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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY . EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1910.
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Topics of Interest in
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IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Thomas Barry and Mies EllenJ
tiarry tell on me vciiaiiu x-iniitcu ouir
day morning, from San Francisco for
the east. They will go-direct to Ashe
vllle; North Carolina, to visit relatives
for a month before proceeding to West
Point to join .General Barry, who will
remain at Fort Mason several "week
l longer to welcome his successor to the
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Mr. end ' Mrs. Charles . E. Rumelln,
,Reed Rumelln and'Mlas Rhoda Rumelin
leave tonight for an ' eastern trip -that
" will Consume two months' time, The
. trip wiU be taken over the Canadian
route, and visits will be made In Cleve
land and Chicago. Much of the time
will bpent In Glens Falls; New York,
Reed Rumelln wnr not return with his
parents, but will be placed In' Law
lencevllle, New Jersey, a - preparatory
school for Princeton, i ; .
'. :- "aaHa--- -''"''' ' : r. -Mr.
and Mrs. M. A.,.M. Ashley and
children have returned' from,; the east,
where they haye been traveling since
'late- tn May.. ' .-- a-aA"--- ".
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, -Mn and Mrs. J. Andre Foulhoux left
today for Tacoma, to spend the Week at
. .the Facif la northwest 1 tennis tourney
They wllj have apartments at the Hotel
" TacQma,' Mrifoullhoux will enter the
lists of fair contestants, as will also
Miss Lessie Leadbetter and Miss Susan
1 Clark, v Miss Leadbetter will be with
Miss Hazel Hotcjiklss.
C. H. Davis, Jr., has taken the Veness
1 home ,at ' Twenty-first and, Johnson
streets, and will move Into his new res
idence about -the first of s September,
Meantime. Moore & Co. will have charge
of It remodeling and decorating.
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Mr." and Mrs. Frederick Alva.Jacobs
returned yesterday from ' the beach.
They -will leave soon for Europe. .
' t vr: a . : ' C'a V'.'-A-S'''.
Mrs. A. ' B. Stelnbach and Jerome
'Stelnbach left Saturday for San Fran
cisco, where they will be" the guests of
Mrs. Stelnbach'a daughter. Mrs. Herst,
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The engagement of ' Miss . Eleanor
Macdn'nald to Bamuel L.', Banks was an
nounced, last Saturday afternoon, at a
pretty taa given byT Mrs, Julia G. Mac
donald, the- mother of the bride-elect
Hearts was played on the lawn, where
three tables were arranged., Each table
was canopied with ft Japanese parasol,
and "the three parasols roped together
with hearts, making ft picturesque ef
fect. Prises were won by Mrs. . John
Stevefla and Miss Alma Soon. The date
of the wedding Is set for the first week
in September., Miss Macdonald'ls the
- only daughter, of Mrs. Julia 3, Maedon
ald. She has been . an enthusiastic
worker In the Oregon . Association . of
Collegiate Alumnae, and is now the re
tiring president of the association. In
their al freco performances of-"Rooin
. Hood" and Browning's "Colombo's Birth.
dy." Miss Macdonald took prominent
parts. The bride-elect Is a graduate of
Wellesley, class 04, and since graduation
"has spent ft year and a half abroad. For
the last few years She hasv, been a
teacher at St Helen's Hall and at the
East Side High school. , Mr. Banks ia a
Multnomah club man and Is with the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany. He comes from an old New Tork
family; being "the son of Mrs,, John
Banks of Balnbridge. New York. - The
truest list Included Miss Mabel Akin,
Mrs. W. J. Baker. Miss Nan Beats, Miss
' Elizabeth Beys, Miss Gertrude Bongard
per, Mis Laura .Northup, Mrs. John
. Stevsna. Mrs. John L. Travis, Miss Alma
Noon drs. "Roger Currier (Miss Viola
NoaifV and Miss ;Ethel Wajceman,,? w
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Mrs. Sol 'Ehrman. who- has been the
1 guetof Mrs,; 1. N,-.. Flelschner afher
. beach cpttage. has. returned to her home
in San Francisco. . : -
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Dr. Jesse E,tteison has "returned from
a year' in Berlin, and Is ,at the Hotel
Portland. .
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Mlts Grace O'Neill has been confined
to her home since last Thursday with a
severely sprained ankle.
Mrs. J. Bloch and two-daughters,
, the Misses, Helen and Florence Bloch,
are . visiting relatives and friends. In
Kan Francisco. 1 '
" Rev. F. D. Finley left yesterday morn.
Mng for,. Long Beach for a month's so
journ. -:-.. u.'-"-'".--.-.... .,;....
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Mrs.XDJ!ttte has returned from Van
. couver, where she spent a month with
friends. - , , ,
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Dr. and Mrs., F. E. Moore are In San.
' Francisco, where they are registered at
the St. Francis hotel, ;
Mrs. E. " R- Swinburne ? has returned
to--v her home' In Pendleton, after a
month' vitlt with Portland friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sanger are at the
George Turner ranch on the Clackamas,
where they will camp for six weeks.
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Announcements have been received In
this city of the marriage of Miss Maude
.Zimmerman to, Walter Chappeau, of San
Francisco. The wedding took place on
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FRANK L SMITH MEAT CO.
"FiaHTINQ THB BEBF TRUST"
Qo to Any Smith Market for v
Columbia- River Sturgeon. v ..
.ujunipia niver salmon ,
Halibut , , ,.
Smith's Norway Butter .
bmun s i-Tesn ggs
Smith's Bacon, by piece ..... . ...22
Smith's Lard, 8 lb. pat) ...T....55S
Smith's Cooking Compound, also pu-e;
ib: pan !'.!'.'":"::',"!:"::28s
Veal Breasts, for stuffing.. .10-12l4?
Shoulder Roast Veal .10-124S
Veal Cutlets k litilsS
Veal for pot-pfe 7.. 7.7. IBS
Calves' Liver , . . . ! . . . i H2
Pork Sausage ,igS
Soup Bones .4S
Pot Roast Beef ................... 1 ol
Boef.to Bake .7 to io?
