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: -.ii. 12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 7, 1908. FOR SALE TIMBER ' Tisslber Clate.$50 : : . ' Worth $5000 Fins bargain with 4,000 ono to 6,000. 00 feet, only 30 miles Portland, near R. R.; we buy and sell timber; if you wish to Sell send description; no agents. WKST COAST TIMBER CO., Grand theatre bklg.. Main 7862, A-1SSS. MONEY TO LOA.V 27 We have plenty of money to loan at ' 6 and 7 per cent , flail k Von Bcrsttl 104 id at. (Lumber .Xchange bllg.) and ' ' 392 E. Burnslde st Vis irT$ $ $ t t J ' MONEY LOANED ON YOUR SALARY. PIANO HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. LOWEST RATES; EASY PAYMENTS; ' EVEF.Y $1 PAID OFF REDUCES COST. STATE SECURITY CO.. 704 DEKl'M BLDG. 1 t f $ t $ J I I $ 6 8 $ I ClI ATT EL LOANS. Tnatallment loana on pianos, furni ture warehouse receipts, horses. Insur ance policies, salaries, and all kinds of securities. i NEW ERA lon ft am uu. 403 Shetland bldg. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PRO- pie and others upon their own names Wltnout security; cneapeai raioe, emi payments; titices In 66 principal cities; save yourself money by getting our terms rirst. ioumin, an iuniwr exc ON Improved city property or for building purposes, 3 to 8 years' time; liberal renavment orivileees. Money advanced as building progresses. The Equitable, 2d and Stark sts. .iVE loan monev at lowest rates on 1 household furniture, pianos. You have use of both money ana goods, umi for confidential talk. Button Credit Co., 61? Pekum bldg. MONEY to loan in large and small sums at to per cent on improved real estate. PORTER & FRENCH. 607 Commercial bldg. LOANS made quickly and privately on salaries, pianos and furniture, ware house receipts, purchase contracts, diu monds and jewelry. E. Pierce, 211 Ai la ky bidg., zo Morrison st. iVK LOAN MONEY ON DIAMONDS and jewelry at reasonable Interest for long or snort tima. a. m. i.eiovags. jewelers, xi wasnington at. MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT TIME, SECURITY SATISFACTORY, PAY MENT GUARANTEED. 231 FLEID NER BLDG.- . alar i. Loans strictly confa- dentlal; easy to get and easy to pay. T. A. Newton, Dii tiucnanan omg. MONEY to loan on real estate, mort gages and contracts bought. Cow llshaw, 806 Commercial bidg. IMMEDIATE loans $6 to $6,000, on all securities. R I. Eckerson & Co., room 6, Washington bidg. Main 4855. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, anywhere and any sunn $100 up. See us. vaugnn at finger, ua corpett bidg. MONEY TO LOAN. LARGE LOANS A specialty, building loans; lowest rates; lire insurance, w. aeca. in f ailing. $100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $1,000 or more. to T per cent, on improved realty. M. G. Griffin. 266 Stsrk. MORTGAGES.' contracts or other real estate securities purchased. Ii. E, Noble. Commercial blk. i HAVE $2000 to loan at 8 per cent; want first mortgage; no commission. X-225, Journal, $100,000 ON MORTGAGES, CITY OR farm property, fire insurance. Mc- Ken-ie & Co., 615 Qerllnger bidg. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF security, w. Hon, H. 9. Wash, bidg. LOAN FOR THE ASKING tSALARY or chattel. The toan Co.. 410 Dekum. ISAAC L. WHITK, MONEY TO LOANT fire Insurance. 331 Sherlock bidg. QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. & W. King. 45 Wash bidg. M. 8100. IN SUMS OF $8,000 to $20.000 H. VV. Goddard. 119 2d st BUILDING LOANS A SPECIALTY. STRONG A CO.. u6 CONCORD BLDG. MORTGAGE LOANS, ABSTRACTS Ex amined. W, 8. Ward, Alty. 210 Allaky. BUSINESS CHANCES 20 . SNAPS. Grocery store, invoice, $1000, Produce market, $360. Cigar store and .confectionery, ffi&O. Half of steam cleaning works. $300. Restaurant, money maker, $800. 27 room rooming house, $400. Light manufacturing business, $600. Room 7, 181M First St. $5000 GENERAL merchandise busl ness, 6 miles from Portland, estab lished many years; will sell at invoice; business of $135 dailv; investigate. Phone or write Northern Timber Co., suite 414 Lumber Exchange bidg. BARGAINS We make a specialty of grocerys' saloons, restaurants, cigar snd confectionery stores, and rooming houses; some great sacrifices. See others, then buy from us. 622 Worces ter bidg. RELIABLE real estate man with more A Bma" dairy farm, acces- i J1 to creamery, not to cost over $3000; will pay cash, or trade as part payment 3 lots with house and barn, j In Jefferson "addition G-oo, Journal HAVE, tine proposition to offer ener getic man who can invest $250 an I I services, and to same will give inter- ! est in business cl jrin $20u to Jaug monthly. Call 85 5th. near .Oak. i NICE, clean, little business on Williams j ave., good opening for man and wile or two people; will sell . ry reasonable; , terms to right party. Apply 702 Will lams ave. A RELIABLE old established real e- ! tate firm are ln need of a good live man to take an interest in their bus!- ; ness; will stand the closest investiga- i tlon. 2(2 Stark st. ARE you in the market for a rooming house? We havo just what you i want; call and be convinced; the terms; are the best to be had in the city. 272 j Btark St. $350 TAKES the best restaurant in the i city; U you are looking for a good I opening, come and see it. Klnnev & Ktampher. 631 Lumber Exchange bidg. A ROOMING house of 12 rooms, all completely furnished for housekeep ing; also 2 bath and one attic room. Main 17S9. Owner. 33 ROOM rooming house, on 3d st. ; clearing $400 per month; lease. Price, $4000, $1500 cash, balance $150 per montn. itoom I, ixi's let st 8 ROOM, modern residence, barn, 3 lots, on good street, at The Dalles, 'Or- Price. $5000; half cash. This Is a snap, particulars room 7, 181 hi 1st PARTY take cash and assist well pav ing lunch counter and restaurant; clears $150 monthly. Small amount re.- mireu. bo am, near oaic. 't i r .. ;; ' ArrrU biiS?;; I with good lease; will be sold at in-I voice. 