'7
THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, JUNE 18, 1922
WASHINGTON FIRES
16 UNCHECKED
Flames Sweep Over 1000
Acres of Timber.
GREEN FORESTS SWEPT
Blazes, Spreading In Spite of Ef forts
of Crew, Destroy One
Small Sawmill.
OLYMPIA, 'Wash.. June 17. (Spe
cial.) A forest fire which Btarted
late in May on the Coweeman river,
ten miles east of Kelso, "tonight was
etill raging unchecked in green tim
ber and was doing heavy damage.
F. E. Pape, supervisor of forestry,
was advised the fire has ravaged
about 1000 acres of timber, including
much small second-growth timber.
;in which the heaviest loss is sus
tained. The fire was not reported by
settlers when it first started and
was far beyond control when the
fire-fighting crew- was sent in.
A, large crew' has fought the fire
for two weeks without materially
checking it, Mr. Pape said.
Many loggers, both in eastern and
western Washington, taking ad
vantage of the cloudy weather the
past few days, have burised slash
ings they could not dispose of last
fall, Mr. Pape said.
ENGINE SPARKS SET FIRE
Flames in Forest at Onslow Are
Reported to Be Spreading.
ABERDEEN, Wash., June 17.
Sparks from a locomotive started a
fire in a large logged area of the
Kuhn Logging company at Onslow
last night. This morning the flames
were still spreading, but had not yet
reached green timber. A large crew
of men fought the fire all night, but.
according to reports from Carlisle
this morning, it is well under con
trol. A fire which started on the works
of the Stearns Logging company de
stroyed a small mill owned by Z. A.
Toye and several carloads of Jap
anese squares which had been cut
for the Japanese trade. While the
damage at the Kuhn works was
negligible, the damage at Carlisle
amounts to about $10,000.
FORESTERS CLOSE DEALS
6,000,000 Feet of Timber Sold to
Oregon Lumbermen.
EUGENE, Or., June 17. (Special.)
i J. H. Preston of the Washington,
D. C, office of the forest service;
F. E. Ames of the district office in
Portland; Nelson F. Macduff, super
visor of the Cascade national forest
with offices in this city, and E. H.
Hall, examiner in the office of the
Cascade forest, have just returned
from Oak Ridge and Landax, where
they looked after the sale of ap
proximately 6,000,000 feet of timber
to the Oak Ridge Lumber company
and the Landax Lumber company,
A sale of a lot of cedar poles from
the forest has also been made to
E. E. Smith of Oak Ridge.
This was Mr. Preston'a first trip
to this section of the' state, and he
was much interested in the timber
and in the road and trail work
under way in the forest, said Mr.
Macduff, who was a classmate with
him at the University of Michigan.
PECULIAR FLORA FOUND
Professor Sweetser Gets Speci
mens of Larkspur and Arabis.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene, June 17. (Special.) Profes
sor A. R. Sweetser, head of the bot
any department, has returned to the
campus after a month spent near
Kerby and Waldo in Josephine
county in classification of southern
Oregon flora with two unusual spec
imens. A red larkspur, which is fa
miliar as a bluish flower, and
purple arabis, which as seen in other
places i Oregon has always been
yellow, are the two specimens.
Paintings of 26 flowers In natural
color were made by Mrs. Sweetser
on the- trip. Although it was cold
the plant life was found in abun
dance and of such characteristic
types as to show that the region in
the Kerby quadrangle has a pecul
lax flora of Its own. .
GOLD BOND UNDER FOOT
Dancers Kick Around Over Floor
$10,000 Security.
OCEAN PARK, Cal., June 17.
Dancing on gold was actually in
dulged in by those who attended the
dance at the Ocean park ballroom on
Wednesday night but they did not
Know it.
The couples danced on and- kicked
around a $10,000 gold bond on the
First National bank of Oklahoma
City. J. W. Petticoat of Oklahoma
City lost the bond while attendin
the dance.
Somewnere between here and Ok
lahoma City he discovered his loss.
and telegraphed his friend George
"W". Leihy of Los Angeles. The $10,
000 gold bond, a little worse for
wear, was turned over to Mr. Leihy.
It was found by a janitor the morn
ing after the dance.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
CASON-WILL1AMS Edgare L. Cason,
legal, 02, Thirtieth street, and Zorayda
Williams, 20. 7022 Fifty-second avenue.
KUHN'S-ATCHISON Benjamin Kuhns.
legal. 1000 East Thirty-second street
North, and Lucille Atchison, , legal, 1516
Hawthorne avenue.
CLARK - CURLKT Ernest Harold
Clark. 21, 500 Commercial street, and
Georgia Curley, 11), 550 Commercial
street.
RKNFRO-LOYD Eldon S. Renfro.
legal, Pendleton. Or., and Hazel N. Loyd,
legal. 408 East Thirty-eighth street
Worth.
CARRELL-HUDSON Willard Grant
Carrell. 21, Oresham, Or., and Mabel May
Hudson. 21, Oresham, Or.
LOOMAS-BOWMAN Frank E. Loo
mas, legal, 305 GUsan street, and Mar
tha D. Bowman, legal, 5412 Forty-seventh
avenue Southeast.
KRUDSEN-ANDERSON Martin Krud
aen. legal, Tillamook, Or., and Anna An
derson, legal, 440 Schuyler street.
CUSHING-BREEDLOVE Don Alonzo
Cushing, 20. 763 East Twenty-first street,
and Tenenia Breed love, 21, 133 East
Fortv-seventh street.
SOWELL-ARCHAMBREAUX C. A.
Sowell. 2:1. 612 Madison street, and Lea
Faye Archambreaux, 22, 167 Sixteenth
XORLING-LUCY Thomas F. Norllng.
27, Cedonia, Wash., and Katherlne Lucy,
26. 124 Fourteenth street.
SMITH-KINGSLBY Harry E. Smith,
23. 1262 East Flanders street, and
Frances Kingsley, 23, T262 East Flanders
street.
CROOK-PIPPY Lawrence H. Crook,
27. 644 Harold avenue, and Mahalia
PIppy, 20, 578 Boise street
EID-BLADOM Clarence L. Eid, 25.
