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Newspaper Page Text21 TTTE WORXJ-XG OREGOXTAX. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1021 GEMANT SENDING j SYNTHETIC DRUGS Smugglers Declared to Be Operating in Amerioa. LARGER FORCE PUT ON Doctors Declare That More Itigitl Control of Manufacture of All Kinds of Drugs Is Needed. NEW YORK, Dec. 7. (Special.) Synthetic cocaine, heroin and other habit-forming" drugs, manufactured In Qermany, are being smuggled into the United States in large quantities, and the smuggling has become so Bortous that the United States gov ernment has put 150 more agents in this district, Dr. Carleton Simon, spe cial deputy police commissioner In charge of the narcotics division, told 75 members of the Brooklyn Medical society In the trial room at police headquarters. The society met there Instead of Us usual place so that Dr. Simon might by exhibits demonstrate what had been accomplished by his division. Dr. Simon said he had received Information that Germans were manufacturing by synthetic processes certainly cocaine, and probably heroin, novocain, aminol, pyranadon, veronal, sulfonal and encaln, and were smuggling them into this coun try, frequently by the way of South Amera. He said the great profit In the sale of smuggled drugs made this possible. , cartel renallle Wanted. Germany, he said, developed this lynthetlc method of manufacture during the war, when cut off by the blockade from the supply of leaves and vegetable extracts from which theso drugs are usually derived. He advocated legislation by congress to provide Increased penalties for drug muggling and said It should be con sidered constructive treason. Dr. Simon said that, despite the popular opinion, very few cases of drug addiction according to his ex perience were caused by physicians' prescriptions, and that It was the exception for either a physician or a druggist to violate the drug law. "I am proud to say," he continued, "that not a physician or a druggist was among the 2010 persons arrested In connection with the drug traffic since I have been in charge of the narcotic division." Many drug preparations are not only "produced under filthy condi tions, but contain filthy material," Bald Dr. W. S. Hubbard, associate chemist of the bureau of chemistry of the United States department of agriculture, who spoke before mem bers of the food and drug section of the American Public Health associa tion. Dr. Hubbard further asserted that advertising laws were needed in every state in the union to prevent false and fraudulent claims from being made through newspapers by the manufacturers of such drugs. "Many of the states, and most of the cities, lack adequate drug laws," he said. "The enforcement, where there is a law, is frequently lacking, due to inability to obtain properly trained men. The bureau of chemis try offers co-operation to the extent of indicating the kind of analysis and the training of men. Strict Control Suggented. "Every city and state should con trol all pharmaceutical preparations and patent medicines, and they can obtain help from the bureau of chem istry In their analysis and interpre tation of results." . Dr. Harold J. Knapp, city chemist of Cleveland, O., also suggested that the federal laws fell short In their "failure to exercise control over ad vertising and Interstate commerce in drugs." The public was warned against extravagant claims advanced on be nalf of vitamines by Dr. William H. Lipman of Chicago, who used the paraphrase: " 'Vitamine,' what crimes arc committed in thy name," and j continued: vTho patent medicino man and f.he cure-all manufacturer were not slow In taking advantage of the vitamine theory and the great publicity it has received during the Rast few years. The public has been 11' rally flooded with preparations in the shape of foods, drugs and confections that are supposed to be chockful of vitamines and will cure almost any human ill, as well as preserve youth and en hance beauty." GREEK jEJEIIIIN!) UNITE UNIT LATEST O.NE TO ADVANCE AMERICANIZATION. Elect Ion of Ofriccrs Is to Be Held Next Week League Organ ized Month Ago. The Helenlc American 1. acne, spon sored by Greek ex-service men of the late world war, is one of the latest organizations in Portland for the pur. pose of advancing: Americanization. Its temporary organization was ef fected about a month ago, and per manent officers will bs elected next week. The league, which hag its head quarters at 311 Dekum building, now has 75 members. As soon as the elec tion is held it will make application for a state charter. It proposes to hold monthly meetings and to take up other work In which Americani zation will be made a special feature. 4Full membership Is held only by-ex-service men, but auxiliary mem bership is granted to ail Cireeks who have taken out their first citizenship papers, and special attention will be given to fitting them for full citizen ship. The nominations for president of the league are: J. Faturis and A. Andeopolis; for vice-president, Aleck Karahales: secretary, J. Sigris; treas urer. T. Givas and Pete Losakos; his torian, G. Gcnopolls. Nominations have have been made also for a board of three trustees, a chaplain and a ser geant at arms. . Knights Meet In Pondlolon. PENDLETON, Or.. Dec. 13. (Spe cial.) Several hundred Knightg of Pythias Rathered yesterday for a dis trict convention at which Edward J Clark of Damon lodgre. No. 4. of this city gave the address of welcome and Otto Sapper of Hermlston responded. The annual election of officers took place last night. La Orande Knights will stage a big ceremonial today I at which a class of 30 will bp Initiated. A big public programme has been ar ranged for tonight. i 1 i AMI SEMKNT3. SJOSfPH E HOWARD & fTHlYN CWRJC I N N E W VEHICLE tm t Kirrr oxfara ciAUpt ooloih At & FANNY STEDMAN fSASKSHUT BRITTOH MAHOAMT TATIOR JACK KENNEDY S CO. m. comepy or THE LINKS 1'IHST TIME I! KICK os AM STAGS. NOW PL.WlNt. Willard Mack's Rig Smashing Dramatic Success "SMOOTH AS SILK" "Silk" Was Shady, but You Will Admire His MethodB. i RCRI?JQ TfiMfiRRflW FVF j Tickets) .Now Selling TTET T Broadway at Taylor I III- 1 Ll VJ pktM Jlaln 1 THIS WEEK i,i!1, ,::,sVr. NIGHTS 3 "SE&jm.a TOMORROW SPECIAL PRICE MAT. SAT. RICHARD G.HERNDONotjM S&PAJJ ION FLOWER' fDSrNCTIMMATICACIIVMEfT I SPLENDID SUPPORTING CAST MI'llllli PRODUCTION EVE'S Floor, $2.50; Balcony, $2. 