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The New York herald., 1920-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The st. George Woollen Mills, Faux
ner Woolcn Mills Mackenzie Woollen
Mills and Plain1eld Woollen Mills have
taken large floor area for executive Of
fees and stock departments at 149 Madi-
son avenue southeast corner of Thirty
second street. The lease was negotiated
through Rowantree- -Schley Company.
Tankoos, Smith e. Co. leased In the
building at the northeast corner Of Cort-
landt and Greenwich streets the second
floor, at rental aggregating SIS. 900. to
the Amsler Blueprint Co. and in the
same property the rear portion of the
second floor 20 George A. Kerr. Inc, and
I'm the same property the basement store
10 James Fontana.
V. 6. willard & Co rented space at
4o4 Fourth avenue TO Amoury g. Berci.
importers and exporters, TO Goodman &
Tniesc and 10 J. Drummer and at SO
William street floor 70 the Federal
Light and Traction Company
He'll g. Stern leased In 22a 20 23e West
Thirty-sixth street the sixth floor 20
Louis Simon a Co. in 15s to 164 West
Twenty-seventh street the eleventh floor
20 Merle Boemorwald & Reichman. and
IN 12I 20 127 West Twenty street
tho nfth hoor 10 w. w. Wolf & Co.
Haggstrom-Callen Company. with
Bert Warner. leased the store and base
n1ent In 1876 Broadway for FIVE years
10 the T.. J. Edmond Co. auto ignition
specialists.
spear a CO. leased the seventh floor
~ IS 10 81 West Twenty fifth street to
Dorfman q Miller: the fifth floor at 80
end IS West Seventeenth street 70 the
y B. a G.. Cloak Company the third
floor az 1913 90 i41 West Twenty-first
street 20 the Pomper Embroidery Works /;
the store and basement az 14a 10 1853
Wooster street TO the New York Waste
Paper Company; the fourth floor at 1o9
Greene street 20 guset Ziebenberg 4
Hochman store at 100 Broadway to
Joseph r.azEaro also store and base
nent az same address 20 the Empire
Button Company Inc. and room All to
Charles Schmer.
Hubcrth Huberth leased AZ 80
Central Park South apartments 10 j. A.
Moore. DIR. Woodruff Law Post. James
e. Regan. Jr., and Clarence c. vernam
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REALTY JOTTINCs..

Pease' & Gilman negotiated the sales
of the dwellings at "A East Seventy
ninth street to Foot 6 Martin, Inc. and
at 1874 East Sixty-fifth street, owned by
Helen McMahon. reported yesterday.
Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. nego-
tiated the recently reported sale for
Moses Taylor Pyne, Jr.. of 10 East
Sixty-first street. recently altered into
a high class bachelor apartment house.
to Merle Middleton.
Ray Realty Company is tho buyer OF
113 Waverley place. sold recently.
Kemp-Gol Realty Corporation is the
buyer of the Ave story flat at 50 St.
Nicholas avenue, sold by the Heizig
Holdings, Inc.
Wright Barclay. Inc. has been ap-
pointed agent for the building at l34
East Twenty-fourth street
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

jacques Pollatschek sold for the Kou-
man Estate at White Plains, Westches-
ter. n. Y, a residence with sixteen
rooms garage with chauffeur's quarters.
on about two acres of land.
Wykagyl Holding Company sold three
plots, totalling more than two and half
acres, in Wykagyl Park, New Rochelle,
TO T. o. Challenger.
Mrs. Mary Book sold three vacant
plots on Weaver street, Larchmont. to Il
client of Chauncey b. Griffin & Co.
s. s. Walstrum-Gordon & For1nan sold
in Ridgewood. n. j.. for J. Spence Will
son his residence at lao Claremont road
10 w. l.. Toy: for William G. Hull 116
Lincoln avenue to Mrs. Ellen S. Obrig
also for r. b. Treat vacant lot In
'Knollwood Park" Hohokus. N. j.. 20
Mrs. J. j. Deegan.
DIR. Frederick 3. Sutherland purchased
through the office of George Howe. for
the Delafield estate, additional land ad-
joining his present holdings in Fieldston.
This purchase gives protection to the
south side OF DR.. Sutherland's property
and also gives him an exit on West
245th street.
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nRoNx TRANSACTIONS.

