PUREBREDS TO BE SOLD
CHEHALIS TO BE CENTER OF
GREAT ANNUAL- AUCTION.
Holstelns of Southwestern Area of
Washington Are Offered by
Well-Known Growers.
CHEHALIS. Wash., Dec. 7. (Spe
cial.) Stanley Butchart, secretary of
the Washington State Holsteln-Frle-slan
association, who la looking after
the final .arrangements for the sec-
ond annual Chehalls consignment sale I
of cattle to be held Friday at the ,
outhwest Washington fair grounds, .
stated today that unusual Interest la
manifested In the coming event.
Sixtv-flve animals are to be of
fered, the bulk of them females, there j
being but four males In the list 01
offerings. The most of the cattle are
young animals and the breeding rep
resents some of the best families of
Hoist, ins to be found in the entire
Pacific northwest. Fifteen head were
born in 1920, ten In 1919, six in 1918
and none of them in the near-aged
class. Many of the females are bred,
some of them just fresh recently, and
all-in-all the men who have the sale
In charge consider this an exception
ally fine offering. The personnel of
the sales committee, which includes
some of the most prominent men in
the state, and embraces such breed
ers as Alexander Todd, William Bish
op, Alfred Ghormley. J- I Smith, Ed
Hoen and Stanley Butchart, is suffi
cient to Insure the quality of the
offerings. When prospective buyers
are assured that a personal inspection
of every animal to be sold was made
by County Agent Fowler of Lewis
county, and Chris Hendricksen, one
of Lewis county's best-known and
most successful breeders, to determine
the quality and character of the cat
tle breeders wished to offer, end that
nothing will be offered that was not
approved by this local committee, the
man who want3 to buy Is doubly as
sured of good cattle in which to In
vest his money.
The cattle consigned to the sale
come from such well-known breed
ers as George W. Lawler of Tacoma,
Thomas Bowen of Snohomish, Charles
Bldrldge of Chimacum, Thomas McGee
of Chimacum, T. K. Tarr of Chima
cum, A. C. Mills of Curtis, Charles
Peterson of Chimacum, Hugh Nesbit
of Chimacum, William Eldrldge of
Chimacum, H. C. Davis of Granger
and Harry Hamilton of Forest. Many
of the animals are already in the
spacious dairy barn at the fair
grounds and are being inspected by
. prospective bidders.
Thursday evening preceding the
sale there will be a dinner in Chehalls
for the Holstein breeders. The sale
will open promptly at 10 o'clock Fri
day morning, with George A. Gue, the
well-known auctioneer, In charge. A
lunch will be served at noon. A fine
pavilion in the new dairy barn has
been arranged and every convenience
possible will be afforded those who
attend the sale which promises to be
the biggest event of Its kind ever held
in the state of Washington.
TALKING MOVIES LIKELY
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AN
NOUNCES NEW INVENTION.
Plioio-EIcctrIc Cells to Be Csed In
General Impulses to Re
produce Human Voice.
t Tin ANA, TO, Dec 7. A discovery
which It "seems possible will make
the movies of the future talk." was
announced by the University of 111!
nois today. The basic patents of the
Invention are held by the Institution.
"The scientific discovery la that of
an extremely sensitive and reliable
photoelectric' Cell, made about two
years ago In the physical laboratory
of the university by Professor Jacob
Kuril." said the announcement.
"The photo-electric cell Is a device
for turning flashes of light Into elec
tric pulses, and is so sensitive that It
reacts to light from stars which can
not be seen with the naked eye. A
second film Is used on the same spin
dle as the moving picture film, on
which are photographed various
curves and openings corresponding to
the words which are "to accompany
the pictures. A beam of light sent
through this film falls upon the
photo-electric cell. It Is thus possi
ble to get variations in an electric
current by letting the beam of light
from a speech photograph film fall
upon such a cell. These variations
act In a telephone to reproduce
speech.
"Dr. Kunz' photo-electric cell in
transforming light waves into elec
tric pulses responds Immediately to a
light wave even after hours and days
of use," it was said.
The selenium cell was used with
some success by a Swedish scientist,
but Dr. Kunz' cell Is declared by the
university announcement to be1 far
more sensitive and promises to give
the perfect "photo-phone" of the fu
ture. LIONS' CLUB IS GROWING
Head of International Body to Be
In Portland Tomorrow.
Ewen W. Cameron of Minneapolis,
president of the international organ
ization of Lions' clubs, will be In
Portland tomorrow In the course of
a tour of the country, and will speak
at the luncheon of the recently or
ganized Lions' club at the Benson
hotel.
Mr. Cameron Is to arrive from the
Puget sound district at 7:20 A. M.
and will meet local organizers and
members here. His address at the
luncheon will be on "Lionlsm."
The first meeting of Ifte local club
was held last Friday, when about 30
members were present. New members
are being added dally, however, and
a membership of more than 100 is
expected. It was announced.
Arthur J. Copeland, field organizer,
and T. M. Golden of Portland are
working in behalf of the club. The
organization is declared to be similar
In character to the Rotary club, and
like the. Rotary club its membership
Is limited to representatives of va
rious businesses.
Community Tree Planned.
ABERDEEN, Wash., Dec. 1. (Spe
cial.) Every child in Aberdeen will
havt some Christmas remembrance, if
plarrs of the business women to en
list co-operation of the various or
ganizations In the community Christ
mas tree gucceed. Five hundred
tickets for children who otherwise
would have no Christmas will be dis
tributed through the Salvation Army.
The tree and programme will be held
In Liberty auditorium Monday after
noon and evening following Christ
mas day in order not to conflict with
the Christmas, programmes In the va
rious churches.
TOO I. ATE TO CLASSIFY.
tlMO RESTAURANT 1SOO.
Mnnev-maklns- combination counter
and table restaurant on North Sixth st. ;
must be seen to be appreciated. This is
no dump. High-class place. Inquire at 810
Bpaldiac bldg.
AMUSEMENTS.
! BEGINS TONIGHT, 8:15 .
TICKETS NOW SELLING
T T try T ip Broadway Taylor
IICIJLIVJ Phone Main 1
Annual Engagement the Eminent
Actor,
JOHN E. KELLERD
Assisted by
MISS FRIEDA BRINDLBTT
AND HIS COMPANY OF PLAYERS
IN THE FOLLOiV(i
SHAKKSI'EAREAN PLAYS
TONIGHT. 8ll5
! "MERCHANT OF VENICE"
Frl. "HAMLET."
Sat. Mat. 'Mr LI I"S CAESAR."
Sat. Eve. "MACBETH."
EVE'S Floor. $1.50; Balcony, 11.
77c, 50c; Gallery, reserved and
admission, 50c
SPECIAL SAT. MAT. Floor, SI;
Balcony, $1. 77c, 60c; Gallery, re
served and admission, 50c.
