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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Property Transfers for May Larger
Than April, and Exceed
May, 1914.
BUILDING ALSO MAKES GAIN
fair Demand for Property Of All
Glasses, With Homeseekcrs I'm Evil
dence-Rental Agents Are Kept
Susy-Some Sales OF Past Week.
The Weeks Record

although the reunion activities cut
deeply into business last week and sew
eral days OF bad weather added ma
teriaiiE to prevent trading. the local
real estate market made what Is con-
sidered an excellent showing. The fig
ures Tor the week show that the bust
ness was as great as for some of the
past weeks when there was nothing to
prevent the closing of good deals
The agents In the main turned out
and helped TO make the reunion A sue
cess. and business was left to drag
along the hest way 1t could. However,
the agents interviewed yesterday were
OF the opinion that the results were
all that could have been expected 1t
was reported In real estate circles yes
terday, that the number of Inquiries
being received by the agents was In
were the best that have developed this
spring. This is encouraging, for there
Is sure to be some good business be-
hind this increasing interest.
FAIR DEMAND FOR
ALI. CLASSES OF PROPERTY
There is fair demand for all classes
OF property, but the greatest interest
is shown in small residential property,
and this has been true Of the dealing
LOT some time. Farming property is
not quite as active as 1t has been. but
the agents expect the demand to in
crease. There is plenty of money avail
able for good investments. II is said,
and ready funds can be secured to ne
gotiate loans. providing the securities
are frst-class. This Improvement in
conditions is sure to make the trading
more extensive. and the agents look for
a better business in the next two
months.
The real estate sales for the month
OF May aggregated S936.7s3. according
to figures supplied by F. NJ. Boykin
secretary OF the Richmond Real Estate
Exchange. This was substantial in
crease over both the month Of April
this year and of May of last year. The
sales last year amounted to ss6953o
which places May OF this year on the
right side of the ledger with a balance
Of more than $4,000 The sales showed
good increase over the month Of
April. which was also better than for
the same month last year.
SALES FOR WEEK
AMOUNTED TO s1S5 $3.50
The sales of local realty for the past
week amounted to s1S7.6525o, while
the deeds of trust were numerous The
release deesls decreased and did not
aggregate IS great figure as for the
previous week and did not cotnpare
with the mortgages. Henrico County
property was active, the sales amount
ing to nearly $4,000. These sales were
all small and the properties we're
located on the main roads leading into
the city.
Among the sales that went to record
during the past week were the follow
Ing: NJ. B. Staples sold TO the Vir-
ginia Realty and Construction Com
pany seventy-fiv feet at the north
west corner OF Kensington Avenue and
West Street, for $4,000. o. j. Davis
sold to Mrs. Kate Guerpillion twenty
five feet on the south side of Main
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street just west Of Allen Avenue. for
$1,000. Tho deed conveying the Har-
rison home at 2l2 West Franklin
street to DR.. Beverly r. Tucker was
placed on record. The property is
located at the northeast corner Of
Madison and Franklin Streets. and.
according to the tax paid, 1t was valued
at $4,000. The lot. which is improved
with handsome brick residence, was
sold by John w. Harrison and wife to
the Tucker Sanatorium. and DIR. Tucker
plans to convert the dwelling into a
private sanatoiium. Charles w. Wit
tell sold to J. j. Miller lot fronting
twenty-three feet At the southw es t
corner of Park and Floyd Avenues, for
$4,000
BUILDING OPERATIONS
LARGER THAN LAST YEAR
Building operations were not as
large as for the previous week. Among
the permits issued last week were:
EStelie w. Crenshaw, to build 4 two
story brick dwelling on the west side
OF Chamberlayne Avenue, between
Maplewood and Bellevue Avenues, at a
cost of $4,000 c. l.. Ross will build a
two-story brick dwelling at 1913 Grove
Avenue that will cost $3.50. Marie w.
| Whitchurst fled plans with the Build
ing Department for n two and one-half
story brick dwelling at 1921 West Ave-
nue.. that Will cost approximately
$500. Building operations for the
month of May increased more than s26.-
600 over the same month OF last year.
The number OF permits Issued during
the month showed marked increase
as compared with last year. but the
average value decreased slightly, show
ing that the new buildings that are be-
ing erected are not quite as costly as
last year.
The Administrative Board, carrying
| out it's plan for the permanent i'm
| provement of the suburbs that became
a part of the city on November >. last
J week directed the superintendent Of the
| City Water Works to furnish the
! board with an estimate of the
cost OF installing water mains in the
northwestern part of the city where
| sewers have been recently installed
| He-was also directed 90 prepare map
! showing the size of the mains, their
] location and the general system of
! distribution, which in his opinion is
| necessary to supply this section. On
| the Southside water mains were d.
rected to be laid in Oak Grove at once
Nat an estimated cost of $3.50.
| James w. Lord who specalizes in
| farm property. went to Lexington, ~
| c.. last Monday. where he sold at auc-
! ton most successfully tract of land
| that is to be divided into building lots
. He will hold a similar sale in the same
| city on July 4. Mr.. Lord said yester-
| day that he was inclined to believe that
/ real estate conditions were slightly
F. better in the Old North State than they
I were in Richmond, at least that part
| of North Carolina that he had the
! opportunity of viewing. He said that
| there was more spot cash buying and
/ selling than on the local market.
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cHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of Bargain and Sale.
Amounting to I1,1@.

