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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

:iii'y!s. 1 aiti.I ;s; IVY r. iny ' Fiji
phsosFEcr Az cor ism .aieSSs
ioo-Angela carretta to chas Maurer.
Ssaa; r s9;g. / a" + l"ly CO. o. ~ si.sss q.
isSsTrGG sr. =. being lot 81. map 5 Cam,
ereIleng ct al IiSioI;iSsss;ti aiso 10,
s ssFI pr n, Is $1,000 Ss July IS; due s:pss
Wits G9nTt "iP'iLAiNs ROAD. n : cor stS sy.
10 Marie N Koch. s4o Il l24th ST, July
"a : yrs. th p c; atty. L Coz;
cRsoyroeNA pKwXY. I7sth st. iio'sS
e ffa1o1 : ' S.i'sn. ss5 / W yA Tst fan St. G prior sG
mtg $4,000. July 2s. ~instsils 6 p c;
atty. l. r & T Co. $50 Bway $500
gate Es,%Leopo I'd oe.ternel to Matthias
p c; sitys. Free, 4 Nee, soss %
B&TnGATE Az. ?iii.i n iiith st.
asxiiA5-Dorothea Hohl to Max
Baron. 5ooi 9th av. Bklyn. prior mtg
@sssasmiiuSscii T 'q Baron ~ % Nassau yss; ), T .,, f'sy;
ANTHONY Av.. 2os2. e.s. 25.txe36-John
|. Kelly 10 Frederic c Leubuscher tsdnl.
atty. TG ct Co. l7s Bway $4,000
HOLLAND Az. sw c Bartholdi ST. look
s,vlas smG ssS.. M W e TO FAYE Wlspp,nsYsr y,
D"'hs -
July %, due as per bond. atty. T.u 4
I po ~ 1wsy ;'.'', .snooo
DE Laurentis to Henry Seebeck. 32l9
Parksidc pl, prior mtg $3.50. July IS.
due as per bond. atty. 7 q & 7 co. no
| bNay
SAME PROpERTY-tSam me to Katie Scala.
2i5l Hoffman at, prior mtg 1873, July
70. due as per bond atty, same,:..ssso
si5-Phelan Bros Constr co to Columbia
Trust Co. 60 Bway. July IS, due January
30. 1917. Q p c: attys, Merrill, \
lUV BWdy ...s....s ... ...s's Sfi'uVV
HEATH Az W p. s5.t 8 Albany Crescent,
I3xS9-Safn to same. July IS. due JAM
uary 80, 1917. 6 y C, attys. same $4,000
MAS1DA ST, Ss, n e = 49, Emma
g Weick to German Savings Bank. l5I
SIN ay, July 20, 3 yrs. 0 y c; attys.
Amend 4 A, 10 Nassau 81 ....... $4,000
LOTS 6sS TO 692. map Van Cortlandt EST
katherine X Henszey to Augustus VI
Van Cortlandt, sharon, Conn, prior mts
f.iG2.50. July 8. due as per bond atty..
Beckman. VI 4 q. SO william st. SO.
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MORE BROOkLYN APARTMENTS.

Plans have been completed by W. 7.
Mccarthy, architect. for two four story
apartments. to cost SS0,0 600. to be
erected by the Delta Building Company
on a plot, ~107.5XlOo. on the north side
Of Crooke avenue l2S feet east OF st.
Paul's place.
Shampan x Shampan have fled plans
for an apartment to be erected at the
northeast corner OF Twenty-frst street
and Dorchester road on a plot l22N
IS for the Worcestershire Realty Com
pany, to cost Sos. 200. They also have
filed plans for four three story flats
and stores to be erected on the south
side of Flatbush avenue. 20 feet ives:
Of Eighth avenue. for the $50 Flatbush
Avenue Company.
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aBOTT ST. APARTMENT SITE.

