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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORT LAND, SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 23, 1913. STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FAVORS NEW LICENSE LAW Act Passed by the Last Legisla ture Affords Protection to the Public From Dishonesty. EFFORT MADE TO KILL LAW Petitions Being Circulated by Opponents of License Law Call for Referendum in 1920. ' The Oregon State Chamber of Com meroe, through lta official, heartily In dorsed house bill Now 25, pawed by the last legislature. The bill, which - be comes effective May, 29. provides that alt real estate brokers operating: In Ore gon mast make application for license to the' state Insurance commissioner, upon payment of a fee of $5, together with a bond in the amount of $1000 and recommendations from 10 freeholders of the community where be proposes to operate, vouching for his honesty. liAff BAISII8 STANDARD OF HOlfESTT . "This bill will prohibit dishonest par ties and curbstone operators from enter ins; Into the real estate business m Ore gon, and will leave the business in the hands of gentlemen who are a credit to our state and whose object Is to increase our , resources in exchange and sale of properties along agricultural, commercial and industrial lines." declares George Quayle, general secretary of the state chamber. ' "There has been a feeling among cer tain citizens in the past that all the real estate man wanted was to get his com mission. . which . sentiment prevails In other states as well as Oregon. Commer cial organizations Within our state have received many letters from parties in the South. East and Middle West ex pressing a desire to come to Oregon to locate but they make it very plain that they do not wish to deal with realty men. It. is presumed this feeling is prompted by the treatment accorded them in the past. SEW iAW PROTECTS PUBLIC "If the law is allowed to remain as it now stands, commercial- organisations and others In Oregon will feel free to inform Inquirers from without the state that they need -have no fear of investing in Oregon upon the recommendation of the realty dealers of our state. It is true in many sections of the United States that misrepresentations made by unreliable realty dealers have brought about unprofitable investments, which it is the intent of the present law to overcome. ' ; "Oregon should safeguard the inter ests of prospective investors. The realty business is as legitimate as selling sugar over the counter, and a majority of the dealers are highly respected citisens of integrity with a desire to upbuild our state along agricultural; commercial and industrial lines, having- the interests of the state at heart. It is up to the voters to disregard any movement that will rescind the action of the legislature at Its last session regarding this, question." COMMERCIAL CLTTBS FAYOB. LAW On April 10, the Oregon State Cham ber of Commerce made known to its . constituent members the result of such legislation with a view of the different : commercial bodies throughout the state Are You Going to yoa will find many exceed ingly clever and up-to-date ideas and .suggestions in 3 "Distinctive 99 A collection of attractive, practical Homes of Moderate Cost, say $7 5o to . 5000. Also shows Beach Homes, etc., 1275 up. . " ' L This Book will cost you $1.00 Postpaid Note: Many other books on Home Building, etc., in stock for your selection. . r hTHE J. K. GILL CO., Booksellers. Stationers, Office Outfitters . - Third and Aider Sts, ( ill Homes Gill's Several good patterns of Inlaid ma terial reduced to " f ' $1.14 Square Yard ; this week only. A' number of remnants very! cheap. Cork Floor Products! Co. 202 Broadway, at Taylor, Phone Main 90. v-;.i i ; ...y i :: y. y , --jr. yy.yy; ;yy.a ... . -; ,y f- . - ' "i ;y . V'.y I: '' - ' ; 1 ' ----- ' " I : l! i rJwyf- : jL - L A limited number of home sites in The demand for residence property in Portland has already extended to high priced homes, and there is evident an in creasing activity in vacant home sites. To meet this market the National Realty Associates, owners of Westover Terrace, have opened offices in the Henry build ing and will dispose of a limited num ber of building sites In that