The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-02-04

/ Ny farm was the first farm sold by the
Fguers Realty Company several years ago,
and since then they have built up very
/ large real estate business. Mr.. Figuers sold
my farm for the price 1t was listed with
him at, which. Of course was satisfactory
satisfactory to others, else they could not
have built up such big real estate bust
| ness. J. o. CHEEK
| Glendale Tenn.
We tried to sell our farm ct Glendale for
| twelve months but failed. SO we gave 1t to
| Mr. Figuers, and he sold 1t for our price
within ten days. His methods are effective
and his commission is reasonable. / am
| glad to recommend his manner of dealings
| to other people. ]. NJ BLIGH
had never met Mr.. Nguers Of the Fig
uers Realty Company until went into their
office to list my farm, which Is located in
Marshall County. OF course, expected to
list the farm for year. thinking it would
take that long to sell it, but after talking the
matter over in Mr.. Figuers' office, he turned
and introduced me to a gentleman who had
come in to look over his list of farms We
made an engagement to go and look at my
farm, so the deal was closed in less than ten
days. Then Mr.. Fguers resold the farm for
the man who bought IL from me to a man
from Florida / would recommend to any
one wanting to buy or sell real estate to see
the Figuers Realty Company, as they know
how to advertise and get buyers, and they
sell real estate for small commission,
which any man ought to be glad to pay to
get advantage of their services.
J. 4. STEPHENSON.
FarmigtoH. Tenn.
The Figuers Realty Company has made
five trades In real estate in Maury County
for me within the last two years. These
transactions have all been entirely satisfac-
tory, and | recommend the Figuers Realty
Company to anyone wanting to buy or sell
real estate
COL J. T. EVANS.
Guthrie, Ky.
recently bought farm through the Fig
uers Realty Co. Now had known some
thing of the methods of the land sharks out
West who take options on land and specu-
late on the buyer, but am proud to say
that find nothing Of this kind with the Fig
uers Realty Company, as their plan seems
to be to get buyer and seller to agree on a
price and terms to suit them, then Mr.. Fig
uers is entitled to a commission out of the
owner of the farm H. N. PRINCE.
Columbia, Tenn
] have bought and sold $98,00OO0 worth
OF farm lands through the Figuers Realty
Co. Three years ago bought the T. H. Will
liams farm in Maury County for $33,OOOOO :
through the Figuers Realty Co. Mr.. Figuers
has since sold the farm for me at a good
profit and bought through Mr.. Ffguers the
J. c. Knox farm in Bedford County. So
can truthfully recommend Mr. Fguers'
methods both of buying and selling. His
dealings are honest, his methods are thor
ough, his advertising is effective, his COM
mission is reasonable o. c. WEIGH.
Bell Buckle, Tenn
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
Four years ago. when Mr.. r. N Fguers, +:
Jr, came to me and proposed to spend in
advertising In one year more money than
had been spent by all the real estate agents
OF Columbia in the past ten years, knew
he was right, but when the campaign began
his friends predicted disastrous results
Since that date have carried his adver
tisements in the leading farm papers and
dailies throughout the United States, and
several million readers have been told about
the attractions of the "Dimple Of the Uni
verse"
Mr.. Figuers success is the success that
comes to every man who finds a real need
and fills it. Maury County needed man !
who knew real estate values, man who
could serve both buyer and seller in fair
and satisfactory manner
Mr.. Figuers sales and his advertising
have grown each year. His plans for nine
teen-sixteen are on larger scale than ever
before; and knowing the satisfaction of the I:
customers who have entrusted their real I;
estate transactions to him during the past
four years, 1t requires no gift of prophecy !
to see for him continued and increasing sue 4
cess. L. E. STOCKARD, I
VicePresident, z
Thomas e. Basham Advertising Agency, !
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