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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05

- FASHION has decreed that Bronze Kid and Brown Kid are to he the smart Boots for women this winter, and in the large eastern centers all the fashionable shops are showing them.
 so VERY sensible. too, because they go so we'll with all the colors worn this fall As usual all the latest Boot styles are to beseen at this store first, and of course you will find plenty of Bronze Kid and Brown Kid Boots here. lace style, leather Louis heels, priced at S7 and So a pair Perfect fitting, supremely comfortable, ex- ceptional in quality of workmanship and materials.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Fancy Turkish Guest TOUeLs

OUR STOCK of Fancy Turkish comprehensive the
 You will not ony be delighted with the dainty patterns coors but with the excellent qualities present prices White Bodies with cooed pink lavender blue and gold at 35c soc and 75c to match 12x2 for l5c
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Unusual NeUSkirtS
 For Dress Utility and Sport Wear Prices S7.5O 10 S22.5O

SMARTLY tailored showing graceful
 
 pait ing style features Really wonderful values skirts of TafeIa Popns when combined dainty charming
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Irish Table Damask $500

Handsomest beached Irish Damagk; wide white a snow beached the Irish heather designs are so alto geer unusual and of aTsc excellence the work of the master artist yard NAPKINS to match 2zx24 inches at SS.50 per dozen
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
WOmens BQfh Robes ,S2.95, ,S5.95 to ,SII.5O

OUR GATHERING of Women's Blanket Robes largest and comprehensive wehave assembled such values they'll be surprise, they all bear price
 tickets that decided saving market prices These robes of Bankeng Plaid, Indian Floral Conventional designs finished with pocb cords bandings pping, others of corduroy cider down priced s295 upwards to S1150.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Rich Luxurious FurS

swthIc am the fewery fin Fur bnyng house o nn tomorrow fSuura nc r a he -EncMr rnge efrnS2 upMardt tS
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
64-InS. Table Ddnlask .SI.5O

Genuine German beached Table Damask weight ches wide in Shamrock, Ivey and Flake price $25 yard is much less elsewhere for like quality 2Ox2C Napkins match per
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Eueru Day More US Purchase Their Autumn Wauobes
 Th

IF WOMEN could realize what unusually fine and stylish things have come in the last few days. they would not wait another min- ute to complete their Fall and Winter ward robes. We have bent every effort to bring the greatest values it is possible to obtain. We'd be glad to have you come tomorrow and pass judgment
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
6O-InS Table DQmask SI.OO

Fine Linen Table DamasK full bleachsd 6Oinches wide Fleur de Lis Snow Flake Dot and Floral patterns splendid quality that will give lasting months of service yard S1O0NAPKINS match, size 1Sx1S inches s per
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Misses and Girls Fall Hats
 75C, $I.5O, up 10 $5

Girls beautiful sotcrowned wide choice in this Chrens hats specially Many that the they eXpnd Priced S22 So Cor vet Hat al O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
SMART SERGED DRESSES
 Sl2.5O SI5 and .H8.5O

- DRESSES of excellent quality wool serge in blue. black, brown and green spenddly made in many of the newest and most practical styles Straight Plat box plat and side palit.
 DRESSES with different length yokes ~ trimmed with braid pockets, buttons and belts different style collars of selfmateria; white flannel contrasting colored flannel TheL there dresses with the tunc skirt waist line dresses and straight dresses with sashes s- Remarkable values at S12.5O to S1S.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Pretty Autumn FrOckS SI8.5O and S22.5O

-JAUNTY STYLES for shopping. dressy styles for yes-and dainty, modish styles for party wear.
 DRESSES of Satin, of Serge and of Sergeand Satin in combination. Coat effects. paited styles straight and belted models. The colors?- why. there's every cclor that fashion has decreed for the fall and winter S1S50. S2O and S22.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
OUer-ShadoUing Previous Efforts in HQtS for .S4.95

CONSIDERING Wholesale cOnslder of the of novelties from
 assemblage $i95 Min o the Southwest
 PREPARATIONS extraordinary exercised in might the latest shapes The that in line STYLE NEWNESS color and color combna- ions all white unusual at S495
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
AUTUMN DRESSES
 .S25.OO to .S29.5O

