The Oregon daily journal., October 22, 1905, SECTION TWO, Image 18

THE
OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, CUNDAY MORNING.
OCTOCI!!l 2, tfC3.
4?m FLEET
10 DE DUSY
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Building of North" Bank Road
: Will Civ Work to Many
Launches.'
CM ALL CRAFT TO BE .
PROVISION CARRIERS
Active and Conititudon, Belonging to
' Merrill Brother, Are Chartered
. : Princess May WOI Run as Inde
pendent Trading Boat.
By ' immi mt railroad ' construction
' work down the aorta bank of the Co
lumbia rlvr a new f lld la being opened
trp (or the gaaolin launches owned by
' Portland men. Th Active, belonging to
ajerrlll Brother, waa chartered yester
day to the Northers fnclnc to be used
a aipioh boat along- the rout of
he new . railway. She waa taken to
Vancouver yesterday afternoon and will
be put Into active servto at once- be
tween (he barrack! city and point on
the eppc river. .- , .
' The Constitution, also owned by Mer
rill Brother, waa chartered by the
lami corporation a couple of weeks ago
and placed In commission above The
Utiles. Other local launchmen have re
ceived Inquiries for boats and before the
construction of the new railway is far
advanced It I probable that every avail
abl small craft la Portland will be en
gated by the company. --
Camp are belnc established all along
the. rout of the proposed road and it Is
cteld that a largo fleet of small boats
will be required to transport supplies.
Believing' that they oaa make mora by
uigaglng la business for themselves,
some of the launch owner' are contem
plating converting their vessel Into
trading boats and having them make
regular trip up that way this fall and
season. Randall Brothers, who own the
prtnc Stay, have decided to do this
and the boat Is now at Supple' s ship
yard being pat In shape to engage In
the traffic.
' Several week before the fair closed,
the launchmen had about arrived at the
conclusion that they would soon have
a lot of useless property on their hand.
Borne of them even went so far a to try
to sell their boat at half coat, feeling
certain that all business for them would
end with the closing of the exposition.
But Instead of offering the craft for
' als now they are thinking seriously of
letting contracts for the . building of
additional boat a It 1 said that the
Northern Paclflo will want a 'large fleet
of the "mosquito" , description for at
least a year. Furthermore, It. is de
clared that- the company prefer charter
ing vessels to building them, . . , -
BUSINESS PROSPEROUS.
raUare of California Wheat Crop Oaased
" - - . Pemsad rot Brain.
Captain .Oeorg D. Gray, president of
th California Oregon Coast Steamship
company, was a paasenger on th Alli
ance, which . arrived.- last night from
Eureka and Coo bay. In addition to
th Alliance his company own the
Aberdeen and Ktaepatch which make
regular trips between ' Portland and
points down th coast. " i , ,
i "I am Just making a trip over the
tout,' said ths captain last evening,
to see how matter are progressing. , I
: never saw th country look more pros
perous. Th demand for Oregon lum
ber at Ban Francisco Is particularly
good. Heavy wheat shipments will also
be mads to California during th balance
of th fall and winter. Contrary to th
general belief there Is vary litU of It
hipped 1 from her down there being
exported. It 1 for- home consumption.
Th California wheat crop was badly
damaged by th hot wave In June and
th yield was light. Had It not been
(or that California would have had grain
of It own for export purposes instead
f having to draw so hsarlly on Ore
gon.
Captain Gray said that th business
' men f Coo bay are confident that they
' will soon have . railroad connection
with th main brancn of th Southern
Pacific and they are Jubilant over th
outlook. . Asked if th railroad would
have any effect on th steamboat traf
fic out of Coo bay he declared that he
Is of th opinion that It would prov of
a decided benefit t it, '
r The railroad will bo th mean of
opening up the country," be explained.
