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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-25
MERCANTILE.

Between Boards: Waialua, 1870; 8
Waialua, 1870; go Waialua 1870; 10
Pioneer, $40; $4,000 Olaa 6s, 96.75; ST.
900 Olaa IS, 90. IS; $4,000 Olaa IS,
20. 70; 300 McBrydc, $50; $40 Nc
Brydc, $50; 100 McBryde. $50; 100
McBryde. $50; Is Kekaha, 275.
Session Sales: $1,000 o. r. & l.. IS,
1903; Waialua, 1870; 5 Oahu Sugar Co.
2S. 62h; Is Oahu Sugar Co., essay !;
% Oahu Sugar Co., 2S. 621s; 40 Oahu
Sugar Co., 2S. so; ; Oahu Sugar Co.,
2S. 80; Oahu Sugar Co., $3.50; 8
Olaa, 7.l21a; $1,000 o. X. & l.. IS, 1903;
10 EVA, 80 80; 10 Eva, 80 80.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
96.degrce Ccntrifugals, 4.42. Par
ity, 5.15. SS.degree Analysis Beets
las. Cd.
Latest sugar quotation: 442 cents,
or S88.40 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-25
LOST.
BookkEEPER

Want young man who understands
bookkeeping and typewrlting, Apply
IN NJ NJ" Bulletin Office, 5l9i-tf
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Ger he ANed IN them. She ,cc..,,5
,Uo' 's q ulla. how she vumar ,,.,.,
,iS 40 i"u I'p maid to her mon. ..
-'' "''a TO Trn,w her ahp, &c..
t'.''''''"' cuu.n. Win ,..,. ..
he''e Wild animals ana ,.r,..,..
N'a'a,'' Utitlo and invisible t,.,
Icamod within ' '''''
sls had 40 fear now. though ,a.r
,"fi"nt' and a r.s.,.on rl ,,.,,
He'u Der listening Then. tnro.gr ,,e
ie"iy h'orsuce, d cleaning an, r,,,.
,"E' a. y some Cre were tlr,v.,c
le"eiS 10 the earth, mred her a.. ,r
we cause Of the seeming eu,Lat,.
hehi--a tiny waterfall,
ne moment passed. SIN she I'm.
tt'ea. Around The Mounts Agb ,,.
Le' own home, oily trmstencep, si.
IeLCe leigned; here vas ste ,yrro,rc.
GO pl babbliLg voices and an name,
u merry creatprus--Dvey ai'Ie srl.r.
IoHi winged insects. Iumpug IL u,
,"H'sht shade; Iut!y and Ne.l.,:'
'Shed appearing green monster vic
regarded her ami,aty from a ui,l,
OF green. A butterfly rC!sel and
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abruptly
"On occasions"
And when you are not one--what
AIe you thea"
AT times-a hunter"
All" Her eye fingered on some
thing bright Oh The ledge beneath the
window. And that is the reason you
hsVe-pistols?"
Exactly, my Lady"
She continued 10 regard the
weapons, oT finest workmanship, in
laid with a metal that cleaned duly,
like gold, in the light from the fire.
HE glance followed hers; she was
about to speak, when quickly he inter
rupted.
Has your Ladyship thought how
she is going 10 get back TO the
Mount"
My lady's questioning, along the line
OF personal inquiry, ceased the Gov.
ernor's daughter looked little blank.
"No--that is, haven't you a boat?"
Not here"
Then you walked over?"
He neither affirmed, nor denied.
And the tide will not be out for
hours!" Her look showed consterna.
ton; she glanced toward the opening
in the wall Isn't ii becoming dark
now"
Yes, my Lady"
"Of course, II was almost sundown
when But ] must return at oncel
Don't you understsndv
u< wAoardAd her stIAntly. the baau
