The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, March 10, 1915, Page 11, Image 11

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1915
11
PORTLAND
GROCERS
WILL ENTERTAIN THE
OUTSIDE DELEGATES
Letters " Indicate Desire to
Take Trips Up Columbia
.-.and on the Highway.
".'-t n '
PROBLEMS CONSIDERED
Altered Practice of Wboleial Grocers
' Selling1 Good at Betail Discussed .
J at Meeting X.at Night.
T.hff -Portland Retail Grocers and
Merchants' association made plans, at
a meeting lajst night, for entertain
ment i of delegates who will pass
through Portland en route to the Na
tional Retail .Merchants convention
at San Francisco, May 10-15, travel
ing' JnT special trains.
Several of the letters read indi
cated special' , desire for trips by boat
on the Columbia river or by automo
bile over the Columbia Highway. The
Cincinnati merchants - were especially
Insistent that their schedule allow
therm plenty of time to see the fa
mous; ; viewpoints in the vicinity of
Portland.
The association elected Its delegates
to the national convention, choosing
XV, CL Gunther, Us president, and Rob
ert' G. Duncan, who is both secretary
of tfie association and editor of the
Oregon" Merchant's Magazine.
Th thief, discussion subject was
the alleged practice., of wholesale
grocers -1 selling at retail throughout
the fcltyi Representatives of leading
wholesale concern appeared before
the grocers, expressing willingness
to cooperate In a. definite plan looking
to . the sale of groceries and mer
chandise handled by grocers through
the jusual and legitimate trade chan
nels.1 Addresses were made by J. H.
McAfee. A. Robertson, J. W. Cald
well; Albert G. . Clark, Harry .Meyer,
"and iothers.
TOWN TOPICS
Admits Her Trua Name. That an
investigation as to her sanity could be
made. Mrs. Hazel Tackels, who was ar
rested under the name of Dolly St.
Denig for. shoftlifting at the Meier &
l'"raiik company store Monday, was re
moved yesterday to the county jail.
The! woman admitted her true name
yesterday under the persistent Ques
tioning of City Detectives Hyde and
Vaughn and Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin, or
the Hiepartment of public safety for
women. Mrs. Tackels told the officers
that sho was divorced from her hus
band a year ago, that she was forced
into the action by the opposition of her
parents to her husband. She wishes to
remarry him, but her parents are op
posed to the .action. Her 7-year-old
daughter is with her mother in Mil
waukie.
Mew Class in Salesmanship. Be
cause a large number of business men
.have applied for the special instruc
tion In salesmanship, a new class will
,. be started tonight in the YoungMen's
Christian association under the direc
tion of A. J. Robinson, business e8u-
catlonal secretary. Last night H. J.
Banta, sales manager of the Pierce
Arrowi ! automobile agency, discussed
"Present Opportunities In Portland."
and XV. M. Umbdenstock of Umbden
stock & Larson spoke on real -estate
business . chances.
Companies File Articles. Articles of
; Incorporation of the following three
companies were filed yesterday with
. County Clerk Coffey: Columbia Basin
j Warehouse - company, capital $50,000,
: inuorporators, E. XV. Rumble, R. W,
i Wilbur and S. C. Spencer; Lambs Club
i Dairy Lunch, capital $5000, J. W.
1 Barn'es Mrs. Jewel Barnes, J. H. Oliver
; and M. M. Oliver, incorporators; Farm
I Produce company, capital $20,000, in
; corporators, Alfred P. JJobson, Her
: man Moeller and E. C. Graham.
' Scalp Bounties Decrease. Because
R. i T. Smith of Bridal Veil and Wil
liam S. Hunter of Portland brought
coyote skins to County Cierk Coffey's
office td collect bounty Monday they
WE HAVE BEEN TO
THE
sitions
at
San Francisco
and San Diego
and are in position to give
the public reliable and
helpful 'information.
If you are contemplat
ing Going East
we will arrange an enjoy
able trip through Califor
nia with stop-overs to see
the Fairs. .
Two routes: Via El
Paso and Golden State
Limited; or via Colorado
and Rocky Mountain
Limited. .
LOW FARES FAST
TIME RAIL OR
STEAMER
I !-. r .
,?: EtC,
M. J. GEARY,
General Agent, Pass.
Dept.,
I 1 1 1 3d St., Portland, Or.
Phones: 334, A-2666
Expo
received but $1.50 each. Had they ap
peared yesterday t they" would have re
ceived $3. The' amendment to 'thel
bounty law bcame effective at once
because of the emergency clause, added
because of rabies epidemics, but offi
cial notice of that fact was not re
ceived by Mr. Coffey until yesterday.
Under the new law seats bring a $1
bounty, but Deputy County Clerk Seth
Smith, who handles bounty matters
locally, does not anticipate paying any
on those animals.
H. V. Chase to Speak. H. V. Chase,
representative of the Town-Planning
league of New York, will be the chlei
speaker before the Progressive Busi
ness Men's club at luncheon tomorrow
noon In the Multnomah hotel. His
subject. "Cooperation." Warren A. Er
win will sing. Announcement is made
to members, of the club that reserva
tions, for the excursion fo Flavel next
AN EASY WAY TO END
CATARRH T0REVER
Simple Home Treatment Destroys Germs of
Thii Dangerous Disease,
The reason why bo many people who suffer
from Catarrh neyer tieem able to get cured
Is that the'' are continually seeking the mo
mentary relief of apraya, douching, greasy
creams, ointments, etc. Such things do open
up the swollen nostrils and clear the head
temporarily, besides stopping for a while the
disgusting blowing, hawking, spitting and
choking, but they never cure. To drtre out
Catarrh for good you bare got to get down
to its real cause. Catarrh is a germ disease.
The air la always full of catarrh germs thrown
off by one person and abaorbed bv another
and when the aystera ke fail to throw off
aiich germs they find permanent lodgement in
the none, throat and head and multiply
rapidly.
