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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian aud brooklyn.
TAT - vEsEY STREET

~ Henry Brady
MOTT ST u, >, about lTJ Bayard
St e5As9y?5Nst, sly ,rmt aud s,rs-
= surden vs VI " Blyth ct al; due
~ $685. &c. taxes &r' ssa2,5l to the. plain,
lat seos THIRD AVENUE
ny Herbert A sherman.
eSNioo sly d"ls "a Ksvsnagh
., 81 " Wesley Cousin 60 q, al; due
TN ....,. .,.- ....,... 200. .,,,.... " 900
Nv NJ Moraenthau, Ir, co
DUMMY Az 2330, iVi " Neresa nv,
1908 to HuuRhton hN- Martin Fried
lander " 4 Walsh p, - due ". 200 10.
taxes g., VI $50, to the plaintiH. VI 900
Nv Henry Brady.
CRuGER AZ. " 100 ?iIth S. s5sioo -
u IiiCkos W. francesca cerhone ct al,
du, si6SiI taxes, g.. ~ 900. rrst mtg.
$500 ~ tue plaintin ..,.........s SO. 500
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Clark Estates have rented the
dwellings al - West Seventy-third street
for IA term Of years To Charles q. Dodd
William J. Gabel has leased for Julia
NJ. Reynolds to Mrs. DAILY the dwelling at
720 East 10th street
Samuel ". Martin has leased for the
General Synod Reformed Church in
America the three story and basement
dwelling at l2i West Sixty-hfth street to
David =. Sa!tzman.
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MEG HANGS LIENS.
MINI haitian,

BROADWAY. e6as.3S-Hull Grippsn Il ca
sgt VIM T. u stokes. owner Quin,N
Amusement 60. owner; Lesli" BROS Engi-
urrring 90. contractor ........,... ss7..j
l20TH ST St-t5 E--Morris Breuner 80
Florence y 'oldschmidt owner, Ia III
LEROY ST, i9-Anthony polzrlla agt Mar
garitd tampiglid, owner rll cont. a tor
Michele Bre,cia, contractor. ....., So
aisT ST, 2is-a0 W-Flachner 4 Weinstr n
ast Adolph Never. owner ana cont. 81 "a
BrOnA
2a6TU ST S.t.a6 E--John Martoccia ay
Maria Viscardi and Felicia B,rnach.o.
owners, Gudoni contractor ........s
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iEN MSafi: III HaTri. 10 John stanley.
ns M, :'9 Ct Ct a NY i sT KIN NV Ea!sS
ssTn -r NJ. 4; y "a az. :sri SSs SsE s,S
-. Bkiyn. May = due Nov :, 1914. y
at,ys' fei,ensiein & II. SOC Bwsy $500
aachrach co to Walter : Gurnee 81 al.
Bar Harbor. Maine, due May J. ists :
