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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOKNIXG OEEGONIAX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922 21, f JlrVESS OPPORTTXNTTTES. HTNER WANTED AUTO REPAIR. mechanic needs a partner to ive him general assistance; has more ork than he can handle alone; have (eai location and well-established ;;ade; experience ntt necessary if me aanicaliy inclined, if willing to work ud learn; your profits should never a less than $105 a month from the 'art; $250 full price for equal ia.lt iterest. Look Into this before you buy you want the best in the city for our money. Meet owner at 620 Cham of Comnibrce bide.. 4th and Stark .reels. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. Here is an opening for a wide-awake, nerge.tic man of good personality in ne of Portland's leading downtown of- ices; no sitRcini exnerience necessary you have the above qualifications na are canabla of meetme the puo- ;c. The work is clean and interesting nd the returns are much greater than u any other investment ot equai mount. This is an opportunity that hould not be overlooked. It you will e satisfied, with a net monthly m- "me of $250 and up and can invest o-iO cash, see my represet native at 20 Chamber of Commerce biug., 4th nd Sutrk. RESTAURANT A REAL BUY. Splendid west side location. Neat, ian and weii-eouiimed. with very low ent; clearing better than $200 every nonth. A genuine bargain; $400 cash equired. Call 020 Chamber of tow- nerco bid,., 4th and Stark. GROCERY WITH LIVING ROOMS. Splendid buy for man and wite; iur cosy living rooms in rear, fine loca- mn, low rent, clearing 5200 every mo. Will invoice. A ieal buy. Call 20 hamber of Commerce bldg., 4tn ana Stark. AUTO PATNTINO" PARTNERSHIP. Here is the busiest and best painting business in the city for the money; nwner cannot handle alone; doing o-. si- i 113 with Portland's leading dea'ers mid shop always full of cars; need not I be experienced if willing to work and ifHrn; must be steady; wm ctear uom I s 1 7.1 month up for each partner; only 350 cash required. 020 Chamber or 'ommprcft bldg.. 4th and Stark. lYRTNER WANTED AUTO REPAIR. As I am enlHrln mv auto repair business and I have more work than 1 can handle alone, I need a partner. My location is the best, fireproof bldg., busy downtown street, fully equipped, power machinery, etr. have a good fol- I lowing of steartv customers and I do only guaranteed work; prefer an honest na reliable partner to mren u' You need not. be experienced in this line If you have some mechanical abil ity and are willing to learn and work II Tl VIM til 1hr, Knclnnno - vnlir shar Ot the profits should never bo 189 than i0 per month right trom me sia.it, my lone- lease guarantees a permanent I location ; equipment alone 'wo'1',' 51200. If vou are the right man, win handle, a real bargain, no better buy in Portland. Meet me at 347 Plt tock block. Washington at 19th st h v:iKTiTrHTNt;. A wonderful opportunity for a live wire to make big money. Finest loca tion, well established and fully equipped, owner retiring from "busi ness. FISHER REALTY "U., M. Cham, of Com. Bdwy. 4023. ROSE CITY GROCERY. AVERAGING $70 DAILY. Tdallv located on .Sandy blvd. Rent $60 with lease until 1020; will sell at Invoice, about $2S75, including fix tures. MERHU'K & to., 304 Panama Bldg. Bdwy. P230. A REAL OPPORTUNITY. One of the best grocery stores in Portland, earner location, good lease; I am going to sell this soon ana win give terms to responsible party. Ad dress AP 75, Oreeonian. m WANTED Refined lady partner who can 'invest $500; half interest and op portunity to learn well-paid profes sion ; in com ft a bout .t.tm annual iy. Phone Mr. St. Clair, Bdwy. 5151. be tween 1 and 5 P. M. - . K LADIES shop doing gnod business; only one of its kind m the city; goon location and small overhead. It will pay you to investigate tins; $3000 will handle. a Hit, Oregonian. IHIGH-CLASS bootblack stand and hat cleaning, complete ; 6 leather chairs, cash reirister. 100 in stock, all for S500. cash $200, bal. $40 per month. 470 Wash. st. GROCERY CONFECTIONERY. 5 living rooms, fine school location. low rent; $30 day business, will invoice; cash trade. Room 520 Railway JiiX- rhange. LUNCH AND COFFER HOUSE. 31700. Fine location, one ot the best buys in Portland, averaging ?35 day. No. 0: 328-29 R AIL WAY EXCU. I-.Ltj. M A N U FA C T UR1NG. Established business, not far from Portland, paying 33 per cent net on price, for sale. Particulars, 5-0 Rail way Exchange. I CAUTION BUYERS Before closing a deal of so-called Interest In estab lished real estate business get advice Portland Realtv Board, 421 Oregon bldg., phone Broadway 1902. GROCERY BOAT. This fine boat, fitted with living Quarters, shelving, etc., complete, for ate at great oargatn, some terms. Room o-0 Railway Exchange. 6MALL hotel, all furnished, doing good Dusmess; aiso pool nan, - tames ana confectionery, barn. 1 cow, have own water supply, 4 lot?, all for $3d00, or will trade. Write box 7. City. or. SUBURBAN GROCERY. $1075: no competition: furnished: l!v- !ng rooms; rent only $20. This price Tor quicK sale, borne terms. Morris, 415 Ry. Exch. blcig. GROCERY WILL INVOICE ABOUT 1-11 10. Good for $75 a day. 4 blocks from another store, living rooms. 2. Eakins, 315 Couch Bldg, 10i 4th st. FOR SALE Stock of general merchan dise: Invoice sil.mtO: will sell for 59000, taking $7000 cash; consider trade for balance; sales $35,000; rent $30. Mor- g an Bros., uakesd ale. Wash. 1600 CASH. bal. terms, buys a paying restaurant, coiiee nouse; two -people can make money. Bdwy. 7672, Mc- Fariand, o Failing bldg. $900 GROCERY and meat market, stock ana fixtures. 7 rooms to rent, long lease. Bd wy. 7672. McFarland. 208 Failing bldg. AN AUTO PAINTER. Busy in shop; wants a partner to meet customers, etc., good profits; $300 required. Room 401 Dekum bldg. A PARTNER WANTED. A wood and teamine business: draw $50 week and share of profits. Room 401 Dekum bldg. FOR SALE Modern steam laundry in one or nest towns m ptate now paying wen iu,tuu to nanaie. inquire Os mund & Co.. 2 First st. A PARTNER WANTED. For a wood and coal business and cold weather right here; $S00 handles it. Room 4ml tiekum b 1 d g. SUBURBAN GROCERY. $850. Living with bath, averaging fS.i day. 'mis Is a dandy store. No. 8. 828-29 RAILWAY EXCH. BLDG. FOR SALE Tigard (Or.) pool hall, confectionery, barber shon. cigars and the furniture of 5 rooms, 51750. Terms if taken at once. J. D. Nidy. A GAS STATION. Busy street, sell gas, oils, accessories and auto repairing; good profits; $700 bandies it. Room 4i ueKum Dldg. IF YOU have $000 to invest with services in a meritorious proposition, where good returns are assured, call 633 Mor- gan Ding. PLUMBING and sheet metal business in thriving valley town; good proposi tion for partners. Address J. B. Kndert. Lebanon. Or. A PARTNER WANTED. A modern garage; sell gas. oils, etc.; CO cars steady storage; JJOOO Ijandles DOWNSTAIRS beauty parlor for sale doing better th.