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New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Board of Appeals
Asked TO Sanction
Zone Invasions
Garage Interests Will Make
ligh, ON Wednesday to
Get Into Sections Now
Barred TO Them by Law

William F. Walsh, chairman of tho
Board Of Standa rds and Appeals. an
nounced yesterday that on Wednesday
at 10 p. III. in the Municipal Building
the Board Of Appeals would hear the
following zone cases:
Application of Rabenold & Scribner
on behalf of Hill-Ware Company. Inc.
owner for hearing of an applica tion
to permit in a business district the
maintenance of garage for more than
five cars; premises 3325-333a Park Ave.
nue., the Bronx.
Application of Frederick II. Van
Nostrand. architect. on behalf Of John
Rooney, owner. to permit in q business
district the erection of a garage
premises northeast corner Thirty third
street and Roosevelt Avenue, Elm
hurst. Queens.
architect, on behalf Of Emil Reineking
owner, to permit partly in q business
d!strlot and partly in an unrestricted d
district the erection of garage :;
premises 352 Pine Street, Brooklvp.
Application of Burke e. Olsen. archi-
tects. on behalf Of Annie Wenig
owner, 10 permit in a business district
the conversion of existing building
INTO public garage; premises 6402 to
64o6 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Application Of New York Telephone
Company. applicant and owner, to per-
NIT partly in q business district and
partly in residence district the cree
ton of a central telephone exchange
building, premises 7701-7T3 Third
Avenue, 3o2-3l8 Seventy seventh Street,
Brooklyn.
Application of New York Telephone
Company, applicant and owner, to per
init partly in business district and
partly in residence district the erec-
tion of a central telephone exchange
building; premises 1866 Tiebout Ave
nue., the Bronx.
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Buyers Arrived
Eairci,iid Service

BALYIafoRt
rs-rstein N Bernstein mems
s0a b7-s handkerchiocs and rechwear,
4'l
''i - An = = -- ',outs ,.l1''r :
-. r. ,Eita. che1p e"eaieis Ben !.
-b'h St r.........
f0-It.' ~ FaN"i >. pave lu' Hi.ure
1phclster3 bres
'-e'l IN berg Broa' j. VOL coats and
sN's. NoA ?in.
FpSTON
HoVsy TO 'basoioen'> :
aoe cotton .caists. silk gloves, @25 5'h ~.
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K cal Estate News
Government Fared Well
In Fox Hills Hospital Sale
Colonel Axiline Expresses Sat
istaction With Results of
Staten Island Auction

Colonel NJ. II. Axiline, in charge Of
the government hospital at Fox Kills
:. L.. says the total result Of the suc.
tion held there BY Charles 8. Gerth
Of Gerth's Realty Experts, was
THE auction was n success beyond
az expectations.' said Colonel Axiline
Prices were realized for materials
we never thought could be obtained
under any conditions All valuable ma
teral had been removed prior to the
sale and what was left for the auc-
ton block was Of practically no mar
ketable value
This Was the twelfth United States
government auction held by Gerth's
Realty Experts. the most important of
which was at Wilminpton. Del
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Sales of Private Dwellings
On East and West Sides

g. Malvin Davis, Of the National
Realty Company. sold for the B. & h.
Gordon Company to Adelaide Aokl the
four-story dwelling, 1877 Madison Ave
nue., 18x100
William L Washburn sold to Eli 3
Springer a four story dwelling, at 81
West Forty-seventh Street. 22nxloo'o
Brown Wheelock Company. Inc sold
the three~story dwelling. at ! vanoan'
STREET 17.4x1o0. for William S. Conn.
Jeanie Henderson sold to Myra s
ramson the three story dwelling. 14S
40 a, the corner of Eighty-sixth Street
and Henderson Place
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Estate Sells Third Ave. Bronx
Corner Owned for q Years

