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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 21, ; 1908. NEW TODAY. $2.51)0 640 Karl st, near Mllwaukte ava, 7 rooms, modern, very easy terms.,...'.,..,. 15th and Frankfort. ( rooms', lot-lOx 100 Installments. - In very choicest section of Irvlngton, 100x100 feet with -room modem real dene. All Improvement In. $3,500 ' New, modern (-room house, central .east side, walking distance.. : All Im provements made. . Term. v $750 t acres, east of Mount tabor. $750 I acres, on electrlo line, soil rich loam; running water. Easy terms. $10,509' II acres, H In fruit, spring; well, 7- room house and outbu lldings, au xenceo, Mount Tabor dlstrlot. Terms. LUlllUCllt Iff 111I1UC1 Ws ' 404 B. AUJXM BT. TIMBER Two timber claim In Grant county, 1,600,000 feet each, for 1000 each; fine farm land after timber 1 off. 8,000,000 ft. claim of timber for quick ale at 33,260; creek running through place; water enough to float log. . ACREAGE : B-aor tract, 18 minute out on O. W. P. line, for $150 per acre, for quick ale; close to the station. " FARMS ; TO acres on crushed rock and rolled road, 5 mile from the center of Balem; close to school and general store; atreet car line will run past the place in the near future; thickly settled neighbor hood of cultured people; most of It in orchard and graln. This will be sold for 180 per. acre, with small amount down, balance at 6 per cent to suit pur chaser. Land adjoining this is selling for 1200 per acre. This Is without a doubt the best bargain, in lands that I have. , I have some elegant farm land! in eastern Oregon for 16 per acre up to $17. I will oe glad to quote you price and give you locations upon Applies tloa. J. W.'CURRAN & CO. ' 1. BOA Tallin; bid.: ' Real Bargain 100 acres close to North Yamhill, Wasn lnton county. Oregon; 65 acres In high state of cultivation. 25 acres in pasture, plowed and seeded to grass, SO acres fine fir and oak timber, 100 bearing ap ple trees, 12 pear trees, S large cherry and 16 prune trees; quarter-acre straw berries. Crops of all kinds now in; 6 rcotn, very good house: barn. 60x60; fruit house, and all kinds of outbuild ings, wster supply, well, creek and spring. Good jersey cow and calf, 2 good horses, chickens, etc. Double and single harness, wagon, buggy, plows, harrows, sprayer, 'and tools of all kinds. Fnrnlture, 1 bedroom set, good as new,, walnut; f new bedsteads, mattresses and springs, new range and heater, furniture worth $400, new carpets, etc etc.- R. F. D. near door. Telephone in house, on a good county road. Nice sightly place. Over 16 acres beavsrdam land. This we guarantee to be as rep resented. Price as It stands, 14.600; terms. Present owner going to Idaho. COAST COMMERCIAL CO. ' 604 DBrXTM BtDCK :Barpin Here We Are Again With . Some Fine Ones Just a few lot left In the Clemson ad dition going at $1 down, $1 a month. We are offering for two weeks only one of the best bargains in the county in a 10-acre tract V of a mile- from Lents on county road; all Improved and in crops; 6-room house, barn 16x24, with hay loft, 2 poultry-house 16x100, one equipped .for raising squab and ' the other for hens and ducks. .8 acres, of choice berries, young orchard of SO trees, 6 acres in hay. and 1 cow, incuba tor and brooder and farming tools. , Im mediate possession given. Price $6600 f-i.100 Cash, Balance at 6 Per Cent, i Also have several good bargains in houses and lots; 6-acre, 1-aere and half acre tracts, snd 4 M acres already platted close in: will sell whole plat or In blocks. This plat - Is most all In bearing cherries. . . Wiley. Allen & Co. LENTS. ORE. Taks Mount Scott Oar, Plrrt and Alder Street. Portland. Phono Tabor 1418. Here's a Chance . TO CHBT 0 AOSSI AT ' Hood River At a pries which will soon double. Soil, drainage and location - perfect, Some bearing trees and a flne young orchard. This place Will pay Interest while the young trees are maturing. Cottage and outbuildings, , School and Store near. MAC R AB & ANGUS ' 432 Chamber of Commerce. . . mm $6,000 j-room house,' modern in every' re spect corner lot 50x100, East 28th and E. Tamhlll streets. Bee IAMBERT, WniTKER CO. , 404 X. AXDEB STREET. NEW TODAY. FOR THE HOMESEEKER FOR THE INVESTOR FOR THE ORCHARDIST : 12,500 Acres in the Famous i Urapqua, Valley ' , The Italy of America JVOOATIOW About 200 miles south of - Portland on the main line) of the Southern Paclflo R. R. . TSAOTB from a town lot tip to sny number acres. Pries from $10.00 to 1100.00 per acre. . '. nim-M fourth easa. bslsites on time to suit purchaser, with pes cent Interest. . . No other