-in $10Ou a .month busi v. es3. AM 39. Oregonian RESTAURANT seats 20 peopie, west s'de. long lease, dandy location. J 81. Ore- gonmn. RESTAURANT, doing good business in big payroll district; sickness compels sale, rnone wainut ;t!6. 5ILES can be permanently cured with out operation. Call r write Dr. Dean, Second ana Aiorneon. A GARAGE SPECIAL. Busy street, profits $450 month, trial given. Room 401 Dekum bldg. CONFECTIONERY, cigars, soft drinks, light groceries, business for sale cheap. 4.n asm 11 Kion st. uwner. 4300 BUYS good taxi business, sacrifice on account, v l hcilu. ."none Bdwy. $850 GROCERY, modern bldg., nice liv ing rooms; average $30 a day. Z. Eak' ins. 310 touca omg. tua tn st. YOUNG man wanted to go Into partner .chip; good paying business, small in- vestment. west t-arK. CIOAR stand, candy, soft drinks and groceries, good location, for sale by owner. Bdwy. l.'Q2. . Ca'FETERIA for sale, good reasons for selling; consider car as part payment. 13i X. Broadway. .. CHIROPRACTIC office for sale. Fln-eet office in city. Full bath and electric equipment. 215 Swetland bldg.- WILL sell grocery, reasonable for cash, or will exchange for apt. hou&e: must be good location. E. 78, Oregonian. FOR SALE By owner, grocery store. living rooms, win invoice, vvainut -tff.s. SOFT drinks, cigars, soda fountain, conf. and truiu. .-o aiorriaou, near ggconq (GROCERY Btoro for sale, all cas 284 JjuraDe, el. BUSINESS OPPO RTTT' ITIKS. PARTNER WANTED $290 REQUIRED. AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS. Here -is absolutely the very beat op portunity in this city to secure an equal one-half interest in the busiest and best equipped small auto repair shop; fine, busy location; very low rent; long established, steady trade; doing only guaranteed first-class work; have more work than can handle; prefer a steady and reliable partner to aired help ; previous experience not neces sary if you are mechanically Inclined and handy with tools; need man n ore than money; your opportunity to learn the business and easily clear better than $105 month for yourself from the start ; only $200 required to se cure an equal half Interest; don't fall to see this before you buy; well worth double the investment; a genuine bar gain. Call early at 347 Pittock block, DO YOU want a nice, clean business? I want a man for Multnomah and ad joining counties who owns a car and who is financially able to carry . a etock as a distributor end establish sub agents. Will show you a real spe- . cialty that will sell to 50 of property and car owners. If you want a fu ture with Immediate returns you can connect with me if you will work. Call Tuesday, 9 to 12. Apt. F, Cin- clnnatt Cou rt, Tent h street. ni RESTAURANT. LUNCH COUNTER BARGAIN. Excellent location, heart of the au tomobile and hotel district. Complete equipment. Long established, steady paying business. Clearing $200 monthly now and live wire can double business. Sacrifice price $000, $350 cash handles a genuine snap for some one. Full de tails at 347 Pittock bik... Wash, at 10th st. MOVING PICTURE THEATER. Doing a nice business, Portland suburbs; this theater must be sold by Pec. 1; price ?3o00 for quick sale: terms. See Mr. Wright at 1214 N. W. Bank bldg. GROCERY BARGAINS. We have them from $850 up; come in and let. us show you a number of real buys; for instance, one for $850; another for $1500; also one for $1000, and so on up to $0500. All good buys for the money. GOKEY & WESCH, 327 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. 0706. ARTNER WANTED AUTO REPAIR. In a well-located shop on the west elde, doing large volume of work at aU times. Experience not necessary, if you are willing to work. Rent only $28. Your opportunity to get in with a first-class mechanic. Can make $200 a month. Only $4U0 required. Call 033 Morgan bldg. WANTED A few more men and women to fill good positions that are now open in one of the best propositions in Portland now being organized; ex cellent location, new building, great possibilities with opportunity for in vestment if preferred. Our plan de cidedly interesting. Full information. 523 Henry bldg . PARTNERSHIP OFFERED to a reliable man with ordinary edu cation in established business which has averaged $250 a mo-nth to each partner since established; work pleas ant and easy. Price $500 for equal half interest. 310 Panama bldg.. 3d and Alder. ANOTHER GOOD BUY. ' Grocery store, choice location, living rooms, rent $25, the fixtures at $450, stock at invoice, about $!H)0. Doing about $30 daily. Some tcrua caa be arranged. ARTHUR Tj. SCOTT, 330- Cham, of Com. Bdwy. 8068. A REAL BUY. Three stores with living rooms In rear and 68 feet frontage on Sandy blvd. Stores are all rented and bring ing in 20 per cent on the money in vested. Price $4J50, terms. MERRICK & CO., 304 Panama Bldg. Bdwy. 8230. WE finance good business enterprises through purchase or sale ot stock ana other securities; lot us reorganize or incorporate your company and place it on a going basis; write or wire. Fidelity Bend & Mortgage Co.. 7-7 Metropolitan Bank bldg., Minne apolla, Minn. A REAL BUSINESS. Now making money, has wonderful opportunity for expansion; needs busi ness man as secretary who can handle finances and invest $5000; good salary and substantial profits on investment: repli es coAf idenUal ; no agen ts. G 64. Oregonian. MEAT MARKET for sale; oldeat and best established and located In Ash land, Or.; ammonia plant, 3 good boxes and equipment; new and up-to-date slaughter house and yard, doing al most $5000 a month business; will sell at a bargain. Apply T. XL. Elliott. 305 Main st., Ashland, Or. RARE OPPORTUNITY. Old established paying grocery, best town Willamette valley; fine schools and college; about $4500 required; good location, reasonable rent. Cause for selling, sickness. Here i a chance for a fine established business. No agents. Y 72, Oregonian. CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS. S1SO0. Paying big, location good, rent only $22.50 on lease; ice cream and foun tain alone worth price asked. Means a good living for man and wife with rooms in rear you can occupy. Call at room 1, Railway Exchange. WANTED FOR CLIENT WAITING. Grocery, confectionery and light lunch; must be good location and good business with living room preferred and near school; client waiting for quick deal with $1200 to $1500 cash. See Mr. Blackwell. agent, 187 12th St. PARTNER WANTED HOO-acre farm, 70 acres cultivated, balance timber and crazing, eood laree house, furnished. stocked and equipped, cattle, horses and machinery. 2000 cords wood con tract goes. lira. DeGroote, 24t4 Rus sell. FOR SALE Plumbing and electric bus iness m a iarming town in eastern Oregon ; plenty of work all the time; gooa opportunity to extend. Btoctt, tools, service car, fixtures, $1500 cash will buy; a bargain. Write AV 284, Oregonian. FOR SALE Going concern, manufactur ing staple line, plant wortn over $200,- vou; est. proms over fiuo.ooo annually, $15,000 worth merchandise on hand: $60,000 will handle, bal. of $75,000 on easy terms; sickness reason for selling. AP 95, Oregonian. CIGAR AND CONFY. STANDS. See us for cigar stands, in business district, best locations, at very mod erate prices. We have a number of good ones. GOKEY & WESCH, 327 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. 