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RECORD   AND   GUIDE





January 13, 1917





Classified Advertisement Department





Wants and Offers

Employers anxious lo secure help (clerical or professional), or
employees wishing to obtain a position or better a present one
will find this department of tbe Record and Guide the quickest
and most direct method of bringing their wants to the attention
of the largest number of interested readers, in the real estat*
or building profession*.





For Sale and To Lease

No medium reaching real estate interests affords owners,
brokers, and executors wishing to dispose of desirable prop¬
erty (in or out of the city), so favorable an opportunity to
bring the merits of their propositions to the attention of
possible buyers as does the For Sale and To Lease section of the
Record  and  Guide.





Price 15c Per Line.





Discounts for two, three and five insertions.





WANTS AI\D OFFERS





■\V-VXTED—Record and Guide complete
since about 1905. Write A. BUCHAN. 8
East  54th St.____________________________-

ESTIMATOR, expert on first class con¬
struction; handle entire details of con¬
struction and sub-contractors in oflice ana
field.    Box 276, Record and Guide^_________.

SUPERINTENDENT, thoroughly experi¬
enced, elevators, motors, pumps, boilers,
etc- good renter; own tools; wishes change
Feb 1- elevator house or lofts; Al refer¬
ences. S25 W. 179th St. Tel. 9250 St Nich¬
olas;^_____________________________--------------

REAL. ESTATE man of experience
•wanted by established real estate firm;
take care of all details ot the office; must
be a man of force and assurance and be
able to stimulate business. Box 281, Rec-
ona and GuicJe._______________________-

BUILDERS—Business producer and ef¬
ficiency cost estimater tor builders or pro¬
moters, promotes business by sifting down
to the actual financing end, procuring
mortgages, tenants, etc.: $50 weekly and
commission; eligible in February; age o4;
married.    Box 278, Record and Guide.

ARCHITECT and builder with 15 yeais'
experience open for engagement as
draughtsman, estimator or superintendent;
would represent building material concern.
Box 279, Record and Guide.





FOR RENT—Part of office, partitioned,
full North daylight, suitable engineer or
architect.    Room 507, 10 E. 43d St.

AN ESTATE, financial institution, or
brokerage firm ot high character, can se¬
cure services of thoroughly capable, act¬
ive, experienced Realty Man; competent
Appraiser; highest credentials. Address
Box  280.  Record  and  Guide.

FOffI SALE OR TO LEASE

FARM  AKD   R.\NCH   LAMDS.

60,000 acres improved rancn, stocked
with high-grade Hereford stock cattle, at
a bargain.   Address Box 40, Marfa, Texas.

FOR SALE—TEN FARMS,

from two to three hundred acres; prices
from $300 to $10,000; a few bargains. Write
to H. G. HILLS, 'East Hampton, Conn.

TWO-F.\MILY HOUSE

with two lots;  11  rooms.  2  baths; all im¬
provements;   selling   at   sacrifice;   $5,500.
J. STENNES, 13 Fulton Ave., Maspeth, L. I.

PLOTS   FOR   BUILDERS.
Subordination  and   Building  Loans.
F.  M. McCURDY.  1S9  Montague St.

FLORIDA.
Do you intend visiting the land of health
and sunshine this winter?   If so. write M.
J. HOENIG. Prop. Hotel Palms. West Palm
Beach.  Fla.. for instructive booklet.

FOR SALE—Seaman Ave., one block
north of Dyckman St.. Inwood Section, 50
x200; $18,000; cash $4,000. Address Box
275, Record and Guide.

H.A.VB   CLIENTS
who desire to lease tenements.   What have
you?        HAUSM-\N   &   HAUSMAN,
416 West 125th St.   Tel.  2806 Morningside.

BROOKLYN BARGAINS
QUICKLY SOLD

CHAS. MILLER, 1423 Fulton St., Brooklyn.

FOR SALE^
Choice building plots. West Bronx, near
Washington  Bridge,  on  Shakespeare. Nel¬
son, Plympton and Sedgwick Aves.    Apply
to  OWNER,  225  W.  112th  St.





CALIFORNIA.
Beautiful 12-room residence in the* heart
of lemon groves, with 5 acres; all modern
conveniences; want Eastern propeity;
commission to agents. Address P. O BOX
1054.   Detroit, Mich.

SUBMIT   WHAT   TOU   HAVE
for high class 12-room New York suburban
residence;   located   on   the  Hudson   at  En-
glewood Cliffs, with magnificent view. Ad¬
dress P,  O.  BOX 1054. Detroit, Mich.





BRONX.
Brick tenement, one door from West¬
chester Ave.; price $10,500; cash $2,500;
$8,000 on first mortgage at 5 per cent.-
contains two five-room apartments and
large store with basement. For further
particulars address A. E., 87 Edgemont
Road,  Upper  Montclair.  N.  J.

ZINC LANDS.
Producing mines and undeveloped zino
lands apparently as good adioining in
North Arkansas district. Fortunes have
been made the last 2 years. Write for bar¬
gains.   W. F. REEVES, Marshall. Ark.

