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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND. DECEMBER 11, 1910.
BUILDING KEEPS UP
Week's Record Has Total of
Over $160,000.
BIG BUSINESS IN SIGHT
flan 4 for Offlrt Structure. Apart
ments and Iwr.Ilnjc4 Will Ac
?rrffute $3,000,000 Ilefore
Knil of Mouth I 11-tiinale.
Bulldlnic permit Issued lawt week
amounted to JOS. with a total valua
tion or fteO.SSO. riaoa for eaverej
Jarire bulldlriK were nubmltted to the
bulltllna; Inspector and soon as they
can b frone over in detail the result
will phoy a great increaae, of business.
Man for njwrtment-houses, for
-which permits will bo Issued within
the next - few days, hare been In the
building Inspector's office for a week
or more. They will aggregate at least
$JO,000 In valuation.
Office bull di ng plans now In the
hands of the Inspector awreirate
SI.&vO.OOO In valuation. With the Urge
business In efirht it will nut be aurpris
JrijC t sve the month's permits repre
sent a total valuation of fJ.0uO.00O.
The totals for the week follow:
$
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11
1T7 4X
Totl loi 11i,SAO
The permits issued during the week
re;
A. It. S;tra-ti Impair five-story hrtrk
b tI. F'MiriwMfi ttrrrl, bctwrvn Mall"Q
mn,i JfT- r.n; tuil.Ur. It. J. tart; IJ-u.
H. r:n; k'.wy l onr-:ry Irm
luit. Mantim str-l. fu Krrby and
C':r.inr ii ; tuuJ r, aame; 1uh.
K. r:i-r.irtt ii-st..r jr frame dU
tr. 8'. at on strrt. btfn Rsrttjr and Cm
Burrmi; hutUi'-r. Mm: Slu"'.
H':.j40iin Ltz Krpair two-story frame
d i .t 1 2 i-it It surest. L1 wwq Aiilsr
mnl tftjitncton: buil:r. o. ralmr; fl'.
K. jai:r turv t me-stry frame dr!l
In. T Jrr-:t "trerc. r-raer Caiupbeti;
tuu.!-r. I'. II. Shuvk; I"0.
H-nri-ul- y y iue. '. Repair ene-m'-'.-f
rrrn Lrn. Sum ;rt IMeett
L.ti n an. I wn. iuiMr. im;
It. It. Hu.r Kr t u-t-trv frm barn,
fit ah :n tr."-t. tH(ra KMtay nd I mua
kri art; tat l'lT. ..Ill ; SJjA.
Mm i- K-ru-u Krvt nnitnrr frame
dviitr. Gr.til twnut, txtwn IxkUm and
lrjant. bmi'!r, H K. i.i: i I j'0,
J i,a. t K-ir uut-tiory ftame dwcltlnff.
S-ii t.arti- LI tf-t, bi v-a k'ailmc and
&tir. t;iulr. a.mv 'M
II- J. !.'.ul K-tair ne-stry frame
1i;!nf. Kiwi s)trt. ttwn Forty-svcnt-l
enl I'ut .y -T-Mti, lui;a-r. Mine; 5vu.
Mar t r Cunuuny air three-
ory bri. k but. Una;. I"- .Nrttt Ittird tre-t,
bt--rt Knl(i anA GltMn; builder, Vi.
il Vr.td. S1M
T. AM-n Repair on-ant1-m-bilf-at'rT
Cramw (itlin. 117 Cut MnlirntQ
ir-t. N -rth. Airiaaorth an4 ilol
nun. bu'lUr, II.
.lr. '. I. Kt-rmedt lteptr nn-Bfory
frm d'! inc. Kt s-vni -furta
'ft. b--wa Olitan and Orvgua. buua.r.
Mnr "
Km L-f it1 H--lr two-ltorr frame
w r h u" . t I r t a n-ri. tororr T a tn
bi'i. buii.l -r. t otumr.i lirMt k : .
Mr. KrTu- h It. irtir ioiinrT fram aa-
Inon. 14 ...rth iih trl. b"wn Finn-U-r
snd 1. UujlJrr. J. H. Ullaon: ItJ.
ii-y a Kurp K-pu- oa-etory ima
mnf. :t t.i n tr-i, b-t w-n Wtir
an t Riv. r r. tiatirn 4t HUo:
J. A. K-lir Krtr ri and on-half
t.TT frnni ilMoiiin.;. 1j Nda trt.
b- t a Vtraluta an4 CortK.tt; builUr. aame;
J. rt-h-r lt-patr two tt -ry frame dwell
tn. ti.-htn trt, b-twrta I'aioo avanue
aift K .it 'tt h . but ut r. aam . f .o.
