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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
FAIRGROUNDS AS
MUNICIPAL ASSETS

OF the cities that were consid-
cred as a site by a great manu-
featuring concern, one stood no
chance because of them all 1t Of
fered to it's people the least In
public recreation. The town dld
not know why it lost the new in
dustry which would have meant
much to it in increased popula-
ton and taxable values. It's bus
mess men sent an em1ssary TO
find out He came back with the
news concerning the influence OF
recreational advantages in attrac-
ting business or driving it away.
The incident is related in an artl-
Gle contributed to The Nations
Business by William Butterworth,
who writes under the caption
"Your Playground as Business
Asset"
In contrast to the experience OF
the town which was behind the
procession and did not know 1t,
Mr.. Butterworth tells of the sue
cess of community recreation as
promoted in Moline, ILL.,, first with
che assistance of the War Camp
Community Service, and then, al
ter the close of the Great War, of
the Playground and Recreation
Association of America, which,
under the presidency of Joseph
Lee, of Boston, has taken promi-
nent part in the development OF
present-day methods of organized
recreation for young and old. In
Moline, sports, social games, dra-
matics, boys and girls clubs and
summer Fairgrounds play their
part in general program. The
work is conducted by trained lea
ders. 1t calls for an annual bud
get of $500, of which about one
third is represented by the contrl-
button of the city. and two-thirds
by the contributions of manufac-
turers. The undertaking is re-
garded as distinct social and
With the shortening OF the
hours of labor, says Mr.. Butter
worth, no plant manager can af-
ford to be wholly Indifferent to
the conditions under which the
men and women in his employ
spend their leisure time. Not UNI
reasonable, therefore, is the con-
cIusion that the establishment
and maintenance of adequate play
facilities for spare time Is mea-
cure as needed for the upkeep of
che morale of the human element
in industry as the protection by
insurance of the more material
things, as buildings and machin-
cry"
But great as is this economic
value, there is another aspect of
the case that makes even strong
er appeal. Organized play for the
children of our towns and cities is
building good citizenship. The
mueh-diseussed crime waves
would be higher did it not exist.
Says a Chicago judge: at has
been found in the city of Chicago,
in every case where study has
been made, that juvenile crime
has increased as the distance
from the playground has increas-
ed" 1t is stated that in one dis
trict in st. Louis juvenile delin-
uuency was reduced seventy-five
per cent after the opening of a
playground In the locality. From
Passaic, N. J., comes report that
five, months after the establish
ment of a municipal recreation
system, the Juvenile court W.T.
closed because it had no business.
The cost of maintaining one
youthful delinquent for a year in
a correctional institution is esti-
mated to be $440. The cost per
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
John Fritz medal for en-

The John Fritz medal for en-
cheering achievement has been
presented to Edward Dean Ad-
ans, eighty years old, engineer,
financier and scientist, in recogni.
ton of his part in development
of the Niagara Falls water power
project.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
The Best Cosmetic.

There is no cold cream on the
market so effective in keeping
away wrinkles as the milk of hui
man kindness.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
easantvilie.

