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Newspaper Page Text7HE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER -ID, IZIO. farmer residing ' two miles ' north . ol town,, sold his place to John ilonkonnaa NEW; BUILDING TO ' BE ERECTED FOR ST. , MARYS . PARISH SCHOOL AT! MOUNT ANGEL pf Wlniock, who plana to 'go into th dairy; business on an .extensive scale. The sal of tha Furbish 10 acres tn " Peardale, wast .of : town, ;wa made to Warren . Bailey,'; of Ostrandsr by Lawrence Perry, who also reports t tha sals, of tne Louis Helgerson residence to- O. ' P. Driver. -'. Other town transfers Include sale of the Omar Ocksrman residence to County Commissioner Al Maurer. who will' move to town this fall from the Kelsd ' Portland Architect Prepares Plans ' and F. X. LeDoux Has General Contract for Construction. iwin iu',avi m uuifwnam ne raan ages. This sale-was handled by R. L. McFarland, who also sold to w) v, Scarborough : a lot adjoining Scarbor ough's residence, I J. Short has pur chased Alvln Morris' residence andAlgta Keyser a residence from Mrs.' T, -J. Ward. . . 1 , BUILDING ENTIRELY MODERN JCKTT TODAT Large Auditorium Will Seat One Thousand' and Dinirtg Room provides for Over 800. ' ' PARISH SCHOOL AT MOUNT ANGH - fr:'"-,-:;:. : '. ' With abundance' of ground space and equipped' with 'every rniodern, facility for, efficiency and comfort, the new building being erected for kt. Wary'8 parish school on Mount Angel will be a model of school con struction In Oregon. An auditorium capable of seating 1000 persons will be used as a community center and KBIT TODAY COOS BAY , CITT OF OFPOBTCNITIE8 HEALTHFUL CLIMATE - The future growth of North Bend is assured by its vast natural resources. TIMBER COAL DAIBTI5e r SHIPPING CLIMATE The values of real estate In' and ad Joining' North Bend should keep pace with the growth and development of the City itself, and the men, and women, who, by their foresight and judgment, "make even small investments should . reap the profits which usually come to : those who invest in growing cities. If you are familiar with the geographical location of North Bend, situated on Coos Bay (the most Important harbor between the mouth of the Columbia River and the Oolden Gate) ; If you consider tim ber, coal, dairies and climate, factors in elty building, then surely you will admit A Small Javestmeat la North Bead Beal Estate Is a Wood Iavestmeat to Make at This Tims Even If you never expect to live , in ; Xerth Bend why not buy a lot or two as an Investment and let the growthof this little payroll growing town make Mora fVM m pi Villi t Money, like wheat, won't grow unless you plant It. Why not give it a chance in a well located lot. tributary to mills, factories and a growing community? Most people really have a desire to In vest tn real estate. Some lack initiative some lack money. To those who lack the Initiative and will not change their jvays. there Is no hope. To those who would invest but lack money, we can solve your problem. Here is the solu tion : , We will sell you a beautifully located lot. 60x117 feet, in Woodlawn addition lo North Bend, for only Pay $3.00 Down 7 CEWTS TIH8T WEEK, It CEWTS SECOND WEEK,, and so on, adding 2 cents each week for only 110 weeks ' f about two years), and your property is then entirely paid for. Under this plan you pay No Interest and So Taxes until , after you receive your deed. Remember. $3 starts you, then only a few cents per week, or pay by the month If you would rather.- We allow ; a rea- sonablo discount for cash, but you are welcome to TJe Toar Credit. Call at the office or write for further Information THE INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO. all Heary Bldg, Portland, Or. A 4-fIat building. lot.SOxlOO. close In on East Side, separate furnace and basement for each-flat; income 9130 per month ; will - trade 38000 equity for Portland property. Price 316,00a A double 'flat 'building, close in on the East side ;"wUlvTent for 380 per months - on . flat 'of 5 rooms and sleeping; porch, with hardwood floor; upstairs flat., a room and sleeping porch; separate cerrren t base ment tend furnace for each flat, i The balWuig Is in good condition.'