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The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BANKER BUYS HOME ON
EAST EIGHTIETH STREET
A. B. Claflin Acquires House
of S. J. Jennings.

Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold for Sid
ney J. Jennings the five story American
basement house A East Eightieth street,
33x100. Arthur Z. Claflin, the banker,
is the purchaser. and, after alterations.
will make his home there. The property
adjoins the residence OF Ford Hunting
ton and the houses of Thomas 5. Nc
Lane and II. 3. Hollins.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. gold the two
and a half story dwelling. 1s.9x100, at
"a Charlton street for Mrs. Stanley
Clark to Mrs. A. @. Olney, for occu-
pancy.
Chas K. Clisby & Co.. Inc, sold the
three story dwelling $40 West Seven
tieth street for Mrs. Name Holahan to
client, for occupancy.
Real Er lie Management Company
sold for the estate of John Foster the
two dwellings 22s-230 East Nineteenth
street.
Ernest T. Bower sold for Henry II.
Fleck the three-story dwelling 304 West
139th street.
Colfax Realty Company sold to Hugh
and Margaret l.. Slevin the three story
dwelling All West F'orty-third street,
16.9x10O.4.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry sold to
Maria s. Simpson for the estate of Pat
rick Clark the four story dwelling 43S
West Twentythird street. The pur-
chaser will probably renovate and oc-
cupy.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Albert =. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
in West Nineteenth street to Abraham
Feuer; in 142 Fifth avenue to Ben Bar
nett. and in 40 Fourth avenue. with
stephen H. Tying. Jr., & Co., Inc, to
William Fl. Horstmann Company. Inc.
Bastine & Co., Inc, agents. rented the
following floors: Eighth In 2s West
Twenty fifth street to the Longacre
Waist Company: sixth in 81 Fifth ave-
nue. to Ramer & Lissauer Inc; sixth
in 10 West Twenty-sixth street to l..
Richman and j. Block. and second in
10 West Twenty-fourth street to Ger
shon Hausman.
He'll & Stern leased floors as follows:
In 1225 Broadway to S. NJ. Goldberg
Enterprises, Inc; In 142 West Thirty
sixth street to Joseph A. Godstein. and
in 132 West Thirty-sixth street to Kit
Finger Bros. & Karp.
Ames & Co. leased store in lis West
Twenty-fifth street to Samuel Goldberg
& Brother; loft in &c West Thirty first
street to Abe Bach and Philip Schwartz;
building at III West Twenty-ninth
street to Katz Bros. Fur Company. Inc.
II. L. Moxley & Co. leased store. base
nent and subbasement In eS Reade
street to Thomas Boyd &r Co.. Inc. and
space in l Maiden lane to Thomas A.
Cray.
Charles @. Keller rented store and
basement in 1873 West Nineteenth street
TO the Strand Textile Shrinking Com
pany.
Seaman e Pendergast with Il. A.
Turner. Inc, leased space in q East
Thirtieth street to Miss Louelln Wright,
who will conduct a luncheon club for
the National Association of Book Pub
fishers.
Bleiman & Co. leased in 152 West
Thirty-six street stores and Easements
to Bloomberg & Halpern. Loewenthal &
Goldblum and Harris & Maillard. mill
linery ninth floor In 132 West Thirty
sixth street for millinery showroom to
National Straw Works. s. II. Recht Hat
Works Of Milwaukee ana Lepman Bros,
William II. Chlnt1uy Company, Harry II.
Heyman. Everett Hat Company. Lippert
Green Company and Midland Hat Com
pany OF Chicago. Bleiman & Co. leased
40, 900 square feet of store and base
ment at Seventh avenue, northwest cor
ner of Thirty-seventh street. for Gar
ment Center Realty Company to Julius
Bloomfield g. Co., women's hat Jobbers.
Charles c. Keller rented store and
basement In 1876 West Twentyfourth
street TO Diamond & Bro.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co., Inc. leased
store In 529 Madison avenue to Casa
Szabo for sale OF antique jewelry.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
Offices In the Canadian Pacific Building
to Elmer ]. Binford and additional space
to A. w. shaw Company ana the Dart
nell Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BROOKLYN TRADING.

