THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, 'SUNDAY MORNING, OClSER' 13. -1907.
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
78 Market,S t, bet 3d 6-4th
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kCJmrriovK citb.
Oregonlans whan In Ban FYanelooo
ND bar I hair mail aant In car of
Tha Journal office.
ARTHUR FISH. Represents tire.
NOTICES
HELP WANTED MALE
Red Cross Emp-Co.
board of equalisation of Multnomah coun-
.ITOR ABSTRACTS. TITLE
ansa or morlinc loan, call on Pacific
Tltla Trust Co.. 204-5-6-7 Falling bldg.
CiT YOUR INSURANCE AND AB
atracta to real estate from the Title
SSSS Si! 20 Ml Second St
correct all errors In valuation, descrip
tion or qualities of land, lota and other
property, and It la tha duty of all per
aona interested to appear at the time
and pUce appointed, and If It ahall ap
pear to such board of equalliatlon that
there are any lunda. lots or other prop
erty assessed twice or In the name of a
person or persons not, the owner of
Mint, or assessed under or beyond Its
value, or any lands. lots or otner prop-
nsessed. said board or equnn
HELP WANTED MALE
Pcnel5296 Open Sunday
We Will Open a Branch
Office Scon.
All Free Fare for Laborers
......... ertv not m
..nl 1 aatlon shall make the proper correction
R I). SIGLER. County Assessor.
Guarantee
at, oor. 2d.
Trust Co., 140 Washington
WEATHER REPORT
Portland, Or., Oct. 13 Tho depression
over the plateau region la developing
In energy, and this evening the weather
. Is cloudy and threatening over the dis
trict east of the Cascade. Traces of
' rain fell during the day at Spokane and
. jloise. Cloudy skies also prevailed over
eastern Oregon and western Washing
ton. Light precipitation was reported
from North Head And tiaces at Tatoosh
Island and Seattle At the last-named
place rain was still ftilllng at time of
. observation. Temperatures were decid
edly lower over Washington, wsstern
Oregon and Nevada.
The Indications point to rain over J
Western Washington Sunday. Over the
remainder of the district with the ex-
ceptlon of southwestern Oregon, where '
fair weather la expected, cloudiness Is ;
Indicated with possibly rain Sunday.
FORECASTS j
Portland and vicinity Sunday cloudy,
With possibly rain; westerly winds I
' Western Oregon Sunday fair south, ,
cloudy with possibly rain north portion; '
Westerly winds.
Kastern Oregon, eastern Washington
and Idaho Sunday cloudy with possl-1
blr rmln.
Maximum temperature, 61 degree;
tnlnlmum temperature, 64 degrees.
River reading at 8 a. m.. 20 feet;
change In last 24 hours, 1 foot
Portland Or . Sept. I S. 190
PROPOSALS INVITED.
Sealed bids will be received by the
board of trustees. Oregon flute Insane
asylum, at the governor's office. Salem.
Oregon, until 1:30 p m. October 22,
1 907. for mixed paint for exterior
painting at the Oregon state insane
asvluin
Specifications giving formula and ap
proximate quantity enn be seen at the
governor's office, superintendent of the
asylum office, nnd a( the office of Ie
los I). Neer, architect. 133 4 First at..
Portland. Or.
i Rids must be made In accordance
with the specifications and quote price
'per gallon, lelhercd at the said asylum
at Halem Oregon.
' By order of tho board of trustees,
1 Oregon state Insane asylum.
Attest: W. M PATENS, Clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
bids will be received by Dalles City
for the construction of the supfrstruc
ture of the proposed city hall, until
October 21. 1907. A certified check, i
made In favor of the recorder if Dalles
City, to the amount of 6 per cent of
the bid must accompany each bid to In
sure the acceptance of the contract,
should It be awarded to the bidder.
Dalles City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Responsible con
tractors may apply to C. J. Crandall.
architect. The Dalles, Or., for the draw
ings and specifications.
SHIP DAILY ON FOLLOWING RA1L
, ROAD WORK:
Troutdale, steam-shovel men, $2.60
I and up; Corbett, tuijnelmen, 12.50 to
$3.50; Bridal Veil, muckers and team
I sters. 12.50 and $L'.75: special' shlp-
l ment tonight. O. R. . N. work. Rlparln
I Elgin nnd Mllo Post 226 4. trackmen,
$2.50 and $2.75.
Hansen's Employ
ment Office
26N.2dSL-2S0Bnrnsific
Phoaes A 1526, Main 1526
6 bridge carpenters to go south at
$3.50 per day; especially food work.
5 bridge carpentera for eastern Wash
ington, 13
3 rough carpenters. $3.60.
Laborers and teamsters, $2.50
$2.75.
Washer for laundry, $3 day.
and
.Total rainfall, 6 p.
to
SF.ALKD RIDS WILL RE R KC K I V K D
by the undersigned, until 12 o'clock,
noon. October 25, for furnishing 145 pil
ing, from 100 to 125 feet long, to be
eight Inches at the ton, barked, to be
m.. nothing; total rainfall since sepiem
$er 1, 2.13 Inches; normal rainfall since
September 1, 3.25 Inclms; deficiency,
1.11 inches. Total sunshine October 11,
Jl hours 10 minutes; possible sunshine
October 11, 11 hours 10 minutes. Ba
rometer (reduced to sea levol) at 6 p.
Hi., 80.8 Inches.
P-I good straight piling of red or yellow
MARRIAGE LICENSES
sts.,
Augustine Smith, 6th and Stark
', IS; and Blanche Irene Edner, 29.
Slgund Swanson, Clatskanle, Or., 22;
Anna Larson. 18.
John J. Nally. 114 Tillamook St.. 21;
Mlna L. Frey, 1 R.
O. A. Carney Jr.. 767 Marshall st, 27;
Lucille A. Walther. 23.
N P. Swinson, 102 1st at,, 36; Hilda
,'Ekblom, 21.
i L. H. Tllden. 443 E. 11th St., 20; Vesta
Martin. 20. .
' Wedding Cards. W. G. Smith Co.,
'Washington bid., corner 4th and Wash
ington ate.