Eugene j. Busher Company, Inc,
With William II. Mehlich sold for
Harry c. Hart 2997 Third Avenue, run
ming through to Elton Avenue, six
story apartment with stores, 25x105.
This is the first sale of this property
In twenty-five years The same brok-
ers sold for Harry Quierpel 33o-332
East 156th Street, plot 50x1o0 to the
seventh Day Adventists' Church; also
for Emily and Louise J. Madden 1904
Brook Avenue. three family house.
l8,5x10o. The buyer will alter it. for
business purposes.
Richard Dickson sold for Charles
urstadt 772 Hegney Place, a four
story apartment
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lotions

TIE cotton goods market was srotty
last week, with the primary or gray
goods market closing the period slight.
y weaker than the previous week. In
finished goods some descriptions Of
cloths are moving fairly we'll while
he staples in general are sluggish
Mapped goods for fall are we'll sold
and the percaie business for forward
delivery has been fair. according TO
reports Jobbers and retailers are
conducting special sales in order 70
aove goods on hand Accumulations.
however arc thought to be small. #
& normal consumer demand material
aes through the summer.
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Invest in BROOKLYN Houses

Bulkley g. Horton Company sold SIS
Hancock Street. siX-story apartment,
for W. A. Nickel.
Charles Partridge sold the two story
dwelling at T42 Classon Avenue for
Frank Williams
F. c. sauter Agency sold 377 Seventh
Street, three-familv house. for a
client to DAmico. and 253 to 257
Eighth Street, onefamily house. for
Henry NJ. Hymes to Jsidor Taub.
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold to
Antonino Nicario the two story bust
ness building at the northwest corner
OF Eighty-sixth Street and Seventeenth
Avenue, 20x8O. through Y. Lumecalli
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Leather

Increased optimism continues to per
meate the leather. trade. Manufacturers
report heavy volume of sales in
leather sweat bands for hats, which is
running from 20 to % per cent above
last years business. Patent feathers
continue TO lead in shoe feathers. with
active selling reported in red calf
feathers for mems shoes and nut brown
feathers for women's footwear. Prices
in all kinds of feathers are being main
tanned. A Strengthening in prices is
noticeable in the hide markets. with
packers selling in high demand.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Old Real Estate Firm Buys
23d Street Quarters

George ". Mercer {, Son. brokers for
The estate of Edwin p. Smith in the
recent sale CT tho southeast corner Of
Eighth Avenue and Twenty-third Street,
bought one o. the houses on the site.
q fveStory apartment at 2e6 West
Twenty third Street
This secures to Mercer {, Son con
tinued occupancy of the premises in
which their offices have been located
since the erection of the present bui}d-
ing and on which site they have con-
ducted business for more than seventy
FIVE years.
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Hotel Walton, on Columbus
Ave. in Long Term Lease

The twelve story Hotel Walton at
the southwest corner of Columbus
Avenue and Seventieth Street, 1O0,5x
100, has been leased by the George
Benson Hotel Corporation for term
beginning May "a, 1922, and ending
March so, la43. The rental will be
$4,000 year plus taxes, for the first
seven years, and $4,000 a year, plus
taxes, for the balance of the term.
The Walton is owned by the Havana
Holding Company, acting for Manuel
Quenedo, who purchased it in March,
1919, from the Kirk estate for $3.50, 900
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Brooklyn Lots Owned Is Yrs.
To Be Sold hv LitchfeJd Estate

After seventy-hve years Of owner
ship the Litchfeld estate will sell at
auction lots in Third, Fourth end Fifth
streets. and III Fourth and Fifth ave.
nues. Brooklyn, The sale will be held
N the Yesey Stree. salesroom on
Thursday by Joseph P. Day.
These lots which are located dag
onally opposite the old Washington
Park baseball grounds and WHICH re-
Gently were the site Of the Ringing
Bros. circus tent. are in the center Of
nelghboi hood Of tenements, indus
trial buildings and garages.
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Large Suites in Park Ave.
Apartment Houses g,eased

