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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

WANTED--Dry corn fodder. II. r
Cushfnan Mfg. Co. III
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

.W.hNTED--Boys TO sell vanilla
ilavorihr after school hours aud SAT-
trdays send 81 for eight bottles that
fbtail for 25c each. Send postcard
for free sample bottle. Wakefield Ex-
irect CO., Sanboruvile. n. II. 9t25'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31
The Grip.

An ache in the back and q, pain in the
head.
That's The grip
4 choke in the throat aridl a yearniug
for bea
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

WANTED-Housewo by the hour.
Address Box 1872. Bennington. 1lt6s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

That $ me grip,
a river Of heat. then a shiyer Of cold
\ feeling OF being three hundred
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

WANTED-Wo Woman between 80 and
60 years old as housekeepor. One in
family. Address Box 81, East Airing
ton ITS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
FOR SALE-FURNrTURE

DROP HEAD SINGER: ALL At
tachments. sewH perfectly; SIS
Large brass bed. complete. t27b0
9xl2 rug, $3.50. and s rooms high
grade furniture. all together or by
piece.
1927 X Eighth av.. bet. pike and Pine
FOR SALE-HEATER FOR WOOD
sonable. JG7 10th. Mary ave. n. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
THE nIGGrsr vALurs N

THE HIGHEST VALUES ~
USED CARS
Ford engine in perfect condition .
extra good tires. Special 1900.
Oakland. looks like new. new
tires 1850
1915 Lexington. in the bes, Of con
ditlon: you cant tell Il from new.
ti.t0e
Dodge. new batteries; engine In per
foet condition. good tiros. Rpo-
ciai $500.
Chandler Coupe. IN perfect eondi-
ton special tlioo.
overland. new battery: engine and
tires in fine condition Special
lpiT Oakland. this car has an eHpc.
eialiy good engine. Special 1900.
Baby Grand Chevrolet. this Is an
extra special bargain 'i55.
aason Roadster. in perfect shape.
with good tree Special $500.
Gran, q. engine and tires in the hes,
% condition. Special $3.50.
Investigate our easy term payment
plan
We teach you 60 drive FREE
smELps-LivESooop MOTOR co
1903 nth Ave.
CHEVROLET RoADsTER. cHEV-
rniet s-pAss. liupmobile S-pAss.
Auburn ehummp roadster. Au-
burn 5-pnas touring. one-ton
trucks .-tan worm drive truck.
a. ton. wurm-driv~ truck.
ZnISnEN- WOOD MOTOR co
,oss Fourth Ave Elliott ttos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
LIBERTY BONDS

DON'T BE swISDLED our OF
YOUR BONDS SELL DIRECT
TO RELIABLE STOCK AND
BOND uROKER
NORTHWESTERN STOCK & BOND
COMPANY
COL Alaska bldg. Cherry and End.
Open evenings until > o'clock sun
days from IL to Z for the con-
Vsnienco OF the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

coon. LIGHT DELIVERY TEAM.
harness and wagon for sale or
trade for a good young COW or
poultry Also one tp0-cHE CYphera
incubator. sell or trade ON the
odd Rrnton car line at HrNn
Mawr. wash ~ y Collier
WEtI-uRFp AtREDALE Pup
ptea. 81 Phone MoHt ta5TN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED
trucks. = to 2-ton. offered at bar
gain prices.
ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES co
East 300. 1908 nth Ave.
1913 PAIGE. 4-PASSENGEH SPEED
ater This car can't be told from
new. Original cost s2.750. All
cord tires. Some buy Mt s1,G5O.
Two ScrippB- Booth s-cyllnder sedan.
4 passenger. $1,000
Used COR Emporium. 18th e. u. Pine.
HAVE ELGtN CLOVERLEAF ~
very first class condition. WIN sell
on easy terms. Aad take small car
as part payment.
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co. Inc.
n0f T.. Pike St East b5S
WILL EXCHANGE a BUICK ROAD
HtcG 1916 model. fu1b equipped.
electric lights and Starter, for
cloFe-in acreage. no atumps. Phone
Rainier 2SG.
FOR SALE - FORD ROADSTER.
1915. good condition, tires good.
1850. terms. queen Anne 279L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
woST Last LosG
10 FOR ExCHaNGE-KEAL
ESTATE

