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The New York herald., 1922-10-29
4OMESEEKERS BUY IN
EAST FLATBUSH ZONE
Many Vacant Plots Sold by
William E. Harmon & Co.

william II. Harmon g. Co, Inc, re-
bort an active demand for small parcels
es land. to he paid for on instailments.
IN their Rugby property in the Thirty
tacond Ward OF Brooklyn. The plots are
Lituatcd as follows: Northeast corner
tf Snyder and Troy avenues to S. Prime;
northeast corner OF Snyder avenue and
Fast Forty-second street to +. Gilbert:
routheast corner of Snyder and Troy
avenues to II. Scherr; northeast corner
II Church avenue and East Forty-sixth
ttrcct to G.. s. Joyce: northeast corner
tf Church and Troy avenues to Samuel
Atkins: northeast corner OF Church
Evenue and East Fifty-ninth street to
Il. p. Tealpis; plots on Utica avenue,
fear Church avenue, to George j..
EroubIe, Martha Grimes. George J. VOL
rott. Leon klpmis; plots on schenectady
avenue. near Church avenue. to |. NJ.
Weinstein. John J. Diamond. s. II.
kantavol. G. S. George, Bernard J..
Perrine,
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

John J. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
leased parlor floor store in 922 Madison
avenue to Martin Soeurs also store In
same building to Mrs. Mary y. O'Mara.
Cross & Brown Co. leased to the New
York Times the store and basement In
1877 West 125th street for a branch Of
fec. The same brokers leased additional
office space In 1870 West Forty-second
street to the American Radiator Com
paSy.
canine and basement in 142 West Thir-
ty-sixth street at an aggregate rental
OF 100000 to Morris Brukenfeld. inn
porter of fabrics also store and base
ment in 90 West Thirty-sixth street to
Greenberg. zadelS & Co, hat jobbers, and
the first loft in SO West Thirty-sixth
street to A. J. Rafelson & Son at an az
gregate OF about st75.00o.
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START IMPROVEMENTS
IN EAST RIVER PARK
Queens to Spend $IO7, 900 on
Sixty Acre Tract.

The sixty acre. s1.000.O00 Fast River
Park In Astoria, about opposite 103d
street In Manhattan, Is to be improved
soon by Park Commissioner Albert c.
Benninger of Queens. Under the direc-
tion Of Engineer John j. Kelly. 100000
is to be expended largely in the section
between Hoyt and Woolsey avenues and
adjoining the southern boundary Of the
park at Barclay street.
According to Commissioner Benninger
the entire section will be grated and
topsoiled and sodded and large band
stand will be erected. About $4,000
square feet of tile walks will be laid
and combined athletic field and skat-
ing pond will be created. This will be
surrounded by a running track one
quarter of a mile long and In the center
will be laid out two baseball fields. A
water supply for sprinkling and drink
ing fountains will be extended through
out the entire section.
These improvements will benefit the
purchasers of the 400 single and two
family houses on Potter and Ditmars
avenues and adjoining streets, built dur
ing the last six months by the Potter
Avenue Realty Company, David w.
Keen and Henry B. Saltman at an ex-
penditure of nearly S4,000,000
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NEW BUILDING IN NEWARK.

The Newark Chamber OF Commerce
has appointed Feist & Feist, of Newark.
renting agents for their new building
now being erected on the southwest cor
ner OF Branford and Treat place. The
building. which Is ten stories high. will
be ready for occupancy on or before
February 1, 1929. The ground floor is to
be used for mercantile and commercial
purposes All the other floors are to be
used for office purposes. The third floor
is being arranged as a home and head
quarters OF the Chamber of Commerce.
The building has frontage of 80 feet
and depth of 100 feet. The land was
purchased through Feist a Felst from
Arthur Il. Meisseibach. The building
will be equipped with four passenger
elevators. in addition TO freight ele-
vator The two lower floors arc lime
stone. and the upper two stories of lime
stone and terra Gotta.
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EASEMENTS.

