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struct first class building, was also
discussed.
Having the architect come to Ely
was thought to be the most expedi-
tious way Of handling the matter and
telegram was forwarded last night
TO Messrs, Cannon and Feitzer tell
ing them that the plans for the build
ing according to the bids received,
exceed the original proposed cost and
requesting Mr. Fe;tzer to come to
Ely to confer with the board
Advertising for bids will have to be
gone over again if the plans are
changed in order that all contractors
may have fair opportunity to esti
mate on the revised specifications and
it was decided by the board to hold
the $500 checks deposited until the
architect arrives from Salt Lake and
definite arrangements can be made
in a legal manner.
Mr.. Feitzer is expected to arrive
Saturday and the board of education
viii take up the matter at once in
order that the school building can
be started as soon as possible. Ely
Expositor.
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A called convocation of Tonopah
chapter No. II, R. T. NJ, will be
held at Masonic temple Wednesday
evening at o'clock sharp. Work
in the NJ. e. NJ. degree. Visiting com.
panons cordially invited to attend
By order of the H. P.
JOHN E. FARRIS, Acting Sec'y
1872
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Alaska refrigerators, the pest in
the land, all sizes at less than fac
tory cost, Tonopah Hardware Co.
m17tf
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store that advertises must be a
store Of values-of "gargains"or the
advertising would not pay.
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ADVERTISING IN INSURANCE

An advertisement is an in. 4
surance policy II insures 4
; against loss through the pur- 4
chase of goods of inferior quail 4
ity. When you buy goods that 4
are advertised you know you I
are getting the best. Makerl 4
of poor articles can't afford 20 4
advertise them. Unreliable
, merchants are not allowed to 4
, advertise in this paper even 4
if advertising would be profit 4
} able to them, which is unlikely 4
unlikely because truth and 4
, reliability are the essence of 4
} successful advertising 4
You don't take chances when 4
you buy advertised goods, be- 4
} cause if by any chance there 4
should be anything wrong with I
the goods there is the reputa- 4
} ton of merchant and manu- 4
facturer back of them, and any
article that is not up to the 4
advertised specifications will 4
, be replaced I
} DON'T TAKE 4
CHANCES. BUY 4
ADVERTISED GOODS. 4
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Location notices for sale at the
Bonanza office.
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INTERPRETATIONS.

Refrigerators sola az cost BY Wood
Sullivan Co. .........- ......... .ml3tf
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STRIKERS TIE UP 80
MILES ELECTRIC LINES

CHICAGO, July S.-More than SO
miles of suburban electric lines west
of Chicago are tied up as the result
of strike of the employees of the
county and suburban traction com
panies.
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ATTORNEY ST. 155 22Nl00 dorecos. June
l2j. Edw r IIiscoX. ref. 10 karrck Riggs .
N est 18th ST. sept Is; Sls,5UO, attorneys. shaw
a Iandon. - Broadway.
ATTORNEY ST. 15,, 2sXlOO uoreclos. June
l2l. same to same; Sept Is; $4,000, same at
tOmeys
BEEKMAN PL, 5. 400 II OF 5lst st. 20x
100; Ernest T. Reinhardt TO Kate Reinhardt 30
Beekman Pl mtg $1,000. Sept 49, gift; at
torncy. /. \ Goebel. ~ Park Row.
C1IRYSTIE ST. 96. 25xl0O; LYMAN Kosbcrg
TO Hannah Autenrieth. 1890 Boston Road, all
LIENS Sept ., 81. attorney. Louis Levy. rs
Broadway.
NAEGIE AVE. = @ :, 100 n " OF EllWood ST
I0oN2OO: Paul IIalpin TO tialpin Building Corpn.
l2s Broadway mtg $4,000: Sept 10: 500. at
torney. l. 5 Marx. l2s Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s, % n centre
line OF i5gth 81 II extended. 2i.gN59. Ia 20 SIX
1O.3: otto Il Hartman TO Chas j BITTERLY lo7
Covert St Brooklyn mtg $4,000: all liens;
Sept IS 500; attorney. Title Guarantee &
Trust 60 l78 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE, $50, S, 10 ixIOO
(foreclos. Aug 49,; las + Carmen. ref To Ella
& Christie. Great harrington. Mass. Sept .;
$4,000; attorneys & w II Benton. LIB
crty II.
80 AVE. ifoj. s. 25xio5: Ray Levy to
Emile Mchlch. 12is clay ave (mtg S2B OOO:
Sept Is. sl0o: attorneys, 4 & II Bloch. %
Nassau 81.
sTH AVE. 80 81. W cor 18th st, 45.7x5l tx
33.4 Harry Schwitzer to Emile Mehlich 12Is
clay ave tmtg $1,000; Sept II; $780, attor-
neys. \ & II Bloch. 90 Nassau ST.
9Th ST. 49, East. 22N975X irreg: Meyer Is
racl TO Helene Rothschild. ia 81 Nicholas ave
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PRESBYTERIAN,

