I J SUNDAY OREGOyTAN. PORTLAyP, AUGUST 20, 191 lr
Wilsonville Metkodists Will
Dedicate Tkeir New Church
Salem and Portland Men to Attend
Formally Opened
THE new Mthod!st Epljcupil
Church at WlUunvllIe will b def
eated nt Sunday. Kev. J. W.
Exon. paator of the church, la In charg-e
of tha proirtmm. and has secured a
Dumber of Portland and Salem people
tn participate. Dr. Fletcher Unman
will bo the speaker In the morning,
and Dr. B. P. Rowland at the evening
service.
Other Salem people In attendant are
expected to be A. A. Lee. Dexter Flelda.
Thomas Ryan, as!tant Slate Treas
urer, and E- B. Lockhart. of the Salem
talesman. C. W. Nottingham and T. 8.
McDanlel are exp-c'e,l to attend from
Portland. A basket dinner will be held
at noon.
The new church Is a $3000 structure.
Rev. Mr. Exon has Intimated that he
may retire from the ministry when the.
new edifice- Is dedicated. He Is said to
i 1 1 maw H 1 1 T-r Vi f nr vrT
111 TV DUlll " - . . - - - - ' I
two years he has been In the ministry, j
About 10 years ago he wa in business I
ASTOR IS AT SEA AGAIN
Tacht Stops In Newport Long
Enough to Leave R?cot?d Sailors.
NEWPORT. F- I- Aug. 19. A fishing
trip which Colonel John Jacob Astor
planned for his coming bride. Miss
Madeline Porce. and her father. Mlllara
1L Force, was Interrupted for a few
hours todty when the steam yacht
Noma dropped into the harbor and left
the Ave sailors rescued from a sinking
sloop last night, and enabling the
party to spend a short time ashore.
The trip was resumed at noon and the
Astor party will be off shore for two
days.
SETTLERS' BILL PASSED
Scnat Approves Adjustment of
Sherman County Claims.
OREGONIAN NEWS BCF.EAC. Wash
ington. Aug. 1 The Senate today
passed the bill to reimburse settlers in
Sherman County. Oregon, where lands
were embraced In a grant.
The bill appropriates 1360.000 to ad
Just the claims growing out of pur
chases of land in The Dalles military
road grant.
Kenilworth Sewer Cost rrobed.
Citizens of Kenilworth. not under
standing why the sewer builders have
added 110.000 to the contract price for
building the sewer serving that dt
trtct. will told a public meeting at the
Kenilworth Presbyterian Church. East
Thirty-fourth and Gladstone avenue,
nndsr the auspices of the Kenilworth
Improvement I Association. Mondav
evening. August 11. at :1S o'clock. All
persons assessed for the construction
of this sewer are earnestly requested
to be present. Builders of the sewer
. rm -.keA fo attend the meeting, that
thy may Inform the taxpayers what
-extras- have been supplied that were
not called for in the contract.
DAILY MirTT-ORO LOGICAL RETORT.
PORTLAND. Aug. 1 5lraura temper
ature. 64 d.ftM. minimum. o dcree.
RI.er reading. A. M. t! .c ft, i"
laat r B.tura. none. Total rainfall IS I
V S P M . .12 Inchea. since September 1.
iv1 3uT Incbea. normal, 44 0 Inrnee.
ir:clency. All Inrhea. Total eanehlne,
3 OS- poeilMe. IS. ."!. Barometer (reduced
to MS lee.i at 1 P. M.. JO.Il Inches.
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WEATHER CONDXTIONB.
Tbra fcaa bn rmldtraM Incr of
lraaura over tha fartfic Nortawwt and n
ar of high preasura la a-ivancing Inland
ovrr Or-n and Wuhlmron. Trie pra
pttr la r.ttv:y lw over tha Rocky Moun
tain ard lHin S'ataa and over tha north
east. Tha C.atrltutton of praaura ovr th
N'rthwt haa reuUad In I tan tjiina In
Kwt!t wvtrn Orrr n. Vtern Wnnton
and pritinh Coiumblft, ar-l thundar tirm
cr rp"rtd from 5-atla and Ca. nary.
