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New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Buyers of Bronx Realty
Plan Flats for Sites
Ten Story Structure To Be
Built at Fordham Road
and University Avenue


AS a site for ten story apartment
house Jacob S. Kahn, of Lanzner &
Kahn, has purchased the six lots at the
northeast corner of Fordham Road and
University Avenue. The lots were sold
by NJ. I. Strunsky for client of Sam
uel H. Goldng.
Another Apartment Planned
The Bensoul Construction Company,
Benjamin Soul treasurer, has bought
from the Bedford Holding Corporation
the seven lots at the southwest corner
of 180th Street and University Avenue.
The property fronts 169 feet on Uni
versity Avenue by 10S feet on 1SOth
Street. The builders will erect a six
story apartment house laid out for
forty-fve apartments in small suites.
Leitner, Brener & Starr were the
brokers.
Two Webster Avenue Flats Sold
Kurz & Uren have sold for Anthony
McOwen the two FIVE story apartment
houses, on plot 74x162x irregular, at
the northwest corner of Webster Ave
nue. and 1S4th Street, to the Crausman
Realty Company.
Investors Buy Two Houses
Clement H. Smith has sold to a client
for occupancy the one-family dwelling
at 2247 Tiebout Avenue; also sold to
an investor the four story apartment
house at 2067 Mohegan Avenue, and re-
sold the four story apartment house ct
Att Third Avenue to an investor.
Sales in 140th Street
Frank L. Lescault has sold the three
story brick dwelling, on lot 17x1OO, at
446 East 140th Street, to Samuel Held
through S. H. Frankenheim.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

9TH ST, 65 W: Helen Macdonald. 1os
iark ct. Ridgeneld Park. ]. to Lorenyo
Cuneo and william Podesta "a
son. az Nassau st; April 2. 1919. .sl'5oo
ll9rn 1dd ST, s. 8: 1910 e Park az. i7iox
Bklyn: Aug 49,. 1913; atty. 3 Besd,ne
7o1,, - corrt % Ct 81. Bklyn. $3.50
'otH 81. LOB w; Chas Seidler to Column
bia Trust Co. 60 Bway, trustee VII,
Grace Syns SeidIer ct al; satisfied 81
record by order Supreme Court May ~
1919, Justice Samuel Grcenbaum: attv
for plaintiff Frank r. Phillips. Sc WajI
1T: Oct !. 1897. 81 onn
12tD sr. sos E; Paul schcrbnesr- Iron iron
works to Jno h Bail. of Poughkeepsio.
N !: atty, Geo IL Epstein, % Nassau
ct: June 1e. 1904. IS. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
John c Bvrnes to Jas F. A Donohue.

j
" 18th st; June {; atty p Hallock.
cE65:rozAa ass'1 &H IT, s. sszssilzsa ~
zss 176 ST; mtg s7.7oo. June 8; atty,
John Kadel, $40 E 14sth st ..... $500
t0A : ST ST e S, SO 10th st, 2lxlOo; J
Tiffany st; mtg, $1,000 June T. atty, s
NJ Newman, 1161 Vyse 800
s7o.5x FIX " ls.sx n 2o.5x II 69lO to
beg; Paul Hansen to Isaac y Benequit,
44S e 1S9th st; mtg, $4,000, June s.
2olST ST, $, 100 W Valentine av 25x1OO;
Caroline Schnath. widow Geo f to Dora
Schnath at Evanston. III; mtg, $4,000,
June z, atty, IL l. Schaeffer, 50 Liberty
Av. 2isth st. l2a.fx
Gregor Teibel, 1245 st AIMS av; June =
atty, a NJ Schwartz, S47l White Plains
B6oNn Az. 1852. $, 25xioo. Barbapa Sara
aav mtg $3.50, June 8; atty. Title
r q; Gpar r & T CO, l76 Bway .:.:.... 500
mann to Bertha Cantor. t17 Morris
farS az; mtg. 500, June c; atty. Law
yers T & T Co, 100 Broadway. 81
s4.oN25. llxHI.7: VIM l Seaman to Max
JaediAer, Ills Boston rd mtg, $500,
.1une :, atty Lawyers & Co. $50
BOSTON RD. W 8. 792 n is7th st. s4xioo Zoo
Gay Lee Bee Holding Co to JOS B schorr,
ovo Dawson 81; mtg, go to0. June 8;
atty, Lawyers T 6. T Co, 100 Bway 500
15sTH ST, 5 $, 175 S e Courtlandt av,
25xl00; John Brandum ct al, heirs to
Irma Mollis' S72 q 15Sth ST May 26;
atty Lawyers 7 & 7 Co, 100 Bway. s10O
LOT II, map Geo w Hunt. also lots II to
23, map Schrenkeisen; julius Gross
mann to Adeline Grossmann, his wife,
LAWYERS 7 & T Co. $50 Bway ........$i
LOTS 10 to ls map Flanagan Est; Jas S
Mapes ct al to Geo B Mullen, 2787 East
ern Blvd. & ano; mtg, sl,l0O, June Z:
attys. Mapes G. r. $40 e 149th st. 500
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Department Store Expands