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waving its wings. held her a lcnp
Ime-untll she Was suGLeLly aroused
ty the wood growing darker Raising
her eyes, she saw through the green
foliage overhead that the bright Shy
had become sunless. At the same time
nmbing detonation, faint. iaruf.
broke in upon the whiSueriuEs ana
tinklings OF that wood nook GetlMg
up she stood for moment listening;
then walked away.
Near the verge Of the sand. Saadin
greeted her with impotence, tossing
bis head toward the darkeuiug beav.
ems Nor did he wait until she was
fairly seated before starting back at
rapid gate along the shore. But the
Eirl offered no protest: her face
showed only enjoyment A little wild
be might be at times, as became ons
OF rugged ancestry, but never vicious,
only headstrong! And she didn't
mind that
Already had he begun 10 slack that
FIRST laundering pace when something
white--a veil, perhaps. dropped from
the caValcade Of lords and ladies some
days before on the land and waited 10
the beach--huttered like a live thing
suddenly before him. In his tense
mood, Saladin, atfrighted, sprang 10
one side; then wheeling outright,
madly took the bit in his teeth. Per
force his mistress resigned herself,
sitting straight and sure, with little
hands hard and firm at the reins.
Saladn was behaving very badly, but
at least he was superb, worth con
quering, If
A brief thrill Of apprehension seized
her as, again drawing near the point
of land, be showed no signs Of yield
ingt resisted all her attempts 10 turn,
10 direct him TO II. With nostrils
thrust forward and breathing strong,
he continued TO choose biz own
course. 10 whirl her on; past the
promontory; around into the great
bay beyond--Dow a vast eHpanse, or
desert Of sand, broken only, about half
way across, by the small isle OF
Casque. Toward this rocky forma'
tion, a pygmy TO the great Mount
from which II lay concealed BY the
Intervening projection of land, the
horse rushed.
On. on! In vain she stu endeavored
10 stop him; thinking uneasIly OF
stories the fishermen told of this
neighboring coast; of the sands thht
often shifted here, setting piiialls ior
the unwary. She saw The SKY grow
vet darker, noted the nearer HASTINGS
of light. and heard the louder rumD-
lines that followed. Then presently |
another danger she had long been con-
scious of, on a sudden became real !
She saw, or thought she saw ialnt !
streak, like a silver line drawn across
the skv where the yellow SANDS
touched the sombrous horizon. ana
Saladin seemed TO observe il, too; 10
detect in IL cause for wonder; reason
for hesitation. At any rate, that head-
long speed now showed signs OF di-
minisbing, he clipped and tossed the
sand less vigorously, and looked
round at his mistress with wild, un-
easy eyes. Again she spoke to him;
npIled with all her strength at the
reins. and, at once, he stopped.
None too soon! Great drops OF rain
had begun to fall, but the girl did not
notice them. The white line alone
riyeted her o. u Al II seamsd 10
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CHAPTER X,
A DiscoXtrY.

