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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.
1857 ST, o, $50 Q 1sth av, s0xse.11---
Rose Dempsey ngt Edward Dempsey ct
al faction to establish dowor, Scl; atty,
A Ewaid.
Bronx.
I'D Av, s3i3-Samuel Horowits agt Henry
Voss faction for specific performance Of
contract); atty, J W Bryant.
LOT rs, block 2ss8, section IL, tax map
Alfred Sorvida aEt Judith woolf faction
to foreclose tax Hem; atty, II Swain.
LOT ?, block 2sS6. section II, tax map
Alfred Servida aat judith Woolf faction
to foreclose tax lien): atty, II. Swain.
LOT IS, block 2S36, asction II. tax map
Alfred Servida ngt Judith woolf faction
to foreclose tax lien) atty, II Swain.
LOT 75, block 2st6, section IL. tax map;
also lot 6. block 2s45, section Ii. tax
map-Anna r Crossin .ast Judith woolt
faction to forsclose tax lien); atty. Ii
Swain.
LOTS IS and 40. block 2s.5. section u.
tax map-AnnA II Crossin agt Judith
woolf faction to foreclose tax licn) |;
atty, IL Swain.
LOT I. block 3sis, section II, tax map
Romano Brown agt Judith woolf (ac-
tion. to forecloss tax LEM; atty. II
swain.
10th ST, W cor stebbins av, Is.5xso-
Farmers Loan q Trust Co. as trustee, agt
Violet G Wines ct al tforeclosure of
MORTGAGE; sttys, Geller. Rolston d
Koran
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Statistics of Wool Imports.
Special Despufch 10 The srv.


WAsiIGSeTo.S. Nov. Imports OF
wool into the Uuited States during sep
TENDER were double those of the same
month a year ago and the valuo was
nearly two and a half times rs much.
according 10 statistics just given out by
the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
Taking the amount imported during
the last nine months ended with Septem-
Der. 1918. and comparing II with amounts
imported during similar periods In 1871
and 1916. considerable falling or is
noted. The value OF tho imports during
the peSiod OF this year, however, Is con-
slderably higher than the other two.
The last nlne months show imports Of
$40, 3s0.204 pounds. valued ut slSl,S+5,-
ssl, compared with 364,54s,653 pounds.
valued at SLEEPS, t04 for the like time
In 1917. and 403.520,00s pounds, valued
a. sl10.S22,o72, in the 1916 period.
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TRADING WIDELY SCATTERED.

sTREET-Lena Field has sold
for Grossman K Feldman 252 Division
street, northwest corner of Ridge street,
n six story tenement. with stores, on
plot 44.4x6sx irregular, TO Charles
Rosenhcin.
CROTONA AvENUE--P. ] Knoblock
has sold the one story building, on plot
3Ox23l, at 2l57 Crotona avenue, near
1891 street
BECK STREET-Benjamin Highlander
has sold for Florence q. Hughes to
Amelia Papanek the two family dwell
ing. on lot 25x1o0. at 76S Beck street
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Officers Uniforms Ready.
spectal pespatcA 70 Tnr s..

WASHINGTON. Nov. I.--OniCCrS may
now purchase equipment at near the cost
of manufacture. the Quartermastor Corps
having opened a salesroom here. Uni
forms that are being sold for from SAG
TO t3T are practically the same as those
which brought from $3.50 to $50 in the
retail stores, according to Information
from reliable sources.
The uniforms which the Quartermaster
Department now has OH hand arc said 10
have been 5ought from retailers IN many
sections who had them in stock, out con-
tracts have been awarded for the max
Ing OF many more especially for the De-
pirtment and delivery is soon expected.
Also II is said that by December l off,
GERS will be able to purchase cloth from
the department on the basis of slight
Increase over the cost Of manufacture.
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Raw silks are not moving rapidly. The
uncertain situation is having a marked
effect on the market and manufacturers
are awaiting developments before buy
ing. However, n STRONGER undertone Is
noted and American importers are TAX
ing more interest III the YokohOma mar
ket than has been the case recently, ac-
Cording to the weekly review OF the
trade by II. l.. fw1lter < co.
Price advances have made themselves
folt on the Yokohama market, q 20 yen
increase being noted On active buying
yellow silks now cost about thu same
a. white.
The Canton aad Shanghai markets
continue quiet and unchaugel Milan
holders are confident the demand soon
will grow Steady prices rule al Lyons,
where the rnarlIet ts moderately active.
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HOUSE roR MEDICAL CORPS.

