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Newspaper Page Textft is I THE MORNIXG OR EGO XI AX, TUESDAY, NOVE3IBER 2, 1920 WHEAT A XT) FX,OCR IMPORTS BY rXITED STATES HUGE. First Half ot October Trade Is 4,950,000 Bushels or Cereals and 65,916 Barrels Flour. "WASHINGTON. Nov. 1. Imports of Canadian wheat and flour during the first 15 days of October were great er than in any corresponding period In. the last seven years, the federal trade commission says in a report to day to President "Wilson. The report was based on an investigation or dered "by President Wilson after he had been asked by Governor Allen of Kansas to place an embargo on wheat Imports from Canada. The commission found that 4,950, 000 bushels of Canadian wheat and 65.946 barrels of Canadian flour had THK OREGOMAVS ADVICE. Compulsory voting. Vote 301 BO. Regulating legislative ses sions. Vote 302 yea. Oleomargarine bill. Vote 305 no. Single tax. Vote 307 no. Fixing county officers' term. Vote SOS yea. Port consolidation. Vote 310 yes. Anti-vaccination. Vote 313 no. Fixing interest rates. Vote 315 no. Bird refuge bill. No recom mendation. Divided legislative session. Vote 318 yen. State market commission. Vote 320 yes. SPECIAL. TO PORTLAND VOTERS! Vote yea on every measure on city ballot. (been shipped into the United States luring the first 15 days of last month. This was more than three times as large as the shipments in any Oc tober In the last seven years, accord ing to the report. "The largest October importations rn this period amounted to only 1.7 54,000 bushels," the committee said. "That was in 1915. They are also at a rate considerably greater than the Importations in the month of Jan uary 1918. when the imports aggre gated 7,639,000. This was the largest monthly importation from Canada from the years 1912 to 1919. "In respect to the wheat flour, the Imports from Canada during the first 15 days of October, 1920, were con siderably more than half of those during the entire month of September, 1917, when the quantity Imported was greater than in any month during the seven years prior to 1920." The commission stated that the in vestigation was being pressed. CATTLE THIEF IS SOUGHT Harvey Byce, Logger, Charged With Stealing Herd. , ETJGEXE, Or., Nov. 1. (Special.) Harvey Byce, logger, employed for some time in camps up the Mohawk river, is sought on charges of the theft of 21 head of cattle from John Spores, a farmer living near Donna. It is charged that Byce drove the cattle out of Spores' field about a week ago and sold them to a Bug-one meat firm. Three of the animals have already been slaughtered, it is said. Charles Taylor of Eugene, who buys and sells livestock, was arrest ed today charged with attempting to conceal stolen property, the complaint against him alleging that he handled the Spores cattle after they had been stolen. Taylor will be given a hear ing in the local justice court Wednes day. Byce has disappeared. Airship Flight Successful. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. Naval air ship D-2, which flew successfully from Akron, O., to Langley Field. Va.. Sunday, has been delivered, the navy department said tonight, to the army air forces stationed there. The ship made the trip in ten hours and 45 minutes. It is the largest craft of the type built in the United States. AMl'SEjrENTS. PANTAGES Marl nee Daily S:30. The Vaudeville Sensation of the Tear t ART PENS! (J and T HIS SEVEN STNCO KNIGHTS f- A Cyclone of Syncopated Melodies, r 6 other bis acts 6 t Shows Daily. Night Curtain 7 and 9. Today Tonlrht "The Misfit Wife," Me tro master picture with Alice Lake; The listrict School": Sinclair and tiray. Cycle of Suoe; KUie Kidychy, A Modern Vlnnn": Jume Folk, "SUU .Polking", LYRIC Mnsical Comedy i Mike and Ike in t "FRIVOLOUS FLO" I The Rosebud Chorus in Fall Bloom. I - Matinees at 2: Nights, 1 and 9. I Country Store Every Tuesday Night . ' Chorus Girls' Contest Friday Night CIRCLE Fourth at Washington. Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran IN "Once a Plumber" Also a Comedy, "Monkey Shines. ben from 9 o'clock in the morning until V .iv.r vi luaiowing morning, DANCE TONIGHT BROADWAY HALL Portland's Finest Pavilion. Flemine's Orchestra De Lux I'ublic invited every week night. 1100 Cash Prize Waltz Thur. Eve. Special election returns. Lessons Daily Professional Teachers ANCE-COTILLION HALL IVonderful ball-bearing floor. Evfery week night except Monday. V Special election returns. Instruction Daily I Professional Teachers AMUSEMENTS. Mt.15te75o Hlshts15ts$1..S BARR TWINS LEON V A R V A R A JOHN AND NELLIE OLMS I ROBERT HYMAN & VIRGINIA &AKN tD. LORD AH0 MAnGiZ FULLER BOBSEand Kelson KUIAM and O'DARE h a Ka ra ei n WEDNESDAY BARGAIN MATINEE BAKER Now Flaying Oliver Morosco's Speed Limit Comedy MILE A MINUTE KENDALL Also Matinee Saturday. CONCERT MISS ESTHER LAITIMEN Finnish Prima Donna Now touring the United States,' has consented to appear at the MULTNOMAH HOTEL Grand Ballroom Thursday Night, 8:15 o'Clock Miss Laitimen has studied under masters at Imperial Conservatory, Petrograd, Italy and Helsingfors. It was through special arrange ment that she was able to ap pear here. Tickets may be secured at Multnomah Hotel and Sherman Clay & Co., Admission JJ51.O0. Plus War Tax. DANCINGtaucht ALL NEW 8TEPS AND POPULAR DANCES gruaranteed In 8 three-hour I esteems. Ladles $3, pentlemen $5. De Honey's beautiful academy, add. ana Washington. Beginners class starts Monday and Thursday eve nings. Advance class Tuesday evenings, 8 to 11:30. Plenty of desirable partners and practice no embarrassment. You can never learn dancing in private lessons xrora inferior teachers- you must have practice. I.EAR.V IN A REAL SCHOOL from pro fessional dancers. Phone Main 7650. Pri vate lessons all hours. BIIHRflSDBI LOEWS : HIPPODROME g Hi a n a m i TODAY TODAYS Girts charac ter refined bu the. fire of Suf 'trin? ana sacrifice-. o , ,1 SFIT cJnd a noteivortky suffartinfc cast , yJulle Tiernt's pclinAJil and drtuttedle stati pLajj, scfAAriolzedL bu hOlS ZFUKjTR. AP YOUNGER 3ni ms. rr-... .,,-,-.. ..... . .... 