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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Dwelling House Rentals.

SIawsoa & Hobbs have rented 1o1
!. T.. EvtinCe the four and one-halt
,tory American basement dwelling, 200
West End av.. to =. j. Darlington tol
q term Of years. ,oo
The Clark Estates have leased lZ9
West I'D 81. 20 George II. Kent.
Pcasc & Gilman have leased foi
Lloyd c. Griscom the dwelling mouse
Of Orange, y. j. ~
H. C. Senior & Co. leased the dwell
inc ~ 145 West G1st st. TO Mrs. Et-
finger for TWO years.
Siawson & Hobbs leased for W. r..
peters the four and one-haf story
American basement dwelling, 2G2 West
g1tb St.. to B. j. Malloy for term OF
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Many Attend Edgemere Sale.

The Lancaster Sea Beach Improve
ment Company sold los lots at auction
in Edeemere SATURDAY.. by BRYAN l..
Kennedy. for total of S58.S3O for the
lots and s35.575 for the cottages. Only
seventv-siv lots remained unsold. The
average price for the lots was S540.
The highest price Oaid for anv single
lot was 500. three Of them gong at
that price. two on NEPTUNE az. to Harry
Aerv and one on Glenwood az. OIL the
bav front. TO y. Micro.
The cottages were sold as follows;
a thirteen room house on Surf av. TO
/. HIGGINS for $4,000; an eight room
house on Beach av. 10 ". D. Marcney
at $500: cottage or Beach av. to
Joseph II. Bemis fox $4,000: an Ocean
az. cottage 10 ". 7. Fairbanks for
sC.4OO. and another cottarc on the same
avenue 70 W. Ingram for S6'215.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
FARCE or ANTIQUES"
rom World,s Work

From Worlds Work.
We see incoming ships loaded with
the secondhand or counterfeit art OF
the Old World. We see great enter
prise buried under this levy from
Egypt, Greece and Rome. We see the
meaningless garland Of the Beaux
Arts strung from cornice to cornice
and many structures in this land
tangled with traceries borrowed from
other lands. We see our city build
ings, our state and national build
ings, marked and counterfeited by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
S166.825 for Brooklyn Lots.

Joseph p. Day last Saturday sold on
the premises 1913 Brooklyn lots at pub
lie auction, belonging 20 the late Tom
/. Johnson, for -. Coleman du Ponl
executor for the estate Of Helen J.:
Johnson. About 500 persons attended
The sale. which was hclG undcr . nam
moth tent. To to'a. realizes vas
*lCCE25. "a average pricc Of Sl.544 a
iof Among the buyers Ccrc A. iaret,
l. f. O'NciH. =. j. Miller, l.. {. short
meycr. J. +. Frost. {. b. Mawer and
Lee Mergentiuc. Plot 80. ST, Oh Shore
Road. sold for $4,000: Plot 10. 81, on
cEorc Road. sold for Sll.7O0; Plot No.
5s. si2.g0O. and Plot No 81 for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
MAeReaal Estate
Herald Square Theatre
and Old Buildings Sold

present terminus and which a. 20 di'-
iant cay WI; 5e extended % IL"
broadway citT line.
"..!i 81 tho 1917 lots are to be DIS
Dosed % without -ese-ye % ire highe't
6idde.. ard Any one Nth a Few hun
bred dolla-c will be sble 90 buy az
least ORG 90 these lots; and tney need
no. have any fear as TO the future
valu. OF their property, ~ il should
increase from 10 yer ce"t 70 70 ?sc
cent in value per araum. All tao
streets in she property Aayc been con
veyed 20 the city, so that there will be
no future assessment for ibis pur-
pose"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchase and
attorney)
Manhattan.

ct-rpy Ct "17. g 8. 1909 Pike g..
a -Nag Gx9g 1I1o9G. Lima Moskovi.z and
auo 10 ono Slruller. $40 l. 10th s.: all
liens; iuno -: 81; attys, Lese & Con
noiiv AZ Nassau 81
E6GECONBL ~. 100 n - cor 18Th g.
1S&co. 30 ives. 5Gth =, 90 t. Edith T.
Mos. al rPgh ST. Glen Ridge = ] CmtG
$40 OocI. Hume -: 500: attys, Elsm2n.
q & 1"5 B.rav.
GOftpCf- ST - W e g EivinSton s..
SEA. c,oerrI, ST -. w g, ga EivinCton
&, ISr5N. i u7 Drcylor 10 y Hart. New
bureh. y y: june -: 500. atty. Title
GaaIan'ec and lIust &C. ,....,. %.
81 - NIitcheu 10 + = Lev, IS "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Big Newark Plot Sold.