Canby. Or., and Charlotte Bladom, 21.
4427 Forty-first avenue Southeast.
MORRIS-ARMOND Arlle R. Morris.
21. 207 Second street, and Arlene Ar
mond. 20. 618 East Nineteenth street
North.
HOLMES-MARSH Paul H. Holmes,
legal, 4148 Sixty-fifth street Southeast,
and Evelyn , Luc! le Marsh, legal,. 7111
Fifty-fifth avenue Southeast.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses. "
MARCUM - BAKER George R. Mar
cum. 17, of Portland, and Margaret M.
Baker, 16, of Hood River, Or.
MEYERS-GUNDERSOX John. H. Mey
ers, 34. of Oregon City, Or., and Christie
Gunderson, 32, 'of Oregon City, Or. ,
FRASER-BUNEGAR Alexander. Fra
ser, 4U, . of Portland, and .Mrs. lizzie
Bunegar, 53, of Portland.
CROMWELL-REID Lorin Z. Crom
well, 18, of Hillsdale. Or., and Condace
Reid. 17. of Beaverton, Or.
CHASE - WESHXESKE Harley B.
Chase, 24, of Portland, and Florence L.
Weshneeke, 16, of Maplewood, Or.
COX-MARTIN William A. Cox, 29, of
Salem, Or., and Lottie A. Martin, 20, of
Salem, Or. , -
GRADY-BRIDGMAN Thomas P. Gra-I
dy, legal, of Portland, and Mrs. Emma
Bridgman, legal, of Portland.
FELTS-MAULDING Ivan B. Felts. 21.
of Silverton, Or., and Rhoda P. Mauld-
mg, 18, of Silverton, Or.
WHITNEY-SLOAN Frank E. Whit
ney, legal, of Portland, and L. Rose,
Sloan, legal, of Portland.
SUUSO.VWALTON-Raleigh. J. Hud
son, 21, of Portland, and Berniece Wal
ton, 19, of Portland.
BARTER-STAFFORD Wl fred Carter.
21, of Portland.' and Eva Stafford. 19. of
Portland. -
GOODWIN-LEHTO Charles F. Good
win, 33. of Portland, and Julia A. Lehto,
28, of Portland. ,
BLACKBURN-COWLES Edwin Carl
Blackburn. 21. of Portland, and Mavla M.
Cowlesi 20, of Portland.
Building Permits.
MRS. MARIE TAYLOR Erect aoart-
ments, 494 East Fourteenth street, be
tween Tillamook and Thomnjmn atrppts.
builder, Robert B. Beat; $13,000. W. 4
lots l and 20, block 84. Irvington.
ADAM LA BRANCE1 Erect residence
815 East Harrison, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth streets: builder
same; J3800. Lot 2, block 2, lone Bick
erton. SALVATION ARMY CORPS Erect
church, 4 Sixth street, between An-
keny and Burnside streets; builder, Zan
ello Bros.; J30.000. Lots 2 and 3. block
:, Couch.
M. T. EDWARDS Erect resident. KTH
East Harrison street, between Mulherrv
and Larch streets; builder, E. J. Oberle;
$5000. Lots 3 and 4, block 10, Ladd's
addition.
L. Pj LOVE Erect residence. 442
Holland street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets; builder, same; $2900.
Lot 21, block 4, El Tovar.
MR. MURPHY Repair res dence. 259
Monroe street, between Vancouver and
Williams avenue; builder, George W.
Taylor; $1000.
w. L. RICHARDS Erect residence.
1323 East Thirtieth North, between" Hol
man and North streets; builder. John A
Jacobson; $3500. Lots 2, 4 and 6. block
oo, irvington park.
i. H. iiAKiUS Erect residence. 521
East Thirty-fifth street, between Wood
ard and Clinton streets; builder, same;
$3500. W. y, of lots 7 and 8, block 57.
Waverly.
O. a. JOHNSON Erect residence. 805
East Twenty-eighth street, between Glad
stone and Francis streets; builder, H. H.
Harris; $3700. Lot 12, block 2, Kenil-
worth.
LADD ESTATE Erect residence. 671
Ladd avenue, between Division and Lav
ender . streets: builder. N. J. Lunde-ren:
$5500. Lot 29, bleck 28. Ladd.
SAM J. HOWE Erect residence. 610
Skidmore street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets; builder, J. E. Whistler;
$24ou. Kast so leet lot 9, block 5, Ir
vington Heights.
JULIUS M. JOHNSON Erect resi
dence, 1125 Carlton avenue, between East
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-ninth streets;
Builder, same; $io,ouu. Lot 3, block 3,
Rob Roy.
H. S. McDUFFEE Erect residence.
1624 East Hoyt street, between Sixty
second and Sixty-third streets; builder,
J. W. Davis; $2300. Lot 4, block 9,
Parkhurst.
FRED O. DORRES Erect residence.
1309 Rodney avenue, between Holman
and Highland streets; builder, W. M.
Umbdenstock Co.; $3500. Lot 2, block 4,
Piedmont.
CARRIE J. STOVER Erect residence.
1331 Haight avenue, between Portland
boulevard and Highland street; builder.
George w. stover; $3000. Lot 3, block
52, Piedmont. v
J.- M. DOUGAN Install furnace. 70
East Thirty-ninth street North, between
Couch- street and Davis street; builder.
Portland Gas & Coke company; $1040.
M. B. ALLEN Erect residence, 121S
Halsey. between East Forty-second and
Forty-third streets North; builder, F. M.
Crawford: $300U. East 40 feet of lot 2.
block 45, Laurelhurst.
GEORGE MacDONALD Erect resi
dence, 1193 Hassalo street, between
Thirty-ninth and Forty-first streets;
builder, same; ssauu. Lot 17, Block 51,
Laurelhurst.
ALFRED SCHMIDT Erect residence.
1902 Fortune, between Hudson ' and
Smith streets; builder, A. R. Myers;
$2000. Lot 17, block 17, North Bank.
is. jflJiiNjNjuj- ;recl residence, ou
Henry street, between "Fourteenth and
Mllwaukie streets; builder, Schiewe;
$3000. Lot 5. block 21, Tolman. .
