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10 THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY. EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1915. !- BELGIAN RELIEF SHIP ARRIVES TONIGHT TO TAKE ON FOODSTUFFS r British Steamer Cranley Left Up from Astoria Today to ; Take on Cargo. MORE NEEDED, AT ONCE Contributions on Hand Wot Sufficient to TUX Craft, Kind Haartad Veeple : tTrr4 to Xalp. 1 ' .. ' . ''' (Special to The Journal.) ! ,Atorla, Or., Jan. 1 8. The British 'Steamship Cranley, which la to take ;.thoi contributions for Belgium from Portland and this city, arrived in thj river early this morning from Moji. J pan, making the trip across the Pa cific In 19 day. , The 1 Cranley, which ! In charge 1 of Captain Henderson, was chased by the German cruiser Emden two ' months ago and was struck by a 'shell when off the wet count of the Malay peninsula. She was damaged con , slderably, but repairs were made be- fore starting for the Columbia, river. -The steamer left up shortly after noon for Portland, On the outward bound , trip she will dock- at the 8.,' r. & 8. dock to load' the supplies donated by the residents of this city for the re lief of the Belgian inhabitants. The Belgian food srtlp Cranley will be In the-Portland harbor late tonight, having reached Astoria this morning The Oregon Belgian Relief commission announces that she will proceed to one of. the mills to take on contribution of flour,. Next Monday the food ship will proceed to the west side munici pal dock whore she will load the con tributions of foodstuffs made by Ore gon people. It was urgently requested this morn ing by the relief commission that all Who intend yet to make contributions Of foodstuffs should do so at once, so that everything may be ready by next Menduy evening. All contributions are to be addressed to the Belgian Belief commission, care of the Mu nicipal dock. All rash contributions ' are to be addressed to Samuel Hill, chairman, care of the Home Telephone building, Portland. Oregon has not yet conti touted lit cash and Imperishable foods enough to make a carpo for the starving mil lions In Belgium, and the commission urges that the generous people of tne atate act at once. MOTHER OF DEAD BOY : CANNOT BELIEVE SON . TOOK PART IN CRIME i . ' . - (Continued From Page One.) , slept ht the store. His little daughtei htard ecratchlflfr at the window and notified her father.; They listened a while jnd heard the window raise. , Fangborn Immedlatc'y fired point j blank, although he saw no oneat the '; casement. 'He states he luard nothing thereafter. a . Some -time after midnight a call came to the polite station that a mail , bad poisoned himself and Was dying hi . vucant lot at Thirteenth and Clack : amas streets. Motorcycle Policemen -Crane, Uoulf'stone, RusBell and Police Surgeon ItWe rushed to the scene and found Smith lying in the middle of the block blood, spurting from a wound in his neck. Nar him wan a bottle of chlorofdrrnt and 25 feet away a nickle . plated revolver. fc : Tried to Shield Htm. Taken to the Good Samaritan hon Ital, ho persisted that hp was Alfred Hopkins of ban Francisco, that his parents lived In Surf Francisco and that he wan staying at a downtown hotel; Although dying he stuck valiantly to hia story, evidently trying to shield his parents from gr$r and shame. He died at 4 o'clock In the morning. digged to the lawt..- and still sticking to his original story. His body was taken to the morgue. His shoes, taken tc the spot of the shooting, were found to fit exactly deep tracks' In the mud. -.. onr-e orticrrs, following up -.ls story, became convinced that hia name 'Was fictitious, and looked for other clews. A St. Johns ransfer and the Initials "If. J." it his hat finally iva to me uiscovery jot ins Identity, i. Parents Hot Alarmed. i Although he died early yesterday morning his parents did not learn ot the boy'a death until 6 o'clock In the evening. They thought he was stay ing with a friend, and "were" not ' alarmed at his absence. .Wlretn told of his son's death, tho 'father i reported to have said: "If that is what ho wasdoing, he Is better off where he Is now." Young Smith was one of a -family of ,.10 children and was working at the present time so aa ;to be able to enter Jefferson high school in February. Af ter that he planned' taking a course at Oregon Agricultural college. He was exceptionally athletic and played bas ketball! a great deal. .. . Inquest WU1 Be Held. - Saturday evening youne Smith shaved and dressed and leTt home, telling' his parents that he was going : . to Portland with a friend. According to Mrs. Smith the boy invariably went into the city Saturday nights to see a show and it was not uncommon, for him to stay away alt night at the home of some ot his friends in St. Johns, coming back early in the morning for , oreaaiaai.. An thquest over the body of the boy will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the . city morgue, East Third street and Hawthorne avenue. The funeral will probably be held tomorrow afternoon. Tha body will be burled In a family , plot at JLione.Fir cemetery. . -PERSONAL MENTION - Raaqaet to O. E. Haring. . A farewell banquet wan given In Tyrolean room of., the Hotel Benson -Saturday evening in honor of O. K. Hating a popular member . ot the United States forest service, acd chief of tbe office of drafting in the local headouartera. who leaves Portland this weekAto accept a position with the Overland Automobile company of To ledo. Ohio. The affair was attended -. by SI members of the forest service. Speech, h amorous and otherwise, were made by Messrs. OaUeaf. Mtc Kenzie. Mead. Law, Johnson. Gibbon. Orelder, BJdgway, Back, and . Albert Wlesendanger. v Messrs. . Mead end Robertson entertained the crowd with numerous musical' selections. T. M. Talbotl waa toaatmaster. Among "thoa present were the following: - O. H. Cecil. C J. Buck. C- H- yiory. JL B. OaXleaX. T. - P. MacKeojde, : TV. F. Staley, W. -.T.1 Andrews. T. T. Munger, J. F. Kummel, T. M. Talbott, O. E. Grelder, G.-F. Meade, F A.