Louis Schlesinger, Inc, has sold Tor
Schuyler y. Jackson 20 the Newark
Poster Advertising Company, which
also operates the Newark Bill Poster
Company and the Kew Jersey SiGa Nd
ycrtising Company, The vacant plot
bounded by New Jerscy Railroad az,
King AID Miller stg., Newark, \. b.
hayiug frontage Of l3l feet on New
Jerscy Railroad av, with a depth OF
IeQ f-el on Mii'cr -. and l2J feet on
King IT.
BSuis fcblesingsr. Inc, has leased
%or Bernard Benson the four story
5.,c1 ard store dwelling house at 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Missionary Sisters Buy.

James L. TAYLOR sold at Dohhs Ferry.
\. Y. to the Missionary Sisters. OF the
Sacred Heart Of Mary the Mckenzie
School PROPERTY. SIX acres and large
building. for s925O0. The sisters are
at present located al For: Washington
Az. and 1S0th St. on Washington
Heights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

From The Dundee Advertiser.
There are, roughly. 600 universities
and colleges" in the United States,
with 100000 students and 10000
professors and instructors" Even il
We use the term university" to in
clude for our purposes only one
third of these numbers. it is probably
safe to say that something between
5000 and 10000 students (of whom
four-hfths, perhaps, are mem take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
BROOKLYN Sales.

The Samuel Galitzka Company sold
FOR the John f. Sullivan Company to
Frederick Bischoff the four story
double brick apartment house, with
stores, at 74l1 Fifth av, on plot 2OxlVO
feet.
Henry Pierson & Co.. Inc, have sold
The three story and basement stone
dwelling house at 1876 Prospect Place
for c. A. Edwards TO a client for in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Apartment Leases.

Pease & Gilman have leased the
new apartment mouse now under con-
struction at Park az. and 18th St, a
suite Of ten rooms and three baths, to
Samuel Knopf, and to Philip Scheuss-
ner an apartment of thirteen rooms
and four bath rooms, occupying an en-
tire floor, at 929 Park av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
RECORDED LEASES.
JUNE o..
Manhattan.

