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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Edgemere Lots Sold.

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
FOR the Edgemere crest Realty Company,
MACMILLAN MOrgenthau. president, two
lots on the east side OF Hartman avenue
and two lots on the west side OF Maple
avenue. Edgcmere. Long Island 20 John
Jorgensen, for immediate Improvement
with two EtucCO houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Building Leasehold at Auction

The leas ehold on the Heidelberg Building,
consisting of the entire capital stock ana
the entire issue of bonds of the Godair-
WINNER Building Company. viii be sold
at Public auction by Joseph i. Day tlls
morning at II O'Clock in Room 302 of the
Heidelberg Building. at the junction or
Broadway, A2d street and Seventh avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Apartment for DR.. JoWett.

The Rev. Dr. Jowett, through Pease &
Gilman. has leased the apartment OF
Foster Aliliken. at No. SO Park avenue.
The apartment consists OF twelve rooms
and four baths. II is i'm one Of the most
fashionable sections OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Join New China Colony.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles $. Brown
Company has leased to the Rowland q
Marsellus Company. dealers In china and
glassware. the store at No. l39 Firth ave
nue. for term of years. The lessees are
at present located at 10. s. Barclay street
This is the fourth china concern 10 locate
i'm the neghborhood OF 23d street and
Fifth avenue.
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prices wcro to 4 points net lower .SS"
= .mand moderate Local contract prices
sIGAR-Rehned quiet. with hne s,a l,

suGAR-Rehned quiet. with me s, elios
1,ted Al &c Raw declined about l-loc. Sa ,i,,,
r os,i,roted AT between 80. OO0 and SOuOv
lscs of Cuhss Tor prompt and second n''I
March shipment. at l5-loc tosl ana
S-etcht equal 10 . Csc for centrifugal ahu
, ene ,or moiassas In London beet SUGAR
VS. reported with sellers al 9s l'sd tS
March and April. and es 2itd for May, M IN
The curb Hat at 9s Id for March "s "a To-
Nav and as 4a.d 10; August London caploU
he Stock in the United Kingdom ~ ll-,VVu
tons against 100 600 last week WiiIeu q
cray report the movement or sugar a. ~
sly rrincipal ports CT cuba for the week a.
follows. Receipts. 10000 tons, asalhSr
~ 600 the previous week. 7looo last E ono
and Sc 900 Two years ago cNpoFt 49,
srainst "a 600 81 600 and $1,000. stock. "oi
600 against $4,000. 100000 and 5.S'o ooo
receipts for the entire island, li"'VU w
against $4,000 9S 600 and 9AoVe tons. re-
rpectively. Centrals grinding ia sseaa,Ss'
ia last week. ia last year and l'3 IN I'i-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
On the
drivers seat in
the band wagon
Of modern loft
construction

is the newly completed 8 stur
store and loft building, No. Il;
to 80 Perry St.. nc% Washing
ton St. Size 66Xl00. I
This superb heavily co1sruci
ed building is to lease eithea
a whole to one tenant or in Sc,
rate lofts. Rent OF lofts SIN
5000 monthly.
1t is immune from fire. eng
thoroughly fireprooi and living
a 1000 automatic Sprikla
equipment.
Two roomy elevators three
safe stairways light. bright airy
and pleasant; lowest insranct
rates.
Examination Of this building
which gives the fire ris the
merry ha-ha. IS requested.
Always open Tor inspectln
Descriptive pamphlctiur n'hed
JAMES H. CRUIKSH.NK,
Owner, s. Liberty $
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

oy huht Point Eeaitv Co. q De W., clo.t
sst Emma Tom?kins e, al faction 10 sore-
close mtg attorneys. Ciocke. X G. n
LOT 3J1. map OF section > ~ n, a.
Park IN 2fth Ward 90. OF Morris ps,n
ave. go Il OF White Plains ri. 50xI5ox irr'oN
l Permraru M.yer ast John Hyer q II (fore
CiosuIe oI mug, attorney. II Z Llnnnlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
MARCH 10
Manhattan.

