THE MORJSING OREGOMAN. THURSDAY.. DECEMBER IS, 1921
SOCIETY IN CAPITAL
ON WAY TO NORMAL
Smart Unofficial Set Takes
Reins Again.
CHARMING DIMMERS GIVEM
Debutantes Presented and Feted ut
Parties Until Gaiety Is Like
Three-King Circ9.
BY BETTY BAXTER.
(CopyrBrht. 1921. by The Oreutonian.)
WASHINGTON. D. C, rc. 1.
(Special.) Everybody is going home!
First several delegates to the confer
ence departed and now the literary
lions are leaving. Colonel Charles
Repington has gone; Lord Rlddell' Is
sailing next week. He is one of the
foremost writers attending the con
ference, you know, and anytttJfig he
says or does Is of particular Interest
because he Is so close to Lloyd
George; can get his attention proba
bly more quickly than the king of
England. He has been here as he
was at the Paris conference, the "go
between" fir the newspaper men and
the heads of the conference and other
notables. However, after suffering
a temporary eclipse, Washington
smart unofficial society Is coming
Into its own aualn.
Witness the several functions given
recently by Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus
Stokes. Jr., and the large dinner
party given by Mr.i. Thomas F Walsh
for the vice-president and Mrs. Cool
Idge last Sunday and a number of
others of the same Bort with resi
dential society members as hosts and
hostesses.
Sundays Are t.ay.
Each Sunday seems to be a bit
gayer than the preceding one. Last
Sunday, for example, there was a big
dinner of Mrs. Walsh. The Belgian
ambassador and Baroness de Cartter
de Marchiennu gave a dinner when
their guests included a number of
officials and conference delegates.
Also Warren De Lanor Bobbins of the
state department and Mrs. Robbing
had guests for dinner to meet Count
and Countess Szecheny, the co-untess
was formerly Gladys Vanderhilt, you
know; Mis. John B. Henderson has
some delegates and others dining
with her; there were several dinners
and luncheons at the various clubs.
There was a bud presented almost
very day this week and one or two
days two were launched, and every
day there were teas and luncheons
and "bridges" for the debutantes;
several every day, In fact. Senator
and Mrs James W, Wadsworth, Jr.,
gave a dinner party Friday night far
their debutante daughter, "Evelyn.
Her mother was Alice Hay. daughter
of the late secretary of state.
Annual Dinner tilven.
Then Commander Theodore Jewell,
U. S. N., gave his eleventh annual
debutante dinner. The commander
gives such a party every winter,
though he himself is well beyond the
debutante age. On his invitations he
had the "11th annual dinner" when
Miss Elizabeth Zo'nay. daughter of i
the artist, George Julian Zolnay, was
presented. The bud and her mother
received in the drawing room and
were assisted by several women and
a bevy of buds, according to rules
and regulations.
However. Mr. Zolney received in the '
studio and had assisting him a group
of men who even poured the tea.
Quite a delightful Innovation. I
should say!
Miss Laura LeJune. daughter of the;
commandant of the marine corps, aad
Mrs. LeJune, was formally presented!
today at a tea dance at the Marine'
barracks, and was also the guest of:
honor at several parties for the lae?t '
seven days.
General Pershing, who Is enter-1
tnlned constantly doesn t do much en.
tertatning himself. However, he gave
three luncheons this week, one In I
honor of General the Earl 'of Cavan,
who is being much feled lately, one
"to compliment General llaz, who ar
rived Just along In time for the party,
which was on Wednesday. He sailed
for Italy yesterday. Then today the
general had another luncheon for
General Tanaka of the Japanese dele
gation, who gave a dinner Wednes
day for the general.
Cabinet U n Receive.
Ths women of the cabinet who have j
been so busy with the conference got I
down this reek to the business of
having their days at home, all of!
them in town receiving Wednesday
for the first time for several weeks.
Mrs. QoOlidge and Mrs. Gillette are
also back to regular schedule.
The Hardlngs had a dinner party
last Thursday night for BO when sev
eral governors of stateB and their
wives were among the guests. The
governors were passing tHrough
town when en route from the guber
natorial convention In South Carolina
Wednesday night the Hardlngs dined
with Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot.
when Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft, the
attorney general, Harry M. Daugh
erty, and one or two others were
th-e; just a family party in a way.
Kirs. Harding, as usual, entertained
box parties at the several concerts of
the week, each time having with her
a particularly Interesting company of
women, most of them being wives of
delegates or diplomats. President
and Mrs. Harding had also their
usual weekly theater party, this time
entertaining In their box Representa
tive and Mrs. James R. Mann and the
director of the budget and Mrs.
Charles G. Dawes.
The Congressional club gave a
brilliant reception Friday, the first
party of the season. I reallv can't
remember all the large and Interest-i
ing parties of the week: society was
In a mad whirl; it was like a three-
ring circus.
BUSINESS MEN TIE TRIP
PORTIi.VtfDETtS OFF FOR TA
COMA FOR CONFERENCE.
Annual Trade Convention Held to
Discuss Ways of. Promoting In
terests of Northwest.
A large and enthusiastic delegation
of Portland business men left last
night for Tacoma, to attend the first
annual Pacific northwest foreign
trade conference, which will be In ses
sion today and tomorrow. Many
delegates will be present from Ore
gon. Montana, Washington, Idaho and
Alaska, united In a project to place
the manufactured and agricultural
products of their districts in the mar
kets of the world,
"The Portland delegation." said
Frank Ira White, manager of the
Chamber of Commerce foreign trade
department, "is indicative, by its per-
sonno!. of the general interest mani
fested In this endeavor to increase
the foreign trade of the northwest."
Among the local delegates is C. P.
Bishop, president of the Pendleton
woolen mills. H. J. Frank, president.
4nd D. C. Freeman, manager, of the
associated industries of Oregon, will
represent Oregon manufacturers. J.
Nakagawa, manager of Suiuki & Co.,
is In . charge of the 'Japanese firm's
Paclf lev coast business. Portland banks
are represented Jy W. H. Brown of
tntv Northwestern National bank.
Christian Petersen of the United States
National bank and A. L. Deak of Ladd
& Tilton bank. Arthur M. Geary will
appear for the northwestern fruit In
dustry.
Railroad traffic officials and steam
rhlp representatives are as follows:
A. S. Edmonds, traffic manager of
the O.-W. R. e& N. company; A. D.
Charlton, general passerger agent of
the Northern Pacific; J F. Poggi of
the Atlanlic, Gulf & Pacific Steam
ship company: and A. C. Callah, agent
for the Williams' line. The Port of
Portland commission is represented
by H. L. Hudson, general traffic
manager. Frank Ira White, manager
of the foreign trade department, rep
resents the chamber of commerce.
Other Portland representatives of
export activities are V. H. Dent of
the V. H. Dent company; McCormac
Snow of the United States shipping
board legal department, J. B. Cox of
Traffic World, A. L. Benham. export
manager of the Blumauer-Frank Drug
Company, and E. H. Parker of the
Marshall-Wells Hardware company.