locality In the state Is so little susceptible to frost ' The land Is located In the locality that markets the first strawberries and vege tables In Oregon. . Two railroad stations on the tract ' Corn snd pes oh 'raised on this tract riven first premium at stats - fair at slsm. Apples, cherries, English walnuts and pear grow to perfection, ; Ideal for melon and small fruits. - Paradise for all kinds of livestock. , Especially adapted to diversifies farm ing. Purchasers can have tracts set out to fruits and taken cars of at actual cost until bearing. Buy direct from owner. F. B. WAITE BOSXBTTBO, OBJBOOXT. OX Boom 211 Chamber of Commerce Bldg,, Portland. Oregon. SACRIFICE 'Very modern 6-room bungalow, very attractive, lot 50x100, on East 21st St. In Irvlngton, close to club. This I oan highly recommend at $4,600. v Modern i-room house, 2 blocks from Irvlngton club, beautiful lot 76x100, extra attractive place, nouse oeautuuuy arranged Inside; this Is fine; $7,000. Both of these are practically new and extra good bargains, SWEET 7 204 Corbett Bldg. Main and A-6790. Fine Farm of 104 acres, 76 acres in a high state of cultivation, balance timber of oak and fir, good part pasture, fine spring branch In timber, no waste land on farm, good barn- and other outbuildings, old bear ing orchard, 12 miles north Salem on fine level road.1 mile west Oregon Electrlo Railway Co., telephone and R. F. D., I mile to school and church, lo cation beautiful.' Price, $76 per acre; terms. . 20 ACRES S H miles east Montavllla on Base Line road, ( acres in cultivation, small house and barn. Trite, $3,600. J. L. WELLS CO. $ OKASTBza op CQwauum. SWIFTS Have at last made a big start on their extensive plant on the Peninsula. NOW IS THE TIME . To buy lot In MAEGLY junction Before the prices will advance again. Soma oholce lots In the center of ac tivity can b bought -now at very rea sonable prices. -BUT BOW AWD TJOTTBUa YOTB KOBXT X3t A TUB. Come on and see what we have In the heart ff the coming city. r COBB BROS. 41T Bwetland Bldg. Phons M. 8213. TO LENDERS ON MORTGAGES. T have some loans on good houses I wish to place soon. All details care fully arranged and your Interest col lected. ' W. S, Ward, attorney, 210 Allsky bldg. ' . - FOR INFORMATION About selling; or buying Alblna, Pied mont and Pelnsula properties, call on the SUMMIT INVESTMENT; COMPANY 16S Killings worth ave. Phone Wdln. 1617 t' Abstracts, Tax Searches, Court Cases, Etc. . NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO BifAIX. W. K. HAIZL.IP Sb CO. BfJk!a 7151. S38 Corhett Bnllauft. FOR SALE BY OWNER ' 10 ACBJD TBACTS, 600 feet from Multnomah station on - Salem electric railway; $850 per acre. Two acre tracts adjoining Multnomah station, $550 per acre. Terms to suit puchasern. The above are sightly tracts and will make beautiful residence pronerty. . V. . - J. BUBSiSQ, . 426 FalUnr Bldg. , Main 44J1 TOB XHTOBllATIOa- COBXTEBBDrCs KLAMATH Call at "Klamath Land" Headquarters," F. J. STEIN A1ETZ &. CO. 192 Morrison 'EL? Portland, Or. CENT A WORD NEW TODAY. Only 30 Miles from Portland Sf? 1,500 160 acres, fronting on river, one mile, from' Northern Pacific railway-, 14 miles Wood land Station; 40 acres in cultiva tion, watered by good springs ; an ideal place for apples, cherries of English walnuts. The Dunn-Lawrence Co. ; .248 ALDER STREET San "Francisco Office Oregon Journal ' 1206 Call Bldg.'' '." ' Telephone Xteeraey 8101. ' AOVEmTIgBMBWTn ABU BTJB SOaiPXIOjHS BBOSXTSO. Oregonlsns when In San Tranotsoe can have their mall seat la ears of The Journal office. ARTHUR, U FISH, RerprssentaUva CLASSIFIED AD; RATES Xach Insertion, 1 oent a eonsted word. Bo ad less than IS sents per insertion. r Insertions for tas prtoo of t 1 month, 1 1.30 a line.. ' a months, U5 m Uns pes montlu ' 13 months, f UO a 11ns per month. ' Count six words to the line, "Hew Todsy" ( agate measure, 1 Inoh, 14 lines) 84 cents per Inoa. "Want Ads" will be accepted ores tfca phone, but The Journal will not be re ponslhie for errors, should any occur In snob ads. Prompt payment expected. Phones, 3Iain 7173; A-6051. -Bours, ) a. m. to 8 p. m. :: Saturdays, 8 s m. to 10 p. m. ' Medical Building PARK AND ALDER STS. L3. Afphafoetical Directory Barter, S. jr., Biggs, X O, BCrstal, Xdw dentists Sutt 6 28. . Frenob, C. Oertrnds, physlolan Suite 625. Pnones Main 714. A-4917. rerrls, Xrs. T. S. ft O. dentists Formerly Maoleay hldg. Suite 211, Main 13. ; urinary diseases, formerly Flledner bldg. M. 265, A-1S85. Sosmer. C. 8m Parker, EC. CL, Brs Suite 60. Phones Main 165, A-1895. Kolbrook, Sr. KUUrd 0, dentist For merly Macleay bldg. suite 401-1-1. Main 851. ' . Keeter, 3. B, r, dentist Suite 117. Main i83. A-3404. - - ' . &arkin, OeoH Dr., dentist Suits SOS Phones Main 78. A-J744. - Perkins, T. 1, Drn dentist Salts 407. Phones Main 1612. A-S404. Vlmms, Edna O-, Dr physlolan Baits 625. Phones Main 714. A-4917.