5 Acts Vaudeville Also a n IBIIBIIIIIBIIIIBia AUCTION SALES. At the Baker Auction House.' Yamhill and West Park streets. Sale at 10 A. M. MEETING NOTICES. OREGON- ELECTRIC COUNCIL. ROTAL ARCA NUM, will meet this (Tues day) evening at 8 o'clock at Pythian bldg. AU members invited. O. O. HALT.. Sei.retT- 653 E, 10th BJU eeUwood 2tf . I &irLS ckarac- gopfe) i ii MI MEETING NOTICES. J a. i . burial serv ices of the Order of Masonia Knighthood for Sir KTilght Vf ns PhHatanaa. will ha held In the Asylum at 2 P. M.. Tuesday. November 2. Sir Knights are requested to assemble in the armory at 1:30 P. M. C. F. WIEQA.VD, Recorder. COMRADES O. A. R. Attend the funeral of late Comrade Fred A. Neidermarlc. private Co. F, 8d Regt., Illi nois Volunteer Cavalry. An old member of Summer PoBt, No. 12 O. A. R. since 1883. (36 years ago.) Will be buried from Lerchea. Funeral parlors corner 11th and East Clay streets on Tuesday. November 2d 1020 at 8 P. M. Services at chapel. C. S. BAKER. Com. J. W. Ogllbee. Adj. B. P. O. EJLKS NO. 142. Members are requested to at tne cnapei or tne and Crematorium this (Tuesday) afternoon at 8 o'clock to conduct the fu neral services of our late Brother Moee Chrlstensen. member of Boise Lodge No. 810. Visiting members are Invited to attend. M. R. SPALDING. Secy. CANTON PORTLAND NO. 1. PATRIARCHS MILITANT I. O. O. F. Regular meeting Tuesday evening, November 2. A large class of prominent Oddfellows of Oregon will receive the Militant ae&ree. bpeclal arrangements to election returns. Refreshments. M. BRIGGS, Commandant. F. P. H. MILLS, Clerk. ELECTION RETURNS' re ceived at the Moose Dance and Club Rooms. . DANC ING at Moose hall every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- "a. and a. s. rite, oregon lodge of per FECTION, NO. 1 Regular meeting in 'auditorium Scot tish Rite cathedral. this (Tuesday) ei ening at 8 o'clock. No work. By order VE1J. MASTER. IMPERIAL LODGE NO. 159. A. F. AND A. M., mourns the sudden loss by death of a be loved brother, Mose Chrlsten sen. The funeral service will be held at 2 P. M. today (Tues day), November 2, at Pythian b!dg.. West Park and Yamhill streets, under the aus pices of Oregon Commandery No. 1, K. T. Following the service in Commandery Hall, will be the concluding service at Portland Crematorium, under the auspices of No. 142 Benevolent and Protective Or der of Ea. It is earnestly hoped that all members of Imperial lodge who can will attend both services, and that those having autoa will assist to that end. No meeting tonight. AC. JACKSON. Secy. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. NO. 11. R. AND S. M. Stated assembly tomorrow (Wednesday) evening, Nov. 3. ID'-'O, at 7:0 o'clock. Degrees will be conferred at 8 o'clock. L. L. SCOTT. Recorder. HAWTHORNE LODGE. NO. Ill, A. F. AND A. M. Stated communication thi9 (Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Social after business session. Mem bers urged to attend. Visiting brethren welcome. C, E. MILLER. See. NTDIA TEMPLE Regular session will be held tomorrow (Wednesday). Nov. 3. at 1:30 o'clock at Pythian temple. Order of queen. ADDA CELL AS. Rec COURT MOUNT HOOD. NO. 1. FORESTERS OF AMERICA, meets every Tuesday night. For esters' hall, 128 Fourth street, visitors welcome. IVANHOE HOMESTEAD. NO. 5038. B. A. Y. Regular business meeting Wednes day. November 8, at 8 o'clock sharp. W. 04 W. hall. 10th and Taylor sts. 1 PEARL OWENS. Correspondent. 212 Railway Exchange bidg. Main 967. OMEGA REBEKAH LODGE. NO. 67. I. O. O. F. Meeting first and third Tues days of each month at their hall. East 6th and Alder. Visitors welcome. CLARE LAUHKS3, Sec'y. EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins, new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth, st. FRIEDLANDElTs for lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 810 Washington st DIED. RENSHAW At the residence. 126 East 20th St., Leonidas Renshaw, aged 81 years, beloved father of Mrs. Martha A Dabney, Mrs. Llnnie G. Cottingham, Mrs. Gladys I. Orphan of Portland, and Mrs. Ethel Fron of Indianola, la., and Meron B. Renshaw of Seattle. Wash.; brother of James Sybrant Renshaw of Minneapolis. Minn.; Sylvester Renshaw of Earlham, la.: Mrs. Valonia Everall of Manona, la., and Mrs. Anna Angier of Des Moines, la., and Mrs. Malzenia Sherman ot Los An geles, Cal. Funeral notice later. Remains at the residential funeral parlors of Miller & Tracey. ALBRIGHT At hia late residence. 1085 East Yamhill St.. Oct. 31. Charles C. Albright, aged 64 years 9 months 4 days. Remains at the parlors of Breeze & Snook, Belmont at 35th. Notice of fu neral later. FUNERAL NOTICES. STLrNSKT October 31. August A. Sllinski. aged 59 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret Sillnski, father of Sister Mar garet Augusta of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. The funeral will leave the home, 569 Kerby St., Wednesday, November 3. at 8:30 A. 