Consular 'representatives Include John
Trant, British consul, of Portland.
The prestige of Ort-gonian Want
Ada has been attained not merely by
The Oregonian'a large circulation, but
by the fact that all Its reader are
interested in Oregonjan Want-Ads.
On one day In the yearamong the
Hindoos, gambling Is regarded as not
only permissible, but commendable.
It Is called Devali.
AMIKMETS.
J BEGINS TONIGHT, 8:15 ' ,
I .'-.' : Now Selling
TIITT T Broadway at Taylor
I li -lJlVJ Ikonr Main 1
3 lS: TONIGHT
mci L PRICE e
j MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY j
RICHARD CMERNDONyDrcw
MAMCE
ONEIL
xpms ion flower'
AWfrNCrPJlAMATICACHirVSMENT
ISPLKJfDID SUPPORTING CAST
ai.
ITJPKKB PRODUCTION
EVE'S Floor, $2.50: Balcony. $2.
$1.50. II; Gallery. 77c. 50c SPE
CIAL. SAT. M T. .F 1 o o r, J1.50;
Balcony, $1: Gallery, 50c.
Add 10 Per Cent War Tax
FIRST TIM K II ERE
ON" ANY STAGE.
Big Smashing
Suceess
"SMOOTH- AS SILK"
Ilk" Was Shady, but You Will Admlra
His Methods.
I P STOCK COMPANY Hi
NOW PLAYING
I Wlllard Mack's
SAM MANN BD.JAN1SSCQ
AND PLAYERS MUSIC. SONG and.
atH0MI MsDC -T'STKT TERPSICHORE
JOHANNES JOSLTSSONfe ORIGINAL
ICCLANDC GLIMA.' COMPANY
MOSS &FRYE
LYONS &YOSCO
itxk new nu.iy
TODAY
TV snows IN om;
VAl'DRVILLE PHOTOPLAY
Chalf onte Sisters
Scenic Plrtorlal of
Melody and Rhyme
SPECIAL ADDED
ATTRACTION
Eadie and Ramsden
Happy Blend of Smiles
d Novelty Dancing
Elinor Fields
In thr Superb Romantic
lti omed r-Drnifl
"Hearts
and
Masks"
CONROY & O DONNELL
Humoronw Offering
COOKE & HAMILTON
Comedy Oddity
BOLLINGER & REYNOLDS
"A Trip on the Line"
Send the Kiddies to the "Hip"
vehlle you do your Xmaa shop
ping It pays.
PANTAQES
Continuous 1 P M to 11 P M.
THE WORLD'S CHAMPION
JACK DEMPSEY
With Manager Kearna and the Dempaey
Road Show.
LA GANA, ZEIOFELD FOLLIES
DANCER.
THE BIO SHOW OF THE CENTURY.
LYRIC
MUSICAL, COMEDY COMPANY
There Is Nothing But Fan In
"A CLOSE SHAVE"
Afternoons at 2. Kvrnlnga at 7 and 9.
K. C. MINSTRELS
AT AUDITORIUM
TonlKht nnd Friday Nights.
Prices 50c, 75c and 41.00 plus war
tax. Seats on sale Brennan A
Whalen's, and at Auditorium after
7 P M.
R.Vt Morrison St. Main Kir..-..
RATES FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
in order to earn the more tUan one
time rate, adrertisiuc mast run in cod
becutlve lmuea.
One time 12o per line
Two times (each Issue) lie per line
Three times (each issue) .... ivc per line
Seven times leach Issue) tfc per line
One to six months, per
month $2.50 per Un
Six to twelve months, per
month $2. 25 per tine
The above rate apply 1o ail head iocs
wltn - folio vrlnc exceptions:
61 taction anted
Each insertion. 9c per line
Help Wanted .Notices
.Lost and tuciid Special Notices
IVrvonal fruneral Notices
ro portals Invited Aire tins; Notices
One time 16c per line
Two times (each It-sue) 14c per line
Three times teach Issue) ..l&o per line
beven times teach issuer ..lac per line
Ons month $6 per Uae
NEH TOUAV
Bute 1'ex Uaes
Uaily Sunday
One time lo 20c
Two times (per ltsue).... loo 18o
Three times (per Issue)... 14a l&e
beven timea (per Issue)... loo i7o
one month, dU and Sunday 3.&
Count live -words to the line.
No ad taaen lor lees than two I lore.
Aits ruu ouiiuajs oni cbaxgud at
siifiitaie rate.
Advertisement (except Persooali"
mini "Situation Wanted) will be taken
over the telephone If the aivertir Is
a hubi-nber to either phoce,
lue oregomau will receive ropy by
mau provioed suliiclent remit tauro
lor detinite number oi Ueoes is seal
AcknoH leujcoirnt will be forwarded
promptly.
Advertisements are taken for The
Daily Ure&onlan until 7:50 P. M.; tor
The Sunday Orcsjuiiiau until F. M.
MUurdaj.
AUCTION SALES.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, today at 10
A. M., at Wilson's Auction House; es
tate or the lata Dr. J. D. Fenton; viz.,
office furniture, medical library and sur
gical Instrument!. H. W. Sitton. ad
ministrator. J. S. Wilson, auctioneer.
At the Baker Auction house. Tarablll
and Went Park Btreeta. Sale at 10 A. M
MLKtInG NOTICES.
rOST, ATTENTION!
The funeral notice of our
comrade, G. E. Nottage, a
member Co. H, 4th Reft..
Rhode Island Infantry, will be
held from the Dunntn.T parlors
on East 0th and Alder streets.
Comrade Nottage was a char
ter member of Sumner Post
No. 12. Since the year af
March 2. 188.1. his monthly
meetings in the Poat were an
inspiration that we will not
want to foraet. The funeral
wiM be at 11 o'clock A. M.. December 13,
UHl C. s. BAKER, Commander.
J. W. OGILBEE. .Artjt.
OREGON COMMANDER Y.
NO. 1, K. T. Special con
clave Tburaday evening,
Dec. 15. at 7:S0 o'clock. Or
der of the temnle. Your at
tendance will be appreciated.
C. F. WIBGAND. Recorder.
OREGON COMMANDER Y,
No. 1, K. T. Special conclave
.o act aaescort at the funeral
tt Sir U. E. Noltag-e. as
semble at the asylum, 10
o'clock A. M. Bring machines. Service at
East Side undertaking parlors.
C. F. WIKOAND, Recorder.
WASHINGTON COMMAN
DEltl. NO. 15. K. T. Drill
team, annual meeting, election
of officer and rehearsal this
(Thursday) evening, 7:30.
K. R SCHOMP. Recorder.
GUI. REAZEE GROTTO.
NO. 85 Informal dance.