. A fine, clean proposition. - Will take a good residence in part trade, -Price 99000. ii Nob Hill Income property, comer Jot '$0xj0. I buildings, 10 room residence and double 6: room flat. 4ot valued 37500. building Cannot- bet replaced for $11,000 ; rilL take goo4 residence in part, trade, v Price 14,O0u. -Terms. ii..CAiti ON VS,- H. ft URbiWli!co. (Inc.) MA IX 9332. 311 ABINGTON BLDG. A MODtllf PORTLAND HIIOHTI HOME Splendid lutebborbood and only 3 blocks te tn litw. a eorart lota, nic fir tract, lawn, ate. lionae in doubly eoostrooUd tftroush out, also both eietriclty and eat: 6 room and re caption ball sad -slamd-ln atotput porch; bard wood flooring, oa first floor; inmritd eath room; 3 toilaU; full ant baMm.nt aad metalUa tubs: 1m food reroaoa and fireplaco: ettlo U floored nd celled ea lidos, i Pnce , 98000. ; Owner, Z-28S. Journal . . . - Opportunities Front elevation of briek and eonerete parity for 1000 persons. the spacious basement" rooms may easily be equipped for gymnasium purposes. Erection of the building Is due In a great measure to the untiring efforts of Father Dominic, the priest in charge of St. Mary's 'parish. Plans were pre pared by Edward A. Miller, a Port land architect, and the general con tract is held by Frank X. LeDoux, a Portland builder. Construction work is new wei-under way, and it is proposed to open the building for school purposes in the autumn of 1930. " Ground plans . call for ' an E-shaped building , with a front 270 feet in width and an. extreme depth of 165 feet; wings at either end of the main structure will have a depth of 102 feet. The main entrance is 28 feet In width and beads through a logla to the main lobby, which has an interior height of two stories. On either side of, the lobby are admin istration offices and staircases, and stretching out to right and left are school rooms along an 11-foot corridor. On a main axis off the corridor and entrance lobby is the auditorium which forms the central feature of the struct ure. It is entered down a broad incline from the main corridor. On either side of the entrance corridor are class rooms arranged to be thrown open to the main auditorium by means of a series of fold ing doors and sliding partitions. NEW TODAT Business; $25,000 This is an extra good retail store loca tion, at a street car junction, 4 stores on first floor and rooming house on second floor, present income 9262.S0 per month. Would take Irvington property as part. Ritter, Lowe & Co. tll-t-S-7 Board of Trade BIdg. To Lease Broadway Corner Between Oak and Burnslde, 76 feet frontage ; will lease the present building or will give long term ground lease, or will build to suit tenant. This Is one of the best locations on Broadway. Full information, Ritter, Lowe & Co. 201.S-S-7 Board of Trade Bldg. - One story brick and concrete, 100x100 building, for Bale . for 95000, ' which is about one third at cost to bu&d now. Will give 10 years' lease on the ground at low rental. Located on North 5th St. Ritter, Lowe & Co. ; 2I1-9.9-7 Board of Trade Bldg. Wg CALL OR YOUR OLD OARPKTS, Rutt and Woolen Clothing. ' ' We Mats Beautiful Hsna-Woven FLUFF RUGS Ad Work Turned Out Promptlf.. ' Rag Rugs Wsvtn I,!m. lallOrdere "sens fer'eetCi CarpeU loanosV LaM fend -Re- fines. - NORTHWEST:RUG CO. ' '"tea ii au' aw k-- fhene.r EaM ?SS0- :.. SEE RILEY & GUSTAFSON 905 YEON BLDG.; For Inside Property Garage structure planned by Edward A. Hlller for SL. Marys parochial, school Work on the foundation Is now in progress and the Building will be occupied The auditorium is'' 123 , feet long and 59 -feet wide and tthe height from floor to celling- Is it feet..7 It wUl comfortably seat 1000 persona. The stage has a proscenium .31 " feet in width and will easily accommodate the largest grad uating classes of the school. The depth of the stage Is 21 feet and it has an extreme width of 36 feet. There are five exits from the auditorium. Dress ing rooms are provided in Che basement beneath the stage. In this basement is also located ven tilating machinery of the moat modern type. The fan is operated by electric motor and has a capacity for delivering 19,000 cubic feet of air per minute at discharge points in the auditorium. The school rooms are heated by the direct indirect system, fresh