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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

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one 81 these new supous copied
be effect of her particular hsro's
6@M sash he Is a West Point cadet
thu graceful Httle garment which an
her girl friends Immediately copied IN
turn acquired IT'S name.
Now sou wiH see any number Of
sllpons like che one pictured on EsiFta-
ton Walk az Wcs Polnt--and at many
ether places. for the girls have gone
quite mad over these new slipons and
they promise 90 be the knltilng needle
craze 81 the summer.
Everybody knows how a West Point
cadet ties hss sash b. Is wound around
aud around snugly and smoothly.
without a wrinkic, and q helps 80 give
him hat erect slim WASTED look that
i 50 beautiful Is behold Some folks
40 say that GA order % SET the smooth
perfection Of the sash. its wearer fas-
tens one end 10 somethinEe-the bed
pest or perhaps the steam radiator
and then rolls hlmscf slowly up IN
tire strip ~ fabric by twirling en- bis
toes one would Dot dare 20 assert
that this is the way IL Is done, bus the
finished perfection o. taat sash Is
something 60 behold.
OF course. no masculine detsu OF
dress that has picturesque possibilities
d ever overlooked ~ feminine ohser-
walton and sooner or later the West
Point sash was bound 10 be borrowed.
Woman has borrowed mans coaL bis
riding brseches. his soft felt hats. his
tramping footwear. his Stoves, his neg
ilEee shlrta. his necktles--everyfhi ng.
about, except his swaliow-taii evening
attire. Snail wonder that such 3 pic
turesuue thing a. the regimengal sash
should hs seized upon. Tha wonaer Is
that h his not been selzed before.
A. any rate one girl had the idea.
and che evolved Ter herself a kniltea
silpon with a long sash-eud that went
Foun8 and round swathlng her slim
waist ana giving her that trim look
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

All The Giris Are Making Them-And
Aou see They Are Not Diaiculf To
Make. With Oar Lone And One
short sasicnd
perch o. evenings one prefers - 81
quietly after supper Instead % Stroll
inR around the countryslde Or ~ the
eEa "a shawl - never comfortable 60
walk In g - forever nlipping on and
must BE- held on - enc o. beth handsi
bul u one alts on = Esranda there = no
mere convenient o. graceful wrap.
such = ahawl shouia measure AZ least
twenty-five inches across and Nhoaic
be a yard and three-Quartera lona. AL
you have 20 40 - - cast On a hunaFe1
stitches ard keep knitting untn the
ieuNfh q the scarf-shawl b attained.
Tha ends may be isfi plain Or trimmed
with frln9e.
Ths ralhbow shawis are perhaps the
preitiest 81 AL and part o. their charm
- In their dainty ilghtnsms and aimosi
lacy eject The NEST Wanxy Ymrn ~
used Tor white Fround and pastel
stripes and the eoiors mast be very
Gs.ieafe. They may b. spaced evenly
la stripes fhe lenwfh % tbs shawl. o.
they may be used tn narrow Ines
Krouprd toEefhEr-srvtral groups 20
the ienFfh ~ the shaNL The finfs
are pale mauFe. wrar-hine. 1Mde.
canary. faint cranwe 20 mauvo awain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

sunset whole hour after supper
delightful time for walks. rhis eve
ming allotment ~ daylight has changed
summer customs and summer fash
ions. Several years ago women ~
summer hotels and boarding houses
donRed for The evening meal dainty
fragile frocka ana high heFled white
slippers. and after supper everybody
sat about on the hote porch uniil
dark. But with several hours % good
daylight after supper. sitting about
waiting for the stars 20 come out. did
seem a woefui waste Of time. 80 grad
ually smart sport clothes that looked
woli with sport footwear replaced the
rufiy frocka and high heeied slippers
And the style has remained, With the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