Robt Graves ir. to Empire Trust Co. one
hat part; all title, 81 -
Jacob stern to Eliz Kelly; 81 -, ,,..-.
Manhattan Life ms co 20 Chas Day lo"'
81 900 -,.t-.,,s ,rrus,
Co OF Utica; omitted. - -.rai,,
Citizens Trust 90 OF ltcd y = e"'' '
to Isabella Warden; 81. s-oo
Elsie p lngraham 10 Lillian crane; 500.
Same to Bertha J.. Fearey s5oooo'
Same 10 shepherd Knapp. Sf3Oo ,
Wilson M Powell and ano, cXis 10 Elsie
X Powell. $1,000. 1900
same 10 Elsie Ingraham: $500
Newhold Re Edgar and ano to Chario''e \
Haig: $4,000. >-,,,a
Layers Title ms and Trust co to Newoold
In U Edgar: 50 900.
Same 10 Edith r Lewis; 5000. -
ssamen's Church Institute Of y Y 20 y
Life ms and Trust CO Of city OF y y; 81
Same 10 same, 81. .-oo
Helen Mostyn and ano 10 German say BANK
$4,000.
Investing CO. $3.50 600 NJ.
Title Guarantee and trust co 10 Geo hlch-
ards and anO. trus; $50 n
yers Mtge Co: SO 600
Lawyers Mtge Co 20 Bioic ana TONI
mon Prayer Book co: $4,000.
y Y Title Ins Co 10 Albert Jarmulowsky ct
al, exrs; $3.50 900
The Bronx.
Mary A y LANCE to Title Guarantee and
Trust co: s5.65l.
Estates Settlement co 10 Lawyers Mort
gage Co. sf3. 600.
John Collins. gdn. - Moses Esbcrg; 5000.
Moses Esberg 20 Isabella Wilson. 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 10
Virginia l. Mitchell; So 900
Edmon r Heck TO Charlotte n Heck .
ass.s, s.. 800
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Citizens Trust co
OF Utica. y Y; assts; $1,000.
Julia y Tonnele 10 Julia - Tonnele' :
sssts: 81
Citizoas Trust CO Of Utica TO Isabel War
den: assts: 81.
Mary \ spencer n Paul Baumsarten;
$1,000
Rae Lesser 10 Katie g Brown: ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
EXPORT FIGURES

The exports OF merchandise f,op, IN,
Port OF New York, as officially rcnortnS
az the custom House, for the week cmfef
March , amounted TO Si.O5l az ssai"si
W s,oSo the previous week and $500. G,'
Since January |, SOLO .qiq agile, co.,
1920 in the corresponding period Ia,
year. 'N' idNi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Conn
pany sold 10 client OF Henry A. Frey
No 1910 4Zd street. Brooklyn. a three story
dwelling. on plot 75Ni10 feet. between Fort
Hamilton and New Utrecht avenues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
The Bronx.

BECK ST :. 100 Il OF Ave It John. roo
xlaj: VIM H Dewey sgt Ostro Construction
Co owner and contractor. 81, $50
WESTCHESTER AVE, Q cor l6lst 81, 2l5S
$50; Corbett & 60. aet Geo z Johnson ~ al
owners; 6 Zihell & SON. ct al. contractors
S120
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
BUILDING LOAN ACREEMENro
MARCH 10
The Bronx.

DECATUR AVE. r cor Of ia.,h -, g.
100; Rocklsnd Realty 60. Inc loan, 10 ~
ner Bros; Two > sty tenmt houses ,fbiTieer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 10.
Manhattan.

RIDGE ST. :. 1921 n Of Rlvington g.,
"1N301N irres. VIM Amend. exr. agt Clara
Levin ct al foreclosure Of mts). attorney. ! +:
Donnelly.
CENTRAL PAPK WEST, n cor ssth a.
'3.6NlO1; star Hanger co sgt Progress Tub OF
the CITY OF New York ,countercistnl. attor
ncv. II Eanton.
l3lSr ST. g. West: Matthew Mcnamara aet
Sarah McCormck 81 al foreclosure or mtrl
attorney r Bannon.
sTH AVE. S1l. Franklin savings Rank I'm
tho city o. New York egt William Cehlli Of al
foreclosure Of mtr); attorney W VI Powell IN
NJ MANHATTAN AVE. sos. Bernard schnelicr
ct al sgt lara Llndcnann Fl al foreclosure OF
misl; ATTORNEYS. Tausch a Hamilton
lsip ST. 100 East. Gussie Morsenstern AT
Jacob Howell 81 al Cforecicsuro ~ mtr): nt,or
news. Howell Mcclespcy a CARLSON
iOIlt ST. l2b and t2s West. Franklin Saw
lngs h9nk IN The civ ~ New YORK. agt Felix
.irsch ~ al foreclosure Of mtg>. attorney. W
Powell D..
LENlNG ron AVE. . 5. 6s n : OF 18th 81
l1NAo; Maurice sternhcrger agt fuiie pu
Pout g. al foreclosure OF mtt): ATTORNEYS
Cary Carroll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
AL TERATIONS.
MARCH 10.
M Manhattan.