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment of sixteen rooms and
SIX baths at 27o Park Avenue to Peter
Cooper Bryce, an apartment Of seven
teen rooms and FIVE baths at 400 Park
Avenue, northwest corner Of Fifty
NTH street, to Richard D. Brixey, an
apartment at so East Fifty eighth
street to NJ. Travlors and an apartment t
at 10 West Fifty-fifth Street to G.. W.
Spaid.
Culver e. Co. leased large apart
ment consisting of duplex and sim
plex Coined. at 130-134 East Sixty
seventh Street, to Mrs. Grace Williams,
of Paris
}. Arthur Fischer has rented fur
n,shed apartment at 104-1O6 West For
tleth Street to John Jonas.
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The Week in Business
Continued Improvement in Basic Lines; Freight Rate
Cut Regarded as Helpful; Woolens and
Raw Silk in sharp Rise

II NDtNtt OF continued improvement in manv uro - .,
coming last week Iron steel lumber building mater;s,
e@ HUVe.'ooies arc conspicuous tha
volume of tres In goods of consumnton ris
spears During the wee silk advanced to new bh ,,
Uuenf movement" ana the Americas Woolen
doh field made further advance fall vooens h " e
M lne were opened earlier the year Cotton eood - % SINCE
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How Is Business?

cotonsDemand slightly decreased; less production
fairly steady
tinues curaed
WoonAnothcr price advance; production of fall
goods expanding
Furs-Demand
ApparCurrent demand prices fairly hrm production
regular.
JewelryDernand steady firm production maintained
leaherBetar demand; firm: production increasing.
Rubber-Demand improved; prices slightly higher
MtalTendency further
pronounced; copper. prices irmer increased
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Silks

Another sharp rise ia raw SILK was
tie feature Of the market during the
last week. Prices again have as
sumed a speculative air. in the opinion
o: SIX ranufacturers here, who since
tie rise have been moro cautious IN
making forward purchases.
In finished silks demand aprears %
he slightly better. Some fall orders
'are msterializing. but have not vet
reached point where manufactures rs
ere encouraged to increase production.
which Is less than so per cent Of ca
pacity,
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v On{ens

second price advance uas made
m woolens for fall hy the American
"oolen Company last week. Al the
same time it was announced that some
Of the forward production to be sold
IS OF limited amount. This advance
by the market leader definitely places
the market on q higher level. Ad-
yancos so far have been rather irregu-
lar and some mills have maintained
low prices IN orde /. to get.h,ls lrsess, to
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.Tewelrv

Orders from retail jewelers. are hold
ing UP fairly well. according to whole
salers and several manufacturers who
sell their goods direct to the retailers
Most OF the wholesalers report much
better volume Of business during the
first half of May than had been an
ticipated. There have been no changes
in jewelry prices. High quality dia.
monds are in good demand with
prices slightly increasing A substan-
tial out of town business in popular
priced iewelrY is reported in tho trade
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Y ork to Start or $4,000
Addition to Jewish Ensnisnl

Contract for alterations and addition
to the Jewish Memorial Hospital. at
Dyckmsn Street and North River. has
been awarded to the John s Hvers
Company, according to Browns Let
tiers. Inc. Construction Reports" The
building will be Of stone constructions
four stories. 2oX6A. The cost will be
about $4,000. Plans and specifications
have been prepared by F. Y. Jcannes
and Maxwell Hyde.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Gas. Coal and Oil Stoves

DIAMONDS bought ard eold for caks,
Advice tree Bennett. IFS way. 2d noer
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REAL EsTATF-SALE OR RENT
New York State

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
At Carmel, Putnam County. on Lake
cileneida, Fifteen room house three ba III
rooms. electric iishts, 'unnng water. six
open lrcplaces steam. heat large porches;
no mosquitoes. TWO six room cottages on
proiertp. Garage, Darn. lcehouse tool
house. etc About thirty acres Wonderful
npportun,t'. Elnoris Farms Corporation
Carmel. New York
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ful;aD kovacs TO Extend
Ruildino Activities in Astoria

Julian Kovacs purchased from Mrs.
Eliza kahrman the northwest corner
Of Ditmars and Fourth avenues, As
toria. and from Frank Mott ir: plot,
10ox1o0. on the south side Of Dltmsrs
Avenue, between Second and Fourth
avenues Mr.. Kovac will erect business
buildings. This is his initial purchase
in Astoria Jacob & Emil Leitner we're
hn hrnkprS.
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Old Flying Field a, Springfield
To Pnss Into History Tuesday