- oME 81 tha noW tail collars are
made - pieatea ribbon. one atan-
- nlnN meaai - 81 seft tamefs 10.
bon. picct edged. in . smart gray
shade a strip of the rlbtcn feFmr
the hirh stock and above thaf - g
pieAfNd ruw 81 TIE rihhon whgeh fsaHds
- sxrept whsFr ths rhin presses q
forWarf. I've fonE ends ~ fhe -
ben. unpisafed fau frou ellhor Zee -
the stock and arN knofssa a. tks
breast
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08


itvns az slinpsr. small ana nat sailed
and held Ga ~ ribbons that cross exff
me instsp.
Rraidea And Esnhroidered suits
% course. there always have = -
merely pretty bathing anlta-tgF ~
women Who 40 not eKcei a. fNirna.islA
and ueEeF hope - learn. - ha*s y
be content wifh makinE pictures -
themselves On the sand. The = -
fseaiy permissible though whsn 80
como 10 thlnk 81 u there = son 80
inaincere about the maid sho thees
mha cannot and wili NOS tearn ~ 49,
.nslsts upon mnkfuK a beaeh sifsA
herself However, there are p'sAk
teach airena and there aFs pienW
salts for them. Two % this yEs
Co.'S uma are pictured. kithef % ~
suits mlaht 80 into ths
carefully finsea and pressed thtfs@A
er~but probably nNlthtf sui VII eFst
set thoroughly arencheds Tor Ne~t
beach siren seidom uaaes ID beyen-
her knoca. and thea cuig y thefe =
somebody q ccax heE
one auit i % pale stray nannel, m
boaice hung nke an eFsntnE tfoeN -
shauifsr straps. and ths BRAIDED PER
tANNaEN &M NA&&*# NAM+t~@ 49,
belt. The trunks arc braided ~ bof-
der eject 20 match me bodice. Nlin
the gray salt. Which yoau admit e
very, very cnpflvatlns. - CAP Aae
paYasoi n Say color. ths p@rm@oi 49,
: cerise ard white tsneta cover AZ
fhs cap 81 rubber IN tie aanae coief
SERENE. The other ault - 81 whlis
wash smfln. Hhirrea IN a. an Empift
ualsuine uflh rows n uool fAxeuns
ana me same tFimminE eatlines -
hsra. Nerk Mnd sleeve are butter
hefs stitched and snowflake mctifs pf*
smbfoidsre8 en- bodice Rnd sleeve caE
and parnNol ere cherry coiore1 sne
cherries aaorn the comfortable sana
pillow.
Beaeh Capea Indispen&able
Because modern bathing salts haFt
90 sleeves ana low neck, and atochan9t
are F0liea down below the kn@e-mnA
the sun has intense baruinw and trees.
linz quaililss@-fhe beach cape - seff
necessary II one sta en- tha aand a.
All. A cape 81 rubber - pictured
fetching rea riaiuw hood AFFAIR. Therf
are also capsa o. brushed wooi ane 81
Terry rlstn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

wooia and when this trlnsmiuE - used
it should he On the shade ~ fhe gar
menL Pure white wraps ~ tha SORT
are specially dainfg and iook well with
froeks o. light culor.
Long EeaTf-ahaWza make comfortable
ard gFacefai WF8nw fcr ina sumner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
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WESTPOInTER SLpOn -

- ECAEsE the girl who first made
- one 81 these new silp0us copied
Is he effect of her particular hero's
- saah hc IS a West Point cadet
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
II c al estate News
Hogneseekers Select
West End Ave. Dwellings
Two Houses ON Thoroughfare
Among Sales Announced;
Buylng or, Easf Side

Pease & Gilman have sold to eli
ent Of Sharp & Co. the five-storv
american basement dwelling at s2S
West End Avenue, 17x76xs2, for Sadie
Salmowitz.
Siawson & Hobbs sold for Forrest
Maenee $50 West End Avenue. a three-
and-one- -half-story high-stoop dwelling,
19X6ox10o.
Julia Beverley Higgens sold for Mrs.
Herman Kahn 15S East Seventy-fourth
street, three-story dwelling, 1S9x1o0.
to DR.. Albert Wander Veer.
Joseph Calechman sold 1543 and
1o45 Madison Avenue. two three story
store dwellings, 331x45, to Boris Dia-
mondstein and Isaac Slosser, respec-
lively.
: Helen Sweeny sold to Elsie Atzinger
2l3 to PIT East Seveuty-seventh Street,
three three-story 'ellings, 50x1o2.2.
Maurice Strange bought 146 West
1880 Street, q three-story dwelling, 12.e
x9911.
Sisca & Palladino sold for Frederick
Cineotti to Vincent Bracco 341 East
116th Street, four story dwelling, %
x100.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Active Trading of Flats
In Many Bronx Sections
Operators Buy Apartment on
Earle Street; Modern Houses
Pass to New Owners

