THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, , MAY-10, 1808. v
NEW TODAY.
Wse. ;
"fill
Lies In the heart of the Restricted
Residence District von the East
Side. Years ago it might have
been called a suburb Now it ia
too far inside the city limits for
that. .It iV close in only a twenty-minute
ride from the heart of
the business district .
, Buying property in a growing
city is not speculation it is a cer
tainty. v-f
The natural growth of a city
insures a steady advance in val
ues. If you buy at the opening of a
new addition you are in on the
ground floor.
If that addition is made first
class in improvements and build
ings, the ratio of increase on your
money will be greater than in any
other investment you can make.
RoseCityPark
Offers these inducements to the
investor.
Hartman I Thompson
BANKERS
Chamber of Commerce
Acreage
We are now prepared to
sell tracts of from 1 to 10
acres each, within 10 miles
of Portland, on good public
roads, and all good, rich soil,
with no rock or gravel, at
$60 to $150 per acre, and on
terms to suit the purchaser.
THE SHAW-FEAR
COMPANY
245 STARK ST.
SALEM ELECTRIC
5-acre tracts at Multnomah;
2 'to 10-acre tracts at Ti
gardville; 20-acre tract at
Durham; 500 to 1,000 feet
from above stations; prices
$125 per acre and upwards ;
any terms to suit buyer.
V J, RUNNING
426 Failing bldg. Main 4481
for a first-class apartment house,
just off Washington at, 55x100, has
a, 6-room, modern house that pays 6
per cent -
P2UCC $12,500
CALL ON US.
Columbia Trust Company
714 Couch bldg. 109 4th, near Wash.
Will Build forvYou
Why pa rent when you can own your,
own horar&y making a small first pay
ment. .( s. j -. J .- ." . ; :
Hartman & Thompson
Chamber of Commerce. -
NEW TODAY.
hvestiiients
Income Property
Ain aaa -Modern flats; Nob
!H I .i.llllll Hill :. district. near
Washington street; lot 60x100 feet; 9
per. cent iuvvmm..,-,.
tM T t? AiV Modern apartment
M I .OUU feouse: walking dis
tance; west aide; 11 per cent net in
come. -( .
tVir? AAA Full quarter block;
&W.UUU within, 7 blocks of U.
S.' VUStOm noUKi jmju' juiwtwi
but paying 7 per cent net ,
tfOT ftAft 3-story brick, Front
JfrZ.UUU street; full lot; long
lease; paying 9 per cent net.
tOT Modern apartment-
UUU 'house; choice location;
walkinf distance; rentals more than
net 10 per cent
o A AAA Modern 1 apartment
V J VvUU building; choice corner,
near Washington street; within walk
ing distance; 10 per cent net income.
$?01 fi A ft Modern three-story
$JZ)UUU brick; full block;
choice location; east aide; good lease;
8 per cent net rerenue.
JAMES J. FLYNN
512 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
JONESMORE
Is gaining friends every day. Tou will
join them If you come out and see what
they "think Is the best ,buy on the mar
ket today.
JONESMORE
Purchasers are pleased, with the Im
provements and building restrictions.
All houses must be be built 20 feet
from the lot line. There Is an Indi
viduality about
JONESMORE
Because you" buy a Iow-pricedlot Is
no reason why you should be hemmed
In by shacks set Irregularly along the
street. We are going to make
JONESMORE
The prettiest addition of moderate
priced homes In the city. Sidewalks
and Bull Run water In front of every
lot
LOT AJUB 50x100.
$350 to $500
Take Montavllla car..
Agent at tract evert day.
GEO. D. SCHALK
Main 383, A-tllt.
164 Stark St
Rio Vista
Heights
Choice Early Fruit Land
Beautiful Scenic Home
Sites
Water Supplied frm
Spring!
This is the earliest fruit land on the
whole Columbia river,- and reached
by boat and rail.
We are offering the above land in
10, 20 and 40-acre tracts at $50 an
acre up.
For particulars call on
WOLVERTON BROS.
Managers.
402 Mohawk Bldg. Phone Pacific 341.
Two Swell Places in the Nob
Hill of the East Side
550O Quarter block, colonial 8
rooro residence, furnace, gas, electric
lights, modern plumbing, ground val
ue 11,(00, with an 18,000 residence.