11.50, $1; Gallery. 77c. 50c. SPE CIAL SAT. MAT. Floor, $1.50; Balconv, $1; Gallery, 50c. Add 10 Per Cent War Tax PANTAGES Continuous 1 P M to 11 P kt TIM-. WORLD'S CHAMPION JACK DEMPSEY With Manager Kearns and the Dempsey Road Show. LA OAXA, ZKIOFELD FOLLIES DANCER. THE HIG SHOW OF THE CENTURY. TODAY Special Feature Bill TONIGHT BERT LYTJiLL IN "ALIAS LAM 1 IM.I K-." MOI.ERA KEVl K and Other Fine Variety. LYRIC MUSICAL COHjgDi COMPAN1 There Is Nothing; But Fun in "A CLOSE SHAVE" Afternoon at 2. ICvinlng. at 7 and B. CIRCLE Fourth at WaMhtniEton Jean Hersholt "THE DECEIVER" Also a comedy, "Oh, Buddy!" and Pa the Newi. Open from 9 o'clock In the morn ing until 4 o'clock the following morning. TONY SARG'S MARIONETTES WASHINGTON HIGH SC HOOL Wednesday, Dec. 14 "Roite Mini tli' IlinK" :t I. M. "Hip hh winkle" Bil5 I, m. Admission BSq A. fte ; S0 Eve. r K. C. MINSTRELS AT AUDITORIUM Tomorrow and Friday Menial Prices 50c. 75c and $1.00 plus war tax. Seats on sale Brennan & Whalen's, :t.-,:t Morrison St. Mnln Hl.Vi. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In order to earn the more 'Iian one time rate, advertising must run in cod. .ecu tive Lsauea. One time 12c per Una Two times (each Issue) lie per line Three times (each Issue) . .. .10c per Una Seven times (each issue) ... Wc per line One to six months, per month 2.50 per line Six to twelve months, per month $2. 25 per Una Tbe above rales apply to all headings with Ua following exceptions; bltuutious Wanted Each insertion lc per Una Help Hunted lxtst sou r ound 1'ersoiisvl i'r Invited A u tier special N octree 1- uneral .Notice aieeUi.g Notices One lime. . ioc per .lne Two times (each Issue) He per Una Three i.mes teach Issue) .... l&u per Una Seven times (:acii uauaj . . ..12c per Una One month 4 J per Use MEW TUOAY little-. A'er line: Dally Sunday One time loo 30 Two times (per ttsuej.... 16o lac Xhrea timos (per lssus)... 14c is beven times (per issue ) . .. lfto lTo One mouth, dully and dun day $g.aO Count five words to the Una. u ad takeu lor leas tluui two Uses, Ads run bujiuuy a only chuxgad at Lit - in e rate. Advertisements (except "l'ersonals" inu 9uuaLion Wanted') will be tatken uvei ibe telephone It the advertiser is a nuucriber to 'either pboaa. Xue oregonuxu will receive copy by muii prut meu au indent remittance tor deiunte number ui issues is senu Acluiou ledguirut will be lorwarded ,.ruiiiLitl . Advertisements are taken for The Daily Oregouiun until -'' P. M., lor lur Sunday Oregoiuau until b ft. 1L .slur day. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Wilson's Auction Hou?e. 10 A. 1 Furniture. 169-171 Second sireet. M K ETI N ii N OTIC ES. PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 8, R. A .F. Special convovs-tlon this ( Wednesday) evening at 7:80. Royal Arch degree. Visit ors welcome. J. H. BUSH, H. P. GUS H. CRAMER. 713 SELLING ..;; Main - Jcwfl and emblem munufactur? watch and Jewc!r repairing. DIAMONDS. Diamond Setting and Mounting. LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers' Jewels; carry large stock to select from: special work to order in our own factory. Davlda. jewelers and opticians. 343 Wash- I ington street at Broadway. EMPLEM jewelry, buttons, charms, pins I saw dulgna. Jaeger Bros., 131-3 Sixth at. NANCE O MEIL Hrp5P0DR5ME mora .notices. OREGON COMMANDER Y. NO. 1. K. T. Special con clave Thursday evening:. Dec. 15. at 7:30 o'clock. Or der of the temple. Tour at tendance will be appreciated. C. F. W I EG AND. Recorder. WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 18. R- A. M. Regular convocation this (Wednesday) evening. East 8th and Burn side streets, at 7:30 o'clock. Election of officers and pay ment of dues. Visitors welcome. ROY QUACKENBUSH. Sec. GUL REAZEE GROTTO, NO. 5 Popular Wednesday noon luncheon Washington Haaefwood. Come, bring your friends and enjoy good fellow shiD. By order of the HARRY A. McRAE. Act. Sec. GUL, REAZEE GROTTO. NO. 65 Informal dance. Pythian temple. Friday. De cember ifi. Members of Ma sonic, Eastern Star and Friends Invited. HARRY A. McRAE. Chairman. WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 46, A. F. AND A. M. Special communication Thursday. Dec. 15, 10 o'clock A. M.. East 8th and Burnside. to conduct the funeral of our late brother. Dr. George E. Nottage. A full attendance desired. All M. M. invited. Your auto will be appreciated. Order W. M. J. H. RICHMOND. Sec. WILAMETTE LODGE. NO. S, A. r. A.N f A. Jl. A. BCL Idl communication will be held today (Wednesday) at 12:30 P. M. to conduct the .funeral services of our late brother. W. B. Reyrolds. Remains at Breeze A Snook parlors. Visiting brethren welcome. Members are requested to bring autos. By order W. M. T. VAN HEEKERAN. Sec. MT. TABOR LODGE NO. 41 A. F. AND A. M. Stated com munication this (Wednesday) evening, 7 :30 o'clock. Pythian temple. No. 388 Yamhill street. Election and installation of officers and payment of annual dues. Vis iting brethren welcome. L. R. JOHNSON. W. M. MASONIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Employers needing help of any description telephone Broadway 5Jo8. Only Masonic help furnished from this of fice. No charge to employer or employe. N. H. Atchison, manager. Masonic head quarters. Multnomah hotel. FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO. 160. A . F. AND A. M. Special TkrTVlfc I rom muni rat ion this ( Wednes day) evening. East 43d street and Sandy boulevard. Work in E. A. degree. Visiting breth ren welcome. C. E. GUERNSEY. Sec. MULTNOMAH COUNCIL. 