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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
SAYS HIGHER COSTS
BOOST RENT RATES
Banker Declares Conditions
Are Against Reductions in
Construction Charges.

Building operations continue to be
hampered by adverse labor conditions,
inadequate transportation and shortage
of various Materials says S. w. Stratus
Of S. w. Straus & Co while actual
unemployment in some OF the building
trades is noted. there is a pronounced
shortage in others which has had the
effect Of delaying the ultimate compile
ton of operations. Those who are ex-
pecting immediate lower building costs
should keep these facts in mind
There Is no immediate prospect OF
conditions being changed. as there APP
pears to be an under supply of men in
the country engaged in some OF the
essential trades with nothing to indicate
an immediate replenishment through the
process Of immigration.
1T is likely that. with these conditions
prevailing in the industry, operations
throughout the country will proceed in
limited way and the housing shortage
will continue acute for a considerable
time.
There seems to be no immediate pos
slplllg or price StdDlllZdllOn- COSts
continue in their upward tendency. and
II is not probable that ultimate stabiliza-
ton Will be effected at present levels.
While there is a condition of shifting
prices in other commodities. general
costs OF building work remain firm. with
steady pressure toward higher levels.
These conditions are apt to be reflected
in the general rent situatfon'for all types
of structures.
Despite every effort that has been
made throughout the country TO bring
relief TO the housing situation little or
no change has been effected. Construc-
ton work has proceeded in the face of
so many adverse circumstances that
builders have been unable Ito estimate
with any accuracy the date of compile
ton, and the longer time consumed in
finishing operations has made the gem
eral situation more acute. Unless under
lying conditions are subjected to sweep
ing changes, the lack of housing facil-
tiles of every description will continue
for number OF years"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

The Federal Reserve Bank OF Phila-
delphia, in a recent report on business
conditions, presents n summary or the
causes. as Il sees them, OF the almost
total cessation OF residence construction
II finds this unfortunate condition due
TO the uncertainty OF obtaining ma
;erials. unsettled labor conditions, tran
;portation difficulties and the inability
on tho part OF banks and building loan
associations 10 take on more mortgage
loans. The scarcity OF mortgage loans
is ascribed 70 the tight money market
and 70 the fact that n great deaf o.,
money that formerly was placed on
mortgage Is now diverted 20 other chan
rels where the net return IL greater
Rents In Philadelphia. the report shows.
have been affected much the same az
most other communities by the shortage
OF houses. Two story houses which for
merly rented for SIS are now bringing
as high as $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Easier TO Build Homes Now.

a well known building authority
states that the average man is better
able to build and own home to-day
than five years ago. Money values"
he says. have been batted about. and
the condition has been aggravated by
ill-advised buying by workers with sud-
denly acquired wage increases. These
wage Increases have gone largely into
the purchase OF Injuries, resulting in
shortage OF necessities. The reaction,
however. has started in. Through all
this period OF extravaganza and reck-
lessness the solid. substantial element OF
our people have kept their heads They
have saved money. Prices are on a
downward trend and win reach n nor
NAL level I'm three or four years In
spite Of the high cost OF labor and ma
terials prices can be maintained at n
fairly reasonable level Homes can be
built now and the banks are willing TO
help"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
REAL ESTATE BOARD is
NEAR 25fh ANNIVERSARY

Considerable emphasis was laid. at the
annual meeting Of the Real Estate Board
Of New York on Tuesday, October 10. on
the fact that the board will. i'm a few
months. celebrate the twenty fifth ami
versary OF its organization
Another fact emphasized was the in
crease of 1874 in membership during the
fiscal year ended September 30. The
limit OF 800 active members has almost
been reached. the active membership
being now ESQ.
The members coming under the real
estate broker class number $50 and those
in other professions 953, or approx
mately three TO one Of the non-broker
class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
New Jersey.

