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Real Estate News
Architect Buys Tunes Square
Section Site for Tall Building
- 4h _
ill Erect 18-Story Office
and Theater Structure
^n Mock's Restaurant and
F*brmer Astor Realty
". -'.'i Restaurant, a landmark in
,-j theater and business
- ther with adjoining prop
Q purchased from the
. . the Amandakay
' ? , by John H. Scheier, ar
>r, f >r early improve
. twelve or eighteen story
. theater, office and
?.-.;. to be designed espe
- requirements of tho
Mined inter
of , it is es'imated,
m $2,000,000 to $3,000,000.
rty purchased is at 740-742
m'm and 256 to 260 West
?sting of Mock's
: mm, at the southeast
;' Forty-sixth Street and
.5x100, together with
Forty-sixth Street,
? inmediato vicinity are the
M.ral, Fultor.. Gaiety, Astor,
Morosco, Booth. Plymouth,
w*s and New York theaters,
Rats Club, Bosch Majrneto
: uilding and tha home of
? < o.
This property, which formerly was
Eden Farm, was part
t estate of the late Henry
mi was disposed of at auc
.-. year by Joseph P. Day. Mr.
r is reported to have paid a sub
- fit to the present owners of
th1 property.
r. who is a larga property
owner a ng the lino of Broadway bo
. mi a Square and Columbus
recently purchased the site of
: the Eomax Building in
jenth Street, adjoining the
Mer. and the Galvin Build
Mi S'reet, just west of
I ?ray.
Van Sicklens Sell Old
Holding in West 23d St
Part Wilh Dwelling Owned by
Family for Fifty Years;
Other Houses Sold
Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc.
- Matthew Van Sielen the four
II ag, 24x98.9, at 452 West
rd Street. The property
?en owned by the Van Sielen
? fer about fifty years.
and Adelaide Posher sold
i Kunkel 462 West Forty
-'.reet, a three-story dwelling,
-is S. Keating sold to Winifred
; M West Seventy-sixth Street, a
- m 19x102.2.
. -or. Realty Corporation sold
? - .-? s 504 East Seventy
street, a four-story house,
;
? Realty Company sold to
West 128th Street,
m - ? dwelling 14.6x99.11.
im Bros, bought from Mary
- 144 West Fourteenth
? ?-story store building,
!.
n Realty r.impanv sold to
ling Corporation' 238
'?'-. Street, a three-story dwell
Ei3e1e sold to John W.
' 134th Street, a flve
19.11.
Inwood House to Have New
Quarters in West 15th St.
'" m, bought for
? ? dormitories in
' " he two three-story dwell
" fteenth Street,
;hth avenues.
r rted that the
? been ?o! i by the Church of
- Guadalupe and the Mont
tate, but no buyer'3 name
?
House is at present
127 East Fifty-fourth
??rations can
be Fifteenth Street pur
- will move there.
be T'-mo(Jele<l from
Mosle, r.rchitect.
: they will provide ac
? ? ? ? m girls, and four
? ? tution will make
!t will be the
rtivities of
; will be
,-obationary
ins trance ? o. Takes Over
Ford Building in Broadway
room and office
years ago by Henry
rtheast corner of Broad
?: Street, was sold
1 y Henry Brady,
? for ( '- ited States
-, for $678,800. The
?et: irety Company
; company held an
erty as a result
m n of a contract between
'-'. oodward Hotel,
pr? ; ' rty, relative to
? ? t - irt of the Ford
. : ' .?: agreed that
upper part
was recently
?m ,- t Mr. Ford. He
srty in fifteen
??? ?
Theater and Offiee
Bought by Operators
- and office
-?ast corner of
tine Avenue,
Benenaon
? J. Kramer,
the building jaat year.
of 130
Road ?xv.'l extends
? 'a distance
Max Lefkowitz was tho
a Iea.ae on the
h & Knobel in 1919,
: excavation
northwest
? ? Valentine
'I heater.
r
tans for New Home and Art
Gallery for CoL Friedsam
d for the new
. \t ( done] Mich
B. Altman A Co., at
? reet, 80x
. y itructure
mated at 5100,000
l Proat. Colo
.?>? of the ?it?
