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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20

BRADENTOWN AND MANATEE
MAY JOIN FORTUNES

Bradentown, July 19.-Citizens Of
Manatee and Bradenotwn, at an
election to be held August 16, will
decide whether the two cities shall
become one or whether they will con-
tinue to exist as two corporations.
Cards mailed to citizens of both
municipalities showed large ma
jority in favor of adopting the name
Eof Manatee for the city if the con-
solidation is effected and the act of
the Legislature authorizing the leec-
ton provides this.
Under the law the proposal must
be ratified by q. majority Of the vot-
ers of each city. If one fails to ra-
tify there will be ne consolidation.
There remains only a month for
the campaign in favor of and against
the consolidation. Those opposing it
are basing their fight largely upon
the change in name while those fav-
orable are pointing out the good to
be derived from the union. The new
city of Manatee would be the third
largest on the West Coast.
The election will be the first To-
cally. that women have had an op-
portunity to participate in and under
provisions of the special law they
may vote without paying poll tax.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
NO On "A L. N O T E S
- RSO N AL GOSSIP
TELEPHONE 8e7-J

Mrs. w. A. Russell of Crescent
City, spent the day here yesterday
as the guest of her son and daugh
ter-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas B
Russell.
Mrs. E. P. Chamberlin will leave
today for Atlanta, where she will
spend several weeks as the guest Of
relatives.
Those who have received special
invitations to the Methodist Celtic
gether Night at the Woman's Club
Friday night are requested to send III
the return cards today so the com.
mittee will know how many to pre-.
pare for. This is very important
matter and it is hoped that it will be
attended to today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Selle and lit.
tie daughter, Adelaide, spent yester.
day in Jacksonville, making the TRIP
by automobile.
A congenial party composed OF
Mrs. j. B. Padgett and daughter, Miss
Rebecca, Mrs. Cuthbert Padgett and
two interesting children, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lucious Black and son, Bob and
Bob Davis, Jr., left today for st. Au,
gustine, where they will spend two
weeks enjoying the surf bathing
Gainesville News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Rosser
have returned from delightful trip
to Hot Springs.-Florida Times Union
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hodge and
little son, Douglas, left yesterday for
Daytona Beach, where they will spend
two weeks.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
Thousands of Fish
Reported Dying in
the St.Johns River
Special 10 the News

DeLand, July 19.--Thousands of
fish are dying in the st. Johns river,
rivermen reporting them floating
down stream by the thousands. Null
let, catfish, bass, Dream, goggle-eyes
and other species have been identifi-
ed. Dead trees along the river and
covered with buzzards, which light
in the trees to rest after their orgies,
or to watch for the dead fish to come
by and be washed up against the
banks where the buzzards can get
them.
For several months water in Lake
Beresford has been green, and as soon
as this took place all fish left the
lake. Now the green, murky appear
ance has spread to the river itself.
Some people believe that the lack of
cold weather last winter, which gen.
orally destroys the water hyacinths,
has permitted the hyachinths to
spread to an unusual degree this
year, and that they have poisoned
the water and killed the fish.
Others express the opinion that
the government may be using some
thing to kill hyachinths in the upper
stretches of the river, and that his
has washed down, killed the hya-
cinths and poisoned the water.
Others believe that someone is US
ing dynamite in the upper st. Johns
to gather the fish, that dead fish es-
cape from them, and the dynamite is
disturbing the mud fats and discol-
oring the water.
Whatever the cause of the unusual
death among the fish, it should be
Investigated by government autho-
rites, and, if possible, stopped.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
SWEET POTATOES
BETTER CROP TO
PLANT IN COUNTY

Farmers in Putnam county who
have planted white potatoes with in
different success will find it to their
advantage to plant sweet potatoes
if they have the same luck as some
of the Hastings section had this
year. Sweet potatoes, which are
much more easily cultured and more
prolific, brought ten and eleven dol
lars per barrel in New York, accord
ing to telegram received by the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20

