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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
North side Mortgage corporation 10 ~
beth springfield. 81 -.

North side M0rtgaG" corporation 10 fiika-
beth Springstead 81 ."o
same TO charles Glare and ano $500
Matthew Z Bogert 60 juStis Wakslce. nom
Lon Piyor It g. oNrE 10 sam klauber
and 1uo. trIs - ssstsi. nom.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Samuel Schultz
man - asstsJ. $4,000.
same TO Title Guaranty and Trust Co.
$1,000
Guaranteed Mortgage 90 to Jennie Heyman
prank . Mathew and ano. trus. to Mary
& O. CLARK. 81 800.
Edmonth Realty 60 to Columbia knickcr-
booker Trust 60. 5000
Frank y HlI To- Gustavo zimmerman.
MARY T Martin guardian. to Minnie n $
Cornell. 5000
Bron 'l savings Bank 10 Rachel L BARLEY
''J Henry pI Muller 70 Margaret smith stcoo
Manuel \ Gonzalez and ano. ears To VIII
tam Patton. trlf 5000
Henry Schnicr 20 Nic'orino Nohro. $1,000.
Joseph ! Lofchi 10 pasqualc clement. nom
Icon Pier 10 samuel Kapber and ano irus'
Sl2.1Op
Annie Engesuau 70 Man Jokinsky. 500
BENJAMIN y MINIS 20 Henry I.ubb". Sloen
There's Rau"our 10 william Nnchl' S.'c
BrcN oort Real Estate 60 10 Ne" YORK Trust
Agnes p X Barlow n Henry J Rcehl. 81. 900.
New York Life Insurance co 10 LAWYERS
Mortgage 60. SiSo
Anna ! Fulton 10 Grace r McEwcn. $50 coo
Elizabeth u Miller ct al. trustee. to John +
& Wstter: S3oi3.
Frederick Hermann 81 al 20 John schue-
C.Ts. $500.
hannah Walach ct al. cxrs. 10 Lawyers
Mortgage 90: $4,000.
Cayuga COUNTY savings Bank TO Lawyers
Mortgage 90. $4,000.
Mary McGrath to Herman wife; 81
Anna Fantel 20 Vim T Fantci, 5000
Marguerite Chauveau 10 Harry i Louchheim
e. al. trustees S24.WO
John \ Mcvickar TO Title Guarantee and
Trust 20. So 600
Sarah Wiener 10 Barnard Spestor 500
benjamin + Jackson to May II Leonard
81 OOO
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 10 Min +
Palmer trustee SliDpp
Pittsburgh Life Insurance and Trust co 70
lawyer Mortgage Co, 10000.
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AMSTERDAM AVE. W 5. . Il Of 6oth s..
25x75 samuel Parsons 70 Esther Bogen, OF
ney. u 3 Getz. 2Os Christopher ave. Brooklyn.
LEN0N AVE. 81 :. ~ 6xloo; Selars
Holding co 10 Edwin { Mulligan., $40 West
147th st mtg $4,000 July !, 500.
% AVE. 1858. 20NG6; Joseph Kapsn %
Irene 3 Morgan. 2l51 18th ave mtg $4,000
July 5. 500; attorney. LAWYERS Title lnsur
9TH ST. n s, 200 II v Of LIST ave, 91N92. 2:
Leon Pier CT al oXrs, to Leon Pier, loot
iITH ST. 384 East, 25YQ4. 80. Giuseppe Zuc
caro- to Rosina Genaro 400 Fast nth st; AL
liens: July <. $780, attorney. " Nickers, l'-
10TH At. 40 West. 1SI11921 foreclosure
June 30j: Guy Van Amringe. ref. 10 Mutual
Alliance Trust co, 81 Wall st tmtg So 900
July .; $2.7o0; attorneys Stoddard Mack
59TH ST. 900 East sly brk. 15x1oo :,
Aug T. Wiegers 10 hheo g Wicgers. 200 East
seth ST; all liens July I; 81, attorney. John
6aTH sT. ~ :. $50 T. Of West End ave, 251
ll55 Riverside Association 10 freGerick *, "
Bourne Oakdale. Long Island. June i3; SO
500 attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance 60 loo
sisT ST. 8 s. 1865 It Of LIST ave 25Elo2, :.
Fast SGD ST mtg SIS. OOW July I. 500. attor
ney. VI Carl Levine. 40 Nassau -.
ogaGTTH ST, n $, 262S II Of On aye 3. So. tx
Greenwich Conn; July 2: SEQ. attorneys
Strong & Cadwalader. 40 Wall At
10TH ST. 322 East: { sty brk. @JNloO ~
Virginia RegisiTo to Rosie GuslIeImeiu 522
East lO4th 81 mtg $500; July I. 500; at
torney Leo Schafran. 81 Chambers II.
1OSTH ST. II East: = sty brk. l7NlOoNi
Emma l. Crawford to Lillian y Koepke, i3?2
Pacific 81. Brooklyn mtg S1i.jpl, July 3. 81
attorney. l. Tharum. 10 Broadway.
131ST ST. 21s West: sty brk. l6sx99 II
Ethel Mearson 20 Max IDwenstein. 3H ~
AIMS ave mtg Sll .nlJ): June 30: 500, attor
ney. Max Nonfried. 800 Broadway.
l3GTH ST. GU7 and COS West. - GN99 /;
Mason Realty 60 10 John J Mcbride l@Oi
Sth ave; all liens; July I, 81. attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust CO. 176 Broadway.
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LARGE APARTMENTS FIGURE IN TRADE
investors Take in Part Payment Fifth Avenue Mercantile Build
ing for Two Houses Now in Course Of Construction
RESALE OF LOFT IN WHITE STREET FOR CASE

