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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

D3VLneI WAA6s WdS u1Oluo1 .
request.
SOh. dearl Little brother doesn't
rant anything except to bother. as
hsual,s replied Doris impatiently. as
bha took the work from her mother's
hand. after reluctantly putting away
her writing materials. II felt just in
khe mood for writing. too, and I had
ljust begun. Now there won't be an
other chance today" she sighed when
the was alone.
To tell the truth, the two pieces of
\mince pie which Doris had eaten a
short time before were having the in
tevitable effect which that delicacy has
when partaken Of too late in the day.
IN plain English, Doris was cross. She
felt very much injured, for she loved
to write. and, though Interruptions
were really infrequent when she was
thus engaged, her present state Of
mind (and digestive organs) made
them seem very frequent indeed.
II don't have much time, aside from
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
HE was forty. but she was slim
and dainty. The gray hair
was soft and becoming and her

- and dainty. The gray hair
was soft and becoming and her
eyes were unusually large, with
streaks Of gray in their depths. But
she was just Miss Allan. dressmaker,
who worked by the day and often late
into the evening for her rich custom
err. Her work, however. to her was a
beautiful art, and it was lever long
before her wealthy patrons recon-
u1ended her to their friends.
AS she paused at the corner Of Win
ter street her attention was called to
the figure Of a man of about SO years.
who looked, to her syrapathizing gaze,
u~nntterably tired and pale. A wisp of
his iron gray hair was pushed care
lessly from under . cap. and the gray
uncared for beard tended to prove him
> tramp.
III all her 40 years Miss Allan had
never hesitated to follow the generous
Mttls impulses by q kindly little heart.
50 ID her positive woman's way she
mxchsd up to the niddle-aged wan
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

the driver. Take me homs--he
.ouick!" And they dew through the 81
lent streets."
She paid the man anu darted up the
three long flights Of stairs to her
poor little room and dung open the
door.
shes sleeping. emarnn." the maid
whispered. shes been sleeping for
an hour"
, The woman fastened into the room
where the little n lay. The childts
breathing was even and natural. The
fever flush had gone from the little
face. The worst had passed, and the
mother knew that her child would
live. The long suppressed tears burst
forth, and she dropped upon her knees
with a prayer of thanksgiving
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
How to Get Rich.

your friend seems to improve on
acquaintance"
HE improves financially, IL that's
what you mean. Every time he, meets
me he generally manages to borrow a
sovereign"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

In Defense Of the Medtcos.
F wish to hea, no more
OF army terms; for one,
The shippers awful roar,
Comply T%en-shun!"
But sweet sounds on my car
A happy victory won,
When Doc winks and says, Here
ls your prescrip-shun!"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Just Chewing,

First Ancient with morbid fear OF
growing deaf. breaking long silence)-
There-it's come at last! You've been
talking all this time and I amt heard
a single Tord.
Second Ancient-Hain't been talkin'
been chewin,.s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12
Sufficient

Sufficient.
Mrs. links ito 1920 model maid)-
Olga. how many times do / have to tell
you to scrub the floor? 49,.
olga-Just once, ma'am; good day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-12

~ oRIs. dear. please finish this
hem while I see what little
brother wants." was mothers
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.

long ISland-saIe or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
aUEENs-RICHMoND DEALS.

Moffatt & Schwab sold for the estate
OF S. l. Hynan all the capital stock of
the Snug Harbor Realty Company tc
]. Fl. Rosenstein. The ownership Of this
stock covers the following parcels OF
land: A large dwelling on the southwest
corner of Wall street and Stuyvesani
place. st. George. Staten Island; a
small frame dwelling on Wall street, St
George; a plot of land and frame
dwelling on the northwest corner of Jer-
sey street and Castleton avenue, New
Brighton; a large frame dwelling al
3fS Jewett avenue, Port Richmond, anc
several parcels of vacant land The
value Of the entire property is at leas
$4,000.
slckert-Brown Realty Company solo
to Charles Mcdonald two story eigh,
room dwelling on Seventh avenue, be.
tween Jamaica and Grand avenues. ir
Norwood Gardens, Queens. The house
two baths and two car garage, is one
of thirty just completed under a million
dollar loan from the Metropolitan Life
insurance Company and is exempt from
taxation for ten years.
Lewis III. May Company resoId for
Zimmerman & Cast the s. e. T.. Con-
struction Company. 321 Dickerson ave.
nue.. Edgemere. Queens, a two and a
half story stucco dwelling, to II. Levin
than for occupancy.
Thomas Leonard sold for Adele Gig
lio a block front on Arthur avenue
South Beach. s. l., to Angelo Chiarello
who will erect one and two family
houses at an estimated cost of $50 900.
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RENTING SPACE MARGIN
rs RAPIDLY DECREASING

