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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which IN. above de4
scribed property 10 TO he sold. In Se.se7.e3.
with interest thereon from the etth day Of
October. 1915, together with The costs and
allowance. amounting to S2ai 80. with IND
terest from October 2Ith, 1915. together
with the sexpenses Of the sale. The apI
proxtmate amount of the taxes, asseslj
msnts and water rates or other liens which
ere to he allowed to the purchaser out OF
tbs purchase money. or paid BY the Ref
erSe. 10 u. 90 and interest.
Dated, New York. NOctobsr csth. 1916.
FRANCIS w. POLLOCK. Referee.
The sale IN the above entitled sction 10
hereby adjourned 10 Monday, December
9Th. 1915. at the same hour and place.
Dated, New York. November e0th. 1915.
FRANCIS ". POLLOCK, Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action IL
hereby further adjourned to Monday, De.
eembsr 18th. 1915. at the same hour aaA
DlAes.
= Datcd. New York, Deccmbcr lth, 1915.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK. Referee.
The tai" In tho above entitled action 10
hereby further adjourned to Friday, Deccrn-
Der 18th, 1915. Ut the same hour and place.
Dated. New York. December Nth. 1916.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK. Referee.
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
Real Estate in All Its Branches
JOSEPH p. DAY
u Nassau Sc. n. Y. Phone r4 Cort.
FORECl OsURE SALES.


-1UYADMn COURT. COUNTY or NDW,
YORK es,--Abrsham II. Levy. .Plaintla.
AGainst Chas. I. weinstsin Realty Coms
pany 81 al. DEFENDANT /,
urs and sale made and entered In sSs
chow .sntitisd action. and bearing date the
e!th day OF October. 1919. J.. the .undsss
named. will sell at Public Auction. al the
Exchange Ralssrooms. Nos. 1915 veeey
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
iSiS. At Il o'clock noon on that day. ~
SS.:Sa =; /: Auc,ionser; IN. pr:miss1
AL iScs. two certain lots. p,.o.s 81
thereon erected. situate, iyino
c eTS s = N Y sss spS as 3 Of 3, k N.n
side d Ninsteenth. street. and which taEss
sssethss are bounded and described as fol-
BEGINNING at n point on the south.
westerly SIDE Of Nineteenth Street. distant
: sss sHaiS from s%a the The .o ssySn .sy asss
ner Of Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
Street; running thence southwestcrly. para
OO feet and elk inches: thence southsaSt5
s ~ nc ser, a::i.y rs assy'i FEE. an. St,H in Sas; issS..i
With Seventh Avenue. ninc,y.three SoSj
!S%::t:!i, IA. Of Nln..s.n,h street. sss
Nfneteenth Street forty.four 90 feet ts
said dimensions more or less.
s,r... numbers i'f.i's West Ninetssnth
dated. New York. October ,s,h. ,,,s
FRANCIS W. PoII.oCK.. netes... ,
JEROME 4. KoHN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1900 Fifth Avenue. New York City.
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SITE ron Plaza HOTEL ANNEX.

The four story dwelling. on lot COX
1905. at . West Fifty-eighth street, 40
feet west OF tho Hotel Plaza, has been
sold by Miss Miriam Fisher. II has
been without a tenant for about two
years and had been held al 100000.
The purchaser IL believed to he the
Plaza Operating Company. which II as
sembling properties west OF the hotel on
Fifty-eighth street for ultimate Inn
provement with an important addition.
The operating company now holds title
to the buildings at 5. z. 10 and 10.
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INVESTOR BUYs LOFT.

The Rutland & whiting Company has
sold for Alliance Realty Company. to
william q Ihrig for investment. the
northeast corner Of Lafayette and How
ard streets. a five story and basement
recently remodelltd loft building on lot
31xll2. The property was held AT $40
600. = The store and basement Of the
building will I've occupied by the Key
stone Type Foundry OF Philadelphia,
under u lease which has just been ncgo-
tiated by the Rutland 4 Whiting Com
pany for tho owner ,
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IN INSTRUMENTATION COURT.
COUNTY. OF NEW YoRk-THE bow
FRED SCHULTZ aud Others. Defendants.
Clerks File No. 1850. Year 1915. CAD
Plaintiffs Attorneys. ~ Wall Street. New
York.
Judgment entered December 18th. 1918.
VIII sell at public auction at the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. 1915 Nesey street. In Bor-
ough ~ Manhattan. city OF New York, at
II o'clock noon, on January 18th. 1917, by
Joseph i. Day, Auctionecr. the mortgaged
premises directed by said judgment to be
stree. In said Borough. beginning 2s5 feet
we-t Of the south corner of said street
and sixth avenue. extending west 80 feet In
width IN front ana 81 feet and one inch In
the reHr by 1871 feet and ~ inches In depth
ives, eide. Section J. Block SOC, Street Nos.
l2s and $50.
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DEAL on roR THE LIDO.

