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Real Estate Op
FA?trrOH Y PROPERTY FOB SALE FACTORY PROPERTY FOR 8AM! 1
ftCTORY PROPERTIED
g; FOR SALE
J? NOTE)?I ma&e a specialty of handling: factory
?fc proportlw? .throughout the United States, If In the
H _ market for a factory send me yoar requirements.
mwm If you have one to sell, send for my selling plan.
Remington Arms Plant, Bridgeport, Conn.
1.684.708 SU. FT.. comprising- 13 MAIN MANUFACTURING UNITS of the
MOST MODERN TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION. Bach 6 ?tory brick and steel
building with concrete floor?. 6 HEAT TREATING BUILDINGS having; a
total floor area of 115.635 ?q. ft. LARGE POWER PLANT FULLY
SPRINKLED. K. R. SIDING. FRESH WATER FOND.
Remington Arms Plant, Swimton, Vt
A TWO 8TOBY CONCRETE BUILDING, containing- SO.??! eq. ft., of all day?
light manufacturing: space. Series of one story new fireproof storage buildings,
containing- 50,000 sq. ft; sprinkler system; cafeteria; gas plant] large power
plant; artesian wells; excellent labor; 49 acres; R. R. Sidings.
Ford Motor Co. Bldg., Long Island City
WITHIN A FEW BLOCKS OF BRIDGE PLAZA. A new l-story building con
talnlng 477.000 SQ. FT. of excellent manufacturing ?pace; R. A. SIDING AC?
COMMODATING 34 CARS; six elevators, high ceilings, hot water; electric light;
large crane; POWER PLANT; WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF SUBWAY STATION;
EXCELLENT LABOR.
Bethlehem Loading Company Plant, on the Delaware River.
Consisting: of a tract of 134 acres of land located at New Castle. Delaware, WITH
1,300 FT. FRONTAGE ON DELAWARE RIYER, AND SIDINGS FROM THE
PENNSYLVANIA R. R?, improved with a series of one story eteel and hollow tile1
buildings in excellent condition; CONTAINING 136,690 SQ. FT., DOCK WITH
RAILROAD SIDINGSi large power plant; Artesian Wells, Good Labor.
Newsurk, N. J., About 281,492 Sq. Ft
Manufacturing- plant located In the Heart of Newark's Industrial Center, contain?
ing 281.402 SQ. FT., consisting of 14 separate building?, rangtng in size from
11.000 S?ti. FT. TO 42,500 SQ. FT. Large power plant; fully sprinkled; Artesian
Wells. Large Elevators'.
Fully Equipped Tapestry Mill, Halsdon, N. J.
Two story steol frame building located at Haiedon, N. J., known a? theRobertson
Mill. Just over tho Passalo River, FROM PATTERSON, N. J., containing 16.000
sq. ft. ; completely equipped with machinery for the manufacturo of TAFFETAS,
DRAPERIES, ARMURES. CHINA SILKS. DAMASKS AND SATINS. Power
?MMEDLAT15 POSSESSION1110* ?' N?W Y?rk' *t**m h**tS *??? Ub?r ?Upply;
Seamless Rubber Company Plant, New Haven, Conn.
150,000 SQ. FT. of manufacturing space. 1,8*4 ?tory br??k mill constructed
?^?a?1^?*???re*JS^Sf ^Slir. ?P?-????*! 7levator?7 LAND AREA
?RAILROAD STATION^ EXCELLENT LABOR MARKET, NOT FAR FROM
New York State Equipped Machine Shop and Foundry. ?
s/??1Si.stoJy ?awto.oth *2ui?ped.; machine ?ho? and Foundry containing 17,500
SQ. FT. of ?pace, located 23 mile? from Rochester. N. Y. Land area 100x400;
power plant; Air Compressors; 5 TON WHITING CUPOLA. Good labor PLAN1?
McS,4C? "?*?"**. BATHES. DRII^f CUTTERS AND SPECIAL
United States Printing & Lithograph Co., Elizabethport, N. J.
