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Newspaper Page TextOPENING SALE OF n A EY AT.T I". A N kj rk 1 iu J- ra.vji a MJiun Approximately 15,000 meres of the beat Irrigable land In the West, lo cated at Kingi EIU, Idaho, on the mala line of the Oregon Short Line, will be ooened for sale to settlers under the terms of the Carey act, OCTOBER 12, 1908 This magnificent piece of core land, protected from all unfavorable con ditions, is pronounced by experts to be the best fruit-producing soil In GREAT SURPLUS OF PURE WATER riowing all the year. Bert conditions on earth for raising fruit and veg etables profitably. ON THE MAIN LINE OF THE OREGON SHORT LINE ON THE SNAKE RIVER Mtllv U tlon is undesirable. Th. grandest oppor tunity for profitable fruit ranching ever known. Call Upon B. S. COOK 8 CO, Cor&ett Building, Portland OR WRITE TO THE MAIN OFFICE KING'S flILL IRRIGATION 6 POWER CO. BOISE. IDAHO HAS FAITH IN PROJECT Railroad Indorses Plan Ten He Center. for Big Reports rendered by the freight de partment of the Southern Pacific Com pany regarding the possibilities at the jew manufacturing town of Gordon Falls, jear Bridal Veil. Or., are considered most Tavorahle to the rapid development of the jw center. It Is known that the report tpeaks In the most encouraging manner 3f the various enterprises to be installed there. A similar report is to be made by :he passenger department of the railroad for use in the East. Charles Cooper, one of the promoters of Ihe enterprise, has been advised by Presi lent Judd that manufacturers of the ma chinery to be used at Gordon Falls have -lignified their willingness to accept bonds sf the new company in payment for all machinery purchased. J. II. Cunningham, engineer of the com pany, reports that the plans for the power piam to oe ereciea win of irumijieiru una week and the work of preparing the site will be proceeded m-ith in the near future. The plans for the platting of the town lite are also nearlng completion and dur ing the week grading will ba commenced. An Excursion to Klamath Falls. The Southern Pacific will run a pop ular excursion to Klamath Falls, leav ing Portland at 1:30 A. M. Sunday, Sep tember . Round trip $25. limit 2 days. This is a rare opportunity to investigate the fertile, the promising Klamath Basin fish and hunt to your heart's content along Upper Klamath Lake, or visit marvelous Crater Lake. A special Pullman car will run through to Weed for the comfort of this party Pullman fare $4. including night in car at Weed. Passengers may enter this car any time after 9:30 Saturday night. Call at city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, for particu lars. . (I Death of Mrs. Rosa Bernstein. Mrs. Rosa Bernstein, of 149 North Twenty-second street, died at her residence Friday night, aged 63 years. She is sur vived by her son. R. Alex Bernstein, of Seattle, formerly a. Portland art dealer. Grand Centra! Station Time Card SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Roeeburg Passenger Cottage Grove Passenger. California Express io Francisco Express ... West Side Cervallls Parsenger 6heridan Passenger Forest Grove Passenger... Forest Grove passenger.... forst Grove Passenger... Arriving. Portland Oregon Express . Cottage Grove Passenger Roseburg pusenger Portland Express West Side Corvallis Passenger PherMan Passenger Forest Qrove Passenger ... Forest urove Passenger ., Forest Grf Passenger. .. , 8:13 i I 4:15 p 1 7.45 p. 1:S0 a. I T:20 a l 4 : 10 1 8:50 a 1 lKIOp. I 6:40 p. i 7:15 a. I 11:30 a. i 5:30 p. i 11:15 p. l 0:20 p. : 10:30 a. I 8:V0 a- i 11:50 a. i 4:50 p. 1 NOKTUEAN PACIFIC. Lravlaa Portland Tacoma and Seattle Express ... North Coast Chicago Limited Overland Express Arriving Portland North Coast Limited Portland Express Overland Express 8:80 a m. 1:00 p. m. 11:45 p. m. 7:00 a. m. 4:15 p. Ok. 8:35 p. m OREGON RA1LROAU NAVIGATION CO. Leaving Portland I Ptnrileton Passenger r ........... .1 Cntrago-remana special ....... Spokane Ftyer Kansas City A Chicago Express. Arriving Portland Fpokane Flyer Chi.. Kan City A Portland Ex.. Chicago-Portland Special 8:oU a. m. 8:15 p. m. :00 p. m. 8:00 a m 9:45 a m. 8:50 p. m. 6:15 p. m. Pendleton passenger "ASTORIA COLUMBIA RIVER. Leaving Portland Astoria Seaside Express feeaslde Special (Saturday only) Astoria A Seaside Express Arriving rortlaad . . . . m. t ,-..