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TITE MOKNrXCT UKJEGOMAX, THUKSDA1', AJKK1L. 14, lUlO.
COUNT 13 ONTQMQRROW
EM'.MEItATOKS, Hi 1 OF THEM,
WILL START IX POKTLAXD.
Supervisor Beach Has Call for Many
Blanks Which Will Be Prepared
for Census-Takers.
Uncle Sam wlil . begin' counting the
people of Portland tomorrow morn
ing, and It is Just as well for each
man, woman and child to be cheer
fully prepared to answer a large num
ber of more or less Impertinent ques
tions as to age, occupation, color and
kind of hair worn with this season's
ntyles, the number of times you have
been married and why.
Watchdogs and burglar alarms will
be of no avail in keeping out the in
vader, because the dignity of an act
of Congress is behind the man wearing
the badge. Besides all that, there is
& firm resolve on the part of the busi
ness people of the city to see to it
that every person from Scow Town to
Portland Heights and Mount Tabor is
accounted for.
With the first streak of dawn, 127
well-dresed young men will be turned
loose by Supervisor Beach. Most of
them are young men of pleasing ap
pearance who are conceded to have the
advantage of being able to extract in
formation with the least possible pain
to the patient.
Supervisor Beach has no qualms about
the enumeration of the growth of
Portland beginning Friday. He has
Investigated the history of the state
and ascertained that about every big
event which has been to the credit of
Oregon oegan on Friday, even his own
eventful career.
An allotment of funds for the em
ployment of a number of interpreters
was yesterday received from the Wash
. lngton office. The men will be largely
used in the Italian, Chinese and Jap
anese quarters, and will be paid $6 a
day for the work.
Supervisor Beach passed yesterday
at Astoria in an endeavor to straighten
out the tangle of instructions which
his assistants do not understand. The
men were confused as to the districts
in which they were to work, how to
handle certain elements and would
have been unable to do justice to the
lower river city had Mr. Beach not
taken the time to pay them a second
Visit.
Hundreds of people called at the of
fice of the Census Bureau yesterday
to secure individual blanks which may
be filled out and left at their places
of residence to be taken up by the
enumerators, or mailed to the office
of the supervisor in a franked envelope
which is also furnished.
Kupene Enumerators Instructed.
KUGENE, Or., April 13. (Special.)
CV-nsus Supervisor R. J. Hendricks, of
Salem, conferred this afternoon at the
Commercial Club room with 20 of the
census enumerators for Lane County
and gave out final instructions for the
prosecution of the work which will be
gin Friday. The promotion department
of the Commercial Club Is also lending
support in taking the census and has
Issued a circular to the public to ex
pedite the work.
reshum Kecorder Resigns.
GRKSHAM. Or., April 13. (Special.)
IX M. Roberts, for the last three years
City Recorder of Grealiam, has resigned
to accept a position with a Portland real
estate company. He will go to Central
Oregon to promote an extensive property
enterprise there.
DAILY METEOKOLOCIfAL REPORT.
POHTI.AN'D. Or.. April 13. Maximum
temperature. Til nefcrees; minimum tempera
ture, 4- deKreex. Klver reading, 8 A. M-.
11.6 feet. Change in last 24 hours, 0.3 foot
rise. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to S P. M ,
trace. Total rainfall since September 1. 1909,
S8.6I) Inches. Normal rainfall since Septem
ber 1. 3S.13 Inches. Excess of rainfall since
fJeptember 1, 1909. 0.37-inch rise. Total sun
sthllie April 12. 1910, 3 hours 54 minutes.
1'ossihle sunshine. April 1?. 1910. 13 hours 24
Inlnutes. Barometer treduced to sea level)
t 6 Y. 51., 311.40 Inches.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Tb Xorth Pacific high Treemir Area 1
llll central over Western Oregon and con
siderable cloudiness exists In tho North Pa
cific atates. but no rain of consequence has
fallen during the last 34 hours except a
mall amount near the Coast. It la much
voider .east of the Cascade Mountains and
tho conditions are favorable for heavy frost
In the eaxly morning In Southern and Bast
rn Oregon and In Eastern Washington and
Idaho. In Northwestern Oregon and Western
Washington' there will be light frosts In ex
pesed place. Fair weatli-ar will continue for
34 to 86 hours over nearly all part of the
district.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair, with light
frost In the early morning. Warmer during
the afternoon. Westerly winds.
Oregon Fair, warmer during the after
tioon; heavy frost In early morning south
and eaat portions and light frost northwest
portion. Westerly winds.
