. . THE OREGON JOURNAL, : PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, ' MARCH 20, 1904.
On These Pages Each Sunday
WILL APPEAR THE LATEST REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. THE JOURNAL IS THE REAL ESTATE
MEDIUM OF PORTLAND AND THIS DEPARTMENT WILL RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION. IT
WILL BE INTERESTING TO BUYER AND SELLER ALIKE. WATCH IT, EACH SUNDAY.
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ADVERTISING
AND RESULTS
The mission of an adver
tisement ' is to ' bring buyer
and, seller .'"together. This
accomplished, a sale is, made,
provided the seller has the
goods as advertised .and at
a reasonable figure.? 4 How1
many realize this to be true?
There are real estate dealers
who expect people to ; walk
into their offices with a few
thousand in , their ' "jeans",
and lay it on their, desks for
a piece" of, property : adver
. tised the . evening before.x
.Such an expectation as this
is erroneous, yet t many en
tertain it. Advertisers should
remember prospective pur
chasers of homes or invest
ors scan the real estate pages
for the man who holds out
the greatest bargain or in
ducement. " Notations are
made, then the would - be
buyer starts on a tour of in
vestigation. If your ad. is
striking, well and concisely
written and holds forth a
good inducement, your name
goes down on the list Then
it's, "up to you" to make the
sale - when the prospective
buyer visits your office, '
Hood River Farm
APPLES and STRAWBERRIES
fO.ACXES All lays on nice, gentle
'.south slope, Just right to irrigate;
IH mlloa from Mood River, Or.; 0
. seres In ful bearing apples, best
' varieties: 19 acres In strawberries,
balance In i clover, and all under
irrigation: 2 dwellings, barn and
nnl-hmmi! th hrnul mnnnv.mnkftp
offered: none better) owner nteds
tnonev for other purposes and will
.... . ' , sell for much, less than value If
1 taken now.
, HENKLE &. BAKER
817" Ablngtoa i31dr .. Portland, Or.
I JOHNS
ON THE HARBOR
With Its six new mills
and the Dry Dock,
with Its mile and a
halt of manufactur
ing and dock proper
ty, offers the most
profitable field for
Investment In Port-,
land. , V;' .'.
We can sell you . an
acre, a half, acre, a
quarter- acre, In the
heart of the town
; within two blocks of
car line, at the cost
of an ordinary 50 by
10O lot.
We can sell you a
lot ; 50 x 100 propor
tionately low. .
All 'on Installment
payments. .
FREE STREET
CAR TICKETS,
plats, photographs
and literature.
HARTHAN, THOMPSON
POWERS
3 Chambet of Commerce
Acreage
On Mt. Scott car line,' at Stewart
station, one to 5-acre tracts, all in
fruit and good water. : . j
KNAPP & , MACKEY
Room 2, Chamber of Commerce
Special Farm
f Bargain
829 ACMS-.-A choice farm, one of the
best , in Clarke Jcountri boat lands
60 yards from the house; land all
- fenced; nice 8-room house, finished
' throughout; lawn, with flowers; new
, barn, 48x64 feet; also barn 22x52.
frame, rustic and painted; brick al
' lar; stone apple-house; poultry
barn 11x40 feet 4 acres in poultry-
yard; new woodhouse, fine milk
, house; nice , orchard; 14 mile to
-' : town and graded school. Thla beau
' tiful farm can new be bought for
15,000, which is $2,000 less than it
once sold for: besides above, $1,000
worth of improvements have since
' . been added.
Henkle & Baker
ai7 Ablngton Building
Ri E. THOMPSON
264 Stark Street ':
AGENT
Montgomery Property
Beverly Addition and
WilliamsAve. Addition
MONEY TO LOAN
Good Cheap IVancH
140 ACES Upland,' lays well to 'cul
tivate.; 100 acres fenced; to acres
cultivated; more in pasture; wa
tered by springs; orchard; 2 com
fortable houses, I barns, 14 head
. eattte; team, wagon, farming lm-
B, Una; 5 miles to county seat
town, in Willamette vauey; all goes
if taken now, for $2,100. . f
HENKLE & BAKER
81T Ablngton Bldg, PortUnd, Or.
