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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGON! AX, PORTLAND, JULY 4, 1909. 3 OREGON MILLS WIN Get Big Lumber Contract From Pullman Company. SALE AMOUNTS TO $190,000 Material Just I'urchuscd Will Be Manufactured Into Equipment for Uso on llarriman Linen. Several Jlldriers Successful. Contracts have Just been closed by .the Pullman Company tor 14,000,000 '.tfret of lumber for the construction of new equipment for the Harrlman lines. lln the purchase of this material. 90 rrer cent of which will be furnished by the Oregon mills, approximately $210,- v"v win ne (iiKburswl. Of that amount n bon t sinnnon win A th. i,,mK 'manufacturers of this state. I When proposals were asked for this Jfarge quantity of lumber, representa tives of the llarriman system requested that Oregon bidders be favored, condi tions being equal. It develops that the T successful bidders for 90 per cent of 'the material own lumber mills on the Jlines of either the O. It. &. N., -the South ern 1-a.oiric or the Astoria & Columbia In this state. Their bids 'range from 100,000 ftet to 1,500.000 feet each and include manufacturers from Cottage lirove, on the .Southern Pacific, to Astoria on the Astoria & Columbia. The remaining ten per cent of the I order, aggregating less than 2.000.000 (feet, will be furnished by mills at Win Mock, Vancouver and Raymond, Wash. It Is explained by local representa- i Vllves of the Pullman Company that the wmtlre order would have been placed In jthla slate but for the fact that some :of the bidders were unable to furnish the Quality of lumber asked for within fthe time prescribed in the specifica tions under which the bids were asked. IAILV METKOROI-OGICAL REPORT. I, PORTLAND. July I. Maximum tempera- .tiiTe. 77 degrees; minimum. f3 deRreei. River Marlins; at S A. M.. IS. a teat; change in last ! IM hours. -0.4 feet. Total rainfall 5 P. M. to d P. M-), nono; total rainfall since Sep tember 1. 19ns. .13.83 inches; normal raln ;fnli since, September 1, ls. 44.04 inches: ,tencleney, 10.22 Inches. Total sunshine July ; ! hours, 4:1 minutes; possible sunshln?. July 2. 15 hours. 42 minutes. Barometer reduced to sea level), at 6 P. M ., 29.85 . niches. PACIFIC COAST WEATHER. Observations taken at 6 P. M., PaclDo Time, July !. 1909: K 3 Wind 52. a STATIONS. 3 H I S f o 5 5" VYeather. So":? 3 e . n : : .Paker City Htsmarck. ...... Kureka. ........ , Helena . . , . Kamloops. ...... North Head..... J'oeafcello. ....... Portland lied Bluff Itosehurs: ........ O.no o.oo o.ool T. 12N 1BISE 4NW 4IN 4W 1JNW 4NE 8INW 4SE 8N 4 NE Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Pt. Cldy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear 0.00 0.00 T. o.no n. All 0.00 U. 00 T. I o.on 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4a eramen to....... I Fait Lake i Clear Cloudy cieiar Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy fan Francisco I lS'W Spokane . . . . . 81W Taonma ptatoosh Island.... 12 SW walla walla. . ... . 8SW Urllaina Siskiyou.. 4 W NE .MarshtlelO.... ... .. Xallspell Tonopah , . -North Tsklma NE K B ' .NTvV o.os 0.16 0.00 Clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. Theunh the pressure 1 falling- generally lone 'he Padua Coast, it Is relatively high 1n that section and clear weather is re ported from most points In Western Vash iltigton. Western Oregon and Northern Call ixornla. A trough of low pressure extends 1 along the Western Slope of the Rocky Mountains from British Columbia to Ne ItAda, and thunderetorms are reported from Nevada. Utah and Montana. The precipita 'Alon attending these disturbanoea was gen erally light, though good showers are re ported from Southwestern Nevada and fcN'orth eastern Montana. Extremely warm weather continues In fXTaetern Washington and temperatures above fhe normal prevail at most points ra the 'district. The Indications are favorable for fair jweather in this district Sunday, probably 1TXIKAL KOTICKS. JELSON July 1. 1900. William J. Kelson, aged 22 years T months 22 days. Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Burks, of 542 Kast Oak street. Funeral will take place from the parlors of the East Side Fu neral Directors, East Alder and East 1 Sixth streets, Sunday, July 4. at 2:30 P. M. Friends are respectfully Invited. Interment in Rlvervlew Cemetery. tTRl'MAN In this city. July 2. Delmer L. Truman, aged 33 years. 5 months and 24 . nays, oeiovea son or J. K. and Zorah M. Truman. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, which will . he held at Holman'a chapel, 3d and Sal I mon streets, at a P. M. today (Sunday), I July 4. Interment Clinton Kelly Cemetery. CHUCK In this city. July 2. at his resi dence, 01O East 8th street North, Henry P-ruck, aged 31 years and 8 months. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at the Highland Congregational Church. East 6th st. North, corner Prescott at a P. M. today (Sunday. July 4. Inter ment Rlvervlew Cemetery. TIMM AND HAYLKTT The funeral serv ices of Chu Tlmm and Clarence Havlett will be held at the David Wills residence, near Wlllshurg. today (Sunday) Julv 4. at 8 P. M., under the auspices of City View Lodge. No. 201. I. O. O. P.. and Heaver. No. 64, K. of A. Friends Invited. Interment Mllwaukle Cemetery. J"EY July 2. at the family residence, 421 East 9th t., James .Madison Lahey, aged 64 years. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend funeral services which will be held at Holman's chapel at 3 P. M. today (Sunday). Interment Lone Fir Cemetery. HI.OOMFIELD Funeral services of the late Tharles Bloomfleld. aged 68 years, will be held Monday. July 5, at 10 A. M. at Dunning. M.iinlf Oilbaugh's chapel. orner of 7th and Pine sts. Friends and longshoremen are respectfully Invited to attend. Interment at Rose City Cemetery. PCHOONMAKER The funeral services of the late Frank M. Srhoonmake.r will be held at Holman's chapel. Third and Pal- mon sts.. at lO A. M. today (Sunday) T Friends respectfully Invited to attend. In terment Ulvervlew Cemetery. PC'LLECK The funeral of the late Robert Polleck will be held from the Hoi man chapel, corner 3d and Salmon sis,, Monday ,'uly 6. at 11 A. M. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery, private. POT. LOCK Robert, at his late resJdence.MMl Mllwaukle ave.. of old age. Funeral will be held from Holman's undertaking parlors. Servlota at the grave private. JOHNSON The funeral services of Murrlll s. Johnson will he held at Flnlev's chapel st 2 p. M. today (Sunday. Friends in vited. Interment Rlvervlew Cemetery, Donning, McKntee Gllbaogn. Puaeral THrectore. 7th and Pine. Phone Mala 43. Ladr Asslataat. Office of County Coroner. EDWARD H O I-MA V CO.. Funeral direct. OT. d at. Lady aalstaot. Phono M. MT. 9. r. FINIKT SOX, 8d and Madison. tdy attendant, phono Main B, A 16SS. F. B. DCNNISO. Undertaker 414 Alder. Lady assistant. Phone nat . MeENTEE-EBICSOy CO. rndertakerai lady naeistmnt. 409 Aider. 1C SIM. i 7.FI.I.KR-RVRVFS CO.. Funeral Direct ors. 272 Russell. Both phones. Lady assistant. I.F.Rnr rndertaker. 4"0 Fast Alder. hones East 781, it 1888. Lady assistant. with somewhat lower temperatures In East ern v aaningion. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair; westerly winds. Oregon Fair: westerly winds. Washington Fair; probably somewhat cooler In Eastern portion. Idaho Fair. W. D. FULLER, Local Forecaster. MEETING NOTICES. COMRADE P. ATTENTION! Sumner Post, No. 12, a. A. R., will meet at Holman's parlors, today (Sunday). July 4, at 3 o'clock P. M. to attend the funer al of our late comrade, James Lahey, private Co. F, 1st Illinois Battery. Burial In Lone Fir Ceme tery F. Neidermark. Commander. J. W Ogtlbee, Adjutant. H ALL OF PORT INDUS LODdE NO. f,7. DEGREE OF HONOR A. O. U. W. members and friends take notice, that on July 7 in Hill's Hall. Russell and Williams ave.. the officers will be installed by the superior chief of honor. Frances Buel Olesen. Mem bers and their friends invited. LEAH MATHER. Pres. C. of H. J. R. MANN. Recorder. MT. HOOD CIRCLE. No. 1S1. W. of W. and Multnomah Camp. o. 77. W. O. W., will hold Joint installation of officers In th W. O. W. Hall. East Sixth and Alder streets, on Tuesday evening. June 6, 1909. FORESTERS OF AMERICA will meet with Court Beaver in Sellwood at 2 P. M. today (Sunday) to attend the funeral of Brother Charles Timms, who lost his life In the railroad accident. MULTNOMAH CAMP, NO. 77, W. O. W., and Mt. Hood Circle. Women of Woodcraft, will hold joint Installation In East Side Woodman Hall. Tuesdsv e.venlnr July 6. Come and have a good time. Re freshments will be served. OREGON .HUMANE SOCIETY rH8DJNT, Main SOO. 8KCKETAKV. Main BBS. HUMANE OFFICER. East 4779. NEW TODAY. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S SALESROOMS 173-175 Second St. Cor. Yamhill Wednesday and Friday Each Day at IOA.M. On Wednesday we will sell twelve tna,sZ f walnut bedroom suits, compris ing bedstead, dresser and commode; also one massive walnut sideboard and other pieces of solid walnut. Note We will positively close out these sets regardless of their value. In addition to the walnut mentioned, we will offer modern furniture of the period comprising soliien oak, mahog any and maple parlor furniture, dining-room, bedroom and library furni ture, upright pianos and organs, sew ing machines, refrigerators, gun ranges, steel ranges, carpets, rugs and linoleum; complete kitchen outfits and other goods too numerous to mention. GREAT SALE EVERY DAY In. ,?,ur annex, 171 Second, corner yamnlll, two splendid grocery stocks, etc. We have secured the Guy Con nerly stock, 1070 Corbett st., also the A. bchulenburg stock of fancy and sta ple groceries, cigars, tobaccos and con fectionery. Tou can purchase from our salesmen at a great discount canned table fruits canned vegetables, canned meats and nsh. chocolates, cocoas, coffee, tea and spices, extracts, package farinaclous goods, fancy bottled goods, laundry and toilet soaps, wash powders, molasses, syrups and honey, sundry groceries fruit 1ars. cigars ahd tobaccos and housekeepers' supplies; also anything from our immense stock of wooden ware, granite and tinware: men's, women's and children's furnishings and general merchandise, etc. . NIuB'T Wo cal1 'r special attention to the fact that we ara seHlng office desks, cash registers, safes, scales, show cases, cheese cutters, refrigerat ors and modern home furnishings that have been little used and as good as new for less money than any concern on the Pacific Coast. We have the cash to pay you for any thing you want to dispose of. Phones Main 1626, A -1243. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. ON TUESDAY NEXT We shall have In addition to Mrs. J. Z. Lustlii's fine household furniture, rugs, etc., the following MUSICAL, INSTRU MENTS, viz.: one VERY ANCIENT brass Instrument said to be over 150 years old; ONE HARP, Sebastian Grand's make; HAMILTON PARLOR ORCJAN, rich tone; AEOLIAN (combina tion player) ORGAN, UPRIGHT CABLE & SONS' piano, like new; also upright Hardman piano in oak case. The fol lowing is a partial list of the furni ture, etc.: MISSION STYLE LIBRARY SUITE, viz. tables, rockers, settee and chairs, also set of Chambers' Encyclo perta, WEATHERED OAK hall rest and mirror, several good parlor rockers and center tables, beautiful AXM1NSTKR RUGS, 9x12; rare old ENGRAVINGS, velour couch, DAVENPORT in dark green cover, GENUINE QUARTER SAWED pedestal dining table, set of LEATHER box-seat dining chairs, BUFFET with French plate mirror fin ished in golden oak, VELVET and BRUSSELS rugs; the furnishings of 3 bedrooms, including very pretty BRONZE and ENAMELED beds, best springs; SILK FLOSS and other mat tresses, feather pillows, DRESSERS and CHIFFONIERS ara rnnc-tf. ,! Dl.n I,.. following removed from North'rup st. fHatv; ujuiuK mule, set or cnairs and sideboard, 2 iron beds, complete with springs and mattresses; dressers, box couch, go-cart, gas plate, oak cupboard, chairs. 