The Glib restaurant at us Gates ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. has been taken over by
the United States Government for use by
the Medical Corps OF the Naval Hospital.
About eighty-Ave members of the corps
are now puartered in tho dwelling. The
dwelling has been closed about two years.
II IL n three story stone detached struc-
ture and is owned by tho John Gibb
estate, The ground floor mas been fur
nished as recreation rooms and the upper
floors as sleeping quarters
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WATERFRONT SITE IN DEAL.

The Brooklyn waterfront between
Sacllett and Degraw streets has been
bought by George l.. Lesegang from John
$. Ward. The site contains $1,000 square
feet and extends back from tho waters
edge almost to Beach place. The prop
erty Is near the Hamilton avenue ferry
slip. and on II 10 q three story building
containing $1,000 square feet and con-
nected to the wharf nv a conveyor.
The Realty Trust has sold for Lor-
raine Realty Company the one family
dwelling at 1899 Sixty-sixth street,
Map!eton Park. TO jacques Bigion, for
his residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-08
Stores See Big Labor
Problem as War Ends

TORE managers here are in
many Instances looking with
~ apprehension to conditions they
fear will prevail after the war. They
concedo that they never again Will
be able to get employees Mt the rates
formerly paid, and still they say that
they can't go on paying the wages
that are now the rule.
That the closing of many great
war Industries will relieve the help
situation in measure is believed In
some quarters, but 1t Is said that 1t
will surely not mitigate II to an ex-
tent that will permit of the pre-war
standard OF wages.
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as has been stated, but instead takes
the goods which 1t will not need with tho
coming of peace and then auctions them
off, II will have n large effect in de-
pressing the market.
The opinion prevails In some quarters
that it would be better for the Govern
ment to cancel its orders and let the
mills dispose Of the goods. II is said
that in this way prices might be held
better.
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Practically every bank in New York
city is aiding in the task of converting
the 4 per cent. bonds OF the frs; and
second Liberty Loans into ~ ger cent.
bonds OF the respective issues. Only Two
days are loft. to-day and tomorrow, for
.he owners Of 4 per cent, bonds to eXer-
elise this privilege. Many Of the city IN
stitutious are kept busy handling the
applications In the last few dlyf from
two to three hundred banks IN various
parts OF the Second Federal Reserve
District have been sending applications
to the Federal Reserve Bank.
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That there is no reason for merchants
To sacrifice their stocks during the pres
ent business depression II tho opinion
of successful millinery department
manager. who predicts that the stamp is
TO be only short lived ard is TO be fol-
lowed by a strenuous revival.
He points out that styles viii. not
change rapidly during dull business ses-
sions, and that merchants should hold
their goods for better times, instead OF
precipltatlng panicky conditions by
dumping them on tine market
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See Dement'S in Advertising

Reafizing the benefits to be derived
from advertising, local shoe merchants
are making ready for their Christmas
displays earlier than usual according TO
the weekly report OF conditions In the
trade by Ben jacobson, manager of Me-
Elwain, Morse & Rogers Each mer-
chant contributed last year certain
amounts toward advertising the streets
in which their businesses were located.
AS a means to this end space was bought
In the newspapers, and the streets were
decorated with flags. The same system
Is being adopted.
Reports from the larger stores are that
there was a good demand for novelty
SHOES during the week, and from all
quarters come statements that the call
for blacl; shoes OF good quality for men,
women and children is growing rapidly.
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BUY RICHMOND HILL HOMES.

II. j., Williams q son have sold the
two and one-half story stucco and shiu-
gle cottage on Hamilton avenue, Rich
mond Hi, for Conrad Krieg to Miss Nc
Manus. Also the adjoining property OH
the north for Mrs. Humphreys to Mr.
Karsou for occupancy.
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l.. $. to Need Most of 1913 Wool.
Speech Dsspdtch TO Tnr s

BosToN, Nov. 7.--Thirty-five million
pounds Of wool will be required to M
the Government orders now being placed,
according to estimates here. This will
use up the major portion OF the 1918
stocks, It Is believed. but the purchase
of the remainder of the crop is Also
TO he arranged for by the Quartermas
ter Corps. it is understood.
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MEG HANGS LIENS.
Manhattan

tCTH 81 Gl3 W--Loo Krug agt Emma
Heinrich. owner; Heinrich Bros con.
, Ira't9,S ~ 49, ',..,.,,. SiOl 10
tgt Ellis Lyman, owner ana contractor
rT,rtH,W ri,'I,,: sS:s2Oo!
h3l IT, We lllmnl sons ugt
lirvadcdg' Corp, owner: George Ehr-
EotL. CNMtrACtnr. .............. SEE l.
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TO BUIID EAST SIDE HOME.

