Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 13, 1920, Page 15, Image 15

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    THE 3IOKXING- OliEGONIAN, TUESDAY,
.J A X U A K V 13. 1 920
IS
REFINER FIXES PRICE
11
14 Cents Figure Quoted by
American Company.
EXPORT OFFERS REFUSED
Operators Say Tliey Will lo
Foreign Business Until Condi
tions in V. S. Improve.
NEW YOKK, Jan. 12. A price of
Uli cents a pound for granulated
sugar, refined from the -new crop,
lias been established for the whole-sW-
and manufacturing trade by the
American Sugar Refining company, it
w afc announced today.
When the reflninsr price was fixed
at cents by the sugar equalization
board it allowed a profit of one-half
tent a pound to wholesalers and 1
cent to retailers, making the retail
price lO'ii cents.
Allowing the middlemen an addi
tional profit of 1 cent a pound, mak
ing their margin 2M: cents, because
of the higher basis price and increased
overhead expenses, the price per
pound to the consumer now would be
17U cents, or considerably less than
the prevailing retail price. .
The company's statement disclosed
that it is declining all export business
until sugar conditions in this country
become easier and that in 1919 It de
livered more sugar to the domestic
trade than in several years. Since
the shortage began last September,
deliveries have averaged 125.000,000
pounds a month.
"Following the custom of the trade
in normal times," the statement says,
"we are announcing an opening price
on bulk granulated sugar refined
from now crop raw sugars of 15 cents
a pound f. o. b. refinery, less 2 per
per cent cash discount, based on the
present market for new crop raw
sugar. This means a net price to the
wholesaler and manufacturer of less
than 14:14 cents a pound.
"While we have been offered
export business for 1920 deliv
ery in great volume, yet so far we
have declined all this foreign busi
ness, holding our refining capacity
for domestic business until sugar con
ditions in tlris country become easier.
"During 1919 wo delivered more
sugar to the domestic trade than in
several years. Since the start of the
present sugar shortage last Septem
ber we have delivered over 500,000,000
pounds of refined sugar to the domes
tic trade, ant average of 125,000,000
pounds per month. In December, the
month of shortest supplies, we deliv
ered more than 52,000,000 pounds and
during the first 12 days of January
we delivered more than 14,000,000
pounds."
EHMIGE tiEAD UNDER FIRE
WASHINGTON 3IASTKR ACCUSED
Ol-' RADICAL TENDENCIES.
Resolution Adopted at Orchards Dc
clare William Bouck Favors
Detrimental Policies.
TAXt'OUVER, Wash., Jan. 12.
(Special.) William Bouck. master of
the state grange, has been asked to
resign by Washington grange at Or
chards. In the resolution adopted It was
stated that "the national master has
riecidud that the triple alliance is a
political party and that any effort
on the part o grange leaders to align
the members with this or any other
political party is a violation of the
rules of the organization; that the
campaign being waged by Mr. Bouck
to align the grange with the triple
alliance is detrimental to tne grange
and to the interests of farmers gen
rally: that by indorsing the meth
ods and principles of radical leaders
whose speeches and literature are
dangerously near to anarchy and re
hellion, the grange is brought Into
disrepute, and also that shorter hours,
more pay and cheaper food for labor
do not fit in well with the grange
policies.
"This and the anarchist thought
running through much of their liter
ature leads sober-minded people to
fear what would occur If they got
control. That a meeting held in
Grand Rapids, in which Mr. Bouck took
an active part, the hody voted over
whelmingly that farmers and labor
organizations have nothing In com
mon." It was resolved by Washing
ton grange No. 82 'that we disap
prove of your efforts along this line
and we suggest that since you are out
of harmony with true grange spirit
and find the company of radical labor
more to your liking, that you resign
as xtate master."
The resolution committee included
W. H. Chilson, It. B. Phipps and A. H.
Griner. Metta D. McCaft'crty Is mas
ter of the Washington grange and
Airs. Joseph Bersch Is secretary.
POWER PLANT IS FOUGHT
W. II. Webrung Asks Court to Pre
vent Cse of Funds for Work.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Jan. 12. (Spe
cial.) William H. Wehrung filed
suit in superior court today agains
the Washington and Idaho Water,
Light and I'ower company, tha Sher
man County Light & Power company
II. B. Montgomery and A. Welch, to
enjoin the construction of a powe
plant at Centralia with certain funds,
Wehrung alleges that he own
stock to the par value of $100,001)
the first named corporation and tha
-Montgomery and Welch have wrong
fully transferred from this company
to the Sherman County Light & Powe
company of Portland a franchise to
maintain a power plant in Chehalis.
The court is asked to restrain the
defendants from using the funds of
the plaintiff's corporation in Cen
tralia. Presiding Judge Frater set argu
ment for a temporary injunction for
January 22.
HOTEL RITZ WILL CHANGE
Lease and. furnishings Disposed of
Tor About $27,000.
The Hotel Rilz, which occupies a
even -story building; located" at the
northwest corner of Park and Morri
son streets, will change management
as the result of the sale yesterday of
lease and furnishincs. Mrs. Lena
Lou? and lloy Romanic, who have
been manaRinjf the hotel, were the
sellers, and the purchasing organiza
tion was the Ritz Hotel company,
consist ins of Mrs. M. J- Hciman, Mrs.
N. .1. Olson and Mrs. I. C. Larson.
The lease to the building; and all
r pnnD cpd
(Jill iUi UUU! UUUHII
the furnishings and hotel equipment
were involved in the transaction, and
the figure is- said to have been about
J27.0OO. The building itself is the
property of the Boston Investment
company.
The hotel, under the new manage
ment, will continue to be operated
along the same general lines as In
the past. It is announced. G. H.
Hutchins. who has been chief clerk
of the hotel through three consecutive
managements, will remain, at his post,
as will other employes. About 10,000
is to be spent in remodeling the build
ing and installing new furniture, it
Is announced, during the coming
spring. The new management will
take control of the hotel on- Jan
uary 16.
New York Broker Trades
Sugar for Liquor.
Wall Street Operator Deals AVIt a
Broker Friend to Stage Celebra
tion. NEW YORK, Jan. 12. (Special.)
J. C. Horter, a Wall-street sugar
broker who lives in Nutley. N. J.,
was going to stage a certain cele
bration the other day, but discovered
his wine cellar was empty. While he
was thus distressed he met another
Wall-street man to whom he confided
his trouble.
"Well, if you can get me about 110
pounds of sugar," said the other brok
er, laughingly, "I'll give you some of
my stock."
"When do you want your sugar?"
Mr. Horter asked.
"Do I hear correctly?" the other
broker inquired.
Mr. Horter assured him that he
did. After convincing him that he
had 100 pounds of the precious staple,
Mr. Horter asked what his friend
would offer for it.
"I'll give you a bottle of gin. two
bottles of 100-proof whisky and four
bottles of Bergundy wine," his friend
told him.
The bargain was then gone throurh
with in the most serious manner
possible.
DAILY METEOKO LOGICAL REPORT.
"PORTLAND. Jan. 12. Maximum tem
perature, 41 decrees; minimum. 27 degrees.
River reading ait 8 A. M.. 0.6 foot; change
in last 24 hours. 0.4 foot fall. Total rainfall
o P. M. to 5 P. M.. none: total rainfall
since September 1, li19, lti.00 inches; nor
ma! rainfall since September 1, 1919. 22.0S
inches; deficiency of rainfall sine Sep
tember 1. 1919. 5.07 Inches. Sunrise. 7:M
A. M.; sunset. 4:49 P. M. Total sunshine.
hours. 2I minutes : possible sunhine. S
hours ftS minutes. MooTirise. 10:07 A. At.;
moonset. 1 1 :03 A. M. Barometer reduced
o sea level at a P. HI.), :.0.42 inches. Rela-
ive humidity at A. M., i.J per cent: at
noon, i4 per cent; at o P. M., 7o per cent.