- Law Jr., W. H. Gibbons, A. H. Cousins. C. N. Miller, S." Buck, V. Ketch jm, R. H. Robertson, .tJ. W. Woodcock,. G. W. Rldgway. K. P. Cecil, W. H. Woodward, W. B. Osborne, W,-D. Johnson, I. A. Nelson, - J. T. Schuyler, L. Wernsteadt, C P. Willis. O. E. Haling, A. K. Wles endanger, W. HV Hastings, R..Barto, L. E. MeDanlels. J. Franklin. C. B. Neal, W. Bishop and A. KUison. ' Chief to" Visit East. ' Fire Mafshal Jay. W. Stevens is to leave for the east In a few days to gather Information for use J by the f-afety first commission In the preven tion of accidents and fire lossee. Mar shall Stevens ' will Investigate the methods In use in other cities for the prevention of fires with a view of establishing an entirely new system in Portland. A portion of the cost of the trip is to be borne by the city and the remainder by the safety first com mission members and those Interested In . tbC work. Farmers. Are Prosperous. ' "Farmers of the Pacific northwest, and particularly of " the Inland Em pire, are prosperous," said A. r. Charl ton, assistant general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, who has Just returned from a trip that Included Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, Walla Walla and Lewlaton. "They have received good 'prices for their wheat, and a big crop is predicted for next year. ."Conditions are especially good In the Palouse and Lewlston district" continued Mr. Charlton. "With the farmers having plenty of money", the merchants are doing a good business, and everyone Is sharing in the farm era" good fortune. The banks are loaded with money, and are using it In a. way to stimulate trade. "The war is bound to affect wheat prices for. two or three years, and in anticipation It is estimated that the wheat area in the Palouse and Lewis ton countries will be increased at least 20 per cent. In other districts, Walla Walla, for instance, the possible area of wheat Is already near the maxi mum." En Route to Convention. E. D. Purchase, president of the Washington State Assessors' associa tion, passed through Portland Satur day en route for Olympia, where the association will hold Its .annual con vention beginning today. Mr. Pur chase Is assessor of Pend, d'Orellle county and a resident of Newport. He was much interested in Assessor Reed's office and equipment, saying he hoped to see the day come when his county might be large enough in point of population to demand one equally as good. "Lang Syne" Society to Sleet. Considerable- Interest has been aroused among old time residents of Portland over the announcement of the second annual dinner of the "Lang Syne" society, composed of 300 men who Mvcd and took an active interes in Portland before 1891. The dinner is to be held at the Multnomah hotel at 7 o'clock Wednesday night. There will be "old times" music old times cats" and talks by "old timers" on "old times." In fact the whole affair will be in the nature of an old times' reunion. All men who are eligible to join the society are asked to communicate with Frank Dayton. 235 Taylor street, and attend the annual dinner. C. W. Nibley, president of the Utah Hotel company. Salt Lake City, is a guest at the Oregon. Qeorge .1. Stearns, hardware mer chant of Oakland, Or-. stopping at the Imperial. Judge F. L. Clark of Rainier is at the Cornelius. A. Forbes Robertson, the actor, and principals of his company, are guests at the Portland. E. P. Spalding of Spokane Is regis tered at the Multnomah. II. D. Hreisbach, editor of the Salem Statesman, Is a guest at the Nortonia. Frank Engleman, a merchant of Icne, Is stopping at the Imperial. F. M. Kinney of Olympta is at the Oregon. C. Egarashl of Japan and F. Narlta of Los- Angeles are guests at the Multnomah. II. F. Fetcrs ot Pendleton Is a guest at the Cornelius. J. R. Grayson and wife of Seattle aro stopping at the Nortonia. George H. Griggin, a railroad con tractor of Seattle, is at the Imperial. E. G. English, a Seattle' business man, is stopping at the Oregon. M. K. Mccarty or riood Kiver is a guest at the - Nortonia. J. W. Carroll and wife of Colfax, Wash., are staying at the Cornelius. Peter Schmidt, the Olympia brewer. and his brothers, are at tho Oregon. O. T. Iathrop and wife of Leth- bridge and W. W. Johnston and L. E. Jones Of Medicine Hat are registered o. the Multnomah. yohn T. McManus. a Pendleton edl tor, is a guest at the Oregon. Nat Webb and wife of Walla Walla are guess at the imperial. Mr. Webb a a retired rancher. D. V. Eaton and wife of Philadelphia are guests at the Nortonia. NEW TODAY NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Here'a your chance It will not conic again. For $95 you can buy a full lot (50x100 feet), Inside the city of As toria, with a perfect title. Lots In this same tract have sold from $600 to $1000 each. I will sell you these lots for $tt5 each, with no cash pay ments down and win let you pay ror the lot at $2.60 a month until the $95 Is paid, when you will be aiven a war ranty deed. These lots are a part of the tract where there are more than luu nouses, school and churches, and on this same tract there Is citv water. electric light and street cars close by With first class service. We Intended to ask $400 each for these lots a year ago. These lots are a positive gift for $95 each and while they East you can buy them at that figure. We are overstocked and must sell. Remember, no cash payment reanired down, if you can pay 92.SO per month, you may call at. the office and make your se lection and a contract will be executed to you on these terms. Call right away if you wish to avail yourself of this opportunity. ' at. J. CX.OHXSSY. 416 Ablnrton Bldg. BUSINESS CARDS V.V G. Smith &. CocJSl Third floor. Morgan bldg. DRESS suits for rent all sizes. Unique t auonng w. S09 StarK St. DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 QLINN la this city, Janoarr 17. 1915. at the -faniUr realdence, 518 Alblna . aeaue. Mrs. IM, Qulnn,- aa-ed 25 yeara, beloved daogrhter staroerg. the slater Mra. Ualda woty. Albert. Mm. igatt ThotBpaoB. Otto, Aanie. Helmer, Elate . and Kobert Starbene. Tbe remalua ar at Pearaon's Uadertaklog ACTON The . funeral aervteea of the late : Mary Anna Artoo rill be hM Wednesday Janaary 20. at 11 o'clock a. n . at the LenU Bantlat cbnrefc. 88th and Woedatock ave. I-rlenda - Invited. latenneat - at Mt. Scott rars DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75 .(Coatlnnod) - -j KING -The ' foaeral of tbe late Sue Parrott King, who putted (.tray la tni eity Jnn rj 1H. 1915. will be teld tomorrow (Toemday), at 2 p. (rem the ebapel of tbe Skewea Undertaking company, corner- Third and Clay. Fiienda are invited - to attend. Concluding services at tbe Portlnd - crematorium. Sacra meato and San FraneUco, t'al.. papers please AC"rO, la tbl lty. January 16. Mary A. Agton. agyd 63 yearn. Notice of funeral later. MARTIN & FORBES CO, florists. 