p c. May {; attys, sullivan c. =. wal MAI
SANE PRopERTY-same TO serenus I.
Newman. zss Henry ST, May 9, pr mug
$4,000, yrs. g ATTY Isaac I "a sas,
1Ex1SGr3S AZ. .e cor 1I,h -. es.;Xis.s
M c Ssnpn. to f% s4. '"o Nay Sy
pan s,iy. VIM orr 81 Chambers st 1000
West side.
West OF Fitth uv between Fourteenth and
lioih SITS,
18Th ST. : 1885 " 9TH az, .isxio9. s1-
Midy,ll. Realty GO TO Abby Marshall'
S M,i''s bona. Apr 80 ally r G CO, ii55s
AMsTERpAM AZ. as. v ;, IS: SIC, -,
gyxlOO-Edw De Noyrl,es 20 Wooo,an W
cemetery. 20 p Esd 81 May !, due ana IN
a. Der bond atiy 7 u 60. i7G Bway.'ssooa
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF l!oth ST
llBTH ST :. as " 7th aV, Is sAlQo u
N,rx Aaron go church ~ the Ho.y com
munion. 3.r sih az. MAJ :. yrs, ; p e..
Any 70 CO. y" h M,syyaMaJ ss,.S,,sViiw
Ellen l. Fluiay to has NrNoolnD
Ard.l.y con Hudson. y Y. MAY pr m's
$4,000. Yrs. g a''ys' hoek"19d oc a
i7sp sr, :, rs :, N,eho';H,' I sy sr,S,
Arssles Sol, .on ii IdscH' y, pr a'r IS: ,oO:
yrs, . p q. MAY :, at'ys' ho'N"GGd "a
l;an ~ Sr' osI u AUDUBON ~. 81 sNI0o--
Same go same. May & pr ms 'Ja ggV,
Ers - st'y same 'so.r ~ ,o,Iyo
"Vermiiyra Realty Go to Harlem S-v
BOND. ATTY Edw : clinch. o. Park
sHmE2KMAN AZ, :. 100 u :o,,h It 5cxi 20
Same TO same. MAY :. due as per ,om na.
Borough VI The Bronx
10TH ST. SO: L. u tNsl Id" Bradi-
man to leo Kyd.t. Hsr,irs'"n fArh'
81 ~ mtg. $4,000 May :. % >'s' Span
,I IN < : AZ nArs'n' -. hi7Sth -, .;Ns4
louis i.eihowi,r. TO Ma. Reich ~ u
' RSp q, Mry s sri '''Y 100
DAILY AZ, " :, 6S5io i77th ct 49,. "A
Mi.s N ga 80 h,O. M,y y, ii May au.
per bond: ATTY, r u 60. l75 Bway, $4,000
Lot 49,, map por'n Hunt e, t,.o 49, ot,'
pr mtse $500. MAY = due as per e@n ndG /,
witch" ~ ir4esINlsa h ausra 40 Micha.l
Gleason. .S$. Barnes "'' May . 80
sE,HK * 81 ~. . at TO rin.ny st, i4S' IA
Or irres@ Kermit Reslty CO, Inc, TO ci,y
M,se 90. 4 Wal st M Me- J. d, M TSS
'f !@s,asl.!" Or" { f.hsr Y Sssth;,n g.
w. i p e. ait,s, Harris. c q = a. A.
sr !sI HrSs"" AZ cor ise,h st ' ;.'SS
Mii--Augus, oprock to Geo Ehrst us!
Park ay MAY :, VI, g atty VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
WEST SIDE TENEMENT SALE.

