The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, September 27, 1908, Image 23

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON ' SUNDAY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND." SUNDAY MORNINO. SEPTEMBER 27. ,1504. j 1 a. aBjggggawMMgpMMMWMp-l nr j j-nj-r- i "IN ALL TOE WORLD NO VIEW LIKE THIS" ML CtESf f Mffi V' .11 1 RIATURE'S 1MSTERP1CE v : i i -v. y ;OTS $500 amid UP Ye sir INCOME PQ R II FB y At you can't make it yburselfe We will make It for you; Y v lfyourroklBf leMthl50wyer, wriUtouslmniedUteljr . We have 960 acres of bottom land on the Umpqua River,: just north of Roseburg:, Oregon. It has a rich, alluvial soil a true iedimentary deposit a ol with a depth of from 25 to CO feet, that will grow abundantly apples, pears, peaches, walnuts, cherries, plums, almonds, berries . and vegetables of all ... kinds, and sdoes it without irrigation average rainfall,. 35. inches. You' ean market your produce through the Rqseburg Fruitgrower?' Association, at the least possible cost, and fancy prices are ob tained in Portland and Other markets for your early berries and vegetables. ," ..; Every acre ready to plant. No trees, no. stumps, no brush, and overflow water never reaches a foot of this land. Price lower than for uncleared landin other sections of the state that are more widely ad vertised, and which offer in many waysfewer advantages than this favored valley. .No dams, pipes or ditches to break or get out of order.. No fertilization necessary. No alkali to be drained. And we will do the planting if you want us to.' We will plant, cultivate, care for, harvest and market your xrops, and pay you one-half the net profits every time we make a dollar, you make one that's' fair. You invest your money in the soil, we invest ours in labor and management;, therefore, we are' as much interested in : makingthe land produce as you are. Where you pay a company a specified sum for caring for yourjand the case is different. Our way wins. . ,V-t , But if you manage your own orchard you get all the profits.. So we advise our buyers to take imme diate possession. The Small fruits and vegetables raised the first two years will pay a profit equal to the cost of the land and setting it to orchard. Your annual income on ten acres after the fifth year -will be from $4,000 to $5,000. We can take you-to fruitgrowers near our lands, who are making from $4,000 to $10,000 every year on small tracts.' , " i WINNING POINTS Two weeks earlier than other Oregon points This means fancy prites. Irrigation not necessary an nual rainfall 35 inches This means saving of labor and expense. Lands coet less than half what is . charged elsewhere This means saving on investment Easy terms granted in paying for land This, means you can pay for land out of crops. Superior transportation facilities via S. P. R. R. This means easy access to markets. Development for non-residents on shares This means the best care possible. Immediate possession granted where desired 'This means a home from the first. Beauti ful valley and delightful climate This means health and happiness. Rural free delivery of mails This means country life with city advantages. Every acre ready to cultivate no stumps This means avoidance of delays. RGSEBURG HOME ORCHAJRD TRACTS W. C. HARDING LAND COMPANY, Inc., Owner SO Fourth Street, Board of Trade Building, O round Floor Phone Main 5465 Portland, Oregon Phone Home A-3229 10 PER CENT DOWN f 10 PER MONTH' ... ( Bull Run Water, Unexcelled Car Service, Streets to be graded, Cement Walks, Parking System, Electric Lights, Telephone, Building Restrictions. If you would have a home site good, And if you're wise of course you should; You'll buy a lot on Council Crest The fairest spot in all the West. V IAKKEY m RiuniiaiiiinisinraiiiinnnniiiiiunsiiiBiiH . "v a ii - ' .' Pacific Iron Works W PII H D II ' . Alllll 141 Ifll II . II II .11 II 122V2 SIXTH STREET, COR. WASHINGTON A2537 PHONES MAIN SSO O. E. Hcintz, Manager. Phone East 57; Home B-1157 Castings of AH. Kinds Steel Buildings and Bridges IN STOCK 3 to 24-inch Beams, 4 to 15-inch Channels, lYixlYt to 8x8-inch Angles. East End Burnside Street Bridge Portland, Oregon ft 