-, n H PuatnfAr. . 8:00 a m. 2:20 p. m. 6:30 p. m. 12:15 p. ra Portland Express 110:00 p.m. Ceaside special taunoay oniy. -imu p. aa- CANADIAN" PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. Leaving Portland I C. P. K Short Line, via 8pokane 8:15 p. m 11:45 p. m. Via Seattle Atrivtag fort I and C. P. K. ?hort Line, via Spokane. Via Seattla 8:00 a. m. f :00 a. aa. Jefferson-Street Station SOLTHEKN PACIFIC. Leaving Portland Dallas passenger iiallaa Passenger Arriving Portland Dallas Passenger ... Dallas Passenger .... ; T:40 a. m 4:13 p m 10:13 a. m. 6:60 p. m. OKEUOM ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Arriving Portland Wllsonvlile Local .. ........ 6sl.ro and Intermediate Looal .. vVllsonvtlte Lecsl Salem and Intermediate Express, fealem and Intermediate Local.. Wilsonvllle Local galem and Intermediate Express, ealem and Intermedials Local., talem and Intermediate Express. 7:05 8:15 10:30 11:20 1:20 4:45 4:00 6:40 813 Saiem and Intermediate Local j 8.25 tlfonvi.ie l-m and Intermediate Express. falrra and Intel medial Local.. Wllsonvill Local. talem and Intermediate Express . intermediate Local 7:35 8:35 11:10 1:10 2:05 8:30 6:10 Wll.onvt'.Is Local tales and lararasealat Kxprosa the best fruit state in the Nation. It is entirely surrounded by moun tains several hundred feet higher. No lava rock; deep loam soil.' Mrs. Bernstein came to Portland about 20 years ago and was well known as a char itable worker. She was also prominent in the Jewish women's circles and was. a member of the Portland Women's Club. The funeral will be held tomorrow morn ing at W o'clock from Holman's Chapel. The services will be conducted by Dr. Jonah B. Wise and rr. Jacob Bloch. The interment will be in Beth Israel Cemetery. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES (FOB CASH ADVERTISING.) Following rates will be given only wbea advertising la ordered to run ' consecutive days. Dally and Sunday Issues. The Ore gonlan charge first-time rate each Insertion for classified advertising tbat is not run on consecutive days. The first-time rate la charged for each Insertion In Too Weekly Oregonian. Rooms." "Rooms and Board," "House keeping Room," "Situations Wanted." IS words or leas. 16 rent) 14 to 0 words, it cent; SI to 26 words. 25 cents, etc e discount for additional Insertions. Matrimonial and Clairvoyant ads, -tlnie rate each Insertion CJfDER ALL OTHER RTAPi, except -New Today." 80 cents for 15 word or less; 18 to 20 words, 40 cents; 81 to 85 words, 60 cent, eto first Insertion. Lacb additional insertion, one-half i no further discount un der one month. "NEW TODAY." (gauge measure agate). 14 cent per line, first Insertion; 7 cents Dcr line for each additional Insertion. TELEPHONE AD ER1 ISF.Mi.NTS Fo the conveniens ef patron Th Oregonian Kill accent advertisement (excepting "Situation Wanted") for publication la classified columns over the telephone. Bills for such advertising will be mailed Imme diately and payment I expected promptly. Car will be taken to prevent error, but The Oregonian mill not be responsible for error In advertisements taken over the telephone. Telephone: Mala 7070 A 6095. Abov rate apply to advertising paid In advance ouly. All book entries will be charged In line 14c per line for first In sertion and 7c per line for each consecutiv Insertion. Special rate on contract given on application. MEETING NOTICES. BOt'RNE Mr. Beatrice M. Bourne, mother of Mr. W. H. Smith and Mrs. H. M. Holler of this city: J. E. Bourne of Salem, Mr. P. F. Lancaster of Willlts. Cal., Mrs. D. H. Eraser, Calgary. Canada; Mrs. Charles