Herbert c. Comstock & Son sold for
Alice L. Larkin $40 Ocean avenue, de-
tached residence, northwest corner of
Tennis Court, fronting 127 feet on Ocean
avenue.
J. Lacov sold to Max Weinstein. the
southwest corner of Avenue l and East
Twenty street, a plot 50x114 II
The purchaser will erect "A two family
fifteen room house with double garage.
Realty Associates sold new one fam
lily house at 1913 Thirtieth street 10 An
drew Cepar; at 206 Thirtieth street to
Helen A. Schmidt; at 212 Thirtieth
street to b. Billella and 202 Thirtieth
street to Edgar Haughie.
A. MishlSin sold for G.. Peterson a
new two family dwelling. with double
garage, 35x10O, at 14T5 East Fourteenth
street
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold five lots,
northwest corner of Fort Hamilton ave-
nue. and Eightieth street, for F. A.
Gearon to an investor.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BUILDINGS.

JSD ST q. 25xiO0 G. story.
Reasonable. Fred'ls Fox q Co,
29T Madison Av.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN.
Reasonable reg1-i. Rutland q
Benjamin, IA ID 4sth a,s.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
News Of the Real Estate World
INVESTORS PURCHASE
OLD GRAND HOTEL
Buy Corner of Broadway and
Thrty-first Street.

The original portion of the Grand Ho-
tel property. southeast corner Of Broad
way and Thirty-first street. has been
transferred by Eugene Higgins and
others to the newly formed 1894 Broad
way Corporation, clients of Davis. wag-
ner. Heater & Holton. attorneys The
property was formerly owned by the
Brooks family, and is five story struc-
ture. The new owners are said to be
investors.
The transfer affects the Broadway
front OF the hotel only, an eight story
structure fronting 1863 feet on Broad
way and 123 feet on Thirty-first street.
The twelve story addition on Thirty
first street is not involved In the dea.,
and no change will result in the opera
ton of the hotel through the sale, as
the entire property is under lease for a
long term OF years ito Mauger Brothers.
The part transferred Is assessed by
the city at s950,000 The new owners
have borrowed on the property from
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
100000 for ten years at Il per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
OPERATING COMPANY
IN 81, 200, 900 DEAL
4. Portman Buys and Sells
Manhattan Deals.

Properties valued at approximately
sl,0oo.o00 are involved in deals just
closed by the Manport Realty Corpora
tion, I. Portman president From q
client of Henry I. Cooper and NJ. Cohn
& Co. Mr. Portman bought the Ala
baIna, six story elevator apartment
at the northeast corner of Riverside
Drive and 127th street. on five lots. and
valued at s375.ooo. From the same in
terests he bought the five story new
law house at 73O Prospect avenue. 6ox125
valued at s62.50o, and renting for sl2,0oO
annually. The same brokers recently
sold both properties.
Mr. Portman resold the new nine story
apartment at "a and 26 West Sixty-ninth
street. valued at 100000 which he re-
Gently bought from Jacob Axelrod, who
built H. The new owner Is Rose Sobel.
Emsworth Hall, a six story elevator
apartment at the southeast corner of
Convent avenue and 149th street. 1oox100,
has been purchased by Mr. Portman
from the 435 Convent Avenue Corpora
ton, which held 1t at $3.50 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BRONX BUILDERS SELL
BIG UNFINISHED FLAT
Other Deals Report FROM
Northern Boroug..

The =. S. and 3. Building Corporation,
Samuel Belkind president. sold to David
Perlman the six story apartment house
nearing completion at the southeast
corner OF Southern Boulevard and Tiff
fany street, 1O0x125. 1t is arranged
for sixty-three families and has eight
stores. The property was held at $685.
COO.
The selling interests have bought from
the Johnson estate the plot 10ox100 on
the east side of Southern Boulevard
175 feet north of Longwood avenue, on
which they will erect a six story apart
nent house for fifty-eight families
which will represent an investment of
about $275,000.
Six Ave story apartment houses on
Hewitt place, near Westchester avenue,
in the Bronx, have been purchased by
the newly organized h. T. Realty Cor
poration, represented by kaplan, KOS
man and Streusand as attorneys.
From Molly Kalmanowitz the COM
pany acquired Nos. S34 and S3S and
from the Lamport Realty Company
Nos. SAC. $50, S54, and S58.
The Phelan-Billingsley Corporation
leased from Robert B. Bradley for ap
plpAllHaItly Si,UvVtVUV luiouSll al III
strong Brothers. brokers, the northwest
corner of Fordham road and Grand
avenue, fronting 130 feet on Fordham
road. so feet on the Aqueduct, with rear
line running to a point at the intersec-
tion of Fordham road and Grand avenue.
II is improved with a modern one story
building containing eight stores.
The lessees also purchased through
the same brokers, to round out the site,
from Samuel Barkin, 2443 Grand
avenue, 50x114 to the Aqueduct, with
three story mansion of twelve rooms.
This gives them site 100 feet on Ford
ham road 80 feet on Grand, avenue and
Ill feet on the Aqueduct. The lease
and renewals cover forty-two years and
carry an option to purchase upon ex-
piration OF lease. The lessees at the ex-
piration OF present leases will add
another story.
J. Clarence Davies. Inc. sold for Will
lam OConnell to Henry Meyer, vacant
plot. 50x100, on the west side of Hunts
Point avenue, 409 feet south Of Ryawa
avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