The church AZ 921 Eagle avenue. for
r1erly occupied by the Seventh Day Adj
vent.sts, hiss been sold by Jerome ".
Frank, as broker, 10 n Baptist congre-
zation under the leadership of the Rev
l.. John.
Harry Calm purchased through George
r. McCaffrey. Jr.. from Herbert s. Row
land the five story apartment house AT
the northeast corner OF vyse avenue and
I7eth street.
Moses Katzenelson sold 10 the Marnat
Construction Company tfsldor Witl,iud
r. ". Tinsiey and $. saclheini. dlroc.
tore) the five story flat and store ai
fs0t Third avenue. 2ex10O.
Claude S. stephens bought from the
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18th. i5s W.-Attractive Z room apartment
high class building. Apply Superintendent
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- UNFURNISHED.

Above 14th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River TO North River.
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American Real Estate Company the
southeast corner OF Hull avenue and
2O4th street, 52.SxsS7x irregular.
Max Holtzman sold TO solomon Gold
berg COS Union avenue southwest cor
ner OF 151st street. three story house.
25x100.
The two family dwelling 952 Forest
avenue has been sold by Jerome IL.
Frank, as broker to Mary Boddie.
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BnooKLxN DEALS REPORTED.

Bulkley & Horton Company sold 17S
Ryerson avenue a two story two family
detached frame dwelling, 25xloO, for NJ.
Levinson.
B. f. Knowles Company sold 273
Berry street, a two story dwelling, for
a Mr. Peterson TO a Mr.. Frank.
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VIII Auction Apartment and Loft.

Joseph p. Day will hold a partition
sale on January 10 at IA yesey street
involving seven story apartment house
100x98.11. at 246 West 129th street; also
the loft building 25x9S9. at 81 East
Twenty-iirst street. Phillip ]. Sinnott
is the referee and L. & A. e. Zinke are
the attorneys.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

foreclosure. Detais7 Quick. 1s9 Herald,
Fulton st.
WTf,L lease properly In need o: repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO.,
s0T 9Th av.
WE manage property; VIII remodel your
building TO rent or sell vantngeously.
O'BRIEN- DTSBRoW CO. ia Liberty st.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
IA Vesey Street,
BY Jacob III, Mayers

II Vesey Street
BY Jacob II. Mayors.
96rII ST, 500 to $40 e. g. 100 It of I'd
av, 7Bxlo0S, 3 sty shop and sty laundry
Harris Levy agt NJ. Bowsky Fur Dress
ing and Dyeing Co ct al: Abr Greenberg,
atty; due. S9,792 SO; taxes, sc. 81 ,o36 "A;
prior mtgs, So 900; to the plaintiff. .$26, 600
['rhe Bronx Exchanged
BY James ]. Donovan.
NELSON AV, 1914. s, 1905 It of 1G4th
-, 25.1x6S .3x25 2x61, = sty dwlg--Title
Guarantee y Trust Co. trustee. agt Jas
Corduke ct nj; Harold Swain, atty; due.
$1.02o.s7; taxes. sc. s7s4.I3; TO the plain
t1ff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, 500
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HOUSES TO LET-FURNIsHED.


INTERESTINGLY and cha rningly furnished
Colonial residence in Washington Square
section TO rent for four months, 81. 900; three
large double bed rooms, glass enclosed sleep
ing porch, library. drawing and dining rooms
accommodation for 4 maids 3 baths, hard
wood floors electricity, steam heat. open
fires. Seen by appointment only. Tel. 522f
Worth. after If o'clock.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE Or RENT.

FACTORIES FOR RENT-34,ooo 50. r.;
modern buildings. sprinkled. elevator. cleo
tricity, heat; bradley Building, 18th ~. and
Vernon av, Long Island City: \ minutes
from Grand Central station. . blocks from
oil suhwnys. cent car fare. Principals only
address A. !. BRADLEY, owner, 101 Beck
man st.. New York. phone 31ol Deekman.
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Multt-famiIy House Deals.

