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Evening star., 1921-03-30
Statesmen.

Several high class security and
stock statesmen wanted to sell
one of the highest class indus
trial stocks ever offered in
Washington. People behind this
Company enjoy the confidence
of the city's best business men.
Will furnish leads and render
fullest cooperation with actual
demonstrations. Only men
capable of meeting the best peo-
pie desired Address Box ZOO L,
Star Office.
THE MAN We want very seldom reads these
ads. He must be ambitious and able TO travel
. several states. Such a become state
distributor Representing Il Chicago msnufac-
furer. Small investment required. Give phone
: humber. Address Box 35H. Star office. 80
/ TWO Statesmen for eastern shore of Mary
| land for territory around Charlottesville
/ and other parts of Virginia. one sales manager
for New Jersey. to sell strong line Of hous..
= paints ard roOfing cement from factory to
farmer; must have car; good commission
weekly drawing account. II interested. call,
write or phone J. J. Dowdy. Room AGO Metro
poiitan Hotel. Washington. ID. e. 30s
Evening star., 1921-03-30

BATTERY SERvICE-Station man: thoroughly
experienced in all details Of storage battery
service; station work: in first letter give full
Information concerning previous experience
> and salary to start Address Box 251-E. Star
>Vnce>
Evening star., 1921-03-30

iSS tor revenue auditor and clerk promotion
Bookkeeping exam ma tons. Individual lessons
81. monthly tuition. $40. Introductory >
classes. 7;3u Thursday and Friday; opening
classes, Monday. Revenue Auditors Training
Inst, liiG J -. 81
Evening star., 1921-03-30

expressed that the b z stores could knock the
socks off of prices and sell much lower.
well, they wish they couid. how sell
new pants at 81 10 81; YOU cash the
buy: have slightly used clothing. Ladies'
store. GIG u. Jnsfh's Old stand. 6lG ID.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

YOUNG MAN
OPPORTUNITY UNUSUAL.
To bright. al"r; y0ung man Of neat ap-
pearancc, aa unusual opportunity is offered To
learn the art OF saiesIuanship in the mep's fur
nishiny and clothing business: high school grad
uaie preferred Address Box CHE. Star office
80. 900 PROSPECTS, to interview: $50 to $50
daily. Apply Sc. corner 14th and p.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

BAKER twhite) for out-of- town work: good
salary. National Personnel Service Bureau
SU2 3O5 Bond bldg. lith and n. y. ave.
BARBERS (2J-National Hotel Barber Shop.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

On account Of changing line of business
must dispose of all fixtures and entire stock
OF paints. yarnishrs. auto accessories. hard
ware. sporting goods etc Everything 10 90
once. =. Gordon. 34n, VI St NV
Evening star., 1921-03-30

| CANDY MAKER - Expert ;
permanent position, good salary
communication strictly conf
dental. Address Box 30-H, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
WANTED-HELP.

BOOKKEEPER-STENO expert
ed; $50 per week. National Personnel Ser
Bureau. SO2-S Bond bldg, 14th and N.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

FEMALE.
ACCOUNTANCYiS TAX-Ihtense coach
ing for revenue auditor and clerk promo ton
bookkeeping examinations. Individual lessons
81 monthly tuition, 81 Introduc tory
classes. 7:31 Thursday and Friday; opening
classes. Monday Revenue Auditors Training
Inst. 1916 + st. 81
A NUMBER Of We'll known Washington woIn-
en- planning tn build hotel here desire the
services of several capable women AS or
ganizers This is an unusual opportunity with
large returns and requires prompt reply. Send
name. address, occupation and telephone num-
Der Address Fox II ii. Star office. 81
BEATTY PAEI.oR. experienced help; facial
manicur.nS. etc.: $22 per week. commission
Address Box 2SsE. Star Office 30s
BOOkkEEfER, middle aged; state age, eX-
perience and salary expected Address Box
2S4-E, Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

CARD WRITER-Experienced; excellent OPP
portunity with large remuneration. 313 Homer
bldg l.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

AtCuISTASTS-Be Become an expert ,unt-
ant under the guidance Of IL practicing certineL
1ohllc accountants within 10 Isontns; text
books used; small cost; easy terms; only /
hour. day or night. required: more than 800 G..
v As to our credit International Account
ants Society, COZ Colorado Stdg., Open daily
N..til 3
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
RENTALS At SOUTHAMPTON.

