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road. Apl 90. yrs. s y c-rhos II Thorn

road. Apl cs. 3 yrs, 5 p c-Thos II Thorn
to Geo ) sheppard, 3ii Hawthorne. az;
HOE A Av' ; \ !7sa i. 5c.ios. pr mtg
$4,000. Apl -, ~Insta.'@ . p c..,Taku
18Th st; a,tys, Cettner, ) & A. 200
Esd ST. $50 z. n $, rs W courtianit. az:
25xi00. 2 m, p mts $500, Apl ~, 3
yrs. without + Drayoni ct
al to Louisa Dragoni. 1852 L 1854 ST
atty. a { Astari'a, 81 Nassau 81, $1,000
B~AYCHESTER Az. " :, $50 : Westches'er
av. runs VI SCI to q 5 Gun HNl RI \
-e:sx N5 to Az - to beg except
part for av. J. M. pr mtg l,@oo-'has
Letter 20 jacob Lotter $3.50 East Chesi.r
"a: stty. + Rolph. 535 T 'f1th -. $1,000
1851 ST, 20 l.. g .. $50 W linton AZ,
2i.9N5e2. y N. Nj 20. due, 81, as per
hond-L.eza Goldberg to Rond & MIG
Guar Co, i75 Remsen 1T, BN'yh; 80,
cosrER ST. as. -. soo , spcrord av. "a
Nioo. y IN. Apl "a. due. s.. ~ per bond
same 70 same, same addfes-. aity.
w'NnsHnmflSGroS Av, iIo3-,,o5 w., 10:
" idGth 81, 4s toNit?. Apr &c. : yrs. :
n c-Re-tha kaufmsnn - American
Ss,gs Bank. i49j Lex aN. at'y. -,
tors |s,i.sis. Minr,.ford Park also south.
GRAND 81. n s, bounded q by snutherland,
= by face OF a stone wall. .' ~ .lu' ,o'
sli on above map. y Apr ls. tu". &,
- PEI bord-P J Bog CO % City Island
Ho'ue', 40 Wall 81, atty, T Co. S5'oo
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Voluntary and Forced Offerings w
Manhattan and The IRONS.
MONDAY. May I.
lat II vESEY STREET.
NJ InsAnb u naS