THE WEATHER.
Wind
STATIONS.
Weather.
Baker
Kolse
Roston
HI SRID.0OI..I. ...(Clear
fl SOlo. 001. .INW
Pt. cloudy
24 3OI0.0OI. .WW
20 4!0.1l. .Ik
141 :;iiio.oo;24isw
Clear
Calgary ...
Chicago ....
Denver . . . .
Clear
Cloudy
121 4S;n.00.
IPt. cloudy
Pes Moines.
Kurek . . . .
IS! 40i0.no;. .IW lOloudy
40 5410. otl. . SW (Clear
44 riM.WL.W ICloudy
2 4SIO.00I10ISVV IClear
2434I0.32..W Snow
2l 440.0(I14SW (Clear
4 BOIO.OOi . .s icioar
02IO.OOI. .INWIClear
211 4SI0.0O . .INWIClear
(Galveston . .
llelnna ....
Juneaut ...
Kansas city.
1.08 Angeles.
MaiKhfleld
IMedford . .
Minneapolis
:w;o.iHi!l4lNw;pt. cloudy
New Orleans1
4? ;..;(. u'ji..ik ICloudy
281 32U.00!14iN"WlClear
4U 42IO.Ott.UiSK ICloudy
14i 30io.no! . .Isk Iciear
321 RSI0.0OI..IK Clear
New York . . .
North Head.
N. i aklnv
Phoenix ..
Pocatello
Portland
4! 2410. 001.. W IPt. cloudv
2EI 4i!0.00l..XWIPt. cloudy
Ttoseburs
:;oi :sts:n.nn:. .in iroggy
Sacramento
:! SSlll.OOI. .INWIClear
St. Louis. .. 42IO.O0l2Bi.SW ICloudy
Salt Lake
12l 26'0.00i . .INWlOleap
San Diego. .
42! r.S O.ooi . .iNWiPt. cloudy
San Franc'o.
Seattle
4HI tHI'D.OOIK'IW
ns' 4Sio.nn is's
Clear
ICloudy
Sltkat
1 32!42!0.1!
Cloudv
Spokarfe ...I 24) 34i0.O0l..S
Taeoma ...40 4S0.00!10!8
Tatoosh Is'dl 44! 4B10.7l22iS
Valdezt I 81SI0.00. .N
ICloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Wa.Ua Wallal 2n 4B0.OO1..1S
Washington I 301 3SI0 . 001 . . ISW
Winnipeg .1 6! 24'0. 00'2ONW
iClear
tA. M. today.
ir.g day.
P. M. report of preced
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair; southeaster
ly winds.
Oregon Fair, gentle southeasterly winds.
Washington loudy: probably rain on
the coast; moderate southerly winds.
Japs Would Colonize Klamath.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or.. Jan. 12.-
(Speclal.) E. T. Arima. a California
Japanese, is here from San Fran
clsco to get land for a Japanese col
ony. Arima says he will buy 6000
acres, or more, if he finds the right
ort of land and place 30 or 40 fami
lies of Japanese vegetable farmers
on it.
Phone your want ads to the Orego
nian. Main 7070. A 6005.
GAS
in the
Stomach
Sour stomach (heartburn1). Belching,
Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre
quently complained of after meals re
lieved in Two Minutes. Almost
stant relief from Pains In the Stomach
caused Dy undigested food.
SENT FREEthial"
AT S'
Send lOc for Postage and War Tax,
name and address, and we will send
you on approval our stomach prepara
tion, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which time
you are to send us $1.00or return the
unused portion If not perfectly satis
fied. Address: Rellingltam Chemical Co.,
Relliuprham. Wash. Sold In Portland
by the Northern Pacific, Trvinitton and
Perkins Hotel PbarmHrien.
AMUSEMENTS.
D A M C I N G
GUARANTEED
in elerht three - hour
1 e s sons ladies $2.50.
frrentlemen $5" at De
Honey's Beautiful
Academy. Twenty-
third and Washlnirton
New Clnasea for Be.
srlnner, start Mon day
ana Friday evenings.
Advanced classes Tues
day and Thursday
evenings. 8 to 11:30. plenty ot aesir
able partners and practice. No em
barrassment. My latest book describ
ing all dances, free. Tou can never
learn dancing by taking private les
sons in. small rooms from inferior
teachers or in short class lessons,
where there is no system of teaching
or partners to practice with. Why
not learn in a real school from pro
fessional dancers. Phone Main 7658.
Private Irsuiis all hours.
TOO I.ATE TO CLASSIFY.
LUST Waterman fountain pen without
cap. gold band marked hi; reward. Mrtn
er. otil Sherlock bldg. automatic 54S-tH.
CIRCUMSTANCES have forced me to sell
niy new Pathepnone and records for V!
Phone Tabor IONS.
3 oil 4
nicely furnished hougekecpiiij
Main Tola.
J1V NKW I-'n t hepiione and records for ell.
Am leaving tuc city. xauor 0104.
AMCSEMENT8,
THI BE
3 Nights Sun.. Mon.. Tues.. 15c to 1
4 Mala.. Sun.. Mon.. Tuem.. Wed.. 10c to 70c
Sparkling; Musical Comedy
"EXTRA DRY"
Pletro. Four Reading's.
BERNARD & DUFFY
Klfrteda Wynne (Mrs. Elrrieda Heller
TOeiueteln of Portland), Lwhman Sisters.
Kluoerauia. Topics of the Uuy.
EVA TAYLOR & CO.
This Show Clones With Wed. Matinee.
January 1-4.
Today, All Week, Wed.. Sat. Mats.
ALCAZAR
Ml'KICAL PLAYERS
In tb Wonderful Comic Opera
"FLORA BELLA"
Next Week "FIKEiXY'
A K E R
STOCK COMPANY.
Tonieht All Week .Mats. Wed., Sat.
Willie Collier's Latest Comedy Hit.
"NOTHING BUT LIES"
Successor to "Nothing But the Truth"
JNext Week "Under Cover.'
P
AN T A C E
MAT. DAILY 2:30
S
ALL THIS WEEK.
M. Golden Presents
"THE CORINTHIANS."
With Ambrose Barker and Peggy Wynne
in a melodious memory of loo years aso.
SIX OTHER Blli ACTS.
Three performances dally. Night curtain
at i ana v.
TK'KKT OKKIfE SALE
NOW OHKN.
- I
IT 12 J J T"" Broadway at Taylor
ndLlVJ Phone Mala 1.
THIS WT.KK
Tta
ru"t-t: NIGHTS, JAN. 15,16,17
F
-SPEfHL PRICK-
j MAT. NEXT SAT,, 2; 15 1
Oliver Morosco Presents
THS FAVORITES IN PERSON)
ANT
BEVERLY BAYNE
IX THE FASCIXATI.'G DRAMA,
"THE MASTER THIEF"
From the Richard Washburn Child
"Paymaster" Stories by
Edward Pose.
Splendid Supporting: Company.
Superb Production.
ISVE-S Floor. $2; Bal., J1.50, 1;
Uallery, 75c, 50c.
SPECIAL SAT. MAT. Floor, $1.50;
Balcony, $1, 50c.
-!CITY .OR'RS REC'D NOW
-
NEXT WEEK
T 1 17 T T Tp Bi-oadvr.y nt Taylor
11L1JL;1J Phone Main 1.
F,r,,:d.TNlGHTS,JAN.22J23,24
SPECIAL PRICK MAT. SATUR
DAY, JAN. 24.
