The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1907, Page 7

Lit Cues Leaves Grand Central. Station, Lexington Avenue Terminal, at 215 P. M. EES October 6th _ Stopping at 125th Street. Leaves Grand Central Station, Lexington Avenue Terminal, at 215 P. M. : Sunday, October 6th FREE. TICKETS Can Be Secured from Our Representative Wearing Yellow Badge at Either Station. ‘WHY YOU SHOULD BUY NOW AT NORTH WHITE PLAINS. BECAUSE —_— —BECAUSE-— Every train will stop here. It is surrounded by beautiful homes. An express siat.on is on the property. It -has_schools: It has churches. It has stores. It has theatres. “It has all-city ton verriences,— VALUES at North White Plains,_ the terminal of the elec- tric zone, will undoubt- Tt is in a Natural Garden Spot. Every-_lot_is within -thres minutes of the station. It has highs class improvements to the splendid CaRHepOr= = tation facilities it will enjoy asthe terminal. : for ‘one _year, : Payments are sus-ended in case of s'ckneas or loss of ‘employment. Free deed is given in case of death. Every lot is honestly priced. ~ _ Value_ will soon rise 50 to 100 per sent $10 secures any lot. : The talance is paid in easy payments, ‘Liberal-discount tor cash or part cash. — $25,C00 ie xiven as building prizes: Tt overlooxs the Se eS eae Nu Sas The inclement-weather has had-no effect on the sales of —— oo a Limit Ca umber of. Lots. Tikisigrsparty: eather as ha seen it are unanimous in $290 TO CO 4 their ovinion that it is good, either as an_investment or a A FEW. i 3S: 10 ss aie © home. site._In less than_two- weeks-balf of the property-has_ been_sold.__This:prov-s our statement. _ : ey q wn This property will appeal to you, but if you desire a good selection you must go ib 24. Balance Easy 3 at once. By delaying you may lose the very-site-you most desire. Don’t you watt. § 255325 or-largers Monthly Payments. All well situated. PONT WAIT! CLIFFORD B. HARMON, President, NEW, YORK SU ee CO, pon’T war! ‘JOSEPH P. DAY, uctioneer, ~ “TTS A SUCOESS IF IT 1S—AND NEW YORKERS ALWAYS KNOW, LE li a ee re Not even a tight money ermine sales at 3t Nassau St., Cor. Cedar St., N. y. Cc, Advertising a Another_ Advances “Next “Week. : ~ Section No. 5. Demand Greates Prices. 800 PEOPLE SOLD TO _ IN FIVE -WEEKS- eZEf) ONE ACRE—-| ~BU 3 5 CHEA | OS NOON $650 wets | sovwhOSics “SEW Kow [$360 samen 4 ee fHB- EXCHANGE SALESROOM + —Let Us Lea You Into Daylight—Into The-Land of Prosperity We do not ask you g300 fo $1,000 per lot or- 14 & 10 Vesey Sty “EVSO0 per acre, but wil, during Us site stow you HALT ACRE PLOTS (to City Lots) for a sum Tess" than you, 4 pices ____ You have ground enough to builds house and to raise your own vegetables, raise your own chickens, keep 3 =Lots Ul -ow-or-a-horse:-a-spot-large-enough-to-recelve-all-the pleasure nature_can-give-and-still-be-practieatly_in-New-York= [= Nothing but right prices—right development—right transit-and right tm2rovements can account: pre 5 — $e 8 iWer-Vi | ee for over 10f00 lots sold ta eighteen” months. ~~ fF —193—-High-Gra ~~ WHY MASSAPEQUA’ LEADS: GARRISON HEIGHTS, station stop-now—high,levet property—all lols near transit andthe 23d Ward, Borough * Bronx. port—e- trolley center—entire city improvements made by: : ‘3 ve Yulue after. completion of tunnals when shay have direct "rapid: “thin : Bast 156th St. Tiffany—St.— “Barretto Str Manida-St.- Brown Ave-—— Per Lot. : $10 Down and $5 Per Month. Casanova St. Spoilord Ave. 4 THIS SUNDAY TAKE THE TZ0P: MTRAIN Tf ”_ Longwood Ave. and Garrison : : = portation Furnis! _ Five Minutes’ Walk. South on Longwood Ave. from = metacentueer-e nee reer Os per New York Depots, B Brooklys.._ Southern eee Line at Longwood ae JUS TWAT TMNESE-LOTS-ARB-CAN-ONLY: zs y oe Times-Ba ted isn gy, times Saaars lew - —— BB--APPREGIATED—BY—SBEING— ei ‘ Your "‘Cholce of any Slob "$20 for $i. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: .The majority of the lots . aie : ground, with excelient—drainage. ISTREETS.- REGULATED, GRADED; = You are buying acreage, not You are on the ground floor. = ' “ fi ED FLAGGED, and SEW ERS Installed. All fot: lbh PEER TTT = TNC TH | aaiecue + iar antidote poiees ree |__—_ baat Acres, $5: Doway $5" Monthly; “One Acie; $10 Down, $10 Montily, 4 5 2 Many high-class dwellings being ‘erected In this-section—and iced z 11-2 Acees, $15 Down, $12 Monthly. 