Irvirig's Buchu Wafers
Are a Guaranteed Cure
cAU Kidney Troubles
If You Are Suffering From Pain in the Side
'"If Tour Bones . Ache i.-s:
If Your Vision is Impaired "
; If You Have Loss of Appetite
' If You Have Swelled Feet- '
If You Have Pains in the Back
You Have Kidney Trouble
: IRVING'S BUCHU WAFERS are doing wonders for
people- out'of health and suffering from Kidney ailments, and
are a safe and 'sure.'-, tonic 'for "Nervous," "Tired Out," "'Run
Down" men and women., Thev never fail to give energy,
. strength and vigor. You've no idea how much good thev will
do you till you try them. , . "
: ; ' ; CUT OUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT
and send it with your full name and address to the Irving Drug
Company, Philadelphia, and a free package will be mailed to
you promptly, or ask your druggist and he will sell you a full
tired box. : - , .'' ; ''.-. :; :.'-' ;'.
: Price, 50 Cents
C. 0 CUiaor. & .Co., Druggists, 157 Third St, Sole Agents
.ior Portland, Oregon, :.
, ..... v;;.;-- - W,,.,; X'. ;f
"As new Industries are tbllld that
Motion will become more populous. In
every community many of th people
would rather patronise the boats and It
undoubtedly will be the oase down that
t when the railroad Is In operation
The Alliance came In Command of
Captain Ahlstrom. who succeeded .Cap.
tain Hard wick at Eureka. But the for
mer will assume charge of the Aberdeen
at Portland and Captain Kelly will take
permanent - command ' of the Alliance.
The steamer brought a' big cargo of
freight but' only "If passengers, th
smallest number she baa carried for al
most a year. , . , '
BACK FROM ALASKA.
Oat. Jam T. Bray Bays Talrbaais
Was Banner District.
CaDtaln James T. Gray has returned
from Alaska, where he has been steam
boating during - th season between
Tanana' station and the thriving mining
town of Fairbanks. Hs say th Yukon
and Its tributaries have been at an un
usually good boating stag this summer
and consequently th several transpor
tation companies prospered, only on
wreck occurred during the season, a
small sternwheeler by th , nam of
Power running Into a anag and sinking.
Shs was loaded with mining machinery.
and the moat of it was recovered.
'It Is estimated," said the captain
this morning, "that the gold production
of the Fairbanks district amounted this
year to fully 17,000.000, more than twlo
the yield of the previous season. , It was
th banner district in the far north, tak
ing' the lead of Dawson for the first
time. But Dawson is a great gold camp
and' will continue to be for year to
oome. Preparations are being made to
use dredge there in mining operations.
and when this plan baa been carried
out there will be a greater annual yield
of metal In th district than ever bef or.
While this method will increase the gold
production the population of th dtatrlot
wilr necessarily decrease, as 14 men can
do as much work with a dredge a 1(0
could under th old method of- mining."
SALE OF JUNK.
Uncle Basa Witt Dispose of
Quantity of Condssaaed Jti awisl.
Condemned material valued at some
thing Uk 110,000 and lying at th gov.
rnment mooring opposite Bt Johns
wlU be sold by Unci Sam to th high
est bidder November IS. Th articles
for sale-ar parts -of ths government
plant which hive been used for many
years in the improvement of the Willam
ette and Columbia river. 1 In th outfit
can be found everything from nail to
team boiler and locomotive.
Proposals for their purchase were is
sued yesterday. A' partial list of th
good to oe sold follows: l.ltl feet of
hose, t.tti pounds of rope, 7,000 pounds
of scrap, on steam boiler, two loco
motives, SI, 634 pounds of wrought iron,
1.180 pound of sheet Iron, 4M41 pound
of cast iron. J,I70 pounds of , cast Iron
wheels, 7,711 pounds of galvanized pipe.
