THE MORNING. OREGOXIAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1922
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SLAV EXILES PLAY
01 STAGE IfJ PARIS
Princess Runs Dressmaking
Shop and Sews.
(-GENERAL NOW PORTER
I.anfcrnpt Xobles Torn to Work as
Proceeds of Jewels Melt
Before High Costs.
BT WILLIAM BIRD.
(Copyright. 1922, by The Oregonian.)
PARIS, April 26. (Special cable.)
When there are 20. 000, MO human be-
ngs starving along the Volga, the
oice of reason asks whether It is
iorth whils worrying about the ex
impress Zita. And yet it Is easier for
r.uman nature three or four thousand
.Hiles away to sympathize with the
widowed ex-empress than with the
peasant millions. Zita Is real to us.
tie Russian peasants are only a big
round number, an abstraction.
And then, heartless as it may seem
to say it, there is more pity for the
nigh who fall low than with the low
i ho simply fall lower. The poor are
'uffering? Well, they are used to St.
;ut when the rich are thrust down we
easily picture their distress and sym
pathize with it.
Zita, they say, is charming and de
lightful, while there is nothing either
charming or delightful about a mujik,
much less millions of mujiks. There
fore we send food to the mujiks, but
we send sympathy the true charity
to Zita.
Koblea Take to Work.
Paris is full of Zltas, In the shape
of Russian nobles, who emigrated
After the revolution. They have been
existing most of the months from
proceeds of their jewelry. But the
jewelry Is pretty well gone now and a
lot of them have gene to work,
j Why shouldn't theyT Let them find
out how it feels to earn an honest
dollar, say, the cold voice of reason.
And yet. there is a gocd deal that Is
pathetic about it.
Hera Is a princess, for Instance.
Three years ago, gentle But demo
cratic reader, she would not have seen
you or me had we prostrated our
selves at her feet. Today ohe has a
dressmaking establishment and she
would be happy to have you come and
.all on her and buy a dress. A real
nrincess, mind you, and she would take
i lot of trouble to please. She would
lake down model after model and try
hem on you with her own hands. And
you would see that her royal fingers
vere roush and harsh from sewing,
like any dressmaker's, and you would
yity her.
Ka-Geaeral la Porter.
If yon buy any diamonds In Paris
be sure to go to a famous jeweler in
the Rue de la Faix. A man In uni
form will help you out or your taxi
and hold an umbrella over you if it l
raining. He Is an ex-general in the
Kussian army. He saved some Jewels
from the wreck and sold them to this
-me jeweler. At last, when he had
r o more diamonds to sell, he offered
nis services.
An American artist who lives In
the country has a Russian colonel as
gardener and man of all work. An
other American has a Russian noble
as valet.
"He Is really a wonderful valet."
said this American. "It Is surprising
how well ha knows his Job. Quite ex
traordinary. But the poor fellow is
Inclined to be morose. I don't know
what to do to distract him. The othe:
night after dinner he seemed un
usually gloomy, so I suggeated that
he take the cook to the movies. But
.ie didn't seem to care to do It. I
nought it would be a pleasant change
for him, cheer him up. you know.
Strange, eh?"
Russians Stair for stage.
Henry Russell, the opera Impresario,
has discovered musical talent in a
number of Russians and is working
hard to prepare them for the stage.
His prize pupil is Prince Obolensky,
whose rich basso may yet restore the
shattered fortune of himself, the
princess and their five children, now
in Parin
The prince made his debut the other
night at a charity entertainment
given by a group of Russians under
.r. Russell's direction. In a private
theater, lent for the occasion by a
member of the old French nobility,
the stage was set to represent a Mos
cow or St. Petersburg salon of the
old days. "An evening at home with
the Russian" was announced and the
curtain went up disclosing a score of
princes, princesses, generals, counts
drinking tea and smoking. The "host"
requested Count Michael Tolstoy, son
of the great novelist, to- play the
piano.
Prince Slag Gypsy Song:,
Then Prince Obolensky sang a
plaintive gypsy song and others gath
ered round him and joined Jo. the
chorus. Madame Spiridowitch, wife
of the general, who also was on the
stage, contributed a vibrant contralto
and later sang solos alternately with
fhe prince.
It was gypsy music and the Rus
sian folk music and the audience was
not only thrilled but deeply touched
as It realized that these exiles were
not, after the first five months, giving
a play, but harking back in Imagina
tion to other days and other times. In
thought and feeling they were again,
indeed, "at home," and the audience
was forgotten.
Yet probably ten years ago they did
not sing gypsy songs nor Russian
songs at all, but western music
French, German, Italian. It is only
when Russia is far away that they :
have begun to discover her.
Rnaalan Danre Given.
Another prince, Poutiatin, playei
the guitar and another general's wife,
Madame Polowtsoff, danced a Russian
dance.
They may all go back to Russia
some day, but certainly not on the
same terms as before the war. Nor,
probably would they want to. One
feels they know Russia better now.
At any rate they are helping to make
the rest of the world know Russia
better, and realize that it Is not a'j
one vast dreariness.
WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB
Hurjulaui Business Organization
Formed With 8S Members.
MONT ES A NO. Wash, April 26.
(Special.) The Montesano Business
Women's club was organized last
night when S3 business and profes
sional women met at the Presbyter
ian church in a meeting sponsored
by members of the Hoqulam - Bust-1
ness Women's club. Mrs. Clarice El
liott and Mrs. R. A. Le Roux. both
of Hoqulam, helped in the organiza
tion of the local club and delivered
the principal addresses of the eve
ning. Mrs. Olive Dunning, county
treasurer, and Miss Frances Cheney
were chosen ' temporary chairman
and secretary, respectively. The or-j
ganization will be completed, a con
stitution and by-laws adopted and
permanent officers elected at another
meeting Monday evening. I
The local club will send delegates
to the state convention of business
women's clubs in Wenatchee this
summer.
WILL CONTESTANT LOSES
i
Cffort to Get Half of $681,240
Estate Defeated.
SEATTLE, Wash.. April 26. Ed
ward Chappell of San Francisco to
day lost his fight in superior court
her? to break the will of his father,
William Chappell, and obtain for
himself half of the latter'a estate,
valued at $681,240.19, when Judge
Kin; Dykeman sustained a demurrer
interposed by the executors to the
son's contest. Whether, by reason of
the contest. Chappell will also lose
$2000 bequeathed to him remains to 1
be decided. Chappell's attorneys
gave notice of appeal to the supreme
court.
The court's decision upheld the
contentions of executors and rela
tives in Michigan, California, Oregon J
and Washington in nearly every de
tail. William Chappell made a for
tune in the Klondike, later coming
to Seattle, where he acquired valuable
holdings.
LOCAL CLUB STRONG ONE
Growth of Athletic Organization
Is Declared Remarkable.
The Multromah Amateur Athletic
club started with 26 members and
now has 5500 and is one of the strong
eat and most successful organiza
tions of its kind in the United States,
according to declaration of A. B.
