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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
sOAPsTONE HAS MANY USES.
Bureau OF Mines, However. Finds sc
Per Cent Is Waste.

Probably as much as 50 to so per
cent Of the soapstone quarried in the
United States is waste, the bureau of
mines declares. as the result of a study
of the production and utilization of
this material. Soapstone waste has not
generally been utilized. but it may be
feasible through grinding the material,
to produce a substitute for lowgrade
tale. the report adds.
"Soapstone properly speaking, is
massive rock. whose CHEF mineral COM
ponout. IS tale. usually present in suftl-
cient quantity to give the rock a Soapy
feel. continues the report The term
soapstone is sometimes Incorrectly ap-
piled to massive tale. The composition
Of soapstone is exceedingly variable and
its tale content may be as low as 90
Der cent. In fact. many soft, easily cut
rocks i'm which chlOrte predomlnateS
over tale are loosely called soapstone
Ordinarily a soapstone of good qualty
contains in addition to tale varying
amounts of chlorite. tremOite, pyroNene,
magetite. quartz, calcite and dolomlte
Soapstone is greenish or greenish gray
in color 1t is characterized by its
soapv feel and by ease of saving into
slab or structural shapes, high electrl-
cal resistance. resistance to heat ana
to acids. and slow radiation OF neat
An soapstone deposits worked Tor
slab soanstone are operated by open
ouarrying methods. y few small com,
panies remove the stone from the ground
bv drilling and blasting, but as this
method tends to Shatter the rock ana
destroy many good blocks, its use has
been abandoned by large and progressive
DroducerS The aim of sOapStone quar-
rving is to produce large. sound. rectan-
euIar blocks with a minimum of waste
The problems here then are almost lden-
tical with those of marble quarrying9
with the exception that SoaFstone Is
usually softer than marble and that no
account need be taken of the figures or
patterns that add to the value OF the
poliShcd marble The methods OF quar-
rying. handling. saving. dressing, rub
Sing and polishing of soapStone. there
fore. follow very closely those used IN
the marble industry.
In the past Soapstone has been qSed
extensively for pots and kettles, stoves.
fireplace Innings, foot warmers ana Tor
fire brick and is still SO utilized to some
extent. However. the principal uses to
dav are for laboratory sinks. hoods ana
table tops. acid resisting tanks, kitchen
sinks laundry tubs. lavatorleS Struc-
tural purposes. electrical switchboards,
griddlee, heating stones for hreleSS cook
err and as cores for electrical heating
elements such as electric hatirons.
Ground SoapStone Is used to some
extent in foundry facings. as lubricant.
as busting agent irr making prepared
roofing. in low grade paints and for a
few other minor uses as substitute
for low grade tale.
! report of its study of the Soapstone
situation has been issued by the bureau
Of mines.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
PRUNING AIDS YOUNG TREES.
Too Much Cutting Reduces Production
Attention Beats Careless Carving.

A little thinning and minor cutting
back to form a desirable framework and
prevent bad crotches in young apple
trees prolongs life and makes for bet
ter trees, says the fruit men at the
University of Vermont and the State
College of Agriculture at Burlington
The removal of a little wood will not
materially reduce the size of the tree or
delay its bearing. On the other hand.
experiments show that severe pruning of
young trees delays bearing and reduces
production.
The tree is permitted largely to shape
itself. Three or four, or sometimes only
two, branches are left when the tree is
planted; more than this is likely to re-
suit in crowding and splitting as the
tree grows. Two feet is a good height
at which to start the head Bearing
age is considerably delayed by cutting
off the lower branches t. secure high
headed tree.
As the tree grows older branches that
appear well apart on the main branches
are retained and pruning j. largely re
Stricted TO the removal of badly inter-
fering or Cr7Wding branches. All but
one of the s. cots of bad crotches are
headed in so t-ry will become secondary
branches.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
THE LAST HYMN.
Furnishes Chance to Put ON Hats, Coats
and Rubbers.

