THE SUNDAY 0EEG0KIA1S', PORTLAND, APRIL 23, 1905.
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EftLTY MARKET
QUITE ACTIVE
jMany Sales on Upper Part of
Washington Street.
'RESIDENCES LEAD BUILDING
.Transfers of Real Estate for the
AVcek Aggregate Nearly Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Building Active.
Upper Washington 6treet has received
more attention from purchasers of realty
of 'late than any one district. More than
three-fourths of the frontage on Wash
ington street between Fourteenth and
Twentieth streets has changed hands
within the last few months. Last week
brought out the sale of 460 feet, occupied
"by the old Exposition building, to Russell
& Blyth and F. W. Leadbetter, and an
SO-foot lot .across the street by Frank
T. Hart for JS000. On the latter site a
three-etory frame building will be erected
Immediately. A similar structure with a
Jreater frontage will be erected at Six
teenth and Washington. At the extreme
upper end, just east of Twenty-third, the
new hotel to be built by a Silverfleld for
Mrs. Sarah Hill Ih now under course of
construction. It will be of the apartment
house outward appearance, which is likely
to become a common form of architecture
in Portland before long, as in most Amer
ican cities.
Dwellings, however, still lead In the rec
ords of building permits issued. Of those
issued last week, the following averaged
between $3000 and $4000: J. G. Burness,
Belmont and East Twelfth; D. J. Finn,
East Harrison and East Ninth; F. Breske,
Hall and Park; Mrs. Carrie F. Aitken,
"East Seventeenth and Alder; Dr. Holden,
Spring and Chapman, on Portland Heights,
and Dr. A. E. Whiteside, Twenty-first and
Qulmby.
The principal, sale of down-town realty
-was the southeast corner of Second and
Stark to T. Scott Brooke and Dr. A. J.
Giesy for $50,000. '
Real estate , transfers of the week:
April 17 $ 11.500
April IS 33.172
April lfl ; 27.7C2
April 20 28.575
April 21 37.562
April 22: 50.000
Ttal ....?198.3S1
Building permits of the week:
April 37 $ 11.7M)
April 18 , 23.500
April 10 8.000
April 20 1.400
April 21.. ; 24.700
April. 22 . 10.100
Total $ S3.400
DAIIE METEOROLOGICAL KEFOKT.
PORTLAND, April 22. Maximum temper
ature, 78 deg.; minimum, 49, River reading
at 11 A. M., 5.1) feet: change In past 24
hours, fall. 0.5 feet. Total precipitation, 5
P. it. to 5 P. M.. none; total since Septem
ber ,1, 1004, 23.20 inches; normal, 40.73
inches; deficiency. 11.53 inches. Total sun
shine April 21, 1905, 13 hours and SI min
utes; possible, 13 hours and 51 minutes.
Barometer (reduced to sea level) at 3 P. M.,
29.S8.
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STATIONS.
Baker City it0i0.02 4!SE ICloudy
Boise ICtjj T f SlNW Pt. CIdy.
Eureka S!0.00l CINW Clear
ICamloops. B. C 700.00.. Clear
North Head G2,0.00!l4!X (Clear
Pooatoilo 4t T 12E Cloudy
Portland !78i0.00 4iNW 'Clear
Red Bluff MlO.001 8.NW IClear
Roseburg ISOlO.OOi SN Clear
Sacramento :720.00jl2iS 'Clear
Salt Lake City C4iO.O0ll2!NW ICloudy
San Francisco Ir.0l0.00l2.slw IClear
Spokane 17210.00 SIX iPt. CIdy.
Seattle !720.00ll2'X'W IClear
Tateosh Island IflOiO.OOi 4W IClear
"Walla Walla 17410.001 4'SE IClear
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WEATHER CONDITION'S.
Light scattering showers have occurred to
day in Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho.,
At Baker City the shower was accompanied
' by thunder, while at Kallspel, Mont., a thun
derstorm occurred without precipitation.
The weather in the North Pacific States Is
generally clear this evening and the indica
tions are for fair weather in this 'district
Sunday.
WEATHER FORECASTS".
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28
hours ending at midnight, April 23:
Portland and vicinity Fair. Northerly
winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
-pFalr: Northerly winds.
' Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho
Fair.
Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho Part
is Moody.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Baseball!
RECREATION PARK,
Corner Vaughn nnd Twenty-fourth.
PORTLAND VS. LOS ANGELES
APRIL 19. 20. 21. 22. 23, 24.
ADMISSION 35c.
GRANDSTAND. 25c. CHILDREN, 15c
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE A GENERAL STORE OF
hardware Implements and vehicles in one
of the .best little towns In the Valley, good
opening for a man with email means: stock
about $5000; -new and well selected. Call
or address at once. Jacobson & DeHaven
Co.. McMlnnville. Or.