'M.. thence to St. Mary's church, Wiltiams avenue and Stanton street, where serv ices will be held at 8 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment Mt. Calvary ceme tery. Kindly omit flowers. , , MEYERS At the family residence, 694 East Taylor street. November 1. Frank - W. Meyers, aged 46 years, husband of Mrs. Ann, father of Charles W. and Dorothy Ann Meyers.- all of this city. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors. 414 Eaflt Alder street, at 3 o'clock P. M., tomorrow (Wednes day). November 3. Friends Invited; con cluding service at the Portland crem atorium. CHRISTENS EJN The funeral of the late Mose Chrieteneen win De neia toaey (Tuesday) at 2 o'clock P. M., at the Pythian temple. West Park and Yamhill ats , under the auspices of Oregon Com mandery No. 1. K. T. Friends invited. Concluding service, Portland Crema torium vault, under auspices of B. P. O. Elks No. 1412. J. P. Finley & Son, di rectors. BANZER The funeral cortege of the late Lewis Banzer will leave the residence, 5229 East Forty-second avenue, tomor row (Wednesday), November 3. at 8:30 o'clock A. M.. to Ascension church, Mon tavilla. where requiem mass will be of fered at 9 A. . M. Interment Multnomah Park cemetery. Arrangements in care of Miller A Tracey. SCOTT In this city, November 1, John A. Rrntr. aired 63 years, husband of Mrs. Jchn A. Scott of 'this city; father of Jeanette Scott Fry, and William Scott, both of Los Angeles. The funeral serv ices will be held at the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Direct ors. 414 E. Alder St., at 2 r. ja. Wednes day. Nov. 2. Friends Invited. WOODRUFF At her late residence. 1208 Tigard St., Oct. 31, Helen Marie Wood ruff, aged 84 years T montns, IV days, mother of Mrs. James P. Brown and Mrs. George F. Pratt. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, November 8. at 10:30 A. M. at the chapel of Breeze & Snook. Belmont at 35th. Friends invited. STONE At Greeham, Or., Oct. 31, Mrs. Sophie C. Stone, beloved mother of Alma. Ellen. Signa, Paul and Osoar Stone of Gresham. and Mrs. George H. Harrison of Maxwell. Cal. The funeral se,rvlce will be held from the Baptist church at Gresham at 2:30 P. M. on Wednesday, Nov. 3. Friends iovlted. . VAN ORDSTRAXD In Salem, Or., Oc tober 26, 1920, Frank A. Van Ordstrand, aged 60 years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock P. M., from the chapel of the Skewes Undertaking company, corner ot Third and Clay. Friends invited. Inter ment Rlverview cemetery. FRET At TS4 Tfbbets St., Oct. 30, John Frey, aged 79 years 9 months 3 days. The funeral services wiM be held today Tuesday), November 2. at 2:30 P .M.. from the residential funeral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy. 1532-34 Eat 13th et.. SeUwood. Friends invited. DAVIS At his late residence. 987 B. Main St., Oct. 80. Frank C. Davis, aged 21 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday. Nov. 8, at 1:30 P. M.. at the chapel of Breeze & Snook. Belmont at 35th. Friends invited. Interment Mt Scott Park cemetery. SKEXE The funeral services of the late Edith M. Skene will be held Tuesday. Nov. 2. at 2 P. M., at the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment Mount Scott cemetery. Friends invited. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral services. JONB9 AUI9 WVEKr. jUBSoAU, 114, K f 0) meet YS-& Port: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. EDWARD HOLMAN i Sir sniv FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Third and Salmon streets. Main GOT. Lady Assistant. " MILLER & TKACEY Perfect Funeral Service tor Lesa. Independent Funeral Directors. Washington street, between 20th 'Sad 21st streets. West Side. Lady Assistant. Main 2691 . Auto. 678-85. . Dunning & McEntee IV t-.KAl. DIKCCA'OIU. Now located in their new residential funeral home, Morrison at 12th. West Side. Phone Bdwy 430, Auto 545-58 The Funeral Home of Kellnement and Distinctive Service, v Note We have no branches nor any connection whatever with any other undertaking firm. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral psr.ors with all the privacy ot a home. 16th and Everett strets. Phone Broadway 2133. Automatic 521-33. J. P. FINLEY & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Main 9. Montgomery at Fifth. DOWNING & McNEMAR The Residential Funeral Home. 441 Multnomah st-. Irvington Dist. Eaat 54. . . . . . . . . - . . .1 . I Til IJ HNTTJ Q (F. S. Dunning. Inc.) "The family set the price. 41 Eaat Aiaer. An TCI I CD Pft 592 Williams Ave. Hi Z-CLLCn bUt Phone East 1088. riro undertaking, OrtCII Co Third and Clay. CO. Main 4152. P. L,. LERCH E. Eleventh and Clay. East 781. Tabor 1833. A. D. KENWORTHY, A CO.. 5R02-O4 92d St., Lents. Tabor 6267. BREEZE & SNOOK i.fTo FLORISTS. Smith s Flower Shop Portland's progressive florist We spe cialize In funeral designs. 141V4 Sixth, opposite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215. MARTIN & FORBES CO. Florists, 854 Washington. Main 269. Flowers for all occasions, artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison st. Main 7709. Fine flowers and floral de signs. No branch stores. TONSETH FLORAL CO., 2f-7 Washington at., bet. 4th and 5th. Main 6102. A 1101. MONUMENTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS 266 Fourth St.. opp. City Ball. Neu Bros. EfS BLAESING GRANITE CO.I tl-T THIS O AT MAOISOM ETREET f OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room ISO courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 5 P M. The society has full charge of the city pound at Its home, 535 Columbia bou levard. Phone any time. VVoodlawn 764. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance for sick or disabled horses Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary, and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows, borsea. -Md. iclced ud free of charga NEW TOD AT. "Che Inside of c Houses Garage 15 05 Every Redimade Gives Entire Satisfaction We stake our reputation on every REDIMADE. therefore our Interest in them is continuous. We build them right and do not hesitate to guarantee satisfac tion with every one. REDIMADE Bl 1LDIG CO., Eaat 11th and Market Streets, PORTLAND, OREGON. Phone East 5114 Or 803 Lwia Bnildlnsr. Phone Broadway 4335. Artistic Homes ON BEAUTIFUL WESTOVER "Built T'n to a St'andafik and Not Down to a Price." THE WESTOVER HOMEBUILDERS Harold Jnnsrrk, V. P. and O. Msjrr. 1307 1EON BUILDING. War. 3Q. Ren., Eaat 1S9. Send Us Your Old Carpets (We Call and Deliver.) Old Rnsjra and Woolen Clothing. We Make Reversible, Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS Room-Size Fluff Ruga Woven, 17.50. Rasr Rna-n Woven All Slaes. Clothes Cleanins; and Dyeing; Depta. Mall Ordera Send for Booklet. Feathers Renovated Carpet Cleaning 9x12 Rnsra, Steam Cleaned, 1.50. WKSI i;U i Ll FF KU(i CO, &4 Union Ave. Pf. Phones Kast 6510. FOR SALE Men's Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods Store A good going and paying business, an exceptional opportunity and a splendid buy. Write 5SO Dunne Street, ASTORIA. OH. Phone your want ads to The Orego niao. Main 7070, Automatic 560-35, NEW TODAY. v ESTABLISHED 1802. WB HAVE RECEIVED FROM OVE OP THE FIRST HOMES I PORT. LA1VD SOME VERY COSTLY IM PORTED PIECES OF PURJtITlRE ALSO FROM ANOTHER RECENTLY PUR.VISHED RESIDENCE WE HAVE RECEIVED HIGH GRADE FtRNI TIRE, DOMESTIC, TURKISH AND A NT G L O PERSIAN WILTON RUGS, ETC. WE NOW HAVE THESE GOODS ON DISPLAY AT OCR SALES ROOMS AND WILL SELL THE SAME AT AUCTION TODAY Comprising four pieces of imported KOld-leaf furniture, viz., two settees, arm chair and table with onyx mar ble top, costly tapestry overstuffed davenport, rockers and chairs, solid mahogany davenport table, colonial desk, pedestals, rockers, chairs, table lamps, book blocks, in fact a complete iiorary suite in mahogany; willow davenport, rattan fernery and flower pots with living plants, costly and irons, brass fire ffuard and set of irons. Jacobean wlnHnw spat sontinn- al bookcase in oak, books, fancy bas- Bengal Turkish rug (domestic) 9x12, several domestic Turkish rugs in vari ous sizes, Anglo-Persian and body Brussels rugs, as good as new. If in need of rugs, don't overlook this grand opportunity. Dining-room suite in fumed quarter sawed oak, viz., pedestal table and set of leather-seat chairs, tea wagon, electric percolator, silver tea set and other silverware. Solid mahogany bedroom suite (Im ported from France), as follows: Full size bedstead and box springs with massive dresser (this suite must be seen to be appreciated). Two suites in eastern ivory as follows: Bedsteads, large dresser, vanity dresser, dressing table, bench, rock ers and chairs, stands. Deluxe springs, best felt mattresses and pillows, brass and ivory costumers. c u r t a i ns and drapes, electric floor lamps.- humpty dumpty and other cushions, oil paint ings, drophead Singer rotary sewing machine, refrigerator, lawn swing couch, with sun shade, and many other lots. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE We desire to call your especial atten tion to this sale. 'You will find it out of the ordinary run of goods usually found In some auction rooms; but. better still, kindly call tomorrow and pass your own Judgment as to the quality of what we shall have to offer you. You are always welcome to in spect what we have to sell, regardless of whether you want to buy. AUCTION TODAY AT lO A. M. AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE, YAMHILL AND WEST PARK STREETS. CN THURSDAY We shall sell the furniturp, etc., from private residence. Also other consign ments. Sale at 10 A. M. WE3 BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR CASH. PHONE MAIN 3332. '' W. C. BAKER &W.H. DEAN AUCTIONEERS, PYTHIAN BUILDING, YAMHILL. AND WEST PARK STS. (Formerly Masonic Temple Bldg.) AUCTION SALE TODAY, TUESDAY, AT 10 A. M., CONTINUATION SALE OF THE AMERICAN CAFETERIA ISO FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN MOR RISON AND ALDER STS. Including GAS RANGE, BAKE OVEN, STEAM TABLE, TILE COUNTER, BltASSOLITE LIGHT FIXTURES, ceil ing fans, 20-inch exhaust fan, BAT TERY OF COFFEE URNS, electric sign, WRITING PRESS, ventilating stack, meat block,, warming closet, refrigerator, platform scales, 41 a res taurant trays, and other effects Sale at 10 A. M. "WILSON AUCTION HOUSE. ALAMEDA NEW BUNGALOW JUST FINISHED. OPEN FOR IN SPECTION. UP TO DATE IN ALL DETAILS. WHITE ENAMEL WOOD WORK, BEST WALL PAPER. GASCO FURNACE. RUUD WATER HEATER, FOUR BEDROOMS. PRICE $9S00. SEE THIS TODAY. 