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New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Standard Sizes
Guaranteed by
Underwear Men
Athletic Garment Manufac-
turers Begin Using Red
Seal Adopted by Associa-
ton; Advertising Planned

Several million red seals certifying
that athletic undergarments are cut
and made according to the standard
specifications adopted by the athletic
underwear manufacturers group of the
international Garment Manufacturers
Association have been ordered by man
ufacturers, according to A. f. Allison,
secretary of the association, who yes
terday announced that application
blanks for licenses to use the seals are
being forwarded to every manufac-
turer whose names the organization
has been able to secure:
Some time ago the association, as
noted, in an effort to stamp out the
practice of mislabelling athletic under
garments, as to size and measurements
by unscrupulous buyers and sellers
whose tactics tended to bring athletic
underwear under suspicion with the
public to the detriment of the industry
as a whole, prepared standard scale
of measurements to be taken the
minimum requirements to which all
garments must conform. In order that
unethi cal and unscrupulous sellers
might not be able to defraud the pubic
by claiming falsely that their garments
were made in accordance with these
specif cations, the association devised
seal to be attached to all garment,
which has been copyrighted as q trade
mark. certifying that the manufacturer
using the seal had not only conformed
to the specifications, but had also ac-
cepted all requirements adopted by the
Athletic Underwear manufacturers
Group A. :,
Orders for more than million Of
those seals have already been received
,for ~
out the license.
So far the use OF the seals is re-
stricted to garments made by manu-
facturers who SCI! through jobbers.
Each manufacturer Joining the cam
paign pays toward advertising eX-
penses only in proportion to his exact
use of the seals on garments made by
him. He is not under any restrictions
compelling him to use the seal on any
or all garments made, Mr.. Allison ex-
planned, but use OF the seal must be
restricted to those who guarantee to
protect the public by signing and abld-
ing by the license application, which
provides severe penalties for misuse
of the identifying trade mark. Gar
ments bearing the seal are being pur-
chased in various parts of the country
by representatives Of the association
and tested for size specifications, both
to make sure no garment reaches the
public, accidentally or otherwise, hear
ing the seal unless it measures up to
standard, and also to prevent the un-
authorized use of these trademark
seals.
The seals, which are issued only by
the association, are bought by each
member desiring to use them, and a
small additional fee thousand is
charged to provide for special fund
to be used entirely for advertising and
vigilance work. The fund, which is to
be used to acquaint the general public
and the trade with merits of full-cut
standard athletic undsrgarments
as contrasted with the skimped, in.
ferior garments often offered, is rap
idly growing to the point where an in
tensive national advertising campaign
will be started in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT
large rooms, sun porch. two baths in new two
apartment house; excellent location near Lacka-
wanna Station: appy owner. lTS lincoln Street :
telephone Montclair Broad 2046
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Westcl,ester

MODERN SUBURBAN APARTMENTS
Attractive, large outside corner rooms, all
conveniences; half hour To 42d St via sub
way or New York Central
6, rooms, walk up, S1t0-S12O
g. s. I, s rooms. elevator, $1O0-Sl6o.
Lease; References: Sunday Inspection.
YONkERS REALTY EXCHANGE.
3o9 So BroadWay Phone Yonkers $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE YEAR ROUND
home of s rooms and bath. attractive Co
lonisl design, high in Jersey hills, within
easy committing distance OF Manhattan near
an old fashioned town, can be purchased and
occupancy oc secured for $500, balance of
se,op0 on easy term mortgages: ideal for
section with all conveniences for comfort
able, economical living: grounds to0x150 it,
peantlfuliy shaded by oaks and silver birches :
delivered ready to move into; nothing extra
10 buy; monthly payments less than rent for
a small city apartment. Details from the
owner, Postoftice Box 1107, City Hall Sta
tion, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
hs WESTCHESTER
SALE OR RENT AA&SSa NaaKSkS
LARCHMONT
SALE OR RENT


