The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 02, 1907, Page 53, Image 53

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THE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL1, PORTLAND, SUNDAY1 ' MORNING, JUNE 2. , 1007. "
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RIDE OUT
AND SEE "
ROSE CITY PARK
For yourself. The car line will take you all the way through without any change and you
will then be able to judge for yourself whether Rose City Park is not worth all and, more
than we have said of it. Its social advantages are so numerous that one who' decides to
build there really decides to live in one of the most select neighborhoods in the city of
Portland. Go out today. Take the
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Car Marked Rose City Park 4
The line to Rose City Park is now an extension of the East Ankeny line. Take the car at
Third and Yamhill streets. You will find the ride one of the most delightful in the city.
The air .is pure and fresh at Rose City Park and even if you do not decide to buy there you
will be glad to have
uicen me riac, merely
for the pleasure there
is in it. Lots and lots
of people ride out in
the evening.
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Points of
. Interest
That art promised and almost
guaranteed for Roae City Park
within the next two years, as'
well as soma of the things now
to be found there t ,
1. Hartman ft Thompson
branch office.
2. O. W. Taylor's home. ,
3. F. Schlefel's home.
4. First Rose City Park store.
5. A. H. Metcalfe home. ,
6. Dr. Fessler's home.
7. Residence of Mrs. Kate
Jones.
8. Lewis M. Head's bungalow.
9. Home of A. Figgins.
10. N. H. Dean's home.
11. Old Ladies' Home.
12. Church. !
13. Schoolhouse.
14. New church.
13. Oraded school.
16. Sandy road.
17. Portland Country Club'
house. (,
18. Grandstand at grounds.
19. Country Club's racetrack.
20. Sheds for fat stock.
21. O, R 4 N. suburban depot
22. Hancock boulevard, bitu
, lithic.
23. Montavilla car line. . .'
24. Alameda terrace.
23. Proposed car line to Coun-'
try Club.
26. Homes with large grounds.
27. Rose City Park clubhouse.
28. Columbia River gorge. ;
29. Mount Adams.
30. Stony Butte.
31. Mount Hood.
32. Mount Tabor.
33. Cascade Range.
34. Columbia River. " , '
33. Main line of O. R. ft N.
You
Can
Buy a Lot
In Rose City Park for $400; you can buy one for $450; you can buy one for $600, or you '
can buy one for $650. There are inside and corner lots; lots at a high elevation, command
ing magnificent views of the surrounding country; lots below the hilL safe from the east .
winds and located in most excellent places. There are lots of every kind, and description
to suit all kinds and classes of people. There are easy terms for the purchaser of any one
of these lots. All you pay is 10 per cent cash and 3 per, cent a month. There never was ,
such an opportunity for you to erect your home and there never will be another like it
The best people of Portland nave quickly recognized the advantage of graded streets,
cement walks and curbs, city water and all the multitude of improvements, to say nothing
of the excellent street car service.; You DO NOT HAVE TO. WAIT FOR THESE ,
THINGS. As fast as men and money can put them in they are being installed, v Before
the foundation of your home is laid they will all be ready.
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