tbtys
PATH sT.-13l W. c5Iiio. Rea-
sonable.
Shardm. iIo B'way.
34TH sT.-ic2 r. 2ox3o. SI5-Ss5.
Apply premises.
37TH ST.-Sth sv. Reasonable.
J. +. & l.. p. KISSING. sos 9Th av.
<2D ST.-5.h & 9th avs.
Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II W. 42d st.
c04TH sT.--ao0 z. Reasonable.
cambridge Construction Co..
premises..
BROADwAY-Times Square.
Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II W. 4cd st.
FIFTH Av.--42d st. Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II w. 42d st.
FIFTH Av.-i0o. 72x165.
Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co..
premises.
FRONT sT.-2A. e7Is5. Rea-
sonablo.
W. II. whiting Co.. II Park
Row.
GREENWICH village Section.
Reasonable.
L. Porrino. $50 West Broadway.
Brooklyn.
LEXINGTON AVE. - Broadway.
Reasonable.
Byrness g. Harrity. a Court o..
WATER ST.--266. 36x6o. Rea-
sonable.
w. II. whiting Co., Al Park
Row.
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ACTIVITY IN NEW ROCHELLE.
Many Deals Closed During the Last
Few Weeks.

The Acre Plot Company. Inc, OF New
Rochelle. has sold s15o.o00 worth OF
property during September. Among these
deals were for Charles w. See In Lyn-
croft, eight acres between Paine ave-
nue. and Lyncroft road. The buyer In
tends to develop the property and to
build several residences The same firm
also sold for Thomas W. Gottl In Beech
mont an eight room house with three
baths, on one-half acre plot. The buyer
is New York business man: for
Thomas +. Murray. corner of Petersville
road and Dearborn street TO a New
York buyer a Colonial house of seven
large rooms. three baths. on a plot
f00x100.
They also sold for NJ f.. Daily. COR
ner of Lyrcroft road and Paine avenue
to an out OF town buyer. who will build
a home on the site. and for the Larch-
mont Builders. Inc. on Beach avenue. a
Colonial farm house Of eight rooms,
three baths, on half acre plot
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THOMSON HILL HOUSES SOLD.

Joseph r. Caufield, who early this year
began the construction OF thirty-eight
two family brick dwellings on Bragaw
street In the Thomson Hill section OF
Long Island City announces the sale OF
houses amounting to S325.ooO. The total
operation comprises an investment OF
$544,0o0. The houses are at the Lowery
street station OF the Corona subway line.
With the announcement OF these sales
also came the statement by Mr.. Caufield
that the contracts for the installation Of
all local improvements on his property
had been completed.
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EAST FLATBUsII SALES.

During the last four weeks there have
been seventeen one family houses sold
on East Thirty-f street. between
Avenues NJ and N. through the Calder's
Real Estate Company. for the Peter
imperiale Holding Corporation. The
buyers arc M. Goldman. Thomas Dud-
Icy, John Gleason. Thomas Finmear.
J. Piesch, Anna Parkhill. Ada Moore.
Mr. Schwartz. Lena Gray. J. Ryan, Il.
pfster. Santa La Machla. Mrs. Smith
Drum, NJ. De Lose, ID. Fried. j. Apple
stone. r. Greenbere. The same brokers
hold for the Rosewin Building Company
b two family house TO Elizabeth Coctz.
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BROOKLYN TRADING.

The Meister Builders. Inc. purchased
81 to SO Ross street. three three story
and basement brick dwellings. t6.6x1o0
each. through a. Strauss. They also
purchased the two three story brick
houses and stores $50 to 600 Sixth ave-
nue. through M. Aronson.
A. Mishkin sold for the DO Ro Build
ing Corporation a new two family dwell
ing and double garage. 37.6x120. at
701 East Seventh street.
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SHoWRooMS.
City.

34TH ST.--Fifth av. Columbia
Trust Co. Bldg. Reasonable.
Sam Wilchins. ! W. 34th st.
FIFTH AVE.-330 (33d ST..
1850 sq. n.
Herschberg 4 Co.. premises.
BROADwAY-iG5o (5fst et.).
50xi60. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
621 5th av.
BROADwAY--1e50 (5fst ST..
Units TO euit. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
527 5th av.
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BUILDINGS.