/ wonder who invented singing the last
hymn in meetings. We ought to have Il
hymn named after him, or something
He's such a benefactOr.
When could the folks put on their hats
and coats and rubbers and things so as Ia
be ready to make their get away as quick
as they can after church if we didn't
sing after the sermon?
j was wondering why the last hymn
couldn't be part of the service, and how
putting on your Eubbers is worship, and il
il wouldn't be better to do things all to-
gether in a public meeting. Seems more
orderly and reyerent and polite
Maybe we could have a that. coat
gloves and rubber exercise just before
the last hymn; or maybe we could sing
speed away" while DOMINIC our buds
or maybe we could cut out the hymn oil
the coat exercise. one or the other. which
ever would help the service most-Me
Alpine.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro. April 10, Richard Ed
ward Hudson, H.
ANS hospitaD. April u, Mrs. Amy
tRichmond) Churchill, 81, wife of
George Il. Churchill of Jacksonville.
In Greenfield, Mass. April II. Mrs.
Gratia (Holbrook) Corkins, 76, wife
of u. J. Corkins of Jacksonville
2 In Wallingford, Conn, April 10. Mrs
Edward NJ Adds, formerly of Brattle-
b0ro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
BIRTHS.

In West Brattleboro, April 10, son,
Milton Harrison, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lee, grandson to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hebert of Marlboro and Mrs.
Eli Lee of West Guilford
In West Halifax, April IL, a son TO
Nj, and Mrs Frank Brissette
In Jamaica. April II, a daughter.
Marion Mabel, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Mcclellan
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
Felt All Right.

Mother was terribly upset by Tom
washed face. Tommy, Tommy!'' she
exclaimed in great distress. Your face
needs washing terribly. Did you look at
1t in the mirror this morning?' ''No.
mother said Tommy. with every indi-
cation of surprised concern. ''but it
seemed all right when ! felt IT,
ErOOklV7 Citizen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20

Miss Genevicve Cline, said to be the
first woman federal appraiser of customs
in the United States. has just entered
upon the duties of her position in Cleye-
land.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20
MARRIAGES.

In Mortified. Mass. April II. by Rev.
George J.. Thompson, Henry \. Smith
and Mrs. Mary Tifhn. both of West
Mortified, Mass
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20

\ Moor considers it a great sin to cut
bread with a knife. declaring that our
hands We're given Us TO break it.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20

Forty to go goats is the usual price
paid for a bride among the Wakikuyu
tribe Of Central Africa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-20

American freight ears are twice the
size Of those on English railways.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
COUNTRY HOTEL PROPERTY.

AZ sacrifice, located on State road, at
Marlborough. miles north of Newburgh :
% room hotel. steam heated throughout. .
story store house, large 2 story barn, 2
story firehouse. story business building; =
room residence, story garage and easo-
newly painted: rents from building outside
hotel around 81 800; hotel IL furnished in
excellent condition. linen. silver, typewriter.
desks, safes, cases of soap. sugar,
brands coal in cellar; owner desires TO re-
tire. This 10 a money maker and must be
seen 70 be appreciated. Price N cold at
once S25, 600
=. y. +. GALLAGHER. Marlboroueh. n. y.
COMMUTERS farm, "a acres. fruit. wood.
pasture: artistic bungalow, rooms, I'M
provcments tenant cottage; extensive state
i.oad frontage; magnificent views; one hour
express service. 20 minutes depot; 1000.
termss Box, 21.- Nanust.- N. X.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Bronx-Saie or Let.


LOT. a5x14l feet, near 1slst ST.. east side
Park av. GEO. w. LEM, $50 w 179th st
MORRIS PARK-Real opportunity to buy at
sacrifice tax exempt one family semi-de-
tached . room house, inclosed porches, stucco
and brick. parquet floor tile bath room.
pantry. extra toilet. laundry, hot water.
heat, gas, electricity. garage. 1869 Tomlin-
Gon av., one block west OF Williamsbridge
road. near Westchester village.
MoSHULO PARKWAY-Piot 100xl00 beau
tifully located. facing parkway; price
right. make terms ROYAL SCOTT GULDEN.
$50 5th av.
TWO family. detached. brick. perfect order.
slassed porches. parquet. all Improvements.
II rooms; select neighborhood; possession.
Owner, 1920 Benedict av.. at 1TTth 81. and
Westchester av subway station.
TAXPAYER SITES. l25 II.
White Plains Av. TERMS. f'ENSTERER, 90
4th av.
2S3s CLAFLIN AV., 197th-One family stucco.
large rooms: beautiful surroundings; SIX
100. With garage; S13,500; reasonable terms.
Inquire 2Sc0 Sedgwick av.
2S20 sEDGWICK AV.. cor. is7th-Handsom-
est new . family stucco house. West Bronx.
IL cheerful rooms, improvements: beautiful
view; 5Ox1lT double garage: reduced 20
S3l 600. mortgage SIS, 600 reasonable terms.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above SOth st.-5th Az. to North River.
REAL INVESTMENT.


