The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1906, Page 11

i OE i da it Biel Be ary SL a Te Se Le ETT ean ee ig _THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1906, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | REAL ESTATE FOR GALE. | REAL ESTATE FOR BALE, | REAL ESTATE FOR SALB, | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | REAL ESTATE FOR CAP DARPAPPADPAPD PPAR PAD DADA AAA AAPA AAPAD RAD are | nett AAPAAALASARODA RAPD DE Ct shen tae Adb Drandovions) RA AAARAAANSARDAARRRDRAR AA | AAR ‘L PASSENGERS | A Tremendous Wave of Public Approval and Public Outpouring of Ten-Dollar IN PANIC CLIMB Bills Is Already Characterizing . OVER THRO AL See Motorman in Flames i, ie on the Track Beside ~~: a His Train. “ vosucven New York's Bang-up New 30-Minute Suburb. Injured Man Saved from Eee | Goel | Roasting to Death and \ a" .. As Incontrovertibly the Most Wonderful Real Estate Proposition Human Eyes bnndred passengers on « Third Dae sete ee Have Ever Witnessed. Soon as people see the improvements being made on this magnificent ~ property, and learn for themselves how near East Williston is to the busy hum which radiates both uptown and downtown from Madison Square, they do not hesitate about selecting all of this remarkably bon-ton neighborhood that they can buy with the little bit of money it takes. : Show any long-headed person that it is really true that this high-lying Long Island real estate is not only bounded by ‘Millionaires’ Ridge’’ and pene- trated by the Jericho Turnpike, where the crowds go to see the famous auto races, but is beautiful ITSELF ‘and will be placed within 80 mumutes of 686 Street and Seventh avenue, via the Pennsylvania Railroad's under-river sub- ways and third-rail electric trains—then- how will that long-headed person ever be able to keep his hands out of his pocket? He won't, that’s all—not when it takes only a ten-dollar bill to close the purchase'and then only $5 ‘amonth to hold it until such a time as he is sure to realize anywhere from %1,000 to £3,000 profit. * oaey Alert folks who may have never owned a piece of realestate or a bank account in their lives, can commence getting rich ona proposition like this. This Is Not Just Mere Talk. = The proofs areat hand. At notime in the last six years in which it has sold close to $50,000,000 of Pittsburg’s real estate, and been instru- mental in building $3,000,000 of Pittsburg’s trolleys and caused homes to be erected for more than 100,000 Pittsburg people, has the Freehold Real Estate Company, agent for East Williston, offered to the public a property over which it has been so enthusiastic itself. Do you suppose that every person living in apart- ments to-day at “$40 to $70 per” will continue to live in them very many years after the East River subways are com- pleted and the choice Long Island lands have been embel- lished with city improvements same as you get in Harlem? IF ll make even the present Generation leave their apartmen s@ of the accMent was Augus 234 Hancock street, the ery @ fume blew out i came to a stop. “He left h 4 alighted at the same time ne that the Shoe of the first car was disarranged. He @et about to fix if when there was an explosion whieh frightened the passer oers. They leaped from their seats and mn to the windows. Peering out they discovered that one of the motor * forth a binge and that the train waa deserted d and Third avenue ar were blocked Police Allay a Panic. is had extingutehed the Jarland’s itfe UP and carried fter Garland’s wou: The future exodus from the apartments will be one joth of his legs and burned, of the epochs of the. NEAR future. When refined folks can secure all the conveniences of the crowded districts and have green lawns and fresh air besides, many of them are going to leave the crowded