McAlpin, first president of the club,
at the luncheon of the Ad club at the
Benson hotel yesterday. Mr. Mc
Alpin and H. A. Sargent, the pres
ident of the club, were the speakers.
Mr. McAlpin attributed the suc
cess of the club largely to the rules
with which the organization was
started, providing that it should ca
ter to amateurs exclusively and that
no gambling or liquor should be per
mitted on the club premises.
The speakers declared the local
club has one of the best club houses
and grounds to be found in the
country.
TOURIST MEET CALLED
V. J. Ilofmann Asks Conference in
Tacoma on Saturday.
T A COMA, Wash., April 26. (Spe
cial) Representatives of commercial
organizations and automobile clubs
in the Pacific northwest have been
summoned to attend a conference at
10 o'clock April 29 In the rooms of
the Tacoma Commercial club relative
to adopting a common policy for the
care of tourists and furnishing of
information to them.
Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia will send delegates to the
conference, it is expected, the call
for which was issued by W. J. Hof
mann, Portland, president of the
Pacific Northwest Tourist associa
tion. Mr. Hofmann's letter to com
mercial bodies and clubs also says
It is hoped that the conference will
do much toward abolishing jealousy
and selfishness on the part of the in
dividual communities in so far as at
tracting of tourists is concerned.
DUTY MAY BE RESTORED
Senate Committee is Sympathetic
Toward Tariff on Shingles.
THE OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU,
Washing-ton, r. C., April 26. Pros
pects that the 50-cen.ts -.-thousand
duty on shingrles, which was carried
ir. the Fordney bill as it passed the
house, will be restored to the tariff
bill In the senate seemed bright Tues
day after the matter had been pre
sented to the senate finance commit
tee by Senators Jones and Poindexter
of Washing-ton, McNary of Oregon
and Gooding- of Idaho. The commit
tee appeared quite sympathetic with
the proposal after listenins to the
northwestern senators. .
The same senators appeared to
day in behalf of increases on magne-
site, mangranete, quicksilver and. cer
tain agricultural products.
STUDENTS EXPECT CROWD
Invitations for Junior Week-End
at Corvallis Issued.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, April 26. (Special.)
Printed programme invitations for
junior week-end, May 12-14, have
been sent out over the state to stu
dent bodies of high and preparatory
schools by Bernhardt Wagner, week
end manager, and his committeemen.
The blanket invitation is extended to
make, the young men and women leel
that everyone is welcome.
Every fraternity has appointed a
cemmittee to assist in entertaining
visiting students. Every fraternity,
sorority and clubhouse on the cam
pus will extend hospitality to as
many as the houses can hold, and if
necessary the members will shift for
themselves, eays the interfraternity
council. v
Body Found In Wishkah.
ABERDEEN. Wash., April 28.
(Special.) The body of an unidenti
fied man, who may have been one of
tho four loggers who plunged through
the gates of the A. J. West bridge
December 19, was found near the
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MUSICAL REVUE h
PORTLAND EVER HAD."
Verdict Last Night- Crowd.
TTTJTT 'ff Broadway at Taylor
il J JJ. VJ Phone Main 1
TONIGHT 8:15 .ZSEZSZr
' SPECIAL TRICE MAT. SAT.
GREENWICH YILLAGE
70 PEOPLE 70
BERT SAVOY & JAY BRENNAN
30 ARTISTS' MODELS 30
Thli Revue Entirely New .
Never Shown la Portland
EVE'S, Floor 32.50; Balcony $2,
$1.60, $1; Gal. (res.) 77c; Adm. 50a
SAT. MAT. Floor J 2; Balcony
1.50, $1; Gal. (res.) 77c; Adm. 60c
Add 10 Per Cent War Tax.
TICKETS NOW SELLING.
CITY
oSS. REC'D NOW U
ALSO OUT OK TOWN,"
Heilig-Next Week
The Great American Actor
nr a .-
ampdeN
Thar. Erf, 8 P. M.
"OTHELLO
"Hampden a triumph as Othello."
FrI. Etc.. 8.15
"SERVANT IN THE HOUSE"
(Mr. Hampden lit. nla original
creation.)
Sat. Mat.. 2tl5
"TAMING OF THE SHREW"
"Never a better PetrucHo."
N. Y. San.
Sat. Eve., 8 P. 51.
"HAMLET"
"Greatest living; Hamlet."
( N. Y. Pout.
HOW TO SECURE TICKETS NOW
Address letters, checks, poBtoffice
money orders to Hellis; Theater.
Add 10 per eent war tax. Include
elf-addressed stamped envelope
to help insure sate return.
PRICES l
EVE'S. Floor 2.50) Balcony. 5
rows 93, 4 rows C1.54), 13 rows fit
Gallerv (res.), 77c. Adm. 50c.
SAT. MAT. Floor 2.00 Balcony,
S row. $1.50, 17 row. (It Gallery
(res.), 77c ) Adm. 50c.
FRANK
WILCOX
WRIGHT
DANCERS
m
"A DANCE VOYAGE
MARIE frANN CLARK
EMEPSON BALDWIN
THE WONPEB CIRl
ROBERTS S-CIARK
CHARLES OLC07T MA5YAKX
CHARLIES SONGS
Continuous 1 to 11 P. M.
Today and Until Friday, April 28.
WM. FARNUM
"The Stage Romance"
J0N1A, The Pearl of Hawaii
0 ACTS VAUDEVII.I.B
Matinees:. Children 10c, Adults !0e.
Evenings: Children 17c. Adults 39c.
'OW PtAYING
"Sly Lady Friends"
An Evening's Real Entertainment
It 1b not naughty. It ii educational
and it U funny.
US
WACK HNKV&ECfiTtt MAY
KOLA &.
MCKS0N CO
Tfti CSUNTRy
VI U-AGE.
rAAJOa
RHOAD3
COMEDY
LYRIC
MUSICAL, COMEDY COMPANY
Tou will thoroughly enjoy every min
ute or tnis unusual tun Din.
"LITTLE TOOTSIE"
Either the Girls or the Show
4. fter Boon mt 2 Evenings at 7 and 9
THE CIRCLE THEATER
Foartn at Washington
Open from 9 o'clock in the morning
until 4 o'clock the tollowlnr morning,
ARTION SAXES.
Ai the Baker Auction house, TamhlU
an West Park street. Sale at 10 A. M.
MEETING NOTICES.
FITS FOR ALL
SUNDAY. APRIL. 30TIT
GRAND OPCMXG PICXIC
At beautiful Crystal Lake
Parle, giver by Kirkpa trick
Council 222V. S.B.A, 9ia a
nual picnic. Big day of
sports of all kinds. Ladies'
ball game. St. John's Kver
erens vs. Kirkpatr:cit
Reds. Boating, fcewling. contests, dancing
afternoon and evening. Hoch s famous 6
piece orchestra Come and bring ail your
relatives and friends for a goc4 time.