1 lawnmower and other effects, all of which must positively be sold ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 O'CLOCK sharp. ON THURSDAY NEXT We shall sell a lot of furniture re moved from warehouse, which must be sold to pay storage and other charges. SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. Offices and salesrooms 152 Park St. FORD AUCTION CO. The house that'H good to von if you want to Dtiy or sell furniture. Phones Main 8831 A 2446. AUCTION SALE AT 211 FIRST ST. TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. FURNITURE GALORE All kinds. Everything and anything you can think of the furnishings of 8 residences are here for sale without reserve, so make a note of this. We will also sell at auction on Thursday at 10 A. At. and Friday at 2 P. M. We have many bargains we can give you any time and whether you wish to buy or sell furniture call the bouse that's good to you. FORD AUCTION CO.. Phones Main 8961, A 2445. 211 First St. Ford, Auctioneer. GRADUATE young lady chiropodist, mani curist, scalp specialist; superfluous hair re moved; for ladles and gentlemen. Room 8, Raleigh Bids., 6th and Washington. NEW TODAY. CAPITOL HILL Inside property on the West Side in Portland proper, 5-cent carfare, 12 min utes' ride from the business center of the city on the Oregon Electric Ratl-w-ay; depot on the ground: improved streets and sidewalks. We are now preparing to supply with our own water system for immediate use all people desiring to build, although with in a short time city water will be ex tended to Capitol Hill, as we are now entitled to it from the fact that a large portion of Capitol Hill is inside the city limits. Streets, sidewalks and water mains are paid for by ourselves, not bonded and charged up against the lots, simply we have paid for them. These improvements -are not nromised In the future, the work is now being i none. ' io out and see for vourselves. Every lot is 50x100 feet or larger, all cleared, high and sightly; fine soil, no stone or gravel, and the price from $-'00 to $400 each with easy terms. Where can you beat this in the United States, considering its close proximity to the business center of a citv the size of Portland? It is simply offering a premium to people to buy these lots at these prices, and If we did not have so many of them we would build a high board fence around Capitol Hill and go fishing for one year and come back and sell these beautiful lots for three times the price we are now asking. Capitol Hill is the largest tract on the West Side, and the Oregon Electric Railway runs through the center of Capitol Hill for more than one-half mile; 40 trains a day stopping at' Cap itol Hill, and the finest wagon and automobile road from the city leading right Into our streets. CLOHESSY & SMITH 401 McKay nnlldlns:. Ideal I Corner Apartment Site S. E. corner 12th and Harrison, 100 feet on 12th. 50 feet on Harrison; 2 carlines. Montgomery and 13th sts. only 1 block; 10 minutes' walk to Post office; income now $45 per month. Exceptional Buy $42,50(E Choice quarter block, 1st near Jefferson st. : good come, attractive terms. SEE Smith & Everett Falling Building. $61,500 ?unY?nn whole block on 16th. 17th, 6UUA6UU petty-grove and uimby, Some Income. $51,500 11flV?nn "Warehouse site with 110 ft. aiVAfcUU trackage on 15th St., 200 ft. on Quimby. $125,000 5flYinn Th,r St., adjoining new skv JVA1UV scraper at Third and Wash ington. Someone Will irrajir. thin nit. portunity to get a piece of business property m me very heart of the city. $60,000 2flflY2nn 5' F,rt,t, E. 2d, Holladay and UUAUU pacific, only $15,000 a quar- ter. ourrounaing property held not less than $25,000 a quarter. Can you ?fe a cnance to make big money here? Sengstake & Lyman WO Fifth St. APARTMENT HOUSE SITE WEST SIDE 50x100, 10 blocks of postoffice; best location in the city; no competition; can lease for good interest on invest ment and a safe place for your money. Wallace Investment Co. Oregonian Buildin". Hood River Orchard We have for sale a most evtranr-rii nary bargain In Hood River Valley , ?z o a, la acres n years old, 2 acres a years old, 12 acres 3 years old 10 acres 2 years old, 15 acres meadow' balance uncleared. This will pay you this year 30 per cent on your Invest ment. Where can you do better? Write or see us about this and for smaller or chards. Rand, Read & Co. 31 Board of Trade Rolldlng. Citv Man Do You Want a Nice Bearing Fruit Farm We have 10 acres, in full bearing, ad joining the city of Medford. Price, $8500. Conservative estimate of present crop. 1200 boxes apples. 