districts. With the new popu- lation coming in to go with them, what will stop East i\| Williston property from advancing in price to such an alti- |! tude as will make for every person who pressés in now, hi buysitand holds on, moremoney than anyreal estate hasever |’ been known to yield. In fact, there can be only one opin- ion of all that territory lying between Garden City, Mine- ola and Roslyn, of which East Williston is the cream, It surely was the “Garden of Eden.”’ oo BRAVE GIRL GIVES BURGLAR A FIGHT Thicf, Armed with Blackjack, Train Schedule Grappled by Young ! : Trains leave 34th Street, New York, for Woman on Sight. East Williston at 5.40 A. M., 8.50 A. M., ——_ 10.50 A. M., 1.50 P. M., 3.30 P, M,, 4.30 P. Miss Mary Maloy, of No, 27 West M,, 5.30 P. M., 6.30 P- M., 8.00 P,M., 10.00 One Hundred and Forty-third street, P. M., 12.00 P, M, an as am Om See sik sae oe Trains leave 34th Street, New York, for Sean ee | Mado A. ML, 900°, Ma, 1030 a. m. [ Nature has done a wondrous work and now when she came upon the burglar yes- 10.50 A. M., 11.00 A. M., 1.50 P, M., 2.50 P. a ital is followin up Nature s accomplish- serday stern oct og neret® askea} Mes 3:20 P, M., 4.20 P. M. 4.40 P. M., 6.00 cap } havi h oe See | Bie EP Le sae Ba qi ment with a lavishness that is dazzling to sy ees nw ca rpiea|_ Me 1200 Pe Me “eee Wei men of this age, and would have been thought BF yoga ole gh SN impossible by men of the past age. - the young woman down with « bjack- oi i Remember that our prices for large building sttes, with stipulations dec acteamirg an the fought” The burglar SPECIAL s The Pennsylvania Subway at 33d street and the Belmont Subway which will protect the quality of each lot, range upward from id uy By Mail. aot eS - ith Mad packed up'a bundle, with. It, $100, $125, $150, $175, $200, $225, $250, $275, $300 in the sleeve of a which was ibge cont, These things the young woman ‘wi i ia jattery Subway, 90 : SE Roe worth valle” CHARTERED When ordering by mail send $10, first pay- nb leant ea $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, $500. WALDORF ASTOR GOES NS ment, by post office or express money order. sos ere ttie eat as of af Wut payenent and $5 monthly f ala th41oT cen. uuscount for cash, ' HOME AS “ADAMS.” TRAI We will select for you a lot of the price you trolley Property with Rosly Bear in prays that until the Penns} wish to pay next to or close to a location and Port Washingtor tage in the way of transporta- you can reach the property y of 341 Uses Usual Pica el s a Sails) Will Leave 34th Street whl bes been purctused by's person who | on. Railroad. ~ Ninety-eight trains depart se Maine, m NEXT SUNDAY at 2.10 as visited the property. Taking everything i ide: wonderful opportunity ts at located right on the f ¢ Astor : hand for ; w that will be struck at the it. All ex la Pods eter Se mies tor ‘Bangin sod-3-90:'%. 1. f TELEPHONE, terrif this prediction. Families You can secure free ¢ CS a phot =e es to be at the fe omptly at these won ir earnings on lease to 402 and 403 New Century § t Ther were entered on the Try try promptly If you fannot get out to this great sale at | artetiieban ieee: dorf-Astorla, or to any of 0 t PRE@ENT figt as “Mr. J, Coolie Adame Mra| hours to may bax enh en. Dye Seinen But don’t wait til! Sunday to visit the prop- J ¢¢, or call at office, telephone 204—38th sarily exa mo ss investments in order to the 34th Strest Ferry seh the ; ito,” whloh was the sameas be used) erty. Get free tickets and go out'now, for valuable information. secure a fair net profit for bush Avenue Station in Brook Ee see ee for More Fees WHE ATLY HILLS LAND CO., 1°24°%,Nex,co7uy, Dating, Na, 1 Wes, Sa, Sires iy. nts arene , eg osite ) , Bs es i (FREEHOLD. REAL ESTATE COMPANY, AGENT, PITTSBURG, PA.) : \ 4 , 4 Z Z 4 4 ; } ie a a a i ia