FIRST floor, about 500 square feet over
store in retail business section of Jersey
City. on Newark av.. for professional or
business occupancy: may be leased for a
st. Jersey City.
FOR RENT--16 lots in Hoboken, N. J.. suit
able for storage of lumber, &C.. near fer
ries. railroads and docks. JAMES PAGAN
SON, 202 West Houston St, New York
OFFICE In private dwelling, long estab-
lished by physician. who is retiring ex-
cellent location, Jersey City. G. A. BUR-
HORN CO. ! Newark ST.. Hoboken. Tele-
phone 2i4i.
THREE floors. about 500 square feet each
suitable for light manufacturing. In bust
ness section of Jersey City; long lease IL de-
sired: immediate occupancy floors may be
leased separately. +. ]. MORAN. 337 Grove
ST =, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Move 60 Buy "NTy ola Kentucky
Homev

Kentucky has taken another step to-
ward tho purchase OF Federal HIN. IN
Nelson county. where MY old Kentucky
Home was written. Gov Morrow has
appointed a commission toNobtain an
option on tho old home of Stephen Z
Foster, the author OF the famous song.
The commission win report 20 the next
session Of the General Assembly. Fos-
ser's old home In near Bardstown.
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Borough or Queens.

KEW GARDENS-TO RENT,
one room bath apartment; elevator build
Ing ample grounds; possession Immediately !;
also one room and bath apartment. pos
session about November l. Apply EDGE
WORTH SMITH, INC, I w. Bath ST. New
At office noxt Kew Gardens station Phone
Richmond Hin 1913.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l.
Immediate possession, two enormous rooms.
bath and Htchenette. special suites 81 $50
mp, In splendid new elevator building APP
ply the Gardens Apartment. by station, II
minutes from Penn. Station, n. Y. c.; near
rst and finest suburb. Neighbors Of charac-
ter. Phone Boulevard 1915, or GuYON l.. c.
EARLE. agent. 900 West seth 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


From Battery To iith ST.. Inclusive.
GRE WITCH VILLAGE
WASHINGTON SQUARE
We have number Of apartments OF every
description, with nll modern improvements.
PEPE. WASHINGTON SQUARE.
GREENWICH village.--Studio apartments.
81 Grove ST.. two and three large, light
steam heat. electric light, elevator: $1,000
10 s. 900 MELTZER e. RILEY. 3 Sheridan
squarc. 772 Spring. Send for plans.
GREENWICH Village, No. 1s Bank ST., near
9Th av. subway, Ifth ST. remodeling floors
suitable for physician; no doctors In vicin-
ity. can 90
WASHINGTON sQUARE.-6 room apart
neut $500; new fireproof house; elevator
euces required. see SuPERINTENDENT, on
premises. Van Worst Apartments. 123
Waycroy place.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION,
81 AND 30 WEST 18TH ST.
Ardea elevator apartment, rooms.
ba tbs thoroughly modern; $4,000 Inquire
sunerintcndent.
18TH. y East-Parlor floor; three rooms,
bath, kitchen; third floor, three rooms.
heth, kltchtnette
i2i Waverley Pl.-Studio IN rear; balcony.
bed. Kitchen and bathroom aud large stu
do relt $1,000 year. Janltress.
18TH ST. jlg west-Four rooms, steam heat,
parqnet floors. electric light. telephone.
Above 18th St. 60 59th 81. nncIusive).
East River 20 North River.
BRYANT PARK STUDIO BUILDING.
(Cafe des Bcaux Arts). 10th st. and 9Th
Ry.. one studio apartment, consisting OF
large. spacious studio; also bedroom and
bath; strictly high class. Supt on premises.
L. X SCHWARTZ Co, agents. 10 w. 10th
81. Tel Bryant so5s.
BEAUTIFUL unfurnlshed apartment. four
rfrH IufH ala
sired; most desirable location In city: one
half block from 9th av., IN Fifties: must be
taken ~ once, present tenant leaving city
ZIG Herald. Herald square.
HANDSOME APARTMENTS, 10 w. 5jTI ST.
Altered 20 suit tenant. 3 or year lease;
ful service. Apply on premises 10 owner.
ELLA NJ. O'KANE, 10 to daily. Tel. Muir
ray Hin 1922.
HANDSOME APARTMENTS. 10 W. 55TfI 81.
Altered 10 suit tenant or year lease;
full service. Apply on premises 20 owner.
ELLA ~ O'kANE, 10 % 2 daily.
LEXINGTON Az. etT (noar 54th). no Gle
vator. four rooms and bath, real kitchen
OIL improvements; references required, Si10..
LEXINGTON Az, 5iJ.-six beautiful rooms.
all improvements; elevator, electricity.
parquct floors.
MADISON Az. $50 corner % 5oth stu
Modern newly decorated apartment. IN
Guiding living ROOM bedroom, small dining
room, kitchcnette and bath: al outside
sunny rooms, overlooking Cathedral maid
scrice optional. BATES, Apt 3, phone
Ehinclander 1850.
MADISON Az. hi4 t53d stD.-Two room
apartments, bath. kitchenette. all modern
improvementsi 500 w.
SIX rooms. baths. or rooms baths. re-
duced rental. Phone 900 Circle IL bJth ST.,
bargain. north, south, east, west windows.
~ EAST Nth ST.
New elevator building, last apartment:
rooms md bath. 81 500. no bachelors,
superintendent on premises no brokers.
10TH, 100 VEST cxctptionally large light
rooms, steam. electric lisiit, telephone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
FACTORIES WANTED.