CHARLES ST. n: 70 a sty tonnt. Green
Maid. Mount Vernon. y y. owner: Bruno W
Eercer q sons l2l Bible House. architects.
BROADWAY. 2is2 to 2lsG. and ,7th 81. ee7 ~
2Sl West: 10 a sty garage. Ed Gltonhead &
G. Furthmann, 100 Broadway. owners. c
horn sons 1916 Broadway. architects. sl5 0p1
house Manhattan Commercial Garage Co 60
BROADWAY owner; II Simonson. 3i5 9TH ave.
architect. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
III eRe>a2l Estate
J\Market
Eleven Story Loft in
West 18th Street ReSOld

Charlotte and 10th streets obtained re-
Gently through Alexander Selkiu Tor Ten
years. al $4,000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Tho Bronx.

HNNkER AVE :, between Juanna aud
Elizabeth sts known a. lot rs blocl 4 goo
section 10 60. Q cor Bronx boulevard and
.Iulianna 81. i0oNi 100. 80 Bronx boulevard
- between Julianna and Elizabeth stS known
~ lot ~. block iG2a section III 80 = NJ cor
lhrh'r ave and lulianna 81. lO0N 10. Kern
har Frankenfeldcr agt John n l.axxari ,et al
torney. E Jacobs w
TRINITY AVE 80, Henrietta Jasper ast
Mary Hutl,r foreclosure OF mtg. attorncvs
Clccke. X & H. ~ -
LOTS ioe and ias. On map ~ 800 o,, owned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
PARK
r O w
Building
Douglas kplnson
Charles :. Brisn Go
REAL ESTATE.
GREATER and PROSPEROUS KINesIoN,MI
About 10000 Population. ) square Wiz
SO Miles from New York Ut.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES

y
Kingston is reached by the West 200
r. r., y. y. Central. via ferry from Rim
beck. Other railroads with stations N ~
town are the y. Y, ontario & Nsse.
Waikiki Valley Ulster & Delaware, ecfeN,5'
with the Delaware & Hudson. Near.y X ~
terminals are the Erie and the New Enssa.
Kingston has splendid waterway iasAA
Boats OF the Hudson River Day Lne
Central Hudson Steamboat company N
tween the city and y. y CIty aud o.aI
portant points. All-nsht pssser ger snd ~. IT,
boats TO and from y. v Auto buses 70 49,,
ties and Rifton. Good trolie, service uD''-
residential and business sections.
BUSINESS AND >otitL. -,
Churches OF every denomination. soei..
fraternsl organizations meet its res
and social needs. The best goods a. -
prices may be had IN is rctai. stores
PUBLIC INPRON INENIe -,
Kingston has well paved streets -.
grammar and high schools fre ana ps,
protection. so miles OF well lighied 49, 49,
, miles OF streets lighted hy recsnW =.
stalled electric lights on ornamentsl ~,
free mail delivery, pu.e water supPI' a..
fact. every improvement thar co1u "
sired ,,s
MANUFACTURING OPPORTt NlIiLs
There are In Kingston Vet iocs~u,
WITH sidlugs along the West Snoie a. -.
available water front properties. offered
low all-water or all-rsn flcight ~
y Y. The manufacture VIII hnd us' ,s-l
Electricity FOR power and lighting -, y
res sonable cost. Plots I'm various pa
the city suitable Tor manufacturing sD'
dences are for sale. Address
KINGSTON BLItIIN toNNii'
Kingston. y. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. March 10, 1914
BEENEs-Recepts 1924 head . cars for
to-morrow's market. No trading in live cat
tie. feeling steady. Dressed beef quiet but
steady. city dressed native sides 12d1Ac
CALVEs-Rcceipt pts. 657 head; 436 on sale.
Market slow. fully SOC lower Nesls sold az
x70Ss; Ohio calves Ss0Sil %. yearlings
and lanyard calves nominal City dressed
vesls steady a. 1j9 1850. country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. 3O1s
head. q cars FOR sale. sheep almost nom
insf but feeling full steady. lambs higher.
and prime Michigan sold 40 Sc Is per 100 10.
Dressed mutton steady at ga l2ifc per no:
dressed lambs. i2014c: hog dressed. 14ia n
&c. country dressed dollhouse lambs un-
HOGs-Recepts 1888 head: very few on
rale Market steady. Light hogs. 80 20 per
ZOO ID pigs. 500 81 10. roughs. sass %.
COUNTRY dressed hogs unchanged a. 9al2i4c
or 10.
chicago. March o-HOGs-Receipts 10
POO. steady. bulk OF sales s. Coo s. 40:
light - 5oass IS; mixed, ss45a$s77is
Sc s7@ss45' cAT'r1E3sReceipts $500.
rsady. calves. 25c lower, beeves s. 250
sa75. Texas steers. 81 1oats 10. stoekers
lc 7O0Ss 50: calves. s7as10 %. SHEEP
Receipts, $4,000 STEADY. natives. - 3sa
. 30: y.arilngso. IS so9s71 TO- lambs ma
,eOO. higher. bulk. So 400Ss co. heavy,
y 65Gss 70; packers and butchers. s. 40H
rrn Iisn 70 900 90 heudins %" 800
toutherns; steady. primo fed steers. IS Goa
"a %: dressed beef 81 10ass 30. Southern,
w. ~ o 50 B0i stockerr and feeders. Sc 5O0
y o.: bulls. tsat7 30. calves. IS 5OnSiO 80.
t72sat7 IS: yea rings ss25Qt7. wethers.
T. 25n$s; ewes. 80 25Qtj 75
Eav, Buffalo. March 10 --CATTLE-Rc
tslpis. 12s; sctivo ana hru. NEhLS- re-
felpts. rs. active ana steady, sGQt12 HOGS
Receipts. 3.20O. slow aud 100 80 higher.
bsavy 331SIso 20. mixed 81 20 n 81 -.
Sorkars s9Vt9 %. Pig. s. T5QS9 roughs.
rs25nfs 40. stays. SO sO0t7 80. dairieg 50
s1fs %. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts
900. active and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

