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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04
Only MeAayy Way 10
Removes W@12z0mczEzixy i"
How To "Dissoive Away"
Hal rs-A Superduoua
Hair Remover without
The Trouble and Skin
Snotting-A Method Used
by Those Who Know.
Hy Nnlcska Surntt.

HERE is only one right way TO re-
move superluous huirs. and this
is 10 dissolve" them. Of'course, YOU
can use pastes and powders and Won
of trouble, and in the end have your
skin to q certain extent irritated or
spotted by the use of many OF these
superhuous hair removers But what's
the use when YOU can just as we'll re-
move them as easily you would use
lotion OF your face. Now, just try
this once. ond YOU will never use any
other method Just moisten the hairs
be obtained from your druggist for
about one dollar. In few moments
the hairs will be SO crinkled up and
dissolved that you can rub them all OFF
with your finger and leave the skin
absoluteiy clear and clean from al!
hairy growth, without leaving a spot
or mark. 1t is really delightful.
wrinkles positively is to use formula
which brings together the texture of
inc SKIN. There's only one thing /
ever Knew that could do it. a formula
package Of eptoi, mixed with a table
spoonful of Slycerine in u half pint OF
water makes satiny cream that has 4
wonderful effect in making the skin
that wrinkles cannot last. They lose
themselves in the greater pumpness
and visor of the skin tissue. You will
be able to take years from the appear
a sce Of your face, if you will try il.
,fhe eptol Will cost about nifty cents
at the drug store
MRS. T. Else only materials on
your hair which can be readily alb
s e by ii. and which accordingly
produce very prompt and decided
result Follow these instructions and
you VIII succeed in giving an increased
length to your hair, in filling up bald
spots and stop the hair from falling.
set one ounce nacka sc Of beta-quinol
lor ABOUT nifty cents, and mix the con-
tents a with half-pint of water and n
lalI pint OF bay rum. This should be
sppiied 10 the hair every day. 1t is
not oily and you will find 1t very de-
llEhtiul indeed. I have many reports
of inc remarkable effect that this for
nuia mas on the hair.
DOUBLE H.--You are not the only
one VINO mas tried all the "fifty-scven"
varieties Of cosmetics for Improving
n, ne complexion, with little result. Now,
10 you rea lily want a surprise? Very
veil MIN one ounce Of zintonc with
'wo tablespoonfuls OF slyecrine in a
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An Eye 10 Business.

All said the elder OF two women
who were watching boys sliding down
SPORT Doesn't it make YOU think of
your happy childhood days." NO"
repiier the other. 1T makes me think
now slippery that street is going 10
be after a while and how easy il wo,,id
nc Tor YOU or me 10 fall and break
an arm or a leg while tryis 10 cross
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pint Of water This makes a greater
quantity OF cream than YOU can ever
get for the same price and besides
this II Will produce result on your
complexion which you have never be-
fore been able to secure. All youi.
blemishes Will disappear quickly and
you viii nave q complexion to be very
HOPlNG-You will find II very EASY
10 control that excessive perspiration
in the armpits and TO destroy the odo..
il you will just use IL little hydroliZcd
tale and avoid the use OF many of tho
ineffective liquid preparations made
Tor The, same purpose. This is sooth-
ing and extremely effective. This nv
drolized tale costs about nifty cents at
any drug store.
Mrs: N. G. S.-You will never get
rid OF blackheads by trying TO pinch
them out or by stcaming the face
This makes the pores large. Rub the
face with Il wet cloth upon which has
been sprin killed some ncroxin. rho
n mamen,s AZ Wiii all ~ be gone in lew
cents you can get the ncroxin.
MISS Q. a. R.-Naturally. we all oh
1eG TO that "chalkiness" so prevalent
up for myself, "Valeska suratt Face
Powder. blends beautifully because il
is entirely. free from this defect You
VIII now DC able TO obtain il at any
drug store in any tint for fifty cents
MRS. \. G. F-You should know
mat soap cannot thoroughly remove
the scale and fatty Accommodations
which form on the hair and scalp. You
VIII be able to dissolve away these
formations at once by using a tea
spoonful OF eggol In a half cup Of
water and used rs n head wash II
VIII let your hair breathe and grow.
and It, leaves the hair with n fine silky
sheen.--Ady ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

