JUDGE DISMISSES CASES
THEATRICAL FIGHT TO COME
UP IX CIRCUIT COURT.
J arist Thanks Attorney for Suggest
ing: That He Throw Out
All Charges.
A record was made In tha trans
action of difficult business In the
municipal court yesterday morning:
whan four attorneys appeared before
Judge Rossman representing- the
principals In the Jensen-Woodruff -Jones-Lacey
entanglement Involving
charges and counter charges of
assault and battery growing out of
the fight between the unions and the
moving picture theater operators.
"Give us time, judge." pleaded
Attorney Ryan, representing Jones
and Woodruff in the various com
plaints. "I ask that the hearing be
set over until Tuesday to permit tis
to get at the facts in the case."
"Let's finish it up now," said Dan
J. Malarkey. who with John K. Losan
represented Jensen and Lacey. "We
nave an Injunction suit pending
the circuit court and we want to get
mis on our nands.
"Tuesday," insisted Mr. Kyan.
"Do it now," said Mr. Malarkey.
All four attorneys began to talk
at once. The clock -on the courtroom
wall registered 11:30 it would soon
be time to eat. The jndye looked
gloomy.
A happy inspiration seized Mr.
Logan.
"I'v-e got an idea, judges" he said.
"Why not dismiss all the charges and
let 'em fight it out in the circuit
court?"
The four attorneys stared at each
other. A whispered consultation
followed. Then the quartet faced the
court again.
"Fine, Judge," they chorused. "Dis
miss 'em all."
A happy smile replaced the gloom
on the judge's face.
"Mr. Logan," he said earnestly, "I
thank you for the first ray of sun
shine introduced into this court. All
charges are dismissed."
The blanket dismissal of charges
by Judge Rossman included individual
charges of disorderly conduct against
Jensen and Jones; individual charges
of assault and battery brought by
Jones and Woodruff against Jensen:
charges of assault and battery
brought by Jensen and Lacey against
jones ana woodruff, and an indivi
dual charge against Woodruff
Drought by Lacey.
NflN-PARTISfiK MOVE SEEN
38 ORGANIZERS DECIaARED AT
WORK IX OREGON.
Judge Stapleton Makes Address at
Realty Board Luncheon; "Knock
ers' Day" Held.
That the non-partisan league now
has 38 organizers in this state work
ing quietly in. the effort to obtain
memberships and that a big meeting
and demonstration is planned shortly
after election day. after which the or
ganization will come into the open in
a battle to control the political power
of the state, was the declaration of
Judge Stapleton. in speaking before
the realty board at the regular week
ly luncheon of the Portland Realty
Board yesterday noon at the Portland
hotel.
"In North Dakota." he said, "the
non-partisan league has been a polit
ical agency for the past five years
and the state now is bonded to such
an extent that it will take half a
century to pay its debts. As a place
where men and women can live In
peace and harmony, with community
prosperity and co-operation. North
Dakota has become impossible."
The speaker declared that in Wash
ington the league is ready to enter
me political field this fall, while in
California, where co-operative mar
keting is successfully carried on, the
league has not got a foothold. From
this example he urged the passage
of the co-operative marketing meas
ure at the fall election.
Yesterday was "knockers' day" at
the realty board luncheon, and nearly
an hour was spent In constructive
criticism of the board's activity, and
the realty profession In general. Har
ry Beckwith brought up the matter
of the exclusive contract and urged
that all realtors operate under that
arrangement.
The resignation of W. R. Kaser
as second vice-president was ac
cepted, and George T. Moore, a promi
nent local realtor with offices in the
Teon building, was elected to fill the
varancy.
Liquor Seized Is Stored in
Warehouses.
tYhlsky Is No Longer Poured Into
Sewers or Streams, but la Taken
Over by Uncle Sam.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. Sept. 24.
(Special.) What becomes of the
bonded whisky, the moonshine, the
white mule, the various kinds of
wines and intoxicating liquors seized
by the sheriff of the county in his
many raids from time to time? This
is a question that has been asked
many times.
Well, the bottles are not broken,
nor is the liquor poured into the
sewer any more. No longer will it
pollute streams and kill the fish. It
is not consumed by the sheriff and
his deputies, either. No, it is all
taken to a big storehouse of some
kind in Tacoma, provided for this pur
pose by the government. As the stock
accumulates in the various offices
of the sheriffs throughout the state
it is taken in charge at irregular pe
riods by prohibition agents, who take
It to the warehouses and store it.
Today William Vest, prohibition
agent for this district, took a large
quantity from this county, another
consignment from Kalama and an
other quantity from Chehalis. "
What the government does with
this liquor is not known here, but it
Is known Uncle Sam docs not care
what kind of whisky it is. he takes
it all, just the same. So that is why
there are no scenes of a sheriff and
his deputies breaking bottles and let
ting the liquor go into the sewer.
Grave Dynamiters Fight
$70,000 Judgment.
lwi. Wash.. Man Has Remark
able Legal Caae on Handa.
MORTON, Wash.. Sept. 24. To get
judgment in two courts In the
sum of 170,000 for having a grind
stone and a "sang" hoe blown from
the grave of his great-grandfather,
and then to have to fight the legal
battle all over again and cross the
continent to do it, is the experience of
1. M. Lester of Lewis, in the extreme
eastern end of Lewis coijnty, who
passed through Morton Wednesday en
route to Mossy Rock, where a brother
lives with whom he was going to con
fer on the extraordinary legal case.
According to Mr Lester, when he
disposed of his land in West Virginia,
u eicepiea a tract taken up by a
cemetery. In this cemetery were
buried many relatives, among them
his great-grandfather, who had taken
back east with him after one of his
western trips a real grindstone. The
people in that section then, said Mr.
Lester, had been forced to cut their
grindstones out of native rock and
they were ungainly things and hard
to work with.
Mr. Lester's forebear expressed a
wish that when he died his grindstone
and his "sang" (ginseng) hoe be
buried with him. They were.
Later the new owners of the land
wanted the cemetery removed, . to
which the former and original owners
objected, especially as they had spe
cifically excepted it from the deed
conveying the property. Still later,
according to Mr. Lester, the new own
ers began paying taxes on the land in
cluded in the cemetery plot, and when
they got ready to remove the bones,
blew them from the ground with dy
namite. AInnsr With tri. rsnn tt hig
great-grandfather came the afore- I
said grindstone and "sang" hoe.