1600 boxes pears, 160 boxes peaches, at present prices worth $4000. We will exchange this for nice Portland home of rea sonable value, pay difference in monev or give time on balance If it comes our way. Our client is wcalthv and wants to retire, and has made It in Rogue River fruits. WAII.ACK INVESTMENT CO, OrcKoulna "Building. Nob Hill Homes 88500 Full lot, 7-room house, brand new; one-half cash, balance on time. $11,000 8-room house, less than 2 years old; beautifully finished and modern in every way. Terms. HENRt E. REED, 037 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 8535. IP YOU 10 OT 1VIST AXVTHIXG THAT COST! A WHOLE l,OT OK IO!VEY An STII.I. fiET THE BROIXD, F-RUIT AM SHKl'BREKY, we will sell you a quarter block, with 4-room cottage, splendid to behold, for $1250. Three blocks from cars. For further particulars see THE Dl'lVX-liAlVKEXCK CO, 48 Alder St. NEW TODAY. A Steaming Hot One 160 acres, two miles north of Wheatland, one mile from Duke's Landing. Oh island in Willam ette. Sixty acres in cultivation, 13 acres slashed, balance fir, ash, maple and balm. Timber alone worth $2000; 2000 peach trees, will yield 2000 bushels ; 1000 cher ry trees Royal Annes bearing; 1000 apple trees, bearing; 1 large building, used for dwelling, dryer md cannery; cider press and spraying outfit. Fair barn, room for 4 horses. Well fenced, wire fencing. Many acres of alfalfa in cultivation. Price $75 per acre, $7000 down, balance easy at 6 per cent. Columbia. Trust Company 84 Fourth St., Board of Trade. 0 FREE RENT FOR SIX MONTHS Think Of It ' nna-fmit-th . , ary goes every month for rent. We Will heln VOii etnn 1 jl., 1 . " i - neut now at Gregory Heights, where we are selling -irzn.L cu wis as low as $150; $5 cash, $2.50 month, or homes on pay ments AS lOW as tin TIAr mrtrtth ,J if you buy lots from ua now we will furnish you a place to live for six months absolutely free. Come In and let uh lam ii over witn you and take you out In one of our automobiles and show you the property. ism INVESTMENT C0fe 418 Corbett Mlilg., Fifth and Morrison. Do You Want a Gen uine, Nice Place and Half a Block of Ground lOOx 200 Feet. With all kinds of fruit, shrubbery and roses, of the very finest kind in city? Grounds are fixed up In genuinely ar tistic English style, with Summer houses and walks winding through the grounds. It has a 10-room house, that cost all kinds of money to build, and Independent water works; enough water for six times the amount of ground, and also provide water for six more families besides. It also has three apartments in the cellar and Summer outhouse, besides pumphouse, with all kinds of machinery for pump ing water over place. Elegantly fur nished house and everything on the place for $S500. THE DClV!V-l,AWTRESrCE CO 24 Alder St. RIVERFRONT Bungalow site, 87 feet river frontage, opposite Rock Isl and Club, West Side; 400 feet from station; spring water, electric lights, tele phonic connection. Ideal neighborhood. $2000 E. J. DALY 222-3-4 KAILIXO BtTII.IIXO. BUY a Lot in ARDENWALD OWN YOUR HOME Improved streets, sidewalks and tood water. Best place to buy if you want to live in a healthy atmosphere. Lots 47 4 and -u0x95 and 100 feet. Price, $350 to $550. Terms, 10 per cent down, 3 per cent per month. COME AND SEE VS. We will take you out In our auto mobile. KNAPP & MACKEY 212-21U Board of Trade Building;. $7000 Modern 8-room home, corner B. 6th and Weidler. This house Is well built and a fine home only one block from Grand ave. Will be benefited by new Broadway bridge. House could not be duplicated under $5000. Lot worth $3600. Terms if desired. $6000 100x100, Broadway and E. 12th; a ueH.uui in site ior a nome. Sengstake & Lyman 00 fifth St. $sooo FOR A FINE MODERN RESIDENCE of 11 rooms, with furnace, fireplace, beautiful- large rooms. A place with the finest view in the city of the city and surrounding