. . 5ul,,a f lron plp, V . Dound,J
of lead pipe, 1,100 pounds of wire grat
ings, 1,9(0 pound of tln.r TO assorted
blocks, It assorted cars, six steam drill.
two concrete mixer, on propeller, one
centrifugal pump. 10,000 pound of rail,
two rock crushers. (,111 feet of wire
rope, three sand washers, on hydraulic
ram, on steam hollar and 14 hoisting
engines.
MARINE NOTES.
AatoriarOctl 1L Condition of th bar
at i p. m.. smooth; wind northwest:
weather cloudy. Arrived down at t
and sailed at :4S a. m., steamer Aber
deen, for Cray's Harbor. Arrived at
and left up at I a. re-' steamer Alliance,
from Coo Bay and Eureka. Arrived at
T and left up at 11 a. m., steamer Co
lumbia, from Ban Francisco. Arrived
down at I a. m- German bark Ellbek.
Ballad at I a. m., schooner Virginia, for
San Francisco. Arrived at IS noon,
steamer Elmore, from Tillamook. Balled
at. 1:!0 p. m schooner Oakland, for
San Francisco, left up at I p. m., hlp
unanes JO. Jdoooy. Arrived at l p. i
French bark Touralne, from Baa Fran
cisco. '
Baa Francisco, Oct 11. Arrived at
a. m., steamer Costa Rica, from Port
land.- Arrived, schooner W. F. Jewett;
rrom Columbia river. -. ,
Hobart Oct 1L Sailed September IS.
rrencn para Asia, xor rortiana. -
TO HONOR MEMORY OF
; GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS
' Th Swedish singing club, Columbia,
will honor th memory of Qustavu
Adolphua on Saturday night November
4, by an entertainment to be given at
the Taylor street Methodist Episcopal
church, corner of Third and Taylor
streets. Madame Norllt- on of th
best known Swedish soloists, will assist
in th' concert. Gustavus Adolphua 1
th Oeorg Washington of Sweden; he
was killed during the hattle of Lytsen,
November t, 1432, during th Thirty
Tears- war. . .
CRT BAKES USE
OF
Something From Evjry County
in- Oregon, Shown at Fair.
, in New Collection.'
CHAMBEfc OF- COMMERCE
ARRANGES SHOW ROOM
Everything From Fruit to Seaahell
Will Be Put on Display Stuffed
Livestock One of the Features
Fish. Too, Will Be There,
Something from every eounty In Ore
gon I to be incorporated In a great ex
hibit of product that la now being
mad up by th chamber of commerce
from the exhibits at the. Lewi and
Clark exposition. " Th display will be
erected In . th large showroom of th
organisation on the second floor of th
Chamber of Commerce building, wher
annually thousand of visitors In th
tat call to register and inspect- th
products of Oregon. . ,
The new exhibit will Include all kinds
of agricultural, horticultural, river and
ocean product and manufactured goods
but nothing that la not a product of
Oregon. There will bo hundred of Jar
of premium fruit. Five pyramid stands,
oases with glasa door and show cases
of th ordinary kind will be utilised to
display many of th specimens. Th
finest peaches In th world, a Jar of
Early Crawford sent from Jackson
county to the exposition, where they
took first prise, have been secured lor
the chamber's exhibit. There will be
displays of grains, grasses, nuts, mineral
water, soaps, honey, many different
kind of wood,- pris applea from Hood
River and Rogue river valley and many
specimen of mineral from all part of
th stat.
Stuffed livestock will be a feature. A
large Oregon rami' mounted and ex
hibited at th exposition, has been
arted to th chamber of commerce, to
gether with a squash weighing 70
pounds, from Marlon county. This was
not the largest squash at the exposition.
There were other weighing 140 pounds.
But th 70-pounder was th only on th
chamber could secure. , .
Th exhibit Include many specimens
Of Pacific coast flan, including Taquina
bay flounders, crab and oyster. In
the. mining exhibit Till be installed a
quicksilver reduction plant, invented by
n Oregon man, showing th process by
which th cinnabar product of southern
Oregon ar reduod to marketable quick
silver. It haa been loaned by th United
States government to th chamber.
