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UNITED CO. IN q mo LEASES.

The United Cigars Stores Company has
leased from Constantin Wagner for
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental
OF 1925 600 the entire store property at
Si7 to s65 Longwood avenue and si2 to
S36 Westchester avenue at the northeas st
corner OF these thoroushfarea.. The
property contains seventeen stores, +. and
IS one OF the most prominent busine -
corners In The Bronx. Porter e.. Co.
were the brokers In the TRANSACTION. d.
The company also leased the entire
ground floor OF the southwest corner OF
Fordham and Jerome avenues from Pat
rick GUILTY. william r Lowe was the
broker. The rental involved Is $4,000.
In third transaction the company
leased from Isadore Levy the northwest
corner OF Ninety-fifth street and 2noad-
way with frontage on Broadway Of rs
rect. After extensive alterations these
premises will be offered for rent
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SANDERS. HnNRr-In pursuance Of an
order Of Honorable John p. cohAian. a Sur
notice 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims AGAINST Henry Sanders. late
Of the County OF New York, deceased, TO
TO the subscriber. at her place OF Transact
ing business, the once OF her attorneys.
stanehnsld 4 Lazy, No; iao broadway.
before the i5th day OF September next.
Dated, New York, the ioth day Of March.
1872 l sERThA s4N4TRs s5ssStri e,
ExsOutTix. iae broadway. Manhattan. n. Z,
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TO BUILD ON 9TH Av. CORNER,

As site for a business improvement
samuel Schlossman has purchased from
the estate OF Caroline Arras 955 TO $50
west Thirty-ninth street and 52i to $40
Nlnth avenue. northeast corner OF these
,noroushtares The property, which had
been owned by the family OF the seller
Tor sixty years, conaists Of six four and
nve story tenements fronting - feet on
Ninth avenue by 100 feet on Thirty ninth
street 1t had been held at $4,000.
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Marvin ana Mrs. wyciifte Rose: IN 81
East Eighty-second street to Paul NJ
Coourn: IN 156 East Seventy-ninth
street to Commander w. Il. Franklin,
who was In charge of the Pelham Bay
Naval Station; In 40 East Eighty-third
street. to $. J. Rosensonhon in 100
East Seventy-fifth street to Mrs. NJ. c..
Courtney; in II East Slxty-eighth
street to Ralph Crews, and in 80 west
Seventeen street to Monroe C. Gut
man.
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DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease q Elliman leased for Mrs
Henry c. Barnes to Mrs. H. coletti the
three story dwelling at 81 East Ninety
first street.
Leonard Morgan Company leased the
three story dwelling at 231 West Tnnrty-
sixth street for George A. vreeland to
Elizabeth Clarke,
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SATISFIED MECHANIcs' LIENS.
CENTRAL PA
- Az II

CENTRAL PARK W. ssi to SIS, and ssd
81, WE Ullman a Sons. Ino. Rgi
BroadedTs corpn ct al, Nov !.
cElS srs PPARK W. sal and sis i;eSSiai
son Painting 4 Decorate Co. Inc, agi
.s FITS sT 'a Sis = TO 81 wNorihsln wat.r
proohng Co. Inc. ast Marginal Realty
il, corpn:. April 9. isiT tesncellsd) n,27s.O
! aEt same, Sept %. 1913 (ean-
SAME RRoPER;TY-Miliei. payb;lii = e.
. sgt Same. Sept II. 1913 lcan.
SANE PRoPERTY-Nati Fireproof. sssf
: q Door co, Inc. Agt same; May ., 1871
SANE PRoPERTY-Jsroms Pagano ssl
'srs s Mss isiI !c w,ars 81 i;Ss
18TH sslifa ST. i; wwn Mile. 81 4 81
slmi Beck 81 al Sept 4. isis....,tsi
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

BY Joseph L, Day,

BY Joseph p, Day.
GOTH ST. All q, n 8, 400 . lrt av. iEx
1905, 9 atty tnt--R 4 Caldwell sgt Es-
ther Isenbsrsi due, fgo.sS5.of. taxes, &C,
1SoIsS; to the plaintiff, .,.......ls 900
BY Arthur c, Sheridan.
ssTH ST, ssi ~ ~ 9Th Az. is.s 8,
Johnland Agt Elysee Realty Co ct al;
due, sloisa1 1851 taxes. &C, $3.50 TO
the plaintiff. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 600
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Yesterdays Fires