Charles +. Noyes Company has nego-
tiated leases aggregatins more than
$1,000. 900 during the past few weeks for
the Munsoa Steamship Line. Ground
floor space ard the entire second floor
Of the Beaver Building. 81 Beaver street,
has been rented to the Automobile In
surance Company OF Hartford, c. Rus
sell Ebert resident director. and in the
new twenty-five story building at n
Wall street the Noyes Company has
leased a large portion OF the thirteenth
floor TO Injustice jerks and GustavuS
a. Rogers. and practically the entire
fourteenth floor to Monks. Goodwin &
Shaw. The Automobile Insurance Com
pany OF Hartford will pay about $780,
600 in rent; Monks, Goodwin & Shaw
about s25o.000. and Mr.. Rogers and
Justice jerks about 100000 during
their occupancy.
Mcdowell & Co, members OF the New
York Stock Exchange. have rented the
brokerage office In the new Ambassador
Hotel. Park avenue. Fiftyfirst TO Fifty
second street. which will open next
Tuesday
AilleS " 20. rented tne DuliullS al 5l-
West Thirty-sixth street to John john
son. and The building q. 43o West
Thirty-eighth street to Joe's Wetwash
for a term OF years.
Glavera Realty Corporation leased to
the Kopwort Realty Corporation the four
story building at 108 Lexington avenue.
between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets, for twenty-one years
from May ! at $4,000 per annun.
VIM il. Whiting & Co. leased the build
ing az 105 South street to Herman
Degenhardt also the building at 81
Eeekman street. near Gold to Philip
kashurin: store and basement in 6S
Beekman street 10 Hin & Lansstroth,
the second loft In 81 Beeknan street to
George La Monte 4 Son. the first loft in
"a Spruce street to Jones & Naudin, the
store and basement in 25 Warren street
20 Fort Wayne Engineering and Manu-
featuring Company, the store and base
ment in hi Spring street to NJ. Cooper
smith, the second loft in 14S Chambers
street TO the Empire Tire and Rubber
Corporation. top floor in 424 West
Thirty-third street to the Galvanotype
Engraving Company.
NJ Rosenthal Company leased to Ed.
Krugman third floor in As and Al West
Twenty-ninth street. to Julesky & kloth
first loft in las West Twenty-fourth
sreet to G. & @. Platter fourth floor in
1d5 West Twenty fourth street. to May
flower Skirt Company second floor In
139 West Twenty-fourth street. third
floor to NJ. Wickner & Co. in 139 west
Twenty-fourth street.
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Weiss epoustylnik weiss)- -o.
Il Robert d, itos'i5o Z. boaglase-J. Y, Lago 25a7J
lNc.-Norvich Onion Indemnity
RosAsCo. vario ana Joseph-s.
RicHTER. ifT.fn Isador-P. Grossman
''larAi W. u Renbert A il ai.......... 80 2,45t.i
sERLIs. Ben--o, +. II. calcott -,
sEEsEL. chiaries-Aciser Merrall -
sTESGoLD wooLEN CO., NC
sciIREiBER. II fIiM:Tn Bicnjamin-J ..
SHAvLINskY, stephen a4a len
nic Forman (admrsl-C. Wink -.
surety si co.MPeoplc & Se. ......e... 5.ooo'
4 "a cssnaity sliai CO. % 81 II Y.-same. 1000,
sToLoFF. Morris-s. Flechaer ct -,
sHLzER. Il william E.-w r.
pruden Hardware co. ......;..c; .;...;c o5-.'
SMITH. Philip r. and raui g no.,
Simon-A. r. villa G. Bros, Inc. a,9e !
INITCUFII, Herbert K-C. Ryan II, ,134i
lANSEy Robert-.J IL Eden ct al 2O4
TERRY. RAYMOND Nc. q. Fay. 4l2'
Leipzig, Inc ............. 12s
TWoMBLY. William I.-West sOth
-. Garage Co..........t........ l-ot
surety co.-Peopie. Gc......... a.oon,
V EST ALLENHURST IMPROVE
NI5N'r Goa 4. sheridan 1907
WEfTZ. Frederick C.-M. Patton. | .oa2
Van Worst. Ipc............... 2l5a
WfEDIAN, Sidney--Harrolds. Ltd S2S
WARREN, Frederick-H. D. john
son ...........-...-t ,.'..s.t',,, -p7
Realty Corp p................. PA.
YALE PRODUCTS CoRP.-Ferdi-
Eand Buedinger Co., Inc. 2O9i
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BUYS TWO HOUSES NEXT
TO RUPERT MANSION