125.000 SQ. FT. OF FLOOR SPACE, ONE * TWO STORY BRICK BUILDINGS.
Located in the industrial centre of Elizabethport, near large plant of Singer
?Z???^a?hi?C?^Snda?ho EI?zabethPort R. R. Station. EXCELLENT LABOR.
SAi* OAD slDIJ,GS- Steam heat; power plant. Sprinkler System. ARTESIAN
Equipped Chemical Plant, 30 Miles from N. Y. City.
A 1 story brie? building, 100x150, of SAW-TOOTH CONSTRUCTION. CON.
TAINING 25,000 SQ. FT. OF DAYLIGHT MANUFACTURING SPACE. Sprinkler
system. Artesian Well?. LARGE POWER PLANT. Railroad siding 660 ft
long, 3% acres of land. EQUIPMENT INCLUDES Crushing & Grinding Ma?
chinery, Reduction Furnaces, Filter Presses, Evaporating Kettles, Pulverizing
Machinery and equipped laboratory.
New England Manufacturing Plant, Shelton, Connecticut.
53.000 8QUARE FEET of all daylight manufacturing ?pace. 6 story brick mill
constructed building with extra heavy foundation. VERY HEAVY CARRYING
CAPACITY PER SQ. FT. FULLY SPRINKLED. HIGH PRESSURE STEAM
PLANT. LOW INSURANCE RATE. Within two blocks of freight station
(Within 100 ft. of railroad siding). Two elevators.
New York State Plant with Rail and Water Connections.
A large 3 and 6 story brick mill constructed building at Oswego, N. Y.. contain?
ing about 46,000 SQ. FT. OF FLOOR SPACE, fronting 600 ft. on Varrlck Canal
u navigable waterway connecting with .New York State Barge Canal RAILROAD
SIDING connecting with N. Y. Central and D., L. & w Railroads About 4
acres of land. VALUABLE WATER POWER RIGHTS; STEAM PLANT
Owners will consider leasing.
Modern Manufacturing Plant, Paterson, N. J.
Completely Equipped Cement Plant, Stockertown, Pa.
CAPACITY OF 2,000 BARRELS PER DAY. A series of 1-story buildings; all
directly connected, Including boiler and engine room, drvlng and grlndln
r.oms. kiln room, engine room, marine shop, bagging room, cooper shop and
storage limestone bins, etc. LARGE POWER PLANT. L V. & N E ? t?
SIDING. 69 aerea LARGE CEMENT QUARRY. DEEP FACE. Heart of cement'
country. Excellent labor. STOCKERTOWN. 5 MILES #?OM EA8TON, PAl
Modern Manufacturing Plant, Cliff wood, N. J.
NOW FULLY EQUIPPED AS A CANNING PLANT. Property can be ?old with
or without canning ?quipaient. 25,000 SQ. FT. OF EXCELLENT MANmUr-r?
URING SPACE. 2-story brick building. 60x188. PO^YER PLAOT 1^nrw
AND GARAGE. ARTESIAN WELL. 2-story dwelling with ?Cs eontalhh?
S apartments of 7 rooms and bath. R. R. SIDING AVAILABLE WITHT?V Twn
BLOCKS OF R. R. STATION. EXCELLENT LABOR. wn?ti> TWO
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co. Plant, Uniontown. Pa
Large one-story foundry wtth clear of 25 feet, with outbuilding? containing 2< tan
.q. ft., with a No. ? Whiting cupola. Completely equippedI with n?, mum
railway and cars, storage bins, core ovens, motora, artesian well *n?i i.,ri,V
GOOD LABOR; NATURAL GAS. PA. AND B. * O. R. H. SIDINGS.
WRITE FOB CIRCULARS OF ANY PROPERTY ADVERTISED.
Broker? ProteoteC
31 Nassau St, JlL-?/j?jL Phon?
N-Y. City r^WTJTf 6500 Recto,
NEW JERSET
55 A HIGH RENT 80LTJTI0N-?Mont
55 wll within the next twenty day?
? fine horn? property, consist Ins of
55 pretty lions?, eicht room?, bis tiled
55 bath, all Improvements and fine _ru
- race, half acre plot; easy commnt
- ins; distance ; in heart of Jersey's
_Z* mofrt beautiful sabarban commun.