When descendants in the west
heard of the act, which seemed a
sacrilege, they brought suit for $70,
000 and got judgment for the full
amount, said Mr. Lester, in two
courts. Now, he says, he has been ad
vised by his attorney that the whole
thing must be gone through with
again, and he expects to leave In time
to reach his old home in West Vir
ginia by October 10, when the third
trial is to open
PRUNE DAMAGE HEAVY
Rain-9 and Wind at Dallas Cause
loss In Thousands of Dollars.
DALLAS, Or., Sept. 24. (Special.)
The continued rains of the last sev
eral days have caused a loss of thou
sands of dollars to prunegrowers in
this county and, unless the weather
clears up within the next few days
the loss will run into the hundreds
of thousands of dollars. In some of
the orchards where th-e fruit is ma
tured the rains have cracked the
fruit until the seed shows, which
makes it unmarketable. Thousands
or bushels of prunes also have been
blown from the trees and unless
these are gathered within a. dav or
so mey are a total loss.
frunegrowers state that this is
the rainiest season they have ex
perienced for a number of years.
AMUSEMENTS,
t.15H75 Wights it, toll M
SHEILA TERRY & CO.
WELCH. MIUY M0 HONTHOII
ADLER AND DU N BAR
W1 CilFFORB AND WILLS
LA G RACIOSA-
OSAKI AND TAKI LJ
I. ROSAMOHD JOHNSON & CO.
Today. Tonight "BnhhlM vlth Ma-
Anderson; Leila Shaw & Co., "There She
Goes"! Mum; Hill, funster; Anna Vivian,
"Sharpshooter"! Jerome and Albright, en
tertainers; Mrrantons, Eccentricities; Ash
on the Wurlitzer. Kiddies balloon mat
inee Saturday.
LYRIC
MCSICAL COMEDY
MIKE and 1KB In
"The Hlack Cat."
The Rnaehod Chorun Often Slnira.
Lyric Matinee Portland's Greatest
Theater Bargain.
Matinees at 2; flights. 7 and 9. '
GLOBE
11th and
Washington
The Broken Melody
Eugene O'Brien
CIRCLE
Foirtfc at
Washington
Bert Lytell
IN
'The Right of Way"
Also the comedy. "As You Please" and the
Pa the News. Open from 9 o'clock in the
morning; until 4 o'clock of the following
morning.
ase oaj
Portland
vs.
Salt Lake
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Best Dance Orchestra In Town
Every Wednesday and Saturday
. Evening
Dancing Lessons Dailf
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TONIGHT, 8:15
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Production of
THE-
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By Rita Weiman.
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GCA1USTEED COHAN CAST.
Wlta
HAROLD VERMILYE
(At Hell Iff Last Season With "A
Tailor-Made Man.")
TonightFloor. 2; Balcony, $1.80,
$1; Gallery, 75c, 60c
Today's Mat. Floor, 11.50: Bal
cony.. 1 and- 60c.
MATIXEE
SATURDAY
BAKER
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
The Melodrama of Mystery. Marriage
and Crime,
WHO SHOT HOWARD CLAYTON
AT 9:45
"BUSINESS BEFOUE PLEASURE"
NTAGES
MATINEE DAILY S:sa
TED SHAWN PRESENTS
"XOCHITL"
a dance based on an ancient Athens e
n J wlth Martha Graham and other
noted Denlahawn stars.
s,x O'her Big- Acts.
8 performances dally. Night curtain 7 and 9
LET'S GO TONIGHT
Broadway Dance Pavilion
Broadway at Main Street
Hear the latest popular music now
leaiurea Dy
"In 7?ld Manila." "Japanese Sandman."
Amorita and many others
iancing every week night
... courteous introducers
Public invited Strangers welcome
Learn to dance here lessons daily
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED A furniture body far F- i
ton truck. Bdwy. 394.
MEETIN'0 NOTICES.
AL KADER TEMPLE. A.
A- O. N. M. S. Stated ses
sion Saturday. September 25,
t' ,?,,0 olock p- Pythian
building. West Park and
Yamhill sts. Social and en
tertainment. Visiting noble
cordially invited.
By order of ih. x. ...
HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder. '
WASHINGTON CHAPTER
NO. 18. R. A. M. Called con
vocation this (Saturday) after
?nTSand East Eighth
and Burnside streets. MEM
degree at. 2:30; R A deeree
3:30 ind 7 -an viJl'. es?'
By order of E It" p wc'
ROY QUACKENBUSH. Sec.
SUNN YtSIDE LODGE No. 163,
A F. AN1D A. M Special
communication this Saturday
September 25. at Temple!
Thirty-ninth nnH ix., . v. '
3 Work in the F. C. degree 2-'to-
supper 6:80; work in M. M. degree 7 P M
Examination F. C. degree, 2:30 P M Vta
itora welcome. By order of W. M. '
JAMES S. GAY JR.. Sec.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO
160. A. F. & A. M. East 43rd
and Sandy Blvd. Special
commumoation this (Satur
fny)artt;noo,n' 2 p- M. Work
o7dtehr"wWM,Cm9 ""d "
RUSSELL H. STEPHENS. Sec
PALESTINE LODGE NO
1. A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial communication today
(Saturday). Sept. 25. T o'clock
M- degree. Viaiting brothers
welcome. Archer Place, lit
By order of W. M
W. S. TOWN-SEND. Sac.
OREGON LODGE NO. 101.
A. F. & A. M. Soeeia.1 nr.L 1
Scott car.
A
munlcatlon Saturday at 7-00 !
Lci??.k' w.rK..ln th M m.
aesT-ee. visitlnv v.M.i
of ,h- w -" invited. By order
LESLIE 8. PARKER. Sec.
(-UMJ.UB1A LODGE, JCO.
114, A. P. AND A. M. Soe
clal communication this (Sat
urday) eveninc at 7 o'clock.
- ilT t ' afree. Vls-
1 1 . 1 1 1 u i h vh welcome
By order W. M. FRED L. OlasON, Sec.
OSWEGO LODGE, NO. 100,
A. F. AND A. M., Milwaukie.
Or. Special communication
tonlKht (Sat). Work in M. M.
degree. Visitors welcome. Re
freshments. By order of W. M.
CORINTHIAN CHAPTER,
NO. 54. O. E. S. Stated com
munication tbla (Saturday)
evenins at 8 o'clock. Reception
in honor of Sister Stella K.
Drake, associate grand con
ductress. By order of the wor
thy matron. MYRON H. G LINES, Sec.
GOT. REAZEB GROTTO. No.
65, M. O. V. P. E. R. Stated
meeting- Monday evening. Sept.