discovery, w
"Why did you do that" II was
Lady Elsie who now spoke, lifting hor
head haughtly 10 regard the ncu
conner. as she stepped toward him
Gross yourself ! mean"
This good fellow, my Lady ls sur
prised TO see yon here, and small won
der he forgots his manners" saiJ IN,
young man coolly, speaking for gt,s
other. But he is honest enough
and-in'cnds no disrespcct!"
None whatever" muitered the ~.
;ruder a thin, wi2cned, yet still active
looking person.
My lady did not reply; her gaze, u
which suspicion had become conysr.
tion, again met the young mans
whose black eyes now cleaned WITH a
sudden, challenging light.
with your permission, my LADY.
will speak with this fellow" he saia
and abruptly strode from the tower,
walked a short distance away. fpl
lowed by the man, when he STONED.
"Certes, your tongue betrayed yr-
that time, Sanchez" he said cor
fronting the other
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CHAPTER Ntit.
The Old Wstc h-T ever.

A wall, 4 window lrison.like
Interior. A. L.r eyes opened, the
Governors daughter sjrOye cuumsedly
to decipher her surroundings. The
wall seemed real; the harrow window,
TOO, high above, framing, against
Garkening background, a slant of fine
laIn, Again she closed her eyes, only
10 be conscious Of "A gentle lauguor:
Il h"aviness Ike that Of halfsleep; Of
bodily heat, and also little bodily
pain. For an indefinite period, really
a moment or two, she resigned herself
80 that dreamy torpor: then, with an
effort, lifted her lashes once more.
AS she gazed before ber. something
bright seemed leaping back aud forth;
fiame--that played on the wall; re-
vealing the joints between ihe stones
Of massive masonry; casting shadows,
but TO wipe them out; palinp near
sSlall window, the only aperture ap-
parent in the celllike place Turning
from the chickering's, her glance quick
~ sought their source-a fire Ia
sat, propped against a stone.
But why? The spot Was strange: in
her ears sounded buzziug, like the
murmur of waterfall She remem-
bered now; she had fingered before
one--n the woods and Saladin had
run away msdly, across the sands.
until-my lady raised her hand 20
her brow; abruptly let Il fall In the
shadow on the other side Of the hearth
some one moved; some one who had
been watching her and who now
stepped out into the light.
Are you better" said a voice.
She stared. On the bold. swarthy
features Of a young man now standing
and looking down az her, The light
nared and CLEANED; the open shirt re-
yealed a muscular throat; the down.
turned black eyes were steady, solicit
ous. His appearance Was unexpected,
yet not quite strange; she had seen
him before, but, in the general sur
prise and perpleNity of the moment,
did not ask herself where. The inter
val between what she last remem-
bered on the beach-the rush and
swirl Of Waier-and what she woke to,
absorbed the hazy workings Of her
mind.
The young man stopped; stirred the
fire, and after a pause, apparently TO
give her time 10 collect her thoughts,
repeated his question: Are you bet
ter, now?"
"Oh, yes" she said, with an effort,
half sitting up. And then irrelevantly,
with rather a wild glance about Der:
Isn't--isn't II storming ovtside@"
"A little--not much" A smile
crossed the dark features.
Il remember" she added, as II fore
ing herself TO speak, 1T had just be-
gun to on the beach, when 1.-THE
grand tide" The words died away;
mech anically she lifted her hand,
brushed back the shining waves OF
hair.
why think Of it now?' he inter.
posed gently.
But" uncertainty she smoothed her
skirt; It was damp and warm; Il sup.
pose this is the island OF Casque?"
"Yes.
"And this place"
"The old watch-tower."
But how" Then she noticed that
Aas bspds ,onS brown and we'll
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formed. were Ut and bruised: hrr,
many iargod marks az from "a l....
struggle 'NCw uJ }oa mu 9, %
l.'rs""
lie thrust 'a'm ... !.s uo.lr,..
N,t Ij i'.u '.n r..ks-art o.,
waves How aId 4 ro lor,e"
'IH, ] Was s,a..at on the cll..' &c
"nfN'r'e ,t'pu... "urd-suw y,.l
horse lunr.'s away"
"Nou G.Ct L.G ,I,i-camc dow. '"
'Nh"' else VAS tDv!v 10 uc." be
said simply
Her tane roiumod to The FIRE. "Iut
The tide Was rushing iL--mslilp. il
was rIrL' uICn me-"
She loOf'G again toward the pockets
INTO Which his hands were thrust. ub.
served his sLit', torn al the shoulder:
'hcn arose un>toadi,y. u Know-lt
VAS nov 80 'asy." sle said. ct was
hiayo q YOU"
"lour iaGysLip is no coward" l..
Ihi'r"1I %, sIarhie lu bis eyes.
"Wh'n }oG tuned the horse toward
NE tide, ] WAS watching; hoping you
"c1la dare, tIc yoo dIt."
About 20 tD'y She became once
more a"ars sL" WAS SIN very dizzy
from tuc t..l a. No sand, me saap.ly
figure swa},d aud She Yu' o.' her
Land with gesture Of L,lI,--u,ss.
Il, 'Ac sam" tine, tho man reached
forward c.,Ey and caught n,r 4
moment "as she conscious Of ID Hm
grasp: dark. anxious gaze bD'f uim
h'r n,u. Slid lpIy back TO the
stone seat
A br.cf interval and gradually she
began ~ see agaiu more distinctly
a mans face. not far from hers; face
That drew baok as her own look
cleared AT "a respectful distance he
Low stood, his bearing at once erect
and hGoyHn', aud more curioge'y Size
regarded him. A distinct Iyu". bore
pride ana intelligence stamped 'Drm.
solves s'rOrply on the dark. handsome
features: courage aud daring we're
written on he bold. ~.lfwlian' brow.
Aud with this realization of something
distinctive, cCmIrlliLg ia his person.
lilly, came aLothcr.
81 have seen you-spukeu Vfh vou
before, On he boaou-lu" night Of
the dance"
The youne man turned "Your
Ladyslip SO far houored mo--as 20
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(To be continued.)

Calling cards, either printed or ene-av
ed for sale at this Office
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SALES AL WoopMERE.

