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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06

ALI members of the Philathea
Glass are requested to meet at Zion
Church this evening at seven O'Clock
to parade to the Tabernacle.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church will meet
Monday evening, May 9th, at eight
O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Webster. Special business is to be
transacted and all members are urg-
ed to be present. 5I6-3t
SATURDAY TABERNACLE NOTICE
2:30 P. NJ, every boy and birl OF
Cambridge between the ages of eight
and fifteen is requested to be at the
Tabernacle to be addressed by Mrs.
Johnson. There will be SPECIAL re-
hearsal of the boys and girls Taber-
nacle Booster Chorus under. the di-
rection of Prof. Carr. 1880 regular
Evening Service. Special music by
the boys and girls Booster Chorus
from big Choir platform. Don't
miss it.
ZION NJ E. CHURCH
This is Young Peoples Night at
the Tabernacle on Race street. 1t is
highly important that all our Young
People be present at this service.
Every member of our Sunday School
is requested to be in line. Let us
meet at the Church promptly at Z
and proceed to the Courthouse and
Join the procession. The Glasses will
form and march together, teacher
and scholars. Let each class that
can do so. carry banner. Let every
one carry small U. S. flag. Boys,
Girls Younk Men, Young Women,
Bereans, Watch Us Grows, Queen Es-
theirs, Epworth Leaguers, and all
other of our Young People will
please be in line. Should the
weather prove too inclement for the
parade, then let us go to the Taber-
nacle anyway for the Big Service.
All the people are invited but young
people in particular at this service.
W. E. GUNBY, Pastor.
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BARRIER NOTICE

Haireuts 35 cents on Friday and
Saturday. 2 2 5 cents tthass Fest --66fftf
week. LEE ELLIOTT. Uptown
Barber. 4 30-6t
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AUTOMOBILES WASHED

have opened an automobile wash
place in the rear of Jas. A. Slacum' S
garage, on Race street, and will
wash and polish cars; prices reason
able.
6l3-6t RAZZIE McCARTER.
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GRANGE NOTICE

There will be a Grange Meeting
Saturday evening at 1880 O'Clock at
Grange Hall. All members request
ed to be present.
A. X. AUSTIN. Master,
s Y RYRN S CIV
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A Massachusetts Mutual

policy meets every requirement
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
Lowest Net Cost
B. Frank Veach W. Earl Davis
SPECIAL AGENTS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06

There will be sewing for the Red
Cross Monday afternoon at two
o'clock at the Parish House. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
5l6-2t
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ALUMNI NOTICE

All officers and chairmen of the
Alumni Association of the Cambridge
High School are requested to meet
Monday evening at Z o'clock at the
offices of Harrington, Harrington C
Wallace. George Holder, Sec'y.
R5l6-1t-B-5I6-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06

WEATHER FOR MARYLAND
overcast and cool tonight, SatuI
day fair with rising temperature.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06

MILK 10 CENTS QUART
With the decline in the prices OF
provender, [ have reduced the price
of milk to 10 cents quart and can
take a few more customers. Phone
either POI or 1817-F14. j. E. WAD-
DELL. 4I22-tf.
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30 LATE To CLASSIFY

WANTED Statesmen for 60U0 mile
guaranteed tires Guaranteed salary
500 weekly with extra commissions.
COWAN TIRE & RUBBER CO.. Box
1884 Chicago. Ill. 56-1t-H
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NITROGEN FREE-Grow SSybeansi
Inquire of County Agent. Wilson's
and Virginias for sale for short per-
iod only. Order early, $4 per bushel.
Sacks extra As cents each. FARMERS
SUPPLY CO., Denton, Md.
2I25-tf-Oaw
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06
REPORT OF The CONDITION OF
The Peoples Loan, Savings
and Deposit Bank
RESOURCES

At Cambridge in the State of Maryland. at the
close of business Apr. 2Sth, 1921
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Paint and Oils

We have fine stock of paints in
Davis and L & Mall co1ors. White
Lead, Zinc, Oil, Varnish, Stains, Jap
alac, Kejonize, Alabastine, Enamels.
In fact anything for inside or out
side painting. Brushes of all kinds.
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RAZZIE McCARTER.
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CHURCH. LOCALS