27. at 8 o'clock, in Pythian
hall, 388 Yamhill st Enter
tainment and refreshments.
Prophets please wear your fez.
Visitors welcome. Rv order nf
the Monarch. J. H. BUTLER, Sec.
ACME REBEKAH LODGE, 1. O. O. P.,
Meets 2d and 3d Saturday of each month
at I. O. O. F. temple, 1st and Alder sts.
Oddfellows and Rebekah strangers in city
are welcome.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth st
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems.
class pins and medals. 310 Washington st
DIED.
KLINGENSMITH In this city. September
24. 1920. Mattie Klingensmith, age 63
years, beloved mother of Louis D. of
this city and Charles Klingensmith of
Los Angeles, sister of Louis D. Thomas
of Pittsburg. Pa.. R. F. Thomas and
Mrs. R. E. Thomas of Portland. Re
mains at Hoiman's funeral parlors.
Funeral notice later.
KLILEEN September 24. at 688 Kirby
street. Jobn 8. Klileen. age 43 years,
baloved husband of Mrs. Mary Klileen;
father of Howard. Marjorie and Marvin
Klileen. Funeral announcement later.
Remains, A. R. Zeller company's parlor,
592 Williams avenue.
RYAN In this city, Sept. 23. Bart ha
Campbell Ryan, aged 80 years, late -ef
Wheeling W. Va., mother of J. A. Ryan
of thia city and John 'N. Ryan of Enid,
Ok. The remains are at Finley's, Mont
gomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter.
Broadway
a-r
5.
THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
f XNEKAL NOTICES.
BROETJE At Conrtney station, Sept. 23,
John Frederick Broetje. aged 87 years,
months, 22 days. Beloved father of
Mrs. Anna Bertchlnger of Ridgefleld,
Wash., Anton G. and John 'H. Broetje.
both of Courtney station; Mrs. Sophia
Ott of St. Louis, Mo., and Julius Broetje
of Courtney station. Funeral services
will be held today (Saturday), Sept. 23,
at 3:30 o'clock P. M. from the resi
dence funeral parlors of Walter C. Ken
worthy. 1632-1334 13th St., Sellwood.
Friends Invited. Interment Multnomah
cemetery.
BUGELLI At Milwaukie, Or.. Sept. 22,
Paul Bugelli. aged 16 years, beloved son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bugelli. . Brother
of Marco and Louie Bugelli and Mrs.
Tony Dematteo, all of Milwaukie. Requi
em mass will be offered at St. John's
church. Milwaukie, Monday, Sept. 27, at
D A. M. Friends invited to attend. In
terment at ML Calvary cemetery. Re
mains will be at the residential funeral
parlors of Dunning McEntee. Morri
son street at 12th. until 8 A. M. Monday.
EILERS At Salem. Or., Sept 23. Harfy
A. tilers, aged 37 years, husband of
Mary B. Ellers of this city; father of
Hazel and Lorraine Ellers. The funeral
services will be conducted from the con
servatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral Directors, 414 E. Alder st. to
day (Saturday), at 2 P. M.. under the
auspices of Multnomah camp. No. 77,
W. O. W. Friends and members of the
above order invited. Interment at Mount
Scott Park cemetery.
LISTON At the residence, 613 East Chi
cago street (St. Johns), September 24,
1920, Margeret C. Llston, age 68 years,
beloved wife of James R. Llston, mother
of Madeline, Frank, Floyd J. Gibbons,
sister of Henry and Ralph T. Byrnes
and Mrs. James Radlgan. Friends in
vited to attend funeral services at Hol
man's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon
streeta, at 2 P. - M. today (Saturday),
September 25, 1920. Interment Mt. Scott
rirs cemetery.
HIN"MA.M At 5403 Eighty-sixth street
southeast, September 23. Lloyd Glenn
H in man, aged 2 years, beloved son of
waiter Hlnma-n. The funeral service
will be conducted today (Saturday) at
f:ou r. m. in tne mortuary che-oel of A
D. Kenworthy & Co.. and S804
--n inety-eecona street southeast, in Lents.
Friends Invited. Interment Mountain
view cemetery, Oregon City.
KAME In this cltv. Sunt. 2 Mirr r!
Frame, beloved wife of Caleb T. Frame
anu motner or Mrs. Lillian Frame
Pierce Funeral services will be held
monaay. sept. Z7, at 2 P. M., at the
chapel of Miller & Tracey. Concluding
services at the Portland crematorium.
Mrs. Frame was also a member of the
wueea t-ny aiaccaDees or Marion, Ind
STARKWEATHER The funeral .service
for the late Alice M. Starkweather, wife
of Harvey G. Starkweather of Risley sta
tion, will be held today (Saturday) at
..,v tmtn i-. m. at in ley s, Montgom
ery at nttn. Friends invited. Conclud-
"ti iwrvice, rviverview cemetery.
. A'M Tne funeral service for. the
weuienani iouis ri. Pinkham will
ne neiu today (Saturday) at 1 o'clock
limeys, .Montgomery at Fifth.
Friends invited. Concluding service.
view cemetery, private.
POSTER In this city, September 24. 1920.
Alice roster, age 20 years. Remains
forwarded by Edward Holman & Son to
Toppenish. Wash., where services will
u3.u una inierment made.
SETVER In this city. September 22. Louis
i years. Remains at the
funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy &
Co.. &S02 and 5804 Ninety-second street
wuiiT;ai.. Irenes.
FUNERAL CARS.
LIF,i?1-VES for '"neral services. JONES
AUTO LTVERV uinsu.r, ,,,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
EDWARD HOLMAN
& SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Streets. Main 507.
Lady Assistant.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less
Independent Funeral Directors
Washington Street. Between 20th and
21at streets. West Side.
., , Lady Assistant.
Main 2691. Auto. 878.85-
Dunning & McEntee
Fl NFKAL DIRECTORS.
Now located In their new residential
funeral home, Morrison at 12th. West Side
Phone Broadway 430. Automatio 545-58!
The funeral Home of Refinement
and Distinctive Service.
&ote We have no branches nor any con
nection whatever with any other
undertaking firm.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home. 16th and Everett Streets Phone
Broadway 2133. Automatic 521-33.
J. P. FINLEY & SON
tUHEKAL DIRECTORS.
Main 9.
Montgomery at Fifth.
DOWNING & McNEMAR
The Residential Funeral Home
441 Multnomah St. Irvington Dist. East 54
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS."