824 GLENN AVENUE, NEAR BRYCE. PHONE EAST 4167. LADIES, WE CALL FOR YOTJR OLD CARPETS, ( Rugs and Woolen Clothlns;. FLUFF RUGS AH Work Turned Oat Promptly. RaK Rags Woven AU Sixes. Mall Orders. Send for Booklet. Carpets Cleaned, Laid and Refitted. KORTHWEST RUG CO, 188 East 8th St. . Phone East 3S80. IRVINGTON BARGAIN THIS MODERN BUNGALOW IN IRV INGTON'S MOST SELECT LOCATION AT A REAL BARGAIN. HAS 8 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH. TWO BATHS A.u ijAr.Aur. rnim xvguo. EASY TERMS. OPEN FOR IMSPEC-TTON- 483 EAST TWENTIETH ST. NORTH, NEAR THOM PON. PHONE Mortgage Loans (jowvt iKtereat ratest Installment re payments it desire. linildlnK loaaa nmnae. & o delay in elosinA A. H. BIRREJUL CO. U.7-219 Mvrthwestera Bank Boil ulna UaxikaU ill. AUCTION NEW TODAY. Houses Garages REDIMADE . Owners Are REDIMADE! Booster Our buildings are made of the very best materials. They are attractive, look good In any neighborhood and YOU GET THEM AT A GREAT SAVING. Made In 4-foot sections. Erected In Portland or shipped any where. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. Eaat 11th and Market St re eta PORTLAND. OREGON Phone Eaat 6114 LIBERAL LOANS We loan our own money on real estate, first and second mortgages, contracts, livestock, notes, etc F. E. BOWMAN & CO. rtO Cham, of Com. Bldg. Main 3026. Edward E.Goudey Co, MORTGAGE LOANS United States Bank Building REAL ESTATE. For Sale Flat and Apartment Property. TWO-FLAT house, four rooms each, now renting $72.50 month, (4800, $1200 caan. balance $50 per month Including inter eat. Call Tabor 7U50; no agent. WANTED A small modern brick apart ment house that $2500 will handle. West side preferred. AP 39, Oregonlan. For Sale Lota. FOR SALE Great bargain, two vacant lots In Portland lot 14, block 41. Capitol Hill, and lor 6. block 2, Gordon Place. Owner, S. WentkowskL 1647 Milwaukee ave.. Chicago, 111. FOR SALE 80x100 on northwest corner Alnsworth and Boston avenues; $1000. ' easy terms. Phones; Office, Main 4S&5; res.. ellwood 2tfl. X HAVE 1 acres near Peninsula school and car line. Will make 7 large lots. Will sell very cheap. Leaving the city. Bdwy. 12 weekdays; Wdln. 4588 evenings. IRVING PARK Lot 60x100: all clear, for $250; leaving for east Saturday. Cost me $700. Tabor $5950. ROSE CITY PARK lot, $525; 58th St.. near bandy road. TaDor &441. For Sale Houses. WANTED AN AUTOMOBILE! DO YOU WANT A HOME? Splendid double constructed 6-room modern home with Duilt-lna, ideal uutcn kitchen, screened porch, exceptional lurnace, all rooms large, light ana airy. Just completed. Owner will take an automobile ud to $2000 In exchange. Price $5t90. 3. 17th st. N. See this today. FRANK L. McGUIRE, To Buy Your Home. Ablngton Bldg. Main 10C8. 3d st. bet. Wash and Stark. EITHER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE WOULD BE PROUD OF THIS HOME. Seven fine, cosy rooms, bungalow style, built shortlv before war: has exceptional home features, oak finish, built-ins and garage, near vacant corner. A home of class for the price of a cheap place. There are real reasons for the cjulck- movlng price of $2000 down and $3800 on terms. Photos and and great variety ot homes. O. H. SKOTHEIM COMPANY. 332-333 Railway Exchange Bldg. Main 5199 and Main 7511. ROSE CITY PARK. NIFTY BUNGALOW. $5500. We want you to see this exceptionally well built. Ideally located bungalow. Lo cated on 44th st., about one block north of car. Hardwood floors, fireplace, buf fet, Dutch kitchen, breakfast nook, full cement basement, large attic. Finished in rich old Ivory and white throughout. Let us show you. A. G. TEEPE CO., 270 Stark St., near 4th. Main 3092. . Branch Office, 50th and Sandy. $4200 BARGAIN $4200. Artistic new home of five rooms. large living room and dining room, hardwood floors, elegant buffet, airy bedrooms, Dutch kitchen, built-in effects, concrete basement, laundry trays, full lot. im proved street, paved; property la clear; $lOO0 will handle; $35 a month and in terest at 7 per cent. Photo in office. O. W. BRYAN. 508 Chamber of Commerce. Main 1963. - Ask for C. E. Adams. ROSE CITY BUNOALOW. New 7-room bungalow, oak floors In all rooms downstairs except kitchen, plate glass windows, brass hardware, best plumbing; price SG000. $2250 cash, balance 6 per cent. Sewer In and paid. pavinK petitioned for; owner will de duct $100 from this price to cover cost. E &5th N-, shown by appointment. GRUSSI & BENNETT, 318-321 Board of Trade. Main 7452. INCOME PROPERTY. 23-room house, close to shops and mills. always in demand. This building needs repair. An excellent opportunity to make a large profit by renovating this house. House could not be built today for three times the price asked. Out-of- city owner is forced to sell. Price (5000. JOHNSON-DODSON CO.. 633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787. ROSE CITY. Modern bungalow, all built-ins, very beautiful kitchen, hath and 2 bedrooms first floor; 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch and toilet second floor; desirable for large family; convenient to school: won- aerxui value jwuw; see mis; tioou casn, A GORDON ROSS. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO.. 410 Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 4751. 100x100 NEW, nifty, modern bungalow of -four rooms, breakfast nook, floored attic. finished in cream enamel: all built-in effects m Dutch kitchen: full concrete basement, laundry trays, frlce $3,100. 500 will handle. Easy terms; 6 per cent. O. W. BRYAN. 508 Chamber of Commerce. Main 3963. CLOSE-IN HAWTHORNE DISTRICT. 5 rooms, full basement, fireplace, mod em Dutch kitchen, laundry trays; on Improved street, one block to Haw thorne car: price $35O0, $500 cash, bal ance to suit- Call Mr. fisher. Main 5429. 