, THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND? 1 SUNDAY, MORNING, . JANUARY 10, 1915.
FILES REPORT VHIGH
URGES DMC LAWS
AS A CHECK ON VICE
Wisconsin Legislative Com
; mlttee Asksv Passage " of
. Acts like Mann Measure,
SALOONS' ARE ARRAIGNED
Daace "alls Md Aato Sides Also
- BUmid Blfr ttolosi for
;'; '. Xioos Morale. ,
Madison, - Wl., Jan. .... Fifteen
months' study and investigation of the
vice problem In WtsconshVPy the leg
islative committee resulted la radical
proposals for law ' enforcement and
betted seelal conditions, summarized
in an exhaustive report which became
public document with, its filing with
the secretary of state. . The greatest
cause of commercialised vice, the re
port says. Is the use of intoxicating
liquor. Contributory causes are public
dance nana, roadbousee, poorly lighted
parka end public places, lack of re
sponsibility oy parents, non-enrorce
ment of laws by public officials, lack
of nublio amusement and recreation
raciutlea and automobiles. The com
mittee found that the wage Question
h. no material relation to a girl's
downfall.
- . Committee Urges Kef onus.
The committee recommends:
That 'a' morals court be established
in cities of the first class with ex
clusive Jurisdiction over all cases In
volving torej offenses.
That a law similar to the Mann act.
applicable between cities, villages and
towns of the state, be enacted.
That police departments be required
to record aU written complaints made,
with a report of their findings there
on, with a view to centering respon
sibility,
That permanent state police de
partment be established with power
to Investigate immoral practices,
the reason for non-enforeement
of Jaw in all communities and power
to enforce the law -where local officers
fall to do it.
That local communities orgapige pri-
AUCTIONS'
Pb Wws"aw.,ieessieejWeiWjsr
, 166-8 FIRST ST. (NEAR
j MORRISON) j
REGULAR SALES DAYS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
i m-w. m -aw e v .
1. rKlUAY
.EACH DAY AT 10 X M.
Tor- MONDAY'S SALE we hav
large - assortment of rood furniture
comprising LEATHER UPHOL-
ERS, large easy chairs, couches, oak
center tables, pedestal dining tables,
chairs and buffet in rolden oak, VERY
COSTLY P.LACK WALNUT . BED
ROOM BUITE with large plate mlr
ror to both dresser and commode
cost $150. Several good - Iron beds,
complete with springs and mattresses.
feather pillows and bedding; dressers
in golden oak and white enamel chif
fonier, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets.
aarpeis, rugv, linoleums ana ether
eirect. j - -
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY W
htn have, a run assortment of nil
kind) ' of housefurniflhings for sale
icr wnai mey win oring.
PRIVATE SALE
Upright Pianos, Grapho
, , phones and Recoiils.
Alse the mrreat assortment HIGH
GRADES 1TJRNITTJRE of the very best
make to be fmiad in the city; shout
100 jrood ROOM B7ZP7 RTTOS includ
ing WILTONS, AXMINSTKRH, BODY
BRTJ88EL8, STEEL . AND OAS
RANGES, various sizes and makes.
All good sold at priavt sal fully
guaranteed and delivered.
WILSON'S BANKRUPT
V , STOCK STORE
Corner Second and Yamhill
, -Main 2032
Everything You Want at
' Wholesale Prices.
In the line of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES. HARD
WARE, PAINTS, CIGARS and TO-
. baucub and otner MERCHANDISE
also ' '
STORE FIXTURES
Of aU descriptions. Don't buy any
thing until you BEB WHAT WE
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
At a Laiirelhurst , Residence
No. 1036 Sandy Boulevard
on Tuesday Next at 10 A. M.
from the owner, who is leaving the
city, to sell the costly furnishings of
inn resiaence, comprising as rollows
LI VINO ROOM: COSTLY MAHOG
ANY CHAIRS and RnrTvflTRS nnhnl.
stored In the Very best black leather.
TtTRKISH and BUNDHAR WILTON
RUGS, costly draperies and lace cur
tain, -GRAPHOPHONE. CABINET
and . RECORDS, mahogany pedestals
and tabouret tes, foldina: fire screen,
fancy brasn vases and bric-a-brac.
' LIBRART: Wazed oak library table,
oak rockers with leather seats, eras
recKers . end arm chair to match,
ladles' desk.s phone stand and table.
' Indian baskets,, oriental curios, pen-
-CONTENTS OF BEDROOMsi Two
bras beds, complete, with best spline
iiiniirroos, aresser ana cnii'
fonlers, sanitary couch. i ;
. DINING ROOM: Round cedestM .
tension table, set of box chairs with
i.amer seals. , uunit in golden oak.
iare assortment of hand painted
-mn, aiDrware) etc., szis Azmln
ster rug. ; ... -v. .
' !cJ5c,H,aL:? ,-RELTABLB - . OAS
Pt ANGB 'with side oven and broiler.
Sr g a A W A JS.A . t
uinne, ana uiensiis. large por
ceiain refrigerator.' linoleum and the
upuei launnrr outni,
SALE TTTESrtAV tIFVT mt "in
!" 7ka K8 City or Beaumont car
J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer.
AuctionSales
Wilson's Auction House
veto associations to assist erf leer In
the enforcement of such laws,.
Vrges riTs-tUartba Sola b Juries,
That In the trial of misdemeanors,
when Jury is palled (he verdict of
flveslth of the lurors shall 0 suf
ficient, to convict or acquit.
That the sale of Uauor b prohibited
within or in connection with dance
hails.
That a liquor license may t auto
matically revoked upon a plea of
guilty or conviction or upon nolo on-
tender , for violation of any of the
morale laws.
That family entrance and private
wine rooms he prohibited in saloon,
and; that no connection be had be
tween them and any other rooms above
or contiguous to the" saloons.
That a government liquor tax holder
must alio take out local license,
That the license be issued ta the
floor, lot and block of the" premise
where liquor is to be sold.
Tpt . Public dance hails procure u
such dances to pa supervised j
cense,
by a policeman r i other eomneteut j
officer,
That the pass system used in many
dance halls be -forbidden by law.
Would license Ml Jtotels.
That all hotels, rooming and lodg
ing; -houses be required to obtain li
censes; that they keep permanent reg
isters of the names of aU guests, to
7 be signed in their own handwriting;.
the registers to show the hour of as
signment ef rooms and their surren
der, with penalties for using fic
titious names.
