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New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Buying in Old
Business Zones
Down Town
Estate Parts With Washing
tom Street Property i'm
New Tunnel District.
Owned Over 100 Years

Robert r. Rainey. Inc, sold for the
estate OF Elias G. Brown 81 five-story
building at 357 Washington Street,
with frontage Of 30 feet to Samuel
Wen. The property has been owned by
the estate for over a century.
Ernest 4. Bower sold for the Colum-
nia trust Company the three brick and
frame buildings at the southeast cor
ner of Renwick and Spring streets,
known as S06 Spring Street and "A
and Dc Renwick Street, to client for
investment.
Woman Sells Bowery Building
The three-story store building, S7.ex
COX irregular, at 258 and go Bowery.
has been sold by Ruth A. B. Brown to
the newly-forfned Po Realty Company
The four-stcry building with stores,
24.llx53.5, at the southeast corner of
been sold by Samuel Brill to William
volk. 1t was conveyed subject to
mortgage for $4,000.
The f. K. Carter Company sold the
two four-story business buildings with
stores, 66.sx452x irregular, at the
northeast corner of Fulton and Cliff
streets to Matilda B. Wyck.
Deal in Fiftieth Street
The five-story business building, COX
1905, at 81 West Fiftieth Street, CO.
lunbia College leasehold, now owned
by Annette o. Jennings, is to be taken
over by the newly-formed 81 West Fiji
tieth Street Corporation. The direc-
tors of the new company are L. A.
Wolins, A. A. Klein and I. Weissman.
The company is represented by A. Ro-
senb1uth, attorney.
Buys in Seventh Avenue
Victoria E. S. and William r. Nichols
sold to Hugh G. Miller four-story
building with stores at 431 Seventh
Avenue, 248x100.
Maria 7. Buel sold to Thomas s.
Bonfglio a two-story building with
stores at sos Third Avenue, 21.4x75..
John J. Hoeckh, Inc. sold for the
estate OF F. Hasten the four-story
tenement at 434 West Forty-nfth
Street, to be altered for business.
William T. Hueston sold to Peter
Corn the two-story buildings with
stores, 25.fx113.1x irregular, at the
southwest corner of Lawrence Street
and Old Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
r cal Estate News
Shifting of Business Firms
10 Grand Central District

Ctuett Peabody & Co. leased through
cross q Brown Company $4,000 square
leet OF space in tho New York Central
terminal Building, Mt Forty-fifth Street
ana Lexington Avenue. The space COW
cred by the lease includes about one
half of the first floor and the entire
sixth hoor, and is to be uaad for their
New York executive office and sales
room. The same brokers leased the
eleventh floor at 2s-33 West Thirty
sixth Street with Homer L. Pence to
womens hats; space at 149-51 West
Ihirty-sixth Street to J.. Stein &, Co.
manufacturcrs of women's hats, and TO
tne heiner Fur Shop the store at 20
West Thirty-ninth Street.
D. Clarence Davies leased an Office
at % East Forty-second Street to the
knickerbocker Portland Cement Com
pany.
William A. White & Sons rented for
hlce q Hill to the Constellation Film
corporation an Office at TAP Seventh
Avenue.
Harris, vought & Co. rented a store
az o4o Madison Avenue to Miss Evelyn
Eosenfeld, interior decorator; a store
at West Thirty ninth Street to Pollv-
anna Tea Room, at 20 West Fifty-sixth
Street q store to Irving Kerner; at ITO
Grand Street store to NJ. Hausman &
Son, and at 1913 Sixth Avenue to s
Gittelman.
He'll q Stern leased with Spear &
Go. at $50 Fifth Avenue the eighth
foor to j. J. Beyerle Manufacturing
Company and the tenth floor to
Schwartz & Levy, Inc.
Louis Schrag leased for the estate Of
plsdsrick Il. Brickwedel the building
NJ nH& IL s~.A-.
thew Regan.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Leasing of Apartment Suites
In East and West Side Houses