Cambridge, Md, May 9Th, 1872
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
MORE ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN DWELLING MARKET

Alvin w. Perry sold the four story
dwelling. 16.Sx100.5, at Al West Fifty
fourth street, contiguous to the Rookie
feller homes, to tho Morland Mortgage
Company. The former owner of the
house was DR.. Gorham Bacon, who
valued it at $4,000. The seller bought
the property last June.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston
bought from Lilly Maud Nicholl the five
story dwelling at 119 West Forty-eighth
street. 1S.9x100. The purchaser owns
the adjoining property and will improve
the plot with store and loft building.
Pease & Gilman sold for Charles f.
Heymann a four story dwelling, 20x60x
1905. at 81 West Seventy-first street.
Clarence V. S. Mitchell, an attorney
bought from David Dows the latters
former home at 121 East Eighty first
street Tho dwelling IS of the five story
| American basement type, 20x102.2. and
vas held at $4,000. worthington
Whitehouse. Inc. was the broker.
| J. B. English sold for Lena Roser "a
John Adolph Cllmann the three story
dwelling at 205 East Fifty-third street.
| Pepe g. Brother have rcsold for
Anthony Traina the four story dwelling
| 25x93.1i. at IL West Eighth street to A
Grassotti
James III. Cruikshanl< resold to Peytou
+. Anderson 81 West 130th street. a -four
story dwelling. 20xi00 George r
Thompson. broker.
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JOHN CORT LEASES
OLD PARK THEATRE

John Cort has leased for fifteen years
the PARK Theatre on Columbus Circle
from Mrs. Nellie Flake, widow of the
old time operator formerly associated
with Robert Il. Bowling The lease
calls for a rental OF $4,000 a year,
plus taxes and other charges. ana be-
comes effective September 80, 1921.
Mr.. Cort announces that he will re-
decorate the house and order extensive
lobby alterations, all of which will cost
about $4,000. The lease is regarded
as an evidence of the confidence which
theatrical interests have In the future
of the Columbus Circle zone.
The five three and five story build
ings on the northwest corner of Twen-
ty-fifth street and Eighth avenue have
been leased for long term of years
at an aggregate rental in excess of
100000 through the ]. Romaine Brown
Company. The buildings will be altered
into shops. professional offices and
lodge rooms. This ia the first i'm
provement OF this property in eighty
nine years. it having been in the Web
ster family since 1894, when the present
structures We're built The J. Romaine
Brown Company has been retained as
managing agent.
The newly formed Sixteen Hundred
and Twenty-six Broadway Corporation,
having for directors J. and ]. Kramer
and S. A. Horwitz, has leased the prop
erty at that address for a term cf
twenty-one years. It consists of a
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Fish 6. Marvin sold for g. a. Brown
his property at New Rochelle, consisting
of stone and shingle dwelling on plot
fronting 900 feet on Elk avenue. The
same brokers sold for G. G. Sixbey his
property on Circle and Chestnut Drive
way, Rivervlew Manor, Hastings-on-
Hudson, comprising four lots, a stucco
residence and garage. to ]. T. Cunning
ham of this city.
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston
bought through the Drummond Agency
a nine room building. with two car ga
rage 1o0x170. on Howell avenue, near
Meadow place. Larchmont, from Mrs
Dorothy Fraser,
Michael r. Gustafson OF Lawrence,
l.. l.. sold for William Raisig his prop
erty on William street TO Arthur s
wicks for Mary @. McManus. building
plots on McManus lane to Mrs. Kath.
crime Engelhard. Emma G. Ward and
Ara Barnum also rented for w. B.
Myers his cottage on Summit avenue
Cedarhurst, 70 Fred A. Rogers Of Chi
cago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOME

IN all the Jersey hills; water rights on chain
OF pretty lakes: specially built for year
round occupancy; fine trees. high ground: s
rooms, tiled BATH electrically equipped
throughout with range, washer, vacuum
cleaner, base plugs and lights: very low rate
for hydro-eiectric current: beautiful and re-
fined neighborhood; sale only; plot i00x1p0
IT,: fine street In Jerseys best purely resi-
Dental commuilns section: oak shade trees
brand new: easy Communication New York
city; every convenience for comfortable liv-
Ing; invest little cash and what you now
can be bought for 81 900 cash; s4250 on
"a mtg. payable monthly over period OF
yenrs, 1000 LIST mtg. can remain; shades
included; total price sfi ESQ; special discount
for cash above 1st mtg. NJ. A., Post office
Box 1907. City Hall Station. New York City.
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BUYERS AT SALE MUST
CART DWELLINGS AVA Y

