THE MOKXING UREGOXIAX, MONDAY, FEIJKUAKY
101!.
13
RED CROSS CANTEEN
ACTIVITIES INCREASE
Portland Workers Cheer Hun
dreds of Returning Soldiers.
JANUARY REPORT PREPARED
letters From Men. Passing Through
City Contain Hearty Expres
sions of Appreciation.
There isn't a soldier, sailor or marine
arriving at Union Station of passing
through the city but finds friends
awaiting him. His home may be in
any section of America it makes no
difference. Advice, smokes, friendly
talks, and aid in difficulty, all are
ready for him.
"They are ail Oregon boys to us." de
clares Mrs. Ferdinand K. Reed, captain
of the Red Cross Canteen of Portland,
a unit which has gained National prom
inence by reason of its service to the
boys in uniform.
Soldiers Express Appreciation.
Typical of the appreciation of the
men themselves is the following grate
ful letter from First Lieutenant Stan
ley M. Arndt, commander of a troop
train which recently passed through j
J'ortiana, en route from camp Lewis,
AVash., to Presidio, Cal.:
"We were heartily welcomed and
shown the kindest hospitality," wrote
lieutenant Arndt. "It meant a great
deal to us to see the smiling Red Cross
canteen girls, with their kindly words
of greeting and their generous baskets.
"Jt surely made us all very happy,
Rnd every man on the train unites in
expressing his heartiest thanks and
appreciation to the Red Cross canteen
service of Portland."
Wounded Are A rr Ivinar.
When troop trains are to pass through
the city, the canteen is officially noti
fied by camp commandants of the hour
of arrival. Between times the workers
take care of the thousands of unat
tached men in uniform who tarry in
Portland while on their way home, or
who have just returned to Oregon.
During the month of January the lo
cal canteen served 21,748 soldiers. 2719
sailors, 837 marines and 482 officers.
Its workers aided 47 sick soldiers and
removed three from trains that medical
attention might be given. On January
-8 the service handled E45 men; on
the day succeeding, 1163 men, and on
the following day, 1896 men. Not a
week passes without the arrival in
Portland cn route of two or three cars
of wounded men from overseas. These
the canteen workers visit and minis
ter to.
During the past month, the canteen's
report shows that it dispensed the fol
lowing free supplies: 524 magazines,
at a cost to the canteen of 10 cents
tach; one case of matches; 54 one-cent
stamps: 8397 two-cent stamps; 5142
three-cent stamps; 32.800 cigarettes;
1800 pounds of candy; 24,800 postal
i;ards; 232 boxes of fruit; 170 meals;
214 lunches, and 24 decks of playing
cards. The total value of supplies fur
nished free during January was
11846.60.
Lunch Card Distributed. '
The canteen also has printed, for
distribution among returned soldiers,
cards to be exchanged for coffee and
doughnuts at the depot restaurant, and
to be redeemed from the canteen funds.
The management of the restaurant
made a special reduction for the can
teen service.
Mrs. Reed also has made arrange
ments with various local theaters to
accommodate 10 soldiers or sailors at
afternoon and night performances.
Tickets will be issued by the canteen,
honored by the doorkeepers, and re
turned to the canteen for the payment
of war tax.
This arrangement has been made
-with the following 12 theaters, which
will accommodate 240 men in uniform
each day through the canteen arrange
ment: Alcazar, .Baker, Columbia, Hip
podrome, Liberty, Lyric. Majestic. I'an
tages, People's, Star, Strand and Sunset.
The theater privilege will afford oppor
tunity for soldiers en route through
the city to spend a pleasant hour or so
while waiting for their train.
BURNS MAN DROWNS SELF
Xote l'ound in Coat rocket of Jolin
TV. Saycr, Near Skamokawa.
The community of Skamokawa is
disconcerted over a suicide. Last Mon
day Mark Kelly, a fanner of the AVcst
Valley, saw a coat and cap lying on the
bank of the creek. He hung them on
n. stake, thinkink that they belonged
to some one who was fishing. On Fri
day, the coat being still there, he found
two letters and an envelope in an in
side pocket. One letter was addressed
to Clifford Reed. Burns, Or., and the
other to. John W. Sayer. Burns, Or.
The envelope was unsealed and con
tained a f5 bill and 10 cents in silver.
On one side of the envelope was writ
ten, "Whoever finds this suitcase, post
these letters. I am going to drown my
self. Should have shot myself long
ago. John P. Sayer, Burns, Or." On
the other side of tne envelope was pen
ciled "I put a dime in here for postage
and five, dollars for Williams for your
service."
The missing- man had a father and
three, sisters living in Burns, and was
a member of the Masonic lodge of that
place. Search is being made for the
body.
AMPSKMENTS.
LAST DAY TODAY.
William S. Hart
IX
'THE TIGR MAN."
also Harold Lloyd comedv and cartoon
CIRCLE THEATER
luurtli at Mas hiii y tun. ,
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fff THIS WKHK Yv1-'
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Theda Bara
"SALOME" m :
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WV JH.OOO.OOO Production, lit) ,
Coining I
VIVIAN MAHTIN In
YOU 1VEVER SAW I
SUCH A tilRL"
.. 1 aaasssSSsSaiLa.
AMrSEMKNTS.
GRAND OPERA
AUDITORIUM
FIRST PKRFOKMANCE TONIGHT 815
cao, GRAND OPERAS-
THIS MKMXfi
LA BOHEME
Tomorrow Krf,
'lo Optrai),
SECRET OF
SUZANNE
(In Knglish) and
IPAGLIACCI
(In Italian.)
Wednesday Mat.
ROMEO & JULIET
Wededay Eve.
A IDA
Thursday
BUTTERFLY
Friday
R1G0LETT0
Saturday Mat.
FAUST
Saturday Kvf.
IL TROYATORE
PRICES Z to 60c. All seats ready now
at Arfditorlum Box Office. Telephone
Main 720. Mgmt. Fllison-White Musical
Bureau.
OPERATIC
TRAINING
Personal Coaching; Under
PAUL'
PETRI
Dramatic Tenor
Seven years leading tenor in
European Opera Companies.
David Bispham, the noted Amer
ican baritone, says: "It gives
me gTeat pleasure to recommend
Paul Petri, who is an excellent
tenor and an efficient teacker."
For particulars phone or call
ELLISON-WHITE
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
Marshall 4200 Broadway Bldg.
liilli
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Lis
V!Y Pauline
Frederick yj
"ADAUCHTKROF
I - TUB OLD I.
I "SCHOLL" j
i 1 Till-: GREAT. I i
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1 ill tl fl S i rl
id !ll y y y U ii
Ltii
WHITE tOll'O.VS
With Barrett Greenwood.
l'onr Harmony Klngii. Lunette Slaters.
BIBXS AMI KKABITO,
"tjhoo'a."
The Itamadella and Deyoi Hertor,"
Wonder Door; Orpheum Travel Week.
ly. Official War Kevlen.
BliRT BAKH fc CO.
' In "Prevarication."
This Show Closes With he C
Matinee Wednesday, l'eb. 0
1
BAROAIV KltiJIT
TOMUIIT.
STOCK COMP.VSV All This Week
UIKI.S! OH. U1RLS:
HERE COMES
THE BRIDE
Eissest laughing hit of the spasou. Its
ripp, rich and rotsterlous.
