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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
N0RpIDGENOek

Mr.. and Mr. William Forsythe from
the Forsythe sporting Camps. were
recent guest Of Airs. fofsYlhe.s sis=
ter. Mrs Isssie Roger
The two children al Mr. aud Mrs
Thomas Theobald ar III "'th the
Bhooping cough.
Horace Leavlit Is confined Ia his
ted BY illness.
Frank Thompson returned 10 his
home In Scion. Monday alter passing
u few days in town the quest oi his
on. Perley Thompson.
Miss h. Neii Is On The sick list
Harold Pierce was home from Ban
gor. Sunday
Mrs. Josephine Whiting was bnsi-
ness caller in skowhegan Wednesday.
Dr. J. p. Lancaster and wife and
son Jean Of Mad son were visiting
relatives IN town saturday.
The members q Somerset Rebekah
Lodge will serve their December pie
mic supper for members of The Lodge
and their families on Friday evening
uf this weak. Everyone IL requested
10 bring a gift for the tree
The two children Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Witham Esther and Avis
have been i'll with the whooping
cough
Mrs. Jeanetts Johnson is in poor
health
Miss Annette Spauidlng arrived
home from New Hampshire SATURDAY
TO pass the holidays with their pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Spaulding
Mrs. Walter Crosby has been III
with laTyngitis
New skating rink on Dyer 81, Show
hogan. Come and bring your friends
10 this winter playground.
All the graded schools in town clos
I'd Friday for the Christmas vacation
Nearly all the schools enjoyed Christ
mas trees and appropriate exercises
with Santa C'aus in attendance.
Walter Hilton is home from the L
of N. for his Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Laura Lockwood WIS in Lewis
ton last Wednesday.
Charles Savage has been in poor
health during the past week.
The united choirs OF the CongreSa-
tional and Baptist churches Will give
Christmas cantata The Hope OF Tic
World" at a yesper service In the
Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock Il short Christmas ad'
dress will also be given. Everyone
IN most cordially invited to attend.
Among those from out of town &c
attend the Congregational fair last
week were, Dr. and Mrs. J. p. Ian
caster, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hender'
sou. Jr, Miss Mildred Henderson and
Mrs. Mary kennison OF Madison.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Gilman are ILL with the whooping
cough. Miss Alice Brown IL assist
ing Mrs. Gilman with the care Of thu
children and the house.
Miss Helen Owens is doing house
work for Mrs. chestep Sawyer
Mrs. Glenys Butler has recently
BEEN quite I'll with fonsilitis
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21

A little daughter ~a= born 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Howard 1arIe last week but
very Unfortunate for ihem The Ill
lie one lived ONLY very few hours
and her remains were taken To Ca
nam last Thursday and placed in the
tomb there Atwood Frederick az
tolnpanied Mr. Tuttle on his sad ef-
rand The trip va made III Mr..
Frederick Ford car
Mrs o. {. Taylor is caring Tor Mrs
Howard futile who Is getting along
we'll Is ean be expected
Amos Holt celebrated Lis 18th
birthday last Saturday evening with Il
few invited guests Cake and ice
cream were served a. refreshments
and the evening was very enjoyable 10
all those present.
Miss Edna Harmon passed Saturday
and Sunday at the home Of he pa
rents in Madison
Oak Hill school will close neNt
FRIDAY for Christmas week vacation
md the teacher, Mis- Harmon, will
spend her one Week vacation with
relatives and friends in Portland ami
Dexter. Maine.
IN Advent meeting vi held Last
Saturday afternoon Al the home Of
Mr.. ana Mrs George Adams on the
Mrs. l. {. Holt place
Friends In this vicinity were very
sorry 10 hear OF tae death oil Mrs
May kilgore recently At her home In
SkoWhegan and wish To extend sin
eere sympathy TO her fgnllT In thclI
sad bereavement.
The Oak Hill SUNDAY School will
enjoy 4 Christmas tree at the school
horse Monday, Christmas night.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21

Ia choosing the EASY" Vacuum
Electric Washer as a Christmas
gift Tor wife or mother, you give
one Of The finest gifts you could
possibly select.
The finest laces or the heaviest
blanket can he washed with per
feci safety and ease in an easy"
mere /. nothing to wear or tear
the mos delicate fabrics.
lou can have an EASY" in
your home tins Christmas by pay
inR only >lD down.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
TOAST
ELECTRICALLY

For a holiday Gift the Re
scrsible Electric Toaster is
especially suitable. II makes
that delicious, golden brown
toast SO appreciated ut the
breakfast table. Easy
swinging bread rack allows
the bread to be turned
without being touched by
the fingers. From 1878 ,tp.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
BIG BRONX TAXPA YER
BOUGHT BY OPERATOR
D. II. jackson Acquires Third
AUe. Porcel-Other Deals.

