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TIIE 3IORXIXG ORECOXIAX, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1921
highways to in; rnoTi:cTi:i),
SAYS JOHN IJ. YKO.V.
Commissioner Says Much Unmage
Was Iue to Speeding by
Overloaded Trueks. .
"Vnder the measures enacted at
the special session of the lesriKlature
we are now in position to save the
highways from destruction," stated
Jotin B. Yeon. member of the state
liisrhway commission. "If we cannot
curb the forces which have been de
troyfn(f the roads, then someone is
aslfep at the switch.
"it Is now possible for tis to regu
late tlie weight and speed of loads,
iluch of the damage was being done
by overloading of trucks and speed
ing these vehicles, the Impact being
one of the destructive elements. By
the acts which will soon become laws.
tile highway department can enforce
riKidly the matter of weixhts and
speed. The penalties attached are
fuich that drivers and owners should.
In their own Interest, co-operate in
the law enforcement.
"When an officer Is In doubt as to
the load beinjt carried, he can compel
the driver to produce his freiRht bills.
These will disclose the exact amount
of freight on the load and the weight.
These freight bills will speak for
themselves.
"I'ollcinsr the highways has been
delegated to the commission. This Is
something that the commission did
not ask for. but It will accept the re
sponsibility. The commission, in due
time, will work out the details of how
this policing is to be carried on, and
It will be a very simple matter if
the sheriff's of the various counties
"will lend their assistance.
"Little revenue In the way of com
pensation will be yielded by the new
laws, but the main idea is to get
something which will form a basis
for future consideration. For instance.
It will be possible, under the new ar
rangement, to gather all the statistics-
needed on which to work out an
Intelligent schedule of rates by the
time the regular session of the legis
lature assembles in 1923. The start
has been made.
"Passenger busses are no longer to
run wild, but they, too, will feel the
curb of law. The state public service
commission is to have Jurisdiction of
them. There will be no exclusive
franchises granted to bus owners for
certain runs; experience In Washing
ton and California has shown that
the exclusive franchise is something
to be avoided. The public which
patronl7.es the bus lines will have a
protection which was lacking in the
Iast, In most instances, as the opera
tors of these lines must deposit a
suitable and sufficient bond. This
provision will make the bus lines
financially responsible.
"Before the special session was
called there was a demand from all
fections of Oregon for some regula
tion which would protect the high
ways, and this has been provided. The
laws will be enforced vigorously to
save the roads and to protect thv
public."
THUG TO GO TO PRISON
L'AHL IIAXDV, 17, SEXTEXC'ED
TO 20 MONTHS.
Y'outli Who Purlieiputed In Hold
Up on Highway Must Serve
Time in Penitentiary.
Karl Bandy. 17, who twice has
escaped from the state reform school
and has been classed as incorrigible
by Juvenile authorities, was sen
tenced to 26 months' Imprisonment in
the state penitentiary by Presiding
Circuit Judge Morrow for his part in
the hold-up of un automobile on Cor
nelius pass road two weeks ago.
Bandy was accompanied by Earl
Folkenberg in the exploit. Bandy
pleaded guilty but Folkenberg Indi
cated that he wuuld stand trial. Fol
kenberg is 21 but has no criminal
record, it is asserted.
Both young men robbed the home
of Oscar Folkenberg. uncle of one of
them, the week before the automo
bile episode, drove to Seattle in a
light car In which one of the boys
had an equity, sold the machine unci
returned to Portland in time to stage
an automobile hold-up which was not
successful. Only a few dollars were
obtained and the disappointed rob
bers emptied a revolver after the
automobile in which the victims fled.
The hold-up was staged ut a bad
time of the year for outlaws to live
in the open and the bitter cold night
drove t lie young men to the shelter
of Folkenberg's home, where they
were arrested by the uncle and
turned over to the sheriffs office.
The revolver used In t ie hold-up was
obtained in the robbery of the unclo'a
house. Both are suid to have con
fessed to the highway robbery.
fflDEDMi ADOPTED
STEPDACG IITER NOW LEGAL
CHILD OF' MfclU'H.VNT.
Special Papers Are Xeeevary to
Make Mother of Two Hoys
Heir of J. T. Conway.
What Is said to have been one of
the most unusual cases of adoption In
the history of the state occurred the
day before Christinas, when Mrs.
Bessie Lenore Sroat, "legal age" and
the mother of two sons. 19 and 15
years old, was adopted by her step
father, J. T. Conway, the proprietor
of a-tring of army goods stores in
the state. Special papers had to be
made out for the adoption, inasmuch
ns the regular form provides for the
adoption of a "child."
The adoption occurred at a hearing
before Judge Tazwell on December
24. but it was not until yesterday that
the unusual features of the case were
learned.
Mrs. Sroat Is the daughter of Mr.
Conway's wife by a former marriage
She is the wife of Irving H. Sroat.
who is associated with Mr. Conway
In the conduct of his stores.
Mr. Conway's Portland store Is at
194 Third street, but he also has
stores in Salem. Marshfleld. Albany.
Bend and Medford and Is planning to
open another immediately In Kelso,
Wash.
Mr. Conway said yesterday that the
adoption was to prevent any question
with reference to the transfer of his
property in case of an accident as
well as to cement more closely the
ties of his family.
Divorce Is Asked.
Separation from the wife he ac
quired In San Diego, Cal last June
was sought by Albert D. Blond in a
suit filed In the circuit court yester
day against Florence E. Blond, whom
he accused of calling him vile names
kicking and striking him. and of be
ing Jealous without reason. A second
divorce suit was filed by Mabel B.
Bunsoo. against Julius Benson.
MovingPietureNew?
TODAY'S FILM FEATURES.
Liberty Jack Holt, "The Call
of the North."
Columbia John Barrymore,
'The Lotus Eater."
Rlvoli Charles Kay, "R. S.
V. P."
Peoples Mabel Ballin, "Jane
Eyre."
Majestic Thomas Jefferson,
"Kip Van Winkle."
Blue Mouse Harold Lloyd, "A
Sailor-Made Man."
Star 'The Last of the Mohi
cans." Hippodrome "The Old Oaken
Bucket."
Circle Elsie Ferguson, "Foot
lights." t
Chakiajttis BRONTES great
novel, "Jane Eyre." has all the
necessary elements 'for a splen
did motion picture. This famous book
has been adapted to the screen and
the picture opens today at the Peo
ples theater.
The reviews by eastern critics have
been complimentary and have stressed
. particularly the skill and artistry of
the direction. Hugo Ballin made the
picture and much of the credit for its
success is attributed to him. Before
Mr. Ballin became a motion picture
producer, he was an artist, a mural
painter, and his screen productions
reflect his years of training in this
work.
The story of the little orphan Jane,
who suffered at the hands of her
selfish aunt, went through heart
breaking experiences in an English
charity school, was a governness and
fell in love with an English squire.
Is well known. Its heart appeal and
interest Is as strong now as when
the story was first published in 1847
and created such excitement.
Mabel Ballin is cast In the title
role. Her beauty and haunting, wist
ful eyes Bhould fit her admirably for
the part. Norman Trevor appears as
Fairfax Rochester, the squire, who
loves Jane, but keeps from her his
TAXPAYERS CUT EXTKAS OFF
1922 OUTLAY".
Proposed Improvements Arc Voted
Down, Salaries Cut and
Offices Abolished.