Add 10 Per Cent War Tax.
1
itWivvnuvi
JOSEPH L HOWARD & ETHLYN CLARK,
IN NEW VEHICLE.
TIM a KITTY CTHfABAl CUUPt (KHOfH
AL & FANNY STEDMAN
FSASK S MILT BRITTOM 1 MASOAACT TAYLOR,
JACK KENNEDY S CO.
m COMEDY OF THE LlWkS
1 '
OW FLAYING
"THE
SONG
BIRD"
A Wonderfully Clever Powerful, Accu
rate and Deeply Emotional Drama.
SUPERIOR SUPERIOR
VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAYS
NEW BILL TODAY
SUPERIOR SUPERIOR
VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAYS
ROYAL
HARMONY FIVE
Society Soloists In Standard Selec
tions, LUCKY AND
HARRIS
The Land of Joy.
TALLMAN AND
KERWIN
Smile A: Stories.
HALL AND
O'BRIEN
"Frozen Out.'
MME.
ERNESTO
Variety Novelty.
BKAUTIFUL
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE
'ormer Follies Star, In the Tower
ful Drama,
"Sheltered Daughters"
S-nd the Kiddies to the Hip Satur
day While Von Do Your Christmas
hopping.
TOM SKEYHILL
Second Number
Lyceum Course
AUDITORIUM
Friday Eve., Dec. 9th
Seats on Sale
Meier & Frank's, Dec. 9th
Prices: 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Direction Ellison-White.
THE PLAYERS, INC.
Present
BELINDA AN APRIL FOLLY
By A. A. Milne
CHARCOAL One-Act Play
By George O'NeaL
MONDAY EVENING,
DECEMBER 12, 1921
Lincoln High School Auditorium
8:20 P. M.
LYRIC
MISK'AL COMEDY COMPANY
"IN THE HEART OF THE JOY ZONK"
A DARK SECRET"
Afternoons at . Evenings at 7 and 9
PANTAGES
Continuous. 1 P. M. to 11 P. M.
PAISLEY NOON CO.
"Arlstocrac. of the Danco,"
ARIZONA JOE CO.
MAY McAVOY In "Everything for Sale."
NEXT WEEK: JACK DEMPSEY.
CIRCLES-
Peons at
ihlnifton
ALICE BRADY
"The Land of Hope
Also a comedy. "Wild and Willie" and
Open from 9 o'clock In the morning
until 4 o clock the lonowing morning.
AUCTION SALES.
At the Baker Auction house, Yamhill
and West ParK streets, oaie sigaia
MEETING NOTICES.
ASTRA CIRCLE K0O party this (Thnrs
,vi pvnine- Dee. 8. Grocery prizes: re
freshments. Admission 2c. W. O. W. build
ing. Tenth ana Taylor streets.
GUS H. CRAMER,
T13 SELLING BLDG.
Main 8026.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer.
watch and Jewelry repairing.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Setting and Mounting,
SOMETHING 1
TO THINK AHOCT I
HH)podr5ME
MEETING NOTICES.
B. P. O. ELKS, NO. 142.
Regular meeting- this
(Thursday) evening. 8
o'clock. arks' temple.
Initiation. Visiting broth
ers welcome.
M. R. SPAULDING.
Secretary.
OUL REAZE-E- GROTTO,
NO. 65 Informal dance.
Pythian Temple. Friday,
December 16. Members of
Masonic, Eastern Star and
friends invited. Come, bring
your friends and enjoy yourself.
' HARRY A. McRAE. Chairman.
WASHINGTON COMMAN
DER Y. NO. 13. KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR A special eon
clave will be held this
(Thursday) evening at 7:30
o'clock. Installation of officers ana illus
trious Order of the Red Cross in full form.
Sojourning sir knights courteously Invited
to attend .
R. R. 8CHOMP. Recorder.
OREGON COMMANDER Y
a, xw, a . a-
clave Thursday. Dec. 8. at
? 7:80 P. M. Annual election
t rs.tficmr Followlnic the
stated conclave an election of officers for
the drill corps will take place. Youf at
tendance ana tnat 01 HJU",C',L. "
appreciated.
C. F. WIEOAND, Kec.
OREGON COMMANDER Y
NO. 1. K. T. Officers and
drill corps will meet In the
asylum at 6 o'clcok P. M.
for drill and rehearsal of
full form opening. Please attend.
1 v C. F. WIBGAND. Recorder.
AL KADER TBMPLE, A.
A O N. M. S. Stated ses
sion Saturday, Dec. 10. at
8 P M.. Municipal audi
torium. Third and Mill sts.
Election of officers and rep
resentatives to the Imperial
council. Balloting will be
hv membership card only
and
members are urgent, y
reauested to
bring
CttI U3
with them
By order of the potentate.
ay oroer HUGH J. BOYD. Recorder.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. NO.
160. A F. AND A. M. Stated
nn .,! (Wednes-
! . . . T - an o'clock.
nay; evenum
East 43d street and Sandy
hnnlevard. Annual election of
officers. Visiting brethren welcome. .
fre.hm.nu. By J WfcM.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
114 A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Thurs
day) evening at o.ov " "-'"V"
Labor and emmat on. In th-
ren always welcome. By M.
1 .iivvvsinll LODGE. NO.
163 A. F. AND A. M. Stated
!ndatHa3w in e. VW
brother.c welcoime.sEBy rder
TEMiPLE CHAPTER. U. D.
O e S. Stated communica
tion this (Thursday) evening.
8 o'clock. 17th and Alberta
sts. Degrees and payment of
(S DELLAJ. HAXDLAN, Sec.
TENT NO. 1 MACCABEES will give free
public card party and dance tonight
?Thur.da.v) at 886 Washington st Lnn
,,rie ivrj s:ao. dancing 10. A'l
Invited.
ENTERTAINMENT COM.
a nnn partT Friday afternoon at 2
o'ctocratPMoosI' temple Fourth and I Tay
lor Auspices Women of Mooseheart Le
gion. All hand-made prizes. Admission
25 cents. ,
LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers'
Jewels: carry large stock to select from;
special work to order in our own factory
Davids, Jewelers and opticians, J43 Wash
ington street at Broadway.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, charms, pins,
new designs. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 Sixth ft.
FRIEDLANDER'S for lodge emblems,
class pins and medala 310 Washington st.
DIED.
MCCARTHY At Prescott, Arls., November
25. H. H. McCarthy, father of Mrs. G. M.
O'Brien, Mrs. J. B. O'Shea, Frank Mc
Carthy and Justin McCarthy of Portland.
Interment Prescott, Aria,
FUNERAL NOTICES.
WARD In Salem, Or., December 6. Mrs.
