LUXURIES OF '63
NECESSITIES ROW
New York Grocer of 50 Years
Ago Tells of Advance in
Food Products.
GOTHAM RECEIVES BEST
XVople Are Learning More About
Food Today and Are Getting More
for Their Money Staple Goods
Are Fnr Cheaper.
NEW TORK, Dae. t. Just suppose
that there were no canned frulta and
Vegetables, no things out of their sea
sons; only half a dozen kinds of bis
cuits and crackers and no foreign
cheese to put on them, and not an
ounce of creamery butter in all this
great city.
Now. then, we are back in 113. when
John Campbell Clark, who last week
was surprised into the celebration of
his half century as a grocer, began the
business of purveying to the people of
New York.
Mr. Clark began as a delivery boy
with one of the old line grocery stores,
then In the newly opened.Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and all these years he has been
In touch with a clientele which in every
generation has demanded and obtained
tbe best which the markets afforded.
"Did any one ever stop to think," said
Mr. Clark at the establishment of
(Tharles Co., of which he Is the head,
"what the tables of New York would
be in Winter without canned goods?
When I started in this business they
were Just beginning to come in. A
Frenchman in Chicago had invented
the process of preserving fruits and
vegetables in tinned cans.
Caaaea Praaact af reat aerrtee.
"Canned tomatoes made their debut.
There was prejudice against tomatoes
as a vegetable end there were ideas
about them which have since been
shown to be utter nonsense. The first
year we sold 500 cans of tomatoes, and
that was a record. Last year this house
alone sold IS carloads. BOO cases to the
car. two dozen cans to the case.
The canning of food has been of In
estimable service to mankind. In the
old days we waited for the seasons.
Now the canner puts up asparagus in
the Spring, then apricots, peas, straw
berries, raspberries and, later In the
season, peaches, plums and the like. It
Is possible for man to enjoy the fruits
nf the earth In their original flavor all
the year. No surplus goes to waste."
"By the way." continued Mr. Clark,
"I am no stickler for the good old days,
for I believe that the times are get
tin? better and that man has more
comforts as the years advance. He also
is learning more about food and Is get
ting better food for his money. I sup
pose every other family in the United
States has some kind of a cereal for
breakfast. Fifty years ago such a
thing was never even dreamed of, and
c..tmeel was not kept In groceries, but
In tlruj; stores, where it was doled out
for poultices.
Klari, at Cakes MoIMply.
"There were about 10 varieties of
cukes and biscuits sold then. Now there
must be fully 500 on the market. A
glance at the shelves of any well
equipped grocery will tell that story.
Once we carried only water crackers,
lemon crackers, butler crackees and
ginger snaps. Now we have so many
kinds that it Is hard to count them.
"There has been a big development
In all dairy products in the last 60
years. How .well I remember the 'good
old days' when we grocers used to go
down to the foot of Franklin street In
the early morning and wait for the
butter barges. The principal supply for
the New York market was drawn from
Orange County and was brought down
the Hudson by the Homer Kamsdell
line. So Mr. Park and Mr. Acker and
Mr. Jackson and Mr. Corwln. well
known grocers of their time, would
run out at the end of the pier, jump on
the barges and be busy with th tast
ing of butter while the barge was be
ing warped into Its berth.
"Thirty-eight years ago the creamer
ies came into being and the farmers.
Instead of making their own butter,
sold their milk and cream and the re
sult was butter of uniform quality and
grades. The customer may now order
Just what he wants by a definite name
and be sure that he receives a standard
article.
Quality Far Better.
"One of the most popular Stems in
the American dietary at present is
cheese. Enormous quantities of foreign
cheeses are brought to this country.
Whenever T hear of a new kind of
cheese which seems to be good I put It
out on sale. All cheese have their
friends. Cheese Is a valuable digestive
which the American people seem to be
appreciating more and more."
Air. Clark was asked what he thought
of the cost of living, concerning which
In these days there is so much dis
cussion. "It all depends," he rejoined, "on
what we are disposed to call 'living.'
There are more amusements now than
there were when I was a boy. and what
were considered luxuries which only
the wealthy could afford may be ob
tained by the workingmen. It Is pos
sible now for a man who works for
his dally wage to have a better place
to live in and better things to eat and
a greater variety of them than could
have been obtained in 1S6J. The aver
age American lives as well as many of
the titled aristocracy of Europe, and
has a greater variety often on his
table. Forty per cent of the wages of
the people goes for food and drink,
and It is well that such expenditures
should have thoughtful attention.
"The comforts of life are now very
great. The food we have today s bet
ter in quality than it was in 'S3, and
prepared and packed in a more sanitary
way. The city of New York is the
greatest and the cheapest food market
In the country. The enactment of the
pure food law has increased the quality
of groceries throughout the United
States and has guaranteed honest
weights. It remains for the people to
avail themselves of their opportunities.
If one pays careful attention to nutri
tive values be will be surprised to find
how well and how cheaply he will be
aoie to supply his table.
Staples Cheaper New.
"I shall not refer to war prices for
comparison, for there were times when
sugar was 2 cents a pound. But when
prices came back to normal after the
Civil War we can make comparisons.
Sugar Is bftlf what It was then, and ao
Is flour. There have come into the
market many vegetables of the highest
nutritive value, auch as beans, peas and
especially lentils, the worth ot which
as a food few appreciate even now.
wnat better food value ran be obtained.
for Instance, than from Indian meal at
Ji cents a pound? A family can llvt
economically and well In this country.
and there Is no reason why any one
should buy so-called luxuries unless
his purs can afford them.
"Preserved and cured meats have ad
vanced In price, especially pork prod
ucts. Bacon, which a few years age
we sold for 14 cents a pound, is now
Si cents, and bam, which brsujht IT
PORTLAND
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
fKOU?T SERVICE at reasonable P"1
Hsi-lflc Tltie Trust Co.. 7 Cham, ot Com.
ACCORD EI OS PLEATING.
K. STEWHAN Hemstitching and scalioplnl.
accord, aide pleat, buttons covered. SfoO"
sponged ; mall orders, sail Aider. M. ' ..
ASSAYERS AND ANALlBTS.
MONTANA Atio.vr OFFICE Laboratory
er.d ore-teetlni works, led Morrison il
ATTORNEY'S.
J. b. ORKfc.NFUSLU General practice, ab
stracts, contracts, collection, injuries, etc.
h-moveii to new ol.wi, 701.
hellmj bids. Consultation free.
WM. 1 LAFOr.CB. tiJ
Couasellor-at-Uw, 210 rallins bldg.