The gertna of catarrh can be best dtftroved
by inhaling the pur medicated air of Hyoinei
(pronounced High-o-me). This splendid and
powerful combination f oil of Kucalyptus with
other healing agents. ba a wonderful germi
cidal a.-tion. You breathe Its air Into your
nose, throat and lunga by means of a small
hard-rubber Inhaler which The Owl Drug Co.
and other leading druggists In Portland? and
vicinity, supply with every treatment. Thia
medicated air Is cort-in" death to the germa
of Catarrh and drivt them completely out of
your system and when the germs are destroved
the catarrh with all Its dixagreeable symp
tcma will atop. Even two or thrte ..minutes'
use will give refreshing relief, while, if you
will use It two or three times a day for a
few weeks it will completely banish catarrh
and every symptom or catarrh. As Hyomei is
pleasant to breathe and is always sold by
drusrgistH everywhere with a positive guarantee
of successfnl results or money back, surely no
Catarrhal snfferer kbould go long before try
ing this simple home remedy. (Adv.)
iwovvor.
Now
i 1 F
Reduced fare round trip tickets, permitting
stop-overs at all points in either direction, to
the t Panama-Pacific International Exposition,
San Francisco, and to the Panama-California
Exposition, 'San Diego, on sale every day to
November 30
? Via the
Scenic Shasta Route
Three Fine Trains Daily
Shasta Limited San Francisco Express California Express
Stop-Overs on One-Way Tickets
Ten days' stop-over will be allowed at San
Francisco and Los Angeles on one way tickets v.
sold to Eastern Cities when routed via the
i Southern Pacific.
The Exposition Xilnc 1915
r,
NORTH COAST LIMITED
ATLANTIC EXPRESS
The high-class, fast daily, through trains between the
Pacific Northwest and
CHICAGO
Via Minneapolis and St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Or use the
Mississippi Valley Limited
Ftne daily service to and from ,
ST. LOUIS
Via St. Joe and Kansas. City
Finest dining car service, and the "Great Big Baked Potato" ,
v served on all trains.
Give us the names and addresses of your friends in the East. We
will advise them of the EXCURSION FARES to Pacific North
west and the California Expositions. ,
Tuesday, there to welcome the new Hill
steamship Great Northern, will not be
accepted later than Friday noon. ;
Negro Saves Perkins Life. ;..
West Palm Beach, Fla., March 10.
A boat from which George W. Perkins
r ,z x:':,
near by saved Perkins from drowning.
NEW TODAY
20 Years to Pay!
Qt Your Farm Horn trwm flw Canadian Pacific
Most proiuciieoil good ciimatc i fy market
fine trausportitron all the comforts and ways of
maki&ff money hrniag that tou hxui in the best krwi
iag sssctions erery wbeje.
Low Prices and $2,000 Loan
TW rich land oolv $11 to $so per acre hrigatrd1
land from f Twenty years to pay think of R.
l-onf before your Saal paymmt is due your an will
have paid lor ttaeii. We lend you up to , u) lor
farm i mpTovementa, on certain conditions, with no
security but the land itself. Twenty yean to repay It.
Interest 6 per cent. If you -want a farm horn all ready
to step into, get one c( our Ready Made Farms.
DairyiM. Hogs and Uvattack Mdis rtg
Incomoa Her. Lands ideal for these purposes.
Present conditions in Kuropa assure highest ricea
ksowa for everything raised.
These Offers Based on Good Land finest on earth
for mixed farming and grain growing. The best land
will be taken first, so time' j precious to vwi. Writ or
coil Utdayforfri handbook and full particular.
L. K. THORNTON
District Beoresentative,
271 FINE STBEET,
(Uultnomali Hotel BldsT.)
ZOBTIsAXTI, OB.
ft.
70 Room
Modern Hotel
With large lobbies, freshly kalsomined
and painted, all in first class condition,
located on prominent street. Inquire
at 910 Cham, of Com. bldg." Phone
Marsh. 1585.
MEETING NOTICES
41
e-ttr i REGULAR meeting this
fi$i2iP0c (Wednesday) evening.
ArXir
Visitors cordially invit
ed, jnrst degree.
W. W. TERRY, Secretary.
OREGON COMMANDERY,
K. T. Regular conclave
Thursday, March 11, at 7:30
p. m. Your attendance will
be appreciated..
C. F. WIEGAND. Recorder.
sitions
Optsn
0 XD0
"California and Its Two
World Expositions"
A new booklet describing the trip
from Portland to Sam Siego including
the two Expositions, the scenic beau
ties of Oregon, the Slskiyous and
Shasta Mountains, San Francisco, the
beach and outing resorts of California,
the San Joaquin Valley and Tosemite
National Park. .Free on application at
City Ticket office, 80 Sixth Street,
Cor. Oak or Union Depot.
Southern Pacific
John as. Scott, General Passenger
Ag-ent, Portland, Ore.
Tickets, full information:
D. Charlton, A. C. P. A.
255 Morrison St.
Thones Main 244, A-1244
Portland ; .' l :.
41
, MULTNOMAH COUNCIL
asYk Royal Arcanum, meets)
,Vc "econd and fourth Wednes-
.. JH days of each month at Ar-
r. Miniin. Kail VeAnlA - TtAm
pie, W.
Park and Yamhill
8 p. m. Visitors
sis., at
,cty welcomed.
E. R. REED. Secy.. 438 Russett St.
WASHINGTON LODGE NO.
. 46, A. F. AND A. M.
special communication to
morrow (Thursday) evening,
7 o'clock, E. 8th and Burn-
Bide. E.
A. degree. Visitors
welcome.
Order W. M.
Vital Statistics
tnarrteges.Birtbs. Dtatbs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
(ieorga Willisana. St
Jobns. 34. sad 8.
aaaa. St. Jonna; or.
