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THE 3rORXTXG OItEG0XIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1918. $1,250,000 SPENT E Company Large Buyer of Lum ber, Taking 5,500,000 Feet, Besides Ties and Piling. MUCH SCRAP BEING SAVED riwtto riUioc Track and Bridge Ite nnrat and New Work, Lining of Taancb and InMaXUUon of Block Signals Included. ffciprtyrementj and renewals on the lines cf the Spokane. Portland a: Se attle Railway d-irln the past year ae 'ooaud for aa expenditure of ll.3i.- 0. according to fifrures completed by L- C Oilman, president of the North Rank system Treelia filling;, track and vr. arm nnotj ana new worn, mi lining of tunnels, extension of shop facilities and the Installation of auto matic block signal tyntm at ovary tunnel between t'ortland and Spokane comprise the salient features of com pitted work. The company was a rood barer of Pacific Northwest lumber during the ra.t year. Steel. Iron and Cfmtnt were used in large quantities. Fire and a half million feel of lumber, on and a quarter mil'.lon lineal feet of piling, besides unmeasured quantities of ties, were used. Three. tunneMlntng projects on ths Vncoar division wero completed. The largeat of th.se was tunnel IS. n-ar Farrlngton. ft'ssh, with a length ef :i)i feeL The lining required mora than 10.000 cubic yards of concrete and the coat was 1110.000. The John Vmf tunn:, 1TC feet in length, was reduced to an open cut at a coat of 17000. as a mtuurt for added safety and facility of train operation. lock Signals Installed. An Important move for safety was the KacallaUon of automatic block sig nals on the mala lino, protecting the approaches to the various tunnels. This feature cost IJO.00O. The work ex- lndd from April to November last. Expenditures were heaviest on the Astoria division of the system. They tota:ed about 130.000. Trestle re newal at Astoria exceeded 1100.000 In toil. One hundred thousand feet of redar piling was required on renews! work in Young's Bay. Units 1 and of the reclamation of the Astoria waterfront were competed, the rail road's shar for track fill being fZi. S9-. A IJO.ooa steel brides was construct d oo the Goidendale branch at the second crossing of the Klickitat River. The bridge Is Hi feet la length, the pans resting on concrete substructure. Brtdgo ApprMchee) Renewed. Two Important bridge renewals were made on the Oregon Electric Railway, one at Wlleoavltle and the other over a county road at Moffat Station, on the Forest Grove branch. There are ISO feet of trestle approaches on ths north and sooth sides of the steel bridge over the matrt channel of the Willamette River at Wllaonrlile. These approaches were renewed without delay to any trains and without serloms accident to any person, a feat of considerable cred it, considering ths character of ths work. Material nsed In ths Job In cluded l.0.0 feet of Umber. 17.114 feet of pillar, and ths cost was li.- 00. The brtdgs crossing at Moffat was rebuilt and the grade raised, the coet being $11,600. Improvements and renewals en the Spokane dc Inland Empire line aggre gated $170,000. Extenslvo track Im provement and the replacing of wooden drain culverts with permanent con struction, concrete, called for largs ex penditures on the Orecon Trunk, be tween FaUbrldgs and Bend. Yaaewaver Shop Baay. The Vancouver shops ths company hare turned out a larfis amount of work during ths past year, production being considerably speeded up. The mech ileal forces hare : adertaken locomouvs - I. building, tight engines having been practically reconstructed or changed Into the superheated type for he freight service. Equipment p -.-chased -irujg the year Included a gaa electrls motorcar for local pas senger service between Portland and Lyle. Two new nntts havo been added to the roundhouse at Vancouver, ono see- t'on being temporarily devoted to boiler bulldtng and the other section provid ing four new stalls for stabling loco motives. "Hooverisatlon" has been tho policy of the mechanical department and good reeuits have been attained. When re cruits are received for tho scrap heap they are put through ths scrap recla mation plant, recently Installed. From waste nuts, bolts, beams and old Iron of all sorts, aa well aa broken parts of machinery, new material la pro duced. The svlence of reclamation has been extended to discarded, worn-out lanterns, the tin being worked over for further usefulness. Kspendltures of the year, ae well as those la view ahead, said President Oilman, are Indicative of tho rising barometer of buainess aad ths outlook for traffic Is pronounced far more sat Isfactory than In pravlous years. Inde pendent of the Influence of tho war. OUTSPOKEN ALIEN HELD Aor1a Man Says He Prefers Jail tn Srrv lce In C. S. Army. ASTORIA. Or.. Jan. 1. 4SrclaL Frederick Wllhelm Re In ho Id Loth, who was arrested a few days ago oa charge of violating ths President's proclamation by going Inside the barred gone from whthc German en my aliens ara prohibited, la still in Jail here. His case was reported to ths Federal ristrlct Attorney some days ago. but BO action has been taken. Another charge that has been filed against Loth is that when filling out his draft questionnaire he tol a mem ber of the advisory board that he was sorry he secured his first papers, that he would not fight for America, would willingly go back to Oermany and en ter the Kaiser's army, but would rather stay In jail than Join tho American forces MRS. WINSLOW !S DEAD Folk County Woman's JCad Hastmed by Drowning of Son. P. T EM. Or, Jan. L (Special.) Ura. Adelaide V. Wlnslow. CO ysara of ago. died last night at her homo oa a farm In Polk County. . f he had been a real dent all her life on what la known as the old Wlnslow farm. Sha la survlvsd by three sons. Walter C attorney of Salem: George, attorney of Tillamook, and Frank, who resides la Polk County, and by two daughters. 