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment ut 470 Park Avenue for Mrs.
frank H.. Platt to Mrs. Vincent B.
Thomas, furnished; an apartment at
270 Park Avenue to Mrs. G. A. WeisI;
at 460 Madison Avenue to Mrs. A. NJ.
Roberts; at 110 West Fifty-ffth Street
to Mrs. A. d. Guy; at 40 East Sixty
second Street to Mrs. A. L. Pollock,
and at 6s East Eighty sixth Street to
+. Celestin and Mrs. William Tager.
Worthlngton Whitehouse, Inc. rented
furnished an apartment at 960 Park
Avenue to Mrs. Robert l.. Stevens.
Peter Grimm leased an apartment at
10 East Sixty ty-fourth Street to DIR.
George Bachr, Walter c. Taylor, Harry
Dornbluser and Horton b. Sultzer.
Peter Grimm leased at 1874 Lexing-
ton Avenue the ground floor to Mime.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Restaurant to Pay S3OO,OOO
Rental for 7th Ave. RuiId;ns

Rice & Hill leased for the Schmidt
estate the property at ago Seventh
Avenue, between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets, to the Silver
Holding Company for twenty-one years
at a total rental Of moro than $500, 600.
1t is the intention Of the lessee to re-
build the premises in the store and
basement to be used for lunch rooms.
Huberth & Huberth leased the store
at 1885 Broadway to the Higgins Com
pany, agents and distributors for the
Stephens car.
P. NJ. Clear 4 Co. leased the store
eight and one-half years to the Wash
ington Confectionery Company, and the
basement store at 228 West Twenty
ninth Street to London & Klein, cleo
tricians.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Large Brown Place Plot
To BE ImDroved for Business

The Brown Realty Company, recently
Incorporated at Albany, with H. and L.
Cohen and J. Schlossberg as directors,
purchased from the Glenfar Realty
Company the plot of twelve lots on the
west side of Brown Place, between 1924
and 1850 streets, for Improvement with
three-story building TO be used for
manufacturing purposes. The opera
tion will involve about $300,00o. The
property, acquired by the selling COM
uany less than month ago at an auc-
ton conducted by j. Clarence Davies,
measures 200 feet on Brown Place and
las feet in each street. The buying
company, represented by s. Solomon, at
torney, has selected C. B. Meyers, archi-
tect; to draw plans for the proposed
hIIiIdinc
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Kansas City Southern
Rail Rate Cut ON Wool
Special Dispatcs to Tho 7'rfbmne

Spectdt Dfspufch to The 1rtcMne
BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE Boston
Wool Trade Association to-day was
notified of the 10 per cent cut in rates
on full carloads of wool from the West
70 the New England section, to he
placed in effect soon and to run for
an experimental period of six months,
with the hope on the part of the rail-
roads that wage reductions may be
authorized in the mean time As mill
hons of pounds Of wool are shipped TO
ms section from the West annually
Iais means great saving. Shipments
made wholly in New England are NOT
affected by the cut. Since the rate in
crease of 33 l-3 per cent, made in Aug
ust, 1920, large shipments of wool
within the district have been made by
motor truck, particularly from Boston
lawrence, Worcester, Providence
ana Woonsocket. 1t is estimated that
ssesen-tenths g of the wool shipped with
'u the district now goes by motor truck.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Demand Continues
For Small Flats
In Many Sections
Holly Arms, i'm West l48th
Street, Bought by Adjoin-
ing Owner; Tenant Buys
Tenements in 9th Avenue

The Holly Arms, n six-story elevator
fiat at 402 to 410 West 14Sth Street, has
been sold by Amelia Hoff and Stephen
Fl. Hoff to Abraham Crosney, operator
The property is on plot 100x100, and
Is laid out for twenty-four families
The purchaser owns the adjoining
building, and this purchase gives him a
2o0-foot front in 148th Street. A. H
Smith was the broker.
Joseph P. Day sold for the estate of
A. Crittendon Ayres the two four story
tenements with stores and the three
story tenement at 355 and 357 Eighth
Avenue and 302 West Twenty-eighth
Street. forming an T' around the
combined properties have frontage of
41 g feet on Eighth Avenue and 20 feet
ir Twenty-eighth Street. The pur-
chaser is the tenant in one of the
stores. This property was to have been
offered at auction by Mr.. Day on Mon
day. Mr.. Day also sold for Herman r.
Bauer to Thomas J. Nolan the five
story apartment, 26.8xf00.8, at Sd West
Ninety~third Street.
Henry Estricher & Co sold two five
story apartments with four stores at
1875 and 1887 Madison Aveue, 54x91, to
a client of David Lion. Aaron Fishbach
was the broker.
The Charles F. Noyes Company and
Joseph Klein sold to Adolph Cohn for
Ellen M. Bannon the property 1896
Third Avenue, tivestory apartment
with stores, 25x75.
Jennie Bien sold to William and May
Lewittes fve-story store tenement at
S25 East Seventy fifth Street, 20x1O22
Aldo and Angelina Sparti sold to Sam
Gabaef four-story tenement at 21a
East 11Sth Street, 18.9x10O.5.
The Peerless Candy Company sold to
Samuel Isaacson two fve-story tene-
ments with stores at 159 and 161 East
123d Street, 51.9x10011.
Mollie Levitt sold to Millie Rosenberg
q six-story tenement at 205 and 207
East 111th Street, 35x100.
Hannah Fuhs sold to David Shapiro
three five-story fats with stores at 30E
and 309 West 117th Street, 75x10o.11.
Nellie NJ. Thompson sold to John
Aspesi five-story store tenement at
lac East 10th Street, 25x99.11.
Sophie Gruenstein sold to Beckie
Sesskin tive-story store tenement at
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
NAVY Orders
From The T,Ibune's Washington Bssredx
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-Navy orders