air being drawn in from outside over-and through heat radiators, and is drawn off at various exhausts in the attic The twelve class rooms on the ground floor are of standard size, 24x32 feet in dimensions. Each is equipped with wardrobes, book closet and teacher's closet. There are seven exits from the lHuildlng and the courts between the au ditorium and the wings are 90 feet in width, providing ample safety from crowding In emergencies. Two broad stair cases lead to the second floor on which are located two large study rooms and the balcony over the auditorium. A lamp room eight by ten feet in size, located on this floor. Is capable of housing two movie machines and a stereoptican apparatus for lec tures and entertainment purposes. ' , The basement covers the entire area of the building except a small section beneath the auditorium reserved for ven tilating ducts. It is provided with a large dining room, 72 by .27 feet in area,, -whch. is.. connected through a large service pantry with a 20 by 24 foot kitchen. By means of sliding par titions an additional space of 72 by 35 feet may be attained, giving a seating 1TEW TODAT This H-O-M-E U SOW ITirzlEB COHSTBUCTIO 15 It is one of the many dis tinctive Bungalow types that we have assembled for you to - select from the world's best R.... I Plans. Lots a I will never lot be again be as cheap. - Put your savings In a lot and build when you please. "The Laurel- fore land raises. hurst Way" will finance you. On a 91,200 lot you can pay 9100 down and 915 a month. Call, phone or write for free literature. 279H STARK STREET That dfUehtfnl rob art of Portland bins one mil east of the city limits oa the Oregon Electric railwar and the Capital boulevard, iaritea yoa to nupect na oeauura and sdTantatea fora home. hfing only Ato milea from 4h center' of Port land by the beat electric Mrric leading out of the city, "this district afforda erery adTantage necasary for the modern home. . W. bare Boll Ban water. Portland gaa, electric light and power, telephones and acboola. There are building tracts Tanging from on 'lot to a half acre, supplied with all the eeceasary utilities for a modern res idence, and prices are from 9300 up, according to the desirability of the location. Tea stay hare a tract that is corned with satire ihrab or oo that ia ready for the plow. We hare a great variety of building sitae and can supply the , most capricious taste. There are a . few houses left ranfrnf from 4 to 8 room. ' For particulars call apoa Ben BJesland. 404 Piatt bldg.,. or se htm or bis agent at the real estate office in Multnomah oa 8undays, For appoints ment call Uain 8S0. ' r ' - ' Send U Your Old Carpet x"Wt Can and Deliver) h. Old Bsgsv aad 'Woolea ? Clothlag "We Make Reversible, Hand-Wovea - FLUFFRUGS r Rooih- Sis Fluff Rugs, Woven. $17.50 JU Rags Wavea AU Sices : - JHaU Orders' 8ead for Booklet. ' ' : FeatKers Renovated . . Carpet Cleaning ' lf Rags, Steamed Cleaned,' 91 M T8TEB1- FLUFF SCO CO- . 64 Ualoa Ave. Jf. , ,V Paonet East 9919, Multnomah capacity of S0Q or 900 people at one time. 'T . - . ,. - One feature of the dsnin'r room Is, that being L shaped, v a speaker may be heard and seen from, any part of the room. In connection there are rest rooms and small rooms for necessary stores.' The basement is nine feet dear in height and abounds on all sides with ample windows. Under .each i wing in the basement play rooms are provided for pupils, one being reserved for girls and the otheH lor boys. Each of these, rooms has a clear space of 35 by 56 feet unobstructed by posts or girders. Drinking fountains are provided In all parts of the building and on the grounds adjoining. Beneath the main auditorium, back to back and with a storage space between, are located boys' and girls' toilets. These are directly accessible, to. the play yards as well as to the main corridor and stair cases. All are well lighted, and ventilation connects directly with the two main exhaust ducts which form the towers or campaniles of the main build ing.' ' Two large records vaults are provided, each-eight by eleven feet In. dimensions and one of them fireproof. The Jani tor's room is centrally located and is adjacent to the boiler room, giving easy access to all