Pythian temple. Friday. De
cember 18. Members of Ua
aonlc. Eastern Star and
Frlenda invited.
HARRY A. McRAE. Chairman.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
48. A. F. AND A. M. Special
l communication Thursday. Dec.
13, 10 o'clock A. M . East 8th
and Bur. Hide, to conduct the
funeral nf aii, l .t K- ..h..-
Dr. George E. Nottage. A full attendance
desired. All M. M. invited. Your auto will
be appreciated. Order W. M
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
COLUMBIAi LODGE. NO.
114. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Thura
day) evening at 0:80 o'clock.
Labor and examinations in the
F. C. degree. Visiting brethren
always welcome. By order W. M.
FKED L. OLSON, Sec.
MT; SCOTT CHAPTER. 110.
O. E. S. Regular meeting
this (Thursday! evening.
Work. By order W. M.
MAUD E. CONXULL, "Sec.
B. P. O. ELKS. NO. 142.
R e g u 1 a r meeting this
(Thuradayr evening. 8
o'clock, Elka temple. Via
itlng brothers welcome.
If. R. SPAULDINO,
Secretary.
HARD TIMJCS BALL.
LIVE TURKEY.
DOOR PRIZE.
EUREKA COUNCIL. 04.
P, B. A. Monday evening,
1. 1. Eaat Ride W. O. W.
hall. East ath ana Aiaer.
Eight dandy prises for the
best hard-times costume.
Special fine union music
.on 35c. including war tax.
A MA KIT AN LODGE. NO.
S, L O. O. F. Will hold a
joint Jewel presentation meet
ing this (Thursday) evening,
with Ellison Encampment, No.
Lodge. No. 10. and -Minerva
18. All membera urged to be
FRANK E. GRAHAM, N. O.
JONES. Rec. Seey.
1. Haaaalo
Lodge, No.
present.
JESSE T.
8TAR LODGE. NO. 210,
. LOfv L O. O. F. Regular meet
7tsia Jnc every Thursday eve
y. "ing at 8 o'clock, at 104
(CCT2sJ) Kl'.llngsworth sve Work
In initiatory degree. Visit
ing brothers always welcome.
C. F. LATHROP. N. O.
L. H. VAN WYNGARDEN. Sec.
GOLDEN RU1-E ENCAMP
MENT, NO. 28. I O. O. F.,
meets this (Thursday) eve
ning at 8 o'clock. East Sixth
and Alder atreeta. All appli-
a be presented this evening. Pa
triarchal hospitality extended to all so
journing patriarchs.
F. A. ALVORD. C. P.
S. A STARK. Scribe.
MACCABEE REVIEW.
TENT NO. 1, tonight, 888 1
Washington st. Visiting
Sir Knights welcome.
TYSON KINSELL.
R. K.
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
NO. 200. will have election of officers. Fri
day. December 10, Maccabe hall. 3eti Vi
Washington street. All membera urged to
attend. Dancing after meeting.
GUS H. CRAMER.
713 SELLING ULDO.
Main 6028.
Jewel and emblem manufacture.,
watch and Jewelry 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
Davids, Jewelers and optlciana 843 Wash
ington street at Broadway.
EMltLEM Jewelry, oultons. charm-, pins,
new diaigns. Jaeger Bros.. 131-8 Sixth st.
FRIlt DLANDER'S for lodge emblems.
class P'.oa and medals. 810 Washington st.
Phone your want ads to The Ore
gonlan. Main 7070. Automatic 560-95.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
set 4th st.. opp. City Hall. NEC BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORKS
QUATJTY MEMORIALS
E THIRD A HUE STS PHONE E.T43
DIED.
CLANTON In this city. Dec. 14. "Trances
P. Clantnn. aged bi-e-ears. beloved moth
er of Kmma T. Clanton of Portland. R.
E. Clanton. Bonneville; Dr. J.ee Clanton.
Rockford. Wash.; Mrs. A.-Tmgmlre. of
The Dalles, and Mra Nellie Dempsey of
Clarkston. Wash.: grandmother or Mr.
and Mra." O. W. Klaus of Portland. Fu
neral notice later. Remains' are at the
residential parlors of Miller A Tracey.
HUOTT In this city. Dec 14. Jane Huott.
aged 74 years, mother of Mra Frank
Loveland of Chicago. 111.:- Mra W. J.
Wright of Ketchikan. Alaska: Mrs. T.
C. Fargher of Dufur. Or., and Frank
Huott of Portland. The remains are at
Flnley's mortuary, Montgomery st 5th.
Notice ot funeral hereafter.
I. A BBS In this city. Dec. 18. 1821. Eva
Labbe, sged - yean, daughter of Mrsa
Cecile Labbe of Kansas. Remains are ,
the chapel of Edward Holman & Son,
Third and Salmon ats. Notice of funeral
later.
DIED Suddenly, at Los Angeles. Dr. Mar
cus Fried, brother of Mra. Julius Durk
helmer. Mra M. Baruh and Leo Fried,
-all of this city. Notice of funeral later.
rUNERAt, NOTICES.
MILLfcR In this est. December in. 1921.
John A. Miller, aged 4 years, beloved
son of Wenxel ttobobsky of this city;
brother of Mrs. Lucy Fiala of Oregon
City. Or., and Mrs. Susie A. Phillppi of
Chehalia, Wash Deceased was a member
of the L. O. O. M. of Tlllsmook. Or., and
Golden Link lodge. No. 4. t O. O. F.
of Seattle. Wash. Funeral services will
be held at the Portland crematorium to
day (Thursday) at 1 P. st. Friends In
vited to attend. Remains will be at th
residential funeral parlors of Dunnir.g
A Cain. Morriaon atraet, at Twelfth,
until 12, noon, today.
NOTTAGE At Los Angeles, Cal., Dr.
Oeorge E. Nottage. aged 78 years. De
ceased was a member of Washington
lodge. No. 46, A. F. and A. M.. Washing
ton chapter and Oregon commandery.
Knights Templar. Charter member Sum
ner Post No. It, O. A. R. The funeral
services will be held In the conservatory
chapel of the Eaat Side Funegal Direc
tors, 414 E. Alder St., today. Thursday.
Dec. 15. at 11 A. M. Friends invited.
Concluding services at Lone Fir ceme
tery under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity.
BECKETT Dec. 13. at the late residence.
1689 Taylors Ferry road. Bertha L.
Beckett, mother of Halllcc H. Beckett
of Seattle. Wash.; daughter of Mrs. E.
A. Sprague and sister of Mra Harry
Gall. Mrs. Bonnie Whltsett, Geary Price
of Portland; Mra Walter W. Flory of
Seattle and Mra. D. L Wadsworth of
Pasadens. Cat. The funeral service will
be held Friday. Dec. 16. at 2:30 P. M.
at Flnley's mortuary, Montgomery at
.1th. Friends Invited. Conclude serv
ice. Mt. Scott cemetery.
