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The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES.

One size smaller and walk in comfort
by using ALIENS FOOT-EASE. the
antiseptic powder for the feet Shak-
en- into the shoes and sprinkled in the
foot-bath, Aliens Foot-Sase makes
tight or new shoes feel easy; gives in
stant relief to corns, bunions and cal
louses, prevents Blisters, Callous and
Sore Spots.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
PERSONALS

n E. culver, of Macon, is il the
city
w. l.. Webb, Fernandina business
man, spent yesterday here.
Oliver S. Newbern, of Troy, Ala,
is spending a few days here.
The friends of L. D. Wilkes, who is
confined in the city hospital, will re-
gret to learn that his condition is SER
ious.
Frederick Kendrick. well kndwn
Chattanooga business man, was here
yesterday and will go over to the isl
and today to remain there+a week.
Isidor Fruchtman, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in a New
York hospital some days ago, is i'm
proving and will soon be out again,
returning here as soon as his physi-
cal condition permits.
H. NJ, Prayer, representing NJ. S.
&c d. A. .Byck, we'll known Savannah
Wholesale paper house, spent the day
here yesterday enroute to St. Simon,
where he will remain over Sunday.
Frank S. Marshall, of Jacksonville,
who has been spending the past sew
eral days here, returned to the Flor
ida metropolis yesterday for the pur
pose of bringing his family over as
home. Mr.. Marshal is a broker.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
THE TIDES
TO JULY 26.

Based on outer bar calculations
about one hour later in the harbor.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

tween Arco and Brunswick. Finder
Urn to News office and receive re-
ard. If
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

(ST- Small, white, male dog. An
vcrs to name of Mike" Last seen
ling OH street car corner Gloucester
Id Newcastle. Any information re
arding dog phone 1902. Reward If
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
BASEBALL
RESULTS


SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Birmingham, 5; New Orleans. 4.
Nashville, 8; Memphis, ).
Chattanooga, 8; Little Rock, Z
Only three games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At St. Louis, 5; Boston, 4.
Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, II.
Cincinnati, 3; New York, I.
Pittsburgh, 2; philadelphia, 1. >.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Boston, 3; Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, 0; St. Louis, /. s
= New York, 5; Detroit, l. /
Washington, 2; Cleveland, s.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

Oliver S. Newbern, of Troy, Ala
is spending a few days here.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
81 NDAY SCHEDULE

Weekly Excursions Thursday nights,
june LIST. to August list.
cave Brunswick ........ 500 p. N.
ave ocean Pier .... .... 11:O0 pm.
EXCURSION SATURDAY NIGHT
ave Brunswick =. ... 500 pm.
ave st. Simon .... e.. =. Hoo pm.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

N E. culver, of Macon, is il the
city
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

The friends of L. D. Wilkes, who is
confined in the city hospital, will re-
gret to learn that his condition is SER
i0us.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21

w. l.. Webb, Fernandina business
man, spent yesterday here.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-21
EXCURSION SATURDAY NIGHT

J. 3. WRIGHT,
Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
R e al Estate " G VS.
Vincent Astor Sells 8
Houses on Upper 5th Av.
Operator Buys Dwellings at
l30th 81. Adjoining Houses
Bought Some Time Ago

James II. Cruiskshank purchased
from Vincent Astor the south
west corner of Fifth Avenue and
130th Street, consisting OF eight five
story dwellings, six on the avenue,
t6.4isx78 each, and two four-story
dwellings, on 13oth Street, 16.Sx100
each, making total plottage of 10ox
40. Some time ago Mr.. Cruikshank
purchased the former Astor holdings,
consisting of twenty-eight private
dwellings at s to So West 13cth Street,
which adioins the present purchase to
the west. Clarence E. Hutchinson was
the broker.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. Caro-
lyn Inslee 49 West Ninety second
Street, a three-story dwelling, 20X100.
to buyer for occupancy.
Shaw, Rockwell g. Sanford sold for
Joseph Sobel to Marco Scolo 25 West
126th Street, three-story dwelling, 20
x100.
Leon Markus sold to Ernest N. Ad-
Ter the three two-story dwellings at
1922 East 123d Street. 50x100.11.
Israel Mackin sold to Albert II. Stout
the three-story dwelling at 223 West
131st Street, 16x99.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Another Busy Day
OF Trading in
Apartment Houses
Flat in West l4Ist Street
Sold Twice Within a.
Few Days; Operators and
Investors Among Buyers