0 Of H BANK Llfl nrr.iij TOSIGHT TTfJYT Tf rasswsy at Taylor. nClLlU Mala 1 aad A 1122. TONIGHT T TO 11 P. M. Tomorrow sixiitbAT Caattaaeaa Frvas 11 A. Jf. to 11 P. M. Official War Films Italian Battlefront AXAMSGLY ACCURATE PICTrRESQCELY TBITHFCX j Explanatory Talk I iSO StSO ALCOXY XVe FLOOR ins TICKETS w0V 1E1LMO AVON COMEDT 4: HARRY GREE.V AND PLATERS: Vivian Bolt A Lillian Roeedale: Oaadamldt Bros.; Tyler A St. Clair; HERT gWOR: ANNA CUANOLXR. BAKER aa fcersaia Mat. Today. Tealahs All Tble Week Mat. Sat. P" i 's Greatest Seaaatioa. WHICH ONE SHALL I MARRY? Nlihts ?Sc SOc TSc; Mata 13c. BOo. Neil Week "faun A Parlmatter.' DANTAGE l MAT. DAILY 2:30 THE DOXALS BISTERS. The rerMslfVmtleei ef Asnerlcaa rhyalcal Caltara. nvst OTHXI tUO ACTS. Three parforaisaree daily. Might cartala st T snd g. LYRIC afrsiCAL STOCK M T. Dn.T AT t:a, XICUTS COM IN CO IS AT T:S. This week the wbirlwtnd show ef laughter ana masie WITIRLY GIRLY With Dilioo and rraaka aad the Roeahad TonlgM. Ertra. The Country toee. ACCTIOX SALES TODAT. At ITS Third street, sear TamhllL dalica- tesea snd restaurant outfit. Saie at J P. M. I J. T. V i.aoa. auctioneer. Ford Auction House, 1S1 Id St. Faraltare. carpets, ete. eeie at s r. at. At Wilson'a A nclton Hum al IS A u rurnltore lm-I7l M--rtHd st. Mrs. C. V. Nelson. Los Angeles, and Mrs. Olle Whitney, of Polk County. -irr lnslow bad been ill about a year. It la believed her death was partly caused by grief over ths loss of a son who waa drowned hers In the Willamette Klvsr arout a yer ago In an effort to save a ferry load of people crossing too river. DENMAN SEEKS HEARING Former Shipping Board flead Wilt Appeal to Senate Committee. WASHINGTON". .Jan. L William Den- man, of San Francisco, whoso resigna tion aa chairman of ths Shipping Board waa accepted with that of Major-Gen- era! Goetbala as general manager of tns Emergency Fleet Corporation, when President Wilson settled ths first Shipping Board row. arrived In Wash ington today to seek a hearing before tna senate comr-erce committee Inves tigating tho Government s shipbuilding programme. Mr. Denmaa objects to statements made by soms or tho witnesses con cerning tba early activities of the board and bis controversy with. General Goetha-a. GARFIELD SENDS GREETING Fuel Administrator Expresses Good Wlshea to His Field Forces. WASHINGTON. Jan. V Fuel Admin istrator Garfield today sent this New Tear's message to tho field organixa- tlon of ths fuel administration:- "Please accept my hearty good wishes for ths new year and my appreciation of your continued supporL I am con- fldent that with patience, courage and united effort, we will be sbls to achieve I results which will bo of great service to our country In Its present crisis." Phono yonr want ads to Tho Orea-o- nTan. aiain iv-e. a s'iso. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Dally aad Bsosday. Par Baa. Owe time lie Ite-ene ad tw eeeseestlve thnea. ....... tis . . .11 1 ae aove raiee appi to sennisMMsu radar aad all ecbar tisea. aire pi tbe follearlngt Mlaautoae w aoteo Male. MtaatloM H aated t etuale. lea- Heal Kinase private Families, Mearat aad sleoms private families. Houaekeepiag Keome Private t amiliee. Kaaea ea I be above elaaalfiraflesa are ara a Roe eweb lasertloa. arvea errera la advertleeeneate will I rertlfMel by rapobiiraUM wltaetit addltlooal ebaxge. but eocb av-tMiallcaitiea will aae be aaade where the error oees aat aaateitally I v .al.e el i . t . -meai. The Orssewlaa srlll aceen elaeaifled ad. eertiaeisieala aver tbe teiepbeeie. provided tba satenasr oa a eaoaartDer mt either pboae. e arte will be auoted ever tbe pbeae. but bill will a-e readered tbe followina day. W aether sukseeaeat advertisesneBts will be accepted ewr the pboae depeade a pa a tbe p remote saw ef Hayauea( of Irittiiiese auver- llswmeats. "Hltustloae Waaied" aad per- oaal" advertleemeats will est be accepted vvr Ibe telepbaae. (trdere for sse laasrtioa air will be acrepted for "Furniture for aale." "BuaineM Opportunities, "Krrrtnlng V aated to aUan." i.- - .a i .i , . i. This directory Is for the lnlortnation ol the public, to give aa far as pos sible ths different lines of business which the average person may find occasion to use. Any Information which cannot be found hero will bo gladly furnished by phoning Main 7070 or A S0SS. House 40. AKUKiilll.N FLfc.Vrl.NO. HEMSTITCHING. 6c A YARD. PLEATl.NO. ALL LATEoT oTfLES. EAoTEKN NOV ELTY CO.. US TH bt.. BETWEEN OAK ANL STAKiC ETA. BROADWAY 2WJV. - eTKPHAN. hemstitching, scaliopins. ac cordion aide pi.au buttons covered; mall orders, sis Pittock bik. Broadway lou. AhkAUKS A.ND ANALYSTS. aiu.STA.NA ASSAY OFFICE, 142 Second ooiQ. silver loa platinum bought. AGATE CtTTLKa ASH Ml-ti. Ja.tVrXt.Ka. AGATES cut aad polished; Jewelry and icq repairing. Miners, v sen, su ATTOK.Nx.iii. iITOH.FV6-AI-LAW, tils Pluock block. iNociiuit lor consultation. BAKBIK elPPLlES. OREGON BaHBEK SUPPLY CO. We buy ana sail ail tinm baruer supplies. 200 2u. CANCER. L. M. JONc.3, M. D. CANCER TREATED jh forn.n biug. narsneu 6143. tLLLLLOlD BITTONS. THE IRWlN-iloL-aoN CUHfANI. 11 vtaahington. Buwy. 434. A 1254. (HlKUPOUlaTS. William, featellv aad William. Jr.. Deveney. tne only scienuiic cbiropouuts In ths -city-Parlors. Suj oeranger o.ug., soutnweat cor. ner l-d ana Alder, fr.on. JJain 13L t HLKOI'K.CTlC PH1CLNS. blCK PEOPLE: Lr. alcMahon. Portland. 1 uv4 cniropractle specialist. That's why J never hae to empioy orugs. operationa vibrators, vloiet rss. eiectriclly. heat. light and ether Joas House atunta, 1 re move tne causea ox disease auicaiy. suroi and leas expensively. iial.y convincing toe doubting Tboraaa. 81 adjualmenta seven, fj. Phone, call, write. ClKtlLAK LtTTLKS. CRANK LETTER CO.. 010 N. W. bid.. Mar. Uiliw letters multlgrspheCt. 11.60. COLLECTION AGtNClLS. I Nh-TH A Ct., Worcester bids. Main 17U6. No collections no charge; establlabed 11KK D.O'CING. MANCHESTER HALL, sew management latest dances guaranteed, tausnt: 4 prl vate lensuns 2; A. M-. P. M. and evening. sots H: la il. net. btara ana oak. Hruaa way 21tkl. MANCHESTER Lancing Academy, bihi Sth St.. Dec btara and oak. 4 private lessons A. M.. P. M.. Eve. Latest dances guar anteed. Class Tburs. eve. 7 to 8:3u. Bdy. I THE BECKETT-HEATH bCHOOL Lan clog laugnt In ail its brancbea. private. eay or eve. classes. Tues. and rrL. s-iu. aasembiy after. Waab. Main 8JU5. MKa. FLECK'S ACADEMY Social and s'.sge dancing, private instruction; ciasses .won., inurs.. a to m iuw bl. osl Wash, and Mark. Main 2100. THE LEKUil DANCING SCHOOL. 308 De- kum Didg. Lessons day or evening. Mar snail 11.4. Main 7440. AL1SKY UA.NCLNii SCHOOL, id floor. 3d and Morrison era. 4 private lessons. Vi. Main i.'ls or Main M71 II.KTKIC JIOTOKS. FOR bALC. TRADE OR RENT. L. A. WALKER ELECTRICAL WoRKS. 41J Hurnelite. Broadway 8674. 1HIF KCOS AND RAU KIOS. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Ingralna Brussels. Smyrna. Axmlnster. rss rags, a. i sizes; msll oraera prompt; booklet PARprr n FANINR. RFFITTIM. FTP I SllS rasa cleaned and steamed (1.00 if fcMEKN ILlll Kl CO.. 4-S L'nlon sve. X. East Bila. B 1475. WHOLESALERS AND A l TO AND BIGGY TOPS. DCBRriLLE BL'GOY TOP CO.. th A Oak. GRAIN MERCHANTS. PACIFIC GRAIN CO., Board of Trade Mrtf HUT GOODS. L DINKELSPJEL CQTlTr GROCERIES. WADHAMS A CO.. Si-75 Front et. HAIs AND CAPS. THAVHOUSKR HAT CO.. 0J-JS Front st. HIDES. WOOL. CASCA&A UAKK. EAHN BROS.. 1KI Front St. PAINTS AND LCBRICATING OILS. W p. FCLLER A CO. U:h snd Dsvis s;a MXETINO NOTICES. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 29 L L, O. O. M. Regular meeting Moose Hall. Broad way and Morrison St.. af S o'clock every Wednesday evening. Vlaltors welcome. J. F. KENNEDY. Secretary. DORIC LODGE. N-O. 1S2. A. AND A. M. Regular stated communication thla (Wednes dsy) evening. Jan. 2, to be held at tit. Johns. Or. Work in M. M. Degree. All visitors A. W. DAVIS, bee welcome. FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO. ISO. A- F. AND A. M.. East 43d and ' Sandy boulevard Stated communication this (Wednes. dsyt evening 7:30. Refresh meats. Visaing brethren wel H. F. CHAPIN. Sec MCTTNOMAH COUNCIL. NO. 11. R. AND 8. M. Stated aa- eembly this Wednesday) even- Ins:. January 3. at 7:43 o'clock. Vlaltors welcome. All officers specially requested to be present. L. L. SCOTT. Recorder. WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 4H, a. F. AND A. M. Stated communication this (Wednes day) evening;. 7:80. East Sth and Burnslde. E. A. Degree. Visitors welcome. Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND. See. MOUNT TABOR LODGE. NO. 42, A- F. AND A- M. Special communication thla (Wednea day evening. West Side Tern pie. 7:80 o'clock. F. C. degree. Yuutlng brethren welcome. . REGULAR meeting this .stVl.00 f-iVednesdayl evening. E. i2X??- Klstb aad Alder streeta Visitors welcome. oecoou degree. ROBERT 8. COE. Jr N. O. W. W. TERRY. Secretary. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 1 L O. O. F. Regular meet ing this (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock, at L O. O. F. Tern pie. 2d Aider street. Visitors always welcome. b.osyolu.s. C. K. os..-s, n. v n w nnn meeting, installation or officers! Dancing and refreshments. Meet ma In new hail. Sd floor Aliaky building. Third and .Morrison, tomorrow (Thursday), January S. at S p. M. snarp. s-uoi.e mv.t.u. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms pins New neaignn Jaeger Bros, 1S1- sixth st. FRlEDLANDER'b for lodge embiema a, S10 Washington sc PIED. DOWNS In this city, January 1. Edna J. Down 1121. East Mill street, agsa eu vuri a months ana so aaye, wiaow oi the late Israel Downs, beloved mother of Mrs. B. J. Jones, ox rortiano; ismont Iiowna ef Stanton. I1L; Jamea oowna, or Be Joseph. Mo-; Mrs. James McCoy, of t . -n- Kan. Rsmalne are at Hoiman's funeral parlors. Announcement of funeral later. um 7TV At his tate residence. 1557 Oat man st.. jan. a. " "..-"""'S' , Tne re main avrw -" - 1 - v. . . . 1 A E- c rinnnlni Inc. 414 K.aat Aioar su r u neral notice will appear In later Issue. The services win oe ronouciw or gen- oral relief committee ol l. u o. r. BACKMAN Dec SI. Carl Backman. aged 29 yeare, late or jasioriaw vi. eiu.in at Dunning A McEntee'a parlors. Notice of funeral later. MArSOI.ETTM. RIVER VIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM Taylor's Ferry Road. End Uvervlew Cariine The only civilised method of burial. Snow-white, always dry. unitary tombs. Srmsnent title and endowment: $-50 no. 4 Pittock Block. Phone Boadway 35 L j 73L2 m FERTILIZE H4. ROTTED cow and horse manure. C 2-'74. tut J8L GOITRE. DR. FLORA A. lytuWN. goitre and diseases or women. uu iiurnsiae. cor. .-uin u GRINDING Cl'TTLEKY. THE Portland Electric Orind Shop grinds tsrytbing that regulres an edge. 8il 6iaia. bet. Broadway and Park. J OK. JUNK AND HARDWARE. Tba Oregon Junk Co. XI Front st- aisin :in we buy all klnas J unit, metaia Pay hishest Drlces. See us before you sell. MCS1CAL. SlHii. fjir Mi:s;ii- stafb- op TEACH EHj. Q. C. M.. Wash. St.. Portland. PARKER bchool of Popular XI us I c. Term. to -u leasona. 