Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, May 24, 1915, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORNING OREGONIAN. MONDAY-! MAT 24, 1915. 12 PORTLAND AUSTKACT OF TITLE. I'llO.VI'T SKUVICE at reasonable prices. l aciric Tula fc Iruni Co.. 7 Cli. of Com. AlfOKUlOM 1'LKAtInu. A('4'Ult!10, kiui'tt sud bux pleatuiK, picot Iuk. hemstitcluiiic braming. eiubruiderinff. Kastera Novelty Ulg. Co., bo a Gib. .1. MaU orders prompuy attended lo. K. STEPUAN Hemstitching and scalloping, accord. side pleat, bullous covered, goous ponged, mail orders, Alder. M. toTtf. ASSAVtKcS A1 ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAy OFFICE. Ill Vs 2d. Gold, liver and platinum bought. AK1IST, HATE K LOlAJJUi, CHINA A'AANTl.NU. JKANNE M. SfEWAKT, IW8 Fttlock block. ATTOKNKYS. ilALL sc KLIKDNKU. lawyers; consultations free. 2ua- Klieiiimr bldg. Mar. BOOT. J. SILFOKD Jit;L.ao.N". lawyer, removed 618 I'lttock blk. Main Tolil. Consultation free. C A Kl'KT HKAVtr.S. KORTUWESI KUU CO. Kuts from old car- yets, rag ruga. 188 E. Stli. 14otn phones. Cmj.fLoTi) BUTTON'S, BADulili. THE 1HW1X-HOUSUN COMPANY. 87 Washington st. Main S12 and A 1254. (HIUOIOUISI'S. tYilllain, Kstello and William, Jr.. Deveny, the only scientific chiropodists iu the city. Parlors ovt Uerlinger bldg., s. W. corner '-'d and Alder, l'hone Main 1301. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Mrs. M. D. Hill. Office Fllcdne-r bldg. Main o473. ciuboi'kactk: nkkve SPECIALIST. XU. A. H. BRIQGS, 606 Swetland bldg. .Hl-KO-t'KACTlti 1'HYWICIAKS. Ir. Poulson. specialist in paralysis, nervous, chronic diseases. ooU Pittock blk. M. 8414. DR. U'UAHON, 6th year. Chronic rases tak ing time, 81 treatments. $15. 11 -th st. CI.BAXIXO and pressing. DRKSS SUITS for rent. We press one suit each, week for $1.60 per month. UNIQUE TA1LCIRI.NO CO., Wtt Stark St.. bet. 6th and 6th. Main 614. COLLECTION AGENCY CLAIMS of any description collected on per centage anywhere. Highest class refer ences. The Harden Mercantile Agency, 428 Henry bldg. Phone Marshall 4SO. Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. "Adopt Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co., " N. W. Bank bldg. Phone Main 974. ' ETH & CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1790 No collection, no charge, Established 111 00. AUTO AND BUGGY TOPS. PtrRRUILLK BUGGY TOP CO.. 200 2d at. BAGGAGE CHECKED AT HOME. psggage & Omnibus Transfer. Park and Davis BREAD BAKERY. Rnyal Bakery Ac Conf..lnc, 11th and Everett. BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. HENRI' WK1NHARD, 13th and Burnslde. CEMENT. LIME AND PLASTER. imVGOODS, NOTIONS. FURNISHINGS. U.ISCHKU, MAYER & CO.. 207 Ash St. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Ftubha Elec irlcal Co.. 9th and pine streets. GRAIN MERCHANTS. Albera Pros Milling Co.. Front and Marshall. H. M. HOUSEK, Hoard of Trade bldg. GROCERIES. WADHAM9 CO.. 67-75 Fourth at. COMMERCE TO BE STUDY INDUSTRY' ALSO TO UK PART OF ItElCD college; COIBSE, Co.tiprration f Bis liusincas Interests anil t number of Portland Promised President. Tlead College will open Its new courses In Commerce and Industries next September. These courses are planned primarily as preparation for men who wish commercial careers in the Northwest. The advanced courses in accounting and commercial methods will be offered next year by Professor Hudson B. Hastings, and will be followed by his courses in banking and in public finance and in corporation finance. I'rofessor Hastings has an extraor dinary ranse of preparation for his work. It is the object of the College to develop the courses in economics, com mercial organization and industrial re sources in close connection with the actual business conditions of the North west. A larpre number of the mills, de partment stores, banks, railroad offices and wholesale houses have agreed to co-operate in this new work so that the advanced students at Iteed College may use these establishments for pur poses of study. The whole city will be the laboratory of the department. l'resident Foster and Professor Hast ings are members of the new Chauii.er of Commerce and n re using every ef fort to organize the instruction and research work of the college so that it may make use of the Chamber of Commerce organization and, at the same time, contribute aid to the work of the Chamber. A committee of the Board of Trustees of Reed College has been organized in connection with the new courses in commerce and industries. The members of the committee are: A. 11. Averill, C. C. Colt, Edward Cookingham,. J. C Knglish. A. U. Mills, Ben Selling and Guy W. Talbot. 20 IN COURTS KISS LAD lothcr Wins Point in Suit Over Possession of Son. TACOMA. Wash., May 23 (Special.) Twenty women who. attended the hearing kissed both mother and little son In court Saturday when Judge Chap man granted the motion for a continu ance of the order to show cause why Mrs. Lane should not turn her son, Ciilbert Hamilton. Rged 7, over to Mrs. liva Hamilton, of Portland, his grand mother, under an order of the Clacka mas County court In Oregon issued in 1913. The hearing was continued to May 31. Mrs. Lane appeared In court with the youngster, who clung tightly to her arm throughout the proceedings. A mo tion by Mrs. Hamilton's lawyer that the boy be placed in custody of some "re sponsible" person to be produced at the hearing was not opposed. Mrs. Lane asked that her son be placed in the custody of Chief Probation Officer Healey until May 31. and this was agreed on. A. 8. Niool Laid to TCest. Funeral services for the late Archie P. Niool were conducted at the Holman undertaking establishment Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Palestine 1-otlge. Many Masons, representatives from the United States Reclamation Service and other friends attended. In terment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Rev. H. T. Green conducted services at the chapel. Mr. Nicol was engineer in charge of the construction of the Tumalo dam on the Tumalo irrigation project. He was 32 years of age and leaves a mother In Pennsylvania and a wife and child. Catlilamet Programme Given. CATIILAMKT, Wash., May 23. (Spe cial.) Cathlamet's school closed Fri day evening with an excellent pro gramme given in West's hall. The high school girls presented the play "A. Symphony in Black." The proceeds of the entertainment will go toward the purchase of a piano for the school. Ashland Obtains Mr. Puryca. ASTIIAND, Or., May 23 (Special.