Belinda Lee Ward, beloved wife of P. J.
Ward of 5901 Forty-Ilfth. avenue S. K.,
mother of Thomas C Clarence F., Ray
mond Emmet. Joseph L. and Mary Eliz
abeth Ward, daughter of Mrs. M. Davis,
Ronald, Wash., and sister of Mrs. Louise
Martin, Spokane, and Joseph Davis,
Ronald, Wash. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow .(Friday). December V.
at th rpsldentlal funeral parlors of
Dunning & Cain, Morrison street at
iweuiu vwcot . . . ti " . -
Invited to attend. Concluding services
at Multnomah cemetery.
ROWELL At the family home, 733 Vs
Williams avenue, December 0, John Row
ell, aged 87 years, husband of Helen L.
Rowell, father of Clara, Frank and Law
rence Rowell of this city, Sopbrona
Rowell of Yamhill. Edith and Lewelllan
uowoll nf rmllas and Allen Rowell. re
siding in Iowa. Member of I. O. O. r .
Lodge. No. 188. south Dakota. The
funeral service will take place from the
conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral directors, Ot East Alder street,
at 2 P. M. today (Thursday!. December
8. Friends Invited. Interment Rose
City cemetery.
KELLY At Dallas. Or., December 6, 1921,
Michael Kelly, aged 60 years. 5 months,
2 days, fatner or James ana e. j. aenj
of Sycamore Station, Thomas Kelly of
San Francisco and Mrs. Katherine Ap
plegate of Portland. Funeral services
tomorrow (Friday). December 9, at 10
A. M., from St.VPeters church. Lents.
Interment at Catholic cemetery near
Gresham. Friends invited to attend.
Remains at R. T. Byrnes' parlors,. DUl
Williams avenue.
EDDY In this city. December 6. 1921,
Richard O. Eddy, aged 45 years, son of
Mrs. T. C. EdUy of Manchester. England,
and brother of Adolphas F. Eddy of
Berkeley. Cel., and of the late J. B.
Eddy. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral
services to be held at the cbapel of
Edward Holman Son. Third and Sal
mon streets, today (Thursday). December
8, at 1:30 P. M. Interment in Rlvervlew
cemetery.
LA MERE In this city. December 6. 1921,
Lew Mi p. Lamere. aged 62 years, husband
of Mrs. AUce Lamere and father ot Har
old Lamere of San Francisco, Cal.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral serv
ices to be held at the chapel of Edward
Hnlm a n A Son. Third and Salmon streets.
today (Thursday). December 8, at 3
P. M. Interment In Roee City cemetery.
WOODWORTH At the family residence.
700 Hancoca SI., uec. I, nsrriei y uuu-
worth, aged 61 years, mother of Byron
A., Warren H. and Robert D.. all of this
city. Friends are invited to attend the
funeral service to be held at the chapel
of Snook & Whealdon. Belmont at 35th
at., Friday, Dec. 9. at 10:30 A. M. In
terment in Lone Fir cemetery.
VOELKER December 3, Rudolph Voelker,
aged 40 years, two Drotners, r.rnest r.
of Los Angeles, Cal., and Otto J. of
Portland, survive. Funeral services will
be held today (Thursday), December 8,
at 2 P. M., from the chapel of A. R.
Zeller Co.. 692 Williams avenue. Inter
ment Rose City cemetery. Friends In
vited. SLUSHBR In this city, December 6, 1921.
William M. siuener. agea oo years, nua
band of Mrs. Permella E. Slusher and
father of Dale and William A. Slusher
and Mrs. Edith A. Gullck. Remains were
sh loped to Pendleton. Or., by Edward
Holman & Sons, where services will
be held and Interment made.
RADBR In this city. Hazel Radcr, aged
24 years, late of 2037 Blast Couch street.
Funeral services will be held today
(Thursday), December 8. at 2:80 P. M.,
from the funeral parlors of R. W. Gable
A Co., 107 East Seventy-ninth street N.
Concluding services at Mount Scott Park
crematorium
BECK The funeral service for the late
John A. Beck of 208 East-Seventh street
will be held Friday, December 9, at 2:30
P M , at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends Invited. Concluding
service Rose City cemetery.
WALTERS The funeral service for the
. late Henry Walters of Seattle, Wash.,
will be held today (Thursday), at 2:30
P M . at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding
service Rlvervlew cemetery.
JONES The funeral service for the late
Thomas J. Jones of Mllwaukie, Or., will
be held today (Thursday), at 11 A. M .
at Finley's mortuary. Montgomery at
Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding
service Lone Fir cemetery.
FLECK Funeral services of the late John
K Fleck will be conducted Thursday,
Dec 8. at 2 P. M., in mortuary chapel
of A. D. Kenworthy Co, 8802-04 92d
at., S. B. Friends Invited. Interment,
Multnoihah cemetery.
LAMBERT The funeral service of the
late Alexandra Lambert will be held
today (Thursday). December 8. at 1
p. M.. at the chapel ot Miller it Iracey.
Interment Rose City cemetery.
of W. M.
TOT! MORNING OREGONIAN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8.
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of business firms, professional men, manu
facturers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference.
Information as to any class of work not listed may be
obtained by calling Main 7070, House 40.
ACCOUNTANTS.
JULIUS R. 11LACH. public accountant,
auditor. Income lax service. Concord
bldg.. 2d and stark. Phone Main 7443.
ASSAYLKd AND A.NALISTS.
MONTANA AmAI OFFICE, 141 Second.
Gold, silver, platinum bought.
BATHS, ETC.
DR. McMAHO.VB paths. Portland: steam
showers, plunges, tuba, all lor 85c; tell
your friends. Fourtb at Washington.
ttl.1.1 Win btlTOSS.
THE IRWIN-HUDSON CUStVA.NI.
387 Washington. Ban;. 484. Tabor 1254.
CHUtOFKAt TIC.
DK. McMAHUN tMcMan), Portland; 12th
year. Seven post - graduate research
courses. Rates: ixtenaed time, at ad
Juatments. $15. restoring health.
CHlltOFUDlHTS.
WILLIAM. Eslelie. Fiorello and Dewane
De Veny the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors
aou Oerlinger bldg., southwest corser
Second and .alder streets. Main 130 1-
DR. O. O. FLKXCMJiR Fool trouble sci
entifically corrected: lady assistant. 5LS
Morgan bldg. Main 8.02.
CLSAMNU AND DYKING.
REGAL CLEANERS AND HATTERS
Soldiers' overcoats dyed blue or black,
new set buttons, It 10. 121 N. 8th at.
COLLECTIONS.
MXH CO., Worcester bldg. Main 17.
No collections, no charges. Esiao. 1WOU.
