TUT. VORXIXG OREGONIAN, FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1919.
EPISCOPALIANS ASK
HOSPITAL
AUDIO
ftiocese Trustees Approve Pro
posal for More Space.
'VICTORY' WING, NEW TITLE
Committee Advises Convention Pres
ent Prayer Book Is Antiquated
and Suggests Revision.
The razing of the present east wing
of the Good Samaritan hospital and
erection of an . enlarged modern and
fireproof "victory" wing was recom
mended by the hospital board of trus
tees at the meeting of the Episcopal
diocese of Oregon, which yesterday
closed its three-day convention. The
recommendation was adopted.
Simplification of the prayer book was
advocated In the report of a special
committee appointed on that subject
last year. The report declared the
prayer book not only to be too large,
cumbersome and complicated for mod
ern democratic use, but that the word
ing of the book is so antiquated as to
Interfere with its usefulness. Preserva
tion of dignity' and beauty of the
prayer book was advocated by the re
port. The question will be left to the
diocese delegates to present to the
general convention to be held In De
troit. Soldiers Aid Appointed.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew an
nounced the appointment of W. C.
Harvey as its representative to aid re
turning soldiers, sailors and marines
to readjust themselves to the social
and religious life of the church.
Confusion over the election of dele
pates to the general Episcopal conven
tion, which caused three separate bal
lots to be prepared before the eight
delegates were finally chosen, resulted
in the appointment of a special com
mittee to report next year on changing
the canons of the church regarding the
manner of conducting convention elec
tions The committeee appointed by
Bishop Sumner is composed of Dr. O. W.
Taylor, Dr. H. C. Fixott and F. H. V.
Andrews, all of Portland The present
canon provides that clergy and laity
must vote for convention delegates on
separate ballots and that the two bal
lots must elect the same men.
Result of Election.
The. election resulted in the follow
ing choice:
Standing committoe Thomas Jenkins,
it t wanH!.!- Oregon City: W . R.
c.
u.
Turrill. C. N. Husglns, Dr. S. E.
Josephi.
R, L. Glisan.
Deputies to general convention Revs. M.
D. Chambers. O. W. Taylor. E. T. Simpson
of
.losephi. Frank Spittle ot Astoria, John
Board ot church extension j.
W. Tay
Chandler lr Thomas jenKins. " 1 1- iJ-
cf 'orecon City, F. G. Jennings
ot Eu"gene,
IS. T. T. Hicks,
.1. W. Ganong. A. S. Auter-
Fixott, Dean V incent.
C. N
son. Dr. r.
Hueclns.
Trustees Episcopal
fund Robert 2
. Gill,
William MacMaster.
Trustees hospital board T. F. Boen,
Dr.
A. J. Giesy.
Trustees St. Helen s
Hall John Dawson,
rMnV.cUn nodal "service commission Rev.
C H. L. Chandler of Oregon City.
!. , tt I.' T-t nun T-1 . A. O.
Rev. O
Newill.
,V.;.i 'mmH of Oregon City. Fred-
T Kllasn. Mrs. Gertrude Graham
Mrs.
t.-- Man- Frances Isom.
Board of religious
Jenkins, R. T. T. Hicks,
Wilson Johnston.
education Thomas
Paul CowslU.
PLAGUE OUTBREAK FEARED
Alone North Shore of Agean
Sea Weak With Hunger.
mvsT i VTTNOPLE. (By Mail.)
-Ii..a Tir-Hish. French and Greek
physicians are striving with might and
main to prevent an outbreak of the
plague in the region extending along
. - shore of the Aegean sea from
1 i i-1 tn Constantinople. In thi
work the British, French and Greek
armies and the American Red Cross are
co-operating.
a ,.ri and F.nclsnd as well as the
far off corners of the earth cannot af
ford in these days to ignore ouiui
r Hicoasc no matter where they occur."
declared a British sanitary officer in
charge of the work of cleaning up Con
stantinople. "If the plague is allowed
to breed here in the Near East sooner
or later it will reach England and
America. And its ravages if allowed to
spread will exceed those of the so
called influenza."
Kaatprn Macedonia which has been I
battleground for centuries and which
since 1912 has been fought over again
inii m train is today a horrible mess.
The early summer sun is breeding flies
and mosquitoes by the millions, the
unhealthy Struma valley is steaming
with malarial vapors, tne streets ot
Drama, Serres. Kavalla, Xanthi and the
hundreds of other small villages are
filthy beyond belief.
The returned refugees live in shell
ehattered ruins under sanitary condi
tions unspeakable. Their rags are
alive with vermin. From the big Red
Cross warehouse at Kavalla housing
300 families of refugees from 5 to 12
dead from typhus were removed daily
last month. The refugees were easy
victims after many months of semi
starvation in Bulgaria.
The children of Eastern Macedonia
are pitiful sights, suffering the results
of semi-starvation, with their little ribs
showing plainly through their ta a".
flesh. With hollow lack-lustre e.t a
they lie about on the streets in the sun
indifferent to their fate.
Each day tens of thousands of loaves
of bread are distributed by the Red
Cross in dozens of Serbian, Macedonian
and Roumanian cities. Bales of cloth
ing are given out to the neediest. Ser
ums against disease are injected in
thousands of peasants and "declousing"
baths are given to those living in
crowded centers.
NEW TRAINS AID EUROPEANS
Through Paris - Bucharest Service
May Hit Hun Trade.