High class elevator apartment near
Riverside and 10th ST., so financed
that one may amortize and own OVER
sos EQUITY BEFORE THE MORT
GAGE FALLS DUE. The income viii
also provide over $50 on the $4,000
which is required.
SEMI SPECULATIVE.
have block front in one OF the
FASTEST GROWING BUSINESS CEN
TIERS OF THE CITY. Little better
now than taxpayer. One lease. Cane
collation. clause.
feel confident this property will be
considered CHEAP AT A 50qo Ap-
VANCE WITHIN 3 YEARS. II you
have $T5 900 and willing TO wait short
time, this is your opportunity.
Full particulars at interview. Your
office or mine, at your convenience.
WILLIAM III. PECKHAM.
Real Estate Investments,
ESTABLISHED 1897.
Columbus 77i4. 200 West 72d 81.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-Sale or Let.

TWO houses. 4 and rooms, good order. plot
I5x100 TO each, fruit and shade, garage;
near station; price for both $6.950; cash
about $4,000. Farms and homes OF all de-
scriptions at unusual prices. +. uNSER.
Mineola, L. I.
WESTBURf- .250. modern home. rooms
tile bath. steam heat; attic; 55x2Oo; re-
stricted section. HENRY PIERCE. Maple av.
WOODHAvEN. l.. I.--Beautiful room semi
detached brick and stucco family house /;
best built and handsomest house for many
miles around; built for owner. who VIII sac,
riflce same for immediate sale; golf and
tennis court handy. Jamaica av. elevated
line TO Forest Park station and walk two
blocks north. Northeast corner s5th ST. and
Soth road. Woodhayen. l.. l.
WOODMERE, l.. I.
Handsomest, most modern, 2h stories,
brick, veneer residence. on prominent corner.
i00x135 feet, in best location consisting OF
living room G5x25), dining room d6x1s) !,
conservatory. sun room. pantry. tile Kitchen
rsfrigerating room. laundry, four exceptloh-
ally large sleeping rooms, two tile baths,
upper porch . maids rooms and batn'
double garage: reasonable price: suitable
terms; ready for occupancy June Is.
II. GOLDSCHMIpT.
Woodnere. L. l. Cedarhurst. l.. ].
Woodmere Sf22 Far Rockaway 22U3
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

OPPORTUNITY TO buy a great bargain in
choice real estate. 1l3 East Saith ST.. will
be sold at public auction to foreciose mort
sage Monday. June 9Th. at noon, at
EXCHANGE SALESRCOM,
IA Nesey ST., New York.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME
HOTrR OTTT

Accessibility, quietude, seclusion.
Wooded stream, lake, waterfall: 100 acres.
Spacious residence with modern appoint
ments.
1t will surely interest the man or woman
of discriminating taste.
See numerous Photographic views. maps,
&C., at city office. we call only on
invitation
S. S. WALSTRUM-GORDON e. FORMAN.
75 Maiden sane. New York, and
Rdgcwood, New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
New Jersey-Sale or Let.

