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New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Real Estate News

Avenue, Edward J.. West representing
the seller, as attorney, and sold for
the Merw-in Realty Company the plot
on tho cast side Of Ogden Avenue, III
front, directly opposite the new Ogden
Theater, to Julian Kovacs.
The Bleysey Corporation sold to
Samuel Berlin tho triangular shaped
plot. 170xs1 3xiT0.7, at the interscc-
tion Of Southern Boulevard and Boston
Road.
The Barretto Garage, Inc, purchased
from Morris Weintraub the vacant plot
l00.9x1241, at the southeast corner OF
Whitlock Avenue and Barretto Street
Charles Sicgel Levy purchased from
the Daily Realty Company the vacant
plot, 33x75, on tae north side Of 157th
Street, 100 feet west OF Third Avenue
through Richard Dickson.
Hall ]. How & Co.. sold for the
Estate Equity Corporation to William
Cumming, builder, the plot of seven
lots at the northwest corner of Ger
ard Avenue and 18TH Street, site
fronting 1875 feet on 167th Street and
1895 feet on Gerard Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Builders Plan
Tall Loft for
w est 36tll St
JuIius Tisl,man 4 Sons 10
Erect History Structure
On Site Bought in New
Garment Makers Section

Julius Tishman & Sons. Inc, builders
purchased from Edgar N. Sidman 142
to l1S West Thirty-sixth Street. TON
100. on which site they intend to I'M
mediately erect fourtcen-story loft
and showroom building. to be ready
for occupancy about September. 1929;
this property has been owned by the
seller for over sixty years.
One of the unusual features OF this
site is that it has the advantage OF
perm anent light on all sides; it is esti-
mated that the entire project will in
volve cost of $1,000,000.
The purchasers have recently sold
the sixteen-story Office building at Is
to II West 'Thirty-seveuth Street
which they completed last May, to
Stafford Bros.
Robert H. Jones was the broker
Fletcher. Brown, Sillcocks 4 Twyeffort
represented the sellers, and the pur-
chaseIs were represented by Stoddard
4 Marks.
Sale in 125th Street
A. J. Rogers sold the four-story
business building with stores at and
6 West 125th Street, adjoining the
southwest corner of Fifth Avenue. The
property had been in possession Of the
Selllng 1amlly TOT many years l.
measures thirty-threc feet front and
has depth OF 100 feet.
Garage Builders Increase Site
James r. Ashley and Everett La
Booth, garage builders, who recently
acquired the plot, 375x99.1l, on the
south side of 146th Street, 275 feet
west of Lenox Avenue. have purchased
from William N. Bavier, as trustee
the 150-foot plot adjoining on the east
125 feet west of LenoX Avenue. The
buyers now control an unbroken street
frontage o. 525 feet
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Discourage Trade Presents
National Cloak and Suit Co.
Objects to Gifts to BUYERS

A strong blow to the practice Of Civ
ing presents to commercial buyers has
been struck by the National Cloak and
Suit Company. A letter to all firms
from which the company purchases
merchandise or supplies cmphatically
requests that the practice be climinat-
ed. The letter follows:
"A few of the firms and corporations
with which we do business have at
times made it custom to send pres
cnts of various kinds to buyers and
other employees of the company.
"Our buyers agree with us that this
is not good business practice, and our
people prefer not to receive presents
from any one with whom we do bus-
ness.
"1f it has been customary for you to
give presents to any of our representa-
tives, we are sure that you will not
misunderstood our emphatic request
that the practice be discontinued.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Harlem an Active
Section of Flat Buying
Corner Houses on Upper Fifth
and Madison Avenues Fig
ire in the Sales