_"_ ity, near exprese station. Only
_5 -K-.000, on easy terms, less than
55 your present rent per month, se
55 cures titles. Permanent mort rage
55 __>, 000. Ready to move Into.
55 Worth ?14,000 to baUd to-day.
55 1-ulld-T. P. O. Box 5??, City Hull
55 station, New York City.
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-UMMIT, N. J.
delightful Home Community
in the Hills ,
Only 50 minutes from Broadway
FOR CHOICE PROPERTY
Consult
EUGENE J0BS-H. F. BECK CO.
In Sooth Win* of X-aekawanaa
| Station, Summit, K*. J.
CERTAWTY OP A GUESS
IS worn e-ra real eatate In Berrea Ooonty
a__4 the ttttea are net -turarse, wrtu ter
tJM ikm aeetdet, It Is inurestins.
North hnej Tide lojaraac? Co.
HACKJSNHACK, K. *.
EAST ORANGE, N. J.
Price $14,000
A substantial home. In perfect order and
-.pel.; MOT WATK_t *HJ_,tT, elsctrlcn.
and ait other Improvements. Plot (0x200,
on _f. Walnut Ht., a refined and beautiful
XM_rhborhood convenient station, store,
?Kiboola, .hure!.?* at_d trolley.
KCGBSti A. KK?J.T
Opp. East Orange Uta. Kast Orange. N. J.
Attncthre Home 8&g "At. "SS?
fl-splic?: butler's pantry, kitchen i 6 bed
room?, bath; hardwood floor?, oak stair?
case; slate* root copper valleys. Beautiful
?orner plot 7,500 ?.j, ft. B.et location.
a /_!_ut*_ to station. Only |l,.00,
VAN WiriiU-E CO., Kuufwfofd, n* j.
ENCIEW0OD, N. J. ;?**?
ft Weatb erbj & Co., Englewood, N J.
-Englewood* N. %?. 0m?.??i_ .-.*.?*?.
NEW JERSEY
Beautiful ?tone
house for sale.
Uddct Hill Sec
tion.
One of the finest residences in Engle- ;
wood. Stone house, garage, stable, garden- '
er's cottage, spring pond, 14 acres.
H. WEATHEKBY A CO.. Englewood. N. J. j
ALL THE ORANGES. !
If you contemplate moving there la no i
finer or more convenient suburban loca- 1
tlon than "The Oranges." Modern hou?. >
of every description for sale at all priesa
FRANK H. TAYLOR (note first name),
?pp. Brick Church Sta.. Blast Oraige. N. J.
MONTCLAIR
_____ ______ Beautiful new Colonial i T large
<PI**t.-PV-. rooms, bath, solarium, ?team,
electricity, hardwood floors; large plot, for?
est trees. Fine location. Possession Apr. 1.
MURDOCH, opp. Uokaw-nna, Ph. 461? Mtc
B?AUTIFUT, BAST ORANGE
$12,000; elegant one-family residence, 11
rooms; 8 baths; electricity; lot 40x100i
noar l__c*_awan&a and trolley; out of town
owner will sacrifico at above price on easy
terms. C. O'DONOUOHUB CO.. 849 Main
st., Bast Orange.
T ?no ANrFQ" NRW HOUSES
H VArYI-UEsJ 16.760 to 19,500
K 7 to 10 rooms, every modern improve't.
Large Plots, excellont location. Terms.
Chas. S. Orben. 7l6 Broad St., Newark, N. J.
FACTORY FOR SAAB OR TO LET?Fac
tory 30x60. on Erie, 20 miles out. a..
Box 488, Tribune Office.
CONNECTICUT
EXCEPTIONAL
*"' opportunity to
purchase or lease special and pre?
ferred shore fronts and country
estate*.