addition. Westover Terrace is one of the most attractive of west side residence dis tricts. Officials of the National Realty Associates go further than that and de clare this to be the most beautiful resi dence district in the "United States. The broad terraces were created at the order making known to Inquirers that such a law was in effect and that they mflpht feel safe in accepting any statements as to conditions and prices of property In Oregon from reputable realty dealers. Replies have been received from cham bers of commerce and commercial clubs throughout the state and without ex ception these organisations favor the realty license law as it stands and frown upon the attempt of its opponents to apply the referendum. The law becomes effective May 29. unless its opponents succeed in filing their petition with the proper number of signatures on or be fore May 28. If the petition succeeds the law cannot go into effect until after the election of November, 1920. HOME BUILDERS WILL BE Appointed by Mayor Baker Out lines Plans for Assisting Pro spective Home Builders. Organization of a corporation for the purpose of financing home builders who lack the necessary funds to pay con struction costs was planned at a meet In e of the finance committee of the "Own Tour Home" campaign Monday afternoon. It is proposed to capitalize the financing corporation at from $200,000. Debenture bonds will be issued and the business conducted, along lines usually followed by building and loan associa tions, according to members of the com mittee. There is no reason why it should not be found practical to advance up to 75 per cent of the value of the property to applicants of good moral risk." de clared one member of ' the committee, "and to provide for the amortization of the loan in a period of 10 to 15 years." The possibility of cooperation between the proposed local company and the Federal Home Loan bank, proposed in a bill before congress, was also dis cussed by the committee. The committee in charge of the proj ect was recently appointed by Mayor Baker to cooperate with -the manage ment of the "Own Tour Home" campaign. Members of the committee are J. B. Kerr, chairman ; J. L. Hartman, J. C. Ainsworth, Paul C. Murphy, E. P. Law rence, J. H. Hartog and O. H. Skotheun. Important Sales of Farm Lands at Elgin Elgin. May 24. William Roulet has purchased the W. 35. Jones farm in the Flat district for 132,000. The farm con sists of (40 acres, 400 acres being under cultivation. Another recent transaction was the sale by J. E. Elliott of 180 acres bordering the corporate limits of r.igin to J. M. Cornellson who recently -moved! here from Wallowa county. Con sideration was 18000. The new owner will develop the place as a dairy farm. New High School at Haines Plans for a new high school building at Haines are being prepared by Tour tellotte & Hummel. The building will be o Dries: ana tue construction and will contain nine class rooms, gymnasium, auditorium, manual training shops, and uomesric science rooms. At a recent special election the people of Haines au- tnonzea the Issue of $45,000 in bonds to cover the cost of construction. General . Insurance BONDS McCargar, Bates & Lively Yeon BaJlding Main . 168. A-26 94 COMPANY TO FINANCE SOON ORGANIZED ENTRANCE TO WESTOVER TERRACE . " ... . ' this beaulifcl resldenee listrict are aeing orierea dj we, nsuwiu Aaswuics. a view of the Willamette and Columbia of the associates by hydraulic processes, the steep, inaccessible hills being levelled and the ragged canyons filled. Westover Terrace overlooks the city, the Willamette and Columbia river val leys, and commands a magnificent view of the Cascade range. The altitude of the tract above sea level ranges between 500 and 600 feet. Cornell road, ap proached from Lovejoy street, traverses Westover Terrace by easy grades. Roads and streets, are broad and hard surfaced. All parts of the district are within easy walking distance of Btreet car service. Westover Terrace was platted in 1910, and a number of sites were sold at that PUBLICITY BOOKLET TO BE PUBLISHED BY G Portland as a City of Beautiful Homes Will Be Advertised Through Art Publication, Portland is credited with having a larger percentage of individual home owners than any other city In the United