Weddings cards the best.
Alvln S. Hawk. 144 2d st.
fir and to be delivered at Portland. Or
within 30 ilays after date of contract.
The countv reserves the right to reject
anv or ail bids. F. 8. Fields, county
clerk.
WANTED SOMEONE WHO SAW THE
young lady thrown off the Fifth
street car In front of the Journal of
fice morning of June 24. Q 45, Journal.
Specials on Railroad Work
Two Burley drlllmen $3.50.
Two chuck-tenders, $2.76.
One blacksmith. $3.60.
One blacksmith helper. $2.71.
One dump foreman, $3.00.
Carpenter, $3.60.
Two carpenter helpers. $3.00.
Headquarters
For All Losing: Work
One donkey engineer. $3 31.
Four buckers, $3.50
Two rig rustlers, $3 50.
Two chasers. $3.25.
Two bead fallers. $3 75.
Two second fallers, $3.50.
Four section men. log road, $2.71.
Two wood buckers, $2.76.
Four swampers. $2.75.
South City
WE ADVANCE YOl'R FAR
Ten mill and yardmen, $2 AO.
(Room and board $4.00 week.)
Down River Mill Work
Twenty mill and yardmen, $2.50 to
$2 75.
one offbenrer, $2.75.
One cut-off man, $2.7$.
One edgerman. $3.00.
A LIKE JOH; GOOD MONEY MADE;
wanted, men everywhere; distributing
samples circulars, tack stuns: no can
viissing or peddling. Globe Adv. & Dlst.
Ash n, Chicago.
UELIAULE MEN WANTED EVERY-
where; $20 to $26 made weekly dls
trlbutlng circulars, samples, tacking
signs; experience not necessary; no can
vassing; steady. Address Reliable Adv
Hureau, Howland blk., Chicago.
HUSTLERS WANTED EVERYWHERE;
good pay made weekly distributing
circulars, overseeing outdoor advertis
ing; new plan; no canvassing. Mer
chants Outdoor Advertising Co., Chicago.
WANTED DOCTOR OR DRUGGIST
to assume full charge of corner drug
store in Portland one who will buy
part Interest, splendid opening for
either, other business requires owner's
attention. Owner. C-43, Journal.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS BARBER TO
go to Yreka. Cal.. for uartlculara ao-
ply to Lowls-Stenger liarbers' Supply
Co.
WANTED BOYS To DRIVE DELIV-
ery wagon and make hemaelvea gen
erally useful around Store; must be
over 16 years and live with parents.
Applv Monday, 8 a. m. McAlle Mc-Ionnell.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Hansen's Ladies'
1 Agency
343 1-2 Washiiigton St,
Comer Sevang
Phones A 2692, Main 2692
lb girls for cannery, house and fuel
free. $1.26 day.
Restaurant cook, $12 week
Hoarding houae cook, $35 to $40.
Family cook, J30 to $40.
Family cook for country, $35 to $40.
2 waitresses, southern Oregon, $26.
4 waitresses, city, $7 to $4.
cnamoermatds, $30.
chambermaids, $26, board and room.
Woman to sew on rugs, $8 week.
2 girls for housework, country. $30
to $36.
Woman for dyehouae, $10 to $12 weok.
$ girls for dyehouae, $1.50 day.
Woman to care for invalids. IS week.
board and room.
SITUATIONS WAWEP MALE
EXPERIENCED .. JAPANESE BOY
wishes housework In small respect
able home; good cook. Addresa, Y-44,
JoMrnal. -
BY FIRST-CLASS HIDE MAN IN
hide house or warehouse, In Portland
or western Oregon. Addresa S. journal.
NIGHT WATCHiN"-,' TRUStwORTHY.
in handle steam, handy with tools.
V-44. Journal
PRINTER, GOOD MECHANIC, WANTS
position in country office about Nov.
i: no duu naons; nonunion; wage lis.
v. i. lennant, la Grande, Or.
CONTRACTOR OF EXPERIENCE
wishes carpentering; will take con
tract or percentage; will act as fore
man. Address T-45, Journal.
YOUNG MAN NOW EMPLOYED
would like extra work evenlnga. Can
use typewriter. B-43. Journal.
TWO CHAMBERMAIDS. $36. ROOM
and board; one chambermaid. $30;
two chambermaids. $26. room and
board: two waitresses. $10 week: house
girls. $26 to $40; lady cook, $50. Room
zoo vs Morrison.
GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework. SmaJl family. Apply 710
Flanders st.
VOGUE MILLINERY SCHOOL FINE
opportunity for ladles to learn paying
trade. 32 Washington St.. room 2.
GARDENER, THOROUGHLY EXPER
lenced, desires permanent position;
best of references. X-42. Journal.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
WANTED BY LADY (WITH CHILD
in school) a position aa housekeeper;
city preferred; references given. Ad
dress H-SOflT Lincoln st Phone Pac. 3061.
EXPERIENCED NURSE WANTS
work by day or week. Phone Paclfio
247tf.
WANTED A POSITION AS TELE
phone operator of private exchange;
experienced and can give beat of refer
ences X-46. Journal.
WANTED WORK BY fllE DAt. AD
dress K. C. 208 Fifth st. Pacific 2916
GOOD RELIABLE WOMAN W'bULD
like work by the day, house cleaning
preferred. , Pac. 666.
WANTKI MISCELLANEOUS.
SPOT CASH FOR FURNITURE;
prompt attention always given. E.
1067.
TO
260
ON
razors knives, scissors
grind. Karlnon Co.. 361 Ankeny. M. 6
A TEAM AND LIGHT WAGON
terms. Z-44, Journal.
Wanted one or two small
children to board In the country, Gei
man or English. Mrs. M. L., Banks, Or .
box 23, R. F. D. No. 1.
WANTED SECOND HAND BIG YCLH
for man. must be In first class condi
tion. 1006 Union ave. N. Phono E. 69H
CIDER APPLES WANTED. FOR PAR
tleulars wrlto Ingham Vinegar Co., 61
Alblnn ave., Portland.