Margaret Rutledge bought the two
four story dwellings, at and East
Ninety-third street, each 20x100.s, ad-
joining the Jacob Rupert mansion at
the south corner of Fifth avenue. The
house at No was sold for $4,000 by
Mrs. Pauline Lindauer and No. was
disposed of for $4,000 .bylJIarold #.
Turner. who bought the housSfrom John
j. Welsh in October. 1912. for S45,OO0
and remodelled it for his use at consid-
cradle expense. The purchaser will
either convert the dwellings into one
residence or build new home on the
site.
Harry Sugarman sold for Davis
Rosenkrentz to client OF p. w. Smith
236 West 136th street, 17.6x1oo. three
story dwelling.
Norman Denzer sold for Mrs Annie
Bernstein the three story dwelling at
as West 160th street, 16x100.
Mrs. Emeline III. Olin is reported to
have sold her residence at ITO East
Thirty-ninth street, four story dwell
ing. 20x9S.9, near Park avenue.
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J. p. DAY HOLDS AUCTION
SELLS MANY PARCELS

Joseph p. Day held yesterday sue
cessful auction sale. at which varied
list of properties was sold. The total
obtained was s2T9,600. One of the fea-
lures of the sale was the purchase. by
f. T. Powers, OF Douglas Manor Inn. a
large three story building, 202xa45x365.
for set.0Gv This building IS one OF tne
finest in this section of the island, hav-
Ing been for many years occupied by he
Douglas family.
The two two story residences on
Shore road. Douglas Manor, were pur-
chased for $4,000 each by +. Gartlan.
The three story tenement, 22.6x9S.9,
at gas East Thirtieth street, was
purchased by John Miller for SILL
500, and the vacant plot, 100x114. In The
wood avenue, Bronx, went to Frank
Hawkins for $4,000. Robert f. Bonsall
bought the plot on the north side or
Mayfiower avenue, running through TO
PelhamvilIe Road, Observation-Disclosures Ok
irregular. for $1,000. Eugene Young
bought. for $4,000. 252 South street,
through to 497 Water street, four
story building. and John Fax purchased
$50 Manhattan avenue. BROOKLYN. a
three story frame dwelling for s6,0o0.
George Wolf paid $4,400 for c09 Free
man street. Brooklyn, n three story
frame building. 25x1N0 rre northwest
corner of Bedford avenue and South
Third street, Brooklyn. was bought by
Harry Bobper for s41.50o. ana Lor.iE
Andreggi & Co. acquired :ab4 end 245o
Hughes avenue. four story tenement,
50.11xS7.S. for S23.100. A. Turner
bought a residence on Yves: Main street,
Huntington. l.. l., together with about
fifteen acres, for $22.50o, and Eugene
Porter paid $4,000 for two parcels. 196x
1905. at Undercliff and Sedgwick ave-
nues for $4,000. The northwest corner
Of Tenafly Road and Hudson avenue.
twelve large vacant plots we're bought
by Ludwig Stress for S13,5o0. and
George ]. Hoag paid s2o5o for the
plot. sox100. IN the south eide OF
Wyckoff Place, lear Homelawn avenue.
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day, the first name being that of the