WEST 18TH STREET.-Adolf Jacoby has
sold lsi West Fifteenth street. a five
story building on lot 25xio3.3, located
l2J feet east OF Seventh avenue.
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10 STORY HEIGHTS APARTMENT,
Will Cover Colonial Parkway and
16Oth street Corner.

Albert Schwarzier has filed plans for
twelve story freproof apartment house
to be erected on the southwest corner of
Colonial Parkway and i50th street. on
a plot 102.7x3S.11 feet. The facade will be
OF brick and limestone. ornamented with
small balconies and In the French Re-
naissance style OF architecture. Schwartz
x Gross. the architects. have placed the
cost at 100000
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SALE NEAR GED>EY FARM HOTEL.

fisn Marvin nave sold to Alfred u.
H''i' house on Putnam avenue. White
''"aus, near the Gedncy Farm Hotel,
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$4,000 N HOME ST. FLATS.

Harry T. Howell fled plans yesterday
Tor two hve story brick tenement houses,
sssN55.2 and 5O.3x9it. on the south
west corner Of Home street and Bryant
avenue for William Sinnott at a total
cost OF $4,000 and George T.. Crosier
planned two story frame dwelling, 2sx6I.
ON the east side OF willett avenue, 35I.i
feet north Of e13th street. for James
ONeill at a cost OF $500.
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y, "a Lore ne 10 miles east % sandy Hooa o.
"a u CslrrdHN
- y. Paul 600 miles rss ~ sand, Hooh A.
i22Qp
= lmnrrator SEQ nu'e. ea., of Sandy Hoos D.
noon
- Culumba g.. mlcs east Of sandy uuoA q
~ T.
- Caronll So rn'le. cl-' ~ Sand, Hook a.
5.it T. NJ
s. Concho Galveston ,es mic. vo.' o' IN
tLgls ~ i
:. Canmn. Maroho-'e- o." mJ'' ,a.I Of
sandy liook al NOON
~ III RIO. galveston -t' mile "is' ol g..
yr-tun bar ~ noon
y MohaWb JacHsonvIut .'' me. -o4fn 81
S1ud, Hook ~ =
;, Mayaro ror, ot Span. Do m'o' .nu'H ~
SANDY lInni, ~ noon
;, Lampasn- Dal,c,ton ln r'''' s'.I1 '.
SAND Hook ~ moon.
Sandy liOOl; m noon
;. Comet ror, >rrhur , m'.' n''he.-' Oh.
So Momu, N,w ouear. % m.c. -'. % o'
Jupiter ~ noon
luptrr ~ noon
Tyhrr bar ~ \
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. New Jcr.
sey aad southern New England.
partly cloudy to-day, fair to-mor.
row. with rising trmpcrRturet
moderate. variable wiuds

For northern New England. cloudy to-day;
fsir tomorrow: moderate variable winds
For western New York. partly cloudy To
day; fair tomorrow. with rising tcmpers.
ture; moderate variable winds
NEW YORK. May "a storm, formation
developed yesterday OF, OF the indcnnIte
depression which covered tho eastern half
Of the country on THURSDAY and from a
centre over Ohio and the Virginia covered
southern New England the lower lake re-
Eions and southwark and was attended Nv
rain in the southern lake regions. the Dhio
Valley and eastward to che coast. elsewhere
the weather was generally fair.
There was also a trough OF depression
extending from Montana southwark over
Arizona. but lacking any disturbing Gle
ments.
Throughout the Mississippi Valley and
westward to the Rocky Mountains the pres
sure was high. causing much cooler weather
In the central valleys.
IT was warmer between the Rocky Noun
tains and tho Pacific coast and generally
cooler elsewhere.
No freezing weather prevailed in any Sec
tion.
In this city the day was cloudy. with rain
In the afternoon, cooler. wind fresh east
crly average humidity. 81 per cent; ba-
rometer. corrected TO read TO sea level. at
s A. NJ. 2sss , y. NJ. 1880.
The temperature In this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the ofncial thermometer. Is shown
In 10 ed
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Arrived FRIDAY. May =.

Arrived FRIDAY. May
SIS Adriatic, ? 20 =. N. Liverpool April 80
So ZulA Am. Mayaguez. May"
SIS NAndyck, 2lO 4. NJ, Barbados, May.
IS Gre CORY. , \. NJ. Barbados. April ~
- Monte video. $50 \. NJ. Ha IVA na. May T.
~ Navigator. "a. N. Sauna. Nay?
S. City Of Savannah. Savannah, May }.
IS VI Sud. Galveston, May.
- Coastwise Boston, May7.
IS Milnockct. Philadelphia. MAY :
IS Pisa. Newport News, May !.
ARRIVED FROM NEW NOUk
IS potsdam. at Boulognc.
81 Philadelphia, AT Plymouth
IS Prinz Friedrich Willie I'm. at Plymouth
- Victoria lusc, at Plymouth.
SAILED FOR NEW NOUh
- Cedric. from Queenstown
s. Verona from Naples
- Caribbean. from bermuda.
s. Segurancs from Nassau.
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BWOKER ~ oTH NE>IE LEASE

Frederic Fox ~ 90. negotiated the lease
Of the store at the northeast CORNER Of
Firm avenue and foru"th street la Io-
seph liclnrichs, recently reported
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n,,> BmO>x MANOR HOUSE.

burke Stone has sold for George
'n"''h'ri = house on Marquand p yenuc
"'N Manor. Workers to Samuel g.
NJ Ma nhatttu, also sold to Rutgers
'Hr residence ~ Maple street,
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ASSIGN MENTs or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