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY DANCING, PKOF. WAL. WILSON, 80 5th St.. bet. tark and Oak. fepeciul Summer rates; o private lessons for $2. Morning, afternoon, evening Waltz, hesitation, one-step and nil latest dances; guaranteed. classes Vhurs. and Saturday evenings. 7 to 6:30. g-'C. Broadway, 21o0. UKATH'S SCHOOL, Lessons daily; class Friday evening. 8 to 10. 10S ad St.. bet. U asmngton and Stark. Lessons c UETECT1VE AGENCIES. PlNKJillTO.N 4i CO. U.S.DETCTIVE AGC1". ,, Kstabllshed over 140 years. SCIENTIFIC DETECT! VIS WORK. Investigations and reports made on indi viduals anywheru. Consultation free. Of fices 41.-13 Lumbermen's Bans; bldg. Phone Main 7741. EYE, KAK, NOSE AND THROAT. Treatment by specialists; glasses fitted. Dr. F. F. Casseday. ,17 Uekum bldg.. 3d & Wn. ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented and repaired. We do all kinds of repair ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed. H. M. 11. Electrlu Co., 31 1st sl M. Pnone Main U21U. HATS. CLEANING AND BLEACHING. PANAMAS blocked and bleached 75c; straws fc felts 50c. Kaufman's, 88 3d St., nr. Stark. JEWELRY. REPAIRING. H. J. ALTSTOCK. 141 A, Broadway. LADIES' TAILOR. A. Uij BLANCHE. 408 Washington. WIVIOTT BROS.. 412 Morrison. MESSENGER SERVICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO. Motorcycles and bicycles, phone Main 53, A 2153. MILLINERY. ELIZABETH'S. Orpheum Theater bldg. MUSICAL. Emil Thielhoxn. violin teacher; pupil Sevclk. 207 Fliedner bldg. A 4160, Marshall 1020. NATIROFATIUC PHYSICIANS. DK. PHILLIPS, specialist In paralycls, nerv ous. chronic diseases. 504 Oregonian bids. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DR. R. B. NORTH It U P, 308 Morgan bldg.. cor. Broadway and Washington st. Office phone. Main 340; residence. East 1023. OSTRIC H I'RODC CT S. PORTLAND FEATHER DYii WORKS, tttu and Washington. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS II ATS AND CAPS. THAKHAfSliH HAT CO.. 64-55 Front at. HIDES. WOOL, CASCAKA BARK. KAUN BROS.. 101 Front at. HOP MERCHANTS. McNEFP BROS., 014 WORCESTER BLDG. Main 8881. Phones A 1178 IRON WORKS. PACIFIC IRON WORKS. POKTLAND. OREGON. STRUCTURAL STEEL PLANT. FOUNDRY. LEATHER AND SHOE TRADE SUPPLIES. CHAS. L. MASTIC c CO.. ,74 Front; leather of every description; taps; mfg. findings. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S NECKWEAR. COLUMBIA Neckwear Mfg. Co.. 83 Fifth t MILLINERY. BRADSHAW BROS.. Morrison and 7th sts On and after June 1, work in the pub licity department of the local Commer cial Club will be taken over by Morris J. Duryea, for the past three years pro motion manager of the Eugene Com mercial organization. D. D. Norris re mains secretary of the club. Mr. Dur yea's activities to be confined exclu sively to publicity projects, more par ticularly in connection with Ashland's resort features incident to its mineral eprlnsrs development. AM rSF,MTCNTS. O T7 T" I Broadway, at Taylor - AA-.AJL-il.Vj Maln lw A Today, Tuesday and "Wednesday. Continuous 12 tnoon) to 11 P. M. S Reels Motion Pictures. "THE WAIF 7' Beautiful Italy. Patho Weekly. Any seat any time 10c. INNOVATION (NOTE THE PRICES) 4 Nights Beginning Next Friday GUY BATES POST In Spectacular Romantic Drama, Omar the Tentmaker NIGHTS. LOWER FLOOR H.00. Halcony, o rows 7."c; rear 50c. SAT. MAT.. LOWER FLOOR 75c. Entire ilalonny rOr; snliery 5c. Box. Office Sale Today. Sullivan & Con!idinr's M VI E. JOMELLI 6 OTHKK (iRKAT ATS 6 Afternoons, 1 0r-, l.'n-; Nichts, 15c, 25c. COLUMBIA TODAY "THE BOSS" Fonmrlnir Alice Brady, and UKRKK AND FIELDS Kamous ("nmedianH in "TWO OF THE FINEST." I'ortland's threat Amu Moment rark NOW OPEN Band concerts; Boston Trouba dours, sinters. Punch and Judy all free show. Weather permitting, 2:30 and S::i P. M. Take cars at First and Alder. Admission to park. 10 cents. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Daily and bun day. Fer XJne One time l?o Same ad two consecutive times. ....... .2Uo ha it. e ad three consecutive times S0o frame ad tix or seven consecutive times. . 5tc The above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" und all other cinsiiica tions except tbe follow lug: ituatioii M anted .Male. frit uut tuna anted 1' euiale. or JHeut, Koonis private lamilien. Hoard and Kooiiim 1'rivale ataiuiliet. Housekeeping Rooms 1'rivate ami lie. liate on tiie above classification. km cents a line each insertion. On "charge' advertisements charge will be based on the number of lines appearing in tbe paper, regardler. of the, number of words In each line. .Minimum cbarfce. two lines. The OrcKonlan will accept classified ad vert inements over tbe telephone, provided the advertiser 1m a subscriber to either phone. No prices will be quoted over tbe phono, but bill will be rendered the following day. V bet her subsequent advertisements will be accepted over the phoue depends upon the promptness of payment of telephone adver tisements. Situations wanted and 1'crsonal advertisements will not be accepted over the telephone. Orders for one insertion only will be accepted for Furniture for tsale," "Busi ness Opportunities," "Koomiug-ltouses" and "Wanted to Kent." Advertisements to receive prompt classifi cation must be lu The Oregonian office be fore 9 o'clock at nlfrhl, except fraturday. Closing hour for The fruuday OregnnUo will be 1 :;0 o'clock Saturday night. Tbe office will be open until 10 o'clock 1". M., as usual, and all ads received too late for proper classification will be run under the headiuK J oo Kate to Classify Xelcphone Maiu ?0.0, A 6095. B I 4 yTyw k "op m OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS. A FIGHT on high prices. Why pay S3 to $10 for glasses when I can lit your eys with f irat-qualuy lenses, gold-filled frames as low as l.aw i C W. Goodman, 200 Morrison. Mail orders promptly tilled. Write for particulars. Main. 2124. GRACE ADAMS, 403 Swetland bldg. PATENT ATTORNEY. IL C WRIGHT 22 years' practice U. S. and foreign patents. 