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TILE 3ICRXIXG OltEGOXLVN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
20, 1018.
ONE SHIP LAUNCHED
; AT 563,300.010 YARD
Record of Hog Island Plant Is
Bared by Mr. Piez.
CRAFT IS FOUND UNFIT
Senator Johnson Suggests That Ves
sel Is Put In Water Before Com-'
, plctioa for Propaganda.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. The cost of
the sreat shipbuilding plant at Hog
Island was estimated today at $63,
300,000 by Charles Piez, general man
ager of the Shipping Board's emer
gency fleet corporation. He said that
Jhe yard, which has delivered only one
ship and has 50 keels laid, should be
completed in 60 days.
The original estimate of the cost for
the plant on a smaller scale wzus 921,
000,000, and this was increased later to
$27,000,000. Upon a survey to be made
about January 1 to determine whether
the American International Corporation
is reducing operating expenses, Mr. Piez
said, will determine whether the Gov
ernment shall take over the shipyard.
Ship Launched Too Soon.
The witness said so far keels for 50
ships had been laid, one ship delivered
and five are in the basin. The one ship
delivered was launched prematurely,
which delayed Its being placed In serv
ice by about 60 days, but he said the
vessel was given the highest rating
by Lloyd's. Mr. Piez said he anticipated
the delivery of two more ships before
January 1.
He praised the work performed by
the Skinner & Eddy plant at Seattle.
Wash., which produced 20 ships this
year on a five-way yard. This plant
holds the record for production.
Mr. Piez said the armistice will not
Interfere with the production of ships
by the fleet corporation, which will go
.on laying keels under present con
tracts. "Does the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion propose to go on building ships at
the present cost?" asked Senator
Harding.
"We have not been Instructed other
wise. It would be an expensive opera
tion to quit now."
"Would you go on if it was your pri
vate enterprise?" Senator Harding
asked.
"I believe I would."
Cost to IT. S. Great.
When the witness said the .approxi
mate cost of these ships would be about
$225 per ton. Senator Harding de
clared this was two or three times
wha. other countries are paying.
Mr. Piez said England now pays
about $140 per ton and that the emer
gency fleet corporation had been con
tracting for cargo ships at about $190
a ton, the cost depending on the type
of ship.
Replying to a statement made by
Senator Harding that the contracts for
ships had been awarded to meet war
emergency, Mr. Piez said the emergency
- ships had not passed and he rec
ommended going ahead to meet the
world tonnage shortage which he esti
mated at 20,000,000 deadweight tons.
The witness testified that the Quist
conck, the first ship completed at Hog
Island, was launched August 5, when
about 63 per cent riveted. This, he
said, was necessary to carry out the
launching programme which was at
tended by President Wilson. Senator
Johnson suggested that the launching
had been for propaganda purposes.
Mr. Piez described the progress on
the wooden shipbuilding programme.
He said 134 vessels of that class had
been completed, 133 launched, 169 were
on the ways, while contracts for 160
had been canceled. In addition, the
board canceled contracts for 20 steel
ships, 100 wooden barges and suspend
ed work on 90 seagoing tugs.
Tourist Travel Increasing.
California travel continues to In
crease as the holiday season draws
near. Train No. 53, the Oregonian, is
, running in two sections every night,
and extra equipment is being added to
other trains to take care of the people.
It Is predicted by railroad officials that
the year will be a record-breaker for
California tourist travel from the Pa
cific Northwest.
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AUCTION BALES TODAY.
At Wilson's Auction House. 10 A. M.
Furniture. 160-171 Second St.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office, Koom 15:1 Courthouse. 5th St.
Entrance.
Phone from 8 to 5, Main 378, Home Phone
A 2.2.v Night call after office hours, Wood
lawn 564.
Report all cases of cruelty to the above
address. Electric lethal chamber for small
animals.- Horse ambulance for sick and dis
abled animals at a moment's notice. Anyone-
desiring a dog or other pet communi
cate with us. Call for all lost or strayed
stock, as we look after th Impounding.
There is no more city pound, Just Oregon
Humane Society.
MEETING NOTICES.
ROSE CITY CHAPTER. NO. 86.
O. E. S. Resulax meeting this
(Friday) evening at 8 o'clock
Degrees and social. By order W.
M.
SARAH B. GUERIN. Sec.
"Will meet this (Friday) even
ing at 226 Alder St.. at 7:30
o'clock. Work In the Initia
tory. Visitors welcome
M. A. Carlson. N. G.
F. COZENS. Rec. See.
ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO.
162, A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication tonight (Friday)"
at 7:30 o'clock. E. A. degree.
" Isitors welcome. Bv order of
"VV. M. E. R. IVIE. Sec.
WEBFOOT CAMP, NO. 63, WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night
t W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th street. All
members welcome. Kum to Kamp Friday
mgnt. H. L. BARBUH, Clerk.
GUL REAZEE GROTTO. NO. 63. Infor
mal victory dance Saturday evening, Dec 2L
101S. Multnomah Hotel ballroom.
E1IBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, plat.
Sew designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131- th St.
rRJEDLANDER's lor too go emblmta,
class pins and medals, 810 "Washington at.
HASSALO
. L0.0.E
MEETING NOTICES.
B. P. O. ELKS JJO. 142.
Members are requested to
meet at the chapel of" the
Kdwird Holraan Undertaking
Company, this (Friday)
mornlnp, 10:30 o'clock, to at
tend the funeral services of
t.r-,J - our late Krother Joseph
7p?ti'!Zff-' Baum, member of Met! ford
' Lodge No. 11C8. Visiting
members Invited to attend.
M. R. 8 PAULDING, Bee.
PORTLAND AERIE.
NO. 4. K. o. E.. meets
at 8 o'clock tonight (Fri
day), Third and Madison
sts. Smoker in prospect.
Visitors invited.
J. B. F1THIAN.
Secretary.
MULTNOMAH CAMP. NO.
77. W. O. W.. meets at their
hall. East Sixth and East
Aider streets, every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Visit
ing neighbors always wel
come. J. O. WILSON.
Clerk.
MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. 13.
- E. S. Special meeting this
(Friday) afternoon at 1 o'clock
sharp, in Masonic Temple, for
the purpose of conducting the
funeral service of our late Sister
X'olll. L'all, O ... . .
land Crematorium at 2 o'clock. By order
W. M. JENNIE H. GALLOWAY, Sec.
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. B5.
A. F. AND A. M. Stated com
munication this (Friday) even
ing, 8 o'clock. Masonic Temple.
Annual election and installation
of officers. Visiting brethren
welcome. By order V. M
H. J. HOUGHTON. Act. Sec
SELLWOOD LODGE. NO. 131,
A. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Friday) even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Work F.
C. degree. Visitors welcome. By
order W. M.
J. H. BUTLER, Sec.
DIED.
E1v3at;hR'rLhe .rcslde" I" Woodland.
0 Fei w7fe ofnnj,hTerEtngaif
seDhh'Ru' .HrJhDV'. Mr, Jo':
A.odia Butler. Katy 7 " Rober?' ' a'nd' Joh'n
FisherWm,Portl5nd' and Mr- Charles
! ! hw'jyi"iamftrFre1 and Kire Englert.
m?i ? and' Wa"h- 'uneral announce
ment later by Dunning x, me-i
JNGiTAt,e n,omo "f her daughter. Mrs.
Mink, i i- 1 i.ongview avenue,
in Ha.A" KlnB' ased S7 "e 10 months
Chic "' moheIU of Mr"' M- E- Simpson.