|. Reis & Co. sold for A. Winnie,
through the Warbrow Realty Company
1853 Faile Street, five-stery apartm ment
4s,6x1o0, housing twenty families, for
$4,000. The brokers have been named
agents.
Herman A. Acker has sold for Died
rich Boiling the five-s story apartment
with stores at 9o7 Prospect Avenue,
42x107.
The five-story modern apartment, 90
X95, at 2764 Creston Avenue, southeast
corner of 10th Street. has been sold
by Bloom Rubin, builders, who re-
ceived in part payment from Augusta
Larson, the purchaser, the five story
modern apartment, 50x10o, at 1866 Vyse
Avenue. Bloom G. Rubin have resold
the Vyse Avenue house to the Benen-
son Realty Company. Morris Berko-
witz represented both the sellers and
the purchasing company.
Mr.. Berkowitz, representing William
Hyman. also bought from the Berk-
shire Realty Company 1o49 and 1855
Simpson Street, two five-s story modern
flats, 49x100 each.
B. Schildhaus and julius Trattner
sold for John D. Kroog to Hyman
Meyer 1496-149S Vyse Avenue, five
story apartment 50x100.
De Witt II. Warren sold to Moses
Mendelsohn the four story fat, 26,2x
look irregular, at the southeast corner
of st. Paul's Place and Webster Avenue.
Julius Trattner sold for Louis Lese
northwest corner of 159th Street and
Elton Avenue. three-story building
with stores, 21x7o, to Philip Soloway
The Debb Corporation sold to Lanigan
Brothers, Inc, the two and one--half
story dwelling, 32.7X95, L-orris Avenue,
at the southwest corner of Mount Hope
Place.
Richard F. Junker sold for Mary j.
Ryan the northwest corner of 192d
Street and Grand Avenue, three-story
dwelling, 50x106.
The S. l.. Aronds Company sold John
H. Schroeder 1894 Crotona Avenue, Il
two story house 23XS1
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
APARTMENTS TO LEr-FuRNIsHEp
Manhattan

10TH ST 22 EAST-Studio bedroom. hath
kitchenette, phone; until October; $75'
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Buildings on Church St.
Corner in Reported Deal

Tenants are reported to have bought
the three and fve-story store and loft
buildings at the northwest corner of
Church and Walker streets from the
heirs Of Anna F. Cooper. of Belmar,
n. J. The buildings adjoin the twenty
four-story structure Of the New York
Telephone Company and front rs feet
on Church Street and 504 feet on
Walker Street.
ing, i6.8xlOo, for the Marx Realty and
Improvement Company to Mertle Nc
Dewitt.
Harry E. Zittel sold for J. Schanz to
P Novack the five and one-half story
business building 1872 Lexington Ave
nue., near Fifty-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
" omen Again
Big Factors i'm
Flat Trading.
Figure as Buyers and Sellers
in Many Transactions Re-
ported Yesterday, Chiefly
of East Side Tencnents

Lo,ossa NJ. Higgins sold to Julia
Rosenberg 1Se Lexington Aevune, a
snnr-storv store fat, 54x22.6x irregular.
Jacob Smith sold to Caroline Zacke
.ol West Forty-ninth Street, a five
story tenement. 25x1e0.5.
George F. Brown sold to Dora p. Hal
,.y f702 and 1906 Amsterdam Avenue,
two iive-storv store flats, 24.1tx100 and
e5xs4, respectively.
Rosa E. Ruefer sold to Jakob Mataic
s43 East Seventy-fourth Street, q five
story tenement, 25x9S.
Arnalie H. Q. Millholland sold to
Anna Sass 109 East Ninety
Street, q five-story fiat, 25x100.
Henry ". Unger sold to Gertrude
safHr s72 Second Avenue, a four-story
sore tenement, 20x78.
De Witt H, Warren sold to Walter
Neadelsohn 234 East Ninety seventh
Street, a four-story tenement, 25x
l00II.
sold to Alicia L. Laird 1899 Third Ave
nue. northeast corner of Seventy
The Warcotley Company sold to
Lille Roberts 159 and 161 East 123d
Street, two fiye-story store fats, 51.9x
i00.11.
fTederlCA d. 1lCuS SolQ TO MOTIFS
Goldberg $50 West 152d Street, a three
story dwelling. 16.8x99.11.
Mary Lunnsy sold TO Philip Rosen-
biatt sos East Tenth Street, five-story
fat, 25x94.8.
Cammann, VOORHEES, & Floyd sold 81
and % Pitt Street, q six-story tene-
ment with stores, 50x40.
Augustus E. Kissam sold to Rograno
Brothers 14O Cherry Street, five
story tenement with stores, 108.6x246x
irregular.
The Metropolis Holding Corporation
sold to Emily Kraus 1480 Second Ave-
nue. northeast corner of Seventh
seventh Street, a four-story store fat,
22x75.
Beatrice J. Blaisdell sold to Louis
Rothman 148 Park Row. four-story
store tenement, 6911x21.9x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