The East River Savings Institution
loaned $4,000 on 5O-52 Pine street, re-
ported on "wednesday.
Qulnlan & Leland have placed first
mortgage loans OF 100000 on 2643
Broaway, a story apartment building,
55xf0O and $4,000 on 225 West sixty
ninth street, 6 story apartment, Sox
1905.
E. H. Ludlow a. Co. were co-brokers
with George II. Chivvis in the recent
sale of 100 West sixteenth street, sold
for Joseph i. Buttenwieser. and Nos.
i3a and i34 West Sixteenth street. sold
for the Longstrect estate to Frederick
Brown.
Macmillan Zipkes, architect, has been
commissioned by the G. d. Greenbaum
Company TO draw plans for two
story stoie and warehouse on the
southwest corner OF 1S0th street and
Amsterdam avenue at cost OF about
SO 900.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
FREDERICK BROWN IN
BIG ROCHESTER DEAL
Buys Cutler Property in Re-
tail District.

Frederick Brown, the operator. has
purchased fourteen parcels of business
property In the heart of Rochester.
N. Y, from the Cutler Realty Company.
J. w Cutler president. through Eugene
G. Roes.r. a broker Of that city. The
properties, ~shich have frontages on
Main street. East avenue. Euclid and
Elm streets. were held at $4,000. 900.
Mr.. Brown was induced to buy the
property after he had made a hurried
trip to Rochester and had satisfied him
self that the parcels were in the center
OF the retail shopping district. That
portion of the purchase known as the
East End Avenue Building will be ceseld
to a large department store, which will
planned.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Houghton Company leased for Aida
Traitel the three story dwelling. So West
Ninety-fifth street, 10 the Epsilon Chap
ter of the Theta Chi Fraternity.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments in 925 Park avenue to j.
Rowland Garner: IN 81 West Eighty
sixth street to Charles Thomas; in 81
West Fifty-third street TO Mrs. Erica
Evers and Joseph Goldstuker; In AZ
Park avenue to Or. Edwin w. Spies
kn 40 West Fifty-seventh street to
Charles Halstead Mapes and In us East
Fifty-sixth street to Gurney l.. Smith.
Albert u. Ashforth. Inc, leased apart
ments in Ss West Sixty-seventh street
90 Mrs. Kathlyn Stolte; In 124 West
Fifty-fifth street to Arthur c. Jackson
and furnished apartment In l40 River
side Drive TO J. j. Cone.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
SELLS WEST BRONX PARCELS.
~. l.. Kennedy Auctions Part Of
Old Anderson Farm.

Bryan L. Kennedy, Inc, sold at auc-
zion yesterday in IA Vesey street the
property known as part of the Anderson
farm on Anderson avenue and Jerome
avenue, in the West Bronx. Among the
offerings. a two story dwelling on the
east side OF Anderson avenue. north of
! 5Sth street, on plot 100xs5, was sold
TO Morris Sidelnick for S9,100. The lots
on Anderson avenue averaged about
SIG each.
Among the buyers were: Thomas
Nakulak. Frederick L. Engel. Henry
Cohen, Charles Bauer. =. Nazzetta,
Thomas Fl. Reynolds, Florence l.. Seal,
II. NJ. jacobson. Edward p. Stanley,
Moses FEEDER, II. DaRold. W. p. White,
Mrs John II. Adams. Morris Sidelvick.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
TO ALTER HoBoKEN HOTEL.

The corner portion OF the old Con-
tinental Hotel, 101 and 10S Hudson
street, Hoboken has been leased by
Rudolph Rabe though ]. I. Kislak. Inc,
to Joseph Samperi Of Hoboken, who will
remodel It into an up-to-date hostelry.
Mr.. Rabe has sold the other half of the
property to II. Horowitz of Hoboken.
who viii convert 1t into an apartment
house with stores. The kislak firm was
the broker In both deals.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
PLAN NEW BRONX FLATS.

Plans have been filed for six story
hotel. 13o.69x116.S. on the west side of
the Grand ConcourseN 154 feet south of
1s2d street for the Jonot Realty Com
pany, Inc. J. n. Sager president, Gold
ner & Goldner, architects. estimate the
cost at s200 900.
Plans were also filed for five story
house, 50x96, at northeast corner of
Decatur avenue and 207th street for
the II. A f. Wolf Company. Henry ~.
Wolf president. Charles Schaefner, Jr.,
estimates the cost at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BUYs ADJOINING BUILDING.

H. II. Ludlow 6 Co. sold for the
Iichtenstein estate, the seven story
building so and 81 East Eleventh street
near Broadway. The purchaser is a
company controlled by Paul r. Gordon,
attorney, which owns the adjoining
property at Ga and Sc. The property
has been owned by the Lichtenstein
family for more than 25 years, and was
held at S13O.OOO
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no IMPROVE voNKEns rLor.

Cammanu, Voorhees, a Floyd sold FOR
vale University to the Spear Construc-
tion Company. Lewis II. Kleban presl-
dent. the vacant plot on the east side
OF South Broadway, opposite st. Jo-
sephs Hospital, between the Yonkera
Masonic Guild and Elks Building, APP
proximately 100xt60. with an ~"
b1xe5. The plot was formerly owned
by the late Robert NJ. Judson. II will be
Improved with stores and show rooms.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Lee
Classified for Convenient Reference
LOFTS AND FLOOR
SPACE.
City.

City.
2fST T.--4i w. Attractive; rem
tai s6OO-s2, 800. Apply Sharums
ITO Broadway.
24TH ST.-i31 w. Attractive: rem
tai s6oo-s2, 800. Apply Sharuin,
ITO Broadway.
s3D ST.-i41 W. Reasonable rem
tai Apply Bowers Photo Co.,
premises.
53D ST. u. 25x10o: reason
able. Fred'k Fox a. Co., 29T
Madison Av.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN.
Rea sonable rental. rutland g.
Benjamin, IA Il. 4sth st.
BROADWAY-65th 81. 1850 40.
IT,: s2.I0o. willard s. Burrows
Co., 10 w. Saith ST.
BROADWAY-G5th st. 1,ssO SO.
IT.; s2,7oo. Willard S. Burrows
Co., ITO w. Bath st.
BRoADwAY-s5th st. entire
floors; 1880 SO. ~. each: 2.7O0.
willard S. Burrows, 110 W. Saith
St.
FIFTH Av. - 122. Attractive;
si,40o-sj. 500. Apply Sharum.
10 Broadway.
WAvERLy PLACE-2S-S0. 3,OOo
so. IT,. reasonable. Chas. X.
Clisby & Co.. Inc. 100 w. 72d Sc
WAvERLY PLACES 30. 6,po0
50 IT,; reasonable. ChRs X.
Clisby & Co.. Inc, 129 w. I'D st
Brooklyn.
CONGRESS ST. -s 50. Storage
space; reasonable. Phone Henry
1880.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
GIVE |. |. ACREAGE
FOR HEIGHTS FLAT
Patchogue Go. Buys Corner on
Fort Washington Avenue:
Other Sales.

The Patchogue Holding Company.
August Elmer president and A. o.
Elmer treasurer purchased from the
College Holding Company. Joseph Shenk
president, 245 Fort Washington avenue,
southwest corner OF 10th street a six
story elevator apartment on plot l00xl50
1t contains four, five. six and seven
room suites for forty-eight families.
with g. rental of about $50 ,Oo0 yearly
1t was held at $4,000.
In part payment the buyers gave an
estate of $50 acres known as Wood
lands on the Bay, with about one mile
" water frontage on Great South Bay.
adjoining Smiths Point and near Mas
tic. l., l., which was held at $4,000.
The Patchogue Holding Company inn
mediately leased the apartment house
back to the College Holding Company
for twenty-one years at total net
rental of about sSO0,0o0. The entire
transaction involves about s1,25o,0on
irving II. Wolfe was the broker.
other Apartment Deals.
The Meister Builders, Inc. purchased
81 and 523 West 112th street, two eight
story fireproof apartments known as
Wenonah and Campolyn. on plot 75x10o
each. They acoommodate slxty-four
families and have rental of about
$40. 600. They We're held at s625 900. The
Meister Builders sold to Theodore Kril-
lof liz East 10Sth street, six story
tenement. with stores, 25.4x100, held at
$4,000. A. Micheegan was the broker.
samuel Brener purchased from the
80 West Fifty-ninth Street Corporation
The fourteen story apartment hotel at
30 West Fifty-ninth street, 50x100 ad-
r.t., H. MI
was completed in 1920 by j. Il. r.
Carpenter. Brown, Wheelock- Harris,
Nought & Co. negotiated the deal
The Royal Heights Realty Company
Benjamin F'einberg president. bought
from Jacob Landes the five story thirty
family apartment at GA West t7sd street.
T5x100, held at $4,000. The buyers own
the adjoining house at $50.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. sold for the
Rande Realty Company the four story
apartment house 64 West Eighty-sec-
ond street to Mrs. Anna Field, who
has leased the building for a long term
of years to Capt A. Hedlund.
p. NJ. Clear e Co. sold for George
Pfaff the five story apartment. 25x99 II,
at 5l4 West 133d street to e. Meckert
David and Harry Lippman sold 241
East Twenty-second street. five story
tenement, with stores, 7.10x7f.
The five apartments at the southwest
corner of Lexington avenue and Eighty
seventh street are reported to have been
sold by John Mclaughlin TO an opera
tor, who is negotiating for q resale of
the site to an apartment house builder.
g. Tuoti & Co. sold for DR.. A. Lipshitz
TO Rocco Losasso 10 Macdougal street,
two six story front and rear buildings.
II. w. Ritwagen sold to James Smith
i46 West Tenth street, a five story tene-
nent, 8x100
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
MILK co. BUYS ON EAST SIDE.

Prudential Condensed Milk Company
bought for $4,000 the four and one
story buildings at 401-415 East Eight
eenth street from the Bank of New
York and Trust Company. The prop
erty occupies q plot 107x92 between
First avenue and Avenue A
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
ansELLs FIVE AsroR HOUSES.

The John J.. Peel Company resold for
Nathan Wilson five of the twenty-one
dwellings at 302 to 342 West Forty fifth
street purchased from the Astor estate.
The rcsales involved 3t4 to Nettie
Clauss, SIS TO II. II. Dyman and 320 to
". w. Turner. tenant Of the Astors who
operated theso properties as boarding
houses. Contracts have been drawn for
the sale Of i've other houses In the row.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
TO TAKE OVER OLD HOTEL.

Tho t2T University place. inc, with
a. A. Becker. r. Tinkelstein and |. J.
schuster as directors, has been formed
20 take over the old Ave story Spngler
Hotel at the southeast corner OF Four
tsenth street. 2sxi00.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
SALE on MANHATTAN AVE.

sherman & Klrschner gold for j.
Newburgh, f0E Manhattan avenue.
southwest corner OF ti7th street and
Manhattan avenue
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vesey Street.)
m HENRY pRApy

BY HENRY BRADY
EAST i25th sT.-25t. n 3, to2 II y OF "a Av
2sxe91i. , story tenement and stores
Lawyers Mortgage Co. w. Stephen N.
Jackson et al Shearnan & Sterling (A):
Frederick X. Crane (T); due. sts.4s7 .G5 /.
taxes etc, $500. To the plaintiff for
$4,000.
DRoNx EXCHANGE.
ny EUGENE J. BusHER.
MORRIS Av.--64y, 8, 80 II n of 152d st
2Jxic0, 2 story tenement and stores: Gallo
gero savera et al. We. Micele La Cayera 81
al Harold Swain ga. Lo iiB A. schoffel
(T) due. ~ ,2si.3t; taxes, etc, Sii5: sub.
tect 10 mortgage Of $4,000. To Marie
Russo for $500.
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Found advertisements. Telephone Worth
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on STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius q. Rloff sold for Mary T.
Mare 10 Mr.. and Mrs. =. Blum ? plot
On Hope avenue, Fort Wadsworth The
purchasers will erect a dwelling
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REAL ESTATE-Other States
ficrida-saie or let.

FOR SALE IN MIAMI. FLORIDA.
90 year lease on an office building locates
IN the center of the city and near the pos
office and courthouse. owner must sell or
account of III health. For further Informal
tlon address JAMES ". VAUGHN. tse ~. "
let ST., Miami Ella
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Above 18th st. 10 5sth st. pnclusive).
Nsuhattan--Misccnauecus.

Attractive lease hold win ne. lease mid
town business buildings. Present rentals
s4i, 900; can be increased; $27 800 net will
be considered. LEWIS II. MAY CO.. IS
West 9th.
BROADWAY Corner. about 70 lots three
good frontages price $4,000. LEON 5.
AITMAYER, sole agent. o. East seth st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DOUGLAS L. ELLISfAN G. CO,
10 East 4eth ST. Plaza goo.
MANAGEMENT A SPECIALITY
RYAN 4 CO., 142 West t25th.
NAssOIT q LANNING, REAL ESTATE,
B'WAY {. sgTH ST. TEL. $3.50 RIVERSIDE.
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Connecticut--sale or Let.

AT RiDGEFIELD. CONN.
THApDEUs CRANE. Real Estate. Tel. I.
BELL. g. PIERsON, Real Estate,
"a Atlantic St, Stamford. Phone 2s1S.
FRANK T. sLAvfN, Realtor. kresge Bldg ..
Stamford, Conn. Phone 1885.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. living room,
two bedrooms, kitchen and bath: furnace.
phone: completely furnished: rent ssb; five
minutes to station; restricted property. Ap-
ply Mrs. @. u. MORRIS, 8 Prospect st.,
(.reenwich. or phone Vanderbilt O2IO.
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New Jersey-saIe or Let.

FREE list o, houses tor sale and rent writs
VAN wtNKLE CO, Rutherford, N. J.
NEAR New York. Tor sale, village horne for
nervous, convalescent; 30 rooms. plazxas,
acres, park. state Highway; terms. Owners
y 1852 Herald. $50 Broadway.
500 room house, gas light. steam heat
needs decorating; excellent location.
$50 second and third floors, = rooms, bath.
porch, gas, electric steam, 10 min. sta
nedern country surroundings.
s65. large nine room house. PRIVILEGES
subletting. gus. electric new hot air fur
mace, chicken house; min. sta.
$05, second floor, rooms, bath, gas, eloo~
trc, steam: garage.
seJ new Hasbrouck ifeests home. ali impts.
$50 room modern home, central location.
$40, rooms. new house (Field Club sectior1.
CALL OR WHITE VAN wfNiSfsE CO., opp.
sta, Rutherford. y. j.
TO THE MAN who can pay 81, 600 casl,
offer my unusually artistic home offt0
rooms. bathB and garage al less than two
thirds actual value, pay the balancg OF
$1,000 about as you like, provided n get
two Thousand at once. The house is every
thing every ono expects In new house but
seldom gets. II is new. artistic and spacious,
with everything modern and convenient You
won't have 10 spend cent on II, and car
move In Immediately. Grounds are well
shaded, and plot t0Oxtp0 feet, In thu
finest, healthiest purely residential section
near New York city. with ideal express onnn-
mutation. You want home at a right
price | want cash now. Telephone Mr..
BOWMAN Cortiandt 1921
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-SaIe or Let.

AT FLORAL PARK-New beautiful home, q
rooms, tile bath. kitchen, flreplace every
modern improvement, high class residential
section; price $i0,500; liberal terms. II. II.
LYONS, 126 Violet av. Phone Floral Park
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SH0wRoOMs.

32D ST.--t16-122. bcO-7, 500 "a.
n. Rental 81 200 and up. VIM.
s. Sussman, Inc, 800 Madison
Av.
53D ST. r. Attractive; rea
sonnble. H'red'k FOX & Co., 2o7
Madison Av.
10th sT.-61f w. Golf room.
Reasonable. Slawson & Hobbs,
182 w. T2d st.
FIFTH Av.-Te (fgth ST.. 300
sq. It. and up: reasonable.
VIM. 8. Sussman, Inc. 800
Madison Av.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
ALSO

Two family house, West
261st ST., near Broadway CTS
x1OO), t2 rooms, all inn
r. ID. Martera.
Phone Kingsbridge 34te.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30

DOUGLAS-GrTTELL,R REAL ESTATE,
q West Fordham road. Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30

1865 CORNER t7pth).-To let,
Splendid corner; large house and garage
s., 400.