Formerly it was in th Smithsonian In
stitution. -
On of th novelties la a gorgeous
Ian mad by ' B. Thomas of Lincoln
eounty from sea shell. Th language
of th sign is: "Glimpses of th Sea
Shore at Newport, Oregon, the Bummer
and Winter Resort of the Pacific?
FAIR STATEMENT EXPECTED
A FORTNIGHT .
Administration Fore Is Busy
Compiling Reports; Which
Will Show Success.
Within a fortnight it Is eipeeted that
th stockholders of th Lewi and uark
exposition corporation will receive from
the off lolal who managed the enterprise
complete and full report of th vast
business transacted and th result of
th fair, financially and otherwise.
It waa the aim of President Goods and
ths other officers to compile their re
port early as possible after th clos
ing. Each of them la anxious to get
all the business cleaned up. 'But they
hav been compelled to wait for the
reports of those under them. The di
rector of a division must first obtain
his Information from to director of
th departments in his division and
this work is consuming mors time than
was expected. -
Meanwhile th AdmlnlsmU'Gn build
ing 1 a lively a ft- over was.
It 1 evident at thl time that none,of
th report will be of a discouraging .na
ture. Tb financial statement wlU b
especially gratifying, aa will th report
of the department of admissions. Th
latter wiU show, according to on offi
cial, that within to days after th open
ing of th fair th percentage of free
admissions was cut down from. 4T per
cent to 41 per cent and that at th time
of closing not more than t per cent of
th total admission were free. This,
if true, will make an admirable showing
alongside of th condition which ex
isted at previous fairs.
FOUR FROM PORTLAND
: WILL ADDRESS AD MEN
Lewis H. Merts, secretary-treasurer of
the Paclflo Coast Advertising Men's As
sociation, was In th city yesterday en
rout to Seattle, where he wUl attend a
oonventlon of th association October
tt-tt. It la estimated that th associa
tion increased its membership to 200 as
a reauit or in eeaxu meeting.
Eight advertising men of Portland
will attend and practically every city on
th' coast will hav a delegation. Fol-1
lowing is a program of th speeches,
that will be delivered at th meeting:
Allan C Hoffman, New Tork. "Ad
vertising th Playground of th World;"
A. Creasy Morrison, Philadelphia, "Some
Underlying Principles of Advertising;"
H. O. Longhurst Ban Francisco, XJeod
Copy and How to Writ It;" Rlnaldo
Portland Ad Men's League;" F. X
O'Brien, Sacramento, "How to Get and
Hold th Ad;" Miller Freeman." Seattle,
"Advertising Salmon, and ths Paclna
States In the .East;" W. 3.- Hofmann,
Portland. 'The Viewpoint of th News
paper, Manager;" , Mr. Dassent, Portland.
Increasing oemana ror Electricity;"
Bmmett C. Brown, Portland. "Advertis
ing Integrity:" B. P. Weston, Seattle,
I'Ethtcs of Advertising;" Colonel Aldeo
J. Blethen, Seattle, "The Development
of Western Newspapers."
EVERYONE SEEMS TO -HAVE
HUNTING FEVER
In spit of th fsot that hundred of
hunters have been eecurlng licenses all
summer, th rush for thee permit ha
not abated. Yesterday .Deputy County
Clerk Hermann Schneider was knpt busy
nearly all of th time attending to th
want of those who wished to spend to-
HIS
POUTLATQ
Auction Ooops
A. Schubach, Prop. ;
AUCTION SALC
Tomorrow, Monday, 10 a. m.
Residence No. 470 Clay Street.
We havaJMon Instructed by Mrs. Pal
mer to sell the EXCELLENT furntah
inre of her eight-room rosldeno.
EVERYTHING TO BE HOLD WITH
OUT RESERVE. MA881VB OAK EX
TENSION TABLE and SIOUBOARD,
fine oak Bedroom Suites, YY Springs
and Mattresses, Feather Pillows. Sheets
and Comforts, fine oak Wardrobe, Bed
Lounge, odd Dressers and Com modes.