Hamburg Steak ,,. ..7..12vti
All the abova Meats and the following;
73i,
17 lbs. Granulated sugar ...... .81.00
; 60 lbs. Our Best Flour High Pat.
f:uaranteed ........... ...... 50
bs. Rice .. .1?.. ............gi.oo
20 lbs. White Beans .......... .gl.oo
'A lbs. Macaroni, Spaghetti or Ver-
, mlcellt for u..,.k 25
. 5 lbs. Tapioca or Sago ........... 25
' lbs. Oatmeal 25
19 lbs. Rye or Whole Wheat Flour..35
1 1 lb. Mexican Chile Peppers .30
Brooms, ach. ... .850, 45a, COo, 65o, (iO
i0 lb. can Table Syrup, good . . . , , .50
- jrk ipr ,. , ZD
1 gal. can Apples, Pears, Peaches,
Aprkots or Blackberries ....... .$0
I gal,. Dm or Sour Plckels ...... .3oi
- 2 quarts Bauer Kraut 35
.4 cans Milk $2. AO per case ...15
8 cans SBlmon, Cdrn, Tomatoes or
Beans for j 25
Bits of Furniture
By a Journal Reader.
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ANY farm houses could be made
more attractive and homelike If
,the bare corners were filled In
with some handy little piece of
' furniture which can be made at
home with very little expense. . And
every-house wife ought to be able to
drjve a few nails without smashing her
thumb. I will tell you or a handy utue
book case made of boxes, and perhaps
someone else would like to; make one.
Take three soap boxes about 10 Inches
deep, 12 inches wide and 30 Inches long.
For-legs take fdur strips one half Inch
thick and 2 Inches wide and have them
about six Inches longer than the width
of the three boxes put together. For
the top take a board about 14 Inches
wide, 82 Inches long and one half Inch
thick. - Remove upper sides of . two
boxes and put them side by side on the
floof and nail the legs on. Put facing
strips over the ends where the cracks
of boxes come together. Facing strips
should be 1H Inches wide, one half inch
thlck'-and- about AV inches long It
can be covered with pretty cretonne or
with housellning or wall paper before
putting together and paint the legs and
facing strips with, Jap-a-lac. It could
be usd for a cupboard by hanging cur
tains over the front of It or make a
screen, door and fasten it on with small
hinges. k
Another useful and. ornamental piece
of furniture can he easily made with a
round ch'eesebox, four old broom or hoe
handles, one small barrel- hoop and 13
screws. - Measure Jhe height of cheese
box and have the broom handles meas
Wednesday in the Bay City, where Mr.
and Mrs. Chappeau .will make their
home. Mrs. Chappeau is an Oregon girl,
who has . been a teacher in the Lenta
school for several .years. ? r
BrandUed Peaches Wiaort CH,klng.jl,ln
r ELECT large, perfect peaches, wipe
with a rough towel to remove the
y . f ui, then pack in a stone crock.
Cover with boiling water so that all
the fruit is immersed; then cover the
mouth of the Jar .with thick cloth so
as to retain the steam. Let stand until
the water is almost cold, take out the
peaches and rub off the skin, ' Put a
layer of the skinned peaches in the bot
tom of a. Jar. and eover. with a thick
layer of the best granulated sugar. Add
another layer of peaches, more sugar
and so on 'until the fruit Is used, hav
ing the sugar for the last layer. , Pour
in a pint of brandy, close and seal the
Jar immediately and keep in a cool, dry,
dark place. Another way of brandying
peaches is to can the peaches in the
usual way, but fill in the last two
Inches of the Jarjwith brandy. r .
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"' Spiced Peaches. ' ,
FOR SEVEN pounds ftice '." peaches,
peeled, allow three or three and' a
half pounds of sugar, according to
the 'acidity of the peaches; $c pint of
vinegar, an ounoe each allspice and
cloves and three or four pieces of stick
cinnamon or , two doxen cassia buds.
Stick the buds or cloves into the peaches
and tie the rest of the spices in thin
muslin bags. Boll sugar, vinegar and
spices together and pour -the mixture
hot over- the peaches,- which may , be
left wliole or cut in halves. Let the
peaches stand in the pickle over night.
In the morning pour off the vinegar,
bring to a, boil again, pour over, the
peaches ft second time; put all. In the
preserving t kettle, boll three minutes,
then cartAftnd eeftl faic- tight. The
peaches should be Rooked to look, clear.
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Dropped Biscuits.
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A r night make up the dough in tbe
usual way for light bread and let
, it rise over night In the morning,
before kneading it break off a piece of
the dough which you 1 think would be
sufficiently large to supply the neces
sary wants and roll 1t out the same as
you would for the regular yeast powder
biscuit, about a quarter of an inch thick.
Take a skillet and fill It two-thirds full
of good lard, let it Ret boiling Jiot, then
cut your biscuits out and; drop them ia
They will puff up and turn brown, leav
lng a hollow inside"; Serve while hot
and break open, putting the butter . on
the, inside. - Do not cut open,
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... .. Almond. Fmlt Salad. : vV
DICE a can of pineapple into pieces of
"the'slse'of an, almond. To every
cupfuls of the pineapple add a cup
ful of almonds and a cupful of celery.
Serve over this a dressing made exactly
like mayonnaise, with -the exception of
tne mustara. Kicn, sweet cream, beaten,
is preferable.
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. Fig Padding. ,
ONE cupful of molasses, one cupful of
: sweet milk, two and one-quarter
. cUpfuls of graham flour, one cup
ful of ralslnS chopped, one teaspoonful
of soda, little salt. One teaspoonful of
cinnamon, one cupful of chopped figs.
Steam three hours. - Can ,be kept like
fruit cake and steamed when wanted.
Round Steak' ... . 12tt-15rf
Shoulder Roast Beef , t... .10
SIHoltt Steak 12H-15
Tenderloin Steak 12ViML5
Shoulder Beefsteak .. , 12 H
Beef to Spice j VP
Corned Beef, plate ....... g
Corned Beef, rump ......... 10-12 H
cornea oepi, unuuiuor cuts. , . ,
3eef, shoulder cuts., . ... , . . lOd
Stew
Beee to
7T-8
Beef to Boll
Beef for Hash ................ .7fk-8
Steak for Beefsteak Pie ....... .12 He
Beef. Hearta: .. ......................