8500O Colonial f-room residence, on
E. 28th St.. near Belmont all mod
ern conveniences. House alone cost
$4,850 to build. Ground worth' 11.200.
Reasonable terms, .
The Dunn-lawrence Co.
48 AJjBEB BJTBBBT.
19' acres 6 miles Southeast from
Portland, ' all in cultivation,. 6-room
timico larer hafn and. orchard. trnnA
well and . spring, on . good road to
city, Price reasonable. -
20-Acre Tract '
On Base Line road; 6 acres cleared;
Mt. Hood carline surveyed through
tract. Friee $3.6p0i terms,, ,,
J. L Wells Co.
306 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
NEW TODAY
We have acreage on the O. W. P. car
line at 'Jenny Station that we will sell
In tracts of 6 acres and up, to suit pur
chaser. ,
We have acreage one half mile from
Cedar station on the O. W."- P. carline
that we will sell in tracts to suit pur
chaser. .."..-... : '' T. r '
We ave acreage near Tlgardvllle on
the Oregon Electric carline.
We have acreage near Tualatin on the.
Oregon Electric carline. v v . . e
These elands are all In a good state of
cultivation, and wllj make desirable sub
urban homes. They range In price from
WS to $275 per acre.
' SS acres on the Oregon Electric line,
10 miles this side of Salem. This ia a
very desirable piece of land, particu
larly adapted to fruit culture. Running
water. on the tract. Price $80 per acre.
' 51 acres 4 miles from Monmouth.
Polk county, Oregon, 160 acres In culti
vation, 100 acres slashed, balance in oak
Umber. . Price $26 per acre. Terms easy.
, We have 11 acres adjoining Vernon,
four blocks from carline. For price ana
particular see us. n
We have some desirable town lots, on
EL 15th and Hawthorne, E. ltth and
Madison and E. 8th and Ooing sts.
We have wheat lands In eastern Ore
gon to trade for town or iuburban prop-,
erty, .
We have a 4-room cottage at Newport
to trade for Portland propertr.
CAUSEY LAND & INVEST
HENKCO. SOS VWETZJkXD BUCK '
XUXJT S148.
Places foKth3AVise
Who Come to lis
for the Best Buys
5500 Quarter block. . strlcUy mod
ern 8 -room residence, furnace,
gas, electric lights. Grounds
alone worth $3,600; tt'a an $8,
000 place. Magnificent situa
tion, close In East Bide. -
2500 Corner lot, stylish, modern, J
f-room. Queen Ann; a snap;
on Dawson st. University Park. !
81700 Quarter block, with stylish,
new 6-room cottage, 1 block
Woodstock oars.
BIOOO Good lot with neat 4-room
cottage, 1 block from Mount
Bcptt cars.
Tou should not overlook these, we will
wager them against anything in the
town for the price.
The Dpn-Lawrence, Co.
B48 ALSIB flTBIET-
Only $250
HOUSE AXD &OS XV
Capitol Hill
The Drettiest tilace In all of Portland
on the west side, inside the city limits,
no bridge to cross, on the beHt carline .
ever built, with 5-cent car fare.
This is a 7-room house nicely ar-!
ranged, all finished on a beautiful lot
60x150 feet, high and sightly.
All of CAPITOL HILL is cleared. In
grass plot, no etone, no gravel and only,
10 minutes' ride from the business cen- ;
ter of the city. !
We furnish free abstract complete to
every purchaser, title to all of CAPITOL 1
HILL is oerfect. all deeds and contracts '
of sale given by the Hibernia Savings
bank of this city. Call at the office
Clohessy Sc Smith
Ml, 403 VKAT BTTrXJKHO,
Don't write or telephone, but call at
the office. Terms to suit any, as we
will accept as low as $50 cash.
TWO EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS
AN IDEAL, UP-TO-DATE BUNOALOW,
Jiorcelain bath, modern plumbing, full
ot, one block Anabel station. Price.
$1,750. This Is real snap. f
Easy terms. f
QUABTEX BXtOCX, Gay street, near E.
Stark, Mount Tabor. Neat 4-room
cottage, beautifully situated, choice
variety bearing fruit Only $1,260.
The Dunn-Lawrence Co.
S48 AXDEB BTBJBBT.