parts of the building. Two large boilers with a capacity of 7000 square feet direct radiation provide heat for the building, the Dunham system be ing installed for this purpose. Construction will be of concrete foun dations, brick walls, brick and tile par titions, maple floors, red tile roof, stone trimmings, stone cornice. Steps and cor ridors will be of Terrazo concrete. The school will be available for all children of the community, regardless of religious affiliation. The building is centrally located, facing? St. Mary's church, and 'will be used as a civic center. The structure Is so arranaed that additional class rooms may be built on the wings ;aa needed. BUILDING PERMITS . . ii F. J. Fastner. repair residence. 722 K. 73d st. between fii.klvon ,nrl Kliirita, Kivi acme, 940. I O. Stockdale. mora garage, 1275 E. 16th N. . between Aituwnrtfi nA , XTnlm. h.A , lUUUO same, 125. Mrs. . M, Coacaaooo. erect garage, 686 2 1st at N., betweea- Johnson end Kearney, builder Kine A Co.. iflann w u. it 1. 1 A 803. '" ' B. Wank, repair residence, 755 Front L. Comer Woods, builder same, 9100, a. D. rntana. repair dweUlng, 1400 Ala meda drire. bnllder Camp A DuPny. 9T5 0. E. Obucbe. erect garage. 688 E." 50Ui, between Siekiycm and Klickitat. buildVr Camp and IMPny, 9350. J. W. Darid, repair residence, 210 E. 65th between Taylor and Salmon, builder Arrow Cement Tray Co.. $300. William Hahn. repair residence, 1504 E. Taylor, between 65th and 56th, builder Ar row Cement Trai Co., 9150. H. B. Conn, erect ehicken house, 6403 100th between 60th and 65th. builder same, 6150. A Sommerfelt. repair residence, Flfst st, twstween D. and E. lAmtoa, builder same, 9L'i0 H. V. Heinxenreter, erect garage. 430-38 fc. 17th, between Emerson and KillingsworUi builder same. 9200. Union liridge Ca, "erect tent bouse. 21 Ar gyle, betweea Fen wick and Interstate, builder same, $50. 1. P. Daly, agent, wreck dwelling, 1840 ot8Urk' Bea 8cott aT- bullder K- Beaty, Tberesia Feasler, repair residence, 619 Ma rion are., between 15 th and 16th, builder same. 9150. Kd Houghteiing. repair residence. 1821 Court esy, betweea Hunt and Houghton, builder same, 9100. Mrs. Italian, repair residence, 650 E. 20th, TITLE INSURANCE Your Architect may tell you that your home won't burn, yet you get 'it ' Fire Insurance Your Doctor may tell you that you .have good health, yet you get Life Insurance Your Lawer may tell you that the title to your property is good, yet you get Title Insurance BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY i """ -'i: .". ' : " ' - : ' Title & Trust Company V Title and Trust Building ! 91 FOURTH STREET, NEAR STARK " Strike Kiot Hxpl DO.YOU KNOW ' . '' - Ttiat year fire insnranr policy does not rorer aor loasea or damace raueti tir STfllKK, " RIOT. CIVIL COMMOTION or INSURRECTION, inrladina CXFH.OSIONT ' i : ? An ordinary flra Insurance poliein carry a elaose spccificaUy releaalax the company froaa liability ia the arrnt of such losaea, . - ...... ?-f.r... I BCTTCR BJC PROTECTM BCE . " GEORGE M. REED CO. IHSURANOK 120 SPALDIIIO Buitoina, at Mount AnoeL. Building is 270 by in the fall of 'l820. Frank X. LeDoux. betweea Powell and Baig. buSdec E. E. Bender son. $100. ' ;t . , 6am. Gouldberg, repair garage, 812 'Water, brtweea WbitUker and : Gibbs, builder tame, $50. ' -r .-- Mrs. Helen K. Athey, erect rabbit shed. S86 K. Lombard, between MaUory and Bodnay, build ai same.: $25. .. Charles Bantsestxaogh, repair residence, 4127 81st are., between 4 lit and 48d, builder same, 925. Y. Nordoof. repair residence, 1098 E. Main, between E.- 78th and 60th sta., buildwr same, 8100, - af. TaTr-eearin. wreck-hotel. 876 N. 16th, betweea Bavier and TbnrmaAr O. K. B. C W. Co.. $750. - . " - Lyons Fields, wreck hotel, 832 Ghsan rt, between 6th and Broadway, O. K. K. C W. Co., $1000. Hoy Cher. elect1 residence, 970 E. 23d at. N,. between Going and Batdmore, lot 1. block 66, Vernon addition, $2200. . H. T. WrlghU erect ' garsge, 888 Larch, between Harrison and Spruce, builder E. W. Baughman, $200. . H. T. Wright, erect reaidsnce, 888 Larch, between Harrison and Spruce, iota 6 and 9, block 7, builder E. W. Baughman, $3650. . ' H. Wright, erect dwelling. 