1481, ROYAL ARCANUM, meets at 8 P. M. on the sec ond and fourth Wednesday of each month, second floor, Pacific States Fire Insur ance hall. Eleventh and Alder. All Arca num members welcome. C. R. HOTCHKISS. Regent. SAMARITAN LODGE NO. 2, I. O. O. F. M eets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Oddfellows temple. Tl Alder street. FIRST DE GREE TONIGHT. Visiting brothers wel come. FRANK E. GRAHAM. N. G. JESSE T. JONES. Rec. Sec. FREE holiday dance, Liberty, 528 U. A. Wed. Dec. 14. Prize waltz and door prize. Union music. East side Wood man's hall. Admission 40c FRIITDLANDER'S for lodge emblems, class pins and medals. 310 Washington sL DIED. x MILLER In this city, Dec. 13, John A. Miller, aged 43 years; beloved son of Wenzel Robobsky, brother of Mrs. Lucy Fiala of Oregon City, Dr., and Mrs. Su sie A. Phlllippl of Chehalls. Wash. De ceased was a member of the L. O. O. M. of Tillamook. Or... and Golden Link. No. 4. L O. O. F.. of Seattle. Wash. Re mains are at the residential funeral par lors of Dunning A Cain. Morrison street at 12th. Funeral notice later. BACK ST RAND Dec. 13. 1921. at the fam ily residence, 104 East 67th at. north. Hilda Alfreda Backstrand, aged 39 years, beloved wife of Carl Oscar Backstrand; mother of Carl A. and Oscar Kenneth Backstrand. Survived by two brothers, Oscar and Arthur Ecklle, Spokane, Wash. Remains at Pearsons undertak ing pariora. Russell at. at Union ave. BAKER In this city, December 13, 1921. at her late residence, 621 Front street. Maria J. Baker, widow of the late Perry G. Baker, and mother of Mrs. Robert H. Austin, Mrs. Abe Tichner. Mrs. John Annand and John W. Baker, all of this city; aged 86 years. Funeral notice later. FUNERAL NOTICES. STOUFFER In th;a city. Dec. 8. George R. Stouffer. aged 53 years 9 months and 20 dayn. The funerul services will be held from the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors. 414 East Alder, at 2 P. M. today (Wednesday), under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose an 1 Knights of Pythias. Friends and members of above orders invited. Interment in Rose C'ty cemetery. PIERCE Dec. 12, at Welches, Or.. Eliza beth A. Pierce, aged 76 years ; mother of Charles W. Pierce and Mrs Elsie Cra mer of Portland. Mrs. John Ireland of Forest Grove. Or., and Mrs. Al Thomas of Milwaukle, Or. The funeral service will be held Thursday, Dec. 13. at 1 P. M., at Finley'a mortuary, Montgomery at .1th. Friends Invited. Concluding serv ice, Riverview cemetery. SPENCER At the residence at Garden Home. December 12, Maxy E. Spencer aged 74 years. Mother of Ruby A. Mack of Rainier. Or. Remains at Pegg's Undertaking parlors, Beaverton. Or. Fu neral services will be held from the residence, Garden Home. Wednesday. December 14, S P. M. Interment Cres cent Grove cementery. Frlenda invited. FOWLER In thla city. Dec. 12. 1921, Adallne Fowler, aged 81 years, mother of Mrs Nora Wood. Mrs. Adale Cam bridge, Mrs. Cora Portner. Mrs. Leffe Grossman. Mrs. A. T. Fowler, Mrs. Enid M. Walker and S B. Fowler. Remains were ahipped to Nam pa. Idaho, by Ed ward Holman & Son. where services will be held and interment made. GREGORY In this city. December 12, Edith May Gregory, aged 42 years, wife of C. M. Gregory and atster of Mrs. Ed win Bauer, both of this city. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chajpel of Snook & Whealdon. 35th and Belmont, today (Wednesday), at 3 P. M. Interment in Riverview cemetery. ROBERTSON4 At his residence near Ken dall station. Dec. 13, Daniel Webster Robertson, aged 82 years. Funeral serv ices will be conducted Thursday. Dec. 13, at 9:30 A. M., in the mortuary chapel of A. D. Kenworthy A Co., 3S02-4 U2d st. S. E., In Lents. Friends nvlted. In terment, Salem, Or. Salem,' Or., papers please copy. REYNOLDS At the residence of his son, George W. Reynolds, 900 E. Davis. W. B. Reynolds, aged 82 years. Friend are invited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of Snook A Whealdon. 35th and Belmont, today (Wednesday), at 1:30 P. M. Interment will he made in Clackamas cemetery. MILLER Dec. 13, at the family residence. 834 Grand ave. N., June Miller, aged 3 month. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Miller. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2 P. M., from the above residence. Friends invited. Re mains at Pearson's undertaking parlors. Russell st. at UniQA ave. 1 FERRERA Dec. 13. at the reaidence of hia son Albert, 941 Hawthorne ave., An thony, aged 81 yeara, husband of Rose C. Ferrera, father of David and Albert B. Ferrera. The funeral service will be held Friday. Dec. 16, at 1 P. M.. at Flnley's mortuary, Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. SENTON At her residence. 6134 94th st. S. E.. Dec 13. Alice Maud Sentont aged 41 years. The funeral services will be conducted Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 2 P. M . In the mortuary chapel of A. D. Ken worthy A Co.. MMK-4 92d st.( S. E.. in Lents. Interment Mt. Scott park ceme tery. WOLKE In this city Dec. 13, Theodore Wolke. aged 62 years, late of Beaverton. Or., brother of Joseph Wolke of Grants Pass. Or. Funeral services) will be con ducted Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 2:30 P. M . from Pearson's undertaking parlors. Russell st. at Union ave. Friends in vited. M ALONEY The funeral services of the late Lawrence W. Maloney will be held Wednesday. December 14. at 9:30 A. M. at the Greshara Catholic church. Inteix men t Gresham cemetery. Arrangements in care of Miller & Tracey. ARNESON The funeral services of the late Ame Arneson will be held Wednes day, December 14. at 2 P. M. at the chapel of Miller A- Tracey. Interment, Multnomah Park cemetery. monarch. IS illi 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 P.. BLACK, public accountant, auditor, income tax service. Concord bldg., 2d and Stark. Phone Main 7443. ATTORNEYS. E. W EASTMAN, lawyer. Chamber of Commerce bldg. ASSA1EKS A.U ANALYSTS. MONTANA ASSAY oKlriCE, H2 Gold, sliver, platinum bought. ISAlllv ETC. DK. Mc.MAHO.VS baths, Portland; steam showers, plunges, tubs, all for 85c; tell your friends. Kourth at Washington. t ELI. I LOU) BUTTONS. THE IKWIN-HUDSuN COMPANY. 