A QUAINT little year round home Of e
rooms and bath. by the side of the road.
near quaint little old fashioned town high
in the Jersey hills. within easy committing
distance of Manhattan, can be purchased
and occupancy secured for 81 800 balance
of 6000 on easy term mortgages. Ideal
for young couple or small family. Fine
residential section with all conveniences for
comfortable, economical living. Grounds
1OOx220 IT,. beautifully shaded. Delivered
ready to into; nothing extra to buy;
monthly payments less than rent for n
small city apartment Details from the
OWNER, Post Office Box 74S, City Hail
Station New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Long Isiand-Saie or Let.
At BALDWIN - Attractive architecture. :
spacious room house. comfortably built, all
modern improvements centrally located I'm
one Of the best residential neighborhoods
easy walking distance 70 railroad station and
beach. shade and fruit trees; garage; plot
b0xt6O; no expenses, everything In perfect or
DR. price $4,000. cash required $4,000; tiled
bathroom. extra toilet on first floor inspec-
tion invited seeing is buying. Address Room
400, No. h52 7th av.
A NEW 90 ACRE BARGAIN.
Improved buildings; near water; abundance
of fruit. garden planted no reasonable offer
sSiS sStS''S New X York city i1.D''9l'NNv' Wps'
BALDWIN, l.. I.--Just completed. efficiency
model dwelling. adequately heated. hon
estly built; rooms and bath: shown by
appointment. Call OWNER. Freeport 1924.
beds. electricity. bathrooms. new plumb
ing. large grounds. adjoining shore golf
club worth $4,000; sacrifice $4,000; easy
terms. Also another furnished house water
front: worth $4,000, sacrifice 80 900. Bell
port office open Sunday Monday, Tuesday
AXTELL, phone 22l Bellport.
gAsTPoR1, L. LIS ROOMS. nyATH, ELEc-
rnlClTYi TELlirmoNE, HONE HOT ,,, WATER.
STORES, POST OFFICE: ON MERRICK
ROAD. w ~ MOTT. sR.
BEAUTIFUL house in Sea Gate Harbor. l..
H. must be sold Immediately owing 10
death In family; reasonable. r. sPlTZER,
70 Broadway. Brooklyn Tel. Stagg 004I.
BEAUTIFUL house in Sea Gate. New York
harbor, must be sold at once; bargain.
way nroo,lyn
An Advertisement IN TIC Lost and
Found columns ot THE NEW YORK
HERALD offerS a rodi possibility Of
recovering your lost property,
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
New York state-saIc or Let.
westchester-saIe or Let.

ADIRONDACKs. lake section; 20 room gen.
tleman's establishment baths. toilets, elec-
tricity: garage; adapted several purposes;
bargain cost S65. 900; price $4,000. Box 81.
Chestertown. N. Y.
BRIGHTSIDE-Colonial home. directly on the
Hudson, 45 minutes out, $50 feet OF river
frontage. situated at Grand View, N. y;
beautiful strictly residential suburb. com
mandlnR wonderful views OF the Hudson
River house built for comfortable all year
occupancy. and contains large living room
with fireplace, sun parlor and sleeping porch.
dining room with fireplace, kitchen and but
lers pantry, six bedrooms nnd three baths;
all latest improvements, including FrgidaIre
ice box: Sloane draperies and shades TO pur-
chaser; committing facilities are OF the best
the property will be sold on terms advan-
"a geous TO responsible party. Address AT.
TRACT1vE. Box 5i2 Herald. ESQ Bway.
BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE HOME. 81 400.
One acre, gardens, fruit: on State Mac
adam road. IN big II. II. village. Columbi
county; cozy 9 room house; garage. poultry
house for ZOO head: bathing. fishing across
road; only 81 400. $500 cash; photos.
BATSON FARM AGENCY,
4sa 9Th Av., ". Y.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE CTIAMPLAIN
shore lots 20 be sold In settlement OF an
estate: practically only desirable lots now
available. Inquire ] II. CLEMENTS, Agent
for Executors wcstport ~, Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
connecticut-sale or Lei.