States, a record which reflects the faith of the average citizen in the future of the city and his content with climatic, social and economic condi tions. Portland is distinctively a city of beautiful homes and the "Own-Tour-Home" campaign management has com pleted plans for the publication of an art pamphlet setting forth the many advantages of the city as a home town. One hundred thousand copies qf the booklet will be printed and distributed through the hotels of the city. O. H. Skothetm, executive secretary of the "Own-Your-Horae" campaign, announces that a committee has been appointed to handle the details of the work. This publication, according to Mr. Skotheim, will be one of the out standing contributions to the city on the part of the "Own-Tour-Home" cam paign. A. S. Johnson of The Journal staff baa been appointed chairman of the committee. It is planned to have the booklet ready for. distribution during Rose Festival week. New Industry t Paseo Pasco. Wash., May 24. That Pasco will be the distributing point for a large business concern is one of 'the probabil ities growing out of the sale recently made by the Parlln & Orendorf Plow company of Canton, 111., to the Interna tional Harvester company. The P. & Q. people have maintained a branch house here for a number of years, where they have a large brick warehouse. The splendid railroad facilities, as well as two navigable rivers, make this a log ical poinj, for a wholesale distributing center for a large section of the North west, and while no definite policy has been announced by the purchasers, it is considered highly probable that Pasco will profit by the change. WAUNA LAKE i 9 wej??'. I V ' "r-e- X.n A large acreage surrounding Wauna lake, Washington, has been pur chased by Portland anglers; elnb house will be erected. - '" ' ' -: i:y: " . j" :' r'".y Plana for . the organization- of the Wauna Lake club were outlined at a recent luncheon attended by 15 promi nent Portland anglers at the Benson hotel. The lake is located near Steven- HUIN AMPA N - - 'fTy - ''I ree.". : in j -jeee vamium -j.dfj it f 'vyw n "w a." k;:-: 1 IK!5- r 1 1 - M . ; mfmmmattzif . iat -wtm imr - II U UJI.IJ 'J l .Wjl lllll m S ,"---.4 C ,. . w s .a m j - a ft river valleys and the. Cascade range. time. There are about 25 beautiful resi dences on the tract and several more are planned. Because of the! dull period immediately preceding the war and re strictions of building operations during the war. homesites in this district were withdrawn from the msxicet. Offerings are now being made to meet persistent demands for high class went side resi dence property. i ' N. J. Unham of Duluth. Minn., presi dent of the National Realty Associates, arrived Thursday to inaugurate the sale. He was accompanied by Harold Jungck of Duluth, who will have charge of the Financial Proble ins In Home Building CampaignEecbgnized Plans for financing home builders will be discussed Monday at a 'meeting of a committee appointed by Mayor Baker in connection with the:; "Own Tour Home" campaign. Replies to a ques tionnaire submitted by the management of the campaign several months ago Indicate that several hundred Portland families are desirous of becoming home owners, but lack tne necessary tunas. Organization of . a second mortgage company to take care of the differential between the cost of construction and the borrowing power of the builder has been suggested and probably will be ef fected according to campaign officials. The meeting will be held in the Yeon building at 4 o'clock. Members of the committee are: J. B. Kerr, chairman; J. L. Hartman. J. C. Ainsworth. Paul C. Murphy, E. F. Lawrence, J. H. Har tog and O. H. Skotheim. Electrical Dealers Will Work at Cost For Home Campaign The "Own Your Home" campaign has been riven a material boost by the mem bers of the Oregon Association of Elec-; trical Contractors A Dealers through an action taken at their meeting held at the Imperial hotel last Monday evening. Desiring to - do their share towards furnishing employment for . the returned soldiers and also to relieve the present shortage of dwellings for working peo ple, the members of the association have offered to install electric wiring for lights in residences at rates that are ordinarily less than cost. Anticipating that there will be a considerable volume of house wiring work, they have elim inated from their prices a certain 'per centage of the customary overhead ex pense and are giving this . to the cause. This is considered by the managers of the "Own Tour Home" campaign to be a very generous offer by the electrical contractors and is much appreciated. Pink Enamel Leg London, May 24. (U. P.) Declaring that she wished to be able to wear openwork stockings, an injured muni tion girl being fitted with an artificial leg, asked for a pink enamel one. ANGLERS' CLUB Si. fr, ),vt iiwSr va . OC , . 