GOTH ST.-20 e. 2o.sxo2.
Reasonable.
ID. L. Kennedy. I4e B'way.
3TTH ST.--sth av. 2sxioO. "a II.
length: 10000 ~.
J. p. & j.. r. Kissling. s9s sth nv.
BOTH ST.--43A r. 5000.
Francis u. Robert, 2i7 B'way.
57TH STE. $4,000.
Il. II. Peck, care Osgood PeIi a
Co, II w. 44th st.
ELEVENTH Av.--4sth st. 10000
so n. Reasonable.
John p. Peel A. Co.. 36o W. 25d.
FRONT sT.--oA. 27xs5.
Reasonable.
VIII. whiting & Co. ~ Park Row.
NORTH MOORE sT.-ee. Rsa-
souable.
". b. welsch. 200 Broadway.
PIKE ST.-5s. 20x50.6. Reasonable
T d. l.. Kennedy, f40 B'way.
SPRING sT:-il3 % story.
Reasonable.
Y Joseph p. Day. 81 Liberty st.
ST. NICHOLAS Av.--3s2 (i3
rooms). 1925 month.
Apply premises.
WATER SI.-SOo. obxoO.
Reasonable.
Whiting & Co. Al Park Row.
brooklyn.
LEXINGTON Av.--Broadvsy.
$4,000 SO. II. Reasonable.
T Byrnsss g. Harrity, "a Court
Queens.
LONG ISLAND CrrY-25.oo 50.
n. Reasonable.
VIM. -. BloodEood q Co.,
Bridge Plaza. l.. I. CITY.
New Jersey.
NEwARK--s bldgs. Reasonable.
7 Patrick J. Dolan. iss Mar
ket ct. Newark.
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PLAN s22s, 600 GnoNx FLAT.

Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house, 57.6x9S.S. at tho
southwest corner Of University avenue
and f7eth street for the Renal Realty
Company, Louis Lozner, president
Charles Kreymborg architect. estimates
the cost az s2e5, 600.
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FLOOR SPACE
City.

21ST GT.--fs5 w. si.4oo.
Louis Schrag. 1i2 W. I'D st.
22D sT.-545 w. 81 700.
Louis Schrag. w. Esd St.
43p ST.--3T w. (Bar Bldg.).
-2.263 50. IT. Reasonable.
Premises.
44TH ST.--36 w. cd floor) (Bar
Bldg). $3.50 So. IT. s2.se
per SO. Il.
Premises!
10TH ST.--3s L. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
THIRD Av.-147s (S4th st.). sln3,
j. Edgar Leaycraft e. Co., so
e. 42d at.
BRoADWAY-I65o (5ist ST..
5000 50. II. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
527 5th av.
LONG ISLAND CITY-lo, 900 50.
n. SOC. q So. II.
VIM. ID. Bloodgood & Co., Inc.
Bridge Plaza. l.. I. City.
LONG ISLAND CITY-lo,Ooo 20
25.o0O 60. II. Doc. SO. II.
VIM. d. Bloodgood & Co.. Inc.
Bridge Plaza. l.. 7. City.
LONG ISLAND CITy-25 900 50.
II. Reasonable.
VIM. d. Bloodgood a Co.. Inc.
Bridge Plaza. l.. !. City.
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OFFICES.