The Grand Investing Company sold
to Mollie Fcldstein the five~story tcnc-
ment with stores at 1475 Fifth Avenue,
25x65, at the southeast corner Of 10th
Street
The Schneider Realty Company sold
to Thomas G. Sundrie the seyen-story
elevator apartment, 90x40, at the north
west corner Of 118th Street and Lex
ington Avenue.
The Fischer Realty Company sold for
Maybruck & Heller the northwest COR
ner Of 115th Street and Lexington Ave-
nuc, a fivc-story fiat, 25.11x75. The
store will be occupied by the new
owner
The two six-story apartments at 2033
and 2O37 Seventh Avenue. each on plot
37.6x100, are reported to have been
sold.
Louis Seligman sold to Charles Benz
four-story store tenement at 2012
Second Avenue.
Jeanne G. Postley sold to Theodore
Necklcs for $36, 800 the five-story tene-
ment ut 2l25 Third Avenue, 22x65, at
the northeast corner of ll6th Street
Bertha Haiduck resold to Sarah
Schneider a six-story fiat at ID and 16
The Green Holding Corporation sold
to Alfonso Stella five-story tenement
at 1890 Second Avenue, 31.8x100X ir-
regular.
Aaron dc Cordova sold to Alfonso
Solimento four story tenement at 15S
East 110th Street, 25x100
Harry Bloom sold to Amelia Anselmi
six-story tenement at 242 and 244
East 116th Street.
The HARLEM and Bronx Real Estate
Company sold for Kate Hahn four
story fiat with stores at 179 East 117th
Street. 19x10011, to Giuseppe Laporta
Bernard Tannenbaum sold to Luigi
Bcllo six-story tenement at 322 and
324 East 117th Street, 37.6x100x ir-
regular.
Joseph Horcnstein sold to the Bran
tsch Realty Corporation threestory
store tenement at 1873 East 11Sth
Lyman Levin sold to Henry B
Golobe five-story fiat at 203 West
Sixty-first Street, 27x100.5.
Edward X. Marin sold to George A
Moleson a tive-story fat at 349 East
Forty-frst Street, 30x9S.4x irregular,
The Society Of Friars Minor Of the
Order Of St. Francis bought from
Louise Scherer four-story house at
423 West Thirty-si,;th Street, 25X98.9
Katherine Muller sold to NJ. Maerkle
four-story store tenement at 59s
Tenth Avenue, 25x100.
The Canal Securities Corporation
sold to David Elkin five-story store
tenement at COB East Eleventh Street
21.4x77.6.
The H. D. II. Realty Corporation
sold to Constantinos D. Alexander a
live-story tenement at 205 East Four
teenth Street, 29.2x103.3.
The Charles +. Noyes Company sold
for the estate Of Anna Weller the five
story and basement four-family cold
water tenement house at 101 East
Fourth Street to client Of Samuel S
Isaacs, attorney.
Robert j. Macher sold to Ida
Schneider and Anna Troeger q five
story tenement at 81 Clinton Street
25x100. ,
Philip Felt sold to Dora Shapiro the
six-story store tenement, 24.10x99x If.
regular, at the Southwest corner o.
Delaney and Suffolk streets.
Morris Friedman bought from Cyl
Teitelbaum tive-story store tenemen
at 314 Stanton Street, 267x75.
Reba V. B. Cohen sold to Ethel Her;
five story fat at 453 West l64tl
cAroat o5y130f,x IRREGULAR
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Builders Sell New Flat
On Bainbridge Avenue
Part With Apartment Near
10Th Street; Other Bronx
Houses Sold

The new fivestory apartment, 54.4x
10l1x irregular, on the west side Of
Bainbridge Avenue, 30 feet north of
197th Street, has been sold by the Gro
licr Building Corporation, it's builder,
to the Spear Construction Company.
George J. McCatfrey jr. sold for
Harry Calm the six-story apartment
with store at the north corner of Bath
gate Avenue and 173d Street, 44x100, to
b. Kat2; for the estate Of Elizabeth T.
Bell, the southeast corner Of 168th
Street and Boston Road, 84x100x irreg-
ular to Louis Klehan, who will i'm
prove with business building, this
being the first sale of this property in
about forty years; for Mrs. Daisy Bell
Cole, cxecutrix and trustee, to Louis
Klehan, dwelling at 72S East 168th
Street, 1GxS3.
Freda Mintz sold to Hyman Vein
stein a siN-story apartment at $50 East
l3Sth Street, 50x100
thrce-story dwelling, 1SxS4.1x irregu-
Street and Valentine Avenue.
Mary Levin sold to Sarah Greenfield
a thrcc-story dwelling at GAG Leggett
Avenue, 25x107.5.
Marie c. Kemma sold to Joseph
Locher three-story dwelling at 1888
East 137th Street, 16.8x1OO.
Adam Bauer sold to George J. Sha-
piro two three-story dwellings at 761
and 1853 East 18TH Street, 57.1x47.6.
Bazena T, D. Merriman sold to Harry
A. McDonough two-anda -half-story
dwelling at 1885 Cedar Avenue, 25x
1lS.9x irregular.
Anna Rosenzweigh sold to Mortz
Horowitz a fve-story dwelling at 985
Home Street, 45.3x94.3x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Wholesale Dry Goods
Sales Stimulated