Tripe ........ .....................10
Beef Tongues .....15c
Mutton Chops .............
Mutton Stew ..... .'... ............ .
Legs of Mutton .......lR
Shoulder of Mutton .............. .10
Groceries at Third and Jefferson streets.
Aatomauo A.-4418, i .
7. cans Sardines 25)
2 cans' Pineapple,' Peaches, Pears. . 25 d
S cans N. O. Molasses .......... .25d
1 gal. Salad Oil .............. ,.1.00
2 pkga.-Shaker Salt 15c
3 pkgs. Rice or Corn Flakes....... 25e
5 pkga Kgg Noodles ...... 4.,,,..25
6 lbs. Sultan Raisins ....... ......256
4 lbs. Seeded Raisins ....,.,,,....25
1 jar Jam Or Marmalade ......... 2o
1 lb. Braxll Coffee 20Z
6 loaveft Bread, full weight. ... ; .25
tyonn -Toitet paperrrr. ; . .'."."rrr.25
2 cans- Shrimps ,25c
3 cans Ovatprn . . .-...VKA
25 os. Baking; powder, ,...j..25
1 lb. can Cflilr. Chocolate., ..... ...:tO(
2 large bars Ivory 8oap 15
1600 Parlor Matches 1 Jo-
2 5c cans Mason's Stove Blacking. .. K
2 ioxes Shlnola .,.....;. .15c
the Realm f
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Made at Home
ure 24 Inches from the bottom of box to
floor. Take a keyhole saw ( and saw the
broom handles one half Inch deep
and wltha drawknife split . it off so
It will fit tightly against box with a
small place for box to rest on. Then
screw the legs tightly to the box and
four Inches from floor fit the barrel
hoop around the" inside of legs and
screw them, on, . It will be necessary to
make holes through the broom handles
with a small bit before Inserting the
screws, a Now pad the- top e-f box and
cover It with brass headed tacks, make
four compartments In, box to be used
for thread, thimbles, scissors and darn
ing materials. The top f coyer Is a
pin cushion. Now cut a piece of cre
tonne an inch, larger all-around than
tire barrol hoop and fasten it -to hoop,
pulling It in slightly to hold your
"work." Gild or enamel the outside of
the box. the legs and hoop and you have
a pretty sewing table
. Just one more Idea, A Very handy
article for the dining room is a plate
rack made out of one window glass bo.
To make 'it remove the cover and one
Side; take three, pieces of narrow1 boards
the length' of the box and one inch wide,
nail them across 'front of box, one at
bottom to. form a rest for plates, then
another for plate to lean out on, fit in
another little shelf in center of box
from side to side fthd make it the same
as the bottom one with a rail for upper
row of plates. Or it can be used for
cups and saucers instead of plates by
screwing little brass hooks on the outer
rails to hang the cups on and the sau
cers tan be, stood upright against the
rail ' .. ..' '-'a"-.
Imitation Tutti Frvttl Ice Cream. J
TAKE two - tablespoonfuls of gelatin
and soak in twp tablespoonfuls of
cold water. Then take one cupful
of granulated suirar and nour one tint
six eggs real stiff, put the soaked gela
tin in the boiled sugar, and pour it over
the beaten eggs and continue beating
until It begins to set Then divide into
equal parts. In one part put a little can-
- " g vm w-uiv ma nui v.tr5 uj.
oied, pineapples, cherries and a ground
nuts. ; And after you have them beaten
in put this In a square pan. Then take
the other half and put half of the. little
pink tablet mashed to a 1 powder, and
beat it until all dissolve, then put it
on top of your first layer and place on
fee until cold, when it can be sliced
like brick Ice cream, and serve with
whipped cream.
If. at R '
An lTp to Date Proposal.
T thought you didn't tare for him.
jWhat won you?"
" "His language. He told me that
his jovef or -me - burned like - gasoline
and begged me to honit-nonk through
life with ntm." Suburban Life.
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Tray for Gas Store.
f THEN cleaning; the tray to your gas
y tov try sandpaper Instead of
wf -the usual cleaning powder Also
to get a. keen edge to the carving and
kltohen knives try sharpening them on
sandpaper. The result is most satisfy
ing.
Pull Out a Hair
The Way to Tell Whether or
lot ypurHaif Is Diseased :
- Even: if yoU have luxuriant ead-f
hair you may want, to know whether
It is in a healthy condition or hot Ninety-eight
per cent of the- people need a
hair tonic. ,Tou can make a test your
self that you can see and understand,
which will tell you whether your hair
is healthy or not , Pull a hair out of
your head; If the bulb at the end of the
root is white and shrunken, it proves
that the hair Is diseased and requires
prompt treatment if Its loss would be
avoided. If the bulb Is pink and full,
the tiair is healthy, r
We want every one whose hair re
quires treatment to try our Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic. , We promise that it will
not cost anything if It does not gtve
satisfactory results. Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic Is designed to overcome dandruff,
relieve scalp Irritation, stimulate the
hair roots, tighten the hair already in
the head, grow hair and eradicate bald
ness. ' t ', ., ' (
Out of 100 esses where It-was given
a thorough, conscientious test It grew
hair, on 83 heads, which should be suf
ficient proof that Rexall "3" Hair
Tonic contains extraordinary remedial
and hatr-growlng qualities.- It is be
cause of our knowledge of this prepar
ation and our sincere faith in its good
ness that we want you to try It at our
risk. ':" -.,,
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Is a clean,
clear preparation which does notvgrease,
gum or thicken the hair, and it has a
very pleasant odor. We hava It in two
slses, prices 60 cents and $1.00. Re
member you can obtain Rexall Remedies
only at The Owl Drug Co., Inc., corner
Seventh and Washington streets.