HAVE A GOODPAYTSG cOtTv.
try hotel 70 trade for clear seatfi.
property. Improved or unimproysd
or viii take acreage or farm land
/ also have a general nercha ndl,s
stock. with the building. which
viii run about $50 600. which Ne
VIII sell or trade. Have some rood
rOominR house buys IN city and
paying hotel In I3elllngham sls1
II you are in the market Tor any
thing. ! can save you money. sI.
Green building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

/ STILL sLAsnING PRICES
THE REMAINING USED cans
ON otN FLOOR MUST 90.
1lEGAllDLi.SH or PRICE.
HERE'S YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
To purchase good car at
practically your own price
and tefmH.
EVERY CAR
We offer you at this sale IL In
! good shape and ready for
I the road
Come up eAriy-Kot your pick |
Of the cars.
GIVE Us
500 and drive this fine tour
ing car away. a surprise I
awaits you here.
on THIS ONE
1900 and you can take 8, home 1
with you. It's a high class /
light car.
AND THEN
5000 Will start you out With 1
this sedan. It's a snappy car.
WOULD you PAY
1900 on a fine sir touring car
that is ia fine condition and
that has almost new tiresf
Would YOU
JUST THINK /
$500 puts you In possession of
a high ciaRa roadster. just
from tho paint shop.
IT'S on THE SQUARE /
1900 starts you out with one
pf the classt~st automobile
ever built In the United
states. Come and see a.
NO BULL
$3.50 tets you In on this road
atrr. its practically new:
she does the counter balance
on hlEh.
a JAZZ can
1850 sees you cutting the Wind
In fhia road demon Come
pick u Oft
VOW COME on
$3.50 II no, much 10 pu, down
on modern car Were
practically giving this car
away.
MONEY TALKS
5000 and you glide over IN.
hills IN a smooth running
k-cYiiuder automobile that
" hard 10 tell from now.
COME SEE THEM
WE HAVE SOME WONDER Il
FUL HuYS
sAME OLD EASY TERMS
USED CAR pErT.
HArSgwoRTH MOTOR co.
1850 broadway
Phone East i.s
Distributors % Oidsmubiier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
rc1,Ios

FORDS
s275 AND UP
100 down and about S25 per month
WIZ get you a dandy 5-pasHenger
Ford. Some have shock absorbcrs.
electric lights. electric starters
bumpers. sent covers and many
other extras
WASHINGTON OAKLAND co.
l2th and L. Pike st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
MALE uEIr WANTED

WANTED THREE MEN WITH
rheumatiam. sore, aching WuHy To-
and lame back Co take VITO Net
treatments free. nutter than tut
Springs nrng this adj. 2a6 Gem
trail uuilding
MEN AGE III To tbi ENrER1ENcE
unnecessary. Travel. make secret
NEGOTIATIONS reports salaries
expenses American Foreign De-
tecuvc Agency. SEQ. So Louis.
Statesmen WANTED NOW iS
the tree salesman opportunity.
write us for outfit SALEM
NURSERY COMPANY. SALEM.
OREGON
WANTED noYs ron ROUTE car.
fiers in all parts ~ tho city, Good
chance for advancement
Apply 60 Circulation Department
Seattle star
WANTED ROY ATTENDING mon
school to work after school. one
attending Franklin high preferred.
Apply Circulation Dept, star.
BARRIER FOR STEADY Jon cts
Pacific ave, Tacoma. froNtdent
NidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
10 rOR sAII,-nEAI ESTATE