The announcement OF the organization
Of a new golf club under the title OF the
Woodmere club. Incorporated. has caused
Il good demand for plots suitable Tor build
Ing sites az WoodmsTe. the following
sales are reported tbs week
j. NJ stimsou purchased IN the park
section two plots on the uor'heriy side Of
WoodmcIe Boulevard. containing more
than two acres David J. Fox purchased
TWO plots on the westerly side OF Brewers
Point Branch. containing approximately
three acres OF land David r. Sicher pur-
chased plot on the westerly side OF
Irving Place. about 100 feet north Of Cen
traI avenue. yovi5 feet. John smith
purchased tv, plots on the corner Of
Broadway and fle taaterly side ~ Wood
mere Boulevard, with a frontage Of 100
feet ON Woutwoc Boulevard aud 10 feet
ou HIoaIWas- d. T.. kcrs purchased a
plo. ou fhr westerly s'ue ol Neptune ave-
nue.. about arl feet south ~ Broadway
Oxl0J feet. :. j. BioOmingdaio resold
d.. plot which DO, recently purchased from
~, NaYHu.I, Really Company ua CEN
tIal avenue. between Lafayette Place Wt
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HAS NEW SPACIOUS HOME
Tower Mfg. and Novelty Co.
Now at No. 326 Broadway.

The Tower Manufacturing and No'eIty
Company. one Of the largest and pest
known concerns Of IT'S kind IN this city,
is now doing business AZ its new home
known AS the Tower Building, az No. 20
10 800 Broadway. This fine new five story
structure. with extensions in Worth and
Pearl streets. was opened for business on
December @ There are two Easements
in the building, and the area OF each moor
is 1850 square feet.
The building is equipped with the most
up to-date improvements. The salesrooms
are done IN mahogany throughout with
showcases and display stands so ar
ranged that the stock may be seen at
glance. Telautograph service connects the
various departments
The concern was established by ste
phen Tower at SO. sos Broadway iu 1913,
and remained IN the Tower family until
January ] OF this year. when II was pur-
chased By James IA. Eustein, now Dr-si-
dent and general manager, and his asso-
GATES The growing business OF mis-
house. devoted 10 stationery made IT
necessary for % much larger home, with
the result that the new building Was
erected.
A fine elevator service is installed in
the structure and fire sprinkler. There
are reception and rest rooms. Ten modern
automobile trucks guarantee prompt de-
livery of goods purchased.
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INTERESTING BROOKLYN SALES.