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That the ouhltolty of ownership be
established by requiring the names or
owner en the front of ail betel and
rooming houses.
That women be on the board man
agers of aU ipstltuttqn to which, wo
men or children are committed,
Tor "Woman police reree.
r -i.
That police women be appointed in
every city or pe secuu r wra
cticxbif. 1
That the age of consent be raised I
C-. ft - .1 1 a rm tn 1 S mr,A 51 I
years.
That the industrial borne for women
be established
t. k. mnlni.k) with
hospital facilities for treatment of
. " . I
disease, women eonvieted pf ii mor
ality to b committed thereto for treat
ment and training, '
That - in cities of the first three
classes specla) classes for subnormal
children .be established in the public
schools, and that, where necessary.
the state furnish free textbooks.
meals and clothing to needy children
to make ppmpulsery education effec
tive,- ,
That social neighborhood centers be
developed in connection with the
school system.
That municipalities orQyioe uper-
vised, amuoement. particularly con
certs, moving picture shows, ete,
rtmt .mninvm f iinmMtie servants
be reoulred to fumlsb them with suit-
able rooms in which to reoeive eom-
peny .
That the number of boura pf labor
for domestic servants be fixed b.y law,
That'the rjRhts of th laboring class
be protected,
Adequate insurance against poverty,
Aks ever X.aw fox Ken.
"tk. mam'm i,t in Bnfi.i .vil -
aay the com mlttee, "la despicable and
mekn enough to merit the hargheat
terms of reproach and disgust. The
exploiter of the body and soul of wo-
men for money sain is worthy to be
the lowest outcast in seefety, rather
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191 SECOND ST.
, We are receiving all the time some
good line of furniture and furnish
irfes to be sold at our auction sale.
These will be held three times each
week. The next aU will be
m m v m mm m A rnmm
MUINUAI, JAINUAKl llth
AT 10 A M.
Tor this sale we bave some good
furniture of th average and better
grade. Good range, Jewel ga range,
dresser, dining; table, library table.
golden oak and mission, good velvet
springs ana mattresses. Kitchen uten
slls. In addition w will sell
50 Slickers and Raincoats
Fin for all classes of men whose
duties keep them exposed to the
weather. Many other article not here I
specified will be offered. Our other
ale this week will be at S p. m.
THURSDAY, JAN. 14TH
SATURDAY, JAN. 16TH
.Please note that Thursday and Sat
urday auctions will be at 2 p. ta., while
tomorrow sal Is at 10 a. m. Good I
stock will be offered at all our sale.
ATTENTION BUYERS
Should you need any article not!
listed for sale, but la our regular stock, i
It will be put up for yov at any tun
on request. -
Bell Auction Co.
191 SECOND ST.
AuctionSales
Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
at 2 P.M. :
Ford Auction Co.
211 FIRST ST.
We have a good assortment ef me
dium furniture, bedding. carpets,
stoves, ete., which will be sold a our
Monday's sale, and if you are in need
of anything In that line !t will nay
you-to attend, for you are always urej
ot a oargaia ana some ox tne goods
ere just like new.
"i : t E. G, FORD, Auctioneer. '
"W pay cash for used furniture.
km&m
BUTTE MINERS
UNION
SEEKS OFFICIAL HEAD
OF CHARLES H10YER
Starts Fight to Have Him De
posed by. Western Federa
tion of Miners,
Butte, Mont, Jap. 8 A movement
nas been launched by Butte Miners
Union No. 1 to remove Charles H.
Meyer, head of the Western Federa
tlon of Miners, together with "other
federation, of ficials, It is c laimed. in
the petition that has been sent to all
organizations in the federation that
their men "are t so thoroughly hated
and despised by all persons, regardless
of oraf t or calling in the county of
Silver Bow, and especially eo by the
miners of Silver Bo W, that your peti
tioner feels a,n4 known tha.t it will be
impossible to ever build up Its or
ganization and take its former place
amopg the industrial organizations of
the United States as long as the said
parties above named are la any man-
not ... .Oh.. l
feetly or indirectly, the affairs ef the
7"'.M,"v.l"" " ""r"""-' "V"
roof iy av i nn 1 maii xr tr n a iTra ix-a v x n
western federation pr Miners.
Charges of ' a decidedly scathing
character are made against Mayer,
John C. Lawney and Guy E. Miller in
the petition, whleh 'is signed ' by the
union and by Acting President Martin
Sooklll Tho I(lf(in lu1iru tha pint
at which the union's hail was partially
dMt,ove, wfta .caused b onoressive
. - -
a KiAacmonts vhirh m n v vfiiMai
n. ',Aa tllo.
the
Mayer in Butt after the riot "in
rf --n T -T--
flamed the miners and others inter-
" """ FW- "
such an extent that the nail was t
tacked again."
It also charges that Moyer and tow
ney fled from the city ef Butte, and
from Helena tried to get wrongrut cpn.
trol ef the money and property of the
Butte union. The petition also states
that the member were assaulted,
mobbed, beaten up, chased front their
employment and run out of the ooun
try" without receiving any aid from
Meyer, Lowney pr Miller, U of thew
remaining in their biding place while
any danger lasted." The Butte union
charges Lowney apd Miller with beln?
thf pliant tools pf said Moyer, and
are exerting eyery endeavor to carry
out nis corrupt orders, to airupt ma-
band and bankrupt four petitioner,"
The petition aoa that "lor me pur-
pose 01 carrying ?mi
plunder," Moyer, fby stealth," atr
tempted to have the federation eon-
BtUution amended so be eould arbit-
rriiy remove tho officer of any local
union and take charge ot and dispose
gf "for jus: own gain" we property at
any local. - '
Finally, the petition declare the
ofoiai named are Sweater traitor;
greater curse to organixed. labor
than any detective organise
eombipation pf oppressive employers
that was eyer formed for the purpose
or disrupting; union.
than th weaker ignorant or unror
tunate pero eapioited,
The penalties for ueb ezploitar
liens muat be made more Revere and
must come with absolute certainty
upon conviction. The fine system,
which is unjust and worthless for
both men and women, should be abol
ished; male offender should be pun
ished for contempt of court wnen tney
i follow the common custom of giving
a tlstltlous m before the court and
should e given a time sentence to
a penal institution, not eseapaoie ojr
the payment of fines. , thus charing
their guilt with the atate.'
