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Either New or Used from the AUTHORIZED BUICK EXCHANGE DEALERS 239 We 58th St. at Broadway Your present car accepted as part payment if desired "BEST" GREAT STOCK a AT BED ROCK PRICES itlons Invited; in New York's Busiest Used Car House! Why? Because of 23 Years' Square Dealing! tust as Represent! 3 to 12 Months Credit Given if Desired tit No Mortoages! No Publicity! "59," "57," "55," "53" K. Imperials, Kfa- Etc Prices of above from $400 up Belw Off? fa-kin 1 laie. irlng I upeiett? $750 pima IS uerlesses (Sedan, 8(1011 urlng i Kindirrti Kig TourliiR, 1 Via le I i. $530 Bra ancla Towimar.

OT.v Satin Tl Town? ai i Util Inton Se lar i $1,250 2 10 Bl lie Spa Liter IM; PI i us.i Dai In I Town i nger 0 Other Al ttirti? Arrivai. LJIRE NOW! "Firs?" Fabrics, $12, $i5 JSi5 "First" Cords, $16.50 to $30 Cai ion Go id Jlctirt rtepubll Knights, and I Other Sizes in Fabrics, $4 to $15 Other Sizes in Cords, $9 to $18, etc. ti Ajaxes, $1 50 $2 00 $2 'r? $2 50 0-or Auto Rock Boium! ItoUi ti Ui lauJrii laulPtt? Hurts i karrt A Jandcri Automobile Co. Pbone Circle 2475. Estab.

in 1399 1739 Broadway, near 56th st. BR00K6 JOHNS (I MJISTtO lr ORCHESTRA KQKHSyPM.TtUCLOSft/G 11 3v 1 FOR REifRVATiONS fj CALI. ClftCli Cluh Durant SUPPER DANCES Evenings at 10:30 P. M. NEW ORCHESTRA DELfViONICOS fifth Avr-nue at 44th Street FOREST HILLS INN STREET, 2S 3.,,.

'L 1 HEATRK AND SHOP MINUTES mfr cKsry.AL sta Inn, Keren! L. I. treasury Kills Offered To-day At Per Cent $150,000,000 Issue HocoS. nizeeRestoration of Money Hatos and Interest to Prac? tically tho I 9 I 7 Basis Restoration of money ami in teresl charges, to virtually the basis Obtaining in liM" before the United Sutes government inaugurated it? pro pram of war financing is officially recognized in the offering bv tary of tho Treasury Mellon to-day of an issue of Treasury 'cer tincates of Indebtedness, maturing in six month-, and bearing interest at tho rato of cent yenr With UlB exception of some throe months' cer? tificates, sold in the fall of 1917, no United States government issue has been brought out at so low a rate since the first; Liberty loan. The minimum rato previously paid by the Treasury in its financial o'KM-ations designed to accomplish an adjustment 01 tho debt rolled up during the war and to anticipate taN payments has been per cent.

This rate was paid as recently as March 16, when an issue Oi one certificates, acceptable for taxes, was distributed, and, making allowances for the shorter maturity of the new issue, the precipi? tancy of the drop to 3H per cent is regarded as indicative of an important change in money and credit conditions in the interim. The significance of the return to a per cent rate, it was pointed out last night, is emphasized hy the fact that the government in borrowing to? day, enters the market on a strictly competitive basis with other borrowers. The effect of the new issue is expect? ed to he a fun her stimulus to the in? vestment security market, and possibly also to the trading in speculative se? curities, although the fixing of the rate i at 3M? per cent merely crystallizes in fluences already operative in these fields. Government cognizance of money easement may also result, it was felt last night, in increased confi dence in the outlook on the part of business and industry and an accelera tion of recovery from the era of de pression. Announcement of the offering was contained in a circular sent out last i night to hanking institutions, invest ment houses and the principal corpo I rations in this district by Governor Benjamin Strong of the New York Ped eral Reserve Bank, at which applies i tions will be received.