Wi : ' "foyle- Seattle: Mrs. Clara
iMIson, Edmonds. Wash.; Mrs. J H
Scrltsmeir. of this city, and John A. King
fate" S' Funeral announcement
M'MULLAN William James McMullsn.
"it. yf?r"' ,fadflc Coa" representa
VuS Huntley Manufacturing Company,
fa CIeeJt- N" y- witn offices at sni
S?thrdI,0' T,?ad, bui'dlng. Was formerly
with Russell & Miller Milling Companv.
Minneapolis. Remains will be taken to
Minneapolis and Interred In Lakewood
cemetery. Minneapolis tin npr,
Mw.IiHLANT"In tnls c"y- December is!
sanies jucniiian, aged 27 years,
husband of Mrs. Mildred E. McMillan, of
004 Last Sixty-first street North. The
remains are at Flnley's. Montgomery at
fifth. Notice of funeral h.rf,.
MITCHELL In this city, at 1099 Man-land
w en"e-.,V'n'f,'"ed Mitchell, beloved wife of
r' "-Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
0- P- c hurch. Remains at the A R Jiei
ler Company, undertakers. Funeral no
tice later.
SKOGLUND In this city. December 19.
1918. John Emil Skoglund. aged 41 years,
husband of the late Helen C. Skoglund.
1- uneral announcement later by the Erlc
Oi Undertaking Company.
OYAWADA At the residence. 1318 Garfield
avenue, Kimie Oyawada. aged 2 vears 11
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dr
?5' J '. Oyawada. Remains at Dunning &
McEntee a parlors. Funeral notice later.
KAoi?FMA-N'"TIr. tnls cl,y- December 17.
JU1S. Ray o. Xauffman. Remains at Hol
man a funeral parlors. Funeral notice
later.
T Yonn-1!? I'i'i .HT- December 19. Baby
Young, beloved infant child of Mr. and
Mrs Louis Young. Remains are at the
residential parlors of Miller & Tracey.
Km? I" 'his city, December 19. 1018,
William C Lahti. aged 19 years. Re
mains at Holman's funeral parlors. Funer
al notice later.
I tXERAL NOTICES.
BROCKER Mrs. Anna Brocker. aged SI.
died at St Vincent's Hospital, Saturday
vtZSHiP'S 14i 188' Sne "eaves a husoand
irederick Brocker. of U10 Borthwick
street, mother and brother, of Ltttle Falls.
.1 i, Fu"era' services at the Church of
l o?ss jd Sacrament, Maryland avenue
and Blandena street, tomorrow (Satur
iK't December 21. at ft A. M. Remains
wl.l be taken to the Portland Crematorium
Placed in vault until May. then
shipped to Minnesota tor Interment.
cnambers-Kenworthy Company has charge
of arrangements. Friends invited. Min
nesota papers please copy.
LInVnI,'GS.TON'E In thl c,t'. December in.
lOJS, Mary Jane Livingstone, aged rS
years 1 month 28 days; late of 0S!( East
. ("yj'econd street North. Beloved wife
2- Abraham Willis Livingstone and moth
f . T,T,e,deri Clyde Livingstone and the
late William Bertram Livingstone. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow (Saturday!
December 21. at 1:30 P. M from the res
idential funeral home of Wilson & Ross,
Multnomah and East Seventh streets. In
terment at the Rose City Cemetery.
MANES In this city. December IS Stan
ley Manes, aged 31 years, late of Astoria.
Or., husband of Mrs. Edith Manes, father
of Edith and Stanley Manes, son of Mrs
Fanny Rivers, brother of Mrs. Clarence
Pyles. Mrs. J. P. Kirwan. Robert Manet
all of this city, and Richard Rivers in
h ranee. The funeral services will be held
today (Friday) at 3 o'clock P. M. at Fin
ley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in
vited. Interment at Astoria. Or.
GUINN At the residence of her daughter
Mrs. A. E. McMonies. 2420 Kixtv-sevent h
street Southeast. December IS, Mary
tiuinn, aged 60 years 6 months 20 days,
sister of Scott Gilbert, of this city and
Louisa Stookesbury. of Turlock. Cal Fu
neral services will be held at conservatory
chapel of F. S. Dunning, Inc., 414 East
Alder street, at 3 P. M. today (Friday).
1-rlends invited. Interment Multnomah
cemetery. .
OWENS In this city, December 18. 191 S,
Catherine W. Owens, aged 62 years; be
wlfe of wn W. Owens; mother of
William S.. Chester. Alfred Owens of
Portland, and Arthur P. Owens, of Santa
Rosa. Cal. Friends invited to attend the
funeral services, which will !. held at
Holman's funeral parlors at 1:30 I" M
today (Friday). December 20, 1818 ' In
terment Riverview Cemetery.
NELSON In this city. December IS. Ger
trude Nelson, aged 01. years, beloved wife
of Ernest Nelson, mother of H. o. Nelson
sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Poccock, of this
city, and Frank Wolfram, of Bremerton
Wash. Funeral rervices will be held to
morrow (Saturday), December 31, at 10
A. M.. at the chapel of Miller & Tracey
Interment at Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
HENRY At McMlnnville. Or.. December IK
Claude William Henry, aged 7 years 7
months l.i days, son of Robert and Audrey
Henry, of McMlnnville. The funeral serv
ices will be held at the conservatory
chapel of F. S. Dunning, Inc., 414 East
Alder street, at I P. M. today (Friday!
December 20. Friends Invited. Interment
Lone Fir cemetery.
STROHMIER In this city. December 18
f rank Strohmier. aged 27 years, husband
of Mrs. Rose Strohmier, of 732 Vau-hn
street. The funeral services will be held
tomorrow (Saturday). December 21 at 0
o'clock A. M. at the Catholic c'hurrh
Vancouver. Wash. Friends invite The
Firth'" Finley'"' Montgomery at
PFEIFER The funeral services of the late
Mrs. Christina Pfeifer, beloved wi'e of
August Pfeifer. daugter of Mr. and Mrs
P. J. Wirsf. will be held at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament, Maryland avenue
and Blandena street, today (Fridav) at
8:30 A. M. Friends Invited. The re
mains will be taken to McMlnnville for
Interment by A. R. Zelier Company.
TRENKMAN At the residence. 53.1 College
street, December 17. 1918, Elizabeth Trenk
man, aged 38 years; beloved wife of Ben
Trenkman. Friends invited to attend the
funeral services, which will be held at
Holman's funeral parlors at 2:30 p M
. today (Friday), December 20, 1918. ' In
terment Riverview Cemetery.
BRENNEN The funeral services of the late
Bert Lancelot Brennen will be held to
day (Friday), December 20. at 1 P M
at the chapel of Miller Tracey. Inter
ment at Mt. Scott Park -cemetery. San
Francisco and Truckey (Cal.) papers
please copy.
BAUM At Seattle, Wash., December 17
l'JIS, Joseph H. Baum, aged 42 years U
months 13 days. Friends invited to at
tend the funeral services, which wHl be
held at Holman's funeral parlors at 10:30
A. M. today (Friday), December 20, 191$
Interment Beth Israel Cemetery.
SCHIVELT The funeral services of the late
Clarence ("Cal") C. Schively will be held
tomorrow (Saturday). December 21 at
.2:30 o'clock P. M. at Flnley's. Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends Invited. Interment at
Rose City Cemetery.
LANGNER In this city. December 18. 1918,
Marie H. Langner, aged 34 years. Fu
neral services will be held at P. L. Lerch s
undertaking parlors tomorrow (Saturday),
at 10 A. M. Friends Invited.
FOLEY At his late residence. 11CS East
Thirty-third street. Funeral services will
be held at P. L. Lerch undertaking par
lors tomorrow (Saturday), 12 o'clock.