NEW TODAY
ALBANY
The ooonty seat of XJaa county, la
la the heart of the Willamette Valley,
only 80 miles south of Portland. t Wi
offer the following bargains to quick
buyers.,
SO. 162. 40 acres of land, 27 acres
of which Is in 4 year old Spltxenberg
and Baldwin apples, and 10 acres of al
falfa and clover, 8 acres of pasture, 2
large barns, 1 house of 6 rooms, tool
house,: smokehouse, gasoline spray
pump, and other tools go with the place;
has electric light in house and barn,
city water. We can sell this, property
for $20,000. and on the easy terms, to
a man understanding fruit.
NO. 190290 acres of rolling land,
wlh 100 acres of bottom land, 90 acres
under plow, balance, in pasture and tim
ber, plenty of fruit, 8 room house, good
barn, living spring year around.
Price, $i0.noo,--naif cash, balance 10
years time,. if wsnted, at 6 per cent in
terest possession given 1st of Octo
ber. Any one purchasing this tract will
double their money In 18 months, and
we can demonstrate this.
HO. 174. 385 acres; 160 acres plow
land. ( acres orchard, two sets of build
ings, good vineyard, fine fruit land, two
jiving springs year around, witbm H
mile of trading nolnt. 6 miles from R.
R. station, 10 miles from Lebanon, close
to good school; all good soil. Pi-Ice
$1.000. '
VO. 16113 acres. 10 acres under
plow, acres pasture, good .6 room
house, frame barn and outhouansA 8
acres of berries, good well, running wa
ter year around, telephone goes with
place. Kr-r.rS-mJlr'to - school,-
mnes norm ot ijpoannn. r
Price $1760, all cash except $400,
which can stand for 1 year or more.
Apply to : a ; . ,
Tebault Real Estate Co.; Inc.
emiiiine
WLat TKey Said
(At the Picnic.)
"Mother, why doesn't the big white
bear go Into the water and have Mots
of fun?" ' ,
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'Tve eaten three hard boiled eggs
and I'.ve lost track of the number of
sandwiches; if I ate that way at home,
it would kill me." , v
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"This is the first time, we've ever
had a picnic that it nasn't rained,"
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"Well, if I didn't go and forget the
salt for the hard-boiled eggs; I Just
knew I'd forgotten something." a j
"I've never seen the Island In such
poor condition as it is this year: and
Just when so many conventions- are
coming, too." v .
"Just as soon as we had a ttfeat bia
electric fan put up Jn the office the
weather got cool again,"
"There's more yawning done in the
office oh Monday morning thftn on all
the other days of the week put to
gether." 4 v
"My rosebush has 17 flowers m it
and, I only planted. It, a eat,ago." .
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Almond Cookies.
FOUR egg beaten light then add two
cups of granulated sugar; again
beat hard until light add two tea
spoons of vanilla, one cupful of finely
chopped almonds, previously .blanched,
men two ana one-rourtn cups, of flour,
slftedwrtvith one-half teaspoon of baking
powder.' Drop into baking pan with a
teaspoon; don't attempt to roll them.
To blanch almonds, pour over them boil
ing water. After a few . moments the
skins will come off easily, This makes
about 45 cookies. , , 1
Rhubarb and Orange Marmalade.
PTflKE three pounds each of pieplant
1 and sugar, grated peel of two or
; anges and rthe "pulp of four, one
pound of raisins cut coarse. Boll 20
minutes. This makes 11 alasses at a
cost of 5 cents a glass. Figs or dates
can be used in place of raisins.' It is
fine. .
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NEW TODAY
12 Acres
' 11. miles, out all cleared: about 3
acres In fruit and berries of beet
varieties; near school, rural delivery. A
splendid bargain; let us show you. ; ::
B. S. COOK & CO.
603 Corbert Bldg '
HALF ACRE
Inside the city;-same price as a lot
10 per cent down., Eaev terms,
420 Lumbermen Bids.
The Hylands of Yamhill
670 acresi ready to plant; " could
get 400. acres ready srith little work; $60
par acre; good terms. This ts by long
odds tne cneapest irun land, tract in
Yamhijli' county, because' " of . perfect
Ueady tou!ant i lany springs, and nice
stream on one corner; 12 acres in
young orchard.- Part set- to alfalfa.
Fair Improvements. -
Geo. t Waggoner
983 Board of Trade.
HALF ACRE
Inside the city; same price as a lot
10 per cent down. Eay terms.1
. 420 Lumbermens Bldg.
$225PER ACRE
" 27 Acres
10 miles out; about 10 acres set to
fruit; 8 fine springs; 9 room house, with
furnace, good barn and chicken park;
timber enough for wood, A splendid
home. -
B.S.C0QR&C0.
503 Corbctt Bldg". '
HAL;FaACRE
Inside the city5; s same1 price as a lot
10 per cent down. Easv terms.
420 Lumbermens Bldg.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
, William A. Noon, 841 Twelfth streat
23, and Mary Howard, 22. ,
- Stephen Bonned, 26 East Fifty-third
street, 24, and Margaret EUers, 22.
James Roberts, . 245 Washington
Street, 47, and Nona F0x. S3.
W. T. Pillster, Prineyille, Or., 23, and
Mary Kingery. 26.
- John Heinnila, -815 North -Fourteenth
street 26, and Jenny Sievo, 27. ,
Eugene Manlon, Welllngham Court,
22, and Nina Walker. 23.
Ansel Clark, Woodstock, Or 23, and
Ada Williams, 22.
J. O. HUe. 22 Third street, 29, and
Waka Sokostawa. 26.
Arnold Gran, 148 gherlman street 80
and Lena Reueale, , - -
Roy Hamlii, 413". Waahlngton street,
28, and Martha Santfnger, 28.
W. R. Hall, St. Johns, Or., 21, and
Maude Chambers. 18.
Otto Berg,- Beaverton, Or., 22, and
Magdelena Lueck, 18.
jviarion jriicKey, oi minnesoia ave
nue, 80, and Dora Lledke. 18. .
Washington bldg.. corner of 4th ana
waninTon sts. i .
WEDDING invitations, announcements,
William Klumpp Co. 828 Wash, st
DREbti suits fwr rent all slsea Unique
Tailoring Co. 8P Stark et
CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers
ana rioral dwlgn j Morrison st
MEETING NOTICES
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I SAT tielrhhor.! rnm nn
to the meeting of George
wasnington uamp tonight
i, e Aim aw-- a wisn lu
I speak to you. All visiting
neignoors are welcome.