, ' ' xuuumi;, inc.
x ia.iiiiiy set me price.
Alder. Phone East 52.
414 East
P. L. LERCH ftJtyss .c.g?i
A. D. KENWORTHY Jl. --,
5802-04 92d St.. Lents. Tabor" 5267
BREEZE & SNOOK a-1?47 """
A. R. ZELLER CO i93 ave.
n. II. tLLLin East 1088. C 1088.
SKEWES UNDERTAKING CO. ' an
Clay. M. 4152. A 2231. Lady Assistant.
MONTMEVTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
qm Fonrth Bt Opp. City Hall. Nen Bros.
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OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
i?.TtJB.atM , of aliased
SSJi.to "'"la'"- Offices, room 158
courthouse. Fhona Main S7S from
8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Jf.?-!00 b& tul1 ehars-6 of the city
P.. rJi8 hom- 35 Columbia bou
i Jl rk Ph?n ny time. Woodlawn
tli' PZga tor eale- Horse ambulance
tOr Sick rr ill-nhUH KnM. c. ii
animals painlessly electrocuted where
necossary and stray animals carad
lor. All deaa animals rwa K.
ic nicked us Xrea ot charge.
FLORISTS.
Smiths Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive florist. We special
ize in funeral designs. 141 Sixth, op
poaite Meier & Frank's. Main 7213.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.
Florists. 34 Washington. Main '69
Flowers for all occasions, artistically
CLARKE BROS, florists, 2S7 Morrison wu
Main 7709. Fxne flowers and floral d
slgns. No branch Btores.
T.?S?JtH,F,ljOKHALuCO ' 287 viashlngton
St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A. 1101.
NEW TODAY.
HOUSES - GARAGES
ERECTED IN PORTLAND OR
SHIPPED ANYWHERE IN 4-FOOT
SECTIONS READY TO PUT TO-
Ci ETHER,
trtetlr klgk-graie material
thronghant and e-apectally at.
tractive In sppesmee. Kedl
at a CHEAT S A Tiff
Ask for Cntnlosrne.
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BCILDIXC CO,
Kaat Kleventfc
and Market,
Partisan, Urtxs
rhtiM AC
NEW TODAY.
Artistic Homes
ON
Beautiful Westover
Built up to a Standard and not down
to a price
and on
Reasonable Terms
THE WESTERnIoMEBUSLDERS
Harold Jungc-k.
1307 Veon Illdg.
V. Pres. and fi. Mgr.
Phone Marshall 630
Send Us Your Old Carpets
(We Call and Deliver.)
Old Hum and Woolen Clothing;.
" ncveniDie, Haad-W
FLUFF RUGS
Room-She Fluff Rnars Woven.
17.50.
Raar Rim Woven All Slaea.
CIcnbea Cleanlnic and Iyeina; Depta.
Mall Orders Send for Booklet.
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
Bag". Strum Cleaned, SI.30
WES1EKS KLIKF RUU CO,
54 ITnlon Ave. N.
Phones i Cast 6510 and East 7655
WEST SIDE
$5800 Good Seven-
Room House; Lot
35x100
$6200 Good Seven.
Room House; Lot
40x100
These Properties Are on .. Johnson.
west vl JMth. May Be Seen by
Main
GEO. D. SCHALK 228!,
tark
SU2.
Street
LADIES,
WE CALL FOR VOIR OLD
CARPETS,
Ituars and Woolen Clothing.
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Tnmed Out Promptly.
RK Bnara Woven All Slaea.
Mall Orders. Send tor Booklet.
Carpets Cleaned. Laid and
Refitted.
KOHTHH EST HUO CO..
188 East 8th St.
Phone Enst 35H0.
DON'T FAIL XO SEE OCH PI.ttff
RIGS EXHIBIT AT SALEM
AND URESUA.U FA1HS.
IRVINGTON RESIDENCE
8O00 FOB A PISE MODERN HOME
S,f'ic7'om9A.nd ""oeplng: Porch, hard
wood floors throughout on first floor
w,eeJl,V'n& ?nd dininST rooms with
French doors between and in old ivory
and mahogany. It's a dandy. Three
large bedrooms and bath upstairs
furnace, fireplace, two toilets; lot 50x
100, facinu east with o-aea
any; one-half cash.
F. L.. BLANCHARD.
401-2 Swetlond Bids;.
Marshall 82.
FOR SALE
FARM 35 ACRES. ALL IN CH.TIVA-
x 1 wn.
Berries, fruit, pasture, good water
house and barn. All lanrf ndtM. '
berries. Ten miles from Portland-hard-surfaced
road. Part cash and
Mortgage Loans
Lowest Interest ratesi Installment
payment If desired. Bulldinar
made. A0 delay In cloainc
A. H. BIRRELL GO.
1 1 7-219 Horthwestera Bank BhUiM..
Marshall 4114.
ran! unii'in 1-7 m
For Conservative Investors at rates
not heretofore available. No safer In
vestment extant, Not a foreclosure in
twenty years. All securities first nar
socally Inspected. v
J'KAB St GRAT,
Mala S3. llll RoaMk
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS
United States) Bnnli; Building
Phone your want ads to The nr.t-ft.
nlan. Main 7070, Automatic 560-95.
REAL ESTATE.
ROSE CITY PARK.
Strictly modern five-room bungalow;
large rooms, all bullt-ins. hardwood
floors, attic, basement, garage: good lo
cation; trees and flowers; owner leav
In city. 550 E. 40th North.
25, 1920
REAL ESTATE. .
tor Sale Fat and Apartment Property.
3-STORY BRICK AP RTMENT.
INCOME OVER $4000 NET.
PRICE ONLY $27,500.
Fine 3-storv brick nmrt .nt r.r, la..,.
corner lot, over 14000 per year net, no
-....i.trt or agents. 1 6.1. Oregonlan.
BPo,A.IN 1X SUNNYS1DE FLATS .
B14-B14, E. Morrison; 4 rooms down
stairs. 5 rooms upstairs; fireplace, elec
trie light, toilet, hard-suriace street
terms. Tabor 8650 or see
TAGOART BROS., 1102 Spalding Bide
For Sale Beach Property.
CHOICE BEACH LOTS.
EXCHANGE FOR
Painting and Panerhanglng
and Furnish Material.
Located on Tillamook beach (Salt-
near station and ocean. IK 76a,
For Sale Lots.
WESTMORELAND.
Non-resident owner of good
building lot In this desirable tract
wishes to sell quick at JT550.
Near Reed college, golf links and
car. All improvements in and
paid. Call Mar. 5454. 246 Stark.
LOT 17x245 IN r.(iMwtl' a atii, a t rn.n
wood Park, Portland. Or., to exchange
.....,,,, , j. os Angeies, Long .Beacli
J aeadena or some nearby town. t:. 11
Uossett. 1245 Sierra Bonita. ave.. Pasa-
"1 ooi-H AM) BROADWAY. 5 blocks
irom tne nose Jlty car; at your own
price; give me an offer. J 81, Orego-
A GOOD hotnesita. 75x100 ft with allev-
iWSi Dioc'ke from 6t. Johns carllne. Price
tvOt, LOT ON Clinton, near 43d st. Lib
s'", bond or terms. J. H. McMahon
2806 East 43d st. Tabor 5361.
V,AJI' ;ii caen: choice lull size
lot on Broadway line. 24th St.. near
x- cnji.t, mi r-ast 3,43
50x100 FEET on East Tenth between Tilla
mook and Thompaon. Phone East 2613.
ALAMEDA PARK Desirable corner, r,x
100. Bryce and 32d. Terms. Main 4L'ti3.
for Sale Houses.
MARSHALL 1898.
BIO IRVING TON SACRIFICE.
WORTH J25.OO0. PRICE $15,000.
.Special Beautiful 10-room house. lOOx
lOO corner; has absolutely every modern
convenience, a lireplaces, 2 baths, line
ecc. ; in tne neart of Irvington;
bouse alone would cost over the urico
asaea It you want a SNAP BUT in a
beautiful, modern home, you better
LAWYERS' TITLE & TRUST CO..
285 Stark street. Near 4lh.
Marshall 1898.
' WEST SIDE SACRIFICE
ne of the best residence corners on
J est Park street. Improved with excep-
V a" J J niuuern nome ol well
Iinished, sunny rooms, all kinds of
closets, full concrete basement with ex
cellent heatinir -,lnt n
this desirable residence fronts one of
the best park blocks In the city: the in-
value lor apartment
nouse purposes will more than equal any
depreciation In the house; this property
1? Jo be sold at once at a sacrifice price,
lelrphone for an appointment to it
i !i ' t.Iyan- Maln llitiU; residence Mar-
5011 Chamber of Commerce
building.
SPECIAL SNAP
SPECIAL SNAP
475 IRV..HOLLIDA7
47BO IRV.-HOLL1DAY
SliodO FOR 4750.
Six spacious rooms besides a Librarv
SU?m iarge, "'ffPinK Porch. Standard
enamel plumbing; bullt-ins; cement
basement; furnace, fireplace: 2 toilets
beautitnl 50x100 lot. with frmt. trees!
improved streets and sewer paid. Terms
Double constructed home: juat like new
!.a.Vpto.5 condition. Phone now. Main
4HOJ. Tomorrow mav he too late
G. C. GOLUESI1ERG
G. C. GOI.DKNBERG
Abington. "35 years in Portland "
XEW
LAUREI.If L'RST
HOME.
T . .-oo.
Just recently completed for owner
near Laurelhurst park; house consisis
?r;". K,m' b?'5' na" and floored attic
irn ? if ?r bedrm): absolutely mod
woort t, dl"iB 8ireens throughout: hard
?Z,l S ,".in a" om' '"'aid linoleum,
beautiful lawn and flowers. 50x1 110 lot
garage and full cement drive. Will sell'
furnlshinKs if desired with house. Half
cash and terms to suit.
1233 EAST PINE STREET,
NEAR 41ST STREET.
...nH-TGHLAND DISTRICT. '
S4-00 for a fine double house, conslst-
In
first floor; with 3 rooms, bath and' toilet
on second floor; with double or single
. ..uaawj ioc. racing east: has
lZ ,hej:rl'".' 3 pears- 1 a P'e. 1 apA!
uciiux, oerries and roses,
is a bargain; near Prescott st
cash, balance terms.
This
13U0
, F- L- BLANCHARD.
4Q1-2 Swetland Bidg. . Marshall 8
5000 IRVlxp.Tnv i-nrt
Srn'il06 J;educ,d for -uiuk sale from
o.)00 Five rooms and sleeping porch
oak floors, fireplace, built-ins; furnace!
On Broadway, east of car. Full lot-?ZuSV?-?wZ
Dil'"t"'l and tinted. Mar-
g.vemngs, XB-Dor S'IWi.
MODERN BUNGALOW
5 ROOMS. CLEAN AS A PIN
r. . IdS',5 f,oors- fireplace, bookcases,
?" fh k',ch.(?n. "nen closet; onlv $31150
b?"r ??,E5.v halance leas than rent.
CIdvf4XD-HEN'UElisox CO..
306-8 Board of Trade Bidg.
STORE building. 25-foot front, full lv.se
Zr' H:ro2m modern apartment over-s-T
' hW-nurfaced street; rent for
0; original cost to build. S4300- not
Including social improvements and lot.
CoVtlm.'i O.3"00- Prae term8' Ca
SIX-ROOM MODERN
DUNG A LOW
Two large porches. 11 bearing fruit
trees and garage; lot 50x130; ono block
i.oarlne; must sen at on"- Price
?n,:5Ci9.ar2r8nEsetaerkml, C"U
A ERY good house of 4 rooms, modern
on clean-as-a-pin large lot, cherries'
prunes, apples, small fruit, on Mt Ta-.-,1,ear
on top of hill; price 2.v0
SjOO cash down, balance like rent
loos1" & Schmauch Co.. owners. Main
WESTMORELAND. 100x100 $.-,000
Vacant, English type, almost new ' fur
nace, fireplace. 6 rooms, sleeping porch
modern built-ins. This property is less
than cost; terms. Marshall 10'" T O
Bird; Sunday. Sellwood 2706. '
- lacrelhurst! ' "
Strictly modern seven-ronm KnAi
hardwood floors throughout, hot water
POINDEXTER. 2l8 SELLING BLDG
Main 1S00. Realdence. East 6771
vuii nuMc. wan wnite woodwork, fire
place, furnace, corner lot, house light
and airy: Immediate possession: Haw
thorne district, on car and school- a
snap for 45O0; must be sold immedi
ately. Phone Broadway 3BOO.
HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW
$3500 for 5-room on E. 35th S. of car
concrete basement, fireplace, full attic
In good condition. cash '
F. L. BLANCHARD.
4Q1-2 Swetland Bidg. Marshall 829.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW tisnn
Half acre, hen house, garage, berries
$0SO down, consider car as part pay
ment: Mt. Scott car t Tremont station
about half mile south, corner McCoy
and 70th St., 2 blocks outside cltv limit
HAWTHORNE 6-room modern bungalow
j.ne corner lot 50x100. with all kinds of
berries and shrubs to make homelike;
improvements paid; 4200. ltKM). balance
".ummiij ; iw aw casn, sacrmce. Owner,
Tabor 2442.'
NON-RESIDENT CORPORATION
OFFERS
Sellwood 6 rooms, double-constructed
almost new; paved street, full cement
Miemetit,' wasn trays: only J30O0, less
ioi vbh , iiiant; gum, jaarsnail lO Z.
5-ROOM modern bungalow. hardwood
floors, fireplace, close in. near Division
Btreet, 50x100 lot, block to car, near
school; S3S00, half cash, terms on bal
ance. Interstate Land Co.. 248 Stark
st Main 54-23
S1800 FOR A GOOD 6-room, on paved
streets with good garage; all In fine
condition. $500 cash, balance terma
F. L. BLANCHARD.
401-2 Swetland Bidg. Marshall 29.
iny.uiv. i.nivu.ll.N Attractive home,
lith, near Knott, large living room, fire
place, oak floors, art paper, garage. Im
mediate possession. Priced right. Main
S07S. East 34. -
4!50.
IRVINGTON.
Fine home, hall, living, dining, kitchen
3 bedrooms, fine basement and furnace
a beauty: 5Oxl00 lot. East 1347. '
$3250 WEST SIDE!
5 rooms, fireplace, garage. $&fi0 cash
G. C. GOLD EN BERG
Abineton Bids. Main 4S03.
REAL ESTATE.
-Houses.
MARSHALL lSflS.
EAST CENTRAL PORTLAND.
IS00 CASH.
' "o. 216. 6 rooms snd breakfast nook,
hardwood Honrs, furnace, full set of
p.umbing. indirect lighting system, gas.
bullt-ins, paved street, cement sidewalk,
sewer, close to 5 car lines. 10 minutts"
walk to Meier Frank store. Special
price $4500. 00 cash, balance only J40
per month.
WEST SIDE.
7K0 CASH.
No. 214. 7-room house with a larse
music room, good garage, full set of
plumbing, electric lights and gas, good
basement, paved street, cement sine
walk, sewer: total rrice onlv $.TStx, $700
cash, balance to suit. Remember this Is
close In on Riverside drive: place can't
be built for twice the money.
PRETTY KEN1LWORTH.
BIG SNAP.
Vo. 174. R rooms, den snd extra hip
sleeping porch: beautiful fireplace, full
aet of plumbing, electricity, gas. screens
and shades. Dutch kitchen. This palce
was built by the owner about G vears
ago: situated on a piece of ground 70x
342; chicken house, garage, about
extraordinary fine fruit trees, strawber
ries, currants, raspberries, blackberries:
regular little farm right close in the
city. Total price only 40O; half cash,
balance a long-time mortgage.
XEW WALNUT PARK.
No. 104. A line h on paved street
about three blocka from two car iines;
large reception hall, living room. den.
dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook. 4
bedrooms and bath, also garage. F'rice
tr,r00. Might accept some small trade,
but must have good cash payment along
with It.
ROSE CITY".
$4200.
No. 20o. 5-room bungalow, good at
tic, good set plumbing, electric lights,
gas. Dutch kitchen. latest bullt-ins;
been built five years: 12 blocks to Rose
City car; 4Hx100 lot. Remember the total
price is only $42O0. $12t0 cash, balance
terms: party buying the house will be
expected to buy the winter's wood In
basement.
Call at our office any day and see the
many photo of the home we are of
fering for sale.
LA WT ERS TITLE TRTST CO..
285 Stark Stret. Near 4th.
Marshall los.
rose cmr PARK
BUNGALOW
MOVE RIGHT IN
It's brand new. Inst furnished, and s.i
folks its right up-to-date: on the hill
ciore to a-Kiy nouievard; street improve
ments all in. What more do you want?
The term are only J2".00 cash and the
balance eaaily arranged.
SEE A. N. MIKITELSOJ- CO.
52D AND SANDY BLVD.
1 ACRE. SOUTH MOUNT TABOR.
R-room house and one of the fin
est assortments of fruit trees yaa
ever saw; large chicken house, ga
rage and only 1 1 blocks to car.
r'all us up. We will gladly show
this.
PACIFIC AGENCY. INC. "
514 Swetland Bidg.
Marshall 1265 or Marshall 39S9.
S12..100. WORTH $25,000.
Going south, want to sell quickly
magnlficlent S-room low rambling style
Dungaiow, none equal in construction:
nreplnce, two Oaths (one with shnwert
sun and breakfast rooms, den. French
ooors and windows, beamed ceil:ngs,
plastered basement, celled attfr. be.t hot
water heat. large porch. 200x12.1 ground,
native trees, double garage, paved street:
a beautiful country place and right In
Itose city park: J2.W0 cash will handle
Owner. Tabor 1705.
STRIt'TI.T MODERN
J12.0 BUNGALOW. S42.-.0.
This Is an extraordinary buy; brand
new, dounie constructed. rooms, fire
place, built-in buffet, bookcases. Dutch
Kitchen, full cement basement, laundry
trays, hardwood floors, fine corner lot
with cement wall on one side. Buy
from owner. 10' E. 29th st. N. Phone
Aut. 319-22. Alberta car to 29th St..
walk one hlock.
S5500 IRVINGTON DISTRICT ?.-,.-,to.
Here is a dandy six-room house and
sleeping porch, hardwood floors, fire
place, furnace, Dutch kitchen, nice en
trance hall; house thoroughly modern in
every detail. See this at once, as 1 can
give you immediate possession, oh. yes.
there is a nice garage. $1000 cash is
all that you will ne.-d.
METZGER-PARKER COMPANY
209 Oak Street. Broadway ''H",.
WILL build under your personal supervi
sion a seven-room colonial house, com
pletely appointed; porches. garape,
fences etc., on corner lot. Hohaday's
addition; splendid neighborhood, walking
distance of business district. If work is
started at once house may be completed
by Christmas. Price complete tll.TiOO.
Plans and specifications in office of Fol
ger Johnson, l S. Bank bidg.
BEAUTIFUL LAURELHURST HOME.
Modern. S-room house, ivory and ma
hogany, hardwood floors, cement base
ment, furnace, wash trays, fireplace,
large living and music rooms-, plate
glass windows. 4 beautiful large bed
rooms, with mirror doors, garage, near
park, school and car: good terms. Owner
OH Floral ave. Tabor 2274.
6-ROOM house. IttOxlOO feet of ground
double garage; No. 421 East 12th. cor
ner East Grant st. Price $0300
PARRISH. WATKINS & CO
lt Second St.
5-ROOM furnished cottage. E. 23th near
Brooklyn R. R. shops, cement basement
laundry trays, lot SOxlOO. paved st all
for S2S00; 4O0 cash, balance monthly
Owner. East 3225. '
ROSE CITY PARK
Six-room house, fine attic, sleepln
porch, hardwood floors, living room dint
ing room, r. hall. H;:o Alameda. Tabor
$3:iO0 ROSE CITY BUNGALOW
down: nifty 5-room bungalow; fireplace
hardwood lloors. bullt-ins. Marshall SJ'JS
or Tabor 6:i51.
IRVINGTON home, built to live in; seven
rooms, modern, hot water heat.' hard
wood floors, white enameled finish. If
FOR SALE BY OWNER '
Nearly new 6-room house, large sleeD
ing porcn, snower, Irvington district.
4000 7-ROOM modern semi-bungalow
gooa conoiiion. lot w.-ixuo; fruit ber
rie. movable chicken house sewer' ..a
ln. nnid Phalltt.. JTnu l- 'a-
-' " i. hi., city.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS
Modern 7-room house; large grounds
shrubbery, grand view; real home- walk
ing distance
A BARGAIN Alberta; 3-rm. house semi
mooern; an Kinos or rruit. corner lot -
price uuu. ioiiie terms. For sale hv
nn.-ner Inoiiire 1170 1 n. U3
4-ROOM attractive hou.se at 88n" E trh
st. S.; 1 lots, garage, pergola porch
newly pa.lnted and papered; J2000T Jioo
u..... . - & . -"i'wtuKie. Or.
mv imj j o.n o-room Dungaiow, corner
built about year, perfect; near school :
between Brazee and Knott McDonen'
East 419. "
MODERN 6-room house, west side rooj
district, close In. lot 73x1(13; price VSi"".
00 cash, balance $25 per mo., lncliid
Ing Interest. Marshall imj ua
FINE six-room house;
Ivory woodwork.
French doors, a
$2230 to se.i qui
French doors, all plumbing in Kar.B,:
licit. Tabor 4373.
ALMOST new 4-rm. house, 75x100 IcT
price reasonable; .might trade for auto
mobile. HU0 Powell Vallev road
HOUSE for sale, 41000; 4-room cottaae
$100 down, balance $18 per month l-f-ii
Lemore st. '
FOR SALE Modern 5-room bungalow v;
E. 51st st. Price $4500. some terms' In
quire owner. 5S5 E. Madison. E 4VI
ALBERTA 4-room modern bungalow
floored attic: $2150: terms, lua x;
20th north.
CUT LIVING COST EASY TERMS
$900 Furnished 5-R. cottage syoo
CHAS. RINGLER CO.. 225 Henry Rid,
uti.uiu, uivucui, t.uiiiiortai,ie 7-room
house, garage, 2 fireplaces, furnace 4S
E. 27th street X.. East 4160 '
INVESTORS, see me to settle an estate
can give you a bargain in houses close
in. Fred Vlereck, 40 Front st.
MODERN 5-room bungalow. Willamette
Heights. Call owner. Main 5494.
FIVE-ROOM furnished house. $1100- $350
down, easy terms. Phone Tabor 4034.
IRVINGTON HOMES
McDonell. fttHEast 14th N East 41
$250(1 6-ROOM house and garage; terms
no agents. Phone Sellwood 503. '
13.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Houses.
MOUNT TABOR DISTRICT.
Xo. 7. Price $4250. Cash $S00.
Oh, Boy. or Newly-Weds! -ve
have a brand new 5-room bunga
low, doubly constructed, 50x100 lot
a very desirable district. Let us
show you. A machine at your
service any time.
PACIFIC AOENCT. INC
514 Swetland Bidg.
iiarehall 1205 or Marshall 39S9.
BEAUT'IFTTL IRVINGTON home: best 'lo
cation; large living room, dining room,
breakfast room, kitchen, pass pantry
iSVf ,b.0ir'nms; all OLD IVORY K1N-
TPEMr2vVSi?L-P1'00ns ""-oughout,
lAlL.fr.rRl PATER; every built-in fea
ture garage. Price I12.5O0; 5i)O0 will
handle. Owner. E 53. Oregonian,
MUST GO TODAY.
A NEAT LITTLE HOME.
A five-room modem house, close In.
east side, partly furnished, one block
from car line, one block from school;
street Improvements In and paid. You
deal direct with owner. Not a snap.
ance cheaper than rent.
e cheartn,. 1 1.. .
rteuable Home Buying
Chamber of Coninme.
Service. ,
Auto. 514-63.
DUTCH COLONIAI
JROCND 60x132
ADJOINING LOT AVAILABLE ISO
o7T-AnN?,xi!llol;-"rAINS- CLOSE !.
ON CAR LINE; 10 ROOMS 3 BATHS
",yT HEAT. oVk FLOORS
MAHOGANY AND FIVE COAT4
WNmR1'1 CARRY 40Pe
C..T FOR IXN1 TIME IF DFrRrn
AND ACCEPT SMALL HOtB IN
INGTON- AS PAYMENT ON JSLA-NChT
RESIDENCE PHONE MAIN 3368. &
COME IN OUT OF THE RAIN. I "
u,r re"abTe home buying department
can locate you in any section of the city!
You buy direct from owner
Homes that are real Investments.''"
Being sacrificed at this time
lar below present-dav values
At terms cheaper than rent.
A. W. ESTES,
?Hiri Chamber of Commerce. Auto. 614-63.
IRVINGTON REAL HOME.
On 22d: living room SOxlD; library,
large dining room, model kitchen, two
fireplaces, two tiled baths, guest room
liss lavatory: best hardwood floors
throughout; wide porches, awnings, c"
went garage.
McDONELL.
EAST 419.
THAT VACANT LOT 7
w nv not turn a burden n.
TISPACTrnv
L. R. Bailey
Lank bidg.
Co..
Inc. U24 N. W."