Andrews, C. F. Kaiser, Theodore
George, Chris Efstathion, H. X. Wei
fenden, John Dorsey, ]. F. Lamb,
Mrs. W. Carl Davis, F. c. Cochrane,
N. E. Shontz, T. j. knight, H. w.
Diamond, w. H. Crowell. Mrs. B. c.
Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Wilson,
Master Ralph Wilson, Master Her
bert Wilson, Clarence Holden.
H. NJ. Fearnside, Henry NJ. Fean-
side, Jr., Mrs. T. W. Tillman, Peter
Gardner, Mrs. Fred Darlington, R.
w. Darlington, c. E. Welch, Chas.
Kupperbusrh, Jr., Charles Bennett,
H. F Uric, w. H. Brown, Frank
Bruce; G. A. Bower, ]. S. Mason, ].
A. Crosby, G. C. Porter, Tenny Brown
Harry yde Montmollin.
B. C. Pearce, Jr., c. A. Root. Oily
Pearce, Miss Inez Holden, W. B.
Riley, Trinity, Tex, A. B. Dressler,
Tim Merrill, Cornelius Christency,
Daytons, ]. H. Yelverton, Mrs. j.
n. Randolph, Mrs. E. M. Earnest,
Mrs. W. c. McRoberts.
H. L. Joseph, Jerry Bogue, Max
Bogue, C E. o'cOnnor, T. B. Giles
pie. "a
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
SUTHERLAND MAN BUILDS
HOME LIKE PIONEERS
(By Associated Pressl

Sutherland, July 19.-W. E.
Whelpley, who in i'll health moved
here about two years ago from Geor.
gia, has almost completed a bunga-
low constructed of lumber sawed
from timber cut on his own proper
ty. Mr.. Whelpley was a former bust
ness man and knew little about saw
mills but after regarding his health
decided it would be interesting to
build his home of lumber cut from his
property and purchased small por-
table sawmill. All lumber Used in
constructing the bungalow and out
houses was cut from his own trees
and except for hardware the house
has cost little more than the labor.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
POLICE CHIEF WANTED TRAILS
TO SHOW THEIR CHARMS
tBy Associated Press,

Miami Beach, July 19.-The local
city council at it's last meeting
adopted an ordinance declaring it un-
lawful to change from clothing to
bathing suits in automobiles or other
vehicles. A measure which would
have prohibited persons appearing in
bathing suits in automobiles unless
the apparel was covered from Shout
ders to knees and which would have
affected persons who put on bathing
suits at home and ride to the beach
in their cars, failed of passage. Po-
lice Commissioner Henning said it
would require hte police of ten ci-
ties to enforce such an ordinance and
he urged it's rejection.
"Lst B. & B. Do IT." 3-9-tf
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Bugbee Distributing Co. few days


Bugbee Distributing Co. few days
ago.
The telegram was from V. A..
Stewart & Co., New York, reading:
"Your nineteen and ten barrels ship
ments sweet primes sold ten dollars,
seconds four dollars. Your sixty-six
barrels shipment primes selling
eleven dollars. Seconds unsold yet.
Keep shipments coming regularly"
Lands that will produce Irish po-
tatoes will produce considerably
more sweet potatoes and at a very
much less cost, as we'll as with less
danger of loss. A high grade sweet
potato, it is said, will sell in the big
eastern markets now twice as quick
as they would sell ten years ago, and
at prices we'll above the Irish potato.
Better ard cheaper printing witt
labor saving devices at the News
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
Club Meet Today

Ienting Miss Sarah High
il Winifred Browning will
1.-THE members of the We
Ib, this afternoon at her
last Palatka. The hour for
| guests are invited is four
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20

"Lst B. & B. Do IT." S-9-t1
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20

Don't forget the barbecue dinner
at the country club Thursday 6 to 3
p. m.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-07-20
Hostess 10 Club.