TO THE people who bought bricks and
have cards out ior me ones arive or
the disabled American veterans of the
world war, notice is hereby given that
no cards or bricks will be accepted after
May 3. 1922.
AH persons having these cards and
bricks out will have them in at the
office Of the disabled American vet
erans of the world war before that date
or they will not be recognized.
The object of this closure Is due to
our contract expiring and it is neces
sary that it be closed on that date. May
3. 1922. By L. B. HOWELL. Adjt.
Card narty and dance tonight Thurs-
dav) bv Tent No. 1. Maccabees, at its
i hall, SS1 Washington st- Cards 6:SO,
dancing 10. Cash prizes. Ail-Maccabee
union o fenestra. Admission sac .very-
body invited.
UTOPIA REBEKAH LDDGB. NO. 62.
j. o. O F. Reguiar meeting tbia (Thurs
day) evening. In Oriental hall. East 6th
and Alder ats. Soc:U evening.
iSSU Hi.LRSOX Sec
RAKED
W STOCK COMPANY JlV
MT.ETINO NOTICES.
WASHINGTON COM
MAXDERI. NO. 13. K. T.-
Complimentary dancing; party
this (Thursday) evening; at
Sunrtvalde MoaAnln -temoie.
East 39th and Hawthorne. Informal. Royal
Arch Mason and their ladies, courteously
invited. J. P. HOBEN. Chairman.
OREGON COMMAND ERY,
No. 1. K. T. Special con
clave Thursday, April 27, at
7:30 P. M. Red Cross and
Malta. Tour attendance will
be appreciated.
C. P. WIKGANT). Rue.
SUNNTSIDE LODGE NO.
163, A. F. AND A. M., 89th
and Hawthorne Sat., April 29,
at 8:15 P. M. Superb pro
fessional . vaudeville comedy
nd dunce. 30e. Public in-
t.- Thtrrt and nne-half decree will be
1 put on in amplified form. Telephone Jazz
i Dana, von.-.
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
114. A. F. AND A. M. Special
communication this (Thurs-
a- ...nin. at A'Sft O'clock.
M. M. degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
FBSD . OLSON. Sec.
HAWTHORNS. LODGE. NO.
111. A. P. AND A. M. Special
this (Thursday) evening at
6:30 o'clock. F. C egree.
Visiting brethren weloome.
C. E. MILLER. Seo.
SUNNTSIDB LODGHJ, NO.
163, A. F. AND A. M.. 39th
and Hawthorne Stated, April
27. at 7:30 P. M.
SBLLWOOD SOCIAL. CLUB,
i. E. S. will arlve a dancing
and card party at Sunnyside
ALasonic tempi rnaay bvbb
are coraiany mvueu. vruuu u.ua.
prizes will be important features. Admis
sion 53 cents.
MARY E. PEXNEBAKER. Sec
ROSE CITY CHAPTER, No.
86, O. E. S. Officers and
members requested to attend
funeral services of Sister Mary
Grant this (Thursday) after
noon at 2:30 P. M. at Portland
crematorium. AMBEftJfi. Aiutuis, aec
TEMPLE CHAPTER. TJ. P.
T 3 Rtii tori ram mil n I na
tion this (Thursday) evening
at O O ClOCK, Xiin. ana Aiueri
sts. Degrees. By order W. M,
Secretary,
!R. I O. ELTTS. NO. 142.
Regularly meeting this
(Thursday) evening. Elks
Temple. 8 o'clock. Vifliting
brothers welcome.
L R. SPAULDING,
Secretary.
ALL ODDFELLOWS and
their friends are invited to
attend services at the Taber
nacle tonight (Thursday). It
will do uaaieuows- nigni
and Dr. Anderson and committee xn
charge of meetings have invited the mem
bers of the order to attend this ser
vice. IL B. LOWRT, N. G.
W. P. SCOTT. ReC Sec,
Special meeting, Friday,
28, at I. O. O. F. ball,
8y2 11th St.. N. A short bus
iness session and then an en
tertalnment and dance for
Oddfellows, their families and friends. A
small admission win be cnargea ior ae
fraying expenses. .
H. K. LOWRT, N. G.
W. D. SCOTT, Rec Sec,
STAR LODGE. NO. 219,
I. O. O. F. Regular meet-
ing every Thursday at 8
O A'AiAntf 1 Al Li. Itillina-Mtrnl-tri
ave. Work in tirst aegree.
Visiting brothers always
welcome.
W. K. STILES. N. G.
F. H. VAN WYNQARPBX. Sec.
SCOUT YOUNG AUXILIARY NO. S,
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
will hoid their 8th annual ball tonight
(Thursday), Cotillion ball, I4tn at wasn.
"BOO" PARTY every Friday at 2 P. ML
at Moose Temple, 4th and Taylor; good
prizes; auspices of Women of Mooseheart
L.egion. Admission xoc
DIED.
nnnpv - At the familv home. 35th st.
and Lake road, April 26, Oie J. Goden,
aged 6 years, husband of Mrs. Amy
CnHf-n father nf Miss Amv Goden. The
remains are at the conservatory chapel of
the East Side funeral directors, 41 wan
Alder st. Notice of services will appear
in a later issue. Deceased was a mem
ber of Our saviors J-utneran cnurcn.
invpti At rpM(kncn. AOfi Snokane ave.
George W. Jones, aged 63 years, beloved
husband of Mary Jones and father of
Mrs. G. Long and Wiliard B. Jones of
tnis city, remains at MCfinieo x nj
parlors. Funeral notice later.
WELLS In this city, Morris B. Wells, aged
65 years. The late husband of Corinne
B. Wells: father of Willed and Bruce
Wells. Remains at the clf&pe-l of Snook
& Whealdon. Notice Of funeral later.
rtJXERAL NOTICES.
trttT.T.v m thin eitv March 30. Edward
G. Kelly aged 41 years. Husband of
Mrs. Ida Kelly. Oakland, Cal., son of
Mrs. Ludla Kelly of thie city; brother
of Fred J. iveiiy oe tnis cny ana ivira.
C. M. Plummer residing in Pasadena,
Cal. Member of Multnomah Camp No.
77 W. O. W The funeral services will
take place at the chapel of the Portland
rrgmntnrlnm at 10:3o A. M.. today.
Thursday. April 27. Friends and mem
bers of th above fraternity invited. Ar
rangements in care of the East Side
t unerai uu euiui b.
BAMFORD At the home of Mrs. Alice B.
Roots, Forest Grove. Tuesday, 9:30 P. M.,
Ur. Marv Bamford. aged 89 years, be
loved mother of John L. Bamford. Thief
River Falls, Minn.: Kawin a.. James A.,
of Portland; Charles H., of Forest Grove.
