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TIIE MORNING OR EG ONI AN, MONDAY, JULY 28. 1919. POHTUND RED CROSS RANKS WITH HIGHEST Earl Kilpatrick Compliments Canteen for Service. TASK 'DONE IS PRODIGIOUS Tncntj-l'our-Hour Day Maintained by Workers to Assist Men Returning to Homes. No othsr Red Cross canteen in the rountry excels the Portland organiza tion in quality of service rendered, in !he opinion of Earl Kilpatrick. assist ant manager of the northwestern divi sion, who recently wrote to the local officers complimenting them on the splendid work being done here in car ing for all service men who pass through the city. Mr. Kilpatrick wrote as follows to the Portland organization, after he had completed a trip over a larpre part of the country visiting the Red Cross canteens: 'I saw nothing outside of this divi sion that compared with the canteen services as rendered in this division, and I saw nothing anywhere to excel the quality of service rendered by the Portland canteen.' The extent of the work of the Red Cross canteen at the union station is Fhown by the report of activity for the month of June, announced yester day by the canteen officers. During th'e month 119:1 meals were served to service men, 1791 services of coffee and doughnuts were made, beds were found for 41t boys and 4464 theater tickets were distributed. Men Want Postal Cards. The number of postal cards distrib uted reached the huge total of 19,300. These cards pictured Portland scenes, the highway and the local canteen, and will be an advertising feature of con siderable value for the city, as they were sent to all points in the United States by the service men. Cigarettes distributed during the month totaled 31.600, while candy to the extent of t0O pounds was given away. A feature of the work here demand ing particular attention is the care of the sick who pass through. In some instances the men are taken sick and have to be specially cared for here, while in other instances hospital trains pass through the city and special atten tion is given the men during their stay. During June 108 sick men were taken care of by the Red Cross canteen serv ice, in addition to the special atten tion given those who. passed through in hospital trains. In some cases the men were attended at the emergency hospital, while in other cases it was necessary to send them to St. Vincenfs for treatment. Reading; Matter Plranrs. Distribution of reading matter is one ctf the big works of the canteen, and during June lO.fiOO magazines were dis tributed. Towels were furnished -to 07u men. The Portland Red Cross canteen at the depot is never closed. Any time of lhe day or night a ioy in uniform is welcomed and cared for. There are 114 women and girls on the staff of the or ganization, all of whom work without receiving a cent of pay. Under the schedule in force six girls are on each day from 6:45 A. M. until 6 P. Jl., then six more girls are on duty from 6 P. M. to 11 P. M. A night man has the shift between 11 P. M. and 6:45 A. M., so that the building is never closed. The boys tn uniform are never charged for any thing. This is one of the cardinal prin ciples of the organization. Cigarettes, candy, meals, coffee and doughnuts, magazines and even postage stamps are furnished on request and no pay ac cepted. A free check room is also run and not infrequently 100 or more coats and hats are stacked up here. Work Will Continue. It will be sometime before the Port land canteen closes, although it is ex pected that the work will slacken up somewhat in the near future. Mow ever, all Red Cross canteens at railway junction points will not close until the last man has passed through on his way home. The Red Cross drill team and the Portland canteen band are two organ izations of which the Portland Red Cross leaders are particularly proud, as they are the only two organizations of the kind in the United States. The drill team is composed of 114 girls while the band is of 65 pieces under the leader ship of Phil M. Hick's. Plans are al ready under way for the participation of these two organizations in the pa rade to take place here when Uncle Sam's war ships are in the harbor. Officer of Portland Canteen. The officers of the Portland Red Cross canteen service, who have been largely responsible for building it up to its present high degree of efficiency, are as follows: Captain, Mrs. Ferdi nant 10. Reed; first lieutenant. Mrs. K. N. Howe: second lieutenant, Mrs. R. S. Stearns; second lientenant, Mrs. Henry Rothschild: second lieutenant, Mrs. Raymond Gill. The Portland organization is closely affiliated with the other canteens in Oregon, and whenever troops travel southward telegraphic notice is sent ahead from here to points in southern Oregon notifying the canteen workers lo be prepared to care for the men. The following are the officers of the can teens between Portland and the Cali fornia line: Ashland, Mrs. W. L. Maxey, president; Eugene, B. B. Brundage, president; Urants Pass. E. O. Harris, president; Roseburg, H. C. Darby, presi dent. WOUNDED GLASS HAS 5110 