- u 1T1f7.t ~ tn I'I'I1 81 q,
lbers of the ID. A. M. club
1eir weekly meeting yes
Nernoon as the guests OF
He Points, At her home on
lst. III accordance with the
Estoi|I of THE club, the girls
time sewing, to the ac-
lnt of light hearted con-
1.-The close III the afternoon,
|reshments Consisting of
Cream did angel cake
la The guests. who were
on The cool porch Of the
Present were, besides the
Eisses Katherine johnson,
Elrrie, kushabelle Sale, OF
iona Hagap, Mary Ruth
and Carone Meigs.
club Meets Today
enting Miss Sarah High
lis Winifred Browning will
1.-THE members of the We
Ib, this afternoon at her
last Palatka. The hour for
guests are invited is four
=. D. Points and daughters,
znnie and Jessie Points, ex-.
lave Sunday for Lincolton,
|ere they will spend some
b guests of relatives.
e. p. Cooper and son, Ed
Jacksonville, are expected
Saturday for a visit with
Dives here.
Dora Louise Boyd has re-
I'm Miami where she spent
very pleasantly with her
Oscar Martin Vogue. She
the remainder of the sum-
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ioyd, sos Kirkland. street.
II she will go to Chicora
Columbia $, c., where she
Tor of violin.
n. M. Ingram and little
left Monday for Macon,
Ehere they will spend a few
the guest Of her mother
de Estes.
Newton Johnson left yes
his home at Gainesville
wing spent several daysy
y his sister, Mrs. W. L.
\ Ingram IS spending some
alabama as the guest of rel
Ire.
Kenneard spent the day in
He yesterday attending to
interests.
| W. B. Crane and mother,
land, left yeysterdays for
hge. where they will visit
flor sometime.
Z Bryan returned yester-
IA two weeks visit with rel
Pavo, Georgia.
Dunlap of Jacksonville
day in the city yesterday
to business interests.
Ind Mrs. Frank Owens will
last Of this week for Miami
~ win spend several days
hds.
!. Morgan sof Jacksonville
sacting business in the city
y. w Purcell and daugh-
Lenora Purcell, of North
arrived In the city yester-
9 they will spend sometime
ests Of Mrs. II. M. de Mont
]. f. YeIverton and daugh-
Frances, will leave today
lille n where they will
yeral weeks of the heated
Jimmie Green of Pomona
day here yesterday as the
Miss Estelle Mckenzie.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
long Island--saIe or Rent.

Long island-caie OF hent.
a pALATfAI, home, consisting Of nine Ca)
rooms, located nt Iynbrook. viii sacrifice
hoautifin home, practically new. spacious
iight rooms and bath. hot water heating.
electric gas instantaneous, two kitchen
ranges. tiled Kitchen and bath. parquet floors
hardwood trimmings, glasa sun porch and
screen summer porch. large attic: roof con-
aiatinx OF slate. hiuestone driveway, garage,
three beautiful shade trees, six fruit treoa,
GROUND coualfttrr 81 G1x25T beautiful garden
located III a principal thoroughfare six min
ufcs 70 station, with q committing service
of "a minutes from Pennsylvnnia Station /.
furnishings 10 be included II desired.
kindly apply to owner, EDWARD J, BAR
TON. a5O Scranton AZ, Lynbrook. +. L.
Telephone Lynbrook 200.
a BARGAIN.
Buyers opportunity ~ Wetcrmill Small
waterfront estate Of II acres, excellent
house. f2 rooms, baths. Garage, boat house,
large barn. poultry house. win sell. fur
does not begin 20 represent value. Owner
anxious TO sell at once.
AsIfFoRTH 4 co.
i4e Murray Hill. 5o1 Sh Az.
ATTRACTIVE place, north shore Great
peconlc Bay house has reception, dinrIg
smoking living rooms. library, seven bed
rooms. All lnlnrnvemrnts; splendid sandy
Aathing beach. private bsthhousra. spacious
rounds. pretty iaSna hrawifN sfadc trnes
tli tent fOr season At very low price
ntfGkS BROS Rlyerhead. ". Y.
AMITYVfLLE, y. 1.-Two beautiful water
front lots, b0x2c0l Will sacrifices MATT11B-
soN, 20 Sterling place. Tel. Htsriins Ut.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.
AT BAYPoRT. i

