St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-16
AUCTION SALES
kavanagh q Johnson, Auc-
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u LOTION SALE--To the highest bidder,
a without reserve. This is forced sale,
Ygardless Of prices, Saturday June 49, 1924, At
= 30 p. M. on the grouhdA 20 Lots. near
oNorthern Pacific r. X. shops In Lake Park
9addition. between Como Park and the Fair
Grounds, ona block from the brick school
house, and one block from the street cars.
Also few Iots in Winters addition. north
east Il the House Of the Good Shepherd, will
be sold ut 4 O clock p. m. Terms OF. sale will
ments Of 80 or more per month, 2 per cent
interest," or one third cash, balance in
one and two years, 6epeE cent interest
Ten per cent cash must be- paid on the
greatly improved In the last few years. Como
Park, the only park in the city worth men
tioning, has been developedinto one of tho
most beautiful parks i'll the country. Lake
Como has been redeemed and d beautiful
boulevard laid out around it. All these i'm
provements are certain TO make this section
fine residence district These lots are
midway between TWO great cities ethat
are rapidly growing together. and, there
fore many times more valuable than lots the
same distance from city i'll any other diIec-
ton, because the lots are equally accessible
to both citiex and ia the future are certain
to be the center of great city. We do not
expect 10 get Onything like falH.value ut
the present time, and The lots will probably
be sold redicuiously low. If you want mid
way property nc your own prices attend this
sale aud you will see that we mean business.
This part Of st. Paul has been greaLty I'M
proved in the last few years. Como perK,
the only park in the city worth mentioning.
has been developed into one of the most
beautiful parks III The country Lake Como
has been redeemed. and a beautiful bouIe-
ward laid out around it All these Improve
ments are certain to make this section a fine
residence district. St. Paul has finished
seven years of famine. and tits now time to
begin seven years Of plenty. All indications
i'm, itol De fao f,vt rf
stocks and bonds, which have been demon
strated to be subject to much more rapid de-
cline than real estate, and capital in the Es5t
IS seeking real estate investment ihu " est
is the foundation of all security Money in
vested in stocks and bonds may be stolen
or squandered by persons in control, but
real estate cannot be cornered, stolen
In real estate in q growing ft city. at
reasonable price, and it. is the safest
as we'll as the most profitable, Of all invest
ments.t Losses of money invested tn real
losses OF money invested in personal prop
erty, while the profits made in real estate are
the,wonder of the-world. For instance, the
Aston estate. This is an opportunity that
may not occur again in o lifetime. Real
estate has declined in value for the past
1even years. aud owing to the hard times is
lower now than it ever will be again,
and it lis bound to react very soon Real
estate cannot continue to decline any longer
while the city continues 10 advance and
( there can be no doubt that the. material in
terests of our city have advanced steadily
during the past seven years. All the fine
buildings in the city have been built during
that time. The Pioneer. Press, New York
. Life. Germania Life, Endieott Arcade, Man
shattan building. Merchants National bank,
- j. Hills residence. and, in fact naarly all
1.-THE buildings in the city worth mentioning.
II Our street car system has more than doub.
led it's milaS of nd of
houses have been built and many thousands
of people have settled in the city, as was
shown at the May election by the largest reg
l1stration. by 1000 names. in the history of the
city. This means that $1,000 people have
come to st. Paul since May, 1892 New rail-
roads have built into the city. and great
transcontinental line has been built through
to the Pacific coast. Mark the increase of
population following the completion OF the
sNorthern Pacific railroad to the coast The
population increased from 4lu0e Omitted
sS1atescensns) in18S to IL. 900 Estate census)
ain 1855. We have lately seen the Great
Northern railroad completed to the coast.
aud Within the next few PEARS we win see
} the same results that followed the com Pile
ton oftha Northern Pacific railroad. The
increase of our population. the increase of
our jobbing trade and manufactures. the
increase OF our prosperity and the increase
Of real estate values. are sure to follow
the devel opment of the country tributary TO
great railway line of 4,50U miles. This re-
suit followed the completion of the North
ern Pacific, nd il will surely follow the
completion of the Great Northern There
have never been any greater opportunities to
make money in the past than there are now
before you. Those of our citizens who
bought real estate after the completion of the
Northern Pacific made lots of money. Real
estate is now az far below a fair. reasonable
and legitimate value as ii vas at the time Of
the boom" above such value. People now
realize thrt the turning point has arrived
and steady advance in prices will follow
the general resumption Of business. Don't
be blind to the opportunities offered you
You can make no mistake in buying real es-
tate in st. Paul at the present low prices. A
small amount invested now VIII make you
handsome return IN the near future. For
further Information see KayRnagh & John
son, Auctoneers. 1855 East Sixth st. q. T.
-McGlung. 365 Jackson st.
THE AUCTION SALE of the Royal Fur
L niture and Carpet CompanF,. % and ~
East Seventh st ie hOoIyIiI ny right aloup.