OLIVER MOROSCO PRESENTS
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
LEO GARRILLQ
GRACE VALENTINE 8PID
IX THE COMEDY HIT,
L
LTD."
HOW TO SEC V RE TICKETS NOWl
Address letters, make checks and
postoffice money orders pavable
to W. T. Panple. ADD 10' WAR
TAX TO PRICE TICKET DE
SIRED. Inclose self - addressed
stamped envelope.
EVK'S Floor. J2; Balconv, 5 rows
Jl.o'i. 17 rows $1; Gallery, re
served, 7 rows 75c.
SPECIAL SAT. MAT. Floor. $1.50;
Balcony, ! rows $1, 13 rows 50c.
PAY POD OHOI SHOW
AND SEE TWO.
THREE
TIMES
DAILY!
Sun., Woi Tnesi.. Wed.
VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAY
TOM BROWNS COUNTY
OFFICIALS
THE RUBE JAY
JA7.ZERS.
MARY MACLAREN
"The Pointing Finger."
TYBELL SISTERS
Marvelous Maxillary Displays.
ESTELLE SULLY
"Black-Eyed Susan of Vaudeville."
SPERRY AND RAE
"After
the Rain."
SAX AND WOODS ofTs83
BUSTER AND EDDY Cu.mlobats.
PRICES ALWAYSt
Evenings, 2.c. Matinees. 17c.
LYRIC
MUSICAL
COMEDY
Mat. Dally. 1:30 NiarhtH at 1 and .
Dillon Franks with the Rosebud Chorus
in
THE MIXUP"
It's All to the Merry Morry.
Country Store (Extra) Tuesday NIsht.
T T T? KOUllTH AT
M. Ak AJ Mt WASHINGTON
Creighton Hale
"The Thirteenth Chair"
Also m Hparkllnir cornrflr and m new jtir
tnr. pn from 1 V.mI in tb mornint
until 4 o'clock of tlie follow Ins uiornlnjt.
STQ IN VAUOIVILLI
OMBAHD
hivB
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At the Biker Auction Home. YamhlT.
ana West Park strests. Sals at 10 A.- M.
MEETKNO NOTICES.
ELLISON ENCAMPMENT, NO.
I. I. O. O. K. will meet this
(Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock.
226 Alder street. A Joint in
stallation of officers will be held
with Golden Ku'e Encampment, No. 2S,
who will meet with us. Visiting patriarch
are always welcome.
CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN, Bcribc.
.1. J. HAWKINS, C. P.
A. AND A. 8. RITE.
OREGON LODGE O" PER
FECTION NO. 1. Special
meeting in auditorium. Scot
tish Kite cathedral. this
evenlnK at 8 o'clock. Work
in fourth, fifth and sixth
degrees.
Candidates should report In the
secretary's office at 7 o'clock. By oraer
VN. MASTER.
WASHINGTON COMMAN
MANDERY NO. 15, K. T.
A stated conclave will be
held Tuesday evening, ian
uatv 13. at 7:30. at East
Eighth and Burnslde streets. There will
be a business session and order or tne
temple. A large -
SlelMAN. Recorder.
HAWTHORNE LODOE, NO.
111. A. F. AND A. M. Spe
cial communications today
(Tuesday) at 4:H0 and 7
o'clock P. M. Work In the
F. C. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome.
C. E. MILLER,
Sec.
IMPERIAL LODGE NO. K.l.
A. V AND A M Slated com
munication this (Tuesday) eve
ning. January Li. at H o'c-lot-k.
Also work In Pellowcrafl de
gree. Visiting brethren cor-
dially welcome. A. C. JACKSON. Sec.
PALESTINE LODGE. NO.
141: A. F. AND A. M. .Special
communication this (Tuesday)
evening, 7:,",o o'clock. E. A.
degree. Visitors welcome. Ar
leta station, Mt. Scott car.
W S. TOWNSEND. Sec
SUNNVSIDK LODGK. NO.
163. A. f. AND A. M. Spe
cial communication this Tues
day. January l:;. at 7:30 P. M.
Work in ". C. degree. Visitors
welcome. By oraer W. M.
JAilBH s. (JAY, Secretary.
BIO DANCE.
Anchor council No. 74H. of Security Bene
fit association V formerly K. A. L. of W. 1.
will Klve a dance for the public Tuesday
niuht. W. O. W. hall. ! 11th st. Every
one in Portland Invited. Admission 35
cents. Come, we will guarantee you the
time of your life. Join Anchor council
now; we are starting a drive for 800 mem
bers in next 3 months. Costs you nothfnK
io join: pay ii ior examination. Cheapest
and best Insurance to be hsd. Ask your
neiglioor wnlcn is tne llvest council.
TUB ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of the Alaska Fish Salting & By
Products company will bo held at Port
Isnd, Oregon, at the office of the company.
60J Concord bulldjnjr, on Wednesday. Jan
uary 1. 1920. at J'J o'clock r,oou.
ANNA M. UIVEN. Sec
EMBLti: jeir buttons rnarms. olas
Bw design. Jaer Bros.. 131-4 Ota St.
Ihllil'LANL'iLK'b tor ,ode smblsms.
pins mjid medals. lu Washlnstsa u
FISEBAI. NOTICES.
BROOKS At the family residence. 1301
K. Burnside st., January L;, Ueorce 1.
Brroks, aged 0 years 8 months a',d 3
days, beloved husband of Mary S. Brooks,
father of Olphir Brooks. Mrs. Ortha
Ulsea, Mrs. Orsle rtevejiK. Oma and
Orwin Brooks, all of Portland, brother
of John T. Krooks. this cltv: Lavl.l B.
and .Mrs. Klla McNab. residing In Ton
n':isee. i leceased was one of the prom
inent attorneys of this fcltv He was
a member of the Masonic fraternity in
Wiulock, Wash., and Multuotnah camp
No. 77, Woodmen of the World. The
funrrul services will be at the conserva
tory chapel of the P. S. Dunning Inc.,
414 East Alder St.. tomorrow (Wednes
day) at 3 P. M.. under the auspices of
' Multnomah cu.ap. W. O. W. Knenda
are invited to attend. Itemains will be
forwarded to Winlock. where concluding
services will be conducted by tho Ala
sontc lodge.
MOORHOCSB In this city at his late
residence ."us Weidler street, January 11,
Henry Moorhouse. aged 8& years, father
of Harriet K. and IS. H. Moorhouse of
this city, George H. Moorhouse of New
York Clly. F. C. Moorhouse of Des
Moines. la., and E. W. Moorhouse of
Philadelphia. Pa. The funeral services
will be held today (Tuesday at 1
o'clock P. M. at Pinley's, Montgomery
at Kitth. Friends invited. Interment at
Lea Moines, la. Please omit flowers.
WEBSTER At residence. 6.104 Wood
slock ave.. Jan. 12. Mrs. Catherine Web
ster, aged flo years, mother of Dorothy
and Edward Webster. Funeral will be
held from McEntee & Eilers parlors,
14th and Everett streets, Wednesday.
January 14. at & A. M.. thence to Our
Lady or Sorrows church. East ."2d and
Woodstock ave.. at 9 A. M.. where re
quiem mass will be offered. Friends In
vited. Interment Riverview cemetery.
BLOCK At 300 E. 36th St.. Jan. 11. 1020.
Max Bloch. late of La (Jrande. Or., aged
S years, beloved husband of Mrs. Han
nah Bloch. father of Walter E. Bloch.
of Portland. Or.: Dave E. Bloch. of New
iortc. and Milton K. and Stella Bloch. of
La Grande. Or. Friends Invited to at- i
tend the funeral services at 2 P. M. to- I
morrow (Wednesday!. Jan. 14. 1920. at
llolman's parlors-. Third and Salmon ats.
