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New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address ct lesseo
FEBRUARY IS

RosToN I'D n u cor 1s0th 81 Adolph Eausr
% carl r Lehman and ano yrs from NAY l.
1911 300 10 1900. address iV-' his' i'''n
81
DELANCEY ST l0c. an exit through Yard
Rose a bloch TO Essex Amusement 20. rom
Teb IL 1911. 70 aug I. 1915 Sih' ADDRESS %
Ave y
v-reT BROADWAY. 50, cor Murr1y 81,
o-va9 q the land. trustees ofC Columbia College ~
Vim Engel. 2l yrs from Maf J. 1911 ''NeS' e'''
on ,7-r- 90 store etc. Arthur Blue 20 George
tIsadronas and ano 4 yrs from Fen /, lcll'
81 600. address So 81 ave
7TH AVE. sss. store. etc. Thomas Barrett 70 70
--,ou,,. Lsratsas and ano. / VI ? mos ana -
fs,.e sror, Feb IL 1911 Sle00 address. 5ts I'm
ave. - 90
18th ST. g " s, 2e5.6 It e OF ave 4 'ozs. s,'
LINES 29 io,i' taves etc 81 200 address $50 East
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Assurance Society. s22 500: attorneys. Alexander
& Green. 120 Broadway
10TH AVE. 1886: sty brk, Asxioo July To-
surance Co; 5000; attorney. Title Insurance Co.
f2TH ST. 10 East: sty brk 1903 ax22 3x1oS 3x
1919: Feb H. 1905. David Feltyn 20 Sarah ana
Henry Billings and Helen l Godwin, exrs,
etc; $50. 900; attorneys. Lindsay. kalish q
2aTH sr, s22 East: uty brk 25x9s.s. FEB
is. 1903. John laura to Thomas Olive. as
committee. 80. 900 attorneys. Fixman LEWIS
1913 Broadway.
SD ST, sws 2o5 IT q 1st ave l2e i2s y
I26 loxiisSxi25 June a. le0, Ihs9agss Mortsass :
Co; s15o0oo: attorney, Clarence l. Wes'co'''
''s SANE -P;RoPERrY: April s. 1909; same TO
same $40 900. attorney same as above
56TH ST. s.: S75 II e OF 9th ave. 21xi0o.S:
derhoet 100000. attorney, Leo G Rosenbatt.
soTH ST. :. $50 ft Of 1st ave. 24.sx
ME Brussel. trus: $4,000. attorneys, Brussei
Beebe. Al wall ST.
irreg; Dec IL. 1894. Anne 3 Roundey 70 the
| East River Savings Institution; 10000; attor-
news. Merrill & Rogers 12s Broadway.
SD ST. g. s54 n OF ave B. T62xl2.sx
| 26x13 4x102 2x2s. April 25. 1850. Louis Brandt
and others 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co. as
substituted trus, $4,000. address, l76 broad-
s7TH ST. 1o5 G y Of coIu;sogs us. ave e.
francis G Lloyd and Newell Bent, trustees
s120cJ: attorneys Merrill & Rogers rs
i22p ST. 21e West. sty brk. 1OO1lxl5
| Nov 2s. 1890. Rosa Wineburgh 10 Mary s
Maddox: $4,000; attorneys, Thompson & koss
i27TH ST. 1913 West: sty brk. 275 # Of
Lenox ave. 90; ;i1x25; Jan T. 1908; Israel kan
David sternlicht. 1s2 Nassau ST.
Dec ~. 1oO8. EVELYN Fl Doty to Sadie Elias,
$4,000; attorney HaEkel Corenthsl. 30s Broad
way.
| DAWSON ST. 1I1s 100x25. Feb 30. 1893;
! George r Johnson 10 the Title Guarantee and
| Trust Co: $1,000; address 176 broadway.
It to E $ Of old Croton Aaueduct x5o: July 9.
! 1906: Thomas II Thorn 70 Jennie Baekman
Frank; $1,000. attorney. Robert Dayton.
MoHEGAN AVE. " cor Of 1soth st. !o1x
11s2; Aug 27. 1909; Morris weinstein to Har-
riet kawre1ee Tl e - Dgnan, 5000; attorneys
| OGDEN AVE. E cor OF I85th ST. s56x77.6;
| ogden ave- e S, 7I.6 II Of 10th 81. 764xlI6;
nelson ave OF lo55s st. 17sE9 - ST
! Frederic Kernochan: $4,000: address, "a Pine
| street
| PILGRIM AVE. 9 W cor OF fremont rd. 12Jx
| 100. Edison ave. 400 II n OF fremont rd.
| 109 1lx62 l0xST. 0x50. Dec 4. 1906 J Lawrence
| Davis 70 the Washington Savings Bank per
| special deputy superintendent az banks. 81 700
attorneys Rollins & Rollins 30 Nassau ST
| wEsTCHEsTER RAILROAD now l49th)
/ 1910: Robert Moorehead 20 Anna p Ryle.
$4,000 attorney John Walsh, 2e1 Broad
10TH ST. n 8 14o4 It from n E cor OF
Prospect ave. 1oOx50: May 3. 1905 Frederick.
| VI Mullert 70 Lucy r Wallace: $500: attor-
ney: Charles H Beckett 1s5 Broadway.
81 4x27 * irreg. being part Of lots and 8,
map Of Samuel Ryer homestead. Bronx: Dec
| IL. 1902: Frederick Schultz 70 Gilbert A
Wright $4,000: attorney. Charles A Furthman,
80 ave and 14sth ST.
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Other Requests.