H I. DAY. 0. &
H. A. FREDRICH. Clerk.
1VANHOE Lodge. No,, 1, Knights
of Pythias, meets every Tues
day night In Us castle hall. 11 th
ajMlJU&t .WotJfc-iaUt.taa-
ranx. visitors. are welcome.
E. M. LANCE, K. R. S.
R. N. A.. Marguerite camp, meets every
Thursday evening at, Ida Sd st, bet
v i u as saw i" p-
A., Oregon Koit camp, meeu
Wednerday evenings. Allsay ball, 4
$2700
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M. W. A
Rose City camp 5466. meets
Monday eveninBS, BelUng-Hlrsch Mdg.,
West Park and Washington T. J.
Darlington, clerk. Phones. Main 9:4.
A-4S8B.
bmins
WARD-r-To Mr. anJ Mrs. William Ward.
1063 East Nineteenth street, July 30;
a ttrl.
LIDER -TO
Mr. and - Mrs. Alexander
Llder: 8 Rever ntrref Jn! 2: b eirL
HUBLER -To Mr. and Mrs. William
Hubler, southeast corner Scott and
Pearl, July 28; a bov,
HALL To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall.
soutneast corner Lodge and Pearl
street July SO; a girl. .
DANFORTH To Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
lanforth, "2007 Hodge street. July 24;
a girl.
FITZGERALXV To Mr. and Mrs. M, P.
Fitzgerald, 142 Vancouver, JuljMi; a
girl. A A v .... -..VAV ..A:..-'.-." A. A'. " . '
LENTZ To Mr. and Mrs;,aeorge Lentz.
862 Mississippi avenue, July 29; a bov.
MAMER -To Mr. and ' Mrs.' Nicholas
Mamer, 1808 14th street, July 29; a
bov.
PR EM O To Mr. and Mrs. Harry pre
mo, Woodstock. July 30; a boy-, '
PRIDEAUX To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Frldeaux, 846 East Fifty-second street,
July 27;-a .girt't - -V - ,'
YOUNG To - Mr. and Mrs; 'Lowell
Younir. 19S East Thirtieth street. Julv
z; a ooy. . 1. ..,
DEATHS
ANDERSON C. J. Anderson. St Vln
wmt'swiOspltal, July H; age 47; car
bolic acid (suicide). ' .
UAVis :iyde Davts. Bt Vincent's hos
pital, jujy z; ag si; -spinal menin
sritis: -
SCHUMANN Louis' Schumann. Port-
- land sanitarium, July 31; age 28; per
ItonHis, - -.r . .,-,-.'
PAN 1 .00 lr Viiwn Pun. SHU ' Rponnd
strond street, July 29; age 32; eryslp
llatory condition of pharynx.
CLANCY 'Daniel Clancy, St Vincent's
nospuai, juiy zs; age vo;,oDBtructiou
(11 DOWPIH.
WALKER P. Walker. 986 East Twen
ty-flrst street, July 29; ago 69;
Bright s flfsease. . .
BLACK William Black,' 42 East Elev
enth street, July 29; age 73; strangu
lated hermla. -
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 160 5th it,
opp. Meier it Frank's. Main 7316.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS-
Dunning & McEntee ffSSSTS
every detail. 7th and Pine. Mala 430.
A-4668. .Lady aswlstsnt
eller-Brynes Co., iV-.r
phones; lady assistant , Most mcdera
establishment In. city.-
I dOOlU The JaSt side undertaker,
1jLJ1U Lady assistant B-18S8. Uast
781. E. th and Alder,
J. P. Finley k Son
Lady attendant. Main . A-1699.
BiAST BIDit; tuneral directors, suevtas-
ors to P. S. Dunntnff. Ina K. 62. U-ZbZt
ERICSQN tin33?rtA.32f5; fafy i.t
, ROSK CITY CEMETERY.
Phones C-2114 and A-4444.
EDWARD HOLM AN. undertaker. - 31
t A - I . a tf i IA '
REAL EST ATK TRANSFERS
CERTIFICATES of title made by the
Title et Trust company,, jwis Diog,
4ti ana oaa. ,
Jonas M. Berry and wife to H, P.
Pnlmor Kmith 1R foe, nf ,ftnt Sl
feet of 'lot. 8,- block 7; Irvlngton.i.rOO
Sarah j. Barstow and nusnana to
Guv Delano, lot 8. block 45.
Waverly HelKhts .-. . . . 800
Security Abstract & Trust company
to Minnie C. Miller, lot 10. block
10. Elmhurst ..; .. . ..., 600
Solomon Blumauer to I. JKauf man, ,
lot 1. Monk 3. Blumauers addi
tion .v . . ; ; .; . . , j , i v. i . . i t-, t'i . 1000
Arthur Williamson et al to Frank
R. Hill, lot 13. block "A". Cher-
rvdale ,. ......... rr: . . 4500
Charles L. Schleffelln and wife to
Lawrence Kiesel et al . lot 7.
block 2. Evanston 600
Tjjirlhurt comnanv to Ole Ella.
lot 2. block 99. Laurelhurst.'. . ... 1550
A. H. Mtcelf and wife to Walter
J. Wilcox lot 2. block 7. Merlow 900
Elizabeth A. Eddy and husband to
.1 W. Khenard. east U of lot 1.
block 22. Woodstock 1000
Edward Mlsener and wife to Grace
RlfzahAth Titus, lot 18. DIOCK it.
Irvlnffton ... 7000
William George Kmitn ana wire io
- Otto A. Samson, lots i ana .
hioclc "O". Ttvder's addition 700
Amos See man to B. W. Barnard,
lot 20 and West bb 3-9 reel or. lot
o. i nil 1 Vn.lW VII a 19nf
Marie Moll et al to Mattle McLe- .
od, 1 acre m J. K, wmen aonn-
tlon land claim, sections 5, 6, 7 ;
and 8, township 1 south, range ' "
9 iat 1500
W. W. Glass and wife to Edward
Doak Jasper, lots zs ana z,
block 8 Leo Bow Park addition -609
Loetrii Sparkssand wife tOiA. E. ,
Kincaid. lot 7, biocn jg, unny
aida addition . ; . . .'. . 8209
William Schlegcl and wife to A. C. , .
