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Mon Jobber
ff o Build on
Seventh Ave.
163*Year Lease of Build?
ings Near 41st St. Corner
md Plans to Erert Eight
Story Structure for Site
*.?n Jacobs, ?otton jobber, n*a
tiroir, the Barrett estate, Nteh
i Rurrett. executor, the proporty
ter? and 568 Seventh Avenue, 50*
LTo 55 ?uth of Forty-first Street
It occspi*?. by two old five-story
*^is^Z for the Fito of an eight-story
Jjjjjjf Vevoted to store?, offices and
^?? i? for sixty-three y??w*
v-sA iti three twenty-one-your
? for a total* rental of about
-? The property was recently
rftt? iMever M. .Steinberg for a
,S term, but this ?ease is said to
m I ? ?.anreled. The new loase
?W.-SS|3 S Ch.rtc. Michael, as
V^The plans for the proposed
"?ir?-, have been drawn by William
ffla?a??.architect, and the build
J55f cort in excess of $200,000; Mr.
Pfobs completed a year ago a s.milav
?ra?tl23tndl25w?tTRJrty.
-?"i Street, ^^^^_______
. Chas. G.Kerley Joins
Rank of Home Owners
ires East 81st St. House,
ear Fifth Avenue. Which
He Now Occupies
Tie Tharks G- Kcrley bought from
he^estate of Adolph Brussell tho four
itory dwelling he ?ccuP,",a* 10 East
Sighty-first Street, 20.5x102.2, near
"i-fth Avenue.
li?lie F. Barnard bought from Grace
r?rroll the five-story dwelling at tho
soothfast comer of Riverside Drivo
?id Eightv-first Street, 52.4x36.
LJ. Phillips & Co. sold for TIerjjy
-'cocks, of the law lirm of Silcocfcs,
[.?.Hey & Holmes, to a client for in?
vestment 19 West Sixty-eighth Street,
i five-story American basement dwell-?
tig. 16x100.
William E. Farrow sold to Sarah
Doughty the four-story dwelling at
55 West Seventy-sixth Street, 20x102.2.
Samuel Silverman sold to John M.
Poggi the two-story dwelling at 432
East Eighty-second Street, 12.6x102.2.
M. H. Gaillard & Co. resold for I.
rar.dolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs
lie Jlve-story residence 64 West
E:ghty-?econd Street, 19x100, held at j
?.1B.0OO, for occupancy by Stoddard &
Mark representing the sellers. The
?roperty was recently purchased by
he sellers to re?ase restrictions on
the adjoining property in the rear to
permit construction of a Jarge hotel.
The W. K. G. Company sold to Mary
Kotherhsm the. three-story dwelling
?t 25-3 West 113th Street, 18x100.11;
si??-) to Jessie McCormack the similar
dwelling at 259.
Domenico Brigante sold to Lucia
Cstricaln the three-story dwelling at
2? West Eighty-fourth Street, 20x102.2.
Deborah Levy sold to Beatrice W.
Bidden the three-storv dwelling at
121 East 106th Street, 16.8x100.11.
N. B, Stang sold to Isabella McQuade
?the four-story dwelling at 120 West
tost Street, 20x100.11.
?Jncob Goodman sold to Walter Tyler
? three-story dwelling at 221 West
129th Street, 16.8x09.11.
William F. Trottman ?old to John
P. %To*-n the three-storv dwelling af
M8 West 129th Street, 12.6x100 11
i i??* ?? Tuck*r sold to Mamie M.
Mil.am? the three-story dwelling at
24f3 West 132d Street, 18x99.11.
,. Haiu?fs S- Tompkins sold to Wii
fI2.?,?*yeH the three-story dwelling
?? 240 West 139th Street. 17x99.11.
Charle? A. DuBois sold for George
E Halliday to Alice A. Kranz th?
three-story dwelling at 628 West 15St i
Stteel, 18.9x99.11.
Pepe * Brother sold the three-storv
?ouse. 2o Downing Street for Joseph
??? Moyer, of Pennsylvania, 19x70, to
?client from Plainiield, N. J., for oc
eopancy.
RichardDe?afie?d Buys
Home of Architect
The six-story American basement i
G? y?U8 East Sixty-fourth Street i
lust off Fifth Avenue, facing the large
residence of M. Orme Wilson, was sold I
?t voluntary auction Wednesday night !