H. Newman ?.'a;? reported
'alea of Plot? in Bronx
: to .St?rung
tl ' mai Hide of
194.1 feet north o
ig through to
? property front
" far? and ita
i d ia 201.1)
; t'.t.-l 108,'rf
frame bul
?: wn?on of the Jerome Ave
??J, : : eold to the VU?omx
?L ?-'":??^" ?&????? (^tboiiM Church
??? ?*';*i?t jpiot, 2Sxfl?,lfci irrrguler
'? 0 CttttUwit Avenue.
! Estate Sells Tenements
Owned for Sixty Years
.
Houses at Third Ave. and 99th
Street To Be Improved
by New Owner
Horace S. Ely & Co. sold for the es- j
j t?te of Edward Roberta 1775 to 1781 |
! Third Avenue and 202 Ea3t Ninety- i
| ninth Street, at the southeast corner,J
\ with a frontage of 100 feet on Third
! Avenue and 110 feet in Ninety-ninth
I Street, five four-story buildings, for
: stores and apartments.
The property had been owned by the
! estate for sixty years, the houses hav
' ing been built by the late Mr. Roberts. .
' The buyer is a client of Samuel Cowen, j
; and will make extensive improvements, j
Samuel Shapiro sold to an investor ,
j S30 East 121st Street, a six-story tene- |
? rcent and stores, 50x100. S. Fine was j
\ the broker.
Morris Florea sold for a client the j
four-story house at 2341 Third Avenue,
I northeast corner of 127th Street, 22x80.
Ennis & Sinnott resold 215 West
? 104th Street, a five-story flat, 25x100,
between Amsterdam Avenue and Broad?
way, to Neilson Burgess. Walter H.
Cooper was the broker.
Amanda Wolff sold to Ernest N. Adler
411 East Seventy-second Street, a four
story tenement, 25x102.2.
Frank Dowries sold to Charles H.
Van Aken 12 Sixth Avenue, a four
! story tenement, 16x80.
I-"
REAL ESTATE?SALE OR RENT
Manh.Uraa
?H3 WEST ?6TH ST.
A ?mall, three-story and baaement dwell?
ing for aale In a good residential block.
Possession Oct. 1st; butter's pantry exten?
sion, electric light, open rear; price reason?
able: terms favorale. V.'il. A. WHITE &
SONS. 46 Cedar at.
Bronx
FOR SALE?UNIVERSITY AVE.
Modern Apartment House leased to select
; tenants for 18,500 per year. Price $50.000.
Savings Bank Mortgage. B. H. WEISKER. j
2464 Jerome ave., corner Fordham Road.
Lone Island
! ASTORIA. L. I.?Mansion, 186x142, "with ?
garage; IS very large rooms with all up
, to-dato imp.; large porch; 15 minutes from |
! ?Iran?! t'entrai. Astoria subway; good for;
| speculation; price ?25.000; very easy terms, j
i FRANK RICART. 116 Nassau st., N. Y. |
I Tel. Bookman 7926.
AT FREEPORT, L. I ?New summer bun- ?
galow. 4 rooms and bath, on plot 30x10 0.
Price $3.250 on easv terms.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY,
15 N. Long Beach av., Freeport, N. T.
Richmond
TO LEASE?Small road house at Annada!?
Beach. 9. I. Raakln. Phone 2513 M,
Tottenvllla.
New Jersey
I AB SO LU TET. Y THE GREATEST REAL]
ESTATE BARGAINS EVER OFFERED :
IN OCEAN FRONT PROPERTY IN RE- '
SORT HISTORY.
I INVESTORS' SPECULATORS!
!! ?ATTENTION! !!
LIMITED NUMBER OF OCEAN FRONT i
i LOTS FACING DIRECTLY ON THE]
OCEAN IN THE VERY HEART OF
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
Immediately adjoining the steel pier. ,
j Will be sold to effect flnal settlement of i
! an estate at practically
GIVE-AWAY PRICES.