change salesroom, Nos. "A and is Nesey
street:
BY Samuel Marx
GOLD ST. 60 and "a. $ 64l u Of Beck
man st. IS 4x636x irreg, = sty loft and store
bldg. sold 10 William Mundt. party In IN
terest, for S37,loO.
BY Henry Brady
18TH ST 90 West, :. $40 II W Of 7th ave,
l9x9a H. 3 sly dwg; sold TO the plainuh FOR
$1,000
18TH ST a27 W. n s. 32i It " Of 18th ave,
1890 II, sly dUg, sold TO the platinum
for $1,000
1ST AVE 1859. W S. &c II s Of 0sth st. Is TX
lo0X rcg sly dwg. sold 10 the plaintih Tor
$4,000
By Joseph p. nay.
1ST AVE. 2294. S @ cor 18th st. 1s.lixI5. {
sly teumt and stores; sold TO the PLAINTIFF for
So $50
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph Z. ray.
HUGHES AVE. $3.50 @ s. .2g4 Il Of Ford
ham rd l4.5xS7.G, . sty d"g; sold 10 the
plaintiff for 81 -.
ls0TH ST. 35T East. n s. ~ IT OF Tiebou'
aIo. 21N2o sly tenmt. scll 10 John J Has
ceriy for $1,000.
CEESTON AVE 2Ts0. y ,or 10Th e. 20 IL
60 . sly dwg, sold TO the plaintiff for &C. 100.
BY J. II. Mayors.
OAK TERRACE. 8 $50 n Of Bcekmsn
ave, j0xlOO, vacant. sold 10 the plaintiff fol
$1,000
BY Joseph L. Wells Co:
229TH ST. " cor Paulding ave, 95Ilii.
sold 10 james Berone for 50 $50.
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The Bronx.