OHECJOX CITY. Or., Dec. 30 (Fpe-
cial.) Taxpayers at tne annual budget
meeting today voted for the elim
ination of two deputy clerks In the
courthouse, cut the tax collector's sal
ary and the salary of his chief deputy,
abolished the office of county club
leader, abolished all overtime in the
tax department, pruned the allowance
for traffic law enforcement so as to
provide for one instead of two offi
cers, cut the expense allowance of the
circuit court $501) and practically
halved the appropriation for the sal
aries and expenses of the county
health officer and county physician.
'i'hey also killed moves to establish
a county health nurse, a county poor
farm and a county library.
The only increase in the entire
budget as outlined was made in the
fund provided for enforcement of the
prohibition statutes. The $1500 for
this purpose, upon resolution Intro
duced by District Attorney Stipp, was
taken from the sheriff's budget, aug
mented by $500 and placed under the
control of the county court. Under
this arrangement expenses Incurred
by both the sheriff's office and the
district attorney in this work can be
paid from a fund provided for the
purpose.
A $6500 fund provided in the budget
for the building of a new jail was
approved.
PROTESTS ARE OVERRULED
Hatch Creek Sewer Assessments Up
held by Council.
Members of the city council at a
special meeting yesterday afternoon
decided to overrule the remonstrances
filed against the assessment for con
struction of the Batch creek sewer.
A special committee appointed by
Mayor Baker, composed of City At
torney Grant, City Auditor Funk and
City Engineer Laurgaard. investi
gated the claims of the remonstra
tors and recommended that the origi
nal assessments be made.
Frederick V. Holman, the Welnhard
estate and Percy H. Blythe were the
principal objectors to the assessment,
all claiming 'that the sewer was of
no value to their property because
they could not connect with it until
other extensions were built. Mr. Hol
man owns 27 acres In the assessment
district and ,his assessment totaled
$7529.58; the Weinhard estate holds)
title to eight acres assessed at
$23.14.21, while Mr. Blythe owns a;
nil m liar ttt ro rn 1 o r. f lonrt n oi '
which the assessments total about
$10,000.
Alleged Itobber Held.
Kelly Swagan was arrested yester
day on a warrant based on a grand
Jury indictment returned in the after
noon charging him with assault and
robbery, being armed with a danger
ous weapon. He was specifically ac
cused of holding up Martin Bye on
December 26 and robbing him of
and a watch and chain. Bye Identl-
FACE DISFIGURED
Itched and Burned. Lost
Rest Csticcra Heals.
" My skin became irritated by
using different kinds of ointments
and when I scratched it
pimples formed on my
face and forehead. The
pimples itched and burned
and I scratched them, and
my face was disfigured. I
lost rest at night because
of the irritation.
"The trouble lasted six weeks be
fore I began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, and after using four cakes
of Soap and three boxes of Oint
ment I was healed in one month."
(Signed) Miss Elizabeth Stevens,
1215-62nd St., Oakland, Calif.
Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for all toilet purposes,
luplo lath rresbr Man. Addrvxr "Orttnrate.
ermtorlu, O.pl. a, kuldsaes. Maw." SoldmrT'
whg. Soap 26a. OlntlMOt 26 and 60e. Talcum 2Sc
a' l) Cuticnrm So .h.M without nnf.
WITH PIMPLES
carefully guarded secret almost to
the day of their wedding.
The near-tragedy In the story, the
sad separation of Jane and Rochester I
and their final reunion, call for many I
emotional scenes. I
The cast Includes, in adition to the I
principals, Crauford Kent, Emily Fitz
J , Roy, John Webb Dillon, Louis Grizel, i
, Elizabeth Aeriens.
Screen Gossip.
Helcne Chadwick and Richard Dix,
the most popular team in pictures,
will be together again in "Brothers
Under the Skin," a Peter B. Kyne
story, which will soon be produced
under the direction of E. Mason Hop
per. Claire Windsor and Jacqueline
Logan will also be in the cast. .
m m m j
Marshall Neilan has completed the
filming of "Penrod" and promises
that he has faithfully adhered to the
spirit of Booth Tarkingtons classic
of American boyhood. The subtitles
have been taken from the author's
own words in the book.
m
Little Jackie Coogan received a
large number of Christmas presents
from his admirers all over the world,
tt is needless to say there was no
work done at the Coogan studio for
a couple of days after December 5.
A prevalent impression of the lux
ury in which movie stars are sup
posed to live was dispelled by An
tonio Moreno, who passed Christmas
playing dominoes with friends and
going to a movie show.
...
One would think the actors in Mack
Sennett comedies have plenty of ex
ercise from the stunts he introduces
In his pictures; nevertheless Sennett
has built a gymnasium for actors at
his plant in California.
...
In his next comedy. Buster Keaton
will be a policeman or at least that
is the inference from the title he has
Just given it, "Cops."
Ruth Renlck has deserted the films
long enough to appear In a series of
stage plays at Phoenix with a stock
company. The Arizona capital Is Miss
Renick's home town.
fled his assailant from a picture.
Swagan, when arrested, possessed a
pawn ticket for the watch, it was
asserted.
Fossil Masons Install Officers.
FOSSIL, Or., Dec 30. (Special.)
The Masonic lodge of Fossil installed
officers for the coming year last
Tuesday evening as follows: Wor
shipful master, J. W. Hughes; senior
warden, David Dor; junior warden,
Charles Stanford; treasurer, J. H.
Putnam; secretary, Ed F. Ham: sen
ior deacon, Ford Hendricks; Junior
deacon, F. M. Gilliam; tyler, G. T.
Angell. W. S. Moreland was install
ing officer. After the business ses
sion an oyster supper was served in
the dining room of the Masonic hall.
Auto Tag Sale Slow.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 30.
(Special.) During 1921. 5041 automo
bile licenses were Issued. The law
requires that If a machine is operated
after January 1 it must have a tag
on It. Applications have been re
ceived for 1160 renewals and 255 new
ones, a total of 1805. A.s it Is known
there are more than 6000 machines
and trucks In the county, it looks as
though many will be violating the law
during the early weeks in January.
Read The OrCoroninn classified ads.
PIATT SUFFERED
SIX LONG YEARS
Portland Man Is On His Feet Again
and Says He's Feeling
Like a Boy.
'The way Tanlac put me on mv
feet beat anything: I ever saw," said
R. J. Piatt, SS9 Kast Couch St., Port
land. Or.
"For six years I had indigestion of
the worst sort and finally my whole
system seemed to give way. i lost so
much strength and energy I could
hardly swing my hammer to rivet
bolts and I began to be afraid mv
working days were over. I was
bothered a good deal by constipa
tion, too.
"Tanlac helped me from the very
start and now I am just brimful of
life and energy as a boy. Tanlac did
for me in a few weeks what I had
been trying for years to get other
medicines to do."
Tanlac Is sold in Portland bv the
Owl Drug Co. and all leading drug
gists. Adv.
RATES FOR
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
In erder to earn the more than one
time rate, AdvertiHlnjr miut run in con
ftecutfve iwiue.
One time 12c per line
Two times (each issue) .... 1 lc per line
Three times each Isat. ) . . . 10c per !in
The above rates apply to all betulinjCB
with the following fit-pptiuum
Seven times (each Issue)... 9c per line
One to six months, per
month $2.00 per line
Six to twelve monUia. per
month $2.25 per line
Situation Wanted.