MYRTLE
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St. Johns Park
Portland's most attractive and 1 pros
perous suburb, and 6c Johns choicest
residence district. Two blocks from
car Una, and 4 blocks from the now
FAMOUS ST. JOHNS
WATER FRONT
WBXSB THE OBSATEST X1TDUS-
TKIAI. MOVEMENT XN THE HIB
XOBT Or PORTLAITD M
- TAxntro PLACB.
' Unsurpassed view of the beautiful
Willamette river, and four snowcapped
mountain peaks. Whether you are buy
ing for a home or for speculation, is it
not to your advantage to buy property
that has a ' future. Investigate our
proposition carefully and you will sea
the strength of our position. We pre
rllnt that values here will double within
a year. Look it over and sea what your
judgment is;
THX ST. JOBKS BXIFBtrXXiDXira
COMPACT
ft the latest addition to fit. Johns'
growing- list of industries. They, have
bought a site on the waterfront and
work on the plant will .commence at
once. Others will follow in rapid suc
cession. - .( !
Lots $200 and upward $5 down and
$5 a month.
PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED $J5
A LOT ON AND AFTER APRIL 15,
1904. ' .
New house and corner lot for sale
,560 Installments. ;
CHIPMAN & KING
QEHXBAX AGEWTS, ST. 30WMV, OBE.
OR ::';,-V; :
M. L. HOLBROOK, Owner
T38 Chamber of Commsroe Bnlldlnf
GILT EDGE
819x194 On N. P. tracks, -West Blde;
. warehouse site.
Tin Qaartr Block 24th and Hoyt
$6,000.
7-Xoom modern house, full corner lot.
Eighth and Weldler--f 3,350.
mil Xt Double house, Gllsan, near
Seventii $7,500.
110x100 Irving, near 21st $4,500.
60x80 24th and Marshall, corner
$3,300. i
lOOxlOO Tillamook and E. tth $L450.
10-BOOX modern house and full lot,
Maegley Highland $2,700; $1,000 cash
balance low interest .
10-Boom Zonsa Sixth, near Orant
$4,350.
Bai. r.arra
Portland $4,350.
100x100 E. 20th. near ears $1,350.
Qoartav Block Water street $1,600.
rins Quarter Block East 16 th and
Weldier $3,600.
Several choice lots, Nob Hill district
$3,000 each. , .
8 OoooV X.ots, Albina Homestead $875.
Lot 11. block. 14, Central Albina; "snap"
$450.
Paradise Springs lots, each $338.
S Acres De'Lashmutt Oatman' Lit
tle Homes, No. 1 $750.
100x100 Row "N.M M Patton'i Tract,
southeast corner $750.
4 Xrfita, i corners. Riverside Addition;
nno property bo. -
A. D. Marshall, 62 3d
Is the place to buy a home. You
can buy a lotj and do yourTbwn
building, or have a dwelling! built
to your order, ready to movcinto,
from your own plans,' and have
as many lots as you desire. Re
member, I do not allow' shanties
in ' my addition. There are 15
foot alleys in the rear of all lots,
which have 50 feet frontage. Wa
ter mains are laid of the best gal
vanized pipe, sidewalks are kid
and v there ; are plenty v of shade
tree.t;v My addition is high and
dry, has the very best of drain
age and there is no malaria or
mud about the place. I have
good houses already built at prices
ranging from $500 for a five-room
house to $2,000 for a seven-room
dwelling, three .lots, barn, ) lawn
and all modern accoutrements of
a first-class t home.- "Take Mt
Scott car and get off at Nash's
First Addition of Millard avenue.