Ewing, Bacon & Henry, Ino., sold the
seven story elevator apartment house
known as The Milford, 54.9x1o0. at 2Os-
211 West 1O1st street, 100 feet east or
Broadway.
Frank Sullivan and Alexander Hen
schel sold for the estate of 5. NJ. Jacobus
10 an investor the five story fiat at It's
West 137th street. 25x100, near Seventh
avenue.
The estate of Frederick Beinhauer
sold to Harris Diamond the four story
tenement and store at 2165 Second ave-
nue., 25.3x74.
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sells wooster street Loft.


Eugene II Paul. secretary of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, at
Lexington avenue and Ninety-second
street, bought from the City Real Prop
erty Investing Company and others the
vacant plot, 5Ox10o.11. on the south side
of Ninety-ninth street. ESQ feet east OF
Fifth avenue. The property is alongside
the three private garages erected by
Otto H. Kahn, whose home Ks opposite
the Andrew Carnegie mansion.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from
Charles L. Bailey the vacant plot, 75x
no ar the northeast corner of Wads-
worth avenue and 17Sth street.
w. J. Huston & Son sold for the Pink
ney estate. Clarence II. Kelsey, admins
traitor, to Mary Mullen the lot 25x10o,
on the south side of 144th street. oSo
feet east of Lenox avenue. Mrs. Mullen
will erect a garage.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

--e~~-~~~~e~~-~-~-~--~~~~--s
! pay 25ee more than any one for your for
niture, rugs, pianos, PAINTINGS. BAfSLEY.
i15 University place tStuyVesant 22os).
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

MANAGEMENT of real estate; attention
given equal TO owner; man. long expert
eDced will manage your property on econonl-
ical basis resulting In increase OF values.
Phone BeelSman 1878 (ask for Mr.. Testa).
NEW ENGLAND accountants and tax
perts desire New York office space and
telephone connection or use OF telephone.
746 Herald. Herald So.
WANTED--A meeting hall with seating ca
pacity for society OF about 100 members, on
Manhattan Island, for every Friday. Write
II. s.. Greenwich av.
WANTED-Room with north light for studio.
East 63d ST. Y 745 Herald. Herald So.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. 20 59th 81. QncIusiye).
Fast River TO North River.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

-
OVER "a years practice; all communities
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free cf request; special facilities for
office oonsulta tiQn. MUM a CO., co. Wool.
worth Bldg, NY. Q,
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New Jersey.

YOUNG couple. owning fine old maIision
with all modern conveniences, spacious
grounds, verandas. &C., Is desrous of secur-
Ing few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms, with run
ming hot and cold water; excellent tood, pre-
cared by French chef; table supplied from
our own farm: minutes walk to D., L. &
W. station; best Communication to New York
Madison. n. j.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


BACHELORS. ATTENTION;
Madison nv. and 3tth st.. 2 rooms and
bath apartment, cosey and clean. S125 a
month. Phone Plaza d45
BUSINESS woman would like TO share
apartment with refined young woman or
couple with good references. Call $40 West
l72d st, apartment IA. any evening from
, , TO : 80 =. NJ. Wadsworth 4l9o. -
CHOICE ADsTi%sn5s; MISS Rasmussen, Choice Clients
Phone Vanderbilt 1927. Il East 49th st.
CORNER suite. three rooms, bath; steam.
phone; refined neighborhood privacy;
kitchen privileges optional. Tel. schuyler 523I.
GRAMERCY PARK, beautiful rooms, bath.
$500.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR RENT SEASON OR LONGER. sLAw-
soN HoBBs. 162 w. 72D ST.
THREE furnished rooms. kitchen and bath.
linen. Apply Supt.. 321 W. oath.
WEST END Av., 1olst st.-High grade 6
NJ, 80 Morsemcre av. Yonkers.
42D, 22s w.-I.uxurlous. furnished bachelor
apartments, consisting OF parlor. bedroom
and bath; $50 TO $50 weekly; fun hotel SER
vice
5GTTT ST (G62 Lexington) - rooms. bath
kitchenettc, suitable 1 or bachelors; all
convenicnces: very reasonable. SCpERIN-
TENDENT. Plaza 40s.
ASTTr, faf West = Apartment, two rooms
bath; well furnished has phone. VAIL.
I 18TH ST, 23 W.-Beautifuly furnished apt,
large living room. overlooking Central
Park: open fireplace, two large bedrooms.
two baths foyer hall. kitchen; short or long
lease. Apart 81.
6iST ST--Eight room apa rtment for sale:
rent 81 200 per year. Apply WM. A. TAY-
LoR. Inc. 2o5 Columbus av.
| 92D. 3i4 VS. rooms, housekeeping: room
foyer, bath beautifully decorated.
SD. 66 w.--Second flight. very large front
three windows; twin beds: elegantly fur
nished; kitchenette every convenience :
shower baths $50.
OlTH ST, 2 w corner Central Park wesu
Christian family offer bright, comfortably
Furnished front suite. living room, bedroom
| twin bedsl and bath large closets two
Nentlemen or business couple apt. north.
/ JORDAN. Phone for appointment Riverside
| 1iG2
I 9TH, 30S West.-Fivc unusually large fur
nshed rooms. baths. electricity telephone; /;
All night elevator service long, short lease.
/ Q7TIf. 3Os W. unusually large furnished
rooms, baths. electricity, phone. all night
! elevator service; long, short lense: seTj.
/ 10TH. 424 West CMornlnRside Drive) Two.
kitchenette. bath. new, artistic. high class
/ building; restaurant in basement convenient
subway, Columbia. Superintendent or Morn
\ inKside $3.50. apt %.
.
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EAST 56TH ST. TO
HAVE ART CENTRE
viii Be Cooperative Home for
Industrial and Graphic
Graft Societies.

The four story and basement dwell
ing at 90 East Fifty-sixth street has
been sold by Emily T. Fairchild TO Art
Center. Inc. an organization represent
ing a group of prominent people OF THIS
city, who will convert It into home for
organizations interested in the graphic
and Industrial arts and 10 contain CO.
operative galleries. salesrooms, lecture
rooms, etc. Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs
Ripley Hitchcock, Emily v. Hammond
and others are behind the project.
Sells Woostcr Street Loft.
Henry Trenkman sold 116-1lS Woos-
ter street. a five story loft. 50x1o0. TO
the United Brush Manufacturers.
Howard C. Forbes. Inc. is the owner OF
record.
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New Jersey

ALL size farms. located in the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G.. BROWN, Cranbury Station,
Mddlesex Co., n j.
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Long Island.

ROOMS and bath. Far Hockawey T.. I.
Call Far Rockaway 10. NATHAN, Shoe
store
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LEXINGTON Av., i070-Parlor floor. two
rooms. electricity water; doctor or dentist.
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Business and Dwelling Sales.

Wright Barclay. Inc, sold for Fannie
NJ. Constable at 437 Grand street a four
story building with store. 25x10O; also
for James L. Barclay 439 Grand street
a similar building. 25x100. These two
nroperties have not been transferred for
over seventy-fve years and the present
purchaser is L. Reiner. who has been
a tenant in 437 Grand street for some
years past and who will continue to oc-
cupy same.
George s. Runk has sold for George
RI. Shaffer 156 West Fifty-sixth street,
a two story garage with a frontage of
twenty-five feet
Louis Friedlander, executor, sold for
$4,000 264la Bowery, a three story
building, l6.l1x99.6x irregular, near
Houston street. which had been in the
family since 1870. Title has been taken
in the name of 264 Bowery Inc.
Hoeland estate sold 4i+ West 147th
street, a three story dwelling, 25x100.
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New Jcrsey--Sale or Rcn,
FARM PROPERTY.
Mas assacliusetts.

FOR Saie.--A J0-acre fruit farm, five miles
from Greenfield. q good marketing centre
modern farm house. running water at house
and barn; for terms write or call NJ. s.
Bernardston. Mass. Tele-
nhone o6-4.
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Long Island.