Carl Walter, San Franciso.
Kostta. St. Chaxlos hotel. 27.
27, and Emms
Arthur A. Wbarfield. 35 East Seventy-elsrhth
street, lejral, and Joanna A. Parker, 2 East
Klglitieth street, legal.
W. G. Smith &CosV-js?
nil o noor, Morgan blag.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
iguuimg u., aua tarK St.
BIRTHS
BS,G?BTo Jir- and M- Benjamin Berrer.
43S ast Seventeenth street, Korth. March
2. a daughter.
URIGSBY To Mr. andvMrs. Fenton E. Grigs
Dy, 1575 Alameda Drive, February 23. s
daughter. I
BRISTOL To Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brls
tol, 215 orth INienty-aecond, February 23. a
d&ugbter.
Sf11?.-T0nMr-,an'1 Mr"- Clarence H. Prehn.
322 Esst Twelfth street. North. February
21. a daughter.
HIKfC:TVMK V"d Mrs" Blamin W. Hill.
Kelso. Wash., tebruary 18, a son
HEJ.MI, Mr- and Mrs. Charles W." Helm. 60
TT-W,eJi J.erry sttwt- February 14, a aon.
n.I1'.J'N1KAt'HTo Mr n1"1 Mr- William A.
Weifenbach. 1123 Montana avenue. February
I-. twin daughters.
WISDOM To Mr. and Mrs. Layton Wisdom,
a daughter Thlrtyninth street, February 11.
H?Pi5iiItTiro Mr- ahd Mrs. George J. Hodder.
Laddington Court, February 9. a daugh-
OLSEN To Mr., and Mrs. Arthur E. Olsen,
Rainier, Or.. March 4. a eon.
DUFFY To Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duffy. 240
-ahKVSScS1 "feet. February 25. a son.
RICHARDSON To Mr. and Mrs. John L,.
Richardson. 1068 East Eleventh street.
North. March 1, a daughter.
IX N BACK To Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian I.un-
back. 215 Gilbert Road. February 22 a
eon.
PENJf To Mr. and Mrs. George S. Penn. 224
,EastJThlrtyBeTenth ire. South, February
15, s daughter.
WEST To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. West, 143
o.T?wJb8t" street February 9. a son.
oAiRE lo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Sayre.
itu Williams avenue. February 25. a
daughter.
THON'VEXEIi To Mr. and Mrs. Lester W.
Thonvenel, 227 Chapman street. February 22.
a son.
DEATHS AX1) FUNERALS 75
j MINOGUE March 8, Nellie Minogue. aired 62
i years, beloved Bister of Thomas and Terence
Minogue. Funeral will take place from Dun
; ning & McEntee's chapel Tbnrsday. . March 11.
at 8:30 a. m. Services at the Cathedral, cor
: ner Fifteenth and Davis streets, 9 o'clock,
i Friends invited. Interment Mount Calvary
; cemetery.
, HOWARD March 9, at the residence, 590
Alberta street. Thomas P.- Howard, aged
i 66 years, beloved husband of Mary T. How
ard, and father of Mrs. Guy Depue. Mrs.
George Carvell. Miss Francis and the late
Matt Howard. Notice of funeral iater. Wood
stock. 111., papers please copy.
j LERGEN The funeral services of the late
I Joseph P. Bergn. aered 53 years 5 months
'11 days, will be held at the family residence
i on Harrison st., in Milwaukie, Or., tomorrow
! (Thursday) March 11, at 1 o'clock p. in. In
; torment Milwaukie cemetery. Friends Invited.
; liOOttB March lo, at the residence, 493 Mag
nolia at.. Charles J. Moore, aged 47 years.
; Beloved husband of Mrs. Anna Moore and
; brother of Joseph L. Mre of Astoria, Or.
Remains at Dunning & McEntee's parlors. N'o
tlce of funeral later.
. OSGOOD In this city, March 9. at the resl
; dence. 2S35 71st st. S. E., Mrs. Elizabeth
; Froom Osgood, aged 75 years. Friends invited
to attend the funeral services to t held at
; Ho man's parlors tomorrow (Thursday), at 2
p. m.
1 LBWELLKN-William J. Lewellen. St. Vin
cent's hospital, March 4, 51 years; carci-
' noma.
; DONOVAN John Donovan, Willamette river,
March 2. 41 years; drowning.
I GOLDSTEIN Philio Goldstein. St. Vincent's
! hospitsl, March 5. 32 .years; perforation of
i nicer.
. KOMERS Alfred H. Somers. Good Samaritan,
j March 5. 21 years; pneumonia.
BODWAV- Eva Bodws.v. 1303 Hood street,
1 March 6, 41 years: cancer.
T ni t A.' I Sa.tl.. CXI 1Tb- CI
street north. March 7, 56 years; diabetes
Insfpidis.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists, 347
Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
i CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 287 Morrison st.
! CLARK'S Flower Shop Funeral de
signs. flowers. 430 Wash. Main 3771.
FUNERAL- DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY & SON,
Montgomery at Fifth.
Dunning & McEntee gsa
erery detail. 7th and Pice.
Main 430, A-4558.
I. any assistant
, Ch timbers Coi -dUicerby!;tlWo
ave.
ood-
i lawn 3306. C-1133. Lady embalmer.
A R 7pllpr Ca 692 WllUama ave.
I Mi rii -ClltJl uUiEast 1088, C-1088.
j Lady attendant. Day and night service.
Walter C, Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sellwood 71, B-1122.
; A. D. KENWORTHY & CO. Calls
' promptly answered in all parts of
city. I. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 6267.
PFA RQHM Undertakers. East 1080.
TLnnOUlH 369-371 Russell st.
P. L. LERCH, leading east side under
' taker. E. 11th & Clay. B-1883, E. 7S1.