I 10 fOR sALE--HEAL ESTATE
CHEAP HOMES
COMPLETED ASD
READY 10
MOVE ~
1850
only $50 each. balance 50 per
month. Including Interest. buyr "a
semi modern three room cotthge
wlih sleeping porch city water.
city night close 90 car and paved
ntfs"ts facing on b0-f0ot street.
with lot f0Eil0.
1880
only $3.50 each. balance $50 per
month. Including interest buys a
modern. FEht 40 70 the-tni mute
three room California bungalow.
with fpii cement foundation. ono
short block from car ilno and
paved streets. with big. flns gar
den lot '5Sis6.
1900
400 cash. baisne" iI5 per month.
buys tNo-roofn semi modern
cottage. with bathroom. built 80
that additional room can be butt
on. nice. lafR" garden lot. 4ORti0.
facing on an s0-foof boulevard
street. three short blocks from
car line and paved streets direct
90 the nhipyards and uptown shop
ping district without transfer.
if2s
Large fine t0xi2 0-foot lot. with 80
ira fine garden soil: cloae 20 the
car line. two and one half miles
inside the city limits To rsnpon-
rible party in position 20 build.
little lumber and vhO is DESTROYS
rents and the high cost Of living.
W. viii sell. nothing down. bal
ancs ii5 per month.
TO INVESTIGATE
Take Fauntieroy car No : on rlrst
avenue 20 west Juneau street to-
morrow Salesman VIII be az ths
llttie white office on the ieft-hand
eide ready and willing 20 show
you the best home or lot buys on
the market In Seattle today or
call a. our downtown office at
any time during the week. and W.
Will take you out and show you
the property.
H. * TURNER REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
COZ 9Th Ave Phone Elliott f2z6
5000 California Ave. Phone West 1866.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

1915 rom SEDAN. 1 500 miles:
Just 7ikr new. has new
tirrns Leon lighting and ig-
milton system. shock absorb
era and everything else n
Ford could have. Price 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE co.
Ilot D. Pike St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
EOR RENT--IiOIsE SIS
81 UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

WHY HOI.LER ABOUT RENT
hogs. when We Will self you and
Groom bungalows and large lots.
two miles inside the city limits.
one and three blocks from paved
street. car limo direct 20 ship
YARDS Price oniy tt.ta0 TO t2.51o.
terms 500 20 $500 cash. $50 20 $50
month, Including interest. Take
Fauntierny ear on First ave. 10 ".
juneau - Inquire az the little
white office. Statesmen on the
ground every day until ) .. IN. and
all day sunday.
II $. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
1904 Fourth Ave. Phone Elliott ease.
5000 California Ave, Phone West Is5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

Jnly 1850 each. balance $50 per
month. Including Interest. buys
modern FlEht up r. the-tni mute
threr-r room California bungalow.
with fuii cement foundation: ono
short block from car iluo and
paved streets. with biz. fins Rnr-
den lot. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04

only iiS0 cash balance 80 per
month including interest buys a
semi modern thfeH-room cottage
Win sleeping porch. city water.
city light. close 90 car and paved
Htre"tH facing on t0-foot street,
with lot fOEtl0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
n RON s,I.E-AuToM0niI.r s

LEST YOU FORGET
We want t. remind you that our
Used Car Department has mum
h,r uf mighty nice ught catH, all
low prices.
Come up aud look them over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-04
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE HE'LL WANTED

KITCHEN WALLS WASHED ny
experienced window cleaner. Phone
Main 5sB7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-23
GAS . MADE IN EL PASOI
BOX 9pxo.a QUALITY PRODUCTS .rr D4coI
yn~r Co ARE MADE HERE lNADE In IL IAOOI
Make Your Dollars Mean Something tt
City-You Get Benefits From the
City, Help Benefit the City

Since the earliest day Of Fl Paso
the watehword Of the city has been
PROGRESS.
Il Is the end TO which every irdi-
vidual and corporation in the city, as
well as the city itself is working.
Every business IN e Paso is working
toward the end-Progress-end giving
Service meets with Success.
Every citizen in Fl Paso owes II to
his or her city 10 boost for the sue
cess Of every honest endeavor in the
city. Every store in the city is a part
of the community. The city needs ev-
cry corporation it has. Every indus
try is of value to the community.
Every citizen should appreciate the
value Of business to the community.
and do his part by supporting it in
every way possible.
Patronage is a part Of each citizens
duty to his or her city. A personal in
terest should be maintained in civic in
terests. Every civic improvement is
made possible BY the greater CONNER
,ial growth Of the city. Growth is es-
timated in q community by increased
capitalization and increased Industries
Growth cannot be arrived at unless the
spirit Of the community is pushing TO-
ward the betternent Of the city.
The value of a thing is in the whole;
no part is as essential as the whole.
The city ls not a unit if the whole
community is not working toward the
same end. The manufacturers and
merchants need the individual citizen;
they need you ami you need them
FL Paso can be the greatest CONNER
eial center in the Southwest By the
consolidation Of interests, which means
the unity Of the individual and the
merchant. The getting together Of
the men who advertise and the men
who read the advertisements.
Get acquainted with the business
men in the city and take q pride in
making the industries Of Fl Paso
geater-that's the duty of every en-
thusiastic citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02