Washington Generally fair, warmer dur
ing the afternoon: heavy frost east and light
frost west portion In tha early morning.
.Westerly winds.
Idaho Fair, with heavy frost In the early
morning: warmer aouthweet and north por
tions during the afternoon.
EDWARD A. BEAT.S.
Dist riot Forecaster.
AtX-TlOX SALES TODAY.
At Baker's auction house. 152 Tark st. ;
rurnlture. etc. Sale at 10 o'clock. Baker &
Fori, auctioneers.
MEEnyo yonCES.
OREGON" COMMAXDERY,
NO. 1. K. T. State conclave
this (Thursday) evening. a.t S:00
P. M . Soci al. Add ress h v Past
VrT&na Loramanar John B. Cl
W. g. MACRVM. Rec.
OOT-VMBIA LODGE. NO. 114. A.
F. and A. M- Special communica
tion this t Thursday evening at
T- 8ft nVlVIT MaannU rr 1
- Work In the E. A. degree. Visit
iring oretnren welcome.
By order W. M.
FRED I OLSSN-, Sec
KKIOHTS OF P-TTHIAS All
members not aJTHtated with a local
lodge are Invited to attend a meet
ing at No. 206 Couch building. Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, to assist
In organizing new lodge.
MINERVA LODGE. NO. 1ft, I. O O. F.
Secular meeting this (Thursday) evening at
7:30 o'clock. Work In the third degree. Vis
itors -welcome. K. FRBY, -Sec
MAlVABER dance tonight at K. P. Hall.
lth and Alder ts., by X'nifoern Rank- Utiles'
Tvh.ra. Friend invited. t JchkI time a
snired. P. C ANDERSON, Captain.
DIED.
GAT.E At Facrsrrwrnto. Cal.. April 13. George
M. tajre. father of R. W. age. Miss
Frances C. Gaie, at Portland. Or., and
H m. r. T. Tink?r. of Sacramento, isi. Paul
faprs pi vase copy.
land.
A
A MT'fflEMEN T 9.
THEATER
Main 2. A 5360
Geo. L. Baker,
M ana car
Tonight, all wwk,
Portland's Favorite Comedian,
WILLIAM DILLS,
In thp Famous William Collier Farce
"THE MAX J- ROM MEXICO.
One of the greatest comedies ever written.
Evening Prices: l3c, f.Oc, 7rc. Saturday
Mat. : 2-"c, ."ftc. Next week, atartinp Sun
day Mat.: "All the Comforts of Home"
MAIN 6. A 100.
alAIXXKK EVBI DAY. ,
15-25-50&
NIGHTS
THF-ATER 15-K-50-755
WEEK APRIL 11. Ellta Proctor Otis In
"Mrs. Bunner'f) Bun," Matt Henson, Anna
Laughlin. .Marshall Montgomery, five Jug
gling NorinuDi, 1- rrd Ray Plaj ers. La Itosc
and La OnMa, Pictures. Orchestra.
Portland Theater
Phones A 70S5 Russell & Drew.
Main 443. Managers.
All Week, With Wednesday and Saturday
Matinees. OUie Mack
And 35 Musical Comedy Artists in
"AROUND THE TOWN."
The Show That Has Caught the Town.
Greatest Dancing Chorus Ever Here. -Night
2'c. 30c. 4c, 50c. Matinees 25c.
GRAN D Week April 1 1,1910
3IR. AND MliS.
JAMES R. M'lANN
& CO.
In Tncle Charles
of Cliarlerstn."
William E. Whittle,
Fox and Ward.
Mile. Nadje.
Frank Whitman.
Ray W. Snow, v
ti randaacope.
Matinee every day, 2:30: any seat. 15c.
ETening performances, 7 :30. 9:15; balcony.
15c; lower floor. 25c : box seats. 50e.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
COLT In this city. April 13, at the family
residence, ft34 Myrtle at., Chester Edwin,
beloved son of Mr. and Mr. C C Colt,
aged 6 years 8 months and J6 days. The
funeral services will be held at the above
residence at a P. M. Friday, April 13.
Interment. River view Cemetery. -
. Dunning: JUcEntee, Funeral Director.
?th and line. Phone Main 430. Lady a
gintant. Office of County Ccroner.
ZELLER-BYRNE8 CO., Funeral Director,
4594 Williams ave. ; both phone; ludy attend
ant; most modern establishment in the city.
