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New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Joseph P. Day Moves
TO His Own Building
y eu-Nnown Auc,ionecr Nov
located in Liberty 1t. struc.
ture. Buii. bv Him

Coincident with the twenty-ifth an
niversary OF his engaging in the real
estate business, Joseph p Day yester-
day removed his executive Offices from
81 Nassau Street, where he had been
'cr- the last tv ny years. TO the new
building he has erected especially for
The use of his vastly growing business
at q Liberty Street. adjoining the
Chamber O. Commerce and directly op-
posite the Guaranty Trust Company.
The building is five stories. with base
ment AND sub basement, and is OF lime
stone. which gives it an attractive ap-
peagance.
In planning the distribution of the
various departments throughout the
building Mr.. Day has arranged his own
personal Office on the ground foor,
where he will be .eadily accessible to
his numerous clients.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Shoemakers
Buy Broadway
Retail Premises
Building Project Forces Ha-
nan & Son to Pay Oper.
ators Big Profit for New
Location Near Dcv Street
The Broadway John Street CORPORA

The Brcadway-John Street Corpora
osn elias A. Cohen president) has
d;sposed Of another downtown prom
erty recently acquired by the syndi-
cate The combine has sold to Hanan
{ Son. retail shoe dealers. the five
starry business building at 1877 Broad
,rsv. south OF Ney Street, for some
thing less than S500oOO This building.
toce:ner with and : Dey Street, both
formerly occupied by "The Globe" was
,heuQht by Mr.. Cohen's company last
october from Edward I. Searlcs. 1t
covers lot 25Xl0o and abuts the Dey
Stree. site, which measures 52.3X93.7
,eet and is the only vacant land avail
able for improvement in this section.
Hanan & Son. MIR. Cohen announced,
made the purchase when they learned
hey were TO be forced out Of the
store az POS Broadway through the de-
cision of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company - carry its giant
Office structure over the remainder of
the Broadway frontage to Fulton
Street The corner Of Dev Street and
Broadway IS occupied by the Water
nan Company. and the CortlanGt
Lgget, Dug Company.
Deals in Loft District
Charles Gaiewski has rcsold 20 Jo-
seph Kichenthal and Eob~rt \ Mac
aeon the 6 lght-story freproof loft at
Is 10 IS West Fourth Street The
properly 3 a the northwest corner Of
Aercer Street, on plot 17lx96. Mr.
lia,evsA purchased it last week from
IL New York-life Insurance and Trust
Compans. /. TanAenbaum. Strauss & Co.
were he brokers n tne deal.
H. 4 T. Hess nave sod for David
ZiYsin rs and $50 West Thirty-arst
.srteet. "a plot containing 1000 square
.ee. There are two 1ive-story tene-
aen,s oa the property. built 100 feet
.eep They VIII be altered for pusi-
ness 0areos
NcNichars Sell in West Broadway
The C-u,kshank Company has sold
for the MeN .ckar estate the Columbia
College leasehold OF the property at As
West Broadway. between Park Place
ard Murray Street. to Lindsley P. Bald
win, Of Trinity Place.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
More Buying of Homes
I'm East 65th Street
Two More Houses Purchased {:
Dwellings, for Occupancy;
Sales i'm Other Districts

