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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders At
, 5s at Kiosk Il 10 s.y.2.n .Sl R &C.
S.i.s Mss sn. ii's Loa-teiiow Av; Aye, SoS
barney ana ssaTSs ,sseSsn TO E;.ss.s'ia:;
order Of tho supreme Court. Mar 81 1919
IYs,ase BsTtow we sss :, ion h..SSS
~. Ssiy : ,sis@hloo% nsslty cor 1 to to
y yry FSe CO. f iIs wa; 1888 cn!os,
Rsi;assss =, az; IVY isi5niiayyisy5 R Win
Tis Az Atys II J o'u0rm"n: AZ ~
FORT T" @SsHsiiISaToN Az. 5. = cor t i,sSS
= Rosenthal TO Thos J Morrow. Yonkers,
wNs.sdFos A. ss! ~ m Mssy On l:s.s ' &S
cs AK rs %S S'tH e s' E;.g sa 81 IN.
K t ess ' To ANA rs iadsy s, ard MHrg
r., nro~n. $40 Sway. .,''.ao9o
All hI AZ s ssssmv H N". wS Gd Wd s3'Ga
60 e Jno W sss iis ION st. and H. c@ri
r0R l,a ssp; ssw coz h isds;,,,
ss:' s g sss S9ss'sfa rsa .n'. 80;
~HsfTEs 4; az 80: so Sci isd ..s. rug,
So. 2 g., 70 beg, AppI a. tsis;1oSatn.
LoTs sss.ss, map ..;a,: nt,,a n i RiSS,
psi.y Il Watson 70 bora !. schP,,ssrH'
1898 Madison Nv. Bkyn; atty. g. G.
Lot ast2w q. mao 20 Me.i'r5se !!a'Jjy%'
&C. k b,f n,. sS:wT ~, a ci.y H s
BnOoME ST, a?. y :, 90 Manrin 81. 2sy
ano, % Samuel Well a,tys. We'll q y,
SANE I PRcopEiRTY, May :. 1909 10. s.r'1islGE
LOT So map ' 3, '" es;ate III, i n King
r n..y INV %a,. SSs to 4 xm iGsT' isur.a
atty S's ce ia ~ A. zoos S5T 800
Mar i. IssS-Aiex Kahn TO tho hudson
city s~v ins,n: atty. l. CO, zee
SAB 81 10 u. rs, fsIiooS. Mar ia ieoi-
CAROLINE / ~ lsndon 10 Frank II wirSn ncG
,rM Xv &c 100 ~ b iis,s 3. run. G sS SSS
,:,s ai,;,s &c beg s.. lS A. May
S s;.s, ,su',;; ~ Cram ATTY. : az
rnionpor,' iSios. July . isos&Er"i R .
Sal 7 18Th st; atty ' /. + ~ c. 10 10
LOTS .2H ana 2t2, gore 1l&N20O, map
Wakefield; lots Gae and Gao map wake.
eE n., iss.'i..iTSri. Nay 4 iecsrs%l
bank: atty, Jno Irwin, 20a HvHy 81 900
18TH ST 22s W, H. e.iOx9s .. Jan ., 1919
Adele NJ Comyns X ano 20 Julius F"in-
berE, 1870 Riverside Drive. atty. AIR
smolcns. ~ Chambers St...,.....,te0o 900
HOUSTON ~, r. haas W LIST av, 70 Xix
soXl6sxsii. Apr !. leli--Moy & IIcinr
sat,y~ Rosansky Goldberg' Al Park
10Th ST ass u 'iAv 4. 1905 ana 1907 ' mts
on lease. &C, Mar - l9la--MaN nrustein
kus Gordon 4 II, ! Rector st..,,..ii. 900
10TH ST. as II. mtg on leasehold-same 70
SAME pRoPERry Jan i. iSi.-samee 't to
O. % Nassau st. ,,,,,.;....,..ti.9 200
5sxi7xos. Jan 81, Iss?-waldcn p An,
derson to American bible Society; atty.
de Foster. lb Wall st,..,..., 1000
HEWITT pL y. 426 n l66th 81, runs e
70 'bes. June ;. lscs-ch II 4 ri, \
.sTTH IT. .T ,ss Way 4. lsu,eo, Mar ry 49,
lsls-Bernard 4 Cath McQuilan 10 las
Duffy, aas Il tist st. 900
LOTS y and rs, map 1870 property F'l n
IA Foster ct al, stth ward Dec 10, 1872
Witt PLAINS ,Rn a, pit 40 from ,1''sOs
therein Us n from n cor Morris Park
~. 2bxi0o with rights over adj strip.
sooxto. Feb ~. isos-sigmund \ Rose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The bronx.