BRIGGS AVE. 2G61. " s. 22x772N.2 TX
"a To- Nathaniel 3 sawyer to stephan Wass-
nor 2G9o Briggs ave omtg $4,000, July Z.
500. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
GLAND I'VE. s - cor 18Th st. 5ov5o;
Dennis W Moran 10 Charles Nesslc, 1906
Grand ave: July Z 800: 7ttorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. l7G Broadway.
FOREST AVE, W S. 226.7 (; ~ 1Glst 81.
72Ty92. Caroline \ Dpmoncy 10 Ldw j,
Thomas j. Mary and John j Stccran. So
Forest ave; June -. 81: attorney TiGJ
Guarantee and Trust Co. 17G Broadwsy
JACKSON AVE, q :. 100 Z; 2 Of 1jlst
st. J0XlO3; Irwin Realty co to Robert Fulton
Realty GO. 4 Great Jones ST. July I - 500.
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 100 Broadway.
LOT 1. parcel .. map sub-div estate Of
William b ogden, Highbridgc: Frances NJ
town. y Y (mig $500, June II. 81, ad-
dress r JuuFe. Corgers. y y
SANE PROPERTY; Anna VIII TO Emil
.Tunge. Congers (Clarkstownl. Y; July
lots 81 to 81. parcel 81. map william b
Eckstcn. 915 Greene ave Brooklyn tmtg
S1..320); June 80; 800: address. 200 Broad
way
lots and 10. map sub div lot / on map
Clason Point: Arthur J Dessa 10 Hudson p
Rose co, 81 West 10th st tmtg 5000 Nov .
1912. 81
l56,h 81. runs u 10 vs. 2 I'd ave = 20X "
. 10 bog: strip; Hy I. Morris 2. al "a Thomas
y Holland LeOnia y J c; all title, March
10. S4s.610: attorney, WrIy. 1895 Boston
road.
SAME PROPERTY; John 4 Foley. rs as
slCnee IN bankruptcy OF Francis ] Barretto.
to same. q c; all tue March % 81
ROGERS PL. q :. $50 II OF Wcstches-
ter ave, jOX9O: Rachel Kantor TO Max KAN
ter. ~ West 10Th st. June -, 800 attor-
nev. Hy KuntZ. G3 Park Row.
TlEBOTT AVE. " cor 1S0th p. 1o0X2j I.
Fannie weinberg to John Watson. North
port. Long Island (mtg $2S.O00): May 10: 81;
attorney. Bryan: Park Realty co. East
i2d ST.
TREMC Mt AVE I77th ST.. n c s. old lines.
at Boston road. runs 121.3X ok
o COX 96.j to ave n " 1924 to Dcg +,
Caroline G. storey 10 Cornelia T. Mccormack.
- Grove 81. Middletown. y Y. Hll liens. b
and s. June % 500: attorney. Title Guar
aztec and Trust 90. l76 Broadway
I'D ST. s. 1O0 II Of Avenue c or Castle
I'm ave 1O0x10Sx10jx10s. Unionpcrt; Fred
erick Rogers 10 Sarah 4 DAILY PAS West
iO5th ST: May Il: 500: attorncy. John Ka-
del oOGg Westchcsttr ave.
1+2D' ST. az Easr. = s. lJ21o0: Thomas
Dalton 10 Mary Dalton. $40 Last 1921 81
trurg 5000: Jane -; 81 attorney. Michael
J sullivan Wills ave and 14Sth st
IGSD ST SIS 22J6 n or Mclrose ave.
KcuhI 1856 Rogers ave (mtg So 250D: July
!. attorney, VI N Latner. $50 Fulton st.
Brooklyn.
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REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Stubenvoll, who recently &C
ouired from Josephine Raabe the plot. 50X
100 feet on a corner Of the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. will improve 1t with
an apartment house.
Justice Giegerich has appointed Henry
Brady receiver Of No. 327 East 9th street
pending foreclosure proceedings.
Albert o. Gaiser. formerly with the
Julius Friend, Edward NJ Levi Company,
rs now associated with Spear e. Co.
A. l.. Guidone has given IN part pay
ment for the property ~ No. IA Feather
bed Lane he purchased from r. }. Flan-
agan on Monday nine room house. on a
plot 50xl27 feet, on Gfasnere avenue,
interlaken Joseph A. Stern was the
broker.
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LIS PEN DENS.