272 Stark st. MAN with - $300 can secure half ' in- r business 1150, Th. llm t' ill t ! terest In contractine per month Clear for each. Room 7. 181 H t st. MAMKAOTURk'RS' agent to show goods, west side salesroom; $1000 ro Hu:i .salary and large dividends. (.-124, Jotirrml. 'i1,I"tore..1rln' 309 month for . $1760; will stand closest investlgs iion; bank references. Particulars 248 Mark st. GROCERIES All sites and prices, and (locations, at prices to suit, for cash, er trade for good property. 272 Stark. .tnnirttLf T fir . r.. investments and business chances, .Room 64 Worcester bldg. M 112, "A-Ii-l A good rro-erv. Tii o not rsre r- where It l iorsted. If It is 'Z-R1Mk,'r- ' K-S; Journal, mom- ii.it eii t-tieap, I'-chair barber shop. .Vkwrf JV f -jfJt Varrimnt St 1 N T a 1 ,.. I K ' ' i. J, ..1 ,.!. ro-on.i!, bouse; cash. steady partner- rav sctivp mn tvi.n A SNAP ln a eood restaurant. ' owner month- duties' mil rnT ifm2 I cannot handl 11 alo,,e nd cannot de- BUSINESS CHANCES 20 WORKWOMAN'S HOTEL. With 14 rooms, all completely furnished, close to a large factory, rent $8 per month with lease; will make good money above expenses; place for man and wife. $350 will handle it. CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS. A place that will clear $400 per month the year round; satisfaction guaranteed; good least; terms given. CASH STORE. A email cash store, fine place for young man, making from 13 to $5 per day, centrally roeated; $276 requirea. ROOMING HOUSES. We have a few first class houses, and one especially fine bargain located on Washington at. Call and see our list. W. Lawrence & Co. 815 Lumber Exchange bidg., td and Stark wis. LLLLLLLL1 L L L L L L L L I, L WORKWOMEN'S HOTEL " L L With 14 rooms, all completely L L furnished, close to a large fac- L L tory, tent $8 per month with lease; L L will make good money above ex- L L penses; place for man and wife. L L $350 will handle it. L L CONFECTIONERY AND CIGARS. L L A place that will dear $400 per L L month the year round; satlsfac- L L tlon guaranteed; good lease; jterras L L given. L L CASH STORE. L L A small cash store, fine place L L for young man, making from $3 L L to $5 per day, centrally located; L L $275 required. L L ROOMING HOUSES. L L We have a few first class houses, L L and one especially fine bargain L L located on Washington st. Call L L and see our list L L W. LAWRENCE CO.. L L. SIS Lumber Exchnnge bidg., L L 2d and Stark sts. L L 1 L LLLLLLLLL L LLLLLL AS For sale Good ' country weekly in rapidly rrowlnK- town on 8. P. & S. road. Power and hand presses, cutter, typewriter, etc. Business has doubled w min a year, uooa reasons ror seiiinu Call or write, "The Sun," Washougal, wan. MOVING PICTURES. Edison's and Power's motion pic ture machines; dissolving stercop tloons; calcium and gas outfits; new films, 3000 subjects, guaranteed no repeaters; larges't buyers of new films in United States; slides to or der and stocked. We teach you to ' operate. LA EMM LB FILM SERVICE. 214-21H Wells Fargo bidg.. Portland. FOR SALE Shoe store, shoes exclu sively, $6000 stock; to be sold for 75 per cent on the $1; good, neat building, In good business block, the only ex clusive shoe store In city of 8000 popu lation with a pay roll of $200,000 per montn; also DacKen ny a good, tnirmy settled farming country. Call on or ad dress Gorbett & Co., P. O. bidg.. Oregon City. HOTEL, the best buy on the market. In a good town, only $2200, including furniture; takes In from $70 to $160 per week; call and talk this over. . 220 Lumber Exchange. B. F. GERMAIN. HG TEL BkOKERAGB Co. If you want to buy. sell your hotel, rooming-house or restaurant, see the only hotel broker is Oregon. I have a fine list of properlii- for sale, lease or exchange. Offices, 2 and 3 Benson bidg.. 6th and Morrison. Phone A-2146. Branch offices Seattle. Spokane and San Francisco. BUTTER, eggs, light groceries; partner wanted; experience unnecessary, but must be steady, sober man, satisfied with $18 to $25 week at start and willing to work to build up business; $600 required; gives any wholesale house for references. Particulars 248 Stark st. LEGITIMATE BUSINjf8 THE AMES Mercantile Agency (established 1896) furnishes free lnformatlan on oppor tunities in mercantile r manufactur ing lines, city or country. THE AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY, 403-405 Swetland Bidg. WE WILL BUY OR TRADE For mines or mining stock In any part of the United States or Alaska. Write us at once statins: name and looatlon of mine and value of your interest. City Business Exchange. Department M, 2io commercial dik., fortlanfl. sell ln a down town location, that will stand the closest investigation. 272 Stark st. WANTED A partner to take half interest in old established real estate office; one partner wishes to retire. 220 Lumber Exchange, ROOMING HOUSES. $T0O 14 rooms, choice location; some housekeeping; rent t'-M . clears $50. Jiji'y iu looms; iiood turnishines: rent $85 ROYAL REALTY CO., EC 5th.. near Oak. REAL ESTATE man w:inTsFartner to show Und; experience not necessary and very little cash required; active party can earn $150 to $200 per month. Particulars National Realty & Trust - '0 - 32liLsr Washington St.. room 616. LAUNDRY in good live town, Ltnli county, doing good business, employ- in5 6 hanils; will sell reasonable or "J1" lrl"s. i-r.one wooniawn 3378, or address M. E. Pugh. 361 Emerson St., roriiaiKi. )v. $2000 SNAP $2000. General merchandise store In suburban town; owner made fortune, wishes to re tire; will invoice; cheap rent, A D Chrlatianson, 207 Washington st. FINE opening for den4st at Sweet Home, Or., 20 miles from nearest com peting point. .Further information, ad dress Dr. N. R. Luther, Sweet Home Or Jao 1AKK& at once, best paving little cash, grocery, cigar. confectionery store; splendid fixtures-, well stocked rent $S; store and 1 room. 324 Front st' $6000 STOCK notions, dry goods and furnishings, best town in valley: good location; rent low. No saloons: col- lege town, n-nn, journal. MINING AND INDUSTRIAL stocks. telephons and other bonds bought and sold, u. a. jietoner, jzi ADington bldg )Ii'?)