Amounting TO Sil.iW-
Avondale Land Company to Andrew
Borg. lots 10. 10 and IA in block s IN
the plan of Brookdale. September II.
1914. Sl,l0O.
Jr.. SGX140 feet east line Fourth Ave-
nue.. 2io feet north Of Magnolia Street.
May 81, 1915, tax $3.50, $40.
Mary a. Harris ct ,vir to George F..
Wood 25X75 feet at the southeast cor
ncr OF Boyd and Kinney Streets. June
Theresa ". Johnston ct AL to H. +.
and John r. Griffin. 81 1-2X120 feet
at the northeast corner OF Seventeenth
and Darlington Streets. June !, 1915,
$500
c. r. Nuckoys. trustee, to Frances
r. Ewig, 25.23X29 feet IL inches south
line Canal Street, 81 feet II inches
east of Second Street. May %, 1915.
8 900.
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany to city of Richmond, 50x720 feet
south line, Garrison Street, 557.9. feet
east OF Canepa Street; also. 50Xl56
feet adjoining the above lot. May %.
Ava II. Pledger ct vir to John w.
krouse. 45xl4o feet at the northwest
corner of Fifth Avenue and Chestnut
Street. June l, 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
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! thirty-two outlets.
Same, for Mrs. T r. Green. l4le
PARK Avenue, twenty-four fixtures
Winston Electric Company, for Mr.
Nelson. 3l02 Grove Avenue, one out
let.
Same. for - North Seventh street.
twelve outlets and one one-half horse
power motor
Bauman & Hines. for S. Cohen, 1915
East Broad street, two outlets
Same. for J. K. Jones, ELLA East
Broad street, eishty-four outlets and
four fixtures.
Same. for Mrs Shannonhouse. 2ls
North Second street. two outlets.
+. y. Stiegleder & Co, for A. %
Bristol. 5l7 West Broad Street, sevcu
outlets.
p. p. Pollard. for T. D. Perkins. l7?2
Delaware Avenue. Highland Park. sN
fixtures.
sane. for singrey Green cons,ruc
ton Company. Stuart Road. ten fin
lures
= same. for same, COS Stuart Road. ten
$; sane, for same, Sos Stuart Road.
IS SANG; for same, 1911 North Avenue,
Same. for Mrs. F.. Shakespeare. II
Interest Avenue, Highland Park, thir-
teen outlets and three fixtures
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
\ marriage license was issued yes
terday by the clerk of the Hustinas
Court to Arthur G. Barnes and Fran
ces NJ. Stewart.
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CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Flight Deeds of Trust, Amounting &c