! It. Every man should provide against
such contingencies by carrying an ac-
application form in my pocket. You'd
better sign 1t now before IT'S too late!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
JAMAICA RESULTS

, 5,5si ~ inrlonSs HOhoAus 10.
%o.le?, los ,McGsnn,. i g 10, ] TO J,
1, &C.,, 81 70 to :, third Tins ,i:l,t 81.
Second race--s!x tu-longs-Aibcr; a. lo7
tEowani. II to ,. even, ] TO ), Won; Sum
mc- Ssh. io' tWa!rcnl. . TO ;, 3 TO >. out.
i,Gnr9,nd; Miss Sterling leg ,EriIekssonl
farA.con. Jack - Bricn also ran.
Third racc-iivo and half turionEs-
aucil,itc. y: Crapiiu. II to 10. ] 10 -
out, won; Old kocaic. l3S tRurns,. :. 10 d.
=? to 10. TO >. second: George Starr. III
tkunn,crl, to =, 10 g. | to . third
Time. :o5. SyCamoor. Arnold also ran
Fourth racc--siA rurouSs--Out the WAY.
NJ tTapiln,, TO >, 20 J. 10 .. won ;
Whimsy li2 tHsynesl. 10 !. to >.
Hrcn, s"cond; Startling. i2o tWalls) to l.
J TO B., 10 }. third. Time, l:l2.-5 Pana-
man. Jusqu-au- bout. Sunahsr also ran.
ftfih race-seliins; one milo and a six
l-cnih-Paddy Dear ii& 60 Rricn) / TO >
out, won; Ivry. log lD;eycrl, AZ 70 l.
brotherl. II 10 D.. to :. out third Tine
Is 20. only three started.
SIKH sace,Iiwo:yGar olds; five turlonss--
20 :. won. Marie Anto!nctic. III tEux.
SisT 10 rs''bT9therl; j, TO :, TO D,
na4d Hsrum. Ecddomno, Tour Jours also
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JAMAICA ENTRIES TODAY

iirs; cc-three.vcar.olds and up. five and
nat r!onEs-Thistlc. loi: kcwessa. 100:
Appleton Wiske. los. House Maid !ni: View
beck loi: Masda. 20: Indy. 100: Applc lack,
~, ie: Peasant. ilS; Julia Bean. So Marion
Second race ih.cc-ycar.o Odds and up ono
mic and seventy yards-Wsr L.ask l6c :
i:trrant. III: Pastoral Swain. o.: Recount
IL; ldpaEcur. 81 TIppittv Wichcct. ia: .Ju.
nsncscencc. 81; Thundcrclap. 100; Translate.
Third race-four wear ODDS ana I'D. one mile
ana a sixteenth Paddy Dear. III: Alma 4
lif. Orderly. IL.
Fourth race-two.vcsr five and half
furlonSs-My Laddic, liO Pilgrim. ito: RoV.I
Duck; liz: L2dy Brummc!l io7: CndcraI!.
Firth racc-three-y car-olds and up. Eve
.nd half turlonss-Pasamcn I"a; Polly'
Anna, ita: Rcauty Sleep. -; Ting Linz ioa .
ioadaiool, los: NiraIo. 50; Elizabeth. r. ~
Mc!anchoiih. 90: our Nephew iio: onwa m.
Eubid UNI. loS; Endnau. lna. old Cold 100
phantom Fair. IL: Fair Colleen. 100: Ncy-
d~y. los: Say Which. loS: Enyrinitc LOG
Wca thcr clear: track fsS,
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

