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Dept. of Parks, John E. Weier. com'r.
Forest Park, Richmond Hill, owner. Cost,
$29,500.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GLENDALE. L. I.—H. C. Bruckner. 720
Prospect av. Ridgewood. L. I., completed
plans for rear extension to the coal pocket,
at the southwest cor of Kossuth pl and
Van Cortlandt av, for Phillip Dietz Coal
Co.,  on  premises,  owner.     Cost,  $2,500.

Richmond.

MISCELLANEOUS.
STATEN ISLAND SOUND. N. Y.—The
U. S. Government, Col. Rossell, U. S. En¬
gineer. Army Bldg, 39 AVhitehall st. Man¬
hattan, owner, has had plans completed
privately for dredging and rock removal.
Cost,   $60,000.

Nassau.

DWELLINGS.
LITTLE NECK. L. I.—F. Johnson, 43
Prospect st, Flushing, L. T., completed
plans for a 2V2-sty frame and siding
dwelling. 24x32, for Charles E. Butler,
owner.    Cost,   $6,000.

Westchester.

DAVELLINGS.
PELHAM. N. Y.—Gustave Kilthau, 6
Neptune pl, Mt. Vernon, completed plans
for alterations and repairs to the 21/2-sty
frame and shingle dwelling, 30x42. for
John S. • Fairchild, 3d av, Mt. Vernon,
owner and  builder.

LARCHMONT. N. Y.—Patterson & Dula,
527 5t.h av, Manhattan, have plans in
progress for a 2i/^-sty dwelling and gar¬
age. 25x150. at Pryor Point, for E. D.
AVhite,   owner.    Cost,   $30,000.

ARDSLEY-ON-HUDSON, N. Y.—Patter¬
son & Dula, 527 Sth av, Manhattan, have
plans in progress for a 2i/^-sty dwelling
and garage. 30x100, for G. Ward Reming¬
ton, Irvington, N. Y., owner.

STABLES AND GARAGES.
AA'HITE PLAINS, N. Y.—Tooker &
Marsh, 101 Park av, Manhattan, completed
plans for a 2-sty brick and stone public
school, 146x67, to contain ten classrooms,
for the Board of Education of White
Plains. Mr. Shaw, clerk, High School Bldg,
AVhite   Plains,   owner.     Cost,   $45,000.

MT. VERNON. N. Y.—James H. Perry,
349 South 4th av, Mt. Vernon, completed
plans for a 1-sty brick garage, 60x64, at
32 South 6th av, for Clarence Ware, South
6th av, Mt. Vernon, owner and builder.
Cost,   $S,000.

New Jersey.

APARTMENTS,   PLATS   &   TENEMENTS.

ATHENIA. N. J.—Joseph De Rose, 119
I'Jllison St. Paterson, completed plans for
a 2-sty brick flat. 25x67, at 269 Sarreant
av, for Gregoria Nakonechnia, 32 Orange
St, Athenia.  owner.   Cost,  $5,000.

ELIZABETH, N. J.—Louis Quien, Jr., 220
Broad st, Elizabeth, will prepare sketches
for a 3-sty brick flat and store, 25x65, in
Christine st, for P. Jeanatano, owner. Cost,
$6,500.

A\'EST NEW YORK, N. J.~A. De Paola,
140 Central av, West Hoboken. N. J., com¬
pleted plans for two 4-sty brick apart¬
ments, 65x100. at 12 to 18 21st st, for
Michael Piedke. 774 Park av. West New
York,  owner  and  builder.     Cost,  $50,000.

JERSEY CITY. N. J.—Abram Davis. 13
Newark av. Jersey City, has plans in pro¬
gress for a 4-sty brick tenement, 50x71,
for Dennis Mullins, 263 Beacon av, Jersey
Ctiy,  owner.     Cost,  $30,000.