McCOLGAN Dec. 14, at the late residence.
405 East S7th st. N., Dennis McColgan.
aged 71) years, father of Edward, James
and John F. McColgan ot San Franciaco.
Cal. and brother or airs, iainenntj
Bahr of Portland, Th
e funeral cortege
riuary, Montgom-
c 16. at 8:30 A. j
chsrrh of thel
will leave Flnley's mort
ert- mt ,t h FrldaV. DeC
M n.l Droreed to the Church of the
Madeleine. East 23d and Siskiyou sts.
where man will be celebrated at 9 A. M
Frlenda invited. Concluding services
Rose City cemetery.
SCHARRER At the residence, 340 San
Rafael street, December 12. Catherine,
aged 61 "ears, wife of Daniel M. Rchar
rer, mother of Edward Norwood and
Orln Schasrer of this city; Mrs. Edward
Caffell of Salt Lake CJty and Mra Ldna
Adams of Edwardsburg. Mich. The
body Is at the parlors of Chambers Co..
248-230 Klllingsworth avenue. Funeral
services will be he'.d at 2 T. M.. tomor-
, row (Thursday), at he Third Baptist
,' church. Knott street and Vancouver ave
nue. Friends Invited.
HISLOP In this city, Dec. 10. 1921.
Oeorge Hlslop of Estacada. Oregon, sged
67 years, husband of Carrie Hlslop and
father of Harry R. Stewart and George
Hlslop, Mrs. Inea Greenleaf, Mrs. Rhoe
Syron and Mrs. Hazel Stains. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services to
be held at the chapel of Edward Holman
A Son. Third and Salmon sts., today,
Thursday. Dec. 15. at 2:30 P. M. Inter
ment In Rose City cemetery.
JENNINGS Dec. 18. at Jennings Lodge.
Or., Sarah Wllmot Jennfhge, aged 53
years, beloved wife of John F. Jennings:
survived by two sisters. Mra Leah Ship
man and Mrs. Edna Zlnser of Portland,
and two brothers. Archie L. Tibbetts of
Portland snd Vivian Tibbetts of Juneau.
Alaska. Funeral services will be con
ducted Thursday. Dec. 15. from the
Portland crematorium at Sella-ood.
Friends invited.
BAK-ER In this city. Dec. 18, 921, Maria
J. Raker, teed 80 viears. widow of the
late Perry G. Baker and mother of Mra
Kooen 11. Aunun, jiirn. Awe ..i.
John Annand snd John W. Baker, all of
this city. Friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral services to
be held at her late residence, 621 Front
St., today. Thursday. Dec. 15, at 2 P. M.
Interment in Rlvervlew cemptery.
RAUCH Dec. 14, at the late residence.
541 Gideon at., Anna Rauch. aged 43
yeara, mother of Elaie. Anna and Rain
hard Rauch, and Mrs. Theresa Guffey
of Portland and Raymond Rauch of
Kewanee, Wis. The funeral service will
be held Friday, Dnc. 14. at 3:30 P. M.
at Flnley's mortuary. Montgomery at
5th. Friends Invited. Concluding service
Rose City cemetery.
YATES In this city, Dec. IS. 1921. John
H. Yates, of Glenmorey, near Oregon
City, father of Mrs. Fred Morey and'Ed
ward Yates. Funersl services will be
held at the chapel of Edward Holman
4t Son. Third and Salmon ate., today,
Thursday, Dec 15, at 1 P. M. Interment
in Rtvervlew cemetery.
WHITEHAIR December 14. 1921. Hsrold
Lewis Whitehair. age 7 months 22 days.
Beloved un of Mr. and Mrs. Fred White
hair. Funeral will be held Friday. De
cember 10. at 2 P. M.. from A. R. Zeller
& Co. parlors, 582 Williams avenue. In
terment Rose City cemetery.
FIELDS In this city. December 14. Gerald
Eugene Flelda aged 13 yeara. beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fields of
Wasco, Or. Remains will be shipped to
Wasco. Or., December 15, where fuaeral
will be held and Interment made. Mc
Entee at Eilers. directors.
PIERCE! The funeral service for the late
Elisabeth Ann Pierce of Welches. Or.,
wih be held today (Thursday) at 1 P.
M., at Flnley's mortuary. Montgomery
at 5th. Friends invited. Concluding
service Rlverview cemetery.
FERRERA The funeral service for the
late Anthony Ferrers of 941 Hawthorne
ave. will be held Friday. Dec. 10. at, I
P. M . at Flnley's mortuary, Montgomery
at 5th. Friends invited. Concluding
service Rose City cemetery.
HADLEY The funeral services of the late
Emma Hadley will be held today (Thurs
day, Dec. 15). at 2 P. M. , at the Port
land crematorium. Friends Invited. Ar
rangements in care of Miller at Tracey.
FUNERAL CAES.
LIMOUSINES for funeral service. JONES
AUTO LIVERY MARSHALL 114.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Cremation
$45
Portland
Crematorium
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less.
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between 20th and
21st sta. west side. Lady aaalstant.
Main 2091 Automatic 518-14.
DUNNING & CAIN
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
443 Morrison St., West 81ds.
Phones Broadway 480; Auto
matic S45-5S.
HOLMAN & SON
' (Founded 1854.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sta. , Main 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the prlvac of
a home. 16th and Everett atreeta.
Phone Broadway gtgfti Auto. 531-33.
SNOOK & WHEALDON.
luneral Director.
Successors to
Breeze & Snook.
Belmont at 35th. Tabor 125S.
PVruCO UXDEftTsCKING CO.,
Third and Clay. Main 4152.
i A. R. ZELLER CO.,
692 Williams Ave.
Phnne Kast I18S.
A. D. KEN WORTHY A CO..
iS'.'i I'-d St.. Lents. " Auto, ols-ii.
Portland Business Bulletin
A directory of tjusiness 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.
ACCOUNT. N
JULIUS R BLACK. DUbllc accountant
auditor. Income tax service. Concord
bldg.. 2d and Stark. Phone Mam 744:1.
AS.SAVK.RS AND ANALYST-
MONTANA A So At OFFICE, 142 Second.
Gold, hllver. platinum bought.
ATTORNEY a. '
U W. EASTMAN, lawyer,
of Commerce building.
82S Chamber
BATHS. KTl .
DH. McMAHON'S baths. Portland; steam
showers, plunges, tubs, all -for 85c; tall
your friends. Fourth at Washington.
CUl.Ll LOIIi Ul TTONS.
THE IRWlN-HuDbuN COMPANY.
387 Washington. Bdwy. 4S4. Tabor 1254.
CUIKOI'RAt TH .
DR. MciiAHuN tMcMan), Portland; 12th
year. Seven post - graduate research
. courses. 'Rates: Exteuded time. 81 ad
justments. 115; restoring hS8rh.
'
( HIKOi'OiMSTS.