City.
23D ST. Z. 1oxis. SIS.
Apply premises.
Bath ST.--f w. Columbia Trust
Co. Bldg. Reasonable.
Sam Wnchins. premises.
s2D sT.-5th & 9Th ava. $35 up.
Walter j. Salmon. IL w. 42d ST.
44TH sT.--i9 w. rooms. 100
IT. Reasonable.
Bauer. Milbank & Moiloy. Inc.
81 Il. 42d st.
42D sT.-22s Y. Reasonable.
Phone Mr.. Franklin. Vanderbilt
1895.
f4TH ST.-Fifth Ave. 1.so0 square
feet. Reasonable.
Phone Murray HDl 1884.
45TH sT.-l45 W. Tiimar Bldg.
Robert p. zobel. premises.
4oTH sT.--oi w. (Parlor Floor.)
20XsQ.
Apply premises.
SGD $3.50 w. (2). Reasonable.
Apply premises.
SGD $3.50 W., with 3 room
apt In back. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
51TH ST.--20o w. $50 up.
Rodin Studios. premises.
GOTH sT-23 T.. Reasonable.
Phone Plaza 0sI5.
slST ST.-ll6 r.. with living
quarters.) 800.
Dunnett. premises.
GOTH ST.-305. Physicisn or
dentist. Reasonable.
Bainbridge Construction Co..
FIFTH AvE.-79. 500 square feet.
Reasonable.
VIM. S. Sussman. Inc.. 800 Madi-
son Ave.
FIFTH AV.-1oo. zoo 50. II.
Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co.,
premises.
FIFTH AV.-10o. 200-2 800 50.
II. Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co..
FIFTH AV. V.--100. $500 SO. II.
Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co..
premises.
FIFTH AvE.-366. 800 square
feet. Reasonable.
Apply Room $40. premises.
FIFTH Av.-4od st. Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II w. 4od Of.
FIFTH AVE. q: 44th st.
Phone Murray Hill ee2S.
FIFTH Av.--5i2. Ziegler Bldg.
Reasonable.
Park Av. Oper. Co.. premises.
FIFTH Av.--576. J9x36.
Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp.
LEXINGTON AvE.-SS2. Parlor
floor.) 12x30. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
MADISON AvE.-Is1. Reasonable.
Phone Vanderbilt 1857.
MADISON AvE.-eso (62d st.)
Reasonable.
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.-1O3. 3Oo-I 200 square
feet. Reasonable.
N. A. Berwin q Co.. premises.
SEVENTH Av.-S7o. Penn Ter
minal Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY - 1923. Townsend
Bldg.) Reasonable. -
Apply 5Jgr% Knitting Mills.
BRoADwAY-1457. $50 SO. II.
Reasonable.
Apply Room S1?, premises.
BRoADwAY-Ie5o (51st st.) 5ox
100. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp. 527
Fifth Ave.
BROADWAY - 1850 (5ist ST.
Units 10 suit. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp. ST
Fifth Ave.
BROADwAY-Times Square.
Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon, II w Ard ST.
BROAD ST.--50. 1000 square
feet. Reasonable.
Phone Broad zoos.
CHURCH ST.--30.' tHudson Ter
minal Bldg.) Reasonable.
Apply premises.
CORTLANDT ST.--7o. e win
dows.) $50.
Hickman Mfg. Co.. premises.
LIBERTY ST.-126. S35.
Apply Room 305. premises
WEST sT.--47-4s. 35x35. Reason
able.
Geo. r. Read a Co.. 80 Nassau
ST.
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LOFTS.
7 Indicates For Sale.