Cbolee FRUIT LATOS
In aOODHOE HILLM
famous Columbia Bivtr
ZJ mmtr Via Valleyt 125 mile eut rf
issisnt rortlandj nlies from xorta
ArRICUl Buik road. River and rail trans
Sllll AS I BE portation; Small Timeta; Easy
AIIU UnArC nns. WriM for information.
it ATinO I S.CO0KA.CO.
IU.fl I J lla Oorben Blag.
tMatanaaisBrir me. pobi
FOBT&Uni, OS,
F1LLEY PARK LOTS $110
AND UP
$3 Down and $1 Monthly
6c Fare, Graded Streets and Water.
riLLEY (St, KENNEDY
Office 420 Lumber Exchange, 2d and
Btark. Branch at Lenta, Opp. waiting
room.
APPLE LANDS
40 ACRES
In the Mosier apple belt. All level,
small bearing orchard. 5 acres cleared,
house, barn, spring. Snap; 1-4 down,
balance I, 3 or 8 yeafs at per cent
E. T. Johnson, 141 First St., Portland.
SPECIAL
4,000 ACB.CS cleared land In Willam
ette valley, propose electric line will
pass through it. Is now close to rail
road and suitable for all kinds of grain,
clover, hajv dairying and fruit growing;
will be sold in tracts to suit purchasers
at prices ranging from 823 to 35
fer acre on easy terms at a low rate of
nterest. . - .
LAMBERT -WHITER
V - COMPANY . '
-. BHSBXOCX BTTIX9XHO.
tAbstracts
Lawyers Abstract
and Trust Co. Suite
Aua tlSvlal s A
h If ri B vasesBiiw
I Truil - Co. Bank.
ACIAIi
SEW. TODAY.
V: Let . :
Me Show
You
Let me show you which
way the wind blows.
Let me show you that
the weather vane never
points to the Northeast.
Let,, me show; you that
the stockyards and
packing-houses are lo
cated northeast of Uni
versity Park, a direc
tion from whence the
winds never blow. A
hint to the wise is suffi
cient. Let me show you that
the Oregon & Washing
ton Railroad Co. is
building a railroad di
rectly from McKenna
Junction at the center
of the north line of Uni
versity Park, to the
stockyards.
Let me show you that
University Park will
have, through McKenna
Junction, the only di
rect railroad connection
between the great Har
riman System and the
stockyards.
Let me show you that
all the railroads at Mc
Kenna Junction are on
the same grade level,
consequently, under our
State Laws, every train
must stop. Keep this in
mind.
Let me show you the lo
cation of the lands pur
chased by the Oregon &
Washington Railway
Co. around McKenna
Junction for yards,
roundhouses and repair
shops. This alone means
a great future for Uni
versity Park.
Let me show you the lo
cation of Columbia Uni
versity, the coming
great educational insti
tution of the Pacific
Northwest ; the location
of the sawmills, the fac
tories, the drydock, the
railroads and navigable
rivers all with reference
to University Park.
Best of All
Let me show you where you
can buy on the installment
plan a few lots that will
grow to enormous values
within a few years.
Let me show you that this
is your last opportunity to
buy lots on the Peninsula
on easy monthly install
ments, because all thes,e lots
will soon have passed to
new owners who will be
likely . to demand cash for
them.
Prices and Terms
Prices $10 per front foot for
residence lots up to $20 per
front foot for choice business
lots. Ten per cent cash, bal
ance $10 .monthly on one resi
dence lot and $5 additional for
each additional residence lot,
$10 monthly on each business
lot. No interest if each install
ment be paid when or before
due. - ' , '
Take St Johns car, get off at
Chautauqua Boulevard, where
you will find my office.
Francis 1. McKenna
' ' 60(5 Commercial .Block, : V
. . Portland, Oregon, r '
NEW TODAY,
FARMS
.For Sale and Exchange
BEAUTIFUL 20 ACRES
All In cultivation nsw 6-room houaa.
mlla Mount Angel on splendid public
road; 1 aero of- good orchard and lots ot
berries; rich land and lays perfectly.