GEO. BLACK
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
31 S Worcester Block
General practice. Investigations.
Estate work. Special sad periodical aadlt.
Phone West U.
100x100
We can sell you the finest
two lota on corner of An
keny for the price of one
E-f Ti-U 54000. You can't beat it.
mill NORTHRUP & KING 211
WUll commercial Block.
MEETING NOTICES.
OREGON COMMANDERT.
NO. 1, K. T. Special conclave
on Easter Sunday at 6:30 P. M.
hnm. ffvr ? Vio mimr nf fit.
tending aivme services ax. bu jjavia a epis
copal Church, corner of Eant 12th and Bel
mont sto. Visiting Sir Knights courteously in
vited to meet with us. W. S. MACRUM.
v Recorder.
SELLWOOD REPUBLICAN CLUB meet
every AVednesday evening at S o'clock in Fire
men's hall. A cordial invitation is extended
to all Republican candidates.
W. M. LA FORCE, President.
J. F. KERTCHEM. Secretary.
IVANHOE LODGE. NO. 10. K. OF P.
Members Tjleare take notice: iYou are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral of our late
brother. Past ' Chancellor George W. Povey,
which will take place from Flnleys Under
taking Parlors Monday, April 24. at 2 o'clock
P. M. L. VEYSEY. C. C.
FRED P. HOLM. K. of R. and S.
DIED.
STARKWE ATH ER At his late home, near
Concord Station, April 22. 1005. William A.
Starkweather, aged 83 years 2 months 0 daye.
EWING At Medford. Or.. April 18. 1905, Ula
L. Ewing. aged 47 years 2 months t days.
Funeral will take place today, April -3.
at 1:30 P. M., from F. S. Dunning' Chapel.
corner East Alder and East Sixth etreeta.
Friends Invited. Interment at Mllwaukle
cemetery.
rUNERAX. NOTICES.
NELSON In this city. April 22. 1905. Mrs.
Roslia Nelson, aged 35 years, beloved wife
of Joseph Nelson, of S09 Kelley sL. and
sister of August and John Plebuch. of this
city. Funeral will take place Monday. April
24 at 8:15 A M-. from residence, thence to
St.' Joseph's Church. 15th and Couch, at
8 A. M.. where requiem mass will be of
fered for the repose of her souL Interment
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends Invited.
MARKS In this city, on April 20, 1005.
Samuel W. Marks, aged 01 years, 6 months
and 23 days. Funeral today (Sunday),
April 23. 1903, at 2 P. M-, from Holman's
chapel, corner Third and Salmon streets.
Friends respectfully Invited to attend.
Funeral In charge of the Union Payment
System. Interment, Lone Fir Cemetery.
BRAAK In this city. April 20. 1905. Mall
wiene Braak. age 37 years. Friends, sisters
and brothers of the Sons of Herman are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral ser
vice, which will be held at Eagles' Hall at
2 P. M., Sunday, April 23. Interment Lone
Fir Cemetery.
RICHARDSON At St. Vincent' Hospital,
Thursday, April 20. 1005, Thomas M. Rich
ardson. Funeral Monday; April 24, from
Cathedral. 15th and Davis streets, at 9
A. M. Interment at Riven-lew Cemetery.
Remains at Holman'a undertaking parlors.
RICHARDSON At St. Vincent's Hospital,
Thursday. April 20. 1903, Thomas M. Rich
ardson. Funeral Monday, April 24, from
Cathedral. Fifteenth and Davis streets, at
9 A M. Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
Remains at Holman's undertaking parlors.
STARKWEATHER Friends are invited to at
tend the funeral aervlces of William A.
Starkweather from the family home at 1
o'clock P. M. Service at the Clackamas
Cemetery at 3 o'clock today.
HIRSCH Leah Hirsch; daughter of Mrs.
J. B. Hirsch. sister of Samson Hirsch and
Mrs. A. H. Ackerman. Funeral will take
place from Hobart-Curtls. at 10 o'clock
today. April 23.
POVEY At Manila. P. I.. February 24. 1905.
Captain George William Povey. aged 54
years. Friends and acquaintances are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral serv
ices, which will be held at FInley's chapel
Monday. April 24. at 2 P. M. Interment
Riverview Cemetery-
CADONAU In this city. April 22. 1905. Maud
M. Cadonau. wife of M. S. Cadonau, of this
city, aged 22 years. Friends and acquaint
ances are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services, which will be held at
Finley s chapel, Monday, April 24. at 3:30
P. M. Interment at Lone Fir Cemetery.
N1LES The funeral of Lydla M. Nlles will
take place Monday, April 24. Services will
be held at the Portland Crematorium at 3
P. M., to which all friends and acquaint
ances are Invited.