The Level Realty Company, Morris
Miller, president, has leased for twen-
ty-one years to the L. Wertheimer De-
partment Stores large plot adjoining
its department store at Fordham Road
and the Concourse, on which is to be
erected four-story building similar to
its promises. Two years ago Mr.. Vert
heimer took twenty one year lease of
the adjoining corner from the same in
tarestR
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

I'D Av, %: "a av. al; 2bth 1t. al1 70 aAs
E. 1st av, "a; WiIlett at, 81, ana 9Th ct.
ao,;,c.,,sn 49,; ieaseho,d: In the matter of tho
committees OF the property Of Thomas
Fothnann. an alleged incompetent per-
hon. atty, F y Trautnann
Harvey Ladew ct al (partition): attyn
Dawson II Underhili
SaD ST. 4os w Joseph NJ l. Striker, by
ton TO regain possesslon OF u nart
stc): atty. q II Haven
Bronx
wEeTcHTsTER AV. n VIC. 17ssv con-
cora as, sesxl76: Kate H Belioni agt
Carrie Murphy ct al; (foreci iosurs Of
mori9ake)j attya. Reeves 4 TODD.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
News and Comment
OF the City and
Suburban Field
loft Building, Apartments
and a Number of Dwell
ings and Large Estates
Change Owners
Sale of Duane St. Loft

csorge r. Read & Co. have sold for
.rrss Wolf Peck the fve-story and
sssement store and loft building on
lot 25x75. at 13S Reade Street, between
urdson and Greenwich Streets. a but
tar and egg concern is the buyer. 1t
w;Il occupy part of the building.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Real Estate
More Join Movement
To Buy City Homes
Sherman Post Haight Gets
House in East 77th ST.;
Other Sales of Dwellings

Other Sales of Dwellings
The Everett M. Seixas Company and
Francis B. McAnerney have sold for
Mrs. Anna B. Carroll the dwelling on
lot 2ox10o at 81 East Seventy-seventh
Street to Sherman Post Haight for his
occupancy.
Sells in 5Sth Street
Leander B. Shaw has sold the four
story dwelling, on lot 18x100.5, at %
West Fifty-eighth Street.
Sells in 137th Street
B. W. Smith has sold for A. M. Rob
inson the four story dwelling, on lot
16.Sx100, at 2S4 West 18th Street. The
buyer will occupy.
Amsterdam Avenue Sale
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold the three-story dwelling, on lot
25x100, at 1888 Amsterdam Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

GCUVFRNEuR ST, Al; Marx Dorfman agt
WIN Underwood Estate, owner; Nathan
Safer. contractor ...............$92 SO
BOTH ST. 3 and 6 W. Harax Construction
Corp agt Columbia College. Demarest &
Defnarest. Inc. owners: Solomon Kalvin,
owner and contractor. r............sl. .030
5eTH ST. $40 w: Sam Oppenheim agt
Mary II. Manuel. owner: Joseph Edol-
man. agent and contractor. $50
WALL ST, 81 and GO; David Kramer agt
Realty and improvement Co, own
er. walter J Pierce, contractor. - Sc 90
Bronx
EAGLE Av, $40; Marcus Derer agt Hen
r1nteA Brcen, owner and contraction $40
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Twelve Lots in Dyckman
Section Traded by Operator

Frederick Brown has sold to John
pyrne, through Leitner, Brener &
stsrr, twelve lots on West 204th Street,
between Ninth and Tenth avenues. 1t
comprises two plots, each 150X10O, one
on the south side of the street and the
other on the north side. In part pay
ment Mr. Brown took the dwelling at
1900 Franklin Avenue. on q plot 49x1a0.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
10Th St. Buyer Plans Garage

Peter P. Sherry has sold 435 West
Sixteenth Street, 8 fve-story tenement
an lot 25x92, to James S. Harmon. The
same broker recently sold the adjoining
,-operty at 433 TO Mr.. Harmon. He will
improve the plot with garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Fieldson Owner Adds to Plot