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Or., June IT. Highest
temperature, 78 degrees; lowest tempera
ture, 52 degrees. River reading, 8 A. M.,
21.1 feet. Change in last 24 hours, -0.2
foot! Total rain fall (5 P. M. to 5 P. M.),
none. Total rainfall since September 1.
1921, 36.44 inches. Normal rainfall since
September 1, 43.22 inches. Deficiency of
rainfall since September 1, 1921,
Inches. Sunrise, 4:19 A. 31. Sunset, 8:04
P. M. Total sunshine, 15 hours 46 min
utes. Possible sunshine, 15 hours 40 min
utes. Moonrise. 12:14 A. M. Moonset.
12:29 P. M. Barometer (reduced sea level)
5 P. M., 29.95 Inches. Relative humidity:
5 A M., 83 per cent; noon, 48 per cent;
5 P. M, 24 per cent.
THE WEATHER.
Wind.
STATIONS.
Weather.
t
Baker . . . .
Boise
Boston
Calgary . .
Chicago . .
Denver . . .
Des Moines
Eureka ....
Helena . . .
Juneaut ...
Kan. City
Los Ang. .
Marshfield
Medford. .,
Minn'polis
New Orl's
New York
North H'd
Phoenix . .
Poc'tello . .
Portland.
Roseburg..
Sam'm'to
St. Louis. .
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Fran.
Seattle...
86:0.00
W
IPt. cloudy
(12 0.00
6810.001
70 0.00
74:0.00
84l0.00i
12'KB
12IS
Clear
tCloudy
24iNW
Cloudy
IOiN
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
62i0.00
8610.001
8610.00!
t500.00
...lo.oo
iNW
SB
W
Pt. cloudy
. .ISW
Clear
680.O0il2INW
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
B40.00
08 0. 16;
12NW
10NE
. .IS
7210.00
7610.401
5210.00
Cloudy
26S
Kain
Clear
Clear
24
NWl
112:0.00
w
8410.00
Pt. cloudy
I, 7810.001
N
N
Clear
tClear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
8810.00'
1000.00..
S
HUJO.OOI. .
8010.00 . .
NW
S
70 Ml. 00
SW
W
IClear
8410.001
66 0. 00
Clear ,
IClear
N
Sitkat
Spokane. .
Tacoma. ..
Tato'sh Is.
Valdezt ...
W'lla W'la
Wash'ton.
Winnipeg
Yakima...
152 0.00
SW
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
04:0.00
6410.00
14
N
N.
Cloudy
56:0.00
1)010.00
84 0.48
SW
'Clear
Cloudy
Clear
w
SE
N
SO'O.OOl
880. 00 1
Pt. cloudy
tA. M. today. tP. M. report of preced
ing day.
FORECASTS. '
Portland and Vicinity Fair; winds
mostly westerly.
Oregon Fair west: probably thunder
storms east portion; moderate winds.
mostly westerly.
Washington Fair; moderate northerly
winds.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
SEASIDE .New 3-room apartments.
completely furnished, fuel, electric
lights, running water, laundry, two
double beds. $22.50 per week: special
rate per month. F. Dresser. 1207 7th
St.. Seaside.
LARGE front room beautifully light and
sunnv. all conveniences. kitchen
privilege for breakfast if desired, to
woman or couple with refences. Phone
Mar. 43111. ; . . .
LARGE, furnished, front 2-room apart
ment, light, phone, furnace, heat, fine
location, tail. oo- jc. mauisun. cur.
13th.
SINGLE h. k. room,
furnace heat, $12.
corner 13th.
light, ga
554 E.
i. phone.
Madison,
FOR RENT 2 neatly furnished bed
rooms in modern apt., in hospital dis-
tnct, to ladies only. Mar. I34Q.
WILL buy used car. coupe, latest model.
preferably Hudson. Buick or Chand
ler. 155 E. 15th st. Apt. 143.
6-ROOM furnished house in Sellwood for
. sale at .a bargain, good terms, paved
streets. Ca Mar.
i
APPERSON touring car in -gpod Condi
tion; win traae tor lurnnvre or pnono-
graph. Tabor 1918. .
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
NEW LAURELHURST BUNGALOW.
With 5 large rooms and a'tic large
enough for 2 rooms. Just -eady to
live in, hardwood floors tT-oushou.
built-in dressing table, everything to
good to mention. Call and see it to
day. Owner and builder. 1259 Glisan
St.
GEORGE E. WELLER.
226 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Bdwy 5231. Auto. 317-44.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS.
Dutch colonial at 324 E. 22d at. at
a bargain if sold at once; don't expect
me to give you my best price and
terms over the phone. Call owner
and builder. Bdwy. 5231. Auto. 817-44.
FOR SALE Brand new Zeiss Starmer
observation glass, enlarges 12. 24 and
42 times; catalogue price $250: sells
complete with tripod and leather case
for $150. Write or. call Otto Werlln.
Imperial hotel.
WANTED Housekeeper; father and two
daughters In family; wages $20 per
month. Call between 9 and 12 Sun
day morning. 592 Pettygrove st. Take
NR car.
WANTED Bank teller, competent, re
liable and trustworthy; must furnish
Al references; state age, experience
and salary expected. N 738, Orego
nian. VELIE SPECIAL.
6-cylinder, 9-M.. Continental motor,
sport model, private party; a snap at
$850, terms. 1243 E. 22d St. Sunday
afternoon. f '
OWNER, modern furnished home will
rent all or part; careful couple or
business woman; quiet, good district
near two car lines. K 765, Oregonlan,
DIAMOND.
-carat, - blue white, filigree set
ting. 1245 E. 22d st. Sunday after
noon. WANTED yAuto, will take auto up $1000,
$700 cash on 6-room, house and 3
room bungralow. paved street, 15 min
.utes out. C 742. Oregonian.
FURNISHED single room apt- also
double room apt.; very reasonable. 151
Lownsdale. corner Morrison.
PARTNER for restaurant. $100; ex
change restaurant, what have you
202 First.
FURNITURE for sale, reasonable; jpod-
ern o rooms, up p.. . juuiinom&n ciuo,
' 592 Salmon.