18TH ST. ga "; str and c; G J. Ia~r ,I,,
70 J II Rademacher; yrs from oct /, 1914
$500; atty. y Pape, % Liberty st.
Rizz A4 - !5 i ISL ANA s% y4s from july
1914; $40; atty, A Rugsiero. 20 p l15th St
STANTON S1r. IS; store: W Walach TO N
bernstein, IS stanton st: yrs from May J.
1914: 100: atty. d Handler. 81 lst St
AMSTERDAM Az. 1893; store and front
cellar: Dorfmuller to ] Nash. 3l5 w 10Th
ST. IL yrs from June J. 1914; 5000; atty, II
Koehler & co. 50l lst az.
SPRING ST, is; store and b; Palmieri
10 G. Rubino and ano 1876 Elizabeth ST. :
yrs from July ]. 1914; 500; atty. II koehler
" at HIST rs +. 5Ox1oo.5. all: Rose Reilly to
i Starber and ano. 43 w 18th st; 10 yrs
from Sept Is. 1914; $4,000; attys, Greenthal
& c. S73 Brook ay
JAY ST. IS and IS: LIST loft: Fitch Cornell
E. 90 20 p " Sahrbeck. ;G3 quincy ST. Brook
I'm yrs from May !. 1914; $500; atty. q
G De Lacy. 1870 Woolworth Bldg y Y.
LIVINGSTON ST. 23i; store and b; J.
Kresncr 20 y Kricger. 1J2 l. 18Th ST; yrs
from Nav !, 1914; Sc. go: atty, = 81 p Brew
ing Co. l2Sth ST and Amsterdam az.
STH Az Cos: store; Annie G. Patterson TO
II Gold. GA Ssh av. yrs from May J. 1915;
s, 800: attys. Shapiro & -; l23 william st.
c VI Prankard. 345 Bway: yrs from May T.
1914. $3.50: atty, Robinson, 100 Bway.
Tn Bronx.
BLACK ROCK Az. s. go Zeresa av -
TO Westchestcr Greek Y 10 Chatterton Az.
all. Sarah T. Topham 20 James Brownshield.
1864 Wallace ay; = yrs from June ]. 1914;
yearly taxes: atty, James Brownshield, 300
BWdY.
SAME PROPERTY; James Brovnshield 20
Pheon Contracting 60. - r 169th ST. from
June O. 1914 to June H. 1916; $40, atty, y
Cholouey. 29l BUay.
BOSTON I'D. 2oO3. all; Mary \ Langbeln
20 Chas KlusSman and ano. 1880 Westches;er
av: 10 yrs from May I, 1911; 5000, atty
Jos VI Edelson. 60 Wall ST.
SAME PROPERTY; G NJ Bredenbach 70
same: II WIS from May !, 1924: taxes and
s. $50: same atty.
18TH ST AS y. all: Edward Mclaughlin
20 Martin Bohn. 5S1 + 136th ST; yrs from
Aug ]. 1911; $500; attys, Salter & :, 40
Nassau ST.
SAME PROPERTY; same 20 same: yrs
from Aug !. 1919. 5000: same atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
ALTERATIONS.
JUNE %.
Manhattan.

Items under 5000 omitted
SUTTON PI, cor Doth st; TO sy
tenmt; Madison Avenue Episcopal vi P,',
3II West End az, owner: Il herman ~
Wall st. architect; cost, $500 -,
esd ST 237 West; 10 A 3 sty staole ana
dazzling and sty stable and loft trustees
OF s. MARKS NJ L church ~ " o9I 81
architects: cost, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,
Manhattan.

klus Borrheim It H. trus. 10 New York
ruie Insurance co. 100.
f. Phillips TO Lillian Ritter. 81
" g. Hen~ic. r. a.. trus. 20 u Schaf'
5li104.
Title Guarantee and Trut, co to city Real
Estate 20. 81.
S Sorsci 90 New England Casualty Co; 81.
same 10 same. 81.
Same 10 came. 81
Beckie Kadin % $ hadin; 81.
same TO Tagae. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
cot NTRI
COUNTRY ESTATE FARM FOR SALE.

The Opportunity Of lifetime TO secure q
beautiful uu-to-date Country Estate and Farm
combined, over 200 acres in high state az cul
tivation. Buildings could not be duph ,ated
sor a. ooO Every comfort ami convenience
found In the clty. 4 Wih. from New } orN.
near Long Branch. surrounded by magnihceAt
homes and people OF wealth and tenncm'nt'
lust Tar enough from he ocean TO get thf
cool air without its too severe effects. x ID
terested send for illustrated descriptive t$ta
losuc TO G. y CALEB, Eatontown, y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
New Brooklyn Apartment.

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
for an apartment house to be erected
or the cast side of 10th ST., 200 feet
north of Beverly Road, Brooklyn, on a
plot 5Ox1O5 feet, for Dr.. Frederick j. II.
kracke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Az. ~ cor l54th s. C ~.
Elevator 90 egt Alb!cn Construction o.
sept &c. 1918: js7s -.
SAME PROPERTY. A HON 20 49,
same: Sept q. 1913; 80. o.,
i25TH ST. 80 TO % ". and l-5th 81. 20
to 80 W. A Newell. jr. agt stump e.
a: Jan Is. 1914. So g. - 1,,i,x
271TU Sr' 8 - Barnes az; = Nuns
az: + Cafbone ct al; Feb q. 1872. Sll-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following transactions were recorded
a, tbe Manhattan Real Estate Exchange yes
By Bryan +. Kennedy.
nth ct 647 $40 L. n " cor Avenue =,
s3x5i o. G sty teumt and stores; sold 70 the
plaintiff for $50, 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
y 1 - r -.
The Bronx.