PARIS. Correspondence of the Asso
ciated Press.) What is characterized
as one of the most vital steps toward
the speedy reconstruction of war-torn
Europe is being taken this week In the
inauguration of the through, transcon
tinental train service between Paris,
Belgrade and Bucharest via Pontalier,
Trtest, Agram and Vinkovce. This line
would under any ordinary circum
stances be a great boon to the traveler
an dto the business man, but now, on
the eve of the signing of peace, it as
sumes an inculculable importance to
the welfare of many countries.
The allied capitals will now be linked
u ponce more by a rapid service, which
-will permit of easy communication. The
slow sea route can be abandoned for
the numerous governmental missions
-which will play a great part in the
reconstruction. In numerous other ways
the new line will facilitate the process
of rebuilding the fortunes of the allies.
That this railway avoids Germany
and undoubtedly will take away much
of the trade of the German railways
finds no adverse criticism in Paris. The
French are quite content to see the
railways of their late enemies lie dor
mant for a time. Whether the new
allied line will ultimately become the
great trade artery for the continent,
replacing the German lines between
the North sea ports and the east, is a
matter- of much discussion. There are
arguments on both sides of the ques
tion. Certainly its immediate effect is
expected to be to lessen the German
prospects, whether there is any senti
ment in trade which will influence fu
ture developments remains to be seen.
The new service will provide through
trains de luxe between Paris and Bel
grade three times each week, according
to present plans. One train a week will
go through to Bucharest. Thus with
good train service between Paris and
the- English channel ports, England
wil lagain be brought into close touch
with her eastern allies.
As soon as possible to line will be
extended to Constantinople and to
Athens, but the running of traii.a to
these places now is Impossible owing to
the destruction of railways during the
war. It will take several months to
repair the damage. In addition, rolling
stock is very scarce. Even now it is
necessary to make a wide detour to get
to Bucharest from Belgrade.
While the transcontinental train serv
ice will be important for relief work
and for traders who wish to visit the
it to re-establish commercial rela- j
tions it is believed that the steamship
traffic will not be materially affected
by the innovation. Goods will still con
tinue to pass through the Mediterra
nean as of old.
CHEAP MEAL IS POSSIBLE
Paris Students' 'Association, Solves
Problem for Members.
PARIS. Cheap meals can still be
obtained in Paris, but it is given to
few to solve the problem. The general
association of Paris students (known to
its members as the "A") has succeeded
in providing a dinner for the equiva
lent of 40 cents. It consists of an hors
d' ioerver or soup, meat with a vege
table, one vegetable as a course, and a
dessert. Unlimited bread and a servi
ette are given, but no wine. Two hun
dred students took part in the inaug
ural meal.
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CHAT NO. 8.
It is high time that pleasure seek
ers realized fully that nowhere Is
there better, more refreshing musi
cal comedy entertainment than those
snappy shows put over by the Arm
strong Kolly company at THE OAKS
every afternoon and evening.
The Armstrong company, headed
by some of the most notable enter
tainers who ever appeared on this
coast, includes a beauty chorus that
is by many shades superior to any
thing you nave yet seen in Its class.
Not only are the girl- pretty fend
clever, but their comedies are spar
kling bits of interest that are a
cure for tired nerves.
The elaborate shows are beauti
fully staged and from the most petit
miss In the chorus to pretty Perqueta
Courtney, the charming leading lady,
all are costumed in the richest, most
pleasing manner.
For side-splitting comedy that
famous pair. Ed Armstrong and
George Rehn. would be mighty hard
to beat. And for music, the popular
and tuneful melodies of the orches
tra, THE OAKS auditorium is doubly
an attraction. The largest theater
orchestra now playing to Portland
audiences is supporting the Arm
strong company artists.
Take a car for THE OAKS at First
and Alder any time. The Armstrong
company plays twice daily, at 3 and
9P.M. JOHN F. CORDRAY,
Manager.
Oaks Park news in the Chats every
day.
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Today
Tonight
JOHNSON-DEAN REVUE
Recognized Greatest Colored Act In
Vaudeville.
KING
AND THORNTON
Retrieved.
LAMET AND
I'BARSOX,
"Just for Fun."
HELKTE TRIO,
Famous
European Gym
nasts. MLIAX
DC VERB
"The Girl With
the Voice."
JIMMY f.ALLOV
and His Luna
tic Sticks.
MARGARITA FISHER
Slollie of the Follies."
THE
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The Delight of Younsr America.
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Presented br Uauiiffr Hrothera.
OTHER BIO ACTS 6.
Three Performances Daily. Nlsht Curtain
at 7 and a.
LYRIC ssss
MATINEE DAILY 10c OXLT.
Dillon A Franks in the Die I- a eta in a; Show
WINSOME WINNIE.
Or the Family Troubles of Mike and Tko.
Son? hits Kalore. 16 pretty chorus eirls.
CHOBIS GIRI-8' CONTEST TONIGHT.
OAKS
ROLLER SKATING RINK
NOW OPEN
Largest and Finest Skating; Rink
in the Northwest.
Perfect Ventilation
Health and Exercise
Afternoon and Evening.
Cars First and Alder.
DANCING TONIGHT AT
COUNCIL
CREST
PARK
10-PlFce Orrhetrm and Monte Austin.
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Twice Daily, 3 P. M. and 8 P. M.
Beginning Sunday, May 23 to 31
FOR ONE WEEK AT
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
SITUATION wanted as collector or position
of trust; am married, well acquainted in
city; have Ford roadPter. What have you?
Phone Brudtr, Woodlawn 5391.
MEETING NOTICES.
AL KADETFt TEMPLE A A.