Each Insertion. 9e per line
Help Wanted
Lont and ound
1'entonal
I'ropoKuis Invited
Notices
lSpeiiul Notices
Funeral Notice
Meeting; Notice
One time
.15c per tine
Two titnee (each Issue) .... 14c per line
Three times (each issue) .. ..23c per line
Seven times (each, isaud) . . ,12c per line
One month ii per line
NEW TODAY
Kates Per Line:
Dally Sunday
One time 16c 20c
Two times (per issue) ....15c lfc
Three times (per Issue) .... 14a 18c
Seven times (per issue) .... 13c 17c
One month, dally and Sunday. . . .$3.60
Count five words to the line.
No ad taken fox less than two lines.
Ada run bunduya only cliarced at
one-time rate.
Advertisements (except "Personals
and "hituations Wanted") will be taken
over the telephone if the advertiser is
a subscriber to either phone.
The Orejconlan will receive copy by
mail provided sufficient remittance
for definite number of irutaes i neat.
Acknowledgment will be torwarued
promptly.
Advertisements are taken for The
Dally Oresonian until 1:30 P. HI. ; for
'1 he Sunday OrcKunian until 6 P. At.
Saturday.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates all cases of alleged
cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150
courthouse. Phone Main 378 from
8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
The society hns full charge of the city
pound at its home. 635 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 aniuials. cows, horses,
etc, picked up.
AMl'SEMENTS.
U LAST TWO TIMES
Up TT Tf Broadway at Taylor
1 IL-IIVJ l'hone Main 1.
DIRECT FROM ORIEXT
BfeTrr Played York, Chiracs
or California. Flayed Lant frk
In Senttlr and Created a Srnaatlon.
RUSSIAN
GRAND OPERA CO.
PHlrlHAL t'HOKl's
BALLET OKCHUS'l HA
SPECIAL PRICE-
MATIEF. TODAY, 2:15
"Pique Dame"
TOMC.llT
"RIGOLETTO"
TOXKiHT Floor, $2.50; B-ilcony,
:', 11.50. 1: Gallery, fl, 77c.
TODAY Floor, J2; Balcony, $1.00,
fl: fJiillery, 77c, 50c.
ADU lO PER IE.VT WAR TAX.
TONIGHT m
MIDNIGHT
MATINEE
HFH ir BROADWAY
I Ll 1 Li 1 J AT TAILOR
I"HO.E MAI.V 1
ANNUAL
MONSTER
VAUDEVILLE
SHOW
lDER AI SPICES
T.MoA.
MUSIC FUN
GOOD CHEER
IMUCF.S, IXCMD1XG WAR Til
ENTIRES $1
ALL BOX SEATS fl.8.
Secure Seats Early
AVOID CKOWIJ
AT BOX OFFICE WINDOW
ALL SEATS ItESEiiVEI)
lllY THEM TODAY
.lnNI51IT MATIN FE
NEW TkKAK'ri EVt. 11:20 1. M.
STOCK COMPANY R
Now Playing James A. Herne'i
Great American Home Flay
"SHORE
ACRE S"
Scenes and Character Never to Be
Forgotten.
JjjSAUJf FISHER tCOj
FRED LINDSAY
FRANK FARHON.
KELLAM ( O'DARf-
m tHMlN. TNS .LUIS
RUTH HOWELL DUO
EM muldoob.fbahkiynTdeh
jU-i t rose- savag -
DE HAVEN i NICE-
KLUCS Of 177ft"
p ANT AGEg
Continuous 1 P. M. to 1 1 P. M.
IIAZKI. UK KEY ft CO..
in the Karee I'omedy,
TIIK SKillT BOAT
"MEI.OU1KH AM STKPS"
Featuring- the Hjno Sinter.
Alice Joyce In Her Lord and Master
5 OTHER 151(1 A(
LYRI C
-MlSICAL. t'OMKDY COMFA.W
Big Midnight Matinee
STAHTS AT 11:3(1. fOME EARLY!
Aftrrnoona at 2 KvenlnRn at 7 and 9.
CIRCLE
Fourth at
MashlDiflon
Elsie Ferguson
"FOOTLIGHTS"
AIpo a comedy, "The Joy Rider," and Fox
News. Open from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing until 4 o'clock the following morning.
Today lunight
NOW PLAYING
HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE
"The Old Oaken Bucket"
Popular Prices Popular Prices
UNCALLED-FOR ANSWERS
A Ba, 202. 30R. 314. 315. 321, 322, 329. 34S.
B 1S9, 1!77, 30ti. 30s, 31. 320. 321,
323.
O 301. 314. 320. S21.
I ir.J 201. :t01. 817.
K 13. 21!t. 30. 311.
r 2U2, 217, 3U2. 305, 307. 310. 316. 318.
321.
C. 131. 2S4. 311, 314. 321, 323. 324. 328.
H 314.
, Soil, 313. 34R.
K 117, 321, 210, 2S4. 312. 314. 350.
1, 20(1. 3"S. 313. 317. 31.
AI 14S, 2S4. 307. 310. 316. 818. 322.
13. 14. 2S. 30S. 313. 321. 32.1. 324.
O 152. 307, 309, 310. 311. 312. 321.
V xn3. 312. SIS. 320.
K 259, 2-7, 295, 305, 314. S16.
H 275. 309. 310, 313, 318. 321, 324, 336.
T 309.
V 31S. 319. 32t. .
W 122, 310. 313. 318.
X 37 222 303. 30S. 309. 317, 322.
Y 305. 315. 317. 322. 323.
Alt 239, 33, 312. 319. 322.
AC 240, 828.
A F 313, 82.
AI' 291. 803. 309. 313.
Ati 23, 3ii9, 310. 313. S1 1.
AH 304. 314. 315. 316. 322, 323.
A. 7, 319.
AK 281. 307, 317.
A I. 231, 304, 312.
AM 304, 310. 316. 817, 323, 329. 333.
AN 302. 319. 328.
AO 3(13. 306, 308, 310, 311. 317. 334.
AP 307. 32N.
A It 281, 304. 810.
1st" 301, 303. 323.
IID 284, 315, 319. 823. 328.
BK 304. 305. 312. 313. 817. 322.
B. I 301. 305. 306, 310. 312. 314. 316 323.
Above answer, will bj destroyed If nut
caiied for wiibla six days.
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MEETING NOTICES.
ATTENTION. VOTAR
IES. CEREMONIAL NO
TICE Members of Abd
utll Atef Temple. No. 117.
D. O. K. K. Ceremonial
that u to be held De
cember Jl, 1921. has been
ordered postponed unit,
further nniir. lzr
of the Koya-1 Vizier.
THADU GRAVES. Secy.
GUS H. C'UAMER.
TM SELLING BLiDG.
Main 016.
Jewel and emblem manufacturer,
watch and Jewelrv n-pairlng.
DIAMONDS.
Diamond Setting- and Mounting.
LODGE EMBLEMS class pin., officer.'"
Jewe;., carry large .tock to .elect from;
fp?cIr1 work to order In our own factory.
Davlda. Jewelers and optician.. ;i43 Wash
ington street at Broadway.
MASQUERADE costume for rent. 31
Tanxhill street, near West Park. We keep
masks also. Main 61'.!'.'.
FRIEDLAXDER'S for ledce emblems
class pin. and medals. 310 Washington at.
EMBLEM Jewelry, buttons, rharma, pins.!
ucaieus. uaeger isro... iji-a aixtn Ml.
IIKD.
oCpTT In this city. December 30. IIVJI.
I.ui-lnda Scott, aed ,VS year, boloved
nuuner or t H .Murhard. sister of Mrs.
C hris Lollack. Mrs. tvter M liter. John,
timer and Wil!iam Unicher of this elty
and Mrs. Nan Hulhrt nf Aiimni- ir
mains are at the res dential funeral par-
ur "i i-'unnini? tain, Morrison atrtei
at IweUih. Funeral notice later.
BROWN In this city, December 11'J1.
Sarah M. Brown. a.td "S years. The re
mains are at the conservatory chapel of
the Kast Side Funeral Directors. 414 Ea"i
Alder Ftreet .Notice of funeral service
Will appear In a later ijwue.
FIXERAL NOTICES.
SWERVE Y At residence. 4.". East Seven
teenth rjtreet North, Marv Jo-'phlne
Pwet-ney, affed ,VJ years, wife of Charles
S. Sweney and mot her of lrne. Cirace
and Kdmund .Sweeney, nfster of Edward
J.. John P. and William T. Sharkey,
Mrs, John X. Casey, Mrs. Frank South
ard of this city. Funeral will l.e held
from residence Sat unlay, Dec ember at.
at K :4." A. M.. thence to Church of the
Madeline. Kast Twenty-fourth and Sis
kiyou wtreets. at II A. M.. where requiem
niav wlil he offered. Friends Invited In
terment Mount Calvary cepietery. Mc
Kntee & Eilera. director.
SMITH In this city. December 27. John T.
Smith, aged 7" yenr. beloved husland
of Ifoxana, father of M iss Minnie i.
Smith and Mrs. ivdna S. MontRoinery of
Irfinmis, Cal. ; Guy Smith of St. John.
Glenn W.. WashouRaL, and C. I, of Stev
enson. Wash. Friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral service, to be at the
ohneI of Snook & Whealdon. Belmont
and Thirtv-fifth, Saturdav, December 31,
at 2 P. M. Hen Uutler post No. ii.
A. R., In charge. Concluding services
at the Portland crematorium. Pit-use
omit flowers. i
SMITH At the residence of her daughter. !
Mrs. Robert C. Smith. 1&70 Kast Aider !
street.. December 30. Adelaide U. Smith, i
a (fed 7t years, mother of Miss Adelaide
Smith and Mrs. Joseph F. Reynolds of
Berkeley, Cal.; Mrs. P. H. Butler of
"Willamette, III. The funeral service
will be held today (Saturday ). Dec. 31.
at J . M ., at the Portland crematorium,
14th ati'l Bybee streets. Friends invited.
Please omit flowers. J. P. Finley &. Son,
directors.
BROCK At Klso. Wash.. Clarence T
Uroek, accd 0 years, beloved hu.hnnd
of Mrs. Alice Schuvler Urock. father of
Jvdlth Hrork of Portland and Richard
Itrock of Mount Solo. Wash. Funeral
services will be held today (Saturday)
December 31. at 11 A. M. . from the ren
(dence funeral parlors of Walter C Ken
worthy. 153-34 Kast Thirteenth street.
N'liwuou. interment Rose City ceme
tery. SMITH Tn this city. Mary Jane Smith.
aRvd 7 years, late of 1:041 Kast Ankenv
street; mother of Mrs, Alice HandKiker
fit this city nnd Mr. Grace Edmonds of
KldKefioid. Wash. Funeral nei vices will
be held today (Saturday) at M P. M..
from the chapel of the Mt. Seott Park
cemetery. Friends invited. Remains are
at the funeral parlors of the R. W. Gable
& Co., 107 Kant 7th Kt. N.
DEXXKV Fielding J. Denney, ace 7 "J
years, beloved huHband of Mary A.
Denney and father of Rllla Funk and
grandfather nf Bethel Rllyeu. died at his
residence nea r Jefferson. Or., on De
cember L'i), P.iL't. Funeral services will
be held at the fam lly residence at 1
o'clock 1'. M. on Sitiurda. , December 31.
NARY The funeral of Frank M. Narv.
brother of Mrs. Charles W. Anderson, of
"45 K. :Mth st., this city, who died at
Oregon City Thursday, Dec. i",t. wiil be
held from the undertaking parlors of
Unman Ac Pare in On-Run Clt y Satur
day. Dec. :tl, at 1 P. M. Interment at
Oswego. Friends Invited.
THORN B RUE The funeral service for the
late John D. Thornbiue of Toii'.uin. Dr.,
will be held today (Saturday), at 1 P.
M.. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at 5th. Friends invited. Concluding serv
ice Hood View .cemetery, Sherwood. Or.
W1K.NKKK The funeral services of Bur
ton Wleneke. beloved Infant son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Charles A. YIncke. w ill I e
held Saturday. De ;tl, at 2 P. M.. at
the chapel of Miller & Tracey. Inter
ment in Rose City cemetery.
ROBERTSON At the family home In
;resham, Friday, December 3. Mrs.
He I te Robertson, aged "! years, w ife of
J. J. Robertson. Funera 1 services from
the Gresham Baptist church aunduy,
January 1. at - P. M.
GOCIT In this city. Den. 30. Isabel
Gocty. The remains will be forwarded
by J. P. FinU-y & Son to Kelso, Vah..
where services will be held Saturday
morning and interment made. ,
E.NT.KL The funeral services of the late
Krnest Kegel will be held Saturday. Dee.
31. at 3 P. M.. at the chape) of Miller
Tracey. Interment in Rose City ceme
tery. FTVFR4.I, CAItn.
UMuUsTxESturtunerilf, weddinfts, shop
pln Jone. Auto, ulvery. Marshall 114.
FI'XKRAI. DIRKfTOS.
Cremation
$45
Portland
Crematorium
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less.
Independent Funeral Directors
WashtnKton street, between 20th and
Hist tM., west aide. Lady assistant.
Main 1 Automatic 01b- 44.
DUNNING & CAIN
FUNERAL Di RKCTORS.
445 Morrison St., Went Side.
1'honeg Broadway 430; Auto
matic M.Vo1.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded 1154.)
FCNEHAi, L1 RKCTORS.
Third and Salmon Sts. .Mnln 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
a home. lith and Everett streets.
Phonea Broadway 2133. Auto. 531-33.
SNOOK A WHEALDON.
Funeral- Directora.
Successors to
Breeze & bnook.
Belmont at H.Mh. Tabor VjriS.
JCAST .SIDE FL'NERAL IllUECTOKS.
(F. S. DUNNING, INC.)
"The Family SetB the Price." 414 E. Airier.
I'lione Ea.-t f2. Auto. L'lH-JS.
LERCH UNDERTAKER,
East Eleventh and Hawthorne
Phone East 71.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT RTH. MAIN 9.
SKEWES
CO UNDERTAKING CO..
Third and Clay. Main 4152.
A. R. ZELLER CO.,
592 Williams Ave.
Phone Kast 10SS.
A. D. KEN WORTHY CO..
6804 9 2d St.. Lents. Auto. 818-21.
FLORISTS.
Smiths Flower Shop
Portland's Profrrptve Florin t a. We yp
fll7.A In funera C dpfien?. Ml1- Sixth.
I oppoailo Wccr & Frank . Alain 715.
I f
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.
ACCOINTANT8.
JL'LIl'S R. LtLACK, public accuuntant.
auditor, income tax si-rvice. Concord
t'idg . :M and Stark. 1'iione Main 74-1:1.
ASM1KKS AM) ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OKKIL'K. H2 Second
street. Gold, silver, platinum bought.
ATTOKN K S.
E. W. EASTMAN, lawyer,
of Commerce building
o2H Chamber
V. P. ADAMS, attorney, mo veil to
Conch bldg. lldy. 4j7. Consultation free,
HA I MS, M .
DU. MuM AHO.N'S hatha, Portland; steam
showers, p.unges, tubs, all for 3.k ; tell
your friends. Fourth at Washington.
CAlU'fcr r EKPrlK.
AUTHORIZED Uivscil carpet sweeper re
pan man ; parts furnished. .V'-l Morrison.
t 1.1.1.1 LOIH IU TTO.NS.
THE IR WIN-HUDSON COMPANY.
37 aslur.Kton. Rdwy. 'J'aoor 1254.
i HIKOPIt.W l l(.
DR. McMAIlOX (McMani, Portland; U:h
J ar. beven post-graduate research
courses. Rales: Kxteiided time. 1 ad
j u-iimcnn, 1 1 .", rest ormg heal:h. '
t tllKOPOlHST.
WILLIAM. Ksielle. Florello and Dewane
De Yeny. the only scicnt.fio chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors iiij
Gerlinger bids;., southwest corner Second
and Alder streets. Main lliul.
Drt. kj. o. i 'Ltil'tilt; it i' oot Lrout.it
entitieally corrected; lady assistant.
Morgan bid;. Main hTtti!.
01J
int. B. LUL'ISK COX. chlropodlM.
Morgan bidg. M a i n 4'.'!.
tl.fc.AMNt. AND DO IM.
REGAL CLEANERS
AND HATTERS
Suits or oerco;it dyetl brown, blue or
black. .. ilu;l uruers soiK'ited. 17
x. t;th Kt.
nil.l.HTIONS.
.NKTH Ji CO.. VVorct'Stt-r bM. Mum 1 T'.Mi
No collections, no charges. Ea'ab. l'.MK).
Illl-K.NKlt AM) 111 H.llKH.
DKAWIXLi
bulkier. '
pltnM lui
II Tabor 4:
Dtnl.tlf r and
lK. 11MKY.
DR, B. E. WRIGHT
Third Floor RaleiKh ltldg.
Corner six'h and Washington Sts.
Main -1 1 11. Auio. 21 1
DENTISTRY
UK. A. W. KtK.VK,
No Alter Kffecla.
Without Tain. ."il s WahlnKlon at.
X-Hny Work. Above .Majestic Tlieat.-r.
m Hl TKII A I. KKrAllllMi.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
POI GHT AND SOT. I).
NICHOLS KLECTKH' WORKS
Phone 7 - ?. J l' tt Ma i n St-
JI V Kl.KY MK
AM KKI
AIKIM-.
ROSS Ut :0.. WHOI.KSAI.E J KWELKHS.
::iit MOHAWK I1MM.. :id and Morrison.
Ml MC TKAC'IIKK.
MAIJA.MK 1K MAHyl'lS WiM.il) Acred
lt'd piano and dramatic expression. Prac
tice with rue. Kast P 1-1, J04 K. 1'tUh st.
KI.OKISTS.
LARGEST
RETAIL FLORIST
IV
I'ORTI.AXn.
328 MorrlHon St.,
rrtlanfl Hotel.
I'hulte Mar. 753.
MARTIN & FORBES
COMPANY
35-1 Washing-ton St.
Main 209
Fine Rose, and Orchids a
Specialty.
Flowers for All Occasions
Artistically Arranged.
i'ersonal attention alveu
wedding, reception, tea
and table decorations
Floral trll.utcs promptly
attendel m
s m i.AMi s
KlotltH Slliw
Slorrlson si., t.ei. 3d and 4th
T..I .... "
FlvOWElt.S Full Al.l. OCCASIONS.
II a III
va irxr . mum
4737
YAMHILL AT TENTH.
And Kloral Ipfigns.
Hawthorne.
No Branch Stores.
??i Years on Morrison
street, bet. -1th and
Kirth. Main 7T".
KoSKWAV KI.DWKK .IH)I'.
E 41ST AXI) SANDY HI. VI).
FL.uWl:iis en It AL.I. cll'l'ASIllXS.
WK 1IS1.IVEH I'llii.NI-: IH.
J. T JAI'Xc'KV. TAH'iK WITH
Mill HII. I. Kl.DUISTS.
I KMalr Alfred Hurkhardt. )
enr. 'JJii and illi.-an. Ma:n llt.'itt
li.SKTII S KI.DltA I. Cl i . J7 Waxlilhiilon
t., bet. -1th and ;.th. Main ."iltl. A Utll.
MI1X1MKNTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
166 4th SI. Opp. t lly Hull. XKI' HHPS
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WO0XS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
JLTM'DJL PIN STS. P.HONE EJ43J
FW TOOAT.
NORTHWERUG CO.
.r.. ...-V .'j'-r
FIUFFHUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory In
the northwest. Mado out of your oM
wornuui carpets and rugs. Sav. half
the price of a new rug. U woolen
clothing.
11x12 RIGS STEAM CLE A. MCI) l..'0.
Kamt 358U. 1HH L.nt Klshth.
Tbe Improved
mw
a.-- - --vi
The Improved construction ma ken ft
REDIMADB a better, mottf substantial
building at no greater cost to you. They
ar the best bulic sectional building
un the Pacific coast.
First-clam Houses. Garage for Les.
Erected in Portland Practical to ship.
Redlmade Bids. Co., Port laud. Or.
E. 11th and Market. Phone E. 5114.
STORAGE SPACE
Centrnlly Located on Track
We can move and store your goods
in a fine sprlnklered building.
HALL1.VU, PACKIMti, SI OK AGE
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
4V.Vt OllBan St.
lldny. 34TO.
FRESH EGOS FOR LESS
YOr CAS HI V SPFER'5
WIIXitMimK VALLKY
FRESH i K A I K D K(ir,S.
Grnde 1 4rc$ Urade 2 40c.
LA C.RAXDK CnKAMERV CO
Portland' Selling Agriti
mm
4
OITOMKTR1STS.
Out of I he High-Kent District.
Save Mofiry on ur Olawses.
mi' e a i s i' V 'lire . i im.-1
modern and complete equipment at your
nervl.-e. Conduit us f re e. thousands of
atlsf leu pai ron i. Dr. Samuel iJuudmau,
associate optometrist. Main IM-4.
ri,n ii' j :tt Morrison St.. Bet.
Lhas. . Goodman t roIll Bmi vtrntt
WHY PAY MORE?
Glasses in coid-fi;ied framrs
fitted to yjur e''s. ooubie
.'is in n g. asses at low price ,
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. K. Hui wltz.
optometrist. JiVi First i. Man 4 " 1
DR. GEORGE Rl'BKMs THIN, eliran op
tician; eyes tested, glares f.tted, broken
lenses duplicated prmnpt ly, vei v reason
Bh!e prices. JIM Morrison t Main I .
I'ATK.N T A I TOKN K S.
PATENTS Our practice has extended oer
a period of 74 rs Ail coin municfi
l jo un ; rict ly con f id.nt :a i, prompt, effi
cient, conscientious ?erlce. hamlhook
. free on requi st. ML'.W & CO., llobar;
blilR, .""S-l Market si.. San Fraliru.o;
t"hl-ago office, room MO Tow er bldg ;
Washington td'f.ce, room p;i Sclent if;c
American bldg.; New iork office, Woci
w hi th h.dg.
K. C. W'KIgHT, rt-giMered patent attorney.
L'5 ears. If in vent ion r-al : y ia;ut',r,
s-e practicing laer. t'.i'l l. kum blug.
I'ltYMMANS.
Vlt. R. A. 1'HII.l.irs. proadway bunding,
stomach, bowel, liver, kidney, biailder.
rectal, prostate and rema.e disoruers,
without up'-nitmn.
PU'K KM'AIKIM..
PIPES REPAIRED
Itv Kxperts.
ripe shop. -T- Washlneton St.
-No
I'KIM'HUS.
DD'UI'iUn 1' u- HAl.TKS CUMI'AXV
r Ii I It I 111 U pir,t Hid Oak Main lit..: Ml-U'i
KlIHl MAflf M'Ml i.ir.
King's Rheumatic Cure
K KER-fXAMI X A T 1 ( ) N I'REH.
T'le world's greatest rlieumniic nirs,
ITS IN T11K t;i)iil.-;; THAT'S A I . I ..
.lAC'Ii KlXtJ'S Mineral Treainienls.
Cured l'alients Mv He-t Keferences.
Jt"K KINt't, Itneuuiutic Specialist.
Mi Kiith St.. Ccrner us'..
Second Floor Phoenix Ptldg
SHIM. I.J ni;
KUt Slll.Ni',1.1 X i ' rail A ill o.
TK.M'Ml AN If MOKAt.K.
iECl'RITY STORAOK & TRANSFER CO.
I'aekinn Mnvins- Storuite.
M.in.v loaned on toori In Horace,
ill Four'.ll St.. oii. .M illnomali hotel,
l'hone I'.dwy.
OREUON TRAXSKKK CD.
474 tilisan at. Uroadwav 1 -HI.
UKAYAiiK. STcIiMiK.
Fo'ir Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
V UT r. Kl N A It J
HOSE CIVY VK rilUlNAKY HOSI'lTAU
Kh.i 7th ann uraiii si-. i..no inn.n
Day and night service; 3vete
Inarians.
NKAV TODAY.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
ioktga;r loans.
I nltrd Main Hunk HuihllnK.
JOHN B. COFFEY
SI II KT Y MOM)S,
imh n
40! lYIIrox Hldjc. Mnln S410.
RKAL KSTATK
For Sale Lots.
I ii vi N't ;t'n imsthh-t.
I'OMK (H'T M NMAY
and select n lot for vonr new ho rue.
$7 Ml rrt $t3l l-Yi K IN SIP K LOTS.
$1 (HIM I I' KUK ( i!lN'KHS
JHHi r:iMh. $10 monthly; pav.nsr. rile
wa kn and sewer in nnd pa Id ' I ;t
Kr'in.nt, belween Kant l.'.th mI Kith.
Sundav. from HI A. M t P M.
.1 ( M N S- N" -1 0 I S4 1 N ..
fll N M ink Hldv. 1 h In 77
U L I L.K 1 Ni i S. T I S I" ACTION
CIIAKAN TKK1
I..t ns defian your home. We will
htilld rlKht. t'ur priees are r'.Kht. Same
ronf t ruttlon tor Miia'.I homen a late
ones. Kvt'ry ronsideiatlon and rare for
our r!;.nrs. toKether with la. oral tln.n
c.al n-;Manre.
KollXUTT A McfLrnE, nullders
Mnrliall MJifJ. .10- Courh Illdg
r.Oxlou l.tiT. Hawthorne d.; strict; snap Tor
this w. k Tnl.or 4-.".!i.
FINK ,'iOxllHl buildiliK lid ut Analn-I Mu
Hon; terms or trade Main vKlli
J'JOO IlOWN. UAlANTE KAST.
$ 8.0 Inside cltv. -4 rito. smnil hmip.
fruit ar.1 horrit'S. rhs, water, )c.
JHfiO Outshln city. 1 arr small hous,
rhlrki'n h(iu, Raw, w ttr, !c
S1H30 Injtlilf? city. HUxIimi. fi-nmm houi.
chl-ken tmusp, fruit trees, corner,
2 blocks from csir Mnf, mmlern.
OOTtION M iKTUAGfa. COM PANT.
ft.tl f'h. of Com. J1!!!; Main 1370.
1H SK ril'Y HA Pi: A IN."
KX-POI.lIKItS. Yollt V.V T Kit MS.
$7ih n w o -r'x in liuntCMlnw, Ix1hw thft
lit II, close to S-'tmly : hit 11 v in it nnd
il in t n k mom rn ni hint d ; hard tn d f Ihoi h ;
f lr llaM ; hilf t t't ; - li In i I mo in i
with wii rdrnln'B and rlomdn; fin. IHiti li
kmht-n; full cnifnt liai.-rnt'nt with fur-
liHCi- ; -X('fit Lilallv Wtll liUl It.
j: S( iMMKi; ii.i.K, nnwy. 'J jts.
rtl'ii S. N ATI. HAK HT.ImJ
AiL'.-T lt sold Lii-r.il J, ill. H VotlUK:, bun
Kft low ty p : r-iom.i I utrh k i t-lwn.
whitf Piiiiiiu I. f ir.p (ilum In iir. (iatn-1 din
liiK room. hu:tt-tn huokciii ;ittd desk ami
plioitP. cabitiPt, c'tmjnt h:ii-mnt, side
walk nnd stret'i, near two rarlirit ., Haw
th r 1 1 dlstrirt: reasonuble jaim iit d.iwn
or latt cumif, no turd, halarn-- your own
tmus iirtce, partly furnished, $-'.V0; rents
l'hone r,ii-.vt. nwr'T.
iH SK CITY I'A UK.
l.Al'HKLHIHST.
If you are k'ik to buy In either rf
thft-s distrlets, you uwe it to yourself
tu inspect our listings. Some wonderful
buys.
A G. TEETH CO..
270 Stark st Main 3W2.
Kast Side Office:
4uth snd Snndv. Tabor
I KV1N;ToN 1 US TK Ic "'.
CXK. 1'tiTM AND WASCO.
Five room, old Ivory furniture, fire
place, furmti p. hnrdwood floors, built
in s. Dutch kitchen, tile hath and drain
board, beau: Iful pa per and e lee trie llx
turps; ."it;xl0U-ft. lot ; all Improvements
paid Start the new year riht. Thun
nwriT. East (i:'3;t.
D1HKCT from th builder. 5-rm. home;
best finish; full cement basement: hdwd.
floors, furnace, French doors, breakfast
rm all built-lns; spP-ndid garaKe; lot
14I ft. deep; close-in property, near two
car lines; f I IMK) under price. h"7 VVooi
ward ave. Come out to see It. Owner,
Hellwood 2K"!I.
ONLY .VO WII.I- HANIM.E.