ey ,i $50 s; tu ssS 7s; s ftS If
is tP;s,, $50, ; 6ifa s{ fmS i3' sSS
S M;ss,.S,ST%S er King S.ndy Lad , Arihu'
Second race-onc mite and seventy yards
Loricc. loo tTroiscl. 1890. S5,io. hrst: Porte
Drapsau. ii6 U3ovlcl. $3.50. second: GlOhy.
ny tCrumpp. $5ic third. rilnc. l:it -. Hand
Hue. Hurry Cp; Celima. The Gallant SAY
when. Hopeful. ROE. May Boncro and Gour-
mond also ran.
Third raSs--iSur and = half fur!onssT,MaE-
first: Sister Helene. l9l OGoylcl. S5.S". $500.
second Annette. Teller. ioS ,MursS;,Nl. sac.
hector James, bright ,,God. Jazz, AblA&e,
ran.
Fourth r.oe-onc mile and :, sixteenth
Cheer Leader iQS lnowardl. 500. st;yo. 1870.
irs;; Hocnir. 100 tMurrayl: $3.50. $50: sec
LAS SIS. Jim lIcGer,nE. Precious, Wise Man.
Basilius and Fern iiaudicy also ran
Fifth rsvc-onc mile Lillian Shaw. los
MURRAY. s..i". 81 80 ana $40. Inst. Belle
Collar los. tLunstordl $3.50 500. second f.
flayaway, lgj ,Thurbcrl, $500. third Time.
si:S 81. Cali Curc! Bsttsrcahc. JAP and
Sixth racc-ono mile and scycrlv Yards
MaNc lot ,RobtusouJ, SOLO, so. $3.50 first {:
Lady Rachel ~ tBoNict. SS.5e. 500. second :
tan;iicvcr L." tSimpSonl. s%so. third. rimc.
;t: C-camb". C"rSon, Nctta l.. ais" ran
ysp,sin Burns II. lIlanoyerl Sr.5o S5.lo,
$500, FIRST; Glodem GLOW lo5 CNins,. $40,
$50 second: Chilum. l?i tBoylcN. 80. third.
fimc i.isl-S. Sir ONNGr. Lady Mexican.
Gicipncr. Frank Monroe. CRYSTAL Day Wal
crford, Amino. RoSrcsSo and Bonnie Tcssic
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

El:ss ragsn:.ur yesEg;iSd, Tnd w, .rsI -
n, io$; W, " la;!inss;; io5. GREY Eagig
cArmSSn. 10: nuttor Scotch II, 10, amer
second sees-,hrce.yc sr-o!d.: and Up,
BuSIc Call 90, tlcrmont, 90. Major Ia e..
80: War Cod. los. Marie Miller. loG.
Third c--twO- ycar-o!dS. ma!dcnS. ii.
les, four and half furlonGs-DiNc Flyer,
los, Mod!Stc. loS Money Mad. los. May
Rose los. Diamond GIL. los clean Sweep,
ITO, Miss Ninks, no, CcutcrV!Uc, no.
Lady Roberts. liz Move on. H.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ny. ono
and one-ighth mllcs-Ginecr. 20: undcrtirc,
los: Bcavcrkill. loe: Free Gutter. llG.
Etf'h race ce--tTyo:ys"rI,oidi.; forr- AND =
Roy. 10; captain Hershier ne: sterling,
Sixth rgcc-thrcc. year olds aud M. one
zoo: ST: Augustine, 100; Tens speeisi, ioe
.iedsS, los: Harvest King. 100 lisnoyi.,
Voter. 100 Ens!bIe-obolus. 1903: Pa
inureau: rs; Rauchcr, li5' Spcraloan. los.
seventh racc--;hrcc-y car.oids aud up.
mile and one quarter Sa1snaOly IS: Dr.
samuel lc2: Bcucfsvtor. lpt: irregular.
io5: DUKE OF shelby. 49,. hldcoarar. lo>
Wcs Their cloud. track tx
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities
SALES PROPOSITIONS