CLOSE IN. EAST SIDE
Very well-built eight-room
house.
floors.
laundry trays. etcV doubr. cn.trued
throughout. This Is on a paved street
in a first-class district: price J5000. xwiT.o
thoroughly modem, hardwood
casn. rred w. German Co. . 732 rh, ...
ber of Cfrnmerce.
iL.NMSIDK DISTRICT $-".-,0 ''
ft-room mastered house, with'bot
sewer connections, gas and electric lights
hard surface street, full basement, con!
crete foundation, oil E. 20tl, street close
to. carline; .,o0 ca,h. 2.-, monthly F?eS
merrman C- 132 Chamber of Co-
IRVINGTON SlcnipTci
NEAT AND CLE A N
2800.
mastered bitn-a. i. 1, ,-"wm
.oo casn. s.to
r.oxloo lot. hath. Collet 'grsPanVeierc:
hVCcV,'K;,t!, S'nd" of bunt-"n,.eis
blocks from R. c. 1'ark car. Fred U?
German Co.. 732 Chamber of Commerce
HAWTHOBXR WTTVn r . ...
SSnOO for a 5-room. on East sr.t'h. with
.... , oasement
fire-
..in.. ,i. a. street anI
cash, balance terms
sewer all paid;
F. L. BLANCHARD.
41-2 Swetland Hldg. .Marshall S"!)
OWNKR'S KACHtCT-c
h,?,L Kar.H af'Vrm- .iIuat ' my S-room
house. SHU Derby st ,- cement basement;
improvements all in and paid; rooms nli
large. Remember this is a real sacriflca.
Price only tsitio. Jl'.oo cash. 30 month.
Owner, Woodlawn 4745
BKAL'TIFl'L ROSE CITY PARK
BtNGALOW.
Five rooms with all the latest Ideas
architecture : you will tnUo .tu
of
it is dirt cheap. S5230 Terms
S. S. PRRVTTww "
015 Chajriherof Commerce Bidg.
6-HOOM MODERN FURNISHED-
BI-.NGALOW.
c.1" Z"", Clty, Park- 2 blocks from
Sandy boulevard; can give Immediate
possession. Will sell furnished or un
furnished For particulars phone Wood-
SALE OAK FLOOR. "
Why pay enormous prices for your
hardwood floor when you can get the
Si. J j I-L liurnsildR and the corner of
o.th and Klickitat, then phono 325-2S or
call at 70 E. 40th N. .
ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS :
We have y-veral good bargains In both
new and oTd houses In Irvington at
prices considerably below the marknL
Call THE RICE CONSTRUCTION Co
home builders, 090 East 13th st. North?
1elephvir.es. East 2432. automatio S20-R3
HOUSE PLANS
"Distinctive Homes," Illustrated book
of over 100 designs. $1; blueprints and
specifications, tio.
DISTINCTIVE HOMES COMPANY
24 Northwestern Bank bidg "
FO? SALF V;;00."1 modern house, corn
ea te J at 1070 Minnesota ave - V'ooo"
1Mj0 cash, balance $15 per month. i
interest.
ti3il2.
1 ' J vvoodiawa
MODERN Piedmont home. 8 rooms-
floors. 2 fireplaces. 2 baths; 100x100 cor
ner lot; cash or terms or exchange for
Improved acreage near Portland 1"10
Maliory ave. Phone 324-1U. Buy' from
owner.
DANDY 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
Hardwood floors, fireplace. Dutch
kitchen, good cement basement 50x100
lot. garage, paved street; waik'ing dis
tance of grade and high school: Quick
possession- Tabor 274S 'n.
7-ROOM modern house, sleeping porch
breakfast room. Dutch kitchen, furnace."
.... ,,...v.v, .,., Kuuu yard, fruit
trees. A real bargain for $4500; terms
Halt block from Williams ave. 263 : K
rls st.
BUILD NOW!
If you own a lot we will secure the
money and build for you. Terms like
rent. Call and see us.
BUILDERS' REALTY EXCHANGE
0-1 -tiorsau qiok. Main 2(33
ALAMEDA PARK
6-room modern house on corner lot
50x100. with furnace, fireplace, all bulit-
ii.s. uaiumuoo ikiuis oownstairs; for
by owner. Woodlawn 4446.
ala
$1430 ROSE CITY PARK DISTRICT
Cosy 4-room bungalow; electricity gas
plumbing, garage, fine corner lot.' Sice
lawn, roses, garden, good location ce'
ment sidewalks. Tabor 6350 '
IRVINGTON.
S rooms, strictly modern, hardwood
floors throughout, garage.
POINDEXTER. 20S SELLING BLDG
Main 1SP0. Residence. East 6771
6-ROOM modern residence, 50 by 100 feet
garage, etc. No. 7!ia East Caruthera '
Price $5500. Terms. ulnars at.
PARRISH. WATKINS & CO
106 2d St.
$7500.
Walking distance, east side; good R
room house, full lot, paved street
POINDEXTER. 20S SELLING BLDr
Main 1S00. Residence. East G771
7-KOOM HOUSE.
move riehr In
furnished. Go look at It, make me of
fer, easy terms. No. 342 Fargo Bt n.- .
Union avenue. Dandy vnrd
partly
trees. Phone East 63S3, or 305 Oak st?
IRVINGTON HOMES NEAR ScHooI!
One $.'ioo. 7-room, garage: one $3300
7-rooms. near 16th.: one sc-,1-10 tt '
all Ivory, one block to school" and car"
East 419.
ROOMS, west side. 23 minutes' walk
downtown. Full lot. fruit and berries.
Has electric lights, water, patent toilet
and full basement with board floor
$1100. and some terms. Marshall Wit'
IY OWNER Two new modern double
constructed 5-roora bungalows, central'y
located, high grounds, full lots: four
lines cars, near schools. 430-434 "VVy
gant, cor. 7th. Open all day.
MODERN 6-room house, large attic, lot
Avwxiuu, 1 01 k. 01 car line; all kinds e-f
fruit. Furnished, $2750; unfurnished
$2500. Good reasons for selling. $500
cash will handle it. Tabor 3020.
$2300 7-ROOM house on 11th St..
wooa, iwn'iu; not nair ban for tha
price. Call Miller, evenings. Sell. 1714.
$4300 -WEST side. 7 rooms. 2 fireplaces.
bath, gas, electricity, cement basement
&UXI00; terras; owner. 467 lOlh, st. '
nave ono of the finest lOoxlno cor
ners in Irvington with a beautiful 10
0nL,0''f;e' n,u!ern t" the minute and
ln. Perfect condition, worth at leas?
-O 00(V; am offering it for $13.noo i?M,h
cash will handle. Call Marshall iaiu
and ask for apartment 40.