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THR- OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY -EVENING, JANUARY- 6, 1915.
;13
GAMPAKN
FRANCE
TO AWAIT SPRING, IS
STAFF MAN'S BELIEF
Sims. Expects French, - Brit
ish and German Armies to
' Remain Much as They Are
LONG LINE FAVORS ALLIES
rreaefe Preparation Would Indicate the
War Za Permanent Institution,
' Destined te X,ast rorever. .
Hy William. Philip Sims.
(United Pre. Staff Correspondent.)
i With the French Army at the Front,
Nov! 2i.(Hy Mail to New York) I
baVe- the distinct impression that the
French. Ensrliah and German armies
wilt remain pretty much whore the
are. until well into next spring, and
that but tor occasional and sometimes
possibly bloody encounters In this, the
wgNtern theatre mf the war, moist of
the action will comet in the region or
the JIumMhh frontier,; until that time.
from hat I, have seen ol the allies'
preparation back of the actual fight
ing line, tmr' tho German- to make
iuiii'M headway south ni8 to w im
possible. Also, by reading between the
linen, t gather that the allies are quite
satisfied with the situation n it ia.
Officer are firmly; convinced that
Germany 1s dally growing weaker
HI1I their own aide Is growing
etrouger very day. ; They say they
ran afford to play a waiting game and
let uermany do the costly attacking.
Qormany, they inaist, ycarne to atrike
telling blow at the? earliest poaaible
moment because elm realises that
every movnent lost leaves her that
mch weaker in men, money, muni
tions and food.
XiOnff time Otni AUiee Advantage.
, Another thing which pleases the
strategists , here is the extended bat
tla line; hundreds of miles long. They
claim this places the Germans at a
capital disadvantage Desirous of
forcing a decisive action the kaiser's
forces apparently cannot do so because
stretched out over tuch extended ter
ritory the necessary concentration Is
out of the question. At the same time
to shorten the battle IJne would expose
the flanks to the allies offensive.
, Hero every officer I meet Is all
smiles. At. the beginning of the war,
It must be confessed, there was more
or lees uneasiness among the military.
This is all changed now and on all
sides one meets with the utmost con
fidence In the finul outcome of the
war.
The impression here comes to be
that the war will be rather a long one.
Everywhere I see preparations which
lend emphasis to this belief. Behind
the lines the, French organization has
been perfecting itself until at the mo
ment It is running with the precision
of a well piled piece of machinery. The
vatel f e.v,ctHnlmhr,3" uZZ
syatem of revlctuallng the army and
nw4kia i u,'yiitju Willi uiiiiu uill livil,
the arrangement for caring for the
wounded and generally the whole ad
ministration of the army Is now or-
gajtUad aa.ttumgh. .the. war. Is a pernja
tient institution destined to last for all
time.
, Beady for Waiting Oame.
In short, tlie allies are perfectly pre
pared to ily a waiting game if ap
pearances count for anything. I feel
aure they are of the opinion that they
can - wear Germany down and sooner
or lattr, at. a moment they judge op
portune, strike the decisive blow. Un
til that time I believe they Will con
tent themselves with blocking Ger
many s blows, knowing that each blow
uses up that much power and makes
.v... u " ...
f.T-. wisv iiim.ii ro.ici iu miaini
when tha final hour arrives.
Germany, I am convinced. Is playing
into tne allies hands whether she
wills It or no. Like a person caught In
a quagmire the more she struggles
tha deeper she sinks Into the sands
and. tha quicker
Germany may, try to decide things
tfele winter but she can scarcely suc
ceed. Perhaps along the Russian fron
tier somewhere- during the cold weath-
er a telling action may be fought but urer of the .Union Stockyards, acted as such a course means not only the im
ot her wine there promises to be a lull chairman at the meeting yesterday, i pairment. of your stomach but of all
In ' tho flc-h tine- nnl b ramnl.l. ......
tlorv until the sap rises. Then may
commence tha beginning of the end.
Northwest News
Rurglar in School House.
' W-l, t,. c a
burglary, the. second one of the pres- Marl, fteld worker Oregon state de
ent term of the Woodland school, oc- partrnent of education; J. W. Creath,
curred at the Woodland school house , unrth tvirtifir. Kerum nmr.unv- a
..-nuvurei
some time between Thursday noon and
Saturday noor.. Professor Stuckerfs
La UnoXn w. 11 Iw-v tT
tracP wL aTniS rh hKino. r?J
1.! KSlned to the building by
removing a pane of glass from one of
the windows to the baRement on the
west
t aide of the building. Early ln ,0h-- .Vi
fall term the building was entered land s. 8cnc)oUl-
the
byome one, and a number of valuable
carpenter's tools belonging to Charles
Stratton were taken from his tool chest
which he had there while doing some
Wl,!r on ine uunuuig.
Astoria, ur., jan. s. tne meeting
Of ,tne new city council was held Mon
day evening,, with Mayor Fred John-
mra tfr.; t' L"8
rj?-Jrn.-
v -r dv i v fl. unci
session Monday afternoon. The' retir-
...c.i.vv.o vi. wuhvu BWieuL...1tf Vi. 1,1- mnA .u. vhru-lr
tk.l. Q V
.7" ' "r-l"v
ciiy treasurar. 1 iucoean city e,n
I.enry ccneei eiretsi super
.incnucm, AUKur u umubuu uuuiui
Kl.f '11. TT IX TJ 1.. .V. -
mm 1.UID1 vi j'wiibc n. Xlwuaiivuil, IIV7
tor tne past several years nas served
as police captain. . Chief James Kear
ney was not a candidate for reappoint
ment At the annual meeting of the
sarittary and reclamation commission
yesterday afternoon Dr. W. C. Logan
was .reelected chairman.
v Cent reliant. Had Froe-for-All
ffCentralia. Wash., Jan. 6. On the
complaint of A. 11 Scherer, W. L.
Ewhom and William Guderyan, Justice
Clhars Hoss . yesterday issued war
Vanta'for the arrest of 14 Centrallana
for starting a free for aU fight at tha
Oak.View grange hall, north of this city,
Saturday rlghL Four of those arrest
ed are girls. They are Bonnte Curtis,
LUxle A verdl, Gladdie Herahey . and
Myrtle Owens, Three of the boys are
Afehle. Curtis,
Akron Jeffries.
J Boja and
Archie Curtis, Malcolm Machen and
Girls Will Judge.
Oregon Agricultural Collegl. Corval-
lis. Jan. .-A,boys' and girls stock
judging contest will be held In connec
tion with Farmers' wek at tha Oregon
Agricultural college February I t 7.
In this contest any. boy juid girl In tha
WOMAN IS SOUGHT
THROUGHOUT LAND.