T.trht n;n hu also faln tn tha lowf
MtMtaatppl Vi;y. In Kaatam nrlda ard
tha Nw Ena'.and Stat-a. Tha wither la
roo!r in interior Wahinaton. Fntif. C
lumnta and In Aerta. r.ortda. th Mtata
etpDl and Ohio V:ir. lower lake ron
and, fit. Urnr Valley; It la wann-r In
tie Plateau Htatea. and except !n eoutn
Iatoia warmer In tha P'ama State, and
in porttona of the S'mth At!n'lc and M'd
d: At:ntle htatea. At Portland tonlaht trva
tmpra:ur la 11 da;reea be'.ow normaL A
w.nd of 34 ml'.ea f --n the south wa ra
torted from North Had R1 a duat torra
e-currad at Fpokane. Cond;tlona are f
rh:a for ynera. ly fair weather Sunday,
apt tn rutheaatrn liaho. whera ahow
ara and thundr aturms are exported for
toaiffht or Sunday mornlnf. with lower tam
paraturaa. FORECAST.
port' and and v1tn!ty Fair with r taint
trmperatur; waeterly wind a
OrtgoB rttr iti riatnaj tamperatura; tn-ta-lor
wt part!fn; : r 5y wind.
Waama-too Fair with rl:nc tempera
ture except txpar coaat. aouthmret to weat
w : n d
ho rlr. except ahowera and thunder
itai. f;;M y ftr in aout eat por-
t.f rv;r -tu?hat port 'on
MTZTTVO NOTICE!.
ARinrrr cmaE. no. rrx w. o. xv
i:i ftva a shut aal dani-lny party Friday
ean:r.f. Aacuat C V In the W. O. W. Tempt,
1- Xlth. .w f.oor; Una ir.tsalc.
rTXIOX ENCAMrME.M. NO. 1. I. o.
O. F. All nm jr are r-jued to m(
at L O. O F liail. Kirat ar.d Aider trt.
t.h! fuody. Auuat at 2 o'cUr
a.iriv to attend tha b aria ' awrvlca of our
! Brot har. La w l J. Weal. I. C. P.
p-c-a: ear lavea) rond and Morr!aa at
; IV JourTaUt patriarchs tne'ted to at
tod. R. 4riVOLX. icriaa
KIOfT AXr LtDir.-i OF ft ECtRITT
Vurry! Horry! Hurry: Th Va!ional oiTi.-ara
will Va fc-ra In a few days, br r. In y-r
app!lcat:A.a aad get them examined quick.
IXirxiZ. s. is. I. o. (a, F.
((Tlrejra and mmSri ara rrHjuee;tad to mM
at the O'MfeLowr Tamp la. let and Aider
aia.. rtunday. Auc VK J erlork P. M.. ta
a Hand tha fiueral of oar !ata brr.her, 1.
J. Wee. latarmatit R:ve-law Carnatary.
' A'l Oddiailowa Invitad ta "nil. rjr laJ
caf. F. C-Zk-.8. tac
Exercises When $3C00 Edifice Is
?ext Sunday.
In Dayton. Or., and was before that a
river boat captain, having been In
charse of the Bentiey. plying between
Portland and Corvallls.
fiev. Elmer I. Goshen, of the First
Corcregattonal Church of Salt Lake. Is
to fill the pulpit of the First Congrega
tional Church here this morning.
Rev. V. F. Heagor. pastor of the
First Christian Church, returned Thurs
day from a month's outing In the Ne
halem country. His party, consisting
of his family, had their camp on the
I'mirr Xehalem Klver In the heart of
the forest, llr. Reagor reports first
class fishing. Paul Reagor. his son. and
Harold Warren shot a deer. The ani
mal welghr-d 130 pounds. It was killed
on a two days- hunting trip from camp
and had to be carried a distance of
seven miles. Deer are hard to follow.
Mr. Reagor says, owing to the heavy
underbrush which it was almost Im
possible to penetrate.'
Mr. Keagor will occupy his pulpit at
today's services.
MEETING NOTICES.