The Rev. DR.. Howard Duffield will con-
duct both services tomorrow at the Old
First Presbyterian Church. Fifth avenue
and 18th street. At II a. m. he will preach
on What God Wants." AZ p. m. he
will hold home hour service. which will
consist mainly OF the informal singing
of familiar hymns and n brief talk on
The Right Start" This service will be-
gin at p. m. and will close at o'clock
sharp.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR. David G. Wylie will preach at
II a. m. on Giving Our Best to God,
and at p. m. on "Fruitless Toiing."
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan
will preach tomorrow morning on How
Account for Christi" ard in the evening
on Onward"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
preacher. tomorrow at II a m. will be
the Rev p +. Erickson. No evening SER
vice until October.
The West-Park Presbyterian Church
will resume services tomorrow. and the
Rev. Anthony II. Evans will preach at
II a. m. on THE Church as Christs In
strument." and at p. m. on Souls Re-
kindled."
At the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church there will he preaching al II a..
m. tomorrow by Lyman r. Hartley.
The Rev. Robert Bruce Clark Will preach
AT the Church of the Puritans at II a.
m. and p. m. tomorrow.
Al the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev. John Lyon Caughey will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow on The Gospel Of
Trust" and at 7:i5 p. m. on Believing
in Gods Love"
After extensive changes and renoNauoHs
services will be resumed at the Lafay-
cite Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brook
lyn. tomorrow. The Rev. Or. Charles
Carroll Albertson breaches In the morn
ing on "Amiable Tabernaclcs.' and IN the
evening on Loving Kindness and Songs
Dan Crawford. of Central Africa VIII
sneak I'm the Bedford Presbyterian Churcn'
BROOKLYN. tomorrow morning on his ATT
can experiences. DR.. Nounss subject III
the evening will be "Our Respectio'o
Enemies OF Religious Progress
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

At the Broadway Tabernacle Or.
Charles t. Jefferson is back from his
vacation and will fill his pulpit to-mor-
row morning for the first time. lie will
also preach in the evening on Planning a
Year"
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Matter" and the golden
text q John. ii. lj-1O, "If any man
love the world the love OF the Father
IS not in him And the world passeth
away and the lust thereof. but he that
doeth the will Of God abideth forever
Services will he resumed at the Church
Of the Divine Paternity at II a IN. TO-
morrow. The Rev. Dir. Frank Oliver Hall
will preach on Living by the Day"
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes. OF the
Church OF the Messiah Unitarian has
returned 10 tho city after two months
OF travel in England and Scotland. He
announces the opening Of the regular
services at his church on SUNDAY Sep
TENDER %.
william II Friday. ir. the evangelist.
will speak at McAuley-Cremorne Mis-
sion. 40. % West 18th street. al 1:i5
y. m tomorrow
Don o. Shelton. president or the Ma
tional Bible Institute. Of No. 1856 Fifth
avenue will speak at the Manhattan
Gospel Hall tomorrow night at o'clock.
The speakers at the other Gospel Hall
of the National Bible Institute to-mor-
row evening will be az follows: At the
Mission of the Living Waters. II. II.
Coleman and at the Beacon Light Mis-
sion, Alexander Polk.
At the West Side Young Mems Chris
tan Association at p. m. tomorrow
afternoon Ward W. Adair. railroad sec
rotary. will speak on - Tide in the Af,
Mason will give short talk explaining
the work OF the national board OF CEN
sorship OF motion pictures.
General Secretary b. y. Farnsworth
of the Twenty-third Street Branch
Young Mems Christian Association viii
speak in the parlor tomorrow at 5:16
p. m. using for his theme The Mission
Of the Master cordial invitation is
extended to all men TO attend this meet
ing. After the meeting the regular So
cial tea will be held at 6:l5 o'clock.
Don't forget the place, Twenty-thrd
Street Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton, near Seventh avenue.
Next Wednesday evening the members
and friend. of the Lutheran Young Peo-
Pies Society Of Greater New York will
ga thcr in the big banquet hall OF the
Broadway Central Hotel. New York City,
20 celebrate with thankfulness and JOY
ten wears of activity and work in the
cause of the young peoples movement
in the Lutheran churches of Greater New
York. The society now has thirty-six
societies scattered in every borough and
with membership of l,229.
Dr. II. G.. Enelow. OF Temple Emanu- FL.
has just returned from his vacation and
will he present at the service at the
temple to-day at 1890 "A. m. when he
Will preach on "A New Start"
At Labor Temple at p. m tomorrow
W. Robert Goss will give an illustra ted
lecture on Moses. the Leader" Or.
Walter Laidlaw viii address the civic
Forum on Wednc sday at Sis y. m. on
Some Social Problems OF the city"
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RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER 10
with name and address, Of less,