Daniel II. Jackson has bought from
the Ernest Holding Company two three
story taxpayer. 200x10o. at 1851 \ tc
1891 Third avenue adjoining the north
east corner of Claremont Parkway The
buildings have been rented to one tenant
for $30,500. The lease has expired
The property is held at s250,ooo. J. B.
Wagner was the broker
The property 10s.1Ox143.11x irregu-
lar. on the southwest side of fremont
avenue. 1899 feet southeast of Morris
avenue, has been sold by the Rothbart
Garage Operators to Charles j. Roeser.
NJ E. F. Corporation sold to the
Perrywood Corporation the vacant plot,
50x100, on the east side of Whitlock
avenue. so feet north of 156th street
The Ray Operating Corporation sold
to Sophie Rothman the property. 29.1x
105x irregular. at 919 Beck street.
Robert Foley sold for Johanna
Haardt to Max Eggerth two family
house. 25x112. at 313S Decatur avenue.
NJ. M. Reynolds sold for Thomas
Downs 1909 Gleason avenue. two family
dwelling. 25x1oo. to Jerry Bassenddi
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Primel Realty Corporation sold to the
wilsher Realty Corporation the two five
story flats. 75x99.11. at 29o to 294 West
147th street.
Carl A. Neumann sold to the Canibur
Realty Company the five story fiat witt,
stores, 25.11x100. at the northwest cor
ner OF Amsterdam avenue and 104th
street.
The Polida Holding Corporation sold
to Newmanl Grodnick the vacant plot,
75x107.5. on the south side of 1S6th
street. IS feet east of st. Nicholas
avenue.
Alexander Goldberg sold to William
Bogen 2049 Second avenue. a five story
store tenement, 25xs3.6, north of 1o5tt
street.
The Anchor Bohemian Real Estate
Association sold to John and Marie
kudrle 1852 Avenue A, FIVE story store
tenement. 25.10x9S.
Marie Kubik sold to Joseph Zdenek
and Joseph Novak 1897 Avenue A. a
FIVE story store tenement, 25.6x100.
The Mechanics Lien Protective Asso-
citation sold to Max Acker the five story
store tenement. 2S.4x102.2.
The three story dwelling. 17.6xS5.6 g.
at 1s2 Waveiley place has been sold by
Abraham Schwartz to Max Strunsky.
Robert G. Stroud sold to Hannah f,
Hebard the three story dwelling, 20.7x
so, at 321 West Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1922-06-23

New Jersey-Sale or Let.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
S75O,OOO DEAL ON
WEST END AVENUE
II Story Apartment House at
18th Street Reverts to It's
Original Owners.

Adolph Hirshfeld and Arthur Green
baum have purchased the twelve story
apartment house. loex75, at 375 West
End avenue, southwest corner of Seven
ty-eighth street. from the Finn Realty
Company. George II. Finn. president.
There are twenty-four suites in the
structure and the reported annual rental
Is about 100000. 1t was held at
s750,000 and was sold for close to that
figure. G. Owen Tucker Inc, was the
broker. The buyers sold the property to
the sellers in 1915. They are now taking
it back at a much higher price.
Benjamin Harris sold the three five
story apartment houses. covering the
easterly block front on Haven avenue
between 17Sth and 10Th streets for
Charles Kimmelman to Joseph Goldfein,
who resold the property through the
same broker to Joseph Shenk. The
buildings have a reported annual rental
Of s65,000 and were valued at $3.50
They contain six stores, occupy a plot
lS5x100 and provide accommodations
for eighty families. There are six apart
ments of from three to five rooms on a
floor.
z. H. Ludlow Co sold for Myra S.
Lamson the five story double flat at 81
west 1l4tn street. The purchaser is
Leonard WE'LL. the operator.
Plan Eight story ONCE Building.
Plans for the construction of an
eight-story fireproof office and show
rooms at $50 to 356 West Thirty-frst
street for the Kaumagraph Company,
Hugh r. Monro. president, have been
filed with the Manhattan Bureau of
Buildings. 1t will have a frontage of
50 feet and depth of $50 feet John
r. Jackson, architect, estimates the
cost at SOS, 900. Plans for two new csca-
lators for the nine-story department
store, 1925 to 1927 Broadway, owned by
r. II. Macy & Co. have been filed. One
Of them will be from the ground to the
second floor and the other from tho
second floor to the third floor. They
have been estimated to cost $4,000. r.
D. Kohn is the architect
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
HOTEL GRAMATAN, INC,
TAKES OVER SCHUYLER