NOBLES A tain our po
tentate epeaketh. sayinr:
All nobl and tneir iaaie.
wish In c to mak tha pll
rrlmag to Astoria and Sea
aide. Saturday. Auguit 24.
should make their rrv
tlona of Captain William
Davta. Ill 24 street, at once,
so final arrangements can ba
mad. Th celebrated Kil
tie Band ha bean secured
to accoairany the Nobles,
and th patrol will put on
both at Astoria and on th
several drills.
tch at Seaatde, lh train will Irav tri
North Bank station prompt, y at 91 A.
amva Ato-la 1 P. M. ; leave Astoria 5;d.
arrive Seastd 6:10 P. M.. where It will b
parked and th aleeper ocoupled a our
hotel, d urine our stay there. If you ml
this trip you will always b aorry. as nu
merous stunt are beinc arranged, which
will make the plljrrin.aia one round
of pleaeure. from start to finish. A
new basc car ha been eecured and
will ba "fitted a a tempi. wher
several weary son will b Initiated Into th
mysteries of Shrlnedom en route. You must
he in possession of a red and whit card In
order to b permitted to all ceremonies.
This card can ba enured- from Nuble Will
lam av;e. 111 -d straet. Th Klite" Band,
not all belnc Shrtners, will, by special dis
pensation frorn our lllustrlou potentate,
lake tha degrees with the uninitiated ladles.
In a large tent on tha beach at Seaside, tha
services taking place at high tide, at th
hour of mitinif nt. when, one-by-ore, th
la. !l-a will b subjected to the Mnslani test,
under th solemn, aootblng strain of th
Kilties.
ARCHIE THT'RTjOW. Potentate.
B. G. WHITEHOCSE, Recorder.
HARK EN. TE NOBLES:
Our Potentate lSyeth: Ton
and your wives and daugh
ter, are hereby summoned
to unit with tha Weary
Son of tha Desert. and
gainer th caravan together
on th twenty-Binb day of
August. 1011. which day haa
vm sat apart a tShrin
day. thanca enter on a oil-
grlrnag to tha Oaala of As
tor la. rr. oe it Known unto
you faithful sons of tha desert that city
approArhe-th agjtn th analversary ot her
birth. On hundred times hath she atn
the desert wrapped la th anow of Win
ter.
AM sMournlng Noble Invited to go with
US. Kerorlr ha fesea
Leaving Astoria about 4 P. th cara
van wi; I Journry on to Peas Id, wher our
tr:n ba "parked" and th following
d y will b spent digging clams and craw-
Cah.
It t Important that you rail on Nobl
v !i.lam i via 1 1 1 heenna strat. at one
an 1 make your rarvatlona to that arrange
ntenta ran o made to car for all who care
to make this piigrtmag. Rata. Including
pu: - man. x
Exact leaving; tlm of train will ba an
nounced later.
It. a WHITEHOUSE. Recorder.
ARCHIbI THUKLOW, Potentate.
IVANHOK LODGE. No.
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAS.
very Tuesday nlsat la Castle Hail.
11th and Alder sta.
E. If. LA.VCC K. it. a
cc:ex kmzabeth hive. no. S4. l
O. T. M. Officers and munbtri ar. request
ed to attend th. fun.ral or our lata aister,
Lena M. TolM.on. this hund.y at 2 o'clock.
from L.st bid. Funeral LMreclora. Kast BLxxa
ana A,ar. Hy order l- t .
SARAH B. OLERfN. R, K.
rrEUL NOTICES.
TOt-I-lSON At ber lats realdenee. T East
T.enty-cv.n'b atreet, Lena Marguerite
Tul'.iaoa. ae. I fil ye. re lo months 10 days,
be'.ov.d molh.r of Alice C. Arthur M..
I. 1. C TolllKn. and Mra Lull Hl.a.
Ie-...,-d ... s member of Ladjr Marea
bee. Fun.ral wilt be held from the Ksst
eld. Funeral Directors' parlors, 414 Ksst
AicVr and East Mxto atreeta, today. Au-
fruat ?0. at '1 P. M. Frt.nOa reapertfully
nvltevl. lntenu.nt Lor Fir Cem.t.rr.
CM SKA Arnes E. o Mera, Aucuat in. a a.
SJ )TMn. beloTei wife ot Jobn a. O sl.ra.
run.ral will take plar. from the real-
eence. 429 Braaee St.. Monday. Auaust -1.
at HO A. M. tiervlce at 8t. Mary's
Church, corner Stanton and vi llllama art
at 9 o'clock. Frlcnda re.ptfullr Invited.
