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New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Vest 3l3t Street
Properties Sold
By Publishers
Hife'' Sells Two Business
Buildings and Nine-Story
apartment A Adjoining,
Owned for Twenty Years

Ns. L. Hess, Inc, sold for the Life
pnh,fshing Company II to % West
rh;rty-hrst Street. consisting Of a Ave
..oyv and one-story business building
M nine-story apartment, on plot
,earsS.9. The building at II West
rh,rty-first Street Is occupied by the
lie Publishing Company, and the
sssrtment at 10 and 21 was built for
he sellers from plans prepared by
rarere & Hastings.
This is the first change of ownership
!, this property in over twenty years.
Ths apartment is considered one of the
ssst Of its kind in the city. The Life
publishing Company will retain its
rresent quarters and have taken a
issse from the new owners. Extensive
alterations are planned. NJ. &. l.. Hess,
Inc, has been appointed agents for
The new owner. The property has been
in the market at 100000.
First Avenue Corner Sold
The fve-story building at 699 First
Avenue, southwest corner of Fortieth
Street, has been sold by William Lille to
he Henice Manufacturing Company.
Deal in Ninth Avenue
D. Kempner & Son sold for the es-
.stes Of Isaac Lowenfeld and Nathan
gempner and for Fisher Levine the
three-story building, with stores, 1856
Ninth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
ST, ,W5, 600 Rental
For Proposed Tall
10th St. Building
Corporation Leases Sixteen
Story Office Structure
Planned for West Side
TO Edward Raym ron d

Edward Raymond and another have
obtained a lease Of the projected six
teen-story Office building at IS to Cd
West Fortieth Street from the 1894
Fortieth Street Corporation for twenty
one years from May l. 1921, with the
privilege Of renewal for a similar
term. The lessees are to pay a net
yearly rental of $4,000, or ST ,995, 900
during the first twenty-one years.
Necarsuimer & Lehlbach, architects.
recently filed plans for the proposed
oulldlng, which is to cover plot
7ax9o.9, and is expected to be com
p:eted early in 1921. The Metropolitan
made building loan of $3.50, 600 to the
5S-64 Fortieth Street Corporation.
which acquired title to the property in
1916.
. Frederick zittel & Sons leased for
Lizzie r. George 319 West Eighty-sixth
Street, the tive-story A. B. Building,
l9xlO0, for ten years at net rental Of
about 100000 TO builder for altera-
tion.
D: Kempner Son leased the store
at 2ol7 Broadway to Hyman Dan, of
San Francisco, Calf, for ladies' ap-
parel.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased Offices
at 10 East Fortieth Street to Miss
Florence Burchard, M. T. See and E. T.
See and Joseph Brahm; at $50 Madison
Avenue to f. G. Fearon Company, Miss
NJ. G. McKenna, c. W. Terwilhger and
A. N. Gitterman.
Spear g. Co. leased the fourth floor
at 412-14 Lafayette Street to Herman
& Peter Fleischer; the third floor at
$3.50 West Houston Street to Rosen-
berg & Jaeger; the store at 106-12
Spring Street to William Herman & Co.
and the eighth floor at 1853 Wooster
Street to Goldberg & Freud, Inc.
tvHbe .o3,bGG
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

MAINE FARMHOUSE. near Auguxta. now
building partly furnished. inoderii ina
proyements seven rooms: good garden and
at able accommod ations; $500 per YEA,
Telephone 1lS1 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
College Professor Heads
Syndicate to Buy Flat
House Bought on Cooperative
Plan in ll4th ST., Overlook
ing Columbia CAMPUS

Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc, sold
for clients of Meyers & Meyers the
seven story apartment house at $40
West 114th Street. 75x1oO, overlooking
Columbia Campus, erected by Palermo
Vest Hath Street m Company, consist M of Of
syndicate headed by Professor
Schuyler, of the New York University
The owners will occupy the greater
part of the building as soon as pres
ent leases expire.
The five-story fathouse at 12e East
106th Street, 25x100.11, recently pur-
chased by Morris Byk, has been resold
to Gertrude Borish.
James 0. Wright sold for Arthur
Lyon, OF Philadelphia to ]. Thomas
Phillips the two five-story apartment
houses 268 and 264 West 144th Street,
29.9x1o0 each, with accommodations for
forty families.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