LARGE pine tract, 40 M sawmill well
equipped; lease on stum page basis; re
sponsible operator. H 740, Oregonlan.
BUS INI ESS woman wishes to share ant.
during summer or will rent the entire
apt. until Kept, l: references. E. 6181
MODERN, completely furnished 5-room
flat, $40; walking distance. 202H Mc-
Miiien, just over Broaaway bridge.
6-ROOM house for rent; see it at 653
teroy st. can Aiatn .ozoz Monday,
House will be vacant on the 27th.
NICE 4-room apartment, furnished. In
irvington. 627 Hancock st.
WANTED Traveling shoe salesmen for
northwest. V 740, Oregonlan.
$235 WILL buy
4!4 Market st.
a new Chevrolet bug.
2 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for
rent at 441 Koss st.
SEASIDE For rent, beautiful 7-room
Vbungalow. promenade. Main 47S9.
JAPANESE boy who talks English wants
a position ot houseworn. Hell. 7oj.
A NICE baby buggy for sale, cheap. 494
Market st.
ROOM Reasonable; all home comforts.
in view cottage. Main zoy.
RATES FOR
CiASSlFIED ADYERT!S!N8
In order to earn the more than
cae-time rate, advertising must run
In consecutive issues.
One time 12c per line
Two times (each Issue).. 11c per line
Three times (each iSBue)..10 per line
Seven times (each issu4)..9o per, 11ns
One Ao six months, per
month .M $2.50 per line
Six to twelve months, per
month - $2.25 per line
The above rates apply to all head
ings with the following exceptions:
Situations
East Insertion . . .
Wanted.
. . . . . Uo per Una
Help Wanted. Proposals Invited.
Lost and JrTound. Special Notices.
Personal, funeral Notice.
One time 15o per line
Two times (each Issue).. 14c per line
Thre. times (each Issue). 13c per line
Seven times (each Issue). 12c per line
One month $ti per Une
NEW "tODA.
Kates Per Line.
Dally, ."unday.
One time Ifto 20o
Two times (per Issue). 15o 18o
Three times (per issue). 14o 18c
Seven times (per issue). 13o 17c
One month daily and Sunday.. $S.o0
Count five words to the line.
No tu taken tor less than two
lines.
Ads run Sundays only charged at
one-time rate. V
Advertisements (exeept "Personals1'
and "Situations Wanted") will be
taken over the telephone If the ad
vertiser is a subscriber to phone.
The Oregonlan will receive ad
vertising by mall provided suffi
cient remittance for definite number
of issues Is sent. Acknowledgment
will be forwarded promptly.
' Advertisement are taken for The
Daily Oregonian until 9:30 P. M.;
for The bunday Oregonlan until
P. M. Saturday.
MEETING NOTICES. -
500 PARTY.
EUREKA COUNCIL.
S. B. A., will give a 500
party on Monday evening,
June 19, In East Side
Woodmen of the World
hall, East 6th and Wash
ington streets Brother
G. T, Howerton, chair
man, announces cards at
8:30, with several fine grocery prizes.
Admission 25 cents; free checking. Mem
bers and friends are cordially invited to
attend. A good time assured to all.
MAUD L. JOHNSON, Sec.
GRAND PICNIC.
"LET'S ALL GO."
KIRKPATRICK COUN
CIL, NO. 2227, SECUR
ITY BENEFIT ASSOCI
ATION Tenth anniver
sary picnic at beautiful
Crystal Lake park, Mll
waukie, Sunday, June 18.
Big day of sports of all
kinds. Ladies' ball game. . Dancing aft
ernoon and evening. Hoch's famous 3
piece orchestra. Ladies 25 cents, gents
50 cents, including war tax. Come tor
the whole day.
INVITATION
FREE OPEN MEETING
KIRKPATRICK COUN
CIL. 2227. SECURITY
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
invites you to come to the
big free open meeting at
Swiss hall. 3d and Jeffer
son, next Friday night.
June 2J. cards "500."
Good prises. Dancing. Hoch's famous 4
piece orchestra. Come and bring your
friends for a good time.
FREE DANCE.
Regular meeting Anchor
Council 748, Security Ben
efit association, Tuesday,
June 21. W. O. W. ball,
128 Eleventh street. Bring
your candidates and
friends. Free dance 10 to
12 P. M. Public invited.
MACCABEE REVIEW
next Thursday, June 22,
tent No. 1, at Maccabee
hall. Don't forget our
Swan Tiver excursion on
Thursday evening. Juno
S- "I'cKeis now selling.
TYSON KINSELL, R, K.
SAMARITAN LODGE, NO.
2. I. O. O. F. Will hold
their annual picnic at
Crystal Lake park on July
4: all memha.a
and friends are urged to be
brJnS.your lunch baskets.
H. H. BARSTOW. N. G
JESSE T. JONES.. Rec Sec.
D.O.K.K. ATTENTION!
jBIG
DOKKIE CARNIVAI
June 19 to 24. .
East Second and Oregon
sts. , ana ot steel bridge.
EVERYBODY COME!
COLUMBIA LODGE
No. 1, DEGREE OF
HONOR PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, meets
Monday at 8 P. M.,
urana avenue.
MACCABEES, ATTENTION.
The Seebaccams will hold a special
meeting Monday eve., June 19. at 426
E. Alder, for the transaction of important
business; all Maccaoees in me city are
welcome. J. w. shbrwuud, Pres.
JACKSON WALKER, Seo.
snTAL CIRCLE. No. 528. N. OF W..
will given a 500 party Wednesday eve
ning1, June 31, at W. O. W. temple, 128
F.leventh street. Eignt prises.
MARGARET WERTHE1MER. Chairman.
i . .,oTrtnnna .
I XIUXAJJ IXEilunDUtia VI Am&aIUA.
- 1 MARGUERITE CAMP. NO. 1440, meets
I every xuesaay evening, 114 urana ave.
I NELLIE CULPAN. Recorder.
families
present;
MEETING NOTICES. I
NOBLES.
We must have lots of
autor today. Visitors
from many temples will
arrive at 6 A. M. Please
bs on hand and' help
keen AI Kader on the
map. Report to the
auto committee at
Union Depot 7 A. M.