887 Washington. Udwy. 434. Tabor ( IIIKOPKAUTIU. DK. McMAHo.N iMcMani, Portland; Uth year. Seven post - graduate research courses. Rates: Extended lime, 31 ad-Jut-tments. t!5; restoring health. I lUKoi oinvi WILLIAM, Eslelle. Elorello and Dewane De Veny, the only scientific chiropodists and arch specialists In city. Parlors 8U2 Gerllnger bldg., southwest corner Second and Alder streets. Main 1SU1. DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles sci entifically corrected; lady assistant. &12 Morgan bldg. Main WW. ( LEANING AMI l KINO. REGAL CLEANERS 1 AND HATTEKS Soldiers' overcoats dyed new set buttons, $6.-Vi. 1 blue or black. N. 6th st. COLLECTIONS. NETH Ac CO., Wort No collections, nc ester bldg. Main 1796. char-res. Estab. 1900. DENTISTKY. DR. B. E, WRIGHT Third Floor Raleif h Bide Corner sixth and Washington Sts. Main lillD. Auto. 21I. nCMTICTRV DR. A. W. KEENE, U -11 1 10 I II I .No After Effects. Wltho X-naj Pain. Vork. 331 Above .Washington St. Majestic Theater. I I Kl l'KICAL BKl'AIKlNi;. MOTORS REWOUND r and c paired BOUGHT AND SOLD NICHOLS ELECTRICAL WORKS 3hone 527-27. 226 Main St. J E V ELK Y M 1- i. AND It I . I A I K I N G. ROjS A CO.. WHOLESALE JEWELERS. 319 MOHAWK BLDG., 3d & Morrison. PHYSM IAN 8. DR. R. A. PHILLIPS. Broadway building; stomach, bowel, liver, kidney, bladder, rectal, prostate and female disorders without operation. PA1NTINO. C. H. TERR1LL, house and sign painter, papering, tinting. 467 E. 37th. Tabor 2611. PAINTING AND CALCIM1.NG. GET YOUR PAINTING, DECORATING AND SIGNS BEFORE CHRISTMAS; 23 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. BEST WORK AND MATERIAL. TABOR 266. , FUNERAL NOTICES. GROSS In this city, December 13, Wil liam J. Gross, aged 33 years, beloved husband of Nellie Gross. Father of Preston and Frances Gross of Eugene, Or., and son of Noah Gross of Eugene. Brother of R E.. F. C. and L. Gross, all of Kugane. Mrs. Betty Jar via of Los Angeles, Cal.. Pearl Gross of Goldndale. Wash., and Mrs. Del'la Goby of Olympia, Wash. The remains were forwarded un der the direction of Miller & Tracey, Tuesday, December 13, to Eugene. Or., where services and Interment will take place. SCHARRER At the residence, 340 San Rafael street, December 12, Catherine, aged Gl years, wife of Daniel M. Schar ier,' mother of Edward Norwood and Or rln Scharrer of this city; Mrs. Edward Caffall of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Edna Adams of Edwardsburg, Mich. The body is at the parlors of Chambers Co.; 24S-200 Killlngsworth avenue. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M.. tomor row (Thursday), 1 at the Third Baptist church, Knott street and Vancouver ave nue. Friends invited. , NOTTAGE At Los Angeles, Cal., Dr. George E. Nottage. aged 70 years. De ceased was a member of Washington iodge No. 46, A. F. and A. M., Washing ton chapter and Oregon commandery. Knights Templar." The funeral services will be held in the conservatory chapel of the East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Aider street. Tnursday, December 15, at 11 A. M. Friends Invited. Con cluding services at Lono Fir cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic fra ternity. HADLEY At the residence of the daugh ter. Mrs. J. A. Renshaw, 970 Powell at, December 13. Emma Hadley, aged 87 years, beloved mother of Mrs. J. A. Ren shaw of Portland. Mrs. Emma Belcher of Portland. Percey Hadley of Airlie. Or. ; William of Massachusetts, and Ed ward of Toronto. Can. Funeral services will be held Thursday, December 15, at 2 P. M., at the Portland crematorium. Friends invited. Remains at the resi dential parlors of Miller & Tracey. HI3LOP In this city, Dec. 10, 1921. George Hisiop. aged 67 yeara, husband of Car rie Hislop, mother of Harry R., Stewart, and George Hislop, Mrs. Inez Greenleaf, Mrs. Rhoc Syron and Mrs. Hazel Simns. Friends and acquaintances ase respect fully invited to attend the furleral aerv lces to be held at the chapel of Edward Holman & Son. Third and Salmon sts., Thursday, Dec. 15. at 2:30 P. M. In terment in Rose City cemetery. RICHARDS In this city. Dec. 10. 1021. Henry R. Richards, aged 39 years, hus- - band ol Bertha t: Richards, father of Marion. Kenneth and Jack Richards and son of Henry W. Richards. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chasel of Ed ward Holman & Son. Third and Salmon streets. Wednesday at 2 o clock. Con eluding services at the Portland crema torlum. FUNERAL CARS. LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES AUTO LIVERY MARSHALL 114. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Cremation $45 Portland Crematorium MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Leas. Independent Funeral lrectora Washington street, between uth and 21st sts., west side. Lady assistant. Main 2WI Automatic 518-44. DUNNING & CAIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 445 Morrison St.. West Side. Phones Broadway 430: Auto matic 543-58. HOLMAN & SON (Founded 1834; FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Third and Salmon Sts. Main 307. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy of a home, 16th and Everett streets. PtoggSSj Broadway 2164, Aut 531-33. fcNuGK 6c WHEALDON, Funeral Diraclora Succeasors to Breese fc nook. Belmont st 30th. t Tabor 1258. CAST SiUE r'b'.NEKAL DIRECTOR;. tF S. DUNNING INC.) The family sets the price.' 414 E Aider. Phone Kmaj SZ Aut 225-23. LEUCH. UNDERTAKER, East Eleventh at Uawthorne. Pho4 East 781. FIN LE v 'S MoKT UARY IdONTlIUllliM" CVCUUC? UNDBHTAKING CO.. J!L It L.U Third and Clay. Main' 4152. A. R. ZELLER CO., 692 Williams Ave. Phone East 1088. A . KKN WORTHY CO., 6801 U20. U, Leu is. Aut. 618-21. Tl A( HKKS. VioLiN, i piano, manaolin, practical harmony. Kol Yamhill. guitar, ban jo, Kenbeck. 409 L CARROLL DAY. teacher of piano and voice. Broadway 235... 14S 13th st. OPTOMJCTK1HT8. Out of the High-Rent Dlatrlet. Save Money on Your Glatwes. 