Robert M. MacLean ct ux. to
Raymond p Thompson; $500;
beg. in S. w. line of Decatur, $40
#. S. E. of Shore I'd, S. E. so #.
by S. w. 125 it.
Raymond p Thompson ct ux.
to Walter G. Peterson; $500;
property same as above.
John Weir, Jr., ct ux. to VIM.
Erhart ct ux., New York; $4,000;
beg. in center of Reading av., 40
#. from Thos. Chew's N. w. cor
ner, N. w. 40 #. by N. E. $50 TT.
Orange D. Creswell ct ux. to
Harry K. Cameron; 81, etc; beg.
at w. cor. New I'd. and fremont
av., S. w. 80 #. by N. w. 14O TT.
Lille L. Freeman to JOS. Wat
kins ct ux.; $3.50; lot 5, sec. 43,
map of Pleasantville Land Co.
Martha V. Laws to VIM. NJ.
Chinn; $40, ETC.; stamps, $3.50;
lots %, 80, tract 4, sec. l, w. line
New rd., 46o #. N. of Adams av.
Ferruccio A. Giannini ct ux. to
Victor C. Giannini ct ux., Phila-
delphia; 500, etc; stamps, 81;
beg. in N. E. line of Edgewater
av., 245 #. S. E. of Edgeley av,
S. E 80 #. by N E. lis TT.
Abseeon.
Susan E. S. Perrett to Mainland
Realty Co.; $1,000, ETC.; stamps,
81; beg. in N. w. line of Shore
I'd. 309.31 TT. E. of middle OF
street leading past Shovel prop
erty, N. 1865 it. by E. 327.5 it.
John Petrighano ct ux. to Mary
f. Johnson; 500, ETC.; stamps,
$3.50; beg. in N. w. line of New
I'd, 100 it. S. w. of Orchard St,
S. w. 80 TT. by N. w. 212 TT.
Hewlett and Kurtz, Inc. to Per-
CIV Astin; $500, etc.; beg. in S. w.
line of Pine ST., $50 #. S. E. OF
Pitney I'd, S. E. S0SS it. by N. D..
15O.69 it., irreg.; (2) beg. in N. d.
line of Spruce av., 600 TT. S. E. OF
Pitney I'd, S. w. 1908 it. by S.
E. $50 it.
Hewlett and Kurtz, Inc, to Rus
sell Miller; 500, ETC.; beg. in 5.
w. line of Spruce av., $50 it. S. d..
of Pitney I'd, S. e. 47.19 1T. by ).
$50 it.
251 w. 129th St. Corp, New
York, to Isaac Osinoff, Philade1-
phia; 81, etc.; stamps, $3.50; beg.
in the dividing line between Ell
mer C. Bates and Absalom Cor
derry, at intersection of S. line OF
Camden and Atlantic r. R., $50
it by 70S it.
Reliance Development Co. to
Goldie Davidson; 81, ETC.; stamps,
$3.50; lots Is, Is, II. Is, blk. 5,
Pleasant View Park.
Lawrence Fair ct ux. to Allan
tic City Realty Co.; 81, ETC.;
stamps, 81; lots q, %, 20, 30,
Cannon Heights.
Island Realty Co. to Atlantic
City Realty Co.; 81, ETC.; stamps,
81; beg. in N. e. line of Absecon-
Atlantic City blvd, 460.49 it. of
the intersection of 4th course as
mentioned in deed of Chas. Ham
nell to Geo. w. Soth, 164.0S IT.
S. e. of blvd, S. E. 60 #. by N. E.
1914 #.
Samuel Lindenheim to Alice D..
Elfreth; $1,000, etc; stamps,
$3.50; beg. in N. w. line of Shore
rd., 800 it. S. w. of second corner
mentioned in deed from Sarah N.
Doughty to Abbie S. Boice, June
6. 1907
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
Farmers intend to SOW

Farmers intend to sow 49,
100000 acres of the three main
feed grains, corn, oats, and barley,
this year, against 155,000,000 last
year. The increase is in barley
and oats, the figures for corn be-
ing about the same as a year ago
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
loot. Don't Knock

"Try to start off in the morning
with horn instead of ham,
mer," M. G. advises.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
Pc destrian Orbs.

From a story: '"The girls eyes
shone with fierce anger, and then
without a word walked away"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
Galloway Township.

Gilbert & O'Callaghan to Mary
B. Malone, Pittsburgh; 1925; villa
sites 324, 1926, 1928, map of Gilbert
& O'Callaghan.
John Boice ct uX. ct ais. to Karl
Plaster; $100; beg. in N. E. line
of Richard Giberson's so acres, 6
chains by 16 chains and 70 links.
German Hegeman Co., Inc, to
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
ATLANTIC CITY VISITORS
SWELL NATIVE
POPULATION 1885 p. c.
A Unique Feature of the Resort
BY the Sea.

