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? ffiS?L a- Want?d? s ??.*??
h?*% fOUND AND REWAKP8
LOST.-*B<rtw??n n?w Y6rk Centr?t an?
Burquehanh?. ateel beaded hag. Saturday.
Audubon Sfiif._^
~~* IX>ST BANKBOOK?
LOST? Bankbosk No. 4*6,?IS of th? Union.
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any per.
?an having a claim to it I? h?r*by called
??on to prssant th* M8M within tan days or
??Emit to having ?aid passbook cancel?! and
a M? on? Issued. ,_
fcOST.?Bankbook No. 311,384 of th? frank-.
lin Savings Bank, lamied to Patrick
Sweeney or Sarah A. Sweeney. Payment
?tapped. Pleas? return to hank, 658 Wtghth
?vs.. New York City. All persons nre cau?
tioned not to purchase or negotiate same.
tOST. -Parkbook No. 226,708 of th? Frank-,
?In Savings Bank. Issued to Basil* H.*1
LSslttowler or Joseph F. Llghtowler. Pay?
ment stopped Plea?? return to bank, 6SS
Eighth ave.; New Y?*k City. All persona ar*
'cautioned not to purchas? or negotiate same.
LOST.?Bankbook No. s 1SS.SSS, Seamen's
Sank for Savings, 74 and 7? Wall st., N?w
v?rk. Payment stopped and cancellation ap?
plied for. Please return to bank.
tasT.?Bankbook No. 47S.S?6, Bowery Bav
Inrs Bank. I?S Bowery. New York. Pay?
ment stopped and cancellation applied for.
Please return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 133,S5S of the Excel
?lor Savings- Bank, 7? West ?Sd st. Pay?
ment stopped. Pleas* return to bank.
tosT.?Bankbook No. 848,875 of th? Bank
fer Savings, 2S0 Fourth ave. Payment
itoppMl. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 1,081,561 of the Bank
for Savings. 280 Fourth ave. Payment
ttepped. Pleaae return to bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 1.078,369 of the Bank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
ttepped. Pleas? return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 8*6,841 of th? Bank
for Saving?. fSO Fourth ave. Payment
?topped. Please return to bank.
LOST.?Bankbook No. 971,960 of the Bank
for Savings, ?80 Fourth ave.. Payment
stopp*
i. Please return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
* West SWe
WEST BIND AVE.. S65.?Attractively fur
r.iah-d large nrivate room and bath:
a'iso a nurnbor of finely furnished small
rooms without bath.
WEST ENF>. 617.?Large room, bath, cool,
modern, comfortable; high ciass home.
?TTH. 1S8 WEST tRalelgh Hall).?A resi?
dence for mon : attractively furnished
room? With and without baths or showers;
* writing, smoking, lounge, billiard rooms.
I1ST, 1C7 WEST.?Gentlemen; 2 light, airy
rooms with piano and twin beds; all con?
veniences ; parlor and connecting bedroom ;
privileges. Caldwell, telephone Scnuyler 6454.
103TH. 301 WEST.?Exceptional rooms over?
looking Riverside ; block from subway.
Academy 4105.
ATTRACTIVE large front ; also small room.
Peters, Columbus 1714.
East Side
IITH ST.. 118 EAST.?Splendid accommoda?
tions, private house, small and iarge rooms.
New Jersey
OCEAN GROVE.?Furnlsl'ec". rooms ; also
rooms for light housekeeping, by week or
?e&son. Sagamore Villa. 67 Embury ave.
ROBEVILLE, N. .T.?Large furnished front
room for rent, near station and trolley;
suitable for two. Phone Branch Brook 821S.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
HARVARD graduate entering business de?
sires small room at once, neighborhood
Washington Square or Central Park. Ad?
dress 605 Lennox st., Baltimore* Md.
BOARDERS WANTED
West Side
121D. 114 XVEST, near subway.?Large and
?mail rooms handsomely furnished; excel?
lant table.
TOVXG business women or students ; room
and two meals, $10 weekly; references.
?4 Wes'. 20th st._
HELP WANTED FEMALB
Domestic Help
HOC6EWORKER.?Small family, Ridge
wood, N. J., will pay 375 month for com?
petir? white woman. Telephone Prospect
4S?2-W in afternoon.
HOU SE WORK ER wanted (general) ; four in
family ; sood wages ; sleep out. Schuyler
MSI.
MOTHER'S HELPER, elderly lady. 134
Beach 113d st., Rockaway Parle, L. I.
Phone 1591 Belle Harbor. _?
NURSE wanted; public health and child
welfare work; must have Red Cross re?
quirements. Public Health Center, Bridge
ten, N, J.
WOMAN for housework. 8529 109th st.,
Richmond Hill. Phone Richmond Hill 5169.
Miscellaneous
COMPTOMETER operator; J16-S20 to start;
noon Saturdays all year. Call or write
The Celluloid Company, 36 Washington Place,
Mr. Walsh.
?UlLS
WE WANT TO
TAUC WITH
GIRLS who seek perma?
nent business positions
where there is definite as?
surance of rapid advance?
ment.
GIRLS who seek a busi?
ness occupation they can
be proud of.
GIRLS who want to have
the satisfaction of doing
something worth while for
good pay. ?
We now have positions
for such girls in several
departments. No expe?
rience is required.
The starting salary is
$15.00 a week.
Capable girls can soon
reach earnings of $85 to
$100 a month.
Apply at
_ roadway, Man
Corner 27th St.
11SS Broadway, Manhattan
27t ~
?70 ?. 160th St.. Bronx
?1 Wllioughby St., Brook?y-j
?0,S* ?r?ces also ?pen eveurjge until
?M-- *na Saturday? to 4 P. M.
Sunday?. 1 p. M. to I P. M.
1SS Broadway, Manhattan
(Corner Dey StT)
?IS? Broadway, Brooklyn.
M Or tela phone
Madison Square II.Its
NEW YORK
i TELEPHONE COMPANY.
~G?RL?
a??. LEAVING SCHOOL
OPPORTUNITIES TO EARN
l! $17.75 A WEEK
($15.00 a week during the
first month)
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
TO $100.00 A MONTH
f:h APPLY AT:
?158 Broadway, N; Y., Cor.
?> 27th St.
