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902 RECORD AND GUIDE December 30, 1916 Classified Advertisement Department Wants and Ofters Employers anxious to secure help (clerical or profeuional), or employees wishing to obtain a position or better a present one will And this department of the Record and Guide the quickest and most direct method of brinjing their waats to the attention of tbe largest number of interested readers, in the real estate or building professions. For Sale and To Lease No medium reaching real estate interests affords owners, brokers, and executors wishing to disposo of desirable prop¬ erty (in or out of the city), so favorable an opportunity to bring tbe merits of their propositions to the attention of possible buyers as does the For Sale and To Lease section of ths Record and Guide. Price 15c Per Line. Discounts for two, three and five insertions. WANTS AIND OFFERS IP TOU have water or other sediments coming into your cellar, we will keen it out or no charge, whether the leakage is due to springs or tidewater. If you have a leaking root of any kind, we will make it tight and dry. Orders taken for any locality In New York or Westchester. BESANT & CO., 112 Westchester Ave.. Portchester. N. Y. Telephone 984.________ REAL. Estate firms or Estates having an opening for bookkeeper and office man, seven years' experience, please grant me an interview. Box 268. Record and Guide. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE OUT OP TOWN. Fine plantation, 3.240 acres, near Rich¬ mond: nne stock, grain, grass, and tobacco farm S. M. McCUTCHEON, Blackstone, Va. LONG BEACH. Three Lots, on Olive St., 60x100: very desirable: will sacrifice for immediate cash sale at 1911 purchase price. HUNT, 140 East 49th St. FARM AND RANCH I,ANDS. 60 000 acres improved ranch, stocked with high-grade Hereford stock cattle, at a bargain. Address Box 40, Marfa, Texas. FOR S.\1.E—TEN FARMS, from two to three hundred acres: prices from $300 to $10,000; a few bargains. Write to H. O. HILLS, lEast Hampton, Conn. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE with two lots: 11 rooms. 2 baths: all im¬ provements: selling at sacrifice: $5,500. J. STENNES, 12 Fulton Ave., Maspeth, L. I. $50,000 6 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE. DETROIT REAL ESTATE: 10 PER CENT. CASH BONUS PAID FOR QUICK SALE. BOX 254 RECORD AND GUIDE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, will sell valuable corner property, Quincy St and Ralph \ve., Brooklyn, at great sacriflce. W. HENDRICKSON, 272 Gist St., Brooklyn: broker's commission $500. PLOTS FOR BUILDERS. Subordination and Building Loans. F. M. McCURDY, 189 Montague St. 100 ACRE FARM, 35 miles on Jersey Central R. R.: $100 per acre: $3,500 can remain on mortgage, or exchange for smaller farm with good buildings. .ARMSTRONG. 361 W. 121st St.; phone 3138 Morningside: no agents. POR SALE AT ALL TIMES A number of choice Sussex and Orange County Farms: also mountain tracts and game preserves; best of references. JOHN >. STANTON, Sussex. N. J. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, brick house, like new, family home; 10 rooms, bath, steam heat; improvements; title guarantee: sacriflce $8,600: no ex¬ change. Box 272. Record and Guide. A GOOD FARM, underlaid with mineral, for sale or rent; 185 acres: nearbv Jersey. Address A. VAN BUSKIRK. 605 W. lllth St.. N. Y. 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. GRAPHITE PROPERTIES. $40,000 investments are yielding profits $35,000 per annum. I l\Jnow owners, gran¬ tees, and best properties on market in Talladega, Clay and Coosa counties. Phone 303. ROLAND G. SPE.ARMAN. Talladega. Ala. NEW YORK CITY. Northwest corner of De Reimer Ave. and Boston Road. 75x100; only two blocks from Baychester Ave. station, rapid transit line: given avray at $4,400. REID & LOWERY CO., Palisade. N. J., Telephone S50 Cllilsiae. NEW^ JERSEY. Palisade. Morsemere, Edgewater and Grantwood residences, building plots, old factory and acreage; all at bargain prices; some exchanges. REID & LOWERY CO., Palisade, N. j:, Telephone 850 Cliffside. BROKERS, ATTENTION. 