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TITE' OnEGOU' 'DAILY" JOURNAL, POIlTT,ATn, SATUHDAT EVENING, MAnCII 28, '1003.
A DELIGHTFUL
. v OTY SUBURB
Iieal HomiSpot to Be Marketed
There Next Tuesday.
- The Substantia real rotate flrmi of
Grlndstatf & Blaln and Potter & Chapin
' have beert united In a deal that will ex
cite public comment and public atten-
.. tlon (or some time to 'ootn. These gen
, tlemen have secured one of the moat
elfthtly and charming residence tracts
' of viand to txv found In Or'nn, and its
lota will be placed on the market Tues
day, March 31. Ws are expending,"
Mr. Potter aaM to The Journal. "!45.ouO
In grading at recta, building sidi-walks
and laying watr pipe, the latter In front
of every lot in the addition. Fifteen
miles of these Improvements will be
. completed an apeedlly as the work can
te Gone, and Vernoa the sightly quar
ter section of land overlooking the Co
lumbia and the country for miles around,
. will preaent to the eye a panorama of
beauty unexcelled. I might truthrully
remark, anywhere in Oregon. We are
paring no expense In preparing our
property for the market, thug evidencing
our faith In our enterprise, and I am
sure that If the real homeseeker will
Visit the locality persuasion will not be
necessary to indues him or her to buy.
We have arranged with the Portland
Railway Company to give us a 28-mln-nts
service to the addition, we spend
ing tie, 000 of our own money to build
the line. No lot will be mors than three
.blocks from the car track, and cars
will run- every 20 . minutes without
change to first and Waablngtoa We
have been a long time preparing for
. this event, and the Urge sums of money
. we hare expended already, and will
continue to expend, until the iinlshlng
touches have been put upon this pearl
,f Portland's beauty, cannot fall to at
tract the favorable attention Of all cltl
Kens.oftthe city intending' to remain
with us and own a home in the metropo
lis of the state.?, ' -.;-.
'In addition to' the foregoing remarks
of Mr. Potter, it may be Instructive to
add that Vernon lies due north of beau
tiful Irvlngton, and its charms are far
auperior to the forrtier place. lBdeed,
there are many pretty nooks in and
about Portland, but none, it la believed,
comparable to the one of which these
words are written. The Columbia River,
the snow-capped mountain peaks and
the landscape for miles around are vis
Ible from every lot. Nature, Indeed,
could do no more than it has done here,
and the artlnclul" touches . being added
now will leave no delight to be desired
for a home.
These two conspicuous real estate
fir ma could not , have come together on
any project entitled to more favorable
consideration, and the. uceees they will
attain is most certainly beyond perad-venture.
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MOTHERS' MEETING.
There was a. Urge and snthuslantlc
meeting yesterday afternoon In . the
Assembly Hall of the Falling School.
The object of the meeting was that the
teachera and the mothers might come
into closer relationship and that there
might be greater co-operutlon of these
two factors In the rearing of the young.
Professor Pratt, the principal of the
school, presided and a very interesting
nrnrram waa riven. Mrs. JE. E. Wil
liams sang a solo, wnich was followed
by aehort address by Professar Pratt.
Superintendent Rlgler then addressed
the meeting and Mrs. Olllet read an In
teresting paper.
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CONGRESS OF RELIGION.
" The first meeting of the Congress . of
Religions will be held tomorrow morning
at 11 o'clock at the First Unitarian
Church," when-the apeaker will be Dr.
TL W. Thomas, the president of the con- 1
gress. In the afternoon at t:Q o'clock I
a meeting will take place In the. Tempi
Beth Israel when Rev. J. Lloyd Jones,
the secretary of' the.' ongrsS. will de
liver an address onVThe Unities of Wor
ship." Addresses 5 will also be deliv
ered by. Rev, George Cressey and Rev.
Wm. Small. Tomorrow .evening the
meeting will bar held t, Vtflock at the
Marquam Theatre, when Maydr Williams
MH1 preside. ddresmsVsWl be deliv
ered by Dr. IV. WY Thomas. R.y. J. l
Jones arid RevI Dr. a.g.;Wli. "
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THERE'S A TOUCH OF WARMTH IN THE AIR
JUST A HINT OF WARMER DAYS A COMING
e t !
Prepare
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Bicycles
$
40 $50 s60 a"V$65
Tie BAOTOXa is the only bicycle that is fitted with a magaslne self-oiling
Crank-Hanger.