I
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3 ?Sf' W&4
litl ?AWr, 5',
x,f- 'i v"" i i -
& J S 15'
Mr. Walter W. Breckv
Search is being conducted In Port
land, as In almost every city In the
coun'try. for iflra. Walter W. Rrck of i
Orange, N. J. Mrs. Breck disappeared 1
from her home a month ago. The
search is being conducted here through
the William J. Burns Detective agency,
and Francis 8. Alkus. local manager.
has arranged to have shown at the lo
cal theatres films of the "Boy Scouts
ransacking the woods and hills In the
neighborhood of the Breck home. Mrs.
Brerk Is supposed to have, disappeared .
because of her morbid belief that she .
was a burden upon her husband, who ,
Is an official of the American Tele
phone & Telegraph company.
HOGS TO BE SUPPLIED
CHILDREN OF STATE,
IS PLAN UNDER WAY
mnnrfsnt Pari tn Ro P SVPH
mmKv. .-w.v ' w-w .
in Home Industry Cam-
paign; Carloads Possible,'
Children will nlav an imDortant Dart I
in the home 'ndustrv camoalan ac
ln ln nome .p.ustry campaign, ac-
cording tt plnns now under way by I nual meeting of that body yesterday, rregationai church, corner Shaver t and Mis
which pure bred sows will be sold on 'George Warren, the newly elected com- S-ao'V mFriends kind lartteS."'.
the cooperation system. Threo types miasioner, was chosen to succeed Mr. mains at A. B. ZeUer Co. parlors, 60? WW-
of, hogs will be selected, namely, red.
Berkshire and Poland China. Each
section of the state will choose th
type bent fitted for its particular lo
cality. Children may give promissory
notes for the hogs.. Parents must go
security. All animals will be made lm- !
...... k. ...... - ! 1
.nunc 1 i VUi . MiuiBiO lt 11 -
shlDDed out. Prices will range f rom .
$18 to $25. 1
i no pian was outuneaiai tne union
Stock Yards yesterday.! The North :
Portland Serum comnany will furnish ,
the supply of hogs and the hogs will
f.rrnw fnnr wcka oftAr thnir rtUve,
-. --; . v
Agricultural colleges ana omer eauca-
. , , . , , , , . i .
iiunai insiiiuiiuiiH or ins nortnwesi
are joining in the movement. Appli- '
cations for hogs must be made to thd"
various county school superintendents.
ay apaciaiisinsi in iyj H is nopia
to establish a reputation for . the van-,
cus localities engaged in the undertak-
ing. It will also make possible car
load uhlnmnnla
O. M. Plummer. secretary and treas-
'
OthAra nrescnt were: Rnlnh TV T-fet-
2el, director of extension work. Ore-
gon Agricultural college; J. A. Church-:
ill, superintendent of public instruction
for the state of Oregon; F. L. Griffin.
ttate leader of industrial club work; H
C. Seymour, superintendent of Polk
county schools; C. C. Aomason. super-
I ." . : . LS -.7." . " .""'
Wrir state or wasmngton; . C
R Benson, of Benson Commission com.
w. Sev1tr Jr North Portlan
rum ' company ; L. R. Alderman, au
perlntendent of public education; T. J
Newbnl state cluD ,eader 6? Wash
lngton, and Dr. A. E. Wjnship, an edu
Btate between the ages of 10 and 18
years may compete. Contestants will
b entered under the secret number
...I.m .n that th official ludB-ea ,m
"J , W . V C " .....
hava Tin knowledarn ot the lnilvlrliial
Pendleton Pioneer Near Death.
r"y. P1 PropartfjoWnar of this
1 near death aa result of a
fall which he had last' week during
- -
gravated an old Injury with which he
JjaB be,n 8Uffertng for years, and of
which hi- aa:- .m not nermit ancceRsi.
Inilmint H la nm. t, fill uoq ,-
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I Old
ANTI-KAMNIA TABLETS STOP
The Paino
of
Sr. B. C Underwood says that there la
no expression of neuralgia which is more
distressing than that known aa Seiatlea.
The causa of tola condition la usually ez-
r osure to ccld and dampness. One of
ha moat common causes it rheumatism;
Indeed this la ao often, tba causa that
some writers include Sciatica among, tha
artetlee ot rheumatism.
Tha treatment Includes remedies to
counteract tha eauae of tha disease, aa
well aa measures looking ta tha relief of
. pain. Whatever treatment may be em
ployed, two things must be .borne in '
mind Ihe patient most be kept aa free
from pain a poaaible and be kept as
quiet . possible. Ot or -two Antl
Kamnla Tablets ahonld given every
two or three hoars, and tha patient must
. be warned agalnat going oat U laclem
s ent weather. ,
AnU-Kamnla Tablets may be obtained
at all druggists in any quantity, 10o worth
or more. Ask for A-K Tablets.
In hsad aches, Neuralgias, and a,l Pains,
the y give prompt relief. -
GATTON TRACT HOI
TO BE PURCHASED BY
CITY OF ST.
Council Lays on Table Indef
initely Proposition to Buy
Site for Cemetery. '
LACK OF ROAD IS REASON
Seport of Surveyor -Showed Tract la
aocsBslble Exorbitant Frioe Asked
Caused popular DiaapprovaX
At last night's meeting of the St.
Johns city council, the motion of
Counilman J. W. Davis, seconded by
Councilman It. Graden, that the propo
sition. of the city purchasing the Gat
ton property for cemetery purposes be
laid on the table in4cfinitely, carried
by acclamation. The 'property, ap-'
proximately five acres 'of a tract of
13.55 acres of the Gatton donation land
claim three fourths of a mile north of
the city, was affeesed at $450, or about
per acre; but wa offered 'to the
city at $1600 per acre.
The council fiotne time ago passed
the invtioii of Councilman J. W. Davis
that tliw city purchase the land at that
price, all the' tounciltnen voting for
I the motiyji excepting G. W, Munson
and X'. ii. rhadwicK, Following . mis
stp, The Journal called attention to
the fact that the proposed purchase
priue was 48 times tho assessed value.
Mayor A. W. Vincent and others of at.
Johns characterized the propose! pur-
chase at that price as a "hoidup," and
public sentiment in St. Johns against
the pufchase at that price was mani
fest. Last night's motion laying, the mat
ter on the table indefinitely followed
the acceptance tf the report of Jlty
Knglneer J. O. Burson, who Invest!-
gated tlia statement of S. C. Cook in
a communication, to show that there
is no legally laid out road Within
three quarters of a mile of the pro-
posed :emetery site.
Burson reported that County Sur
veyor Ilurlburt laid out a conty road
from the-Intersection of the Columbia'
slough road with the old 8t. Johns
motor road to the Ramsey Acres, and
that this action passed a second read
ing before the county commissioners.
The road was then improved by the
county and when Kast St. Johns was
laid out the county commissioners va
cated a part of the rOad. This road
was kept up and maintained, by the
county. However, the present road
1 through Ramsey Acres does not fol- I
I low the road previously laid out there
by Surveyor 11.. F. Greenland and Bur-
son reported that a new road would
have to be built throu
tgh Ramsey
Astoria - Port Elects.