- TlKiting Bmrsss Association Suite lot Phone Main 4087. Watson, Alfred V- Br- dentist Suite 603. Phones Main 678. A-1744. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. fYkAi Kemmerer coal, the best Wyom VUai, ine eoal; gives more heat and less ash. Churchley Bros., 13th and Marshall sts. Phones Main 931, A-3931. Fire Insurance HJ! P. Sharkey about it Phones A1537; Main 660. . 8th St.. cor. Washington. fiooAlinoTnmna For the country homa or the cot- tage at he baoh. Manning's 43 8d st. Xftt PrAl Tri Butter, Milk and Cream. ACC VI Cam Amine Creamery Co. PiiTofinLl Use Gilbert's "Pure Xlire trOlU aold" Flavoring Ex tracts. Phone B-2205; afternoons. Winaa O MUey and Neuberger. 327 V lllcs Wash. Choice wines, liquors and cigars. Look for our cut-xats sala Free delivery. Phone Main 1394. BUSINESS CARDS. HOWE, DAVIS te K1LHAM. 109 Id ST. Blank books mTg'd; agts for Jones Improved Loose-Loaf ledgers; seethe new Lurexa lear. v-ioa. wnm o CLKAN TOWELS DA1LT , COMB, brush, soap, l per monin. roru.no Laundry & Towel Supply Co, 9th and coucn eta f none iu. WARKKN COWSTKUGTiON CO Ings. 614 Lumber Exchanga ADOLPH A. DEKUM, 131 1ST STr carries a full and complete assort ment of toutctiera' supplies. TIN ROOFING, GUTTKKINQ, KB pairine snd general Jobbing. J. Xosll, 111 Jefferson st. Psclfle 1494. fi. BBACH CO- THfl PIONEKR Paint Co. Window laaa and glaslng. lis 1st fnone use. li" F. ' PFLUUKH, NOTABlt, PUBLIC, commissioner of deeds. Deutsches BOtarlst rt- 14 Mutaey oiag. ia snq mot. EJCCAVATLNG. TEAMWORK, WOOD hftullne. rleaninr-un a - specialty. Logan Sc Clow, 889 Hawthorne. K-257D. CHAS. I MASTICK & CO., 74 Front, leather of every description, tap infra' UILBERT & KEYSER, CIVIL ENOi- Diog, iu 4tn St. rnone main iiou. THM HAHKF.R ASPHALT PAV1NO CO. of Portland office. 404-406 Worcester bldg. KeU iklNGSLEk. 3s 1ST, PORT- Isnd s leading inaroie ana granite wka Lawyers- abstract trust ca M. Bo. J 48ZZ. yortiena Trust jo. oiag. DONNERBERG a raiemacher. plumbers, 303 Burnslde. ' Main 1819. . Besigners ani photo kngrav- era Weiss ft uonnwway. ios ia si. iti. iA8. Mcl. WOOD 4k CO.. ALL KINDS 09 ' insurance, surety bonds. McKay bldg. Isaac l. white, fire insurance. 344 Sherlock bldgT. ! Havs your "abs tracts mads by ths Be- cwity APeiraci ft Trust jo., t u. or v. Paclfla Title & Trust Co.. ths leading abstractors, 204-6-6-7 Falling bldg. DRESSMAKTX6 dressmaking and plain sewing by the day, charges reasonable. Phone A-4Q07. 861 Taylor st BIRTHS wtjaCOV Jme 17, to Mr. and lira Do mealco Fuacov 42S Pattoa saad. ; a dausfiter. ., ... . ', ..-, .-.- . - v pOURNAL "WANTS" a n tor i CENT : A WORD WEATHER REPORlf The pressure has fallen decidedly dur ing the last 1J hours over the Paclflo northwest, and risen correspondingly over California. A pronounced high area overlies the latter state this evening, while a depression overlies British Co lumbia. General rains have fallen dur ing the day over California. Oregon and southern Idaho,, but over Washington no appreciable amount of precipitation occurred. Temperatures were lower over the Interior of northen California and southwestern Idaho and higher over southeastern - Idaho, . Washington and w extern Montana. ' - The indications point to showers over this entire forecast district Sunday. The stage of the river at Portland has remained at a stand of 11. -feet all day. It is expected that the fiver will fall to 11 feet by Sunday rooming and to 20,7 feet by Monday morning. ,: F0RKCA8TS. .' ' " Portland and vicinity t Sunday, show ers: southwest winds. Western Oregon and Western Wash in gtont Sunday,, showers;, southwest winds. ."':..-,.,. . Eastern Oregon, Eastern- Washington and Idaho: Sunday,- shOwsrs. Maxlfntun temperature, 0 degrees; minimum temperature, 47 degrees) river reading at 8 a. m 11.1. feet: change In last 14 Hours, 0.1 feet r total rainfall (6 p. m. to 6 p. m.), .08 inoh; total rainfall since September, 1, 1807, 88.70 inches: normal rainfall sines Sep tember 1. 107, 41.48 inches; deficiency. 