DKNTlaXBY.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT,
Third Floor Raleigh Bldg.
Corner Sixth and Washington Sta.
Main 2119. . Auto. ail.
DENTISTRY
DR. A W. KKENE.
Na After Effects.
Without Pain. 851 4k Wasnlngton St.
X-Ray Work. Above Majestic 1 neater.
ELECTRICAL KBPA1BINU.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
i wrrHnij) ELECTRIC WORKS.
1 Phone 527-27. i28 Main SL
MUSIC TEACHKBD.
t t- a num. i. tiAY teacner of piano an
"voice. Broadway 2545. 148 13th sL
JEWELKV MFG. AND REPAIRING.
oncj jc r'n WHOLESALE J EWtLfi-HS.
31!) MOHAWK BLDG.. 3D & MORRISON.
NOTARY fCBLIC.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer and notary !"-
lie. 528 Chamber ot u""-'
OPTOMETRISTS.
Oat of the High-Bent District.
Save Money on Your Glasses.
os vara' experience: roost
"rvfc? n.CutnPu tefre2.UlPTnonu.a'ntd.y0of
atled .tr'on'a "pr. fx'
socla.e optotrl. Mam 124.
Chas W. Goodman ad First,
- WHY PAY MORE t
Glasses In gold - filled frames
'fWy fitted to your eyes, $2.50. double
mw vision glasses at low prices:
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwlts.
optometrists, 225 First St. Main 451.
DK. GEORGE RUliENSTEIN, veteran op
tician; eyes tested, glasses fitted, brok
en lenses duplicated promptly and at
very reasonable prices. 22t) Morrison st.
Main 5601.
PAINTING.
C H TERRILL, house and sign painter,
papering,, tinting. 467 E. 37th. Tabor 261L
FTNERAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES for tuneral service JON
ALTO LIVERY. MARSHALL 114.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
VAULT
ENTOMBMENT
or Cremation
Portland Crematorium
Fhoae Sellwood 967
EAST FOURTEENTH
AND B V BEE.
Ask'f or Booklet.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perlect Funeral Service for Less.
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between 20th and
Hist sts. west side. Lady assistant.
Main 2091 Automatic 61B-44.
DUNNING & GAIN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
445 Morrison St.. West Side,
Phones Broadway 430; Auto
matic 540-58.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 1854)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon SU. ' Main 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home, lth and .Everett atreets.
Phoneb Broad wa j 2133, Aut. 531-33.
SNOOK & WHEALDON.
v unerai directors.
Successors to
Breexe 4c snook.
h.m.hi t 35th. Tabor 1238.
EAST SIDE R'NERAL D1K ECTORS.
The family sets the price." 414- B. Alder.
M,n. East 52. Aut. 225-24.
l.k-.ui'H .M1EKTAKKK.
East Eleventh at Hawthorne.
Phone East TM1.
F1H LEI'S MORTUARY
MONTHOMBRY AT 5TH MAIN 9.
SKEWES
UNDBKTAKING CO.,
d and Clay. Mam 4ia2.
n 7CI I CD Pfl &i" Williams Ave.
A4 Hi ttLLLn UUh Phone East 1088.
5804 92d St.. Lenta Aut. 618-2L
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Washington Hi
PLUMBERS.
PLUMBING and beating. J. O. Conners.
K17 East Kelly St. fhone
i-HlNTEHS.
PRINTING
t W. HAiIKS & COMPANY
FIrit and Oalc. Main 165. 511-65
ROOF REPAIRING
LEAKY ROOFS
quickly repaired. Call" Dispatch Roof
Repairers, Auto. 683-87.
RHEUMATIC SPECIALIST.
KKKli EXAMINATION FREE.
The world's greatest rheumatic cure.
IT'S IN THB GOODS; THAT'S ALL.
JACK KING'S Mineral Treatments.
Cured Patients My Best References.
JACK KING, Rheumatic Specialist.
B3H Firm bt., uorner uss.
Second Floor Phoenix Bldg.
TBANSFEK AND B'fORAIlK.
AJtB TOU GOING TO MOVE?
IF TOU ARB YOU SHOULD
CALL ME FIRST. NO EXTRA
CHARGES FOR SUNDAY HAUL
ING. IT WILL BE WELL WORTH
YOUR TIME TO GET IN TOUCH
WITH ME.
NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO
SMALL.
LEAVE ORDERS AT
WOODLAWN 211.
SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.
facKing JHOVing oiorage.
Money loaned on goods in storage.
58 Fourth st., opp. Multnomah hoteL
Phone Broadway 8T15.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Gllsan St. Broadway 128L
I. RAVAGE STORAGE.
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
VETERINARY.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
East 7th and Grant sts. Both phonea
Day and night service; 8 veterinarians.
FLORISTS.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IN
PORTLAND.
828 Morrison St.,
Portland Hotel.
Phoue Mar. 738.
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Fine Roses and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for all occasions
artistically arranged.
Personal attention given
wedding, reception, tea
and table decorations.
Floral tributes promptly
attended to. .
BWKTLAND'H FLOWER
SHOP.
Morrison St.. bet. 3d and 4th.
Tel. Main 419.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
MAIN
4737
YAMHILL AT TENTH.
And Floral Designs.
25 Hothouaa.
No Brunch Stores.
25 Years on Morrison
street, bet. 4th and
6th. Main 7709.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florists. We spe
cialise in funeral designs. 141 H Sixth.
oDnuslta Meier & Frank's. Main 7215
JOB HILL f'LORISTS.
(Estate Alfred BurklMArdl.)
!. cor. 23d and Gllsan Main 1359
toNSKTH's I- '.ORAL CO.. 287 Washington
St.. bet 4tn and 5th. Main 5102. A mil.
MONTTMENT9.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
X 4th St.. opp. City Mall. NEt; BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
E THIRD LMNE STS. PHONE E 743
NEW TODAT.
FLUFF MGS
Oldest and best equipped factory in
the northwest. Made out of your old
worn-out carpets and rugs. Save half
the price of a new run. Use woolen
clothing.
0x12 RTJGS STEAM CLEANED 81-50-East
3580. 188 East ElKhth.
STORAGE SPACE
Centrally Located on Track
We can move and store your goods
In a fine sprlnklered building-.
HAULING. PACKING, STORAGE
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
454 GlUan St. Bdwy. 3470.
IRVINGTON
FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT
$16,000 '
Make one your home, and have a good
Income from the other three.
See Owner, 717 Board of Trade Bids;.
JNO. B. COFFEY
SURETY BONDS,
INSURANCE,
ann Wilcox nidar. Mai" 020.
Phone y
our want ads to The Orego-
j tian. Main 7070, Automatic obo-9.