LACE CURTAINS WASHED AND
stretched, 40 and 60c per pair. Main
70 14.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
NICELY FURNISHED, ALSO UN-
furnlshed rooms: single and en suite;
quiet and very suitable for single men.
The Kamm Bldg.. 1st and Pine. Rea
sonable.
HIGH-GRADE
THE COLONIAL. A
family hotel: arood rooms
In city at moderate prlcea.
corner of Morrison.
THE GRAND. 46 Vi N. 3D ST.
best board
166 10th,
ROOMS
5 per week and up.
for gentlemen. 31
THE RICHELIEU. 33 Vi N. TH ST.
h-legantlv furnished: steam heat ana
baths.
wanted lady and gent press
ers. The Ho lla- shoD. 643 Wash
ington.
WANTED AN ELDERLY LADY OR
young girl to care for child and as-
Ist with housework. Call No. 1 3d St.,
corner Ankeny.
LADIES' TAILOR TO WORK ON
coats, best wages, call todav. J. K
S'ern. 429 Washington St. Ladles' Tailor
HINTING NEWSPAPER WANTED
plants bought, sold. Newspaper 11 ro
kerage, Goodnough bldg.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. CHRIST
mas edition; cah commissions, big
mom y. Newspaper Brokerage, Oood
nough blng.
LOST AND FOUND
1 FOUND A PLACE TO HAVE HAIR
I mattresses renovated and returned
same day. 22$ Front st Main 474.
Portland Curled-lJalr Factory. H. Meti
I ger. proprietor.
Carriage-rider, $2 75.
I Four house carpenters for sawmill,
j $3.60 (9 hours).
Three carpenters. J3 00.
Two box factory men, $
2$.
City Work
TAKEN UP SEPTEMBER
large red cow with small
i dehorned. Owner ran have
100 for $6.
' Tonseth & Co . florists, for flowers of
nil kinds. 123 6th st.
Clarke Bros., Florists line (towers
and floral designs. 289 Morrison st.
Full dress suits for rent, all
.Unique Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark
'MAX
sixes.
st
at.
M. SMITH, FLORIST, 150
opp. Meier Frank's. Main
5TH
7216
30, ONE
bell; cow
same 1 1 y
proving property nnd paying charges.
W. K Wills, Nickum statlo n
WILL THE PARTY THAT P1CKE
up lace collar and pin return same
705 E. Powell. Reward.
LOST SINCE SUNDAY. OCT. 7. A FOX
terrier puppy, white In color, except
for amall black and brown spots. Please
notify Aiden F. Burrell, 82S Hawthorne
ave.
FOR MONDAY MORNING.
Ten shovelers, $2.5 0. board any place.
Five teamsters, $2.50.
Plonty of other Jobs. Call and see ua.
0 !
DEATHS
EUDEY In Portland, October 12, Mrs.
William Eudey of Oregon City aged
82 years, at the residence of her daugh
ter. Funeral notice hereafter.
UNDERTAKERS
J. P. FINLEY & SONS, 3D AND MADI
on sts. Office of county coroner.
Phone Main 9.
A. B. HEMSTOCK, FUNERAL Di
rector. East 13th and Umatilla, Phone
Pel I wood 71. Lady assistant.
DUNNING, M'ENTEE & GILBAUGH.
undertakers and embalmers: modern
LOST ON MONDAY EVENING, A
suitcase bearing no initials; liberAI re
ward Z-45. Journal.
Lost .32 Colts revolver, re-
tween 4th and 6th on Morrison. Find
er return to U. S. marshal's office,
P. O. bldg. : reward.
LOST BROWN LEATHER HANDBAG
with gold glasses and papers, between 1
camp grounds and city, Saturday a. in. I
N-4 2, Journal. 1
LOST GENTLEMAN'S BLACK SI LK
umbrella, straight silver handle; left
by owner on leaving streetcar at E. 33d
nnd Belmont sts. Monday afternoon. Oc
tober 7; finder kindly return to 181 E.
33d st.; reward.
FOUND BICYCLE; OWNER CAN
have same by calling at 125 First St. I
nnd proving property and paying 1
charges.
T.11ST octohk:! o r:oi.ii vivk.
! heads: reward. Return to 50G Mont-
ln every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main gomery st.. city.
430. Ladv assistant
ERICK8GN UNDERTAKING CO., AND
embalming. 409 Alder st Main
6133. Lady assistant.
ZELLER-BYRNE3 CO.. FUNERAL Di
rectors, embalmers, 273 Russell. East
1088. Lady assistant
EDWARD HOLMAN
220 3d st
UNDERTAKER,
CEMETERIES
HELP WANTED MALE
Union Hotel
s: ted Cross Emp.Co
20 NartJi Secsnd SL
PHONE MAIN 696. OPEN SUNDAYS.
Hansen's Employment Offices
2t N. 2nd St. and 2o Burnslde St
Phones Main and A-1626.
Help of all descriptions promptly
supplied free of charge to employers.
Registration free. Correspondence so
licited. Situations guaranteed or no
charge.
C. R. Hansen, Jr.
PROP.
TWO FARM HANDS, 45; ROOM AND
board.
Two farm hands, $2, room and beard. !
One milker, $46, room and board, city, j
Man for dlHtlllery, $2uo per nionUi,
must have $2,0UU. I
Teamster, city ,$2.50. 1
Deck band ou river. $50, board and 1
room. ;
Buttermaker, creamery, $S5.
Room 1, 2054 Morrison st. j
WANTED TWO H ON EST TALKING !
mon, to handle one of the best and ,
most solid Investments ever offered to
tho people, experts not necessary. Just t
irum-ieiiing, imeiiigeni men, wiui iui
erences. Apply A. L. Slialer, 426 Lum
ber Ex. bldg. Monday 10 to 12 a. m.
IF YOU WANT
claim see me.
room 6.
A GOOD TIMBER
221 y Morrison st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Wanted Ycune Ladies
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE A
TELEGRAPH CO. WILL TEACH
YOU TELEPHONE OPERATING
AND PAY YOU WHILE LEARN
1NG PHPM1KPNT PCWTTlOM
RAPID ADVANCEMENT: BEST1
WAGES IN THE CITY; HOURS
SHORT AND WORK LIGHT;
riNK LUIMCH SERVED FllEH.