Trices, Hjc. OOP. Mats. Wed., Sat., 25c.
Next wrek,
'The Trail of the Lonetome Pine."
BARGAIN TONIGHT,
ANY SEAT
25c
The Blanche Rlns Hit
BROADWAY & I
UTTERMILK
V
Kve's 35. 5H-, 6"e.
"Wed. and Sat. Mats. S5e.
ext "The Lion and the Mouse.
LYRIC "mock''
Mat. Daily. J0- Only.
A A Breat bis musical and girl Bhow,
"The Mardi Gras"
With Dillon & Franks. :i0 people and the
Kosebud Chorus. Immense sons number.
Tues. night (extra). The Country Store.
A N T A G E Q
MAT. DAILY 2r d
Alexander I'antages presents tho sensation o
the BPasou.
"KVKA."
The Incomparable, and her own company
in a scries of amaxing and ffortfeoun dauces
of the Orient,
fi OTIIEIt Bit; ACTS B
Three reriormanccs Lmlly. Nlht CurtBic
at 7 and U.
MORRISON AT TH
PLAYS THAT PLEASE
P
Rates for
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TOO LATE TO CtASSIFr.
HOTEL, cook, out: $60. chambermaid;
e"P- child's nurse; hall woman.
Waitress, town; head waitress and wife
and waitress, out. Hansen. 327 Wash
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office. Boom 153 Courthouse, fith St.
. Kntranee.
a iron .Main S78. Home Phone
lawn 764 after office hours. Wood.
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address, i-lectric lethal chamber for small
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abled an. mala at a moment's notice. Any
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DIED.
JOVEs In this city. Fobruarv " leio.
X .j'" ,F' J?n". s-d "I years: husband
of Harriett Jones, of Crescent City Cal
father of Mrs. H.Ien D. Martin. oV Cre.
Emm."?'l.Lf'': Mrs X. D. Fesryand Mrs.
l-inley s, Montgomery at Fifth street. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
WATSON At the family residence. 2471 ,
L.xor. street. Charles u. Watson, aired at
ears; hujhand of Aen.s Watson, ion ot
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, brother of
Oeorjfe and Robert Watson. Jr.. and Mrs
I-oomis. all of Battle Ground. Wash k"!
mains at Flnley s. Montgomery at Fifth
t uneral notice hereafter.
PTnE"r:At ?ii:waukie. Or.. February 2,
1.-m:,V"" '0d loUer- -G years
l' uneral an-ouncement later by tho Eric
son Lrider.aking Company.
FO'ERAL NOTICES.
CAR'.ET-At St. Vincent's Hospital Feb
ruary 1 1019. T. Frank Carn.v, aged :tti
years: beloved husband of Mrs. Knes
D nnecn Carney: father of Mary Helen.
JSil.y and idward Carney; brother of John
and James Carney. The tl creased was a
member of St. Andrew s Court. Catholic
Order of Foresters, and Elks' Lodge No Its
Funeral corteRe will leave the residence
-!i0 Nineteenth street North, tomorrow
Tuesaayl, February 4. 11)19, at S:4o A. M
thence to Pro-Catheilrsl. Fifteenth and'
Davis streets, where requiem mass will be
offered at 9 A. M. Services private. In
terment at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
CAPPED AT At the residence' of her son.
.00 Kast Burnside St.. Feb. 2. Mrs. Ellen
M. Casseday, at;ed S8 years. 4 months 12
days, wire of the late Rev. David Casse
day. mother of Dr. Frank F. Casseday.
this city, and David Casseday, of Spokane
Tho funeral services will be held at the
conservatory chapel of F. B. Dunning, Inr
F.ast Alaer and Sixth, at 3 P. M. tomor
row. Concluding; services at Portland Crem
atorium. All s-rvices private by order
f...th Health Hoard. All el I'aul and
Chicago papers please copy.
BOONE At the family residence. 1757 Divi
sion street, Clara Gertrude Hoonn. sister
?. Lr-,1' r: "a1"1"". ot Sslt L..ika City,
im ln,.M "i; .fterrett. of Charlotts-
ville. h. : John-C. Hounds, of Monmouth
Or-.; Alfred U Rounds. of Ridcefield.
, sh- nd Mrs- Huth E. Rounds, of tfils
city. The remains are at Flnley s. Mont
gomery at Fifth. The funeral services wi;l
be held tomorrow-(Tuesday), February 4
lull), at :::n o'clock P. M-, at the Mount
fccott I'ark Crematorium.
CITATFIEL.D At her late residence. 490S
Washinston St.. Mary Jane Chatfleid. ascd
67 years, wife of James c. Chatfield
mother of Mrs. Harold E. Boyle. Mrs. Kva
Chatfield Chiles, and Dr. Fvcrctte K. Chat
field, of this oify. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow tTuesdav). Februarv 4
at 2:30 o'clock P. M.. from Flnley's chapel!
Montgomery and nth. Interment Mt.
Scott Park Cemetery.
MILLER In this city. Februarv 1 1910 at
the residence. S.ll Mississippi avenue. Sa'rah
',, V' JiSZd 80 'ars. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow tTuesdayi. Februarv
AM"19i l-:r5 A" M" ' the 'chap of
Miller & Tracey. Services private. Incin
eration at the Mount Scott Park Crema
torium. Bloomingtou, II)., paper please
copy.
CARR At the residence at T.lnnton. Or.
ebruary 1. I.eRoy Carr. asted IK
years 4 months and 7 days; beloved son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Carr; brother of Or.
ville. Alma and Amy Carr. Funeral serv
ices will be held tomorrow (Tuesday).
February 4. 1919, at 3 P. M., at the chapel
of Miller & Tracey. Services strictly pri
vate. Interment at Roso City Cemetery.
ROP.JNSON At the family residence. 7D22
fi.-.th ave. S. E-, Alico A. Koblnsnn, be-
, loved mother of Guy Robinson, of this
city. Private funeral services will be lirld
today J.Monday), Feb. 3, at 2::0 P. M.,
at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy
A: Co., f.Sii2-)4 Bid st. S. F... in Lents. In
terment Mt. Scott Cemetery.
COLLINS At Kondall station. Jan. 31, Ed
word A. Collins, aged 4 months-14 days,
beloved ton of Mr. and Mrs, Tiartes A.
Collins. Private funeral services will be
held today 1 Monday I. Feb. 3. at O A. M..
at the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy
A; Co.. IW024 l2d st. S. E.. in Lents. In
terment Mt. colt Cemetery.
ilrLKNXAX The funeral rcrvlces of th
laie Heatrice McLennan, beloved wife of
Robert McLennan, wili be held today
1 Monday). February :;. 1919, at 10 A. M.,
at the chapal of Miller Ac Tracey. All
services private. Interment at Mount Scott
I'ark Cemetery.
DE SHIELL In this city. February 2, J9I9.
Ottillie De Shieil, sued 19 years; beloved
wife of Forest De Shieil. Funeral services
w-ill be held Wednesday, February A. 1919
st 11 A. M.. at the chapel of Miller
Tracer. Pervices private. Interment at
Multnomau Park Cemetery. -
KALAMATTANOOY The funeral services of
the. late John D. Kalamatianooy will be
held tomorrow (Tuesday). February 4
1919. at 2 V. M . at tho chapel ut illllrr
A Tracey. Services strictly private. In
terment at Multnomah Park Cemetery.