Astoria, Or., Jan. 6. With the excep-
j tion- of Secretary Charles H. Callender,
whose term expired the first. Of the
ar- aU offirs of the Astoria port I
i, . . i
H Yoo Could Only .
Be a Stomach
, . w . n , n .
ou d Go tq Bed Kather Sort at the
worn you a nave to uo,
Fam-v a mnator thnt snrk. hnr.
po long, without rest, that the poor old
beast at last has to go to a bone pile.
Fancy yourself doing the same thing
wnn your siomacn me nooiesi or an
our nhvsical ors-ans.
Juat imagine vnnrselfi rlevntine-
hours of ceaseless work to the dlees
tion of a meal which you cannot digest
because of wrongful ingredients given
; l you y .ne u.oou.
.. a rnw lclr ulnmnph ranxhl. of
good work when the juices it receives
' are so filled with alkali or acid that
: they actually eat the atomach mem
Drtne t
I Tin w ft ltnn-ar f .Am n r.s.m m a n
' V ".r" KTS
I digestive organs as Well.'
"""V 1 T. .i w.V,lM
.V" powerT in heaUh giving
; qualities that almost insfantly the
1 work of digestion , is improved. They
, ease up the stomach's work. They
! f 0 nts t,lo an,(1K bs-la1"5 P'"
0!
go into tne oiooa ana oaiance it Tjer-
s
" lo 'u""s" inisoi. -
Your common sense win tell you
that so great' an aia to digestion as
JOHNS
Stuart's DvsDensia Tablets could notlSalmon. Lady assistanL Phones A-
be in every drug store, unless de -
manded after trial by all classes of
stomach sufferers.
ita tVffWS:
K, oil ,Qr . e m-v,
ana oiamivo tcsiii, ana iney nave
been awarded the diploma of Ameri
can patronage. Their's has been the
practical test.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale at -an druggists at bo a box.
Send coupon neiow toaay ana we
will at once send you by mall a sam
ple tree.
Free Trial Coupon
r. A. Stuart Co 150 Stuart Bldr.,
Marshall. Mich send me at onco
by return mail, a free trial pack
age ot Btuart i' Dyspepsia Tablets.
Nam
Street
City . . ,
State. . .
PEOPLES
CLOTHING
CO.
1O4-104S
THIRD
STREET
SujL&cOutaccm
41
MT. SCOTT Chapter O.
K. B. iioruiar coramu
ntcaUor first and third
Wednesdays of e v r y
month. -
Sir " Ev order of W. M.
jV MAUD E. CONNELI.
r Secretary.
REOCtiAR meeting this
( Wednesday evening.
E. 6th and Alder sts.
Vlcttnra nnrrtfallw Invltwd.
tQW Airter short seHsion. we
adtourn to the hall of the Samaritan
lodgre for purpose of Joint installation
of officers. W. W. TKHRY, Sec'y,
Bl'8I?fElS CAKDS
V. G. Smith & Co,
Third floor, Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sles. Unique
'Tailoring Co.. 309 Stark st
BIRTHS
E08ELLIM T Mr. and Mrs. Lorense Besel
Unl. 1S4 Holland at.. December 13.
danrhter.
WIEDEXMANN To Mr. and Mrs. Adolpb A.
Wtedenmaan. S0t &8d St. B. K.. Oaeember
21 , a son.
U ACTREMONT To Mr. and Mrs. John O.
d'Aimcmtrnt, 1404 Vulraa t., lecember 13,
1'EitV.K To Mr. end Mre. Peter J. Pelfer,
8T5 Vaucouver ave,, Peceiuljcr 26, a daugh
ter. I'ADPOeKTo Mr. and Mn. Homer H. Pad
dock, ('ully road, November ID, a daughter.
KOCH To Mr. and Mm. Aaain Koch, 748
Cnion e., Deeetnher 5!2. a n.
VAH HOKNK To Mr. and Mm. Oacar Van
Uoeiw, 5tU3 40tb ore. K., December 20,
on.
TAVI-OR To Sir. and Mr, E. H. Taylor, trx
ot Miles lit., Fulton, December 20, a daugh
ter. -
HARRIMAK To Mr. and Mrs. O. B, Hsrrt
nmn. 105 Klornl ave., Ieceoiber 28, .
daofbler. ,
KOHMITT To Mr. and Mm. Inis K. Bchmitt,
lWfi K. Vu)hlll Kt., IHceintHr . h n.
I.OKDOM T Mr. uuii. Mrs. Chnrles Lofedoni,
- 4N'J1 7r)lb tt. , I'"., Im1f li. a dmiKhter.
M'HKKl.1. - To Mr. and Mrs. George Kcbnell.
3 K. Tin r. Ufifmwr m. u on.
KA1.DKKMAX -To Mr. aud Un., Uuyinond E.
Huideromu. Illlladale. Or.. December 27. a
dnnelxer.
l-ivAY To Mr. and Mra. Paul McKay, 149
K. 4M at. X.. Di-oeml'cr VJ. a con.
WETZKI To Mr, a ltd Mrs. Leo WeUal, Hills
UkauUiitV Mr! .nS i Mr t
ieur 44 e, $ntb at. X.. Noveti
dale, Or., December ju, Oauptiter.
pa. aanuiel r. sea
November 2. a son.
DA N L.BV To Mr. aud Mra. . Burt O. Danley,
8iD E. 43th at. N-. Deceutbar 28. a danchter.
MIl.l-EU To Mr. and Mra. Henry 3, kliiier.
Hoae Park. December n. '
DEATHS AND FUNEIlAIiS 73
UAYttM Ttie funeral serrl.-e of the late u-
il H. Ha yem will be held at the ootuserra-
tory chapel of F. M. Ihirning, Inc. 414 Kuat
Alder et.. corner or Est hlxtii. at l:BU n. nj..
Thursday. Instead of Wednesday a i,rionaly
annoum.ea. rrienos wiwa. interuenituMs
'lt eemetery.
ki'T.L.VVOOD At her late reKldeuee, 7M7 Eat
MadUon Ft,, January 6. 10J3. EUaalwth D.
H. cllwoo(i. only daughter ' of this late Her.
Jamea K. W. BeUwoou. ana tsltiter of J.- A.
Sell wood of Salem. Or., and T. B. A. e.llwooi
o( Mllwaiikle, Or., a pioneer of ls.i, aeed
OS years 4 month and 1 day. funeral notice
later.
MLIjSKN At his boiiu? at Haleleh. Charles
Niebron, belored husband of Kose A Nlel
i n. bvins fatboe- or Mr. x. Mortennen. airs.
!w Tremble. Mrf. W. . Ierhy and J. t.
Nielsen. Funeral services will he held from
Hoiiuun Updertaklcg parlors, 2 p. m, Thurs,
duy. Interment 1'ir cenietery. Frieoda
invited.
MOitGAX In tbia city Tuesday, Jan. 5, "liar.
hfin N M,irnn Brail k years, father of
Ilartly Morgan. Mrs. A. W. Mtxwe. Mra. I..
