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1 '"-fopever Enioroed imfa Wealth ahd-Wsdoifcy.,
After heintf bottled up tor montns: nu iuuuy 7 ' j
over the big Viaduct ana juni vxtn ,
What Are the Prices?
The prices and this I want to make particularly
clear to all skeptics have been fixed on the basis oi
those of Plat JSTo. 1, which was sold two years ago,
Ion"- before Reed College was thought of, and not a sin
gle dollar has been added on account of the priceless
prestige and publicity that the college is attracting to
the property ! Be sure to ask the price for I claim that
lots that have been sold for $1500 in the better class
districts can be equalled in every respect at ,
$950 in Eastmoreland Today
Every Question Answered
This is a day of inspection at Eastmoreland, and to answer
every question that may occur to you I have arranged to have
several of my representatives on the ground. You will recog
nil them by their badges. Ask about the restrictions ; tte
paving, the sewers and all the other work now going on and
if 55 Jike ask what we will do with the 42 freight carloads of
drain pipes that are now being sidetracked on the ground!
TO?2th. invitation-that you spend an hour today Eartnehod
to discover for yourself if it was not the sheer natural beauty of the loea
on lhat brougnt Reed College here in face of most tempting offers from
34 Take" theSwood car to Bybee avenue, there you will find the East-uioreland-Reed
College car awaiting.
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.-..urt-v of M.-r. loyl. Tittcr-on M.ach. Architect,
anl of rubli-hr. The l.tlf.c Coat Architect.
Earaae to one of thj Eed College buildings now under construction.
Ganzs of mechanics are at work 24 hours a day. seven days a week, era
these buildings to ensure their completion by September 1st, 1912.
AH materials are-being delivered in trainloada by electric locomotives
over a specially built college railroad.
And Better Stili
I will celebrate the starting of the car
service by throwing open tnis morning
for sale for the first time, Plat No. 3.
tre View Brlon.)
' Now, You People Who Have Asked
and at times, yes, even heged, that I sell those splendid
sites directly facing Heed College Campus across the
Boulevard from the magnificent college buildings
overlooking the bewitching Crystal Springs Lake and
around where my big 200-foot signbaord now stands
now, I say, you can have your chance and your choice,
and the best of the sites are bound to go to the first pur
chasers. . ,
Until this very morning, no amount of money could
have purchased the smallest of these sites.. And no of
fer of any kind have I ever entertained for a moment
for any of them. But the time has come, our plans have
matured, and the very cream of the one residential dis
trict of exalted standing in Portland the one best
known district that alreadv has associations famous
from Coast to Coast the cream of this property goes on
sale todar.
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Eastmoreland and
Selling Agent-j 7
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818-823 Spalding Bldg. Both Phones
Reed College Hereand Eastmoreland as Viewed From an Aeroplane at a Height of One Mile!
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