From The Trsbume's Washington Bssredx
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-Navy order,
issued to day follow.
Morton, Capt. J. p. to Squadron IL.
Sahm. Com. L.. to L. S. s. Yukon.
McDuffie. Lat. Il. c.. to T. S. S. Teal.
Padgett. Lit C. g.. resigned.
Payne, 1t, G., to Hampton Reads.
Yanccy, 1t. 4. a.. resigned
Wilson. IL. (i. g.) j. L.. resigned.
Grove. Ems. J. f. jr., to U. S. 8. Niagara.
shaw, Ems. II. p, TO U. S. S. Niagara.
Johnston. Lit. II. c.. to San Francisco.
Noreen 1T FL A., 10 Newport
smith Lit. J. c., to Charleston.
TroxeIl. 1T. }. W, to New York.
Calkins. 1t. r. D., to y. s. s. Texas.
Congdon. Lit. C. H.. to Navy Department.
Galiaiee, Lit. J. f., TO L. S. g. Olympia.
Jones. 1t. a. W.. to u. s. S. Nevada.
MeCarty. Lit. II. r.. to II. s. S. Wyoming.
Scisiiling. 1t. E. p. to u. S. S. Rochester.
wilkinson. LIT. r. e., to y. s. $. Wright.
Wren LIT w. J.. to u s. s.. Prairie.
Charlton, Capt. c. NJ, resigned
Shack LIT. T. j.. TO Philadelphia
Graffn, Lit. q. g.l E. u, to Philadelphia,
Kretz. Ap. elk. T. K. to Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Marine Corps Orders

From The Tr4bune'S washington BAroaW
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.--Marine Corps
orders issued to-day follow:
Randall. Major D. NJ, TO Hayti.
Faragher. Mar. Gun. J. j.. to Hayt;.
utiey, Major II. H., TO Paris islano-
Hernle Capt. L. d. to Washington.
De Haven. 1t. L.. to United States.
Pinchta. 2d 1t. J. r.. 70 Hayti.
Puttcaner. Mar. Gun. r. F., to Guantico.
Bassett. I'd 1T. w. d, to Pensacola.
Buckley. Major W. W.. to Kansas City.
Budd. Major s. p, to ST. Paul.
Wells. Major G. H., to st. Louis
Lianhard Capt. j.. to Washington.
Mcclure. Capt. c. n. to Philadelphia.
McGan, Capt. J. H.. to Parts Island.
Salzman. Capt. o. to st. Julier's Creek.
Burks. 1t. J.. r., to Boston.
Dickerson. 1t. A.. to Boston
Gpynian, I'd Lit. ". to Pensacola.
Fassett, Capt. n. S.. to Denver.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Kansas City Southern
Operating Ratio Higher

