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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
LEASES

,,s-l, Eafalskv a Co have leased inc
,.o-e and baseme-t ir the nuHalnE ~
=. al NTH avenue for long term 81
,..o-s fo 1fessrs Dempsey 'aTrol"
yro are now on West Esd street WINE
-, s,no,r, involved iu this leas" IS ou'
1900 900. nevertheless the lease IL OF
great Importance. az n marks Inc re-
s,,,,o, ~ another % - streets 'mp". %
tan. retailers up 90 the fifth avenue
district
The United stores Kealty Compan, has
leased from the Hawes estate the store
e. the building az tho southeast corner
OF Broadway and 18Th street for n ter"
OF wears, beginning october :. The sam.
compsuv has sublessed the store a. me
northwest corner or Liberty ana Churcu
streets 70 Marx Harris.
Tho Thomas Adds Emm.t Rsal''
Company rss leased the entire nrth nooF
IN m. Emmett Building al Msdis2n ave
M, and 2sth street 20 Alfred II Cold
,,a,, low a. No. IT'S Broad1ay. A.
thur T. Van Osterinana was the broker
The lease f. for d long term
John y ( Oddie. r. conjunction with
Horace :. Ely & CO., has rented a sli'e
n Offices H. the Charles Building az
s8t street end Madison avenue 20 d..
Andrew r. Ascl. dentist tor tern o.
a,. Years ron October :.
BENJAMIN Il LumI.!s has leased fo7
the es.at. o. Thomas Goedby the dwell
iug house 40. 60 Last Goth stree 70
samuel =. clifford fOr f. term q wears
also. IN c0u,uuctio with Douglas l. l.
uruap < co.. al apartment A. the surrey
80 -. Ea-, s2d street. 20 william A
Graham
samuel II Martin has leased for the
g. =. shurman Investing Company ths
four story dwelling house 40. 81 West
a7th street % Dr. Su!ly
Leroy Coventry has rented ~. =
West e0th street for r. term % Years Tor
Edward Schafer % ". ". Cockley
II Frankfort has leased 20 Albert RAu
fo- i've wears II NJ Tochs residenc,
md garage or Mcneil avenue. near Broad
way. Far Rockaway.
Albert y Ashforth, n conjunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Tho chief transaction in the real estate
-~,rke+ Yesterday was IN the Fifth ave-
,,,,. .Actton. The sale was made BY the
r,o,,tabla Life Assurance society. II
,o-1n-,sAs plot OF ten lots measuring
2BOx100.II feet on the southern side ol
,o2d street beginning 100 feet east OF the
avenue. This has been acquired BY tne
New York Transportation Company r
s,,hs,diarv Of the New York Railways
l~,-,nan,-. which operates the FIFTH avenue
o,,nibuses and other kindred lines
The rronertv - near some OF Titth ave-
,p..a costlv homes The purchasing com
I'M &c 70 erect on the site garage. a
s.-,.,ce building and repair shops, plans
f,- Tho construction Of which have al
ready been arranged tor with James -
Mcclure & O. II u the intention TOT tne
,-oson- IN cree; tVo story building win
a .cyrdatior sufficient 20 ado severa! ad-
6,t,oual stories This structure VIII take
.l. ,lac. ~ tho garage now used bT the
,,-,,.r,. IN sSth stree, between Park anc
Madison avenues.
T Rornaire Brown & CO. announce AZ.
,r,s-esti7g sale OF % seven story business
building IN witch an estate az GarrisonI
Y =. is given H. part payment. Ine
sellers OF the Manhattan parcel when II
q. No % West S0th street. are l. ? q
N BinS. The structure occupies q
Mot a7NaS.g feet. between FIN avenue
an Broadway. aro was acquired o' the
1ioss~s B1r last Decomher 81 4 TRACE TO-
tho desmond Court apsrtWeu: house a;
No 424 70 40 West 1852 street TIE
countrv 2ropsrtv comprises tract c;
thir,v.fve acres house Sarage and "'i'-
buildings.
The n II Jackson Company hae nousHt
,-or, Andrew Crunlach ~" plot '6.llXS
feet Oh the east side OF ANTHONY avenue,
attending % Carter avenue. situated l'h
feet south of 1f4th street Charles kun's
ard :. L,owenthal negotiated the deal
Plans have been fled with Rudolph :
Miller r1r building mezzanine gaHer7 ~
go. Engineers Club. In 10Th street The
sou4-,- IL t9 .e built a. one end ~ the
baueus, ~oo,r To- tho Use OF musicians
and according 20 the estimate ~ nc
a-cri,ec,. Beverly s. King. VII cost 'z'.-
0CU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
FUNERAL OF BARK CAPTAIN
Grew Of Renee Rickmers Pay Last
Tribute to Alexander Schultz.