wANTED-Factory building in New York
city or immediate vicinity; about 5000
feet required: the purchaser Is a manufac-
turing organization now located In the Pitts
burg district and has conducted a profitable
business since 1908: IL desires now to expand
its operations: part of the purchase price OF
the plant will be paid In the preferred stock
of the company. NJ. 54S Herald $50 Bway.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.


Above 5sth st.--5th Av. to North River.
iOaD ST. W. AND CENTRAL PARK
WEST AND ROOM ELEVATOR
APARTMENTS, s.. 100 AND s. 900 YEAR.
REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY sU
PERINTENDENT. PHONE LENOX 500;
328 W. sgTH.-Banker remodeiling private
dwelling into apartments magnificent
decorated; finest plumbing. electric fixtures;
river View. Riverside 1872.
s4g Central Park west.-seven rooms and
until October 1 $500 thereafter; ground
floor apartment, suitable for professional
people vii divide !: NECESSARY
$50 west End ay.. apa rment 3, corner sist
ST.. . rooms, BATH kltchenette sunny and
attractive. schuyler 9lS.
Washington Heights. Above I25th ST..
West of sth Az.
EDGECOMBE Az. POI Q45th).-1. ., g
rooms, parlor floor; mountaineering.
ELEVATOR apartments, all outside rooms;
roof garden, river view; rooms, baths.
$3.50 month; rooms, baths sl75 month;
immediate possession. Office $50 South
Broadway. Phone 800 Yonkers.
LARGE front room, bath and kitchenette
In private house; beautiful location; con-
venient 10 subway; rent reasonable. In
quire Monday Gil w. 15Sth st. Telephone
Aud. 1851.
uNFURNISiED apartment TO let. Riverside
Drive, GSi, apartment 6E: large outside
rooms southern exposure sublet possession
before Nov. SlG0 MURPHY. Audubon %.
and room modern apartments, all CON
veniences' so 20 $li0 month; immediate
possession. Office $50 South Broadway.
Phone $500 Yon.ers. Open Sunday.
q Adrian av 1.-TWO blocks Broadway sub
way 22jthl Three unfurnished rooms
(noor) IN private family 90 board II de-
sired: couple preferred; monthly rent 500.
Borough of Bronx.
-FOUR rooms. ktchenette and bath. modern
improvements: gas, electricity supplied;
SG3 Phone fremont 31oI. Christian.
SIN rooms, two family brick. steam heat,
renoyated; vacant. WILLIAM O'SHEA,
SlG Mclean av. cor 24lst, Woodlawn
SIX large rooms and foyer. south OF Ford
ham road. on University av. Inquire J.
$. MAXWELL, Real Estate, Broadway and
l3oth 81.
THREE rooms, bath. all improvements, pri
waite house, TO lady or elderly couple. in
the finest part OF Bronx. 1888 Herald,
Harlem.
S95-Fiye rooms, air outside; University
- Heights section. LINDSEY. Phone 4576
1855 University Av--seven room apaTtmenE
I'd floor. modern building, select, convent
emit; immediate possession. Phone DEMP-
sEY, 296o fremont.
Borough of Brooklyn.
FIVE room housekeeping apartment; southern
exposure; front Prospect Park Plaza. sub
way; steam, electriclty.- parquet; vacant.
Tel. Prospect Gg4S
HOUSE, s rooms new apartment: steam
heat. electricity. tiled kitchen and bath.
shower parquct floors, hot water garage;
$50 month. 172G 43d St. near 18th av. Call
Stuyvcsant 5533.
TO Let-Upper part Of new two family house.
: rooms. stOreroom; garage: steam heat,
parquet floors, all Improvements; rent S12j.
642 6Sth st., Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Phone
Shore Road 202O.
Gs TO - COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
3, rooms, bath and kltchenette, ST5 up
minutes Wall 81. G.. GIRARD, 215 Mon
taguc 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