APPLY CHIEF OPERATOR, 3D
FLOOR, MAIN BUILDING, COR.
W. PARK AND ALDER.
Hansen's Ladles' Aeency
3 43 Washington, Cor. 7th, Upstairs.
! Phones Main and A-2692.
i Help supplied free of charge to em-
j plovers, C orrespondence solicited. Reg-
I lsiration Tree.
j Hansen's Ladles' Agency
PACKERS ANT) WRAPPERS: OOOD
positions, work light and olean: per
manent employment Af ply candy de
partment -Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.,
12th and Davis.
GIRLS WANTED APPLY STANDARD
factory No. 2. Grand are, and East
Taylor St.
GIRLS WANTED OPERATORS TO
work on shirts and overalls. Lessons
given to Inexperienced. Apply at Stand
ard factory No. 2, Grand ave. and East
Taylor St.
GIRLS WANTED STEADY Posi
tion with good pay. Apply F. C.
Stett). cor. loth and Ollsan sts.
I WANTED LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS TO
iHiinuer. y none Tabor 867.
FIRST-CLASS LADY PIANIST. GOOD
sight reader, wishes position, brches
tra or alone Addresa K-42. Journal.
STENOGRAPHER WITH 6 YEARS'
experience, stranger In city, wants
position- can give good references if
oesireu. n-. journal.
YOUNG GIRL LIGHT HOUSEWORK;
children; good wages. Call Sunday
9 to 1, the Jefferson, cor. 16th and Jef
ferson Bt. ICth-st. door basement. II.
Aborn.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. $200
and up. 202 u 2d st.
MODERN AND NICELY FURNISHED
room. 96 11th. cor. Stark.
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, also housekeeping suits. 164
N. 10th st. Phone Main 4519.
GRADUATED NURSE WISHES PO
sltlon In a doctor or dentist's office.
journal.
MIDDL1 AGED LADY, GOOD COOK.
wnnis worn; state wages. L-43
Journal.
WANTED MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO
keep house for widower' permanent
position for right party. J. C. AIulvl
hlll. Bridal Veil. Or.
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework: two In family; good
wages. Inquire Dr. Labbe's residence,
head of Lovejoy st.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework at Seaside. Phone East
2168, or call 651 K. Taylor.
GOOD WILLING GIRL TO HELP
with light housework In small family.
450 6th st.
GIRL TO DO CHAMBER WORK. 110
4th St., cor. Washington.
WANTED
lady to
shorthand.
SETTLED,
do office work
E-42. Journal.
REFINED
and learn
WANT E D EXPERIENCED SEWING
girl: best of wages; steady Job. Mrs.
St John, dressmaker. 115 Willamette
boulevard, Denver ave. station, St.
Johns carllne.
L . . . - . . .
POSITION WANTED A LADY OF
experience wants to care for rooming
""".in or notei. I'pnnc Kast 4782.
NEAT. CAPABLE WOMAN WITH
daughter 14. desires housekeeping,
wiuowers lamny, rooming house. 230H
Yamhill. Main 6413.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
205 4 Morrison at Phone Pacific 239
27 N. 2d st Phone Pacific 1300
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO.
Logging camp and farm help a spe
cialty. 20 N. 2d st. Phone Main 6291
We pay all telegraph charges.
JAPANESE EMP. CO. ALL KINDS OF
help supplied. Main 4659. 268 Everett
GOOD WOMAN TO HELP ON LADIES
coats, experienced, good wages, cull
today. J. K. Stern. Ladles' Tailor. 429
Washington st.
WANTED
preferred.
A HOUSEGIRL, GERMAN
300 Park.
ST. LOUIS LADIES EMP. AGENCY.
Mrs. Richardson, mgr.; selected help
a specialty. 230 Yamhill. Main 6413.
ACME EMP. CO.. FARMERS' AND
loggers' help-especially. 84 N. 2d, 230
Burnslde; Main 7824.
WANTED AGENTS
WANTED WAITRESS IN OUR
lunch room. Swetlands, 273 Morrison
450 YAMHILL NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Very reasonable Clean, quiet
houae; gaa. bath, hent Both phones
FOR GENTLEMEN TWO LARGE,
bright rooms, furnace heat, centrally
located, private house. 474 Yamhill st.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
with private family; ladles preferred
703 Everett at.
ROOMS NEATLY FURNISHED,
RENT
under new management.
L, between Morrison and
reasonable.
144to Sixth
Alder.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. ELEC
trlc light, furnace heat, gas range;
$16 per month. 609 Johnson St., near
14th st
NICELY FURNISHED. LIGHT FRONT
room, suitable for one or two gentle
men, private family, 5 minutes' walk to
poatorflce; terms reasonable. 455 6th.
A NICE. LIGHT, FRONT ROOM IN
private family, situated close. Inquire
28, 20th st,
2 NICELY FURNI8HED ROOMS FOR
a gentleman. With or without board.
484 E. Harrison. Phone E-2782.
NICELY FURNI8HED ROOM) ilO.
suitable for two. in modern house;
gas, bath, walking distance. Phone East
6935. C-1S6B. Call 409 Broadway.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. NICE
large front room, suitable for two.
with private family, quiet and best
locality In city. 315 Market, corner R'h.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH OAS AND WATER.
$7.50; S-room flat. $10. 1904 Market.
ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED EXPERIENCED 6ECOND-
glrls. First-class families. City and
country. Wages $25, $30. 230 4 Yam
hill. Main 6413.
WANTED QUIET. MIDDLE-AGED
woman for light work and Invalid's
care; home privileges. C-45. Journal.
GIRLS TO SEW MATTRESS TICKS.
