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SHIPPING NEWS.
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4Rsp'S l4tIas Nor SseeRI easo5ai 5sfo Gibraltar CHIT
ssed NSson sn sr' rorSsns SlTSns 9se ,sr Ssw Or
Noyes. New England: Ontario. Boston.
Sailed 9TH, schr Mary II Dfebold.
coster. Boston: Pequot. Galveston: sidiaw
Italy; Tofuku Msru tJap). from New York
Sailed 9Th. sirs daliis (pan). Port Ar
thur; Norman Monarch tBD. Liverpool; !;
valdarno ItaD, Gibraltar: Muskegon. -.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, March ARRIVED.
strs orneborg dam. Copenhagen; Golaa
| (Nor), Southampton; Gulfstream. Philadel-
| phia: schr William Melbourne (Br). do.
Arrived 9th. strs Camden, Tampfco; Gulf
coast. Jacksonville.
sailed 4th. strs Gulf Queen. Bayonne; chas
DEs.Hd Sailed S'' Sth' strs Shenandoah. Port Lobos !;
Pural (Belg), Tampico; Sucrosa, Port Lo-
PORT TAMPA, Fla. March 6-saiied. str
J NJ Guffey, TaInpico.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 1--Arrived.
York York; ri Captain. Cuba; Mary Luckenbach. s~
San francisco; julia Luckenbach. Boston .
Marica. New York: Vacuum. Tampico
Arrived 9Th, strs Seattle Spirit, Hamburg
ana Southampton; Bayonne. New York; Ka-
| trina Luckenbach, do; Kasinga (Br). Leith !:
sunewco. Matanzas. &C; w Van Dyke,
s Sailed Sth, strs sunou. Port Lobos; Yer
bania (Br). London; Mount Vernon Bridge,
Copenhagen: Yuri Maru (Jap). Civita Vec-
CHA; Lake Ferrona. Newcastle.
Sailed 5th, u str Hancock, Hampton
Roads; strs Esparta. Santa Marta: Dor
chester. Boston, Everglades. Norfolk; Bacoi.
Alexandria; Monomac. Rotterdam: Bayver-
dun (Br), Marseilles.
mie, Bizerta.
PORTLAND, Ne. March s-Arrived. str
Sailed eth. strs oceania dtaD. Gibraltar;
Felix Taussig, do.
PORTSMOUTH. NH, March 4-Sailed, schrs
Northcliff (BD. -; Frederick J Lovatt.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 5-Sailed,
strs Venezuela, Hong Kong; Wairuna. sgd
ney.
ST ANDREWS, Fla, March 5-Arrived,
schr Rebecca r Douglas. Tampa.
SAVANNAH. Ga. March 6--Arrtved, str
City of MONTGOMERY, New York.
TAMPA Fla. March 6-Arrived, str Con-
otton, New York (and sailed for Mobile).
Sailed 9Th. stns Truxillo. New Orleans:
Beatrice, Boca Grande.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company is arranging a mortgage on
the nine story apartment house. 10Ox100.
to be built az 110-120 West Fifty-fifth
street
William Henry Barman a Co. loaned
Ss25.O00 TO Chelsea-Moore Company for
construction OF a four story garage.
with stores. 205x101.5. on the north side
OF Twenty-third street. 225 feet west OF
Eleventh avenue.
Tankoos. Smith & co. and Henry
Shapiro g. Co. negotiated the resale for
the Schultz Realty Company OF the two
five story buildings at 1520-1522 Third
avenue 10 Florence and May Hardart.
Eleanor O'Nalley Is the purchaser OF
tho apartments MT 1871 Northern ave-
nue.. sold recently.
Anna Field Is the buyer or 1s4 West
Eighty-ffth street, United Citizens
Corporation OF SO West f31st street. and
Susan IL Pierce OF $50 West 130th
street. reported sold recently.
Dorothy NJ Etherington Il the ptir-
chaser OF the property at i52 to 156
East Eighty-nrst street.
Max Schosberg Is the buyer OF the
Riviera apartment house. at 628 and GO
West 139th street
James J. Scott Is the buyer of 1856
West i36th street. Lillian Seeholzer ~
l7e5 Third avenue and Ceiie Herson ~
81 West 18Th street all sold recently
Clarence Il. Rroun, formerly with
John Reis Co. Of Brooklyn, has formed
the Clarence r. Broun., Inc. with off
ioes at 1909 Bostor avenue
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Boston Firm In Newark.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Christopher Volzing & Son, Inc.
leased to Martin seedorf the three story
building, 25x1o2. at 1872 Sixth avenue.
corner OF West Tenth street.
Pease & Gilman leased from plans the
fourteenth floor in the building on the
west side of Seventh avenue from Twen-
ty-seventh 70 Twenty-eighth street to
the Federal Board of Vocational Educa-
ton; also offices in the Knickerbocker-
Forty-second Street Building to DIR. r. L.
Pauwels.
Cross & Brown CO. leased the Schuyler
Arms Hotel to Louis Levy and j. Gold
man; also space, as follows: In 130 West
F'orty-secon street to Robert Ingonf,
Joseph vaurie, the Holcomb Hoke
Manufacturing Co, Valley Electric Com
pany and Wall Paper Manufacturing As
sociauon also space in the Gotham
Bank Building. in Is East Forty-first
street 10 Ered w Gordon, in 16 East
Forty-first street to Hasbrouck King
Company, in Is West Thirty-sixth street
to Yardley & Co, Ltd; in 1926 Broad
way to The Otis Elevator Company. In
225 West Fifty-seyenth street TO Rad
cliffe Turbine Drive Company. in Az
West Twenty-sixth street to Wagenhals
& Kemper. in 1900 Broadway TO the Sun
light Arc Corporation, in 366 Third ave-
nue. to the Essanzee Dress Company, In
562 Fifth avenue to Bertley Co.. Inc,
and Farnell & Lindquist; in 10 West
Thirty-seventh street TO the National
Association OF Electrical Contractors and
Dealers. in 11S East Twenty-fifth street
to the Union Library Association, in 213
West Sixty-fourth street to Marko Stor-
aga Battery Depot and in 161 West Six
ty-fourth street to Richard b. Laffay
and James c. Stoops.
J. Arthur Fischer leased to A. ]. Cas-
sidy space in % West Thirty-eighth
street: also to Frauenglas, Eisner &
Schneider, a loft In SO West Thirty
ninth street: also to NJ. O'Reilly. store
in 29 West Thirty-seyenth street; also to
Agronick q Rose. electricians, space in
100 West Fortieth street.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments as
follows: In 247 Fifth avenue to II. Il.
Montgomery: in 100 West Fifty-seventh
street to Count Dru; In 120 East
Eighty-second street TO DR.. E. F. Walsh !;
in 80 West Fifty-ninth street to Dr. NJ.
/. Schamberg.
]. B. English leased to Joseph Lsak
the five story. twenty foot dwelling at
16l West Forty-ninth street.
Harris, vought & Co. leased lofts in
467 Broadway to William Marshall,
Isaac Levenson and Globe Textile Com
pany offices In 1882 Broadway to Sol
Bloomer Company: an apartment in 20
East Eighty-third street to Harold NJ.
Landon.
Henry Shapiro e Co. leased the store
In the building 106 East Fourteenth
street to Adolph Silverman for jewelry
business Tankooe, Smith & Co. repre-
sented the lessor.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