6706. WELL located little grocery at invoice. with new house in connection; lot oox 100, with garage ;' cash takes every thing at cost, account death. E. 34th and Jessup sts., block north of il lingsworth avenue ANOTHER PICK UP. $700 full price of a dandy restaurant In business district, very busy place. See my agents today. GOKEY & WESCH, 327 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. ft706. CROSS-ROAD store, doing fine business, living rooms, -year lease; rent almost nothing; clear $200 to $400 mo.; a snap, $4500, or ex. for house and lot or property of value. See Garland, 260 Taylor st. GREENHOUSE property, 4 greenhouses. barn, garage, potting enea, com rrames, fullv stocked with potted plants and cutflowers; within city limits. BD 61, Oregoniam WANTED Grocery or confectionery and light lunch; must be good proposition; have $1200 cash. See Mr. Blackwell, 1S7 12th st. Atwater 600. FINE opening for shoe repair shop; no capital needed. Kleist & Co., 608 E. 25th st. S. Sellwood 2236. 'l HEAR.,' WALT, YOORE ' TUIMKIN6 OF TAKING MRS BLOSSCM OUT OH WHNEft. "YOU'LL. RCOOCM MV SUGGESTING. BUT i I HAVE AM IDEA , r- -v 1 BUSINESS OFPORTTNTTIES. AUTO PAINTING PARTNERSHIP. Here -ds positively the very best op portunity in Portland to secure an equal half Interest in a large T-ell-known automobile paint shop; long es tablished trade; doing a steady busi ness with largest firms in city; have more work than can handle; need in terested help; previous experience not necessary if you are trustworthy, steady and willing to learn the business, as you will be associated with an ex pert automobile painter with years of experience. You can easily clear better than $175 every month for yourself from the start; only $300 required to secure an equal half interest. If you want the best, don't fail to see this before you buy. Apply 347 Pittock b'.k., Washington at 10th st. CARDROOM, CIGARS AND LUNCH. Here's an opportunity to buy one of the best paying cardrooms in the city, gross receipts average $100 to $125 a day; beautifully equipped, west side, right downtown. See this if you are looking for a good business. Rea sons for selling. Fuil price $5000, come terms to right man. Do not answer un less you have the money and mean business. Further information call at 310 Panama bldg., 3d ana Aiaer Business Opportunities Wanted. WANTED Small groceries and res taurants; cash buyers watting, yuica service guaranteed. Call Morris, with OLE O. SLETTEN. REALTOR, 415 Ry. Exch. Bldg. Bdwy. 3400. WANTED Country hotels, Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Write tun par ticulars, ilr. Blackwell. agent, 181 12th st. FIRST-CLASS cook will buy Interest in going restaurant. Must be able to pay cook at present time $5 shift. BF 84, Oregonian 1 WILL rent restaurant ready equipped or hotel dining room or luncn counter. Al chef, BC 00, Oregonian, I WANT a general mdse. bus. tor swell suburban, n-a. home, codd- oxt n-y. Ex. bldg. Bdwy. 2811. WANTED Good restaurant, grocery or coniectlonery lor cash. Must do gpou. No agents. AO 00. Oregonian. WANT contract to cut 500 cds. wood, dragsaw timber, fnone Atwater pwg. WANT good paying business, $1000-$T200. O 3o, Oregonian. . Hotels and Rooming Housefly NOB HILL BEAUTY. 9 rooms, beautifully furnished, new rug, best of furniture, ideal location, clean as a pin; $120 in fuel and house rent to firat included in purchase price, $650 cash, small balance. WHICE TEMPLE TRADE. 11 rooms, H. K., walking distance, netting $65 and cosy 2-room apartment for self. Will take flat or small house. $250 DOWN PAYMENT NOB HILL. 8 rooms, H. K., dandy location, rent only $32, good furniture, nice little home with income. See Newton, with William H. Hughes corporation, 605-6 Couch bldg. , APARTMENT LEAiiE. Best apartment house buy in Port land, 2 4-room apts., 2 3-room apts. and 2 single rooms, 18 rooms, all pri vate baths, solid brick building, eteam heat, two garages; also there is $3000 uTArtTi nf fumitiiTA and a 3-year lease; can be renewed; price $180-0; $800 cash, balance on easy terms. MERRICK & CO.. REALTORS. 804 Panama Bldg. Bdwy. 8230. ROOMING MOUSE OR HOTEL. 30 ROOMS. It is centrally located and in a brick building with hot and cold water In every room, furniture in excellent con dition and option of long lease. Net income ranging from $250 to $300 per month after expenses deducted. Rea sonable figure buys this. Call room 1, Railway Exchange bldg. OWNER WILL LOSE. To first buyer with $ftOO, small apt. hp use, beautiful furniture an-d rugs; good lease; walking distance; must sell today. 307 Yamhill st. HOME AND INCOME. AN ALL-ROUND GOOD BUY. $175 down buys this 6 rooms, H. K., fully furnished, with an income of $70 monthly and two rooms for the owner. The rent $35. ARTHUR L. SCOTT CO., 330 Cham, of Com. Bdwy. 3668. MARY E. LENT COMPANY, 623-4-0 N. W. BANK BLDG., EXCLUSIVE BROKERS OF HOTELS, APARTMENT , HOUSES, ROOMING HOUSES AND LEASES. SIXTEEN YEARS IN THTS BUSI NESS IN PORTLAND. FOR QUICK SALE, list your hotels, apartment or rooming houses with us; your interest will al ways be protected; we have cash buy ers waiting for your proposition. -See Mrs. Keller, GEO. T. MOORE CO., I0O7 Yeon bldg. HOTEL SACRIFICE. $7500 will handle an 80-room steam heated cor.ner brick hotel with a monthly income of $700 over and above all expenses. See my agents. GOKEY & WESCH, 827 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. 6706. . SICK AND MUST SELL. I am a Rebekah, going to Oddfel lows' home. 13 rooms, h. k., 3 yrs. lease. Price $1150. See my agent. I. E. SPENCER & CO., 517 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. APT. HOUSE BARGAIN. Lease and furnishings modern brick apt. house; good W. S. location, clear ing $500 per month; price cut .4 for quick sale; $6000 handles, "balance easy. Owner, Broadway 4140. WHAT have you to trade and some cash for my equity in rooming house? Love ly furniture. Best location. AR 86, Or egonian. , - SMALL transient hotel, very best loca tion, good lease, rent $125. Price $2250. Terms. THOMSON, 620 Henry Bldg. 32-ROOM transient hotel, lease, steam heat, well located; big money-maker. Price $5000. Terms. THOMSON, 620 Henry Bldg. 10 H. K. ROOMS, nice home, good fur- , niture, clears $75 monthly; $1550; also others. Bdwy. 7672. McFarland, 208 Falling bldg. COZY 12-room apartment house, steam heat. 'hot and cold water In all rooms, $750 down, balance very easy. By own- er. Boa tiiisan st., near ist. MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY. 11 h. k. rms.. A-l furnishings com plete; sacrmce, leaving city; hurry. Price $R50. See Mr. Scott. 201 10th et. APARTMENT house for sale. 13 rooms. well furnished; price reasonable. Phone -Main, i-tw. oto otn st. - 2 H. K. ROOMS, close in corner. ' Straight lease. Nets $140. $2600. Terms. 64 N. Ninth st. EXCEPTIONALLY well furnished 21-r. house; lease; $75 mo. Owner, Main 804O. 11 ROOMS furniture for sale, piano, Vic trola; price $1100 cash. Phone Bdwy. 7017. Rent $55 month. 