10y JostIl A'ass
ls4TH ST, sos and sos W, s. 100 " Am
Ir .st Yei,a Nieu, .s e, q, al p Sus
WATER ST. $50 n. 5, ?o1iO E SCANNED st,
van et al ast Ellen canevan ct al; part;
, ton; to Oven LivingsteH', $500
siix7S5s2ixi7's. s,y dNis-n K F!eger
ast II Nesmann ct al. dHg, s5's.s AZ
AMsTnR 81 ~ 1865 e tho pf ss issG
s. ls.Gxl0O, sty tint & str IL schwartz
agt Jos Burehman ct al due, t,tse' "
he ri aintirf .'.........si5,25o
10Th 81 en- r. k RsG 80 az . ISs
trstss. ngt kry-Lyn Realty co ct al: due
'ls'7G2si' taxes. &C "il.so; to the plain,
" $50 ~ Henry Brady -
ii sG1 ST aSs , r. K; 81 sE asr
ts,'5G42; taxes. Sc 'iiLso' 20 the, plain,
u" lat saOs THIRD AvENUE.i ''''''
BY Joseph Il. Day.
18TH ST. SSs ~ cr Il, D5s,, Gy
p, .s SN &s' ,liO'sS; Withdrawn. pr,.,o,.
JENNINGS IT sGs. ,,s ~, Br,s'ow w.
ast 7 " Fey Ct al; due '6,cs2aS, taxes
&c, $3.50; TO the deftndant, $3.50
coany y0 MlRs' CO S as Mary
Nans ct 10 81, ,hs Sns ,sf0'as' taxes; 80
25xlOO-Alrd Loweth agt Rudolf Han ct
al; due. 13,s69oj; taxes, &c, $780, TO
..'u,, ~ II Morseuthau,; ~ Go. n'.,s,
sv, 2tSxli. Central Mfg Co agt Jacob
Streiner Co 81 al; action / due, So 1913 20;
taxes, &C, s7a o5; adjourned TO April 3,
2sbTH ST, 653 p n s. iSos W White Plains
ay, 25xllts--Same agt same; action 2
due. ,asss p, taxes, sc. S7SO5; ad-
tourned to April g.
GIEEnRD Az 1bb q nalgolTn IA
a5xiooDA l. ThatchefY agt Radolf Hail
ct al; due, SS.972.so; taxes, &c, $50; TO
plaintiff ,...;t..,,,..;,.,-,..,.s - 500
By Samuel Goldsticker,
235TH ST. s5b II, =, i05 W white Plains
av. .3x1it6-Same agt same; action
3. due. s3,sg372 taxes &c, $500 ad =
tourncd to April 3.
2s5TH ST. 657 H. n :, $50 W white Plains ay.
25xilts --same aEt Same. action 4; due.
s3sss72, taxes, &c. 1895; adjourned 20
April 8.
By j. u. Mayors
STEBBTNS Az 1887 $, 100 l6oth st.
20 sslOox irrcg, sty stablc-Katharina
Boniier, samix ast W MCGOWAN 81
all due, Si,3Ti 81: taxes sc, 5000; to
Katharine Bonifer, individually. s., 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
BUYING IN THE BRONX.

TRINITY AVENUE-W. Z. & W. I.
Brown have resold for the Taxpayers
Realty Company the plot, 5oxl4S, on
the west side OF Trinity avenue, as
Yet north Of l5sth street, to a client
for Improvement.
LINTON AVENCE.-Nicholas Lopard
and ID. Brockway have sold for Luigi
fdpesca TO Aron Monowitz 775 linton
avenue. near Westchester avenue, a two
story frame building on lot 26.4x135.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
sI25,ooo MONMOUTH BEACH DEAL