We are both salaried men. Wa
bave all the preliminarles com
plctc we ind we have not IN.
time 10 work IL We are willing
TO mako sacrifice OF profits TO
get back what we actually have
invested In the proposition. Every
thing Is ready 10 start. and who
ever buys this business Will mako
from $500 tn $1,000 In the next "a
days. and from $1,000 TO $2,oOo In
the next 60 days This Is high
class selling proposition. II You
want good. honest. money-mak.
Ing proposition. inquire about IL.
We are willing To sacrifice Tn.
business for $500 cash Address
ls. care Times Dispatch.
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e0DVHSs a SSfD is fAn - "a :sra 4A,4 WEEK
only O Mr. Dafden Viii be sold S'i his 1 Wech
one nSw 10 6 sfres ley s SIN EoGd
'vF demons tration PURPOSES.
onS e5'e: and SIX
new TOD and excellent buy.
o~ ~sol IS ie se, s,sdspaker in painted ma
Sptcia! attraction.
eau!pped with Goodyear cord Tres Been
GbaGra eS sb han 700 mile Fir,t;c1ss nc
this week.
one IS s,udeeskcr six. sev.n-rs ssenscr
Painted dark blue gypsy tor. good tires
An excellent buy.
ono rs %ood 81 kh.h F; ss
slip cover.
one IL studebsker, four-cylinder touring.
one Is series s,udebaker on.-,on truck.
Must be seen 10 be appreciated.
one Is series REQ. si1-cy!indcr touring.
one II series Chandler. s!I-cylinder touring
ono Il series Chandler. six-cylindcr touring.
one Is series. seven passenger Studebaker.
four-cy!inder touring.
ono is series. fvc-passenser Grant. si1.cyl
inder touring.
on- II series, nve-rassenE.r oldsmob!le.
carbohydrates touring.
One Maxwell five. passenger touring
one IS series REQ, nve-passenser tour-cyl-
indcr.
one wesco;t Il series. nyc-nassenzer tour
inE.
ono Lozier s.ven-passenrcr touring.
One Maxwell. tourcylinder light delivery
SATISFACTORY terms can be arranged on any
OF these cars
Ask Tor MI psrdcn or Mi chappcne
Randolph lsN Madison .ssc
MOTOR SALES CORPORATION.
1917 West Broad Street,
OMEN Until $50 +, "
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

Business Opportunities. 80
BoNDs-Buy, sell government bonds. war
stamps. Negotiate loRns. Issue attrdc-
tive per cent investment bonds. Let us
explain. Conlmercial Guarantee Co.. rs
North Ninth. Hours. "a daily. Saturday
BUSlNESS-For sale an up-to.date estab-
lished business which will nay. good divi-
bends on tho investment: $4,000 needed !:
good reasons for wanting TO SELL & 235. care
Times Dispatch.
BUSINESS WANTED-Wanted to buy a
cleaning and pressing outht; steam pres
ser preferred. VIII pay cash. E az. tare
Times Dispatch.
CLEANING SHOP-Wanted 10 buy for
cash, cleaning and pressinE ahop. Cau
Randolph 1895
DRUG BUSINESS-For sale or Will sell
stock and fixtures. Bargain for cash
box AL City Point. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-Aiule.
Help-Nlale or female.

