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R e a F Estate News
Big Structure
On 5tli Avenue
Corner Resold
TVenty-Story Office Build?
ing at 26th Street Fig?
ures in the Second Deal
in the Last Three Weeks
Biscuit Co. Enlarges Site
With Additional Purchases
Now Control Most of the
Chelsea Section Block
The Croiaie Building, the twenty
story office^ building at the northwest
corner of Twenty-sixth Street and Fifth
Avenue, has been resold to the Benen
son Realty Company, through Tankoos,
Smith & Co. The building was pur?
chased by the Knickerbocker Realty
Company from the Terra Realty Com?
pany (Martin T. Kern) about three
weeks ago. It has a frontage of 56.6
feet on the avenue and 127.6 feet in
?the street. L. & M. Jones erected the
building about fifteen years ago. Among
the prominent tenants are Dennison &
Co., who occupy the store and base?
ment; the Mississippi Wire and Glass
Company, the American Lead Pencil
Company, Stetson & Co., etc. A large
portion of he space expires within the
near future, and it is understood that a
resale is ppnding to a large downtown
concern, which will occupy the build?
ing as a permanent home and gradually
absorb the office space as it expires.
The selling company has been asking
$2,250,000 for the property.
Riscnit Company Gets Warehouse
The National Biscuit Company pur
ch%sed from Anna P. McCullagh and
others the old six-story, McMullen
warehouse, at 410 to ? 416 West Six?
teenth Street, 100.4xll7.4x irregular,
125 feet west of Ninth Avenue. With
this purchase the company is now in
possession of the entire block between
Ninth and Tenth avenues and Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, with the excep-1
tion of the six-story saloon property at!
the southwest corner of Ninth Avenue
and Sixteenth Street, 25x100, and the
adjoining three-story 25-foot garage at
408 West? Sixteenth Street. A couple
of years ago the company bought most
of the block from the Bradish Johnson
estate, from which it had leased the
property. Subsequently it added a few ?
parcels on Ninth Avenue to its hold?
ings.
Sale of Seventh Avenue Corner
George Getzger has bought from
Bertrand Hayes the four-stqry store
building at 383 and 385 Seventh Ave- j
nue, at the northeast corner of Thirty- '
first Street, on plot 33.9x60.
Spear ?v. Co. sold for the estate of '
Herman; Levy the six-story mercantile '.
building, 25x92, at 35 West Nineteenth
Street, to a client for investment. !
Spear & Co. will continue as agents. I
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Investors Active in Many
Sections of ?the Bronx
Flat in Crotona Avenue and a '
Number of Dwellings Pass
to New Owners
Mayer Rappaport sold the four-story '
, flat, 37.5x80, at 2323 Crotona Avenue
to Is3dor Cramer.
The Hudwill Corporation, Hudson. P.
Rose, president, bought from the ?
Payne estate 153, ?157 and 159 Alex- j
ander Avenue, three-story houses, with
Etoresv j ? j
Charles A. Weber sold for Ernest ;
W, Schade to Louis Carle, the one- |
story house 745 East 241st Street, 82x :
75x irregular.
John C. Ivers sold two dwellings, on
plot 49.5x100, at 253 to 257 East 142d
Street, to Francisco Ing?nito.
Armstrong Bros, sold 2218 Valen
tina Avenue, a two-story dwelling, 18x
66, for Thomas Smith.
Cabn & Cahn sold to Dolores Goy- ;
ence 977 Teller Avenue, a two-story
house, 24x100.
Moore, Schutte & Co. jold for Nellie
C. Bauer to William M. Moore a plot, '
105xl46x irregular, on the west side
of Sed?_wick Avenue, 220 feet north I
of Kingsbridge Road. ;
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Kelly Springfield New
Financing Is Planned
Company Will Offer 82,000
Shares of Common to j
Stockholders at $50
Reports of new financing by the
Kelly Springfield Tire Company as- ;
eumed definite form yesterday when it !
was announced that approximately
82,000 shares of common stock. $25 par
value, will be offer? to holders of the
common shares of record October 15
at. $50 a share, payable 60 per cent
November 10 and the balance Decem- ;
ber 10. The terms of the offering
mean that present holders of the com?
mon are given the right to subscribe
to the new stock in the ratio of 35 per
cent of their present holdings.
The proposed issue has been under?
written bv a syndicate headed bv?H.
P. Goldsihmidt & Co., Goldman, Sachs !
& Co. and Lehman Bros.
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Madrid Market May Close
Entire Dav on Saturdays
MADRID, Sept. 23. -Inurance of a
decree closing the Madrid Bourse for
the entire day on Saturdays is fore?
cast, the government taking this step
to follow the exam?le of other Stock
Exchanges in Europe.
The Bourse has been closed on Satur?
days during the summer, and the com?
mittee in charge intended to resume
trading on that day October 2.
? - .? ?
Rail Certificates Authorized
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.?Authority
was given to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission for the receiver
of the Kansas City, Mexico A Orient
Railroad to sell $1,000,000 in receiver's
certificates at 6 per cent for the pur?
chase of coal and neceswry equipment
for the road.