The certificates, dated April 15 and maturing October 16 of this year, are issued in denonii nations of $500. 85,000, $10.000 and $100,000. They do not bear the cir i dilation privilege and will not be ac cepted in payment of s. The right is reserved to reject any subscription and to allot less than the amount ap plied for. The issue hears the usual tax-exempt features.

an Calls For ore Contract Cuts 3y Traction Lines Wants Stockholders to Mod? ify Loases; Bondholders to Foreclose on interborough .35 Million Stock In a letter sent yesterday to John P. O'Brien, corporation counsel. Mayor Hylan declared that other contract re? ductions and modification of leases should be made oy the traction com? panies besides that of the reduction of the guaranteed dividends by the Inter borough Rapid Company to the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company as recently announced. The Mayor clared that many of surface line companies which are operated under leases to the New York Railways Com? pany (controlled by the lnlorborough i Consolidated Corporation) are in re ceipt of exorbitant rentals guaranteed by the operating company. The Mayor saiil this was shown in many instances i in the investigation of the traction companies by the Board of Estimate two years ago.

urged Mr. O'Brien to try to induce the Federal Court and the receiver of the New York Railways Company to prevail on the stockholders of the subsidiary surface com I ailie? to agre? to a modification of their leases so that the rental pay? ments and other charges be re? duced to normal. Question of Trimming "I am calling these facts to your at tention," he said, "to make conspicuous specific ways by which these traction interest? can 'trim' their own excessive guaranteed profits, instead of "trim? ming' the public on hierher fares." Colonel Grayson M. P. Murphy, chair man of the bondholders' committee of tin? collate? ral trust 4V4 per cent bonds, yesterday confirmed the report that the bondhold? er- will at an early date foreclose on the Interborough company's $.15.000,000 slock.

In answer to an inquiry, Colonel rphy sa "The proposed plan of readjustment will necessarily involve the foreclosure i of tho collateral trust indenture under which the Interborough Rapid Transit Company's stock is pledged as security the Interborough-Metropolitan per cent bonds. The purpose and effect of this foreclosure will simply be to enable the committee to reduce the Interborough stock to possession. That foreclosure will in no way affect the Interborough Rapid Transit Company or that company's own bonds and notes." Stock Ownership in Doubt August Cornelius Vander bill and others, who are the heaviest holders of the Inlerborugh shares, are also either directors or stock? holders in the Inlerborugh Rapid Tran sit Company. The foreclosure will establish definite possession of the stock. This possession has been in doubt since September, 1920.

sine" which time the stock has been on de? posit with the Empire Trust Company, practically in escrow. Because of the doubtful ownership the Inlerborugh has been unable to vote or use these shares. The result has been that it has been impossible to elect any di? rectors to fill vacancies on the Inter? borough board. The Transit Commission yesterday received the report from its engineers upon the bids opened on Monday for elevators and entrance's at 168th Street and Broadway, for finishing four sta tions on the Fourteenth Street. Eastern line, at Bedford Avenue, Street, Graham Avenue and Grand Street, and for the reconstruction a ad alteration of the Borough Hail station on the subway in Brooklyn and to provide escalators.

The four new Brooklyn stations are to be finished within'eight months. The 168th Street job is to be completed within sixteen months. Stores in WallonAve. Sold G. Carlucci Co.

sold for the F. Building Corporation to Loois Ro the new one-story building with nine stores at the northeast corner of 181st Street and Walton Axenue, 60x 100. Rea 1 Est Operator Buys Big Flat on West End Ave. Benjamin Winter Acquires House at 99th St. Corner With Adjoining Dwellings; Woman Soils Devonshire Ralph Gushee sold to the Winter Realties, Benjamin Winter, presi? dent, the thirteen-story apartment, at.

to 799 West End Avenue, south? west corner of Ninety-ninth Street, 110x100; also 786 and 787 West End Avenue, two four-story and basement private dwellings, adjoining, for light protection. This apartment house is arranged in suites of five, six and seven rooms, with two and three baths. It was held at Mr. Ebhitt, I of Slawson Ilohbs, M. Cohen Co.

i and Henry I. Cooper were the brokers. The Wood, Poison Company, I through its representative. Charlea J. Quinlan, sold for Arline Harrison the six-story elevator apartment house known as the Devonshire, at 325 West Eighty-third Street, between West End Avenue and Riverside Drive.

The apartments are arranged in suites of two to seven rooms. Geisler, of Goodwin Goodwin, sold to the Vivian Green Con? struction Company the four four-story at 226 to 2.12 East Seventieth 100x100; also for Henry Simon 1 the five-story flat at 51 West 117th i Street, 26x100. The newly formrd 924 Columbus Ave nue Really Company, represented by Abberly Rryde, and having for di? rectors Lizzie Heuer. Irene R. Knini viede and Rosalie F.