Joseph p. Day sold last Tuesday eight
houses on Park street. Montague place
and Claremont avenue. Montclair. ". j..
by order of the Central Presbyterian
Church OF Montclair, for a total OF
Ss,712. ors' the buildings were dis
posed OF, the land not being included In
the sale. The buildings must be re-
moved within fifteen days from the date
OF sale so that construction work can
b4 Immediately started on a new church.
Another feature OF the sale was the
fact that the purchasers were required
to pay all cash at the time OF sale.
There were fully 100 people present at
the sale, many OF whom were house
wreckers and second hand building ma
terial dealers.
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OLD GARDEN CITY.

Fully improved Restricted building Plots.
size 4nxt0o and up. Terms Reasonable.
The Garden city Company. Garden City. T..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A beautifully furnished four room apartment.
new furnishings. complete In appointments.
furnishings may be purchased with lease:
modern elevator building; immediate possess
sion; long or short lease. Information tele-
phone Schuyler 3ISa
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
qUEENsBoRoUGH MARKET.

Halleran Agency sold for James sta
kom rs South Prince street. Flushing.
This property is a two story frame dwell
ing, 25xf00. The purchaser Is Ralph
Ruffini.
Miss Elizabeth Tompkins and Mra. z.
G. Parker of Annisquam. Mass. have
purchased an apartment In 23i Twenty
fifth, Jackson Heights, and Thomas
Trimbie purchased an apartment In 81
Twenty-cighth street, Jackson Heights.
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$1,0o0,0o0 FLAT IN ASTORIA.

Henry NJ Dietz. real estate operator
In the Astoria and Stelnway sections OF
Long Island City, Is erecting on Ninth
avenue. between Jamaica and Grand
avenues. Astoria, a five story apart
mont house that promises to be the
finest in that section OF Queens. 1t will
cost about sf,0o0,00o to build and will
contain twenty-five three, four and five
room apartments and nine room apart
ment on the first floor which Will be the
homo OF the owner and his family.
The house Is being constructed on n
plot with n forty foot front and a depth
or lie feet. All four outside walls will
be constructed OF front brick instead OF
the usual apartment house method OF
having the front OF a decorative brick
and the side and rear walls or ordinary
red brick,
The New York herald., 1921-08-12

RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Albert II. Ashforth. Inc. leased for the
season the furnished six story dwelling
Of Mrs. G. Douglass Green at 40 last
Seventy-fifth street
Houghton Company leased for the
Cordette Realty Company the four
story dwelling, SO West Ninety-sixth
street, 10 Viola +. w. Mann for five
years.
David Lamb leased to Mrs. Lucy
Wallace an apartment in 3e5 West End
avenue: also TO Richard X. Fields in
ais West Seventy-ninth street; also 20
Jack Karpf In BIS West Seventy-nlnth
street; also TO J, Sherwood Seymour IN
44o West End avenue and 10 Harry T..
Strauss an apartment IN 2i6 West
Tooth street.
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