SHAW In this city. January 11. Mrs.
Alma Shaw, .II years 7 months and 13
days, beloved wife of G. T. Shaw, this
city, mother of l.awrtnce C. Shaw of
Oak Grove. Remains are at the con
servatory chapel of K. Sv Dunning Inc.
414 E. Alder at. The funeral services will
be held st Bethany, or., tomorrow
(Wednesday i, January 14 Friends ma:--view
remains today at the above chapel.
BLACK WELL At the residence of Mrs.
A. Huher. 730 E. 40th St. N.. Jan. 11.
102O, Miss Cecelia Blackwell. aged T4
years. Friends invited to attend th
funeral services at 3 P. M. tomorrow
(Wednesdayl. Jan. 14. 1920. at Holman's
parlors. Third and Salmon ste. Incinera
tion at the Portland crematorium, pri
vate. ROCKWELl-In this city, January 10, Jo
seph A. Rockwell, aged 71 years, hus
band of Mrs. Elizabeth Rockwell, uncle
of 6. E. and E. E. Rockwell of this city.
The funeral services will he held today
Tuesday! at 2:30 o'clock P. M. at Fin
ley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Friends In
vited. Interment at Greenwood ceme
tery. DAVIS In this city. January 11. 102O. at
the residence. 3.VJ North Fifteenth street,
Mary A. Davir., aged 1 month and 2
davs. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Davis. Funeral service will
be held today. January 13. at 10 A. M.
from Dunning & McKntee parlors. Broad
way and Ankeny street, friends invlteo.
Interment Multnomah Fa,rk cemetery.
JJcCARTT In this city. January 12, Vera
McCarty. aged 25 years, beloved daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. I.. R. McCarty. Re
mains were forwarded Monday. January
12, at 5:30 P. M. by Mliler & Tracey to
Itunsellville. Ark., where services will
be held and interment take place.
YOUNG The funeral services of the late
Francis M. Touni. who passed away in
this city, January 8, 1920, will be held
today (Tuesday) at 2 P. M. from the
chapel of the Skewes Undertaking com
pany, corner i ntra ani . lay. r rienos
invited. Interment Rose City cemetery.
SAVAGE: In this city, at her late resi
dence. B02U Fortv-fourth street South
east, Mary Elizabeth Savage, aged 72
vears. The remains wlli be forwarded
this (Tuesday 1 mornrng by J. P. Flnlcy
& Son to Hood River. Or., where serv
ices will be held and Interment made.
vi-t.ti a vnviOH In this city. January
10, 1920, Joca Vullmanovlch. aged- 52
vears. Funeral service will be held to
day. January 13, at 2 P. M. from the
Dunning & McEntee parlors, Broadway
and Ankeny street. Friends Invited. In
termcnt Multnomah Park, cemetery.
B R AN DES In this city, at her late resl
h 3t:t FV HTth street. January 12.
Augusta Brandcs, aged tVi years, wife of
Fred Brandes. The funeral services
will he held Wednesday. January 14, at
2:30 o'clock P. M. at Finley s, Montgom
ery at Fifth. Friends Invited.
I-OKIST8.
LUBLINEP
We strive to please
32S Morrison. Portland hotel. Marshall 73.
348 Morrison, bet- Bdwy. A Park. Alar. So..
PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP Funeral
anr.ua, II 50 up. 40. Wash. St.. bet.
13th and ntn.
Broadway 2S70.
MARTIN FORBES CO.. florists, 354
Washington. Main 269. A 1200. Flowers
for a!! occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS- florists. 287 Morrison St.
Main 7700. Fine flowers and floral do
signa. No branch stores.
PORTLAND ROSE NURSERY, shrubbery
and landseapin Tabor 5700
IRVINGTON PARK FLORAL, CO.. 4t hand
Yamhill. Funeral designer.; lowest price.,.
MX M. SMITH. Main 721o. A 3121. Sell
ing building. Sixth and Alder sts.
TONSETH FLORAL CO., 2S7 Washington
St.. bet 4th and 6th. Main 3102. A 111.
Phone vour want ads to the Orego
nian. Slain 7070, A 609a.
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms and professional men condensed and clas
sified for' ready reference. For rates by the month or year, or ofcher
information, telephone The Oregonian, Main 7070 or A 6U9S. HouaajM;
ACCOUNTANTS.
JULIUS R. BLACK, special auditor and
accountant on involved accounts. Sys
tems established and maintained; income
lax service; references. ;:JS-U Pillock
block. Phone Broadway 1.
ALTERATIONS.
RLKITTINU and making of ladles' gar
ments, reasonable: work guaranteed.
J. Iteublu. Ladies' Tailor. 4oS Lush &
Lane blda.
ASSAY KK3 AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 14 Second
Cold, silver and platinum bougnt.
CARPET WEAVING.
DIjnOThe kind that wear the" best a.re
ilUUO md from your worn-out carpets
by the Northwest Kug Co. (former acj
dress 153 Union a e. . Rag rugs woven
all sizes. Carpet cleanlnK. refuting and
resizing Mail orders solicited. l.S L.
;h street. Phone East uiso, H 10.
FLUFF RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS
Rugs, all sizes Mall orders prompt.
0 Send for Booklet,
uxl- rugs steam or dry cleaned, fl.00.
. r- FLUFF KL'i; CO..
B4-r, T nlon ave. N. East Colg. B 1473.
fELULOin BT'TTOXs.
.THB IR WI.N-HOUSON COMPANY.
og7 Washington Broad way 4;14. A 1 25 I.
CHIROPRACTOR.
SOO.000 KNOW McMahon. 100 Chlroprac-
tor, throngs pronounce treatment easi-
eat, best, permanent. 31 "treats" 13. TeL
CHIBOPOIUST ARCH SPECIALIST.
WILLIAM. Estelle and Florello Ic Veny.
ihe only clent)'l. inr tii.
rpeclallst in the city. Parlors 302 C.er
linger bldg., s. W. corner l!d and Alder.
IJhone Main 1301.
CHIROPODIST.
In n . .,' C. Peclull.-t; corns, bun-
JOns ,IOOt arches made to order .'111 '
Swetland bldg . 5th and Wash. Main 10SI. '.
CIRCCLAR LETTERS.
CRANE LETTER CO.,' 1510-11-12 Rova.'
building. Marshall 5822. Multigraphlng.
mimeographing and mall advertising.
COLLECTIONS.
NETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 1700.
No collections, no charge. Estab 1000.
DANCING riCHOOL.
LEARN TO DANCK
12 private Iwsini : 4 ICKSons. 2:
hours 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.. 0(14 ElU-r
bldg., bet. 1th and 0th on Wash. Main
5O04.
MRS. SUMMER'S Berkeley dancing a.ad
einy. 12H 4th. Lessons dav, eve.; class
Thurs. Ladles $2JW. gents LI. Main 3:1 1 S
MRS. BAY1I, 308 Dekum " bldg." 10-class
lessons. $5. Beginners Mon. ee. Private
lesions day an-i eve, .dain I.H.Y
BALLROOM and Mage diinctne Mis
Dorothy Rssinussen. (il!l Eilers hidr.
KI.KCTR1CAL REPAIRING.
ll.M.II.ELECTRIC CO.
31 N. 1st. Portland. Or. Re
winding and electrical repair
ing a specially. See us about
new or used motors. Broad
way 10"t3, A 1040.
MOTORS REWOUND
Bought and Sold.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
-IS W First St. Main 671.
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
ROSE CITY VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL.
415 East Seventh. Eaj.t 1S47. B 10'J2.
HARDWOOD KI-OOKIN.
