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    THE OREGON DAILY v JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY " ' 5, 1909.
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GR01VERS0FEAST
SJLTIIOMIIIET
Matters of Import vWill Be
Discussed at Today's -
. Gathering.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.) -Troutdale,
Or Jan. 6. The Troutdale
Fruitgrowers' and Produce association,
an organisation of eastern Multnomah
county farmers and fruitgrowers, will
hold a meeting here this afternoon and
evening. A number of prominent speak
ers will ba present, among them being
Honorable 8. 8. Morris, who has the
record of making more than one farm
ers' organization a suceess. The after
noon meeting will be in charge of Mr.
isfris. ., . v-;, ..
'The evening meeting will be one of
general 'discussion. .
The association, although only several
months old, has already done much to
oettor the condition of the farmers. It
, intends to take care of the-production
of all the foodstuffs of its members in
this county. It is also the intention to
develop the fruit producing lands; and
to produce goods of such a high stan-
. dard that they will command the' high
est market orlce. It will be necessary
' for every member to ship his products
mrougn a local clearing nouse, at wntcn
place it will be inspected, graded and
'. disposed Of. ' '
From the present outlook more straw
berries wlH be shipped from this point
this year than ever before and the qual
ity will be much better. It is generally
believed that the land in this section
of the county produces premier straw
berries; that it will be but a short time
until Troutdale will be as famous for
its ; strawberries as neighboring terri
tories are for their apples.
Troutdale potatoes have been com
manding the highent market price this
year, notwithstanding the fact that the
production was double that of last year.
BUSINESSMEN
" "WILL ENTERTAIN
Members of the East Side Business
Men's club will bring their wives, to the
next meeting to be held Thursday een
. ing in the Grand Avenue theatre. This
- the date set for the annual election
of officers and an entertainment is to
be given after the officers are chosen.
- An excellent program has been ar
ranged consisting of musical numbers, I
moving pictures and other attractions.
The Oregon ouartet composed of four
L residents of the east side who are fast
leaking a name for themselves, has con- :
emited to sine: several songs.
I George L. Hutchin, manager of the
Rose festival, will be present and so
will Tom Richardson of the Commercial,
both of whom will address the gather
ing. Mr. Hutchin is to speak on mat
ters pertaining to the Rose Festival and
Mr. Riohardson will talk for the up
building of Cast Portland.
The entertainment will begin at 8
O'clock and the members are all invited
to come and bring their wives or sweet
hearts. FIREBUGS ALMOST
GET A DEAF MAN
(United Press Leased Wire.)
North Yakima, Wash., Jan. . A deaf
mute, sleeping in a room adjoining the
saloon of George Smith at'Wapato. nar
rowly escaped death from a fire which
wrtially destroyed the saloon. .The
oprletor and Elmer Eaton are under
rrest on suspicion of arson. The build
ing was insured. Men .who saw th
fire, which broke out at I a. m.. remem
bered the deaf and dumb man and
awakened him In time.
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WEATHER REPORT
Another storm of considerable energy
has appeared off the southern Oregon
coast, and northeast storm warnings
were displayed at all stations in this
district at 7:30 a. m. A strong high
barometer area is central over Montana,
causing a severe cold wave In that
state, the Dakotas and Minnesota,. It
Is also decidedly colder this morning
over this district, excepting in south
ern Oregon and southern Idaho. Heavy
rain has occurred in southwestern Ore
gon, and light snow has fallen in the
sound country, Montana and the Da
kotas. The indications are for occasional
snow tonight and the Dakotas, western
Washington, northern and eastern Ore
gon and southern Idaho. Rain will' con
tinue in southwestern Oregon. . It will
be colder throughout - the district ex
cept In western Washington and south
western Oregon. A cold wave will oc
cur in northern Idaho.
Temp.
Mln.
Baker City, Or.... 44
Bismarck, N. D. . . . .
Calgary, Alberta . . 68
Cincinnati, Ohio .. 68
ttetroit, Mich. .... 60
Helena, Mont. . . . . 2
Jacksonville, Fla. . 74
Kansas City, Mo.. 64
Lewlston, Idaho .. 60
Los Angeles, Ca.1 . . 88
Marshfield. Or. ..68
New York, N. V... 62
North Head. Wn.. 44
Pecatello, Idaho .. 42
Portland, Or 48
Roseburg, Op. 48
8t Paul, Minn.,,. I!