I. Moscow. t.nxaoern narser anu air. r. c.
Bishop. Funeral srlces held Friday, Jan-
uary 8, rt 10::!O a. m.. from Krlcaon's Under-
takiiiB parlor. rriends invited. .interment
family Hot, Ine Fir cemetery.
l-'tX Martha Klleu. Janu ry A, aRed 60 years.
beloved wife ot William I... and mother of
I.nther W.. Leroy It.. Mabyl H., Anna llirtzel.
Nona Koberts and Lillian Kowiey. 'ine runerai
derylces .will take ;ilace from the home, bSa
E 8th at. X.. Thursday. January 7, at 1
o'clock p. in. Interment at ttos City ceme-
tery.
goffk Tha funeral of the late Mrs. Anna
e ,.n hi,i er,m unrim-. v,n-
KDMO?ID uaorge w. r.omouu. jr., m x..
2Ttn st. uecemoer jm, i year, Drwciiiai
naAiimnniM.
B.M .Si Uh.it woiuiea Baisisw, via kjiut;
ave.. December ISO, 60 years: ceneral pareais.
iXUNGSON Hjalmar A. EUingson, 445 K.
47th st. N.. December SO. 57 years; puthlaia.
EMURSON Benjamin W. Emerson, Good Ja-
1 . .. 1 1 '. 1 I ... a m OU ,M
uiaruan ii,,jiil, av- i " i"
frnctnre nf rikull.
ABEL-Jac-kson Abel, Reeders Landing, Jan
nary 1. SI years; organic heart disease.
MIKKALO John Mikkalo, 475 K. 51st st.
December ao, 71 years; Brigni s disease.
AMES Granville U. Ames. Emanuel hospital.
December 31, 82 year; anscessea or tianeya.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists, 347
Wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fina flowers
and floral designs. as7 Morrison su
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J. P. FIN LEY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
1IR. EDWARD HOLM AN, the leading
funeral director. 220 3d sL, corner
1 loll. JH&l.n 507
Dunnine McEntee y?.
1 v- "unm
every detail. 7th' and Pine. Mala 430.
A-4;.. L.aay assistant.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors, 414
East Alder sts. East 62. B-2525.
A. D. KENWORTHY & CO., calls
promptly .answered in all Darts of
city. 1. O. O. F. bldg., Lents. Tabor 6867
i Phmhore- Pn Killingsworth ave,
; U(laiTlnPr5; I Y nd Kerby. Wood-
lawn SS06, C-1183 Automobile hearse.
I R 7pllor Of 692 Williams ave.
fV Hi seller V East 1088, C-1088.
Lady attendanL Day and night service.
RT Dwmn Williams and K
it pyrne Fact ms. c-1943
Knott.
ERICSQN
RESIDENCE UND. PLS.
M. 133, A-ZZ3S, 446 Mra
Hamilton
80th and GlisanJw Fu-
neral services, 'labor 4313-
DC A DOOM Undertakers. lEast 1080.
rrr S69-371 Ruasell st.
P. L. LERCH, leading east side under-
- taker, E. 11th & Clay. B-1883, E. 781.
SKEWES
Undertaking Co. Main 4162,
A-2321, Cor. 3d and Clay
WALTER C. KENWORTHY, 1687 E,
13th. Sellwood 71. B-1122.
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. 164-366
4th nt., opp fltv nail. aa4. .it
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 63
WATER POltTER SITE .
S1S.000: sufficient flow and fall at
low. water to develop 6000 horsepow
er; located 4 miles irom uommpia
river, 90 miles from Portland. Addresa
' H. r JKiSiaKiN, uoiaenqate, wasn.
1 HAVE from $10,000 to $16,000 worth
of contracts of sale on city prop
ertyt liberal discount. -!&, journal.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
SACRIFICE fine 8 room bouse. "cor. lot
on is. Yamnni, warning distance, nig
snap; $600 down and 3S per month.
i uwner. 171 fei. zaa. fnone ij;aBt &34H.
$20 DOWN. $20 oer month, buvs mod
ern 6 room bungalow, restricted di
met, cement siaewaiai in ana paid for
wooaiawn ana.-
; NEW; - modern bungalow, 3 lota, only
I 0' down. baa. very easy. Ben. 66.
MEETING NOTICES
61
COoatlaned)
New 6 room bungalow. block
south of Hawthorne ave. Built-in con-
yenlenSes, modern In very respect;'
fireplace. Dutch kitchen, fine electrio j
fixture., fnti .wniMit basement wash
fixtures, full cement basement, wwh
trays, streets paved, sewers -in. 411
with fine furniture, such as solid oak
.FOR SAXJS HOUSES
iiflSCT
library table, leather upholstered rock- moo acres, 12 miles southeast from Ore
ers, Axminater rugs, nice oak dining gon City. 35 acres cleared, 35
K. t ' liint huff ft viMll ind eaa ilichiul Unl Hmhi. anrl riflsitlire.
range, gas water heater, heating stove, J
sewing machine and pictures, all , for
$2500, or house without -furnitur for
$2250: J1050 cash, balance easy. S2a
Hawthorne ave.
S1925 Alberta Swell Bun
galow SOTjD 3 MONTHS AGO FOR' !850.
BACK ON dY HANDS. NEVER
LIVED IN; 1 BLK. FROM CENTER
ALBERTA. SOAIJE TERMS., j-632.
JOURNAL,
tHurvtitv you Duy give wia rnoaern "'equipped, and one of the, next paying
room home the once over,. Kull ! ,J u-uio.it. v.n.v .
"wow"Uo V." 'a'TA1 kC: '
"a 'Z'rT. tZZir k.T;;
monthly payments. Phon& Tabor 42S2
or Tabor 5748 and make appointment
to eee a home at clearance sale price.
from car; lot 50x100, sidewalk in, worth
$1500; sell for $1000; $100 down. $10 ,
monthly and interest; must be sold.
Tabor 309.
LET UF BUILD YOU A HOME
On your lot or ours; by" your , own
lans or ours; pay usv- like runt,
'HE OREOON HOME-BUI LDERS.
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
HOM ESEKKER'S? CHANCE 1
To
A 6 room modern hoiif on t-orner,
in Piedmont district, neat -all .vnl- !
"I'.TSHLTit"! 1
yto. c f " I
WHY rmv rent when von can buv a 3
room house on the west side. 6e fare,
for $450? $60 down, $10 per month.
M. E. Lee, o05 corpett mag.
WHEN you answer theaWant Ads,
mention The Journal.
FOR SALE LOTS
10
1700 $20 down, $10 per month, buys
a one half acre on the west side. 6c
faro, 20 minutes' car ride. On a large
piece of ground like this you can raise
all your vegetables, berries, fruit,
thickens, etc., M-hicli In the greater
part of your living. 1 M. Bv Lee. 605
Corbett St.