LOTS - ard -, map Of $50 lots OF Hunts
Point Realty co, Tho Bronx: Prospect In,
,esting 30 AIT Marpay Realty co ~ 81
lforcciosure Of mortgageD: attorney. w
Collins
JEROME AVE. q s. 229.2 n Of l1Ith
81. 25Nl0Oli Frank Spadaccini agt J2hm
Schrcibor 81 al ,counterclainD attorney J.
Donollan.
STANTON ST. ri. and Essex ST. lo4;
the Warm 1gt Emile Garside Il al lactioH
10 FOR ..lo,e mechanics Hem, attorney, l.
FREEMAN.
2GTIT ST. ~ and ~ West: Morris Hocn ,
berg agt \ j Crawford Co ct al action "
forscI2ss m sshauic's HEM: attorney, T. Froi-
man. 49,,
PARK AVE. 1850: Artemss 3 smith asi
Bertha - Welch ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage: attorney " II Bowman.
JEROME AVE. n cor Southern BouIe
ward 5nxiiI1i: Ida ! Raw agt Patrick }
Sloysn - al foreclosure or mortsase)' at
torncv W II Peck
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10TH ST. 3I5 East Rosenboom Rahlno-
witz & Goldst"iu ast Harry 4 Goldberg ct
al: Juno 20. igi3, $1,000.
10Th ST. COZ West and Sth ave. iS9:
Edw NJ OBric1 ngt Lawrence Bolognine et
al: Aug -, 1912 tcancellcdD; S2.TIl o..
SAME PROPERTY; Louis Y Bergman agt
game: Iuiv -. 1872 tcancellcd): 500.
| SAME PROPERTY BENJAMIN Reiner agt
same. july II. 1912 tcancelIcd): $203 80
SAME PROPERTY; G II Southland 60 agt
same. July Is, 1912 (cancollcdb; SlT2 90
SAME PROPERTY. Lorenzo Rosario agt
same. july -. 1872 tcancclcdb: Si60.
SAME PROPERTY. New York Metal cell
ing 90 agt same; July -. 1871: tcancelledl !.
500
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name ami address Of lessee
JULY s

AMSTERDAM AVE. II " cor 6lst ST. all
Chrystine N Raschc and ano 20 Rudolph II
Paukow, . yrs from May !. 1919; $500
address. West 9th ST.
GRAND ST 80: store. \ O Realty Cor
poration to Max Goldst,in. yrs from july
!. 1913; $3.50. address 221 East 69th 81
STANTON ST. -; store; Elizabeth De Yer
20 Monroe ECkstein Brewing 60. yrs from
July /. 1918. 81 900. address. Castleton Cor
nerS, station Island.
WALKER AVE. 1850: store. John Wholey
90 Alexander : Fiukclstein; yrs from May
1. 1913. $500. address. 90 West 18th st
ID AVE. 9iq: store. etc. Bernhard hclh
10 seymour Rice; . yrs from May !, 1913.
$500. address 913 I'd ave
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JAIL AND FINE FOR ex.MAYoR.

Atlantic City, July s.--Henry Gertzen,
proprietor of the Elephant Hotel, at Mar
gate City and once Mayor Of that resort,
on Absecon Island. was sentenced to-day
by Judge Cole, at Mays Landing, 10
fifteen days in Jail and 10 pay fine Of
$50. Gertzen's place was raided and he
escaped, bis wife. with her baby in her
arms. blocking pursuit. Later GerTzen
surrendered.
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TO LEASE OLD CEMETERY.

The old cemetery al Nos. 329 and S5l west
2eth street lust west of Eighth avenue,
where there has been 10 burial for sew
enty-five years, is to be disposed Of by the
members of Washington Square Methodist
Church, owners OF the property. who
voted TO transfer the dead TO a plot IN
Mount Olive Cemetery, Cypress Hills. 4
mineral water manufacturer will rent
the property, which measures 3I6xSS9
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CREATIONS.
.ILLl y.
Manhattan.