4U1-2 tilers blag. KMlu IillLHOKN, violin teacher, pupil tevick. iiui Flieaner blag. Bdwy. lo-n. PIANO lossons. X6 14th. Phone Main 3s83. juooem metbods. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. WHY PAY MORE 7 A 6AVLNU from 30 to 50 per cent Promptly fitted glasses a low as $l.ou. eouu satuuiea customers. p..,...ction guaranteea. lmi. . 6Vn. "ptomatrist. -M Morrison. Main jtlit. PATENTS. R. a WRIGHT ysara' experience. U. and loreign patenta. bul L-ekum bldg. PHYSICIANS. iTE Z 1 PHILLIPS. 0i Broadway bid Kheumnum, temaie disorders, akin trou k .mmiih. liver, suaneys, throat; goitre; scaip; hlgn blood pressure PUMBLXG 8CPPHE8. PLL'VBi.N'G supplies at wholesale prlcea Stara-Uavls Co.. 1-' 3d St. Main 7l. PRINTING. KEYSTONE PRESS J. B. Gantenbein. Mg; Printing ana linotyping, iwi - corner Etark. Main .or A 141a. THS IVY PRESS. 8S2 Stark St. Broadway 408, A 40SS. DDIUTIU3 F. W. BALTES A COMPANY. rni.iiiiiu i st and Oak ats. Main 106. A1163. REAL ESTATE LKALLKS. CARL R. JONES. 4U4 Wlicox bidg. RIGS. NORTHWEST RUG CO., established 1903. Fiuif run snd rag rugs woven all sues. East Sth and Taylor. East 3580. B lliau. bl'OKAGK AND TKAXpFEB. ALWAYS PICK THE BEST Household goods specialists; storage, packing, snip ping and moving: horse and auto vana special ireigni nm i i - r vti-n TRANSFER At STORAGE CO. 2d and Pine sts. Brosdway 6, A 19. nvrx.v TRANSFER CO.. 474 GUsan St., corner 13th. Telephone Broadway 1281 or A 11119. We own ana operate two large class "A" warehouses on terminal tracae lowest Insurance rates In the city. r-ir-r fr.iBht ratea to all noints on househoi toons. Manning vvarenouse z i i.us(n Co. nth and Hoyt. Broadway i03. u ADISON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE Office 10 Madison. General merchandise ar.d forwarding agenta pnone Main inwi. PACKING. MOVING. STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE A TRANSFER CO. 103 Park st. Main bla. A J03L WOOD. NATIONAL FUEL CO.. E. 204 L E 2d and Oregon sis.; siabwood. 83. iS, delivered. GREEN AND DRY SLABW'OOD. block wood. Panama Fuel Co.. East 72. B 2SS9. aVIAJSUFACTURERS PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS. RAMfssEN A CO.. 2d and Taylor. PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M L. KLINE. S4-S6 Front St. PLIMHING AND STEAM FITTING. M. L. KLINE. 4-o Front at . PKODCCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVE RISING A FARltELL, 140 Front St. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Port!snd Cortlage Co.. nth and Northrup. bASH. DOORS AND GLASS. p. t LLLs.R It CO.. 12th and Davis ats. tl All PA W R MILLER Wall Pspar A Pt Co.. ITS IsP et MORGAN WALL PAPFR CO..' 230 IM .t FCNEBAL NOTICES. MORGAN At her late home. T41 Overton street. December 2S. Meiinda ET Morgan Mnr.lZ V.. ..",7 l i.a 'ste A. H. r. " 5" area u. Morgan. v.r'ltL.-..' v.ors.an and Mrs. J. H. , .. . i or city. Friend Invited to attend funeral ..i- L.I.r, T,m,,b ""t1.4 H"", funeral "parlor, at 11 A M. today (Wednesday). January 2. Intermjpt Lone Fir Cemetery. Services at ths grave private. ' P?-TJEflTAL t!,s fni"y residence. B50S J,hir',"rhtt' v""e Southeaat. December ?-.. Syl.vTeT P"e Oregon ploSw of -" " ' 1 ivim a rnoniDi .ft flay, be loved husband of Afirv r-.i.. J K"1d I,mV1k(1 fland funeral .ervicesi which will be held at Hoiman's funeral uirU anu caimon streets, at 1 P M. today (Wednesday). January 2. In. terment at Sheridan. Or. HAMMER In this cltT. Jinnn V o. Oregon street. Susspne Hammer, aged 4S years, beloved mother of Fred. Ida. K.th. enne. Henry Margaret. Lena and Edward; """'ri' " "ooa circle, ko. 151. .eignoors oi mooncraxt. Funeral will be held tomorrow (Thursday), January 8. at 2 P- M., at the residential funeral home v, nwB. x.i umioman at oeventh. . uiwi, . iuw. v. i l j- cemetery. ELM Walt December 30. at the residence, lsi North Twelfth street, Katie Zum wait, aged 50 years, beloved wife of G L Zumwalt and mother of Fay, Gladys and Samuel L. Zumwalt. Funeral services will be held st Dunning & McEntee's chapel today (Wednesdsy). January 2. at . Tr'r, inviieo.. interment MA THEN A In thlg CltT. at I...' i dence. 45 Prescott sU Dec 31. Mary Ann Maihena. sged 78 years. The funeral services will be lield today (Wednesday) Jan. 2. at 1:30 o'clock P. MI at the above resld-nce. Friends invited. Interment at P.lvervlew Cemetery. The remains are at n muu.e miucmia j, jr. inlay A Son. directors. . FARNTJM In this dry, Dec 81. Dr. Vary U Farnum, aged 54 years, late of Jennings Lodge. The funeral services will be held today (Wednesday), Jan. 2. at 2:80 o'clock at the residence establishment of J p Flnley A ton. Montgomery at 5th. Friends Invited. Interment Portland Crematorium. BISHOP Dec. 81. Moses 8. Bishop, aged 78 ' . veiwvvu nusuauu aOI Sara. Lldla A. B.shop Remains will be forwarded from Dunning A McEntee'e parlors tomorrow (Thursday), Jan. S, to Goldendale. Wash - " - 1 " - - bw.ivw anu interment will take place Friday, Jan. 4. TTTPER In this city, at her late resi dence, 1159 Hawthorne eve.. Dec. ftL Fidelia Tupper. aged 73 years. The re mains will be forwarded tomorrow Thursday), Jan. S. by J. P. Flnley & bon to Gaston. Or., where services will be held and interment made. CEMETERIES'. BEAUTIFUL MOUNT SCOTT PARK CE3IETERY Lowest Prices Best Service. Ko expense after intermelit. Prices lower than other ceme teries. FLORISTS. MARTTN A FORBES CO. Florists. S54 Washington. Main 248, A 1280. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS. Florists, 287 Morrljon St. Main or A 1805. Fine flowers aa! floral designs. No branch stores. TONSETH FLORAL CO, 285 Washington su. bet. 4th and 5th. Main B102. A 1161. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. Selling bidg., 6th and Alder sts. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 249 Alder. Flowers and designs. Phone Marshall 5022. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 245 Alder. Fiowers snd dsslgna. Phone Marshall Z922. mem rOTERAL UIBBCTORS. Edward Holman. Prea W. J. Holman, 6ee. J. E. Werleln. Treaa. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. ' Enabllahed 1877. THIRD ST. CORNER OF SALMON. A Modern Spacious Family Boom With Private Entrance. ' LADY AS613TAJTT. ' Phones Main 607. A 1511. Perfect Funeral Service for Less. MILLER & TRACE Y , Independent Funeral Directors. Wash. St. bet. 20th and 2 1st, West Side. Main 26wl. Lady Assistant. A 7885. J. P. FINLET A SON. Progressive Puneral Directors. Private Drive Women Attendants, MONTGOMERY AT FLb'XH. Main . A 1599. Last 64. Lady Assistant. C 8165 WILSON at ROSS. Funeral Directors, Inc. Multnomah at Seventh Street. ERICSON Residence Undertaking Parlors, 12tn and Morrison sts. Main 6133, A 2235. DUNNING A McENTEE. . funeral direct ors, Broadway and Pine street. Phone Bioadway 430. A 4j08- Lady atteudanL F. S. DUNNING, INC. THE GOLDEN KULsi UNDERTAKERS. 414 East Alder street. East 52, B 2525. BKEEZE& SNOOK BTS,ar MR. AND MRS. W. H. HAMILTON Fu neral service. 1B73 E. Glisan. Tabor 4313. P. I- LERCH. East 11th and Clay streets. Lady attendant. East 7S1. B 1389. A. R. Zeller Co. East 108$. O 1088 5D2 Williams Ave. SKEWEs UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and OUT. Main 4152 A 2X21. Lady attendant. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 264-288 4th aU opposite City Hall. Main 8064. Philip Neu A Sons for memorials. cfBLAE:5lNGi GRANITct CO. I U THIIO HADISON JTREET.j OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Boom 153 Con rt ho us. Sth St. tsDtruce. PhniM from 8 to & Mm a 378. Home Pbone A 2Afi. Night call after office bount Main Report all csms of cruelty to the abov address. Slectrio lethal chamber (or small an 1 ma la hon ambulance tor sic it ana disabled anlma) at a moment's notice. Any one desiring a dog- or other pets, communi cate with ua Call for all lost or strayed stock aa wo look after all Impounding. There is no mors city pound, just Oregon Bumane Society. NEW TODAT. MORTGAGE LOANS H Panada oa Tsaad for arood farm and I I city loans at close lateretet ratea. j Prompt. Reliable Service. I I A. H. B1RRELL CO. , X17-21S Northwestern Bank Building, Marshall -4114. A 4118. MORTGAGE LOANS 0.4 BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY, ROBERTSON A EWING, 207-8 Northwestern Bamat Blds MORTGAGE LOAMS ON FARM AND RESIDENCE PROPKRTx, - Wm. MacAlaster 701 CORBETT BLDG, PORTLAND, OR. JNO. B. COFFEY MORTGAGE LOANS Insurance, Surety Bonds S01 WILCOX BLDG. Mala 702. A 3702 Empire Investment Company Mortajage Loans aa City aad Csustrr Property, dOl-d Bd. of trade Bids. Main 670. REAL ESTATE For Sale Lots. THAT VACANT LOT Turn a burden Into income. We -design and build anything. furnish the money If desired; eight years In Portland. L. K. jauey uo.. contracun architects. Northwestern .Bank bidg. For fcalo Houses. I HAVE SOLD MANY HOUSES In the past ' few weeks, but this is th best value 1 have ever offered; A SDlendii 6-room bungalow and bath; tbe rooms are all large and very convenient; living- room with fireplace, dining-room wit built-in buffet: Dutch kitchen, two bed rooms, large attic, two rooms could be added, full basement. The house is doubl construction, well built, on lot 50x100. Th Dree Is ths low figure ot SIU'JU wltn navment of $00 down and $10 a month. This will bo taken soon. Maclnnes, 210 Oregon bidg. Phone Broadway 160s. ABOUT TO FORECLOSE. East olid, bon ton neighborhood; fine view, corner, 50x100; street improvements nearly $000, all in and paid lor, with a modern 4-room bungalow; will sell for $2000; worth douoie tne money; neeai aShut S40O cash: balance can be arranged. Only Interested parties need apply. AN 260. Oregonian. MUST sell my nearly new, modern, 6-room bungalow in Dost section oi nossmere aur lng next week. Hardwood floors. 2 fire nlaees. old Ivory finish, sleeping porch. lota of trees, shrubbery and flowers, room for garage, ail street Improvements paid. 2 short blocks to car, $3000, worth $5500, E. 8134. 6-ROOM house, cloth closet, pantry and toilet, 2 porcbea: a new garage. 2 lota good garden soli, ail kinds of fruit trees, er.ioea, berries, sage and rhubarb, grad ed St.. cement sidewalk. $2500. small pay. menl down. 6 per cent on balance; on cor net of 4th and Aionroe. uregoa city. ur. Come and see It. A. c. LllliO LAURELHURST. Before buying eiaevyhere obtsln our lis: ef exquislts homes for -sale on easy terms In Laureihurst. -the show placs of Port land. LAURELHURST CO.270fe Stark au Main 1700. A J013. . $lrv0 OWNER out of town, sacrifice 6 room, modern -.rouse. oiock car 21 minutes out. good location; $200 cash. terms; or big discount for cash. Tabor 6312. PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY. Homes and sites in this high-class, beau tiful and healthful district. BHOOKE, $41 Montgomery Drive, corner of Elm St. Marshall 48Z7. A aw. call mornings. UBBELL A SON. 1421 Sandy, oldest firm ROSE CITY PARK, can sell you a good bouse ehesp. tee us first, lanor 2161 iilli-N'fC W 0-room rolonfa' v7.t FRANK L. McGUlRE. ABINGTOX BLDG. For Sale Acreage. ACRES ot choice beavordam for sale by owner. AK 