By order of the po
tentate. HARVEY BECKWITH. Recorder.
MASONIC EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
Employers needing help of
any description telephone
Broadway 5258. Only. Ma-
flonin ho!n fnrntahAl frnm
this -office. No charge to employer or
employe. N. H. Atphison. manager. Ma
sonic headquarters,' Multnomah hotel.
TEMPLE CHAPTER, W.
X.r . E. S. Special com
munication tomorrow (Mon
day) evening in Bakers hall.
Seventeenth and Alberta
Btrotts, 8 o'clock. A charter1
has een granted by the
n Phanter. O. E. S-. and will he i
instituted by the worthy grand matron.
DBLLA J. n A.M J , octiotai jr.
500 CARD party Friday eve., at 386
Wash., to which you are Invited; 'eight
grocery prizes. Admission 25c.
... DIED. x-"
SLEDD At the residence.' 650 E. 51st
st. N., June 16, James W. Sledd, aged
72 years, beloved father of Mrs. Daisy
A. Whitaker, brother of Mra. Henrietta
Bequette of Bonne Tarre, Mo., and
Warner A. Sledd of Los Angeles, Cal.,
and Mrs.- Kate Nolan of Des Moines,
Iowa. Funeral notice later. Remains
at the .residential parlors of Miller &
Tracey.
r
FUJiERAL NOTICES.
pitvt.rt .Tune 1ft. at the family ' home,
1034 East Taylor St.. Margaret Ann
Pefley, aged 60 years 2 montbs 8 days.
Wife of John F. Pefley; father of Dr.
Claude F. Pefley of this city and
Mrs. O. W. Ronk of Dillard. Or.;
-grandmother of Gordon V. Pefley this
city. Funerai services will be held
today at 2:30 P. M. from the residen
tial funeral home of Downing & Bene
fiel, East Seventh and Multnomah,
after which the remains will be for
warded to Myrtle Creek, Or., for inter
ment in the family plot.
WARD June 16, Mrs. Margaret M.
Ward, aged 61 years 9 months 17 days,
beloved wife of D. W. Ward; mother
of Genevieve, Leo, Adrian. Dan, Ed
ward P. and Raymond Ward. The
funeral services will be held at the
Church of the Immaculate Heart, Wil
liams avenue and Stanton Btreet. Tues
day, June 20, at 9 A. M. Friends are
invited. Interment Mt. Calvary ceme
tery. A. R. Zeller Co- directors. Re
mains will be at the home, 668 Union
avenue North, . after 6 P. M. Sunday,
June 18.
KER"BOVICIC At Cle Elum. Wash
June 13, Anna Kerbovicic, aged 33
years, beloved wife of John Kerbovicic
and mother of Ruby, Mary and Johnnie
Kerbovicic. Funeral will be held from
McEntee A Ellers' parlors, 16th and
Everest sts., Monday, June 19, at 8:45
A. M., thence to St. Patrick's church.
10th and Savier at 9 A. M., where
requiem mass will be offered: Friends
invited. Interment Mount Calvary
cemetery. ,
TAYLOR In this city, June 16. 1922,
Lolla Strock Taylor, age 33 years, be
loved wife of Edward L. Taylor,
mother of James E. and Robert L..
sister of M. R. Strock of this city and
J. R- Strock of Detroit. Mich. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday, June 20,
at 2 P. M., at the chapel of Chambers
& Co., Inc., 248-250 Killlngsworth ave
nue. Interment Rose City cemetery.
St. Joseph. Mo., and Cosby, Mo., pa
pers please copy.
SENEY At the residence 6 N. 14th St.,
June 12, William E. Seney, aged 53
years, beloved father of Arthur ot
San Diego, Cal.; Wesley of Annaheim,
Cal.; Mrs. Tossie Allen of San J9iego;
brother of George A. Seney of Port
land. FUneral services will be held
Monday, June 19, at 2:30 P. M., at the
chapel at Miller & Tracey. Interment
Multnomah cemetery.
BUCHAN At his late residence, near
Beaverton, Or., June 16, 1922, Robert
John Buchan. husband of Martha Eliza
beth Buchan, father of Edward K.
Buchan of Portland, Or., and Mrs. T.
H. Kelly of Chicago, 111. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the chapel of Ed
ward Holman & Son. Third and Sal
mon streets, Monday, June 10. 1022, at
2:30 o'clock P. M. Internment in Mount
Scctt cemetery.
PHILLIPS In this city, June 15, John
H. PhlllipB, aged fto years, survived
by aged mother, Mra. Eliza Phillips,
and one sister, Mrs. Lillian Peterson,
and a niece, Mrs. R. D. Goodridge of
Fresno, Cal. Friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services, to be held at
the chapel of Snook & Whealdon, Bel
mont at 35th, Monday at 2 P. M. In
terment Rose Citycemetery.
VAN . ALSTINE In" this city, June 16.
Manning, aged -50 years, husband of
Harriet Van Alstine of 164 East 48th
street S. The funeral services will be
held Monday, June 19. at 2 P. M. at
-he Sunnyside Methodist church. East
35th and Yamhill streets. Friends in
vited. Concluding service Mt. Scott
cemetery. The remains are at Finley'e
mortuary, Montgomery at 5th.
BARNES At La Grande. Or.. June 15.
Thomas Barnes, aged 68 years, husband
of Margaret Barnes of this city. The
funeral, service will be held from the
Conservatory chapel of the East Side
Funeral Directors. Inc., 414 East Alder
street, Monday, June 19. at 4 P. M.
Friends invited. Interment at Mult
nomah cemetery. ,
GRICE The funeral services for Udell
Grice, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grice
of 469 Northrup street, will be held
'Monday. June 19, at 1 P. M. at the
above residence. Friends invited. Con
cluding service Mt. Scott cemetery.
J: P. Flniey & son, directors.
TAYLOR The funeral service for the
late Alice C. Taylor of 1365 East Tay
lor street will be held Monday, June
itf, at 2:30 jr. ai. at jf lniey a mortuary.
Montgomery at 6th. Friends invited.
Concluding service Mt. Scott cemetery.
CARD OF THAJJK8.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our many friends for their sympathy
shown us during the illness and death
or Mrs. Haniey; also for the many beau
tiful floral offerings.