Kulz.e, purchased I from the Spannaus estate the five-story flat with stores, 25x75, at 924 Columbus Avenue. P. M. Clear Co. sold for the Dor mond Realty Company, the two five-story tenements, 33x100 each, at 40 and 58 to fi2 Third Avenue, to the Loan Star Realty Corporation.

Temple C. sold to the Ethell Holding Corporation 274 West, 128th 'Street, a four-story house, 20.10x99.11. Block Front in Bronx Owned For Years Bought hy Operator Max N. Natanson purchased from! Rosalie C. Colihan, Edward John J.

and Frank M. McQuade. the vacant comprising the block front on East Tre mont Avenue, 177th Street, between! Crotona Parkway and Honeywell Ave-' nue. Tho property has frontages of, 124 feet on Tromont Avenue, 208 feetI on Crotona Parkway and 191 feet on HoneywoJl Avenue, and includes about thirteen city lots. It was held at 000 and was sold for cash.

This is the: I first sale of tho property in over forty years, Clifford Aaron was the broker. Grudin Sawitch Fold for M. son to Bradbech Elkoff a plot, 75x i 115, on the north side of Tromont Ave-1 nue, between Marmion Avenue and Southern Boulevard, for improvement with a business building; for J. Con? nors the dwelling Clinton Avenue to I. Wolinsky, and for M.

Mintz and A. Libehof the store building at the southwest corner of Brthgate Avenue and 187th Street to the Werebitik Realty Company, Inc. The John P. Peel Company sold for the Jupiter Realty Company, Nathan Wilson president, the one-story store building at 1969 and 1971 University Avenue to the William S. Dempsey Realty Company.

Martin the lot, 25x100. on i the west side of Grand Concourse, twenty-five feet south of 175th Street. J. Clarence Davies and John Pluger negotiated tho sale. To Continue Bermuda Line The Royal Mail Steam Packet Com-j i pany is seeking a first-class steamer i to replace the Araguaya when the lat- I ter withdraws from the Bermuda ser- on April 22 and sails for Europe, i i where she will re-enter tho South American run.

The steamer Vasari, of the Lamport. Holt Line, will stop I at Bermuda on April 22 to pick up Royal Mail tourists for New York. luvers Arrived Continued Croan paar? W. Wilson, men's clothing, furnishings Breslln. ST.

LOUIS CaTltnn D. G. J. W. Stahlberg, rib laces, embroidery, neckwear, boudoir caps; 32!) B'way.

D. G. F. X. Walsh, dress goods; S77 B'waa Famous Burr; Rogers (buse i nient), silks, dress Ronrm; 37 W.

26th st, ST. FAIL.Husch Bros. F. Water? man, jobs silk underwear, better 1 waists; il W. st 14.

Nugent fi Miss McGreevy, Jobs better Bilk dresses; Miss prohan, suits; care Affiliated Retail Stores, 1373 I B'way. SAN DIEGO, Dowling, petticoats; care Kirby, Blocli Fipcher, 362 av A Emporium; A. Lur.dstrum, representing; 326 5th av. PAN' FRANCISCO- -H. Smith's and Suit Co I.

Smith, suits. McAlpIn SAN' FRANCISCO Emporium; Clifford, rhiidren's wear; 3325 6th av. SAVANNAH. Mohr S. i Mohr, cotton piece goods, flannels, domes? tics, blankets, comforters, hosiery, men's fin nishlngs; SFi5 Bway.

SAVANNAH, Ga Raskin; .1 Buchs bauin, jobs canton crepe dresses, care Ben Geltner, 370 7th av. SCRANTON, D. G. H. p.

reinlich, merchandise manager, women's ready to wear Unes; B. Green berg colion piece blankets, com i forters. bedding, dry goods, care Ben F. i 37 W. 2Sih st.

PPRI VOFIRLP, S- Wai lare- Mr Lear v. toys; 24" av. SCHENECTADY, N. M. Weinstein, ready to I Buvlng l1Ri B'way.

SEATTLE, Wash -Bon Marche; Mr seltnan meirhandls? manager; 235 fit av. l' SIOUX CITT, Iowa Fusfield's: David Fusfleld, coats, dresses; Hen i Geltner, 7th av. ST Grossman Depart I ment Store; Jak? Grossman, suits I (jre-sses, high-class marchandise; Pennsyl M. Germain, khakis; McAlpin. I.Kpi.i- -Rejejiolds-Munro Munro, ready to weai Olaridg?" TROT Bros F.