AUTO BoDY BUILDER DESIRES $500 TO
1000 FLOOR SPACE FOR BODY BUILD
ING AND PAINTING; WILL CONSIDER
ASSOCIATION WITH REPAIR OR SER
VICE STATION; WOULD RENT SMALL
GARAGE BUILDING; HEAT AND LIGHT
ESSENTIAL: FULL PARTICULARS. D., PSI
HERALD. HERALD so.
plant that can be partly converted into
woodworking factory, near the city; state
full particulars. II SO Herald. Herald 50.
BROKERAGE office would sublet or rent
office for stock selling purposes by telc-
phone, with or without furniture. II 1915
Herald. Brooklyn.
LOFT building. nth and 9Th av.; state
rental price. City Hall p. o., 300.
PHYSICIANS office. Jointly with dentist. IN
select Harlem section optican preferred.
121 w. 18th st. Tel. 1927 Morningside.
WANTED-Store 10 rent In live wire section
or Bronx, Harlem or Flatbush one suit
able for new and second hand furniture and
household goods. 757 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YoRK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

WEEIIAwKEN. atop the Palisades, opposite
42d ST., and { rooms; new, modern apart
ment, situated in exclusive Clifton Park Sec
ton: every modern Improvement and con-
venlence now ready for occupancy: leases
5000. 81 200. WILLIAM W. WEST, Agent
Potter place. near Liberty. weehawken.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Above 18th ST. 20 59th st. Gnclusiye).
East River to North River.
34TH ST, 40 EAST.
. rooms and hath. All inlDrOvemcnts

East River to North River.
Bath ST, 40 EAST.
: rooms and bath; all improvements.
Rent 81 900 immediate possession.
FOLSOM BROS, Inc. 1877 T.. Gath 81.
STH ST. i23 East.-Two rooms. bath. kitch-
enette; low rent 70 May I.
18TH ST, l4s W.-Large room, hath, kitch-
enette; residence, business: 81 ESQ. Cigar
Store.
10TH, ~ W. rooms, bath, ktchenette +;
only left; 81 300 and 81 500. DONAVAN,
on premises. Cort 4535.
lsTIT, 10 VESTS ROOMS. KITcHENETTE
AND BATH WITH ELECTRICITY.
STEAM HEAT AND. ABSOLUTELY MOD
ERN IN EVERY PARTICULAR: WILL
REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES MON
DAY 10 TO g. MURRAY HILL 3d79.
HARRlE s.. LINES, l2s EAST list ST.
18TH ST. i24 WEST.
studio skyiight apartment with 3 north
windows, connecting rooms. facing south,
and bathrooms electricity, steam heat, hot
water supply; unusually cool in summer
feet by IS feet rent 81 500.
FOIS0M BROS, INC, 127 East Saith st.
4srH ST, 81 West.-Two rooms and bath,
az improvements newly decorated, lease
sllO. supermtendent, or Chelsea o229
10TH STA few steps from 9TH av. at
tractye studio apartments of entire floor.
also room apartments exclusive peighbor-
hood. " West 18th ST.
52D, IS West-Unusual parlor floor, beauu-
tul dining room. large living room, bed
room, tile bath, bgilt-in tub. plenty closet
space well equipped kitchenette in a splen-
did house on one of our best streets. JAMES
A, DOWD S74 9th av. Circle 49,
9th, 80 West.-Bachelor apartment and
Doctors office. Telephone Circle 5254
18th. IS W.--Handsome apartments, near
Hotel Gotham; open fireplaces. elevator;
aristocrale environments: reasonable. Phone
Plaza 5iSi
55TH ST, 20 East.-A partment three rooms
and bath, all improvements. Apply On
promises, ring janitors bell; rent Sl35 per
month.
9TH, W.-fwO upper floors, private house :;
newly decorated: electricity separate or
together bachelors preferred; 500 each.
ENGLISH 1881 B'way.
5STH 15s West.--Higp class building, /
rooIra. : baths. Apply superintendent.
6i WEST 10TH Sri room. bath; . rooms,
bath; exceptionally large. very quiet bach
elor studio apartment; all modern improve
ments; long lease given. Apply on premises.
NJ. l.. HARRIS. 117S Broadway. Phone s4l1
Madison So.
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Borough OF Queens.