UJl Khnr C- Sheridan in the Plaza i
Hotel bollroom for $115,000 to Richard i
P.!l ?d,i Presiden* of the National
T ?Mli,&nd,a director in more than
D.te/thtr l5rge corPorations. Mr.
T?x??l, -??nh08e ComtT? hom? is at
lid for ?T.T '\y ^e h0use' n wa3
fher dwcllmgs m the Fifth and Park
Mane? section. K i
Amonsr those who attended were Miss '
?firLi.dwaid Swann' Rob^ E. Dow
Msv Ko",0, ??]i??. William B.
fi'fiw Bntram Cru-?er, Morgan J.
0 B Hen, David S. Meyer and members '
-ll ' cstate firms of Pease &
gllSman, Douglas h. Bl?iman et Co.,
Horace . gtji & Co., Cruikshank
Company, Bteti & Wyckoif ??.?*.-, Croa?
S: Br&Wa Company.
| Otl'.er real estate mmi on pSgc dght
REA}, RSI 'ATJS??S.t..T. OB rent
Qoaeaa
flushing -- packifk-k n^sin \ET K
from- dwelih**;. .??:,:.-. .-. r -ni?-'." two
bail??, l*ar<*o?t floors r.*?.*-.. ?? ?.-rr.?nn f *r
porch, ?nd window?, two-car garage, tine
shrubbery, ?xoailtotit ?ci-jiib?hood, corner
riot., cmiy (?fins, mif-h* tn.lt? lot? second
mortgage pi- ?r??:i property !;-, pari p*v
*?*??*? ?'A-''-' ?N Uwn ? 211 South F*.V
son? evenue. Pluahltjff.
Rcrkvu;*? Coaler, Ta. I.
FOR SAI..?* on PJ-.Vr^V:,*? hom??. S large
rooms; corner plot; pli Improvement?; S
?nl'iiiicR te- M; at ?op; *t:-ii?i???iih?p posaosslon
prie?*. fll.Df?.). dtad'y terra?; runt SlOt?
monthly, opiner, ??) Walker ?t . Manhattan,
M eM-e?i^ster
HARMON'0.\.!i;'P?OX.-*Vi!l rent mv
3r-r*u?i?u! taijnn for winter, charmingly
???.("?.(?ho?*. -? . ? ?y -cr-ind plano, Chinee?
ft:c?; Ane liad??*!, River ?rtew, very lar-,-?
?_2I room, l bed room*: 4 minute? rldn
from et?Woe; regarded :,,-. mo*t attractive
house m*. Hud??)*}; n u?< be ?een t?-> be r?v
prc'-Ut?*?-? ; ??Bt) monthly. Phon? Sch.yier
o or Crot?n So*ft? o?- cal? l.?cU Lan??
JC-.-inot*.
f7-HO'*M Colonial ?C
cc-rne;- pint. IOOxM
to tra'ti and troll ig minute, to p?-n
peach; prf.-e I1?.0D0 ' !.. PHILLIPS ?4
PON, o-v?ira ar,?l builder., Cl und Henry ?ts?
Harrison, ti. Y.
New ?Jersey
FREE list of houxes for salt? and rent
Write VAN WINKLE! CO., Rutherford,N.J.
Florida
j FLORIDA TIOMK-MODERN PEVRN
room house; quid: sale, $3.000. Particu?
lars address H. B. BELL, 318 Grove ?t..
Charleston. ??. C.
MORTGAGE MONEY.
William h. .?:?:?? m,i? mo;;toaoes.
Canadian l'n. -.. Blag, v.'amiorbilt 4CDD.
REAL ESTATE AT AlCTION
JERK JOHNSON ?lr.. Co., Real Estate
Auctioneers 193 Montague St.. Brooklyn.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, INC..
SO East 42d St. Tel. Murray Hill 7820.
WARDE - LANDSBORO System finance*
Home building. S42 Madison Ave., N. Y. C.
A.PARTMJENT? TO LET? FURNISHED
Manhattan
59TH. 3(1 WTSST?Beauti'ul large living
room, bedroom, kitchenette; bath; eer
vice restaurant.
91ST ST. (B:?)a?1w-iy)?Three and six room?,
well furnished; elevator. 24(35 Broadway.
APARTMENTS TO LET? I'Nl-T'KNISHEll
ManUat tan
75 ST.. 24? WEST.
1, 2, S moms and bath. SDC0-$.,00O.