The Kansas City Southern operated
at q ratio of operating expenses to
gross earnings of II in October, 1921,
as compared with 70 in October, 1920.
Gross was nearly 90 per cent lower in
1921 than in 1920. This is the first
important railway report for October
and October is the first month this
year that can be accurately compared
with 1920.
Kansas City Southern has made a
more favorable showing than most
soads and ratio of 70 for October in
1920 was remarkable The great de-
crease in gross probably explains why
operating ratio was not better in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

a03 East Twenty~sixth Street, 29.6x
5s.t0x irregular.
Sarah Remer sold to Louis Rosenberg
four-story store tenement at Lib Ave
nue. G, f8.fx70.
Samuel Friedman sold to Nathan
Brecker six-story store tenement at
101 Avenue B, 23.5x93.
Sarah Dickie sold to Louis Yarmus a
tive-story store tenement at G8 Clinton
Street, 21.10x75.
|. /. Komito sold to Harry Lieberman
a tive~story store tenement at 93 Lewis
Street, 24.1x10o.
Albert s. Wright sold to Moroch Fl.
Dlnstelheim five-story store tenement
ut 1875 Madison Street, 25x100.
John and Hattie Horn sold to John B.
Mezzadri two iive-story store tenements
at 1853 and 1856 Mott Street, 49.9x100
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Trading in BROOKLYN Realty

William Liss, Inc, sold for James J
Sheeran 286 and 288 Kings Highway,
two three story brick buildings with
stores, to Edward E. Brill, who gave in
part payment the northeast corner of
Avenue @ and East Tenth Street, 10ox
100, with $4,000 in cash. The same
brokers in turn resold for Mr.. Brill the
Kings Highway property to Koop
Brothers.
Joseph Stein sold for the Realty AS
sociation corner plot, 100x100, at
Eleventh Avenue and Fifty fourth
Street to client, who will erect dwell
ing houses. The same broker sold for
the Left Construction Company two
family stucco house at Forty-eighth
Street and Sixteenth Avenue to Mrs
Schleiff
The Clinton Trading Corporation sold
to Anna Feurance the three-story build
ing at III Wolcott Street.
The Bulkley G. Horton Company sold
81 Buffalo Avenue. a two-story resi-
dence, for e. J. Wasmer.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Private Homes on Upper
East and West Sides Sold

Anna T. Dannreuther sold to fsabefaa
T. Mcneil four-story dwelling as Isl
West Seventy ninth Street, 1Sxl02.2-
Frederick Cordes sold to Herman
Kramer three-story dwelling az 44s
East Eighty seventh Street, 2i.sxioo.
Dora Blauschild sold to Z. g. D.
Cohen four-story dwaIling at SIS East
109th Street, f7x56x irregular.
Aaron Shisiiko sold to Edla Burke q
three-story dwelling at 202 West 1880
Street, f5.7xf00.
Josephine c. Beckley sold to Hattie
y. Frye a three-story dwelling at l55
West f30th Street, iS.9x9911.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Accountant Buys Apartment
At Jackson Heights

C. A. Alvarez, chief accountant with
"La Fresno" purchased an apartment
at 106 Twenty-frst Street, Jackson
Heights. Other apartm have been
sold at 1S1 Twenty third Street to
Charles H. Bowers, sales manager of
the Continental Mills of Philadelphia,
and to Thomas Airey; at 1876 Twenty
third Street to George Fiorentino; at
125 Twenty-third Street to John Car
ter, with Lewis & Conger, and at 143
Twenty-thjrd Street to Winfred Ma
honey, manager of the Auto Renting
COMPANY of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

Anna, parlor floor to DR.. Falk, the sec
ond floor to Frank M. Thomas and the
third and fourth floors to the Old Mas
ters' Studio.
Rice e. Hill leased apartments Mt 2l
West Forty-seventh Street to Mrs
Emma s. Newman, e. Mccullough and
the Misses Bingham.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Stores and Loft Rented

P. M. Clear & Co. leased the store at
375 Seventh Avenue to Frank Buono-
core jr.. groceries and fruits, and, with
the Manson-Jacobs Company, the west
erly store at 235 West Twenty
Street 30 Irving Nissembaum, printing
supplies.
The Duross Company leased to the
American Woodenware Company a loft
at 112 MURRAY Street
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Gore in 10th St. Near
Broadway Sold hy Ehret

The gore lot, 25x11.5x1911x26.5, on
the south side of 10th Street, 100 feet
east OF Broadway, and adjoining the
Memo Theater, at the southeast corner
of those thoroughfares, has been sold
by George Ehret to n buyer who will
improve the site for his own occupancy.
Sydney l.. Warsawer and Schmidt &
Donohue were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
To Build at Harbor Heights

The Stilwcll Realty Offices sold
eleven lots at Harbor Heights belong
ing to the Warranty Realty Company
to n. Edward White, who will erect n
residence. The same brokers sold three
lots on Heathcote Hill belonging to
Miss Clara Davidson, of Larchmont, to
D. Lambiasi. of Mamaroucck.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Church of St. Benedict
Increases sd S.. Holdings