The property at Sprin gfcld Manor
l.. l.. known as the old FLYING Field,
the property Of the 3. L. D. Aeroplane
Company. VIII be sold at auction on
Decoration Day by Joseph Bernstein
auctioneer. There are 4ao lots in the
tract. They will be sold separately;
A sixteen-room house also is included
in the sale The property is near st
All,onS Golf Club
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BROOKLYN CITY Railroad

The brooklyn City Railroad rerorted d
net corporate income FOR April Of
s199,47S. compared with s1o9,923 in
April. 1921. an increase of s8a.576.
Gross passenger revenue totaled $685.
o6e. against So33,734; operating ex-
penses and taxes amounted to s3e.s2o.
compared with s2e.7o7 For the four
months ended April so. total ret
corporate income of sl.375 ,os2 is
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Ruys Home in Iryington

Ludwig Holzhauser sold to Theodore
c. Loffert the dwelling at 140 Maple
Avenue. Irvington, N. j.. 35x128,
through Louis Schlesinger, Inc, who
have also sold for Z. Hermalne Schrein
ert and Samuel Bratton to John Hea
ford the plot Jox100, ct IS keer Ave
nue, Weequahic. who will erect q
dwelling.
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Nurses, Etc.

COMPANION Nj RsE-very osp.hI.. rom
patent Scotch woman: long practjcei e&
perience splendid references Mist Ma
rons Agency. ~ ". 42d
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Charles p. Perrin BUYER of Tall
School Building on Park Ave.

Charles T.. Perrin is the buyer of the
n!ne-story Lincoln School building at
SAG ard 648 Park Avenue. recently
sold by Douglas |. Gilman & GO. Mr..
Perrin is the owner of the large apart
nent house adjoining. at $40 Park
Avenue. northwest corner of Sixty
sixth Street. It is said the building
will be altered into apartments.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

PELHAM homes for sale or rent.
II. MILLS. Tel. BIOS PELHAM
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John Miner Prepares for Active
Seasnn al Lersey Ocean Front

Asa headquarters for opera tions to
he conducted in the Rumson. Sea
bright, Monmouth Beach, Elberon,
Desl and Allenhurst sections of the
New Jersey summer colony, John D.
Miner, of tins city has established
branch office at 1874 Brighton Avenue
Wet End. Long Rranch. n j
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NURSE young; exceptional ieference.
Miss HalFs Bureau. II West 44th St.
Vanderbilt s34o
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run their machinery. 1t is felt in tho
- heV, however. that the higher
II''es Tor raw wool must be reflected
~ ~ eooos, regardless Of the demand
ma" wool prices are believed to be
s",le"hat SPECULATIVE and recently
purchases Of the raw material,
'ontinued expansion is reported
rom the fur trade. Cloak and suit
mahufacturers are making some pur-
chases of trimming goods for fall NO
and tho manufacturing furrie,s are
Fefectlng the better business ttev are
booking by purchasing raw skins moro
Freely Retailers are beginning to
meke some preparations for their
august sales. although the bulk Of
done N''i ~ pe
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Queens
MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON. n. Y.-Modcrn house
for sale; corner lot. 1ooxfo5 feet FIRST
moor, large hall, living room. library. din
ing room. kitchen. pantry and storeroom
second floor four large bedrooms large
closets. two tiled bathrooms trunk room
and linen closet; attic unfinished cellar
laundry, shower bath. toilet. autom attic
water heater and Hyslop warm air furnace;
parduet floors and hardwood trim through
out. six open freplaces. burglar alarm. gas.
electric light. awnings aud window screens
unusually well built house i'm mediate pos
session. GEORGE WELDON, 23l Egmont
av, Mount Vernon. Phone Hillcre It
bsl1-N. New York office phone. Stuyve-
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General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUsEwORKERs, cooks. waltres..s: also
lately arrived Agency, 6s East 125th
Harlem b6t5.
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negotiations for new working
agreement for the fall season between
employers and employees in the local
CLOAK and suit industry will have some
erect on the season which is now get
ting under way. Manufacturers take
the stand that lower wages or greater
produ@tion must be had if large vol
ume of business is to be done. Several
indications point to slightly lower
prices for women's outer apparel for
next season despite the advances in
cloth prices.
The mems industry continues to cx.
pand Fall orders are being booked in
a tar manner, although so far orders
have been heavier for overcoats than
for suits. The retail trade last week
showed good activity with warmer
weather, In some quarters special
prices on staple serge suits have been
made TO induce large volume buying
by consumers.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
ANNULMENr