The following plans have been hleu III 49,
Bronx Building department:
FORT SCHUYLER RID. W s. 800 81 s. 5
Dewey ay; for / sly frame dwg. 25.6x3l,9'
Van Mes, Land and Imp co, 81 Bro@d =, 3D.
owners: G T. Baxter. 5000 Middleto"n IT,
"a P0pERTS AV' $, 30 q " Bradford az;
for "a sty frame dwG, 2ox35; Dons,GiSIP,n'
Grant az. owner; g r Baxter. S0Jo MlddIe-
town rd architect; cost $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Same 70 same: s.. -. vi.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Ne" hoFA
Investors Corporation; $4,000
Z Abraham 10 S kadln: 81. .,
Broadway West End co 20 $3.50 %; a..
r SchaH 70 simson Wolf and ano' tr-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
u Ne -
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
10TH ST. l5l 10 l59 W: l. Nspolesn az
Moore simon Realty Holding Corp, owner I
Simon contractor: sl75.
The Bronx.
Sd Az. :. us Q l53d ST CSno"n as 20
30. block 1862, section g.; Apex Damp Less
ing co. Inc. agt James O'Too!e Co. o""~
and contractor. $40. Unaware
CROTONA PARKWAY. n cor Elst ~ :
~. ll0xl10: L Greenberg aGt Defence 80 81
struct!on Co. owner and contractor - 30 Yo, -
ELsMERE PL. s., 100 Crotoha
way; same sgt same. S.245 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

Clinton az. Newark. n. j.. to DR.. Otto
Lowy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

ssTTi sr 10 EAST: s. Lui,,'s HON, foE
aged Women agt Fanny Crush 2, a. 'l"e
closure OF mig: attys. #-sh & Jones.
10 Az 1911: Excelsior saw Bank OF ~! oi
y art Israel Jacobson ct al tamended io'e-
closure Of m ~: atty. 9 Gullck. - p
ETH 81, elS and "a East; Lillian r bd1es
sgt Caroline 5 Stetler et a action !" ID"
eel two deed-J: atty, II MontesItHo; c,.,
SUFFOLK ST. ~ Public Bank or , ~.
agt { Nalavista a. al foreclosure OF 'H's''
attvs. St-oocx 4 Stroock. III.
fST Az, " cor e6th 81, 25Sxeo; rille
Iams e9. Dora SlmiE Wiz Q: ~ toreoI'S '''
o, Mtg: attys. Marletbaum Brce. -,,o.
PRESCOTT Az, CO. Notion T94u,
,9Sc ir-eg. trustees a. the Dyckman III
b-arv egt 6 q HAYES 81 a. corec.osile u
mtg: atty = Balm. o-,,oo,t
e9TE ST. u $. 10 Il y o. 81 az 1I SAlYo' -
Citizens say Bank egt Milton { Hcncs
al foreclosure OF Mtg; Gt'ys' flrssoH
Beall. e..t-.s II, at
G. NJ Busch e. al foreclosure Of mts)i tu!s'
Weber & Weber
The Bronx.
srTBBINs Az. IS. Ii6.a Il OF Frsenlan,
81 53xli0; Il Hooker ast X GarceNlCH q O.
1ForecIosur. OF mtg: atty, T Hooker g,
LOT H. map property belonging 10 .
cisason W.stche.t.r; washington av, -
S52 n W OF Butler place, 2SXlO9. 'ot o.
map Cabr. Park, 18th Ward; anna -, IT,
Givney agt Anna McG!vney et a. 'pa'''"0'
suit. atty. J J. Lyttle. -. L,
CLINTON PLACE, 81; sch.eiet
Krupp ct al Qoreclosurs OF h's)' 9''''
1OsephsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
The Bronx.