APPLETON. Edwin N-Isaac Gold ~. !.
:. Masei2J' g. Cassat5 s.' at5..'...'.. .i l.2a5.3s
BCLKA Max-A. Golden II ALL. los. 80
.ieselstiii,-i. Hirsch. .......... .4i.5s
Bt'scH, Bertha N.-Masse Country
Easravins Co.. Inc. ......,....... lil.95
Wooisn co.)~Bank 81 The q. S.. $3.50
sIsy. ..................... i23.41
nERNsTEiN. Philip M-Auto Bro a
BARRETT TsnIS To'i John I'm Nv. i. Pruden
COLE. Frederick H.. Jr-E. Klov, 5s2.10
cApTro. Louis-Piei bros ........ 1,037.27
Hand ......... 24s.17
eani< ~ X '.9.. S0s SO
corr. Warren LA. W. Porter. 2.o43.eo
CARACCIA. Marie--Ci De Vitto... 5000
"a ard Co. co.......'........,.. 'aei." 1855
spon I'm Inc 625.41
sAME-A Kapler. sS0.5t
EMS,L NJ ,LlsH sa r snsiau sprer,,e " 1922
FLETCHER, Holmar-J. Tarsio.... lud.sU
FINK. Louisa. P. Reibcn, :. 1So.lo
{ CO. ................... 13.4oi .06
GENERAL coMMERcE Co. INC,
so e,,o o..os Ine....a..l.....,... 27l.s5
Ns'l1i'-> ~ i-'s' III, '"........... 344.49
GRi1'E.cc;EsiRsocN5.. svend-People. Re 10000
'Iar, aoin VIM 80 ........l...'.., We. ~ $4,000
rA~TaN Tobn-N u, ottinyer 40. 20
HAAS. Charles J.-F. G. Maher.... 207.7o
'et'i- at al. .-'.. ... 4os.o7
HyGRADE AUjTo EXCHANGE,
Co ................ ~ 1o5.as
fig off & Co.. ................... 26.7ss. Al
TRAM. Anton-c,ity Of New York, 1875
BANK % Of CITY Of \. r............. 27o.95
JORDAN. Frederiek-D. w. Greg
ofy Adjustment Corp. .........,. a2l.09
JANNoWlTZ. Nathan-iiosenbers & -, i
SARPJI Dayid--S. Karpei, costs. 1915
LAKE. Robert J.. steamship
Shnyard Equipment Co)-schmelz
National Bank ...............,... l,Os5. 10
dam Casually Co.-people, &c.. 800. 20
LEON. Irving &C, +. Price. 63I.20
LEVY, Franks. Sherman. ........ 3.053.32
Commission 5520O
MARGULTES, Joseph-A. Mattever 1000
Hosiery Mills. ...........,......... 1856
People. &C. ..................... 10000
MIL,GRIM. Max. or Max Miller On
dependent Butter Co.'s. Epstein
ct al....... !3S. W
NEUBERGER. Lester-J. Potash. 1.959.4o
NORTHRUP-wILIIAMS CO.. INC.
-E. NJ. C. Hawkins ct al........ 6.95
Loopol & Co. ..................... 5,2o5.72
pipe ( creosoting Co, ire nm. 1o.27s.27
Bridge Co. .......... ............ 24.oi1. .os
Inc.-L. Geib. ...................'. 52i.ae
rrice. Wallace, Jr.-E. n. Sonen-
FtrhHl .....-....t...... Elb.b
PIRK. Fred-State Industrial Com. 264.0
PoUSTYLNfK, Ziso. and Hyman
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
HOW ABOUT YOU MAY lST?

EASY coAfMUTATION 10 NEW YORK.
Permanent home. everything modern: cleo
fully decorated inside and out. Select neigh
borhood. Water sports, golf. country club.
schools. churches, markets. Send for photo.
Fine livirs room, with huge open fireplace.
Many fine old oaks and birches supply
abundant shade You can buy this charming
place with a little cash down and less money
than you viii waste IN rent next year. In
ves,igate II NJ WORCESTER, Suite 1872
40 Broadway. N. Y. &. Tel. 1922 cort.
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sunrRRAN srunIo HoNIE-wm sacrifIee