The forty men OF the crew Of the Ger
nan bark Renee Rickmers, which i'
locked at Long Dock, stapleton' attend
ed the funeral last evening Of Captain
Alexander Schultz tho captain OF tho
bark. who died on Friday beside the
wheel as the chip wss nearing port. Tho
service was held al Schaeffer's chapel, II
Stapletou-
The Rev Frederick Suffer. Of the Ger
man Lutheran Church OF Stapleton. Off
ciated The body will be oremated al
Linden. y. J.. and the ashes viii be sent
10 Captain schultzs widow, al Bremen
haven. Captain Schultz was sixty-hv'
years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

GREEN AVE, r 3 100 q u o. NSyto-er
ave. 75xlc0. Frank Zsmostti agt Ellen Wart
and philip Ward. owners and coniractor'
S. $50
SAME PROPERTY. George Nelfrtoh sr
same $3.50.
34TR 81. Il West: Basin Meroch AT
Kersch Co. owner. Els.ngsr 6 Lemms-niaS
Ccustruction Co contractor SIS
2sTR ST. f53 20 15o East; PietrowsN a
Konop % AT Centaur Raslty Co and US.
Docrr 3 Carroll Horse Co. owners; Joan y
Cockerill. Inc. contracto-. s9l4 L
PATH ST 15o 20 10 East. same az FiSs.
poerr & Carol Horse GO. owner; Jon1
Cockerfll. Inc. contractor. $3.50
I42D ST 81 West. Frank Perske ar Js1a
Doe owner. , a Weston. contractor: SO
18TH ST IS7 and 100 West. Jacob Ple,@
prr =, Al az, Ritter Realty CO, OVER "sls
dorf Contracting Co. contractor; siS5
HORATIO ST. lo6 20 I'LL MaEEarsso
sand CO aEt estate o. Eugene EoHma14
owner Henebique Construction Co. eoatrs5 -
60. s. oa8 90
24TH ST. 1855 and i5s East; z REID asl
Fiss Doerr g. Carroll Horse Co owner; : y
CocksrfI Inc. contractor: So.
c4TH st. I55 % 15o East; same sst csat
tusr Real,v Co and Fiss. Doerr 4 CARR,
Horse Co. owners. CockeriiI. Inc. eesA
trz cfcr. Sis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07