Recent Brooklyn sales reported by Gil
bert Elliott, of No. A. Court street.
Brooklyn, ere four hundred foot front
on the east side Of Powell street, n
GLIDING the northeast corner Of Newport
avenue. 10 tie Dean Holding Company,
Nos 1lw. 11i6 and 1854 Eastern Parkway
10 Madeline A. SMITH No. i"s Eastern
Parkway TO Minnie Trurslen. No. 2jS Sci
eel street 20 Madeline j. oswald, No. 1873
Berrimau street 10 Gusyaye Partly 80.
2gl Rerliman street TO 4. Wiser
one hundred and siX,y-four feet front
or the east side OF Utica avenue, south
Of Union street. 10 the Van Rrunt Con-
str1ctlon Company; dfty-three Rect front
ON the north side of carroll street west
Of Rogers avenue. 10 James A Goodman
the northwest corner Of New YORK avenue
and Wildwood street 10 Francesca Mag
rsecaoolo. and a parcel on tie north side
Of Union street, 125 feet 'front.' west oil
Utica avenue. 10 George Potts, JF
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ent crude methods Of handling, and would
induce the farmer to send his produce
here, thereby increasing the supply and
decreasing the cost.
II viii make The Bronx self-sustaining 3D.
we Will have schools, parks. wide streets,
good water and good drainage for the
benefit OF residents. and factories, rail-
roads and shipping for the employment Of
residents. We will bring employment
nearer tho employed.
Our people will live in the borough
work in the borough and trade in the
borough. which will mean:
First-Increase in business for our
stores.
Second-Increase in business for our
banks.
Third-Flling our houses and stimulat-
ing our real estate interests.
A plan of this magnitude will stir the
Imagination Of dreamers as well as the
commercial sense Of HARD headed bust
ness men. It viii develop our own rec
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abie 'act'cs otteh ''np'oSe" oy Nun ~ w
business
IL 9H"ulu DE re'''e"''e'eu '''' :, % .u'',
the s"'"'' OroA'' ~ "E''' '''1' ~, 90, -,
VIC ,'''S' - IN a.,
an" INC - ~ -.
'"eI nat D'"Ne'' 10 'o''''''.'''
10 'ie "'ue' "'o'e '""''
ana ""aihief DIoheT 10 Keep h'F ""S''''''
active ana energetic ana IorceI" al an
Z times.
The sm"lI bioker OFTEN lacks TIE mt
mate confidence OF boiA purchaser an,
S'Ii'F. oven Nhrh oea''iF VII" mem "''
'''7 '' Il a.,
prove himself ana his case ana win nus
,..,s -. -. ~ 49,.
..-'-.,,,'., -. r.. .o,.ft,-
,.-,.,I.. ii. -.
""s,"' - 49,.
ufeIy honest pu' '''' ""' ".
business ana 'Hese ''"i' ""' vi ''''
IH"t '' VIE, a." o'e' "'
'he hu''',' ''' ''-, .'''.'
" WON" "' d''"t'''''' e''' ~
lo H''hte D'oh'lS' '"''' "'
features ABOUT u '"'' o. '''f
beneficial but mere - ais" "''e. NINA
''o'' 'I j. tn'' ''
10 the realty business
Naturally every business tehds 10 gro"
more conservative AS time progresses. OUT
realty absolutely needs sthsiDIe pro,
portion Of new men to sur lhlhss Up anu
your. little broker can be Tei'e' upo" u
huSUe HN''s '' ,...,,,,
older ana better eSta"ll'"'u '"','' 10
many pointers on "hich 10 90 p"Si'''''
some troubles az well hht trnn''e 10 III
cidental 80 all business 80 tHeie u ho
particular reason TO quarrel WIN lhe III
e.table.
AS to real estate stocks The Bdl'e'in'
saws:
,,......,.ire - rasrd on really values
man reeds real estate TO be- born on
IA .,,6s nm I'm his own little lot of real
es , Bstween whites. everything he
to,,cn.s is realty or founded on realty
ysIues Realty Is the one tangible thing
~ This vale Of tears you can pin your
faith 10 and hang TO- IN crisis, with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15
LICENSE PLAN REEVES
Brooklyn Realty Board FavorS
Proposition.

The Brooklyn Board Of Brokers believe
that the licensing Of brokers would make
for a high standard in realty dealings,
according TO the opinions OF those who
attended the annual meeting Of that or
ganization IN November
At various times We have heard the
same expression OF opinion from brokers
IN Manhattan, says THE Bulletin Of the
Real Estate Board of Brokers, OF New
York, but invariably they were brokers
with considerable clientele and business
who felt the annoyance Of the small
brokers' activity as well as the discredii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15
MOUNTAIN LAKES NEW HOMES.

The Mountain Lakes me- mas .'"
tracted ~ build a home for W. T. DeoN'. .
Of this city. al les Thousand Acre Resi-
DENTAL Park. on 2 plot $3.50 feet over
looking the lake.
The concern has also sold to Mary L.
Matthews. Of Red Bank n. j., three pIo's
,pon which site the company .s TO build
house for the buyer and ten room
stucco house overlooking Mountain Lake
TO Henry Coleman Bigclow, Of the Ch"t-
nam phoenlx National BANK. o. tits civ
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suitable location permanently for this pur-
pose. Public and boarding stables will be
maintained I'm connection with the Great
Neck Yacht club. There will be no pains
spared 10 surround each owner with
piece Of property. though IL may be a
few thousand dollars in value, with an
environment including all the comforts
estates
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SALES AT BRIGHTWATERs.

The T. g. Ackerson Company report
the following sales at Briehtweters, Lone
Island Plot IN bay section, lOoXZ2o feet:
on vest gidc,of Windsor avenue. north or
Windsor Place. 10 II. J. Miller. plot !n
Oak- .cction 1Cxlf0 reet. ou east side ~
pine Acres Boulevard, north of iroquoif
Drive. .u john Mrirath, tI'-n,i' Plul
osrc tlot Ina farm section 90 j. Mason;
nSae-acre plot in farm section 10 John J..
Costello. two-acre plot In farm section to
Mary /. Huhbell
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MOTEL AT EooEMERE LEASED.

