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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
BELLE HARB0R OFFERING
223 Lots to Go Under the Ham
mer on September 20.

Announcement was made yesterday
that the Jere Johnson, Jr., Company
would hold another auction sale at Belle
Harbor on Saturday, September 20. The
Offering includes some of the most desira-
bly, located property in that section or the
Rockaway coast and consists of 223 FUZZY
developed lots directly on Jamaica Bay
and adjoining the well known Belle Har-
Dor Yacht Club.
The lots are on Beach Channel Drive,
which runs along the bay front, Montauk.
Denison, Suffolk. Henley. oxford ana
Norfolk avenues and Bayside Drive
The Rockaway coast in general, and
Belle Harbor In particular, have enjoyed
one Of the most successful summer sea-
sons I'm their history. Mr. Johnson says
every lot will be sold absolutely without
reserve to the highest bidder and that
the restrictions are more liberal than on
any properties heretofore offered at Belle
Harbor. These restrictions will permit
the erection Of bungalows costing not
less than 81. 800 each on two-lot plots, ana
will also permit the erection OF hotels or
boarding houses on the bay front lots.
As the Rockaway Peninsula is only
., 800 feet in width. all these lots are only
a few blocks from the ocean. with its
long stretch OF white. sandy beach, the
finest on the entire Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
BRIGHT DAYS AT PLANDCME
Largest Volume Of Sales Re-
ported in Two Years.

I'Ecluse, Washburn & Co., selling
agents for Plandome. on Manhasset Bay
/ report greater activities there than at any
time In two years. The company reels
| that it is due to two things: First, that
the electrifcation is about completed,
which will reduce the running time from
forty minutes to less than thirty minutes,
and, second. that the property Is In nm
ished condition and they are READY 70
build houses
The Plandome Company's property has
all been included In the Plandome village,
of which Francis d. Jackson, OF the Hecla
Iron Works, is president.
Many improvements have been installed
in the village, the most recent one peins
gas. The magnificent town hall was built
by the village, and is Of beautiful Eng
lish design 1t was erected from plans by
+. III. Briggs, architect.
The first story OF the village hall is
occupied by the school district and the
Fire Department and the second floor
has been leased to the Plandome faoht
Club for a meeting ROOM beautiful
dancing floor has been laid. Dancing,
skating and ice boating will be features
OF the winter season, while boating, bath
Ing and fishing will be enjoyed In tho.
summer The residents find many oppor-
tunities for enjoyable outdoor life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
TO SELL SHUTS ESTATE
Property Comprises Acres and
Houses at Greenwich.

BRYAN l.. Kennedy will sell on Wednes-
day. September 81, in the Exchange
Salesroom. Nos. Il and Is Nesey street.
absolutely without reserve to the highest
bidder. one OF the most desirably located
properties In Greenwich. Conn.,, located
In King street. near the Rye Lake Road.
This property is part OF the estate OF
John II Shuts and consists or seventy
three acres. with buildings. including
very large mansion and manor house.
farmers cottage, garage, stables, out
buildings, etc
The property, is to be divided into three
parcels Of thirty-eight acres, including
the large mansion. garage, etc, twenty
acres with the manor house, farmers cot
tacc. barns. etc, and fifteen acres OF va
cant land.
The large mansion is said TO have cost
about $4,000 and is a stately three story
brick and stucco building. with thirty
five rooms and eight baths. From the
property there is an attractive view. es-
peclally from the southern side, where
the Sound and Long Island shore can be
seen for many miles.
The manor house was the home OF Mr..
Shuts and is a two story building with
thirteen rooms and two baths. The prop
erty is one OF the choicest In this section
Of Greenwich and announcement Is made
that 20 per cent may remain on mort
gage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
100000 IN R. E. TITLES
They Form Deeds Given to
Morris Park BUYERS.