47 Wash. Main 26, A-1269. Flowers for all -occasions artistically arranged. CLARKE BROS, florists.- fine flowers and floral designs. 237 Morrison sU FUNERAL DIRECTORS A splendid, residence undertaking es tablishment, with private driveway. J. P.' VINLEY & SON. Montgomery at Fifth. MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading funeral director. 220 Id st comer Salmon. Lady assistant. Phones A 1511. Main 507. Dunning &McEntee nm every detail.) 7th and Pine. Main 430, A-4658. Lady assistant. . ' F. Sv Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral Directors, 414 East Alder sts. East 52. B-2525. A. D. KISNWORTHY Ac CO, calls promptly answered In all pans ot city. I. O. O. F. bidg.-. Inta. Tabor 5287 C h 301 b 6 TS CO i and1 eyihWood lawn 3306, C-1133 Automobile hearse. A R 7pllpr Pn i92 Williams ave. Mi 111 .CllCI VjOi East 1088. C-108. autiin-. juay ana nignt service. x Walter-C. Ken worthy 1687 E. 13th. Sellwood 71. B-1122. BREEZE-VVHIUHT. CO.. funeral di rectors, 1026 Belmont st, Sunnyslde. Tabor 1258, B-1252 RT Rvrnd Wflliams and Knott i I i uyilie Kast HIS. C-194. PRirQHM I RESIDENCE UND. PLS. LnlUoUlM I M. 6183. A-2235. 445 Mrs. Unm'lUnnG. 80th and GUsan. Fu- I lailllllUII neral services. Tabor 431$. DCADQAM Undertakers. Ei rLAnoUIN S69-S71 Russell St. P. L. LERCH, leading east side under taker. E. Ilth & Clay. B-1883, E. 781. CtCUCC Undertaking Co. Main 4162, or t VV LO iA-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay. WHEN you answer these Want Ads. mention The Journal. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. 24-t6 tft nt.. opp rltv hall. M 8564. -lBt FOR SALE HOUSES 61 A HOME IN ROSE CITY PARK LOCATED RIGHT. BUILT' RIGHT. PRICED RIGHT. l nts home is modern in every re spect. Has fuMiace. fireplace, buffet extra large closets, stairs landing out cf reception hall; lavatory both up and uown stairs;! rooms an good size: house has 7 j rooms, very attractive looking, with; large porch; neighbor hood excellent. To the man with a little- cash will make very liberal terms and a good low price,! Call Tabor sS3 ror appointment. THE prettiest home In Rose City Park. furnished or uniumisned. built 3 months, corner lot, 100x105, large iv ing room 32x20' across front of house, fireplace, hardwood floors, kitchen, breakfast room, 1 bedroom and toilet room downstairs. 2 large bedrooms with big closets and bath upstairs, at tic ana basement; must oe seen to oe appreciated. Biggest snap In Rose City fark. Your own terms, owner going to California. No agents, call owners di rect. OZ60Z. i A HOME FOR TWENTY DOLLARS a month, which includes interest: has 6 rooms, bath, front and rear porches: elegant view of mountains. n good restricted district: everything complete, ready to move in: electric light rixtures snades; street work in and paid for; price Only $2350. Call me mornings ana evenings. labor 3983. 8 THREE room: house and lot for $425. 3 blocks to car. cement walks and street -gradedj All paid. This must go for $425 cash. Call Sell. 1233. Will show this Sunday. W. H. Betts, owner. $300(1 BUYS my equity in a modern room east side bungalow, east front blocks from' Williams ave.. 3 blocks from union ave. cars: fine neienbor hood; street Improvements all In and paid. T-34Z. journal. , LET UP BUILD YOU A HOME On. your, lot or ours; by your own olans or our: cay us like rent. THE OREGON HUH h-BUl LDExvis, 1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg. VvHY pay rent when you can buy a 3 room house on tne west side, zo minutes' car ! ride, 5c fare, for only 8450; $60 down. $7.50 per month. M. E. Lee. 505 Corbett bldg. r . - SEVERAL homeat, Irvington, consider able less than cost. oaK xioors. white enamel finish chambers. . East 273. -W. H. Herdman. -. - LET us build you a house; have fine lots. Good location. .Near canine. Small payments required. Wm, Steele. 636 Dekum ave. . 80x200 Fine garden land in- cultiva tion, Oregon City line;, $5 monthly, $600. A, C. Marstecs. 202 WUcox bldg. Main 8517: Tabor 1770. FOR SALE ior - trade A five room, with or without furniture. Terms. Call Wdln. 3065. - - - NEW house at 518 E. 45th st N. for sale by owner.. Price $3200. Phone C-3256. Rose City or Beaumont car. $175 EQUITY for $50. 4 room house and nice lot. C-3184. $1600 BEAUTIFUL modern home, rO minute's; sure bargain. East 6823. BARGAIN 4 room modern bungalow, 2 lots, $40 down, $10 month. Sell. 55. WHEN you answer these Want Ads, mention The. Journal. FOR SALE LOTS 16 FOR SALE-i-$800 lot for $350 cash for a few 1 days only, sidewalks in, street graded and sewer, 18 inches above street; grade, , corner. Phone Tabor 2506. t Owner. li'oi- Bli YS a beautiful view lot west side, iu apwn, per month. . aa. e. iee. t)ua joroett oiog. FINE SC Johns lot for sale cheap, no . irauc. iriarsnifii 1007. WHEN yon .answer tnese Want Ads. mention Tne journal. ACREAGE S7 CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port land: Greaham district, electric ata tion k mlle , -New Subdivision. Sun shine valley orcnaro tracts; oesr soil free wood; I elegant location. Prices onl v 17S to S150 ter acre in small tracts; easy: terms. Frank AfcFarland Keaity uk, o Yeon niag.f iortiana. vr. Gibson Half Acres Goo noil, city 'water, -dose to car- line, easy terms; will build to snit purchaser.' Phone V Marshall 1585 or Sellwood 476. Johrr H. Gibson, owner. ACREAGE BARGAIN $12.50 per acr trms- 160 acres close to county road out from Estacada, small clearing, fine creek; some cedar and alder. 703 Lew- fs bldg. Main 8078. ' ; - FOR S ALE Bv owner. 25 acres near -, McMinnville, Or. For particulars write to 8. J. ; Combes t Grand, Konde, or. - f. EVERGREEN STATION Fine , view acre. Good soiL e Snap- $650 cash. sellwood 2358. . ; WHEN -you answer these - Want Ads, mention xre journal. x . - 17 CHOICE stock and dairy ranch worth " 30,000for $25,000; f 3000 for $4000 cash, balance smalt payments. $15,000 can run 10 years per cent. This ranch will earn itself. - Electric lights ' and telephone in large new buildings, hot and cold water, s lota of river and spring water. Irrigate ? 