* West Side Dwelling Rented "
Moore, Schutte & Co., rented the
i?u_-?t?ry dwelling, 468 Weat 144th
Street, for Ev? Marbach, to Olaf
Olaen, .
Fire Record
A. M. _en.
2:0??Front of 39? ManhatUo Av.;
aus?, own?r unknown ? Unknown
? :9iV?Seventh Av. *n?J Cermlne St.;
auto.jpwntr unknown... .Unknown
ilr?e?47 2d 8%,; Louis Bother...Unknown
r m.
M-lt?Ui Bant }7th St: Anna
Jon?? .i. .Unknown
l.'M?<0l Bast ia?ih St., th? Bron?;
unknown .Unknown
t:4t>?32* filnton flt ; unknown.. .Trifling
4:??-~J0* Mulberry 9t.; P. MarcoIo.TrtflJn?
% At?it B??t Firm ?t.; truck, un
known .,."trifllnn
?;4?~W Hfo?lw?y, Wholoaa)*
Ty?o?wrlt?r Co.Triflln?
?:29-~l?H K imn st.; lUpport A
Hirah. Trifling
?.to?Mm Or*n4 ?'???. th? Bronx;
i*B'?; unknc ???ri . Trlf.lnr
l'i?~-24S S. X41? ?\, tn<? Bronx:
meutere a '
Old Coster Homestead
At Throg's Neck Resold
Seller Gets Profit From Realty
. Bought at Auction on the
Preceding Day
I Joseph P. Day resold the old Coster
' homestead, a dwelling of Revolutionary
days, together -?wit'.. eighty-six lots,
| which comprises the two blocks bound
i ed by Edison, Baricley, Hollywood and
Otis avenues, for William A. Cokeley,
? representing a client, to Dr. Herman
WScnwartz.
T?he seller acquired the property on
[Thursday at the Coster estate auction
'sale, conducted by Mr. Day, paying
j $43,500 for the residence and lots. The
j resale is said to have been made at a
substantial profit.
Scliumann-Heink
Buys House Near
Morgan's Hoirie;
Gets Dwelling in 36th Street
From the Ruth Dana Dra- j
per Estate; Fine 74th
Street Property Is Soldj
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc., sold
for the estate of Ruth Dana Draper
j 123 East Thirty-sixth Street, a five
j story English basement dwelling, to |
Madame Schumann-Heink, 14x98.9.
William B. May & Co. sold for Emily
| Hesslein the new five-story English t
basement dwelling 9 East Seventy
?fourth Street, 25x300, near Fifth Ave-j
nue. This is the fourth house on this
block recently sold by the same bro- i
kers.
George A. Bowman sold for Leroy
Coventry the dwelling 515 West End
Avenue,' 20x100.
Other Sales In Uptown Sections
Porter & Co. sold for Charles G.
Koss the two three-story dwellings 209- I
211 West 121st Street.
James L. Van Sant iesold through
D. H. Scully & Co. 316 East 124th'
Street, a three-story dwelling, 17x100, '
to Adolph Wolf s?hn.
The four-story dwelling, 18x85, at
192 Lenox Avenue, has been resold by <
Morris Dryerman to Annie Krotman.
Julia T. Callahan sold to G?orgie
Brown 267 West 132d Street, a three
story dwelling, 15x99.11.. ?
Thomas Burke sold 1350 St. Nicholas
Avenue, a three-story dwelling, 21.9x
100.
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New Brooklyn Homes Figure
In Donald Court Deal
Three new houses of sUicco construe- !
tion, 21x48 each, at 1968. 1972 and 1978
Eightieth Street, near Twentieth Ave- j
nue, Brooklyn, were taken in part pay
ment by Harris and Maurice Mandel-J
baum and Fishpr and Irving I. Lewine
for the Donald Court apartments, at the
southwest corner of Broadway and,
179th Street, sold recently by them to
Sigmund Weschler. Byrne & Bowman I
were the brokers.
The Martin Company sold for Hazel
Wright Hanson to William Wallace
Hill the flat at 65 Gates Avenue,
Brooklyn.
The Meister Builders. Inc., sold to
Antonio Termini the building, 20x100,
at 572 Warren Street.
Charles Partridge sold 1116 Kenmore
Place for Annah Wiley.
Sisters of St. Ursula Buyers
Of ?Convent Avenue Dwellings
The Sisters of St. Ursula of Blessed
Virgin are the buyers of the two four- ;
story dwellings at 330 and 332 Convent
Avenue, sold recently.
Agnes K. Murphy is the purchaser of
the dwelling at 26 West Eighty-third
Street, sold r?cently by the James J.
Phelan Company. j
Arthur Cutler & Co. negotiated the
recently reported sale of the southeast
cerner of Eighth Avenue and Thirty- I
sixth Street, a five-story building, to
the 516 Eighth Avenue Corporation.
Thir is the third sale of the property
within two1 months by the, same j
brokers.
Business Claims Last Dwelling
On East 50th Street Block \
Miss H. Freud resold with Albert B. I
Ashforth, ;for Ellen Gray, the five-story :
dwelling 16 East Fiftieth Street, 21x i
100, between Fifth and Madison ave?
nues. It is the only remaining housei
on that block still occupied as a private
residence.