Kiel astre Itstlags
RATMOND B. THOMPSON
Saut* BnlMIng OREENWICB, CONN,
fei. ?M OreonwUh
"AN OLD I.A8HIONK-- HOUSE
on an old-fashioned road, in a tiualnt little
old-fashioned town." The doors In the
center, two windows each sido and It's
?roo feet from the road; 12 rooms, bath,
hot water ties.. 8 ?replaces, electricity;
?t sores; ?rchafda, ootlsg? und barn; 47
<_.;#? from N. T.; half mils from station;
joill? CKAWWOnih 7 Kas. 4_d M., N. Y.
"^HN~CRAWFORD
7 KAOT 43D ?T., NEW YORK,
_a . I__f*"?d sv.ry prope-ty he submits.
t-ANM-CntVl XXQLVHWtU?t
portunities in City
REAL ESTATE I REAL ESTATE
Greenwich A Gentleman's Estate of 10 acres,
' jt\ house\in perfect condition and
Connecticut with all modern improve?
ments. Five master rooms and four
baths. Beautiful grounds. Garden?
er's cottage, garage, stable with liv?
ing quarters above. Pictures and
floor plans can be seen at this office.
No. 477.
A farm of 50 acres in the Round
Hill Section of Greenwich.
Colonial farm house and
barns, excellent land. Price reason?
able. No. 548.
MAM^.?A?m "E* state of 12 acrcs? modern. Eng
MomstOWn, J^ lish Brick Mansion. Seven
New Jersey master bedrooms, five bath?
rooms, garage with chauffeur's
quarters. An unusually distinctive
country home. Pictures and floor
plans can be seen at this office.
? No. 555.
Flushing A sPlcndid country place with all
s> Xjl the advantages and conven
Long Island iences of the city, three
acres, Colonial house. Ten bed
ropms and six baths. Garage and
living quarters. No. 55.
R-~~l~ *ll? \ X 7 onderful site for a Long Isl
Brookville, VV and home. In the heart of
Long Island the piPin8 Rock Section,
17 acres of finely wooded property,
highest elevation in this section;
price very reasonable. No. 574.
? A n attractive Colonial house, all
oyosset, JH^ improvements, with 2y2 acres
Lone Island beautifully planted, and in
perfect condition. Four master
bedrooms and two baths, two ser?
vants' rooms and bath. Garage with
chauffeur's room. No. 572.
n ei TT* state of eight acres, within 100
Day onore, ?j yards of Great South Bay, a
Long Island fijne old mansion. G?arden
. " er's cottage, stable, garage, beauti?
ful grounds, together with two acres
on Inlet with boathouse and dock
basin. An astonishingly low figure
will buy this place. Pictures can be
seen at this office. No. 12.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc.
12 East 44th Street,
New York
Telephone Murray Hill 1100
FLORIDA I FLORIDA
Palm Beach
'By Lake and Sea or Jungle Trail."
Write for our listing
of the choicest properties
for sale or lease.
John J. Quinn 6 Col
P"Bm,.ch ""?"IDA f^TLh
1 Own a Commercial I
Grapefruit Grove
A ten acre grove will give you an In?
dependent Income and the opportunity
to nava either a winter or an all
year-round home In one of the most
delightful places In Florida. The
largest and finest grove development
In the State is at
Lakeland Highlands
FLORIDA
In the warm, sunny hills of Polk
County, 809 feet above sea level.
s Beautiful Lakes, Bathing, Fishing,
Oolflng, Hunting, Motoring.
A Profitable Investment
A ten-acre grapefruit grove cost?
14,960, on term? to suit purchaser.
A conservative estimate of 15.00 per
tree profit shows an Income of $2,420
per year, or equivalent to 5% on 150,
000. The Income begins after the fifth
yoar, during which period your grove
double? In market value.
Experience Unnecessary
Under our co-operative plan, The
Grove-Owners Association will give
your grove perpetual, scientific care
at actual cost. You are relieved of
all details, are free to go and come
as you like and to give your time to
your other Interest?. Your personal
attention Is not required and experi?
ence Is unnecessary.
Send for llluttrated Beok N?. 14
W.F.HALLAM&CO.
OWNERS
Tribune Building, 154 Nmisu Street,
New York
Telephono Beekman 6472
Referencee^-Dun, Hradstrcet, or any
Polk County, Florida. Bank.