LARCHMONT ON THE SOUND
Four Bargains for Immediate Purchases
Only FIVE minutes from beach. g.
room house, 2 baths. with wonderful
piece of land in very finest location;
ASKING SSo, ,UUO
on a corner. two minutes from bath
ing beach and trolley, frame cot
tage, . rooms. 2 baths ........... 23.500
Five minutes from station, pretty
frame cottage; convenient and fine
location Z3.VBV
Pretty little 7-room white frame cot
tage; garage; land 50x1o0; asking Is 600
Substantial reduction If sold at once.
EDWARD G, GRIFFIN,
20 Boston Post Road
LARCHMONT. N. Y.
COLONIAL FARM HOUSE TYPE cor
tage Garage with living quarters and
outbuildings. 2 IL acres lawn gardens
fruits and flowers. House has bedrooms
baths steam heat. etc. A charming propo-
sition for one. who desires comfort. In
diyiduality and privacy, and yet only ten
minutes from Larchmont Station. Asking
S35,60e
EDWARD C. GRIFFIN
40 Boston Post Road,
LARCHd0NT, N. Y.
Phone 669.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Belgium Using More Cotton

The Belgium Association of Cotton
Manufacturers reports that 69,ll3 bslsf
of American and 49,0i7 Of East lndntl
cotton were consumed during the Def.
cd February July 81, 1922 Calfs
dispatches from Consul Nssmith,
Ghent. gives stocks of cotton on hand
August ! belonging to manufactures
for both. American and East Indian cot
Ton saan @ On FeDruaty l. ssoeS Sa sSa on hsss hsls
of American and 2I,7l7 of East Indian
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
FARMS FOR SALE
Long Island
PLAINFIELD
pLAINFIELD

PLAINFIELD
Hard pressed for cash, builder offers
new seven room attractive semi
bungalow, large veranda, living
room, artistic stone fireplace, din
ing room. kitchen. sun room. three
,large bedrooms, bath, sleeping bal :
cony, hardwood floors and trim;
steam heat; large plot with ga
rage; select neighborhood, near
trolley. station and school. $4,000
cash and $500 balance on mort
gage
We offer limited few desirable,
reasonably priced rentals.
j. j. SCHWARZ, REALTOR
Babcock Bldg. phone 1888 Plain
field, n. j. Promoters and build,
ers OF exclusive Queen City Ter
race.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

INVESTIGATE THIS NICE LITTLE
HoME--Two new houses, both wonder.
ful values; only SO minutes from Hudson
Terminal. in one OF the finest suburbs In
New Jersey; well built on large plots: ali
Improvement: prices $1,000 and SS.5oo :
several beautiful plots at 500 front foot,
fully improved, water gas, electricity.
curbs. cutters sidewalks; a few choice To-
cations now available; small payment Sc
cures plot; we will finance and build your
nome. on easy terms For particulars call.
write, phone FRANK MILLER, I3 Park
Row. Barclay 86Sb.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
New Jersey, a { ',l!l||
MoNTCLAIR

$1e,500-New residence, rooms, sun par
lor baths; 2-car garage.
SIT g0-Mountainside residence 10 rooms,
baths; exceptional location
S40,O00-Brick colonial residence; II rooms,
baths sun parlor. 2-car garage.
III. S. CONNOLLY q CO.,
Opp. Lackawanna Station, Montclair
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Houston an Renarf

The, report Of the Houston Oil Com
pany, for the quarter ended June so,
1922. showed net earnings of $685., ,447. /.
after expenses and taxes, but before
deducting depreciation and depletion.
The income account for the quarter
showed gross earnings from oil, se15.-
727; miscellaneous earnings, S15,062,
and expenses and taxes, $287, 7,447.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
MORTGAGE LOANS