65 Front St., cor. Davis.
PROFITS OF FROM 100 PER CENT
to nearly 200 per cent will be paid to
men and women who can-ell an article
that positively cuts coal bills In two and
can be quickly and easily demonstrated'
every user of coal is readily convinced
that he simply cannot afford to be with
out it; order after ordetttaken from same
poople: we help you In every way; an
extraordinary chance both for those with
or without experience aa salesmen; $10 j THE COLON ADE. ROOM AND BOARD,
: cash for every $3; big profit for onlyl all lateat conveniences. 19th and
J 10c for package and postage to prove Couch.
an wo say ana secure soie agency, in- a LADY WOULD LIKE A CHO.D To
OSBORN HOTEL, CORNER ORAND
ave. and E. Aah; furnished rooms, sin
gle or en suite, with or without board.
East 6619,
THE DEXTER, FURNISHED ROOMS.
corner 12th and Washington, entrance
on 12th.
LADIES $ 1 EVERY DAY AT HOME;
stamped envelope for particulars. La
dles Aid. Durham. Connecticut.
WANTED GIRLS TO MAKE F1TZ
Well shirts and Boss of All overalls
fit 7a 1st St.
ENERGETIC WOMAN OVER 26 FOR
position with wholesale house; experi
ence unecessary. T-28. Journal.
Jacket
Ex perl
Rooms Rooms Rooms.
Country 'transient solicited. Rooms
25c, 36c and 50c per night. J. H. H. An
derson, proprietor.
RIVER VIEW SINGLE GRAVES, $10;
' family lota, 10x16, for $100, and
upwards, according to size; the only
vcmeiery in j-urua.no. wnicn perpetually
maintains and cares for lots. For
information, apply to W. R. Mackenzie,
Worcester block. W. M. Ladd, president.
liOSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES, $10;
family lota, $25 to $76. Superintend
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont st
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 206. For
lull Information apply to Frank Schlegel,
682 Worcester blk. Phone A2823.
MEETING NOTICES
, .WEB FOOT COMPANY NO 65, UNI
form Rank, W. O. W., will give the
first of their series of whist and danc
ing parties Friday evening, October IX,
In W. O. W. temple, 128 11th st. Cards
at 9; dancing at 10:30. Full orchestra.
Prizes and refreshments Admission 15c.
If. W. A. EVERGREEN CAMP, bA6
meets Wednesday evening. Allsky
bldg.. 3d and Morrison sts.
it W. A. OREGON GRAPE CAMP NO.
,976. Mondays. 17th and Marshall.
' Vlaltora welcome.
PROSPECT COMPANY' NO. 140 W. O.
W. will give their first dance of the
eeaaon, Thursday evening. Oct. 17, '07, at
W. O. W. Temple, 128 11th st.
MEN DON'T ACCEPT ANY KIND OF
work until you hear from us. Make
$10 per day selling trie quickest seller
on earth; 110.000 sold In Minneapolis.
New article; new plan; costs 7 cents;
sells for 25 cents. Send 6 cents for
two samples. Domestic Mfg. Co., Desk
9, Minneapolis. Minn.
I BOOKKEEPER FOR SAWMILL
I Thoroughly competent bookkeeper,
1 must be familiar with the lumber busi
ness and auick and accurate at figures;
state experience and give references j
and salary expected to start on. Ad- ,
dress A-43. Journal.
WANTED SEVERAL HIGH-GRADE. I
! first-class, experienced road sales- '
men, men who can earn from $3,000 to !
, $5,000 a year; old reliable Jobbing house, !
i staple line. Address Western Mfg. Co., !
J Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis. Minn.
FITTERS,
and skirt hands.
need
le wanted at once.
lN & KING
fcxperlejiced sewers.
Good cftipetent people
OLI. WORTMAN
GOOD HELP TO WORK IN SCH ELL
Patent Adjustable Form; wages paid
while learning. 209 10th sU side entrance.
WOMAN TO WORK ON COATS, ALSO
apprentices. The Spencer Co., ladies
tailors. 125 10th at
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In family of three at 1054
Qulmby st.; German Referred, Phone
Pacific 623.
WAIT A MINUTE. I
Good inventions are in great demand. I
Through associate attorneys in Wash-
ington, I can secure you a patent on
your invention, fully covering every j
new feature. It costs nothing to con-
suit me and may mean a fortune to j
you. A. J. Matter, r. 1 8 Commonwealth
Bldg., 6th and Ankeny.
DO IT NOW.
WANTED SOLICITI NCI
capable of earning $50 per week.
45, Journal.
WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
en t-HMiV nousewora; lour in iamnj. ior com-
R
wanted soliciting
cupable of earlnng $50
45. Journal.
SALESMAN
per week. R-
food wages will be paid.
481 or call 657 Flanders,
between 20th and 2lRt sts.
petent cook
j Phone Main
WANTED SALESMEN; -MANY MAKE
$100 to $150 per month; some even
more; stock clean, grown on reserva
tion, far from old orchards: cash ad
vanced weekly; choice of territory. Ad
dress Washington Nursery Co., Top
penlsh, Washington.
4 CARPENTERS WANTED CALL AT
1117 E. Main St., Sunday between 2
and 6 o'clock. Clarke & Ennls.
W'ANTED AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
I keeper, must be a neat penman, good
1 salary, address in own handwriting.
I S-3!t. " Journal.
WANTED AT ONCE
wrappers; must be
Roberts Bros.
-EXPERIENCED
over 16 years.
WANTED BOY'S FOR GOOD Posi
tions In candy department Paclfio
Coast Biscuit Co., 12th and Davis sts.
ARE YOU EXPERIENCING DIFFI
culty in obtaining domestic help? We
can heln von Western Reference Co..
COLLECTOR. ?ii2 Golrlhero- block. Butte. Mont.
Man or gooq nanus aim appvn 1 nm c ; .n,..w, niui a to T farm
as collector, good salary; $250 cash re- 1 API INTICR GfLS TO LEARN
quired. Only reliable person meaning JLBsm?11"'I' Tio int.rt Wh
business need apply. Call Monday 9 to h. helpers also wanted. 63 Wash-
1" nr 9 tr K Woom " 1 9 Hwetlan.l blfllT i mgtOn bldg.
BUSINESS NOTICES
INVENTIONS BOUGHT
Covenant Contract Co.,
bldg. Main 2891.