EDWARD HOLM AN CO., Funeral Direct
ore, 2-0 3d st. Lady Assistant. Phone M. 507.
J. J. FIN LEX A SON, 3d and Madison.
Lady attendant. Phone Main 9, A 1593.
EAST SIDE Funeral Directors, mictMSora
to F. 8. Dunning, Inc. E. A3, B gogfl.
ERIC SON CO. Undertakers; lady assl-t-ant.
40 Alder. M. 6133, A 8235.
LERCH, undertaker, cor. East Alder and
6th. Phones 781. B 1888. Idy assistant.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
PBESIDKNT. Main XI.
SECRETARY, Main SM.
HCMAXE OFFICER, Esft 477.
NEW TODAY.
FLATS
Income $1500 annually
On Hall Street.
NEW
Price for quick sale,
$14,500
X
Chapin &Kerlow
332 Chamber of
A Good Home
IN IRVINGTON
Six rooms, sleeping - porch, "attic,
hardwood floors, two fireplaces, fur
nace, laundry trays, etc.
$6100
HARDIXG & RRYXOLDS CO,
31 Chamber of Commerce.
ST. JOHNS'
SACRIHCE
Business corner on Jersey street
91000 leas than corner lots In same
neighborhood held at: owner needs cash
and if sold by Saturday this week will
sacrifice for $3700.
JENNINGS HOWE
12Z West Park St., cor. Waablnarton.
. Main 29 Phones A 2929.
The Hylands of Yamhill
where largre areas are being planted to
apples and English walnuts by noted
horticulturists. Soil deep, rich, red
shot formation. With proper subsoil
no Irrigation required. Chemical analy
sis and other conditions perfect. Con
sult heads of horticulture. Aericultural
.College, who are planting there near
bnenaan.
THE HYLANDS FRUITGROWERS
OK YAMHILL.
APAKTM EXT SITE HOxlOO.
One block from Union, t wo blocks
from Holladay ave. Kight carlines
pass within one block. Present in
come will take care of property
untll you are ready to build. Hair
cash will handle, and the price is
right. Let us show you.
THE STAXDAHD REALTY CO.,
41 Mohawk Bid.
WILLIAMS AVEXIB INVESTMENT
913000 Full business lot, frame
building, stores below
and rooms over; good in
come and part cash han
dles, JACK SOX DGERI.XG,
24H Stark St.
WANTED.
FARM LAXDP.
Convenient to Portland, suitable for col
onlraThn; term m wm. be and price
right; send particular AF ST8, Ort-onian.
MORTGAGE LOANS 5
On central business property
EDWARD E. (tOlDKY
LewU BuIUk.
O BO RGB BLACK. v -PCBU1C
ACCOUNTANT-
(All Branches
S3S Worcester Blds
Phoc Main t!71. A 401t.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
For sale finest corner on Heights. !m
proved, near car. Owner. Main 4995.
CfcSTRA)i Kst ivrtlaml. .h's.8. -22Z. Cul
ver, 63 Chaznber of Commerce.
V
NEW TODAY.
Water Frontage
on Peninsula
$500
Per Acre
This price holds good for ten
days only. There are 150 acres in
the tract, with 3000 feet front-,
age on Willamette River. Every
foot of available land bordering
on the river is now taken up to
this property by docks .and man
ufactories. Any one posted on
river frontage is aware that $300
per acre is very low.
Remember, this price is good
for ten days only. See
TOWNSEND
218 BOARD or TRA1 BLDG.
SAW
LL
If you have a mill, or can get one,
look into this 14,000,000 feet of
timber, within three miles of Port
land. You. know what you can do
with the lumber. The 300 acres of
land that this timber is on will sell
for $100 per acre after the timber is
off. Figure your profit on
$42,000
For the land and timber.
KEASEY, HUMASON
3EFFERY
14 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Inside the city limits, near the Coun
try Club, for $1000 .per acre. A genu
ine bargain. Lot values adjoining aver
age four or five hundred.
COLUMBIA TRUST
COMPANY
Board of Trade Building.
SNAP
GRAND AVENUE
S. W. corner
ALDER STREET
Two-story
BRICK
$12,500
handles.
Dabney & Dabney
412 Commercial Block, 2d and
Washington.
oaciway
East terminus of new Broad
way bridge; 4 lots fronting on
Broadway, Vancouver, Weidler
and Wheeler streets.
TOR SALE BY OWNER.