Interment. Mount calvary t.met.ry.
MITCHELL. In thla city. August 17. fleorgs
E. Vltrrtell. aitd at v-.r. beloved hue
b;ind of M.rth. and father ot Mildred and
K:.le and aon of Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
MitrrieU. Funeral aervlces will be held at
1'unnina; A McEntee's ch.pel. Sunday. Au-
Sat -u. at i f. M. f riends Invited to at
tend. Interment lllvervlew Cemetery.
SHERMAN At Pt.r'rswator. Or Auruat IS.
I.n!eJ t'rowell Sherman, acd 4M years
1 months d daa Krlenda Invited to
attend the funeral aervloaa. which will b.
held at Holraan'e t'haael. corner Third and
etlmon ata.. today iundan it 2 P. II.
lr.terment Klvervlew Cemetery.
BRANDT Emtl Brandt. In this city August
i. in. tuner. eorvices win o. neui at
lo o'clock today tbunday), at Dunning at
McEnteo's chapel. Friends revpeotfully
inviien. iniermeai. Jiuiinoinsn cemetery,
lONsETH FLORAL CO,
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OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
01 HCt. CITY HALL Mala Ms. A '
HCUANE OFFICER. Series Crate.
Kaaldeaca, S C 3 X. East
U. A. Vaaaalra, Rea. 830 W :
V. fcatoa H.a T E. lta- Bast Itas.
um. An.bu.asca. A aiOl : Pr. a. -ie-tita,
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KW TODAY.
VEnr ATTHACT1VE Al'CTIOX ot
hlKk-s:rale ISralmrr, npriaht plan",
rolirrlioa ml lllsie. Japanese aaa
iter rleaial aatlqaea. brle-a-brae, etc.
A prvmlaeat phy.lrlaa who la 'e"-
.i.f. .-- ha. favored na
with In.trnrllon. to sell the furnlaa
laaa of his private hone, the same
las; hee moreri to our SAM-.sROOMS
PA H K STRKET. for purpose of fUa
plar a' aoctloa aale
ON TUESDAY NEXT
comprkilns; rosewood irlove box l"1'
with stiver. Ivory boxes, aword. ine
scabbard Inlaid with pearl; silk shawl,
old Majolica v. Tiffany vaes. genu
ine tapestry couch covers, trays, cnina,
cups and saucers, engravings, heavy
brass Has and electrlo lamps, very
costly fumed oak library table 3x6s
Inches, handsomely carved oak tlesK
and Klanders period chair, four book
cases to match, library rockers. Blge
low Axmlnster carpets, quartered oak
ladies' desks and chairs, mahogany
parlor couch, rattan rockers. Morris
chair, upholstered parlor furniture, cen
ter tables, lare mirror, several rueT
net curtains. Windsor shades.
In bedroom furnishings we have
heavily-carved oak bedroom suite, chif
foniers, toilet sets. Iron bed In full and
three-quarter sizes, best springe and
real hair mattresses, feather pillows,
dressers, ladles dressing tables, mis
sion dining-room furniture, vis., table,
buffet, china cabinet and chalre.
We also have a small selection In
walnut and brass. Including sideboard,
extension table, secretary bookcase,
music cabinet, center tables, antique
mahogany weight clock, brass fender
and fire set. Monarch steel range, par
lor heaters, gas range, crockery and
utenells. etc
4nle start, at
ext.
io o'clock on Tuesday-
Announcement to the Public
Tou are Invited to Inspect the above
goods tomorrow. If you have not at
tended our auctions, kindly call and see
thl display and v-ou will then say. as
others have often said, that you had no
Idea that an aurtlon-room could look
SO neat. low will una lunr nnirr
.nr I allrd itateaw Ladles easf alrrav
ttead oar am-tlona. aa you niu ne
ar of rrrrldni courteous treatment
at all times.
W. C. HAKKR C A. CROAVELL,
Auctloaeers.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
We have for this sale the furnishings
of an East Side residence. This Is
general consignment day. If you have
anything; good In the furniture line
that you want. to positively sell please
send It In Wednesday morning. Sule at
10 o'clock.