The Hotel Schuyler. at SO West Forty
fifth street. which was recently ex-
changed by Julius Tishman & Sons for
The William V. Lawrence residence. at
The southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Seventy-elghth street. is to be added to
a chain of hotels owned by the Hotel
Gramatan, Inc, owner of the well known
hotel by that name in Bronxville. The
same interests have also acquired title
to the Hotel Leonori. at Madison avenue
and Sixty-third street, and the new
Osceola Garden Inn. at Daytona, Fla.
AL these hotels were built or previously
owned by William v. Lawrence. de-
veloper of Lawrence Park. Bronxville.
The new owners will remodel and re-
furnish their various hotel properties,
and as present leases expire they will
take over and operate the hotels under
one general management, constituting a
chain bearing the name of Gramatan In
one form or another.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
COAL DEALERS LEASE
HARLEM RIVER YARDS
NeU Firm Takes Payne Prop.
erty at I29th Street.

! The Pittsburgh Fuel Company leased
from the William H. Payne estate for
forty-two years waterfront property
at 10th street and Harlem river. The
premises comprise a plot of over ten
lots. and will be improved with a mod
ern coal plant containing eight con-
| crete pockets. There will be provided
from plans by the General Construction
Company modern equipment for
handling coal. Joseph Rosenbaum.
president of the Pittsburgh Fuel Com
pany, was associated for lw>nty years
with Robert Gordon & Son. Borns Bros,
and William Farrell & Son, and II. w.
Gamble, its treasurer, was a-sociated
with the Gordon and Farrell concerns
for upward of twenty years Jhe prop
erty leased has been occupied by the
William II. Payne estate as a grain
depot for thirty-five years.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased in 81
Wooster street floor to X. & X. Manu-
featuring Company: l. 235 Canal street.
loft to John E. Be IS Corporation: in
349 Fifth avenue ar. Office to Glorianna
Silk Mills, and in 124 White street the
loft to Solomon DelatiZky.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased two
floors In southeast corner of Broadway
and Thirty-seventh street to Louis
Weinstein & Brother.
Henry Shapiro & Co. have leased for
the Arin Construction Co. stores on
the Fiftieth street side of the building
just completed at the southwest corner
Seventh avenue and Fiftieth street to
Norris Arrow and Elias e Alazraki.
The same brokers leased floor in 12a
Delaney street to Yurman Bros. and
in PIG West Thirty-fourth street to
John Lekas.
Carstein & Linnekin, Inc. have made
the following leases: in 1886 Broadway
space to Sunbeam Chemical Co.. Urese-
lilo Quinones, Jr., X. Radack Julio
Aronstamm Co.. Jas. r. Drew G. Co. !;
in eoe Broadway to Henry Wallner &
Son, Eastern Leather Co., Africk &
Lichtman. Anchor Window Cleaning
Co; in 215 Fourth avenue. to ]. B.
Fraser & Co.. Irving Perman. Del
bourgo & Arias. Inc. Bore Borden. W.
w. Wertheimer. Chas. A. Meister: in
400 Fourth avenue, to Goodman e. Levy:
In "a East Twenty first street, to Rem
mus Knitwear Corp, The Meltsner
Neckwear Co., and Lou Sanger; in 221
Fourth avenue. to Arrow Import Corp,
Andover Worsted Mills, Lester /. Leh-
man, Osaac Ostrove Rothschild & Sola-
taroff; in 126 Fifth avenue. to Ben. Bar
nett; in rs Spring street. floor to
Powis, Brown Co., Inc; in 10 Fifth
avenue. to The Wearpledge Corp: in
453 Broome street. 10 International Bat
terry Co., and in Ill Madison avenue to
National Veneer Prod Co.
Cushman G. Wakefield, Inc, has
leased offices: in 50 Vanderbilt avenue
to Hicks Advertising agency. Overseas
Lumber Company. Richard Campbell.
Sanford Automobile Company. and CIV
Newspaper Syndicate: in so East Forty
second street to r. S. Blair, Chemical
Construction Company. Henry Alden,
Inc, c. Van Schurman & Co., Inc, and
Cairns. Snyder & Irwin; in 452 Fifth
avenue to DR.. f. X. Ream, Houck
Radio Manufacturing and Rental Cor
poration and Holbert & Rouse; in Heck
scher Building, Ffty-seventh street
and Fifth avenue, to Frank Fritts; sub
leased large suite of offices in 366
Madison avenue to DR.. Clarence Will
liam Lieb.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
SUBURBAN TRADING.