390 Everett st. OWNER positively sacrifices rooming house, mostly all housekeeping. Bdwy. 2315. CHEAP if sold at once; small transient rooming nouse near j.entn on iona St., Astoria. Tel. Astoria 1239. 6ft ROOMS, good location, plenty Driv. baths, good lease; $8000 handles. Room 121 N. w. mnK Diag. 4-YEAR lease, 18 rooms, fully equipped for h. k.. Knob HH1 location; $500 full price. Gray. 3tfl Yamhill. WANT apt. house of 20 rooms, good lease. 3P xamniii. BAKERY for rent or sale. Phone Main 4302. 9 ROOMS, h. k., clean, good .location, sacrifice. Owner, AN 92. Oregonian. 6-ROOM house in 3 2-room apts., downtown, 329 Main st. right 17 MODERN rooms, h. k. Rent $60. nets $125. $2000, halt casn. sui 11th st. GASOLINE ALLEY WHO SPILLED 'RACHELS AN AWFULLY IVOO KNOW IP MDU'O LITTLE HOME CUMMER ACT AS CHAPERONE ! -JUSTNESS OPPORTUNITIES. Hotels and Rooming Houses Wanted. WANTED Have client with $1500 cash and $4000 equity In $5500 home a first payment on good rooming house, hotel or apartment house. Sea Mr. Blackwell. agent, 187 12th at. WANTED Apartment or rooming house, 20 rooms up; furnished partly or un furnished; no inflated value consid ered; will deal with owners only. Ad- dress N 100, Oregonian. WANTED Have client with $1500 cash and $4000 equity in $5500 home, aa first payment on lease and furnish ings good country hotel; write par ticulars Mr. Blackwell, 187 12th gt. WANTED Have 3 clients with $1200 to $2000 cash as first payment on good rooming house. Mr. Blackwell, agent, 187 12th Btt Atwater 2500. WANT unfurnished apartment house, 60 to 90 rooms, 2s and 3s. between now and October, 1H23. AM 83, Oregonian. WANT small apt. house, west eid.e; must clear not less than $100 per month; must locate at once. Main 6275. MR. HOTEL or apt. house buyer, we ad vertise your wants free. Address P. O. box 436, city. HAVE $900 cash; will assume up to $2000. Main 4002. tOPT AND FOUND. THE following articles were found on the cars of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company November 12. 1022; 6 umbrellas, 1 lunch box, 1 purse, ring, thermos bottle, 1 handbag, 3 pairs gloves, beads, 2 packages, clock. Own ers may obtain same upon proper Iden tification at First and Alder-street sta tion. THE following articles were found on the cars of the Portland Railway, Light & Power company November 11, 1822: 6 umbrellas, 2 purses, knife, 2 ecrew drivers, 3 pairs, 5 single gloves; school certificate, 4 packages, child's muff, photos. Owners may obtain same upon proper identification at First and Alder-street station. LOST, out of caix sample suitcase con taining men's smoking jackets and fancy vests. Last place car parked Third and Oak sts. Finder return same to F. R. Wagner, 500 E. 49th St. N., reward. No questions asked. LOST Friday evening, between 3d and Washington and Blue Mouse theater, a 24-in. string of pearls; graduation present. Reward. Phone East 4040. LOST In Piedmont district. 3-month- old bull puppy,' pure white, female; reward. Call Walnut 6484. 301 East Portland blvd. LOST A bundle containing five yards black satin, white lining and black waist, by a dressmaker. Please return Tabor 4214. Reward. LOST Brown and white fox terrier pup, answers to name of Pep ; liberal re ward for return to 365 Hemlock at Phone East 3Si)2. LOST Skunk neckpiece Saturday eve ning between the Hanthorne apts. and Carmelita apts. Liberal reward. Please return to 302 Carmelita. Main 4308 LOST Collie pup about K weeks old, on Hawthorne between 33d and Glenn ave. Finder call Tabor 0604 or Main 7141. Liberal reward. STRAYED From our grounds 1 pea hen, -suitable reward will be paid for her return. Portland Crematorium. Sell wood t67. STRAYED From 1105 I von St., big white and black speckled male bird dog, with black spot over eye. Reward. Tabor 7006. LOST Mixed collie and shepherd dog. yellow long hair, white nose, license 778, answers Sport. Call Tabor S165. Reward. LOST At etoek show, navy blue silk umbrella, white tips. Initials on handle carved in white. A, B. M. Reward. 720 Belmont St. LOST A string of pearls with plati num clasp. Finder communicate with Main 0432 or 106 5th st. LOST Brass studded dog collar, George Y. Morrison inscribed on name plate. Call Bart 400S. Reward. LOST Nov. 12, Gearhart or Seaside, bar racks bags, containing golf bag, clubs, shoes. Liberal reward. Main 5571. DOUBLE Stone Marten fur left in Hazel wood Monday noon. Bdwy. 3574; re ward. LOST Armistice night, near Pantages, 4-hearted pearl pin, diamond center. Reward. Phone Auto. 514-41. . LOST Downtown. 2 diamond rines. dia mond elk pin, elk tooth, tied in silk nanaKercnier. p, onegoman. LOST Party finding pocketbook, 30th and Everett, please return 605 Everett st. and receive rewartL LOST Wallet containing two $1 and one $20 bills and check. East 0089. 90 East imh st. LOST String of pearl beads, district surroundings near St. Vincents; re ward. Call Main 6973. LOST Friday, between 5 and 0, lady's gold wrist watch; initials S. E. S.. Walt-ham make; reward. Auto. 310-48. LOST Red shawl oh 82d, near Grays Crossing,- which I prize as keepsake. FindeY please phone Tabor 1377. LOST On Friday night, at Stock show, a lady's small Shrine pin. Reward, Empire 0480. LOST Diamond ring. Tiffany seeting, at stock show Friday evening. Reward. , T a bor 0625. 1427 Hassalo. LOST Saturday P. M., brown fox fur, between 36th and 37th sts., Gladstone ave. Phone Sell. 2405. Reward. LOST Lady's black velvet hand bag, Rivoli theater, Saturday afternoon. Re ward. Call Tabor 5783. AMBER colored tortoise shell glasses, Saturday eve. Tabor 0813. ' LOST lar. -A dog. Dr. A. E. King on col Reward. BJ 44, Oregonian. LOST At Palace laundry, amethyst ring. Finder please notify foreman. Reward. LOST Wire wheel for Ford car. Call Tabor 7o05 and receive reward. FOUND One Boston bulldog. Owner phone East 3043. LOST Gold and ivory handle umbrella, initials L. J. East 5035. Reward. LOST Lady's black hat. Leave at taxi station, Benson hotel. LOST Yale spike lock for 3-in. cord tire. $2 reward. Call Tabor 2103. FINANCIAL. LIBERTY BONDS CASHED. AUTO MORTGAGES CASHED. BUILDING-CONTRACTS CASHED. FINANCE APARTMENT HOUSES. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. YOU BUY OR EELL PROPERTY, WE CASH UP THE MORTGAGE. SECOND MORTGAGE ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. OREGON BOND & MORTGAGE CO.. 207 SELLING BUILDING. MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, or col lateral security; contracts and chattel mortgages bought. 407 Con. Sec. Bldg. Phone Broadway 1385. Fidelity Secur ity Corporation. C. W. Pallet t, treas urer and manager. CASH paid for mortgage, sellers' con tracts on real estate. Washlnarton. Ore- gon. H. E. Noble, 316 Lumbermens bldg, WTE LOAN money on automobiles! Gran ning & Treece. 