J. Theus Munds. stock broker. will
erect five story English basement
dwelling at l21 East Sixty-fourth street
when building operations are resumed
II was he who purchased that property
the sale of which was reported a few
days ago. from Frederick ]. Steiner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-08
A. II. LIrpINCoTT RENTS SPACE.

The payson Mel, Merrill Company
has leased large duplex apartment Mt
925 Park avenue to Arthur II. Lippin-
colt; a studio apartment nj 140 West
Fifty-sevent4. street to Hamilton King
ar apartment at 10 East F'ifty-sixth
street to Horace Wiley and at 1915 West
Fifty-siNth street to Mrs. Anne Page
Wolf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-08
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Estate Sells Two Flats Cover
ing Bronx Block to
Operator.
AUCTION MANY PARCELS
Some Local Properties Offered
Go to Outside Interests
Waterfront Deal.
AUCTION MANY PARCELS

Frederick Brown has bought from the
estate OF Susan NJ. Weir the block front
on the south side OF 1e4th street between
Briggs and Bainbridgo avenues. known
as 26O to 274 East 194th street. THE
property consists OF two five story apart
ment houses. one on plot 45xs1x irregu-
lar and the other on plot 57xs4x irregu-
lar, valued at 100000. Nehring Bros.
were the brokers.
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Yesterdays Fires.

AN. Loss
s:4O-i1o 9th 81. : Barnett Clar. None
l0:l0-sl3 81. Nicholas av.: Jamaica
BANK ...........,. s.-..-. lrlnlEE
10:20--Pier IA, North River: coal
boat, United States Govern
Io:45-2oth st. g. Ninth av.; auto
mobile, Standard Oil Co. None
l0:j0-925 Madison av.; DR.. Marcho-
IL 2o-Brook Il westchester ave
nues; l. Il. T. subway train. Sigh.
PM.
1s:O6--b6o Bryant av., Bronx; Jacob
1:2o-326 W. Ssth st W. Hig-
gins ....... .'... unknown
":45--l7 W. 4cd st: W. Soloman. None
s:25--ls56 Washinston av, Bronx;
Jacob Pearlman. ........... TrininI
S:55-lo65 Washington 1v, Bronx:
Dept. OF HiKhwsys. ........ TririrE
4:S0-j20 w. I4th St. automobile. Cnkno ~
+:S5-lS42 Lexington av; I'M
4:4o-ls3 Az. c.: unknown. ..TrlhinE
b:20-lSs3 Second sv.. unknown. TriAing
6:l5-le7 T. 18th ST.; Mrs. Good
.os- Ts = isi6 4: u wji,or TTihin'
LOH lTlIIlNF
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RENTING IN SUBURBS.

= ;. Walstrum-G ordOn X ForInan have
leased in RidceWood. y. j., for Margaret
T. Ruanc Ia =. W. DrcChtrade the dwell
ing $50 Prospect street and for Lester
Iyrc to-t'rAak B. H.sley, 9i1 Lenox ave-
hue,
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Custom House ueceluts,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday We're S306,O15.S7. az
which Sli2,492.l5 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
SlGS, II for recent importation
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Business Troubles.