The Surety Realty Company, Ben
kmin Mordecai. Samuel II. Stone. Dan
81 Il. Freedman and Heilner & Wolf.
"a sold a plot OF six lots. 150x99.11 on
he north side of 150th street, $50 feet
rest of Broadway and 9G.1O feet east
Z Riverside drive. to a builder who will
Feet a rinc-story fireproof elevator
Oartment house. the first structure Of
u kind in this section. The plot in
question is a portion of the Cyrus w.
Held estate. which subsequently be-
Ame the property OF the Hebrew Shell
ering Guardian Society. The entire
lock. with the exception Of the plot
ust sold. was disposed Of and improved
Vith modern apartments. The Broad
ray frontage contains the Northhold
md S~outhhold. ten-story structures.
the Riverside Drive frontage has the
Placid Hall, a siN-story structure, and
he Beaumont. eleven stories; and the
6lst street centre of the block was de-
eloped last year with the Rivercliff. a
hx-story apartment. The proposed
peratlon. which will mean an invest
pent OF at least $4,000 600. will complete
be improvement OF the block.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders
fornpyl

with name and address OF lenders at.
torney.)
io1 30 ST. =, NGv W n |, isi . i Mtvs az. ls.y
Estates CO to Jas x Thurher. 81 North
18th st. East orange, y J..... 5000
sts. known as lot 20, map subdiv OF 90
lots on Henry, Rutgers and Madison SITS,
map by Ludiam.. dated Mar =. ISIS.
to Hy J -Stcmme; atty. Francis Il Ched-
sey, $40 . 5000
nGTH Sri 10 p 81. rs W "a T az. :;S
Sol Aronson, SIS = iGith st. attys. nor,
Wiz 4 = ~ ra!k Boy ;,;; sGas
SANE PROPERTY. assignment OF rents.
Kan q; isis s07 i saHSns. to M3;ey i
noyaiisn ~ b~ay, ,ir; 500
toxiss7xtoSsEsi9 Iuiy %. lsiinsus.
3S6 church 81. Richmond Iiill Il OF q:
attys, Eisman. Levy. c a L. 1873 Broad;
ASSrHoNY Az. 2Os?, :. 25,t n iso;h st,
Kelly to T G. & 7 Co. i76 Bway. $4,000
hi iOo. JAN an t. issCssIiWSfmn Il i / Pe GrS'H to s. Jas y I.
Van san, and Adolf and Adele Schultz;
atty. Seth ) Terry, &C. Bway; 3. 100
st. 2jxloo. Jan 81. lsl'@AIcx and Louisa
\ Geiger to DOROTHY Goldman. IA 81
Nicholas av; attys, Epp'tein 4 Rosen,
,OSS1r1mf ST, s'' :, ,ss E ist ay. sooxlco,li,
Dec 81, ~lslt-Fannie Hirsch to Berthn
staub, atty. warren $ stilweil, Hunt,
sab ST -. sO6 Lexington ay. 25;xiCoS
Feb I. lSs4-Jno and Kate Casey to Hy
hoffman. Majestic Hotel. W. 72d
18TH sr, Ia. s.h ay 5Sx3NI
atty, Alfred Rocker, Jr, - wa.
81 ,''..'' '';'. a.',,', ''. .'','Vv'
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HIGH BROOKLYN RENTAL.

George II. Chivvis has leased 44A Full
ton street Brooklyn, and a connecting
three story building at IL Hoyt street
to Ackcr. Neral 4 Condlt Co. for a
long term of years at an aggregate
rental Of s250,oOo. The lease estab-
fishes q record rental for Fulton street.
The property Is part OF the old MIX
man millinery store, which was sold at
auction recently. the store subsequently
having been leased to |. Blym a. Sons.
shoe dealers, The Acker. Merrall Com
pany expecting. TO get the store. gave
M their store adjoining at the corner of
Fulton and Hoyt streets. which was
leased ut once to L.!ggett. the druggist.
Finding themselves without a location
| the grocery firm was compelled to be-
come a sub-tenant at a high rental OF
the concern which beat them to the
site they wanted. Their new store sur
| rounds the old one on two sides.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
BRADLEY ESTATE SELLS OUT.

The realty holdings Of the late John
Bradley were sold at executors sale
yesterday at the stand of Joseph f..
Day. The estate owned most of the
block bounded by Bleccl,er, Bank, Hud-
son n Eleventh streets, which is i'm
proved with loft buildings. The sue
cessful bidder for this property was
Thomas Nj, corcOran, who took IT in on
. bid totallins Slll,0 600. Elizabeth
Moran paid sl0,s00 for the dwelling on
two lots at 70 West lSlst street, near
SAqueduct avenue. The two buyers are
2eirs Of the estate, according to reports,
but they will take title to the properties,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
LEASING CITY HOMES.