Ey Telegraph TO The Tribune /
81 Louis March iO-CATTLE-Ecce
. 500. moderately active 90 about etcAdf
prices. steers. 81 7jqS9 40. ycarliugs. s. 500
50 20. hcifcrs s. 750SS co. COWS 50 900
81 -: Southern steers s. IjdSS 80 HOGS
Receipts $500. desirable grades fairly az
tive and steady, pigs and lights, l'n -'c
lower. choice mediums TO heavy weights.
IS 50 ass 90. bulk o. sales. s. So RI s. 90
packers. s. 6Om IS 50. lights s. 25n $ 90 a.
pigs. s. S5GSs -. SHEEP-Receipts. - uu
active and 10G l5c higher; lambs - Go">'
yoarlings. So 5O0S1 -. mutton sheep
81 o51SG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
Lessee of Theatre.

Charles Strauss ~ tho lessee OF the Sea-
bury Theatre at the southwest corner OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF ics,
MARCH 10
Manhattan.

43p ST. 800 East. all: VIM Roth 90 al ga
A. adian l.omasla, - suffolk ST. yrs from
Dec /. 1918: 81 gS2 attorneys Harris Koppal-
man. IA RiyinFton ~.
lSr AVE. 1914. north store and front base
ment. Adoph Finkcstcin TO sam Ierch. 12i
1st ave. yrs from May !. 1914. $3.50. attor
ney. Edw Guggenheimcr 3ls East Houston st.
BROADWAY. 1875 and 1917 all: Upright 90
70 Chas VI Mollen, Mt Vernon, \ y; l. yrs
from March J. 1915 S22.OpD attorney Erich
l. Bretzel, Wooiworth Bldg. y T.
Tn. Bronx.
j,4TH ST. 4Gs East store. etc. Adehard
StIve 10 Anna VI Grecniug. fGs East ft4th
g. yrs from May !. 1914. $40.
18th ST. 40 East. store. etc: same 20
Geo Matthes, 40 East ii4th ST. 3 yrs from
MAJ I. 1914. $3.50.
AUSTIN PL. 49,. ground noor: Henry
Weter and dnO 20 Harlem BOttlinC Works
fss Austin pl. - yrs - mos from March J.
1914; Sl0s0, attorney VI W Gralner. sai
East 10th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR 1ols'
BOROUGH OF BRoOKLiN.
LONG ISLAND.

