Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-01
MICHAEL ANGELO

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city. as was his fayorite pas
time, noticed a stone along
the wayside which had evil
dentl" been rejected by some
builder. He felt himself in
stinctively drawn TO further
examination of this stone.
Taking a hammer from his
pocket no broke off a corner
and upon examination of the
particle he dropped every
thing in hand and rushed ITO
his studio. Summoning his
workmen he requested them
to put this stone in place in
his studio.
During the days OF their
toll in transporting the stone
he often heard them wonder
ing what. the master could
want with go worthless a
looking stone from the miro
at the roadside. Many months
later when his work was fin
ished he called these same
workmen to the studio and
exhibited to them the finish
ed work. They beheld the
most perfect material OBJ
jectiflcation Of an angel that
man has ever produced.
Today in our community
there are a limited number
of these Michael Angeles,
who by reason of natural in
stinct have set their mind and
Drawn to the developing of
the inexhaustible resources
stored as yet in the unlocked
storehouse of this vast inland
empire of which Albuquer-
que Is the Queen City, bank
ing and railroad center.
If you will take a car and
drive about the city and
make note OF the beautiful
apartment houses, hotels,
modern American homes, you
will see that from this fall
on as never before, Albu-
querque will be able to take
care of and house in a small
degree some few Of the many
peple of refinement, wealth,
leisure, who desire to enjoy
our delightful winter climate.
They no longer have to run
a thousand miles farther and
SILVER in the chill of a win
ter's fog in order to get mod
ern living conditions and yet
be in a milder climate than
their eastern homes.
We are we'll equipped by
reason of previous experience
and observation to produce
for you a home with all the
modern conveniences known
to science and architecture,
for the very least amount of
money that 1t is possible to
produce such. As one who
daily shows houses to people
ready, able and willing to pay
for a thing of value. we are
often Disguised and made
more firm and steadfast in
our resolve that any struct-
ural work given into our
hands will be of such quality
OF material and workmanship
that in five, ten, fifteen or
forty years the building may
be shown to prospective pur-
chasers without apology by
an experienced agent or seller
being necessary. and it will
be a home that will serve
more than one generation
with comfort. pleasure and
economy.
Some OF the ready built
homes which we recommend
by reason of price and loca-
ton are as follows:
Six large well arranged
rooms, bath. garage, service
building, lot 25x142, in the
same block as Elks club
Priced to sell on sight; $500
Terms will depend on respon-
sibility of applicant.
Five rooms; the only mod,
ern features are electric
light; plenty of outside win.
dows and doors; beautifully
furnished; lot 25x142; in 800
block on South Broadway
Priced low; $4,000 on term
to suit.
Brick bungalow, near thu
Fourth ward school, fivt
large, well arranged rooms
bath, cement basement, larg,
corner lot, beautiful shade
worth more money but owneI
says sell for $4,000, il takel
Immediately. Terms arranged
at convenience of responsible
party.
Beautiful bungalow home
five rooms, bath, nice opei
fireplace, built-in bookcases
library cases, etc. Equal dis
lance from Santa Fe shops
Santa Fe railway station, an,
postoffice. Price only $1,000
/ terms like rent. See this now
New modern five-roon
bungalow, fireplace, built-i,
features, oak flooring, break
fast room. steam heat. pric
$3.50; $500 down, balanc
less than rent.
Down town business corne
partially improved but earn
ing $4,000 per year, whic
we are authorized to offe
for $4,000.
Investigate these at you
early convenience.
Incnnh HcIIior