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION" FOS TERED BY FEDERAL BOARD. Studies Include Dramatics and Sci ences, Agriculture and In dustrial Trades. "WASHINGTON, July 27. More than 5000 disabled ex-service men are now in training: under the direction of the federal board for vocational education. Thirty per cent of those in training: are preparing: for some trade or industry, -j per cent are taking: commercial courses, 15 per cent are training: for a profession, another 15 per cent are studying- agriculture in some form and almost as larpe a percentage of the men are taking; general educational courses, needed for their vocational training: to be taken later. A few are in miscellaneous courses. The federal hoard takes the man just where it finds him and train him in the most direct course leading- to his independence and usefulness. The- personal wishes of the disabled men are given careful consideration in the selection of the proper courses chosen for their re-education. These ambitions are often great surprises to the vocational advisors who are mak i ng contracts with hundreds of these wounded soldiers. A machinist, 34 years old. expressed the astonishing de sire to play the piano. It seemed im possible, but he is having his way. and while preparing to earn his living by piano tuning, he is enjoying his asso ciation with the coveted instrument. A young lieutenant, with decided dramatic talent, held an office job be fore he went overseas, where he lost his eye. He is studying dramatic art and is anticipating a successful career in his profession. A writer, who lost his arm and a mechanic's helper, who lost a leg. are taking agricultural courses, and looking forward to that independence found in the farmer's life. The list of courses in which disabled men are now training includes more than 200 different kinds. Theology, medicine, law, journalism, music and art are among the professions for'which they are preparfng, while carpentry, plumbing, sign painting, machine shop work, welding, gas engine work, teleg raphy, tailoring, shoe making, printing are only a few of the selected trades and industries. The list also includes all kinds of commercial and agricul tural work. Doing the things they have longed to do means that into the work will go an earnestness and enthusiasm that will result in efficiency and contentment for the disabled men who would other wise be severely handicapped in their efforts to share in life's industrial struggle. NEW HERO FIELD OFFERED IiAXDIXG PLACE NEAR INTER STATE BRIDGE IS PRAISED. Manager of Columbia Beach Also Promises lo Mark Grounds at Night by Signal Lights. According to pilots of the Oregon Aeroplane company, by far the best landing field about Portland has been located on a sand spit just above the Interstate bridge. The company ac cordingly has taken possession and is making its city flights from there. This spit is in reality part of Sand Island or Columbia beach, and when the lack of a proper airplane landing field was called to the attention of J. M. Rieg, manager of the river re sort, he wrote a letter which the city commissioners will receive today, of fering the field as a permanent land ing place for Portland aerial visitors. The field is covered with a sand as hard as pavement and is about lono yards long, which aviators consider excellent in view of the fact that there is no obstruction in any direc tion, making the landing place the equivalent of a 3000-yard field. Mr. Rieg further offered in his letter properly to designate the spot for night flying, and said that whenever aero planes are known to be in the air headed for Portland at night, the field will be marked by a gigantic diamond, two sides of which will be marked by red lights and the other two sides by white. Also, because of the search lights which play on the sands every night, the, field will be easily found by traveling aviators. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Or. July 27. Maximum tm perature, &4 ilesreei; minimum temperature, -w degrees. River reading. A. M.. 8.o feet; change in last 24 hours, o.l-foot fall. Tota. rainfall (. P. M. tn ."t P. M. . none; total rainfall linre September 1 . 1 !ll s. 41.o inrhes: normal rainfall since September 1, 44.44 inches: deficiency of rainfall slni-e Septem ber 1. 191S 3.11 inches. Sunrise. .1:47 A. M. : sunset, 8:47 P. M. ; total sunshine, 1.", hours: possible sunshine. hours. Moonrise. 0:22 A. M.; moonset. 8:."2 P. M. Barometer I re duced sea level), ." J M-. 2!.79 Inches; rela tive humidity: H A. M 70 per cent; 1 P. M 47 per cent; P. M., 29 per cent. THE WKATHER. - ,.7 Wind H TrJ C O- 3 3 3 s - 2. - ! o 5 o 5 - 3 : ? 1 3 : : . S ; : " : : S 5 : : : 3 : : : STATIONS. Baker I 4Sj 1'tvO, Botse . . .j Itrt rt. Boston ) ... Srtft. Calvary 1 70'0. Clilraso JttVO. Denver ) KS'O. Dps Moines I !iO. Kurrka I ."4 O. Calveston S'tiO, Helena 4S .S4U. Juneau 740. Kansas City Jti.jO. I-os Anfreles 7i0. Marshfield ... 50 -'0. Medford !), Minneapolis MV0, New Orleans nn;o, New York 8i!ii. North Head 4 .VJ O. North Yakima. 01' ss " Phoenix i-2(t. Pocatello !tU. Portland ." MO, Kosebur? .") 