WILLIAM, Estelle Florello and Dewane
De Veny, the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors
302 Geriinger bldg., southwest corner
Second anO Alder streets. Main 1301.
DR. O. O. FLETCHER l-'tfot troubles sci
entlfically corrected; lady assistant. 512
Morgan bldg. Main 8762.
CLEANING A.NU DYKING.
REGAL CLEANERS1 AND HATTEKS
Soldiers' overcoats dyed blue
new set buttons, 6 50. 127 N.
black.
th st.
COLLKCTIO.NS.
NET 11 at CO., Worcester bldg. Main 1796.
No collections, no charges. Estab. 1900.
DENTISTRY.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
Third Floor Raleigh Bldg.
Corner Sixth and Waaulngton Sts.
Main 2111). Auto. 2119.
DENTISTRY
DR. A. W. KEENE,
No After Effects.
Witho
X-P.ay
Pain.
Vork.
351 Washington St.
Above Majeytic Theater.
LLKCTKICAl. KKl'AlKlNt..
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELECTRICAL WORKS
'hont 527-27. 226 Main St.
jkwki Xv .MM.
: V "
ROSS & CO WHO
319 MOHAWK B
AM taCPAIKlNti.
iLKSALE JKWKI.fclHaS.
MOHAWK BLAH... 3d Morrison.
fM I'M C IAIN' S.
Dft, R. A. rHlLsLIPaS, Broadway bulidin-;
tomach. bowel, liver, kidney, bladder.
rectal, prostate and
female dUorden
without operation.
PAINTING.
h.
pat"
TERKIiX, toouj
ring, tinting. 4 ft"
e and sign painter,
:. STth. Tabor ..till.
PAINTING AND I A I AIM I NO.
DL'R PAINTING. DECORATING
AND SIGNS BEFORE CHRISTMAS:
TEARS' EXPERIENCE. BEST WORK
AND MATERIAL. TABOR 21.
IT.VKKAI. DIRKCTORS.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(F. S. DCNNING, INC.)
"The Family Sets the Price." 414 E. Alder.
Phone East 52. Auto. 223-23.
LURCH. CNDERTAKEK.
East Eleventh and Hawthorne.
Phone Eaat 781.
FINLEY'S
MONTGOMERY
MORTUARY
AT BTH. MAIN 9.
JT OKISTS.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IN
PORTLAND.
328 Morrison St.,
Portland Hotel.
Phone Mar. 73:1.
MARTIN & FORBES
. COMPANY
354 Washington St.
Main 269
Fine Roses and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for All Occasions
Artistically Arranged.
Personal attention give
wedding, reception, tea
and table decorations.
Floral Uabntes promptly
attended to.
SWETLAN 1S FLOW E R
SHOP.
Morrison st.. bet. 3d and 4th.
Tel. Mam ....
FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS.
MAIN
4737
.YAMHILL AT TENTH.
And Floral Designs.
25 Hothouses.
No Branch Stores.
23 Years Morrison
street, bet. 4th and
3th. Main 7700.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Krogresslve Florists. We spe
olallxs in funeral designs. 141 H Sixth,
opposite Meier A Frank's. Main 721.'.
. NOB
HILL FLORISTS.
IKsiute Alfred Burkhardt.)
N. E. cor. 23d snd Gllsan. Majn 13511.
TONSETH'8 FLORAL CO.. 287 Washington
St.. bet, 4th and 3th. Main 3102. A. 1101.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates -til ci
cases of alleged,
cruelty to anTmals. Offices, room 151
courthouse. Phone Main 878 from I
8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
The society haa full chargre of the city
pound at Its home. 535 Columbia bou
levard, pnona any time. wouu.swn
T64. Dogs for sale. Horse ambulance I
for sick or disabled horses. Small i
animals painlessly electrocuted where
necessary and stray animals cared
tor. All dead animals, cows, horses,
etc. picked un-
NEW TODAT.
4
THIS Is but one of our many beauti
ful designs. Theyane double con
jstructed homes built to highest stand
ards. Irrices inuiuue pinus aiiu
flcations, lumber, lath, shingles, doors
and windows, mill work, building pa
per, nails, paint, hardware and tin
work.
Rainy weather need not prevent
building your home.
Fenner homes are factftry cut. can
be put "under cover" In a week and
completed in about six weeks after
the foundation Is In. No reason to
wait till spring. Labor is cheap and
plentiful, and you will help out un
emnlovment. Plaster sets better and
less liable to crack in moist than lnl
dry weather. Ins. do Iinisn can oo
done as well now as at any time.
Homes built to your plans as well
as ours. Complete estimates furnished
on all homes.
See us before you place your con
tract. We have many beautiful homes
constructed in and near Portland to
show you.
Downtown Office. 327-328 Artisan
Bldar. Brondway and Oak; Sta.
Phone Broadway 1163.
n
W1ITI OK FHOMS
e-ewToeeici aox ..)
MFr. rn
f Hams' mliu9!n
MUSIC TEACH KHS.
VIOLIN
piano, mandolin, guitar, banjo.
practical
harmony, kol ivenoeca, sos
i amh
L. CAKKvjLL DAY,
voice. Broadway I
teacher of piano aad
593, 148 18th St.
OPTOMKHjilSTS.
Oat of the Hijch-Krnt District.
Save Money on Tour GlutM.
JS vear'si experience; mont
modern and complete equipment at your
service. Consult ua free. Thousands ot
sat is tied patrona Dr. Samuel Goodman,
associate optometrist. Main 2124.
PLB(1 xj entJwm.Z09 Morrison St.. Bet.
Lhas. W. Goodman Front amj rtrt.
iSm sir WHY PAT MORE?
iS2x0 lasses in gold-filled frames
yWf fitted to your eyes. $'J.30, doubls
vision glasses at low prices;
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. K Hurwttz.
optqryietr.Btw. !J1!KI rst st. Main 461.
DR. GEORGE RUBEN STEIN, veteran op
tician; eyes tested, glasses fitted, bru4nn
lenses duplicated promptly, very reason
able prices. 220" Alorrisun at. Main IStifll.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Our practice has extended over
a period jt 74 years. All communloa
tlons strictly confidential, prompt, effl
ciein. conscientious service: handbook
free on request. Ml'XN A CO.. Hobart
bide , &84 Murkst st.. 'San Francisco:
Chlcsrgo office, room &lu Tower bldg. ;
0 Washington office, room 103 Scientific
American bldg.. New Yorit office, Wool-
worth bidg;
.. C. WRIGHT, registered patent attorney,
2S yeara If Invention really valuable, see
practicing lawyer. 60 1 Dekum bldg.
PjJPJj K tCPAl st I N
PIPES REPAIRED
By Experts.
Pipe Shop. 272
Washington St
PRINTERS.
PRINTING J
V. W. BAIJES & COMPANY
'trst and Oak. Msin 165: Ml-63.