721 Board of Trade Building.
The Hylands of Yamhill
10. 20. 40, SO and!60-acre tracts; per
fect fruit and nut land; 1 miles from
town and electric line survey; tracts
cleared and ready to plant; cheap, and
reasonable terms.
SEE OWNER GEO. E. WAGGONER,
923 Board of Trade.
Portland Heights House
8-room modern, with billiard-room. 8
lots; barn or garage; many- trees,
beautiful grounds; 2 blocks from car
line; $10,000. easy terms, or will con
sider exchange.
OWEB, 23 BOARD OP TRADE.
To .Lease
WAREHOUSE SITE. Terminal
Track. West Side, long term. T 884,
Oregouiau.
ACRES
NEW TODAY.
3000 FEET
OF WATER
FRONTAGE
150 Acres on Wil
lamette River
fronting for 3000
feet on the water,
located on penin
sula, may be
bought at $500
per acre. This is
a remarkable op
portunity and can
only be had at this
price for a few
days. This is posi
tively the lowest
priced land in this
vicinity. If you
want land in this
section at this low
figure call on
W.R, TOWNSEND
ROOM 218
BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING
ost
of
Portland's
Fortunes
have been made in subdivision real
estate. Many more will be made. No
city on the Coast offers the oppor
tunities for the subdivision of city
real estate as does Portland. There is
a reason. We have a number of most
excellent chances for any one with an
inclination to this form of investment.
Any amount from a thousand up can
be placed to Rood advantage. . If you
are looking for city acreage, see us.
COLUMBIA TRUST
COMPANY
Board of Trade BnlldtnK-
Choice
Apartment
Sites
Two corners on Thir
teenth street, 60x100 and
100x100.,
Reed & Lockhart
617 Board of Trade.
roadway
Two blocks of lots quarter blocks
surrounding this are selling for $4750
to $5300 out- price from $3500 to
$4500. Will sell this all together or
separate; bounded by 24th and 26th,
Broadway and Schuyler; 16 lots, 30x
100 each. These are priced for quick
sale.
HAAS & RINGLER
211 LEWIS BUILDING-
11th and Montgomery
Corner, 50x100,
$14,500
Phone Owner, between 10 A. M. and
5 P. M.
Boom 837, Imperial Hotel.
3-story brick warehouse, Marshall st.
322,000
CARTER-DTJGAN COMPANY
S20 Chamber of Commerce.
v rr
M
NEW TODAY.
"10 Acres and liberty"
THE FAMOUS
Broadmead
Farm
YAMHILL'S BEST
Is offered to the public at prices
of $100 and 9150 per acre.
Sold on EASY TERMS to suit
the purchaser.
Highly Developed and Easily
Beached.
COLUMBIA TRUST
COMPANY
Board of Trade Building,
Portland, Or.
ONE of the CHOICEST
Stock
e4- x c. m. 1110
ON THE MARKET
1485 acres, all fenced. There are 70
acres under cultivation, half of it in
Strain, a few acres in alfalfa. 60 acres
in oak timber, the remainder in good
bunch grass pasture; there are six
spring's scattered over the place, one of
them larj?e enough to run a small elec
tric plant. The land could be used as
follows: 300 acres of eleprant Cruit land,
over 40 acres could be irrigated If de
sired; it has also been demonstrated
that part of the soli Is elegrant for
small fruit and vegetables, grain of all
kinds and alfalfa. The improvements
are a good 7-room house, with spring
water connection, large barn and all
other necessary buildingM. This place
could easily be subdivided into three
good farms. It is one of the best all
around ranches ever put on the mar
ket f 1 7 per acre. JS000 cash, balance
at a reasonable -time with 6 per cent
interest this includes a full line of
implements. It is six miles from the
Columbia River and the same distance
from the railroad ; good school facili
ties, telephone connection. This place
is situated in Klickitat County, Wash
ington. OTTO & HARKSON REALTY CO.
133-Fll-Ht St.
RESIDENCE
AND 3 LOTS
on
Portland Heights
S. E cor. 21st and Carter
street. House hot water
heated. Beautiful lawn.
Streets hard surfaced.
Fine view. For sale by
owner.
1014 B'rd of Trade Bl$g.
Ladd's Addition
HOME $1000
Swell modern. brand-new 7-room
house, just finished, has furnace, nice
fireplace, gas and electric lights, nice
den, sleeping porch, laundry trays, in
fact, all latest improvements, on a lot
40x128, with alley in rear, all street
improvements and cement sidewalks in
and paid. On Ladd Avenue, near Haw
thorne Avenue, on 80-foot street. Price,
a bargain, $6000; f 1000 cash, balance on
terms to suit.