O. N. M. S Stated session
Saturday. May 24. at 8 P. M..
Masonic temple. West Park
and Yamhiil streets; social
and entertainment. Visiting
nobles cordially Invited. By
order of the potentate.
HUG1I J. BOYD,
Recorder.
"WASHINGTON COMMAN
DERY. NO. 15 Special con-
clave will be held this (Fri
day) eveuing at 7:30 o'clock,
bv order of the temnla R T.
E. M. Grand commander will be present
to inspect the comm&ndery. Refresh
ments will be served. A large attendance
is desired. J. B. E1SMAN. Recorder.
MULTNOMAH CAMP. NO.
77. W. O. W.. meets at their
hall. East Sixth and East
Alder street, every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Visit
ing neighbors, always wel
come. J. O. WILSON.
Clerk.
MTRTLE CHAPTER NO. 15.
O. E. 6. Regular meeting this
(Friday) evening in Masonic
temple at 8 o'clock. Degrees and
social. By order W. M.
JENNIE H. GALLOWAY. See.
PALESTINE LODGE NO. 14L
A. F. AND A. M-. will havs a
social evening: speaking, sink
ing, music, band, refreshments
and a good time. All Masons,
ih.ir f.miii.n and friends are
Inult.l1
Friday evening. May 23. 8 o'clock.
AltUMBK tALb nAL.Li.
Archer Place. Mt- Scott car.
. W. S. TOWNSEND.
See.
PORTLAND IX3DGE NO. 53.
A. F. AND A. M. Special com
munication this (Friday) evening-
7 o'clock. Masonic temple.
Work in E. A. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome. By order
H. J. HOUGHTON. Sec
ALBERT PIKE LODGE NO.
162. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Frtday)
afternoon. May 23. 2 o'clock;
evening. T o'clock. E. A. de
gree. Visiting brethren wel
G. W. COOK. Sec.
SELLWOOD LODGE. NO
131. A. F. AND A. M. Stated
meeting this (Friday) evening
at 8 o'clock, visitors
welcome.
By order W. M.
J. H. BUTLER.
Sea.
wii.i, meet this (Friday)
HAS SAW
venlnc at 8 o'clock at 2.26
Alder street. Will confer the
second degree on a large
class. Visitors are welcome.
J. L. DAVENPORT. N. G.
F. COZENS. Rec. Sec.
HI5
LOlOlE
Danclnr party, 409 Alder, Saturday. May
24. Prize waits, free lessona National Fox
Trot. 1 hour, 7:30 to 8:30, every Saturday.
Highland Social Club. Keireenmeou served.
WEBPOOT CAMP NO. 65. WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD, meets every Friday night
t W. O. w. temple, las lltn street, ah
members welcome. Kum to Kamp r riday
ight. ju bakulk, tJlerK.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
ew designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth St.
FRIEDLANDER'8 for lodge emblems,
lass pins and medals. KIO Washington st.
DIED.
BWATZE In this city May 21. Oscar J.
Swayze. ajred 5 years. Kemains are at
the Dunning & McEntee parlors. Broadway
and Ankeny st. Funeral nuotlce later.
FUNERAL N'OTICES.
CRAWFORD In this city. May 21, George
W. Crawford, age 92 years, beloved rather
of Mrs. P. S. Sheldon of Scappoose, Or.;
Mrs. K A. Rjinzer of La Center. Wash.
Mrs. E. J. Cook. Captain Enos Crawford
and Charles H. Crawford, all of this city:
John K. Crawford and T. J. Crawford,
both of Vancouver. Wash.; Perlet Craw
ford of La Center, Wash.; George W.
Crawford of San Francisco, Cal. ; James
Crawford of Arleona. Remains will be
forwarded tomorrow (Saturday), May 24.
at T A. M.j under direction of Miller &
Traccy. to La Center. Wash., where serv
ices will be held Sunday. May 25, at 2
P. M. Interment at La Center. Wash.
Vancouver. Wash., papers please copy.
Arrangements in care of Miller A Tracey.
DEVLIN At Astoria. Or.. May 21. EUss
flahles Devlin, aged 7 years, winow oi
the late John H. Devlin, aunt of Mrs.
Km ma Epplng of Hood River. Or.: Mrs.
Austin Osburn of Astoria. Or.; Albert and
Maud Rahlea ot Portland. Or., and Edward
Rahles of Los Angeles. Cal. The funeral
cortege will leave Klnley's. Montgomery at
Fifth. Saturday morning. May 24. at fi:30
o'clock, and proceed to the cathedral. Fif
teenth and Davis streets, where services
will be held at o o'clock. Interment at
Mount Calvery cemetery.
LEWIS At Mare Island, Cal., Nov. Z 1P1S.
Holllday Lewis, aged years, oriovea
husband of Mabel J. Lewis, eon of Frank
M. Lewis, brother of Carl E. Lewis. Mrs.
O. B. Blttner and Mrs. J. E. Welch, all
of this city. Funeral services will be held
at Dunning A McEntee's chapel. Broad
way and Ankeny St., Sunday. May 25. at
2 P. M. Friends Invited to attend. In
'terment Columbia cemetery.
GARRINGER The funeral services of the
late B. is. Oamnger. nrloved husoand oi
Jennie Garringer, a member of Milwaukee
lodge of I. O. O. F.. the Loyal Order of
Moose and Stationary Engineers local No.