country. Four mountains in view. West Side. THE DVX1V-L,AWR.E1VCE CO, 24S Aldrr St. $6000 100x106, Thurman street, south fropt, just west of 27th street. Overlooks fair grounds and Forestry building; beauti ful apartment site. A. H. Biirell Co. 2Q2 McKay Wldg.. Third and Stirk st. WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS New 7-room house, cheap; modern, hardwood floors- ate Inauire 1105 Vaughn U NEW TODAT. SOME BARGAINS IN RESIDENCES $5500 Modern 8-room house and lot 50x100, at 591 E. Taylor st.; about one-half cash. $1850 5-room cottage and full lot at 19th. and Wygant; small cash payment, balance terms. SSOOO Fine 8-room bouse and corner lot at 16th and E. "Washington sts; terms easv. $2000 5-room house and two lots in Monta villa; a number of good fruit trees. $8000 Nice modern 8-room house and two lots, corner 12th and Tillamook sts.; the lots are worth $4500 and the house cost .$4500; easy terms. $1200 4-rOOm hnilSA nnH i-orn f ,,11 li - - V -S.U.. IV 1V3 J LI Montavilla: $500 cash, hal anon tlirdo years at 6 per cent. R1 ftO - " w 5-rOOm hOUSe at 19th nnrl fimno- etc full lot; one-third cash, balance easy lame. $8000 8-room house, corner 17ih nrl TTr,i-f - this is a nice modern house in a fine location; can be sold on easy terms. $140O TOOm COttatre and fnll lot n filJ T - " V "IL stone flV'C.j, 1 block from carline : one half cash. MOORE INVESTMENT CO. LAFAYETTE BLDG., Sixth and Washington Streets. Directly on carline. . 49th and Division. LOTS 50x100 $50 DOWN The Best Buy on the East Side Brubaker & Benedict Offices: On the Grounds and 502 McKay Bldg., 3d and Stark. Phone M. 549. WHY NOT TRADE AND MAKE MONEY? If you have anything to trade for something else, SEE US. Our office is a regular BOARD OF TRADE genuine exchange establishment. We can trade your property for some thing you want. We have on our trading list farms, fruit land, acreage near Portland, city lots, city resi dences, hotels, livery stables, stores, sawmills, flouring mills, horses, farm machinery, automobiles, and in fact most anything you can think of. List your trading property with us. WE ARE TRADERS MOORE INVESTMENT CO. Lafayette Building, Sixth and Washington Streets. House, 8 rooms, with one acre of ground, close by the Anabel station on Mt. Seott road. Fruit, berries, grapes, flowers and lawn. Outbuild ings, large -woodshed, chicken-house and barns. Easy terms. Possession immediately. t5all at house, first on the right of station, going south on Milwaukie road. FIRST STREET Near Washington Improved, 25x100 feet, 7 per cent net income. Price $30,000 LOUIS SALOMON & CO. 233 Stark, near Seconds Home on the River Front That Is what you can have if you r-uy one of those beautiful Roethe tracts. Only 25 minutes ride from the center of town on the Oregon City Electric car. A delightful place for a Summer home for yourself and family, yet keep In dally touch with your business. A place to enjoy your gasoline launch and canoeing. These tracts right on the river can be had for 2rtO down, bal ance on terms to suit. If you are wanting river front property, don't fall to investigate this. THE DirXJI-lAlVRENTE CO., 848 Alder Street. SPECIAL BUY $3000 Xew 5-room house, quarter block. 100x100. S. E. corner K. 15th st. .and Frankfort. All improvements in: 3 blocks (com carline. House rents $16 per mo. .See A. H. Birrell Co. 302 McKay BldK Third and Stark fit.. ICES CREAM BVSIf'.5 9150 Caah. 807 Haacock. Windsor Heights FOR SALE NEW TODAT. OH Owned. mm the Earth You couldn't find a bet ter place to live than at OS am IX THE me oig Restricted District Give us a chance and we will prove it Lots (60x100), J500 and tp. Improve ment! included. Easy terms. Hartman & Thompson Chamber of Commerce. Holiday's Addition Tha one, BEST place In Portland to buy. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER and MOST DESIRABLE rtsij.jrce property o; the city. 8EE1SO IS BELIEVIG BETTER ro and see the many CHOICE real, dences under construction and tha 1m nrovements toios on. The Oregon Real Estate Company GRAND AVE. AND MULTNOMAH ST. Mortgage Loans on Improved City Property At Current Rates. Building; Loans. Installment Lout, Wm. MacMaster 30 Worcester Block. MORTGAGE LOANS lowest rates and terms to suit? spe cial rates and favorable terms on larsco loans on biiaJnrss properties. funds Loaned for Private Investors A.H. BIRRELL CO. 202 McKay BldK- 3d Stark. S3.100 WILI, BUY YOU A HALF BLOCK in Woodstock, with 7-room house, good basement, bath, (tood barn and nil kinds of fruit, shrubbery and roses. You can not K.t such a place anywhere about the city for the money to save vour life. For further particulars see" THE IJUNN'-LAWREJNCK CO, 248 Alder St. 1 WANT a partner In real estate and busi ness opportunities; have somo new Ideas which bring results; -experience unneces sary. Turner Realty. 303 Commercial Bldg. vTIT.I. sell equity in finnnysklo bungalow; S rooms: all modem. 750 will handle this If taken at onos. iv Merchants Trust Bids. if I Gib FT) li XEW TODAT. J0NESIV10RE Is an addition where all im provements arc in and paid for, and the lots are 50 x 100 Price $400 to $600 $2-5 down, $10 per month. Take Montavilla car. . Agent at tract. Geo. D. Schalk 264 Stark St. Main 392 A 2392 R0SSEV1ERE1 One of the most beautiful resl- dence districts In Portland. The Ideal site for beautiful homes. It will pay you to look at Rosamere before purchasing elsewhere, I as you will find, in addition to the choicest location, every modern up-to-date Improvement, such as graded and graveled streets, 10- foot parkings, cement sidewalks, curbing and Bull Run water laU in, complete and paid for). Ross- T mere sells itself. If you once see r it. no further urging is neces- T sary. Look at Rossmere today the sooner the better. ALL LOTS oOxlOO; $2000 BUILT- RESTRICTIONS! 550 TO 750 rEK LOT. IXCLLDINO IMPROVEMENTS. "vVe guarantee) a perfect title. Take Rossmere car, Third and Yamhill. Agent on tha ground afternoons. m Clark-Cook Company 8 Board of Trade Bnlldins. Phones s Main S40T, A 3252. Odds and Ends What $100,000 wm BUY JUST NOW 100 full lots. Kennedy's Add, 37,500 30 city acres; water, car 13. SOO 3 city acres, fine house 7soi 105x3 04, fine business corner on Union ave., partly Improved .... S ono 150x100. Union are., business loea- t,on 7.600 00x100, Union ave.. Improved; 47 r,nt B.500 50x100, Union ave.. Improved .. . 4 son) 2SxlOrt. near Portland Hotel 18.000 60 acres near Reedville: One soil; flooo cords standing- timber T 500 230x125 Macadam road business; Partly Improved 5.000 , $112,500 Not an Item in this list overvalued. Party Intending extended absence. Any single Item sold separately at price flven. This bunch will be worth S20O.OU0 n three years. Don't overlook It. Call 836 Union Avenne, North. Phone Wood lawn 1718. Northeast corner Mississippi ave. and Knott st., half price of adjoin ing property. 416 McKay building:. $50,000 Choice corner lot. 3d St.: fine build ing, good revenue. Will nnuftt,,.!.. . : -BIBBS . , .' ' ' . ' ' i J- uuil- 1 w w w ble in value when t-i,! . bridge is finished. Third street, the boulevard ol Portland. GOLDSMITH & CO. 108 Sherlock Bldg Thtra and Oak Sta. $4500 The most complete and attractive seven-room bungalow in the citv. Splendid Kast aide location near car line. If you are in the market for a hons don't overlook this one. It will make you an ideal home. Foxton & Ames 403-4 Commercial t'lub Bldg. Main 14!9. LOVEJOY ST. BARGAIN Fine nine-room house and 50xlOO-foot lot. in a district of high-class home. Best buy on the market. Owner giving up housekeeping. Price. X000. Kasily worth 10,000. Terms if desired. HExnr k. nr-.p-.D. 037 Chamber of Commerce. Phone Main 853.'.. Willamette Heights S23SO each, two verv desirable lots 50x100. unobstructed view harbor mountains and citv; near Cornell road. Just west of S9th st. Choicest buy on the market. Pee A. H. BIRRELL CO. 02 McKay Bldg.. Third and Stark. MORTGAGE LOANS On city property, at reasonable rates. CI.ARK-ronK COMPANY, 0 Board of Trade Building. Phones Alain atOT, A f?KORiE BLACK, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. (All Branches i . a:3 Worcester Bid Phones Msin 83T1. A 40U