ART MATTHEWS WORK.
alATTHESSES renovated and to order. The
only special admirable shop. Marshall
, BOAT Bl'ILUINO.
O P. UHAHAJ1 Hoat bulldlns and repair
ing. Marine waa. foot Aberneihy si
CARPET WKAV1.NO.
NORTHWEST RUG CO. Russ from
csrpets, rea rues. ISA East feth.
old
CF.I.I.ILOID BCTTON9. BADGES.
THE 1BWIN-HODSON COM PA NT.
p ath at. phones Mala 612 and A 1.S4.
CHIROPOHISTS.
William, Estelle and Oewane Deveney, the
only scientific chiropodists In the city,
ferlors. iu2 Qerllrjger blag.. 8. 'V. corner
2i and Alder. Phone Main 1101.
CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D.
Hill. Qglces. 429 f-jiedner bids. Main 313.
DR. and Mrs. Fletcher, painless chiropodists,
over the Haxelwooa. Main g'13. A 612.
ClUKorRACTlC PHYSICIAN.
Dii. M MAHON. ll't 4th St- Sto.OOO modern
equipment. Chronic cases one-belt trust
prices. Results guaranteed In wrltlng-
COAI
HIAWATHA- Utah hard cosl. preferred by
Government, guaranteed by mine agent.
Kdlefsen. 42 Stark at. Phone East Su3.
KOrikYN Cascade coal, wholesale and retell.
Portland A Suburban Coal Co., A
Main jSS. For furnace use buy mine run
' X.1 ANT WOOD.
k.N'I.JHT coal baa no equal; a clean hard,
qulck-nrtng. long-burning Utah coal. Al
bina Fuel Co.. eel agents,
FOR FIReT-CLASS DRY SLABWOOD
CALL 8-M NORTH loTH. MAIN Sa.4.
OAK and Or cordwood. Cannon coal. Mult
nomah Fuel Co. Main rb. A ill.
COLI JXTIOX AGENCY.
NETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1780.
No collection, no charge.
ClKREST and delinquent, personal Injuries,
l.egsl Adjustment Bureau. Ma lrs. bldg.
DANCING.
FRO P. WAL WILSON School Lessons -c:
waits, two-step, three-step, stage dancing
taught, morning, afternoon and evening;
guarantee to teach anyone who walks how
to dance. Sth St., between Stark and
Oak ats.. Phone Msln 793T.
RINGL.ER Dancing Academy Boclal and
fancy; tango, one-step. Boston; private
nd class. 21 H Morrison. Marshall ai-i.
Mitchell. Lewis A Stayer Co..Moriison and I Sd.
K. ;. wad t.o.. n-"-
ARCHITECTURAL WTRE A IRON WORKS
Portland Wire c Iron Wka. 1M columbia-
AL1U AJV Dl WHS -
DfBKUILLE BUGGT TOP CO., 20O W
AUTOMOBILES. '
Mitchell. Lewis A siaver Co. .Morrison ana a.
AUTO LAMPH AND RADIATOR
KEP AIRING.
PORTLAND AT TO LAMP CO.. B10 Alder St.
AUTOMOBILE Bt'PPLlEei.
BALT.OU A, WRIGHT. 7th and Oak st.
BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME.
Baggage A omnibus Transfer, Park A Davl.
nmttrn ftl'PPLIEH.
L-wls-Ftengr Barber pupply Co.. lOth-Mor.
BICVCIJJ. .MOTORCVCLES Ml PPLUU.
pi.pE F. P. Keen an Co., 1 4th afreet.
.......... tzt-Mrt Ivii
DATTON CYCLE CO.. S47 Ash street.
. n ..iv 1 1 icmr
Hoyal Bakery A Conf., Ire. 11th and Evert
MRK.UERS AND BOTTI-ER8.
HENRY WF1NHARD. 13lli and Burnald.
i. . ..in . W ,1 ' J , DCS
PORTLAND CARK1AOE WKS.,
BODIES. WHEELS. SPRING
10D Jorlh Fourin nireew.
Main IMS.
CA3CAIUA B.IRK AND GRAPE ROOT.
KAHN BROS.. llt FRONT 6T.
CEMENT, LLHT. AND PLASTER.
T. T. Crowe A Co.. 46 Fourth street.
nirrLT.9. l r. r. u n
CLOFSET A DEVER3. 1-11 N. Front st.
cents. Is now quoted at 25 cents. Beef
and other meats nave gone up. '
ss that Is concerned, however. I thlnx
that the Increase of the cost of meats
would he a blessing; In disguisa If It
were, the means of diverting the atten
tion of the people to the value of some
fruit and vegetable products which can
be obtained at such low prices."
MAN BURIED FROM BRIDGE
Contractor's Ashes Scattered From
Rrooklyn Span In Gale.
NEW TORK, Dec. 8. An automobile
hearse beloneTlneT to the Frank E.
Campbell Company, driven by Super
intendent Frye. who had on the seat
with him Joseph ilcGowan. an assist
ant started across Brooklyn bridge at
sundown. Half way between the
towers the car stopped and McGowan
got out.
In his hand he carried an urn. He
walked to the side of the roadway and
scattered the contents of the vessel to
the winds. It was blowing- sharply at
the time and the ashes soon disap
peared. He had just finished when
bridge policeman came along- and
wanted to know why he was violating;
a police rule by stopping; a trehlcle on
the structure.
"I'm burylns a man." replied Mc
Oowan. The policeman wanted to know what
he meant, so the nndertaker told him
that a contractor who died a short
time aco stipulated In his will that his
body should be burned and the ashes
"scattered to the four winds of heaven
from the Brooklyn bridge at sundown."
At Campbell's office last night the
man In charga said that he wasn't at
liberty to rive the name of the con
tractor, but that Charles W. PresljT
was what he mtfrht be called, though
It wasn't his name.
MISS WILSON PRESIDES
School Bills and Swimming Pools for
Capital Considered.
WASHIN'GTOX. Dec . Miss Mar
garet Wilson, the President's eldest
dauirhter. presided" over a meeting; at
the White House of the recreation com
mittee of the woman's welfare depart
ment of the National Civic Federation.
Bills about to be Introduced In Con
gress for wider use of achoou buildings
In the capital and for the co-rflatlon of
recreation activities here were consid
ered. A special committee submitted a re
port which asks for public swimming
pools throughout the city and other
municipal Improvements.
LIFE RISKED FOR LETTER
Girl Startles Subway Crowd in SaT
Ing Lore MIsalTe.
