, beginning with the current
issue, il should have been stated
that Mrs. Jane Pecrce, the secretary,
will maintain the society headquar-
tiers for a time in Room ia, Tribune
Building, and communications will
reach her at that address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ATTORNEY
JUNE "a.
MANHATTAN.

JUNE "a.
MANHATTAN.
HENRY ST, 6 s. 25xioo. being lot 2ss' map
farm of Hendrick Rutgers May - Ieeti go.
drew White at al 10 Maurice siernnergri,'
gan. $500. attorney. Charles Putzel 800 Broad
way.
PRINCE ST. 1ls. 2ox7ls.\ June %. 1908,
Joseph Schultz 70 Joseph Schultz. as gem guI!
81 900: attorneys stern & BALM, 81 Nassau 81
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. g cor ~ 10Th -, runs
. along 8 lSgth 81 10 pt 400 r. Of W Broad
way 99.llx - TO IS Riverside Driye 60 :
Jos beg June %. l9os Hensle ConsI5q et,'
Co 70 Elsie Adler; so 900; attorneys hlese'
man & Bach. al Broadway
20 AVE. $50 and $40, mtg on title. int and
fixtures: Jan H. 1910 Robert Scholz TO AdolPonn
Guenther. $1,000; attorney, John c G!esIer' -''
Broadway.
SD AVE. n cor Of 10Th ST. runs along 5
said ave. i24 * look % * " ltlox paTal-
lei with 80 ave. lO2 70 Il 5 10Th 81 Xs9 : 20
beg June %. 1908; samuel Davis % Pincus
IOwenfed and William Prayer. $l2Wo; a'Ioi
news. Arnstein & Lew 12s Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Feb "A. 1908; same 70
same. So. $50; attorneys same as above.
9TH AVE w s. 65.4 IT OF 37th st. 277xl2o
Is part; July l. 1910 Andrew s mp o. ro
neys. Blandy. Mooney & shipman 81 wall 81
It'd ST n 5. $50 z OF Sd ave, 20 6xlO2 :
Dec 3. 1910: Mary @ Manahan 70 city EqIuy
Co So 600: attorneys. Reeves, Todd and swain
1853 Broadway.
18TH ST, 326 West. 2llOxloO; April 10, 1911
william Ross 10 Charles " Hoitz. $685. attor-
new William G. C'hittick. A. Broadway.
lOSTH ST, :. 900 Il W Of Amsterdam ave
| 40 7xlO0 Il: June %. 1905; Adrian l. Henry
owner 10 Catharine Henry $4,000; attorney
John VI Ruck ll6 Nassau 81. o.
| 18TH ST. 500 East 10. l0xl0o 10; Feb a. lsoo
Mark L Abrahams and Joseph Dorr 70 CAaTie
! Henry Phelps, appointed 20 execute trusts ieI
/ unexeeuted: 5000, attorneys. Phelps a. East
! 80 Broad 81. .,
isoD sT 544 West, 8 1sx99.11; June "a
| 1909: Edw A Fuechsel 10 Helen L Bailey s-'-
| 600 attorneys, Roe & Hayes. ~ Pine ST
THE BRONX.
LOTS as 20 IS and 50 and 90. map 1878 Loh
bauer Park, June l.. 1898, George W JarchoN
and Pauline :, his wife, owners, i5l I'd ave. Z
! W Elmer Payntar and William l. Rlcard trus
! and Mary + HALEY. S2.e40; attorney, Lawyers
| Title Insurance ard Trust Co. 1850 Broadway
LOT 20 map 1878. Hunts Point Realty 90
| June IL 1905 William Stutt % Hunts Pom
| Realty GO. 81 100. attorney, Lawyers Title In
| surance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
FREE LECTURES FOR WOMEN.

The series Of summer lectures 10 women
on the recreation piers, under the direction
Of the Association for Improving the Con-
dition Of The Poor. will open this afternoon
Winifred Gibbs. instructor IN domestic
economy for the association, on the pier at
the foot Of East 18th street. The lectures
will be given three times a week during
July and August on Monday. Wednesday
and Friday afternoons, alternating between
the piers at East 18th East Ath' Barrow
West l29th and West 50th streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
JUVENILE ACCESSORIES
u,ch Variety Of Style in Socks
for Little People.

...rodavs almost as much time and
Nan. are expended upon supplying the
To- ,- folk with correct dress accessories as
l'~s-.,andered upon those for their elders.
Ar,srs crown-ups must have stockings of
-. colors for various gowns and oc-
s- -'.,s little people, 1t seems. must have
O. osscrtrnent Of socks almost as extern
So snrnrrer there are numberless pretty
e NJ socks TO choose from. There is
~ sin,ple. cool-looking red and white
y" hl,e and white striped and pin-dotted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The frock that is made with a high wais,
line IN Empire style is one Of the most
fashionable just now. Here Is pretty one
that can he treated In that way or made
plain, as liked. IL is Just a simple little
dress. with shoulder and under-arm seams.
The Empire effect is obtained by shirring
and staying with a belt, over which the
sash is draped. This frock is made OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

seauently houncing can be used 10 great
advantage and the entire dress made from
embroidered bouncing would be extremely
pretty.
For a child OF two years Of age Will be
required 2i2 yards Of material II inches
wide. yards SO or IL wards A inches wide,
with yards OF banding, to make as illus
wide.
The pattern. No. 1856. is cut in sizes for
children OF six months 70 four years, and
will be mailed 10 any address on receipt OF
10 cents.
Please give number Of pattern and age
distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New-York Tribune. II in hurry for pat
tern. send an extra 2-cent stamp and we
will mail by letter postage IN sealed en-
VelODe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee
interest uer cent unless otherwise stated