Pesco. lots 21 ana 'a. diock au,
Kiiwthflrn nvenue addition .... 1500
Electric Land company to J. I.
Jones, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 22,
Portsmouth .
800
Isabella Anderson, fraction of lot
1, block 7. St. Johns park aaui-
tlon ,to St. Johns ............
600
Charles Hyle anu wife to Fred H.
Merger, lots iu ana 11, diock o,
Hvle's addition
800
Leonard Carlson and wife to Jessie
D. Davenport, lot 17. blocK A, v
subdivision of lots 3, 8, 7, and
9. tract "D." i Smith's addition 800
Holoombe Realty company to Lou-
Is J. Mersiion et ai, lots 48, .43
and 62. Banner Acres 1933
Catherine L. Lewis and husband to
j. li. and a. ourtis, 101 i, section
11, township. I south, range 2
a east .., ; . . . , . i . . j 6250
Citizens Bany to T). M. . Stuart,
lots us, z, if anu an, diock o,
Ralstons addition 1200
D. M. Stuart and wife- to Alameda
Trust company, lots za, 24, 25
and 28, block 6; Ralstons addi
tion . . , , 1200
Hftns Jackumsen and wife to Ma
hala Elizabeth Gallagher, south
east of northeast V of sec- '
, tlon 4. townsiun 1 south, range
4 east 4000
Edmund Senn and wife to Louis
Schumacher, lots 6, 7 and 8,
block- 4, - Montavllla .......... 8100
LAWYERS Abstract ft Trusv vc, room
Board of Trade bldg.; abstracts
specialty. ' '
ABSTRACTS of title. V. Alexander ab.
Street of flee. 413 Corhett bldg. Main 68
PACIFIC Title & Trust Co.. the leading
Abstractors. 204-6-8-7 Failing bldg.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 63
Look Here
For bargains. We have them in city
and farm property acreage. Invest in
good locations. See
IAMS A HALL. .
213 Gerllnger bldg.
$3600 BUSINESS corner, good 6 room
attractive honee, gas, electricity, por-p(-ltn
hath. Ankenv car riasses door.
281 h and B. Everett Phone owner, Sell-
wood 6. .......
-FOR rfAI;E-HOU8KS - CI
NbAT, cosy cottage on 60 foot lot, $60
cash, $10 per month. Gregory Invest
ment Co., end of Rose City Park carllne.
WALKING distance; modern 7 room
house, full cement basement. Price
$3850. Inquire, 84 East 7th st N.
$1500; easy terms; Mt. Scott line; 3
blocks north Myrtle ParK. 15 Clapp st
LOOKING FOR A HOME?
See Rose & Campbell, Room 44, J270&
Washington. 1 I
LOT AND HOUSE, partly finished, for
saie-.ior -xne price oi iota arouna;
MOIJEKN 6 room cottage Mt. Scott car-
line; un block west Archer Place.
4TO112; $2000; terms. Ask for Moore,
LIST your property with Charles I.
Lewis, 616 .Commercial block. 2d and
wawninirfon.
Six room residence, modern; 50x100 lot;
autu uncap, vwuer, m BU&vu u
MEETING NOTICES
61
A Dandy Buy
$2500
$30ft DOWN. 320 PER MONTH AND
INTEREST, NO MORTGAGE. .
6 ROOM BUNGALOW, ; , ,
NICE I,OT. -
3 BLOCKS FROM CAR.
HIGH AND SIGHTLY.
HOUSE EXTRA WELL BUILT.
DOUBLE FLOORS AND WALLS, -
NICELY TINTED. LEATHER
SHADES.
BUILT-IN CHINA CLOSET. . .
NICE BATH. a. ..
RECEPTION HALL.
CEMENT BASEMENT. V CEMENT
FLOOR.
LAUNDRY TRAYS IN KITCHEN.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, ' ' -PIPED
FOR GAS. ' vr?
SOME SHADE TREES. '
Remember there Is no mortaraee to
assume juet a straight monthly pay
ment., see li today, ou will liKe II.
HAWTHORNE REALTY CO., ,
, , East 34th and Hawthorne.
Phon Tabor- 618 -OT-B-2967.
This Home Is Worth More
A home, not too laree nof too- small.
built .not to sell, but to live in; well
iimsneu. unique ideas lots or ; tneni.
Distinct features in living room, dining
room ana nan. juvery bunt m feature,
7 ft. solid paneling, 3 front rooms, book
cases, buffet, etc.; 6 foot burnt -brick
fireplace, beamed - cellines. solid art
bratfs fixtures and hardware through
out: stationary tubs,. Dutch kitchen, ce
ment basement linoleum In bath and
Kiicnen, snaaes, cement walks. 'art artistic-place,
well . worth, several hundred
moro than asked; double construction,
2 large bedrooms, plenty of closet, room.
Price $327S. Easy monthly payments.
0-73J. Journal.- -
In
Right hear Hawthorne ave. .- faces
east on improved street, fine front
Sorch, , fireplace, full riaBe'mftnt, panel
Inlng room, beam celling, large closets,
best nlumWna. larre bedrooms. lare
lot This is a mighty swell home and
you must be sure to see it at once.
Monthly payments. Call 1046 . Haw
thorne ave., or phone Tabor 808.
Going to Build? .
Let us finance the building "of your
home. If you own lot small amount of
cash sufficient Our reputation for well
built houses, fair dealing, reasonable
prices Is bringing us many clients. It
will pay to see us.
Northwestern Const, Co, ,
Successors to .
Portland Realty & Const Co,
001-3 Lewis bids.
NEW 6 room coUafce, strictly modern.
run basement fitted up for living
rooms, 6 rooms, on mam floor, attlo
tinted, rooms tinted. v
Also 6 room house, laree "at tin. full
lot. on good street,-close to" car ; , also 4
room nouse, rurnisned, luso. corner. . a;
Several others on easy terms; any
thing of value taken as first payment,
vacant lots or mortgages. It will pay
you to e these,'
Take Mount Scott car; get off at Mil
lard ave. See L. Morse. No. 6605 where
ear stops. . Phone Tabor 2312.