The Church Of st. Benedict the Moor,
whose edihce is at 342 West Fifty-third
Street, and which owns the adjoining
houses at 33S and $40, has purchased
from Edward M. Doyle the two three
story dwellings, Al 418x75.5, at 800 and
322 West Fifty-third Street. The church
holdings have now been increased to a
frontage of 1918 feet at this point.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Army Orders

~ FROM The Trsbune's Washington Burca.
'Hasd to-day follow:
Infantry
fsss9nQoiyf. Capt. A. p, 70 leth infantry.
csen; Il. Col. ". NJ. tn Oakland,
Frsnsanoiiss. Capt. J. d. to Columbus.
rsjor L. s.: Ogden. Capt. r. NJ: Holder
A'an' Capt. n M. Fisher. Capt. c.
"a. Miscellaneous
49, Capt. A. u. 8. A, to Canon City
ysys Major j. p. lnsp. Cen. to Fort
= ss-seayenworth
1t. G. c., Air syc. TO Houston
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Sells Recreation Building

Patrick Toner bought 335 to 800 East
Thirty seventh Street from the Hof
Realty Company, which partially re-
modelled it as IL social and recreation
center
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Florida

$50 ACRES OF good land for sale with
splendid opportunities. Land sold in 10
acre plots. Located N e. OF Moore Haven
capital Of Gisdes County Florida. Land is
most suitable for cattle. pigs. poultry. sugar
cane and truck farming; fertilizer re-
auired. Write or cable at once 10 Cant.
n. Y. WILLIAMS. care the First Bank OF
Moore Haven. Moore Haven Florida
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Lancdone Terrace Estate Sold

Slawaon & Hobbs sold for tho Ell
Jay Realities. Inc, Sidney Loeb jr.
president, the property at 220 Lang
done Avenue, Me. Vernon. known as
Langdone Terrace, about one-half
acre. The house on the site contains
nine rooms and two baths.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

QUEENS VILLAGE IT, T.
Choice southern exposure corner plot,
Colonial 7-room house: all latest improve
ments with garage. not built for specula-
tion; at bargain. sl2.5o0; must be seen
to be appreciated; minutes to station; on
main street, c9 minutes to Pennsylvania
Station, New York.
JONES
Northeast cor. Lincoln av. and Walnut st.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
CREsTwooD

A CHARMING Colonial house II rooms ,
baths; all well appointed, hardwood
floors throughout; Gear garage with rooms
above: Handicapped plot. l25xloo; price
s25 aN0; reasonable terms.
6 rooms and bath, lot 5exloo. $4,000.
rooms and bath, plot 75xloo, $4,000
Pear garage.
rooms. 3 baths, garage, large plot,
si7 800.
rooms and bath plot 7ox1oo $40, ,ooo
Seen by appointment only. Apply Ralph
Eayhurss, Westchester av.. Crest wood.
N. T. Phone Tuckahcs 34s1.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE an opening for an experienced
real estate man who can qualify as
competent to handle large mortgage nego-
tiations. Appica tioH must be made by
lcttcr only will be held in absolute conf :
dence and should give detailed record
i-aWre1ce. Blake g. Jewell, If5 Broadwav
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Sells Lot in l8lst Street

Nathan Wilson, president of the oc-
cidental Holding Corporation, pur-
chased, through Slawson & Hobbs, the
vacant lot, 25x100, on the north side of
lS1st Street, $50 feet east Of Audubon
Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
W. Ziecler Rents Aiken House

Burgoyne Hamilton and Adrian Ise-
lin I'd rented for Mrs. Thomas II.
Hitchcock, of Westbury, L. L., her cot
tage at Aiken, S. c., to William Zieg
Ter jr,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
W0stcliester

STORY, h-fanily building; grocery store.
with without stock and fixtures, and a
good barn. e.. Gaertner, 12a Union av.,
New Rochelle, n. y. Phone 266S.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Pleasantville Buildings Sold

Chauncey B. Griffen G. CO. sold for
Abraham Hershfeld about twenty
acres with buildings on Bedford Road
in the village of Pleasantville to H.
2. Manville, Of the Johns -Manville
Company sI8
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
New Jersm

