The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1913, Page 13

$ | os THE EVENING WORLD, REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, _ REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, 19138, mel, REAL ESTATE AT. AUCTION, | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. — CARGOOF SINGERS COME ON BOAT HELD BY HEALTH OFFICER Dr. O'Connell Say Says He Was Safeguarding Public by De-| taining George Washington. | | | | | The fact that eral passengers aboard the North German Lloyd steam- ship George Washin: nt nant wireless test to Gov, Glynn Inst night becaus: Dr, Joeph J. O'Connell, at Quarantine, pass the #hip ra eleven min- n Was not of the Port fad been merely obeying the tonnell sald, when ho held | to-day. v the discretion of the Health Officer to inspect an incoming | ehip after sundown provided a special Tequest for this favor ia made before mundown by the officers of the tine. No | 4 boat, and ntine at 5.12 o'slock, after her commander Capt, L. Franck, had made a speedy run in from Sandy Hook In an effort to beat the | aun, there was nothing for It but that] her impatient passengers siiould content themselves with the reflectal glow of ri Broadway on the clouds, ‘There were VIEW OF THE PROPERTY FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS we have advertised the Auction Sale of 345 + jatar) Jerome Ave., 174th, 175th and 176th Streets, as shown in above ustration. MARY GARDEN SAYS “I SHOULD) WE ADVISED the heirs not to put this property up at auction this Fall. With the Mayoralty Election, WORRY” ABOUT THE DELAY. One of the passengers who didn't give) tariff changes, dulness in Real Estate and present financial conditions we knew the property would be sacrificed if put up at Auction. a hoot whether she set foot on Manhat- ne last night or to-day was Miss Mary) HOWEVER, some of the heirs can no longer carry the property; they need the money and insist upon its immediate salee NO MATTER WHAT IT BRINGS. Garden, the singer. Perhaps she pre- ferred that WE HAVE called attention to the splendid location of the property; it is the last large piece of Real Estate lying intact so far South in the City. WE HAVE called attention to the fact that the Jerome Avenue Subway is now building and that there & morning's Those who were al- lowed tho privilege of seeing It when the ship was warped Into her Hoboken dock to-day sent up a little prayer of that Mary did not tape | of darkness. Purple—effulgent and seeamrenurne| purple—was the tone of Mary's rigging —one of these purples that sing a happy chromatic song vil by itself, Her Na- poleon hat was purple; her morning frock was purple and the lining of her fur coat was—well, here and there purple battled with greens and oranges and hyacinthine pinks. She also carried a snakewood stick, w take It ‘rom Mary, is very swagger over on the other side. Iler spats were lily white. “Oh, no To am arried and 1 don't intend to de for some Ume-even c th i hrush's . : . ae wie rat ere myo tha will be two stations at this property. hen 1 stop | married—4f there's tely pressing. 1 had one proposal summer Which was unique. A braw Scotch laddie near Averdeenshire, Ww I spent the Ume on my euntry place, asked me to marry 1 said ne could walt twenty years . When 1 asked him how it his devotion Was #0 marked ship news rej WE HAVE called the attention of builders to the splendid renting in this section, of Investors to its wonderful opportunities, to operators in Real Estate the chances of making good money. WE HAVE told how some of the shrewdest operators have bought in this district. WE HAVE shown how a few hundred dollars invested along proposed transit lines have turned into thousands after the lines were completed. WE HAVE illustrated how to the East and to the West of the Moss Estate, Lots have reached high values owing to having rapid transit. WE HAVE called attention to the fact that this isa SQUARE DEAL and that the Lots will probably be sold at a small percentage of their value. WE HAVE shown where money invested in property such as this was a better investment than money IN A SAVINGS BANK. That with such lots as these you are sure of making money, and experi- ence shows that you do not take the least risk. WE HAVE done everything we could to call the attention of the public to this sale, but it seems that they are so fu!l of politics, of M’CALL, of MITCHEL and SULZER, that they have no time to take advantage of a CHANCE TO MAKE REAL MONEY. Atay AIATR Foe ab | IN 25 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE we have never seen the public s0 listless about an auction sale. OWING TO THE STORMY WEATHER of Saturday and Sunday comparatively few people have seen the property, certainly not enough to buy all the lots. WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT? Those who CAN FORGET POLITICS, and see the property and go to the sale, will have little if any competition. THE PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD and those who do attend will pick up some cinches and make money. CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT, file it away for five or ten years. Then take it out and look at it and you will realize how foolish you were not to have bought some lots at this sale. WE HAVE DONE THE BEST WE COULD TO CONVINCE YOU. WE CAN DO NO MORE. AT LEAST IN THE FUTURE WE WILL HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF SAYING “WE TOLD YOU SO.” Go look at the property today and attend the sale tomorrow. THE MOSS ESTATE OF 345 LOTS ON Jerome Avenue, 174th, 175th and 176th Sts. and Adjoining Avenues and Streets, which MUST BE SOLD at Auction At the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St., TOMORROW, at 10.30 A. M. 10% Deposit on Purchase. | 70% Can Remain on Mortgage. | Titles insured free to purchasers by | Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Co. SAVINGS BANKS BCOKS TAKEN AS DEPOSIT ON PURCHASE. el, I maun marry aometiens | tit Weel to git the proposin’ part o' {ft o'er wit" | PROMINENT OPERA SINGERS COME OVER ON LINER. Miss Garden op adelphia next says that her be “Don Quixote, needs a singin Roginante, the Anybody with apply at the R horse around x05 a Among George W tan tenor, and one of the Met- ropolitan’s stars herself, Mme. Ferrari: | Matzenauer 1# at present Wondering If the stork ongbird; she will know svon. Marcoux and Rite FORCED TO SELL AT SACRIFICE Business isasons, $1,500 plot $625; §% discount for cash; 50x128 feet; high, in healthy Oran Mountains, near Lackawanna Station; 4 N. Y. Gity: select. res horhood. FERROW, 100m 804, 41 Park Row, N.Y. FOR SALE. | DIAMONDS ON CREDIT. ROYAL biaMoNDewarcn at IAMONDS™ Pyaseonnsecnepe Wom 1kWwst. Catal “DIAMONDS ON CREDIT _ | EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. | American Watch & Diamond Gs, peur) MAIDEN LANE. Tel, 6667 _ort. DOWN, $1 Watcue, Se gs wth TS BY ON CREDIT. 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