MONEY available for mortgage loans for
building one and two family houses With
. n IWeraty miles; no summer houses or re-
sort localities considered Serial Buiis,inp
Loan 6 Savings Institution, 1876 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
APARTMENTS no rnr--funSrsmED
Mamhattan

s5TH S'r. tRiverside rive: also Broadway.
g1st St)--s. s. 6. rooms everything
new; immediate possession. Call st 2asb
Broadway s1st st
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
PELHAM
PrIuAM MANoR-To III

PELHAM MANoR-To LET
Three attractive houses. on a beautiful es-
tate ON the Waterfront; one may I've had fur
pisiled IL desired; very conveniently located
10 transport atton churches schools and
stores. also a. few unusual apartments with
big living rooms private porches, garages
and unique community dining rom Tel.
Lexington 27s0 or Pelham 1991-5is2M
sEyERAI. HOUSES FOR RENT and s
$3.50 per month, Mrs. Edmund W Bodsne.
37e Main Street Tel, S4S New Rochelle
FOR SALE OR LEASE. furnished or I'm
furnished stucco house. rooms .
baths, garage, on a beautifully shrubbed
piof, t5K12s. Telephone Pelham SITS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Six Rooms
Five Rooms

South Parkway. az. $3.50.
Chas. e. Rousek. 33S Main st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
saINEoLA

IDEAL sroonl home and bath. all Inn
proyements. sscrifica from $4,000 TO
$3.50, terms; AL building, double floors z
porehes. elegant lawn. flowers, shade
fruit; plot 1o9xi2p; iron fence. minutes
station F uNsER Miueola. L.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Madras Cottor, Goods

The cotton goods trade of Madras,
India, has of iate continued the SLOW
but steady Improvement which began
in March. The tone Of the market 4
optimistic and prices are slightT
higher. yice-Coasul Doolittle, Madss,
states.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
PHLsps MANOR

OWNER GOING ABROAD win saerf,cs
quick sale, IN the highest section aar-
rounded by finest type of dwellings,. 10
rooms ba this. lavatory, laundry and ga
rage: well handicapped lot ie9x25o. Is.s 4
bargain 1T s2s.opo. EsEECROET. pelham
Manor Tel. Pelham ITIT.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

THREE HANDSOME DwELLINGs---Four
bedrooms in each, in first-cass residen-
tlai nefghborhood Fine construction. Only
best material used. All improvements
Large lots These houses could not be
close estate are offered to quick buyer at
$500 each. Pictures and additional in
formation upon application. The Van
Cleef Agency, Somerville, 'phone eve
nings, Elzabe 659-J
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
MT. VERNON

DUTCH COLONIAL, rooms. hath. Med
ern improvements. garage, excellent To-
cation, near schools, churches. etc. 2
5ntnutes 10 railroads.; restricted ioca ton
95x1e6: bargain $4,000. Terms
Arthur G. Blatz Realty Co..
FIRST Nati Bank. Lakewood 9302.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Three Rooms

Three Rooms
Rark Ave, 32o. ss8o-S24o.
A. Mullaney. 32e Park Av.. E. Orange
South, Mum Ave. IT. s1,44O.
Chas. E. Rousek, $50 Main st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
FtHInstnl1

-0N-HUDSoN
New York City's Mont Accessible suburb
GEORGE HOWE. 527 Fifth Ave. N. Y. C,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
HARTsDALE

GREENAcREs- BEAUTIFUL CoLONTAT,
Sea In old apple orchard, near school ana
depot, exclusive section; 10 rooms. baths.
sieeping porch, double garage. Positively
ihe best offering here. See 1T to-day
Maxwell Smith, 10 Greenacres av, Hartss
dale. Tel White Plains 1850
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Richmond

BARGAIN--Buy direct from owner save
operators commission; 6 rooms and
bath. all improvements, tax exempt: 81, 500
cash balance monthly. p c. Stevens,
Annandale s.. !. Tel. 1913 Tottenvilic
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Live Wire Section
Up-TO-DATE STORES