2 ACRES, platted into lots, retail value
v. . . ,,knii ........ r T .. V, Va
Bull Run water, cement walks and
"Liu ti . fouu. Mirzm . w " '
curbs, will tselt all or part for 60c on
the dollar, very easy terms, or , trade;
new 6 room bungalow can be included.
13-927. Journal.
$250 buys a beautiful viw lot on the
west side, only $10 down, $S per mo.
If -u are lookin for a home with a
tag future, this will suit you. M. E.
Lee, 505 Corbett ntog.
LAURELHURST snap; lot 50x100, on
Royal Court, near jiu 42a, worm ,-suui'.
Make offer; terms. 171 E. 23d. E. 6948.
ACREAGE
57
10. 20 AND 40 ACRE TRACTS.
2400 acres, divided Into 'tracts, any
size from 10 acres up. Prices from
$25 to $70 per acre. Terms to suit you.
monthly or yearly payments.
Railroad through the land, fine
creeks and eprlngs, annual rainfall 45
inches, no long droughts, no roca.
Finest soil for raising fruits, berries
and vegetables, Indeal location for
dairying, hog and chicken raising.
Call or write for full particulars.
LUEDDEMANN COMPANY.
913-917 Chamber of Commerce,
lT" A ti L!i "iiWa'"aOA fcjftJ
4f 9 V l.ViC"T1WV "WaEJXA.
Nearly all improved, except ona acre
timber; good 6 room bouse with hot
and cold water, large barn; spring wa
ter piped to buildings; family orchard:
close to railroad, church, school and
stores; on good rocked road. La rich
thickly settled farming section. Great
opportunity for man with little mpney.
Price only $3600; $400 cash, balance 6
A. K. HILL. 419 Henry Bldg.
CHICKEN and fruit ranchesjiear Port
land; Gresham district, ereetrlc ata
tlon mile. New Subdivision. Sun-
ehine Valley orchard tracts; bast soil,
iree wow; eieuam iuoiuun. rnces
only $7 to ito per acre in snuui
tracts; easy terms. Frank MoFarUusd
Realty Co., 09 YeonhWy.. Portland, Or.
Gibson Half Acres
Ooo soil, city water, close to
line, easy terms; will build to suit
'urcnaser. fnone marsnaii idbb or
lellwocrd 476. John H. Gibson, nwner,
20 ACRES, splendid farm land, $1 fare
from Portland, close to school, sta
tion, $800; $100 cash. Also 174 acre
farm near Sheridan, stock, crop, ma
chinery, $6500; $1000 cash. Claude
Cole. 917 Board of Trade.
2 ACRE CHICKEN RANCH.
$50 DOWN. $10 MONTHLY.
Just off Section Line road; good.
level land and fine soil. Price $960.
LUEDDEMANN COMPANY,
918 Chamber of Commerce,
AN INVESTMENT.
Wanted Party with $2600 oaah to
take half interest with me in two sec
tions of timber land at $6.85 per acre.
aNo other such a proposition on xam
market. A-4 7 9. Journal.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE " . 406 acre
farm in heart or Willamette valley.
close to town on electric line; all level.
rich loam son; sou acres unaer piow.
Prlco $55 per acre. Claude Cole, 917
Board or 'raae.
ONE acre on Montgomery drive.' $3000;
miles irom center or Portland.
R. N. Jensen, care J. Lourdeaux. Red
oing, cai.
FIVE. 10 or SO acres, all cultivated.
yor particulars write i34, journal-
WHEN you answer theae Want Ads,
mention i he Journal.
FOR SALE FARMS
t7
Dandy Little Ranch, $650
7 acres, best soil, 4 under cultivation.
spring water, house, barn, chicken
House, 1 v. miies irom town, an rencea;
$360 down, balance $6 month; no
trades. 310 Stock Exchange.
FARMS FOR SALE!
We have sevetal grain and stock
ranches. $30,000 to 860.000. to exchange
for Portland income property.
i AKM DEPT.
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO..
Multnomah Hotel bldg.
40 ACRES.
acres cultivation. 6 more partly
cleared, fenced and cross fenced.
Spring water, lies well, dark red shot
loam. i mnes rrom station, on Ky
Iliffi"L'WP
lifiht considar 1600 lot aa nart of 1t
Itl UJ., yp
NEILAN & PARKHILL,
303 Stock Exchange bldg.
7$ acres, Yamhill river bottom. All
' in cultivation. l6 miles from town.
Good buildings, family orchard, -milk
route, R. F. D., telephone, good gravel
road a 40 acres clover, 15 acres crop,
some farm implements and bay. This
must be eold. For a genuine bargain
pee owner. 625 Hawthorne ave.
20 ACRES, $800
rh: iJSbirouf .;of fruit, and be
river and R. R. ; station. Your j It?.0?- i.7 '0Oir r"' ?-?.' wnt
terms. F. B. HoIbrexk Co.. 214 Lum-
ber Exchange bldg.
7 ACRES, TIGARD.
All in tfultivation.' ,New bungalow.
New barn. 2 chicken houses, 3 cows,
chickens,' hay. tools and implements.;
Fine '-view. - a. top-no ten suburban
home. 1 ; !-
NEILAN ft PARKHILL.
803 Stock Exchange bldg. '
ARE you" looking for 7a valley farm?
We have for sale one' of the best
farms in the Willamette' valley, com
pletely equipped and a bargain. If
you want the finest there is, it would
pay you to see this. M. E. Lee, 605
Corbett bldg. '
ANY part of "1600 acres, 15 per eeht
can be plowed; $8 an acre. A, U.
Scarle. 1924 E. GlisansL Tabor ttS.
171
.fContiauedi
BEST OFFKH x
This 'week gets this fine 125 acre
Place 17 miles out on rock road; fine
location, excellent soil living water,
ret buildings, SO acres clear, thousands
of 'cords finest fir wood, new electric
now under construction within 1 V
miles and will cross the property; 10
r easily cleared; ro
00. long tfme. Mx me up
where there is money in slgt
ily cleared; mortgage
up a aeai
" on.e VL. T.
r somehow and -the place Is
BECK. 301-2 Railway Exchange bldg.
Running spring water. On R. F. D
and cream, route. Stock and imp. all
go with place. Price 15500. Terms.
40 acres south ot Portland. 10 acres
cleared, small house, creek, 2',4 miles
from R. R. No rock. Best of soiL
Priee $1500.
20 acres south of Portland. On JR. R.
1 mile from small town. Price $800.
HOMESTEAD REALTY CO..
Room 16. 332 H Washington at.
FOR sale at a great sacrifice, one of
t .Ha !r.Ae fa a In I . IVIUum.ttA
Valley. Gid improvements. This is
very highly developed. completely
for a fine place it would pay . you to
see tms. M. k. Lee. 605 Uorbett wag.
15 ACRES.
Right at 2 electric depots. Fronting
on Base Lino road, Washington Co,
New 8 room bouse, fine barn aul chick-
t " Jl.-'
l"."0
-resn J,.6,
AJ1 In cultivation. Can
lights and city water.