HEU? WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
B0OJ?Rrefer, by ?ilk hour,?; must he tnc
perienoad and know double-entry and typ<
??*L m.uJ't 2*$e we? recommended. ?. ?{..
Sachs, ISO Madison ave.
Model Site''42^
Sr?i'h,?"t0l?tt '?"Y* drew? hou**. Oreen -
weld. Friedman A Co., 6 Bast SSd at.
Models Size 36
??r?h?fh-.clft? *M***t> Oreenwald, Free?
man & Co., 6 Bast 32d at.
M vSSPiVa5tyl?^' ??rtect **? 8Ult8 ??* ???*??
Maer A Brahms, 3S1 Fifth ave.
?ALBSLA.D-jf experienced, cloak? and suits.
Mr?. 8. Cohen1023 Stxtl?. ave*, *7th at
Shop,-fl868 Broadway. .
SECRETARY-CORRESPONDENT for high
oiaaa retall establishment; must be cap?.
ri?t ?i ?n?>yerlng all correspondence; ex
???i *?** *??S1V0IL tor capable person. Box
4t.l, 209 Cable Building.
STENOGRAPHER. ~- Manufacturing; firm
? ,.r.?q. e* competent stenographer and
LIP t: K??0(i ??rroundlnga; hour? 8 to 5:15;
salary $28. L., Box 35. Tribune.
STENOGRAPHER.?Permanent position for
wiaeawake. experienced stenographer, pref?
erably high rchool graduate, with large ex?
port and Import concern ; Christian house ;
salary 120 to ?tart; advancement commensu?
rate with ability. Call 60 East ?2d st.,
Room 3001.
STENOGRAPHER.?Must have at least S
years' practical business experience; refer?
ences required. Call offlto F. A W. Grand, 8
East 14th st; .
STENOGRAPHER.?Experienced Gentile pre
ferred: salary 126 per week. General Tire
ft Rubber Co., 1776 Brpadway.
TYPIST.?Experienced in addressing .and
lining In ; good salary ; bright prospeots.
Room 324, 164 Nassau st.
TYPISTS <21, one with some billing expe?
rience; $i8-$20 to start; noon Saturdays
all year. Call t>r write The Celluloid Cora
pany, 36 Washington Place. Mr. Walsh.
HELP WANTED MALI
BOY.?An offlco boy wanted- Win, H. "Whit?
ing & CO., 41 Park Row.
DRAFTSMEN and designers wanted imme?
diately on plans for sulphite mill exten?
sion ; want men familiar with reinforced
concrete design and equipment and piping
layouts; need one good steam plant designer;
give statement of experience, references, sal?
ary wanted and time could report In first
letter; single men preferred; permanent posi?
tions for good men ; no other? need apply.
Rlordon Company, Limited, Mattawa, Ont.
SALESMEN.?A national educational insti?
tution which numbers among Its- students
several thousand heads of big business?
"hat is, "Captains of Industry"?In writ?
ing of -us, said among other things ;
"They are a live organization employing up
to-date idea? in selling. An opportunity to
Join their soles force ought to be a good one."
(Letter on file.) You can make $100 or more
weekly by WALKING, TALKING and TELL?
ING the TRUTH. Reference? required. Call
10 a. m. or p. m. dally. Suite 1014. 26 W.
43d st.. N. I. Suite 1612 Flatlron Building.
N. T. Suite 306, 182 Nassau st., N. Y.
Suite 81, 166 Montague st., Brooklyn. Suite
62, 15? Market st.; Newark. N. J. Suite 306,
Munsey Building, Washington, D. C.
SALESMAN
AT ONCE?I want three men of neat ap?
pearance over '.'j years of age to work with
me in the sales capacity of New York City
and vicinity, to handle the distributing end
of our service ; experience helpful but not
essential. Call after 10 a. nv, Rcom 313,
; 891 East 149th st.
; SALESMEN, experienced selling PAPER
TOWELS or other sanitary products.
: Splendid opportunity to grow. Salary and
! commission. WRITE for appointment. State ?
i particulars. Universal Sanitary Products |
Co., 254ft Water st., New York City.
I YOUNG MAN, about 22, with exporienee, to !
assist in trafftc department of wholesale i
house; knowledge typewriting desired; state ,
education, salarv, religion. J. D. S., Box 162, !
' Tribune.
i-'-;-i
Instruction
! LEARN TO BB A CHAUFFEUR.?Pleasant i
and profitable work; day and evening !
? classe?. Send for freer booklet and visitor's I
! pais. West Side Y.'^M. C. A., 306 West;
57th st.
LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Great demand for trained men. Bight '
weeks' course. Class now forming. 23d ;
j St. Y. M. C. A.. 21 ? AYcst 23d st., N. Y. !
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE i
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID, waitress or useful maid; j
. young Irish girl : *65-$60. J-, Miss Hof- I
mayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. |
Telephone 8947 Murray Mil!.
CHAMBERMAID or LAUNDRESS?Young
Irish girl; excellent laundress. A., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St., 3d floor.
Telephone 884f Murray Hill. ..
j CHAMBERMAID, WAITRES.S.--Exceptlonal
5 years' reference. Miss. FitzGerald's Bu- j
I rfau, 366 Fifth ave.
Cooks
! COOK.?Excellent 3 years' reference: $7-5. ;
H., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 E. 43d st., ]
; 3d floor. Telephone 8547 Murray Hill.
General House-workers, Etc.
j HOUSEWORKER, with baby 15 months old. \
young Pollen woman ; excellent 3 years- !
I reference: good cook, bakes bread. P., Miss!
, Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. ?
| Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
LIGHT HOUSE or chamber work, or as I
' housekeeper, by . thoroughly experienced !
I woman, with good references; would take I
? care of child. Address, by letter only, Minnie
| Huber, 229 West 130th st., city, care Beach. ?
Nurses, Etc.
i NURSE.?Child's: excellent 7 years' refer?
ons; children over 3. N? Miss Hofmayer's
? Ageucy. 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephone
8947 Murray Hill.
NURSE.?English ; young; 2 children; ex?
cellent. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau, 366
Fifth ave.