She survived her husband, Henry Bam
ford one year and one week. Funeral
services at Hillside Congregational
church today (Thursday), April 27, at
2 P. M. Interment Jtuusiae cemetery.
Thief River Falls, Minn., and Minooka,
111., papers please copy.
GRANT April 25, at the late residence,
225 East Fourteenth street, Mary M.
Grant, aged 77 years, mother of Frank
S. Grant of Portland. The funeral serv
ice will be held under the auspices of
the Rose City chapter, O. E. S.. assist
ed by Martha Washington chapter, to
day (Thursday) at 2:30 P. M., at the
Portland crematorium (larga chapel).
Friends invited. J. P. Finley & Son,
directors.
LYMAN April 25, at the late residence,
Bon it a Heights, Anna Verona Lyman,
- aged 81 years, mother of Mrs. Clara E.
Sutherland and Louise Patton of Port
land, B. la and C. W. Lyman of Se
attle Wash.,' and Mrs. J. C. Huntle
of Beaverton, Or. The funeral service
will be held today (Thursday), at 2:30
P M. at Finley s mortuary, Montgom
ery at Fifth. Friends invited. Conclud
ing service. Greenwood cemetery.
DUNLAP April 25. 1922, at the residence
of his daughter, at Metzger, Or., Rob
ert Dunlap. aged 76 years, beloved fath
er of Otto H. Dunlap. Humboldt, Aria.,
and Mrs. John Olse-i, Metzger, Or. Fun
eral services will be conducted tomor
row, Thursday, April 27, at 11 A. M.,
from Pearson's undertaking parlors, Rus
sel street at Union avenue. Friends in-
" vited. Interment Rose City cemete-y.
ODELL At San Francisco. Cal., April 23,
1922, Henry Odell, aged 69 years, father
of Mrs. Felix Dielschneider, Nellie M.
Crook, brother of Mrs. B. T. French and
Mrs. Reta Benefiel, all of Portland, Or.
Funeral services will be held at the
chapel of Edward Holman & Son, Third
and Salmon sts.. Thursday, April 27,
1922. at 2:30 P. M. Interment Lone Fir
- cemetery.
PARKS April 25, at the late residence.
44S lirfist coucn street, ueorge ivi. .far us,
aged 84 years, father of Claude A.
Parks of Portland. The funeral service
will be held Friday, April 28, at 2:80
P. M. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery
at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding
service Rlverview cemetery. New York
papers p 1 ease copy.
HOLMES The funeral service for the
late Susan Reed Holmes of 25 Chesa
peake street will be held today (Thurs
day), at 2:30 P. M.. at the Portland
crematorium (small chapel). Friends
invited. J. P. Finley A Son, directors.
LOVE The funeral services for the late
jflinM Love will be held today (Thurs
day) at 1 o'clock at Finley's mortuary,
Montgomery at Fifth. Interment Mount
Scott cemetery. Friends invited.
HCRMANCE The funeral services of the
late Fannie Harmance will bo held Fri
day, April 28, at 2:30 P. M., from the
chapel of Miller & Tracey. Interment at
Greenwood cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to expres. to oar many friends
and relatives our sincere thank, and ap
preciation for the many acta of kindness
and the many beautiful floral tributes
tendered at the death of our beloved
father. GEORGE H. CARTER.
MRS. JLDA. STMMZU
FUNERAL CARS.
LIMOUSINES, for funerals, weddings,
shopping. Jones Auto Livery, Mar. 1 14.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
O PORTLAND
CREMATORIUM
O
AND
MAUSOLEUM
PHONE SELL. 967.
MILLER '& TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Lesa ,
Independent Funeral Directors. '
Washington Street, between 20th and
21st Streets, West Side. Lady assistant
Broadway 2691. Automatic 513-44.
A D. Ken worthy.
R. S. Henderson.
A. D. Kenworthy Co. .
5804 82J St.. Lenta.
Auto. 61S-21.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded In 1854.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sta. Main 507.
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral Parlors with all the privacy of a
home, 16th and Everett Streets.
Phone Broadway 2133: Auto. S3 1-33.
. DUNNING & CAIN
Funeral Directors. 445 Morrison St.
West Side. Phone Broadway 430.
SNOOK & WHEALDON
Funeral Directors.
Belmont at S5th. Tabor 1258.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
(F. C LUJNNIU, INC)
"The Family Seta the Price." 414 E. Alder.
Phone East 52. Auto. 223-25.
FINLEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. MAIN 9.
LERCH, UNDERTAKER.
East Eleventh and Hawthorne,
Phone East 781.
CVnira UNDERTAKING CO.,
Third and Clay. Main 4152.
A, R. ZELLER CO
692 Williams Ave.
Phone East 1088.
PORTLAND BUSINESS
BULLETIN
A8SAYERS AN ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 142 Second
street. Gold, silver platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
K, W. EASTMAN, lawyer. o2H Chamber ot
Commerce bids.
BAHS, ETC.
DK. McMAMON, baths, Portland ; steam,
showers, plunges, tubs, all lor 35c; tell
your trienda. Fourth at Washington.
CAKPjyT SWEEPJKKS KEPAIKED.
AU1H.UHIZ.JiI Bissell carpet, sweeper re
pairman, all parts fur rushed, fioil Mor
rison st.
CELIilLOil) B t TTONS.
THE I-RAVIN-HOUSO; COMPANY.
S87 Washington. Bawy. 434. Tabur 1254.
CUIUOFKACTUK.
DR. McMAHON. iUi year. Successful.
Phone directory d convinces thousands.
CillKOrODlhXS.
WILLIAM, tele He. Floreilo and Dewane
DeVeny, the only scientific chiropodists
and arch specialists in city. Parlors 302
Gerlinger bldg., soutnweat cor. Second
and Aider streets. Main 130L
O. O. FLETCHiiiK. Foot troubles sci
entifically corrected; lady assistant. ol'2
Morgan bldg. Main 87 $2.
COLLECTIONS.
NJSTH & CO., Worcester bldg., Bdwy. 7aW0.
No collections, no charges. iSstau. 1UU0.
DANCING.
AL1SKY .Dancing Academy, Lessona day,
evening; fancy dancing, also soft-shoe,
buck and wing taught. 3d and Morrison,
4th floor. Main 4014. Agnea Summers.
1NT1STK.
DR. B. . WRIGHT
Third Floor Kaleigh Bldg.
Corner of Sixth and Washington ata.
WITHOUT PAIN ak1
Your "Teeth Sleep" Whils We Work.
Above Majestic Theater, 351 fr Waah st.
JBLEC1K1CAL ltirAiltlN ii.
MOTORS REWOUND
BOUGHT AND SOLI.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS
Phone 527-27. 22tJ Main St.
OPTOMETRISTS.
Out of Uie Migh-itent District.
25 years' experience. Consult us
free. Thousands of satisfied
patrons. - oamuei uuoumaa, assocjate
optometrist. Main 2124.
209 Morrison
WHY PAY MOKE?