840. Sacramento . . 5o 8V0. St. Louis 10.0. Salt Lake P4,0, Pan Diego 72 0. San Francisco. ... MO. Seattle ."" 760. Sitka r.o ;ti( Spokane 54 84 0. Tacoma 54 70. Tatoosh Island 4rt C - O . tValdez 4l' Si.O Walla Walla..! uoj .0;o. Washington .-( ( !;o. Winnipeg -I -i 70 ! 0 .om. . NK rier .noi..NW t;iear .ooj. .jsw Ft. cloudy . . . N K Clear .Oft;HSW IPt. cloudy . VJ W Rain .0"!. .SW IPt. cloudy .iMt;lo,N Cloudy .Mt . .(SB Clear .imi. .INK iCIear .no!. .iW (Pt. cloudv .on. .SW .Clear mjli'LSW Clear mm. . xwiciourfy ).!. -NW Clear J. Ml . .jv Clear .01 I . . K Pt. cloudy Cloudy Cloudy .20iy?SW t-IMIj. .IW iciear . KM. .W -OOf. .N (Cloudy ICIear .HUH) NW .oni. .IN .Oli:T4;S lear Icar Iciear Clear Clear . Cloudy Cloudy .ou:-j(sw .0O14;NW .001 . .SW .omil'6'sw .m:i:iN Clear ').ooi 'Cloudy L).0o. .iNWICtear .(ml. .IN Olea OullJiS .. .! ,OOI. .NW Cloudy Clear Clear Clear ISsW .iNWlCIear tA. M. today. P. M. report of preceding day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair: sen tie west. erly winda. Oregon and Washington air, except the interior; moderate westerly winds along ine lOUBl, bCIILIC ct; i . j nmuo ill nc terior. EDWARD U wells Meteorologist. Flue Sparks Cause. Fire. Kire caused by sparks from a chim ney yesterday damaged the home of H. P. Ploys, 178 East Twenty-elghtn etreet North, to the extent of $250. The fam ily was burning rubbish in a fireplace. and some burning papers went up the flue and settled on the roof. The loss Is covered by insurance. Read Th'e Oregon. an classified ads. Drink NURAYA Ceylon -India - Java Tea Closset Se Devers - Portland AMUSEMENTS. Danee Tonight COTILLION HALL Portland's Coolest Parilion Montrose Park New resort on the Columbia high way, near Troutdale. now open. Bathing picnic- Dancing every Saturday and Sunday. CIRCLE Fourth at Washington H E.RV WALTHALL fa THE FALSE FACES' MITT AM) JKFT CARTOON "The New Champion. Open from 1 o'clock In the morning until 4 4 o'ciocs: of Ux follow In- morning. AMISEMENT9. Town Talk Today COMEDY Verdict Last Mgkl's Bin Aadieacr. 3 HEWS C BROtDWAV AT TAYLOR. Phones .Main 1 aad A 1122. TONIGHT, 8:15; ALL WEEK . ? MAT. WED., 2:15 ' SAT., 2:15 ppr? l MAT. OL1VKR JIOROStO Presents LEO CARRILLO IM THK Brilliant Comedy LOMBARDLLTD. Wits Grace Valentine and Splendid Cast PRICKS EVENINGS: Floor. $2, 3 rows J1.50: balcony, 5 rows $1.50. 17 rows Jl; gallery, res. and adm.. 50c. WED. MAT. : Floor. Jl: balcony. 5 rows Jl. 17 rows 50c. SAT. MAT.: Floor. J1.00; balcony, & rows Jl, 17 rows &0 cents. 1HKKTS OW :. I. INO I TONIGHT. ALCAZAR MLMCAL PLAVtRS. With Mabel 1 liber Oi-rar l'igjnimn In the Musical '."omr! y of Peppery Pulchritude. r.i "THE RED ROSE 9f l A Carnival of CftmHy. Capers &. Color -Oc. 50c. Next eck, Tli Tenderfoot.' PA N T A G E O MAT. DAILY 2:30 Pepple Jt f-reenwaJft Prwnit 1919 0G A NO DANCK REVt'E With Kathryn Mr 'onnell and a ? Company. A OTHKIt Bl ACTS 6. Three Performances Dally. Night Curtain at 7 and P. fAMUS CHAT XO. ffl. We arr preparing: for a a am Her of notable thine at THE OAKS, where Portland pleasure a e e k e r aave f rolleked for many aummera. during; the moat a of August. Not the leant of these la the assem bly of the t-rand Army of the Ke public on August 2. For years THK OAKS has been the tm-vorit "stamping: ground of the veterans of the elvil vrir, aad we are doing; everything; la our power to make their outing; this year more than ever pleasant. Many organisations have reserved datea during; the month for their an nual out Intra. A few datea remain unspoken for and these we will be pleased to reserve for the speeial entertainment of your lodffe, club or society. 4 'ome out today and let us help you make plans, t ars at Klrst and Alder. Six-cent fare. Free Kate to 5 P. M. today. JOH h COR DRAY, Manager. WHO IS THE PRETTIEST BATHING GIRL IN THE WEST? She will be picked at Columbia Beach Next Saturday ANNUAL BATHING GIRLS' PARADE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ONE larse. front room, one largo room with connecting bath : one front room Uh alcove and dressing rooms. All n ell fur niahed. W. Park. WANTKL) By large concern, hustling; young man of about L'l yearg of age; splendid op portunity; good education preferred. R 13. Oreconian. SHINOl-ER. lather, plasterer and cement finisher: big job. See L.. J. Hagen, Boring. (r. Kitacada car. LARGE, front living room with k Itchenetie, well furnished, close in. Main "0L'3. ACCTION BAIX!) TODAY. At 'Wilson's Auction Honssw 1 A TtsV .TTtralturs. 1SV-17L Second st. MEETING yOTlCEl OUL REAZEE GROTTO Stated Evasion this t Monday) evening. Masonic Tempi. West Park and Yamhill streets. 8 o'clock. Inltia tion In short form. Members re quested to be present. Visiting prophetn cordially Invited. By or tier of Monarch. R. E. FULTON. Sec. EAST GATB LODGE. NO. 155, A. F. AND A. M. Special com- y7rVv(' municatlon tomorrow Monday) eve nine. Julv S. 7:SO a'rlnrk til nh and Ulisan sts. Work In k the F. C. degree. AH vialtJiis brothers cordially Invited to attend. CHARLES i. ,'EUU., Sec K. P. MERTZ. W. M. H AR M U.N V LODG E. NO. 12 A. F. AND A. M. special com munication this (.Monday) even ing at 7 o'clock. Work In the master mason degree. Visiting brethren welcome. W. M. DeLIN. Sec, MARTHA WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 14. U. E. is. fluted meeting this (Monday) evening. E. Sth and Hurnside. Sa. ii cit!. N'tsitors welcome. Order BELLE RICHMOND. Sec. EMBLEM Jewelry. Duttons. charms, plas, asw designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-S blxth. st. FRIED LANDER'S for lodge emblems, Cias pns nl tntdAls. 