BY the Sea.
The visiting population Of At
lantic City is about 1875 per cent,
greater than it's resident popula-
ton.
This was revealed in the cam
paign which has been undertaken
nv the Chamber Of Commerce to
inform the rest CT the country
about things which are unique to
this famous resort.
Among other facts which the
chamber has realized in it's nation
wide publicity drive is that the
resort has fourteen schools with
$4,000 pupils. and fifteen banks
with more than $64,000.000 in de-
posits.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-04-06
BEFORE LAYING in YOUR
WINTER SUPPLY OF COAL

Investigate the ELECTRIC FURNACE
MAN. Feeds your fuel and removes
your ashes. Cuts your fuel bill so per
cent. Burns Buckwheat Coal only.
Can be seen in operation at the
above address from A. NJ to P. M.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Deeds, Building Permits, Vital Statistics
Houses for Sale

OF partition to II acres land out OF 100
acre tract, TO Lorenzo 5. Garcia 10 acres
out OF same tract, and 10 Teresa Marcos
and Secundino Garcia the remainder out
OF said tract, described by field notes
herein; 81.
w. W. and Estelie Wolfe 10 ]. II.
Frost April &C. 1926 deed 10 1858 acres
Of land out Of Manuel Tejeda survey SO
on fredericksburg road, described in
decd sSsS2.5O.
Mrs. Martina T. s. Hugo to 4. J. and
Sophia DeSalme, March 10, 1926, deed
to lot 5, and south half Of lot 6. block
II. new city block 377l, Academy Hills
S2lSj etc.
Mission Cemetery Company 10 Mrs. r.
E. Mcllvaine, January rs, 1926. deed to
$500.
Cudelia T and Geronimo AIvarado, by
sheriff, 10 Harry Z. Rubin and Morris
Novich, April 6, 1926, sheriffs deed to
lot IS. city block 6193; $50.
Manuel JimeneZ, by sheriff to Harry
E. Rubin and Morris Novich. April G..
1926, sheriff's deed to lot rs block 1,
city block 6OSG; SOS.
Mrs NJ. c. johnson. by sheriff. 10
Harry E. Rubin and Morris Novich, April
9. 1926, sher!ffs deed to lot 10, block
3, new city block 3O55; slOj
Gus NJ. and Title Froebel to Herman
Heuermann. executor Of estate Of George
Heuermann, deceased, April &c, 1926.
deed to an undivided half Interest in
5lS.S acres Of land Of various surveys,
described in deed: 81.
4. P. and Ella Fl. Turner to Verne.
W. Lehr. March ~, 1926. deed to lots
p to IS, block -, new city block $500;
$40 etc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Thirteen building permits for new
construction worth s11,4ls, were issued
Tuesday at the city building inspector
office. They follow:
A. c. Chandler. four-room dwelling,
Castro street; 1884.
GorgoniO Gomez, drive-in station,
Jones and Magnolia avenues; SIS.
Refugio G. Rodriguez, three-room
dwelling, Bigfoot street, $500.
Joan +. Perry, three-room dwelling,
Hidalgo street; $500.
II. b. Brausa, remodeling, East Null
berry street; $500.
J. J. YeIton. addition, Hammond ave-
nue.; 1875.
r. T. Prultt and Edwin Lamm. drive
In station, South Torres street; Sli00.
a. Guerra. addition, Iowa street, $500
Pedro Juarez, three-room dwelling
Chihuahua street. $500
A. II. seffcIL garage, Arthur street:
800.
Rosa johnson. store. Vine street: $3.50
". A. Baity, five-room dwelling,
Ayant street; S2jO0.
Jullana Perales. four-roOm dwelling
era Cruz street; $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28

NEW four-room house. bath. four-piecc
plumbing, breakfast room and set, SER
vice porch, on paved street, gas heater
Price $4,000. $500 cash, sS3 monthly.
Owner, William Dellerman, office, IT.
7043; residence wOodlawn SS2.
BUY a Hailey-built home and save the
difference, $500 to $500, small cash pay
ment, balance like rent; new addition
just outside city. PA f. Hart. IT. 1918.
FOUR-ROOM bungalow. bath, lights. ga
rage; in Los Angeles Heights. Price
S2lOO, $50 cash, balance S2l monthly
Owner William DelIerman, office Tr
1Oi5, residence Woodlawn ssa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
BURIAL PERMITS.

