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The sun., 1913-10-19
MUCH BUILDING IN QUEENS.
Plans Filed for ~ New Structures
Estimated 10 Cost R33S.555.

Apartments that will rent at about
Sl5 month predominate in the week :
business at the Queens Bureau Of
Buildings The total estimated cost OF
operations for which applications were
I ade was 1891 .i23, in which there were
eighty-two applications for now build
ings of an estimated cost OF $3.50
Tn" plans for the tencments provide
for all the latest improvements with a
corresponding Increased cost The
Armor Construction Company will build
a series Of four story brick tenement :
on Iialleck avenue and Athben avenue.
R!dgewood. at "A cost of $4,000 each.
Morris Blumcnstock vii! erect five three
story brick tenements on Broadway
near Thirteenth avenue, Long Island
city. at cost OF s27,500. The Si!,na n
Investors. Inc, will build five three
story tenements on Myrtle avenue. west
of Buchanan avenue, R!dgewood, at a
cost of s27,50O.
Another indication Of the rapid
growth in Queens was shown in the
South Ozone Park section, where de-
mands required the construction of a
public school plans for a 100000 struc-
ture having been filed this week. The
section has increased enormously the
past few years. Row after row Of tene-
mcnts are now located on what few
years ago were vacant lots. In order
that there may be no unnecessary delay
Supt Moore of the building bureau has
nut experts to work on the plans and
they will be passed within week. The
building will he three stories OF brick
and will he located on the Rockaway
road at the corner Of Lincoln avenue.
1t will he equipped with workshop,
science rooms cooking rooms, kinder
garten rooms and thirteen class rooms.
Ten one story frame bungalows will
hc added to the colony at Rockaway by
Thomas j. McWalters. The buildings
will cost $3.50 each. The activity in the
erection of frame dwellings, is at its
height throughout the borough. The
Cord Meyer Development Company will
erect a number of cottages in the Forest
Hill development at Euclid street and
SeminolC avenue. at cost of from $5.-
TOO to $1,000 each. Joseph :. Rourke
will erect ten two-story frame dwell
ings on Norris avenue, south of Ridge
wood avenue, Morris Park. at cost of
$4,000. The Gascogyne Realty Com
pany will erect two-story frame dwell
ings on Columbian avenue, south of
Brand street, Woodhaven. at a cost of
s2.A00 cac1. Albert l.ipps Will erect
two-story frame dwellings, on North
Hillside avenue, WOOdhaNcn.
The sun., 1913-10-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the fourth floor in i2 East Twenty
third street to l.. V. Wheeler, space In
ISL Pearl street to c. u. Meeker and a
portion Of the fourth floor In the Hanover
building, 100 and 1872 Pearl street. TO
Frederick l.. Beckerle
Daniel Biidsall & Co. have leased space
in 5I2 Broadway to Dornheimer Bros.
ard space in ll9 and l2i West Twenty
third street to the Magnet Manufacturing
Company.
stephen ". Tyng. Jr 4 c.. have leased
in s9i to 500 broadway, the fourth floor
10 Locke a. Clarke. the fifth floor tn
stanton Bros and the top floor to
I.asky & Levy; in loi Fifth avenue. the
nth floor to J. II Vernon. part Of the
seventh floor to william =. Pitcairn and
the sixth floor to Graham & Zenger in
az to 43 East Thirty-third street. the
store and basement to the New York
sample Furniture Company: in ll5 and
III East Twcnty-third street the ninth
floor to the Coney Glove Company. and In
the building at the southeast corner Of
Madison avenue and Twonty-hfth street
the twelfth floor to Henry W. I. Mali n
Co.
Myer Eondy has leased loft In $50
Bleecker street tn the Metal Socialists
Corporation Company loft in II East
Eighth street to Abraham Bauman; a
loft in Gl6-6IS Broadway to knobel d
jacobson loft in - To- l6 East Twen-
fy-sccond street to Cohen. Wiener 4 co. :;
"A loft in ill-1I3 Reeckcr street to :.
& II. Levy; n loft In 529-53I West Broad
way to Barattni a. Tosi n loft in @53-
@55 Broome street to Mlady Underwear
Company loft In l3o-l3a West Twenty
ninth street To- Louis Goldstcin for Hell
n stern loft IN II East Seventeenth
street - NJ 'ioldstcin. and IA loft in IL
10 West Third street to the Western
Flower and Feather Company.
T. a. Turner has leased the store at
lla Lexington avenue. northeast corner
of Twenty-cighth street To Morris Rosen-
baum
Clement ". Smith has leased to
1lanssler Burrell for term of three
years the store at the northwest corner
Of fremont and Washington avenues at
a rental aggregating slS.500.
The sun., 1913-10-19
L. I. CITY LOTS AT AUCTION.
Jcrc .JOhnsOn, Jr.. Co. to Oner I4o
on Dual subway Route.