NEW TORK. Dec, f. Two girls were
awaiting the arrival of an uptown
train at the Brooklyn Bridge station
of the subway In the midst of a crowd
of nightworkers and late homegoers.
One held a letter in her hands whose
contents she was retailing to her com
panion. Their conversation indicated
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DANCING.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath's fcchool, los 3d St.. bet.
Wash, and Stars, and Alisky bide. 3d and
Morrison sis. Lessons dally; aits and
twostep guaranteed In 4 lessons; classes
Mon. and Fit, eves.. S to 10. at 10 id at.
DRAFTING.
PATENT AND COMMERCIAL. DRAFTING.
WM. C. SOHMITT. JU3 Henry bid. M.
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
iloTOHS. generators bought, sold rented
and repaired. We do all kind of repair
Ins and rewinding; all work guaranteed.
H. M. H. Electric Ctt. 31 First si North.
Phone Main K210.
WE buy. soil, rent and exchange new and
second-hand motors; repair work a spe
cialty. Western Electric Works." SIS feth.
EMPLOY-MiNT AGENT?.
HAXLET Employment Agency. 2i North
fe'econd. Main I2T. A 2m. P. J. Han lay,
prop. Res, phones. East lltt. C sOa?.
EVE, EAR. NOfcE AN P THROAT.
Treatments by specialist. Glasses fitted. Dr.
F. F. Cassedsy. 418 peknm tl.. d a Wash.
FIRE INSURANCE.
LET OWEN SUMMERS write your fire in
surance. 8.18 Morgan bldg. Main 84r..
FOUNDRY ANI MACHINE SMOPW.
PHOfcMX Iron Works. East 3d and Haw
thorne. General machine and foundry work.
HOUSE MOVING.
A. D. MOO DIB. 103 E. Wster St. East 3R21
Latest Improved machinery for handling
heavy bodies. Brick buildings a apecialty.
KODAK.
KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; develop
ing, printing and enlarging. BLUMAUER
PHOTO eUfPLT CO- 45 Washington at.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
J. A. 8TI.OWKK1DGE LEATHER CO. Ea
tabllened 1bV8. 1S! Front st.
MACHINERY.
Engines, boilers. sa:nlllJ bought, sol.l and
exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co.. Portland.
MKJSNENGEIi SERVICE.
J1ASTT MESSENGER CO. Day and night
service. phone Main f.3, A 2133.
MUSICAL,
EMIL THIELHORN. violin teacher; pupil
Sevr.lk. -J07 Flledner bldg. A 41S0. Mar. lllJO
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Grover. specialist in paral sla nervous,
chronic diseases. 504 Oregonlan bid. M. 1142
OPTICIANS.
ML'NSELL Optical Co. Quality classes, sec
ond f.oor N. W. bldg.. 37V Washington.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Dr. K. B. Northrup S0 Morgan bldg.. cor.
Broad we v and Washington at. Office
phone. Main 3; residence. East IOCS.
PAINTING AM PAPER HANGING.
FOR Fl RAT-CLASS papering, painting, tint
ing: reasonable prices. Call Main ol-M.
Main Mvja
PATENT ATTORN EVW.
U. a. AND foreign patents obtained by
Peter Haberlln, 4nS Chamber of Com
merce. Portland: Victor bldg., Washing
ton. -.
Patents procured by J. K. Mock, attorney-at-law.
late of th U. 8. Patent Offioe.
Booklet free. 101O Board of Trade bldg.
WHOLESJUsE AND MANUFACTURERS
DIFJ AND SHEET METAL HTAMP1NG.
WESTERN Tool A Die Work!. g0o P'ne t.
DRY GOODS.
FLEISCHNERMAYKR A CO, gyvf A,h t.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Stubbs Electrical Co., Bth and Pine sfa
HSU. OYSTERn AND 1CK.
MATiARK E Y A CO.. Inc.. 14M Front trt.
1LOIK MILIJ4.
r-ROWV MILLS. Board of Trade bldg.
i.R.IN MERCHANTS.
Albers Pros. Milling Co., Front andMarshau.
BALFOUR-GI THR1E A CO., Park and Oak.
H. M. HOCSER. Board of Trads bldg.
NORTHERN GRAIN A WHShJ. CO., BJ. Td.
THE W. A. GORDON CO.. Board of Trade.
GROCERIES.
WADHAM3 A CO.. -7 41h t.
HAIR trOODM.
PORTLAND HAtR GOODS CO..
WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 DEKUM BT.PG.
THANHAUEK HAT CO.. Sii-M Front at.
ii a v
J. H. Kloeterman A Co.. leading hay dealer
funrjt, rtae. rrjiis. -vvt. . , .
THE H. - NORTON X).. B.t-O.l Front t.
HIDES. PEI.TS, WOOL AND FURS,
KAHN HROS., )!1 Front treet.
IKON WORKS.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS. .
East Sd and Burnslde Sts.
ALL ARCHITECTURAL IRON.
CASTINGS,
Complete stock of
BEAMS, ANGLES.
CHANNELS,
tl-A 1 &o.
IATHER AN1 SHOE STORK SUPPLIES.
CHAS. L. MAPTK'K CO.. 74 Front; leather
of every description, tsps, mfg. findings.
that the epistle was of an affectionate
nature, and those In the Immediate vi
cinity obtained a fairly accurate idea
of Its contents.
Their conversation became Inaudible
to hearers because of the noise of an
approaching express train on the oppo
site track. The air currents wnicu fol
lowed the entrance of the train caused
the girl with the letter to put up one
hand to adjust her hat. and the pre
cious letter fluttered to the tracks and
lodged against the electricity-charged
third rail.
The lights of the first car of the on
coming local were beginning to show
on the curved tracks Into the station.
With a hasty glance down the rails.
and before any of the startled spec
tators could Interfere, the girl jumped
from the platform, grabbed the letter.
and with the assistance of some of the
men, who quickly recovered their com
posure, scrambled to safety an. Instant
before tbe heavy steel train rushed by.
-Why. there was lots of time," she
was beard to say to her white-faced
companion, as the two girls hurried
Into a car. "I wouldn't lose that let
And the car door closed.
RUSH TRIP MAY SAVE LIFE
Minister to Colombia Brings Wife
North for Operation.
NEW TORK. Dec. Thaddeus A.
Thompson. American Minister to Co
lombia, ha arrived here on the United
Fruit steamship Metapan from Puerto
Colombia, accompanied by his wife, who
is seriously 111. Mra Thompson was
hurried from the steamship to Johns
Hopkins Hospital. In Baltimore, where
she will undergo an operation.