PETERSON The funeral services of tile late
Johanna Peterson, Oi-loved wire of N. T.
Peterson, will be held today (Mondav).
February 3, 1919. at 2 P. M., at the chapel
of Milier & Tracey. Services private. In
terment at Klverview Cemetery.
GROSCIIE The remains c-f the late 'William
Grosche will be forwarded today (Mondavi.
February 3. 1919, at r,::li P. M., under di
rection of Miller & Tracey, to Lexington,
Mo., where services will be held and in
terment take place.
SMITH Tn this city. February J, 1919.
Holland P. Smith, aged .10 years. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow (Tuesday),
February 4. 1919. at 2 P. M., from Eric
son's residence funeral chapel, Morrisun
at Twelfth street.
BVRR The runeral services of the late
Henry Wilson Hurr, will be held today
(Monday), at 2:.10 o'clock P. M.. at Fin
ley's, Montgomery at Mh. Incineration at
the Portland Crematorium. Sen ices pri
vate, by order of the Hoard of ilealtii.
WELSH The fineral services of the late
G. Mary Welsh will be beia this (Monday)
tnorninr at 11 o'clock, at Flnley's. .Mont
gomery at Sth. Incineration at Mt. Scott
park Cemetery. Services private by order
ot the Board of Health.
KAADT The remains of ths late Ellen
Marie Kaadt will be forwarded to Clinton,
Iowa. today (Monday). by Breese &
snook. Belmont at 35th.
I I.OK1ST8.
DISTINCTIVE FLORAL. TRIBUTES.
Wreaths aa low as $4; sprays
LUB LINER, FLAJRIST, 328 Morrison.
Portland Hotel. Phone Marshall 753.
MARTIN & FOKBES CO.. Florists. Sit
Washington. Main 209, A I2a. Flowers
'for all occasions artistically arranged.
Ci-AKUli BROS.. Florists, 287 Morrison st.
Main or A 1803. Fine flowers and f,orl
designs. No branch stores.
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7213, A Slot, belling
Bidg.. Oth and Alder sts.
PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. Flow.
era and designs very reasonable. Mar. u'J22.
lilVlNGTON PARK FLORAL. CO.. 4th and
Yamhill. Funeral designers: lowest prices.
XONbETU FLORAL CO.. 2ST Washington
si., lv lib. and ulh. Alain 4.102, A. 1101.
It e-,1 TTt eea f 1 1 - - ' "11 1 KW TODA V.
A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and
classified for ready reference. F&r rates by the month or year,
or. other information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or
A 6095, House 29.
ACt'OlN T AXTS.-
JOHN E. CLARK, general and cost account
ant. 402 East Washington sL Pbone East
fc490.
AfCOItDlOX FLEATIXG HtMsTlTtHIXi.
A i r. ,.i ............
-,W5 c"t, hem and pleat skirts any style.
t: hemstitching, 10c per yard. Eastera
v-i... bin St. uroaaway -wu
AGATK C1TTKHB AND MFG. JKUKLKKS.
JEWELRV na watch repairing. Miller's,
ssh. St.. Majestic Theater blilg.
ALFALFA 3IEAL, (1K()11 FEED. HAY,
WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M. KOtiT.
APPRAISALS.
STANDARD APPRAISAL COMPANY. KaU
way. Ex. bidg. phone Marshall 2752.
AseAYEK8 AND ANALYSTS.
MO,-N',TANA ASiAV OFFICE. 142 becond
t.old. silver and platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
MORRIS A. GOLDSTEIN, practice In ail
courtB. SO 2 Northwestern Hank bldg.
ALTO STORAGE.
HRtHROOf building. S. W. corner 17th ajid
Alder. Pbone litiwy. 1723. Live storage
i. dead storage r,.l,0.
BRICK AND CONCRETE.
1'OR brickwork, concrete and cement side
walks. call Broadway 393.
CARPET CLEANING.
RUGSTb0 ki"a that wcar llie beat are
. made from your tvomout carpets by
the Northwest Itus Co. (former address.
1..3 Union ae.). Rag rugs woven all sizaa.
Cnrpet cleaning. refltllllic and resizing.
Mail orders solicited. l!S East ElguLb.
PHONE EAST 3.-,!-0. B 1280.
CARPET WEAVING.
Fluff Rug From CJld Carpets
Rag Rugs, alt sizes. Mstl orders prompt.
,. . . Send tor Booklet.
nl2 Rugs, steam or Dry cleaned. 11.50.
- . FLUFF RUG CO..
04-jS Union ave. N". East CM6. B 1473.
CANCER TREATMENT.
E. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED.
812 Morgan bldg. Marshall UH3.
CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE J RWIN-HODSON COMPANY.
.187 Washington. Broadway 434. A 1234.
CHIROPODIST ARCH SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Ehtello and Florello De Veny, the
only scientitlc chiropouista and arch spe
cialists In the city. Parlors 3u2 Ocrlinger
bldg., southwest corner Second and Alder,
'i-tione Main I3nl.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS.
oOO.OOO IvNoW ilc.Mahon. loo per cent chl
practor, all welcome to compare adjust
ments; throngs pronouncing treatments
easiest, best, permanent. 31 truu.-s'"
Both phones.
CIRCULAR LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. 510-11-12 Royal
bldg. Mar. &S22. Multia'raphing, mimeo
graph and mall advertising.
COLLECTIONS.
NETIi CO.. Worcester bldg. Main ITIIU.
No collections, no charge. Established 1:00.
CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK.
CAMPBELL SMITH Concrete Karages.
cemcni wora; estimates tree. o-u Clay.
M. 5943.
DANCING.
MRS. BAYM'S Dancing Academy. 30S-1 1
Dekum bldg. Best instructors. Beginners'
class Tues. eve.; class parly Frl. eve. Les
sons day and eve. by appointment- Pbone
Main 134T,.
BKHKHI.KV Dancing School. 129 4th at.
Main 3318. Mrs. Summers. Mffr. Lessons by
- upt. ; personal 'attention; clasi.es Weil, and'
Saturday.
BERKELEY Dancing School. 129 4tli st.
Main 331S. Mrs. Summers. M?r. l.ess.His by
sot.: personal atteiiliou; classes Wed.. Sal.
AL1SK.Y Ilanring Academy. Private instruc
tors, day and evening. Classes Friday eve
ning. 2d floor AllRky bldg. S losous, $."..
MRS. FLECK'f.vACADF.MY, 19 2.1 st. Ball
room and stage danciiiK. Class Tues.. FrL
eve.: children especially. Main 2100.
W. I. KING Dance Orchestra: union music;
violln.i repaired. IWt'a Wash. ftdwy. 478.
DANTIMi ACADEMY.
LEARN TO DANCE at Professor and Mrs.
Kown'a studio; cacti pupil is piven per
sonal attention: 12 private lessons, $.".; tl
. leawons, $3, or 4 Tor $-': houra lu A. M.
to U 1. M. bi'3 Eilers bldg.. between 4th
and rth, on Washington st. Main Iol.
VHOLESALERS AND
AI TO TOPS.