Annie scharf Is the buyer Of 30s East
f0tst street: Mile Rosenberg OF 16S 10
172 East 112th street, for which she paid
$4,000 Carrie y. Koehler Of IS East
Nlnety-second strect the Interzone Cor
poration or 209 and 2i1 West Fourteenth
street. and Mary w. Saunders Of 1s1
West Eighty-seventh street, all sold re-
Gently.
A building loan OF $50. 900 has been
made by tho Lawyers Mortgage Com
pany to the Fusion Realty and Con-
struction Company to finance the apart
ment house operation on tho plot 100x
1z5. on the east eide OF University ave.
nue. $50 feet north Of 1soth street
Bronx
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ConDecticut-SaIe or Rent.
- W. 0s'r - Tel. 1922 N'eeW"se", y
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST REAL
ESTATE BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN
OCEAN FRONT PROPERTY IN RESORT
HISTORY.
INVESTORS sPEcULAToRs,
!i,ATTENTIoNi!i
LIMITED NUMBER OF OCEAN FRONT
LOTS FACING DIRECTLY ON THE
LONG BRANCH, N. J.
Two blocks south of the steel pier Will be
sold TO effect final settlement OF an estate at
GIvE-AwAY PRICES
LOOKi LOOKi LOOK!
CHOICE OCEAN FRONT LOTS ONLY
$3.50 UP
Every one on and imme ediately adjoining
the ocean front with every beach privilege.
EASY TERMS
All lots have every improvement--water,
gas sewer, electricity. They will be sold
out, first come first choice. As these lots
are limited. and the number of good
seashore lots on the entire Jersey coast are
limited, these lots viii be sold off very
quickly.
Don't be a rcgretter. NOW is the time
TO mako your Idle money talk IN loud
figures. No matter what or where you buy
these wonderful ocean front lots you are
bound TO double and treble your investment.
YOU WILL make handsome profit. You
owe II TO yourself TO inspect and fully In
vestigate this never-bef -beforc-equalled oppor-
Write NOW for literature, maps, full in
formation and for FREE TF,ANSPoR-
Z. NJ. CLEVELAND. Sales Agent
| Dep. 10, 222 Market ST., Newark N. J.
Phone 9445 Market
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Sales Revealed in Transfers.

The Pleasant Avenue Garage Corpora
ton sold to J. and II. Serlen the one
story garage, 100xs7.11, at the north
west corner of Pleasant avenue and
123d street.
The four story motion picture theatre
and stores. 25x74.7, at 2004 Second ave-
nue. has been sold by John f. Seekamp
to Ralph and Ruth Ulman for $780,
Augusta j. Fowler sold TO Carmine
Napontano AZ West End avenue, 1--WE
story store tenement, 25.1x100.
Pauline A. Macarthur sold 70 Eighth
avenue, three story store tenement
22x80. to the Woodlock Realty and
Construction Company. having for direc-
tors Louis NJ. Nedell Frank d. Nichol.
son and Richard Clark.
The Eisen Realty Company sold &c
Max Eigen and Aaron Stern 492 and 494
West 136th street, five story apart
ment. 50x9911, adjoining the southeast
corner OF Amsterdam avenue.
Anna NJ. Miller sold to Charlotte r.
Rieger 524 West Forty-ninth street, a
Ave story fat, 17.ex1Oo.5.
Margaret L. V. Shepard sold to Nellie
McGlone SIG West 1881 street, four
story fat, 17.6x99.11.
James II. Robertson sold to Lucy Nc
Bride the vacant lot. 25x94.1o. on the
north side OF 1S7th street, 100 feet east
of St Nicholas avenue.
The Business Mems Realty Company
sold to Max Samkoff 1873 East 18th
street. a two story dwelling, 20x100.11.
Rena Fields Voting sold to Emmet J.
Carter 206 West 136th street, q three
story dwelling. 16.Sx99.11.
Robert z. Kelly sold for Adam Lieb
ass East Forty-eighth street, a three
story dwelling. 20x70.5.
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westchestcr-Sale or Rent.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
a home of stucco construction, built by
eay'g work with cny the best OF materials; /;
large living room with fireplace, enclosed
sun porch with tiled floor, dining room. kitch-
en-: master sleeping rooms, tiled baths, 2
servants rooms and bath: all oak floors ;
especially selected electric fixtures: perfect
hea ting system: house In decorated; plot over
= acre. In best residential section: perma.
nent bank mortgage; property which VIII
bear the minutest inspection; arrange to view
the property with us over the week end
Telephone Murray I'm 1896. CHAUNCEY b.
CRIFFEN & co. rs East 4lst ST.
MODERN homes, river view, q. and 10
rooms; IS. coo 30 $4,000. See what have
10 offer before signing your full lease. VI. r.
MYLFT'r. ITastinrs-on-fiudson y. y. Phone
s52 nobbs Ferry.
Mrs T-pNTrND " IODINE. ftual Estate.
81: Main at. tel. eiS. New Rochelle.
THOMAS 8. BURKE. REAL, ESTATE.
so5 So. B'wav. Yonkers. Tel. 1880
81 ,onn down buys " acre farm. I: room
house with improvements and large. good
barn: committing distance from New York
possesson Nav I. 1852. g. u. PASSEY.
Nfa, n Y
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three story building, 25.1x54.Sx ir.egu-
lar. and adjoins the Rivoli Theatre at
Broadway and Forty-ninth street. The
estate OF Cyrus Clark is the owner OF
record. b. Swartz. attorney. repre-
sented the lessees.
William c. MacLean leased store In
362 Sixth avenue to John Friedgood;
top floor in SO Leonard street to Edgar
Sallinger. Inc; part of first loft N 321
to 335 Sixth avenue to Harry Gold
stein. and space in 429 Sixth avenue TO
John G. Calhoun.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased
additional space in 46 West Twenty
fourth street TO Dennis e. Hartnett,
and a portion OF the third floor In 126
and 128 Maiden lane to the Govern
ment of Porto Rico.
White-G goldman leased the store and
basement in "A West Thirtieth street
to Weiss Trimming Co.; also ninth
floor in 10 West Fourteenth street TO
Schlien & Prepon: also first loft in IL
West Broadway to Ideal Stencil Ma
chine Co.: also first loft in 81 West
Nineteenth street to William Mosher &
Co.: also second loft in 237 Mercer
street to Made Well Knitting Co.
Kenetta Realty Corporation. John I'll.
Scheier president. leased offices in 236
West Fifty-fifth street TO Dussich &
Silverstein and TO Greenwald Bros, Inc.
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Virginia.
SUMMER REsIpENcEs To LET

