The Oregon daily journal., July 12, 1908, Page 41, Image 41

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY: 12. 1008.
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Not Only Papa but Mamma
and the GIrlslSweltcr in
Town This Year.
(United rrM Uwd Wire.) .
Chicago, July' H. Ths "very beat
people," who heretofore have known
nothing of Chicago when It la really
hot, are tint lounKlng around In eaay
t-haire at aeanhore resorts or fighting
mosquitoes at mountain hotnea tnia
year. The current Issue of the aummer
hocIhI rrglstor ahowa a remarkable
number of society llghta who are re
maining at home thla aeaaon enduring
th licHt instead or aalllng for Kurope
upon tho appearance of the flrat bright
duy.
Hankers, particularly, are remaining
at tin- helm throtiKh the hot months, ap
parently alrald to let go even ror a
two-weeks' visit In tho country. In the
Hummer of 107 there were 1.B08 for
hIkii addreaapa of banlcera, while . thla
your ie register sliows but 717.
liOSEBUKO HAS 3IARKET
DAY AND HORSE SHOW
(Rlierlal Dlnpttcta to Tba Journal.)
Rom-burg;, Or., July 11. Hoaeburg
held it m first monthly market day ana
horse-show Saturday under the direc
tion of Max Zimmerman, an experi
enced man In such events. The city
waa flllfd with hundreds of people from
tho adjoining towna and rural districts.
The event was a success in every way.
Many fine horses were exhibited. Rose
burg In noted for the great number of
horse fanciers, most of them owning
flint driving animals.
K. H. Alley exhibited one of the finest
driving teams. Dr. A. C. Seeloy, W. W.
Cardwell and II. F. Deardorff also
drove hundsomo animals.
MAN'S MISSING NA3IE
FOUND BY SLEUTHS
(United Prm Leased Wire.)
Chicago, July 11. A parcel check this
afternoon led to the Identification In
Bt Louis of C. W. Edward of Chicago,
an. electrician, who hail been Buffering
from a Strang caa of lapse of inoin
orr. v '
Edward) walked Into a police ata
tlon at St. Loula. Wednesday, and asked
the police who ha was.
II said he knew he waa an electrician
and hla nam was Ed, while his wlfe'a
nam was Carol, but he could not recall
hla laat name. The police traced a
parcel check found In tils pockets to
Chicago and properly identified him.
lia wards cannot explain tne lap.
PHILIPPINE DISHES
BOUGHT IN GERMANY
J. It. Brooke, a representative of a
wholesale crockery firm in Portland.
Me., passed through New Tork recemly
en route to tha Philippine, where hla
concern does an ImmmiM business In the
sale of dishes among thv people of thai
Islands. He remarked during a talk
that orevloua to the flDaulf M-Amurleun
war, not a alngle dish waa exportuUl
rrom this country to the fnuippinea, tne
Filipinos buying nearly all their dish
rrom England and Germany.
"Hut thla Is not so now" ha ad1ed.
'Today we have practically th wholol
or mo f nuippine cnina ana earinenware
market in our hands, and, of course, our
export of dlshea la Increasing as tho
islands increase in population and civ
ilian tlon.
"The dishes which are mostly In de
mand out there at present are of tho
unbreakable variety, such as one sees I
in tho cheaper, restaurants, hotels, and
boarding houses here.
"Among the wealthy class of Filipinos
me most exDenaiv eiuna is in pristc an-
mand. They think nothing of paying
several hundred dollar ror a tea or din
ner set. .
The only class of neoole In the Phil
ippine who don't buy goods from us
are the Chinese. There are runy gu,ouu
Celestials In the Islands todav. and I
don't believe there la one of them who I
purchases an article made here or In
any other country out their own.
Mr. Brooks added that the value or I
our crockery and glassware export to
me Philippines in laui waa close to a
million dollars.
sawdust baa reached thla tag. put It
ever a flra and boll until It la of about
th earn oonslatency aa good past.
Strain off all moisture and add enough
thin glue water to aoften a-little.
Press thl Into th crack between
board and let It harden.
Th next tep 1 to go over tha sur
face of tha floor with a good ready
tL- .
prepared wood flllar. wnieh may b
bought of any dealer In varnlsnss.
When tb filler baa dried apply ae
eral eoata of floor rarnlah. To keep
auch floor clean all that la needed I
a dally brushing over with a broom
over whloh thr ha been slipped a
cheesecloth baK and an oocaalonal wip
ing over with linseed oil.
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TIMBER TRACTS
For Soft Wood Floors.
From Suburban Life.
A soft wood floor can be made lust
as attractive and aa easily kept as a
naro. wooa noor. l nave usoa the fol
lowing inetnoa with success on my
oughly cleaned, then planed smooth and
tne cracks riliea. An excellent prepara
tion for fllllna cracks la made as fol
lows: Put some sawdust In a dish, and
pour enough boiling water over It to I
cover it ana let stand until It s almoat
pulpy, stirring occasionally. When tho
HAVE YOU ANYTHING FOR SALE ?
List It With
I L. MOFFETT LUMBER EXCHANGE BUILDING
If the price is right we will find buyers. ARE YOU FROM MIS
SOURI? Try us and wo will show you.
DONT FORGET If you wish to BUY OR SELL
L L. MOFFETT, 423 Lumber Exchange Bldg.
WILL OBTAIN RESULTS.