Friends invited, '
ivtnv
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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 Oreeronian, Main 7070 or
A 6095, House 29.
ACfOl.MA.NTS.
JOHN E. CLARK, general and cost account
ing. 402 East Washington St. Phone
AttOKIMUX PI.KAT1.NO HEMSTITCHING
WEtV?.' HiiM- ANi 1'LKAT SKIRTS A. V
T.YLk.. lull $1. HEMSTITCHING 10c
PER YARD.
.,,. EASTERN NOVELTY CO.,
65A 'FIFTH sr. BDWY, 2000.
AGATE CLTTKK3 AND MFG. JEW EI-EKS.
JEWELRY and watch repairing. Millers,
J. W ash. St., Majestic Tnealer bldg.
ALFALFA MEAL. GROUND FEEDS. HAY.
W ALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M. kUtiH
ANTItlLKS AND AKT8.
OLD BRASS, copper, curios, tapestry ana
art jewelry bought and sold. 30 ad St.
APPRAISALS.
STANDARD APPRAISAL COMPANY. Ka.ll
way Ex. Blag. Phone Marshall 275.
ASSAVKKS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 142 Second
Gold, silver and platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
MORRIS A. GOLDSTEIN, practice In all
courts. S02 Northwestern Hank bldg.
HAKBKK St PPLIES
OREGON BARKER SUPPLY CO. We bu
and sell' all kinds barber supplies. 230 2d.
L. M. JONES, M. D. CANCER TREATED.
312 Morgan bldg. Marshall 6143.
CARPET CLEANING.
PinO The kind that wear the beat are
ilUUO made from your wornout carpets
by the Northwest Rug Co. tforroer ad
dress. 153 Union ave.). Rag rugs woven
all sizes. Cai pet cleaning, refitting and
resizing. Mail orders solicited. lbs East
8th. PHONE EAST 3oo. B 1280.
FLUFF RUG CO. ZZirJ?.
CELLULOID lIl'TTONs.
THE IRW IN-HODSON COMPANY.
387 Washington. Broadway 44. A 1254.
CHIROPODISTS AND ARCH SPECIALISTS
WILLIAM, Estelle and Florelle DeVcney. the
only scientitic chiropodists and arch spe
cwllsts in the city. Parlors 3U2 Gerlinger
bldg.. southwest corner Second and Alder.
Phone -Main 13U1.
DR. UAKTNER. Ingrown nails, bunions a
specialty; toot arches made to order. 311
Swetiand bidg., cor. 5th-Wash. Main lusl.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN.
DR. McMAHON, Macleay bldg.. lOO'o chiro
practic. World's best. Adjustments made
easy. Obstinate cases 50c rate.
CIKCILAR LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. 510-11-12 Royal bldg.
Mar. 5822. luu letters multlgraphed, $1.50.
COAL.
ROCK SPRINGS and Castle Gate coal; Im
mediate deliveries on large and small
orders. Central Fuel Co. Main I6O6.
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1790.
No collections, no charge. Established luuo.
DAXC1XG.
MRS. BAYH'S Dancing Academy 308-11
Dekum bldg. Best Instructors. Beginners
class Tues. eve.; class party FrL eve. Les
sons day or eve. by apopintmenc Phone
Main 1345.
AL1SK.Y Dancing Academy. Private Instruc
tors, day and evening, classes Friday even
Ing. 2d floor Allsky bldg. S lessons. $5.
MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY. 10U 2d it. Ball
room and stage dancing. Class Tues.,
Frl. eve. ; children especially. Main 21U0.
DENTISTS.
DR. HARRY SKMLER, Dentist. 204 Allsky
bldg.. Third and Morrison. Main 0570.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AM) THROAT.
Dr. F. F. Casseday, specialist; glasses fitted. I
700 E. Burnside. cor. 2Ulh. B 1393, K. 4734.
WHOLESALERS AND aiANUFACTURERS
AUTO TOPS. PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
DUBRUILLE BUGGY TOP CO., 9th and Oak. RASMUSSEN & CO.. 2d and Taylor.
COAL DEALERS. PIPE, PIPE FITTING AND VALVES.
MENDOTA COAL CO., 415 N. W. Bank M L. KLINE. 84-86 Front St. '
bldg. Main 7472. 1
DRY GOODS-NOTIONS: PLUMBING AND STEAM SI 1PI.1ES.
I niMKPI ?picTlfloc..room and office M" U LI N E. 84-86 Front St. ,
Ll UlimLLOrlLl- UU. 47 North Fifth street. PRODI CE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
GKAIN MERCHANTS. EVERDING & FA RK ELL. 14Q Front St.
PACIFIC GRaFn CO.. Board of Trade Bldg. KOl'H AND BINDING TWINE.
HATS AND CAPS. Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup.
THANHOUSEK "HAT CO.. 53-55 Front St. SASH. DOORS AM) GLASS.
HIDES. WOOL. C'ASCARA BARK. W. P. FULLK.R & CO.. 12th and Davis sis.
KAHN BROS.. 195 Front St. WALL PAPER.
PAINTS AND LI BR1CATING OILS. MILLER Wall Paper & PL. Co.. 172 First st.
W. P. FULLER CO, 12th and Davis Sts. MORGAN WALL TAPIlt CO.. 230 2d St.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
WILSON & ROSS
EAST JTII AND MlTTNOMAU
Fort I a ml 'm Mot IroKreMive
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
-C SI6S
HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
Established 1877.
Third and Salmon Streets.
Main 007. A 151L
Lady Assistant.
Perfect Funeral Service for Less.
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent Funeral Directors.
"Wash, st., bet. -0th and 21 at. West Side.
Main 2691. Lady Assistant. A 7 683.
RIVERVIEW ABBEY MAUSOLEUM
offers Hingis tombs, family sections and
family rooms i'o mm odious chapel tor final
services. The best in burial.
PORTLAND MAUSOLEUM COMPANY,
6rt5 Pittock Block. I'hone Broadway 351.
J. P. Finley & Son
PROGRESSIVE FUN EH A L DIRECTORS.
Main It M'intEoiiiery at Fifth. A l.V.M.
DUNMNd & McENTEE, funeral directors.
Broadway and Pine street. Phone Broadway
430. A 4".r. Lady attendant.
F. S. DUNNIXU. INC.,
THE GOLDEN Rl'LE UNDERTAKERS.
414 East Alder St. East 52. B -jr.-Jti.
CLOSED CARS FOR FUNERALS
Phone Wood lawn GTSS.
BREEZE & SNOOK Bj'nt
MR. AND MI'.S. W. 1L HAMILTON Fu
neral service. 1!)73 E. Gllsan. Tabor 43 la.
P L LERCII Eaat 1Hh and Cla"
L-i-pT-"- Twelfth and Morrison streets.
Lil.Ik-VJxN Broadway ?r,34.
A R ZELLER CO 'J3 wniam av
A. D. KEN WORTHY CO.
5802-04 t2d St., Lents. Tabor
28T.
SKEWE3 UNDERTAKING COMPANY, 3d
and Clay. Main 41.VJ. A 23'Jl. Lady assistant.
FLORISTS.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., Florists. 354
Washington. Main 1109. A 12tl!. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS.. Florists. 2S7 Morrison st.
Main or A 1S05 Fine flowers and floral
designs. . No branch stores.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215. A 213L Selling;
Bldg.. 6th andAlder StS;
PEOPLES FLORAlTsHOP. 245 Alder. Flow
ers and designs very reasonable. Mar. 5922
IRVINGTON I'ARK FLORAL CO.. 4th and
Yamhill. Funeral designers: lowest prices.