ITS THE WONDER of tie season how such beau tiful dresses be sold for the little prices we've at tached to them
 STYLES for street and afternoon wear Beautiful. Exquisite Dresses of Georgete Crepe and Velvet of Charmmeuse Satin with Hand-Work Bead Trim ming, of Velvet with handsome Fur Trimmings - and of those very combinations of Silk and Wool. You will beagreea0y surprised the value contained A these dresses at the prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
72-Ins. Table Ddn,aSk S2.O0,

Finest German Damasg 72 inches wide double satin grass thread flax splendid sorment Pansy Fern. Rose Chrysanthemu Acorn Lis, yard S2OO NAPKINS to match 22x22, s5 per 24x24 at S75O per dozen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05

-WEAT A SURPRISE tomorrow! DO you large express shipment Millinery will The adorable
 gold silver trimmings be somewhere they fully Fashions latest demand beautiful bewitchinS
 S1S5O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
Handsome Autumn Coats SIO SI2.5O UpWards 10 $35

remarkable wonderful
  saving of dollars.
 daing models including the becoming color she most Prices from SO upwards to s35.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05

OUR TABLE DAMASKS have envable reputation in the lowest prices
 WHETHER be 25c Liner Towel, dollar RecepiC know sound and worthy be linens exclusively and beautiful in design and finish will know where they dependable Linens
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05

WE COUNT it privilege to supply wear ing apparel to women who dress well, and show our appreciation by presenting new things continually The Suits, Coats, Dresses and Millinery displayed here tomorrow, for instance, are late arrivals and exceptionally smart. Prices are lower than elsewhere for equal quality.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
SUITS Thai Are Different
 Moderately Priced ct SI5

- DIFFERENT because from all appearances you'd eXepct them be at least s morethan the price ask Look at the range of materials serge. popin, whipcord and gaberdine
 STYLES, oh, pleasing fare effects, fitted lines and belted models; colors those most in demand for Autumn wear and mclu0e green, black and brown Much better value than you'll find elsewhere at such nrice
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
CHildrpn;S Bath Robes S1.75, $2.5O 10 S3.5O

WARM ND cozy for these cool mornings evenings garments that will only bring delight the children, but made of excellent quality materials and of good weight medium light and dark shades patterns and coors finished with pockets cords and cuffs trimmed match. Sizes childrens from II prices begin S75 and upwards s35O and good value at each price
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
7O-Ins. Table Danlask Sl.5O

- Pure Line Satin Damask, good heavy qua full bleached kinds, 66 and 70 inches in wi Fleur de Lis, Fern, Leaf, Dot and Rose patte centers and striped or figured border. per to match S35O and S4 per dozen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-05
A Wonder Value in BlOuseS %505 Br
Of Chiffon Crepe dc Chine ant CeorgeHe Crepe Charming
 Fall Models

TI;REi--
 
  they to price SC THE STYLE and beauty these Blouses a 95 pricetag with THEY'RE Chine flesh maize we pum burgundy and black with collars
 
  al Mondays price
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
Hudson Guilds New Model Tenement
in Old Chelsea a Hive of Interest