FACTORIES FOR RENT, 5000 SO. IT.:
floors, 5000 or 1000 IT.: all or separate;
modern buildings; sprinklered elevator. cleo
tricity. heat; Bradley Buildings, 18th ST. and
Vernon av.. Long Island City; s. minutes
from Grand Central station, . blocks from
all subways five cent fare; principals only.
Address A. ]. BRADLEY. owner, 10i Beck
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Westchcster.


SIX rooms all improvements, outside apart
ment; rent $40 from Nov /. VIM. HAUESS
LER. ~ Post st., Yonkcrs.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L, T.
Two splendid elevator buildings, IG5 apart
ments selections ~ 2-3-4 room suites and
baths stlll available. 81 500 and 81 $50
Apply THE GARDENS APARTMENT by
station: II minutes from Penn. Sra'ion
\. Y. G; nearest and finest suburb: neigh
bors Of character Phone Boulevard G5t5.
GUYON l.. G. EARLE. Agent, 260 w. seth
81.
FURNISHED apartment rooms and bath
steam heated, gas and electricity, ~ mir
utes from Penn Station at Pros av L. l.
Il. r.. price 500 month. For full particu-
lars write FAVATTI. Long Beach. L. l.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


Furnished.
APARTMENTS or QUALITY.
High class and moderately priced.
East and West Sides. Season or longer
EVERETT NJ sEINAS CO..
$50 Murray uiil. 5o7 9Th av. (42d).
ADULT family REQUIRE rooms, East side.
season, LONGER: Insurance. f. s.. SOS Her
aid. Fult0n 81.
AS EXCLUSIVE CLIENTELE
List apartments with Mrs. DINGLEMAN
Renting Specialist. 129 w. 12d. Col. SIG
BN business young man. one or two rooms
and bath, wen furnished. apartment pre-
ferred; West side. J 2i9 Herald. Herald
square.
FIVE or room apartment; convenient 10
subway; December ! to April: adults:
rest references. Address h. II. RORKE
Lake Mahopoc. N. Y.
For winter months in Brooklyn by Christian
FAMILY must have three bedrooms and
maids room: would prefer Heights section
or near Putnam av. cars: write, giving fun
particulars Address RfDGEwoOD. box 769
Herald, Herald 50.
FURNISHED apartment, or . rooms.
wanted; refined couple: reasonable Par
uculars 10 A i1o2 Herald Fulton St
II YOU wish 20 rent your apartment fur.
nished for six months or longer send Us
Iul partlcunts at once. SLAWSON &
HOBBS lG2 w. I'D St
ONE. two rooms. kitchenette. bath. business
woman; Sf0-SI0 Phone Chel. RIO, apt. 90
fET FTpd
SMALL furnished or unfurnished apartment
with or without board j.. u Herald. Her
aid no.
TWO airy rooms and bath. Goth TO ioGth 81
maid service; first class; about $3.50
monthly Q months: references. NJ $50 Her
WANTED ,FoR WINTER MONTHS
ABATEMENT. BELOW ioOTiI sTREET
4Np' Ki'TcHGNN5G ifBIEsIIsAhLEn A REsPoN
sIBLE TENANT; NO CHILDREN FROM
HERALD SO.
WANTED-Furnished Housekeeping apart
ment. 4 to rooms ny adults from SIS
to 500 monthly. Box 1853. Deal n. J.
wANTED-Furnished apartment, about
rooms in Manhattan. from Nov. I 70 Jan
uary Address LEMUEL sKiDMoRE, Jr.,
summit. n j.
WANI'ED-six room furnished apartment by
two adults for four or five months. Park
nv. section. not above soth ~.
WE want handsomely furnished apart
mont. or 10 rooms. with at least , bath
rooms. 20 rent from November / 20 June
very desirable client. sLAwsON 4 HOBBS.
l62 W. I2d 81
Unfurnished.
FOUR or five rooms; suburban preferred a
,,S coinyenoqt IS city state price am. p.,f
~
lSTER. 5iQ broadway.
POUR or rooms uptown; young Christian
couple good nciRhborhood. not over So
monthly. q. s. Hsald. Herald 50.
ONE OF two room apartment or Independent
housekeeping rooms; private bath: not over
SEQ. two adults one business woman; city
o.. nearby suburbs. j.. i0j Herald. Her
AID er.
WANTED. unfurniShed parlor. bedroom and
bath by one LADY, modern plumbing and
good closet room required. also restaurant,
maid service and elevators west side pro.
ferred. not above N3d IT.. or near eiova ted
ROAD. Ritchcncue n possible state price.
Write only, Hotel Bristol. West sfth IT..
room 1872
WANTED, or 4 room apartment, bctween
Goth and s0th SITS. West side: rent sa5
or si1' win give bonus. Call Monday,
columbus 2i57.
WANT 3 ROOMS-Apnlv Emma Friedman
caro- Rorcnberr, e'd Kelly st. nronx
e adults desire rooms. bath with Kitchen
privilege f0r months. references L.. n
sos lforam, Herald "a.
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c1gT ST, 1927 West Strictly high
class frcptoof apartments of I 10
. rooms and baths. also studio tSxgS
with I or bedrooms " desired maid
service optional. desirable tcnanta;
rental 81 600 and up
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wcstcI,ester.