BY Joseph p. Day.
500, sly tenmt-Runns Krenier 70
Geo J K.s,isr 81 a.: tussn: Go''i;ss
s.s.'sySl:-,' l,ases. &c. nfIos,i:. que
isT y; g E, NJ =, t:S y i sna ~; .ssisi;:a
Maud B BARCLAY ct a.: action .: stewart
a.. s" ;s 4 ss 4! ,.s "" =. C ; HrHN!a: ref
cot ave- 1873 las ssisiSiiA:, vsosn.-
GO Hayes :, al. usro'di swain. atty.
Meyer NJ rrienl' ref due No,s7sH;
s..ty tenmt and s'9res,Gso r chisolm
{ Arnold, rel; due. ,ai,755i:. tsxe,. g.
BY Henry Brady.
cHRlsroPHER ST, -. n I, @ll Wee;
iisin; 6, ',''?I a'san.ia Moy 5Sa" s',y
taSe'' &c ,s,ss7; sub to mtg M,55o'S:''
lat sos THIRD AvENUEI
Nv Joseph p. Day.
NEWTON Az, cor Of 2Isth 81. 1871
ysca M9'h9in a. i Bell ! 'SoHTISs .s 1 MSsr,
ct al; Isaac Loewen,hai. atty; Phoenix
!ngrahsm, ref. due. 16,?5S.2l; taxes. Sc,
ny II'HI p'"by
esixe0. iox2sassos. 2 sly hwls-same
Va same. action ?; same atty: Harry
nitnr.. ret, due, s2,s35.s7. taxes, 30.
" BY Charles \. Berrian.
WEBSTER Az. tS6s,, 90 6+s.7 n assth ct:
2sNss sx2s sHegs sty' dwis-Edw T
1 INN aa.. , sssspse' , sNS; s"o s57 n :
BY Herbert A. sherman.
FREEMAN ST. $40. n 8, 80 " Chisholm
~, 25xsS, . sty ~dwig-John n n!sser'
q Botty. atty, 40 Nassau st: Jno '
sheridan, ref; due. 'S.ss3.9o; taxes, &c
TUESDAY. MAY =
lat - Wesley STREET.
ny Joseph r, Day.
| BROADWAY. e25, vs.. 80 n eist st
az. r t' 81. oii.'hh. sly ~. '' rs " S'f M.aissn sal" .S
u2;iRtr fiGls = AZ ! 't *. ' ~ 'ssis. ':' s. g vs. Gas cl,s.o,
.vi brooKlyni ss,Sa's''' four a sly dwlss
voiIntssy 'a ana .,s,. .. to1, y ,,I,,
ID D.. AZ soi. ~ , ~H' ' .'y ;mmnss; executor t"''
cANSoN ST, -. . :, $50 n R,v,nrton >,
''TWH avs st; 40 pl. :s' .I&.lliiorGsii. i've; - st
dwlEs. voluntary sale;
"siixs:. two 3 sty dwl.: and one 8 8,
bldg IN the rear; s,ecntr,xs ss'e. .
pycKMxS ST.. n g. a:5 " Prescott Az, IS
100. vacant, executors sale estate c
MislhRs i 80, s7s i. w goth st. csx,o'
vacant: executors sale .,o
Laws 81, so 3Nioo, two o sty limits wit
LxS Wi sssan' 81. ! y cor Am.t.rd..
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lis PFNDENs.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST, saS E-Jos.ph \ Murphy agt
Chas l. Lieti e, q, fooreGl",ure OF mort
,gsSr,; s,tys' Clarke s t,srtr u,,x,,,
ct a set Dorothy wilmer ct al fore
closure Of two anortyasesl; atty. Il e
Ribman.
ct al as. Caroiin. Wall .t,oi foreclosure
OF m~origvSeI atty, W p Nining.
DOWNING sT. 3i-Caroline : Coutts ct al
sgt DominIrk A!yin9 E! a. foreclosure
,. n mssrT' ' a. iEa ', J 4 NH n lj-.n,. .-u..
ct al agt Max Sass 81 ~ foreclosure Of
m,ge), atty. Joilnc. Larkin 4 Rathbone
I'D AN. " T., % u loan 1t, ?59>loo--James
closure OF mortsase). atty. " y Ray
liiTH ST. :i7 and as W R.h.cca I
Hennie 81 al sgt Ts'schnlaru Rros Co
atty. W NJ Powell,
Irons.
MADISON 49,. 20: . Fitch 81, txiio-
Newton NJ Shaner agt Abraham open
helmer ct al foreclosure 81 r~nortgagcl
attys, Cary & Carroll.
Byrnc Ct al, as eAtrxs and eNrs, agt
Daniel Mclean ct al foreclosure of
mortgsge); atty. J ] O'Grady,
INTERIOR LOT, beginning $40 o OF White
25xiOo--Mary swsrtz aGt BERNARD AIMS.
ter et al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty,
LOT $50, map OF village Of wakencia-
closure Of mortgage; atty. u d Lent
GERMAN PLACE NJ cor l5sth st. SO 81
ll44-Clinton Zoe, as trustee, sg
PARK Az, " ., iso7'n isith st. .e>xio'
schnast.nb.rs n s'"s ar Hor.e MstnS" .
MORTGAGE; sttys. Miller & Rrctzfelder
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Ee.
Msnhattan.

BowERy.. ~, ctr ana e..MiGhl 7 y y
iri?s,nH i, : yrsarom May 4 1915; ,tty,
4 j Herrick, 90 Nassau st.::..sl,e 800
sTU Az. " =, from SD "a. seth Ut. n
booth in passenger hall-<sl sth Az Co
way av. bkiyn..s Az: yrs from Msy
I,'i9is; atty. Harry II Gottesmsn. 500
RoSHaT:y az .ioI skI snd ss-c,hh.: ip;o,i ~ I i:GSs
10 chas stern. ias E %sth st. 3 yrs from
May /. 1916, atty. . " White. Z
,7 ssfN.aTr ' 90 w. ~all--Louis. Myers TO
Robt schwartzkopf, to< W Tth a.. ~
YRS from April l, lSiS...........,&l.lbo
Bronx.
ro~ ST, 1859. sil-Sarah Leifert TO- Jacob
Beriin, sos Kelly st, 3 yrs from Mag. 4
connRsTLANpr Nv. 7i:. cor issth q.
air. Sc-Ferdinsnd Thomas to Jacob
Rosmsn. Inc. -? Courtlandt Az. .. yrs
from MAY I, 1915; atty. ] + Cohen. ioSd
MORT. ay;:..'.....'a;..'.:se3 o % VIZ
49, p~ik " Comerford to Frank Arno. Ss1 Z
ie3d IT. . 6-i2. yrs from Apr ]. lsis;
atty, V y Colends, ?77 Bwsy. 49,. ,.1:6<
sT AIMS Az. 2?1. nll-Iouis Rsichardt IL
Henry Frey, s2i 81 AIMS sv. . yrs from
May ].
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

