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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Associates. /.
CoRPORATED. rlalntln, against TIL
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the goth day of september. 1915. I. the
under,isned. the Referee In said 1udEm:nt
Exehsns. s:i..roomr, nos. ii:is v.s.y
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. City
% Ssw Ycrs; s On .he ,n ls,h oG day ,nS Of 9s sv Sy
HERBERT A. sHEKMAN. A%uctionesr. the
PREMISES directed by said judgment to be
sold. and therein described as follows:
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land with the buildings and improve:
ments thereon erected. situate. lying and
County and state Of Sew York. pounded
and described as follows:
at a point on the easterly
side Of Fourth Avenue distant sixty feet
northerly from the corner formed by the
Intersection Of the nort,herly side Of 2tth
Street with the %eastcrly side OF Fourth
Avenue. running THENCE casterly. parallel
with 2ith street and for part OF the dis.
feet; THENCE. nottherly and parallel with
the easterly side OF Fourth Avenue, thirty
eight feet and nine inches. THENCE west.
Fourth Avenue; THENCE southerly alonG
the eas'erly eide OF Fourth Avenue. thirty.
eight feet and nine inches to the point o.
place OF beginning.
SAID premises being known as NUMBERS
-. and 35l Fourth Avenue.
SUBJECT TO a prior mortgage given to
secure the m Of tn" sum Of 1900, 900.
recorded In the once q tho Register of the
County NJ S"w York. In Section 2. Iiber
2ts of Mortgages nj page 90. and subject to
covenants ana restrictions contained In In
etruments recorded IN tho ONCE ~ the said
Register In lihsr 500 ~ Cnuveyances. at
page 80. Liber 45i Of ConvPyances at page
2eI, Liher 4b5 Of TonVeNances at page AT,
liber $50 Of ConyeyHnces at page $50. and
70 a party wall agreement recorded in said
Registers ONCE In Lih"r FS7 Of Convey
ances. at page 49,, and to existing ten.
encies OF John F. Derner, william Degner.
John F. Degner. Jr., Gustave Won Hasperg,
Co.partners In business under the name
and style of e. A CO.. and OF
Bert Kraus. Henry Forchhelmar and Max
Forchheimer. Co-partr.rs IN business under
the Arm name and STYLE 81 Henbert SIX Co.
Dated. New York, september 22nd. 1915.
VICTOR McCtTCHEON. Referee.
& MARK. ATTORNEYS for Plain.
tin. ONCE & T.. y. Address. IFS Broad.
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.
The following IL a diagram OF the prop
srty to be sold Its street Number Is 3sS-331
Fourth Avenue:
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SALES.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. VI. Sh~ehan,

Auctionetr. l52 Canal street. soils Jewelry
at II a. NJ; clothing NJ 10 \ NJ.
Oct. l6--By McAieenan's, +6s Fulton St,
Brooklyn. All unredr.med pledges Of
pears. diamonds and other precious s'ones,
watches. Jew elry. slverware, sc. running
from No. lll:s Aug. ~, 1915, TO No. l2t33
Sept. 10. 1918, and all articles held over
from previous sales.
Oct. l7-By J. simpson & Co, 2:5 Park
Row. All unrede'mrd pledges OF pearls.
diamonds and other precious stones,
watches. 1ewe.ry. silverwRrc, guns. Sc,
pledged previous to No. 3osO0 July Is. 1915,
and all articles held over from former sales.
oct. ls-By NJ Lavery, 2277 81 Ave. I'm
redeemed pledges OF pearls. dia monds and
other precious stones. watches, j~rwelry. sill
verware. SC. pledged previous to No. 10000
Sept. Is, 1913 Also from 5gi 4th Ave. all
pledges Of ike description preyiole TO No.
$4,000 Sept. Is. 1915. and goods held from
former sales
oct. l9-By Henry Miller, ~ 9th Ave.
Clothing, etc, pledged to oct. n, 1915.
oct. 23-By y, I. Fitzsimmons. s7e
broadway. BROOKLYN. clothing 10 oct. IL.
1915.
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sith S,rcet.