Professional
, STENOGRAPHERS, typists, assistant book?
keepers, clerical beginners; experienced;
i reliable. Roberts Agency, Bryant 4041
Waitresses
WAITRESS, equal to butler, wishe? em?
ployment for six weeks; $76. A , Miss
Hofmayer'B Agency 10 East 43d ?t.. third
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill,_
WAITRESS.?Young ; thoroughly capable;
excellent references. MisS Fit?Gerald s Bu?
reau. 866 Fifth ave. - _-?
SITUATION WANTED MALE
ADVERTISING MANAGER, assistant, 12
i years' experience; dally newspaper ad
j vertiaing ; control- L-, Box 264, Tribune.
! BUTLER.-rColored ; can valet and willing
to be useful; excellent 16 years' reference:
$110. R? Miss Hofmayer'B Agency, 10 East
j ?aa st., 3d floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
' JAPANESE domestic help by professional
workers. 10? West 46th st. Bryant <787
! ?698._
i MAN? intelligent, wishes employment with
opportunity learning typewriting. AJerni
; ko?, 220 Moore st., Brooklyn. ^^
' YOUNO MAN, at present employed as shirt
salosman, wishes position for evenings In
haberdashery or similar business. L? Box
j 266. Tribune.
BUSINESS, OPPORTUNITIES^_
AUTOMOBILE FACTORY, first cla?? equip?
ment, active business, established 15 years,
making high grade automobiles; will ?ell
entire business tO Immediate buyer ; not less
than $200,000 cash required. Don't apply un?
less you mean business. Write only to 1928
North 7th ?t., Philadelphia, **?? _
AOBNTS wanted, ?jwlu*??/e territory. perma?
nent business ?elUng to dealejtiarticie In
demand: reference? and small investment re
Sired. 'Room <0>. ?ft Broadly.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets
4 500 TARDS FINE CARPETS
faiicht'ly used), in Sloan??, wlRon?, Ax
mintter?. Whlitall?, Brussels, In Frenoh.
?rav blue brown, green, tan. m.lx?d and
Oriental pattern?. IL $S. M yard up; ?ult
1$ ?y ?aT bOTtk,;11 Ante
b^?ui. TgEghteiff
?2S Madison ave., 89th ?t. PLAZA a a a?.
Fornitura
WE PAT highest price? **TJ^tot*Jl,**a**
antiaue?. brlo-a-brac. book?, ?art? ety?
?Xbay. st University PI. Stuyveean: StTf,
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds
?*^ONDS_ ANd! JBWBLRY BOW??
B
t SASH, est?tes appraised, purchase?.
BTT. ITS Broadway. Upstairs.
Men's Clothing
'come UP'
Where Prices Are Down
Buy a Stich Suit or Top Coat direct from
Maker t? wearer and save retailer's preat.
Wonderful values, ?28.50 to $35.00. Palm
?each or 811k Mohair Suits at 114.50 and
tll.S*. Stich Co., ?81 Broadway, eighth
floor. Bleecker st. subway or "L" station.
Mttltlgraphtng
LETTERS written by expert, circulars pr?.
pared; nominal charge; campaigns con?
ducted; mailing, addressing; printing all
kinds. COXALL. car? Hallmark Press, 254
West 3<th ax.
Patents
PATENTS
Over 75 years' practice: all communie?.
tions strictly confidential ; handbook on
rlatent? free on request; special facilities
or office consultation. Munn & Co., pat?
ent attorneys, 667 Woolworth Building,
New Tork.
*
?ting
Printing?24 Hour Servic%
HO letterheads, cards, envelopes, $2; mut*
1,graphing a specialty; folders, circulars.
if ?sonable; modern equipment. Hallmark
?ress. "a print shop with a reputation,"
154 West 34th st.
Trunks
BIO BARGAIN?New and used wardrobe
trunks. 506 Sixth ave., bet. S0th-3lst sta.
Typewriter?
T?TBWRITER9 RKNTED.
Ken-vltible. 3 month?. $5; Visible, 3 months. $7.B0 u?
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. INC.,
S4S Broadway, at Franklin st. Tel. MOI
20 E. 23d st., opposite Madison st*. rrsnklla
THE TTPEWRITEIt EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay st. Telephone 4738 Barelsj.
Express and Trucking
B'klyn & New York Deliveries
Long distance hauling?Contract wprk.
Dally Long Island trips as far as Freeport.
Hodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 1525
Electrical Supplies
ELECTRIC PANS CLEARING SALE
15 per cent off; ?5,82 up. CORUBIA ELEC?
TRIC, HT K. 2Sd. Toi. Gram. 190?._L
LEGAL NOTICES
OHAS. D. BARNEY & COMPANY
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNER?
SHIP.
The undersigned being desirous of forming
a Limited Partnership pursuant to the provi?
sions of the Statutes or the State of New
York do hereby certify as follows:
I. The name or firm under which such
Partnership Is t> be conducted Is CHAS. D.
BARNEY & COMPANY. The County wherein
the principal place of business is to be lo?
cated is the County of'New York, Borough of
Manhattan.
II. The general nature of the business In?
tended to be transacted fs to carry on the
business of brokers and to buv. sell and deal
In stocks, bonds, grain ana other commodi?
ties. (
IIT. The names of all the General and
Special Partners Interested therein and their
reapectlve.places of residence are as follows;
GENERAL PARTNERS.
HENRY E. BUTLER, residing at Cushing
Road, Plalnfleld. State of New Jersey.
PHILEMON DICKINSON, residing at. Sten
ton Avenue and New Street, Chestnut Hill,
City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania.
JOHN P. GRIER. residing at No. 48 West
69th Street, Borough of Manhattan, City of
New York,
EDWARD H. LEVIS, residing at Mt.
Holly, State of New Jersey.
J. FORD JOHNSON, JR.. residing at 176
West 5Sth Street, Borough of Manhattan.
City, County and State of New York.
' ALAN L. COREY, residing at 270 Park
Avenue. Borough of Manhattan, City, County
and State of New York.
i GEORGE WILLING. JR.. residing at Ard
more Avenue. Gravers Lane, Chestnut Hill,
City of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania.
- SPECIAL PARTNERS.
.T. HORACE HARDING, residing at Rum
son. Mnnmouth County, State of New Jersey.
HENRY SANDERSON, residing at Oyster
Bay, Nassau County, State of New Tork.
All of ?aid partners are of full age.