Since the recent auction sale by Joseph
p Day and j. Clarence Davies of the
3.O7i lots which formed the Morris Park
racetrack, over $4,000 worth OF titles
have been closed TO this date by the Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Company.
Some idea OF the magnitude OF closing
so many titles may be had from the fact
that the total purchases represent 1850
Individual closings
Most Of the purchasers have shown
willingness 70 build. and as result the
Morris Park Taxpayers Association VIII
hold a meeting on Wednesday next at
the Office OF John c. Tomlinson, No. 20
Broad street. for the purpose OF prepar-
ing adequate resolutions TO be introduced
for the installation OF city improvements
at Morris Park.
The Morris Park Taxpayers Associa-
ton has as its directors John {. Tomlin-
son. r. \. Kantrowitz, Melvin C. Palliser.
James r. Murphy and c. r. Marshall
As an evidence OF the profitable actlv-
NV that usually follows an auction by
Joseph p. Day IL is a noteworthy fact
that there have been several hundred re-
sales and transfers since the auction SAFE,
almost all OF them showing substantial
profits for the auction purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
CHANCE FOR H0MESEEKERS
One Half and One Acre L. I.
Plots To Be Offered at Auction.

Tuoti. Hatch & co. recently sold for
Henry +. Thompson q tract of thirty
eight acres on North Hampstead Turn
pike. formerly known as the Dietz prop
erty
This property is now being subdivided
by Edward ~ Hill. its new owner un-
der the direction OF the well known land
acape architect. Robert Anderson Pope.
It viii be sold on the premises in half
acre and acre plots at public auction.
Saturday, September 49, by George W.
Bard. auctioneer The sale is absolute.
aud announcement IL made that every
plot will be sold TO the highest bidder
Tho demand for tracts OF land larger
than two or three lots has compelled the
new owner TO make this innovation. and
as the restrictions will not be too severe
as regards the cost OF homes. Mr.. Hill
believes every plot will be sold on the
first day of the auction.
Within five minutes OF this property
IL located the residences Of Andrew
Onderdonk, Payne Whitney, Ralph Pu-
liter. g. Walter Webb. j. w BOYER,
Louis Sherry and many other well
known persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
BRENTWOOD AUTO SERVICE

The Brentwood Realty Company'
New York. and Brentwood. Long IsiS"O'
has in operation an automobile pus
vice. between Brentwood, Bay Shore "".
the Great South Bay, for the purpos'
~ giving Brentwood people an oppo..,
tnnitv 10 go twice daily TO the IN
south Bay TO battle or fsh. or TO s"oP
The distance from Brentwood to s oS3
shore Is three and one-half nllies' mn, "
the time by automobile Is hI'ee"
uteS. Momen
The project is a big success. No. ssr.
and children espe cially find the new ~as
Vice most convenient, az formerly y those
necessary TO walk to Bay Shore IoI W."
who had neither horse nor maehi"G Is
The rare for the round triP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
PLACE MORE BEAUTIFUL
Crossword Gardens Has Been
Extensively Improved.

Extensive improvements were completed
last week at Crestwood Gardens. Crest
wood. y. Y. Paving. concrete sidewalks,
gas. water and electric lights have been
extended to all parts of the property
All streets have been beautifully parked
and a plaza has been made at each street
intersection.
A plaza has also been made at the sta
ton and "A short street running from II TO
the property. bringing every home within
three to five minutes easy walk OF the
station.
Crestwood Gardens is reached after Il
journey OF thirty minutes from the Grand
Central Station by the suburban electric
express service OF the Harlem division OF
the New York Central Railroad. Com
muters enjoy unusually good train SER
vice. there being sixty trains daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
GET MIDTOWN HOUSE.

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. has lesseu ~
Francis Fl. Kinnicutt for term OF w. 49,,
the four and one-half story dweii'"s
20 East S5th street. on plot 80
,aet 20 Sarah T.. and Jennie Il. PATE.
son. formerly OF No. l19 Mad'so"
nue.. IN.
This house is Immediately opposite e. us
new Altman Improvement now oe'".
erected on the block front on MAJ.
avenue. between 34th and S5th streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
BUYS NEW JERSEY TRACT

The Grantwood Realty Compah! rs"
purchased from George r. Beach,
ce,ver of the Columbia Real Estate com COM
panv. a tract at Morsemere. ~ 49,, land
prising 225 lots; also ten acres " OF
lying between the Northern Hsiiroppiiy er.
New Jersey and the OVerpernsa these
and has begun 10 lhp,va c-
them and will begin Immediately ."
tive selling campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
MEADOW BEACH FOR SALE.

