The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1907, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1907. REAL ESTATE FOR Se | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— (CER TAVAL CLO MNS EW OH RL SME OOS WTHENEWS, | lOrro KEMPNER, While Wall Street Fortunes] -ALL-OVER THE WORLD | To- Morowt - eee Sunday! FREE SPECIAL TRAIN 2 Sy IN REAL ESTATE. | Are Shattered, Our Real Es- | Leaving Grand Central Station, LEXINGTON AVENUE TERMINAL, - | tate Grows in Value. _| Short Stories of Unusual Happenings andi and-stopping at $25th- Streets eT FREE-TICKETS-can-be-secured-from-our representative, wearing — . Is Adding $400,000,000 a Year. to the Public Wealth. ib | Singular ‘Experiences Picked Out of \Gantnat and New Haven Tealironds | the Chronicles of To-Day. : New York real estate {a proving Itself Vagal int ke" (ie? grautant” piost yonder! aos ful wealth producer that the world has : seen. While the values ‘of stocks and Rush Work at White Plains. At North White Plains work on’ im- 4 gona —have—been-cut—in—ai-in AV iprovements tad" xdvanded rapidly tile? president Roosevelt has saved : treet, real estate pricos aro holdin jweek. Cement, sidewalks are laid alone! or a tamous tree in AVashin yellow badge, at either station. > firm. New York jand even scored ad Hliatlem avenue, Bom! street. Holland | tegeaph | avenue, Cloverdale avenue and «se vances in inany locaiitios. People begin to realize that New Yor! Jand fs producing wealth taster than |, “all the gold and silver mines: of the} % country. The increase In. assessed | fe" "Syaluea: last’ year for the Greator, City | Uon of Broadway, IN ue TOWN WHITE’ PLAINS. ' BUG TN GIRI)S BAR THRIVE DAY NORTH re pny, ake near $700,000.) wbout it, future. § More than half resiresented thi Incraise | : ‘Queens’ Prods Bulmont. eas Jn laid yalues alohe, the rest Sa » fs In ivicicnsay ations phi ay Meets , dech now capital invested In. improve- | i: STaiand ai Z arenes ‘ments. <7! bar, néarty 4. From 1890'to' 1902 the Tso in, MManhat- Yrom ‘the out tan dand vakies was $1,1: » Dura} “values gave wn inc WON BE-HAIR DYN, WANTS A DIVORCH. ° rs, William Brogson.of La Crosse.) h AT THE TERMINAL OF. THE ‘ELECTRIC ZONE. sued her aged husband for One sreat lesson of W Hie wd onavh was the spectacle o! a real estate standing like a rock in tie) Midst of financial wreckage. Fortunes w York c Z hearing’t p said the PRESENT PRICES in this section are on the eve of a -substantial—increase,—dte— to—-the—clectrification of the railroad. This is especially true of: property at the terminal. “290. ee 540. A re ane Secures $ J ¢) Any- Lots “Balance Ea Rasy Monthly Payments eHut-the-fuct~tnat-New York: reat ex j — 9 tate Is proof ag ancl | Ah eoiietorms mist have careful wiudy of reai estate tLeturs. | SiShrewd capitalists and families who | f 1 Glass Pbave grown invnunesly thsi by patigal : ance Any hace : : MIP ho.ding Of rail estate have known it. invite ech civ 5 5 if Voie Recent events have done no more| ~ Ew YOR, err el EI i Wat Sir(ahan add to the evidence that New Yo hE on tne Era é anos er ae: =Th KO f ” fs fealty aiwuys is increasing in ya a MAN is a Ht | in Pienes erhene he 1 15 bilious. On ; Mhey huve strengticned tie cony’ 2 : f Before breakfast overcomes > “Nd emong students of economies that New] ial Paneatelcn ; ce Bil ei NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! tate will continue to ad- | delegations 4 ne lousness completely. 5 i Belvex {x destroy 1 movement te farce IFF Mi f id vee ance -in--Vaiie -indelinitely : - vs x ent Riches in_New York Land. a dana Enlarging Massapequa i - A Natural Laxative Water CL ORD B. HAR ON, Presi ’ he Queens Land. and Title in 1 sal sities Ti fs the eth ; Bottled at the Sp Springs. —Avoid substitutes NEW OES BURURS CONN Be Wieck ae is | resume d ter fociet PRES Duh ite'utloty arta beritac: [lente Lite und, Cy and, C009" pw egg Mii a Ba aaetcantliabteasteah| aveaweeate. | “Thirty-Cent Twelve-Word Now it is eranties Brooklyn, AL 2. pa i The incr ttan alone for sae 2 nai : We Os ne ee Shure fhe wlan fel LINE E| 3 : ae