The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1906, Page 8

8 THE WORLD; TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 26, 1906 ALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— STATEN ISLAND. STATEN ISLAND es ISLAND. set A $1,000,000 NAME. °°] SOUTH NEW YORK. ——— - _ es —$$$$_—_~== a WHAT HAPPENED TO TRUS TS IN THREE LARGE CITIES DIN TOLEDO. iT OT Tie SCE Taal WHAT HAPPE TEE gan Lake Ice Tee Comp is respon WHAT ST, 10 out blow yest forced to pay Tremendous Sale Days for Cloth- ing from now noe eres Men’s Suits, light and dark patterns, blue Hand gray serges, light effect Vaca-3 # fk Pr ly St [ { i d tion Suits and Coats and Pants ati | Of cr d Ci S dll 9 Wonderful Low Prices. i : : : omit We get the big business by making a study of & | trade invalid. eomtsination of p customer, J. E. Wal service, WHAT HAPI NEW YORK—T! WO Bronx real estate speculators were returning from South New York last Saturday; one was heard to say: ‘‘That ‘supplying the right goods at the right time ath | name is worth a million dollars to Staten Island. The thing for : ow prices. If you buy at this sale this we: | ou “get in right.’ Any man who examines the value is sure to buy. These prices are about one-half what retail stores usually charge KEPT PREMIUM FOR INSURANCE Marshall M. Finch Overlooked the Fact that He Had Left Company. us to do is to buy near Wood, Harmon & Co., then we won’t have - to advertise.”” On every side you hear the same expression of delight. A new era has set in. The King is dead; tong live the i King. Staten Island has long been dead ; long live South New ® York. This same beautiful land, now covered with buyers, has lain unregarded for six years under the noses of New Yorkers, while New York City was pouring out her millions in docks, ferries and other improvements, and while factories from the ends of America were seeking locations along her shores. The fact is, while New Yorkers are not stupid, the stupidest persons in the world live on Manhattan Island. The Manhattan- ite won’t realize that, because of tunnels and transportation developments, New York City is coming under the same real fa Men’s Sack Suits. Men's Trousers. Spring and Summer weights. SPring weights; 32 to 44 Waist, 34 to 44 chest measurement. $250 Cassim Boys’ Long Pants Suits, 14 to 19 years, We hand ‘em ont to-day. 18000 pairs of socks, Fancy lisles and cottons, , With a sprinkling of plain olors, All imported—our impor- ¢\ter’s samples and surplus. All socent value, or better. 25¢. * Rocers, PEeT & Company. Three Broadway Stores. Boys Short Pants” Suits. nol omer Pants, 6 to 14 years. (pyou Easy for us to give you a great bargain. ‘ Easy for you to save. Read our price list. ae we estate law that governs the growth of all great cities. Cities never | 43th st. 32nd st ‘ . 4 grow upward if they can grow outward. He is not to be blamed for his ignorance of the laws which he has never had a chance to 4 | study. He only needs a leader and he has one right here. When, iSPECIAL Blue or Gray Serge Suits, all sizes, either single or double’ breasted, $8.00; worth $15.00. Some of these Barts are silk lined. | Corner | at the sound of some clarion note like the call to South New York, he begins to buy—he buys so fast and so heavily that everything doubles in a night. He did it in Brooklyn, though we were on the ! ground before him; he is doing it in Staten Island to-day, while Stern Becdiers i Leather Goods for Travelers | Extensive assortments of Bags and Suit Cases, with and without , fittings. Writing Folios, Dressing Cases, Flasks & Drinking Cups, Corner Lunes ay sae eat neat : pena? | / [seeaa yes a we have 1,500 acres of the best of it for you at half the cost which | srecetan cee «dais | | Serameaee aye et oursrumt acuta csnmen gg Meseouleed: (apap, plus iane yl ive sold iil i laste, at pivigkie wiinsil: fame, « 2.75} \f Dri Sees wate fire if aT AMCr aL Came aees COmtd prices no other real estate operator can meet. The next boom will | os Henne ie be in South New York, formerly Staten Island. You will buy. Itis merely a\yjuestion whether you get the first choice or the 5,000th. i Gissring Sale of We advisexyou to buy right now. Be the early bird and get the worm. Don’t wait and have to chase the bird. WOOD, HARMON & CO. Tie) SOUT |NEW YORK) of Somebody’s Time. Formerly Staten Island. $10 Secures Any Lot. ; Monthly Payments $5 and Upward. j ct ice is always best. Most Surprising Offer Ever Made s How to Get to By a Real Estate Firm. eouLl Ney York, 1y Municipal Staten Ishin." Ferryboat. Look for trolley e 1 ‘SOUTH NEW YORK.” Our representatives wear , and will refund your carfare on application, Go WOOD, HARMON & CO. | 257 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. al cs THE PINK EDITION OF THE § The Largest City and Suburban Real Estate Operators in the World. “ Rinnai a Uptown Office, 14th St. & 4th Av. German Savings Bank Building, High Grade Parasols From the best Foreign Below th conside i Domestic Makers QUEENSBORO HILL, AT ARISTOCRATIC FLUSHING, L. |, ted and Novelties at $7.50 to 25.00 Prices $12.75 to 45.00 Lingerie, Lace, Hand Embroi Opening Day is JULY 2° 1 go to-day if West Twenty-Thi rd Street Salesmen y from 9 A. M. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION Insure Your Pocketbook PARISH, FISHER & CO. JOM L, PARISH, 149 BROADWAY Will sell at auction, without reserve, on Thursday, June 28th, at 12 orc. OCK NOON At the Exchange Salesroom, 14 & 16 Vesey Str Queens Borough MOST ADVANTAGEOUSLY LocATED at Whitestone, ®son, New Vor gate ONLY 86 MINU’ FROM HWPRALD KQUARy: Now Only 20 min tric 3d rail s property, ar Cars will be running through the Interhorough (42nd St.) tunnel on denneTy, 28 next, All improvements already nstulled—Water, Sewer: i Streets, Sidewalks, a fine new Public Scho Will Be No Asessments—Prapetty Restricted--No SaleonseeNG Nuis Terms 10° chasers, A yestor hit