MR. WILLIAM HANLBT,
MR. and MRS. W. P. HEBERLIN,
MR. and MRS. GRINDLB,
MRS. F ARRIS,
MR. and MRS. F. W. HEBBRLIN.
MR. and MRS. D. C. HEBERLIN,
PAUL F. HEBERLIN.
FUNERAL CABS.
LIMOUSINES for funerals, weddings,
snoppinff. Jones Auto juivery. Alar. ii-t.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PORTLAND A
CREMATORIUM
AND
MAUSOLEUM
PHONE SELL. 961.
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Less.
' Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington Street, between 20th and
21st street, west side. Lady assistant
Broadway 2691. Automatic 51H-44.
A. X. Ken worthy.
R". S, Henderson.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
6804 8M St., Lents.
Auto. 618-21.
HOLMAN & SON
(Founded In x854.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Third and Salmon Sim. Main 807.
McENTEE ,& EILERS
Fun.ral parlors vlth all th. prtvaor
of home, 16th and Everett Sts.
Phone Broadway 2133. Auto. 581-83.
EAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
IF. C. DUNNING, INO
"The Family Seta the Price." 414 Baal
Alder.
Phone East 52. Auto. 228-25.
THE jVORTjLAjNjjO MOUTLAllT.
W. K. jVEUO ana L. U jBKIiSTOW.
Successoru to Dunning & McEntee.)
12TH A.ND MOKKISUN. WUST BIDS.
Broadway 430.
SNOOK & WHEALDON
' Funeral Director..1
Belmont at 85th. Tabor 12.
B. jVL Gulbrandaon. K. H. Heed.
CHAMBERS CO.. INC.. '
248-250 KUDngsworth Ave. Wdln. S300.
LERCH UNDERTAKERS.
Eaat Eleventh and Hawthorns '
Phone Eaat ,781.
Ojruiro UNDERTAKING CO,
OlVCHLd Third and Clay. Main 4152.
VIN LEY'S MORTUARY
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH MAIN 9.
, A. R.ZELLEH CO
S92 Williams Ava
Phone East 1088,
3
FLORISTS.
florists
U4 Wohtaolan trcel
EstabliBhcd 1890. Mate1 169.
Flowers for All Occasion Artistically
Arranged.
Bora and Ore hi da a Specialty.
i'bune Aittrauall
753
328 MORRISON
PORTLAND
BOTEL
Accounts Solicited T
25
HOT HOUSES j
M WEfiRWOlKOWMFcWEKS
Uivaresi vaneru
Tlnrsl Quallhl
Morrison SI. between 44" W (Always fresh)
Tonseth Floral Co.
Finest Floral Arrangements
for Fanerals. i
Z87 Washington, Bet. 4th and 5th Sts.
Phone Broadway 4527.
CAOnCU M ADIfCT
AJ SPECIAL SAUS ' ;
189 Third Street, Near Tamhlll.
All klnas of bedding, vegetable planta,
hanging baeitets ana Japanese tupa,
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's Progressive Florets. We spe
cialize in funeral designs. 1414 Sixth,
oppostto Meier A Frank's. Main 7216.
PHILAN'S
The Big Little Flower Shop.
Funeral designs at reasonable prices.
6th and Wash. Open Evenings Until 10.
Broadway 6G20.
MONUMENTS.
PORTLAND .MARBLE WORKS
ano 4th 'st. opp. city Hail, nep bros.
; OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE WOflKS
QUALITY MEMORIALS
E.THIRP & PINE STS. I HOWE E.T43
Phone Your Want AcU to
The Oregonian
Main 7070 Automatic 560-95
PORTLAND BUSINESS
BULLETIN ,
ACCORDION PLEATING.
CUT, SEAM, hem, machine-pleat skirt.
nemstucnnig; man oraers solic
ited. Old skirts repleated, $1. Eastern
Novelty Mfg. Co.. oVi 5-th st.
ASSAYJ5RS AND ANALYSTS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 14.
2d st.
Gold, silver, platinum bought.
ATTORNEYS.
E. W. EASTMAN. lawyer, 528 Chamber
of Commerce bldg.
DR. McMAHON, baths. Portland ;steam
showers, plunges, tubs, all. for doc;
tell your friende 4th and Washington.
CELLULOID BUTTONS.
THE 1RWIN-HODSON COMPANY.
387 Wash., Bdwy. 434. Tabor 1254.
CHIROPODISTS.
WILLIAM, Estelle, Fiorello and DeWane
Deveny, tne only scientific cniropo
dists and arch specialists in city. Par
lors 302 Gerllnser bldg., southwest cor
ner Second and Alder sts. Main 1301.
DR. O. O. FLETCHER Foot troubles
scientifically corrected, lady assistant.
DR. U. S. G. AND MRS. FLETCHER,
Modern Chiropodist, Stlling-liirscn
bldg., 386 Washington St. Main 3713.
COLLECTION'S.
NETH & CO., Worcester bldg., Broad-
way Taito. iNo collections, no cnargea.
DENTISTRY.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT ,
Third Floor Kaleigb Bldg. '
Corner of Sixth and Washington Sts.
Broadway 721i. Automatic 2119.
WITHOUT PAIN v.crwroK6EjNl
Your "Teeth Sleep" While We Work.
Above Majestic Theater. 351 Waah st.
IMiTKCXIVE.
O. C. PRITOHAKD, private detective;
day calls. Main HbU4; night calls, nuto.
614-10. 1333 Northwestern Bank Dldg.
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
ROSE CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL.,
E. 7th and Grant sts.; both phones; day
and night service; 3 veterinariana
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
MOTORS REWOUND
and
repaired
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NICHOLS ELECTRIC WORKS.
Phone 527-21. 226 Main St.
IRON WORKS.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
Engineers, .founders. mechanics.
boilermakers, boiler and blacksmith
shop. Office and works, Hawthorne
avenue ana ;ast Third street.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
EAST 2790 PIANO LESSONS 75c
Competent Teacher, Best Credentials.
Beginners a specialty. All summer.
OREGON Conservatory (school) of Music
2d floor Russel bldg. (over the "Lion").