The Jerc Johnson. Jr. Company an
nounces that on saturday, November \,
they will sell at absolute auction l46
lots located at the junction of Thomas
avenue. the new 200 foot Queens houle-
ward, and Greenpoint avenue, In Long
Island City. right at the Bliss street
dual subway station now building.
The lots TO he sold are located on
Greenpoint avenue. Bliss. Carolin and
cosman streets. Nelson and Anahle ave-
nues. The sale will take place on the
premises.
All the improvements have been made
and paid for, so that buyers at this sale
will not he called upon to pay assess
ments for these improvements. All the
streets in the tract have been laid out
according To the Typographical map
adopted by the city. They have all been
graded, curbed. paved and severed. In
other words, the property is ready for
immediate Improvement.
The sun., 1913-10-19
SPIRIT OF MURDERED MAN
PhOsphorus Trick to Get Confrssioa
Of Crime In India,

'AlCrrTA, oct. ~ In June an I.- e..
PLANTER in III" Azangarh district. lt"'.' =
barber. WAS found hacked 10 drHtH. .., -
pea \ number of natives were ari,-'"I
ana nv" w"r" brought To trial ~ fI.....t'
oi me sessions judge, Pundlt n.l,4 l.t
Josh. lh" Pundit has snutcn,,,. .re
man tn be hanged and two others T.. ',..r--
por'a'ion tor life acuuittins 49,. $500 ,r-
ma aiming prisoners
Not the least noteworthy fe,t.ira u, ~"
case was the manner in which We r..ur
ob'sihed the information that lrl '. -
arrest or the prisoners An Furl.-. go, .
on,'er. suspecting that "A native er....'
knew something about the orm.a tr.-. :.
ehed nm into confession by u,.r~ . D.
trick.
The man was told thar the sIr-' . ',
murdered master had indiCat"d h'.,- ..'.
hiAah' OF what had taken til' .r
spirit furthe ermore desired him =, .. fA
the police officer into dark ruru. ''..'
proof would be Afforded that the me- ."
really came from the dead 1h,L ~
darkness the servant saw a H.. ..
ihH on MS own wrist, and in otrult' o.. -
he supposed, to his masters loI.- Do
told What hs sn"w
The manifestation had h"cu y..
bN the superintendent of pUll,t ". N.
aid of phosphorus matches Ih' .rd-
ulous servant Is one OF IN" two 81"
VIII spend the remainder co. .." :
! in the Aniamans
The sun., 1913-10-19
FINE EAST SIDE HOUSE LEASED.
Mrs. Richard 1ludnut 10 Occupy -
Enst scVeuty-ninth street.