TONSKTII FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Washington
St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A 1161.
LUBLINER. Portland Hotel, 32S Morrison.
Charge accounts solicited. Marshall 753.
MOXDI EMS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 2B4-266 4th
St., opposite City Hall. Main 8564. Philip
Neu & Rons for memorials.
EE
BLAESING GRANITE CO. I
THIRD AT MADISON STRE ET
T- ,11es"
3ui eim
-ft. ' l. turn i t'j
KDICATIONAL.
A.P.Armstrong
Specialists In Commercial Education.
Arnist rung-Holmes
BlM.hS tUl.Lt.OE.
ItKIIUZtlt.
SELECT rotted manure, rosea, lawns and
simeiis uenverea. big truck loads. ojs.
V ELL-ROTTED-cow and horse manure da
livered. full or half truck load. Mar. 133J.
FLLPF KLG AND KAG KLG FACTORY,
NORTHWEST RUG CO.. established 1UU3.
Fiuif rugs and rag rugs woen. ail sizes.
East bth and Taylor. East 35ti. Li 121
HEMSTITCHING.
K, STtl'HAX, hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cordion side pleat, buttous covered; mall
orders, lu Pittock block. Broadway 10;0.
JllSlt.
EMIL TIIIELIIORN. violin teacher, pupil
Sevelk. 207 Flledner btug. Bdwy. 162.
KOL KENiiECK. violin, piano, harmony, all
string. 4uu Yamhill. instruments sold.
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTIC I A N S.
GLASSES AT A SAVING.
c - !,-.Ntr I solicit your patronage on the
basis of capable service. Thou
" sands of salisticd patrons. A
trial win convince. t'liu. V . Goodman.
Optometrist, 2U9 Morrison. Main 2124.
PATENT ATTORN E S.
R. C. WRIGHT 22 years experience U. b.
and toreign patents. 601 Dekum bldg.
GOLDBERG. 620 Worcester bldg. Main 25-5.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. 905 Broadway bldg.
Rheumatism. fmale disorders, skin trou
bles, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
throat, goitre, scalp, high blood pressure.
80
increased efficiency: d r u e: 1 e a a
treatment- tinlir.. naralvsls. head-
ache, tonsllitls. Dr. Watters. 3u6 Swetland
bldg. Marsnall
PLUMBING SUPPLIES.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices.
Stark-Davis Co., 212 Third. Main 7'.'7.
PRINTING.
KEYSTONE PRESS J. K. Gantenbeln, Mgr.
Printing and linotyping. luil'.s Front
street, corner Stark. Main or A 141S.
DDIMTIUO F- W. BALTES & COMPANY.
I nlil I iPIU 1st and Oak sts. Main 165. A 1165
SECOND-HAND STOKES.
LEVIN 11DW. & FUUN. CO.,
221 Front Street. .
We buy and sell everything In the hard
ware and lurniiure line. Phone Main
HW72. A 7174.
MAIN 0490 Buy and sell second-hand tools,
junk, old automobiles. 233 Front.
TRANSFER. AMI STORAGE.
AMERICAN TRANSFER & STORAGE.
We do hauling of all kinds in or out of
the city Baggage and furniture moving
our specialty; 7 days' free storage. Get
our prices. We hurry. Broadway 4133
309 Oak st.
ORKGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Gllsan St.
corner of 15th. Telephone Broadway 1281
or 1169. We own and operate two large
class "A" warehouses on terminal tracks.
Lowest Insurance rates In the city.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
C. M. OLSON TRANSFER CO.. 248 PINE.
MADISON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSIi. OF
flce 1S9 Madison. General merchandise
and forwarding agents. Phone Main 1691.
PACKING MOVINp STORAGE.
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
105 Park st. Main 519o. A 10.. 1.
CLAY S. MORSE, 1 NC
TRACKAGE" STORAGE, TRANSFER.
448-454 Gllsan st.
WATCH REPAIRING.
HIGHEST prices paid old watches and Jew
elry Condition no object. Repairs a spe
cialty. Reiner Jewelry Co.. 449 Wash. St.
WOOD.
NATIONAL FUEL CO. East 2041. Sho
blocks, mixed slab, good furnace wood.
NEW TODAY,
Send Us Your Old Carpets,
Old Kngjs and Woolen Cletlilnc
We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven
FLUFF RUGS
Tber Wear Like Iron.
Mall Ordeva. Send for Booklet.
Use Rdci Woven. All Slsee.
, Carpet Gleaning
9x12 Rugs Steam Cleaned $1.50
WESTERN FLUFF KfO CO..
64 L'uiob Ave. M. East 6616. B 1475.
G
arages
"Vzinul
ZS4 Ankur St. rhone ilroadway 149.
Sam Connell Lumber Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved citv and farm property Inatallmeal
repayment privllvro If preferred, prunipt,
rebable eervlce.
A. H. B1RRELL CO.
tl7-tl Northwestern Bank Bullduas.
Marshall 4114. A 411H.
JOHN-B. COFFEY
MORTGAGE IXJANS.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
102 WILCOX 15 LUG. Malm 702. A S702.
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON BUSINESS AMI RESIUKNCK
PKOI-ERTV.
ROBEhixl.V Jfc EWINO.
807- Northwestern Bank Bide
REAL, ESTATE.
For Sale Lota.
BELMONT BARGAIN.
Go look at N. E. corner of 55th and
Belmont, looxloo. all Improvements paid,
worth 65O0; no building restrictions
must raise funds; f3SUU takes It, half
cash.- Owner. Main 9451. '
THAT VACANT LOT Turn a ouraen lnte
Income. We design and build anything
furnish the money If desired. Eight years
in Portland. L. R. Bailey Co., contracting
architects. Northwestern Bank bldg.
FINE corner lot, 45x115. one block to street
car: cost I55U; will sell for 400 If taken
within 30 days, because I want to leave
Portland. Come and see owner, 1S71
McKenna ave. Take St. Johns car.
1225 23 DOWN, $5 per month. .".0x100 lot,
100 feet N. of Burnside, facing W., on 83.
FRANK L. McGUIHE. ABINGTO.M HLDU.
TWO good corner lots, good locality. Bdwr.
229.".
For MalelloitMes.
HOUSE $4000 FOR 2650.
7 rooms. Alameda district, something
superior. $650 cash. Kennedy 4c -Miller,
8'-!'J Salmon.
SEE 1104 E. 55th N.; 7-room bungalow, bath.
eiec. Ilnis. uaaemcni. macauam Street
(paid). Price IL'l.'iO; $.100 cash.
5. ROOM house near 40th and E. Grant.
too. Haru-surrace street; Improvements
paid. Terms. East 491,
REAL ESTATE.
for Mali
-Hons
HOME BARGAINS.
$950 3-rnom furnished cottage, $100
down; vacant. E. 64th sl
$1100 l-reom buiiKSlow, neat home. h. w.
floor in living. rm. Kenton district.
$1400 l-room hoilMe. enamel plumbing.
elect, and gas; close Woodlawn car.
2oo down.
$1500 t-room neat cottage. Just painted;
Hancock, near Eut 6th. Vacant.
$1850 l-rm. neat bungalow, white enamel
plumbing, elect, and gas. F. C
t-aseinent. laundry trays; close to
ear. $J(K) down.
$-.00 5-rm. bungalow, modern, on comer
lot. 3 blocks to car; vacant. $200
. wl" handle. Kenton district. Snap.
$-800 5-room. attractive modern home.
I'ledmont dtst.. close to I'nlon ave.:
paved st.; garage, hot-water beat-
inn system. Terms.
