The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 16, 1904, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text! -taiv . .m -T, .:. r ....... 51 i . - N :-r-t- y,:' 'y-fi ---v-.;?--.. .- i -.:y.--. ... ? it l il pi'-: --. . . , I 1 I I - I 't T . , 'ft . I i . : P ' ! . :: : l J J ; . ' : ;r " ''!, '''"-m rhMyM b! llUillill H V ' !.!. it 'YEARS9 , TSXS T0 BULB OK SAIT 3PATUXWT FZO.Br. Paid: Out by You; Will Buy You a Home PAY ALL TAXES, INSURANCE, Ett a. home built just as you want it, all the modern appliances and comforts. Why then rent" an old dilapidated house, when you can. have a new ; home of your own? Pay, as you can. J LI- " ., , vv "S -Kit -y OWX A BOMS XJKB THIS PAT AS YOU CAJT. mwt .....;': v.-i . . v horned ' First Addition Has no equal for a residence district: Easily accessible to the service reaching heart ofthe city in a fifteen-minute ride. Graded streetst stone sidewalks, gas and electric lights ; good school and churches. High and rolling1 most healthful locality in the city an addition of homes. Now is the time to select your lot, prices very reasonable and attractive to homeseekers terms, of your own making. We furnish the money to build the house, sell you the lot on easy terms; in fact, you fmake your own terms. See the property, select your lot and plans, come to see us and we will have you a house in no time. ;Why hot enjoy all the comforts of YOUR OWN HOME ? , ' rr GAT E POVV IP I 1 JLiham2 XiltaflU AJltaaMlO TELEPHONE MAIN 180 701 . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JENNINGS LODGE ACRE TRACTS ' Am MmI nbaMNUn heatMlt ,locttoiu 85 ntainM' rlda from Portland on O. W. P. ft Mf. Co. OroffOn City oan. Jonninra Xodff U 1atifmUj' situated on tna Wfllamrtte rlvor and ean Itoaat f a fin boat landing-1 no proporty lyinf adjaoont 'to Portland orra suom In Aneomontf to an Intending pnronaaar. ttT fox a aomo or aa an lnrMtmst. ffonnlnffn todgo water la vnaxooUad. Tor Varttoulara call en or write. . ... W. A. SHAW & CO. BU itark atroet,' Mar ; Baoond 1 Itraat NASH ADDITION Is the place to buy a home. You can buy a 5 -room, new, modern house and lot all complete for $1000. You can buy a lot for $100, 50x95. C You can buy half a block for less than acreage price. You can buy a 4-room house and orchard for $400. The sidewalks are laid and water piped to each house or lot. All water pipes are galvanized and not the black kind i . j a . ''-v" - a ' ' : " 1 tnac rusis. i nere is noi ana com water in every house. You can furnish your own plans and "I will build to suit you. Take MU Scott car and get off at NASH'S FIRST ADDITION, MALARD AVENUE. W ' 1 See 0wnerAJ0E. NASH. J Equity Real Estate; Co; ,',;! ona' Vnloa 4W.i,.., 884 But Korxiioa Ct.; '-v. ; GRAND AVE. BUSINESS PROP- , ERTIES-We can how you the best buy on the market today. SAZXT XAnTCS of over 140 acres, about ; one hour', drive from Portland; 85 , acrea upland;- 7 , or i-room hou.e. -; , barp 15x100, with sheds; gooi dairy " hou.e, soma fruit; a bargain. ' ' "f3600 For a 12-room bouse, plastered. -.- , ibath, toilet, gar and .wired for elect trlclty, full basement; lot 60125; barn, chlcken-bouset. fruit trees na , . rose bushes; cood Jc-catlon and fine -".'A9 buyi'-'''" :' , r-.'V.' ., 184U A0BE-49 .-Reared: f oM barn, 86x6:..-house-!-7 .rooms, - granary, aheUs, etc.; troot variety orchard, n a splendid locality; roads level and v.-sl ; well .era veled; close to .creamery. . , scJiaoL church and convenient td f Portland; cleared $1,072 this year. Price $7,380; 4,000 cords of wood on thatpUoe - ,.t. ;,.-!. BTOOIC BAKOBXS of all sites, from a , few acres to thousands of acres, , unwell watered anil splendid locstlons, ... at the lowest prices jahJ 'best of iterms. ." t.f r 1 f f 600 Each, a . few -fln lots!onfWil- - Hams ava. and Mississippi ava. fiaOO 10 acres Instdi .th city, and within walking dlntaboe of tha .', pot office, west side; no Improve ments.' .... : , .. 910O0 9 acres. S .miles frem postofflca. West Side:- has been cleared, but no impsovenlenta; flna placa for ? rapes,. strawberrep and othsr ruitS. ;;. )-,. -;- ;- ROBERT ; Bl3I-siU ' sax , wdboxstzx x.pcx; ! I it . BEAtTIFUL LOT ' JOS A . b AB I B AM; SABS VJIii.r..;, , ,, :(jr Do You r Want a Home? If .so, why not make a start toward getting one now while prices are low? Buy a few of those nice lots in Point View Addition , r, ST. JOHNS $75 a i Lot ' $5 Down and $5 a Month Hydrant Water in Point View Addition; Fine School house; splendid car service; Twenty Houses built in the last few months.; i v i ? THE TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO. V and 7 Chamber of Connntrct l hree Valleyi, Farms , BK0-AOSB m proved stook farm," Joins a nice llwle town on .It. R.; would 'trada for city property $18,680. 