1021
MEW TODAY
Have FciMver
Build youj'jhome
FOR eleven years we have been d est Ru
ing and building Fenner Factory Cut
Homes in our plant in Portland, and
thin nine them tn all Darts of the United
suteg ana foreign countries. Many of
thcm ,re ere:teij ;n Portland. Fenner
Home, are not oortables or knock-downs
I they are regular homes, perfectly de
! signed and constructed according to th.
highest standards. Cutting at the fac
! tory ELIMINATES WASTE in materials
and lessens lasuk tubis.
When you build a Fenner Home you
get better materials, a better constructed
nomc, ana save money.
FENNER MFG. CO.
Fool o( McKcna Anaw, PortUaJ, Oragos
Downtawn Office 5I7-S Arttaana' Bids;.
Ilrondivav nnd Oak Streets
Phone Broadwsiy 2853.
Th Improved
w200 'Built to Endure
The Improved construction makes a
REDIMADE a better, more substantial
building at no greater cost to you. They
are the best built sectional buildings
on the Pacific coast.
First-class Houses, Oarages for Less
Erected in Portland Practical to ship.
Kedlmade Bldg. Co., Portland. Or.
VL 11th and Market Phone E. 6114.
MORTGAGE LOANS
i..vril I'rooerty. Installment Re
payments If Desired. Bulldlns; Loins,
turresi :. . .
A. H. Eirrell-Gill Co.
216-210 Northwestern Bank Building.
unmnau iii-s.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE! LOANS.
United States Bnnk BuiidlnK.
REAL ESTATE.
-Flat and Aossrtmept Property.
27.000 FOR A FINE fireproof building.
...i.u - ...... rooms
and apartments on second fioor: One I
basement; steam neat; iiitutuo
$38,000 A fine brick apartment house
on the west side: lot 50x100. now leased
for a short term; ID panmenis m
i- I i LH5U, UiHIlt-O icisssu s. , f
$42,000 for a fine S-story brick and
....MAt-rf flr.nroof bul dltlg:
store on first floor, office rooms and
apartments on the second and third
floors, fine, well ventilated basement
with an A-l steam heatlnu plant; wl.
consider good city property up to $10.0iki
and sio.tiuo casn; ienu
MM nr.vT VET.
A fine west side apartment bulldlns.
-..-- i cuti on the orlce. ilJ.VOUO.
this is one of the beat proposition as an
Investment in tile city; it'"" "
arranged on this.
F. L BLANCHARD. Realtor.
4UI-- WCi:i'i" i.f'K.
WEST SIDE income. 04 rooms, modern,
big bargain; $31,0(10. easy terms. Wal
ter 1333 N. W. Bank bldg.
ft EAR incon;e Property, close In. welt
side, on 4th st,; for quick sale. $-'3.0O0.
on easy Itim. Write V 280. Oreaonlan.
NEAR LAURELHURST PARK..
Four flats. $100 per month Income.
h.-irca:n. Tnbor ..
.hi'hxian street barBaln, 4 d-room rials.
50x100 lot. Phone Wnodlawn 0183.
For Sill' Lots.
LOT BUYERS' SPECIAL
A few beautiful, large lots on south
slope of Council Crest, at only $J00
each. These are Christmas presents at
this price, which is far less than assessed
value on some of them, nui iney sw
go. so make your selection early.
W C. BEOllTKLL.
1317 N. W. Bank Bldg.
ROSE CITY PARK LOTS.
J.: n dsv sa A MONTH.
raa, ci . - , . ,
These lots are positive bargains. If
you wait until spring to buy you 11 pay
l.o.r ino more. 50x100 feet, con
crete walks and curb, paid; 8 long blks.
north of carllne on oetn si.
Ask Mr. Gray to show you.
OOMTE & KOHLMAN, Main .,50
J3 Chamber of Commerce Hldg.
BUILDING SATISFACTION
Tt riesian your home. We build
-ik. or nrt.-e. are rlaht. Same con
struction and care' fer small home as
large one. Every consiaeraiion "v
for our clients.
iuv-i-TT M. hcitre. Realtor
M.rshMl H292. 302 Couch Wdg.
" t ikflu A TT? VIVfiTOX.
Near 28th and Hancock. 50x100 feet.
paved st., sewer an paia. i) T"
3 vears' time. Bener como ...
nick if vou want this snap. See Ever-
q
son
cniitr KOHLMAN".
208 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
1.-AHT IR INO IO.N.
Near 28th and Hancock. 50x100 feet.
i r .11 t. ,1,1 DRV $100 Cash,
..line 1 years time. Better come In
ul.-k If vou want wus auu.
son.
rv-ivtTtr a KOHLMAN.
208 Chamber of. Commerr- H'.ng.
Ti7 ivr.THV DISTItH'T.
ItxlM: $100 cash. $10 monthly; prloe
m.nnn. -II Imnrnlnll Dai'll Iicar Car,
school and new city park; fine soli for
JOHNSON-DODSON CO .
633 N. W Hank Bldg. Main 3iB7.
ROSE CITY PARK LOT.
K' ,.v ...i half from Sandy blvd.
r, i.-,ih at.. Improvements all In and
paid.
Main
Lid. Terms anu, oars,.. vi ' --
O201. .
i i S iirni i'AHK
. . i,-ino hniMlns site, all
of incumbrance. $S00. One of the
finest corners In the best district. $1350.
EaV t MmUMBDE.VSTOCK CO
510 Oreron Bldg. Broadway ltgg.
unviiTfiV DISTRICT.
-.on. turn rash. $10 monthly; side
walks 'and curbs In and paid, near car
and "hool
All N W. Bank Bldg. Main 8787.
TpiHTMENT HOUSE SITE.
CHOICEST 100x100 CORNER LOT ON
MORRISON ST.. CENTER OF CITY: U-
ROOM tiulsc; .oo.wo. ovaia .
NO TRaUfl, brim o. w. auLo.nnijwii
165 H 4TH ST. MAIN 5275.
pwarctsan int nir 51M and Stark, beauti
fully located, all Improvements In and
paid for. Bargain at $2500.
MALL vu.n nonm r.u,
104 2d St. Main 1438.
SACRIFICE Mount Tabor, west slope;
very select homeslte; choice fruit trees.;
at paved. Owner forced to sell. $1200,
for oulck deal, aeo a. xi., -a-v m.-
bermen's bldg.
fIVE LOTS $700 EACH.
22d street, near Sandy. This price In
cludes all Improvements, see tnem.
T. O. BIRD. 526 Cham, of Com. Uldg.
i,-t .1 tvoon
2 choice building lots. 16th st. and
Linn ave.. SHOO goou easy ivraas.
5 t OATI-.WOOD ft CO. .1Q-.H 4th St.
.Mix 100.