EFVh NTTFFVs
The approSimate amount Of the lien or
churEe, to satisfy which the ahov~-ds-
scribed property is - be sod. Is $ll5.6s3.l3,
with interest thereon from the 18th day of
September. 1915, together with coets and
allowance amounting to s4.y Il. with In
terest from SEPTEMBER 2oth. 1915. together
with tn. expenses ~ the sale. The APP
proNimste amount OF the taxes. assess-
ments and water rates. or other liens. which
are to he allowed 20 the purchaser out Of
the purchase money, or paid by tho Ref
cree. Is SlN3.33 and Interest.
Dated, New York. september 80, 1918.
NIElhl AL I.LlI L--LA- IAaNo.Aa
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

WEST END Av, n " C $50 st-Schwartx
q Gross sGt West End EiGhty-third Corp
ct al; June Is. itis...,.......:....Gb
10 3ith st--Gorman a Lees, Inc, agt Her
aid Square Realty Co ct al; Sept 81.
Eth Az. bos-Lawrenos Rukeyser sxt
Thomas T sturgese OF al; Oct 4.
.rH Nv. NORTHUMBERLAND coS:n
KnicksrbQo&er Trust O. ee al Sent %,
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-QUEENa
OCEAN

New scmi-bungalow. six rooms. all mooern
Improvements: panelled walls, teamed cell
ings. etc. water, gas. electricity. hot water
heat: large grounds. shrubbery. sidewalks
laid. few minutes TO bathing beach; 80
minutes from city: owner must have $500
cash at once. balance small monthly pay
ments. G. OWNER. 2tS West seth st.
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Manhattan.

LIBERTY ST, 40 and 62-Hsnry Steers,
Inc. agt 90 Liberty 81 Corp, owner; r II
Chapman Contracting Co. contrac.
list sr.Iiil' w.s.mu:i' W Miic;hsii' az;
Louis Kellogg, owner; Max NJ Tanner
baum, contractor. $500
ALLEN sT. 7S-Bennis Gamzu agt Consre-
cation OF the Holy House OF Jacob.
owner: Morris Jacob and Solomon slo.
nlmsky contractors. .....,...,.... $40
i5dTH ST. bN W-Konrad Zaerb art
Henry schutt. owner and contractor. t22 o.
CHERRY ST. 2A0 and 24s-Kaiman Al.
thols agt Jacobs woolan co owner:
Barnett Aronson, contractor. 49,, 5000
LAFAYETTE ST. 82-Isidor Fine aEt Rubo
r Fogel a Palatial Co. Ino, owners; A
Urn. ST. als w~Xrthur Drschci.r sst
Philip ewisohn, owner; Talking Doll n
Novelty Co, contractor So87
John Bell Co .st Ronele const Co. Inc,
owners and contractors. 900. .Sb3i
10TH ST. n W corner Bryant av. 1O0xilO
Globe Sash a Door Co. Inc. agt Ronelc
Const Co and Arthur Kutler. Jr. owners
iasTih ST $40 E-Nii. ii Roo: al, Us. ~"
line Realty co. owners; A schwerer. u
contractor trenswsD........-........Se COS
Const Co. Inc. sst Adam Kramer and
iSnnis xramsR owners and eontIAp.
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Borough OF The Bronx.)

LOT g.. blk /. lots ! to o. Is. 10. q to ~.
blk Ii: lots II ana il. bin IL lois L., z
and 4. blk Is; lot 2. blk -; lot ~. blk
IS; lots 80 20 and Al. b.k q: ,ots !
80. blk IS; lots ] TO 3. blk 40; lot 40. blk
81. and lot IS. blk ~. map Morri. Park
Morris Park Estates to Albert Frank 4
Co, 20 Broad Ut. Sept 10. demand Sc
atty. TIT. q 4 T Co, 10 Bway 5000
villa Az = = 4oe n Potter p. i8Slno-
shaw. 500 Beach Terrace. Oct Is. due,
A., as per bond. atty. Title q & Too,
ltO eV'V
LOT $50. map Van Nest Park-Carlo
Montagna TO .Aldelbrando BernL 1879 S.l-
yer 81, New Haven. Conn. pr mtg Is. 1000,
Sep, II. 2 yrs. So; atty. s wray, 1895
Boston I'd. $3.50
BOSTON RID. = E cor ls0.h st, Is l0SsT.llx
G2Slo6 Trep;ow to oterlins
Holding Corpn. 200 Bway, pr mtg S22..
900. oct II. 1 ". 6ee: attys. Get,ner. s
4 A. 300 Bway ....... 81. 900
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Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears three times eachw week. ~
Readers may ask as many questions a. they Ike about Investment suoecs.
but please 10 not ask about a half dozen COMPANIES In m letter. as It adds
unnecessarily to The clerical work of thiso office 10 rot Jsend money. This service
is free. Be sure to give your address, as we'll as our name. because most Inquiries
are answered by mail All correspondence is held as onhdentaL
Address all communications to Financial Editor. THE Sun. 50 Broad street,
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QUEEN N N

= rooms. bath, hot water heat, Gas. sewer,
electricity: open fireplace: spacious porch.
sleeping porch: 80 minutes from city; $500
cash, balance same as rent. &.
son, 2g2 West 3ith ~.
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LOST, TOl>D AND REWAkDs.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.

NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
2s Liberty 81 New York. +th October. 1919.
Tho hooks for transfer Of the capital
stock Of Northern Securities Company viii
be closed vt three O'Clock y. NJ. October
18th. 1916. for the purposes OF the annual
meeting OF the ~.tockholders to be held No
ten o'clock A. n; Noys%Rss i}tf, iSis.
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tan av. SCHOOL, May ,, ieis-Maris

s ssR ay; :o' F ! II: f M.y 7 II io7is r.
iNis:; ga .sis ga p m,s $4,000; atty. 5000 s
SAME PROPERTY. Oct I4-chalmers
Realty Corpn to Marie schwarr. 81 TIL
fanny ST, Bronx. due Oct /. 1917. Int
a. per bond. pr mtg $4,000; atty.
sane 'ylooo
Hayes TO Saranac Realty Co, l4g Bway.
due and Int as per bond, pr mtg S46ssi
attys, Shi.and 4 Hedges, 149 Bway 1900
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r. n. Dsrisn. Conn-Would you suggest
that thu Autooar Company per cont.
bonds are . good Investment
The recently issued 8 per cent frst
mortgage bonds Of the Autocar Com
pany appear to be entitled to . favor
able rating. They are Q direct oblisa-
ton Of the company and secured on all
Of the property Of its property. Tho
amount outstanding 10 comparatively
small and the bonds mature At the rate
Of SIS 900 ssmi-annually from April I.
1917. to 1881. inclusive. From October
!. 1915. % ASsi I. 1915, H. company
oovoaaats - mAlntAiA Glai1k 0aDotD n
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HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men, 81
years of age or over, required
as helpers or drivers on ex.
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co.. Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
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excess Of all liabilities, excepting this
particular bond issue, OF not less than
sl.250. 900. of which at least SO per cent.
shall be In cash and accounts and notes
receivable in the company's hand not
discounted, and from April I. 1918, to
October /. 1921. the company covenants
to maintain said quick assets In an
amount not less than s250.o00 in excess
OF total amount OF bonds Of this issue
outstanding at n time.
New York Air Brake.
A. T. p. Brookiyn-what were the sross
sales Of the New York Air Brake Company
iencit'' what was tho dividsnd paid in
that. year compared with the preceding
years disbursement, What was the high
and low price of the stock for tho year
1911?
Gross sales were 3l,5e5,6s1. Divi-
dends on the capital stock were paid at
The rate Of 4h per cent. compared with
3 per cent. in 1910, The stock sold as
high as 76 and as low az IS.
Louisville D Nashville q.
"; NJ; B., Railway. n. il understand
I per cent. bonds are a high grade invest
ment. but / would like to have your con-
nrmation a. to this before ! put my saw
ings into them. What 10 your opinion7
LOUISVILLE ana NasnVlilo unlne0 mort
gage 4 per cents. are rated as a high
grade Investment. They are legal for
savings banks and trust companies In
several States. and you will probably not
make a mistake to place your savings In
them. But at the same time II should
be remembered that, from a point OF
safety, II is better to diversity your In
vestment somewhat, regardless Of the
value Of the security selected BY you
borne-0CrymssP Company.
n. A. R.-what 10 the lowest price at
which Borns-scrymssr sold in the last Ave
The lowest price on Borne-scrymser
within the period indicated was 10 In
1912, The company paid dividends at the
rate Of 20 per cent. In that year.
kidvale sto~, g.
9. T. T.. Newbursh. N. Y.-wM you ex-
plain to me the convertible feature Of tn
Midvals Steel s per cent. bondsf
The Midvale Steel and Ordnance Com
pany twenty year sinking fund 8 per
Q bonds due In 1895 are convertible at
any tim prior to maturity into capital
stock Of the company at the rate Of ten
shares Of stock for each $1,000 bonds
with cash adjustment as to Interest and
dividends. The par value Of the shares
In $50. so that for $1,000 par Of bonds
there would be received $500 par value
Of stock. II the bonds are called for re.
demption the convertible clause remains
in force until within thirty days Of ths
ssdsmD0en AAaA
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BY Samuel MARI.