IoIH ST, las WEST-To rent, furnished.
modern apartment. rooms. bath ele-
Tator; lease to Oct 1; rent s110. Apt. 54.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Business Space Rented

Tankoos, Smith G. Co. leased a corner
store in the Healton Building, south
west corner of Cortlandt and Washing
ton streets, to Henry P. Sammett and
Meyer Solomon, dealers in mems wear,
The Federated Realty Brokers, Inc,
leased the store in the Rockingham,
at the southeast corner of Broa dway
and Fifty-sixth street, for a period of
years to Adonis Dumas, who will use
it for tea room.
Charles G. Keller has rented the
ninth loft at 143-145 West Twentieth
Street to Zimmerman & Rothstein.
Butler & Baldwin leased for Com
missioner Sara G. Mulhall the second
floor at 154 East Thirty-seventh Street
to Miss Josephine Porter and Miss
Grace Z. Mcmahon.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Restaurant Interests Buyer
Of Sixth Avenue Corne,

The $50 and 992 Sixth Avenue Cor
poration, with B. Stavracos. f. f.
Goodman and C. Schmidt SIS directors
is the buyer of the property at that
address, southeast corner of Fifty
sixth Street, sold recently. The com
pany represents restaurant interests,
which will remodel and occupy.
Ella l.. Kramer bought the apart
ment 1913 East Eighty-sixth Street,
sold recently by Foot & Martin.
Elizabeth II. Parks is the buyer of
the dwelling at "a West Seventy fifth
Street, and Harry Bowman is the new
owner of the fiat at 529 West 13Sth
Street, both sold recently
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
New Posfoffice Branch

The property at the southwest cor
ner of Franklin Avenue and Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, 20Ox196, practically
all occupied by q one-story building de-
voted to stores, bowling alleys, etc,
has been sold by the Wechsler estate,
which owned it for many years, for
S120000 to a Mr. Camardella, builder
Mr.. Camardella, who is planning to
make improvements costing about
100000, has rented a section of the
building to the United States govern
ment for postal station under a ten
year lease at $4,000 a year.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Home Buyers Back of
Buying i'm RrOoklyu Sections

The Bulkley e. Horton Company sold
go Decatur Street, two-story and base
ment dwelling, 1S.6x1oo, for Florence
Il. Bailey to client for occupancy.
Frederick w. Walker jr. sold the
three-story and basement brownstone
dwelling at 491 Third Street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, for Will
liam Brazier to a client for occupancy.
j. Lacov sold for the Miller-Bergs
Construction Company to Dora Landau
one two-family dwelling in course of
construction on the east side of East
Fourteenth Street, 200 feet north Of
Avenue L.
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family dwelling at 653 Prospect Place.
near Bedford Avenue. for Minnie Ach
enbach to q client for OCCUPANCY
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Office Rentals Reported

Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased
Offices in 51-53 Maiden Lane to L. W.
Neale & Co. and NJ. S. Vein & Co; in
so John Street to Bernard F. Golden;
in 1t0 William Street to Thomas F.
Bowe.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford have
leased offices in the Chatham & Phoenix
Bank Building, 67-9 West 125th Street,
to the Stratton Studios, and the store,
1889 Third Avenue, to Nathan Gold.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Lots Along Ocean at Sea
Gate To Be Sold Tonight