102 N. Broadway. LOANS and securities. Broadway 5890. Lee Davenport, 612 Buchanan bidg. NOTES, mortgages and contracts bought. N. H. Smith, 422 N. W. Bank bldg. $500 FIRST mortgage on 100 acres, will sell for $475. Atwater 1338. BUY NOTES, contracts, mortgages. F. H. Lewis, Ry. Exch. bldg.. 262 Stark st. GOOD COOK LIKE TO HAVE VELL. TXAT5 VERY XI MO OP j ( TOU.EMILY. I'LL THINK T OVERl lt BE 6LAO " FINANCIAL. RESIDENCE LOANS AT 6. As Portland resident loan corre spondents for the New York Life In surance company, we are able to offer the best form ot residence mortgage loan obtainable. All loans appraised and closed local ly. NO DELAYS. We are also In a position to handle mortgage loans on Inside business prop erties and apartment houses, THE DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO,, Ground Floor, Wells-Fargo Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS NO COMMISSION. Small monthly payments. Privilege to pay more or loan may be paid in full at any time. L. M. PHILLIPS & CO.. 2S9 Stark St. Bdwy, 0228. MORTGAGE LOANS. LARGE AND SMALL. LOWEST PREVAILING RATES. UNLIMITED FUNDS. STRAIGHT OR INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS. Tou will like our service and we solieit your business. MORTGAGE BOND CO., Portland, Or. Jinn Wilcox Bldg. Bdwy. 8823. money to loan on improved real estate. Mckenzie & Mckenzie, 314 journal building. INSURE your child's education by annual investment aououng m money vaiue. Call Main 8681. ' Money to Loan on Real Estate. MORTGAGE LOANS. ANY AMOUNT. STRAIGHT (3 to 5 YEARS). INSTALLMENT (5 to 15 YEARS) Second mtgs. and sellers' contracts bought and sold. We are prepared to assist you in financing your home. mr. Martin, loan dept. COE A. McKENNA A CO., Established 188!). Artisans Bldg. Bdwy. 7522. MORTGAGE LOANS LARGE OR SMALL CURRENT RATES NO DELAY DWELLINGS APARTMENTS. FLATS BUSINESS PROPERTIES INSTALLMENTS OR STRAIGHT. UNLIMITED FUNDS AVAILABLE. W. S. POINDEXTHK, 207-8 SELLING BLDG. Main 1800. MORTGAGE LOANS. MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. No Commission Charged. Pay for your home like others pay rent. Also straight mortgages if desired. WESTERN BOND & MORTGAGE CO. 82 Fourth st. Broadway 6464. SEE US TODAY We loan money on city property, 6; long time, short time; monthly payments, pay as you can; sums to suit; contract, second mort gages bought. 725 Gasco bldg., 5th and Alder sts. CELLAR S-MURTON CO. MORTGAGE LOANS. In any amount at lower rates on city or country property; prompt and help ful service. PAGET & PAGET, REALTORS. 283 Mi Stark St. Nr. 4th. Bdwy. 3704. WE HAVE money available for good residence loans; also insurance money for business property at lowest avail able rates. MORTGAGE BOND CO., Bdwy. 2021. Wilcox Bldg. HAVE $4000 to loan on good residence in restricted district at 7 per cent; can repay after one year. Wilton, Main 1168. : FARM LOANS. Insurance company money to loan at lowest current rates on Willamette valley farms; no delays. DEVEREAUX MORTGAGE CO.. Ground Floor, Wells-Fargo Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS. Residence and City Property. ftlj and 7 per cent. UNION ABSTRACT CO., Ground Floor Henry Bldg. HAVE $1000, $1500, $3000. $5000 to loan at 7 per cent on Unproved, security; prompt reliable service. A H. BIRRELL-GILL CO ;1 N. W. Bank Bidg. Marshall 4114. MONEY to loan in any amount at lowest rates of in terest on city improved property. First mortages bought nd aid. McClure & Sohmauch Co., 30 Railway Exchange bldg. PAY YOUR mortgage by lnetaiiments, 0 per cent interest on new principal after each payment; no commission; repay ment privileges any amount at any time. Walnut 0412. MORTGAGE LOANS on improved farms and city property; favorable repaying privileges; no commission or delay The OREGON MORTGAGE CO., LTD 309 Piatt Bldg. Main 537L $950, $400. $500, $700, $850, $1000 and up Low rates, quick action. Money on hand. Pay off part any time. GORDON MORTGAGE CO., 631 Cham, of Com. Bldg. Bdwy. Q37Q. HAVE $10,000 to loan on good business property at per cent; can repay after one year.. Wilson, Main 1168. MORTGAGE LOANS, city, rarm or su burban property; BUILDING LOANS A SPECIALTY. Broadway 7407 WILLIAM G. BECK, 215 Failing Bldg $1000, $2000, $3000, $4000. S5GOO. No delay; we are loaning our own money. f. ti. Peshon, IQQ4-7 Spalding Bldg. SHORT-TIME second mortgage loans to responsible home owners MULTNOMAH FINANCE CO. a- asco tuiidmgg. $200, $400, $500, $750, $1000 AND UP Low rates, quick action. Fred W. Ger man Co., 732 Chamber of Commerce SELLERS' con tracts, second mortgages bought. Money to loan. C. C Murton 612 Worcester bldg. Phone 511-25 ' CASH for mortgages and sellers' con tracts. F. E. Bowman & Co., 210 Cham- per ot commerce ping, xsavry. 6007. MONEY to loan on improved re-ai tar Trust Department, the United States rsationai .oanK. $500, $1000 AND UP on Imp. real estate, favorable terms; nn delay; no broker- age. iumi jm, uv t gpaiaing bldg. LOANS at current rates on well-improved farms and city property. K. K. Baxter, Spalding bldg. SEE OREGON INV. He MTG. OO. 210 EXCH. BLDG., 2D AND STARK. MORTGAGE LOANS, 6 and 7 per cent Salomon & Co., 307 Ry. Exch. bidg. $1000 TO $5000 TO LOAN; my money. B 681 Oregonian. $5000 TO $8000 ON improved city prop- ertyj interest, oyp. rnone oawy, Jdu. $3000 OA t'LuaK-iw residence, 7 per cent, flawy, -jj. zvi Aicivay oiag. $1500 ON SHORT loan at 7 per cent, no comm 1 ssion. m vi, j regonian. " $3000 to $T0TO0O, 7 per cent. CHAS. RINGLER & CO., 204 Ry. Ex. THE BEANS?' SHE I TO FINANCIAL. Money to Loan on Real Estate. MORTGAGE LOANS. RESIDENTIAL LOANS, 5 PER CENT Five-year period with repayment privilege of $100 or any multiple there of on interest dates. INSTALLMENT LOANS. 6 PER CENT. B or 12 years; will loan 60 per cent ' of the value of your home; only small monthly payment, required with inter est; you may pay more or all of prin cipal on first of any month; no pen alty. BUSINESS PROPERTY LOANS, 6& PER CENT. Five-year period with repayment privileges. NO DELAY IN CLOSING LOANS. BRICK MORTGAGE CO. Portland Mortgage Correspondent The Prudential Insurance Co. of America. 1210-1217 Yeon Bldg. Main 8308. THE "DISAPPEARING MORTGAGE" has become thoroughly established In use in Portland by careful borrowers. You repay ns 10 each month on each $1000 borrowed, Including prin cipal and interest therein. You have permission to pay any more at any time without penalty. Before you realize It the debt is paid. CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY. 6, PER CENT. Other residence loans 6 per cent. Being sole Portland loan correspond ent for different eastern financial in atitutions and having a large number of private investment accounts, we give unparalleled mortgage loan fa cilities as since 1907. EDWARD E. GOUDEY COMPANY, United States Bank Bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS. 1 to 15 Years. LARGE OR SMALT DWELLINGS APARTMENTS. FLATS BUSINESS PROPERTIES. Low Interest Rates Prompt Service. INSTALLMENT OR STRAIGHT. Unlimited Funds Immediately Available. PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. Sixth and Morrison. OWN YOUR OWN HOME BY PAYING LIKE RENT. THE BEST and easiest method of paying a loan is our monthly payment plan. $32.26 per month for 36 months, or 25.36 per month for 48 months, or S2L24 per month for 60 months, or $16.00 per month for 84 months, or $15.71 per month for 06 months, 4 pays a loan of $1000 and Interest, Other amounts in same proportion. City loans on improved property or for improvement purposes; no com missions. Repayment privileges. . EQUITABLE SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 301-31)3 Stark Ft.. Portland, Or. SIX PER CENT. INSURANCE COMPANY money for RESIDENCE LOANS. Also farm loans. Quick service. Liberal Repayment Privileges. COMMERCE MORTGAGE SECURITIES COMPANY. 