BY Samuel MARI.
SD Az. lsse-lsst. " .. 1910 n losth o.,
N.lixs5.2, two = sty tnts a strs-F d
Bovine agt T. ID Colt ct al: ) l. Savage
atty partition.
zap ST, 1852 f.. =. 100 W 81 av. 2t1
$50, 6 sly lofts-Cnion Trust Co sgt NJ
a Morierity ct a.: Miller. X, l. at.
attys: due. 3bs.s5it3; taxes. sc. S.
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YOUNG MAN about Is to operate switch
board; eSperitnce and neat appearance
essential; Apply nv writing, stating expert.
ence and religion. Address FIR EN-
TINGUlSHER CO. r, O. station v. n. Y
City.
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Alabama Central q.
A. c. NJ. Central Valley. N. IL
the date OF the mortgage securing the Ala
hama Central s per cent. bonds due IN
1887 VIII you give me a brief history OF
the road up to It's merger Into the SOUTH
ern Railway
The mortgage securing these bonds
was dated March II, 1879. The Alabama
Central was chartered In Alabama In
1850 under the name Alabama and Mis-
sissippi Railroad: subsequently Its name
was changed to Selma and Meridian
Railroad and on June 81. 1871. was re-
organized under the present title. In
1882 the company was merged into the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad, which was succeeded In 1885
by tho East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railway. On July Z. 1894. this
latter company was sold under fore
closure and merged into the present
Southern Railway system.
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MORTOAGEs,
AORT0AGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Wat alAa

west Of Firth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th strssts)
18th ST 900 W : IT, " AZ Az. .is
riet E p white, at Westwood, N J, due
and INT .. per bond; attys. dslisr,. n 4
H. ~ h1ehsnst S,;..,....'......sso'oo 900
iihS sss2s.ssk' sIs.t3ST 9sIsA 4 a'SsA is:i:s,l
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49, esN
TAT ,sos THIRD AvESUE.l
BY Joseph +. Day. .
rSIoM ,,ANyd; : cor isii, st, ,T ,s :
s;,y,; due. Sir: 81; taxes, &C., ,9c7.ss,
KELLY 81. 1hiyy.I,ii II Nays . :. %, N ,s7,h st.
so.ios.2 8 .ty na,--julia schneider sst
atty: due. g. 500 OF prior m,s' $4,000
sssrH ST.. ~ H sss : cap csTH.n,:- .v. IS,
,sH:%, -. 40. D. A''y'' due "''''''''
,.orH ST. h Ia s' F., {. !. R 100 " Prospect. .v:
l9x1s9.1x irres. 2 sty frame house and
stable. Lawyers Mortgage Co ast An
s sSn,o vi a. .sss q, ct .!: Sery ,.S 4 s. {; ''''';
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
Py Henry Brady.
EAST BROADWAY, 1+n, $ 5, e28 y Ru;;
=, al; stewart 4 s.. a..ys. am, due.
$50. sss "a. taxes. &c. 1917 51
NASSAU ~ ". h ic + a. s shsT n Ann st. rs,
Ministerial Rslief art { W russell e, a.;
undivided one.half .intcre., &c; Harold
swain, atty: due. $50 65s a. taxes, &c,
'Ar s2os THIRD AvENuEl
BY Samuel Marx
st nsT.Ht,fiII-;ss Mnnn as, sSr.S S'i Iai. :,
al. Deiches & Co. attys; amt due. 81
col "a: taxes. &c. s4Ts 40.
wrp sy y; M9rss9ssaa, !rT n1|p'n Ry.:n,ora
Dark Ply. r. lss@H sly r s sG";s.T. q.
BRIGHT ct al; Harold swain, atty; amt
due. 50, sos, o8: taxes, &c, sioi 30.
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JOSEPH sHONGOODs sO>s. Juiius
Shongood, Auct,. - Bowery. sell 10 A. NJ.
Oct. l6--Aien's and women's clothing. B..
Psyser's Son. ses ID I've. lsaacs 4 Davis.
Brooklyn.
oct, l7-Men's and women's clothing, dry
goods. shoes, &c, pledged prior Sept II,
1915. TO No, S0s7 and AL older dates, ID.
Silbersteini~ Sons. $40 9Th Ave. Also simi-
stanton 81.
Oct. lR-An diamonds. watches. 1ewsiry,
silvcrwore. Instruments, odds and ends
pledged prior Sept Is, 1915. to No. a6ssI,
AFRO No. s7ai0. dia rims. No. S79li, dia
earrings. and older dates Sllhers,ein Bros,
2t57 sch Ave,
Oct. is-Clothing, ], J, Saver, brooklyn,
2 Schwartz. 2c9 Grand 81. ID. J. FuliAA,
Brooklyn.
9ASA La8Ng1s ~ 6AnAA ~ 8FooklyG
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Cleveland Railway 30.