SIIDtU hOmIs-N III
now, artistic place. especially built for
year round living. only 81, 800 cash needed,
balance OF $1,000 on easy terms, alnost lke
rent buys IL. 5000 now on mortgage can
remain: has eight large rooms. tiled bath.
splendid studio, % ft. - It., fine northern
light: steam heat. parduet floors. running
water electric light: every convenience
beautifully situated on plot lOoxl90 feet :,
fine garden, shrubs and flowers In profusion
close 10 pretty lake. stocked With fish
select, congenial nelghborhood. good mar
kets, school and churches near by; this ls a
chance of a lifetime 70 obtain a home n
fraction OF real worth: could not be dupll-
Gated NJ less than si4.50O. Ideal commute
,ion 10 New York city. Address EARNE<r
Post OFFICE box li07. City Hall station. New
YORK Ctty
The New York herald., 1921-04-15
DWELLING SALES LEAD
TRADING In BROOKLYN

Bulkley & Horton Company sold 139
Vanderbilt avenue, three story dwell
ing. 25xSO. for Jessie Osborn.
Charles Partridge sold the dwelling at
1872 Union street for Elizabeth ID.
Shapero.
Henry Il. Nielsen Offices sold the two
family brick dwelling at 364 Twelfth
street for a Mr.. Sherro to Thomas Jaoor-
ski
". r. Newman sold the three story
dwelling NJ 776 Carroll street for James
Ryan.
Martin Company sold for tho S. Dom
hex Company TO Veronica Adams tho
dwelling at 500 Warren street.
Realty Associates sold to Nathan Le-
vine a gore plot on the east eide OF
Chester place. 100 feet north of Du-
mont avenue. 51.t0x100x irregular
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy wore
filed Thursday In the United States District
NORRIS PUsCHKIN = Voluntary petition
by Morris Puschkin, mechanical dentist,
% Delaney street who plarss hir naoili, ,
10 assets. Nathan Tolk is attorney Tor
the bankrupt.
u. J. DUNBAR CO., INC.-IrN oluntary pc
tition against r. j. Dunbar Co.. lilc., drug
glsts' supplies, log Sixth avenue, on be-
half OF three creditors. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are: Fred
erlck NJ. Dayton. s4.o24; William =. Bres-
nan, 81 ,0I2, and David Ta,poper. $1,ol2.
Franklin A. Mckenzie is attorney for the
petitioners.
RUBBER CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Involuntary petition against the Rubber
Corporation OF America, 240 West Fifty
fifth street, on behalf of three creditors.
Liabilities given as upwards OF Sl,VOo,-
o0O Assets not stated. Petitioning cred-
itors and amounts claimed are: Equitable
Trust Co.. s7O.04o; National Park Bank,
S72 500: Blauveit Bros, Inc, S4,ouu. Mur-
ray. Prentice Aidrich. 81 Wal! street,
are attorneys for the petitioners.
ABRAHAM MISUNDERSTANDING petition by
Abraham Bauman, clothing manufacturer
ITO Fifth avenue, who places nus naDiibes
at sf,939.9I7, OF which <l,sos,sa are un-
secured claims and $4,000 secured claims,
and assets of 81 ,42s.0sn. Of which Si,s2a,.
500 are stocks. negotiable brnds. etc, ana
deposits OF money in bank. or the assets,
81 400, 900 consists OF shares OF stock IN the
Bnuruan Clothing Corporation. ITO Fifth
avenue. against which petition was filed
September IL. 1920 Abraham a. SiIber-
berg Is attorney for the bankrun,
ARANDSEY COMPANY. ING.--fnvoluntary
petition against the Abancrcy Company
inc exporters and importers. ~ Nas1au
street, on behalf OF three creditors. Peti-
tloning creditors and amounts claimed arc
IIlnck < Muller. 81 sos: y ~. Nanufac-
turing Co. sI21. and NJ. r. Bas Co..
see. Lesser Brothers are attorneys ior
the petitioners.
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following schedules In bankruptcy wero
filed Thursday in tho United states District
n. &. HOWARD & co. pianos. against whom
a petition was filed December :, 1870.
liabilities, ss9oTf3, OF which $3.50, $50 are
unsecured claims, sissss2 secured Siains nana
Pelmer Il attorney for the banlsrupis.
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following receivers IN bankruptcy were
apnolnted Thursday by Judge Mack III the
United states District Court
CHARLES GACHoT. Jr., temporary receiver
for Tory Fabacher. Inc, restaurant.
Jesse w. ENRICH. receiver for Leon Roth
man rM Benjamin Tanenbaum trading az
Rothman e. Tanenbaum, iobbers OF mems
clo.iing. III Bieecker street win pond
Jesse w. ENRICH. receiver for Leon Roth
man and BENJAMIN Tanenhaunt trading az
Rcthman = Tanenbaum, msnufnctnrers ~, ,,,tur.
street, with . bond Of 81 coo Liabilities
are estimated at $4,000 and assets at
I.NwRENcr BURENsoN and CHARLES
Il SAWYER. temporary receivers for the
Frank Miller Company, leather DRESSINGS
ana poighes. $40 West Twenty sixth street,
with q joint bond of Sa,0eu.
JUDGMENTS TrIED.
MANHATTAN.
TIE following Judgments wer. filed yestcr-
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN.