90 acres river bottom. See the owner. H- Grebe. Tl gard. Or. ; : ;-: 1 A &rDt,..t near InnA Mnrrnw rniintv. $ l Sw per acre, some caan, an or . part. j. Terms. Write aulck. -Johnson, 2706 let Ave., Seattle. Wash FOR HALE or rent, farm of 42 acres. improved, near-Oswego; 700 assorted fruit trees and .1400 grape vines, all bearing. H. Gang, Oswego,' Or. WANT party to take interest with me in dairy, hog, chicken end alfalfa farm; best offer ever made. . 427 Flt rock block. ' . IMPROVED dairy ranches near Scap poose, 80 to 1200 acres; $400 to $40.- ooo. see Parker, 502 eorbett mag. WHEN youtanswer these Want Ada, mention The Journal. for rent farm's 14 WANT to rent 20 to 90 acres Improved with stock and hog pasture; give -full details in first lettem Cash or on shares. 0-92, Journal. ' FOR RENT 24 acres, stock , and 1m - plements for sale; first house west Oswego cemetery. ; Oswego, Or. FOR RENT 6 acres, close in, house, barns, etc. ' Phone B-3489. FARMS- WANTED RENT OR BUY ' 38 WANTED To take charge of ranch or rent furnished ranch on shares; wife can cook for other help; have 3 children? ready any-time on 2 days' notice. F. A. Schmidt, R. R. No. 3, Box 32. Oregon City. Or. HOMESTEADS 47 BIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO OPEN. 700.000 acres for. settlement; fruit timber, farm lands; send 16c with thiir ad to Wenatchee Wash.) Dally World for reliable data about this, great region. . V'ANTED Homestead relinqulsh-H ment: cash for a good one; send zuii description. XX-197. Journal. WHEN you answer inese Want Ads, mention The Journal. TIMBER 28 160 acres. Linn county, cruising six million feet at 810.00 ner acre. K- 356, Journal. ECTANGE---REAL ESTATE 24 """for sale, u trade 1 or'rentT 40 acres of river bottom land, suit able for potatoes, tomatoes; cabbage. and all kinds of truck gardening. Boat landing on th plaee; 2 boats dally to Portlands Very low freight rate. In half mile-of Newberg. Lies between Newberg and the Willamette river. H. A. CALEF, at Calef ,'Bros.. House Furnishers. -E. 3d and E. Morrison, Portland, Or. I HAVE three clear lots on hard sur- iaced street all lmnrovements oaid. all clear of Incumbrance, $1500; want 10 traoe mis as part payment on aoout lu-aeres or less, close to Portland; must be land good for pasture; no other improvements necessarv. See Mr. Fulton, 723 Chamber of Commerce. Main biz. 25. ACRES, aH cultivated, good build ings, 5 acres 4-year-old winter ap ples, 1 acre assorted fruit i and ber ries; Joins town on S. P., fronts on Pacific highway, 25 miles : Portland; equity $3000, bal. $4000 mtg.; want modern home, clear, in Portland; give some terms for cash. Owner, JX 657, Journal. - ' I ' 20 ACRES UNINCUMBERED $1800. About half in' cultivation, running stream, about 4 miles from Cape Horn, Wash.. Will take unincumbered city property to $1500 and give time on bal ance. Fred W. German Co., 914 Cham ber of Commerce. - - - FOR SALE ' or exchange for . - clear Portland or Valley property, furni ture stock, lot and building m good valley town; about $3600; take mort gage back for part; no equities consid ered. L-310, Journal. t I OWN a 20 acre orchard; cost me . $6000 cash; will make you a snap price -of $4500; clear of incumbrance and trade for your equity In city or country property. Owner; 918 Board of Trade. 7 ROOM house, E. 70th and Flanders, ' and 6 M. feet timber in Curry Co.; value $6500, to trade forlhouse in Irvington. Rose City Park or Laurel hurst. ,' Will assume, small indebted ness. "A-335, Journal. I WANTED small farm within 30 miles Portland, Trade city property and as sume. Give full description. Price must be right J. McLaln, 1210 "Wood ward ave.. Portland. 1ZQ ACRES 60 tillable, 12 , bottom land, 10 head of cattle, bay. tools, household goods, $5000; I mortgage $1000. Want city property. Chance, 142 2nd. ' ' WANTED To trade good city prop erty for farm with or without stocks and Implements; give location arid ad dress. Owner only. Write i to A-481, Journal. ! EQUITIES bought, houses, lots, acre age, contracts, mortgages. win ex- MV,ano-A f wKol vii, want T-icrAa & Co.. 206 Oerlinger bfdg.. 2d & Alder. 10 ACRES on carllne. close In. value S8500. Trade-zor moaern nouse to $7000. remainder mortgage. A-896, Journal. , ' .- j 4 ALL or part of 26 acre commercial orchard at riooo ruver zo traae zor a nice home in Portland or vicinity; will assume. G-99, Journal. 100 ACRES fine land in Irrigated sec tion of Utah for acreage near Port land; give phone . number. B-710, Journal. - ' '- ' 160 ACRES, 45 in cultivation, Mt Hood line, $6000, clear; want -close in resi dence. 311 AUsky bldg. 12 Vs ACRES, all cultivated garden land, near Oregon Electric; trade for oity property. Hatfield, 165 4th at BARGAIN $1160 equity in $3000; must sell or trade; what have you? C-860. journal. ' ! " 180 ACRES near Mt. Angel, stock farm. no incumbrance;; want city property. Worth looking Into. Owner. E. 6930. ROOM bungalow, $150 cash, or lot as first payment Murray mead or Richmond car. 429 E. 32d st -t WANTED Dairy ranch equity, milk route, will give good deal;5 win as sume. K-I43. journal. v ' FOR SALE Houseand lot; will take auto as part payment, s-329, jour nal. - - - -v-r 1 - EXCHANGE - $1000 equity in bunga low, witn assessments; price tzaou, for land,' In eastern Oregon. Tabor 1048. FOUR acres, good house, on 111 Scott canine; traoe ior eooo nouse ana lot. A. J. Farmer. 407 Stock Exchange. $25,000 SAN FRANCISCO income prop erty ior improved vaiiey iarroiwiin stock, etc. 311 Allsky bldg. FOR EXCHANGES OF ALL KINDS SEE GARLAND & L1ND, 11 4T11 ST. COUNTRY ; town - residvnee for city lots. 311 AllBKy Dldg. $100 WILL take my $325 equity, small nouse. auxxoo tot, xaoor TRADE your mortgage off; I want a dairy rancn. ciose in.' o-sb.--journal. SMALL cottage and 2 lots for 8 room house. 311 Allsky bldg. ABOUT 300 lots, small town, if or house and auto. Bwann, 601 .Northwest bid. WHEN you answer these Want Ada, - mention The Journal. ' WANTED REAL ESTATE St WANTED Iot and some cash as part payments on one of the test located 5 room bungalows In Rose City Park; give phone number. A-484. Journal. WANTE1D To buy a small retail dairy. Room 2. Hotel Philip. ROOMING HOUSES 53 NINE-, rooms, housekeeping, s for - sale at a bargain; - no trades considered. 246 N. lUh st. , x - ... j: 'ifi-v -5.-..' ?!:' i-'V;.-..'-'-.- '--v.