Says Heligoland Is
A rSecond Gibraltar
rpnner Vice Consul, at Brsalan De
clare Oermany Sag an Impregnable
- fortress at the Elbe's Monta. -
New York, Jao.9 The German na
val base at Heligoland ha been made
virtually impregnable by hundred of
heavy guns, many row of contact
mines and an armada of torpedo boats
and destroyers, according to Richard
Wackerow. former United State vice
nnatil at Rrulan n.rtTiMTiv villi has
I '
reacheher from Genoa- Mr Wacke-
row said that he had visited Heligoland
shortly before sailing a privilege he
did not believe had been accorded any
other American.
"Heligoland ia a second Gibraltar,"
be said. "The great cliffs have in
1 wi " .
their aide concrete emplacement for
man fleet lies just below. The Knalish
know it is Impossible for them to pass
the, island fortification.
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(fcfi. BolVtr 41 Co
ESTABHSUKD 1883. .
ON TUESDAY NEXT
WE SHALL SELL SOMB HIGH
UKAUE AND NEARLY NEW, FUR
NITURE. RUGS, ETC.
Comprising Davenport, - Wax Fin
ished Oak Library Table and Rock
ers, Chase Leather Couch and easy
Rockers, Axminster Rugs, Portieres,
Lace Curtains. Pictures. Bex Couch.
Brass Jardinieres. Mirrors, Quarter
sawed Oak Dining Room Table and
Leather Seated chairs, Electric Stand
Lamp. Oak Parlor Desk. Clocks, Sil
ver Candlesticks. Massive Brass Bedn
of the best makes, Spring's, Silk Flos
Mattresses. Pillows, Bedding. Mahoc-
any and Quarter-Sawed Oak Dresser
and Chiffoniers. Oas Range, ctc-
Abso the following from another flat
as follows: Dining room -Suite, vi.t
Pedestal Table. Chairs and Buffet. Iron
Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Dress
ers, Steel Range, Kitchen Treasure,
eto. Also we have received from the
importers a consignment of English
Linoleum in 6 ft. and U ft. widths.
Here is a chance to cover your kitchen.
string your measurements wun -you.
ATXCTXOZTEEB'S WOTB.
Kindly call tomorrow and Inspect
the above good. You will find them
well worthy of your careful attention.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
We shall sell the furnishings of
eight rooms. These goods will be on
lew weanesaay alter noon.
AUCTION OK THTJRSDAT
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
NEXT
"We pay . cash - for good furniture.
rugs, etc,
W. C. BAKER and W. IL DEAN.
Furniture Dealers sod Auctioneers.
188-168 Park SU -" v
' r '."Both Phones. : -, ,
Good Dogs Have a
Special Cemetery
Owner of Capja Pefl In Wisconsin
Qity 9,T Oreund e$ A9 tot
Their Bxelnatv T7s.
Milwaukee, Wis.. Jap. 8 .-Milwau
kee has a cemetery for dog ' that Is
patronized by oeiety , people who are
willing to spend 1 40 or mere for a
funeral PUce for their pets, Juat how
many dogs there are in the cemetery
is kept secret, but from the mounds
visible there must be at least 100.
The average cost of burying a dog
is about $48. Some people spend much
more. Teddy Miller, a rat terrier.
holds the reoord in Milwaukee ' for
-haVing the largest funeral, a well as
tne largest dog monument.
When . Teddy Was buried seven car
riages made up the funeral proces
sion, one being filled with flowers.
The, other carriages were filled with
his masters and mistresses and friends
of the family,, all dressed in deepest
mourning. 4
The dog cemetery consists of f .lye
acres or land iet aside for canine
burials ot the &waa farm. In the town
Of Wauwatosa, . It Is in the charge of
lir. lu, at. Sullivan, a veterinary sur
geon, who is, a director of the Wiscpp
sjn Pum.a.pe society, ;
A Xfl T 1 rw Sio"A1 .wtva A a
prizes rat .terrier named Pierre, Which
bad pasture many prises at , dog
shew, started the dog .cemetery. Her
prize dog became ill and died. Mrs.
fchafer wanted to give it burial such
as human beings, have, but local ceme
teries refused to allow the dog to be
buried.
Mrs. Shafer then offered to donate
flfiO toward fund to provide for a
dog cemetery, but It was nearly 10
years before anyone attempted ' to
carry It out. Then t)r. 8pllivan be
came interested, and about four years
age tae og cemetery . pecame a re
ality, . . j
Recruiting Aided
By Sly Daa Cupid
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Men in Baifezvn Vow tbe Favored
Qae I,ondo panoe; r Qter
Boomed 9 Iionesome Evening
London, Jan. 9. Cupid Tet may be
responslhl for bringing more men to
the colors tha the British recruiting
officer believed possible. This time
Cupid work through the boycott and
the tango. In the last few days, with
many officers back from the front on
furlough, after-dinner dances have
peen resuwed with a vengeance.
In fact, it was really on the de
mands of these officers to have dancea
that sqma leadlpa hotels resumed them
again, after aa entire absence ef such
amusement since, the first week of the
war, and here enters Cupid and the
.boycott, fqr score of women refused
to dance with, anyone not In kbafci or
wttfe anyone who cannot show food
cause for being otherwise dressed. As
a consequepce many civilian dancer
are doomed to lonesome evenings dur
ing the Tuletide. Military name have
been givep to some dances, sueh, for
instance, as the JaeK Johnson glide
Anti-Omum Law Ud
To Supreme Court
Calif ornlaa Oonvlctea ef Smug-fUng
ej Vavinf Urny lo. TJirt ppsession
to Test Xedr4 UnAVtmeat,
0an FmndBCo, Jan. 9t-The fate of
CQ men convicted in San Frncseo of
violating the federal opium aet, will
opn be decided by the supreme court
or tne united states, which win de
cide (shortly, the constitutionality , of
the act which pronttuts the importa
tion pf opium. The 60 Calif ornians
were convicted of etther smuggling or
having opium in their possession. The
case was put Vp to the highest court
on the appeal pr 14 United States cus
toms guard convicted some time ago
as member of an alleged opium trmng
gling ring iW which teenhip officials
were alleged to pave been tmplloated.
Attorneys foe the eorrvtsted eastom
guard contend that the federal Stat
ute, a it now stands, is an Invasion
of the police rights of he states and
is otherwise unconstitutional. They
attack the validity of the provisions
of the law which riXTwe mere pos
session of contraband opium aa evi
dence of illegal eonnjvanee In smug
gling operation.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
Saturday in the Circuit Ocnxrt,
Judgments Entered.