The Model Tenement. At 49, West
Tw~enty-eishth street. was built by
friends Of the Hudson Guild. The build
ing Is 50 feet wide and six stories high. It
contains apartments Of two. three. four
n five rooms and bath. zach apartment
being steam heated and having electric
lights and excellent plumbing fixtures.
The building was financed by the sale
Of bonds. the income Of which IL limited
TO 4 per cent. The stock Of the COM
pany has been given to the Hudson
Guild. and It is expected zach year to
retire some Of the bonds % that even
tually the building will be absolutely
owned by the Hudson Guild. The apart
nents rent for 4 average Of $3.50 Der
room per month. The building IL fully
rented and has a long waiting list.
A large portion Of the ground floor
has been rented to the Chelsea Boys
boarding Club. where working boys will
be given a room and meals at cost.
In the basement OF tho building there is
IA kitchen and dining room for the work.
ers OF the Hudson Guild n the roof is
arranged as a roof garden. Herbert
Baer and Henry klaber designed the
building.
The building faces Chelsea Park and
IL the latest addition to a eroup o,
buildings which Is making a neighbor.
hood centre Of the streets s%urroundins
the park.
A cooperative store 10 planned for one
OF the stores In the tenement.
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heretofore paid its expenses by taxing
real estate--in a large sense by taxing
rent--mlst now look to other sources
Of revenue. Five years ago the tax
satherer of New York city took a total
OF approximately 90 per cent OF the
rent paid by Its inhabitants to its land
owners To-day the tax gatherer IL TAX
ing 80 per cent Of the rent. aud In
threatening TO take still more for the
municipal housekeeping.
In the meantime the proportion Of rent
paid to income enjoyed by the citizens
OF the city has steadily receded. Bust
ness rents cannot be too highly taxed
or business will be driven away. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BUSINESS COMING
| HERE FROM SEATTLE
Prohibition Measures Force
Saloon Men to Seek New
York as a Haven.

.-.,..
Prohlbition measures enacteu recen.,y
by Seattl" legislators nave iorceo pus,-
ness across the cont'nent 70 view io.N.
For several weeks seattle care men nave
been looking over the New YORK nelo
ana getting brokers' ADVICE on INC vaIue
ior saloon business OF CORNERS VI 'aI,vu'
sections OF the CITY. ro''y.
second street. sixth avenue, hortn oi
Thirty-fourth street miro ayehue,
titty-ninth street, lloth street LenoA
avenue. seventh avenue fientn avenue,
l2oth street. fulton street ana CnuLe"
street a v been secured WIN an eye tor
likely locations Tor cares.
In TACT there is not a street Oh any
traffc consequence IN new iorh WIZ"
has been overlooked either ny oeat.le
saloon men or brokers TO "noW tncy nsNe
sntrtsted their MISSION one man nas
spcn' WV up 10 lhst "cohesoas ~
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Decreased Demand
for Larger Flats
Result of "Movie''
Popularity--.Sa -
loon Properties
Suffer..-With Au-
tomobile. Cheap
Theatre Brings
Many Changes

The most important new influences in
troduced into the Affairs of the world
during the last Ave years have been au-
iomobiles and moving pictures. The ef.
feet OF the wide use Of these mechanical
devices on civilization and on the peo-
rle themselves has yet to be a%scertained,
but their effect on real estate can now
be Judged.
As to the automibile the most obvious
effect is. Of course. that Of making OBJ
sole,e stables and that Of creating some
demand for land for garages. A few
years ago stables were altered into ga
RACES. but the fire prevention regula-
lions enacted and the very high insur.
ancs rates imposed by the FIRE insur-
snce companies on converted non-fre-
proof garages have made such altera-
tons Improbable.
The main effect OF automobiles on real
estate has been ~twofold--the wider dis
tribu;ion Of population. particularly evil
denced by the building of suburban
houses by people Of means. and further.
the end of the era when the city home
Of the citizen determines his social
stand ing. Twenty-Five years ago. when
most Of the private dwellings were being
built. each family was rated in its own
estimation and In that Of the community
by the character of the home occupied.
II the family mansion was on Fifth ave-
niue or adjacent thereto. a certain
glamour was spread over the establish
ment.
II the family failed Of the means to
locate on Fifth avenue or Murray Hi
q house was bought from one> o. to,
builders who erected the long rows Of
dwellings In the IVES, Seventies and
Eighties The value Of the house occu-
pied fixed generally the social status ~
the family. even down to the men OF
smaller means who bought or rented in
the West Ninetiee or In Harlem or
BROOKLYN.
To-day dwelling houses. all OF them.
are practically a drug on the market.
Lacking a fashionable d~ressmaker who
requires a house near Madison avenue.
or a doctor who needs an office. the
houses are occupied. II they are used AT
all, 10y their owners. T.ey can with
difficulty he rented. The care Of a
house ia too great 10 be undertaken
from choice IL there is no inducemen,
Of added social prestige offered.
The social station OF the family is
largely judged to-day by its equipment
~ motors. Better a small hotel suite
or a kItchene;te with a 1915 model than
a mansion and the street car as IA
means ~ conveyance. Banks and fnan-
cial institutions that favored mortgage
loans On dwellings occupied by their
owners on the theory than an oUner
viii sacrifice everything to protect his
r%ooftrec, have recently been given a full
opportunity Ia revise their ideas.
The motion picture has had "A still
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
MOVING PICTURE BIG
FACTOR IN LOCAL.
REALTY CONDITIONS