fo4ico I i-1t 1900. wsi:er \ MatKasm 70
Ifr-minr Kahn, $500 a;,1rnsy Charles Hev-
mann. g. BroRdVsY
BROAD ~. - 20 s. 1870 ofse cor
Exchange 81 New - So and 60'. runs so
90 " cor premises 81 Broad said cor being
2ii.- 2, O, o w cor Beaver s. III % y
ro- said Prcfnises and again " 14.o 20 point OF
NeV ~ 10 81 DO Beaver e. Z n along
New g, S46 20 r " cor premises - New g.
4J.io 20 cor I 49, 20 n " cor ~ Broad
90 Se,4ua TIeiueua1 Jacob y and Fanny J
Highlander % The bank Tor ssvinss n City o.
New York $500 90 attorneys. WootfoTd, Bo-
Nee a Butcher l Madison ave.
ID AVE. " q. COL z rom n Coz Sth g..
10 81sO. Jan l. ISIS Ra;,o. Jafrev % Chsrles
Dora agi la5. satisneI o, record without pro-
auctlon OF mtg bv order supreme Court March
b. 1872 Justice Peer Hendrick. $1,000; at
torrcy Francis ltne-zi o. Liberty 81.
30 AVE. III ls.dxjl Path 81. "a Bast. ,
5G.7z74 al rish; tit.e and interest: APTil 80
bailey ldnrs. 5000 attorney Title Guaran-
zoe ana Trust CO. 10 Broatwsl.
SAME oInHoPERTY: Nov Is 1904 same 70
TTH AVE. g sos {, Of 56,h 81 runs :
look C0.5v 25T ii7.2z v c5.lx lO.8x "
IN % ave Is 70 Deg: Mach n. 1907
Charles = Rogers TO Richard Wiaheld So o.
900. attorneys. Forster spier .. Wall 80
9TH AVE scr = and 100 1915 e ga OF Atl
~ runs ioo1 ~ DIX 9 lo1 Ia - n 9
ave \ n 49, 10 beg Dec 1899 VIM IT, and
81: 600. attorneys, Bowers q Sands 81 Nassau
90.
10TH AVE. ~ :. 25.l Z from cor asia
90, c5lxlOo Dec rs. 1900: Theo and Minna
Mile % Theo Miller. a. admir- $500 % At
tornay FRANK II Field 1873 BroadwSy.
nth NOV s. Nicholas AVE. cor 1924
ST. R5xiT5. map SOS JumcI estate. y o. lbeth
~. Vel q 1905. Albcrt Cavanagh 90 the Mutua.
IAte Insurance 60. $500 address 81 Nassau
nth ST. n =. 20 q " OF sth ave part OF
10. 453 mao OF wakefield. 66NlOO. Feb 3, 1900;
Michael ans Franciska Rusosh 20 Aaoel
cursnce and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
9th ST. e. 100 n . OF 9th ave. OO1
9Sp. MAY q 1910; 4 & 5 Construction Co "a
Wm r Bell. jr: $4,000; attorney, Title Insur-
ance CO. 1876 broadway.
scTH ST. West li5 II " OF 9th ave. 261
es O. March -. 1907 Edw ano Caroline
Atwater 20 Title Guarantee ana trust 20
sac 90: address. iTC Broadway. .
18th IT. AS Wet. p .9Xino5. Oct 20. 1888
Ellz and Jacob Michel &c New York savings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
REALTY NOTES.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance - 10
nany has made . building loan OF $50.
n the West Thirtieih street CONSTR o''OI'
Company OF Nos. and West a'th 'ree''
Dxln0 feet The properties were us"'
ferred Yesterday b. William Lesser ~
George Ne,msn. and were immediately IT,
conveyed bv Hr Nei-1an 20 Mr.. Lesser.
George " Gustus. for several years
connected with the Offices Of Pease g
Erl,r,an has severed his connection with
them and MS associated hlmseT VIZ" '',
Offices OF ROYAL Scott Gulden. a. 10 -
Eth avnnne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANspAclFIG MAILS.
TO-DAY