The new owner is S. T. Seed, who
plans to i-ffmodel the lower part of the
building for business and occupy the
upper part as a residence. The house
is on the block with the proposed new
home of Saks & Co.. which is to go up
on the site of the Buckingham Hotel,
on the Fifth Avenue end. ,
Colorado Resident Buys
Long Island Home
John F. Scott,sold for the Wild Acre
Realty Company a residence and gar?
age with an acre, at the corner of Law- |
rcuce Avenue and Wild Acre Avenue,:
Lawrence, L. I., to Kenneth S. Guiter
msn, of Colorado, and also the adjoin
ing property on Lawrence Avenue, con
taming an acre and a half with house
and other buildings, to Arnold G. Dana, ;
editor of The Financial Chronicle of
New York.
Steel Man to Forsake
Pittsburgh for Scarsdale
Prince ?St Ripley sold for C. J. War- 1
ren a new Colonial house on Green
acres Avenue, at Greenacres, Scarsdale, i
to Darwin S. Wolcott jr. Mr. Woleott
| is associated with the Crucible Steel i
i Ccmpany and is moving here from i
Pittsburgh, Pa. The property was held ?
i at $35,000.
, Business Concerns Get Space ?
j Pease & Elliman leased a loft at i
i 204-6 Greene Street to the Progressive ;
! Die Casting Company,
i Adams & Co. leased a floor at 247
; 53 West Ninteenth Street, to the Globe
: Button Works, Inc.,; the store and
i basement at 294 Bowery to Rosenzweig j
I A Elson, and the building at 296 Bow
; ery to Frank Milman.
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Big Brooklyn Plant Sold
L. Mundet A Sons, Inc., purchased
: the McLoughlin Brothers plant, con- |
i taining 200,000 square feet of space, at
South Eleventh and Berry streets, ?
, Brooklyn, for $475,000. The realty con- :
; slits of a group of six-story buildings !
! which were bought for all cash.
Buys Home in Yonkers
James Biggerstaff, of the Otis Ele?
vator Works, purchased from Thomas
N. Lockwood the dwelling 274 Green
vale Avenue, Yonkers, through Thomas
S. Burke.
Results of Auction Sal?es
By Joseph P. Day
AV A, HO. n w cor 9fh, 21xll_,- four ??tory
brl^-t? tsnsmanta an<J storo?; Marion Karn
against Osrshen Estates, !??c, st al; Au?
IM.I.? _S, laxos, etc., $1.603 01; to tb?i
(.?aintif. for t4S,0oe.
By Jsmos J. Donovan
Trri.UA.MKBB?MO? ROAD. ? S, t.Oit s
ftt?nx ?n4 Prlh?im?ParVf>ray, 6i2s6S_..4x
?04,4xja0r?; ?Usa & Briemror -ura.nst D.
A?.ou Paarsan st ai: ?ue, f 10.76?Jf;
Us??, ?te?. S6.i?9.M. *?inm*a*? aim 41*
Tenants Purchase
Peter Stuyvesant
On Riverside Drive
Take Over Ten-Story Flat
at 98tli Street Corner
on the Co-operative Plan;
Other Apartments Sold
Tenants have purchased on the co?
operative plan of ownership the ten
story Peter Stuyvcsant apartments, at
268 .Riverside Drive, south corner rff
Ninety-eighth Street. Such a deal has
just been arranged by Harris, Vought
& Co. and the JVood, Dolson Company,
as brokers, with the Dalriada Realty
Company, holding concern for Julius
Fleischmann owner of the property.
The hous? contains about fifty apart?
ments, fronting 101.5 feet on River?
side Drive and 108.6 feet on Ninety
eighth Street, with easterly and south?
erly lines of 100 feet. Title is to be
taken in the name of the 258th River
side Drive Corporation, representing
the tenants, and formed at Albany
Thursday with a capital of $175,000.
The incorporators of the new company
are W. Watson, F. T. Wolcott and J. !
T. Anyon. The legal end of the trans- |
axtion was handled by Stoddard &
Mark.
Samuel Kaplan sold to Daniel H.
Jackson to five-story house 305 West
116th Street, 20x100. The seller, the
Foster estate, was represented by
Harris, Vought & Co.
Sale in Seventh Avena?
Harris, Vought & Co. sold for Carl
H. Richardson, of Boston, as trustee,
the five-itory flat with store, 20x90, at
2157 Seventh Avenue.
The three four-story fiats, 75x100,11,
at 339 to 343 East 122d Street, have
been sold by Thomas Dawson to Mary
McCorkell.
Other East Side Sales
Ethel Klein bought from Rose
Kinzler and others, 60 Avenue C, a
four-story tenement, 24x83.
Harry Chaimowitz and Max Beher
pur.hi-sed from the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, the five-story I
building at 49 "'ast 129th Street, which
will be altered extensively for apart
ment purposes.
REAJa FaSTATE?SAAB OR RENT ?