701. will be held from the conservatory
chapel of the F. S. Dnnlng Inc., 414 East
Alder street. Saturday, May 24. at 2:30
P M., under the auspices of Mllwuakle
lo'dge. L O. O. F. Friends Invited. In
terment In Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
MCCARTHY The funeral services of the
late Alice F. McCarthy, age T years. De
loved wife of John C- McCarthy, will be
held today (Friday). May 2:1. at 2 P. M,
at the chapel of Miller A Tracey. Inter
ment at Riverview cemetery. Friends In
vited. CASE) In this city. May 22. Charlee C. Case.
aped s years, late or cottage throve, or.
The funeral services will be held May 24
at 1:30 o'clock A. M. at Ftnley'a. Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. Services
at Rose City cemetery private.
FUNERAL DIRECTOBa.
HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO.
Funeral Directors
Established 187T.
Third and Salmon atrw
Main &U7. A 161 L.
I Mll.l.tt fit lUAUiii
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I Independent Funeral Dlrectere.
I Wash st, b.u 2uth and 21st. West 81
I Main 2UL Lady Assistant. A IS
WILSON A ROSS.
Residential Funeral Home.
East 7th and Multnomah sta.
IRVINGTON DISTRICT.
LADY ASSISTANT.
64. E. 316S.
East
J. P FINLEY & SON
PROGRESSIVE r UACnAl. U11U.C10K3,
Main tf. aiontgomery at ot n. A. lauw.
McENTEE A EILERS
Funeral parlors, with all the privacy of a
home, 16th and Everett sta. Phone Broad
way 2133; home. A 2133.
F. 8. DUNNING. INC..
414 E. Alder. Phone East 62.
prfrt service, personal direction. frM
use of floral chapel and auto equipment.
DUNNING A McENTEE. funeral directors.
Broadway and Pine street. Phono Broadway
430. A 4558. Lady attendant.
MR. AND MRS W. H. HAMILTON. Fu
neral service. 11)78 E. Glisan. Tabor 4313.
P. L. LERCH
East 11th and Clay Sta,
East 78L B 1SS3.
ERICSON
Twelfth and Morrison street
Broadway 2534.
A. R. ZELLER CO. "olSPS
Ave.
loss
A. D. KEN WORTH Y
5802-04 B2d St.. Lenta
CO..
Tabor
0267.
BREEZE & SNOOK T.y
SKEWES UNDERTAKING COMPANT, Id
and Clay. Main 4152. A 2321. Lady assistant.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
I 266 tfc 8. Opp. City Hall. IVcr
B LAPSING GRAN
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AtCORUlON PLEATING, HEMSTITCHING
Wi. FLKAT skirts, any styie, 1; hemstitch
Ins lac per yara; buttons covered. Eastern
Novelty Alfg. Co.. 5th St. Bdwy. U0.
AjgATjCUTTEKS AXD MEG. JKIYEUSKs,
JEWELRY and watch repairing! Miller's.
3So Wash., st. Majestic theater bldg.
ALFALFA MEAL. GROUND EEEU. liAV.
WALTER SCOTT. Board of Trade. M. S667.
ASSA"ER3 AND ANALV8T8.
HONTiNA Abo AY OFFICE. 142 Second
Gold, silver and platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
MORRIS
A. GOLDSTEIN, practice In
802 Northwestern Bank bldg.
courts.
CANCER TREATMENT.
L. M. JONES. M. D. CANCER TREATED.
312 Morgan blax. Marshall 148.
CAAPET WEAVING.
RUGS
The kind that wear th Deat are
made from vmir warnniit rsirrtKli bV
15S cuioa av.). iu.g rugi woven all aixea
Carpet cleaiung'. refnuer and rcBtxtnj.
Mall orders solicited. 1kS Knt Kisuui.
PHONE EAST 3jM). 3 180.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
KI Kuics, All Sixes Mall Orders Prompt.
Send tor Booklet.
BX12 Rugs Steam or Dry Cleaned, tl.50.
. . . FLUFF RUG CO.
64-B8 Union Ave. N.. East ool. B 1478.
CEIXCLOIB BUTTONS.
.THE IRWI.N-UODSON COMPAMT.
88 Washington. Broadway 4a. A 1-54.
CHlltOPKACTOK.
S0O.0OC KNOW McMahon. 100 chiropractor.
Throngs pronouncing treatment easiest,
best, permanent. 31 "treats" $15. Tsi
CHtBOPODIbT ARCH SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Estelle and Florelle De Veuy, the
vu.jr Kienuuc cniropoaiata ana arcn spe
cialists in the city. Parlors 302 Gerllnger
bldg.. outltweat corner becond and Alaar.
Phone Main i301.
CIRCILAK LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.. 1310-11-12 Royal
building. Marsnall iS22. Multlgraphlug.
mimeograph and mail advertising.
COLLECTIONS.
NETH & CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1794
No collection, no charges. Established llo.
CONTRACTORS.
UNION BUILDING CONTRACTING CO.
builds cottages, bungalows; repairs and
painting. ZOU Allsky bldg. Main H315.
DANCING.
KATHERINE M. ROWN
guarantees to teach all late-it dances In 12
J"vate lessons; 12 lesKona. tj; 4 lessons.
2. Hours, 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. 603 Eilers
Bldg.. between 4th and Stn on Washington
St. Main 6004.
ALISKT Dancing Academy. 3d and Morrison
Private instructors day and evening. Class
social dances held In M. W. A. hall. 11th
j.nd Burnaido sts.. Saturday evenin ga.
MRS. BATH'S DANCING Academy, SuiTl
Dekum bldg. Best instructors. Beginners'
class Tues. eve, class party FrL eve. Les
onsdaya and eve, by appt. Main 1343.
Bh.KKh.LEY Dancing Academy. 129 4th st.
od floor. Main S31S. Mrs. Summers. Lessons
by apt.; personal attention. Dances Wed.
MRS. FLECK'S ACADEMY, 100 2d St. Ball
room and stage dancing; class Tuea. Frl.
eve.; children apeclalty Main 2100.
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAlI
HOSPITAL Dr. G. H. Huthman. veterlna
rlsn. 415 East 7th st. East 1847. B 1UU.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR SHOP.
II. M. H. ELECTRIC CO.
31 North 1st St.. Portland, Or. Re
winding and electrical repairing
a specialty. See us about new or
used motors. Bdwy. 1045. A 1040.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND Til RO AT.
Dr. F. F. Casssday. specialist; g'.asses fitted.
TOO K. Burnslde. cor. L'Oth. B 13U8. E. 4734.
FUEL.
C0RDW00D
-Multnomah Fuel Co., Main 5540.
A 2118.
HARDWOOD FLOORING.
GET estimate for new or old house. Port-
land Hardwood Floor Co.. 1ST W. Park st.
HEMSTITCHING.
K. STEFHAN, hemstitching, scalloping, ac
cordion side pleat, buttuns covered; mail
orders- 21l Pit took block. Broadway 10U9.
WHOLESALERS AND
ACTO TOPS.
DUBBRUILLE TOP CO.. tth and Oak sta
UKI GOODS NOTIONS.
L.DINKELSP!ELCO.V
Stockroom and offlcs
North Fifth street.
GRAIN Mfc-KC HANTS
PACIFIC GRAIN CO. Board of Trade bldg.
THANHOUSKrt HAT CO. 53-55 Front St.
HIDES. WOOL. CASCAUA HARK.
KAHN BROS.. 195 Front street.
WHOLESALERS AND MANUFACTURER!.
W.
FL'LLKR CO.. Front end Morrison.
FLORISTS.
JAPAN FLORIST.
ISO 4Th ST.. NEAR TAILOR.
All kinds of pot flowers aad
beading piante. luo and up.
Border paata. Jc ooaen and op.
Beautiful pansles. 5oc per doaea.
Tt'.ants. 2 dossil 25c and uPj
Vegetable
ilLlNKW- FLOKlbl.
soa u.rrliun su. PorUana hotel. Mar.
7 Si.
aa Alorruun. bet. Bdy. and Park.
Mar. 241.
Portlands Leaqlcg
Flower
Snopa.
1ARTLS A FORBES CO.. FlorUts. 4
..iV..o Main a6. A lfc. Fiowei
for all occasions artistically
a. ranged.
CLAKKE BROS., florists. iSi Morrison sc.
Mam or A Hu5. Fine flowers aud nora.
nsigna No oranch stores.
PKOPLE'8 FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder. Flew-
srs and designs very reasonaole. Mar. 5JJ.
IRVLNGTUN PARK FLORAL CO.. 4lb ao4 i
YamulU. k'uneral designers; loeelt prlc.a I
MAX M. SMITH. Main 7215.
building. 6th and Alder stj
A 1U1. Beiuag
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. Ss7 W a.hlngt.a
st- bet 4tb and 5th. Main M02. A 11L
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Office. Room
153 Courthouse, 5th St.
fc- n , r nr..
Phone from 8 to 5. Main 378. Home Phone
A 2325. Night call after office hours, Wood-
Report all rase of cruelty to the above
sddrees. Electric lethal chamber for small
.Ih. Horse ambulance lor sick and dis
abled anlmula
moment's, notice. Any-
one dewirLus: '
rate with ui.
stock, as we
floe or other net commnnl
Ca.il lor all lost or et rayed
look after the impounding.
1 line Is no more
Humane Society.
city IMIlinu. junt urexuu
' EW TODAY.
FI1IFF RI1R5
rr0 IkWil ww .
Irera old carpeta. -arpci
lelittlnsr. Ra ruga -""y8"-
Mall ordera aollclted.
KORTMWKhT FLLFK HUG CO.
Former address lu Onion A"-...
F4ST 3580 B 1280
JOHN B. COFFEY
mortgage: loans.
Insurance, Surety Bonds
t02 WILCOX BLDG,
Mala 70S. A 3703
Mortgage Loans SlA
EDWARD E. GQLiDEY CO.
rXITED STATES BANK BClLDlUa
MORTGAGE LOANS
0!f BCSINE AND RESIDENCH
PROPERTY.
ROBERTSON K WING.
GARAGES
Portable
aad
Permaneat
MODFRX COXSTBrtTIOJl CO.
bast 0114, 019 ii, lltn.
n
Ml SIC.
EM1L THIELHORN. violin, viola teacher;
pupil Sevcik. 20? Flledner bldg, Bdy. 169.
OlTOMtlKljTS AND OPTICIAN g.
GLADYS AT A SAVING.
1 1 1.-1 r vaur oatronatfe on the
sands ot saiuilied patrons. A
trial will convince. Cnarias W. uomimso.
uptometrlst. tn Morrmin. Main m
PAINTING.
STEEPLEJACK WILSON can do It. Hinh-
struciuro painting, repairing, travel any
wnere. w i.son. f. o. Box
iOOi. Portland.
PAINTING, paper
hanging. tinUng. My
worn is llrsL
lleese. rnone D E.
PA1LNT ATTOMNEYl.
K. C WRIGHT yura' experience U. S.
and lurtjiu patent, ttol Ufcum tidg.
GOLDBERG. tiJO Worcester bldg.. Main
PUVblCLANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg. Rheu-
mausm. stoiuaco- uowci. lung, liver. iu-
ney. bladoer. rectal, prostatic, female uia
erunra, sain af tecuons. high biood pressure.
Dr. H. 11 WAITEha, JOB Swetland bldg.
0f Of increased eltlciency drugieas treal-
VUO menu goitre, paralysis. Moui
appendicitis. Uver. kidney. .
PLUMBING bCPPLIES.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES at wholesale prices.
ttark-Davls Co.. 12 Third. Main .
PBXNTlNti.
kKYSTUNE PRESH. J. L Gantenbeln. Mgr.
Printing and linutyplng. luust ront au.
corner btara. IU111 or A 1418.
nnuiTiiro f. w. bal.tes & coaLPANif.
rniniiriU 1st and oak sts. Main loo. A 1165
REAL ESTATE.
CHARLES J.
Allsky bldg.
MEYERS. Real Estate. 204
SeU or trade anything.
REPAIRING.
1 DO your remodeling or repairing or build
you a bungalow; prices reasonable.
Mouron. lu N. 18th st. Broadway 1025
ROOMS PAINTED.
ROOFS painted by pneumatic procesa. W. D.
rigg, ill ciauop avc.. ofiiwogu.
bECOND-UAND hTOREK
LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE
221 Pront Street.
CO.
We buy and sell everything In the hard
ware and xurmiure line. moi
70, A 717-i.
HlOW CARDS AND SLIDES.
Washington
Mezxamne
Slide
floor.
Co, Bil"a Washington.
Majesuo bldg. Max..
STOVE REPAIRING.
WHO aald your stove couldn't be fixed T Send
It to us and see any old stove. We spe
cialize on duplicates, welding. renlckeUng
of stove parts, buy and soil stoves and pay
hlgnest prices; colls put In; all work guar
anteed.
North Portland Stove Repair Worka
654 bavler Street Phone Bdwy. 135A.
TRANSFER, AND STORAGE.
CREGON AUTO DESPATCH
"The Service With a Reputation."
MOVING PACKING STORAtiEB AGO AG B
13th and Kearney. Branch oea Broadway.
PHONE BDWY. 3309
WILLAMETTE VALLEY TRANSFER CO.
General Transfer and Forwardlni Amenta.
THACivAUK, bXOKAULe AND TKANatbrt
AbH oT. UKUAD WAX .
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 474 Glisan et.
corner ot lJio. Telephone liroadway lUs
or 1109. We own and operate two larce
class "A warehouses on terminal tracks.
Lowest insurance rates in the city.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
C. M,
OLSEN TRANSFER CO.. 248 PISB.
MADISON-ST. DOCK & WAREHOUSE OF-
flee lb'J Madison st. General merchandis
and forwarding agents. Phone Main 169L
PACKING MOVING STORING.
SBCCRITV STOKAGa) A TRANSFER CO.
loj Park at. Main 51W5. A 103L
CLAT S. MORSE. Inc.
TRACKAGE. STORAGE. TRANSFER.
443-454 GUaan St.
WATCH REPAIRING.
HIGHEST prices paid old watches and Jew.
elry. Condition no object. Repairs a spe
cialty. Rainier Jewelry Co.. 44WVs Wash st.
WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS.
SPECIAL FURNITURE made
restaurant tables our specialty.
to
order;
i 2d at.
MANUFACTURERS
PAINTS. OIL AND OLA Si.
RASMUaaEN ak Cu, 2d and Taylor.
PIPE. PI Ptl tlTTLNG AND VALVES.
U. L. KLINE. t4-ee Front street.
I'HMBIXli AND bTEAM SUPPLIES.
M. L. KLINE. 84-bti Front street.
PRODUCE UO.MMlaalON MERCHANTS.
EVICKDiNG A FARUELL. 140 Front street.
ROPE AND BINDER TWINkI
Portland Cordage Co.. 14th and Northrup.
BAyUPUOKS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER at CO.. Front and Morrison.
WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO.. 230 2d stresu
NEW TO DAT.
GARAGES
$38.00
$49.50
$59.50
AND UP
T - - t
f ;
: ; ' " " -"'v :
HLAUk CI I AND PORTABLB
MILLMADE CONSTRUCTION CO.
1601 UNION AVE. N. WDLX. 24 13
SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS
Old Ragi nod Woolfs Clothlac
Wo Ma he Heverslble. Hand - Worn
FLUFF RUGS
They Wear Like I re a.
Mall Orders. Send for Booklet.
Bsc Una;S Wovea. AH Blaee.
Carpet Cleaning
9x12 Rues, Steamed Cleaned. $1.50
WESTERN FLUFF RCO CO.
&4 talus Avc. N. aat Mia. H 1473
Garages
ttl .- . e - -- 1
for niastrated E T1 rl ll
l'rlre List.
154 Ankeny St. Phono Broadway o.
Sam Connell Lumber Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS
InprnrH elty aad farm srsserty.
laatallineat repaymeat prlvlira-e tt
prcferredi prompt, reliable service.
A. H. B1RRELL CO.
S17-S19 Nortk western Bank nalleUaa
Uaraaall 4114. A 41 1M.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Lota.
FuUR sightly lots. clos to Willamette
river. 5 blocks west from Courtney sta
tion: m-lll consider reasonable terms.
Woodlawn 1042.
BEST buy In Beaumont, lot 84, block F;
street Improvements paid to date. Phone
owner. Tabor fioOS.
ti75 BUYS unincumbered lots X and 4. block
1. Gregory Heights (Rose City). Broadway
102ft.
A 100x106 comer lot In Lents. 3 blocks from
car: a snsp. $7:
Suel, Marshall M2
easy terms. Call Mr.
REAL ESTATE.
For hale Let.
A SNAP IN 1RV1NGTON PARK.
Three choice lots 50x100. facing west
on aoth St. North, between Klllingsworth
and Jarrett: an Ideal homeaite with 14-foot
ailey and all street improvements in and
all paid for; sacrifice price and terms.
Owner. J 820. Oregonian.
ALBERTA STREET SNAP.
Fine lot OoxlOO. between two nice bun
galows, paved street, sewer and all Hens
paid: on Alberta, near Albina ave. Price
a snap, $lono. half rash.
GRl'SSI BENNETT.
31S Board of Trsde bldg. Main 74S2.
FOR SALE Park rose tract, cheap; terms If
aesirea: ground an cleared: fruit trees
that are bearing; close to school. Tabor
4344.
IF YOIT WANT TO BUT OR SELL YOUR
HOU K. FARM OR ACREAGE. SEE G E.
ADAMS. 607 CHAMBER OF COM
MERCS. MARSHALL 2J.75.
MAKE ME AN OFFER.
On choice lot 50x100. located on 22d St..
between Stariton and Siskiyou. Irvlngton.
east front. Phone owner. East 7518.
FOR fine residence lots In a fashionable
district see
TUB ALAMEDA INVESTMENT COMPANY
605 Corbatt Bldg. Marshall 635.
OLMSTEAD. N.
E. cor. Bryce and 32d. about
2400. clear. E. A. Curua.
Illinois.
WHK aq. ft..
Grant Park.
EXTRA lsrge lots for
sale by owner for
200. 448 Belmont St.
FULL-6IZE lot. vlcinity
park.
300. R 715. Oregonian.
For Bale Beewh Property.
GET A BEACH HOME now at Seaside. O'..
In beautiful "Cartwright Park." at reduced
prlcee; 925 to 9700; easy Installments. 9
per cent; soon to be connected by all paved
highway with eastern and southern Ore
gon, which, with proposed 20OO-ft.
pier, will make "Cartwright Park" one o
the most attractive spots on Pacific coast.
Whltmer-Kelly Co.. 414 Plttock block.
SALT AIR. TILLAMOOK BEACH.
Two choice lota. 50x100. at Saltalr sta
tion. Tillamook Beach; near depot and
hotel: adjoins board walk, county road '
and railroad; faces Paclfte ocean; suit
able for business or residence; value $500;
will consider trade for auto, property or
merchandise. Address BD 207. Oregonian.
xFURNLSHED BEACH COTTAGE.
South Newport. 6 rooms with ftreplace
11000; exchange for Portland property,
w. H. ROSS.
1100 N. W. Bank Bldg.
'SlUITTOWORRT" cottage. I .WO cash 3
rooms completely furnished: fireplace, city
water; 2 blocks to ocean; now open. Write
or see Mrs. Aug. Dippel. Seaview, Wash.
or 65 E. Broadway. Portland.
7-ROOM house with bath, hot and cold
water npstalre: partly furnished; close to
beach: price reasonable. L. it. Compton
Seaside. Or.
CANNON BEACH lots In first block to
ocean. Inside, $275; corner lot. $350; one
small furnished house. $600. Sellm-ood 2303.
Flat and Apmrtmcat Property.
FOR SALE. In Irvlngton. close in. two flata.
$3000 will handle. No agonta. Phone fore
noons. East S646.
FCRNIT1RE of 8-room apt. for i
$450. Call after 4 P. M. at 42 N.
tale for
21st su
For Sale
-Business Property.
FOR SALE or lease, or will build for
tenant, either 75x100 or 50x100 or 125x100,
6. E. cor. 4tb and Flanders. Apply to
owner. E. A. Redman, Phone East &33S
or East 2210.
100x100 E. WATER ST.. between Morrison
and Hawthorne bridges, on trackage: wl'.l
sacrifice and give easy terms. Owner.
BD 253. Oregonian.
COST $40,000. price todsr $32,500; monthly
Income $300. Sell wood 140. By owner.
For Hale H ouses.
$,-,0 MT. SCOTT CAR $950.
A neat, substantial. 3-rm. bungalow
cottage on Mixioo lot. with fruit trees,
berrii s and enough ground left for mar
ketable produce. A small farm in town
for $150 cash. bal. monthly. Come and
let ua show you.
Open Kvenlnga.
GEO. T. MOORE CO. 10Q7 Teon Mdg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
Beautiful wooded tract, close to carline:
house. 7 rooms, needs moderate expendi
ture to make It lovely home. This la
available at once, a bargain: mtge. $2500.
Owner offers equity for $1000 cash.
A. H. B1RRELI. CO..
217 N. W. Bunk bldg. Mar. 4114. A 411.
WE HAVE for sale houses at all prices In
good districts of good value; also have
first-class architect and builder In our
office who Is reliable and will furnish
plana and build to suit: we have an auto
at your aervice and will be pleased to
show you houses or submit plans. M.
Billings. 500 M c Ksybl d g. Main 1 3WO.
MODERN HOME AND Vi ACRE.
6 mis. with attic, nice hath, notch
kitchen, built-in buffet, full basement,
faces east, fruit and berries; 2 blka Mt.
Scott car; $500 cash. bal. monthly. Price
$2600.
Open Evenings-
GEO. T. MOORE CO. 100T Teon bid g.
$3150 Easy tt rma. 1 block from Ainsworth.
living room and dining room, kitchen.
bedrooms and bath, storeroom, fireplace,
buffet; the be. Dutch kitchen, cooler;
full cement basement, full lot. 60x100. Thla
house is practically new and douhle-con-rtructed.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO., 634
N. W. BANK BLDG.
ONE BLOCK MT. TABOR CAR,
EAST MORRISON ST.
tt rooms dbl. constd, bsth. Dutch
kitchen, bualt-in buffet, full cement base
ment, laundry trays, beautiful AOxlOO lot:
fruit trees nnd berries; garden all In;
(3150. Terma
Open Evenings.
GEO. T. MOORE CO. 1007 Teon bldg.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS.
S33O0 ir00 CASH.
K rooms. Just like new, large ltvtnc
room, hardwood floors, enamel woodwork
throughout, ras-hrstlnj system, flr'plsc-e;
wonderful view. Call at house. 6AS Ter
race drive, or 61S Chamber of Commerce
Mdg.
JIROO EASTMORELAND CAR 1.
5-rm bunalo. attic, fine bath, Outch
Vitrhin. b-Jlll-iri buffet, basement, sewer,
risht on carline and a superb view; a
pleasant, nifty home, mighty cheap; easy
terms. Make a da:e to see It.
Open Kvenlnsm.
GEO. T. MOOKE CO. 1007 Teon Mdt.
VERY attractive, modern, fi-fnom home, fur
nished 'fr unrumisnea, tnorouamy cimn.
Immediate possession: two hishly culti
vated lots, choice ros-l lsn. fruit and
rarrten STce. Couldn't be duplicated for
t4Sno, now a.lROO. Must sell. Owner east.
Terms to emu Phone Tabor 311SO.
ROO KEET ROSE CITV CAR.
$850 down: 7-room house, ilreplace. bullt
1ns. larae enclosed sleepinir pt.rch. fruit.
bTrles. flowers; ooxloO. Price $3150. Ask.
Wales,
A. J. OeFDREST & CO..
S20 Henry bldg. Msln 5a.
pIrOfTt-tiEARING property. We have a
pood, modern. S-room house on a beauti
ful 100x100 lot. In central east Portland:
could easllv be divided Into 4 arts. Price
ooo: icmv cash: t-rms. johnson
PODSON CO.. 634 N. W. BANK BLDO
""PRICE Oo! $1000 CASH TERMS.
Good, modern, 7-room house and sleep
ing porch. Ideal location In Rose City be
low th- hill: nnxlOO lot. Let os ehow
vou this bargain. JOHNSON-DODSON
CO.. B4 K. W. BANK BLDG. .
" iiONTAVILLA CARLINE. PRICK 2100.
A real bargain. H rooma, modem, on
hard-surfaced street: large orchard,
chiricm run. etc.: lot sni2r.: not In the
country. jOHNns-uufau.i v.j..
N. W. RANK BLDG.
634
EXTRA large 5-room house with modern
plumbing, large Dutch kitchen with in
laid linoleum, built-in sideboard, writing
desk, bookesse. cove celling, large linen
closet, full basement, for S240O. Call Ta-
bor 7rt:i.
$2.V0 ROSE CITT SNAP.
J!W CASH. BALANCE 2S PER MO.
tMt 0-rouni. nounif-consirucien nunira
How: beautiful grounds, rosea, fruit and
garden: cIom- to car. Call 304 Oak st.
Hroadway Sit
5-ROOM bungalow, large beautiful yard. 8
fruit treea. berries, grapes, garage, choice
location, close to Union ave. and Alberta.
Going away: must aell. Good terms.
Owner. 42b Webster st.
COZY'S - roo m cottage, fruit, berries, cement
basement, gas. electricity. H block from
Alberta car. close to Union ave.. $200 down,
balance like rent. Cheap. Owner, pbone
Wood I awn 2456.
WEST SIDE $.100 down. $23 monlli'.y. nic
6-room furnished bungalow, on car line,
psved street. $2700: move in. Call sfter
noons. 1337 Corbett st- Flowers, fruit.
Marshall 4508. Owner;
4rfk Eight rooms and 2 sleeping porches:
00x100; earv terma Might consider some
tmde. M. Billings. 509 McKay bldg. Main
13PO.
Wo make plans and bolld houses.
BUY from owner direct: bungalow at &45
E. 20th N.; 7 rooms and sleeping porch,
thoroughly modern and convenient,
garage, lot f2Vlftn- Phone East 1909 for
a p po i ntment. Agents ploasa do not answer.
FOUR small houses for sale from .V down
to $1M down: price $S00 to $12S0; one
of them with two lots and fruit. Fes
Worthen. 200 Allsky bldg. Call Main 51ir..
A BARGAIN; modern R-room cottage. SOx
100 lot. on car line, hard surfuc. street:
8 bearing trees and berries: $23nn. 7S3
E 2Stn St. S. Phone Sellwood 811.
A BARGAIN For sale, by owner. ROxlOO.
house and store complete. o00 Larrabeo
at. No phone; tew days only.
ALAMEDA PARK 7-room modern home.
Just like new. lot 50x100. paved sts.. 1 blk.
lo Broadway car. Phone Main .S2t.
LAl'RELHURST. beautiful 0-room home
and garage, all in white, fine condition.
Price $7500. terms. Tsbor Q441.
5-ROOM bungalow, close In. 3MK), $o0 caah.
balance monthly, Mam boui.
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