10 Wajtaingioa sw ETPreifsi-r park ! MEETINO NOTICES. ELLISON ENCAMPMENT. I. O. I O. F The officers and members ? I of Ellison EncamDment No. 1 sr f requested to mft at the OoMffl I )ovf temnit Tuarlav Julv "''.I it - M. to attend th funeral of Patriarch Ralph Osvo;U. former srrtbs of the en campment. Interment will be held In R.verview cemetery. . j. J- HAWKINS. C. P. SAMARITAN LODGE. NO. 5. I. O. o. F. -The officers sr. In structed and the members sre requested to meet at Oddfel- Til-May, july .. p f ,0 alted MJ conduct the funeral of our 1st. brother. Raiph Osvold. p. t; ie-t, K- NEALOXD. N. G. JESSB T. JONKS. Sec. FRIENDSHIP CHAPTER. NO. 115, O. B. B. Stated communlca- atlon thl. (Mnnri.vl evenin. Vtn- (Vtent hall, 43d and Sandy. Kt.I.A Dl'NN RICK. Pee. DENI.ET In this city. July S. John Ed ward Denley, aged 69 years, late, of Mult nomah station. Or., husband of Mary J. Uenley. fath.r of Richard U. and William A. of Portland and Henry G. of Suther land, Or., and Florence B. of Portland. The remains in at Flnley'a, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. MINICH In this city, July 27. 1019. Marrlel M., beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Alinleh of &OOS ijd st. S. E., ased 3 years 6 months 1 days. . Funeral notic. later. Remains at the parlors of th Skewea Undertaking Co., corner 3d and Clay. FAIRBANKS At her late residence. 142 K. 30th St., July 27, Maud A. Fairbanks, aced 45 years, wife of C. J. Fairbanks, mother of Adelaide F. and Donald Dee Fairbanks. The r.maln are at Flnley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral hereafter. FtNERAL NOTICES. OPVOI.D At the family residence. July Ralph Osvold, aged 47 years, beloved huband of Anna L. osvold. father of Ralph M. and Howard K... on of Martin Oh void, all of Portland. Remains are at the connervatory chapel of K. S. Dunning. Inc., 414 K. Alder. The funeral services will be held tomorrow (Tuesday , July J0, at '2 P. M., from tho I. O. O. K. temple. First and Alder its. Deceased was a member of Samaritan lodge No. 2. Blllson encampment. Canton; Columbic Rebekah lodge and W. O. W. camp No. 77. Kir lends and members of above organisations are Invited to attend. Interment at Kiver vlew cemetery. SCHMIDT In this city, July 2. I,oul Frank Schmidt, aged Art years, huxband of Mrs. Minnie S.-hmidt of 71st st. S. E.. father of Francis, Bevrrly, Clarence Schmidt of this cltv and Mrs. A. E. Hoi- comb of He. Idaho, brother of Mrs. Milda Smelcor of Pine, Or., Otto R. Schmidt of Halfway. Or., and Arno Schmidt of lodi. Ca 1. The f u neral services wilt be held (Sdav (Monday), July 'jHt at U:30 o'clock P. M. at Finlfy's, Montgomery at Firth. Friends invited. Interment at Mt. Scott Park cemetery. Hl'STON At the family residence. R721 Foster road, Jentla May H uston. agea 5 e.r 4 months 4 days, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Florence W. 11 union. Funeral services will be held today iMon dav t. July 28, at 3 P. M-. from the fu neral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy & Co.. AHij.04 OJd st. S. K-, In Ients. Inter ment Mount Scott Park cemetery. PARSONS In this city. July Walter K. Parsons, igr-i ears. kc mains were forwarded this morning by tho F. S. Dunning. Inc., to Crswell. or., where fu neral services will be held and Interment made In the family plau ELLISON The funeral services of the lsts Frances L- Ellison will be held today (Monday) at 2:30 o'clor-k P. M. st Fin leys, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in vited. Interment at Mount Scott Park cemetery. CASTER LINE The funeral services of the late rave I, casiernnc. a gea 11 ea rs. will be held st P. la. l.enh undTtM king parlors today. HA. M. Frleuds invited. TATE The funeral sertlces of the lsts James E. Tate will be held today (Mon day at 1 oVIock P. M. at Flnley's. Mont gomery at Fifth. Friends invited. In terment at Rose City cemetery. FI NKR Ij IURKCTOR. HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. Funeral Directors Established 177. Third and Salmon streets. Main 507. A ir.ll. I.ady Assistant. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Services for l-esa. Independent Funeral Directors. W ash. st. bet. 1'Oth and .Mat. West Side Main Lady Assistant. A 7S&0 J. P. FINLEY & SON PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main !. Montgomery at ."ith. A 1 .".!. McKNTKK & FILERS. Funeral parlors with ail the privacy of s home. 1 tit H and Everett st s. Phone Broad way iia." ; Home. A l. nr vvivc . ivr 414 E. Alder. Phono F.ast .VJ. Perfect sr vice, personal direction, free use of floral i-hapel nntl auto equipment DOWNING & McNEMAR Successors to Wiiion & Ross. Multnomah at E. 7th. East .'