Manhattan
FORECLOSURE.?Bargain ; S03-30S' East
97th St.. tiro four-story tenements, first
class condition: arranged for two families.
ilP.0e.n each, on pasy terms; brokers pro?
tected. Richard W. Elliott, 49 Liberty at.
John 4773.
Brooklyn
A REAL HOME TO OWN'
Little cash; long, easy term paym-nts:
6 rooms, every modern appointment
(servants ni?edlers?. Forget the luxurious
and buy the home you have dreamed of.
Onlv $1,600 reqmred fo ??cure deed, tt la
hern waiting:. Impossible to be disap?
pointed. Tel. Fiatbush ?L'fiO.
Queens
WATER FRONT FACTORT SITE
lOP.Ot'O sq, ft fronting: river and
highway;' bulkheaded and deep
. water : estato must be sold.
HALLERAX AGEXOT,
IS Broadway, Flushing, L. I.
Loftg Island
TWO GEMS?1? and 7 rooms, strictly mod- '
ern. all improvements: excellent loca?
tions: l?rice plots, fine shade, fruits, grapes. .
berries; garage; view of Sound, artistic
decorations, extremely attractive; sacrifice
for ouick Fale: terms. W. H. Holman.
Owner, Dcuglaston. Phone Bayside Ml
or 293. __ I
8-ROOM HOUSE for eo!? at Forest Hills ,
Call Madison Square 8479.
Westchestcr
IMMEDIATE possession. Beautiful dwell?
ing; highest type of construction, otuc
?o; I rioDil, t baths; cor. plot. Deitch & ?
gonnolry, <_>n 5th aVve. Station, S'.h Ave. 4 ,
3d S?'., rflhnm. N. T. Tel. 1746.
HOMES refldv at Felham Manor Oct. 1,
from ? 21 000 to $31.000. These bul'dings
are con?:~ucted with the best of materia!
and workmanship. Van Nesi Eros.. 605 So. '
Bway, Yonkers, X. Y. Tel 367. .
64 STORER AYE, cor. ?th St., Pelham: ;
plot 123x110; hollow tile. 8 rooms, 2 tr.eC
baths, cabinet trim throughout, oak floors,
up to da'e In ?very res_??Cl, X. Frank
\ ought, owner. _ I
A TITTLE old farm house. In quiet Re!- '?
ham Manor, 6 room?;, 2 bathB: absolutely
the best modern construction: large corner
plot. Mrs. Edmund \V. Bodlne, 472 Main
ST. Tel. S4S. New Rochelle, X. Y. - j
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. ?For ?ale, South '.
Yonkers, new stucco house, seven rooms;
new six -oom eerm-bungalow. Albert Lock
wood, Owner, 45 Wartrufton Ave., Yonkers.
?-j
New York State
FOR RALE?Orange County, New York;
elevation l.&oo feet; country home., gar?
age, stables and barns: practically new; all
modern improvements; with about twenty
acres of grazing land and orchards. Write
for particulars. Address Bo* C 155, .
Tribune. ;
*? New .Jersey
WEST ORAXGE. ST. J . 8 Lawrence ?v.?
Six-room dwelling. st?am? heat, electric
ll?ht, 6un porch and reception hall: gas
Vltchen; lust completed; lot 60x12;.; eight
minutes from D.. L. & W. ; owner must
sacrifice. Write Norman J.' Williams, 34'
Tr?tnont Place, Orange, N. J. Telephone
Orange 2224.
BEAUTIFUL HOME sold low: very deslr
able private est?t", consisting of on? 12- '
room resilience, all Improvements, about I
12 n.cres of land, lawns, orchards, nil sorts
of fruit, grapes, etc., large barn, chicken
house and other outbuildings; n'ar two rail- |
road depots. 4fi minutes out. Address
Owner, Box 1, Demarest. X. .1.
TO RENT?ENGLEWOOD, N. J . VERT
attractive home. b?s' location; one acre,
garage; garden; large l8'*n, shade trees,
fountains, one vear or possibly longer, no
agent. .1. W. LOVELAXD. Telephone 103
Englewood.
SALE?PURE COLOXIAL HOME
Ten rooms, two ba'hss sun parlor,
port cochere. double garage; half acre. 677 ,
Springfield av. Summit. N.J. Phone 1249-R.
Fennsylvsuila
OAKLEIGH. a large country home near i
Harrisburg, with 10 acres, suitable for
country home, boarding school, suburbaji !
horns or sanatorium, for ?ale, but. can be !
rented furnished for on? or mor? years. I
Miller Bros. 4 Co., Harrisburg, Fa.
DEPARTMENT STORE building, 3 and 4
story building, on nmln huslnesa street in
Steelton, )';,., a, live industrial towp; Ideal
location for department ?torn or similar
bus'lii.'S?. Miller Uros. *?. Co., Harrlsbuig, Pa.
To Let for Itusinet.
5TH AVE.. 10": 12th floor: attractive of
flc?s reasonable. tmm'"ilate occupancy.