Petition in Bankruptcy.
DAVID SToLL-A petition OF involuntary
bankruptcy was flled against David Stoll'
trading as the New STANDARD Dress Com
psny, SIS West Twenty-second street. by
H. Worms. Belle siegel and X, Freed
man, no address. The petitioners al
lege that Stolrs liabilities are $1,000 and
his assets are only $1,000. Maurice il
.. Shame. 200 broadway, is the attorney
for tho petitioners
Receiver In bankruptcy.
PAUL JoNES-Judge John c. Knox APP
pointed John j. oGrady receiver FOR
Paul Jones. trading as the CITY steam
a bond OF $1,000. The bankripts liza
oilities are siS.'sa,i6, with assets OF
about $4,000.
Assignments.
DAVID sToLL. manufacturing dresses, 6-S
West Twenty-socond street, yesterday as
signed for the benefit OF creditors to
MEYER FLETCHER, dealer in candy. yes
terday assigned for the benefit Of credi-
tors to Harold II. Falllck.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following judgments were MED yes.
terday, November I the first name is that
OF the debtor:
Anthony. Hammond Chemical
, Works-T. J. Parker, Inc. S,'9s.S
Aronson ...................... 5,22s.7a
BarondesS, Adolf Barovsky
Pearl and Diamond Co., Inc. i,9lS.6O
Crouch, Albert VI. Z. Crouch.
GcAtH ...,........ ......r-. llS.iV
Dsming Byron 600 Park ~.
Co. Inc ',-............,........ 3,1lo.l5
Engelson, Max. and Herman ka-
men-H. Baum .........,..... lIt.1O
Elan. Oneida. and Fidelity and
pie &c.............,."........ 10000
Freeman Louis. and Fidelity ana
Casualty Co Of New York
People. &c.................. ,Oa. 90
Ryan. Charles D.--r. y. Flynn. ,,3Sl.5O
Flanagan, Thomas J.--tadern &
Be!ior. Inc ................... ltd.7G
GrosSmHn. Jacob Nc. Krauske. 1910
Hablb, H6in--A Eslsmazy 3Oi.39
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SNTIi ST, "SJ E--iJsrar SshWeItEar ng'
puous Juffe ot al. April &c, 1915, ,sS7s,fs
Bronx.
T REMONT Az, 5OS-bli E--Rartestone
i nrHs act Caroline d Gent ct al, sept II,
I9le '.'sf'''' .4'.,-. s.'. ,.'',. f96S.0S-
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address OF lenders at
tOrncy,l
Manhattan.


s',rayer Morsomere. y j, TO Emma Gut
man, at San Reno Hotel, i4th st and
Central Park West. oNtrN wN Of Mayer
Gutman, Sept IS, 1903; attys, Kurgra,,n
a Frank. % Broad st.........,..S@ Sc geo
pold Levy. oct ., 1905; atty, Title Guac
n r Co, l7s DwBy..,........,... 900
10TH ST, .21 E--SoiOn Il and Sarah X
'Postley 10 Home for lncurAbles Sd nv
ard lSlst ~, Nov IS 1903; ottys, Roose-
welt ~ Kobbc. ~ wall st......... Sl2, 500
to deed by Noah Scovo.l ct al TO Saml
Pickett, e3Ns5--Leuken Realty Corpn to
Florence Hunt, virginia pl, Bklyn, Sept
81, 1871 atty. : ChugermRn. lss Mon
19TH ST, 1881 E-sou,h Jersey Land
hoffman, W '20th vt, June :, 1915;
Rttys, Arnstein Il Levy, 1925 Bway 81. coo
IijTH ST, =. $50 LonOx Av, runs y
ak lISll To Exterior at IL e
Ss,loS W 100 20 bee-Catnlson Turrey to
Peter Duify, Feb 10. 1907: attys. Vessel
man !. Kraus, u Liberty st $50. Sl7, 900
Hath ST s, AS G IenoS av. 7bx15. l.
Same to same, FEY is. 1907; attys,
arm ST. u =, 500 LenoN av, 7jxS9ii-
Cath rurncy g Peter Dnny, Feb 10,
1907 attys, Wesseman Eraus, 81
Liberty SITS ...,,i.,..,.......Ss 900
1iiTH ST, II q. G25 L"uox az. runs .
1915 to Exterior ST \ " ll5.a W
GSll 9s.ii 20 bcg-same to same,
tcb Is. 1907; attys. same 900
nett Freedman to | n Hlnanay, Aug 81.
1905; atty. Aaron Morris, 23' Broad
10Th sT, 500 I;-Giovanni Guslieiinettti''
3?2 l. lOith 81, to Dora Go!dfein and
Mary LcVcnstein, 700 W lIlth 1t. April
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Is. 1915; attys GOddfosio s. W. $50
MONROE ST. is.-ssmusi Ii.rris ana bar
mott Freedman to Aame>l Harris as
admr Ida Harris. Aug 81, 1906 atty,
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Higgins william VIC. A. wes- ozso
Hughes fwst Mafsarei.A. bishop Co. sss.iS
j. NJ Smith. Inc.--G. B. Carey l'ves'sV
Juilllard, Augustus D., and Id
Mss rp i'"s ~ 17,5ssss
h hcpin 1Sihnrrsnhinx ro.. ess.ss
Mcguire. Alfredo. silverman. 1851
NOof ferd'.G. ' G. Whitening -, los s7AI2
Naturopathlc Institute - Rudde ,,sr
ol R%Sl' Pa5ifsS GG cc.waro Co. iss.ic
a. MecrSit G". .,'!'. w., 1.oeson
Pera, Joash X. VI. GoorgasA.- 1p..Ea
eft al ..'4...4........... 2s.s55.o6
H Britanne Wt Co....... '' V'op $1,000
schiesinsor' Arthur. and irving
Ulrlch (schlesinger & Ulrichl-
' onbaeh .....'.. -. 2.s7oM
Tsnty, Inc.--H. Hug 25t6s
Won Wade, JulIus-Cross q
Brown Co..,.,.. '..'..'..'' ai'fS
BRONX.
Tho Irst name is that OF the debtors
'I A. southworth, as trustee. -. ,,,Ts5.7s
Register Co......."............ 1915
NE Metropolitan Electric Mfg. CO.. %.ssio2
-' man ''.e'...'............ lo,1issO
SternbsrR Laurence A---C. Muller fet4
Tryo. Isaiah-H. Fragment. 36.O5
Taylor. Joseph d. - Alexander
Hamilton Institute. sol6
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The fret name Is that OF the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was hlod:
Gent. Caroline B.. Gent Constrnc-
tlon Co., Inc, and John q. Gent
National Radiator Co, July
10, 1918. ,........ ............. S-tt'
Cole, Charles, and William J.
FitzgerBld-People. Sc, oct. 2,
1918 (vacated) ........L... 10000
Svoplte Trap Rock Coz. II.
Hubbard. Nov 6, 19lS......... l2s.s0
Same-Sane, Nov. g. 1glS. 49,. S.5JG.?i
Westcott Express co... McC;ov-
ern, oct. &c, 1918. $50 90
BRONX.
Stephens, clinton, Jr.-A. Cagli-
ostro. Nov. 10, I9l5.......... et0.?l
stephens, Clinton-Weber & Hell
Droner. Aug. Z, 1917. 1871
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Might Depress Market.
;pecior D,Spatch 10 Tur srv.