Just completed wonderful corner good for
drug store, and eight others; location well
popuated; ideal for any kind of business
rents $50 Sig6, Il. FILIPPONI corner
Mclean ave, Ist st., one block West Web
ster ave. Phone 1912 Fairbanks
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
CRAWFORD

HOUSE, rooms and hath; $500. easy
terms; large plot; paved street; eyerJ
latess improvement; near station, school
SHAIlEEN, 3S4 Lincoln Ave. Crawford, n. j .
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

FOREST HILLS WEST, choice lots; on.
portunity to buy at lew pricea Room
Ga, 2B0 Bway. Worth s47l.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
SOUTH ORANGE

MORR1sTowN CONVENT STATION
bathrooms; steam heat, electricity and gas
garage. u acres fine trees and gardens !:
want offer. j. Charles OBrien Co, South
Orange, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Goa HOUSE Ar PORT WAsHINf.TON.

#30,001 HOUSE At PORT WASHINGTON,
l., !. Nine rooms-five bedrooms Plot
over ope-haf acre. Garage. House stucco
on hollow tile. On an elevation command
ing superb view. William f. Sheehan
At Station. Telephone 2f4. Port Washing
ton, l.. l. Open Sundays and Labor Day
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
FACTORY PROPERTY


:, WILLIAM n, MERRALT..
Real Estate CANADIAN Paeisfe rstd.
Phone Vanderbilt z6sa
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Long Island

ELEGANT HOMES for retired people, u
minutes walk to village. s, and rooms
bath. garage; plot s0x12o more. $500
and $500; terms. r.. Unser, Mtneols, l.. ].
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
SPRINGFIELD

HOUSE. FURNISHED, 8 rooms. all Inn
provements. Grounds. Garage. SIS
monthly. rs minutes Penn station 4
depets- Phone Laurelton sa76.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
FORREST urI,rg cApD,r,-sy

:
Owner leaving city must sell his house a /
once; almost new. fine condition, freproof,
all improvements; exceptional location, oppo-
site peautlful park; 5 minutes to station :
price Sl4,9bo; terms arranged Louis p
acGahie Tel, s752 Boulevard, e5 Burns st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
y0NKERs

IsssRGAaS--s-roorn. bath all improve
1nenta; large garage; lot 50x28n: win sac
rlnee quick buyer. $4,000 Terms 1d7
vernon Yt., Hill View. Tonkers NJ "
phone 562S y. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
PELHAM HEIGHTS

FOR SALE, most artistic English house In
exclusive section of Pelham Heights
3Sr5$ SorneT plot. oak trees. shrubs: Iwo-
story beaIned living room, huge fireplace
large, unique dining room siied kitchen
ample pantries and servant quarters two.
car garage: three master bedrooms two
tiled baths. best materials throughout !.
svyw ~ appointment Pelham k130J Box
80 Tribune =
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

ts... Hall. living room, dining room and
kitchen on the main floor. Two bedrooms
and bath. Steam heat. Plot 40xi17
Good location Splendid terms. william
I. Sheehan. Telephone 2l4 Port Wash
ington L. !. Open Sundays and Labor Day
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
RICHMOND HILL