Augustus G.. Wilson, auctioneer. Will
sell at o'clock tomorrow thirty-three
residential plots at Meadow Beach. add
Joining Rye Beach. Rye. n. Y. The sale
will be neld on the premises
The streets have all Improvement
macadam roads, sewer water. gas ETC
and there will be no assessments.
These plots are holdings OF the Cow!ss
Realty Company.
The sale will be absolute and imre-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
VINCENT AsToRs THEATRE.

Tho new theatre which Vincent As'o,
is TO erect at the southwest corne. '.
Broadway and s5th street Will COST s0oO'
100000. The plans for the new playnous'
are being prepared by Charles A. RAJ
II will occupy plot l5ixlll feet ana W.
be one story high. constructed OF 0i,.a
and stone and containing stores in'
theatre is TO be leased to Keith x A'oee'
who Will use It for vaudeville and NOV
ing pIctures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
AT MOUNTAIN LAKES PARK,

At Mountain Lakes Residential Park
the following sales were made last
week: To G. II. Wyckoff. a house on
Mountain Lake: to Or. Hobert X. STAN
ley, plot on Mountain Lake: to W. NJ.
Boykin, house on Wildwood Lake. and to
T. T. Stocksdale house on Boulevard.
with lake frontage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
OPENS NEW YORK OFFICE.

The Greensboro Corporation OF Long
Island City announces the opening Of a
New York office In the Johnson Building,
No. 80 West 42d street. William Wallace
will be IN charge as metropolitan sales
manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31
FIVE ROOM S.

18Th n 500 East Ritz $3.50
G.. VI. smith & Co, 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
lith St. 500 East Fiske Terrace. 500.
G.. VI. smith a Co. 1917 Ave. II. BroOklyn.
18th 81. 81 East. Smith. 5000
G. NJ. smith u CO.. I1l' Ave. II. Brooklyn.
SIX ROOMS.
Az. - 500 East lath g. Iliawatha Apis 5000
q. VI. Smith & CO.. 1917 Ave. h. Brooklyn.
18Th st.. 500 EAst. Ritz $3.50
G. NJ. smith & Co. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
i4th ST.. 500 East Fiske Terrace $500
q. NJ. sfath x Co. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
Ave ". siI East i4th 81. Rugby. 5000.
@. ". smith & Co. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
18th s.. 6ti East Smith. $500.
@. VI. smith & Co. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
i7th st. 623 East. Smith. 5000
@. NJ. Smith & Co. i5lI Ave. n. Brooklyn.
SEVEN ROOMS.
nth St, 6a3 East. Smith. 5000.
G.. NJ. Smith 81 Co.. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn.
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SEVEN ROOMS,

r. I6j'h a.. 1857 Hoe ave. sS40-Sl 600.
VIM. oppcnhelm. 7I3 Wcstchcster ave.
+. iC5th ST.. 1856 Hoe ave Marlborough. 1852
Vim. Oppcnhcim. 7T3 Westchester ave.
r. i65th -. 1857 Failc 81 $685.
VIM. Oppenheim. TT3 Wcstchcstor ave.
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THREE ROOMS.

500 Beck 81. Marlborough. $40.
VIM. Oppenheim, 773 Westchester ave-
is0th IT.. 2l36 Clinton ave. Fordham $40.
nuross Company 1875 West 18th st.
Smp~on ST ii3N Wray 500
Dlrosy Company. lJJ West i4th 81.
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WEST SIDE.
TEN ROOM.

s4th st.. 125 Riverside Drive. 50 2oO,s -'p ~
W r. & ]. NJ. Stewart, 12o hiVersiue ~
saith St. 495 West End ave. s2Ioo.
Wood -Doson Co. s0th and Broadway
s5,b ST II West. The Carlyle. sl,s00
Wood -Doson Co.. S0th and Broao"aS'
s5,b at 131 Riverside Drive. s2.SOO.
Fred. Zittel & Sons. 10Th ana way
s6th st. 10 West The Sterling. Slsoo.
Wood -Dolson CO.. s0th and Broao"ey'
ssth ST.. $50 West. The Strathallan. s1'ooo
Wood -Dolson Co.. S0th and Broad"ay'
a3d St. 30 Riverside Drive. $1,000.
Wood -Dolson Co, SOth ana Broso"ay'
94th ST.. 3u Central Park w. SZ'-oo-sz'ooo'
Pease & Gilman. 165 West IN ST.
Tooth St, 800 Riverside Drive. 81 500 ooo'
Gibbs & Kirby Broadway and 1880 ST.
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SIX ROOMS

esd 49,. 300 Summit ave. S42O-sa32
Dun & Brown CO.. 1915 Amsterdam ave
T.. lG5th ~. 1O+5 Hoe ave. SI46-S5tO
VIM. Oppenhelm. IIa Westchester ave.
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EIGHT ROOM S.