A. ~, Loss.
ibo-t1a wsst Broadway; Emsr-
man and Baumoehl & Co. and
otnerb unknown
tgb-117b I'd av.t unknown. Unknown
loi8-is Rutgers pi; Israel Horo-
p. NJ.
i2:is-is Morton IT.. rubbish In va
cant lot. unknown. ...... Unknown
i1:S0-S5 p. eth st; unknown. .Unknswn
2:o6-i10 w. forth st.; nre In auto
mobile, unknown. Slight
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The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which tho ahove-de-
scribed property Is to DO sold Is 3222b6.72,
with interest thereon from the nth day OF
April. 1919. together with the costa and
allowance amounting to SSS7.lO, with
interest from April 2Sth 1919, together
mentH and water rates. or other lls.>.
which are 10 be allowed to the purchaser
out of the purchase money, or paid by the
Referee. is t627.2O and interest
Dated. New YORK. April so, 1919.
JOHN l. O'BRIES
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orr1crRa wANrrn tnr IN. n.- u.,

OFFICERS WANTED for the new Msr.
chant Marine. Native or naturalizsd
Americana can enter the United States
Shipping Board School for teaching Navi-
CATION and get an Onicer's License Two
years previous experience In the deck de-
partment as a seaman IL necessary In order
to get Third Oficer's license. Instruction
IL entirely free. No enlistment Is required,
Course from four 10 eight weeks. Day
and night classes so YOU can support your
self while at school Amply to Capt. Bond,
The Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn: or 20
A. d. spauldinE. I'll Jersey Avenue. Jer-
sey City, N. Y. JOHN FREDERICK
LEWIS, Chief OF Section .. ioS South
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease 4 Gilman leased apartments
In $40 Park Apenue 10 Col. F. N. Black I;
IN a70 Park avenue TO DIR. L. r. Sulli-
van; in S29 Park avenue 10 W. H.
HYDE. Mira T. d. bodmsn. David n.
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ment house at 70 Irving place held At
500. 900.
The same company also sold for DR..
A X McAichael the six story loft build :
ing !91 and 1913 Greenwich street, held
at $4,000.
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SEALED PROPOSALS for manufacturing
breaches q, u. specifications, 1855 except
TO be made OF 40 OF. suitins, win be re-
Room ana Munitions Building. Washing
ton, d. c. Specifications and Proposal
Blanks will be furnished on APPLICATION to
thu above address
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

IN ONE FAMILY HOUSES rooms; ali
Saet hoors; gas. electricity; viii sell ons or
Jana ar'Ge. tf,too-15,ooo; on Jerome Ave,
&ym.ILcs Ia l. No agents BOX lSs. 2TS
n2ckon Ave, Brooklyn.
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LIS PENDENs.


CONVENT Av. . o cor l51st ct, ts.sxs.tx
irreg-Trustees of tho Fund for Aged
and Innrum Clergymen OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the Diocese Of N Y
OF mortgsgO; sttys Harrison, Elliott
a Byrd.
FRANKLIN ST, iss; Hudson ct, $50. and
9Th av, 11i--Clomentine y Dun ct al
agt Mary Rodenkirohen OF al
tamended action TO oonstrue WILL Ac) ,
atty. N y johnson.
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PhOPOsALs.

- ~ -
SEALED BIDS will be received By the
BOARD OF water supply, at its ofriess. TWEEN
V-sscond hooT, Municipal Building. Park
ROW, Centre and CHAMBERS Streets. New
York CITY. until II \. II. on Tuesday.
May 30, 1919, for Contract 100, for soil
treatment, furnishing and laying water
pipes, building concrete steps and walks
and doing miscellaneous work In tho vicin-
ity of the Kensico dam In tho Towns OF
Mount Pleasant and North Castle, Vest
chester county. New York. al. as sol forth
In the specifications,
Al tho above place and tins the bids will
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
above address, at the once Of tho Score
tsry. by depositinB tho sum OF ten dollars
ltlo) In cash or Its equivalent for each
pamphlet. For further particulsr apply
10 the once OF the Principal Assistant En.
ginssr. at the above address
JOHN +. CALVIN, President
CHARLES n CHApW OK.
l.. J. O'REILLY.
Commits onsrs. Board Of water Supply.
Benz. r. EinbiGlSr. Secretary.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Mani attain