--v-r FOR SALE FARM& ROOMING HOUSES 53 (Cox tinned) - . ' "Bargain Huntef" Here it Is 88 room rooming house on Broadway, s between-Morrison and Washington sts.; rent $125 per month: lease, steam heat, running water In all rooms; m will -guarantee every room rented and turn away 5 or every nleht: : well worth $3500: first ene comes gets it for $1400, half cash, bal- n juu inane i. eee my ageai. Peters, 15 N. 5 th at ROOMING house. 27 rooms; rent $75; sell cheap or trade for real estate. Hatfield. 165 4 th at. - - 10 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, clears $50; . fine location; $200f everything. Own er. 308 Main St. - - " : - " -..- . WHEN you answer these Want Ads. - mention The Journal. - s BUSINESS OPiOItTUNITlES 20 SAFETY FIRST. v One-thlTd Interest -. In absolute life 6avlng device for window cleaners and for other pur poses to be sold at. public sale Jan. 23. 1916. at 2 p. m. For full Informa tion see W. Q. Buffington, receiver, 284 Oak st " . $100 tiuWN, $ta a month- and Interest . buys store building In' Talent. Or.. in the beautiful Rogue River valley, interest 6 per cent price $1100; build ing about 2?x5$, near the bank. A. Y. Lindsey. 'Palms, Cal. - .. THE clasisest little candy and cigar store in Portland. Elegant location On Washington st. Fine business. If you secure this you'll have to hurry. "The Mijestic Golden Ray." 355 Wash ington ST. . . LADY or gentleman with of floe exper ience and $350 to Invest on high ! class proposition. Partnership basis. (Will yield big immediate returns. Re j ferences required. A-333, Journal. I HAVE two trucks; want someone to go in partnership with me who has moriey to ijuild passenger bodies; have several runs la view. Phone East 6605. SMALL lunch counter, good business. cheap rent; no reasonable offer re fused. - Mother's Kitchen," Main st, Lents.- WANTED Good business that few hundred dollars will handle. See Mr. Hardyv Oregon Investment Co., 402 Rexhchlld bldg. IF looking for a business, see me. Some good bargains , In groceries, confectionery and cigars, meat mar kets. Neal Brown, 200 Panama bldg. PARTY rilling to Invest from $300 to $500, to take Interest in a good p-y-lng business and do soliciting. Y-129, Journal. FOR SALE Bakery, grocery and con fectionery store. Dirt cheap for cash or part cash. L. B., 112, Castle Rock, Wash. GROCERY - store on prominent East side street lease. 458 Marguerite ave. avenue. - - ' 1000 Business Cards 50c Rvrtot- Ttr fn . s. W :or. 8t Morrloen WANTED Some capitalto finance a new medicine; fortune in It, E-326, Journal. t.r' ' ' - 00 BUSINESS 39c! CARDS Rose City Prlntery.Sd at Taylor FOUR shares Coin Machine Mfg. Co. J stock; make cash oner, a-iau. jour nal. WHEN you answer these Want Ada, mention me. journal. MONEY TO LOAN REAL- ESTATE - 21 LOANS on Improved city property or i for building purposes; advance made aa buildinar Drogresses: liberal repay ment privileges; no commission. J. P. Lipscomb. Z4Z starK rt. m 4zo. WE have money to loan on your real estate: first mortgages only. HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY. 423 Chamber of Commerce. BUILDING LOANS on city and subur ban nroDertv: money advanced aa work progresses, W. Q. Beck, 315 Fail-j Ing bldg. Main '3407. Mortgage Loans I. L. WHITE. ' 701 Selling bldg. . sioo.000 on mortgages city and farm . property, fire Insurance. McKenzla & Co.. Gerllnger bldg., 2d and Alder. MONEY to loan In amounts of $100 to $5000 on city property. A, XL Bell. 201 Gerllnger bldg. - CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con tracts; mortgage loans; reasonaoie rates. F. II. Lewis & Co.. 3 Lewis bldg. MORTGAGE loans at current rates. Real estate security. Apply room 02 Stock Exchange. 3d and Yamnui. I HAVE $2000 to loan on farm prop erty? $1000 on city property. Fred J. Meindl, 1524 Yeon bldg. $40,000 OR LESS. FARR1NGTON. 80 4th st Board of Trade bldg. MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7 per cent. Louis Solomon & Co.. 229 Stark st $500 to $7000 to loan on city or farm preferty. P-Z47, journal. MONEY to loan. 6 to 8 per cent. W. H. Seltz & Co., 310, Spalding bldg. $500 to $5000 to loan on city or farm property. Tgpor t-ozv, tt-sva. journal. MONEY TO LOAN AT 7. L. DE- LUCHI, 324 Front st Main 7806. $200. $360. $600, $900 $1200, $1800. Fred German, 914 Tnam. of Com. WHEN you 1 answer these Want Ads, mention The Journal. 1 LOANS $50 up; write details' for con- sidefatlon. .Box 364. Lents. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS, SALARIES 07 " " IMMEDIATE LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY AT EASTERN RATES. We have one of the finest retail dewelry stores in the city. A loan de partment i - conducted In connection with same, making business STRICT LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely no signs designating. - loan business dis Dlayed in front of our store. All mer chandise pledged Is held for a period oi seven xnontns. wnetner or not in terest is paid when due. We are li censed and have been established since 1899. No connection with any other loan establishment in tola city. A. & M. DELOVAGE. JEWELERS. 324 Washington st LOANS IN 4SIX HOURS' TIME. At Legal Rates We loan money on diamond, nlanoa. livestock, storage receipts, plain notes or furniture, i Portland Loan Co. Licensed by State. Room 206 Rothcbild Bids.. Bet 4th and 5th o Washington St $ $ $ STATE SECURITY CO.. $ $ $ ' LICENSED-BROKERS. SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES. $10 , $100. CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO - BORROW MONEY. ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY. Business strictly confidential.' . ijf a tp scviTTJifv. rr $ $ 309 Failing bldg. $ I MONEY AT i ONCE. Diamonds, Watches, Musical Inatrum'ta EiiBi co. (licensed.) 320 Lumber Ex. Bldg., 2d and Stark. MONEY to loan on diamonds. Jewelry a. w. K.mg. 45 Washington niog. LOANS on diamonds. : Jewelry. . strictly conriaeniiai. Mift aa et.. near Aiaer. LOANS on real estate, diamonds, Jew- eiry. Wm. Holl. K g. Washington b .a g. WHEN- you answer these Want-Ads. - mention Th Journal. LOANS WANTED 30 l WANT a 3 yr. loan at 7. no com. - Hast side 6 flat house, with $60 per mo. income. Phone gast 3831. X-120. LOAN wanted jof private party, -$5000 - on improved 200 , acre valley : farm. A'Ztj?, journal. $3000 ON 10 aeren on carline. close in; value $8000.