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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY MORNINO. JUNE I IS. IS07. '
PORTLAND'S BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE ACDiriC.'i
We Cordially Invite You
To Be There
ONE
DOLLAR A WEEK
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OPEN TO PUBLIC TODAY
IT WILL BE A GALA DAY. There will be entertainment for all big, little, old and
young. Our Free Special Trains over the O. W . P. leave First and Alder Streets at 9a.ni,
10 :30 a. m., 12 m., 1 :30 p. m. and 3 p. m. Those who cannot take our FREE SPECIAL TRAINS
will please take the regular O. W. P. cars and fare w ill be refunded at our "Berkeley Office." De Cap-
rio's Famous Band will furnish music on the tract until 4 o'clock. There will also be Free Coffee, Ice
Cream, Lemonade and Milk. , Bring your lunch baskets, cups and glasses. We also have a limited supply of
elegant Japanese umbrellas and flags, which will be given away as souvenirs." Those who use the Waverley-Wood-1
stock car will have far refunded at "Berkeley" office and b e driven over the tract in carriages. Join us for a good time.
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The Curtiss Company
SELLING AGENTS '
Pbon A2699; Main' 699. 309 Abbgton Building.
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The Jacobs-Sti ne Company
FIFTH FLOOR, SWETXAND BUILDING
Phones: A2811, Main 359
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It's Not Like a
Gambling Venture
When you invest your savings in good real estate, that is bound to come to the
front as far as the future demand for the same is concerned, you are. not gam
bling, taking chances of losing what you put in. Your money invested now in
residence lots in
Council Crest Park
Will double and treble in value, just as they did on Portland Heights. This
class of residence property is demanded by those who have the cash to pay for
it Go into the outskirts and you'll find lots offered at what seems to be a low
price, but time will prove that they will sell for much less before they are settled up.
Well Patronized Car Lines
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PORTLAND
HEIGHTS
SPECIAL SALE OF
HOIS
On the Heights and to Council Crest. Take warning from the experience of
' , those who have bought years ago in additions that have since been abandoned
" by the street cars on account of the lack of patronage to keep the lines going.
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Lots on the Grest
Are Selling Rapidly
i Since the Water Board has purchased the site for the new Reservoir. More
money has been invested in Council Crest Park within the past week than in all
r- - of the other additions combined.- It's the sureness of the investment that counts
fi. W. Lemcke Company
SIXTH AND WASHINGTON
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Only a short time until our contract expires. We do not intend
to turn a single lot back to the owners. Therefore, we will offer
you CHOICE OF ANY LOT IN THE TRACT FOR $500.
Terms FIFTY DOLLARS DOWN AND TEN DOLLARS PER
MONTfL Never before were lots on Portland Heights offered
at such a low price and on terms. Avail yourself of the oppor
tunity to get one or more of these lots at once. They won't last long.
Nearly all the lots are level. With graded streets, gas and city
water. On the car line; best service in the city. Close in. Get
off at Patton Drive. Branch office on the ground.
City Office, 7 Chamber of Commerce ; Main 2159
HEvKEASEY COMPANY
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
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! GRADUATES FBOM
SILVERTON SCHOOLS
fi'' . BIlvBrton. Or.. jun l b. tommencs-
mant srcles of the SUverton publia
Thursday And Friday evenings. Excel
lent program were rendered. The clasa
thla year ooniilata ft 14 pupila, the larg
eat claaa that ha a aver, panned the
eighth grade examination In Bilverton.
Rev. Albyn Esaon gave the' claaa ad
dress last evening, and Dr. Heritage of
the Willamette university aang several
aeleotlona. .
FroXesaor Waahbura laavaa today for
Belllngham, Washington, where ha haa
been engaged aa the head t the aclenoe
department of the aohoola in that city.
A Haunted Necklace. . , . F
The atory of a haunted necklaoe,
which formerly belonged to the Maha
rani q2 Coocb fithar and. la auppoaed to
brlna bad fortune to every on eon
neeted with it, ia told In tha Indian
Daily Nawa.
Tha necklace la composed of pear la
ana turquoiees, ana wnue it vti in tha
Maharanl'a poaaeaalon ahe waa robbed
of a. ouantltT nf ralnahla fn.ln Th
Maharaja, too, ioat aome t tUa, Nat
racing ponlea by death and breakdowna.
' Things were beginning to look seri
ous, and the advice of a pundit was
sought. He prescribed a change of
ownership and a voyage across the sea
In order to break the spelL
The necklace, it is added, -was there
upon given to a lady in England. As a
result, the Maharaja has begun to win
I races again, and the Maharani has, re
covered her stolen property. ( 4
The present owner of the necklace,
I however, has been the victim of persist
ent 111 fortune from the , day that it
cam into herpoeaeaslon. . t
See Commercial XnTeatmeat Oo.a r
advertisement ia "Business , Chanoea."
aod ttader "New yodajr,'
Saint of Elba. -From
tha London Telegraph,
On the Island of Elba' there lately
died a man named t MelanU who, al
though a millionaire, had for T many
yeara liyed aa a guest In a peaeanfa
famUyf- ft . i'"
, He had. It seme, completely lost his
memory, and bad certainly forgotten
that he was so rich, He-always lived
aa a poor man, paaalng hla time in
meditation and ' prayer, so that the
flshera of the island regarded him aa a
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M. Melani beaueathed everything he
had to hla klndheerted hosts, who, aa
can eaally be understood, were sur
prised bejtond measure when tht-fcr
how rich their former guest hadi been.
At Piatoa, In Tuecany, M. Mini
owned a magnificent mansion, which hi
had kept closed aince . On own
ing the house after the owner's datn
it was found that all the furniture an t
artlstio objects t had disappeared. o
bodjr knowa how or when.
There ta a feature of the rr
workmen's eompenaatlon art. r
to eome into force Julr 1. f
the thoroughnepa of tm 1
cured throuitli i' ? ; .( : . .
members of rr ,m- .
the act provi '-t ( r i
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