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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

TO the Editor OF Womdn's Page:
Dear Madam-Some ono requested a short
time ago the best way OF finishing pnckets. or
vents. to keep from tearing; The most salts,
piece OF material the desired width and sew
down one side OF the vent and up the other
possibly tear. do not advise pounding the
clasps together, one suggested, as IL
often cuts hole in tho material or causes one
u wear in. MISS EDNA b..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25
Mourning for Son

70 ths EdltoF ol W0maH's Pa0ss
Dear Aladam-Plsase let me know how long
a mother stays IN BLACK Tor q son, and how
lena aha weara = Fell. Mis-, BROWN.
When Ia mourning Tor son one should
not discard black for at least six months;
many parents wear deep mourning for at
least : year some persons wear the long
black veil only 10 the funeral. or for :
alx moath4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

1. Tho color of linen can be preserved by
placing few pieces OF gum Cnmphor into tho
chest or drawer In which II Is kept.
2. Sucking n lemon and swallowing tho juice
slowly will dlslOdEe u Hshbone, as tho citrio
acid In the lemon will dissolve tho bono.
3. guest after dinner should lay his nap
kin unfolded on the table. II staying for
several meals and II Is not customary In the
household to change the napkins at every NEAL
he may fold It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25
Brand-New Babies

The Evshlns Ledger will Drlut, free Of
sharEa, notices Of recent births sant n
Through proper ehannels. address .BEand-
New Babies" Evening Ledger, 6Oo Chsstnnt
streef Name aud address and. when possl-
BE, telephone number OF sender Hust ae-
company each notlco 20 sent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

TNHE majority OF women are conscious Of
i their physical defects, and It is only nat
ural that they should try to conceal them.
Fashion does what she can to aid her fol-
lowers In this matter, and invents all sorts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25
Mushroom Hearts

Wash and fry one quart mushroom caps.
season 10 taste. Arrange on heart-shaped
pieces of buttered toast over slices of
boiled bacon. Serve on a hot platter, gar
nlshed with lettuce hearts and slices of
lemon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE

Of
Of
the editor not necGssay d9rse me
Philadelphia,
Is Mrs o
In yted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

DRESS VANITIES REAL HELPS
TO HIDE DEFECTS OF BEAUTY
BY LUCREZIA BoRT
Prlma Donna Of the Metropolitan Opera Company

You may look iongingly at the fancy colored
shoes and hosiery, but you must pass them
by Colored stockings but accentuate the
size of your ankles. while black has ten
dency to detract from their thickness. You
may also wear cothurnes of black satin or
taffeta ribbon, making sure to tie the DOW
above the ankles. Then, II Is q mistake
for a woman with heavy ankles to wear her
skirts as short as her sister whose ankles
are slender.
OTHER PRETTY LITTLE AIDS
A high forehead may be mark OF intel
lect, but It surely does not add to ones
beauty rrhnrefore, when fashion introduced
colffures with the hslr combed back from
the brow she revived the use OF hiets ana
baudeaux. They are worn low over the
brow and lessen the width between the
ewes and the hair line. Even when the sort
pompadour, which is among the modish
arrangements OF the hair Is worn. narrow
jeweled bandeau or band or tulle, metal
or velvet ribbon may be drawn aoout tne
brow and tied in tiny bow at the back or
side of the head.
Then there are fascinating vaccination
shields TO conceal the ugly scar that mars
the beauty of an otherwise lovely arm. NO
need to have sleeves in your dance frock
II YOU wear one OF these bits OF daintiness.
Some of them are bands of silk ornamented
with tiny bouquet of old-fashioned French
flowers; others are broad bands OIL JeWei
embroidery fashioned to simulate the par
barIc bracelets worn in the moyen age.
while n third variety is simply band OF
tIlle tied i'm a butterfly bow or band OF
velvet ribbon with fiat bow on top of the
arm.
Make use of these dress vanlties provided
by fashion to help conceal your defects.
(CopyrlghO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

1. A Chicago health commissioner Is experi-
rnenting on u daily allowance Of forty cents
per person per meal. OF what does the menu
consist9
3. II n wnsh-boiicr leaks while clothes are In
II how can the leakage be temporarily stopped'
8. How can phonograph needles with worn
points be utilized?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

q when only the whites Of eggs are TO bc
used tho yolks may be kept fresh for several
DAYS By leaving them In the shell, after allow
ing the whites to run out through n hole In one
end and covering tho hole with small piece Of
paper which. IL wet with little Of the white
viii stick.
8. Steaks. chops. etc. should he seasoned
when they are half cooked, II tOughens them
g salt them before putting on the fire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-25

f.A piece Of white oil cloth Is a good sub
stitute for u pastry board. IL can be easily
cleaned and rolled up for future use.
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PAwNBROKE n SALES.