DUNNING, McENTEE .GELBAUGH,
successors to Dunning & Campion, under
takers and embalm era, modern in every de
tail, 7th and Pine. Phono Main 430. Ladj
assistant. EDWARD HOLM AN CO Undertakers and
exnbalmers, have moved to their new build
ing. Third "and Salmon. Lady assistant.
Telephone No. 097.
J. P. FINLEY & SON. Funeral Directors,
cor. 3d and Madison. Office of County Cor
oner. Xady assistant. Telephone No. 9.
F. S. DUNNING. Undertaker. 414 East
Alder. Xsdy assistant. Telephone East 53.
ZELUER-BYRNES CO., UNDERTAKERS,
Exnbalmers, 273 Rus'l; East 1088: lady as't.
NEW TODAY.
ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF COSTLY
FURNITURE WILL TAKE PLACE AT
BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE
ON
Tuesday Next, Commencing
at 10 A. M.
The following catalogue of high-class
goods are received, and will be on exhibi
tion tomorrow afternoon: Five light sil
ver candelabra; Turkish easy chairs and
couches in real leather; elegant parlor
pieces in silk; large mahogany rockers in
brocaded plush, couches to match; fine
walnut secretary, with bookcase on top;
library and center tables in golden oak;
lace curtains and portieres; five Axmln
ster rugs, 9x12; four velvet carpets; body
Brussels rug, 12x15; Smyrna rug, 9x12; oak
sideboard; round extension table, six box
seat chairs, all in quartered sawed oak;
silverware and cutlery; glassware and
crockery; very fine rockers in golden oak,
blrdjseye maple and mahogany; $150 up
right folding bed, with French plate mir
ror. 56x22 In. in very choice French wal
nut; elegant brass and Iron beds, massive
and artistic, complete with best springs
and curled-hair mattresses: LARGE SIZE.
UP-TO-DATE DRESSERS IN REAL MA
HOGANY AND BIRDSEYE MAPLE;
chiffoniers, with plate mirrors; wardrobe
davenports in fine velour; Morris chairs;
handsome easy chairs In brocaded silk
coverings: sofa pillows; graphophone with
records; square dining tables and chairs;
bureaus and commodes, c"boklng stoves,
gas range and other useful lots, too nu
merous to mention. We invite intending
purchasers kindly to view the goods to
morrow afternoon, as the quality and
style of the goods merit competition, and
will be sold for spot cash.
GEO. BAKER &. CO., Auctioneers.
On Thursday at 10 A. M.
and Friday at 2 P. M.
We shall have the auction-room crowded
with second-hand and new furniture, fash
ionable In style .and well manufactured.
We request buyers to get prices from the
furniture houses before coming to the auc
tion, then see what bargains can be found
at BAKER'S AUCTION HOUSE, corner
Alder and Park.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
NOTICE One car of steel sanitary
couches have arrived, and the orders al
ready given will be filled next week. We
are in better position than heretofore In
supplying our customers with furniture,
etc Mattresses made to order. We can
save you from 10 to 40 per cent. Give us
a call.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Oar records art complete ant p t Cats,
W tarnish abstracts promptly.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Improved Portland Real Zotat.
CECCKITr ABSTRACT TKUST CO,
S14-315 Chamber at Cesasierc. .
Holladay
Avenue
We can sell one of the best
corners, walking distance
from the city, for one-half
the price asked Tor one of
the opposite corners. How
does the price strike you
r- 52S50? NORTHRUP &
Lorner gggg- m commerciai
WANT SOMETHING GOOD
On Upper Washington street? Full lot and
good building. The very' best bargain in
that rapidly growing district. Price $22,000.
THE HEALY INVESTMENT CO..
210-214 Ablngton 100H Third Street
NEW TODAY.
GILMAN
Auction & Commission Co.
S. L.N. GILMAN, Auctioneer
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT RESIDENCE.
We are Instructed to sell by public auc
tion Tomorrow, Monday, April 24, at Residence,
No. 173 East Fifteenth Street
Between Belmont and East Yamhill, the
almost new furniture of dwelling, com
prising pretty pattern Brussels carpet
(Chicago design); 40 yards matting; large
Brussels art rug; very pretty center table
and comfortable rockers, for parlor. In
the latest hand-polished oak; lace curtains
and half curtains: desk; box couch; W. O.
rocker: mat rugs; fine round pillar column
extension and chair to match: buffet; chi
na closet en suite in fine solid oak; lino
leum; 9x12 rug; tinted iron bedstead, with
springs, curled-hair mattress, feather pil
lows; handsome dresser, with very large
shaped plate mirror; clock; umbrella
stand; shades; stove, complete; handsome
Japanese screen: kitchen treasure, gas
cooking range, etc, etc. Sale tomorrow
(Monday), April 24. at 10 A. M.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Attractive Auction Sale
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO SELL BY
PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUR SALES
ROOMS, No. 413 Washington Street, on
Tuesday, April 25th, at 10
o'clock A. M.