Col william Barbour has sold his prop
'tty ~ Monmouth Beach. n. j., consisting
tNO large cottages and fine
t5ror' an Oh Ocean avenue. the
Fi+.Hg street OF the fashionable sea
io-e town, through William Is. May
d o. Col Barbour bought the prop
''ly about seven years ago. 1t has been
.e.l 10 the market at $4,000. The cot
tFrs which are well known in the colony,
70 SAID to have cost 100000 to build
'ne on the east side of the avenue and
me other on the west side. The former
lous", the larger of the two, is on a plot
t'' feet wide and 440 feet deep. The
iots on The west side of Ocean avenue
is on plot lj0Nl40 feet In size. The
srare $ on property 5Ox150x irregular.
H' three properties are taken by one
iN'r resident OF this city. who will
AV'i On m for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

s@tsky c;lstins Inc CO. "a LaalOs 4,
CS yrs from Mar TO- is''' any tisidlo o5
MSpisGx ST; soi ap, ;, on Ii" n..r-
M ESis 'i 81" 5 Yrs from Apr i. 1874.
,.9T',ay. Gilipsn is ExChsnss pi. saee
Korn to Archetelis Roussopulos 4s i
ssih nr r. yTs fTan Ayr Gon 100 Loo
,Ts2on , :; 52is KS from Mar l. 49, ~
" ls5ih 81 : yrs from Mar 30 ,isIltt:
42D sT. iis-iao f, " store-Patrick j
Flannery to Morris Krim, ? W i?oth a.
tali.i2 yrs from Aus !. 1914; atty ns ~
Sd sT, 2ss.:iO p, ali-Maret N S Witt
90 Yrs from Dec j, isis; at,y.. BRET.
hart s. u, acs bway s., 600
"Tn w ST is s,.ySna aiE ~ M' scis
3 yrs from Api / lsiA; address 80
rrioHPsoS ST. eos store ba ,.'i;,isgo
qu9le simonolIi % Michel. rascale
f from " MS1 49, 'a ..,y IN * Alter
s.TMH 's 81. f oss r, :ioi..-aami nalps sse
Yrs. from July /. 1919 atty. W stew,r,
10TH rTHi' AZ AZ Tals. ,,ore and oasemcnt.E .iOU
from Feb IL. 1914: atty W siewar,
'T to Ridhr carroii' ans Morris av' 10 yr.
iI9m May, l. isi'' "''y-, H I5sn & = d lS
lSSrH 'E II. 7ss n ali.iohn WSsr to 10 Etnsy
Fischer. 7ss is9,h 81 and arc. l,is
WISE AZ ;'O TO-. cor iso,h st, cor sore ore
iii; atty. doodelman' % .Ferk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
~ FAMILY DYCKMAN FLAT.

On the northeast corner Of Sherman
avenue and 2o7th street a 1--WE story fiat
IS to be constructed for the Halpin
Realty Corporation. Paul Halpin. presi-
dent. 1t will have a frontage OF 100 feet
on the avenue and 90 feet on the street
and will have accommodations for forty
one families. Moore a Landsiedel the
architects. have estimated the cost at
$4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

iS2D ST. n, from rrotona Parkway 10
Moh' cyan ay-Geo Goldberg art u
Construction Co 81 A. Dec 10, 1919 1905 ~
Sd AV. Q y. 2?5 l7lst st--pcrfrct Cornioe
Roofing co agt Nora Construction 90.
OCT ~, W.
SAME PRoPERTY-Goodmn Construction
70, Inc. agt same, Mar -. l"l3 ,... 5000
BROADWAY, 7lO--Jamos i Kelly ugt II &
] Menhardt ct aL Jan 10, 1914, 49,. .s72
BROADWAY n g cor b3d st-Raisler Heat
Ing co agt John II inman ct al Jan $.
59TH ST. =, ?t5 9Th REM Riesncr
Sheet Metal Works, Inc. agt ~ West bgth
~ co ct al Mar 90 1914 tby bond $3.50, 40
brOnx.
UNIONPORr RID. l6b3--Antonic Possillipo
agt Frank Negro Ct NJ, Mar ~. 1910, ,43s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
MURRAY HILL HOUSE SOLD,

LAST 3'TH STREET-The Douglas
Robinson, Charles $. Brown Company
has sold for Frederick Il Trowbridge
lis Last Thirty-seventh street. a four
s'ory high stoop stone front dwelling on
iot2ON?s.9. The house Is between Park
and Lexington avenues, and has been
bought for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased for Mrs. +. T!lden Brown TO Cor
poration Counsel Frank L. Polk the
property known as Wlndward. at Law
renee. l.. l., for the summer.
The country home of Chester Wood
worth on Grove street Rldgewood. n. j.,
has been leased to Mrs. VI. v Stuckle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01

WASHlNGTON, Mlrch al--The Fnnboat
stroyers Monaghan ami Wake at ury Tor.
tugRs. the cruiser Denver AZ BllboL tho
ruuboat petrol al Port am lrincc the gun
boat PHduah az rutyiN grounds on runas
Curt, the gupbott Etgle, the cruiser Bir
mtnEham. tho Transport Dixie. the destroy
Crs Rcilc. Anmcn and Jouett and thu
aug Osceola at Guantanamo.
The cruiser pittsburg has satlol from
San Diego for San Francisco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
NEW BANK ron nELvIDERE.

