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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, -SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 29, 1808. MS U O '.II SED mm. 11 ii ii Good Buy s 1 Acre and 6-Room House New, large window and wall built- fine well of excellent water; a very aesir able home; price 82500. Term. JOrtxSI, l-room, modern house, S blocks from ear, beautiful lawn, with traaa; only 82350. Terms. Zimmerman & Vaughan SOS BUCBAJTAW BZ.SO. Wood mere Portland's most Leautlful suburb, streets all graded, watormains laid, Deautirui shade trees on every lot. Choice lots SI 75 nd up. Tin BABOAXBB New S-room bungalow, H-acre of land, SI BOO. New S-room bungalow 1 block from car- Una, S2100. Terms to suit. 1U acres IH blocks from carllne, S550. On 4-room, modern house with fire places, on I lots, 100 feet square, price ft 30OO. Take Mt. BooM Car 8-Cent Tare. R. E. ALLEN WOOBMBBB. REMARKABLE GROWTH OF WHOLE DISTRICT, TAPPED BY MT. SCOTT LINE, CRITERION OF C7TS GREAT EXPANSION Over a Dozen Thriving Suburbs Springing up Mushroom-Like, But, Unlike That Toothsome Edible, Continue to Grow and Grow Till It Would Appear They Will in Near Future Be Part and Parcel of the City of Portland A. Chisholm High-Grade Groceries Teaa, coffee, spices and extracts, flrst class butter and errs, fresh fruljs anj .'"vegetables. W SOLICIT TOXTB TBABB telephone .your orders early and vet prompt delivery. ABiBTA, PHOBB TABOB 03 While every district traversed by city and suburban lines Is growing steadily, here Is none showing; more rapid growtn han that section tapped by the Mount Scott carllne. Not mentioning the steady progress In building along Haw thorne avenue, a wonderful expansion is going on from the turn south, right out to Ivents. One need but notice the heavy trolley traffic to be convinced of the Importance of the string of prosperous localities on the line. While in tne past me compiaims or of the O. W. 1. were the shortcomings numerous and vigorous, the service has been Improved to some extent, ana mere Is not the same cause for denunciation, yet the 15,000 or more people who pat ronise the road are fur rrom being sat isfied wtlh whut the O. W. P. people say is good accommodations, it would ap u FOR FIINE GROCERIES AMD LOOK I LOOK ! From 1 to I seres In one piece, all or part at 8150O per acre; close In; So fare; on easy terms. I acre at Stewart, all in. fruit, fenced, 6-room, modern house, all well Im proved, 83500. Terms. Lot 100x100, good (-room house, lathed and plastered, fruit and shrubftery, 81500.' Half cash; 2 blocks of car. II acres, one mile of Lents, S250 per acre. Terms, -room house and two lots, near car, SI 900. Terms. STEVENSON & TAYLOR Boom 311 Buchanan Bldf. 986H Washington mt. BX2 Joe Nash -V TOM A OR E A Q B General Merchandise Try Ts and Ton Will Be Barred Bight E. L.Ray burn & Sons urn, ob. BEE Joe Nash STASKVrUB tob RENTALS GRIFFITH D ARROW DBAiiBs nr REAL ESTATE Aore and Tire-Aors Tracts, etc Offloe Cray's Orosslnr, near tents. Take Mi. Boot Oar. Phone Boott 0381 ALT00NA PARK TAKE A MOUNT SCOTT CAR FOR (TREMONT STATION) Newest, most sightly, lowest priced residence addition to Portland; two blocks from the Mount Scott car; parked and beautifully laid off for homes. Water mains in, streets graded (streets 60 feet wide), 10-foot sidewalks, with parking everything ready for imme diate building. Lots $200 and up; 10 per cent down, $10 a month. SEE ALTOONA PARK TODAV J. H. SMITH, Owner Tremont station. Sit. Boott Car Una. Take Car at Tlrst and Aider Streets. VAX X 7 .3 Straight Out Beautiful Hawthorne Avenue SAVE MO Invest your idle dollars additions on HAWTHORNE Vv X AVENUE and Ea - eigmn street, land's fine home dis trict. HOMES We have several new, ones here ready for ocenpa ncy we are "selling rent rates. Bull Run Wa 31 f - ' 7 XT ter. SJT at &... AitS AND lOG Second V NEVA J in one of these AV I j From I , City I rf pear that the only solution of the pro Iem of uninterrupted transit on the Mount Scott line, Is to double-track the system throughout. Not until this Im oone, some assert, can the service be satisfactory Three or four years ago, when the present real estate and Retail dealers eHtabllshml unpretentious orrices and stores alone the line, the houses in view from almost shy of the now thrlr Ing suburbs could oe counted on thu figures of one hand, and the hand In some cases didn't hirTe to have the full complement of digits. In this short time hundreds ot nomes have sprung up mushroom-like, until almost the