248 Stark. 5-ROOM MODERN 1 block to M. V. BUNGALOW 43050 car: full cement base ndry trays ln Dutch and bath finished In fireplace. tiKHi cash. ment. furnace, lau kitchen. Kitonen white; bookcases. Tabor 234. $300 ROSE 5-room strictly choicest location, terms on balance, terstate Land Oo. street. CITY $500. modern bungalow In $500 cash: your own Cal! Mr. Michael. In Main 5429. 238 Stark HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW. BARGAIN VACANT. 6 rooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, steam heat, garage. If you Want a real bargain, see 354) East 45th st. Owner. Tabor 4299. - 5-ROOM modern, lots of built-ins. cement basement, -laundry trays, street improve ments in and paid; one-half block to car; $750 cash, balance arranged. Call Mr. Michael. Main 5429. A BARGAIN. $2250 5-room cottage, modern, $400 cash, balance like rent; owner leaving city. See Mr. Seaman, ' 410 Railway Exchange bldg. S ROOMS and bath, lot 60x100: lots of fruit and berries: one block to car line. Price $2350: $300 cash; easy terms on balance. Call Mr. Fisher. Main 5429. 248 Stark street. - 6-ROOM modern house. 3 lots, lets of fruit, street paved, corner. 2 blocks from car; price $:t300; terms. Move right in. Columbia 760 evenings. HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, attic, fireplace, buffet. Dutch kitchen, cement basement. lioOO, $500 caeh. Tabor 42fl. IRVINGTON. lO-room mansion, needing- repairs, for $4650; value $o00. Main 47S9. .ROOM furnished house on west Ride. L. J. Lamb. 6Q5 Corbett bldg. Main 6860. COZY 6 rooms. Arch Place, JoOO down. Automatic 325-16. REAL ESTATE. For Sale Houses. SOLVE THE HOUSING PKOBLEMI SEE FRANK L. McGCTRB PRANK L. McGUIRE To Buy Your Home. 1100 Photographs of Homes for Sale. LARGEST HOME SELLERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST. The McGuire System has won an In ternational reputation and established a national record for home selling, be cause it is the ORIGINAL. SUPERIOR. SCIENTIFIC. MODERN method of home Belling. We protect your every Interest. Every home personally in spected and appraised by our expert ap praiser. Every district in the city. Jf necessary, we will help you make your down payment. 25 Autos at Your Service. Open ALL Day Sunday. Open Every Evening Until 9. A THOUGHTFUL BUILDER. ! $6500 PLANNED THIS AIRY BUNGA LOW of 7 rooms; beautiful built ins; fireplace; sleeping porch; IN HEART OF LAL'EELHl'RST. E. 43d street. ROSE CITY. RADIATES SUNNINESS! $4500 A ROSE CITY BEAUTY! B-room 1-story BUNGALOW with all that your heart could wish for. HARDWOOD FLOORS, built-ins, Dutch kitchen, splendid furnace, garage, paved street paid. Han cock st. ROSE CITY. THIS LIVING ROOM! $3850 BELONGS TO (THE WHOLE . FAMILY, extends across the full width of house. IMAGINE HOW COZY IT IS when the wind blows and you sit about the glowing fireplace! ENGLISH TYPE, SEMI-BUNGALOW of 5 . airy rooms; clever built-ins. splendid furnace. UN DUPLICATED VAL UE. Only $600 down. LOOK. AT IT TODAY 1 PRACTICAL ECONOMY. $3600 AN IDEAL FLOOR PLAN Is a strong feature of this 6-room modern HAWTHORNE HOME. Built-ins that save your time, paved street paid. E. Grant st. Terms. A WELL WORTH HAWTHORNE. HAWTHORNE. $500 . DOWN. $2500 $500 down. NO MORTGAGE OR STREET LIENS TO ASSUME. 7-room comfortable. m o durn home, fireplace, corner lot. E. Yamhill street. JUST SUCH A BUNGALOW! $3150 Will appeal to you. 6 of the neatest cosiest rooms! A SPIRIT OF QUIET HOME Y NESS greets you here! Built-ins, garage. E. 27th st- In Alberta. ONLY $300 DOWN. $1200 $500 down! $15 per month. Cozy 3-room ALBERTA COTTAGE, electricity, gas. E. 32d street. Wo have SO homes in this dis trict. I I ! READ THIS ! I 1 UNDUPL1CATBD VALUE. $350 DOWN! $2990 $350 down! Can you imagine? A BEAUTIFUL, JUST LIKE NEW BUNGALOW with 5 pleasant rooms, attractive dining room with built-in buffet; cosy Dutch kitchen, $150 combination range and linoleum on kitchen and bath room Included. OWNER MUST SLL. 41) th street. THINK.. $500 DOWN! FURNISHED VACANT! $2850 THE BROAD SWEEP OF THE ROOF adorned with a dormer gives this delightful bungalow an especially attractive appear ance; 6 rooms, fireplace, Dutch kitchen, pleasant sewing room. garage. E. 74th. SPLENDID VALUE. MOVE RIGHT IN TO DAY1 THINK OF THE STEPS YOU SAVE! $2990 ALL ON ONE FLOOR, no wear! some steps to climb. 6-room W A VERLE Y-RICHMOND BUN GALOW with HARDW O O D FLOORS. built-ins, sleeping purcu, nrooKiyo sc. A NEW one t.inn nnwsi $2250 A NEW ARTISTIC MT. SCOTT BUNGALOW of 5 rooms; Dutch micnen, garage. je. 7oth St. $350 DOWN! MT. SCOTT. $1815 $350 down; 100x100 with fmlt; 4-room, neat bungalow cottage, 42d ave. HOMESEEKERS! These are but a few of the WONDER FUL HOME BARGAINS we have listed with ua for saLj, and new ones are com ing every day. A few minutes spent in our showroom will accomplish more than weeks of aimless, weary shopping. Do It NOW. See FRANK L. McGUIRE To Buy Your Home. Affton bldK- ' Main 1068. TA'xTSvTSti; Bet- Wash, and Stark. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SUNDAY. ROSE CITY PARK. 6 Rooms and Sun Porch $4500. Here, folks. 1b your nnnnrtnnitv. rvn you conceive of buying a bungalow of six rooms, all on one floor, with sun porch, fireplace, cement basement, fur nace, etc., finished In rich old Ivory and white throughout? See this and be convinced. If you ever expect to buy a bargain, here is your opportunity. You would expect to pay full J55O0. Let us Bhow you. Bear In mind, this Is the first time advertised. A. G. TEEPE CO., 270 Stark St., near 4th. Main 3092 Branch Office. 