JOSEPH sHONGOODs SONS. Ju,,u.
shonsood. Auct., % Bowery. sell 10 A, N.
Nov. 13-Diamonds. watches, jewelry. Ar
4 Rhode, 50. Columbus Ave. N. Manning
~. Nov. -l3-Men's and women's clothing
MAYER Bros, 7!2 9TH Ave.
Nov. li-~Diamonds. watches. Jewe,ry.
siiv,rwnrc and goods of every descrip,ion
from No. $3.50 to No. 1900: also dia mond
ring. 3l7i. and all goods held over from
previous sales. j. q. Schnaper, 557 I'd Ave-
NJ. Uritlefeld, 2It Myrtle Ave, Brookiyn
Nov. 1t--Men's and women's clothing
from No. $4,000 10. 1929. II. 4 c. Lang,
1?o. Ave. G. Also for T. Cohen. is5 Sd Ave
to No. 1860 and nil Older dates.
Nov. 16--All mems and women's clothing
pledged prior to Nov. 5. 1915. to No. 1880
Geo. O.. 1saacs. 1893 al Ave. c. Kle,nbaun
fe3 Grand st, Brooklyn.
Nov. l5--Diamonds watches, jewelry. &c
Sara Wolfe. Jersey CITY: n. Joseph. Jersey
city: =. Cirker 4 Co.. Brooklyn.
Nov. l6-All diamonds. watches. jewelry,
s~lverware. odds and ends. &C.. from No.
e. Lang. 100 Ave. C.
Nov. ls-Men's and women's clothing.
dry goods. furs, shoes. &C. pledged with
BENJAMIN Fox. ~ sth Ave. prior to Nov.
2. 1915. to No. $685.. II. Goody. 27i Grand
st, Brooklyn.
Nov. l7-Ai diamonds. pearls and other
precious stones IN various mountings. all
watches, jewclry. s!lvervare. &c. pleds d
prior Oct. |. 1915. from $1,000 to $4,000 md
al goods held over from previou. sales. ~.
Peyser's Son, g6s Cd Ave. Also simii, 4,
goods pledged prior Nov. 10. 1915. TO No.
1890. ~i,nber9 Bros. G39 sth Ave.
Nov l1--Clothins Hush LRverv. I4s
sands ST.. Brooklyn. !. Alkus. 9SS Fulton
St. Brooklyn.
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Unusual sights in FIatlands.

a walk and Talk with XIV clsSle" in
tho SUNDAY Sun ! found interesting I.
too. have had a walk and talk with the
famous fisherman. Perhaps | may add a
'"w notes Of my own:
In Flatlinds Ray, where NJ. Claisc fshos
IN summor for weaknsh. delicious oysters
ar" found at the point, ana II Is his JOY
Ia. open y dozen or more when he stops
henshn'l. father 90 tn" black bass" AZ Ia"
oyster grounds. and when Nen~hal' who
IA the West was used 80 canned oysters.
finished HE dozen he remarked: Clarke.
you are an angel. God bless you''
Won 40" unusual sights in n walk ,hrough
flatlanis which Is within half an hour :
ride Of Manhattdn's tan towers. There
are big farms. where in harvest time he
iween nifty and seventy-fve people Will hs
gathering IN. crops and putting the vege-
and Washington markets.
You see "A mule hauling the family buggy,
Keeping TO the side to avoid the autos
coming at y fast clip along III" Neck road
In n vehicle that has seen It's best DAYS
YOU see passing the night Waterman @.
IN" Nil Pond bridge going 20 his work
THIS man lives in Harlem and has made
tho trip m and down daily for forty years
Along Neck road Mr.. Clark" pointed ont
70 the writer tn" ground wherS Washing
n" Hcs~ians. ~ Nostrand avenue and
Neck road two Of the old muszlc loading
lannon's that once harked for American
liberty are on the front lawn Of q de-
Neck road Il now used much hy moving
picture operators.
The Vitagrsph and other movie" com
panies have their working shops near by,
and frequently Mr.. Clarte happens mon
thrilling escapes made hy the heroine from
the villain. followed In pursuit by Indians,
MeNicars and cowpunchersL G
New York, Nov. e.
The sun., 1916-11-11