W. C. BAKER C. A. CROWELL,
Fai-Bltare Dealers and Auctloaeers.
Office, aad Kalesroma 1SJ ParkM.
BARGER'S AUCTIONS
MONDAY, AUG. 21
555 Frederick St, Corner 13th
Take Sell wood car and set off at
Brooklyn School.' I have been In
structed by Mrs. Fsrrell to sell the en
tire furnishings of her home to the
hlahest bidder by piece, embracinsr. In
part, one mahogany three-piece parlor
et upholstered In silk brocatelle.
pretty rockers, stand and library table
and pedestal. Jace curtains, hull seat
and mirror, beautiful china closet with
bent-end glass, with chairs end table
to match: ki range and cooking
utensils, lawn mower, lady, dresslng
tnble with chair to match, enamel beds,
odd dresxers. steel couch, sewlnsr ma
chine. Kverythlnjr must be sold, aa
n.rtner leaves the state. If you want
Vtrood goods come to this sale.
TUESDAY, 10 A. M.
At 583 Washington St, Near
18th, West Side
Having received Instruction, by the
nwner to sell this little five-room
house, will offer a fine $45 eight-foot
extension table with chairs and buffet
to match, beds, spring, mattress, uni
versal range, chairs and everything
must be sold to the highest bidder. If
you want good furniture at a cheap
price, come.
. H. BARGKR, Auctioneer.
X. B. We buy and sell everything
also eell on consignment and commis
sion. We sell at auction prices at our
salesroom at 368-30 E. Morrison St.
Private sales at all times. Phone E
1022.
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
Corner Second and. Yamhill
REGILAB SAXES DATS
Honda, Wednesday, Friday
Each Day at 10 A. M.
At ear sales yon will find everything
la the home-faralablag llnei also
ItOLL-TOP OKKK K UKKS, .tending
desks, vfflr-e rhalra, rarprtn. rugs,
llaolraan. fireproof aafea. typewriters,
"we- ala. have for aal. good I'PRlGHT
PIA.VO. at baraala price.. Com. I.
and look through oar .lock.
Uooda sold at private aale at all
tlsaee.
At 171 Second Street
(Ad)olalnaT A.etloa Boom
we sell Mill KI.I.ANKOI S MKHt'HAX
IIK, Including HOIKS' AM tiKMTS
Pt KMMIIXtt!. SHOE. STATIO.XEK V,
HARD W A R K, PORCELAIN' BATH
Tl B. TOILETS. LAVATORIES, GRO
CERIES, etc.. aa romt aad leaa.
J. T. WILSON, Anctloaeer.
Cneih paid for furniture, stocks of
merchandise, etc. Call Main 162, A
4H3.
Auction Sale
USED FURNITURE
The contents of a fourteen-room resi
dence will he sold without reserve at
2 P. M. sharp
Tomorrow, at 211 First Street
This Is certainly a fine lot of house
hold effects, and you should at least
Inspect these goods If you require any
thing I. foralt.re, for the aavlna; will
certalnlv be great. And who can .tell
manr of thoae goods from new? Come
early, as beet goods are sold first. Terms
cash.
PORI AI CTIOT CO.
Wanted, West Side
Highly improved Willamette Valley
land and 60 per cent cash for good
West Portland Income property In
amounts of $30,000 to $106,000.
CHIMI dt ZADOW,
Sir B.ard .f Trade Bide. th aad Oak.
KTW TODAY.
r-
About 6 V2 Acres
FREE
Which are suitable for factories,
bankers, a warehouse or an in
vestment. You can take
it all or a part of it.
This is close in. I have just sold a
piece near it. They are getting
a spar track there now.
OF COURSE
This place has about 900 feet front
age on the O.-W. R. & N. Oo,
I want something for that.
For more information call C 2955, or
AK 222, Oregoniao.
Investments
GC7f!f 5 houses and 100x106 corner
OO I OUon Porter St.; rent $56; $2500
cash. A big snap,
fgawjjrjrk 4 houses on quarter block;
OiOUU rent 150 per month: on
Kelly St.. West Side; 2600 cash.
007Cr 100x100, business corner, on
JJO I eJVF Williams ave.. good house.