Ih" H''NIdere National Bank Of Beivi-
.''' y : established IN 1880. and con-
"r.'i b" three generations OF Blairs
,,I'hn Blair. De witt C. Blair ana G.
- u. has bought from Samuel j.
nov, store building, on plot l00x200
~ front street, Belvldcre. A one story
br'k and stone bank building will be
s-ec.oc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
~ - OLD FLUSHING BANK,

George Tsitseras. restarrateur, has
iF t-od the old Queens County Saw
mr h'Hk Building at II aud 10 Broad
w. Flushing l., L.. for about 1000.
.N' building, which was occupied until
l.'" y'ars ago by the bank. is three
to'.'s ~ brick construction and has
Holnre Of fifty feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
Low RATE on DIG LOAN.

Pease Il Gilman reported yesterday
having secured a loan OF 100000 at Al
per cent for IA long period for the Dreicer
Realty Company on the property at 10
and IL West Fifty-seventh street. which
IL leased to Henri. George L. Ladue was
associated as broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
4aTn STREET DWELLING LEASED

Worthington Whitehouse has lease,
with George II, Read the four story ant
basement dwelling at % East Forty-fiftl
street for n term of years to Mrs. S
G. Thompson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
no DIVIDE NEW JERSEY TRACT.

>. f."p jennings has sold for the A. f..
= " Land Company to the s. II.
,'.'v Realty Company a tract OF twen-
- wye acres at Whippany, n. ]. The
toi''Y VIII he cut into plots with 100
zee n'1Pe and will be known as High
lnd Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
nROkERAGE ,OTEs.

William +. Fuerst and p. Jeselson were
the brokers In the sale OF 100 East
Eighty second street recorded yesterday
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MORTGAGES,

with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown.
South of Fourteenth ST.
ESSEN 81, IS, los Riyingt on st, e0xloo-
BERTHA oppenheim to Church Of the Holy
Communion, 326 9Th av, Mar 81, pr mtge
$1,000, yrs, 3 @; atty, l. 7 a T Co
GREENwiSH Az "a. 'iii.ii'. isth q. ;s''SSSS g
b.s-Annie n Dsvsry TO Abram I Eikus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
Army and Navy Orders.

WASH NGTON March 81 --Thi. army
order was issued TODAY;
First Lieut.. h Woodnough, Twenty
FIRST Infantry, from University OF Mime
sofa, Minneapolis MAY g. TO his regiment
This navy ordsr was issued.
Ensign r. u, sampson from the Iowa to
the sacramento as engineer officer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
TOBACCO co. REDUCES SPACE.
Takes Four Floors on Renewal OF
Firth Avenue Lease.

The American Tobacco Company have
taken a lease on the four top floors In
the constable Builcing northeast corner
or Firth avenue and Eighteenth street,
for their executive offices. George II. Read
q co. negotiated the lease. The Su-
preme Court recently granted permission
Tor the lease to be made by the Constable
state at rental of $50. 900 a year. The
tobacco company now occupies all OF the
building above the ground floor under a
lease expiring in 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
rrTowN DWELLING nUyER.

=. ph"d Harris in tho buyer of the dwell
cs ~ io6 West t21st street, sold re-
''huy BY Louisa Ksnzler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

Tho city Construction Corporation OF
Manhattan was incorporatGi At Albany
the following directors! Harry Jacobs. NJ
r. Jacobs and Joseph Isoar Of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
ADyERTrsEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
WEATHER FORECAST

Probably rain to-day, pavements will be
wet, causing autos to skid dangerously if their
tires are not equipped with Weed Anti-Skid
Chains They absolutely prevent skidding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. $50 Sun scis. .o2i Moon ssts. Ion
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk iOts ,Gov.Island .5s Hell Gats.. .t1Ae
LOW WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k 5J2 Gov Island $50 Hell Gate fio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01