M ..es7..7
cSe/2-5t
op-35 NAVY DEPARTMENT
~ ipr1l. 1919.
sir:
n. work carried Of during the var BY tho
NAVY pspsrasut developing anti-suu arine dsTtees
sou1ppnz for anti-suha arine operations
had an Important restricting subj arino
GtionS
TnIs result "a made possible By tho spl end1d
e,dssoee and cooperation Of tho dtsttnCiihe
scimiss engineers, and eustness men mo we're In ono
vay or another assoet sed With the Special Board on
ht1-sutu .rins pevi Mi had been appointed tho
psosrn St TO SUI srv work OF this nature.
ne Navy pspsrta n v1shes TO s4rsss tts
Of valuable asststAnes rndrsd BY you
/" this competition.
Very truly yours.
-zE.Iz AfS2a 4-s~
Ac..ag Secretary of the psvy.
z dri dgs \. John son, Persistent,
Victor Talking rsehtno Co.,
ca,dsn, N. J.
The sun., 1919-08-18
NEWARK MARKET IS ACTIVE.
Factory Deals Put Through By
Feist q Feist, Inc.

Two large Jersey factory deals were
put through last week by Feist & Feist,
Inc. Through their factory sales de-
partment they sold to the Overland Tire
Company for Arthur n. Sanford prop
erty on Cortlandt street about 100 feet
south Of Holmes street, Beileville, on
which they will build a one story build
Ing covering about $4,000 square feet.
The plot has frontage OF approx
.mately 400 feet on Cortlandt street, with
depth Of $50 feet, running to the
tracks Of the Newark and Paterson
branch Of the Erie Railroad. w. o.
Bartlett architect. In charge of the pro-
posed building, estimates that, II will
cost about 100000. The Overland Tire
Company was represented In the sale
by John d. dwell and James A. Whit
man. t.-' ~ u y.
Through the factory department. the
Gabriel Chemical Company rented. with
an option of purchase. the two story
brick factory building at 257 Washing
ton street. Orange, N. ]. The property
Is in the heart of the industrial section
and will be used by the Gabriel com
pany for the manufacture OF Hight chem
icals. . = a..4.... 3 --..- i.
Feist & Feist Inc, also sold for Leon
ard Zusi to Herbert Stevenson the house
at 20 Cypress street, Clinton Ill., on a
plot 52xl00. -.a ..-
The sun., 1919-08-18
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Samuel Galitzka and ]. Lacov sold
for the Manler Building Corporation
to a client for occupancy a house with
garage, 2Sx1o0, on the north side OF
Avenue % ia feet east Of East Eight
zenith street, Flatbush.
]. salsbery sold for S. Elgart to NJ.
Gordon six-family fiat, 26x100, at
1884 Forty-fourth street. tt--
Burling & Swami, Inc, sold the three
dwellings, 47x100, at liz to ia Hart
street for w. p. Huise to s. Lesko.
witz. att. ,~.
Truxton Construction Company.
William Levine president, sold to the
Norman Holding Company garage tust
being completed at tho northeast corner
OF Sixth avenue and Sixty-second street.
Harry Breslow Of the Empire Tex
tile Mills purchased from Samuel
Kellner plot at 40S Crown street i.- s.,
Alderman s Davidson purchased
from Morris Kernblum a two family
dwelling being erected at 1894 Forty
seventh street. ... .a...
Il. T. Newman sold the four story
dwelling $40 Carroll street for the
Mechanics Bank to Miss Margaret Nc
Caffery. -..t - .sr, =.
Bulkiey a Horton Company sold at
227 Macon street, between Tompklns
and Throop avenues, "A three story and
basement dwelling, lot 1sx1oo, to Lucille
R. Hunt for occupancy.
r. 8. Fisher sold plot 6ex100 corner
Avenue o and East Ninsteenth street for
Marie Fisher to a client 1ss5-s7 East
Eighteenth street for Charles w. ,Ander-
son to q client; 1910 Avenue p for
9eorgiana Somers TO Alice Reynolds,
and 1871 Avenue p for Louis McArdell
to a client. ....l. va. .
J. J. I.evey Company sold a dwelling
at 1913 East Seventeenth street, Flat
bush, on plot 50x100 to a client for
OCCUPANCY. -.
The sun., 1919-08-18
.STUYVESANT SQUARE |
HOME TO BE STUDIO
Petersfield Farm Landmark
Will Be Rcr,odeIled. I'D