?1 rooms. 2 baths, $2.700.
Call on Supt. ?ai House or
FRENCH &- FRENCH. INC.,
350 Madison Av., at 45 St. Yanderbilt S237.
ATTRACTIVE fi-ROOM APARTMENTS.
Modern Elevator Building. l'nsurpassed
service. Largo outside rooms?only $100 up.
ideal location, Columbia C'?ilege section.
Applv to Pilot, on premise?.
110 Morning-side Drive, Corner 121st St.
77TH ST., ?"6 West?Exceptionally well
arranged apartment, 2 or 3 rooms, rental
$100 and more. Sept. or
M, MORGENTHAU JR. CO.,
130 West 42.1 St. . G466 Bryant.
117TH ST., 808 WEST, comer Morningsldo
av.?Eight large rooms, ground floor,
$125.
15S ST. AND RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
4. 5 & t! ROOM.S.
Immediate possession. Kent $1,400 to $1,700
OFFICE, 820 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Brooklyn
4 AND 5 ROOM housekeeping apartments
at 68, 70 find 72 Columbia Heights, over?
looking hsTbor; open fireplaces, roof gar?
den and nl! Improvements; near subways:
supt. on premises, or CHA?NCEY REAL
ESTATE CO., Ltd.. 187 Montague st.,
Brooklyn. Phone Main 4300.
Now ?Jersey
NEW APARTMENT?6 rooms, bath, ga?,
electricity, steam; hardwood floors; $70
monthly. See Van -Winkle Cc? opp. sta.,
P.utherford, N. J.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
Dutch Colonial residence, hollow til?
and tapestry brick, asbestos shingle
roof, 10 rooms, two tiled baths with
showers, buiit-in fixtures, tiled kitchen,
sleeping and _un porches, oak floors
throughout, hot water heat, 2 open fire?
places, 2-car garage, plot 50x135 feet,
largo trees, artistically planted, tax
exempt. Possession at once.
ASK MR. HALLERAN
Halleran Agency, Flushing-, N. Y.
Telephones 87-1 and 2553 Flushing.
QLEEN?-1 REAL ESTATJS
toto?ar?engf1L3,
Edgeworth Smith, Inc.. 1 XV. Si'.h St.
Sol? Agent. Fltzroy ?5259.
FACTORY PROPERTY
tr? ?/^?rrtroV Properties, all locations. R. IB.
{?AL i UK I P_tt*rw>u. 133 W. 42 SL Bry. HU
REAL ?STATE BROKERS
Bu?ines* Lj p" C2 Cl Country
Properties ? ? *Tnc *>J Properties
gjl WJ?biiJri.bbiE?c i^^^P
?OtW ROCHELLE
B?lii?^rF?1'' -COE?NIAI.. BRICK, and
? "welllBsr: hlKh, choice location.
???'-Z in* h- *? Sound: 9 rooms. 3 baths;
,rf7?,'"r appointments; enclosed and heated
ran* p?rf---? largr? Plot: built-in tra
-.?..;? ?elusive neighborhood; $23.000;
??j,**-"?l. PETER UOEKN, Builder,
n?nilngway ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y.
??epnorif. 3153.
A'^??C?~0wp-er Just moved West, of
--5rL,.8 hoiwn at a threat ?aerifico, SI 4.5 oil
Ina i?i ' ?'ucc?. 2 baths, hardwood iioor?.
Tot I??" hot water heat; garage: fine
? bcii? - !oca'lon. North ave. section;
K?? V'??J.*. ?!d- ,c:e<* th?? to-day. OL- ?
?ork t .EO(,ER? Bl East 42d st.. New
-,_^?'?Phone Murray Hill 232fi.
f lroN?Tti*?VSHED HOCSES FOR KEXx"
l rocnV ; .ba,ths.$150 per month
I r??ni i Ka??. ??&<> Per month
S rM!r;? bi-h. 32S p.,r month
Mr?, v -v ?L. 10? Per ?oath
T.i ^'.BOD?J?E, 470 IMiln Street
?4? New Rochelle, N. Y.
?'?-?? eL?PV ??CHEM.E, X. V.
v''c."l*rri , ' :> ro?m? and bath, open
" *??Eu, : tt'* Improvements; ready
^ " "cor occupancy; $5.000, terms;
'?5.0jn ?,,,B,nd b'-th; ail improvements;
N?-H' Bot ?.p Z-?-'
4*? b?th- uiM?<? fara?e, ?lr room? and
?lion .^ll' lr?' ,l??c*tlon. near tro!
price ; best
once, leav
aee.