IV. The amount of capital which each
Special Partner has contributed to the com?
mon stock is as follows:
J. HORACE HARDING has contributed
One Million i$1.000.000) Dollars.
HENRY SANDERSON has contributed
Three Hundred Thousand ($300.000) Dollars,.
V. The tima nt which the Partnership is to
begin is July 1st, 1920. and the time at which
the Partnership is to end Is December 31st.
1921. .
Dated, New York, June 30, 1920.
HENRY E. BUTLER
PHILEMON DICKINSON
JOHN P. GR1ER
EDWARD H. LEVIS
J. FORD JOHNSON. JR.
ALAN L. COREY
GEORGE WILLING. JR
.7 HORACE HARDING
.HENRY SANDERSON
STATE OF NEW YORK, CITY AND COUN?
TY OF NEW YORK, as. :
On this 29th day of June. In the year One
Thousand Nino Hundred and Twenty, before
me personally ramo J. HORACE HARDING.
HENRY SANDERSON, HENRY E. BUT?
LER. JOHN P. GRTER. PHILEMON DICK?
INSON. EDWARD H. LEVIS, GEORGE)
WILLING. JR., J. FORD JOHNSON. JR.,
and ALAN L. COREY, each to mo known
and known to me to be the Individuals de?
scribed in and who executed the foresoing
Instrument and severally acknowledged to
me that they executed the samo.
HAROLD CLAUS.
Notary Public, Westchester County, New
York State. Term expires March 30.
1921. Certificate filed In New York Co.
No. 811. New York Register's No. 1346.
CHAS. D. BARNEY S: COMPANY
AFFIDAVIT OF GENERAL PARTNER. OP
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. OF PAYMENT
IN CASH OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO CAPI?
TAL STOCK BY SPECIAL PARTNERS.
STATE OF NEW YORK, CITY AND COUN?
TY OF NEW YORK, as. :
HENRY E. BUTLER, being duly sworn,
deposes and says that he Is one of the Gen?
eral Partners in the Limited Partnership of
Chas, D. Barney & Company, formed by the
Certificate dated June 30. 1920, signed by the
General and Special Partners of said firm,
to-wit :
.HENRY E. BUTLER.
/PHILEMON DICKINSON.
r>?n?r?i VOHN P. GRIER.
Partners BDWARD H. LEV,.?,
fanners \j FORD JOHNSON, JR.
(alan t.. 'Vor?iy.
'?GEORGE WILLING. JR
Special S.T. HORACE HARDING
k Partners (HENRY SANDERSON.
und that the sum specified in the said Cer?
tificate to have been contributed to the com?
mon stock by each of the Special Partners
has bien actually and In good faith paid in
cash, that Is to say, J. Horace Harding has
paid in/cash the sum of One Million Dollars
($1,000,000) and Henry Sanderson has pnld
In cash the sum of Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($360,000).
HENRY E. BUTLER.
Sworn to before me this ?Oth, day of June,
1920.
HAROLD CLAUS,
Notary Public, Westchester Countv. Cer?
tificate filed In N. Y. County No. 311.
Clerk's Office, County of New York, ss. :
Let the terms of the foregoing Limited
Partnership be published once a week for six
? successive weeks in the New York Law
j Journal and New York Trlbuni?, two papers
! published and having a circulation in the
: County of New York.
Datei!. New York, July L 192u.
iSeaD WM. F. SCHNEIDER,
CVrlc.
Montana Ranch Owner Buys
Walsh Estate in Greenwich
GREENWICH, Conn., July 8.?The
estate of the late Judge Robert R. Jay
Walsh, in the? Rock Ridge section, has
been sold by R. S. Wilbur, of the Lau?
rence Timmons Real Estate Agency, to
John Maclnnis, a Montana ranch owner,
-who was a resident of Sound Beach last
summer. It was held at $125,000. The
Walsh residence has for years been one
of the show places of Greenwich.
Buys Orange Site for Home
Payson McL. Merrill Company sold
for Jacob Schuster jr. to Arnold W.
Francis a plot of about one acre nt the
corner of Brookway and Wildwood
Avenue, Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
Mr. Francis will erect a dwelling on
the site.
Lots at Deal Park Sold
Joseph P. Day sold twenty-four lots
tit Deal Park, N. J., in the Vesey Street
salesroom ta Albert S. Church for
$2,700.
Real Estate News
Tenants Buy
Two EPdway
Apartments
Swampscott and Brockton,
at 180th Street, Bought
From Builder on Co-op?
erative Basis by Renters
Th? Swampscott and the Brockton,
at Broadway and 180th Street, have
been bought by tenants in the build?
ings. The deals were closed bv Jules
Nenring for the tenant syndicates with
Alonzo B. Kigh, who held the apart?
ments. Tho houses are of the elevator
type, six stories high, and cover large
plots nt the northeast and southeast
corners.
The Swampscott has stores and suites
of from two to seven rooms and th?
Brockton stores and suites of two to
fiv? rooms.. The apartments yet unsold
will be offered on the cooperative plan.
The mortgages have been arranged to
run permanently until paid oh* from
the earnips of the properties.
Buys Wadsworth Avenue House
The two five-story apartment houses,
99.11x100, at the southwest corner of
Wadsworth Avenue and 177th Street,
have been sold by the Wadsworth De?
velopment Corporation to the Potential
Roalty Corporation.
Amsterdam Avenue Flat Deal
Judge Joseph Marks and Charles
Leopold sold the iive-story flat, 27.2x
j 100, at the northeast corner of Amster
l dam Avenue and Sixty-Hixth Street.
John Peters ?old for the estate of
i Annie E. Waters to Dominick Dumba
! 512 East Sixteenth Street, a four-story
I flat with stores, 25x103.3.
| $10,314,000 Mortgage
Loans in Six Months
One of $3,000,000 on Wool
worth Building; Another of
$2,250,000 for Theater
William A. White & Sons report the
i largest mortgage business for the first
[ half of 1920 ever done during a similar
period in the firm's history. The total
for the six months is $10,814,000. The
? largest mortgage, with the exception of
i the $3,000,000 loan on the Woolworth
i Building recently announced, is one of
| $2,250,000"negotiated for Marcus Loew
| with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
I Company on the office and theater
; building being erected 'at the north
| east corner of Broadway and Forty
fifth Street. It fronts 120 feet on
I Broadway and 186 feet in Forty-fifth
i Street, running through to Forty-sixth
I Street with a frontage of 103 feet. The
i Broadway front is boing improved with
j a sixteen-story office building, with a
| theater in the rear.