City.
18TH sT.-15-l7 w. 5000 50. It.
Duross. 1856 w. 14th 81.
18TH sT.-124 w. 25xf0o. s2.ioo.
Duross. 1855 w. 14th ST.
18TH sT.-1s5 w. osx23. s2.7oo.
Barnes Co.. 329 z. 2eth st.
18TH sT.-s-io w. 5000 SO. It.
Kayeli Realty Co.. 25 Nassau ST.
GOTH sT.-1s-20 w. T5xc5. 10000
so. II. Reasonable.
Kayell Realty Co.. So Nassau 81.
2IsT ST.-41 W. xS0-s225.
sharum. no Broadway.
a1ST ST LES w. S1.4oo.
Louis Schrag. 142 w. 23d st.
22D ST.--545-I-9 w. si.Soo.
Louis Schrog. i42 w. 23d 81.
24TH ST.-13i w. s50-s2o5.
Sharum, ITO Broadway.
26TH ST.--i5-ig L. 16.soO SO. II.
Reasonable.
Apply Dir. Herter, Lenox 1000.
2TTH sT.-l0-14 Z. $500 50. II.
Reasonable.
Apply Mr.. Herter. Lenox 1000.
BATH sT.-i22 L. 2ox30. SIS to Ss5.
Apply premises.
BATH ST.-122 Z. 20x6o.
S1e0-s125.
Apply premises.
ssTH ST.-132 w. 1900 50. II.
Banner & Miller. 505 5th Av.
36TH ST.-30o w. 30x20. S35.
Harry Blau. premises
s7TH sT.--sth av. 10000 so. It.
Reasonable.
]. p. & L. p. kissing. sos 9Th az.
4op ST. a. MADISON Av. dig
gett Bldg). Is.057 So. II.
Albert p. Ashforth. Inc. II z.
44th st.
44TH sT.-47 e. Units of SIS
Albert p. Ashforth. Inc. IL e.
44th St.
4iTH sT.-s7 z. $500 50. It,.
entire floor.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc.. ~ e.
44th St.
47TH sT.-v9 E. 15x2e. 1ahxsA.
Apply Kipiing. Ltd, premises.
4sTH sT.-2os-213 W. (Top iofo.
l.. Porrino. $50 West Broadway.
- l.
Phone Academy 1854.
BOTH ST. 3s r. Reasonable.
Apply premises.
10TH ST.--4ii-413 Il. boxioo.
Reasonable.
w. Mas. 1l5 University Place.
FIFTH Av.-l00. 8.150 50. II.
Reasonable.
Edgar A. Levy Leasing Co..
premises.
FIFTH AvE.-12o. 81 ,4oo-s1.5oo.
Sharum. 110 Broadway.
FIFTH AyE.-1I2. $500 so. II.
Reasonable.
Kayell Realty Co., IS Nassau st.
FIFTH AvE.-S39 t3Sd st).
3,5oo So. n. Reasonable.
Fer.chberg & Co.. premises.
FIFTH AvE.-52o (4cd ST..
oey1f0. Reasonable.
r. B. Meyrowitz. Inc. $50 9th av
SIXTH AvE.-e9 (sth ST.. 22xs5.
Reasonable.
l.. Porrino. So West Broadway.
ELEVENTH AvE.-435. 5oIl25.
Reasonable.
John S. Smith. Phone Long
acre 04s9-0490.
ELEVENTH AVE.-435. 5o175.
Reasonable.
John S. Smith. Phone Long
acre 04s0-04e0.
BROADWAY. 1850 (51st ST..
b0Ii60. Reasonable.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp,
527 9th Ave.
GREENWICH sT.-4e5. 1000 50.
II.
II. b. welsch. 200 Broadway.
MT. vERNON--5nxioo Reasonable
Thomas Fravoli. IL n. Bond st.
WEST B'wAY--134. 300 50 II.
Reasonable.
Metropolitan Slipper Co..
premises.
Brooklyn.
FLUSHING; Av.-fos7. 1900 SO.
e. 5000.
Apply premises.
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Williansbridge Road

Northeast corner st. Raymond Ave.; two
plots, 5oxe4. and adjoining plot on ava
nue., 5oxl00.
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DESK ROOM.
City.

City
SAITH ST.-6th sv. Marbridgs
Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply Room 440. premises.
47TH ST.-s w. Reasonable.
Apply Room -. premises.
FIFTH AVE.--505. Reasonable.
Apply Room 702. premises.
BROADWAY-1s0. $50.
Apply Room 81. premises.
BROADWAY-1i23. Townsend
Bldg. Reasonable.
Tyron Knitting Mills Co.,
Room 20i.
CHURCH sT.--30. Hudson Term
Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply Room 73J. premises.
NASSAU ST.--i32. $40.
Apply Room s03. premises
NASSAU ST.-f50. SIS.
Apply Room 1855. premises.
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BRONX
Executors Sale

Estate of Peter Freesse, Deceased.
Creystone avenue. W. s., S25 feet south
Of 23sth street. vacant plot. size bozloo.;
Third avenue, New York City.
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S. w. corner Iawkstone St: size. s0x
4Sx50 irregular. Also Hawkstone ST.,
40 #. from Grand Concourse. vacant
plot. 5ox12j.
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Adrian Avenra

w. g.. 41s feet south OF Terrace View
avenue. vacant plot. sizo 6oxi00.
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Broadway

". S.. {. IT. north of 23Gth St. vacant
plot. 5ox9e.6.
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Sedgwick Avenue

East Side, running through to Lawrence
Avenue. 240 feet north OF i61th Street.
Size I25xf00.
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So Pike St.