CHRYsTIE ST. 81; to sty tenmt + U
CARPENTER, 81 William. st, owner N Muher'
1l5 Nassau st, architect; $4,000.
The Bronx.
18TH ST. 49s 3 sty frame dwlg. 2.3h
As II: Alexander Bonnsne. premises. owner
John II Duncan, 20S 9th ave, architect' cost
$500. -.
10th ST. ;, 200 It OF Sd ave; sty ork
brewery. G3SXj3s Liberty Brewing 60. on
premises. owner. Arthur J Dnnkle, it9 NeS'
la3d ST, architect: cost. $500.
VAN NEST AVE. n y, - IT " OF MeiNiue
ave. sty srImc store aud dvlg. 2loxoi'
Louis Frey, Ir. on premises. owner; Anton
Primer, 1853 Westchester ave, architect cost
sJ01.
18th ST. eli. sty brk store and tenmt.
81 GN53; Antonio Maine, on premises, owner
Robert Glerm, 1903 Guion pl architect COST
$3.50.
iG5TII ST. 1876: sly frame dvlg, 2on4b,
Mrs Grace Hannery. lG2 West Goth st, owner
W Reid. 1923 Summit ave. architect. COST
500
l41ST ST. 339. sly brk dwlg, l7.ixio: Ellen
Drury, on premises. owner. \ Hedman' 81
Fulton st. Brooklyn. architect; cost, $500
MORRIS PARK AVE, . cor Cruger ave
~ sty frame church. 81 6S10; New York So
clety Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 100
9th ave. owner; r j Kelly, 6i3 Morris ParH
ave, architect cost $1,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and al
torneyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manb attain

BLEECKER ST 1919. 20x9s: Gianbatista
PerazzO to Title, Guarantee and Trust Go, l7J
Broadway. due as per bond. July I; $1,000.
CLINTON ST, ~. s 25NlO0. MaksZ Wi
ner to Harry J Friedman. 229 East 18th ct :
yrs. g per cent; July / $1,000: attorney, J ]
Berman BAG Broadway.
CANNON sT. 81. 2JxIO0: David stein and
ano - William + Heide 6S West oath at: 3
WIS. q per cent: July :: $1,000; attorneys.
Amend G Amend. 1l9 Nassau 81
LUDLOW pr. 20. 9.1N75. simon Goldstein
20 Miriam ruckcrmann. iT22 18th ave. Brook
iyn: due as per bond July 3. $1,000; attorney
y @'..ermann. go broadway.
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" 1 III O.
Manhattan.

ID ST. 20 and 81 East for sty garage,
5Ox72. 8. Philip Weeks estate ll9 West IOth
ST. owner, W p Seayer. 80 9Th ave- architect
$4,000
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The Following transactions were record
cd yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

MIDDLE AGED COUPLE Christians), no chill
dren, want few weeks board a farm
where no other boarders are taken VIII pay
seS per week. Advise With full particulars
q. D.. l3i Last i2d ST.. New York CIty.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and at
torneN.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MO-, NTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS" the
lackawanna Railroads new Summer Book
VIII hclp YOU plan your vacation. Free at
Ticket Offices. Bway. cor. wall St. cor. How .
ard ST. cor. 2Sth ST., cor AID st. New York.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