Lace, tu.-
re.i ..,st. more r.s Sn 80 Sm w..
lana g.. ,.,.ons' ine uem,a." ~
IT,. ,ho.n.e ne'e..es anu mo,'ns pu..
voi,,. :. .as"s nsu,." ~.
go. un'enes uen'anu Wv
IN H.. n.s - - o"1 ~ Nv ~ ., &C..
,nnonas ou"'' na"" !. nas Gu, uo"" VI.
"rem,. u ~ unc c'tn ss,oo" ~
IL, s.seiy 'na' -. a"s a.eru.
800. .asH Ut vi any vi 'ne uoIousns
10Y eo."ess are Wy nu'ne
ha., r"S,,.s w. ,nn mas
~, ,,h. 49, az.
v.n,n, y "x ia 49,
rnom aa,ueeuuss,,' r -, IVY se..u
,bena po,, p ~ " "m
hw, i..So a.. ia ~. 80 10 .sh'
-. So ~" ~ ssn.
.ra n,m,oro,s ,Sro,aho,, ,ho
civ ~. 49, r.ai .s,.,. r,an 90 ,as,,t,'
rh. r..son c.n ~. a.cr,h.a % ,,a shn;.
,ine an NJ Enumeration on accoun,
~ ,h. r,rn.n 49, ~ ,,o ,,.h nan,
~ IIvipg Meaning Tho hiyher zoe, ~
food. I'M, ns,,her NJ those c,uses nor
both NJ them toop,hsr exnlaip this condi.
tion, The WORKING formulation ia receiy-
ing is Ia 20 per cent. more WAGES than
was paid Ave years ago. and this in.
crease will ompensat for a good deal
Of increase In food costs.
The larger reason 10 the moving pic
ture theatre. This form Of amusement
has obtained a hold IN the masses Of
the population which can hardly be APP
preciated. II In the recreation and Kill
time OF a~ll--young and old, married aud
single. English speaking n non-tn-
slish speaking peoples. The cost or the
admissions paid ny a tamiiy OF nve IN
the course OF a week 10 NOT the large
factor. The enect OF the spo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
BRONX BUSINESS MEMS DAY.
Manufacturer and Bankers "a -
introduced tO Borough.

Manufacturers and bankers day Is
planned by the Bronx Board OF Trade
FOR Thursday. May IS.
The object % the day is 10 bring into
closer relationship the financial and
manufacturing interests Of The Bronx
with particular regard to the newcomers
among the manufacturers and those FROM
elsewhere who might become intereste1
In making The Bronx their base,
The programme includes a harhor trip
luncheon Mt The Ward Baking Compan!
plant. an automobile trip through the rap.
Idly growing industrial section, a .triI
over the New York. Westchester an
Boston Railway. n a dinner at Huntei
island Inn. followed by speakers 81
prominence on subjects relating q
finance and industry.
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FOR THE SUMMER
MAssACHUsETTs.


Al Nantucket. Mass. for Season. Kill
LAVIl.LA.' nine rooms, large bathroom
sewer connections. electric lights, open FIRE
places: covered porcher three sides 81 house.
detached laundry. hot aud cold water. sta
tionary tubs; high class furnishings; hal'
acre lot. Situated on Clin Road, one block
from sea Gin Inn" half mile from Golf
Grounds, ten minutes walk to bathing
beach. View OF HarbQr and Moor> Rem
$500. Apply OWNER, Telephone lS3W
or Box es3, South Orange. y, J,
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city must stir itself to distribute the
burden Of the cost Of government by
taxing many things besides real estate
things which are still immune from any
such burdens.
In the years to come there may be a
reaction. but the phenomena Of the
changes brought about by the automobile
and the moving picture theatre will have
TO he carefully considered during the
next few yeav. WILDER G. 0ooDALE.
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Artistic Waterfront Home