Holdings of the estate of Robert
Maxwell and others at Sea Gate, Brook
lyn, will be sold tonight at auction
by Joseph P Day, at the Brooklyn
Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague
Street
The sale includes the Maxwell home
stead, which is located directly on the
beach reservation, at the foot of Beach
Forty-seventh Street, with fine view Of
the ocean. The lots to he soli are
ready for immediate improvement.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
CITY Houses Rented

Frederick l.. Collins leased, through
Douglas L. Gilman G. Co., from Mrs.
Richard T. Stevens III East Seven
tieth Street, five-story American base
ment dwelling, on lot 16.8x100.
The Haggstrom Callen Companv
leased for the 125 West Sixty-third
Street Corporation the four-story and
basement dwelling 1875 West Sixty
third Street to Mary Wood
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Grand Boulevard Corner
BOUGHT for IrnRnroxor,,ant

Eugene j. Busher Company, Inc.
sold for the Burnside and Jerome Lot
Corporation the four lots on the north
vest corner of Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and East 1S0th Street to a
builder who will improve same with a
fye-story fiat.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Staten Island Homestead Is Sold

Cornelius G. Kolff has sold for the
Belair Manor Company the old Marsh
homestead on Belair Road, Fort Wads-
worth, to Peter Crane, Of South Beach
The Marsh homestead stands on hill
overlooking New York Bay.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Dyckman Section Plot Sold

The Eleto Realty Corporation sold
to Morris Bienenstock the plot, look
100, on the west side of Dyckman
Street, 100 feet north of Nagle Ave
nue..
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Dallas B. Pratt Takes
Fifteen-Room Flat

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment of fifteen rooms and five
baths in 270 Park Avenue to Dallas B.
Pratt, of Maitland, Coppell & Co.,
bankers; also an apartment in the new
building at 800 Park Avenue to John
Il Strnn oman
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Builders Take Bensonhurst Plot

The Meister Builders have purchased
from the Morrison estate a plot, 8Ox
100, on the north side of Eighty sixth
Street, 240 feet east of Nineteenth Ave
nue., Bensonhurst. Goldberg G. Aronson
We're the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
BRoNxyILLE

FOR RENT OR SALE,
IN LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXyILIE E
A new house, delightfully."- situated on the
hillside among fine old trees, convenient TO
schools, stores and station; rooms.
pointment
SWALLOW 6 PRATT, INC,
II Palmer Av., Bronxville. n. Y. Tel. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

s4TH PCS wEsT-TO LEASE FOR SUM
MER MONTHS, FURNISHED 4-STORY
HOUSE; ALL IMPROVEMENTS FOR
SIDE 6023.
SMALL furnished private house, electric
Gramercy Park section; July to October
$125 monthly. Stuyvesant 344 p 400
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
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Connecticut

AT GREENWICH CONN, for July and
aug ast or longer, attractive house, In
perlect condition, completely furnished
masters bedrooms, baths; $500
month. Telephone 1888 Greenwich, 100
Hanover.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Bank Lends $4,000 ON Hons,

Maurice Wertheim has placed a mort
rage of $4,000 with the American Saw
lngs Bank for three years on the four
story dwelling 126 East Forty fourth
Street for Cora A. Ferguson.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
WestmoreIand House Buyer

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Martha Normann two-story
frame Colonial dwelling on Bayview
Avenue, Westmoreland, l.. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Davidson Avenue Garage Sold

The garage, S7.4x94.8x irregular, at
and Davidson Avenue, has been sold
by the Campus Garage, Inc, to Will
liam Ruscimeyer.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Long island

BARGAIN-Private house, rooms and
bath, electric, all improvements, corner
50X1O0. price, $3.50; mortgage $2bO0
cash, 1900; Will take balance on second
mortgage. Call at premises Mrs ]
Toohey, southwest corner Clinton and
Claremont av Springfield. L. l. Phone
1999M Laurelton,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES


FURNISHED OFFICES for rent. including
telephone servlce on 9Th Ave centrally
located. Apply Carstein ~ Linnexin Inc
22l 4th Ave, phone Stuyvesant 1880
LIGHT. RooMY OFFICES and gomn1.
rooms, preferably for shoe men; day or
month; telephone, display tables. etc NJ
IL. MARITIME, 14S Duane st
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
NEW ROCHELLE