Willamette blvd.: all Improvements In
and paid; I block to car; $850. Terms to
suit. Main 1.175.
FA STERN owner, sacrifice at leas than
nh.l.Mt lOOrlOO corner In
WHIT! OR PHONI I VLeVoan I
foiiorrire lox o.m lev I
mam coluwsia t llBlllff I
H price. Choicest JOOxloo corner ni -TgCTBtMOW high 6-room furnished hun
Jonesmore. near East Gllsan sr. labor McornerT 4 bearing cherry trees.
in1i I O - ,a a If A
.VMiraolssva fldA
ciudlngasVessmen,:." $.8 down',.
month. Alberta car.
N. W. Bank bldg.
ttt: . ...mm
50x100 IN rstus""':;"
i ... hivrt will take car In need of
repairs as part payment. Main BaBa
$100 BUYSaSOi.
100 N. E. corner Alnsworth
. . a.i--a .
ave. and ltnsi..
merits. 618 Chamber of Commerce bldg.
50x100 NEAR A INSWORTH.
1350 TERMS.
Surrounded by nice homes. Main 1575
eg vir.w KllMneworth anTl Denver
602?S; fAdRowKn.1,,i;og"pWerr,montHrt VjoT
jrriVE choice building sites best
part ot
Ladd' aoo, jumim i si
JLSth,
REAL E STATIC.
For Sale l.uts.
ROSE C1TT PARK LOTS.
EAST TERMS TO SERVICE MEN.
$.125 .10x100, E. 8th St.; $100 down.
$O0 50x100, B. 4th St. N., $200 down.
$700 50x100, K. 4th st. cor.; easy terms.
$775 50x100, E. 4Bth st.; paved, all Im
provements paid? $300 down.
$800 5(1x100. E. 4th st.. near the Ala
meda: naved St., all improvements
paid ; $800 down.
1850 50x100. E. 40th St.. near th. Ala
meda; paved st., all Improvements
paid: $850 down.
830 30x100, E. B2d St., near Broadway:
paved St., all Improvements paid;
We have a choice selection of over BO
lota in this desirable district: some of
these lots can be sold on very easy
terms. If you are In the market Tor a
Rose City Park lot. call at our office
for list of ...t. n Jtn p:i-. ou UOH..-J
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.,
CIS Henry Bldg. Broadway 4i54.
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS.
c,.t. naril rlftar of Incumbrance;
owners sacrificing for cash; look them
over:
(1100 Ladrt's addn., Locust St., fac. e.,
200 ft. n. of Hasel, near Haw
thorne; 40x125. with paved alley.
f53075xl00, R. C. P.. E. 79th, fac. w..
BO ft. s. of Sandy.
11600 Irvlngton, 75x100. E. 17th. fac.
e., 175 ft. n. of Klickitat.
$400 E. 66th. fac. e.. 250 ft. n. of Burn
side; sewer, cement walks, curbs
In and paid; right on Montavllla
car line.
11250 Laurelhurst: Tine st.. fao. s., 280
xt. e. OI 4 let; Close lo para; una
bungalows in this section.
J1400 Irvlngton; s. w. cor. E. 10th and
tirazee.
tinoo Hoo Cltv: E. 43th. fac. e.. bet.
urazeo ana wistaria; oi,
beautiful trees; 'way below true
value.
RITTER. LOWE & CO., REALTORS
201-2-8-5-7 Hoard of Trade Hlilg
LOT ON 23th st., near Alberta, 1275.
Broadway 917. room 4L
lor sale Houses.
fl.Ki.ilM 1 HVI N'llTlIN HIT NG ALOW
right in the heart of Irvlngton, on 18th
at.; large living room across entire rront
nf house: hardwood floors, llrepiace.
every built-in convenience; full cement
basement, uoynton turnace; a
sunnv hed chambers and bath upt.lrH
I.nrKO screened porcn in o.ick. wwii-i
miMl lotv rltv st QIU: thrOUEh busl
nesa ehanae. This Is a bargain. Don't
fall to see It. $6300.
RICHARD W. MAST. KEAblUK,
RITTER. LOWE CO..
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
HOSE CITY PARK.
14750 tlOOO cash and $30 ner month
Here la one of those beautiful little bun
ralnwi slrietlv modern, with lame Hv
ini? room. .urco D.al Kiuss wiooow
breakfast nook; in fact, every feature
that goes to make a modern home, lo
cated on one of Rose City's best-paved
atreets, aU improvements) in ana paia.
AllLLfert liKUS, Keaitors.
211 Railway Exchange Bldg. Main 86.
tirancn olllce: auin ana dihuj.
Tabor 8483.
ROSE CITY.
$5650 A wonderful buy in a 6-room
bungalow, strictly modern, located on a
beautiful corner, this la a real home,
the owner Is a railroad man, and has
been transferred to another position: we
can give you the very best of terms, and
It Is a real bargain,
HILLER BROS., Realtors.
211 Railway Exchange Bldg. Main 86.
Branch Office: 50th and Sandy.
Tabor 8483.
$1000 CASH. .
$35 monthly nd interest; price $5550;
new 5-room bungalow with large fin
ished attic, fireplace, hardwood rioors
in living and dining rooms, bookcases,
"tapestry paper, tile bath, complete kitch
en, extra large linen and clothes closets;
finished in old Ivory; cement basement,
laundry trays; all improvements paid;
near Irvlngton car.
JOHN'SON-DODSON CO.
nsa N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3.S7.
i . iTn i-:t .h I : itsT.
Brand new 5-room bungalow, splendid
location; close to car; large living room
across front; Ivory finish; tapestry pa
per; fireplace, built-in buffet, breakfast
room, furnace, tiled drainboard in kitch
en, tiled bath, recess tub; hardwood
floors throughout; large lot, garage;
price $6000; terms.
OWNER.
TABOR 819S.
$32.10 $32.')0 $3230.
$500 CASH $500.
$23 PER MONTH $23.
Brand new 4-room bungalow with
breakfast nook, oak floors throughout,
gas furnace, full plumbing, full cement
basement, light fixtures, shades; strictly
modern, move right In. Sellwood car to
Reyndlds ave.. No. 584. nar river; great
bargain; owner must sell. See it today.
Phone East 4000 i
ROSE CITY HOME.
Fine 5-room bungalow on corner lot.
1 block from Rose City car: large living
room, fireplace, built-in buffet. French
doors between living room and dining
room; old Ivory finish; price $5300; easy
terms. 0.F,ARRBI-Lj pORDNEY.
Bdwy. 4172. 388-40 Cham, ot Com
$5750 $750 CASH; CLOSE-IN LAUREL;
HUSUST; llfl-AUiirtij . .....
ROOMS; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION .
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL; ALL
BU1LT-1NS, HARDWOOD FLOORS,
i VC" ITC
ALVIN JOHNSON, REALTOR.
BD. OF TD. BLDG.
PHONE BDWY. 87. EVENINGS E. 2911.
PIEDMONT 8 ROOMS LARGE LOT.
OWNER SACRIFICES $1500.
Ideal location, half block car; house
well constructed; full basement, furnace,
trays, etc. Fine garage: absolutely best
buy In this district. $2000 down, balance
T BIRD, Realtor. 528 Cham, of Com.
Mar. 1022. or Pell. 2706 evenings.
4-ROOM toTTAGE, FURNISHED.
Near Franklin high, full lot. This Is a
warm, celled little heme with extra large
rooms and fair furniture: It will help
beat the rent man; $2800. $280 cash,
balance $25 per month. Including In
terest. RAIpH HXRRIS CO.
Rlfl Chamber of Commerce. Main 511:4
PRETTY 5-room bungalow. 8 months oia.
living room ana aining room
French doors between: oak floors, fire
place, handsome burfet, full cabinet
kitchen, breakfast nook, cement base
ment, plpeless furnace, full lot. paved
street Price $4000. Terms. Good dlst.
O. A. PEARCE COMPANY,
fllfl Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 483.1.
lilllH HOLD
$150 down Total price $1150. One acre.
mail house, cnicsen nous.
,300 down. Total price $2200. Five
room modern plastered house.
$800 down. Total orlce $2050. Seven
room modern house and garage.
GORDON MORTGAGE CO..
31 Cham, of Com Bldg Main 1370.
uui.L-vnin HOME VACANT.
See this fine plastered, "-room home on
macadam street, dandy lot 75x100 with
several big bearing rrun treea
No mort
.amenta against thla place.
Walking distance of Franklin high. Sew
er In. Montavllla car. $8000; terms.
i i I'll II K HIS CO.
818 Chamber of Commerce Main 5124.
tTSO. ROSE CITY. 41st North, two blocks
north of Sandy; 8 rooms, strictly mod-
.rn. TBYlfJU: Kiiraae. urn -"-
way; owner changing business location
no commissions, no
1 bor 232.
'WXNT . good Maxwell or Chevrolet or
Hun as rirst paymssss -.--
8-room bungalow for $2000: can give
good dea on a goou n J;""
" F. L BLANCHARD.
401-2 Swetlsnd Bl'lg. Marshall 8297
' .v.- . THOMSON. REALTORS
11000 down on 8-room modern Rose
City bungalow; hwd. floors, all bullt-ins-
lot 50x100, In lawn and shrubbery.
Mr Tanlln will elucidate.
M HENRY BLDO. BDWY. 4880
I'ORTI.AN D S I'H EFEIt R E 1
nvWiMIW. LAURELHURST.
SXinvtll AT. AM EDA PARK
Ivorv finish. 'tile bath, hardwood floors
throughout. Listed to terms Immediate
possession R T. Street. Pood Homes.
HAVE 2 lots located Hi blocks from hard-
paved streets). 14th it. in Aioena uis
r aarin htilM to suit DUrchaseT
iViuin to $4000. No agents. John W
S.ll.r IH'4 East 14th St. North.
Troom strictly modern bungalow 1P3
Alamoda: builder next door; might take
n.au n.i.n.p Ike rem a
lot UP to Poo Q" SZ223G
LOOK Two houses right on Williams ave..
north of Broadway on large lot. for the
?ldlculous price of $3800. half cash. East
622 M.
M I TST SELL 8-room modern bungalow .
will take small car as part payment.
Phone between 9 and 10 A. M. or 6 snd
7 P. M seiiwmi'i ,n.'.
ROSK CITY PARK 5-room modern, fur
nace garage; $4750. part cash, terms.
Ownir. 465 E. 36th st. N.
x-iiHt DOWN bal. like rent. 5-room modern
house in good district. 807 Panama bldg..
Third and Alder. Main 7264.
,)UW.
tOTTOWW room, small 0-
ftlat and Oregon st.
luviMr.TnN bungalow. real
"Yaihn: a bedrooms on first floor; owner
must 'sell this. East 4U.
NEW bungalow $3250; all narawooa mni
I S7..II haenment f urnice l full lot. 300
"Ta'anr..a.v'. Bdwy. 8668.
IRVINGTON. exceptional, only $405U: 8
rooms, choicest district. Owner, Bast
S01 5
t3'M0 H50 CASH: 6-rm. cottage, large
'oEOtlist .hoy appointment.
NICELY furnished 8-room Hat for sale
Mar. JO iv.
17
KFAI. ewTATM.
For Sale Houses. .
THURSDAY SPECIAL
FRANK L. McGrlRS
To Buy Your Home.
LABOBST HOMB SELLER IN
AMERICA.
1200 Photographs' of Homes for Sale.
PERSONALLY INSPECTED.
PERSONALLY APPRAISED.
Your home is here. Come In and look
over our remarkable display of more
than I2O0 photographs of home for
sale, every district In the city; homes or
every type and price, ranging from $850 ,
to $28,000. '
40 salesmen at your service.
Open evenings until 9:00.
WILLAMETTE HEIGHT
$6490 Beautiful unobstructed view ot
river, city and snow-capped moun
tains Is obtained from this love
ly Pasadena bungalow of 6 rooms:
large living room 16x80. with
great glowing fireplace; very at
tractive dining room with massive
beveled glass buffet, large pass
pantry and full white Dutch
kitchen: 8 sunny bedrooms, one
with French doors opening out
onto sleeping porch, superior
hardware and lighting fixtures .
furnace, garage. Just one block
to car; Slat st.
ROSE CITY PARK.
$4250 Cosily Inviting and very practical
$-room airy California bungalow,
across the entire front la cheerv
combination living end dlnlnsr
room with pretty built-in book
rases and artistic buffet: com
plete Dutch kitchen, sleeping
porch; plpelese furnace, garage,
paved street paid. B. 50th St.
Your bungalow.
FRAGRANCE OF THB FIRS
$2330 Here Is a "star" bungalow In
beautiful Irvlngton park; six
cheery warm rooms. $ of them
airy bedrooms: combination liv
ing and dining room, built-in
labor-saving conveniences, nice
Dutch kitchen: garage: among
the stately trees. E. 23d st.
ON THB PENINSULA.
$400 DOWN. $400 DOWN.
$1690 $400 down: right on St. Johns
csrllne, one of the blggert bar
gains In our office: substantial,
neat, comfortable bungalow cot
tage of 5 rooms and bath; plumb
ing, electricity, gas, paved street.
Lombard st. Only $400 down.
Hurry for this.
NOW 18 THB TIMB TO
SEE
FRANK L. McOUIRE.
To Bur Your Home.