Pease & Elliman have leased for the
Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Com
pany the five story American basement
dwelling at 90 East Seventy ninth
street southwest corner of Madison
avenue. to Mrs, Richard Hudnut.
The adjoining dwelling at 1920 Madi-
son avenue was recently leased to Rich
ard Trimble. treasurer of the United
States Steel Corporation. and the
house at 20 East Seventy-ninth street
was sold last January to Dudley Oh
colt, vice-presidcnt of the Central
Trust Company. All three houses were
built about two years ago by the
Charles Buck Construction Company.
ThoTas w. Lamont of j. =. Morgan
& Co has leased the Franklin Roose-
Welt residence at ~ East Sxty-tifth
street furnished. for the winter. II is
81 foot front Ave story America n
basement dwelling located between
Madison and Park avenues.
The sun., 1913-10-19

= - Sautcr has sold for Mrs. Re-
hecca Leon the three story dwelling at
,7i Nmth street. 10 Elizabeth NJ Meyers
fur occupancy.
FRANK A. Seavcr has sold for Carl Eu-
chorhnfer "A plut >Oxloo on the north side
Of SiXty-nfth street. 2SU feet east OF Sew
,uth avenue.
visso Bros. have sold the following
DWELLINGS. 80 Union street. for NJ. Bas-
soft. to A. RIeAno 2sa Sdcictt street for
Robert Fowler. to Giro Paolillo; @'i
Sa,kett street, for the Sisters OF St
Joseph. to Giro Paol.llo: l9i Union street.
for the city Real Estate 'ompan! To
u. Esposito. and 2l3 Carroll street. Tor
LINN L RrcnnAn. 70 Joscph Maltsca.
The sun., 1913-10-19
LEASE 0LDLORD & TAYLOR STORE
Caihoun. Robbins & Co. to Move Cp.
town After 80 Years Ncar Canal 81.

William e. Walkers Sons have leased
for the estate of Ogden GOelct the
property at S95 to 500 broadway, SOUTH
west corner of Twentieth street, to-
gcther with 10 East Twentieth street
and . and II East Nineteenth street,
which comprise the main section OF the
present Lord & Taylor stree. which Is
soon to movo no on Fifth avenue. The
lessccs of the property are Calhoun.
Robbins a. Co. dealers in notions and
small wares, located for the past fifty
years at 40S and 40 Broadway, near
Canal street.
Under the term of the lease. which Is
for n term of fifteen years from Feb
ruary I. 1915. the GOelet estate is to
erect on the Nineteenth street property
comprising n plot 45x92. a ten story
frcproof building, plans for which are
being prepared by John II. Duncan. Be
sides this improveme the lease also
provides for the remodelling OF the old
buildings. which plan includes the in
staling Of n new front So that IL Will
bee in Keeping with the new structure.
The sun., 1913-10-19
FLAT FOR So CENTS A MONTH.
Three Rooms May Ne Had for That
Figure In French city.

Three tcnementS have been erected
in Havre, one of the big cities of north
ern France, in which three room Mats
may he rented for IS cents month.
Only destitute widows with children are
permitted to rent flats in the municipal
tencments. They are on the Island Of
ST. Francois and are rented from the
city by the Bureau of Charity for 20
cents year The city bought the houses
for the purpose, paying about $4,000 for
them. Another 4,200 was spent in alter
Ing the interior.
They contain laundres and other
household necessities.
The fats were hardly ready when oc-
cupicd. Fifteen fats have already been
The sun., 1913-10-19
SPARK LIT CIGARETTE.
Hut the smoker Who Made the Ex.
pertinent Dropped Dead.