Douglas J.. Gilman has sold to Mrs
Frederick S. Lee 1a4 East Sixty~ffth
Street. three story and basement pri-
vate house on lot 20x10O5, to Robert B.
Bowler. Also 1876 East Sixty fifth
Street, three story and basement pri-
vate house on lot 20xl00, to client
who Will occupy 1t at the expiration of
the present lease.
The same brokers recently sold 132
and $40 and l57. l59, 16l. 165 and 167
East Sixty-ffth Street to the Hewitt
Syndicate. all of which have been re-
sold with the exception Of one
Buyer Plans Small Suites
L. J. Phillips & Co have sold for
Adele V. Allen to client the four
story and basement private dwelling on
lot 20xl0os. at III West Eighty
Street. 1t is the intention of the
purchaser to alter The building into
apartments of ore and two rooms and
bath.
Sale In Seventy fourth Street
Peasc & Elliman have sold the four
story dwelling on LOT 22y1022, at 1t0
West Seventv-fourth Street.
House in Fortieth Street Sold
Henry Nof has sold for Mrs. X. K
kenncy the four-story building at 23S
East Fortieth Street
Resale in Hath Street
Shaw & Co. have resold for Rosa
Frucht il3 West 111th Street, a four
story American basement dwelling on
lot i5Xl00. Mrs Frucht purchased the
property recently from the Billings
estate through the same brokers. The
purchaser will occupy the premises.
Two Twenty first Street Houses Sold
Louis Schrag mas sold for the estate
OF George 7. Jackson the two five
story dwellings, q l43 and 113 West
Twentyhrst Street.
Buys in Sixty-seventh Street
The house at 2Ol West Sixty-seventh
Street has been sold TO Ernest Cooper
l33d Street Deal
Clara J. Valley has sold to Il. {.
Lawson the three-story dwellings. on
plots 50N9Q. at - to % West 1881
Street.
Estate Sells in Twenty first Street
Nalvihill & Co. have sold for the
estate of Acton T. Civil the four-story
building on lot 20x9S9, at 81 East
Thirty-d first Street. to Iva Spier.
Insurance Co. Sells in 122d Street
D. H. Sculiy & Go. has sold 1876 West
l22d Street. q four-story dwelling on lot
l'6Xl00, for the New York Lie In
surance Company to Joseph Braunstein
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
New York Banker Buys
Home d! Nontclail'

?. N. Crawley & Bros. have sold TO
John Williams. vice president Of the
irving Trust Company, Of New York
Ci5g. The o=idence At The southwest
corner o. Union Street and Prospect
Terrace Mon-ciair. \. j.. belonging 20
Ellis ? Earle. It contains eleven
rooms and taree bathrooms aac sa. Ia
aun. The property mas q frontage III
.o6 fee Ia Union Street and 65 feet on
nrospec, T-sraee.
Thc Fgant hughes I2vlor ComOauv
has sold.for Helen NJ. Cook 10 4 H.
casey. - tie Casey-Naser Electrical
Company Of this city. the s-uccc resi-
derce e. - PARK Street Montclair
=. j.. en 6 plot Of half an acre, TO
gether with garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Carpet Cleaning

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING COM
ANY--Cleans Dy compressed afr, steam
ha I'd or or foor 4ls East 18Th st coz Il
BRANDT Telephone 1872 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Recorded Leases