4S-AOKB Improved farm in ' l.lnn county. Hi miles from R.-IV. U tlon 88JJ50. 100-AOB Improved farm in Marion Money Keturned. We show our confidence in the future of University Park. When 100 of our purchasers pay to us $1500 we call them together and have them determine' which shall be. allowed the privilege of bor rowing the $1500 at 5 per cent simple annual interest, to build a house on his lots; The bor rower may pay back, the money in monthly Installments of $7.50 each. ,The speculator can rent his house for more than enough to pay his installments. Lots $50 each and upwards. We put all our money Into improvements. Other real estate dealers sell their property. Docket their orofits. and leave the purchasers to battle for themseves. :. " FRANCIS L KcKENNA. Room 606 Commercial Block. rm DOI.Z;Am8 pef month buys lot In "Maplewood,"' on Woodstock ear , line; splendid location: SO min utes takes you to or from your . business. Price of lots from $100 to $176; all full else; nothing better on the market. Let us show them to you; water 1ped to each lot . - . 1 . flOSO 6-room cottars and lot, neat Union avenue; $260 cash, bal ance to suit; a bargain. 9300 S-tfoOrn modern house, near Wll nam Kve.i ' vviiiBiii oaeement, , ss, etc.; $500 caah, balance $20 vfi per month. ; - ACBES Near car Una. Price $4B0 fZfto casnj a snap; around all in cultivation. . No house, 9 IB Lota In Roselawn, on Woodlawn ' car line; easy payments. . ' : BSJTTAfc DIFABTIOBBT. Will n) vnilll hnmaa Inntr pairs and collect rent Terms low. Were 1150 Feet Above A- ,- : fTSAk' - fl . . ft t. m Fort am. the Willamette: THE BUSINESS CENTER OF, PORTLAND WOULb HAVE BEEN LOCATED ELSEWHERE) ON THE OTHER HAND IF FRONT. 8TREET WERE LOW BOTTOM LAND THE BU8INE83 CENTER OF PORTLAND WOULD HAVE GONE TO HIGHER LAND. WEST PORTLAND RIVER FRONT HAS. DEEP WATER AND REQUIRES LITTLE OR NO PILING, IT HAS.feEC&ME .THE.L BUSINESS CENTER OPTHE CITYrON THE EA8T PORTLAND RIVER' FRONT THE CONDITIONS ARE REVERSED, AND EA8T PORTLAND RIVER FRONT HAS T)EVELOPEDWORrlBCOWLY. GIVENEEPCH AN rfELTTH ECH E APESTTLACETOBUrLOnSWHE ETG HWATE rTANDTH E LEVEL OF THE RIVER BANK MOST NEARLY MEET. 8T. JOHNS IS THE ONLY PLACE ON THE PORTLAND HARBOR, EXCEPT FRONT STREET WHERE THESE CONDITIONS ARE APPROACHED. DO YOU REALIZE THAT 8T. JOHN8 18 THE ONL PLACE ON THE WILLAMETTE HARBOR WHERE, THE BANK OF THE RIVER 18 SIMILAR TO THAT ALONG FRONT STREET IN PORTLAND? FUTURE MILLING INDUSTRIES OF PORTLAND MUST LOCATE AT - OWNS . BECAU8E THERE IS NO OTHER PLACE FOR THEM. NO OTHER POINT HAS DEEP RIVER CHANNEL, BREADTH OF HARBOR, RAIL FACILITIES OR SOLID RIVER BANK OF PROPER ELEVATION ON WHICH TO BUILD. , LOOK THE SITUATION OVER AND INVESTIGATE THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY, WHEN IT BRIDGES THE COLUMBIA AT VANCOUVER, MU8T RUN ITS MAIN LINE THROUGH ST, JOHNS. THE GREAT DRY DOCK, COSTING OVER $400,000, WHICH 18 BEING BUILT AT ST. JOHNS, WILL CAUSE SHIPPING AND COMMERCE TO CONGREGATE ABOUT IT, : ; ; ST. JOHNS HAS A MILE AND A HALF OF THE CHOICE8T WATER FRONTAGE ON vTHE PORTLAND HARBOR 8TILL TO BE UTILIZED AND CAPABLE OF FURNI8HING EMPLOYMENT TO 10,000 MEN. BESIDE THE WILLAMETTE RIVER WATER FRONTAGE, THE CO LUMBIA SLOUGH. WHICH PARALELL8 THE WILLAMETTE A MILE AND A HALF TO THE NORTH AND BOUNDS 8T. JOHNS ON THAT 'SIDE WILL ALONE FURNI8H MILL AND FACTORY -8ITES SUFFICIENT TO BUILD A TOWN OF 20,000 PEOPLE. V i j . ' ' ' ' V PROPERTY WORTH BUYING ACRE. HALF ACRE AND QUARTER ACRE LOTS WITHIN TWO BLOCK 8 OF CAR LINE, CLOSE TO 8CH00L AND THE WATER FRONT LYING 150 FEET ABOVE THE rTvER LEVEL, FER TILE 80IL, STREETS LAID OUT, WATER PIPE8 LAID. INSTALL' MENT PAYMENTS. CAN BE SUBDIVIDED' BY PURCHASER At GREAT PROFIT. - . LOTS 50x100 $5 Down, $5 a Month HARTMANv THOMPSON & POWER C : j . county, miles from R. R. sta '; tlon; sell or treda for stock of mar : chandlse 88,800. 't . H EN BAKER bit ABiiraTOir wovunxa. 3 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE " r HENKLB & BAKER " 817 AEISQT0JT BT7IXTJIIf9.' Sahlstrom & Patterson ua ITAXX sx. "V" rsoira sooo i7.