FIFTH AVE. between 4sth and 50th sts.--
Furnished apartment. parlor, bedroom anc
bath: elevator and maid service; TO subei
for months rent reasonable. Apply Miss
Weiner. 10 East 46th ST. Phone Murray Hill
$3.50.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Sales Of Brooklyn Realty

The Martin Company sold for John
B. Hoecker jr. and others to Lillian
NJ Provencher the three-story business
building 326 Livingston Street; to Lar
ry Bori bardo for Thomas Carroll the
three-family dwelling Il State Street;
to Mary c. Doyle for Ben A. Sanders
the four story dwelling 13l Gates
Avenue.
The three-story apartment 2411 Clar
endon Road has been sold by Charles
Partridge for Jacob Goldberg.
The B. F. Knowles Company sold
90A Ross Street, two-story dwelling,
for Mr.. Siegel to Mr.. Marcus.
The Realities Associates sold 221
Forty-ninth Street. a four-story apart
ment, to Albert Haseloff.
F. C. Sauter sold the four-story apart
ment at 496 Eleventh Street for the
Witte Estate
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Investors Buy Flats and
Two-Family Houses in Bronx

Walter E. Brown sold for Samuel
Rubin five-story apartment on the
west side of Clay Avenue 112 feet south
of 157th Street, 50x100, containing
twenty-six families.
The S. L. Aronds Company sold for
Mrs. H. Alperin to Mrs. Keller the two
family dwelling at 1921 Clinton Ave
nue.; also the fve-story flats at 1905
Grant Avenue for Mr.. Silberman to H.
Vangrofsky, and at 254 East 165th
Street to l.. Gingold and S. Rabinowitz.
Calm e. Calm sold to Samuel Robin
973 Teller Avenue, two-family dwell
ing, 24x100. A. F. Barros was the
broker.
George McCaffertt sold to client of
j. S. Maxwell for the De Van estate
the two-family dwelling, 32x100, at 1929
West Farms road.
A. D. Rockwell jr. sold for the estate
Of Patrick Martin the dwelling at 473
East 18TH Street to John Burns.
Eugene j. Busher, Inc, sold for For
est T. Horton the dwelling at 656 East
165th Street, 18x120, to Mary 7. Christ
and Catherine Reilly.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Women's Security League
To Locate I'm Pine Streei

William A. White G. Sons leased at
5658 Pine Street Offices to Kaufman &
Levine, Women's Security League and
Lennox Nairn at A Whitehall Street,
an Office to Adelphia Coal Company
at 81 Beaver Street, Offices to Cord
Meyer & Co.; at Fletcher Street, the
building to Fitzpatrick Products Cor
poration; at 322 East Seventy-f
Street, store and basement to Somma
Shops, and with the Brown Wheelock
Company space at 680 Fifth Avenue
to Thomas F. Logan, Inc.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for Sherr Brothers the fifth floor at
546-54S Broadway, extending through
to Crosby Street, containing 1900
square feet, to Everett, Heaney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

Mrs. Hahlo Sells Fine
East SID ST. Dwelling
Has Been Asking $125.OOO for
House Near Madison Av.;
Tenants Become Owners

Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. sold for
MRS. Arthur H. Hahlo, 4S East + ifty-
second Street, fye-story American
basement dwelling, 19x10o.5, to a client
Tor occupancy. The house is on re-
stracted block and the seller has been
asking S125,ooo for the property.
Aarris 4 Maurice Mandelbaum sold
20 the present tenant the three-story
pudding at $50 East Eighty fourth
street, 2oxl00s to John Lederer, the
Esenans, the three-story house at 159
East Scventy-fonrth Street 1sx1oo and
through Daniel H. Kempner & Son. tho
iour- story dwelling at ii West Ninety
fourth Street, 20x1oo, to E. S. Koran.
the tenant. 'A"'''
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Mrs. Owen c. Torrey Buys
Fine Scarsdale Estate

Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. James
F. Briggs her property in the Heath
cote section OF Scarsdale, consisting
of a large brick Colonial residence and
about five acres, to Mrs Owen C. Tor
rey,. of this city. The property was
held at S60,000 The same brokers
sold for James Shesgreen, of this city,
his property at Riverview Manor,
Dohbs Ferry-on- Hudson, to NJ Edgar
Thomas, of Hastings on Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Auction To-day of Lots
AT North Pelham