.Tv. Glasses in goid-lilicd framer
S?fltted 10 your ey3a a tu double
C?94r vision glasses at low price a,
satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A, iu. Her wits.
octometrist. aa r irat si.
DK GEOKGE RUBEN STEIN, veteran opti
cian. .Eyes tea tea, glasses iitiea, oroKen
leases duplicated at very reasonable
prices. 22H Morrison st. Main 5061.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Our practice has extended over
a period of 77 years. AU communica
tions strictly confidential, prompt, effi
cient, conscientious service; handbook
free on request. MUNN & CO., Patent
' Attorneys, San Francisco office, Hobart
bldg. ; Chicago office, ttiO Tower bldg.;
'Washington office, 103 Scientific Ameri
can bldg.; New York office, Wooiworth
bldg.
B, C WRIGHT, registered patent attorney
25 years - If invention really valuable,
see practicing attorney. 601 Dekum bldg
PAINTING.
PAINTING SIGNS, KAL.SOMINING, DEC
. ORATING, BiSST REFERENCES; 25
YEARS' EXPERIENCE. CALL TABOR
266. .
PIPE REPAIRING.
jLJj Repaired by expMta
PHYSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway building,
stomach, bowels, liver, kidney, bladder,
rectal, prostate and female disorders,
w i t hout operation.
PRINTERS.
DDINTIlUn F W- SALTES & COMPANY
rfllftllJlU 1st and Oa. Bdwy. 7105,011-63
ROOFING.
ROOFS repaired ana painted, reasonable;
tin and paper roofs painted with guar
antee dvpateriroofpaintTaboT
TRA NSFER AND STORAGE.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
474 Glisan SU Broadway 1281.
DRAYAGE STORAGE
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracka
VETERINARY'.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
-East it a. ana urant sta $otn phones
Day and n'ght. service; ft veterrnariana
FLORISTS.
ii Wostungtoa Mrccl
Estnbllshed 1890. Slain 260.
Flowers ior ah occasions Artisticauy
Arranged.
Roses and Orchids a Specialty.
Pkeae Marskall
753
328 MORRISON
Portland Hot3l
iccounis Solicit!
7709
t .now unsown piwn
Variefa
'Finest Qualify
MardHSLhetcca4a.S tAlwtsys fraff
Tonsc3th Floral Co.
Finest Floral Arrangements
for Funerals.
257 vTashlTifrton. Bet. 4th and 5th Sts.
fhone Braadwar
mm?
9
FtORISTS.
FLOWERS FOR ALL. OCCASIONS.
Main
4737
We Will Pleas. You.' YAMHILL A TgXTH
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florists. We spe
cialize in funeral designs. 141 H Sixth,
opposite Meier & Frank's. Main 7215.
MOTME'TS.
PORTLAND MARSLE WORKS
t9 th St.. Opp. City Hall.N NKP BROS.
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WORXS
QUALITY MZMOw'iAIS
E.THIRP fcMNE STS. HOME E.743
!TEW TODAT.
GARAtiES
. "Built to Endure.'
REDIMADS araea ar. the beet sec
tional g-arages built on th. Paciflo
coast. Quantity purchase, and quantity
production of Interchangeable units or
sections make possible the exceptional
values we give. Priced $45 op.
A New C 17 l"P Delivered In Portland.
Gerie. V Also Erected and Stained.
Bedlmade Bldff. Co Portland. Or.
llln and aiailcat. rhone m. bll.
Are You Going to
A HOUSE?
Let me show you a Dandy
place to put it. Mountains
City River all in sight.
Owner
310 Chamber of Commerce
Kosim
rug ca
FLUFF -RUGS
Oldest and best equipped factory in
tbe northwest. Made out ot your old
worn-out carpets and rugs. Save half
the prico of a new rug. Use woolen
clothing.
9x12 RUGS STEAM CLEANED C1.50.
Eut 3S80. 1S8 Kast lichtJl.
I 1
STORAGE SPACE
Centrally Located on Track.
We can move and store your goods
in a fine sprinklered building;.
BALLINS, PACKING, STOUACB
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
54 GlUan St. Bdwy. 8470,
Edward E.Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
United State. Bank Buildins.
KBAL ESTATE.
HALF PRICE
INDUSTRIAL SITE
100 X 100, on trackage, walking: dis
tance to retaiL business district. Will
sell at once for half price to prevent
foreclosure, and give terms. Owner,
D 617, Oregonian.
Irvington Sacrifice
Modern twelve-room Irvlngton resi
dence, worth $35,000. Price for im
mediate sale, to avoid foreclosure,
?20000. Owner D 605, Oregonian.
For Sale Flat and Apartment Property. t
UAVS close-in west-side flat building,
renting for 5117.50 per month; price
$H,5lH; will accept modern bungalow in
part payment. Strong &, Co., 606 Cham
ber of Commerce bldg.
SIGHTLY location for apartments; s. w.
corner Montgomery and 16th; 110x100;
low price ; email cash payment ; long
time. Strong & Co.. 606 Cham, of Com
For Sale Beach Property.
CHOICE BEACH HOME.
At Geaxhart Park, facing on beach :
golf-links in rear; large living room with
fireplace; two shower baths; fine mod
ern kitchen ; six large sleeping rooms
and bath. Porch in front; large store
room and woodshed in rear. This house
la extra well built and well furnished.
Price $5500.
E. B, HOLMES CO..
281 Stark St. Bdwy. 5811.
LOT at Seaside, 50x100,
Woodlawn 1723.
ror sale Lots.
1BV1NGTON DISTRICT Tillamook fac
north 2 blocks to Broadway car line,
$V50. A pickup. Must be cash.
BITTER, LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
borrow a lot.
If you want a home I will lend tba
lot and help you to finance.
W. H. ROSS.
1100 N. W. Bank Bldg.
FEW LOTS LEFT, J200 AND UP.
$10 down, $4 month, cement walks,
gas, electricity, close to school. Alberta
Roger W. Cary, 1219 N. W. Bank Big.
OREGON ELECTRIC. 5 blocks to station,
9 -cent fare, gas, electricity, city water;
50x100 lots. J200 to 30O; $20 down, $5
month; beautiful view. Roger W. Cary,
K. W. Bank bldg.
LAURELHUBST Near the park, 50x120;
E. Stark, between 33d and 35th. Only
sy50, $UK) down, $20 month.
RITTER, LOWE & CO.. Realtors.
I01-2-3-U-7 Hoard of Trade B'dg.
ALAMKI'A PARK $1000. east face, 1
block to car. Better hurry for this one.
BITTKR, LOWE- & CO.. Realtors.
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
LOT suitable for business on Milwaukee
near Bybee, or will exchange for lot
Rose Citv district.
J. C. Corbin Co., 305-6-7 Lewis Bldg.
FOR SALE 9 lots. 50:il00, on Capitol
Hill, $1500 for alL Call Bdwy. 1447.