LOOK: LOOK! LOOK!
THINK OF it:
CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LOTS ONLY :
$330 IT.
Every one on ami Immediately adjoin
i Ing the pooan front, with every beach
I privilege. Title policy FREE to all pur
I chasers.
EASY TERM?
All lots have every Improvement?water,
! gas, sewer, electricity. They will be sold
] out, first come flrst choice. As these lots
' are limited, and as the number of good
| seashore lots on the entire Jersey coast i
: are limited, these lota will be sold off very
i quickly.
Don't be a regretter. NOW Is the time
\ to make your idle money talk in loud
! figures. No matter what or where you
! buy, these wonderful ocean front lots
! are bound to double and treble your
investment. YOU WILL inak? a hanrl
; Bomo profit. You owe It to yourself to
; inspect and fully Investigate this never
. before-equalled opportunity.
Write NOW for literature, maps, fu'.l
Information and for FREE TRANSPOR
' T ATI ON to
E. M CLEVELAND, Sales Agent,
Dept. 16, 22a Market st.. Newark, N. J
Thone 9415 Market.
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED HOME. SIX
rooms and bath, newly decorated, par?
quet floors, chestnut trim, real fireplace,
giasfled porch, screens, shades included;
garage to match: fine street; owner's busi
i ne.-s in ?South. Price. 10.000.
FIVB-ROOM HOUSE, modern plumbing.
oak floors, gas and electricity, hot water
heat, screens. Price, $6,000. Easy terms.
(200 other listings.)
GEORGE B. HITCHCOCK. INC.,
. Tel. Hackensack 2. Bogota, N. J.
NEW HOUSES AT ?6,500 UP
at Bogota Heights, buiit of stucco and
frame; steam, parquet floors, electricity;
plots 40s ion. Michael Bros. & Christian
?en, Mapiewood and Palisade aves. Tele
? phone Hackensack 533-R.
I NET JRNI8HED HOUSE WANTED
WANTED, TO RENT?UNFUR?
NISHED HOUSE IN MONT
CLAIR OR IMMEDIATE? VICIN?
ITY, CONTAINING 4 MASTER'S
BEDROOMS AND 2 MAIDS'
ROOMS. PLEASE REPLY TO
BOX NO. D 465. TRIBUNE.
APARTMENTS TO LET?FURNISHED
Mtanhatta?
?I00TH, 254 WEST?Two rooms and bath;!
I private house. Phone Riverside 9567. j
; 149TH, WE8T?A family of two occupying j
select private house will rent ?, rooms, I
h.ith and kitchenette, entire floor; $100 '?
j monthly. Phone Audubon 4317. j
I TO LET?Several handsomely furnished 2 !
11 3 room apartments, facing beaur !?<ii ?
Washington Square; $100 a month and up. i
; H( ?'; EL BARLE.
j APARTMENTS TO LET?UNFURNISHED '
Manhattan
!.2D STREET. 41 WEST -Beautiful 1 an?!
2 room apartments to rent.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED j
I WIDOW wishes on? large or 'wo or three'
rooms; bath, kitchenette. Mrs. D. R . '
1 11 Woodland ave.. Tarrytown, N Y '
! Phone 88.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES !
* Til ? :: . ; Doctor's office; ?Tec- !
trlclty; phone; possession Oct. 3. Circle
l??8.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED.
AT WHITE PLAINS. N<"ARSDA7.E OR
HART8DALE.
Desirable family wishes to rent, with
option to buy, modern 7. to 9 room house
oeai* station, desirable neighborhood be?
ginning October 1st; rent $100 to $1(0 per
I month; first class references; Christian
i family. Lewis MacUrid? llubbard, 17 East
4Znd ?t.
TO LET KOK BUSINESS PURPOSES
Gotham National Bank Bldg.
Sublease
OFFICE SPACE
556 Square Feet
16th Floor
5 Windows
HENRY M. BIRDSEYE
??ll'l Broadway. Tel. (ii!.imli<i?i 1423.