4.78 inches; total sunshine, Juno It, 1908, t hours, 19 minutes: possible sun shine, June 19, 1908, 16 hours, 4 min utes; barometer (reduced to sea level), at 6 p. m. 19.70 inches. ' j JIAIUUAGK JuICKNSES X M. Conley, 447 Main street, 81. and Minnie M. Connolly, 81. - Ira Ivan Baser, 74 North TTnlon ave nue, 17, and Bertha Blanche Bmallwood, Frank I Hudson, ZAnnton, 17. and Alexia. B. Hay. 19. - jr. A. Snapp, Portland, IS, and Grace M. Thomas, 11. ' . , . Louie W. M. Kinney, Portland, 88, and Luella A. HettiQK, 19 Wnlrflntf (Jarfla. W. O. Bmlth 4k Cx. Washington bldg, oorner 4th and Wash ington st a A W JL. ' ftn ' fttars it AASBrsmrsK A! all kinds ill itn ex. Clarke Broa, Florists Pine flowers id floral designs. 189 Morrison st snd Full dress suits for rent, all slsea Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark st, Wax U. Smiih, florist, U &tk SL. P Meier Frank's Main 7116.- CKOEBTAKEBS DUNNING. " M'KNTKK OILBAUOH. undortakeas and embalmere: modern In every detitj. Seventh and Pine. Main 4SO, iaay nssisisnt. i: P. FINLkT 4k SONS. 3D AND M-IdF on sts. Office of county coroner. rnone hiii . SSlL.LKK-BYftNK8 CO.. FUNEKAU DI rectors, cmbslmers, 17: Russell, Sast 10H8. Lay assistant. 119 Id St. ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM bslmlng" Indy sss't 409 Alder. M. 8133. CEMETERIES BOSS CITY BINGLB GRAVES. 10; family lota 326 to $76. Superintend ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont st snd Cully road. Phone Tabor 106. Fof full information apply to Frank Schle gel. til Worcester blk. Phone A-3833. NOTICES PFtOPOHAT.H TMVTTED. Proposals Invited for supplies for the Oregon state penitentiary for ths period ending December 81, 1968, . Sealed propaals for drugs, dry goods, Kocerles, , butter, leather and findings, xdware, flour and meat, will b re ceived at the office of the superintend ent of the state penitentiary until Fri day, June IS, at 3 o'clock P- tft at which time they will be opened. A deposit of 1200 In. cash or certified check, payable to ths superintendent, must accompany each bid for meat and flour, and all other bids must bs ac companied by an amount equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. Samples to accompany all bids where practicable. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to accept or reject any portion of a bid. On each en velop should be Inscribed the nature of the bid. Goods of Oregon manufac ture or production will receive prefer ence, other things being equal. All goods and supplies must be deliv ered to the penitentiary within twenty (20) days after the- contract is awarded. Schedules of the various lines of goods to bs bid on will be furnished upon application to the superintendent Vouchers will be Issued for payment on the first of the month following the completion of contract and monthly on continuous contract -C. W. JAMES, Superintendent Oregon State Peniten tiary. : Salem, Or.. June 9, 1908. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT t will consider bids on the following personal property until Tuesday, ths 23d day of June, 1908: One counter. Two writing deska Two typewriter desks. :-. One table. Ten chairs. " N ' " Two high stools. One roll top desk. One safe. . One letter presa Two filing cabinets. Miscellaneous office supplies. Terms, cash. Ths property may be seen by applying at. room 323 Worces ter building, Portland, Or. ' GEORGE BLACK. Administrator. ' BIDS INVITED PLANS AND 6PECI f loations for our proposed new -warehouse building, 100x300. 4-story and basement on Belmont between Water and 1st sts., can be had at our office, 815 Hawthorne av., or at office of Lewis & Lewis, architects, 22d and Up shur sts., If you desire to bid on same in whole or part Ws expect to close contract on June 14, building to be com pleted October 16, 1908. Information can be had at either above offices dur ing day, or in evenings at Mr. Oren dorff s room, 219 Portland hotel. Re- epectruny, arun eh. orendorff Co. ARCHITECT'S REMOVAL, ' ETC. H. L. Dlttrich, architect, has removed his c rnce irom i wiuiams aye. to 606 Worcester block, bet. Pine and Oak sta WANTED BIDS FOR EXTENSION on bouse. Apply at 888 E. Main and 29th. MEETING NOTICES PORTLAND COMPANY NO. 107, W. O. W.. will glvs a military whist party Wednesday evening, June 14, In ths W. O. W. temple, 128 11th st Dancing and rerrennmeius. Admission lc, JRBt-TUS CIRCLE NO." 278. WOMEN r' of Voodcraft will give a military wrust party snaay evening, June s. in in y.i. w. lempie, lis llin si. au- miseion inc. uancing ana rerresnmenis, M. W. A-EVERGRJEEN CAMP. 6.466, ;mt weanesaay , evening, Aiisay pmg.i oa n Morrison sta M, W. A. OREGON CRAPE CAMP 6,978. : Mondays. 