This la one of tho cleanest, neatest,
best small farms in Oregon. Tou will
want It cure: 12,600 J term- "
NOT A SNAP
But decidedly ona of the best farms In
tha Willamette valley at a cheap figure;
111 acres, 90 acres cleared and in crop
as follows: 21 acres clover and lta
fine. 8 acres hay, acres wheat S acres
barley. 11 acres oats, 10 acres hops, all
worked out, rest potatoes; orchard, vine
yard, running water, S springs, and not
a foot of waste land. Good house, barn
10x70. Personal property: 15 milch
cows, 2 heifers, some calves, 1 regis
tered male. 30 hOKs, 4 horses, binder. 2
wagons, buggy and harness, and all
other Implement needed, new ana flrst
class condition. This is a rich farm,
well located and certainly a good buy.
Ona mile Mount Ansel, on good road;
$97 per acre. , . . ..
TRADE THfS ONE
inv kuivb i wit " IJr '
Washington county. Oregon; 85 acrea
cleared, rest n uuuw vi
with running wfter. spring- at house and
ban; 2 houses,. barns, good orchard,
lots of berries and walnut trees; 16,600.
Will trade for city, residence property
suitable for renting.
NICE .ONE CLOSE IN
U acres, 6 miles out, all cleared. gooM
l-room house, lots of bearing fruit, rich
soil, splendid roads; 6,000: one third
cash, balance easy. Will sell house and
4 acres for 12.000. Very best berry and
fruit land. A beautiful place; $100 per
acre cheaper than anything else In vi
einlty. Those looking for acreage near
the Mount Hood carline had best sit up
and take notlcft
ACREAGE FQR TRADE
10 acres unimproved. miles out,
mile Bo carline. Subdivide into acre
traots and double your money. Will ex
change for city residence property suit
able for renting.
We bt headquarters for farms. Re
member that.
HARGROVE BROTHERS
113V 6TB rrSUKBT STOBTX,
Cor. StU and OUsan, and Arlota, Or.
Phones Main 488i, Tabor 1022.
A GREAT
BARGAIN
73 acres of choice fruit land one
mile out; 32 acres in peaches, 5 acres
bearing; 7 acres of cherries, 3 years
old, choice varieties; 1 acre of prunes.
10 years old; 20 acres In wheat; 13
acres in timber. Price $8,000. This
farm can be cut up in small tracts
and readily sold for $200 per acre. It
can be purchased on such terms that
one-half of the purchase price can be
paid out of the sale of fruit-growing
on the place.
HUDSON LAND CO.
THE DALLES, OREGON
ACREAGE
Ten acre tracts on the' new electric
line between Oarden Home and Beaver
ton. Fine level land in the most fer
tile seetion Of the Tualatin valley.
These tracts are selling at $100 per
acre this week only Come up today
and let us make an appointment to take
you out. Low prices, easy terms.
Riggs Land Co.
616 COUCH 8UCK
San .Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
1206 Call Bldg.
Talephon noarney 8191.
ADVERTISE atTEJTTG AMD 6TI
OBIOTIOflS HXCBIVED.
Oregoniana when tn San Francisco
ean have their mall sent la ear ot
The Journal offloa.
ARTHUR JU FISH. Reprasentattv
Medical Building
PARK AND AIDER STS.
Alphabetical Directory
Barber. S. J., aUgy, O Kintal, Bdw4
dentists ftuit. (26.
French, O. Oertrnda, Or, physician
BuUe 626. Phones Main 714, A-491T.
Ferris, Bra. T. E. St O. X. dentists
Former I y Macleay bldg. Butte III.
Main 1939.
Hyde, sr. x,eon WUJet, physician and
surgeoB Practice limited to genito
urinary - diseases. - Formerly Flledner
bldg. M. 266. A-1866.
Eoimn, O. B., Parker, K. a, Urs. Suite
609. Phones Main 265. .A-1S6&.
Sawka, O. Bt- nbysloian and sureon
Kolbr-jok, Sr. Millarq Qn dantUrt For
merly Macleav bldf., suit 401-2-3.
Suite 407. Main 8519. ; .- :.,
Keefer, St. m, Dr, dentls Sulta SIT.
Main J83. A-8404.- '-
Xtarkla, 0o., Vrn dentist fluita 103.
Phonea Main 678. A-744 -3Tklns,
T. b. Dr., dentist Suits 407.,
Phones Main 1512. A-5404. '.'