-300 5-rm. very new bungalow; F. C.
basement, fireplace, sleeping porch.
- "roadway cur. Terms.
$150 ."-rm. modern bungalow; paved St.;
Hawthorne dlst. A bargain. Terms,
we have about 4txi photographs In our
Office of appraised houses we have for
sale, all prices and terms, all parts of
city. Kce our Hat before you buy. Four
experienced real estate salesmen with
autos at your service. fce
1KANK 1 Mt-criRK. A BINOTOV BI.DG.
TO BUY YOUR HOME. MAIN 10IS.
WALNUT PARK.
A REAL BARGAIN $4500.
An exceptionally well-built and well
arranged bungalow of 8 rooms In one of
Portlands hlKhest class renldcntlal dis
. i"" K,cPt'"''ally large living room.
Ji i Fr,"ncli doors between living and
dining rooms. 1 bedroom downstairs with
bath and toilet on first floor and toilet
lavatory on -J.l floor. Iirge garage,
mil lot with alley. All street improve
ments paid. Accessible to 6 cars. Surely
someone will buy this bargain. Owners
moving away and must sell. Act quickly.
... , A. G. TKEPE CO.,
04 Stark, near 3d. Main 3516.
Branch Office, unth and bandy.
,, ROSE l-ITV PARK.
$2400 $-'4(iO $2400 $i'4iM $2401)
-Roo.I UUKRX ANN BUNGALOW.
Large living-room, elegant buffet, book
,' "l''n"1t Porch, large Dutch kitchen,
panel dining-room, beaming, plumbing up
and down atalrs. 1 large bedchamber on
lower floor, choice electric fixtures and
last but not least the finest of
FURNACE AND FI P. E PL ACE.
Lot MIxlOo. liens paid, just 2 blks south
of Sandy. $400 cash. Yesterday me told
you of a place that would be sold In 24
houra. ell. It's sold: Now watch out for
this one.
(x:LrENRKRr.. ABIXOTOX BLDG.
J 1 ears in Portl-ind." Aluin 4R03.
iRVrNGTON'.
CAN MOVE RIGHT IX.
-room atrir-tly modern houne,
with nil tho latent built-in faturvn.
tiood Kara, only one block from
the club. If an cash. i5o taka
It. Criic(nal coat was over $SOOO.
&r Mr. Kulton.
RKLTABLt: -VESTMENT CO..
SOU oak jru Broadway 4133.
OPPORTl'MTr TO MAKK $.00A
Look at 849 Tibbets Pt.. near irith. Clone
to car ami school. pave-V ntrect. ronmi
anI Mlecpinir porch, hardwood floor fire
place, mod-rn; price .ia.o. No mortKaire
or street lienM. Abi-oiutelv a golden op
portunity to pick up a s-enulne bargain.
5fe Battln.
'fE?'4.RKr A- JACOBS COMPANY.
101 irth street. Alain 6S69.
WILL SACRIFICR TO CIX)iSK ESTATE.
TWO FINK ALAMEDA HOMES.
7uO cash, balance tcrm. Each haa 6
rooms, rec. hall, nlecpin? porch and ica
rae. hardwood f.oorn, fireplace, book
cases, furnace; very best part of Alameda.
One at $3oo. one at $4:t.-f; the price U
put away down for quick nale; each prop
erty worth from 7.0 to 1mm) more. Bet
ter see these at once. fall Mr. Barr.
with I-ueddemann Co., Chamber of
Comm erce bldg .MalnCu G 7.
BliAUTI FULLY KL'KXISHEU BCXGALOW.
o larpe rooms on fine corner lor. street
all paved, rireplace. bookcases, buffet, full
basonient. laundry trays, wood lift, an
Meal home, furnlnhed completely. Ready
to move right into. Best location In
Mawthome. Handy to car and school
Owner called East and Is sacrificing for
quick sate. See it at once. Our autos at
your service. Hunhes Blake. 114 W
EMtV,"'8" Ver cu,:tens Bnk. I'hone
W EST SIDE
CASH SACRIFICE.
7-room. well-built modern house, rronnd
equal to about 60xlOO. 2-room cottage In
rear, hard-surface streets, one block from
cur. clear of nil Incumbrances; Front
street: price $U9."0.
WATCH OlR ADS. TV E GET RESULTS
c a. warriner,
hitter, Lowe v co.,
203-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
NIFTY HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW.
3ir,o. .
5 rooms and sleeping porch, built-in
conveniences, fireplace, furnace, full ce
ment basement, hard-surface in and paid.
l blocks from car; quick possession and
easy terms.
C. A. WARRINER,
R ITT Eft. LOWE V CO.
203-5-7 Board of Trad Bid.
FURNISHED HAWTHORNE BUXC.ALOW
M rooms, fireplace, built-in conveniences,
full floored attic, full basement, one block
from Hawthorn car. all hard-surface In
paMi rlear of all incumbrancs; prlc
300u, terms.
A. WARRTNER.
RTTTER. LOWE & CO.,
2Q.1-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
H A WTHOR N E.
Modern 5-room bungalow, white enamel
and old Ivory finish, oak floors, all of the
bullt-lns that go with a modern bunga
low. Possession at once. Christmas din
ner In your own home. $33."io. .VM ca.h.
3 blocks to Hawthorne rar. Ierr & Rices
304'-:. oak st. Broadway 201
HAWTHORNE IISTKI('T
6-room bun low. all rooms nice and
larre: has hardwood floors. fireplace
bookcases. buffet, convenient, Dutch
kitchen, I bedroom, has built-in dressers
as well as spacious closet. In fnrt a cosy
and artistic home. Only 2 blocks from car
Tabor'iftS PriCtt ;J". terms. I'hone
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. 12,xll0. great va
rtety fine fruit, grapes, berries; you can
actually make your living from garrten
chickens, fruit, etc.; 7-room fine resi
dence, jrood furnace fwood in basement
free). Prie $.16.M: $2:.0 cash. This prop
erty Is worth f.vmn e.istlv. l Curtis
ave., 3 blocks "W. St. Johns rar. off Fort
land boulevard. Tabor S.".4. forenoon
JEFFERSON HI SNAP.
5 rooms, large bath, full basement. S
blocks from car. about blocks from Jef
ferson Hi; qutt-k possession can ba had;
prlc $18oo. faoo cash, balance Ilk rent.
C. A. WARRTNER.
RTTTER. LOWE & CO.
203-5-7 Board of Trad Bldg.
J.'.OO n"WN. BALANCE MONTH LT
LAUREL11 UltST BCNUALOW SACRIFICT-1
6 rooms, rec. hall and sleepinx porch,
hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, pa
ra Re, A 1 condition ; only $3."0O. Csll M r.
Barr. with Lud-Jemunn Co.. f13 Chamber
of Commerce bldg. M.Mn 0967.
BROADWAY STREET COTTAGE.
Good f-room cottage, on West Broad
way, near Jackson, few minutes' walk
downtown; price $2700, $600 cash and 25
per month, fl per cent.
J. W. GKUSSI.
am Board of Trade. Main 7452.
IRVINGTON.
NO ORDINARY BUYS.
t3inrt 4.-.S E. 13th North.
t r, o 7 :. Wasco.
S4 7r.O r44 K. 22 d North.
Srti50 010 Weidler.
10.O0O E. 17th North.
R. T. STREET. IRVINGTON AGENT
IRVTNGTON.
Colonial home, center hall, living, music,
dining-rooms In old Ivory and mahogany
trim, kitchen and breakfastroom white
enamel, 4 bedrooms. sleeping porch
rrage. perfect. J74.10. East 1 :t47.