FNA. RIVER, Mass, Nov. Mill men
here believe that II the Government docs
not intend 70 cancel its cloth contracts,
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(Lsst OF Flfth avenue, between Fourtcentn
and 10th streetsl
SSTH ST, 81 e, 25.6xloos. Oct So--Wn!-
fred Bowes to John Mclaughlin. lll5
Madison av. demand. 6T, prior mtg
$4,000, sttys, A < IL Bloch. 80 Nassau
g.D ST ~ Y, iixl6o2. Nov S.joihn Horn Horn
10 Title Guar ~ T co. l76 BwAy, due and
int as per bond. Slc, 600
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jWegt OF F!fth avenue, between Fourteenth
und 10th strectsD


7TH 'AV, Il G cor sam 81, 37x5S: ian st.
IS, l.s.t y Sd. az, iO6.sx2o.loN irreE;
s * a g 70 S 81 4! * to S. 81 M nnd
dcugai st. cor 3d ST, 20x5s sth az, q.
:. j-,ll ssth 81. rs. iKs4, l-5s,n part.
man et al doing business the Ro.a!
CO of New York;, 40 Nassau st duo a.
per bond. 81 ottys. Gettner a ~. :9g
SD sr. III ". is.ixi5... p IN. No: o.,
Alfrei " He-sog 20 Lawyers Mtg Co, "a
l.i6er:g st. due ana int as per bond;
ICED ST. IS W. ?TxlOo,li, oct sI--Jss $
Segravc to Lawyers Mtg CO. 80 Liberty
-, Gns and lat as PEI bond; atty: Title
Guar d I co, us BwHy. 900
Manhattan Island. north OF llOth street,
STH Az. 225I, I9lIxs2s. p IN, Nov A.
Denwood Realty Co to Julia A Groh. %
W glst st, due Nov !, 1913. 0'o; atty, y
y Titi e. 4 NJ co lsS Bwsy. sal 900
Narraganset Realty Co TO Mutual Life
Ius Co OF y Y. due and int as per bond
address, 80 Cedar ST.. $1,000
Bronx.
tBoroush OF The Bronx
i67TH ST. s72 Y, 8, Observation-Disclosures
A Schwarzler co to Bessie Thinner
mann, $40 T. 1881 1T. pr mtg s25. 900, Nov
., yrs. GO; atty Krug, Jr. 10
HINTS POINT RRD' s2s. .s le3xiosiiiVVV,
RCss RirnbHum Gerson ana ano to Wal
ter White, Ocean township. y ]. Nov 6,
yrs, & SO; atty. c Friedrich, 3;
HUNTS POINT Rp, sac, 5. l9,SxiiSssV%
Same 20 same, Nov G. yrs 5is :, atty,
same - EN'N
LIVINGSTON AN, W S. at g cor land
II j JHneway, runs " I75X S5N ;5N
Sj-nenry j Jaueway to Delaneld es-
tate. 2; Cedar st. July 10, yrs, go
a:tys, Delaheld, II. 7 Il II. ,; cedar
- 80. ..''. '.'....'. ..,.....- =. 81 900
GLOVER ST, - =. 100 II Lyon av. 6oXlSO-
Antonio Rotunuo to North side Mtg
CorpE, Hsl p lt9th st. Aug !. yrs,
Sts e.; atty, 4 @ a r Co, ZIG Bway,SS 500
WASHINGTON Az. y. 1894 II l57th -.
.SXl25,2-MaN Schwartz 70 Geo Heroic,
$50 south 81 Rv, Mt Vernon, y Y, prior
mtg S27 900, Nov %, instals, &c; atty,
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Downtown.