BURLINGTON, la. oct. IS Evidence of
the Coroner's investigation goes to show
that H. A. Fillmore. who was instantly
electrocuted at the Nest Burlington sub
station OF the Mississippi Power ompany
to-day. met his death through an attempt
TO light cigarette from an cleo tric spark
Eleven thousand volts of electricity shot
through Fillmore's body through the Gig
arctic and he died instantly. He had been
employed by the water power company
7 for some time and had been repeatedly
cautioned to usa care about the machinery.
He had been known to light cigarette. hy
an electric spark several times and vas
warned of the danger
The sun., 1913-10-19


LYLE FARM, ios acres, on OIL Creek, v"-
ul /. Mitchell dec.
BY Joseph y Day.
i3?TH 81. - W. = :io LenoA ave
Hun'erdou Realty Construction CO 81
al. Alexander 4 \, attys. Maurice pei.h@s
ref: due, sl".5ij.l6, sub to LIST mtg. HS
isTH ST DIS T. s. c's Ave ?5>ioS. 2.
sty tn,--sophi! ierch, ,rste act u
Hart ct al, Bennett. atty; }
nnyle ref. due. IlN.to3io. taxes. &c
nth ST, si@;'is F = "a .,,Is Elegant +
sturges agt j sreth ct al: s;uIse-'
atty. II Ghetill ref due, s'i5''''
sun to q 1T 'ntes ~ so. .o"S ,s.s 80,
liTH Az T.. ,lt h-I W :, - fhth !."S
100. sty stable and factory-L + La
roche agt SAM Mitchell ct al; NJ Bus @
sell. ATTY, /. J schwaria' ref dde. sSo'
3ti.6s. taxes Sc. 5000.
ny Henry Brady.
ielST ST. 81, r, :, 80 " lst a'e. 25k
loo.ll sty ,n,--Genc Bruser as' ! !.
Isaacs ct al. action . M = H>Jnan. atty
n McNIlly. ref; due s>,l5-' sub 20 pr
LIST ST, a39 L. $ go " ist ave ays' 2'y p,
l~aa,s 81 Al. NJ UHman. atty, \
M,Natv. ref; duo. ss.lt- 10 sub 10 pr
mtg 60 600.
ia q : sly ,nti & ,,rs.-,ien- Bruder nsi
/. I-sac, ct al. H>nAn. at,y II \
McNa,ly, ref, due, s3,s@5.I'; taxes ~
$50 sub 70 pr mtg, s-Oo'",
lat 2:oS THIRD ANENuEl
BY Henry Brady.
CosrER ST, 80, : $50 Spon"ld ave, we,
:SNloc, -. ~ dv.t-\ Lscuyer s as'
ric. Deiches atty. " + Quinn ref; due
,6ss7.s>. ta>,s. 81. <l.o l..
wAsHl%GToN. AVE- l''5. W $ i2I.s
drcenebaum AZ, * y norton ., al, Krua-
man 4 r, att>s; ) NJ Schenck ref Que
The sun., 1913-10-19

taken by widows. In these are so chill
dren. When the fats are rented they
are with the understanding that the
occupants remain only so long as their
circumstances do not improve. When
Improvement is discovered the family is
ordered out to make way for one who
cannot pay more than IS cents "a month
FOR home.
Occupants are also supplied with food
II they require II. Seawecd mattresses.
shoes and clothes are distributed in
winter.
The sun., 1913-10-19
BlNI\t. " JERSEY CITY.

Nathan Fmk"l has sold lol tn lu7
Ocean avenue. FIVE three story brick build
ings with stores. on plot ?NXlco to lose
\. Mctirar,. who gave in part payment
% summit avenue. q thrc" story prlcK
dwelling. on lot 2iSl0N
Tho cstat. ~ David W. oliver has sold
To charles Pr iffcr a plot SAXON, at the
northwest corner of Wade street and
Rutgers avenue.
Joseph G Mort has sold 10 Cornelius
" Bowen ll> oak street, IA dwelling, on
lot l9xlo0.
David l.erner has sold 10 Charles f.p-
plcr l01 Arlington avenue. SIX fdmlly
fiat on plot 3lNl00.
The sun., 1913-10-19
OTHER CIT. HOUSES RENTED