HUNTINGTON Bay crest section. nnN,rts
rooms bath. an Improvements ,.afg
nlc,. wonderful bathing beach. an .,,
ssnorts hest sn,roundlnrs. $500. ,cr,.
terms =. T.. rutland. 20 RroadMsA.. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
The Bronx.

9TH ST. n e. los n " of Barnes ave. 81,
frane dNc. ls.l0X.9.4; Carmine Squillante. IS
st.th ST. owner. George = Croscr. IBID 81 an,
Nhte Plains ave architect; s. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
NEW YORK STATE.

HOUSE. all modern convenience ss ,r, "a
garage on property ALNA ;. Si"'
Kingston. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

sheen and case for lambs Mich COWS in
large supply ana demand only moderate
Average mili,ors. $J5 SEQ. heavy, 80" SUI
fancy Sq0u SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH 10
Mahattan.
The Bronx.

iiTH AVE. 59l 10 500: IN sly warehouse
753ylCo G + Bauerdorf. III Broadway. owner:
Nullil,en & Moeller 1903 Parl, ave architec
Gen n0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11

232D ST g. 90 n W Of Iacomte ave. ST,
ard attic frame dwlg. 2lfx4S. John McTurk. =,
West sSth ST. owner. Franz Wosgang. So East
nth ST. architect. a 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
wEsTCUEsrER COUNTY
Kenneth Ives & Co. l ws.,ssl H,,S' 3"
NEW JERSEY

% ACRES IN MIDpLESEN CO. y a
main auto road. genuine harsslh
ritz Randolph. a.. ". stth ST. y ',---..,e'
REAL ESTATE o. every S''> J.
ton Tor sale. Eugene V cray. Ncshanl.,
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-06-26
Local News

The fire department made a hur-
ried call out to DR.. Barrick's resi-
dence, where IA gasoline stove had
exploded. No serious damage was
done as the flames were promptly
extinguished.
Good ice cream 5 a food, a med
lcine and a delight. If YOU couldn't
get good ice cream like they have
AT the Star Bakery III this city, YOU
would probably feel like moving
away from here.
The city commissioners CON.
pleted their work as a board of
equalizers yesterday afternoon.
Everybody, so far as we can find
out, seems to be more than pleased
with the work done.
Fred Backsen, the congenial and
popular proprietor of the Bridge
City Meat Market, spent Wednes-
Gay in Gleaham baying up some
fat young cattle and hogs for his
market. Backsen is a rare judge
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-06-26
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


The undersigned hereby give notice hat
sealed proposals for the erection OF two-
story and basement brick Public High
School building, including all labor and ma
terial, Will be received by the Board of Di-
rectors of Flora school district No. ID, Wal
worth county, South Dakota. through the
treasurer, Orson Clark. Mobridge, South
Dakota, until the hour of three O'Clock y.
IN. on the 18th day OF July, 1914.
All bids must be I'm strict compliance with
the plans and specifications prepared by j.
X. Van Ess. OF Aberdeen, south Dakota.
which may be seen ut the office of j. X. Van
Ess on and after the 18th day OF June. l9l4.
and may also be seen on application TO the
Builder Exchange. Minneapolis, Mimi,
and at the office Of the treasurer Of Flora
school district No. IL, Mobridge, South Da-
kota.
A certified check for . per cent of the
amount of the bid payable to the order OF
the treasurer of Flora school district No. 10,
Orson Clark, Mobridge, South Dakota, must
accompany each bid rs IA guaranty that bid
der Will enter into contract If bid Is accept
ed. the same to be returned to the unsuc-
cessful bidders Immediately upon the let
ting OF the contract.
The party to whom the contract Is award
ed will be required to give a satisfactory
bond in double the amount Of the contract
price for the: faithful performance of the
contract.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
June II, 1914. J., e. CLAYTON,
Attest: President.
B. J. OLSON. ORsoN CLARK.
It'd Clerk. Treasurer.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-06-26
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGES SALE