George Howe has sold for the Della
field Estate plot in block IS, Feldston.
Riyerdale- or the Hudson, to J. ]. Ham
ilton, who owns the adjoining premises.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
BOROUGH oFsTHE BRONX
LONG ISLAND
BeautIia Seven-Acre Tract
at MflIga Place, Long Island

on the Waang River Branch of the Long
Island Ralro &. All cleared high and dry
land. Station on the property. Seven miles
eas; Of Port Jefferson. At a sacrifice. 81. 400
Address Real Estate. Box IA. Bay Shore. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Ru;lding in l2oth St. Sold

T. s. Maxwell has sold for the Dee
Realty Company the five-story build
Inc on lot 25x99.11 at 318 East 126th
St-ast
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

J McKeon and T ] McKeon to ELY NJ NJ
Anderson. An sisc so Y y 10th st mtg Nov 2.
ss'',21o' ssns adcE at{y' G x 7 Co. 176 Bwsay;
2srH ST, q "; sarah King to central sisG
sAv Bank 100 SO 14th doo st TIA :, assns sns
5oTH ST. ss2 f; Augusta Doctor tor and nt',pno ano
to Rudolph ] Muller. of Monticello, n
Y; mtg, $4,000; atty, Lawyers T & 7
12sD ST. SO F. Geo T Drew. exr. to .ino aUo
b Ball I'm Of Milton, Y; mtg, $1,000: flied
READE sT, 1ss-i42; Adolph II. snndel- .,il
son to Jos Kreinick, Sc W 119th st; mtg,
$1,000 atty. Jacob Reiger. 257 Bway
49TH ST. SOB w Tredlz Brusins. trustee ,y.
40 Eliz Bollmann. 247 West Lincoln av,
attys, salter & sieinI.amp is IS Nassau Nassau
10TH s,r. 4o6 "; n Title 8 Mtg StSVto Co TO
Jos Hand, 1867 9TH av; mtg, $4,000
sgd ST. $40 w; Bankers Trust Co to Y
Title g. Mort Co, 1S5 Bway; mtg. $4,000
Sd Av. 2so-2s4; Gottlieb NJ Karpas to
Pincus Lowcnfeid and ano; mtg 500
49, 20; atty Samuei Setback. IA bway. 500
SA ME PROPERTY Nettie Simons to AL
fred Myers, G2 Lewis av. Bklyn; Same
mtg ....'............... ..................s1
18TH T1ltos ST. s. extends ,an, fTcm Jerome to
to Benz Antn, 573 w 19l st; atty, Benz
Antin. 299 Bway. .............. 81 400
w ALTON AN, 937 Bertclsen Realty Co to
Edw j krng. jr. 532 Minneford av. city
Island atty. e j krug, 154 Nassau. 500
sTEBBlNs AV, W S, 81 $ Home, x =;
Anthony Av Realty Co to Stebbins Realty
d Constn Co, li9 Bway; atty, j e Ma
limo 1856 Crotona pkway
SAME PROPERTY; Celia schlesinger to
same; atty, same. .................$27 2750
ST AIMS AV, IFS; Avis l. Ernst to
steiner Bros, a corp at Birmin CHAM, Al
atty, c &. w Il Buckley, al Bway
$4,000
17aTH ST, 113 r; August Jacob to IIdw
j Erug, jr, 532 Mnneford av, City Isl
and Y: atty. e j Krug. $50 Nassau
~ = :. , ......$l00
THEMONT AV, 220; Dora Schwenk to
r. J krugg, jr, $50 Nassau st....s10O
LIEBlG AV, 2027; Fredk A Brusius trus
70 Eliz Bollmann. 247 West Lincoln av
Mt Vernon. N Y; attys, Salter & S, lao
Nassau st. st................... 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Is ne-Fanlily Semi-Detached Houses
and Two-Fanily Houses at Vista Place
68th ST.. bet 5th & 9Th Aves., BAY RIDGE, BROOKLYN

These houses also have garages and are built
OF brick and stone-two stories planned for
the convenience of the housewife. Each one is
real horne that is certain to be sold before
completion. Now under construction and are
to be offered at moderate prices and on easy
terms Several hundred lots in this neighbor-
hood will be similarly improved Our easy
Housekeeping Homes" are we'll worth waiting
for.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
10 Artistic New Bungalows
At Neponsit, on the Rockaway Coast