1nAND ST. 247. front bldg: Chss I; boss
rus, to 1rImarco Bros. on premises -
w, o,y yrs from May |, 1890. s2'sso
M"rrn to T David '1'a rscr AZ a.. s9s.Ed s9og Geo
bhyn, and ano > yrs from Feh 1aSo.
oRn1,'A3 Rs,X' : kramer, an 300 Bway 900
to Golda Hitner. II r. lo6th st YRS
so ss9ni u, Dec 10 1919; atty. Jos l. f'riedcr.
zelberg. 1871 sd av: 4 a-lg ;s'y, YRS 70 fron, 70
tpTii ~ S !, 1919; atty. Edw G nosenblun1.
FHuRTH AV. e5G5. str and b. lev
n,ealty Corp to Hermann Ciutiahr' s5
a,ty iV'n n {: 81 IL; 10 yrs from Feb J. 1870
Winfield A Openhym TO rnited cigar
IS W lsfb SRI oa 4, America atty. stroock.
i1liI1 =. s1 Av' II, n Q cor 9th St ali. Nla
:; Morris ct al to United Cigar stores
CO. - W 18th st 2i yrs atty same:
lfrH sT. 40 E. str and par, h. t,Sion Sl,1
TrN ,.tr realty Co to Jos Goldsmith. 40 r
q Van Dernott 81 chambcrs 9 s'-" s. s1s.o6c s''y
W ~ AM ST. 81 cor Exch ri. rooms
,,,r, s"5 49,, ,ls on % ana tfh doors l.ords
rd, HSyn, IL liz yrs from Nav / fgts.
~, Eunn, 80 Exch pl ..............'ef
hnoh rlo.S pee ST li6. str 4 b. SAINT Roth
4rs from May /, 1919. Arch Obaler. 25G
''""S ''.''.'. .....-....... s2.5 80
Bronx
MORRIS Az. cor lssth st. store
rranlnel Corp to Ebling Brewing Co
10 - Ann's av, 10 yrs from Dec /
lgls Pee atty. Ebilng Brew wing Co
Cg - Ann av .....: .......s s1.3s0
BOSTON RID. l75i. north str. Sykes Rlty
1orp to Tia shelter. a2O Il l74th II
I, Yrs pGt J. l9lSi atty shelter. a2o
c-,, - 81 : % 80
shARrR RY pL. i52o II cor nth st. cor
Sir, lsldore NablonsSy and ano to fIarr,
Franl1el. 1928 Milford pl and ano. 3
yrs from Jan !. 1920, atty. NJ Therer.
u-,I1,rp, 81 5andt st 02o
w ~ l r PLAINS Az 36t1, ali. Michael
brennan to Columbia Castaldo. 26fT
hite Pains aV yrs from May /, 1aI9
atty y Schwartz, 3l7l " hite Plains
SN ....., 40
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

D. H. Sculiy & CO. has sold 1876 West
l22d Street. & four-story dwelling on lot
I'.6Nl00, for the New Yorl, Lie In
surance Company to Joseph Braunstein.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Bronx
\ Assignments of Mort cages
Manhattan


MADISON Az 1904. Chas KIengenstein
al 10 Z, h'insonst stein: chas king
"nsieln TO Bowery Savg Rauk i29 I}av-
attys. cadwalder W 6 r 10 Wall st
=, e" 80. - -.Nnb
II ADfSoN AN cor s3a ST. Baron
De iirsch 20 Bowery SAsg Bank. l4N
30 Wefy' attys. Cadawaiadcr. " * r. 40
AK an ~ TN $4,000
tius, to BowerT Savg Bank les Bowery
atiys. CadWatder. " x T. 40 Wall
llsTh ST. l6c-ss t. Herbert $ Martin
20 gentrai saVs Bank, l57 tth aN; atty.
7 & NJ Co, 135 Bway ..... S35.0oo
25oTH ST $50 e Geo E schweinfurtl.
eNr to Ida & Roth, ;lt Central Parl.
Vest atty, Wm f lfaemer, 80 Nassau
l85ru ST. 4ss E LOUIS carrie 70 lrinna
Iarle 40 Alexander av; atty. " Carrie
,,., 70 =, AiTNaMaer ~. s2,5oo
2i-f jerome az. atty Wessolraan x *
b." iioefty st----. .-............-.. 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Location for a sSus ness Nan. aero IN.
excellent section. beautiful dwelling with
antsonc fixtures throughout. everything
ep 10 date Tor = genlleiuans home. IrIcs
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
HELP WANTED FEMALE
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OVER 16

Permanent employment
for young women with
or without previous tele-
phone experience.
Good pay from the start
with regular and fire.
quent increases.
Annual vacations with
full pay and liberal sick
benefits, medical advice
and pensions without
cost to employees.
Operating and recrea-
tlon rooms are large,
we'll ventilated and COM
fortably furnished.
Lunch rooms are pro-
vided in principal Offices
in which hot meals are
provided at less than
cost.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