Tlmms, Edna Or, physician Suite
628. Phones Main 714, A-4917. - - i
Tlsltina Horses' Association Suit 0L
Phone Main 4087. - '
Watson, Alfred P, H dantlst Suite
603, - Phonea Main 673, A-3744.- - ,
sUMrler, Amelia and Fred 3- physlolaas
and inrgeoBS Main 182, A-404S, ...
Have your ahstrscts mad by tha Se
enrltv Abstract ft Trust Co f C of CL
Pneiflo Tttia A Trust Co.. the leadlna
abstractors, 264-6-S-7 FaUlng bldg.
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
Beauty Parlors nVrlnmaf:
sages, etc. Mrs. Bonney, 71 8 wetland.
Fire Insurance edr &r John
P. Sharkey about It Phones AJ6J7;
Main ao. atn st.. cor. Washington.
(1 n o Tn n 1 ci 10c lEo and Sia each.
Juauuca Electrlo globs 16c
each; 11.7B do. Manning. 41 Third at.
1A fVoOTn Butter, Milk and Cream.
1A3 UtcqjU xiblna Creamery' Co.
XTina O'Mallev and Neuberger. 127
i uico wanh. Cholc wines, liquors
and - eigars. Look f or tmr - eut-rats sal
Free delivery.. Phone Main 2394.
BUSINESS CARDS.
HOWE, DAVIS as K1LHAM, 109-111 ZD
st. Blank books manufactured; agta.
for Jones' Improvel Loose-Leaf ledg
ers; see the new Kureka leaf. A-1J87.
CLKAN TOWKLS DA1LX COMB,
brush, soap, $1 par month. Portland
Laundry ft Towel Supply Co ttb and
Couch sta Phone 410.
CHARLF8 L. MASTICK CO., FRONT
and Oak sts.. leather and skins of
every description for all purpose; sole
end tap cutters: findings .
BRUIr
DETECTIVE SERVICE CO.
40 Hamilton bldg. M. 4942: A-2S4S.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street pavlnx sidewalks and cross
Ings. 914 Lumber Ksrhanga
ADOLPH A. DEKUM, 131 13T ST.,
carries a full and complete assort-
meni or outcners' supplies,
TIN ROOFINO, OUTTERINO, RB
bslrlng and general jobbing. J. Icall.
nz jerrerson st Hactflc 1414.
F. E. BEACH CKX, THE PIONEER
rmini .wt n iniinw srimsiBB sanaa biuimiiibi
vw a B k, A UVUV A
las DkM. f
GILBERT & KEYSER. CIVIL EN
neers and surveyora. office 414 Couih
ouh
oiofc.. ion tn st. fhone Main 7iw,
C F. PFLUOUK. NOT ARK PUBLJC.
commissioner or deeds. ueuisones
notarlst H. 14 Mui key bldg.. id snd Mor
DUFUR A DUFUR, 1 CORBETT
bldg Phone A-6HSK; largeat and uioat
complete stenographio office in west.
EXCAVATING, TKAAiWORK, WOOD
hauling, v)eanlng-up a specialty.
Logan & Clow, 289 Hawthorne. E-26T9.
THE BAHBER ASPHALT PAVINO CO
of Portland. Office 6&S Worcester bile
NEU A K1NGSLKV. iit 1ST POHT-
land's lesdlng marble and granite wka
lawyers abstract irusi co
M. 660. A 4222. Portland Trust Co. bldg
DONNERBERO & RADEMACHER.
plumbers. 803 Surnslde. Main 8319.
DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENURAV-
ers. Weiss ConnH way. 109 Id M. 7lt
JAS. Mcl. WOOD at CO.. ALL KINDS OF
insurance, surety bonds. McKay bldg
ISAAC C WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE.
944 Sherlock bldg.
WEATHER REPORT
The pressure is falling over the
northwest and the high area overlying
this region is apparently losing energy
very rapidly. Fair weather prevailed
over western Oregon and western
Washington, but east of the mountains
it was cloudy and threatening. Rain
was falling at Spokane, Baker City and
Boise at time of nhnprvatlon this even-
rrng. Temperatures were decidedly be
low the normal over the entire Pacific
coast and plateau region, especially over
eastern Washington, eastern Oregon
and Idaho, where the temperatures, con
trary to expectations, were lower than
last evening.
Cloudy weather, ,wth possibly light
showers, Is expected over this district
Sunday.
FORECASTS.