10 YOU heed the call that Nature sends
TO all who love her ways, to seek tho hSh
IN stern old oceans waves. and the praise
that comes to him who wears the laurel
bays. when he lands the sreat h!g whopper
from her cs,es7 II IL to answer to the
that We gather up our hooks,
and straight direct our course 10 ,sheeps-
head Bay. there to seek our favorite cap
tain and admire his CHEEKY looks as ne
tells us they are biting good to-day
Then Nc gather hV the railside ana
quick the mind attends how best We may
enjoy our fayo-it. sport, how MANY hsh
We'll have to spare for neighbor. or Tor
friends. or some scorner who derldes us
aud our sort. We've naught hat Low" Tot
all mankind when out ON ocean blue. Win
reverence how TO the Eternal . ways would
help. not hinder. causes Just. and all men
good and true. thus speeding the coming
II His day..
when your brain IL tired from thinking,
your eyes with sleep are blinking. while
YOUR heart IL sad and sore oppressed with
care. do you know the best elixir to Keep
YOUR soul from sinking, and nerve YOU up
10 over do and dare? Take n day ON, 60
q fishing with u crowd ar lust one friend.
what matters II your catch be large OF
small You viii come back with the
knowledge that this earth II not the END.
but tn" kingdom Of the Make OF us all
Shecpshead Ray, Nov. 3. PORGl JOE.
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mired to-day. though you need not feel
ab.olqteiy, lonely in your desire to remain
And you like your wife, LIN her,
her to read ~, The daily papers. ' a,.c Is eG10 Of
the. depth of your affection. .
What a man Of such generous Impulses
does like is the animal comfort to which
q woman contributes when she gets up
pleasure with a good breakfast. warm.
prospect of a steamins dinner on MS re.
turn! what a woman doesn't IKE Y
to find her love and kindness repa,d WIT ~
gratitude that demands all ana gives
nothing 49,.
any really sane man Is 80 absolutely sell
Ash as you are allowing yourself to appear
what | 10 believe L. that you are JH1.
common sense tank run empty and a..
lowed his little craft to run. into the
waters OF thoushtic.sness: These SANE
many a one who should have thousht
has gone down on them and often carried
with him the ones he should have 'houeht
about.
You stand a very good show OF Gsttins
out. You are human enough 10 IKE 10
nan and mat proves vii, oS siwsss give You
a line II YOU need H.. ,u.
Now you Just Intricate that one-cyin-
deree soul with a little oil Of human KIND,
ness: All up the tank with a iittle rationai
thought: and head her into the che incl
that leads 10 better things. ,,,.
where the good Fellows are your engine
will he working hnc and you'll MAKE inc
discovery that the sun and VIM ana w vel
when you nnd tina gu, your Just nat.
siIn,.y ,hs, ara sns' ,n ,nS ! for ali"
Alloy P,scator! Here 1. your line,
New York. November S sklPff
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L


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Robert Lee Morreil ct al. Plain
tim, agains, William T. Evans ct al. De-
PENDANTS,
In pursuance of . judgment of fore:
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above-entitle action and bearing
date the .5th day of October. 1916. !. tho
Undersigned. the referee In said judgment
Exchange sslesroom. Nos, 1915 vesey
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
OF New York. on the nth day OF November.
1916. at I: o'clock noon on that day, by
directed by said Judgment to be sold and
therein described AS follows:
ALL that. certain lot or parcel of land.
Borough Of Manhattan. of the City of New
York. In the county and State Of New York.
bounded and described as follows;
send street and Fourth Avenue; running
thence westerly along send street eighty
three feet eight inches ts3 II. IND;
thence southwesierly parallel with Fourth
thence southeasterly. cighty-three fee, ten
and one-half inches S3 Il. 1914 in TO a
point on the northwesterlv side OF Fourth
fee, ten and thrse-fourths inchts ui5 a..
10. in.) southwesteriv from the place Of
beginning which point Is the intersection
Of the northeasterly line OF land ormer!y
ceased. with the said northwesterlv side
of Fourth Avenue: and thence northeast
eriy along Fourth Avenue to send Street.
the point or p'SG. Of bssiHninH; ,.,s
ABRAHAM OBERSTEIN. Referee.
DUDLEY F.. PHELPS. Attorney for Plain
TIN. ONCE md Post Once Address 81
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold: Its street number 10 40
Fourth Avenue;
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TROPHY GIVEN THE NEW YORK.
CUP Presented as Token If Battle
Practice Superiority.