KOOK IvH'MKIM..
WK STOP the leaks Interstate Rooting
Co. For eervlce call Tabor 5274.
RHBI MATIC'SI-EITALIST.
FREE EXAMINATION FREE
The worM'i greatest rheumatic eure.
IT'S IN THE GOODS; THAT'S ALU
JACK KINO'S Mineral Treatmenta
Cured Patients My Best References.
JACK KINO. Rheumatic Specialist.
83 Fifth St.. Corner Oak.
Second Floor Phoenix Blda
TRANSFER AMI STOR.UiE.
SBCURITT STORAGE A TRANSFER CO.
Packing Moving Storage.
Money loaned on goods in storage.
63 Fourth st., opp. Multnomah hotel.
Phons Bdwy. 3715.
( OREOON TRANSFER CO.
.414 nllian St. Broadway 1281.
DRATAOE. STORAGB.
Four Wareh ousea on Te rinipal Tracks.
mmwww a aa-
. ... ..... ..... .
1 ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
I East 7th and Grant sta Botn phones
Day and night service: S veterinarlana
NEW TODAY.
OI'K LVEKY RVCMXG IXTIL
O'CLOCK.
8-LIGHT
TREE
SETS
Complete
as
Shown,
-$2.25
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
$6.50
Several
Other
Styles.
ELECTRIC
GRILL
na
LeOvr
$4.00
HOTPOINT
IRON
Complete With
Cord, as
Shorrn in Picture,
!! Price
$5.95
Complete Stork of Other Electric Ap
pliance. Sewing Machine Motors,
Percolstors, Etc. (iet Your
Elcctrl.-sl Gifts Here
nnd Save Money.
STANLEY LUTZ j
PROPRIKTOB.
THE UPSTAIHS l'.I.i;CTRIC FIX
TURE STORE,
203-S-7 Cl.nmlier of Commerce Bldg,
liroadvray 4SKI.
WK DO HOl'SE WIRING.
For Sale
OLD COUCH SCHOOLHOUSE
at 17th and Kearney Sts.
Building; Is no longer used ,for
school purposes and Its sale and
removal from the premises is
desired. Bids will be received
until December 21, 1921. Speci
fications at 401 Courthouse.
School District No. 1,
It. II. Thomas,
School Clerk and Bus. Mgr.
RUG CO.
FLUFF RUGS
Olo"est and beat equipped factory in
the northwest Made out of your old
worn-out carpets and ruga. Save half
the orice of a new rug. Use woolen
clothing.
1(1.12 RUGS STEAM CLEANED SJ1.50.
East 35R0. 188 East Eighth.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Improved Property. I nam I Intent Re
payments If Desired. Baildlnic Loans,
Current Hates. Prompt Service.
A. H. EirreU-Gill Co.
210-218 Northwestern Bank liulldlns.
Marshall 4114.
I . . V
STUKAGHJ SFAl'H.
rmirnllT I.nnird nn Truck
rWe can move and. store your poods
in a line spnnKierea Duuaing.
HAtUXi, P ACKINCa, STOHAUfi
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
454 Ullaan St. Bdwy. 3470.
Phone your want ad to The Ore
Q. ... .... Mala 7070. Automatic, 60-96,
NORTHWEg3
NEW TODAY.
The Improved
wm
s)
20 "Built to Endure."
The Improved construction makes a
KEDIMADE a better, more substantial
building at no greater coat to you. They
are the best built sectional buildings
on the Pacific coast.
Flrat-rluu Houses. Garages tor I.eas.
Erected In Portland Practical to ship.
Rrdi.nude Bldg. Co.. Portland. Or.
E. 11th and Market. Phons E. 5114.
Edward LGoudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS,
United Stntra Unnk Il.iil.llna.
JNO. B. COFFEY
SL'RETY IIIIMIS,
IN SI RANCH.
409 Wilcox tildat. Mnln SO'M.
REAL KSTATK.
hrrr Sale Flat and Aimrtmesjt PlsSSSty.
A BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE.
Modern throughout. 34 furnished
apartments, bringing Income tS.)0
a rnoam; possession can be given
at SSSg on payment of 5
balance monthly payments; price
1130.000.
ATKINSON PORTER.
T03 Main SU, Vancouver. Wash.
15 PER CENT RETURNS
AND EASILY HANDLED.
RKNTS FOR $n MONTH.
THINK IT OVER !
An A-1 2. flat building, modern, built
ins. furnaces, garage, laundry. Dandy
Investment: pay 3.".i0 and amume 4i)00.
tl per cent: beat rati e:o. rssiaenuat.
FAIR EXCHANGE REALTY CO.
202 McKay Bldg. Main 7478
WEST SIDE, near Murset -nd Park sts
two 3-roora flaU and t or 3 sleeping
rooms above; fireplace, furnace and
bu.lt-Ins for each flat Will net $100
a month. 11.000. ensy frnia. Tabor 7,
THl'RMAN st. bargain; four s-room flats,
Mixiuo-ft. lot. Woodtawn uim
SACRIFICE sale beautiful duplex. 7 rooms
eacll. fine condition. Kasi dim
For Sale
-lots.
WHY SHOULD you pay $S0O fur a Rose
City Park lot whsn 1 cn sell you 123x
100 or 5 big city lots for the same price?
These tracts are within walking distance
of Rose City Park car and school. Grav
eled streets and Bull Run water Is In
cluded Is the price; easy payments: 3Vj
years to pay for a tract. Call Mr. Kelt.
Woodlawn 2887 or call 208 Chamber of
Commerce bldg.
SPECULATION Juat around the cornet
from Portland's finest row of bou.es
on Eugene St.. facing north. 220 (Ml
east of 2Sth, for i35u; can sell 44x100
lot without Improvements, no incum
brances; close to lrvlngton, close to
school and park. Bee this without aeiay.
R1TTEK. LOVK & CO., Realtors,
201-2-8-3-7 Board of Trade Bldg,
BUILDING SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
Let ns design your borne. Ws will
build right. Our prices are right. Sams
construction for small home as large
one. Every consideration and care for
our cllenta
RQBNETT aV McCLURE. Bulldera
Marshall 8282. 302 Couch Bldg.
ROSE CITY PARK.
LOTS 1373 PAY 18 A MONTH.
North of car, 68d to 68th sta. 50x
100 lots, cement walks and curbs In and
paid. Remember, only $375 each. Don't
wslt until spring to buy. louu pay
more If you wait. Sea Mr. Gray.
COUTH A KOHLMAN.
208 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
HAWTHORNE CAR LINE. one block
U)' 1100 buya 50x100 S. E. corner 71st
t. and 3oth ave.: hard surfaced road.
nice, level lot, all In cultivation, clone
to school and stores. Can you beat it?
RITTER. LOWE & CO.. Realtors,
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
IRVINGTOX DISTRICT.