$9500
Two houses and 100x100 or
Guild St., near Thurman.
a f nrtn Four fine flats on South
iff LJ tVJyJKJ Front St.; rent $90; pay
lng 10 per cent.
til Cfin 6 new houses, 3 lots.
Oil lUUU near Washington High
SchooL Rent $95; $2000
cash.
AtO ffl fine flats, rent $126
i91aa)UUUper month; West Side.
d a rrr Four fine flats on cor
OlOUUUner lot. E. Madison st;
rent $120 per month; $6000 cash.
k . r1 .nrin SOxIOO with house on
tflUfuUU 15th St. trackage, near
Lovejoy, or 100x100. Corner $35,000.
ni tff 6 flats. S rooms each;
dsallllUU rent $157.60; East Oak
st. corner.
Grussi & Zadow
SIT Board of Trade BldK 4th and Oak
New
Irvington
Home for Sale
Consists of nine rooms, large fin
ished atflc and plastered base
ment. Three fireplaces with
r'okwood tile. Boynton furnace.
First story finished in select
quarter-sawed oak. Second story
In mahogany and white enamel.
All finishing hardware solid
brass, with cut-glass doorknobs.
Bod room with fireplace and
Holmes disappearing bed on first
flunr. All windows are plate.
' with transoms: French doors,
etc.. of beautifully designed art
glass. Specially deirlpned elec
trical fixtures with Tiffany
shades. This house was built for
the owner's home by day work,
and Is an ideal home for particu
lar people. House, location, price
and o w n e ret reason for selling
are KIOHT. I'hone Sunday be
fore 3 P. M., C 2242. during week
Main 60 or A 3606.
3 .
Grants Pass
Has Irrigation Now
See me at once for orchards four
years old, $320 per acre. .One to four
miles out. niver trontage. Held under
contracts made before Irrigation ar
rived. This opportunity cornea only
once to any community. What have
you to trade?
Elmer S. Shank
Imperial Hotel. Portland.
APARTMENT
OR GARAGE
SITE
160 feet frontage on Belmont and
21st; improvements all in and paid.
Price $8000. Call 421 Hamilton Bid;
Irvington . Snap
Swell, new', .modern. 8-room house,
four bedrooms, two sleeping-porches,
den. brcakfat-room and attic, full
basement: lot 50x100. on E. Twenty
sixth street, between Thompson and
i Brazee. Hard surface In and paid.
I Worth $7750: for a few days $6750;
$2000 cash, balance easy, owner needs
money. See it today; make an offer.
CRl'SSI at ZADOW,
SIT Board of Trade) Hldg, 4th and Oak.
Over 10 Net
We have had listed with us thle week
three different properties, ranging- In
price from $10,000 to $50,000. that will
produce over the 10 per cent NET men
tioned above on Investment, while
property Is ALSO Increasing- In value
dally.
C K. HENRY CO.
HEXRY Bt'ILDIKO, ,
Poarth and Oak !ts.
WEST PORTLAND PARK
LOTS 875 TERMS.
In the Path of West Side Developments.
Buy Now.
DOVE-THOMPSON COMPANY,
42A-23 Board of Trade.
LAR6E CORNER ZVZIT
house; close In; $10,000; ground with
out house $8500: cash down $2000. Ex
cellent altar for stores and apartments
and much the cheapest buy on this
tirtdge lice. CI LVER,
13 McKay Bldg.
ROSSMERE
A few corner lots left; desirable loca
tion f"r nice homes: restricted district;
10 per cent down, balance easy terms.
Mr. Hart on ground afternoons.
JOHt W. COOK, 403 Lewis Bldg.
JO ACHES slosl.r fruit land, exchange for
hnus. and lot or new automobiles
- S4I4, Oregonlaa,
m;w TODAY.
YOU NEED
ROCHESTER
NEEDS YOU
We will sell you the BEST LOCATIONS,
and at BEST PRICES and BEST
TERMS. To prove It we will give you
for a few daya only
Warranty Deed
- A.D AX
Abstract of Title
TO A
Level, Clear Lot
only a few blocks of DEPOT AND
STORES, for the Insignificant sum of
$10
to $25. and terms as LOW AS ft DOWV
in si mr.nti.lv UTTHdi T interest.
Call at our office and see may of
WHOLES town.
WHITCOMB BROS.
Opea Evenlnns 7 to 0.
Sundaya 2 to P. M.
inin Chamber of Commerce, Stark,
1 Ua.U Between Third and Fourth.
If vou can't call and select loca.tld'ns,
send money order, and we will give you
best locations at time we receive your
order.
This ad la your guarantee. KEEP IT.
SHERWOOD
SHERWOOD, OREGON,
One to five-acre tracts, adjoining" the
ntv of Sherwood. Washington dounty
Oregon, only 15 miles out from Port
land, nil in a. hlch state of cultivation
every tract fronts on a street; city
Hilar and electric light If ueslred
macadam streets: five minutes to High
School, stores and church: electric car
service, 60 minutes to Portland, five
minutes to station; best of all the rlch-
t garden lnnn in the state, at a uni
form price of $300 per acre; one-third
cash, balance long time at 6 per cent.
For further particulars see
W.XH. LANG
1SO0 Yeoa Building. Portland, Or.
THOS. J. ROSS
Sherwood, Oregon.
3000, SIX LOIS
FOUR of which are corner
lota, each being EOxlOO ft.
Located in block bounded
by E. 18th, E. 19th, Broo'k
lyn and Tlbbetts s t r e e ts.
street assessments $1188
bonded. TODAY this Is
U000 BELOW COKSERVA
riVE VALUATION, and
IMPROVEMENTS by the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ind PACIFIC RY.. LIGHT
fc POWER CO. will further
INCREASE THE VALUE
OF THESE LOTS.
WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO.
85 Fourth Street.
CLOSE -IN v
" GOOD BUYS
doxioo S50.000
sox oo 820,000
SOxioo. 815,000
Some
Leased, Some Corners.
A SPECIAL
INCOME
82500
CHAPIN&
HERLOW
13! Chamber ei
Commerce.
Union Avenue
MUST BE SOLD '
Full lot with (rood seven - roomed
house, hardwood floors, cement base
ment, best business part, near Failing
street, All for price of bare lot, .
J. D. KEXNEDY,
S3f) I'nlon Are, N.
S7OO0 Near Eleventh and Harrison,
4 FLATS R APARTMENTS
Will pay handsomely on
this
only.
lnveet-
ment few aays
GOtDSmMIDTS - AGE5CT,
Washington S Cor. Third.
AS AX INVESTMENT
Can You EqualThis?
lOOxlOO (quarter block), the south
west corner of Twenty-sixth and
Veutjhn streets, large nine-room house
renting- for $35 per month. This prop
erty Is goin? to enhance in value $5000
as soon a those improvements start by
"The Big Machinery Company" which
has Just bought 11 acres two blocks
below. This quarter block can be
bought at present for $8500, with but
$3000 cash. Watch the future of this
p roperty. Inquire 903 Yeon Building.
A REAL BARGAIN LN RESIDENCE
LOTS: FROM OWNER
Two lots, 100x100. S. E. corner Tilla-mook-35th
streets. $1900; SOxIOO, 37th
and Hancock and SOxIOO. 37th. between
' Broadway and Hancock. $2000 for both,
j See KERSEY ELDRIDGE, 109 Front St.
ACRES
PRICES
818,000
NEW TODAY.
HELL IS PAVED
With- Good
Intentions
that never have been carried out.
Whyf Mostly because you are will
ing to listen to people who advise you
wrong. It costs you nothing to inves
tigate and learn the truth about
Bend, Oregon
-The Portland Board of Trade, lead
ing men and magazines of the world
all claim that Bend has resources
enough to make a city of at least sev-enty-five
thousand, and that it will
make a city of over twenty thousand
in five short years. "Why not? Bend
has a much better opportunity, with
two railways and a hundred times
more resources than Portland or Spo
kane had when they were the same
size as Bend is 'today. Suppose you
had bought say, only two lots, within
three blocks of the center of Portland
or Spokane, when the population was
1200, you would be Independent to
day.
We Are Selling
business and close-in residence lots.
50sl40, on 80-foot streets, three and
four blocks from the Union Depot
site, at an average price of
$200
$200
$200
TEEMS, $10 PEE MONTH .