CArI.DWELL ~. 72I. " p. c5Kii5:
Morris 10 l. coDpcr T2i Csuldwell AZ. June
IS dnig $4,000: 81. atly. w iiosenfed 40
Brny.
aANKLIN Az. nvs. i3t.s " i1oth a.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
The Fruit Tree Blight

Warned by the havoc wrought in
the Yakima valley by this new and
latest menace to fruit trees the apple
growers Of the Wenatchee valley have
determined to wage an unceasing war
fare against its introduction in this
valley. While it can hardly said to
have gained foothold yet in a few
instances it has made its appearance.
So destructive is it to bearing trees
that horticulturists dread it as much as
any Of the numerous diseases that fruit
trees are subject to. The one and only
remedy is to dig up the tree and burn
it root and branch where the tree is
thoroly injected, and to cut off and
burn the limbs when it makes its first
appearance. The disease is usually
indicated in the first stages by the
leaves on the ends Of the limbs turn
ing dark brown, as if they had been
scorched by fire. Attention was first
called to it the past fall in the lower
valley where an organized effort was
at once begun to exterminate it. 1t
was also noticed in few orchards in
the Peshastin valley where the growers
held a meeting on the first of the year
and organized for the purpose of
employing an expert to go thru the
orchards the coming summer and
show the fruit growers how TO detect
it and Just how to exterminate it. The
fruit growers Of Dryden, an apple dis
trict just east Of Peshastin have indi-
Gated their desire to cooperate with
the Peshastin growers, says Frank A.
Wingate, who was in this office the
first Of this week. Mr.. Wingate also
said the Peshastin Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION would like TO have the fruit
growers Of the Leavenworth vicinity to
join in the movement and appoint a
day in the near future when it would
be convenient for them to have q
meeting and he would arrange TO have
the county fruit inspector to come
here and address the meeting on the
subject of fruit tree blight, its effect
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
Peshastin Pickups

S. P. Beecher was a county sea-
visitor Tuesday for several hours.
C. H. Harvey has gone to New
Mexico where he expects to be located
for some time.
Mearl Wilcox has gone to Burling-
ton, Wn., where he expects to remain
for several weeks.
Geo. Lisk came over from Tacoma
Tuesday where he has been spending
couple Of months.
Mrs. L. E. Banks has finished bull
ding a small house on her 10-acre
tract near the county farm.
Howard Whitman has returned from
Tacoma where he has been visiting
with relatives for several days.
The club dance given here Saturday
night was we'll attended, several loads
came from surrounding towns.
Earl Wingate returned Sunday from
Seattle where he had been spending a
couple of weeks taking in the sights.
Hamilton Bros. the insurance men
from Leavenworth, were in town few
hours Wednesday transacting business.
The heavy snow has caused several
slides on the south road going to Lea
wentworth so most of the travel is being
made on the north side of the river.
J.P. O'Brien has taken the section
foreman job at this place. D. G.
Huston the foremen section boss has
moved to Leavenworth where he has a
job in the yards.
The big slide between Peshastin
and Dryden Tuesday night on the
Grea, Northern caused considerable de-
Law to traffic, all trains were delayed
from three to seven hours.
VIM. Stage has started to load out
about 200 cords OF wood to be shipped
to Wenatchee but as the roads are SO
bad he has quit hauling, and will not
start until freeze comes.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09

Sleep. riches and health to be truly
enjoyed must be interrupted.-Rlcn-
ter
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
furnished by the CheIan County Alb
stract Company for the Week
Ending Jan. 3, 1914