\yrite P. T. D., 2502, 110 W, 40th St. *
Lofts To Let
LOFT 60x200, third floor, ?27-S41 West '
43d St.: elevator, light on all sides;
alternating and diract currents; sprinkler,
system. Fcr full ?articulara write or
phono Mr. Allen. 607 W. 48d Bt. Phone
Longacre 39?,_ _ ^ I
LOFT for rent in lower Manhattan. ' Suit- !
sblo office or light manufacturing, about ,
S.F.0?* sq. ft . long lease. Inquire E. B. ?
Erlcksen. or .T P. Cody, 681 Hendrl* St.,
Brooklyn. Telephone Gltnmor? 8701.
Furnished Apartments to Let
FIFTH AVE., between 49th tin?! SOth sts.
?Furnished apartment, parlor, bedroom
and bsth; eluvator and maid's service; to
sublet (IM ?lotober 1st; rent reasonable Ap?
ply Mis? Welnor. Phone Murray Hill. 68J3.
FOUR ROOMS?Large, outside, kitchen,
telephone, electricity, gas, one flight. Euti
tsce. 7<? West 60th it. Tel. 4319 Cirri?.
LARGE~FRONt'rOOM; twin beds; elec?
tricity, ?levster, steam hent, telephone,
and parlor iront room. Apt. 16, Harlam
ill*,
?VtTsTTtu Ht W.?4 large lH_?t attrae
ttve roomi completely funjianed. II10
BBOXX BEAI, ? ESTAT?
46 HOUSES
ON HOLLAND AVENUE
Near Alierton Avenue
One family houses, bricl? and
stucco. Full lot. 6 rooms and
bath with all improvements
in str?eet and houses.Terrat_ed
lawns, space for garage.
Two short blocks from subway
station and from Bronx Park. Take
Lenox Avenue, Bronx Park Subway
Express, to Allerton Avenu? and
walk two blo&s east,
MACE ESTATES
BUILDING CORPORATION
Agent ea Premises Tel. 2230 Olimril.?
I KFL'KMSHED APARTMENTS TO LUT
ELEVATOR
APARTMENT
916 Union Street
At ths main entrance to Prospect Park,
v overlooking Park Plaza.
7 & 8 ROOMS & 2 BATHS
$150 & $175
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ONLY TWO LEFT
J. H. PENNOCK * CO., INC.
1.6 Remsen St. Main 8371.
JUST COMPLETED
240th St. & Katonah Ave.
20 One Family, 7 Room House?.
Every modern. Improvement ; construction
stuc'o on Interlivking hollow til?.; room
for garage and vegetable garden ; Imm*
?IIate possession. Half hlovk east, of Van
Cortlandt Tark.
AGT. ON PREMISES, OR PHONE 8030
FORDHAM.
DANIEL HOULIHAN, Owner.
Ft'BMSHED APARTMENTS TO LET
To Sublease from Oct. 1
r.sli|.-)tf.il apartment with snnthern and
??vestern e?sj>o.uire-i; nnnsnnlly large wit?
lionr, catching every bit ol available
sunshine.
(2nd floor), Grosvenor Hotel,
5th Aye. & 10th St.
4 attractive spacious rooms
comfortably and completely furnished;
foyer, bath, numerous ?closets, excellent
cnislne, notably courteous service./ Ad?
dress or phone Apartment 3, Hotel
firosvenor, Fifth av. and Tenth st.
?stuyvesant 4283. x
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
HIGH CLASS OFFICE SPACE
To lease from Oot#.er firgt ; l.lSO erjuars I
feet, unobstructed exposure, ocrn?r thlr- I
teenth floor Emmett Building. Madison !
Avenu? and 29th Street; $3.00 per square. :
foot, including light and janitor service, i
Iaqulre Standard Taint Company, Wool
worth Building. *
QUEEN'S REAL ?STATE
RICHMOND HILL
Beautiful Putch C?*>nn!al detached
homes near "L ' and Kew Gardens Sta?
tion ; fir?? restricted residential section,
adjoining Forest Park, ready for Imme?
diate occupancy?8 i ofirnf. 3 toilets, 2
baths tie kitchen and bath, .?hower ;
eeiv?rs : 4 large bedrooms. No. 1 parquet
ThroughO'j? ; ?un parlor with radiation,
open fireplace, steam heat. electric
lights, laundry in cellar, gas range, au'o
driveway. d,wprate?"l. b?iilt on a terrace.
Inoulre on property,, St. Anns Avenue
and 112th Street.
Church St Realty Corporation,
Owners and Builders,
Offlee ?79 Briggs Ave.. Richmond Hill,
Phone 1234-.T Richmond Hill
Lone- ^?land.
18 Minutes ?rom Penn. Station.
Don't pay the landlord the price
of a new six room house
si Kew Gardens. Ready now.
Edgeworth Sm_th.lnc.,l\Y.34th St.
Solo Agent?. F?r. Roy 5350.
Kew Gardens office at Station.
Great House Bargain.
Owner eacrlfices beautiful house $1,600 I
less than value, large foreclosed plot, near ,
station; fino trees; half hour Manhattan:
steam heat, file bath, tile kitchen, open
fireplace., fine fixtures, artistic decorations,
parquetry, inclosed veranda, garage; $2,000 !
cash and $50 monthly, large discount.