COLEMAN, Aaron. TO rnue NJ .TAgs;
DAVIS Ssml, to Nandor Klein. ,.,..,. 800
KLEIN. Nandor, 10 SAT- Klein ..,..... 800
NOBLE. Franh r, to FranhlH NJ
MiNRATt. Ferdinand II. TO Elenore
Amend ....,..: .,.,,,..,.,... ,&3Ibl5
ST. RE, VIM, ct al, ear, to VIM StuDe ct ri,
VALENTINE stephen. and ano, trrus, to
rhos j Phillips. ...., ...,.,.,.. t-a!5o
PHiI.lIPS, Thos J, TO Elsie T. In.
MtiNIClTAL LIENS co or ROCHESTER,
TO Raphael Prayer. ..,t,.,..,,,t
FOSTER, Frederic de =, to Dan'l Is De
BeiNedon .,,..,.t,. ...,,,,.. ,t2b,ooo
GUTMAN, carl TO carl Gutmun and ano,
LEHMAN, Henry L. trus TO Rudolph
Iiebmann and ano, trus. ......,,..,...tl
CHEyNE. Thos, and sno, eNr to Carl out
HENRy WILLIAM 60 10 Euphemia 3
comm ... Pc ..''t' .''t'' w, 900
KERNER Jacob, to Saul Lleberman,...tl
BronN,
coHEN, Issnel II, to Gertrude Mendel,
son ,.,.,.,,.-. ...,. ...,......,.si
ATLANTIC MTG CORPS 10 Lawyers Nix
KEATING, Mary 4 20 Joanna X Sluy.
scRMAN SAVINGS BANK to Lawyers Nix
Lawyers TITLE ms ~ co to 100. .:oYys
fIs'k .,...,.,. ,..... .....t. ....... s., 900
AMERICAS MTG 60 TO WIN risefo-I Il
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>'>,n ,vE>,E rL>r m,,En.

rroue ~ the buyci Of the Two
stony tcu.nen,s at ~ and ~ sixth
' sold recently by Robert u Rainey
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

DOWuv0W0.
HESTER s ST. Of II, ysr.' rssIsr 81"
Ts R:s. =. i,'f 70 S %sil y. i',' atty w.
ESSEX ST, iis. e g. s51ioo-Edw Feeney
ano' ssr. &C. Ellen 4 Coreor.n. TO
May 5. mtg 10000; atty. ' L I CO. ~
i,fH ST. ic; n. si.s ~ G tssiSs
ios.s-Pew Realty Corpn to ri law fsaity
Holding Co. 81 Chambers 81. mtg |
ssvvv. May " attys. Locker q L., 81
"a. s,s: '''''''''''''''o'
East of Fifth ay; between Fourteenth and
LEXINGTON Az. '? "a. ' " :. .s . ,,,n st. |
sss :ooo I Conner 81: Lexington Az mig
''R =. so.::is los sd Az. idSs
sssw Lexington SV sv. sssiS,. :o' m,s 10000
xChas J o'Reiliy to Thos Berry isS 81
j Leslie 81 wall 81 @ .. ANY onssi
~ AZ w.. ss., to.s n 10th st. :ox7o--Abr
" ,isth m,n ~ 70 M9rits Hadei, 27s
4 Sargent. so i .sd 800. .s - az" 81
---Jno II Rossn. rel. 10 Jui,us pscs
GO wall Sw: =, May 8; a''y', sulliysn a. Z
SIN i. Be. % b: sn "a ~. ana a ~ 'sssic:
io?:.. 2!s. $50 and Il. Hsrism Commons
iis " to,S a. e Am 80 10 charter charter Conn GO:
BMay ..................,' III
i ss,S J. M'" %;,. ,,i fssi'
isT cor ssh T., rs is:c s..y 81: R. ;So
vein to MARGARET Simon. Butler, X ), al
gway No.. - ~" - op.''' III
'' sams.I i ;;o itis ID s., 3!sx,oo; Ii
~, is5 BwSy.''. ..e"' May .; .aare,i
,u.-. -. ,.,,., "'Se'
Wv" AZ las, Te'seeh four'een'h and
10Th sT;ss Is,i. 9Th av. ls,xas-
S Gs, to M.ulda Morrison, SIS W se,h 81,
ssTH ST i.'i,i,j,;::';w...;;s ~
Amy g Roa,amsn ,w IN sv soexsse,-
rs Freeman St Bkiyn' msas ,ss, SaD0 ali
Bwsy May Il atty Co, is5
18th sr, .. ". 5. sis e coiuimnb,ui:: az.
b Have. 'h III, t A.. Yens' Mar 81 st,y, Geo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of iioth ST.
as " iiSih st May !: atty. r CO. rs
:sxes ii-chas Henry ct al TO Geo
White Plains av wy nuso "aos'' vi
'ssT es W. se; ssS A. heir. Az
sI.vin 80 80 s, IN CT - neIts Jho |
sis,.r % Jno s,,r Nh' % 'ohN,ht sS. |
ATTY EuSsn. sy..nn, ~ jan
st '' tYon
HH y sS,; Az $ iO'a i;o,h St ,ss.ios
Realty "a "a iihsrix =, ~ :, o hnSsn
liens. Ian 30 a,tv ~, m,s N,oV". a..
nX Wi.! S|xS :, ar ..:..:.'...:: -. 81
n sinrx .V'n Az runs
"Tnf , nI ~ 70 Sh Sn.rman vrsek n
to-, 80 :S.s 20 beg. With all rights TO
tsnl- uhnrr water sherman Creek and
Harlem Riyer' "hsrfase. &c-Afred |
nar,; Mar Sl' ATTY. Jno Abney =
william ~ -.................. ........ 81 |
Rrons. |
,Rorough OF The aronx,
tenn go. =. -,
40 IN 81 se- r. lseSsi|oeo hydrf |
10 lda Brantmsn ~ Hewitt pl May :. !
mig Soo"' ATTY i korkus ~
bWsy ,,,,;,,.;,.r,.' .,,......,,'' 81
SAME fhupERTl BraAima. 20
May !. sam. atty. ................... 81 |
CLINTON Az. IS 81 l7bth 81. .Ixst-
May Reich to Louis Leioowitz 1898 clin. |
ton ay May I; atty B!umenthal ~
rack Row OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 |
LOT 80. map Arden property; also Cedar 81, |
400 Kingston aN, 5oxloo--Julia |
Sptz TO Henry - Wesifehling. b53 bryant !
az, May :. mtg s+25. atty. NY " Kiralfy |
3si T. ltsth st.................... 90 |
LONGFELLOW Az. $50 Lafsy-tt. /
av. lOl loxl5s--,i~o Is Hayes, ref 10
Albert Leon, slos bway' Apr Is; any |
g y l.attlnE ~ fihr 81. ..''''' W, 900 !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-09

and Pepe Bro. The property will be
altered and offered for sale.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM Pm ~
Sun rises t&5 sun sets 90 Moon rises ! o.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SsndyHk 6:57 Gov Island. AZ Hell Gate. eo1
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN An
sandyH'k 4? 50 Gov. Island .i:?2 Hell GAIT. 500
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Arm, aud Navy Orders.

wASHlNGTON. May rh... arm, os.
dcrs were issued
Cap,. 9. y Bahco,I seventh lnfautrs. ia
Hot Springs, Ark
Lieut. cal. G.. r Neuohor firs' Ficid A..
lillery from Hawaiian Department 10 SaA
Fran,isCo.
Col. J. l. Ph,Nips. Medical Corps. 70 COM
mdnd ~ the Walter Reed Gen'rdl Hospital.
Those navy orders Verr issued
Lieut. H. Il Mann, from Nt'al Academy
June IS, 10 AsistiV station via July ,raus-
port
Passed Assist,u. Surgeon /. NJ. schmidt
from the New Jersey to the Louisiana.
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lis PE<lbE<s.
Manhattan.