Portland and Vicinity Sunday cloudy
with possibly light showers, southwest
winds.
Western Oregon Sunday cloudy with
DORslblv light showers, southwest winds.
Western Washington Sunday cloudy
with pfobably showers, southwest
winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern "Washington
and Idaho Sunday cloudy with possibly
ltirht showers.
Maximum temperature. 65 degrees;
minimum temperature, 39 degrees; river
reading, at 8 a. m., 10.9 feet; change in
last -J4 hours--0.1 feet: total rainfall
(S p. m. to 6 p. m., 0 inch; total rainfall
since eseptemoer i. ji.ij incires;
normal rainfall since September 1, 1907.
40.64 inches; deficiency, 8.23 inches; to
tal sunshine May 8, 1908, 7 hours is
minutes; possible sunshine May 8, 1908,
14 hours 40 minutes; barometer (re
duced to sea level) at 5 p. m., 30.17
Inches.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
H. A. Olds, 81 North Sixth street, 88,
and Stella Rhynold. 20.
A. H. Willis, Portland, 21, and Clara
E. Swayse, 21.
Peasley A. Stevens, St. Johns. 21, and
Ruby Viola Newman, 21.
Edwin Harold Wallls, 30H North Six
teenth street, 24, and Bertha Helen
Hubbard. 28.
mippara. z.
Wedding Cards. W. Q. Smith ft Cow.
Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash-
ImartAR aim
Tonseth ft Co., florists, for flowers of
all kinds 123 6th at.
Clarke Bios..
Florists Fine flowers
snd floral designs
389 Morrison st
Full dress suits for rent, all slsaa.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark st
Mas M. Smith, florist. 160 6th sc. opp.
Meier & Frank's. Main 7216.
BIRTHS
HAWXiEY May 9. 1808, at Millard ava.,
Naahville to the wife of R. H. Haw
ley, a daughter.
DEATHS
HAWLEY May 9, 1908, at Millard ave.,
Nashville. Margaret Hawley. belovad
wife of R. H. Hawley and daughter of
E. B. and the late Sarah White.
UNDERTAKERS
DtTNNING. MENTEE A OILBAUGH.
undertake and embalmers; modern
In every det:ll. Seventh and Pine. Main
430. Lady assistant
J P. FIN LEV & SONS. 3D ANU MAUI
" aon ats. Office of county coroner.
Phone Main 9
ZKLLER-BYRNEa COa FUNERAL DI
rectors. embalmtra. 27; Russell. East
10X8. Lady assistant
EDWAfcD HOLM AN.
320 2d st
UNDKKi'AKER.
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO. EM-balmlnsr-
ldv nxr'X 40i Alder M
CEMETERIES
ROSE CITY BINGLE GRAVES. $10;
family lots, $26 to $76. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont at
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 20o. For
full Information apply to Frank Schle-
aeL SSt Worcester
r ma
Fhone A-2i3S
MEETING NOTICES
TO MKMBER8 AND FRIENDS OF
Port Indus lodge No. 67, degree of
honor. A. O. U. W. Take notice that ou
Wednesday evening. May 13. will giv.
their last 600 social and dance in the
large hall In W. O. W. bldg.. 128 Utn
t. cinmt mualn unit refreshments. Com?
and bring your friends. Admission 15c.l
committee Aina wyson,
ner, J. R. Mann.
EAGLES," ATTENTION -YOU ARK
v. hereby requested to meet in our ball,
corner Second and Yamhill streets, at 1
o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of per
forming the last sad rites of our de
ceased brother, Herman W ubberhorst.
.... V W. E. SNYDER,
Worthy President Portland Aerie No. 4.
k.-o. E
ASTRA CIRCLE SPECIAL MEETING
the W. 6, W. building. 128 Eleventh
street. MRS. C. STITES. G. N, .
MRS. E. cabbum. cierc
WEBFOOT . i COMPANY, " UMFORSt
.,- rank,-wuirtva a aance, rTiaay, tay
15, In W. O, W. temple, 128 11th st; ad-
mission 25c; full orchestra; all invited.
M. W A. KVKKI1RKHN CAMP, &.
- meets Wednesday evenloa. Altskf
blCa- sd tnrt M'Trteon'yts.
al. VV. Au OKKOON OitAI'li CAMP No.
S.976. Moniays. 17th snd Marshall.
Visitors wjU-oma-v y
NOTICE3
THKr UNDERSIGNED WILL RF.CF.IVU
.sealed bids (for a stock of merchan
dise, .consisting principally of staviU
frooerles ot the invoice price of
3,211.68, together with fixtures amount
ing to $1,2.4.25, located at 21 3d at
Portland. Ore con. ud to 12 o'clock noon
of Tuesday, May IX, 190S.
A cash deposit of 10 per eent of the
amount bid must accompany each offer.
The right is reserved, to reject any or
all bids. , ; j.
invoice may De seen at my ornce ana
stock may be Inspected during business
nours. vt -
Dated " at Tortland, Oregon, -May J.
1968. - - . R. I. BAB IN,
.ri ' 7 1st f.
AN EXAMINATION . IN LATIN WAS
held by Professor A. E. Siegler of
International universttr of Washington.
D. C. This examination was held at
Stanford hall, April 24. Of 11 students
8 were succesefuL John Bailey 8 per
cent, Walter Jameson 76 per cent, Sam
iscmerov r pr cent. 1 ' : -
"BOO" PARTY.
Given bv Anchor Council. No. T4S. K.:
and L. of 8., Monday evening,- May 11,
at 8:80, In Odd Fellows' templa. 1st and
Aiaer sis.; ice cream ana cane; aomis--eion
16 cents; coma and have at good
time. -
BUSINESS NOTICES
INVENTIONS SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Covenant Contract company. , .437
Fiieaner Ding. Mam 1891.
L. C HENRICHSEN CO. JEWELERS.
nij opticians. 194 Washington at.
HEITKEMPER'S ROSE QUEEN CIO-'
ars, 728 Corbett st. Pacific 1433.
CARD OP THAXKS
WE HEREBY EXTEND TO - QTJR
friends and. neighbors a small mesa-
ure of the heartfelt thanks, which con--
not find expresalon In words, for their
acta of kindneas and assistance and
for the many beautiful floral tokens of
sympathy sent in the hour ot oar deep
sorrow. .
ADOLPH LEGRAND AND CHfLDREN',
MR AND MRS. 8. H. ROGERS AND
family wish to extend to the officers
and members of the L O. O. F.; Social
Endeavor, neighbors and friends their
deep appreciation of the tender sympo-
tny stiown them aurinr tneir ; recent
bereavement ' i
LOST AND FOUJfD
LOST ON 3D ST.,' BETWEEN WASH
Ington and Alder, or In LJpman
Wolfe's, s rhlneatone breastpin mounted
with gold. - Return to acoommodatton -
dek, I.ipman & Wolfe; reward.
YOUR WINTER'S COAL ABSOtjJTE
lv free! For particulars see classl-,
fled ad. business chances. Cardiff Coal
and Coke company. 64 ft t&k at. Phones
A-3613; Main 8648.
FOUND A PLACE TO, HAVK HAIR
mattressea renovated . and returned
same dav. 228 Front-st Main 474.
A-1874. Portland Curled-Hair Factory.
H. Metxeer, proprietor.
LOST SMALL BAY PONY. ROACH ED
mane, halter on; reward if returned
to 145 Royai ave.. Mount Manor.
LOST OR STOLEN SCOTCH COLLlfi!
female. Return to 787 Hawthorne. Pa
clfic 2367. Reward. -
LOST GOLD BUCKLE WATCH FOB, '
valued as the gift of a dying father to .
daughter. Finder will kindly call tp
East 4950. Reward. '
LOST CHAIN AND LOCKET, 1NI
tials M. I. B.; reward. Phone 33-2318.
or Tabor 139.
LOST A BLACK AND WHITE SET
ter pup, Friday morning, fFOm 810 3d
t. Reward if returned to above ad
dress. MALE AND FEMALE HELP
SUPPOSE YOTJ LOST YOUB PRESENT
position? If you cannot command
good position at any time, better see
us. 425 Waahington at. Mala 1028,
A-5501. ' . . v -
WANTED AT CLACKAMAS TAVERN.
a good German couple, good cook, no
young children wanted. Apply to A.
Erlckson, R. F. D. box 6, No. 2, Oregon
City, or.
SANITARIUM COOK. $30; WAITRESS,
chamber, family help, city,, ranch, do
mestic (child); also men cooks, dish
washers. Call Drakes, 305 ft Washing
ton. Both phones.
WANTED LADIES OR GENTLK-
men. Good money for the right peo
ple. Bur D. White Brokerage Co.,
room 81, 268 Stark St.
HELP WANTED AND SUPPLIED. '
rralr HIUWllll. P 1.170 A-1S7
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMEN WANTED TO- SELI COAI,
stock In every town in- Oregon ana
Washington: mine developed and, ahlu-
plng coal; large commission. .
H atn st.
WANTED SAUiSMEM; MANX MAKI3
$109 to $160 per month; sosne even
more; stock clean, frown on "resarva
tion, far from old orchards; eash ad
vanced weeklv: choice of territory. Ad
dress Washington Nursery Co, Top-
penlah. WaahlngTon.
MEN T6 LEAR PtUMBiNG. IfcLkC-
day and night; no books; position se
cured; free catalogue. Coyne National
Trade School. "280-340 8th aU. Saa Fran
cisco.
TRY THE UNION HOTEL FOR YOU rt
meals, uunaay cnicaen a inner oniy
voc; worm uc,
CAL WINE DEPOT, HEADQU A RT h.ft.3
for cooks and helpers 14 t mx.
WE GIVE SPECIAL RATEd FOIl
room and board by week or month.
Union hotel. Hi n. sin st.
UNION HOTEIs 81 N. 6TH ST. 6JSRVBS
a rich man's meai at a poor man a
price; only zoc.
UNION HOTEL SELLS MEAL TICK
ets at 16 3-3c per meaL Trjr. them.
worth double. Bl tn si.
wood. Address 714 Duane at. Oregon
City.
WANTED GOOD BOY TO WORK '
afternoons: must be reliable and give.
references. O-140, Journal.
WANTED A BOY ABOUT IS YEARS
of age to work in mattress laciory.
240 Ruast-11. . 1 ' - .
BOY WANTED, 368, S70 E. WASHING
ton st. Columbia Wire A Iron Works. :
$20 WEEKLY EASILY 45AUNED, !'()--
sition permanent, distributing circu
lars, samples. For particulars, Com-'',
merclal Advertising association, Phila
delphia.' Pa. . .
MAN TO LEARN MAKING " PHOTO
postals while you wait. Apply 314
DUI MfHIU 1 .
PATENTS, TRAX)E MARKS, PAT ENTS
A. j. Matter, ois v.ommonweaiin dki
A GROWING MANUFACTURING-CON:
cern wishes the aervloes of a goo
traveling salesman that Is wtlllng to
invest a little money in the business;
the man rather than his roonev la want-,
ed. Inquire 414 Buchanap bldg, open
PAINTERS HALF , INTEREST I J
shop cheap. Cajl 111 9th ave., Lents,
or at shop, 222 3d st, Monday.
WANTED CAPENTEU ; ONE
t 1 J M. i , V ' -. 1 , , , I ,
V'1I'
suits. ' See BiAnley, 311 Abington 'bldg.,
1 to 4 today. - '
WANTED LIVE YOUNG StATi TO
take active interest ' tn largn cori n
ratlonj' good ' prospects if competent.
Phone Main B 101. from 1 to a p. 'a.
punaay.
UPHOLSTERER AND COCCI I Ma K i
;:t
wanted. J. H. Woltrlng, lit Virt
mt.
WANTEDSALESMAN OF JuiJ A
1 ' .
dress to sen enows. Comfurt Ely
Shoe CO.. 39 Hamilton: bids.
1S
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WANTKU-A HUlKttKtKK; HA:
writing must hn riiuil on.l
Would prefer one who oun. in
necessity, operate a typewri'i-r. A . r
in handwriting, P-41. J.ini-,-i
Fur salu half imi. .
well estiilitlsh"1 r!l i-rini it!
Room 18. 313 14 WiHlilrii.i.
STSNOGR API t K it'. V t.t.l. 1 T. ".
for good position. t- ii;try ti
to ability. . Call at 68 n m. t
a iter,
V A N 1 K l A fij un ".. T U "t
hmM... ri j. n
wax i-:l 'FiATa i t , j :
tion picture n.i-Mii .,
arv. t all ;. :-..., ' .
Sail B.'lJ.