Wein? stein to wear; care Kellowe? Buyins Co 116?) B'wav T. Maher Bros i J. Malier, men's clothing and furnishings; Flanders. WASHINGTON The Heeht Miss women's ready to wear; Miss Friedman, misses' and children's ready to wear; car? Baer Lilien! hal. 1150 B'way.

Kann Sons J. H. was! blankets, cotton goods: 482 4th a-, Samuel Petow; Samuel Pete millinery Martinique. WILKBS-BARRE, Pa, W. P.

Whal.n, linens. C. abogan, 1-34 WILKES BAKRE, Pa, Wilkes-Barre P. G. George B.

Jones, woolen and cotton piece goods, blankets, comforters, bedding, silks, satins, velvets; 2:: 26th st. Lesher, general Pennsylvania. WORCESTER Mclnnea George F. Moran, cotton arid woolen dress goods; 433 4th aV Kiiplowilz Bros P. H.

Kaplowltz, dress- 'es: Munzer 7th sur. Parker-Bridgett H. N. LeaUnea. men's clothing; S00 6th Room 550.

WHEELING, w. M. RIc? it. millinery; Pennsylvania. YORK, H.

H. Sprenkle Co H. 1 Sprenkle, hardware, notions, Iniplem ms, etc Martinique. yiUNGSTOWN. Ohio Schneider's; D.

Schneider, domestics and woojens; loaks, Buyers Coming Chicago htere. Co R. Weil, trimmed hat? in W. st. tEipecled Thursday.

April 13.) ate News Mrs. E. H. Wagstaff Solls Greenwich Village House Fesse have foi Mi E. H.

Wagstaff tho 17-foot dwelling at 21? West Ninth Street, be? tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, to a client for occupancy. The property wan heul at $30.000. The Kvorett M. Scixas Compnny sold for Kellmann the three-story dwell- iiic nt 330 East Forty-third Stret, l8.8x 100, Mrs. Catherine Gerrity.

William .1. Taylor sold to Dr. George H. Ryder tho four-storv dwelling, 15x 100.5, at West Fiftieth Street, Co- lumbia College leasehold. J.

Phillips Co. sold for Mirinm V. Lincoln the three-story dwelling at 3316 West Fiphty-fourth St'reet. Clients of Mack Taylor have formed the 40 West Ninety-fifth Street, for tho purpose of buying the three-story dwelling, 19x100.8, at 46 I West Ninety-fifth Street. Pincus D.

Epstein sold to Louis I Pearlman ,135 East Eighty-second Street, a throo-storv d-vollintr. 17.10x I 102.2. Jonas Kahn sold lOisi Lexington Avenue, a dwelling and atore. to ('. A.

Schnitze. Sigmund Levy was the broker. Nasanowitz resold to Colman and others the two three-story i dwellings at 82 and 84 Atuhibon Ave- nue. 38.6x100. The houses will be ex- tensively altered.

Albert H. Stout sold to Mrs. Elira Seaman 314 West 137th Street, a three- story dwelling, 10x100, and 245 West! 134th Street, a three-storv dwelling, 15x100, to a client of Charles Taylor. The three-story dwelling at tho northeast corner of Edgecombe and 13fith Street, 20x90, has been pur-I chased bv the Roach Leasing Companv from Harrv W. Bell.

Dr. H. Schwartz Buys Country Estate at Auction Dr, Herman Schw.irt?, bought the estate known as the Aspetong. com? prising 104 acres, at New Windsor, (Orange County, N. for at the sales day offering conducted by Joseph P.

Day in the Vesey Street salesroom yesterday. The Naughton Construction Com? pany bought tho five-story tenement at the northeast corner of Eleventh Ave? nue and Fifty-third Street for $21,250 I and 35 East First Street for. $18,900. Jacob Finklestein paid $122,000 for the four tenements the northeast cor? ner of First Avenue and Second Street. Herbert Milton paid $21.000 for the plot, 75x100.

on the west side of Haven Avenue, facing in West 109th Street. The same purchaser paid $12,000 for the plot, 75x100, facing in Service Street, almost in the re3ir of the Haven Avenue lots. William Rosenbaum paid $40,000 for the two-story tenements at 339 and 341 Fifth Street, and Clarence Scherr miester $52,350 for the two tenements at the southwest corner of Tenth Ave? nue and Fifty-first Street. Two bunga? lows at Long Reich, at Tennessee Ave? nue and Vermont St'-eet, sold for $4,500 and $4.300 each to Rose Edelston and Edward Roeder. The four-story hotel at the southeast corner of Liberty and West streets was bought by .1.