1500 cash. Will take some
trade. Balance easy terms.
NEILAN & PARKHILL.
- 303 Stock Exchange bldg.
LARGE 'STOCK AND ALFALFA
RANCH.
This place is complotely equipped:
t matili ti,.i
iir;"wmV' iM.oW c5h anl
lonS time on the balauce. M. E. LHi.
bs corbwtt mag.
FOR RENT FARMS
14
RENT 10 acres, level, peaches, red.
black and strawberries, fine chicken
house, well, houe; 3 milrs to ferry.
Vancouver, $9 month, A--56, Journal.
A 40 acre farm, S miles west of Gresh-
im, in a hisrh state of cultivation.
May Baratentihaw, Oresham. Or.
WHEN you answer these Want Mia,
mention The Journal.
HOMESTEADS
47
BIO INDIAN RESERVATION TO
OPEN.
700.000 acres for settlement: fruit.
timber, farm lands; send l&c with this
i i . nr.. . l . 1 1 . . . v. . i 11 11. . .
f " V.uT' "U"'J
for reliable
data about tbia great
region.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention Th Journal.
TIMUKR
S3
TIE AND PILE TIMBER LAND.
' Two sections of tine piie and tie
flmhee lrn-u rn tha Ivulum rivpr
and easy logged. Will sell trmber or
both land and timber, will sell at
half value, as owner must raise money.
A.-X0U, journal .
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 34
40 Acres With Stock and
Implements
40 acres on the Pacific high
way, 2Vs miles to town, 37 acres
in cultivation, 1 room plastered
house with fireplace, good barn
and outbuildings, water piped to
buildings, school close by, tele
phone, Ii. F. D. and cream routev
at door; will trade this choice '
farm with stoclt, lrnplementa,
feed and house furniture for
clear city property. (H)
Dorr Er Keasey & Co.
Sd floor Cham, of Commerce.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE)
and
INCOME PKOPERTT
For clear wheat farm to $37,000. Own-
1 er has holdings in the wheat section,
therefore will consider a proposition
of this Kind. fct-3S, journal.
viji-AcugH "k miu.'f' . " "
, ulCte rcron fenced!
t.,vlt? woTunning1-
Crook
cross-
good buildings, family orchard, cash
price, $6000. Want city property.
ear-tCIaude Cole. 917 Hoard of Trade,
BECK'S SELECT EXCHANGE. -10
acres nicely Improved i&nd stock
ed tract near Tinard; including equip
ment, $6000. Want $4000 home, bal
ance 7 per cent. :
301-2 Railway Exchange bldg.
WILL trade 5 acres deep black sollj
close, on electric line, new 4 room
cottage, good well, fence, berries, barn,
etc., for cottage in Portland. Price
$2600; incumbrance $700. Worth lt7
Don't doubt until you investigate. Call
Main 1243. 401 McKay bldg.
160 ACRES, av.ri.ile. from station. 30
miles trom me uanea. s room
some oak timber, balance in gracing.
Good well. Will exchange for house
and lot. 0-72. Journal. -
Willamette Valley Farm
212 acres, nearly all ln culti
vation, 130 acres of rich bottom
land. Improved with a. 6 room
modern bungalow, 8 barns and
other buildings, water piped to
all .the buildings; this property
is on a macadam road and near
Oregon Electric; free of Incum
brance: will trade for Portland
property.
Dorr E, Keasey & Co.
Chamber of Commerce bldg.
ifc, ACRES planted to appiea, peachns,
pears and alfalfa, under the best
ditch In the Sunny side district, paid
up water right, new 6 room modern
house, barn, cistern, on main road,
only ZV, miies from good town. Trees
FOR SALE FARMS
all In bearing. Price $5500. to tnAwMXw m7 U twiiw tZ.
tor clear Portland property. , Jordan. ' ?firpAur5STi?2 h'om. -nfi rriT!
301-2 Lumbermens bldg. i fJ?.r,uJu,f2 .nlcA.Pom. n.?aJanaT
.. . r, . , , . . -j i. t . i . i i ii i
iitUUJS. B AlUIMtiX MAJviiNU X1 Alt At.
iwY MiXr?5lF. ! 24 "ROOMS; all housekeeping, close In,
n,? iS'lttTVI.ortltm fiepo: ft mild today
14.9 acres.
and equipped, fruit and alfalfa ranch
that ylelda big income. Agent owner
must have light work. Price $6000,
clear; wants store, rooming house, etc,
301-2 Railway Exchange bldg.
SIX room modern, a room cottage, $10
per month. zs E. 77th St. N., $10
t ff'A ilSlWANTWf.wlits Young men to
"I't""? V.'. "fi S?"
FOR ACREAGE:
Nice view lot and some outside lots
for acreage clear of Incumbrance.
Price $4500 clear.
CAliLXN & KABER. 7Z Teorr.
" 35 " ROOM -HOTEL FOR TRADE.
All furnished, worth $14,000. mort
gage $3000: will trade for farm. Dahl
& Davis, 110 West 4th St., Vancouver,
Wash. - - .
BECK'S SELECT "EXCHANGE. "T
or 9 choice lots, 7 room rnoaern
small' Improved farm same value.'
301-2 Railway Exchange bldg.
. -- 1U t.A.LllA.UI. at
- 980 acres good land In central' Ne
braska for Villamtte valley oriPort
land property. See owner, 406 North
westerp Bank bldgr. '
SAN i DIEGO," the Expo. city. $3000
clear, for rooming, hotel, or paying
reatauranL Owners only. B-874.
journal.
FOR IBXCHANGE-Equity of $1750 in
10 aores of cleared land at Reidvlile;
want bungalow, 801 Oerlinger bldg.-
4 ACRES, good house, on ML Scott
earline, trade for clear house andloLi
A.: J. f armer, Btocic Kxcnanre
IDAHO home for property in Oregon
er Waahtrqrton,. Shank. $01 North
west bids. "
EXCHANGE- UEAIi ESTATE 24
I Continued)
Exchange or Sale .
Do You Want to. Go There?
"We have splendid properties
that will raise oranges, alfalfa,
lemons, walnuts, olives, grapes
or anything that flourishes ia
California. Fine for chickens,
. turkeys and hogs. Excellent
dairy proposition. We are in po
sition to take some first class
Oregon properties, either city or
country, in part payment on
these properties, 'lour holdings
must be free of incumbrance.
Some cash necessary.
Three lines of transportation
river and rail. Fine markets
and cheap freight rates. Deep,
rich soil, ready for the plow. The
price ia only $110 per acre.
. Plenty of water. We guarantee
the land to be as represented.
The property is In the best Prt
of the Sacramento valley. Only
a limited amount of property can
be- taken-ln exchange. The price
will soon advance to $186 per
acre. Don't delay.
Dorr E, Keasey & Co.
2d floor Cham, of Com. bWg.
Portland, Oregon.