A large quantity of fine furniture, includ
ing fine parlor furniture; davenport, fold
ing beds; blrdseye maple chiffonier; dress
ers and commode: mahogany bureau and
commode; wardrobe In oak; pretty center
tables; rockers: stands; full size and other
tinted bedsteads; mattresses and springs;
odd bureaus: carpets; lady's wheel; china
closet: weathered oak dining-room suite,
complete; Golden Oak dining-room furni
ture; couch: etc.; the furniture first-class,
and the sale affords buyers an excellent
opportunity to furnish houses, spare
rooms, etc Sale Tuesday. 10 A. M.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
UNDERWRITERS'
AUCTION SALE
We are instructed by Messrs. Johnson
& HIggins, average adjusters, to sell by
public auction at our .salesrooms,
No. 413 Washington Street, on
Wednesday, April 26th, at 10
o'clock A. M.
EX S. S. OREGON.
Seven cases dry goods, domestics, dress
goods and underwear, overshlrts. sheet
ing, skirting, etc., 1 case cigars, 3 -barrels
shredded cocoanut, 1 bale coffee sacks. 1
case hat frames. 156 cases canned fruit,
etc. Terms cash.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
We are instructed to sell by public auc
tion, to foreclose chattel mortgage on
Thursday Next, April 27th, at
10 A. M.f 413 Washington St.
Removed to our rooms.
For convenience of sale, all the furniture
and fittings of residence. Including all the
parlor, sitting-room, dining-room,-bedroom
and kitchen furniture of residence. Buy
ers fitting up will do well to attend this
sale, Thursday, 10 A. M.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SAL.E OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
At 413 Washington Street, Fri
day, April 28th, at 10 A. M.
This sale Includes a large quantity of
household effects from residence.
S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Auction Safes
By J.T. WILSON
AUCTIONEER
MONDAY, TOMORROW
At Salesroom, 180 First Street
at 10 A. M.
This sale affords lawn mowers, screen
doors, rolltop desks, letter-press, cash reg
isters, refrigerators, pianos, money safes,
sideboards. The furniture consists of rock
ers, chairs, extension tables, kitchen ta
bles, treasures, folding and Iron beds,
springs and mattresses, two dozen sheets,
pillows, pictures, baby carriages, bed
lounge, fine oak buffet. lace curtains,
clocks, two gas ranges, Magee restaurant
range, large graphophones, and other val-i
uable goods, including fine maple chif
fonier. .
WEDNESDAY'S SALE
At Salesroom, 180 First Street
at 10 A.M.
Auction commences at 10 A. M. We will
sell furnishings for the different depart
ments of housekeeping, comprising the
abovo Itemized list, with the addition of
many articles necessary for modern house
keeping. FRIDAY'S SALE
At Salesroom, 180 First Street
at 10 A. M.
SHOES, CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS
SATURDAY'S SALE
OF
Unclaimed Freight
By order of the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation Co.. at storage warehouse, on
Front St.. between Lovejoy and Northrup,
at 10 A. M. This sale comprises miscel
laneous merchandise.
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
NOTE If you want right valuations on
your furnlturer etc.. Phone Main 1626.
Auction Sale
Mahogany Office Furniture
AT THE
Portland Auction Rooms
211 FIRST STREET
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, AT 10 A. M.
We have from the Coe Commission Co.,
to be sold without reserve. 1 mahogany
rolltop desk and revolving chair, 1 mahog
any flat desk and chair. 12 mahogany
office chairs, 60 yards Inlaid linoleum,
book cupboard, etc. etc. We also have a
full line of FURNITURE and other house
hold goods, to be sold at this sale.
C. L. FORD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, AT 10 A. M.
Complete restaurant outfit, all new
goods, including NICKEL-PLATED COF
FEE URN. cost $50.00. We also sell a full
assortment of FURNITURE and other
goods at this sale, and again continue
sale on Friday afternoon, at 2 P. M.
C. L. FORD, Auctioneer.
NOTICE
If you have anything to sell, call up
Main 5655. the Portland Auction Rooms,
at -211 First sL A. SCHUBACH. Proprietor.
NEW TODAY.
Real Estate
ARDMORE
5fl0 Lots in Doschers Second Addition.
next to J003 Pair; easy terms.
WOO Two lots, 14th and College.
$1000 38x100, facing east on l!3d.
$1800 Quarter block. 24th st.. near entrance
to Fair.
$1800 Sightly U-block on Hall St.. south.
of Portland Academy; best buy In that
vicinity.
$2000 Full lot. Northrup. near 22d.
$2000 34 acres. 10 acres under plow, near
Cedar Mills.
$2250 Inside lots, Gllsan. near 23d.