!flpenut,.?J11 PPcorn 6fl. 1 Platform spring Call room f. 181 1st at 3rn wagon; price ig wagon, $50. READ THIS $450 buys furniture of 14 room brick flat transient; rent $40. Call 1K1 Madison. FOR RENT Rooming house 27 rooms, brick building. 260 Hawthorne ave. Inquire at 361 E. Clay. BY owner, 8 rooms, well furnished. good location; must sell account going east. 405 Stark st IF TOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL MIN-' lng stocks, call on J. B. Purceli. 26$ Stark st, room 19. . . v FOR SALE By owner, confectionery and cigar store; 2 living rooms; all Insured. 81 N. 3d st ' 1 CONFECTIONERY and grocery. 4 liv ing rooms, food ; location. Phou Woodlawn 1862. ,1 HAVE nloe residence property, to trade 3-ypn"ne nonos. . i-dvu Journal. V AN'i mXj A good down tofrn loestion" In a cigar store, K-252, Journal.' 8 n u. Aiiututri ViiD V" 21 LOST Lady's watch with diamond, at Lyric theatre or between theatre on Tth st.,? to Morrison; return to 201 Union ave.; reward. Phone E. 977. PARTY, that took, camera on Mount , Scott car Friday evenlngis known; naa Detter return it to u. w. r. oiiice to avoid urther trouble. LOST O. R. C watoh charm on Water St.. between Jefferson . and Porter: finder please phone Main (424 and re- REWARD For knife with Dhoto an, name, J. H. Wilson on handle. 884 ist st. fnone m. s. LOST Spotted black and white Llew ellyn setter. Return to 195 10th. Re ward. Phone A-2Z60. ' PARTY that found muff Saturday at Lipman-Wolfe, please return m jyet- t grove St., or can up Main ooza LOST. A white Angora cat; parties having same return iss lam st. jk ward. LOST Gold pin with pearl setting. Re turn to Roberts accommoaation aesa reward. ' NOTICES 20 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washington. November 1Z, lus run Hr. K'ntlio In mirHlianCS of the BTOVi aions of section 4 of the reclamation act or June ii, muz taz suit. o; wu hnrehv clven AM follows: Water will be furnished frorn the Umatilla project, Oregon, under the pro visions of the reclamation act, in the Irrigation season of 190. ror me irri rnhlo ln1 aliow a on farm unit Plats ol Willamette meridian: Township 4 north, range '28 east; township 6 north, range 28 east; township 4 north, range 2 east: township 5 north, range 2 east annroved November 11. 1908. bv the sec retary of the interior, and on file in the local land ornce at La uranae, uregon. Homestead entries accompanied by applications for water rights, and the first Installment of the building, and operation and maintenance charges may be made under the provisions . of said act for the farm units shown on the said plats. Water right bppllcatlons may also be mane ror lands nereiorore entered and for lands ln private owner ship and the time when payments will oe due is nereinarter staieu. The limit of area ner enttv. represent lng the acreage which ln the opinion of the secretary of the interior, may be reasonably reouired for the sunoort of a family" on the lands entered subject to tne provisions or tne reclamation act, is fixed at the amount shown upon the plats for the several farm units. The limit of area for which water rieht application may be made for lands In private ownership shall be 160 acres of Irrigable land for each land owner. The charges which shall be made per aero or irrigaole bind in tne said en tries and for land's heretofore entered or in private ownership which can be irrigated bys the waters from the said Irrigation project, are ln two parts as lonows: 1. The buildinar of the Irrigation sys tern, J60 per acre of Irrigable land, pay able ln not more than 10 annual install ments, each payment not less than $6 per acre or some multiple thereof, pro vided, however, that full payment may be made at any time of any balance re maining due, after certification has been made by the commissioner of the general land office that full and satis factory compliance has been shown with all the requirements of the law as to residence, cultivation and reclama tion. 2. For operation and maintenance. which will, as soon as the data are available, be fixed ln proportion to the amount of water used, with a minimum charge per acre of Irrigable land whether water Is usea thereon or not. The operation and maintenance charge for the irrigation season of 1909 and until further notice, will be $1.30 per acre of Irrigable land whether water Is used thereon or not. For lands hereafter entered, the first Installment on account of the said charges for the irrigable lands shown on these plats shall be paid for the season of 1909 at the local land office at La Grande. Oregon, at the time of entry and of filing water right applica tion, the total payment being not less man .30 per acre. Tne second In stallment shall be due and payable De cember 1, 1910. at the same place. Sub sequent installments shall be due and payable on December 1 of each year at the same place. For lands In private ownership and for lands heretofore entered, the first Installment shall he due and payable December 1. 1909, and the installments for the year 1910 and subsequent years shall be due and payable on the same date snd at the same place. i ne rirst installment of the charges for all lrrlcable areas shown on these plats whether or not water right appli cation is made therefor or water Is used tnereon snail be due and payable as therein provided. The regulation 1s herehv estahllahori that no water will be furnished In any year until all operation and maintenance charges then due shall have been paid. Accordingly no water will be furnished for the irrigation season of 1910 for any lands, unless the portion of the installment ror operation and mainte nance due and payable on or bpfore De cember 1. 