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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
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Mrs. w. w. Ferber and Henrietta
Diedericksen visited at the home of
Mrs. Ferber's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Carstens on Sunday.
Edward Carstens visited at the
home of Anton Diedericksen on Sun
day.
The ball game between Dead OK
and Payette River ended with final
score of IL to 10 in favor of the
former. Taking the best players of
these two teams they could give the
Payette League a hot game by the
looks of things now.
Ted Cheek and Jimmy Ward were
absent from school on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafavor were visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins Sunday.
Mercedes Horton was a dinner
guest of Letha Harper Sunday.
Paul Daubenberger was an over
night guest of Ted Ireton on Satur-
day.
Mounie Olson and family were
over to visit the George Skippen fam.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
PICNIC PARTY

The G. & G. Glass of the NJ. E. S.
y, which is composed of grown-ups,
DelleVe in sociabilitv. 1t hae boon the
custom of this class, through a
standing committee appointed for
the purpose, to save a social even
ing at stated periods, to which the
class invites others. When il was
known that the time for another
class sociable was near, Mr.. and Mrs
nay Tener rendered the committee
the use of their lawn, at their home
on Iowa Avenue. The offer was ac-
copied as the very happiest possible
solution as to place.
About forty-fiYe members of the
class and invited guests gathered at
the Tener home on Tuesday evening
at 1880, all coming with baskets of
good eataDles. Lunch was spread on
the beautiful lawn and the two hours
tolloWlng were very much enjoyed
Games were played Eyes, grown-ups
played Games) and all voted the time
a Joyous one.
A heaVy vote of thanks was tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. Tener for their
large part in making the time real
blessing to all present.
The party was given in honor of
school teachers who are members of
the class, in particular, and all
teachers in general.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Fayette C. Howard, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Ella A. Howard, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Fayette
c. Howard deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said Ella A. Howard, admins
tratrix, at the office of A. l.. Free
hafer, rooms 4 and Thurston
Building, in the City of Payette,
County of Payette, State of Idaho,
this being the place fixed for the
transaction of the business of said
estate.
Dated May is. 1922.
Ella A. Howard, Administrative
of the estate of Fayette c.
Howard, Deceased.
First May IS, last June 8.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18

lily on Sunday.
Harold and Clarence were over
night visitors of Glen Olson Satur~
day night.
The Juniors of the Christian church
had a Weiner Roast in the hills on
Saturday evening.
Miss Marie Howard was visitor
of Nellie Swan.
Margaret Ireton was sunday
guest of Delfah Martin.
Mr.. Horton is just recovering
from siege of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boyd and fam
ily were Sunday visitors of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barker.
Earl Heller is on the road to re-
covery after a long siege of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and son,
William are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l..
c. Perkins.
Paul Daubenberger has returned
from Portland.
Mrs. Will, Howard was a Sunday
visitor of Mrs. w. S. Heller.
Mrs. George Thiel spent Sunday
in Payette.
Marvin Boyd was an overnight
guest of Creighton Barker Saturday.
Miss Johnson and Miss Blind, were
visitors of Miss Viola and Emma Hen
ningsen on Tuesday afternoon.
Thursday, May 25th, the pupils of
the school invite all the parents and
neighors to attend closing day ever
cises, p. m.
Friday, May 26 Picnic!
Horizons grove! Everyone Come!
Bring lunch for yourself and family.
Reported by Seventh Grade.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
kentucky Leads in Tobacco.

Forty-six billion Of the 62,000,000,-
600 cigarettes manufactured in this
country last year were consumed here,
the remainder were exported. In adj
dition to the cigarettes manufactured
20, 6OOO 900 cigars and about 100000
pounds Of tobacco were turned out.
Kentucky raised the most tobacco,
while New York has the largest num-
Der Of tobacco factories. Tobacco last
year brought into the government In
the form Of revenues nearly $780,
10000,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Sunday morning service at IL.
session sermon, subject, Soul and
Body
Sunday school at 10 A. M.
Testimonial meeting on Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock.
Reading room at Emma Theatre
building, open daily from to 4, ex-
cept Sunday.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend the services and visit the read
ing room.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18