(Wlth name and ADDRESS OF sidhte''
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JUNE "a.
MANHATTAN
BROADWAY e cor 1874 ST. 20NI0; June -,
due as per bond: Lena w Hoeher 70 Manhattan
Mortgage COZ SOS 900 address, 200 Broadway
BRooME ST. 800 TO so4 ao S,K SD5 5sS csn ss
$40 OOOl. June %; due Aug = i9loi o Pr Geo.
T Pasqtiale Romca 10 Bernhard Werzci' slo'ocV'
address. $50 Kelly ST.
BROADWAY. n g cor 9th st. 12sxi2lx irres
prior mtg SIS COO June %; W baI,I e ct al;
$40. 900: address, 6o4 Riverside Drive.
vANDEwATER ST. "a 25xo5; July 10 lelo;
due June i5 1911: Henry Munro 70 es,ats VI
Ludwig Kleis: $1,000; address, ~ Nassau 81
list ST. s s. 173 II Of Avenue y, 2ox LOO
yrs Joseph Fried 70 Katharine Acker; s4'o"'
address, 90l Prospect ave.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $4,000; June
"a yrs. per cent; came 70 same; s-'o''' ~
dress as above.
1OsTH ST. s. 500 T. W Of Amsterdam ave,
5OxlOO: Tune %: due July /. 1921; Adrian
Henry to Eugene II Guyon; $1,000; address,
Asbury Park. ].
18TH ST, rs and Ts West; .ty brk. oo11o.
is4th ST. Io2 West; sty brk. 25xee prior nv, y
sS7 O00: June 10: due as per BOND isaoeHe, "
Pellet 10 Esther II Emo $1,000 address, iof'
Morris ave.
t4lsT ST. SIS, 825 II Of Broadway. 226xe9
June 10 yrs: Hamilton Holding Co 10 Marie y
Hoguet ct al $4,000, address. l52 kivers'ae
Drive.
90 II: Feb / (prior mtg $50 .0O0 due FEB z.
1912 per cent. Louvre Realty CO 10 STATE
Bank: SO 900. address. BIS Grand ST.
THE BRONX.
BOSTON ROAD 8 = cor Cedar 81, ooxlle;
June % due az per bond Arden Realty co TO
Eugene Llchtenberg. $500 address. 81 Reney'
W.
IORrrI,ARp PLACE. 1890 isxi0o; June 8.
due Nav l. 1912: 9 per cent Hovagmern Dems spo
lean t0 Frank Pollachek; 500, address. odd
LOrard Place.
LOT So block 1899. map Ira lots Bathgate
estate. Tuna 90 due per bond. George r J
Fudge 70 Raffaele Luongo; $1,000; address. 800
East lS4th ST.
OGDEN AVE 1924. ioxiso: June %: due as
per bond. Mary c q Halloran 10 Title Guarantees
and Trust 60: 81. 500. address. 1I6 Broadway
PARK AVE. $3.50. 52x1oo; June 20 (nrior m q
CONSTRUCTION co to Louis Z Kleban' so'oo' al
dress. 1880 Union ave.
WALKER AVE. 2s03. 25xs4 June .: yrs
BE- D c.: Edward Hector 70 stephen Garlaho
SO 600 address. 1881 Holland ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

sTTH ST. n s. 100 n Of West End ave. 5ox
fuOs: Arnie Il Bauerdorf agt John Cockerill
ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorneys, De"o a
Baueraorf -.
VALENTINE AVE. cor 2oSd 81. i@x
II 10 Sara r stocsert ast sarah x Trainor ~
al action 90 recover possession). attorneys.
APPEL A Taylor.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. s. lot TAI. map ~
OInviue 25XS1. Catharine cash agt Morris
Marcus 81 al ,amcnded foreclosure of mtgl at
torney. J II Rogan.
soru ST. n 5, 63s It OF Amsterdam ave. isx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26

Weekend packets containing too'h poT
Ger. toilet water and face powder are SOFA
for q cents
The newer bathing suits have lhe SeP
srate parts fastened together.
Auto hats Of mixed gray and placK nlo-
hair sell for 81 80.
Stain erasers IN rubber lined six cases
Bel for % cents
BOYS white sailor suits, with coHaF anu
De Of light blue linen. sell for 81 80.
Mems silk and linen negligee shirts
Which are unusually cool. sell for s. 90
Bows for chndren's caps or hats come II
ssis Of two FOR % cents.
Auto wells OF heavy chiffon with hem
Stitched edges sell for 81 %.
Tai. slender flower vases Of open WORK
silver plate over glass sell for 81 % 20 81 49,