Heip-Nlale or tcmaie. 81
r IF iSe inS.E1r AWp
1Wm ,ss;ng,aa saint Elzapssh's Hospital.
IA ih for the tTss,men,
sna sa dssaycs snH i, ,ers
,hs hospital IS caring for disseminating ppfSshs
ai ss5xs nshsSf
and advantages OF emi,loy Er1s o Msrefe
I'm, mere ,s, are "a ,arse numosr Of vacancies In
preyious experience is not Necessary ysp'. Xii
s sT.b n agsepsd Tor this service arc
1,rSainins school maintainsd by the hosplt t"s
the t rssuaT
, INC employee and is fee OF Charge to those
of the course entities the student i' To G
pSHse, 81 S- his "q Al
Of charge their board. lodging 'n iaund drSt
for a reasonable period The Salaries rang"
trPm sS2 80 TO So % per month: the owsS
S S,es en- and the hiEnsr positions being
the the sr r of
isnd services prove ssusfae,ory are prom
Requirements; Applicants must b.. In SOUND
pnys,ea G9nd,i9n not . isss than sixteen
photosraph with application. Xpplication
s may a" nFs" '%s sa
eourh Gg Service p.I h SsffssIT S
p. e: and ,herean.r should be Nl psomp p1h
aied with either OF the above named parties.
Cri.uitED boys and girls. Is years and
m mSet: soGa Gas, waSs sr s'eIdy YORK Apply
FREE sERvIcE-Hclp furnished. position.
p secured c,,y PE l,i Employmen, Bureau.
statesmen and Agents. SO
cA = .,or.sa.na AGENTS Advertlse candy
Go s Sss s hl" isna
,;y. saes%1n sell
ehoso!Atea 70 feta,lers and Joobers through
aSn.nission basis. Apply L 2ss care ri I'm
NH lor iS,y I .R5 ~ AL;EsMAN s..sinea
ma renI ana Profitable Connection WIKI a
AN n oss s5HeHs 1na ss
"a pa' 81. WI be in1uSut.ted tuiI s;oc.
aimed. Personal insiruct.on To- lncnperl.
emG g, q men and sssis,apee in closing sales
ability. Men With clean, successful rccorJ
~ my line may apply at once 4 Ios. care
ALESMAE-Chiii; Eas. Chemical Company.
ch, s easti" ihe wn9 n.na,&e.urs'
a;rncior TOR those who have had innucn4..
nave "nlsH op s4fss ehs sns syyr snt m.s
i us hustler to take charge OF entire state.
tract and pay commission ON every sale in
ne ne, stat. inclSdinx mall ana repeat orders
,mgTeAsc each year Mus, be aba /" ' nn.n 10
himself the hrst 80 DAYS and furnisn ii
lew States SIN open.
SALESM En-
r$SHNI1$tTTg E2sI5!oE Ah IL s!rg - r 81
MORE PER WEEK. MLST BE OF GOOD
ADDRESS. AND CONVINCING T.,Lht.Rs
EApEKlENCk NOT NECESSARY ADD.
iNG MhEhiNES, CHEck PROTECTOR
IfnEWKlTkR. SAFE AND CHECK MES
ESPEClALLf; SEE MIR. ARrHuRS, 400
SALESMAN "a sell ,nUorI,I, a., .ss-
Reproduction OF $50 hat wholssain nr,c.
VIZ oo5en. 20 per cent commission Sampis
Stree ''''"
TRAN ELiNG SALESMAN wanted familiar
Win power transmission or with e1uerl-
enCe IN selling rubber leather bel
Give !u!l :nfoTina ton regarding yourself eh.
pcrieHCc ana salary desired. Good t-rrl.orit.
open. Appix b. letter 10 l.. o. Box 1885
SharLsslon: W. Va
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Personals.

WISH TO communicate With Joseph A
Hoover or his widow Icl. tivcs lir,d ~
SOUR Lake. tex. in 1903 then in iiouhion
Tex. later supposed Ia have moved 10 Viz
ginis. Important. T.. G. Bouan!cht i67
setteyas, Building Houston TcI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

REGISTERED DRUG CLERK wanted
GOOD. live man. Single. Permanent
pla &c. Address l.. 24a. care Times Dispa ten
SALESMAN ss wanted. with knowledge OF
ofnce supply and stationery business for
outside work Apply tho Franklin Press Co.
Statesmen .-Wanted. salesmen 10 live
wire outside statesmen. Unusual oppor-
tuniiy. Columbia Furniture Co, 32l w
SNLESMEN. ! represent one OF the best
known houses In the country. If you are
real salesman and order taker
=, ian offer you good proposition on strict
~ commission basis. Position permanent
Adding machine. check protector, tyne
writer. safe and check men preferred See
NJ. Arthmrs. 400 Mutual Building
SioEMAkER,-A flrst-ciass. ail-round shoe
maker TO take charge OF a shoe repairing
plant: salary no object if can get the
right man l02. care Times. Dispatch
Wan;od ER. permanent position.
n nsf Of In large manniacturinE compeny To-
Good position for. right p,stY. In answer.
nxEG.ES Eye nu'i particulars as tocase. previous
Surry Lumber Co.. Dendron. Va
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Funcral Directors.