Louis Panoa.
' 100x100 LOTS, UNRESTRICTED.
$575, IS down, $8 month. Alberta car.
Roger vv. iary, . w. Bank bi d g.
1 HAVE to leave for the east the first of
the week; will take $200 cash for my lot
in Woodlawn district. Bdwy. 7581.
ALAMEDA PARK on Brycu avenue, 50
feet east- of 28th st., facing north; price
LOT 8. BLOCK 9, Loveleigh add'n; corner,
on paved street; very cheap, by private
owner. Broadway 5015.
PORTLAND HEIGHTS LOTS.
AU prices, sizes, views and locationa
From $tf"Q up. BROOKE. Main 4342.
ALAMEDA PARK.
Xot on 2th, near Mason; cash or
terms, owner, v gin. B3in.
Lot 200 ft. n. of Broadway on 50th;
awt f m.-.n ttriw on A
$750 L.OT facing east. 50x100, Hawthorne
district, paved streets, all improvements
paid. M. L. carter. Mam aa7. &agt 5450.
-VY1LL SELL choice Eastmoreiand lot. bar
gain, aiarsnaii
NEAR Sanday. 50x100, 77th and" Graham,
$175. Davenport, Broadway 5M)0.
3il) ROSE CITY PARK DISTRICT :
Kic So.tlwO, aaula. paid. labor 4303. I
KEAX. kstate.
rorSwle Lot.
TERWILUOKR HEIGHTS.
Unsurpassed homes! tes on Terwllliger
Heights, near the upper nd of Terwll
liger blvd., now offered for sal In tracts
f 15,000 sq. ft. or mor. Those sites lis
exceptionally well for but id m homes,
commanding unexcelled views of the city,
river and mountains, views to tho north.
eat and nouth. less hsn 10 minutes
from 6th and Morrison sts., over Port
land's finest driveway, with no bridges
to cross and no traffic congestion. Trans
portation, hourly service now from Park
and YamhlU auto station; after Juns 1
tako car at Fourth and Stark sts. and
get off at new station four blocks from
the- tract, on an eay grade, or tele
phone us now for an appointment and
we will take you thff. Good building
restrictions, city water, electric lights
- and Improved driveways Included in the
price. On investigation you will admit
that these are the greatest values ever
offered you. R. F. A O. W. Bryan. (W8
Chamber of Commerce bldg. Broadway
81 h3. -
$7o0 BUYS 50x100 lot on East 7th St.,
near Going; improvement alt
paid.
$050 buys 50x100 lot on East 18th St.
near Fremont; all improvements
In and paid. $300 cash will han
dle. $550 buys 43x100 lot with Improve
ments all In and paid. Lota ted
on East 39th sc We have four
lots here at this price.
$l?10-Comer lot In Rose City Psrk.
$1100 up buys fins home sit In our New
Homedal addition. Every lot,
with one exception, that has been
sold to date is owned by a bona
fide home builder for ltfi.
Watch this addition build up, but
do not wait too long, as Improve
ments are rapidly going In and
then it will be too late.
Let us know your wants. We can get
you desirable lots In any section of the
city you may desire.
J. A, W1CKMAN CO
REALTORS. 262 Stark St. Bdwy. 6794.
SJcKENNA'S LOT BARGAINS."
HOLLTROOD East 8th Bt., between
Stanton and Knott; 50x100; everything
In and paid; $800.
WESTMORELAND East 21st St.. 2M
ft. s. Knapp, facing west; 50x100; every
thing in and paid; $70O with terms, $000
cash. ,
MT. TABOR S. w. corner B8th and
Sherman; 42x110; beautiful fruit trees
on this lot; everything In and paid;
$850.
ALBERTA East th St., 100 ft . t
Alberta st. ; atlxlOO; $60O.
Buy your lot from us and we will as
sist in financing your noma or apart
menu
COE A. McKEXNA & CO.,
S2 Fourth St. Broadway 7522.
THREE real snaos In beautiful horn sites,
Owner wants to clean up. Lot 8, block
20, on Glen ave., between Skid more and
Mason sts., 4 blocks from Broadway car;
price $900. Lot 3. block 44, on Skidmore
Bt., between $oth and 81st sts., 2 blocks
from Broadway car; price $1000. Both
these lots in Alameda Park. Lot 7.
block 5, In Laurelhurst, on Laurelhurst
ave., between iuena vista and imperial
aves. ; price $1200. These prices Include
everything: free and clear. Go and see
these chances. You cannot afford to
mtsa them. If you are interested se )
owner at 437 Hy. Ex. Bldg., or telephone
jJdwy. ..44.
HOMESEEKERS. .
WHY NOT BUILD 7
tt le less expensive. We are Inter
ested In how well we can build, not
how much we can get for building.
Gee us before buying or building.
ROBNETT & McCLLRK,
BUILDERS.
802 Couch Bldg. Broadway 6574,
LAURELHURST LOTS.
BUILDERS HOME-SITE SEEKERS.
We believe we are better equipped te
locate you in iis district than any on
else in the city. Past connections with
the Laurelhurst co. have given us tne ad
vantage of obtaining a large and com
plete listing of lots and houses.
Room 1 Railway Exchange Bldg.
Broadway 7510.
McCARTT, MAXWELL & DOWXET.
3 BEST BUYS IS LAURELHURST,
$1500.
BETWEEN GLISAN ST. AND PARK,
Choice level lots with east fronts; the
price has just been cut from f lTOu;
eastern owner needs money. See these
before you buy.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.,
623 Henry Bldg. Broadway 4754.
LAURELHURST LOT, $1000.
Level lot, 50x130, on Hassalo st., one
block east of 31'th st. ; all Imp. paid;
this lot fronts south on an 80-ft. street;
the price has just been cut for quick
action.
HENDERSON-BANKUS CO.,
62S Henry Bldg. Broadway 47S4.
4850 ROSE CITY $850.
BELOW THE HILL.
On 46th st, near Broadway. Must be
sold. See It. You will buy. All Im
provements In and paid. See Mr. Dwyer.
FRED W. GERMAN CO.,
732 Cham, of Com. Bldg.
MU0 DOWN. $10 MONTHLY.
On the hillside south of Prescott join
ing Alameda. Build to suit yourself on
this beautiful view tract; with or with
out 'mprovements. Se Mr. Hare, with
633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 87 87.
100x100, ONLY $1200.
Improvements all In and paid for: 2
blocks Woodstock car. 30th st.. almost
level; firnt here gets this bargain. 5O0
toucn Diug. uawy. djw.
IRVINGTON DISTRICT.
$650 cash ; paving, sidewalks, curbs
and sewer all paid; facing school; 3
blocks to car; real value. e at once.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO..
633 JT. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787.
$400 100x100 LOT $400.
$400 cash buys this 100x100 with new
era in and paid for, 4 blks f'om Mt.