1909. has been paid on or before April 1, 1910, and ln like manner no water will bo furnished ln any sub sequent Irrigation season unless pay ment nns been made on or before April 1 of that year of the nnrtlon of th. In. stallment for operation and maintenance which was due and payable on December 1 of the preceding year. For all applications for water rlo-he. filed after June 15. ln 1909. or any sub sequent year, one installment of the charge for building, operation and main tenance. (.jti per acre must be paid at the time of filing, but the portion of the installment for operation and mainte nance shr.ll he credited on account of the installment of said charges for the subsequent year. If any Installment of the charge shall not have been paid in full on or before December 1 of- the year subsequent to that In which it is due and payable as herein provided It shall then wnm delinnnept and under the terms of sec tion 6 of the reclajnation act the entry arid watr risht application shall be subject to cancellation with the for- le't'jre or any moneys paid thereon. The oharees herein nrovlrted mow tho convenience of the applicant's be paid to the special fiscal agent of the I nited States reclamation service as signed to the Umatilla project, for transmission to the register and re ceiver of the local land office on or before the date specified for pavment at the local lend office, but in ca i"in-ne is avaiicxi or. the neces sary charres for transportation of the cash, as determined by the special fis cal agent must accompany the pav- ment of the water rieht phari i.iaica inii)OL,fH GARFIELD. Secretary of the Interior. LN THE County Court of the State of 1 LOST AND FOOTD wieKon. ior Multnomah County In u " luut sienograpny and teleg the matter of the estate of Henrietta ra?hj'.; salaries $100 monthly when corn Edith Llebe. deceased Nntw 1. ik,. petent. Oreuon College. 83 r.tn f flT?" that the undersigned has filed in : luurinis nnai account as adm nis- m'n Washington St.. cor 7th un trator of the entoto r oih . .-j i ui r. i ln:-!..V.P Lirt, ,::,: , ,T . . . " I . .w, i lowa ai y o ciock a. . . 11, . 8 M- MEAR8, Administrator of the Estate of Henrietta Kdith Llebe. Deceased. IN THE County Court of the State of Oregon, for Multnomah County In the matter of the estate of H. C. Llebe, deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed In said court his final account as administrator of the estate of said deceased, and Friday January 8, 1909, at o'clock a. ra., has' been fixed by said court as the time and the county courtroom, Multnomah county, Oregon, the place for the set tlement of such final account and the hearing -and determining of objections thereto. S. M. MEAJtS Administrator of the Estate of H. C - Llebe, Deceased. IN the District Court of the United States, for the district of Oregon In the matter of H. B. Kelly, bankrupt Notice ts hereby given that on the 28th day of November. A. -D. 190S H. B Kelly, of Portland. . Or., was duly ad judicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held t rooms ,204-5 Fenton bldg., Portland Orvjn ths- 14th day f December, 1 90S' at 10:30 a. m.. at which Mine the said cred itors may attend, prove their claims, h. -h Vi, n0,,.nr "'I court as the I GERMAIN'S rllGH-CL AS 8 INFO B t i" InTh ' J?.d ,'he oun,y courtroom. Multno- i tion bureauPnone but ffrsiclasf t. ".mementV0"?0!!' V" p,ace tor the , ployes registered and sent oui 2" nd 8 11 1? m " 5f J?ucn ftna,1 account and tHe Benson bldg.. 6th and Morrison A?214i hearing and determin ng of objections i ai.ikh , ' ,, ,,, inorr"iQn- A'1 thereto. " uujuuns LAlJihS to make Dlllow toon at hnma.ll NOTICES , appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt ana transact ucn - ether pustnass , ai may nronerlv coma before such meet' lng. The schedule,' filed discloses no Murpny, rereree in panKruptcy. IN the District Court, of the Unite, States, for the district of Oregon. In the matter of C. P. Davis, bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on the 1st day of December, A. D. 1908, C. P. Davis oi uresnam, or., was amy adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at rooms 204-6 Fenton bldg., Portland, Or., on the ittn aay oi uecemoer. lsus, it ig a. m., at which time the said creditors may attend, prove tneir claims, appoint a trustee, examine the : bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly oome Oerore such meeting. The schedule filed discloses no assets. Dated Dec. 3, 1908. Chester G. Murphy, referee ln bankruptcy. IN the District Cour Court of the United States, fat the district of Oreson. in tne ma ner oi j. i. jjutneia, uiuik rupt. Notice Is hereby srlven that on th 2d day of December. A. D. 1908. L. L. Duf field, of Portland, Or., was duly ad judicated bankrupt; und that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at rooms 204-5 Kenton bids-.. Portland Or., on the lbth day of December. 1908 at iu a. m.. at wnicn time tne said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint at trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other oust ness as may properly come before sue! meeting. The schedule filed discloses no assets. Dated Dec. 4, 1D08. Chester G. Murphy, referee ln bankruptcy. REMOVAL NOTICE T. P. WISE, dentist, removed to 8264 Washington, cor, ctu. Main nusg. HELP WANTED MALB Waited Students Telegraphy, private lessons, new Idea, quickly learned; very reasonable; do not delay. AY-sie, journal. WANTED Subdivision salesmen for a swell Inside proposition: autos to show ororiertv. nbne but live ones need apply; gooa aoings ror tne rignt men. Ask ror f. cieiand at American Trust Co. office, room 200 Chamber of Commerce. 3d snd mark, WANTED SALESMEN; MANY MAKE $100 to $160 per month; some evea more: stocK clean, srrown 03 reserva tion, far from old orchards; cash ad vanced weekly; choice- of tei.:tory. Ad dress Washington Nursery Co Toppe- oisn, wssnington. MOTION picture operators earn $35 weekly. You can learn the business ln a short time; easy work, short hours. Lessons reasonable. Positions secured. Particulars see Newman. 