part basemsnt-Martin Doyle to Thomas
John, 2es w 4ist st, 10 yrs from June
ALIEN ST. io4. basement stores and part part
%aamaR sas BEAM psinsc.y o.Rn 70 yrs s@m from
jobs 81; 90. sil-aso 3 B!an.op to New
Am' isG H.. ca;u,s Co. 90 John = ,d 10
HGDsoN ST. 500. store and Basement
thai, $50 W iisth st. yrs from May
2ofH 81 1850 w; also 18Th 81. si.ss w, W.
H sti.a FaT fi;s e eea s70 F3 scts st. to
ESzS.fd, IL B~ay: . iss Z 5000
Ian 10 ids scs1aats 49, f Balance G s, yP.
from May a. l. 1919; atty. Emanuel s
BRoApwA s;so In "a sis . aSs ' s.Ks 1
and yard; broadway, ASA. rear OF store
as " ,i5,a st, 'G iS liza 70 yssr. from
June !. 1919; atty Blumote. la2 Mas
nR sSS ss.o s : isS,b to "oUo
IG2x6s-ZengendaI Realty Co to Elias
May i. IsIS; atty. II z Ro,hstsin, 100
18TH ST, 500 W. ,alii--Pennant, Really Realty
co to l Realty Co, l5s Z stth
st. 3 yrs from May !. 1915 atty. IsIdor
II
CATHARINB ST. rs. str and part c.
Mamie and Robert w Won Felds to
Daylight Baking Co, on premises. 5 yrs
from July /, 1915 atty N dOgs,' g, ~
9TH Az, sss, upper nOors-Mary a
McGlynn to W Evogie, AL w Goth st,
Hughes, 81: W asa st.............i $3.50
Co 10 John N carbuion. bte W 1I7th
at, 10 yrs from May 1. 1915 attys,
Aron q wise, 60 Pine st..,....,fli,ooO
SAME PROPERTY-Pusey Press to same,
1914 years from July l. 1919; attys
same ...,...,........ .StbOo ana $b,OoO
Bronx.
FREMONT AV, tsa. space on "a floor
Isaac Wartsli TO Fredk II MeuschinE,
?O64 Morris av. yrs from May !. 1910;
SSssK " 70, S'i i a;js,ia; c;s:. SEQ %
from May /. 1912; attys, VIM Peters 4
Co, 1914 fremont ey....;.... 81. 900
PESspEST Az tel; RSS:Tt HSsIy
slo-l2 yrs from May ]. 1919; atty, Jos
II Mailer, $50 BwAy. ......,......fi,2o 200
BOSTON RID, li7S stors--Rosenwater
Rity Co to Sam Drucker, 1850 Jackson
Av, yrs from Dec l. 1915 attys. Levin
FOX ST., 6s7, cor store--Terminai Mig Co
to Maa Kasdsn; $50 Freeman q, yrs
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sArIsFIED MORTGAGES.

corded from May 7, 1sls-Natsim corpn
to the state Bank. SIS Grand st......n
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s1i,6oo, May Is. dus Nov ., 1880. So;
atty. Frank Kubischta. 1905 Franklip
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REAL EsTATK F0H gxCHAN0E.

WILL ExcHANGE tSrss n, Ss.ir.s;.
~ a, Belmar, n. j., for nttsen GSe
sST Penn. X. r, ttock, ,cHAS. d. JOHN,
-. - 10 sonarset St-, New Brunswick, N. j
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! ,isTH ST "a l05 Brentwood av. aSx
| l!S-Nen Buckingham agt Luciano Bon
giovi 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage) /;
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GARAGE BUILDERS BUY SITE.

Trinity Church Corporation, has sold
20 Greenwich Associates. Inc, whose
speciality Is garage construction, the
southeast corner OF Spring and Clark
street, s0xl25. The purchasers will erect
= garage from plans by George q Ed.
ward Blum The entire transaction in.
wolves $4,000. The purchasers re-
Gently leased other properties In the
greenwich Village section for garage
improvements.
SELLS APARTMENT AND LOFT.
The Duross Company has sold for Dr..
\. r McMichael the seven story apart
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LCWOLF, Is1s s,wsy; y; =; tn.
l. I. ess sAis - ssAkl
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