Exceptional bungalows of superior type in
one of New York Citys choicest seashore all
the-year home sections, few blocks from the
Atlantic Ocean and overlooking Jamaica Bay
They contain five rooms and bath and will be
$4500 to $4750 each on easy terms Cannot be
duplicated for $500. Electric express trains
run from Pennsylvania Station, 33rd St., and
Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, to Rockaway Park
then trolley to Neponsit Time from Manhat-
tan As minutes Office on the property
For Tss f.spsans ss Sssse e @ Ha details o
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
MORTGAGE LOANS

Ayie. ~ seya, 81 .eoe, ,oo1. TOR an. ,,s !, a,
DHf1ss, liza Broa6wsy.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Nine-Story Building
Taken by Advertising Co.
Makers of Display Novelties to
Have Interesting Home in
West 18th Street

Spear e. Co. and M. & L. Hess, Inc,
have leased the nine story and base
ment building, containing $4,000 square
feet. at 43 and 45 West Thirteenth Street
to the Binger Company, manufacturer
of advertising material for sales pro-
motion campaigns. A large studio, con-
structed entirely of glass, will be erect
ed on the roof in connection with COM
modious dressing rooms, property
rooms and laboratory. An entire floor
will be given over for the manufacture
of mechanical devices. In the new
home of the company will be show
room designated as "Idea Avenue"
which will be equipped with store
fronts on both sides. The sidewalks
will be paved and will have corner
lamp posts. The lease is for long
term of years at a rental aggregating
$250000.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased to S.
Freehof, furrier, the two-story build
ing at 106 West Thirtieth Street, near
Sixth Avenue. After extensive altera-
tions Mr.. Freehof will use this build
ing for his business.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Sale in Greenwich VILLAGE

samuel Cowen has sold to the New
port Holding Company 25 Grove Street
a six-story apartment, on plot 82x77.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10

FARM WANTED
kET YORK STATE

49,. TASTKD--,ro rent or work nm
sssss =. py married couple. One neglected
lss.s1. :" ssfna whieh docs not psy pro-
ttyiss ~ ~ss y. II. EEf%L. n. r. y. /.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
NEW JERSEY

Is ~, D,o5gwooD y. J.-Aerac.i,s nt,,s horns.
kssezs<x f%fns. bcdfoosns bath, s,1am hsat
DtC,s. all ifQpSovsmsits '
us r. naistrum -Gordon e. Formnn,
f,dss4sL =: {, Rector 77l1
e->ss"">lt y j. Tel 555
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

Front NeSroCSra ST, s., NV $. 1s7Ss45; Eyeretts
'front.' st 6; all liens; May 20 attys,
Merrlll. r & T. 100 Rway.. ........S100
William ST: lis, s. S96 n John ST
runs l011 and . and OK IL e 27.2x
l26.e to street s 253 to beg
Broadway- John st Corpn TO 122-l26
Wltllhm st Realty Corpn, 90 Nassau st:
aftys. A & H Block. 90 Nassau st 800
" ESI ~ l22, s Dey st, 309x49.2x
I4.2N547 1872 West st Co to Jessie c
hlng, Bound Brook j; mtge $40, 900:
MoNRoE ST. soo.2. 3 s. 5l.sxa5, cherry cherry
ST. 46S-70, II s, 51.10x1O0; Pechter Realty
co to Specially Baking Co; ntge sg3. 900;
attys, IA benold & S, 6l Bway y.....slO0
ESSEX ST, ] 4a X; Geo w Tanning to
Ada |. Harris, 81 5th av; all liens: March
Z. lSl attys. Salter & S, 140 Nassau st ST
LESSEN ~, 15O X; same to same; all
liens; Mar Z. 1?17 attys, same ......Sl
BLEECKER ST, '354 W s. 5o.4 n 10th ST.
19.3x75.10; Bleecker. st. $50, n w G 10th
st. 5ol 1x2s ex irreg 10th st, PIT ". II $,
l6.sN75 Anne e Mortimer to Mary A
Mortimer, Gl w list st: all liens: June T
= sddrsss 9, Albert Mortmer III Bway 81
GREENW1CH ST, 637. s. 25xll2x25x114;
broadway John ST Realty Corpn to 1922
70 William St Realty Corpn, SO Nassau
st; attys, A & II Block. So Nassau st 500
HIDSON ST, 54,, W S, 1S.1OX67.11xl7.9x
13:6; VIM II Sage to Nathan CARRIER 4o
sth aV; June 5; atty, Lawyers T. g. 7
~ 10" o"ay ................ 81
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
.1RsisHED APARTMENTS Tn Irr