293 tjurnside st. MEN WANTED to learn nlumhlna-. elen. tricltV. automohillnc nlnaterlno- nnA brlcklay4ng. by actual work. Advanced scnoiars earn waores. Hatalnirtie free. Coyne National Trade School A Con- struction L'o., 230 8th St.. San Francisco. First class cafe man, out of city. First class second cook, out of cltv First class second steward, California. 6th and Morrison, WANTED- An honest man with $260 ousn 10 uuib nair interent in mnrinn picture theatre; to travel or permanent show. Particulars, see Newman, 293 ournsiae. COMPETENT booklceeDer. with vefrrn nf experience, wisnes situation; familiar ith various business lines: best ref erences; bond if reouired. T-620, Jour nal. 1000 WILL secure U lnteresr in - established electric find ar'AU f iTtiifA business- duties to look after help, etc.; pig pror-.ts. Apply Northern Timber GERMAIN'S HIGH-CLASS INFORMA tion Dureau none nut rirat-cian m ployes registered and sent out. and 8 tienaun piqg.. pin ana Morrison. A-2145. WANTED Bright young man, willing to learn running auto and business: must come well recommended and have 4t to invest. Apply 714 Swetland bldg. HANSEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. . &a st., i-oruana. Phone A and Main 1526. Help free to employers. WANTED Youne men to take rem. bined course telegraphy and -stenography; salaries $100 monthly when .com. petent. wregon college. 83 6th St. WANTED Services of bright, energetic younK man must nave small cnnit.i Call Sunday. 10 to 12. 326 Washington si., room IF YOU are a solicitor or wish to solicit and desire permanent navlne- nosltlon rwrunnii, J I . 200 SOLICITORS to take orders for hot SDeclaltv: larva field- bl mn.. iniEHioii. coiumoian ivirg. (jo., 433 Haw norne ave. AGENTS wanted to handle Australian Rubber Cement; big money to hus tlers. Office 1, 409 Washington at. WANTED Men to have their ihwa made and repaired at the Fleming pimp piivy, .in xvasiiinKton su WANTED Young man ln grocery store; room, board and small wages to begin Main 7049. 160 Porter St. WANTED Solicitor for showcacd signs. a. g-uuu imng ior a bustler. 788 Washington st. WANTED Middle aged man to drive nome raaae aougnnut wagon. 30 Union ave., N. LAND clearing on the Salem Electric line, 0 to zo acres, call at 244 Btark. SQUARE Deal Employment Co., SOii 3d St.. N. Phone Main 6180. WANTED Men to have their shoes half soled for 60c 222 2d st. HELP WANTED FEMALE CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLA8SIFI- caiion, i cent per word per Insertion, hree Insertions for the price of two. Saleswomen BRIGHT, THOROUGHLY EXPERI ENCED AND RELIABLE, WANTED AT ONCE. OLDS, WORTMAN & KING. GIRLS 16 years of age and over, wanted at once. Apply to OLDS, WORTMAN & KING CO. bTfcNoGRAPHKRS ali bookkeepers should take the JE. B. U. road to good paying positions; day and evening classes for rapid drill work. 629 Wor cester block. wAN"r.Er Y"nS" ladies to take com- . HANSEN'S LADIES' AGENC " " i.,rac n una main in.rrBVRJJf ood Par: unlimited Instructions free: e morion no sary; hours 9 to 4. 143 11th. near Alder. WANTED Ladies to make pillow tops and art novelties at home; good pay; instructions free; hours 9 to 12 ili Yamhill, 7th st; entrance 3 waitresses, out of city. 'OIV, out or C1FV-. GEHMAIV'S 5th and Morrison. VI ' ' V . T . k toung woman as assistant ,M-tt,tr ior scnool teacher; pleas ithome; fair salary. T-619. yournaL w 1 vpen i 37 tt : - V. iirst ciasa ladies taUor. '"" moryison st. WNiriilJ ""tent young woman for Plng position; call at once. 183 6th. HELP WANTED HALE AND FEMALE - 29 CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIFI cation, 1 cent per word per Insertion, three Insertions for the price of two. 10,000 positions! - ,- ; For graduates last year; men and wo men learn barber trade in I weeks; help tq secure positions; graduates esrn $l5 to $26 weakly; expert instructor; tools I: write forvcatalog. Moler System 0t Colleges, ti N. 4th st. Portland. HELP WANTED MALE AND , . FEMALE 29 WANTED Competent sollietor. '. Call at WANTED AGENTS CASH ADS UNDER THI3 CLA8SIFX ration, 1 cent per word per Insertion. three insertions ror tne jnes of two. AGKN'iS, learn to make bead rings you can learn in a hours: they sel as fast as you can make tem: send 26 cents in stamps for tample ring and full particulars. Wm, ii. Scott. Mfg. x'.b iv. tin st. GOOD lady and gent, hustlers, can make big money this month infor mation apply u. J. Alius, next rsoiagea theatre,- Fourth ana stark. SOLICITORS Ladies and gentlemen can maun nig ; money seiiuig uaexui household article. - 616 Rothchild bldg. CANVASSERS on 10c premium bookr, Koom z. lash ist st. . EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 56 C R. Hansen, Jr. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE! Men. 26 N. 2d. Main 12. Women. $43H Wasb sc. Main 9X Help supplied free to employers. WESTERN LABOR EXCHANGE. Osborn, Gorrlen & Woelber. Offices in all leading r It lea. Phone Main 664. 24 North 2d. Bt TV.AVTTPa X, mvi trv EAtPLOYMENT OFFICE, T N. 2d st. Main 727. A-2290. PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 206 H Morrison st..,. Phone Pacific, (3$ 27 N. 2d st .....Phone Paclflo 1800 HELP free to employers. Square Deal cmp. up., at) jn. aa. m. 160. SITUATIONS MALE S CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIFI- cation. 1 cent Der word ner insertion. three Insertions for the-Dries of two. WAkTED by old time mill, mine, and camp cook, situation, steady, sober and reliable; can handle any sixe camp or Doaruing nouse or country Hotel. A Ld, journal. WANTED Position sorting spuds, on ions, etc.. for srrocerv store and com mission house: experienced at packing bananas. Nick Triphonoff, 35 N. 2d st city.