fnKrHEKN Az, Go-Kraner 6 Green
baum ast Charlotte Harrison. owner aud
Contractor .......... . St77 "a
CENTRAL IARk WEST, .T5, aud ssth IT,
N-solomuL RothStein aet Louis stern,
"wner; Adjustment Realty CO. In.,. con.
riratt9r ,,,,. Slt5, 80
Tl.lIABETH ST, 81 to Jl-Frsnk schrei-
her sgt Laurence Estate and John
-.Brassle, ownerB aud Contractors, , .&20e
10TH ST, $50 W--ieorge l. Holshuh & co
sst II Dla owner; Mutual Trans
portation Co. contractor. ,..,.....1 63
Bronx.
FREMONT AV, . n. l23 = Anthouy av,
~ sxi3s9- W,i,iIm Blcss. Inc. ag'
Davidson Ave- Realty 90. owners and
FREMONT AN,at George 4 sealy %.
Inc; ss, Anr'',n n..i,, LoH'. DAYS
Henry Clelspd, contractor ,,,,,,,,,, t5i
18th ST. go E-tsyles Electric Co., Inc,
at Olin J stephens, Inc, owners, Amer
iesa Real Eutate Co, contractors .SAl7':0
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BROOKLYN OUTSKIRTS
IN BUILDERS HANDS
Bay Ridge Centre Of Borough's
and Flats Going Up.
Brooklyn Residential, and industrial ex.

Brooklyn residential and Industrial eS.
pansion continues unabated. Builders
filed plans during the past week for 1873
structures, To cost s1,19s, $50. The opera
tions ranged from a $4,000 bungalow 20
the high class. comnodious and modern
apartment costing $4,000. A theatre 10
cost $4,000 was also Included in the
plans filed last week.
Twenty-three %tenements. 10 cost $780,
900 eighty-four small dwellings, cost
$554.50O. and twenty-six miscellaneous
structures. cost S5Ab,250 %. comprise the
projected new construction.
Eight three .tory double brick tene-
ments arc To BE- huiN by Samuel Good
man OF the vert side Of Lincoln avenue
south Of jamaica avenue. nj . cost Of
$4,000.
The Aibemarie Realty Company will
invest $4,000 In a five story brick apart
fnent at the southwest corner Of East
Seventeenth street and Albemarle road
Al the southeast corner Of Thirteenth
avenue and Sixty-sixth street Domenico
Casengo will build Ave three story brick
tenements with stores, at a cost OF s25.-
500. The southeast corner OF Eighteenth
avenue and Seventy-eIghth street In to
be improved by the p. Il. Building Com
pany with four three story brick tene-
ments. at a cos, Of $50 900. Alex. Schl,k-
erinan Will erect six three story brick
dwellings with stores on the west side OF
Fort Hamilton Parkway at the north
corner OF SEVENTEEN street. at a cost OF
s3s.0Oo.
a row OF sixteen two family brick
dwellings II TO be built by the John w
Sands Realty Company on the south side
OF Eightieth street 215 feet east Of Ffftf
avenue, ut a cost Of $4,000. Charles A
Chase will erect thirteen two story ont
family brick dwellings on the south sid.
OF Slxty-elgh,h street 102 feet east o
FIFTH avenue, at a cos, Of s5s.500.
Grant Gregory will invest $4,000 II
six two story brick one family dwelling
to be built on the north side Of sixty
eighth street east Of Sixth avenue
George A. Bennell will build At a cos
OF $4,000 tiva two family brick dwell
ings on the north side OF Eighty-sccon,
street west Of Fourth avenue.
The Mystic Theatre Corporation viii
erect "A two story brick theatre and roo
garden at u cost Of s10O, 900 on a plo
looNl00 feet on tho south side OF Fifty
first street 100 feet west Of Third ave
nue., and al the southwest corner O
Third avenue and Fi%fty-frst street a.
entrance TO the theatre building al
cost Of $4,000.
A sin story concrete factory. 13xls
feet. and costing $3.50. o0o. Is TO he bur
hy tho Bush Tcrm;na! Company on IN
west side OF Third avenue 175 feet mort
OF ~Thirty-SiNth street.
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Timc Limit for Collections.