FRANCIS II, ARNOLD has retired from
under tho trade name Y. II. Arnold a
Co. His sons. John Weiles Arnold and
Dan Hinoklsy Arnold, will contiaus the
business under the nrm name OF " II. Ar
mold a Co. at Nos. 3 and West f?nd
Street, New York City, n. Y.
New York, April 80. 1919.
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tsouth Of Fourteenth street)

thorough of The BrOnI)
e6.sx 3 bax o.sx . 2dI W cas- to av n
sehin lsst Belmont Az, '' mtx ,sssco 800
May Is; atty. BsrmAn, as Broad !.
ARTaUR Nv, SO cor iisth st. s7iiIss.sg
1854 Belmont av. mtg $4,000. May ID:
sttE, j. Bsrms9 go HgSy AGO
hf iSoHMs nvi k.ipatGlos 2'G 10 Il Nose iO4
oRrien. :sss Heath ev, mtg 5000. May
n6thsst,Hsyi; / AT Co, isS bSay: $40.
p part FOR seERoSsl, MooTs sh to i SsR.
nile p Brotlss.. III Prospect sy, mtg
$4,000. May IL; atty. Lawyers T q T
cA& IA 10 FEY ST. i5ci. :, siI.tIi0Sn
Thomas J keane ct a. to hoss and Mary
Jsworower' go W lI2d g. ntx ;!s.os0;
iss s 81. 500 p, ssiixico.Mar,ln KSi.
man to John F Kiedrouski. 222 r 3sth ct,
mtg $4,000, May u atty. Carlson, iS2
MORRIS ~. >" iGm Kin.:Sridss
3D. if H1lS, mt Go 70 %m soHmiF
ssty.. sShmer s. 81 Liberty Sty' may u
l40TH ST $, y lot So map Melrose
B. So: ssiGS 20 ROBE :sSs'R q oS4sS sI'9 si +
fSS:S e. CO. .GSS Nay 10; ti5d
4 HOFFMAN Realty Co to Dorman Realty
Go, 4:4 Z sG:h at. mtg 1000. &c. May
TELLER Az, W ., 1855 18th ct. Bs.4xl6O
Teller av. mtg i22 1000. May il; atty.
pAfE ESsIssf az 1873 1884, hw'x s1.iao :1sa $500
shainmark. 1897 Fulton Nv. May 10;
atty, u Stein. so Maiden lsns, -, 400
loo-J9hn q Mccarthy 70 ssbsstianO
,si4H' az ~ .S;is CO . ,sS sT ray iSS
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SELLS APARTMENT AND LOFT.
Planaome Estates,

LoNo ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender ana
Attorney
East Side.
West RLAe,

(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th stresta)
18TH ST. 81 W. n O. isxsa, p m. May to
Arrow Holding Corp TO lawyers MTG
Co. 50 Liberty st, due May l. 1924. 81 81
atty. q a T Co, l7s Bway. =. $4,000
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Waterloo. Ind.

The Junior Neighbor club met Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dickson.
Prizes were awarded Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Caldwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Galloway. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Fiant. -. DR..
J. A. Sutchffe of Indianapolis spent
the weekend with his sister. Mrs.
Emma Doddridge. =. Ralph Farr and
wife were the guest Of relatives in
Liberty, Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Showalter of Brownsville
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Estella Hen
ry. Oliver Fiant is spending several
days at Martinsville for his health. :.
Mrs. Cort Troxell was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Sam lobe Of Wayne
county, Tuesday. Lawrence Green
spent Thursday night with Dan Fiant
-. Misses Zelma and Lula Wood are
entertaining friends from Rushville
Ind. -. Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fred Anthony. Wed.
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cort Troxell
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Hamilton, south of Connersville
... Misses Gladys and Mildred Lyons
spent the weekend with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Lyons and attended
the all-day meeting at Robinson chap
Ell Thursday. ..... Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Fiant spent Thursday with relatives
at Cambridge City. 49,. Homer Gala
way and family entertained Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Troxell
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Palestine, O.

Mrs. Mallnda Wilcox has been quite
ill. She is receiving treatment from
doctor in Richmond, Ind. -. Miss
Helen Starbuck, of Dayton, and Mr.
y. B. Wilcox, Of Greenville, O., were
weekend guests of Mrs. Miranda Judy
49,. Mrs. Alice Monks and grandson,
Lee Houpt, visited Mrs. Ethel Wallace
near Coletown, from Friday till Sun
day last week. Mr.. Norman Tea
ford will entertain Thanksgiving
guests, tomorrow. The quarter of
venison he provided for the feast
will doubtless be much enjoyed
80. Mr.. and Mrs. John Siniard enter
tanned the family at a THANKSGIVING
dinner. The Uniform Rank of the
X. OF p. gave an elegant game supper
at Greenville on last Friday night
Mr.. Jesse Rush and mother, Mr. Roy
Siniard, of Palestine, We're present.
The Junior order at this place
gave a rabbit and chicken supper at
the Junior Hall at Palestine on last
Saturday night Miss Manor, Of
Greenville, gave a violin solo and the
High School orchestra gave several
selections. The bountiful supper was
enjoyed by a large number. Mrs J.
B. Rush. Mrs. Ed Owens and other
Richmond people who were former
residents Of Palestine, are invited 20
be present at the first social to be
held next Saturday night, in the base
ment of the Universalist Church. This
will also be the occasion for the
furnishing of the basement.
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Greensboro. Ind.

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Grubbs spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Denver Grubbs of Losantville. ....
Henry French spent Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Linnie Myers. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Upton, spent Wednes-
day night and Thursday with Mrs
Tipton's parents near Muncie. Mrs.
Charles Thornburg and daughter
Melba, returned Thursday evening
from Hagerstown. MIR. and Mrs.
Julian Study and daughter, Martha,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Grubbs
spent Thanksgiving with their mother
Mrs. Mary J. Grubbs of Huntsville
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Veal of FIo
bart, Ind, are visiting his mother
Mrs. Veal. Mrs. Mary j. Grubbs and
Lucille Freeman are spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Grubbs
....Several from here attended the
basketball game at Economy Friday
evening. the score being 16 to IS in
favor Of Greensboro
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cile Huffman, Harry Brown, Miss Mar
jorie Pickett, Miss Blanche Carman,
Miss Carrie Boerner and Maurice Hin
shaw. ..... Mrs. Harry Vornauf spent
Thursday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Huffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Crawford and Harry Reeves
and family of Richmond were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kendall on
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carman entertained the following rel
atives at a turkey dinner Thanksgiv.
ing day: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carman and
family of Arba; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Carman and family of Chester: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pickett and family OF
Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Norris and
daughter Berdfce; Mrs. Mary Hennins
and daughter Dorothy; Mr. and Mrs
Walter Miller, all of Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Clements Of Richmond
Harry Morrow Of Columbus, O., Dr.
and Mrs. Roy Morrow and son of Con.
nersville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Kemp and family and Russell Joy OF
Richmond were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Morrow and daughter Nellie
at Thanksgiving dinner. -. Wallace
Kendall spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Ken
dali.
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(Ry Associated Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts, 5000; market. active; bulk,
$13 60@13.s5; top, $685.; heavies,
$13.5OG13.95; medium, $13.60@13.9O;
lights. $13.5o@13.s5; light lights, SIS
d13.65. heavy packing sows, smooth
s12.75@13.25: heavy packing sows
rough, $12.25G12.75; pigs. s12.5o@
1925.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000: compared
| with week ago, fat steers, so cents
to 81 higher; she stock. As to SO cents
higher; best feeders, Is cents higher;
others, steady; Western, Is to sc
cents higher; calves, steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; compared
with a week ago, fat lambs, soc a 81
higher; in between grades advancing
! most; fat sheep, yearlings, and feed
ing lambs, mostly % to SO cents
higher; feeders and breeding sheep
steady.
Unofficial estimates of arrivals Mon
day: Hogs. $4,000; cattle, $4,000;
sheep, $1,000; and for next week
Hogs, 250,OOO
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WILLIAMSBURG, Ind.

Rev. Robert Morris and wife visited
friends at Upland this week. DR.
Keith and family entertained num-
Der of out-of-town guests Thanksgiv-
ing. Miss Ruth Smith is spending a
few days with her parents near New
castle. .... Guy Davis and family of
Richmond spent Thanksgiving here.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin were guests OF
Mrs. Martins father near Fountain
City Thursday. go. Miss Clara Haws,
Margaret and James Smith, north of
town went to Newcastle Wednesday
evening to be the Thanksgiving guests
Of J. J. Smith and family. George
Armstrong and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Armstrong and baby were
the guests Of James Cobine and fam
lily near Fountain City Thursday.
Omer Wolf and family were enter
tanned by Omer Pierce and family
Thursday. Paul E. Lewis and fam
lily were the guests of relatives at
Hagerstown Thursday. Clarence
Pitts and wife were the Thanksgiving
guests of Mr.. Pitts parents of Rich
mond -. Mr. and Mrs. James Martin
entertained last Sunday Charles Veal
and family and Mrs. Clyde Martin and
son. Harry. 49,. .Enos Veal and wife
were the guests Of Charles Goodson
and family Thursday.
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Nero Paris, o.

Miss Ruth Tea went to her home
near Urbana Wednesday evening to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
her parents. Miss Anna Burtch Is
visiting for few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leftwich at Greenville.
Willard Morrison spent Thanks
giving with Dayton friends. :. Frank
Richie has returned to his home az
ter an extended hunting trip in Ore
gon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Via
and children, Mrs. Keelor and George
Keelor spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Via, of near New Madison.
....Mrs. e. H. Young spent Sunday
In Dayton as the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. S. X. Scott and family. 80. Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Coblentz and family
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coblentz, of Middleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown. Elizabeth
and Barnet Brown spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Barnet.
Miss Dorothy Kessler is spending the
weekend at her home in Richmond.
-. Miss Janice Hahn, who is a stu
dent at Ohio University, is spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yost, of Winches-
ter. are guests of Mrs. Mary Biles and
daughter Helen. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Hawley entertained on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hawley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hawley and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Hawley and son,
Roger. I. . Misses Vera Bevington and
Lois Baumgardner, Of Miami college,
are spending the weekend with their
parents. Rolla H. Brandon is spend
ing the weekend at his home in
Ansonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Roger and
their guests. Clyde and Owen Roger,
of Salem. Ohio. spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eby of near Ell
dorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muir
ply and daughter, Mary Frances.
spent Thursday with Greenville rela-
tives. Mrs. Emil Herman, Of Gin.
cinnati, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kirk
patrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ely
! and family spent Friday with Mr.. and
. Mrs. Harvey Roger. Ernest Poole
of Indianapolis. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Paul Clarke. Clyde
/; Ashman, of Dayton, spent Thursday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.
| Ashman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kirkpatrick entertained on Tuesday
Mrs. John Horrigan and daughter
Charlotte, of Camden. ...... Timothy
Glenn has purchased the property OF
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Chester, Ind.

Charles Buroker and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Charles were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Wes-
Ter. Miss Margaret Kendall spent
Tuesday night with her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Kendall before leav-
ing Wednesday for Thorntown, Ind,
for an extended visit with relatives
there. George Streif of Cincinnati.
o., is visiting his sister,. Mrs. Mary
Huffman and Charles Huffman and
family. -. There will be preaching at
the NJ E. church here Sunday morn.
ing, Nov. 80. Come. Miss Marie
Boerner entertained several young
friends with an oyster supper at her
home Thanksgiving evening. Covers
were laid for the following Miss Bon
ME Carman, Herman Shaffer, Miss Lu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
BUTTER FAT QUOTATION
Butter fat delivered in Richmond Is
bringing Is cents this week.
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Furnished BY Egsemeyer's)
LOCAL PRODUCE

Hot house tomatoes. Csc lb., beets,
10c bunch; leaf lettuce, Csc lb.; head
lettuce trimmed, 40c h.; dry onions,
Sc h.; parsley, 15c bunch; green man
goes, sc each; garlic, 75c h.; summer
squash, &c h.; cucumbers, Csc; cab
bage. SC h.; egg plant, Csc lb.; home
grown celery, &c bunch; cranberries,
13c h., 2 for Csc; green beans. Csc
h.; domestic endive, Csc ID; radishes,
sc bunch; spinach, zoe h.; Colorado
potatoes, sc h., 75c PIX, $3.50 blu.
Eggs, 7Sc per dozen; creamery but
ter, SIC h.; country butter 75c Id.
Produce, Buying.
Country butter, Csc. ID; eggs, 75c
dozen; old chickens, zoe h.; frying
chickens, zoe.
Bananas, 12c h.; lemons, 40c doz. !;
apples. 1Oc to 15c h., Tokay grapes,
25 cents pound; Chestnuts, soc lb;
fresh Cocoanut. Csc; fancy Delicious
Apples, 3 for Csc; winter Banana Ap-
pies, for Csc.