She became 111 more than a month
ago, and her physician. Dr. J. M. Hon-toya.-
who accompanied her to this
country, advised her to come north for
an operation.
The Thompsons had an 11-day jour
ney from Bogota to Barranqullla. and
orders were sent to Puerto Colombia to
hold the Metapan 12 hours for their ar
rival. The party made better time than
contemplated and the vessel was held
only a few hours.
Also on the Metapan were Anthony
and Evelyn Rothschild, sons of Leo
pold Rothschild, of London, who have
been Inspecting the Panama Canal.
They will return to England next week
on the Lusitanla. Among others on
board were Lieutenant-General Sir A.
Codrington. the Hon. Reginald Fel
lowes and Dr. and Mrs. J. tl. Gebhard.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Births.
PEML.ER To Mr. and Mr. Mflse Pemler.
the Pherldan Apartments, Nov, 27, s son.
MITCHELL To kr. and Mr. R. L.
Mitchell. Minnesota avenue. December
J 4. a daughter.
FOX To lr. ana Mra. William jame
Fox. 10 East Sixteenth street North. De-
k WHITfOMB To rr. and Wrs. Ralph L.
Whifcomb, o3 sixth street. Deeemoer V, a
daughter.
VAIL To Mr. and Mra. Arthur Nathan
Vail, 212 Ifontgomery atreet. December 1, a.
oaugnier.
PAOK To yr. and Mrs. Joreph H. Pag.
HM Kast Davis atreet, November s
dauehier.
MAPKE To Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Manee.
eOdVs North Twenty-sixth street. December
1, a son.
JlOfcoER Ts Mr, snd Mn. William E.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
K. i HRIOHI 22 years- pracltcs. U. fi.
and foreign patent. SQO Dekum bldg.
PIANO.
If YOLR Pianola or any kind plajer
piano Is out of order, phono or writ to
V. Kremar, MO Couch; phone Marshall
530. Expert player piano repairing, reg
ulating, tuning and polishing; aork war
ranted; moderate price.
PIPE.
PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and
office near 24thand York ats. Main 4.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS, BRASS SIGNS
PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS,
wusu. t. i'aouea Main 710 and A .il".
ins. inn i.,-isu-...
82 6th st. Phone Main 812. A no.
DEWING MACHINES.
Machines of all makes, new and 2d-hand, for
sale, rented and repaired. M 481 Hewing
Machine Emporium. 1KO ad St., nr. Yamli.
SHOWCASES. BANK SvSTORK FIXTURES
FOR reasonable prlcea sea Western Fixture
at Showcase Co.. N. jphs
MARSHALL MFG. CO.. 4th and Couchj new
and old window display and cabinet wora.
6TORAGE AND TRANSFER.
PORTLAND Van at Storage Co.. cor. 15tn
and Kearney sla.. Just completed new lire
proof warehouse for household eriet is.
pianos and automobiles; contalna eeparate
fir and vermin-proof rooms, steam-heated
piano room, trunk and rug vaults; t0;
age for carload shipments; vaua or mov
ing, reduced frelaut rates on housenoia
goods to and from East In through care.
Main 6040, all departmnta
C O. PICK Transfer A Storage Co., office
and commodious 4-story brick waiehouse,
separate Iron rooma and fireproof vaults
for valuables: N. W. cor. 2d and Pino ats.
P.anoa and furniture moved and packed
for shipment, special rates made on
In our through cars to all domestlo ana
foreign ports. Main oo, a
PORTLAND TRANSFER A STORAGE CO..
Main BIO. 24 Waehlngton. A i
I'lsnos and furniture moved and packed
for shipment. Special ratea made ngoKis
to domestlo and foreign porta. Through
car service. Storage. Low Insurance.
OREGON TRA'XSFKU CO. 474 Ollaan St.
cor ISth. Telephone Main OK or A U.
General transfer snd forwarding agents.
We oo and operate two large class A
warehouses on terminal tracks. Lowest
Insurance rates In th city.
OLdON-ROE TRANSFER CO., gsneraj
transfer and storage, safes P'f"a
furniture moved and packed for shipment
Teams and auto vana for long distance
moving. t7- Front su Main &4T or A !.i;.
C C Yett A eon. SO Alder. Marshall IS9.
'East Furniture, piano moved ana
packed for hipinmt and aiorage: general
transferring; 1 month free storage.
PORTLAND AUTO DEL. CO.. OWSts
storage; furniture moving and racking.
27 No. Front. Marshall 1780. A Qi.
TRUSSES.
E.XPERT TRUSS FITTING at th Lu-
Davla rrmg Co., 3d and Yamhill.
rPHOITERrNO.ITJtNIJTIeREPAlRINO
UATTREJeES made over and to order; cer
peta cleaned: laid. A. Hllverman. Main 4..4
liUX.IMl f AI'HI N CRY.
B. MALLORY CO.. ai I'lne St.
LUBRICATING OILS.
Balfour. Guthrie A Co.. Park and QW.
Columbia N ec k wear Mfg. Co.. Kt Fifth St.
Portland Wire A Iron Works., -M A Coiumbt.
PAINTS. 4ML8 AND VARNISHES.
HASML6SEN A CO., Jobbers, painis, olla
giasa. tun and doors. Cor. sd and laylor
W. p. FULLER CO.. 13th and DaIa.
PAINTS .AND WAJJ.FAPKB,
PIONEER PAINT CO.. 1M First st.
PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES.
M. L. KLINE, 4-S6 Front St.
PLUMBING AND STEAM bUPPIAES.
M. 1 K1JNK, M-Mt Front st.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
F. W. jtAI.Tr A CO.. 1ST AND OAK STS.
PRM1UCE CO.VLMISSION MER HANTS.
EVEKDINO A FAHRELU HO Front St.
ROPE AND BINDER TWTNE.
Portland Cordage Co., 14th and Xorthrup.
BAND AND GRAVEL.
COLUMBIA DIGGER CO.. Foot Ankeny t-
SASH. IKKM1S AND GISS.
W. P. FULLER a CO.. lttth and Davl.
: SAWMILL MACHINERY.
PORTLAND Iron Works, nth and Northrtip.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
COLfMHIA SUPPLY CO.. 118 Front St.
WALL PAPER.
Ernst Miller Wall Paper Co 175 1st at.
MORGAN WAIJ, PAPER CO.. ISO 2d at.
W IKE AND IRON WORKS.
Portland Wlio a Iron Woiks. 2d A Columbia
Roaser. C29 East Fifteenth street, November
S3, a daughter.