Piedmont. 8 rooms, ir.odein, li fireplaces
NEAR JbKFEKSON li Ii H Jtio.Hj.
OR
7-room bunealnw. modern, except fur
nace, near Arieta school, $,1-ou
l'hone Au'.o. r4 1 -.'.() owner.
DOWN.
SOUTH MT TAHOR.
Modern JS-room bungalow, hardwood
floors, cement basement, laundry travs,
M)xlXI-ft. lot, 2 Mock from Hawthorne
car; snap if taken at once. Owner,
phone East H":t
JL'ST LIKE R EXT.
Brand-new 4-room bungulow. 12000,
very easy terms, small monthly pay
ments. Another new one. Rose City park.
$4000; small cash payment, good terms.
See owner 817 Lewis bldp.
OOINO TO Bl'lLD?
We desiRn and build residences or any
building, a-Mst in financing same; 12
years' com inuous and complete building
service. SECIRITY AND SATISFAC
TION ASSURED. I Tl. Jtaliey, contract
ing architect. l-'4 N. W. Hank hldg.
COSY NEW RUNOALOW
MOVE RIGHT IN 75U CASH.
Weatmoreland. flnishei in ivory, evry
modern feature, beaut if ul liKhtlnic fix
tures, RaraKe. Payments like rent. Near
car, 17th at. Mar. 101'J. Sell. ifTott evu
ninjrs. 6-RoM house, hit aOx Kid, on 4 1 st and
Ii vision ; over $1000 worth of (rood fur
niture. Including piano. ks with the
hous1; wood In the basement; price
J37."n, with $1(MHJ cash, balance $40 per
month, ti'r. Inquire 'J7 tirand ave.
MUST sacrifice my home, completely fur
nished. All imp. paid, urepiace and hdw
floors; must leave for east at once.
Would consider lot in good location as
part payment. Thotie owner. Tabur oML
4-".:i E. 44th st.
BUNG A LOW MUST SELL.
Owner taking position cut of city; fire
place, hardwood floors; $4l'00; less f,,r
cash. Main 001J
evenings or Sundays.
T-'hor STs.
1RV1NOTON Duplex, sacrifice. 10 per cent.
SK.-too ana your Douse. uwner, East
ALAMEDA colonlnl, 6 rooms, breakfast
room, sleeping por
thJi . 14 to. at, K
room, sleeping porch, for aale by ownor. 1
R KA I. FSTATK.
Kr .sali- IloUHC.
START TIIK XKW YF.AIt RIGHT
in a ilwinu cf Your Own.
FRANK I.. Mi'OnRE,
To Ituy Your Ihune.
LA RO KST 1 1 n Ml : - S K LLER I N
A M Kli U'A.
1200 riiotosriiphi uf Hoinri far Sae.
PER SOV A T.T.Y IXSpKTKH
1 i; 1 1 ON ALL Y A 1' t'li A IS i ; D.
If nec"frry, we'll he'.p ou m.ih your
don n pu tin ut..
4i Pa men at Your per vie.
OI'KN KVKNINiiS UNTIL 0.
If npcKury we'll hc'.yt ou in. ike your
dvnn payiii'T.t.
4U S;t. '.n nt Your Service.
Open tivcn.nsi I'nlli W.
."4!l0 $td clown! Here-! B wnndirful
h'tiir b;ir;aii. I ii hortif
d i i r .et, i' ii, i n n ; to KniiKiin
h h .Iiimi . ii - f..rn Iumh: tu 1 1 a
lt.tr cetr. I - huiiK ;. w. Willi nuh
k hui.t - I Hi.. hn: dwio. ...'!'.
f :-P'iri', fin mice, v- .n ver i li .e
. "pint; prcti. elo. LuuhL THIS
L l". l-.i-l ;..M :r et.
$.nn rnv-$-.-o rows.
I370O A IlKAL A I ' In cxy. homey
home Ihihk ,i w rf ft rui'ina. ith
ev . t f ;tt u: e euM want f -r
c n: Tort , c i i r hu. t n, 7ftx 1 du,
w ; : li wur.i! of i r uit, f i -wi r,
et.- A I'Alt.MMMC V Yl'K
UlV.V, Ho.iad.ty it. down'.
$.1iW POW'X! n'KN'ISH i:p.
HlHi i'OMKwltTAHI,K Mt Scott COt
IiU'o of 4 romna. furniHlid. 2
b'llinniiiB, clef? to cur. wrod
nheil. berr:e., e:c. hl'.h itr't.
VK HAV Z HrNPKKPS i V Itnea In
i'ur: f the ci:y that you can buy ua
d. tc-rnis.
F:r.
FRANK I. McCTTRK.
To Huy Your Heme.
Ab'nrmn n:.U. Main
Third t., bt i. V ashlnnton and Murk.
Note:
T.et u put you en our malMnr list for
"The 1KL fiVM'KM," a iiv ei
etsuite Utut,
ovi.y $ i!on
n XPY l.ri ri.i: m r, low.
Mi Mt. Tubor'a K'Oiie Biol",
with nice view. A I;rK" romnH and
hi. t h. toilet ; Ss 100 lot. j our own
terms within reason. owner
lnuL soil account s.ckn".i.
MARSH A M.-rAHR, RKAI-TOnS,
K.iiln.ir L i-i MiirhHil 3nU3.
K ven nit i Tjbor 4 Mi.
I. a i ii:-;i,n;-i;.-T i :: w.
l 'ci i ne r .17 ! il and ;i ,-co.
'me it i he i-iii.-Mi-.-t tuin kuIows In
I.aure.hurM, 1 1 u.t : -.1 on ;i I'tuutifu; cor
ner 'nt w ; : ti tioeii Mj. n. ever' cn
CMV.ih e muilein fi xture. Millennia and
workmanship 'e the best. Prive out
ami n- thif and make u an .offer.
Men uf 1 ernoon.s and all di y Sunday.
W- are the owners, bui.deia and arclil
ttcts. CALL V1LV 1 :t or HPWY. r1 fl4
VA ALIi-SH ATT1' ' K 'ONSTKIX'TIDX
Cl 1 M 1 ' A V.
I?eni ll dr.
A KLI N" ;Tt i.S 1 Li . It'l'S.
P-.s KAIIiVlKW PLVP.
You people w.miniK a iiotu on th
heinhtu, ut this. To he jioid f ,i r Ipiow
rof-i of curiMl ruct Ion ; bolide rontitlim S
le iiiitifu room, itnd so .'jnnif porch ani
uirooin. all h.irdwoful f -iois, f.vo flie
p .u . two biith.s. one filiower; e'ectno
a ii ( oiua ; Ic water h a't-r and 1 1 the
Ill'i'M mod'-rtl COll Veil f l!t-en yOU COU'l
f ,nd in a n home. t ,i 1 i n;e and I will
allow von throiiph. M:ihnr,ev.
I'i'K A. Mc K K.N .N A CO..
FonMh st m i in 4:.--'-j.
nrri'H a l m a l, "irtvi n;thn,
Kie room, with f-ivirf for m'mji, nw
and up-1 n-ila t e ; one ledroom and l:th
on firn; floor: bui't wtili ist of m;i
ter!a:M for own r'.- ow n home, bv dav
liili.ir; plat' - irlasn winodow; lianlwood
floor.: ni.iinl'il rnrniT cupltonrd. 1 a r e
f,r. place. fo'.l 1. (-. nient. Ktloil fiirniii i;
con ven ien t ! HrriiriK-d for finiM family.