J. Lacov leased from plans a foer
in the southeast corner Of Avenue J
and East Thirteenth street for ten
years at a rental Of $4,000.
Henry L. Nielsen sold the dwelling
at f9s Third street for Joseph Gargulo I:
the two family frame dwelling 33s Elev-
enth street for B. Cohen and leased
for five years the upper floors In oil
Myrtle avenue.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
FOR LEAsE-BRooKLYN.

FOR LEASE-BROOKLyN.
Central receiving and distributing point
passenger and freight traffic by two SUBJ
ways, three ferries and bridge: 10 minutes
TO Wall st. and Manhattan City Hail.
THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE ON
WATERFRONT AND r. r., IL blocks south
OF Brooklyn Bridge. s blocks to Brooklyn
Borough Hall. 8 blocks TO South Ferry; 225
lbs. floor load: %. 900 50. It. at so cents.
FRONT AND r. r., 1oOx200: 10000 So. It.
$50 lbs. floor load: $4,000 per year.
TWO STORY BRICK, HIKES: blocks 70
Brooklyn Borough Hall. blocks TO South
Ferry; convertible 10 factory; 35c. per 50. IT.
Apply 10 JULIUS HARDER, 100 West sd
st., Manhattan. Telephone Watkins 1852.
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for Mrs Dina Beinhauer the five story
single flat, with store. aOxsO, at 939 Third
avenue to Il. Linck-
Slawson & Hobbs sold for J. j. Wilson
to Joseph B. scutti, 507-509 West 1S9th
street, a new law apartment house. 5Ox
90x100.
ID. A. Trotta sold for Julia Burger
260 East i94th street. 45x61x irregular,
a Ave story apartment house.
Boston Firm in Newark.
Keiner & Co, Inc. Of Boston. leased
from the Newark Paving Company the
block bounded by Adams street, Park
hurst street, and Avenue +, on which
there is a series Of one story buildings
with floor space aggregating 10000
square feet. The lease is for term
Of five years with an option TO pur-
chase After making extensive alter
ations this firm will occupy for the
present about 10000 square feet for
their own use, and will manufacture
leather tanning extracts. The balance
IS 10 be subleased. The lease was eff
fected through the Office OF Edward
Blau. Keiner & Co., Inc, was repre-
scented by Mr.. Il. G. Keiner. and the
Newark Paving Company by Mr.. Hugh
Gilligan.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Scardale Estates. Robert Il. Far
ley president. sold a plot OF over III
acres in the Murray Hi section of
Scarsdale, N. ". 70 Mr.. wilfred ].
Denna.
Prince & Ripley. through their White
Plains office. sold for William Leib his
stucco residence. with large plot or
ground. located in Howard avenue In
the Prospect Hill section Of White
Plains, to w. s. Roclsey
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
:oO-2s East Broadway: unknown. Unknown
b:17-i27 Av. d; Louis Tirssnberg. Unknown
7,o5-S5-s7 East Goth st.; Edward
Levowitz .None
II :1D-46s West 1920 ST.; automobile:
Joseph Kliner. .Slight
II :8o-1Ts Wooster ST.; Jacob Hook
man & Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
IL :4o-Av. A and sad ST.: automobile;
John Hatterman.- Slight
p NJ
.2o-14 Rutgers place: Mr. Erger. None
6:2o-126 East 16eth st.; vacant lot. None
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westchester-saIe or Rent.

FOR sale At Mount Vernon. fop-iii N. Ter.
race av.-Two three family brick apart
mont houses. swell 'front.' all improvements
four apn rtrnents. 9 rooms each. two apart
inents, five rooms each ono apartment va
Gated AZ short rosiee n necessary. anothe
vacated on demand can be inspected betweet