AS result Of tho pre-invontory
sales in Chicago, wholesale distribu-
tion Of dry goods as reported for
last week by Marshall Field & Co.
showed a great increase over the
previous week and compared favor
ably with sales of year ago.
"Road salcs,' says the report, "al-
though less than the previous week,
we're ahead of tho same period Of
1920. Mail orders, large percent
age for inventory merchandise,
were more numerous than during
the prc-inventory sale year ago.
There were more customers in tho
house than during the same week
last year. Collections continue in
favorable ratio to sales"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
jewelers. Leave Maiden Lane
For New upfoMn Colon,

Another significant move IL the jew
eiry trade has been made in the removal
OF Hayden w. Wheeler & Co., Inc, from
Maiden Lane to the Banks Building.
81 to Ga West Fortieth Street, where
they have rented the entire eleventh
floor, through Frederick Fox & Co, Inc,
agents.
The tenants are importers OF diamonds
and precious stones and manufacturers
Of platinum and gold iewelry. The leass
runs for practically ten years and
the rental asked approximates about
Si25, 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Index Number Tn

Dun's index number of wholesale
commodity prices, with allowance for
the relative Importance of each Of the
many articles included in the compila-
tion of the report, stood at $l64.531 or
December l. compared with $l63.665 on
November /, an increase of per cent
A year ago, however, the number stood
At $2l1.62S. The drop from December
!, 1890, to December l, 1921, is 223 per
cent
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Commercial Credit

The commercial paper market yester-
day was only moderately active, with
rates firm. The best prime paper dis
counts of per cent. with other paper
fractionally higher. Dealers and COM
mercial bankers do not look for a
further lowering of rates until next
month and do not anticipate any in
crease in demand for commercial
money until after the annual inven-
tories at the end of the current year
have been taken.
The American Acceptance Council
quotes the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Amer. Wholesale Sales Gain

Corporation, of Baltimore, one of the
largest wholesalers of general mer-
chandise in the country, show large
increase in dollar value during the
last three months. compared with the
same period year ago. November
sales as reported by the concern were
s2,699, 1880, compared with s12,49d,-
660.41 in November, 1920, gain OF
s205,131.19. The gain in sales in Octo-
Der, 1921, over October, 1920, amounted
to $933,S86, and in September, 1921
over September, 1920, to S931 .5S6.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Foreign Trade Outlook Bright

Supporting the statement that the
tide has turned in American exporting
circles, the American Manufacturers
Export Association cites the fact that
within the last few days a large, ma
tionally known pencil manufacturing
concern took steps materially TO de-
yelop its business in South America
and that similar action has been taken
ty an equally prominent firm manu-
featuring safety razors
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Store Apartment Buildings
For BROOKLYN Block From

Levy Bros, Joseph May and Harry
Levine sold to the Fiftyninth Street
Construction Company, of which Pincus
Glickman is president, the block front,
200x1l5, covering the east side of Third
Avenue, between Sixty-cighth and Sen
ator streets, Bay Ridge, upon which
the buyers will Immediately erect
stores and apartments.
Sevencort Realty Corporation, Frank
II. Qunby president, purchased from
the estate of Samuel K. Haslett the
two four-story houses at l34 and 13S
Remsen Street. 53x120, extending
through TO Hunts Alley. Walter l..
johnson represented the purchaser.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Judgments Filed
In New York County