Grussi & Zadow
31T Board of Trade BIdK-? 4a and Oak.
A Special Offer
$5500
Will buy one of the choicest homes
Wi the choicest suburb of Portland
(Walnut Park). This residence district
cannot be excelled as to Its locality on
account of its elevation, surroundings
and streetcar service. The house con
sists of 7 rooms, modern throughout,
has hot water system, also fireplace in
front room. It Is splendidly arranged
and well built and the terms are very
reasonable.
OTTO ft HRKSOX REALTY CO.,
13V KIrat St.
100x100 corner. Tenth and Hoyt, op
posite North Bank depot ; im
proved. lOOxl 00 corner, on R. R., 21st and
York. Will lease.
100x100 corner, on R. R 24th and
York. Vacant.
100x100 corner, 12th and Harrison.
Improved.
66x100 corner, 7th and Madison. Im
proved. 50x100 on Harrison, between 10th
and 11th. Improved.
50x60 corner, 10th and Clinton, im
proved. UNION
BANK TKl'ST CO.
2."V Stark, Cor. Second.
A BARGAIN
110 feet frontage on Glenn ave., south
of Hawthorne : room for 3 houses.
Price $1900. half cash. This is close-in
property within two-mile circle and on
a street of fine homes.
BRl BAKER fc BENEDICT,
54)2 McKay Bldsr 3d and Stark.
Phone Main .V4J.
EAST SIDE
If looking for investments on Union
ave.. Grand ave. or central East Side
property, look us up.
MALL &.VON BORSTEL
104 Second, 32 E. Burnnide 4.
INVESTORS Call on owner Realty Ass's
for timber, acreage, buxiness, residence
and apartment properties. SfQ Abie g ton.
XEW TODAY.
Until
May 1 st
Only
Best buy in the Willamette Valley.
360-acre farm, 200 acres cleared and
under plow, balance easily cleared;
about 100 acres in crop. Soil a deep,
red loam, fine for any kind of fruit
and will be worth five times the price
when trees are planted. Good im
provements; 7-room house, 3 barns,
outbuildings; 3 sprinjrs, one piped to
house; 5-acre orchard. Well fenced
and cross-fenced with woven wire.
Rural mail and telephone and only 4
miles from town and railroad. Price
for two weeks only, $40 per acre
$8000 cash, balance long time, 6 per
cent. After May 1st we will have to
get $5 more, and if not sold by May
15th will be taken off the market.
Worth $.30 of any man's money. Ad
joining two sections sold last week
for $50. If yon have the CASH and
want to make from $10 to $20 per
acre within a year, come and see us.
We will show this farm to those mean
ing business only. v
WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST
THING WE HAVE ON OUR LISTS
Wallace Investment Co.
Oregonian Building.
If looking for a good, sure and safe
investment, buy this
100x100 onYorkand24thSts.
This is the bee-hive of Portland; it
is no gamble to make 25 to 50 per
cent at the price which we will sell
this for three days only. Remember,
you have railroad trackage on one
side and 23d-street electric line on
the other. That is worth a great deal
to the factory or warehouse men. Em
ployes are not jaded out when they
get on the work. With all that, the
price is $5000 less than adjoining y
blocks.
PRICE $14,000, $5000 CASH.
' C R. DeBurgh
217 Abington Bldg.
32 ACRES
With 800 feet frontage on Base
Line road, partly in eity limits, only
a few blocks from carline. All
cleared and in orchard and berries;
no gravel. We can sell it for $1250
per acre until May 1. After that date
price goes to $1500.
UMBERT-VHITMER CO.
70 Fourth. St. 404 East Alder St.
TO LEASE
The building, No. 36G East
Morrison st., for a term or
years, commencing July 1,
1910. For particulars see
PARR1SH, WATKINS & CO.
250 Alder St.
Kings Heights
Elne 10-room house, modern, hot wa
ter heating1 plant, elegant location next
to King street, away irom all apart
ment houses; in the swell residence
district; easy walking distance.
PRICE $8500
Best Buv on the Hill.
LOT KASILV WORTH SAOOO.
$4500 Cash, balance 3 years at 6.
Iet us show you.
the: staxdard realty co,
Ul Mohawk HldK.
IRVINGTON
EICEPTIOJiAL OPPORTUNITY.