6Q1 Uekum bldg. PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and office near 24ih and York sts. Main 348tf. SHEET MUSIC. Mack's Music Shop, Broadway bldg. STORAGE AND T RAN SEEK. C. O. PICK Transfer & Storage Co. Office and commodious 4 -story brick warehouse, separate iron room and fireproof vaults for valuables. -N. W. cur. 2d and Pine sts. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipment. Special rates made on goods In our through cars to all uoiuesUu and foreign pons. Main 5U6. A 1006. OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER Co7. New fireproof warehouse with separate rooms. We move and pack household goods and pianos and ship at reduced rates. Auto vans and teams for moving, forwarding and distributing agents. Fine trackage. Office and ' warehouse, 15th and Hoyt sis." Main 547, A 2247. OREGON TRANSFER CO., 474 Gllsan St., cor. 13th. Telephone Main ia or A 11 BO. We own and operate two large, class "A warehouses and terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates in -city. MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING, STORAGE. Reduced freight ratea to all points. MANNING Warehouse Transter Co., Main 703. 0th and Hoyt. A 2214., MAD1SON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE Office. 189 Madison. General merchandise and forwarding agents. Phone Main 7601. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR AND WARTS REMOVED. MLLE. DB LONO, 604 Swetland bldg. TAILORS TO MEN AND WOMEN. Huffman & Grant, Broadway and Alder. VETERINARY SCHOOLS. S. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins Sept. 13. No profession offers equal opportuni ty. Catalogue free. C. Keane. pres. Ibis Market St.. San Francisco. WOOD. GREEN and dry slabwood. block wood. Pan ama Fuel Co., Main 6720,- A 8899. ORNAMENTAL IRON AND WIRE. Portland Wire & Iron Wks., 2d & Columbia. PAINTS AND LUBRICATING OILS. W. P. FULLER & CO.. 12th and Davis. PAINTS. OIL AND GLASS. RASMUSSEN Ac Co., 2d and Taylor ats. PIPE. PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-86 Front St. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L. KLINE & CO.. 84-66 Front St. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS F. 'W. BALTES & CO.. 1st and oak sts. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERD1NG Ac FAKKELL. 140 Front. ROPE AND BINDING TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 11th and Nurthrup. R4SII A:rk 1 luu 'V. P. FULLER A CO., 12th and Davis. WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 280 2d St. AMUSEMENTS. HATKIE DAISY 230 CORA YOLNGULOOD CORSON And Her 8 Benntifnl Girl Instrumentalists. 5 OTHER BIG-TIME ACTS 5 Boxes and firxt row balcony reserved by phone. Main 46SB. A 22:;6. TO LATE TO CLASSIFY SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS. Phone Marshall 774. AUCTION SALES TODAY. Auction sale today at Baker's Auction House. 1G6-1HS Park st. Piano, furniture, runs. etc. Sale at 10 A. M. F"orrl Auction House. 211 1st. Furniture. carpetH, etc. bale. at ti P. M. At Wilson's Aupttnn Unu at in a xr furniture. l6-8 First st. " ' MEETTNG NOTICES. WILLAMETTE LODGE NO. 2. A. y. AND A. M. Special com munication this Monday) even ing at 7:;; o'clock. Work In M. M. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. W. S. WEEKS. "Sec'ty. HARMONY LODOK NO. 12, A. F. AND A. M. Special com munication this (Mondav) even ins at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the K. A. degree. V lei ting brethren welcome. W. M. DBJUIX. Secretary. MARTHA WASHINOTON" CHAP TER NO. 14, o. K. S. Stated meet inR this t Monday ) even in p. East Eighth and Burnside. Degrees and social. Order W. M. BELLE RICHMOND. Sec. EXTRA Emblem jewelry of all kinds; spe cial designs made. Jaeger Bros.. Jewelers. DIED. KENT In this city. May 22. Charity M. Kent, aped X5 years, wife of Victor H. Kent, of Kant Taylor street. The re- inaina were shipped to Lebanon, Or., by J. J. Flnley & Son, where services will be held and interment made in the family plot. HUMPHREY In this city, at his late resi dence, Salmon st reet. May 2:, George Humphrey, aged 82 years 4 months, father of W. A. Humphrey, of Portland, and tieoi-Re W. Humphrey, of Jefferson, Or. Remains are at Hot man's funeral parlors. Announcement of funeral later. RIETZIEL May 22. John Rietziel, acod B7 years. Remains at Dunning & McEntoe's parlors. Notice of funeral later. The deceased was a member of Wilhelut Tell Lodge No. 2, O. D. H. S. FAIN Alice A. Fain, aped 7 years. May 2:i, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. K. C. Robbins. of 44.1 East Twelfth street North. Funeral notice later. GOUBERT May 22, Ahel Ooubrrt. aged 41 years, beloved husband of Euiren ia (!ou- beit. Remains at Dunning fr McEntee's pariors. notice of funeral later. ROPELINI May 23. Fred RoRclini, aped 20 years, beloved brother of Harry Roselini. Remains at Dunning A McEntee's par lors. Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. SCHCLPU'S In this' city. May 22, Anna Schulpius, aged 4t years T months 24 days. beloed wife of Max Schulpius, 2t East 7th st. North; mother of W. C, and T. T. Schulpius. Friends invited to attend funeral services, which will be hld at Hoi man's funeral parlors at ?t P. M. to day (Monday), May 24. Interment at Stafford, Or., at 10:30 A. M., Tuesday, May 23. PCRDY In this city, Mav 16. at the family residence. 