Jam- a t a n fcm i on- lory frame
d'inn. ?k .j .ii atr--t. bt wa CV nt.-r
a vrnu and v v rnljr e- inJ; butiUr. wtu;
fuo.
J Am- C. I -ra Krv"i oneeinry frama
dw.-tiin. Siaki.-u atrr-t. b-iwrrn lnlr
anu and aly-vcond; build vr. aam;
J. N'aj Hrpalr iwo-atorr conrf war
lou. t'uiy -fn'l itfi, ruth Kaat.
b'i"B fc ifty-ftrfu J ifijr-ei&ta kveuuc.
builder, rume; jt.
VrM. n-!'ar 4. H"tm Envt four
atory t-ruk a;:ukCDt-hou ati itriaat cr-a-f
Tpir-(.ru a-id iiut; baildcr, taane;
4 ;t imI.
Miirr Jb i.iipair aae-atory frame
tc. Koit-r rad. tJieo "ixty-avnth
a i.l b't:jr-ichtb. Luildr. Lnrua lcar;
iv
(r. K. I-!!t ItT'r on-ory frame
w-;iip. .ac lh'rty-itf atrt. M-tra
ti 1 4i.l man . NutUl. r. m nt . $oo.
W W. h-.lvrr K r t- c c t o-iory frame
diUna"- it I'or: y.ihtn s.r-r. Mwra
Urtvt ty nd W idler, bulidvr, li. 1L. Tay
Jc . .:o.
Tu.!jr Hroa. fix. Kwt one-atory frame
ah I. . It. Jh N. rtitht of a. b'lfB
!it !.Ttrth and Mxty-f irsft atrwwta; buUUer.
aip, fto.
Twohy Itro. . Fr-t onK ory frame
h- . lw rit;Iit of ay. bf(wtn
.'T-fi-t and Mauwih atrvvt, butidr.
a.n ; )ho.
tr. a. H. .Vrlaon Krct eratory frame
ttw.ltnt. i on t;ri-u atri. bt prc f
and ti-.nc. buiidr. K K. lioTta. $loi.
i. K K.b-r( Krrt't and one-Ua 1 f-
'rr trnr dw-tiii. Koetawn atrv-l. b
ln tiran-l trnu and ltlth Street;
buiuivr. a!", f
. M. Nr!n K--t on-fory frame
dro!!"i, Itera t a'rwt. bli e-Q Lombard
anft II.u'i.n . ittilldr. O. P. Jnn.
I'. M 'ii'f- i!rvt n-atory frama oo1-eh-.f.
K T' ff h air!. brtn licb
an-l Kr-inont. t.u,H-r. am;
T. W. l-I.-Td :r t n-ttiry frame
riwtf-'ltna. H" rtutt rr-r. tMtwMn Fortjr
HinTS aiul I .fiK-fh: bul.d-r. Mini, VHV
X. I. ik't Kepair nn-and-.-h
n.' tnr frama d e.Llna. Kaat t'oufh
atr" t.'tw a K it;cli and fe.tuty-arsi;
bu; df r. aa:no . f
H M. 1 t-r.n Kract l(-tto-T frame
4irt:. s h ivir itrt bif tistb and
hfnt t. b j t-r. ..
. w. rtrr'r.i - Krr -t "n ltory moerate
fharrr but;i; I r t r 'traal tta Kli-
pa'rii an i ; fltwKx
v. f. .-v- - irt onw-atry frame fame-,
i i k4iiM tr.t btfa Twenty-
eend and Twenty-fourth; builder, asms;
flu.
C. L. Bnaa erect ose-atory concrete ss
rae. IT. I on avenue between Haaaaio sua
"Multnomah: bulWr. same; $300.
Lovt Katat Repair two-itory Tra ?
bulidtnc Flrat atreet between Mala ana
belmon: builder. M. J. Feiener: 'ou.