QrAFQUndertakinsCo. Main 4152"
OILVVlO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay
r DPQnNRES1DENCK UND. PLS.
LnlOOVJIMM. 6133, A-2235. I45 Mor.
Hamilton
80th and Glisan. Fu-
eral services. Tabor 4313.
D X Dirno Williams and Knott.
Ill II uj I I I J
East 1115, .C-1943.
mm
MEETING NOTICES
(Continued)
mi I Ul.l l "JWUJ-
MM
- y2 Mile of Travel With Every 25c Cash Want Ad
1 Mile of Travel With Every 50c Gash Want Ad
iy2 Miles of Travel With Every 75c Cash Want Ad
2 MUes of Travel With Every $1 Cash Want Ad
Scrip will be given with every telephone Want Ad paid
within five days from date of bill to the amount of one-quarter
mile for each 25c paid-, ; r
v FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Cotlnued)
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. tha leading
funeral director, 220 3d st., corner
Salmon. Iaiiy assistant. Phones A-
1511. Main 607.
. F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side- Funeral . Directors,
East Alder st. Kast 52. B-2525.
414
MONUMENT
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 264-26S
4th st., opp. city hall. M. 8564. A-1516.
TO LEASE
63
WANTED To buy a small stock of
groceries that can be movea; wouia
consider other goods if price is right.
T-oas, Journal.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
6G
BEAUTIFUL west side corner, near
11th and Columbia sts.. improved
with 2 strictly modern flat buildings
or 14 rooms eacn: epienam income.
This place is easily worth J30.000. but
ior quicK sale wm oe sacriricea ror
$22,500. Terms allowed. Yates Realty
Co.. 249 4th st.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
COMPLETE HOME FOR SALE.
The buyer of this home Is not only
gonig to tret one READY TO USE. but
is going to be able to save around
$2000. It is located close in on Gar
field ave. BEACH, -605 Yeon bids.
READY-TO-USE HOMES exclusively.
ALBINA BUNGALOW SACRIFICE.
Nice, nearly new 5 room large bun
galow, ou a fine lot 60x100: half block
from L car. 2 blocks from Jefferson
High school. I paid $3000 for this one
year ago; will sell for $2500, ir iooo
cash is paid.
OWNER,
326 Board of Trade bldg. Main 7452.
ROSE CITY PARK
HOMES.
Deal dfrect with the owners, the
original platters of this beautiful part
of Portland. Call on our realty de
partment, cor. 4th and Stark.
HAETMAN & THOMPSON
YOU are able to buy can you find a
better investment than to purchase
my 6 room bungalow, sleeping porch,
bath, hardwood floors, built-in feat
ures, furnace, cement basement, situ
ated in one of Portland's most desir
able districts? Right party can buy
this on the rental plan if desired. Call
Main 10-8. -
SACRIFICE SALE.
My beautiful 7 room house, located
in Rose City Park, one block from car
line; hardwood floors, fireplace, fur
nace, built-in bookcases and buffet, 2
toilets, cement basement and wash
travs; fruit trees, berries and roses;
worth $5000. Will sell for $4500. See
owner. 476 E. 52d St. N. ' .
MUST sell one of these make offer:
6 room bungalow. 1 block to car, 2
lots, fruit and berries, value $2000, un
incumbered. Modern dwelling, re
stricted district, full lot, 6 rooms;
more $150 additional; value $4250;
mortgage $1750, renewable. Call eve
nings 915 E. Kelly st. Sellwood 601.
A Bargain
6 room modern bungalow; 8 more
rooms can be put in attic. Double con
structed throughout. Cost over $3000
to build. Lot 50 by 100. Paved street.
On carline. Price $3800. 216 Panama
bldg.
SOUTH PORTLAND.
989 FIRST STREET.
New 7 room home, everything the
best, Improvements and taxes paid,
large lot, beautiful view, 3 cars, 6
minutes out, cost $4700. Need money;
give me an offeiv 325 Railway Ex.
WHY pay rent when you can buy a 3
room house dn the west side for only
$450, $60 down and $10 per month.
This is only 20 minutes' car ride, 5c
fare. . The ground alone ia worth the
money. M. E. Lee. 605 Corbett bldjr.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOME
On your lot or ours; by your own
plans or ours; pay us like rent.
THE OREGON HOME-BUILDERS,
. 1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
BEST built bungalow in Rose City
Park, 6 nice rooms, large attic, fur
nace, fireplace; everything first class;
paved street, sightly lot. Genuine bar
gain. Owner, 212 Mohawk bldg.
$1875 Brand new 5 room bungalow.
complete and jnodern, 50x100 lot,
worth $2400; must sell quickly; terms.
OWNER. 936 EAST 1STH. NORTH.
Irvington Car to Prescott St.
A SNAP.
$2600 buys my interest in a $5800
bungalow, balance runs at 6 per cent
interest from Dec. 12. 1914. Phone
Woodlawn 3240. No agents.
3 LOTS, 3-ROOM SHACK. $600.
$25 down, $10 monthly. In Monta
villa, near sew Jonesmore school; some
fruit trees? Fred W. German Co., 914
Chamber of Commerce.
SAVE $1250 buying from owner, ab
solutely modern, just finished home.
croauway car, naru suriace street,
sewer, walks, fixtures., etc. , Tabor
4S14.
$2850 NEW 6 room modern bungalow
on m. I3tn St., near Ainsworth; $250
casn. Daiance montniy payments.
Miller. I3(&4 I3tn st; n.
1 HAVE tnree good homes in Irving'
ton, one-tnird less tiiati cost; one
mansion fine. East 273. W. H. Herd
man.
$3800 WILL buy 2 acres, house, barn,
orchard, ten minute walk from post
office. Address M. D. Simonson, Mc
Minnville, Ore.
A SNAP Good J room house, lot lOOx
100, electric lights, gas, phone, fruit
and berries. Don't miss this; Phone
Tabor 118.