23 year's experience: moat modern and complete equipment at your service. Consult us free. Thousands of satisfied pat Jbns. Dr. Samuel Goodman, associate optometrist. Main 2124. ( -. W ( M.rriNon St.. Bet. Lhaa. W. Goodman l rot Hm, Kirt. sat. WHY PAY MORE? . rSSwGl asses In gold-filled frames Vyau"- fitted to your eyes. $2.50. double vision glasses at low prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. E. Hurwitz. optometrlstB, 223 First st. Main 451. DR. GEORGE RUBENS T BIN, veteran op tician; eyes tested, glasses fitted, broken lenses duplicated promptly, very reason able prices. 226 Morrison st. Main 5661. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS Our practice has extended over a period of 74 years. All communica tions strictly confidential, prompt, effi cient, conscientious serv Ice; handbook free on request. MUNN A CO.. Hobart bldg., 584 Market St., San Francisco; Chicago office, room 810 ToVer bldg.; Washington office, room 103 Scientific American bldg.. New York office. Wool worth bldg. R. C. WRIGHT, registered patent attorney, 25 years. If invention really valuable, see practlring lawyer. 601 Dekum bldg. PIPE KEP WRING. PIPES REPAIRED By Experts. Tip. Shop, 272 Washington St PRINTERS. PRINTING F- W- BALTES & COMPANY I nil! I II1U pint and Of 51 1-63. ROOF HI r WRING. WE STOP the leaks Interstate Roof mg Co. For service call Tbli RHEl MAT1C SPEC! WAST. FREE EXAMINATION FREE The world's greatest rheumatic cure. IT'S IN THE GOODS; THAT'S ALL. JACK KING'S Mineral Treatmenta Cured Patients My Best References. JACK KING. Rheumatic Specialist. 834 Fifth St.. Corner Oak Second Floor Phoenix Bldg. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. Packing Moving Storage. Money loaned on goods in storage. 53 Fourth st., opp. Multnomah hotel. Phone Bdwy. 3715. OREGON TRANSFER CO. 474 GUsan St. Broadway 1281. DRAY AGE STORAGE. Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks. ' VETERI XA R ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL. Ea.-t 7th and Grant sts. Both phones. Day and night service: 3 veterinarians. FLORISTS. LARGEST RETAIL FLORIST rv PORTLAND. 328 .Morrison St.. I'ortland Hotel. I'liune Mar. 133. MARTIN & FORBES COMPANY 354 Washington St Main 269 Fine Rosps and Orchids a Specialty. Flowers for all occasions artistically arranged. Personal attention given wedding, reception, tea and table decorations. Floral tributes promptly attended to. SHETLAND'S SLOWER Mvr. Morrison st., bet. 3d and 4th. Tel. Main 41B. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. MAIN 4737 TAMH1L1 AT TENTH. And Flora. Designs. 23 Hothouses. No Branch Stores. 23 Tears on Morrison street, bet. 4th and Bth. Main '708. Smith's Flower Shop Portland's Progressive Florists We spe cialize In funera. designs. 141 H Sixth. opposite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215 HOB HILL KLOR1ST& (Estate Alfred Burkhardt.) E cor. 23d and Qllsan Main To.NSETH'a i- '.ORAL CO.. 287 Washington t.. bet 4th and Bth. Main 3102. A. 1101. MONt-MF-NTS. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS ZftG 4th St., opp. City Hall. NEC illtOS. OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS QUALITY MEMORIALS E. THIRD &MNE STS PHONE E. 743 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of alleged cruelty to animals. Offices, room ISO courthouse. Phone Main 378 from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. The society has full charge of the city pound at Its home. 535 Columbia bou levard. Phone any time. Woodlawn 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, horses, etc. picked up. NEW TODAY. RUG CO. FLUFF JHJGS 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 rug. Use woolen clothing. Mi: RUGS STEAM CLKA.VED gl.SO East 33SO. 188 East FJiKhth. MORTGAGE LOANS Improved Property. Installment Re payment If Desired. Building Loann, Current Rates. Prompt Service. A. H. Eirrell-Gill Co. 210-210 Northwestern Bank Building. Marshall 4114. STORAGE SPACE Centrally Loeated on Track We can move and store your goods In a fine sprinklered building. HAULING, PACKlN(i, STORAGE CLAY S. MORSE, INC. 4.-V4 I. lis an St. Bdwy. 3-170. JNO. B. COFFEY SURETY BONDS, INSURANCE. 400 Wilcox Ulds Mala 020, NORTHWEST .NEW TODAY. Stores for Lease Six-year lease is available on space 45x60, directly op posite the bus terminal on Park and Yamhill. Suitable for cafe, cigars, fruits, con fectionery, barber shop, etc. Will cut and remodel build ing1 to suit tenant. Your opportunity. McNair 206 Morgan Bldg. WEST SIDE Income 100x100 S25000 Take in smaller house and vacant lots. GEO. E. ENGLEHART CO., Bdwy. 5173 624 Henry Bldg. Edward E.Goudey Co. MORTGAGE LOAMS. Unltrd State's Bank nutldlns. REM. ESTATE. For Snle Flat and Apartment 1'ropcrlT. APARTMENT HOCSB. 1100 PER ROOM. SEE US TODAY. I will sell my large apartment house of over 75 rooms for $100 per room if sold by Saturday, Dec. 17. Will give to purchaser my late model Studebaker Six touring cVr. If you understand apartment bouse business see this at once. Will net over 9400 per month. See my a&ent, Mr. Ellis. RTAN REALTY & BUILDING CO.. 415-16 Ablncton Bid. A BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. Modern throughout, 34 furnished apartments, bringing Income $2000 a month; possession can be given at once, on payment of $30,000. balance monthly payments; price 180,000. ATKINSON & PORTER. 705 .Main St., Vancouver. Wash. FLAT FOR SALE. 6-ROOM FLAT. SOLID OAK FURNI TURE; MAHOGANY BEDROOM SETS. BRAND-NEW RUGS ; ROGERS SILVER WARE; PLENTY OF CHINA; BRAND NEW WOOD AND COAL RANGE. PLENTY OF FUEL; NICE SLEKl'lMi PORCH; LOCATION ONE OF THE BEST IN THE CITY. CALL FROM 9:30 A M. ON. PRICE TO HANDLE. $4110. BALANCE EASY TERMS. MAR SHALL 21R7. OR BROADWAY 1873. WEST SIDE, ni-ar Markrl and Park 111., two 5-room flats and 2 , or 3 sleeping rooms above; fireplace, furnace and built-ins for each flat. Will net 1100 a month. 