Joseph P Day will sell at auction
to-day, on the premises, eighty-fve
home building sites in the residential
section of North Pelham, Westchester
County.
The lots are in Fourth and Fifth
Avenues, Sixth and Seventh Streets,
and Maple Avenue, within three blocks
of the New York, Westchester & Bos-
ton Railroad station at Pelham. The
Mount Vernon-New Rochelle trolley
line runs in Fifth Avenue and passes
the property
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Get Suites in Big Flat
Planned for Park Avenue

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. announced
leases in the sixteen-story apartment
building to be erected at 800 Park
Avenue, between Forty-ninth and Fif-
tieth Streets, by syndicate composed
OF Percy A. Rockefeller, Coleman du
Pont. Thomas Cochran, Louis Sherry
and others to Mrs. J. H. Bradford. C. ri
P. Gilbert, George NJ. Church, Mrs.
Gouverneur Kortwright, Peter w. Rob
erts, X. A. Rowland, Ralph Schott and
Mrs. W Wainwright.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Results of Auction Sales
AT IA vEsEY STREET.

BY j. H. Mayors.
l2TH ST, 7o5 E. n 8 $50 w nrv ,so,, .,
22.1ox1o3.3. 5-story brick tenement and
stores VIM r Wilder ct al VS. Rose
HambIrger et al: VIM H Patterson,
attyi harry BLUR ref: due on judgt.
SIZES. 4o taxes, etc, s66s7s Sold to
. The nlaintiff for s12. coo.
l22p ST 42l e, 8. 254.7 G 1st ave
lesxlooll, 3-story and basement stone
dwlg Gilbert A Robertson Home VS.
Martin Holman eft al. Harry Blur
rel; due on judgt, $3.50. 25: taxes .etc,
souV. SOLD to the plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Church of ST. Joseph Buvs

The Church of st. Joserh. Of York
vile, purchased from Charles Drummer
and others the three-story dwelling,
25x1oo.s. at 5s4 Fast. Eighty-seventh
Street, abutting me hospital of the
Sisters of Misericorde.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Shirt Shop Gets Site
Of Old DAILY Theater
Plans TO Erect Eight-Story Store
and Office Building
on Plot

4. a. Turner and Carstein & Linn
ken have closed twenty one-vea,,
lease on the DAILY ThAater plot. at
Broadway, Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets, s4x1s4, for the Schieffelin es
tate.
The Phillips-Jones Company Chain
SHIRT Shops are the lessees, and will
buiid an eight-story store and Office
building. The ground floor will be de-
voted to stores, with Offices and show
rooms above
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
CITY REAL ESTATE
II Established 1852
Horace S.Ely eco,
\ REAL ESTATE
4 I'll Liberty Street
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
PEEkSKILL AND VICINITY
FOR BARGAINS
The Friendly Town


FOR BARGAINS
The Friendly Town
~ Minutes Out
10l-i30 ACRES. house. 16 rooms bath,
ETC 500 fruit trees. view of 80 miles.
Price SIS 600; terms.
so2-ABOJT AN ACRE, 8 rooms and
oath. all impts., hardwood floors; fine
shade trees. lawn and shrubbery, garage.
sOs-ABoUT AN ACRE, % rooms. all
inpts: located in one of the best streets.
,esa9ii;ul o.: l lawn: brick garage. cars.
4ot-MoDERN BUNGALOW. 8 rooms,
path heat. all nveniences; fine place:
oeam ceiling ar depot. trolley; finest
boulevard sd.5n0
4oo-i2 ACRES. house. Is rooms. Co
iohisl type Con struction s--oom tenant
so,tsge and other outbuildirgs $1,000;
4oe-oNE ACRE, l6 rooms. . baths, ali
n,pts; entire house has been newly dec
0'saed garage for cars. Make offer
4o'-A SWISS CHATEAU. So acres. IA
,9ols 9s ana bath, modern impts: open fire.
$4,000 terms
4os-el2 ACRE ESTATE, very attractive
,ssn', Uuse, rooms are very large and airy
kaa.vushout beautiful lawns and shrub
P,,s., out buildings in good condition.
"oohE, hNIFFEN, WAGNER CO., INC.
Il so. Division St.
4elephOne .2o FeekskilI N
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Rex Beach Enlarges His
Holdings a. Ardsley Park