EAST ORANGE. N. J.—J. B. Acocella.
Union Bldg, Newark, completed plans for
a 3-sty brick and stone apartment, 52x84,
at 55-57 Sussex av, cor Steuben st, for
Charles H. AValker, Union Bldg. Newark,
owner.    Cost, $25,000.

DWELLINGS.

DUNELLEN. N. J.—Nathan Myers, Court
Theatre Bldg, Newark, N, J., has plans
nearing' completion for a 2-sty f-ame and
stucco dwelling. 35x40, on ^'■'ashington
av. adjoining the Brook, for Gustav Lietz,
owner.    Cost,   $5,000.

SOMERVILLE. N. J.—P. C. Van Nuys, 1
AA'est Main st, Somerville. has plan.-; in
progress for two 2 V2 -sty frame and
stucco dwellings. 24x43, on West End av,
for Cornell Estates, A. C. Swinton, Som¬
erville, owner and builder. Co.^st, $5,000
each.

ENGLISHTOWN, N. J.—W. C. & A. F.
Cottrell. Kinmouth Bldg, Asbury Park, N.
J., have plans in progress for a 2^^-sty
hollo.w tile and stucco dwelling, 32x38, in
Main st, for Margaret Connors, owner.
Cost. $7,500.

MAPLEWOOD, N. J.—Kenneth Dalzell,
Maplewood, will draw plans for two 2^^-
sty frame and shingle dwellings, 30x36. in
.Beach pl. near Woodland av. for the Build-





eis'  Realty Co.,  Ill  Washington  av,  New¬
ark, N. J., owner.   Cost, $6,500.

ROSELLE. N. J.—Taylor & Moseley, 40
AA^all st, Manhattan, have plans in prog¬
ress for alterations to the 2>L'-sty frame
dwelling for Henry Huntington, 156 5th
av.  Manhattan,  owner     C'i.~t,   $:'.i'00

NEWARK, N. J.—Hyman Rosensohn, SOO
Broad st. Newark, completed plans for a
1-sty brick dwelling. 29x50, with two
stores, at 295 Belleville av, for Prank
Stone. 405 Central av, Newark, owner.
Cost,   $3,500.

NUTLEA'. N. J.—A. J. C. Van Leuven.
101   Brookfield  av,  Nutley,  N.  J.,   complet¬





ed plans for a 2-sty frame dwelling. 2Sx
20, in Chestnut st. for Thompson & Cran¬
ford.   Nutley,   owner.    Cost,   $4,000.

MAPLEWOOD. N. J.—Kenneth Dalzell,
Maplewood, will draw plans for two 2V^-
sty frame and shingle dwellings, 28x56.
for the Dudal Realty Co., Kenneth Dalzell,
pres., Durand pl. and Maplewood av,
Maplewood, owner and builder. Cost, IT.¬
OOO each.

SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.—William Garra-
brant, 584 Main st. East Orange, N. J., has
plans in progress for two 2i^-sty dwell¬
ings. 24x36, for Ernest Handy, 343 Main
st. East Orange, N. J., owner and builder.
Cost,  $6,500 each.





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IM JONES is going to build
a new home. Mrs. Smith
feels that her old home is
L.ut of date and needs remod¬
eling. Both put their problems
lip   to   yon—and   you   specify

NORTH

CAROLINA

PINE

"The   Wood   Universal"

Later. Jones points with pride
to his newly completed resi¬
dence—a splendid example of
good appearance and modern
convenience. Mrs. Smith is
equally proud of her new
beamed ceilings, beautiful pan¬
elling, and  handsome  floors.

Visitors at the Jones home and
the Smith home are impressed
with the results. They deter¬
mine that when they build or
remodel, they will talk it over
with von. You get tlie new
tr/ide lliat follows in the wake
of their recommendations.

That's PRESTIGE—the reputa¬
tion you build on past success.
And you'll find, as you become
better and better acquainted
with it, that North Carolina
Pine never fails to give satis¬
faction. It is a great friend
maker for the contractor.

North Carolina Pine Association

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