250 acres cut over land at Chatsworth, N. J., near station, suitable to sell for small farms: adioining property has been plotted and marketed: taken for debt and will be closed out to best offer. F. M. DAMPMAN, 488 13th St., Brooklyn. FACTORY SITE, HOBOKEN. N. J. Plot 50x106. irregular, faces on two streets, downtown section, five minutes' drive to Lackawanna ferries and freight yard: also to Erie R. R.: price $16,000; reasonable terms; brokers invited. BOS & CONKLIN, 53 Newark St., Hoboken. N. J. FOR SALE. Hasbrouck Heights. N. J.; 9-room house; all improvements; plot 50x145; roora 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 anfl R. R.; 30 minutes' trucking distance to center of N. Y. C; will sell or exchange, part or whole. Box 369, Record and ^nlde._____ BROOKLYN LOFT BUILDINGS and small stores. Renting $12,300 per year. Price $100,000. Mortgage $35,000. Pays $7,000 net. Want free and clear farm. Will consider one or two family houses if cash added or good free and clear lots. SEAVER. 6806 Third Ave.. Brooklyn. WANT CITY PROPERTY for 888 acres woodland on Deer River and 485 acres farm land near Duane and Moun¬ tain View, 12 miles from Malone. N. Y. Price, $18,000. free and clear. SEAVER, 6806 Third Ave., Brooklyn. FOR SALE. 1,270 acres coal land in Central Texas; adjoins good producing mine and railroad. Engineer reports three veins, one TVi-foot vein at 50-foot depth, lignite of poor qual¬ ity; one 12-foot vein at 80-foot depth, very fine lignite; one 8-foot vein at 152-foot depth, semi-hard coal, which is free from smoke, soot and clinkers. Will run 25,000 tons to the acre, eliminating the poor vein. This is a forced sale. It will go at $12.50 per acre. $3,000 cash, balance 8 equal an¬ nual payments, commencing May 1, 1917. W^. W. MILLER. Cattlemen's Exchange, San Antonio, Texas. BRONX BUYERS. THREE CHOICE BRONX PROPERTIES MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE. 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.. tew feet trom 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 Broadway, N. Y. City. Tel. Rector 9086. 5 AND 6 PER CENT LOANS WANTED. I can place mortgage money in large amounts at 5 and 6 per cent, interest on first mortgages on well located business and apartment property in the best large city west of New York. Can also use money on leaseholds (buildings erected on leased ground). Absolute security. Will be glad to give particulars to Principals, or Agents or Attorneys for Estates, hav¬ ing such funds to loan. Location, Cleve¬ land. Ohio. Address to P. O. BOX 101 Station E, Cleveland, Ohio. FOR SALE—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, golt links, polo field; Woodlawn Park adjoining. Ad¬ dress B. F. BLOOMFIELD. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 100 ACRE ESTATE. AN UNUSUAL OFFERING. Within pretty New Jersey town limits. 18 miles from New York, one mile trom station; best commutation; on avenue be¬ tween town and golf club: unusual schools and social life; has spring fed brook and river front orchard and woods; fifty acres in hay. Exchanges (North Shore. L. I., preferred) or sale. HONORE WILLSIE. Bntterick BIdfr., N. Y. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Elwood St. and Nagle Ave. Dyckman Tract. Plot No. 1—100x200, Elwood St. Mortgage $10,500. Price $22,500 Plot No. 2—100x250, Nagle Av. Mortgages $19,000. Price $30,000 Plots Nos. 1 and 2 combined Total Mortgages $29,500. Price $50,000 These prices for quick sale only. If sold through a broker, only the broker who first brings a signed contract with a deposit will be recognized. For further information address ELNA REALTY CO., Room 605, 104 W. 42nd St. Established 1879 William G. Morrisey REAL ESTATE BROKER APPRAISER 189 MONTAGUE STREET 5856 , ■ 5857 ' Make your advertisements talk—Just as your sales¬ men must talk—Then, they will pull business.