r.sfi,s.ior and steamer I'm. =. p N
Hawaii Cis san Trsnciscoi-
Sierra -......t...t .....t. - 90 w.
japan. C0-ea Chins VITA seattle 80.
IaMba Maru .....-. ...... co.. avg O. "'''
japan Ceres china Philippines
tvis Nictoria}-E Empress OF ia 80
pan ..........s.. .s'''- -+N~s -
s ssn Fr. Tcn, tina '''' .Aus - $50
Lati''. NsrQuesas, look ISLANDS.
r-ane,sco1 to1lnsi ...-Aus 10 $50
japan Co-ea. China via Tacoma . 81,
Tacoma MARI ..........-.- ...AuE 10 o'o'
Hawaii Ssmolu Islands, New Iee-
1 enc s5Hsa - S' % $50
Hawaii Tir Islands. samoan
',, ma Tsrc-6s,-- 13r. -'1'. Aur so $50
Hawaii Guam. Philippines wa Sen 90 60.
T-arctsco,-C s Transport ....-- Aux o. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Bank; $500: attorney. John wcbo.r s..k.
man 81 N
osTH ST. 23s and $40 West, 4Sxiocs. rrr
J.; lgll; Frederick and Helen Kelly % Juan,
Richardson; $4,000: attorneys, willarS
Roby - Nassau 81
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 80, 1911; San. .,
same: Sl3 600; attorney. Same ss above
18th ST, $40 West 22xi00.5: June 3 ,o,a
Rudolph and Ide ] Rodel 10 same: 1t.9
attorney, same as above. '''''
18th ST. 5, 40 II OF sth ave 2ex,oos
Nov u, 1911; Frederick and Helen Ksll, !.
James Ellison; $500 attorney, Robert D (5re.s
10 Broadway. s-a
9th ST. : .. 1872 IT of sth ave. 2sx,oo,.
Jan 30, 1911 Frederick Kelly 70 Chri.,iDo'
seckel; $4,000: attorney, J HARDY. 2ss Brass'
way D'oaA-
56TII ST. 2Ss and 24O West. 40 s.s.
aye 4oxIooz irres SEPT % 1911; same to an IN
Bailey & Stiger. Sc William ST.
GID ST 5, 50 Il Of q ave, l7xIoos
March T IL lsSI joseph N Alexander to Hsr:-y,
&c &c crest weeke.. trustee. 5000. Sttorneu,
Weekes Bros. A. William st.
West. 19xioos july 10 1876: Fam 1,,f' c rSss
ley 70 Hette II r Green, in truss, SIC 900. a..
tornsy, Title Guarantee and Trust CO ia
Broadway. 81"
I22D ST. 24s West 3ls.4 2, Of s,b 49,.
i7sxloo.li April q. 1910: Esther Zvlsohn ;,
witch ave.
The Bronx.
BEACH AVE coz l44th st. runs = rs,
2 esx 25x 50x 100 20 W ave x IS "A
beginning Dec % 1900; Elizabeth " Lesser
20 Union squsre savings Bank: 5000. attor-
ney. Edvarc " Scudder. 80 Wall Ct
FULTON AVE. y 5, ii1.s n p OF i7l.t e.
runs " lOl.4x u 2 i2iX " 99x y e iex 10 4
70 ave s7.s 10 beginning TiTany Con-
structiou CO 70 Jacob J. Nsrkel and aao,
$4,000 attorney, 7 Hershheld. % Nassau e.
GREEN AVE, n 3. 100 4 OF Mapcs sve
751loo' Nov 2 lsli Geo snd MAIZE COSTA,
fers & Aciter, 2T7 Broadway.
JEROME AVE, cor l7eta 81 5oxicl.
April - 1905 Solomon and Sarah Jacob -
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 5000; address
176 Broadway
LOT Us 70 28i inclusive. amended map LEI.
Adee Park, aug 9, 1908 lille Weisoerge- "a
Tornsso Gioreano. s.. $50; attorneys. Kelly a
Quinn, 81 Broadvsy.
PARK AVE, v s 90 n Of 1920 st. lsIsc. Ia
zlsIs6.o: MAJ g. 1907. Minnie and James
{ hinoEIe 70 Ezzls Savings ana Losn Col
i.75o. a6dress. 49, Renlsen 81, Brooklyn.
225FH (fornsrl1 HID ST, e 50 n rom
" e1r An ave. S6xl0o; sept rs 1905 Mlcnaef
ard TfanciskA Ruscsn to Mabel ssois1,t
g. 900 attorney. Edward Ee-lcT, i52 Hsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
wEsTeuRY LOTS SOLD.

Harry Lew has sold for client toF
cash four lots n Vestbur> NsSsA4 ~o'''
p. 20 Edward Hicks, 81 inc same p'"-e'
Tor investment This IL the FIRST transfer
IN tventy vea-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Highest temperature yesterday. rs degrees
cat go p. M: lowest. 90. average, 81.
average sor corresponding date last year 70 ;
average for corresponding last thirty three
years. -.
Local forecast; Generally fair to-day ana
tomorrow not much change In temperature .
iiaht variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
WIRELESS REPORTS,

The Oceanic reported as $40 milee ssst OF
sandy Hook at a 10 yesterday. is expected 10
dock this forenoon
me oceanic. reported as 4os miles east OF
sandy Hook at $50 m yesterday, is expected
70 dock shis evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

Local Oficisl Reoord.-rhe following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes IN the temperature for the last
twenty flour hours, ~ comparison with tho
date OF !att year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
R|G PARCEL NEAR FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
rntabe Life Assurance Society DspOSes OF Properly III 'oNu
street-Garaue To Be Erected on Site
Duc,ursS Buul DING IN TR AIDE FOR COUNTRY ESTATE

with tho 2. r Wood & W n. Doison
Company. has rented loft at nos. anu
10 West 45th street for q term OF years
10 Thomas Vaughn, tailor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
BROOKLYN SAL {.

r. J. Sforza has SOLD for LEONARD Id e
Tor 40 ~ I'D street nine-roou' CUT
tsge or plot A0vlm fe"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

For West Virginia. cloudy to-day; probably
showers Thursday.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York CLOUDY TO-DAY, probably followed by
shower, tonight or on Thursday HIGHT vari-
able winds mostly south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUGUST
RUTGERS ST ~ - q ef HERR 81
Phiip silver-nag AIT IVA Feiter e. a.; rnls
g. 1917 800.
sTH AVE- $50. Anna ssndhop ast CsarisS
naier e. al; Aug J. 1919. s9T5 30
236TH ST p = io5 {, % Carpenter avef
PAU <chrul AIT NoelIstead Construction % Il
a. April .. 1912 1858 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

sunrise. BOZ; sunset 100; moon rises.
II 81 moons age. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
oaici.I Record and Forecsst-washinSton