10 and o'clock. any day; cash require
a., 600 20 $4,000, balance on mortgage ~
S,ssb. Aprix CHAs. ARMsHE1MERs
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island--Sale or Rent.
TO ct.nsn ESTATE

VIII sell my home, rooms, all improve
nnents, steam heat; corner; hardwood floors.
gaA. electricity: close TO station; coal In
cellar; choice neighborhood, price $500.
MRS. NOLAN. lsl cleveland av.. MIneola.
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SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following schedules in bankruptcy were
filed Saturday In the United States District
Court:
CHARLES MARKowITZ, dry goods, 14s5
Boston road The Bronx. Liabilities s., ,so3.
all unsecured claims. and assets $1,721,
of which $1,000 is stock in trade and 500
attorneys for the bankrupt.
TIP TOP WAIST AND DRESS CO. and
DAILY WAIST CO.-Schedules OF Irving
III. Joseph and Albert Storch and Nathan
Company and Daily Waist Company. waists.
50 West Thlrty-second street, show la
bilities OF S2.5, ,427. of which $19o,502 are
unsecured claims and $34.s25 secured
$4,000 is stock in trade, 81, 500 machinery.
tools. &C.. and SIS, 900 due In open ac-
counts. Lester B. Freedman. attorney for
the bankrupts.
KENNEDY PAPER MILLS. INC, against
whom a petition was filed February s.
1921. Liabilities e32.Sf7. OF which $50. 75T
are unsecured claims and fo, 900 secured
claims, and assets Of $36. 7so. of which
$s5, 900 is real estate and 81 $50 stock In
trade.
KusFINER BuRMAN, 15s West Twenty
fifth street. Liabilities $3.50 of which
$3692S are unsecured claims and $17,343
notes and bills. and assets of $9.S35, OF
which $500 Is stock In trade. 81 400 ma
chinery. tools &C.. and $685. debts due on
open accounts. Morris Leght. attorney
N. PoLLIN & son. IS West Thrtieth street.
Liabilities OF S74. .332. all unsecured claims
and assets of Sf2. 400. of which $4,000 is
stock in trade and 81. 400 debts duo on open
accounts. Norris Leight, attorney for tho
bankrupts
SAVOY COMEDIES. INC, manufacturers
of moving pictures, 1000 Broadway. LA
bilites $4.179, of which $2.717 are unse-
cured claims and 1882 wages. and assets
OF S625, Of which 1856 is cash on hand and
$3.50 property In reversion remainder, trust,
&c. Keppler Hochner. attorneys for the
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RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers in bankruptcy were
appointed Saturday by Judge Manton in the
United States District Court:
GOLDSMITH BROS.--vincent Follmar tenn
porary receiver for Max and Benjamin
Goldsmith. trading as Goldsmith Bros.
insurance brokers, Of william st., with a
bond of $500
ARROW DRESS Co, INc.-Thornas II.
Matters. Jr.. temporary receiver for the
Arrow Dress Company. Inc, dresses. II
West Thirty-first street, with bond OF
$7,500
HERNANDEZ. ROBINSON & CO., INC
r. Bright Wilson temporary receiver for
Hernandez Robinson & Co.. Inc, exporters
OF machinery. 20 Broadway. with bond
OF $500.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The nrst name is that OF the debtor. III.
second that OF tho creditor, and date whea
Judgment was filed.
NEVrNS Abraham, and Harry H.
Perlman-Iiudson Mil and Lumber
CO., Inc. July s. 1920. .........., sii5.25
NORTH SHORE REALTY CO.
r. X. Mason; Feb. 3, 1921. ..... 22T.2O
FEB. is 1927 ..........s.:....... 2.s77.so
GACOS, Kaithls. and Michael G.
Koufis-People, &c; June 2, 1920
(vacated) .........s.............. i,OO0.oo
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Connecticut.