FURNISHED COUNTRY TIoafE-BARc;AIN. 4
, On a beautiful > acre plot. lawn, flowers.
shade, shrubbery; abundance fruit. grapes.
berries; delightful shade and views; garage:
modern room cottage. perfect condition.
hardwood floors, bath, electric light, water.
furnace completely furnished in good tastes
PRICE $500. TERMS. Address Box Ga5.
South Norwalk. Conn. May be seen May 27
TO 81, inclusive,
FOR RENT-Edgewater Park. Sound Beach.
Conn, June I, new Colonial room house,
all improvements, fireplace; / car garages
fine train service, a. minutes ride. Apply
Mrs. ID. r.. MONROE, 20 Lockwood St.
Stamford, Conn. Tel. 11l4-3.
PINE ORCHARD, conn.-Hotchkisss Grove
. ideal adjoining shore lots: sell
both. large shade trees: strictly high class
neighborhood; attractive price to desirabls
party. B. b.. 3S2 Whalley av.. New
Haven. Conn
FOR SALE-Smal summer home, furnished:
one acre Of land at Silvernne. near New
Canaan. Conn. Inquire H.. N Earle. %
Hs II ST.. Norwalk, Conn.
GREENWICH, Conn.--For sale. attractiv,
new country house. 8 minute ride from
station; 0 rooms. baths. sun porch. Sleep
ing porches; car garage: | acre; prlcs
s37 300. Telephone Greenwich 1868.
GREENWICH, Conn.-For sale. three story
brick building. centrally loceted; store. Of
fices, apartment; good Investment Telc-
phone Greenwich 1868
HADDAM, CONN.-Forty acres, on Connec-
ticut River; State road attractive houses
barn; beautiful scenery; fine estates both
sides; very desirable country home; photos
$500. L. II. WILKINS. Cobalt, Conn
LAKE AND RIVER FRONT FARMS.
Get our Big illustrated Bargain Book-tree.
SLoCUM FARM AGENCY. 141 Broadway
NEW CANAAN. Conn.-Farm, 16 acres; ten
room house and barn; large chicken houses
and orchard; price $1,000. + 20i2 Herald.
Herald square.
PINE ORCHARD, Conn.--Beautiful room
cottage (Hotchkiss Grove. exclusive settle-
menU gas, electricity. outside shower baths.
&C.; large lot; among most desirable cot
tages shore; right place to desirable
party 3. & b. $50 whalley av., New
Haven, Conn.
huge hand hewn tinbers: borders river:
place for swimming pool; So 900. $500 cash.
JOHN CRAWFORD. Z East 42d st.
QUAINT old New England cottage. with six
acres of land, barn, chicken houses, 10
apple trees. large asparagus bed house
nacc, and is within ten minutes walk OF
tho station; $4,000; 20 minutes from New
York: good SCHOOLS. bathing beach, country
club. Mrs. r. w. FULLER, Westport, Conn.,
UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY-4Ia acres artis-
tically Handicapped Colonial dwelling. IL
rooms. baths: perfect condition. large
garage; Greenwich. Conn.,: country club,
asking $50 ,O00 offer wanted. VIM. TRUE,
J22 Fifth av. Vanderbilt 9075.
acres. room house, State road. $1,000
Equipped poultry farm, 60 acres, Sc, 600
HULL. South Norwalk. Conn.
80 ACRES, 20 tillable; fruit; good s-roonl
house; barns, garage, outbuildings;
horses, cows COWS. pigs. 2 hefers, ednrs chickens.
CLARK & son. 1924 Main ST. bridgeport,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28
MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

ATTORNEYS with sums of 81 900 TO $4,000
to loan out of town property. where
good fees are paid. are requested TO COM
nunlcate; II Is often difficult TO place small
sums safely. / have many good applications
on occupied homes. CLIFFORD VAN
SCHURMAN, 80 East 42d.
ABOUT $50, GOO to loan in one sum on one
high class gentleman's estate. CLIFFORD
VAN SCHURNIAN, so East AID.
BROOKS 6 MOMAND,
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
III BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 226l.
HAVE MONEY to loan on out OF town prop
erty: also building loan money for suburban.
city first and second mortgages coordinated
into one first mortgage CLIFFORD VAN
SCHURMAN, 80 East 42d.
MORTGAGE applications wanted; prompt
action. WELLES, 80 Church st. Cortlandt
o92o
MORTGAGE MONEY, 1st and 2ds immediate
attention. BURKE STONE. INC, II -. 42d.
$500 ,0OO-at 5lb Zone loan preferred win
divide for responsible people; no brokers'
CLIFFORD VAN SCHURMAN. so East 42d
s75 900 wanted on first mortgage for three
years on unimproved property In upper
Bronx, valued in excess of $50, 600. MILTON
GLADSTONE, Attorney, 140 West 42d ST.
2217 Bryant.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