E. Howell at. I. Moritz acquired for $13,750 the piof. of six lots on the west, side of Reservoir Oval West, south of East 210th Street.

Inves'ors Trade in Bronx Houses Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low. operators, resold to an investing client of U. S. Tanco and So! Ullrnan.

1947 and 1949 Southern Boulevard, a six and one-half-story apartment, 50x100, con? taining six families on a floor. The Bess Realty Corporation sold to Wolf Steinberg the four-storv flat. 100x39.1, on the west side of Brook Avenue, 195.2 feet south of Wendover Avenue. Eugene L. Larkin sold for William Mary A.

and Willis H. Thorn, the two and one-half story residence at Bailey Avenue, northwest corner of 193d Street. Arthur E. Dockrell sold to Simon Klug the two-story dwelling at 276 Alexander Avenue, 20x106.6, at the northeast corner of 139th Street. Arena A.

Wright sold to Mary A. Sullivan a two-story dwelling at 2GT8 Marion Avenue. 15x173.6x irregular. C. Lentzseh sold to Victor Cohen a three-story dwelling at 1084 Grant, Ave? nue, 25x100.

Out-of-Town Investor Wil! Krect on Heights .1. Phillips Co. sold for the, trus? tees: of the estate of Max Freund a plot comprising about eight lots, on east sid" of Amsterdam Avenue, about 150 feet north of the Washington Bridge Plar.a, at I82d Street. The purchasing corporation, representing of an out-of-town investor, will erect at once a brick, steel and concrete garage with accommodations for 160 cars. Sale of Canal St.

Building Owned for 47 Years P. A. Edmiston sold for a client of Julius Bachrach 45 Street, a re e-s tory business building; This is the sale of the property forty-seven years. Burns Bros, bought property at 'he foot of East Fifty-sixth Street, abut? ting their cnnl yards, from the An? drews Institute for Giris. It mr-asures 51.5x98x irregular and carries rights to land under water.

$2.300,009 loan to Erect Cotton Exchange Skvsrraper The New York Cotton Exchange has obtained from the Enuitable I.ife As- surar.ee Society a loan of for the erection of its twenty-three- story exchang" and office structure from designs by Don Barber. It is to be built on the site of the present ex- change. William Street, Hanover Square and Renver Street. Tenant Purchases Market The Greenwich Village Meat Market Company, tenant, purchased the three. story store building at 92 Sixth Ave? nue, 22.9x80.

In the Auction "Market IV. Samuel Marx STH AV, cor st. 5-sty dwlg, I Sfi.StlOO; William Lawrence hki Swift I Rpnliv Co ii I due, etc, 41 to the plaintiff f0r By 1 Lincoln Beide Co. Al'PI'BON AV. cor ITIrI st.

95x126, vacant; Edward Bechtoldt Atlantic Realty Co ft amount due, taxo. etc, adjourned to Apr By Bryan L. Kennedy BURNF1DE AV, cor Loritisc pi, 50x lin vacant'; executor's the A Building Corporation TO LET FOR rUBPOSES BUILDING, VESEY NEAR HROADWAV Sub-leasing opportunity: Exceptionally tveii paYtltioned office, rontainins 470 rplendid location for attorne.ve or aci'Oijnt Good daylight; electric light furnished. Will Occupancy Muy Kent $1400 annum. W.

J. GRANGE, Room tnf. Vesey Y. City. PINE OFFICE For eaieririK to high grade trade bai ef Waldorf? entrances en 313d and gaJth EHs ft low rent on for year o- more, Room 77.

IS W. St. ST. 3nn and basement "for tent. Possession at once.

W. V. 6 Eae: St. DESIRABLE desk room or ivtrlookxng bar? Suit? UOt, 11 it. REAL OR llf.M Manhattan PRIVATE HOUSES Have it of realdencea en both east ami west 'Idea fnr wale.

Full par? ticular? to principals JOSEPH MILNBJR COMPANY, son 5th av. Vandai bill 3107. Brunt FOR RENT rholce pari of City Island in sin.ill private park on high bluff end, beautiful English type bouses living Inclosed llvlnfl porches, overlooking water; steam heat; i. and 6 private beach Renl fi.snn unfurnlshi S. SAYERS, Rochelle City Island long Islnud NORTH SHORE.

A very attractive botues from $1,000 see for season; ao inmutes electric on end nalcr. L'ECLUSE WASHBCRN 5 Last 40tb st. 3668 Vandarblll sei New FINB HOMES- N'en. Colonials, cottages bungalows. large etc Prices to $30.000.

Terms arranged. Good commuting, shopping, churches and schools Let us know what you want. .1 lia? sen A Son. licensed lit Avenue, Plnlnfleld. N.

.1 Tel 607 DESIRABLE PLOTS CHOICE SECTION SI'MM IT. N. .1 56x400 Mountain Avenue $700 up 100x120 Oak Rige Avenue .1000 122x186 Prospect Hill section nOO EUGENE JOBS II. BECK Realtors. Opposite Station.

Summit, .1 FREE list of for sale and rent. Writ? VAN WINKLE Rutherford. N. J. Westchester THF RIGOEST BARGAIN THIS SEASON Almost now white Colonial house, 9 rooms.

3 tiled baths, every Improvement; larage; trees, shrubbery, plot 100x100; near station and school; asking 1 A. fiOO. rash make oder. Office open sun lay. MRS.

('. M. MURDOCH. 40 Post Road. Lnrchmont.

N. V. Tel. 135. ON ACCOUNT of my moving West, I offer my beautiful stone und home of rooms, 3 lint lis.

garage; all improvements convenient to stores. schools and station; were asking $21, 000, for quick sah; $17,500. Seo my agents. Olcott Egger, r.l East si. Tel.

2326 Murray II ill. PELHAM homes for sale and rent. Willia H. Mills Tel. 610S Pelhsm.

Ml LEAN HEIGHTS, 350x100, cash $3 600 balance to suit. WOOOALL, 419 E. Tre ment ove. Connecticut. $10,000 BUYS 16 ai-res and tile stucco bungalow on highest point of land in Norwalk; 10-mile Sound view CULVER 343 Madison N.

V. Murray Hill Plfil MODERATE priced furnished summer bun? galows and on and near the water, PERCY D. ADAMS, Creen wich, Conn. APARTMENTS TO S6TH AND B'WAY (Euclid three rooms, furnished; week, month. Telephone fc-ehuyler 500.

720 West 170th sublet attractlvoly furnished four room apartment, May to October: Hudson RLer view; references Ford. Apartment 6D DELIGHTFULLY cool bright seven-room elevator apartment, convenient to C. C. N. Y.

and Columbia University; Mav 16 to Sept 15; good Aububon Ait. t.3. PARK AVE. and 86TH outside rooms. 3 baths; newly furnished; I building; rent May 1.

Phone Lenox 0328. APARTMENTS TO Manhattan 646 WEST END AVE 3 rooms and bath, all modern improvements; $125. Cough Ian Co Inc Agents, 200 W. 72d st. Brooklyn HEIGHTS; 143 Clinton 2 light rooms, alcove, tile bath, parquet floors, al Improvements; private house, $90; seen i bei ween week days.

Plions Main 8433. New Jersey FIVE ROOM bungalow, all provements, on farm; beautiful location main road, half block from station. Su? perior Poultry Farm, Freneau, J. Mata wan 244-R. MORTGAGE MONEY MORTGAGES.

We Have Special Funds In Amounts from $50,000 to SSOO.ono. WOOD, DOLSON 141 Broadway. Tel. Rector 7554. QUEENS REAL ESTATE forest gardens Heme? and Villa Plots for Sal? 16 Minute? from Penna.

St SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO. W. 34th or Format I. Die Qneensbcro Corporation 50 East 42ml (or. Madison Ave.

Jut SALE OB DoitNowI i Yours Flooded wii I.ARCHMONT 1 CASH BUYS most desirable and complete newly erected home: spacious Heine room with open fireplace; sun porch; hot water heat; plot rholce restricted near str.uon. mar- I kets, school, owner forced through chaii?" In business to sacrifice Eor this and other bargains phone, write or call, P. II. COLLINS, Collins Realty -'1? Boston Post Lnrchmont, Phone BEST VALUE THIS SEASON Four min Utes' to station, schools, markets; new. rooms, enclosed porch; heater) garage; bathing beach priv? ileges $1 500; ter? -s.

tRTHUR S. in liuiti), Larchmont, N. Tel 425. Office open Sundays. THIS le a real bargain; owner must sell; 8-room picturesque home on high knoll, choice location; garage; screens, awnings em nrice $15.000, make offer.

P. MILLER, 14 Post Road. Tel. 686, Larch- I mont, N. V.

MAMARONECK ATTRACTIVE 9 roi-m house; large ner plot; poi hes two sides; garage, well kept grounds, shrubbery: old fash? ioned flower carden: $15.000, terms; full particulars A. DUbKNBEHKY, phone Mamaroneck, V. WHITE PLAINS MODERN fivi terms; 275 South Lexington Telephone 199-R. open f.repla ea chun hes. no agents, White Plains.

MOI NT KISCO ROOMS, 2 baths arul ailditiona! toilet. hot water heal, modern electric hardwood floors, basement laundry; village water and artesian II; l-car garage; high ground, in neighborhood, 5 mitmiea' ivslk to railroad station 2,000 t. it GRAHAM WHITE, Tel S. Kasl Main Mount Kieco. RAl'PAOt th? FOR KENT, furnish? 6 or 6 room house improvements, sleeping porcii lawn, shade, gara tettn.s fruit, garden.

per Seen by appointment. Tel. 206 Chappaqua, C. M. NiSBETH.

HARMON FOR country home: eight rooms, two baths; double ga beautifully situate.I, easy commutation. Address Box 77, BUILDING PLOTS. water. gcs. sleetrlclty.

river Mew, $1,800. ou I er.j.- assistance financing buiid- i I mg; E. MORRIS, 1 Paon? i iiurrty HUI seal. TO LET FOR BUSINESS I'l GROUND FLOOR and BASEMENT for rent iu8 Hudson Street corner of Franklin Only one block from 7th Avenue Subway and 6th and 9th Avenue Elevated. Splendid location? fine building form? erly occupied by the Borden Company Especially suit? able for a bank Apply on premises or to BRADY BOWMAN, Inc.

350 Madison Ave. Vanderbilt 7403 15 East 40th St. GRAND CENTRAL ZONE FOLLOWING OFFICES Floor 3rd 5th 6th 7th 10th 11th Sq. Ft. 795 398 510 401 1074 852 MODERATE RENTALS Stafford inc.

MnallsoiK Av. Vanderbilt 2343. WESTCHESTER (OlNTV REAL ESTATE PLOTS ooa Fully Improved UP Small Payment-Easy Terms 1(H) trains a day within Mae liour. Beautiful view of Hudson and of Rivers Hitch, Dry Healthy. Canoeing.

Batli incr. Pishing, Tennis. Baseball Oi-iiuikI. handy Golf, high olass community. Improvements: Electric light, water, trees, Write or phone for B.

HARMON, 51 E. St. Murray Hill Near Apawamis Club Desirable modern consisting of master rooms, 2 servants' rooms, 3 tiled haths. etc. Hot water heat, all Improvements.

Garage. Excellent neighborhood. Price $25.000. Apply 8-431. For Rent Unfurnished 3 minutes' walk to station.

New residence, 4 master rooms, servant's room, 2 hntbs. large living room, with open fireplace, etc. All meiern Im ementa. Rental J2.000 per year and 2 veia.r lease. Apply FISH MARVIN Rye? Office on Pout Rotul 1'liaaii? Rye 212.

New York Office: Fifth Ave. Phono Hill JfieRjsiton RIVERDALE-ON-HUDSON New York Most Accessible Suburb, GEORGE HOWE. 527 Fifth N. Y. C.

QUEEN'S REAL ESTATE IL 3. Kdjrewortli Smith, 1 W. 34th St. Sol? Agents. Fitzroy 5280 RENT hrit.

Delay elf a Sunshine NEW ROCHELLE BARGAIN Semi-bungalow, moms and hath, liv? ing room, open fireplace. water beut. S33S and electrify: neighbor? hood; terms; $12.000 IIIM3V B. DOWNEY. Huguenot st.

Toi. ISO" New Rochelle. Est. IR90. MODERN STUCCO HOME, all conven? iences a-id Improvements high elevation, 7 rooms.

baths, sun parlor, good lot; only H. R. New Rochelle Trust Co. Bldg 642 Main St. Tel.

460. New Rochelle. HOUSE, rcoiiis, 2 baths, Hi improvements: large near oii" desirable location: asking reasonable offer turned down for quick IcLion. Peter telephone New Ro "15i. 167 Wlnyah av.

BARGAIN-? 8 rooms, tiled bath, sun par? lor, sleeping porch, hot. water gas. plot; $16,600, terms 261 Huguenot St. Tel. or 305.

NEW ROCHELLE? FOR RENT. Unfurnished and furnishod $160 per month r.nd urntmr I O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 241) Huguenot St. Toi. I New Rochelle. SCARSDALE OH SER building larger house will at? tract J-room dwelling ni pnce which gives honest open tit- modern bath, Pi'a tojlel first dour, hot water boat; garage: $12,600.

Telephone 3300, Scarsdale, N. X. BRONX VILLR BRONX VILLE-? For bargain, room house, all modern Improvements, hardwood floors, hot vater hn.it. tile bath. l'loi 60xUC terms to soil.

Other houses in i. of sctioii fro: to $12. Chester station, X. Weet f-liester Boftton at to property. UARBERRV Union Bionxvllle, Y.

Tel. Bronxvllls 112). KYE RTI8TI? and well country home. 5 rooms, baths, high elevafion, lew of $18,000, reasnn-jhle ever?) unfurnlnhed houses for rent, MJ8S E. DRIMMOND, 90 Purchr.se St.

Tel. Rye. N. gas MOUNT VEK.NON TWO-FAMILY BOISE, good electricity, separate steam heaters and ariiti an? lot 60x106; $160 per month. Cric? $13,0003 REALTY De pol Mounl S.

V. 088ININ0 TO well furnished house, rnvln rooms, for the or by the year; 1160 a month Mrs. Seeeher, U. I. OMltaUnf 0141.

TO LET FOB BUSINESS PI TO LET FOR RI rcpPOSES 63 Wall St. Absolutely modem office building but with well established reputation and tenant? ry of highest Spaces to accommodate legitimate business? TO LET 300 Madison Avenue Vanderbilf Gotham National mg BROADWAY AT COLUMBUS CIRCLE Space Available 15th Floor ira? -r Si 1 35? so few SQ FT IMMEDIATE POSSESS-ON Apply Dep't, 2nd Floor Columbus 1630 OFFICES TO SUBLET I. 63 Vesey Street Corner of Greenwich 16,000 square feet, flooded with daylight from all four sides. Convenient to Hud? son Terminal, Subway and Elevated. Will divide.

Additional space if desired. Very attractive rental Apply on premises (6th your own broker or to BRADY BOWMAN, Inc. 350 Madison Avenue Vanderb'it 7403 JUST COMPLETED 140 New Garden Apartment Homes Heigh 22 MINUTES FROM 42nd ST. Golf, Tennis, Children's Tenant-Owne-rrhip Plan Liberal Tetusi and r.u,i*.n Htftrtntii ft.fl VISIT JACKSON HEIGHTS TO.DAY Takr. Subway to Grand Central transfer to Quftensboro Subway Lint) to 25th St.

(Jackson Heights; Opposite Station) THE QUEENSBORO COFP Oft. 50 TAST 42nd ST. IMM1IWIJ1I VT NEW JERSET RKM, ESTATE ALLENHURST, DEAL ASBURY PARK Host eomplete of furn.r?i''.i i.oirs MILAN ROSS AGENCY BBtftbllBhed OppMlt-8 Main U. H. A SB I KV PABJi, BROADWAY VKACTIVE OFFICE STACE.

on sour Own ESTATE BKOKES9 I ti BUSINESS PROPERTY I'tHE E3TATLS HOTCL-8 east 49in st. rim km. farms igL AGENCY l.Af.?.?,??t>.M.?l. Of U61 stuyv. ogqy- i CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE 1 i HOLT MERRALL, Inc.

ISIU'STKIAL UEAI, ESTATE 343 Madifton Ave. Te! Vaudcrbitt 4090. REAL ESTATE AT ACCTION JERE JOHNSON JR. CO, jmmw Um.