-will Dar 7i: no brokeralLADY wishes position as housekeeper. S-8l. Journal. - - - ' - v- - $1700 FROM private party. Improved real estate security. - p-265. journal. $2500 AND $1400, on first mortaraee irom private narrv. - v-zis. Journal, FOK BALli $1700 first mortgage TVi. 30 i $150-1 m V . I 40 acres of land all fenced, valued at $800; goo Co.. ood little loan.. Fred W. vrerman 914 Chamber - of - com. WANTED to ' borrow, from private party at reasonable rate, $200v on 60 acres improved home near Gresimm. X 308, Journal.- ' . ' - WANTED $300 loan on unimproved lota. Worth $1100, Will -pay -10 to private party. B-701. Journal.' WHEN you answer these Want Ads, mention The Journal. FINANCIAL 61 FIRST and second mortgages, also s.l-lei-a Interest in contracts purchased. Oregon and Washington. H, E. Noble, Lumbermens bldg. - FOR SALE $2000 note and mtg. A-l -security. , 2 years time. . i'WIU discount,' to make 8&. 0-53. Journal. HELP WANTEDMALE 1 Y. M. C. A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT Record fer year 1914: , . Calls for men 1792 Positions filled 1314 All young men seeking employment are cordially. Invited w consul; with the secretary, of the employment de- BOOKKEEPER wanted In moctgage loan office; must be reliable and trustworthy; prefer young man with some fire Insurance experience. State experience, age, and give references in reply. S-311, .TournaT. WANTED- City salesman; good propo sition. Apply 535 Morean blda-. iV ANTED First class cleaner dyer at qitce. A-482, Journal. and HELP WANTED MISC. 49 NOTICE, AUTOMOBILE knd GARAGE OWN ERS, prolong the life of your car. In crease your shop efficiency. by em ploying a GRADUATE from the LEADING AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL In the PACIFIC NORTHWEST. Men supplied for any branch of gaa engineering. We are prepared to fur- nisn oona ror our students. Call Employment Department PACIFIC AUTO AND GAS ENGINE SCHOOL, 266-268 11th st. PortlaHoCOr. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR CO.. doing a general tepalr business, will teach limited .number of men,' Repairing and Driving. Tuition Part cash at time of enrollment balance after completing the course and obtaining a' position. Prepare yourself fo$ the SPRING RUSH. L. & M. Auto Repair Co., 369 Hawthorne. - SALESMAN ot energy and tact to sell high class advertising services; per manent. If engaged one of our field men will sell In your presence and In struct you. Commission basis. No advance seekers need apply. 0-95, Journal. $20 TO $35 per mo. extra money to any employed person without inter fering with regular work. No selling. No canvassing. Positively no invest ment. Unemployed need not apply. Address The Silver-Mirror Co., Inc. 123 W. M ad igon st. Chicago. WE HAVE-several openings for es- stabiishment ot - independent mail order business. Energy, good habit Bnd .Aiinil InHnnafit mtra Imnnrtant tjlan capital. SDare time at first. Par- tlculars free. Opportunities Exchange.. Buffalo. N. Y. MOLER Barber College wants men and women to learn tne trade, in s weeks. clean work. ! percentage paid while learning; tools free; scalp and face massage a specialty; send tor tree cat alogue. 48 N. 2d st MEN Women .wanted, government lobs. $65 to 1150 month. Write for list positions now obtainable. Frank lin institute. Dept. is 43 A. Rochester. N. Y. : MOVING PICTURE OPERATORS WANTED IN EVERY CITY IN THE WORLD. Operators earn $18 to $35 per week. We teach you. 64 Broadway. SALESMAN to - present high class proposition to manufacturers and re tailers. None but high grade men need apply. C-261. Journal. - WANTED Names " of men fU si ring Railway man ue posiuon. fon- land examinations coming. WX-128, Journal. PORTLAND railway mail clerk exam i inations coming. $75 month; full description free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 347A, Kocnester, rx. . COOK headquarters California Wine Depot. 2.91 Yamnui. near 6tn. USE Bassett's Native Herbs for rheu- matlsm; 50 tablets Z5c Ail druggists UNCALLED for tailor made suits $6.50 up. Taylor, the Tailor. navVs Burnslde. WHEN you answer these Want Ads, mention- rne journal. ELP VAXTEDFEMALE g WANTED Girl, 16, to take little boy out from 2 until o in exchange for music lessons. Mar. 4400, room lib. References. - BY wholesale- house, few salesladies for demonstration. Call 22a Flled- ner bldg.. evening, 7:30 to 0. LADIES to demonstrate resldental work. Call 505 Columbia bldg. WHEN you answer these Want Ads. mention The Journal. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE 29 Oregon Barber College will teach you tbe trade m 8 weeks; scalp and face massage specialty; tools free; positions guaranteed; pay while learning; tui tion reduced this term. 233 Madison. WANTED AGENTS 6 WANTED Agents in every locality in the northwest to tane agency ror household necessity, good protlt to representative. Apply Manufacturer, 535 Morgan bldg. . - SITUATIONS MALE WANTED To contract to clear 16 acres or more of land, tall from 5 to V p. m.. Main 6861. O. T- 266 Front st. Portland, st., Portland. . - EXPERIENCED janitor wants work; have had 10 years' experience. Call Main 4150. - BOY of 18 wants work of any kind. Comnetent chauffeur or mechanic. R. Owen, 390 Jefferson. Main 5760. PRINTER-EDITOR wants manage ment .of printing office, city or county. Address C-733. Journal. KALSOMINING $2 per room, painting. DaDerhanging. reasonaDie; wont guaranteed. Sellwood 1 399. GOOD worker, 2. must have work; handy at anything, no namts. ivui 30th ave.. S. E. WANTED A chance to work for a pair of shoes and some unoeciom- lng. S-934. Journal.. - Carpenter and cabinet work wanted by practical man, aiar. yi8, nz inarnet. KALSOMINING rooms. $1 up; palnt- ing; reasonaoie. iam zaa. SITUATIONS FEMALE POSITION Experienced housekeeper. where tne launary is seni out, or chamber work. Alaska hotel, or phone ) Marshall 1628. EXPERIENCED stenographer and dic taphone operator desires permanent position. Phone Main 1J15. ' KXPER1KNCED chambermaid or sec ond riri wants . wora. - r none aiar- shall, 63Si. witb, arirl 6 years old wants a' position. as Housekeeper or would I cook in camn. v-2 18. Journal, r SCOTCH woman wants dishwashing or cleaning. Keierences. rnone xaoor E943. - - ' ' AN educated, ambiuous young lady would like a gooa, rcapeciaoie po sition. V-219. Journal. COLORED woman, experienced,-wants day.