-.Entrance ibjfe 4tn St., cor. of Morrison,
OPTOMETRISTS.
. m Out of the High-Rent District.
Ppii$ 23 years' , experience. Consult
ua free. Thousands of satis
fied patrons. Dr. Samuel Goodman as
sociate optometrist. Main 2124.
Chat. W. Goodman. 20!) Morrison.
WHY PAY MORE?
Glasses in sold-filled frameo
fitted to your eyes, $2.50.
uble vision glasses at low
prices, satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A.
E. Hurwitz. optometrist, 223 Firat st.
OITICIANS.
DR. GEORGE RUHENSTEIN. veteran
optician: eyes tested, glasses fitted,
broken lenses duplicated very reason
ably. 228 Morrison st. Main 5661.
FAINTING.
PAINTING, papal-hanging, tinting, best
work, quick service, lowest prices.
Gordon, Main 3801.
PAPERING, painting, tinting;xwork guar
anteed. Q E. Suderstrom. Sell. 1493.
TINTING, paperbanglng, painting. "Wood
lawn tH13.
I'ATENls.
PATENTS Send sketch or model for
preliminary examinatioa. booklet free
Highest references, best results
. promptness assured. Watson E. Cole
man, patent lawyer, 624 F st., Wash
lngton. D. C.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS Our practice has extended
over a period of 77 yars. All com
. muntcations .strictly confidential;
prompt, efficient, conscientious service:
handbook free on request. MUNN &
CO., Patent Attorneys, San Francisco
office, Hobart bldg. ; Chicago office.
810 Tower bldg.; Washington office,
103 Scientific American bldg.; New
York office. Woolworth bldg
B. O. WRIGHT, registered and patent
attorney 25 years; if Invention really
valuable see attorney. 601 Dekum bldg.
TIl'E REPAIRING.
DIDCO Repairs by experts.
rilCO Pipe Shop, 272 Wash
l'HVSICIANS.
DR. R. A. PHILLIPS, Broadway build
ing, stomach, bowels, liver, kidney,
bladder rectal, proetate and female
disorders, without operation.
PRINTING.
DDIMTIWR F- w- BALTES & CO.
rniitl IllU 1st and Oak. Bdy. 7165. 511-65
TRAXSFKR AND STORAGE.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
4T4 Glisan St. Broadway 1381.
DRAYAGE. STORAGE.
Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks.
IVatch Repairing.
DO NOT throw your watch away: I
will repair, guarantee any watch 2
years; prices reasonable; 20 years ex
perience. Harry Brown, 171 First St.
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY.
Investigates all cases of alleged'
cruelty to animals. Offices, room -150
Courthouse. Phone Main 7S
from 8 A. M. to P. M. . j
The society has full charge of the i
city pound at its home, 535 Columbia ;
boulevard. Phone any time. Wood- t
lawn 764. Dogs for Sale. Horse am- I
bulance for sick or disabled horses.
Small animals pauueasij
cuted where necessary and stray
animals cared for. All dead animals,
cows, horses, etc., picked up.
NEW TODAY.
On Tuesday Next
AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE
we shall sell furniture from a Pri
vate home in Alameda. You will
find these goods well worthy of
your attention. jFollowine is a par
tial list of what we will have to
offer you, comprising: our -post
mahogany bed with dresser and
dressing table to match, bow-foot
walnut bed. dresser and rocker,
period design, Simmons steel bed,
ivory finish, with dresser, chifferobe
and rocker en suite (all-above beds
ire complete with good steel springs,
silk floss and felt mattresses, pil
lows, sheets, wool blankets ana
spreaasj; nearly new uviub-iuuiu
suite in taupe velour, viz., daven
port, rocker and chair, spinet desk,
mahogany library table, pictures
and mirrors, Wilton, velvet and
Brussels rugs, large body Brussels
carpet,, rattan drop-leaf breakfast
taDie ana cnuir oait uurnij iui-A-ers,
mahogany desk table, electric
lamps, mahogany dining, table and
set of chairs with leather seats, oak
dining-room suite as follows ped
estal table, buffet and set of chairs,
very pretty dinner set (white and
gold), mahogany Duof old in costly
tapestry covering. Columbia ftalking
machine, cabinet and records, hall
mirror, two gas ranges, nearly new
Automatic refrigerator, utensils and
many other household effects.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.
All the above goods are now on
view and von will find them first-
class in every respect and fit for
anv first-class home. Drop in to
morrow and be convinced. AUC
TION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10
A. 1.
On Thursday Next
We shall have another lot of good
cle.an household furnishings to offer
you. These goods can be seen
Wednesday afternoon. SALE
THURSDAY NEXT AT 10 A. St.
NOTE Drop in and rest yourself
between parades during the week,
at the same time get acquainted
with our Retail Department. Our
prices are right. We, sell' for cash.
WE BUY HOUSE FURNISHINGS
FOR CASH. PHONE MAIN 3332.
W. O. BAKER & W. H. DEAN,
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers,
Pythian Building,
Ynmhill and West Park Streets
(.Formerly Masonic Temple Building)
Auction
AT
E
169-171 SECOND STREET, NEAR
MORRISON.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY AT 1 0 A. M.
FOR "
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, RUGS, BEDDING,
DISHES, STOVES, ETC. .
CONSIGNED FROM PRIVATE
HOMES TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION.
PRIVATE SALE DEP'T
FOR NEW . AND GOOD AS NEW
HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE
WILTON, AXMINSTER AND BRUS
SELS ROOM-SIZE RUGS
i
All the Best Makes of
STEEL AND GAS RANGES, ETC.
In fact almost anything pertaining
to house furnishings at the lowest
possible prices. Terms If desired.
J. T. WILSON, Proprietor.
We Pay Yon Canh for Timed Furni
ture. . Call Slain 1626.
Parrish,Watkins&Co.
' I Eat. 1867.
Frank E. Watkfns. Managrer,
Member Portland Realty Board.
Real Estate, Rental,
Loan and
Fire & Automobile
Insurance Agents
Correspondence Solicited.
252 Stark St. Flione Bdwy. 7644.
MORTGAGE LOANS
BnnlneflH properties 6 . Residence
loan low rate. Installment repay
mentR if Centred.- Loans promptly
closed.