Alfred T.. Schermerhorn, in Southamp-
ton. l.. l.. rented for Mrs Henry G.
Trevor "Meadowmere. on the east side
OF Captains Neck lane. 10 Andrew w.
Mellon; for Miss Rosina S. Hoyt her
cottage on the east side of Halseys
Neck lane TO Reginald +. Wigham; for
Mrs r. NJ. Thompson "Cherisol," on
the south side of Cow lane, to \. p.
Villa; for Mrs S. S. Harris her cottage
on the north side of First Neck lane
to Mrs. Jonathan Thorne; for Miss s.
Dorothy Schieffelin "Plas Morweryd," I"
on the ocean. 10 Edward :. Moore;
for Mrs. w Rosseter Belts "Wyllys
House. northeast corner of First Neck
lane and Dune road. TO William NJ.
Barnum for Adrian II. Larkin his cot
tage on the north side of Main street
to w. w. Wilcox; for Mrs. G. Elmer
Smith her cottage on the north side OF
Hampton road to Mrs. Charles G.. Mol
Ter: for William Lillywhite his cottage
on the north side OF Toilsome lane to
DR.. Malcolm Goodridge; for Mrs. H..
c. r. Mallock Ashton Moor on the
west side of First Neck lane, 10 ,.
Oakley Van der Poel.
Mr. Schermerhorn also leased for him
self East Cottage" on the east side
of Main street to r. r. NJ. Terhune;
for the Rushmore estate cottage on
the cast side of Main street to f. Z.
Dunno: for Alfred II. Swayne "Algo-
ma" on the Shinnecock Hills, to Gen.
Lawrence d. Tyson; for DR.. Edward
l.. Keyes a cottage on the Shinnecock
Hills 20 T.. r Cockcroft for three years,
and for the estate of Theodore F. MIL
ler a cottage at Water Mill to Rodney
Proctor
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

tingham: I'm 40 West ifty-eighth
street 10 Samuel j, Ranes.
Spear & Co. leased the fourth floor at
33 and 35 West Seventeenth street to
tho Fecora Costume Company; also
leased the fifth floor at and s West
Twentieth street to H. & A. Rosen;
also the second floor at S13 Broadway
to Finkelstein & Maisel also the fourth
floor, front. at SO East Eleventh street
to Aschkinasi & Levine the store and
basement I'm $50 West Broadway TO
Feldman & Resnick the first loft at the
same address to Victor & Co: the sixth
loft TO Karpel, Gilbert & Altbuch the
fourth floor at Q East Fourth street TO
Albert Hochheimer 4 Co. also leased
rooms 610 and GA In Gs4 Broadway. TO
the Wollner Bennett Clothing Company.
Inc. also in the st. Denis Office Build
ing. room SOL to the Leviathan SILK
Company; rooms 541 and 542 to Thomas
Taranto rooms 643 and 644 to Hem
stead, Greenhut & Citron. Spear & Co.
also leased the store in 2SS Sixth ave
nue. TO Samuel Walters also leased the
second floor in 1914 Broadway TO Ber-
don & Walker for a retail clothing store
also the store and basement in the st.
Denis Building, at 799 Broadway to
Bayer Bros.
Duross Company leased the fifth loft
in the Steinhardt building at the north
west corner OF Thirteenth street and
Ninth avenue to Scott's Preparations,
Inc. also the three upper floors in 121
West Fifteenth street for Joseph Helmar
to John Burke, and the second floor in
103 West Fourteenth street to the In
ternational Dyeing Company.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to
Jacobson & Kass, the tenth floor at 236
and 23S Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