- - WANTED Situation in bakerv by cap able younsr man with 2 veara u- perience. When answering state wages; l eterciiue giygn, A-iiiy. journal, WANTED Work as errand boy, after school hours; willing, obliging, kiiows the city; references; age 14. Main 4469. INSIDE wlrcmon wants odd tobs of house wiring and repair work: esti mates furnished. 145 6th St.. room 44. MARRIED man, 24, with high school education, desires employment with some honest firm. Salary no object to start C-123,' Journal. I WANT employment of any kind: am married and have good references: wages no object; give .me a chance. Phone Main 6771, room 49. " COMPETENT office man desires poal- oM i(niiiwuiw.tei.v, experience, com mercial and railroad man. best of ref erences. A-703, Journal. A. O. CUYLER, painting, paperhanging ana tinting; lowest, prices. Phone Main S919. WANTED Position by stenographer with chance for advancement. Phon Main 8788 or East 4113. XX-23. Journal. Y'OUNG man, 23, wants bookkeeping to ao eveninKs or nave an nour or so mir ing day. E-601, Journal. SOBER, Industrious man wants work around rooming house or for private family. G-109, Journal. YOUNG man attending business college wants nlace to work for rnnm nnvl board. T-618, Journal. MAN wants work at plumbing or tln .nlng trade; will work for $5 a week. Q-632, Journal. CHAIRS wired and rounds put in. Call main aiau, irom a. m. to 4 p. m BLACKSMITH and lathe man wants steaay worit. -io. Journal. STATIONARY engineer wants position; reierences. Aauress f. O. BOX 433, Rlckreall, Or. SITUATIONS FEMALE 4 CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIFI- cawon, i cent per wora per insertion, three Insertions for the price of two. WANTED By refined younsr widow position as housekeeper ln apartment or rooming house, capable of takin full charge; best of references given. M-420, journal. WOMAN of refinement, excellent cook ana housekeeper, would Instruct and assist a young housekeeper; good honi4 more object than money. Address T-617. uurnai. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer of several years experience desires position: thoroughly competent; best of references. T-613, Journal. INTELLIGENT, neat appearing young ladv. wants steadv nonlflnn of nnma kind; trustworthy and reliable. G-104. journal. POSITION AS housekeeper by young widow for widower or as companion for invalid; references. E-603. Journal. CURTAINS carefully laundered at home. 4uc pair; will call ror. Phone Bell wood 134. Mrs. Ward - A MARRIED woman would take- cara of small rooming house for living rooms. 8-607, Journal. WOMAN with a 13-year-old girl, wants oosltion in Drtvate family Ca.ll 51 E. 2Sth st. GRADUATE nurse desires position in doctors orrice; can give best of ref erences. R-640. Journal. POSITION as office assistant by young lady, some experience. Phone Main 432. House 81. YOUNG girl wants position in office; has had no experience. C-1195, Jour nal. ANTED To do cleaning and house work by day. Phone A-1339. WANTED Nursing, only confinement cases, ftione woodlawn 489. ANTED Work woman. A-1220. by the day by WOMAN wants day work. Main 6857. MUSIO TEACHERS 46 MUSIO furnished for balls, receptions. PAUL F. KISSNER. tniini. n j ,.....,nt.. e,,i. r Ellers piano house, Park and Wash, sts. PIANO, VIOLIN. TROMBONE AND ciarmet rroz. emuo, m liu. an. 70S. A-8860. GRADUATE of music conservatory In Europe will give music lessons. Res idence 805 N. 28d St. Phone A-2216. E. THIELHORN. VIOUN TEACHER, pupil Sevclk. A-416P, .'134 Pine. M. 8045. DRESSMAKING 40 DRESSMAKING school; make own garments' while learning. Experi enced teachers. We do-all kinds of dressmaking reasonable. Comer Grand ave. and "Morrison. ; . KIMONOS, bath robes, dressing sacques, aprons and plain- sewing to order. Phone Main 7233. The Negligee. 461 Washington st ' KEISTER'S LADIES' TAILORING College, 306 Stearns bldg Ladles. make your own gowns here. Rates rea- sonable. COMPfiTENT dressmaker and talloress wants sewing by day or at home. Phone Sellwood 744. - . LADIES' plain sewing, shirtwaists and children's clothes, prices reasonable. 994 E. Tth N. PLAIN sewing and mending done; rea- FURNISHED ROOAIS A WEST SIDE WANTED-Gentlemen " to :. room who . would appreciate home comforts, cie, gant room? no children: no other roomers;- for particulars call . A-5253; west side. faTo,fl .tfnrt3o8H Burnslde. corner PlIlCl Iliri6th. All llgh rooms 50c up per pay; i.-.cd up per ween. MANHATTAN Hotel. 311 Stark St. modern steam heated rooms, $10 and up: nefly renovated; single "r ensntte. Tw"grand ce1tral hZteu Steam heat, efectrlo lights, free.baths. rooms, $2 week and up. 3d and I',Vndeis. I FURNISHED ROOMS WEST SIDE CASH ADS UNDER THI CLASSIFI catlon, 1 cent per word per Insertion, three insertions for the price of two. J OR t ROOMS, partly furnished if desire!, electric lights; for rent Cheap. Call 1406 E. 8th st. N.; 1 block ..from 1. end of Woodlawn car. -. NOW OPEN. THE VALLEY HOTEL. 2d and Main st Everything brand new; -steam heat and electric lights. Phones and baths free; rooms single or en suite, prices reason able; transients .. solicited. Phone Main 7i73. ; -- r - , THE COMMERCIAL Nicely furnished -rooms $2 week ud: 600 to 11 day: hot and cold water, steam heat; free bath and phone. Office on ground floor, open all night. 488-492 Washington st. THE Glendors, 19th and Couch.- Mod ern, up to date, . billiard and l pool tables, large parlor, ..piano, all free. Rooms $2 a week up. Dining-room ln connection. THE Westminster,. tii and. Madison, well furnished rooms in modern, apartment, suitable for 2; rates reason able; central. . TiTrc nK'NROV matu:t. ' Fifth and Morrison. Evervthins- mod- ern; free. bath, freephone. Prices to suit. HOTEL MASON 247. 6th. Nicely furnished rooms from 11.60 tin: free batl and phone. Car direct to depot. NEW GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL Steam heat, electric liirhts. free baths. rooms, $2 week and up. , D AND FLANDERS.- NICELY furnished rooms, 1 large front room on lower floor, free phone and bath, running -water; reasonable. 