OfdiaI Record and Forecast" ashlhStoN'
Aug. 6.-The distribution Of barornetrio press
-re over the United States has not changed
materially IN the last twenty-four hours, and
temperatures continue below the seasonal aver
age N all parts OF the country east OF th9
Rocky Mountains Temperatures have risen
somewhat and are near norma on the Pac!ha
slope There have been local rains In the last
twenty-four hours in the plains states, the
upper Mississippi Valley, the upper lake re-
sion and on the south Atlantic coast while IN
all other parts Of the COUNTRY the weather re-
rnained fair No well defined storm area ap-
pears within the reld OF observation. The In
dications are that the weather will be unset
tied. with local rains. during the next thirty
six 70 forty-eight hours in the our states, the
great central valleys and the lake region while
over the Atlantic states and the Rocky Noun
tain and plstsan regions fair weather will con
tlnue. Temperatures wiz not change decidedly
In any part Of the coultry sduring the next
!orty-eight hours
The winds along the Atlantic and cast Gulf
coasts will be light variable; along the west
Gulf coast. light 70 moderate south: or the
lower lakes light variable mostly south on
the upper lakes. light 20 moderate variable
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports will have light 20 moderate variable
winds and generally fair weather u the Grand
Hanke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

PARK ST. 8 ST. q o. Mulo.rry ~ %
a st~ an,rnt ana stores 70 4x436; 0auIrat l
rs Park a. owner. 81 " Del Gaudio col Essf
fremont ave, architects; $4,000.
The Bronx.
HOE AVE " e. 80 Il o. l6Sth e.. t;uf
.,v brk tennis. 45KlO0. Fox square Builc!Es
60. William Oppenleim, T13 Nestchefter ~ n
81. architects: total cost sos, O0o.
MARMIOS AVE. Y nom bsmere "a "a
Fairrnount pl two sly hrA tennis -o9sagy
Notable Construction Co Israel Woi, III
I;rion ave. owners; Goldner GOLDBERG VI
Vas, i4atn - architects. total cost sOOoo
FREMONT AVE, ?. rs q o. Clinton ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
Humidity

N ... 6s p NJ. so & p. M. g.
Oncial observations o. United states
weather bureaus taken at .. N yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

SOUTHERN For-LrvARp 500. .
2. II - Auu's ave. i"1loe -Nl,1'Nilo.
, -, dvr. sold % 'h- plaintiff ,oT Sli'"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

SUNJN1S VIEW rOHN HIbUNt
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
TIE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transaction was reported
2, th. Pronx Real Estate EzchdnSt saier-
room yssterdaj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
Forecast for special Localiiies.-For Ne

England. Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsyl-
yanis- New Jersey Delaware. Maryland. the
District OF Columbia and Virginia, generally
fair TO-DAY and THURSDAY: not much change IN
temperature: light variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with r1m> and sddr,. sot lenders attorney
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-07

ORDERS IssUED.-The following Or
ders have been issued:
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10
FEATURES OF THIS ISSUE.

Hou UP WITH W0RK2-A Question just Now ID
hnhk WORK STOCK ESSENTIAL-We Must
Larger Horses
ifilNGS IN THE WAY-Some Changes We Must Make IN
cooD Methods Before Use Best Tools
AoOLS PAY FOR THENFSEIVES-One Farmer Has fofrn&
This True.
'pS FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER - Freess Cooker the
HOW waiter the Steam Cooker, and Others Ao
hz GASOLINE ENGINE HELPS-Does Work for Less 80
HOW nan What 1t Costs by Hand 'o
NO, Implements He Cam Use With Profit ............
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-10

LABoR-sAvING TOOLs-The an Expensive
TALKS ABOUT GOOD ToOLS-A Splendid
&
FARMERS SHOULD ACT-The ion of a New
"A. COLLEGE a o
MUST NOT FORGET-Take a LookA About he
KitcEen and
PLOWS AND PLOWING-an Article Farmer
PREPARATION THE COTTON CROP-EarIy
Spread der nd the
Harrow
UP?-Ef o OUT Dat Tools
Remain Behind d......................
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02