1rOTCNA AV ersa % s. 5oSloo F'rf, - ~. H.,
l.umpe 10 Nesu Realty co. Beeknan
iltse $5'toooi Dec l, sttys, y & II
i,t2Eh' W Nassau st ....-.....o c and SlN0
sf'DN'M iCk AN 6. i43 W King shridg,
Id, Il " lj2.7X ls.2x : OK s
- 70 az II - 52.o to beg, Bronx
mont Realty Co TO Ressie c Eustls, a6Z5
TWaY
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
$500, 900 Park Ave. Rental
Plan Four-Room Apartments
for S2d IT. Corner HorSe

Pease & Gilman have leased a57
Park Avenue. the southeast corner o.
E.ghty-second Street, for W. Emlin
Roosevelt 70 Senior 8, Allan. for
term Of twenty-one wears. at an aggre-
gate rental of 100000. This building
IS 20 be converted into four-room
apartments, and Will be under the
management Of Pease & Ellman.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
FORECLOSURE SALES

TUESDAY, pHEMBER 3oTH. 1917. At
A. Nj. at f77e Walker Ave.u@. Bronx.
Nsw York city. saloon fixture. tables.
chairs etc. under chattel mortgage mac
oy Justine Nithus to The John Elchler
brewing Company dated June 2Ist. 1915.
70 secure $500 and interest; at 1880 4
NJ, at SIS Van Nest Avenue Bronx New
York City. saloon fixtures. tables chairs.
etc under chattel mortgage made by
Nicola Longo and Giuseppe d'Agostlno to
The John Eichler Brewing Corpa ny, dated
April 24th. 1914 to secure 1855 and in
terest. az II so y. NJ. at Eastchesie- Road
near Cornell Avenue Bronx New YORK
city, saloon fixtures. tables, chairs etc
under chattei mortgage made by Anna
Giehl u The John Eichler Brewing Com
pany, dated August 9Th la0a 70 secure
81 zoo ana interest; at /. NJ at ooo
Station Place, Bronx. New York CIV 81
loon fixtures. tables. chairs etc unae-
cha,tel mortgage made by Daniel ] Buck
ley 10 The John Eichler Brewing COMPANY
dated June Tth. 1912. TO secure 81 1885 and
interest. default IN payment having b.en
made after dua demand on all OF said
mortgages.
Dated. New York. December 2sth 1914
ARTHUR BONNER, Auctioneer,
ss7 sixth Avenue. Brooklyn. New Ycrks
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
HELP WANTED MALE
Statesmen Wanted

The manufacturer Of
n well established.
nationally advertised
specially wants az once
several men to take
permanent charge OF
territories In ths s,oMh.
selling 10 the retail
trade. The territories
nave been worked for
several years and Will
be covered every three
months. Towns OF all
sizes will be visited.
Salary to start. ss5 per
week and expenses
Good work promptly
rewarded when abil-
lty is demonstrated. In
FIRST letter give fuu
details OF personal
Publications. training,
experience. age. ma
tionallty. religion. etc.
Also phone number.
Applications A VIII be
treated in strict conf
dence. a, Box 67f,
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

RosEpALE Av. 1870. 9 8, eox1oo; Angus.
i"Ieinan to Samuel j Ashley. 74T st
N.cholas av, and ano: Dec 29 due etc
|s per pond, atty, + Southwort h. 46
~NNaa 81 .-....... g. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Lis Pent!ens
Manhattan

lisTN ST 9os W; Ot,o q Man Ak. sarah
N Al ter notice If attachme mt, atty ii
Afansieid.
IRVING PL. u: Joseph Langonauer agt
Granercy Park Realty Co. Inc ct a.
4ellon TO foreclose mechanics lien atty.
Higgins.
CHERRY ST = l5O.s " Jackson St 25.3x
S. East River Savings Institution agt
r I Nolimer
lssD II S. $50 Broadway. i5x9s.l1.
Julia Mitchell ast Annie O'Conneli.
ior"elose mtge, attys. Stoddacd < Mark
RIDGE ST. l52. Alexander PlelNer at
Lo4is Marks ct al foreclos mtge. atty.
vi /. Graves
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