HoMESEEKERS-Send for Virginia Farm
List. Dept 80. Emporia. Va.
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Notwithstanding or Rent.

n CHOICE NEW ROCHELLE HOMES.
RENNICKS REALTY CO.
successors to ALLABOUGH & SON.
&c North Av., New Rochelle.
Tsls. ego and 9I1.
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.

ASTORIA, l.. I.--Excellent " family frame
house. 13 rooms, baths. all modern I'm
provements: hot water heat; garage: best
section. near subway station. OWNER,
box 50, Long Island City.
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Plan s25o,ooo Apartment House

apartment house, 100x10s.9, at the north
west corner of Valentine avenue and
19sth street, for the Brad Realty Com
pany. Charles Kreymborg. architect, es-
Inmates the cost at $250.000,
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
s EAST 14TII ST

Loft for rent 40x1o0. one flight up elevs-
tor; very high ceiling, light and airy: modern
improvements; best retail section: low rent !:
immediate possession. Phone Stuyvesant 103I.
10TH ST., III w.-2000 50. IT.. for studio or
business; near hotels.
The New York herald., 1921-08-12
Borough OF Brooklyn.

OFFICE space 10 rent. including service:
private office. telephone, etc. Address
lss-i90 Montague S.. Brooklyn. Phone Main
S340.
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RUTHFPToRD.--To effect quick sale will
sacrifice room suburban Colonial home
with large garage almost new; completely
and nicely appointed: ready 10 occupy on
days notice; all city convcniences: glassed.
In porch; large plot: plenty Of flowers AND
shrubs; price $500 easy terms fine To-
cality: minutes walk to railroad station !;
20 minutes TO Broadway. Manhattan. Busf.
ness compelled the owner to move 10 another
locality. See Il and make me an offer. For
details OF n real bargain address DOCTOR,
so3 Herald. 2so broadway.
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Borough OF BrookIyr-saIe or Rent.

BROwNSTONE HOUSES, lease. option buy
ing. great sacrifice: apartments furnished.
unfurnished: housekeeping: parquet, electri-
city; refined neighborhood, subways. Lafay-
oft
The New York herald., 1921-08-12

EASTERN PARKWAY SECTION.
Two family semi three-quarter detached !;
all improvements: $i3sO0. Cortlandt s10S.
FLATBUSH-Two family, II room detached !:
ate possession both floors. Phone OWNER,
Mansffeld 1O-e
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Borough of Mania Observation-Disclosures.