1'rlce S7."iito. term, iiuiur. tilft C'hiimb r
of Commerce, or Main 1 lti'l.
A C.OnH Itl.'V.
I rnnm ffrl't!' modern lioillf In IMed
nioTit; the jH'lee I f . H"b t , the terms HI")
rtuht. If you wish a hoiip- in rinhtitnl,
I r mt; ton. A ia mr-d i ' '.u k or a Inut
l';irk, we lelue we run mvc you money.
w. v sahiv,
I'nioii A e. N.
He.lltnr.
w.iin. r.n.
IRVlMiTi i.V
Ope rt Irvinic ton's f in rut STlTfTO
homes; inri,'e ro"iii, s-dn mahoifany
nnd old ivorv t li r iuc V oil! ; two while
t lied I 1 repine.';, nnd two tiled hjthK :
three i-xtia la V;i I or . two clins Irilnm't!
fle.plnn pori'hffi. eolineiM Ion with ilrri-
- hiK r i and l.ivainrv. In the h'-ait -if
lrviiiRtoii; $1J.,HIU. hhoit Hum. K.it -.lit
KiSI-: CITY I'AIIK .Vr.om huiui.ilnw wl'h
KiiiaL'i'. Thl ln-:i ut 1 1 ul loin ira low in now
eomp'.ete.i and r.;nly for F-aii. It 1 Hie
sid ut - l- mod.' in in . very detail, Pries
is rili I mi'i terms crn he nrrntied.
Come out today hetw.-.n and a to
r.H K 4'd st. N'., ii.'iir Tli'nuii.i.in, and
e for our s If.
C .1 .H'UV")N',
w r ""'l"r- 12v' Tahor HMt.
frkuirs t r. il h.uiMifi Tor .;(iMMh- I h.ili
to '.i!tf"itiia. must -all mv home at
on.'". It's a hiK InrKMin nt :Hioo. Wfd
riiiiri- aleoit loim t-.i-ti, halinre llkn
ren t . SI - room, t wt i - t or v housi- S' .-p-inic
por-'li. lari;.' h.ith. iMiteh klt.hen.
fn.l e.-m-'iit L.t in m ; strt-ets pavi-d: nil
itnprox -m. nts In and paid l.ot riMxlun
l.o. a :ion So. More and add. 1 .Mis .Ml.,
w-mkie st. Ph .ro S.iiwond 37? 4
$l.'nt ImiWN and eu- ti'i'iim bu.Vi a fiv
roont lion-ie. inwly paint. d outsid" and
now hi itm' n-w ly pa p.-r.-d nnd pa Int ei
Inside; everything to In first-c!asi
rondition hy the f i r-t nf the year; elo.
to downtown disti let on m aead a tu i zed
street; modern; tm iissi -'iiie n t ; wld
fell for siM hii if taken at once. Call
Mr. YniuiK. Main iW
PIT Yit"K CAK IN 'N A HuMIJ!
3-room plastered i t t ae with combf
natioii HiiiK "ml dining roum, Dutrti
kitchen. Mil- and cit water; $HMMI with
a terms or will take stum .1 c-tr f r
etiult v. A sk for K. t . Ma-'shall with
KI'.ANK !.. McCI IKK.
I'Oa Ah!nu:oti Hliik' Main ' MltJS.
Third St Met. Wash, nnd S: a-k
$L-:.U CASH AMI TERMS
Knur-room house havlnir modern mn
vetiienf . and in io.d condition, silxinil
Int. l' hearing fruit trees, good chleken
roop and yard; clo-e to car and sihuul;
$liio0. Call Mr. Younir.
oTTO HA RKSOV.
411 Chamt w r f ' . 1 1 1 1 mr e n fiT'H
WES'I' SIDE SACltl KICE.
lirST HE SOLD.
21 t st.. close In, 1 it-room house, (food
condition, 7 sle.-pmn rnniih, furna'-e. full
cement hasenient. east front. .Vl'Hi lot.
Onlv JH.'intj; $l.'itti cash. monthly.
See'lt.
T. O TURD. S2 CHAM OK COM
K'K SALE li owner, to w home in close
in h ik ii .y i i icted d f- trict : 7 rooms,
full cement bH-eiiunt. shower hath, two
tol.ets, tile hat Ii and drain boa rd. Muel
ler furnaee. lawn arid shruhtory in.
Terms reasonable. Phone owner, Mavr-
shal 1 4:C
DEAL WITH OWSKH.
I have two .Vrootn 1-storv and otin
fi-rimrn I S -.story bungalow s .".4, ,.S and
4 E. 4 "n h st. N . near Davis, praeti
rallv In LaurelhuiMt; terms, will dis
count for all cash. IL L. Hammond,
V2 I -! T .
o-kooM ni'el.-rn house on paved corner. I
block south of I. add' addition, on Kith
st All assessments paid. on 3 rarltm s.
$'jn.-ii; terms if desir.d. Call Sell. lL';i:
for a ppoln t men t .
PU K T T Y N E W iU'NGALOW. t'l.o.-K IN.
Here Is one yoj inn buv din ct ami
the price U right ; si net I. v mod. rn and
sure! v cheap : look it over a t once
Tabor 3433. j-ve rungs Auto ('.3-17.
SWELL LAUlTELIiU It ST i:i'Mi.Vl.l -W.
ti rooms ami ri-n, fully n.odern. cloo
In. P"ar the park. mnl m-v.- at on.;
price is right. Call Tabor 34113. evenings
Automa t tc
,-,-K oM M 'I 'Kli N IIINi;AI,uU.
Hardwood floors, firepl.i.e; all Im
provements in nnd paid ; re a son a ble
price ana ;(- i.tmih. "ii-'u -ni cum
Ln
:4th st. Ph.
n w it r. n 1 n-1
MAKE IT SNAI'l'Y.
Cash or trade for what have you as
first payment 7 Ha la ivm . .Move
right in tu your own home. Owner, Mar-
shall 7f'j.
A DANDY pose Cli iii.niern .".-loom liun
galow, including peeping tnr':i, tn-w at
tractive cor ner. Oarage, i nlj ?." J.'iii. easy
terms. M U.er. G"." Mor.m bolg. Maiu
j :t .". .
FOR SALE Nevv, wel
cottage bungalow.
houe, TtOxioU lot.
H.'tun. Address J.
built.
4 - room
chick en
gard- n laud, orlv
C K.ibertson, 770
Tibbets Ht
5-Kl.M ) M double c list i u'l i d bunga'.o w.
Laureihu-st, h w. f., firepiin-e, furnace.
attic. $."100. terms. Dr. J. D. Duback.
Ill Hm-idwtiy.
$JU0(I. $:;.: CASH : room house, lot P.'ik
pj. sll'-v, 17 hearing f ru't t re en. No.
6441 01th st. S. E. Auto. tilO-Lt. Fred V.
Sp'-ar. ::" r.th S. K.
UE A C '1 J r L I lit ode Ml H-roem house, iat ge
grounds; leaving, wlil sacrifice if taken
at one Ma ! n "'l'
1 1T."" Four rooms, 1 a-Te. spl. ntLo :i
no interest. A 2" 21.