WESTCHKSTER COUNTY
Sleepy Hollow
Country estate of 6 acres In
the Westchester Hill? ;? modern
Colonial residence, S maater
bedroom?, 4 bath?, ?team heat,
eleotriolty, ?table and garage
for S car?, with 6 room? and
bath; vegetable and flower
gardens, town water supply,
near golf club? and splendid
schools, beautiful view? of the
Hudson River and Irving'?
country. This ideal country
home la now In the market
fo>* ?ale.
Kenneth, Ives & Co.
1 Beat 42d Ht. Tel. Murray Hill ?017.
?t?XrtSfATt
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
For Sale
Tarrytown-on-Hudsoti
A new Dutch Colonial Bun?
galow of 7 rooms and bath.
Ready for occupancy January
15th. Asking $9,500.
Beautiful Bungalow of 7
rooms and bath, ready for
occupancy January 10th.
Asking 97,500.
Beautiful 8 room Bungalow,
gas, electricity, heat, hard?
wood floors, plot 50x150, fine
neighborhood, good river
view. Occupancy can be had
May 1st. Asking $10,000.
What is your offer?
CARL C LOH,
Tarrytown's Realtor
Member Wettoheetor County
Rea.Hu Board
$ Orchard Street, Tarrytown, N. Y.
For Sale.
On one of the highest points
In New Rochelle, house of four
master's bedrooms and two
master's bathe, two servants'
rooms and bath, large living
room, eotranoe hall, library,
dining room, butler's pantry
and kitchen; garage for two
cars and man's quarters; large
plot Prioe $88,000.
Inc.
10 Bast 4M St.. New York City
?Phones Murray 1-flll?_4?6-_MSS
and Rye?688.
A REAL COLONIAL
house, 8 H urn of land, on a state road,
.H miles from railroad station, in the
beet section of beautiful Bedford Town?
ship. House haa 8 rooms, I? in good re?
pair and Is the best re-modeling proposi?
tion that we hays aeon In many moona
Price 88.000. CARPENTER * PBL.TON,
INC., Mount Klsco, N. Y.
FOB ALL GOOD PBOPBRTIEi
IN MOUNT VEltNON
?UOMA^slSMOJ- *-__-__*-_-! OOMOrAJrt
and Suburbs for
WESTC7IESTER COUNTY
WESTCHESTEB COUNTY
mm
WESTCHESTER?SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT?LONG ISLAND
PROPERTIES
AT RYE
. We can offer several attractive, furnished houses, for rent this
coming season. Prices ranging from $400 to $7,500 per season.
For Sale
IN THE WESTCHESTER HILLS
1 mile from express station. 123 acres well developed land on
a high ridge, commanding an extensive view. Lake and large
brook. Stucco residence, 16 rooms, 5 baths, sleeping porches.
Stable, garage and cottage. Owner will sell all furnishings, farm
implements, etc. For appointment Sunday phone Briarcliff 6.
Apply R-1083.
PARK HILL
28 minutes from Grand Central. Stone and stucco residence, 9
rooms, 3 baths, enclosed porch. 2 fireproof garages. Corner plot,
75x200. Apply Y-200. Phone Yonkers 2236.
LARCHMONT
New Colonial house, 7 rooms, 2 tiled baths; steam heat, every
convenience. Garage. Plot, 100x100. Near station and school.
Immediate occupancy. Apply S-5352. Phone Larchmont 700.
A Decided Bargain in
CHESTER HILL
Situated in the residential section; 7 minutes' walk from sta?
tion. House, 7 rooms, bath, all .improvements. Price $9,000.
Phone Mount Vernon 3204.
Exceptional Opportunity at
PELHAM HEIGHTS
5 minutes' walk from station. Plot, 100x125. Attractive stucco
' residence; large living room, dining room, kitchen, butler's
pantry on first floor; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on second; 2 bed?
rooms and bath on third. Possession May 1st. Phone Pel
ham 1997.