Scene Coat oe sate [Sat a toa (ire tinue oc Oe AP ante TEN LINE} «Furnished Room” Ad. in Ce ~ ete es uh fav, Sct ages nestle fOr he Wi | = | SEES S| The World Finds Many ae M Vand as ths Me ‘ : he } th the easy payment | HELP WANTED—MALE, =) i ea Ueber express tuntels uper the rivere| blake. -bagory tae MaMa WNELONISD'2 AXED fie. citoy ak makers Topo encima in| ottigh te Desirable Tenant. & 4 : 1 the: , RO Or Ere completed buyers for) Wout et clive 10; ho ee ny 8 eoinmunt | ay a esirabie ena 2 my hat t ; ols, and they will-be In a position | : ; Y rOrie AB: oie ath = ° rrAlue Of tha: sentiriiles them ey uaa ate va lbeaiee tan Reececcnemie! | Bt at pe SOE Srooniyre IoREe WANTS WORK WONDERS : REAL ESTATE FOR-ALE— | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG. ISLAND, LONG: ISLAND. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE -FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. «LONG ISLAND, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL. ESTATE FOR 8A LONG ND. LONG ISLAND. REAL ESTATE | FOR SALE— LONG ISLAND. Slicers “Merrit Kighty-fr Sro- day we place onsalea' new s section ‘of lots at Massapequa. The opening price for 2] DAYS ONLY is $140 each, $!0 down.and.$5-per-month.-This-price-is-attieast 160% below their present-vatue, aE “We will not be able to present to buyers another such opportunity at Massapequa, nor will there again be such an opportunity on Long Island. _ This section lies between the-two main thoroughfares at Massapequa, MainStreet and eras | no interest or taxes for two years—magnificent high, level. ground, well above grade of way. All lots on all streets at $140 each—none higher. Cement sidewalks, water and gas-mains +—streets and within sight of anda few minutes’ walk of Massapequa depot, as shown in photo; an staHecd-without cost to purchasers—deed to heirs tn case of death without further payments— graph below. ape - Massapequa Depot on Montauk Division Long Isiand Railroad (#ean. System), Grounds and Property Oliie:, #hotojyraph laken August 3, 1907. RB ce tne tunnels to Long Island will be finished before we realize it. The running time from Massapequa to Herald Square will be less than 35 minutes through the Pennsylvania tunnel. : We place these Lots on sale to-day at less than half their present value and one-tenth the. price they will bring after completion of the-tunnels. ‘ There is no security so secure as New York Suburban Real Estate, and it is as good as sold when bought at half its value. These lots will not last long at $140, and Les: locations wili be taken first. IF YOU COME THIS SUNDAY YOU WILL GET THEM. = Take the “MASSAPEQUA SPECIAL” this Sunday at 2.30 P. M. fo own te Actio: / Lepr! From Track 17, Long Island City Depot, or Flatbush Ave., N strand Ave. or East New York, Brooklyn. 4 ede A Transportation furnished at No. 415 Last 34th Street (two doors jrom the ferry), or at the : bove depots, : ined) SSA PEQUA ig New York’s greatest suburban development—is the high ground of the South water system—600 acres of Park laids, including five beautiful, lakes—will have direct ane—12 miles from City Line on Montauk Division, L.1. R. R., the Broadway of Long Island—an rapid tran through the Pennsylvania Tunnel, with a running time of less than 35 minutes penoress station stop now--will be a trolley centre—a seaport—is the head of the’ Brooklyn | to Heraid Square. ‘ ve. ~BUY WHERE THOUSANDS HAVE BOUGHT AND BUY NOW. The advance in this new section will be greater than will ever be obtained again in New YorH suburban real estate. sions A, B and C, comprising 10,000 lots, sold during the past 18 months. ~ , Section A, soldat $185, now reselling at $470. Section B, sold at $240, now reselling at $520. Section C, recently sold at $315, now reselling at $460. All those who have already visited Massapequa and were unabie to secure ihe lots they desired in the other sections are cordially invited to visit Massapequa again this Sunday. Do not fail to secure some of the lots in this new seciion. ‘ 2 QUEENS LAND AND TITLE CO., Times Building, Times Square, New York.