whole line Irom Crouton to Lents looks like part and parcel of Portland. And It's no extravagant Idea to foster the thought that the city's boundary will extend southeast to I.ents and add some 16,000 more sons and daughters to her brood. Evidences of Prosperity. Foster county road is being converted Into a hard surface thoroughfare at dif ferent places, which became necessary on account of the heavy traffic. All along this busy road there is evidence of prosperity and progress. The pretty bungalows' and comfortable houses on all sides give a decided assurance of growth and stability, while the num erous dwellings In course of construe-' tlon, and the many oxcavatlons to be seen everywhere, snow great faith not only in mat direction but In Portland. The positive attitude of the people who lire investing and building homes In that direction Is commendable. What leads them to believe that they are lo cating rlg!it Ih the general and wonder ful growth o. the city, which Is fast encroaching on the southeastern su burbs. The telephone company comes in for a large share of criticism along this line, many people clamoring to have telephones installed In their places of business and in their homes. Insuffi cient cable accommodation Is said to be the cause oi the trouble. The realty dealers are loudest In their chagrin at not being able to get telephones. When ever there Is one telephone taken out it is eagerly secured by one of those on the big waiting lint. A visit to tho stores In the Mount Scott localU.es reveals the fact that almost any commodity can be Becured without coming to the city. Nearly everv line of ousiness and profession Is represented. In many of the stores large well-se'ected stocks prove that the local trade Is exacting and the pat ronage good. Growth Bapld and Steady. ITlvn venrH aeo IntS was II little country place six miles southeast of Portland reached by the O. W. I, rail way's Mount Scott line. The Inter vening country was mostly vacant land, only a few farm houses here and there peeking through the brush tracts. So light was the trnfflc over the line that two curs running each way every 40 minutes up to 11:20 p. rn. were suf ficient to accommodate the ruralltes. Lents is now the southeastern part of the Mount Scott district which has a population of about 15,000. To han dle the heavy traffic today ewer 50 cars not ordinary streetcars, but big couches running on a standard gauge track are being taxed. These cars car ry upwards of 100 people and, although there Is a 10-mlnute service morning and evening with driuble cars, and a iO-mlnute service during the day and up till 1Z-.S0 a. m., tne patrons or tne rind tne service inaaequaie ly si dlstr iqua Th ey LOTS $475 to $700. $10.00 a month. Taka Ht. labor. Hi Boott or Haw thorns - At. . C a r rirat and Aider St. r y Seveo Xlnntes. Foot ded reets PORTLAND REALTY TRUST COMPANY St., PORTLAND, Taylor, Ag'ent oa around. X I w w t ura v . S St XVJlX OR. line still and are hodng for Improvement. expect a double track system to the end of the line. Community of Soma Builders, These 15,000 peopre In the Mount Scott district are a community of home builders. It is said that less than per cent of them are tenants. Pros perlty is In evidence all along the line. The first impression one gets of the hundreds of comfortable ana many cost ly residences ts that they are home not rented houses. One can almost pick out rented houses In any community, as ihe same care or attention is not given to property by people who are likely to vacate it at any time. Much cpuld be written about the progress which Is evl dent all over the line, but space does not Dermlt. At Creston. Anabel, Archer Place, Myrtle. Stewarts, Laurelwood, Arleta, Kern Park. Flrland. Nashville. Fre mont, Woodmere, Grays Crossing and Lents there Is evidence of activity on every hand. Scores of good substantial homes are to be seen In course of con struction. Sales are being made dally to newcomers who will build homes at once. The natural conditions are ideal for suburban homes. The soil generally being a llgnt gravel formation. Is ear ly and very productive, yielding pro lific fruit and garden truck. One resi- SEB Joe Nash VASETTLLS TOB MONEY TO LOAN ! Mt. Scott Bargains I have several good ones, all sizes and varieties, at different points X , .along the Mount Scott Line. As a sample I quote this one B . . s-v .a ' - I - .a yjnc acre inree Diocks irom station, good six-room nouse, Darn, cnick- 1 , en house, about 75 fruit trees and some small fruit; only $2,100; $500 X . cash and balance to suit you. O. N. FORD Office, at Stewart's Station. Open Sundays. , Phone Tabor 591. dent near Stewarts Station has proven by three years experience that ginseng the famous Chinese medicinal herb, can be successfully grown In this soli and climate. Ginseng Is one of the most valuable productions of the soli and sells for $12 to ISO per pound Property Values Wot High. In comparison with other districts, Mount Hcott values are not Inflated, good building lots being available at irom l.uu to idoo, on easy terms, Acreage Is in demand, and many desir able tracts are to be found at different sections. The demand for ncreuge has been heavy for many weeks, and the holders of Mount cott tracts are busy showing their land to Investors and newcomers who are looking the coun try over for desirable locations. Churches and schools are convenient- situated throughout the Mount Scott rlct. In fact, the schools are In school district No. 1 and under city su- fervlslon. It was only last summer hat a fine, commodious $45,000 school was built at Arleta on ground that five years ago sheltered China pheasants. o i rangers ao not get a very good lm resslon of the city from the Mount cott cars as thev turn off First street Into Madison. Trie stores approaching the bridge are anything but modern and there seems to be no attempt even to keep them respectable looking. Every thing from there to Grand avenue. In cluding the bridge, has a dingy appear ance and more than the old bridge has a tottering appearance. Hawthorne Avenue Building Up. ' Hawthorne avenue Is brcomlnir a busier thoroughfare every day and Is building up fast with modern and hand some residences all tho way out to Fif tieth street. Around Sunnyslde Is very lively; quite a business center is being built tip there, and the general appear ance of streets crossing Hawthorne avenue has been enhanced with first class homes, Conklin Hros. having con tributed to the building up of the dis trict to some extent by erecting very pretty houses in numerous designs. The Junction of Hawthorne avenue and Forty-ninth street is Uiklng on a different aspect lately. Sewlckly and Hawthorne Place, tho two additions re cently purchased and placed on the mar ket by tho Portland Realty ft Trust company, are located at this point. Al though barren eight months ago, these tracts are building up rapidly, 17 homes having been built and occuplod. While this whole district is growing fast, none nas shown more rapid development man incseTWo additions. Creorge W. Brown, president of the Portland Realty A Trust company. Is authority Tor the statement trtat plans for four more homes on these tracts are being drawn up and work will com mence within a week or two. Many homeseekera are taking advantage of the low prices and easv terms to secure ultes there. The Portland Realty & Trust company report the sale of nfne lots, and two houses during this week. Oreat Growth of Creston. . Creston, lying directly north of the Powell Valley road, Is showing a great growth and "the homes are us a rule modern and attractive. Although tho site was only platted in July, 190S. there are now about 85 houses at Creston. There Is a fine school here, which had to be enlarged lately to accommodate the pupils. From four to six more rooms are promised for 1909. Many new houses are In course of construction. A woodyard, flour and feed store, two groceries, drug store, collar factory and a weekly newspaper, the Mount Scott Tribute, serve the community ut present. Some one has great faith In the future of Creston. for there la a new row of fine stores standing all ready for occupancy. Doubtless they will have early tenants, for tho population Ih steadily increasing and business will also Increase in proportion. A new Ro man Catholic church is being erected opposite the Powell Valley school. Anabel, the next station, was platted about three and one half years ago and has shown that It Is a favorable loca tion for homeseekers. There are now about 100 houses In tho district and fully one dozen more are under con struction. The main thoroughfare here is being Improved with crushed rock. With the Powell Valley school only a quarter of a mile distant, and the church at Creston, it is a favorite location for those who have children of school aire. Although quite close in there is lack of telephone service and no one feels tne toss more than F. I. Mltcheltree, the real estate dealer there, who has had an application in since last May, followed by