The following judements were filed yes
ferday. the first name being that of the
Albaun', Emanuel Mcpernctt
Ankor Pub 60. lnc.--Franislln
Office furniture Co o........ eSsSt
Eovies, Joseph Mr.. Il. Mency-
h"tti .........'... ...-........ 25o.63
Rumstoin, .i,iius-s Katzan. o735
Berger HARRY All. TIerr.... 2s24 so
bergen Baker and Lunch Room
Corp Hartman Food Products
:, co inc; ....,......... 2o5.l7
Co, ING; .:...: :...:... sa7.7o
ct sl.. .................... 75I. 90
Hfra- Joe 4. H-Rodena Realty Co. 1856
Carter, I.Iliian--Pcoplc, etc. 49,. 500. 90
Clark Clark Barney,-s. Neuwan 1924
Crowell. Harlsnd-J. L. Hudson
Co: ............. ...I........., l2a2l
costelo. May. and New Amstcr-
dam Casualty co.-~peope. etc. 500 90
CordiI, Margaret. and Samuel
Eoscnberg--Peopie. etc.. 500 90
cavanagh, Raymond - Westchestcr
Title & Mercantile Co o....,.. 1850
Cohen, Samuel. and Michael Bel
lins (cohen & Belins)--Kalish
coeghlan. ."' Raymond &C. T. '20S'
Roberts: costs. ............... t2o.os
Central Fur Dressing Co. Inc.
fSamuel Aper and Sam Kitten
planl--Anerican Union Bank 27o75s
Dimock & Fink Co.-7-I. Morris;
costs ...........,. 1875
o.,
gene j. Trankcll-A. l. Green
Evans Paul n.-aeorse < Lamb 2s'''
,,. & GO. Inc; .......-. ...........,. 1.7st.o7
inan--Bankers & Lawyers Advt.
Fortunate Tred.wilso,nr & Co iSs.ss iss ss
Franklin, Albert Al S. Flelsh-
rersIsn Business corp.-H. +. 1853
G. { S. Pastry RESTAURANT CO.. i@S.i'
:, lnc.--kriia HE Egg Co. ,...... 1896
harrison Li7dley M receiver---V
Gibson. Preston = Rita-carlton '-''so
&C RSstsurant l e. 6 Hotel Co.. 1,oss.so
Hogan .r,. Go. lal4ss
nrlcr, chris Al. Jr.--W III. Strang 1852
Sonu Gos"f ma ~ 2, lrVang.S. kaplan. 1851
ness Exchange & I<nckerbocker
1iss'5'Ss s'ss.A s"n.r 1Isss lIsss
II. w. Paine g. Co.--Arrib &
H-ulbers, Inc. ..:...,s... sl.7eg.s1
l5orhs'e1n, SAM. D. Msnbiatt S39.7o
Henly David-~Grolier Society OF
Hooper, Robert Chopper Harlem iH0's0
:, peliysry}.-L NJ, Blumstein. 1o5s.ss
Clements 7sS, 20
i3shes'nan' ~ Nv m, G.-Aeolian Co. loo.74
II. a. L.. Trading Corp.-Radio
Corp. of America. ......... 2a7.s4
H. s Blacks Garage Inc.--I..
sehurmacher ....;.,. ........... 1.4Sa.s7
Hugh A. Roberts & Co. Inc w
: Paris ,.....,.. ....,, 1oss.s4
J. Z Albright ;;.s;....:.. $3.50
Humphrey. Captain Frederick w
L.rcolumbia shipping Co.: Inc ssa.75
:, Bros: New York: ,;:..;..., ss2. 80
Kaufman, Henry p.--Alfred Nel-
son Co :::..:..'... 1887
Kawa!sky. Benjatnin---M Silver
man Ct ai.,:....... s.s....... li7.si
Kurth. Rosc---M. Carmichael 1870
Kaufman, .Ndolph G.. tPowerlight
Contracting Coz Bark Of u. S 95s .o1
Lewis. Harry. p. lIedges...... 11l.s5
LEVINE Moirss--R. Silyermstn. 244.40
Lischtrsub. Be,usie, and Samuel
Fellx-psopie etc.. ........:.,.'.. 10000
Lorger, Paul r. - Wcstchertcr
Title s Mortgage co. ......... lsAs4
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Sales of More Big Vacant
Plots i'm the Bronx
Block Front on Morris Avenue
Sold; Improvement for Je-
rome Avenue Corner

Nathan Wilson bought from A. J.
Schwartzler the block front on the
west side of Morris Avenue from Nc
Clelland Street to 167th Street. 454x
100. Albert d. Phelps and Harry J.
Rogers were the brokers.
Z. Osborne Smith, Inc. sold for
the Blumensticl estate, plot on the
northeast corner of Jerome Avenue
and Mt Hope Place to builder for
immediate Improvement with store
building; sold the southwest corner
Of University Avenue and Featherbe d
Lane, fronting III feet on University
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Fire Insurance Go.
To Help Housing
rEsHE Niagara Fire Insurance Con-,

TIE Niagara Fire 1nsurafice Cont
= pany, which for many years
limited its mortgage investments to
comparatively large loans In Man
haitian, ii now making II an invest
ment policy to give aid to the hous-
Ing situation. It has appropriated
some $500, 900 at the outsct for irt-
vestment in guaranteed first mort
cages on single and multi-famiIy
houses in the greater city. 1t is
convinced that the New York fire in
surancc companies should lend some
Of their assets back to persons from
whom they collect part of their
premiums. It is tho first Gre in
surancc company to announce this
policy and will undoubtedly be fol-
lowed by others.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Satisfied Judgments
In Kew Yori. County