.4. Irvlngton district. DINNINr A McENTEE, funeral director. Broadway and Pine st. Phone Broadway 4;.0, A 4."ri. Lady attendant. ' PT T T rTT East 11th and Clay Sts. ERICSON T we 1ft h and Morrison Sis. Broadway 'JZ.l4. A. D. KEN WORTH V CO.. T.SO2-04 PJd St.. Lenta. Tabor S2nT. BREEZE & SNOOKrab. i -.' Bi. 1 D TCI I CD PR W- WUliiims Ave. H. n. Z.LLLLII UUi Kas Kast loss. O 10S. BKEWES UNDKP.TAKIN" COM PA N V, 3d and Clay. M 4102. A 22-1. Udy assistant. FfcORISTS. LUBL1NEK. FLORIST. 32S Morrison St.. Portland hotel. Mar. 34S Morrison bet. Kdy. and Park. Mar. 207. Portland's Ueadlnc Flower Shopa MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. 364 Washlncton. Main 2. A 120H. flowers for all occasions .riiinrany iifngfq. rtAnu-K RROS.. florists. - K Morrison Mnin or A 1K03. Fine flowers and Iloral flrwlxna. No branch stores. PEOPLE'S FLORAL, SHOP. 24." Alder. Flow. ers and designs very reason. ji.i. IRVINGTON PARK FLORAL CO, 4th and Yam hill. Funeral designers: lowest prices. MAX M. SMITH. Main 7213. A 3121. Selling kiH. Ki.th and Alder streets. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 2S7 Washlnton St.. between 4th and 8th. Main Sin'.'. A lim. MONl'MENTS. " PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 4th ft.. Opp. Oty Hall. o Br IrTb BLAESING GRANITE CO. I XT THIRD AT WCI50N STRCtT Bate fr Classified Advertisemen.s SB The Oregonian. "i-tilj asiti fr"fsj Far Dim. fBS HOC ..., Twt eoDsecutlTs times. Tin, f ni-sai ntlrs times .tts sax sr sevea conecuUe times.. 3 Tb fallowing claaotfleatloos escsspteii. the rats mt vtiicfa Is .c per lias per dari Situations Hss-ted Mais. ttltusvUsas 1 aate4 esnal. Ns ad taJiea for leas than tws aloes. 'Count sis wortli ts tas Use. Ad vertie meats (except "Permoosia" will bs taken ever tba teispboas if tas advertiser is s subscriber tm enter psvsnst. prices will be quoted srer tbs pass, but statements will be rendersd tbs f4 Wwifig dar. Advertisements ars tsAes Sr 'l ns aUwily Oreguniasi until S F. aL tme Tbs tMUKany urciiauas until s. t, Mturdajr. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Office. Room 133 CoortbooM. 6tb bt. fcntrmnr. Phone from S to 5. Matin 37. Home pboee A Z5. Nisbt call after office hour. Wood la wo 64. K--iort al roe of crne'ry o the above addreM. Kleetricol lethal chamber for email animal. Horee ambulance for eick and lt st abled animal at a moment's notice. Any one deeirinK dov or otber pet. commnnl cate with urn. (ail for all loot or strayed wtock. a we look after the Impound inc. Thurf Is no more city Douud. iul Uniun Poptlandi)BuSiness"Buiretin A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and classified for ready reference. For rates by the month oryear, or other information, telephone The Oregonian, M.a 7070 or A 6095, House 29. - 'nOKDION PI-EATING. HEMSTITCH! N i VVtJ Pl.KAT ab.-i. C 1 - hniHtt1Ch ln loe per yird; buttons'cov'ered. K.sl ern Novelty Mf. Co.. oo. ilh at. Broad- jy rMKi AGATE ftm:m AN I. Mill. JEWELTRS. .'."V and aatch r-p.lrlnn. Mlllera. ' "-Thinaton t. Majestic theater b ill. ALFALFA MEAL. t.HOtND IEtr. HAY. WA1.TKH s. iitt. Hoard of Trade. M WT. ASSAVKBM AND AXAI.VTK. "V'il ASSAY OFFICE. 14J second 'old, sliver ami platinum houfht. ATTORNEVg. MOltRls A. GOI-DSTKIN. practice In courts, sol X.tiw Bnnk bids. CANCER TREATED. M. D. CANCER TREATED. L 1- Morgan bids Marshall 1 RUGS Tha kind that wear th best are tn1. r.nm n . . . - th. Northwest Ru Co. iKormer a.l- flreSS lu3 LniOU ive.1 IF., rue. mrtv.n !! ' arpet cleaning, rcflttlna and re- Dk. orders solicited. I ss E. 8tb sr. PIUi.VE KAPT :;5o. rt lL'SO. FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS Kai Rut., all sues Mall orders prompt. Snd for Hooklet. X12 run !., m or dry cleaned. 11 jd i .. , kll:kf ruh ci.. C-ARPKXTKBS AMI CONTR KTOR4. KOl.BK BKCKKR. r.ldenr. and a-eneral contractors. ::14 Ikum hid. Main 1.14.-.. 1 I 1.1 l. Bl'TTONM. ..T1' IRWIN-HOKsnS COMPANY. Waihlngion. Broad. av 4:'.l. A 1254. I1MKNT mKK. CKMKNT grk done by uay or Job. ii E. Ash. or ".Tiui WIROI-R TOR. il.o.rxio KNOW MrMjhon. lno-, chiropractor. - """.unit tir.imvnt e.ai.sE. best, permanent. .".I "-trcMta" 11. Tel. HIKr-lIST AKI II M-KC 'IAI.IST. WILLIAM. Kslellc and Floretta r Venv. tli. only sclenliric chiropodists and arch sperlallsia ill the city. Parlors :;M2 ir l.ris.r hlrtr s. W. corner 2d and Alder. I'hone Mam 1;:01. nilKOPtlDllT. "It. t.ARTM-.H. loot speci.nllst ; corns, bunions, foot arches ma!. to order. 311 Swet'nnd b'rtB.. .".;h snd Wash. Main lbl. (1KC1I.AB I.KTTKRS. k,. KT1 K" Royal bids-. Marshall :.i22. Miiltlaraphlnt;. mim eographlnic and ninll adverti!lnic. m.l.K'TIS. NKTil A Cti.. Worcester bide. Main 1 T3i No cnllecllon. no ch.irr.. KKtab. IflAO. ( HI M ITIIKII M. PORTLAND CREMATION ASSN. VAtl.TS An (RKMITIIlV. PORTLAND CREMATION ASSN. anlt burials or cremation: disinterment fr either. I'hone Seiiwopd Qfi7. 1 N 1N;. KATHKRINK M. ROWS. Kuarantees To teiich all latest dint-f. In 12 private les sons: 12 lessons 4 lessons. 2: hours lO A M. to in P. M oo:; Ellers bldr, V." ".n "n1 '" on Wsshington .t M.itn .not. AL1SKV tinclni; academy. 