RENT BUYS HOME 4 room, shack,
78x100 lot, $650; $10 per month.
Home phone D-1010.
GOOD comfortable 3 room house and
lot for $450; $50 cash. $5 per month;
a snap Smith & Houck, 301 Henry bid.
FOR SALE: Modern 4 room bungalow,
$120 yearly income. W. Hague, 331
Madison.
NEW modern house, never occupied,
31st and Yamhill, block Sunnyside
car. Tabor 3199.
FOR SALE 6 room house, 50x100 lot,
with furniture, for $1200. 159 E. 75th
St. N.. near Olisan..
$50 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
New, modern 5 room bungalow. Close
to car. Owner. Sellwood 2204.
SNAP FOR CASH.
Modern 5 room . bungalow.
Sellwood 2204.
Owner,
IRVINGTON home, 6 rooms, modern,
for sale reasonable: 637 E. 11th. N.
5 ROOM modern house and 2 lots by
owner. $2200. 3915 64th st. S. E.
60 IMPERIAL 4 ACRES.
HIT 10
61
: .. ' - (Continued) - f
1 I'OR SALE BY OWNER, "
,New, modern bungalow, 4 large
rooms, bath room, large attic finished,
full size basement, cement floor, laun
dry trays, fruit cupboards, oak floorr,
combination fixtures, window shades,
disappearing bed, buffet. bookcases,
window seat, Dutch kitchen, water
cooler, woodlift, double walls and
floors, street Improvements' paid. .Price
only $1900; $300 down. 1 block from
Alberta car. on E. 16th and Sumner sts.
602 Sumner st, Woodlawn 1696.
$1375 $300 Cash
1 block from Hawthorne ave., 5 room
bungalow, almost new. inside partly
unfinished, lot 40x100. If you want
a nice little home on Hawthorne ave.
cheaper than you could buy it in Mt.
Scott district,, call us up. This must
be sold and we offer it at about the
price of the lot. 1084 Hawthorne ave.
Tabor 2017 or Tabor 912. '
FOR SALE LOTS
16
ROSE CITY PARK
LOTS.
Deal direct with th owners, the
original platters of this beautiful part
of Portland. Call on our1 realty de-
partment, cor. 4th and Stark.
HAUTilAN & THOMPSON
BEAUTIFUL view hornesite on the
west side,' only 15 minutes' car ride,
best value in the city, for only $350.
$10 down, $5 per mo. M. E. Lee, 605
Corbett bldg.
LOi' ior sale on 49th ave., near 58th.
for $323; easy terras. Owner, 1174
Holjrate. Phone Sellwood 1407.
TWO Riverview lots cheap for cash.
216 Panama bldg. .
60 IMPERIAL 4 ACRES.
ACREAGE
67
BEAVERDAM.
10 acres. M of this is irenuine pure
beaverdam, 10 feet deep. .This is not
black swale, hut tiie very nignest graae
pure onion land adjoining tne tinest
onion gardens in the world, which pro
duced 350 sacks of onions per acre
last year and brought the owner over
$1000 for each acre in onions. You
can raise more than the entire purchase
prtee tnis year on this land wnicn is
ready for crop. H mile to station on
electric and about 12 miles from the
center of Portland. Price $3000. Rea
sonable terms. Tate Investment Co.,
rooms 301-2 Couch bldg., 109 4th Bt.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Oresham district, electric sta
tion i mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine Valley orchard tracts; best soil,
free, wood: elegant location. Prices
only $75 to $150 per acre In small
tracts: easy terms. FranK Jttcfeariand
Realty Co., 309Yeon bldg., Portland.-Or,
SOUTHERN OREGON 80 acres. 1ft
miles from railroad, close to
Pacific Highway, $1000; prac
tically all tillable; running
water: electric light available
$2,')0 cash, balance easy. G
Wynn Wilson, 903 Chamber Of
Commerce, portlana
$200 CASH TAKES BARGAIN.
10 acres, all good tillable land, fine
soil; 6 acres nearly clear ea; Daiance
easy clearing. Close to station. Price
$650; terms to suit on Daiance.
J-iUEDOliiMANN COA1PAJNX,
1 913 Chamber of Commerce.
: 7 Acres $1200 '
600 feet from electric car, 40 min
utes to Portland, finest -BOil, level,
good water, part m cultivation; terms.
K. r . rUBMSTEK, 309 ADlngton Dldg,
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, easy terms; will build to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or
Sellwood 476. John H. Gibson, owner,
ONIONS CELERY ASPARAGUS
A beautiful 2 acre tract, over V
cleared, nice building spot with trees,
near Tigard:- $675: $100 down. $12.50
per month, including interest. Fred
W. German C-. 914 Cham, of Com.
10 MILES FROM MORRISON ST.
BRIDGE.
Will sell at $226 per acre, 15 acres
or perfectly choice land, very sightly.
nearly ail in cultivation, on rock road.
Owner, 405 Northwestern Bank bldg.
IF you desire' to "buy. sell or exchange
property between Milwaukie and
Oregon City, call or write Milwaukie
& Suburban Realty Co.. Milwaukie. Or.
$5 MONTHLY, 80x200 with house.
bo. A. c. Maratprs. 202 Wilcox
Dldg. Main 3517. Tabor 1770.
60 IMPERIAL 4 ACRKS.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
70
CHICKEN 'RANCH 2 acres, just out-
side city limits, close to car; rine 8
room nouse, fireplace, hot ana cold wa
ter, bath, toilet, garage. ! Price $3750;
$500 cash, balance to suit. 6 Per cent.
2i Hawtnome ave.
60 IMPERIAL i ACRES.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
40 Acres
20 miles from Portland. 5 miles
from North Plains and electric line.
10 acres in cultivation- fine sprin
close to school, on .county road; price
$100; $300 cash, balance in 10 years.
6.