ISoOtl OF Fourteenth streeL.I
EAST BROADWAY. lOe. 2s2J7s, Oct 81
Spencer Holding Corpn to Title Guar g.
n Co, i7s Bway. due and int as per
bond Observation-Disclosures. 0,oO0
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Judgments.
MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were flied yes
terday, November Z; the first name Is that
OF the debtor:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-12-13
THE MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Piukl.am's
Vegetable Compound
Is Prepared For
Womanfs Use.
A visit to the laboratory where thie

A visit TO the laboratory where th;a
snccessful remedy is made inpressea
even the casual looker-on with the reli.
ability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness
which attends the making of this great
medicine for woman's ills.
Over $50, 900 pounds of various herbs
are used annually and all have to be
gathered at the season of the year when
their natural juices and medicinal sub
stances are at their best.
The most successful solvents are used
to extract the medicinal properties from
these herbs.
Every utensil and tank that comes in
contact with the medicine is sterilized
and as final precaution in cleanliness
the medicine is pasteurized and sealed
in sterile bottles.
It is the wonderful combination of
roots and herbs, together with the
skill and care used in its preparation
which has made this famous medicine
so successful in the treatment of
female ills.
The letters from women who have
been restored to health by the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound which we are continually pub.
fishing attest to its virtue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-12-13
GOODBYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries oil over the world
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil has af-
forded relief In thousands upon thou
sands Of cases Of lame back, lumbago,
sciatica, rheumatism, gallstones, grav-
el and all other affections of the kid
neys, liver, stomach, bladder and al
lied organs. 1t acts quickly. 1t does
the work. 1t cieanses your Kidneys
and puri1es the blood. 1t makes 3
new man. a new woman, of y0u. II
frequently wards off attacks Of the
dread and fatal diseases Of re kid
neys. II often completely cares the
distressing diseases Of the .. Fans Of
the body allied with the bladder and
kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine, sed-
iment. OF 'brickdust" indicate an I'M
healthy condition.
Do not delay a minute If your back
aches or yen are sore ac~oss the loins
or have difficulty when urlnating. Go
TO your druggist at once ard get a
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1918-12-13

box Of imported GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem Oil Capsules. They are pleasant
and easy to take. Each capsule con-
tains about one dose OF five drops.
Take them just like you would any
pill. Take a small swalIS@ Of water
If you want to. They dissolve In the
stomach, and the kidneys soak up the
oil like a sponge does water They
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the
bladder and kidneys and throw off the
inflammation which is the cause Of
the trouble. They viii quickly relieve
those stiffened Joints. that backaehe.
rheumatism. luinhago, scjatica, gall
stones, gravei, "brickdust," etc. They
are an effective remedy for oil dis.
eases Of the bladder, kidney, liver.
stomach and allied organs Your
druggist will cheerfuIiy refund your
money IL you are not satisfied after a
few days use. Accept only the pure,
original GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OH
Capsules. None other gehuine.--Adw