ACM K KlAOH VAX1N;. WINUoW A X L 1
iK.VKHAN L'LKANI.NG; liXl'KliXS.
CJKT estimates lor new or old Iioumj.
land Hardwood Floor Co., 1ST W.
J'ort
rrk. H EMST1 rCHINtj,
K. tSTfclPllAN, hemsiitching. aiaUitpitiK, ac
cordion aide pluat. buttons covpn-d; tiihiI
orders. Fittock blk., Broadwny 10-J'f
WHOLESALERS AND
KXGIXEERS AND MILL MI'I'LIES.
THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-SO-KT-SU Front.
THB PEERl.IiSS PACIFIC COMPANY.
OS-70-72 Front t.. l'ortland.
t.RAIN MERCHANTS.
PACIFIC UHAIX CO Board ofradeld.
HATS AND CAPS.
THANHAUSER HAT CO.. . uS-55 Front St.
HIDES. MOOI. ANI CASCA IIABA R K.
KAHN BROS.. !' Front St.
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
W. P. FULLER A CO.. Front and Morrison
RASMUSSEN &. CO.. Second and Taylor.
DIED.
KELLY In this city. January 12. Chris
topher Thomas K.eli. ageu hi jcars
months 11 days; husband of Annl.i T.
Kelly of this cltv and father of Mrs. T.
C. o'Mcara of Ibis city. M re. Parker W.
Ring. .Mrs. Rodger W. Conant and Miss
Agatha Eellv. ail of San Francisco; Ig
natius M.. Edward T.. and Harry C. ail
or California, and Joseph A. of this tlly.
The deceased was a member of fhe Rose
.. iv- ml XV ,i tV Tlie re-
nmlna are at the funeral parlors of Mc- '
Entee & Eilers, 10th and E'vcrelt slrecla.
Funeral notice later.
FLA HAITT In this city, January 10, Mary
l-i.hnt aeert 40 vears. iale of o'! VN ei.1
Park street. The remains are at Utiley s, ;
Montgomery at Filth. Notice of luncra, ;
hereafter. '
HENDERSON In this clly. January 12.
Andr-w Henderson, aged -4 Man.. R--mains
arc al McKntee Ai Ell?t' parlor...
H.th and Everett ls. . Funeral notice
lattr- . , ..
FAY In this city Jan. 12. Patrick I. ray.
a?ed 7 vears, lle of Sixppoose l rcek
Or. Remains are at McKntee & I'. '.ers
parlors, Everett at. Ku-ieeal noti. e later.
IKWIS At her late residence. Ml" East
Thirty-seventh street, Esther A. Lewis,
age 5." vears. Kemnlns at P. L. Lerch
Undertaking- parlor. Funeral notice later.
BUN DA" In this cllv. January Id. Janiesl.
nuirSv. The remains are at i- tliley ,
Moniaomcry at Fifth.
FCNERAL DIRECTORS.
Edward Holman & Son
Funeral Directors.
Third aud Salmon ats. Main 507. A 151L
Lady Assistant.
MLLLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Isa
Independent Funeral Directors.
Wash. St., bet. 2uth-21st. west side.
Main 2801. Lady assistant.' A 7Sij.
Dunning & McEntee
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Broadway and
Pine st- Phone Broadway 430. A 4a0t.
Lady Attendant.
J.P.FINLEY&SON
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS.
Main f. Montgomery atath
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home, loth aud Everett sts. Telephone
Broadw ay 2133. Home. A 2138.
F. 8. DUNNING, 1NO.
414 E. Aider. Phone East .Vi
Perfect service, personal direction, free
use ot floral chapel and auto equipment.
DOWNING & McNEMAR
Successors to Wilson A Kosa. Multnomah
at E. 7th. East 04. Irvlngton district.
Pt T T-p "iTT E. 11th aud Clay sts
ERICSON
Twelfth and Morrison eta.
Broadway l'j.;4.
A. D. KEN WORTHY CO..
5rt2-0 &Ud pu, Lcata. Tabor 5J67.
A. R. ZELLAR CO.
593 NVUlianis Ave.
East 108S. C 10S3.
BREEZE & SNOOK T. iraiCii.
6KEWE3 UNDERTAKING
nd Clay. M, 4li. A 2221.
COMPANY. Sd
Lady adststanl.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
?B 4th M., Opp. City Hall. Neu Bros.
IjfWBLAElSlNG GP.VNITL.
rtr THIRD AT WADISOW STWrET ,
J8l
GENTS', LADIES' HATS.
LA1IES' hat frames made to order, clean
ing, blocking, dyeing o ladies' ana ;
Panama, siraw, tell and beaver hats.
La France Hatters. 372 Morrison st.
JEWELERS.
ROSS Sc CO.. INC.
WHOLESALE MPO. JEWELERS.
3D FLOOR MOHAWK BI.UQ.
ALL WorflC GUARANTEED.
.Ml SIC TEACHERS.
RAllTlME niano nlavlng positively taugnt
i.v nntm f. c-. ..iih vrftin guaranles '
of money back; late popular songs In 10 j
to -j lessons. Jess (Jazz) Parker. 614 ;
Eilers Music bldg.
L. Carroll Day, piano, vocal lessons. Prac
tice piano. 1 nr. day. mo. H-ly. .m
ALL string
niano. voca 1 coaching. Kol
Kenbeck. studio 409 Yamhill.
OPTICIANS.
NO PROFITEERING ON SPECTACLES.
Dr. Get rge Rubensteln, the veteran cp
tlcian. still fits the best eyeglasses at
very moderate rricts. Tories. Kryptoks,
al.-c the cheaper grades. 2-6 M rrlson.
OPTOMETRISTS AM) OPTICIANS
GLASSES AT A SAVING
: folicit your patronage on the
iM ) of capable service. Thou-
:unilff of satisfied customers A
trial mi,; convince you. Charles W. Good-
iiu-i. oiuomwtrist. hoi) Morrison. M. ;H:M.
PATF.NT ATTORNEYS.
PATKXTa Our practice has extended ovel
a crlod of 74 vear All communications
rlrictly conridentiaL prompt, efficient.
conscientious service: handl,otk free on
request. MUNN c Co., patent att'rncv.-
San h'rancisco ofrlce. Hobart bldg., S2
Market ft.; Chicago otl'ice. room Isltl
Tower bldg.; U a.-lnnfiun office, room
1U3, 2," h st.; New lurk oldce. Wool
wrth bids.
R. C. WRIGHT 2- years' experience U. S
n-id forcipn patents. 001 Dekuin bldg.
Gc'I.DHEKG. 6211 Worcester bldg.
. .
M. S.VH
PHU'IANS.
i'R. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway bldg
Rheumatism, stomach, bowel, lung, liver.
Kidney, bladder, rectal, prostatic female
disorders, skin afiettions. blood pressure.
pi.i mfNjtiL rrLiES.
Pl.l .M Bl Nll SCPPlTlES AT WHOLESALE
prices. Starke-Davis Co., 212 3d. M. 7pr.
PRINTING.
i KEYSTONE PRESS. J. E. Gantenbein,
; Manager. Printing and linotyping. 1001
Kront st.. corn, r Stark. Main or A 141
nnitlTlllfJ K. W. BAI.TES& COMPANY
rnin I ItlU 1st and Oak sts. Main 105. 511-6.1
PAINTING.
C. H. TERRILL. hoie, sign painting, pa
pering, tinting. Tabor 2fill. 310 E. 44th.
SECOND-HAND STORES.
LEVIN HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO..
221 FRONT ST.
We buy and sell everything In the
hardware and furniture line. Phone
Mam 972.
TRADEMARKS.
OREGON TRADEMARK BUREAU. 01
DeKum bldg.. U. S., foreign trademarks.