3d and Morri son. Private inst rutlo. dsv and evening class. Social d.mres held In M. V. A. hall 1 Ith and llumside 's.. Saturday evenlnr. 41 lis. HASH'S DAXiMNi; academv. 3d floor Pekurn blda;.: prlvalo lessons djv and eve Soelnl dance Friday eveninc;. Main 1:;4:. MRS. IT.Ei'K'S ACADEMY. ITO 2d st Ball rom ami sface lUncing. M.itn 21AO. A X I) (AT HOSI'ITAL- HUSPITAIc-l)r. i;. H. ll.iil, m.in. veterlna rian. 11 Kast 7th st. Kal 117. B llj. M.WTRICAL RKPAIR MOP. ILM. II. ELECTRIC CO. t N. lat st.. Portland, Or. n Kinslin and efectrical repalrmz a spet-laliy. Se ut about new or u-eii motors. B'lwy. lm.. A lOlti. IOLESALERS AND A ( TO Tof IU HHI II.I.K T"l' 1U.. Mil an.l Oak sis. Ill .()l. NOTIONS. I fllUVCI 9DICI Pfl Slo. kroom and office Ut UII1IM.I.UI ILLUUM1 5'orth Fifth street. I. RAIN MKRIIIAMS. ftc'IKli' lilt.MN CO., Hoard "f Trarte hide. H ATH AN I. CAI'K. Til A N II A I SKIt H AT O . AM AKA TtAKK. KAIIN m:js.. AINTS, IIII.S AMI 4.1. ASH. Fll.l.KIl CO.. l-'ront nd Morrison. II ASM I SSKN - CO.. "Jd and Taylor. Phone Your Want Ads to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6095 KW TODAT. FOR SALE MODERN, DESIRABLE TEN -ROOM RESIDENCE, WITH F1YE LOTS This property Is sltu ated in southeast part of city, has all modern convenience" and larsre nirniher of fruit trees and berries. FOR Fl'IX PARTICIXABS iEE PARRISH, WATKINS & CO. IV O. ! SKCONn STREET. PORTABLE $37 - $48.50 - $58 and Up Modern Construction Company 315 E. 11th St. East 5114 SEND US YOUR OLD CARFETS Old Kop and IVoolea Clothla. We Make Aeten.bie. Uaad-ovea FLUFF RUGS Tbcjr Hfar Llk. Iroa. Mall rd.r.. tvead for Rosklrt. iiajt Uus Hon., Alt Ma. Carpet Gleaning tslS Ron. btram Cleana-A, S1.M. M Cnl." a"- East to 147. MORTGAGE LOANS OS IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. 1NSLRANCK PKOTKCTION BliST TO BK HAD. PROMPT liKRVlCli ORK;ON BOM) MOKl(,A(.K C'Ov 209-212 jiLLUNO BLlLblNd. JOHN B. COFFEY, MORTUAUE LOASS. Insurance, Surety Bonds 80S llc.x Bids. Mala 70S, A 3TUZi a a BOXWOOD VuMnnmih Ful 'o. M.ln rr-4n. A C II NO. 1 Aail ANU HR OOKUWOOlV PROMPT DEI.IVKRY; CUAL AND TttLVKI NO S. KAM ?m0. II KIMU l-MKIr.. Gl-.T eanniMtes for new or old house. Port land llardwoo-l Kloor t."o.. 17 V. Park at. M KM T ITCH I i. K. iTKPHAN, hematltcltlns. acaiioping. ac cordion aido pioat. but tun covered; mail orrli n. it l'ltto k Mk. Broadway CM 1 1, TH1KUJOKV. violin. viot teach r; ptipll Sr.cik. Klietiner bld. Bdy. 16. OlTMKTKl5TS ANU OPTICIANS. t.LAi.4 AT A tSAVl.NU. .w,. i solicit jour pjironai on tns basis of capable rce. XhousandsJ oc MtlslfU ruwtomcra. A. tria. win convince " u. Charlrs W. oodma:i, Uplo-m-trtft. L'tnt Morrison. Alain ill:.. tSfelK kl'KKXSTKlX. Dr. George Kubcnntcin, the optician who reiurneu recently from overseas service, makes (ood eetfisssrs at moderate trKeS. Mori lion at., nr. rd st. ilain '.1. tAINTIM. PAIXIINt; Zisi.e 4c Malune. bll L mUiia a.e. or Clifton su ir-e.lwood 113i. PATK.NT ATTOKM;S. It. C. WKH.liT J J cars experience-. U. &. na i ore it n uiu-n WM IK- K u in d ac. . - t.Ul.lHK It .. C-' WorccMcr b4c Main -TJ IHVM( IANS. I K- I K. W A T K K.-', :;.h, wetland bMc. fjr(7' incrMSd eificiency drufless treat- DU iO ment. tolt re. naralvsis. headache, an- penHt.-H iia. lurr. kidney. Ul! R A. Pill l.t.l I'S. broad way building. Khrumallim, Mumach, (Miwel. lung, liver, kldtiry. blsddef. rental, prostatic, fetna-s ilisord-rs. skin at fcctions, blood pe5us. PI I MRIM. S( PPIJKS. IMA UHIN! MI'l'LIKS at whoiesals prices. Starke-ltavic I'o.. lm'J Thlral. Main I'KINTINt. KKV.sTOXK I'KKSS, J. K. Oetnienbr in. Mgr. Printing and linotyping. .mt lrunt at., i-orner Stark. Main or A 141V PRINTING F- w- BALTIC CO Ml A NT, inlltlillU lat snd oik sts. M-ln 1C, A llrt-V M AI K KKPAIKIX.. SCAI.K ItKPAIKlNi:. r- JO ST. I'll' K ltKOA DWAT .!. M-rOMt-M M CTOKl' La,lN 11 A KLW ARK A FUKMTLRE CO., -1 Kront St. TV's buy and sell everything fn ths hsrd waro and furniturs line. Phons Main fM7o. A 7174. MIOW CARDS AM M.ll). WASHINGTON iSJld Co.. S.1 Washington. M pi-ran me fior. Majeatlu bldg. Mar. 2. TR .NM l.K ANU rTOKA.K. OREGON AUTO DESPATCH "The Kervirt With a Reputation. MOVING-PA K INO-STOH AG K-BACCAOK. 13th and Kriifv Mninth rt S Hroadnay. PHONE BOWY. 3309 WILLAMETTE YALLEY TRANSFER CO. 'general Transfer anrl Kor.-srtllner Acentia. TliAI'KAllK. fTniuilE AMI TKANFI'KH 1-4-lL'ti N. K1KTI1 .-T. HIIOAHWAV 4.".4. UBEiln.V UlAVSIKIt .. 474 ".l.l.-AN fT. t'orn"! of tilth. Telephone Hnailway ll'M or We own and operate two lam. elas! "A" war.lmua a on lertnlnal tracks. Lowest Insurance rjes In the city. MA 1)1 St i.N-tiT. UOCK ec wXitKHCL'SK OK. fit-e, 11 Madison st. Oen.ral ni.trltsndlM anfl forwarulng agents. I'hone Main PA'KIXU. MOVIMI. STORAllK. f-'KCI'RITV SIURAUF. & TIIASSIER CO. inr. rarkst. Main .MPr.. A la.n. I'l.AV MO RSK, In.-. TRACKAtiB. STORAtiK, TRANSFER. 4IS-4.M lllnan St. V.T II Rhl'MRIMI. HI;HI-;ST pru-.s paid, old wal'-hes and Jew elry. Cor.dltlon no objrf-t. P.PMlrs a spe rlalty. Balnl.r .l.welry Co.. 4IS Wash. St. M M(l) t GASIII.INI-: WOOD SAW. Leave orders at !U tirand .va., or all Kail 7D.A. MANUFACTURERS nirn-i-; 1 1 1 tiN;s".Sn valVes." I.. kT.IM:. .S4-SH Front st. VI I MBIMI AMI 8TF.AM H ITI IKS. M. U K1.INK. S.