Vasa X. Bracher has leased the o
story private dwelling at Pc West
E%ighty-ffth street for Adolph Frank
field to Ella McTammany for a term
of years.
Shaw & Co havs leased the dwelling
at 262 West 1874 street to Josephine
Kelly.
Louis Becker Company has leased for
the Hudson Trust Company the three
story and basement dwelling at 55s West
l6lst street to Charles A. Todtman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
VIEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains Ia modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
vate sale. u large numbsr from which 10
select.
Ill BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, to quickly close the eusi-
ness uf two corporations, oners these
properties at about 5O"d OF former prices
Thuy are located at brentwood, Palisahe,
Morsomere and Leouia, New Jersey. top-
pOsi;e Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties VIII
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. TILE Guarantee Policy rres
For further det.tlS and terms, address
BENZ, ID, HAlGIir Special Deputy supt:
Of Ranks. care banking apartment, u
broadway. New York CITY.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. July 2o.-The following new
realty interpretations were fiied here to-day;
Frtnklyn Company. Manhattan, capital,
$1,000; director, julius isubinstein, Maurice
Merkel and Nathan Miness, New York city.
Sccba Corporation, Brooklyn: capital,
$1,000 directors. John IL secoa. George c.
Seeba and Emma a. Soeba, Brooklyn.
East Williston Colony, East Williston;
capital, $4,000: directors, G, A, Pagan and
II T.. Haas, rlttsburg. Pa, and Charles
Crosby, New York city,
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At an estimated cost Of sl25,0 900 two
Ave story apartments are TO be erected
at the southwest corner of Boston road
and Charlotte street by the Avenue St.
John-Fox Street Corporation, Charles
sDpin treasurer. The plans were pre-
pared by Andrew j. Thomas. The houses
ere TO yieasuls 5i3Xl0l.9 and 70, 2x9i.3
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100000 B'KLYN HOUSE SOLD.

John +. James & Sons have sold the
FAY +. Carlisle residence at 373 Clinton
avenue. OF plot 43x1s0 feet. on the
vest side Of the avenue. running
through to Vanderbilt avenue. to A. Il.
eec. head of the A. Ii. See Elevator Com
bany. Mr.. See intends to occupy the
Clinton avenue hous after extensive
alterations have been made. The Car
esie home was built about nine years
NO at a cost of over 500. 900.
The Samuel Galitzka Company has
bold for the Sevcnty-seventh Street Cor
boration to James Harrison the two
tory and cellar house at j25 Seventy
beventh street, on lot 20xl00, for occu-
Dancy.
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BUYS LOCUST VALLEY PLACE.

Eugene s. willard has sold the
Thomas II. Hooper place at Locust
Valley to Sylvanus l.. Schoonmaker.
Tho property consists OF about fifteen
acres OF land, with a large dwelling
and the usual outbuildings. Mr.. Schoon-
maker Is cnairman Of the board OF dl-
vectors of tho American Locomotive
Company.
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q
CW!th name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