50th and Sandy. IRVINGTON $7250. Fine 6-room house on E. 17th. with large sleeping porch, very large living and dining rooms, hardwood floors, fur nace. 2 fireplaces. Owner, who is gov ernment official, is called away and has authorized us to reduce price from J7S00 to $250 for quick sale; was a bargain at the first price and a very good one at the present price. HENRY W. GODDARD, 243 Stark St.. SELLWOOD AND S. P. SHOPS. We have several houses In this neigh borhood from $2100 to $3400. only re quiring $7O0 to handle, balance like rent; let us show them to you. A. GORDON ROSS. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO Broadway 4751. 410 Henry Bldg SNAP. Fine 4-room house, living room, din ing room, Dutch kitchen and pantry; one bedroom and screened-in porch; corner lot; $1S50; easy payments J. L. KARNOPP & CO . V319 Ry. Exch. bldg. Main 675. $1950 5-ROOM modern cottage, gas. elec . trlcity, hard-surfaced streets, sewers lot 40x100: Vt block of Glisan-st. car' Have cut the price to get some money. See J. .P. McKenna, Belmont at 89th. Tabor 6493. $2100 SACRIFI-jrii sale. 5 rooms, Tii stories; 3 blocks south Mt. Tabor car; all newly painted and papered. Full line new plumbing. IMMEDIATE POS SESSION. See owner. 601 Worcester bldg. Main 7276. PIEDMONT, 6 ROOMS, $4000. Death forces sales 2-story house, full cement basement, wash trays, furnace See this wonderful buy; $1000 cash bal ance like rent. Marshall 1022. Sellwood 2700; IF YOU are tired looking at Inflated values. I can sell you the -best home in Irvington for $6800 "a real home, 8 rooms, sleep ing porch, strictly modern, well de signed, f-aultless construction, splendid condition. Call owner. East S306. SUNNYSIDE 23.-.0. Nice little cottage on corner, only two blocks from car: convenient to school and Laurelhurat park; we can make any reasonable terms to responsible bilver A. H. BIRRELL CO., 217 N. W. Bank bldg. Marshall 4114. BARGAIN Niftiest bungalow in Waver leigh Heights, overlooking city, close in. fine district; 7 rooms, complete in every detail; a big snap at $5500. Phone Sell- wooa $1800 TAKES A MODERN 8-room home on West Side, bet. Multnomah and Ber tha stations; terms, $500 cash, balance $15 a month. For particulars call t 404 Piatt bldg.. 127Park st. " al BY OWNER. NO COMMISSION ' Brand new 4-room bungalow, 'near Wdln. car; a bargain at your own terms. $1350 FOR a 5-room. lot 80x120 with fruit and garden, only $250 cash; balance monthly. F. L. BLANCFTARD. 401-2 Swetland Bldg. Phone Mar. 829. " Housa plans! -Distinctive Homes." Illustrated book of over 100 designs. $1; blueprints Slii. DISTINCTIVE HOMES COMPANY. 824 Northwestern Bank Bldg. $4600 -6-ROOM mod. bungalow, 250x90 2 blocks of Sandy blvd. This is a good home. See J. P. McKenna, Belmont at 89th st. Tabor 64U3. $1850 4-ROOM cottage cement basement. gas. electricity, lot 50x100, garage, near Glisan car; $750 cash. See J. p. m0. Kenna. Belmont at 39th. Tabor 6493. NEAR Benson Polytechnic school No. 601 East Irving St.. $4800. 6-room modern house, by owner. IRVINGTON HOMES! McDonell. 500 East 14th N. East 419. FIVE rooms, furnace, 02 Fremont, near Union. REAL ESTATE. For Sale Houses. . lootc n A NEW ALBERTA. e-ivB1T HCXO-A-LOW LANTM S3DO0 A PLE?ASANT BUNGALOW. new and waiting! 5 rooms: fire-place; bookcases: HARD WOOD FLOORS; Dutch kilchen: sunny breakfast noo"c; full cement basement; YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THIS! VACANT. E. Mb. Ask for J. R. Haight. MgT. 'New" Homo Dept.. with FRANK L. McGUIRE, , To Buy Your "tiev" Home Ablngton Bldg. Main 106S. 3d. BL, bet. Wash, and Stark. $K50o TERMS $5S0r. $ 5500 T E R M S S 550O. ROSE CITY BUNGALOW. JT.ST THE PLACE THAT WTT.Tj COMPARE WITH THAT $u00 HOME YOU HAVE SEEN Large liv. rro., din. rm, Dntcb. kit. aed bed chamber down, stairs 3 bed chambers npstairs. hardwood floors, $luOO bot-water heating plant. usual built-ins. J'ile.f't.p'umbinS. cement basement. GOxlOO; 2 blks car. built 5 years: vacant; excellent condition; $2000 cash. Main 4S03. G. C. GOI.DENBERG. Ablngton bldg. 35 Yrs. In Portland. STOCK A NT TTAT RANCH. acres, of which 125 is now In m fenced. Ditch line will irrt Ki2 o 0 acros: a" could be cultivated. iMT -room house with city water; good 7ifrrV h?Id" 12 head stock and rtP- n.t: m" "ib-oad station and fiiT"ern Oregon town; good market b.rnJi. ?, Pro"cf: free of all iticum Msidenf ,Vt,luo.. 3.0- Owner now for PortiPortla?d and wm '"Change diLs 'i w r suburRan Property. Ad aress 63 Wasco st. Phone East 293. $12.500 WORTH $25,000. m??,s south, want to sell qnlcMT "J ?'tlcent S-room low rambling style ? ow' . none ,1"1 In construction; I rep. ace, two baths (one with shower). d -bretfaHt rooms, den. French. SP.J7a.nil windows. beamed ceiHngs. Plastered basement, celled attic, best hot WJVi hPat- large porch. 200x125 ground, native trees, double garage, paved street; Mtifu' country place and right in far": $2000 cash will handle, Oner. Tabor 1785. MT. TABOR liwKLL-HOMEilS.OOuT-.,room )arse residence; 4 fireplaces. lihrale a," . bul't-lns; sewing room. y", oa? floors throughout; garago; large sleeping porch. 