Another Manhattan landmark wac
added TO the fast increasing list OF
studio buildings by the sale last week
Of the house, which was formerly part
OF the Stuyvesant estate, at 1 Ruther-
ford place, southwest corner Of Seven
teenth street, to DR.. Herman N. Appel
The Rutherford place property was
part Of the Petersfield farm, which was
owned by Petrus stuyvesant at his death
In 1905, and which formed a part OF the
real estate holdings Of the stuyvesant
family as late as 1855. At his death
Fetrus Stuyvesant willed the farm TO
Peter Gerard stuyvesant, who gave the
land TO the city for Stuyvesant Park
end caused the creation of Rutherford
and Livingston places
As result Of the partition of the
farm among Peter lizard stuyvesant's
heirs the Rutherford place property
went to Gerard stuyvesant, who, In
May. 1S49, sold the plot at l Rutherford
place to James Foster for S20,40O.
In 1856 the first transfer of the prop
erty with the dwelling included was
made. 1t was sold, for S1s,500 to
Camilla d. Gerard of Montgomery, Ala
An interesting sidelight on the property
values OF the neighborhood is shown by
the prices which the property brought
IN later transfers THE highest price
raid was $4,000 in February 1894, and
the lowest was $751; 900 In 1852. In. 1919
a first mortgage Of $4,000 was fore
closed. and the property bid in for $685.
coo by the mortgages. Howard willeta
H. c. Hoyt and Frank L. Hall as trus-
tees OF the estate OF j. Macy willets
These owners sold the property to Dr..
appel.
The house will be completely re-
modelled. John II. Scheier, r. A., who
is rebuilding the Macy 4 Jenkins build
ing at 81 Liberty street as the .perma-
nent office Of the Joseph p. Day Realty
Organisation. designed and will super
wise the alterations.
DR.. Appel will alter the building into
dwelling Of the American baserient
type, with a separate entrance from
Seventeenth street to his Office on the
street and parlor floors, and to his living
quarters above. The balance of the up
per portion Of the building win be re-
modelled to contain small suites for use
AS combination studios. or professional
ofiices and apartments
The sun., 1919-08-18
REALTY NOTES AND coMMENr.

Arthur Z. Marsh is the purchaser OF
the six story fifty foot apartment house
at ,254 West Ninety-eighth street, held
at $4,000 recently sold by the Haas
estate Mr.. Marsh has no intention OF
altering the apartments into small suites
ca was reported. a..-,
The Manhattan Mortgage Company
has agreed to loan to the skandfa
Building Company, Inc. $4,000 In
fourteen payments TO construct two 1--WE
story apartments. Iooxs6, in the east
side OF Shakespeare avenue, $50 feet
south of Jessup place.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
arranged for the Euler & Robson Com
Iany loan OF $4,000 on ait Pear
street
Charles II. Davis OF Bass River, Mass
iH the buyer of the Ave story business
lulldIng at 70 Water street. sold by
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd for Kath-
crime b. Sheehan. -r .rt
William A. White 4 Sons were the
brokers who negotiated, the $4,000. 600
first mortgage 9 per cent. serial bond
issue for go Fifth Avenue. Inc. that
was underwritten by .. W, straus q Co
The sun., 1919-08-18
QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