MrchaBta" Loan A Trast fte. w.nw.
4. xupn ei ai: aianissen.
yieckensteia. Marer Ca. va s A. Due,
well: Toluntarr onlt.
J. B. Fenaer va. Internatleaal Mortxase
Bank t al; tor plain tif
R. T. Brennan , A. 0. Hotter t si; far
plaintiff.
Jeanett IJoWe va. Wdlaaj to Bergrwtek
Palp Mlaclf A, Oleblse et al; diasrissed,
Salts BeRun.
Irene f. aaa'baa va. Itermem J a-mw..
t . - '
W. h. Coraeu va. Harvey P. kumm.
contracts
Carouse A. Kaaue vs. WllUam B. Kaeksa-
Howard W. rorsas v. Beelak L. Parse;
K. yord vs. P. Matthews! tI.m.
Leeng Jew Hiag va. Minnesota TradUg Ob.;
rent.
: O. B. Meifie . MatHe . Mirfna; ...
Mrs. W. B. Wslsh va. Agrlntlraral Insur
ance Ce. ef Watertowa, K. T.; eollect ia-
aurance.
' George C Moir
closure.
Ealalle Legrett; fera-
.J. Henry ghad vs. Augusta M.
foreclosure.
Bassaa;
. y2 Mile of Travel With
1 Mile of Travel With
V2 Miles of Travel With
2 Miles of Travel With
Scrip will be given - with
within five days trpra date ot
mile for each 25c paid. -
Girl Saorifices
, Hair for Soldiers
-,M vi.
w nvr htk w.w
to a Sold a CarUtmae OUt for
Troop in 7114. ' 1
Paris. Jan. 9. rThe nataqoaJ soldiers'
gift .committee last week, received ever
half a mtHion Christmas offering for
the troops In service, Varying fromj
live geese to sprigs of holly and mis
tletoe tied with, tbo L tri-color rlhbon;
but the ItraRgest - and. moat touehing
came today colls ef long golden hair.
The sender, a lorralne peasant girl,
Tvonrie Pusel, living 'Irt the Vosges
hamlet
of ChatUlOn-sur-Saone, wrote j ;
he committee to buy a soldier's
i witb the proceeds. aylng: '"I,
asking the
m jTrf1-,- -ohli Kn T 1
live too far from a town where I might 1
ii i j wi.h
. J J v" . , f, ,
cash because I wanted to sacrifice
my proudest pbsBession or the sake
of the defender of France."
gssggggi i in 11,111 nim ! iiitwww?
SEW TOUaV
Exchange or Sale
SUNNY CALIFORNIA
Do You Want to Go litre?
We have splendid properties n
that will raise -'orange, alfal
fa, lemons, " walnuts, Uves,
grapes or anything that flour
, . ishes in California. Eine for
chickens, turkeys ana hogs.
Excellent dairy proposition.
We are in position to take-
some first class Oregon prop
erties, eitfcev city or country,
ia part payment ! pn these
-properties. Your : holdings
must be free of incumbrance.
Seme cash necessary. '
Three lines fif transporta-tion-r-rjver
and rail. Fine mart
kets and cheap freight rates.
Deep, reb oii. ready .of the
plow. Toe price 1 only, f U0
per acr& plenty f waer.
We guarantee fhe land to be
as represented. The property
is in the best part of the
Sacramento Valley. Only a lim
ited amount of property ran
be taken n exchange. The
?rice Will soon advanae to
135 per acre. Don't delay..
Dorr Er Keasey & Co.
Second Floor Chamber .of Commerce
Buildms. Portland. Oregon.
Partner Wanted
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.A m a. successful realty broker: am
alone; need a good farm roan to help
ta.lt a caxa of my increasing business.
Hav made J2000 in commissions last
three months, wtth business now al
most ready to close worth taseo addi
tional. Am a mmber of Portland
Realtv Roard. References furnished
and required. Applicant snould have
$5000 cash. Give name, experience,
qualifications, age, etc., in your -an.-swer.
Address B-937. Journal.
BncsuaDy Desirable Inyetjnents
(in pnm ef $100, 500, flOOO er anore)
6 to 8 Per Cent Interest
First mortgage on well located
properties, amply secured, furnishiag
a most desirable and convenient form
ef iBvestHMsn W 4nyit yeur n
suiries, i .
See Mr. Hunt a
HARTMAN&THOMPSON
4 Chamber of Commerce
MORTGAGE LOANS
on good improved city and farm prop
erty at current rates.. Attractive re
payment privileges. loao qmemy
closed. If you need money call today.
A. H. BIRRELL CO.
Verikwaitara SMk Battlkf.
saaaseau fLrm.
CASH MONEY COUNTS
two 9cnvs nunc ronrzAMv,
9199 AC3WB,
140 BEST XASJt OV TIAatTg.
No buildings, tip stumps and no trade.
Met your money's worth. .
XASTB SBOB. I
Wo ykene tef eraaation. 1 Hesay Bldg.
Mortgage Loans
made on eity and nearby farm proper
ty, interest 7 and i. No overcharges,
no red tape. Straight loans on straight
proposition.
oxEoozr xsrr. bcokto. ca.
Stock Eieb&ng pidg,. Third and Xam
hUl sJts.
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sfEETTJfa NOTICES
41
le couples wanted to attend dancing
- party given by Marguerite Camp
Tuesday evening, Jan. 12, W. O. W.
Temple, 121 11th st. . Oood floor com
mittee. Burebard's -orchestra. Ad
mission, 25c. ; .
ROYAL CIRCLE will hold Installa
tion of officers Wednesday night.
Jan. U, at W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th
st.. with Portland Camp. Members and
their friends are welcome. -
WHIST party and dance given by Web
foot Co. Ho, 65, W. fj. Friday,
Jan. 16. in W O. W. temple. 128 11th.
L Van way's orchestra. Cards 8:45,
dancing 1 cclock.
PORTLAKO ' Star Homestead No. 42
B. A. will give 600 entertainment
Thursday evening, Jan. 14. in W. O. W.
hall, 128 11th Bt. Admission free.
ORPHIA Temple Ih, Pytnian Bisters.
meets on Thursday evenings of each
week in IC'ef P. hall. 11th and X.der,
Every 25c Cash. Want Ad
Every 50c Cash Want Ad
Every 75c Cash-Want' Ad
Every $1, Cash Want Ad
every telephone Want Ad paid-
bill to the amount ot one-quarter
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41
. BARBERS NOTICK.