""iikeks "MONEYM' AKJNO FARM.
Big Snap.
.OKI a naae t 'firvu 1 1 4 u A mi. TrOTYl It.
R,, on level rock road, red and black
Tolling ahot soil, trout stream, spring
r,inri to net comfortablo bldxs. 86 a.
cultivation, 26 a, easily cleared, balance
fine piling timber, school on place, on
ruri unri rosa.m rmireK- .ciuvar. cam.
uot.v, nnrt fr-iilt do fine: few head
stock plus equipment Jncludedr farm
cost owner over $20,000. cash, to save
rtttior nmtierrtf must sacrifice: mort
gage $38&6, in good shape. Trade ejrul
ty for any other property on which can
get loan of $3500. .
30I-Z Htliway ynrnanys ping.
Bona Fide Exchange
10 acre, near Portland, trade far
roming house, lot or auto. "
40 acres trade for rooming; house.
Grocery store, doing $1200 month for
small farm; will assume.
House ami lot trade for store.
Portland lot trade for rooming bouse.
Ixt trade for piano.
Particulars. .
HOYT QUIGLEY COw
310 Stock Exchange.
NORTH DAKOTA WHEAT TRACT
Will exchange fine tract North Da
kota wheat land for property Id or
near Portland. Write owner, A-26S.
Journal. ' '
180 ACRES near ML Angel, stock farm,
no incumbrance: want city property.
Worth looking into. Owner, K. 6980. .
WHEN you anawer these Want Ads.
mention The Journal. 1
VANTE1-REAL ESTATE 81
WANTED A good S or I room house
far a good secured mortgage. Want
a. good 5 or 6 room house for a S room
house and $1000 cash. Chaaoa. 12 ft
2nd sL . .
ROOfflSG HOUSES
S3
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO.t
U round noor, uuiuwbuu now.
Cor. of 4th and Pine sts.
91 ROOM APT. HOUSE FOR $2350.
This is without any question the
biggest bargain ever offered. The
reason for sacrificing la on account of
owner's death. The house Is located
on the west side, brick building, elevator-
all the epartraante have nri
vate bath and all Other modern ar
Dointments. RenL $300 per month;
good for $200 elear above all expenses;
all full but ona apartment, and the
whole price la only fzzbv.
$700 LETS YOU IN.
60 ROOM APARTMENT HOTJSB
Consisting of 19 2 and 8 room apart
rnents. all completely furnished and
rented. Beautiful concrete and brick
building; rents for only $176; leaae 3
years; the apartments are all tn bun
golow effect and have every modern
convenience; price for furnishings and
the lease $2600; terms, $700 oaah, bal
ance at izt per monm.
48 ROOMS FOR RENT.
Completely furnished now. trptewn
hotel for rent; will give anyone a rea
sonable deal; act quiokiy.
80 ROOMS DOWNTOWN. $600
Handles 30 rooms ln a nice comer
brick building, steam heaifed. fine lo
cation for transients; the price for all
is only $1260; good chance for lady
alone- '
HERE IS A CLASSY PLACE.
16 rooms, all on one floor in a fine
brick building in the downtown dis
trict; elegantly furnished, steam heat
' and hot water furbished oy the land
lord and included in the renL which
is only $76 per month: $1000 handles 1L
BUSINESS CHANCE DEPT.,
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO
Ground floor, Multnomah hotel.
cor. or 4tn ana nn sts
Rooming and Boarding-
rooms, nice location, rood furnt
ture, and a snap for the price. $625
I "i? ""7 of',' t.t
.y,,' r.r'tr r.'Kn. . 'IS.
ouick.lv if -you want It. B606.
Hotel, 57 Rooms
5 minutes' walk " from this office,
clearing $300 a month; prloe $6600
cash. B595.
Boarding and Rooming
14 rooms, the swell est place ln Port
land; if you don't believe it, come and
let us show it to you. and 81100 takes
it all. Including piano. B807.
30 Room Apartment House
Rent $76, leaae, clears $100 monthly,
good corner, house alwaya filled up,
price $1200. B669.
ASSOCIATED INV. CO.,
618-619 Yeon bldg.
1000 OTHER BARGAINS 1000.
Today's Special
flit l-onm VAmnlnff Viml. tn fca4 of
eity. steam beat, not and eold water
' in all rooms, location where rooms are
always full. Cheap renL Well worth
$3000. First one cornea gets this for
$1200; A cash. Peters, 15 N. 6th st.
'iToo raif k-i- ..c. ""it
. mwicy, i mi qi? J'Jtn, near Plant
1 i Ttor Call 8 10th neVil
, f,y fr. ' V ' l
i GOOD rooming house, for aaT
Stark,
e chean.
! Also gooa nouseaeepin rooms. 218
i Prmma bldg.. 3d and Alder.
RUSLNESS OPlt)RTUNITIES 20
. tme .-jiwct ouaea. uig money to
be! mad by Jjustlers: most have i860
to I $500 cash. Gerilnger Motor Car Co
King and Washington sts.
CREAMERY bualneas for sale cheap
this week. Owner going east, well
established and making money: stand
investigation. Write room 320 Hotel
Mallory.
WANTED Steady single man with
$200 and services, wage $26 weekly.
experience unnecessary. See Mr, Blair,
ttig amrrinqii, ronin j. - -
HAVE an invention: want aomeona to
I 8t-'' K-' '
lurnisn money to patent it: will give
$150 buys half of established boal-
ness; will pay you $20 per week; no
Swnday work. Particulars 420 Lum
ber Exchange bldg.. Zd and Stark eta.
BOLID store; partner wanted; prefer
man used to farm produce; good pay;
requires small investmenL Call room
SmV ai organ .piog.
SOLID cigar store; will Invoice stock
and guarantee good trade. Call room
g z ai organ mag. - -
DRUG . store,, money making propoal-
tion. $5000 -value for . $$760;, no
trades. Main 9276. ,
r&1000 ' . ik - 50c
BUSINESS
CARDS
Rose City mn tery ,3 d at Taylor
.WHEN you answer these Want Ada,
.:; mwiuva ins wvaaoau. :'
BUSINESS OPPOIiTUNITIES 20
(Ccatisqed)
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO,
urouna noor.Multnoman iotei
Corner of Fourth and Ptn Sts. .
. : ; SPECIAL. BARGAINS. -; '
FURNISHED HOTEL FOR RENT." v
Will give an von anr kidd of a rea- .
sonable deal on u completely f urnlshawt
up-town new hotel consisting of 4$
rooms with ground floor lobby, y..
UIWUEKr BTUKK,
Well establlalied suburban store, car-
lies about $1600 stock, for sale at in
voice; business runs from 11800 t
iou per montn: rent l.o,
SNAPPY LITTLE CASH BUSINESS.
just tne thing lor man and wile;
$600 will buy it, and your profits will
be $6 to $? per day; Inside, clean, com
fortable work, act quickly.-It only
takes $600.
GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP.