The first name Is that Of the debtor the
second that Of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
i:itf gam Feb. b. II. H. isai..........,. Sa9e5o
MrRATONE. Rosina. and liaffaele
I Mating Co. Nov -, 1919. 2a977
Dec. 6. 1920. .................,.e. 1i2.s7
SAME-Same. Oct 81, 1918. ....... l0s,00
" Feb. i. 1s2l 81. ...'............,.. '. a32. o.
oct %, 1920. ............., 424.2o
FOREIGN & Domestic Transporta-
lea: Nov. 20. 1920. ...s........... 451, ~
-, Inc: April ), 1915. ............ - 80 ~ 3439s
Muller~M. Migden; Nov. 20. 1920 645 A.
r. NJ. OWEN & co. and Raymond
NJ. Owen-C. ID. Stowell; Feb. 8.
1918 (reversed) Observation-Disclosures. 5,1I2 90
FALLON, William in. C. Swan
ton; March 81. 1921 Cancelled. sol Sc
DANOWTrZ, David and Herman
Bernstein-People, &c; March II,
1927 fvacated) Observation-Disclosures. 10000
ARMSTRONG, Roila A.-D. Dial.
Oct. II. 1918. S..,.....+.......-.... sos 10
JONES. John F.--Chatham & Phenix
Nat. Bank Of City of y. y; Jan.
II, 1916. ....................t. OBS i6S
SILVERMAN. Louis. and Philip
Lanzetta-L Trewin; May Q,
l3l0 ....... .....,.. 9Iuioo
Tape. Anna--varga Jewelry Co,
Inc; March II, 1927. ............ 902.20
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR REM
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery 10 1ltn St. Inclusive
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~ THE AUCTION ROOM.
~ vEsEy STREET. j
ny ,loseph p Day

1esrii ST. G03-Go5 w. :. 100 W Broadway,
m ~ sly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
Fitzpatrick agt Argyle Co ct oil: Medina a.
sttfHg. attya; our xal .T02 t6 Ier mtg
$1,000 10 Arthur Ntiervey. $iSO. .802
sWiii ST, 3SS y, = s. ITO W ist av. % 0xes .,
aty int, vol Gale: 20 John Muller. .st1 800
.f3D ST s, Cos Earacs Az, fOOyi15.
vacant, vol sale 10 Frank Hawkins. .s3, 900
fEW DCNELLE-Mayftower av. II r, f2a.g
Pei esnvillc I'd. a0xtaD.3NtTHs TO Pelham
vile IA ioox irreg; vacant; vol sale; 70
1s tt mt .t.-.... .**.+.s4ss.... 81 900
DpFGBASTON. " T--Nfanor rd. Shore nd and
hollywood av. 2O0xloo. two . story stucco
dwellings. vol sale; 10 Frank Gartlsn.
zen x. ..., .......,.s....... ...- SIS, 600
pprGBASTON, I. 1--Entire block bounded BY
West drive, Center drive, Beverly and
Manor rds. 202x355S365x265. . story Dougla :
Manor Inn and annex vol sale TO 4 r
Powers. .... ..,.,....,........... sci 900
By Henry Rrady.
PIKE SIT 49, ~ ,. % Monroe st 25x6o,
story tntCitzens savings Bank nrt
Alev ncylc It al--Beall & ltogers. attys .
fvs. Sp.0ia8i taxes and costs, sis6. 40: 20
y Levine and Goldstein. ......... $4,000
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

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The following judgments ~er. fncd yestcr.