LAL'RELHURST.
New7 6-roomed bungalow Just belnK
finished, with garage, all modern and up
to date. If you are looking for a home
come and Inspect this at 1SJ Hazel fern
Place, on block north of Gllsan at. T. B.
Wtnshlp.
LOO K I NO tor a West Side bargain? See
4H lOth st. 4SOO, mortrage $3000. If
you know a bargain when you see it,
then look at this and se Battin.
THE FRED A JACOBS COMPANY.
104 Fifth Street. Main 6869.
4 ROOMS, partly furnished; bath, basement,
attic; lot 70x100. Price $loO). half rash;
2 blocks to Rose City car. Call evenings
and Sunday all day, 73S K. ?Mh N. la
bor 4047.
HAWTHORNE bunpalow Ifr.o; fine condi
tion. 4 rooms; you can build on alee pi nj?
porch or extra room; $ir0 'paved street
paid. This U a snap, sure. 1110 Grant
.10x100 lot.
HOME. Irvtngton d.Btrict. 'or $900; corner
lot and small house, all clear; must be
sold to close an estate. East 85 1 .
NEAR W. lT shops. 4 - roo m modern bung.i
low, 50x100 lot, $130; easy terms, .isell
wood car. 930 K. lHth st.
IF YOU have a house and lot or a business
Mock for sale, call CU2-3 Oregonian bldg.
6-ROOM HOUSE BA RGAIN IF BOUGHT
QUICK. S42 SAN RAFAEL ST. OWNER.
IN Mont a villa. 5-room modern cottage, ."Ox
l'". rrtiit trees, owner, Ai w. Oreconlan.
DE LA HUNT
for perfect homes. East 1347.
RFAL ESTATE.
For Kale
-HouMeSk.
-READ THIS A SNAP SNAP SNAP
$31.V MODERN BUNGALOW
IN ROSSMEKE ROSE CITY CAR
5 rooms besides a room ceiled In attlq
Entrance hall, Dutch kitchen, hardwood
floors, built-in effects, fireplace, cement
basement, laundry tra vs and a real fur
nace. Just lots of roses, some fir trees.
Paved street and sewer In and bonded as
sessments, only $l.V Screened in rear porch
nd cement walk to rear of house. Terms
only $s.o down, balance $20 a month and
Interest. You cannot beat this bargain.
Place now vacant. Com qub-k. Our auto
will take you out. J. I- HARTMAM CO.,
No. 7 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 4th
and Stark. Main 208, A 2000. Call Sun
day. Tabor ft .-33.
A BARGAIN FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Is a real home. 8 rooms, lull cement
basemen, good furnace, and vegetable
room; hardwood floors, reception hall, den
and built-in bookcases; living-room with
fireplace, uintnft-room, beautiful bullet.
Dutch kitchen, white enamel lavatory on
both floors; nice front and back porch.
bedrooms upstairs, with 3 closets; sewing
room and large bath, all white enamel;
sleeping porch screened in, full attic, nice,
Isrc lawn; block and half from Sandy
blvd.; located on on of the best streets in
Roa Cltv Park.
labor ifM. SI 4 E. 47th st. North.
MAKK YOUR YFR A
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
MODERN, MODESTLY PRICED
BUNGALOW.
I have several to select from which can
be purchased for a reasonable initial pay
ment and balance like rent. Pleas call
at Laurelhurt Tract Office. East 3ruh
and Glisan Sts. I'hone Tabor S43J; Eve.
Tabor 6l.
MR. BROWN.
2 BIG SNAPS.
5-room modern house, cor. lot 50xl 00,
In Pellwood, convenient to car. school,
stores, etc. ; only $ 1J50 ; easily worth
$-oo.
CLOSE-IN" HOME.
B-room buncalow ith. fireplac and
biii'.t-ln feu i u res. wen of 23d St., on E.
Main; elegant surroundings and an oppor
tunity you don't often hae to buy a home
so well located for $."Oim, with ."0O cash.
R. M. GATE WOOQ A CO.. Id." 4th t.
DANDY. COZY. MODERN" HOME.
5 rooms and sleeping (torch, fine corner
lot. t'.OxlOO fet. one block to car. nice
neighborhood; immediate possession; price
$'J,Vmi, $.vni canh. balance eay terms.
Homes like this at price named are haid
to find; we get bargains like this occas
ionally, but they Nell quick'.y. RIGHT
NOW Is the time to act.
THE CROSSLK Y-VIG ARS CO..
Specialists in Home Properties.
27 Stark st. Main 8032.
ST. JOHNS HOUSES.
Neat 2-room cottage, full lot. sidewalk
and macadam street, near car and school.
Price S.M'.'i cash.
Fine modern O-room house. bedrooms,
fireplace, oa k floors, fine plumbing and
1 1 it lit fixtures, newly remodeled. Lot f."x
12. Cement walks, near car and school.
Price $:.oo. $:.ou cash, balance jerms or
trsde. s. C. Cook. 4u2 N. Jersey St.. Port
land. Or.
Incluaed ; grounds well improvea witn mucn
imporieu soruDDery, wen grown.
no incumbrance on this property and can
mske favorable terms. Located on r.wt
Taylor st. ; g"od neiKhborhood. Call Ma: a
31; after a P. M . SeWwood 34.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
6-room Rose City bungalow, large liv
ing room with fireplace. F rench g'ass
do.trs to dining-room. solid mahoRanj
built-in buffet, all trimmed in solid ma
hogany. 2 lovely bedrooms and den. full
Dutch kitchen and breakfast nook, ce
ment basement. Brand furnace; jutt a
splendid buv. $47."o. some terms.
THE LAWKEfvCE CO.
203 Corbett bldu Main C.'.M A 21.
TOWERING APOVE ALL OTHER
ieuutiful homes, utands this magnificent
und. oenutiiui lawn ano kuiuus.
Tnts plrtce bus never been occupied. See
MR, DBLAHUNTY. 270i Stark St
Phone Main 1700; evenings. East 2'Sfl.
HOUSES IN
LAfRKLHURST. IRVINGTOX. ROPE
CITY PARK AND HAWTHORNE
DISTRICT.
These can be purchased on favorable
terms and at reasonable prices. See me
at Lsurelhurst offue, 3!th and Gllsan
sts. Phon Tabor 34:i;: Eve. Tabor bit.
MR. BROWN.
ONLY S4.-.00 EASY TERMS.
A beautiful, modern 7 -room house In
Alameda Park. There are 4 bedrooms,
large living room, dining room, pass pan
try and Dutch kitchen. This is worth
looking- into.
MAC INN BS. 270 S STARK.
Main I7O0 or Tabor ! evenings.
FOR SA LE Rose City Park. 7-room house,
modern and good condition, big living
room, dining-room, hardwood floors, pass
pantry, kitchen and lnundry on first floor,
above 4 bedrooms with big closet and win
dow off eacii ; bath and linen chest;
n-reened sle.ping porch; $4700. Terms. No
tigents. Tabor ;n74.
$4,;00 LAURELHURST 6-ROOM
bunealow, close to the Laureihurst Park,
beautifully finished in old Ivory; best of
construct ion ; price Includes ail street as
sessments. Phone M r. De!a hunty. Main
17 OO. Sun. and eve.. East 0H6.
JUST FOR TWO.
A neat, modern 4-room and bath bunga
low. A cosy home in a restricted disirm
for $1600. Only $20u down and $L'0 per
month. Let me tell you of th is.
MA" INN ES. 2701 STARK.
Main 170 or Tabor even.ngs.