10000. easy terms. Tabor 3H7". THUKMAN ,t. bargain; four 8-room flats, HOxlOO-ft. lot. Woodlawn 0183; For Sale Bca-h Property. GEARH ART Want to buy for cash at tractive house at Gearhart, facing the ocean; state lowest cash price; private party. W Oregnnlnn. For Male -Lots. IRV1NOTON 7.1x100. Close in. 10th near Thompson. Price $2730; also 100x100 corner on Thompson st. for S1250. Ideal location for a bt-autiful home.: RITTER. LOWE A CO, Realtors. 201-2-3-J-7 Board of Trade Bldg IRVINUTON 100x100. price Just reduced If you want to build a real fine home. I this location should appeal. RITTER, LOWE A CO . Realtors, 201 -2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Birtg, IRVINGTON On Broadway car line. 24th near Knott; good location for dentist or doctor. Fine house on either side. Pries $1700 and its worth it. RITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors. jni-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. CHEAP LOT. SPLENDIDLY LOCATED 40x128, paved alley, streets paved, E. 20th, corner Locust, Ladd's addition; price $1330. HENRY W. GODDARD. REALTOR. 243 Stark Street. Main 831. $750 $100 CASH. $10 MONTHLY'. Paving, sidewalks, sewer and water In and paid, on E. 16th N. near Falling, 1 block to Irvington car and school. JOHNSON-DODSON CO. 633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 37S7. IRVINGTON. E. 21st, near Stanton, fine 80 ft. street, only one block to Broad way car line, well Improved section. $1700 buys It. RITTER, LOWE A CO., Realtors, 01-2-3-3-7 Board of Trade Bldg. ift.Wit.tt HKAL'TIKl'I. HOM L'SITK.s Sm;.I Including assessments, $8 down, $8 month; Alberta car. R. V. Cary, 1219 X. W. Pank bldg. Main 143. BY OWNER Lot 30x120. between 17th and 18th, Poplar st., Ladd's add., 'j blk. from Hawthorne ave. Call 145 Grand ave. or 411 East Wash, st. BONUS MEN Here Is your chance to buy 3 suburban lots in East Mt. Tabor ad dition, which com me $71."H. for 1200 cash. Call nt 804 Morjmn hldff. V KSTMQRELA N D LOT. Just think of a lot on 17th at., with everything in and paid, for i ..'. RUMMKLL A RU.MMKLL. J74 Stark St. EASTERN owner sacrificing lUOxlJl feet near 54 th and Lincoln, all street im provementf in. Tahnr 2984. FIVE choice building aittsa, oeat part ol Ljidd'n Add air-child 17? Kan Wth BEAUMONT ANNEX Two lota. 57x100 each, facing Fremont- Tabor 6732 350 lOOxlOO ROSE CITY DISTRICT. Snap, near tndy blvd. Tabor 6000. KKI mTF For Sale Lots. BUILDING SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Let us design your home. We will build right. Our prices are right. Same construction for small home as large one. Every consideration and care for our clients . ROHNETT A McCLURE. Builders Marshall 3282, 302 Couch Bldg. IRVINGTON Look at block bounded by E. 22d. 23d. Stanton and Siskiyou Spe cial concessions are being made by the HUGHES ESTATE until January L If you expect to live in IRYINQTON it will be to your advantage to secure your lot NOW. RITTER. LOWE A CO . Realtors, 201-2-3-3-7 Bosrd of Trade Bldg. U ACRE tract near Shaver and 37th sts. 325 down. S13 per mo. J. U HARTMAN CO.. 8 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Main 203. 50x100. K. 50TH. NEAR Division, full bear ing fruit, hedge, flowers; streets paved sewer In; all for 3700. Close to Frank lin high. 40x100 corner on Wygant, 20-foot alley; price $300. HENRY W. GODDARD, REALTOR. 24:1 stark Street. Main 831. MI ST SELL Your "opportunity. Weldler, fac. no. 125 ft., east of E. 21st; concrete garage goes with It; also fruit asd shade trees; 50x100. Swell location for duplex house or a fine home. Asking $2500. RITTER. LOWE A CO.. Realtors. 201-2-1-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. IRVINGTON 7x100, S. E. cor. 18th and Thompson. Owner will sacrifice on ac count of high bank. MAKE OFFER, if you can use it. Swell location; look It over. RITTER. LOWE A CO., Realtors. 21 -2-3-5-7 Hoard of Trade Bldg. ROSE CITY PARK CORNER LOT. PAVED STREET $600. 50x100, level lot on E. 52d st. N . all Imp. in on 52d st. Grab this snap at 6O0. It must be cash. HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.. 62S Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 4754. BUSINESS CORNER Speculation, owner refused $:',500 for this little corner on 7th and E. Broadway years ago. We can sell now for $2300. Very suitable for store, flats or small apartment house RITTER, LOWE A CO., Realtors, 2H1-2-3-3-7 Hoard of Trade Bldg. look: $650. if sold this week for cash. Well werth $1000. 100x103 corner E. 61st and Davis; streets graded, side walks and sewer In. HENRY W. GODDARD. REALTOR. 243 Stark Street. Main 831. IRVINGTON CORNER BARGAIN $1800. Just think, all improvements paid. On 23d street: also another corner on Stan ton, far $1330. one block to car line. Which will it be? RITTER. LOWE A CO , Realtors, 2(1 -2-3-3-7 Board of Trade Bldg. ADJACENT TO LAURELHURT. 73x100 ft. lot, one blk. to car, 6 bear ing fruit trees, sidewalk and sewers in and Included In price. Will take car for my equity in $700. 4o3 Couch bldg. Mar. For Sale llour. ROSE CITY PARK. $5500. on Sandy boulevard, a beauti ful 5-room modern bungalow, on corner lot; this is an unusual opportunity, as homes on Sandy boulevard arc seldom of fered tor sale; the owner Is a non-resident and the house la now vacant. All Improvements In and paid; we can get you very easy terms. HILLER BROS., Realtors 211 Ry. Ex. Bldg. Main 86. Branch office, 50th and Sandy. Tabor 8483. $31130 $31130 $31)50 $31)50. FURNISHED COMPLETELY. 6 rooms in the best part of Kenton; furnace, fireplace, streets In and paid; Vs block to car. beautiful lot. 50x100; forced sale at $31)50. This is $1000 un der value $850 cash will handle. A wonderful value in a wonderful location. A. J. WICKMAN CO.. REALTORS. Quality Homes. 2B2 Stark St. Broadway 67n4. FOR SALE TERMS. IRVINGTON. Classy new colonial bungalow. 50x100 lot, improvenienta alt paid: hardwood floors. furnace. fireplace. so triplets kitchen and breakfast room ; tile bath, vitrollte drain board. This Is a real home, well built, will stand Inspection. Owner at house all day Sunday. 