March 6, 1920





RECORD    AND    GUIDE





315





64th st, northwest corner Madison av, to
Jladanie Payline, Inc. ; also store at 588 Madison
av for Halsey & Flint to Mathey rBos., Inc..
automobile tires; leased an apartment at l^tO
Park av, furnished, for Winthrop Ames to
Ernest Brittan; at llti East 58th st to Mrs.
B. O. RtfVLS; at 29 West -!sth st, in conjunc¬
tion with Stanley S. Woolley & Co., an apart¬
ment to Mrs. Clio Ayres ; an apartment at 112
East 74th st, from next October, to Mrs. H.
Newell Reynolds; and '27 B. 64th st, corner
Madison a\-. in conjunction with Plaza Realty
Co., to Miss Lillian A. Morse.

Cl'SH.MA.\ & WAKEFIELD, INC. leased for
the Century Holding Co. a large suite of offices
in 25 West 4.jth st to the American Purchasing
Agency for a term of years, and for the Van¬
derbilt Concourse Corporation offices in their
building at .'il' Vanderbilt av to Enders & Co.

CUSI1M.\.V & WAKEFIELD, INC., leased for
the Mcriliants and Manufacturers' Exchange a
large portion of the 11th floor of the Grand
Central Palaee to Archibald MeN'eil & Sons Co.
and the Alden Coal Mining Co. for a long term
ot years. These companies are now located at
1 Broadway.

J. ARTHUR FISCHER leased to S. Stein the
O-sty building <W West 37th st for a long term
ot years at an  aggregate rental  of $SO,OUO.

J. ARTHUR FISCHER leased for Giovanni P.
Maresi the two 5-sty buildings at 691 and OltM
6th av, on plot 37xliio, for a term of years at
an  aggregate rental of more than $300,000.

J. ARTHUR FISCHER leased for the Cod¬
ington Co. the properties 630 6th av and Ijs
West 37th St. having an L around the south¬
east corner of 37th st and 6th av, to James F.
Ogden for twenty-one years at a rental aggre¬
gating .^200,000. J. Arthur Fischer also leased
for the estate of P. Maresi the 4-sty building
685 6th av.

FOLSOM BROTHERS, I.N'C, leased for Eliza¬
beth Ervin the 3d floor of 100 East 29th st to
George Megibow.

HAGGSTROM-CALLEN CO. leased for the
West 60th Realty Co. the 3-sty building 35 West
60th st to Laura Basil for three years.

HAGGSTROM-CALLEN CO leased for the Hy¬
grade Wine Co. the store and basement on the
southwest comer of Amsterdam av and 67th sc
to the Equity Rubber Tire Co.





MONEY TO LOAN

SUMS:

$2,000 to $10,000

D.  A.  TROTTA,   INC.

Tel. Melrose 4SI2.48I3     391 East 149th Street





MAP and PRINT
Mounting and Coloring

If you have maps, posters, charts or
drawings to be colored or mounted let
us give you an estimate. We guarantee
the best work in every instance at
reasonable prices.

EDWARD F. EBERLE

88 PARK PLACE                        NEW TORK

Telepbone: Barclay 9965





JAMES E. POE

BUYS—SELLS—EXCHANaES

REAL ESTATE

IN   HARLEM AND VICINITY

172 West 135th Street
TU. Moralnolde 41M





IF YOUR PROPERTY IS
IN THE MARKET

Send DI the ■elllns partlcalar*. ms we
hsTi cliente who are iseklnc welt-located
InTeatmeiit property.







M* BBOADWAT                    NBW TORK





Classified Advertisements

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Empioyere uizloua (o lecure belp tolerloal or proCee-
•loDal). or employee, wtahlng to obtUn . poolttoo ot
better a preaent one will find Uila department of ttie
Beoord and Guide the Quickest and moat direot metnod
of bringing Uielr wanu to the attenUon of the larseet
Dumber of Intereated readers. In the real eMate or
bulidlDT proresdons.





No medium reaching real estate Interests affords own-
era, brokers, and executors wishing to dispose or desir¬
able property (In or out of the dty). ao favorable an
opportunity to bring the merits of their propositioiis to
the attention of poaalble buyers as does the For Sale
and For Bent section of the Beoord and Ooide.





PROPOSAL

NOTICE   TO   CONTRACTORS.

STATE COMMISSION OP HIGHWAYS,
ALBANY. N. Y.: Sealed proposals will be
received by the undersigned at their of¬
fice, No. 53 Lancaster Street, Albany, N. Y.,
at 1 o'cloclt l\ M.. on Thursday, the 18th
day ot March, 1920, for the improvement
or completion of the following highways:

Chautauqua...........(one  highway:   5.S5)

Oneida.........(two highways:  5.38, 5.03)

Diiondaga............(one  highway:   4.05)

untario......(3  highways:  4.65,  l.iD,  0.95)

Orleans..............(one   highway:   4.82)

Oswego........(two  highways:   3.30,   Z.i'i)

.St. Lawrence. (3 highways: 5.86, 13.09, 4.60)

Schenectady..........(one  highway:   0.50)

Washington. ... (two highways:  7.60, 6.98)

Wayne...............(one  highway;   3.00)

Westchester.........(one   highway:   4.13)

Wyoming............(one   highway:   3.55)

Franklin.............(one highway:  3.10)

Seneca...............(one   highway;   3.02)

Maps, plans, specifications, estimates and
proposal forms may be obtained at the
office ot the Commission in Albany, N. Y..
and at the office of the division engi¬
neers in whose division the roads to be
improved are located. The addresses of
the division engineers and the counties
of which they are in charge will be fur¬
nished upon request.

Special attention of bidders is called to
"GENERAL INFORMATION FOR BID¬
DERS" in the itemized proposal, specifi¬
cations and contract agreement.

FRED'K  STUART  GREENE.

Commissioner.
IRVING V. A. HUIE,  Secretary.

SITUATIONS WANTED.

REAL ESTATE—Young man (23), 5 years'
experience,  management,  leasing,   sales,
seeks   connection   with   reputable   firm   or
rstate.   Box 047,  Record and Guide.

YiiUNG JT.AN. .American, 29 years of age.
ten year.s' practical real estate experience,
desires position in the brokerage or man¬
agement department. Box 652, Record and
Guide.

REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY.
Former manager of large real estate and
operating concern who thoroughly under¬
stands management and values of real
estate wishes connection where good com¬
pensation can tie had. Note.—If you an¬
swered this advertisement on its first ap¬
pearance, please do so again, as all the
replies went astray owinc to an error in
the box number. Box IM3, Record and
Guide.

SITUATIONS   OPEN.

A HIGH CLASS Fifth Avenue real estate
firm would like to have associated with
them a gentleman to make a specialty of
country estates on the north shore of Long
Island.    Address Box 616, Record & Guide.





AN KSTABLISHBD and wfll known,
wide awak.- real estate firm wants an ac¬
tive man for renting or soiling. Box 653,
Record and Guidt-.





Brooklyn  Brokers





JAMES F. KERNS CO.

BAT RIDGE REALTT SPECIAUBT

7109 THIRD AVENUE
BROOKLYN

Phone:   202 Bay RMge





A. J. LONG REALTY CO.

BEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE

Bxpcst Appraisers, Mortgage Loana
An Authorl^  on  Flatbuah  Property

743 Flatbush Ave, corner Clarkson St.

Pbone: Flatbuah 53S2                              BKOOKLTN





JOHN REIS COMPANY

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND
APPRAISERS—LOANS AND  INSUBANCB





805 FLATBUSH AVE.





Phone:   Flatbush 1400-1401





BBOOKLTN





FRANK A. SEAVER & CO.

BAT RIDGE REAL ESTATB

3rd  Ave.,   near  68th   St.,  BrooklyB

Uember Brooklyn Board el Beal Nstata___

Uember Beal Bsuta Board of Nev Tork

Phone: 1474-5 Bay Ridge





WESTWOOD REALTY CO.

C. B   OWATHMEY, Tlce-Prea. and Treaa.

Headquarters Flatbush Realty

Apartment Houses Successfully Mana|a4
685   FLATBUSH   AVENUE

'TeJepboDe:   Flatbnsb   M90





-^LONG ISLAND CITY^—

INDUSTRIAL
PROPERTIES

ROMAN-CALLMAN COMPANY

BRIDGE PLAZA BUILDING
Phone: Astoria 72S





-LONG ISLAND CITY.





WANTS   AND   OFFERS.

WE WILL PAT 20 cents for the New
York Editions of Record and Guide of
April 6, 1912; July 28, 1917; Jan. 25, Feb.
1 and 8, April 5, May 17, July 3, 12, 19
and 26. Aug. 2, 9, 16 and 23, Sept. 6 and 27
and Oct. IS. Nov. 8, 1919.





LAWRENCE, BLAKE & JEWELL lea.sed for
former Judge Samuel H. Ordway 8 Cedar st tor
a term of years. After extensive alterations
the lessee will occupy part of the premises.
This is part of the site when Aaron Burr lived
and conducted his law office up to the time of
his death as a result of the duel with Alexander
Hamilton.

MANHEIMER BROTHERS leased the Sth lott
In 170 5th av to Miller-Frank Co,; the 3d loft
in 222-224 Greene st to Al Horowitz & Co.; the
."id loft in '.'.I'M 7th av to Heiselman & Peto, and
the 2d loft to the Artistic Neckwear Co.; the
2d loft in building 21-;.;:! Waverly pl to the
Morris Katz Hat Co., and in buildings 714
Broadway the 3d loft to Sllk-Freedman &
Houseman, the 7th loft to the Ess O Em Novelty
Clothing Co., and the 9th loft to Well, Haft &
Farm an.

CHARLES F. NOYES CO. leased the store
and basement at 26 John st for E. B. Essac
to   Wm.   H.   Enhaus   &   Son;   the   buliding   122





West 43d st for Drake's Restaurant to the
Actors' Fidelity League, and the 11th floor of
the ]!i-sty Masonic Building, at 2;!d st and Gth
av, to the Metropolitan 5 to SOc Stores.

HENRY SHAPIRO & CO. leased for William
C. Walker's Sons the 4-sty buliding at 324 Sth
av to the Marlborough Photo Shop, which has
disposed of its lease at 1343 Broadway, in the
Johnson Building, to the United Retail Candy
Stores.

M.MJUirE WERTHEIM leased for the Neeler
Realty Co. the stores 42.'i and 425 Lexington
av to the Brighton Lunch Co. of Brooklyn. The
lessees, after extensive alterations, will occupy.
The lease is for a term of ten years at a rental
of over $100,000 for the term. D. Marvin Lough-
man was associated as broker.

WILLIAM WOLFF'S SON leased to Daniel
Reeves, Inc., the corner storf In 10f>7 Lexington
av, corner of 75th st; store in I'ta East 75th
st to Albert Karg; also leased to Miss Mary
Lagen an apartment in 155 East 75th St.