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
In the matter of The Application ot
Ferdinand schoen for Dissolution OF MAJ
To anna sCHOEN. wife of FERDINAND
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tn. pres-
entation OF the facts in the petition 81
Ferdinand schoen is hereby set down for
hearing and proof to be taken therein be-
Court Of the state of New York, New York
County, at the County Court House, Su-
Rfsme Msn Court Building in the RoroSsh e
Term, Part III thereof on the End day Of
October 1922. at ten o'clock in the fore
counsel can be heard. for q order dig
selving tho marriage Of Ferdinand schoen
TO his wife Anna Schoer. or the ground ~
absence fer over fra successive Years tten
last past of sa id Anna Schosn. without be
ing known 10 said Ferdinand schoen 20 be
living during that tinre.
Dated New York, May 9th, 1922.
sTRAsBouRGER & scHAL1EK.
Attorneys for Petitioner. Office and
p O. Address. "a Broadway Man~
haitian New York city
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK couNrn
Ferdinand Schoen for Dissolution Of Mar.
riage, pursuant 70 Chapter e7a Section Pa
To ANA scHoEN. wifs of FERDINAND
The foregoing notice is served upon y.4
ny puolication. pursuant 10 order ot
York. dated the sth day of MAY 1872, an,
fled with the petition in the Office Of tie
Clerk Of the Supreme Court New Yors
County, a. the County Court House. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. City OF New York. on
the 9th day of MAY. 1922
Dated. New York, May ath 1872,
Yours, etc.
sTRAsBouReER & scHALLEK.
Attorneys for Petitioner. ONCE arH
P Q. Address "a Broadway. Nam
haitian. New York City
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Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. c5s capt 4-A)-For
summer months, exceptionally cool
we'll appointed apartment OF six large out
sida rooms in high grade building; $500
monthly; excellent maid would remain
Ssen by appointment. 1850 Riverside
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Governesses, Etc.

GOVERNESs, French. music, educated re-
hned; excellent references. Lazare's
Agency, 143 East T2d st.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER-Valets: English. French. swiu
Japanese: frst-class: highly recofnnle NJ
ed Miss Halls Bureau. il West 44th s..
Vanderbilt 8Slo
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AUCTION SALES

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 7, Alh.r.
Levine. Auctioneer. viii sell this 2ath day
Of May. 1922. at II 4. NJ. Al H1S1 Webster
Ave. Bronx, nv the consent of Fordharo
Electric Co, Inc AL property IN said prem
ises, consisting Of wiring supplies and electric
fixtures. Re: Rei,man 10 Fordhanl Flectr rio
Co. Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST Bankoook No tsAe2S, Of ths Union
Dime Savings Bank Ia missing Any
person having claim to n Ia hereby
called upon TO present the same within
ten dsys subf1i. TO having said rass-
book Cancelled and new one issued
book NO. 3sa.ia5. Harlem Sav-
inss Bank Payment stopped Finder
please return to bank
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COOk-Ch!ld's nurse (mother- -daughtey): ::
very neat. refined. ca pal bic conscientious
excellent references, mountain Mason's
Agency, Is ". A3d
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Nurses. Etc.

NURSE. infants. German hospital training
$50 excellent references. LaZares Agency,
143 East 7cd st
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WEST END AN., 312--2 flights: rooms
k'tchenette; '$se: to October /. Christian
owners apartment.
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RY-GOVERNESS ESS-Young pleasant
physical care, French, music highly rec
commended. Miss Halls Bureau, IT West
44th st. Vanderbilt s54o
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ONKERS---
Overlooking the Hudson and Pal;ssde.