"A schedule OF tho time required
WITHIN which 10 collect checks will be
furnished TO each member bank 10 en-
able It 70 determine the time ut which
and item sent 10 its Federal reserve
bank will be counted as reserve and be-
come available to meet any checks
drawn.
~. In handling Items for member
banks a Federal reserve bank will act
as agent only, II Will require that
each member bank authorize IL to send
checks for collection 70 banks on which
checks are drawn, and except for neg
lgenco, Will assume no liability. Any
further requirements thatthe board may
deem necessary will be set forth by the
Federal reserve banks IN their letters Of
Instructions TO their member ba nks.
IS. The cost of collecting and clea ring
checks must necessarily be borne by the
ranks receiving the beneft and In pro-
portion 10 the service rendered. An ac-
rurate account will he kept by each re-
serve bank or the cost Of performing
this service and the Federal Reserve
Board VIII br rule fla the charge "A,
so much per item which may be imposed
Tor lhe service OF clearing or collection
!,udcrcd by the reserve banks, as pro.
"'i"d IN section IL of the Fcdl raj re,
re- We act"
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RENT SOUTHAMPTON PLACES.

Alfred Z. Scherne-hor has rented at
southampton for Mrs. b.. NJ Baird her
cottage on Main street 10 George r.
Victor North Cottage" on Main street
TO Charles Henry Mellon for Mrs. Al.
fred Nelson 'Inglaside" on Fair Lea,
near Ocean, to Kenneth Burnes: for
Mrs. Frederic n. Belts Tho Clovers'
on First Ncck Ian. 20 George II. Wing
ham for Alvin W. Krcch cottage on
First Neck lane to Percy II. Stewart (:
for Mrs. Henry Meyer johnson South
Cottage" on FRS, Neck lane to w. Ra;h.
bon Bacon; for William Brow cottage
on First Neck lane TO Charles T.. Van
Week for Or. George f.. Brewer cot
,age on Great Plains road and Cooper's
Neck lano to Peter II. +. F~'relinshuysen A.
for Edward \. lie Roy sum Oft" on
Halsey's Neck road. 20 Nillial WI
lock for Edward !. Corr,gar uttage,
on Shinnecock road ~ MIR. I. +. Col
licr for Mrs, William g. CULVER cot
tHgc at Wickapoguc 20 Mrs. Cornelius =
Bliss Mrs. Alfred Nelson's wild I,psc'
~ the Fair Lea grounds TO i. S~tuyNc-ant
lt'lot for Dr. Edward T.. keyes cot
tage AT Shiunecock Hills TO Stuart Dun
can Preston for Grosveuor Atterbury
his sugar Loaf Cottage at %Sh!nnecock
Hills to J. ". Fuller Potter also sold
for c. Elmer Smith his cottage on Hal
sey's Neck lane to Mrs. Howard c. Dick.
inson. and for Edward c. Reeve his
breezy Hair on Captains Neck LANE
| and Great Plains road TO Mrs. Morgan
]. o'Bri-n. Also reired at E.dsthamp
ton for Mrs. Williston y. Lockwood he!
Cashmere on Ocean avenue to william
Knight for the Draper estate cottage
[ on Ocean avenue TO Mitchell Harrison
! and for Mrs. Mary McTurney Be
Cottage on Buell. lane to w. y. Con
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~ r STATE OF SEW