Miss Alice J. Brown, wheel chair in
valid. would like TO receive Easter orders
for the silk book marks she makes. Each
contains an appropriate quotation. Her ad-
dress is No sic Main street. Laconia, \.
r. Two urgent appeals have come for old
muslin or linen; a foot bench with rollers
is needed by an invalid; shoes of all sizes
for children and shirts for a boy fourteen
years old.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Me NJ. Mansfield. OF Norfolk, Conn.
-. hearty thanks for many pleasing
h,r.h,.v gifts. She received one hundred
postcards. four books, a handkerchief and
other greetings. The birthday date of Mrs.
Tste Bush. Park Ridge. n j. was omitted
e. former notice. She is eighty-nine
,,aors old to-day, but any greetings sent
.,,. ,.eek will be as acceptable as IL they
ocbed her earlier. Mrs. Lyman. pres
mo, naa of the Hester White Memorial branch.
to which MS Bush rs1 seiongs os s,,nsS,, Tays This
usit olwavs having a CHEEKY word for
s..n,,. sen, nne who comes her way. with never
n complaint
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
Money Received
hitter

Mrs. NJ. of Southport. Conn. has sent
s. 10 be used for Sunshine work. Miss
Sarah Hopewell of New Jersey s. for the
consumptive boy; c. E. NJ, of Mil Neck.
Long Island, 50 for the coal fund: J. s. J..
81 wherever needed, and stamps for postage
fund; Mrs II. Y. Eason. 20 cents for men,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of Lenders attorney
FEBRUARY IS
NANHATTAN

AMSTERDAM AVE, . 5. 741l T. r Of Both
81 iOOx25. July l. 1890 Thomas Moonov "a Nir-
rinia 5 Mackav-Smth and Helen : Marlatt
SIS OOo. attorneys. Adams & ComstocA. 3s
Wall St
EAST BROADWAT. A.. . sty brk. 23x75.3,
Morris Levy 20 clara Hinton Gould. s2T.oOo.
attorneys Gould & Wilkie Wall 81
SAME PROPERTY July .. 1908 David Har-
ris and Samuel Bykowsky 10 Julius Horwltz.
s.. 900. attorneys. Spiro q Wasservogel. 40 Mas
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. n cor 1soth 81.
IA 5xilOx4Ox OK l00xl00 10 Jan 2s. 1909 the
bacon Realtv co g. the New York Trust Co.
500 500. attorney. Titus Insurance co. l35 Broad
Way.
sAlfF PROPERTY March 4 1910 same 70
state Realty and Mortgage 20. $4,000; address.
1ST AVE. W g. sos T. n II ;9th ST. t00x25;
Feb l6 ls0s Kathlrina schultz = Annie Fer
mel eytrx. 1900 attorney. Geiger. $50
Broadway -
1sT AVE. s34. < sty brk. 60n25. Feb ls 1905
Maurice Konhem 70 Maria Hasselberger, 81
coo. attorney. Michael Loeb. 400 East attn 81.
2D AVE. 1925. 76 SKIS. july Il. 1883. Garret
7 Mead 20 Ernest Steiger. $4,000 attorney.
Robert Keller 25s Broadway.
% AVE. q = 50 n n Of 5gth 81 70 ks. 3
March t. 1905 Daniel Daly 10 Equitable Life
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
Coal Fund.