Lace Curtains and I Portieres, fins
STEEL RANGE, Center Tables, Rock
ers, Dining Chairs. Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets, Toilet Sets, Crockery and Gran
itewar and many other Item. Bale at
10 a, m. sharp tomorrow. Beat goods
sold first New reeldenoe, 470 Clay
street C.L FORD, Auctioneer. .
Auction sale.
Tomorrow at 2 p. m. ' 1
At 211 First Street.
Balance of Furniture From the
Lincoln Home.
M1W(V)HJT CHAIRS. ROCKERS.
CENTER TABLES and the Lincoln Bed.
as well as all the EXQUISITE DRA
PERIES. RUGS, PORCH CHAIRS,
nmuri ami Commodea. Metal Beds.
patent Springs, fin Mattresses, ROLL
TOP DESK. Feather Pillows, Sheets,
Comforts, whit and colored Bpreada,
fin Glassware, quantities or Beer
Glasses. 6tin and other .- Saloon
Glasses, Restaurant Crockery, Tables,
etc., fine Toilet Sets, Showcase In flem
ish oak, GAS ARC LAMP, CooksToves,
Heaters, Kitchen Treasure and a-thou-and
and on item not mentioned In this
list If you wish something ale at your
own Offer, come to the Portland Auction
Rooms, 211 First street 81 at p.
m., Monday, tomorrow. :.
AUCTION SALES
' At .211 First Street ,
Next Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Knt. from cnnlm. hut forced bv th
great quantities of Furniture placed In
our warehouse to b sold at publlo auc
tion, w ar oougea to noia on bki
vara dav this week at 1 n. m. We
cannot liat thl great variety and will
only say you will una almost any
thing and everything you will require
in tt housekeeping line, Th sales
rooms will be filled to overflowing and
everything MUST BE SOLD EACti
day. All we ask 1 that you take the
roods away as soon aa possible. Sale
at J p. m. at til First street. Phone
Main 5655. - C L. FORD, Auctioneer.
EXXXZS
We Believe
TOLU-HR
The Best
Cough and Cold Cure
Ever Made
It Will Give Relief at Once
50 Cents
Woodard-Clarke
& Co.
day hunting.
Eighty licenses were ls-
sued. .
Slno th law want Into affect last
May, J, 854 license hav been issued in
Multnomah county alone, bringing in a
revenue of 2,lt0; citizens of thl state
ar charged $1 for th license, while
hunter from outside commonwealths
must pay tie. All but four to whom
licenses hav been granted hav sworn
that they were resident of Oregon.
Although the county I put to th ex
pense of printing and laauing th li
censes, all tb revenue from thia source
must be turned Into the stat treasury.
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS
TO EXTEND ITS WORK
Th Oregon State Congress of Mother
will hold Its first publio meeting at th
high school at 7:46 next Friday evening.
At thl meeting th organisation of
small circles about th stat . will be
discussed and plans for th campaign
for such formation wU be considered.
Many application hav already com in
for membership from cirolea and in
dlvldusl.
Judge M. C. Oeorg will give an ad
dress on "Th Relation of Horn and
Bohools," and Mrs. B. H. Trumbull will
speak on "Th Juvenile Court." Mr.
Trumbull ha for som time been as
sisting Judge Fraser and Is well ac
quainted with th work. There will be
special music. - Mrs. C M. Wood, presi-
dent, will call the' meeting. Th or
ganisation waa errectea August i. wnen
Mrs. Frank Bchoff, of Philadelphia, na
tional) president, waa here. Th Home
Tralnftig Association waa largely in-
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I 23 AND 26 THIRD ST. NCAR
CSfLEiSE SEED TO
Me
Announceiiichtji
i Extraordinary li;
The O. Andreoni Collection
Will Behold At
Public Auction!