PELHAM MANOR
Attractive English cottage, large living room; two stories high,
with balcony, stone fireplace, sun parlor, dining room, kitchen,
butler's pantry, maid's room and bath on first floor; two bed.
rooms, bath, sleeping porch on second floor. Best location.
Grounds beautifully landscaped. Price $18,500. Apply S-3269.
Phone Pelham 1997.
NEW ROCHELLE
Handsome stucco house, 10 rooms, 3 baths. Garage. Large plot,
on high ground, near golf links. Owner compelled to sacrifice
this property. Apply N-475. Phone New Rochelle 140.
MAIN OFFICE: 527 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK MURRaH?U 6526
Branch Mount Vernon
Offices: Pelham
Bronxville
New Rochelle
Scarsdale
Larchmont
Yonkers Rye
Great Neck (L.?.)
liNCUlVit. tiWfLKlY
No. 8
Hollow Tile Stucco House of sixteen rooms (two family apartments).
Extremely well built, with hardwood finish throughout. All modern
conveniences.
Eight rooms, bath; extra toilet in each apartment. Everything sepa?
rate. Hot water heat. One car garage. PRICE $26,000.
BURKE STONE, Inc.
Tel. Pelhsun 1073. 87 Wolf Lane, Pelham, N. Y.
OW2V
A.
JriOMEj
IN.
PELrJAMWOOP
<MBtmW1MMBaBW??IIIUI?ilMl mitmi*^a'nmBKmm?mm^iff*f?^
AT PELHAM STATION?28 MINUTES FKOM GUANO CENTBAL
Those who live there are satlstled.
Property bought there is readily sold at a profit.
Beautiful homes, architecturally perfect, abound.
Frequent and rapid transit to New York, three railroad? and trolley?
connecting; to subways.
Close proximity to Long Island Sound, Country and Golf Clubs.
ANO
Price? are now so low they can never be duplicated.
It Is THE place to buy a plot and build your country home.
Inquire for Further Particulars of t
fostpft fUmbrjeti & jS>on, Jnc.
56 Lawton St. . . telephone 302 . . New Rochelle, A7. Y.
GEDNEY FARM
A suburban community of at- 1
tractive homes, beautifully situ- g
ated in the high, healthful West- I
ehester Hills, at the very gate- ?
way of White Plains. ||
City water, ?ew.?, gas, elee- ^
tridty and macadam road?. ?
m Here will be found the glori- ???
I ?us all year outdoor life.
Golf and Country Club on- H
? property. Alno the popular jg
m Gedney Farm Hotel. Con- j|
m venient distance to Long ?
?g Island Sound. 38 minute?
s from 42d Street by excellent S
? express service. ?
? BUILDING PLOTS i
H Are now offered on very reasonable eg]
a terms. Every assistance glveh to W
9 Home Ihiild. i-h. n
?^^Doi^onC_____;
gi SALES AGENTS, *
? Broadway Jt SOth St. ?s
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[WESTCHESTER COUNTY
SPECIALISTS
E8TATB3
HOMES
ACREAGE
5&-3?l&n-<m44*?t^70oWkh.
Specialist In FeUtam, New Re
?helle and Laxehmonl Properties.
Phone i.up'linumi 136.
Post Iload. Lui-hmom, N, T.
Pelham?
Our No. A1658
We Prophesy:?
That this residence of 4
master's bedrooms, 2
baths; living and dining
rooms; studio; garage; for
sale now at $35,000, will
bring $40,000 in May.
Ladd & Nichols
Tel. 1717. Greenwich, Conn.
J
Craie Hall
Country plane of 7 acres; In the
Hudson River Country; 46 minutes
from Orand Central. Quaint old
fashlonod resldenco, . master's bed?
room?, 4 baths, steam heat, elec?
tricity. Stable, garage, lodge, etc. :
beautiful grounds and gardens. All
modern Improvements installed. In?
cluding town water supply, This
charming ?stats, typical of Irving'*
Country, la now offered for sale.
Kenneth Ives & Co..
T B. 43nd St. Toi. Murray Hill 6MT.