"a story brick factory building, with
store: size. 2ox50.6.
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STORES.

GOTH sr.-2s E. 2o.srs,. Reason
,B. l.. Kennedy. 14e B'wsy.
otsT ST.-15i w. 800.
Louis schrag. ii2 W, 23d 81.
cfsT sT.-.o1 w. $40.
Louis Schrag. I42 W. 23d 81.
c4TH sT.-i3l w. 25xiio. Reas-
enable.
sharrum. ITO Broadway.
S2D ST.-Sh & 9th avs.
walter j. Salmon. II W. 42d ST.
4aD sT.-22s T.. Reasonable.
Franklin. Phone Vanderbilt 1926.
4sD sT.-s7 w. s.4os %. n.
Reasonable.
Bar Bldg. premises.
AID sT.-s7 W. fmezxanine).
800 50. n. Reasonable.
Bar Bldg. premises.
9th ST.-f50 w. Reasonable.
Apply. premises.
co4TH sT.-s05 e. Reasonable.
Bainbridge Construction Co.,
premises.
FIFTH Av.-42d IT. Reasonable.
Walter J. Salmon. II w. 42d ~.
FIFTH Av.-i00. b7xi40.
Edgar 4. Levy Leasing Co..
TENTH AVE.--2sth St. $500.
Jacob J. Taboit. $40 Eighth Ave.
THIRD AvE.--149th St. Reason
!. CLARENCE Davies. Inc. 14oth
AMSTERDAM AvE.-sSo. Reason
able.
Apply premises.
BOSTON RoAD-fsoth 81. Rsa-
s. Evenson. 27o7 Norris Ave.
3RoADwAY-TiInes Square.
Reasonable.
walter J. Salmon. II W. 42d st.
BROADWAY and 42d St.-f7ihx7o.
Il d 2030, Herald, Herald 50.
BROADwAY--2osth 81. Reason
slawson q Hobbs. 1s2 W. 72d st.
BRoADwAY-i65o (5ist STD
Frontage Broadway. 5lst 81.
and Seventh Ave.
Bethlehem Engineering Corp,
527 Fifth Ave.
CHRISTOPHER sT.--83. Cwav-
erley Place.) Reasonable.
Davis, 22s West 10oth 81.
Academy 04oo.
pYKMAN sT.-Broadway. Heas-
J. wacht. sos Fairmont Place.
GREENWICH VILLAGE SEC
Reasonable.
l.. Porrino. $50 wesg B'way.
KINGSBRIDGE RID. - Sedgewfck
Ave. Reasonable.
J. Wacht, sos Fsirmont Place.
LEXINGTON AvE.-i233. (s5th
g,N Rsasonabic
Apply premises.
MADISON AvE.-T3I. oath st)
t5x5O. Reasonable.
Apply premises or 2iT B'way.
Room 3os.
MADISON Av.-642 C5oth ST..
Reasonable.
Supt., premises.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE.-Ip3. Reas-
enable.
PIKE sT.-5S. eox5o.e. Reason
able.
sB. L. Kennedy. i4o B'way.
BURNSIDE AvE.--Morris Ave.
Reasonable.
Agent on premises.
Brooklyn.
BROADWAY - is42. with .
rooms.) $50.
Phone Windsor D64S.
MARCY AVE.--635 with
rooms.l $50.
Phone Windsor 5S46.
vARET ST.--2iT. Reasonable.
Phone Windsor 5646.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY GUIDE
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
Fol
OFFICE SPACE.