Arson F. Robinson sold for the
Dobbs Ferry Land and Improvement Co
an acre at Columbia ard Myrtle Ave
nues, in Ardsley Park. to Rex Beach.
The property, which adjoins other land
belonging to Mr.. Beach, will be I'M
proved in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

j. Clarence Davies sold plot b0x100
in Kent Avenue, Hastings gs-on-Hudson
for the Hudson P. Rose Co. to Arthur
A. Jeffery.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Sale of New Jersey Housa

Joseph V. Heating sold for Samuel
A. Gruver u dwelling at 7 Prospect
Street, Madison, n j., to Frederick A.
Dempsey
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

t,,dIt !, EAVti lot 2ssxi50 in the heart of the
spi,ahihues Hiushess district of Akron. Ohio This Is
,9 q; suit reliable tenant. Write for informa-
Ito -,-n 70 swtrsiy & Miller. Akron. o.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
HOMES & ESTATES
uARENCE. CMARTENs
sS-. 1sr Du,a.u

PELHAM AND MOUNT VERNON.
w,r TfooinS' bath gas. electricity. decorated.
rosa ts and porches screened, garden,
njo, pushes, fruit trees. grapes corner
ss soe eS'Ale9 Price $4,000; cash required
!, SeO Mortgage $2.70O. Others from
ATsn.ap up 10 $40, coo. OPEN SUNDAYS. j. N.
.-N-useh llo VOLTS Lane. Pelham, n. Y.
Al, ';;aSFiNE HOME. rooms, q baths;
lion MN, n,imn,prsoyements; steam heat near sta
n G SzSLl0, garage: Harlem division
trsl pn ~ minutes from the Grand Cen.
itls pneaity Office, Clarence G. Martens
-. - Htoadway (39th ST.. Bryant 2l21.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
$42 BUYS A LOT
EoIIix Circle

Fronting Hampstead trolley at Stop 90
Other lots $50. s63 and s1o2 per lot; no
higher price lots except lots fronting
trolley and corners; terms, SIS cash; bal
ance soc per week with interest: property
eautiful; write for free birds eye view. Title
guaranteed by Title Guarantee & Trust
Company. How to go: In Brooklyn or at
Brooklyn Bridge take Lexington Ave. line
(Jamaica) elevated train to 160th st.
Washington St Jamaica; in Jamaica take
Hem pstead trolley to Stop 90 See agent
on the property. e. E. MEACHAM & SON
owners. 13 Park Row. New York City. SO
years in the real estate business.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
GREEN POND. N. ,.
OCEAN GROVE, N. j.
LAKE HOPATCONG, n. j
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CANADA
NEW YORK STATE

Chateau Frontenac, Heights OF Old Quebec
Canadian Pacific Hotels 1231 y way, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Gerry Estate Sells in Park Row

Charles Solomon bought from the
,1n Jerry estate the fve-story building at
l7S Park Row, 38.6xs5.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
Tea Room Near Fifth Avenue

Douglas Gibbons & Co. leased for
5ohn O'Rourke West Fiftieth Street,
q fourstory dwelling adjoining Fifth
Avenue, to Mrs, F. l.. D. Copeland for
a tea room.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

OWNER must sell seven room stucco aud
shingle cottage-only three years old
on plot 5Oxl40; forty minutes from Penn
Station. $4,000 cash required. Phone
Greeley $40 for particulars.
HOMES-$6.5O0 UPWARD. EASY TERMS
q. r XrER "a rli L
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES. with
garages. one-half hour Manhattan. 9
to IL rooms, baths and extra lava
tory. $4,000 up; terms to suit. Cen
trail av. and Pine st. VIM. X. MAC
DONALD. Woodmere. L. 1. Phones
Woodnere 312S or 3206.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1920-07-17
QUEENS REAL ESTATE

25 MINUTES FROM MANHATTAN--9
rooms, all modern accessories: initial
payment on terms no greater than your
present rent; immediate possession. A j.
BARRETT. Telephone Broad 6170
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Rlankenshin Wednesday.