TRANSFER AND STORAGK.
OREGON AUTO DESPATCH
"Thf irrvir With a Reputation.
.M"'VlNi-PACv'0-ST iRAOB- BAGUaC.S
13th h nl K oarn- y Uranch ln BUwy.
PHONE BDVYY. 3309
urtKtioN TRANSKER Co.. 474 Ulisatt nt..
i-orner 13t!i. Thone ilroadway V2s or
llttf. We own and opernte two la rice
cltt "A" WHre.iousM on terminal track a
ui'Mrxi i ii u r;i iice ri ir.i in uic cuy.
I want.:;
Hacs.iuo to tra nsfer to any
part of flty; furniture moved and Htored,
mpt Etr.H-e. reasonable, "-all Huwy.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
OI.SEN TRANSFER CO.. 24S Pine.
1'AI'KINO. MOVINO, STORAOB.
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.. 10S PARK ST. MAIN 5105, A 10M.
MANUFACTURERS
hill surri-its.
THE PEERLESS PACIFIC COM PANT,
(W-7H-72 Front street. Portland.
PH MBINU SI PI'LIES AND PIIE.
THE M. L. KLINE CO.. 84-8o-S7-88 Front.
THE PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY,
"'- 'o- i - rroni Kireet. A'ortiana.
I'RHIIU'E t'O M MISSION M E RCHANTS,
F.VERDlNlI & FARRELL. HO Front" t.
HOPE AND HINDER TWINE.
Portland C
trdago Co.. 14th and Northrup.
I. IMMJKS AND CLASS.
W. P. FULLER & CO., Front and Morrison.
KFW TODAY.
BEAPT-CTJT
AND
PORTABLE
MILLMADE CONSTRUCTION .CO.
10O1 Union ave.
Wdln. 42(13. Wdln. 2413.
Portland Rug Company
MANl'FACTLKF.UH Ol?
FLUFF RUGS
"THERE'S A DIFFERENCE."
WB WKAVK ALL ISIZEf. IN BOTH
ILIFV ANU it AO HL'08.
let La Call for Vour Old Garnets.
AVerfc Will Be I te turned -Prooiotly.'
Mail Orders tilven Protnnt AtieuUoa.
WE CLEAN CAKl-ETB.
Portland Rug: Company
1872 Kaat Seventeenth Street.
Phoo. B li-4. Either Pad fie or llama.
WESTOVER TERRACE
KOMESITES
ARE LIMITED I.V V17MBL:R.
"Buy early rather thm. be sorry later."
You may phon, call or write Harold
J unp'-k, secretary, 1 MKRATIO t,
KIOAII'V ASSOC! A TES. Owofrn. J.HOT
Vwn Rldsc. I'honri Office. Marshall
BJO; Heaidenee. Kaat im.
FOR SALE
Two nw modern six-room bungalows
In Irving-ton. corner of B. 16th anil
Klickitat: lots 54x100. Oak floors
throughout, paneled dinfnpr rooms,
lnrpe living: rooms, Oasco furnace, etc.
Price, complete with fixtures and
.-hades. JSooO each.
OW.MCRS. RICK IWiSTRITTIOV C O.,
Telephone Auto. SMi.1, 1KI H. 15tk -.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Repayable? by Inatall menta it Oealrcd.
Lonffft Ititemt Hairs, o
Oelar la Cloaias.
A. H. BIRRELL GO.
217-219 Kurt hwestern Bank BnJIdlBs;.
lamhll 4114.
Mortgage Loans
5y2
Edward E. Goudey Co.
U. S. Bask. BaildlBK.
ASM UU KW m o n I: R 1 1 o t S K
KOK SA I.Kt lot 60x100. JuKt t he
plare for a man of limited n.eann. Call
at 1520 omaha ave. Phone last 1S4!.
First come, first served. Terms. Owner.
Phono your want adu to the Orego
nian. Main 7"70, A 6015.
GARAGES
SPECIAt.
10x16
v3r3 Houses
NEW TODAY.
Build Your Own Garage
Mi
We win deliver
Fecttonal Gsrage to you anywhere
In the northwesL You can set t
up In a few hours. Send (or circular
REDiMADE 2UILDIN3 CO.
SIS St. lilk St. i'bunr tan S1I4L
Portland. Or.
Wfc2 CALL KIR YOLK OLD
CAHI'EIS,
itaaa mad Wooln Clottainis.
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Turned Out Promptly.
Has Uuri WoTeo All Sixea.
Mail Ortaera. Seaad fur UuuLlft
Cuyeu Cleaned. Laid aud Re.
fitted.
NOrt I IIWKS'I' Itli III.
ISA L.at Mh St.
lliune fc.iMBt iIkX,.
STORAGE SPACE
InvcaftlaftMte Our I'laui uaitl Kate.
Why Assume lixpensive Leasea Under
rrebcnl Iriitn loila.'
(LAV Si. JJOitSL;. I AC.
UKjifc and Slorsr.
litaa ana ui.ii. I'kuue Udnj. J 17 0
LIBERAL LOANS
V"e loan our ow.. iuorny on real estate,
tiisL itnJ vcon.il murijiayes, coiiLia.cts,
livttotock. note. etc.
F. E. BOWMAN & CO.
SIU Chan:, of lorn. 11 Id a- M:iin 30G. i
REAL ESTATE.
lor laie ami aim Aparlnirut Property.
FOR SALE A 32-room apartment house,
all rented. Apply P. O. box too. Eu
Kene. or.
For Sale
Lota.
COxlOO. fine trees.
ALAMEDA view lot,
iltiou.
Alameda drive. S.H ft. on AI.ime.Ja, 110
It. Resents drive, bargain. tL'.'.t'O.
Cornell road. 115 f,-tt frontage; cost
out-of-town owner lo'.0(io: price now
JlO.nt'O.
MRS. HARRV PHICB PALJIEH.
East 71170.
LOT 10. blk S. Hancock-st. addition, oil
East 37th. bet. Hroudway and Hancock,
facing- east. oOxlnn. paved st. and all
city ncns paid. Price eli"i
iJRUSSi & HEX NEXT.
313 Hoard of Trade hide. Main 7."',-.
CONTRACTORS AND HOME UUlLDERsl
ATTENTION.
I have several bargains in Laurel
Ilurat and Irvingion lot;..
WEBSTER KINCAID,
Pliona Alain 47;;,". ,",L'H Henry Hldir.
FOR SALE View lot 50x11a feet. -JSth
and Resents drive, Alameda Park. Price
3.u.
MRS. UARHT WIT MAN, Lebanon. Or.
LOT 20. BMJCK" 32."l.a ureliiurst: Improve
,ti.tii. in anu p.'il'i: summi. Kast .P.INl.
For Sale Houses.
220O FURNISHED $2200.
4-room furnished cottage. lot
small but 1111 feet deep; hollPe ja
excellent condition: near Williams
ave.: only 1;, miles from olU and
Washington. Terms.
RHODE. .Main USbt.
o-ROOM cottage on a looxluO with choice
cherries. apples. peurs. berries and
shrubbery. A corner lot wilh str.e,
improvements that aro in and paid for.
Basement. plumbing. electricity and
gas. A snap for someone: price 422aU;
$7U0 cash.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO
:12. 63a. OH4 N. W. Bank Uidg.
Main 117S7.
IRVINGTON. FOU J.-.O.
Can you beat thi? 5-room bunpalow
with Httlc : '2 hd room. fciis. e!t-c irui i y.
fireplai-e hot-wtr furtiiicc, laundry tras;
naruwooii noors, paa trtft all hi1;
IhWH, cIomc lo rr. also school; all built
in features. 10)0 down and balance
t-rms. Soe thi early in the inorninc if
you want ;o get it. Call ABRAHAM,
Main (!.