G. Graham and E. H. Bourne. Colorado Springs. Colo.: O. B. Bourne. Raton. N. M. : J. W. Bourn. St. Louis. Mo. Funeral services at home of ' daughter. Mr. H. M. Hallar. East Sixth and Clackamas treets. at 1 P. M. today (Sunday I. Friend invited. Interment at San Diego, Cal. ORDER DT5R HERMAN'M BOHNE The funeral of our late brother. Charles Schotl. of Salem, will be held at the Elk Hall on Sunday, August .10. at 2 P. M. All mem ber of William Tell Lodge No. 2 and sister lodges are invited to attend. All members are requeeted to be at lodg hail at 1 o'clock P. M. sharp. B. P. O. ELKS. Member of Portland Lodge No. 142 are requested to meet In the lod ge-room today at 1:45 P. M. sharp to conduct the funeral service of our late Bro. Chas. Scholl of Salem Lodg No. 334. Visiting brothers Invited to assist. By or der of th exalted ruler. C. M. BILLS. Secretary. MOUNT HOOD CIRCLE NO. 161. W. OF TV All member are requested to be present at regular meeting. Tuesday evening. Sep tember 1. Special business; voting on change In byiawa LOU ELLBN CORNELL. Clerk. ENGROSSING resolutions. testimonial, memorials, etc Kills. 500 Columbia bldg. FUNERAL NOTICE. BERNSTEIN The funeral service of the late Rose Bernstein will be held at Hol man's chapl. 3d and Salmon t., Monday, August 31, at 10 A. M. WOODWARD George Woodward, aged TS years. Funeral at residence of Ms daugh ter. 325 East Third. N.. Sunday. 2 P. M. PORTWOOD At lvrtT Grand tri. North. Augut 20. Lillle May Portuood, aged 24 years. 1 month and 11 days. Funeral serv ices will be held Tuesday. September 1. at 10 A. M from Erlcson's chapel, 409 Alder street, rrlends invited. Interment Green wood Cemetery. DIED. BERNSTEIN At Good Samaritan Hospital. August 29. Rose Bernstein. 3 year of age. WMow of Alfred S. Bernstein and beloved mother of R. Alex. Bernstein. WOODWARD George WoodwaM, aged 71 years, at the residence of his daughter, 225 East Third swreat. N. Dunning, McEotee (illbaugh, Funeral Director. 7th and Pine. Phone Main 430. Lady assistant. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD HOLMAN CO., Funeral Direct or. 220 id at. Lady assistant. Phon M 607. J. F. FIN LEY SON. Sd and Madison. Lady assistant. Phon Main , A lise. ZEM.EH-BVRNFS CO.. Funeral Direct or. 215 Kusaeil. East 1088. Lady assistant. F. 8. DUNNING. Undertaker, 414 East Alder. Lad.v assistant, I'hone East 62. WHERE TO DINS. y 5 v. ...-. waan. e-unaay u inner 85c. wit sc craanv 11 A. M- to 8 P. M. Furniture Auction Sale BY THE - ' FORD AUCTION CO. 369 East Morrison St Tuesday Next, at 10 A. M. This sale Includes a great quantity of all kinds of household goods to be sold without reserv. WE ALSO Buy. Sell and Trade Furniture, East 988. B 2311. 8-ROOM modem hou, between two best car lines, close in; all Improvements in nice home, or eaelly made in flats; 64000, terms. Phone Eat 411. THE SUNDAY NEW IODAT. UPRIGHT PIANO. FINE FURNITURE. RUGS, ETC. We are instructed by Mrs. Wilding to sell by Auction the excellent household goods, piano and furnishings of private residence near Sunnyaide (house to rent), removed to BAKU'S AUCTION HOUSE, for convenience of le on TUESDAY.NEXT Comprising upright piano in mahogany case, in (rood order; very pretty parlor suite in mahogany and inlaid frames; handsome oak dining suit of modern de sign, including pretty china cabinet; Tur key pattern Axminster ruga and oar pets: lace curtains and window shades through the house; folding bed, hall tree, crockery and 'glassware, costly gilt bed (very massive); 4 Iron beds, silk floss and felt mattresses, feather pillows and bed ding; bird's-eve Princess dressers, chlf fonieres and other dressers of good qual ity. In Library furniture we have LI BRARY TABLE and LADY'S DESK In quarter-sawed oak: automatic DAVEN PORT in green Verona, also DROP HEAD sewing machine, nearly new. Beside the above list at furniture we have the part furnishings removed from a flat, vis: Round extension table and chairs, pro Brussels 9x12 rug. mahogany