h. 3. A.. Troy--What is your opinion or
Cleveland Railway mortgage IS as an In
yestment7 Is there q market for them
outside OF New York; Can you give me
an idea OF the price range OF these bonds
In 1915 and 1914?
These bonds are secured by a first
mortgage on the entire property OF the
company, the valuation Of which. as
agreed by the city Of Cleveland. Is over
four times the amount of the bonded
debt of the company. In addition the
earnings OF the company have shown a
consistently wide margin over interest
requirements. all Of which would appear
to entitle the bonds to a good rating as
an Investment. The market for the bonds
Is in New York and Cleveland. In 1915
the high price for the bonds was 100
and the low price Ssh in 1914 the high
was 1904 and the low ssh.
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BOY WANTED. over ls. to wrap pack
ages and he generally useful and to deliver
small packages; references required. $500
to start. steady position for intelligent and
willing boy; write, giving age. school and
church you attend. Write T. X, l25 E. S&th.
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. 81. 900 up: also build.
Ing lots on Randall Bay and Woodcleft Bay:
low prices; easy terms. Send for particu.
lars. JOHN J RANDALL CO. Freeport L l.
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JACOB sHONGVT. Auctioneer. 90 Bow.

cry, sells at 10 A. NJ,
Oct. l6-Je, Try, watches, diamonds and
f.lmp.T. Sons nt'0 les 3l'Attss'" H. C. ~ hr Gsn,
Brooklyn. Also for Adolph Stern. 1908 al
Ave. No. ssil+. 2 diamond rings and ali
possession Of Mr. si-rn, iatt.rwnri' r rS" rss
by him. now remaining unclaimed.
Oct. l6-C!othlns, iurs AMI all pledges
Goa, and fur coat 30. ,6l9.. J. b. kopllk
oct, l7-Clothing and AL pledges prior
Oct. 10; 49, is'1r1n Bros. ,l67t list
Row, s. Mayer. Jersey city.
oct. lsLClothins prior oct, II. 1915.
Loan Office, 2l?3 sth Ave. Bronx Loan
Office. Il. COINS Son. Prop. 27si ID Ave.
Oct. l9--Jewelry. wat"h's, diamonds and
Pfsi5. from No SIG to i.ssaP' '' Joe w Vein, In,
berger, l93 Ave. A, also for :. s. Kory &
Co, Broo&lyn.
Oct, ?o-Jeweiry. &C. prior Oct. ~. 1915.
j Fedelman. 1895 lst Ave.
10 A. NJ, unrcdeem"i pledges Of e,ofy de-
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
ing p,wnhroItrrs. iucIuiirg all diamonds,
rubies sapphires, 3 s,r's en'ralis; a! otner
links. chains, studs. bracelets. locket or
other mounting, all joweiry, watches. sill
verware. guns. instruments. furs. clothing,
cameras, all other goods pledged previous
TO dates and up to numbers mentioned, both
inclusive. ana all pledges he'd over.
Oct. l6-Commercial Looming & Jewslry
Co. i%bs Bway. prior Oct. $. 1915. to No.
Oct. III. j. Friel. lI7s-l,Is BROADWAY.
ss7 Myrtle Ave-, Brooklyn. jevslry. dia-
oct: is.wm, simpson { CO; ~ Bow.
oct. .S-A Brudrr, Inc. So columbus
Sooei Bros. 81? Columbus Ave. prior oct.
~, 1915.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young man.
four years experience, desires to make
change; unquestionabls reference. II. c..
box 1872 Sun ONCE.
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J. r., Newark--Can you tell me how
much OF tho Savannah Line stock Ia owned
by the Georgia Central7
Central Of Georgia Railway own
1893 200, par value, Of Ocean Steam
ship Company stock. which company IL
known a. the Savannah Limo,
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sALEsMEN tstock) wanted by oil company
paying l. per cent earning IS per cent on
acres stock listed and active fresh leads
sells on sight. Telephone Mr. Sprake. Broad-4oSs.
statesmen tstock) wanted large industrial :
has paid dividends for IL years big earnings
It's product known all over the world leads
OF. the finest kind furnished. Telephone Broad
3go5.
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Louisville . Nashville Il.
Borne-scrymsss Company.