Marrlaare License.
SHANNON-OBBOKN James Shannon. Or.
eson city. Or.. UK. and Mjrra L. Osborn.
city. 37.
ANSPACH-WTLLARD Frank C. Am.
pech, city, 20, and Myrtle Ala Wtllard.
city. 2i
RUTLEDGE'-OLENN Warren L. Rut
ledg, city, 21. aud Margaret A. Glenn, city,
17.
Cook' Floral Shop. Floral deslgna or all
a lode. Main 773V. A 77US. llo iu street.
Literacy Test Favored.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lL H. E. Hills,
representing railroad brotherhoods, and
Secretary Morrison, of the American
Federation of Labor, urged the House
Immigration committee today to Include
In the Immigration bill etrlbt literacy
test, such as was vetoed by President
Taft.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
Dally er Sua day.
Pee tine.
One tune '
Ham ad. two rooseniiive lunee
Fmuiui ad. tareo eoosecotlve time -
aeune ad. six ex acvea eeoeeevtlve time. -Sor
lbs aoove ratee apply to alertlemeaiv
aadee ".New Today" ssd all ether Blasslflea.
Hons except th following
pJloatloea Wanted. Male.
Ml uatloaa Vt anted. Female.
For Kent. Roome. Frlvale Families.
Room and Bwvd. Private Families.
Hale oo tbe above elasalflratloas Is -
crntn a Una eneb Insertion.
Wnea on advertisement is aot ran tj cea
erutlve lues the one-time rale avpllre.
(Mx average worst count a on line eat
rash adverttsemeat aad Be ad. counted
(or leae (baa two line.
Oa "eharged" advertisement charge win
be based ea tbe auanher eg lines appearing
a the paper, recmrdleee et th aumber of
wwrda la each Una. Mialianaa charge, tw
liar.
The Orecemlaa will accept classified ad
vertisement over the telephone, providing
the advertiser Is a subscriber te either phone.
prices will be quoted over tbe pfceaja,
but bill will be rendered the followlae day.
Whelhee- subsequent advert leevaeata will b
accepted aver the phone drsrsSa upon the
promptness of payment ot telephone adver
tlaeemnt. Hlluaflooa Wanted and Personal
advertisements will not be accepted over tbe
telephone. Ordere for one insertion only will
be aeeepted for Furniture lor Hale." "Bual
nesa Opportunities, Rooming -Houses" and
"A anted o Rent."
Tbe Oregenlan will not guarantee aeearsey
or assume reeponslblllty fee errors eccarrmg
In telephoned advert Iscmente.
The Oregonlaa will not le responsible foe
more than one Inrorrert Insertion of any
advertise met offered fur more thmu ewe
tun.
la w Today" all advertisements are
rharged by meaaure ealy, 1 lines to th
bna.
Remittance moat accompany out-of-town
orders.
Advertisement lo receive prompt classifi
cation moil b la Th Oregonlan offlre
before 10 o'clock at niabt, exrent tatardav.
Closing hour for Th funday Oregonlaa vrLI
be o'rlwrk tatarday niabt. The orru-e will
be open until IO o'clock F. M.. aa usual, and
all ads. received too lata for proper classifi
cation will be run under heading Toe Lat
to t llfy."
AVCTION g ALE TODAY. ,
Ford Aurtjnn Rouse Hi 1st. Furniture,
carpets, etc. Bel at 2 P. M.
At Wilson's Auction Hons, it 10 JL V.
Furniture. loS-S First at.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
OFFICE 0. 320 TTMOX A V RICE.
COItEIt VlirtKFT STIIEET,
I'hoae Kant 1423, n 231'i.
Hnrse ambulance for sick or disabled
animal, at a moment's notice. Prices
reasonable. Report all eases of cruelty
to tins oiiice. up en day and msai.
AMUSEMENTS.
HEH.IO THEATER 1
TONIC HT i:1S TOMORROW NIGHT
Special Price Matinee Tomorrow
Julian Eltinge
In the Musical Play
-Tirr FASCINATING wTixyw
Eva., t?lo aoc Mac, 11.50 to 40c
7 SS.-.n, NEXT SUNDAY
Special Pries Mala. Wed. and Bat.
Th Comedy Drama
'BOUGHT A.xD PAID FOR"
Evenlnrs. lower Dior II. no. II: balcony
11. 7.V-. SOc. Mats. 81. 75c. In.
SKAT SALE OPENS TODAY
ATER
Mala t. A MM
L. Baker. Mgr.
The famous Baker Players, Tonight. All
this -week Mate Wed., Sat. One of the
most aensatlonal sure of the age.
-MADAME X."
Powerful. motlonal drama of mother love.
First time In thlo city at popular prlcea.
Evenlnes. 2Sc. 83c. SOr, 75c. t-st. Mat., 25c.
sot Wed. MaL. 25c Next week "A Maa-
World."
BILLY TAX, the Reaameat Sisters and Com
pany In maelral comedy. -PROPS Sophy
Barnard, Loo Anger, six tiamarina, Cerreill
Gillette. Ilanlon A H anion, Lernm Teote
Pounds. World's Evcata.
SasaU Broadway and Alder Streets
-la and Out." with Walter ft. Howe. Edna
North lane and (gaioi): ot. Ilekard'e
Educated Real. Ille aad Sol Berne, The
llughea Slaters. Miss Blanche Gordon. Th
While Tno. Paatageerepe. Popular price.
ItniM and flret me balcony reeerved. Box
office snen from IS A. M. ts IS P. M. Phases
A fiS. Main 4S3S. Curtain 8:30. :!, :IS,
Mallnee Dally. Any Seat, 13c.
. .NKSH Four-scens playlet, showing
KVEHYVA IFE. and i! othera KLi i
v., i.-i-c-t m. in ,r.,rmf. Ttaker Stock favor
ites); MAYO AI.LMAN. BROOKE A UAK-
P.ld. LIVIXC.STO.N 1K1U.
A WONOROIM SHOW.
LYRSC
ronrtli and
Stark SU
Ktratinjr aad Hood rompanr ba the merry
murfil pl)lt,
-AT THE BfcACH.
a riot nf mimfdv. Introducinc nw lonri Bntl
ps-riaMlea. TunJ-vy Difrht, Athletic cotitet;
Friday nirht, harua iiri-r coniii. rncw.
Nipht. lc 2i"x. Matinee, any at, 1-Vc.
Iafok fr th Movlnc Bir.
y rZ' i ' weST MOK ANQ ALOfff
JWM.lt Mm 64J lOOUB rUU I'urart
In th stimnlnu- !,"" ta'-iieir Fsr.ation.