181 6tl St.. near postofflce. 181 FIRST St., corner Yamhill, nicely furnished rooms: reasonable: hnth porn pnones. r-ermanent or transient. 3 FRONT unfurnished rooms, up-stalrs; private family; good location; on car Una: reasonable.. 647 4th st $ PER MONTH, comfortable base ment room: bath, nhone. ri sl 10th st.; walking distance. COMFORTABLY furnished room, suit able for one or two gentlemen; gas, "ery central. 149 10th. TWO nice front roomsowith 2 beds in each room, with bath and phone, for $3 week. 61 N. 9th St. FURNISHED room, suitable for two, steam heat, private family; piano. Main 7785. 195 N. 23d st. 2 FURNISHED rooms, all moAern con veniences and home comforts. In- quire 4MB Btirnslde st. FINE, light furnished sleeping room, 3 ius 11 oesirea: ire oatu ana phone. Main 8069. 256 Fifth. NICELY furnished rooms, with heat and bath: very reasonable: walking aiBian.ce. 402 Din si. FURNISHED rooms, suitable for two; including bath "and phone. Main 3745. 190 N. 17th st. NICELY furnished rooms with electric 11 Kilt. bath, centrally located: nnlv $2.50 per week. The Marquam, 6th and Alder. A FURNISHED, suite, electric lights and Kas. ln the heart of the citv: nnlv $3.60 per week. 6th and Alder. NEAT, pleasant and . well furnished front room; rent reasonable. 83 N. th st NICELY, furnished room, suitable for J gentlemen'; furnace heat. 634 Mill st. Phone Main 1178. THE Dormer, 13th and Jefferson, nicely furnished rooms, steam heat hot water, reasonable. LARGE,' lieated room, with board, for gentlemen; walking distance. 406 13th. NICELY furnished rooms, phone, bath, three blocks postofflce, 324 Halmon. THE NEWLAND $1.50 to $3 per week! irHUKlvni, auo 1st St. TWO NICE housekeeping rooms. $3.60 lumisneq rooms n.so up. 211 1st. THE KARY FURNISHED ROOMS. $1.60 per week and up. 202 Second. NICE large front room, modern and j-ea- BonaDie. gun inn St. LARGE-light front room, do for 2 gen tlemen. Main 4416. EAST SIDE TRY "THE HEILER." Furnished housekeeping suites. $8 up; save money, get . good rooms, cheap: modern conveniences. Hawthorne ami Grand ave. 2 NEWLY furnished rooms, board If desired; rates reasonable: 1 block from Williams ave. Apply 259 Russell. SLEEPING rooms $1 to $2.60 weekly housekeeping rooms $10 to $12; bath, phone, gas. 374 Hawthorne ave. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $10; also fur- nlshed rooms, bath, light; very rea- sonable. Phone East 4257. A NICE front parlor room for rent; cheap: bath and gas. 231 E. 6th st, near Salmon. SLEEPING rooms also housekeeping rooms; . bath and light, reasonable. 409 Salmon St. 432 EAST Washington, near 6th, nice ly furnished front room, with stove. $1.60 per week. WHERE TO DINE 49 BEST place to eat. at Moor's restaurant, 434 Washington St. ROOMS AND BOARD 13 CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIF1 cation, 1 cent per word per insertion, three insertions for the price of two. s a LOU KB from postofflce, nice rooms with board, modern house, home cook ing, good meals, rates reasonable. 284 Main St., corner 4th. Meal tickets $4.50. FIRST class room and board ln private family for 2 Rentlemen or 2 larilev or married couple. .A good chance for iignt people, aou sin St.. JV. NEWLY furnished rooms with board, modern conveniences. Apply 321 was co st., cor. Williams ave. East 1639. NICELY furnished front room for one or two. uooa nome cootong, $Z6 month. CentraL 347 Couch st. Main 7578. FIRST class room and board: 2 ran tlemen or ladles; phones; modem: wallIn. I .t nrm A 0 J C - ROOMS with -store, nicely furnished, with or without board. 974 Macadam; German Widow. Main 4802. SUITE of rooms for 2 gentlemen, with board,- $5. and. $5.60; comfortable, homelike. 2d and Clay sts. HOME cooking; pleasant place for men, - fine location; prices reasonable. A 8696. 205 N. 23d st MliDERN sleeping rooms with breakfast if desired. 8 E. 6th, near Burnslde st. Phone East 3601. 7 ROOM boarding house, furnished, rooma all full, good proposition. 183 Hi. tin, cor.; lamnm. ROOM and board by the day, week or montn, nome cootung; rnrnace heat e jvtn, near atarK. GOOD room and board, home cooking reasonable; cent rat Bachelors' haU, iojnx rpom, private family. nome eoomng, convenient. i Everett st FRONT room and board, two gentlemen. 64 N. 16th at, corner Davis. HOTELS 64 HOTEL. .631 Hood st,-81 rooms; good "location. Apply Luckle., Klng.A Cake, Soap Co. .THE CALUMET HOTEL, 160 Park; u- ropean ana American pian. HOTEL PORTLAND, EUROPEAN plan oniy; 13. to pay. BELVEDERE- .European; 4th and Alder. UNFURNISHED- ROOMS ' 10 CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIFI cation, 1 cent per word per Insertion. three insertions for the prlcerof -two. FURNISHED, also unfurnished rooms, single or en suite, suitable for single gentlemen. Kamm .bldg., 1st and Pine. FOR - KENT e . unfurnished rooms, steam teat, v on carllne. Slbrey 'A naru'-rnone vv imomwn,- iit. FOUR " unfurnished rooitnst for hou keeping;. elctric llght bath. gas. i Hart. none wooniawn 1 1Z4 Se- 1D1 Columbia. Main 2464. ' 2 UNFURNISHED rooms for.re.nt free light; telephone and bath -6tf WasE WANTED 7ROOM AND BOARD 39 BOARD and room by bachelor near Front st B-109. Journal. ' HOUSEKEEPING KOOSIS 8 WEST SU)E CASH ADS UNDER THIS ' CLASSIFI catlon, I cent per word per Insertion. three Insertions for the price of two. .v- i-v.-'V',. Jnst 'Th!ak-;u 't Unfurnished rooms, 8. 60. 185 Mill. . WELL furnished connecting housekeep ing rooms, bath, gas,: free phone, large yard; no children, $16. 421 '2d, corner of Hall. - , , 1.60 WEEK UP; LARGE. CLEAN FUR nlshed housekeeping .'rooms; parlor, laundry, bath. 184 Sherman., S. Pert- lanu. THE WAYNEWOOD. 109 N. 18th: furl nished housekeeping rooms. runnLng water, furnace heat, reasonable rates. THE LONDON Nicely furnished house. - keeping rooms, transient or steady; it-iii. very reasonapie. 1st st. ' uiari.