4th st.. 20 Washington 80. ~. 81 500
Il. Robinson g.. = Brown Co, IL Wall 81.
IN ST.. 1873 West Sl.foO
Pease 8 Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
oath ~. and Seventh ave. s.. 800 81 600.
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
JJth and Seventh ave. Wyoming. $500.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
Seth ST.. 207 west 2 baths 81 500.
Moore 6 Wyckci. $40 :th ave.
5sth ST.. 56-62 West. $1,000 $4,000.
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
Jsth ST. 12J West 81 700.
Pease & Gilman. so Madison ave.
5sth ST. 100 West. So 700
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
seth ST. i2s West 81. 5O0-s2 700.
Pease e. Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
Gstb St. o West The Vera. s. coo
Wood Dolson CO.. S0th and Broadway.
list St. 106-t10 central Park West 81 500.
Wood Dolson Co, Soth and Broadway.
list st.. III West. The Dorlton. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co. S0th and Broadway.
I2d ST.. l01 West. ST. Charles. $1,000.
Fred. Zittel & Sons. 10Th and B'way.
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NINE ROOM S.

9th st.. i52 west. $500.
Pease X Elllmsn. $40 Madison ave.
5sth ST. ~ West. s. 600.
Peasc & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
s9th st. 4O-4s West. $4,000.
Peasc & Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
Gath st.. 20 Central p. W. 2B $4,000. 50. 900.
Peasc 4 Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
, fist ST., lOG-iIO Central Park West. $4,000.
wood Dolson Co. S0th and Broadway.
soth st. 225 West The Uadran $4,000
wood Dolson Co, soth and Broadway.
stst ST.. II. ". cor Broadway. Tho Forrcs $500.
D. Robinson g. :. Brown CO.. 22'i B'way
s2d ST.. a5O west The SaNony. bath. $l.'00.
- Robinson. e. s. Brown CO. 227I B'vay
sd ST.. M Eiver Or Gainsboroush Sls0o.
McVicleur. Gaillard Il. CO.. 2Nth 81. BY.
snh ST.. 100 Riverside Drive. $1,000
". r. & J. NJ. stewart 10 Riverside Dr.
sith ST.. 4o5 west End ave. $2.0oo.
wood Dolson Co. sOth and Broadway.
seth st.. n.w.cor CentP.w. 2-3B. $500 zip.
". H. Ware. seth ~. and broadway.
s7th st.. 30 Central Park West. 81 700 $1,000
u. l.. Gilman 4 60. Inc. 42l Madison ave
ssth 49,. $50 West Tho Strathalan. $1,000.
Wood Dolson Co. soth and Broadway.
9ed st.. west Cherbroug. $1,000
McVckar. Gaillard u. Co. psth ST.. BY.
g2d 1t. .fiW W. s. James Court. tl.30O-Si. 100
Lewis B. Preston. Inc. l65 Broadway
92d st. 30 Riverside Drive. $500.
wood Doson Co. sOth and Broadway.
l0iat st. SIS West End ave. 81 700 $1,000.
Fred. Iittcl & Sons 79th and B'way.
1881 81. West. $3.50.
Sauter & Rollmann $50 Central Park W.
iO3d st. 32i West. Clearded. $1,000
Gibbs & Kirby Broadway aud l03d ST.
lO9th ST.. 30. Riverside Drive. $1,000
Gibbs & Kirby, Broadvay and lO3d ST.
1i1th st 507 West. Blennerhassct 5000
McVickar. Gailard x. CO.. 0sth st.. BY.
Iiith ST.. n. e. cor. Bway. l.so0- s.. 200
Charles T.. iIames, jii West lilth 81
10Th st.. as River. DR. shore View. 81 300
McNiclar Gaillard Il. Co. osth ST.. BY.
1iith st.. GGs Riverside Drive. $1,000
wood -DOlson CO.. S0th aud Broadway.
10th st.. =. @. cor. B'way Bradley Court. 81, 500
David ]. Coroitt. 1923 Broadway.
TEN ROOMS.
5jth IT. and Seventh ave. 5000 1000.
Peasc 4 Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
9th IT.. 10 West --- 81. 500 81. 900
Payson-McL Merrill CO.. iSl 9Th ave.
5sth st.. 1915 West 81. 50o-t3 800.
Pcase a Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
joth ct. 80 West. $4,000
Pease e. Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
59th ST.. $50 West $4,000
Ptase & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
GDth st., i40 Wet. Spencer Arms 81. 500 81. $50.
Pease q Gilman. 1916 West T2d 81.
list ST., III West. The Dorton. $500
Wood Dolson Co. S0th and Broadway
73d ST., 90 West. Greenfield. 81. 500 49, 900.
Fred. Zittel T. Sons. 10th and B'way
sOth ST.. 2e5 West. The Hadrian. $4,000
Wood-Dolson Co.. s0th and Broadway.
SD ST. SIS West $4,000
Wood-Dolson Co.. soth and Broadway.
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EIGHT ROOM s.
BROOKLYN.