' The state board of barber examiners
Allskv bids., at 265 Morrison U Mon-
day and Tuesday evenings, from S to
for the purpose of conducting ex
aa ex-
aminatton.
Secretary.
SD3 Alisky bids.
PORTLAND
HOMESTEAD
STAR
U. a, J
bursday evening In the
Woodmen Hall. 128 11th
street. Visitors welcome,
" FRANCES FRY, :
. ib& KlilPKDNf St;
Phone Wpodlawn 94. Correspondent.
JUIlN'T Public installation of officers
with Oregon Rose Camp R. N. A. to
morrow (Uon.) eirt.. lintr.Hlruo.h
i halj, 3 84e Wash. AU Woodmen, Royal
Neighbors and friends invited. . J. P.
Xfiitarii?finKUl! . ; DiU'Un8rt0'
ffoft - g Abingt(n, bldg. - -
ANCHOR COUNCIL.: No. 746. K & I.
A Jve e .1 'ree cart paisnd
aance at. their hull, fourth floor of
orester' hall, 4th and Washington
sta Qrod prizes and
union music.
r.iiimnce on- th at.
WOMEN OF" WOODCRAFT officers
association, meets Wed, Jan. 13, 3 v.
m. sharp.. All officers and past of
ficers of circles are eligible and are
requested tq be present, Nora A. Stev-
er.s, president. - "
600 Oregon Boee Camp R. N, A. will
give "Flv Hundred Party" Wed
nesday evening, Jan. 13, Royal Acade
my ball, 8914 6 th st. Elegant prizes.
24 bands will be played. .
WM statistics
mrria$es.Births. DttfhX
SIABJIIAGE LICENSES
L. A. Kidd. 1321 East Wain mt.. 11. anil
Mary E. Coxier, 1321 East Main st legal.
Mart Norbech. 1030 art ThlrUeth t?N.. 2.
street north, lesal. and Jeaals O. Maedonald.
PM Bast Twenty-tirst street oortb.' ItgaU '
Kaoosar BuLatorlcfc. BS Hortb 6econ4 -, CS,
Bd Wara Djeduvicb, if North Klath t., C2.
beoTKe k. ivPDBier, 8i uraoetn are., icgtu.
aod'i-lacance Ulea. O' Brian. 8S Ttllaiauuk
1., legal. . ' ' ' "
litQfge u. eoiopton, aioaay. ip.2i, asd
vada Grier, rosier hotel, legal.'
Harry A Ooldeniith, 428 Uaacoek St., legal,
and Freaericka Ella GcMOa, 94S East Taf lot
V( Q, Srnith & Cp.
Third floor, Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
BIJITIIS
PRKHif To Mr. aid Mrs. Lent. Brehsi. 861
Kast Tbirteeuto street north. Dee 13. a son.
l'Ofc. To Mr. and Mrs. wmiaia Vost. 78
Y.MKt Fourteentk street rjorta. pec. 11. a aoo.
GEIST To Ut. and Mrs. Oodfried Gclst, 627
L'oton avenoe. Dec. 11, a daHthter.
WALKER To Mr. an4 afra. Y. V. Walker,
&tf MiUaiepi avenoe. Ia. 11, a danrbter.
BATES 19 hit. and Mrs. John Gates, MM Van-
cwjver avtwue. Dee. 8. a danafeter.
ALKiV To Mr. and Mrs. W'illiain Aflleff,
vjw i iintou sueet. JJec. f . a sod.
ATKINS Te Mr. an4 .Mx. fAm J,
AOriua,
' 4b8 CXaremoat in.,
' i . i." x-1. 'ii . . . :
EVBNS Tv Ms. a ad
fjfe. M. a awn.
Mrs. Ttioa. I,
6H0 Lnloa ., lipc. 8, a son.
QOnpoHTa Mr- and &. Earl Gordoe,M
Haletit eve., Dec. 1, s dangb'ter.
CABiJSON To Mr. and Mf. pefut Carlson,
S3 MaryUad are., Dec. 9,
a danKbter.'
MAUSHAL.L To Mr, and Mrs. Win
3. Mar-
snail. Ti First at- Dec. 29. a Bun.
PLUNKJSTT To Mr. and Mra. Jesse Plim
kett. Park dale, Or.. Dm. 24. a sob.
RHO To Mr. and fer. Jofia Bld. 600
Evecett at., Dec. a, a dapsiiter.
M K Ki ti To kit. and lra. WaBace .
McKenBy, IT IT Morris sW Dee. 6, a daasb-
tn. .
SMITH Ts Mr. and Mrs. Caotl Z. Bailtk, 850
.Fourtceata sL. Dee. SLT. a bub. . .
RleUARpti To Mr. a ad Mrs. Wlntrad t.
tacHALB foMr. afid MV P. B. MaeHale,
T30 Roosevelt at., Dec. 30, a daughter.
DliATHS AND FUN EH Lb 75
HOUiHTAYnis this ttlty. Janaary O, at hot
late residence. 30 East Tenth atreet north,
Rachel I. Halloway, tccA 74 years, mother
C fcLeot A., of tbis eity: Adda C. and Oscar
. Uelloway of Ofalo, and Mrs. Jessie D. Wil
bur, vt Otito alster f Mra. 8jlester Liock
wed aad Allan brasdeBtMrg. . Tba remaina
will be forwarded to fr'tesblnav Ohio,, for ia
tennapt, by V. 8. Donalua;. Inc.
ylASfeH Tne funeral services of the ale
aaione rvaser, wife of W- A. rraser, will
be held at die ahapci o. the Portland era-
matorlum at 4 p. m. today (Sunday). Friends
invited. The remaina will be at the ehapel
Of V. . Dunning. lac., 414 East Alder at..
eeracr or cast sixia atraec, aatu a p.
UAfiVEk' In tbia Wtr, January 8, at tier
lata residaaae. 1104 Kaat A liter at., Banal
T. lln...f . 1 UA vao- wl & T
u.iiej, rm j m. .11. v. . 'J
Harvey. Tba ramains will be forwarded Mon.
dar-siornlM. Jaa. 11. br J. P. Pinlar Boa.
te Bugene. Or., where w rrlee will be held
and interment made In the family plot.
MMAHON The fuasral aervlcea of the lake
Bernard I. McMabon will be held today
(Sunday), at 1 o'clock p. m. at the residence
establiiibment of J. P. Flnley Ic Son, Mont
gomery at yifU. Kriaoda isvitad. IaUrmeat
at ICut City cemetery.