Bait Lake, Utah... 48
San Francisco, CaL 64
Seattle, Wash. . .. 18
Sfsklvou, Or. 88
Ppokane, Wash. 84
Victoria. B. C S2
Washington, D. C. 62
Max. Preclp.
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I : MARRIAGE LICENSES ,
I" J. J. Curtln, 628 Albina avenue, 24,
Ian T.Ullan W. Rteinhnch. 52.
Max O. Stockdale, Sylvan, Or 31, and
' Josephine McFarland, 20. - "
' Frtfnk IL. Devine, 880 East Flanders
street, si. ana juuiei aiyers, i t.' .
Howard T. Rankin, 534 Clinton street,
tl. and Amelia Loomis Glle, 21.' - '
H. L. Backman, 892 East Starlc street,
26. and Myrtle pearl Bennett. 24.
J. F. Teevin, 430 Qantenbeld avenue.
21. and Palsy Watson. 19. - .
CATERING for parties, dinners and
weddings; reasonable. Mrs. Sells
Mann, phone A-iaai)
FLOW EES FOR WEDDINGS AND FU
nerals. Alfred Burkhardt, Nob Hill
florist 120 23d St Main 502. A-S184.
Full res suits for rent, all aUa.
Pnlme Tallonnic uo.. bos Stark st
Washington bldg.. corner 4th and Wash.
Ingion sts.
Bets & Sons, flcrlsts, funeral deslgna
aivy Morrison, taam bvso;
snd floral designs. z Morrison st
Mm M. Smith flor'.st. 150 5th St..
150 5th St.. op.
poilte Meier & Frank's. Main 7218
BIRTHS
BLAESINa To Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Blaeslng-, city, January 4. a daughter.
STARK-To Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Stark, 652 Quimby, December 28, a
sorh
BAIRD To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baird,
1105 East Yamhill, December 14, a
son.
HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Har
ris, 350 Ivy street, December 27, a
daughter.
LITTLEHALES To Mr. and Mrs. J. O
Littlehales, city, December 6, a son
PONTINO To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pont
Injr, 628 Rural avenue, December 28
a son.
BRANDES To Mr. and Mrs. I.. A
Brandes, 84 East Main, December
2S. a daughter.
M'EWEN To Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Me
Ewen, 698 Flanders, December 16, a
son.
DEATHS
WALLACE Hazel Wallace, 890 Wy-
cert. January 5. aced 17: tuberculosis.
THOMPSON Lena Thompson. 1009
Mallory, January 2, agred 36; pneu
monla.
DISBRO O. Dlsbro, Harold avenue and
Thirty-seventh street, January
aged 64: carcinoma.
SULLIVAN J. Sullivan. 786 East Thlr-ty-tlfth,
January 3, aged 65; Brlght's
disease.
CRANE Minnie Ethel Crane, 235 Jef
ferson, aged 32; tuberculosis.
SCHUE Mary Sonne, city, January 1
aged 15: tuberculosis.
FUNERAL NOTICES
THOMPSON The funeral services of
Lena Thompson will be held at the
family residence, 1009 Mallory avenue,
at 2 p. m.( Wednesday, January 6.
Friends Invited. Interment Lone Fir
cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING. MENTEE & GILBAUGH.
undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pins. Main
480. Lndy assistant. ,
J. P. Fiiiley & Son Madrsonn,,
Lady attendant Main ; A-159.
ZELLER-B - RNES CO., FUNERAL Di
rectors, embalmers, 270 Russsll. East
1088. Lady assistant.
ERICKSON Undertaking Co., embalm
Ing; lady ass't.; 409 Alder. M. 613S.
EDWARD HOLuAN, UNDERTAKER.
220 xrd street.
ROSE CITY CEMETERY.
Phones C-2114 and Main 4444.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ABSTRACTS carefully and correctly
compile and examined, charges rea
sonable. Room 6, 221 4 Morrison st.
fnone Main 10. James M. Fugh.
I Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts a
specialty.
Edward Laurlson to Bessie Pon
ton, lot 9, block 24. Mount Ta
bor Villa 1,400
II. Hamblet, trustee, to Joseph
Williams, lots 14 and 15, block
6, Fairport 437
H. Hamblet and wife to Joseph
Williams. 2-l Interest In lota
14 and 15, block 6, tairpoti
Margaret O. Wygant to Samuel
C. Roby et al. 1 4, block 19,
Clifford addition 600
Oregon Water Power Tnwnslte
company to Ernest C Piper, lot
6. block 1?, City View Park ... 250
Victor Herriman and wife to John
H. Ward, lot 6. block 4, High
land School House addition . . . 460
K. B. Sanders to Knud Johnson,
lot 6. block 13. Central Al
bina addition .. . 800
Luzetta Hardman to Blanca C.