Blankenship Wednesday.
Bob Elkins called on Carrie Van
horn Saturday.
Miss Grace Damron passed through
here Sunday en- route to Pleasant
Ridge.
Miss Mamie Riley passed through
here last week en- route to Cadmus,
Harry Austin was visiting his cou-
sin. Lawrence Blankenship, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. f. II. Austin was calling on
Mrs. A. Biankenship Sunday.
Miss frankie .Holbrook is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Childers, at Twin
Branch. w. Va.
Misses Ollie Short and Birdie SAL
ter have returned from Louisa where
they attended the X. N, c..
VIM. Barker was calling on friends
here Sunday.
Several from this place attended
Sunday School at Morgan Sunday.
Sunday School at 2 p. m. Come out.
Bob Elllins was calling here Sunday.
Miss Ollie Hulette was calling on
Mrs. Clara Salter last week
POLL PARROT
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make their future home.

make their future home.
Chester Hairless and Oracle Cooksey
surprised their many friends with a
quite wedding Saturday evening. We
wish them both happiness.
Tom and Ora Boggs were the guests
of Misses Nellie Gaines and Fay
Stuart Sunday night
Miss Mamie Riley. of Louisa. was
calling on friends here Sunday.
w. Y. Prince and son Luther were
in Louisa Saturday
Nellie Gaines was a caller at Yates
vile Saturday.
Il. II. and Fred Stuart VIII leave
soon for Messy Bottom where they
have employment.
Alice Stuart vas on Little Gait one
day last week
Arma Gaines was the guest of Dora
Bowe Stuart Sunday night.
Con Rice who has had measles, IS
able to be out again,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stuart spent
Saturday night with Mr., and Mrs.
Hebcr Rife.
Buck Elkins, our main singer, Is able
70 be with us at Green Valley again.
Hannah Nanhorn was tie guest OF
Misses Opal and Marie Riley saturday
night
Miss Nellie Gaines expects 10 visit
friends in Louisa and Potter soon.
John Boggs was at r.. II Stuart's
Friday. BUFFER DOOLY.
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YATESVILLE

The pie social Saturday night was a
success
Rev Boothe preached an interesting
sermon here Sunday.
Ollie Short and Bird Salter were in
LouisR Saturday,
Miss Rosa Bradley called on her sis
ter, Mrs. d. Holbrook Saturday.
Miss Bess Basey was the pleasant
Saturday ard Sunday guest of Miss
Grace Crank.
Miss Carrie vanhorn is visiting Mrs.
IRA Short
ollie Short was calling on Bird Sal
ter Friday afternoon.
Ernest Compton is driving team
for 4. Blankenship.
+. H. and w. c. Austin were in
Louisa Wednesday buying goods,
Miss Dova Bradley was here Satur-
day.
Mrs f. H. Austin called on Mrs. r.
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FORT GAY

The sick OF this place are no better.
BIN Adkins SIN fingers and Mrs John
WelimAn IL no better.
The sutton Construction company
~ doing some nice work IN the upper
end OF our town on the county road
and making several nils on peoples
lots By dirt waste from the cuts on
the hard road
Lewis Borders viii soon have the up
stairs % his building finished and Mrs:
Mullins win occupy same. having rent
I'd II
Abel Roberts wife and children are
preparing 10 leave for a visit OF ten or
fifteen days
George Lewis. OF Louisa. was visit
ing our merchants day or so ago
James See. OF the Point is now be-
ing used as clerk instead OF Dave See.
his brother, who Is sick with erysipe-
las.
I'D Kirk. OF Louisa, was over to see
the steam shovel move dirt on the
county road.
The leading road that brings in the
produce to- market In our town is
blocked by the steam shovel work and
win be few days. BLUE EYES.
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SACREW WIND

Clara Boggs and Eva Williams were
calling on Manda Sparks Sunday.
Clarence Mpore's Now house is near
ing completion.
Miss sala Gamblll was visiting Clara
Boggs one day last week
Charley a. Boggs' little boy has been
Yrg III but IL improving
Elijah Boggs was calling on Carrot
Bosgs Friday.
Mrs. Almiraa Moore. who is III, is not
SO well % she has been.
Susan NJ. Boggs was visiting H. NJ,
Edwards last week
Carrie Wheeler WAS visiting Clara
DogFs this week
otis Wells went 70. Webbyille Sat
urday
John Isom went down our creek last
Friday TWO CHUMS.
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LOWMANSVILLE

