The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1919, Page 17

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Metropoiitan real estate transac- | for the year this week. volume for all of last year—1,043,- 488,000. ‘To July the total was $920,- 930,000, comparing with $564,160,000 for the first six months of 1918. As ‘the debt records of peace years have rarely cromsed $1,500,000,000, it is evident that current realty operations are breaking all past high records, In the greater city the halt year | g; total was against $474,876,000 during the cor- responding period last year, The fig- fo- which plans Were recorded, Salés of real estate in the entire metropolitan district have in ed $608,706,000 for 61,389 parcels. In the first half of last year the total was $425,825,000 for 37,245 parcels, . In the greater city $524,950,000 was paid for 48,489 parcels, against $364,375,000 for 26,296 parcel@ during the first halt of 1918, Borrowers on mortgage obtained $192,525,000 in comparison with $95,- 926,000 during the first half of last year. In the greater city they got 157,969,000, against $16,960,000 in the Loni upbucg 1918 period. Building outlays /of $119,705,000 compare with $42,400,000 a year ago, the greater city contracting for $100,- 106,000 in comparison with $34,560,000 @ year ago. Total suburban transactions cover- ing the commuting sones of Wi chester, Nassau, Suffolk Counties and @ year agu: There were $83,750,000 sales, $40,175,000 mortgage loans, $19,600,000 bullding projects. Manhattan holds its prestige with $326,000,000 composed of $236,100,000 sales of 6,217 parcels, $56,150,000 mort- gage loans, $34,750,000 building opera- tions, The rgcord for the first half of last year was $230,900,000, .with 3,260 parcels sold’ for $186,200,000, mortgage loans of $33,750,000 and $11,960, building. 000 for building. ernie « tants ‘against embracing $101,100,000 paid for 11,250 0 for building. Queens established herself more #e- curely in third place among the bor- oughs with $99,525,000, the sales of 10,908 parcels amounting to $58,400, mortgage loang to $23,600,000 and §1' 625,000 for building. Her total for the aes sales of 6,930 parcels at $39,- 000 in building. Bronx transactions have called for 500,000, sales of 4,412 parcels tak- ing $42,100,000, with $14,250,000 in mort~- gages and $8,150,000 for building, ‘The firet half of last year took $24,900,000 in the sale of 2,325 parcels, $6,760,000 on mortgages and $3,050,000 for bulld- Ing. 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If similar ac- tivity can be maintained throughout the rest of the year all old high records should be passed by big mar- ging U.S, AID TO BRITISH SEAMEN. |) William H. Appleton, America’s Tribute to British Merchant Seamen, sails to-morrow for England in| To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. “No Mail or Telephone Orders: $5.50 Men's Silk Shirts stripes and white—some all am ows ronmenes—Main rLoon,’ $1.50 Men's Peresknit Union Suits... .| Short sleeves—ankle drawers— Chatmer's Porosknit—sises 34 to ‘Sam's ONDERWHAR—OAIN FLOOR, $i Hoh Rat Misses’ and Girls’ Smocks. furtherance of the movement. He is organizing @ Nation-wide campaign to raise a fund for 30,000 Britishers who were disabled or maimed while helping te carry food and supplies across the seas during the war. **Xamiral Sima, Chairman of the Hon- orary Committee, deciares that without the British moomen, Ca ted and navy would have been help’ CREDIT TERMS COLUMBUS AVE BET. 103 & 104 ST 88 | $6.75 Voile Frocks... , 7 New Black Dinner Gowns. 42.50 ures cover capital involved in sales, | $168 Nainsook Union Suits... 1.27 mectgnge-icane building projects nec Crossbar Dimity Union the 1918 half year record of $136,700,000, | Boys’ Genuine Palm Bench parcels, $22,150,000 mortgages, $13,460, 1913.50 Boys’ Suits firat half of 1918 was $55,900,000, com. | $3-96 Little Boys’ Wash Suite— 50,000, $11,150,000 mortgage loans, ‘sll Young Men's Suits, 22. 50 Whether you are saaeen a trunk or merel; blouses are foremost among vacation essentia Economy values combine with models of newe: charms to make this Blouse-day eopeciaiie inviting to those planning their vacation wardrobes. Our regular $2.68 Extra ard voile Blouses ino seed or inserted with fine lace d MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. with ‘or ‘without mack ng “Inte collars—pockets beet SECOND FLOOR, $2.94 Young Men's Khaki Trourers, 2.00 Pe NG MEN'S CeornNG THIRD FL, $2.4 Boye’ Washable Junior Sits 3.37 ra.