JOE NASH, Owner
I2! ACRES
Perfectly level and fln aoll, on Patton
ata.an Klulra ..itkU a..
platting. Tou can't beat t for $$,E00
or, acres o me aDOve, ij,86V,
A. D. Marshall, 3d
Some Choice Inside
Buys
LOTS t and 10. block It. Albina, Eu
gene at, 100x150; street and sewer
made; beautiful location; this month,
price $1.800, , .
Now - here it Is those fine lots, 1,
, I and t, block 21, Highland th
best on the market; beautiful loca
tion. Frice $1,300
J. L. Wells & Co.
4 obabs Avzxnra.
SIDETRACK
Property., one-quarter block, 11th and
Overton.
A D. Marshall, Agent
834 TBZBD STBXXrr.
For Sale Frac Block 3, Sullivan's Addition.
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Lot I, Price $475 Lot 2, Price $400 : Lot 3t Price $5C0
WAKEFIELD. FRIES L CO.
229 STARK STREET
$3000 A fine new house, I rooms, bath,
to.; lot (0x100) Woodlawn, close
- to car; terms, .
$1800 A new house of I rooms and full
lot, Albina Homestead; terms.
the East Bide, within easy walk
ing distance, and on two car
' , "lines; a fine neighborhood.
$ BOO Each, a few lota on Williams
. avenue.
A tract of about 10 acres, near the
end of the Woodstock car line; suitable
for acre tracts or platting; wlllselT
cheap; very easy terms. J
. A verjr . desirable place of about 40
acres, at Pleasant Home; good house,
large barn; plenty water; fine school on
the place; about S miles to electric car.
!' Acre tracts on the Woodstock, Mount
Scott and Oresham car lines; cheap;
easy terms. ,
ROBERT BELL
331 W0BCZ3TXB BX.OCX.
HOP FARM
$3 ACBXS All level land; all culti
vated; H acres in hops; fine hop-
hniiR, ilwlHng, etc ; inin. rnrimnl
limits of good valley town, on both
rail and river; crop this year will
pay one-half of price of farm; give
Immediate possession."
HENKLE & BAKER
$17 Ablngton Bldf, Portland, Or. V
MYRTLE
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ItTe Glty of Progress
-THEMARVEkV
T ORP.fiOM
The bright city of Estacada. 37 miles southeast of Portland,
terminal town of "the Oregon Water Power and Railway com
pany, is last becoming a city of factories, and will soon be a
manufarturing city of acknowledged importance. Born on Jan
uary . 12, it now has a sawmill, a planing mill, sash and door
factory building, a flouring mill agreed upon and a brick, tile
and pottery plant will be constructed within the next few months.
The finest kind of clay has been discovered, samples of which
haveieen tested in Portland and pronounced most excellent '
In the building line there is now at Estacada a $20,000 hotel
1 nearing completion, a general store, drug store, postoffice, meat
market, restaurant, etc., and now that the spring season has ar
rived residences will go up on every hand. All this in the face
of the rainiest season Oregon has known in years.
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THE ESTACADA
The beautiful, new hotel sow Bearing 'completion. The banding will be
lighted by electricity. Is provided with electric call bells throughout, will
bar first and second floor dining-rooms and 'all other modern hotel conveniences.
A New School Duildmg
will be
Erected at
Once
On a block of ground donated by the townsite company. This
will complete all that is necessary to make of Estacada one of
the most desirable places of residence in the country.
it The Oregon Water Power & Railway
. Company Hcs Spent Millions ,
In reaching Estacadaand is now investing another million in a
dam and electric plant, power from which will be used in run
ning the company's cars between , Portland and the growing
city. Today '
. There ore Business Oppenings at Estacada
In nearly all lines, and those locating there now may be sure of
a lively and permanent business. It will pay to visit the place.
It will pay to see what it looks like
AM. Particulars and -Full Information by Calling Upon or Addressing
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4 Room 5, Oregon Water Power & Railway Company's Buflding, -.First and Alder, PORTLAND, OR.