another paid application about five months ago. As yet no serv ice is forthcoming and he has no assur ance that he will get it even a year Archer Place next Station. A little over three years ago Archer nace was nownere; now it Is decidedly on the Monnt Scott line, and as an evi dence of its repaid growth, about 100 homes stand testimony. About a dozen houses can be seen in course of build ing. From the inquiry for vacant lots It would seem that many more houses wm De ouiit tne coming spring and summer. It Is said that them nm nnt more than half a dozen rented houses m piaoe, wnicn classes It as a truly home district. Myrtle Park, the next station, is fuso maKlnsr nrncrru in Keeping witn its neighboring localities, Stewtrts, Xaralwood, Arleta. These three places are fore-lnB- heart rapidly. All being high and level they uavrj a, laurelwood rorglng Ahead. Ask any one at Laurelwood whleh l the most prosperous or rjrettlest mihnrh ot foruana ana you can guess the an swer to the query the first time. Be ing high and level, Laurelwood has a perfect drainage, and has abundance nr pure water. A delightful ride of 25 minutes from the city and one is In the midst of the pure air from the aur roundinar mountains which nn rvl ao health In every zephyr. Numerous churches the Methodist, Baptist, Catholic Congregational, Pres byterian and Christian are well rsnra. aented. The Methodist church, lately enlarged, is still too small for the con- regation. The Baptist church is be lg enlarged and the Roman Catholics itend to build a church in th nur luiure. a tu,uuv scnooi nouse was erected lastlsummer nd it with other buildings used the preceding 'year are overtaxed. Contracts have been let for an addition of eight rooms to cost $30,- 000. Modern homes tfre going up on all sides. There are at least 40 homes now In course of construction and many more will be started In the near future. The Woodmen of the World contem plate the erection of a building this summer. The main street is being ma cadamized and the side streets are be ing improved. The retail business is well repre sented. Churchill & Ross, real estate dealers at Laurelwood, will oommenoe operations on their new business block In a few weeks. It will be a two-story building consisting of four stores on tho ground floor with offices and lodge rooms on the second. The third story will probably be added before the sum mer is over. Bern Park Also Improving. Kern Park Is a desirable location and Is showing healthy algns of activity. About 100 houses have been built in the last four years, and about half, a doien modern houses are now being con structed. There are three stores at this point, which 1 qlute close to Arleta. rirl&nd a Beauty Spot. It Is only about three and one half years ago that Flrland got its name ana start as a community. It Is a beautiful little suburb composed principally of business and professional men who spend the days in tne city at their places of business. The main thorough fare Is parked and the building restric tions assure a good ciass ot homes. New homes can be seen in all direc tions and it is reported that 26 are now in course of construction within six blocks of tho station. Dorman & Roche, the real estate agents at Flrland. report a brisk demand for building sites in the locality and look for even a greater growth than ever this spring and summer. xrasavllla a Pavored Spot. People who have not been over the Mount Scott line lately have little con ception of the pretty suburban towns in that district. Nashville, with all city conveniences, apparently Is a favored spot. It Is built up with- fine houses which are half concealed by the nr trees which abound there. Lying at an altitude of over 300 feet above sea level, and sloping gradually from the center. It is naturally healthy. The nature of the soil makes fine, walks. The center of this addition Is at Mil lard avenue, where large, well-stocked stores are situated In which can be found the necessary household commodi ties. Nashville claims an opera house, where theatricals and other amuse ments help to make the peoplo even happier. The K. O. T. M. has a hall Many prominent people have beautiful homes at Nashville; numerous resi dences costing from , 3.00 to $7,000 each. It Is said thatMhcre is a good fluid there for a furniture store and moro general stores. The renl estate liusrheSS Is well rep resented in Nashville. the following firms doing much to attract attention to the suburb. Chambers & farnsworm t R Hrnwn Howard Crofts, (late sec