G. Tuoti & Co.. with the Hustled Farm
Agency sold at Stamford a dairy farm
of about $50 acres with dwelling and
complete set Of outbuildings. stock and
machinery. The purchaser a western
man. will go into the dairy business.
Prince & Ripley sold an acre of vacant
land I'm the Pelham Manor section for
illiam Kerr. The same brokers sold
for Adelaide F. Hustled three lots on
Pelhamdale avenue. Pelham Manor, to
Maria A. de Carrillo of Larchmont,
y. Y, who will build residence.
NJ. b. Nesbit rented his home at 163
Corlies avenue. Pelham Heights fur
nished for the summer. to Henry Marks
of city. through Chauncey b. Griffen.
De Blois & Eldridge have rented for
Mrs. E. Fl. Verdery her cottage 13 Pell
street, Newport. r. l., to Miss Pauline
Robinson Of this city for the. coming
season.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL

Charles HENDERSON was the broker in
the sale of the ground lease Of 343 and
| 345 Madison avenue, 50x100, to the
American Bond and Mortgage Company
exclusively reported in THE NEW YORK
HERALD yesterday morning. The buyers
| have just completed a thirteen story
office building on the site for their own
use. M. Carl Levine represented the 343
Madison Avenue Corporation and Stod-
dard G. Mark represented the buyers.
The building was constructed by Joseph
q. Siegel Inc, from plans by Blood
| good & Sugarman. architects.
The newly formed c. W. c. Realty
| Corporation, with J. A. Weisenfuh. L.
L. Campbell and j. P. Smith as di-
rectors, is the buyer of the northwest
corner of Ninth avenue and Twenty
second street. sold recently by Charles
Wynne and Louis H. Low.
Other buyers of properties sold re-
Gently are: r. Livingston Pell of 23o
East Seventy-ninth street; Betty Best
of 240 East Eighty-fifth street, and the
Calina Realty Company of 15e East
Ninety-third street.
The Samcee Corporation, formed by
julius H. Zieser, attorney and repre-
senting Samuel r. Steinmetz the builder
is the buyer Of the easterly block front
Of Columbus avenue. between 2o4th and
205th streets.
The deal for the old Tyson Market
property, at the southeast corner OF
Madison avenue and Forty-ninth street,
reported several weeks ago, has been
consummated. The property, which
fronts rs feet on the avenue and %
feet on the street and containing a Ave
story building, has been leased by the
Herbert Hecht Company for DR.. II.
TYSON to the Arrowlee Realty Corpora
tion. William L. Levy president. for
twenty-one years Mt an annual net
rental of approximately 100000. The
lessees will install six stores on the
ground floor and also on the parlor
floor and convert the upper floors into
apartments.
Arthur Eckstein has been appointed
agent Of the building at TIA Broadway.
ar 10 Washington place, 1901 and 303
Third avenue. also OF the Penn Ter
minal Building. an eighteen story store
and Office building on the west side of
Seventh avenue. between Thirtieth and
Thirty-frst streets.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany has placed a mortgage loan of
s225.000 on a six story apartment house
10 be erected at the southwest corner Of
broadway and 1920 street
Edwards. Dowdney e. Richart have
placed the following loans:
Five building and permanent loans
of $4,000 each on the east side of
Grand avenue, 2241S feet south of 176th
street $4,000 on west side Of Uni
verslty avenue. 81 feet south of 17ath
street two permanent loans of $4,000
on east side FL ssthttn avenue. 90 feet
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
BUY ON LEXINGTON AV