| The following letters remain un-
called for at the post-ofice: Mrs. j.
Ferguson, Mr.. Allie Bordeau. When
calling for these letters please say ad-
vertised.
1.-THE Angel of the Trail played in
the opera house, Thursday night, was
well attended. 1t was said by many
to be the best to visit Orleans for
! some time.
Beginning Saturday, October 5, Miss
Richmond will read to the children
each week from 80 to 80. The
first reading will be the dog story,
"Scottie and His Lady, by Margaret
Morse.
The Epworth League will hold its
first social Thursday evening, Oct. 8.
A pleasant social time has been
planned. All young people are invited
to come. Refreshments will be served.
Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Parker attended
the Orleans county Sunday school con-
vention held at North Troy last week
as delegates from the Congregational
church of Orleans. They also visited
Mr.. Parker's brother, Harry Parker,
and nephew, Bernie Parker, of that
town.
Asa Beach has reason to feel that
his time has not come yet" While
loading some millet, his horses start
ed up suddenly, pitching him to the
ground, where he landed on his head.
No bones were broken, however, and
aside from being little lame, he is
none the worse for his tumble
The Book and Thimb]e club met
Sept. Is at the home of Mrs. Fletcher.
Fifteen members were present. Sub
ject, Colonial History" Roll call,
colonial anecdotes; reading, "Promi-
nent Men of Colonial Times" Mrs.
Jones; reading, Priscilla and John
Alden,' Mrs. Wells; reading from
1.-The Scarlet Letter. Mrs Whipple
Adjourned to meet October 9 with
Mrs. Dickens.
The annual rummage sale of the Viii
lage Improvement society will be held
in the band room in the opera house,
October 25th and 18th. The sale will
open Friday at noon and continue until
Saturday afternoon at four o'clock
Every one is earnestly requested to
furnish articles for this sale. There is
demand for all kinds of clothing, es-
pecially mems heavy clothing, also
furniture, vegetables or fruit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
AddttioNa\ Orleans Nevos cN PAGE
ORLEANS

Harry Bassett left Monday night for
Tufts college.
There will be meeting of the East
ern Star at 7 80 Thursday evening.
Fred D. Pierce, treasurer, will be at
the Valley House on Tuesday, from 9
a. m. until p. N. to receive taxes.
The first meeting of the School
Street Sewing Circle was held with
Mrs. Waldo Leonard Monday evening.
Work on the road near the Skinner
house has been somewhat delayed be-
cause of Mr.. Reeds accident Saturday.
Mrs. Olive Harris of Sutton and
Mrs. Mary Packer of St. Johnsbury
were guests of Mrs. Mary Ordway last
week.
Holmes and Freehart have a year
ling which has neither tail or eyes. 1t
is otherwise of normal size and ap-
pearance.
John Parker has sold three new 1913
Overlands this week. These cars have
thirty horsepower and were held fully
equipped.
Sarah F. Hovey will be in Orleans
October to inspect the Relief Corps
All members please take notice and
plan to be present.
Mrs. S. H. Pearson and Mrs. E. T.
Keys left Tuesday for Rutland, where
they will attend the state convention
of the w. C. T. y.
A party of young people were treat
ed to a corn roast at Austin's last
night. 1t was followed by an enter
tainment, all of those invited taking
part.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02
Style, Beauty and
Comfort
and
are to be found in our entire
line of Furs

The quality of our furs will
Immediately appeal to those
who wish dependable mer-
chandise at moderate prices.
1t is the desire of every wo-
man to possess q fur coat and
when she finally decides to
purchase one it behooves her
to get the very best she can
for the money. The long fur
coat still remains the most
popular model, we are show
ing a fine assortment in the
most durable as we'll as dressy
fur coats Sable, squirrel,
Hudson seal, Russian marmot,
Surprising values in ne
canes for children. 8 to
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02
The Clarkson Furs are Dependable

blended muskrat, Russian
pony, black and sable coney
are shown in the newest mod
els.
Price Range
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02
Fur Sets of Excel
lent Quality from
$7.98 to SIS a Set

We cannot say'too much in
praise of these beautiful fur
sets. For elegance, warmth
and style, it would be hard to
equal them at considerably
more money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-02
Waists that Bespeak
Style and Dignity

IF you make your selection
from our Waist Department
you will be most agreeably
surprised with the exclusive
styles and good taste display
ed, the excellent quality of
materials and splendid work.
manship, the most remarkable
values that spell-true econ
omy. Materials shown are
brocade aud Persian effects,
peau-de-cygne, charmeuse, and
tafeta silks, In black and a
complete range of colors and
sizes. Price range
1898 to 6.98
ce range $3.50 to $40. Rain