581. Oregonian. For fiale Farms. OUR CHANCE IS IN CANADA Rich lsnds and business opportunities offer you independence. Farm lands. $11 to $30 acre; irrigated tanas, tao to sou; years to pay; siiooo loan in improvements, or readv-made farms. Loana of livestock. Taxes average under 20 cents an acre; no taxes on improvements, personal property or livestock, ooeo markets, churches, schools, roads, telephones. Excellent cli matecrops and livestock prove it. Spe cial homeseekers' fare Certificates. . Write for free booklets. Allan eameron, Generl Supennienaeni i.ana xjrancn, Canadian Pacific Hy.. 64 Ninth ave Calgary, Al berta. ' $000 ACRES In Southwestern Washington for sale, to settlers amy, upon wtsy terms and low prices, $5 per acre and up. Writs tor map showing location, .terms, etc. WETERHAUSER TIMBER COMPANY. TacomaBt g.. Tacoma, Wash. 25 ACRES, S miles city limits, highly lm . proved, level, good - soil, beautiful new home, usual outbuildings; team, imple ments. 5 cows, etc.; price reduced to $340 an acre. Yes, terms. AE 253. Oregonian. $ ACRES on S. P., 10 miles from Portland; 1 cow. 1 horse, 5-room house and farm Implements and furniture; hot and cold water In house. Al Ithls and a year'a lease for $275; Call410V4 Washington. CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES. Near Portland; $75 to $200 per acre; easy terms; best soli; farms 't sale, all sizes. McFarland. 603 Yeon bidg, Portland. LOGGED-OFF lands, $10 acre up; running water, good eoil. H tillable; employment, easy terms Jesse R. Sharp. 83 H 8d st, FOR SALE 50 acres, partly Improved, auto, some css'.i as part payment: terms Owner no agent. Apt. A. 475 Main st. GOAT and stock ranch. 825 acres, with out range, for aale, or exchange for 15 acres near Portland. A K 586. Oregonian. FARM, 80 or 60 acres, 1 mile from Port land limits. J. J. Havlllc. Scappooae. Or. REAL ESTATE. For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR SALE! Property In Dallas. Polk County. Or. Good 7-room hnuM sll modern im provements. A fine family orchard just . coming in bearing; English walnut trees been bearing two years; large bam. run ning water on place, about 8 lota; an Ideal place lor chickens and ducks; will giva terms. For further particulars address i'oetonice box ai4. Dallas. Or. WANTED REAL ESTATE. I WANT a good wheat farm in Eastern Oregon or Western Canada; 1 offer In trade my beautiful addition of Foster, near faaurelhurst. in its entirety. 27 lots for 91U.O00: price is way under original selling pries; I am only in town lor a short time and will do business Quick. Call or address me at the office of my at torney. 404 Piatt bidg. Purnel Jump. FOR BALE TIMBER LANDS. 25 M. MILL ready for operation: flume. water rights, mill building, very low cost of production; cheap xor casn. au 101 Oregonian. TIMBER LANDS. BOUGHT AND BOLD. McCRAKEN, 304 McKAT BLDG. TO LET Excellent logging contract; 15, 000,000 feet fir. Call 425 Henry bidg. WANTED TIMBER LANDS. SHIP KNEES wanted for the Government. 607 Gertinger bidg. 2d and Alder. TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Several thousand acres of wheat lands, stock ranches, fruit and diversified farm ing and timber lands. All of our proper ties are clear of incumbrance. Will sell on easy terms or would consider good in come property In Portland, ban Francisco or Seattle. Owner. AZ3 Northwestern Bank bidg. Portland. Or. - NOTICE. If your property, either city, farm or acreaas). has merit and is for exchange or sale, call or write full particulars: no in flated values considered; have first-class list to select from. Geo P. Henry. 32a Henry bidg. Ref. Portland Realty Board. 80 ACRES, substantial Improvements, near electric, $tS000; Incumbrance $2200; equity for residence; also acreage. Owner, 141 East tith North. FOR SALE or exchange, 20 acres near city. $3500. Consider city property to $3000. Owner, AN 245, Oregonian. FOR SALE. Horses. Vehicles, Harness, Etc. 1400-LB. HORSE, aged 7, double harness, 344 wagon and wood rack, $110; lost bis mate; will sell separate. 462 Flanders. Phone Broadway B0 7. . "DEAD HORSES and animals hauled away tree. Portland Rendering lo. -aii v. ooa lawn 20. DEAD stock and old horses bougnu Call us for service and oesi casn reami. wsukie 6U-J. 10 HEAD young draft horsss from 1400 to lsuo, with narness. Appiy romwiu -Storage Co.'s office. 15th and Kearney. 30OO-LB. team at your own price; true to work, sunnysiae ice t-o., ueu iu u SOtli, East Yamhill. . 3000-LB. team, true to work, at your own orice. SunnysiUe ice company, uetwecu 34th and 30th. on East Yamhill. DEAD stock taken quickly. Wo pay the most for dead and crippled stock. Tabor 4203. DELIVERY wagons and horses for sale, cheap. 83 E 7th St. North. 7 HORSES, wt- about 1250 lbs. each; some harness and wagons. 462 Flanders. pianos. Organs and Musical Instruments. SECURITY " STORAGE CO. CLOSING OUT. $350 square piano, $25 cash; $275 up right, $45 cash; $325 upritst, $05 cash; $423 upright, $115 cash; neJtly new mod ern pianos.; $375 upright, $190 cash; $425 UDriKlit, $215 cash; $530 player piano, $2o5 cash; $250 player. $25. and parlor organ. $18 cash. Pianos stored, 50c monthly. 108 r O Ur in ST-, at vaamis.w HALLETT A DAVIS upr, French burl wal ... ..-..a a real D&riam iw auTuuo predating an artistic piano In a late style .oa Cill 149 6th st Phone Main 3106. iTrpv I. WENGER. Tk,.AVM,r.h. and . recosds bought, sol Id, ichanied. rented, expert repairing. 142 4s Second su. upstairs. Main 244. $000 KNABE parlor grana. ueauiuui uiaiiug any, 5 years oia. s-tio. r.asjr iwm --- S. cllDerr, oa-t iamin. FULL CASH VALUE for PHONOGRAPHS mnti KhUUrtLIO. Jama H near Alder. RENT a piano, most reasonable terms in r3.