$2400 7-room house. 22d. near Roosevelt.
$3500 East front lot. 11th St., near Har
rison. $3300 Full south front lot and S-room
house on Johnson st.
$3300 Nice little home on Montgomery,
near Portland Academy.
$5250 75x100. Everett St.. Nob H11L
$6000 00x150 In front of new Sanfleld
home, Portland Heights; best view.
$0500 OOxlOO facing east on 12th St.. with
a house that could be remodeled; room
for two more; first-class neighborhood,
where houses command high rental.
$11,000 100x100. in North Portland, cov-
ered with buildings, pav 10 per cent net.
$14,000 Full lot near Washington st.
$14,000 Improved property. 30 feet from
Washington st.; leased for $125 per month.
Quarter-block facing east on 23d and Irv
ing with a large modern 18-room dwelling,
the house costing $16,000 to build. This
property will be sold for a reasonable
price and on favorable terms.
45-room hotel on road to Fair grounds.
ARDMORE
Over the River
$123 per acre, the best improved farms In
Multnomah County.
$150 and up Lots in Feurer's Addition.
$400 Lot 0, block 14. Central Alblna.
$700 Corner lot. Union ave. and lvon sts.
$700 East front lot, Gantenbein ave.. near
Page street.
$750 0 lots in Edcndale.
$000 Lota near Steel bridge.
$1000 Full lot. 7th near Weidler.
$1250 5-room cottage, Williams ave.
$1500 Block 2S. Patton's Second Addition;
will trade for Spokane property.
$1600 5-room modern cottage In Sunnyslde,
renting for $17.50 per month.
$2000 Corner lot and modern new house.
095 E. 8th st.
$2000 One of the most modern and up-to-date
little homes in Sunnyslde.
$22002 lots in bearing fruit and 9-room
house, Sandy Road, near East 2Sth.
$2300 Xew 0-room house. Williams ave.
$2500 3 lots, southeast corner 17th and
Tillamook.
$2500 53x100 and two houses, 404 and 466
E. 9th; rent $25 per month.
$2700 100x120. Hancock and Rodney ave.
$3000 Modern home. Williams ave.
$3500 Quarter-block, 2d and Wasco.
$3500 2 lots and modern 8-room house,
Williams ave.
$1000 10 acres, facing 2 boulevards, near
Peninsula station.
$4000 Quarter-block facing Holladay ave.
$4250 Corner and new modern S-room
house In Irvlngton.
$4500 Corner and modern 8-room house, E.
20th and Ankcny.
$5000-1 acre, E. 3d and Stephens. 500 fU
railroad frontage. Will trade for St. Paul
or Minneapolis property.
$5300 Two lots and U-room modern house.
East Oak. near 9th: will trade for farm
near Pendleton or Umatilla.
$5700 100x100 and 9-room modern house In
McMIUen's Addition, near Steel bridge.
Room for two more houses.
$8500 100x100 and the btst built, up-to-date
home in Irvlngton. 691 Hancock.
Suburban Home
The beautiful home of L. G. Clarke, lo
cated at ML Tabor, consisting of about
two acres of ground, large, modern, well
built residence and windmill. Will trade.
Grindstaff & Schalk
!46 STARK STREET.
University Park
Is the "bon ton residence portion of
the whole Peninsula, hecanse it has a
building restriction that keeps ont
shanties and harbors for poverty; it
has a liquor restriction that prohibits
saloons and other places of vice; has
the Columbia University, which brings
a cultured class. It has the far-famed
Bull Bun water, Portland public
schools, boulevards, wide streets and
alleys. It lies central to four miles
of deep water front, where employ
ment is furnished in the mills, fac
tories and docks, for all who desire to
work. Beautiful residences are
springing up as if by magic. Prop
erty values are advancing. Prices
range from $60 to $300 per lot, ac
cording to size and location, one-tenth
cash, balance $5 monthly on each lot,
without interest or taxes. Francis I.
McKenna, room 606 Commercial
Block and University Park Station.
SOUTH
SUNNYSIDE
60xl00-foot lots, between Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth streets, on
Hawthorne-avenue carline; $450 to
$500; $50 cash, $10 per month.
We are prepared to buy you a lot
in any approved location, either on
the East or West Side, and build you
a house; small payment down, and
monthly payments of 1 per cent of
the cost.
HARTMAN,
THOMPSON & POWERS
3 Chamber of Commerce
WillametteHeights
New modern 7-room house, well finished,
full lot, with
Magnificent' View
of river and mountains. Extra choice lo
cation, Raleigh St., between 29th and SOth,
eaat of ravine. Can be seen Sunday.
A. H. BIRRELL
202 McKay Building. Third and Stark.
$15,500
Between 19th and 20th.
on Ella, near Washing
ton, 130x123, 11-rooni
house, finely located for
apartments or fiats; best buy In the city.
Louis Salomon
1122 First Street
5-Room House
$500 cash buys a very nice home In best
part of Sunnyslde; modern, 5 rooms: best
of plumbing, full basement, combination
gas and electric chandeliers, etc.; price
only $1550. F. BRESKE, room 411, Sher
lock bldg., S3 Cd sL
WATER-FRONT PROPERTY
West Side, between Madison and Mor
rison sts., for sale by owners. Inquire
room 412 Commercial block.
( 1 K flfin No better Investment for this
V iwfUUU amount can be found than to
purchase the property I am offering at
this price It ia close in. near Morrison
st., and pays 10 per cent at the present
low rental. GEO. M. STRONG. 113 Sec
ond st.
NEW TODAY.
University Park
Is the bon ton residence portion of the
whole Peninsula, because it has a
building restriction that keeps out
shanties and harbors for poverty; it
has a liquor restriction that prohibits
saloons and other places of vice; has
the Columbia University, which brings
a cultured class. It has the far-famed
Bull Run water, Portland public
schools, boulevards, wide streets and
alleys. It lies central to four miles
of deep water front, where employ
ment is furnished in the mills, fac
tories and docks, for all who desire to
work. Beautiful residences are
springing up as if by magic Prop
erty values are advancing. Prices
range from $60 to $300 per lot ac
cording to size and Ipcation, one-tenth
cash, balance $5 monthly oh each lot,
without interest or taxes. Prancis I.
McKenna, room 606. Commercial
Block and University Park Station.
ST. JOHNS
Another chapter in the growth of this
wonderful town was added last week when
the great WEYERHAUSER LUMBER
CO. (the largest' lumber company In the
world) purchased a 100-acre mlllslte In
St. Johns, paying for same 4100.000 in cash.
This means that St. Johns will soon have
the largest sawmill plant In the world.
Property values are rapidly Increasing.
Within another year many think they will
double. We have about 30 lots left in
St. Johns Park, nenr the WEYERHAU
SER site, and convenient to car llne
which we can sell at J275 and upward
$5 down, J5 a month. In two weeks they
wlll be gone and you can't get one.
ST. JOHNS LAND CO.
PHONE UNION 3104, St. Johns. Or.
New Residences in Holla
day's Addition
Third and Hassalo streets, three
new, handsome, well-built residences
of eight and nine rooms, near the
beautiful Ocobock residence, one
block from Union Avenue car line,
100 feet from Holladay Avenue car
line, two blocks from "U" car line.
Also three on Second and Hassalo,
facing south and east, modern, well
built, good design, very roomy and
reasonable in price. Apply to
CHARLES K. HENRY, 273 Stark St.
HALF ACRES AT ST. JOHNS
$400 for choice half-acre pieces in
the very best part of St. Johns, on
the high land between the car line
and Boulevard. We can sell these
tracts on small monthly payments
without interest or taxes until paid
for.
If you want to build a home we
will allow you ample time to finish
your house before your monthly pay
ments begin.
G. H. VAN HOUTEN, St. Johns.
'Phone Scott 3104.
I VAIN M O E!
THE SIGHTLIEST SUBURB of Port
land, lots 50x100 feet, with alley In rear;
EXCELLENT WATER SUPPLY. Take
either Mount Scott or Woodstock car Sun
day afternoon and view this addition of
comfortable homes. Man on the ground.
Lots $100 to 5175.
$5 Down and S5 a Month
Buys them. BUY NOW. before the ad
vance. A. H. BIRRELL,
McKay Bldg., corner 3d and Stark.
23d and Everett Sts.
That very choice residence lot. situated
between two magnificent mansions, be
tween Everett and Flanders; an Ideal spot
for a residence or flats; worth $5000; our
price only
$3750 Cash
GOLDSMITH & CO.,
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
Water Front
950 feet of choice water-front with
46 acres joining the drydock on the
south, and 400 feet joining the Penin
sular Lumber Company on the south,
with eight acres of land.
FRANCIS I. M'KENNA,
Room 606 Commercial Block.
For Sale $5500
That very desirable lot, 50x100 feet, situa
ted on the northwest corner of 7th and
Montgomery. This Is one of the most de
sirable lots In the city, either for a fam
ily residence or for fiats. Please' call on
PARRISH. WATK1NS & CO.. 250 Alder.
$2000 Yearly
Is the rentals
produced from
the present im
provement on
that choice business lot, oOxlOO. on 4th st.,
only two blocks from Morrison. Price.
JIS.OOO. half cash. Where can you show
as great a bargain? Almost In the cen
ter of Portland's business district. C. H.
KORELL, 251 Washington.
Corner s
On 21th st. and Northrup,
choice of the choicest; no
other lots lelt on this street.
Price $3000
A Great Snap.
GOLDSMITH & CO..
S. E. . Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
St. Jolins Acre Tracts
We have just platted a tract at the in
tersection of St. Johns car line and Co
lumbia boulevard, and offer choice acre
tracts from $450.00 to $500.00.
WaKefield, Fries &. Co.
229 Stark St.
$50
.000 10 Per Cent
Quarter block on Third st.. with brick
Improvement: half cash, balance on time.
Your $25,000 thusi Invested will net you 13
per cent, with much better prospects for
future. Phone OWNER. Main 5S5.
Residence, modern, 8
rooms, on 22d. near Ir
ving sts.. Nob Hill;
house cost $3500.
PRICE ONLY $3500
Will rent for $40.
GOLDSMITH & CO.
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
$2300 House
of 6 rooms and
bath: full lot.
50x100. near E.
8 th and Oak. C.
H. KORELL. 251 Washington.
COnfin Choice quarter block In Irving
OuUUU ton. northwest corner of 21st and
Tillamook. This Is a bargain and offered
for a limited time only. GEO. M.
STRONG. 113 Second st.
TEW TODAY.
Prices Go Up!
Prices of all lots at University
Park and Portsmouth will be ad
vanced 10 per cent on May 1, 1905.
Don't forget the date. Prices will
adavance rapidly from that date on.
We Lave told you that lots at Univer
sity Park will sell for 1000 per front
foot within the lifetime of persons
now living. This statement rests on
reasoning from cause to effect and not
on visionary prophecy. It will only
require, a glimpse to convince any
person that business of immense im
portance is now in process of develop
ment on the whole Peninsula and Uni
versity Park is the very center of this
business movement! The sooner you
invest the larger will, be your profits
within the next five years. Prices 60
to 300 each, one-tenth down, balance
5 monthly on each lot, no interest,
no taxes, abstract with each deed.
PRANCIS I. M'KENNA,
Room 606, Commercial Block, and
University Park Station.
FARMS
We have a large Hit, over 50,000 acres,
and some of the best properties on the mar
ket. We can be of real iervjce to intending
purchuKerx by reason of our extended knowl
edge of the character and worth of the
available farms.
Ask any of the Portland banks as to our
standing and bnslne methods. Call or
write for our list of farms.
Acre Tracts
We are just placing on the market two
additions to Jennings I.ode, on the Oregon
City car line, and can sell acre tracts In this
elegant suburb for what Is paid for a single
small lot elsewhere.
These tracts make fine homes, or are flrst
clats Investments.
Call or write for full particulars.
City Properties
We have also a choice list of well-located
city properties, business and residence, as
well as some fine vacant lots for building
sites. Money Judiciously Invested In Income
producing properties will grow with the con
stant and sure growth of the city. Invest
now and realize this benefit.
THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY
243 STAGK ST.
For Sale
Choice locations close to the
main entrance to the Lewis &
Clark Exposition Grounds.
IOOxSo feet, on the south side of Vaughn
st.. 100 feet east of 26th st.
100x100 feet on the north side of Vaughn
st.. 100 feet east of 26th st. :?n..8
M Jnr
y :av
S -'
100x200 feet on the southwest corner of
23th and Wilson sts.; or will cut It up to
suit buyer.
For prices, etc., apply to
ROUNTREE & DIAMOND
211 Stark St., cor. Second.
HOLLADAY PARK ADDITION
(nrnn Each Three 5-room cottages.
O-uUU strictly modern: hot and cold
water, electric lights, porcelain
baths, hardwood finish, walls
all tinted, ready to move Into;
- - the best-built houses in the
addition; cement sidewalks,
pewers all In and Bull Run
water: lot 50x230 feet. One
block from Ankeny car line. Do
not fail to see these beautiful
homes. ?5C0 cash: balance at
6 per cent, or will trade for
small Improved farm.
EMPIRE INVESTMENT CO.,
Room 9. Chamber of Commerce.
LOOKING AROUND?
$1800.00
30x100 feet, near 2.1d st.
$2000.00
50x100 feet, near 21th st.
1750.00
Half bloek and residence. Portland Heights.
S5250.00
100x100 feet, Kearney and 22d sts.
$0000.00
50 -foot lot. two blocks from Washington st.
$10,300.00
. Residence, just completed. Johnson st.
F. X. ANDREWS & CO.
Hamilton bldg.
Acreage on Installments
We have a few 5 and 10-acre tracts near
car line that are just what you want for
a suburban home or chicken ranch. Also
smaller tracts near Lents that are very
desirable. Prices range from 565.00 to
5500.00 per acre, according to location.
LAM-BERT. WH1TMER & CO..
404 E. Alder Street,
107-105 Sherlock Bldg., 3d and Oak.
517,000, Last Call
In a few days my contract will expire on
that choice business lot. 50x100, on Wash
ington, near 13th, and your chance to
get It at 517,000 will have passed. The
owners have notified me that they con
template advancing the price to 520,000.