A KEAIa SACR1 FIC K I R V 1 V 4 TO N
Beaiitiiul b rooms, with maiiTs room
and billard room. furnace, firenlu.-e.
hardwotitl floors. French doors, cum
plett : Imust- would ct.t $ JO.tHKi. lot
should sll for $4'Mrt, our price JsCtUU;
terms. See Mr. tpton.
J. ROB BINS.
Railway Kohanse. Main 7031.
ROvSE CITY HOME.
This bungalow has 8 rooms and music
room and ex.ee! lent sloe pine porch, fire
place, hardwood floor--, artistic firplarr,
Al furnace; this is a beauty and Immacu
lately kept inside and out; vr-ry bent er.ii
tructton; $luOo cash, JoOtK. rhono Ta
bor 74ry.V
JSOO0 IKVlNtiTON HO.MK.
Oood 0-room modern hou.1-, fariup
south on lot -Vx 1mi; hardwood floors
throughout, 4 ledrooms, double windows
in all; large Meepinn porrh. bin. airv
attic; cement bast-nieiit. gO"l furnHcp.
parage. rJ Weidler t. rhono iiat
TRVIN'iTON.
M'O K. 24th st. N.; corner lot r.,T10O;
modern house, 8 rooms and stepping
porch : hardwood floors, two f i replaces..
furnace. laundry, etc. : garage; for s le
by owners. F. K. Bowman & t'o., 2X0
Chamber tf Com. bide. Main 2tHtB.
ALBERTA BUNO A LO W $7.'.0.
Nice, modern bungalow, ffull-ni;:ed lot.
Glisan. K I?t h M., near A Iberta ; a!o
a three-room house on this lot: this is a
bargain ; easy terms; owner will accept
pood, light automobile as part pay menu
C. DcYoung Co.. 810 Spalding bldg.
$AOO CASH and $70 per month buys a
beautiful home near Ulst and or con
ta.; paved sis., furnace, fruit, flowtrs,
etc.: 100x100 ft. I'rlce only $5500.
See Mr. firahjun.
I N TER STAT K INVKSTMEN'T f'O.
Main I74M. 4 10 Henry Bldg.
4-ROOM bungalow, $16o. terms $".00 eaph;
la rite lot, berries and chicken park ;
house is double constructed, plastered,
cement basement, btli. toilet, built-in
effect: good location, cast side. ii. W.
Ga rland. JOl :td. cor. Taylor.
" EAST TATUR ST. PIG IsNAP.
Fine fl-room house, furnace, fireplace,
lot 50x 1 00, house in f irt-clas condi
tion insido and out ; on K. Taylor, neat
"8th. A big snap at $ ;;r.o: Fome terms.
GRL'SSI A BENNETT.
SIS Board of Trade bldg. Mjun 74T.2.
FOR SAl-E IN" I.Al'REI-HrR.-T. ROiVm
HrNT.AI.OW. ABSOLUTELY MOUEKN
TH ROt'liH OI'T. ON OoRNKU LOT:
OWNER LEAVING TOWN: CAS HAVF
POSSESSION IN IO 1A YS; l'RICE
ltMH. CALL TABOR 4112.
H.AVING FINISHED and Just moved Into
our new bungalow, circumMam-es !ia va
prompted us to Fell quickly; wo hav
Ft rooms and breakfast nook and bai-h.
furnace, fireplace, ha rtiwood floors; m.11
ivory finish. 6t6 East Mat st, N. Tabor
bS22.
SUN N Y SI HE SNAP.
R-room houtse on E. 5 Ja t.. ftjmA-e.
fireplace, fin location, only $300; J50O
down. 6o Mr. Epton.
J. ROB BINS.
SOI Rail way L'.vliangg. Main 70,11.
J2K5 BUYS 7 rooms and ath. witii I oed
room and bath down, o rooms up; iuii
basement, warh trays, ftirnaee: 1 t blks.
to car; ner Franklin hijjh sehool. Terms
J. A. WIvMCMAX CO..
204 Railway Exeh. iUi?. Main J.
1U PLEX 8 IJOOMS. "
2 baths. 2 toilets. 2 kitchens, fnmace;
street improvements all In; live on one
floor, rent othr for $MO per month: f looo
mfh w ii- handle; no aaents. um ner.
Tabor 4727. ,
SOM ET H I NG FIN E X500.
-5 rooms, pood loeation. ha rd -ur f.-it-.
street. ilen ty fruit : ."iiM dow n, ba lance
monthly. .e 3ir. i.pin.
.1. t: irtBLN S.
ZVl Kaiiay bi':huag . Main TUi.
;i
KE.AL ESTATE.
For SoJe ll
BIHR-CARET CO.,
-13 Railway Exchange. Main 16S6.
Wo spfclallie In homes and have pho
tos on dup.ay in our showrooms of hun
dreds of good buys, a few- remarkable
i ?. . ours nrst then
duplicate theiu elsewhere.
try
.n,TJRACT,VE BUNGALOW,
si-utj Kcc-ni;y -ons,tructfd 0-room bun
;"' on Otith st.. just oil Sandy
blvd.: flrepiacr. H.W. floors, uuu
tlfullv finished ,nside. manv bui.t
in efrerls; a home ou :u
proud of. You can't niau-n t& )
in Rose City for the money or
build the home alone tor the
price. Ea-y terms.
... -VI'-ARALLED BAHCAIN.
JKi.u Here, lolks. is anoliier b-autv. S
rms.. H. W. floors in li ir.s; "and
dining rms. and front bedrm, and.
by the way, the front bedrm. is
a dream, finished in best while
enamel, artistically arranged and
ni;t. French window;., so-id piate
Klasa mirror set lull heish i.-.
door; furnace, sleeptnft porvu,
putch kitchen Willi expensive in
laid linoleum on floor; good irar
rane; lull lot: 10oO down. K.ow
er in profusion.
..- STRKTLy CLASS A-l.
4o0 On 4sth ft., on t.iocK from Sandv
on Hie I'lal i paved cor. lot. we have
a line bungalow with ti rms., fur
nace, ftreplaie. li. W. floors " "n
evrythinr." Von might cquai it
ii" you looK hard and ong. but you
cant beat it K.r the money. n,.
home is neat and well krp up, a
splendid bargain. See it today
Delighted to show von.
A NOTH E H GOOD RuSK CITY HOME
e-lotH) .'t-rcom bungalow, 1 bi,.ck Iron:
Sandy b!vd. on i.td M ., an sltra---'
tie well-built home; furnace, ga
rage. L'OuO 0o n.
tl'lJOO Here i a I.i.uu;,.w- on 7 't -t
Rose City. Il, bi.nks fr..iu Ssn.lv
on full lot: 4 rooms down, and
sleeping 'porch up; s . ,.- In, me al
a very io.v pi ic,-. Js.i.i dw a.
54.0 On pacd unci. aluv, Luc Aia-
mcda. we hac a new .".-r.,oiu
bunca.ow tpc Iioiii1; fu;l iol;
hardwood r;..or.. fireplace at:.i
finished tnrouli.uit nt wiui.i
liamei. many l,ii:it-in.. statrvv
to iarge untini.sl.cd atUv:. !ll...tf
down.
A I.PFRTA PISTP.ICT
S-K. IU.M-T1 I'E 1". 1 N . ; A I , v.
J310U Hele I.- .a I ;n ii.miic ,i ,t t...l
.'OxKnl corhT lot. 1 block io Ai
ber.a .:.! . t.picai l-iitiK.. ow tin.'.-.
roorii li'.'vii. :; u,; hnplnrv,
farac . $1 1 1,... ...