40. 1913 WATTS ST,
between West and Washington SITS, near
vehicular tunnel TO Jersey; small three story
building possession April. owner. SAMUEL!
KILPATBlCk, 1io broadway.
no 3o4 WATER ST.
fadjoiuing Catharinc slipD
Three story building for $G.5CJ. Owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. ii0 Broadws,.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Sells Fourteen Lots In Bronx.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The New York Furniture Exchange,
Rudolph Braun, president, representing
about $50 manufacturers throughout the
United States. leased five floors and took
an option on three additional floors in
the new Armion building. at the south
east corner of Thirty-siXth street and
Seventh avenue. The lease of the five
floors. containing about 10000 square
feet calls for an annual rental of about
$125.O00. and possession will be taken
on or before April 1. The Lotion H.
Slawson Company made the lease
Richard w. Lehn. dealer In antiques,
leased the Ave story altered building at
16 East Forty-sixth street from Philip
Lehman for twenty-one years at an an
nual rental of $4,000. said to be the
highest rental paid for a twenty-five foot
building in the Grand Central zone. The
Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc, nego-
tiated the lease.
Houghton Company leased for DR..
David II. NJ. Gillespie the four story
dwelling at 2S West Eighty-thrd street
TO William L. and Annie b. Sanford
A. a. Hageman leased for A. Abram-
owitz the fourth floor in SAC Sixth ave-
nue. to Kaplan-S Smith Company and the
second loft in 625 Sixth avenue to Heller
Feldman & Fusberg.
Haggstrom-Callen Company leased
space in ISL West Sixty-eighth street
to Joseph J. Vanreet
J. Arthur Fischer leased for p. A.
Condeelis the store in 695 Sixth avenue
to l.. Flshman, laSies' wear retailer.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
street TO Morris Davis and Edward r.
DAILY; also space in IS West Thirty
seventh street to Advertising Artists.
Inc: in 12 West Thirty-seventh street
to De Gurchy & Colli in l30 West
Forty-second street to Ryan & Wood,
and in 1755 Broadway to Il. T. Gibbons.
Academy Garage. Inc. at the south
west corner of Sixty-ifth street and
West End avenue was leased for ten
years to o. J. Loderick at an aggregate
rental of $4,000 the building is on plot
100x100. two stories. Silvermans Ex-
change were the brokers.
NJ. e. l.. Hess, Inc. leased the fifth
floor in 462 and AGA Broadway and %
and "a Crosby street. covering the entire
block front on Grand street, TO y. NJ.
Simon Company: also the seventh floor
In the sixteenth street building in course
81 construction at 301 to 305 Seventh
avenue. northeast corner OF Twenty
seventh street and offices in the Hess
building at 354 to $50 Fourth avenue TO
the Greeting Card Association.
Pease & Ellimap leased to Frank
Kodama the three story dwelling at 144
West Eighty eighth street, between Co
/ lunlbus and Amsterdam avenues; also
leased offices in the remodelled Hotel
Knickerbocker at Broadway and Forty
second street to Collins Dias. stock
/ brokers also offices in 80 East Forty
I second street to the First international
\ Service: also a loft in 80 West Thirty
/ ninth street TO Lautenberg & Co, and
] -. nrtN ctr fr
/ the American Cardex Company also
/ leased apartment. in 400 Park avenue
/ furnished. to Mrs. Stanley j. McCor-
mick in 80 West Fifty-niuth street tu
\ Or. w L. Sneed and to DR.. Isaac Harts-
horne: in 81 West Fifty eighth street
I furnished to Mrs. NJ g. Conover; in 4
| West Fifty-third street to Mrs. G. Whit
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
REALT, NEWS IN BRIEF.