Attractive bargains offered BY BANK:
NC DEPARTMENT STATE OF NEW
YORK, to builders, Investors and proepec
tive honesee&ers. a large humber Of
choice building lots az brentwood, Morse
mere. Leoria, RidgeNeld and rcaneck, New
Jersey. at one-half former owners prices
Also n large number OF two-fsnIily houses
~ Hudson Heights. Clinside and Palisades
mer prices. All OF the above properties are
within a Ave cent fare zone and within
thirty minutes Of Manhattan. These prop
crties must he closed out quickly and are
offered at real sacrifice prices. special IN
ducement 10 contractors and builders who
will purchase a considerable number OF
lots. Liberal terms. Titles guaranteed.
For further particulars address BENZ. d.
HAIGHT, Special Deputy Supt. Of Banks.
co Banking Dept. 81 Broadway. New
York City.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Al

tofney.)
It'll Az. " = cor lloth ct Or csthedIal
'~Parkway, 20. llxlo0. Mar IS. i9l5---olds
constn Co TO Ida Weinste!n; atty. Louis
Mannheim, so: swsy' i;; OSS
Ruppert, a corpn. to Cath c Middleton
i.7'w s2d ct; attys, Bowers 50 AZ
rsssuEEX ST ii, W ., cbxsT.s, Apr 80. 1913.
bertha Hsimow.tz to Fanny Klein, ~
y Ith 81; atty. T q Ca. t7S bway ..$o,ooo
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Cow Hilltop Bungalow

with . IN. view OF sound. convenient for
boating ana bathing shady trees. and some
cleared ground for gardening; largo porch
aud open nreplacc owner cannot occupy,
will sell for si,52j on easy terms. j.
BRENNAN. Box 1873 sun.
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FREEPoRT WATER FRONT
bur galow "a and houses. 81 900 up: also build-
ing lots on Randall Bay and Woodcleft Bay:
low prices, easv terms. send for particulars.
JOHN ]. RANDALL co. Freeport. l.. l.
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Co to Lssar ooidbers. ssS whitieck ~,
b and ., mtg $500. Apl Is; atty. TG
15sD ST. ass ID. n s. rs v courtisndt av.
2~6xi00-Loulsa Dragoni to Annina ORA
atty, A c Astarita, 81 Nassau vt. Ill
LOT 52s, map Van Nest Park-Saml XII
kowits to Rosie Kifkowits.- 1912 Fill-
more, q !, Apl IS; atty. c H Baecnier,
1126 Walker 'SA"V
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