The American Defence Society trophy,
"A gold lined silver cup twenty inches
high designed by Cesar Stea made
by the Gorham Company. will 20 10 sea
to-day with the battieship New York as
a token Of the latter's superiority in
short range battle practice. The trophy
was installed on the gun deck OF the bat
tlcsh!p with appropriate ceremonies at
! 30 o'clock yesterday Afternoon.
The presentation was made nv Dr.
David Jayne Hin, formerly Amba ssador
to Germany and now president OF tho
advisory board Of the American Defence
society Dr. lin made a brief address.
capt. charles +. Hughes. commander OF
the New York, accepted the trophy for
officers and crew.
The New York will leave to-day for
tlc Southern drill grounds. where she will
remain until the Army-Navy game. Fol.
lowing the game she will go back to the
drill grounds. returning to New York
again for the Christmas holidays.
The sun., 1916-11-11
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner tSpaugc. sailing to.
day for Bordeaux, viii take mail. closing
at noon, for France, Switzerland, ltalS.
spain, Portugal. Egypt, Gr--ce. Brit!sn
India, British East Africa, slam, Malta,
Gibraltar. 'sylou. straits settlements,
Dutch East indies, West Australia ana
Persia.
The American liner 81. Louis. sailing to.
day for Liverpool, viii tax. mail. clos
ing at $50 A. NJ, for Europe ieXcept Ger.
many. Australia. Hungary. luNumburg,
bulgaria, serbia. Turkey Netherlands, Nor
way, Swctsn and Denmark, Africa, West
Asia. the East Indies. and spain and portu-
ga, when specially addressed.
The cunardrr tarpbthla, sailing to-day
for Liverpool, VIII fake mall. closing a,
1880 T.. NJ. for Great Britain, Ireland, Re-
GUM, Russia and south Africa, also sp.-
cially addressed correspondence for other
countries. except Germany. Austria, Hun.
gary. luxemburg, Bulgaria, Serbia. Tur.
key, NethsrIandr. Norway. sweden and
Den
The Italian nner Duca degii Abruzai,
sailing to-day for Genoa. Will take spc
cially addressed mat. only. closing at $40
A, NJ, for Gibraltar. Italy, switzerland ana
Greece,
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

wAsHINGToN.. Noy. 1o.-These army
orders were Issued to-day:
Lisut.-CoI. Charles l.. Potter. corps. En-
sin""r,; rs,I.; sa f, Mass s'@ MAJOR at Within iTsi%"ii I.
Nrf,i,'itry'" a.sisnsi 70 EisR,h 'f,ei! Arm;
Reserve corps ordered to active duty at
Fort Slocum, New York. and to accompany
recruits sent 10 the border. capt t. :
Qua, kenhnah. infantry detached. 10 Thirty
'v"ufh Infantry.
capt RIA Inn = ~caidweli cavalry Dc.
tu,hcd ,lst. assistant recruiting onlcer, Sew
orleans. I, savannah. 90. and temporary
Ia Z" ~ recruiting station. rsieNins np,
from active duty: capt. Gilbert l. Humph-
req. Corp. Engineers. relieved from station
a, FOR, Monroe. .Nirgin.a and 20 Norioik'
Virginia. First Lieut.. Robert ;. Donaldson.
.yaN,Irs detached. detailed as professor OF
military science at Purdue University
MILO i5hn - Penn.,. Eleventh lntan-
Try. IS tailed % take fed on cers course
n aviation AZ sigma! Corps AVIATION s'ho",'
I,-. signal tprps. relieved from duty a.
1t rrrtor of tho army signal school, For
nm ms city Via Fort I.eav.nwcrth TO
For omaha. Nebraska, and tak". station
~ tnrt omaha for purpose OF "stablisi.ns
poet First Lieut.. Leonard l.. Barrett, ora
nan Department. Will visit Fort bsrancas'
For T., k-rs and Fort McRee. fioriia'
FOR Morean and For, Gaines Alaosms
For - rhi'lp and For, jackson. Lou,
s!an' Inrt cl.."krti. Fort san 'a,In," an
TO Inspection uf sea coast armament The
rc.'snf,ion o. rHr;i 21'ndi' mnSs "ap,' Roy
T. Hrgu,r Melta,l Corps. TeNas Nationa'
Gqort ha.' ncen ase.p;"d ds,. r..
sr, ,,S,'r sa,o "S''n Lieut. '0 James +. isanSrd.'
second l'.fsu,ry. south caro-. ina Ms,iSna.
@4.rI ;:,s'e o, 2r a IG1S,hicn n"1e' Medc
III corps Marviand Na;ionai Guard. is
extended ;t'"cn DAYS.
The sun., 1916-11-11
BELLEVUE SURGEON HONORED.
Hospital stan EntrrtRins Dr. J.. j.
O'tOnnOr for saving babies.