VACTORX PROPERTY BALE OB TO I.kt
Investor Purchases New
Sheridan Ave. Apartment
Builders Dispose of House
Erected This Year; Buying
of Dwelling Properties
The five-story apartment erected
this year at the northeast corner of ;
Sheridan Avenue and 167th Street.has ;
been sold by the Willis Building Com- |
pany, its builder, to the Maria Realty
Corporation, representing Elias S. and
M. Lepler, for investment. The build?
ing is fully tenanted. It was disposed
of subject to a mortgage of $&0,?00.
The site measures 100 feet on the ave?
nue and 72.7 feet on the street. It was
acquired by the sellers last March.
The construction costs of the building
were estimated at $135,000 by Spring
stein & Goldhammer, architect.-, who
prepared the plans. The New York
Title Insurance Company made a
building loan of $90,000.
Alice Kiauber sold to Anna Riser
467 East 184th Street, a three-storv
dwelling, 16.8x100.
Robert A. Boss sold to the Josberg
Realty Company the property. 25x145,
at 747 Tremont Avenue.
Prisco Motta sold to Domenieo
Briglla 2123 Arthur Avenue, a three
ntory dwelling, 25x95.
Tho Elton Holding Corporation sold
to Louis Sternberg ?13 and 415 East
lols? Street, two three-story dwell?
ings, 32x irregular.
Samuel Cowen sold 486 and 438 East
163d Street, at the junction of Elton
Avenue, two two-family dwellings, to
& builder, who will make extensive
alterations for stores and offices.
Brooklyn Woman Invests
?n Greenwich Village House
The Duross Company sold 50 Morton
Street, a four-story American base?
ment dwelling, IS.2x100, to Ida Ranee.
of Brooklyn. Mrs. Ranc\- will make
extensive alterations.
SI50.00 Dyekman Section Flat
Plans have been filed for a five-story
apartment. 100x90, at the northeast
corner of Dyekman .Street and Sherman
A1 enue, for owners represented by
Slawson & Hobbs. J. M. Felson, archi?
tect, estimates the cost at $150,000.
? ?
Buys White Plains Plot
The Robert E. Farley Organisation
has sold for the Xew Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company a large plot in the
: Carhart section of White Plains, to
William J. Miiler and Wilfred Quinby,
of White Plains.
Clarence V. S. Mitchell Buys
Home in Lenox Hill Section
Clarence V. S. Mitchell, an attorney,
bought from David Bows hia former
home, 321 East Eighty-first Street, 20x
102.2. The dwelling is five stories
high, of the American basement type,
Worthington & Whitehouse were the
brokers.
East Side Transactions
Robert E. Kelly sold for Adam Lieb
to a client 255 East Forty-eighth Street,
a three-story dwelling, 20x70.5, and
leased the ground floor in the new of?
fice building 207 East Forty-third
Street to the A. C. Wicke Manufactur?
ing Company, and ha3 also ?eased the
third loft at 240 East Thirty-seventh
Street to Andrew Soidy.
House at Bayside Sold
J. Wilson Dayton, sold for the Kir
wan Building Company, Inc., the two
and a half story stucco dwelling; at the
southwest corner of Bell Avenue and
Maxwell Avenue, Bayside, Long Island,
containing ten rooms, two baths, to G.
W. Rowe, of Far Rockaway. The prop?
erty was held at $25,000. ?
Mr. Dayton also sold for the Bayside
Flushing Company, a plot 60x100, on
Woodland Avenue, between Palace ai*d
Lawrence Boulevard, to Vincent Ade?
rente.
Camp Upton To Be Offered
At Auction Next Week i
Camp Upton is to be sold at auction
next Monday. As many as 80,000 men
were housed at this camp at the same
time during the war.
The amount of lumber alone to be
disposed of, if joined together, would
reach from New York to San Fran?
cisco and back to New York, being
more than 51.000,000 feet. Complete
houses, bungalows, stables, sheds,
storehouses, hospital buildings, re?
frigerating plants, water pumping
stations, 1,574 telegraph poles, miles
of wiring, toilets, plumbing supplies.
bakery, laundry, garqpjes, fence wiring,
doors, electric lights, heaters and
stoves, steam heating4plant, and hun?
dreds of other items will be dis?
posed of.