Henry L. Turner, eight months old,
1923 West Houston street
CenobiO Bsnavldez three months old.
25lj Guadalupe street.
Mary A. Byars. one year old, Santa
Rosa hospital.
Emil Philippe. 20 years Ola. santa
Rosa hospital
Alice Lopez. 81 years old. iIiI South
LFOua street
Mary Masius, 60 years old. 81. Francis
Home.
Agnsr Gotlieb PflughauDt, So years
old. jO7 HOefgen avenue.
Jesus Varela. three years old. Robert
p. Green Memorial hospital.
Lochlan Campbell. II years Old, 1902
Broadway
Maud Moore Morgan, 60 years old
2Ois DCiRad0 street.
Thomas Humphrey Smith. 81 year,
ela, s07 C.aEo!iGa street. .-----.--.--.-.--.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
BIRTHS.

AprI %: To Mr.. and Mrs valentln
Garcia. 1851 South Concho street: hoy.
April %: To Mr.. and Mrg. Severe
Perez 6i5 East Mistletoe avenue: boy.
Apri, %: To NJ. and Mrs Willie
Quintana. 6ii Ruiz street: boy.
April Is: To Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ram
ircz. 9l7 Colima street; boy.
April 3: To Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlDh KEEL
Ter. 2li Simpson street: boy.
April q: To Mr.. and Mrs {. p. Rees,
BAYLOR hospital: girl.
April %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Santiago
Cisncros 80 South Laredo street: bow.
April T.: To Mr. and Mrs c. c.
Roberts 5l2 Barrett Place; boy.
April %: To Mr.. and Mrs. \. Suarez.
1905 Colima street: boy.
April 90: To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Franklin Gibson. DR.. Kenney's sanl-
ADrI q: To Mr.. and Mrs. walter W.
Hall. Or. Kennev.s SanitariUm; girl
April %: To M. and Mrs. Gregor!o
Cara. BI3 SUeed street: boy.
Grobe. 5lf Rigsby street; hoy.
April II: To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
LoDcz. 700 Vera Cruz street: girl
April 20: To Nr. and Mrs. Daniel
Ochoa. a0l Furnish avenue; boy.
April 10. To Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers.
1902 south Olive street: girl
April 81: To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ?.
DurreIl, 1922 West Woodlawn avenue;
girl.
April q: To Mr. and Mrs Cruz Guer-
zero. ~ Dallas street; girl.
April 81. To Mr.. and Mrs. Rosendo
Martinez 2l4 Brooks street: girl.
April %: To Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma =
Stewart COS Crosby street boy.
April ~: To Mr.. and Mrs Oakley
Stone. Fort Sam Houston: girl.
April Il: To Nr. and Mrs George W.
Palmer. Fort Sam Houston: boy.
April 20: To Mr.. and Mrs. vidal Cantu.
3ls South Flores street: girl.
April g: To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Richard Metzger, 1I8 Van Ness street;
girl.
April s. To Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A.
Miller, 1910 Virginia boulevard. girl.
April q: To Mr. and Mrs David
Guerrero $50 Rlyas street; boy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28

WANT CASiPsITE WITH WATER.
Need a site not over five acres,
between s. A. and Boerne, plenty
Of shade, writer and habitable
dwelling. What have you TO offer? Il
Joe Caldwell. with
ROHDE & GIT1INGER, REALTORS
TT. 1903. 3li Gunter Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
IDEAL HOME
On Rrahan Boulevard

A beautiful tWo-story, eleven-room
home Of rock and frame construction
built on a concrete foundation and To-
Gated on a large corner lot. only one
block off Broadway and car line. This
home IL modern in every respect; has
all convcnlenceg; three baths; large base
ment: and in fact, everything you could
desire IN a real exclusive home. Plenty
Of shrubbery. shade and fig trees. Phone
owner, Crockett 1904.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
New Oil Fie!d-$46OO
4 Rooms-Lot 10000

Surrounded by oil wells IN the latest
pool, this large piece Of ground - the
best buy in the field. Good bungalow Of
four rooms. one glasssd-in, all c0Hven-
fences and garage: 500 cash and bal
suce like rent Gail Mr. CoiD Sule-
Dept, Alamo Development Co. CT. 1904.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