Telephone Hollis 6515.
HOME SEEKERS
10 Rooms?2 Baths
NEW HOUSE
Operators Associates, Inc.
Parfons Ave.-Hyacinth Place,
Flushing.
1
SPECIAL BARGAIN
6 ROOMS?PLOT 50 * 100
EASY TERMS
Operator? Associates Inc..
Parsons Ave.?Hyacinth Place,
Flushing.
REAL ESTATE?SALE OR RENT
ruftiraished Apartments to Eet
ATTRACTIVE corner; 7 large rooms, t?o
baths; eouth and east exposur?; over?
looking Hudson; with Stelnway Qrand;
Oriental rugs; |2S0. Wadsworth 6210.
Ellsworth.
ISKI.FORT; elevator apartment; six rooms,
.$125; s.even rooms, $160; S rooms, $175;
Immediate possession; modern conveni?
ences; roof garden; river view. 3S9 South
Broadway, phone ?30o Yonkers?.
GRAMBRCT PARK SECTION, at 158 East
19th st?Exceptional location, light and;
air; elevator, 2, 3 and 4 rooms. Apply
C. S. Rindsfoos. 30 East 42d St.
RIVERSIDE DRIX-E. 112 (near !4th)? !
Eight, nina light roams; elevator. Ernest j
Trlbelhorn.
107TH ST., ?.22 tVEST?One, two and throe '
rooms?? bath and- kitchenette. Apply on
premises i
133D ST., and Grand Concourse, s. w cor?
ner, new house, apartments o? 3 and 5
rooms.
Brooklyn
THE HARRIET, 67 HANCOCK ST.
New 2 and 3 room apartment with bath
and kitchenette, all modern improvements,
In the moil secluded section bf Brooklyn
(lrnnrH); ground and fir? tioor; suitable
drictur, dentist: Immediate oecupnncy; rnnt
starts October 1, Apply Supt. on premiees.
New Jersey
EAST ORANGE 4-? ROOMS
APARTMENTS $30 A ROOM
GEOHOE F. MACK CO.
Brick Chnrcb Station E?t Orange '
Apartments Wanted?Brooklyn
' 2P?.* ROOMS and bath vants? by j-iikim* '
Christian couple; |ie.f|i? Bwawlcli sw*
?4?a pref*r?d. Orssapeiat 8M4.
QUEENS BEAT ESTATE
QUERXB EEAT. ESTATE
? The Sun
IP every
of ?m
Sem?-Defached
New Garden Apartments
JACKSON HEIGHTS
The illustration shows the unique block plan. The in?
terior of the block is restricted to a park for the benefit of
all. Each apartment faces in the street and garden. Every
room is an outside room. Many of the apartments have
built-in porches and all are up to date in every particular.
For sale on Plan of Tenant Ownership to-day.
4, S ? 6 Room Garden Apartments
Ready for occupancy this fall
Social and business references- required
The Queensbor? Corporation
Jackson Heights Office
Opposite 25th St. Subway Station
Telephon? Newtown 2361
Manhattan Office
f.i E. 408 St.. Cor. Madison Ave.
Telephone Murray Hill 7057
Visit Jackson Heights To-day
?3 minttes from 4?n STREET
T'slt Jartumi Heights by inoBt eonrsnlrat route taie Subway to Grind
Central, transfer to Queensboro Subway (Corona Line) u> 25th St Station.
APARTMENTS FOR SAL?T?b TO LET . APABTMJaNrFrOR
APARTMENTS
In Two New Apartment Houses
n
Just Completed and Ready lot Immediate Occupancy
St. Nicholas Apartm'ts
Concourse Apartments
8. TV. Cor. 183d St.
And Grand Concours*
S. E. Cor. 192d St.
And St. Nicholas Ave,
4-5-6 Rooms 3 and 5 Rooms
Apartments For Sale on a Sound Co-operative Basis
With Free Rent
Also Apartments For Rent
Social and bnalness reference required
Representative on Premises
Concourse Apt?.
Phone Fordham 3552.
St. Nicholas Apta.
Phone TTadsworth 3853.
527 5th Ave.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
Phone Vanderbilt 3157
L'NFtRNI&HKD APARTMENTS TO LET |' IN1TBMSHED APARTMENTS TO LEX
NEW BUILDING
Highest Type Elevator Apartment?
? 1 in*. ?
North of 158th St.
4 and 5 Rooms
Now ready for Occupancy
Apply Agent on Premises
NEW /APARTMENTS-JUST COMPLETED
BROADWAY ToZ?T 96th St
Suites of 2 and 3 Rooms and Bath
With Kitchenettes
Elevator and All Modern Improvements
Rents $1,600 to $2,000
READY FOR OCCUPANCY OCTOBER 1st
, Representative on Premises
FORDHAM HEIGHTS
JUST COMPLETED
Open for inspection
3-4-5'ROOM APTS.
Similar to Park Ave.
Apartment Houses
LARGE, LIGHT & AIRY
with every conceivable improvement.
Kingsbridge Rd. & Monis Are.