NEW single flat houses. good location Har-
lem: stories and basement: all improve
ments: wonderful for furnished rooms; each
house has Sc rooms. would lease for long
term of years sell at very reasonable
price; no agent. Address w 46 Herald,
Herald 50.
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS FOR SALE
NJ. III. GA1LLARD g. CO., 2299 Broadway.
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BARCLAY BUILDING

2aD broadway, :. W. Corner Duane st.
We have special suite Of 1000 so. H. to
rent with light on 5 sides and harbor view.
II can be secured permanently, but prefer 10
lease for short period with present furnish
lngs. WM. g. WALKERS SONS, Wright
Barclay, 200 broadway.
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Above I4th st. to 59th st. uncl,,siye).
East River to North Risc-.
Above 5ath st.-5th Av. to North River.

46TH ST, west-al year leasehod on valu
able property; what is offered? HENEN
TELD. 1885 Madison av Harlem 2S33.
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ROCHELLE pARks n. J.

New 'prnes rooms. bath and pantry all
eta.on and trolley price &dA3o. PAUL NJ.
THEN, INC, builder, 20 Church 81, room
6so. Tel Cor'andt 1917. Resident phone
Uackcnsart i9iaT. Photos on rsduea
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Above 18th st. TO 59th st. Unclusive).
East River 10 North River.
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LADD G. NICHOLS.
-sl. f7fT Greenwich, Conn.
New Jersey--saIe or Rent.

BooNToN. MOUNTAIN LAKES, MORRIS.
TOWN.
DWELLINGS, SO 500 TO 100000.
FARMS, SO 200 TO $50. 600
RESIDENCE. MoRRIsTowN, 500. .0oo
1000 ACRES, WITH LAKE, so MILES
FROM NEW YORK. $40 PER ACRE!
f.4o0 ACRES, WITH LAKE 200 ACRES.
1900 WATER HORSE POWER. WITH IS
ACRES. IN CENTRE OF BooNToN.
EDWARD ]. CAHILL, BoONTON. ~. j.
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AMSTERDAM Ay., near 98th ST., story
store and apartments; low rents; price
&27 600; terms. SLAWSON HOBBS. 162
West rod St
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

CHICKEN FARM. bargain; 80 acres. old
location. overlooking Pawling and surround
Ing country; fine orchard and yard: suitable
Tor bungalow colony; |. 200 feet above sea
level; stream on premises: so minutes out !;
less than 500 an acre: 81. 800 buys II all
easy terms. Call to-day and see II. MA
Haley I2I w 1aad
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other Deals In Manhattan.

Denwood Realty Company. represent
Ing Benjamin Benenson, has purchased
the eight story store building, 25.SXf00.
at so Great Jones street. 1t adjoins the
Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin at the
northeast corner of Lafayette street and
was acquired from the Glitter Realty
Company, which disposed of it subject
to a mortgage Of sS4.500.
Lexpark Building Corporation bought
for REINFORCEMENT the lot, 24.5x100. at
116 East Eighty-third street, improved
with a two story frame building. 1t
obtained from the 1853 Broadway Hold
ing Corporation a building loan of
s55.000. The seller was the Land
Estates Inc
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New York state-salc or Rent.
Connecticut-saIe or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
RATSON FARM AGENCY. 4so ETH Av.. NY
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Massachusetts,.

MASSACHUSETTS FARM FOR SALE.
FINE 100 acre farm. mile from town, beat
ofuily located: extensive views: pine and
Wooaiand; fine kitchen garden. apples,
peaches. piums. small fruits; excellent water:
~ room house. new barn: some stock, poui-
try. Apply M. r. WILLIAMS, Petersham.
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f20TH ST, 1s WEST.
4 ANT . R00MS gtQ
Borough Of Brooklyn.

LARGE apartments. lease, suitable house,
keeping: parquet. electricity; bath :ooms
brown stone houses. lease, option ouying:
1912.
The New York herald., 1921-08-12

ACTUAL SHORE FRONT HOUSE, READY
BEST LOCATION. NEAR CITY, BEACH !;
DEEP WATER: CHARMING LAND AND
WATER VIEWS; PLOT. PRICE AND
TERMS TO SUIT. 673 HERALD. 18TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-12

FIVE rooms. all improvements, about one
acre OF land, committing distance, price
81 ano. small amount down. PAUL DINDA.
A6f 9th aV... room 210.