2 Actes, $20 Down,” $15. Monthly. : City: You do not have to give up your life earnings to pay for it. It 1s within your means and Just what you want =and what you have been looking for for years, located in the most ee Deautiful Spot In New Jersey zy 30 Per Cent. Off for Cash. A of the adjoining property is being improved; and the city Is now em- sian Fe eee Ne loving large forces of.men.in.the improvement-of-the-entire-section- 2'Za\ — FIGHT JAPAN TRUST : re = Fm property was hei fyate: Este of Commmare Garnton To GRAND SPECIAL. FREE-EXCURSION—T0—-EVERY—-WAGE EARNER: = § the last 6. s—lat chased by the Empir i it Co. 1 3 ee : ti ‘and Offered. First Hand’ to the public In “this Tanravedeanl ol DA —_ TERE ED ‘}SIXSALE DAYS” SS SS ee = 70 per cent. of the purchase price may remain on : d M. on Each Sale Day (Week Days bond and mortgage at 5 per cent. for | or 2 years. OUR “OWN SPECIAL RAN ON SUNDAYS, 1 P. M ‘Policies of title Insurance delivered free of charge to purchasers. NNBYLVANIA DST. STATIONS. NEW YORK. ABET OUR AGENTS For booklets and further Paculats apply. to above Auctioneer. vyailened ime and Prater Aes ‘You with free tleketa rieht at the stations Co,-S-H- jeabeth Armenears Hold Big Meeting| Ida Simonton Again in Pitts- Ambaccrcs Gives ‘Business and Denounce the “Racial burg—May Not Have © and Family Obligations” Conspiracy in pata Been Far Away. 7, as His Reasons, Denourcing the sik manutacturers| PITTSBURG, Oct, .&.—Ida Vernolca , OPO exporters of Japan for trying to|MMnonton, the much-wanted witness in establigh @ mononoly of the trade In|tne ‘naw murder trial, dropped into thig country by “racial conspiracy,''| Presb! yesterday unannounced. Miss Tepreeentatives of Afty Amorican silk, Kimonton's mother has made repea! from lomatic servi ted 5 a @oncerns met in-the Silk Association aihisenstta that her daughter was in to erears. ae tole bed = EXCORSONS. STEAMBOATS.: Foons, at Broadway and —Broome| Arrioa, Now it Ja sald that ehe hae | ott Rents PALL | AAR etreet, yeoterday, and passed stirring Mr owere ‘reasons are sundsrstood XCURS! . fewslutions, The Americen ineertan | been in Paris, ‘There are rumors, too, |to be that, haying been abroad for AUTUMN E RSION ATTEN I I nase abo! jewark desiring to visit our property at Metuchen can watch for our train at the main station. Our eacnte wilt Bldg, B’way and 23d St., or : a | roy OFT $C Ai TTT sce, Free! Raliroad| Tickels, Full Partioulara| call, write or {oh one GROSS & SNEUDAIRA, Attorneys, 309 B! way, N.Y. City METUCHEN REALTY & IMPROVEMENT CO., Sully 1278, 132 Nasa 9, Nov Ya om BRANCH OFFICE, 144 GRAHAM AVENUE, pecan N, y. BERLIN, Oct. u— = Charlemeene Tower, of Philadelphia, Ambassador to |Germany, has written to President Roosevelt asking that he be permitted iat cee ae Ss as "REAL ESTATE ror SALE— STATEN ISLAND. esas Sunday World Wants Work eS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, —wenere oreces| Monday Morning Wonders. nearly eleven years, he dosirea again accuse the Japanese of trving to oulla| tas sRe has not been further away | f°Any Meren Jeane eee s| LAST OF THE SEASON here a truat w % trom itteburg than MoKeesport, Thia/ have a home there for his sons, who LONG HRANGH ANDI BRANCH AND. BAGH. Mee molten “Dapansee aU cen fue {2° rernoon Maa Simonton astounded the | are now’ neatly ready tno to” Har: MA ABBURY. PAN AND see iter Iyiaeeal ‘employes of a department store, where | vard College, and to sive his wit’ wk Peale tr} te Wt, Porson, PUrDOMe ta ee was formerly employed ag a writer ‘al 0 ONOKO. Eewg ie ie Skinner, President of the| g¢-advertisements, by entering the place lee Silk a9 tation of Amei ‘was chair- Bioomtle gine merlin at ASLO PAE ep ciated res) ciara ccsall ; mn ‘elcanes vat atta On) us 4 ‘hare, Ww tective, aS est om A. M. it Yorke! ‘wucor satu! . ko Vente Bros, of New Fork Ali! | not to be worried about the presence |e eet fetes tere diene “1 : and the seathing: terme with which ‘Ne| of she woman in Pittebure, in oplte ef | ao — ane a a} AORN, denounced Japanese dealers and thelr metnode paint ea whe Teports that she will take the atead | ae ns Sei Moved ae Sis Sua al St Rae cet ere A ~ ve i Pea ak: ts: | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS ei WORK MONDAY WONDERS,