T.. l6,th st. iO35 Hoe ave. $loOO-ti 200
VIM. Oppenhcim. 173 WeStchcster ave.
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ELEVEN ROOMS.

5sth St, 145 West. $4,000.
Pease q Gilman, $40 Madison ave-
seth st. 1913 West. $3.50.
Peaso e. Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
s4th ST.. / West. Harpley Hall s4'ooo'
Apply on premises.
65th st. 80 Central p. w. Prasads. 2B. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
72d st. $40 West. baths. $500
Pease e Gilman. 1875 WeJt ia ST.
slth st. 405 West End ave. $500
Wood Doson Co. S0th and Broan"ay'
e,,b ST. 13I riverside Drive 81, 500.
Fred Zitte & Sons. 10Th ana Bway
TWELVE ROOMS.
5sth st. and Seventh ave. $1,000.
Pease 4 Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
5sth St. 1875 West. - si,oG-S5.9oo
d. l.. Gilman & Co. Inc, All Mad. ave
5Sth St. l5J West $4,000.
Pease e. Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
b9th St. 100 West. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
eth st, 80 Central P. W. Prasada- 3B. SO, 800.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave-
Goth st, 40 West. SPENCER Arms. $40
Pease & Gilman. l6J West I'D st.
s4th St. l2j Riverside Drive. $4,000
W r. & J. NJ. Stewart. i25 Riverside DR..
Ilith st.. n .. cor. B'way The Rockfall. 81, 200.
Charles u Hamss. 1i5 West lllth at.
THIRTEEN ROOMS.
71st ct. o46 West End ave. - s.. 500 800
d. l.. Gilman & Co. Al Madison ave.
FOURTEEN ROOMS.
list st. 2i6 West End ave. = $500 700
u. l.. Gilman Co., Inc, Al Madison ave.
SIXTEEN ROOMS.
5sth St. l75 West. $4,000.
Pease Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
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FOUR ROOM S.

both st. 6Si East. --- $500.
-. =. Urquhart & CO.. 1904 St. Mich. ava
1880 st.. 300 Summit ave. Summit. $500
Dun q Brown Co. 1913 Amsterdam ave.
F.. i65th st. 1893 Hoe ave. Dorchester. $3.50.
VIM. Oppenheim. 7I3 Westchcster ave.
T.. 1djth IT.. iOI1 Hoe ave. Manchester. 1924.
VIM. Oppenheim. T73 Wcstchester ave.
T.. 16Jth ST. 1867 Hoe ave. Bclnord si32-Sj76
VIM. Oppenhcim. 773 Westchester ave.
isoth 81. 2i36 clinton ave. Fordham. $40
Duross company 49, West 18th at.
Fox It. 1862 $40 $500
J. & Maxwell. 5I22 Broadway.
simpson st.. rs Wray. 500
Duross Company l55 West iith 81.
$50 linton ave. Ralph. $40
VIM. Oppenheim. 7I3 Westchtstsr ave.
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THE HAWTHORNE.