Llnvllle, lots 21. 22. 23 and 24,
block 184, University Tartt ... 3,500
E. B. Brubaker and wire to Anna
M. Lee, south 33 1-3 feet of lot
15, block 1, Mount Tabor Cen
tral tract 1,50
Clarke Clemson company to Effie
B. Moll, lots 8 and 9, block 1.
Clemson addition 430
B. M. Lombard and wife to Paul
B. Semer, lot 3, block 8, Han
cock street addition 650
Sunnyside Land & Improvement
company to KobeYt Brooke, east
6.17 feet of lot 6 and all of lots
6. 7 and 8, block 44, Sunnyside 2,500
John Douglan an wife to Louis
Rosenblatt north 40 feet of lot
3 and south 25 feet of lot 2,
block 20, Kings 8ocond addition 5,625
Title Guarantee & Trust company
to August Zink et al, lots 9, 10,
11 and 12, block 9, Irvlngton
Heights jfJOO
August Ziiik and wife to M. M.
Cavanaugh, lots 9. 10. 11 and
12. block 9, Irvlngton Heights 1,600
Portland Kealty & Trust company
to Aram O. Cartoxlan. lot 11.
block 17. Chicago 160
J. W. Reed to C. J. Culllson, lot
X. block 1. Second Williams ad
dition 4,600
J. H. Dunlop to William Curry
Franklin, east half ' of north
west oiiartpr of section 24.
township 1 north, range 6 east. 1,200
H. Hamblet and wife to Esther
F. Bond et al, lots 29, 30, block
21. Fairport addition 487
River View Cemetery association
to John D. Keliher. lot 40, sec
tion 102, said cemetery 100
H: C. Campbell and wife to P. J.
Mlllr south liBif Of lot 8. blOCk
O," Tabor Heights 600
Ada Lawrence to Theophil Kas
per, 2 acres in northwest Quar
ter of section S3, township 1
north, Yange 2 east 800
Irvlngton Investment qpmpany to
Mary McCabe Villa, lot IS.
block 11, Irvlngton 1.000
W. C. Alvord and wife to James
S. BIrrel, lot 3, block 90, Irvlng
ton 1.S50
Guatav Hoffman and wife to A
J. Berg, lot 12, block S2, Cen
tral Albtna 100
M. F. Corbett and wife to John
Schletnlng, lot 4. block 6, Lin
coln Park 600
O. O. Gammans and wife to J. E.
,McMurren et al. lots 1, 11. block
1. Chicago Center 250
H. G. Sahlstrom and wife to Ida
C. Robb. lots 1. 2, block 3.
Maplewood addition 100
Daniel B. Bush and wife to Ben
lamin Green, lot 1. block 34.
Woodstock 660
River View Cemetery association
to Adolph Colson, lot 2, section
102. said cemetery 100
Railway Investment company to
J. Phelan, lot 1. block 10, North
Albina 860
H. C. Adams to R. B. Caswell et
at 83?&8- feet In the east H
of southwest K of section -27,
township 1 north, range 2 east JO.000
B. M. Lombard and wife to A. J.
Melvin. lots 10 and 11, block
26. Railway addition to Monta
vllla 100
Andrew Mollne and wife to Hen- -
rletta B. Ferris, lot 21, block
-1,' Firlafld . i.... 1,900
J, 8. McDonald to Peter Adams. . .
lots 10 and 12, block. ItJ, Lex
ington Heights ..... TOO
T. O. Lee and wife to William A.
Adams et at. iws 10 ana li. -r .
block , Lexington Heights .ad
dition , 600
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS '
W. C. Alvord and wife to John
M. Pittlnger, lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 15,
;; 18 and 17, blqbk 3; lots 6, 6.
7,. 13, 16, 17 and 18, block 104;
- lots 17 and 18, block 107, Irv-
"lngton 20,000
Bridget Bauman to Steve Kos
mecke, lot 19, block 6, Multno
mah addition 600
A. T. Schouboe et al, trustees,
to E. G. Worth, east of lot
8 and east of north 10 feet
of lot 7, block S, Garrison sub
division 1,900
Investment company to Anna A.