SAME PROPERTY: Alexander Jonn ct
agt same; Aug -, 1912 (cancelled) 300
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NORFOLK ST, III; 25xloO Joseph Ba;haSea
TO Jacob bernstein. 1900 Madison ave; due as as
per bond ,pTI9r mtg mtg s3o,oo@; July !; sow
WEST END AVE, " cor Of 65th st 25 sI.,
100. Margaret McGrath to Mary McGrath. 80 50
West Goth ST. yr, per Gent; July q $l'Vo'
IsT AVE s73. 25xlOO: Jennie Gladstein 10
Carrie Esberg' i29 East 18th st. instals, PEI
cent; MAY N,5oO; attorneys, Kantrowitz
5TH ST. 6l9 to Cos East = j0xa7; Joseph
Baumann and ano To Alexander Pfeiner' ~
East e6th St W. per cent prior nv. mtg
$4,000 Juiy :; $1,000; attorneys Ahs''i"
Gath 81, 46 and IS West. :. JoN9s .;
BrosdWay, l45 and ,l453 cor Of 4 lsd, st,
way, 1894. :. 2sl1xs6 10; Greenwich st.
So and -. s. s2N-; Front 81, e." $ * II
w. W. S'She 81 x o.: Vs. VS. -oH1?a eS,n a3ssoS:
Whitehall St 81. n = 243x29. Augusta =
Bowen TO Cornelia Seymour. 78I 9TH aye, due
as per bond June rs; 100 attorneys blahc!'
46TH ST, 30 East ) sty brk, 26xl0O ..
Mary Cream 70 Emigrant industrial sasSSinnnsn
Bank. 81 Chambers st; yrs; July I. $l2Wo'
18TH ST. 200 East ljxlO0i; Theodore q
Virgins to Marie WiGgers. 700 East 18th st;
attorney, John d Kohrs 1851 % ave.
GID ST 5, 6s II e Of Madison ave, ''E
1908; Rivoi Realty co to state Realty ana
Mortgage Co. II Pine ST. yr, per cent July
73TH ST. III West; 2OxlO22; Helen Nc.
Grath 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Go. lao
Bros dway; due as per bond: July :, $4,000;
i00TH ST i05 East. . sty brk, 3IlXloo u
william l. Calm aud ano TO Excelsior savings
Bank, 20 West 23d ST: yrs. So per cent;
June "a. $4,000 attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. l16 Broadway.
1OiTH ST. 800 East: { sty brk 2jxioo II f.
Rosie Gugliclmctt to Virginia Registro. "a
New Chambers st; 3 yrs. per cent; July !,
81 500; attorney Leo schafran' oil chambers
st.
10TH ST. s. 2c5 It Q Of eth ave, 2oNioo !
George II Burt 20 Charles u Miller. 100 Wesl
sOth 81; yrs: July /; 10000 attorneys. SUIT
& Phpps, ll3 Fulton 81.
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LAKE GEORGE. "A summer Paradise"
Booklets at all Information Bureaus
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II, Best Line 10 Montreal Through Pullmans
/ NJ from Grand central Day and Night
~ The Delaware 4 Hudson Co.
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LONG ISLAND.
MANHATTAN BEACH

SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEZES.
Celebrated musical concerts Open air Res
aurant Americas lending seashore Hotel
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change salesroom, Nos. "A and IS Nese
street:
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
CATsKILLS.
Rt,E><MERE ccA.T1,s!KF1i2LnEs

NOW OPEN. Finest Hotel I'm tho Catskins
Golf Tennis. Boating. Swimming Pool Music.
New Garage. 100 Rooms 10 Bathroom suites.
For Booklet and other information. address
9. W. PECK. Proprietor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Reception at Cal. junction

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith
gave q reception for the T. d.
r. Club and other friends at
their home Wednesday even
ing. The evening was spent in
music and reciting after which
supper was served. Miss YER
ma Coulthard was toast mistress
and several speeches were made
by Mr.. Hoag, Mr.. Irwin, Mr..
Smith and Mrs. Smith.
Those were present as fol-
lows, Ethel and Christie House,
Flora and Mary Cleaver, Verna
Nita and Rita Coulthard, Del
la Finley, Louise Dayhuff.
Ethelyn Shelton, Louis Smith,
Hart Smith, Chas Hammond.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Hoag, and
son Muriel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coul-
thard. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Coul
thald.
Miss Louise Smith gave a
party in honor of her seven
teenth birthday at her home
near Cal. Jet. The evening
was spent in games and music
At eleven thirty Mrs. Smith
assisted by some of the girls
served a two course supper.
Those present we're as follows,
She rman, LIE Roy Qaist, Earl
Smith, Everett Stewart, Chas,
Hammond, Oscar House, Gar
ret House, Verna Coultnard,
Hazel House, Della Finley,
Ethe]vne Shelton, Louise Day
huff, Fern and Eva Eddie, Mary
Cleaver.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Camp Great Success