464 Harrison, between Larch adn Tbe park, kite 5 and 0t block 7, Ladd'a addition, builder E. W. Baugbf msB. $4250. - . i H, T. Wright, erect garage, 404 Harrison, between Larch and the Park, ' lot 6, block 7. Iadd'a addition, builder, E. W. Baughnua; $200. : ' H. T. Wright, erect garage. 468 Harrison; be. tneen Larch and Spruce, builder E. W. Baugn. man, $200. ' H. T. Wright, erect residence, 468 Harrison, between larch and the park, lota 6 and 9, block 7. Ladd'a addition, builder E. W. Baugh man, $4250. Mary Oo'ttreU. repair dweJUng, 5412 4tk are., between 66th and 67th sta., S. E.. buUder A. 8wank. $70. - J. S. alcKinaey. agent, wreck residence. 204 X. Syracuse, between Alta and Baltimore, C. K. Makeska. D. H. Kiewer, 925. J. C. Hudson, repair dwelling, 124 W. Humboldt, between Denrer and Cay. builder same, $100. Ted W. Bacon, repair residence. 444 E. 5 2d N.. near Tillamook, installer Portland Gaa it Coke Co.. $480. 3. G. English, install furnace, 918 Bryce, between 80th and 81st, tnsWler PortUnd Gas and Coke Co.. 8850. J Carlton, areot msidsttce, 1262 E. Morrison, betweea 4 2d and 43d sta, lot 7. block 4. Ctars addition, builder J. B. Moore. $6000. Charles C. TrazeU, erect garage, 608 Co lumbia bird., between E. 9th and 10th sta, P. U Balen, 3300. Henry Reisbeck, erect garage, 28 Argyle, between Burrs ee and Peninsula are., builder same, $50. Mrs. G. It B aland, erect garage, 606 Man'.r. between E. 16th and Palm, builder J. P. ; Bar ton, $300. " . Housing Shortage in Eoseburg Is Serious Roseburs;, Oct. 18. Shortage of houses is the most serious problem confronticg; the people of Roseburg. Many families have turned away from this city' and gone elsewhere to live because no houses could be found for them to live in. Building ceased almost entirely here during the war period, and the high cost of labor and material baa prevented a revival of construction work. Only -recently have investors become convinced that present price levels will prevail in definitely and many new houses are now being planned. Makinson Farm at Camp Creek Sold Springfield, Oct. 18. The Makinson farm at Camp Creek was sold last week to the Davis family of Red Bluff, Cal, The place consists of 377 acres of well improved land- The new "owners have taken possession of the ranch. Every woman in America will be of fered instruction in home sanitation by hygiene, care of the sick and dietetics, under plans now being formulated by the American Red Cross. 1 11 J osion MARSHALL 377 165 feet, in dimensions and houses an 'auditorium with seating ca ot Portland : is general , contract or on construction work. 0. Taylor:-SeUs Waiter Prdritage to Astoria Power Co. O. W. Taylor reports- tb dosing of the sale of 800 feet of water frontage on Youngs bay, Astoria, extending from the Pier Headline back to Taylor avenue, to ths Pacific Power & Light company. Work is progressing rapidly on the large newer plant to be erected on 'the proper ty at an estimated, cost of $750,000 when all units are Installed Taylor avenue is a hard surfaced street leading around Smith's point, and the Municipal Belt line extends through the property. The Port of -Astoria dredge will fill Ihe property for the power company, and the port commission has agreed to dredge the Young's bay channel to 26 feet to admit the large oil tankers that will bring fuel for the power plant This plant will supply electricity for the entire lower Columbia river district. In cluding the 4000 barrel flouring mill now nearing completion, and the Marine Iron works and railway, all of which in dustries are located on Young's bay. The power company selected this location as most central for supplying the manufac- IRW TODAY Marion di acres, all' in cultivation, including 12 acres in hops ; electric line through place ; 1 mile from Donald Station ; a good farm situated fn a. good district; some.stock and tools go with place. Price $200 per acre. Goddard & Wiedrick 243 Stark Street Pr Sale! THE BEST LOCATED Doing a good business,, with plenty of future orders on the books. This proposi tion will bear the closest Investigation. Good reason for selling. - Campbell - Phelan Land & Cattle Co. 881-8 Coach Banding ,Fof TWO FRAME BUILDINGS 40 x 40, INCLUDING FINE PLUMBING and ELECTRIC FIXTURES, LARGE WIN DOWS; BRICK FOUNDA TIONS AND CHIMNEYS, THREE 'MANTELS, TWO FURNACES ; BU I L.D I N G S IN G O O D- CONDITION. INQUIRE IMMEDIATELY, 364 TAYLOR STREET. 