- chamber or housework. Main 8908. - - - CHILDREN boarded by week,- or Tabor 6749.' Call after o'clock. I WOMAN - wishes work by . the hour or I oay. tnone - . I GOOD hand .laundry- wants bundle l . wasnina; or ow worn. i a our WHEN you Msver these Want Ada, roenUon Therjoumai, . LOANS WANTED (Continued) SITUATIONS FEJIALE, (CoatlBnea) j-: DAY nursery. 506 E. Ankeny. E. 1387. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE . -. ' AND FEMAKE 'v- - 23 MAN and wife would like to work on ranch by .the - month : or on shares. F-285, Journal. ' , -' " DRESSMAKING 40 LADIES' tailoring, alterations, coats relined. Mrs. Muckler, 445 Morrison st Main $133. Second floor. DRESSMAKING and tailoring .by day. Woodlawn 1960. lJKkiSBMAKlNG and alteration, rea sonable. East 2743. FASHIONABLE dressmaking, the best in the west. 648 Division et. PLAIN Bewing. Call A-1729. WHEN you answer iheee Want Ada, mention The Journal. NURSES MORE cases, any kind, reasonable terms, highest references. Main 7923. : - - FIRST class practical inurse ready now; engagements solicited. A-2772. Marshall 4283. Apt. 19. FURNISHED ROOMS WIAST SIDE ANNOUNCEMENT The Colonial managemeni; not . ana coio water, steam heated, thoroughly renovated: center of. business .district Phone Main 925. Rates 50c night and up; $2.50 week and up. Mrs. A. Tessier, manaeer. HOTEL TOURIST Hotel, cor. 1st and Morrison. Brick bldg., modern conveniences. Front rooms, $4 per week, no extra charge for 2 in a room. Transients, uuc and up. IV - ' IS HntplSuites $5. Outside .... - MUlVlr0oms room is, $2.50 up. By day 50c, 75c, $1; 12th and Washington sts. cor, THE ALBION HOTEL. 212 3d and Salmon. Rooms $1.75 week up; steam i heat hot and cold water, free bath, phone. ROOMS for young men in Y. M. O. A. Fire-proof building, shower baths, vacuum cleaned. Club facilities. Mod erate price. Cor. 6th and Taylor. iti most attractive corner room suite: can be used hnth for Viusi and Uvinisr rooms. Call at Mor- i a iouu d ROWLAND HOTEL. 207 4th st Attention : Large connecting suite with bathfSO a month; large room, -2 beds. $4 week. . ROWLAND HOTEL. 207 4th st. Best tooms In the 'city, $10- and $12 per month. RYAN Hotel Annex. 269 5th st New brick bldg., hot, cold water In every room. Steam heated. Main 9375. OUTSIDE rooms, brick, steam heat, free phone and bath, $2.50 week. 283 lSth st ' , HOTEL ARTHUR, 11th near Morririoii. Transient and permanent, rooms with 1I modern conveniences. $17.50 mo. up. 'hui. , , ' anu Ktxi LTiiciiLa in uiuueni iiu-. tel. $Z.50 week and up. 455 Alder. ?21iywunrRnh18irABB0TT 6ia,n.Si..J"?':n' ruit bmf.. electricity up i'i WEEK up, clean, warm, modern fur. rooms, central. The K-ing. 0 Jeff. HOTEL BUSHMARK. 665 Wash. st. - modern, conveniences. $1.50 wk. up. ZtTatlTXSKBS BOOMS BIDEPEIVATB FASXIX.T WEST 70 BEAUTIFUL, large, newly furnished front room, suitable for two. All conveniences. Close, in. 194 Lowns dale st. 15 cor. Taylor. rUKNlbHhD room in private family; board if desired. 255. Nartllla st. Mar. 5771. $3 PER MONTH, small front room with bath and phone. 773 Roose- veil si., near zan car. tAnibi mrnisnra room iiai. water, $11: 2 rooms, 5- 344 Front. 471 TAYLOR- St.. a very nice room suitable for 2 gentlemen. $7 per mo. M If' W. 1 u t o a f urnluhcf) i-ri r- u hnoinnaa location; sleeping or H. K." 207 6th. rUSSIBSED BOOMS SIDE PEIVATE FAKTX.T 71 EAST DESIRABLE room, clone in, every convenience;' very reasonable. East 7032. NEWLY furnished room, family prlv ileges, 1 $1.25 week. References Woodlawn 249. STEAM heated rooms, $1.50 per week. 117 Knott st. Woodlawn 1128. ROOMS AND BOARD 15 The Hill Hotel 23d and Washington. All outside rooms, excellent cuisine:' attractive rates to permanent . and transient guests. Rates, without bath, $35 mo. and up; with bath, $45 up. Reduc tion for two occupying room. Main 7584. A-7933. THE HAZEL, cor. 3d and Montgomery. Fine furnished rooms and board. $5 up: steam heat, hot oaths, free phone. CASA ROSA, 300 Jefferson. Room and board. Excellent home cooking. WHEN you answer these Want Ada, rr-ntlon The Journal. ROOMS AHD BOIBD PRIVATE MUILi - NICELY furnished room, suitable for two, with or without board, close Sn, west 6i?c, home prh'ileges; price rca- sonable. 181 17th et. - GIRL to stay with lady for room andi and Th'omoson s'cheols.- Phone labor sms 'iUum ana uoara o anu steani neat; nam. pnone. oi asi Madifon. Hawthorpe- car. E. 13th M. Kirv.T.Y fuminhMl rooms with board. rates reasonable. 63 N. 20th st., near Wash. Main 8950. L- ivm . ... .a t i ,1 h i i.i a fortable. Private family, board If , desired. Main 8084. 450 10th et knov and board in oriuate family llnc: au n:uoint water ga etec Kt?i'l..ana ? ,.in-,I la,miy- tric-itv. desk phone, double r.araee. 473 Main st. Marshall 6305. UtutZ5r Vifl S 383 5th children. $10 month. 383 5tn. WMFtK vim answer these Want Ad mention The Journal. CHILDREN cared for by day. week or Aionth. Woodlawn 3238. CHOICE of room with board; central cast side: 586 E. Oak St.-East 2407. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS WEST SIDE ONE room with kitcnenette, complete ly furnished, steam heat running hot and cold water, phone In every room: 7 blocks from 5th and Morrison ... . tit mil tin. 291 Columbia il. I " - , - corner 6 tti et. GEM APTS.. 1, 2. S room fur. H. K, suites. $1 wk.. up. 401 1st s.t. A-378. Also 5 room fur, flat. $18 mo. 1 AND 2 room H. K. eulteif, $8 to $12 month, steam heat. 245 N. 17th st, cor. Marshall. Marshall 443. DOWNTOWN modern apta. fur. or unfur.. $16 mo. up. Including light. beat. etc. Koyai Annex, aaut Mornson. ROICREST. ;12th and Yamhill Coy housekeeping suite, well heated; pri vate batn OILMAN. Hotel, 1st and, Alder. Fur nlshed H. K. rm cheap. $1.50 wk. up. Cambridge bldg., furnished H. K. rootnsj centra l cheap. 1654 3d. cor. Morr'n. NEAT H, K. rooms, gas, beat bath and phone free, zi jonnson si. - FURNISHED .- housekeeping rooms. $1.25 weeK up. zvi za st. WHEN you answer ' these Want Ada, mention The Journal. ' HOTJSEXEBTOfCr BOOMS " WX8T SIPB rartATB ramiT 73 TWO furnished boasekeeping room, light laundry.' bath, furnished, 1 block to'P.- O- 330 Taylor st. ONE or two well furnished housekeep- ing TOomi, with sleeping porch. 4 12 M ain yt. : BEAUTIFULLY rfmlshed single housekeeping room; plenty - heat, hot SINGLE" sleeping rooms, $1.(0 up; . heat, phone, bath, 221 13th st HOtrsxxzrzrijrcr booms WXST SXOB PaiVATB I con tinned) $7.00 MONTH and up. well furnish . light airv H. K. rooms, heat, bat ?,otA wat5r Bn, ,8as. electricity li f luaed. Easy walking distance, chbi. looation. 