1 Block from Poe and St. James Parks
Block west of Grand Concourse
One block from Klngsbridge Station
of the Jerome Ave. subway and ths
Sixth and Ninth Ave. L.
Six blocks to University Heights
Station of N. V. C. R. R.
On Fordham Road.
Moderate Rentals. Agent on Premises
Ready far Oaeupaney
APARTMENTS
LOCATION
ENTIRE BLOCK FBON?
1566-1675
Grand Caneaursa
Cor. 173rd St.
BEAUTIFUL
ROOMS
WH? Cvsry Gsseslvabl* tmirsnnttf
Uri? Fsysrs
3 Blocks East of Jareme A**,
& Lexington Ave. Sub. Station
6th Je 9th Ave. Elevated at
Belmoat Street
Mo4er*t? Rsaui. A|?st as Prsnlsn,
Ready for Occupancy
3-4-5 Rooms
199th St. and Valentine Ave.
..?**1?t?,_.,lBd 3*tWB* A v. Subway.
U?SS**0?* AK*? Station. Nsw York
???.i?! a?L_?Av- "I"" Mo*?r?to
125 East 7 2d St.
MODERN .4 STORY APT.
// Rooms
(Southern Kxposore)
$9,000 per annum
6 Rooms
$4,800 pec. annum
THE WYOMING
S.E.1or. 551h &7tli Ave.
MODERN 12 STORY APT.,
8 Rooms
$4,300 per annam
Immediate Possession.
Julius Tishman & Sons, Inc
It Eaat ?1st Si. Tel. Va_nderb_lt 1917.
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i JUST COMPLETED I
S READY VOR OCCUPANCY ~
Aparfrnents s?
Location s |
1 FORDHAM HEIGHTS ?|
BEAUTIFUL
ROOMS S
With Every Conceivable ^ S
Improvement or S
GrW? Concourse tt Fordham Road 5
IE 3 Blccks Eut of Jerome Ave. 6: 2
S Lexington Ave. Sub. Station.
0th ?ad 9th Ave. Elevated
S5 At Fordhun Road.
Select tenants only.
S Agent on Premises.
Phone Intervale 2110.
=iiim?iiins?siii8uiiminin?iiiim?8?tr_=
1 West 67 th Street
Large Duplex Studios
of 3 ?Mid 6 Rooms
Free Cooking Service
Also a tew Furnished A UnfutT'steeiS
ApaJrtment?, jaut** A 'Small Studies.
pr??KRS p^?OE? OX MUplH?S
euutiurii) ,:
BEAI? ESTAT? AT AUCST?O?f
BKAE ESTATE AT ?XLtSTSaa
For Your Home
Lote Opposite Van Cortlandt Park or HU! View Retenu
For Business
?' Lote on McLean Aves?
For Speculation
Lote on Adjacent Avenue? and Sttaefy
741 LOTS
in & wonderful location
will be sold at ABSOLUTE Auction
? for whatever they will brfa?
October 9fti & 11th
By order of the United States Trust Co., of N. Y.
Trustee under the will of David H. King, Jr., Deceatsj
Location of property:
(Between Van Cortlandt Park and Hill View Reservoir
on McLean Avenue and Van Cortlandt Park North; Vm'
Cortlandt Park East ; and other Avenues and Streets adja
cent to East 242nd Street.)
To Reach the Property:
Take 3d Avenue elevated to 198th Street Station. Change
to Willis-Webster Avenue trolley to McLean Avenue and
walk a few blocks west to property.
Or take Lexington Ave.-Seventh Ave. subway or 6th or
9th Avenue elevated (Jerome Avenue Extension) to Wood
lawn Station; take Jerome Ave. trolley to McLean Ave. and
walk east to property.
80% can remain on mortgage. . Ti.''M, 1bw?*<i Fm.
??? Lawyer? Title & Trait Co,
Send for boohynaps h
J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 149th St. & 3d Ave.
JOSEPH P. DAY, 67 Liberty Street
APPLETON, PERRIN & HOYT, Agents and Auctioneer!
59 Wall Street
Attorneys
* Absolute Auction Sale
Estate of'Augustus Zerega, Dec'd.
LOUISA A BARNARD, EXECUTRIX.
Area by Tax Maps About i 14 Acres,
Vr'ith Old Mansion and Outbuildings.
Known As Old Ferry Point, Bronx
Between Throws Neck ?id Clason'a Point
Thursday, Sept. 30, 1920
at Noon, in ?Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St.
Title Guarantee & Trust Cc. Policies Free.
Murray, Ingersoll, Hoge & Humphrey, Esqs., Arty?., 16 William St., N. Y. C
Send for Booklet
67 Libertv Pi., ? j?** JlVftJ^/r^/lt*? Telephone
>ew York City. Q^^nfWtTVlXy C(jrt__dt ,?
Aactkanr
BROOKX.TN RKAI? ESTATE
| BROOKETX RKAI, ESTAT!