T. Odom Erect one-atory frame wen
ln. Eaat Bnmalde atreet betwaao brn,l
anth and Seventy-eisbth s tree la; buiidar.
W. U Weekly; $1300.
A. Pear a ma Repair two-story frame store
buildtna. northcaat corner Eleventh sna
alootaumery; builder. 7. H. Brsndea; iU.
Oreater Portland Iy Worke aect one
story frame shed, aoutnweat corner btleweria
and Mllwauata; buiider. same; $1X
Weinhard Eatata Repair three-story bncfc
bullrilna. tiecund street, between Omit sna
Pine; builder. J. Vi. Thurman; $100.
J F. Odhea Repair three-atory si"
butidlr.c. WuniDitD street, bet wean H!ttb
and Seventh; builder. M. Jacobaon; $JotM.
J. V. Khepherd Erect one-story frame
shop. Wood j to. a street, between Forty-fllta
and VWt--skaia; buiider, Ker at Oerber;
Martin Johnson Erect one-story frsms
dwaJinc. Keet Twenty-third street, between
Alberta and umnar; builder, aame; IJOOo.
li. Neaon Repair twi-ariry fricme ttt,
Fandy Road, between East Klfty-fourtk and
Ftfty-slxth; builder, aame; $JU.
L. H Rvan Erect tao-atory frame 1w al
ine. East Forty-sixth street, between Panrty
li ad and Tillamook: builder, eexne; $2.
Roaaall Carpenter Erect one-atory
frame office, corner Heventy-eeeond street.
Southeast, between Flfty-ntntb and tiixtleib
& v .mi.i biidder. aame: llmL
T. II. llarnoe Erect two-story frame
dwelling. v illiarua avenue, between Ains
wnrth and Jaxrett; builder. P. Carlanuer;
44VU.
a J. Hilton Erect one-atonr frame ss-
raae. 1S5 Hasel Fern, between East OliaaO
and Irvine: buiider. p. A- Cariander: vh
H. I. I'almer Erect one-atorv frame l-
race. Hrasee street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth: builder, McHoiiand Rroa.;
a, Spencer Erect one-story frame dwll
tna. (tasfteid avenue, between Etghty-firet
and Eighty-second ; builder, aame; $io.
A. L. AlcKananl Erect two-atory frame
dweihnc. East Twenty-fourth street, be
twna Urmiee and Thompson; bulldvr. Beaus
Arts Ituiidins; Co.: $.4KK.
W. W. Hall Erect two-story frame dwell
ing. East oak street, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth: builder, aame; $lflm.
Mr. Orace -Repair four-story brick btltld
In. ?h-2 10 First street, between Salmon
and Taj' lor; builder, the Salvation Army;
$HKN.
Wra. H. Miller Repair one-atory frame
dwell inc. East Twenty -first s treat. North,
between Alberta and bumncr; builder,
am; $10o.
J. s. Stevens Erect 1 H -story frame
dweiitna. K-ny street, between Thirtieth
and Tbirty-first; bulldvr, U. Ueorse; fooo.
Thursday.
W. J. Fmndell Repair tero-story frame
awallina. -I Mom a a i reel Dei ween corntu
and Uaiitenbeln; builder, same; loO.
Jsteva King Erect two-atory frame flats,
Haiaey street tetween H xitk and beeenth;
but.der. U. Tolliaon; $CUO.
lianf ield-Veyaey Fuel Co. Repair two
story frame barn. Bedford street, near foot
of Twenty-eeroRd; builder, same: $'joo.
W. H. Ilurpee Erect ene-story frame dwe!l
Ina;. Flf ly-eiahth avenue southeast between
Sixtieth and llxty-Hrst streets; builder,
aame: $T0k.
F. E. Reeil Repair one-store frame store,
?A First street, between Madison and Jef
ferson: builder. Js A. Melton; 1S0.
story steel frame a tore. txth street
atory setael frame store. Hlxtb street
between Alder and Morrison; buiider, W. H.
Lmnaboe; $1000.
F. Iavia K.palr nne-etory frame dwell
In r. Mxty-aixih street southeast between
Thirty-ninth and Fortieth avenues; builder,
aame: !-".
C. A. Hay Erect two-story frame dwell
In a. East Twenty-seventh street between
liraxee and Thompson; $4000.