410-WEII. BUILT. 10 rooms: garage:
5osleo. Plenty yard room for Riddles
Liberia terms. $4,000.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WILL SUBLET two light connecting Office,
Grand Central Terminal. Apply Room to4
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

5lST ST, 33 VEST rooms and bath
twelfth story: southern exposure; hotel
service; June to October: SIPS per month
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

300-aIODERN 6-room, 5ox115. Most de-
sra Bile sections OF Yonkers. All impr
S13.0 600. Reasonable terms
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FREEPOET--Ro and bungalow. to
Is rooms. price $4,000 to $4,000: build
Ing plots 4oxloe and larger. price $500 up
ward, terms. Apply owner. JOHN J. RAN
DALI COMPANY. Is North Long Beach
ave, Freeport, L. I.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR RENT
M ani,attun

WEST SIDE CORNER. s STORES.
For sale 10 leuidate estate stores two
etreets. VIII take small cash payment and
long term first mortgage
SLAWSON &, HOBBS. 1s2 WEST 72D SIT.
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FINEST LOCATION ON LAKE HoFAT-

CONG
Former property of Rex Beach cost
over eighty thousand dollars. to be sold
at great sacrifice IL within next thirty
days, terms can be arranged. Entirety
new all-year house, tile roof. stone FIRE
places, large rooms. hardwood floors, two
baths. steam heat. electric light stone
garage and servants quarters; new boat =
house private dock and diving platform .
large stable, poultry housc, icehouse, ex
celient tennia court: several acres land
Address owner, Or. r. Fl. Killhener Pas
sale. n. !.
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Connecticut

TO RENT for June. July and August. FUR
nished summer cottage. Hotchkiss Gro,-.
Eranford. Connecticut hest location on
seashore Long Island Sound twelve miles
from New Haven. Connecttcut; fve room
cottage and downstairs with bath. hot and
cold water, gas and electricity; all modern
improvements. together with modern
garage. Address F. 7 Bradley. Harrison
ave, Branford, Conn. Telephone.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIDJ
DomAtic Helm

MRS. kEMP'S AGENCY-Hish -&-ads col.
ored maids, references. 1882 7,n AZ.
Audubon 1855.
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DAY WORK-Splendid cleaner; accomo.
dation chamberueid wa itress. silver
c!eaning highly recommended; $40. Mis-.
Mascns Agency, Is ". ADD
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GAS, COAL AND OIL STOVES
FoECELAIN. Eaameled nd Blac. Com
binat'on Coal and Gas Ranges Steam ard
Hot water Heaters, Laundry stoves. also
Repairs Of all makes. STOVE REPAIR
CORP 22523o Water ST corner Reek-
man, X. Y Branch, 13a Mulberry s..
Newark y. J.
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Long Tsinno
PORT WASHINGTON

Long Tstuno
Port WAStIINGTON
Beautifully shaded hilltop plot of oou.
cne-half acre. overlooking Manhasget
Fay and Long Island Sound Elevation OF
more than 200 feet above water. Private
bathing beach, concrete roads, all improve
rrents. S6,s00-terms
EDGEUoRTH SMITH, INC.
/ West 34th St Opposite Station
Fitzroy $3.50 Port Washington 33l
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wEsrcHEsrEn COUNTY REAL ESTATE
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FOR RENT-Cottage bedrooms cleo
trtctty. garage, water. at Rayvilte- on /
the Sound month of 1une and over
Decoration Day and Jpty 9Th. $3.50 II a
stetler, 529 Washington st.. New York
City. Phone Canal $3.50.
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Day Workers

COOK. German ss5 suitable for anv house
hold. Lazare's Agency. 143 East I'D 81
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COOK; capable. young. Irish; four years
last place; SIS. Miss Shea's Agency
East 41st ST. Murray Hill 6774
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COOK, English; highly recommended Miss
Halls Bureau, II West 44th ST. Van
derbit s34o
New-York tribune., 1922-05-29

COOK and downstairs work s25 monthly
neat niddle-age woman. Irrin's Agency
l0l West 38th at. Fltzroy 6so3