Arrived-TUESDAY. March u.
So Caledonia. ii2o =. II. Monday. Glasgow
March n.
IS Minnctonka SOC T. NJ. London. March q
IS Ninian. h:t5 L VI Manchester March 10
So Prinx Ss1sDund T. Nj, Kingston
March 30.
s. ProFrcso. 4. NJ. Curacao. March %.
IS Bayanon. As Il. N. Monday. San Juah
March ~
IS Nigllnn ella. o \. NJ. Nassau. March IS,
SIS City OF Sa Nennah, Sa vbnnah. March "a.
- Sabine, brunswick. March -.
So Concho. Galveston, March -
So Jefferson. Norfolk March %
Ss'Eich mond, GEORGETOWN, =. c., March =.
IS Nayahoe. Wilm,n gton. n. c.. March 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS S'ampalla. at Genoa.
SIS M0nhhttdD, at Antwerp.
Sc Taormina. at Naples.
SAILED FOR NEW YORR
IS Kron prlnz Wilhelm. from Bremen
81 Arcadi1n. from Bermuda.
S. santa Marta. from Santa Marta.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERs,


with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name y emitted
address party Of second paft.l
Downtown.
(south OF Fourteenth ST.
ESSEX ST. 90, . .. ss.lxioee-Carris d
Weiss to Mary, wife Jos Bsrkowits, saf
Bediord az, phkiyn Jan IL; atty. tou,:
EtDRipGE ST ii.i hroom:' 81. III
si6--Phiiip Goidstein to ELS Kan.eT, 1875
Ralph av yklyn. Mar 80. mt . SaIoooi
atty Simon Basch. c33 Bway. ....... 800
SANE PROPERTY--EliE Kanser to Esther
kanz.r. lsS Ralph sv. Bklyn. iitse t3J.
BRooME ST. as; a, as;Sxioe--hoss dom
Arverne. borough of Queens. all title. Mar
pkIANc Af 81 ,s u:smsn 'sS iRwsy ;9s
g Weiss to Mary, wife Jos Bertcwits.
s27 Bedford av Bklyn. Jan IL; atty. Louis
sn Terence ~ nway .,;.;..... ...,::.u
W. iissssno Psmisri 70 H::u aSs Il ps On
miert iso Ocean Parkway. Bkiyn. mtGs
$4,000. Mar Is: attys, Palfnieri 4 W, u
ioTM ST. 1861 w. 'iiisi.-so;,omao;ni' y
Biogs to Matte BioEs, IS W esd 81. Mar
:; mtse $4,000; atty. II :'spee .!as
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Watch for the big dress sale at Fits
Mating handbags Sl.00 at Abbott's.
| Beautiful line of silk hose at Abb
bolts.
Children's parasols 25, soc, at the
| Vaughan Store.
A daughter was born Thursday. June
| IL, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Mast OF Brook
street.
Mr.. and Mrs John O'Leary, their two
children, Kathleen and Louis and their
niece, left Saturday for Winchendon,
Mass, where all except Mr.. 0'Leary will
spend about six weeks.
Mrs. Bessie POLAND the retiring sec
rotary of the state Socialist committee,
who has been visiting friends in Barre
while attending the state convention, left
this morning for her home in Benning
ton
Work on the new restaurant that ID
to supplant Jacks place" on Depot
square is held up for a few days because
of the failure of the contractor to OBJ
tain the necessary bricks. A eonsign-
ment ordered sometime ago is overdue,
but the work will be pushed forward
rapidly once the material arrives.
At the annual convention OF the Yer
mont Episcopal diocese, which is to be
held in Middlebury june II and Is, the
Church of the Good Shepherd will be rep
resented by John Robins, Frank G. How
land, L. r. Rickert and j. w. Vaughan.
The convention opens Wednesday morn
ing at . o'clock in st. Stephens church.
The Barre delegates, as well as the dele
gates who are to represent st. John the
Baptist church at Websterville, expect to
return home Friday morning, Last year,
it viii be recalled, the diocesan eonyen-
ton was held in Barre.
Not in number of years has Flag day
in Barre been accorded such a wide
spread observance as yesterday. In a
number of instances business men along
the street took pains to fling ont the
national banner Saturday night in read
mess for the day. Over the federal
building, Flag day is always observed
and yesterday was no exception. At
the fire station the regulars flung out
the Stars and Stripes and their action
was copied by numerous dwellers on
nearly all of the city streets. In towns
about, there was fair proportion Of
citizens who remembered the day and
many autoists out touring for the day
decked the cars with patriotic bunting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
Wash Goods