Free abstract, liberal contract, per
fect title.
This property is selling fast.
Don't delay, as the first buyers al
ways get the choice selections. Call
or write todav. We are owners, not
agents.
THE
Newlon-Koller .Co.,
Inc.
301 Buchanan Building,
286y2 Washington St.
Office open evenings until 8 o'clock,
Lots as low as $420, on easy
terms. There are many rea
sons why this property will
advance in value. There are
no other lots on the West
Side at this price. It's worth
your investigation.
KEASEY
HUMASONejEFFERY
232 Chamber of Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon.
Irvingwood
This choice restricted residence addi
tion is just, going on the market. It
has all the advantages of Irvington
at prices a6 low as $725 per 50x100
foot lot.
WESTERN SECTJEITIES CO., Agent
414 Spalding Bldg.
Franklin Taylor, Salesman on the
Ground, East 30th and Klickitat Sts.
Take Broadway car, get off t Klick
itat and walk east. Salesman always
on the ground. ' .
FARM!
The finest 80 acres in the Willamette
Valley; large apple and pear orchard,
choicest beaverdam soil, modern 10-
rooni house, electricity on the place,
irrigating ditch, in fact verything that
is necessary. Price $ls,UU0. Ihis is
two-thirds of the real value of the
place.
THE WESTERN SECURITIES CO.
414 Spalding Bldg., Portland, Or.
J10NEY TO LOAJV
CTTT MORTGAGES,
FARM MORTGAGES,
LOWEST HATES. TEAMS TO SUIT.
A. H. BIRKELL CO.,
202 M'KAV BUILDING.
Third and Stark.
J5000 AUTOMOBILE, hi cost, conaider Port
land property or --ca-rat aiamona ex
change. AF 347. Oregonlan.
BOARD and room, with private family, by
worklnr young man; must d reaaonaDie;
rata nrire. Call East 2979.
FOUR-PASSENGER automobile, good cop-
TUALATIN
VIEW PARK
-EW TODAY.
WESTOVER
TERRACE
the coming high-class residence
district of Portland. Conditions
make it so. Unexcelled view,
close and easily accessible to busi
ness center.
A New Block of
LOTS
Ready for the Market
MONDAY
To get advantage of location
and prices, selections should be
made at once. W car to Forestry
building, then three blocks south,
or call at the office and make an
appointment for use of our auto.
CLARK COOK
COMPANY
Room 6, Board of Trade Bldg.
You Can Really
DO
SOMETHING
With an Acre at
On Johnson Creek.
40 minutes from the city by elec
tric car.
In the finest part of Multnomah
County $230 per acre and up.
Take either Gvesham or Cazadero
car from First and Alder and get off
at Sycamore. Cars leave 45 minutes
past the hour. .
New depot in center of tract.
Easy terms to homebuilders.
Call and get plats of Sycamore
Acres.
W. H. GRINDSTAFF,
1125 Yeon Building.
Main 875. A 7342.
;GE0. D. SCHALK,
228 Stark St.
Main 392. A 2392.
GOOD BUSINESS CORNER,
GOOD LOCATION, NEW
BUILDING; INCOME $1656
PER YEAR. PRICE $12,
000. CALL FOR C. G. REA
GAN. BUY NOW OF
Chapin & Herlow
Members of Portland Realty Board.
332-338 Chamber of Commerce.
Whole Block
ON TRACKAGE
BETWEEN
13th and 14th
Cose in
The Price Is Right
H. P. Palmer-Jones Co.
213 Commercial Club Bldg.
Tha one BEST nlaca In Portland to
buy. GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER aad
MOST DESIRABLE residence, properUT.
ot the city.
SEEING IS BEL1EVIKO BETTER
ro and sea tha many CHOICE! rK
dencea under construction and Ua Uav
provementa going on.
The Oregon 'Real state Company
GRAND AVE. AND MULTNOMAH ST.
Mortgage Loans
on city property at reasonable rates.
CLARK-COOK COMPANY,
6 Board of Trade Building.
HOLGATE
Addition ta Cloae la
Sycamore
Acres
INCOME
PROPERTY
Holm's Addition