1 SALE OR EXCHANGE JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING? FOR kZ2XUEBKEEX33ZEKX33X3XHSl'BZ3rXEIB3XSXXCXE2XX3!X7KBKl It 1m will take a ride on the Montavilla car, a,nd get off at JORIESMORE n I tit U IOWQ , we will show you the SpSi,' best investment for the money in the city. Geo. D. Scnallci 264 STARK STREET An Eastern Opinion of Lake County Oregon KIN8LET. Iran.. 8n 1. ion. Mr. C. A. Griffith. Larned. Kan. Dear Blr: In reply to your question! about Or- n ana tne ureffon valley LAna com pany's lands. I went there for the pur pose or loosing; it over ana iouna everything aa gooi. If not better than represented by the company. In fact. It la the beat proposition I struck In even weeks' travel from Kansas to the racuia coast. The. cllinate la fine; the nil discs, rien loam in the vaiiavs: all crops rood without irrigation and better when they use water; allklnda of fine frulta and vegetables; a nice little town , of about 1.200 people, all nappy ana rriendiy. in mora at home there than i all my travels. I bouaht contract aa soon aa I rot back, and expect to buy all I can and bo back to make my home there. If you have on of these contracts, I would advise you to- buck to it and buv as many more aa you can carry. There Is no possiDie way to lose out oa It. When the railroad that Is batldlnr rata that- aVd It will be there Inside of a vear. all this land will be worth two or inree umea wnat it coats you. There Will b all klnda Of business ' lhr and If you want to live there, there la no oner piace unar tne sun. T. B. HOrrMAX. , Klnalev. Ksnsj (Ex-Couaty Tree surer of. Edwards 480 AC&ES fine wheat land 8 miles miles from Heppner, Or., S00 acres in crop, plenty of . water, house and barn, also 8 full lots on Commercial St., central Albina; good 7-roora house, 60 fruit trees, 600 miscellane ous berry bushes, plenty garden truck: this Is a swell place. Price for all $18,000, or will exchange all for a good wheat ranch of about 1.000 acres. 1S3 AOBE&, ltt miles to Toledo, Or., SO acres cleared, remainder pasture, nne 8-roora house, good large barn, tso acres tldelands, remainder uplands, all tillable when cleared; fine springs. water piped to house and Darn ; on river; 4 acres orchard, 80 acres In crop, 10 acres potatoes, 85 tons hay, 80 nogs. 15 cattle, and all tools, im plements and reea goes witn the place. Price 88,500, and will exchange. 680 AOXES. 5 miles to Heppner. Or., on county roaa, i-room uouse. Darn 80x88, granary and other outbuild ings, steam threshing machine, head er, header boxes, 5 wagons. 2 gang plows, 2 drills, harrow, diss, etc.. 7 horses. 1 cow, chickens etc., 1 acre orchard, 650 under cultivation, re mainder pasture. Price $20 per acre, or will exchange for ranch between Portland and Salem. . . 160 ACRES, White Salmon valley, fine fruit lan4, l4 miles to school, church, postofflce and mill, un tilled. Price $65 per acre, and will exchange for Portland real estate. Big snap, 40 AOmES, 18 miles to Portland, 8 miles to ' electric line and R. ii.. acres under cultivation, house, barn and other buildings, 80 tons bay,- 8 horses, 4 cows, all Implements and 8 acres lata potatoes. All goes for 85.800. Half casn. 100 A CUES, mile to R. R. and boat landing. 18 miles Vancouver, wash., 40 acres hay and grain, 11 acres prunes and cherries, 1 acre apples, balance timber and pasture. 80 ton hay, grain, steam prune dryer, wagon. u cows, 4 ?ilace; ruck; Plenty nay, feed and ga 1 Ca v as un 1 fin Ilia lot In n agooa towns and electrlo .r1"8" l p- K. K. station. ., uuu jiuubo, oarn, impie w. , I., oh, uuucg loni time 6 per cent YES i yf ,nthe 'amous Tualatin val- - i". i" "1I1B".A1ar,avlue. on Halem c.ouiiiu nne, iu acres cleared, bal ance timoer and pasture, small house IT'S SO i Avsktss, i mile to ReedvlUe on the r. n. a.., x miiea irom Portland, all nice level land, 26. acres In crops ooa nouse ana Darns; this is a good terms. per acre, with good carnage, all outer tools. norses, an go at io,vo, . and will 1500V property in on exchange. take ISC Best buy In this country anywhere. Finest dalrv ranch. 600 ACMES on the Willamette rivsr, 8 miles to tMuem, iuu acres in crops, all fine land, good buildings, windmill, lots of stock and Implements; 860 per acre; will exchange, part or all for city real estate. 