AT BAYPoRT. L. I.
milllonaires own home, a beautiful es-
tate OF SO acres. all under cultivation 600
r. Of high ground. shore front, private
provements; outbuildings, green house. &c;
photos. ISAAC HoMAN. JR., Bayport. L. l.
ARTISTIC California bungalow. . minutes
walk % boating. bathing, fishing, beauu-
ful Lax RonkOnkona. rooms. bath. elec-
tricity. Scat. open fireplace. large verandas
overlooking lake; price 81 800; easy pay
ments. BROWNE, 200 West saith ST. Long
acre 1890.
ATTRACTIVE water front property IN
Douglas Manor. neatly furnished, modern
improvements, / rooms, 3 baths: garage;
large trees and shrubs : minutes 70 station;
~ miles TO city. June 70 October. DR..
JOINsON, Bayside l979-R.
ALL year house. Far Rockaway: seven
rooms and two baths; occupancy July l,
Far Rockaway, l.. ]. Phone Far Rockaway
144o.
ACREAGE, IIICKSVILLE: ii ACRES,
WITH Il. r. FRONTAGE. HUNTING
TON. So ACRES, NEAR VILLAGE.
1. w. VALENTINE.
373 4TH AV.
AT FREEPoRT. LII. new summer bungalow.
rooms and bath, on plot S0xl0S.
Price $3.50, easy terms.
JOHN ]. RANDALL COMPANY.
~ n. Long Beach ay.. Frseport, ~. Y
ACREAGE-2T or more for saae at sacrifice,
Central Islp. l.. L.. main road. Address
OWNER, 136 South New Hampshire av., AT
antic City. y. J.
AT syosset As acres. on main highway, be-
tween Cold Spring Harbor and Hicxsville;
cheap. DERSCHUCH & CO.. $50 B'way,
ALL the better furnished cottages and coun-
try homes for sale and rent.
G. f.. BREWSTER. Phone 302 Bay Shore.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

have built y 10 room ard bath brick
house In Bronxvllle, ~ ~. which for bust
ness reasons I have decided not 10 occupy
I will sell this house 70 g family whose
personality would 30 agreeable to neighbors
Tor a low price. Of which a fair proportion
must be IN cash. " you are n broker Do not
answcr this, also n you want something
for nothing do not waste my time. ! am not
giving THIS house away. but the price is less
Than present replacement costs. and Z " nu.
foo valve For particulars address r. Y.
rHEEI EE AHrHNa 9f NrnnXNlie. y. y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
NYestchester-snls a. Rept.

If you contemplate building a home you
will he interested in the subdivision Of my
property az Briarclin Manor; choice offer
Ing OF plots from 4 acre upward 81 high
ground. water. electricity, street frontage.
exceptional views fruit and shade trees.
George Todd, owner. Briarcliff Manor, y. Y.
Phone 81
KATONAII-35 acre farm belonging 10 well
known decorator. who for family reasons
VIII sell: main house, ugusual interior OF
rooms and bath. living room 23x30. dining
room 2oN2e; hall and other rooms IN pro
portion; farmers house and other outbuiid-
ings; exceptional location and beautiful
lake views; house stands long distance
from State road amid splendid trees, price
$22,OcO. or will sell part IL desired paotQa
and particulars. HOLMES. Eos ~ 57th
81. Phone Circle 1885,
LAKE MAHOPAC, y. r.
Bungalow, rooms, bath. lake privileges,
Is male from lake, / mile from station.
$500; oungalow, 7 rooms, batn. wise porcn.
lake. 20 Il. deep, garage for two cars, near
station, $l350o; cottage, rooms ard bath.
garage, boat house. $50 IT. Lake. r-ns
view, shade, shrubbery x mile from station.
$1,000; everything for sale or rent on or
near this beautiful lake.
EDW. JOYCE. LAKE MAHOPAC, ~ sN
LAKE MAHoPAC.
bungalow. six rooms and bath; rir
light; large shady plot: few minutes ts&
sl.5 liberal terms. terms I SYLVESTER II
HOOK, ~ West 34th ST., New Yori Sltyt'
Phone Fitzroy 1870
LAHSCIAMONT MANOR-Privafe res 4xnrex
on plot lOoxi00 including ell manor y-
ieBes; Immediate occupancy. must - toif
at once 70 wind up estate; low prices ferF
easy terms; act quick. HELEN DgN4rFs
6l5 West l76th ST., n. z.
LAKE MAHoPAC-Beautifui stucco F5Isa.
overlooking lake: eight rooms. two HaJla4
garage: l-3 acre; electricity; no mos IS tOs4,
$1,000 and mortgage; completely tutf AsDs
Columbus 6314.
LARcHMONT.-Quaint Colonial holse scr
sale; minutes from station; f9crns. r
baths fpt water, heat gas, electric pisi
i00x100; reasonable price. Owner HtsEs
NARD. iof West s0th It.
LARCFIMONT-Barga remodeied. roorns,
baths, sleeping porch, x acre grnunc'
near station easy terms Immediate posses
sion. HEATHER. 10 West Goth.
LARCHMONT WOOpS-For rent furnished.
from May 10 September l. seven room
Highland av.
MOUNT VERNON, \. Two family house,
13 and . baths: single house.
rooms and bath; bungalow building. rooms
and garage: on plot 1U0x105; purchaser can
get return OF per cent on money invested
and live rent free in single house; is min
utes from cent fare station OF the Boston
Westchester r. r.. buildings all renovated
and newly painted. Address JOSEPH H
DIMOND, 521 So. 7th av., Mount Vernon.
N. Y.
MODERN REsIpENcE NEAR BAiLY Es-
TATE, MT. VERNON. y: Y. ON CEN
BUS Av.; IL ROOMS, 2 BATHS: 2 CAR
GARAGES: PRICE $4,000: LIBERAL
TERMS. JAMES Il. BARRY. 5s7 w. 1857
ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
westchesier-saIe or Rent.