- ' at the
FOREIGN BUILDING
Fair Grounds ;
TOMORROW
f Monday, October 23 1
Betrinnine at 10 a. with
X out reserve and will be with
in the reach of all at the
prices the pieces will prob-
f ably sell for. Be there
promptly and obtain one or
more of those very beautiful
pieces of Italian art.' - "
Catalogues at time of sale.
S. L. N. OILMAN:
. i Auctioneer.
By J.T.Wilson
Auctioneer
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
at 10 a. m. Contents of the
Japanese Tea-Garden, removed
from ' Lewis and Clark vfair.
; Contents Fair Japan Restau-
v rant, removed from the Trail.
CARPETS, BEDDING. STEED
RANGE, eta, consigned from large resi
dence. Th furnishing from TEA
(MRDEN comprise bamboo Tea Tables,
8toola. Screens. Chlnawar. etc. From
FAIR JAPAN restaurant- comprises
7-FOOT OAS RANGE with hood and all
the utensils; also large STEAM TABLE
with complete equipment. Dishes.
Glassware, Tables, Chair, etc
Th houaefuxnlshlng comprise oak
Sideboard with China Closet compart
ment. Parlor Screen, larsa Bookcase, fine
Wardrobe with mirrors In floors, TablesJ
cnaira, irsaer, com mooes, iron Bed.
Spring and Mattresses, Bedding, Pil
lows, steel Bed Couches with Mattress.
GENTS' Wardrobe with compartments
for hat, tie and extras. In addition
tobove list we will offer large counter
bhowuabb, oval rront cas. steel
Range, Cookstov, Heating-stove. Toi
letware. Dishes, Carpets. Rugs, Mat
tings and other goods of value.
Great Auction Sale
Wednesday
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
at 10 a. m. Furniture, Bed
ding, Carpets, Stoves, etc
' Our sales at salesroom ' comprises
every article necessary for modern
housekeeping. We hav a larg assort
ment for buyer to elect from. Not
necessary to ltemls. Buyer and deal
er will find it advantageous to attend
our sales. Plenty or goods lor intend
ing purchaser. . r
Friday's Sale
At Salesroom, 180 First Street,
Corner Yamhill, at 10 a. m.
In order to close consignments and
make room fof coming sales w will dis
cos of all th carpet, l
a of all th Carpet. Lao Curtains,
Floor 'Coverings, Dressers,
sers,
a. Ir
Commodei
Toiletware. Folding Beds
Iron Beds, Be
Couch, Restaurant Table and Chairs,
?ockers, rlotures. Dishes, Glassware,
In and Woodenwar. Stoves. Ran
and load of other furnishing, etc.
Note Every person that called up
Main 12 last week for us to valuate
their, belongings wer more than aatla-
ned. vve pay caan ior mercnanais,
hous furnishings, etc.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
trumental In th organisation and will
be the first on to apply for admission
a a body. Women wishing to Join th
stat congress may do so without being
a member of any smaller noma circle.
doing o California.
' (Speclsl DUpateB to The Joarnal.)
Fairvlew. Or.. Oct Jl. A. J. Millar,
former proprietor of the Twelve Mile
roadhou on th Baa Lin road, two
ml) aouth of here, ha gone to Port
land for a few day' visit, after which
he and hi wife will spend ths winter In
California, Mr. Millar' hous burned
down during the latter part of August
last Bine that time until this week,
gha continued conducting business at
th aam point, in a tent. .
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C1XCER C3 TL"'C3
or plant makes th
disoovsrj on earth
ANT luaun,
Up. face or say-
very mall on race.
most past eure, M Ifneslerted It ALWAYS pot-
MARKET ST.. IAN FRANCISCO.