The nrst name Is that Of The debtor. tbs
second that OF tho creditor and date when
judgment was fled:
Atlantic Coast Shipping Co--C
simpson; March "a. t920. sI4ls5
Gerber. Salnue-Andrcw Robert
son Co. 1nc--Nov 25. I9s1. 1890
Blnne, ernest Walsh Nov
Hoyt. Gerald l. ct all Bran ''''
don eft al; Nov -. 1919 154sa
Erickson. Eivind-C Eppieur:
May II, 1921 ....,...... l,7.1o
A'lantie Coast shipping co--tI '''''
c 81. Simpson; Nov 2s, 1921 49,. ,s7.so
;, ! Crooks; April Il, 1921 -. 1855
June 9 1921 ...... .......... hsl.10
Cochrane; Oct 81, 1921 iva
.eafad} ;c....:..;.;;...,-.,... .2ol ,l57 81
y. SIMPSON; !, April -. 1919 :,... io,1es.4s
lard-J w CLARK 1r; May 10.
iS. .-..t..... ....s........, 5,70719
3ershad. NatAsn--r Weber: Sent
2, 1904 tcanceIed) ....l.4sT.97
June Jun 70 1919 ;.:..... l,oso.72
York; May IS. 1917. .......... ls7.os
New York Central Railroad
Co; Oct as. 1921 ............ los.ss
Lubowslsy. JACOB - II, Hasten
baum; Nov %. 1921 ........ iao.AI
York. sept 8. 1921 tvacated) 42l.ls
Hivsch Harry ct al--L " Bisen
berg Nov 15, 1871 ..s......s... Ss3. SIS
In Bronx County
sennctt Eugene .r--EhiiVx Brew
II
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Realty Holdings of Subway
Builder To Be Sold To-day

The large real estate holdings of the
late James a. Mahony, subway builder.
which includes big vacant plots on the
Heights and in the Bronx. will be dis
posed of at auction in the Vesey Street
sslesroom to-day by Joseph r. Day,
under the direction of NJ. Morgenthau
!r COMPANY. agents.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
uNIrEp pYEwoop coRroRArI

UNITED UIEWOUD CURFOKATTON
New York. December /, 1921.
Preferred Capital stock Dividend No. 81
Common Capital stock Dividend No. 2i.
The Following dividends on tho stocks of
shis Corporation have been declared.
A dividend OF s1,T5 per share tfron sum
set aside for the payment OF $500 per share
for the year 1920 on the Preferred Stock,
psyabic January 3. 1929: a dividend of s 80
per share on the Common Stock, payable
Ianuar. :. 1929. payable TO stockholders Of
record of Preferred and Common Stocks at
the close OF business rhursday. December IS.
la.t.
ne Transfer Books will not be rtosed.
Checks will be mailed by the New York
Trust Company OF New York.
DE WITT CLINTON JONES. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Sumner Hollander Buys
Fiue Estate at Scarsdale

Howe E. Thompson sold for Sumner
Hollander his country estate at Hunt
ington Avenue and New York Post Road.
Scarsdale, to Robert Wormser of
Scarsdale. The property consists of
about two acres with Colonial house
and outbuildings The house was built
about four years ago by Charles II.
Cullen, of 101 Park Avenue, this city.
The property was held for $65, 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Business Firms Suspended

WINNIPEG, Dec. 5.-The Manitoba
government, by an order in council, to-
day suspended the charters of more
than fifty prominent Winnipeg business
concerns for failure to pay their cor
poration taxes. Several firms are re-
ported to be planning TO contest pay
TO be illegal.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Manhattan

GARAGE. ttNf005. located West Seventies;
suitable commercial use live storage.
Price. 10000; easy terms. immediate pos
session. Edward Samson 30 William ST.,
n. Y. c. Phone 1850 Beekman.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
In Tie. Auction Room

BY T. Lincoln Seide Company
S6TH ST. IL w, S s. zoo 9Th av, 5-st,
loft bldg and strs, 2-sty ext. 25x98s
Liberal Financ Corpn agt West 36th ;
Realty Corpn; amount due, S9,46065
taxes. etc. $3.50; sub pr mtges, sl2S
$50; to the plaintiff for SIPS, 35'
REAL EsrArE-sAr.E OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
New Jersey