Inspection of the camp may be made
daily up to time of sale, and cata?
logues may be secured from the com?
manding officer at Camp Upton, or
Smith & Jaffe, the auctioneers, at 68
West Forty-fifth Street.
John J. McGraw Purchases
Fine Home at Pelham
James J. Ryan, through James E.
Meighan, sold to John J. McGraw, man?
ager of the New York Giants, his fine
i home on Edgewood Avenue, Pelham.
' The property was held at $40,000.
TO LET FOR IHSINESS PURPOSES
TO LET FOR BrSINESS PFRPOSE^
TO LET FOR RI'SIVESS PERrOSES
c/V?e Tower
of Trad ?a
Shops
Offices
&fte
Heckscher Buildi
5~Avenue at 57^ Street
A FACT which retailers should hear in mind,
and we believe it to he incontrovertible, is
that rents on upper Fifth Avenue will never
be lower than they are now. Wo hazard
the prediction that within fi\-e years they will be
-25 to 50 per cent, higher than to-day. If that be so, and
how can it help but be so, then why not locate now?
57th Street is just coming into its own. Those
who know that the cream of the retail trade of New
York cannot well locate north of 57th Street,
appreciate 57th Street as the exclusive shopping cen?
ter for New Yo_jc
And the rentals will never again be as lorv as notv!
The southwest corner of 5th Avenue and 57th
Street, that George Backer called "The Blue Diamond
of New York," has been so often extolled as the beat
retail location in our great city, that it need not
specifically be recommended here.
And this location carries a most attractive building
just completed?one that will be the Beacon of
Progress while New York endures, and one that will
go far towards bringing 57th Street into its own.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
C?SHMAN*
w?KEFIELD.!??
Renting and Managing Agent
50 E*st 42d St. Phone Mumr Hill 7823
TO LET FOB BTSIXESS FVRPOSES
THE
BORDEN
BUILDING
23 Stories
Madison Avenue
at 45th Street
OFFICES
STORE
Available for im?
mediate occupancy
BRADY &BOWMAN, i?c.
Agents
350 Madison Ave. N*
r, Vanderbilt 7403 ? '
OEW
TC
JLaJ Bu i I d i n g
Broadway at 45th Street
The Fastest Renting
Office Building I
Offices |
Two Stores and Retail ||
Second Display Floor P
Basement for Restaurant
Inquire Renting O.fice. 7th Floor
Phon? Bryant 9850
Or Your Own Broker
WBKmaaassBBmBaBass?B/a^.
r\FrRMM!El> APARTMENTS TO LET 1 M'"? RMSHKI) APARTMENTS TO LET
t?e family budget
The big Problem with most people today is
??how to avoid paying the high rentals asked
for apartments in New York, and have some?
thing left over each month for pleasure.
Don't Pay Rent At All
?unless you pay it to yourself! As long as
you pay the landlord, just that long will you
be confronted with this problem.
Here Is the Solution:
With a moderate initial payment and a
monthly outlay of $62 to $160, you can
become the owner of a modern Gz'den
Apartment at Jackson Heights.
4, 5 and 6 Room "Garden" Apartments
Visit JACKSON HEIGHTS To-day
22 Minnies from 42nd Street
Queenaborc 8ubway from 42nd Sm to 26th St
HMtM'.ri (Corona line) Jackson Halghta Ofllca
I ppoatto ' ?PUD ?:: r:iM,,;!i gntll 8 o'Clo? I.
QUEENSBORO CORPORATION, SO Eaat 42nd Street
Right in
NewYork
City
GHTS
-J
?
It E \ I. ESTA IE R E \ L ESTA T E
FOR SALE OR LEASE
LARGE PLOT IN HEART OF NEW YORK
(WILL DIVIDE)
Suitable for: Club, Institution, Apartment, Etc.