CIIMWTbe funeral sarrbea of the lata
Henrr J. Clint will be held Monday. Jan
11 at 10 clock a. m. at the residence estab
lishment ef J. P. Pintey 4s too, Montgomery
at Fifth. Ft lends tevited. IeUrnwat at Mt.
beott Park eefnetery.
iJlltKlSE.M The fnneral fienrU.-ea ef the late
Jeks Pirkaea will be held at the canaerva
tory cbajMtl of y. ft. Usnninit. Ine., 414 East
Alder atreet,. corner of Kaat Sixth street,
at 2 p. m, today (.Sanday). yriends Isvitad.
interment Mt. Scott Paiy eemetery
PAOLK The funeral aervicea of the Jate
Beamer 8. Pasne will he held today &ua-
dar). at 2:80 oreloek d. m. at the residence
aatabllehment ef J. P. Pinley A Son, Moat
fomery at Plfth. Mends invited.
GILBEaT Sophie Giibert, Good Samaritan
hospital, Jaa. , B5 years, sarcama of right
kip.
bWYIJ- Patrice A. Dwyer, Union
eve., Jaa. 0, eo years, earboUe eels polacp.
In.
MaOAK Harblnon B. Morgan, 1724 Cast
Ktark St., Jsn. S.40 years, cerebral apoplexy,
STOCKTON Kachel S. block ton, 1172 Mi.
aoQri eve., Jaa. 6, 54 aara, clrrhoaU of
Hver. -
VOI&AK Robert Nolan. 721 Seeond at.. Jan.
6, 60 raara, tuberculosis.
COLUNH tSsrah A. Collins, 611 IyeJoy at.,
Jaa. S, 41 years, nicer of stomach,
MARBLE Henry Marble. Cnonty hospital.
Jan. 1, CT years, acute cardiac dllitatlon.
BELL, WOOD Elliabcth D. H. Seilwood, 737
Kaat' Madison at.. Jan. 6, 69 years, bron-
ehlai pnennaotrta.
JdARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists, t1
Wash. Main 28. A-12S9, Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARKE BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 287 Morrison st.
FUNERAlr DIRf:CTOR8
A splendid residence undertaking; es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J. P. FINLEY eV SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
. rF, tS, Dunning, Inc. .
East Side Funeral Directors, did
. East Alder sts. East $2, B-2526.
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO., calls
- promptly answered in all parts of
city. I. O. O. F. bldg.. Ients. Tabor S387
Chambers GoiiSlg
sworth ave.
Kerhv. Wood
lawn 8808. C-1183
Automobile hearse.
;A. R. Zeller Co East 10S8, C-1088.
; Lady attendant.'- Day and night seryiee.
"b X Dwrr)Q William and KnottJ
1 Mt! I "' Pyrne East HIS. C-1043.
IER1CS0N
RESIDENCE UND. PLH.
M. (Ill, A-2225. 4 45 Mrs.
UomMnnE- 0th and Glisan.. u
naiTIIIIOnneral services. Tabor 4312.
! PFARQHM Undertakers. East 1080.-
$6-tt7 Russell St.
P. L. LERCH, leading east aide under-
taner, K. nth ft Clay. h. iti.
1 slCWFQ Undertaking Co. Main 415J;
I OrXCYY CO a-2321. Cor. 2d and Clay,
BIKETIXQ NOTICES
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
' (Continued)
MR. EDWARD HOJMAN, the leading
funeral director, 20 3d st corner
Salmon. Lady assistant. Pbcne A-
l&ii. Mam .07.
Dunning (St McEntee ViodT
every detalL 7th and Pine. Main 430.
A-4SSS. Lady assistant.
WALTER Cl : KfiNWDRTHY, : 1682 B.
l-3th Sellwood 71. B-1122.
PORTLAND
MABRL0 WK8. Z44-244
4 th !
St.. opp aity halt
M a&. A-iate
BUSINESS PROPERTY 66
EAKN li NET
WITH THIS APARTMENT.
PRICE 133.000.
Well located in best Nob Hill sec
tion; has walling list and n vacan
cies: hardwood floors, tiled bathrooms.
sleeping porches, Vacuum cleaning and
notjvater heating plant and all built
in conveniences: is one of the best say
ing- and economical to operate prop
erties in-t-oruana ana a snap, inves
tigate; it will pay. ; ,
CALLAN KASER. 7B2 Yeon bldg.
GENERAL BEJI1V ESTATE 621
NEW 25x60 fireDroof store, bide., base
ment, and s lots at 6c station, only i
jzzeo. - 1709 cash. J-S, journal..
FOR ALE-r-HOUSKS 61
70 BUYS pood. 3 room house and 60
xlOO lot, 3 blocks from Wf W.
car, improvements peid a0
aown, exu per mom n.
$500r Buys good 2 room house and lot,
. I block from oar: some terms.
SSS5 Buys S room shack and 0x100
joi; hquiuic oflws, oniy as per
nooin. scjc.
LOTS.
414 Ablngton p?de:.
Main 1068
We will build ia any
part ez city .
IIOMES
costing from $2000 to
120.600 Also anart-
mcnts and flats. We
nave money to
Call and ee plan.
F. . BOWMAN
Commercial cYub bldg.
ROSE CITY 1ARK.
' Fine, large, airy rooms with sleep-1
mg porcn ana ueautuai n re place; aec-
orated throughout; furnace and best ot
to
riumuuig; xine neignoernooo: can o
een at a.ny time: owner on Dremisea.
H. iSth et, one block north of car-
. - 1
line, ijot bxiu. frpe jilhO
;
NEW
HAWTHORNE BUNGALOW,
Six large rooms.
Piate-glas window. '
Living-room 14x24 feet. '
Lot 40x100 feet.
.Price is20. 826 K. llet t.
Some trade, balance terms.
Call owner. Main 9467 or Mar. 16T4.
A NKW 6 room bengalow, fireplace,
oak floors. Duech kitchen' with
breakfast nook, rooms tinted, all kindu
built-in work; small payment down
Daiance liKe rent, aiawthorne car to
totn ana uivision t west to 6Bth st. j
south to 261i.. Owner. v i
" A liOMS FOR TOfJ
for only $20 a month, in a good re
stricted district. Has" p rooms and
bath. Built In conveniences electric
lights and gas. The $26 a month in
cludes interest- Call rue mornings a Ad
JiJSW ALBERTA IJUNdALbV1;
1009 KAST 28TI kf,
Near Wyaant.