$933 $l.r0 cash, $lil morfthly. on East
18th St. N.. neur Fremont. Surrounded
by new homes, paving, sidewalks and
sewers an and paid.
J' iHNSON-DODSON CO.,
tW3 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 378.7.
IRV1.NOTON East lath. near Braxes,
close-In distrust, near school and car;
price $1250, easy terms; also 8. W. cor.
10th and Brar.ee for $1400; out-of-town
owner needs casn.
HITTER. LOWE CO.. Realtors,
L'Ol -2-3-5- Board of Trade Bldg.
SWINTON LOT SNAP $100 CASH.
50x100 on Kerby St.. near Bryant, $500;
$100 cash. $10 per month, 6 per cent;
walks paid; sewer $97 to bs assumed.
worts s.ou.
J. W. GRCSSI.
818 Board of Trade Bldg. Main 7452.
littO LRVINQTON I960.
50x100, east face, on lrvlngton car,
near school, all Improvements paid. II
taken at once, $950 cash. This is way
under market value.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.. aw
(13.1 N W Bank Bldg.
Main TTS(.
LOOK ! L 50.
IF SOLD THIS WEEK FOR CASH.
Well "Mi: 11000. 100x105 corner E.
1st ind Davis; streets graded, side
walks and sewer in.
HENRY W. GODDARD. REALTOR.
243 Stark Street. ' Main 8t.
COLONIAL HKII-.HTS DISTRICT.
$1230 $230 DOWN.
Choice lot on E. Harrison St., facing
south. SO ft. east of E. 20th St., paved.
all imp. paid.
HBNDERSON-BANKUS CO..
C28 Henry Hldg. Bdwy. 4784
IBViMGTON, $1400 East 20th, near Stan
ton, east face, right in the heart of Port
land's model home section; also corner
on Braxee, for 1500.
R1TTKR, ' LOWE & CO., Realtors,
2fll-i-8-4-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
ADJACBNT TO LAURELHUR8T.
75x100 ft. lot, one blk. to car, bear
ing fruit tress, sidewalk and sewers In
and Included In price. Will take car for
my equity lu $70o. 403 Couch bldg. Mar.
3332.
IRV1NGTON. $1600 East 15th. ne:ir Kntt,
fine close-in location; also attractive cor.
ner bargain, same neighborhood, for
$1850.
RITTER, LOWS CO., Realtors,
201-2-3-37 Board of Trade Bldg.
IHVINHT'iN. $1000 East loth, near pro
ROSE CITT"'RK CORNER.
$700 EASY TERMS.
50x100 corner, on E. 52d st., paved,
atl imp. in and paid, on 52d st. ; grab this
snap, easy .terms.
HBNDERSON-BANKUS CO..
M Henry Bldg. Bdwy. 4754.
MT. TABOR 8ACK1FICE.
Beautiful homeslte In heart of vary
select neighborhood; paved streets, choice
fruit trev; owner forced to sell; price
only 82000. See A. K. Hill. 420 Lum
bermen.' hldg.
DIXON PLACIC, $HOO 17th, near Beech,
80 ft. paved street. Get in a new. fast
growing district for little money; terma
RITTER LOWE ft CO.. Realtors,
201-i-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
IBVINGTON Eaat 14th. near Stanton,
11000; hlah and sightly; a pickup, who
will seta It?
RITTER. I .OWE A CO.. Realtors,
201-2-8-1-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
HANCOCK STREET Dandy building lo
for $1100. all Improvements paid; also
corner East 28th and Hancock for I130O.
RITTER. LOWE & CO.. RA'ltors,
201-2-8-8-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
posed park; also East 8th, near Brasee:
walking distance, 80x100, for S1000; used
to sell for twice this money.
RITTER, LOWE A CO.. Realtors,
201-2-3-8-7 Board of Trade 4sldg.
100x100. BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES 1860
Including assessments, 18 down, $fl
month; Alberta car. R. W. Cary. I21
w panel erneae.
BUILDING lot. paved street, on Albert,
car line. Improvements paid. Price
8SOO.. Kinney, Irvine A Hyde. 324 Kenv
ry bldg. Bdwy 77"
BONUS MEN Here Is your chance to buy
B suburban lots In East Ht. Tabor ad-
. dltlon, which cost me I17S0. for 11200
cash. Call at 804 Morgan bl.lg.
BY OWNER Lot 80x120. between 17th
and 18th. Poplar St., Ladd's add., blk.
from Hawthorne ave. Call 14S Orand
ave. or 411 E.t Wash, st.
EASTERN owaer sacrificing 100x121 feet
near 64th and Lincoln, all street im
provements In. Tahor 29.14
FIVE choice building sites, oTst part oi
Lsdd's Add sirenlld 178 East 18th
BEAUMONT ANNEX Two lots. 87x100
each, factor Fremont. Tabor 8732
Foil SALE Portland Heights level lot.
Phone Main 48.1
For Hale Ilnuaes.
PHONE M.M.N 106s, Frank L McOuire.
Ask about Sunnyslde corner property
J 1 .!0O ,
NEW BUNGALOW. TOTAL PRICE flli;0.
Fireplace, gas. water and electricity.
See Owner, 1340 Haven st. Bdwy 2303.
87800 FOR MODERN home In first-class
condition, in best part of Ladd Addition.
Main so:. 2.
LARGE house, 'garsge. R. C. P., furnished
or unfurnished, suitable for sublettlnr.
lots of Iralq e 296, Oregoalu. I
REM. ESTATE.
For Mile ll.'Uae..
8es
FRANK I- McGUIRE
, Tu Buy Your Home,
largest home seller i.n
America.
1200 Photographs of Home, for Sala,
IT.HSi IN A 1.1. Y INSI-KCMtD.
PERSONALLY APPRAISED.
The Mi'UUIRE SYSTEM Is the System
ot 100 Service to Home Seekers! Glwi
your family a home lor Christmas ami
let this i- tho happiest they ever had I
Open EVENINOS until ft.
40 Salesmen With Autos.
HAWTHORNE SPECIAL!
841(10 DOUBLE STAR. Here's a dandv
-room bungalow la HAS -THORNE.
has everything, built
Ins, cheery fireplace. 8 large bed
rooms with roomy closets, radio
fumeless ass heating system,
NEWLY RENOVATED, full ce
ment haM-meiil; j.aw-d str
Madison .t. A WONDERFl :.
BUY I SEE IT TODAY.
KENTON I 800 DOWN I .
11230 .00 down BEAUTIFUL KEN
TONNH1 NGAI.OW TYl'E HOME,
built along substantial massive
linen; warm 'and cheerful; s
' rooms, 2 sleeping porches; every
modern convenlencej; fine con
dition; furnace; abundance of
bearing fruit, grapos.A East Far
ragut street.
ALBERTA! ALRERTA! ALBERTA!
82BU0-8340 down A I'OZY LITTLE
HOME. We'll sell It TO DAI !