831 Wasco, corner 26th st. Phone Tabor 6546. East TOM RUSE fflTY BUNGALOW. An exceptionally attractive home, priced to sell; new. modern to the min ute: hardwood floors, built-in!, garage, full cement basement; in fact, everything you would want in a home; price $5830. terms. O'FARRELL A FORDNEY, 838-40 Chamber of Com. Hldg. Bdwy. 4172. if ISH CITY. J4950 ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNOA l.OW WITH 3 HKKKOOMS. LARGE LIVING ROOM. FIREPLACE. DUTCH ICHEN. BREAKFAST NOOK. 2 BEDROOMS FIRST FLOOR. ONE ON SECOND. ALL TUB HITI.T1NS. ALL COMPLETE WITH GARAGE AND FUR NACE EASY TERMS. i R SOMERV1 1.I.E. HDWT. 2478. NEW LAI RELHURST BUNGALOW, $11500 $1500 CASH. Bal. to suit. This beautiful, modern bungalow and garage was bulU to sell for $7300; owner in need of money, will sacrifice to get quick action; see this before you buy. Mr. Rachanback, O. H. SKOTHE1M REALTY CO., INC. 408-11 Couen mug. St. 1.1,0. , ieuL'1 iirifjT nrvi! , I If you are luoking for a home you would be proud to Invite your friends to see you in. we have it; 6 rooms, with every modern convenience on 50x100 lot. with garage, east front, 8 blocks to R. City car: price $6850; terms. O'FARRELL A FORDNEY. 338-40 Chamber of Com Bdwy. 4172. ROSE CITY $350 CASH Nice, airy bungalow, large living room, fireplace, 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors, S cement basement, all bullt-lns, fin ished in old Ivory', with tapestry paper; see this today. O'FARRELL A FORDNEY. 338-40 Chamber of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. 4172. IRVINGTON. Latest design 6-room bungalow, every modern convenience; hardwood floors tapestry paper: old Ivory throughout; tile bath recess tub: breakfast nook: double garage; furnace; east face; very exclusive "district. $7700. HARRY BECK WITH, Main 6801). REALTOR. 104 5th St. Ri iSK CITY PARK. Priced to sell at once, modern 6-room bungalow, 2 bedrooms, sun room, music room, beautiful Interior, Dutch kitchen: every modern convenience: $4090, terms. HARRY HKCKVTITH. Main 6H9. REALTOR. 104 3th St $500 HOSE CITY. $41100 ATTRACTIVE 8-ROOM BUN GALOW. LARGE LIV1NO ROOM FIRE PLACE. HARDWOOD FLOORS. BREAKFAST NOOK. FURNACE AND GARAGE. BROADWAY 2478. new modern bungalow. We have some very fine buys In new modern bungalows.' Rose City and Lau relhurst. O'FARRELL A FORDNEY. 338-40 Chamber of Com. Bdwy. 4172. IS.MI CASH and terms buys a 3-room house 'located on 4 nice lots totaling 100x200 ft., with a small 2-ruom house on the rear of the properly; chicken house and lots of bearing fruit trees; also 8 walnut trees; $15QO. Call Mr. Young. .Main 1.308, It-ROOM bungaiow in Rose City; sleeping porch, hardwood floors, fireplace, fur nace. ' garage, on paved sireet: beauti ful interior decorations; $5500, $750 caah und terms; will take auto alao an part pitymnnt. can air. lounn. .-.iaiti t,.i:' BEAUTIFUL Irvington home, 1 JoxlOO. cor Tner, 8-room strictly modern house, hot water furnace, - fireplaces, etc. Price Jin ."". Take sniAll home to $4500. KLMMELL A RUMMKLL. 274 Btark St. 100x100 CORN KR. on W. Park. 8 housea in good condition, with income of $ 175 ; can be Increased; price $l"J,0O0. HENRY W. GODDARD, REALTOR. 243 Stark Street. Main 831. IRVINGTON tiuplcx; exceptional home and income, heart of district, 17 rooms; choice buy, 10 per cent, for only $a500. Kat ggl XMAS presents for th tamtly. Modern bungalow. Move- in. Eat Xmas din ner at home and he happy ever after. East g 14. 5eiD THIS BARGAIN before you buy; beautiful modern b-room bungalow, lot looxito. pavd; 80S e. 3lst st. a. Must be sold or rented. PHONE MAIN 106S, Frank L. McOulre, Ask about Sunnside corner property 11300. NEW BUNGALOW. TOTAL PRICE $1000. Fireplace, ga. water and electricity. See Owner. 1540 Haven st. Bdwy. 2000. $7500 FdR MODERN home In firat-clasa condition, in best part of Ladd Addition. Main 8052. 3-ROOM house, I lot. west side, closo In. $700. $200 caah, balance terms. Wood lawn 4123. MuNI AVI I.LA bungalow, smart looking. Only $a(tO0. worth $4000. Owner. Ea.-t SO 1 FOR SALE $25O0; lot. 50x100, nd five room cottage: not modern. 4;i , 10th st reet south. Inquire King. 28 Morrison. REASONABLE My equity in 5-room mod ern bungalow, garage; Kenton district. 154 E. Holland Wdln. 64S7. LARGE house, garage, R. C. P., furnished or unfurnished, nuttable for aublettlng. lots or truu. i j'.M., Oregon. an. $300 CASH, bal. 115 in onth. 3-room house. Main 7284. iim R. C. bungalow. I kbor ",076. close in, once tintm NEW. MODERN. 4-roo (4100; $30U cash. Tabur REAL KSTATK. Kor Sat Set FRANK U McOUIRI To Buy Your llomr. LARGEST HOME SK1XKB IN AMERICA. 1200 Photographs of Homes for Sals. I'KHSi iXAI.l.Y IN.slT.i'TKn. PBHMONAI.I.V AITKAISKH. Ths MctiL'IRB SYSTEM Is th System of 100 Service to Horn ae.ll.rs! ulv. 3our family a home for Christmas ana let this be tho happiest Ihoy ever haa. Open EVEN'INiJS until 9. 40 Salesman With Autos 1RVINCSTON SACRIFICE. fliH)0 under value. 17490 THIS WAS A I'I'lt A ISKD at JH.'.OO. A beautiful home In heart of IRVINOTOK, amon(C thla dis trict's "best homes." 7 rooms, unusually distinctive llnus, In splendid condition. Large llvlnc room with fireplace, tapestry pa per, old Ivory finish, heauiiiul full paneled dining room with beamed ceilings and ms5l bullt-ln buffot; hardwood floors throughout: 4 siry sleeping rooms In tapestry: third story with maid's room, etc.; garage, close to Broadway car: Halsey at. A REMARKABLE HLYl HAWTHORNE STKCIAI.! $4190 liul'llUS STAR Ileres' a 'I""'' 8-room bungalow In HAw THOR.NE, has everything, bullt lns, cheery fireplace, S large bed rooms with roomy closets, radio fumelesa gas heating fysiem. NEWLY RENOVATKli. full ce ment basement; paved street, Madison st. A WON DBRKL 1 . BUY'! SEE IT TODAY. KBNTONI 1300 DOWN! 14200 l.'iOO down BEAl'TIFI'l. KEN TON BI'NOALOW TYPHI HOWE, built along substantial masstvo lines; warm and cheerful; H rooms 2 sleeping porches: every modern convenience; fine con dition; furnace; abundance nf bearing fruit, grapes. East Far ragut street. ALBERTA! ALBERTA! ALBERTA! KtlUU ,340 down. A COZY LITTLE HOME. We'll sell It TODAY! Come In and ask for It. Com bination living anil (fining room, very convenient kitchen, airy bed room and whit, en tmel bath, fll basement. E 3ltt h St., 1 blk. to car. Will aell furnished If desired. NEW ALBERTA LISTING! $2230 ONE OF TIUV MOST ARTISTIi" LITTLE BUMQALOWa In All Alh.Tta! Built along typical Call fotnla lines. Living and dining rooms extend across full front; 1 sunny bedroom, nice kitchen, bath, etc.; close to car. Easy terms BRAND NEW. See this. E. 27th, St. WAUam DISTANCE $300 DOWN. IUIK) S3IHI down. CENTRAL EAST PORTLAND HOME. E. 7th St. Eu-y walking distance to town. 3-room comfortable .uhstantliil bungalow cottage; break tM room, large dining and living room; very convenient kltehun: garage. Would consider lot as part payment. BROOKLYN BARGAIN! 