K lara rfiam m r i r or.! . . tnlr CT aa..
cement basement, all conveniences, i
block cart $100 cash. Phone wrier,
seuwDou t p.
Hawthorne 0 str ct .
Mnicrn hnn i
thiriir and" lisurrrartaW d
misc.- $2850, S650 cash and easv
9d K. 4?th, st. or Tabor Stii.
st r --" ., ""-z:
FOR gALE or ,exch&nge, only 2a00
; - - , IT
for 5 room buneralow. . Thl a
bargain, only 15-mFnuie ride . to
side. 4 blocks to car; Hawthorne dis-
iricc. wiu tans a lpr, or piese-is
acreage pa house, pall.owper, Tabor
I OA
FOR SALK. - . '
Modern 12 room house, Pheenix.
Arizona, close to buslneea aectlnn i
carlinea; also mining claims and acre-j
age; wui traae. a- ke, t Usaa-
tiiia M.ve.. city. ;
FOR BALE Modern 6 room house,
wjni vniu, iiui raaamasL large at
tic and furnace: walking distanoe: a
bargain; small payment down, balance
monthly. Owner, fa S. YamhiU St
rnone a,sst a;.
SNAP.
west of Piedmont; worth $3000; price
a a a a . a r . v . . r . 7 "
11 tis.-fo wni:Ki.f win tinnn
Corner lot, 4 ro
ent. block anc
oom cottage, fun ease
ment. block and half from carllne.
Mut sell quick. Part cash and terms.
rnoiiB iain 4 or A-rie.
LET XJf BUILD ?OU A HOMB3
On your lot or ours; by your 4w
plans or ours: pay us like rent.
TUB OREGON HOMK-BUILfiERS,
FOR SALE or trad
a room eottea-e.
1267 1 YarablU et.s hard surface
i street, sewer, eta. all paid for, $1000
mortgage; I want $1000; will consider
gooq auto, mono xapor z7$.
$100 cash, $20 monthly, buys mod-
miTON CAR. $1730.
iat ' ' '
BUTTER WORTH. COVCU BLPOV
RUNGALOW worth $2600; "will sell.
furnished
for
$2200,
$0d cash. Write P-128, Jour,
nal.
FOUR room house. KoxlOO lot, Tents,
3 blocks from school; take sps!n
mules or horses first payment. Wolf
stein. 205 Alisky bldg.
SACRIFICE fine $ room house, cor.
lot. K. Yamhill, walking distance,
big snap: $500 down and $2 per mo.
uwner, in ta. a. ijnone i-.at 64g.
FOR BALE Hawthorne district, 6
room bungalow, full basement and
large floored attic. $2000, $1600 cash.
N-l9. Journal
SEVEN room house, yours for $15 per
mo nin. .
in Albina.
. St. Johns. Also 2 modern,!
sa, small payments. Parker. I
iett bldg. I
602 Corbett
BEAUTIFUL modern home, 10 0x1 0J,
7 rootns. oak floors built-in fix
tures; no reasonable offer refused;
principals' oniy.. ttii, journal.
mmytaA- vuj, LltfUW' a1,
WEST SIDE HOME MUST GO.
Clds in. t rooms, modern, worth
"some" money; only f&z&e, terms.
Tabor 2S4$. '
ROSE CITY PARK bargain, 2 story. $
rooms, sleeping porch, breakfast
room, every- moaern convenience, l
block to ear. Tanor gaao.
NEW, modern bungalow, furnished
completely. Easy, terms. : By owner.
W-1Z8,. journal.
FIVE room modern bungalow, furnace,
fireplace. 1 block to Hawthorne car:
a go av, term s,- mi n. waaigon st.
t TinMf t. . . W .. t.. W f A . A A -.-
cheap; $350; $1860 cash, balance 41
per cent, &4i Kst to st. Houtn.
iiAnfOu -K w.m V... n 1 ..... ( J. !.' J
oumct, oy owner, ror tzz-v, terms
to suit. 11-490. JournaL
FOR SALE -Modern 6 room bungalow
bv owner leavine 'town: harm in
Terms. Address 188 Holland stTeast:
X i ' ' a . ... ' r, i
"fi-I iviiSitiit
iSjW. -.. ,f
?. "
omy casn; street improve I gaiow on large lot located nesr new -ments
included. Iw.niriin i.iw i nZ- i .. . i j '
Sii-fer vltSiyo,S -ho1,f ? 1 E3CPERIENCED practical nurse wants
Jil-wb00,'x:44l'-'-PltiOw,- moderate wages, wUl de
Iafayette, Oregon. 1 howcrk u desired. Must have work.
$1200 room cottaee. cloee in. weat
side. Inquire 828 Morrison.
tun baud v-jjL-jrti- w rwm moaern
oungaiow. aa m. rtn hy owner,
SNAP -From owner, new bungalow 2
; lots. eu aown. pai. pmt, Ben. f. i
i ACRI
E, fruit,, berries, 6 room house;
. terms. Owner. Columbia 107.
$1450,
MODERN 8 ' room house with Lba th-
- room for sale or rent.;- 630 fte?taias,
FOR BALK-WlOLSpS 61
IContlnnadt
ROSE CITT PARK. .
; ; ' r$SQ0 DOWN,"
w BALATB AS TOU DKSRE. ,
5 rooms. $2800, on E. 2d ut. " '
6 rooms. 33000, on E. 61t et. - - '
6 room. 13660. on K. oth at." "
rooms, 3fv0. on E. oth Bt.
6 rooms, 3500, on E. 58th wt.
7 rooms, 4000, on E. J&Sth t. V
7 rooms, 34&00, wn E. tiih tft. ' '
8 rojm, .el2,W)0. pp Alaed pJry
jCay at . ... . v
, ' Realty Department,
HARTMAN-TUOMFN BANK,
- (Cor. 41t4t 4 itark.)
Snap, Sunny$lde House"
Price $2900 ; . -
This Is a fine home In Sunnyr .
side, cor. 3Sth and K. Yamhill. .
cor. lot 60x100, bard surfaced
Street. irond ' 8 rnnm - inodarn
liouse. No. 1123 E. Yamhill; price
I200; $1400 cash. Look -at place -and
then all on y; don't 4'ituxb ,.
Hargroye 4 Bmi . ..