FOR SALE.
Plot 100x200. Bay Ridge; 7 minutes from
subway station. 25 minutes from New
Y'ork; high; sand on property: good op¬
portunity for quick purchaser. E. W.
ROGERS. 135  Broadway. N. Y.

BROKERS,  ATTENTION.

250 acres cut over land at Chatsworth,
N. J., near station, suitable to sell for
small farms; adjoining property has been
plotted and marketed: taken for debt and
w-ill be closed out to best offer.
F.  M.  D.VMPMAN, 4SS  13th  St., Brooklyn.

FOR SALE.

Hasbrouck Heights; N. J.; 9-roora house;
all   improvements;   plot   50x145;   room   for
chickens;  good  train  service;  easy  terms.
Write  for  particulars.
ALFRED GRAMLICH, Wood Rldee, N, J.

FOR   SALE   OR   EXCH.4NGE

City block, 200x350, for manufacturing
purposes, mostly vacant, in Greenpoint,
Brooklyn; convenient to docks an-i R. R.;
30 minutes' trucking distance to center of
N. Y. C; will sell or exchana-e. part or
whole.     Box 269,  Record  and   Guide.





BRONX BUYERS.
THREE    CHOICE    BRONX    PROPERTIES

MUST BE  SOLD TO  CLOSE  EST.VTE.

Jerome Av., west side, 100 ft. north 183d
St., foot of subway station. 50x100; va¬
cant:  free and clear.

■Webster Av., Nos. 3073. 3075 3077. near
205th St., few feet from proposed "L" sta¬
tion; three story and cellar frame attached
one-family dwellings on lot 50x120; six
rooms and bath: well rented; free and
clear.

Stebbins Av. and 170th St., northeast
corner; 100x105; vacant; near subway sta¬
tion;   free   and   clear.

Full  Commission  to  Brokers.

HENRY   ALBERS,   PR.,

74 Broadn-ay, N. Y. City.        Tel. Rector 9086.

FULLY FURNISHED SUMMER HOME
hotel and boarding house, finely located on
north shore of Long Island, within easy
commuting distance of New Y'^ork, Has
been run successfully by present proprie¬
tor, who is also the owner for 20 years.
Contains 37 bedrooms, large reception
room, dining room seating 75; il7.000: only
$5,000 cash required, balance on easy terms.
THOMAS BAKER OSBORN.
P.  O.  Box  413.  Sea Cliff. L.  I.. N. Y.

WEST 23rd STREET
CORNER

FOR SALE, to settle Estate. Can be
bought at a very attractive price. Now
leased to one tenant at $6,000 per yeai for
liquor  store   and   hotel.     Address

Estate of Thomas Lynch

WILLIAM H.   ARCHIBALD,
Executor.

316 West 23rd Street

'Phone  5566-5567  Chelsea.

FOR   S.\LE—AT   SARATOGA   SPRINGS,

a Country Place, 88 acres: one mile from
village; brick house. 13 rooms, well
shaded: dining room, 16x20; two kitchens;
toilets, bathroom: open plumbing: good
water supply; large hot air furnace: two
tenant houses; large barns, carriage house;
team work horses. harness. wagons,
sleights, farm implements, cows, golf links,
polo field; Woodlawn Park adinlning. Ad¬
dress                    B. P.  BLOOMFIELD,

Saratoga  Sprlnss,  N. Y.





100 ACRE ESTATE.

AN  UNUSUAL  OFFERING.

Within pretty New Jersey town limits,
18 miles from New York, one mile from
station; best commutation; on avenue be¬
tween town and golf club; unusual schools
and social lite; has spring fed brook and
river front orchard and woods; fifty acres
in hay. Exchanges (North Shore, L. I.,
preferred)   or  sale.

HONORE ■WILLSIE. Bntterlck BIdr., N. Y.





BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES





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explaining how Puts and Calls operate in
a rising or a declining stock market, with
your Cost and Risk limited to the dollar,
will be mailed you on request. Copies of
Puts and Calls closed out recently on
Reading, Anaconda and Steel Common will
interest you  in  this method of trading.

WILLIAM   HERBST,
20  Broad St.. N. T.  City.           Estab.  1838.

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QUICK Results. I Write, Illustrate and
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COAL SAVING
range lids and heater devices; save one-
fourth to two-thirds; thousands sold;
agents and canvassers wanted throughout
New England and in New York and New
Jersey: exclusive territory privileges
available:   large  profits.    Address

ECONOMY, P. O. Box 521. New York.

UNCLE    SAM    OIL    STOCK,
10,000   shares,   $50;   dozen   wells   drilling.
Gushing.   Red   Fork,   Ranch   Creek.   Jen¬
nings Hieldton;  compan^' price, $100.
T. J. COUGHLIN. Edgerton, Kan.





AUCTION   SALE

Stock   of

Estate of Bradish Johnson

(INCORPORATED)

Adrian H. Muller & Son

will     sell     at     auction     on
Wednesday, Jan.  17,  1917, at

12.30 o'clock, at the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos. 14 and 16
Vesey Street, 250 shares Es¬
tate of Bradish Johnson, Inc.,
to be offered in lots of 25
shares   with   privilege.





Established   1879





William G. Morrisey

REAL  ESTATE

BROKER                        APPRAISER

189 MONTAGUE STREET

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