J. Albert Johntra sold for Thomas
c. Bell Of Bayside the dwelling at 80
Twelfth street, Whitestone, to Mary
Kistner Of Flushing.
The Queens-Nassau Mortgage Com
pany sold to A. e. Thompson a plot
75x10o, east side OF Parkview avenue,
south Of Hillsdale avenue, Jamaica.
The Purdy Realty Corporation sold
to J. Butler plot box1o0, west side of
Purdy street. north OF Potter avenue,
Long Island City.
William L. Bowman sold for the es-
tate OF william Caffery large plot OF
ground on Greenwood avenue. Far
Rockaway, to Mrs. Samuel ]. Kahn.
The Royalton Realty Company sold
two apartment houses at SO and 81
Theodore street, Long Island City. TO
a Manhattan investor for $4,000. The
sale was made by William d. BloodFood
& Co.. Inc. who were represented by
A. ]. Swenson.
The sun., 1919-08-18
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

The Houghton Company sub-leased for
Theodore w. Knauth the three story
dwelling at 256 West Seventy-fourth
street TO Harry Linton.
J. q. English leased the four story
dwelling at 1877 West F1fty-nfth street
Pease q Gilman let furnished q five
story thirty foot English basement
dwelling at is East seventy-ninth street
between Fifth and Madison avenues to
Josephine p. Grace; also a furnished
apartment at 375 Park avenue to II. b.
Sherman one at lis East Fisty-third
street to o. de Gray Vanderbilt also
apartments at 500 Park avenue 10
Charles Gould at $50 Park avenue. to
Mrs. William Lowe Rice; at 115 East
Eighty-second street 70 Anita r. Blum
at 125 East ssventy-second street to
Feliee Bara at Sc West Eleventh street
to Harry Thompson. and az s44 West
seventy-secohd street, to Jack Miller.
George W. Sass leased ets West llsth
The sun., 1919-08-18
OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Bowles 4 Co. sold for NJ. S. Kyle a
house on Central avenue. Leonia. N. j.,
to Edwin ]. Haslet of New York. and a
house on Chrystie street to Gus Hilder
OF Teaaeck.
s. s. walstrum- Gordon & Forman
sold for Edmund lie B. Gardner to Ed
ward H. Shelley the residence 66 Monte
Vista avenue, Ridsewood; also leased
for the Wilsey investment Company 20
DR.. d. L. Steiner of Passaic, n. j.,
dental ONCE in the wilsey Building, and
for Mrs. Gertrude Greason her home, 70
South Irving street. furnished. for the
summer. to Arthur s. Zabriskie.
John d. Miller sold dwellings, at 1872
Greenwood avenue, East Orange, for
Joheph n. Naylor to Ruch c. Kavan, and
for George Worth to George r. Waters
Cranberry Bog and buildings for $4,000
at Chatsworth
Edward p Hamilton sold for Mrs. Z.
d. Walton large plot on the northwest
corner of Montrose and Berkeley avenues,
South Orange, N. j.. to L. Du p. Negro
witz. who will build a house.
The farm on Cedar lane, Ossining, N.
Y. belonging to Walter T. Stern, a
New York lawyer, has been sold TO
Douglas B, Morton OF Rochester through
George Howe. The property consists of
1873 acres Of land, q farm house and a
large group OF farm buildings. It had
been sold at $4,000.
The BriRrclin Realty Company sold
through Henry r. Lounsberry to James
A. Stillman. the Wilson farm OF ninety
two acres on the Bedford road. Briar,
cliff The tract was held at $4,000.
The company also sold to Wilbur X.
Hitchcock of. Alandar. Mass, through
George Howe the Col. Wood place, con-
sisting of nine acres and buildings on
the Bedford road. formerly used In con.
rection with the Briarcliff Farm Dairy.
1t was held at $4,000: also to Preston
Herbert, house and forty-three acres
on the Chappaqua road adjoining the
Herbert farm. 1t Is understood that Mr..
Herbert will use same in connection
with a model dairy he Is starting. The
property was held at $21 900.
Another sale at Briarcliff was made
by Mrs. Dow's company 10 Clara 8.
Mcclellan, consisting OF q lot on Elm
road.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. with Prince
& Ripley, sold the residence of Mr.. Jen-
,ings at Pelham TO L. p. Atlas of Wood
mere, l.. !.