SACRIFICE-Owner leaving for abroad.
$500, room stucco bungalow; gas, cleo
trio lights. hot water heat. Location ideal.
81, 900 cash. Several other good homes at
very reasonable prices; see US. HUDSON
REALTY Co, 26s Huguenot st. Tel. 1928
New Rochelle. Open Sunday.4A
A splendid opportunity to purchase new
house, rooms and baths. with every
Improvement; exclusive park For terms
apply P. A. CAMERON, 81 North Av, New
Rochelle. Phone 4226.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
New Jersey

NEW HOUSES AT $500 UP
NJ Bogota Heights. built of stucco and
T-ame; steam, parquet floors, electricity;
plots 4oXl00. Michael Bros. & Christian
aen, Maplewood and Palisade avs. TeIs-
phone Hackensaok 133-R.
POINT PLEASANT. N. ].
FURNISHED FOUR AND FIVE-ROOM
APARTMENTS WITH BATH FOR
RENT, DIRECTLY ON BEACH. APPLY
r. WITHINGTON.
LOVELY six. eight, ten room houses; ex-
Ridge, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
PORT CHESTER

ATTRACTIVE 12-room house. baths, hot
water, heat. gas and electricity, shades.
awnings, storm sash, corner Tot. in best
residential section: shade trees and shrub
berry, 2-car garage with heat. price rea-
sonabie. John Schlck, 80 North Main st.
Telephone l6l Port Chester. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Brooklyn

sTH Av.. 156-Parlx Slope, parlor eoor
rooms and bath; furnished; all Improve
mentsi suitable business people, doctor o.
dentist Sterling BITE
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
YoNKERs

FIVE and six-roon apartments unfur-
nished. in several different buildings all
improvements, in the best section OF Yon-
kers. w. a. Brockhurst, 225 South Broad
way Yonkers. Tel. 2522. Evenings tele-
phone 1866.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Westcnegter
HOUSE BARGAIN

HOUSE BARGAIN
Beautiful home. aristocratic Parkhill
section, Yonkers; highest elevation in West
chester; plot 5000 square feet; large trees
winding roads. superb scenery steam heat,
electricity, parquetry; artistic decorations
open fireplace, tiled bath and sun parlor
quarry tiled veranda porcelain plumbing
fxtures; suitable terms
PHONE YONKBRS 1929.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
LARCHMoNT :

Bargain--6 rooms and bath: gas, elec-
size plot convenient to trolley and railroad
station; price $4,000 terms to suit
DRUM MMOND, II EAST 42D ST
Tel. Murray Hill 1923. Larchmons 5s4
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
HARRISON

HARRISON, westchester Co. (near Rve)-
an-year home: few minutes from station:
water, gas. electricity, schools, etc; bar
gain. j. c. Bettinson, owner. Harrison,
N Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

ON THE HUDsON-High ground; extern
all improvements; flowers, vegetables; 45
minutes Grand Central; convenient loca-
ton; $l3,500; terms real bargain. William
True, SO West 49d st.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
MORTGAGE LOANS

MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES ON
New York property and vicinity cos,
mopolitan Credit Corporation 1872 West
42d ST. Suite 1927. Bryant O865
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Brooklyn

NICELY FURNISHED Groom apartment
for summer; rs minutes from Gnenniai
qistrict Apartment A 4O2 Parkside av..
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Connecticut

SIX-ROOM house. all improvements; 4ox10o
it.; good location; terms reasonable.
Write or phone Mrs. c. A. Fischer 20
Chestnut St, East Port Chester. Conn
Phone Port Chester 1070-R.
Norwalk, Conn. a six-roorn cottaee fl1r-
nished; also for sale a 3oefoot hull, ma
hogany finish, bronze shaft and propeller;
View Beach, South Norwalk, Conn
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

beTH ST. 10 EAST-An Ideal apartment of
two large rooms, bath kitchenette. piano,
rent for price of cost Of FURNISHING See
superintendent
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
APARTMENTS TO LEr-UNFURNIsEFD

BOTH ST, AZ EAST-Attractive bachelor
apartment, three rooms and bath. non
housekeeping; $500 per annum.; i'm
mediate possession. Apply on premises or
Sarstein & Linneltin, Inc 22l 4th Ave.
Phone Stuyvesant 1880
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
APARTMENTS TOR SALE

MODERN apartment, elegantly furnished
rooms bath all outside; s5th, River
$1,000; rent SIS a month; for appointment
Schuyler 0940.