and oak rockers, center table. Oriental portieres, iron beds, dressers and commodes, gas range, cook stove, utensils and other ef fects. On view tomorrow. Sale Tuesday at 10 o'clock (sharp). THURSDAY NEXT We shall have another clean lot of re spectable household furniture, carpets, etc., to which sale intending purcnaaem are welcome. Bale at lu o ciock. PRELIMINARY NOTICE V-. VTAnnw Cnnlnmllflr 7 WA S Vl Q 1 1 hBVA the furnishings of private residence. In cluding fumed oak bedroom furniture, etc. Full particulars later. Offices and salesrooms 152 Park st. BAKER & SOX. Auctioneers. Both Phones. AUCTION SALES BY THE PortlasicJ Auction Go. (Incorporated.) 311 FIRST STREET. TUESDAY, 10 A. M. THURSDAY, 10 A. M. AND FRIDAY, 2 P. M. Well, the big circus has come and gone, but "THE UP-TO-DATE Arc,T TTON-HOrSE" at 211 First St., is still doing business at the old stand, and for this week we have, as usual, A COMPLETE LINE OF STAPLE AND FANCY FI'RNITURE and anything pertaining to the house. Just to men tion a few "specials," would state: We have consigned to us from one of the wholesale houses some very fine SWELL and SERPENTINE - FRONT DRESSERS in quartered golden oak, B E. maple and mahogany; also several sets of BOX-SEAT DINERS in quar tered golden oak with imitation leath er set: nbout 40 SILK-FLOSS MAT TRESSES (practically new); fine up right piano, two organs, 4-piece parlor suit and single upholstered pieces, ex tension tables, sideboards, buffets, Mor ris chairs, rockers, center stands, etc If you need anything for the parlor, bedroom, dinlnfr-room library or kitch en, come to 211 First St., and be con vinced that WE HAVE THE GOODS AT PRICES THAT SUIT YOU. PORTLAND AUCTION CO. INC. 211 FIRST STREET. Malu 5653. A 4121. otlcei For the benefit of those that do not ' wlh to attend the auction, would slate we're open daily from 7i30 A. M. to A J M., and aell goods at prlvnce anle. AuctionSales At Wilson's Auction and Com mission House Corner Second and Yamhill Sts. Monday and Wednesday 10A.M. EACH DAY We sell modern home furnishings for every department of housekeeping. Par lor ana uining-room,, oeoroom, Kitcnen ana laundry lurniture. Carpets, rugs, linoleum, bedding, dishes. steel ranges, gas ranges, cook stoves and all necessary effects for .housekeeping. If you want a piano cash register, store scales, grocery fixtures, 170-gal. oil tank. coffee mill, delivery wagon, counters, desks or any other fixtures (SEE US. We sell all this and fine house furnishings to the retail trade. Special Grocery Sale on FRIDAY, SEPIEMBER 4 At Salesrooms, Second and Yam hill Streets AT lO A.M. The sale comprises an assortment of staple groceries, sphres, extracts, laundry snap, baking powders, all kinds of pack age goods, dried fruits, crackers, coffee, tea and sundry groceries. This sale rep resents nearly everything in the grocery line. NOTE If vou want rash for your be longings, phone Main 162S. A 424.1. We pay cash. J. T. WILSON Auctioneer. S.L.N. Gi!man,AtjctiQneer Special auction sale of the fine car pets and furniture at flat No. 145, North 21st, between Hoyt and Irv ing streets (tomorrow), Monday, Aug ust ."1st, at 10 o'clock A. M., by order of Miss J. W. Davis. Included in sale: Elegant Axminster carpets of latest designs, couch with drapery and pil lows, pretty rockers, center tables, lace curtains, oak dresser and chiffo nier, china closet, small rugs, iron bedstead, with springs, mattress, bed ding; mahogany table, Japanese hall stand ; Reliable gas range. Flat (lower) for rent. Sale (tomorrow) Monday. S. L. X. GILMAN, Auctioneer. S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer Auction Sales at 411 "Wash ington street every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, .of household furniture. Attrac tive sale TUESDAY. We pav cash for furniture, etc. Main 2473, A 4750. S. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. OREGONIAN. PORTLAND, "NEW today." A Little Thinking Brings You to With the fact that You CoJi't make 50 DOLLARS Any easier than to purchase a let in . MENEFEE ADDITION Before September 1, wLen the price of all lots will be ad vanced fifty dollars. See the new homes in this ad dition. See the improvements. Price of lots $550 Until September 1. Think Quick Fine 5-room modern bungalow in Sunnyside. 5-room modern cottage in Sunnyside. These are two good buys. REMEMBER We handle only such property as we can recom mend., Portland Trust Company of Oregon S. E. Cor. 3d and Oak Sts. NX A Careful Study of all conditions es sential to an ideal home location will convince you that offers advantages su perior to any other addition N. B. Take "L" Car, Transfer to R-S Car at Shaver Street Agents Always on Ground A. F. SVVENSSON & CO. 253V2 Washington St. SUBURBAN HOMES "WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE Very desirable suburban residence, 2 miles from Montavilla; has good 7-room NEW house, barn, chicken house, etc., and plenty of water, contains 15 acres; 10 in cultivation, balance valuable timber; fine large orchard, with all kinds of fruit. On food road and close to the market. Mount Hood road survey runs right by the place. Horse, wagon, harness, lots of hay and 2 cows go with the place. Land across street cannot be bought for $600 per acre. Price $6500 $3000 cash, balance terms. One acre, fruit trees, vines and ber ries, native shade trees; 6-room, hard finished, 2-story house; 2 porehes and basement; water in kitchen; large red barn; horse, harness and buggy; on Section Line road, at South Mount Tabor; $3000; terms. HARTMAN & THOMPSON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. finn 100x100, on East" Side; walk Sll UU Ing distance; fruit and berries. nnn 6-room house; full lot; ber OOuUU ries. fruit; near Union ave. 0 Ann Nice modem house, In Vernon; 5Z4liU $1300 cash. lonfl i-room house. East Side, close JOXUU In. walking distance. lfnn -room house,, modern. East SobUU Sth St.; line view of river irnn 6-room modern house on Wll. $4500 lamette Heig-hts; lloOO cash. S7500-1 00. JMt fciiae, ciuoe 210,000 Factory site in St. John; J acres on car track. S12.000 S14.000 815,000 $20,000 Quarter block, 4 houses, good income property. 2-story Brick Build ing on Front street; good income proposi tion; $8000 cash. Business property; in come $110; half cash; good investment. A nice corner lot, close in on Flanders street. Worth $25,000. Martin J. HIgley 183 THIRD STREET. COMPI.ETB HOME New, strictly modern 8-room house, full basemsnt attic finished, fireplace In living room and one bedroom. be.it West Side neighborhood, 20 minutes' walk to business, lot- BOxlOO; If you want something choice, see this. E. P. Mossmaa. 40 Commerolal Club hldg. FINE business location, storeroom and basement In fireproof building, 262 3d st. Apply Plummsr Druf Co. Overlook AUGUST 30, 1908. KBIT TODAY. GOOD BUY $35,000 Whole block, on track; some income. The best buy in North End. $516,000 An ideal 6-acV tract, having waterfront and rail connections. $7,20065x100, N. W. corner of East 22d and Broadway, with thoroughly modern, ' new 8-room . dwelling, ' in pink of condition. No bet . ter value anywhere. $5,000 50x200 on .Multnomah st., with 7-room modern dwelling. A splendid value, and half cash will handle. $2,50050x200 on Willamette Heights. $2,400 Dainty bungalow near Ivanhoe Station, on easy terms. TO EXCHANGE 5 acres choice ir rigated land for good residence lot in Portland not .more than $1000. BUNCH OF 7 LOTS, Mount Tabor Place, on which want offer. Must sell. ACREAGE 10 acres, close in, on Or egon Electric, that is a veritable snap at $2500. Talk quickly. PENINSULA Several good bays too numerous to specify. Call and see us. NUMEROUS OTHER PROPERTIES IN OFFICE. Jackson S Deering Phone Main S45. 246 Stark Street. LOVE JOY STREET 100x100 feet on south side of Lovejoy st., between 20th and 21st sts. Wakefield, Fries & Co. ' 229 Stark st. Substantial Buildinfi Covering the entire quarter block. 