Peterson, lots 1 and 2, block 29,
Irvlngton Park 650
Investment company to Louise C.
Peterson, lots 3 and 4, block
29, Irvington Park 650
Moore Realty company to Daniel
"W.- Pierce, lots 1 and 7, block
3; lots 7 and 9, block 4; lots 1,
2, 7, 8, 11 and 12, block 6; lots
8, 4, 7, 8, 11 and 12, block 6;
lots 6 sad 6, block 9, Lorrin-
- tonr alsf lot 6, block 7, Ivan
hoe 7.100
W. H. Davis and wife to Katie
Reischman, lot 4, block 3,
Bralnard 150
F. M. Mitchell and wife to Katie
Reischman, lot 8, block 3,
Bralnard- 160
Asa D. Holiday and wife to El- '
bert N. Barney et al, lots 10,
11. 14, 15, 18, block 6. Smith
son Land company's addition.. 875
John H. Bellmer and wife to
Charles and Kate Relmer, south
Vi of southwest U of north
west M of section 6, township
1 north, range 1 west 1,500
G. w. Jackson and wife to Hennie
P. Coleman, lots 127 and 130, Ar-
leta Park 2,200
G. J. Coleman and wife to G.
W. .lackson, lots 2 and 4, block
6, Troutdale 1,800
Astoria Abstract, Title & Trust
company to Alameda Land
company, southwest of
southwest Va, and northeast M
of southwest 'i of section 24,
township 1 north, range 1
east 100
Edgar B. Hyatt and wife to
Percy R. lVarce. lot 10 and
south 22 feet of lot 9, block
3. Moulton & Scobey's subdi
vision of block "B," Tlbbett's
addition 600
Title Guarantee & Trust companv
to W. II. Wood, lot 12, block
17, South St. Johns 275
J. A. Kclineller and wife to
Joseph P. Montli et al.-lot 10,
block 5. Rosedale 800
R. R. Schomrt to Hans Chrlsten
son, lots 8 and 9, block 10,
Strawberry Dale 350
J. W. Curra'n and wife to E. F.
Ferris et al, Vs acres, begin
ning at northwest corner of
section 15, township 1 north,
range 1 east 8,000
Oregon Real Estate comnany to
Edwin V. OHara. lot 7, block
257. Holladavs1 addition 1,100
William Stalger and . wife to
Peter Knox, lot 14, block 6,
Gay's addition 325
Title Guarantee & Trust com
pany to P. Bue and E. Moe.
lots IB and 16, block 12, South
St. Johns 476
Title Guarantee & Trust com
pany to Peter Bue, lots 1 and
2. block 12. South St. Johns .. '476
Colonial Investment company to
Letltia H. Clary, part or lots 7
and 8. block 1, Fordham
Heights , ......... 3.812
T. C. Bowen and wife to Sadie J.
Carney, north 90 feet of lots 3
and 4, block 118, Grover's addi
tion 4.200
George Johnson to Karl R. Madi
son, Bouth do reet or tot i.
Essex Park 850
Josph N. Teal and wlf to Mary
A. Wilson, lots l ana z. diock
7, Auburn Park
R. I. Erkerson and wife to W." C.
Alvord. 20 acres beginning 44
rods north of southeast corner
of rectlon 24, township 1 north.
800
range 1 east 14,000
Theodore Hornheim, transfers to
Ethel Casselberry, lots 1, 2
and 3. block 6, Council Crest
Park 1.700
George W. Foott et al to Tyrone
P. Cook. 20 acres beginning at
point 765.12 feet south and 16V4
feet west of northeast corner
of the D. L. C. No. 49. In town
ship 1-. north, range 3 east ... 1.500
Fletcher Linn and wife to E. V.
Hale, lot 2, block 1, Blngham s
addition
Pauline Peters to William Wil
son Robinson -et al, lot 16,
block 4, Oakhurst .
450
226
B. T. Soden and wife to Llda B.
McKltrick. lots 3 and 4, block
7. Oakdale
425
Charles J. Blaekstrom and wife
to Daniel Hue. lot 10, block 1,
Rakstrom's addition to St.
Johns
600
Pacific Title A Trust Co.. the lendlns
abstractors, 204-6-6-7 Failing bldg.
SEE
Williams Abstract Co. for prices.
Chamber of Commerce.
888
NEW TODAY.
There May Be
Something In this list that will Interest
you. An elegant 8 room bouse, lot
67 by 125 feet; $4500; terms.