'r ",' .."''.- -v.-Y " ftl . . son, Wash., just opposite Cascade Locks It Is half a mile from-the Washington state highway and easily accessible by auto. - ... - "' The lake covers an area of betweew ouu ana duo acres ana attains if depth of 140 feet. . Its waters are of exceeding clearness and are v said to abound -in trout of enormous size. Several rain bows 24 inches m. length. have recently een captured here by Portland anglers. Among the Portland ' men " interested In the project arer . E. G. Crawford Elliott R. Corbett. Dr. Robert B. Brandon,'-Walter B. Honeyman, Treve Jones, Drs. E. D. and R. C. McDaniel, Judge E. q. Bronaugh. C. B. Stevens, Floyd Dorris and Dr. E. de Witt ConhelL Several San Francisco business men are also Interested -in the undertaking. ; Wauna lake occupies! the site of the traditional "Bridge of the Gods,' famed in Indian lore, : The territory surround ing the lake is broken: and mountain ous. . The new organization proposes to erect a clubhouse and private cottages on a tract of land entirely surrounding the lake, A hatchery for the propaga tion of trout will be established to re plenish the native stock. Membership in the club Is limited to 100 and the price of stock is fixed at ?200 per share- -. - a e.VV 'W-eV . A The property commands local office of the Realty Associates. Mr. Jungck will cooperate with the members of the Portland Realty board in the sale of the property. The National Realty Associates com prises in its membership nearly all of the larger realty boards of the united States and Canada. The organization is incorporated and owns residence prop erty in many cities of this country, as well as choice districts in Canadian cities. The Portland Realty board holds stock in the. organization, and the board members are therefore Interested in the sale of the Westover Terrace homesites. WINDOW DISPLAYS TO TELL 'OWN YOUR HOME' STORY JUNE 2 TO 9 Portland Merchants Cooperate in Effort to Carry Message of More and Better Homes. June 2 to 9 inclusive has been des ignated "window display week" for the "Own Your Home" campaign. A commit tee appointed by the management of the campaign will call upon all the mer chants of the city whose - goods are. adapted to effective-display, to cooperate in advertising Portland's housing cam paign. - ' The committee in charge of this work consists of S. J. Pickens of The ' Jour nal, F. W. .Vincent of the Telegram and W. J. Hoffman of the Oregonian. O. H. Skotheim. campaign secretary. Is writing every merchant in the city urging participation in the event. "There is ho more effective way in which the 'Own Tour Home' message can be carried to the passing multitude." declares Chairman Pickens of the com mittee, "than by attractively arranged displays of merchandise. Several large stores have already had most attractive window displays advertising the Own Your Home'; .movement and it is our purpose to bring to the attention of every merchant in the city, the Import ance of recognizing the housing move ment in this way." The committee and the management of the "Own Your Home" campaign an ticipate the closest cooperation of the merchants of Portland in making this week one of the forceful closing features of the housing campaign. BUILDING PERMITS, Ckaae loTestment Co. Bepair room and stores, 202 Washington, between Front and First; Terriil Roofine Co., builder; $350. W. G. Heeler, erect carace, 209 Occident at., between HoUadajr are. and Pacific at.; builder aame; f 50. C. C. McKenna, erect reetdence. 150 Recent drire. between Sharer and Mason; builder aame; 13500. Fred Bender, repair residence. 