Within the city limits of Salem, $ mile from the depot, snd
surrounded by good homes, we have tor sale 30 acres, with a good
6- room house, new barn, orchard of mixed fruits, well fenced. This
tract will find ready sale divided into small tracts. Our price for
the whole is $4,000; half cash, balance easy.
Adjacent to Jefferson, Marion county, on good public road, w
offer a 70-acre farm, one-half well cultivated and one-half pasture
and light timber, at $3,000; $1,000 cash, remainder to suit buyer.
Near Cedar Mills, 35 acres, on public road, with 17 acres cleared,
rest stump and timber, all fenced; good orchard, small house, large
new barn on stone foundation; will sell at $175 PER ACRE;
half cash, and allow 10 year9 for remainder at 6 per cent.
In the vicinity of Beavcrton, good 8-room house and 21 acres,
half being in good winter apples; good well; across street from
school; price $7,000; $2,000 down, the rest to suit purchaser.
Also near Beaverton we have a well cultivated 11-acre tract with
7- room house, 7 acres of good apples, good well, for only $1,000
cash, remainder -of $3,000 on easy installments.
Nine miles from Portland, near railroad station, we have a 40
acre farm facing on two public roads and in a location where it
could be' divided into ,-acre tracts and sold at a good profit; 35
acres is cleared and the rest is stump pasture; there is a good 4-room
2 house, orchard, a $1,000 barn and other buildings; this must be dis
jjj posed of in a limited time; only $ll,O00.
4 -Across the Willamette from St. Johns we have a few 40-acre tracts
3 for sale, some of it being in crops and some with enough timber
to pay tor the place in wood. These we are selling at from $75 to
4 $125 per acre, according to improvementsetc. Call on us for fuller
Jt information about these tracts.
There is a growing demand for suburban acreage, which we are
j selling in tracts of 3 acre up to 10 and 20 acres, ranging in price
J from $75 to $300 per acre. We also still have a few waterfront
lots on the O. W. P., 50x280 feet, at $500 and up.
I We invite close investigation of our properties. Call or phone
Main 35 or A3500.
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HOLLADAY'S ADDITION
The one best place In Portland to buy. Geographical cu ter and most de
sirable residence property of the city.
Seeing is believing. Better go and see the many choice residences under
construction and the Improvements going on.-
THE OREGON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
POSTUSS, OBEGON.
O. E. Heintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157
Castings of All Kinds
Steel Buildings and Bridges
IN STOCK-3 to 24-lnch Beams, 4 to 15-inch Channels,
l'zxla to 8x8-inch Angles
East End Burnside Street Bridge
Portland, Oregon
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in all the World No View Like This"
LOTS 3400 AND UP
TERMS: 10 Down, $10.00 per month. Unex
celled Car Service, Magnificent View. Bull Run
Water Piped to Each Lot. Streets to be Graded
and Paved. This is the Place for Your Home.
Buy Nowf Prices Will Surely be Advanced. The
History of Portland Heights will be Repeated Here.
See Our Agent on the Tract at the Branch Office
any time today.
Jno,
A 2537
Sfarlkey Company
RAILWAY ADDITION LOTS ARE SURE
TO DOUBLE IN VALUE IN 1908
Twenty - Eight Blocks
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Corner Lots $100, Inside Lots $85
Easy Payments $10 Down, $5 Monthly
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
RAILWAY
ADDITION
OFFERS MANY INDUCEMENTS TO THE BUYER
FIRST The best investment In Multnomah county.
SECOND Excellent location for a home site to the man or
woman who wants to save that rent.
THIRD No better soil anywhere.
FOURTH Immediate possession upon first payment.
FIFTH No red tape building restrictions to keep out the labor
ing man.
SIXTH Double-track streetcar service, with a 5c fare and a
car every seven minutes.
WITH THESE CONDITIONS
And a rapidly growing district, is it possible to make a mistake? Buying
lots in Railway Addition on the ground-floor price will put you on easy
street I want you to be the judge. Come out today and see for yourself.
Agent at tract all week, including Sunday.
Take Mo'ntavilla car at corner Third and Morrison streets; get off at
corner Villa and Hibbard streets, Montavilla branch office. For further
particulars call at office.
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IT PAYS TO BE ON TIME,
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BUY AN ACRE HOME IN
JUST EAST OF VERNON
TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES' RIDE ON TROLLEY
FIVE-CENT FARE
ACRE TRACTS
$800 to $1000
Positively the best buys before the
public.
Killingsworth avenue runs through
Jorbade.
Get busy at once and investigate. It
will pay you. Better come in and let us
show you the advantages of buying now.
We will tell you what we know, and it's
up to you to buy where you will reap the
biggest profits.
Jordan &
Garbade
23254 WASHINGTON STREET
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122 Sixth Street
PHONE
Main 550
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Bandon
Ts what we told you in last Sunday's Journal, and we meant it. Furthermore, a rail
road has been sun-eyed through BANDON, connecting with Southern Pacific main
line right of way secured and actual graJing and tracklaying commenced. "A atep
in the right direction." ,
VALUES are there, PRICES are way below value, TERMS are eaay, the
PROPERTY ia choice, the time is ripe to invest to beat possible mdvanta re. '"DO
IT NOW." .
BANDON has the most beautiful beach on the Oregon coast, a DEEP WATER
HARBOR on the Coquille river, and is destined to become a commercial center and
famous aa a beach resort. .
Call at office for full particulars, or send 2-cent atamp for Booklet, ABANDON-BY-THE-SEA.
Address
WARREN PUBLICITY COMPANY
405-6 Buchanan Building. . ported Ore -en.
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