Agnes Gavin to Estella M Patrell
S524 L2B l Cen Add Cashmere
HR Berry to A R Carico 81 L IA
B 10 Wen Park Add
Nancy ] Anvil to S H Anvil $4,000
pit seA neA IS 25 20
John K Newkirk to Martha M New
kirk 81 81 swA 10 % 10
Geo w Lessinger to Francis Prisk
$16,o ny swA, VIZ nwA, pit 81
swH II "a 10
LII Decker to Rachel M Brown
(Cor d. $500 lots 8 4 S 6 & pit L
8 B 8 North Cashmere
Farmers & Mer Blk of Cashmere to
Rachel M Brown 81 lots 8 4 6 Z &
pit L 8 B N Cash
Reynear L Ludlam Jr to Robt ]
Graham $500 pl nwA swA 4 % 10
Am L Bates to Jennie T Lilly $3.50
Ii B Q Lake View Summer H
Robt B Field to Caro- Inv Co $4,000
lots l Q 8 B lot 6 B Q lots S 6 B
Leav Id Co.'S 1st Add PIT lots 7 s &
10 . "a II
is to Charles Ecley lot S nwA
Sc Il, swA neA, neA swA 8 d %
Francis NJ Conley to L c Elan 5000
seq 6 81 20
w E Higley to Deed H Magyar 81
lots Q & 8 B 1 End Add Cas- Orch
Nils Anderson ct al to Paul Rossier
81 lots Q & B End Add Cas- Orc
Paul Rossier to Deed H Magyar 81
lots D & 8 B / 2nd Add Cas- Orc
w E Miller to Julian Magyar 81 lots
Q & 8 B l 2nd Add Cas- Orc
Julian Magyar to Deed H Magyar 81
lots 0 & 8 B / End Add Cas- Orc
DA McGregor to E Guntherless
81 lots l Q 3,&4 B l Varney Add
John Churchill to Irene Gordon 81
p L Q Leav
10 Inglis to D A McGregor 81 lots
ID "a B Varney's Add
DA McGregor to o Inglis 81 lots
5 6 7 & B / Varney's Add
CHI Merritt Jos R Delvendahl $40
L 10 Hillside Add Chelan
Myrl Higley to A L Maltbie $4,000
seA seA d % ID
Chas Kenyon Sher to J A Bass and
VIM Brack $773.1o lots S 6 7 & 8 B
5 Dills Orc Tracts
Frank Dorm to Bernhard F Tosch
$3.50 pit eA swA a % 10
Ltephen T Miller to Geo B How
ard $3.50 ABB Millers Add Wen
Henry Will to VIM H Dunnagan
$450O pit SEX neA & neA seA 81
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
To the Merchant

Why don't you dig into the retail
mail order quotations and find out
where you stand See whether they
have what they claim-whether the
prices are so superior to yours. If you
really investigate and do some real
comparing, we venture to say that you
will gain the kind of confidence that is
necessary to have before you can put
any sort of punch into your advertising.
Exchange.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
SURVEYORS WILL COMMENCE
ON BIG IRRIGATION PROJECT
Quincy District Votes $4,000 for
Making of Survey to Water $780,
900 Acres of Land in Grant Co

At the bond election Saturday for
the Quincy valley irrigation project,
the district voted 100000 to be used
in making a complete preliminary sur
vey Of the lands to be served and the
source Of water supply at Lake We
natchee in order to get the exact cost
Of the system to irrigate 100000 acres
OF lands in western Grant county. The
directors OF the irrigation district state
that they will put surveyors in the field
at once TO get this work under way.
The lands to be irrigated are about 65
miles from the proposed source of sup
ply.
Echo want ads are good statesmen.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-01-09
Saved His Foot

H. D. Ely, of Bantam, o., suffered
from horrible ulcer on his foot for four
years. Doctor advised amputation,
but he refused and reluctantly tried
Bucklen's Arnica Salve as last resort.
He then wrote; II used your salve
and my foot was soon completely
cured" Best remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises and eczema. Get box to-
day. Only Csc. All druggists or by
mail. H. E. Bucklen & Co., Phila-
delphia or St. Louis.
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Torpid liver, constipated bowels
and disordered stomach are the causes
of these headaches. Take Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills, you will be surprised
how quickly you will get relief. They
stimulate the different organs to &c
their work properly. No better regu-
lator for liver and bowels. Take 25c
and invest in a box to-day. At all
druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklen
& Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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New HOmeSteadS

More than $4,000 acres OF agricul-
tural and timbered land in Stevens and
Pend Oreille counties, will be thrown
open for entry by homesteaders jan
uary IS and 16, 1914, according to
announcement from the Spokane Uni
ted States land office.
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and how to prevent its getting hold
on the orchards.
This is a matter that fruit growers Of
the Upper Wenatchee Valley should
give timely attention to.
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The Impossible.

"Is he as important as be thinks
he is?"
"My goodness. no. No man Is as
important as that."-Detroit Free
Press.