4 sale is pending for Lido Hall. the
nine story apartment Mt 1900 to 1906
Seventh avenue. northwest corner OF
Cathedral Parkway, owned by Jacob II,
Schiff. The house is valued mt $500. 900.
The structure II OF modern construction.
fronting 70.11 feet IN the avenue and
100 feet on the parkway. Mr.. Schiff
took tho property over last year from
John A. Sonntag. William +. Fuerst
is negotiating the deal.
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FOUR BRONX FLATS SOLD.

Frederick Brown a bought the four
hve story Apartment houses at ISIS to
2530 Grand Boulevard and C%oncourse,
each covering a plot 50Xl0O, beginning
about 15S feet north OF Fordham road.
The land In part Of the old Seton Thomp-
son homestead, purchased about a year
ago by the Concourse Estates Corpora
ton G.ewinc. Kempner & Judis). which
erected the buildings. The deal was
negotiated by Arnold. Byrne 4 Bau-
mann. with Phelps 4 Damiane. Tie
property was held at $500. 900.
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Tho property Will be sold tree and clear
or all encuinhrancrs and liens Cxcept any
question OF title 10 sait premises nv reason
or The encroachmeut by the westerly walls
or the hulldfilS on the promises adjoining
IN the east 10 the extent ~ two inches and
by IN" fact that the chimney Of the said
buildings IL built into the wall Of the build
ing oh said mortgared premises as shown
by a survey of said inorir-lsed premises a.
In possession made by George {. uolerIth
lated April 18th. 1909.
Approximate amount ~ mortgags debt.
costs and allowances. tSs,i7ilg. tsxes and
water rates. s.. 500. 90.
Dated. New York, December cath. 1915
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN,. Referee.
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s.ATIsFIGD MECHANICS Liens.


nm ST. Tis - 700 +? "Ioscrh Whitm.n
Z, Fred S'hlcs'hgor ct ~. July l..
aor ,G1e 81. 'ii,ios ia;.;i'ii wxV,S,,iG'
sttuctlon ga. Inv. ACT Ueywoud NJ ANS.
ter ct 81. Nov q, 1915 49,. $3.50
2pTH Ut, II y. :oo = l?th av-Iohn 4
et al, juno rs, 1919 49,. 'STOS
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RENTS srm Az. CORNER STORE.

Jacob Roscnbaum. who conducts the
Casino jewelry shop, has leased through
the Ogden & Garrison Corporation the
store and basement at the southeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and Forty-sixth
street from Thomas =. Calvin. Boston
florist. who leased tho corcern several
years ago from the estate Of Police In
spector Byrnes.
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$ss,ooo,ooo GOLD IMPORTED.
RECORD Shipment Made iron
Ottawa % anb.Tpessury.

a shipment Of 100000 In gold
from the British Governments deposit
tory at Ottawa to the local Sub-Treas-
ury n the Philadelphia Mint brought
BACK to this country yesterday thou.
ssnds or forgotten American eseles
which had been shIpped TO France ncar-
~ thiueen years ago. whom tho Roosc-
ven administration sent $40, 900, 900 In
nesment FOR Frances interest in the
French Panama Canal Company,
me shipment was the largest ever
msae mere IN a single day. About t25.-
10000 was deposited I'm Tho ioc.i suh-
treasury and the remaining SIS. 900. 0oo
In the Philadelphia Mint.
The shipments brought the total gold
Importation from Canada to this our.
uy IN The last three weeks up 10 Sl75,-
ooo.ooo. the largest amount imported in
a similar period In history. For the
year the total now In 1s12. 500. 900. also
a record.
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UPTOWN DWELLINGS LEASED.

y. Brigham Hall and William n.
Rloodgood leased for Mrs. Celesta NJ.
Bozeman dwelling at 81 West Forty
ninth street 10 l.. W. w. Downs.
The a. Kase Company has leased for
william II. Schmohl the three story
dwelling at 23S West 1894 street to
Mary Palmer,
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Gold st.. Bklyn. . yrs. So; atty, Jas
Demarest. 40 Nassau ", 100
Fast side.