--one piece, Junior iddy and sailor styles— e sore ‘and stripes—also white comb|nation an * CLOTHING OR, Yoke and Bishop re mince and ride: CONPANTS’ DBP SECOND FLOOR 24 ct. Men's Cotton Hose ‘and colors—slight imper- 47 ct. Boys’ oy Geese Shirts—high neck-—short sleeves —drawers—inee lsngth—double seata KNIT UNDERWBAR—MAIN FLOOR, ee handles —set of els each CUTLERY--MAIN FLOO} #13) Nex Gare Corti 3 oh cu wine: Garden “ 7 | 41.65 Boys’ or Girls’ Pjay Oxfords. >. 1 STORE OPEN DA. M. TO 8 P.M. Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August as in the Past 19 Years ANNUAL MID-SEASON SALES: - Look for This ALL-IN-ONE Advertisement Every Monday in the Afternoon Papers ior tna eeeaoet laeymeointoyy de salem Sar This is almost equal to the tota’|@Md Tuesday are here condensed into one complete list for the convenience of “ — for Both to 2 Tuesday eres -gide 40-Ineh Printed Georgette Crepe. ‘has Crepe dp Chine —hiagh Slash Printed Crepe, Silks ay Georgette Dresses — is 27.50.,89.75..69.75. |sq-tnch Satin Charmeuse), AOO* No Charge for Alterations. 36-Inch Colored Dress Satine “Ni 48 35-InchNew Plaid Taftgtag.. ABZ [Anwar St] Feri atin ep, 2 Bathing Suits Surf Satin Bathing Suits... 5.50 4 $10.00 All Satin Bathing Suits. 7.150 lors Quali; Khaki Middy I 6 to 14 yrs. Navy Blue 6 to 14 yrs... Robes $2.47 Cool White Robes..... 1.5 $4.94 White Vole’ Robes..... 3.8 Shoes atid Oxfords ®” Women’s White Cabivas Shoes! Oxforde—Tenderfont make... 4.05. 4.67 Our regular $5.94 Georgette Blouses in smartest designs richly embroidered and beaded—colors are flesh, “bisque and white—sizes 36 to 44. $15.97 Genuine Bosart Art Fibre 11.68 ue x12 fL—artistid designa in blue, sree apd tan colorings. RUG6—THIRD Met ton Huck Towels, 28 Heavyt analyte ly woven— hommeg—white anes porders $4.95 Marseilles Spreads 3.40 Full size—satin finish—verious designs. SPREADS BASEMENT, $4.95 Feather Bed Ticks + 807 Three-quarter end “full else assorted trl MOsBAsHaLKNT, 72 ct, Summer Stationery a] 24 sheets—-24 gilt edge cards— || 48 enyelopes—white, pink, blee, lavender. STATIONERY—~THIRD FLOOR, $1.44 White Dress Linens 1.0 44 Inch—close weave—cool and practical for sport skirts, blouses, Mniddies, ete. TLINBNS—MALN FLOOR, 45 et. Khaki Cloth a Mill lengths—for all sport clothes, WASH DRWSS FABRICS-BASEMENT, 40 ct. Fancy Voiles 3 Many dainty styles and colorings. WASH DRESS FABRICS BAS OMBN 88 et. Mohair, Siciliennes 70 || 60 Inch-—firm, round. weave—ailk finilah garnet, navy ans Diack teSS GOODS—MAIN FLOON $1.78 tees Satins—35 inch 1 Bright satin fare-ceott, Finish: SULKS- N FLOO) | 36 inch—in demand for skirts, | middy blouses and boys: wash multe, | WHITE GOODS—MALN FLOOR, | Ten, totus fl solea—s Georgette Crope—t0 neh $5.94SurfSatinBathingSuits, 4.00 ot lads Taffetas— , Special 1,'7 1 | 80 et. White Voiles ang Swisses. BS, 78 ct. White Organdy—40-inch. 3 v BORN G0 ct. White Chiffon Voiles— 4.25 to 4.75 yard Excellent wearing qualities. White Embroidered Voiles— ‘@, 36-inch—value .97......... +++ 88. 4. Cool Frocks for “Mise 6 to 14” ebb OF:9063) .o cacicdepaeban 1.18 Tub Frocks. . F vats ub iciken Greek ‘yer ‘6s: 68 ct.’ White Linen Finlah Sultings— GBM i acsscccessstcabeee 48° Roy p Fancy Dress Voiiee— a Special Ze Fine Quaitty Chiffon Voile:...... Ses [Annual Mid-Season Salge I on Awnings and Other Needs | a $3.24 fereh re Curtains— ‘ awSfhetsicsccine el ie $4.32Porch Drop Curtaine) ; EY Veer py apes aia! 870, ‘indow Awnings— OTH Cine Avningte xs +o 90" 70 ct. Adjustable Window Sereong #4 inches high, 26 be prt ‘p Limited quantities of aboye.., Sumner Window Shaders. Sx Ott vain nage STet, ‘ Offeloth Tub Covers. 20 New. Drapery, Sorims .... $1.47 Poplin Draperies-~50 iach DZq New Shipment of Stengilled Ayt « Crashes, ary Willow Blne esse. rere cas 67, Buffet Scarfe—(18x54 in.)..« ‘77 Couch Covers..........0s42 4.97-- Portieres 5.44. Round Covers (48 in ) 2.27. $2.50 and $2.75 Scrim Curtains—...... opr. LOT $2.25 Crosa Stripe Snowtiabe, Curtains ie A 67; Finer Quality Cr: Strij Curtaine.. ccc ne aeons I ted Net and Seri Baten ot ond Sesion. Ma gat Fine Cretonnes... Special yd: «= Tapestry Fibre Rugs ae Special Purchase Chenille Ruge— © @ | 6x9 ft, to 9x12 ft. — “ | value $17,50 to Vo% D710 LO.9% 24436 into 20x87 1e4. $3.97 0 66.07. 2,4 Ate AOE | Impérted Jay Grese R ne 4) Tal tee, Rag Riige— Tbsa6-— value 48. 27250—-value $1.67. $2197 Rugs*-$0x00 inchex, ., $24.80 Hartford Wool usaete: OxI2 f,, 1 a ES a