&i tux rurnisnea nouseKeeplng rooms, 2 blocks from postofflce, $ per ween. ays paimon THE Sangert, Washington and Trinity, bet.- 19th and 20th;- newly furnished housekeeping suites; private baths. . . . TflE NiCKt'M, 389 6th, furnished house. keeping apartments; running water in each suite;, free bath and phone. FOR RENT 2 housekeeping suites, nicely furnished. Phone 4619. 164 and 166 North 10th st. FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.- sin mgla or nsulte. 36 Cambridge bldg., $d and Morrison. - 1 SMALL furnished room for sleeping or housekeeping, phone, bath. Jaun ory, $6. 308 13th. HOUSEKEEPING rooms furnished and unfurnished. 16th and 8 car. 629 Raleigh st. ' THE HALL. ' 414 6th t . furniah.,! housekeeping rooms; freo light, telo phone and bath. FOR KENT 2 or 3 housekeeping rooms, furnished, good location, gas and bath. o JSl. LARGE light suites and single house. Keeping rooms, ia .up.- 603 Alder. FURNISHED housekeeping suites, very Complete. 427 6ttv st. A-4976. NICELY furnished housekeeping room, modern and reasonable. 208 11th su TWO nico housekeeping- rooms, $2.60; furnished rooms $1.60 up. 211 1st EAST SIDE 48 2 FURNISHED housekeeping, rooms. pantry and clothes closet and sink. V- 60 per week; 2 furnished housekeep ing room lUlltpv snH nU..I .. . I , . ' , 1 " . . ..... . ( . . UQ4 jweek; free phone and bath. 867 E. Oak. $1.25 WEEK UP . CLEAN FUR. Dished housekeeping rooms, bath, laundry, .furnace beat. yard. 103, Stanton st. t). car. MODERN housekeeping suites, transient rooms, cheapest rent in city; 633 Wll llams ave., cor. Russell. C-1523. FOR RENT Nicely furnished house keeping rooms; bath, heat, phone and gas. 658 Williams ave. THE Owens Apartments, 230 Russell St., housekeeping suites ,and other rooms by the week. 3 ROOM.S. hall, bath and closets, mod ern; man and wife, no children; $14. 6 E. 7th st. FOR RENT 3 furnished housekeeping rooms; gas, hath, phone. 229 E. 19th. FOR RENT HOUSES ia CASH ADS UNDER THIS CLASSIFI cation, 1 cent per word per insertion. inree insertions ror tne price or two. 8 ROOM house. 442 E. 39th St.. new. never occupied; modern in every re spect, furnace, electric light, water. Home telephone installed, larse attl finished for study or billiard room, con venient to i canines, xxu per month; references required If rented; terms on sale: will takn bonds of the Portland General or Railway or Home telephone In part payment Call owner, Home A 3514. C-l 20. Journal. WHEN YOU MOVE . TOU ALWAYS need some furniture. Buy at no-rent prices; the savings will exceed cost of moving. Ws owa our ow building; occupy one-half; collect rent on balance. MORGAN-ATCHLEY FURNITURE CO. Grand aye. and E. Stark. Phone E. 2929. 6 ROOM house, nice yard, all modern Improvements. 288 N. 17th st, between Overton and Pc-ttygrove sts. Phone E. 3213. FOR RENT New. modern 7 room res idence . on Portland Heights; would lease for 1 or 2 years. See Henry C. Prudhomme, 306 Chamber of Commerce. WHK.M vntl find A hmiR aee us far new or second hand furniture; regu- ""v ' lar $3.50 mattress, $1.76. Rubenstlen, tne home furnisher, lib Front st. 9 ROOM modern house, on Mount Ta bor, block from Mount Tabor car, on Improved street- $25 per month. W. A. Hossaek, phone Tabor 342 or M. 6426. 4 ROOM cottage, double Toti $10; $ room furnished flat; modern unfur nished flat. 11 1st st. FOR RENT Modern 6 room cottage at 306 San Rafael st; rent $16. Apply 407 Hancock st Phone E. 1014. COTTAGE 6 rooms, bath, $25. Phons East 670. 461 E. 15th st. N. bet Til- lamook and Thompson, lrvlngton. NEAT i room cottage, full lot, fenced; close to carllne; $10 per month. Hayerstie Gallagher, 343 Wash, st. FOR RENT 7 room Jrtiuse and barn. about acre of ground, $14. Inquire at 863 Division. Phone Sellwood 491. MODEHN 4 room cottage, fine plumb- lng. bath and gas; rent $13. Apply 811 Williams ave. 4 ROOM house, Millard ave., one block from Mount Scott car; inquire at store; $10 month. 7 ROOM corner house. 689 Jefferson; rent reasonable to good tenant. In- qulre 260 8tout Main 5853. $15 6 ROOM house, gas for light and cooking; homelike residence district. 491 Market 5 ROOM cottage for rent, large rooms, gas, electricity, good location, $18 per month. Carl at 110 E. 20th st 8 ROOM modern house, full basement, walking distance; terms. Owner, 469 E. Ash. East 3011. - 6 ROOM house Bnd store for rent or for sale, good, location. J. Martell, 614 2d. 6 ROOM cottage, electric lights, bath, $10; corner, 6 blocks from carllne. m. 9S79 before a. m. Ill PER month, new 6 room modern cottage, near car. Con ant Realty Co., room 6. 250 Alder st. FOR RENT 6 room house, corner Lati mer ave., by Anabel. Apply 335 Un ion ave. S. FOR RENT 2 story corner house, all modern improvements, bivth and gas, reasonable. 694 Front st. . MODERN 4 room, walking distance. $12 per month. 631 M.ssisslppl ave. Wood lawn 362. FOR RENT 335 Cook ave.. modern 5 room flat, attic and basement; 1 blocs from 2 carlines. , FOR RENT OR FOR SALE 4 room house, $11 rent 270 Baker. Call 663 3d. FOR RENT Modern 6 room house. Call Main 6770 or 986 1st St. FOR RENT 5 room upper flat. 428 11th st Inquire 147 Front st. UPPER 6 rooma, $10 per month. Phone fjast 856, can 150 rage st. 6 ROOM house for rent $12 per month. Call 85 6th st FURNISHED HOUSES 30 CASH ADS "UNDER THIS CLASSIFI cation, 1 cent per word per insertion. inree imrertions ior tne price or two. WELL furnished 5 room cottage, base ment, gas fixtures, $20 month? front another cottage, . I housekeeping rooms, furnished, $16; another two $8 month. West side river. Apply 364 N. 26th. 16th st cars to 2Sth. turn south block. SIX foom neatly: furnished- house,- mod-3 rn, gootl location, easy walking dis tance, references, rent reasonable. $92 Hall. - . , . NICELY furnished 6 room modern fin t -on Moritavilla- cnrllne, or will "rent ,-' rlnglp rooms. V-2n8. Journ.tl - ' " NEW t room cottage, ninnn. lii.,'. as?2l42lr! a3uIts: on- 8o , Sandy road. 4 ROOM furnished cottage; 485 E. Clay.. no bath. - 4 3 A