LT
AND SOLD.
427 Flicdner
C, HENRICHSENiCO,
and opticians. 284 Was
JEWELERS.
hlngton at
NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND TO
all persons, firms and corporations
Interested in the Oregon Trust & Sav
ings bank.
In pursuance of an order made by the
Honorable, the circuit court of the
, i State of Oregon for Multnomah county
in the suit of Louis J. Wilde, plaintiff,
, lagatntt the Oregon Trust & Savings
bank, a corporation, and others, notice
its hereby given to the creditors, as well
as all persons, firms and corporations
having any claim or demand against the
said Oregon Trust & Savings bank a
corporation of Portland Or., to present
" the same, with the vouchers thereof I
duly verified, to the undersigned re-
oelvcr of said Oregon Trust &. Savings
K bank at his office in the city of Port--!
land, Or., on or before the 1st day of
, January. 1&08.
Portland, Or September 25, 1907.
, ( THOMAS C. DEVLIN,
, Receive Of tha Oregon Trust &. Sav
" ' Ings Bank.
JSOTiCB tOIi PROPOSALS FOR BOR
' t lng a well fofc te City of Hunting
"ton, Oregon. 'r
: Notice is hereby given that the City
- of Huntington will, at the city record
i r 'Of f iC4t to the ' said city, receive
' pealed bids up to November 10, 1907, at
' '8 p. n for tho boring of a well for
the Mid CJtjr Of Huntington, Oregon.
Tho well to b drilled to the depth of
one thousand feet, cased with six inch
iron casing. 1 Tha city reserves the
. right to stop the work t any depth.
iJald bids will bo opened by the city
- rounclr of said elty At a meeting to
be hold on "Thursday,:- November 10.
J907, at 8 p. in tho council chamber
cf said city. ; f . ; '" ' " . , .
Specifications may bo baa by calling
on or addressinaT tho city recorder of
txt,t city 'f
Tho city council reserves th right to
rMct sjiy sno i oju..,..
Dona by order of the ctty council of
Ilanttnglon. OreroiC OcMber
Recorder, ct th jbuj of HunUnffton. Or.
SALESMAN WANTED GOOD MAN,
with some trade can secure strong
medium-priced skirt line for the coast;
generous commission; fine opportunity
for energetic, persevering man. N-44,
Journal. :
SALESMEN WANTED CARRY A SIDE
line; If you r.re a shoe talesman, or
call on general stores, you can carry our'
side line, the best one out; square propo
sition; sell 1 to 3 at each stop; each
sale nets $5.66 profit; sample takes up
no room; no work, no trouble. White to
Exer-Ketch Novelty Co., Indianapolis,
Ind. !
BE A GOOD PENMAN, WE CAN
teach you; no failures. M. A. Albin,
517 Wo reenter bldg.
WANTED AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
marri?d man to operate a ranch, 160
acres, 20 miles from Portland, half mile
from railroad station, church and school;
everything furnished except team and
wagon; snap for right party. Apply
owner. 309 Ablngton bldg.
wanted swede or German
girl for general housework; must be
good plain cook. Good wages. Call or
telephone afternoons or evenings. East
108. 800 Union ave.. North.
SOLICIT ADVERTISING. LIBERAL
cash commission; no collecting.
Northwest Newspaper Brokerage, Good
nough bldg.
PRESSERS ON LADIE8' GARMENTS.
WANTED AN ERRAND BOY; $6 PKR! M'-nna uje vvoras. aa.
week. The James Printing Co., 48-60 EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIPPER
SOLICITORS FEMALE WANTE
Two experienced female solicitors, ex
perience and good address. Apply Call
414 Columbia bldg., corner West Park
and Washington, between 2 and 6 p. m.
tornatlonal Fuel Co., 76 William St., New
Y'ork City.
A HOME COMPANY LOW PREMIUM
rates and high cash values make the
policies of the Columbia Life Sc Trust
Co. easy to sell. Apply to Jesse R.
Sharp, manager of agents, 214 Lumber
Exchange bidg.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
ENGINEER SAWYER (COMBINED).
$3; teamster; 6 laborers for woodyard
(or Japs), boat steward, dishwashers,
cooks, laundry waaher, $18; waitresses,
26 city, Heppner, Eugene, Mineral
Springs; restaurants, hotels, eooks, dish
washers, chambermaids ; .family help.
Drake's. 205 H Washington. Both phones.
Sundays. 11 to 12.
MEN AND WOMEN ANXIOUS TO IN
crease their earning capacity; w
have helped thousands, let us help you.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ENCE SCHOOL,
64H 6th st. Open Evenings.
HELP
male
WANTED
or female.
AND
R G.
SUPPLIED,
Drake, 205 4
Washington st Pacific 1370 or A 1570.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN THE
barber trade In 8 weeks; costs less,
better salaries, learned in less time than
other trades; catalogue free. Moler
Barber College. 35 N. 4th st.
STENOGRAPHERS, BOTH MALE AND
female, good positions open with best
firms; no charge. Underwood
writer Co., 68 6th st
Type-
UNIVERSAL SHORTHAND WRITE
letters the first week, soon prepares
for pnylng position, taught only in the
Eclectic Business University, 68 3d St.,
the school that makes young people
happy with god positions. Phone Main
4504.
MAN AND WIFE, HOTEL, CITY,
good pay; short hours; parties must
be sober and reliable. 81 N. 6th st.
JOIN ACME DRAMATIC CLUB;
plays, rehearsals: two companies.
Drlscoll. 406 Couch bldg.
AGENTS WANTED CAN YOU SELL
goods7 If so we need you; complete
outfit free; cash weekly. Write for
choice of territory. Capital City Nur
sery company, Salem. Or.
GIRLS. BOY'S, WOMEN AND MEN
make good money taking orders and
selling goods; see us at once. PI urn
IE fJlJLgo3jljKinson.
GOOD MONEY TO ACTIVE AGENTS.
171 13 tli st, corner Yamhill.