A. H. Birrell-Gill Co.
216-210 Northwestern Bank Building
( t
FLUFF. RUGS
Made from your old worn-out carpets.
Saves half the price of new rugs.
Send your rags and woolen cloth.
Mall Orders. Send for Booklet.
9x13 Rush, Steam Cleaned, $1.50
East 8580. 188 E. 8th St.
NORTHWEST BVG CO. '
STORAGE SPACE
Centrally Located on jTraek.
We can move and store your
goods in a fine sprinklered bldg.
HAULING. PACKING, STORAGE
CLAY S. MORSE, INC.
M GUsan St. Bdwy. 3470
Edward . Goudey Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS
United States Bank Building.
V FOB MORTGAGE LOANS
Bee Oregon Investment & Mtg. Co., '
210 Exchange Building,
Second and Stark Streets.
NEW TODAY.
S GET
OUR
PRICES
BEFORE
ELSE
WHERE NO. 25, DOliBLE COPPER.
coiu ;as water o nn
HEATER ... - OHiUU
' BASEMENT DEPARTMENT
For Slightly Damaged Ware.
See Onr
THREE-PIECE BATHROOM SETS
PORTLAND PLUMBING
SUPPLY GO.
lf2 Firs t. Sell Direct to Yon.
Phone your want ads to The Ore
gonlan. Main 7070. Automatic 560-9S.
SEAl K STATIC
"BUILT TO ENDURE"
redimade)( made ready
REDHrADK Sectional House
are made ready in our factory Cor
you to setp quickly and easily,
for
REDDIADE Kern!ar -Built
HouneR All materials, as far
as practical, are made ready In
our factory beforte beinff sent out
to the job.
RED1MADE MAKE READY
Substitutes Horse power h. n d
moderrf machinery in place of nan
-power and hand tools. YOU
PROFIT.
YOU PROFIT ALSO thronh
onr quantity purchases, quau
; titj production and
REDIMADES
- J)esire to Serve
SB?
See the Model Beach
or Mountain Houne (s e c
tional) juMt erected at fac
tory grounds. East Tenth
and Market.
Free Catalogue.
Redimade Ride. Co., Portland, Or.,
315 E. lltb St..
Two Blocks 8outb Hawrbomn. '
1'bone E. 5114.
4000 Acres '
. LOCUiED-OFF,
BURNT-OVER,
GRASS - SEEDED.
WELL - WATERED LAND,
LOCATED IN
Columbia County
1 TO 5 MILES FROM
Columbia River High
way TRACTS .5 ACRES UPWARDS.
Priced at
$6.00 to $20.00
Per Acre
EXCELLENT TERMS.
WILL ENTERTAIN GOOD TRADE
OR EQUITIES.
Sturm - Refer Co.
REALTORS,
314 FIFTH ST., CORNER SALMON.
MAIN 2458.
Apartment
House Buyers
A DOWNTOWN WEST SIDE COR
NER APARTMENT HOUSE
(Expert appraisals: $85,000.)
PRICE
$85,000
CASH $15,000.
$6000 Old lease annual Income
apartment occupying less than
half the corner.
GEO. J. SCHAEFER
iW BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING.
100xl
CITY OF PORTLAND
Owner will sell as a-whole 200 frac
tional acre sites. Not one smaller
than a quarter acre. Price $12,500.
Situated on west side hills north
of Willamette Heights. Overlook
ing the river.' These sites join to
lots which have sold for as high as
J500. These 200 sites should retail
in the next few years for J40.000.
Takes only- $5000 to handle. Taxes
all paid. Purchaser will be required
to assume street assessment. If you
understand real estate and have
$5000, do not overlook this oppor
tunity. No trades. ' . i
WALTER J. GEARIN
412 Railway Enhanct Building.
Broadway 6870.
LAURELHURST'
SNAP!
Colonial, 6 rooms, glassed
in sleeping porch (11x18),
ivory finish, hardwood
floors, tile bath; best of
materials.
$6250.00
(2000 Caah. Balance Terms.
OWNER,
1214 Hassalo St.
Phone Tabor S45S.
50
BEAIWIATK.
CONSUL!
THE
SPECtlST'
Since January
1st we have con
fin ed our busi
ness to the
LEASING AND SELLING
' OF APARTMENTS,
HOTELS
, AND
BUSINESS
PROPERTY
That we are jus
tified in special
izing is shown
by our unequaled
record of over
$800,000.00 in
leases alone dur
ing this period.
Whether buying
or selling, our
knowledge and
experience as
sure you of quick
action.
E. M. ELLIS
Realtor,
Lease
Specialist,
' Suite 428
Morgan Bldg.
Main 5060.
MAKES OUR PRICES POSSIBLE
42 II O M K S Bl lI.T
1 SKVE.V UWTUS
3
This is one of our many bar
gains. Built on your lot in
eight weeks' time. Living and
dining room combined. Two
bedrooms, bath. Dutch kitchen,
breakfast nook, cement base
ment, everything complete
ready to live In. Best of ma
terial and workmanship. .Call
and see our many plans or
bring in your own. We know
we can save you money on your
home.
WE HELP YOU FINANCE.
Builders of Duplex Apartment
u DHH6uonB,
JL MfiTOT (oNSTRUCTtON (q.
i'h V hatct Meo Sauk Tme iwo Monb
Hmw Meto Saves Time amo Money
1$
General contmctos
Bdwy. 3S86.
523 Henry Bldg.
3-STORY BRICK
Downtown Owner Retiring
From BuMinemi. For duick Sale
Authorizes Liberal TERMS.
THE PRICE, $50,000,
Is considerably below actual
value. Building is modern, on
main thoroughfare and has
splendid speculative value.
See Mr. Taylor Personally,
Inside Property Dealers,
Twelfth Floor, Tfeon Building.
Good Six-Room
Residence
With Lot 50 by 100 Feet, No. 347
East Seventh Street North,
Near Broadway.
This Is Close In and a Bargain.
Terms May Be Had. Priee
$6000
Call at House Today to See It.
PARRISH, WATKINS & CO,
252 Stark St.
$1750