40 acires, 5 miles N. Plains, 20 acres
In cultivation, good house, barn, fine
orchard, berries of all .kinds, fine
spring creek; price $2500; $500 cash
balance Iff-years 6.
40 acres, 6 miles N. Plains, 20 acres
cultivated, good 6 room house, barn
and other outbuildings; orchard, ber
ries, team, cow, 4 . head young cattle,
hogs, chickens and all ; farm imple
ments; price $4000; vi cash balance
easy. Vc.
26 acres, 2 acres cultivated, 24 acres
fine timber, small house and barn, 2
miles from electric .line, fine wood
proposition: all down hill haul- price
zou'j; uu casn, Daiance easy, 6.
625 Hawthorne ave.
Eastern Oregon Wheat Land
Lands in Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington which will average 20 bu. of
wheat per acre under existing condi
tions; wui net (.leased; i"0 per annum
on a valuation of $50 per acre should
wheat remain 75c per bushel. I have
such lands for sale in tracts of 160
to 1200 acres at $25 to $35 per acre,
and on attractive terms of sale. I
shall not waste yOur time and my time
and money showing you doubtful val
ues. M.i Berkeley, Pendleton, Or.
BACK. OF VANCOUVER
120 acres, $17 per acre, 7 acres
cleared, 4 room house small barn,"
cmcKen nouse, smoKe nouse, etc., near
ly all tillable; chickens and small tools
go with the place; 1 miles to the
railroad, price for the entire place,
$2000, $500 cash, balance 3 to 5 years,
6. You know what will happen when
completion of the bridge and you will
have to hurry to get this one. Fred
XV. German Co.. 914 Cham, of Com.
$483 CASH, $483 CASH, $483 CASH,
Puts you in possession of a dandy
little 20 acre tract, 10 in cultivation,
good 4 room house, . nicely- painted
and plenty of shaek outbuildings.
Balance ! of $1167 payable 190 smi.
annually. This place is a sacrifice. Nor
trade. Fred W. German Co., 914 Cham,
of Commerce.
$7500, 1'iO acres, located one mile, from
Sauver station, lays fine; 60 acres
in cultivation; finest soil in the Wil
lamette t valley: land adjoining sells
from $10 to $125 an acre. This is a
fine buy; half cash, bal. 3 years at 7.
W. J. Davie, 505 Corbett bldg.
101 ACRES 3 room house, mostly bot
tom land, part in ' hay. on countv
road,' big local market, 3 good cows
go wltn place, convenient to Portland.
Reliable party can have
very easy
terms. 627 Corbett bldg.
FOR SALE Home comfort raneh.
finest acreage on capital hisrhwav. 1
tm 100 acres, all in cultivation, n Ti
gard auto stage, fare 25c, car very
hour. Owner, II. Grebey Tigard. Or.
FOR SALE by owner. 25 acres 54
miles from MCMinnviiie. pr.: $1600,
$600, balance terms. Write to S. Cam-
best, Cove Orchard, Or.
FOR SALE 200 acres of good land in
r- t i . : . n , ii. i i
WHEN yo answer the Want Ads.
i mention The Journal. r
60 IMPERIAL .14 ACHES.
FOR SAHZ HOUSftS
FOB SALE FARMS - 17
t Continued) -
115ft ACRES. 70 CLEARED .,.
: $6500. - .. .
, Only 1 mile from Ry. etatlon, grade
and high schools. In Willamette val
ley; good 6 room house, 2 barns, spring
and creek; all fenced: has family or
chard; terms.- ; D. MoChesney, Title &
Trust bldg.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
FOR RENT 120 acres. 80 acres under
cultivation, & acres in assorted or-
V UCLl 1.1 , UiVl li, IIUUPO HUIl tt. I t UUl"
ffi Vanomivw. Wash
57 ACRE farm, all in high state of
cultivation, rich land, near electric
station; stock and implements for sale.
Write Dr. Hawke, Gaston, Or., if you
mean business. -
IRRIGATED farm and" orchard; small
building and barn; suburbs Lewiston.
Idaho; will rent on shares to married
couple. 459" Morgan bldg.
KENT or lease, 19 acres, crop half
in; good building. Million, Hel vita
station. United Railways.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.
: mention The Journal.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
88
WANT to lease a stock; farm for a
term of years; must have water and
grass. Write me what you have. N-
810, Journal.
HOMESTEADS
47
HOMESTEADS. -Big
Indian reservation to open 750,
000 acres-for settlement; fruit, timber,
farm lands; send 25c with this ad to
Wenatchee. Wash.. Dally World, Dept.
G., for reliable data about this great
region.'
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
For Exchange
160 ACRES FINE TIMBER,
40 MILES FROM PORTLAND,
NEAR R. R. AND RIVER; 4.
000,000 FT.. ALL FINE TILL
ABLE SOIL; 4 ACRES
CLEARED, 3 SPRINGS,
WELL, ETC.; WILL ACCEPT
CLEAR HOME IN PORT
LAND FOR SAME; VALUE
$4500. - -
Dorr E, Keasey & Co.
2D FLOOR C. OF C. BLDG.
INCOME FOR FARM.
A grain warehouse enuipped with
chopping and other machinery, com
bined with fuel and flour business. Lo
cated in a good live Willamette valley
town; no competition. Gross income,
$50,d00. Will exchange for a farm to
full value but it must be g'ood. Price
$12,000, clear. Will put In residence
on a farm.
LUEDDEMANN COMPANY,
813 Chamber of Commerce."
FINE store building in Oregon -City,
modern flats above, $5000 stock gro
ceries and general I merchandise, team
and wagon and auto delivery; doing
$100 per day business; ' price $12,000.
No debts. Trade - for part Improved
farm. Yates Realty Co., 249 4th st.