17th and Marshall. Visitors welcome; . , , r BUSINESS NOTICES INVENTIONS SOLD ON COMMISSION. Covenant Contract company, 427 Flledner bldg. Main 2891. LOST AND FOUND LOST LADIES'. WATCH AND FOB; W. F. and E. F. on fob; reward If re- FOUND GOLD BRACELET. OAKS carllne. Call at gren - scow, foot of 1 mocks soutn umatiua ave, X tiocks gffuwi t-'inatniSi ave. LOST RING "WITH HEART-SHAPED M. Dixon, Columbia dock No. 2; reward. LOST AN OLD FASHIONED LOCKET with necklace attached. Return to 736 uroaaway. x'none ,ast jj(j.. iw- Found: lloso City, best smoke JOURNAL KWANTS-. I 1 CENT A WORD LOST AXT FOUND FOUND A PLACE TO HAVE HAIR mattresses renovated and returned same day, 138 Front ' st Main 474, A-1874. Portland Curled-Hair Factory, Metsrer. proprietor. LOST ONE GRAY HORSE. WEIGHT or notify L. C, Myers. Woodstock, Be- LOST SOMEWHERE BETWEEN Gantenbeln sve. and ,3d and Alder, a Journal routs book, marked No. 13L Finder please return to circulation de partment. Journal office, Sta and Yam- nut mim. PARTY WHO TOOK PART OF LADY'S bathing suit off line at 423 E. An keny st Is known; return same at once and LOl no avoia trouDie. ST A WHITE EPlTi DOG. jLVt- awers to the name "Snort had leath- er collar on; reward. Main 8311. - HELP WA3fTED-rIAta Wanted If you CAN earn a better salary. If. you oan command; If by sheer ability, if you can show us that you are a. mun ukauia comiii;t1!Jwt MAN whom we CAN confidently put before an emoloyer. who must aonrs- ciate your ability and will buy your services BO MUCH. CASH FOR BO MUCH VALUE call and we can save you a vast amount of trouble and ex pense to obtaining lust the position you deair INBaJERIENCED MEN DON'T ; s C0URTKEYS 401-403-404-408 Bwetland bldg. IT TOU WANT TO ENGAGE IN THE most profitable employment during the summer, enter The Oreson Journal's educational contest Cash commissions Said for all new subscriptions to Ths ournaL In addition free scholarships In leading sducatlonal institutions will bs given those seourlng the most votes. ana easn awards irom za to iou win also be given to the winners. Apply contest mansger Oregon Journal for full particulars. HANSEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPfciN TOUAl. Tloardtnr contract to let for about 60 men. Must be responsible party with soma money. Second cook, 376; polisher and starchef, country laundry: extra gang foreman, $76; camp niacicsmiin, is. 60; 1 tallymen, 33.60; 1 edgermen. $2.60; cutoff man, 82; rlverboat deck hand. 336 and found: sawmill help. R. R. laborers, farm hands and milkers; man and wife on rarm, ito ana louna. NEW JOBS DAILY. , C. R- HANSEN JR, is n, ia st CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES ARE paid well for sasy work; examina tions of all kinds soon; expert advice, sample questions (pid booklet 368 de scribing positions and telling easiest and quicxeis way to secure mem xrea, vvnie now. Washington Civil Service school. Washington, D. C W ANTED SALESMEN; MANY MAKE 8109 to 160 per montn; some even mors; stock olsan, grown on reserva tion, far from old orchards; cash ad vanced weekly; choice of territory. Ad dress Washington Nursery Co, Top penieh. Wsahlngton. . . The Union Hotel HI N. 6th st. corner Everett. Rates for board and room, monthly, $18 to $80; weekly, $4.60 to $5s daily, 85o to $L Give us a iriai ana Doconvrnceu. CAL WINE DEPOT. HEADQUARTERS Tor cooks ann neipers. n ma si. Dersi apecini hiciiiupi.iihi. x, ja. v. i.. v, u i -v -u r a WANT GOOD, LIVE MAN IN EVERY city and town in northwest to place guaranteed per cent in vesimoniB, money secured. Peoples Safe Deposit company, Dekum bldg. Portland. WANTED HONEST PARTNER WITH small capital to Join me in moving picture show: pronts iio to $20 aaiiy. Particulars z3 uurnsiae st WANTED HIGH-GRADE SALESMAN. real estate or life Insurance experi ence preferred. Call at 148 6th st, up stairs. ASM. Tor nr. juarineuo. TAKE A SWIM RINGLEB'S NEW1 plunga 6H K. Morrison; zsc; fine. WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS SO- Ucltors, Reliable Dye Works, 809 1st St., apply s a. m. FARMERS TAKE NOTICE FOR HAY ; makers and farm hands. Call up Main 6296, or A-6787. Red Cross Employ ment Co.. 20 N. 2d st., Portland, Or. WANTED A GOOD RELIABLE ALL around workman who can do ordinary plumbing, tinning, sheet iron tank work, or pump repairing, in a good live coun try town' 100 miles out of Portland; steady employment; man of family pre ferred;' good references required. Ad- oress ngrit away, t-o. journal. WANTED SALESMAN TO HANDLE locally, on commission basis, gilt edge industrial stock. In well estab lished paying concern, with ample as sets; -none but high-class man need apply. Address for interview K-416. journal MAN WITH REFERENCE TO SO llcit and collect; experienced man to go with yon and teach you the business; opportunity for promotion to good sal ary position soon. 409 Macleay bldg., S6 Washington st. WANTED 