The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, April 28, 1907, Section Three, Page 33, Image 33

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    THE SUNDAY OBEGONIAJT, PORTXA2TD, APRIL 28, 1907.
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Prices of Lots Will Be Advanced $1 per Front Foot May 15
Railroads Make
Cities
The Canadian Pacific has just completed
arrangements to enter Portland through
McKenna Junction. The Northern Pacific,
the North Bank, the Union Pacific, the
Southern Pacific and the Oregon & Wash
ington are all now building through, under
and around University Park, and will have
their lines completed within the next 18
months. Did you ever before see or read
about such a rush of railroads to one place?
Prices will be advanced May 15.
Ab you may have seen in the news col
umns of the dailv oaoers. McKenna
Junction is at the crossing of the main
line of the O. R. & N. from the East
with the main line of the Harriman system
to Puget Sound at the Northern Boundary
of University Park.
Suburban Trains
Suburban train sendee is promised from
the Packing-Houses directly through Uni
versity Park to Portland. This will vastly
shorten the time, as the route will be' a
direct line. Prices will be advanced May 15.
Townsite
The Oregon & Washington Railroad Com
pany has made heavy investments in Uni
versity Park lots near McKenna Junction,
wrhere it will exploit a townsite enterprise
under the name of the Tunnel Townsite &
Improvement Company. Extensive railroad
yards will be established on the bottom
lands opposite this townsite: Many big fac
tories are now planned for this district.
Business houses will go up and a great
transformation will soon take place. Prices
will be advanced May 15.
Packing- Houses
' Two dredges are now under construction,
which will be ready for work soon. Filling
the grounds for the big Packing-Houses and
Stock-Yards, about one mile north of Mc
Kenna Junction, will begin soon. Univer-'
sity Park is the nearest property to the
Packing-Houses suitable for retail business
and residences. Prices will be advanced
May 15. '
Study the Picture
If you will carefully study the picture it
will convey to your mind an idea of the
great possibilities of University Park as a
center of wonderful opportunities. See the
navigable rivers. See the railroads, the
drydock. See the location of Columbia Uni
versity, Columbia Park, factory districts
and boulevards. It has Bull Run water,
electric arc street lights, graded streets,
cement sidewalks; in fact, everything that
goes to make a great city. Prices will be
advanced May 15.
Read the Advertise
ments of Others
Other dealers tell all that can be truth
fully said about their property. A con
venient, quiet place to sleep is about all they
can say. The convenient, quiet places
around Portland for homes are almost un
limited in number. In every direction you'
will find -beautiful home sites. The supply
far exceeds the demand, therefore cannot
soon expect any considerable advance.
There is only one Peninsula, and University
Park is its center. The land on the Penin
sula suitable for business and homes is lim
ited, because cut off by the rivers. The de
mand will soon exceed the supply and there-
. fore a big increase in values must follow.
Prices will be advanced May 15.
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HE O. R. & N. is changing its main line from Troutdale to Portland by following the
water grade to Dana street at the North end and about the center of University Park.
Here it forms a junction with the main line of the 'Harriman system to Puget Sound, which
passes under University Park through a tunnel 5400 feet long.
Prices will be advanced $1 per front foot May 15
Prices, $250 to $325 for a Business Lot 25x100 Feet
' Terms, 10 per cent cash, balance $5 monthly.
No interest if all payments be paid on or before due.
AGENT
Of f ice at University Park Station on St. Johns Car Line.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Phone Woodlawn 239. AGENTS WANTED
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