The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 16

| Magnate Asks If W Pont Knew| ‘ All Facts Would They Not Rise Now to End Conflict of buriness leaders °°" have acted on it, the speaker admit. |‘! ted, with the result eo) sew Gad. ten, thet ail Keching and business fraternity av theping of will stop instantly, | has been « change will be fully, lustrous, | nowever, he said, many “big bu ; waive entired destroy every shade | © sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have formed of « longer conti FURNISHED mit they and every one ot them, tha he di coat o eo wi < THE HIGH REMY OISTRICE | sighty-Aive mullon dollars, or ‘at the about as much more; if they aware that, on the basis of the earn Ve oo "how °800 liberal Credit Terms Tray Pianos * ioe 40" ae 2.00 |onCredil their service and association, 1 EEN ©) RA + ORES E VUE RRS See ee Ee oT BUT They are the kind on which money is made. They lie below grade but have a good sandy bottom. No time or money is lost in excavating. They build up quickly and increase in value rapidly. Some of the best propert LOOKED JUST LIKE THESE LOTS DO TODAY. Any experienced builder knows it takes 30 to 90 days to excavate a lot on or above grade for foundatigns, depending on the amount of dirt or rock to.be removed. A lot below grade with a good bottom can be prepared for foundations in, ten days or two weeks and at lower cost. WHICH IS BETTER? To pay $1,000 ($800 cash) for a lot that will be worth, in five years, $5,000 (profit $3,500), or pay $3,500 ($1,050 cash) for a beautiful lot that will be worth, in five years, $5,000 (profit $450), Absolutely Unrestricted Auction Sale of 329 Lots For Whatever You Want to Pay at Broadway, 236th, 237th, 238th and 240th Sts. and adjacent avenues and streets, Including 47 lots on Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, 244th Street and adjacent streets, adjoining and in the beautiful Fieldstone Development *"° Bowie Dash Estate TUESDAY, OCT. 26TH at Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey St., N. Y. on mortgage. Savings Bank Books Taken as Duly 30% moa required. Deposits on Purchase of Lots. Titles ineured free, For maps and particulars apply to Jarence Davies, 149th St. ot i Av Day, 31 : 31 Nassau St., Agents and Auctioneers. ok tee sion to the pee rie : glossy, Pala and look and feel has peculiar applica- kt # hundred times better. mig gd e present situation in ale Se se agen drag not required to do bi rope. If the masses of the people store. le at you wil ive, nye @ oe law the different nations engaged in remedy has never been known to fail,| Due to this change, Gary said the terrible beg ~hdvt. “There is abundant evidence that at} ting in Bu e fully in in it to be d the wars would be much rate of thirty billions per year, an annual interest burden, at 6 per cent., of one billion five hundred million dollars, and that the indirect loss is “If they Wealised that their coun- tries are drifting, nay, speeding, into | bankruptcy and must necessarily hereafter and for many years be at a and decided disadvantage in the race with Railroad Fares rther nations for progress and suc- | eee focctes seas; if they understood that on the dena present basis of pension payments in and Fortes the United States the amount to be bye paid for this purpose in consequence tively te | Buss, of the war will approximate one bill~ Santon: 1447-1423 THIRD AVENUE [E|% °c 02 Coverings. NEAR 8O" STREET. “If the leaders, the monarchs, the few who plan and control and com- OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL SPM mand and know in advance and in L ESTATE ar AUCTION. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, - e e auty is Skin Deep THIS APPLIES TO LOTS AS WELL AS LADIES Lots around Broadway and 238th St. are NOT BEAUTIFUL in Manhattan, and almost all of Harlem, a few years ago _TEHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915. r'DIG A. Y. LANDOWNER, | AMOS F, ENO, DIES AT 81 ° wa Man Who Held Much City Rea pre | Estate Expires Suddenly at H a | Home on Fifth Avenue “~ *- 0 oatate | Ames F Wine, one of the erent New yoy RT vere ientowners, diet wuddenty yee | FIVE YEARS FOR MURDER. 1 do | terday at bie residence, Ne 8f Fitth - «ot, Avenue Heemingly in good heath, |*hie Mire + tne was ot bis office, No. 8: Wiliam won y | Mirest, on Wedorsday Mr. Kno wae eighty-one years olf 4 bechelor Me eae the widest of the late Amos {erties tok ‘ among the early sei Connectiont Only two of the! “| WOMEN OF EMPIRE STATE 222) SHOULD TAKE ADVICE. Veet Serere, NY "8 toned 1 belt poor nse lew ee August Merk =a KA ‘tah ar} being prolonged to next February, there will have been killed in battle | at least five million men, deaths from sickness two million, five hundred thousand, and permanently crippled | five million more—and these the very best; if they could see that 75 per | cent. of the men in the armies who survive will never fully recover, phy- sically or morally, from the effects of REAL ESTATE FOR GALE n-FICHMOND (Staten teiend). RICHMOND (Staten iol | REAL ESTATE FOR GALE— _. | RISHMOND (Staten Jelend), REAL ESTATE FOR 6, | REAL ESTATE FOR GALE— | REAL ESTATE FOR ) | RICHMOND (Staten Island). | U_RICHMOND (Staten |: Total Value, $172,890—Sold, $130,070—For Sale, $42,820 tig pe ALL GOOD a — “There’s Millions In It” o_o The stock market is the greatest prophet of modern times. The fortunes made the last six months in stocks will soon be duplicated a hundred times over in other activities—notably real estate. You have envied the man who made a little “‘killing”’ speculating on the street. Buying Eltingville Acres at $62.50 a lot is like buying ethlehem Steel at 38, if you will—as you should—figure your investment in years instead of months. With prosperity, and the millions of accumulated funds loosened up, the greatest real estate activity ever known is predicted by the ‘‘weather prophets in real estate.” In the meantime you can enjoy your beautiful farm, near the beaches, in the open country, as the ground under your feet grows in value. Let us tell you right here This Is Your Last Chance ELTINGVILLE ACRES Acre Plots--(16 Lots)--$1,000 (,<%."2<.) $10 Down, $10 Monthly Bungalow Plots “¥ $290, $10 Down, $5 Monthly Come Today, Tomorrow or Sunday — — — Free Railroad Tickets Friday Excursions, 1.00, 2.00, 3.00 P. M. Saturday Excursions, 1.20, 2.00, 3.00 P. M. Sunday Excursions, 10.00 A.M., 2.00, 3.00 P. M. “Home Investor’’ Sent Free for the Asking “WOOD, HARMON & CO. 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