Tll; BATTI.B OF W ATEUIaK)-Prouut-wd
on th actual cn f the
tattle th rreatit war film
ver made.
PRICES Balcony. 1V. Uwr fltvr.
20c. Box at. SOc. Rerve ats by
lhone. Mar. f0 or A
Ahva thp t Itioto Play.
tills flle. I Mt. I L
Spnatinr.al Faltia Drama of Vart ffatura
of bill Wednesday to Sunday. Two clever
corned and educational rl, Klclue-Oaei
production. Murlral featnron.
UlOU-vKAlIK tMU Mt MOTION
l'lCTlRI.
Programme Changed
SCNDAVW AMI H1IMDAT9.
Continuous dhow. 11 A. M to 11 P. M.
10c ADMIl-MON, A XV SLAT 10c.
CAT SHOW
Dec. 11, 12, 13
LOUVRE
4th and Alder Streets
Admission:
Adults, 10c Children, 5c
MEETING NOTICES.
PORTLAND LODGE, NO. S3.
A. V. AND A. M. Sj-clal com
munication this (FT.tlay) even
ing. 7 o'clock. Work In M. M.
dse. Visitors welcome. By
order W. M.
C. M. STEADMAN', fec.
ilYBTLB CHAPTER. NO. 15. O.
4f
ij s day), evening. In Mseoclc Temple.
v at a o'clock. Annual election of of
ficers and pavment of dues. Bv order W. M.
JBNMB It. (j A LLP W A Y, t-er.
SKLLWOOP lyODGE. NO. 131.
A. AND A. i!. stiied torn
munlrarlon IhtS tFridayl even-
-r 7 .,,,1, Ult T. 1. c . ' .. -
; I r n r weleome. Rjr order W. it.
J. H. BL'TLER, Secretary.
WARHINOTOK LODGE. NO.
4A A. K. AND A. M. Special
rom-munlratlon this (Ftldayl
... .vw v- n 1 . ' r . n -1 nf U a n, : ,nin
iPvertA. and Burns4e. il. M. d-gree. Vla-
r Itors welcome. rier w. M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
FOP.EeVTFrtS 0" AM K.RICA. COtUT CO
LUMBIA. NO. i Member are requested
to attend the funeral eervioea of i rs. Dssl
Flint at Flnler undertaking partora, Ath
and Montgomery, Friday, 2:80 P. M. Friends
ar Invited.
ITT. BOOH LODOE. C D.. A
F. AND A. il. Special com muni -
l cation tni irTicirj srning at
l.e, rimgrs wtnuiur. uiv.i ...
sf. ED C. KICK. See.
DIED.
Pt'RDtTE In this dir. Te. II. at th
family residence. 4J2 i2 ave.. Wilbur,
Ueloved snn of ifr. and Mra. Wiley Pur
due, aged 13 yeara. The remains are at
tbe conservatory chapel of K. S. Dunning.
Inc., East Hide F-uneral Directors, 41
Kast Alder st. Fnneral notice in a later
Issue.
WORICK At Falem. Or., December II. Su
sannah Wortrk. aged " years, mother or
Mrs. Minnie iilake. of S58 East Thirtieth
street North, this city. Deceased was a
nimnber of Georxe Wright Relief Corpa.
Remains ar at residence establishment of
J. P. Ftnley A Pon. Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SHORT In this elty. December 11. at his
late residence. S!l East Seventh street. Dr.
F. A. Short, aged 0 years. The remains
ar at the residence establishment of J.
P. Flnlev A ron, Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HANSON At the family residence, T1 E,
Tth st.; Fain Hanson, aged 2 year 11
month 3i davs. beloved sou of airs.
Charles H Hanson. Remains are at tiol
men's funeral parlor. Announcement of
funeral later.
WOHLEP8 At th family residence. East
(Wth and East Lincoln its., Deo. 11. George
II. Wohlers, aged ' years 11 month 11
days. Remain ar at Holman'a funeral
parlors. Announcement of funeral later.
BACKENSTOS At Troutdsle, Deo. 11, Leo
Backenstos. aged fs years. Remains are
st Holman'a funeral parlors. Announce
ment of funeral later.
FUNERAL KQTTCaS.
HAN'S ELL The funeral service of th
lata Thomas P. Hansel! will be held at
th conservatory chapel of F. S. Dun
ning. Inc, East Side Funeral Director.
414 East Alder St.. at 1 P. M. Sunday.
Deo. 14. Friends Invited. Interment Hi.
Eivtt Park Cemetery,
Jl grgw eftsysj Jt J VCHFRE
SiMIE'r
wc
ssxj
FUNERAL NOTICES.
HESTER Dec. lv at the residence. TOO
Vlulmoy St.. Anna P. Hester, aeed 14 years.
Funeral services viil he held today t Fri
day) at Jl A. M. at Dunning A McEaiee's
chapel. ' Friends repectfuiiy Invited. In
terment in !;iervlew cemetery.
rtTWKRAl. Dl RECTO BA.
MR. EDWARD HOI-MAN, lbs leadlns; tw
Borml dlreetar. tt Third street, reeaer Sa
saaa. Lady 1 .... A Ull. Maia HI
P. S. DFNNING. TNC.
Fast Side laneral IXrectara, 414
Alder 4. F.as 88. B 8i.
DUNNING A M'ENT EE. funeral direct ere.
lis ud line. Fbooe Mala 4.K. Lady at
teadaal. Oltlce of County Coroner.
SKEWER rNDFRTAKING COMPANY, td
nd Clay. Mala 41ft. A sail. lAdy alien Aefit.
CEMETERY EEAUTIFUL
MOrT SCOTT PARK.
Its hranlT alnsralarlT appropriate. Its
rare peculiarly seggestlve of affection
aad memory. Fleaaat and comoiodions
vtsitoni' rest rooms. Perpetual eare. He
fined, pteaslna service. Hescked by Mt.
S(Mtt or Casnderrt eara. Itoth phonew.
KEff TODAY.
$1600 Equity
-IN
3 Park Rose Acres
FOR
SI 000 if Taken
at Once
TERRY & HARRIS
YEON BUILDING
TIPS
15 lota Santa Kosa Park, $6000.00
$4000.00 first mortgage,
secured by West Side
property, valued $20.
000.00 $3600.00
Le Noir
228 Chamber of Commerce Bldg1.
E. ANKENY SNAP
Swell seven-room bunaralow: three,
bedrooms, den and bllliard-rooin. with
table. House, completely furnished.