60 W. Jarrett. between Concord and Campbell; builder aame; 25. J. G. Abele. erect cm rase. 11 62 Williama are., between KUlingswortb and Emeraon; build er aame; 50: H. and C. Wereandt. erect ahack, 1282 K. 27th at. N-; builder aame; 975. Clark A Wilaon Lumber Co., erect office, linnton road, near Linn ton; U. W. Lorenz. builder; S1500. H. Llnter, repair residence. IS 00 ViHard, between Ixmbard and Greeler; Mr. ' Ilnrty. builder; $400. w. Lipman A Wolfe, repair abop, IS R.. Sixth, between Ash and Alike nr ; H. T. CapelL bulkier: (2000. W. H. and H. W. Rutherford, repair raai- dence, 48 EL Eifhth, between Oak and Pine; John Shield, builder; 8175. C. E. Miller, erect carace, 1SS1 E. Handera, between . 60th and . 69th; builder aame: $100. Ora Trnitt, erect carace, 6811 40th are. 8. EL, between S8th and 60th; B. A. Laurence. builder; ,$30. James Laird, erect abed, 4825 04th at." R. H., between 4 8th are. and 48th; M. W. En richt, builder; $100. J. B. Ruf field, erect carace, 845 Morris, be tween Union are. and Rodney: Modern Const. Co., builder: $80. Leiaaer A Van Bebber. erect factory, 1008 Macadam, between Vermont and Florida: build er same; $1600. L. C Johnson, erect carace. 899 E. 80th N., between Mason and Skidmore; boilder aame; $75. J. R. Slattery, erect carace, 500 E. 25th N., between Brazee and : Thompson; builder same; $75. L. R. GiUchrest. erect carace, 1211 E. 30th X., between Ainsworth and Jarrett; builder same; $75. E. McEntee. erect carae, 617 Gantenbetn are. , between Uorri and Stanton ; builder aame; $75. A. B. Lindley. erect carace, 882 Williama are., between Sharer and Mason; builder aame; $75. Mr. G. C. OsbuTO. erect carace. 496 E. 8th N.. between Thompson and Brazee; builder aame; $75. - fx. E. Turner, erect carace, 858 Alberta, be tween 17th and 18th; bulkier same; $75. C. S. Piper, erect carase. 1111 40th at 8. between Emerson and Spracue; builder same; $75. - W. Lawrence, erect carace, 80 Jf. . 23d et, between Everett and Flandera. builder same, $75. F. N. Chapel, erect carace, 7V0 E. Ankeoy, between 24th and 25th. builder same, $75. G. L Bnrke, erect carace. 634 E. Pine St.. trtween. lBth and 19th, builder same, $75. W. E. Prier. erect Carace. 1842 E. Stark, tetween 47th and 48th. builder aame. $75. ' W. H. Eme rick, erect carace. 4S7 E. 47th N., between Hancock and Tillamook, builder same, $75. Mr: T, L. Rice, erect carace, 7720 88th are. 8. E . between 77th and Soth S. E, builder same. $75. C M. Chrbtensen, erect carace, 6234 E. 70th, between 6 2d nd 63d area, builder aame, $75. .... . ... Ottia E. Emith. erect carace, 1069 E. Alder, between 35th and 37th, builder aame. $73. K. F. Doyle, erect carace, 1103 Iranboa,, be tween Burr and Alma, builder aame, $75. H. Stophetnon, erect carace. 412 MarcBerite, between Grant and Arnold, builder aame. $73. A, K. Downs, erect carace. 1248 Rodnev, between Jarrett and Ainsworth, builder same. $75.. . ,' . ' - Pacific Wate Co. , erect carace. 1540 Macad am, between California and Tezas. buuder same, $75. : F. I. Gallehnr. erect caraca. 1006 Council Crest are., between Chehalem era and Tualatin, btrilde name,. $75. W. M. Be&tone, erect carace. 626 Clayboame are., between 16th and Milwaukie, bulkier aame. $75.. . C. F. Lawson. erect carace, 76T Montcomery ctrire, between Fattoa Road and Boswell. builder came, $75.- ,. . - CD. Strinser, erect dwellinc. 1114 Tibbetta, between 36th and 38th. builder aame. $900. . . V. Watson, repair residence, 415- W. Park, between ilali and llarrison, TX T. Campbell boild er, $500. s , - . . : .Bon FestiTal Aasa., ereot crsndstand. Broad- iray and Pins aU., Taadarhoof Bros, bouden. Row Pntind Am. met ptamiM. wan Park, bvtwaaa Madfcoa and Jaflanoa ata, vaa darhoof Brew. baOden, 250e. - - Oaorc A. Baas met cane. 1206-8 Sfixtor, betwaan E. 40th and 41 at. baildar atma, 4S0O. Gaorce A. Roaa. met cane. 1433-3S The Alameda, between B2d and 58d. boikiar amine. 300. - -- .... Geonra A. Hm. erect sarase. sow is. "in. between Hawthorne and Clay, builder amine. $150. Of; land Hnbbeu. erect earasn, 4s za . between Tillamook - and HaimoHt. builder M, $150. Andrew Faatn. erect raaklence. 881 E. BSd bet. Alameda and Stanton. aicFmtlaad A Cle- laod tnuklera, 3oOU. Andrew Facta, erect carafe, obi . nsa Dei. Alameda and Stanton. JacFsrUnd A Claimed boUdera. $1S0. 1TEVT TODAY Rose City Park 5 room Bungalow; new; cozy inside and out. Paved street and sewer in. Bonded assessments only $11. Built-in effects in kitchen, buffet. Responsible party can handle this on easy terms. J. L. HARTMAN CO., 7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 4th & Stark Main 208. All This 2 family Oat bldg. and 1 large resi dence, and 2 lota on Williams Ave. cor. Morris, you wouldn't have the nerve to ask for more ; go look It over ; S. E. cor. Ritter, Lowe & Co., 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. One Block From O.'W. King's . Store We have for sale M block for $65,000. This is one of the finest locations In the city for a hotel or club bldg. Ritter, Lowe & Co., 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. Down Town Investment $60,000 100x100 on which stands a modern building under long term secured lease ; 655. 75fc. 8 absolutely net to you : pres ent Income $7000 per annum. This is far better than a mortgage loan and pays larger rate or interest. tt-6L Journal. Brick Bldg. 30,000 Square Feet Floor Space 32,500 This Is an extra heavy and well con structed bldg. Very suitable for manu facturing; reasonable terms. Ritter, Lowe & Co., 201-5-6-7 Board of Trade Bldg. 6th and Madison , SMALL LOT $6000 This Is a fine piece for speculation ; you can't lose. Remember this Is only block from the city hall. Ritter, Lowe & Co., 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. Block & Bldg. , $35,000 Thia is one of the most beautiful and best paying pieces of property close in, walking distance from business center, handy to all cars, high and sightly ; it's a real value ; is about . $60,000, but Is forced on the market for quick aale at $35,000. It's a bargain. Ritter, Lowe 8a Co., ' 201-8-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. : CHEAPER THAN AT AUCTION r GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE MONDAY, BEGINNING AT 2 P. M The Montana Hotel and Apartments 247 V, TAYLOR STREET ETERYTTTTNO MUST BR SOLD MONTAY AND TUESDAY. BUILDING IS COMING DOWN. ' MUST BE VACATED TOTJR CHANCE TO REPIMISH -FIGHT THE HIGH COST OP LTVLVO CARPETS, BUGS. BEDDING. GAS RANGES, STOVES, DRESSERS, fTHATHS, y TABLES, CURTAINS. DISHES, WARES. SHEETS. GLOBES,- WARDROBES, CUPBOARDS. RUN NERS. SIGNS, FILIjOWS, GAB PLATES, COM MODES. -. - - , , f EVERYTHING MUST GO . . , 247 V, TAYLOR STREET for $6500 SEW TODAT AuctionSeles AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 169-171 SECOND ST. NEAR YAUHXLX. Sales Next Week . .MONDAY and WEDNESDAY AT 10 A. M. ; , , FRIDAT, DECORATION DAT NO SALE For MONDAY'S SALE Good mission oak DINING SUITES, Including BUr FET ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE and , IVnuiToa. .1.. r'HlN CLOSETS. BOOKCASES" MORRIS CHAIRS. MA HOGANY EASY CHAIRS, drophead srwino MA CHIN EH. center tables. rockers, of various designs, odd chairs, several Iron beds, complete with springs mntti-Mnta. ntllows. aullts, spreads, ZflT . wmTvT V.MAMEL and other ENAMEL TAi-c-oat-re a RTFRT. RANGES, ... n . ... .. . l.n tmrn BONANZA QUEEN aid one MANDY LEE INCU- screens and other effects. WEDNESDAY'S SALE Various con signments from private nomea. DON !T FORGET We Sell at Private Sale In this department we carry nothing but GOODS OF MERIT. If you have never visited thia dertmerit, you win be sumi rised at the QUALITY ' have to offer. You will ,i i ii . I.IVTNf! RCTOM KUK- N ITU RE. DINING SUITES, 'BEDROOM FURNISHINGS.. RUGS, . CARPETS, RANGES. GAS WATER t fv BKIfRIOEllATORS. etc Also PLAT ER and UPRIGHT PIANOS. ' SPECIAL FOR THISWEEK-we have secured FIVE rusw iAuiu.-'u MACHINES in manogany case, w covered tons, on which we snau maae thrsPECLvL PRICE OF $18.75. Posi tively the LUWiasx r-rwc m. lowmii. of this kind has ever been offered for sale in this city, Complete Grocery Department In connection. PRICES ALWATS xnni LOWEST. - . J. T. WILSON. Proprietor. Cash nald for furniture. Call Main 1626. $500 Down . t BalanceMonthly 6 Rooms Real Value We own it. That is the reason you get termslike this. This property is close in on E. Couch St. Hardwood floors in the main rooms. Full cement basement fireplace, window screens, etc Place now vacant. Call at our office. Don't delay a buy like this, J. L. HARTMAtt CO. 7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. 