retary of Morgan Mercantile company). and Joe Nash Mr. Nash Is. the rounaer of Nashville. He has built and sold m-er im mnriern homes, and has seen tho suburb spring up from nothing but a forest In the short space oi less man five years. He was the first to see the natural advantages of the district, ana no man ever had more faith In the fu ture of h nlace than Joe Nash had and Htill has In Nashville. It Is needless to kiiv tint Mr NTnsh's efforts are al ieilv crowned with success. Fully 20 homes are now being built, and there will be. no cessation of activity during the summer. -Nashville has a cnurcn and u school and about 16 business places. Tremont Attracting Attention. Tremont addition was platted three years ago when there were only four houses In sight. There are now about 100. Twenty houses have been built In Brentwood, a part of Tremont addi tion soffth of Altoona Park which is receiving favorable attention lately, and which will likely be the scene of home building In the spring. Woodmere Not &agglxur. This pretty suburb was placed on the market by the Portland Realty & Trust company in March 1906. It ap pealed at once to the public and in less than five weeks all but a few scattered lots out of the whole 400 were sold. At that time the prices ranged from $160 to $200 on easy terms. The arectlon of very fine homes above the Average and other Improvements Increased values materially and R. K. Allen, real estate dealer, reports ready sales of available lots. With the ap proach of spring renewed activity is felt and Woodmere will keep up with These Are Choice Q) 0 flj U Bar m l acre of land, all Improved and planted to fruit trees and berries of all kinds. New 6-room house, SOO-barrel cistern, good barn, chicken-house with cement floor, about five minutes' walk to car; only 1600, about half cash. (-room modern cottage, I block to oar, 1 lot; will aoon go for B1400. $260 cash, balanca terms. 6-room modern house, corner lot, beau tiful location, B1300- Why not let th money you are now paying rent with- be applied on this -room house, good location. !H blocks to car; $100 cash, balance $16 per mo. We have a large Hat of homes In Firland, Tremont, Woodmere and Nash ville, ranging In price' from $800 to $3,000. Vacant lota and acreage. A few good houses to rent. mm Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. A At CITY PRICES Bring us your prescriptions an H. you will be sure to have then filled right. Chambers (Sl Farnsworth MTT.I.ABP ATI.) KOVHT BOOTT OAB. ICE CREAM AND SODA WA TER IN SEASON. ' ' ! MT. SCOTT DRUG CCr A. GBISLBR, Proprietor LEINTS, OREQ01N PHONE UNION 221. FIRLAND SSOOO $2,600 cash, balance long time; terms. An up-io-aaie two-story bungalow or 8 rooms, furnace nested; 6 lots; near car, $275011.200 cash, balance 1 to 2 years; an K-room, modern nouse, ce ment walks, large corner lot, fenced. shade trees, etc.; 1 block from car. B2KOO Cash S-room. modern house. lot guxMU, cement waiKs. rruit, Darn and chicken yard; near car. 1400 $250 cash, balance $26 per month; 6-room, modern house, l lot; 3 blocks from car. 91050 $800 -cash: good l-room house. z iota, rencea, rruit, etc.; l diock from car. We have acreage and choice building Full lin nf cnral mrr lots on the best possible terms. Also I & a number of business lots, ranging In a;- hranrl new atrtrlr rraertnaftl price from $300 to $800. Terms If de- alse Drana new SIOCK, reaSOnaDl sirea. . -.r A prices. i our irauc respecuuu' Dorman & Roche solicited. STAPLE and FANCi GROCERIES GENERAL MERCHANDISE May and Feei Joe Nash Woodmere Groceri SHEPARD & SON, Props. Is the Founder of NASHVILLE See him about It WOODMERE STATIOn BBS Joe Nash BASBrVXLZiB - TOM Choice Lots the other Mount Scott localities. Gray's Crossing Active. Three years ago, it Is said, there were not more than a dozen houses at Gray's Crossing. It is estimated that there at least 160 homes there now and fully 15 more In course of erection within nix blocks of the station. Several stores thrive at this point and although only a short distance from Lents, there Is a church In Evelyn addition. Gray's Crossing is the last link Join ing Portland and Lents in the Mount Scott district and is not by any means a weak one, as its growtn proves. XAnta the largest Suburb. Lents Is particularly well situated for the building up of a great suburban town. Being at a high altitude it has a natural drainage ror sewage or septic tanks and Is dry and healthy. Having four gravel roads to the city the point is popular witn anvers ana automo- blllats. This