Ar MOUNT yERNoN-G and room new
retnrfa, huutra eurn fifrrlncet cefdor
hatance a. rani WorfsaEe runs tG years
ner4pa ami tasy hpAaek kNepine buukall.3
9uit 10 ordsr. 7oi South 5fh ay. 2 Hooks
lorth pyre Rv. station. Westchester ana
Boston Railroad 60. fare.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

LARCHMeNT Av, LARCHMONT.
Lots. $50 a foot. HENRY NJ. GEER.
University av.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
westchester-sale or Rem.

ACRE, frul,. shade. garden 10 room modern
house, mile express depot hour Grand Cen
trsti. $4,000 very easy terms. two acres, old
fashioned plain Colonial style ~ rooms no
near trolley. two mieg express depot. 50 900;
three acres. near trolley. mile Peekskill
rooms. fruit, barns, 50, ZOO. cheap, small
room cottage 20 acres, orchards, mile troi-
ley. six miles PeelSskil, 81 600: big brook.
state road, 90 acrs farm, buildings, orch
ards, timber. IS 800 country estate modern
residence, set farm buildings, orchards, great
HUDSON views, 80 acres. some tLrnbered
knolls. five miles Harmon, cheapest place
offered, good roads, committing, TWO acre
gem, State road Ossining. pond, MILL fruit,
rooms, garage, none other, similar same
section. Sc. 500; close estate, lake front coun-
try estate. brook orchard farms, very cheap
Wild wooded abandoned farms. all selected.
none dear ALEAANDER. ] East 42d. Van
derbilt 1924. Peekskill residence and office
phone 4s5 Peellsiolll Sundays. Selling here
81 years
a COUNTRY HOUSE
BOR SALE-To RENT
for season furnished, at White Plains, n.
~; 70 rooms. bathrooms and lavatortes.
garage and two acres OF land; five minutes
ESTATE OF LOUIS ". SOME.
10 West 4otA Ct, or your own broker.
AT PELHAM.
An old homestead on an aero OF beautiful
land. among old trees; excellent environ
rooms, Of substantial construction. hut
should ye remodelled; price $4,000, attract
I've lr A5hfORTH L COMPANY,
Dol 5th av. Murray Hill 142.
A VERY attractive house In Mount Vernon.
n. r.. finest section on Chester Hill. handy
TO school and station. Asking $50, 900; rea-
sonable terms. DOUGLAS BROS. HARD
WARE, CO., INC, 24i5 Jerome az, New
York city
ATTENTION, BROKERSl
Westchester county real estate salesman
wants 70 represent city broker. handling
suburban properties. a 5sJ Herald, $50
Broadway.
BROOK RIDGE FARM.
A GENTLEMANS country seat and farm,
20s acres, town OF Somers. Weatchester
county. macadamized state highway. New
York city 10 Lake Mahopac. one-half mile
from railroad station. masters dwelling. 10
rooms and bath gas and heat. farmers
cottage, 7 rooms. large COW and hay barn
With sllo; horses, stables, garage. granary.
tee house, workshop, root cellar and other
buildings, all nearly new and fine condition;
asbestos roofs. dwelling and outbuildings
supplied with running water from artesian
well on premises; all free and clear. WILL
IAN T. BANKS. owner, White Plains. " Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

t-NFOREsEEN circumstance compel me 70
I'm ofnfrk1, rnv home Rt Frtnrcllff Manor
rdvood floors. hot water heat, electricity
.nd gas. near station. hus line good leeR
tlop. Cor disposal before Mag ], VIZ u.-
priar rciiff Manor, NJ. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
RYE on SOUND.