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run lrt'i. Hhunriauce ,,t hrui.
ber. Uii1.- dewn; cIv-.-c m.
va.v pa iik -n i
J:j;l.l .",-ro.nit l...ng., low on p,i,l -tr.c;.
hai.lwocd l.iM.t.v. l.ni.t-iii l.nl.c;.
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ru.'iit ban in, t t : liinn.li t,;v. If
vou know r.;il ..:.ic in c,,..'.s ej
tills b a't iii.an.-. Secil'g is liuv
ing. J.i.l rl.,. ...
i-'T.'.o l-rooni n. AiP.-rlH bungalow.
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Al.l'.KRTA SPEi-l A I..
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l.iincal'.u. lull i.-t. iii-'-paco, vvr
a l. r.ici i c. limiti clown.
HAWTHORN E IHSTR lev.
:;i."ill l:u a a-rnotu luina.ow in Haw
Ihornc. pa,..l .-licet an. I v, v ,r in
and paid. Triced .I,,vi, ior im
mediate i-aie. ?7.",tl mk.-s it.
$L'01ltl liuyy a good .". i'o,.ni lei ng.i low o-i
a paved s-lreel; v,r practical
floor plan, while cnaui. I plumb
ing, roolllK tinted reccntl;.- and
very neat and well kept up. r,al
dow n.
We have hundreds of photos on our
wails showing good homes in nearly
every section of the city. Come in and
look them over; perhaps we ila e Just
the home you are iookir.it for. Six real
estate demonstrators witli antes to show
you homes al any hour of the day.
U.1HR-CAREY CO..
:i'J Railway Ex. HMg- .Main 16M1
$ ; : S OO RfYS A MODKUX 5- R OO M C OT
TAOK with full bailment, stationary
tubs, f Irepl.'ico, built-in buftet. built-in
convonionces. screened. back porrh,
si shtly lot. In irooii residence section;
$7."0 down, balance on easy pay men ta.
Our tenant has just vacated and we wish
to make a Uick saie, hence the low
f iRuro and easy terms. I r particulars
tali
BKN R1CS1.AND
-104 riatt Hldir.. 117 Tark St.
'ornnr Washington.
Telephone Main k0.
H'ARANTKKD RUN 1.1 A LO V
Remember l:st week you about made
up your mind to purchase that new
home? Well, it' been sold. Now let's
et down to business. Let me show yon
some real bungalows, located near
I.mirelhurst Park, built by day labor
and to be sold at cost. Must be seen
to b appreciated. tee J. A. McCarty
at J7i- tftark nt.. or phone Main J7W
tiveninea or Sunday. Tabor 50o7.
$?.4r.O TARK HOSE BUNGALOW.
Grounds 1 oixl." feet, modern bunga
low, 5 rooms and bath; near carline;
terms $1050 down, balance like rent.
J. T,. I1ARTMAN COMPANY.
7 t'hamber of Commerce bide Main 20S.
Uraueti office, 45th and Sandy. Tabor
iTiVlNG TON It A KG A 1 N.
fine, up-to-date C-ruum wi ; li 2 toi
lets. Art -plan.. Iiirnarf. bul' t-ln bufTet.
Itard wood Moor, line larwe lutch kitch
en, ra sre ; every room Jare. light and
airv and in firt-rlns condition, and
nnlv S5750. ri cah. l'hone Mar. S2i or
E. "i0a7.
V T.. TtLANrHARn,
51-2 Railway Ex.
NEW 1 R VI NGTON H M K.
This fine home hat 8 larse room?,
hardwood floors tlirouahout. finished in
old Ivory and papered with chot
papers: tiled bath with heutiful fix
tures, double srarage. complete In everv
detail, corner lot ; open for vour in-fIer-don
todav: easy terms. Corner of
12th and Brazee ts. Turner & Wlnship.
builders. Tabor 2124 or Tabor ."H'.M.
SPLHNTMO bunft:ilOW. Alameda Park, cor.
lot. 50x100. It's all paid, v-ry fine,
new. i rooms, sleeping porch; large
utt f . two more larse rooms.
M.tpnlf fcent, IO rooms, livlnjr. dlninc
lavp- Kttchrn. un room. bedrooms. 2
1-Htl'. fine basement: lot rtl"rt. Can't
be built for less than 12.ooo, take
Ml. ..on. East 273. oner. W. II. Hcrd-
niitn. m
THRKK SPETATs BARGAIN'S.
H-room house. East 14tu &t.. near An
keny. .i5oo.
6-rooin houso, Eat 24th near Flan
dors. $450O.
tl-room house, Hawthorne ave. near
40th. 375ft.
COVER & GREGORY.
Grand ave.. corner Ankeny. East 24..
Mti-RKAL 1 R V I N .TON KNAP $8500.
This home perfect; living room, lire
plac, two bedrooms, bath first floor: 2
bedrooms, slfepinc pon-h, bath neeond.
With this poes electric ranpe. instan
t a ii 'oils wa ter heater, stair runner and
hrcond floor earpets; lot 75x100; garage.
No agents. Ea.st 410.
irVington rORVF.R .
FR1K ONLY $7500.
Good S-room modern hou.ee on a fine
loo corner : nlc lawn; good Kara ce.
1 lere is a real buy for someone. Call
ua up and arrnice for a ipontrnnt.
RELIAB.LE INVESTMENT CO..
305 O.tk Pt. Broadway 41.1?.
J.2rtoo FOR a fine 5-room buntralow; built
in butfot. con. basement, with nioves and
linoleum: only one block from Union
ave. and near KUlinirworth. This i
an exceptionally good buy and on'y $500
cash. bal. terms. Phone Mar. b2il.
F L. RMXOHARD,
51Q-2Q Railway Ex.
FISE NEW BUN GALU W .
S42oo for a new 5 -room with brenk
faHt room, larjro attic, hardwood floors,
fireplace, bui'.t-ln buffet; lot 50x100. on
K lMh N. ; will make pood terms on
tliis and it's a dandy. Phone Mar. 29.
F 1.. Bl A NCHAHD.
510-2Q Railway Ex.
A -R oM hou-e, buncalow type; bath,
furnace, fireplace, hardwood floors, com
pletely furnished; on car line, best serv
ice in Port'.and ; value J75O0. will sell
for $.VU0. Part lea have to leave city.
eay terms, small part cash. Realt v
ssociates. 401 Columbia bldff.. W, Fark
and Wash., Main o774.
IRVINGTON looxioo. southeast faclns.
beautiful 9-room home, massive stuno
f ircilae in living room, 3 bedrooms. 2
have fireplaces; concrete porches; $13.
5oO, worth 2Q.OoQ. East 419. McDonnell.
5.B0OM house, full cement basement;
fruit trees and chicken house; paved sr..
all improvements paid for; some cash
balance as rent. Owner. 9St 1st st.
Marshall 4431.
$75 PER MONTH buys my beautiful fur
nished S- room modern home, furnace
heat, hardwood floors, garace In base
ment. This is a bargain. Phone Wdln.
rgso.
FOi; aSAl.K Trins:ton home, six rooms,
bs t h. reception hall. den. larpe closets,
concrete tMsemcnt and furnac; a nice
corner. Ca il and see it. 744 C:ackrt
mas. Kant W75,..
1RV I NGTON lOOxlOO. southeast lacinR
beautiful P-rooni horn, msKtdve stone
fireplace tn living room. 5 bedrooms. 2
hac lireplaes; concrete porches; S13.5Kl
orth $rVo. Fast 4lf. Melwnneil.
1 ll.iA r.l'V 1 "X'Jrt rabin in LOi id rumllri...
! with sleeping tent and furniture. ;.0f li
.aud btanton bt. Call bet. 4 and C.U'i I'. M