JM'BRIMI.T.K IIL'UUV TUP (X).. tit h and Oak.
DRY OOIS NOTION'S.
L DINKELSPiEL COrT.',.'
GRAIN MKRCIIANTS.
PACIFIC UKAIN CO., Board of Trade bids;.
HATS AND TATS.
THANHOl'f-'KR 'llAT Co.. S3-53 Front St.
IIII1K.S, WOOL, CASCARA BARK.
KAI1N HISOS., 195 Front street.
PAINTS AMI 1.1'BRICATING OILS.
W. l; FUI.I.Krt CO.. 1'Jth and Davis sis
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At 'Wilson's Auction House. 10
Furniture. 16U-171 Second St.
I'CNKRAI. niRKCTOKS.
BREEZE & SNOOK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1
1047 BELMONT, AT 35th
SUNNYSIDE
SPECIAL KQUTPMENT for rto!n all
work IN THE HuMbi when desired. Our
beautiful chapel Xur . service without
charge.
Prices most reasonable sod poraooal at
tention given to all.
UotU f bonea; Tabor 12.ft, B 2540.
1047 Brluiont bt.
WILSON & ROSS
EAST 7TH AND .MII TNOMAU
l'ort lunU 'a Moat Iroa;rea.
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
EAST 54-
-C 3185
HOLSIAN UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
Kstabllshed 1877.
Tblrd and Salmon Streets.
Jdalu 307. A loll.
J-Jady Assistant.
MILLER &: TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Servlcn for Less,
Independent Funeral Directors.
Wash. et.. bet. Oth ana Slat. Wcat PM.
Main Lady Aaaisiauc. A 755.
J. P. Finley & Son
PROGRESSIVE FUNEKAL DIRECTORS.
Main t. Montiomery at Fifth. A lOU'J.
F. S. DUNNING. INC.
414 K. Alder. Pliant K. 52.
Perfect service, personal direction, free
use of tloral chapel and auto' equipment.
DUNNING & McENTEK, funeral directors.
Broadway and Pine street- 1'huiie Broadway
43U. A -LViS. I.ady attendant.
1R. AND MRS. W. M. HAMILTON Fu.
neral service. 19.3 hi. Gllsan. Talor 413.
PT. T.ERHH lia" 11,h " a'm Sl
i-'i-'lA.-'Xl EM 781. B 1S8S.
F.RTP.SON Xwelltli snd Morrison atraau.
A-'jA.J.om7-'. Broadway i.-,at.
A Vt 7 T?.T .T .VTf rri &tJ Williams Ave.
a... ua-.UAa.a.. VV. t-.. .,,HH ,. ,.,
A. C KtNWOUTUI CO.
6SO2-04 OJd St.. Lents. labor r.287.
bKl-JWKd CNUIOKTAKINU CuMfANV. 3d
snd Clay. Mriin A :Jl I.;mv sanistant.
Phone- your vvant nda to the Orego
nian. I'honc Main 7U70, A GOP 5.
IX AND CAT HOSPITAL.
HOSI1TAL Dr. (J. II. ' Hartman. veterina
rian, 410 E:ift 7th st. Fist 1S17, B 1U02.
m DRESSMAKING.
ELECTRICAL RE I A Mi SHOP.
II. M. II. ELECTRIC CO.
31 Norm First
et., Portland. Or.
itawmuiuff ana
iiecirica.1 1 Repair-
ing a liioclaiiy. S- u ubout nw.
or ugfd nioiorj. Bdwy, 10-i.'. a ";
EAR, NUfc A1 illlaAT
im h,. EurnaicH, cor. 2ih. U !:;.. 10. 4734.
EK fl LIZ EH.
IKiiX-CI-.ASS MANURE.
LAWN,
CAitUKX.
LARGE OR SMALL LOADS. EAST
Kl HMTl KK RKIAlKI-:i.
1 1 11 1 ; HAND AVE. lt3.
American Kurniiure liopitMl: furnlturo
rtfpalied. uphoikireil and ruiinished; ne w
ainl fcec ona-hund f urait ure bough l nd
Sell oud 2.
llfc.MSTITi IllXi.
1- :TKlJMA., lit m Lite ni ii . catiipitis. ac
.onjjor ttnle pieat, buitoas covered, mad
orii-rg. ailtf Pittoi-jc block. liroaJwuy lu:m.
HliMS'i iTCHlNU and Pi.oL A.l work fuar-iiiitt-etl.
S)nj,ur t-ewing Mch. Co, 4; Vhii!i.
Ml Mr.
EMIL TiilKLHoitN. vioiin t.-acher. pupil
iSt.vcik. ror FiUdnor b ids. Hdwy. lY-t.
IALL K. KlbiSNEit, vioiiint. Koon 1. -4il3
Washington. Main .V-I. Ten lesson-. l.V
IJlANO IfHSoim ;.Oo. t'ull Mn-s HiiUarU.
Main liHtti. Momlayi or Thurmlayn.
JuLIA. pKiiio. iiariuony. All string. In
Ftrumrnta bUI. Kol KoiiIuk, 4''J Wmh!:;.
fUTOMETKls'i s AM (ll'TK 1 NS.
ULASHiCS AT A &AV1NO.
I kolicic your patronage on tb
baals ot capably erviue. Thou
cjndi of aatisfied uu irons. A
trial will convince. Cn.ii. W. lioodman,
Optoni;rist. mnt Morrison. Ma:n l'l-4.
I'.UENT ATTORNEYS.
Jt. C. WFilCiliT -J. year' experience U. ix
and foroicn patents. Mj1 Lrkum b.dg.
liOLDUiiHU, 6J0 Worcester bldff. Main
I'MiSKIANH.
LWi. 11. A. PlilLLlPS, Broadway b.cla.
Hhemnatlmn. female dlaortlera. ak:n trou
bles, atoniach, liver, kidney a. bo we la.
throat, riKre. 8a!p. niirh b:out pmsanre.
80
C increased efficiency; tl r u 1 eu
1 treatment. Uoltre. paraiysis. head
ache, tonsiiius. Dr. Witters, aoti 'Ot,anil
blttx. Manhull 4VU.
I'LOiitiM. sirri.iKs.
PU'Mlil.Vii SL'f'l-LlKS :.t hosa,e prlts.
Stark-Davis Co.. ilj Third. Main 7!I7.
1-HIN 1 IN..
liKYSTl -Mi l'KKS.S J. 1. G.inteut.ein. Mgr.
Printing and linotyping, inn , l'runt at,
rorner Stark. Mln or A 141s.
PRINTING K
. W. BALTICS & COMPANY,
ot and Oak M . Main 1 liV A 116.'
NMOND-HAM) STOKKS.
LEVIN I1UW, At t'X'KN. CO..
Jl Front Street.
We buy and 6eil cverythinc In the hinj
varc and furniture line. Phone Mam UViTJ.
A 7174.
MO E.
blOVKS. furnmea r-pairei. coilJ inatal.ed,
II. J. Sea brook, -til' S Snlmon. M.i in J07o.
TKANsl- KK AN l KTOIIA41E.
UKKCiON T H A.N'aiK lilt CO., 474 Wan si ,
cortier ot 1 :it h. Telephone It road way 1l
or 1 ItiO. "We own and opera t two la rue
ciass "A" warenouses on terminal track.