Some of the other recent large loans
were $150,000, for ten years, on the
| Kew Gardens Inn, Long Island; $185,
| 000, for one year, on the northwest
| corner of Madison Avenue and
j Thirtieth Street; $100,000, for three
i years, on the northeast corner of Grand
and Greene streets; $125,000, for five
years, on 242 to 248 West Sixtieth
I Street, a building and permanent loan
? in three payments; $150,000, for five
? years, on 14 and 16 East Sixty-seventh
I Street; $75,000, for five years, on 20
John Street; $150,000, for five vears, on
j 423 to 435 East Fifty-sixth Street, a
I building and permanent loan in three
? payments; $200,000, for five years, on
? the Advance Candy Company's fac
[ tory, at. Willow Avenue and 138th
i Street, Bonx, a building and perma
! nont loan in three payments; $200,
! 000 additional to $550,000, for four
; years, on the Royal Bank of Canada's
j building, at 68 William Street, and
: $320,000, for ten years, on the south
| east corner of Gold and Frankfort
I streets, a building and permanent loan
j in seven payments.
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Notion Dealers to Pay
$450,000 for Lofts
M. &. L. Hess, Inc., leased for Theresa
? D. Browning 502 and 504 Broadway,
I through to 44 to 62 Crosby Street, five
] story and basement building, contain?
ing 110,000 square feet, for an aggre?
gate rental of $450,000. S. Blechman &
? Sons, dealers in wholesale notions, now
i at 59 Canal Street, are the lessees.
They will occupy the building as soon
jas the present leases expire.
Cross & Brown Company leased for
McCoy & Stilwell the store at 312 Madi?
son Avenue, to the Central Union Trust
i Company of New York, to enlarge its
i branch office at Forty-second Street and
I Madison Avenue and install safe de
? posit vaults.
? The same company leased for the
; Path?'Exchange, Inc., a floor in their
?building under construction at 35 to
; 39 West Forty-fifth Street, just west
j of Fifth Avenue, to the Associated Ex?
hibitors, Inc., for executive offices.
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Buyers of Dwellings
Recently Reported Sold
William D. Kilpatrick is the buyer
of the dwelling at 145 West Sixty-first
i Street, the sale of which by Gaines,
I Van Isostrand & Morrison, Inc., for the
j Farmers' Loan and Trust Company was
j reported recently.
Leon Markus is the buyer of the
five three-story flats at 344 to 352 East
! Eighty-second Street, sold recently by
Ernest N. Adler for Elizabeth Winter.
Latham G. Reed is the buyer of the
: dwelling at 116 East Ninety-fifth Street
; sold by Harris, Vought & Co. for Ella
i Hirsch.
Margaret Keenan bought the dwell?
ing at 110 West Eighty-first Street,
sold by the Wood-Dolson Company,
I Inc., for Clara Kritzer.
Juan Cortada is the buyer of the
j five-story residence at 621 West End
Avenue, northwest corner of Ninetieth
! Street, sold by L. J. Phillips & Co. for
I Mrs. Elisa P. de Migel.
Mary C. Mahoney bought the two
story building at 908 St. Nicholas Ave?
nue, sold by John A. Bensel.
?
?Long Island City Apartment
( And Business Properties Sold
The five-story apartment at 60 and
j 62 Fifth Avenue, northeast corner Web
! ster Avenue, Long Island City, has been
'sold by V. H. Freeland for J. Kostal.
! The same broker has also sold the .two
family brick house at 118 Wilbur Ave?
nue, to J. McCarthy, and the two-story
garage at 226 Hancock Street to Michael
' Grazini.
Richard IL Gosman reports the sale
for Edward W. Fitzpatrick to the Gar?
land Automobile Company of the
garage, 60x200, on Sixth and Seventh
Avenues, near Washington Avenue, and
for Louis Weber to Mr. Fltspatrick a
plot 26x163 feet on the ?west side
of Seventh Avenue, near Washington
Avenue.
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Insurance Concern Pays High
Rental for Maiden Lane Space
Harold L. Lewis concluded negotia?
tions pending several months whereby
De Witt Fox, M. C. Huffman and
Rachel Rich, executors ef the estate of
A. Rich, leased the old four-story
building at*65 Maiden Lana. 25x60, to
the insurance firm of Schiff, Terhune
& Co.
The leaao ia for twenty-one year?, at
an aggregate net rental of $175,600.
The estate, which has held the prop?
erty unimproved since 1W, *?*12Z
eeivea an income ranging from ?8,000
to $9,000 net a year.
investors Continue to j
Buy in Downtown Area
Leonard and Washington Street
Lofts and Factory in Mon?
roe Street Sold
Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc., sold for
the Bates Brothers Real Estate Com?
pany the five-Btory building-48 Leonard
Street, 87.8x100.
The five-story 16ft building, 3?,.9x69.1,
at 256 Washington Street, southwest
corner of Murray Street, has been pur?
chased by Carl L. Dingfelder from
Frederle Gallatin.
James G. Dubln bought from Edward
Siegman 212 Lafayette Street, facing
Kenmare Street, a five-story business
building, 26x100.
Huberth & Huberth sold for Francis
K. Pendleton the three-story factory
at 882 Monroe Street, 26x100, to Isaac
& Julius Grossberg, present occupants,
? ..a
Select Dwellings
In Lexington Ave,
Subway Vicinity
Mvs. C. E.Pellew Parts With
House in 78th Stfeet;
Buying in Harlem and
in the Heights Sections
Pease &. Elliman sold for Mrs. C. E.
Pell?w the five-story dwelling at 111
East Seventy-eighth Street, 18.8x102, to
a buyer for occupancy; also the two
j story dwelling at 169 East Seventy
! eighth Street, 18x102.2, beside ' the
?three-story dwelling at 320 West
j Eighty-fifth Street, 16x102, for R. M.
i Brannon to a client for occupancy.