ON n heautiful corner plot, With 4 fine View
In Il Ms enclosed sleeping porch: white enam-
eiled woodwork throughout; 9 tapestry
brick ~nreplhces. interior finished In modern
stvlp. sewerage aud all city Improve
mcnts: privilege Of private bathing beach 4.
bail, under owners personal care $500
cash. balance can be arranged: 80 minutes
from city. g O'CONNELI.. l05 Fla,bush
Ave Brooklyn.
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LONG Is. HOME FOR PHYSICIAN.

Edwin n. Rowley has sold to DR.. Will
lam e. Thro for Helen NJ. HART a
bungalow and large plot Of ground 'front.'
ing on Long Island Sound AZ Northpoft.
pr. Thro will improve the property and
occupy II as Il summer home.
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l.. T.. PREFER RED TO SARATOGA,

Mrs. NJ. McKonna Of 1 West Eighty
second street has bough, y rlo, of land
in the pine. section Of Br!ghtwaters.
/. l.. on which she will erect a bunea-
low. Mrs. Mckenna has lived In her
old home in Saratoga for thirty sum-
meA. but will abandon i az soon AS her
Long Island bungalow is ready.
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uP.T0.DATE BUNGALOW

Five rooms and bath within : minutes
walk Of bathing beach; haS electricity,
water, gas, sidewalks, etc; terms $500 cash.
balance easy monthly payments. y.
SHORE, et3 W, 3tth ~,
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FARMS FOR SALE.
"Top of the World"
SS Acre Farm, Sl,l60

Here's an old fashioned homestead sur.
rounded BY summer homes Of wealthy New
workers.: elevation 2.o:a IT,: . room house.
nsinted. with cellar ana running water: 40
n. harm and ate bic; daily mail; near neigh.
hors; few minutes TO school; plenty Of wood
and fruit: s COW pasture; machine worked
nelds: desirable year around home ar Dc
lishtful for summer. Full details psse IL,
''Etrout's Money. Making Farms" copy free
r. a. srRoUT FARM AGENCY. Dept
ao?sH. $50 NassAu ST. New yoUA,
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WATERFRONT BUNGALOW

40 minutes from town; b rooms. bath, all
modern improvements. gaze. electricity; 2
minutes to bathing beach. boating, etc, ,
select neighborhOOd responsible party can
have possession at once: $3.50 cash, balance
very easy terms. u. OWNER, 3t9 II, 18th
ST, Phone a0J6 Stuy Nesant.
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ELEGANT 5 room bungalow. modern I'm
movements such as gas and electric light,
pretty hNtures, steam heat, panelled walls
and beamed ceilings. white ena m wood.
work: beautiful bath. spacious porch, lawn
lr,u IL. hing n,a,h and hartug, inusi have
s3O0 cash, hal nee easy, HARROR BrNGA-
LON hoN 40 sun office,
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Ideal Home Near the Sound

II rooms, I baths; hot water heat. gas,
sewer. water and electricity; spacious
Dorches. 10 minutes to S2rd ~. h 18th Ave h.
4 minutes TO station, privilege Of restricted
bathing beach good title; $1,000 cash.
balance can be arranged to suit, d
STEPHENSON. eN W. S+th ST.
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OVERLOOKING the OCEAN

beautiful cottage Just finished, built for
al! year home; ow ner cannot occupy. !
4,rg. rooms. hath; open fireplace In living
room: all the very latest Improvements.
electricity, gas, fun cellar. hot water heat
new model range with extra hot water Mt
tachment in Kitchen; abundance OF shrub
berry. price s.. 200, worth 5000, responsible
party ran take possession for $500 cash,
balance very easy terms. 40 minutes from
city. &. BROWNE. 3t9 Y. ltih ST
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Modern Bungalow In tho Woods

S rooms and hath, modern Improvements;
IS minutes from 33rd 81, 4 7th Ave. s
r %%l' soea tile. SuSoxLow. -: 10 ssn
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C0NNECTTCTT REAL Estate.

To SETTLE AN ESTATE am offering a
good two family house Of nine rooms each
located on Brooklyn Village Green, Conn
near Pomfret, including SO acre Plot For
nariicuIars address y. r. Adm =,
Is Larsbee st, Burnside, Conn.
IDEAL all-year- round home. 10 rooms
and hath: barn: excellent view Sound ex-
elusive neighbornooo committing distance
New York y 81 Quintsrd Ave, 50.
Sorwalk Conn.
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ON LONG ISLAND SOUND, good bath.
ins. boating, hshlng, golhng. motoring. 30
minutes from New York city. furnished for
summer, a, $500 to $1,000. on or near the
water. PERCY {. ADAMs. Boz u. Sound
Beach, Conn.
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VERMONT.
LAKE COTTAGES
On Shore of One of Prettiest
Lakes in Vermont
VERMONT.

r Ex>rERN NMEkiCA"
From .IN 20 ten rooms. fully furnished .
electric lights, modern plumbing. with hot
and cold w.tcr. open freplsces. Complete
Llectri, Ranges for Cooking. constant cleo
OIL. service a. extremely low power rates
uthouse. vegetable and dover garden:
tsuui. rowboats furnished, motor-boats
available, splendid mountain scenery, fure
Mountain spring Water, beautiful drives
'e.ephohe. free delivery of mall. groceries.
laundry. ice and all supplies. near village
If 1000 inhabitants, boarding at club
house II preferred: bes, Of reference. Price
So "a $3.50, May 20 to Oct. 10. Write Tor
illustrated booklet. Address W. 7. g.. box
49, sun offce.
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sensible tsrmsi bsrssins, sny dessriptiou
VSSV' Avs1ssx Lfxl' ''''''' eSA'
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OCEAN FRONT, CAPE coz
Eorest Beach. South Chatham

New bungalow. six rooms: large piazza
fireplace; lot 0 1000 "a. IT., all wooded, ~
II. frontage on ocean; hne sandy beach o.
town road; 81, 500: also ocean front build
ing lots; small cottage TO rent; write for
plans and photographs. GEORGE F.
WADSWORTH. 10 state st. Boston. Mass.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-BROOKLYN.
FLATBUSH-BARGAN,

Detached . room house. bargain; large
living room. billiard room. electric lights
all improvements: garags; plot boxioo: near
Prospect Park. CAN until 4 Sunday or hy
appointment. 2N Stratford road. Tele
phone e2<s Flathush.
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OLD FASHIONED GUS

: rooms aud bath. with modern improve
ments; sewer. water, gas. etc macadam
road, sidewalks, curbs. large plot Of ground
80 minutes out 5000 cash, balance as rent.
!. II. STEPHENSON, 2N3 W, 3tth 81.
OLD FASHIONED BUNGALOW. Ave
rooms; Mot sOSllo; water, electricity. etc. F.:
needs few repairs. 500 cash. balance easy
terms. title guaranteed. NORTH. box l07
sun once.
If YOU ARE LOOKING for q ltttls
BUNGALOW for 1915 aud q large plot oi
ground near water and trolley on fsrn,s ot
t7s down and Is monthly answer A. onre.
g STORE, los Flstbush Ave, Brooklyn.
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f-om ston. 7.room cottage, 4 acre land
tre f.s"s, climate and neishborhood e.
A RICHARDSON, Cape PorpoiHr. Maine.
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RERKsHlRE HlLLs-TO RENT.
NEW YORk.

NEW YORK-Lsss Islss1.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
OVERLOOKING
LAKE WINNEPESAUKEE
For Sale or Rent At East Akcn, N. H.

WIS.,. ,o'iagcs; $500 up, all improvements
'rr hotcf bathinE. tennis. OWNER.
e-s Mao ave, Brooklyn.
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MAINE.
KlTTERY POINT, MAINE
MAINE.

TO LET-Furnished house Of . rooms
and hath; high location near shore: conve-
rient 20 stores, trolleys, etc. stable on
premises. Address CAPT. HORACE SEA-
WARDS. k!t,ery Point. Me.