-ri.nri' no sauares or thump boxes. Harold S. Gilbert, 3S4 Yamhill st. a,- a vTc-ru-Hnvnes Boehm flutes, with closed G-sharp key, low pitch. E 824, Ore- tmiivsB-inK Dhonoxraphs play all records no needles to cnange. . .n-w- -..o... Nate Ardrey, pnune oi.u u UP-TO-DATE Player Piano. Packard make, naur Will KB I LUCHU Id --nou en at once- Call East 784 In the evening. NICE little talking "machine, good condition, only to ou. no PHONOGRAPH, slightly used, for sale. Will take stt.uu. can v- I PAY CASH for used pianoa Gilbert, as larniun - Furniture for Sale. FURNITURE. 5 rooms tor sale; o-room bungalow ior cmi, .., - Woodward ave. . Richmond car. Phone B 1109. FURNITURE for- sale Dressers chairs. tables rugs,, etc 5077. Tabor t-vd cue: Tr-iirniture of ftvs rooms, oak dining and front room bow. uwhob, .io-.--.. and gas range, ouu. pv nm. . - HUNDREDS of dishes and household ar ticles selling at 5. 10 and 15c 62 E. 66th St. N FOR SALE Used office rumiiuro. oa-. avuu mahogany, or an Kinas. KILHAM'S. Fifth and Oak sts. TWO fine office desks, chairs, rugs, type writer, etc. seliwooa mn- FURNITURE for sale and house Xor renl 202 N. 20th sr Poultry. 120 WHITE LEGHORN 1-year-old hens for le: -J mnes irom nch. Leaving Oregon. Tel. Main 92 il. 26 WHITE LEGHOK.l laying nen. ior for $17. - onto i auy. RHODE ISLAND REDS, year-old hens, bar- trains. wooaiawii ow. Livestock. MUST sell 7 head of dairy cows. Just fresh. Sellwooa car to aiicg- ----- Typewriters. WE can savs from 50 to 76 per cent on all makes ol WPev" ";"" . trated folder, neiau ucijwujicu, .w" KAI.Rl TYPEWRITER CO.. 821 Wash, st. NEW Remington rental plan, rent applies to purchase, vioiom iuuu,-. Typi-v. ruer Co.. 88 Broadway. Pnona Broadway 821 ; UNDERWOOD typewriter, four record rib bons. HOtcnKIOS paper ittB.cic, and punch for paper fasteners, all for $o0 If sold at once, .nam n.'i. REBUILT typewriters and supplies. Corona Dealers, m. w. r-easo -o, im m-". Ki,w. rebuilt second-hand rentals at cut ratea P. to,, zox aum Automobiles. LONG A SILVA S AUto vvrecaing wept WO nave pans ior iu aunus w--- 50 per cent to 75 per cent off the list: Studebakers. Chalroera, Michigan. 5ud.,,oni. Overland, E. U. F, Winton. Pope-HartforrL Engines, Radiators, Windshields, Mag netos. Carburetors, Lamps, etc. for less 462 Ha'wtnorne ave. Phone B. 6840. MOTORS, gears, bearings, wneeis, axles: we wreck all manes oi cam ; -on i.r"r n.rt. at half price. Auto Wrecking Co., 89-9103 North Broadway. MODEL S3 Ovsrianu roaaateri - wani io make a quica saie auu - iuw price for cash; can be seen any Urns at 54 North Broadway. FOR SALE 2-ton Reo truck, 1914 model. New tires an arounu, ' at once. Write or phone Albert Elssbrom. Phone 78, oresnam, ur. 1914 VELIE, first-class condition: must sell. bee car at garage, i-bbi iw muaiu-i. $425. : WILL pay spot cash for your Ford. FRANCIS MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE, East 370. E. 13th and Hawthorne ave. CAN USE your Ford if you can use my 1918 Metz. prtneenouse. ui-t muci. -ia.m ot-oo. WINTER storage very reasonable. Union avenue and Wasco St. Phone East 7445. FORD 1-ton truck, sell or exchange for touring. 211 Washington. Main 3716. 1918 METZ car for sale; the biggest bar. gain in Portland. 514 Alder at, . TWO ton trucks for sale; never been used. Call Woodlawn4367; MY Dodge car for sale: Just as good as new. M. Dun thy. care Bush A Lane Plane Co. . FOB SALE. ; Automobiles. - START THE XEW FEAR RIGHT. PURCHASE A GOOD USED CAR FROM A RELIABLE DEALER. 1917 Ford touring, extras 375 1917 Ford delivery 37 o 1016 Ford touring S15 1017 Dodge, almost new 11U7 Dodge, first-class 775 1915 Cadillac 8 1200 1016 Overland, like new 500 1916 Chevrolet, Baby Grand 40 1017 Cadillac, like new 2i"h1 . 1916 Cadillac, repainted 1600 . 1913 Hudson speedster 1770, 1916 Hupmoblle. fine shape 8 no - 1015 Mitcnen, first-ciass 5 1014 Oakland, electric Its. and str... 3'.") Studebu-Ker sedan 475 MAN Y OTHERS FROM $150 UP. COVEY MOTOR CAR. CO.. 21st and Washington. Main 641. USED PACKARD. Slx-cyllnder, seven-passenger Packard, absolutely as good as new. This Is not a worn-out, antiquated model, but a strictly modern car. with every convenience and -refinement. The finish has not a scratch or dent. The upholstery looks as if It never had been used. Mechanically this car Is In perfect shape. Am leaving for the East and somebody is going to get this car this week at a great big bargain. Call the owner at East 313. - OUR Ford will "CLIMB THE HILLS ON HIGH" If equipped with Woodward's "FOUR FORWARD .SPEED TRANSMIS SIONS." Exclusive agencies open. Pratt A Williams, distributors. San Francisco. SLIGHTLY used tires, $3 to $15 each; vui- canlzed, 25c; tire repairing. U7 Madison. Automobiles Wanted. WILL trade a beautiful hand-crocheted spread, material cost lot, lor first pay ment or equity in 1917 Ford. AM 252. Oregonian ' TO TRADE Equity of $675 in $900 10-acre--- tract 0 miles irom foruana tor gooa car; ; Dodge, Maxwell or Ford, BF 11. Orego- . nian. ; WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR INCOME , PROPERTIES UP TO $50,000 IF PKlCiI AT A SACRIFICE. O 776. OREGONIAN. Automobiles for Hire. AUTOS WITHOUT DRIVER FOR HIRE. " 7-pass. car with driver. LUNG & SILVA. 