WILL trade choice 6 acres,- deep black
soil, in Beaverton district, with good
4 room neat cottage, barn, well, all
fenced, fine condition; $2500, and well
worth more, for dwelling . in Portland,
clear. Call Main 1242, 401 McKay bldg.
HAVE desirable lOQxlOO corner, east
side; also timber claim, total value
$5000; incumbrance $150, to trade for
house and lot or farm land. Address
P. O. Box 1 071. city. .
$700 CASH equity in modern 5 room
bungalow to exchange for acreage,
lot or auto. Will assume on acreage,
T-372, Journal.
HAVE lot one block from carline that
I refused $900 for year ago. Will
trade for new 5 passenger Ford. Rob
ert Athon, Treves hotel, 11th and
Stark. PhoneMain 7669. . i
EXCHANGE 5 room house. 'A lots
- Value $2500, clear, -Kenton, fer 6 to
1 acres with buildings. Call Wood
lawn 1087. or write 2 W. Halleck st.
FORTY acres irrigated land, fenced,
26 acres in alfalfa, small- -house,
paid up water right, for Portland
property. 325 Railway Exchange.
HOUSE, modern, 6 rooms, lot 40x100,
$2500; equity $1800; will trade for
sinall farm or good lots. T-417, Jour
nal. ; -
I WILL trade modern apartment houso,
all full, for farm, business or -anything
to the value of $4600. Call or
write. 619 Lumber Exchange. ' ' '
40 ACRES, some cleared. $1200; will
consider $400 in trade, balance time.
Marshall 2595. ,
75x125 -Downers Grove,, a Chicago su
burb, facing park; all improvements
paid. X-423, Journal. 3 -
IF YOU have any property for sale or
exchange it will pay yoil to see M
Kenzie & Co., 615 Gerllnger bldg.
CITY lots or house and lots for a good
grocery siock ana snore in gooa lo
cation. Woodlawn 2148.
24- ACKIiH near Forest "Grove, good
soil; will trade for city property.
231 E. 76th st. N.; M-V car.
2 STORES, 10 rooms above; 6th St.,
Leadville. Colo. T-414, Journal.
BOISE, Idaho city home', for Newbergt
Or., property. Box 655, Newberg.
WHEN you answer -. these Want Aea,
mention The Journal.
WANTEI KEAL ESTATE 31
WANT a furnished : bungalow with
vard. Will give clear deed to San
Francisco ' lot or Los Angeles as first
payment and assume or would rent.
East 3990.
WANTED 6 to 10 acres, with build
ings on, for good city, property. See
Juilson, 427 Lumber i Exchange,
LOT wanted. Holladay or lrvington
add., cheap for cash; S-302, Journal.
ROOMING HOUSES
53
FIFTY room - apartment house, abso
lutely clearing -ziw momn. Cheap
rent and lease. A-l building. Always
full. Genuine cut price of $1800.' Small
cash payment handles. We control and
guarantee this, ; Investigate. Asso
ciated Investment Co., 618-19 Yeon
hlritr. '
WOULD you inves $800 if guaranteed
that you wouia clear to $110
per montnr ir. so, look up this 23
room house, rent $66; furnace heat,
very clean and extra weir furnished.
half block from Morrison St.; price
$16fl0. Yates, 249 4th St.
84 ROOMSTRENT $200.
t and 3 room apartments, central lo
cation, well -furnished, clears $200
month: inrice $2000; terms. Hovt
Quigley Co., 509 Rothchild bldr, cor.
4tn ana wasnington.
11 ROOMS. beautiful home, near
White Temple; extra fine furniture.
all mooeni. Sold for $1200. Owner
must sell quickly. First one comes
gets this snap for $500; some terms.
can s mm, near aiam
IF YOU want a beautiful home, rent
free and net income $75 month, and
the best ? furnishings at a lro-lr.
owner leaving, see MacKay, 376 Yam-
hin st.
22 ROOMS RENT ONLY $65.
Pays $100 clear every month. vr-v
central; a snap for $50; consider good
lot Hoyt Quigley Co., 609 Rothchild
niqg., coif.-' m ana waqnington,
FOR SALE-r-Irviijig Hotel, cor. 6th and
Oak sts.. on account of ill health of
owner. Price right, rent reasonable.
Apply at hotel.
FOR ,SAXE Rooming House in As
torla. Or., 24 rooms, centrally, lo
cated. .Particulars, D. H. Welch. As-
HOUSEKEEPING -rooms for saTS:
cheap. Must sell. Sickness. Ham nwn.
er.Mrs. M. A. Maddick. 168 loth t
10 ROOM, all H, K. worth $400; must
sell this week for rxit of for T,
today $190. Call 88 10th, near Stark. J
ROOMING house for sale-cheap. In-
SMALL rooming hoysft for sale. Call
i iptn si. - Alain- skss.
FOR HALE Close in. paying rooming'
house. & snap. 308 6th st . '
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 3
BECOME INDEPENDENT. Other
are doing it. Why work for a sal
ary? START . MOVING PICTUR 13
ROAD SHOW, PLAYING SMALLER
TOWNS. Small investment. We teacfi
you, furnishing everything. TJH ti
MOVIE SUPPLY KINGS, ft 4 BROAD
WAY. -
Hoyt-Quigley Co.
V have moved to our new office.
I . A Dnfhnhtl ...... , . . . ...
ash.
inesa
specialty made -at trades. Call and
TO BUY OR SELL A BUSINESS
OF ANY KIND ANYWHERE SEE
Business Chance Department
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO
Ground floor Multnomah Hotel. .
Cor, of 4th and Pine ets.
. FLOUR AND FEED MILL.
In the best town of the close in Wil
lamette valley farming district; has a
splenttnl trade and good opportunities
for enlarging. We have a special low
price at 618 Yeon bldg. C957.
$1000 CASH will place you in posaes
Bion of a first class hotel in Wil
lamette valley; long lease, 60 reoms.
hot and cold water in every room; fin
est turniture and carpets f trade con
sidered, 310 Spalding bldg.