Tine +. r, Wood. w II. Dolson Conf
pany has leased for Margaret NJ. Haviland
the three stor! dwelling at I6s West
Ninoty-fouith street to Mary McGrath.
The buross Company with SCHNEIDER r.
l.ieblcr have leased for the Nouguet
estate the four story dwelling at the
northwest corner OF seventh avenue and
Thirteenth street to Miss Proudfoot $
Boys Home.
shaw Il Co. have leased for the estate
of Edward Roberts the four story dwell
ing at 2il Lenox avenue, northwest cor
ner Of i22d street. to the Finnish Wom-
ems Cooperative Home
The sun., 1913-10-19

,is ,snn SAIL Perfectly appointc ted new hou,.
"nn saiagc III nest residential section ~ hurth.
"hp'oh. Mass. seat Of Smith CoIlcyc
alNo - acre w table and flower fsr,, UT.
-, ."I" u"..lhe new .uAlO0 II. greenhouse Boz
n"m, hrallhg, plant house, barn /? frrli tree,
III. iIuH oiiegc good opportunity for tutrf.
pilshg market gardener or florist
4. Also acre farm In Old HadIcy. miles ,ror
onion lhnd In Conn River Valley "a ro,, ~, lo, 49,
s"Am J.. barn, sheds &c ma pie trees ahip,dar, ,
OF Tuit building lots
MkS. y. NJ BFI.DES
& Harrison ave
Nor ,Dr
The sun., 1913-10-19
GARDEN CITN SALES.

Gage f.. Tarbell has sold for the estate
=. the late col. Wendell l.. simpson tho
colonial house on the east side of Mass ~
Boulevard. between stewart and STRAIT
fnld avenues. on a plot lnoNl5o. The
purchaser is ;. Y. Bogcrt OF New YORK !:
also for w l.. Richards the house on the
south side of Ash street between Mag
rolia avenue and Orchard street. to Harry
Davenport. VINO will occupy II also L"
the same purch>S"r another house on the
west side O. RoNhury road. between Stia.-
ford and stewart avenues.
The sun., 1913-10-19

A. 2lsi Third avenue and 1876 10 L.
East l20th street u combination two story
moving picture theatre, photo gallery
and open air moving picture show build
Ing +. t. hr erected. The building will he
o5oxI0s 2xirrerul,r in size. william
HarawitZ IS the owner. Nathan Langef'
the architect has estimated the theatre =
cost 4, sl5.o00. the photo gallery at slo.-
600 and tho open air show at $4,000. MAX
ing "A total cost OF SIS, ,0oo.
The sun., 1913-10-19
EAST SIDE TENEME<TS SOLD

Alien street. Dora Davis has sold
1s7 Allen street, five story front ana rear
tcucmonts. on lot % 6xSI6N irregular. To
the Mormat Realty Company. which
,saNe in part payment dwelling at
lgJ Eo,llu- street Brooklyn.
The sun., 1913-10-19
STATEN ISLAND PLOT nj } ER.

Cornelius O. kul'f has sold 10 William
r Flat = ulo, with a frontag" OF APP
rrnNimltcly Loo feet on the Glove road
between the Richmond road and the
little Glove road AT concord. Stapleion,
Staten Island.
The sun., 1913-10-19
HOUSE roH RENr->onrn C,noIl>l


Inh kENi Tor winter, nine room hi!u "a .1u.
vie G.. Horse, COWS and chicacns ht,,l,.,
MIS-. KATE r. POWELL. IA lfouI y &
The sun., 1913-10-19
Made Whiskry In IIis >lio.

con I'MHtS, o.. Oct - tn
ulstil "moonshinc whskry -. 'U#
ret away with IL;
II Is admitted that by dr9'r'"r
ct, tn" corn and running II thr"H.'
made still pure corn Whl-h"} u.
>rlopcd But the farmer l>'
this il to b" tested in the cuur'.
X toonry. Allen county tdrn''.
he has been dong II Tor ten ''a.-
arrested by detectives aud "
ccu'ed
The case will he of Interest
the State as II test, as n larr"
up TO date farmers have III r"'
installed grain silos and II lar
of farmers have developed o..
corn whiskey.
The sun., 1913-10-19
TO LET-lNFJHNIsut,
isRsD>N.
BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AIIENTlON-Arc YOU looking TO b,iv , ,i,..
no'n' IN TWO family detached brick house A..
""v 'ooins, : hhlhs' steam hcae hardwood WIN.
open plumbing va and cl.c'rIr .,d ,., g, a.,
~ 'Ntl hdnn'r Price SgiV Term, {. 'yI
Usn i'm PaNinrht down. halarCc ON easy ',rr,,
'''"s'S "ich ior M pcCtion, also SundaI
OHARA bros
-sfh ~. and Meb>t,r
The sun., 1913-10-19
REAL. ESTATE FOR ExCu>.,r

>~~-"~-~>-7~-~-->~~-~ ~>~>>~~~-,----------
,MpDERS IL room cottage. corner plot lloI' 3D.
iion. Frccpor, '''' '''
SEAi.N. Frecport or T. Courts,
The sun., 1913-10-19

LYLE FARM. l03 acres on OH Creek, N"-
mango co. Ta.-EXrs' sale, est Of sam
u, l. Mitchell. doc.
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WITH n
CHURCHES

(The items In this column are furnished
the Register by the press orrespondent
OF the various churches and societies. All
churches and societies have the same
privileges In the use of this coiumn.)
Charles Kimball Hoyt, of Huron Col
lege, will occupy the Presbyterian pull
pit next Sunday morning and evening.
Morning subject at the U. P. church
will be the First Choice" Regular
service in the evening at 7:3O. Note
change in hour.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Tween
tieth Sunday after Trinity, October 5,
1913. 10:a. m. Sunday school; II a. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon: 1880
p. m. Evening Prayer and Address. All
are welcome.
First Church of Christ Scientist,
Sunday service at IL o'clock a. m. sub
iect, "Unreality." Mid-week meeting
at s o'clock p. m. Reading room open
Wednesday and Saturday from 2 to 4
o'clock p. m. All are welcome. Corner
9Th street and 9Th avenue.
@ @ @
At the Baptist church Sunday, Oc-
tober 5, DR.. Tilden will speak in the
morning on "The Method Of the Be
levers Transformation" In the even
ing a continuation Of his vacation trip
through the Rockies, Vancouver, Seat
tie and Mt. Tacoma. Chorus choir
directed by Prof. Hedge. Wednesday
evening bible study. All evening SER
vices begin at 7:3O after October list.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

For week ending, September 9th,
1913, furnished by the Brookings Coun.
ty Abstract Co:
Henry o. Arneson to Otto Arneson,
Quit Claim Deed, Lots s., 6, and 2,
Blk. Z, Morehouse Add. and Lot 8 in
Blk. 4 Folsom's Add, all City of
Brookings. $1.O0.
William R. Littlefield to w. H. Rogers,
Wy. Deed, Lot Z in Blk. 2, Volga.
$500.
Albert Rutzen to 1. A. Herrick, Cont.
for Deed, N. E. u OF the N. E. "; s.
E. u of the N. E. Y and N. w. " OF
the N. E. u 16-109-47. $S,400.
Brookings Land & Trust Co., al c.
w. Smith, Cont. for Deed, E. " OF
the 8. w. u 7-110-51. $4,000.
G. A. Korte, to Charlotte Putnam, Wy.
Deed, Part Of the s. e. u of the s.
w. Y 25-11O-49 8 acres. 500.
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NOTICE OF BIDS

Notice is hereby given that indie
pendent School District No. 90 of
Medary Township, Brookings County,
S. D., will receive sealed bids for the
construction of a school house in said
district up until one o'clock p. m,
Saturday, October 25, 1913. Plans and
specifications for the building may be
seer at the office of the clerk Of said
township.
The district reserves the right to re-
ject any Or all bids.
N. T. Nelson, =
Clerk Independent School District
No. 80, Medary Township.
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This 10 an Occupation That Calls Fos
No Special Skill.