482 HAWTHORNE AVE. Phone E. 6S40; - NEW 6-pass. Dodge for hire, touring, call... lng. anopping. nignway. jaain 4da. . NEW SAXON 8, highway, depots, funerals. calling, shopping, reaaonaoie. E.agt 4DS--. Autos without driveV for hire. Fashion Ga- rage. 10th and lamhlli. Mar. Zji, A 12ob. - Machinery. a SAWMILL. On 12xl8-lnch "Atlas" engine.' One 9xl2-lnch "Enterprise" engine. . One 60xl6-ft- 80-H. P. boiler with Dutch ; oven, including 2200 fire brick and 7500 common brick. One 12-ft. 25-H. P. boiler. One Uxll-lnch "Wieland" twin steam . feed. Three 60-ft head blocks, steel eye beam . with screw and hand-set works, 240-ft.' carriage track. , . One circular head rig with three arbors. Four 52-lnch Simonds inserted tooth saws .- Four 36-lnch Stmonda cutoff saws with three arbors. Thirty 10x24-lnch live rools. One 5-saw gang edger. One trimmer saw and arbors. One overhead log turner. One friction log haul. One saw-filing outfit complete with em- i ery stand and wheeis. Three heavy lumber wagons Nine lumber trucks. -Three steam pumpa and all necessary -belting, pulleys, siiafting. piping and steam fittings of every kind for complete - erection. I--. B. MALLORY COMPANY. Second and Pine Streets, Portland, Or . LOGGING ENGINES. ., One llxl4-lnch "Washington" road en gine with 66-Inch high-pressure boiler and--steam frlctiou on main drum. One Oxll-lnch "Willamette wide drum englno with 43-inch boiler. One 10xl3-inch "Willamette" wide drum . engine with 56-lnch boner. nn fliioi; -inch "Seattle" wide drum - engine with 4S-inch boiler, wire blocks and miscellaneous rigging. F. B. MALLORY. COMPAN1. Second and Pine Streets, rope. Portland, or. FOR SALE No. 2 Sebastian lathe. Keenan Co.. 100 4th at. F. P. Miscellaneous. SEWING MACHINES, new and second-hand. ; of all makes, sold for less; no agents em ployed: machines repaired and rented. . SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM 190 3d. near Taylor. A 3626. Main 9431. . FOR SALE or rent, logging and hoisting.-, engines, all klnda machinery, rails, cara., Railway Equipment Co. 235 Stark at, Main 2363. ' BILLIARD and pocket billiard tables, shdw- . cases and wallcases, cash registers, tures, easy terms. W. J. Qulgiey. 227 luU Main oo'.i'.f. STEWART banjo; lady's Elgin watch, sms l . Bize, 14-karat case. 17-jeweled. adjusted. Will take less than hail for cash. AN 273. Oregonian. FIR WOOD, blockwood, green ana ary siau wood also coal; prompt delivery. Acme. Fuel Co., 28th and Hoiladay. Call B olos or East 3551. ' ' - TRACTOR, caterpillar type, 16-10-horse-power first-class condition, $500. C. L. Urfer, Canby. Or ; - i BOOKKEEPER S desk, 3 filing cabinets, ; 1 T W desk, 6 chairs. 4 roll-top desks, also' safes. Bushong & Coi. 91 Park st, i FOR SALE A Santo vacuum sweeper, cost $125, and has ail atiacnmeriLo. t uuu. 7342. ?. A MISSES' party dress In excellent condi tion for small Bum if taken today. Ta . bor 4652. ' SEXTANT for sale, $20; cost $50; will take watch in part.. Call East 2S46. apt. 304, . evenings. DRY oak wood delivered to customers or in carlots. East Side Siabwood Co. Photie- East 2226. FOR SALE Second-hand safes, all sizes. h-li-rlAa E, v ii tu .uu - VACUUM cleaners sold, repaired, rented, ex- changed, bought, Bentley Co. Main 85S2. SEVERAL good second-hand safes at the right price, so rruiii at. pma'"-j -- -- , 76 DOZEN Jelly glasses, cheap. Inquire 230 ' Stark su FOR SALE Showcases, counters, aujuai- able shelvmg, laaaers, eit iu - TO RENT Surveyor's transit, $10 per mo, . 605 McKay oiog. . FCRNITCBE WANTED. BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNITURE. Stoves, ranges, rugs, store fixtures, ros- taurant outfits, hotels, rooming houses, of fice furniture, furniture stocks. Nothing, too big or too small to handle. Prompt; attention and courteous treatment. ., PHONES MARSHALL Silsl. A 3224. -GEVL'RTZ FURNITURE CO.. -185 to 191 First st- near Yamhill. . BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR FURNITURE! We will pay cash for all kinds of fur-; nlture, stoves, -ranges, carpets, rugs, office', furniture of all descriptions, noimng tos small or too large for our consideration.; A phone call will bring our buyer at any time? Call Marshall 687. UEVURTa! FURNITURE STuKE. 205-207 First at. MiSH FURNITURE CO. wll! pay highest. cash price ever paiu iui uu -carpets, rugs, stoves, ranges, office fur niture and fixtures. It will pay you to call us. You will be money ahead. MISH FURNITURE CO.. 184 FIRST. , ., Main 5708. . TWO Cooper-Hewitt electric lamps or. Northern ngnis. iisumo ein sms chine, 5x7 ana Sxl'J plate homers. Pan American Studio, 53a and 543 Vancouver' ave. ' ' THE LEVIN HARDWARE A FURNITUR3 - CO. ouys luriiituie. huibii. ""- -outfits and tools of any description; full value for them assured. 221 Front Main . 9072. A 7174 WANTED Good, polished, golden oak buf- , let, give phone numuer, oiin. ticii.u, a'. . delivery. ; - DO you want good pay for your household'' goods. It SO. call up xa.tLrauLu wo-.-. vw First St. . '. WANTED Good, polished, golden oak buf- fat; give pnone numuer. jub. a.n-4. gen, delivery. ' WE NEED SECOND-HAND FURNITURE , of any description; have the ready caaov Phone toaay. Main 4627. or 04 First St. PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR USED FURNI-. TURE. CLOTHING. ETC. PORTLAND CLEARING HOUSE. MARSHALL 47-3. HIGHEST price paid for second-hand furni. ture; we must have the goods. Michigan Furniture Co, Mar.I822. 164 1st st. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED. WILL PAY CASH. MAIN 3332. : WANT RUG. RANGE AND SOME FURNI TURE. MAIN 4495 OR TABOR 6798 BE WISE Sell your furniture to the Fori' Auction Co. Main 8951. 191 2d at. WANTED MISCELLAXEOTS. WANTED, diamonds for cash. "4 to 2-k. Old gold, platinum, sliver. 218 Oregonian bidg. ' BICYCLE WANTED PAY CASH. 128 First, near Alder. Main 4495. ' $1 WILL repair your watch at Relngoid a. Jewelers, 124 Fifth, near Washington,