]. l.. SUTHERLAND q SONG :uncr,I-1-1,
rcctors, 1905 West Main Stree; ~,
Bov:evaId 2't. Nights and SUNDAYS. E.n
UP-Edwin PhsUp, Tuuer,T T7Tc..,---
and EmbalMer. Ju5 ...st Main So,
Madison III. Randolph 5sG3 800
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sule.

MAXWELL touring: good paint and me-
chanical condition. VIII take Ford in
IradG Betwecn and l.. NJ. boulevard
Oi.IMPlAN 1918 touring car. Hun about
900 miles. Al condition: cheap for
cash. Phone Randolph 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

EouEG LADIES-Wsnted; Young ladies' over
sixteen. experienced INEXPERIENCED for
our packing and making department. Brit
ish.:SmcIicSn Tobacco Co.. Ltd. 800 North
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PACkER-Wanted settled whit. man
married preferred; to pack. in tho drug
department Experience preferred, hpnlv
TO Interstato Commerce Co in tn. g -
SSaueF Co. Bldg: Meadow and Broad Street.
Monday and Tuesday morning, 1880.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.
In Menoriau.

SPIEGEL.In SD rcmcInbraTCc az 80
parted beloved husband AIr Juiits
3picsei who dicd three years ago TSdar'
Mrs I-r,. ..,
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Poultry and Supplies. AZ

PURISA CHICKEN Observation-Disclosures
Chicken Chowder fed with purina ChinE
Feed VIII make early broiicrs. Sold by YOU.
grocer in 1-3.pouud nackaEcs and IoS
pound sacks. or from Brauer & hasten Dis
tfibutors 1908 East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

SlLo pRoPoSITION-Wa ntcd. 10 conniu1T
&c WIN COMPANY or Individual to hand.
nc" concrete silo PROPOSITION in vtrrIni...
splendid opportunity: good propositiob 81
Times Dispatch III care
We iiANE tenant for a large tsTsr. 49,;
. Main street between Fifth and J,nrr,on
street Who Will build for this tcnant
S'rittN r"i!ah Let mc know at onC-
g Po.rdcStor. ) North T.lnv,.,,
Street. IhcL. Randolph l.s '"'"
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VlRGnIH SbaIR EkIAsLE BAZAAR. WOLF
and harness for sale daily. Auction days
Psns c stock we WILL sell them for and
East franklin Street Phone Madison SaSt
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
$4,000 Dwelling to, Go
Up Ocean Parkway Cor.
George Fox TO Build IT on
lOOxlOO Plot; Sever al
Flats Are Sold

Samuel Galitzka and j. Lacov have
sold for the Wood Harmon Co mpany
to George Fox a plot 100x150 at the
northwest corner of Avenue | and
Ocean Parkway. Mr.. Fox wilf erect a
dwelling to cost $4,000.
The Cruikshank Company has sold
for Harriet L. Dunant 100 Berkeley
Place four-story brick dwelling with
two-story garage in rear. on plot BOX
100, situated on the south side of
Berkeley Place, distant 100 feet east
Of Sixth Avenue. The Pullman Reaa
Estate Company was associate broken.
Charles C. Stelle has sold the four.
story apartment, with store, at "A!
Court Street, corner of Fourth Place
to Henry Gibed, who owns the adjoin
ing building.
F. C. Sauter has sold the three-sto1 y
fathouse at 35S Seventh Street, hie-
tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues, for
Mrs. Catherine Buckley to Edward j.
Evans.
Charles Partridge has sold the fo1r-
story double apartment house at II
Underhill Avenue for Mrs. Mary |.
Gibbons.
The B. F. Knowles Company has sold
at 1875 Ross Street two-family house
on lot 21.5X100 for o. Manard.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Importers Get Space in
Rockefeller 5tI1 Ave. Rujyd;no