Strong tomato plants, sale OF
10000 at 75c per 100.
Cabbage and cauliflower plants,
Pepper plants, usual flower garden
plants, Pansies, etc--ayette Green
House, End. Ave. South, A. E.
Wieghert. May 4t3.
Ezustped win dust Shooting pis.
tolls TO bring down high-hying insects
that cannot be Melted, Jesse H. Will
hanson and John w. Strohm, re-
tired army captain, sailed from New
York on the steamship Polycarp for
the jungles of Brazil. They plan to
penetrate beyond the river of doubt,
the Rio Tadoro, in their hunt for
hitherto uncaptured geological speci-
mems for the University of Michigan
and other colleges.
The expedition is expected to last
six months up the Amazon to Porto
velho, thence along the Madeira-Ma-
more railroad 200 miles into the Ser
IA Dos Parcels mountains.
The dust shot to be used in gath
ering winged denizens of the fever-in-
tested jungle is so fine that the most
delicate specimens would not be IT.
reparably injured, the explorers said.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE-Buick 6, 1920 model,
ike new, bumper rear and front,
spotlight, good tires. Inquire Ban
croft Hotel, MAY t8tf.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-05-18
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Just before Anniversary Boise held contest Of
g 20 Five Dollar Gold pieces the 26 best letters giving
their why the writer trades the Golden Rule We
very pleased to know that citizens
piece.
Below letter giving her for trading the Golden
Rule. We hope merit her kind words.
Payete Ida. Star Route
Why Trade at the Golden Rule.
There three why trade the Golden Rule
1s The honesty.
End. The courteous treatment
Bird. ''The Make it Right policy
IL buy an article bring it home find it not just what
wanted, and take back, they always glad help
get what do want give money back.
When the other stores having especial sales
find the Golden Rule has good BETTER or
cheaper price.
Therefore all the family, whether its pe1-point or
suit of clothes go to the Golden Rule to buy it,
Very Resp
MRS FRANK WARD
1t desire to always please and all our ut
most to Customers they wish
Courtesy honesty and kindness nothing pay large
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Real Estate News
Stores for Block Front
Purchased in Bronx
Realty Acquired on Burnside
Ave-; BUYER Plans Flat for
Gun Hill Road Plo,

J. L. s. Realty Company. Josonh su
yerson president. purchased the hloct
frcnt on the north side ~ RvrrsjSS =
avenue, from Davidson Avenue 10
1rand Avenue, fronting 220 feet on
burnside Avenue, and averaging lOo
feet in depth on each Of the avenue.
The property was held al S2z5. 600. p.
osborne Smith. Inc. negotiated the
sale Tor Rudolph Simon, and also has
placed on the property for the pur-
enaser a permanent loan Of sl7S.0OO.
The purchaser will erect a two-story
business building similar 70 the one
now being erected by the company on
the block front on the south side Of
Burnside Avenue. between Grand Ave
nue. and Harrison Avenue. Jacobs &
Livingston represented the purchasers.
Scott Brothers sold for the Bilhuber
estate a plot, i00xi00, on Gun Hill
Road, near Hull Avenue. The buyer
viii erect an elevator apartment. The
same brokers sold 4274 Verio Avenue.
two-family dwelling, for Patrick
Carey 10 Tessie Stammer; 27i9 De-
catur Avenue, one-fsmily dwelling. 5Ox
100, for the Rockwell estate 20 Ellen
Carey, and resold the same 20 Mary
Mulligan.
The William F. Kurz Company. with
George Coster. sold the northeast cor
ner Of Longfellow and westchester
avenues, fronting i39 feet on Long
fellow Avenue and 142 feet on Vest
chester Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Dreicer Sells
Two Buildings
In Fifth Ave.
six.siory Structures at me ,ns
'Soht Southwest Corner of SD
s.. Erected by Seller in
JoI3 Sold to an Investor