The KACYCUa is the only bicycle that has an absolutely dust-proof Crank
Hanger bearing.
The HAOTCXiB is the only bicycle made today that has a bearing on both
sides of large sprocket
The BAOTCLE is the only bicycle made today that has a chain pull between
the hanger bearings.
The BAOTOLE is the only bicycle that OAS - USB BtXOOXSSriTZiX.T large
. sprockets.
. . AH make of bicycles repaired. TIRES and SUN
. DRIES for sale. Second-hand bicycles for sale 1
.. at all prices $5.00 and up . .
RACYCLES SOLD ON INSTAL.LJVIEIVTS
FRANK M. aojNES
Sacramento
San Jose
Oakland
Los Angeles
343 .Wash
ington fX.
Portland,
Oregon.
for "itOet
Before the rush begins no better
time than right now.
The first carload; of the season has
just arrived tlhe prices are a little t
higher to us but will sell them as
reasonable as We did last season.
prIcesfrom
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Thistle, Fulton and Argonat Bicycles
. ' Prices Range from $25 to $60
' 1?,i?B?ST,if ta md ,rom th bMt material in the market. Zs sim- T
t ?Viy.i?2S,U 5f.i0-,tri1otlon' "A ta world-wide la its reputation "t Ttbs T
) ilOHTEST, FASTEST and STBOBOESX bioyole In the ntrkit
: U RYDMAN BROS. '
FhoM, Hood 833. . 888 Oak Kreev
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PRHRARJ V Vnil HAVP WYT,
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ICED THE "NUMBER OF f
UMPHREY
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GAS '
Arc lights
Installed in the stores,
churches and hotels of
Portland. We ask you to
examine them carefully.
There isn't anything more
' " convenient. You piill the
Chain and the light is on;
pull it again and the light
is off. It is the best light
for large areas, and very
economical. Remember;
you have no trouble with
them whatever; we keep
them in perfect repair at
all times and furnish 16
ntw mantels FREE each
yean
Don't forget the Removal Sale of Oas and Combination Fix
tures. Every on0 ill be disposed of below cost before
we move into our new quarters. This sale will
latv but a few weeks longer.
Pott
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FIFTH AND YAMHILL STS.
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False Economy of Cheap Spectacles
i Sight '? " prM;ious to trifle with, so when buyinK spectacles
Pii?:. Tr. We use the best material al the most erfec?
' ita5eh,,t2'y.tSt a lttlemore thai1 the -cheap, "haJfrice"
?Z. the ,dlffel"t:n''e I comfort is worth many times the dif
ference In price. One charge for examination, frames and lenses.
wvu4 wMiciu, jfcvreVTw.
18-1 railUf Bldfr. Take Elevator.
Cor. Third aaj 'Wasoiaftoa. '
: Banfield-Veysey Fuel Co. I
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SLAB WOOD
C yenr order in wry- and giva your wood a chtacs ty dry. t
vsaxa mxBs.
143 Third Street. Wear Aldar.
Office: No. SO THHU) STREET ,
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pAoajpsHssir-'av-
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a SPICES; o
C0FFEE,TEAv
BAIfING POWDER.
FULYORino Extracts!
GhraTcsT Srrtngrh. fe&sonble frian.
CLOSSETCfeDEYERS
PORTLAND ORCCON.' ,
Reliable Laundry
Service .y .
We wash "Woolen Goods and
guarantee afrainst the shrinkaie
which marks the work of so
We alo clean Iace Curtains
and guarantee aralnst any tear
.vi uuumge . yi , any ama. .
UNION LAUNDRY
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Bath Phones' Main 398.
s. vr. com. bxcoitd awd coZiVmbza.
$1.00
OuanatMd.
Solid Gold Rings
COOKS
SHI
That recipes may vary, methods may dif
fer, but the one way to have your meat
satisfactory is to use . . .
II: BMP
.. . Hams, Breakfast Bacon dr Lard of .
this make can. be depended upon to
be absolutely the;: best. Govern
ment inspected and from wheat
fed hogs.
UNION MEAT CO.
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Phoenix; Iron Works
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Manufacturers of Marine, Mining,
Logging a.nd Saw, Mill Machinery.
PROMPT ATTENTION CIVJDN TO KJtPAlR. WORIC' . V
HAWTHOKTI ATMXTB AXS EAST T7CXMD WXXXm.p . 'f
ENGINEERS
FLEICHNER. MAYER & CO.'
: Makers. .?
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