n. A. R.-what 10 the lowest price At
which Borns-Scrymsef sold in the last nvs
years?
Tn lowest price on Borns-scrymser
within h period indicated was 10 in
1912. The company paid dividends at the
rate OF 20 per cent. In that year.
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BENZ. ID. HAIGHr

Special Deputy supt. OF BankA
care Of Banking Dept.
81 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE statement OF
VIC receipts and disbursement Of the Treasury
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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NEW ~YORK-Lake Placid.
SALES.

Visit lake Placid. y. ", for Autumn Hoa10nU
Reduced Rates by Motsla. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07

tain objective in SO many minutes and
then wait. But they did not wait
They took their second objective in
the same rush. 1t was no matter If
the colonel of one of the regiments
stood up on hillock and blew the sill
yer hunting horn he carried in order
to halt them. The guards were off
and they meant to stretch two-base
hit into three-bagger. machine gun
fire Notwithstanding, or how else could
they be the guards. When they reach
ed their final objective where they
were to have it out with the Germans
in as hard fighting as ever this war
has known, an Irishman in the Irish
guards exclaimed us this as far as
they told us to go? Sure, haven't
got my second wind yeti
More than once. facing counter at
tacks, the British have gone out to
meet the German charges in the open
with the bayonet and the Germans
have done the same. All past records
In ferocity of fighting seemed to have
been surpassed during the latest Brit
ish advance. So freely was life given
and so wonderful was the courage
shown on both sides that the whole
thing seems unreal to the spectator.
In to-day's mist and rain the ceaseless
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
cheered them as at some points things
were not going SO well as at others.

cheered them as at some points things
were not going SO we'll as at others.
The battalion whose luck failed
them in this drive OH the six-mile
British front were driven back by the
cunningly arranged enfilading fire of
machine guns in strong points which
neither the artilley nor tank could
conquer AS the wounded from these
baffled battalions came hobbling down
the shell-swept road they were cheer
ed by the news of successes at other
points.
Keep On Going
There was a spectacular moment
when, some time after the battle had
opened, word ran down the line that
the guards were going in" The
guards are the crack regiments of the
British regular army and are stepped
in the old aristocratic traditions.
When they come to the offensive they
must show others the way through
although the body of q peers son is
not less vulnerable to bullets than that
of a cockney. When they went over
the lid" as the slang phrase Is for
mounting the parapet of the trench
for charge. 1t was the supreme mo-
ment for the guards to live up to their
traditions. They were TO reach cer-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
GRANDMOT Her knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the oid-fashioned mustard-plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the plas-
ter and without the blister.
Musterole does it. 1t is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of
mustard. 1t is scientifically prepared,
SO that it works wonders, and yet
does not blister the tenderest skin.
Just massage Musterole in with the
finger tips gently. See how quickly
it brings relief-how speedily the
pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of back or joints,
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
Git often prevents pneumonia).
2sc and Soc jars, hospital size, $3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
Everybody Hard on Shoes.
ThatIsIfHe's aRealBov

But he can't be expected be hard Boy Shoes
because they built for the purpose of maintaining repu
taton for adequate service.
If your boy has been given wear Scout
Shoe bring him to shoe department and let introduce
him to his first pair He'll like hem and you'll be satisfied
parent.
and black
1S7 at $3.50; sizes to
skin stitched soles to 1S "a $500;
fastened solid leather
O aces ION
full
$3.50
Dives, Pomeroy & stewart-sree Floor Rear
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-07
Have You Ever Seen a
Broader Use of Velveteen
For Trimming Purposes?

1t that will be remembered for its great use
velveeen plush and fur apparel for If you
planning alterations a that be
wearabe condition this showing of trimming vevets will in
terest you
36-inch veveteen
27-inch corduroy
36-inch English velveteen,
S6-inch black
$3.50 imported wide;
yaro $4O0
inches wide;
Nuta and beaver
Mole velour in 3a
& StreetF