STORE 70 rent heart OF Bridgeport. five
months; good for all lines OF sales or auc.
tion business. s. REICH, 1888 Main St.
bridgeport. Conn.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to North River.

story. West SOS. near Park; II rooms
Or 900. CoUGHLAN L CLI5By. 200 West
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Washington Heights. Above 1e5th st..
West Of sth Av.

$40 900 Cash buys best as II. twenty family
walkup on Heights: only blocks from
isist st. subway: bargain at $4,000.
SI.AwSON HOBBS. 162 w. I'D rt.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


/ pay 2tee more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos. paintings. B1AiSlE T.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to b9th 81. Unciusivc).
East River 20 North River.
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Borosrh of BreekIyn-sale or Rent.

REAL HOME.
Owner leaving town would sell 10 respon-
sible party his home OF 10 rooms. perfect
In every way, on n plot 40r100, with garage
one OF the best built In F1atbush. asking
sls.500, worth more; may sell for less: seen
by appointment only. HENRY Il. NIELSEN
OFFICES, 1877 Flntbush ev. Mansfield 33ge.
BRIGHTON Line, Kings Highway station
palatial detached residence, 4VxioO: double
garage; \ rooms and ballroom. tiled baths.
tiled kitchen. built In tiled shower, electric
ity, steam. paruuet. instantaneous water
heater: sale or rent. Owner, East 14th
Phone Stuyvesant 0T33.
BEAUTIFUL four story dwelling on Park
place; every improvement; will sell COM
pletely furnished n desired; terms. II. A.
SNYDER, 40 Wall 81. Hanover 1893.
FLATBUsH.-Two family bargain. $3.50;
II rooms. AhfERSFoRT PARK REALTY
CO.. 1914 Fiatbush av., corner av. !. Mid
wood 1880.
PIERREPoNT ST., 2s.-For sale. reasonable.
on the Heights, . minutes from Wall ST.,
elegant three story dwelling and extension
dining room. J. +. zEREGA. Phone Main
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BOARDERS WANTED.


sar fo4 W. (Graycourt spacious parlors,
lounge; steam heat; rooms, single, en- suite
f22D. All E.-Couple board children. two
years up; mothers care. CLARK.
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REFfNTD NETGHBoRHoOD.

5OxfO0: every modern convenience: owner
going abroad: asks 1900 seen by appoint
ment only: HENRY J.. NdELSEM .c, ofrlOSS'
S. I'D sT.-Near Berry ST., story and base
fnent brick and brownstone occupied BY .
families; bargain. 5000. Phone Greonpoint
24T2.
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Above 5sth st.--oth Av. to East River.
Miscellaneous.

STORES (2), 1900 Lexington av.--Can alter
into / steam heat: manufacturing or other
business. Phone Longacre 1896.
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New yorN.