Prominent estate OF 25 acres with
handsome residence and complete
outbulidings can be rented fur
nished for summer or term of
years. House recently redeco-
rated. exquisitely furnished: six
masters bedrooms, 0 servants
rooms, 6 baths.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Borough Of Bronx-sale or Rent.


81 600 down. balance years: best section
or Mount Vernon lot 7oxl05 IL room
house. Price 50, 900.
$500 cash. balance 10 years; / family, East
l0oth st.: 8 rooms. heat, bath; 2ox10o.
$500 family. Jackson av. IS rooms. at
tached. electric, hot water heat, hot water
supply, possession. Price $i0.500.
$1,000 down, family, 40 rooms, at Gro
tona Park; steam. hot water; rent 3,so4.
Price So, ,000 easy terms.
$4,000. family. IL rooms. steam. electric,
hot water. heated garage cars; detached
Van Nest (lSoth). Price Sf1 900.
$4,000 story dwelling, u rooms, with
So. 200. / family. rooms. electric. steam
near Mckinley square. Price $ic,5o0.
$4,000, corner. Melrose section; ideal home
for business man or professional; double
garage; o rooms, parquet floors, hot water
heat. electricity; excellent condition. Bar
gain, $40. 600.
900 down. SO family; steam. electric IN
hall, good condition: low rent, $4,000. l43
rooms, 50x125. $65.000.
1000, busy business corner, story. Z
stores, % families. steam. electric N halt
rent $4,000. average 80. 45x10o. 4s., os.
Asking 500 400.
$50 900, Washington Heights, 6sx1Oo. story,
stores, 81 apartments, parquet, steam,
telephone, % rooms on floor; reasonable
rcnt over 500. 500. Asking Sf3o,0oo.
Also acres. near Poughkeepsie, in million
aire section. adjoining Morgan estate; e&-
cellent 10 room house with all improvements; {;
barn. fruit. shade trees y mile to station,
perfect road: reasonable amount down.
Price SIG, 900 unfurnished, $4,000 furnished.
We have hundreds OF lots for sale. Eas.
or West Bronx. Also numerous other good
investment propositions and homes, with any
amount down. It'll pay you to communicate
with before buying Let us be your
brokers. wen treat you right.
g T. ARONDG CO. 40 fremont
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
WALL sT.. ATTENTIONS

Two brand new six room houses. each on
3Oxi25 plot. five minutes trolley ride from
g, Ceoree ferry. corner Of Franklin av.
and ath at New Brighton. s. T.. price
xs. 800. ton years tax exemption applies TO
these bouarE Also room tile and stucco
house. on piot 7Jx.fl at I5i Franklin av. :
rot water heat, and unusually fine garden .
price sis,cOo Appointment by teiephonng
iT3T-R Port Richmond
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
BKDNN VIILE
$4,000

In the heart OF Lawrence Park. Minis.
from station, charming stucco house OF II
rooms. 3 baths, enclosed porch; large and
beautifully Handicapped plot; garage. Write
or telephone for full particulars. ELLIOTT
BATES. Telephone Bronxville 141o.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Borough OF Richmond--saIe or Rent.

FOR Snle--Two beautiful eatates, 20 acres
each: also choice building lots two minutes
10 station. HIGGINS. Annadale, Staten
Island
NEW DoRP, Staten Island--wi sell my
nice home. rooms. sun parlor. all I'M
a1 Steele AZ
HOME and : lots for sale; garage, fruit
trees: all improvements. an ideal home Tor
city people, 40 minutes to New York city;
convenient 10 trains and trolleys and schools;
viii sell cheap for cash. reason for selling.
widow. Mrs KIBBLE, q Alaska st., West
Brighton, Staten Island, ~. n.
PRINCES FAY - Four room bungalow.
partly furnished; large plot three minutes
from station. near water. Telephone 64iT
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Observation-Disclosures.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Private and two family stucco garage; tax
exemption; terms, near subway station.
LEVY. room 1f0s. 81 West 34th.
9ls story dwelling, Harlem; price $4,000; I;
$500 cash required. SHARIJM 10 Bway