The surgical and medical stats OF
bellevue Hospital gave u luncheon in the
dining room Of the hospital yesterday to
Or Joseph J. o''onnor In recognition OF
his resourcofulncss in saving the lives
last Wednesday OF Ruth l.inderman, :.
years old, and her sister, Winifrcd 10
months old, WIN had been nearly sufro-
Gated by gas AT their home.
Dr. O'connor revived the older girl by
the use of the pulmo'or, lie was unable 10
use the pulmotor Oh the younger child. and
as a last sourc while he was massag-
ing her body h. hrcathcd into her mouth
as he mechanically expanded and con-
tracted her lungs. After some time he
detected signs OF life. Don the child be-
gan to breathe in gasps and then regu-
larly. The children were taken TO the
hospital. where they fully recovered from
the effects Of the gas, DR.. O'Connor IL
only 81 years old and is Q graduate of
Fordham University.
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Inquiry concerning Mr.. wright. Fish.

Ny attention has been called to the
communication In your columns OF fE
Wright % BROOKLYN stating that on May
20 a, Atlantic CIty he caught a channel
bass which weighed t5i9 pounds.
do moi, doubt Mr.. Wrlsht's NerscitN.
hu, ofteutimes black or rcd drum are
enormously called channel bass. and as the
date Mas 20 Is very early for channel lass
TO be taken on the New Jersey coast would II
hc asking too much for Mr.. Wright to
Kindly tell more about u and II he would
send In the photo Of his catch 1" the
editor OF the Roi and Gun column II VIII
he returned latcr"
y clHim thai channel bass were caught
In Tho latter part Of May this wear In an
other part Of New Jersey proved upon in
N'stigatlon to he black drum.
u unwtttinrly his was the first channel
bass az season taken hope that he vii a
,"pt my oversight In not being acquainted
wl'h the fact HARTiE ! PHILLIPS.
.Ashury Park. y. j. Nov. =
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J.. I. rIRCskI. Auct'r. "a Bowery. sells
10 A NJ. unredesmed pledges Of very de-
scrip'ion for unpaid loans from the follow.
ing pawnbrokers. Including all diamonds.
rubi~s. sapphires. pearls. emeralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. locke; or
other mounting. all Jewclry. watches. sil.
erware. guns. instruments. fprs. clothing
cameras. all other good. pledged previous
to dates aud up to number mentioned. both
Inclusive, and all pledges held over.
Nov l3-Star Loan once. 39s 9Th Ave.
prior MAY I. 1915. to No. i9325. Jack Sob,i
CO.. 25i6 sth Ave. prior Nov. .. 1915.
Nov IN Is 7" Rruckhrimrr. .lii II
av.. prior IN Nov. i. 1915. to No. :s70o. NJ
Rruckhe. u"r. 1870 3d av., prior Nov. l.,
1915, to 30. 1896.
Nov LIS. A. Fla,;o. 1875 ID Ave. prior
Nov. 2. 1915.
Soy. is-wm. simpson, 81 Park Row.
prlo sept IL. 1915. 20 No s2:?i.
NOV. II. T.. Lemon a. Co, as sih
Ave. from No. t?i?? OF Jan. is. 1908. 10
Ma. i0iii Of Aus. ~. 1915; also Ne. 1914 Of
March :. 1905. No eli: Of March IL. 1905
No. '2tia Of March IS. 1905. No. 1920 nj,
80. :liCo NJ May 80. 1909. No. $3.50 Of
sept. /. 1909. No. :s::5 Of Sept. "a. 1903,
No :Sj02 Of March 80. 1918.
Nov If. Sobcl a. Son. les "a Ave
prior Oct. II, 1915 to No. ASSOC.
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JACOB sHo>.uJ. A~uctione-r. o. Bow.

