The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, April 05, 1908, Image 40

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Newspaper Page TextT". THE OREGON' SUNDAY JOURNAU PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL; 5, 1803.- - f X.--: ; - .a- f ? . .-y,--'5v:li ; - ': V;.: v;I ' J ! . '-ciV'-lt'' .-f--vV ':. vate.. parties ;- 'V' f .''.v , .. ' SC " ' -k ' ' '" ,; : j families. Vi'v'-i' Open Ific Year RcL'nd vi Bldfel Castle Hel Brail j l (12 Mile House) Rose Vista Farms i , t UUK siLtiAii iu,5 cnjcjcen urouerm, rresn vegeiaDies, tTirejener uream uox j. X ter, , Fresh Laid Eggu Home-Cured Hams, Fresh Picked Berries and Fruits from I ' i Our Gardens "in iciian): Finett Brands al Winea. Liauora and Cirart! eonrteoua Treatment. i ;'. v-- v :; ... ' . ..'- . v ' THE SWELL TAVERN, ROAD HOUSE AND y-, PARK RESORT OF THE WEST. , - V" ; : :4 ' (Costing $6o,ooo.) ,t. .. , v ; ' . ' v-' '.-; f ; "Wt raist what ws sell) v7 V-..: Water ws raiss f rom a welL-'J,1' a i -; ENTERTAINERS Professor and Madam Elliott. . Harpist and Vocalists. Professor Oeorre Hayes. e rWiiard of ths Piano." ; 1 ' - " ' fRED T. MERniLli Originator . ACRE TRACTS ; 251 SALM LINE : . V .V l. . GO OUT TODAY AND SEE THEM WITHOUT FAIL . '. Get 6ff at METZGER Sutton v ONLY 38 MIMUTE8 RIDI3 PROM JQPPBRSON STREET STATION . Get Off at METZGER Station tuwwAw as ivau, w Hum vn. iv iw.. vivju.iu, i lane irom f iimtw; auiomoDiies, Dunes and nansom csbs meet cars at Cresham or Base ( Line. . Telephone Long Distance 12 Mile.-, ; ..J ; . J PORTLAND OFFICE 108 SEVENTH STREET. Main ij2S. V - i; I, ! 1 Thousands of Charihs and I Resources Combined BANDON-BY-THE-SEA has a rapidly in- creasing' population. Immense coal fields at her . door. A present; payroll of $50,000 per rnonth, .. and constantly increasing, V; V'' Destined as the home of many manufactures, i ' The world asking for Bandon lumber. ' The excellent harbor and a river navigable , ': for forty miles. . V -': ' rh-- j;;" .. .. To be on the main coast line of the Southern Pacific railroad. t ; s V .The possibilities of gold mining (develop-. r "ment of the black" sands) .Tr;.w' .. r, 7 V?r' - Platinum and other minerals. GreatjDOSsibilities in horticulture and diver . sified farming. . : . . The greatest scenic beach on the Oregon coast; a certainty of a great. tourist business. Over 80,per cent of.the farming lands of. Coos county tributary to Bandon. , C ; . Sweeneys First Addition to : Bandon is an ideal homesite for every 'man who wants to get in on the ground floor, for ah investment or a. , home. ;. If will pay you to investigate at' once, s The best opportunity ever offered to get a home ; ' in a fast growing coast cityi with thousands' of . ; rich, surrounding resources awaiting develop- ,: , ment. Call or Write for Particulars aid Handsome -;:. Booklet. Aidresj-The Warren Publicity Co. Soit 405-6 Bucbanaa Iflig., Portland, Ora. WORTH VOLJR WHILE SACRIFICE SALE i ro.azs rwxsM. 1 7-roora morfora ' horn. ir.th . nou, vuiu ava. and I2d il ni it ftno l years ao. and la. fine condition: full l-room modern buntalow and nearly ID I concrete baaoment, aUndard plumblnf ; -room bouse on BL Burnalde, near Slth, 1 1Ina: rente for 111 per month; price 'room. Oakdale, near Anabel. . ;. -room houae In Hawthorne Park, mod- rilAT rfllTlirDriAl TA ; IVVIWI VVHIllJIUVinLi Wa ts.xso. ts.ooa uih. -room modfirn house. B. Madison, near suiu. ai.auu. West aide. large house, centrally lo m cated. 11,000. eaay terms. -room nouae in Central Alblna. It,lt0, egsaei t lci in aa. I'r.0.!1. modern house. XL Darla st, I II Inn f StVVV. S-room heus. ITaart AnttAnv t aha i b-i uuin nniisasa. Hrnna rn at m k n room houae on K. Jth, near Skidmore, It.V. CM J LCI III B, B room house in Bunnyalde.tl.100, Desirable Building Sites 80x100, Improved, corner lot. In Hoi- laaay rarv. 2,ouo. ... 10x100. Holiaday Addition. I1.00. 100x150. near E. J7th and Sandv. 11 lea AA..r I ivviiva, near uuirnrofM. ixun. 100x160. Columbia Httlrhta. 11KA 100x100. Poxchaae. with fruit irMa Hit ftvxioo. corner, in Creaton, 1160. 10x100. corner. In Vernon. 1500. These ACRE TRACTS are undoubtedly the CHOICEST, mo CONVENIENT and CHEAPEST by long odda of any b the vicinity of Portland. Considering their IDEAL LOCATION on the west aide 25 minutes' ride from the ;. ; ; ; . ;v Jefferson Street Station . - , - - s '-- . . ' y on the rievr, Salem line, in addition to the virtue of the soil and the, very low prices of ?200 and up, they arx without t doubt or fear of contradiction the BEST BUYS ever put ' '.within the reach of Portland people. ' ' , i This ' land L UNEXCELLED for: all kinds of GARDEN v : TRUCK. FRUIT, BERRIES and WALNUTS. Some of ....... .v iuc 4cvi. upiauu iiu-iii.it uuiiuuiwuu u uuii cu icauy iur . , . cultivation and the sites for SUBURBAN, HOMES are UNEQUALED in the state. Some ox mese acre tracts are wortn tar more tor corawooa man we asx tor toe ground. Situated i 1 1 ACRE TRACTS i on the new SALEM LINE, with METZGER STATION on the property, with no river or ' draw bridge to contend with, you know.JUST WHEN YOU , CAN -ARRIVE DOWN TOWN and JUST WHEN YOU CAN RETURN. There is rapid transit and no impediment VGO OUT TODAY AND MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS , PlJrlS200 Up ; 1 0 Dpwii; 3 Monthly DISCOUNT FOR CASH rOR.rURTHXR INFORMATION APavy HERMAN METZGER owNm 220-228 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND ; Bxxxrx Bmxsnro. 0x100. et Jfohne Heights, $525. ' v 60x100, Hawthorne Ave. addition.' It oxioo, eor., on Hawthorne nve., 11.160. 60x100, corner, on earllne, neer Ladd'a. 60x100. corner. Roaa Citr "Park, tssa 100x100, South Sunnyatda. $ 1,600. oviiuv, Douin ounnyaiaa, ssoe. IIxlSl. on Hawthorne are., 11.06. HARTMAN & THOMPSON .. atAnzxa, . CHAMBER OF COMMERCE!. Iovesfor s Oppo I have a tract of 161 aor rtiiflity " . ACRES on, the Oregon City car line, half mile from railway aiauon; au rico, discs: sou; on a gooa puouc roaa. srnce eou per acre. Terma easy. ; - , K , uiaa Bisva qi ciuuvauon, lolnlnr , ropa town, b. ,j. k. r., and H mile of Balem earllne. wall fannMl. with ani.1,. uiu yumto nwa on inn. aina nr if I aasy to aubdlvlde Into amall tr.t. ..r of which would be on splendid publlo road. DUt tham Ofl th marlrof an4 M.lr. " ' inouMon aouara ,eaar.. There la a demand for-amall tranta f hi Ll I l. WM.- av I j"u vt jut an una rarma ere large end eplendld profit with no chance to loae. 157 V n PWndJdly end la a good soil. -Call and lat ua t.ll vnu ,.T.Vi v worm ivu. HARGROVE BROS. 16 ACRES on the Oreeon Oty car line: 11 acres cleared and in 11 ? "k-N-k or. th and oiisan. or Weh state of cultivation, with no rock or travel: on three nublic X "ew w- rnonM ""n T. 1022. ' roads, race $325. per acre. Can be bought as a whole or in parts. All suitable for cutting tip into acreage. i. ' - 6 ACRES on the Willamette river; 1 acre cleared, balance good timber: all suitable for cuttintr uo into acre tracts. Price 13.500! ! , terms to suit the purchaser. - . - ACRES on the streetcar line; an cleared and in a good state of ' cultivation; on good public corner, with good store building, living '.rooms overhead, good new barn, sidewalks, etc One of the best business points outside of Portland. Price $4,000; $1,000 cash, bal X ance on easy payments. ' ' '.. : e ' ' 3 ACRES west of Portland, adjoining railroad station; .all 4 cleared and in a high state of cultivation, all rich, black prairie soil. rv, unit, vuuils cu iuia, -.V K ACRES west of Portland, half mile from railroad atarion? all T cleared and in a high state of cultivation. Price $1,000; $200 cash, 3" 1 I- A Ji I .!..!.. ... . If a Home of Your Own Appeals to You, See EVANSTON EVANSTON has more points of advantage than any other moderately priced home property in Portland. t It is close in it is high it has good soil it has good neighbors it has every advantage tiiat city property can possibly have and, notwithstanding . these; advantages, not : be prohibitive for the man of small meansl : ' - $ - " U ' ' r ' - v y.. $400 FOR A LOT; $10 A MONTH But they can't last long, for there were only sixty lots in the first place. , See how true this advertisement is and come out yourself today take the "W. W.M car the conductor will let you off at Evanston, only fourteen minutes' ride." The agent will be there air day today (Sunday). . , , , v We will build you a house on monthly payments if you say so. The Spanntoni Comnip any r BJ BBh .aaaaw OPENING THURSDAY APRIL 9 llMy XI JJjiijlbiivuJJiL OPENING THURSDAY APRIL 9 balance to suit purchaser. 6 ACRES west of 'Portland; 2 acres cleared, balance rood 2 ; stump pasture; all good, rich soil; land lies well; within three quar 4 - ters mile of railroad station. Price $900; $200 cash, balance easy payments.' ' - , , ' - : v. ' For half acre, acre' and 5-acre tracts, within 10 miles of Portland, at prices from $75 up to $250, we are now prepared to show to all intending purchasers, and on terms to suit most any purchaser. 4 THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY 245K STARK STREET 4 IPsalelronWffiirte ! O. E. Ileintz, Manager.). Phone East 57; Home B4157. j Costings of All Kinds I j 5tcoJ Buifdingo and Bridges" j III STCCi: 3 to 21-inch Beams. 4 to 15-inch Channds j PORTLAND'S PRETTIEST NEW ADDITION TT J0 OU ARE ENTITLED TO THE BEST your money will buy arid you should ' : Pce your money where it will bring you the biggest returns. " LOVE V . . " LEIGH," Portland's prettiest and most sightly new addition, is , the place JX - and we want-you to know about it. :, THURSDAY, APRIL NINTH, is our , . . 4 . grand opening day. Itis useless to dwell upon the advisability'of investing ' on the Peninsula.1 You know of the great activity there, of the thousands being invested there by the SWIFT PACKING COMPANY and other big interests. However, just a few other pointers: ' LOVELEIGH" is within the city limits; only fifteen minutes by " car from Second and Washington streets; graded streets (established 4 grade); building restrictions; streets 50, 60 and 80 feet; city water and; electric lights; lots 50x100 feet, cleared and parked; Catholic school within two blocks ; "Woodlawn" public school with in 800 feet. ' . A.r . , . Talze either. "Woodlawn" or "Vancouver" car' at Second and Washington, get off at "yfoodlawn" school house and ; go two b locks west. . ' Agents on the ground. Write, VixVyi to 8x8-Inch Angles -J. TERMS: Lot 045O to 0600 : 01O Dowrj ond 01O per MontH ) ... East En-J Burnside Street Bridge Portland, Oregon i Main 1743 j . Home A 1743 Strtear far for Return 1 Rmfundtd em ' Ground on ; Opening Daf.'i M0M-STEEIE ; WRIY : 1 10 Second Street .... l...;.v . ? '. ft - i f t - i'v- Portland, Oregon . - ' f