3 83 VJs Mill, corner Wl. Par Mailt 5581." : - . -v- 47l -MORRISON single or en suit desirable, newlv- fnrninh a nri ... sonable; grate, running water., all coi or h. k. aei- TAX LOR 1. 2 and 3 rmim 14 U suites. Free light, phone. -Vbati laundry. i.Jnd two rooms, housekeeping. 4; Alder. . ,. , WHEN you answer these Want Ad mention The Journal. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS EAST SIDE i.oo iu $3.75 week, furnished H. K rooms, gas, free beat laundry, ban Fnon V.aat b'T39. 40$ Vancouver mvt WHEN yo answer these mention The Journal. Want Ad . HOTJSEKEEPIIf O BOOMS JEAT SIDB FMTATB FAMIX.T $11 for 2 or $14 for 3 clean,- furnish housekeeping rooms. ElectrlcU water and phone Included. 1S7 t net. Morrison and Alder. -$2.25 TWO rooms. $.00 un low floor, walking distance. Bath, 4 East 7th. ' TWO furnished housekeeping room for rent; light Dhone. bath. 43 NVIIIlams ave.. near Broadway. K. 4949 $10 , Four unfurnished houwekeepin; AVn ! It , ... a . . I . . . . . . "'"a. oui r.. iiirt AOUITR. bust j tKONT room, large suite. Jkir. 11. K. own. :i Knott, near William FKO.N r room suite, cheap rent, vios In. 3S1 Hoss. Kast 3010 wi-ibN you rtiiBWt-r tnta nientlon The Journal. Want Ada Aisu i connecting rooms, modern near Tiroaaway hrtdge- -IS; K 1st TWO clean H. K. rooms. 640 th Stark FOR HUN T HOLS EH . MODERN BUNGALOW. New and up to dat.i 4 rooms on Sum r.er and Weostcr sts., near E. 13th 1 block north Of Alberta cur. with limit. in beds, buffets, coolers, window eau and bookcases; linoleum In" kltchei and baths; self lighting gas ranges anu n eaters, full attics ahd baaement'. tney are convenient and handy and partly furnished. Blanchard He. Clem- on, 702-3 SelUrir bhx. Phone Bun- day C-1287. SIX room house, I acre, of ground, ail' in cultivation, barn 1.1 miouirh fnr 4 cows, good well, some iruit, $10 per mouth; West Linn, Oregon City. For xurtner information call Tabor 325 - I m i-iaisey. FOR RENT Hve room cottage, new IV tinted, hot u uli r and "an 71 from, i3. inquire 87 1, Front mull? rtiaill dOtMf. SIX room modern bungalow oil E. 12tb nr. it. ....... I, . . . ., r- ' ..,.. iiaiautn.Dl., lent. 9, PAKR1SH, WATKlA'b Ac CO i , r jvt; " r i VT.fJ',? ".room h 1 '.'fn18- rooms, ga ' ''g''1.8- wllt tatt" Painting for 106 2d st touse, -ga if, electric' Jr rent. 1220 ; t.. Main Kt I v m TT iga.'ow and 6 room cotlagel , and gas; cheap ent and free water. I oeiiwooo is4t. - s uoou a room cottage and half acrttl for 415.00. Three blocks from liaw- inorne car on Division st. Key at gro cery Btore opposite. :all Tabor 3(40. ilU lioiv. l eb.uclice, iuujdi . . ..e 8;P,n porch, gas stoe.l io. mar. CLOSJ IN 4 ROOAl'CLEAN COiTAOii . yard. 3. Missouri av-.; Missis sippi car i FOR attractive Iioust-ii Lu rent uhh ClaYk Rental Service 2d floorlTltl v i rum oiog. ' 378 VICTORIA st., near Broadwaf. Desirable 6 room house. Close in, I lurnace ... i irun nii.i -viouern oungaiaw. rricol i io.o. vvoodmere stution. Taboii iuii or zi2. . i : i toNAP, goud UK lie . H i oum i iiimin. liorue, iti good "condition, reduced i !ctlt. Call 395 11th. from 2 to 5. SIX rooms, rent. ii. is. k. Cornell $1 E. ises. ntn and Knerman. inquire prem- i'lflill Iff I I, MODKhN 6 room house, $17 per. nioJ on oregon st. - ($11 SIX room HunnykWo house.. Ta- bor 3586 63 E. 2 1ST t. 5 rooms, clean; gaiage. modern, new,! 6 ROOM house, bntli, 1 Mill t., noaij rront. am. ev itn at. in. $9 MONTH ; close In. 6 room t'ottag. west aide. inquire 32 Morrlnon. SIX room houne, jjood condition, Hun-I nysiae; nwr i.t; $12. la txr 1B. NEW four room modern bungalow at I Myrtie i-urn, jz. Ta bor &M . SIX room modern house In Lauiel- hurnt. 1 block to carllne. Tabor 3555.1 I'l.HMSIIWJ cottage, 6 rooms audi bath.. all 414 College tt. WHKN you aimwer Uivtv Watil. Ada.l mention I he journal FURNITURE FOR SALE 33 HOI SKS FOR RKNT ' ADS of furniture for sale are pub-l iined in trie Housnoid Goods ciassi-1 flcation when house Is not for rent. ! 9 ROOM modern house, $25 per month. 2' u i 1 1 1 1 1 ( i iur iu ui a iwuv n Belmont St. Phone Tabor SM. - WHEN you answer these Want Ada,! mention Tbe Journal. . ; FURNISHED HOUSES 3fl ' A 11KNTL.KMAN who has steady em- -ployment In city has 7 room far- fn, r, I fiii lifart mil I room. All modt-rti. close to two carl jIt.B; abundance of fruit, chi-ken park, i everything pulnte.l. In good hape: ! ifoorl cement sidewalks to car;, all kinds of flowers; place is kept In best (order. I will pay for irrigating water. 1 i-3-l6. Journal. CICELY furnished 6 room modem I house, 1V4 blocks to Woodstock car-j Heltwood 2420, or Marshall 6937. ; TnpEB room house partly .furnlataed. j Jl would rent without furniture; i M iiir tn Imarrl ,-ttli nnrtv 9t W i Ohurlh si., pear Killlngsworth ave, and Patto ave. (.all wooaiawn loia. ' h ROOl DM bungalow, furnished. No. 1198 K. Mefcet st, near 37th st. Vine Uwn flowers and aarden. - W. -L. Nash, owner. 1 E. cOth st Phone B-3081. ' - NICELY furnished tt room house uttn aa.-den and fruit .$20 month. 7oo Borthwlck, East Side. ' , FURNISH KD 6 room cottage, $1J g ae range and electric iignt, i-ii lie ave. Sellwood .car. Woodlawn! 032 - 4 , i $Z0 il ruoni furnished modern house 1 block caritne. Adults only. Tabor 1042. - - MODERN bungalow, mostly furnished, cheap to desirable people. ?32 E. 27th 5 ROOMS nicely -furnished, modern; Hawthorne car. 314 E. 48th. MODERN, half of doubl houae.jfur- tilwhed. Phone and water. Wdh I20i, 4 ROOM fumihed Eouse. Call At'Cll Vancouver ave. WHEN you ana wet these Want .Ada, mention-The Journal. .v - FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ' v APARTMENTS V'A - 43 ONE large 3 room apartment, Ordway Terrace.- 395. 12th st Manager, Mra. John Cran. . ? ' . JL'LlEtlE APTS2d and Montgomery. Mooern a room apis., iurnisnea- or unitirnnnw; reasonaoie. - DRICKHTON--44C 11th St.; modern 2. 9 room iur, apu., j to o; waiv ing distance: excellent service. Mar, 57 CAM AH, 704 . "pvejoy Modem, brick; 2, 3-room apts.; $2z to $3. Mar. 29i; NICELY furnished rooms, close board If desired. 235 12th et in. FIA)RKNCK API'S.' 3 rooms complete v ly furnished, $27.60 to $35. 88$ llthi FOUR . rooms. : private, heated, yard. porches. 117 K. aza st. Taoor 5212. WHEN you anser these .Want VO.. mention Th Jotimal. - - - . (Contlaued oa JIt 7ag , I