TRANSFERS ,
with name and address Of lender and
s saGrass parry Of Si' frnt party n''"' '""''''
uorr,ou,.
tsou,h OF Fourteenth st,
MONROE 81, is5 n s. n isS3 " IT. ,e r.fr to
Julia Thorn, KS " ieo,n st. partition
HENRY ST. 3ie. II TIES : scshme, 81
igoN 'rreg Ton hersho.n'S o AN NJ nv
u! atty. l. : Co, ..,,%, =
5-ssIc>;a-MIchl 'Refan .. \, Y. State
wAA%suiNar5S 81. n " cor charies st.
;i,;N, s, !, Ok H.. s,P$ : any T.rS S,i"sii e csr' ..,ss
Lexington av. Apr 60. ATTY, r q Co.sloe
wAIH,NoTHM ST. v = Ss ,s,e n,ty and
TsrmInsl .. APP a. gtty T @ GO; 30"
t,e"ghsT f, S. .s''GIrhSre' ,n. lennon sn, mi, 70
Soo' Apr ~; "ttys' Arns'e'n q L. ~
w issHi : -. s.e, 3 n.ast
e., 2'Ns"NE.'1 Tl'sk r .sa nina, a"G' co snn1 AZ
i%.> az. apr Apr - s' atiy' y ! Til. In: ~
"a ~. nwsy 90. -, -. 49, TN ~
!ANsa., Washington st. a s Jane 4
NYsta,s Realty \ Terminal Co. tos Lex
,oIHi y, I. 'I is35 ~ u, iia. %,r,sss,
Nm 7 l"nnss 81 Al 10 ia. o lW" A.
20 a.. pb,ii,ps 4 Avery, ii Park
,Ih"x 10, ,,;s h,sxioonn
6 S!kksraGa q, al. NS a5s W Ssh Il nror.sc,o:,
marx col B@ay,' 49,. .';i7O,soo
Gas, o, Firth ev' between rour...n.h
ara 10th .t,)
18TH Ina ST IT, Z s sSs 10 A,cSibald
Il IL" Rull' , ioso i ,er "sSN IT. REiihlsse,h. \ J.
= an wHHlPr."' Ni""n''. 81
erin Az saa .sa5, :. 5 .t.n,e 2Gth !.
" io,s SN 4HNoxioatt !" P.ari 81. ia. -. =,
"a H. 'Hh.r 81 ~ tx ,rre, Rowe-y''
52:. n . : "a 81. ? 4, - ioy7. ix25sG7i
i'@% T. K' E",n /. S. ","I W5,h ~, c'fS y.
+ SG91 !. Mar 10; ATTY r'iF"'n r p ,;ao
sGrn ST, III iSs l.. n :. 1870 W 81 ~,
w2N ir-es rs 7 Henmen, to y. Y
p. nl'I Zoo 10, ia '''n 81
SAP ~r. 81 L. II ; 80 e Madison az ,isx
park Really y. iUc. so 18Th Az, b aud $,
mtg 10000 Apr *. atty r q Co. 500
s'p sr, i; y = :;o,S " % az, r. ii <
Knappe. 2oHs south Hobart Boulevard,
asty.' ps WI,,.' l. ne witt, SIS Mas.
! sau St. 81
. PARK Az, . cor sith &; 100 r. ;c;sS
' ING ce,nn, p'yyh2a oi,1. !, W Wnu =, isiSSo
"''' ''''"
o VA. r...' so,r.., rou,,..n,h
we" ~ flnh ~, 'e."een r'u''-e"''
. .,. ava r'o.h A.. 80
ps,,or V~e,l.vT a., 90 Loowsli
: nSsa.iv Cor c., In, * RPTosassy MS
- ~ b HSs; Nj" S'' "''y' r,u' sicc
!, -'TH ST 8? (. Y : yoih aH; r
=, .isT sr. 80 ~ " =. 100 W s,h ~. 40,
5io-iHy.J' Msm!nens to sly Ei:,SI
\ !"6,h' ~. v :. s:5 n w ,th ay. :5A,:. a (,
= cannon -. so-c. = :. 80 II Rivington st
asa, 3. =. pt-Jno p R"osevelt % Ga1E'
o y n'cs' ,I'r' o. ~. s,,v' Fairman +
Dick. - brad st. -.
NSr IT 81 ". = $. 200 " sch az, :5x9s.'
81, Urunon. TO - Y Edison Co. ~
I'm s. = ana >. sep; 6. 1907. .
"s' ! iHiss~%@iea, to : rI;s9 CO. i;
J. SAB -. ,-iW. e. s7i . i:,h Az. ?bxioo
..in" I t-'.E Mm = WHtsTs' ~ v
,,,,- tSHtir & ,.uhin' . Reekman = 5
Z 9TH ST. ~ Win. " s " [Sr'f.' fAr !,
-. . >,o,e II W ;oth -. a I. b az,
!, tp- n, i,',, ';ellcr, n & II :? Ky
"Iind - r.[r, w "a hrrs,s MSpp. .
" ~ 20 "'1 S-'."0"' NPr N vi,
TO- "
: y.,,...,, ,,'. ''"" "'.,n =. ,,o,n ",
y ,,,,u ~ u,-y nx,oo IL
i-tLn u N.,., 60 q; y Il Reait
-" In. :'l h'"I,7 ' 80 80 900, NJ sn,n /,
$40
Len ~ -, '',''.N W. ~, w." W. 'ii n.' Se
III a. h M q. gre si#,ooo. Apr -
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Ideal Home Near the Sound.

lever, water and electricity; spacious
porches: 80 minutes to 33rd ST. and 18th
Ave. 4 minutes to station; privilege Of re.
stricted bathing beach good. title; $1,000
cash. balance can be arranged to suit. u.
STEPHENSON. 2t3 w. seth 81.
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O"LD.FASHlONED HOUSE.