ATTRACTIVE 5-RooM APARTMENT,
with sun parior and bath in new stucco
27fatnily house. o42s Lsfferts ave-. Rich
mond Hill. L. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankrnpcs
were filed yesterday in the United STATES
eIzELLE IMPORTING co. and G.
oESTERREfcEER & CO. invoantsfs,
silk jobbers. 4Ss sth aN. Liabilities $780,
coo assets. $l00.o9
APPAREL PRODUCTS CO, INC. insez,- 2,
untary, mems and wonen's apparel az z,
18th st. Liabilities, 9,oeo; assets. sAogF
GEORGE w. KoRN, VOLUNTARY .:a., insa,.
ance agent. 1g4 ". 10th 81 Lahi1sies
$2l,469; no assets
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in BANKRUPTCY
were appointed yesterday In the Intrea
States District Court:
porting GO ana T9rser g. Sr .s c.
silk sobhers. 44e 4th aF.. wish q sond q
Charles schongood for ]. Luoow 8 CT
Dorothy Kenyon for Cohen Bros mis-
sprrlers. 2s Z. i4th ST. with esnd y
Susan Branders. Ter the Apparel Proc.
ucts Co.. Inc, mems and wonleass @ppstss
IL E. 18th ST. with . bond Of si,ees.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules III bankfuatey
were Aled yesterday IN the United sts'ss
District Court:
MAX KUHN. dresses. IS w. ssth 81. La
MAX of.AssBERG. wornen's agpsEsl.
4ss East Trelnssit ay.. Bronx. and jss Eass
Fordhasi rd Bronx. Liabilities. tss'ssss
I. .BENJAMIN er.AssER Liabaiiash W.
LEoN JOHN, iNc LlasiIniss ssssFs'';i
cIccoNE Il. oSoMrc CLOTHING GO:
INC clathing 50 University pi. and ~
Bieeeker st Liabilities sf5,i7s; kssss''
Judgements IN Nsw yerk
The following Judgements were fssa ~
tesday. tise arst name being shss q a'
c9nsrs Pole Electric Co Inc-
Electrical Ems s. Nach'y Co. sissss'
esss.ag. lss s.s,.i sss:s ss'ss:,: s ;is';
DssIsl sssl'sss sssssss slsss.s ! !. ss @
Gera ASS = e. ins ss'ss = ms .a.. asssss
f1sa ca.h 'aasa Rssss,sr = sosspn-Nast ssas
Ginsbers. Harfy--soiek DOCK
Realty Corporation .s..s. seEss44
Finsgoid. saiia.i--park q Tslford lsAssss
Hammer. Morris-s sehsrtser ''sssssss 'ss1ss
Loyo. Dora--H velss ....s.s.. fssssk
Martin. Jos--@Ioiedo seaie Co sSss
nethmapn. Jseeb PIP ~ Tuthili sssss sssS
Relies, Max--Nat.l caeh Reg CO. 1sses
Rogosr. Sarn'l a Nathan Hotisia
baum T0s.@ ..'..'... no'A'A'T~s aess assssf
tMase Clearing Houss s--ssteo
Trading Corporation ..sss...s.4.. 9sfsss
samsnn. Henry y q Asaeia Hoes a4.
7r-NFgsss QStynenu Gu ss%4s&+ eS*sS
eee fisans Y An l. nsYnett Inc Nsssss
Tnrak. Abxaisa ~ Wolf &C al aRsRs
II drama +, Banedies. s9rah &
Benedict And Francis X Esndse
s York = costs aas' = sssN sTsa7
gsssisr. ssm~-fsraeslyn Laas In s.
psaTs<s.aAf GAfrQrx tlen .... 1tttsS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

AT PORT WASHINGTON. j.. 4. New house
with four bedrooms, Tiled bath with
shower. Hot water heat. Oak floors
Stone fireplace. Garage. Plot 5oxi25s
Exceptional at $4,000. William r. Sheehar.
AT Station. Telephone 214, Port Wash
lngton, l. l. Open Sundays and La bor Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
RUTHERFORD

RUTHERFORD-NEw JERSEY
a Apartment-5 rooms, closed porch. SOS
FlrsI Ir Fioor--b rooms, closed porch, $40.
Ho nse--7 rooms, shade $40
New House. Rooms S75.
Modern Home, Rooms. Garage S85.
See VAN lyINEKLE co.
upp. STA. RUTHERFORn n 4
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: New Flemish
ssucco rooms baths. very latest ifn-
proyeinsnts Installed throughout: re-
stricted section; pleasant walk to station;
nigh elevation, beautiful view $I5 600.
Terms Kirk. Mt. Vernon Hillcrest 41lI
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

RYE

FROM OCT. !. new. attractive q. ,arva
room house. s baths, an iinpro ovenaentss
garage, good ioeA ton, excellent trsnspo1,-s
.ation Milton Road. Telephone RYE 742.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

New Jersey
Apartment
I.istings
NEW JERSEY
ORANGE
Eight Rooms
Main St. A. st.sso
e. T.. RouAek, s36 Main St. F.. Orangs.
Five Rooms
High and white sts. sfes0
{. e. Rousek. ass Main St, r.. Orange.
Four Rooms
Central Ave. 425. $3.50.
-. H. RouseR, $50 main ST., H. orange.
Three Rooms
Central Ave. 42s. s72e,
c. E. Rousek, $40 Main St. r Orange.
EAST ORANGE
Seven Rooms
Central Ave, 1877. 5000.
Chss. II. Rousek, 338 Main ST.
Howard st, 3. St440.
Chas. Il. Rousek, 1856 Main ST.
South Arlington Ave, Sc. $3.50
Chas q Rousek, S36 Main st.
William ST.. 5o2. s1,62o
Chas E. Rousek, 3Se Main St.
Six Rooms
South Parkway, az $3.50
Chas e. Rousek. 336 Main st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
HARRISON

T-RooM Colonial house. all improvements I:
corner plot, l0oxioo; garage; 10 minutes
70 train ana trolley IS minutes to rive
Beach price $4,000. A. L. PHILLIPS e
SON. owners and builders. "a and Henry Rts..
Harrison, " " 80,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
LARcst,IoNT ON TuE soYTND

DkIIGHTFEL 1-R00M HOUSE: all
modern improvements: very choice sec
tion. only 5 minutes from station; excellent
neighbors. Best OF transportation. acces-
sibfe to everywhere. Reasonable act quick
$ts,50o. Phone Larchnlont AR
BEST VALUE I.ARCHMONTs-Fiv min
utes walk station schools Specially
constructed seven rooms, tiled bath. $4,000.
MRS. G. NJ. MURDOCH, 80 Post Road,
Larchaient, ". ". Tel. Larchfnont 425.
LARCH310NT-Attrac new brick house.
rooms and bath, garage: price SIS. 00o
tarsns. Louis Z. Miller. 4f Post Road
Tel. Ss5 Larchnlont. N y
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

Chestnut St, 100. $1,000
Chas ~ Rousel, 33s Main St
North Arlington Ave SO. $1,000
c. j. Cooke, 32 North Arlington Ave
North Arlington Ave, 80. s1.soe.
Chas e. Rousek. 33S Main st.
Park Ave, 45S $1,000.
Chas. g. Rousek a36 Main ST.
Park Ave. 329. sI,sSo-sI.44o
a. Mulaney, 329 Park Av e. Orange
Prospect St. II S1.5o0,
Chas. E. Rcusek. 1886 Main st.
Prospect St. II. $1,000
c. e. Rousek, 53S Main St, r. Orange
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
wEsTWooD

wEsTwoQD. n. ELEGANT PROP
erty, high class location. opposite park
and station; "a rooms improved; garage
fine large plot; immediate possession terms
Q. A. La Pointe, owner. goa Third ave
Westwood. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
SUMMIT

HOUSE FRONTING 2 STREETS, 100 FEET
on each, 24S feet deep; II rooms and bath
electrlc light, hot air heat large screened
p9rches, full length window screens. storm
Wynaows, WINDOWS - flowers. fruit, vegetable garden
wp,ear ooar garage eight minutes from station
OAK Ridge ave. Telephone Summit 1904.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Brona

OCEAN PARKWAY, 576, Florence Court
and D large rooms; moderate rent;
ready for occupancy, Agent on premises
ST, 26s--New 2-family.
rooms, porch. garage; 20 minutes to
Wall st. Flatbush 1883 w
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

siST 2ts WEST corner broadway; 4
rooms. baths; aulte S275 monthly
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Now York State

NEW hillside bungalows garaEesi all
improvements; rental, sAoo. TUNA, 20
East 33d
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
MAMARONECK

= siAilei ANT s7roon1 dwelling every irnprove
lneEt; large garage. fine pioe price
ras. Tsgnl innst he seen, Owner. Sc james ST..
% a'a1naroaeck. Phone 1892.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
D: 49, s0f16 Island |
szHE saEssea On sA al ar1E M . B M
PORT WASHINGTON
COLONIAL HOUSE AT poRr ,,,,s,,

COLONIAL HOUSE AT PORT WASHING
:, ton, L. l. This house has center hall.
living room with fireplace, sun parlor, din
Three bedrooms. Tiled bath. Large open
sdtie ATTIC, Hot water heat. Oak floor Plot
bVxleo Garage. $4,000. William F.
Sheehan. Al Station. Telephone 2f4. Port
Washington. l. l. Open Sundays and
Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Sites in Variety

Ridge sites, valley sites, wooded
sites, cleared sites, all restricted,
extensively improved and extraor-
dinarily picturesque. All these
are to be had within the bound
aries of the Sterling Estate, which
lies at convenient distance from
New York City and at point served
by three suburban railroads, cen
tral to half-a-dozen stations and
as many or more popular country
clubs. For sale in acreage divisions
only.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

GOOD BUILDING SITES, 75' to 500 feet
real water frontage; price $50 per front
foot; 54 minutes from Grand Central Sta
ton, at Stamford, Conn. CULVER & CO,
S42 Madison Ave. y. Y. Murray Hill 1880
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
REAL ESTATE BROKERS

;CUSHMAN &. WAKEFIELD. INC,
40 East 42d st. Tel Murray Hin 1929
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
BRoNxyILLE
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OVERLOOKING BRONX PARKWAY
High elevation. Twenty eight minutes
to Grand Central. Strictly a gentleman's
all-year- around home. surrounded with
everything 20 make 1t attractive A beauti-
full natural site. terraced. wide yerandas
certre halls. ten large rooms, three baths
and servants quarters. Heated garage for
two OF three cars. Swimming pool. Must
be seen TO be appreciated Can be bought
much below its value, For full details
write or phone J. l.. SToLTZ, Brownsville
3125.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED IN high class building on West
Side, between 73d and 9Sth sts, 6-room
furnished apartment from October 10 June
l.; excellent opportunity for any one going
abroad TO leave apartment in responsible
hands must be reasonable. Box 24S, 2901
World Tower Building
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soAnspALE
LARGE unrsF.

LARGE HOUSE, d ROOMS. perfect cona,.
fions fs1aIuedlate possession SI4, oua near
kest schools room house, rent sI25 Der
month Telephone owner, scassdaie s2s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE at Port wash
ington, L. j. Living room with fireplace
Dining room kitchen, rear stairs -Four
bedrooms and bath. Hot water heat
Garage. Corner plot 4Ox1l0 Adioining
40x1l0 may be purchased if desired. sI095
900. William +. Sheehan At Station
Telephone 2l4, Port Washington L. T.
Open Sundays and Labor Day
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Real Estate Opportunities
REAL EsrArE--sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, lower eos, 5-story
American basement. 10 rooms, 4 baths,
steam heat electric lights. hardood trim
will sacrifice at s35 GOO, with $1,000 cash,
personal interview only. Coughian & Co.,
Inc. 200 West 7gd st.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
MoNTCLAIR
Seven Rooms

Gates Ave- s1,eso.
H. S. Connolly g. Co. Opp. Lk'w'a Sta.
Midland Ave. $3.50.
II. 8. Connolly & Co.. Opp. L'k'w'a sta.