3 GOOD REAL ESTATE salesmen. Hartman & Thompson, Chamber of Commerce. WANTED WORK FOR 1 TO 60 WOOD choppers; large or small contract Phone Main 6296, or A-6736. Red Cross Employment Co.. 20 N. 2d st, Portland. WANTED FIRST CLASS CARPEN- ter finishers. Phone wooaiawn jis. AN ASSISTANT IN DISPOSING Of high class 8 per cent Industrial bonds; local company; good pay; reference jj-47, journal. WANTED A MAN WITH GOOD REF- renoes and a few hundred dollars to handle a paying appliance. Address G-485, Journal. WANTED MAN AS PARTNER. FOR outdoor photography. P-449. Journal. Internal revenue examina- tlons will be held in this and other cities Sept 1. Many men needed. Full particulars free. Ask for booklet C Z. Washington Civil Service school, wasnmgton. u. c. AN EXPERIENCED DAIRYMAN WILL - he wanting nositlon about July 1, good education, good milker, can operate Babeock tester, and modern milking ma chine. W.,P, Jubb. Bear Camp, Grand rtonoe. ur. SALES MANAGERS WANTED MUST be thoroughly posted in drygoods, clothing, shoes; must be competent to taks charge of sale. J. H. Krueger, Ho tel Oregon. WANTED YOUNG MEN TO LEAR1 telegraphy, easily and rfulckly ac quired; short - hours, pleasant work; wages, $60 to $90 per month when com petent; day and evening classes. Ore- gon I'Qiiego, eg em at. NEED ... PARTNER THAT l RELT able; experience not necessary; half interest $100 ground floor, rent $7:60; corns and eee for yourself. 304 Ankeny, near etn et. 10 HANDY MEN FOR BUILDING PURt poses. Call 225 W. Park; job of sningnng to w iet. x-acino zut Wanted man to . sell timber ' and lumber stock; can make from $12 to $24 a day; no experience re quired. This is a bona fide offer and will stand the closest Investigation. 615 Rothschild bldg.,' 4th and Wash. Sen to smoke Eose City HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework. 229 Cornell road, head of Lovejoy. Phone Main 2 86S. WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework; good wajtes. 7S0 Johnson st. -Telephone Aiam F4s CAPABLE tilRL TO ASSIST WITH housework. 31) Tillamook. East 205S. JOURNAL "WANTS" 1 CENT A WORD HELP WANTED FEMALE GRAND- OPPORTUNITY OFFERED young women during vacation. Br securing subscriptions for The . Oregon Journal cash commissions will be paid, snd free scholarships In leading schools, colleges and academies, besides cano swards from 126 to $166 to thoss win ning. Apply contest manager Oregon Journal tor full particulars. . HANSEN'S IADIES' AGENCY. . WANTS MONDAY 10 waitresses, city and country; 4 chambermaids, city; laundry help, store and factory help; , cook, $38; id girl, same place; house girls, family and boarding-house cooks; others. NEW PLACiSS DAILY. HANSEN'S ' LADLES' AGENCY, . 843H Wsahlngton st. cor. 7th. WANTED HIGH-GRADE, EDUCAT- ed, neatly, dressed saleslady; life in surance ' or real estate experience pre ferred. Call at 148 6th st. upstairs. Ask for Mr. Marthello. WANTED WOMAN IN NEIGHBOR- hood to care for child of three, at her house. Inquire room 8, 101 H Stan tori st this evening. WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED LAD IT to help with light housework and care Tor little coy years oia. si ijarraoee. WAN TED AN EXPERIENCED WAllC ress. Hobart Curtis, 14th and Jeffer son sts. f WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR general housework. 829 E. Bumelde. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL TO run body Ironer. K Apply Star Laun- drv Co. CAPABLE GIRL FOR COOKING AND general nousewora, iirauj . sua o. 16th st. Phone Main 8096. GIRL OR NICE WOMAU ' WANTED. 1st st. room a. WILL GIVE GOOD HOME. ROOM AND board for assistance in housework in family of 8. Phone Woodlawn 886, or 204 Falling st WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK in small private family. 146 JM. 2Utn st Main 2578, A-4771. . WANTED FIRST CLASS IRONER, no other need apply, call at 4X1 Morrison. ASIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; good wages; family small, on east side. Phone 1653. - - SMALL GIRL FOR ICE CREAM H&r lor. Apply 256 Market st WANT YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, about 16 or 16 years old. for light housework. 282 Davidson ave. Phone Tabor 1686. MILLINERY APPRENTICE WANTED at Mrs. Zeltfuch's, 886, Washington. NEARLY FURNISHED RESTAURANT ror rent lor Doara oz one; Dearoom Included: a snap. Apply room 81. 