NCotae in and ask for it. Ooj
blnatlon living and dining room,
very convenient kitchen., airy bed
room and white enamel bath,
full basement. E. 30th st., 1 blk
to car. Will sell furnished If
desired.
NEW ALBERTA LISTING !
12230 ONE OK THE MOST ARTISTIC!
LITTLE BUNGALOWS In All
Alberta! Built along typical Cali
fornia lines. Living and dining
rooms extend across full front; 1
sunny bedroom, nice kllcm-u.
bath, etc.: close to car. Bary
terms. BRAND NEW. See this.
JS. 27th st.
WAIJvINO DISTANCE S0O DOWN.
320DO t.-.lio down. t'KNTRAI. EAST
PORTLAND HOME. . 7th St.
Easy walking distance to town.
" B-room comfortable substantial
bungalow collage; break la-1
room, large dining snd living
room; very convenient kitchen:
garage. Would consider lot as
part payment.
BROOKLYN BARGAIN!
$23901200 down. THIS Is one of th
blggust bargains In Brooklyn, o-
room attractive substantial home.
butlt-ln features, large roomy
rooms bath, cooler, linoleum In
cluded, full basement, pavod
r-.reet liens all paid; fruit. I..
21st st.
See
PRANK L. McGUIRE.
To Buy Y'our Home.
Realtor.
Ablngton Bldg.. Main 1008.
8d st., bet. Wash, and Stark.
Entrance under tho Big Electric SIGN.
The greatest bargain In the district:
a !,..: in irul homo of five rooms and
breakfast nook; only a year old. Extra
K.ln. eonm with Wonderful f 1 1 (-
place and book cases; large dining room
with buffet. Th-'ao two rooms are fin
ished In Ivory with mahogany trim and
expenslvo tapestry paper Two largo
bedrooms. A fine bathroom with bullt-
ins and large beveled plats glass mir
ror. Lots of cloaet room. A complete
dutch kitchen with breakfast nook.
I.arge concrete basement. This houe'
- ....MI...1I. .i-XII Kolle la wall ar-
rnnged; Is located on 82d St., Just south
of Sandy; lot 30xJ(0; all city Improve
ments In and paid. There Is also an
extra large garage, double constructed.
Wltn concrete imor a uu uii.cay. t. ,
are anxious for you to see this and com
pare it with anything In the city. r.
gardleas ot location. This la a SeJuOl
V. ..... ,t.A na,nar I in,r lOWO V
can make you the unusual price ot 13230
uu any rea.-onaun: i.-iiiia.
HII.LER BROS. Realtors,
211 Ky. Ex. B .1.. Mala 88.
Branch office, 30th and Sandy.
Tabor MM,
BETTER HOMES.
When a man loves a muld
That's hla .business.
When a mnld loves a man
That's ht-r business
When they nre married
That's fine business.
But whsn they want to build their nest
That b our business
Let us 'build according to your own
n.ans and spccil U atlon.
A homo you nave dreamed nnd yearned
for.
We w-lll buy your location and help
rir.ance your little noma.
Quit saving rent recelpta
To build your home, see ua
a. C. ULR1CH & CO.,
002 Stock Exchange Bldg.
"The Home of Better Homes"
BRAND NEW ROSE tJlTY
BUNGALOW.
$39.10 TERMS f 3050.
470 EAST 38TH ST. N.
ROSE CITY CAR.
(BETWEEN TILLAMOOK AND
THOMPSON).
floors, furnace, butch kitchen, break
plumbing and electric fixtures. lull bus--
and st. work included; fine locality, clus
, , 4 I. M T.k. It e' ear tn K7lh
Woodlawn lft.10.
ROSE CITY PARK.
S3430.
wejeasj tioora u.i ouao -o., .wia.avv, ...
location In Rose City.
A. O. TEEPE CO..
Insurance Realtors Leans
270 Stark St., near 4lh. Main 3002
1170 Sandy Blvd., at 40th. Tabor 9388
ROSE CITY P
$4750 $1000 caah and
here la ono of thoso bea
galowa; atrlctly modern
tner room, large ulate
s0 per montn
glass window
that goes to make a modern nome; n
cated on one of Rose City's best pave
streets; all improvements tn ana pal
KILLER BROS. Realtors,
211 Ry Exch. Bldg., Main 88.
Branch office, foth and Sandy,
Tabor 848.1.
READY BY CHRISTMAS.
Ttiuar Construction Now.
REE IT IN THE MAKING.
A dandy 3-room cottage, to have al
modern built-in, h. w. floors, newer.
ideas in wiring outlets, plumbing, etc.
fine east side location; pay $1000 dowi
3.1000 later, at $30 mouth. 0 per oeu
on balance.
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
PAIR EXCHANGE REALTY CO.
202 McKay Bldg. Main 7478.
HOSE CITY.
4050 ATTRACTIVE NEW BL'NJ
LOW WITH 3 BEDROOMS, LAR
LIVING ROOM, FIREPLACE, DUT
KITCHEN. BREAKFAST NOOK.
SECOND. ALL THE BU I I.T-INS. Al,
SACK EAST TERMS.
R. SOMERVILLE. BDWT. 8478
IRVINOTON.
fireplace, outlet. Dooacasea, oak no
Dutch kitchen, cement baaement;
oOxlOO: double constructed and finis
In ivory and tapestry paper, price $.'.
terras. See It today at "37 E. 18th
If. Wdln. 0541,
$S0 DOWN. $18 MONTHLY.
100x141 and a aubstantlally-bullt
room cottsge, near Courtney station
the Oregon Cly line. This Is In a n
platting and you have river-front right
and privileges In connection with Ihl
place. Priced at uou. Fred w. Uenoj
Co. Realtors, iy t'ham. or om.
ALAMEDA.
New. up-to-date, modern home.
built-lns. gaa, furnace, Ruud water heat
aacrlfire for lesa than coat. Terms wlLhi
reason.
-W M. UMBDENSTOCK A CO.,
210 Oregon Hldg. Bdwy. 16.18.
GOING TO BUILD t L
Ws design and build residences or
building, assist in financing same;
years' continuous and complete bull'
service. SECURITY A.N D 8 ATI SF
TION ASSURED, L. R. Bailey, contrac
Ina architect. 11-4 n. y. uank bldg.
I'OZY A 1 ... M E 1 1 A HOME
sacrifice of lb -story 7 -room home wit
car: larKe rooms, ivory finish, sun
nsce. t:an lanor e.o..
WE
1 WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE
TO
YOUR TASTE AND DESIRE
vaaei.are our -vsi. i .Mr. le e.nannae
O. H. 8KOTHE1M REALTY CO.. Inc.,
40H-11 Couch Hldg Main 1870.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
4!th st. N. Low Drlce. Soma terms. A of
fllT.-r,.,.
ace and basement. Good location.
block from car Una. 1387 B. Caruther
i'hone riusor ...c.n. j
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