This 10 an Occupation That Calls Fns
No Special Skill.
Buttons have an irresistible fascina
ton in these days for the clever hom.
dressmaker. for they put within her
reach a practically Infinite number OF
effective touches for her frocks which
will take from her very little in the
way Of either time or money.
A pretty button can be made by first
covering the padded mold with white
silk and putting over this two thick
nesses Of silver gauze decorated with q
little cluster Of steel beads-in the cen
ter-frOm which radiate half a dozen
or more loops Of reseda green chenille.
Narrow shaded ribbon can be woven
into a charming button cover. A four
dalton should be cut from white silk.
On this lay short lengths Of the ribbon,
the edges touching. and sew the ends
securely. Then, with a needle thread
ed with ribbon, darn in the reverse
pieces. If liked a tiny frill made OF
slightly gathered ribbon may be sewed
around the edge Of the button.
Motifs cut from lace which has pass
ed its days of usefulness In the ordi.
nary way can do their part toward
making fancy buttons. A small daisy
pattern tackled to white silk and work.
ed over in satin stitch In any color pre-
ferred with a few French knots added
will make an embroidered button that
ia dacidedlv eyDensiye in aD~Dearance
On cloth or velvet a button covered
with velvet and trimmed with q fine
braid In a fancy mixture Of colors may
be used The braid can be knotted in
the enter and radiate toward the out
er rim. where the separate bits should
be connected by a single strand of the
braid. with knots to keep all in place.
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THE FAD"

Hoyt's famous comedy "A Midnight
Bell" two thousand feet Of funny farce
filed with thrilling features. Have
you eve lived in a small country
town? Do you remember the sewing
circle, the spell down, the church
bazaar, and the events of that pic.
turesque community? Don't you often
recall the village school teacher, the
squire, the redoubtable constable and
other small town types? Come and
live those days owe again-enjoy once
more the humor of those characters
and the memories of yesterday. To be
shown in two uproarious reels at The
Fad, Friday, October Bird.
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AUCTION SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the old Mcknight place, 1
mile south and 2 miles east of Brook
ings, and / mile north and 3 miles
west Of Aurora on
Friday, October 10,
at 10 o'clock. the follow
ing described property:
17e - Head Of Livestock - 178
IL Head Of Horses bay mares
coming 8 years old, well matched and
will weigh $500: / bay gelding coming
3 years old. weight 1900; gray gelding
3 years old. weight 1900; brown mare
Z years old. weight 1900; bay gelding 8
years old. weight 1900, good family
horse. 4 yearHng colts, Q mares and 2
geldings, Z bay mare spring colts.
Is Head Cattle-17 choice milk
cows. 2 fresh now, s fresh In Novem-
Der. 10 will be fresh in February and
March. The last ten are giving good
mess OF milk at present time. One
registered bull s months old. 2 grade
bull calves 3 months old; s heifer
calves. Cattle are all high-grade Hol-
stein and extra good stun.
Sheep-100 high grade Schropshire
ewes. 2 and 3 years old. Q registered
bucks.
Hogs-40 spring shoats and / pure
bred Duroc Jersey boar.
Machinery 7-foot Mccormick bin.
der with trucks, / new Mccormick
mower. I s-shovel culdvator. used 2
years; l 4-shovel walking cultivator;
Il surface cultivator; I 4-section wood
lever drag: / +secton steel lever
drag; I Boas harrow: / studebaker
wagon triple box. good ~ new: ]
steel truck wagon; / spring wagon; 2
grain drills; 1 corn planter; / Moline
rang pillow; / 1S-inch sulky plow; !
fsed grinder: ! ct Of heavy work bar
nsss; - chiohsns: 50 tons Of hay.
Household soods-Cols burner; din