Uo. est inFtirar.r-; rtea in t ie ct v.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
M. iil..-i:N TKANSIKR CO.. '.'(S pinr.
MA I.I.-;. iN -ST. LIOCK 4V WAIiblitiCSt: Ol'-li.-e
l.'.l Mii.lisun st. Ueiierial m r.-han.ilse
and f.,rw.ir.lin agents, pliene Main lri'.il.
-ACKlNi: MOVIN'G ,-TOl: l.S'U.
PKCLTRITV bXORAtili Ai TRANSrKR CO.
Id.-, i'ark St. M:iin M '.". A 10.".!.
CI. AY S. M.JHSK. IN':.
IRACKAUK. STullAGIl. TI1AXSFER,
4 IS-t.'.l Lllis.in st.
illUUUl: TltA.XdFiill CO.
Phone a.'.OH.
VACl'l M I I.KAMM.,
KLIX'THH,' v..eunm .leanit.tf iu our home.
;,n,- it ruir. t arl. l-:aat l..ns.
WATCH RKVAIKIMi.
lil.iULIST pri.e-s pwid ol.l wad'hes and Jew
elry. Crtnililion no obji-ct. l:epalrs s spe
.li.ltv. .i;alnter ,lcc!ry Co.. IW3 Waslt. iL
Itr.vKLKS.
I WKCCIC Ul.U BUIl.DlNtJs. CALL K.t
MANUFACTURERS
I'AINTS. OILS AMI CLASS.
HASMCSSKN CO.. and
Taylor.
1'II'K. I'll'K I I I TIN(. AMI VALVES.
M. 1.. K1.1NK. m-Sii l..nt street.
I'M MHINd ASH SI KAM M l'l'l.ll.
Al. I.. KI.1NI
.4-.rt FVont street.
I'KOltl K COM MbMIIN MKKdI AXTS.
KVKHC'IMi A- FA Ft P. KM.. HO Front street
ROPK AND lilMlllt THINK.
Fortlan.l I'ordrtare. Co.. Hlh and Northrup.
SASH. HOOKS AM . A.-K.
V. J: iq'l.l.KH CO., Utli and Iiavis sta.
WAIL 1'APKIt.
Ml 1. 1. Kit Wall l"aper A: Pi. Co.. 172 Klrst St.
itm:AN wai.i. pM-i:r, cn.. an jd st.
rOftTLAND UAKIil.K WORKS. i'M-2r,tl 4lh
at., oppnalte City Hall. Main Sitti. Philip
N.n & tjons. for Ttiemoria.'s.
rTb BLAESINQ GRANITE CO.
lT THIRD AT MADISON 3TRKCT
MEETING 'OTICE3.
WIU.AMETTC TRIHE. NO.
fl. IMl'lJ 11. II. M-. meets to
liffl.t (Moiirtayl at Eagles
Hall. L'bi'i Madison sU lait
ors wcJ..'oi.ie.
i: M. I I.D. S.irhem.
VIO CHAPMAN. C. of It.
llAKM'iNV I.ODilK. N J'.'.
A. I'. AND A. M. Special coni-inimii-al
ion this f Monday) ee.
at 7 o'. lo.-K. Work in tlie K. A.
ami M. .M. li'-crces. 'isitiliK
bitthrc welronii.
W. At. Do LIN. Pec.
"WASIIIXtl'I'ON l.OHGK. NO.
41. A. 1". A.N'U A. M. Spe.ial
i-.tiiiiiuiiU-ati..u this I Mond.o l
A .emnK. rlast . t la and liurnllu
7::i o'.-loek. K. A. il.-prte. Vis
itors w.'I.'.mle. lirder W. M.
J. II ltlCU.MuNU, Sec.
CAMKI.IA ClfAI'TKR. NO. !;T.
il. K. H. Sttle.l commuiileatlon
'.tils t Mor.'lay i. eveninK. offielal
visit of W. G. Mfilroii. I).i:re.-H.
All visitors welcome, lty order of
W. M.
.MAItlKTTB ItOBlNSON. fee.
WILI.AMKTTB I.OOGK. NO.
2. A. I'. AND A. il. Slated
conilliunl.-atlon this I. Monday 1
eveninit. at 7:1!) u'clork. Annual
reporta, Vlailors welcome, iic-frt-sltiuclit.
W. WKBKS. Sec.
SCNNYSIUla CHAPTKK. NO.
1.'.. O. 11. S. A slated communi
"atiou this I Monday 1. evenlnic at
I'. M.: d''sra. By order of
Vortlv Matron.
KLI.I. DUNNING. Sec.
rRlEDLAN'DBR'a for Mn emblmsa.
(.ass pins aad auada s alO VYasalBCtea su
IUBLeV Jewelry, euttona, eharns, slsk
S o.a.sns. a.ss.r Uros.. lsl-S Sts Sl
m:v Ton at.
Mortgage Loans SV2
EDWARD E. GOUDEY CO.
i'xn:i ttks hank hi ilium..
JOHN B. COFFEY
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
MORTGAGE LOANS
ON BlbINrS A'I RESIDENCE
l'KOI'EK rv.
KOHM11MIN A: KWIXfi.
207-b -Non h extern liuuk Bide.
cms
Send Us Your Old Carpets,
Old Kuks sad Woolen Clsttiln.
fts Mass Keersible. llaad-.ts
FLUFF RUGS
Tbey ear IJk Iran.
Halt Orrte.-e. Mend for nooklat
His Rase tTasea. All Sites.
Carpet Cleaning
9x12 Rus Steam Cleaned 1.50
WESTEKN lLtlF Kl b CO,
4 Vlaiss Asa. N. saaet esis. si 147a.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved city and farm property, installment
repayment privllec If preferred; prompt,
. -relinl.lc er Ire.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
!17-2iy VortHA-mrrn Bunk Balldinr.
' i f. HIS,
sS.' FLUFF RUGS
f re???i o!d c,arPets. Carpet cleaning- and
retlttlng-. Rag rugs woven, all sizes.
Mail orders solicited.
NTlRTUWl-T In". i n
rormer a
EAST 3580
Former address 153 Union Ave.
B 1280
RE.L FSTATE.
OR PA LL fr exchange for Mor.tiina lr.l
4'-acr timry rnch neiir Chfhullf.. WaFh :
Im lhrf rfsi,liicHi and a huNinesa In
omh H. rd. H.x aVHI. Mouth Hn.i. Wash.
Tar Sal om.
$S73. VIKW LOT. PAOpiriCi;
Host: 'irr park.
s. W. corner 4Sth anr! Alamdii driv.
Tlu ill kur;y : quleklv. ItomirKl a.,
t-mmeitu only .uo tiid paid to da-,o
fiuv tins at on. p. J. I.. HAH1.MAN C'uM
PW., No. 7 Chamber of Commerce
Bid.
WANT A I.Al'RKI.m RST l- T CIIKAP?
.tm out to laAurlhm st Tract of f ir.
Kfcim ;tih and Otiattn aircc-ta. ti.iy. Now
i tU tiritt to ii-turw our lot. Ttor
.wri:,. or Kawt l'i. rre.
faAtJKIKiCK 2 wcll-lot-atcd eaiNt-front lots
in Hose City Park, liiiehcotk. teU -4th at.