A fine 6 room house, lot 100 by 110
feet, $2200; terms.
4 room house, 4 lots, fine orchard, nice
garden, $2400; terms.
A fine 8 room house, with nice gar
den, some fruit, $1800; terms.
Fine 8 room house fronting on car
line with 2 acres of Jand, all cleared,
good orchard, $8000.
We have city lots, business corners,
ranches. Come In and see our list.
Nester & Richardson
122 H GHAUT) AVE.
Quick Sale
A Bunch of Fine Lots on the
PENINSULA
Near car and school ; great
money-maker; at a ridiculously
low price if taken immediately.
Brong-Steele Co,
110 Second Street. ,
farm Bargain
We offer the best f89 acra farm to
the Willamette valley at a era I bargain.
This farm must be seen to be appre
ciated. It Is In a high state of cultiva
tion. Excellent so!L Fine young or
chard. Good new house and barn; lays
on main county road. Half mile from
good vallev town; 2H miles-from an
other. S300O cash will handle. 10 to
16 years for balance. Farmer retiring
prefers interest. .For particulars call
at ouc office, N ' '.
202K Stark Street
Hortglige Loans
Lcwevt rates of Interest, -LOOTS
&ALOXOV,
CSS Stark Street, aeat SeaoaS.
A GOOD XXTZSTICEXT.
$59500 106x108, $ houses frontlrtr
Oregon tlectno ic K.. on liooa. near
Porter; will s"n be warehouse p-n-erty.
Gordon, 2u8 4lh st. rj ms.
NEW TODAY. -
Mosier-Orchard-Lands
40 acres of finest orchard soil. 4H
miles from Mowier, on good road; 11
acres In cultivation and fenced; t room
house, barn and outbuildings; good
well; 850 bearing fruit trees ef the best
varieties, all In fine condition; plenty
of wood and outside range; 'school close
by. Prioe 84500; half cash. - , .
Kauf f mann & Moore
335 lumber Exchange.
', Meeting notices t
I BAT. NEIGHBOR, COMB
up ' to the meeting of
okM George Washington camp
rmma-i lOnigOl Ql HO lla W
n2SI IT aiah to aneak to TOO. All
VVC-VWl .visiting neljftbora ara 'Wei-...
H. A. V .tEDRlCH. Clerk.
IVANHOK lodge. No. 1, K. of P., meets
tonight (Tuesday) 7:30, K. of P. hall.
11th and Alder sts. Installation of of-;
fleers and other important business and
there will be, something doing In the
banquet hall. A full attendance re
q ne ted. Visiting Knights welcome.
GEO. J. EM ERICH, C. C.
A- H. OAILOHU, ,K. PI K. B.
ELLISON encampment No. 1, I. O. O.
F. Special meeting this (Tuesday)
evening, January 5. 1909, at 8 o'clock.
Odd Fellows' temple. Golden Rule de-:
gree. Members urged to attend. Vis
itors welcome. By order CP; t
E. B. SHARON, Scribe ;
M. W. A. OREGON GRAPE CAMP.
No. 6975. Mondays: Selllng-Hlrscb
diock, inn and wasnington sis.
M. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP, 6.4.
meets Wednesday evening- Altsky
bldg.. 3d and Morrison it,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 1
as:
New 5 room modern bungalow. Im
proved street; $2300; $500 cash, balance
like rent; close to Hawthorne ave.
CONKLIN BROS.,
302 Rothchtld bldg., 4th and Washington.
Price & Peck
38th and Hawthorns.
4 room cottage on E. Taylor St. Im
provements, etc., all paid; $1600.
5 room modern bungalow for only
$2150; $350 down and balance $15 per
month with interest.
8 room modern house In fine location,
1 block to Hawthorne car; $3300; $1500
down, balance to suit buyer.
Great Bargain Lots
$1500, M easily, fine double corner,
100x100, well fenced, 16th st, close
in, level lawn, lot fruit trees, shade
trees, etc; good small house.
$1000 Double corner, 100x125, 18th
st., close In; must sell; only those mean--Ing
business need apply. No agents.
Sea my exclusive agent West Coast
Co., Grand Theatre bldg. Main 7862,
A-183S.
SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
A fine c.ottage home on splendid lot,
100x100, for $1800; $200 cash, balance
$20 a month.