BUYING this place Is like taking candy
from babies.. FulUot eastern, front?
age nar car. Brand new modern story
ana nair. ijarge "receotion nail. lire-
place and cozy corners. China closets
hullt In. in dtnlnar room and all modern
Improvements necessary for a claeey
aweuin. uuiiatng restrictions ana auey.
Easy terms. 6 per cent.
-John B, Matthews
27th and Alberta. Both phones,
Terms! Termsl Terms!
5 rooms, corner; rented; $2350. . .
6 rooms, $20 per month; $3000.
6 rooms, lot 67x204; $3200.
9 rooms, Holladay addition; $9000,
9 rooms, lrvlngton addition; $8600."
6 rooms, lrvlngton addition: $6500.
6 rooms, $25 per month; $4600.
ALL NEW AND UP TO DATE.
7 Seo lams '&"Hall
213 Gerllnger bldg. .v
. $15 Per Month ::
SEE OWNER '
For this snap; 6 room cottage. Just com
pleted and up-to-date every way; 6ome
would say modern, but -this is strictly
modern, and a full lot 2 lots if you
wish: 1 block from car. In restricted
district; Bull Run water. Price $2000;
$300 down: balance to suit purchaser.
Take Mt -Scott car to Millard ave. See
Phone Tabor 2 3 1 2.
Beaux Arts Homes .
Artistically and honestly built homesH
or an styles; tney are airrer.ent from
others; let us figure' with you on a Co
lonial cottage or Beaux Arts bungalow.
Will build on contract or you furnish
lot, or small payment down and balance
montniy. . ,
.' . BEAUX ARTS BUILDING CO., !
201-Lumbermens Bids'.; 6th and Stark.
LONG BEACH.
Six room cottage at Newton Station;
lot on corner, 60x100; picket, fence; all
furnished'; 6 beds, springs and mat
tresses, 2 tents and ell other furniture;
everything, goes for $550 cash, warranty
deed; $700 on the installment plan. See
Tinker & Tinker, at Long Beach, Wash.,
or Joe Nash. Phone Tabor 2312; or will
exchange for Portland property.
ARE YOU tired running down snaps?
II so iry jubi unif niurc. Am (Ding
to Mexico and must sell my home of -7
rooms, all modern, in Flrland, whore
you have good restrictions and nice
people for neighbors. - $1000 will han
dle it WIU seU the furniture if you
want. Will trade for rooms. Phone
Tnbor 2351. F, J. Helllwell, Arleta, Or.
Neat little home of 3 rooms on two
splendid lots. This is a hot snap, in
good location and must be sold.
RABB & PATTON.
322 Lumbermens bldg., 6th and Stark.
, Rare chance to get classy 6 room
modern bungalow less than cost; finely
finished; -interior decorated; beautiful
e!eotrlj fixtures; near 37th st. and Haw
thorne car; terms. ' L-714, Journal.
5 Room Bungalow
In Westmoreland. New and thoroughly
monem, wun rirepiace, DUiit-in ourret,
Dutch kitchen, cement basement, piped
for furnace. Price $3000, $300 cash,
balance $30 per month. McCargar,
Bates & Lively, 315 Failing bldg.
$1600 Splendid 6 room cottage,' pop
ular location, pretty lot convenient to
the cars. This la a genuine bargain.
RABB & PATTON.
322 Lumbermens hldr.-, 6th and ' Stark.
- Five room modern brick bungalow,
partly furnished, 2 fireplaces, 3 lots,
H block from carline, "Phone B-61H
and ask for 1511.
GREATEST SNAP IN- VERNON DIS-
... -. TRICT. , - -
4 room plastered house, lot 80x100,
all fenced, embulldings, fine shade
trees, only $3600; terms. Owner, 1033
Glen ave.. A car. Phone Wooldawn 494.
, 2 FINE EASY PAYMENT, BUYS;
Both 6 room modern homes, full lots,
one $1800. other $2100; 2100 cash. hu
a nee . monthly! really 'worth Investiga
tion. Fred W. German, 329 Burnslde.
M. or A-2778. -
A CLASSY 6 room bungalow on 39tlj
boulevard, SunnyslUe: a rbariraln at
$3500, on esy terms,
ANtJELES TRUST Cft...
MSAiljJ furnished & room bunscBlow,
Bath, iOllet. electric lights, lawn, fruit
and flowers. Phone Woodlawn 37:!. .
SEE my list of modern hoiine before
- buying. Charles I. I4ewls, 616 Commer
cial block. 2d and W'sshlncmn.
iNi.VV mouein Houses 1u livinctou. li
C. Rite, 631) Wasco st. Botii phonts
- FOR SALE HOUSE9
Hill Oil
roi : &. li oi hi s i
Look Here!
THIS 13 A DANDY.
$2750 $500 CASH.
New, 5 nice large airv room; full
basement, fireplace, -double contrurtirl
throuKhout: piped for gas and electric
Ity; In fact a modern end up-to-date
bungalow, eltuated on a 5:1x100 foot lot.
In a rpBtrictcd district; street gratia an!
cement walk In and paid. t.
' SUBURBAN LAND CO.,
. $10 Henry Bldg.
Marshall 1SR9 ' ' A-7in',
Hawthorne Avenue District
$2600
$150 DOWN -
Will put you in possession.
8 rooms modern; -! r- - ' :
Dutch kitchen.
Veneered paneled dining room. . ..
With rail plate, beam ceiling.
Fire place In parlor, .. .. 1
Built-in bookcaee. . . ' .
Cloak room -with full length mlrre
Full basement and atMo, .. - .
Large, lot near "ood car' service. -,
Good neighborhood
: SEE ROSS v
615. Gerllnger bldg.. 2nd and Alder.
5 Room Bungalow .
$2400 81000 rash Kst- front, hull
block from car.' This is new and some
thing nice. A swell little home. .
$3700 r
For seven room home. - Bath. 2 toilets.
china closet Dutch kitchen, full base
ment , Corner lot. 50x100. One block
to car line. $1000 cash, balance terms.