Notice is hereby given that, whereas de-
fault has occurred in the conditions OF that
certain chnttel mortgage executed by the
Union Cooperative Store Company, IA cor
poration, mortgaRor, and bearing date on
the 9th day OF December, 1918, by reason OF
the fact that said mortgagor is about to re-
move and sell said property, and
Whereas, there Is now due and unpaid on
said Indebtedness, to the undersigned, the
sum of 1891 30.
Now therefore, the property described III
said mortgage. to-wit; three show cases.
three counters, two scales, one cash register,
one meat rack, shelving, one bay mare, one
single harness and one desk, or SO much
thereof as may be- necessary, Will be sold
pursuant to the power Of sale in said mort
gage contained, ut public safe, to the highest
bidde for cash on Saturday, the 9th day of
June. 1911, ut the hour Of two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day. at the Clayton build
ing in the city of MObridge, county of Wal
worth and state of South Dakota, pursuant
to Cha go of the laws of 1919, to satisfy the
debt secured by said mortgage and costs
and expenses of these foreclosure proceed
inRs.
Dated at Mobridge, South Dakota, this 9th
day of June, 1914,
JOE KELLER,
CARPENTER a MORRISON, Mortga2ee.
Attorneys for Mortgagee. 7-3t
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-06-26

of food animals and uses his abil.
ity to the limit in procuring n high
grade Of meat for his patrons.
Tx Mayor Goodman received a
letter Of thanks from j. w. Parm-
ley Of the Yellowstone Trail AsSo-
citation, thanking him for the pho
tos he mailed him. which were
taken on Trail Day. Parmley
promises to have the photos print
ed in the magazine the association
is getting out about the Trail.
doe" was appointed as a mem.
Der of the publicity committee by
the commercial club, and busy as
he is, he seems to have time to or.
iginate and be the star member of
Trail Day publicity committee Go
it Doe" you are doing good
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-11

~tensive hat the use Of the subma-
r5nrs and mines would not apply
here as in Europe. although 81 course
submarines ~ mines were 81 value
we cannot always depend on the
Submarines ana The mines. he said.
He added tina, what had happened
in the European war had justified
the navy Departments program 81
this year. q continuation Of lines all
ready carried out plus an Increase
OF submarines"
Secretary Daniels said the avy
department had official Information
from London hat the Audacious pos-
ttNely Was lost despite reports that
she had been raised.
II this European war continues
without the first class batileships
taking part. do YOU think q necessary
Co contiAue building battieships 20 he
was asked.
Certainly 30 Is necessary" replied
the secretary "frbc Germans always
nave their ships ready Ca go out The
English are now using their ships 10
control commerce ON b sea. but
they are always potentially la rcadi-
ness for action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-11
N ON HOW TO
SAVE ELECTRICITY
\ Few simple Rules for IIouselIoldcr-
Whereby They can save on Their
Electric Lighting Bills.

Familiarity breeds neglect TO par
aphasc a popular quotation. and esq
pcCially SO IN the case of electric
llghti1e. When the electric lights are
first Installed in the house a great
deal OF interest is taken IN lamps and
fixtures. The lights are usually in
stalled in accordance with the best
methods to D. Wrc good light al the
greatest economy. After q few weeks
the novelty wears on and the family
iorgcts an about the electric Hghts,
taking them as 81 matter OF fact. and
from then on they are too often ne
elected. Lamps and shades go un-
busted and it lakes but Ct tiny dlm
OF dirt and dust Go impair the elf
cheney OF the light Lamps burn out
and are replaced by any old lamp
which can be found in the spare
rooms. and are usually not noticed
until company comes. then there Is "a
scurrying around to hnd lamps, or
au old Oh lamp has 90 be pressed in
tu service.
An Illuminating engineer of the
General Electric company, in a recent
discourse, gave the following helpful
rules Toy caring Tor electric lights n
The home to secure the best light cf-
Gcleuey at the greatest economy:
Dust lamp globes and shades as OIL
ten as Tho furniture Is busted, or al
least nee o. week.
Keep "a supply OF unused Mazda
lamps, OF various sizes. In the house.
Don't wait until the lamps are broken
or burned cut before securing a.
lamps
Don't keep empty lamp aockets
about the house. Keep an sockets
allied with the proper size lamps.
when a lamp Ourns out, or Is
broken, don't replace Il with the FIRST
lamp avaiiabii. For instance q 20-watl
lamp should not be replaced with q
tO-watt lamp, when the former is the
proper size Tor use. The latter nizI
doubles the cost OF the service.
Don't use light absorbing shades
just because they look pretty. Use
refiectors made purposeiy 90 direct
the light as necessary.
Don't uae focusing rehcctors where
"a dinusing reflector b. proper.
Use small lO-watt lamps foi
! porches. halls. entrances. etc, where
"a hstle light is necessary Dut no grcal
amount of illumination required
Don't use old carbon lamps just be-
cause they are cheap and handy
They arc expensive In the end, re-
I Quiriag three times as much curren.
az the new Mazda bulbs n Swing +;
poorer quality 81 hght.