iTIl ST Sc :. lot ~, map ~ ->tat" o.
haugi- Minthorne-Rirdie Bef liner
samuel klausner ct a. Ioreeiose ntErJ ,
atty. Myers a GOLDSMITH.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. = 1919 y 18th -
tNFNleilO-N Y LII" lns co - al vs
Palermo Bros Inc ct al tamend"d or"
closure q! mtgci; attNs. cary a Csrroil
10Th ST - i;i ~ dth aV, -'Ni1o t.
Leslie Bros Engineering 90 ~ Alr>aud~r
VI Mitchell 81 al faction tp f,r-o'',r
mechanics Iienb, atiys. Hardy Stan,iInr
Nhitaker
io1fi 81 go to 49, W--Joseph /. Graf - t'
~ BonWit Really 60 ct al fameiil"d fol --
closure Of mortgage; atiNs, Weed Henry
Meyers.
10TH ST, =. $50 Columbus av. ltl.GN
ai..N irrrg - Morris Mayer Mary 4
ldeficr o., al ,forerlose mtge'- att'. : W
stem.
FOX ST, 5sa.5 lG3d - lO0Nl0t ~
irreg Hendrix Hudson 60 rs Fanny Ru.
do'nin ct al foreclose mtgeb, attys.
fcrfIss n Sturck.
BAILEY Az. 3f6o and 7iG.-I.uigi Castaldn
W Filomena Nentaroia ~ al faction To
foreclose mechanics LEM. atty j Rosen
ZMeIg
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
FEEDING Alfalfa to Horses.

Alfalfa is a splendid horse feed. but
must be fed with judgment and care.
Because Of It's pnlatability mature
horses are likely to eat too much alfal-
IA II permitted to have free access
toit
The average farm horse ut hard work
Is allowed to eat much more alfalfa
and other roughage than he really
needs to maintain his weight.
One pound OF alfalfa or other hay
and about one and one-1uarter pounds
Of grain per day for each 100 pounds
Of the horses weight make Il good RI
ton for the working horse.
Horses like alfalfa stems. Refuse
from the cattle racks is very accepta
Die to horses
Feed naturp horses fist and second
cutting alfalfa wh-h is free from
mold and dust
Never feed wet .rnfH hay To horses
\ sudden change nf fec! irranye>:
the horses ,lirrS.jv, system
Horses accustomed to A'f"'tn aS Il
regular pars of th"i' ration arg >"i6rI.i
troubled from Its uS. f.Ntri> rn t.
ietin -. Nrbrn>kn t.l"ritli-nt Station
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01

the man who has Il good strain of pure
breed exhibition poultry suffer. because
good breeding stock and eggs in 1918
are going to be scarce and high. We
believe that eggs will be higher this
winter than ever before. SO the good
poultryman need not be alarmed. On
the other hand. we believe this Is real
ly the poultryman's opportunity. But
the fellow who will suffer is the man
who has scrub poultry that has been
bred neither for eggs nor exhibition.
when times get hard or the price
Of other food products advance. as Is
shown by the past history Of the in
dustry. thousands Of shop men. clerks.
mechanics and laboring men In cities
and small towns turn to poultry as
side line to help pay the high cost Of
living. 1t Is certain to be so again.
However. because Of this uneasiness.
there IS great danger OF many fine
focks. which 1t has taken years to
breed and perfect. being sacrificed this
fall and winter This war Is causing
feed to advance in price. but it will
also cause eggs. poultry and practical
~ all other food products to advance
In proportion. The question with you
ought to be how to get the egg. There
will be great demand next season
for eggs and stock for breeding pur-
poses. Our advice Is not to decrease
your flock in size so that your business
will he crippled this winter or next
season."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
FALL GARDEN WORK.