3-story, but lessee pays now 8 per cent net on In vestment; after lease expires will pay enormous revenue; location Third street, close In; immense travel on this street. Price $80,000 Call on us and we will Rive you all the particulars. Goldsmith & Co. 101, 102. 103 Sherlock Building, 3d & Oak sts. Cheapest Buy on the market today. Quarter block on Washington street. .Owner must have money. - r. f.Ibryan 505 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1963; A 1227. Look at This Full lot. North End business street, not very far from this office, with fine, new brick, leased for 5 years. About $10,000 will handle this and Kn 1 flnfc .in lonfli time. Lots worth $16,000 Building cost.. 13,000 I.G PRICE S25.000 Total $29,000 Whiting 6 Rountree 82 Third Street, ITpslalra. . A MODERN HOME Situate No. 308 N. 24th St., containing reception hall, livlngroom, diningroorn, kitchen, ' four bedrooms on second floor and one in attic; modern in every respect and never been occupied. Price, $7000. Terms reasonable. NORTH PORTLAND We have several very desirable ware house or factory sites for sale In tyiis location. F. V. ANDREWS 5 CO. Hamilton BM, 131 Sd at. Tel. Main 3349 80 ACRES In Washington County, 30 miles from Portland. 6 miles from town, 1 mile to school. 3 miles to church; on milk route and R. F. D. Valley land, 25 acres level, balance slightly rolling, 14 acres in cultivation. 75 fine fruit trees 19 years old; 20 acres timber, mostly pine; 20 acres pasture; 5-room house and out buildings: spring and large creek water. Price. $1700. Terms. $1000 cash, balance 4 years, at 6 per cent. COAST COMMERCIAL CO. H04 DEKUM BLDG. Hood River Bargain SO acres, being one of the best places in this district, 44 miles from railroad: 20 acres under cultivation, and one of the best bearing orchards in the valley; we can deliver this at a bargain price. DEVLIN & FIREBAUGH 508-8 Swetland Bldg., Cor. 5th and .Wash. FIVE ACRES IN COVELL Of the nice acre tracts there is one you have overlooked, which Is the most Important of all; 5 acres, close to car line excellent situation. Would make a line homo. All Improved, ready to occupy. Price only $2500. THE DUNS'-LAWBENCB CO., 248 Alder St. NOB HILL HOME On easy monthly payments. 306 North Hth street. Thoroughly modern eigrht room house In the heart of the West Side's best residence district. FIDELJTY TRUST CO.. Owner, 901 Board of Trade Building. Phone Main 447. OIORSa BLACK. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS aa Worcester Building. Paea Mala S371. KIW TODAY. Oil HARBOR Portland's new West Side suburb and model home town, opposite St. John, on the Willamette. United Electric Eailway will be in operation by October 1. Fif teen minutes from Third and Stark, and no bridge draws to delay. Great op portunities for home lovers who admire large lots that command the magnificent view of the "Willamette and Columbia Rivers till they meet, Vancouver and the mountains. No saloons; $1000 restriction; graded streets, water and sewer systems. Prices $200 to $500, including improve ments. Terms, 10 per cent down and $10 per month. Prices to be advanced Sep tember 15th. Call at our office and let us show you. Office open evenings. GLEN HARBOR REALTY CO. 836-840 Chamber o! Commerce Agent oo Ground Piedmont Almost complete, a flne, stylish, -room house, containing everything to make a perfect home, double walls, double floors, furnace, fireplace, pan eled dlningroom, beamed ceiling, large open porch, with French window. Color scheme lo suit purchaser; 50x100 lot. Natural shade trees. $1200, part cash. Hawthorne Avenue District 8 rooms, the arrangement and finish of which cannot be excelled. Cozy den on third floor, massive electric fixtures full concrete basement, with cement floor, frultroom. laundryroom. furnace, nice lawn; splendid barn, suitable for garage; fruit trees, cement and parked walk. A perfect home; east front; not far out. Property in this district Is) rapidly advancing. $6000. part cash. I handle nothing that is not clearly a bargain. J. R. STIPE T30 Chamber of Cemmeree. IN CLARK COUNTY, WASHING TON. NEAR VANCOUVER, Orchards and Farms All incom paying, in tracts o euit purchaser. A. C. BURDICK, 711 Chamber of Commerco, A. J. STALNAKER, Orchards, Wash. 9 INVESTMENT 100x100 WEST SIDE Close in, highly improved, and sure to advance. A splendid speculation, $10,500 will handle, balance s per cent. Grussi & Gantner Room T Canterbury Bldg.. 265 Washington, Cor. Third. 