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE $10
per day. selling our fast-selling Tioll
day specialties to merchants: enormous
demand; write quick. Sullivan Co., 405
W. an Buren st., Chicago, 111.
board: a fine home:
Call 267 Ross.
mother's care.
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING
THE MITCHELL HOUSEKEEPING
and transient rooms, reasonable. 7th
and Flanders sts.
LARGE, LIGHT. NICELY FUR
njshed housekeeping rooms; running
water. 603 4 Alder.
H O U S E K E E P I NO
FURNISHED
rooms, gas stove, bath and
275 N 12th. Phone Main 1031.
phone.
WANTED FINANCIAL.
WILL GIVE 3 PER CENT. PER
month for two months on $200. Ad
dress 0-42, Journal.
WANT $2,000 ON IMPROVED PORT
land property, 7 per cent Address
8-42. Journal.
WANT TO BORROW $500 ON VACANT
city property worth $2,000. Address
R-42. Journal.
WANT $6,000 ON IMPROVED CITY
property, 7 per cent, for two or three
years. Address P-42, Journal.
WANT $1,600 ON NEW
Portland. Address Y-42.
HOUSE IN
Journal.
WANTED $3,600 FOR THREE TO
flvo years; good income real property.
M-42, JournnL
WANTED REAL ESTATE
BUYERS WAITING FOR HOMES
from $1,500 to $5,000. Now la the
time, today. Don't wait for tomorrow.
A. S. Draper, 343 4 Washington at,
rooms 3 and 4, corner 7th.
1st St.
wanted. Swetlands, 273 Morrison st.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
COLLECTOR MIDDLE-AGED MAN
with experience In business and col
lecting, and well acquainted with tho
city, would like permanent position as
collector for wholesale house. Can
give personal and bank reference as
to honesty and reliability, and all se
curity required. A-45. Journal.
WANT 6-ROOM HOUSE. NOT OVER
$3,000, good locality. M-44, Journal.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED.
Live men to sell rural directories;
nine farmers out of ten buy them: 75
per cent commission; boys are making
$5 to $10 per day. Call at 265 Wash
ington St., room 12, and get busy.
MAN WITH GOOD REFERENCE TO
solicit and collect. Experienced man
to go with you and teach you the busi
ness. Opportunity for promotion to
good salary position soon. No. 409 Mac
lea y Building, 286 Washington st.
A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY TO
qualify for the postal service; salarv
from $900 to $1,400 a year; a few days
only to file vour application. Call im
mediately. Pacific States School, 613
McKay bldg,
STENOGRAPHERS. AT ONCE. TO
qualify for government positions. Pa
cific States School. 513 McKay bldg.
$20 WEEKLY EASILY EARNED (PO
nltion permanent) distributing circu
lars, samples. For particulars. Com
mercial Advertising Association, Phila
delphia, Pa.
MEN TO GET THEIR SUITS FROM
Charley Lee, 93 N. Sd st Perfect fit
guaranteed; ail work first class.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED, TO
learn plumbing, plastering, bricklay
ing; day nnd night classes; free cata
logue; positions secured; no book learn
ing. Coyne Trade School, 230-240 8Lh
t., San Francisco and New York.
MEN WANTED EVERYWHERE Dis
tribute samples, circulars, etc., $3 to
$5 thousand; permanent occupation.
American Union. Pont lac bldg., Chicago.
ARE YOU TIRED OF YOU if" JOB?"
Then try farming or fruit growing In
rich southern country. Five acres $150.
Clear $3,000 per year. K-44, Journal.
WANTED 100 MEN; DR. KETCH UM
will cure promptly all your private
and sexual diseases; graduate; advice
free. 170 4 3d st. Pacific 2229.
SPECIALIST FOR MEN ONLY FEES
will accord with electrical findings
on free examination. medicines dis
pensed. Dr. Madison, 2514 Alder, room
CLERKS AND CARRIERS FOR PORT
and P. O. Examination Nov. Kith,
call today in regard to aualifvlno. r,n
McKay Bldg.. Paclflcjtates Schoois.
WANTED BLACKSMITH FOR CAR
work, also locomotive engineer accus
tomed to handling geared locomotives.
Apply Eastern & Western Lumber Co.,
city.
WANTED 4 GOOD SOLICITORS FOR
a new proposition. Salary and com
mission. Apply after 3 p. m. or Sunday
all day, 227 4 Washington St., room 67.
WA NT ED A COMPETENT CLOTHES-
cieaner at. ast Portland Cleaning
and Dye works. 148' Grand ave
! WE SECURE POSITIONS FOR MEM-
bers; special membership $2. Y'. M. C. A.
WANTED RELIABLE BOY AT
Jones' Book Store. 291 Alder st.
WANTED AN UPHOLSTERER. AP
ply 328 Williams ave.
CAL. WINE DEPOT, HEADQUARTERS
for cooks and helpers. 148 4th st.
WANTED OFFICE BOY. H. E. NO
ble, 312 Commercial Block.
i WANTED EVERYWHERE HUS-
tlers to tack signs, distribute circu
lars, samples, etc. ; no canvassing; good i
pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago. ;
BARBERS STATE BOARD OF BAH
br examiners will be in Session In
this city October 14, 15 and 16 at 1674
1st st. to examine applicants holding
permits, i. m. eapo, secretary. WANTED A HAT RENOVATOR.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS DRUG- Oall 334 Stark, cor. 7th.
-JF, I. (I!h , "f an? trae I WANTED FIRST - CLASS STEAM
gutter; good wages to right party Ad- cleaner. The Heillg Shop, 5434
i PAHS LP n wm OfllOt iA h" lllnnf t
Ulnn, x sica-i ilia v. io oi ruiiii. WflSh ne-tnn art -
NEAT
APPEARING SOLICITORS. I WACTtn opmt vn t rw dcdod
steady position; salary and cprai- ern. The Heill ShoD. 643 Wash.