Tribune Readers
BOROUGH OIT THE BRONX
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
The Home for the Man
WHO PREFERS TO LIVE NEAR THE WATER
CITY ISLAND is the spot
TT'OR the man who does not wish to herd with the crowd, who
?*- wants light, air and elbow room, and yet needs quick transit,
this is an ideal Home spot.
rpHE Lexington Ave. Subway, to be completed early next year,
???with the connecting Bus Line going through the Island, will
make it convenient for downtown business men, yet?
BECAUSE it probably will never have a single five-cent fare
transit, the dweller will not be crowded out by cheap flats,
built for the folks who demand a five-cent fare. So its natural
charma will be preserved for many years.
RIGHT now lots may be bought at $500 and up. This scale of
prices is bound to rise with the coming of improved transit.
. .*_-,- _ , ? ? _. Write for Booklet.
To reach the property NOW, take Bronx Park
subway to With St. station, bus to City Island, or
N. r.. N. B. A H. R. R. from 3d Ave. 4 129th
St. elevated station to City Island ?tation and
take bus.
Property Office Open Every Day.
. rue jur DooKiet.
Sales Agent
07 Liberty St., N. Y
Phone Cort. 744
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
' ft Aft 3W> e-cree plot fronting Long Island Sound; 11-room Colonist
tfwVV"--- dwelling; unobstructed view of water, beautiful shade,
ornamental and fruit-bearing trees. Immediate possession.
$21
AAA_ 8-room Dutch Colonial, with large op* aattlei two bat ha
*VUV?"-" open fltreplace; garage; corner_ plot, 129x100 feet. Built
about eight years ago. Immediate possession.
$30,000?
IS rooma, two baths, hot water heat; five-car garage; plot
107x160 feet. Immediate possession.
HALLERAN AGENCY, FLUSHING, N. Y.
Write for
Booklet "R"
Sage Foundatlea
Hornea Co.
forest Bills Gardens
A choice of houses and plots for sale.
A place for those wno appreciate Artistic Surroundings.
15 MINUTES FROM PENN. STATION.
47 West 84th St.
New York
Forest Hills
Long Island
Own
Your
Home
Jackson Heights
A Community of
Garden Apartments
4-5 & 6 Rooms Offered
for Sale on the
Collective Ownership Plan
If you are paying from $1,000
to $2,000 annually for Rent
you should pay us a visit
20 min. via Queensboro Subway from
Grand Central Station (Corona Line)
Office at 25th St.
BIG bargain if bought promptly. Business
property at station on Continental ave.,
Forest Hills. L. I. Two stores, 2 apart?
ments. On May 1st Income should be 15?.
$5,000 cash required, immediate possession.
Further information given genuine buyers
only. McGIRH, 264 West 34th st.
luto #ar?eus
Edgeworth Smith?On? W?rt 84th St.
THE HISTORY Of WASHINGTON HEIUHT?
IS BEING REPEATED AT
JACKSON HEIGHTS
Queensboro Corp.. Bridge Plaza, L? I. Oity.
WESTCHESTEB COUNTY
NEW COLONIAL HOUSES
We have listed fifteen beautiful new
Colonial type homes at White Plains,
Hartsdale and Scarsdale. They repre?
sent the latest ideas in architect ore,
Interior finish and equipment. Sizes
range from 7 rooms and 2 bath? to 11
room? and 3 bath?, with plot? in pro?
portion. Prices from $15,000 to $35,000,
with terms arranged. Ready for early
occupancy. We invite your inspection.
WM. E. MORRELL, INC.
Owners' Agent?.
Depot Square White Plain?, N. Y.
$9,500
will buy a home of 7 room? and 2
baths, on a beautiful plot 76x125, in an
excellent residential neighborhood.
House has 3 fireplace?, every improve?
ment and is in line condition. Occu?
pancy May 1st. $3.000 cash required.
WM. E. MORRELL, INC.
Depot Square White Plains, N. Y.