Established over S years; rent $16;
clears $200 per months above all ex
penses, but owing to art aecident which
unfortunately has left the owner dls- v
abled. he la obliged to sell this splendid ' .--business
and will sacrifice for. $2500..
GENERAL STORE. v
$850Q trenerat country store, lnclud- -Ing
the real estate; the only store 4n
town; wlu sell the stock at invoice; .
might exchange for good property of .
farm.
LADIES OPPORTUNITY. , 1 1
Here is a chance for you to step right "
Into a well established beauty parlor:
business equipped with the very latest -appliances
and perfectly sanitary. Price
only $600; act quickly. It's a secriflce. :
' lANUFACTURINO BUSINESS.
$1600 buys one half interest In a
factory manufacturing a novelty for ,,
which thero ia an unlimited market ana .
It's on a paying basis now; $600 cash
will handle it. Off lea man rrefarred.
HUH I NESS CHANCE DEPT.,
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO., K
Oround Floor Multnomah Hotel,
Corner of Fourth nrt'l Pine; Sts. t
Meat Market - i
Fine- east (tide location: doing $36 . .
daily; rent only $15; pricv cut to $560.
lor quicK sale, aa
Grocery . -
Wrest sldo, corner loeatioh,' apart- -
incut house district: net rent 117: -
doing good business; never on market .
before; flbOU, all cash, takes it ' '
Dairy Lunch .Bargain ' c
Established five vaars. In heart of
Portland; always a good money-maker; .
rent reasonable: a golden opportunity
tn price for the next 10 days; act quick.
Call 618 Yeon bldg. C-68S
Cleaning and Pressmg v
Located on east side: rio com net I- .
tion; rent $16; good place for a bustler:
price $360 cash. G-8T4.
Picture Show - , v
Located short "distance from Port-,- .
land, in big nay roll town; $400 rash,
will handle this pleely. C-T3
Manufacturing Business, -
Established S years: rent $16: clear
good money; price only $600. C-869 -ASSOCIATED
INVESTMENT CO,,
618 and 619 Yeon bldsr.
1000OTHER BUSINESS KNAPS
-1000
HEADQUAitTKRS FOR JITNEY '
BUSES -Gerlinsrer
Motor Car Co.
We will start you in the Jitney fie has
business..
"Rust the Trolley TruaL"
See us at once, as these snaps won't
last long. Photographs showing the
tremendous ooDUlarlty - the Jitney
buses have gained tn San Francisco
and other cities.
HURRY First -come, mret Berveo.
GERLINGKR MOTOR CAR CO.,
King and Washington sts.
I AM the owner of 18$ sharea of the
Grants Pass Hardware company, in
corporated for $&o,O0O. In flret class
condition; I would like to sell to some
good hardware man 60 wnarea or my .
stock. I own the majority of the
stock. J. M. Tetherow, 501 N. Second
st.. Grants pass. Ore.
A-Remarkable. Buy
BNAPPRICE FOR ALL $300 -SNAP
Grocery and confectionery, alao fur
nished living rooms; stock invoice 8350,
fixtures and furniture Invoice $600,
This is a sno. Good location, ,
408 GBR LINGER BLDG.
a Word WrKfiSVliAtit fcf. -
Want to sell half interest In- a com
plete and up-to-date abstract plant, lo
cated in county seat town near Port
land,' to an abstracter who will take
charge and do the abstracting; might
consider eome trade on deal.; H-498, .
Journal. v - ;
Today's Special . '
: Grocery store in dandy location, rent
$12.60. This includes 2 furnished liv
ing rooms; brick bldg. W1U invoice
$6R0; first one comes gets this for.
$376. half cash. Peters., ,15 N. 6th at.
CHANCE to become wealthy: New die--.
covery, some capital needed to manu
facture a staple household article and
place same in stores, sells repeatedly;
(might Incorporate). See Irving Mat
thews. St. Charles hotel.
GROCERY "and bakery, $600, half1 ' ot
real value; best thing of the kind
that I have had to offer for many a
day; paying a nice salary for man and
wife; nice living rooms and good loca
tion. Phone Marshall 960.
SACRIFICE old established rea) estate
and loan business, high elass mahog
any furniture, like-new; city, eounty
end state maps, also block book. Own
er leaving city. Call 414 Corbett bldg.,
6th and -Morrlf on. rnooe ftiarsnaii
PARTNER wanted ' for staple manu
, facturing business: small ainount of
money requirel or will take property
in trade. Steady employment offered.
H-2S7, Journal. '
1000 Business Cards 50c
Hvfe- r - -n TV cor. d Morrlaexi
MO$EY TO LOAN 21
REAL ESTATE
PRIVATE FUNDS ON HAND TO
LOAN. ' '
$8000 at " $4600 at j
$20"0 at 7 , $100 at 7'
$1600 at 7fc $ 600 at
M K1CNZIE & CO., .
815 Gerlinprer bldg. Main 3801.'
WE have money to loan, en your real
..in tm fi mnrttrnsfes OnlV.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPAUT,
BUILDING LOANS on city and subur
ban property; money aqvancea
work progresses. W O. Beck, 316 Fall-
mg niqg. main -
-Mortgage Loans!
T T . WTtlTB
701 Selling bldg.
TO .LOAN $400, $600. on first mort
gage, i Will buy first mortgage ef
$600 to $1000, principals only. Tabor
2017 or 2912. '
$100.0oo on mortgages, city and farm
property. lire insurance, aactvenaie
ft Co.. Gerilnger bldg., 2d and Alder.
MONEY to loan in amounts of $100;
to $5000 en city property. A. H. Bell,
gni OerHnger bldg. ' '
$3000, $2000, $1000 less amta. reduced
expanse to borrower. Ward, Allaky
CAbH paid for mortgages, notes, con-.
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonavoie
rates. F. H. Lewis V Co.. 3 Lewis bldg.
HAVE $5000 to loan, any amount, a
improved farms in Willamette val-,
ley. ClaUfle JOie H ooarg ai irwi.
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Ileal estate security, wppiy rwm w
Stock Exchange, 3d and Yamhill. -40
OfiO VlH. LEB3. FARRINGTON.
80 4th at. Buard of Trade bldg,
MORTGAGE LOANS. and 7 Prc&&
Louts Solomon & Co.. 229Starfc at
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
A. H. HArtlil?MU-. an v imrn. vi vwu.
WILL purchase delinquent tax certlf -Icate;
give detaUs.- K-337. Journal.
$500 to $7000 to loan on city or farm
property., t'-t i, jwumm.
MONEY to loan. 6 to 8 per cent-W, ii,
geitK ft VP- am epaiaing P'og.
CriNKY TO LOAN AT -7: - L DE-
LtTCHI 334 Front St. Main 706.
LOANS $50 up. Write particulars- fof
consideration. 7 Box 364. Lerrta.
$600 to $3000 to loan on city er farm
property. Tabor 2520. B-873, JoernaL
tOoatlanad em Vaxs VatCaj