Seven lots, 350x100, beautiful view;
city water: 4 blocks 'M-V" carllne; for
$2000, or we will build $1200 house Uo
suit) and will take monthly payments
for whole business. Besides, having a
beautiful homo this is an excellent In
vestment STARR A CAMPBELL,
End of Montavllla Carline.
FARM, the best 328 acres for selling In
JO acre tracts In Oregon, crossed
by the Salem Electric line, 200
acres under cultivation, splendid
large buildings, depot on place:
prico and terms right. Must qpll
this weeje.
John B. Easter
Gerllnger bldg. Main 2203; WoodVn 2283.
Will flake Yea Money $150 ,
Will rent for $10 per month: will
make you a nice home; 60x100 lot, new
3 room plastered house, near can; fine
view; good neighborhood; barn, chick
en coop. Haverstlc & Gallagher. 843 Vk
Washington st.
6 ROOM HOUSE
and lot 60x100 on East 30th oh W.-W.
carline; prico $1500; half cash; terms.
Spencer Be Co.
102 za st.
BEAUTIFUL block, Delaware ave..
1 AA f ,. . ..n L i 1 1 i it mi-iirl 11 .V. n tl, I
1VU 1 i t AH' III n.iii.'f..in . ... " - .
rar. on Willamette blvd.. near river:
Mo; casti; also uiuck rnyn
addition; loo feet tt car; cheap, for
$1150.
SMITH & ELLMAKER.
Main 5179. 522 Worcester bldg.
WELL sheltered cozy new home; t
good rooms; hall, pantry, good porch
es and 6 fine lots (corner). 50x100 each;
fruits; garden poultry park;, will divide
rounds as buyer wonts. Must return
and care for .estate east; will sacrifice
all for $2550. Portland Homes co., zt
Morrison st. - .
4 CHOICE lots, corner Denver ave. and
Portland boulevard: price, $2500:
terma: 8 lots close In on Commercial
street; cement walks; price, $2850; good
lot in Vernon. $550;, easy terms; lots
50x100. Munkers & Shelton, 268 Stark
St., room 14.
OPPORTUNITY! ,
LOTS FOR $3 MONTHLY.
$125. high, level, sightly lots, water
In; 5 cent carline buy before increase.
ADLER & Kl'RNS,
226 Lumber Exchange.
BEAUTIFUL new 5 room bungalow,
heart of Sunnyside, 2 blocks to car,
full cement basement and walks; street
highly Improved; leaving city: must sell;
$2d00; $650 cash, balance $10 month.
Main 5ii.
1225 BUYS another beautiful bungalow.
4 room, ' new and modern; high
ground; 1 block from Hawthorne car;
close to school; $1925, $225 down, $13 a
month. T. W. Marshall. 3th and Haw
thorne. OWNER PINCHED.
Must sell 4 full lots in Woodstock.
blocks from carline; fine location and
$400 below market Value; price $1000.
?27 Board or Trade.
GOOD new 6 room house with 3 full 4
blocks, east side; 3 blocks to car:
worth Just $3200; must go east; will sell,
$2500 spot cash this week. Don't bother
me unless you mean business. Main 6179.
WE ARE OWNERS AND AGENTS.
River View and Peninsula property.
If interested In low prices and easy
terms call on us. Summit Iuvestme.j
Co., 129 Ktuingswonn ave.
SNAP If taken at once, 1 6 room houite,
lot 80x169 feet, $1650. $450 cash, bal
ance $15 per month; H4 blocka from
Mount Scott carline. at Kern Park.
Sadie McKibben. phone Tabor 200.
A BEAUTIFUL 8 room house on Haw
thorne ave.; all modern - Improve
ments; fruit, rosea and cement walks;
for sale by owner, $6360. Tv W. iiar-
shsll. 89tn ana nawumrng.
FOR SALE By owner, thoroughly mod
em 5 room bungalow, with furnace. 4
block from carline; price, $2500. $?o3
cash, balance $2 per month. Call 1031
K. Z I ST. in.. Amprm mr.
$1600 BUTS 8 room house and lot 62x
at Anabel, Mount Scott line; ho
rented for $1J; this Is a snan. I n;
have money. Sea E. H. Lvment,
Msdison. '
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I WILL build hoyse to uit .umn.t,
on or-rner, east and south ftiiin, I
block from A. car. terms. C'-ill K-u V.,
17th N. phone "V.'on n I7. - ,
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- tract two ml '.es f tTi Ctrr
1H from Olsditone 1 arK, or v. .1
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