with name and address ~ lessccD
AVENUE 4. III. store. etc. Edw o Gottlieb
20 Geo \ iiQrv. 3 SIZE from Soy /, 1913. ~, 800
address. III Aycnu" y
BROADWAY. o cor 43d 81. store Iis2
BroadWay Corporation 20 samuel Jacobs, :
,rs from Mas -, 1913. $500. address. 1856
broadway
GENITAL PARK WEST. 39l n store. Hugh
T. Skcly o. ka-scl shapiro. yrs from oct /,
1918. $40. address. 81 Central Park West.
PARK AVE. G5. hrst noor, etc. Matilda
IIoydcudorn 10 otto BOcdIiCkcT. - yTS from
May /. 1913. s.. 200. address. rassac. y }
Sr NICHOLAS AVE, =. l@f II Of 10th
~. lON -. all. Central Building Improvement
ment Enterprise. II yrs from Sept II, 1913.
5000. address. 80 Union Square
9TH AVE, cor 42d -. stores. Apex
Leasing 60. Inc. to Bcni " Lovoy. yrs from
Aug l. 1913. Sl3. 400. address, 3jI " llNth St
7TH AVE. 2O2. store and basement; Meyer
Freeman ct al 10 Fritz Gugsenbuhi. 2O2 It'll
ave. yrs / month from April /. 1913, -, 100;
address. 202 7th ave.
1TU ST. rs East, all, Dora WeisoorS 10
Abr schwartz; } yrs from OCT !. 1913. $685.
address. l73 Monroe 81
9TH 81. a East. all. Dora Wcisbcrg To
Abr schwartz; , yrs from oct |, 1913, -, Ia
address. l73 Monroe 81
10TH ST, 66-tI2 East. all: Pincus Lowan
field and ano TO David kumper and ano. yrs
= mos from Oct /. 1913, 5000. address. i6d
East 10Th II.
9TH ST 5o2 West n loft; Max ; Grifen-
hagen and ano 10 Morris Spero 81 al. yrs
from oct I. 1913. 500. address ~ Ave D.
9TH ST. 3Gl 1888 west. all; Martin Engel 10
Henry II Holland. yrs from May /. 1914;
81. 900. address. 1861 West 9th 81.
53D ST. 3I6 West all; Ahner II Mills 70
VIM NJ Thomson; yrs from May !. 1875
$3.50. address. 3i6 west 53d Il.
18TH 81. ~ East. all Max \ Krcielshemer
10 John Pccha. 3 yrs from sept l. 1913; 81 .020;
address. 63t East 10Th -.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Or Charles /. Goodell will preach to-
morrow morning in ST. Psuls Methouls'
Church on Gods Faith in Man IN 'ne
evening Dan Crawford, author OF lhinh-
ing Black" who has spent twenty-five
years in Africa, will tell ths storE Vi
his work.
Forward" will he the progressive
thought in Dr. W. H. MorCan's morn'ns
sermon at Calvary Methodist Church TO-
morrow. At the evening service his theme
Will be What Is Truth?
The morning service Al Metropoiltan
Temple. beginning tomorrow. VIII be helo
nj 1915 O'Clock. rather than at H. AS
heretofore. The Rev. Arthur Bruce MOSS
will preach at the morning service on ne
Child and the Church" At p. m the
Rev. Fred Fisher will preach
Gsvnor memorial service will he held
AZ :45 p. m. tomorrow at Grace Me'ho-
dist Episcopal Church. George McAnenF'
President Of the Borou' OF Manhattan :
Robert Adamson, the Mayors secretary
and Or. Reisner. the pastor, viii speak
In the morning Dr. Reisner will preach
on Worthless New York Churches
The Rev. Arthur Jameson. who has re-
turned from Europe, will preach AT II
n. m. and S p. m. tomorrow at the fark
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. In
the evening he will speak OF the social
unrest in Great Britain and with refer
ence TO the impending crisis Of Home Rule
for Ireland.
AT the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
conal Church there will be preaching at
II a. m. tomorrow by the Rev. Dr. wal
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BIG LOT SALE TO-DAY
To Auction Choice Parcels at
Belle Harbor.