Dsmsrs;t. 10 Nassau ST.. ".....i2 100
tr.., o, Fifth .s n..s s' ssiw..u Fourteenth
SID ST. 40 e. Z, i hls;s .sr's Nov .s-yul,. A
sss ssns.! g g 4 a', ,ss1S il, \ as y; 7, F.S s, r ,s,s !.
1oThi' So sffa's 81. 800 s5 h. 800 sSS.itoao;.S, Dec $50
Hasbronck Flooring. Co TO Michael de
SS dns' 400 y ash e aa: ard int Is per
SAB 81 81, 10 ics!firi.r l.. 'aossiio:a. Dec $500
s:ss. IL 8, :. .,s S'. .%' ! . y S''% ss. S.s.Ss:
SD .,n 81 i,, i, f. +; 10 R"~sry os sav ai s.ss. ia
Bowery. 5yrs, ave: atty. Title Gusr
Co. 10 l'VVV
yves. of Fifth a wss. s' Between Fourteenth
',b ST. so. ". !isss's' Dec .s-n.s.ee.
H ora 10 r1 lob n F d rsr snr :'o "
WEST END Az. 5. 50 n 18th st, ts.sx:5x
Eaw . 20 Toot hr.H a, i Madison. N & J, ss a. T.
, yrs. ~ per cent: sttys. Lannon 4
10TH Hrlie sir. IS M'G w. , ss,i.s Dec .o.rsi si;'S "
Green to Guy NJ Walker, ga wc.t End
ay., yrs per cent. prior mtg si3.tso;
address. so Bway..................S1o0
1857 st. ??o W. i5xs9ii. Dec 2s-wm 2
Young TO sterling sterling. 40 T. l3sth
~. 3, vs. ~ per cent; atty, 7 "a 7
BRooApwAY. c is5th st. IS. .xisSs
s2.s.i33.i. Dec ls-pslia +. wife Patrick
st. and Morri, Jacobs. 3ss Audubon av.
instals tissss mo, So per cent: attys.
Klein & Jacobs. 1907 Bway. IS. 500
Bronx.
iasp ST. 40 b. .saicobEiIsn slca to
Mary Moi. s. Grove ST. naekenssck.
I Go Ps' q, q; hy y.;, 5 per cent; .'' ITO L iso :
BROOK Az. =. 27ali n issth st, tsxso-
Angus, ksiblo,o VIM u RayIcT; :oi cen:
tire av, New Rochelle, y V, Dec 81. s
yrs . per cent; atty, l. T & r CO. iso
isisT ST. n .. zoos . Mcrri. rL. iisxiso't
e.. prior mtg ses. 900, Dee q. due a. per
RSspr a!iy' T@@T cc' ~ pSny ~, 900
Rumpf to Merchants Retaliation Co. Inc.
Us Nassau st. pppi,c.r mtg $1,000; Dec g.
Ne.msn 6 r. iis Nassau st. 49,. i $4,000
10TH ST. =, $3.50 g Park Az. ak
rS' :ii. .,n ~. E ElShr TO M NJ. Haven
SAME rncfERTv!s%mo . oiu.sppe
c: atty. L ca,ario. IS, Z lis,h
rELHAMAv. -. being 10, iss. map S
TO Muslers Iron works. sci y lash At.
prior mtg $4,000, Dec -?:. due q. per
bond; atty, T q & T Co. 176 Bway. 3i,l25
loH- claiborne n Woodhouse. Jr. TO
Broadway SAVING fnstn, 8 Park pl. Dec
~ due Nay l. 1870. 8 p c; atty. %
ANDREWS Av. .. iTo.s 1881 81. sax
l0n-Clairborne n woodhousc. Jr. to Hy
VI MacCracksn. 81 Hall Of Fame Terrace.
Tee Is due as per bond atty. T q 4 r
co. 80 Rway. $4,000
WAsHlNGToS Az, ? 1885 = Mott 81, AK
.n-RiChar1 Hltfer IN Can UFnhr Ta
,ro'onN Park 7, prior nlts $4,000. Dec
:. au" as per bond. atty. + q & r CO.
FULTON AZ, :. cor lss,h 81. s5.?xasxssS
2-Geneva Holding Corpn to Albert
Mam!oek $50. W 1884 st, prior mtg
$4,000, Dec ~, } yrs int as per bond
ntty. T @ & T CO. l1s nMaN-- ~ nnn
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MONTCLAIR HOUSE SALE.

Nelson O.. Palmer has roid 10 Aipe-
derrick $. Ames and James w. Ames the
stuceo and stone residence at 10 Melross
place. MontclaIr. on about half an
acre OF land. 1t was held at ois.50V.
Tho Frank Hughes-Taylor Company ne.
gotIated the deal.
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BRONX REALTY IN DEMAND.

DAILY AVENUE.--Fr<derick Brown has
bought from J. L. Thomas the south
west corner OF DAILY avenue and lsist
street, u nvs story apartment house,
on plot Sbx75. held at $4,000. Rich
ard Scobie was the broker.
FOREST AVENUE. - Sigmund Ernst
has bought from Frederick Brown the
two story residence, or plot 81. OK 100. s,
at l0tS Forest avenue.
East dN0sBRID0n ROAD. IN.
Brigham Hall and william D. Blood
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NEW REALITY CORPORATIONS

ea S.pH' $4,000; 'diirssssii;of.. Ga James ssr h. aiS:
lin. Amy D lawson and Russell stiles.
Trowel Building Company, Manhattan;
Ira NJ. arssns and George Basin.
Edcclc Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital, 500 900; nirec'ors, Edw, Rubin
Celia Rubin ana Isaac Cohen.
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GO. buys SECOND AVE. FLAT.

SECOND AVENUE. - The Maseba
Realty Company has bought from the
Lawyers Mortgage Company 1852
Second avenue. neat Sixtieth street.
a four story Nat, on lot 20x75. The
building will be r%emodellsd.
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PLAINTIFF bUYs ATTAINMENT.

The Britannia. a nine story elevator
apartment house, At 527 Cathedral Park
way. 341.s feet west of Amsterdam Q
nue.. was sold for e30s.17s yesterday In
the Veeey street salesroom TO Julius
stein. plaintiff In a suit against the Alo
Realty Company. d. Mor6enthau. Jr.,
was h a%uctionesr.
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ALTERATIONS.

is,D ST. 81 n, . s,ory frs me storage. is1
xioe-Piercs. Butler q Pierce Manvfae-
'ses, owner; Henry NordheiIn. 1871 IRE
mont Av. architect. SO,0S0
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New Brazilian Pact with Ur.s.sy.

iu" ~ %JANglHo. Dec. 2s.--A general
sIhl'ratlon treaty between Brazil and
Uruguay was signed to-day by DR..
Lsuro Muller, Brasilian Foreign Min.
" sster. and a special ambassador sent
mere BY Montsvidss.
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Street No. SIS Wet l3ith Street. New
York City.
Free and clear OF all ~encumhrsncss
Approximate amount Of the mortpaxa
eht. costs and allowances, Sts,e?tl6; taxes,
assessfnents and water rates Sl79 ~.
Dated. New York. December goth, 1919.
JAMES A. DoNEGAN. Referees.
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BROKER ~ MT. VERNON SALE.

Bryan j.. Kennedy represented the
owner IN tho sale Of 1888 Summit avenue,
Mount Vernon, a three story brick DWELL
ing, purchased recently by the Anderson
Realty Company for a client.
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BUYER ron YONKERs HOUSE.

Thomas s. Burke has sold for Caro-
line Rideely Of New Rochelle the DWELL
ing at % Carroll street, Yonkers, to An
toDetta Troy. Of this city.
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thorough OF Tho Bronx

~ IOHA
i;7TH ST. . 9 cor Public nj. li:sSt1s.sx
:siNso iexio7.7S.Ss-Akron Rids CO to
Orinoco Realty 90. llp " 10th st, mtw
5000. Dec 10; attys. Bing & Il. ia "
'';%H 81 = ,isios PARK ~: N'is
R,Sh. .HysSs" r " i'7,h g. 90 INTO 70 frsnS'' ~
! atty. TGS 7 20. i7s way. 800
GRANT .Av. W >. 1885 II ,eath 81. SGxioo-
nntSnlo Intersinione to Bronx Board Of
Aug %? atty. + Calirsno, tsgi Sd ay,ioo
sToRRow st. $ w cor Benedict av. Es.5x
n @sa S live :TI IA. nids Go TO or:
SlO'9oS; Dec is; attys. Bins 4 b. .iis
nEScKERn Az. n cor Fulton A.: fsloo
1900. Dec ~ atty. + Go. m rs
i.isT 81. 1900 Morn. Ipi. i7sx i,lcs
Lender to Mari: ssmsiis sis L isist st,
sTEusEN. Az s,li.' Notwithstanding
q W saith st, Nov u: sttys. Vol = x.
AnTHuR Av.n.c liist ST. iss,cx7osMsssons
W TN ct. Nov 20; atty, M Krako.er'
st'MMiT ST. b7s e Anthony ,y siSS
Koerber, ss2t Valentine av, Dec u; sttys.
scGpsborm a co. $3.50 Webster nv.sic.Sooc
to Harjo Realty Corp, 500 Bway, Dec 10:
,..uy. I Mannheim. SOC Bway. .'',ioo
ZAP II -, ass.; Gleason ~, ;sxioo-
iieath av. Dec 20: atty. II II Hsrche. is
corLAR' ST, -.'inse Bear swami son';si
25,5alsI,. to Yves, Farms I'd xW.ssSpisras;
.o' ,Gors;,MS'i!!s V CorriEnn o. korrisan
mtg ti,sss, Dec 81: atty. Margt Nj Far,
RELY 1905 Graham 800
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Street No. az west Is.th street. New
YORK. city,
Erce end clear OF NIL encumhrances An
proximats amount OF tho mortgage debt,
costs and allowances, atI. 56s es: taxes. ~.
and water rates. S%7p.& 40.
Dated New York. December Goth. 1915.
JAMES A. DONEGAN. Referee.
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big BROADWAY
MOVIE THEATRE
g. Maurice Heckscher and
Others to Build It Near 10th
st. at Cost Of 100000
WILL 1900
Large Picture Theatre for
East Side - Investor Buys
Loft-Bronx Active Again.

q. Maurice Hsckschee. son OF Angus,
Heckscher. New York's leading real e.
tste investor. plans to give New York
another fine moving picture theatre
second In size to the strand. which is the
largest In tho city. MT. Heckscher's
snow house Will be built on Broadway,
Just north of Forty-ninth street, on fhe
cast side OF the block. II will cost $780,.
ooo and will seat $500. Thu show house
VIII be known rs the Triumph and will
cover the Barney property. 1914 to 1920
Broadway. extending through the block
10 seventh avenue. The site Ia 100 feet
on Broadway and on Seventh avenue and
los feet deep. II 10 separated from
FORTY ninth street by q strip of real es-
tate 20 feet wide On the block to the
north IL the Winter Garden. Part OF the
site to be covered by the Triumph has
been vacant for years. The other half
has been covered with a garaGe
The late Charles Barney bought the
realty years aEo when he wal one OF the
most prominent real estate men In the
New York market. The property mas
been leased from his heirs by the 1914
ana 1890 broadway Company. client OF
O'Brien. Boardman. Harper 4 Fox.
The lease In for . long term OF years.
The now theatre. which. II 10 said. will
he superior to any In the city. Is TO be
bullt for the leasing company by Rus-
sell II. Smith and Robert u. Hall. who
built the Rlalto Theatre. formerly Ham
mersteln's Victoria, at the northwest
corner Of Seventh avenue and Forty
second street. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Hail
and associates are understood to be in
terested in the project with Mr..
Neckscher. This Is Mr.. Heckschcr's
second big real estate deal. Several
months ago he and John l.. de Saulles.
his partner 10 the real estate brokerage
business. bought the Essex. at Madison
and Fffty-sixth street.
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DENRZ az

@ENFZ eSE
The approximate amount OF tho mortgage
deot Is tss,O7.,9. The amount of costs
and llowance Ia $3.50. The approximate
amount Of taxes, assessments and water
rates is 81, 632 and interest.
Dated New York. December sth, 1915.
JOSEPH c. LEVI Referee,
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NEW HOUSTON ST. THEATRE.