LONG BEACH.
NEW ROOM STUCCO HOUSES.
All improvements. Plots 40xloo feet.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY JUNE 1.
r. o. ELLIS CO.. mo,
Al West s9th st. Longacre 77s4-T2O5.
LONG BEACH. WEsT-Five room. semi-bun-
galow; completely furnished. fireplace.
MAHNkEN. 43 Cedar st. Phone John 24S9
LONG BEACH cwest End)-New room
bungalow. near ocean; write. p. u, $40
Presbyterian Building.
MOTOR OUT TO-DAY TO
WESTMORELAND
ON THE HILLS OF THE NORTH
SHORE.
100 feet above Long Island Sound. between
Douglas Manor and Great Neck. and see the
beautiful Colonial cottages, containing ana
rooms, with and baths, with every mod
ern Improvement; located on large plot. with
beautiful evergreens, hedges and Towering
shrubs: moderate cash payment, balance like
rent; full benefit OF ten years tax exemp-
ton.
RIcKERT- BROWN REALTY CO..
70 Vanderbilt av. Tel Vanderbilt s4s4
MODERN Colonial house, o rooms. tiled bath.
decorated shades &c: sacrifice 50, $50
quick buyer Phone SCOTT Finishing 0TC0
NORTHPORT BAY--sumner cottage on beau
tful Asharoken Beach; restricted, private; !;
10 rooms and bath, all improvements eN-
cellent condition: completely furnished; ready
with bedroom: boating, bathing. fishing
Owner, HARRISON. Groom sos. 25 Broadway
Phone Bowling Green s934.
NoRTHPoRT-Bung rooms. bath.
fireplace. fully furnished: garage; bathing
privilege near by; $4,000, $500 cash.
MOTT. Northport. l.. l.
FREEpORT.- Houses and bungalows, 4 to 1s
rooms price $1,000 to $50. 900; building plots
40xIoO and larger: price $500 upward terms.
Apply owner. JOHN ]. RANDALL CO.. IS
I.an0 ~ r. \
PORT WASHINGTON
Six room Colonial homo on plot 65x100.
set among the first growth trees on the hills
than 200 feet above the Sound. with private
bathing beach, concrete roads and oil I'm /.
provements; 10 minutes from station; -
minutes from New York city by through
electric trains.
EpGEwoRTH SMITH. INC.
Fi,zroy $3.50 Port Washington 33i
PICTURESQUE old fashioned Holly Tree
House, IL rooms, fireplaces. library. large
screened verandas. improvements. 3 acres,
Locust I'M on Sound sell or rent, ideal
California. Write JOHNSTON. stoney Brook
or phone Vanderbilt 2500
PORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms.
bath. garage, lot 50x100: $4,000. MON
FORT a HEGEMAN. Tel. 1o2.
RESIDENCE on Merrick road at Freeport
l.. T.. for sale: plot 110x2l0 feet; house
repairs necessary 20 the house; price S2G 900
reasonable amount OF cash required
GEORGE M. LEVY. attorney Freeport. N v
SEACLfFF, l.. L., 50x250-Ten room shore
front bungalow: garage; sacrifice Si2. 900.
TwTTE, 22G Lafayette 81.
SEAGATE--1 rooms. all year residence,
every modern improvements what have you
70 offer7 VIII sell or exchange. Phone
Longacre 2775
SHELTER ISTsAND--Cottage, furnished,
good location: price $4,000 CURTIN, fS9
Montague ST.. brooklyn
SEVEN beautifully designed houses at prices
from $4,000 TO $40. 900; terms: amid bath
ing; tennis. golf. boating you owe ~ TO
Yourself 10 see our best buys on the north
shove" before deciding on your future nome
THE SOUND CONSTRUCTION CORPORA
TON. Phone for appointment. Bayside 1865,
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

Richmond-Sale or Let.

FOR SALE-Two family brick residence, 4
large rooms and bath on each floor
screened glass porches; large plot; near
train. trolley; one floor brings $40 monthly
Price $1,000, part cash. Balance like rent
L. KBsSLER. 1855 John St. Elm Park.
Staten Island.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

FOR RENT-Edgewate Park. Sound Beach.
Conn. June I. new Colonial room house,
all improvements, fireplace; / car garage
fine train service. ~ minutes ride. Apply
Mrs. u. r.. MONROE, 20 Lockwood ST.,
Stamford, Conn. Tel. 11i4-3.
The New York herald., 1922-05-28

LONG BEACH. WEsT-Five room. semi-bun-
galow, completely furnished. fireplace.
bargain. Call 81 California St. or
43 Cedar st. Phone John 2499.
r oNf. prActr fyvs.t Erd,--Sew q room