-Stl Front M. PRODK K MMlssON MFK HANTS. KVKRl'I.Nii fc FAUKKI.I.. Uil Front slr-e t. ROPK AN I. RIMIKR THINE. rortland Cordage 'o.. Itlh and Nurthnio. tiAHM. IMMIRS ANI il.ASH. W. P. Kfl.l.KR CO.. Front ami Mornso-,. WAI.I. PAI'F.R. MORHAN WAI.I. PAPKR CO.. ZZO -Jd street. KsV TODAY. At Standard Factory No. 2 Grand Are. and East Taylor Sta. POWER MACHINE OPERATORS to learn om Shirts and Overalls Mackinaws and Overcoats SI 0.00 p?r week while learnlai. ' Forty-four-hour week. SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY Experienced operators are earning from SIS to S20 weekly MORTGAGE LOaANS larvral elr aval faraa rry. t..t.lla.nt rss.7a.tst Frlvtlra trtfcmai pr.aaapt. a-ell.ajl. acrvtara. A. H. BIRRELL GO. S1T-SI VkrttwtsKra Raak n.llaliaa. Marsksll tl. A alia. MORTGAGE LOANS OV IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. INSl'RANCK PROTECTION BrJST TO BE HAD PROMPT SERVICE. OHK.U BOD Jt MURK.A.K to. 2UI-213 tSELI.INQ BC1LD1NO. 5H IV T .fa .-. -C . 2 0 Edward E. Goudey Co. 1. H, BANk Bt'ILIlG REAL KSTATK. DON'T BUT REAL EUTATI without knowing war your linos aro. proprtla accurtoljr urrywU by Quina A Catcti. dvtl aad mocbaaical oflntrt, room uroa bulltUus. Fboao it4wy. (or 6lo Beacb Property. (JbARHAKT PA KK Corner lot, beautiful It. Ocin Vlw, icrl!t t pric. ill trada for tutomobilr, tor cah or on term. Writo r'itrkv lew, lirerurrton. Wtih. MODEHN 4 -room house, furnlshrd; I'OO frt from ocean: JT.'.o. terms. J. M. Freeman. 147 Bin iv., heaiice. Kjr. Ft'RNISHED HOUSE, comer Jot. 8-avlw. Wash., tor baI or rent. Owner 90U aat Mlmon. Tabor PITH. tit; iiT beautiful lota. B ocean. 91000; o Seabkitiuit. t-w, jw etv. orcfioaiaxv RFAL F ST ATE. lor tMilc Beach ProtrtT GET A I.EC11 HOMB now -t SmJd, Or. In beautiful "v'art.risht Park." at rs ducfd t riiYg; $.' to tTOO; easy Install niADia. S pr cent; sooa to b-e conasctsst. by sll-pavcd hif bwy with eastern ans. southern Or con, hich. stiLQ pixpose4 'ooo-toot pier, will niaka "Cartw nisc Park" oos of tbs most attractive pots on Pacific coast. Whitmr-Kellir Ox, 41 1'ittcck block. lortland. Oregon, or laquLa K. W C1, acQt, B.oday. bcassds, orcein. SALT A I R. TILLAMOOK BEACH. Two cho.es lots. frUxlOO. at &atalr rts tion. Tit'amook bacb; nssvr depot an4 taotsl; adjoins board walk, county roA and raj i road . facss Pacific ocswan; suit abi for business or rs.danc; aus f will consider trad for auto, propsrty sr snsrcban-disaw Adtlrtu Bi 'JO 7. Orcioaiaa, nt and A part meat Prxer-t y. MuL'LHN to-tlat builUlos; income 1 . V per cent net; f0tnO. Particulars Last For hsle Lota. 1aTS IN LAIKEI.HI R8T. W hae a number ot choice buildups) sltcn In tlie beautiful restricted residential district of Laureihurst, huh ws would hsj r leased to show you. A number ol new nuks ire being erected In laurlhunu Why net no lor ou? Call at our trv c i flee. K. 3ib and lilisan sta. Mr. BnMo. 'labor aio SOMt. I-.T BAH'.AlNi IN L.MKEUHIKM. Ka?y ramerits mil build for oa ant furnish tne lot all tor SllMHi caih. id mr i -KB to cood builders. Plan turnishr-l. b-c Mr. Lclahunty ot phone Kat bunday niotoing and evcninga durt&g tus cek. BA KUA1N IKVINvi TON LOT. Ono of tii choicest Was in Irvtr.rton. on 2Jd street, betwe.-tt ijtinton nad Miklyou, lavinc esst. llK-x.'.o. All improv ementa l a and paid for. Will nisks terms to su.i. Addr V i0. urrionnn. iO a 1 OO L T. ;th B bc-arinc prune treoa, fouth lt. TiOor, 2 t-locke from Maw. thorn v. car, free from lrcumbran.; will sell on very eaay ifrn.i. Phono aat '.'015 . or addrcua :t-' Kai-t l.'.'.ri North. H'tNIO IU'iUlNV. 2ilTfc;. On neautiful Mount .ion : c.ti. electric ity anJ t-it water, t'all ( tuuda except-r-l A .Vwu i Horn- phoncK A KI.V;; bul d.nc aite for a hon.f. Tixloft. oji t'.e I'rmnau m, !oU, part laiti. 1'hoa Wood lan n ti i . Far 6alc Koi-t. city bln;alobs. $4.oo fur 1 1 no modern rt'om bun fl-"' ot. 4It. fi' inr (41. flrtpiai-B, hard, wotnl IUxr. luriu.f-. lart. attic, Itn ('off: lot a!ki. llhH vah. bat. Irrmi, f4 7.'.a for one ol nirrt io-doAn Cahi. FtlTi.o . 1 Mock fr. ln car. tiuw i ho hill; hardwood floors, bullet. lurne. fire place ami mil larse r.Hn: !ta ot miloai; a er 1 1:10 tu . 1 1 n cood crasc; 9 14 cash. bat. ternu. 1'hoTi M..rha.l K. L.. HLANOH K1, Mf-1N Kv.-hiinfl bide HAWTHOll.V K U 1 1 K N OK. $:.SC' for a -rom liuu on a corner. bl-n-W jrtn. car ; a I t lie built - In con en tences nh tiitrJwotKl tl..n, firepavo ami furnace; line contret rag; aomo terms on this bargain. Ueitr - tnts bioi ou buy cc here I'houo lai aim 11 -'J. K. T.. RKAXrilAni). MO-ITU Ksiiway K hmnf bl?c PAKTLY KUKNISHKl. -.1.111 AND ANKK.NY. Wat kins ciitatice. O-hmhii hnue svltrt fire ptae. furnavr. icts and c.citr.clty In. In ftr&t-clAsa cutillt.n, lt.i!t and out. on CMrllnr. paed iirri In and taul. Wt I rive Immediate ioaset'n. t;.o.. Terms. Mam a.