823 hk Washington st. WANTED YOUNG LADIES TO TAKE combined course of stenosranby and telegraphy: best profession for ladles; short hours, pleasant work; exoellont wages when competent; day and even ing classes. Oregon college, 83 om su Wanted a girl for general house-work. 961 Hawthorne ava, oor. J 2d ,st.. Phone Home B-2080. WANTED DRESSMAKER TO DO sewinsr in exchange for room rent. Phone Main 6027. MALE AND FEMALE KELP 10 000 POSITIONS. For arraduatea last vear: men and wo men learn barber trade in 8 weeks; help to secure positions: srraduates earn 815 to $36 weekly; expert instructor; tools free; write for catalog. Moler System of Colleges, 85 N. 4th St.. Portland, WAITRESSES, CHAMBERMAIDS AND combinations; white, Chinese, japa n.M AnntfL dtfiuhirR! nerro woman. domestics. Drakes, 205 H Washington. HFLP WANTED AND SUPPLIED, Draka 206 H Wash.. Pse. 1370. A-1670. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE WANTED POSITION AS ASSISTANT In orrlce, tutor, solicitor or ccneciur, a university graduate and experienced teacner. can ao typewriting on buuiu ard keyboard touch system. Y-423. journal, Mason on boilers, furnaces ovens, also cement worker; city or country, 469 E. Grant st SB04. WirfrtiiiiJ ' usaV or Night, ex- nerlenoed. middle-aged man;, best of references: handy with toola Address, 294 Er Morrison. a no. i man wants position as clsrk or collector, driver for some store P-401, Journal. MAN WANTS ANY KIND OF WORK; can drive horses and. milk cows. B-4S3. Journal. EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. CAPABLE of managing: offics force, desires po sition. rnone aciric nso. GOOD CARPENTER WANTS EMPLOY- ment by day and contract : 302 H Jefferson. C. Hansen. GERMAN MAN AND WIFE WISHES anr kind of work. Willing to leave city. B-421, Journal. WESTERN . HOUSEC LEANING CO- We do all kinds of house and window cleaning, oive us a call. Both phonea A-1907. Main 6369. WANTED POSITION A8 ASSISTANT bbokkeeeper, clerk, or tutor, by young man. university graduate; best refer ence; wages no object Y-422, Journal. EXPERT BOOKKEEPER WISHES permanent Dosltlon: rcui furnish best of city references. Address, W. T. B., 714 rront St.. city, or pnons A-40Bt.j EXPERIENCED BAKER WANTS A Dlacs in small bakery to make the genuine French bread. W-425, Journal. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. RESPECTABLE WIDOW DESIRES Po sition as housekeeper small family; wmower of gooa character, or , eiaeriy folks prsferred. Mrs. J. H. C 75 U Carpenter st. Portland. Or. WANTED SITUATION AS WORKING housekeeper In a small family of adults; am a . good cook. JU , C. WU- name, Ontario, or. LADY WISHES WORK BY THE DAY. Phone Tabor 1421. Call after 6 p. m, OIKL WANTS DAY . WORKTGOOD reference. X-419. Journal. - WANTED POSITION BY CAPABLE. experienced stenographer and book keeper: references; $66 to start .6-446, Journal. YOUNG GERMAN LADY WANTS wasnmg and housecleanlng. Phone East 6051. WANTED PLAIN SEWING, PIECE work, such as pillowslips, towels snd ticKlng. etc. Aggress u-ouu. jou mat. EXPERIENCED SUIT- SALESLADY wants position; can fit and alter; best references. B4aZ, Journal. EXPERIENCED" LADY WANTS PO sltlon in oreamery; .referenoea. C-465, JournaL ' - ' EXPERIENCED MCsld ' TEACHER gives 2 piano or mandolin lessons for 76 cents. Phone Mai n 6960. . WANTED A CLERICAL POSITl6l by a lady with all 'round office ex nerlance lncludinr bookkeeping, good St Ilgures, corrfspunaeiiui ur raotd penman; tu to start., adotw, C-603. Journal. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DESIRES light nousewors, email lamuj, nuuuj, reasonable wayea Main 6413. TRAINED NURSE WANTS" POSITION to tak-oare of Invalid at coast until August 1. Phone Main 3990. WANTED BY 3 WOMEN, TO COOK on cook wagon, and man to attend separator in harvest in eastern Ore gon or Washington. Address E. W. Labour,- Barton. Or., route I. WANTED FINANCIAL WANTED MAN WITH CAPITAL TO work a good mineral proppri; rner. erices iivea and expected. N-413 Jour- JOURNAL "WANTS" JOURNAL A CENT 11 WANTS" A wo::d WANTED FINANCIAL WE WILL, BUY TOCR TELEPHONE bonds and stock and Py the hlcnet eaeh price for Oregon Trust, Merchant National or Title Gurantee account!!. The E. L. Fraley Co.. 413 Chamber of Commerce, HAVfc 2"LOTd WEIBERG HEIGHTS, value 81.600: want to borrow is.&Qt) to build home thereon; pay back $4 per month, 7 per cent. Address C-404. Journal. - WANTED $1,0O ON THREE-YEAR first mortgage, Hcllaflay farK. aa ti tlon property worth $5,600. Address D 600, Journal. wanted partner with $200 to mvfit In Divlni launch nrooosltlon. Inquire chawe. 122 Union ave. 00 ON MY HOME MUST BE Dl root: no asents. State rats of Inter est. 1298 E. 16th north. WANTED LOAN OF $500 ON UNI- proved nroDertv. value $3,000, 621 Corbett bldg. Main 814.1. Wanted loan of $oo, i YEAita. at 8 per cent: $3,000 security. 