The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-21
. smaller piece of property at the cor-
 ner of North Court and Jefferson

. smaller piece of property at the cor- ner of North Court and Jefferson
 wim Buisd Fine Stores.
 While tlfere is no definite announce ment as to the Improvements to be made on these properties, 1t is under stood that the stable property at Mont gomery and Lee Streets, which was purchased by Nfr. Bell for ss7.o0o cash. will be ornamented by handsome three- or four story brick buildings In the near future. These buildings are to be constructed for store and ofice use.
 The stable property was sold to Mir. Bell by Martin H. Sullivan of Pensa- cola. This lot has a frontage of 200 feet on Lee Street. running back 1b2 feet on Montgomery Street to the res- idence of Mir. Robertson, which. until 1t was purchased some time ago by MT. Robertson, was the home of M. F. Le- Grand. The Robertson lot. No 115 Montgomery Street. Is 75 by lso feet.
 There Is no definite information as to the sale of the Marks & Gayle ware house property and the vacant lot in It's rear. This property Is owned by Mrs. Walter Bragg and g. B. Marks. IL was reliably reported that the property had been sold and that the purchase price was close to s3o,000. The lot. in- CluQinB t1o NdCaut PAOPCttys hhVHsc feet on Lee Street and runs back 2so feet on Montgomery Street. It is di- rectiy across Montgomery Street from the real estate purchased by MT. Bell, but it may be stated positively that it was not bought by MT. Bell.
 Schloss & Kahn purchased the prop erty occupied by the warehouse of the Roman Cotton Company from Martin n. Sullivan of Pensacola. The ad3a- cent property formerly used as a resi- dence by Sol Dreyfus was also includ- cd in the purchase of schioss Kahn. For this property s40,ooe in cash was paid.
 Nearly . Whole Block.
 The Schloss & Kahn property ex- tends 315 feet on Coosa street, the en- tire block frontage on Jefferson run- ming from Coosa to Court streets and 100 feet on Court street being all of the block except the property of the Benevolent and Protective order of Elks on Bibb street.
 The Roman Cotton Company has 6 lease for another year on the ware house. It is understood that as soon as the lease expires schloss and Kahn will build on their newly acquired property
 Another smaller trade made by the SohAO AOoA OStosC HI HI WdS thO SoAC VI the house and lot at the southeast corner of Jefferson and Court streets lying directly across the street from the Schioss & Kahn property. This house and lot was sold to R. M. Hem derson by J. S. Pinckard for $7.b00 cash. The lot fronts 125 feet on each street. MT. Henderson will make im- provements on this property at an early date.
 Frank P. Kohn. of the real estate firm which brought these negotiations to Q successful termination said yes- terday that the transfers of these undoubtedly meant an ex- pansion of Montgomery's business ter- ritory.
 These transactions" said Mir. Kohn, indicate that the business section of has not grown in propor- ton to the residence section The men we represented were far seeing enough to realize that the business district must necessarily expand and they have taken advantage of oppor- tunity to secure good property. It Is a healthy indication of our real estate values when Montgomery men m, their money into Montgomery proper- ty. There was never a better denaara for good property and prices are aver aging well as compared with other cities"