Realtor.
Ablngton bldg. Main 1068.
HEIGHTS home, cose In. 7800 square feet
ground: fine shrubbery: car line rear
street, garage front street with com-munl-atlnr
stxlrway to first floor: view
of all mouata-r.s unobstructlble: ma
hoganv and wa'te enamel: hot-water
heat; oak floor- throughout: three tuba
three showers, tour lavatories: living
room In mshoesny, 17x88 ft.. Including
10x17 ft. sun parlor; two heated sleeping
perches off ot four family sleeping
rooms: two maids' rooms and sitting
room, besides t.ilrd floor finished all In
one room: price 180.000, Including com
mission to any realtor. Residence phone
Main sS69. Owner. V 218. Orexonlsn.
MOUNT TABOR NEW.
ONLY $6300 EASY TERMS.
B-room California bungalow with
all modern conveniences, French
doors, fireplace, breakfast nook,
hdw. firs., cement basement, ga
rage, beautiful lot 50x100.
MARSH & MCCABE CO., Realtors,
322-3-4 Falling Bldg. Marshall 8991.
Evenings call Tabor 434.
IRVINGTON.
787 MULTNOMAH STREET.
Must be sold this week; owner leav
ing for California; 5-room bungalow and
sleeping porch; fireplace, lots of built
Ins, full concrete basement, furnace, 50
100 lot, everything paid: dandy garage
and cement runway, notice thlsl Some
one Is going to get a bargain In this:
owner will be there all day to show you
through. Se thla and call me tor In
formation. COE A. McKENNA A CO..
82 Fourth St. Main 8871.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
$750 DOWN.
Hardwood floors, cement basement,
furnace, fireplace, Dutch kitchen, break
fast nook, finished old Ivory, tap-stry
paper In living and dining room. In good
district, small monthly payments on bal
ance. Main 5201.
BOp2rEjCLlRWJlJER,50Couchbld
1RVINOTON COLONIAL HOME.
Owner going south will make real
sacrifice of fine 2-story 8-room house
with garage on E. 24th. near Knott;
center entrance, 30-ft. living room,
French doors, old Ivory finish, 2 fire
places, heavy oak floors snd unusually
large rooms throughout. Built by him
for home and never offered before. Call
Tabor 407.
SAY. FOLKS, L1STEN1
A new 4-room bungalow, 2 bedrooms,
double constructed throughout, between
Miss, and Wms. aves., all imps. In and
paid, for only $8150. with $800 down,
bul. like rent: oh, yes, It has a garage,
come right on out to 801 Miss, ave and
let us show you this little gem. George
F. Crow, with Albert llarala. 801 Mis
sissippi ave.
iv hv PAY RENT? ONLY' $1500.
When you can buy this cute, cosy.
4-room bungalow In Hose City Park fol
small payment down and only $15 per
month and int. Don't miss this.
Ask
for F. C. Marshall, with
FRANK L. McGUIRE
205 Ablngton Bldg. Main 106S.
Third St.. bet Wash, and stark.
ROSE CITY PARK.
REAL VALUE. FROM OWNER.
Well built 8 rooms and sunroom. strl
ly up to date; large living room, dlnl
bruakfast. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floi
fireplace furnace, garage; east front;
agents Aut 318-01.
iillANH-NEW 5-room bungalow. Just be
ing finished, and a real masterpiece It
Is all done In mahogany and Ivory; has
5 ' rooms. 50x100 lot, all Imps In and
uald Just 8 blocks from our office ana
Lrlced at only $3000; $1000 cash. nuf
sed " George F. Crow, with Alb. rt
llarala, not Mississippi
COZY ALAMEDA HOME
Owner ' a
aerifies of
SOlng south WIU maae
11, -story I -room itoinw w....
jfaraae: in most exclusive seciiuo.
' ..... ,.... flnl.a .tin una
breikfast rooms ' 2 fireplaces gas fur
nace; furniture If desired. A RED HOT
SNAP ''all Tabor 407.
BUILD TO SATISFY.
Before letting contract to build your
home, see us. We will save you money
and show you real construction. Deal
with an ex-service man, soldiers given
HVuk-ETT'McCLURK. BUILDERS.
Marshall S-2. 30'J Couch Hldg
"JTvTKKSTH. NEAR PRESCOTT.
8-room bungalow, excellent condition,
fireplace, full basement, fruit tree,
paved street, near car line. $3650. terms
""maLL VON BOR8TEL.
104 2d St. Main I486.
OWNER'S sacrifice 4-room modern bung
alow 4 blocks to Hawthorne carllne;
fine 2 bedrooms, corner 100x100 elegant
Dlumblng. fireplace, cement basement;
could sell for $8500 on easy terms, but
will sacrlfleS for $2850 If you pay $170
cash. Phone East 6228,
' PORTLAND BOULEVARD.
8-room house, newly painted, tinted
roof, full basement, paved street, jwii.i:
lot rrull trees, cmcnon nu.
bargain at $6000. Easy terms.
MALL & VON UORSTEL
104 2d St. M aln 1436.
Ileal
ALAMEDA.
8 rooms, strictly modern, hardwood
floors, fireplace, turnace, cement base
ment garage, paved street, 5oxl00 lot.
beautiful district, $5700; $700 down.
MALL & VlON HORSTEL,
104 2d St. Main 1488.
CAPITOL HILL.
8-room house, garage. 150x180 lot, 2$
minutes from 4th and Stark. 8c far,
Bull Run water, gas. electricity. $1500,
Terms to suit.
MALL A VON BORSTEL,
104 2d St. Main 1488.
LAURELHURST COLONIAL
2-story " - room southern colonial o
large corner near car snd park; cente
entrance: French doors. Ivory flnlst
walls papered; breakfast room, 2 flr
olacea: garage. Tabor 407.
CLASSY LAURELHURST BUNGALOW.
Real sacrifice of nearly new 6-room
bungalow with garage on 1 i lots neai
park- large rooms, Ivory finish, every
new 'feature Including tun and break
fast rooms. Tabor 407.
ROOMS west of Piodmont, well built,
living room, dining room. 2 bedrooms,
bath, full basement, furnace, nice Igwn,
paved street, $3300, on terms. Wllbul
F Jouno. Henry bldg. Bdwy. 48.17.
$!Tm)0 FOR A fine modern 8-room bunga
low with new garage, on corner, 50x100.
$600 cash, bal. terms.
F. L. BLANCHARD.
401-2 Swetland bldg. Marshall 829.
"sTcE new 4-room house, ground 100x100;
extra good buy at $1400; $100 down,
balance $10 per month
DRAPER. 408 Board of Trade Bldg
"rTTROOM modern bungalow. Kenton dis
trict, $2000. See owner, IBS W. Wlnchelu
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