II H. uSuaiiy SAFE 10 leave sweet pa,
thtOtS Ia tie Grohni until the vines
are killed u! fio>,. tnt they should b,
dug aS soon after thAt rs possible ii
they are IL be Sture,! he tubprS should.
lie IN the sun ii few hours to dry OF
before they are picked UP They should
be bundled CAREFUL! AT all stages to
prevent brulSins
Look AZ the winter blooming bulbs
which are put away in November to
root. They may need water. and they
should be in the dark and in cool
,lace. In II cold frame outdoors is an
ideal place for them.
The land that was plowed in the
fall for next years garden will work
up better than that that must be plOw-
ed in the spring.
Time spent In cleaning up an orchard
in the fall Of the year will be amply
rewarded with better and cleaner fruit
the next season.
AS soon as the leaves fall and . few
sharp freezes ripen the new wood we
may commence to prune fruit and
shade trees.
Use the larger limbs pruned from
the orchard for wood. the smaller
ones as plug to stop thst wash In
the field or meadow
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
75c pair-4 pair box So
Guaranteed three month";

A box of these hose makes a Christ
mas gift that any woman will appre'
ciate.
We carry finer grades too if you
want them, not only in the Phoenix
but other celebrated brands, such as
Kayser's, Wayne Knit, Gordon ana
Eiffel hosiery You will find hun
dreds of beautiful and useful articles
in this store suitable for Christmas
gifts. This year most every one is
looking for REAL VALUE in what
they buy and a good dry goods store
is the place to get your moneys
worth.
We have excellent Kid Gloves from
$500 to $1.75.
Good Umbrellas, $500 to $500.
Beautiful Basque Grdles, S1.oo to
$500.
Fine Silk Underskirts, SPAS to
$575.
Dainty Silk Waists. $3.50 to $3.50.
Comfortable Bath Robes, $3.45 to
$3.50.
Bath Robe Blankets. $500 to $3.50.
Silk Waist Patterns, neatly boxed
$2.25.
And dozens of other things you will
want to buy when you see them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
J. S. WAUGH
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
l+;.tss.t*******..+.te,


Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking, snuffing, blowing, headache,
dryness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarrh disap-
pears.
Get a small bottle of Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nOstrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage
of the head. soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with cold or nasty catarrh. (6O)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Glass of Salts Before Break.
fast If Your Back Hurts or
Bladder Is Troubling You

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites the kid
neys, they become overworked from
the strain, get sluggish and fail to
filter the waste and poisons from the
blood, then We get sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headaches. liver trouble,
nervousness, dizziness sleeplessness
and urinary disorders come from
sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts or
If the urine is cloudy, offensive, full
OF sediment, irregular of passage or
attended by a sensation Of scalding
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy: take tablespoonful in glass
of water before breakfast and in a
few days your kidneys will act fine
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com
bined with lithia. and has been uset
for generations to flush and stimu
late the kidneys. also to neutralizt
the acids in urine so 1t no Longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive and canno
injure; makes a delightful efferves
cent Whitewater drink which every
one should take now and then tt
keep the kidneys clean and active
and the blood pure. thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications. g.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01
All Around
The Farm
FOR POULTRY BREEDING.

European War Offers Great Oppor-
tunity. Says Export.
That the European war offers great
opportunity for American poultry
breeders to extend the scope Of their
business is the opinion Of T. T.. Quisen-
berry. director Of the Missouri state
poultry experiment station. who says:
There is no reason for good poul
trymen to be alarmed because OF the
present situation which we are facing
on account Of the European war or the
high price of feeds. The man who has
good laying strain of pure bred poul
try is going to get enough eggs this
winter to pay his feed and labor bills
and net him nice profit. Neither will
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01

No other silk hose At any price
contains better silk-no other silk
hose offers a better assurance of
durability than the Phoenix guar.
antee with every four pair box,
to replace free every pair that
wears holes in three months.
This definite guarantee makes Phoenix
hose more economical than cotton-it
permits you to wear silk hose every
day and not for dress only. Its every
day use is real economy-and luxury
unequaled at a cost so little.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-01

THO Herald tells It all.
All tho news all the time In the Herald