ST NICHOLAS Av. =. Isdor schwartz
asr Helen W Foster. owner and contrac-
tor; United = Building CO. Inc. contrac-
tor st5n
$50 ST l53 l.. Joseph Fried agt Fanny
Scnl@s-nser owner; solomon Tannen-
hatm. contractor ................... $40
MADISON Az. 53S. q Il Raymond K Co
agt Max Williams. Owner. Unity Con
tracing Co. iuc. contrac tor..... $3.50 :
2STI. ST. l2a and Us w. 9 u RAYMOND
< GO agt | Cohen x So,s. owner; Unity
lontractins 60. Inc. oontrAetor. SaNa
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Investor Takes Over
The y aSi,inotou Arms

The >shrng Brothers nave sold to
inrest.ry clien- rhe Washirg'0a
Arms. az 4l6 Fort Washington Avenue,
a, The southeast corner o. l79th Streot.
Nudern siN-story fortv-eieh- family
-isvator Apartment. on Dlot 95N129.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

57TH ST 2o5 WEST. THE OSBORNE.
corner 7th ave. hand sonely furnished
housekeeping apartment Of rooms and
baths. additional maids rooms excep-
tionaliy large rooms WITH high ceilings.
Immediate possession, $3.50 per month
until October /. See Superintendent or
telephone Circle 549o
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Classified Advertisin
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
$3.50 REWARD

Return fancy platinum and diamond
brooch, with diamond heart design In
center and pear-shaped diamond hanging
from center OF ornament. lost Dec 20 a.
or betwce East 61st 81. and list st. black,
Starr &, Frost 5th ave and 4Sth st.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

Positions are also open
for all night work at ex-
ira pay for those who
prefer this work.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Bf-srTK COUNTY
YCNKERS ON HUDSON

Location for fus ness Man acre tr.
rXee elent section. beautsful dwelling with
handsome fixtures throughout. eNervt MI nt,
- 70 Gate for q genlietnans home. Irlce
} An exquisite dwelling ,n refined sur
roundings. home on lars.. Beautifully. land
seaped plot Of ground, garage With chauf
Ieurs quarters. ide4i Price. $4,000
At (aryi. South Yonkers-i9 roons and
BATH. an IfuproN e1nents steam heat. hard
wood trim. c1uNenieat lacatlun, it's a good
buy Price sl4.50o
immediate possession. or 8 bea1tiful
oonas with all impts., hot-water heat
chance to settle 1T oncc. Price Sl6TeD.
handsome white s,ucco dwelling in
beautiful an EorIlandt-~large plot. II large
rooma baths. white enamel amt mahoc-
any trim should be seen to be appreciated.
Price $50 600
gem of hcme-charming place or 10
rooms large vcrauua surrounded, NV frees
shrubs and flowers. Location is deal
and IN the best section OF Park Hin. Price
\ grand old dwelling suitable for prl-
ate school or institution. Ghohstru ed
view Of the iiBtsou and he Palisades Vh-'
property has two entrances, Price $4,000
Solid comfort and sfnbslits-19 large.
hight and airy rooms, steam heat all iUpts. .
large. beautiful corner plot. Pure hase price
Directly overlooking the Hud-on-14 ele-
CANT rooms. baths. open hrepaces. hot
water hea, all modern iinpts. a beautiful
earkiike district: short walk to Ludlow sta
tion. Price SIS 800
One of Park Hits rnost desirahle houes
Iii rooms. baths. free and clear par
may rsma.n Oh rnorfEaee this - real
country home. Brire So 500
A wonderful brick dwelling. South Yon-
kers-piot l04N55s, ii rsouis. baths. over
looking the Hudson. garage for cars.
location iueai Price $40 900
a house OF quality all through--Cclonia!
design. attractive in every respect. II
saould not be overlooked. as It's Qua OF the
oesr in this location. Price $4,000.
TH0S. S. BURKE,
tfs Sc. p way. cor. Valentino Lane.
Tel YonHers oO30.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
onn REWARD

return sapphire and diamond bar pin. largo
diamonds in centre Lost about Dec 22d. at
bel tween West 18th and shopping dis
iriet or in taxi. Marcus & Co, Fifth ave.
and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
$4,000
NEW JERSEY

BUY three story ana naserpent. high class
residential street, good investments Fun
particulars, u. v Weed. 81 Broadwav
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rug

Wilton. Brussels Carpets
fass All coiors, all sizes. All prices 5 90
yari upi for Paror. showroom Bedroom
'itIs. Stairs Rugs size bNr ~ l9xls and
larger. also smaller size~l So so to s45og
~. s=alned or Stainless Sloane =. Whlitall's.
A"loom 500 yards Of carpet same pat-
.rn laying, making over cleaning dyelne
lepai ring. Reasonable STILLINGS Inc
c&o-62s Madison Avenue l59th). Plaza 1885
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Satisfied Mechanics Liens


LOTS IS. 50 20. 81 map Of 3o5 lots AZ
Ciasons Point Anna l. Bugselen loans
Meta Hoeppcl and Margaret : Schwal-
peroers 70 erect two o-famlly dwelling
payments ........ S8.o5e
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

TT RNTSHEp PARLORS, ROOMS, heat.
800 West i2d st. New York City.
3lsT ST. 307 EAST Room. bath hot
water, lect.icity, reasonable Apartment
Il, Koher.
1o3D ST, WEsT-Parior and bedroom
suite; piano. one or two Prot estant
Americans, references. Academy 4277,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

LOST BanlSbooh No lG6T45 Of tho Ex
celsior Savings Bank. - West Esd st
Payment stopped. Please return to bank
LOST HANDBOOK 80. 1881 Of ins L. s.
Savings BANK IS y Y Payment stopped.
Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

MAIN EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE: 9th St. &
Broadway, Manhattan.
BRANCH EMPLOY
MENT OFFICES: So
". Houston St.. Man
haitian: 453 E. fremont
Ave. Bronx (12 NJ. to
9 P. II. J. and in Brook
lyn. 81 Willoughby St.
and 1896 Broadway.
II unable to come to an
Employment Office, tele-
phone Miss Bremen.
madison Square 10000"
Gree call) for further
information.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
LOST BANKBOuKS

LOST -Bankboo< No 500 ess OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
having . claim 10 it is hereby called
upon to present The same within ten days or
submit TO having said passbook cancelled and
q new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

57rU ST. 200 WEST. THE OSBORNE
corner eth ave. housekeeping apartment
OF - rooms and 6 baths additional maids
rooms eSceptionaliy large rooms with
hish ceilings, Immediate possession: s6ea
per month To Ocf. or longer. see super
lntcndent or telephone Circle 549o
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

$3.50 REWARD
return diamond bar pin about Inches long
Lost Dec. .S at or between East 0Oth ST.
and Wood Masten Inn. $. Ii. & b. Ii. Vein
berg. Cos Fifth ave
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

eeTH ST. 50 EAST-Studio dwelling
Plaza 9g74
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

LOST.-Christmas night. Lyceum Theatre:
gentleman tan cigarette case with gold
frame, initials inside w q. y. great sent-
mental value generous ret>ard l1o East
56'h st. Plaza 40f0. Brsnton.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
f3E.5s Business Property

TNo TiNr-sTQRY APARTMENTS.
WEST .o4TU Sr
SUBWAY station, light on all sides size lfOx
t'HN Irregular. smaN apsr. ments modern
improvements rent. ss6 ou0 expenses So
V'N ~. returns. $4,000, average rem, per
recon-. IS per iN.nth H.
oN EH - PER CENT NET RETURNS
JOSEPH MULLl1iAN 80 Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
DESIGNERS