I The three-story dwelling, 17.7x45, at
1553 Madison Avenue, southeast corner
of 105th Street, ha3 been sold by Sarah
; Smith to Sarah Paley. '
Victor Kuzdo is'reported to have sold
?322 West Seventy-first Street, a threc
; story dwelling. 17x100.
i The Ararat Realty Corporation, V. Z.
M. Boyajian, treasurer, purchased 131
?East Thirty-first Street, a four-story
j dwelling.
j Tristram Coffin bought from Frank
' Lugar, as executor, the three-story
?dwelling, 18x100, at 770 West End Ave
?nue, adjoining the southeast corner of
Ninety-eighth Street.
Charles R. Purdy sold the four-story
dwelling, 18.6x100, at 143 West Sixty
third Street, to L. A. Moran through
| Haggstrom-Callert Company.
; Louis Sihrag sold 54 East 124th
I Street, a three-story dwelling, 18x100,
| to Delia Conroy, who recently pur
? chased through Mr. Schr?g the adjoin
i ing property,at 66 East 124th Street.
I Charles Fredericks sold for a client
of Thomas W. McKnight 213 West
? 127th Street to Pauline Higgins, the
? present tenant.
Jacob Bloch sold for the Cruikshank
| company to the Rhona Realty Com
1 pany the dwelling at 260 West 131st
j Street, and resold the house to a client
j of C. C.-'Mohrman for occupancy.
G. Tuoti & Co. sold to V. Claps 25
| West 184th Street, a three-story dwell
j ?"g
Henry Hof sold for John B. Harri
| son to George Hampton a six-story
| walk-up at Nos. 3 and 5 Sylvan Place.
j " ?
Takes Over Dwellings Near
j Home of Charles M. Schwab
C. Royce Hubert leased for Hannah
! C. Romaine the two four-story dwellings
j at 290 and 292 West End Avenue to
; Kathryn B. Duggan. The houses are
! directly opposite the residence of
i Charles M. Schwab.
j Jersey Home for Brooklynite
S. S. Waldstrum, Gordon & Forman
: sold for the estate of Joseph H. Chris
; topher to G. W. Jones the dwelling at
I 266 Prospect Street; for the Ridge
' wood Realty Corporation to Fred C.
| Robbins the business property at
j Franklin Avenue, Broad and Chestnut
; streets, and for Mrs. Gertrude F. Har?
rison to Raymond J. Van Wagenen the
! dwelling at 4 Washington Place, Ridge
| wood, N. J.
' -a
Deal for Larchmont Corner
E. C. Griffin and P. H. Collins sold
( a large plot at the corner of Larch,
; mont Avenue 'and the Bo3ton Post
i Road. Larchmont, to Edward F. Albee
! for the Larchmont Holding Company.
; The same brokers rented the Oakley
cottage on Pryor Point, Larchmont, to
? Mrs. Henry C. Jackson, of this city.
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Gedney Farm House Buyer
Prince & Ripley, Inc., sold a large
Colonial house at Du Pont Avenue and
I Ridgeway Road, Gedney Farm, White
Plains, to T. Frederick Lee, of Pleasant
: ville. The property was held at $30,000.
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! Company Sells at Edgeniere
The Lewis H. May Company sold for
the Harriman Avenue Realty Company
! a dwelling at Edgemero, L. I., to I.
! Harris.
| Hotel Plymouth, in 38th St.,
Bought by Woman
The Hotel Plymouth, the nine story
structure at 257 and 259 West Thirty
j eighth Street, near Eighth Avenue, has
j been purchased by Frances Leahy from
j Amelia OCkler. It is assessed at $95,000.
! The seller acquired title in October, 1917.
-.
New Maiden Lane Office
Building to Cost ?1,000,000
, Plans were filed yesterday by York &
i Sawyer, architects, for an eight-story
? office building and storage at 91 to 97
i Maiden Lane and 4 to 8 Gold Street,
for the City Real Estate Company. The
; building will be erected on a plot
j 72.9x irregular x42.3, and is estimated
to cost $1,000,000.
?Small Suites for Dwellings
Leased for $225,000
Slawson & Hobbs leased 140, 142 and
i 144 West Seventy-fifth Street, three
I dwellings, 62x102.2, for Mary A. Watts,
j for twenty-one years at an aggregate
! net rental of $225,000. The lessee will
j remodel the houses into suites of one,
i two and three rooms and baths.
House for Judge McCarthy
Payson McL. Merrill Company sold
for Mrs. Arthur H. Hagen to Judge
James W. McCarthy her furnished cot?
tage on Oceanic Avenue, Fishers Isl?
and, N. Y. - . .
New Rochelle House Buyer
J. Clarence Davies and William H.
Thompson sold for E. L. Couch, of
Hartford, Conn., to Harry Bernstein,
of this city, a frame and stucco resi?
dence at Rochelle Park, New Rochelle.
a
Home Buying in Bronx
Richard Dickson has sold for John
i C. Damm 753 Home Street, a, three
1 family frame dwelling, to John Kear
; ney.
rCKMSHED COTTAGES FOR RENT.
. All sutdaer Adirondack- mmatonj. Circular
j M. B. KAB8HAIX. Mar., take J'Ueld. X T.
FCRXISHEP SUMMER UOMti
' Long Island &
BEAUTITUL, summer place at East Hamp?
ton, near the beach, to sublet; 8 master
bedrooms, ? baths, newly furnished through?
out: *are?e: tenant pays 13,000 season; any
good offer will be considered. Address W.
J H., Room 1611, 8S West ?d st.. N. X.
Phone Vanderbllt 254?.y
KKAL SKA? ATAC?TSON j BBA?, ESTATB AT AUCTION [ ?EAt MTACT AT' ACCTIW
???????????????????te^^
Tor MR. FRANK HEDLEY,
President of the Interborough Rapid Transit Co. T'jJt
No matter what they say about the Interborough. everyone*
concedes that you are the greatest Rapid transit operator in the
world.
Interborough lines run up the east side and the west side o? ^
the Bronx nearly to the City Liner but the line operating through V
the centre of the borough stops at Pelham Parkway.
The north central part of Bronx needs an I. R. T. Subway -
Extension. ' '
Now. what do you think about this:
The New York. Westchester and Boston R. R. taps your
lines and runs straight up the middle of the north Bronx. Why
not lease trackage rights over it to the City Line and save the
public the cost of a new extension and yet serve the public a?
well as if you had such an extension? m
HAVE YOU $20? HAVE YOU $50? ?