123901300 down. THIS Is one of the biggest bargains In Brooklyn. 6 room attractive substantial home, built-in teatures. large roomy rooms, bath, cooler, linoleum In cluded, full basement, paved street lleua all paid- fruit, E. 21st at. ON THE PENINSULA. $300 Down. $.HK1 Down. $1490 $300 down. A neat, nice little 3-room Peninsula cottage, In good condition: bath, plumbing, elec tricity, gas. paved st. paid; right on St. Johns car line. Lombard St. A SLllH SELLER. See FRANK L. MeOUIRB, To Buy Y'our Home. Realtor. Ablngton Bldg.. Main 1008. 3d st., bet. Wash, and Stark. Entrance under the Hlg Electric SHIN BETTER HOMES, When a man loves a maid That's bis business. Whi n a maid loves a man That's her business. Whffi they ere married That's fine business. But when they want to build their nest That's our business Let us build according to your own plans and specifications A bumo you have dreamed and yearned tor. We will buy your location and help finance your little home. Quit saving rent receipts To build your home, see us. Q. C. ULKICH & CO., 002 Stock ntchsnge Bldg. "Th. Home of Better Homes. BRAN I NEW HOSE CITY BUNGALOW. $39311 TERMS $3030. 470 EAST BMTH 8T. N. ROSE CITY CAR. (BETWEEN TILLAMOOK AND THOMPSON). Strictly modern 3-room, hardwood floors, furnace. Dutch kitchen, break fast nook, hall seat, built-in effects, fine plumbing and electric fixtures, full base ment (cemented), wash trays, garage and st. work Included; fine locality, close to car. schools. etc. See this today from 1 to 3 P. M. Take R. C. car to 87th. then go south. Autos turn off Sandy at Thompson to 3flth. owner. Phono Woodlawn 1330. LA I' RELHURST BUNGALOW. Just completed, a 3-room bungalow at 210 E. 43d St.. near Royal court; has 5 rooms and large attic; the bedrooms arc large and plenty of windows; hard wood floors throughout; nifty breakfast nook: garage, furnace, light fixtures and window shades. If you are In need of such get In touch with owner snd builder for a snap. Open after noon. Tabor 11130. Main 3231. HOLLADAY PARK. If you are looking for a spacious, mod ern 8-room bungalow, situated In the heart of Holladay park, call us for ap pointment. This home can be had for oniy $1300 down. bal. reasonable terms. Sale price $10,000. Shown by appointment oaly. ROHNETT McCLURE. Realtors Marshall S292. IJ Couch H'.dg. BARGAIN. Fine modern tl-room home, close In. only blk. from cir: furnace, fireplace, full cement basement, paved at., good neighborhood, fruit and berries. Tfcis plsce Is owned by a widow lady and must be sold within a few days. If you are looking for a bargain answer quickly. Phone East 40U1. IRVINUTON. New 3-room bungalow; breakfast nook, fireplace, buffel. bookcases, oak floors. Dutch kitchen, cement basement; lot 30x100; double constructed and finished In Ivory and tapestry pupen price $380u, terms. See It today at 737 E. 18th a:. X. Wdln. G341. $30 DOWN, $13 MONTHLY. 106x141 and a substnntlally-hullt 2 room cottage, near Courtney station on the Oregon Cly line. This Is In a new platting and you have river-front rights and privileges in connection with th.s place. Priced at $90" F'ed W. German Co . Realtors. 732 Cham of Com. ....v.. se UtM I Tl. We dalgn snd bui:d residences or any building, assist In rinani Ing ssme: 1J years' continuous and complete building service. SECURITY AND SATISFAC TION ASSURED L. R. Halley. contract ins architect. 924 N. W Hank bldg. -ROOM house, lot 3nxllln. near Mt. Scott car, S. E. ; gas, water, toilet, good neigh borhood: a bargain at $ 18(H); $300 don n. balance $25 per month. Including inter est: house alone worth more than pur chase price; no agents need apply. Ad dress P O box 881. Portland. REAL VALUE. Must sell my G-room home, lot 3 Ox 10O fine fruit trees, berries, t-hruhbery, near Glenn Haven school, on S2d St. Price $2000. terms like rent. This Is sn exceptional bargain W. M. Umhdcnstock at Co., 210 Oregon bldg. Broadway lK.",w. COZY ALAMEDA HOME. Owner going south, will make real sacrifice of lVs-atory 7-room home with garage; In most exclusive section, near car; large rooms. Ivory finish, sun and breakfast rooms. I fireplaces, gas fur nace. f ill Tabor 407. WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE TO YOUR TASTE AND DESIRE and finance It and save you money. In vestigate our system. Mr. Rlchanbnch. O If. SKOTHEIM REALTY CO.. Inc., 408-11 Couch Bldg Main 1373 FOR SALE BY OWNER. New Rose City Park bungalow; 7 large rooms, garage; all modern conveniences; best plumbing. See this at noo. East 49th st. N. Low price. Some terms. Auto 043-6.I. T.-.on Hose CITY. 41sl North. 2 bloc north ol Ssndv: 8 rooms, strict ly moili-i i 73x100; garage: full cement drlvcvvagw owner c tanning Dasunssa location: commissions; uo agents Phone Tabi 232. 1Y OWNER $3700, terms New. mod ..-room furnished house, ,-xlra fine nace and basement. t.ood IochUoU. block from car line. laui r.. v-aruis Phone Tabor 33'.ll FINE LAUREl.Hl'RST HOME Closo In. near park, pretty, s modern bungalow: look this over vou buy. To be sold right. Call Pries lower than USI1:1. A 1,23-1$ IT. JOHNS bngalow, new and ti blocks from business section cant: for sale at S230O on i Ben ltleslana. 41)4 1'latt Ding st. 700 DOWN. $3730, o-room Waverlelgh Hgts. ; hardwood place and furnace; paved i Ack'iey Land Co., 527 Corbett till.