H. Sixth st; -near Glisan.
Main 4581, A-7859,.
a VUg Mif a a UUM
Brand new 6 room hurmlnv kirii.
-ood flows, full UUc with Stairway.;
""s fwtu, iuii si ioot cpnerete
basement with i.m.nt -
occupied, street work paid. Take AW
cex w.9 atn St., teen go 1 Mocks
I sou th. The ex-bite liouee. Owner 11 la'
every day, or phono Kaet
$1250
vvui byy a $ poonv modern cot
tage, 2 biles, from Woodstock car
. line, 425 casta and $10 per mo. on
deferred payments.
Otto & HarkQn r
418 Ciiarnber of Commerce.
5 room modern
from Woodstock
No Payments tor Six Months"
4 acre, brunil
acr.' Jand ' new 4 room house,-
j, eiectrio lighted, city,
water $ onf carfaii'.1
larara irru H r1 uiakI
f. Bull un
i blocks frorn
price lseOj ierrfia, 60 down, no more'
vmc iQr f iHQnini. . Tuts Will
g ve you an opportunity to get nicely ,
started la yftyr nw home" before pay-'
merits besrln. Let ua vnlaln tn voir
pur plan. (Sep. . T, Moore Co.. ' 611 -t
PO
Takes mv tlKtir tnndarn B
'00m home,
iath at-.. K. - f
j. pjk. ironj Aiuerta car, on
If sold in 3 lays. lias rul
in 3 iars. lias fu)l basement,
B. etC Ami lu IKflA tuilnai mnr- r
thing la this, location. Bring this ad?
and call before Wednesdsv.' Nn tradea
uuHi-ina, etc., ana is fatB oeiow any
or agents wanted. Owner, R. C Whit,?
win ve i nuuao an oay nunaay, Ah
perta car to 18th. north to 18KS.- -
tfOWlf Opt PARk'KTjfjqALOW :
eAUHIifiCB. f -
EAST S3D AND THOMPSON. "
plete in the district; havd : held tliei
ELti"- . ou,, raiuer man poia longer
im acmai coat. f3aou. ierrat to
reepunxfote party, . ,
Contratlng ArrhUecta. Ablngtftn bldg.
' 815 DOWN'
1 nu tfo per Tnonin win uuy a pretty a.
ffi OTT?f eaT'fear JaKa" VnV .M '
?r?KirV.A -IfP PlraM..TPr00l'i -'-
ff."!!J5nSf.Wff'Psl.
give rererene
1 JiAMMO
I aa i v SB 1 ill r-1 anal nans : stllll W II M li'V
muhtoau ts go..
48 Vtlt
& t4iainjer of Coniinotce.
' I l l I 11' II I I H I I llll ,
, ' SNAP. . -
room modern bdngalow In
Hawthorne avenue i district; cost1
$ai?0.. will take :fSft,- $250
cash. Owner, )?, M. Phelps, 284
falling bldg., cor. $rd Apd:
Washington ta. Main t!4i, ,.
WILL OtVK DEED WIJBN
. $200 In FINALLV PAIL.
7 room mndtni hnnnlav final rin. -
ished. Prlee $I90. Small paytnent
uuince teaa man f sv per montu;.
iDvianiiis lucerest. jt'nene aaonaav. it-
, l ai e e
iQnXy l6do. IL r " . ;
I v v as wHee vr v VI a- W" '
I nouns ana int. pee owner, zv& Btocg
I Kaciisnge, Third wd YmhiH, '
Tremendou? Bargain . House
Modern d room linn act. lorr ln
ment garage, buildings cost $2$00. lot
$800. Sacrifice all for $2800, Term.'
Aiust nave- money quictt. you
this you'll buy. Goddard, $$f Co
Yein wHll un if vitt 1 a m. nl14
I you a home ort your lot or you can
pick out a lot and get ou a home
IP"" to suit you on very eas
suit V0U on vetrv av lrnu i
I full JIrt'c"!ar? rone McAuytlme, i
I Tabor
you my work.
t, nvuiu a itao io snow.
C 50AA A,ch
V llVVIIIOf 4VV: UUdM
I Balance like rent. Cor. B9th and Has-
laalo.
mill basement.
t, bath and pantry.
Cost $2000 new 2
aoxieo lot- nam.
rear ago. . Price only flBOO I 1
c5?ntJ7 i" rn,M"t MlL ma
20 Washington bldg. ' -.
live ,
at
ROSJB CITt park:
S rcotn bungalow, up to date. 20 min
ntes out, S9 blocks to car, at cost ,
this week. $500 down. - Call Wood' ,
lawn 111b. '
$1$7( BUy rny $2400 value, splendil
6 room modern, well located houxn
and improved lot; take lot, acre. Ford.
tu casn. rnoinason, i?o ia pt. I'hone
Beuwooq i.
Will pay rent when you tan buy a
three room housd en the wet side r
for $ down, 7.68Ter month. 20 mln-
utes car ride, clty.waterf .Price only
4bs. m. to. iee. Q6 cornett hiag. . - i
SACRIFICE 84000 fine 8 room modern :
residence, 1 block from Hawthorn
ave. Hard surface streets. 11 bear
ing fruit trees. $800 cash, balance $2f
monthly. A-821, journal. -
tZHOQ MODERN home, $2646. Owner .
will show. .. Can't be beat.- L-2J.i
Journal, - ' " .
WANTED-Small S passenger auto as
' iirst payment on my a room tooaern '.
bungalow. H-t7, Journal.
FOR SALK-nSnap, 4 .room house, -
worth $ioo for $loo. Terms. Ta-.
1 bor 202$,
A FINE" .home, Irvington, much less
than coat. East 278
Herd man.
FOR SALE A snap, $ room house at'
price. Tabor oze. ,
FOB SALE LOTS
13
$700, $20 CASH. $10, per month, buy
- a one half acre on the west side, 6c'
r a 9 A mlniitM' ..a with nit If '
I Jl . n t .. . enc rvi.-h
r" f;; ' ;Ar- ? ' r.:" 1
SMAP 100x100, - fenced, , near , Jones-
mora school.' Half value. . $660.
Terms. -Mlrab this pargatn. 18$ E.
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1 xR SALE at half price, elegant view
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1 loth St., Fortianq, w.
$ LOTS, sood location; easy terms,
ij&e-ia&o; also new room nouse.
Only $2000. Owner, Tanor 1818.
OVERLOOK CORNER LOT.
Sacrificed. $100t down. Mar. ?!P?8.
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