80x165 FEET with two store buildings and one five room cottage and three ten-room dou ble houses, $12,000; worth easily $17,300. MARTIN J. HIGLEY 132 THIHD ST. You Will Double Your Money in a Year A nice lot, with a seven-room house, onlv ono block from St. John car; at Ockley Green station; worth $2400; sell $16u0, $800 cash. THE DUN'-IAWREJICE CO, 248 Alder St. A 5 -ACRE HOME $3250 buys 5 acres, well Improved, all the buildings are neat, plenty of water, fruit trees, vines and roses, right on sidewalk; no mud in getting to busi ness, store, school or church; 8 miles from Courthouse. Terms. J. F. COMPTOJf, 118 Ablagrton Bhlg. LOANS REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE Administrator of estates and care of large Interests a specialty. R. H. BLOSSOM 318 Chamber ol Commerce. $250 Down and $35 per month, including In terest, will buy a modern bungalow, with 30x143 feet, on Portland Heights Stop ; the rent leak. F. V. ANDREWS 5 CO. Hamilton Bids, 131 3d St. TeL Mala 540 . KTTW TODAY. Morrison St. Quarter block near High School. ' $32,500 No other quarter block on Morrison street, close in, for less than $50,000. Sixth Street Corner, near Union Depot. When improved, will be a frreat rent-producer. Wilt pay 10 per cent. Have ten ant for 50 rooms. Cheapest buy on Sixth street. $30,000 Seventh Street Fractional lot near Glisan Kent $75. $12,300 Third Street Corner store, near Clayj lease 3 3-ears $90. $11, OOP Residence Lots Large list, north of Wash ington street especially. Several choice viewpoints on Portland Heights. Warehouse Sites North Portland, with track facilities and otherwise. I make a specialty of close-in 1 business property. Have a centrall y-located brick, leased to responsible ten ants. Pays ol2 per cent net on price $28,500 Aiso a $200,000 buy, heart : of city, that pays nearly 8 : per cent net. Apartment Sites Close in, that will pay, when improved, from 10 to 12 per cent net. E. J. DALY 222-223-224 Failing Bldg. 28th-ST. BRIDGE We have two full blocks with 100 feet frontage on 28th St., between Holladay ave. and Pacific ave. $1S,000 will buy them now, but as soon as the bridge is completed and traffic begins to pour across It you will pay. $2S,000. We cao make terms. H. P. PALMER SIS Commercial Club Bldsr, Main saoa - - " A 20B3 100 In vestment Guaranteed Syndicate now forming. Shares $1000 eash. Best land deal in Oregon. Quick returns. iAddresa Box ,Y, 176, Oregonian, The one BEST place tn Portland t : buy. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER and MOST DESIRABLE residence property , of the city. : SEEING IS BBtlBVIjra -BETTER go and see the many CHOICK reel-. Sences nnder construction and the Im provements going on. Tlis Oregon Real Estate Company 88V4 Third street, Portland. Oregon. Flats and apartment-houses in good locality south of Morrison street. Prices $10,000 to $35,000; good revenue-producers. iGoIdschmidt's Agency 2531o Washington, cor. 3rd. HANFORD & BLACKWEL1, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Railroads, Power Plants), Industrial Plants. 1101 Alaska Bids;., Seattle. Wash. Mortgage Loans Lowest rates of Interest. LOUIS SaLOMOX, !U t&rk Street, near Second. Abstracts w vers Abstraet and Trust Co. Suite over Fort tad Trust Co. Bank.: AI. 660. - - A 422 $2500 Besutlfu! H-aere tract ef rroond In Mil waukee; small house; deMahtful location;; suitable for suburban residence or larmg efr Into lots. OOODNOUOH Jk STEARNS. 3 Washington Bide- Holiday's Million