$20 Secures a $200 N. Y. CITY Lot $50 Secures a $$00 N. Y. CITY Lot
10% on Day of Sale?10% in 30 Days?80% on Mortgage
THINK_ ACT RUY
The Eastchester Company's property, with Gun Hill Road Station of
N. Y., Westchester & Boston R. R. right on the property, must
be sold to settle the estates of some of the original owners. v
GO TO THE
Absolute Public Auction
NEXT TUESDAY, July 13th,
?t 12 o'clock noon, in the Real Estate Salesroom, 14 Vesey St ~*l
1 A ?9 NEW YORK CITY f /\TO
ItyV?te EAST BRONX LtKJ 1 D
TO BE SOLD SEPARATELY
On Allerton Ave., Eastchester Road, Gun Hill Road, Burke Ave. and adja?
cent Avenues, between Pelham Parkway Station and Gun Hill Road Sta?
tions (on the property) of the N. Y., Westchester and Boston R. R., which
runs through the property. The Gun Hill Road Station of the White Plains
Road Subway is convenient to the property.
?Lf?Qfl EXCEPTIONALLY LIBERAL TERMS ?
UV A/ io% on Day of Sale, 10% in 30 Days, Balance (80%) in
m.?V 24 EQUAL MONTHLY INSTALMENTS
And^u?^T:^t0neyi 80% at ?% Send for Bookmap
Harris & Harris, Attorneys - 70% at 5%%
?t William'St., New York _
; . 60% at 5%
Louis B. HasbroHck, Attorney /
25? Broadway, New York 50% at 4V?%
Emmet, Marvin & Roosevelt, May /?m*in "n mortgage
' for three years.
Attorneys 67 Liberty St.
Representing Harvard University Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
62 Wall St., New York Policies Free Cortlandt 744
TO INSPECT PROPERTY Take the Bronx Park Subway to E. 180th. St., transfer on sama
platform to Whito Plains R?ad Extension, get off-at Gun Hill?-.? ^t
Road station. Auto buse3 meet trains?Take Bronx Park Subway to E. 180th St. or West Farms r **H
Station, or Lexington Ave. Subway to Hunts Point Ave. station, or Third Ave. Elevated to 9 ?-j
129th St. station. From any of these stations transfer to N. Y., Westchester & Boston R. R., ' *v f
get off at Gun Hill Road station, on the property. Representatives at both stations.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Placed by us
since January 1, 1920
$10,814,000
on Mortgages
We still have funds for
good mortgage loans.
Wm. ?. White & Sons
Established 1868
46 Cedar Street
Tel. S700 John
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
\ -
EAST 61st St.?$20,500
17x60', 4 sty. & basem't, nr. 3d.
FRANK I,. ?TSHE? CO;, 00 East ?d St.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO EET
3GTH ST. (near 5th ave.).?Studio apart?
ment, large living room, two bedrooms,
kitchen and bath, all handsomely furnished;
two or three months. Telephone 2412 Greeley.
84TH, S3 WEST.?Bargain, lease on hand?
somely furnished/parlor floor, 3 rooms,
bath, kitchenette; ?120 monthly; imme?
diately.
84TH, 431 WEST.?Apartment, attractive,
well kept. 2 large rooms, kitchenette; Im?
provements ; electrio lights ; private house ;
$48 monthly; business couple preferred.
Rhinelander 7276..
FURNISHED' apartment to sublet during
July, AuguBt and September; nicely fur?
nished three rooms and bath. Hotel St.
Hubert, 120 .West 57th st. Inquire Mme.
Claude Riviere, 2?0 West 42d st. Bryant 9783.
YONKERS.'?Furnished apartment (Val-berk
Leighton) ; five minutes from Von Cort- ;
landt subway station ; five rooms and bath ;
overlooking terrace ; three exposures ; exclu?
sive neighborhood; elevator service; rent $175 '.
per month. Telephone 374 Yonkers, Flagg.
TJNEURNTSHBP APARTMENTS TO LET
LEXINGTON AVE. (?3d st.).?Five story;
$5,1)00 net: also East 60th st., 2 rooms,
bath; $130. Phone Plaza 2974.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
First, story apt:. 86$ Riverside, corner 109th
st.-; $300 a month. Will arrange to suit phy?
sician for 2 entrances, 9 rooms, 2 baths. At
460 Riverside Drive. 7 rooms, duplex rear,
$175 a month; on premises. E. Francis Hil?
lenbrand. 10;o Amsterdam ave.
- Brooklyn
B?L>jFQRD SECTION
Six attractive unfurnished rooms, consisting
o? two. upper floors of a private dwelling;
gas. hot water heat and electricity; $100
monthly; references required. Phone Deca
tur 417S.
8 LAROE ROOMS and bath, with kitchenette,
electric light, heat, parquet floors; Imm??
diate possession; m?sy be rented separately.
99 Lincoln Place, Tel. 97 Sterling or 447
WIllfarnsDurq,
BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET
Very desirable light floors, con?
taining 2.000 square feet, suit?
able for high class retail trade.
Apply on premises. Wheeler
Reajty Corporation, 9 East
57th st.
BROOKLYN RKAI. ESTATE
TO CLOSE ESTATE, will Bell 1 family.
room aemi-bungaiow for $7,250 on easy j
ferma? rea.dy to more in. Inquire Amserfort :
Park Realty Co., 1674 Flat bush ave., corner
Avenue L. Phone Millwood 2230.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE i
NEW ROCHELLE
Exquisite colonial home of 10 rooms and
3 baths, all improvements; largo corner I
plot; -oar garage. Located in Idea! park.
superb Sound vfws. A tfreat sacrifice.
DRCMMOND.
17 West 42d Street. Tel. .Murray Hill 7323. I
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| AT HAHT1NGS-ON-H17DSON. 10 ROOMS,!
2 baths; stone and shingle; half acre; |
fine river view; 10 minutes to station;
'house in perfect condition; $?4,000. Phone
I 701. R. M. DEVINE.