Nov i3-Clothing sc, prior Nov. 6. 1915.
Wenner 4 Ewsli. BROOKLYN.
Nov. lt--Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
pledges Of every description pledged from
it?ss. June Il. 1918, to 10000. Oct. -. 1915
Heiloruu Bros. 1874 list Ave.
Nov. it-Clo,hing Sc. prior Nov :
1915. NJ Harlem. BROOKLYN. q. Ei.lsteIu
& 60. 2s., 81 Ave, \. Wuldar. g03t tnow
-0t5, Sd Ave
Nov. ~ij-Jewelry, watches. diamonds.
Sc. prior Nov. s. 1915. l.. Fruhiing. go
10Th Ave.
Nov i6-Jewelry. watches. diamonds,
g.. prior Nov, ?. 1915. Brautman's Loan
OtfH". Rkltn Also for A. Woldar. .o3i
tnoW 2OAsl "a Ave.
Nov. iT-Jewelry. watches. diamonds and
pie dEes Of every description pledged to
NOV, 10. 1915. to No, 15tSj inclusive, and
older dates held over from previous sales.
| \. Wo!lheim. 62s 9Th Ave.
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CENTRAL ACTION co.. NJ. sheehs..
lN2 Canal SiHael. aslla ieusirv

W wv s" ~" 'ttVNts bVilS IsWelry
At II A. ". clothing at 10 A. NJ
Nov. i3-By McAieenan's. 1880 Broad.
wav, all unredeemed pledges OF pearls. dia.
monds and othe- precious stones. watches.
Jewclry. s~iiverwarc. guns. &c. running from
pledge No. | Of 1915 to No. $4,000. October,
1918. Also Pledges Nos. 1880 Of 1914, dia.
nanu ring lo:2 Of 1914. diamond ring
io:a Of 1914, : pair diamond or screws,
diamond heart. Hammond ring: 1924 Of 1914
diamond iorgnette. chain. diamond ring. /.
diamond pins and diamond bracelet; sset
Of 1915. lot Of Jewelry. 1905 Of 1918. dIa-
inond rims. lan37 Of 1915. diamond rine
and diamond pin: zoos? Of 1915, din morI
brooch. dia mond ring and ? pearl strings.
and all goods held over from former sales.
Nov. i-By X. simpson & Co.. it3 IVES,
t?d ST.. all unredeemed pledges of pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones.
watches, jewslry, silverware. &C. pledged
previous to No. lIooi. July 1. i9i5. and
goods held from ffmer sales.
Nov. l5-By j. SIMPSON & Co. c.s Park
Row. all unredeerned pledges of pearls,
diamonds and other precious stones.
watches, Jcwelry, silverwRre. &c. pledged
rrevious to No. 10000. sept. /. 1918. Also
No. 255st. June 10. 1915. dia mond bracel..
and diamond necklace and goods held from
former sales.
Nov ls--Bv II. c. Fuiian. $50 10th Ave.
wofncn's clothing to No. 1900.
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FORECI.OsURE SALE.

NOTICE ~ hereby given that a certain
automobile. being an Oldsmobile automo-
bile No. 1859, Forty Horse Power, hereto
fore sold by the undersigned under u con
ditional sale agreement. unto Joseph l..
Padelford. will he sold at public auction Ia
satisfy liens upon the said Oldsmobilc for
West 6Sth Street. Borough Of Manhattan,
City Of New York. on the :lst OF Novem-
Der. 1915. at ten O'clock In the forenoon.
Dated, Nov. 4. 1915.
CUTTING LARSON COMPANY, INC.
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ASIATIC MAILS.

hawaii, emma lcNCrpt Hongkuugl
rhi,ipplu" islands and specially addressed
mail for Japan, 'orcd ana HougkonK,
Via san Francisco, per steamship Ecuador,
rlusc At ~ 30 l., VI NundnN.
Japan. torca hongkuug and specially
addressed mail for 'hina, via seattle. p.r
steamship Mexico Mlru, close at 1850
l.. VI Monday,
HongkonE and specially addressed
mail for the Netherlands, East Indies, via
San Francisco. per steamship TjisondarrL
close at 1850 p, NJ. Thursday.