Lot BOtSO. tiard-surlare In and paid,
everylhlnic iroes at SlioO; "rt00 down,
balance to 4111L Lot alone worth the
price. Walking distance.
C. M. ZAD0W
414 Corbet! Bids. A 141, Marshall 'i
Schooner Balboa '
TO II K SOLD AT PABLIC AVCTIO.V.
To Whom It Mar Concern: I will
sell at public auction at the office of
the (iravs Harbor Stevedore Co. at Ab
erdeen. Waoli., on Saturday. Morcmlier
13. at 3 P. 11.. the above scnooner. her
now hes ashure st the north jetty
entrance to Cirays Harbor. Terms cash.
J. K. AXUEIISO.N. Master.
Kor further particulars apply to
Brown & Mclabe, r-e:oud sl
INCOME FLATS
Ten modern flats, all rented. Eelert
West Sidu lo'atton. five blocks from
City Hall, corner lot 100x100. worth
S.4.0ni. Must sell. Will take M5.ti0:
jlO.000 down, balance easy terms. Lot
alone worth S30.oo.
C. M. ZADOW
414 Corbett II I da. A 1410. Marshall i
MORTGAGES
Bought and Sold
HARTMAK-TH0MPSON BANK
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
$5000 Wanted 8
on 40 acres. Including one-half mile of
cliolceet beach property and hotel cost
Ins; ISouO. owner values property at
above 40,000. Expenses of personal ex
amination will be paid.
II AM MOM) MOIITtiAGK COMPANY.
4U;l-1-1 t'hanisrr of Commerce.
Wanted at Once
$20,000 at 7V3
Value ISi.000; property 86x110 ft.
corner: build. ne thiee-tory relnforceil
conerele covering entire property; coMt
SbS.OOO to build, lease for 13 years at
1622 per month.
M KKX7.IK at CO
Mala S0l. 615 Gerilneer Rids.
lortgege Loans
67o TO 7
IL E. M00NSY
Mala 210L
Haatan 421 Falllas Bid J.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Loans of f 1900 and up at lowest rates
on Good Improved city Propertlea II
you need money call today. Our In
stallment payments ar attractive.
A. H.BIRRELL CO.
Xrj McKay Blda- Third aad 9tar St a.
Money to Loan
OX CITT REAL, ESTATE,
f per cent and 7 per cenL
WM. C. MeCLlUE,
414 Falllns: bldsr. Main 76S.
Mortgage Loans
Carreat Ha tea
ROBERTSON & EWING
81 Falllas; Blda.
East Broadway Frontage
Have :00 ft. nnrmtrlcfeel frontaso for
ealo cheap. Kino location for bubineas.
Owner learinz city. Will consider ex
change lor improve.! property in good
district or Detroit property. Owner. S21
Chamber of Com. Phone Main 6594.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Oar On Money at Current Rates.
Western Bend & Mortgage Co.
Commercial CIns B!dx Portland. Or.
CITY & FARM LOANS
tlOCO and tip st lowest rates,
C. M. ZADOW
414 Carfcett Bldg. A 141. Marshall gg.
CllY AND FARM LOANS
Any Amount at Current Kates.
JOHN E. CS0NAN
80: paldln Uldg.. I'ortlsad, Or. I
NEW TODAY.
Auction Sale
Friday, Dec. 12,10 A.M.
450 EAST BKLMONT ST.
Entire furnishings of 15 housekeep
intr rooms, consisttns; of iron beds, mat
tresses, springs, tables, chairs, carpets,
rugs, lace curtains, cook stoves, heat
ers, cooking utensils, dishes, etc
This lot of pnods Is In good condition
and will be sold without reserve.
XOTTCE.
We will also sell
SATIB.DAY
Morning, 10 A. M December 13. at our
store a large consignment
of goods.
BELL AICTIO.V CO,
181 Second St,
J. II. MEAKOW, AUCTIOXEER.
LAURELHURST
Rf&iiMfnl Vw Honiea and Hih SirhtlT
Building isit3S For fc-alo oo easy term In
th f infst. most htcnlv dvelotd close-in
rPidenc park In th city. Being: located la
in very heart or tne t.ast tiue nianc
district, -svuh best of ear service, a-nd aur
roundlns; Laurelhurst Park, tha peer ot all
natural scenic parks in th world.
Phone for our Auto. Main 15oS or A 1515.
snd let us show ou around.
MEAD Mt" ft PUT,
hales Asenta, 23 V Mark Street.
MOXrV TO LOAN at 6 and 7 pr cwfoo .
improved Fort..iid real estate. (Jail at S4
Front at. PUone Main 7iw'6.
KKAL KSTA1 E DEALERS.
Berk. Wtlllam J.. Fal.lns; bids.
BKNED1CT BROS.. (Uurrell Heisbls,. 030.
H.wthorn ivr,, cor. alau Taior 111
Jenmna A Co.. !Ua;n Orvonlan.
LUCi A.N. liOiu builder. fcpsldtc bide
HALMtR-Jo.Nti CO.. t. 1-, 4v4-405-4U
WllcoX bldg.
REAL ESTATE.
Marsiiail A
BROOKE
onlv UrU'S! K DEALER in
PARTLANi HfclGHTS KKAL ESTATE.
Stil Mr.l jmrr y Drive, . M'. Cor. K.m.
Kvery tU5tm-r I J l'-ct iTf?nct.
A SNAP.
4 food lots on a,cJ fumner. for
Just S of what mas iaid for same X
luonths ago; must Oa cash. C ti. iurnsL,
31 Washington st.
I HAVE PAID tViO on m fTW V; Side lot
and si knvMi cvrtipvii m- to orTer my
eiimty for -'. JjaniA $li per inotUlu A .
;-', 0--ffii!:. n. .
bErT bur in Alameda
fine v i w site, !;. ag..
ditx-ount lor at cbu.
Main 1'Tl.
Park. :.V ce.a
iet : 10 i-er er.t
Phoi.e C lot.
Fl'R SALE lslx at tui'rrr 4st and Kl
Oram t -11 s:. v"a;i at l2 tuh st. North.
Vhop. I" V.-'T. ak f..r Mm. lWw-.
Kli.LeA.M sol, J'.ju, wurth teriua 4
iiiot.ilily. ,ain lli or Tabor l..'-0.
10 lHjtt'N, 1U munth. cor. !ot K'liW, l'u
land, by o n-r. Oriir.u.n.
tv" KENTuX lot, imnrttved street, on ca-i -lin-".
mi.rtli douhli-. latn t'.'7.
For air
THAT VACANT LOT.
TVHT NOf TLiiN A HI HUES INTO
INCOME? WE WILL Fl'KNLSU TH M
WON t: V. K L'1L1 A P ART-Vi EN TS. R
DEXCE, OR ANYTHING. PLANS FKEii.'
WE AKS KSaHuNMBLE, WE E.UV
HuW. TALK. TO ULIi CLIENTS. Ssi-c-Ul
K WV-HK. WILL GIVE LiON I
L. R. BA I LET & CO.. CONTRACTING
ARCHITECT. Z2A All IN G TON BL1G.
MT. SCOTT.
JUi IHJWN.
Modern 4 -room hou. reception hail,
pun try, bath, porch, basement, c!otha
closw, 4'hicken-hou!. cement walkii.
lawn ; a fine borne fur tne money; price
GEO. A. ROSS,
Phone Main i.'i'TO. tl ilrrl!n;r Bldg.
GRANT STREET SNAP.
Good 7 -room house, only few minutes
nalk from- the PostoffKe. on the West
Sid.; owner is asking; ooy. but is com
pelled to sell and v o want an offer; f4H
will handle. Ve It today, then make, an
ofter.
GnrSSl & BOLPi?,
810 Board of Trad;. Mala 7402, A 4401.
si ISO SNAP.
7 -room house with, bath and electr.c
lights, on 80x100 rt.. 1 l: blocks from
Mt. Scott carline, near Gray's Crossing;
good burn, pome fruit; $J0u cah. bal. ,
15 per month. Owner out of town. A
sacrifice.
KAUFFMANX MOORE,
3 "3 l.umuor Kxchaufis.
GOOD TIME TO BUILD
TOT'R- HOME OR APARTMENT. TTHT
NOT DEAL WITH RESPONSIBLE FIRM.
WHO CAN FURNISH THE MONEY?
EASY PAYMENTS. W S HAVE IONE IT
FOR MANY OTHERS. WHX NOT FOR
YOl? PLANS, TO SUIT, TAYLOR
Bt'ILDIVO CO.. 5"( M'KAY BT.DG.
SNAP.
New -room hwuw, enrne lot. Haw
thorne dUtri.t. equity Jlj09 for 5W0 caii.
L. fiJACKljOX. 20 Railway Ex. Bid;.
tiS-)0 LAUKELHl'KST EQUITY
For $J'i0 cam. Hero Is a, (ten ui tie bargain:
tin fc-room and sieping-porch, strictly
modern bungalow, ei"itant inxide finish,
with every i'ouvcninr, just opposu;
L&dd Parti. Owuer coins away. Quick
action invited.
JACOB HAAS. ?0S GERI.IN'GER BLDG.
l"XK .-A LE Modern home on Marshall st..
In faMiiouabie N-b Hiil diitritt; roomu,
2 ha ih '2 elefpir.3 poiciics a :d ear.;
It jOxl'W; will se.l at a sacrifice. For
lu-tl.er particulars appiy Gtrr!uiar-Ricb-ar.'.g.
C f.. 7 1 2 6elliti( bld. i'bvns Mat.
177ti, A
$2Qui U0 CASH
Will buy a 5 -room bur.Kaiuw on i0xlO .
lot in restrirted district, com -nlent to
car; t his would make an excellent X:na i
present and rnt iiney iil d the real.
IN VEsTIGATE.
AR ity. Oregonlan.
PIEDMONT HOME.
Swell restricted dlstrnt. Hig snap in
very ul n home. Full lot. u.-t front,
paved treet. No niortgaM. tin.y .0v
Cost Term. Phn.e Muni -051.
V. A. BARNES CO.,
404-5 Lis Mdg.. 4th and Oak.
DO TO'" WANT A HOME?
We draw tlis plans, build the house,
furnish th money; easy paymente; iow
Interest. If you want It GOOD see us.
Hut terworth -Stephenson Co.. Couch bid..
4th. near Washington.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
Cosy modem bungalow, on tariff, aik
log d .stance, Mxiui lot, spl-i.did view, ex
clusive neUhborhood: S40u; tiios so
caali and $Hb per month.
Marshall 4t27. BROOKE. A 3.
CLIENT has 5 -room house, modern, bati.
plumbing, connected to sewer, paid; itv
Taoe streets and ekle walks in. He ss
seil. Make us an offer. ButLerwor
Ktephenson Co Couch bldg.
FINE IRVINGTON HOME.
Will sell like rent; finished oak end
mahogany ; I robins, servants' rooms, 2
baths, garage: 730 Ha!s?y at. Owner.
East 7.1. W. H. iierdman.
FOR KA I
L.E Furnished rosy 3-r.rum 1
bungalow, anient walks, grtturd
. 4 biocks to Alberta car, bio- k to
tered bL
84-hool; I'rmi .7u cash, balance easy pa-
CALLED EAjST Will sacriiire my $lo,,
equliy In n'W buugalow on East bide, near
car. Balance of 14.m payable $20 r
month; will accept clear lot worth $7vt.
A JI. Oregon. an.
HAWTHORNE DISTRICT.
22jO Modern 5 -room bungalow, paved
street, 3 blocks to car. lot 41x100. easy
t-rrne. Owner. Tabor 3448 or B 244a.
WHAT wlli you offer for lot 5wlO. 4 -room
house, parti? furnished, lot fenced: renting-
for 3.50 Jer month ; steady renter;
close to car. Phone Main 74". room 22.
WILL sacrifice for quick sale, either or botl,
of my equities In two houses on E. i:h
st. N.. both houts paying good mvest
m .it. F 611, Oregonlan.
MoDKRN ft-room bungalow, three biocks
from car. 20 minutes to 3d and Morrison;
price i-j'jO. 4uo cash, balance 45-0 pe.
month and interest; by ownetc Tabor l."o-4.
i-RoOM modern cottage, Woodmere; take
lot and mor.gage first payment.' Tabwr
iVIUli. -
&-KOOM bur.ga.low, only fine vv
easy terms; 17 minutes' car ride; only
snort biocks to car. !71, Oregon. an.
60 DOWN. 10 month, like rent, new house.
4 rooms, bath, toilet, buffet, 2 blocks from
ear, oner. 8 V4. Orcgoniam.
MY bungalow home, best could build.
7r74 tandy Road. Laurelhurst. Tabor
f."b4.
NINE-ROOM bingalow. in
all mocen cor.veniec-"s;
i n r city. Wool 1 a w n 1 Kit.
A'mf ria. Park,
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