CuILpREN's COUNTRY HOME.
near New York city; unlike an Institution:
reasonable rates
Phone Congers oJ.
nR. FAUST,
VALLEY COTTAGE, N. Y.
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Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN sANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
filed Saturday in the United States District
Court
ARROW DRESS CO.. INC. = Involuntary,
against the Arrow Dress Company, Inc,
dresses, 81 West Thlrty-first street, In
behalf of three creditors. Petittoning
creditors and amounts claimed are II.
Freedman, $3.50; n. Beck, $3.50. Lawrence
Silver, S6f7. Silver & Moskowitz. attor-
neys for the petitioners.
LEO wASSER-Voluntary, by Leo
Rosenwasser. manager Felt Goods Manu-
featuring Company, $40 Riverside Drive.
unsecured claims, and assets at $50. 900,
all unliquidated claims. Emil \. Barr.
attorney for the bankrupt.
GOLDSMITH BROS. - Involuntary, against
Max and Benjamin Goldsmith. trading as
Goldsmith Bros, insurance brokers, ai
William street, in behalf of three creditors.
Petltioning creditors and amounts claimed
are l.. Saff, $500: r. Neider. $500; II.
Johnson, $3.50. Joseph Krinsky, attorney
for the petitioners
HERNANDEZ. ROBINSON CO.. INC
Involuntary. against Hernandez. Robinson
Co., Inc, exporters OF machinery. 20
Broadway. in behalf of three creditors.
Liabilities given as $4,000 and assets
$4,000. Petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are Benjamin Harrow, $500: f. +.
Taylor & Co., $3.50: Hospital Supply Com
pany. sos. Zalkin Cohen, attorneys for
the petitioners.
REGINALD A. FLETCHER--Involuntar by
$50 West 1stst street. who places his liza
bilitles at s3.s1a. all unsecured claims, and
no assets. Abraham II. Goodman. attorney
for the baultr1iuf
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LoFTs-Possession; 1873 w. oath. c5xfi0; IL
w. Goth. b6x92: 1913 Bleecker St, 25x1oo; II
White ST., 5ox10o OWNER. 2722 Longacre.
OFFICES, LOFTS. WAREHOUSES, SHOW
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. j. CLARENCE
DAVIES, 80 NASSAU ST.: JOHN III. 81
EAST AID ST.: VANDERBILT 9175.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery 20 I4th ST.. Inclusive.

No. 153 WATTS ST.
between West and Washington sts., near
vehicuiar tunnel to Jersey small three story
building: possession April. Owner. SAMUEL
FITZPATRICK, 14e Broadway.
NO. 394 WATER ST..
between oliver rt. and Catharine slip, three
story brick building, $500. SAMUEL kIL-
PATRICK. 149 Broadway. Tel. Cort. 3403.
PRIvATE house, Sd ST., near I'd av. CHAS.
BoHLEN, 321 Sd av.
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RRnNx

The first name Is that OF tho debtor
BYRNEs, Islchard--M. Meyer. -. seee7
BERNSTEIN, Ralph and Esther
Timpson Live Poultry Co., Inc... d46 IS
COHEN. Nathan--P. Rather. . 347a
GOLDMAN, Joseph--Bloom Bros. a.
Co. Inc. .".......:..... 1926
CRANK. Charles and Minnie-f.
1ablowsky .........s....s........ 2NO. a
GALLANT. Antonio. and Sisto La
mari-M: =. Riley. ...:.........,.. 1eS.Oo
KLEINMAN. Meyer-Bloom Bros.
Co., Inc. ................ 4S.S1
MISHTAL. Joseph-B. Hurwitz. 1890
MOSHER. Isaac, Ernest J. Pick
worth and ozone Park Hygeia Ice
Co. Incl. d. Reirner. ...s....... e2o.oa
Co, Inc. .................. 1sa "a
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New York state-ssIs or Rent.
New Jersoy-saie or nen4.

