The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-08
FOR sALE-REAL rsrArn.
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE Al

near Price. It is not always possible
for the first home a man builds to be
as good as he would like to have, but
If he will start with an humble home
and pay for it with the money he
wastes in rent. when he has paid for
1t we are always glad to help him get
better one, and before many years
have elapsed he can be the owner of a
more valuable piece of property than
he would ever have been able to have
lived in had he continued a renter.
Therefore select one Of these lots ana
make your beginning. When you have
paid in to us as much as
we will lend you the money
to build, and the chances are
you can pay for a better house than
you are renting now for as little
money as you pay as rent, and be its
possessor in a reasonable time, thus
providing for your old age a home, or
something that brings you money on
which to live. You may be a young
man or a young woman, unmarried,
and feel that you do not need a home,
but you do need to save money in a
safe way and a way in which the
money will increase Why not take
two of these lots and save IS a month?
In few years you may want to go
into business for yourself, and you will
vert into cash, and into more cash
than you have put into them. Or we
could lend you the money to improve
your property and by accumulations
of this sort in a few years it will be
matter of indifference to you, if you
should lose your job-you will have
people not as wise or thrifty as your
self working for you-for the man who
pays another rent is working for him.
To make a wise choice, you should
have SOME one familiar with the prop
erty go with you. Either of the under
signed will be glad to show them at
any time that suits your convenience.
F. w. Garden. secretary and treasurer.
IA Bryan street, east. Telephone
(Georgia) 1863. John L. Archer, Real
Estate, Sorrel building. Telephones
(Georgia)-ofice 11OS, house, 1923.
IF you HAVE A LITTLE MONEY
to invest, drop me a postal; want
to tell you about two good things; the
owners have just got to sell, but they
are too proud to advertise. John l.
Archer, Sorrel building.
CAN you PAY $12.50 A MONTH
FOR NINE YEARS ON A GOOD IN
VESTMENT WHICH RENTS FOR $13
A MONTH, OR A GOOD HOME TO
LIVE IN YOURSELF? If so. LOOK
AT go GWINNETT, EAST. AND
SORREL BUILDING.
THE INCEST THING I KNOW OF
IN SMALL PROPERTY is TWO
LOTS ON THIRTY FIRST. BE-
TWEEN PRICE AND EAST BROAD;
THERE ARE FOUR GOOD NEW
HOUSES ON ANDERSON STREET
LANE AND ROOM TO BUILD ON
THIRTY FIRST; THEY RENT FOR
81 A WEEK. OR SOS A YEAR, AND
VnIJ WITH
HUNDRED CASH AND $4 A WEEK,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST;
WOULD BUY THEM MYSELF IN A
MINUTE, IF THEY WE'RE IN ANY
OTHER BROKERS' HANDS FOR
SALE. JOHN L. ARCHER, SORREL
BUILDING.
LOOK AT NOS. 5O4, sos GWINNETT
street, east; also two houses on lane;
total rent, $3.50 year, or ten per cent.
ON $500; will take 50, 500 and be salts
fed; if you won't give that, will take
less; it's a chance. John L. Archer.
Sorrel building.
COTTAGE AND LOT, THIRTY
five feet 'front.' on East Broad street,
next to corner Park avenue, for $3.50:
it's numbered 1106 East Broad. John
L. Archer.
WHAT WILL YOU GIVE. AND
how do you want to pay for 512 For
ty-irst, west; two-story residence;
want about one-half what its worth.
John L. Archer. Sorrel building.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, THREE
new houses on a prominent thorough
fare, with room to build three more,
just at city limits, metal roof and in
sured; rents for $102 a year; occupied
by Al paying tenants; all for 5000;
will net 10 per cent. after paying
taxes, insurance. etc. John l.. Archer.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME. NO.
700 Thirty-ninth, near East Broad. It
faces south, two lots. has fruit trees
and flowers; won't tell you how cheap,
but il you can pay $40 a month, look
at 1t to-day and come to see me. John
l.. Archer Sorrel building.
LOTS AT 50 so A MONTH: THOSE
lots of the Chatham Real Estate and
Improvement Company on payments
of 81. so a month with only 5 per cent.
interest. Interest ceasing as payments
are made, and money advanced to
build when you've paid in $50 or 500,
beats anything ever seen in. this or any
other town: just few left. John l..
Archer.
LOTS, THIRTY-EIGHTH, NEAR
Waters road, SIPS 90, $40 cash, $3.50 a
month; these lots are certainly worth
on easy terms $500 apiece; and on each
of them there is a brick chimney worth
$50 90; so I'm giving you a chance at
half price; take Collinsville car, or
walk out Thirty-eighth to Waters road
and look at them: you can tell the
ones Pm Offering by the brick CHM
neys; there are only half a dozen left
over from a company that wants to
close out: I'd like to see one or two
young men buy them all and let me
retail them out at a profit. John l..
Archer, Sorrel building.
LOT 3Oxl17 ON FORTIETH
street. between Montgomery and West
Broad, $3.50, If sold Immediately. Carl
Mendel. 16 Bryan street, east; Bell
phone $50.
FoRTY-FIvE FEET on BULL
street, running back to De Soto ave-
nue.; a magnificent lot which will go at
a bargain. G. Mendel, Is Bryan street,
east.
COTTAGE CORNER THIRTY
eighth and Florence, on. a lot 40xl20,
5000 cash; $40 per month until paid for.
c. Mendel. Georgia phone 1910.
6s1 THIRTY-NINTH STREET,
vert, two-story. six-room house. in
perfect condition; $500 cash; $40 per
month until paid for Carl Mendel, 16
Bryan street, east: Bell phone $50;
Georgia. phone 1910.
EIGHT HOUSES ON THIRTY
ninth street, west. renting for $40 per
month; $500 cash and $3.50 per month