-"v loll ton b.Uti. Kvnmn. Main n-. THAT VACANT .LOT. Why not turn a burden into Income? Wo destcn tnU build arsrtmentt, dvraf. reldencs. anything: furnish plans and. finance. EaLaM.h'd ten yes ra. Ws offer SbCLRITT. iitHV IClw ISATlSr'ACTlO.V. L H. Bailey C Inc., contr&vUDg arcbi tecta, N. W. Ban If bide. OWN A IK'MK uf jour on; Ic ua bui d ll. We furtin-ri f jy pmrnt loans :ika rent. We bui'd a-coidlnc tn jour plana nd pockM book ; ktcl. f re. our s s lem a-" rm-nry and ;i"ilt risks. PuFvTi.AND H M K Bl'lLL'l.M.; A t HJ I A T I o N . INC.. A -r."Q llmry H'ds. Matn :.1TT IIOPKRS H.nOOM HOl'SK; VlltKPLArK, Bt"l LT-IN m KI'KT AM H oKCASK: liAKAOK. t'OKNKK. C'l.OHK IN OK KAST SIPK; BEST t-AKMVK IN ITi; l-00. TLK.MS. PliO-S fc KAST 306'J. KOUK CITY HOM tit. Come la and Inquire about homes la T-.oif Cltv. Wo have them from 4J'n to. tjHi. lt us tell ou about thee. Alar shall S-'y. F. RT.AN'Hnn. rtl- Railway Kscnanc bide. 5-ROOM modern house, furnished, lth hsf-s-ment and nice chicken houe; $:um down. JJ5 mouthlj ; lake MontaviPa car. ret olf at end of line, walk two blocka wt and block north to 5 K. 78th st. S. Cal after 7:3i weekdays or from 9 to 1J Sunday. Mul'KHN Hawthorn! bungalow. 43. 8 room, furnace, fireplace, buffet. booK csjwa. lutcli kitchen, full cement base mrnt. all lmpro ementa In and psld for corner lot, on car line. - Ky owner. Tabor 473. , AT ON't. Kurniclr-ff and year's dry wood; modern home. 9 big rooms; lawn, car-den. fruit and berrie, lot .b.'.xlOn: on two improved street clos In ; 420m. caay terms. Call owner, Broadway 679, or Kast 4 12-. Sl.SOii IkiWN bujtt a fine 7 -room hous. on ClaoKamas it.. rornrr lot t lHi, cood 1,-iwn: this Is a rood buy for S.Vxmi. Como In snd un show you this or rt tMr- shall K'-"'. I-.. ISlanchard, M9-:u Katl- ity Kx-'hancr BV oW'NKR Sichtly Kuhurbu lr im proved. ? rom. b;t h. sture house, a t side. n-r Capitol highway and S. P. rd, car; 20-mln. ride from 4 1 li wild Wa shine ton : Hull Run water atid ot hr city con veniencrs; $"". terms. Phone M.nn ."l'' Mt'l'KKN o-room huncalow, lot 7.vl0". cor. Come at., fine fruit tit-es. f irpic snd furnace. prt.-e HOOO. JUXO ch. nay t-rmi on b.iUnce. I'B K. tth N. Phona Wood law n . ROOM bun (a low, cars so and lot 40x 13 J feet. 411 K- 3fth St.. near Lincoln. 9350. lowest terms $00 casb and pr month with Interest. John Bain, &o7 bpalumc building. m VOU WILL, be sorry If you do not go sea this new 5-room bun ca low at 646 Rose Is n ae.; Just finisned ; classy, conven ient, a real home; very reasonable; terms, owner. A rUETTY homa. Oreeon City line; close in: ornamental and tbla gardens. tTH fcl P1A''K KOH YOl'i. llerry crop sold for $.",0: consider trade; part cash; no agents. PD .MO. Oregonian. 63 H KMKRSON t bet. 1-lh and 13th L. N.. east side 6-room, modern hou?e; bearinc cherry trees; 4 biks. from car line, i'ria 9jmo; s.oo down. bal. at 6 per cent, la qui re within. K. Nelson. a -room modern. $lrtol; S '0 cash. 71 - room, sod toilet. 9.'.0; $ ! ." ca.'i. W 1 LL1 A MS KG A L.T Y CO . Ta bor 4 15 1. Mt. Scott car to S.M bt. JjOH l-Olt a fino ft-room, on corner, ort t'iickamas ft., in liullaUay Park. A e.y fine rePldence for the price, with on! yi.'rOO ash. bal. terms. Tms is a ttut bu v Ml--0 Kailw sy txchangt b!d. FOR AlE By owner, 7 -room, modern, homo on 7S lot. 4-1 tloinc St., cost $40K. sell or will trade for Port land buncslow ; mubt bo good Iocs lion. Ad drena 1. box 37. city. 5-ROOM coitaite, Holgaie. cor. II. Jtiih. and corner lot. ;.ix10. both stree?-. bard surfaced. Price aWllOO; terms If deal ltd. Y 447. thr-eronisn GOl NU to build or repair ? Gt my Ideas and-estimate.-. H. T. AUyn. S3 Stark t (ffic hours 3 to S P. M. Phono Main bJL, Rr pbre Tabor 114. iO-RKM house for sals by owner; all houso keeping but li. Price -7-H; $1800 ban dlea: will consider trade of smaller houso or smsll mnh. Main 333.. mOLKKN 7-room bungalow In Iaurclhurt at low price; such an attractive, pleas ant and clean homa not to bo had any day. I3 Pacific St. JJJ.'.O Clen rftttaite, modern, big lot, ber ries, fruit tree, cement walks, basement; .fxim ca-h. 3-3 monthly, lioj K. lOth i. Main 37-. MrFarland. Yeon bidg. FOK SAUK OR TRADB Houso and lot Irt lldway. 1 bock from Sellwood car, SlftOO; will consider medium -priced atuomobile. Call Hellwood 1173. JiH UOW.N, .'3 A MONTH. For bale. t room bungalow by owner. Call Wdln 3130. CHtAP. by owner; modern ft. e-room buncs low . lsrge attic, nice t hree-rooiu ce men t basement. lutih kitchen. 43 Prescoti su 4-KOOil furnished house for sale. &OxlOo. garage and chickens. 124 W. Soth, Van couer. Wash. Phone R. Vancouver. $1G0 UL' VS -room house, closo In. Mml modern. $vk csai. bal. like rent. ooo John Hrown. 3-4 Kail w ay lixch. Mi AM- BRAND new 3-room ounga.ow, 34 4 Hon lawn ave.; laka Alberta car to 13th mUl go today; ferrcs. Owner. BRAND near 3-room bungalow, r4d Roso lawn av-t. Sea r. today. Terms. 4-Ito M house, paved streets. Zix lOO lot. 312-0. Call Seliwood 7. 6T4 hi. 19th. COZY COTTAOli. price 91230; terms. ISO Siskiyou t.. near 7Qth. "RC" car. J7500 WEST filDK COLONIAL: l-m.; at rtctly modem: garage. slain 3T34V A "-ROOM house, all paid for. baa owner at IHS Clinton at. $40H, 7-ROOM houa-e w Ith furniture, cloao in. 334 E. Kvr-tt. corner lth. Oft'NLK having city, will Tu fT7TTnvT, mzm and 3-room collage. Ji , Orcsonlaav iluinane boviix f