ARE YOU ONE OF THE MANY
WHO HAVE TO VACATE THIS FALL
Consult us on our plan of co-operative ownership. You can forfet
about lease expirations?and landlords?and enjoy a perpetual
lease on your apartment at a greatly reduced rental. We are selling
the following apartment houses on the co-operative basis:
50 ORANGE STREET
Apartments in this building to be sold for $1,600 to $2,150, ac?
cording to the desirability of the apartment.
180 STERLING PLACE
Amount of cash required in securing an apartment in this buildicj
is $2,000. The above buildings are convenient to all car linea, BUfr
ways and downtown theatres, and shopping district?.
Investigate our plans of tenant ownership. Write for our booklet
Representative at REALTY ASSOCIATES,
/ 72 Sterling Place 162"4 REMSEN ST.
From 2 to 5 P. M. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Tel. No. Main 6480
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WESTCHESTEB COL-NTT REAL ESTATE ; WESTCHESTEB COVSTX ZtAiVRtlm
r?=
Buy This Picturesque Westchesfer
Home on Terms Like Rent
[? Old Colonial ? Gedney Farm ? White PhnM\
An attractive, cozy llttie horr? with fv?rv modern convenance ? -come. ? SS??
steam heat, garage, delightful ?rounds, near hotel, cour.trv c'ub soli, tWS?
etc. IMMED?ATE OCCUPANCY. ' .,'
PRICE: $21,000.
TERMS: $2,500 cash, $200 per month for 2U vears, twf
$1,000 and a permanent mortgage of $11.500. ' I
ONLT ONE iJ?CE THIS
E?i&ll___y
437 Fifth Ave.
Tel. Mur. HIU ?58
White nains 267? _?
?TEW JEKSEr SEAL ESTATE
HOW ABOUT YOU OCT. 1ST?
BUY FOR
$9,000
ICa^y Terms
COLONIAL
HOME
C ROOMS,
died bath.
Plot
100x130 ft.
NEW YORK.
EASY COMMUTATION TU
Permanent home, everythtni. modern ; l
electric liRht. ?team heat, parquet .floor!*, j
beautifully decorated Inside and out. Select .
neighborhood. Water sports, (tolt, country |
club, schools, churches, markets. Send for :
photo. Fine llvlnj?. room, wit!) huee open
fireplace. Vou can buy this charmin* place
with a little cash dinn and less mooes !
than ?inn ?ill wast? in rent next year. In?
vestigate. M. C. DOBSON, Suit? 1313. 170 :
Broadway, N. Y. C. Tel. 1522 Cort.
._,,.
COSET .-ROOM HOME; MTJST BE SOLDI
at once. Craftsman Style, all modern !:r_
provementa, built in IDfc chestnut trim.
paraust floors, tiled bath, extra lar?e
porch, screeired: corner plot, 4JX120; fine
law?! and shade trees. Price $",?.Oo. Rea- |
sonable terma. -
?eorg? 8. Hltcheo?k, Ine.,
PHQVE HACKEXSACK 2. BOPOTA. X. J.
? PULMFIELD, N. J.
Attractive new home on largo .?lot; six
comfortable rooms, bath; oak floors, ve?
randa: steam rn-at. cas kltrhen; neighbors
of character; near ft. R. eta. Imm?diat?
possession. $1,500. Balance $6,000 on mt?
Km. 218. Bfibcock B<Jb.. 1'li.lnfleld. Ph,-26?1
H. Wtatherby & ???,, Eflewoeai, N. J.
EAST Q&A?GE AP?TMENTS
?S tn? I tMiaMit
BEAUTIFUL PELHMl
OFFERS EXCELLENT TRANSP?B*j2l
FINE RESTRICTED SECnO>-*g
sturco house of ? rooms. 2 MtixJS,
electricity, steam heat, btult
$21,090.
NEW COLONIAL CLAFBOAJt^A
ROOMS, bath, ?tear?) heal. es*. ?iS'SB
open fireplace; healed garage; USu"m
tion. $17,500.
BUILT BEFORE THE WAB-^ft?
rooms, $ baths, open rtrepla.??. tins-"?
garaae: n??ar station. J-? 000. ^?**?
OWNER GOIN.i .SOITH-A ??EB
7 large rooms. 2 baths, .slate ????_'^M
garage. Plot 100x100. $18.000: t?"^
rOMMIITKK'N orpOBTCNlTT^'J
2 bathe, on? built-in tile "?*?!?%
electricity; restricted section. *I**7*1?
HIGH CI.AS? RESIDENTS, ? ?S?
baths, all the verv latest i top?">"""?
_rarage. Plot $8x100. $23,000.
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING, ???_?$?
bath, all modern in?, pre -eir.rat^?^_____l
rage; high devanen, to? ??*
$18.500.
A BEACT1FCL HOME, st?
attractive rooms, 2 baths. 01
bui.t-ln irarage. Plot 75x121
JAS. N. AMUMDSifc
115 WOLFS LANS.
Tel. 1153 Pelhata, $?_
A BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL
ot 7 rooms. S baths. *
porch: newly decorate?. W
class condition. A wWft'.
OleOtt ?ft Egger, Tel. Murray
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-UMBATTAN UEU.
Established t$9?
HoraceS.Ely?
REAL EST^