The encampment has been
more than successful this year,
both from the standpoint of the
faculty. The position of the
grounds is irreproachable. II
is situated in a large grove OF
trees, so that the boys do not
lose the skin on their faces be.
cause of the sun. A large
pond, with all the diving and
sliding apparatus a lover of
water sports could desire, is
close at hand and electricity
and running water are accessi-
Bile.
With the exception of the
fight OF Monday night, and the
mayor assured the command
ant there would be no repeti-
tion of the offense, no difficulty
has arisen with the citizens of
the town. In fact, they have
given their most sincere COOP
Grafton to the boys to make
their visit an enjoyable one
The city has invited the cadets
to make their camping ground
Missouri Valley again next
year and the boys would be
more than willing to accept.
Omaha Bee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
A PERSONAL LETTER.
Mrs. Greve Writes to Those Who Sui.
fer from Eczema.

II want others who suffer from
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had a serious trouble with my
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ance but it itched and smarted dread
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The first application of Saxo Salve
relieved them and soon cured them
entirely and for cracks in the fingers
Saxo Salve does wonders."-Mrs. w.
G. Greve, Binghamton, N. Y.
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Pisgah Post Office Robbed

Some time last night bur-
glars broke into the Miller store
at plsgah, which also contains
the pest office, and secured a
smali amount of money by pry-
ing eff a drawer. They did
not get into the safe which con-
tanned be post office receipts.
1t is also said they broke into
tho Lane store but nothing of
vslle was secured. Sheriff
Rock and County Atty. Nc
Laughlin went up there early
this morning as locol talent Is
suspected.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a TO RIA
How To Help The Corn Crop

There is danger of immature
corn. There will be a great
deal of immature, unsound corn
next fall if present conditions
do not change materially.
Late rains delayed the plant
ing two or three weeks. On
June LIST, much corn is still be-
ing planted. What was planted
before the rainy weather set in
is just showing above the
ground. Few farmers have
done their first cultivating at
this date. (June 3rd.)
Killing f1osts may usually be
expected between Sept. 18th
and Oct. LIST, which would
catch the corn before it is ripe.
Top dressing the crop with
200 to 400 lbs. per acre of ferti
lizer Analysing from l to 2 per
cent ammonia, 8 to IL per cent
available phosphoric acid and 2
to 4 per cent potash, will do the
work. This top dressing is
best applied sometime before
the corn reaches IL to 18 inches
in height. 1t can be distributed
through the fertilizer dropper
of a grain drill.
How to apply the plantfood.
When using the grain drill
for this purpose, if the shoes or
the disks are taken off, fertili-
ger can BE- applied to the corn
without disturbing the plant.
One of the simplest and most
effecti 1e WAYS to apply the dis.
tributor. This impleme 1t is
carrie d in stock by large nipple
ment manufacturer, and can
be obtained at a comparatively
small pric. 1t is especially
built for the distribution of fer
tiljzer, and can be regulated 80
that as small a quantity as 200
lbs can be evenly distributed.
The fertilizer should be ap
piled just before a cultivation
II the ground is stirred to 9
depth of 3 to 5 riches by culti-
walton. the plantfood will he
brought into immediate reach
of the feeding roots.
Something must be done if
much of the corn is to be well
matured by fall. Top dressing
is good practice.
Nitrogen hastens stalk
growth, phosphoric acid and
potash push forward the matur.
ing of the crop, and the filling
of the ear.