The Oregon daily journal., November 11, 1906, SECTION TWO, Page 19, Image 19

The Haven of Rest for the busy business man, the asylum of comfort for the
office wornwhere after a hard or trying day's work you can feast your eyes on
hew scenes; inhale fresh air that is so life-ivingrso soul-stining that after one
has but lived there for; a month he. can noticejthat he can ; accomplish so much
more than when he lived : down town among the smoke, the soot, the fog and
malaria, that he soon can accomplish more, tor nis Drain is clearer, intact ne is
soon a
na ntam and not
an emniove.
Take a trio todav. view the Mountains Five of them, all in view: Mt St
Helens, Mt Rainier, Mt. Adams, Mt Jefferson and last but not least, Mt Hood.
There is no monotony here for you have the ever-changing view, the most
wonderful scenic landscape in all this world and the climate, perfect And the
lots: did you know that we are selling them for $300 and up, (the $200 are all
gone) and do you realize that we nave sold more tnan une jiunarea 01 tnese
lots in
n 7' Tl -'17 m - fv -' j
ivime e a rail
Select for yourself
the: past two weeks i1 -
?iinit to Go to Coiinici GiFest Toky
a lot or two. Remember delays are dangerous.
V"'
Streets Graded and Bull Run Water
Don't forget our .Mr. Brown in the Red Tent at the Y: Ask the conductor, he knows
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WASHINGTON STREETS
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