S5250 100x100, to acquire the
CHOICEST CL,OSK-IN QUARTKR
bin In tins oesiraoio district, sur
rounded with beautiful homes
only one block to carline. See
SHEFFIELD RIKI.Y.
23 Rlinncll Bldg., Entrance 162yfr 4th St.
50x100,
10th near Colleg-e $57 Monthly Rental,
$8SOO
50x100.
11th near Hall 5-room Cottage,
$8000
James Manner & Co.
Hamilton Bldg., 131 3d St.
5 and 10 ACRE TRACTS
17 miles from Portland.
Close to railroad station.
$100 to JltiO per acre.
All or partly in cultivation.
20 acres with house and barn.
Easy payments or 10 per cent for cash.
Spring water, beautiful view.
Electric line building.
For particulars, see
THE CBOSSLEV COMPANY,
708 and 709 Corbett Bldg.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Lowest ratB and terms to salt i ape
cfal rates and favorable terms oa larse
loans ob bostness properties.
Kan da Loaned for Private lavestora
A.H.BIRRELL CO.
S03 HcKar Hide 3d Stark.
NEtf TODAY.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
City Property, Farms
and Business Chances
AS FOLLOWS
S2650 5-room cottaira on Borthwlck
st.; full lot. fine garden; or will
trade for farm.
J53000 5-room cottage on E. Grant
si.; will trade equity for 2 or 3-acre
tract.
S1750 5-room cottage, Montavilla;
terms; or will trade for acres.
$3500 7-room house, Lincoln Park
Annex.
S2800 6 -room cottapre, E. Flanders,
not far out; $500 cash, $25 per mo.
9700 8-room concrete home, 100x110
ground; $iiiu cash, balance Dy year.
A snap, fine location.
$3000 9-room house, cement base
ment; Sullivan Add.; half cash.
S900 4-room bungalow. Mount Scott
carline; quick sale for cash.
$2500 New bungalow, swell, up to
date; full cement basement; very
fine; $300 or $400 cash. Could be ar
ranged. Sunnystde. Snap for this
week.
SPECIAL, 13 acres all clear, very
fine; 10c carfare; $o00 per acre; half
cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years.
WE HAVE many farms with many
di f ferent prices. See our list before
buying.
ROOMING-HOrPKS? "Well, yes. We
have them from 5 to 90 rooms, and
at all prices. Come in and tell us
what you want and we can suit you
all on the West Side.
HERE Is a winner? a 30-room. swell
boarding-house, all full, with a -''waiting
list." Income $1100 a month,
rent only $150, with long lease. Price.
$3750, with terms. An exceptional
bargain if sold immediately.
WANTKD FOR CMKXTS
Vacant lots on Mount Scott carline.
A fine farm, not over 100 acres in
size, but must be a good one. Party
has $6000 cash.
Houses on small amount cash, bal
ance installments.
GLOBE BROKAGE CO.
211 Fourth Sti
Phone, Main 1174, A 294T.
BEAUTIFUL
IRVINGTON
The Model - Home Addition
PRICES
ADVANCE
$200 MAY 1
LOTS $1100 to $1250
The largest and most beautiful rest
dence district in the city. Irving-ton
and Broadway carlines run through
the district. Asphalt streets, and ever
modern convenience.
Remember the date, on May 1, everj
unsold lot in Irvington will be raised
200 per lot.
If you miss this opportunity, you
will be compelled to pay $2000 for tha
same lots before January 1, 1911.
Irvington Investment Co.
OWNERS,
S31 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones. Main 3177. A 4450.
Ryan Place Acres
The best for the money.
Good car service; good view;
good soil. Sold in acre and
14-acre tracts, $1000 to
$1250 per acre; down and
balance easy monthly pay
ments. f
. See it today at our ex
pense. B. S. Cook & Co.
503 Corbett Bldg.
Irvington Home
$1000 Cash
Brand-new, modern 7-room bouse,
furnace, fireplace and sleeping porch,
corner 27th and Wasco. Price $5300,
$1000 cash, balance in payments to
suit. Apply to owner,
A. S. ELLIS, 701 Washington Street.
Tel. Main 7653, Home A 3647.
Semi -Business
Corner
Close in on 11th street. Very de
sirable and CHEAP, for low price of
S14.500
Vanduyn & Walton
515 Chamber of Commerce.
91 Acres
On Base Line, east of 12-mile house.
Fine tract, good roads on 3 sides.
Price right.
I. G. DAVIDSON
819 Chamber of Commerce.