8. t. Jiooemerr Erect one-atory frame
dwelling. Wootihcidae street between Oray
avenue and Colonial sc treat; builder, same;
$7'K
J. HsTeratecb Erect two-story frame
dwelling. Eaat Twentieth street between
Tampion and Draaee; builders, Roberts A
Roreria. $4nMft.
Alex Kern Repair two-atory frame dwell
ing. l York atreet between Twenir-fourta
snd Guild; builder, C- Carmichael; U0.
Friday.
M". rmena Erect two-story frame
apartments. Eat Clay atree-t and t'nlon ave
nue; builder. H. 1. l imp A t'o,: SlO.ooo,
Knoren staters Repair two-story frame
dnwei.ing. Ollan street, between East tlxty
third and East bUty-fourth; builder, E, E.
Angell; $..hjl
F. l-arirn Erect oee-stnyr frame dwell
ing. Eat Twentv-nlnth street, between Al-t.e-ta
and fumnrr; builder. Fred .Larsen;
$1""0. ,
I'. ! Abbott Erect two-story frame
dwelling, liy.or street, between East Thirty-third
and Eaat Thirty-fourth; builder,
aame; $?.'.OU
;iebuic-b A Jnplin Repair two-story ;
frame dwelling, KeTley street. betwn O lo
ver and Oibbs. builder, same; $. "'. 1
J. W. Oegendorf Ereet foundation of I
four-story brick apartincnt-hnuse. Hlxteenth I
:reet. teteen Ta lor and b'almoc; builder,
A- Roach; $.'. I
tiert llotick Ere-t one-atory frame
dwelling. Kit Flanders at., between Fllty
airTh anj clsatlea; builder, aame; $2jo.
Mra. f. l-ohoenjara Erect One-atory
frame dwelling. Haaaalo street, between
Hixtv-aecond and Sixty-third, nulldar, asms;
ll'-'O,
A. P. Pmlth Erect two-atory frame
dwelling. Kaat Thirty -sixth street, between
Ellsworth and Clinton; builder. same;$OOU.
O. C. !rro Erect one-atory frame
dwelling, tiarf leld avenue, between Eigh
tieth and Eighty-first; builder, same; t-K.
E. R. JUaiiy Co. Erect two-atory irame
dwelling. Eaat Forty-seventh street, be
tween Ttltaraook and Hancock; builder,
aame; flOV".
H. U. htewart Erect two-story frame
store. Milwaukee atreet, between Cote and
pirwell; builder. U R. Railey Co.; $0OO.
Kd Fervlk Erect one-story frame shed,
fut rant street, between Forty-ninth and
Fiftieth; buiider, same; lluou,
Saturday.
The Carpenter Lumber Company Erect
one-atory frame dwelling. at Fifty-first
street, between Hawthorns snd Madison;
builder. Same; 91500.
The Carpenter 1 timber Com pan t Erect
one-atory frame dwelling. East Fifty-first
street. berwen Haw thorns and Madisoa;
builder, same; f loo.
The Carpenter Lumber Coraptny Erect
one-atory frame dwelling. East Fifty-second
street, between Hawthorne and Madison;
bulkier, same; fl.loo.
lanirh rd. Society Repair two-atory
frame a lore, nortlieaat corner Russell and
Krby streets: builder. A. J. Nlelaon; $100.
F. H. p!one Repair three-story brick
building. .U First street, between Market
and Mill: builder. ?. W. palmer: $10oo.
II. ft'-hntfaer Erect one-story frame ahed.
TfT Second atreet. between fi rover and
O.bba; builder. H. D. Hornatln; $300.
H. eVhnltaer Repair one-story frame
barn. 7.1 Second streft. between tJrover and
tilNbs. builder. . IX Hornstln; I10O.
White Motor ar Company Repair four
storv concrete garage. H:xth street, between
Madlan and Main, builder, Eaat man Com
pany: $!OlN.
R. S MFarland Erect one-story frame
dwelling. East Flftv-ftrst street, between
Hawthorne and Madison; builder, aame;
$NN
Mrs. Ann ohenn Repair two-atory brick
theater, t'nlon avenue, between RuKsell and
Knott; builder. 11. W. (tweeting: $ooO,
Abe Tlrhrier---Repalr six -story concrete
building. Alder atreet. bet ween F'sth and
Hetenth; builder, Stone-Webster Enaineer
I ; i orporatlon; $hi.