Tabor car. See Mr. Dwyer wit h Fred
W. German Co., Realtors, 732 Cham, ot
Com.
ft 250 PENINSULA DISTRICT S250.
50x100; half cash; sewer In; 2 blocks
to St. Johns car, netween Ainsworth and
Killingsworth.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.
633 V. W. Bank Bldg. Main 3787.
I WILL sell 100x100 choice sightly ground
overlooking the city, facing Improved
hard surface blvd, with all Improve
ments in and paid for, $1200. Must have
cash. See owner. 404 Piatt bldg., 127
Park street.
WEST SIDE.
100x100; $3000, some terms; paving,
sidewalks, curbs and sewer all paid;
near car, high and sightly.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.,
613 N. W. Bank B!dg. Main 87ST.
ROSE CITY PARK $1600. N. W. cor.
45th and Thompson; also dandy east
front on E. 38th, for $1000. See us be
fore buying.
RITTER, LOWE ft CO., Realtors,
201 2-3-5-7 Hoard of Trade Bldg.
NEAR JEFFERSON HIGH.
$950, $100 cash. $10 monthly; all Im
provements In and paid; two blocks t
car on Gantenbeln ave., near Alberta.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.,
633 N. W. Bank Bldg. Main 8787.
ROSE CITY PARK S. W. cor. E. 51st and
Stanton; level with grade; have had my
plans changed and must sell at a bar
gain; all Improvements in and paid. Call
Mr. Waltring. Edwards Furniture store.
BARGAIN Make offer; 100x100. S. W.
cor. 26th and Thompson. Beautiful aiu
roundings. Inspect then see us.
RITTER. LOWE ft CO., Realtor
201-2-3-5-7 Foard of Trade Bldg.
$d,t0 DIVISION STREET $600.
$100 cash. $10 monthly; a dandy place
for a neat shop.
JOHNSON-DODSON CO.
633 V. W. Bank Bldg. Main 87R7.
ALAMEDA Dunckley. near 26th. $1100;
best buy in Alameda; also corner. 6b 14
front adjoining, for $1600.
RITTER, LOWE ft CO.. Realtor.
201 2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg.
ALAMEDA PARK,
Southeast cor. of 2th and Prescott,
improvements paid. Price $1050. Wdi.
ONLY $400 1 BLK. ROSE CITY CAR.
Large corner, assts. paid. Tshpr 65 59.
For hale 1 1 oa weft.
ROSR CITY DISTRICT,
$HO0 CASH.
Attractive 5 -room bungalow, very
modern and well built; full lot, garage;
Close to Sandy. $5750.
J. C. Corbtn Co., 305-6-7 Tewls Bldg.
I-ROOAI house, not modern, 50x100 lot,
garage, Sunnyslde, reasonable If sold at
once. No agents. R f!3. Oregonian.
BEAUTIFUL 11-room colonial house, near
school and park, now vacant Dr. Flrey,
55t0 10-R. HOUSE. 00x132. alley In rear;
suitabl for rooming bouse. 60tf Com-
COZY 4-room cottage In Brentwood- $850.
MONTAVILLA choice homes; fruit, big
lots, 6 and 8 rooms. $.050 and $S2o(T
terms. oil cm. acouoi. owner, js. B013.
$2.-0 NEW 5-r. bung. on 24th st- N. ;
i' uii.u. e uu see mis.
Broaa o-'.o.
HU) CASH 5-r. bung. Woodlawn dial.:
60x100; price $1S00. Broad .3.
MODERN 5-room bungalow. 1 block from
school. t200O cash. Automatic 615-40.
A NEW BUNGALOW. 14K8 Albisa avenue.
Call and ace It.
ALL MODKHN. new fl-room house. blk.
from La'irelhurst Park. 1200 B. Pine.
MODKRN 7-room house on . $4tll St., fir.
Mavrtuoraa. Tabor 6108.
I'uf Sal. H 'iu....
Se.
MANIC 1 McOriRB
To Buy Tour Horn..
1200 Photograph, of Hoimi for ,.!..
LARGSST HOME 8fc.-Ll.KK ON TUB
Pacikk: coast,
person ai.lt inspected.
PERSONALLY Al'1'ilAISh.U.
THIS McOUIRB STSTEM.
Makes Horn, liuyin, .m.v! A fw
minute, .pent 111 tat. modern dayli.ht
office will aav. you tim, and mon.v. and
put you In immediate touch a uh th.
lome of your .very r.qulreuient ! w.'li
help you uitkl your first pamenl if
necessary.
INDIVIDUAL PKRVtOB TO BOMB
PEEKRRS1
, Telephone l.Uwy. T171.
75 Kalenmrn with autca,
OPEN UVKNiNUS L.NT1L (.
"I AM SACRiriCINr)"
MT PEAL'TIKl L IKVlNliTON' HOVB.
because I .VKKIi THIS MuNiY! Hu.,1
for a Real Home and not to sll! Vn
usually clever Colonial Typ. bungalow,
with the newest, mot up-to-date fe..
tures; beautifully finished inside; aarce
ly a year old; l'lF:.h..-..-l Kl'RNACE. e'".
E. '.'7th St. Pru. is ;;i0. Willi
EASIEST TERMS!
HOT WATER HBATINO PT.ANT!
trim iiown! l.ion lonl
11600 :l( donnl THIS IS a REAL
. HAROA1N! Kubstantial (room.
2-story modern boine. on K
Broadway! llul!t-ln labor-savln
devices; hot water hewllna aa
trm: raraire; (to. LET I'H SHOW
TOU THIS!
NEW ROPE CITTI
37J THK BUN 11 ALOW YOU'VE
PLANNED FUR ALL Al.ONO!
Complete rellsallnn of you:' dream
Hom.l Beaulitul .Vruulil COLO
NIAL with nianslve brick pil
lared .ntr.n.-e; IMMACULATE In
every detail! French di.ora;
hardwood fionrs; bul!t-la book
caat-s and buffet; sunny b"euk.
fat nook; furnace, etc. THK
i BUNGALOW Of DISTINCTION.
K. 53d at.
I3t30 RUSTIC TIINCT.Er P.UNOA
LOW In Kmf Ciiyl Just tn.
KO.IEST EVER! 5 roomn:
having hardwood floors; built-in
buffet and white enamel I Mitch
kitchen; fireplace; A BfNiiA
LtliV WITH A PLBASINlt HKK
NONAI.1TY WE'D LIKE TO
HAVE TOU SEE THIS LITTLE
HOME LOVER! E. aula
I2S50 $t00 down. Tretty Home hunjfs
low of 4 rooms In UltRUl'Kf
HKKllirf Tapestry; bu It-ln
conveniences; large airy living
and dining rooma, extending en
tire front of hou-e; bath; irirag;
NICE NEAT LITTLE HOME. E
77th SL
EAST OP T.AfFEr.HURST.
11190 EAST TERMS! Theae dellehtfui
days will call you out Into th.
open! cipend your days in PEAL'
TIPUL LAURELHURST PARK!
Here's an sdorable gray bunitalow
of ft rooms; hardwood floors,
tapestry, bullt-ins, breakfast
nook; central hall: bath betaean
'2 light bedrooms; full attic.
CLOSE TO CAR AND school I
TERMS LIKE KENT, E. FlanUor,
tit.
! FR AGRA NCR OF THK RT.OSfOV" I
I A BARGAIN HUNTER'S 1'RIZK !
13100 DO YOl! WANT COMFORT
WITHOUT FRILLS, JUST the
good old-fashioned, comfy kind?
Then let us acquaint you with
thia Punnyaid. Home; 7 rooms:
Immaculate in white throughout;
4 bedrooma, mualc room. larg.
living and dining rooma and cm
venlent kitchen; every modern
convenience; corner lot with on.
dosen fu;l bearing fruit treea;
rage; can arrange terma! IN
VESTIGATE THIS TODAI! K
titKh au
Down I $.O0 Down!
$2(t50- BEST OF CONDITION will you
find thl. cozy little Hawthorn.
4-rooru bungalow: hewly reno.
vated and painted; BRH1IIT
AND BH1NINO bulit-lns; bath:
large combination kitchen and
dining room. THIS IS A REAL
SNAP. E. Taylor 6L
$S00 Pown!
TCEATteKENlUVoRTIl PARKI
S279U $."tH down! Neat practical B
roora modern bungalow. 1 b'k to
car; built-ia buffet and cabin. I
kitchen; white enamel bath be
"tween 2 light, airy bedrooms. A
REAL BUT AT THIS PRICE.
Greenwood ave.
ALBERTA'S TtTOOEST.
13490 COMB DOWN EARLY Fnflt
THIS! A BAROAIN THAT DE
FIES COMPETITION, and one of
the biggest values for your money
that's been In our office for a
long time! ft large, light airy
rooms: pretty Inverted light fix
tures and tapestry; built-in con
veniences: summer house. bg
enough for two beds: full cement
drivewsy to splendid grge;
close to car and school; terma
Jessup st.
t;r.O Down I MT. SCOTT.
12000 U.10 down! HERE'S A FVAP!
Completely furnished d-rootr. Mt
KCOTT Home; bullt-ln buffet;
bath; whit, enamel plumbing,
electricity; gas; RIGHT ON CAR
LINE; t-'0 down and I'.at lla.
rent! 4ulh ivl.
NEW! 1.100 Down!
$1400 Joiill down! ESPECIALLY IV
VITINO. new S-ronm SPIC AMI
SPAN bungalow that will tnaW.
you a nice little neat! All mn.
ern conveniences; WORTH THE
MONET! Close to car. K
Alder St.
WOODSTOCK SPECIAL.
$1373 $30 down! Comfortable 4-room
cottage; Dutch kitchen; bath,
electric lights, gas; 1 blk to car
Iln. 3 bias, to school. 61st av.
rXIVERSITY PARK CORNER-
tlOSU THK LOT ALOSE IS WORTH
THE PRICE! f.0s!00; In a d s
trict of comforlshl. pretty homes;
good liveable garage on lot THIS
MUST HE SOLD. Willis blvd.
See
FRANK L. McCUIRB
To Buy Tour Home.
Realtor. ,
Ablngton Bldg.. mS,w7 7171
3d St.. bet. Wash, and Stark.
Tt E HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPOR
TUNITY ON OUR SALES FORCE Kl.R
A LIVE HIGH-CLASS SALESMAN
WITH CA ft :
RARiS LAURELHURST SNAP.
$!MHIO FOR 7(0.
Classy. modern. 1 -story. T-room
bungalow, park section near car; Jvoty
finlehed. mahogany trim oak floors
throughout, den. breakfast nook, bil
liard room, 3 baths, sleeping porch,
garage Terms. Tahor 407.
W. deaign and build reaidene. e any
building, assist In financing mm: 1J
veaia' continuous snd compute bulldtag
iervlca SE:CRITY AND SATISFAC
TION ASSURED. I. R. Bslley. contract-
Ing architect. t24 N. W Bank bldg.
$4300 ROSS CITY. $430
5-room modern bungalow, all bullt-lna.
fireplace, furnace, paved streets all In
and paid. See this today. Fmall down
payment. Balance like rent. 21o Ry. atg
change bldg. Broadway okiM.
WILLIAM A. HUOHP. S CO.
JUST THl"NK. HANDLES!
NEW 4-ltOOM HOUSE; LOT iMM'xIIO:
29 FRUIT TREES. A YOUNG FARM
IN CITY LIMITS.
G C. ULItlCH CO, IN.
405-T STOCK EXCHANGE HI. tin
VAIN 4li:.4. OPEN EVt.M!"A
I3U50. HAWTHORNE. 1...U.
furnace, everything for an attractive
home; small payment down, balance uh.
rent. 218 Ry. Exchange bldg. Broad-
MONTAV1LLA SACRiFICt.
BT OWNER.
lOOxlOA, with house, garage. In Mnnta
vllla bualneaa section, ou niain highway;
t'JbOOl' $1000 cash, balance eay tern.a
East 1714
rr-rr ..r... T.-T-f T PIllCI.' tllTI
BUYS e-ROOM HOME; FRUIT TREES;
ONLY ONE BLOCK TO CAR LINE.
G C. ULHICH CO. INC.,
405-T STOCK EXCHAVOE HT.rxi .
main 4H.-.4 ores KVEMNCS.
. . r u I.- i u rwnT il o il Id
Msgnlficent. modern, 2-story, 8-room
home with sleeping porch and garage
on 3 beautiful lots In park section, nmr
car- highly Improved grounds Including
Japan' a garden, pergola; snap Tab 41)7.
giluOO ROSE CITY. .M0 CASH
PLACE. BASEMENT; GARAUE.
r ci c ixHini co. inc
40R-? STOCK EXCHANGE BLTX1 .
miv 4:t.".4. OPEN EVENINGS.
UUnlj IK yoU are looking for a furnished
horn, and would appreciate a bargain in
see this
lees man nait caan, oaiaocs
essy terms.
Owner. E. 3t4
I'-'OO TAKES this pretty 6-rootn bungalow
on B4xiu0 lot. Tou can't atford to pur
rent Small down payment, bnlanc. La.
rent. 21 R- Exchange bldg
WILLIAM A. HUGHES CO.
" LAl'REl.HLP.sT
6-reom. beautiful new bunralow. cor
ner OOxIOO. garage: price $sontt (wnr
on premises from 1 to 4. 10'Hi E. Oll-
san. corner 33-1.
$500 I1UWN giv.-s poaaeaM.-n of mo. Jerri 7
room house, no Incumbrances: w.ll gtv
deed and take mortgage on balnn.-e: n--a
two carlima. L-i luta su otutu.