1973 East Yamhill street. Ida May, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. purdy. aged 11 months, sister of Ethel Purdy. Funeral services will be held at the above residence at 10 A. M. today. May 24. Friends invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. KLOSE In this city. May 22. Ferdinand P. Klose, aged 20 years, late of M H Union avenue North. The funeral services will be held today f Monday), at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at the residence establishment of J. P. Finley & Son, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. Interment at ' Rose City Cemetery. GREENWALD In this city. May 22, Fran ces) oreenwald, aed 2"i years, beloved wife of Fred Greenwald, 2i;t Willis boulevard. Friends Invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at Holman'a funeral parlors at 2 P. M. today (Monday), May 24. Interment Rose City Cemetery. LACY The funeral services of the, late Ellen E. Lacy will be held from the fam ily residence, 1237 Hawthorne avenue, Tuesday, May 2., at 2 P. M. Remains at the parlors of Breeze & Snook, 12k Bel mont street until 11 A. M. Tuesday. Friends Invited. rAVtjSON May 2X at the Good Samaritan H ospital, Olea Paulson, aged 6 years, beloved wife of Am und Paulson. Remains will be forwarded from Dunning & Mc Entee's parlors to Silverton, or., today. BELETSKI Tn this city. May 22. Mary Ann Beletski. aged OS years, beloved wife of A lex Beletski. Rem n ins at the parlors of Uiller & Tracey. Washington and Ella, near Twentieth street. MOT'RTON Private services will be held over the remains of Esther Uuth Mourton. deceased daughter of A. J. Mourton. at 2:30 P. M. at Mount Scott park. Cemetery. FCXEKAL NOTICES. ZIMMERMAN At the family residence, S."3 E. 21st st. N-, May 21, Ferdinand Zimmer man, aged S years 1 month 11 days, be loved husband of Mtna Zimmerman, father of Fred and Christel Zimmerman and Mrs. J. H. Klosterman and Mrs. Charles A. Prevost. of Pasadena, cal. Friends invited to attend funeral services, which will be held at the Church of the Madeleine. 2:id and Siskiyou sts.. at 9 A. M. today ( Mon day , May 24. Interment Riverview Cera ctrj services at the grave private. fTNERAL DTRECTORS. Tbe only residence undertaking establish ment in Portland with private driveway. Main 9. A J. P. FIN LEY & SON. Montgomery, at Filth, MR. EDWARD HOLMAN. the leading funeral director, 22 u Third street, corner balmon. Lady assistant. A. 101 X. Main oi. MILLER & TRACY, independent funeral directors. Funerals as low as $20, $40, $o0. Washington and Ella streets. Main 2uil, A-7m.", F. S. DUNNING, INC. East Side Funeral .Director, 414 East Al der street. East 62, li 2i26. A. R. ZELLER CO., oU2 WILLIAMS AVE East lub. C Lady aitenaaut. . Day and night service. DUNNING & M EN TEE, funeral directors, Broadway and Pine. Phone Main 430, A. Lady attendant. BREEZE & SNOOK. S uuny sid e Parlors ; auto hearse. I02o Belmont st. Tabor B 1252. R. T. BYRNES, Williams ave. and Kjaott. East 1115, C Lady attendant. P. L. LEKCH, East 11th and Clay street. Lady assistant. East 7bL SKEWS UNDERTAKING COMPANY. 3d and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady attendant. Autos for funerals and weddings. Funeral Service Co.. Wood lawn 203. C ll&O. MOXtMESTS. PORTLAND Marble Works, 4th st opposite City Ball, builders of memorials. FLORISTS. MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists, 817 Wash ington. Main 2tiU, A I20'J. Flowers for ail occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison st.. Main or A 1805. Fine flower and floral designs No branch stores. PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 2d and Alder. Designs and sprays. Marshall 5U2. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 2121. Selling building, SUNNYSIDE Greenhouse. Fresh flowers. Pbone B 1522. E. 3d and Taylor. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 574 BELMO.tT ST. rbonra East 1433, II ZS15. Open Day mad NlBhC Keport all cases of cruelty to this of fice. Lethal chamber (or small animal. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone desiring a pet may communicate with u& NKW TODAY. STOP AT Newly re furnished, paper ed and reno 4th and Alder vated enlarged lobby all modern con veniences. Rooms, with private bath. $1 per day up; without, 7o up. Hecaus. the rates are low don t think the ferv Ice is poor. Special rates by week: or month. Several rooms with wail beds. making; them practically suites. MORTGAGE LOANS oo Improved city and farm property at current rates. Attractive repayment privileges. Loans quickly closed. Call today. 6 Of URCR LOANS O! CC.f JO r re'r JR O JO A. H. BIRRELL CO. 217 - -13 Sort xrrn Bank Bul.diac. Marshall 4114. A 4118. MORTGAGE LOANS 6 ON rVTROTltn BrSIXKSS properttes Hesidence Loans 6 and 1 Per Ci'at. Ac cording to Location. Plenty of iloney. ROBERTSON & EVvTNG 207-w Norhf'rn Bnnk Bldar. NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING MORTGAGE LOANS Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money at Current Rates. UCTNlCll'AI. AND CORPORATION FARM ANO lli'V LOANS. SO roorth hu. Board of Trada Bide. SKY AMOUNT 41 aiPUWT RWES 0 B 4 .8. On City and Farm Properties In Any Amount at Current Kates HAETM AN-THOMPSOX, Bankers Corner Fourth and Btark B treats. REAL, ESTATE DEALERS. PALMER-JONES CO., H. P.. 404-405-406 Wilcox bldg. J. H. NASH, 7J3 Chamber of Commerce; residence, 474 E. 38 th. BECK. William O., S14-315 Falling bids. BENEDICT PROS.. 030 Hawthorne ave. BARRETT BROS., 3t)2 Board of Trade. REAL ESTATE, For ale Lots. PORTLAND HEIGHTS, EXCLUSIVELY. Have several downright sacrifices, both In lota and houses; make to offer; no tb one information. Call for appointment. Marshall 4S27. BROOKE. A 3S3& FOR SALE Cheap, by owner! Lots 13, 14, block .", Norninndate Addition to Portland. i. Tapper. 2iR2 W. 3d t., Uuluth, Minn. FOR SALE Best vacant business corner in Lewiston. Idaho; 7 tj feet frontage. AV 203, Oresonlan. $1000 CHOICE i block, lrvlnpton district, near Broadway car. owner. Main 9348. Eo r Sa 1 e B-sr h I'ropert y . ELK CREEK. Cannon Beach lots and acre agu See owner, 322 Corbett bldg. FOR SALE 2 Iota at Newport Beach, for $70 cash F S."0, Ot MKonian. For ISal -IIoojw. BEAUTIFUL 7-room residence, south of Mt. Tabor, two blocks from Hawthorne car, for sale cheap; easy terms. Call owner. Tabor 5308. 5-ROOM house, corner lot, r0x 1 0O, 7 fruit trees; prh-e $2000; terms. 132S Eaat Stark. corner 4flth ft. MODERN bunnnlow. East Side, 5 and 6 rooms, very easy terms. Phone Main 7730. M r. Keeley. . 5-ROOM bungalow-, cheap; one block from car. Owner. East 202". WILL build to suit on easy terms; plans free of charge. L 6i'S, Oregonian. NEW, modern 1 2 -room house, in Irving ton. R. B. Rice. East 2432. MODERN P-mom house, lot L"i5xl00, cash $2.i00, terms, phone Woodlawn 1460. $1000, $300 DOWN. 6-room bungalow, cor. lot, 60x140, old Northwest bldg. REAL ESTATE. For Sale -Hoi THAT VACANT LOT. WHY NOT TURN A BURDEN INTO INCOME 7 WE WILL FURNISH THE MONEY. BUILD APARTMENTS RESl DENC8 OR ANYTHING; PLANS FREE; WE ARE RESPONSIBLE; WE KNOW HOW; TALK WITH OUR CLIENTS; SEE OUR WORK ; WILL GIVE BONDS. L. K. BAILEY & CO., CONTRACTING ARCHI TECTS. 324 ABINGTON BLDG. ONE-QUARTER acre with up-to-date 5 room bungalow ; chicken house, fruit hnune and everything necessary for a complete home near Multnomah on the O. E. 11.; will take fIMM); everything is new. See Ned Burke, agent, at Multno mah, or call at 512 Piatt building for particulars. LIST OK DESIRABLE HOMES. Before buying be sure to look at our list of brand new, exquisite homes In LAU R ELH URST, the addition of beautiful homes, ranging from $2500 up. Laurel -hurst Co., 270Vi Siark st., or at tract of fice in Laurelhurst. E. 3th and Glisan sts. THIS is the bent buy in the city at $2230. $200 rash, balance easy; ."-room modern bunrnlow : bookcase, seat, fireplace, buffet, Dutcti kitchen, ironing board and break fast alcove all built in; 2 blocks 40 the best car service In the city. Call at 133ti East Everett. Phone Tabor 6047. $1000 EQUITY in 6-room modern house, 30x JU0, best car service; choicest roses, cosy home, might consider confectionery and lunch up to $400, bal. cash. 115 E. 69th N. Tabor 2220. A BARGAIN. Beautifully located, 7-room, strictly modern home, choicest location, at Mt. Tabor, E. ibth st. Deep lot, fruit, trees, etc.; terms. Tabor 1638. MODERN five-room cottage with evepy convenience, including ti replace and large concrete basement, which must be sold; will take $1000 on easy terms. See attor ney at 512 Piatt building. FOR SALE Fine "-room home, overlooking Irving ton, new, modern ; will sacrifice for $000o ; terms on part. tor appointment phone owner. Tabor 6020. FOR SALE In Hawthorne district, corner lot, a $4000 home goes for $3335; only $800 cash; new houee, t rooms, everything f irst-crmss; by owner. Call Tabor G--7. CHOICE 100x100 and 6-room house, 10 large apple trees, fine view Tualatin Vailey; J3ul caeh, 9100O easy payments. East 273. V. H. Herdman. 3-ROOM cottage, all modern conveniences, choice, sightly lot; will sell for $1050, easy terms; full particulars at 512 Piatt bldg. SACRIFICE SALE 7-room modern house in Hawthorne section. Deal direct with owner and save commission. East 137. Suburban Home Property. GIBSON HALF ACRES. Good soil, good water, cloee to carllne; easy terms; will build to suit purchaser. Phone Marshall 1.18". or Sellwood 476. JOHN GIBSON, OWNER. For Sale Acreage. COLUMBIA RIVER VIEW TRACTS. At Martin's Bluff, Washington. A place where nature has most lavishly bestowed both beauty and fertility. There is no more scenic spot on the -Columbia, right on the Pacific. Highway, Northern Pacific. Great Northern and O.-W. R. A N. railroads, and many boat lines that traverse the river. These tracts run from 4 acres to 13 acres. The smaller tractH are all practically level and of the finest soil, while the larger tracts have some rough land. There is plenty of good, till able land on each tract, and the price is in reach of everyone. Just think of It, a tract large enough to make a living on. with the greatest scenery on earth stretch ing out before you. ail for $;to0; larger tracts for $300 to $M50; very easy terms. Salesman will meet O.-W. R. & N. train No. 662 each day at Martin's Bluff. COWLITZ COUNTY TITLE & INVEST MENT CO.. Kalu ma, Wash. A REAL COUNTRY HOME. In the richest and most rapidly develop ing section about Portland. Only 30 min utes out. Twenty Big Red Steel Trains run through It daily. Five stations on ltnds. Tracts from 1 to 20 acres. Prices reasonable; terms easy. Free transpor tation to intending buyers. THE SHAW-FEAR COMPANY. 102 Fourth St, CHICKEN, FRUIT, GARDEN RANCHES, Near Portland, Gresham district; near electric station; $73 to $00 per acre; easy term, best soil; free wood. Farms for sale, all sizes. FRANK M'FA RLA.N D REALTY CO., S09 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Or. 10 TO 40-ACRE tracts, fine soil, spring water, 25 miles from Portland ; school, store and stations on the land; $25 to $03 per acre; easy payments. L U E D D E M A N N COMPANY, IH3 Chamber of Commerce. TWO AND ONE-HALF acres on the Oregon Electric Railway, near Mulinomali Sta t ion. wit h four-room bungalow, which Is forced on th market; no reasonable cash offer refused. Full particulars at 512 Piatt building. STOP THAT RENT and buy a half-acre tract in city limits, level, cleared. Bull Run water, pas, 5-cent carfare; $10 down, $3 per moiulu Whltmer-Kelly Co., 711 Pittock block. I WILL sell any part of fine 20-acre tract, all in cultivation, on Oregon Electric R. R-, 10 miles out, in Tualatin Valley; terms to suit; $223 per acre. See Handy, owner, 203 Stock Exchange bldg. Marshall 20ft. COLEMAN PARK, On new carline, near Mliwaukle ; half acre tracts or more; ine soil, $400 each and up ; good term a. Fred C. King, 314 Spalding bldg. 46 ACRES, improved 6-room bungalow; 1 acre fruit and berries, close In, 2 blocks to st at ion. flood terms to right party. Phone Main 7750. Ask lor Mr. Keeley. TWO fine acres most ly im proved, good, small house, near Huber. J 7'w; $373 cash, bal. terms. F. S. Keliey, Beaverton, Or., or call at Com mere i a 1 Hotel. FOR SALE City and suburban acreage, farms and unlm proved lands. J. Wilson. 60th and Division. Hawthorne ave, car. HomcKteada. FREE BOOKLET State and U. S. land. Cal. fctate Land Inf. Bureau, Sacramento, Cal. For Sale Farms. 135 ACHES 7 miles S, of Silverton, 00 acres cleared, balance timber and pasture, 60 acres in crop, family orchard, all kinds of. f mail f rui t, watered by wells and springs, 6-room house, 3 barns and outbuildings, everything in fine shape, mil to store and school ; stock and machinery at $S5 per acre. Full dription by writ In g; no trades. Warner Bros., owners. Silverton, Or.. R. 3. Box 77. DAIRY LAND. Why pa y fabulous prices, or go way off from civilization, when you can buy fioo 1 'i mi. from good R. R. town at $!W per acre ? Good home, dandy barn. See Mr. Hartog. at HARTMAN & THOMPSON (4th and Stark FOR SALE or trade, 240-acre wheat land, joining the city limits of Condon. 100 A. in crop, bal. Summer fallow; price $12,000. Will take city property, residence pre ferred, on this deal; $1500 or $2000 cash can handle this; will give rood terms on bal By owner. Address Box li4, Condon, Gilliam Co.. Or. THE NEW WAY, THE MODERN WAY. THE SQUARE DEAL WAY of buying land. Are you interested? If so, write 10 MODERN HOMESTEA D ASS'N. 303 I'HELAN bldg., San Francisco. C. M. WOODSTER. Pres. FOR SALE Cowlitz County stump lands, $10 8'TP up; gooil oiI, well watered. J. R. Sharp, 430 Pittock block. Portlan d . WRITE for list of wheat and alfalfa ranches. M. FITZM AU RICE, Condon, Or. WANTEt -HE AC ESTATE. HAVE well -improved farms. large and small, to exchange for city property : list your property with us if you want to exchange. H. A. DRYER. "The Acreage Mun," 510 Lewis Bldg. LOT or acre near car line as first pay ment on 6-room modern home. Inquire 1235 Tillamook st. Phone C 2887. HAVE client for 5 to 10 acres, on good road. near car. riu'.i t nam. or om. Main l'.Mi... WANTED Lot or fraction; walking dis tance. Phone Sellwood 75. FOR SALE TIMBER LANDS. TIMBER LANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD. C. J. MTRAKBN, 04 M' KAY PLDT 6,000.000 FEET of Douglas fir for sale, or will take half in trade. B 843, Oregonian. FARMS WANTED. T WO responsible men with plenty of help want to lease with option to buy good dairy ranch with stock and equipment. R. F. Bryan, 50!1 Chamber of Commerce. TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. EXCHANGE for grocery, confectionery or some good business, 10 acres in Oregon and IO in Wash. E. T. Phillips. Chitwood, Of. YES! If your house and lot aro pood, I will exchange a very fine cash business and ass-iine. AM SIS, Oregonian. WILLAMETTE 80; t-ubstantfnl Improve ments; $0w0; want residence. Owner. Cha'tncry Barney. Ore eon City, , To TRADE $O0 equity in Tacoma houNc.. rented for $12 per month, for late car. 6337 Foster road. TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE, 'E have California city residences, busi ness property, acres pe and ranches of all kinds; also wheat and sto-k ranihes from 100 to 35,HK) acres, located in Wuhiiir. gton Oregon and Montana, listed with us to el change for I'ortiand or Seattle ci:y or hueine&s property; if you wish a home, business, acreage or farm of any kind or location in exchange for your property, no matter what kind or location, list it with us and we will got you tbe kind and loca tion you prefer. NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND EXCHANGE Member of Spokane Realty Board. Zieglcr B'ock. Spokane, Wash. CALIFORNIA ACREAGE. 20 acres in San Juan Valley, three miles from Modesto, to exchange for suburban land ntrar Portland or city property; price $;oo0, less mortgage of $1270. Inquire L'07-8 N. W. bank bldg. TliAOE 7 acres. Fa lis View, Oregon City. 4 lots no inenmhra nee, for income prop erty. $0i)00 and assume to $1 3. Goo; 1 mile from Courthouse. 15 minutes' walk to car. Oive full particulars in lirsL letter. V ull 7th st,. Oregon City. IF YOU HAVE ANY GOOD PROPER T 1 FOR EXCHANOE WE CAN MATCH YOU. WE DON'T HANDLE JUNK PROPERTY. AYRE3 & SMITH CO., SOI NORTHWEST BLDO. MAIN 7266. WILL exchange my modern six-room house and two lots on carline for Berkeley or Oakland property; give location and de tails In lirat reply. Address A V 2o4, Ore gonian. IMPROVED ranch of 72 acres, 65 in culti vation, crop, implement-a and block for clear East Side residence. j, Y. Bran, 5o; Chamber of Commerce. BL'N'5 ALU W in exchati se for ranch near Ly le. A snap at S.Vmo. Buildings, or chard, cultivated fields, living water. Main 542. TO EXCHANGE. Laurelhurst bungalow. 8 rooms, 1 lots, equity $6o00. Want smaller place, lota or acreage. AP 82S, Oregonian. C. P. BURCH trades property In and from any Western state to any, at 1, 2, 3. 4 and E. 220 Sprague ave., Spokane, WaBh. CANADIAN patent worth $7Ot f lrst year, trade for auto and lot. Box 20, Munia villa. Or. CITY PROPERTY or acreage to exchange for timber land In W heeler County, Ore . gon ; owners only. J 827, Oregonian. WILL give good exchange for property In Tillamook. Sivank, 61 Northwest bldg. FOR SALE. Horne, Vehicle. Hamett, Ete. AUCTION: AUCTION! Horses, mules, vehicles, harnc&s, every Monday and Friday, lo A. M. ; only strictly commission stables In the city; consign ment solicited. The McClelland Horse At Mule Co., 240 East 8th st. East 6315. THROUGH with our work and will a e 1 1 'our team, 6 years old, well matched, weight 2450; are tat and true pullers, good, heavy harness ; price $205. Oregon City car to Arlington station, come up to wagon bridge, cross, turn to left, first house. FOR SALE CHEAP, 1 pair horses, 5 and b years old, weight about 1 loo lbs. Just broke, well matched ; also black mare, W ears old. Star band Co. Barn, Eaat 0th and Flanders. COMMISSION AUCTION, of horses, vehicles, harness, w agnns, every Monday and Thursday, at 2 P. M. Colum bia Stables, 302 Front st. FOR SALE at sacrillce, 4 horses from huo to 1200 lus., - sets harness, 2 light express w ngons. Phone Tabor 4N21J Sunday or Broadway 2150 or A 4. 08 week days $S5 TAKES team, mare ami Imrn1. 23n Ih&., sound and true. Have also double harness and have express wagou; wui bc rate. East Market, bet. t t ti and lot h sts. $45 TAKES noise, 1100 to 1 2o lbs., good traveler and true any place. 40 Eaat Market Bt. FOR SALE cheap, one good farm horse weighing 13oo lbs.; two delivery horaes weighing 1 loo lbs. 220 Russell st. Pt N V wa n id, ride und di i 'labor Ol!H, evening. single SPAN of mares, weight 213 Ins., farm wag on and haruos, $150. liawt borne. W-VOONS and hordes by day, $1.25. I. Cohen, ;i S 1 W a ter st. Main 22b t, Maiu 0005. Di'iA I J horses uul cat tlo taken aw. ay free. i a 11 aay or nig in. j 11 Dor 4o.s DEAD horses and animals hauled auay free. l- .mH 1 a "II lr.rt I nwl 1 .1 11a not, Urgauw and Muolcal Instrument. $5 CASH, with double credit for $l6rbuys new $350 piano at $2rt5, $7.50 monthly without interest charged elsewhere, makes total Having $145.20 to you. bchwan i'lauo Co., Ill Fourth etreet. $00 BUYS $3O0 Kurtzman piano. Security DioruKo o juj nn st., toucn tildg. $1 MONTHLY stores your pi.ino! Security Storage Co.. lu 4th st. Main 6323. FOR rent or sale, Main 2V.'l. very fine piano. I' hone Fnrnilmre for Kale. SNA P coing East, will sacrifice part or h 11 furniture, ail pracl Ically new, includ ing kitchen utensils, dishes, seif-Hghfing gas range, 2 bedroom sets, dining-room set, rugs, sewing machine, rockers, etc. tiarage and flat for rent. b24 E. Taylor. B 3544. Dogs, Bird. Pet Stock. 1 PA J II of bluc-eed white Angora cats, thoroughbred pedigreed stock; a sacrifice. Phone Marshall 2u.3. A t.OOD Airedale is burglar proof. Laduix Ken nets, Estacada, Or. Poultry. V H I T K LEGHORN baby i hicks from heavy laying stock. $S rr 100; loo chicks ana f t reles.4 brooder, $ v50. Safe arriv al guar anteed. The Pioneer Hatchery, Petal uiua, ( a I. FOR SALE Imported Mammoth pekiu ducks, week old . hahy ch i ks Leghorn Barred Rock; duck settings. 7l3 Eat Main. M'MINNVTLLE poultry farm, now filling or ders for peaigreed B. 1'. Rock and S. C. W. Leghorn chicks. Livestock. DUROC Jersey weanling pigs, best breeding, Biinlut-t to rrgist er; also few Irish terrinr puppies. Inquire Warrens, 55 North 1'ark st. HAVE 0 finw mihti cnus which I will sdl on Monday. pa y men i s, to i .sponsible p;i i-t y. II, A t wn t er. Phon B 1 '! . THOKQCiiH H RED Jersey cow with female calf. 4b5 Morgan st. Take Woodlawn or Y ncouver cars. JERSEY COW, 4 J ears of age. 19 W. pres cott si. IF YOU have a good, fat cow or veal for baio call Tabor 272u. CH K A P. eight heifers, li ch iu early Fall, $ 40 ach. Kflst 24 SO. A aiomuol les. WHITE WHITE WHITE HITE P.tl 2 White 30, 5-pass., 1 ully equipped, ee If -starter, tdectric lig hta and speedome ter, iiun lesij than 80m mi Jen. Cannot be told from brand new. Extremely low price lor a few days. FRANC 1a MOTOR CAR EX., E. llO'.t. E. Lith and Hawthoine ave. PORTA BLK OAUAwES, Take-down garages, bu.lt of the best materials, artistic designs, 3 0x16, 30 up, etecud complete, with lock and key; im mediate delivery; also portable housed. TAKE-DOWN MFU. CO., Foot of llarrifon st. Main 1107- IMPROVED rUKT A H LE OA It AOE. See my luxl6 portable garage at $32, erected on your lot complete.. tiet m prices on other stiej garages, also houses. H. T. ALLY N, Oarage Specialist. Tabor 104. ll'.tl E. Salmon. WINTON SIXES, thoroughly overhauled, re butlt repaired, new tires; carry guarautee; ranging In price lroiu $00O up. WINTON MOTOR CAR CO.. 23d and Wash 7-PAsSENOER K N'ON, COS T $ iToo SELL, $1000. Fully equipped, aplendld condition; will accept .smaller car part pa emeiit, terms. A V 2(1, uregonia n. 7-1 -K SS , 0-cyl, 1'ean e-A rro in good condi tion; some cash or mall car as part pay ment; hbcral terms on balance. Wlnton Motor Car Co., 23d and Wash. PAHUAINS 1 N I'SK D ACT' . Large- stock, prices $30 to $750. ORE ION M-iTOR i U CO., Studebakcr Bldg., Comer Chapman and Alder. CA Dl LL AC, genuine barga In. fore-door, 5 passenger, just overhauled and painted ; must eeli tooay : lea v mg city ; $SUu; some terms. Tabor 3O02. O V ER LA ND roadster Willi adj u.sta bio de livery b"d, set 1 cheap, by ou ner. Call after , P. M., I'actiuet Oarage, B. 8th and Hawthorne. I WILL pay cash for late model Fords, Bulcks, Overland and St ud.-bB ker cara FRANCIS M ' (TOR CAR EX" 'H ANflE, E. lion. East 13th and Hawthorne ave. BUNGALOW tJARACE Between 2"d and 2:td, on Halsey, in Irvlngton; 4 or 3 PRI VATE stalls for rent, reasonable. Phone East S01 or call 691 Clackamas. -PASS. E. M. F-, newly painted, good shape; liberal terms. WINTON MOTOR CAR CO., 23d and Wash WANTED To buy alj grades scrap rubber end me(als; highest cash market price paid. J. Leve, 180 Columbia. Main 5118. THE place to buv or sell ujo1 cars East Side Auto Repair Co., 717 Hawthorne. FOR HIRE, $1.25 per hour, 5-l'aa-ng',r 10J4 FORD l'hone Woodlawn 110. DELIVERY contract wanledwUhiToo"u. delivery. Tabor 2102. FOR 6 ALE. lotorrrlra H A R LEV-DAVIDSON twin-cylinder, 191 model, first-class condition, complete equipment. B. E. Davis Ac Co., lk4 x Vler st. East 3140, R 2236. Tj pe write m. TTFE WRITERS for ren(; 3 month for ard up; 1 months rent applied on pur cnace pri e. Remington Tpwriter Co.ii pauy, fetS Broadway, Purtlaud, or. WE save you from 50 lo 75 per cent on a.i ujtint-a mi i)iciimh, ki-iiu tor OUT 1IIUM irated folder. Ke.aJI department U HOLK SAI.E -l YPEW HI 1 Kit CO . 3-'l Wash. L TYPEWK1TEKS, all makes. $10 to $ir. T;i Nortnwest Typewriter Co., 20i: Stark a1 Main 55 2 S. NEW rebuilt second-hand r-niais at cut rates. P. D. C, 231 Murk st. Mam 14u7. NO. 5 UNDER WOOD tpemrlt.r; visible; worm at least ror -;. e. e)it. Mitece HuncooM. FOR SALE $100 Nat, cah register. $-10; $75 Toledo com p. scale, .iO; . i a e. $4 ; $o coffee mill. $f; $20 refrigerator, $7..'.o; br.tflving, counters and showeahes ery cheap. E. R. Sully, St. Johns. Cot. Gs. SEWIN'O MACHINES, new and second hand, sale or rent, up. sewing Machine Emporium. lix 3d st., near Taylor. Main 1431, A 302. CASH ROISTERS, large stock on hand; we ave you 40 to OO p-r cent; ail r-gitrs guaranteed. Ca.sh Register Exchange, 351 W'ashmgton st. VISIBLE t ypt' rile rs rented 3 months for $4; convenient at home; delivered any- where. 244 staik st. l'hone Wain b273. DIAMOND holism paints, strl-'tlv pure; mada m lti-huh, per- gallon, i l.to.t. foruaua Paint Co., 23o Front st. Marshall 100. HOOH FELD S Camera ExchangeTt"j 3d St. Cameras, kodaks anu lenses bought, sold and exchanged. We sMl the lea cameras. SAFES. SAFES. The -Mosler Safe Co.. 204 Stark st. FL.UMBINO supplies at hoicsale prices. Stark-Davis Co.. 212 3d st. Main 717. REFRIGERATOR Oood a new, coat $35, sell cheap. 370 East 37lh st. W A N T K I) M 1 SC h. I- LA N V, O f H. WANTED SECOND - HAND CLO i H I NO. We pay highest crsh price for ladle and gents cast of t' cloihing, bicycles and everything In merchandise. Call us up. We need It and will pay for it. GLOBE STORE, 2h3 First st. Main 2(00. Main 20s0. btOOM). H AND CLOT WIN O W A N T E D. J . MEYER, THE TAILOR, PAYS THE Hit J 11 EST i'Kh.'E FOR t'LOTlUMi ANU SHOES. VE C ALL I'KO.M l'TLV. TK KK LIABLE BUYER. Main 7573. 221) Madison FOR a thoroughly reliable house to buy or sell h oiiei i old goous or anything In the hanluaro line, tall the Levin llardwara V FurnUuro Co., 21 Front. Phono A 714, Main 007 2. FURNITURE WANTED WE PAY TJI lllOH E.ST PRICES FOR H OUS UIIOLIU COOLS OF AIL DESCRIPTIONS. KLINE'S, EAST 7 101. M GRAND AVE. MUST have 2d hand furniture; also gie nir for old Kairplay," E. 0417. M. it. Calef. 548 W II Hams. 2D-1 1 A N D I" I R N IT U R 1 J. ETC.. W A N T K D. Don't give It away. tt our figures first. Standard Fur. ( o., 12 1st. Main 4T73. GET our estimate c,n your seeond-hand fur niture; buer calls i-rnmi'ily. Mam 64. M ijh l-'urii it ure Co., 1st Firift st. WANT $ mono used furniture ; pay pood prices; starting new utorc. setlwod 1K2. CASH paid for liair corn h lugs. Sanitary Beau t y Panors. 4"0 Dekum hldg. CLKAMMi and repairing monmneull Deeoration liny. Phone Main h502. lo WANT stork of furniture and men's cloth ing; highest cash price. Marshall 5M7. W ANTED To buy Z National cah registers. 243 Washington St. 1 NEED good usd furnlTfire; win pay hit hi ect prli -es. all Marshall 57. IHjUSES PAI NTED. Good woi k. right price. Marsha, I 40H0. WANTED To buy National cafh ieUler. M ain tiOt;. OWL KI KNITI KK CO. pays best prt for y our f urnit ure. tt 1st st. Main 4027. HF. IP UAMKO MALK. EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT Y. M. C. A. RecoPd P.U4; Calls for men lrom employers ..17PJ Positions filled Li 14 The service of this department is lrea to all members cf the Association. To non-members a special Employment Mem bership is issueu, crst ing $5 per annum, giving- the aervb e of the Department for a year, two months' full privileges and a refund of the mem berth lp fee it satisfae tory employment is not r cured. All younif men seeking employment 1 C1iich1, Technical iir i "om mere lal tines or d-si'ing counsel or advice are coidlalty In vited to consult tbe Advisory aud Lmploy m en t SecreLary. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL Day and night instruction tn repatrlnc, driving, selling and itiacnine work. Includ ing forpe, latho, siiaper, drlli press, eta. Moderate cliarn i a:r deal lug and ex 1'vi i 1 1 1 1 ii i m k. i una un 1 1 1 ii n u. fef4iro en i o! iliisT c!:se here e.il! at edu- munnai nince, i. ai, i v. niag.. anu sec 'j re pass en til (ing you to inspect our and MEN' WANTED FOR BAIliiAlNH 1 want mn who want good wearing, rellaole clothes for linie money. I se, v a d y-to- wa r suits In the best mak's for e- n the 1 1 oti nd - f ioor c i o i ti i n g t o ; $ . o men's siins at J 1 4 75. .llmniy Itin n. "15-1K-17 Ojeunian bldg. Levator to 5d f'oor. W A N TED n 11 v aer h to ll our nursery stock in oreuoii and Washington, on lib eral commission IjjsIf. Sieany employ ment, cash, w c kly. Ex penance not r. quired. Addietsb Oregon Nursery Co., Orenco, Ore. WA NTED First -flan nigim-cr to tait charge of heating and mechanical plant of important port land build ing ; answer with full references and salary expected. R 8"I, Oregonian. W A N T E I A 111a 11 who is l ho ro 1 1 g h ' y com -petent fiiMi evperieueed to take mntraet for making wnifl'iw and d 00 r 1 ranies ; all machinery atul sloek furnished. Address AV 2os, Oregonian. l'OliTLTNO I : A I B eTl CO L LE I K E p 1 t instructor to tea- h you the haibT trado in fi weeks; tools f re ; posi 1 ton g uarn nt enl ; paid while learning. 232 2d, mar Main. CA 1 1 ad a lie. d oil week ly K 1 1 in - our han dy guaranteed ornamental and fruit stock. Light new best t 'ne to s'art. WaHdin tou xnT"'Ty ' "om p-i n y, 'i'oi'l'n it-li, Wnsb. WANTED 2 men who can invent $ I J5 ea li lo act a ca'i'-niii hh u rn for ' regon tmd Washington. Kino piopoMtpm. large juolit-. Call alter M A. M, 525 Yeon bldg. ABLE-BO Dl ED MEN to prepare for fire men, hi a k men ; I 20 mon 1 nly ; posit n 01 d obt -.tinablu 1 ree. i ;ail a ay Association, 01 c- SALESMA N AN'I Kl lo !! our u -lo-d . 1 a nd ex ten - line. out fit f re ; cspIi w eekl v. A d dress 'apitii 1 CI I y N tirsery Coinpanv, m.im, Or. USl-s spare tmi's to build up mnil-order busi ness o own: we lo; j joij murt for share 111 prof 1 1 s 2 7 op port u 11 1 1 1 s. H;t ni.uiarg free, op port :i 11 it lex K x 1 1 a 1 . p Hi: If a b. N. Y. W A NT E I Youn g man to do Jan itor work evenir.gs for tuition In shorthand, t pe writing and bwokkc?p:ti0'. AH koJ, Ore gon Ian S , 1 i LE horses. 50 eta, first hour, 25 rt. j, , , , 1 H .li n I ; E n 1; l sh or Mock atd Je-., M u:t not no h St a bits, 10th and Madison. Mam ;.;;. LI V E "A I i; E lesmtm. good a ppea r a rice, to se i) Rose l-est i a I nov It v. Apply J lo ll :;o A. M. See. Mr. Ellis. J.M 2d VI. W A N TED- Solicitors to sell clothing on our ft a week plan. Call morning. liege nt Clothea Shop, 23 Wash. st. MAN wanted, satisfied with $1S w.-.-U. lu 1 o w it to wi bu--1 nee- ; on 1 $ 1 00 rcj uir 1 . Bench. Oo." Yeon bldg. WA Nl Eli -A utotiiold lo t rl 111 nier ; muM be first-class ninn. Address Li Kai Bioad wav. salt Lake city, Utah. YOl'N'ij man tan have room a rm w r :n g phone Imurs afternoons. 422'- Wash ington. BoYS to sell candy in thea'er. Appiy 100111 201 Kmpresfi l.lilk'.. 1 P. M. W A NT ED H ; :r U sm 1 1 h 1 or a money - tnn ki shop tienr f-M'rju. Iiirj'iire 14 4 E. -d st. N. Fol R men to se'l phoio coupons; tirie of fer, f'tilhrrlli, pit tor k block. CHANCE for two men t tiir" npefHting 1TI theai rn moving pic L'i 2d St. PHOTO a gen 1 , so met h ing ne a- ; ext ra com mission paid. i-arony Studio. 1 lo al bidg. p. if r.i : i: w aiK-d. Help WttntfO AffOln, Folt t,H") fa.-iest filing washiiig ma. hli:e on Le market tota. I cntr-d the fol lowing counties in Org.m: M n 1 1 n - rn -t h, 'I at sop, 4 "olu oibia. V atu b l !l, t inn 1 ILa. Oo-xj agents n e making td r turns. I will ei I or trade one or H if the a hove coinitlea. Don't fail to investigate, as the sel ! 1 11 g rig i; t for one of the rnnni f will make vou Independent. 'a! ;"2 Worces ter I.Mjr., :,d and Oak, H- to 12 1 to 4. H I S'i'LER for new Vne.-ial' v, fast cl' r, largo prof it except ln a L opportunity. Wri'e box ;;47, Fowler. "al. Help n ititrd talesmen. Ool tea and coffee solicitors and wagon men wanted; a fine proposition for the rn. ht k :nd of men ; references required. AJ ad, Oicgonian, i