TO tO CE WITH tOtt
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Hon S ales
II
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Ths Bhaw-Fear Company has a number
ord- buslneaa district for sale, which
owlns to th confidential relatione austalned with tb owner, who do not cr
to hav them referred to or price quoted, exoept to those really in aarnest about
Buruhaalnsr Those seeking such substantial Investments prefer to do so quietly
and without th knowledge of th public. Hnc th method suggested should
aDDal to th investor who seeks to place hi money Wher he can enjoy th
maximum of safety and permanent Income combined. It should also be highly
satisfactory to the owner who ha hi property for sal and wb does not want
it cheaoened by being indiscriminately offered here and tber.' Call or writ
for information. W hav othr business properties for sal . a reasonable
prlo, ucb ' ; . -v v i : ' ' V'-'i i j - ,
' Good 1-story and basement brick
building on Union vnu. and
ground, for 7.600.- Building alon oot
m(uartr- block on Firt: treet, reat
IT.joo. for MS.OOO. ...
uuarter oioca on sina ""'",,r'
Other business propertlss clo in.
from 140,004 to 75,000.
Residence Properties
l-rnnm ttnnaa. modern. furnC. tCI
lot '(0x100, Soath Portland, II.SOO. :
s-room nous, new, iiinun,
large attio, etoTJ well located. wt ld,
$,l00: rMonabI tjrms.
Newly remodeled bou, I room.
basement furnac, modern; 11 lot,
large orchard. On uburban hom, on
car line, Portland Heights, 110,000; naif
on' easy payment.
larg (-room nmn,
ranged for two famine, renting for tit
per month, on William avenue, for II,
000. if sold by November I. '
- Two new e-room house on Fast Main.
modern; lot 40x100 each i2,sU9 and
,2.760, respectively. -Good
8-roora hous and lot. on Mason
Street 13,000.
Fin building sit, 100x100, orar
14th and East Ank.ay, 11,100.
100x100, half block from car. Port
land Height, balance block witft fin
residences,- eneapest lot on neignta,
UJS'v - .
O. as. MKK, aianagvv v.y rrapvrtn.
THE SHAW-FEAR CO:
" 34BJ4 STARK 6TREBT . .
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pent Receipts
' The contest Is on. ' Which shall
' win?
HREAHtt
Portland' foremost residence
suburb, points the way to certain
defeat for the pernicious rent-
paying habit
How many of th former pre-'
clou document could you hav .
Surchaaad with tb money your
uncb of worthies rent receipts
represent T t
Get down to -facta and flgSire
and you will And yon could hav
bought a couple of nice home
with th money you hav paid
for rant .. ... '
FIRL.AND
la outgrowlnr all other suburb.
Many u-renters now locatod In
FIRLAND
In their own eosy hom. bought
with money formerly paid to
landlord
. visit
FIRUAINb
Today. Don't wait; lnvt now.
Watch
FIR-UAND
Q row and your property increase
In valu.
MR. RBNTPATBR. Stop hoard
ing th expensive but worthless
rent receipt . .
wxzoat wrxsV n n, a sran
om a Bvaox or .. sbtt bub-
- CTXVTBf ..''.-
Th residents of FIRLAND en-
. Joy every convenience best wa
ter beet car service (6e fare), 10
minute from olty, street graded.
Take Mount Scott car and rid
to FIRLAND today. A rent on
ground rain or shin. He wilt
how you over the property and
xplain our building plan.
Lots $120
$3.00 Down and
$3.00 a Month
Now Isthfe Time
Tak Mount Scott ear. First and
.Alder street.
Geo. W. Brown
101 Failing Bldg. Phone Main li:
(Open .Evening-)
ROBERT A. TAYLOR
.. Offl! rirtand Btation. .
FOR BALE AT t ,
VV00DMERE
Portland' prettiest suburb, on the
Mount Scott car Una - A new, modarn,
l-room cottage, larg lot a cosy home,
with beautiful aurroundiog.
On thousand dollar , proposition.