7 rooms and bath. with modern Improve
ments. sewer. water, gas, etc: mscadam
road. ~sidewalks, curbs large. plot OF
ground: 80 minutes out; s3oo cash, baianc.
as rent :. n. STEPHENSON. 2i3 W.
3tth 81.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.
Manhattan,

man. Inc, sgt Schi-ren Estate 81 al,
Nar 80,
Bronx.
FILLMORE ST. l73i-Joseph Gemache ast
Grace q schans d sL Dso ~. 1915. SIS
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with name and address Of lender ana
attorney. n attorneys name III on'itteu
address party OF first partD
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NEAR H WATER.

Fully improved plot 4 acre, In restricted
locality: sewer. water. gas and electricity;
40 minutes from city; privilege OF private
bathing beach. bargain for cash. NORTH
SHORE. Box II" sun.
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Leading hish.c'sss moderate rats hotel
---l. Virginia Ave. near beach. Co.
AiDemaI'c pacity 700. Specials. up d!y,
$40 up wkly. steam heat, private baths
njuE dinnsysk Booklet J. i. COPE
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sf.ios. leasehold, Api rs. due SEPT 10.
isi7, IS p c-Blindermsnn a Cohsn
Amusement Co. Inc, to Frank Gems q
Co. Inc. 23o Grand II. atty. NJ a Eap,no
ovitch, $50 Grand .$.,0oo
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-06-09
STORY 80 YEARS OLD
AND STILL TOO TRUE.

A friend of ours told the other day
about hearing Col. l.. L. Polk, the
founder of The Progressive Farmer,
make speech thirty years ago. "And
he told one story 1 have never for
gotten" our friend said. "He told
about seeing farmer with a wagon
load of meat, hay and flour about this
time of year.
"Col. Polk said to the farmer: why
are you buying all this meat, hay and
flour?'
"'So I can make cotton was the
reply.
"'And why do you want to make
cotton?'
$50 1 can pay for the meat, hay
and -four the farmer answered"
And the pity of it is that after 80
years of agitation and education,
there are still so many of our farmers
guilty of the self-evident folly which
the story misunderstanding them
selves to a sort of industrial bondage
in order to pay freights, middlemen's s
charges, commercial profits, etc., on
products grown thousand miles from
home but which should be grown at
their own doors. Nor does the evil
stop here, because this-excess acre
age in cotton (the part grown on land
that should be devoted to food and
feed crops) beats down the price of
cotton on all the normal acreage as
we'll.
Whatever others may or may not do,
Mr.. Farmer, you may see that this
folly is not perpetual on your farm.
Let's look to that.-The Progressive
Farmer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-06-09
WASTE
OF ROAD MONEY

We recently quoted Secretary Of
Agriculture Houston as saying:
"The nation today is spending an
nually the equivalent of more than
$2OO,OOO,O00 for roads, on en- ,~'rous
increase in the last decade Much of
and it is estimated by experts that of
the amount so directed anywhere from
30 to 40 per cent is, relatively speak
ing, wasted or misdirected. The first
requisite, therefore, is for efficient ex-
penditure and administration"
In the face of this fact it is dis
,couraging to find that of the four
State in the Union without State
highway commissions, or agencies
'otherwise named for giving counties
expert aid and supervision in road ex-
penditures, three are Southern States
South Carolina and Georgia.
Indiana alone among all the other
States now stands with them. The
new Bankhead bill making Federal
appropriations for road-building pro-
vides that after three years from date
no appropriations shall be given to
States that have not by that time es-
and the provision is good one.
tablished State highway departments;
and the provision is good one.
Our Texas, South Carolina and
Georgia readers should look into this
matter.
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THE STYLE.

Dame Fashion is a tickle jade,
OF every passing fancy made,
We are used to flowers and fluff,
When all at once a sharp rebuff!
The style becomes severely plain;
Dame Fashion with her might and
main
Pronounces every furbelow
Beneath contempt. Oh, far below.
Ard scarcely are we all like saints,
Costumes and face devoid of paints,
When swift there is another turn,
And then the bitter truth we learn.
Frills and colors are de rigeu,
Don them quick and wear with vigor
Or, you'll be one that's counted out
Left in the lurch of fashions rout.
Skirts once were long; Twas years
ago,
They swept the streets and made a
show,
Now are they short? For love of
Mike!
The sight they make upon the pike!
1t is enough to make one weep!
No time for tears, just take peep!
'Tis indeed fine looking weather
When kid and calf are laced together
-Zella Armstrong, in The Outlook