Ginghams are to-day slow sellers.
Other cloths have taken their place,
such as Endurance Cloth at the same
price, IL / &c, and Rough & Ready
Cloth IL IL. These are the Cloths
that the trade are using They seem
to wear better, they are softer and
the trade likes them.
Renfrew Devonshire Cloth is very
wide cloth, wider than ginghams,
faster in colors and the patterns are
far ahead Of old styled wash goods.
These in new patterns at zoe per
yard.
Krinkle Cloth il another cloth that
cuts into the sale of ginghams. These
for rompers, ladies and ehildren's
iresses and skirts. The same grade
as DC krinklette and sell for 1912
per yard.
New lot OF White Rice Cloth at
25c and STE per yard. The 25e
one for more common dresses. The
SIC one is the prettiest cloth for the
price in our store. This price won't
last but few days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
Ladies' Hats

This is our first season with La.
dies Hats We have sold lots of
these Hats. Now we are to close
the balance of our Spring and early
Summer Hats at loss to us. These
are all new styles; some of the best
this season are here. If you are not
supplied but small price will get
you a nice, well-made Summer style
Hat
In order to make these Hats more
attractive we have made them into
two lots. These lots have in them
lots of Hats that we would not mark
as lows if we were to mark them
singly.
Hats that were S2.os, $500, and
$3.50, your choice of the whole lot
at S19S each.
Hats that were $400, $3.50, S4.9s,
$3.50 and 1915, now your choice OF
these at only SOS each; not Hat
that does not sell for less than SO.
We want to close every Hat SO as
to have in stock this fall only Hats
that belong there New Up-to-Date
kinds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
EAST MONTPELIER.

The ladies' aid of East Mont
pelier will serve strawberries, cake
and rolls at the village hall Tuesday
evening, at which time the Plainfeld
high school will give the drama, entitled,
-oak Farm" Dancing viii be in order
at the close.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
Hoagknit Sweaters

This means quality. This means
little better Sweater for the price.
This means that we guarantee all OF
these Sweaters.
Children's Sweaters from Csc to
S2.75 each.
Misses Sweaters at S1.z5, sos
and S4.75. These are all of them
boys weight and sold to boys as well
as ladies.
Ladies' Sweaters at four prices;
good one at SOS; better one at
S39S and for SOS we sell you a
Shaker Sweater with patent roll
eollar-a big trade at the price
Comes in all sizes and colors. Ask
to see these.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Sweaters

This is the season Of the year that
Sweaters are in great demand. They
are used for outings, both for camp
and the seaside, for boating and for
mountain wear. Ours are the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
Special Values

We are offering lot of Suits at
special values TO clean up stock at
once. In fact, we are giving you a
chance to select good Serge or Nov
city Cloth Suit that is made in the
seasons best style at just one half
price. II you want good Suit val
ne for the summer and fall wear here
are some extra values.
In Ladies Separate Coats we have
a rack of odd sizes and styles that
we have selected from our stock that
we are putting special prices on to
lean them up. These are our most
expensive Coat values; Coats that
sold at from $500 to $4,000 now
at about a third off from the regu-
lar price. These are extra values.
We have one full line of White
Separate Skirts in all grades, such as
reps, corduroys, linen and eponge,
at prices from S1.25 to S575. We
have Special Eponge at only S2.75
that is an extra value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-24
Yelling Special
1Oc Yard

A SPECIAL offering of
"A Single and Double
mesh Veilings in various
patterns, together with
smart Chenille-dotted eff
fects. Choice of black. navy
and brown. special, the yard,
1Oc. EASEMENT saiesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-24
House Dresses at S1.00
Unusually w-Priced

uOUSE DRESSES of serviccable pcrcales and ging-
1 hams i'll several pleasing styles, with large
collars. others with low necks Gray blue and white
stripes black blue and white checks. Very inter
csting values 81 90. -nasrme"' ss's-roo'n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-24
HE'SA'L LITER BUT
HIS MOTHER WAITS
OUTSIDE FOR HIM
Boalt, at Walla Walla, Tells of Gray
Haired Woman Who Can See No
Evil in Her Prison "Rat."

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