10 Private Houses Now on Property
FOR INFORMATION APPLT TO
Shroder & Koppel, J. C. & M. G. Mayer,
S47 Madison Ave. 347 Madison Are.
"Phone Murray Hill 2610. 'Phone Murray nui 8C55.
OR TOCR OWN BROKER.
?*" ' ?
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
| i Estmbiiabe? It S3 ; j
Horace S. Ely & Co.
REAL ESTATE
Bishop Building, Tit William Street,
New York.
rybx & co.
?07 -UdVsra Ave. 79'J Broadway,
BUSINESS ADA-?V^ PROPERTY
m Its A?. ? ??CO ^ tiramwe.??*
BUSINESS J"|?S? PROPERTY
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
i REALTY ASSOCIATES
I "Builders of 600 Ea?y Hous?k**pina Ham?"
162 Remaen St., BROOKLYN
WESTCITESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
"WESTCHESTER HOMES"
?Prince6Ripien * ?'1-=w"tork
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
k .INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES
HARVEY B. NEW1NS, Inc.
1 5?2-8th Ave. Yanderbtlt 2U?
I ii...i K?tulr in ?II it? bmiuhrs.^.
Kernt Est?t? ?r?fcrr? m ???<*??
'?? riooDwiM -90
Writ 1 -4> --* ?Xl ! ???!
,7th HI UOODWll^ AV..
???inns. Lauft??. Ea?iunmi?, Man*?* ??<??<.
EXCURSION
EXCURSIONS
Co.by Day Line
The Ideal Route Between
NEW YORK AND ALBANY
DIRECT RAIL CONNECTIONS
FOR ALL POINTS NORTH, EAST AND WEST VIA ALBANY
Magnificent River Scenery, Large, Beautifully Equipped
Steamers, Devoted Exclusively to Passenger Service.
Cool, Shady Decks, Music, Restaurant
All through rati t., kein between New York ar.'. Albany accented.
I Ist er and Delaware Train* meet Day Lin? boats at Kinjrston Point -
pier for point* in the Cut-kills. Connection at Albany with New York Central
and I>. A. II. Kaiiroads.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Dally. IncloiLatr Sunday, steamer Hendiick Hudson.'' or "Robert Fulton"
leaves Desbrosses Street at 9 00 A il.. West 42d Street 9:20 A. M , West
? :19th Street 9:40 A. M . Yonkers I1 : '? A M. for *Puughkeepsie (.except Sat?
urday), ?_i*x?j8tor> Point, ''.it?.*. I, Hudson and A)bany.
Dallv, except Suiuluv. steamer "Do Witt Clinton" lea-es West <2nd
Street 10 ?', ) A M . West 129th Si V -V., Yor.kers 10:50 A. M.
.i" Mounts :. fNewburgb and tPomrhkeepsie. ?
Mondays to Fridays, st banj ' leaves Pesbrouses Street
- ? . M . West 42nd Street 9 00 A. M., West "29th Street 9:20 A. M. '
\ v . ? r -;;? ..- Mountain tWcst Point and -i-Nowburfrh.
Saturday, steamer Ubany" leaves Desbrosses Street * Ai A. M.
ft r ??*r ughk epale and tKlng . '.'
On Saturday pa sengera for 'Bear Mountain, ?West Point anil ? Nowburgh
should take steamer "De Witt Clinton" from '-'?'. Street at 10.09 A. II.. as
::?.-? ??? . .-o t?a boat from DesbroBses Street to these points.
Sunday, steamer "De Wltl -> Desbrosses Street at 1:55
A. M. for - B .ir Mountain, tNewburgh _:;J. fPoughkeepsie.
AU Service Subject to Change Without Notice.
? Return bteamer same day from points marked t.
Hudson River Day Line
Desbrosses Street Piex
Tel. Canal 9300
New York
*=??
Hudson ?vr^eil)ay tine
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
ATLANTIC CITY $3.60
SUNDAYS, AUG. 11 & 2S, SEPT 11
Leave W. 23d St.. 6:47 I . : 00
St. ; J a? ks? m Ave. re? - m 7:18
\. IL; Broad St., L M.
MAUCK CH?KK $2.41
EVERY SUNDAY
Leave XV. 23d St., 7 :7. Liberty St., 7 50
\. M.; Jdr.vson Ave., Jersey City 7 4s
A. M . Broad St., Newark, : (S A. M.
LAKE H0PATC0NG $1.85
EVERY SUN]
Leave W. 23d St. 7 '.7 Liberty St., 7.40
v.. Mm Jackson Ave., Jers? ?? Clt;
\ :..'.. Broad St.. Newark, 7 43 A. M.
War Ta* iao additioi
Ticketa good .,,-..,
Eastern Standard Timo Shown
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
To Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
COOL?DANCING?I.O0D MUS^C
Schedule, Week Day j and" Sandayi
(Daylight Saving Tima)
From i" ?OJO a.i
Battery J 1.30 p.
Landina [_ 8.00
'Morning Trip Omitted Mor. .?
FARE 50 CENTS EACH WAY
Telephone ISroud 7380 and 6034
it ?u? ins Aiiiiwi
a.m. | From f *l I a.m.
p.m I Atlantii J 5 B m
p.Tt 1 Highland) ^ 9 43 a m
j O C-MIDLAND O ?
?*>C BEACH &*3{
IDEAL \MI SEMENT PARK
Steamer L?
i 10 A. M., 1:30 and 5:45 P M
Afternoon Sail to Newburgh
and return. STR. "HOMER RAMSDEXL"
ieaves Franklin St. 4:00. West 129tb St. 4:30
m ?A. tor Newburgh and return its irai
RESORTS
NEW ENGLAND
GK?
\
A THOUSAND MILES THROUGH NEW
ENGLANDS SCENIC WONDERLAND
MOUNTAINS, LAKES AND SEA
?TOAST OF INCOMPARABLE BEAI TY
rHE BEST HOTELS, WORLD FAMED
C?OLF COURSES, HISTORIC POINTS
AND GOOD ROADS.
Illustrated Route Book and I-nrge Map
in Colors Free at 118? Itroadwiiv, \. Y?
or by mail from ALMOS C. .HDD.
Hotel Elton, Vtaterbury, Conn.
NEW ENGLAND lot KS
Perfect Roa Is Magn
Hotels M
K1MB> MM. Se? retarj . M. -.v IM - ai
v- n, Draper H t? N ? ? I ha m p . Masi.
NEW ?HAMPSHIRE
New Waumbek
HOTEL?COTTAGES
and SUNSET INN
Jefferson, N. H.
IN THE HEART I ? " " t-:
WHITE MOUNTAINS
GOLF 1 ENNIS FIS!
Frank F. Shute, Manager
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ON OCEAN FRONT. FIREPROOF.
New Golf Club Privileges.
JRATMORE ?JSP*
UJorlds ?rcjtesr Hotel Success
MONMOl'Tn CO I NTT. N. J.
A Warm Welcome Awa?i Toa
North Jersey Sh^.e Resorts
MONMOrril roiNTY. N. jr.
Write the Mayors tor Information.
WASHINOTOS. 0.?C.
HOTEL (?RAFTOS
Will Remain Opeu All jsuniaam.
nl'tlUl. RATES
FOREIGN RESORTS
HOTEL CECIL ?LOND? >M
rr.eq.ua lied equipment an? -uinine.
Wh'r. In London Stop at
HIE GORDON MOTELS
I.*?NG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
OLD GARDEN CITY
Fully Improved Restricted nnildin* Plot?.
HSU 4M>Xlao and UP Term- ?t?a:>?'!?>.>Me Th?
jiardin <'H>- Company. Garden Ctfy, t. I.
OUI Gardon <"Mv
GEO. L. HUBBELL, ???' *^"f?
Hornn?. AwUtlon Field. Aeraos?. Warshoimi
A Perfect One-Day Outing
MOUNTAIN
The People's Popular Dav Kesort
S'eel ST. CLERMONT Lv?. Battery ?i A M
Str. ONTEOR/" Lvs. W. 129th St. 9-JO A.'V.
' '?";? Week Days?Adults, Ti.'.
. Buns & H , "?<.,_,;
? Inc udln : War Tax )
MI ??!( Kl I '"REfiHMENTS?DANCING
Palisades Intern?te Park tiimmih-ion
: Gr< en 767 >
MmMumtibot?tfo
CONEY ISLAND
Special Seiicdiii? f?r Ttiai-Kda-r, Ammst, II.
Lv. %V. 129 St Pier 1, N. K Coney Island.
<i 10
10:30
1 1 :30
1 Z ; ! 5
1:15
: : so
3:3C 10:15
4:15 11:1 5
5:2? 12:15
6:30 1 :<m
i i? J:15
H :;?>; 3:15
1:i: 12:25
0:0?
8:1
I :25
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11:10
1:25
5:25
? :25
9:25
10. U)
lr?l> marked + does not stop !( Pier 1, \. B.
ROCKAWAY BEACH
I.e. \V. 129 -t Tier I, V l{ Kiwkuwar.
!> :n %. M. 10:15 A. M. 2:10 P, 11.
1 15 P. M 2:15 I*. M, 5:30 P. M.
TELEI'iTOXE WHITEHALL, 1-T?.
FOU HI (.111.AND!?
(K RANIC and
BED HANK
R. we*k
2:4 I ? -?.-, l . j
i
i ::..
SIGHT SEEING YACHTS
ALL ABO! M? NEW YOBK. t ??
Pier 10 "? :. Led irei Te Broad ?5?
TO -ANDY HOOK and OCEAN. 1:30 P. M.
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE
Newburgh, Pongtikee|?.ie. Kingston snd
Catskill iff-. Lv. 1
E M and 2 30 P. M 1:30 l*. M.
Also Sun., 9 A ".' ' ? a-, J
All steat r_Sth
hour later t at Ne-r
burgl for ret ':rn t i New
SIGHTSEEING YACHT
-
' N ? yr
Pier S3. Phone I-oneacrs 1 J5p.
RESORTS
NEW YOBK STATE
k CATSFJLL '%
MOUNTAIN 3ESGRTS'
The Vacation Land Supreme
Is Near at Hand
FORGET YOUR CARES
And Gain
PERFECT HEALTH
In
TH?S IDEAL SECTION
i'or fr-e Ho'el ?r,?? Bofcrdlnf
Hous? IJst A-idr-i?
T. W. t1",...,;i ,.. t.i C?tou, N. V.
Reached Via
rz
25i?urc???Tr Now ?Pen
<il rtAitA SoaawLtTv or Cm* lire
?rUUUi riKVFHi?^t Of ADOTEl
?>^ Pi?OK?i.C_ircirr?OFAhor!?
BRI?RCLIFF MANOR.N.Y
?.TffU'BK'imCI I? MAD?SOY iTl.
*?'. CITOfiA 8PBINGS, N. Y.
H TEL.
LON'f" I?!.AM)
THE xNASSAU
LONG EEACH
The c si ? ? "ommutini
: N w 4. ' ?ci an batnlnc
fr? the hotel. <',a.? ana ori.i-r ?ura
er spa *? .near by. liusii Dsn<"ln#.
Excepi ?bli price?.
r r Basural u Phone Loot Beaeb 'uO.
NORTH A.SBLRY PARK, N. J.
New Monterey Ho?e?
The Resort Hotel Pre-emineat
Accommodates 600
NOW OPEN? Grille Room
North Asbury Park, N. J.
AMH'K*. P.\KK. N. J.
PLAZA HOTEL ?S^JA? *
Paring Orean sn.l Lake. (?tat-lal Bio?
Book Hotel. Shore 1'lnners a ?aiclalty.
James KELSEY. Owner and Manager.
PENNSYLVANIA
VONOMONOrK INN
MOUNTAINHOM"?. r"A.
MountaSnhoroe's Leading- HotsI
For Your Full Vacation.
nooms **i?h rv^nin* water. Private Batfe*.
If?mat Veil Balsa. Booklet.

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