BEECIHURST, l.. 80 minutes from Penn
rooms and board; excellent table; electricity.
bath. plenty of hot water. steam heat; one
minute from Beechhurst Railroad Station;
board $25 couple per week. Mrs. CAMP
BELL. Telephone Flushing 935J.
THE PINES, Hampstead, L. I.-Beautlfully
situated, near Garden City and New York
best accommodations; rooms. single or en-
suite; excellent table and service; booklet
Phone Hampstead 400.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

GENTLEMAN would like room and board In
Cjetolic family. New York or vicinity; ref
orences cxcanged state price. $50 Herald.
oSo uroadwa
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Deals Revealed in Transfers.

Louis c. Raegener sold the three story
and basement dwelling at 315 West
Eighty-frst street, 2oxl02.2, near West
End avenue, to Dorothy r. Matty.
John Finck and another sold for
$4,000 to Sander Tilatitsky the five
story building n ISL East Houston
street, southeast co-oer OF Eldridge
street. 29.3x74.5.
Firing Realty Company resold 10
Adelaide II. Pyb - soe three story build
ing at SIS East Ele Fenth street 21.2x94.9.
Benjamin r. Spellman sold to Aaron
Goldberg the six story tenement MT 243
10 247 East 105th street, 40.7x100.9.
Samuel wench sold to William Hart
man the five story fiat at 52S East
Eighty eighth street, 25x10O.
William Hyman sold 1888 and 1910
Lexington avenue two four story fats.
on plot 40x65. near Goth street.
The Twnboro Corporation sold to
Frank Houver the six story now law fiat
and stores at 444 East 123d street. 33.4x
1O0.11.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach.
Conn. .)-Sunpy steam heated rooms, with or
without baths; excellent menu; 80 minutes
from New York golf. saddle horses. fish
ing; reasonable rates.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 54o.--Attractive. cosey
rooms. adjoining bath; excellent board;
SIS. PAYNE.
la2D ii2 W.-i.arEe room, running water;
suitable two gentlcmen excellent board.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ANXIOUS to sell at bargain $25 900 Southern
municipal bonds. approved by competent
attorney; exempt from Federal income taxes.
+ 2S6 Herald, Herald sq.e
CORPORATIONS organized and financedy
advice on business matters. FISCHER d
SEY. 147 4th av. Stuyvesant 65o2.
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5JTH ST.. 20 East.--Parlor, bedroom lSitch-
enette. room. bath. new improvements; dec
GRATED. southern exposure. Apply premises.
hotiapkeaner
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-04
PUT FIGHTING QUAIL.
TIES IN YOUR BLOOD
If You Are. Pale And Weak, With
out Ambition, You Need a Tonic
TRY TAKING PEPTO-MANGAN
Rich, Red Blood Fights Off Dis
ease and Keeps You Well
And Enabales You to
Work With Pleasure
TRY TAKING PEPTO-MANGAN

Serious sickness often comes
when you least suspect. You may
feel little over-tired. You have
MT been exposed to contagion, yet
all of a sudden you are flat on
your back and in for siege of
sickness.
When you overdo you use up
energy. Your blood is driven to
do more than it can. It becomes
clogged with waste. The waste
acts like poison. Disease germs
get in your blood and dominate
Don't let yourself get run
down. Take that good tonic, Pep
to-Mangan. It makes rich, red
blood that will resist and rout on,
disease germs.
Pepto- Mangan is widely and
heartily endorsed by physicians
It is effective and easy to take
Come in either liquid or tablet
form. Both have the same effect
Sold at any drug store. But BIZ
sure you get the genuine Pepto,
Mangan'G Guides. Ask for it b
| the name and be sure the full
name, Guides Pepto-M angan," il
on the package
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-04
PELAHATCHIE