REINFORCED CONCRETE DESIGNERS
Several on Industrial buildings, to
go to Atlanta. Ga. and Detroit
Mich: only thoroughly experienced
men need apply: pc. .manent posi-
ions mara salary Lockwood
Green Co. l0l PARK ve.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30

NCRSE.or mothers helper. children. q.
and seven. Tel Schuyler l2s references
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
FOR CASH estates aporaised, yurcLas-d
BENNETT. lT5 Broadway. upstairv
New-York tribune., 1919-12-30
Furniture

H1CHES PRICES paid for furniture an-
uQce.. pianos. bric-a or3c. bookn art
tic TABAy. IS Univef sity Place. Phone
s:Gyvesant 2377.
Newark post., 1919-07-02
Delaware Has Best Concrete
Roads In Country

A matter Of State pride is the
fact that Walter E. Bush, City
Engineer of Auckland, New Zeal
and, has pronounced our concrete
road construction the best he has
ever seen. This expert was sent to
this country by England and
France to investigate the best types
of roads in the United States. The
Bureau of Public roads at Wash
ington sent him to Delaware as the
best place to secure data on con-
crete roads. He spent several days
inspecting the roads whith the
above result.
In this connection, it is interest
ing to note that the magazine OF
the Bureau Of Public Roads, Wash
ington, will run a special article OF
one of Delaware jobs this month
as an example of the highest typ'
of concrete road construction. 4
special photographer was sent II
take the views.
Newark post., 1919-07-02

from her allotted one-tenth Of an
acre. She sold a lot and canned a
few. These few won her a prize in
the county contest. The next year
the tenth acre yielded 3,24O
pounds. She filled and sold 200
three-pound cans and disposed Of
the rest in the field. Again, so to
speak, she canned a prize at the
fair. In 1917 this girl, doing all
the work herself, harvested from
the same small patch 4,276 pounds
of tomatoes and sold them at a
profit of $151.S5. To this sum
should be added $25, paid to her
at the fair for the best canned to-
matoes anybody put up.
"The season of 1918 was very
dry and the girls yield was only
$500 pounds, but prices were high
and she cleared $211.2O from hel
tenth-acre. But Miss Wooddell is
student as we'll as a gardener
She went in for a scholarship priz'
in an agricultural school and wol
it with some surprisingly fine can
Newark post., 1919-07-02
APPLETON

Mr. Winfield Jones of Elk Neck,
Nd. was recent visitor of friends
in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Minner and
Mr. Elmer Minner of Chester, Pa,
en- Snent Saturday and Sunday at the
'IT home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Yrs Nimrod Minner.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Miles en-
+ortaincd friends from Richardson
Dark, on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Palmer and
family of Wilmington, Del, were
Sunday week visitors of his broth,
Or Mr.. William T. Palmer.
Mrs. Susan Tauresey will ele
bratp her eighty-tifth birthday or
July Fourth.
Mr. William Jackson and friends
we're Smyrna, Del, visitors on las
Sunday.
Mr. Norval Grant and frien(
motored to Elkton, Md, on las
Sunday evening.
Newark post., 1919-07-02

the struggle. 1t is advocated as a
check on old age. Young bloods
fond of mixed drinks and cut off
therefrom in their prime are told
OF delicious combinations awaiting
them. A fine acetic cafe may be
made by adding the juice of two
or three lemons to quart Of but
termilk or "bracer" be obtained
by using several eggs. A "butter-
milk straight" however, is the
most highly recommended, per-
haps on the assumption that moth
ing added to buttermilk can hurt it.
Men accustomed to fancy drinks
as well as the more easily satisfied
drinker of beer should be much
comforted by this circular issued
by solicitous government for thei1
comfort and cheer. All they are
asked to do is to line up early or
July l, which it has dubbed "But
termilk Day." and begin the habi
Of liking this pacifier for their owl
good and incidentally to help tn
farmers increase it's production
NeV York Herald.