Us Central Park HpuIH.
Nine rooms and two baths overlooking the
Park; thirty-seyen feet front; twenty-five nun
dfed dollars.
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SEVEN ROOM S.

160th 81. 25 ~. Washington ave. SSiO-so4o.
II. &. kopp. on premises.
1920 ST.. Gi5 west. yorktown Court. 1920
McNickar. Gaillard II. Co. gsth ct. BY.
1880 IT. sW cor ri. Wash. ave. Si.O20-sl .0sO.
Kempe a. Co, 5. W. Cor. SIN -. q BY.
lG4th ST.. 562 West. Barryholm. $3.50 10 $50.
Thos J. O'Rcilly. Broadway and i02th -.
l65th st. : T. Cor. B'wsy. Si.10O 81. 400.
David j. Corbitt. 1926 Broadway.
i6Jth ST.. 600 west. Hamlet. 5000 81 100.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler. 1929 Broadway.
1sOth St. COL West Gen. Washington. $3.50.
Bert G. Faulhaber & CO.. way. ij6th.
ls0,h st. 600 West. The Swampscott $40.
Bert -. Faulhaber & Co, way. l5Gth.
1915 81. col west Bonuy Castle. $3.50.
Bert @. Faulhaber CO.. B'way 10th.
1920 st. 600 west. Highland court. $3.50.
Pert q. Faulhaber Co. B~ay 10th.
1920 st.. 374 Wadsworth ave. 5000 up.
-. +. trqunart 4 Co. 1904 ST. Nicholas.
1920 St. 3Se WadsWorth ave. $500 up.
u. 7. Urquhdrt & Co. 1900 ST. Nicholas.
1920 ST.. 800 Wddsworth ave. 5000 up.
u. +. Urquhart & Co. 1904 50. Nicholas.
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Five ROOMS

1881 IT.. 900 Summit ave. Si2O-sfSs
Dun q Brown Co. 1915 Amsterdam ave
+. iG5th St. 1886 Hoe ave MARLBOROUGH 1896
VIM. Oppcnheim. 773 Westchester ave.
r. iG5th 81. 1867 Hoe ave. Bclnord. s6OO-s72O
VIM. Oppenhcim. 773 Westchcster ave.
SO Beck -. Edinhorough. S321-S42O.
VIM. Oppenhelm. 773 Westchester ave.
Fox &. 1852 - $500 $500
i y NnNnnlI aino -LrnadunN
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SIX ROOMS.
SEVEN Rooms

nth St, SIS East. Smith. 5000.
c. NJ. Smith q Co.. 1917 Ave. II. Brooklyn
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FOURTEEN ROOMS.
BRONX.

5sth St. l75 West $4,000
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-23
solicitors anu Statesmen

Statesmen To GALL on ;S;RocERs
confectioncrs. general stores: $3.50
asset sM ana eHtRsafi se sa;th nam SS
Street. st Louis. Mo.
WANTED. Statesmen THAT GO TO
the cross,,road stores and small
,o%n" to place our goods on .,ensisn-
f2 sss Pfr cR SE9fl up pSssei ks on'"'
CALI on SALOON
trade: sell old reliable Rex Filters.
commission paid. Our men making
s. x adams IS IN NIX sirThRs c1 81:
SALESMAN CALLING ON GENERAL
stores, furniture and hardware deal.
srs and department stores. to sei,
commission Address LIMO. sid
sulletin Building. Philadelphia. stat
ing territory covered.
sA,L LIE WANTED FOR FOLLOW
einia Maryland and Delaware. Only
experienced salaried men thorough
era Itcg I,nrh With clothing and gen
BOX ii HS" 81 stppi louis AdS Mo b. p O.
WANTED. SALESMAN TO SELL OUR
me- ,,me Ct FANCY fruit elders IN small
uountrY towns; Can earn $500 per
month Weekly drawing account
mercial Street, st. louis, Mo. Dept s.
1000 BUSHELS SOUND MINED PEAS
at Sl.I6. r. Q. b. Barnwel on South
ern and Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
roads. JAMES II. LANCASTER
SPECIALITY Statesmen WANTED
everywhere who can sell soda foun-
tain ryrups and cooler drinks. Big
commission Paid. Good side line Re,
orders credited Salesuen Address
with references, SECRETARY, Draw.
or ]. Sidney, Ohio