William A. White e. Sor,s leased for
John d. Rockefeller jr, to the Nanvano
Brothers Tobacco Company. half oS E
the third loft at $50 Fifth Avenue.
which completes the renting of this
building, with the exception of the re-
manning half of this floor.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 443
and ar 40 Broadway To the Meyer Barish
manufacturing Company The Never
barlsh Manufacturing Company, cotton
goods mer chants, is moving from up
per Broadway to the Canal Street sec
ton.
j. & j. Slater have leased the stoce
IN the Lorraine Hotel, at $50 Fifth
Avenue. for shoe shop. and also the
store and parlor floor at "a East FIFTY
seventh Street Frank D. WELLER and
J. l.. Robertson were the brokeys
These brokers have also leased for
ten years to the Adams-Evay Enpi-
neering Company the tenth floor of the
new building in course of construction
at the southwest corner Of Sixth Ave
nue. and Forty-tirst Strcet at an ag
gregate rental of over $3.50 900
Cushnnn e. Wakefield have leased q
floor in the Higgins & Setter Building
to the Lamson company for executive
Offices.
Anton lie Mien has leased the three
story building at A1S East l62d Street
IT, the Reed Wire S)ecialties Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Mrs. III. Pierpont Perry
Pays Profit for House
Sold Recently Her Dwelling at
Z East 56th St. to Mrs.
e. p. Huntinpton

Pease & Gilman and Wilmerding e.
Field have resold for Townsend Horne er
the five-story American basement
dwelling, on lot 25x1oo, at II East
Eighty-second Street, which lie pur-
chased from Mrs. j. Prentice Kellogg
last April. This adjoins similar house
recently sold by Pease Gilman to
Joseph H. Auerbach. The purchaser
rs Mrs. H. Pierpont Perry, who recent
sold her house at 7 East Fifty-sixth
Street to Mrs. Coles P. Huntington as
an outlet for her large plot at the cor
ner of Fifty y-seventh Street and Fifth
Avenue. Mrs. Perry will occupy after
making extensive improvements.
West Side Dwelling Deals
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Zadah II. Reakirt to Marie l.
La Place 33 West Eighty Street
a four-story dwelling. on lot 2Ox1OO
H. S. Morton represented the pur-
chaser.
Horace S. Ely & Co. have sold for
the estate of Henry T. Carey the dwell
ing, on lot 25x1022, at 265 West Sew
enty-second Street to the Cabot Real
Estate Company, which will make sub
stantial alterations 20 the property.
They were represented in the trans
action by Earl & Calhoun. Also, for
Allan McLane and David B. Ogden
trustees, the property at SO East 120th
Street, q three-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 16.Sx1O0.1l, to client
Of Samuel Cowen for investment.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-16
Bronx Buyers Take Over
Flathouses i'm Pairs
Builders Purchase Two Apart.
ments in Elsemcrc Place;
Other Sales

Ihe Meister Builders have purchase d
from the Elsmere Place Realty Com
pany two four-story apartments at 1872
to ao.5 ase :. Elsemere y Place, on plot 1oox1oo,
accommodating thirty-two families.
i; hr"kower and Il. Gutenberg have
sold sole for the Ramon Healty Company to
frank Feldman 1868 to 872 East i72d
Street, two five-story flats, on plot 4Ox
=, LOUIS Mondschedn has purchased 975
dfo mome n; Street, fve-story fiat; also 95s
%" Elmpson Sire ct, four fve-story flats.
l. Cohen was the broker.
FRANK utano has resold for knight
q De Miccof 4t's East fremont Avenue,
205th Street. ia
Harry .Cahn has purchased from
narthea.t unarIes A. od, fsal, the dwelling at the
Eils avenues, on plot 1O2xS3. A. G.,
bechmann was the broker
.: ID; Veisker has sold the two
family dwelling at 81 East 177th Street
for Ernest Hall. VI '''iee' v