Duross Company has arranged mort
gage loans aggregating $i,45O.OOO on
forty New York city and suburban prop
critics. Some of the principal ones arr
the following s115.000 at per cent on
the Chateau Thierry.'' at l27 Riverside
Drive; s65,750 at 6 per cent. on 44-4b
Seventh avenue; S31 1000 at per cent
on the dwelling % West Seventy-fourth
street; $4,000 at 8 Y per cent. on the
southeast corner of Broadway and Fifty
first street $4,000 at 5la per cent. on
4S Warren street; s45,00 at 6 per cent
on the five story apartment house 1885
Hooper street Brooklyn: s22,500 at 6
per cent. on the Arthur p. Heinze resi-
dence on Beverly road. Great Neck, and
one for $4,000 on the Bernardo resi-
dence on Riverside Boulevard, Long
Beach. y. Y
Samuel H. Martin has procured a loan
of s12, 900 on "a East 115th street for
five years at per cent.
The group of buildings at the south
west corner Of Ninth avenue and Forty
second street, recently sold through
Edward j. Hogan and James A. Far
ley. were bought by Salvatore Graziano
Samuel Solomon. F'rieda Ellison and
Osias Bierner, all tenants.
Cape Realty Corporation is the buyer
street. sold recently.
The First National Bank of Leonia
has been organized with a capital of
$50, 600 and a paid in surplus of s12,500.
The bank expects to begin business April
/. and has engaged quarters in TIE new
office building at the southwest corner
of Broad and Central avenues. LGonia.
n J. The officers are: Theodore Will
Itch. president; A. A. Lincoln, first vice
president; William p. Richards, second
v:ce-presdent.
Century Leasing Company reports
that it arranged the lease of four stores
in 624 Madison avenue to Reubens Pure
Food Shops, Inc.
The firm of Feinberg & Refs, Inc.
has been dissolved and Is now !. Refs
& Co. H. Foinberg has severed his
connection with the firm.
b. Bloch represented the $40 East
1S4th Street Realty Corporation in the
purchase of the three lots on the easterly
side of Southern Boulevard. 125 feet
south of the corner of Jennings street.
from the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank through Thomas J. O'Reilly.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
NEWARK TRANSACTIONS.

Feist & Feist leased for the John H..
Ballentine estate the four story build
ing at 314 TO 322 Market street to the
United Cigar stores Company. The
lessees plan to rebuild the entire struc-
ture soon The same brokers sold Tor
the Butler Realty Company the two
story brick building at 124 Washington
stree. to David Hall for Emily +. Knott
the dwelling. 35x125. at go Peabody
place to Harvey Boyce. and leased for
the United Cigar Stores Company the
second floor in 10 Mulberry street TO
William C. Zimmerman.
The Congrega tional B'Nai Abraham
has purchased the vacant plot. l95Xl1o'
at 621 to 635 Clinton avenue from Mar
garet j. Sanford. on which the buyers
plan TO erect a modern synagogue, with
a separate building for religious school
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.
HILLSIDE SPECIAL

HILLSIDE SPECIAL.
One family. detached, rooms and bath
electric. pa rquet. steam heat enclosed porch .
sewers: 2 blocks from station: price $4,000.
cash $1,000 HILLSIDE REAL ESTATE,
Harry Schwin6t, 20 Homerlee av.. Jamaica.
Tel. 3sl7 Jamaica.
RICHMOND HILI~-New room houses,
every modern Improvement, enclosed sun
porch. tiled kitchen and bath. Beaufort lear
1.efferts av,. blocks south Morris ferk
station L. |. X. r., blocks Jamaica av.
'I." 3 blocks Fulton st. L; open for in
specton daily and Sunday. Builders ADEL-
MANN -SCHRAUTH, 1IS20 Liberty corner
Lefferts av. Tel. 5IIo Richmond Hill. Also
other enc and two family houses. Open
Sunday.
RICHMOND HlLIr-Exceptona, bargain,
room cottage. steam heat, parquet, tile
bath and kitchen, garage, 5000: also q
room cottage. $3.50 also family brick
$1,000: also new houses. SIS, 600: easy terms
ADELMANN- -SCiRAUTH, 11s2O Liberty
corner Leffert- ave. Tel. 51I9 Richmond liil
Also other bargains. Open Sundays.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
CANADIAN STEEL MAY MERGE.
Dominion and Nova Scotia and
Halifax Shfpynrds Plan.