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
at Bogota Heights, built of stucco and
frame: steam, parauet floors, electricity
plot 40xi00. Michael Bros G Christ Ian
son. Mapiewood and PaIisade aves@ Tele-
phone Eackensact 533-R.
SIX-ACRE POULTRY FARM
Near Summit. Splendid room dwelling
All impts. Large barn. PRICE S1s500
EUGENE JOBS-H. f. BECK co,
Lackawanna Station, Summit, y T.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

BROOM and bath housekeeping apartment.
suitable for couple. 22 minutes from
Grand Central, Queensboro subway, at
Jackson Heights. Restricted community,
tenant ownership plan. Small Initial pay
ment. Balance s75 monthly. Occupancy
Dec. 1st. Phone Debna1n, Newtown a5B2
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BRONXVJ[.I .I.F NJ Y

have house listed at $50 900: owner
has givcn mo authority to sell under
$4,000. First floor consists large living
room. open fireplace, dining room, buffers
floor, master bedrooms and tiled batha
Third floor. | servants room, with BATH
and storeroom. Plot 100SlS0 Ten min
walk from Brouxvile sta ton 80 min to
42d st and New York Central. Ready Tor
Immediate occupancy. For terms phone
393J Bronxville. HOWARD III. SETTER
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Manhattan

ssTH ST, 5s EAST large light rooms !
modern conveniences; open freplaces ;
rent SO, 600. Rhinelander 80.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
To Improve Bronx Corner

John ]. Tully purchased the south
east corner Of Grand and Burnside ave-
nues, 104x93x129, upon which he will
Immediately erect business building.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
III sa s3sz &
SERVAETLESS NOME BARGAIN

$4,000 SECURES TITLE TO THIS SER
fNNTLESS HOUSE, balance OF ss.s50 on.
easy term mortgages. which can be paid
or In few years as you now pay rent.
Permanent home; every thing modern and
ready for occupancy at above price; no
extras, steam heat guaranteed oak floors,
beautifully decoryted inside ana out
Select, strictly gesidential neghhorhood.
Water sports gGf, country club. schools.
churches, maIs Ys Nearly 700 feet eeva-
lion; no mosqAtoes. Big living room, with
huge open fireplace. No servants needed ;
eiectricaIiy equipped throughout, includ
ing electric range, vacuum cleaner, washer,
electric lights and base plugs. Balance.
after initial payment, be paid up with
less money than you will waste in rent the
next few years. Write, telephone or call
a. b. STEWART. 1GS broadway Tele-
phone 1891 Cert
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Queens

MADISON AV., sol. at SAD st,--Two rooms
and bath; possession at once.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Bronx

MORRIS AV., o151--Apartment furnish ID ,
sunny rooms. bath, steam. electricity
leiephors, piano winter or longer, refer
ences. Fordham 3742. Linden.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

SGD ST. AT MADISON Av. ttToteI Ashton>
Newly DECORATED and furnished one
two, three outside rooms and bath. buses
surface cars. subway, $iN0 per month up;
fuii hotel service; restaurant
oTTT ST. 22S WEST (Broadway)-Sen or
rent, artistically furnished, 2 rooms
Eitchenette apartment; moderate rental :
ilnnediate posaession. &C.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Queens
QUEENS vILLAGE I

REAL ESTATE--sALE oE RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
APARTMENTS TO LET-rURN1smEp
Manhattan

7SD ST. 12s WEST tIoteI Notelton,--
Newly decorated and furnished one two
three outsde rooms. bath; elevated sur-
face cars, subway; room. bath, $50 month
ly and up; fun hotel service; restaurant
slsT ST. tCotur,bus av.} (Hotel Colonian
Newly decorated. furnished 1--a-s
outside rooms. bath. elevated surface cars
subway; SEQ room, bath; full hotel service !;
resta,lruut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-22
Collect No Money

for subscriptions delivered by carrier or agent. Those who enter this campaign do not have to collect for subscriptions taken that are to be delivered by carrier. Simply secure the signatures on the sub scription blanks furnished by The Age Herald, turn these in and as soon as your subscriptions are verified you receive your doll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-22

Every little girl wants doll that is large real baby. Betty, Peach Blossom, Jill and Sonny big enough to baby brothers sisters little shoes and dresses. They have fat, rosy cheeks, dimpled knees and chubby hands and they truly walk just like baby does. All of them have their faces washed without losing single bit of color Best of all they tumble down without breaking.