Miss Audrey Chapman, of Charley.
Is visiting here this week.
Gladys Hatfield and Vera Chaffin
were the guests of Mildred Chandler
Wednesday.
Mrs. Matilda Griffith was the dinner
guest of Mrs. Frank Chandler Friday.
Audrey Chapman and Nellie Chand-
Ter We're the dinner guests of Mildred
Chandler Friday.
Mrs. yicie Griffith spent Friday with
her mother. Mrs. Chas. Edwards.
Mrs. Mary Hannah, of Normal, is
visiting home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Toliver are visiting
at Flat Gap this week.
Mrs. Clara Chandler was calling on
Mrs. Mary Hatfield Saturday.
A. Griffith is not so well at this
writing.
Mrs. Jennie Chandler was calling ON
Mrs. Vicie Griffith Saturday.
Charlie Pack and little daughter.
Bernice, were the dinner guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Chandler Friday
Mildred Chandler, Audrey Chapman
aud Frank Bevins were the guests OF
Nellie Chandler Sunday.
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WHAT Is THE
MATTER WITH
THAT CHILD?
When Children Grow Pale and Listless
Their Blood May Be Weak.
EPIC .MANoAN Makes Red sloOd
Sold BY Druggists in Liquid and
Tablet Form--6oth the. Same
in Medicinal Quality.

When your child loses color. acts
and talks without spirit. and does not
play like other children. act quickly
II the condition lis not deep seated
disease but merely due to poor blood.
give Pepto- Mangan GUIDES Pepto-
Mangnn is just the tonic for pale. thin
children whose blood needs rebuild
ing Ii is a pleasant tasting simple
combination OF exactly the ingredients
that Increase and enrich the blood.
Beneficial results show almost at
once in brighter eyes. blooming cheeks,
sprightly step, and the whole sys-
TEN made more vigorous.
Pepto- Mangan is obtainable In liz
uid or tablet form. whichever proves
most convenient, Both forms possess
Identical medicinal qualities.
There is but one genuine Pepto-
Mangan and that is Guides" Ask
your druggist for GUIDES" and look
FOR the name Guides" on the package.
II 1t Is not there, It is not Pepto-
advertisements.
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vANcEBURe INVENTION.

yanceburg-E. C. Applegate. the
local machinist. has an invention that
will appeal to all auto owners. Mr..
Applegate has a machine that will
than 80 minutes. This machine is
something new in every way and it
will soon be placed upon the market
Mr.. Apologize has a partner in it and
as soon as the Government grants
them their patent they will at once
take steps to place the machine before
the public. and without doubt it will
meet with wonderful public approval
Leader.
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CADMUS

Sunday School is progressing nicely
with large attendance.
Misses Alice and Fay Stuart have
returned 10 their home at savage
Branch after few weeks visit with
relatives here
Mrs. Jessie Hewlett and children are
visiting her mother near Catlettsburg
this week.
Nellie Gaines and Alice and Fay
Stuart were the guests OF Jessie Hew-
lett Sunday night.
Luther Lintz was the Sunday after
noon guest Of Alice Stuart
Misses Nellie and Arma Gaines and
Hannah vanhorn were callers at J, n.
Boggs Monday.
Messrs. Thomas and Ora BoggS, OF
Bleyins, were visiting their brother at
this place Saturday and Sunday.
James Elkins was calling on Hannah
vanhorn sunday
Ernest Webb and wife left Monday
for Nest Virginia, where they win
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GEORGES CREEK

Meeting here Saturday night and
Sunday was largely attended. Services
conducted by Rev. Moses Dutton.
Mrs. Callie Preston and little daugh-
ter spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Davis, of
Lowmansville.
Jay Hinkle. Albert Miller and Fred
Mead of Meads Branch, attended
church here Saturday night.
Miss Dovie Childers spent the day
Saturday with Miss Gussie Childers.
Frank GhiIders was calling on his
aunt, Mrs. Abraham Childers Saturday
George Harris was visitor In Pres
tonsburg last week.
AIRS. Arch Graves was calling on
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VXYHAT a difference in
w these motor -car days,
when every point in the
county is hardly more than
lust around the corner
Peoples ideas are chang
ing, too.
They're beginning to fig
ure out how much it is cost
ing them to keep a car. And
the man who is doing the
greatest amount of figuring is
the man with the moderate
price car.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-05-07
Irs. w. In. Davis Sunday.

Mrs. w. NJ. Davis Sunday.
Miss Esther Bond. of Catlettsburg,
was visiting relatives here last week.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dexter Wooten and left a
fine girl-Sarah Ellen.
Miss Blanche Preston. of Messy
Bottom, was visiting home folks sun
day.
Mrs. Mart and Oscar Rowe were in
Louisa Saturday.
Sine Gilkerson was visitor here
Sunday from Gallup.
Miss Gussie Childers called on Miss
Claire Preston Sunday night
Miss Dovie Childers has returned
from Lookout after. an extended visit