The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-28
GETTING READY.
Plans Being Made for Pinehurst
Addition.
To Be the Most Attractive in
the West.
MANY INQUIRIES MADE
Money Being Raised to Finance
the Deal.
There Will Be Profits for All
Concerned.

Blue prints of the new addition to
Topeka (Pinehurst) have been made
and definite plans for the development
of the tract are being formulated Be
fore the summer is we'll advanced the
most attractive residence district in
this city or any other in Kansas will
be open and ready for home builders
The plans will be executed by the
Elmhurst Investment Company Of To-
peka' the officers being the same men
VINO made success of Elmhurst, To-
| pekaS most exclusive residence dis
Itrict.
The site for the new addition has
| been practically selected and a portion
of the money raised to purchase it,
More money will be needed to develop
this raw tract into a desirable home
locality. Graveled drives. cement side
walks stone entrances and a steel
Ifence around the whole body must be
constructed. This will require money.
Many inquiries relative to the new
addition, Pinehurst, have been made
and they continue to pour in to Mr.
Burgess office. People of Topeka and
the state at large are anxious to invest
In an exclusive proposition where
ground enough will be sold to each
person to enable one to make a living
from fruits, gardens, room for chick
ems and in fact be producing homes
1.-THE owner of this tract which we
expect to convert into PinehurSt has
placed a price on the tract which will
enable us to make the improvements
planned, subdivide it into small tracts
and sell at a splendid profit to our
company and yet be a genuine bargain
to the person buying the five acre
tracts said N. B. Burge president of
the Elmhurst Investment Company.
There is not the slightest doubt in
the world that we will turn this prop
| erty during the summer and the divi-
dends which will be declared will be
as great as they were with the Elm
hurst Syndicate"
''Then Pinehurst in Topeka is not
the only property we expect to develop
and place on the market. There are
| opportunities for just such additions
as Elmhurst and Pinehurst to be made
to several cities of the central west.
These additions will be developed with
the same capital stock company, $780,
| 900 ana as fast as one addition is
made to one town another will be
started at some other favorable city.
In fact we have an organization of
men who will be able to oversee and
develop and conduct sales on three or
four additions at the same time.
Here is another strong point in the
principles upon which our company
has been organized and one which in
vestors should consider, that is, not
an officer of the company is paid
salary nor will any commissions be
paid officers or directors for the sale
| of the company's stock. The sale o.
these properties will be under the
direct control of the officers and di-
rectors of the company and will be
sold on q legitimate commission basis.
| again we have a ranch in Western
Kansas, in the rich Arkansas River
Valley, 1000 acres of it. 1t belongs to
the company, we have the deed for 1t,
we are blowing it up this spring pre-
TO n n One
| hundred acres of it is already In
alfalfa and has been for twelve or fif-
| teen years. When it is all seeded to
alfalfa it will be worth three times the
capital stock of the company. The
profits from this alfalfa ranch Will
easily pay a fifty per cent dividend an
nually on the capital stock of the COM
Ipany within three years to say noth-
| ing about the operations of the town
addition department of the company
eve need part of the money from
the sale of the company's stock to
construct an irrigation plant which
| m leans the installation of adequate
pumping plants as we viii derive our
water for irrigation from the under
flow which we have in abundant and
| inexhaustible supply from eight to
| twelve feet below the surface.
This system of irrigation has been
Thoroughly tested and has been proven
satisfactory by the United States Sugar
Company at Garden City.
81 consider the proposition we have
| TO offer Topekans and Kansans the
safest investment, with the surest and
largest profits of any opportunity ever
offered in this state.
81 would like to meet and talk with
those i'll a position to invest Either
write me or call at the office. Suite
SIG New England Building Topeka.
The Mother-Now that Tillie is going to