]. s--S4.,',I sSIsDI DhiyF, +4s. north OF 1igth
s'ssssf T. - 10 a.gs roon1s. 3 to baths. ,.
sss;ssea IN 'Ss@n, ~, 70 sz,oo9; immediate pos.
ss..s-s.sn1. 1850 Aaetsrdam ave, or supt
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
Il lwo-Family Semi Detached Houses
on Sullivan St. near Nostrand Av.. BROOKLYN

These high grade houses are Of the Easy
housekeeping type with attractive brick and
stone exte1iors, and all have garages They
are now under construction and will be sold at
moderate prices and on easy terms. Several
hundred lots in this neighborhood will be SINH
larly improved in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-10
CITY REAL ESTATE
JOHN L. PARISH
REAL ESTATE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
i.s oaaway-Tel. $40 Cortlandt.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17
TAFT BI4AMES WILSON
FOR LEAGUE ATTITUDE

Washington, Oct. l4.-Blame for
his incorporating attitude toward
republicans in the senate who are
seeking to amend the league OF ma
lions covenant is laid at the door OF
President Wilson by former Presi-
dent William II. Taft.
What is his present dutyf" Mr..
Taft asks. 1T is to face the facts as
they are and make the best of them.
1t is to secure as mild reservations as
he can and in good faith urge ac-
quiescenee in them by other sigma
tories OF the treaty.
The president is certain that the
people by a large majority are for
a ratification OF the treaty. He has
satisfied himself OF this by his trip.
But the majority of the people are re-
ported. even by the correspondents
on the presidents trip, to be for rat
ification with safe guarding res
ervations, and this though they may
not have the form of those reserva-
lions clearly lin mind. One gets a
general idea of public opinion on
such a trip as the presidents: but,
as Mr. Bryan and others have found,
he must be aware of taking too rosy
view of the good will of an Amer
lean crowd, anxious to see and hear
leader. especially a president or a
presidential candidate. His oppor-
tunities do not enable him to safely
discriminate between public opinion
ion in favor OF unconditional ratifi-
cation and that for reservations.
IF his present policy is persisted
in and the treaty is rejected. the
President cannot escape the respon-
sibility for the result The Senate's
consent by two-thirds is essential
to the making oft he treaty. That
body has a equal duty to his and has
right to make conditions In ratify-
ing. The president must recognize
this duty and this right He should
exercised he influence he has over
the Democrats who follow him to Sc
cure the best compromise he can
which will leave a useful league. BY
leading his supporters away from
cooperation with republican pro-
leaguers he courts rejection. In do
ing so he subjects himself to the
same criticism he makes against the
bitter enders for supporters of the
league may as we'll say I'm the face of
a great world need he is sacrificing
to his personal impotence the chance
of securing, not all he would have the
league be. but much of inestimable
value. Let us hope the president will
conclude to save the treaty by
statesmanlike compromise. To seek
rejection rather than a compromise
in order to make a winning issue at
the next election is to yield to a po-
litical motive"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17
THE N-C-4 DRIVEN
BY NEW FORD MOTORS

The Ford Motor company has just
received official advice from the Ma
Wy department that 1t was four Ford
Liberty Motors-all built in the
Ford Company's shops at Detroit
which furnished the power that drove
the N-C-4 to victory In it's recent rec
ord breaking flight across the At
lantic from Trepassey. Newfound-
land to Plymouth. England, a dist
ance of 1000 miles. They were reg
ular stock motors built during the
war as a part of the Ford Liberty
Motor production.
Upon his arrival in Lisbon, Port
ugal. Lieutenant Commander Read.
said. The engines functioned per-
feetly all the way from America to
Portugal. And American Naval Of
ficers who inspected that motor up
on its arrival at Plymouth, England,
stated that the big sea plane was in
even better condition than when Il
left America.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17
LAVA HOT SPRINGS TO HAVE
A MODERN HOSPITAL

On Friday morning. October 10th,
Riverside Hotel was taken over by a
company OF physicians who will ul-
timately turn 1t into thOroly
equipped up-to-date hospital. For
the present. however. II will continue
to be run as a first class hotel, under
the able management of J. +.
Blakeley. while the company assem-
bles the necessary equipment.
II is the intention of the company
to install a modern X-Ray and 10
have their own laboratory and en-
ploy technician. They will in the
course OF short time be able TO han
die any surgical cases.
All OF the doctors are physicians
of high standing in their profession
and there is but little doubt that the
enterprise will prove one OF the big
gest things that has come to Lava
Hot Springs Lava Hot Springs
News.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17
TRAVELLED ALL
OVER THE WORLD
but Tanlac Helped Him More Than
Treatments Here, In Europe, and
In South America.

The following statement which was
made few days ago by II. l.. Fin
niger. watch maker for the Nathan
Dohremann Geo, living at SO Plato
St, San Francisco Cal, is both inter-
esting and remarkable. Mr.. Filming
er said:
II have been treated for indiges-
ton in France, Italy and Switzer-
land and in North and South Amer
lea. in fact all over tho world. but
Tanlac Is the only thing | have ever
found that would do me much good.
Always after eating / would have
awful cramping pains In my stomach
and ! could hardly stand IT, had
fallen off in weight until I was lit
tie more than "A frame of bones. and
my nerves were so shattered that the
least thing would upset me. did
not shleep to do any good and would
get up in the morning more tired
than on going 10 he'd. My strength
and energy had about all left me and
many time felt like I would have
to give up entirely.
Besides taking everything in the
way of stomach treatments and med
icines. ] have tried all the different
kinds OF diets. also the rest cure, but
never got more than passing re-
lief But the way a few bottles OF
Tanlac has brought me out OF IL IL
more than ] can understand. At
tho time | began taking the med
icine / only weighed ninety-eight
pounds, and now | balance the scales
at one hundred and eighteen. making
gain OF twenty pounds on the first
bottle OF Tanlac. After finishing my
first bottle and half OF the second 1
could see that ] was getting better
and from that time on my improve
ment was very fast. ! can eat just
anything now and never suffer a bit
Of distress afterwards. My nerves
are now in excellent condition so
that | now get eight hours OF good
sound sleep every night. ! get MP
In the mornings now ready for good
breakfast and a good days work. !
usually put In an hour or two I'm my
garden before going to tho store.
which would have been impossible be-
fore taking Tanlae. Ny appetite II
fine now, ! relish everything I ca.
and am enjoying better health than
| have In years. TanIae has Ger
tainly been al ife saver for me and It's
reaal pleasure to recommend st."
Tanlac IA sold In Montpelier by
tho Modern Drug Co.
governor Davis is In reeeipt nj "
esSage from Governor William n C"'
ephens OF California asking ,h., o.
Q legislature be convened in extys Al
'sion on Nov. 81. Thanksgiving rs
mas sent a similar request 10 the
Vernors Of Arizona. New Mexico !"
yoming. Oregon. and Washington Sd
i'ins OF the California Legislature 70
the proposed extra session "a AZ We
1aen' upon the action OF the oth. "a
states. Kansas Is said to have al m'
'oy issued call for a one-day CT. 40
session. at
4 am giving the matter serious is
slasration," said Governor Davis
NOTICE To CREDITORS
Estate OF Christian Butler, de-
7 ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
derEigned executor Of the estate Of
Christian BuhIer. deceased. to ths
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17

YOU certainly ger when smokcards table
call for tidy red tin Prince Albert
makns cigarettei You'll hire
Of sokestunts Why
awaiting cal in home rolled cigarette
packing!
Talk about havo Man. haven't the listen Of hall
smokecareer what rolling with r.
And Of p
Prince A5e qaity-sand1 that
bite ard parch With A. smokesong makis
will ou!ast ponogaph heard Prince Albert
is cinch roll It's crimp and like
Prince Albert
bel the
where smoked before
the joys Of smoking
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17

,ev In recent editorial published In
Tthe weiaer-signal II said.
doc Surely II IL time for the Non
League 20 kst control Of
'ouI Idaho and give her people a taste Of
Torbeal tar reform such as IL bsinS
udgiven the people Of North Dakota %
1or Senator John d. Robertson OF
owweiser rises 20 remark that after
uiexamininG all the evidences In hia
s'posseHsion as tax commissioner that
1.-THE public utilities In Idaho are a.
sssed AZ a higher percent Of value
3 than the average tar payer In Idaho
In spite Of the fact that the con
81 stltution says all taxes shall be uni
le form"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-10-17

The beginning OF most every ser
Ious disorder f. constipation. II you
want to enjoy the best Of health keep
your bowels regular This Is best ac-
complished by proper diet and exer-
else, but sometimes a medicine ii
needed and when that IL needed you
will find that Chamberlain Tablets
are excellent. They are mild and
gentle in their action. easy and pleas
ant to take. Give them . trial. They
only cost a quarter.