The Catholic Charities of the Arch
diocese of New York. now at 4s0 Lex
ington avenue. has purchased the five
story building with stores at $50 Lex
ington avenue, on lot 24x60. The parcel
adjoins the northwest corner of Fiftietb
street. known as 55S Lexington avenue,
at the rear of st. Patrck's Roman
Catholic School. The immediate corner
parcel. 2ox60, has also been sold by
Laura S. Heilner. title being taken in the
name of Irene B. Cox, who recently ac-
quired the two properties at 562 and 564
Lexington avenue. adjoining the Catho-
lie Charities purchase The combined
properties make corner site S9x6ox
irregular.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
IN THE DWELLING MARKET

Mandel- Enrich Corporation has pur-
chased from George c. Boldt, Jr..
through Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, the
northeast corner of Park avenue and
Thirty-ninth street. fronting 1879 on
Park. with a depth of so feet on the
north side of Thirty-ninth street.
Childress Company sold the four story
dwelling at 81 Riverside Drive for the
Comstock Holding Corporation. II. B.
Davis. president The property was held
at S47.500.
Ennis & Sinnott sold four story
dwelling. 20xes.9 at 105 East Thirty
eighth street TO Fitz Henry Tucker.
Brown. Wheelock Company was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
OPERATOR IN TWO DEALS.

Abraham Zauderer has resold to
Max Applcbaum the southeast corner of
Hughes avenue and 1s0th street, one
story taxpayer. on plot 195x60. contain
ing fourteen stores and renting for
about $40, 600. The property. held at
s165,o0o. was sold through NJ. Horo-
witz Mr.. Zauderer also sold to a client
OF Charles A. Du Bois the three eight
room dwellings. on plot 50x1o0 at 80 to
70 Audubon avenue. near 170th street.
valued at 100000. Wacht & Kraft. at
torneys. represented the seller in both
fea1s
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Quinlan. Terry & Johnson, Inc, have
sold for Anna Gluck of this city a plot.
corner of Greene and Orchard streets.
Auburndale, l.. L., to Theodore and LII
lian Jordan Of Flushing
n. Richter & Co leased for Mrs. Ger
trude r. Wainwright. a house at 321
Beach One Hundred and Forty-hfth
street Neponsit for James Mcclure. a
sscuse at 456 Beach One Hundred and
.sycnty-ninth street. Belle Harbor; for
Mrs. John Gouriay. house at ESQ Beach
One Hundred and Thirty-third street,
Belle Harbor for Arthur Fasch house
on the east side of Beach One Hundred
and Thirty-third street. Belle Harbor.
and for A. Freedman, a house at 233
Beach One Hundred and Forty-sixth
street. Neponsit
Cross & Brown Co. leased to the
xenakis Brothers. the ground and sec
and floors In the Russell building, 81
Sixth street. Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Canada.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Bungalow. farm and forest; ideal site for
club or summer home; largely seif-support-
Montreal; 260 acres. bungalow, 10 rooms and
bath, modern plumbing; river through prop
erty. boatable to adjacent lake: water power
balance heavy wood; modern dairy barn.
farmhouse; gravity system pure spring
registered Jersey cattle, other stock and i'm
plements; farm presently rented on shares:
price $1e.500; terms II desired. Owner, sol
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Westchestcr.