A new theatre 10 to be erected on East
Houston street at a cost OF $50. 900 as
the result Of "a lease closed yesterday by
Abraham J. Halprin. 1t will cover the
property at 1879 10 lt5. now the site OF
two tenements and q moving picture
theatre known as the Houston street
Hippodrome. Tho new theatre will be
similar to the Jewish National Theatre
on the block to the west on East Houston
street. Charles Steiner will erect the
theatre. He has leased the site from
Max Steuer. who bought the property in
October. The realty has a frontage Of
30 feet and an irregular depth. II is
estimated that Mr.. Steuer will receive
about s350.000 In rents during the ten
urc Of the lease, which is for twenty-one
years with renewals.
The sun., 1916-12-29

The new Alexander s. Clarke resi-
dencc at Larchnont has been bought by
Maurice c. Hull Of tho Bankers Trust
Company. George Howe wal the broker.
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MORTGAGES,

MORTG ACES.
with name ana i'drrst of lender and
lenders sttorney,b
INV ntowW.
tsouth 't r urfo.n'h sirc.t.)
wATeH s1, $40. i,AtolNiS.AxY62, Dec n
Michael Crane to rs,rick Grams. tas
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 70 emitted
address party Of nrst part.)
The Spectator., 1916-03-07
''CARDUI IS A
 SPLENDID TONIC"
Says Boyd Lady in Telling of Her Experience With Cardui. Recom-
 mends It to Others.

Boyd, Ala.-"About six years ago." writes Mrs. Emma Mcbride, of this place, T got run down in health. .. My weight went down to less than 14O, and I am large woman, and have large bones. My usual weight is much more. I got very bad complexion and was dark under my eyes. -.
 -I kept getting worse all the time, would be so very nervous, that, at times, I'd have nervous chills. Couldn't rest well at night, for some time.. suffered great pain in stomach or lower abdomen, hips, left side, and back, also had dull headache. could hardly do my work at all, could only drag around all the time, and finally for 3 weeks I was confined to my bed and suffered great agony all the time.
 Mrs. -, of Boyd, recommended that I take Cardui. I began using it and when I started on the second bot tie, could see that I was getting a whole lot better After using the third bottle, I felt didn't need any more medicine whatever. I never had an other nervous spell after taking the Cardui. It's splendid tonic... do hope women suffering as did will use it."
 If you suffer as this lady did, try Cardui, the woman's tonic. For sale by all druggists.
The Spectator., 1916-03-07
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT,
 BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Make 1t Thick, Glossy, Wavy, Luxur. iant and Remove Dandruff--Real
 Surprise for You.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf. fly, abundant and appears as soft, lus- trous and beautiful as young girls after "Danderine hair cleanse" Just try this-moisten a cloth with little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair, taking one small strand at time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair.
 Besides beautifying the hair at once, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, puriies and invig- crates the scalp, forever stopping itch ing and falling hair.
 But what will please you most will be after few weeks use when you will actually see new hair-fne and downy at first-yes-but really new hair-growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots of it, surely get 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any store and just try it. Adv.
The Spectator., 1916-03-07
GOOD ROADS BILL
 HAS A GREAT DAY
SENATOR BANkhEAD'S BILL IS FAvORABlY REPORTED, WITH
 A FEW MINOR CHANGES.

Washington.-The Senate commit tee on postoffice and post roads has agreed unanimously to report the minor amendments. It carries an ap. propriation of $5,OO0,00O the first year and increases by S5.0O0OO0 year for five years to $25,000,000. apportioned among the states one-third in propor- tion to area. one-third according to population. and one-third according to post road mileage each state bears to the. area, population and post mileage of all states, and upon condition each state will provide an equal amount either in money, labor or materials upon such terms as may be agreed upon between the state highway de- partments and the Secretary of Agri- culture. Cooperation with the state is secured through the Secretary of Agriculture and the highway depart meat of the respective state. Only four states have no highway depart ment, or similar departments, author. ized to deal with roads, but provision is made that the governor may act instead until such a branch of the state government is created.
 Cooperation must be authorized by the states before government funds become available, but in event they fail to act or for other reasons are unable to accept cooperation by the government, the amount allotted to each state remains to its credit for one year, whereupon, if not accepted. it is returned for distribution among other states.
 The government will exercise no control over the construction of roads in the different states, only in a su. pervisory capacity. The states make application. designating the road or roads. the character of the construc- tion desired, with plans and specified tions. If approved authorization is- sues, and the states may do the work by contract or by it's own labor, and proceed in all respects the same as If 1t supplied all the funds. except that the Agriculture Department investi- gates and sees to 1t that the worK where government funds are utilized is properly, judiciously and economic. ally distributed Nothing is allowed for maintenance. and before govern ment funds are available assurances must be given that improvements will be adequately maintained.
 Senator Bankhead has been referred to in ,ne Senate as the Father If Good Roads" and is frequently called Good Roads John," he being among the first senators who discussed the question on the floor of the Senate.
The Spectator., 1916-03-07

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