FORTY ACRES. 80 miles from New York
city. acres valuable stone quarry, the
rest wood. bringing good price In market.
Address M. BOLEN. 81 Atlantic ST., Jersey
City.
FARMS. tracts. lakes. dwellings for sale.
EDWARD J. CAHILL, Boonton. n. j.
PROPERTIES at Mountain Lakes and Boon
ton. EDWARD ]. CAHILI.. Boonton, n. j.
TENAFIY Y.--Magnificen modern nine room
cottage in best section; close station .
$4,000; photographs. HOVER. 212 Broad
way, New York.
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Pease a Gilman sold for Mrs A.
Bacharach and others 70 a client OF
Walter Hearn the FIVE story. twenty
two foot tenement at 34f First avenue.
between Twentieth and Twenty-nrst
streets.
Adolph weiss resoid % A. Dalies the
Ave story fat at 167 81. Nicholas ave-
nue., 23xg7.
Shaw, Rockwell & sandford sold for
Agnes Stewart 1876 Park avenue,
southwest corner OF l07th street. a
nvs story triple tenement with stores.
25x75t1, to Philip Samuelson, who oc-
cupies the corner store.
Henry S. Kirschner and tho sherman
Brokerage Company sold to Clara and
Anna Resnikon the FIVE story lat.
2sxi00. at a. East 18Th street.
Henry J. Heideuis sold to Willard
vanorum the three and four story ten
hrnents at 10 Christopher street, 21x55.3.
through 20 rs Gay street
phristopher yolEing 81 Son, 1nc.s cold
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Borough of Queens

ri.bed room. suitable gentlemen or bust
ross couple: board optional. Richmond Hill
o4row
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
West Side.

BROADWAY, fT30.-Handsomely furnishes
sunny room: with or without private bath:
no other roomers; suitable for one or two
gentlemen: references exchanged; pcrfecs
service. BLANCHARD. Phone 355 Circle.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30
WANTED-SALESMEN

wanted for Montana and
Wyoming, complete line hosiery,
sweaters, gloves, n,ittens, established
trade Prefer man familiar with knit
goods business Commission basis.
Splendid opportunity for right man
Give complete particulars with refer
ences Hand Knit Hosiery Co., She
boygan, Wis.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and room for young man with
clean habits who wishes to be one
OF the family; must be willing to
share bed and room. Reasonable
price. Box 2S4. Tribune.
PLEASANT room and board in mod
ern home, at reasonable rate. 6l6
end Ave. No Fone 5327.
WE'LL furnished front room and board
in modern private home. 801 5th
Ave. No. Phone 1888.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30

WANTED-A good home for two girls.
age five and seven. State price. Box
282, Tribune.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30

WIDOWER with children wants a
housekeeper; one that is looking for
home rather than high wages. Ap-
ply box 28O, Tribune
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30

CALL Mrs. Keller, phone s7O6, for
Barcley custom made corsets City
manager
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PLEASE NOTE We do not
charge classified advertisements to
residence addresses
HELP wANTED-FE,rALE

WANTED-Stenograp who also has
general office experience. Apply p.
O. box 1878
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30
FOR sALE-HoUsES

10 FOR SALE-HOUSES
REAL HOME-Six rooms beautiful
ly finished; three rooms can be fin
best location in the city for business
mans home; north side; close to
business district, when special inn
provements are paid for. Owner
says sell at sacrifice; at almost
your own terms.
S5,50O-Here is a bargain. Seven rooms,
strictly modern; double garage; on
Fourth avenue north; paved district;
improvements paid for. Easy terms.
So, $3,O0O-Four-room bungalow, modern
but heat; full corner lot; north side;
WATSON LAND CO.,
121h Central avenue.
FIvE-ROoM COTTAGE, pleasant, full
lot. south side; $500. $500 cash. bal
ance monthly.
MODERN FTVE-RooM BUNGALOW.
Academy district; in excellent condi-
ton. ton; well improved lot; $4,000
sEVEN-RooM MODERN HOUSE.
full lot, walking distance, north side;
$4,50o. Liberal terms
A TaoRoUGHLY MODERN FIVE.
pavement, north side; reasonable
terms and priced $3.50 less than actual
value.
IMPROVED FIVE-ACRE TRACT on
road to Sun River park; four-room
bungalow and small out-buildings.
A snap at 5000. Liberal terms.
FAGAN & NORBY.
7-ROOM modern home on Fourth ave-
nue. north, between Third and Fourth
streets; hardwood floors; fire place;
sleeping porch; hot water heat; large
double garage connected with cleo
trio lights, water and sewer; i'm
provements all paid. Terms. Harry
Newman, No. 5. End st. North.
FOR quick sale-6 room house, price
$1,000. SIG 3rd Ave. S. w.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30

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Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30

IL U. s. government office and out
side positions. $140O year. Write for
list positions now open. Franklin
Institute, Dept. 223 L, Rochester,
Great Falls tribune., 1921-01-30
2 FOE SALE-MISCELLA

LADY'S three-quarter muskrat coat,
s1s. BABY robes. 122 Third street south.