J, M, Repass' & Son
24th and Alberta.
Phone Woodawln 1834.
BI(TSNAP
7 room. new. strletlu modern pnrner
house, dining room and stairway pan
eled, tinted walls, large porch, full ce
ment basement, cement walk, full lot 1
block from car magnificently fur
nished; building cost $3160, lot worth
$800; furniture . cost $1500; ready to
move Into; everything roes for $3150;
owner has no use for same. Suite 416
itnr.ncnna Mela. . -
, SAVE YOUR RENT
We will sell you a home and Vorn
pay us in monthly payments; we will
aleo build to suit you anywhere in the
CltV. - : ..
PROVIDENT INVESTMENT & TRUS-.
- teh t:u. -624.
52 Board of Trsde Bldg. -Phone
Marshall 473, .
SEE THIS BEFORE YOT) BUY.
JONESMORE ADDITION. " "
Exceptionally well hullt modprn hum,
fireplace, full basement Klppnino-
60x100-lot, , etc. Must b-aeen-to be
appreciated. Restricted district: two
blocks to car. Also sell furniture,
which was brought from east by owner.
l27 East Everett st. Phone B-1588.
FOUR, 5. 6 and 8 room cottRges, all eom-
plete and modern and ready "to move .
Into. Prices $1150. $1400, $1850 and
$2000r $200 down, $15 to $20 per month ;
will take lots or diamonds aa first pay
ment. See owner, Joe Nash, st Millard
ave., on the Mount Scott carllne. Phone
Tabor 231 2.
D)
$JS0O 2 story 6 room house near Al
berta and Union ave. Beautiful home.
Call 201 Lumbermens bldgo
T WAVERLY HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
New modern 6-room bungalow Just
finished, 32d and Clinton; all con
veniences; $400' wll handle this; will
take automobile as ' first payment .
C. L. SHEETS.
420 Swetland Bldg. -Phone Main 7776.
ONLY $100 DOWN
And $30 permo- buys new-five room-
modern bungalow on Clinton st, all
conveniences. This H a snap.
... C, L. SHEETS,
420 Swotland Bldg. Phone Main 7778.
COME out and buy a home from own-.
er ana save commission, ; win rtve
you a bargain in new 4 room house, four
lots, all fenced. Garden and fruit. Phone
B-6111 ak Tor 8711.
THE MAP, THAT WANTS
A safe Investment should deposit his
money with us and receive Interest on
tee same from 2 to per cent Port
land Trust Company., S. E. corner 3d
and Oak sts. -
MUST sell.- $650. 4 room house. Lot
40x126. -Fireplace. -Woodshed, Fruit.
Roses. Tremont, Mt. Scott cars. Avery
ave., near Lewis st Owner. Mrs. Church-
' . - .
IK you want a snap come quick, 4 room
plastered bungalow near school, $1050;
$150 down. $10 per month. See J. H.
Dorman, Flrland station, Mt Scott cur.
SNAP Must selL two corner lots. Pow
ell Valley road, worth $600; first buy
er with $350 cash next 10 davs. takes
them. Owner, 709 Corbett bldtr. "
WE have a fine acre tract at Flrland
with good plastered house, city wa
ter, It's a big barrain at $1800, Eay
terms. Dement g Krlder, 248 Madison,
$1300. 21 room ' house Clears 83oT
Housekeeping. - Swell location. $700
down. 402 Commercial blek. 2nd and
Wsshington. '-!-' - r'-. ---'- - -'...-
-HOLLADAY PARK BARGAIN.
New up-to-date 6-room house. Must
sell. Termo r $4600 839 Clackamas et.
BARGAINS In lots and houses by own-
er. Terms or trade. Phone Tabor
6 ROOM house, lots 100x100.; at a bar
aln. Call at 64 E;76thtS.
FOR SALE fATTS.
18
Lot in Menefee Addition
Attractive location, price $800, easy
terms. .. McCargar Batea.& iUveiyv J15 .
Failing bldg. -
CORNER, lot near Laurelhurst Improve
ments all In and paid for; $1000. Lots
acrosr. street, $1500. without improve
raents. A snap; must sell quickly, F
715. Journal. . . - .
WILL SELL my $218 equity in an 1m
proved lot on Rose City Park carllne;
also 2-room house and summer kltcken,'
$100 worth of lumber, all for $2i0.
Phone Tsbor 1936.
2 LOTS POINT VIEW AUDN. $450. "
Not each lot, but for both; $200 caeh,
balance monthly, or trade on house. V.
W. German. 329 Burnslde, M or A -27TB
PORTLAND Height, 'a' whole 100x100,
close to car, $2250. Terms, . Sold sep
arately, , 60x100, , $1600. each. M-6D3,
Jourttau' - -m.- .-.'.' ,
FOR SALE One corner lot, 60x100,' at
the head Of California st. in Fnltnn;
$60 caPh. A. M. Downing, 1615 Co
lumhlft St., Vancouver, ' W8lv
MT. TABOR PRoIeRTTT-
Lots, acreage and tracts for sate by
Wilson & Myers, , end of u Hawthon)
car line. Tahor 1560. - -
PORTLAND Heights'; , i)lein.ll.l lot on"
er nine,-, in an exclusive realirit!M
dislriiit. for . $1500. ; .'Tvnns. M-ti '-'.
Joi rrnl. ' 'J - - .
FRACTIONAL lot,
close to Grand;
34xT,ft,
on HalH'-r,
tL-rmsj lil -1
$1650-;
stian. T-714, Journa
ONE of the bfi't lots in Tr Innr'on ( c
sale cheap, on 10th and Knott fits, it
'll, Jou-nHt. ; i
FOR SAiTri liv ownf-r,""t'iil.:r,l"t lu !"
tnaton. 60x100. eat fiont. ti ,i.
KA8T - front- lot-aitt ami ii-nf
J.'11'l, iiihu i , rill-Him i-Ht.i.
Main 1 192. ' , J'
) Off,
$72.1 RARE .St, JotniM buy;
(,oii; fluuMa Boon; li.t.-irt, I'.
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c.il m I" I-.-i.isn
for cc
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