4th & Stark Main 208. $3650. Paved street sewer in; new; cozy and attractive. Has all the built-in conveniences fireplace, cement, base ment, laundry trays. On 4 5 th St . , just north of Stanton. J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY, 7 Chamber of Com- merce.Bldg. ; 4th & Stark. ; Main 208. SPECIAL SACRIFICE N. E. corner 100x100, East Seventh and Pine streets I- FOR $7500 Ideal location "for laundry, bakery and many other pur poses. One of the best buys at the price in Portland. Formerly offered $18,000 for this property. Inside Property Dealers Ground Floor, Ilenry Bldg. IfTIW TODAT ESTABLISHED 1S92 Tomorrow (Monday) AT THH C. fcf m ?TTM VAT?P- MralTatJ 0T i vrr tw arnvnu'i .vf STREETS. " ".,v,xw.. MR L. a. pm.mv WJin T3 T.P1V. nJi.13 CITY, HAS FAVORKD I'S "WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO SK.L.U THK COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF HIS RESIDENCE. , ; ConoDrialnar ltrnthar un tared oak libraj-v tahl. Mnrri, rhul. liv ing room rockers, tabor ettea, stools, sev- jru ixminster rags In various sizes, fumed oak dining room suite, via., tbl, set of leather aemt chairn and hufai crockery and glassware, brass and Iron pas, spring ana mattresses, beddinK. birdseye maple and walnut prince: dressers, bedroom rugs, portieres and curtains, steel cook stoves, utensils, ho.- u -a"u, neaung stove and many ROW AT A. M. AT THR ' XI OLSEN WAREHOUSE. 23D ST., HEAU OF WASHINGTON STREET. TAK it 2SD ST. CAR. On Tuesday Next ; VFJS&SJpR. ATJCTIOX HOUSE; WE FIT AT.T.' rr T vad vtrc nnrx- T?ifeOMf3vARL'Y JNKW FXJRNI rti MSTER AND OTHEll RUC.il, ETC., as follows: Mahon h Lvflair"- k window seats, oas and mahogany rockers in leather aivi tapestry covers, library tables, rare oi l mahogany sofa, five mahogany chairs with cane seats and backs, very sultabl" V5Jom or hall. nearly new Englli-h 19 Vi feL n lva colors, slse 11.3 c-h.iL ruerl Turkish deslrnn, chaise lounge in prey cretonne coverinK. WilJ-itt?er "eau ,n golden wax finish, dtnner set. very massive brass bed. twin dreillT.VJ ,,l8 Vine." Kl..5ntl chiffonier, to match. " 1 yri-r ' I ,eo tusda are com plete with- best springs and good clean Vtre PA,tw' niahogany cre. ser and chiffonier en suite, blrdseya . maple dresser, colonial chiffonier in mahogany with very large French plat nT0. avenPort bd, pictures. Malle able steel range, garden hose and many other useful household effects. Auctioneer's Note All th m .wwj - - . ' KLiY-r ftTOhlng that new home, LT?U, chance to buv KOoda at your own price. Several of the piece are as good as new. ATTrrioxr .m tuesd; AY AT 10 A. M. " ' On Thursday Next WE SKI A, VlPTATta pnvo,i ments of Ii6ummr.nw , ;r KALE AT 10 A. M. For Private Sale Majestic range With araa aftahm.rf u,tb, for restaurant, small hotei or large home. PRICE in We buv household will Bell for you on commluion at your -. o,u,,iS ur you may nave the use of our centrally located sales rooms. ,, - W. C. BAKER A W. H. DEAN. Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers, Masonic Temple Bldg., . Yamhill and W. Park fits. PHONE MAIN 3332.; ' TWO OF THE BEST BUYS. IN PORTLAND REAL ESTATE ' No. 1 Double corner, 4 lots, 100x200, 3 blocks from Wash ington street. One of the finest apartment sites m Portland, Pride $42,500. No. 2100x100 ft. corner on 23d street, near Washington. Some improvements. Price $25,000 I , ii atiiaa n Inside Property Dealers Ground Floor, Henry Bldg. Start An Upstairs Store Dandy Location ; Two big, light, airy ; rooms, high ceilings, with about 1500 sq. -ft. of floor space, on the second floor ; of the Journal 1 building, 1 Just off the elevator. Every modern convenience, corner location, with heavy traffic all through the , day. No ; . better location in the city for manufacturing plant or 1 upstairs store. Rent Very Reasonable '. SEE ' ; G. V. HAMILTON - BUILDIVO BUPERINTENDKNT Third Floor Journal Building Broadway and Yamhill Streets NORTHWEST RUG COMPANY - FORMER ADDP.ESS 153 UNION AVIV New Rugs mad from all kind of r , carpets. Carpet Cleaning, Rfittin, 1.8 sizuig. Rag Ruga woven all sizes. Mall 0.drs Solicited. EAST 3580 la E. TH B-ir; 2oT6od " '' ' 1 iiCec , wanfMOoe.rCTOT ite ' Half Black an Aibtns As. ana Railroad tu .TrarAase afwi 2t' loot nritc i.ii' ii, Ilcaaonabl tfrmi for a .hnrt time uii WHITMEft-KCLLV C, 414 PlttoeH loe. - Phone roadwaf 7: