Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, March 18, 1918, Image 14

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    THE MORNING OREGONIAN. MONDAY, 3IARCII 18. 1918.
A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and
classified for ready reference. For rates by the month or year,
or other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 70 .0 or
A 6093. House 20.
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M.Y ONLY 13.
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h'rn- Main
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tafiou.fr. Uuih.. 5iO for my equity. By
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2 I- A'"!IKS. on Ml. Tabor .arllna.
will dl Mf, lirroi, a np. Hart. VI V C
t.' . Tel. Vanhall l.'.vV
At'KKS on earl in e. houat. Iota fir
ami Mk wooaI. cl' to Ptattnn. at or and
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It A ' KK?. i:h HAivr .iiid build. re.
tUo, t tr hmJ r.ila. f ' cash.
Vln STj. .Mi FarlrJ. '.; A eon bid.
Kar M-le
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fir 'r m a n . Stv- r.n h con::ng
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E-mmJ atiM-k-ria.na; prtaitot. 1'ricr $
pr acr if :d aa a who.. Will conaid-r
a i of a part. A'o ioim i:tl and horea
for aair At n;arhet prl.e. Wheat finn ron
U'rp 1 a rrt, .ra d s n Wheatland
ruunfi. add lo W.n.-r wheat. Writ f-r
tl-. r.ptlon to I. .. IU 04. Ml.cs City.
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C.WAI'IAN KAUM l.AM.--trer
lan.:. rvirarkaM m erm;
an.!"-rkrrTi' rirunlon p.irtv lea e I'ort
lard for t alcary. Alffta. Saturday, Marrh
Id. rdued rate. r'.r further partltu.ar-
- t'ana Han Tacifu' KaU way o.. -'
luitr Ktrhtnc Hiia:.. 1. 1'. Thornton,
lttrt t l:prea-rit a' .
1 j AiMtKS fine Uo.to.n land in (.'lark Co..
on irod md. t ml e f-em ;ar:ine. in U w
of th !t rteveiopmrnt of Vancouver
t'.ta property la the h-itli of a good man
w mak a tJiuji" p.c. prfc reason
au . ay term. John iialn, 5pa;d;ns
b
l.tti A'HK.s frutt (rmn ar-l hay land in
tllamett al ev. pra-t'f-ally ail In rul
It at urn. on main hiahway. railway ata
ita.n on pre-r-ri y. well worth I per
a. re; Iir nuirk aale. $W: poattitelv no
irj!. Hart ianl ".. "H 'lian.t'er of
'rnfuert- Telephone Marahall I-".
ACRCfi ia itouth.rn Waahinctoa
for aa . to aett era oniy. upon ay urrol
nd iow prlc a. 5 per acra and MP. Wnil
tor map ahowin location. tm;a. oto.
WkVKKHAtl XK TlilHKH COMfAKY.
Taroma Hi-la; . Tacoma. Waah.
rvK AI.K-A cnot.- . 0-a re farm. g..d
tUiM.na, one niUc elcctrir. 2 nil.' V ood -burn.
A 1 p :d in tra-t. To k:t. an
tut t n.a land h be-n re-1u -M to Hu
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rttn i'n. fn ord. T
CHICKib.N-. KL"IT. liAHDEN RANCH a.
Nr 'ort:and: tv H-'H per acra; eaay
tTTT.a. beat !:. (trial lor aa.e. a. I iim
V y.r'ar.-i. Yr..n b'dg.. I'orV.ind.
It A 'RK?. I-. mile from cit. 1J arrrt
cult., a ted. frutt. ho:a and Darn,
runtnrf watv-r and apr-inc. Hart. HlO
h. r t'on Tel. Var.!-l! IT.Ni
la lir.s. - :-a-l. a-h.; on i:v . cd
b.da-. pr.i-a water to houK. iMM A. out
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atvxkcd. ery thin T'-v0; 4vvu
.js Hojs 1 1 1T. Vu.:o.-k. Waah.
o-A K K firm, cio to MoMlnnvu;; th
propvrty ha tn p'attw.l In tract of L
; and 3 acrea and ia a E""t in ealnaonL.
Jnhn : n. 7 ypaldtnf b d.
lb.' -KW rui-oi r lar 1. Trout Uaka.
W aa . nu e from rtofTtr, $ pcf
ar P. . h. Hi. my
L.4 ; life. !. FP Unda. $10 I'M up; running
w Attar. S tilMI.:. ploymeut
y ten, a. Ja R. Pharp. na ad at.
A'Kkv .er!. frncd. ceareol. eood a--l!.
houN. rmpio)mm, near Wu;min.
(Aia. fH BX Jcaac IL tbarp, S 3d at.
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r.d .(.lo, t,a un eu.
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CHKAP LWD. h.g cropa; lilict. prices have
put th farmers of W extern Canada on a
proapertty foot in c that was undreamed of
heft re tha world war. More Western
Canada far men have bl,c batik balances
than erer b-i fore : more We.it ern Canada
farmer are spending this Winter In Cali
fornia and Florida than ever bef or ; more
automohllea w-r bought laat year by
t anailian farm rs than ever before. West
ern Canada has struck tts stride, anil the
man who ice is In there now Is coins: to
make money for earn to come. Along
the lines of the Canadian Xnrtm-rn itail
wsy Is some of the heat land In the t-oun-try
price $13 to J-'i per acre feaay
terms! and iL'w.ootl Hlo-acr FHKB farms.
I-ei us tell you all about Western Canada
and why more land was sold to Ameri
can farmers In 1117 than In any one pre
viou year. Send for KRKK illustrated
books and foldra. Call on or add re A.
Hroale.lt. D. K. P. A.. Dept. It, ajcenl.
Canadian Northern Railway. 603 llaattngs
it.. Vancouver. B. C.
1 l.Ki-Ai'ltfe: diversified farm. M htm noar In
s!fa!f.i and r acres more is suitable for
a 'atfa or grain cropa; part Irrigated, more
can be: -iO acre more giwwl wheat or
barley land: IS To acrea giod paature. abun
rlance aprins; water, good im pr.vemens.
most fields hng-tlght and running water:
mail orchard, on railroad. Ideal pinre to
raise rlt and hoes; well ad:ipled to
handling thoroughbred stock. Th:s ts a
g;oing. paying ranch and the larger va
Tity of crops raised, favorable climate,
good tranaportatlon farllltte and rto.hp
prie maurv a good Income and big; fu
ture fr t n Is place.
No trades considered but wli. al'ow
e-tav rerma on two. fifths of the price of
SV.0rt. Will tnclut'e some equipment,
a'otk and a few rcs-latered broi sows If
aatisfat tory sale m-le at once. "lit th
p. ace near I'urrington. or wr.io Jtu Kci-!--v.
i'miwi!. W.tsh.
aloNTANA FAHil AM liT."iC It A N' "H.
3.iH acreg of deeiled land. lnl rei
le-tsed land, fenced and crone fenced; place
we.l watered by stream and spring-": -0
acres In cultivation. part In Winter
wheat, seed for balance, barn .': 1 4 3.
7 -room house. bunkhoiie. catt'e sheds,
grain blna ail kin. la of farm machinery
audi as plows. wagns, harrows, harness,
inriuding a new gas tractor: 1H tor.a
hay. horses. 3 regietererl Shire s;ei-
,!on. 2 regtaterrd hlre niarra. one of the
a'aiuons la an undefeated show horse.
TJ'. head of rattle mostly - and ::-re.r-o d
steers. reglatered Ainlcen Angua buii.
" trade ai.orthorn bulla. Price 40 per
. mi-iiiriinc lAvnd and I'.oik: terms.
This la one of the best buys in th s;at
of Montana. By the owner,
Iupuver. Mont.
J. F. Leech.
BLY A FARM NOW WHILE ALL FARM
products are high priced. 1 have a few
sections of excellent whaat land, located In
the famous. Lae Basin diatrtct. In
water County. Montana. I am golnp to or
. th. l.n.ia at a low price and easy
terms to actual settlers, Tou can psy for
the land with one crop. All these. lands 11
within two to e'gni rnnea iron.
station. For further Information writ r
B Klnrmsn. owner, ('mumbu. Mont.
Fee 8aUiMlalUneosav
BEE Mrs. Etcnlson. 401 E. bth at. N.. for
Kos City property and other properties
in tnia cilt. aaxma ova. -
bor ftoO
WANTED-R K A t ESTATE.
WARM BUNGALOW WANTED.
In Roe CHr Park. Must be well lo
cated and thorooghly modem, with garage
or room for i.im. State lowest cash price
snd full particulars, AJ 1.0. Oregonian,
ROSE CITT PARK. BUNGALOW WANTED.
ft or 6-room bungmow m m-o u.-v. -
grxd condition, with gerage or room for
garage; must ba ood buy. aL 34, Ore-
gonian.
... . . .(.L-Ii V li I T Va 1 A I A 1 W
$3000 to .Vksj; jairable district; I am
not an aent and will deal with owners
onlv: deacribo fully. K 7- Oregonia.
V A NTE P Mod-rn 3 or fl-room hunralow.
UP to oMUvU. lor Pin, anw -.. j
Oakland automouli. good as new; only
run 3k0 ml lea A Oregonian.
WANTED 4 or ft-room modern houce; .x-x
lOW lot : snap. S-'UU' or uiivifr. pioa.w
nartv from owner. D l0. Oregonian.
LARGE Int. near Broadway car. inc. D 65,
oregonian.
FOR RENT FARMS.
HOOD RIVER. acres, 0-room partly
furnlahed house, nam. orvnaru,
home place amung pi"", oaks, good place
for cows. hogs. poultry. 'ruits; .im
year with a. I crops. Mcr adden. uJd
Venn bids. Main
40-ACKE farm tor rent. 30 miles from Port
land. For particulars inquire ai -vo c.
Taylor sf.. Portland. Or.
FOR RENT acres, all under cultivation.
4-room fuminnea nouse. . co. ia iu..i-.
from Portland. AV o31. Oregonian
JuO ACRES. uO in cultivation, good build in;.
caah or aha res; immeuiai i'or-ivraA.
. tiowwurm. Forest Grove. Or.
TEN ACRES, house, barn, scveu miles out-
171 Third St.
FOR BALE TIMBER LANPg.
FOR PALE About 10 million feet sood tim
ber. 3 million feel piling and 3 thousand
ties on 3"0 acres close to Portland. land
alone worm n an i. o-" ....
terms; an excellent portahta mill propo
sition and timbers can be handled by
trucks Into city; prica S 40. 000. only $10.
UOO cash. E- S. Jackson, 1'07 Railway Ex
change bide.
FOR SALK Timber and sawmills, large and
small tracis itprui . "
alM wood and tie proposition. M. H. Beck
er. 4tl McKay bldg.
TIMBER LANDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
c J Mccracken. 3 04 mcKat bldo.
WANTEU TIM HER LANDS.
SHIP KNEES WANTED.
1WV2-S Broadwa y Bid g.. Portl and.
RAILROAD TIES WANTED-10.000 No. 2
SSW.efl Iir lies, r nwnw
1J1H Yeoo bldg.. l'ortland. Or.
SHIP knee- and hewn ties wanted. Gamb.e
Rtrg bhlp Knee tu-. uwiium
TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.
WOULD exchange general o.acaon.i
stook auo loots. - am-.
gasoline purnp. wagon sca.es. everyihir.g
complete. Exchange equity for ima,l
farm would assume. Box 2. W amic. Or.
WILL trade beautiful apple orchard adjoin
ing town or Mooo niver. wr.. .01 . v
geies property. Addreas owner, 140 Mil
ton ave., ls Anitelcs.
tX' HA.N'GB -0 acres of clear land at Ad-
(I IP On. . I-, 0- "'OI liwvac- ... - "
Und. Phone East iS-1. Tabor lb.y. J. E.
l'erry. 114 Grand ave-
LI.st your property with ua for results, ex
changes Ot merit ; riaoiir.o. A" "
The Kmest Younger Co.. H0-lu7 Park st..
hetwen Washington and Stark sta,
W ANTED To trade 6 lots for house In good
location ana wen uuiii,
t rregonlsn.
'OH SALE OR EXCHANGE R0 acres, four
miles from Lyle. Wash., for Portland prop-
trty. iy ownrr. a - --
:C1IAN1E -'H lot equity in Berkeley.
Cal.. for Portland property; will assume.
All 0. Oregonian.
HAl't or s '! vh.-ap. " sils. improved, luc
far-. A oT. Oregonlun.
TO EniATiE HITEM.AXEOl'S.
TO TRADE A large trunk fr a 12-gaug
shotgun. 1 - on n -
FOR 8 ALE.
, Vehicles, Etc.
PAN" OF GELDINGS. 5 and years old.
wright 200 lbs., sound and true to work,
price $25i.
Span of bavs. mare and geldlnr. 5 and
vears old. weight 2MK1 Ihs.. good, true
workers, free of blrmlahea, $225.
Also aome young farm mare and sev
eral draft teams which would make good
1. .cging homa Model Stable. 5th and
Pavl st. .
HORSE?.
WAGON'S AND HARNESS
Full SALE CHEAP.
S3 EAST TH ST. NORTH.
AU'TloN SALE. Yacolt. Wash . Tuesday.
March nenry laiu'-fn " 1 '
hore4, wis, 1250 to 155) lbs.: S wagons.
a" 1 a narncaa waiua . ..
DEAD etock and old horses bought. Call up
or service and oesi casu rcauna. mh
raoki 63 -J. Phone call paid on dead
x k.
I AM replacing my horse with auto trucks
and Rave iu nean or 01 s i" 1 1 '
Mir. wood yard, bOth and E. Burnside,
Montavl'l car.
A LOT of Haielwood and other wagons for
Sai; afSO noreeS ana narneaa. tf.in o
iixg out of th bora business. Apply 20
linnd ave.
DEAD Hi RrES and anlma.'s baud away
free. Portland Rendering CO. a.i v 00a
ian SO. m
Itt.kl-POU.ND and lut0-pound horse for aa.e.
Empire Transfer. 1 j in 11. Ji.iin i?o".
DEAD stork taken quickly; we pay the mo-t
for dead and crippled stock, tapor tj'j.
WANTED To buy a oung, aU-arjund good
horse. Call T;bor Jrt3t.
piano. Onaaa and Malral Int rumenr.
WANTED A good mandolin reasonable
tale price. D o4 OregonUn. J
FOB SALE.
Piano. Org-nns and Musical Instruments.
FRED W . GRAVES, who has withdrawn
from the tiravfs Music Store, has a few
high-grade sliKhily used pianna to dispose
Ol ai BOOUl J1MII pi fie. iiiiiuuius j.aa u.
Pond. Eitey. Vose & Son. Smith & Barnes,
Bsus, made by Jacob Doll, and others for
IUS. 1. SI.'." anil up. itoom oi. ran
a ma bklg.. ad and Alder. Tel. Main 31t0
from I" A. M. to 4 P. M.
CLOSING OUT -"." upright piano $45
cash: a S360 one. cash, and J4Jj one.
$Wj cseli. A:so modem, virtually new
$T3 up.-iifht, liMi; a 4l.i one. fiiio casn;
a f.Mi .irinn. 2H cash, at Security Storage
Co.. lOtf 4th iu st Washington sc. PUnoi
stored. Umc monthly, or bought and so.d
for cash. Phone Main WJ.J.
2Uc DAI 1 .Y buys SoTo piano, less 25 per
cent. S.'sijO; 40c daily buys S'loO player
ulano. less 25 per cent. i .. ueii
aavincs bank for the home: secures musi
cal education, entertainment and the prop
erty, gchw-an I'U'no Co.. ill i?ourth st.
i;XCKLIal-;NT piano and 3-paaaenser Over
land car. both good condition ; must sel!
at ncc: cash for the car and some terms
on the piano: iuick action necessary. Ask
for ('line, at iMiern music iiquw.
jyo CASJU'buys s::Tj Ernest Gaoler upright
piano, end $tio cash a VoOO bS-note
lK-lnze p:ayer piano at Security Storage
Ce.. 109 4th tt. at Waehington.
gJOO KI.NPISR A COLLINS. -'!.
$7iO Karrand Civilian player, $298.
HAROLD S. GZLPERT. Yamhill St,
w x VTi-:i) To liuv unncht Dluno. cash;
state make and name, age, condition and
price. A M .. Oregonian.
ALM ST n -w piano, latest style,
miKhty cheap and (rivo easy
wanted. V 1--. Oregonisn.
will sell
terms if
WANTiiD To buy uprlsht piano; ('will pay
CHsh; one sultutits for country home. rea
W. Groves. -!oJ North luth.
FlR SALE Cheap for cush. good piano,
i'all Wood lawn -.'n0 after 6:30 P. M. Mon
day. W. ti. Smith.
FOR SALE Will sell or exchange fine
$100 'cello, saxaphone tor first-Ctaaa 'cello.
V 377. Oreg-onlan.
KENT a piano, most reasonable terms In
Portland : no aquares or tnump Duxes.
Harold s. Giinert. JW4 ramnui st
INDIAN motorcycle, twin cyl.. 7'i-H. P.,
7. Phone Main 041. ask for W einer.
PIAN'OS tuned. $3. George T. Peck. Tabor
8074. Grad. New En?. Conservatory.
WILL sell high-grade upright piano cheap.
Empire Transfer. 14." 11th st. .Main lMiH.
WANTED Piano or player piano for cash;
state price. G !7. Oregonian.
COLUMBIA Grafonola for rent with records.
Empire Transfer. 145 11th st. Main !..
1 PAY CASH for uaed pianos.
Gilbert. 34 Yamhill st.
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS WANTED.
MAIN 41.0. TABOR 671 A. ll'H FIRST.
urnlttire for Sale.
HIGH-GRADE furniture for sale; can be
seen at .-4 East Alder St.. flat B. between
9 and 2:3 o'clock; no dealers.
MALLEABLE range cookstove for sale, in
first-class condition. Call at 311 17th.
FURNITURE of 5-room bungalow. 380 East
4th st. North, before noon; no dealers.
Doga. Birds and Pet Ptock.
THOROUGH BRED Scotch collie pup. Reas
onable. Phone Sell. 31!X
Livestock.
PUBLIC SALE.
Wednesday. March I'O. at 10 A. M 1 16
miles southeast of Dundee; 4o splendid
mfich cows of high producing- quality, con
sisting of high-grade Holfteins. Jerseys
and Uurhami; mostly freah or coming
fresh. One registered Jersey bull. AU
tubercular tested and free from contagious
abortion. A
C. W. ALT MAN, Owner.
J W. HUGHES. Auctioneer.
S. L. PARRETT. Clerk.
TWO voung graded Jersey cows, giving 1 a
and 2 gal. miik. coming In good time this
Fall, one in Sept. and one Oct. Phone 31.
K. Hillsboro. Write Portland, R. F. D.
J. box K. $75 eachK
FOR SALE Cow and a heifer calf: a good
plow horse: a Shetland pony, with har
ness and buggy. Main 4005. Call after 5
P. M. or before 8 A. M.
FOR SALE Six young cows, milking, 5400
to 7300 lbs. milk per year actual weight,
grade Jerseys, just fresh and tested. line
- condition? AL 55. Oregonian.
FOR SALE Fresh cow and calf: will trade
for UHMi-lb. horse, 4i:o Hawthorne ave.
East .
FAMILY' cows, several good ones, for sale,
frejih A. Schlecht. Tigard. Or.
Launches and Boats.
FOR SALE l-rooru houseboat. 7-foot porch
all around; cost me $11!U0 to build; will
sell cheap. Take Fulton far to Lee 9t
go to river. a?k for Hay Robinson.
:6-FT.. 8-FT. beam. 10-H. P. engine, all
equipped: for quick sale will sell for $200.
Main 1G0.
Typewriters
WE can save from 50 to 7o per cent on all
makes of typewriters: send for our price
list Retail Department. WHOLESALE
TYPEWRITER CO., SHI Washington st.
NEW Remington rental plan, rent applies
to purchase. Visible models. Remington
Typo writer Co., SS Broadway. Phone
Broadway 621. '
REMINGTON and Underwood typewriters
for rent. Empire Transfer Co., 145 11th
st. Main 100.
NEW rebuilt, second -hand rentals at cut
rstes. P. D. Co.. l':il Stark St. Main 1407.
REBUILT typewriters arid repairing. Oregon
Typewriter Co.. t4 nth st. Main 36t8.
REBUILT typewriters and
Dealers. E. W. Peaae Co.
upplies. Corona
110 6th.
UNDERWOOD five, in perfect condition; $50
caPh. D 4. oregonian.
Motorcycles,
FOR SALE OR TRADE Twin Thor, fully
awi iiinrwd motorcycle, for good cow. L.
Oldenburg, Gresham, R, A, Bellrose Sta
tion.
PRAGG'S auto service; good cars, compe
tent drivers. 6th and Washington. Main
70MV
Machinery.
ONE CYLINDER PRESS. 3 platen presses,
tvne. stones and miscellaneous tools: com
plete equipment for printing-offices, new
and second-hand. Printers' and Publish
ers' Exchange. 207 Second st.
2 ROCK CRUSHERS, dirt cheap; 2 donkey
engines; 3 complete set derrick Irons: Z
tons to 18 tons; price right for quick sale.
C 45. Oregonian.
FOR SALE 600.000 feet left and right-lay
steel cable, standard sizes. In Al condi
tion. Can make Immediate thlpmt. Geo. A,
Purch Co.. 103 Main st.. San, Francisco.
Automobile.
GOOD USED CARS AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES WHILE THEY LAST.
1915 3-passenger Ford, good shape... $325
Briscoe. 5-passehger. aluminum body 450
1K16 Cole, best buy in city.
White gas "nA
Saxon 2-paes., like new, repainted 675
Cole 30 250
Ford, worm drivV, new, cheap.
Saxon 4 roadster, only run 53 miles,
extra tire 600
All these cars will bear Inspection. Come
In. look them over before you buy. Open
Sunday. Easy terms,
W. H. WALLINGFORD.
322 Alder St. Main 2492.
MOTORS, gears, bearings, wheeis. axles; we
wreck all makes of cirs and se.l their
parts at half price. Auto Wrecking Ctx,
s;-9193 North Broadway.
1915 6-40 7-passenger Hudson the light
six. Excellent conditicn. $725; $100 worth
of extra a H 48. Oregonian.
FOR SALE Three one-ton trucks at a bar
gain. 1017 and 1918 models. R 5. Ore
gonian. ICAN use your Ford. Maxwell or Chevrolet
on my brand new Saxon Six. Call Adams,
l'Ho FORD, 75 in extras. l.MS Ford, $100
'and extras. Earl Ransom, 209 Union ave.
N. Phone Eat 3o4.
KcR SALE Ford runabout, in good con
dition: price $250. Hotel Helvetia, 24fl
Salmon si
LATEST style Ford convertible sedan, very
fine, great sacrifice. 125 16th st.
FORD toui-lng. Ford ruuabout. Ford truck;
must he sold. 211 Washington.
SLIGHTLY used tires. $3 o $15 each; vul
canized, 25c; tire repairing. 207 Madison.
1915. 5-pa sa Ford; private use only; in good
order; $310. Phone Tabor 52 TO.
WILL sell mv litis Chandler, cheap; cord
tires. Al shj-pe. Y 117. or-cor.,an.
AUTOMOBILE salesroom for rent iu Speed-w-il
l:drf.. 14h and Loucb.
1917 BUICK SLX, $9a0; snap, WoooUawu 737.
FOB SAiK.
Automobile?.
FORDS. DODGE!. BUICKS.
IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR A
GOOD USED CAR. SEE OUR STOCK. WE
HAVE THE BEST IN THE CITY.
litll Buick. first-class condition $ 250
3 Mill Bulck. first-class condition 3O0
3ii:S Bulck. first-class condition 75
Cadillac, first-class condition 400
a!1: Cadillac, great shape 575
1H15 Cadillac Eight, first-class- con
dition
1013 Chalmers Six, great buy 500
3!14 Chalmers Four, first-class 425
11H4 Cole Big Six. just like new looo
ll16 Dodge delivery 50
1017 Ford, over $2o0 worth of extras 625
Ford new 1-ton truck 650
l!16 Maxwell, first-class 500
1014 OverlariH delivery 350
lil7 Studebaker Six, Just like new... 3050
1013 Packard Six. perfect condition... 750
1113 Mitchell Four 500
3 012 Reo roadster, first-class 200
liUd" Ford ttoO
MANY OTHERS.
COVEY MOTOR CAR COM PANT,
Washington st. at 21st.
, Main 6244.
VORD. FORD. FORD.
Ford touring, with seat covers and ex-
tras; looks like new, an extra goon Duy;
price this A. M-. cash or terms, $350.
-Ask for Mr. Hildebrandt,
344 Burnside SL
Broadway SO.
' USED FORDS.
Bargains In touring cars and .roadsters.
Every car overhauled and repainted.
ROBINSON -SMITH CO..,
Authorized Ford Dealer.
6th and Madison.
3-PASSENGER Overland car and excellent
piano, both good condition; must sell at
once; cash for the car and some terms on
the piano. Ask for Cline, at Ellera Music
House.
S05o WILL buy my Saxon Six. Al condition.
New tires, can j aoor r.;u.
Automobiles Wanted.
LONG &. SILVA.
Auto wreckers. W wreck cars and save
you 50 per cent .on parts. Send in the parts
you need ana we wui aupi.ca.ie uieiu.
Autos bought regardless of condition.
Phone East 6,40. 4'J2 Hawthorne ave.
SPOT CASH
Paid for late model touring cars
and roadsters. Must be In good condition.
THE USED CAR EXCHANGE,
527 Washington street.
Broad way 5468.
Havk clear lot near Reed College. Portland
and cash for Dodge or other good auto
mobile. C. H. Turner, uaner. ur.
WANTED A Ford touring car; must be in
rood condition and cheap for cash. C. G.
K.. 500 Oregonian.
t wii.f. tv i-al for vour Ford. Earl Ran
nm. 2oy Union ave. N. Phone East 304.
TO TRADE Cottage on beach for car. Tel
ephone East 4575. Wm. Dunsmoor.
Auto Tires and Accessories.
oinTQ PARTS. PARTS. PARTS.
WE WRECK ALL MAKES OF CARS
FOR THEIR GOOD PARTS; 60 to 80
PER CENT OFF
AUTO RECONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
THIRD AND GL1SAN STS.
A 2629. BDWY. 2629.
THE LIBERTY PAINT SHOP, 13th and
jffer-jon sts. Your dollar goes farthest
here. Fords painted complete, $9. Larger
cars in proportion. Expert workmanship;
best of materials; 31 years in foruana,
exclusively In paint business.
l.AMHKRT TRUBL-PRUF TIRES.
We have a few 30x344, 32x34 and :4x4
factory seconds for sale at $20. $22.50
and $23, respectively. V2o Grand ave. N
CALL MAIN 4768. Highest prices paid for
old cars, condition no oojec
Automobiles for Hire.
NEW CARS TO RENT
WITHOUT DRIVERS.
DE LUXE 6-C YLINDER, 5 OR 7 PAS
SENGER, FAXON. 6-CYL1NDER, 6-PASSENGER.
PACKARD 3, CHEVROLETS. FORDS,
ALL NEW CARS.
G. N. SMITH,
8D AND G LIS AN. BDWY. 2629.
FOR SALE A number of houses at Uni
versity Park, price from $1350 to $5500.
on reasonable terms; also cheap lots, some
are real bargains. w. u. mcnaras, urn
versity Park, city. 670 Lombard st.
AUTO TOWING AND SERVICE CAR.
We are prepared to tow your auto any
where you wish. Day and night service.
LONG & SILVA.
Phone East 6840.
lUTOS WITHOUT DRIVER FOR HIRE.
7-pass. car with driver.
LONG & SILVA,
462 HAWTHORNE AVE. Phone E. 684a
NEW CARS FOR RENT WITHOUT DRIV
ERS. G. N. SMITH, av aau uiaiaaa
STS. A 2f29. BDWY. 2C29.
AITTOS WITHOUT DRIVERS.
New cars, reasonable rates. City Garage,
S6 10th st. 3 road way aw.
'pHAfiiVS AUTO SERVICE; good cars, com
oetent drivers, etn-ana wasningiuo.
Main TOKO.
5-PASS. Dodge lor hire, touring, calling.
shopping, nignway. uroauwaj don.
NEW SAXON- 6, highway, depots, funerals,
caning. Shopping, reaaonapie. aaai -oo-
AIITOS without driver for hire, fashion
Garage, lotn ana s.mniit. Jiar. a
31 iscellaneous.
FOR SALE FOR CASH-One 6-H. P. ver
tical steam engine complete, useu ci
little: nrice S65. One 10-gallon White
Mountain ice cream freezer, price $..
One No. 2 Victor ice crusher, price ' $50.
Hood River Creamery Co., Hood River, Or.
SEWING machines, new and second-hana.
r a 1 1 m u Ufa rn.ni n ior tesa. no hkcii 10 em
ployed; machines repaired and rented. $3
per month.
SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM.
190 ad near Taylor. A 3626. Main 9431.
stocks FOR SAL1S TELEUKArn UK
DERS. IOO snares narroun iioiors ior
$400. 100 shares American Telegraphone
for $135: 125 Hoffman Oil Ketining ior
1200 A. L. DEI BEL, kittle Hock. Aric
t.pAifv nnnp. EH? Verv atreravating tn
deed. Wny not a permanent roof? We
nxvdize all kinds of leaky roofs. 608
Tourny bldg. Main 6886.
STORE fixtures including soda
shelvlag. counter, showcases at
ings worth. '
fountain,
240 Kill-
BILLIARD and pocket billiard tables; show
cases and wallcase, fixtures; easy terms.
W. J. Quigley, 227 3st, Main 5w.
FOR SALE or rent, logging and hoisting
engines, all kinds machinery, ran a, cars.
Railway Equipment Co., 23o Stark St.
FOR SALE ADDRESSING MACHINE.
39. Oregonian.
FOUR showcases, reasonable price. Phone
Tabor 3!2; residence 1900 E. Gllsan.
MANDY LEE incubator. 250-egg. only used
one season. Phone Main oti2i.
VACUUM cleaners sold, repaired, rented, ex
changed, bought. Bentley Co. Main 8582.
TAILOR-MADE SUITS, slightly used, from
$4 up. Uncle Joe. 39 3d St., cor. Ash.
SEVERAL good second-hand safes at th
right price. 46 Front st. Broadway 1966.
FC R NTT CE E WANTED.
GEVURTZ FURNITURE COMPANY.
185 to 191 First St,
BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR USED
FURNITURE
Stoves, ranges, rugs, store fixtures, reas
taurant outfits, hotels, rooming-houses,
office furniture, furniture stocks; nothing
too big or too small for ua Prompt at
tention and courteous treatment.
MARSHALL 5991,
A 3224.
READ IMPORTANT READ.
We carry a greater varied assortment of
new and used merchandise than any store
In the city. There is hardly an item we
do not buy and sell. We specialize in
shelf and heavy hardware, sporting goods,
household goods, office furniture, hotel
and camp supplies.
When you have anything to buy or sell,
call or phone
MAIN 9072. A 7174.
LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO.,
21-3-5 Front st.. ior. Salmon.
CALL MAIN 309 IMMEDIATELY. WE PAY
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES EVER
PAID BY AN x U.Nt inm tin rvn
FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC. YOUR
CVLL WILL BRING THE BUYER WITH
THE MONEY. KLINE'S FURNITURE
STORE; 192 FIRST ST.. NEAR TAYLOR.
MAIN 309.
MUST HAVE USED FURNITURE Spot
cash for your second-hand furniture, car
nets, stoves, rugs, etc Call us for one ar
ticle or a house full. Phor. and a' cour
teous buyer will cr!l. Main 4773.
BEFORE selling your furniture can up
166-16S First St, Main 4633.
If you are in need of furniture, new or
used, give us a inai.
PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR USED FURNI-
TUKL, UL,Cr lil IWVAA,.T.4W
CLEARING HOUSE. MARSHALL 4783.
CALL Main 734. We need your iurnuure,
we will pay you m mi --
Stoves, carpets ana nouKuuiu gooo-.
FURNITURE You can dispose of at sTood
prices at trown x u. -u-
Marshall 2693
WE NEED SECOND-rlAIMU rutwuurvi.
of any description; nav mo reuuj .u.
Phone today. Main 4627. or 204 First St.
HOUSEHOLD r I J rti IT u rtc wajii
WILL I caan.
THE most cash for your furniture ana
r . ... ,-a j
jrjy, pay beat Brie, Msioaol &o2
musical instruments, aiain uyo.
FURNITURE WANTED.
M.ISH FURNITURE CO. wtil pay highest
cash price ever paid for used furniture,
carpets, rugs, stoves, ranges, office fur
niture and fixtures. It will pay you to
cail us. You will be money ahead.
MISH FURNITURE CO.. 164 FIRST.
Main 57 6S.
WANT rugs, dressers, range, etc No deal
ers. Main 4405. Tabor 6798.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
$7.50 AND UP $7.50.
Call Marshall 1220, or 224 Madison st,,
to sell your castoff clothing.
J. Meyer, the Tailor, pays $7.50 and up
for second-hand suits. Ha pays more for
shoes and other clothing. Wo call any
where in the city, day or evening. Call
Marshall 122tf, or 22'J Madison.
8.00 AND UP- $8.00
FOR MEN'S SUITS
GOLDSTEIN, THE TAJ.LOR. PAYS
HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OK
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, SHOES,
ETC WILL CALL ANY PART OF CITY.
PHONE MAIN 4776.
24K FIRST STREET.
Between Main and Madison.
WK RUY DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, PLATI
num. sliver and high-grade ore. Gather It
ud and get the money. Do It now. We
also design, make and repair Jeweiry.
Pickering & Company. 937 .Northwestern
Bank bidg.. 9th floor.
OUR specialty is buying ladies' and gents'
cast-off clothing. Highest cash price paid.
Will call day or night.
PEOPLE'S SECOND-HAND STORE.
Marshall 3225, or 209 Madison St,
& KCOND-HAND clothing wanted. J. Meyer.
the tailor, pays $7.50 and up for suits; he
pays more tor shoes and clothing. We call
anywhere In the city, day or evening. Mar
shall 1229, or 229 Madison,
WANTED 2d-hand 20-plate static machine
and motor; resinator; electric light bath
cabinet; viorator. jhusl oe in gooa conui
tion and fair in price. G 9S. Oregonian
SUBSTANTIAL second-hand sacks and bar
rels, 50-gallon; brokers invited. P. O. box
902. Portland.
HKST caah d rices naid for used office fur
niture. Desks, chairs, files for sale or rent.
Pacific Stat'y & ng. Co.. xu. no. at.
WE NEED SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
of any description; have the ready cash.
Phone today. Main 4627. or 204 First st.
GOSPEL TENT WANTED.
About 4bx64 feet. 600 Duane st., Oregon
City. Or.
FULL value paid for second-hand goods and
junk. Call Main 784.
WINCHESTER and Remington automatic
A pump shotguns wanted. Hochfeld, bo 3d.
WANTED,
bor 8198.
to rent, typewriter. Phone Ta-
WANTED 14-inch steel plow,
harrow. East T166.
two-section
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
clothes. Main 9344,
tor second-hand
HELP WANTED MALE,
WAGON WASHER WANTED.
88 E. 7TH ST. NORTH.
YOUNG man for assistant shipping clerk;
permanent position with possibilities for
. advancement; state experience and sal
ary expected. L 56, Oregonian.
BOY wanted to learn the mechanical end
of the typewriter business. Apply the
Underwood Typewriter Co., loth, and
Stark. .
WANTED Young man to work oa a ranch
in Eastern Oregon; must know how to
handle horses and all-around ranch work;
wages $50 per month. Cail East 3251.
WANTED at once, first-class experienced
knee bolterman, to work on left-handed
machine. Apply Western Cooperage Mill
office. Phone Columbia 52
WANTED MEN TO STAY AWAY FROM
OREGON CITY. LEBANON AND CAMAS.
BIG STRIKE IN PAPER MILLS. S. EJD
LAUNER. OREGON CITY. 1 T
WANTED At once, first-class experienced
knee bolterman to work on left-handed
machine. Apply Western Cooperage Mill
office. Phone Columbia 52.
MECHANICAL and structural steel design
ers and detaiters; good job-for first-class
men. Address Chief Engineer, box 1605,
Tacoma. Wash.
WANTED Y"oung man, 17 or 18. for office
and collecting; state previous employment
and references. P 43, Oregonian -
WANTED lst-class auto top and body man;
best wages to good trimmer; steady worK.
Northwest Auto Top Co., Tacoma, Wash.
DELIVERY' BOY'S and wagon boys; good
wages. Apply superintendent g office, to
10 A. M. Olds, Wortman & King.
COATMAKER wanted
pay $9 and
up. Address
$2o per week and
Huber, Baker. Or.
MEN wanted to work on river steamboats.
$55 per month ana ooara. Appiy wash-ington-street
dock.
A STRONG young man wanted to work in
factory. Puritan- itg. to., oth and iast
Oak sts.. city.
WANTED Man and wife on farm; woman
to assist with housework; 1 mile from
town; 4 in family. Box 3, rjubbard. Or.
HOTEL COOK, $150; ranch,
$10; chambermaid, $47.50.
Washington st-
$f5; bus girl,
Hansen, 327
WANTED The best baritone in Portland for
the best local male quartet; must reau
music fairly well. J 57, Oregonian.
WANTED A first-class shoemaker at once;
wages $21 per week and up; steady work.
A. F. Broo, Lewiston, Idaho.
TAILOR wanted, good all-around man on
new and old work, steady job and good
wages. 384 3d st.
WANTED Man and wife, for dairy ranch;
man must ne good miiKer. i-none lauor
3903. T 6. Oregonian. '
WANTED 2 news agents to work on pas
senger trains; small casn nona required.
Apply at 131 N. 5th st.
WANTED An
experienced houseman for
Must - have references. 171
family hotel.
Lownsdale.
WANTED Good steady dishwasher, good
pay for the right man; no work Sunday.
Italian Restaurant, 100 First St.
EXPERIENCED shoe salesman for perma
nent position. Apply immediately, Lev
itt's Store, corner 4th and Washington.
WANTED Experienced baker's helper, $18
per week, at w inters .Bakery, uauas,
Polk County. Oregon.
WANTED Y'oung man, 16 to 38 years of
age, lor ornce work evenings i.-ou to v
P. M. L 55, Oregonian.
WELL educated boy, .about 15 years of age,
wanted for work in an ornce and as mes
senger. O 59. Oregonian.
WANTED Two coatmakers, helper on coats
and vestmaker. -tv. c. irvm ot -o., -uu
Selling bldg. .
MOVING-PICTUE operator, evenings,, state
experience, lowest salary, reierences. u
86. Oregonian.
CAPABLE adv. and job printer, able to run
presses and linoiype; preaiiius wages.
Address P. O. box 202, Oregon City.
BOY 18 years old to run elevator. Apply
immediately, j-evni s omrw, wnitsi n
and Washington.
WANTED Experienced salesmen for do
mestic and nouse xurnismng uepariiiieiito.
Roberts Bros.. 3d ana Morrison sts.
BELL boy
wanted. Rainier Hotel, 128 N.
Sixth.
A BUSHELMAN tailor wanted at rt.
Gray s, V est irarK ana w asnington.
MEN wanted to. distribute circulars by Ore-
gon Distributing to., bo .cast in st. w.
YOUNG man wanted.
Marsh Hat Works,
382 Morrison.
WANTE D First -cl ass ladies'
Paul & Co., 3HO Morrison si.
WANTED Man
to work in stable, 546
Front.
NIGHT watchman, experienced In handling
boilers. 507 Oregon mug. "
WANTED Men for warehouse work. Apply
American can 10.. inn aim rrwu a.
WANTED A first-class barber, guaranteed
$21 week. Plaatine, or. .
WANTED CARPENTER. 44TH AND SAN-
D I KUAU.
EXPERIENCED dishwasher wanted.
tilion. 108 5th. Appiy ij. a. jl
BOYS WANTED TO LEARN TRADE.
Good wages. F. W. Baltes A Co.. Printers.
ASSISTANT DRUGGIST.
Alder st
Haack Bros., 351
UPHOLSTERER wanted. Multnomah Furn.
Hospital. 354 3d st. 'Main 41)54.
WANTED Delivery boy in grocery.
Union ave. N. Phone East 3829.
GOOD laboratory man wanted at Alba Bros.,
dentists. 245 Morrison St., cor. Second.
BOYS WANTED TO LEARN TRADE.
Good wages. F. W. Baltes & Co., Printers.
JANITOR and wife wanted for modern apt,
house; wages -good,- O 841. Oregonian.
FURNITURE workers wanted.
Mattress Co., Seattle. Wash.
Washington
w v tn. frun berrv vines, make garden. Cor-
I ner 89th and Base Line Road. -
LOGGING oamp cook wan ts work ; go at
once ; much experience. C 7a. Oregonian.
WANTED Neat-appearing boy, over 16 yrs.
Ed. L. Krebs. 247 Stark.
WANTED Cabinet-makers. Apply Cham
pion Mfg. Co.. E. 7th and Main sts.
WANTED Experienced shipping clerk; give
references. Address AH 792. Oregonian.
WANTED All-around cook. Woodlawn 2913,
wv '
HELP WANTED MALE,
Strike On.
MEN WANTED.
West Linn Mills.
$3.48 GRINDERS. 8 HOURS.
$3.36 LOWEST PAID.
Eight hours shift work.
Nirte hours days alone.
Board and bed $7 week. '
Beck's Hotels, 5th and 8th and Main,
across bridge from Oregon City. Free em
ployment office on mill walk.
WIRELESS AUTOMOBILE AVIATION
BUSINESS STENOGRAPHY DRAFT
ING CHEMISTRY
10,000 automobile mechanics, 15,000
radio operators, 0,000 aviation men and
almost numberless bookkeepers, stenog
raphers, typists, draftsmen and chemists
re urgently needed now by the Govern
ment, GET READY. The Portland Y. M.
C. A, Department of Education offers
expert individual training. Call, phone or
write for Information.
m DIVISION C. OFFICE 416.
WANTED At once, experienced retail lum
ber yard managers at points in Alberts
and Saskatchewan, Canada, Only men
highly recommended and not eligible for
military service need apply. In applica
tion state nationality, age, experience and
give references. Apply R. L. P. A., 910
Credit Foncier bldg.. Vancouver. B. C.
WANTED Men for power station work;
several competent power station operators,
exempt from draft, wanted at once. Ap
ply in person or by letter stating age, past
experience, qualifications, etc.. to Supt. of
I'ower. Pacific Power & Light Company,
Kennewick, Wash.
GARDENER to care for city home; must be
competent to take care of flowers, veg
etables, garden and yard; middle-aged
man without incumbrances preferred ;
good home and good wages for right man.
See J. L. Bowman, at the Brownsville
Woolen Mills Store.
PHARMACIST WANTED AT ONCE Either
lady or gentleman; must be registered in
Oregon, capable of managing my business.
I am drafted. Give full details in answer,
and state salary wanted. T. H. Ghorm
ley. Helix. Or.
WANTED Young man, state military status,
for assistant superintendent, executive,
capable handling men, detail work; steady
and good references required. Write fully
experience and references. P. O. box 902,
Portland.
WANTED Two stationary engineers for 12
hour shifts in vegetable drying plant in
country. Unmarried men preferred; state
experience and salary wanted. P. O.lJox
368. Independence, Or.
ALL-AJJOUND man on medium-sized new
worlc and who can make tools and jigs
required for small special machine; light,
clean shop. State salary and experience.
J 61, Oregonian.
WANTED Clean young man for office and
store manager in near-by logging camp.
Excellent opportunity for college man
with training in economics and accounting.
Best salary offered. AH 109, Oregonian.
WANTED Young man. 10 to 20 years of
age, for office work and collecting; good
chance for promotion; state age. experi
ence and salary expected. G 71, Ore
gonlan. LABORERS and teamsters, good pay. good
work and good camps at Rice Hill. Isa
dora and Oakland. Oregon. Apply Warren
Construction Company, J. W. Sweeney,
superintendent,
SHOEMAKER wanted; first-claes workman;
also operator ior Champion stitcner;
wages $28 to $35 per week, according to
anility. Federal Shoe Repairing Co., 1407
Third ave., Seattle, Wash.
WANTED MASTER MECHANIC IN SAW
MILL. CAPACITY lOO.OOO. inuit
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED, GOOD REF
ERENCES REQUIRED, GOOD SALARY.
ADDRESS AV'557, OREGONIAN.
COMPETENT- stenographer and office assist
ant, lumber experienced preferred, salary
to start $100 per mo.; splendid opportunity
for advancement. Oregon Lumber Co.,
Baker. Or.
WANTED One cook's helper, $75 per month
and board; 2 aisnwasners, nu per monm
and board; work 6 days per week. Apply
to chef, Washington-Hazelwood, 127 Broad
way. .
WANTED Experienced flat work washer.
Apply Oregon aunury.
YOUNG man for traveling sales crew; no
experienced required, must, ne single mm
willing to work for advancement. Apply
10 to 12. Mr. Gilham, Carlton Hotel. ,
PACKER who has had experience packing
groceries and otner mercnanaise, perma
nent position. Apply Jones Cash Store,
Front and Oak. P
WANTED A man capable of hard work.
who has naa togging eipenence , oou
wages. Give phone number. G 69. Ore
gon ian. "
WANTED Boy, 16 or over, to work in mail
ing room ot Tle uregonmu. oe m.
Dewey, basement of Oregonian building,
Tuesday morning bet. 8 'and 9 o'clock.
BOYS make $3 to $3.50 a day delivering
packages for the mercnanta; 011-yc.es im
nlshed if necessary. Broadway 4808, A
2464. ' 15 N. 12th st.
STRONG boy wanted, 16. to learn trade,
one with wheel preferred. Marvel Plating
Works, corner East 6th and Belmont, 413
Belmont. .
WANTED Two first-class hand or machine
box nailers. Apply H. Kelly, box dept..
Union Meat Company, North Portland, Or.
Take Kenton car. m
WANTED An office boy in architect!
fice. O 71. Oregonian '
of-
Help Wanted Agents.
LIVE barbers wanted to sell electric hair
cutting machines. P. C. & B. S. Co.. 86 6th.
AGENTS at once. Sell 50c per month, hos
pltal tickets. 206 Corbett bldg.
Help Wanted fralesmcn.
WANTED A high-class salesman visiting
the furniture trade to sell our reed and
rattan as a side line; our house has manu
factured for 10 years and we meet the
market on both quality and price; give
present connection and references. Com
munications confidential. Rattan Works,
Santa Barbara, Cal. -
SALESMEN WITH MAGAZINE OR NEW8
PAPER EXPERIENCE TO TRAVEL
WITH BEST MAGAZINE PROPOSITION
IN THE WORLD; T AN HOUR IF YOU
WORK. APPLY WESTERN MAGAZINE
CORPORATION, 907 SPALDING BLDO.
WANTED Shoe salesman; good steady posi
tion for right man; must be young man
of neat appearance and experienced in this
line; recommendation required with appli
cation Address Lock Box 10O. Baker, Or.
WANTED First-class salesman and col
lector for city work; opportunity to work
with experienced man; the business i
learned. .Singer Sewing Machine Co., 402
Washington st. ,
SALESMAN wanted; high-class specialty; te
call on doctors with new line surgical In
struments. Prefer man who can nnance
and handle salesmen.
Suite 314, Hotel
Imperial.
WANTED Experienced bond salesmen; give
full particulars In letter. Address box 389,
Pocatello, Jdaho, to arrange personal iu-
tervlew.
STEADY position, good pay, for a city sales
man. A 84, Oregonian.
HELP WASTED FEMALE.
WANT housekeeper who is willing to go to
construction camp; will guarantee $o0 to
start. Y 116. Oregonian.
LADIES to act as corsetierea; extra value
of reasonably priced corsets and acces
sorles. Y 318, Oregonian.
WAITRESS; no Sunday work. Damascus
Lunch, 148 Broadway.
WANTED Experienced housekeeper.
Ramapo, 14th. and w asningiou.
WANTED Nurse girl from 8 until 5 daily.
185 16th st.
DAIRY lunch service, camp waitress, hotel
room 435. 270 'A Wash.
WAITRESS WANTED Ai ZZo mauiou.i
STREET.
GIRL-or woman for housework, half days
or all day. East 2789.
DISHWASHER and exp. waitress . $30 ( mo.,
room and board. 54o Hood. Main 621.
FINISHER wanted on men's coats. 606
. Goodnough.
GIRL for general housework, 3 adults. 73d
Kearney. , .
WAITRESS WANTED.
Stein's Restaurant,
70 Broadway.
WANTED Janitress, $10 per wk., short hrs.,
Sunday. Hotel Ramapo, 14th and Wash.
WANTED Cook, experienced, $45 to $50.
Phone Main &010.
WANTED Waitress,
273 Burnside, New
England KeBiauram.
WANTED At the Oregon City Hospital,
niht nurse at once.
PRIVATE home for children, 3 to '12 year3
old; 15 years' exp. 714 Everett. Mar. 2162.
NURSES for training In Klamath Falls Hos
pital. Apply to Mary M. Kelly, Supt.
CAMP restaurant, hotel, family help.
Hansen's Empt, 327 Wash, st.. rm. 302.
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Mandarin
Cafe. 362 .Morrison si. can aner n j. m.
GIRL for second work la small institution.
742 Overton.
GIRL to care
wood 282 L
for 4-year-old child. Sell-
WANTED A waitress. Campbell Hotel.
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