FOR WINTER OCCUPANCY MT. VERNON
furnished suburban home, with three en- r
garage; reasonable rental for desirable fam
lily owners be South from late November 70
late April. 80 Herald. Herald go.
FURNISHED house 20 let from NoVember 1
to Nay ! residential section; 10 minutes
walk from depot. rooms and bath. JOHN
ROSCH. 30 Grand St. White Plains. n. "
NEW residence. handsomely furnished, is
rooms ten acres horses and caretaker
Included 500 per month. coal guaranteed !;
near Gedney Farms. Phone RICHEY,
White Plains 1854.
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Mcstchester.

NVNINIIFNTFT
FOR RENT FURNISHED. IMMEDIATETS
Beautiful Pelham Manor. rooms baths
sleeping porch small conservatory cor
veuient 500 FREDERICK MOORE. AL
Siwanoy av.
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Borough of Rrnoklyn.
Borough of Queens.

TO rent at Kew Gardens the most attrac-
tive room bath housekeeping apartment
In Kew Gardens (unfurnshed). Address
Suite 233, Kew Gardens Inn, Kew Gardens,
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Rent 81 800: Immediate possession.
FOLSOM BROS, Inc 1877 T.. 34th st.
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Furnished.
APARTMENTS or QUALITY
High class and moderately priced.
East and West Sides. Season or longer
EVERETT VI. SEINAS co,
$3.50 Murray Uiil. JGI 9Th av C42d1.
ApTfLT family REQUIRE G rooms East side
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losTH ST, W., near Bway.--Five rooms, two
baths attractive, exceptional S months
lease, Phone forenoons, Academy, 1926.
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10TH, 3O4 WEST (NEAR DRIVE) RICH
LY FURNISHED TWO ROOM. BATH NON
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT; WILL
SACRIFICE TO RIGHT PARTY FOR WIN
TER MONTHS; SUBLET $125; ELECTRIC
IrY AND GAS FREE; NO LINEN: PIANO; ;
REFERENCE. HILL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ment Will rent room private ba III kitchen
privileges; rare opportunity for right party;
references exchanged. Phone Riverside 20sJ
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FOR RENT until May |, beautiful furnished
taining every modern Improvement and con-
venence; coal supply In cellar. !. n.
ROSENBERG, go West 18th ST. Phone
$3.50 University.
NSHoRE-Completely furnished rooms.
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