CORNER lot and house at 777 E. Market st.
and Twenty-fourth, one block from car ;
six rooms, sleeping-porch and all modern
conveniences, hard -surfaced streets. This
is an excellent property and must be sold.
John Bain, administrator Zu7 Spalding
bldg.
$3700 LAURELHURST $3700.
A modern bungalow of 5 rooms, sleep
ing porch and gara to. It i big value t
$370O. Terms. $7oo ra.h and $35 per
month. I have otners mmiir. an
MAC 1 NN ES. 2 7 0 'r STARK.
Main 1700 or Tabor Mill eventnrs.
LA URELHI'RST
$4 ROO SIX ROOMS. MODERN'.
B unea low. close to Laurel hurst Park
beautifully finished in old ivory. Best of
c onst ruction, i rice memoes a n ptreet ss
sessments. MR. DEl.AHUNTY. 27iS
Stark. Phone Main 1700; eve. Eat 2tt6.
BEST ;UY IN KOSF3 CITY PARK.
Beautiful 5-room bungalow with g a race.
2 beurooms. sleeps n g port h. It ving room.
diiinK room and Dutch kitchen. MOD
ERN to the minute.
M R. I' EL A HUNTY. 27n'i Stark.
Phon Main !7o(i; Eve. L'OSd.
EEK these two new bunrioi I am build
Ing on lvon St.. between E. 3-ith and E.
2t.! h. 1 olock from Richmond car; modern
from A to '.. ready r.oon; buy now and
elect your own colors, fixtures, etc.; paved
street. r0M0 lot. Tabor H4.
5-KOOM, nearly completed house for sle
on easv terms : lot .'iitx IOO; Q fro ft trees ;
1 biK. St. Jolu.s car. 2 blks. i:ianict:e
blvd. Liberty bonds taken. Woodlawn
3mj looo - W 1 U la ins av
BEST BUY IN ROSS CITY PARK.
Beautiful 5-room bung.iinw with garage.
2 bedrooms. sl"pir!g porch, living room,
dlnmc room and I Mitrh kitchen. Modern
to the minute. Phone M r. Del huiJty,
Main 1700. Sun, and eve.. East L')'H.
BEFORE purchasing property obtain report
on its value and condition. Get your
money's worth. Reasonable charge. Mao
Namthton se Raymond, valuation experts,
Cotbett bldg. Main bl5.
ti tt il 4-room rottah'. with 100x20 Int.
$14T0. If ' have a clear lot and L'
in cash r bonds, see the o ner at L'oi'
Wilcox bide. Ask for Maratera. Phone
even inrs. Kst 1 H3.
" " 1 fi-.rt S X" A T s 1 ..-, n
Brand nw monem oungaiow. three
room and breakf-ist room, close to schoo!
and car. $2 cash, $"0 per month. Stearns.
2o2 Wilcox birig. Main 3.' 1 7.
TT R A CT F V K buy on Union ave., fr-e from
incumbrance; 5-room cottage and store
building, lars ot; Lerms. Call Woodlawn
1 '. 4
NEAR TOWN.
0-room house, with furniture, only $4.no.
$.".00 down, easy terms. Near Kast lCih
snd Morrison. I'hone B 2QQ4.
fclill'IiUll.DEItS. attention. Attractive new
4 -roo in bungalow, one block L. St. Johns
carline and near alup ards; terms. AL
7.M. Oregonian.
T0KTI.AND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY.
Houses and lots of all descriptions and
prices. A ttw downriRlit bargains.
M AK. 4H27. BROOKE. A 33n.
sTrTiOM cottnue. no shack; 2 carline,; enc.
rifle for quick s;iio; leaving city. Don't
miss this; p.irt cash, $10 per month. US4
LA RGE. modem, 10-room house, full base
ment, almost new. near carline and school
Address 4i2 Allegheny st.. St. Johns,
i'ontaim.
4-ROOM bungalow, gas. lights and water,
lot 5oxlo; larce (t.irage. Winter's wood;
sve. N.
IRVINGTON PROPERTY, ALL PRICES.
NEUHAUSEN & CO.
833 V. W. BANK BLDG. - MAIN R07.R.
4-ROOM bouse, bath, pantry, garage, $IJ5.
$50 down, r.t'.oj ot h st. S. E.. opposite
W o o d m ere Pch ool. T a b O r 41H.
CHEAP for cash, lOOxlrtO with fruit trees
and large 6-room house. 2 blocks from
car. B 714. Oregonian.
HAWTHORN DIST. 35TH ST. $2530.
6 large rooms, large lot ; room for ga
rage; vacant. Owner. Tabor bs2i.
REAL ESTATE,
For fsal
-House.
SOME CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.
n.'at "rom modern house, corner lot
on 100. In Set! wood, convenient to car.
:ores. school, etc. Price $12uU caay teraia.
.asi.y wor: n $2iM .
C LOS E-1N BARGAIN.
.vroni modern bunpalow. fireplace and
ntuit-in features. fu.i lot. elegant sur
roundings, near 1'Oth and East Main; sa
exceptional opportunity to set a home so
we.l located for $.;m0; $.o0 cash.
;il'.0 BUYS
-room. modern. double constructed,
iwo-itory house; could not be built W4b
lor $4uu0; it s a real baogain for l lis
money; only $.;.".,( cash.
K. M. GATEWoQIt a- CO . 1634 4th St.
$10r.O MODERN. AUTISTIC BUNGALOW.
At. ANT. IMMEDIATE I'OSS ESSloN.
Attractive 4-room bunga.ow, close !n ;
restricted district, paved st.. sewer and
viuewa.k; block south Richmond car;
Just painted Inside and out. like new; ce
ment basement, wh.te enamel plumbir.g.
r:ctan1 Ra8, white Dutch kitchen. No.
E. S4th st. io look. Vacant. Spend
.xmas in your own home. Prlc $10ou.
terms. Se
FRANK L. McGUIRE. ABIXGTON BLDG.
To lUiy lour Home. Main lot.
ROSE CITY PARK Ha f block south Sandy,
on .4ih No. o;;;. if you know values
y.ui win buy this tod.y; am offering for
$ v-'0, $S.,o under value, .-room residence,
moilern. lots of fine close's. larKo living
riom. finished In ivory; $30 wi.l handle.
Kf.v in meter box. Tabor :4. forenoons.
HERE is a barrain in a nice 7-room house;
m inuies' rid from heart of citv on
carline; large lot with bearing fruit trees;
cost owner $.;3oo; can be bought for $2uoa.
stiuill r.iFh payment and ba.anc like renL
Ta t'or Ms2.
Evjl'ITY in fine little 3 -room buncalow, just
completed on lot 6G 2-3 by HO ft-, for
$175 cash: 2 blocks from Kenton carline;
a 'so 5 cords of w ood. cut. Must leave
city at once. 1510 Maxyiand ave. Phone
Woo-iiawq 5Q37.
FoR SALE By owner, 5-room modern bun
ralow, fun attic, hardwood floors, fir
p.Hce, white luich kitchen, larce bath
room, buffet. fu'J cement basement, fur
nace. All street improvements paid; $3$u0;
$l"'fr HI handle. Tabor S'.'-j.
1 RV INGTON r7.".t 1 RVl.NGTON.
Thorough1 y mortem S-room house, esst
f ron t. two fireplaces, parage, all Improve
ments pa.d. Ea-iv terrn-. Hart .
Suburbs
Host
FOR the best suburban homes and acreage
out of Portland come to Aiderbrook on
Oregon City car. third house north of
Ris.ey station.
For Sale
-Acreatre.
A CHOICE FARM
AT A SMALL PRICE.