The continued cold weather makes 1t
necessary 10 ask for contributions 10 the
coal fund There is much distress among
the poor. as 10 cents for pail Of coal is
as much as some can spare. and that
amount OF fuel is rot sufficient for warmth
In a neat little home OF three rooms on
the West Side OF the city there is such
scarcity Of fuel that three little children
sleep on the floor IN the kitchen A com
Portable for these children would he great
fully received
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
c-;,nIed Children Pleased.

PRESIDENT Of the T. :. s: received the
stty valentines from Vermont for our little
cr,nples. They were simply delighted with
.hn,, wish you could have seen them
as they were going home, each with his
~ her valentine carried so carefully in
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

the hand VIII you kindly extend TO the
kind friend who sent them the gratitude
and appreciation of all our little folk and
accept full share of our thanks for your
kind interest?
KATHERINE STACKPOLE, Principal.
Industrial School Of the Cnildren's Aid
SocietN No go East Sstl street.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
LIS PENpENS.

LOTS I3s and 1870. map Of estate Of Mary Jane
Radway The Bronx, Barbara Mnth sgt ADOLF
Gogolin ct al foreclosure Of MTG. attorney.
Davis. -
5VIH ST. IS. 1o4 II " Of Avenue A. 5oxl02 .:
Eugene Smith agt Julius Marks et al fors-
closure OF mtg}. attorney. = Agate.
FOREST AVE. cor l3sth 81. 1OVxst .,
Nathan Hfrshhorn ct al act William Nonrig
co notice of levy): attorney, J Baker.
SAME PROPERTY: @ e Hesselgren PUBLISH
ing co aRt same notice OF levy). attorney, N
Ssigrist, jr
12IST ST. 5 $. l4O n = OF Leno1 ave, 2ox
100 II. Norris J Hirsch sgt Ferdinand Ehrlict
81 al lamonded action 10 declare fsed void. etc)'
attorneys Reeves. Todd e. Swain.
9th ST. 5. l50 ~ Of lst ave. 2oxsss
sarah w Dorrftv agf Louise sievers e. al fore
c.o~ure ~ mtg attorneys. X q F. OGornan.
I'D AVE n cor 4Tth 81. 100 5x2c7 Sx trrer
Walter 2 Horn agt Manhattan Transit co 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys, Guthrie, Eanfs
& Van Sinderen
EAST BROADWAY, 179: Jennie Gcidstsin ast
Isidore Cuba et al foreclosure Of mtsD. s.tor-
IT
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

W Austin. 4s West 24th st. architect: cost.
s215 900.
2s: D Wohfell. AL East s7th 81, owner, o L
Spannhake 2}3 East 18th ~. architect; cosf.
S-DO
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

v,ES., East lS7th Street Realty Co to Edwin D
Marie G Post and ano to William Spencer
Thomas 3 Hidden. trustee. to self $4,000.
Co sioo' -"'i''1' - N'9' -'' 81 ''' -'s-'''
James c Crawford and ano. as agents. to
Francis g Crawford q asstsl; total $50 900
Savings Bank OF Albany: 81. 600
Same to Mary Brady; $1,000.
wilhelrnina Popek 70 Phillip schuchman;
selma Strauss to Hannah wallach e, al. er-
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgase Co; $4,000
William butcher guardian, 10 Mary D Field
Alanson 7 Weller and ano trustee, 70 Alfred
John G Borgstede 10 BENJAMIN Benesson; 800
LAWYERS Mortgsze Co 10 Hannah Waach et
Title Insurance Co 70 Mary lie Boutl,er;
IS. 900.
Same 10 same and ano as executors S. $50
Otto Eidiitz and ano. executors, 10 Robert
Same 70 same 81. 500.
Same 70 Ernst Eidlitz SIS 600
Same to same sll 600
Same to Charles L Eiditz; $1,000
Same 70 Emily 7 Falkenau ss5 600
Errst Kast and ano 10 Abner T Bowen. $4,000
Ernest Blume to Abner Bowen; 81 0oo.
MECHANICS LIENS.
MINFoRD PLACE. 1855 TO 1859: Theodore Q
tractor; Joseph Russhon, owner; Giles & FuhT-
man. contractors. 81 499 81.
MARBLE HILL AVE. = cor 225th ST. tiTx
S. Higgins & Co agt Hudson Terrace Realty
CO. owner and contractor; s9T5.
BOWERY, Is Jacob Kopolowitz agt Joseph II
Schwartz. Samuel Williams and Samuel Grodin-
sky. owners, Casper Rein and HyTan Charney,
contractors: SIS
i04TH ST. IO5 and 1O7 West: Fort Hamilton
Freproof SASH and Door Co sst John Zazat.
owner; Rosenberg & CO. contractors: St0s.
RYER AVE, 2040. abriee Del Gaudio agt
Michael Nolan. owner. Fox LOrenZ. contractors.
S342 50
MINFORD PLACE 1455 and 1850: Gazibelli
Son agt Francis Ke 60. owner and con-
tractor: $4,000
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ber's dues; Miss A. P. Covert. "a cents for
postage. and Mrs. Thatcher. of Cambridge.
n. Y. 81 l6 for Sunshine needs.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
COUNTRY.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
23s ACRES OF FINE LAND
~ sHOHOLA. PIKE COUNTY. PENN
40 ACRES IN GOOD CULTIVATION.
Good i2-room house with furniture. near large
lake all farming machinery goes with place;
on Rural Route delivery about 200 600 mining
ties. lots ot other lumber. large barn. 30x40.
everything up 70 date. at s25 per acre. call
ana see me. az 202 Chambers St. Room -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

ST. dr!onos in plain colors, we'll made
vnh stitched satin bands down the front
md sleeves. sell for 8 % each.
Little sewing machines that really 90
es sewing quickly and well, are now = %
GOOD grade Of white shirt waist is sell
IL q, 81 cents.
Egg ,onss. 70 take eggs out Of boiling
v4rer. gre among the newest articles Tor
81 up-to-da'e kitchen. The price Is b
sn,s
guaranteed watches Of nickel plate are
Eiesd a. 70 cents each.
coat srvle sweaters. in white, red ana
Dark gray. are 70 cents
Extremely pretty bonbon dishes and oas-
he's in plated ware. are ., 80 and % cents
LoV-neckad nightgowns. made Of oatlste'
,isly finished with embroidery and tor-
son lace. are 50 cents.
An excellent line Of white Turkish edg-
ngs ana insertions are selling from l9 10
cents a Yard
Figured dmitv petticoats made WIN
tde bordered founces. are very pretty un-
tsr lingerie frocks The price IS 8 %.
he names of srops where articles inenuonel
q This nare were seen can be obtalnei Nv
ts1lg a stamped and addressed -nNciope 20
seel il the shops" Nev-York Tribune 10
ssgrs prompt reply the date - publication
torf he given
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
q Pleasant Birthday.

.,a J.. moderate salary will meet her needs
ana n' NAV he addressed to the Tribune
e.SL;ra Office.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Figured dimitv petticoats. made with
tde bordere5 founces. are very pretty un-
tsr lingerie frocks. The price IS 8 g.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPsE MANOR or THE HUDSON
one mile unobstructed river frontage. 30 mod
err residences near completion. ADDRESS
PHILIPSF MANOR co.
Philfpse Manor. New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

An excellent line Of white Turkish edg-
rgs and insertions are selling from ~ 10
cents yard
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

S6TH ST 23s aa6 240 West: 20 two sty and
basement houses: F J Kelly. 1927 Broadway.
owner. Bernstein q Bernstein. q East I'D q.
architects. cost. 50 900.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

LoR-necked nightgowns. made of bauste'
,rsy finished with embroidery and tor
eon lace are 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Extremely pretty bonbon dishes and oas-
he's in plated ware. are ., 80 and % cents
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

The tissue of the Life 70 be
We weave with colors all our own.
And IN the field of Destiny
We reap as we have sown.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those Of a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Guaranteed watches of nickel plate are
p'icsd A. - cents each.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Coat srvle sweaters. in white, red ana
Dark gray. are y cents.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

ST. ar!ouos in plain colors, well made
vrh stitched satin bands down the front
md sleeves. sell for 8 % each.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

Little sewing machines, that really 90
es seHine nnicklv and well. are now - ~
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

s0rH ST. POS s. $50 Q q Of "a ave, payt -oS q ?
1922. g sty tenmt ard stores s.a - ? Roesch
ID Jahre et al 7 : K0hn. atty. y issno. s,t
ref: amt due. So 05a a.. taxes, etc S''''
20 two rltgs aggregating S3loOo-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

The Marble Booster wants
Crested Butte to show them
the $1,000 4th of July prize money!
Well come over and see for your
selves, with all the spare change
YOU can rake up and we will
promise to take it on square
d ,al too. If you ar. gcine to e zoo
busy rakinz in prize money at
ZONE" send over a substitute with
the cash, and he will be taken
in" sll the same as yourself. 4
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15
.11,e Only Thing
That Will Relieve
Neuralgia."

The piercing pains Of Neuralgia.
which often follows a bad cold or
La aGrippe, A.. frequently almost un-
bcarab!e md few medicines afford
any relief 10 the sufferer.
Il am . .ural mail carrier and
have been user OF the DR.. Miles
medicines to- yean.
DR.. Niles Anti.Pain Pills
can't be beaten. They arc the
only thing have found that will
relieve my neuralgia and have tried
most everything, besides medicine
from the doctor. ! arm willing to
tell anyone what the Anti Pain
Pills did for .-e."
CHARLEs HILDERBRANDr,
Box 7os Woodvill. Ohio
II you, Ike Mr.. HiIderbrandt,
'have tried most everything in
vain, why no. do as he did. fight
your aches and pains with. Dr..
Miles Ans;-Psin Pills. Let the
pills bear the brunt Of the battle.
No matter how stubborn the con-
test, they will come out victorious.
Or. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
stand on the:- record. which is q
long list of cues extending back \
generation.
Druggists e~c-,>She-e ssf them. n
first package fails TO banefS your drug
rist will return ycur money. To-
AiLEa MEDICAL CO.. Eikhart. Ind.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15
Church Services
Church

Union Congregational Church
NAV 28th 1911
$50 am. The Question o; Aissions.
7:45 pm. The Laymen.
Christian Endeavor TOO o'clock
Let Us Be Christians in Summer as well
AS IN Winter.
Glenn Stewart, Pastor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

Mrs S. A. Corey d-sires the
public 10 know that she will sell
the following, at reduced prices
for cash.
Ladies' short stockinrs 25 cents.
Bicycle stockings, large and small
% cents. Waist or Stays so cents.
Stocking Feet, 8 pairs. 25 cents.
Woo!en Stockings (MensD, 4O
cents. The above are cost prices.
j. Thayer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15
Ho,s.r. Alexand.r and Btid. +,

u'S NA'So AsS'S"" "A"' oAA''SO
Monday I ON Trinidad. AID S'lI
make FIor-sia their h M ( r III
summer a. Mr. Al, xand-r hnviug
assumed the duties of 9. F. d i,
clerk at that niue. There is a
pretty romance in this marriage
the, young people having met in
Scotland some six yenrs ago, npon
the OCCASION of Roberts visit, in
company with his parents, to the
land OF Bobby Burns. The lady
recently came to New York, where
she was met by her fiance and hy
him accompanied to Trinidad,
where their marriage WAS solemn
ized last Friday. The Pilot wishes
them 'Ion voyage over life's aatri-
monial sea-
Marble Bros, of Pueblo were
awarded the contract for the
erection Of our new school build
ing, their bid being $l2,575.W.
The school board are now carry
ing on the necessary preliminary
work, in order that the contractor
may proceed at onc- with the
work. The new hui ding will be
erected on the lots on thu east
side of the stone building. will
contain eight class rooms, and I've
constructed Of gray pressed brick
exterior.
4 he three young sons of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Brammal, who are
enrolled as wards of the state in
the institution for the deaf and
dumb at Colorado Springs, came
home for their vacation last week
1t is pleasing to note that they
are securing great benefit from
their schooling at the beneficen,
institution named.
The PILOT respectfully sug-
gests that it would be meet and
proper that the necessary repairs
to the sidewalks be made at once.
in order THAI our little city may
appear at its best on the great
occa sion of the Fourth. No single
feature of a municipality is so
notic-d by visitors as i's public
walks.
1t Is gratifying to note the new
lawns that have be- n made in the
city this year. also the expansion
Of civic p ide along the lines of
property improvements and tidy
premises. The general result is
fise to behold and inspires favor
able comment from our visitors.
VIM. Doig & Co., successors
to Chas Julian, are making ex-
tensive Improvements upon the
Crested Butte Stabes. Additions
to the stock and equipement will
follow. Leonard Gladstone will
act as Mr. Dogs assistant in the
conduct of the business.
William Greenshields and Sam
uel Taylor, selling agents fer the
Percheron Horse Breeders Co.,
of America d-parted for
Montrose'on Friday last, after
successfully organizing the local
company.
c. L. Wilbur and assistant were
up from Gunnison Monday not
ing what repairs were necessary
on the cement walks. They will
return at an early dat. 10 fix up
all Deficiencies.
Among those attending court
in Gunnisoo this week we noted
John Gulliford, L. Bietler, Marcus
Soda, G. w. Schaefer, Dan Nc
Donald and CAPT. Mcleod.
]. w. Roberts has removed to
the house on Maroon avenue
formerly occupied : by Thos.
Campbell. and Rev. Stewart has
moved into the parsonage.
Emile F. Neef, representing
the Neef Eros, Brewing Co., was
A. :A ,, Cv;Iov arI &o<ur
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

The Schaefer Restaurant now
serves Special Sunday Dinner-,
aud they are fine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

From now on SPECIAL SUNDAY DIN
NERs will be served at Mrs A. Kerr's
restaurant.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

Special Program
MOVING
PICTURES
ISIS THEATER
this week.
TONIGHT.
the feature film
Tommy In
Drean7land"
Saturday night
~. S. Submarine
Salmon"
Showing the wonderful pos
sibilities of submarines.
Big Free Souvenir
To The Ladies this
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

rHB RoRINscN .s-oRM soLB AaM1EF
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-06-15

GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

Iary 1st next. there will be inaugurated Ianother novel service to be designat-
 cd the deferred cable service full in-
 formation in regard to which will b. announced later. This plan will not
 modify the cable letter or week end
 letter arrangement but will be an ad- ditional service which will have it's use in connection with cable businv ss capable of sustaining a certain amount oe delay which will be determined in advance and will yet permit of more extended use of the cable in certain classes of correspondence. Since the Western Union has acquird exclusive control of its Atlantic cables no time has been lost in working out a scheme under which they may be used in con- ncction with the day letter and night letter inauSurated by that company in the United States and the announced plan brings into existence. under cer- tain conditions a reduction of almost eighty per cent in cable tolls.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
A Calendar
 Worth Having

Among the great multitude of calen- dars brought out for the New Year. the Pabst Extract American Girl Calendar stands out strongly in contrast. as a true work of art-a beautiful creation worthy of place in every home.
 The Pabst Extract Calendar Girl is known to thousands and thousands of enthusiastic admirers and each year her appearance is looked forward 70 with pleasant anticipations.
 The 1912 calendar is a remarkably beautiful panel. 7X36 inches in size, showing a typical American Girl mounted on a horse. The picture. truly work of art, is a twelve color repro auction of q painting by two famous American artists. It surpasses in ex- cellence of design and richness of col bring any of the previous Pabst Calen- dars and will prove a beautiful orna- ment to any room in even the finest homes.
 Any one who would like one of these extremely artistic calendars may ob- tain same. gratis by sending 10c in stamps or silver. to the Pabst Extract Co, 922 Chestnut St. Milwaukee. Wis