MONTREAL. Feb. 20.-Plans for the
consolidation Of the Dominion Steel Cor
poration. the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal
Company and the Halifax Shipyards,
under the name of the British Empire
steel Corporation, have been formulated,
according to an official announcement
here to-day.
The agreements are subject to the un-
derwriting Of certain securities. So far
the plans have the approval of only the
directors of the interested companies.
They will be laid before the shareholders
for Endorsement at later date.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

u. s. PUBLIC AUCTION sALE.-saivage
Branch q. y. a. NJ. Brooklyn. - Y, win
sell al Public Auction. commencing 1000
A. " February 24th, 1921, at Sheds No. 2.
80 and No. Z. Governors Island. New
York an assortment of material and articles
no longer needed by the Government, con
slsting % electric fans. electric light fixtures
mattresses. pillows. tarpRulins, file cabinets,
trunk lockers. hedsteads, horse blankets.
rubber hose. scrap rope, cots. assorted
chairs old burlap, office rafes. auto tires,
rubber boots. miscella neOus cooking uton7ils
and numerous other articles. Particulars on
application TO the Salvage Branch, Army
Supply Base. brooklyn. ~ v.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
CONVICTION rs UPSET.
Philippine Court Revcrses opium
Smuggling Verdict.

MANILA. Feb. 19.-The Territorial Su-
preme Court to-day overturned the con
viction of Lieut.. Commander Wong
Hsino Wong. Chinese navy, who recently
was sentenced TO two years imprisoa-
ment and fined $4,000 on a charge Of
smuggling opium into Manila.
Resolutions protesting against the law
placing an embargo on rice importations.
recently enacted by the Philippine Legis-
lature. were adopted tonight at a meet
ing of natives.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
20 PER CENT. OF CUBAN
SUGAR MILLS IN POOL
I3,575,922 Sacks Grouped for
Sale So Far.

HAVANA. Feb. 2O.-Seventy per cent.
of the sugar mill owners of Cuba have
signified their adhension to the plans of
the recently appointed Sugar Financial
Commission, charged with marketing
the islands sugar crop. according to the
Department of Agriculture. The amount
OF sugar thus far placed at the disposal
OF the commission totals 13,575.922
sacks.
New elections in districts where the
courts or election boards have nullified
the results of the 'balloting for Presi
dent last November will be held in va
rious parts OF the six provinces March
! or March TO-
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

c.. 2. Butterfly leased ten one-story
waite front warehouses, 500x200.
bounded by Ferris. Conover, Van Dyke
and Coffey streets. facing Pier Al.
South Brooklyn. for ten years at
net rental of more than 100000. The
lessees are Watson Bros. warehousenren,
who will use the buildings as traffic sta
tions for handling cargoes from foreign
ports
Henry L. Nielsen sold 737 East
Thirty-first street for William Fl. Hand
ley to A. Fischer and Anna Bentkoski:
also the dwelling at S94 East Thirty
fifth street for Henry II. Martin to
Christian Hogsted.
Charles f. Rickerson sold 160 Sterling
place, three story dwelling, for Mar
ion McEwen Crabbe to Helen Hamilton.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
MisccIlaneous-Sale or Rem,

CIIMMIT Houses, Farms. estates. Thomy
oO"iHhii son Co. II :inDie sc. Tel. t5is.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
IN THE SUBURBAN MARKET.

Lewis II. May Company sold for Will
lam Silverstein his property at 1856
Sheridan boulevard. consisting of two
and a half story dwelling on plot look
100. at Far Rockaway. l.. l.. TO Eva
Heller for occupancy.
Prince & Ripley rented a house with
about six acres of ground on South
Broadway, Dobbs Ferry. y. Y, TO f. r.
Gruger.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
QUEENS BoRoUGH MARKET.

J. Albert Johntra sold the dwelling.
50x100. at 167 Cypress avenue, Flushing.
for John Holzhamer to Frank Kass of
Astoria.
G.. Tuoti & Co. sold for W. II. Holman
to A. Selvaggi a country home at Little
Neck, L. l.. 75x200.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brooklyn--Saie or Rent.