The Jere Johnson Jr. Company will
offer at auction to-day 1913 lots located
in Belle TIarbor. The lots are in new
section Of Belle Harbor and adtoin the
Belle ITarbor Yacht club. They are but
short distance from the Rockaway Park
station Of the Long Island Railroad and
are located on Montauk. Dennlson. Suf-
folk. Henley and oxford avenues, Bayside
Drive and Beach Channel Drive. Beach
Channel Drive runs along the bay front
and is destined TO be one OF the most
popular avenues on the hockaway coast.
Improvements have Deen installed by
the sellers and the restrictions are very
reasonable. Auction sale trains leave the
Flatbush avenue depot at IL -. II 30
and 30 p. m. FOR which free railroad
passes can be obtained at the depot.
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Henry Morgenthau. whom President
Wilson has selected as Amba ssador TO
Turkey. is president OF the Free Syna-
yogue, the Rev Dr. stephen ;. WISE
rabbi. but the latter announces In MS
PROSPECTUS for work Of the Free Syna-
gogue for the new year that Mr.. MOT
renthau's departure will not hinder the
work. Rather, thinks the rabbi. 1t VIII as
yist IL with the new honor since the first
enthusiasm OF Free Synagogue supporters
las not been spent after six years OF
work. according to the same authority.
Rabbi Wise. Just back from the Holy
Land. announces as part OF his lecture
course this year addresses on Hebrew
settlements I'm the Holy Land as pro-
posed by the Zionist movement. Inc
president of the Free Synagogue, as
United States representative at Constan-
tinople. and Rabbi Wise's attitude give
added interest to these lectures. one OF
them. THE Tragedy Of Jewish Exile Win
I'm Palestine" and another. christianity
and Consciousness in the Home Of Jesus.
and still another THE Future ot Pales-
tine. with Special Reference to Zionism,
arouse Keen lUlTltNNs li'' SN''+"'
ing services of the Free Synagogue in Car
negie Hall are 10 start on october o. put
the synagogue services for the year VIII
begin on Jewish New Year Day. october
]. and continue the next day. on the Jew
fish Day of Atonement, October 10, there
will also be services.
OF late the work Of the Free Synagogue
along social lines has been strengthened
A mental hygiene clinic has been started
with the aid of the New York Foundation.
DR. Minas s Gregory, OF Bellevue. is one
If the EXPERTS who are assisting. In De-
cerober and lasting into January and later
many experts are TO be heard In TINS So
cial work AT the synagogue house in 6Sth
street
In the Free Synagogue Sunday morning
services a number Of we'll known persons
not all Of them Jews. have promised 10
speak. They include J. A. McDonald' OF
Toronto. the Christian missionary expert
Professor George r. Foster. II :he I'M
versitv Of Chicago: Horace J. Bridges OF
The Chicago Ethical Society; W. Morgan
sbuster. Jane Adams Dean Sumner, the
social evil expert. AMI the Rev. Dr. T.. t.
Hirsch, Of Chicago.
As I'm previous years the Free Syna-
gogue rabbi and leader announces that
this year he will discuss the future Of
Judaism. and will often compare its pros.
poets with those OF Christianity. one OF
his lectures will be on Henry Ward beech-
er's life and work. In view Of the ami
versarv 10 be observed by his friends, and
onotber indicating present tendencies
will be on whether religion has neeu 10 DC
saved from social reformers. lie VIII 20
into the matter of eugenic marriages ana
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Sales of Dwellings in Various
Sections Announced.

Howard e. PYLE & 90. Sold for the
Brown Realty Company Nos. l25 and l25
Jay street. northeast corner OF Prospect
street a four story tenement house. with
stores. on plot SpXlo feet. 10 a client for
investment
Charles W Scitz sold for the Lawrence
Realty Company h four story building
No. i6s Fulton street. between JAY and
Lawrence streets to Elizabeth de Maine;
also for the estate Of Marie Cole the five
story fat No. $40 Hicks street. between
Atlantic avenue and Pacific street. to- an
investor
Thomas Kilcoyne sold for r.. Williams
the Queen Anne cottage No. 1853 5sth
street. 70 Mrs. II. Wilson, and for II.
Prchn the dwelling No. 1863 9Th street 10
Edward Toner.
The Jerome Property Corporation sold
for \. l.. Denton No cs5 I'd street,
dwelling on lot lsxl0o feet. to client FOR
occupancy.
The Realty Associates sold No. lis Sixth
avenue corner OF St Johns Place. four
story and basement dwelling house. TX
100 feet, to Mrs. G. G. Johnson; No. llI2
5Ist street. two-famiy house. 2oXl0o feet,
10 Mrs. &. VI. Schcll, No. 100 Fort Ham
ilton avenue. corner OF 9TH street. three
story dwelling house, i0XSO feet. TO X. VI.
RYAN: No. i59 Myrtle avenue. three
story fat. with store. 2oxsJ feet. to 4. NJ.
Elkus. 'and the plot 47xloo feet Nos. 81
and SO Fort Greene Place to the Hartman
Construction Company.
Wood. Harmon & co. sold at Hyde Park
lots 10 Thomas T.. Eskew, Frederick b.
Wood. ". H. Gallt, W. 3. Cowan. v.
ROYAL Caldwell. Albert {. Held. L. II.
Rick. George A. Morgan. John T. Led
better. f. NJ Cowan. II. w. Cowan and
NJ S. Connolly; also At kingsboro. lots TO
George l.. Dufour. H. J. Summers and
Mary T.. Farrell; at Kensington Park. lots
to Michael Fields. Albert Hagar and A. l..
Doone: at Flatbush Gardens to j. l..
I.arne and r. 5. Gauvin: at Wildwood
Manor. to W. j. Fitc and at Wildwood
Uanor West 10 John e.. Anderson. h. {.
Rovette. Junius A. Rose and Il. 7. James.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

Special services Of prayer for the zen.
eral Convention and its work VIII DE neIu
each day in Trinity Church ana IN an
the churches Of Trinity parish, commence
ing Saturday. September o. ana con'i''u-
ing until October 5. In Trinity Church
this gathering for special prayer VIII De
held at - o'clock daily. The services
will be Of the simplest character ana
there will be no address. The suoJec's
will be announced from the pulpit tne
intercessions will he offered up oS a"
present and there will be pauses 'o'
private prayer. Trinity Church eN'enO'
general invitation to these services
The Rev. Melville *. Bailey VIII preach
AZ the Church Of the Holy Communion ~
IL a. m. and p. m. tomorrow, ana
speak TO the children at 10 a. M
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church OF 81. Nicho'as
the Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon VIII
preach at II a. m. and y. m. tomorrow.
The Rev. Or. Peter IT, Milliken VIII
occupy the pulpit Of the Marble Collegiate
Church tomorrow His morning subject
will be "A Limit to Gods Striving with
Man" and in the evening Forgotten
Promises
The Rev. Winfred r. Ackort will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow At the West End
Collegiate Church.
At the Reformed Church Of Harlem the
Rev. DIR. Edgar Tilton. st., will preach
tomorrow al II a. m. and y. IN
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BAPTIST.

DIR Charles A. Eaton. OF the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. viii preach TO-
morrow at II q. IN. on "Our Dead MAYOR
and the Live Issues He Has Left Is. IN
the evening his topic will be When Goa
Trains a Man"
In Ascension Baptist Church the Rev.
Charles II Fountain will preach at IL
a. m. and p. m. tomorrow.
The Rev. John r. Gum. pastor OF the
North Baptist church, No. 2} West llth
street. will begin series of evanselsuc
services in his church Sunday. September
%. The services will be held every night
AZ 7:S o'clock. Mr.. Gum will preach TO-
morrow morning on THE Place OF the
Church in the Modern World and IN the
evening on The Place Of the Individual
in the Modern Church
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APARTMENT HOUSE FIGURES IN TRADE
Lexington Avenue Corner Property Taken in Exchange for
Nine Story KingsCote, To Be Improved.
TRANSACTION IN THE BR 0NX INVOLVES S2OOOOO

Steele: No. 1N West 18th street to Glen
denim j. Ryan. son of Thomas r. Ryan
and in No. 40 East SD street to W. j.
Bruf.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment consisting Of fourteen rooms
and four baths. in No 535 Park avenue
corner OF 6lst street, for {. Loring Brace,
TO Henry r. Mclean. Of Milbrook, y. Y;
also apartments at No. rs Fifth avenue.
for Charles Duveen. to Baron Frederick
Won Schroeder and Theodore Sidenberg,
and an apartment in No. 100 East sd
Crown Company. to NJ. 5. Slocum.
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al ooMFIElD LOTS SALE TO-DAY.

Joseph +. Day will sell at absolute auc-
ton sale at go D. IN. to-day on the prem
ises. rain or shine. under mammoth tent
KS lots and fve houses at Bloomfield
Ridge, Bloomfield, \. }. o
tho main streets. including sewers. side
walks. shade trees. graded streets gas
and electric light, and Is highly devel-
oped. well located residential section
Stores. banks. schools and churches are
all close AT hand.
bloomfield Ridge is a home community.
with two hundred trains daily TO New
York and three railroad stations within
easy reach.
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bond; $1,000; attorney A E Gut1.ell. Is

per bond; $1,000; attorney A z Gutzsell. A.
p. rk Row.
BEEKMAN AVE. 3i7 and 349. o. "a,
100: Henry Kaufman 10 Jacob HoNn,,
307s Hull ave: Sept IL (prlor mtg $50 0O0,
due as per bond; $500: attorney. Ti,is
Guarantee co. 1I6 Broadway
lot 100. map land near WILLIAMSBURG.
Station: Francesca Attards 10 Michael r.
nsno. 343 East IOJth 81. Sept Is. due NAV
I. 1915: 0 per cent: 1925; attorney W n
Freedman. 233 Broadway.
LOTS 90 and SIS. map Clasons FONT: Po,
ter Realty and Development CO 10 Emile N
Phillips. East orange. y J; Sept 10: yr,
q per cent: 5000: attorney Lawyers Til.
Insurance GO. 100 Broadway.
HOE AVE. $. 27J n Of 18TH st. q,
100: Rockneld Construction co 10 James p
Flood. t226 Union ave. Sept ~ due. etc a,
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TO BUILD AT SANDS POINT.

5 Osgood Pcll Il Co, i'm conjunction
with Clark r chambers have sold for the
Wampase Realty Company large. plot
AT Sands Point. Long Island. To Harry
IT. T.. Galpu. OF New York.
Mr. Galpin will al once begin tho crec-
ton Of a country home and garage. The
plot ovcrlooks Manhasset Bay and is one
OF the most beautiful locations in the
vicinity. adjoining the estates of Fred
orick G. Hicks Robert Hoe. Clarence II.
Eagle and others.
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LONG ISLAND SALES.

James 3. Thomas sold for Dennis COL
Inns the four story hathouse with store.
on lot 20X9o feet. corner OF Third and
Pierce avenues. Long Island city. The
buyer is druggist who will occupy the
store.
g. Taus e Son sold at Rockaway Beach
for Henry Ronager his new house, west
side OF Clarence avenue. 10 -. Miron, VINO
viii occupy 1t. also for Ilartstein q stein
u plot on the east side of South Park ave-
nuc. 70 II. Bassman Tor Improvement.