I ,_,_'
?FOR SALE?FARM LAN!) IN THE HILLS i
I of Northern Westchester County; $200
per acre and up; no brokers/ William G. ;
Barrett, 16 Court st., White Plains, X. Y. ,
! ATTRACTIVE! HOME?. * room?, 3 betas; i
all improvements; steam iu-at; near sta
tion plot 62x110: garage. Hartem division ;
?. Y. C. R. R., price $13,500; Imm?diat?
I poseasion; 30 minutes from the Grand Cen
Eral. Realty Office, Clarence O. Martens, !
1416 Broadway (Sith st). Bryant $191.
homes in New Kochelle vicinity ?
O'CONNOR' ?"?S.'fe? i
I Ml Humenot 8c TeL Kt. New Bacaell?. S. T..
QIEE.VS REAL ESTATE
forest $???0 (totoen*
? M Mlaate? frasa ret?a. Statte*
M???*? ?Bel V?la Plete f?r tel?.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
?1 W. Util SU er Pura? Mili?, X. L
i A PERFECT LITTLE COLONIAL HOME
IN FLUSHING.?8 rooms and tiled bath ;
extra servant's toilet and basin; large open
; fireplace In living room, parquet floors, large
; living porch and tea porch; every modern
improvement; 7 minutes' walk station; beau
? ?Iful section. Price $12.600, $3.100 cash.
? JOHN W. PARIS. 141 West 36th st. Tele
i phone Qreeley 0604.
NEW JERSEY BEAI. ESTATE
SEASHORE high class furnished apartments,
1, 2 or 3 outside room?; bath, hot and cold
water; opposite and facing ocean; prettiest
location Atlantic Coast ; being continually
?wept by cool ocean breeze? ; rents moderate
for season. Call or write 650 Ocean ave..
Weit End. New Jersey. Harrington Co.
COUNTRY PROPERTY
MAINE FARMHOUSE!, near Auguatar new
building, partly furnished. ..?odern ?n?- |
provemerit?. seven room?; good garden ?ad :
' ?table accommodation?; $20? p?r /?*,*.
Tsl.uhon? mi Bryant fe
' RHODE ISLAND REAL ESTATE - ?"
; A BIG BARGAIN.?Seashore bungalow piot. I
3,843 square feet; College Point; five cent |
fare; near depot end trolley; worth $1,000;
sacrifice for half. MURRAY, 57 Second ave..
Edgewood. R. I.
eOTTAOKS WOK SALE
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS?Attractive?
ly furnished I-room cottage for summer,
located Spring Garden ave.; reasonable ren?
tal. Owner, David Harris. 60 "Wall ?t. Tel?
ephon.? Hanover iso?.
NEW YORK STATE REAL ESTATE
WMMtWffl/? For Rent
ADIRONDACK CAMP
Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y
1,000 Ft. Lake Front
Living room 1^x3.1, 7 bedrooms, S
2 bathrooms; 2 or'?n r?mpj, S
Launches. boots, canoe. Tsttnis $3
iuur!, vegetable garrien, pure eprtng 'S
water. Membership in n<*?rbjr?g?*f* a
club and Hupply of ice and ? wood $j
included in
RENT $3.000
MARCUS M MARKS,
200 Fifth Ave., N
LONG [SLANT* HEAL ESTAT*
FOR SALE.?Unusually attractive a::-year
home, new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage; first floor baa large living room,
dining room, kitchen; extra toiler and laun?
dry in basement ; second floor, 8 bedroom*,
tiled bath; interior finished throughout-in
white enamel woodwork and mahOKany-An
ished doors; parquet floors throughout ;. -hat
water heat, gas, electricity; sewer, etc. ; ""re?
stricted section; ti<> assessments; 5 minute?'
walk to largp park and bathing; one bleck
express station, IS minutes Urand Central,
5-cent fare; $8.000 caah required, balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, wrtte or
l.hono .1. B. WITHER?. 62 VanderMlt, eye..
New York, Room 1314. Phone Y&nderbiit
T667. _ _ .
HOMES?$6,600 upward, cury ?erms.>*-H**D|$
& BAXTER, Port Washington. L. T.
I- ? ? i . . , . - ,L ^ l
R?CKLAND COUNT* REAL ESTATE
ROCKLAND COUNTY. N. T.
SPRING VALLEY and VICINITY, V. T.
I?Kj-KOOM HOUSE, all impts; fine
location; can be arranged for two tamiile?,
gaVage, ?nd aome fruits. $12,000.'-"
Z?40 ACRES. 16-room house, all trhpls. ;
outbuildings, etc.; ?mall lake on pr?fcerfy.
It's a good buy at $22,000.
3?II ACRES, 14 room house, all, impla.;
fine garden, etc. Could not be duplicated
for the price of $26,00?. '
4?S3 ACRES. LI-room house, slj impts.;
outbuildings, etc.: this is a grand oid nun
slon. with irout pond. $2?.000.
0?16 ACHES. 14-roorn house, aH -up-to
date Impts.; very choice location;' out?
buildings in Al condition. $*0,000-,
tf?14) ?CR1CX, 20-room house, all T:/ij>ts';
outbuildings m" al! kinds; all fafrn uten?
sils go with the sale of properly. "^25\009.
THEO. B. IIOHK.
_Teil. 2a -Spring Valley. X. Y.
XXW JERSEY SEAL ESTAT*
ALL THE ORANGES
No finer or rr^re convenient suburban Ifr?
cation than "The Oranges." Modern
houses- of every description. FVsrnVrll.
Taylor (note 1st name), opp. Brick 'Sta.,
East Orange.
-.,, ........
COUNTRY HOMES. ESTATES and -FARMS.
Morristown and vicinity.
HARVEY J. GRNUNO and'' ?
ARTHUR C. DAY,
Park Place. Morristown, N. >:3.
REAlHesTAt?T^^
A .SQUARE DEAL "~
An excelleii' houae, honestly bjil'.Vw?* fee*.
eatly priced?having advents?* ot ,a\m*rlee
material? purchased at lower costs than now
prevailing ? beautiful .oonris designed tor
utmost comfort : hardwood floors, oper tlre
plece, tiled bath, steam heat, gas, electrleity
and a model kitchen. Built on handaomaly
shaded corner plot in nefrfcy restricted reel
dential community affording every social and
educational requirement. Price flE^ft?. |$v!
?VH^e^^D1ne%A.a,rr^^i?;
LOCKWOO?. l?th fteer. 69 UaloatSau?vri
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