100x100 FEET SOME ISCOME 30BTHEAST COBJCEK 16TH AND OVERTON FIKE OARAGE OR WAREHOUSE BITE v- . Price $12,500, Parrisli, Watkins & Co. 109 S&C09D STREET. Whole Block . 200x200 , . On last 31st Street near Sandy Blvd. County elYard mw Sale Ritter, Lowe,Se Co. fil l 5,7 Board f Trade Bldj. - - . ' " turing district and city of ths future after a careful study of Astoria and its present rapid growth. The same off lea reports the sale of six lots in Taylor's Astoria the first ten days in October, all to builders who have corns to work in the various Industrial plants now under construction. Kelso Farm Lands And City Property Find Ready Buyers Kelso, Wash., Oct IS. Many trans actions in farm . realty . around Kel so and In town property "have been consummated recently. John Staff, a NEW TOIAY Make OK THESE TWO Industrial KEAR BSOABW AT BRIDGE WITH TRACKAGE No. 1 Corner, 100x100, trackage. Na 2 Double corner, 100x200. track age two sides. t Both oif these properties 'are well located, and ready for building purposes. The owner has told us these prop erties must be sold, Our former prices of 110,000 on the 100x100 cor ner and $17,500 on the 100x300 cor ner we considered great sacrifices. Now we are authorized to get an offer. The matter of terms can be ar ranged to suit purchasers. To the man looking for an Indus trial site, or an Investment and spec ulation combined, - we recommend these properties. , Fan Xafornatloa Apply to Inside Property, Dealers. GROUND FLOOR HEXRY BLDG. NAVAL BASE AT ASTORIA . . '. Secretary Daniels recommends ' to Congress that sit be secured . , and improved. How many people will be added to the popalatloa of ASTORIA by thla newest enterprise! The families of the employes the butch er, the baker and all others who supply them the sailors and marines of ths ships constantly in port. We can hardly realise what a change the next 10.000 population will . make - at AbTOBIA, Hardly a week passes without tha an nouncement of some sabstaatlal develop ment at ASTORIA. Developments are rapidly taking place on Young's Bay Taylor's Astoria the Industrial center of the city. , 4 Drop in and let us show you pictures. O. W. TAYLOR . M 4th St, Fortlaad. FOR SALE t FWO FURNACES IN BUILDING ABOUT 10 BE WRECKED "... . - -. ... '..' flaqaire at r ' KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUB Tie. Iff Taylor Street. : 1 GOOD general merchandise store and 44 ... .... Jt t l,..n t T Am. ft. . store doinr $50 business per day: wilt Invoice about $6000. Will consider trade up to 12500, balance cash. Address W. A. HECK, Cottage Grove, Or. ' Star. Route No. 3. MORTGAGE LOANS -J-bwest Rate--i 5 - We loan our own money on Im proved city property. Quick service and liberal loans. . - ." F. E. Bowman & Co 213 Chi of Com. . Bids'. - Main 1021. INDUSTRIAL SITE -Very reasonable price and exception afta .sh art ' eeas. Vkiiaraasa iffitAi4ltSB ttM 1sm l Caw a liiev tu wul sai ivuu prore Immediately. k - ' -1. Ul Ablflftoa bW. ' r. . 1 1 Offer on jeach 40 acre tract of our irri gated lands espe- daily adapted to . stock arid dairying, , Alfalfa, Clover,;; etc., is all the : money you need -now balance J in 20 year. Ririe community, high school, grade-" schools Bank, V stores, etc. " ; Healthful climate,:; beautiful ' country. . . Write, ; ''. WALKER BASIN IRRIGATION COMPANY 36 Henry bldgr. PORTLAND, ORE. Income $5352 Yearly 80 x i 00, improved -with Class A modern. B r i c k Apartment House. Building; alone today would cost more than the' price asked. Splen did Income Producer. WILL TAKE .-60: OF, VALUE IN EX CHANGE. , : Price $45,O0Q INSIDE PROPERTIES ST sr. H0-SII LCWIf HOG. FARMS AUTO SALES LOCATION BUB58IDB STREET C0B9EB . ' i-8tory Bslldlsr lyear lease If desired. j $750.00 PER MONTH Portland's Available Business Locations - Can Be Obtained Through - "- -- - ., - -c -.- ; v ,,- ...... . gt'--: -j - t . ;-. '. '..--'t.- ; lasldeuJrroperty' Dealers :.-, 0B0U5V FLOOB BEJTBT BLDG. General Insurance fcCargar, Bates & Uvcly sl em '.'" v.'' e aV M0a " sBSjaj pmiainy itmmb my-m-- LINOLEUM AND CORK TILINGS CORK FlilOR PRODUCTS-CO, tn BEOiDWIT, Aa.iAtxoa' IS