4 bedrooms, large Si . -i ,room for 4 rooms: living room ISx 2ii ii. .8, cornr ISOxlOO: paved St. and all city hens paid; elegant view; 1 block to car; terms If desired. Photo at our omce. Shown by appointment only. TV! KLSI & BENNETT, n 8-321 Board of Trade. Main 7453. GROVELANU PARK. o BUUMS, $5250. Ry- toYf; lc 'ou want a real boms near Iranklln high, then arrange for an immediate Inspection of this one. Half " block from Hawthorne car. Hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet. Dutch kitchen, juii cement basement, furnace, etc Pav- buv a"seStWerr.Pald- A m'ebty good ouy. bee it. Phone now. A. G. TEEPE CO, 270 Stark St., near 4th. Main 8092. uiiice, outn and sandy. $4900. IRVINGTON $4900. intlAUlu.1!. Don t get excited; just look at this, a Tina 6-room house on a corner lot. 75x itv.j. gc"id faraBe. nice large basement with a dandy furnace; this Is a genuine snap and It will pay you to look at It as an investment if not for a home: just call for location. METZGER-PARKER CO.. 2CT Oak St. Broadway 53S5. COLONIAL HOME. i;I7n5ton beauty. center hall. living: with f replace. French doors to dining, with sideboard, Dutch kitchen, 3 large oeornoms. fine basement, good furnace, going to California. Immediate posses pernmonthT '5-i0: term" 1000 cash, $50 EAST 1347. WEST SIDE WALKING DISTANCE $2100 $1100 CASH. cl.S.'i bview- easy walking distance. Close to car. 5-room house, large living iVfhafiniP,S .r?,om' kl'chen. bedroom and bath first floor: floored attic and sleeping room second: needs some re KSikVm.'i because ot location, view and K-m "Uie,8 Breat Duy at Price. East 24.111 evenings. Broadway 1658 days. 8 BOOMSi-LARGB LOT. ' . 6 .orD?K on KaBt 821 and 50th ', E'i 100x300: land In excellent condition, some fruit, garage, good 8 room plastered house: a snap at onr $4000. W Ca make term; only Tti'B'IR?L'11' CO - 217 N. W. Bank Bldg. Marshall 4114. IRVINGTON RESIDENCE. A fine modern respectable 6-ronm and sleeping porch; large living room and dining room with French doors between i?ma hVBany and ivory with hardwood is a barBain" araB?. only $7500. This ... L- BLANCHARD. 401-2 Swetland Bldg, Phone Mar. 829. CA r.TTJTir? VTA TT--v--. . r $400 cash balance arrange: a' rooma hardwood floo. fireplace. full base ment. 50xlOO lot: 2 blocks to Union avl: nue; snap at J420O. A GORDON ROSS. INTERSTATE INVESTMENT CO Broadway 4751. 410 Henry Bld'i' A. .AX TAAI 1 A.V 1 . Why not turn burden into Income? We design and bul.d apartments. Karaites, residences, anything: furnish plans and finance. Established 10 years We offer SECURITY. SEKVICEf SATISFACTION L. R. Bailey Co.. 924 N. W. Bank bldg. ' 6-ROOM bouse, full basement, furnace laundry, dining and sleeping porches' open fireplace in sitting room, hardwood floors; all city conveniences: at Mt Zion Just outside city limits; large lot: $7000 easy terms. John Bain, 607 Spalding bldg. NEAR Piedmont and Jefferson high, beau tiful 6-room house with lots of bullt-ins, cement basement, sun porch, child's playhouse, all for $4000, and only small down pavment. JOHNSON-DODSON CO.. 633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787. ROSE CITY HOME. Will sell my beautiful 6-room modern bungalow with all the latest built-ins. located on corner 50x100, east front ail improvements are in and paid and the price is not Inflated. For particulars call East 8Q38. FOR SALE BY OWNER. " Modern six-room dwelling at sacrifice large living room, white enameled kitch en, breakfast ' and bathroom: fireplace built-in features. Fruit trees. Price $36U0. easy terms. BF 121, Oregonian. OH BOY ! LOOK! HEAD! $500 DOWN $40 PER MONTH $40. Strictly modern new 6-room bungalow, furnace, hardwood floors, street Im provements paid; Irvington car; price today. $5-50; worth 0."i0: unlocked. 821 E. 16th St. N. East 4000. ONLY $400 to handle this 5-room house, on paved street, all liens paid; good bath, only block from car, 10 minutes from city, 50x125 lot; total price only $2600. JOHNSON-DODSON CO., 633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 378T. 6-ROOM BUNGALOW. Hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, built-lns, cement basement, lot looxlOO. all kinds fruit, block to car. This piece is worth $0'iiio if it is worth a cent. Price only $4750, terms. R. W. CARY, 1219 N. W. Bank B!dg. NEW. MODERN HOME AT COST. Beautiful 6-room bungalow, hardwoud floors, all modern built-ins, fireplace, vacant, ready to move in, near car; $2OO0 cash, balance monthly; no mortgage; extra well built. T. O. Bird. Sellwood 27oti. A LARGE house on a large lot: all rooma large with a full basement. 4 bedrooms, dressing room, modern garage; on a corner lot 80x100; fronts on hard sur face. Best buy in city. $4500; $1500 down and terms. Call Bdwy. 3H7. PRICE $315o! A good buy, 6-room bungalow, full basement, attic, 7 fruit trees. 80x227 lot; easy terms of $650 cash, $35 monthly. JUHNSON-DODSON CO.. 633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787. 4 ROOMS and bath. Pentawula district; lot 5Ox00; 2 blocks to car line: excellent condition. $22U0. Small payment down. Balance easy. Call Mr. Flshex. Main 5429. 248 Stark street. 5-RuOM modern bungalow, 32 fruit trees, lOOxloO-ft. lot: has gas, chicken house. Only J3500, $1000 cash, bnl. terms. Mar shall 3.352. 463 Couch bldg. VACANT SUNNYSIDE. ONLY 30OO. 4-room bungalow, full cement base ment, waph trays, cosy home, modern bullt-lns, 124XC.3. Sellwood 27(Hj. 12-ROOM residence, 5 bedrooms, 3 fire places, good furnace, half block, 27 fruit trees, nice hedge, paved street; $6500 cash will handle.. Broadway 5079. $3300 5-ROOM bungalow type, $S."0 down; winter's wood included: will sell fur nished if preferred. Tabor 2383. 207 , AUt U