354 acres, 3 acres in cultivation
and crop, ba'ance limber and pa
t ure, rich blin k soii. small house,
large barn, ell and running water
through one corner of place, right
across from the depot adjoining
good tow n. adj acent land held t
"oo per acre. We can sell you this
land nt 140 per acre. $ 1 5(H) cash,
balance good terms. See Mr. Rich
mond. RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.
Broadway 4133. 3u Oak St.
VERY CHOICE CHICKEN RANCH SITE.
5 a- res. facing Po we! i V.1 1 ley road, ne-t r
Buckley a e.. !' acres cleared, fine grov
of ttm ter 011 buck end. You cannot bea-t
t h?s Ioat Ion for a poultry farm, as hun-dre-1s
of autoints pass it dally, w hich gives
it w ido publicity. Let us show it to you.
Price $ilOini. reasonnhle terms.
LU E DDE M A N N COM PA N V.
PI .1 C h a m ter of t "om merce.
uoo ACRES lu Southwest Washington foe
sal to settlers only ; easy terms, low
prices. $5 per acre and up. Liberty bonds
accepted at par. Writ for map showing
1 oca 1 ion. terms, etc
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY.
Tacoma B!rig.. Tacoma. Uaih.
5C AN ACRE CASH.
Texas school lands for sale by the sta:
at Si: per acre; 5o per a. re cash and n-
more for 4' ears. but 3 p-r cent interest.
;end t"c postage for f urt her Information.
Investor I'ub. Co.. Dtik 24. San Antonio.
Tex.
$075 BUYS an extra fine tjact of 7 acres
on Salem electric line, some timber. Two
tracts togct der if dr sired. Seo owner at
202 Wlicox bldg. Ask for Marstera. I'hone
even in kb. East 1 19. i.
SO ACRES, $MH; 15 acres broken. acres
bunch Kra.-d. "a!l SLearns. OJ Wilcox
bldg. Mum 3.-.17.
4 4 vl A "K ES pi a 11 ic .and; 1 Ott acres broken ;
ult fenced; M2 per acre. Cull Stearns, 2it
Wilcox b.dj. Main ;;M7.
For Sale Fnilt Lands.
SMALL true near Dufur, Or.: fine build
ing site ; auto taken pa rt payment. AK
117. r cgon ia :i.
For Sale
A REAL BARGAIN
'N EASY PAYMENTS.
7 acres, ul! clunce laiul. 24
miUs of Portland Courthouse;
lies in a beautiful valley, about
beaverdaiu land. 3U acres
now 1 11 'Top ; a I, Runs a 1 1
town and ruilroad; fenced and
cros - fenci-d. good 5 - room
liouse, extra lars barn for 3
head, holds i tons of hn,
many other otif buildinies. run
ning water. Going with this, 10
head of At milch cows. 7 head
of -year-olds, all farm machin
ery. Y'ou must see thi to real
ise Its value. A big mone -maker
from the day you buy if.
Price, Including stock, 95rt,
ensv pa vinenis.
R ELI A HUE 1 N VESTMENT CC..
Broadway 41.13. 30 Oak Su
Tock ranch
in Like County, Oregon. m
6 4A acres, nearl v all fenced. 23.1 acre
cleared of sagebrush. d seeded to rye. 4d
p-epared for seeding in Spring, open range,
free wood 3 miles aw-av, good well witii
ga.sohno pump and w-ndmil, 4-room house,
barn. ou t inn id in gs, farm machinery. rt
head of horsey, good country roads. Will
si 1 for $G5i and cons' der part trade.
Address M. E. Heaton. 6ti0 Caiman bidg,
Seattie. Wash.
WolIJi xou like to mske a purchase of
land costing you $". $'."" down and tha
ba l.-rnce $ IO a month for 25 months, that
will brine you a return of $300 a year for
live years, and wher someone else does
all the work? Remember, you have a deed
in escrow for lrt acres of rich, fertile land
which !s Improved for you and we gn
a bsolu e proof and evident to bear out
t nls statement. If ou are interested
write a nderson A Hunter. s.nrt Chamber
of c,m men's bide. Portland. Or.
FORTY acres very fine land, 2 good houses,
n ood barn and chicken bouses: all kinds
of fruit, fine wat or, on good rosd. Prlc
$5700 ; would take some city property.
Also 20 acres fine land, good houfce,
barn and rM-'ken houses; lots of fruit, fine
water. $3000, Won Id consider improved
r n y proper! y or small st oik f merchan-dt-iV
N or t h western Trust Company. 202
WiIcot Bldg. Call Main 3517 and ask lor
Mr. Padden.
J AC;es. o seres in ru'tivaMon. hous-.
barn sprinc water. cultivated land al
Ivei. 4 miles from Est scad in Clackamas
Countv across nver, must h sold; abstrar
f -iriii hed ; 2OO0 rifi'icar. can run at 7
per '
i-nt interest; price i.o; ai m 1 nisi ra 1-
ed .1. W. Ocvlbee. room 11. 145's
KCst St.. City. .
FoR SVI.E Eastern Oregon wheat land,
.la rr or snia'I tracts, improved and
stocked rili or terms; 1 druff store, in
iown of 15f0 Inhabitants; t Vancouver.
W-sh . mooern residence; 1 0 acres, best
fru't and farm ranch in Clarke Co.. Wssh.
cni 1 on ner, J. A. Richmond. Imperial
Hotel.
" " FARM SACRIFICE.
T2 acres, good level land. A3 tn cultiva
tion" fi-room house, large barn, outbuild
ings, fdlo full of feed, farm implements.
n nnrses o cows. 12 calves, some hoes
and chi. kens. Ideal hog and dairy ranch.
1 ' mi.es from Portland. $sn 011 terms.
v. HrNn. 5' 'J Chamber of Commerce.
BEST little farm In state. 2 miles from tt.
Helens, good road. 20 seres, mostly bot
tom land, part fenced and some buildings,
large creek runs through place, does not
overflow; city tap onpJare; a snap at
$'..'". part terms. AT 717. Oregonian.
10-AC KK prune ranch at Orchsrds. Wssh..
near drver, on good road; situated In cen
ter of "prune district of Clarke County.
A sure and growing Income is a certainty.
1'rlce $35'o. AO 720, oregonian. Phone
eveningsE 377'..
1 ACRF.S. 50 In cult latlon. 7 acres good
prunes on good road. Land all good; 8
ini les from Vancctuxcr. all fenced. price
$t;t0O. Fasy terms. R. C. Oshurn. 112
Wnjh: ngton St.. Vapcouver. Wssh.
" WHEAT RANCH.
ALL IN CULTIVATION.
1C0 to 540 cres, $50 per sere. F. K.
15rtrns. 2" J Ni:rnt oing. -iain .,;t .
CH ICKKX! FRUIT. GARDEN RANCHES.
Near Portland. $75 to $2n0 per acre, easy
terms: best soli. Farms for sale, all sixes.
McFarland. HO Yeon bldg.. Portland.
LOGUED-OFF lands. $10 acre up; runnlnc
water, good soil. H tillable, em ploy menu
eafry terms. Jesse li. Sharp. PS 3d st.
FOR SALE CHEAP Little dslry ranch. 1
hour's ride from Portland. Come look, at
this. Call Woodlawn 10 OS.
2o ACKES. 12 acres unler cultivation, black
soil, on county road. ?.oo. $100 down, t-ee
lraper. 4"! Hoard of Trade.
iO ACRES land 1 mile from city limits; $lOO
per acre. . AV 31. Oregonian.
JINK 10-acre Willamette Vallev farm.
Owner, 633 E. 13th L. East 4s 44.