CW!th name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
0eOuth OF Fourteenth s;reet.)
MADISON ST. n $, l7slI " Rutgers 81,
sxlOo-cath T DuGy 10 Hy stemmr.
Is W Goth st, July Is. 3 yrs. 3 p G.: atty
nkkooM IG' ~ ~ h . " cor E;l,zz,,s.ei, Ni;o"o
?6?xs7 3-Francis y Bailey to Michael
J Adrian Corpn. 1877 F. 34,h st. July 20.
due as pre- bond; a''ys. s,e!Nert & ?.
NooRFoLLK ST, " $, $50 5 Houston MY ~
.jxlOo--Rachei l. pasinsky to Evelyn
8 p @: stiys. Pressinger & y, so Wal
t,,'..'..,... ,...,.... $@7 600
East Side.
East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
ION sts)
9TH Az; $, 4s,ll : asth St, 245>l251nc:
18TH 81. July rs, duo Apl S, 1919. G p e.,
atty, 7 G co. l7s Bway. ,,........ $500
ME Rafferty, to Nellie J Rafferty,. G22 W
5Ith st, Jan sS due as per bond; atty;
looLMarcus Rosenthal 20 Excelsior
Tayings Bank Of y T9 W ESD st;
Guiick, is2 Nassau st, ..,..,,'.,,. ss, 900
West of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts)
35TH ST. $, 100 W loth av. 225xss-
Inc \ y 'Ofrn 70 LOUISE Is Jones ana
9; atty, l. T Co. 100 Bway. 500, coo
'STHM ars sT' Il Z + $40 " to On H. az ol ,1sNicG'' "
il5th st, July IS. pr mtg $4,000, due
Nov / 1915, p c; attys, Price Bros
soTH ST, n $. a25 g Amsterdam nv, 2ix
100. 5-Thco j Ludwig 10 l,eona Holding
Corpn. SO Park Row, July IS, pr mtg
SO. 800. due as per bond, atty, II
X!escr. 90 Park Row ..,..,,.....Sl,60
AMSTERDAM AV. n W cor 6ith st, 100. ~
iOO-BenJ NJ Menke to Jacob Honmann
Brewing Co. Ell Il 18th 81, July %, de-
mand . p .&Gl,6li
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island. nor tn o: 10th ST.
Hath ST. n 3. 900 @ Park nv, Xix -
LYMAN Cohn and ano to Bernard Ca
lewski, rs W le0th st, July 10, 3 yrs,
9 c. atty. David Gaiewski. 200 Broad.
W r. 81, 40 " broadway '''iiSy ~
100 ll-Josephine ID Morgan to John
Fred Gaskeii, go W 9th ST. July %.
pr mtg SIC, 900. due as per bond atty,
J T Mulhall, 2O6 Bway ..... $4,000
iST AV. e $. eo.ll n le2d st, 2ox7s-
Jacob Brucker to Myron straus. 70 W
10th st. July IS, duo May IS. 1915.
6p G; atty. j V Schary-!on, a Court st,
Brooklyn ''''..',. ''.''',,' S-oQ
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
iSsTH ST. 40 u. n g., l6,sxl00; also lioth
ct. . 9. &S3.4 . wits av. l6.sxlO0; also
lt0th st. . ., 500 9 Willis av, l6. Sxloo-
Frank l. Lescault to Cath X Meincks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
TAKES HOME AT BAYsIDE.

Arthur j. Penn, n music composer
who Is associated with the firm of Wit
mark Bros, Manhattan, has bought
Through the agency of Leonard Onder-
Aonk the residence on Ninth street, Bay
side. from George IIarnden. The resi-
dence was recently completed and the
reported selling price is $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
MOVIES IN MURRAY LYCEVM,

The old Murray Hill Lyceum. on the
south side of Thirty-fourth street west
OF Third Avenue. will be entirely made
over for moving pictures. Louis Shei-
mart. architect. is now working on plans
for making the change and says that
the building. which is nov W. stories
high. will be made over into one story,
with stores. at an estimated cost OF sl4.-
300. The property is owned by the Aston
estate, and Menschel Bros. are the les
Seea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
SALE OF MT. VERNON HOUSE.

Atwell & Guess have sold the new
ietucco dwelling Of Bernard Malone on
Bedford avenue, near Fourth street. Yer
non Heights, Mount Vernon. y. Y, to
Mrs. Anna Mendorf of Brooklyn for a
home. This is the second house Mr..
Malone. a builder, has completed and
two months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30

Cecil Murray, IS, son OF Henry Muir
ray OF Bayside. l.. l., dropped dead a
short distance from his home yesterday
morning while hurrying 70 catch Il train
for Manhattan. where he was employed
as a clerk In a dry goods store
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
BRONX APARTMENT BUYER.

william l.. Loew is the purchase vi
tie apartment house at the southwest
corner of Intervale avenue and 1884
street, reported sold yesterday by the
Rogers Place Realty Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
TOMPKINsVILLE HOUSE SOLD.

William III. Jackson has sold to SAINT
Astorino the dwelling on the southwest
corner of First avenue and Bank street
Tompkirsville. Staten Island.
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LIENS.
MauhAttan.

CENTRAL PARK WEST, Soo-3o2E WILL
lam Lynch's Sons agt Secured Hiding
Corpn. owner: EldoradO Holding corpn,
contractor ,,,,,S t3l, 80
Charles Weinstein. Inc. owner: Samuel
Alkof. contractor. II
BronI
WIEHER COURT. io-Abr Miller aEt MI
chacl Alleman, owner. julius II Siehcrt,
COM ..,.,''',,, '''''''''' S"'V
WASHINGTON Az, W =. 3s II n 1911 81,
4sxl4O-Lanigan Bros, Inc. agt Rosef
R.ty Corp, owners; James Contracting
Co Il Thos Fox, conts, .,.,,,,,.... &3l6
WASHINGTON. AV. " 5. ass II n lSyth ST.
6Oxl40-Lsnigsn Bros. Inc. agt Rosel
Rlty. Corp. owners; James Contracting GO
4 Thos Fox, conts .,.,,....,.... SlbV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
SITE FOR LONG Is. CITY FLAT.

Cornelius Clark has sold a plot, 50xl0O,
9n tho west side of Stcinway avenue, 202
feet south of Pierce avenue. Long Island
City. to Jere +. Ryan for Improvement
with q five story apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
LIS PFNDFNS.
Manhattan

CHRYSTIE ST, . =. 1905 It OF Broome
st. 25Xt0O-Inlon Trust co OF y Y agt
Louis Tanz ct al foreclosure Of mort
gngel; attys. Miller. King. Lane & Traf-
37TII 81 obs w-Tenement House Dept
aet Jacob Mannheimer ct al violation
Of tenement house law atty, + l. Polk
37TH ST, S3S agt Fannie Eorn
ct al Violation Of tenement house law
atty. + l. Polk.
LONGwOOD AV, n q. IS II W Of Kelly st.
3Sxl06-C!ty Real Estate co agt James
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
HO u Sc
FOR THE SUMMER

AN IDEAL SUMMER HOME FOR RENT
or lease in the Ramapo hiIs' 70 minutes
-, 80 an Rockland Rd. 4 Kamapo River,
ffnnrnIshea with ali new furniture. electric
lights, hot and cold running water ana
HOLMES, COL ". 10th St, y. 7. Tel
.GIO Col.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
TENANTS ron COUNTRY HOMES.

The Robert l.. Farley organization
has rented the Charles Wyckoff residence
at Gedney Farm, on Dupont place and
Ridgeway venue to Lee A. Reid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
MASSACHUSETTS.
For Sale: In the BerkShires

A $50 acre farm, with bungalow 2eX29 Tor
summer home, $500 T.. elevation; quiet.
woods, timber: spring water & well. l..
mites from station a large garden planted,
Berries In great abundance, Frame Of
barn erected. Long row of immense
naples At house. spot OF real besuty. Ad
dress ]" q. RICHARDSON, Chester. Mass,
Il. y. ID. No. 8
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MORTGAGE LOANS.

S3O 1000 WANTED first mortgage on real
estate and buildings. hue location, security
unquestlonabie. a. Is. G.. box 1879 Sun
office.
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HE'LL WANTED-TEMt

LADIES-Wc pay s. cash - "N
ing names and addresses s"g r I'D
spare time: experience uUU',',sA
lac in stamps for copy mAter.as S.h
ARD COPYING CO.. Nashua, y. II
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MAINE


FOR SALE IN MAINE.
war does not lessen cumberland values;
each year sees increase; We onsr our
township, $1,000 acres: investors investi-
gate. OWNER, Box S+s. GorhAm, Ne
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF second part)
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Bronx.
thorough OF The Brorx)
18th ST, 400 u. u =, l6.Sxl00: also lieth
ct, 9. &S3.+ . wits av. l6.sxl00; also
lt0th st. . 3, 500 Q Wills av, l6, Sxl0o-
Frank l. Lescault to cath II Meincke,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
How Thin People
Can Put on Flesh
A Ne~ Discovery

Thtn men aaa ~cFssa that hie. hearty,
fgiilnx dinner 1eu ate last niabt what
b~rans 81 al the fas-rrofaeinE nssrish-
tasnt u rsnsaiHsff rsu hsssn't ss;asd
is wsishf 8ns aane.. That foef passed
from year bcay tIss unhurnsa coal
shroush an epeu crate TIE material
ras there. hs5i ypar food espsn't work
hardly Esf saeuEh noatishmsnt ffea ssvr
meals 80 pay Cor tho coss % eeoklnx
This IL true 81 fbin fciss the wesia ever
Your nuflsiss orsaas. yeur functions ~
assimilation. ere sadly cat % gear and
need reconstruction.
cus cus the foolish feeds ana sunns
sz~fsss diets Omit che flesh cream rub.
ens cas out svsfrthinE bat tho meal.
sos are eating roe and eat with ever
on. u these single Aarssi tsbist tn
two weeks note the difference Five 80
sisht seod soilf pusnfs II healthy
stay fhsre" fat shsald 10 the net 70.
salt sArsog charges your w.sk. ,iss.
nsnf bleed 9Th msiliens % fresh uss
red blood eivas the bleed the
cafrJtnx power - deliver ever 1anos
81 fst.mAkinx material In yaar food 70
every part Of yoaf tofY. Hsrsol too.
mixes With yauF food and prepares u for
the blood To sasisy asstrniiatsd form.
Thin people gaia all the way from 10
70 Is pounds . month While takins Esr-
.si ard tho ns- f..h stays pet, aarxei
tablets are q scientific combination Of
six 81 the best flesh producing sisrnsnts
hnova 70 chemistry. They come a.
tablet. 20 package. are pleasant. harm.
less ana inexpensive. and rartsii Drug
Co. swift's Pharmacy and all other
druggists In Heasils and vicinity sell
them auhfsct TO an absolute guarantees of
weight Increase or money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31

across the abdomen Just above tbs
navel and on down towards the left
pelvis. Repeat this a number oil
times.
Much physical benefit can be de
rived from walking In the open air
but II has but little effect In over
coming constipation. The follow
ing exercise. however, will be found
helpful:
Grasp an ordinary chair by the
back and raise IL over the LEFT
shoulder until the left forearm II
higher than the head. The move
ment should be continued until ths
chair has been carried behind you
Then with the seat OF the chair
directed forward and resting against
the back one should bend back al
far as possible. Then reverse the
movement and swing the chair ovei
in front OF you. Repeat the exer
else. this time swinging the chair
over the right shoulder.
II ls said that 10 per cent
OF school children suffer from
nnsInutritlon mot getting the
benefit Of the food they eat.)
Mothers should tell their chill
dren OF the need OF eating
slowly and chewing their food
weII--snd then see that they
do il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
STORY OF THE BRAzEN SERPENT
HOW THE BIBLE
TELLS 1T

6. And the people spahe
against God and against Moses.
Wherefore have yc brought ns
up out Of Egypt TO die IN the
wilderness For there Ia no
bread. neither is there any
water. and our soul loathe,h
this light bread.
g. And tho Lord sent fiery
serpents among the people. and
they BIT the people: and much
people OF Israel died.
7. Therefore. the people came
to Moses and said. We have
sianed. for NO have spoken
against the Lord. and against
thee. pray unto the Lord that
lie take away the serpcnts from
US And Moses prayed for the
people
s. And the Lord said unto
Moses. Make thee fiery ser.
pent. and set II upon pole:
and II shall come to pass that
every one tina, IL bitten. when
he iookcih upon II, shall live.
2. And Moses made n ser.
pent OF brass and put II upon n
pole and Il came TO pass that
n a serpent had bitten any man.
when he beheld the serpent OF
brass he lived.
FROM NUMBERS 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
HOW BILLY SUNDAY
TELLS 1T

The jews were In Egyptian
bondage for years God said He
would release them. but lie
hadn't come But God never
forgotH. So lie came and chose
Moses 10 lead them. and when
Moses 90; them out in the
wilderness they began 90 knock
and said. who in this Moses.
anyway We don't know him.
Were there not enough graves
IN Egypt7" And they said they
didn't like the white bread they
we're getting and wanted the
onions and she lcekE and the
garlic and melons OF Egypt. and
they found fault And God sent
the serpents and was going 10
kin them all. but Moses inter
eedcd and said. Now. see here,
God. But the Lord said. Get
ont Of the way. Moses. and let
mo Kill them all. But Moses
said. Hold on there. Lord. That
bunch would have the laugh on
you " you did that They'd say
you brought them out here and
the commlsSary stores ran out
and you couldn't feed them. so
you Just killed them ALL SO
God said. "AlI right. for your
sake. Moses. won't" and He
said. Moses. you 10 and Sc, up
n brazen serpent ia the wilder.
meas and that will be the one
thing that will save them II
they are bitten. They must
look or die"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-31
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