For 57 50 ,
E. ALFPRDSON
OflV: Bvlyn Station, Tak Mount
Bcott far ar lnrt and Aldr Bta. . :
LJ
si
n rl .
of buslnee properties In tb moi
f ropertle ar t dealgnated hrl
most
n.
Acreage
Wi hav cholc tract of 1, t. I. I ana
10 aore on car line, near city, fine soil,
st price raaging from I4S ' to 0200.
These ar for home or substantial in
vestments and wlU doubl in valu In
fw yara, ' ...;'..,:'
We also hav soma of the beat located
land on the Peninsula w can sell in
tract. Call for particulars.
Farms
- W hav grain farm, stock farms,
hop farms, vegetabl farms, fruit farms.
In all dlrabl localltlea within 100
mile from Portland, aom of th very
beat on tb market Call for Informa
tion, or write for such and list of properties,-.
, i-
Rentals
We solUdt rental properties, both bus-'
Ineaa and residence, assuring owner '
they will bave clost aUntion.
We bave for rent two new house ana
new and modern Sat, east side Its and
II7.I0. T ' : - . .
TOE CONTINENTAL CO.
24 Stark St. Phone Main 1976
oxra motto i mmt wb tbxj tow
bo, tn to.. -.
We Want to Buy
100 farms. Improved or nnimproverl ;
160 acre or more, 30 miles'of Port
land, owners only need answer. .
Lots on the East Side, vacant or
Improved. We bave some cash buy
er. , om in and list what yon have
Jor ! ' ;--
We Have For Sale
An orchard In Southern. Oreton--just
shipped 10 carloads of apples.
We are authorised to sell 5 to 30
acres. Thinkif you are coins to
locate in Oregon thia ia a good buy.
See us before you do anything.' :
-We have a 200-acr timber tract-
an absolute bargain near one of the
new roads that is buildg worth
double the money we ask.' .
: We have 100x100 near the termi
nals of -the new-roads coming,-into
Portland a , good buy owners de
sire to realise. - ,'
We have a good 50x100 on Nob
Hill at two thirds its present value.
See ns about this if you are going to
buy. - , -f
Wa have on Portland Heights a
valuable block will double your
money within one year. Come in and
talk this over. .
We have a bargain on the East Side
will build to suit a responsible
tenant. .
We bave 100 lota on the Peninsula,
all bargains will advance money to
build on the installment plan or
otherwise. '
Our Rental Dept.
We have a nice furnished flat five
blocks from the Portland Hotel.
Look this op. ...
Five rooms, good location, 935.00
per month. ,
Two Houses on East Thirty-fourth
street. ''-,'
Five-room flat, East Twenty-fourth
street. ;
'Investments
Six per cent 20-year accumulation - .
gold bonds, secured by Oregpn real
estate. ;' .. . -..
Stock in lumber compSny that will -pay
25 per cent dividends. - j
Stock and bonds In a western coal
companywill pay big dividends. '
' Come In and get acquainted with
us, it will cost you nothing. It might
make you some money. -
THE COi'iliJTAL CO.
243 Stark St. Phone Main 1976
MMOO Washington street
aaOOO 100 x 10 North Seventeenth
. street -,
fa500 1701100 Thurman trt
830.000 Two-story bricx, rront street;
good locations 10 per oent Investment
East Side
aiO.OOO Three-story brick, Union av-
nu near Burnslde; residence property,
a Te Cbmer lot and S-room house,
East Ninth trt; centrally located;
-. ay trn. , ' '
gi.soe initvlftt East Salmon street; im-
proved street and Mwraga, ga and
. water. -
II ehelce lots suitable for flats, near
aat Approach to bridge. -
ei.BOO lt anf l-room bouse,' new
MontsvilUi installmsnta
Btoo House and lot Oakdale addition!
1 ma tail meats.
five and 10-acr tracts on CI W. P. p. It
lln; eaay term. . . ..
Lambert, jyhitmer 4 Co.;
SBT-IM Bbsrloek Building aag 404.
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