vul;.n A. White & Sons SOLO TOT NV
80. p,,lty Company 70 an investor
p,''. ~ "a s7a Fifth Avenue the south
'. ., 20 ,oruer Of Fif,y-third street. Inc
v'A w. .. |, located opposite St. Thoni-
-. Church snd consists consists; o. 'Ty T,encb
~ ~ business buildings OF M;1h"ei J"oI
ssly styls. constructed by MdenSooi ,oo
seths \. 1918. The corner 9VNlvvi
pTses. go time the site OF tne o,u
s's s',. ,,,,denee Mrs. Almy y: Gai-
6si'sun was sold BY the Gaiiatins
btin( sn- sn-.irer In 1918. The corner
% w. ~ ,ow occupied BY keviilon
haliains ,r,,;ers. and e70 BY Theodore
Ir.ies. company. decorators. -.
ho.s" brokers last week solo QUO
- .-,s across the street from
iI'n l,1' n,ropsrty. for Frederick brunsw,.H
nn y Phipps estate, for investmene, ,,.ir,
% ~ E.rosisted a lease Tor the M Men,lIe
irs ,s hssvs so- a long term 70 the Mirror
eSuelhsc sce-psny. Since March OF TINS
ssrey r,;,;,m Sy A. White & Sons nave
year "i 49, ard leases aggregating
naoe = ooo o00 in the Fifth Avenue
tsoo' 4v-second Street district
so ss ~ other important transac-
Anohs s,,o,,s by them during this Pc
t',' IInil.lis Madison Avenue, two
70 ave brsiness buildings adjoining
f5''tois. s.,ys.t corner Of Forty-eighth
49,, ~ and the lease Of the New lork
Ss..'.,.l s..s,-l nlo, Al the southeast corner OF OF
Ctlus, C. Avenue and Forty-seventh
s..,s',n s...., 70 webb & Knapp. who are now
srsss a.;rv ~ tbe plot with a twelve-siory
inp,o.;, structure at cost Of ST.
efffn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Mrs. ]. Sergeant Cram Buyer
OF Upper 5ih Ave. Corner

Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram proves 70 he
the purchaser Of the plot, iooxioo, a.
the north corner Of Fifth Avenue and
1Osth Street. facing on the plaza a. the
upper end Of Central Park. The prop
erty was reported sold a month ago by
J. Wallace Page. Of Marston & Co. for
sobol Brothers. who conduct a gasoline
station on the premises The site was
valued Al Sl75,OOO. and al the time Of
It's sale 10 was said that it was the in
tention Of the buyer to improve the plot
with a building that would prove a great
benefit 70 the ncighborhood. Mrs. Cram
has been interested FOR many years IN
the problems OF working women, and Il
Is thought likely tha, the contemplated
improvement will follow along that line.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Former Home of the
Late Watson Mott
S1,lO0, ,000Lease
100000 Will BE Spent in
Altering Building for
Business; Estate Rents 9th
Ave. Corner Structures

The property at i42 West Thirty
fourth Street, the former home Of the
late Watson Mott, has been leased for
twenty-one years, with the privilege
OF similar renewal. for a total rental
OF more than sl,lOOOOOO The lease
was arranged by Peter Axelrad. as
broker. for the Mott heirs. with Morris
Olaser, who plans 90 spend In the
neighborhood OF 100000 in altering
the structure, 25xi00. into stores. lofts
and Offices. II Is opposite the store Of
R. II. Macy & Co. The building, which
Is now used for business. was for many
years occupied by the Mott family The
late Mr.. Mott was an early member Of
the New York Stock Exchange. and is
said 70 have had business connections
with the Nanderbilts.
J. p. & l.. A. Kissing leased for the
estate OF Louis Brenner SIS and $50
Ninth Avenue and 800 and 3s2 West
Forty-second Street, southeast corner
Of Forty-second Street. three four
story business buildings, @0xs2. The
lease is for twenty-one years, from
May !. 1925, az which date the exist
ing leases expire. The property WAS
acquired by the present owners In 1890.
The lessee plans nraking extensive al
terations AZ expiration Of present
leases. The total rent aggregates over
$500 900.
The II. J. Friedman Company leased
the seventh floor AZ % 10 rs West
Thirty-second Street 10 Newman 4
Finkelstein; the eighth hoor al II and
Ii West Thirty-scond Street 20 Sol
Abramowitz; the third hoor AZ 22 and
"a West Twenty-sixth Street TO the
Wear Fine Cloak Company. Inc. and
the second floor a. ~ 20 - East
Twentieth Street to the United Trim
ming Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Contract Let for 100000
Warchnuse for YOnkcrs

A four-story reinforced concrete fac
tory and storehouse. costing approx
mately 100000. will be erected by
the Alexander Smith e. Son Carpet
Company at Yonkers, according 10
Browns Letters, Inc, Construction Re
ports. Plans have been prepared pri-
vately for the owners, with Henry Mas
SAINT as consulting engineer. The gen
eral construction will be done by the
Barney-AhlerS Construction Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
F. W. Roebling Jr. Buys
Lowlands at Springfield

SPRING LAKE. y. j., June Low
lands. the .palatial Ocean Avenue cot
tage erected here several years ago by
Henry W. Rogers, Of Philadelphia, and
later sold 10 Thomas Morrison, Of
Pittsburgh. has been purchased by
Ferdina W. Roebling jr.. Of Trenton,
for $4,000. The cottage and grounds
occupy an entire block, facing the
ocean. During the war IL was the
headquarters for "farmerettes."
George Fales Baker, OF New York,
has leased Green Gables. the cottage
Of Mrs. George Allen, widow Of a
wealthy Philadelphia merchant. Mr..
Allen died on his wedding trip several
years ago The cottage was one Of the
gifts Of Mr.. Allen 70 his bride. for
merly Miss Lillian Krauss. daughter Of
Charles T. Krauss, New York riding
instructor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Sites for New Bronx Stores
Structures TO Cost $3.50, 600

Murray Maran and Jacob Sanders
purchased from Charles f. kastenhu-
Der the northwest corner Of Trinity
Avenue and l56th Street, owned by the
same family for twenty-five years. IL
is 70 be improved with a building con
tanning twelve stores. For a similar
operation the purchasers bought the plot,
I02xi5O, on the north side Of Hunts
Point Avenue, about 100 feet east OF
Seneca Avenue. The combined projects
will involve an outlay OF $3.50, 900. Plans
are now being prepared by Lorenz F. J.
Weiher, architect.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Mao son Ave. Corner Recently
bought Resold by Operator

s muel Brener has resold TO client
OF /. 6. Altmayer the property at the
southwest corner Of Madison Avenue
and Eighty-hfth Street, containing an
area Of about 300 square feet. The
immediate corner is vacant, three
story building occupying the adjoining
lot on the street. The combined site has
frontage Of 422 feet on the avenue
and 95 feet on the street, with west
erly line Of 1922 feet. Mr. Brener
bought the property recently through
L. J. Phillips Co. from Mrs. Julia Z.
Cameron.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Results of Auction Sales
BY Bryan l. Kennedy

Hy bFy1H y NFHHFIIJ
Wnliamsbridge I'd. cor. Silver
-. 2-siy dwig. 53xioo; 70 r. T. Walker
Tor f11,foo.
bridge I'd 2i5 5-siy dwlg. 50xIGfJx irreg
70 Antona Saione for ti2.soo.
W. l76th ~. iz5 . Macombs rd
75xi0o. vac. 10 the r. A. V. Construction
Company for $500
". issth st.. =. "a W University ave
3Ssx74x iueg, vac. 10 Charles Lowe
for 1880
jarvis ave. r. $50 Buhre ave 5oS
100 vac 70 J. y Ikelheimsr for 1850
Arverne- by -the-Sea L. /. Beach 71d
e. 233 W a. - Failing st. ~ -sty
dwig. 3oxioo, 20 r. Schwartz for $500
Brlghtwsters. L. /. Manatuck Blvd. Z
e. go Forrest pl bungalow garage
i0oxis0. 20 clara Metzger Tor Wv.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Plans Big Flat and Business
Building for Pelham

Burke Stone, nc. bought rom Mrs.
Hudson plot. l00x50. on First Street,
Pelham. adjoining their present Office.
Plans are being prepared by o. J.
Cette. their architect, for stores. o.
fees and an apartment building cover
ing the entire plot Of 50x2oo. The same
brokers also sold for Edgar +. Jarrett
a residence in Chester Heights, North
Pelham, 20 Edwin c. Evans jr, Of this
1ts
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Former Astor Estate Flats
In East 18th St. Resold
o,.rs,or Takes a Profit on Z
Hou.e. Of q Row Purchased
Few Months Ago

" Stang resold for client OF
80, c Issacs the seven six-story
,.,,,s ss-~ A. 4O7 20 All and All 20 423
~. Fogr,senth Street. part Of row
I,irs houses a. that point purchase a
,r,ss seller from the William waldorf
,..., essate a couple Of months ago.
- 49, ,tard on lots 25xl0o each. The
..-l,.srs are. l07. I. Hillis; 40s, P.
EIssrdt; al. I. Buscher; All, A.
,,,owitz. 40 and 42l. estate Of B.
i,~ar and l23. Mrs. P. Kalise.
wsr y Natanson sold 20 the newly
s.,-ss $50 West End Avenue Corpora
.,r ~. Gershenson. J. p. Karrell and
: % sehwartz) the fve-story fiat,
TsrlO0. at the northeast corner OF
west End Avenue and Sixty-eigntn
Street containing FIVE stores.
Francis J. McElkenney sold 70 Mich
,s Trairor fve-story tenement al
= West i02d Street. l9xi001l.
Charles Belsky sold 20 Charles and
V,rrsre. Lett're a four-stOry tenement
n is5 East Ninety-third Street. SOx
i1oa
Frederick Brocker sold 20 Adolph
tfTfN n NNC-rNoNl tlNtt ANAAN. 90
iiN First Avenue. 25xe4.
Tis Artisan Realty Company sold 20
ls.s Goldstein the fve-story apart
mi 50xss.li, at sic and 5ls West
iVe Street.
RN. Clear & Co. sold for Prospero
Bsnedetto me four-story building AZ
352 Eighth Avenue to the Joeted Realty
Company
Sophie Kastens sold 20 Sophie Bssof
four.story store tenement at SUI
Ninth Avenue, 24.4x75.
Anna Moser sold 10 Frank Friedman
fve-story tenement a. 44 Nes'
Toriy.eigh,h Street. 25xlO0.5.
julius Saltzstein sold 20 the Madison
Estates, Inc. a fve-story tenement al
222 First Avenue. 25.exe6.
Robert 2. Kelly sold for Joseph W
Mitchell 73O Second Avenue. five
story tenement with two stores
Pietro de Mast sold 20 Cologero P
;iacomo and Francesca di Maggie
ix.story fat with stores az 25S 20 20'
,leeckcr Street. 5ixs0l.
Bella Shapses sold to Beckie Zim
ser A fve-story tenement at SO Willet
street. 24.1lYl00.
Adolph Guttmann sold 20 Domenie'
3asbagelata and Jennie o. Vilese thre'
nd a half and four-story tenement
!, is5 and lS7 West Houston Street
i2lx751.
Isabella Pfaelzer sold to Fannie Arm
stein three and a half and four-stor,
,trsments at 1876 East Broadway. 25'
il5lsx irregular, running through =
isS Division Street
Anna 6. Stemre sold % the c. D. K
Holding Company a three-story store
nnement AZ % Ridge Street 25NlOo.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Activity i'm Larchmont

Edward c. Griffin sold for the Mur.
ray Development Company to Manfred
VI. Goldschmidt plot Of about one
acre adjoining his present residence,
on Monroe and Bonnet avenues, and
for Leon y. Gillette, architect. his at
tractive bungalow on the Boston Post
Road, Larehmont, 20 Miss Isabel NJ. Nc
Cutcheon. Of Rhode Island.
The same broker rented for Howard
Walden his cottage on Prospect Ave
nuc, Larchmont, TO Walter Inter
meyer. and for Shirley Walter his cot
tage in Larchmont Park to Dr.. L.
Maver
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Invest in BROOKLYN Houses

The Martin Company sold for the
limited Chain Stores Company, Inc 70
BESSIE Heilwell the apartment mousse AT
20 Pierrcpont Street. .,
" samuel Galitzka sold for the Almore
Construction Company 70 marry MA
rion a one-family house, WIN g1IsAse'
~ sse East Twelfth Street, held at
osf r00
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
East Side Suites Leased

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased an
apsrtment a. 270 Park Avenue 70
franklin L. Gregory, at 40 East sixty
second Street TO Mrs. George hlider'
AZ as East Sixty-second street 10
Charles D. Hilles. at 604 Madison ave
nue. 10 DR.. Carl Roller and At ~ EAst
6. yenty-sixth Street, with Fease
FiIiman. 70 Mrs. J. J. White.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
House i'm 9th St. Altered
Into Suites Goes 10 New Owner

f. K Van Winkle sold for Lille Suss-
man l3s West Ninety-scventh Street 4
three story dwelling. altered into stores
and apartments, l7exl0c.
Frank Skolnik sold TO George L.
Moore jr a three story house, with
stores At 1854 Madison Avenue, 20x50.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Buys in Penn Zone

The newly formed 43l seventh Ave
rue Corporation. with L. Golieb' 5.
pumont and II. G. Miller as directors,
purehssed from the Scott estate me
four.story store building at 49, Sew
cntb Avenue. 24Sxi00.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Theaier for LynbroOk

John McKeefrey has been awarded
the contract for constructing a ne"
tbsater building for F. ". kehr a,
Lynnbrook. L. /, according to 5, Brown :
Letters. Inc. Construction Reports
Tho building will be one story high
from plans and specifications by Har-
risnn G. Wiseman.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
REAL ESrATE-sALE OK Rent
New Jersey
MONTCLAIH
REAL ESTATE

LIVE ~ YOUR OWN HOME. hsau-
tiful residential section between
Montciair and Norrlsfown Dutch
Colonial architecture. VIII sacIiflee
mine n eneft quick sals .2.500
down payment buys q. 1880 re-
ma!rirg On mfge. 20 Desirable plr-
cfarer lf'r rrafy 20 move into AL
most new. on plot i1oXi'o o.. trees
foverf. shrubs ten handsome rooms.
2 tie baths. living room Is q. long
with hugh oTen fireplace. steam heat.
running water. electric light, parqu~t
foors. hardwood trim. high IN the
hills. nfar pretty axe IN refined. en-
elusive ralshh0lhood near country
club. schools. churches and markets.
81 minutes On train 20 y y. g.
fpleuiid cnmmufafion service, y. /.
& w. complete beautifully decor
ated nothing extra 20 buy. coN-
MUTEH Post Office Box 1901, Ciiy
Hal station. y. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

MONTCLAIR-Owner will sell brand new
Colonial house rooms. sun porch,
rnlarium. ocyrrv possible improve mcrf. On
corner lof. fnr neirhhorhood. Watching
district. very reaf0raDle price, Esrngs II
wanted Open Tor inspection saturday and
Sunday Tusf look Af lt 10 burnside o..
near Naf~hurr aF
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Sale of Dobbs Ferry Estate

Kenneth Ives & Co. sold the prop
sriy known as the old Alberto de
''nstesui place. on Broadway and
linton Avenue, Dobbs Ferry. There
r' two acres. a large residence, and
Iisgs. Hardy s. Ferguson is the pur-
n,,si ,,, The property was held at
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Trading in Bronx Flats

oAekner & Goldner sold for the
,so,lins Realty Company TO Samuel
s-ooson the southwest corner Of Mo-
,, ,.ssh Avenue and is0th Street, a fve-
.sy apartment. 73x70. containing five
''i,sA The property was held az $4,000.
AMY Henning sold 20 John NJ.
~, I'LL y hve-story tenement at 30 East
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
Sales of Private Dwellings

Robert z. Kelly sold for Charles
Baumgarten 70 Eva Pepper, at 3is East
S1,y-ninth Street, three-story dwell
irg, l63x77l.
Samuel I. Schiller sold 20 Sake
kararek IS West 18th Street, three
story dwelling. lsxl00l1.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
40fh 81. Old Holding Sold

Joseph P. Day, Inc, sold for Mrs.
Carlon Bornn 10 Charles !. Taylor, 3l3
West Fortieth Street, FIVE story build
ing 200 feet west Of Eighth Avenue.
The property has been in the family for
many wears and has held AZ $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

Daniel Birdsall & Co., Inc. sold for
The Central Union Trust Company. as
trustee, 20 an investor So Leonard
Street, a fve-story building, 25xl0O.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-08
BUYS in Chester Heights Park

The Marberry Construction Com
pay sold a new house in Chester
Heights Park, Mount Vernon, with
lSfoo. front, 70 George c. Spiro
chsuneey B. Griffen was the broker.