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UI1LUUII IU LUUIILU I 1 1 1
TO FOR WOOD PULP
Middle West Supply Is Being
Depleted Rapidly, Says
E. Z. Ferguson.
COAST OFFERS MATERIAL
Hemlock, Sprue and White llr
Timber in nomand Ixiggcn to
Orgnnlt to Ffcht Iab riratcs
In tho Lower Ilivcr.
That Oregon Is destined to become
the chief wood pulp producing ,tate In
the Union. U the belief of E. Z. Fergu
on. of Portland, who has been making
a stud of condition, relative to the
paper material supply In the South and
Central States.
"It Is a well-known fact that the
pulp supplr In the Mlaslselppl Valley
Is being depleted at a rapid rate and
it Is believed that Ifr will be a mane
of only a few years that the supply
will be entirely exhausted there. Paper
manufacturers In the Middle States
have realized the situation there and
are already looking to the Pacific
Coast for wood pulp material for
future use." said Mr. Ferguson la dis
cunntnir the subject.
"The Oregon hemlock Is considered
particularly well suited for paper mak
ing. The supply In this state Is large.
being scattered throughout tha llr lor
ests. The hemlock was spurned by
loggers a few years ago but It now
forms a large part of the log produc
tion In many of the camps. Great quan
titles of sprue, and white fir are also
used annually toy the paper mills in
tha Columbia River section. One of
the large camps produced put In about
2& per cent of hfmlock and spruce dur
ing the preseift season. This stock
would have been a drug on the market
had it not been for the paper mills.
The demand for timber lands where
hemlock and spruce form a large part
of the holdings has been more marked
this year than usual. Paper mills of
the Coast have, during the past few
months, made several big purchases 01
this kind of stuff. Over S0O0 acres of
hemlock, spruce and fir timber nave
been sold to paper-making concerns
during the past few weeas.
...
James A. Carroll, field superintendent
of the Indian Department, and J. K.
Parr, superintendent of logging in the
Interior Department, nave arrivea on
the Klamath Indian Reservation, wher.
ther will ascertain the amount of tlm
ber belonging to the Indians and also
make an estimate of its value. The
timber will be sold by competitive bid
ding. The money derived from the sale
of timber belongs to the Indians, and
In many cases will be surricient to pay
the expense of maintaining the reser
vation.
.
An organization similar to on. In ex
istence on th. Great Lakes will be
formed by loggers of the Lower Co
lumbia River district In order to fight
the practices of log pirates. Loggers
report that they have been losing many
logs every season but as they are not
protected by any special law. they have
been unable to apprehend and punish
the pirates. The Legislature will be
asked to enact a law making It possl
ble to convict log pirates. It will be
on, of the purposes of the proposed as
snclatlon to maintain a patrol of the
rtver for the purpose of keeping
lookout for pirates and also to report
strayed logs and sea that they are re
covered, ilany loggers in Portland are
Interested In the plans to be adopted
by th, association.
3IIIAVAUKIB TO ADOrT PRO
GRESSIVE PROGRAMME.
Steps to lie Taken to Create $60,0-00
Bond Issue for Street Pavlng
and Other Improvements.
Milwaukie. the pioneer town on the
south border of Portland, Is making
excellent growth In all lines. At the
election Monday 168 votes were cast,
whereas two years 110 were cast, but
the full Toting strength of the town
was not shown. The place has 200
voters registered.
There will be no change In the
policy adopted by Mayor Strelb and the
present Council for street Improve
ments, sewers and other progressive
steps. A large number of the princl
pal streets are to-be paved next year.
aggregating sso.uov, u tne voters ap
prove amendments to the charter which
will give th, property owners privi
lege of bonding their property for
BLANKET FOUNDATION OF JOHN DEERE PLOW COMPANY.
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THUTI KK WILL BK 0K OF LARGEST WAKEHOllU OX EAST 9IUE.
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WEST. . SIDE" PR0PBRT
Conceded to be Portland's most beautiful residential
district, situated, as it is, in line Avith all of the insured
improvements and transportation facilities which mean
that the scenic part of the city is now coming -into its
own, and will witness greatest activity.
The intense and ever increasing demand for scenic
home sites of the AVest Side has resulted in the open
ing of this property. The opportunity to acquire which
is now presented.
THREE CAR LINES FURXI8II TRANSPORTA
TION. BULL RUN WATER SYSTEM AND SIDEWALKS
FURNISHED FREE TO PURCHASERS.
PRICE $400 TO $950 WITn 10 PER CENT DIS
COUNT UNTIL JANUARY 10, 1911. EASY TERMS.
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269 OAK STREET,
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EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS
street Improvements. A special elec
tion will be held In the -near future
to give th. voters opportunity to pass
on the matter. Front street, which
Is occupied by the Oregon City branch
of the Portland! Railway, Light &
Power Company, will be Improved and
th. street railway company will be
required to grade 'the street and make
considerable fill. Cost of this Im
provement will be about 126.000. Also
tha county will ba asked to replace
the old wooden bridge on the main
road to Portland at the north side of
Milwaukie with a modern safe steel
bridge. Owing to tho heavy travel to
Portland this bridge has become weak.
Main street through the center of the
city also will be Improved with a con
crete pavement, provided the bonding
provision of the charter Is approved
at the special election. As the old
town was laid out In a haphazard way
It has been necessary to straighten
th. street lines and establish the
grades. This has been a difficult job
and the Mayor and Council have en
countered considerable opposition.
which cropped out at the election of
last Monday, when Mayor Strelb was
re-elected by th. narrow margin of 1?
votes over ex-Mayor William Shlnd
ler. However, the Councllsnen are
known to favor the Mayor's progres
sive programme.
The plan Is to tax the two saloons
In Milwaukie $1000 each instead of
$600 as at present. There may be a
fight on this roposltlon, as It la
known that at least two more men
want to open a saloon In Milwaukie.
It Is the policy of the present Council
not to Issue more licenses in the town.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, which built Its cut-off through
Milwaukie, has completed a passenger
depot In a central place, where also
freight will be handled.
It is estimated that Improvements
costing $160,000 have been made in
Milwaukie within the past two years
In new houses, residences, business
buildings and streets. Just how many
years will elapse before Milwaukie will
be absorbed by Portland remains to
be seen. Plattiner of a considerable
portion of ' the Golf Links brings it
closer to Portland.
STUMP BURNER SUCCESS
(Concluded From Page 10.
the germination of these seeds, timothy
makes the better crop, but after this
the orchard grass will take the lead and
the timothy will die out.
One of the drawbacks Is the growth
of thickets of brush on the land sown
to grass, and In this connection it would
be well for the timberman who goes into
the business of raising cattle to provide
himself with a herd of goats. In some
Instances it will be found possible to re
slash the areas that are growing up to
brush, but taking the business In a gen
eral way the use of goats to keep down
the growth of underbrush is recom
mended. These nimble animals can be
sold on the market in almost any quanti
ties, and there are few better dishes
iban tho meat of a properly prepared
kid.
To a concern of largo acreage I would
strongly recommend the empToyment of
a man who understands livestock, and if
the light man is secured the business
will be found to be one of great profit.
Tho leading source of income In the
agricultural sections of the United States
Is the sale of fed animals off the farm.
This has been the condition since history
began, and long after the immense for
ests of tho West have been denuded and
the stumps that are now mighty trees
have been turned into soli, the business
of preparing food for the table of th.
multitude will be the surest source of in
come and profit.
There have been few changes in the
things we eat. All of the sciences and
the application of machinery and the
skill of the minds of genius have brought
vast changes in the things we do and
the way we do them, but meat and bread
have been the staple articles of food al
ways, and the lumberman or the logger
who turns his attention to the produc
tion of livestock will be taking up a
business that is certain and producing a
product for. which the demand never
varies.
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National Addition
Co-Operative Realty Co.
Did you ever
consider giving
a piece of real
property for a
Christmas pres
ent? You will
give diamonds,
jewelry and
other costly
gifts, which in
time will turn
for its face
value and oft
entimes for a
great deal less,
but. if you give
a deed, or a
first payment
on a lot io block 39, 40 or . 41,
Kenton or National Addition, you
will give something which , will dou
ble in value each year. How to get
it. ' Pay a deposit to reserve a lot
at the present prices and after
Christmas we will transfer this de
posit to any lot in the tract desired.
Let us take you out to National Ad
dition. Phone us and we will take
you out in our automobile.
520 Railway Exchange
Marshall 2248, A 1274
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