S '??hon ?AU' ?u5' .'?????a. near
?*??? off.? ..?."l. ^hools; low price;
; *** i????, pT" u- must sell at once. !
??-J^fnoRo ?4T0. 23 Sylvan V
? V, JOTE PLAINS
?J** l?n5,ui"*iOOM ,H?fSE. with a
fei ??'-?or* ?,?,,,?a.Ul ,His -suburban sec
vT-h?*. tlio? to 8choo!. illation and
^*_P/ai?,,,00?' ?enns. Owner. 722-J
?_ HARRISON
lL2" 855*?n HOLSE for sale. 7 room?,
Kg? ?Il tmiL-nvl!1* porch- ?led bath: Fa
l^oa^joa. HARRY A. SATTLER, Har
L^ ?-<Ar?5)AT?
Bv "-*0o*t ?it? tt:?
\o^vin*'oul.?;?7Plume Soarsda!? 323-J.
fe ?'? tt1'" ;???t ,?^! ? lot?. 6-worn
? a c**?- Ownar on premises.
CRE.VTWOOD
! THIM IS THE HOME jrou've been ?Iream
Ing of; built of fi<>ld stone with walls 20
j inche* thick: windows trimmed with red
I tapestry brick; heated glass sun porch en
: south side, fo-.i- large? bedrooms' large
attic: hot water heat, oak floor?, open
plait? for burning log?, copper leaders
IStiasfSUw.;. - '_' ?SxlQO. ROBERT J.
: **t.)!)KMi,t)i,. builder, Scartdale Road,
! Crestwood. N. Y
HASTINGS
HAST.XGS-ON-TH~E-lir?SON---Overlook
inff rivr and Pu lia&des; attractive 33
rooni bouse, 2 bath?, all modern improve?
ments, corner property, garage; best rest
dentlal section; s minute? station, trolley";
easy terma. B. P. Horner, i Rldgefleld Place.
Te:. Heatings 808M. Call week days only.
YONKERS
NEPPERIL\N HEIGHTS?For sale, rW J.
room lioi'se- and sara-fe; plot 50x110;
choice location; price $12.500: terms to suit.
Owner, ''??"? Albemarle Place. Telephone
?.?S-W, Yonk?-;rs.
PELHAM
6-iROOM BFNOAI.OW. goo?l section.?11,590 ?
2 7-room houaes, all |inpt?.. 13,25 monthly
S rooms, 3 baths, ?4-aere pilot.121,000 !
LAWRENCE REALTY CO..
6th Ave. ?fc 8d St". Phone Pelham 1745.
rEEKSKlLL
KEW STUCCO HOlsE, very attractive, 9J
roe-m?, bath, ail Improvements; lot. lOOx: |
ISO; -section Ideal; Hodson River vl??v.
w*rlt* for photograph. EM?L WAGNER,!
Builder. Peel-ski),. N. Y. Phone 341-J.
TARRY TOWN'
BFaAl'TIFFL CO.RNPR, ?? rooms, 2 baths,
i.i: lates* imp?a; 10 minute? to ?lotion, 2
m!n?. to schoni, J?7.??0, term* J. GRAVR
SON", 127 D^-ptvs:--.- SL, 3.'.?.rrytowu. Phone
__i-w.
Weatchester
CONY?25TENTLY LOCATED?-Putch Co
lor?i.?! home. 8 room?, be?!*., hot water
he?t, open firepiate; plot 60x125; toms
d?ate pc??fk??i.*n; s?:t ' or'ulck* $}.*>.600; lib-,
eral terris. C!>,;!?? builjtltg Blot*, $U?V-4
up. JAMES B. CONNOLLY. Wolf? Lane,
Pelham. N. Y. Tel. 1085 ; re*, toi. 1687.
APARTMENT? FOR SALE OB TO LET I APARTMENTS FOR SALE OR TO LUT
Qnern? ? Qtt?>en?
It will pay every family who is looking for the
right place to live in New York City, to go to
today and see the new
Elevator Garden Apartments
Ready for Immediate Ooupancy
5, 6 and 7 Rooms?2 to 4 Baths
Larger 6uitea arranged to suit your requirements
Golf, Tennis, Children's Playgrounds, Garden?, Etc,
Tananl-Ounerthlp PI?n?Liber?! Term? t^UI ??_ r,-,?-??? ??,,.,.-.,, Kfftilrt?
The Queensboro Corporation M%Z'"r 50 East 42d St.
Take Subway to Grand Cent.il transfer to Queensboro Subway (Corona
Line) to 25th St. (Jackson Heights) Station?iOfnee Opposite Station)
? By Motor?59th via Queen?boro Erlc?jte. J.ckiot- A\c to ".?h St.
ONCE in a Lifetime
You get a chance to Buy a Home ideally situated witrftn easy acce-*a of
flifl center of New York, selected for its location by a REAL ESTATE
man of years of experience and reconstructed by him to add every
modern comfort and convenience. Such an opportunity is before
you Now and you can Buy at your own price the Estate of
M. Morgenthau Jr., at
j MAMARONECK, WESTCHESTER CO., N. Y.
located at corner Beach, Walton and Seney Avenues. Just off Rushmoro
Ave. and Boston Post Road, with about 1 acre of ground, beautifully
parked. 14-room house with 4 baths. Garage for 3 carR and stabling
for 4 horses, with S rooms and bath above. All thoroughly Modernized,
with New Steam Heating Plant, Thermoline Gas plant, etc. Sold only
because business makes it necessary for Mr. Morgenthau to go abroad
in Summer and to Palm Beach in Wsnter, at
Next Tuesday, October 10th
At Noon at Exchange Salesroom, 14 Ve.ey St., N. Y.
Write for full particulars of this and other choice properties to be offered
at this sale.
130 W. 42D ST. 1,v.t>?ii^T?MIsi?BjP^M??.BiTaSFft ^"^ fULTON ST.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Small
Apartments
141 East 21st St.
2 rooms and bath?non
housekeeping.
416 Madison Ays.
near 48th St. and Ritz
Carlton Hotel. 1, 2 and
3 rooms and bath. Ele?
vator. Non-Housekeeping.
19 West 54th St.
Near University Club.
1 room and bath?bachelor
apartments with service.
Elevator. '
715 Madison Ave,
near 63rd St., 2 rooms and
bath. Elevator.
Wm. A. White & Sons
Established 1S6?
46 Cedar Street
Tel. John 5700.
821 Park Avenue
Cor. 75th Steet
New Elevator
Apartment House
Exceptionally; desirable housekeeping
apartments of
5 Rooms & Bath
Apply
H& &taAve*ft. M-UVianttfmm
ll."'"J8!"'"'?*Li"l?**""?)?""^"i'"ll?- ill. ' 'I IE ?I...I.J?l*!.?.'i?JiJi,ll.-?
105 West 73rd St.
Sew nine-story fireproof apartment
3 and 5 rooms.
11 5 West 73rd St.
Recently t-anstrncred
4 and 6 rooms, I and 3 bath*.
2131 Broadway
Bet. 74th and 75th St?.
7 and 8 rooms, 2 bath.
700 West 179th St.
Pon tliwest ?or. Broadway
10 s?or}? fireproof apartment
4-3 and 6 rooms, 2 bains,
Under ownership management
Every convenience for tenants
comfort
Apply to Louis IsraeHon
Tel. Vanderbill 9546. 565 Fifth Ave.
or Superin?endont on Premise?.
?%Rooms and Bath> ?
15 East 48th St.
Spacleu? IMns rooms, open
fireplace?, each apartment com?
plete in evt?ry detail, including
artificial refrtseratioc. I??-?*
taurant "Crillon"; maid and
valet ?service. I
Apply to Sapt. an premises or
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co.,
505 ?5th Ave. Tel. Murray HM. 6O?0.
North ?r 158th St. Elevator House.
Ideal location, beautiful vlewa
APPLY OFFICE ON PRBMISISS
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
24We$t 59th Street
Fadni Central Park
Apartments of
2 to 6 Rooms
I to 2 Baths
$1500 to $6000
Restaurant on Premhes
Arrangements can be
made for maid service..
Hase 2c Elliman
J-W MaA$?t Avjnuc. N.Y.-Tel.MurrayHi
30 EAST 68TH ST.
2 to 4 Rooms, 1 Bath
$1,000 to $2,000
Also ?ludio with balh?$1,800,
710 MADISON AVE.
2 Rooms and Bath
$800 to $1,000.
PEASE & ELLIMAN
?40 Madison Ave. Murray Hill 6300.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
New High Cl-ui Wa!k-UP
1454 University Avenue,
Cor. Ogden and University Avs.
3?4?5 Rooms
All latest Improvements ; conven
lent to Jerome Ave. and Broad
way subway, 6th and Oth Ave.
"L." Apply on premises or
John J. Meenan. .^?^tiT
Brooklyn
5DAAMC and bath? steam heat,
X%.\J\jr?&3 parquet, electric lights,
etc. : tSS to ?75. Brand
new. JOHN' F. CHURLO. 133 Hfshlawn ave..
B?a Beach subway to Kings Highway ?ta?
ll?n, Avenue B. end.
TO LET FOR BISINESS PCRP03ES
1st LOFT
S East 47th Street
Jn the heart of new retail
? ? district.
Plenty of light and ?!r.
One floor above street.
Large display wlnd&w.
Exceptionally Low Rent
Pease &. Ellima?
340 Madison Ave. Murray Util 6300
-J
Parlor Store
715 MADISON AVE.
Near 63rd Street
Size 20x100
Wm. A. White & Sons
Esta.Ufhed 38ft.
46 Cedar Street
Tel. John 8700.
?HIGH--CLASS STORES-~?jj j
JUNCTION OF
University and OgrJcn Aves.
Opposite Washington Bridge
II FEET X 33 FEET
15 FEET X 37 FEET
APPLT
JOHN -T. MEENAN, INC.
lfMl? Broadway. CaliunhTM ?1818.
REAL EPTATK AT ACCT1QN
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE AT AVCTION
mwrnmsmzzsmrs
HEAL ESTATE XT AICTIOX
ctiwiimimmu^
Auctioneer / '
ISO
i
and twelve
fifteen years
that has taken
removed.
?
values have
the foresight
?
eine unresincte
They are to he Sold Next Thursday,
THEY BEGIN where Long Beach lots were put after having been restricted for fifteen
years. That is where the real money lies?where the real profits are to be made?
in unrestricted, 25 x 100 foot, lots.
THINK OF THAT WHEN YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BUYING A HOME SITE.
And?don't think about it too long. Buy one, or a few, of the unrestricted, 25 x 100
foot, LORILLARD SPENCER LOTS at the sale next Thursday, and then begin to
build before April ?, 1 923, so as to get all the benefits of tax-exemption for nine years,
until 1932.
BUY unrestricted, 25 x 100 foot, LORILLARD SPENCER Lots right in the City of
New York, in the wonderfully located Long Island Sound and Pelham Bay Park dis?
trict, and adjoining the highly restricted Westchester Country Club.
AND REMEMBER?that close to the LORILLARD SPENCER, 25 x 100 foot, unre?
stricted lots, is the Pelham Bay Park station on the Pelham Bay Park branch of the
5-CENT FARE, Lexington Avenue subway to all parts of New York.
These 25 x 100 foot unrestricted Lorillard Spencer Lots enjoy a
trinity of remarkable advantages?
(1) A 5-Cent Fare, by subway, to all parts of New York City.
(2) An extensive, unrestricted frontage on Long island Sound.
(3) Lengthy, unrestricted frontages, facing Pelham Bay Park and on
the Eastern Boulevard.
Think of these great advantages when you go to select your lots,
and when you attend the sale of these unrestricted lots
Unrestricted
25 x 100 foot
Also Two Dwellings and Six other Buildings
Columbus Day
and Daily, including Saturday, Oct. 14th
on the Premises, at 2 P. M. and 8 P. M.
for the Estate of LORILLARD SPENCER
and for the Benefit of THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
at <W *J1?07 a?MPT 50% -** 3,/2%
Title Policies FREE
Lawyers Title & Trust Co.
Telephone
Cortlandt 0744
KING, LANE & TRAFFORD, Attorneys, 80 Broadway, N. Y. City
Send for Bookmap A Q Send for Bookmap
67 Liberty Street ^T/h?M^^
New York City C->^ /Auctioneer /Inc.
? n
ed to "lift the lid" from off these eight, ten
dollar, tile-roof house restrictions which, for nearly
retarded the growth of Long Beach?the great growth
?ace since the restrictions were either modified or
"LIFTING THE LID" has been that Long Beach lot
i and trebled, and many fortunes have been made by
buyers at my auction sales of unrestricted lots.
lard Spencer Lots

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