NI-GENT-Died on Tuesday, April "a
1sss n -ence ". Nugent, beloved hus-
hsnd Of Mrs C.. Nugent in his 55Ln
ear. Besides mis- wife he 3 survived
q, four sons, C. l. Nugent, c. Nugent'
n L NuEent and J. Nugent. all OF thls
eitv. one daughter, Miss Irene Nugsn|
az san Antonio: two brothers, y. l. NJ
rsnt Of Lancaster, Pa, and W. B. l. Nu-
eent Of Lubbock. Tex; one sister MIS-
: d. Brewington OF Fort smifh' Arh.
The funeral will be held at the Shelly
T-ndertaking Company chapel al S:SV
y IN. THURSDAY. April 20, 1875. IN
fernent at Roselawn cemetery. IndeI
direction Of Shelly Undertaking 60.
TzNFs-Mr. David Hugh James died
- Ms residence, 6O2 Dakota street az
II n. m. Tuesday. April p, 1895, IN ms
asth year He was native OF Georgia
survived BY wife, Mrs. Esther 9. James,
ar Antonio; two sons, Richard r. ana
I1svid II. Jr.. OF san Antonio; four SIS
-ers Mrs. D. r Dillahuntz Of Dllley'
'Tex. Ms. C. H Collins OF Calvert, Tex
sf-x NJ L Bowles Of Whipple Barracks
ariz Ms. I. L. Bloxon Of Albuquerque,
\ n. two brothers, Frank James OF
Issiestine and Linden James OF chicago
~ vrss a member OF the Alamo Method
~ church. Funeral services 70 BE an
ncunced later by Hagy 4 hcCollum'
psv NJ H. Keen will officIate. inter-
meat al Mission Burial park. Mr.. james
vas well until last night at II p. m A
sudden attack OF acute appendicitis was
named as the cause Of his death
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
A Real Home
and Chicken Ranch

Practically new, beautiful five
room bungalow. all built-ins, hard
wood floors, tile bath and every
other modern convenience, two car
garage, all just a year old, located
on az acres OF ground. Just the
thing for a small chicken ranch.
one modern 22xSO A. & NJ. style
chicken house with store room in
center. dividing ground into two
nice sized plots. All well fenced.
viii hold at least 500 chickens.
Located within Commute drive OF
san Antonio, (at corner of Hill
crest and sunshine Drive). Owner
W. r. MCDougall. Route F, Box
56-L WOOdIawn Hills.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

!. e. Blakeney and Mrs. AnastacIa
81 en-
Antonio NOriega and Micaela Reyes.
John D. Foote and Mrs. Annie Taylor.
Damas Sanchez and Aurora Sanarr.a.
Pablo Flores and Caudelaria Jua-ez.
Juan Ross and PetrOvilla Soils.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
REAL ESTATE
Houses for Sale 2.
Real Estate BUYERS

OWNER-Woodlawn 1854, Los Angeles
Heights, near car good four-room house,
two lots, 500 cash. balance easy. y
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot is clear or not can
finance and build you a home on easy
monthly payments David A. Lown, ar
chtect and builder 2IS City National
Bank Bldg. TT. 66s4. woodlawn 1850
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Choice West Grammercy
$4,000; S1400 c., $40 Mo.

Five charming rooms, living room, din
ing room, large kitchen with breakfast
nook, two bedrooms. was built for a
home and has exceptionally mics built-in
features. garage and cement drive, paved
street, all kinds Of shrubbery, large lot
50xl5O. close to school and car line.
house could not be bIilt for this price
sAI.Es DEPT. coNNEss REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
5 Rooms-S. San Antonio
$50 Cash-Price S2700

This Gotta re Of five large pognB, bath
and screened porch IL wonderful bar
gain, finished floors and well lighted
well improved lot and convenient I"
shops. best buy In South San Antonio.
SALES DEPT. COSNESs REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Near Kings Highway
500 Cash-S35 Monthly

High on hill near fredericksburg
road this dandy bungalow has five
rooms and breakfast nook, strictly up 20
the minute. Price $4,000 for few days.
II ought 10 pay for itself IN rent. Cali
Mr. Long CT. 1908. sales Dept, Alamo
DEVELOPMENT Co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Let Us Build for You

We know you want a home. Let Us
tell you how 70 own one, just like you
want.
UHL BUILDING & REALTY co.
G5G Moore Bldg. CT. 1881
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
A. B. C. EVERLASTING
HOME
See this
today.
~-NN-~-N~S~>~-~-~--S~-~-~--~=--~-
Houses for Sale