101 Third St. Broadway fi068. MONEY loaned on real estate security at going rates of interest. Otto & 'Hark son Realty Co., 413 Chamber of Com. Money to Loan Chattels and Salaries. DO YOU NEED MONEY? AT LEGAL RATES QUICK SERVICE? LOANS MADE ON AUTOMOBILES, FURNITURE PI ANOS, VICTROLAS, REAL ESTATE, BONDS, ETC. WE ALSO MAKE SALARY LOANS. PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY. (Licensed.) 806-307 Dekum Bldg. Bdwy. 5857. S. W. Corner Third and Washington. SALARY LOA NS SALARY. We loan money to salaried and work tng men on their personal notes; rates reasonaDie; easy payment pian, no se curity, no indorser. All business strict ly confidential. Call and investigate our Bystem of lending money. COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO., (Licensed.) 218 Failing Bidg. Broadway 6094. DAN MARX & CO., 315 Washington at, near Jth st; established over 35 years; only high-class jewelry store In city with loan department in connection ; urivate room for ladies; business etrily confidential; under state super vision; all articles held one year. Do business with an old-established firm. MONEY TO LOAN. Money loaned nn'household goods or merchandise placed in storage with us at regular bank rates. SECURITY STOR. & TRANSFER CO., Fourth and Pipe Sts. Opposite Multnomah HoteL Phono Broadway 3715; MONEY to loan on diamonds, jewelry ; confidential service; government li censed and bonded broker, Zell Bros. & Co., 2S3 Washington st. Bdwy. 6725 MONEY to loan: diamonds., jewelry, etc.: legal rate, articles held 1 year. Vines Jewelry, cor. aa ana vvasmngiuu, AUTO and-other short-time loans. Mult nomah Finance Co.. vZ oasco oiag. Loans Wanted. WE CAN loan your money on first-class security to earn 10 per cent Guaran teed. SECURITY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO.. 4th at Pine St., Opp. Multnomah HoteL Phone Bdwy, 3 do. .oan uept. WANT $800 to $1000, 7 per cent, 3 years, on -room houee. Bdwy 757. W. D. Rodabaugh. BITTER, LOWE & CO., REALTORS, 201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trade Bldg. WANT $30 000 LOAN on downtown west side cor. bus. bldga; 6. Val. $75,000. Geo. J. Srhaefer. Realtor. 817 Brd. of Trade bldg. 4250 1co LOAN wanted as first mort gage on Portland income property. 3 or 5 years, from principals only. Ad dress Box 352, Lebanon, Or. WANT $1500, $1SOO loan on first mort gage of city property, will pay 8 per cent on time 10a.11. duw. ooot. 517 Exchanga bldg. $2200' Seller's contract, discount $300; modern Rose City home. Bdwy. 5549. A, H. Akereon, IU4 2d st. WANT $3000 on Portland property, 1 to 3 years, 7 per cent. Call Wilson, Main UttS. APT. HOUSE or hotel lease wanted for 120-acre Colorado irrigated ranch- Ad' dress owner, C 97, Oregonian. WANT $7000 $45,000 security. Straight loan or repay monthly if perferred. CHAS. RINGLER & CO., 04 Ry. Ex. $800 4-ROOM new bungalow, Irvington Park, 8 per cent. Bdwy. 429. Lawson. WANTED $2000 on Rose City Park home. Auto. ,-ii--44. WANT loan $2000. new residence, good district, 7 per cent AE tty, Oregonian, NOW, HOW THE DiCKENS OlD FtMD OUT AHYTH1M6 ABOUT CTf TOLD BILL HOT TO 5V A WORD AN V BODY . FINANCIAL. Loans Wanted. SEE OREGON INV. & MTG. CO.. 210 EXCH. BLDG., 2D AND STARK. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposal, Invited. SALE OF TIMBER WARM SPRINGS INDIAN RESER VATION, METOL1US UNIT. Sealed bids in duplicate, marked outside "Bid, Metollus Unit," and ad dressed to the superintendent, Warm Springs Indian Agency, Warmspring, Oregon, will be received until 12 o'clock noon. Pacific time, Wednesday, Jan uary 17, 1923, for the purchase of merchantable timber on a tract within the Warm Springs Indian reservation, Oregon, described as follows: Begin ning at the Intersection of the south rim of Shitike canyon with the range line between ranges 11 and 12 east, Willamette meridian, and running south on said range line to the north bank of the Metollus river, , thence following up the north bank of the Metolius river and Jefferson creek to its intersection with the line between ranges 8 and 0 east, thence to the northwest corner of township 11 south, range 0 east, thence east to the cor ner between sections 31 and 32, town ship 10 south, range 9 east, thence north on east line of the west tier of sections through townships 9 and 10 eouth, range 9 east, to the Bouth rtm of Shitike canyon, thence following the said rim eastward to the place of beginning. The unit includes approxi mately 84.000 acres of timber land with a total stand of approximately 4S2.000. 000 feet of yellow and sugar pine and 44.000,000 feet Douglas fir, incense cedar and other species. About 18,000 acres of this area, with a stand of approximately 43,000,000 feet of yellow and sugar pine and o 4 0,000 feet of other species is allotted land, for which L-nc.rat nnnrnvo K made with allottees; within the area there are 477 acres of fee-patented lan.i with an estimated stand of 5,000, 000 feet, which can probably be pur chas id from the owners. Each bid must state the price per thousand feet. Scribi er decimal C log scale, that wlii be paid for timber cut and scaled prior to April 1, 1028. On April 7. 1928. the stumpage price wili . increase 15 per cent (15) over the nriee bid for the first period and at tne close of each three years thereafter the price will advance 10 per cent (10) over the price paid during the preceding three year period. No bid for the" first period will be considered for letiS than $2.75 per thousand feet, B. M., for yellow and sugar pine, 50c for white fir and $1.30 for Douglas fir, incen cedar and other species. The cutting of white fir shall be optional with the purchaser. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified chPCK on a solvent national bank, payable to the superintendent. Warm Springs Indian Aguncy, in the amount of $25,000. The deposit wili be returned to unsuccessful bidders, applied as part of the purchase price of successful bidder, or retained as liquidated damages if the bidder shall not execute contract and furnish sat isfactory bond for $40,000 within 60 days of the acceptance of his bid. The right to waive technical defrcta and to reject any and all bids is reserved. For copies of the contract, regulations, map of the sale area, blanks for the submission of bids and other Informa tion appiy to the superintendent. Warm Springs Indian Agency, Warmspring, Oregon. Washington, D. C, October 30, 1922. Chas. H. Burke, Commis sioner. Notice ot Sale or. tiovernment Timber, uenerai lbhq uiuce. vwomngton. D. C. September. 29. 1922. Notice is hereby given that subject to tbe conditions and limitation of the act of June 9. HUtf (89 Stat 218) and instructions of the Secretary of the In terior of September 15, 1U17 (4tf L. D. 447) the timber on the following lands will be sold at 1 o'clock A. M.. No verr ber 28, 1022. at public auction at the United Slates L.and Office at Port land, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be sub ject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof being commissions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned if sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue tor the timber, which must be removed within ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, associations of such citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, ter ntory, or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included in any offer of a larger unit. T. .' S.. K. 1 Sec. 1G, NiS Ni red fir. 640 M. ; SW NE14 red fir 1745 M. ; NEfc NWf4, red fir, 1200 M. ; JW NWK, red fir, 7b0 M. ; SW14 NW14, red fir. 950 M. ; SB NW. red fir, 1700 M. ; NB STV14, red fir, 2090 M. ; NWft SW4, red fir, 1100 M. ; red fir. 795 M. ; 810 BW. red fir, 1000 M. ; NW SK. red fir, 24f0 M. ; none of the red fir timber on these tracts to be sold for less than $2.00 per M. T. 4 8.. R. 3 E.. Sec. 33, SWi TWi, red fir, 1090 M. ; none of the red fir on this tract to be sold lor less tnan $1.00 per M. WtLTJAM SPRY. Commissioner. General iand Office SiKALKD kiiDS will be received at the office of the undersigned. 4Hi Court house, Portland. Oregon, until b :(M) P. M.. November 22. 1 11! U. for furnish in?? and Installing lighting fixtures in the -New jjuckman scnoni, tortianu, Oregon. Bids wiii bo opened at a meeting of the board to be held in room 304 Courthouse, at 7:00 P. 11., the same day. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of Properties, Old Failing school. First and Porter streets. Portland. Oregon. A certified check for ten (10) per cent of the amount of the proposal, payable to Clerk of School District No. 1, must accompany each proposal. The board reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. (Signed) R. E. FULTON. School Clerk Dated November 13, 19512. MiM't Hanemis. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER, General Land Office, Washington, D. C, Nov. ti, 1922. Notice ia hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the act of June 9. 1918 (39 Stat. 21. and the instruc tions of the secretary of the interior ot September lo. 1917 (46 L. D. 447) the timber on the following lands will be Fold st H o clock A. Al., on De cember 19, 1122, at public auction at the Lnited btatee land oirice at Port land, Or., to the highest bidder at not less than ths appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval of the secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of 1 per cent thereof, being commissions al lowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned if sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Ursue for the timber which must be re moved within 10 years. Bids will be received trom citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the United Slates or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered sepa rately before being included in any offer of a larger unit T. 4 N., R. 3 W., Sec. 1, NE. , NE. 14, yellow fir, 440 11.; NW. NE. y, yellow fir, 140 M. ; none of the yellow fir on these tracts to be sold for less than $2.25 per M. T. 6 N R. 3 W., Sec. 85, NE. Vi. NE. yellow fir, 1250 M. ; red cedar, M) W.: NW. 4, NE. , red fir 13f0 M., yellow firm 250 M., red cedar 3() M.; BE. hi, NE. M, yellow fir 2425 At, red cedar 150 M. ; SW. tt, NE. , red fir 275 M., yellow fir 860 M., red cedar 25 M.; NE. , SE. Vi( yellow ffr. 1390 M. ; NW. Va. SE. U. red fir, 575 M., yellow firm 273 M., red cedar, 50 M. ; SE. , SE. V. red ir 100 yellow fir. 5S0 M-; SW. , SE. V. red fir, 675 11., yellow fir 400 M., red cedar, 50 M. ; none of the fir or cedar on this area to be sold for less than $2.25 per II. T. 9 S., R. 3 E-, Sec. 23, SE. 14, SW. red fir, 620 M. ; none of the fir on this tract to be sold for less than $1.75 per M. GEO. R. WICKHAM, Acting Commissioner, General Land Office. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Portland, Oregon, November 6. 1922. NOTICE OF EXCHANGE. Serial 07190. NOTICE is hereby given that the "Wright-Blodgett Company, Ltd., of Saginaw, Michigan, has filed in this office their application to select, undwr the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved May 31, 1918, (40 Stat, 593) and the regulations thereunder ap proved July 17, 191S, Circular 611, the following described lands: All of Section 13, T. 11 S., R. 3 E., S. h. at Section 1, and S. E. of Sec tion 3, T. 12 S., R. 2 E.; all of Section 5 and all of Section 7, T. 12 S.. R. 3 E., Willamette Meridian. IN LIEU OF S. H N. E. and S. of Section 10, T. 11 S., R. IE.; all of Section 26; all of Section 34 and S. h of Section 36, T 11S R 3 E N. E.'14 'N. W- (or Lot 3), N. W. H N. W. (or Lot 4). S. E. M N. W. M. and N. W. Va S. W. 14. Section 2: N. E Vi. N. H S. W. H and N. W. Vi S. E. Vi, Section 10, T. 12 S., R. 3 E. W. S. E. Vi. Section 8. T. 12 S., R, 3 E., Willamette Meridian. Any and all oersons claimine a d- versely the lands described or desiring to oDject Because of the mineral char acter of the land or for any other rea son, to the disposal to the applicants, should file their affidavits of protest in this office within the period of publi cation of this notice. ALEXANDER SWEEK. Register. Firs day of publication, Nov. 8, 1922. Last day of publication, Dec. 7, 1022. &ARGE for rent. Bdwy. 7366, SPECIAL NOTICES. M isceUaneous. NOTICE OF BOND SALE. Middle Fork i rrigation district. Hood River county, Oregon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received by the board of directors of Middle Fork irrigation district at their officd in room of the Hall building, in the city of Hood River, Hood River county, Oregon, until 10 o'clock la the forenoon of the 16th day of De cember, 1922, for the purchase of the bonds authorized and issued by said irrigation district in the amount of $75,000, each bond in the denomina tion of $1000, dated January 1, 1923, and maturing serially in annual amounts so as to be approximately equal, principal and interest, com mencing January 1, 1929, and contin uing each successive year thereafter until January 1, 1953, when the last of said bonds then outstanding hall mature, bearing interest from their date at the rate of 6 per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of July and January each year, both principal and interest to be paid In gold coin of the United States of America of the present standard of weight and fineness, or in its equiva lent, at the office of the treasurer of said district or at the Fiscal Agency of Oregon in the City of New York. Usual coupons for the payment of in terest will be attached to said bonds. Said bonds are Issued and will be sold for. the purpose of purchasing the properties, rights and irrigating sys tem of Middle Fork Irrigating cjm pany, making necessary extent ions and improvements to said properties and otherwise carrying out the pur-, poses and provisions of the law re lating to irrigation districts in Oregon. Bids must be accompanied by a cer tified check or cashier's check on some responsible bank for at least 29i of the face value of said bonds, payable to Charles E. Mcintosh, president of said Irrigation district to be forfeited as liquidated damages in case the bid der shall withdraw his bid, or snail fail to pay for said bonds in the vent of his bid bf ing accepted by said board of directors. Said bonds will be sold tn the highest bidder for cash. The said board of directors reserve tho right, however, to reject any or all bids, or any part or parts of any bid or bids. By order of said board of directors. ERNEST C. SMITH. Secretary of Middle Fork Irrigaiion District. Hood River. Oregon. PHOENIX IRON WORKS The annual meeting of Uip stockholders of the Phoenix Iron Works will he held at the office of the company. East 3d t-t. and Hawthorne ave., Portland, Or., Monday, December 1 1, 1922, at 7:30 1. M. for the purpose of electing di rectors and for the transaction of such other business as may he brought be fore said meeting. Dated this 6th day of November, 1922, Sam Morrow, presi dent; L. Sieinhauser, secretary and treasurer. COUNTY WARRANTS Notice is here by given that Multnomah county war rants that, were presented and indorsed "not paid for want of funds," from September 3. 1922, to October C 1922, both dates inclusive, will be p;iitl on presentation at the offiro of the county treasurer. Interest thrreon ceapes on and after the date of this notice. Portland, Or.. November 13, 1922. JOHN M. LEWIS. County Treasurer. I AVI LL not ba responsible for bills or d-.hts contracted by my wtte, jaa m. Ftanzen. from and after this date, Oct. If, 1!I22. MICH A EI, FRAN ZEN. NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for a ny bills contracted by a nyone other than myself after Nov. 12, 1922. M. W. Oregg. PERSONAL. SAN FRANCISCO, $17.50. BY PICKWICK TWIN-SIX PACKARD, LEAVING 7 A. M. DAILY. WONDERFUL TRTP. PHONE OR WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER. PICKWICK STAGES OFFICE, 122 THIRD STREET. PHONE BROADWAY 002H. MY SPECIALTY, removing gall stones without knife; over IOO cases in past year; diseases of women successfully treated; steam baths; scientific manip ulation, r-lcctrical treatments by grad uate; lady attendant; open evenings. Dr. Jos. Smith. 403 Fliedner building. Broadway 2730. PILES PERMANENT RELIEF. Legal guaraitiy given; no need of knife; no pain; continue work. Ask to see GLE-O-Nia PILE TREATMENT at all STOUT-LYONS DRUG STORES, 3d at Morrison, Bdwy. at Stark, Washings ton at 11th, Washington near Fifth. NOTICE is hereby given that we. the undersigned, have purchased from F. Swanson the grocery and delicatessen business at 659 East Morrison st., Port land. Or. Geo. W. and Harry C. Rittotiiiur. MADAM CURTIS has reopened her school of beauty culture at 402 AMsky bldg., apart from her beauty shop, 147 3d st, Alisky bldg. lobby, where arrange ments can be made for enrollment; course guaranteed. Phone Main 2150. LADIErs. TAKARA. ANTISEPTIC! POWDER, a soothing, cleansing, healing germi cide and invigorating douche, a great aid to female disorders; f0e and $1. PO RTJ .AND HOTEL PHARMACY. MISS ROSE gives massage, steam baths, vibratory and elentric treatments; best equipment and the most scientific work in city. 215 Svetiand bldg. Telephone Broadway 6765. REJUVENATE your tired and nervous body by a scientific electric treatment. Dr. Ovidia Laraen. 634 Morgan bldg. Main 1999. OSTEOPATHIC treatments, steam cabi net bath, best for acute and chronla conditions; quickest results. Dr. Keller. M a 1 n 0544. RUSSIAN steam and electric cabinet baths, showers, massage, electric treat ments; graduate masseuse attendant 711 Swet land bldg. Broadway 6799. IN REACH OF ALL. SIX TREATMENTS for $5 at the Margaret Haynie Chiropractic Offices, 215 Swetland bldg. VIT-O-NET sweat, massage, shampoo, face, scalp massage, manicure, 10 A. M. to 9 P, M. and Sun. Mrs. Alice Rob ertson, JbX Swetland bldg. Bdwy. 2563. DR. ADA SCOTT, naturopath, scientific electric treatments, chronic diseases a specialty, nurse assistant; hours 10 to 7 P. M. 417 Swetland hid g. $1 GETS both feet fixed up at Dr. Eaton's chiropodist and arch spec, who doesn't hurt you; h years here; exam, free. Blue Mouse hldg.. 11th and Wash. VIT-O-NET sweats, massage, electric treatments for colds, neuritis, f-riatica., rheumatism. Dr. Harriett Shepnerd, 4-0 Morgan blrlg. Main 7.) 7ft. LEARN beauty culture, join class; eve ning school; we know how. School 16 years old. Full course $40. Phone Bdwy. 0QO2. 400 Dekum bldg. YOUNG married couple wishes transpor tation by auto to Los Angeies, Wednes day or Thursday. Will pay $40. N 88, Oregonian. GENTLEMAN desires auto trip to Frisco: help pay expenses or can drive: ref erence if desired. Call Gtllett. Bdwy. 0917. VITAL SCIENCE treatments, magnetic and vibratory. Emma N. Marshall, room 615 Panama bldg. Bdwy. 0555. ALCOHOL massage, steam, tub baths. Miss Fox, 147 Vi 11th. Open Sunday and evening. STEAM BATHS for rheumatism and bad colds; massage; nurse attendant. 322 Fliedner bldg., 10th and Washington. DR. SACRY, chiropodist and manicurist, has moved from 60S to 302 3d floor, Raleigh bldg. Open evenings. NURSE going to Los Angeles, go by car, pay expenses, would take charge of invalid. Mllwaukie 34 R. A. M. GOITRE, enlarged glands. Cure yourself A. R. Strachan, R. 5 Hillsbonv-Or. No agents or representatives. WH Y KUFFE R ? T7y electric faydro therapy treatments. Dr. Elna Sorenson, V)"3 I'ctUHlIlH. IU. JAZZ piano beginners, ten lessons guar- oltt iiiers piug., wasn. st. at 4th. HAIR, moles, pimples removed (diplomas Boston, Chicago and state medical board). 801 Broadway bldg. Main 5109. SUPERFLUOUS hair, moles, warts, re moved. 10-needle method; trial free. Josie Flnley. 514 Bush Lane. M. fi.'it MASSAGE PARLOR. 415 Buchanan b;dg.. Wash., bet. 4th ana orn, m to tr. al.; aiso Sunday. FEVBET & HANEBUT, leading wig and toupee makers; permanent marce! and water waving-. 349 Alder. Main 546. PILES can be permanently cured with out operation. Call or write Dr. Dean, Secona ana Morrison streets. DR. EVA ROLLINS, Naturopath; elec tric treatments given; hours 10 to 8. 426 Clay st. Main S3M. REDUCE the easy way. nU dieting urugs 01 cajiviot:, jmt in 'atn; agents wanted. Phelps. 3133 Arcade, Seattle. DR. LOUISE NETZEL, naturopath treat. ments. J-n uoiumma st. Mam 5505. PROSTATE trouble cured without opera tion. Dr. R. A. Phillips. Bdwy. bldg. LUMBAGO and other ailments treated. 5U Going st. Walnut 0629. FACE massage, ccalp treatment manicwring. ttucnanan oidg. CABINET BATH, elec. hand and body massage. H. C. W Broadway 3259. PRIMED A BALM, formerly Balm of JFlga. 844 E. 33d st. Sell. 2213mornings r DOESN'T Tom, Dick or Harry pay you? See Viereck, collectors. Dekum bldg. IF YOU have a ran-cer see Dr. J. Smith. 403 Fleldner bWg. Bdwy. 2730. GOING to Los Angeles via Frisco. Want four papsengere. B 78, Oregonian. SALT GLOW, shower and massage, scfen tific nurse. 411 Fliedner. Bdwy. 306S. DOLLY NORTON, MANICURIST . 405 BUCHANAN BLDG.