AN EXCEPT1ONAI. OPPORTUNITY
Several new houses 30 minutes from
Hudson Terminal In beautiful restricted
section. and rooms. every improve
llcnt. minutes to station. large plots.
for sale. or rent to the right people With
option TO purchase. We also have few
choice plots for sale and will buid your
home fron, your own plans. liberal terms.
FRANK MILLER, IL Park Row. Barclay;
66sp
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Buys West lIth St. Home

Harley l.. Slower bought the three
story and basment dwelling at 40 West
Eleventh Street FOR his residence. The
house is on site 21.9 feet wide and
94.10 feet deep, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. 1t was held for sale at
$4,000. Douglas L. Gilman and Ladd
& Nichols were the brokers in the deal.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY
Is Broadway. New York


dividend OF two dollars per ahare has
bsen declared on the Capital stock OF this
ronipany. payable February 18th. fa32, to
rtoekholders OF record at the close OF busi- I
hess jsnuary 24th. 1922.
Ali osnmuuieations regarding payment
sr change OF address should DO sent 10 the
naaersisned not later fhsn February sth.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Offices for Physician

Henry NJ. Birdeye leased in the
Gotham National Bank Building, at
Broadway and Columbus Circle, Offices
to DR.. Robert Snedeker.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06


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New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Buy Hampstead Home Sites

The Q. {. Schwcncke Land and In
vcstment Company sold plots of three
20 ten lots at Hampstead, l.. l.. to
Wsiie & Frcnsen, Z. Burdick. l.. Wild
der. John Burke and G. Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Business Item

Major w. I. Lincoln Adams. treasurer
OF the Lincoln Lithosraphng Company
has been appointed commander Of the
NthoEraphers' division of tho New York
Budget Guard" which is being organized
nationally to support the movement for
national economy and lower taxes
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WAREHOUSE BUILDING, SIS e7 North
Moore St. n. Y. C.; six story and base
ment. 45xso about 900 go. IT.. $50 pounds
to tho So. IT,; steam heat. electric light,
large elevator shipping platform protected :;
leasehoid Price. s5c.ooo. will rent at
$4,000 per snnum. Edward samson. $50
William St. n. Y. G. Tel lI50 Ecekmar.
FRONT rart of lof, TO suhlct. soth ST. near
Madison sSs.. sos 20 good tor showroom or
siockroonl. Watkins 1857.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Staten Island Heirs Sell

Moffatt g. Schwab sold for the heirs
Of Benjamin d. Thompson the dwell
ing and large plot on Crescent Avenue
Concord, Staten Island, to Fortunate
Fecci and others
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Rents West SD St. Home

Pease & Gilman leased for Miss E
r. Requa to Antonio Sclafani the four!
story dwelling at SIS West Fifty-second
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Long Island

KEW GARDENS, . rooms. 2 baths: con-
venicnt to station. Phone Richmond
Hill 3142.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Buyers Coming
rAvr.rcsr.x.

Eoggs & Bull. Miss sK Sullivan, ladies'
oats, special lets; i140 R'way; expected
-o9s-lrn-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
D LET-FtR RNIsHED
Manhattan
APARTMENTS TO IET-uNFun nNIsHEp
----f------------------------->----
Manhattan

-
Manhattan
67th Street eO5 West. Corner 7sh Aye.
Studio Apartment.
North light studio bedroom unique ar
rangeinent. bath, kitchenette. just com
pleted on the top floor II The Osborne, a
twelve story, two-eie vator building
Rent $3.50 per month
Manager at Building. Phone Circle 549c
MADISON Ay., SOL, corner S2d s.-At-
tractiye small apartments. Telephone
Mnpf~ sra maid v1rsco $50 per month
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

TO LET FOR BUSINESS ruRPosEs
Evening star., 1921-05-20

The Suits are fash
ioned of All-wool Tri-
cotine and Frenc c h
Serge, in navy blue and
black, and all are silk
lined. Styles include
long line effects. pretty
embroidered designs,
new p!eated ideas. box
coat and plain tailleurs
and braid trimmed ell
fectS.
Goldenbergs-second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-20

The Coats are OF
Suedette, Wool Velour
and Polo Cloth, in en-
broidered, D o | m a n,
loose b a ck, straight
line, pleated and full
belted styles. The ma
jority are full silk lined.
All the popular shades
to choose from, in wom-
ems and misses sizes.