Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10
Choice Real Estate To ~
BE Sold At Salisbury

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choice business and residence lots
on the market and to sell them at
public auction has aroused wide
spread interest-this keen attention
is due no doubt to the peculiarly at
tractive character of many of the
locations to be sold and also to the
possibility of securing one or more
of these choice money making pos
sibility lots at auction prices.
1t is no exaggeration, when it is
said that these business and resi-
dence plots command the serious at
tiOn Of the citizens of Salisbury and
of the observing visitors, they excite
| the interest of men of vision. and
foresight and create a desire to own
one or more of them, the only bar
rier has been the price-now this
has been removed and Joseph P.
Day the nationally known auction
err whose organization has. been
engaged to sell these properties de-
clares that his orders are to sell to
the highest bidders.
When you listen to successful
men recount the incidents of their
lives which stand out with peculiar
prominence, and mark the onward
rise of fortune, you always find that
it is at "high-tide moments" when
contemplating the possibilities of
some courageous step, while their
resources were limited and the in
spiration of possibilities was strong
that the yacted. All these men of
achievement when summing up
their successes seem to unite in an
unbrOken chorus in declaring that
the essential requisites for success
in business, are simply: 4..
"A little money-a. little vision
and little courage"-eVery city in
the land points with pride to it's
men of vision and courage who ul-
timately became it's men of wealth.
The roll of the great leaders in
human affairs have not been those
who had the best opportunities, but
those who made the best use of
them.
Joseph P. Day, when discussing
this auction sale said: "My activl-
ties carry me into every state of the
Union and every province in Canada
and after many years Of active Op-.
Grafton under almost every human
condition, have acquired a keen
sense of appreciation for the vital
energies so necessary in any pro-
gressiYe cOmmunity-sOme cities
smile at you, some frown, some vi
brate with healthful vitality, others
struggle under the weight of a per-
petual load, of some you say "This
is the end" but of others This is
but the beginning" this was the
thought in my mind after l had
made a careful survey of the Del
Mar-Ya Peninsula and particularly |
of the City of Salisbury; I realized |
that the progressive possibilities of
this City of Salisbury were real, vi
tai and growing and therefore a de-
place in which to invest.
Il can't imagine a better OppOr-
tunity to secure the best that the
City of Salisbury has to offer in
choice business locations, convent
ent, educational facilities and
healthful home sites than is af-,
forded by this auction sale we have
to. hold ON June 15-a
mere glance at the map will con-
vince you of the rare locations to be
and lots purchased at this
sale should yield the Duyer hand
some profits. H.,
''An auction sale conducted under
proper auspices and attended by
men in the cOmmun
ity affords a wonderful aid TO the
fearful and inexperienced buyer-it
enables him to fortify his judgment
by the judgment of possibly more
men and their pubiical-
y announced bid is often an inval-
liable guide to the man or woman
who breads making a mi5take-I
eannot see how anyone can make
mistake in buying any of these Sal.
sbury lots at prices at which he
IAN get them at this sale-the buy
sr fixes the price, if he is the sue
;essful bidder he made the price
himself. - ~..
what am trying to say with all
he emphasis possible, with news
JdJGl d OlSlOg LEtC5A Z
md by the voices of experienced
to business men, whole
iale and retail merchants alike,
lome builders with growing chill
Iren, investors looking for stable
security, spectators seeking ave-
lues for making money and build
rs of homes for sale. examine the
ales map of this property with
.reat care, study the possibilities of
ach location and decide what they
re worth to you with your money.
your vision and your courage and
hen go to the sale and buy them as
heap as possible-of course the
hrOwing of 800 lots on the market
t one time means slaughter of
rices and sacrifice to the. owners.
lark June Is on your calendar so
ou will not forget this sale date
. will be bargain day, day of great
pportunity to many wide awake
eople." .-....- 49,.
S. Franklyn Woodcock, the well
nown real estate expert who is in
mately acquainted with every aJlc-
on of the peninsula is associated in
his auction sale with the Joseph P.
ay' organization and is unqualified
1 his assertions that never before
/ his varied and long experience in
ffering properties, has he been
lore completely persuaded of the
Ioney making possibilities of any
roperty offered by him. His close
Ssociation with all the activities of