FLATBuSH. 1854 L. eth ST.. near Avenue j.
Wildwood manor; vacant, i0Nl00 story
and attic. stucco q rooms, . tile baths. steam
heat. electric instantaneous water heater
perfect order. For price aud terms call Main
l4t-lis or Richmond Hin 6G05
FOR SALE-One family semi detached brick,
rooms and bath, steam heat, electricity
and gas; garage; price sli 900; Bay Riege.
L 1868 Herald. Brooklyn.
GOING to California; will sell, below cost
IDEAL modern brick house and garage.
semi mi-detached. rooms and bath: entirely
furnished uI to date, laundry and playroom
In basement, steam heat. electric light par
aiet floors, enclosed porch; located re-
strcted residential section BAY Ridge. MOE
CO., Sd av.-56th ST. Brooklyn.
NO CASH.
New SIX seven room stucco I'1atbusl
house, with garage: may he bought no cash
down; only requirement il monthly payment
equal to fair rents: Will decorate to suit.
WILLIAMS Den TER CO.. INC.
ie Greenwich av.. n. Y. c. Rector s5ss.
NEW YORK AV.. overlooking Eastern Park
way full story and basement house, hard
wood trim. 13 rooms IDEAL home for
doctor. easily converted into . family:
block from subway; viii be sold reasonable
Tel. Lafayette 1000.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. zoo. OVERLOOK
ING CENrIstL PARK. THREE ATTltAC-
TIVE. EXTRA LARGE ROOMS AND
BATH. APPLY SUPT.. PHONE CIRCLE
i24s.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

and social centre Louis Schlesinger'
Inc. we're the brokers. The same brokers
leased the second floor in S63 and 500
Broad street for William f. Lehman TO
Dahlgren & Grammer merchant tailors.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

RAMSEY.-ss acre apple farm. f. room
photographs. HOVER. 2t2 R'way. y. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Fine. modern. Colonial home. furnished
owner vii; rent from June TO september.
81 ,;uD: OF high bluff overlooking Severn
River near Annapolis boulevard aud electric
railroad station. twQ acres. well kept
ground. Including large garage house
modern. electric and water service. seven
bedrooms. also one large unfurnshed bunga-
low for season or cutrc year; fine harbOr,
bcrcf. bathing fishing. Address CHARLES
x. HANuFN. 600 East Lexington st., Bnlu-
more. Md
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

AT STAMFORD-Beautful 10 room house
3 baths, corner lot: Revonah Manor. finest
residential section. near trolley and railroad
station: 20 minutes from New York City:
house has hardwood floors. gas, electricity.
&C.. worth S35 900; will sacrifice for $40. 600
investigate. BELL & PIERSON. - Atlantic
ST.. Stamford, Conn.
FURNISHED houses, s., 900 upward BELL
g. PiERSON, % Atlantic ST, Stamford.
Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
Long Island.
,.ort,er itttts cArnr

FORREST MILLS GARDENS. t. T.
Living rooms up 20 1lx2J o.. finished 40
well a. the finent homes. "a rooms only. IN
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments.
by station. . Otis elevators. excellent set
vice. opens February l. Apartments renting
now these arc must have unusual merit.
Apply Supt. on premises. Phone boulevard
G545, 632n, or GrION l.. G. EARLE. agent
EGO w. seth. Schuyler gTi6.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


SPECULATIVE and Investment
Len ses WANTED.
GEORGE NEniAN. $50 Fifth Avenue.
WILL, lease properly In need Of repairs Tor
alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO.. JO7
Eth av
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East slde.

ktIERrON HOUSE FOR MEN.
Provides the socishilty Os a club. the COM
vcnience OF hotel at fraction of the
cost OF accotnn odations ~ !irst class
hotel Tho newest Of the Allerton group. a
II story building, 18th ~. and Madison av.,
Is Now READY For OCCUPANCY
9th. $50 East.-Bcautifu newly decorated
two connecting rooms ?, 3. BROLlN.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
New York state-saie or Rent.
Connecticut-saie or Rent.

YoU WILL SOON HEAR = good dsal abou'
Rockland County. HOWARD GOLDSMITH
Nyack the Hudson. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 18th IT. to 59th st. Unciusive).
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

AN old established firm desires about 900
to Loo square feet light office space
could use penthouse; send diagram and
price; any location. 30th to 50th st., Park
nv. TO 9TH av. y l13 Herald Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21

MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE
In restricted section OF Mount Vernon: Al
condition; spacious lawns, shade trees. beau
tful pines. shrubbery, fruit orchard and
garden. Seeing Is believing: rare oppor-
tunity; no agents. Phone Hilcrest 22i9.
j III Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
Rv ] F. CONANT & CO Auctioneers
OFFICE LOWELL MASSACHUSETTS
AN EXCEPTIONAL SALE
In Lots to Suit Purchasers


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