The Manport Realty Company, l.
Portman president, resold to the Savro
Realty Corporation the six-story eleva-
tor apartment. house at 552 West 141st
Street, 55xt00, near Broadway Anthony
J. Romagna arranged the transaction.
The structure was acquired earlier in
the week by the selling company from
the Trevoe Realty Company, which had
been holding it at $1,000.
D. Kempner G Son, Inc, resold the
five-story apartment house at $50 West
Twenty-hrst Street, 25xl24. Tor the
Blade Estates, Inc. The same brokers
recently sold it to the sellers for the
Livingston estate.
Ralph Russo sold 1889 First Avenue,
southwest corner of 120th Street, a
tourist tenement house, 2Ox88, for
Charles Haase to John Quacchia.
j. Lemle sold for Lima Maer the five
story flathouse at 213 East Sixty ninth
Street, 2Sx100, between Second and
Third avenues, to an investor, who will
make extensoive alterations.
Leopold and Julius Buchsbaum, oper-
ators, bought from Samuel Reilly 1902
West Ninety ninth Street, which had
been in one ownership for thirty two
years. B. Bolch was the broker.
Albert D. Phelps and H. J. Rogers
sold for William Kausing the two five
story fiathouses with stores at 1871 and
1878 Third Avenue. northeast corner of
Seventy third Street, 51xS0. The pur
chaser is an investing client of Fred
erick Weiss The same broker sold this
property to the sellers three years ago
J. P. & l.. A. Kissling sold for Su
sanna Hoffmsnn 791 Ninth Avenue, a
five-story f1athouse with stores, 25X100.
The property was built by the present
seller twenty-five years ago.
Giuseppe Iacolina resold to Giuseppe
and Anne Nardi the five story tenement
house Mt ZIG East Ninety fifth Street,
25x100S.
The Harlem Realty Company resold
for Giuseppe Iacaloni. 1885 and 1887
First Avenue, two story tenement
houses, 4Ox8O, to A. Grant.
Bertha Ichler sold to Harry Klaus
ner the ive-story tenement house at
26 Clinton Street, 26.6x75.
The Feleben Realty Corporation re-
sold to Nathan T. Wolfe the six-story
tenement house at the northwest cor
ner of First Avenue and Houston
Street, 76x50x irregular.
The Nelson & Williams Company
sold to Minnie Blum and Mollie Her
man the three-story building at 264
Monroe Street, 25x876X irregular.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Leases of Apartment Suites
I'm High Glass Houses

- lease o d Gilman leased apartments
at ot Park Avenue, to Mrs. J. D. Herr.
man; at l45 East Thirty-ffth Street r.
=; d. Coleman Drayton; at III West
b.. 10y ~ seventh ss, Street, now being erected
~ me Shamokin Realty Company to
itadar +;n4I de keczer; at 178 East Seveen-
sn tietn n street, to DR.. H. T. Chickering: at
~ . East Eighty-third Street, to Dr. M
e. e. honinson; at 35 East Eighty-fourtb
oIreet, now being built by I. Polstein
70 70 T. r: Goepel and H. C. Lomb: at 4
East Eighty-eighth Street now beine
eTecced by the Almah Corporation 70
mrs. N :, Martin V. Kelley and to Dan;a1
NJ VI: ;nIiynes; at 391 West End Avenue 70
wllham Van Hoogstraten; at 135 West
,H,eventy-ninth Street, to Mrs. p Coo
I,ch' and at West Ninetv.fo,r+h
street. to j. B. Schlesinger.
douglas L. Gilman g. Co ,e.sod
apartments at $50 Park Avenue to I
6M1oWard Ardrey, vice-president of the
1atlonal Bank of Commerce: At 1o7S
Park P Avenue to Dudley H. Mills: at W Xix
Gast S,s!, Fifty-third Street. to Ricbard r
Wiison; at as East Sixty-frst Straa+
70 10 John H. Harold, and at 122 Fast
Seventysixth Street. to = " Vo,ie East
,, mm' a White & Sons leased apart
Fis. Inents TO Margaret Linden at 8 East
rllooy-Iourth ~ Street; to Ward Stephens
at "a East Sixty-frst Street; to Alfre5
Newoery at l26 East Nineteenth Street :.
TO Marion j. Barber at 4t6 Mad;son
avenue to Howard Brubaker at Ia
East Iwenty-frst Street, and tn Evan
D. owen at 40 Madison Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Motor Concern Now Controls
Columbus Avenue Block Front

The Detroit Cadillas Motor Car
Realty Company, by the purchase of
the five-story building at 70 Columbus
Avenue from August Faux, completed
ownership to the entire avenue from
tage on the west side between Sixty
second and Sixty-third streets, 'front.'
ing 20010 feet on Columbus Avenue,
100 feet on Sixty-second Street and
125 feet on Sixty-third Street, i'm
proved with old-fashicned buildings.
1t is understood that service station
will rise on the site.
Coincident with the acquisition of
this piece, there was recorded in the
Registers office blanket mortgage
for $350,000 for one year made by the
Detroit Cadillac company to the Aero
marine Plane and Motor Company
covering the Columbus Avenue block
with prior mortgage of S180,250;
the salesroonls at the northwest corner
of Broadway and Sixty-second Street,
with liens of $3.50, 900; a six-lot site on
Sixtyseventh and Sixty-eighth streets,
near West End Avenue, having prior
mortgage for S45,000, and property in
Kings and Queens counties.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Better Business
Indicated i'm Big
Demand for Space

The Cross & Brown Company leased
space in the Fisk Building, Broadway
and Fifty-seventh Street, to S. II. Con-
nors, Inc, and Offices to Arthur Silver
berg in the Fitzgerald Building, 1882
Broadway.
Pease & Gilman leased the parlor
floor at 1015 Lexington Avenue to Nine.
Sidonia Panofsky.
S. Osgood Pell &, Co. sold to a client
the lease of store in the Hotel Lor-
raine, Forty-fifth Street and Fifth Ave
nue., for the La Camille Corset Com
pany, and has also secured an extern
sion of the present lease from the
United Cigar Stores Company, who
leased the entire building about two
years ago from the Matthew Byrnes
estate.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, leased office
space in the Liggett Building, corner
Forty second Street and Madison Ave
nue., to the Meirose Dental Depot, Inc,
and in the Tilden Building, 105 West
Fortieth Street, to Wilson's Incorpo-
rated British and Colonial Export Com
pany.
Butler & Baldwin, inc, leased the
store and basement at 9 East Forty
seventh Street to Jules Dardonville,
Inc, dealers in objets dart, for many
years located at Fifth Avenue and
Forty-ninth Street.
Douglas L. Gilman e. Co., Inc, leased
to Mile. A. Guzum, modiste, the third
floor at 18 East Forty-ninth Street.
Adams G. Co. leased floor at 576 and
578 Broadway to the Universal Bras
siere Company, a floor at 1870 and 1872
West Twenty-ninth Street to the Amer
ican Coat House, Inc, space at 1922 and
124 Fifth Avenue to S. Weinberg &
Co. and a store at West Twenty third
Street to NJ. II. Black g. Co.
Florea & Herbst, Inc, rented to Jo-
seph Yallow 1947 Lexington Avenue, be-
tween 120th and 121st streets, two
story business building.
Samuel H. Martin has leased the
basement, ground floor and first floor at
348 East Twenty third Street to the
Herman Extract Corporation.
The Haggstrom Callen Company
leased for five years the store and base
ment at ID Amsterdam Avenue to Fred
erick Kappes for a general market.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc, leased the
store at Fl Murray Street to the Great
Western Manufacturing Company, a
loft at 250 Water Street to George
Delatour and Offices at Maiden Lane to
Irving Richman and Murphy e. Toomey.
Levi e. Weyl leased space at 693
broadway to Moe D. Calsom.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Quick Resale
OF Large Loft
I'm 36tEl Street
Operators Sell Contract for
Twelve Story Building
Between 5th and 9th Ave
nues Held at S500,OOO

The twelve-story Commercial Build
ing at 1921 West Thirty-sixth Street,
ssx9s9, between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues, has been resold through Byrne
& Bowman for the Denwood Really
Company. Benjamin Benenson presi-
dent, 70 R. Wishnak for investment.
The property was held at 100000 The
selling company now holds the prop-
erty under contract of purchase re
Gently made with the Ideal Investing
Company and the new owner will take
title direct from the latter company
Frederick Lese represented the Den
wood Realty Company and Alfred D..
Kubie acted for the purchaser.
This is the seventh large property
in the West Thirties sold by Byrne &
Bowman since the first of the year, the
other deals including the sixteen-storv
building at 1917 West Thirty-sixth
Street. adjoining; fourteen-story Co
9umbia Trust Company Building at the
horthwest corner of Fifth Avenue and
Thirty-fourth Street; twelve-s story Col
pny Arcade at 63-67 West Thirty
eighth Street. through to 62-64 West
Thirty-ninth Street, and the fifteen
story Arena Building at 38-40 West
Thirty-second Street, through to 39-41
West Thirty-frst Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Demand Strong for All
Glasses of Bronx Realty
Buyers for Flats, Both Large
and Small; Sales of Dwellings
and Vacant Sites

J. S. Maxwell sold for Anne and B.
Farquhar Curtis to an investor 1853
East fremont Avenue, a five-story
apartment, 49x10O; also 1911 Anthony
Avenue, 45x100, a fve-story apartment
with store, at the northwest corner of
East fremont and Anthony avenues,
The properties were held at S150,000.
The Arnold Investing Company, Inc,
M. Rosenthal president, purchased
from DIR. Bareano the six-story new
Boston Road. Frank E. Silveyman rep
resented the purchaser.
Harry Calm sold the fve-story apart
ment at 1926 Boston Road, 50x150, held
at $4,000, to Richman E. Samuels.
Louis Levy sr. and David Frankenthaul
were the brokers.
Harry ii. Cohen sold to Harold Car
pen 1864 and 1866 Brook Avenue, two
three-story buildings with stores, for
Mrs. A. L. Bissinger; also the north
east corner of 1S7th Street and Pros
pect Avenue, modern apartment. 5Ox
80, held at $4,000.
Clement H. Smith sold for Mrs.
Davies the six-story apartment at the
northwest corner of 155th Street and
Union Avenue; also sold for II. Dewey
ShS property AZ tUe nQTIneASt cOTne Z
of University Avenue and fremont
Avenue, consisting of 51a lots and a
private house.
Louis Reuter- resold the two five
story apartments at 2043 and 2047
Webster Avenue for a Mr.. Quinay to
l.. A. Robitzek.
Emma Karch sold to Gussie Halperin
the two-story dwelling at 1880 Vyse
Avenue, 25x100.
Henry Weyhausen sold to BENJAMIN
Ezrin the two-story dwelling at 214G
Mapes Avenue, 22xl45.2
Henry Knabe sold to Louis Plen the
three-s story dwelling at 381 East l36th
Street, 206x100.
Peter Ross sold to OLYMPIA de Maio
the two-story dwelling at 1928 Belmont
Avenue, 25x100.
Cologero Cavera sold to Biaggio de
Giuseppe the two-story building a,
1920 Brook Avenue, 25x95.
The firm of Leonard ]. Carpente,
sold for Newbold Morris six lots or
the corner of 166th Street and Findlay
Avenue, to the Vita Holding Corpora,
The Melfram Realty Corporation sold
TO Sarah Cohen the property, 39.6x1O0
on the east side Of Morris Avenue
237.11 feet north of 168th Street.
Frank F. Brady sold the plot. 5Oz
100, on the north side of 182d Street
ioO feet west of Grand Avenue, to
Aauro Aparusso
The Land Estates, Inc, sold through
y l.. q K. W. Davis the plot, 15Ox2i9
on the west side of Jerome Avenue
900 1eet south of 1920 Street,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Results of Auction Sales
BY Joseph P. Day

BY Joseph p Day
Houston st. sS3 E, e. 100 Suffolk
st. 2Sx1oe. 6-sty int & strs & s-sty rear
int: Harmon W. Hendricks ct al agt
Peter S. Rigney ct all amt due. $29T24;
By Henry Brady
West Farms I'd, 8 g. 1917 Devoe ave
&s.fexGf5. 5.7x5o.3x100.s: Domestic Realty
Co agt Rasac Realty Co ct al; action .
srnt due, sio.7S2.03: taxes, etc, S257s52
TO the plaintiff Cor $4,000
i77th s. e, ). 20i7 W Bronx Park I'd
30 szss- ix5oxse.s. same agt same: action
2; amt due. s3,T07.6 81. taxes. etc, SI5ol lsa
10 the plaintiff for $500.
Wyatt st. $, 17s Devoe av, SsIlx
loe.sx5s.ex!oo.l; same agt same; action 8
amt dse, se.elb.Se; taxes, etc. Si,Iss,66;
TO the plaintiff for $4,000
fremont az Y, y. 1e7.s Devoe az.
o.. 1921 sxs6.2; sasns agt game: &C.
ssasssa Sa amt % haps s,;iesoss taxes ETC.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Former Home of Tiffany
In Union Square Sold
More Than 100000 Was
Spent in Erecting Building
at 18th Street COrnex


- After A ownership of over forty years,
iinany & Co. sold their old home at
1l-15 Union Square, southwest corner
of Fifteenth Street, to Frederick
Brown 1t is fve-story buiIdinr ~ 6x
166.1o, built by Tiffany & Co. at a cost
OF over 100000, considered one of the
hnest specimens of freproof construc-
ton and architecture in the citv at
that time. ''
1T was occupied by them as their retail
establishment when this section Of the
city, was the exclusive retail shopnine
center until the northward movement
forced them to move to their new homo
at at ruth Avenue and Thirty-seventh
9treet' The property is built on ground
leased from the Van Buren, estate. Al
1ert @ g. Ashforth, Inc, negotiated the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Estate Leases Columbus Ave.
BIOck Front for S1.I0n Onn

DAVID j. Rubinstein leased from the
rockford estate the block front on the
Vest te SIDE OF Columbus Avenue, from
20, through L. J. Phillips & Co. and
will replace the old five-story flats with
three story stores and Offices. The
lease is for forty-three years, at a to-
tai rental of $1,100,O00. Work will
start October l. His companies are
completing six-story apartments to
cost $260,O00 at the northwest corner
Of Sherman Avenue and l65th Street,
and $SO0,0oo apartments at the north
west corner of 16Sth Street and Con
course.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Gen. Horace Porter Estate Sells
Madison Av. House 10 Trust Co.

The New York Trust Comuanv nnr.
chased from the General Horace Porter
estate, Guaranty Trust Company, exec
utor, the property at 277 Madison Ave
nue., southeast corner of Fortieth
Street, which will be used as branch
Office after extensive alterations have
been completed. Speyers & Co., Inc,
negotiated the deal. 1t is four-storv
and basement house, 24.9x1o0. The
banking quarters OF the trust company
will occupy the lower floors and the
upper space will be rented for business
rurroses
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
1orkville Bank Gets More
Space For Larger Sd Ay. Horoe

The Yorkville Bank purchased from,
the Baecht family three sta WIN Ii1ili
ing at 1915 Third Avenue. 25y1oo Tho
bank intends to demolish the nronertr-
and erect new building which II viii
add to its present quarters at 1511 ma
1913 Third Avenue, northeast corner ~ ot
Eighty-ffth Street. BY this purcha 60
tne tnne bank will have banking room 75x
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Sales in Flushing

Fred Curran purchased from Theo-
dore NJ Lay. Inc, two-family
Colonial dwelling now being erected
on the south side of Madison Avenue,
near Murray Street, Flushing, 5ox112.
The Halleran Agency negotiated the
deal.
The Albany Heights Realty Company
sold through Quinlan, Terry G. John
son, Inc, the plot at the southwest cor
ner Of Whitestone Avenue and Covert
Place, Flushing, to Michael D. Laurita,
Of Corona
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
WESTCHESTER A1ll
NSsSsM Sssssaa4sE SALE OR RENT HSaEa. haSS8$aaBS
LARCIiNIONT
COLONIAL HOUSES

ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOUSES min
utes station; view Of Sound; all i'm
provements. large veranda. breakfast
porch, tiled built-in bath and shower, two
very large bedrooms living room, dining
room hall and kitchen, laundry and toilet
in cellar; best workmanship and materials
artistic fixtures, oak floors throughout: |:
corner lot. frontage $50 TT; charming To-
cation; S14,500. Apply Wildwood Road.
Phone Larchmont 546.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
To Tusld nj MsIh.

Grover Trumbull, of the Liberty Ma
tionai Bank. who recently sold his resi-
aence on North Drive, Malba- on-the-
sound, /. l., purchased waterfront
plot at Maiha Drive and the Boulevard
de VIII greet dwelling from plans
by c. D. Bauer, architect,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
CRESTWOOD
THIS is THE HOME vor,,

THIS is THE HOME you've been dreaming
or; built of field stone with walls 20
!nches thick; windows trimmed with red
tapestry brick; heated glass sun porch on
s"u,h u,h SIDE four large bedrooms; large
aiuc, not water heat. oak floors open Are
pace FOR burning logs copper leaders to
gu.,ers; plot sSxl00. ROBERT j. SCHfER
y. Y >'' ~NNse oou'
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
BEAUTrFUL sHORE FRoNT.

lust offered; 36 minutes out; three acres
gorgeous grounds; 4-car garage and quar-
terms; modern brick and stucco mansion, 10
bedrooms baths, billiard room, beaut-
full living rooms, hot water heat, gas etc
wonderful value. MURDOCH e. HAWLEY,
Phone 426 Larchmost. 40 Post Road (ad-
joining postofficet). Larchmont. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Long rsland

BARGAIN-Beautiful 8 room house, all i'm
provements; largo water frontage; best
condition finest location; reasonable price
good terms. J. MACK co. REALTY
AGENCY. Office near R. r. Station, Hun
tington, J.. ].
LOTS, 45x100 minutes from station, 2S
minutes to Pennsylvania Station Laurel
ton, L. l., bargain; Connavale. Inquire Of
Quinn & Howell, opposite station
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Picknev Estate Sells Tofs

The Real Estate Management Com
peny sold for the estate of Mary G..
Pinkney the two lots on the south side
of 141st Street, 50x99.11, 1912 feet
east of Lenox Avenue, to Eusebius d.
Stewart, who intends to erect an auto
mobile repair shop.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Brooklyn

1920 WESTMINSTER ROAD. corner Cation
sv,, at Prospect Park---l7 minutes from
ananetal district; high class resident!ai
neig ighoorhood, two modern apartment
buildings just completed, suites of and 4
large outside rooms with and 0 closets:
"a irornia bungalow apartments" SOUND,
proofed' perfect appointments; decorations
70 suit tenants. Church ay. express nta.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
NEW ROCHELLE

OWNER MUST MOVE to pennsylvanla
october 1st. offers fine Groom stunco
nome, baths. hot water heat. garage,
coal in cellar for s15,500 ''
OLCOTT 6 Ef;GER
81 u. 42d st" n. Y. Telu. Murray Hill s32s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
222S.uOO T.. I. CITY Lease

NJ. & =. Hess, Inc, leased to the
eerg Auto Truck and Speciality Com
2any space in the Chicle Building at
Long Island City at an aggregate
rental of more than $125,o00.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN.

New cozy and attractive 7-room stucco,
2 baths all improvements, in choice sec
ton, restricted; garage; plot 55xi00,
300 easy terms; a real opportunity.
T. III. COLLINS, 81 Boston Road, Larch-
mont. n. Y. Phone 274.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
PELHAM MANOR

BARGAIN--In beautiful Pelham Manor
frame house, IL rooms, baths hot
water neat Price only $4,000 Easy
terms MRS. EDMUND w. BOpISE
40 Main ST., New Rochelle Tel. s$s Nav
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Westchester

7-RooM Colonial house. ali improvements:
N corner trat Plot; iooIxiaoo Iia Earage 10 minutes
Beach; price $4,000. A. l. PHlLLIPs q
son. owners and builders. I'd and Henry SITS.
Harrison, ". Y '
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
RYE

FOR SALE. new design stucoo house ,
rons, tile bath, toieta fireplace. iiv-
not water heat: plot l00x150: location
IDEAL; satisfactory terms Box 100. Trth.
une s'p
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

UNIQUE GROOM COLONIAL, tvpe good
plot excellent location, convenient to
markets. station, schools, etc; garage built
In, all improvements price $4,000: might
shade Tor quick sale and make most rea-
sonable terms. p. ii. COLLINS, 81 Boston
Road, Larchmont Phone 27A ''
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

GREENWICH, CONN.-For sale, Groom cot
tage,. nearly new conveniently located ir
attractive section; plot S5x175; asking s13
3@Vo @ make offer; sacrifice for quick action
Phone Greenwich 1894
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
New York State

FOR sALE-Resort with s-hole golf
Mountains; so acres land, beautiful lake:
accommodates 125 guests good place for
scnool or club: Inquire Wilson, 2o4 East
Post Road. White Plains n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
yoNKERs

FOR sALE~-High, healthfus location: new
beautiful section. blocks above ci,y
me rooms. all improvements; coal IN
cellar; plot o0xl0o, garage $is.n terms
owner, no AGENTS. Tel. Yonkers ahaA. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
uouNT VERNON

FOR sALE--In Mount Vernon. large stueoo
.,Na house, Twelve rooms, three baths. thres
sleeping porches; stucco garage for thres
cars Ga no reasonable offer refused. Wul RENT
morns N r,Shs v.rn party. Owner 20 East orsaa ST..
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
New Jersey
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