BRoNXvILLE. N. Y.-Beautiful. furnished
home for rent from July 1-Octo. /. 1922;
eight rooms. two baths and garage; $500
season to right party. VICTOR N. NAPOLI-
ELLO. Phone Bronxville 3993-W. or Rec
tor 1929.
MOUNT KISCO-Summer rent sale. at
tractive estate, six acres. splendid position.
fine lawns and shade trees: easy commut-
ing. near station; six bedrooms, two baths;
all conveniences: reduced terms. BU-
CIANAN. phone Mount Kisco 562.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-sale or Let.
IF YOU LOVE FLOWERS

IF YOU LOVE FLOWERS
you Will have the chance to grow them here.
Beautiful Colonial cottage. on the hills OF
the North Shore. 100 feet above Long Island
Sound between Douglas Manor and Great
Neck; eight rooms and two tile baths. with
built I'm tubs. polished oak floors, white
enamel trim. open fireplace. large enclosed
porch. gas. steam heat, electric fixtures: !:
large plot. beautifully planted plenty of
room for flower and vegetable gardens. trees
and hedges. charming. farmlike surround
ings: two golf and country clubs close by:
81 900 cash. balance easy terms. F. HOFF-
NAGEI.. room 1874. 30 Vanderbilt av. Tel.
Vanderbilt 94S3.
MANHATTAN BEACH-Fireproof con.
crete cottages. 4 rooms, and bath, nicely
furnished. all modern conrsniences. excellent
restricted neighborhood. lawns. flower boxes.
bathing. fishing. tennis courts: $500 for
season till Oct. I. Take Brighton Beach
subway TO Brighton Beach, then Manhattan
Beach car to the end of line. call 1901
Oriental Bvc.
FOR SALES room house. v acre. running
water and gas: bathroom, few fruit trees
and grapes. See write UHLIG, Maple
av.. Islip. L. l.. Price $500.
PORT WAsHINGToN-Frame house.
rooms, baths, garage; lot 100x160; near
water. MONFORT HEt;EMAN. tel. -152.
wEsTBURY (station beyond Mineola) )-$7 .25o-
$e.250: strictly high class dwellings. best
construction; tile bath. steam heat, attic;
unequaled within $1.500>>of price asked.
HENRY PIERsoN. Owner. Maple, near ELI
son av.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
New York.
ARTISTS RETREAT

ARTISTS RETREAT.
Beautiful "Gumaer Lake." private estate;
new bungalow. room cottage. water. elec-
trio lights, furnished, for summer; bathing,
fishing, &C.: 80 miles out: 900 elevation;
fine walks and drives; 5000 season. c. l..
GUMAER. Cuymard. Orange county. New
York. owner.
TO LET-For July and August. furnished.
ten room bungalow house with modern
conveniences and garage. situated near the
banks of the Hudson River. half way be-
tween Saratoga Springs and Lake George.
Inquire of Box Z. Corinth. N. Y.
WOULD rent for season. 8 room house.
baths garage room In rear within 10
minutes walk Of Loon Lake House: splendid
view of White Face and surrounding noun
tains. For terms write CTIAS. T. STICK.
NEY. Loon Lake. N Y.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
SUMMER HOMES-Sale or Let.
Long Island.

LONG BEACH bungalows for sale or rent.
3oxlOO foot near station; rent $3.50 for sea
son or sale 90. 200: easy terms: furnished: !:
open for inspection. Market st. and Lafay-
ette Boulevard, Long Beach.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23

LOTS FOR SALE. large, level, dry and
clean. only 60 miles from New York city:
prices range from $149 up terms. 20eo
down. balance weekly monthly payments
spread over five years; 1870 off for cash; no
interest. no taxes for two years; payments
suspended for a period II out of work or
sick; free deed in case of death: land To-
Gated at Milford, Conn. on beautiful Long
Island Sound. only few minutes walk from
Myrtle and Walnut beaches; ideal site for a
summer home for investment; send for
descriptive circular. ]. w. WILBUR CO.,
INC. owner. Mail address. r. ID. No. l..
Milford Point road, Milford. Conn. Phone
Milford S47. Established 80 years.
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
News Of the Real Estate World

north of Mount Eden avenue. and
$4,000 on taxpayer on the north side
of Featherbed lane. SO feet east of Nell
son avenue
The New York herald., 1922-06-23
Vermont.

LAKE ST. CATHERINE,
in the Green Mountains.
Poultney, Vermont.
Four large desirable cottages on the lake
front to rent for season at reasonable prices.
Beautiful scenery, attractive surroundings
and healthful climate. Descriptions and
prices from G. c. SPRAGrJE. room 3111. 100
Broadway, New York City.