Tie Union Title and Mortgage COM
many Michael i. Mulqueen, president
leased through the Lewis II. May com
many. from plans. a thirty-hve room sum
yner hotel on the corner OF Hudson ana
r,,,,or avenues. Edgemere. Long Island,
90 Mrs David Spear for Serfn OF years
AZ m aggregate rental OF $4,000.
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ZIG SPACE FOR PLUSH FIRM.

Frederick Fox q TO. have leased TO The
plush and velvet department Of y. j.
Dobson. now al 40. i2i Spring street. the
third and fourth lofts containing 2o"oo
square feet. I'm the new twelve ri"iy H''F-
camille building now being completed 10y
the Braender Building and Construction
Company at No. l0i to ll2 East 18th street
The lease is for a long term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15
BUYS WHITE PLAINS BUILDING

The new owner Of the three story ware
house. 40. Il Hamilton avenue, White
Plains. on plot 25NlO0 feet, il Charles ID.
Horton. editor ard publisher Of The
Eastern State Journal" lie bought the
property from the Albro Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15

Woodmere Boulevard. 60 Leonard stein.
Henry Goldsmith Of Cedm hurst was me
dale also purchased two plots on tho west
.rlv side Of Neptune avenue, including the
corner Of Crawford Road, with "a frontage
Of $50 feet on Neptune avenue ana 100
feet ON Crawford Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMfRS BUREAU IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK

R4prpscntIng Every Interest of the Farmer
Br.s supplies DO Discount. EQuips Farms.
Furnishes nigh Glass Farm Help lnyesu-
lstes Markets Expert Adyic" on al Fatm
i..r.rus Farms listed 10. sale and for Rent.
Urysdale Black Mgr. $50 Nassau St. y. y.
REAL ESTATE - ORANGE COUNTY
farms aud building elites always on hand.
TGfT< 4 SINN@ Lake. y =.
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MID TIRE BERKSHIREs
For sale-Ii-u farm , acres. hgus'. barn,
hen House. office. WsiI. c.steiu; 10 uuii Uefs
y MN, trolley. HauI view. worth 81 900. prics
nov 81 80; terms easy. send Tor farm catalog
CORNELL 60. Great Darlington, Mass.
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BoROuGH OF QUEENS.
$3.50. Gem Of Queens

500 Down. $1,000 per month.
family cottage. Q rooms and bath, steam
heat. pHrguet n0grs laundry On cellar @. r.
WT.LIAN6 Liberty & B.sioW avs, Wood
.tf.n.
rlU-DNE FAMILY HOUSE. r ROOMS,
bath. Uaruult floors. electric light not
water beet D blocks from u0.Iey; 20 minutes
10 Rev York. 5,. fare, easy terms THOMAS
UAi4ht Bu.'t-. Jackson ave. ana f3th sl.f
Corona.
gl.Jp TWO FAMILY JP-TO-DATE
houses. latest improvements, hot water
heat. 20 minutes t. New York. easy terms
THOMAS DAILY Builder Jackson ave and
4ItU ~. corona.
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sources. and in so doing will make us con
tribute our share 10 the growth 81 the
great City Of New York.
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APARTMENTS.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
u ALIlLII NEM IlnuI APARIMENI

BEAUTIFUL NEW LIGHT APARTMENTS.
Best IN Bay Ridge: Gist st., bet. 4th and 9Th
ayer. 4 .. rooms bath. modern improve
uents. hot wafer, steam heat, electric light,
vacuum cleaning. average rents. $3.50 10
SOS. convenient 20 surface lines. IL. 20
minutes 10 Park Row. IDENTITIES preferred.
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zeal ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Modern homo. Long Island Sound. ~ MN
ufas from city: one-third actual cost; inne
date possession; price $50, 900 cash, or would
consider clear uniIuproved showing this Value.
Also a spendldly equipped lAthis Springs ana
hotel I'm Virginia Mountains, on railroad; lsrs.
acreage. price S45, 00 cash, on equal equity U
improved revenue bearing property. OWNER,
Fox 4l2 Richmond Va.
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BOROUGH or MANHATTAN.

Broadway Corner Taxpayer
Near Goth ~ subway express station
covers three lots very easy terms
. PAYS 10 NET.
Adjoining property can be bought for plottase
VM r. WARE. B'vay and s6th St, :. W cor