HuO. UH.h buy- 3 good Ioim in liiinu..-
Add., with, mall bide, caal.y converted
Into house. FUher. loS K. Salmon
For Half
-Houm.
I.V ITAWTHORNR AVENTR DISTRICT.
7 rooms and sleeping iorch. extra fin
btsement, extra ooJ furnace, Inundry.
fruit room, lurge rccrptton hall will, ftre
placa, connected m-itli l:trite living room,
dtninc room, kitchen, maid a room hich
caa b thauKrd into breakCaint room if da
aireii; necor.d floor three In-drooim. mou
ern bathroom and tK-epin porch ; a.l
rooms are beautifully decorated: expensive-
llsht fixture, all window h.infilnc.
linoleums and carpet art Included; lot
1o0x1.hu, oq coriitr; street Improvements
all paid; exceptionally fine lawn. mltU Im
ported Hhrubbery; beaut. tul bomon adja
cent; present owner faaa no ue for the
property; price iuuO. -w hicli la much i--lov
present taltic. T1-plione Main SiV.'.
SNA P.
room s st. k kpi no roRnr
aMty don n. lndy ctmer lot. paved
trcot In nml a'l puid. l-:;i!v alkini; dis
tance to Kit XK 1,1 N H Hill SC H" Lt. on
curitne. ."iuIihi l.ir fir trees In ard. Thi
I an atlr.t' liv. home place. J. 1. HAltl
MAN COMl'AXV, No, 7 I'hanibcr of om-m-r.
e bid.-., 4U ai:d Siai K. Malu 10S, A
JIOT-WATL.lt 1 II A T IN THIS HOI'S.-..
Not only hot-v aier heat, bnt no dirty
coa I. w ooi or briquettes to 'hot her with.
Automatic raa hruicr cha pcet of H.
1 st ation mi'st exclusive tmrt of I-mut-I -hurst.
Ex lra l.irfto living and d mln c
room; 4 UrKn belrooms; all beaut I f nl I y
fi:nshcd in old ivory and tapestry papr;
t'ptnn por:h, fine K-irajc. You nu?t
pee t Ins place lo app rr cut Its superior
quattties. come out loday. Key at office,
l-.ast ;iiU and ;iin:tii ir ' phone '1 a-
t"r il4..a or Kat -oxi evenlnes.
Jt f'T completed, t a o up-1 o-dit t-, modern
room nun it low p," .Vx 1 tMi lot. pa ved st.,
ilouhie constructed throughout. fuU cctn'nt
basements. f trc place. bctkc.tse, hlna
i" i o. t f. haMmood floors. Puifh kltclit-n,
breakfast room, linen loset. attic, shad,
screens, fixtures, etc., et-.; on Ivor St.. k
iweeu K. .iSth and K. ::ith. 1 block north;
Klchmoiid i ir; bark doors optn . co look
st thcni. I rico J -.ToO, icrma. Tabor
vrn tn c.
LAL'RKUUl 'KST
A nw molcrii Colonial S-room house,
just finished, never ov-ii-i.'d. in old lQry;
'2 blocks from car. Modern Kara tzr ; on
corner and In oi of tlx- choicest loca
tions in Laurel hurst. This can bo tuin
lled on reasonable first payment ami bal
aiice to bj uir.iiied.
M R. JIROWN.
I'honc Mh In 1 70 or Ta bor T. evcnlnff!".
YnU II. Is l.lkt: TIII.
7 rooms and steepinj; porch, fuil con
crete ba.'mnt, f urmc fireplace, bin It -Ins.
corner, full lot. est front, alt Improxe
" in Mits tn and paid, near cr, $ ; Rood
terms.
A. H. RIKHI.I.I. CO..
-1 7 Northwestern Liank H!ds.
Marshall 4 111. A
IT KMSIIKO KK Vol.? "
i rooms. IooxUmi irmund. clo.s to car
pood l.ii a Uon to rcl't out furnfrlicd rioms,
I'niversity I'ark. I'rice cut to j."i'M on
pood term.
A. 11. Ill KKi:i.l, CO..
-1 7 Ntn-i h western Bank ft!dr.
Marshall -4114. A -ill.
-UOOM. nearly new. k-kM condition, near
l.aurflhuriHt I'arK. Siitim nhia car; yll at
mori tCMiro com i-rice. u ai ; .-asy t ernis.
And a d-room ltuoira low . ptrlctly modern,
in the heart of lrlnton; sell at luort
KaCn co-t prtCC 4'H; mv t. rill.
HliMiY K. riiVKK, l I'nion Ave.
rhon" i;-ist 'jt: t.ffi.-.-. or huse.
A JtA KiJ A IN l.Mi.
Am Icavinu tw u. v i il s. 11 my 4 -room
liotlso Mlth furnitur-. wood, etc.; lot i;i
17t; chl kn-hoiF-. b ri y bushes und fruli
tret'j. I'rh I twii. ..mo cafh. Will h
lnmo t ii '"da v a f 1 rnoon a 'id S im d s v.
Low jo . t;id ut.. bu vmcu tit.. U and to t h
ae. Take. VS cur.
THAT VACANT LOT.
"Why not lurn a burden mla income?
M'c d'Sin and build aparinti-uts. raraj;-s.
I '-sidetM-cs an t hi n if . l urmi !i pi.. na and
flliatii e. Kstahlt5l.-d ) r.ir. off. r
LCL RITY, .-I-: KVIi K, SATISK -VCTION.
L. R. Hsilry c,... Inr., con t rac tin g archi
tects. 1j4 N. V. Rank bid if.
t'O I PA 1 .1 .4 rMm h'tut-c ; pan lr . ba h.
tilet. l-c. lights, fruit t i'Mi'. K.nj.l -r-
fino chi' k'n -hiuc. J i hrrry and
1 pear tr-; ;tll kind of ros -; lot .""1'J".
on i .. 1 lh it. nea r 1 nI y u . ; l .".
itiimili'S on tar to and sVtdcr; diar of
t.i umbra ii'.-. Rrl'-e $l.'.o. J. Kiau.,
4 If. Stock Kv-h. Mds. Main .1-7M.
l'Oll .SALIC biuoni bungalow; l-c. liffht.
new clcctrb! ranpe; b.t ."'Oxl'o; cement
vslks; clear of incumbrance, except miiuII
si i eet asetmen t. on Lcland si rc i. a
blocks ol f Wood la w ll cur, l'rb'a flll'ii.
. Knitusa, Mock Kxth. bldff. Main
TllYINOTON.
Strlctlv modern 7-ro.n horns, hardwood
floors, up to date, S4.oo. L.-.t lit 17.
A M ieavi nir fit y. mtiFt Hscru'lce ti-room
bousa with dn. furnished or unfurnfphed
liuve all mode. m cot; n tent s. haru a-ood
floors, all built-in effects aud .t dandy
purnge: Hawthorne district. Call 'i'abur
int uildayb from lt to ; w cck Ua a
all day snd evening.
.TOU SALE .".-room h.Mi.o In SelJnood. on
Sherrett ave. ; bt .'. Js basement,
v-oodthed, lureo rhiekn-hou-rt, b-rry
tuinh's-: n't improvement- in and paid.
1'rli j $ 1 tiuO. J . S. KuausA. 4 Hi sSiuck
Kxeh. Ml. Main ;;-.'7'l
u-itOM Hawthorne bun e low , II. W. floor.
! irep'ace, bm It -1 ti f. :(.i uri-s. unite enamel
lnpeh kitehn ami bath, Imi-k attic, ce
ment iKifcmeiit. laundry tra: i-hie 1 1
l.ii cat lino; i'iii niched or uufuniUhed.
owner. ;' 4.t h.
BIN-; I.OW, ON PAVLU ST ii E Ll. $-7..
5 larto rms.. fireplace, beamed iseinnKi-.
paneled waltn; on carliuo Iu MonLalUa;
SJt'O cs?h. $.t5 month !v.
rllHlD V.'. t.EKMAV CO..
7;L1 Cham, of ct.m.
iiosh fl rr PAHK.
5-Room modern bun pa low . la rce attic,
hsrdw ood floor, furcate and fi- place.
tz-i rane. All built in c fleets. Main 7U3 1, or
TiiImt Vll.
HAi: IT LI T 1 .T.
Vlxperienced buiMer ow nt choice lots.
Ynl bul iU what you want Terms rcaoii
abie. See M. i..ii 1 in -3 McKay u;di.
Main 1 .t.
I'OH SALE Lur;E.- iLroom cotta t'e in ill.
Johns; electric li;nt-i, full plumbing, tniail
bs" men t ; lot .""s 1 10 : : blocks from ln
Vfftk v i t Ion. rb-e $1 s.'.o. J. S. Knaul?.
411 Stock KT'-h. bldg. Main M'J70.
$i::t r..KCK'M cottage, near K. .'lotli and
1 icintont. i ms is a oars: in. i r you w am
a home see Mc Kcntia. o'.U h and iicluiont,
Tahor ;4'. ;.
IKVINUToN HOME.
Modern, 'orniT, H. W. floor, furnnce.
flrepiaee; all btiilt-ln eftect?'. 5tJvo; terma.
Cm 11 Mam 7tM. or Tsbor V;il.
HOSE CITY car. go South 3 blocks, 1 :..(
.'-room bungalow, bath. eiec. lights, a m.
1st ix i m lot. k ra fs e. fto caa a. balance
esey. Call til'tt E. 7Gih.
T? F Ti 1TM F.
I liV INOTON.
A moht attiaciive residence of H rooms,
modern In all its appointments and ncar.y
new; hardwood f oois. tiled fircpinccs iu
livng-room and front bed room, ttied bath,
v it Ii .lioxu r, a Isaj b t ii for maid's room ;
roiiMTHtoi. extra larjfc lccpinK porch,
'a hlch ca.il be heated if desired: compitte
imrjf.ar alarm eteju and double c.ectric
!' Kin in IT and hcaiir v t-ystenn: located In
tho xcry best ulstrict of lrvlticton. on
l'(xl"(j cornt-r, surrounded by beautiful
homes.
Thin hnuw ha cost the owner between
Sis. out. and $::o.uoo. but an attractive prlt a
vill b made In scl.ing-. or would Accept
deferable vacant r improved lortiand,
piopcity for the ciulty.
S A M L J.. .NORTON".
010 lienry Butldli.c.
S-P.OO M B I " N O A T . O
Nice Is rce rooms, fireplace. furnace.
r'nf to Hawthorne car on street,
owner movinr to California. Thle is &
Sood buy; fJ-uO. 'm cash. See this.
PPKCIAU
I.ovety 7-room home on acra tract. H
block to Mt. Tabor car; close in; hsrvi
urf.i- street. tins soil. This homo
would cost toyO to build wit h out latiri.
and is a srn: bis buy at 4iov); UC"
Ciill.
rAUMONT HOMK.
7 room, w.tli I'pjiuili'u! tmii parlor. larK'
ing - i oom. f rep. ace. furnace, hard ed
floo t h i ous hou t . nico brea kfatt room,
it.ived street.-. ;.'.xl0 lot and an cxc.p
lit.mal buy, foliio: rice ifrni".
THL UAWKKNCli CO..
-"3 Corbcti li.i-.tf. Main tUUo. A 213-
$r'.r,o uosk citv park.
Attract iv e bi: iia !o". i rooms fireplace
and furnace. Itvinjr-room clear throng'.,
tenter of house. N Ice ard. lib home
sur loundinp-. located on 4Mb i-t., north
o'- carl. tie. Terms, lialf cash. .1. L. H A ill -MAN"
COMPANY. No 7 Chnmbe" of O'li
me rce bldi., 4 : h and ara- Mato l'.
JU'NUALOW f ANL liv.Ni ALOTV .
Uiureihunt, 6 rooms. J blocks to car.
High, sightly lot. in (ma condition, Sll0;
Ml. improemenTs paid.
j.-..i;. KuSlC CITY I'ARK SNA P T"'.
A imoht new. 6 rooms, close in, a lit ; l
pern of a place. ir'ce this quick. Take
Laurel hurst cor to L.TSt oit st.. a ;ui v"
nt of 'ice, or phone Tabor iiUi or Last
"Q eve.
li:VIN;TON ULNvJALoW Just east of li
vinston riub proun.n; hite enamel .nl
and hardood Honrs tliroughout: u--Iir.ished
yesterday; ready to occupy tomor
row ; no better residence district in J'ort -.ami;
homes cos, ins; $j",0mm within '.i'f
block: be: tcr gt today if on w nt th.f.
4'2 K. 7t!i North. hef.vren Thompson n.l
::i' r. ltroadwav ear. 1. .. loii. Ma::-.
. Wood. awn 41'lrt
KC Nt A LOW S
1 hsve s few btinsaiows In 1 -aure,hu rst
snd Lose, City Park, modern and in iTrst-
i:iss ondti ,oii ; on paved streets und ii
iiemrablo locations. The, fuimturo of sev
eral can be pitrchaped u ao if desired.
Kasoiiuhle initial payment and balance
aoout lika rent .
Mlt. TtUOWN.
M:iln 17 or Tabor o'J evenings.
A y-llUUM hoiite, p.irtly f uriuht;d. plaa lered.
neat and clean, arranccd so that rooms
coald be icnted. k-m-u for b"nrdrrs or
i.t. .inert, -it Peninsula, close to Wl.laniette
boule ard : - l;:r;e iotJ. fruit ; inn h
bonplit on eauv icons. It will pay for li
ne 1 1 if you take the chance. Come and
me at :0s L. r.iith nt.. Hawthorn car;
party leavlr? state: thl a b.-fKtn.
Ct'.-Y MMpi-jKX HVN'OALoW I rooms and
le-iih with shower, ait.e. cemcn ba."ment.
fucp'.aee. break::i5t alcove in kit.-tT.
white en. -i me l f mi- li and hard v. ood floor
in nil rooinn : best cn llic f i t u r. ; lo
cated on height?", fine view of ci;. riei
;md mountainf; lo ruindtes I'rmn down
town: o-cei.t fire: JUft fmifrhcd. ready to
oeeupv ttnuorrow. L. O. W ilson. Main
I rmm tJ 1
KOU J-ALK. IH.'IKS.
Bargain 7-roo'ii residence, fireplace, full
cement basement, furnaee. laundry trajs.
bulit-m kitchen. lt "Mh. near lelmont ;
i-. block to t-utuivi-bie car; :i-'t. J4'
t h. bsl:nce ;," n.onth; rents for $37. .".O.
.Soma good furniture and fuel if wanted.
Phone Tabor 7J I ! PPOmOncn
u i v liTrFt;. N v Hoi st:- -s --".
One acte ol :oii"d. noo.i .-room houce.
bt1t. ru'i'lrlr ,i);!n(i. atr. fronting on
a", t'ak :r..e; S.'iim iash. nance li
.i;l t. Place co-t oa n- r over $..0" J. owner
l'.-a p-ine to Idaho snd must tc.L CiorUon.
lil'.l t ' ) i ii m b r .f Co:nmere.
ALL lull liaif acre of k round. al
kinds of fruits and berries, 4-rooin houie.
i!i ral h ; eit y wut er and cat-: liotif not
entirely f inllied ; li-room hoi on back.
, mi, be ved for clitcken-hue ; ; blocks
frm Ml. Hood depot. price J.
K r, a 'l"-. 41G Stoek Lxch . bdp Main O.
AI.AMKL'A PA ItK.
6-room buiiKalow. brand new. 3ust
1 g completed, bu rd wood floors t UrouBh
out, priva: bathroom, furnace, fucnlace,
fit r a z-. price and irrms aro right. Ownif
;, ii d builder. Tabor r.so.
iiA lit J A IN Irov ela ud Psik. a.".".. mo-lern
o-room bungalow, hardwood f;oors. ftre
plaec. panel ulums room. leauiif ul buffet,
white ci.amej bedroom, kit hen and bath.
I.Minilry trasr cement basement. Tabor
1 b.7.
Al.AMKDA PALK SAt'KI PICE.
See liamb'et ave. nd make an offer
for this b a u 1 1 f ul w -o.nl mden.
I.orne. Cost over SWmi. but am wllimK t
-.cnfien. 1 1 p i now lor inspection, l'hono
W ivi.Ha wn f'-'ti. m
i r ll ICTLY modern i-r.om Imngilnw, floors
hardwoi.d f m 1M1. w ood w ork old Ivory ;
large attic; bt 0i ll'O 71 Ea.t Meili
ron, near -th. All improvements paid.
Owr.er on premtbea after 1'. M. or ca.l
Main "Ma
t-.i;' M ni"dcrn ftirmihod hou.e. very con-
i n 1 1 1. 1 , l)f k f rom St. Johns carl i no.
1 bio k from Pen In mi' a School ; I run I rocs
and b. i rae. Pi it -tU0, fJ J cssll. 10U7
p. liies'l'a ax .
" a Tu; j-nap.
Vroom modern liout-e. clo in. pa ed
,-treci.f, fruit and Powers. biij wcrific;
I ..r Iu If i a I'll, owner. 1 i i;. Sumner.
M axe. ar. Wd hi. 4 1.'..
l-T'TI SA UK I stMi it-room house and two.
lots, 1 blo-k from Mt. Scott cnrlmc, lier
Millard a. down. baUnce -
Icr months 6 r ccui intcreat. I'houw
'i -i hot p:;ti.
$.'rto eJ.'.d CAsll.
S.room b'insatow; flrrp'se: VaVeTly
ddiiiv": near nr line; rt, ta -! tmoii t h I y.
H. liUiLELL CO.. Ill X. V. la.;u
bidjr.
houe. 1 tni- toot bit ; i ree. shrubbcrv ; b.-t
lesideii-o tlitrUt; Icavo wity. 7itl.
i r. pon'ai.
t h" bef.t -uiMtrli.iTi homes a n 1 acrtui c
oit f ptirt'and come lo A d rtrofk on
t o e con Oil v ur, t mrd hou&w nortii of
i; y St.ii""!!.
YpHY iiiodcrti H-r.ioiii hont-f. Iuiii.kc. isuu
drv tubs. i'i full bsscni-nt: huRC clothes
ot, por-. h boe; 1 - block from L
cheap. M
I C U HA LL o-l oom I'liiiiliilnw, on ;d. nt.r
Ca rut he i a ; mi No. 4aa : r.txlOi lot, 7
f u it trees; eJuuO. terms, iico wwinr, 10 45
Hfimon: sr.
-pooM huna low. lot hmOiM!. Price L"on,
. down l will accept liucl'ty bt.ud.L lal
Mice to -nir. Py owner. 4S E. &Mh at.
V..r:h. l'hone Tabor M t T
" SEE AM -MAKE OK PEL.
r-room c't 'age. bat u. toilet, electricity."
hard -surf uecd. trw.u aw er; cloae in ;
me tern?; owner. Tnbr 1 It.
LiY OWN Eli. now acant. $:mm, cash.
tlnnc like ifni ; mce .x-ruoni houji,
f rol-claes coiidlt ioi:. mar car. itO Vii
iN'iii ae. Wo. el la wn 4-tt.
BlNiJAU'W.
-jt-j:,on tunculow for f.'O'XV nest home,
near boulevard and river; iiupht tak lot.
must be Mild. Owner. Main ,MiW.
1 K V 1 NCiTt N u-room bungalow. inml
i-rn. se'l chenp. tcruirt. Lvavuiff city.
Phone K:,t .w;.
J'OU SALE Hy fjwner.
b 'f-cont rue ; vd h-m-c,
1),.VIh SeMWoed l.'i.M.
U"!i ru trooin dou
S l7ji: 7..o rash.
Mllwauklf j;.
I KYI NO TON.
Strictlv modern 7-roju home, hardvoo-i
f'oor:. up to date, yi-.'Vi. Kast VH7.
I uL K-U' tOM f uru.phed Iioum , modern, ce
ment basement. 2Po. near s. p. shops;
reasonable t- -ms. Tshor 1 H7.
Jlo;o o-HuOM fottace. lot ... loo; onu
bb k or Simn p:a tar. McKenna. Z'JlU
and HelmoTH. TlNr fHt:t.
$,ihmi PKETTY o-R. bungalow; acres;
; blKs. ei. ctrl - tl pot snd Mate li'ehwa.
Main ai7 2. Me p.i rl a nd. Yeon Hdy.
UY o VYN KK o-rooiu houw, modern,
1-. Uh N.; tako V. C r l Mafford st ,
a'k I b. . and 1 l. . ; te-rns it desire.-
haw thokm: T'lai. :.;.tt r. eJo;.o.
i lai' looms, urgi- lot; room for
pars ire: vacant, owner. Tnhor J 4 .
itl.vHMs UoT l-room modern Itmimj; ha'h.
elect ric ltchf. eeiuent walks; flibO;
t rim. Columbia .''..
CN E of the nicest bunyalows m the city fot
nmI" on caay terms. Call b7 Hroadwav
bldg. '
j 4.-,oo 7- Lot'i.M bouse, t ii.Touvli ly -nodern.
fine count t ion. all tmprvemnts pici, be:
of location'. fa1 1 THor 11..'.
S-liodM nio.lt rn lion-'. Eiirtt J'th st., lot
.'. 1 'jo, is.:oo c.t.-h. l.-i I. m. c on unni, 'or
f irti.nl -lrs cull al 4"4 Piatt P.ldtr.
it; i IN - .Tu.
11C M Eft.
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