Mr.. Linfeld Sharp expert audi
tor of Jackson, has control of au-
diting the books Of the defunct
bank here. Mr.. Sharp is son OF
Prof. Sharp so long connected as
instructor of Mathematics with
Mississippi College at Clinton.
DR.. Tom Shots of Sanatarium
Texas arrived here Thursday
While enroute DR.. Shots was
Joined in Jackson by his wife and
baby, Tom, who accompanied him
here for. several days visit to rel
atives. At present they are visit
ing his parents and other rela-
tives at D'Lo, Miss.
The Parent Teachers Associa-
ton met Friday afternoon Octo-
Der goth. The subject for the af-
ternoon was Moral Training of
the Child. First on the program
was a song "Pelahatchie" by the
9Th and 9Th grades. Next music
by Miss Causy, followed by dis
cussion of subject by members of
association and appointing of
committee, etc, etc. Each man
and woman who is interested in
the welfare of the school and
community whether patron of
the school or not is cordially i'm
vited and urged to become a
member of this organization, and
attend it's meetings. Dues ten
(1O) each member per year,
Meetings to be held last Friday in
each school month. Don't forget
the time, and don't miss it next
time. November 26th 1920.
Misses Aline Phillips and Beat
xice Summer are visiting rela-
tives in Jackson this week.
Mr.. Irwin Robbins of Vicksburg
spent several days Of last week
with homefolks.
Mr.. Tom Harrell and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. John Har.
rell at Clarksburg.
Mr.. Nollie Waters has beer
quite sick for several days. We
wish for him a speedy recovery
The Epworth League was en-
tertained by Misses Earle an6
Virgie Noblin Friday night at al
Halloween party. Needless tx
say there was lots and lots of fun
Messrs Henry Kelly and Ben
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-04
HOGS PAY BIG MONEY

Mr.. Pete Wing Of Hawk Point
Mo-, made lot Of money out Of
his hogs. He says: Il fed them
It has given wonderful results in
putting gains on them with less
feed. They were on heavy feed
for only a month; averaged a
gain of 2 IL pounds daily, and
were only Z months, 10 days old,
when Sold"
Mr.. Wing profited by the ad-
vice of DR.. LeGear, Graduate Vet
erinarian and Expert Poultry
Breeder of % years standing.
DR.. LeGear's Hog Prescription
will put weight on your hogs al
so, because it expels worms, puri-
fies the blood and conditions them
so that they gain flesh on less
feed.
It makes no difference what
ailment is prevalent among your
stock or poultry, it is money in
your pocket to get the proper DR..
LeGear Remedy from your dealer,
on a satisfaction or money back
offer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-11-04

many years. Even Texas elected
one republican congressman.
Tennessee elected republican
governor. Both houses will be re-
publican by large majorities. The
News intended to give the vote in
this county by precincts this week
but two of the boxes have not yet
come in.
Just as we are ready to 60 to
press Col. R. H. Henry, of Jackson,
telephones us to tender to the peo-
pie of Rankin county his heartfelt
thanks for the splendid vote re-
cieved in Tuesdays election. He
defeated Mr.. Watkins by nearly
500 votes, carrying every county
in the district by small majorities
except Kinds county. Col. Henry
appreciates the honor, and will
render the district good service as
highway commissioner.
People living in the Star trade
territory will learn with pleasure
that E. M. ODOM, who is consid-
cred one of the best merchants of
the county will inaugurate a spec
ial sale beginning November Goth.
Mr.. Odom writes us that he will
make this sale the biggest and best
in his history. He has the goods,
and is going to dispose of them if
he has to sell them at great loss.
When it comes to sales, Odom can
be depended upon. Watch for
page ad and circulars next week,
telling all about the many good
things he will offer.
The meeting at the Methodist
church is growing in interest and
in attendance. Those who have
heard Brother Bennett speak in
highest terms of his sermons.
These messages express clearly
and positively the fundamental
principles of the Christian relig-
ion. No one can really hear this
evangelist without feeling deep
down in his heart that he should
live better. The meeting will con-
tinue until Tuesday night. Mon
day night the subject of the SER
mon will be "The Black Horse"
and will be addressed especially
to men and boys Every wife is
urged to come and bring her hus-
band and every sister to bring her
brother if she has one.