V,-/
FOR SALE AT 'LARCHMONT
In most desirable section,? near
the Sound, house of 14 rooms, 4
baths; unusually attractive ar?
rangement; complete in every de?
tail; hot water heat; 2-car garage
with rooms and bath; U-acro land;
Immediate possession; exclusively
offered by
E. C. Griffin & P. H. Collins,
BA.VK BI.DO. LARCHMONT tel. ass
MR. HOME BUILDER
You can buy a fine building site, 100x125
and deeper, with beautiful surroundings,
eight minutes' walk from Larchmont sta?
tion, 19 miles from 42d ?t.. for 25 cents a
pq. foot, on reasonable term?, with mort?
gage subordinated to building loan. Full
particulars. HOWKLL C. PERRIN, 5-7
Bust 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill??422 or
Larchmont?299.
Glenwood Lodge?Two splendid mansions
linked together; up-to-date plumbing, dec?
orations, electrification, furnishings; delight?
fully overlooking Palisades, Hudson; ga?
rage; half hour Grand Central; street car
close; airy rooms, private baths; select
people ; winter home comforts ; beat servie? ;
17 year?' experience; ?ingle, $20* to $40;
double, $40 to $76 per week ; reference? and
Interview required. Annie Lane. 390 North
Broadway. Phone Yonkera 6414.
LARCHMONT HOMES (6) at $$,??? each;
6 rooms, bath, all Improvement?; good
plots, garde nspaces; fine place for children ;
only $800 cash; quick action get? bargain.
X. E. VAIL * CO.. INC.. 1st National Bank
Building. Tel 1664, Mt. Vernon. N. T.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to purohaM up
to date houae, largo barn, plot 100x196.
South Yonker?; will sell bouse and part
ground easy term?. Particular?, B. D., 23
WMt 3 2d St.
NEW KOCRELLB
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New house, f rooms and 3 bathat sl??e.
trlolty. hot watet beat; $10,600.
HENRY B. DOWNEY,
A kU Huguonot St. Tat? M?f ul ?$?$.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
Manhattan O each
Instates
Fine Houses
Ready to move into.
Beautiful Building Plots
Ready to build on.
All Improvements In.
Reasonable Prices
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
?JbiMMA
Property
Office Open
Every Day
or Evening
'Phone
Coney Island Sales Agent
920 or 1000. ? Llberty Bt>
N. Y. City.
'Phone Cort. 744.
FOR EXECUTIVE OFFICE
About 800 Square Feet
DOWNTOWN, NEW YORK.
Possession by February 1st
MEURER STEEL BARREL CO., Inc.
567 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn.
LONG ISLAND
A bouse built two years ago
must be sold by the builder.
Living room 22x12; open -ire*
place, parquet floor, center hall,
large dining room, kitchen and
butler's pantry, four sleeping
rooms, tiled bath. $7,800, only
$2,000 cash required.
RICHARD T. CHILDS,
|Greeley 340. 47 West 34th St., N. Y.
NORTH SHORE
HOMES, BUILDING PLOTS
ACREAGE & ESTATES
ALL PRICES
?*? B'way. New York City. Cort. 8S?
Gn-ta*Neck to HunHngtoiv
I North She re of Long Uland Estate*. |
$10.000 to $200.000.
BAKER CROWELL, INC.
4- West 84th Street.
(We specialise in properties IB \
GREAT NECK ?IANHASSKT 1
PLANDOME I
L G. WOLF^^-aar^W
NORTH SHORE PROPERTIES
?ALB OR RBNT. SEND POR LIST.
L'ECLUSE. WA8HBURN A CO.,
Tel. ?235?Qr.-!ey. 1 West 84th st.. N. T.
LEVEL FARM. 170 acres, near depot : b??t
quality of la>__ on Long island: 11?? V*J
aere, part cash only; investigate. Box t*
I Port Jefferson, N. Y. _
NEW YORK STATS
GENTLEMEN'S farm, Oranice County. W*
acres; largo stone house and f?r}n**i
house; all improvement?; barns equlPP*?
with electric lights, everything up to d?*
Write for particulars. RYBR80N. ????
Woolworth Building.
i. i.,, .r
SEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
?BUH? JO-INSON, Jr., Co.?Real estate a?J
tloneer, l.? Montague at.. Brooklyn. Ttw*
Pi-ana Mala lit!.

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