I mgvon Bt, i j
Ion. The .Wardrobe, 347 2d st
CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF SUPERIORITY OF THE
JOURNAL AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Crossley & Co., real estate dealers, McKay Building, ad
vertised a two-flat house for sale in The Journal last Tues
day and telephoned to The Journal office before 9 o'clock
next morning requesting the advertisement to be discon
tinued at once as they sold the house through the ad the
same evening it appeared. Crossley & Co. are live real
estate men who know the value of The Journal from the
grand results in evidence. Their announcements in The
Journal give convincing proof of the great purchasing power
behind The Journal's big bonafide local circulation. To
be out of The Journal is to be out of the minds of thousands
of citizens who take no other daily paper.
IT PAYS TO BE IN THE BEST THEY ALL READ
THE JOURNAL.
WANTED TO PENT HOUSES, COT
tages, flats, stores, offices, rooming
horses, eta Landlords will do well to
call on
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF
OREGON.
Phone Ex. 72. S. E. Cor. 8d and Oak.
$1.25 WEEK UP CLEAN FURN
lshed housekeeping rooms, bath,
laundry, furnace heat, yard. 203 4
Stanton st. U car .
$1.60 WEEK UP LARGE, CLEAN
furnished housekeeping rooms, laun
dry and bath. 184 Sherman st, south,
Portland.
FURNISHED HO USEKEEPING
rooms. Reasonable rent, on two car
lines. 871 E. GUsan. Phone E. 364B.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
hot and cold water, reasonable. 62s
E. Mill.
THREE OR FOUR PARTLY FUR
nlshed rooms, one half block from car
line. Alberta car. 1068 Grand ave. N.
Phone Scott 6648.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
nicely furnished. 482 E. Washington.
$204 UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
ing rooms, lower floor. 3rd St., near
Hall. 449 3d St.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
ing suite, $13; bath, gas and phone;
also cozily furnished sleeping room,
$6.50. 544 Overton.
GOOD FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, suites of two $8, $10 month;
new lower flat, furnished, $22. unfurn
ished. $16. Coast Realty Co., 226 4
Morrison.
THE YALE, 2914 GRAND AVE.; DE
slrable housekeeping suites; mod
ern conveniences, also nice single
rooms.
FOR RENt HOUSES
Two roomers, at 675 E. Aash st
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD
GENTLEMAN WANTS LARGE UN
furnished room, or 2 smaller rooms,
and board; with private family; west
side; references; reply giving full par
ticulars and phone number. C-44. Journal.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 20 TEAMS TO HAUL
ties and lumber, good wages per
manent emplovment. Cottrell to Trout
dale. Apply at mill one mile south
Cottrell, or at office, 306 Ablngton bldg.,
Portland Or. Pulfer & Shay.
MODERN 10-ROOM FURNISHED
house, east side; close In: gaa and
electricity throughout; wood and gaa
ranges; up-to-date in its appointments.
MOORE REALTY CO.,
268 Stark St.
A-2707. Main 2707.
11-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, $45,
furniture for sale, paying well; 3
blocks from postoffice; good neighbor
hood; owner leaving city. Call at once.
Smith's Rental Agency, 314-15 Couch
bldg., 4th, near Washington. Phone
A-1606 and Main 8126.
FOR RENT 7-ROOM MODERN
house, 250 Benton st. $20 per montn
7-room. modern, furnished houae, 360
Benton st, $25.
6-room house, In Woodlawn, $12.
OTTO, CROCKET & HARKSON.
133 1st st.
FOR RENT 6-ROOM COTTAGE, EAST
side, walking distance. Inquire 34
E. 13th st. N.
WANTED
buying '
to receive
Journal.
ADDRESSES OF THOSE
Bloomer" saes, who failed
the goods. Address, A-44,
FOR RENT NICE, MODERN 6-ROOM
house. North Portland, $25 per month.
M. E. Lee, room 20, Raleigh bldg. 323 4
Washington st.
WE WILL BUY YOUR HOUSEHOLD
goods and guarantee best prices. Call,
Fhone or write. S. J. & I Rubenstein,
75 Front St., opposite National hotel.
Paclfio 1401.
W PAY MORE FOR FURNITURE
' PORTLAND AUCTION ROOMS,
Main 5655. 211 1st st
IF YOU WANT TO SELL, SEE US.
Second Hand Palace. Highest prices
I paid for second-hand" goods. 267 Flan
ders, pnone main aaie.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL
kinds of second-hand goods. Union
Exchange. 262 Front st Paclfio 1431.
PHONE EAST 6204 IF YOU WISH TO
aell your furniture. 368 Hawthorne
ave.
6 ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED,
close in, east side, $25; 6 rooms, mod
ern, furnished, Woodstock, $25; 8 rooms,
4 acre, fruit, garden, etc.. suburbs, $5.
Globe Realty Co.. ZZ14 jpirrison st.
VAN HORN TRANSFER FURNITURU
and pianos moved, stored or shipped.
Phone Main 1618.
WE RENT AND SELL PIANOS.
man. Clay & Co.
SHEH-
TWO HOUSES. 17TH ST., BETWEEN
Flanders and Glisan; Inquire Lowen
gardt. 33 Park st.
FOR RENT $12, NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE,
E. 14th and Falling sts., Union ave.
cars.
BEST LOGGER SHOES MADE TO
order. Union made shoes in stock.
Ernest Claus. 852 4 Glisan.
FURNITURE TO REPAIR, FIR8T
class workmanship. Standard Furni
ture Co., 81 N.J 0th. Main 8126.
CASH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. SAV
age A Penhell. S45-247 1st Pac. 360.
Lady wanted to
penses, 411 1th it Ca
3HARE EX
l Sunday.
HOUSES AND FLATS 7-ROOM COT
tage, $20; new lower 4-room flat, $16
or $22 newly furnished; all on west side
river; 6 acres, house, barn, lots fruit, 5
miles out, near car line, 6c fare, $13
month. Coast Realty Co., 226 H Morrison.
$16 MONTH, NEW MODERN COT
tage. 766 E. 8th. Owner. Main 3990.
4-ROOM COTTAGE FOR
furniture for sale, $135.
RENT. $9;
435 E. 30th.
FOR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE strict."
ly modern, with furnace, Inquire 262
Russell at Phone 1937 East .
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