4t us tell you about It. ITS TRUE s m vmrnm t WLivm uuwvr cuiutkuod, balance fine oak, ash and fir timber; this would make a fine stock or hoa ranch; M,0 worth of hsrdijpod on I 40 ACSE8, 84 miles west of Portland, all in crops, nice level land, orchard. 6-room house, 2 big barns; a cheap w ,ninB hi l uuatin lunnn Salem electrlo line. 14 miles south of i' "ore" " crops, nne land, orchard. 6-room house, big barn plenty water. Price $125 per acre, or will take city property to half its tuw, ivui iuuv, psr cent. THERE'S 8 ACRES of nice level land, good soil fc i7. i . .."auon- mile to Witchhaiel station, good house and barns, the best In the valley for - """J tmr acre: rood irmi 10 ACRES, V, mile to Tlrardvlll. nn Salem electrlo line, nearly all clear. f ood house and barn, berries and rult, plenty water, a fine summer home. Price $175 per acre. 10 ACSXS, IV, miles to Ttgardvllle on Salem electrlo line, fine land, 8 acres ciearea. .trice int per acre; small paymvni uowo, oai per cent 10 ACRES, 6 miles south of Portland, near Bertha station 8. P. R. R, all nice land and under cultivation, to Sxc-hn" tor clty proparty. Price $6,000. TOM IfAJUm or acreage we have the largest list In the citr. from l um to 100, on the different electric lines ' and from 18 acres to 18.000 acres la all parts of Oregon and Washington. I The owner's price la our price. We cnarge no commission, we also give you an imormaiion rree or enarga. Our motto Is a square deal ta all. ilance long time, 6 Our agents will be at the tract all day and every day whether the LID is on or not. We show the property on SUNDAY, and take your money Monday.' County, Kanaaa.) - V - Y" ' Farm$Herefor?2ooEach Prne Tree Ian d Company TTTB - ARZMg . TltT.W tin . .. ' . Ut!fl 232 ; p p n i a i . 4TBf New afd mra t-rt d we, ilea. East Mala street asy wala- leg aistanee; rmf wa.terma. , Msst e L ae a-t oaK-klr, (4 o-rVQ Mill. belee Watlnn, wr wt.l evenaage for aanall dwelling soil Ofee rh JACKSON DLERINCJ rbane Wm Hi, Ht t t'k f- 2392 KERCmli IUUWO Tllfl X.AWV6 ajiM. lis HOVTUT LtlllllW LOT n oiTxjf rui wrrx raox ajuc Own Your Own Home New rnlfrn 8-riviia hnrsa. mrim b f 8-!tl. rtrti lot tvon. rloM ta tw (ir't: t-rU-m llkbt: Its rK xt fati to rrs Vs. CHAPIN O, HRL0W : o int. a ;;. 508-18 Buchanan bldg, 18$ Washington et Phono Mala 8888. There Are Only a Tew Samples HOLLADAY'S ADDITION The one beat plaro la Port Is ad to bar. Oeos-raoklcal eaatsr aad isat a afrabie tvaldeeire property of the city. Seeing ts bellensg. Bother go aa I aw tko saaay ebelee roaMewcwa ssda oatstrvciloej and tba laiprwvv aieats going oa. THE OREGON. REAL ESTATC COMPANY tV TMXKO STAXrXi - - rOETLAJTS. OU30S. METZGER ACRE TRACTS Acre Tracts ONLY 30 Minutes, Ride On OREGON ELECTRIC LINE 10 PER CENT DOWN THREE PER CENT' MONTHLY Call at Office for Plats. Rich Man's Delight Poor Mans Paradise Metzger Acre Tracts afford the rich man an everlasting delight With a few acres of this rich land so delightfully situated at Portland's door only 30 minutes' ride on the Salem line--the man of means can have a world of pleasure. Some acres are beautifully wooded with various kinds of trees, some partly cleared and some all cleared. 1 The poor man owning an acre or two of this profitable land where he can - reach the city quicker nhan he could from many city additions . where a lot 50x100 feet would cost him more money, will be master of all he surveys and can live independently the rest of his days. It will not be long before it will be impossible to ' secure an acre sosiruated at three times the price now asked then the poor man will be forced to . go further and fare less. The wise, men of the West are buying Metzger Acre Tracts now." r HERMAN 226-228 FRONT STREET. PORTLAND METZGER BRANCH OFFICE : Owner, PHONES MAIN 474; A-137. PHONE MAIN 6403 Glen Harbor Will aonei to tato. Oaly s few choice lots rt GlEN HARBOR REAITY-C0. 888-8(8 OiAaakar ef C-arra. - Bargain inSunnyside Rsaso ef T rtww. strictly -'- aaA nearlv . wU ki''t and warn, ewlf t i'oA rrV- 81.TM- CTa t. : 8 . hi. :f ?. 144 E, !'(. - T : iSflt t . t 0 13 !