421 Corbett bldg. Main 8141. " CASH FOR TELEPHONE BONDS, ORE gon Trust Title Ouarantee. MervhanU accounts. H. W. Qoddard. 110 2d st Wanted to borrow. $160 on a! security I or mix months. naL Q-600, Jour- liose City Cigar, 5 cents WANTED AGENTS AGENTS WANTED FOR "MEND A rip" and combination hatchet, 8 tools In 1: big profit producers. You have the "bull bv the borne. " Ws manufac ture them. T. R, Foot Co Los An geles, California $10 DAILY SELLING COMBINATION scrub brush, moo and ringer: no od- positlon; every housewife buys: par ticulars free. Dent 128 L X U Worka 28 Stone st. New York. AGENTS WANTED IF YOU ARB Wllllnr to work for II to 18 a da v. no competition, call at 216 N. Grand ave. after 6 p. m or Sunday. WANTED SALESMAN TO fSELL our well known trees: liberal terms : free outfit: good territory ooen. Ad- dress. Oregon Nursery Co., Salem, Or. AGENTS WANTED CAN YOU SELL good st li ao ws need you: complete outfit free: cash weeklv - Writs fer choice of territory. Capital City Nur- sery company. Balern. Or. ' Ask for Kose City, 5 cents WANTED KEAJL ESTATE WANTED MODERN : OR 7-ROOM house with one or two lots. 60x100. where I can make first payment with small ' tract of choice land balance in monthly payments. Stats location and price. F-475, Journal. I WANT A RESIDENCE ON EAST side, with double parlors, library, dining room and kitchen on first floor and 4 sleeping rooms upstairs; must be modern in every respect; wui pay case. No agents. Y-4BS, Journal. SMALL FARM. IMPROVED, OR UN- be bargain; owners only; give full par ticulars, price ana terms, ts-tji, jour nal. -i - - WANTED A HOME IN ALUINA THa C can be bought on the installment plan. H-481. Journal. WANTED TO BUY,' ONE TO FIVE! acres, well located. Stat particu lars. B-401. Journal. WANTED RESIDENCE LOT ON eajit mA tint ttwi far Antf scrlptlon and lowest terms. ' Box 6, station C. WA NTED a ' Lot1 ' close In. Owners B-498. JournaL OR- FRACTION": only. . Address, WANTED DESIRABLE EAST &IDP. lot corner or fraction prefered; close Big: smoke, Kose City Ciffar WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT HOUSES. COT tages. flata stores. 4fflcea. roomlntr- houses. etc Landlords will do wall to call on PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. , Phone Ex. 71. S. K. Cor. 3d and Oak. WANTED SMALL HOUSES TO rent: we have several tenants wait ing. The SDanton Co 270 Btark st.. Main ' 2828.' - ' '.. '' WANTED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED SOME FAMILY IN COUN- try ' or Suburbs to take 11-vear-old boy for his board. Mother working and cannot seep nim. &.-, journal. WANT A PLACE FOR MAN AND TWO miie ooy to board and room. D-437, Journal. WANTED FARMS IF YOUR FARM IS FOR SALE WE can sell it write for our original nlan which assures you quick results anl a square deal. We handle lands onlv in Oregon and Washington, If yours is not in these states do not write. WESTERN LAND SALES COMPANY, D9 ijumoer .cxca&nga oiag Portland. Or. WANTED -MISCELLANEOUS t WE PAT TOP PRICES FOR . FURNITURE) . And anything you have to sell. PORTLAND AUCTION CO Main 6656. -- A-41S1. WANTED 1,000 CORDS OF COTTON wood, suitable for excelsior. Pnll or address North- Coast Furniture Work itth ana Tnurman, city. THE -DENVER AUCTION ilO!' pays highest casn price for 1ioun-",, i furniture. 327 2nd st mones A-10i(; Main 8413. WANTED RAZORS, SHEARS. SURviT cal instruments, etc.. to grind ant repair; expert work. Harrison & Chati- wica, mi union ave. FORD AUCTION CO.- 867 E. Morrison st, pays full vaiu In cash for second-hand furniture. East 988, B-2311. WANTED AT ONCE $5,000 WOaTU of secona-nana rumtturei hlcheNt cash price paid. O. K. Furniture store. SS-90 union ave. rnone iSast 4625. WE PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OK second hand furniture. J. Leah Fur niture Co., 113 Qrarwl ave. phone E. 4724 GRADING. EXCAVATING AND iiii- vate street wors. w. Mason. i-t. E. Stark st, phone East 6837. WANT. , AT ONCE,' A BZO'K - hand steamer trunk. Address. F-42. Journal. WANTED TO BUV BOMB OKI 1. furniture, must be cheap sad good. I cash. F-443, Journal. WANTED TO , BUY Oft , Iti-N i , painter's outfit: falls. larMers. tr. 208 Union ave. phone E. 1S47. WE BUY -AND SKLL EViiiTTiiT7. - an earth: hotiftehoitl toudi. Tha Isr. 3S2 1st Msln J74. A-7?:7 rF YOU WIfjH TO i: sell your furniture for caatj, ihon East 6204. 861 Hawthnm bPOT CAiiU FOR Y oi.it r i u.-i i i . pifsmpt attention si wive gtvi-n p. r CA SH FOR Hop itH'5i.liii'i'Jri' i ace ppnnll. 4-347 J.i 1,- WlivnfjOL'LCkn. i-i. dren to boaril. N-.'e houso i i t cere. Wood la v. n tm. Smoke the lvt U) i. for rext Korn:!.Tf.rr ; 33$ cr.A.v 3 LAN: HTil'SilK-ki i v: