Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-28 | Page 33 | [Untitled]

' ' ' "v .V ' ' " ' ;i-A',rv.'V: ' ' " ' ) I , . -v-" ' yJ-:ri...:. t-'iV :... - -') ' . y I ... , ' . y ft '"' j ' . .'' ': '". ' ' " v-'X::,- v J v J SUGAR. HOUGE r,0 I Modern City Development I Spells Opportunity Tor YOU 2 . Less than six years ago th Sugar Mour.e buinoss ccrnT as a railroad E!: Rwitchyarfl. Tbxrc wrrp no paved j-trccls and only a IV v.- Ihimik-ss hoi'".. 3.:- Today this active business renter the modern Sugar House is a throbbing .t' hivo of energy. Modern buildings and iuirovein-nis h.-ne sprung up as if ;-; f by magic, and every type of up to dale business activity is under full swinj. Sj- Loss than six years ago there were only twenty homes in Highland T Tark. There was no street paving, sewers ni gas, and only a i' w im- . provements liad tieeri made. Todav " 8 IJ'JB U TTTs ? I 1 JdigMaEO rari i ; fcas a population of o er 500 people: and more than 200 homes alreadv hmlr or uodr : : coi:Hrii'-tjon. Paved t-trtelb and every city impro t-nicut ter'.e the re-id'itu of ihn beautiful homfdacc. v Highland T';irk adjoir? Si.crar Iloup and r.urtake.c of the nirtny eoial and bu-icp:i rrfc advantages of this t jr.1 in district. AH of :his growth and dc c'oi inent means increased land values fr Hiihlar.d Park. : rr A n d rem cm her t he mot. m t ,n i-cj e r n ti'-r chan go. A r 2 .1 l; i 1 0 r.r participate in the certain profits which Highland Park lots will earn.' 'm Only a few buildinc site! are owned by this company, and thc-p are bom sold at pre-war prices from 300 to .700 for a oO-fooi honicite. Terms ."r'j to 1 -1 a. month. Don't wait till nxt week graep thia opportunity NOW. Conic in or phono : Wasatch fiSH. c '11 call for vou. ri; !1 Kimball Richards 1 Is 34 main st " LAND MERCHANTS ' salt lae f- -r;. ; . ? , s . , J SUGAR. HOUSE . -I t, -t .1- --1 - BUSINESS SECTION Jf 3 JINn M m , rv r i rl 1 Two lots in Highland Park, 30 feet from car l j line, sewer and sidewalk paid. If taken j Ithis week for cash, $575.00. Call HyJand f "j 477-R. I ' Tou and vour intimate friends the congenial coterie of you who now, scattered over town, would like to all live together, have a central heating plrfnt and garage and . a little, select, exclusive neighborhood neigh-borhood all your own. YOU CAX SELECT A BLOCK IX BONNEVILLE and divide it up among you. Vfe will set it apart foVyou and vovTcan control its settlement subject to our protective restrictions. COMMUNITY SETTLEMENT Is quite the tiling in the east. Why not try it here? PLAN FOR N EIGHT-HOUSE COMMUNITY, covering the most sightly block in Bonneville, has been prepared' for us by eminent architects and is ready to submit to any bunch of homeless It fontnnr,ltcs a central park, which all the homes will face; an artistic entrance gate; one heating nd : va J c mlX one lawn man and one laundress for the whole community. EXCLU-SIYEXESS EXCLU-SIYEXESS ECONOMY AND COMFORT are thus guaranteed, lou can build when you please and arrange the'whole thing- to suit yourselves. WHO WILL GET A LITTLE CROWD TOGETHER? The price of the land will be a mere bagatelle. GO AND SEE THE BUILDING IN BONNEVILLE and come and talk with me. EDWARD F. COLBORN, General Agent. Vhr r , roo SOS Newhouse Building, none Wasatch 3583. fa