Are vou going to allow this rare oppor
tunity to go by? C. H. KORELL, 251
Washington.
BURNSIDE STREET
Desirable lot centrally located near 10th.
(West Side), excellent location for fiats and
future retail business.
A. H. BIRRELL
202 McKay bldg.
Corner Lot
2 blocks from Morri
son st.. with 2 large
houses thereon; pays
S per cent net on In
vestment. Property In this locality is ad
vancing rapidly.
PRICE $11000
GOLDSMITH & CO..
S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts.
For Sale
We -are now offering either of those
new and elegant residences situated on
2d and Hassalo sts., in Holladay's Addi
tion. These houses are complete In every
respect, and will be sold on term3 to suit.
For particulars call on PARRISH, WAT
KINS & CO., 250 Alder st.
A-1 Residence
Any party desiring a new, elegantly fin
ished 10-room house (built for a home,
and not for selling purposes), on two lots,
choice location. West Side. Price. 5H.OQ0.
Phone OWNER. Main 5S3 (business phone).
$1200, GREAT BARGAIN
Five acres in Milwaukle, all in cultiva
tion; one-half cash, balance easy terms.
THE HART LAND COMPANY.
103 Sherlock Bldg.
$3600 Bargain
Two 5-room
modern cot
tages, with
fill! Int nn
I .cast i.iii, ucai niincuv ai.. luuiuuiy rent
als, 535. C. H. KORELL, 251 Washington.
NEW TODAT.
THE CENTER OF
ALBINA
$550
and upward for fine, level lots be
tween Rnssell and Sell-rood and Gan
tenbein and Kerby streets. These lots
are high, afford good view, streets
are graded, sewer, water and gas
mains laid. We can sell these lots on
very easy terms. The best buy on.
the market.
Portland Trust Company
OF OREGON
109 Third Street
S720.00
One acre with small, hard finished
cottage, short distance from St. Johns
car line; streets graded, sidewalks,
Bull Run water a pretty suburban:
home with plenty room for chickens.
S375.00
A nice hard-finished cottage on the
Peninsula. City water, graded street
and sidewalk.
$30 LOTS
Only two more left. This is less
than the land is worth measured as
acres.
Sherman D. Brown
351 Stark Street, Opposite Library.
cases and Lots
535 Tillamook St.
Northwest corner East 12th. very at
tractive 5-room cottage, built for com
fort, lot 50x100 feet, plenty of fruit
and flowers.
925. Glisan St.
MofJer(n 3-room new cottage, bath, etc.;
lot 50x128 feet. Price, $2100.00.
N. E.. Cor. 44tK and E.
Main Sts.
Goood 7-room house, tine yards, fruit
trees, a big bargain at $2100.
46 E. 24tK St., NortK
Modern 7-rpom house, nearly new. all
conveniences, most desirable location.
710 Broad-way St.
Southeast corner East 21st, new mod
ern 10-room house, an Ideal home. Im
mediate possession given.
WaKefield,
Fries &. Co.
Phone Main 11.
220 Stark St.
NO JOKE
IT'S A PICNIC
We do furnish a nice FKEB
LUNCH today to our visitors and in
tending purchasers of lots in BEAU
TIFUL RESERVOIR PARK. Re
fresh yourself when you come out.
Then look at the CHOICEST property
in the market. "We have just complet
ed our new plat and map, having
platted some more of our fruit trees
and berries for you to make your se
lection from.
Price of lots, $100 and upwards, on
easy terms. Water piped to every
lot. Streets graded. Ground per
fectly level. Take Mount Scott car
and get off at Kern Park and RESER
VOIR PARK STATION. You will
find our agents at our office at the
station, and on the grounds.
Call at our city office for a Plat and
Map, showing the location, etc.
H. METZGER
Managing Owner, 226-228 Front St.
For Quick Sale
Opportunity for investment of
50,000. Thirty thousand cash, bal
ance in two years. Paid net profit
1904, 8000; will pay better than
$10,000 this year. Proper care will
increase yearly profit within two
years, 100 per cent. Situation affords
immediate and complete investigation.
Legitimate necessity for immediate
sale. Address 0-35, Oregonian.
For Sale!
Good 8-room plastered house and
full lot two blocks from car lino in
Upper Albina
$1050, Terms;
J. F. HELL, 711 Williams Avenue.
For Sale
A beautiful little home on West Side,
33 1-3x100 feet, new house of 6 rooms, bath,
gas, furnace, cement basement and cement
walks and street improvements all made.
For terms call on PARRISH, W ATKINS
&. CO., 250 Alder st.
Two Fine Residences
On Kind's Heights. Modern and moderate In
price. Donald Macleod. 46 Concord bldgr-