City.
23D ST.--147 w. SIS.
Louis Schrag. i42 w. 23d st.
S7TH ST. : Broadway (Regal
Bldg.). 2sx2s.
Phone Chelsea 1000. Mr.. walker.
43D ST.--37 w. (Bar Buiiding.)
2.253 SO II. Reasonable.
Premises.
44TH ST.-3s W. (Bar Bidg>.
2oxz7; sl.647.
Premises.
44TH sT.-3s W. (Bar Bldg.).
2ox33.4: S2,oi4.
Premise5.
44TH ST.-sa W. (Bar Bldg.).
2Sx35; $3.50.
Premises.
<4TH ST.-3e w. (Bar Bldg.).
2ix27; sl.73o.
Premises.
FIFTH AvE.-50o. 400 50. II.
Reasonable.
Apply Room $50. premises.
FIFTH AvE.--505. Reasonable.
Apply Room T02.
FIFTH AvE.-5O7 (42d s,.).
Reasonable.
Apply Room 5o2. Murray Hill
BRoADwAY-f11 (rrinity Bldg).
Reasonable.
Apply room 1919. premises.
BRoADWAY--1i5. Reasonable.
Apply Suite 5l2. premises.
BROADWAY--1so. Io}sxif.
Apply Room 81, premise-.
BRoADWAY-220 est. Paups
Bldg.). Reasonable.
Room 1904. premises.
BROADWAY--321 (2). Reasonable
L. N. Adler & Co.. Room IL,
premises.
BROADWAY--Cortla ST.
Reasonable.
Box f 2293. Herald SO
NASSAU ST.-I32. Sx5. SIS.
Apply Room 6o3. premises.
NASSAU ST.--l32. Vanderbilt
Bldg. Reasonable.
Apply Room I'll.
Brooklyn.
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BROOKLYN
Absolute Sale
S05-S09-S11-S13 Rogers Av.
4 three story flats. with stores; size,
20195 each.
Administrators Sale

Estate OF Engelbert Schindelbeck.
BY order Of Maria Schlndelbeck, Ad-
r1fnmvvrQ rix.
Gravcscnd Avenue. N w. corner Second
Place. Vacant plot. 60x100
Harvey u. Hartsock Esq, Attorney, 81,
Fifth Avenue. New York City.
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BROOKLYN,

EIGHTEENTH AvE.-a4i5. Rea-
sonable.
Apply premises. Phone Mans
field S6Ji
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8 story apartment house: size. aoa1loo.ii
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20 East goth St.

absolute Sale)
Z story brick loft building. with store;
size. 2o. .sx92.
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Brooklyn.

FLUSHING; Av.-fosT. 1900 so.
n. 5000.
Apply premises.
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FACTORY SPACE.

City.
5aD ST.--244-6 +. $4,000 50. It.
Reasonable.
sE. c. De witt, 512 9th Ave.
THIRD Av.-Hariem River q
Mott Haven Canal. 10000
so. II. Reasonable.
]. Clarence Davies. Inc. i4eth
st. a Sd av.
Brooklyn.
LEXINGTON AVE. - Broadway.
74xfoo. Reasonable.
SByrness a Harrity. a Court 81.
Queens.
LONG ISLAND CITY-37. 800 eu.
II. OF land; 1880 50. It. space:
sT5 900.
2 Ranger Rubber Co.. Honeywell
81. and skiilman av., Long
Island City.
New Jersey.
NEWARK Eight buildings.
Reasonable.
Patrick j. Dolan. f64 Market
ST., Newark.
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story American basement dwelling.
size 1Txi02.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-17
WINTER SALADS FURNISH
VARIETY AND VITAMINES

Winter salads are a means Of get
ting the family TO eat more fruit and
vegetables and besides they offer the
housewife a chance TO make some in
tefesting food combinations, explains
Miss Lois Stewart, of the home econ
olnics department Of the University of
WISCONSIN =. -.
Here are few suggestions for simple
salads that the family will enjoy
Sliced oranges and sliced Spanish
onions served with French dressing.
Caulitiower cut up in small pieces
and served with peanuts or any other
kinds of nuts and thousand island
dressing.
Cabbage chopped fine and served
with nuts and mayomaise dressing
lis kes an inexpensive and tasty salad.
Raw carrots ground through meat
grinder and served with either nuts,
peas or tuna fish, and mayOnnaise
dressing makes delicious and pref
~ salad
Spinach cooked and served with
cheese and French dressing is another
possible combination. e. W. Press
Bulletin.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-17
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Woman's lot is a weary one at best.
But with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills life indeed becomes a
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Mornings my back and muscles were
so lame / could hardly move. My back
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ing a little homework. My kidneys
acted irregularly and when members
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one box of Doans cured me Of the
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Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
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Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. petrie had FOster-Milbum Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo. n. Y.