YOUNG man to work 8 hours in a
manufacturing business that will
make better than $5 per day; must
have $300 to purchase ft Interest Call
519 Lumber Exchange. ' -
baker v ! and grocery.
Stock and fixtures, invoice $900;
wide awake business; $650. Trade
for lot or equity. 5U9 Rothchild bldg.,
cor. 4 th tind Wash ,
WANTED Man to travel with vaude
ville act, 2 girts In act; require $b(.
619 Lumber Exchange bldg., 2d and
Stark.
CIGARS, confectionery, light grooer-
ies, living rooms", furniture, stock
and fixtures, $400; bargain, quick sale
$230: owner leaving city. fOaat 871.
CIGAR STORE.
-W'ell located, rent $15 month, stock
and fixtures will invoice $800. Price
for all, $160. PMers, 15 N. 6th St.
LIGHT groceries, butter, eggs, etc.
Owner wants a partner to help him
In his striutly cash store; pay $100
month. Call room 829, Morgan bldg.
500
BUSINESS
CARDS
59c
1000 for 90e.
Hose City Printery, 3d at Taylor. -
A GOOD live feed business and feed
barn. Building and lease at a bar
gain. Invoice stock. 600 Journal of-
nce, Vancouver, wash.
PARTNER wanted for a small repair
shop; pay $80 month now, which can
be, increased. Call room 329, Morgan
bldg.
FOR SALE Small grocery, low rent,
good trade. Phone Maiu 9340. after
2 p. m. week days.
FOR SALE Well established buttor
and egg route. 60 E. 12th st, N. ti$
not call Sunday.
lih.tr I AL RAN T for sale, cheap, in
good location; party must leave city
at ont-e. 216 Panama bldg.
1000 Business Cards $.85
Kyder Ptg. Co.. S. W. cor. 3d & Morrison
MANUFACTURING partner wanted,
able to keep plain accounts, etc.;
good pay. Call room 329, MorgHn bldg.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada,
mention The journal.
BLSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTKIJ 6S
WANTED A restaurant or confec
tionery store in country town. K
642, Journal.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads.
mention The Journal.
BIOXEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
27
LOANS on improved city property or
-for building purposes; advance mads
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb, 242 Stark St. Main 442J.
PRIVATE ON HAND TO LOAN.
$8,000 at I'o $5,000 at "9i
8,000 at 7-'. 2,500 at 7
700 at 6 300 at 8y
M'KKNZIE & CO., 615 Gerllnger hldy.
Mortgage Loans
I. L. WHITE,
701 Selling bldg.
BUILDING LOANS on city and subur-
Dan property; money advanced as
work progresses, W. G. Beck, 315 Fall
ing bldg. Main 3407. '
WE have money to loan on your real
estate; first-mortgages only.
HAMMOND MOHTflAUM COMPANY,
423 Chamber of Commerce.
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100
to $6000 on city property. A. II. Bell,
201 Gerllnger blte,
MORTGAGE . loans at current rate.
Real estate security. 'Apply room 202
Stock Exchange, 3d and Yamhill.
CASH paid tor mortgages, notes, con
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. F. II. Lewltt & Co., 3--Lewis bldg
$100,oo on mortgages city end iarm
property. fir insurance. McKenzis
ft Co.. Qm linger bldg.. 2d and Alder.
MORTGAGE LOANS, tt and 7 per cent.
Louis Solomon & Co.. 229 Stark st.
$200 $360, $800. $900. $1200, $1800, Fred
W. German Co.. 914 Cham, of Com.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 7. L. DE
LUCHI. 324 Front St. Main 7804.
$40,000 OR LESS. FARRINGTON.
80 4th st. Board of Trade bidg.
MONEY to loan 6 to 8 per cent. W. It.
Kelts & Co., 810 ypalding bldg.
$5000 to $16,000, private money.
Z-S24.
journal.
$500, $1000. $2000, no com., no delay.
Ward, Altsky bldg. '
$1000 AT 7; $2000 AT Te.
L. J. LAMB. Oregonian HI. Main
WHEN you auswer these Want Ad.
mention The Journal.
$1600 CITY property. Smith & Houck.
801 Henry bldg.
on :lty
B-S73,
properly. Tnbor 2,Si!0
Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN
CHATTELS, HALAIUE3
7
f
IMMEDIATE LOANS
ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
- AT EASTERN RATES.
"We have one of the finest retail
Jewelry stores in the city. A loan de
partment is conducted in. connect l"ii
with SHine maklrig business STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no
signs designating loan buslnes dis
played in front of our store. All mer
chandise pledged is held for a period
of seven months, whether-or not in
terest is paid when due. ' We are li
censed and have been established since
1899. No connection with- any other
loan establishment in this city.
A.- & M. DEIXTVAGE, JKWELERS,
J24 Washington st.
LOANS IN SIX HOURS' XI HE.
At Legal Rates V
We loan money on diamonds, pianos,
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes
or furniture.
Portland Loan Co,
Licensed by State.
Room 206 Rothchild bldg.,
4th and -6th on Washington
Bet.
st.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES.
, ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY.
Business Strictly Confidential.
STATE SECURITY COMPANY.
LICENSED. .
S09 FAILING BLDG.
MONEY AT ONCE.
Diamonds. Watches. Musical Instrum'ts
- Separate dept. for ladies.
tKLBY CO. i Licensed. I
980 Lumber Ex, bldg., 2d and Btark
LOANS on diamonds, jewelry, strictly
confidential. 141 3d st n-ar Alder.
LOANS m real estate, diamonds, jew
el r lOW mHolKRVVs hJngtonhld
MONKY to loan. fhort
time, on ap-
proved wecurltv-. Hatfield
JBf54tli.
WHEN yon njr these Want Ads,
tnentbi'n The Journal. '
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