suburb Is well served with two dallv mails and has Tour churches. modern 10-room school, one hotel, 29 business firms, two. physicians, a fire company and a band. A branch library has been open for some time and on April 1 a well-equipped free reading- room and library win be opened, several fraternal societies, a strong grange and the W. C. T. U., with Its war against social evils, an tena to give tne com munltv a hieh moral tone. The saloon is barred by the vote of the Deoole. who point with pride to the progress or tne town witnout tne rev riiun viio .iivi. uviiui I. home community and has the attrac tions or climate anu scenic location, na ture being lavish with both. Mount Hood stands out with all Its majesty only to the people of Lents, so they say. ', -' . Ex-Governor J. C. W. Beckham of Kentucky, who was recently defeated by ex-Governor Bradley for United States senator, has announced his per manent retirement from politics. . , Witey, Allen & Co. The Old Reliable Real Estate Firm at Lents, Or., Agents for the Clemson Addition The only plat on the Ut. Boott line that ii selling; on such reasonable terms as $3.00 down and $3.00 per month, with streets graded and water mains laid. Lots all cleared. Prices running from $150 (o $200 Close to school and car station at Lents. You will have to get busy If you want lots In this addition, as they are going fast. We also have acreage from 1 to 6 and 10-acre tracts, Improved and unim proved, at right prices. In houses and lots we can suit you, from a 2,-room nouse to a mansion. Come and see ns. Take Ut. Boott oar 1st and Alder streets Co fare. AMABEL For sightly property in this vtcinlt consult us. We have the choloest bnlli lng lota and acreage on the market. BR0CTON TRACT CRESTON For sale in and around Creston. all on easy payments. BUOAia l-room house, basement Price H850. $300 -cash, balance $16 per month. 8 -room house, price 82S00. cash; modern. 3-room house, 8850 $250 cash. 3-room house, 8750 $276 cash, bal ance $15 per month. Also fine lots right on carllne, some as low as down and $5 per month. I also have some other chnnr. and a full list of everythinsr. Take the Mt. Scott car. A. Cowperthwalt Offloe at Creston, 49th ft Powell T alley Hall Address, Ients, Or., B. T. 9. 1. Box 366. Phone Tabor 647. Lots In this beautiful tract are sellln rapidly. PBICE8 830q UT COMB OUT ABB BBB WKAT HAVE TO OITEB F.J.Mitchelfr$j ABABEX. BTATXOV JoeftlasGi NASBTVXUaB Has homes all ready to move Into. ARLETA In looking over BIT. BOOTT property you cannot afford to pass up ABLETA. It Is the central trading point, has the postofflce and Is nearest the elegant school building that is the pride of the Mt. Scott dis trict, ir you are interested in Mt. Bcott property, you will find OBOTB ft SONS headquarters for some special bargains, of which the following is a partial list: 4-room house, well-Improved lot, right at station, 81000. $200 cash, balance $10 monthly. f-room house, two well-improved lots, with strawberries, raspberries, fruits and flowers, 8160O. $400 cash, balance $15 monthly. Largo 4-room house, electric lights, lot 60x100. 1 block car; a fine home. 81300. 1500 cash, balance $10 monthly. 8-room house, lot 115x100, the most elegant home in the restricted dis trict of Firland; 1 block car, 82900. Half cash, balance to suit. 6-room modern bungalow, 1 lot, 2 blocks car, 81900. Easy terms. Splendid 6-room house, lot 60x255,81 700. $500 cash, balance easy. Beautiful modern. 7-room house, an elegant home, 82500. $500 cash, balance $20 monthly. , 6-room house, Just completed, two lots, corner, modern, halls upstairs and down, S closets; a splendid home, 81900- $1,000 cash, bal ance to suit. Nice 4-room house right at the station, '8850. $100 cash, balance $10 monthly. 8-room house, nice lawn, fruits and flowers, 8750 cash. Splendid acre, close to car, decidedly the cheapest In this section. ' 8850. Terms. x acre, two email Duuaings, wen improved witn rruits, Perries. eto.Vski-l 81250. Terms. t 6-room, modern bungalow in restricted district, right at station, porce lain, bath, lavatory, electric lights, fine fireplace, fruits, berries and flowers; this Is certainly an elegant place, 82175. $1,500 cash, balance to suit. Lots for $3 down and $3 monthly payments that will certainly make you a good Investment or building site for a home. TOU HAD BEST BBB TJS BBFOBB PUBCBASIBCr MT.' BOOTT FBOBEBTT HARGROVE Z X Across from Arista Station. Phone Tabor 1043. Also 113 U 6th at, north. Comer 6th and OUsan. x " r' . .- tit T