Laura Orange ,o ct =, ais, 70 Royal E.
Chatin Street, 126 feet west of Garter
Street. April 1. 1915. $3.50.
Pat McDonough ct uN. TO Elan &;
Funston. trustees, 20feet "a inches
by 1919 feet inches south line Park
Avenue, AZ feet 1-2 inches east OF
sycamore Street. June 4, 1918. .s5.Slo.
north line Franklin Street. 90 feet
s1S,SS0.
81. George Bryan to H. r. Pollard.
Jr.; trustee. 1913 l-2x15o feet south. line
Ashiand Street; $50 feet west OF Meea-
line Gilbert Street, $50 feet west OF
Meadow Street. April rs. 1919; $4,000.
r. H. StolZ ct uX. to w: s. Robinson,
str trustee iSX Sl feet south line MAR: Main
Street. May q. 1915. .6Os.
Charles K; Willis to same. 27x13o
feet west line Mulberry Street l4o
feet north of Main Street May Il.
Max NJ. ,colvin ct ux. to H. T. Richie
son son h ct al trustees, l5o feet at the
s e soo Second Avenue, June 2. 1915,
George E. Wood ct TX. to H. T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
!. S. CIRCUIT COUNT oF ArPEALs

There was no argument of cases yes
terday IN the United States Circuit
Court; it being designated az Confer
ence Day by the court. The following
cases will be called tomorrow:
No l341-E. L. Moore & Co. r.. l..
Moore, Mamie p. Moore ct al, appel
lants., VS.. William Murchison. trustee.
appellee; appeal from the District
Court at Charleston. S. c.; in bank
ruptcy. To be argued by Messrs. Will
cox & Wilcox. Florence, S. c.: Mr.. NJ.
G., Woods. Marion. s. c.. and Messrs
Gibson & Muller, Dillon, S. c., for the
appellants. and by Mr.. Robert RI. Tai
ley; Richmond, Va; Mr.. Louis NJ.
Swink, Winston Salem, " c.; MIR. G..
6. McLaurin. Dillon. S. c.; Messrs.
Mitchell & Smith and Mr.. f. II. Horl-
beck, Charleston, S. c., for the ap-
pellee.
Nos. 1923 4-J. H. Lane & Co, ct
al, appellants, vs. Maple Cotton Mills
ct al, appellees; appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Charleston, S. c. To be
argued by Messrs. Huger. Wilbur s;
Guerard and MIR. William g. Miller.
Charleston. S. c., and AIessrs. Kellogg,
Emery s; Cuthell, New York. for the
appellants. and by Messrs. Haynsworth
& Haynsworth. Greenvile. S. c.. and
Messrs Gibson & Muller, Dillon, s. c..
for the appellees.
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Richeson ct al, trustees, IS feet 4
Inches by i2s feet west line Third
street, 2l3 feet inches north OF Jack
son Street; also, 24xl00 feet at the
northwest corner OF Catherine and
Munford Streets; also. 25xS6 feet east
me HICKORY Street. 2l0 feet north of
Baker Styecmt; also. 25X75 feet at the
southeast corner OF Boyd and Kinney
Streets. June l. 1915, S1,Q60.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings of the Coun-
Gil and committees are called for this
week:
The Common Council meets in regu-
lar monthly session at o'clock to.
morrow night.
The Committee on Dock, River and
Harbor is called for a meeting at s
o'clock Thursday night.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Davis Brothers. $500 block Stuart Ave
nue.. ninety-six fixtures.
Same. for same, Mulberry Street be-
tween Hanover and Stuart Avenues,
l2I fixtures.
Same. for same, 23o2 Stuart Avenue,
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.

FOR rent, in large, cool house, fur
nished rooms, suitable for housekeep-
ing, July and August. Electric lights,
private bath, porches, shady lawn. Ad-
dress Box 404, Ashland. Va. Phone So
TO suitcase small apartment at Monroe
Terrace, furnished or unfurnished
Telephone Randolph o94
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following are the cases that are
set for trial in the various courts this
week:
p. @. is the abbreviation for the
term pro que -rente, which means for
the plaintiff.
p. ID. Is the abbreviation for the
term pro defendente. which means for
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

y. Bryant ct al; Hill Carter, p. o.; E.
r. Cox. p. d. Donati VS.. Phil G. Kelly
Wednesday-L. d. Wingfeld VS.. city
OF Richmond: w. a. Willeroy, p. a.;
II. r. Pollard. D. d.
Observation-Disclosures E. wingos ex-
ecutors VS.. Mrs. Annie E. Wilson: John
T. Wingo p. q.: Lamb & Lamb. r. d.
Fridays. w. Lambert VS. Jake
Wells; OFlaherty, Fulton G. Byrd. %.
d.; Levy & Mitchell. D. d.
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Hamilton Ridge Lumber Company
scott Buchanan, p. O.; Williams &
Wednesda Mira Mary Edmondson
VS.. Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany: OFlaherty. Fulton & BYRD, D.
O.: w. c. Pulliam. p. d.
Thursday-E. a. Stumpf vs. Fox
River Butter Company; wendenburg
e. t1addon. y. O.: Rawley, p. d.
Friday-Lee 4. Beazeiey, admins
tratriX. vs.. Old Dominion Iron and
Nail Works; Page 4 Nunnallv D. a.:
Williams. Nelson e Nelson, D. d.
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Monday-Allyn Hall Realty Com
pany vs.. f. I. Anthony; Cutchins 6.
Gutchins. p q; L. Q. Wcndenburs. p.
Tuesday--Lulie l.. Hall, executrix
vs. S. Galeski: Henley, Anderson &;
Hall. p. q.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
W. NJ. Cary VS.. j. w. Harris: Cannon
Meredith IL Cooke, p. O.; George \.
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WANTED-Apartments.

WANTED, 4-room fiat. centrally To-
Gated, September /, middle age
couple, with no children. State rent
and conveniences. Address w. E. B.,
City Circuit Court, city.
COUPLE desires 4-room Furnished
apartment. West End preferred. *
416. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, September /, 4-room bath
apartment, centrally located; South
Third Street preferred. Address II 40,
care Times Dispatch.
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
F""r ReienHe Deeds. Amounting to

T""r reieahc deeds, Amounting to
$12,5BB.
O. J.: Denoon. trustee. to a. b. Hub
bard. S2XlOO feet at the southeast cor
ner OF Twenty-fourth and r Streets.
May IS. 1915, S742
stuart Bowe. trustee to Grace Hos
pltai Corporation. IS feet "a inches
by. 10 feet west line Monroe Street,
between Grace and Franklin Streets.
eeeinE Nos l02 and l04. Juno 4, 1915,
f. N. Boxley ct al. trustees. to Lii
hai1h Fauikner; $4,000 feet north line
street. May IL, 1915, S2O4
George +. Crawford ct al. trustees,
TO Mhary A; Harris. 25x75 feet at the
streets. June .. 1915, SI75
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HENRIco DEED OF TRUST.

One Deed OF Trust, Amounting to
S1,f2U.
Is. NJ White ct ux. to C. NJ Holt.
ct al. trustees. 61.53 acres near Seven
lines and near the Hanover Road.
May is, 1915, Sl.120.
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HUsTINGs COURT, PART II.

Monday. H. Buckner's admins
traitor VS.. Southern Railway Company;
Page & Nunnally. p. a.; E. R. Williams,
p. d.
Tmesday-Surry Lumber Company VS.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.
FOR RENT-Omces

NICE office. centrally located: private
street entrance; one two floors:
cheap rent Phone Madison 274 Mon
day.
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FLATS

We have attractive flats. modern in
every particular. Call and see plans
j. y. CARNEAL & SON
Madison 29e. North Eleventh.
FOR rent new up-to-date modern
fat corner Floyd Avenue and Row
land nice porches. large, light
rooms: bath. pantry, closets. gas range.
combination fixtures. hot-water heat;
separate In every respect. Phone Ran
dolph 247o. Writ S. Francis. 1921 West
Clay.
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ern improvements possession July l.
Address D 10l, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-FIats.

THREE or four unfurnished rooms,
second floor. South First.
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UNEXPIRED lease OF second-h floor
fat rooms, bath, heated. all mod
ern conveniences; rent reduced from
SIS TO $45 per. month: bargain: 403
East franklin Street. Apply to Pollard
G. Ragby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

FIVE-ROOM fats, IS: location Oak
Grove. Hamilton e. Campbell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

FIVE ROOM fiat, South Third Street:
possession September !. = SO, care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

ATTRACTIVE, modern steam hea ted
fiat: large, bright rooms: individual
front porch; separate entrances front
and rear. Apply 2120 Grove Avenue.
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FOR rent. a modern, broom fiat, steam
rents $3.50; will rent for SIS TO Sep
TENDER to fill uneXpired lease; l room
reserved for storage. 270iA West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06

FOR rent. 4-room fiat. 10 South Syca-
more Street. Only $40 per month
Phone Madison 1861.
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second floor. South First.
UNExPIRED lease OF a second-noor
ern conveniences; rent reduced from
East Franklin Street. Apply to Pollard
G. Ragby.
FIvE-ROoM fats. IS; location Oak
Grove Hamilton e. Campbell
ATTRACTIVE. modern steam heate
fiat: large, bright rooms individual
front porch: separate entrances front
and rear: Apply 2l2o Grove Avenue:
FOR rent. modern. broom fiat, steam
rents s27.50; will rent for SIS to Sep
TENDER to fill unexpired lease; l room
reserved for storage, 27o4-A West
FIVE-ROOM fiat, South Third Street:
possession September l. B 50, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR rent. 4-room fat. 10 South Syca-
more Street. Only $40 per month
Phone Madison 1851.
TWO flats. o5l5 Park Avenue. rooms
and bath to each fat. Apply 720 West
great and fertile rountry will be
Broad Street,
car line. S. 500 North Avenue. Bar
ton Heights.
UPPER fla, OF rooms, bath. electric
lights and gas. 800 Home Street.
Barton Heights.
FOR rent. second floor fat. rooms and
bath. modern conreniences; no chill
dren. lo2 Fourth Avenue, Highland
Park.
ELAN & FUNSTEN'S fan rent list is
ready, and will be mailed you on re-
quest. Phone Madison 1862.
BEAUTIFUL fats. all modern convent
ences. Excellent location. Apply No
. West Grace.
FLAT rooms over store, water free
Only $40 month. Apply 31S North
Second Street.
FOR rent. 6-room upper nat heated !;
cheap TO adults. 24l2 Grove Avenue
FOR rent. upper fat 2l2a Hanover Ave-
nue.. rooms, private bath, hot-wat-
er heat on the corner. Price, $3.50.
including heat. Possession September
]. References exchanged. Phone
Boulevard SO.
FLAT for rent $3.50 per month: couple
without children. Apply 207 Tenn
pie Street. West End
FURNISHED fiat. 3 rooms. central, SIS
per month. including telephone. bath
water. lights. Madison 2150-W.
500 Barton Avenue. fat rooms two
baths: screened throughout: porches.
hot-water heat; immediate possession.
LOWER fat 4 large. bright rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights:
all modern conveniences: In frst-class
condition: rent reasonable to desirable
party. Apply lower fiat. 1925 Han
over Avenue
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-08
CONCERT At PAXTANC
by LARGE CHORUS
Harrisburg Evangelistic Chorus
Holds First in Series of
Summer Outings

The first of series of summer out
ings of the Harrisburg Evangelistic
Chorus will be held tomorrow eve
ming at Paxtang park, it was an
nounced this morning by C. F. Clip
pinger, director of the big chorus.
From to 8 o'clock the chorus, with
the assistance of the park orchestra,
will give a concert in the big audi
torium.
The program announced by Mr..
Clippinger is as follows:
Praise Ye Jehovah" Gounod,
chorus; FROM Affair."" Verdi, chorus;
Fear Ye Not o, Israel" Dudley Buck,
Mrs. c. F. Clippinger; Gloria" MOI
art, chorus; Beyond the Smiling,
Zundel, bass solo and chorus; Great
Is Jehovah Wagner, chorus; "Hark
Hark, My Soul" Shelley, by double
quartet, Mrs. Rebe Turner, Miss
Mary Turner, Mrs. S. R. Harris, Miss
Beulah Hoverter, Miss Anna Nickel
vey, c. F. Clippinger, w. e. Dietrich,
r. c. Smith, C. r. Engle; Emmanuel,
Gabrue, chorus, America"
The Evangelistic chorus is planning
big outing at Hershey later on in
the summer when the choruses of the
Lebanon, Reading and local Slough
campaigns will Join in a grand concert
in the big new Hershey auditorium.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-08
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT
A SIMPLE. SAFE AND RELIABLE
WAY

A SIMPLE, SAFE AND RELIABLE
WAY
People who are over-burdened with
superfluous fat know only too well the
discomfort and ridicule that over-stout
people have to bear.
If you are carrying around Ave or
ten pounds of unhealthy fat you are
unnecessarily weakening your vital or
gans and are carrying burden which
destroys the beauty OF your figure.
There is no need of anyone suffering
from superfluous fat If you want to
reduce your weight in simple, safe
and reliable way, without starvation
much time as you can in the open air,
breathe deeply and get from any good
druggist a box of oil of korein capsules;
take one after each meal and one be-
fore retiring at night.
Weigh yourself once a week so as to
know just how fast you are losing
weight and don't leave off the treatment
or even skip single dose until you
are down to normal.
OIL of korein is absolutely harmless,
is pleasant to take, helps digestion and
is designed to consume the excessive
fatty tissue by increasing the oxygen
carrying power of the blood. Even a
few days treatment should show a no
ticeable reduction in weight. footsteps
become lighter your work seem easier
and a lighter and more buoyant feeling
Every person who suffers from super
ffuous fat should give this treatment q
trial, there Is nothing better.-Adver-
tisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-08
Surprise Lawn Party
For Miss Nellie johnson

Miss Nellie Johnson was delightfully."-
surprised at a lawn party at her home,
237 Columbia Road, Enola Tuesday
evening, July 6. Dancing to the Vic
trola was enjoyed by many of the
guests and as a jitney was at hand,
many rides were taken around and
out of Enola throughout the evening.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn to Misses Bertha Brightbill, of
Harrisburg; Frances Hutchinson, of
Trenton, N. J.; Edna Shinton, Anna
Kessler. Kerka Gaul, Elva Kline,
Alverda Hildebrandt, Anna Reitzel,
Nellie Johnson, Messrs- Charles Gable.
Paul Harkinson, John Peters. Howard
Mcintyre, Jack Wilmer, Bill Allen,
Ray Bottorff, Buck Steward. James
Hildebrandt and Mr.. and Mrs. E. CAL
lagher, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Hildebrandt, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. S. Reitzel and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Johnson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-08
THESE PERDIX PICNICKERS
LAUNCH LITTLE SHIP

A picnic was held at Perdix Monday
in Willis Grove, when the following
young people enjoyed an outing:
The Misses Constance Beidleman,
Angelyn Young. Gertrude Wilson, Hell
en- Wilson, Jean Allen and Mary Roth,
Robert Fortenbaugh, Ben Gastrock,
Harry Spong, Bill Billion, Carson Nc
Callister, Frank Roth.
They were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis and among the interest
ing features of the day were the
launching of miniature battleship
and the passing of the train carrying
the Liberty Bell on it's way from Phil
adelphia to the exposition at San
Francisco.