Just completed and open for your
inspection this week. 4. Il. G. ever
lasting concrete foundation, Melliff-
McAllister Guaranteed Roof, concrete
porch, sanitary and scientifically ar
ranged kitchen; perpetually clean
bath: hardwood floors throughout;
all windows and doors metal weather
stripped; many unusual features. A
surprisingly reasonable price. Con-
venient terms.
1900 block Of West Magnolia Ave.
in Woodlawn Terrace. Come out the
Fredericksburg road to Magnolia,
which is two blocks beyond Wood
lawn, and then go six blocks west.
Open afternoons and until 0 p. m.
every day this week. Look for the
sign.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
San Pedro Avenue
CloSe-In Corner. $4,000

Lot 51x1sO. Values on sab Pedro Ave.
are rapidly advancing. This is one or
he most promising corners In the city.
The improvements are bringing $50
Terms can be had. Call Sales
Dept. Richey. Casey g. GTagg. Or. 1925.
EJorna nhoue Mis- 3lg5-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Monte Vista
Bungalow

Right on top of the hill on 62is x140-
foot lot, well improved with shrubbery.
1 have a practically brand new six-room
bungalow, oak floors throughout, tile
bathroom, woodwork in enamel, every
modern convenience. garage, servants
quarters. Can be bought at a big sacri-
flee This is one Of the best built bum
galows in san Antonio. Call r. L.
Mobiles. CT sO44.
ROGERS HILL & CO. REALTORS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Industrial Site, 121x190
Downtown Business Street
Also Has Trackage

This big iudUstria! site has large
frontage on one Of the main business
streets OF San Antonio and also a large
frontage on the Katy tracks. price
$4,000, lower than anything similar 10
il in the city. Call Hickey, Casey &
Gragg. CT. 1875. sales Dept Home phone
Mis- 1877
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Investment Opportunity

No man has ever lost money through
me; / am confidential agent 10 a few
who are forced 70 sell their realty hold
iuEs, Il you want income now or the In
eVltable increase In values later on, in
yes,.gate these: out Of town Investor
will find courteous and helpful treat
ment from this office. J. c. DodsJn,
Medical Arts Bldg. Or. 17s5.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Near Hays-S5250
) Rooms-S750 Cash

Genuine beauty; just completed; five
elegant rooms hardwood floors through
out. beautifully papered. painted, stand
ard tile bath, shower, gas In every room.
sewer. water, lights. garage to match
house, cement walks, paved street, real
SALE sDEPT.. cONNEss REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
3OT Alamo Plaza.

WANT to dispose OF my home as
am moving out in the country.
This home was built by me and is
for sale completely furnished, in
GLIDING drapeTies, Wilton rugs.
overstuffed living room furniture.
and is a real bargain; will arrange
convenient terms Would also
consider long time lease. House To-
Gated at 1911 Virginia Blvd. In
good neighborhood.
See y. T.. Frazier. at
EAGLE FURNITURE co.
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Rosewood Blvd.
Special Bargain

Furnished apartment house, close in, 50
per cent value, terms, to inspect and
price will mean 70 buy.
ELL-ROOSEVELT,
sos Brady Bldg. Crockett 5575.
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REAL ESTATE
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iOt3 70: Sale

NJ We'll LOCATED LOTS
TAKE Ger or lot. balance easy. Hurry.
TO TRADE two lots in POteet, well TO-
Gated, foTN closed car, will pay differ
ence. Route s. Box 1856. Seguin, Tex
SEE THESE LOT BARGAINSi
West Theo lots. 20 &c Berkshire, lot 0.
Travis Stow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Lots for Sale
For Gale

Well located residence lot IN
South San Antonio. only one block
from Main street. easy terms. Box
III Light
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S1.OO Down-$1.OO Week

Los Angeles Heights lots. No tuNcs ~
interest Tor Two years. CITY waller
lEnp Ctn.
HENRY % GELsTGlN IHND co.
4VS L. Travis. CT. 5Jt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-28
Business Property-SaIe

FINE home and excellently located store
and warehouse In good South Texas town
at bargain. Now doing good business.
Want 10 retire from business. Sale or
trade for poultry farm near San An
tonic. Terms. D. T. Ezzell. Edna Tex.