BROWN LEGHORN VIS
PRAISE OF THE EXPERT ,
Government Pouitrvman bays s
UU V Ol I II I ItI UUiLljriMC4.ii wJ
They Have Well Merited
Confidence Received.
High praise is- given to the Brown
Leghorn for Us hardy nature as well
triXUtdlng beauty of feather by
George E. Howard, government poultry
expert, who prepared the booklet on
Standard Varieties of Chickens. ,
, Regarding this beautiful fowl. How
ard saya:
-The Brown Leghorns are one of the
prettiest of the Leghorn varieties, but
they are th most difficult of all to
breed to feather. They have merit
ed the confidence of poultry lovers for
a long time; their hardy constitutions
have withstood rough usage, and
promiscuous interbreeding has not af
fected their characteristics.
A Tlxed Variety
They are a fixed variety,, and their
merits are notloeable from the newly
hatched chick to the oldest specimen.
' In mating Brown Leghorns the
n.ost successful breeders use a dou
ble mating, one pen for each sex. Fine
birds, both cockerels and pullets, can
be bred from the ame pen by using
slightly different types of females.
The same male often will breed 'the
finest of both exhibition cockerels and
pullets, but it Is a rare case to have
a female breed ooth sexes of a remark
able quality.
'Matin Flan.
-'.When two pens are used, at lvie
head of the pen mated to produce the
cockerels place a fully developed cook
With no serious fault, cf standard
color, especially strong in comb, lobe,
hackle, and saddle, a dm-k undercolor
being preferred. To him mate hens of
a shade darker than standard with I
smalt, evenly serrated, standing combs;
a trifle brick color on winra Is no ob
jection, as it will give a brighter color
on wing bows of the cockerels.
Shafting Also Helps.
' " Shafting oh .the bark will also heir)
tne, blue k stripe In the saddles. The
pullets rained from this pen will be
too dark for exhibition, but tl;ey will
be a great help in breeding cockerels
" the next season. The male' at the
head of the pen mated to produce the
pullets should be from a pullet strain,
and bred directly from an exhibition
hen. His color should be a trifle light;
'comb large, but evenly Hcrrated, If thin
near the top all' the better; hackle and
saddle may be light gray or white;
' wing bows should show more purplo !
than red, as too much red shows signs
of being bred from a brick y hen.
Hate XJffht Females.
To' him mate exhibition females
having light brown penciled with dar!
brewn on back and wings, all one
shade, free from shafting on back or
'brick color on wings
TMiese hens
'should have the large
comb Ivlnir
v.f hut nrm rwi .tmnr'i.n th. heart ,
so It does not He close to the eye and i
face.
' The cockerels raised from this mat
ting' are the birds to use for breeding
'females the next year. Ly breeding
Brown Leghorns in this manner wa
have the distinct lines of blood, which
i Biiouia never us cruustu,
Pertinent Advice
For the Poultry man
By O. C. Iamb.
ISC O. A. C. Extension I'onury specialist.
Feed the little chicks clean, un
tainted food. Musty or moldy food Is
1 liable to bring disease and serious
; trouble.."
If nrenared chick feed is used, buy
. gooa quality. iiu craciteu corn in ino
chick reed may te musty tr too oia
ind if it has been heated in any wsy
If your miller can supply a good
grade of cracked corn and cracked
wheat, you can make a good efficient
home mixture of chick feed.
A fhlck ration that Is too concen
trated will cause digestive troubles.
fturniBU cnuuKii uvui inuiiii;iib iui bui-
sisfactory growth.
Don't forget that the growing chick
'deeds lust as carefully a balanced ra
tion as the laying hen. Ash, grit,
, charcoal, succulent green food and an-
imal food are Important elements in
. the chick's ration.
The following ration and method of
'Chick feeding is used successfully at
' the Oregon experiment station, and
.is recommended:
' . t Ration for Small Chlokens.
" Starting food. Bran mixed crum-
bly with soft boiled egg; or bread
squeezed dry out of milk.
' Grain mixture. 1 pint cracked wheat,
.'1 pint cracked corn.
; Mash mixture. 3 lbs. wheat bran.
1 lb. wheat middlings or shorts. 1 lb.
, com meal. Pinch of salt added when
mixing.
; First feed time. 24 to 38 hours.
- First week. Starting food twice a
;day; grain mixture three time a day
"on clean sand; after two or three days,
- grain litter; clean water; grit, char-
'coal, cracked bone. In separate dishes;
; green food.
One to three weeks. One feed a
''day of moist mash, what chicks will
clean up In an hour; grain mixture in
Utter two or three times a day; grit,
charcoal, cracked bone,, and beef scrap
in hoppers; water; green food.
Three to six week. Morning feed
of moist mash; two feeds of grain
mixture; dry middlings in a hopper,
If signs of diarrhoea appear; hopper
fed beef scrap, water, grit, charcoal,
cracked bone, always available; milk
'to drlna; green food. .
After Six weeks or on range. Morn
" ing meal of moist mash; two feeds of
grain mixture; milk (or beef scrap).
charcoal, grit, Done, water, oats may
'be added to the grain mixture, if de
sired; the proportion of wheat may be
increased or decreased as it becomes
' lower or higher in price than, corn.
Washington Hens
; j Set Pace in Laying
Mountain Grove. Mo., Slay 12. The
' high water mark In eggproduction has
' been reached during either March or
v April In sill contests held at this sta
; t1on, and during both March and April
- this year, the records have surpassed
all previous records. The records for
' the first six months of each contest
are as, follows, each hen's average for
' the six months beginning November 1
each year: First contest, 63 eggs; sec
; oiid contest, 88 eggs: third contest. 78
I eggs; fourth contest, IS eggs; , fifth
'contest, 81- eggs. ,
- . The pens making the , ten ,hlbst
-, records for six months are distributed
among the many creeds and varieties.
. One point, worthy of note is that aeveni
of the fen highest pens belong to what
is commonly termed "the all purpose
class,! there being , two Rocks, two
I Reds, two Wyandotte, and on Orp-
I I net on, the other three being Leghorns,
I This la a fine showing- for the medium
weight birds, as the six montha"Cov
'era the winter season- when ergs are
high, and also the principal part of
the breeding (season. The pens making
the ten highest records for six months
are as follows: . .
Pen, Eggs.
r. c. Rea, Missouri ,...6is
Barped Rock,, MissoorJ 691
i mac wrpingions, inaiana os
25 8. C. Whlite Leghorns, Wash. ..67
49 White Wyandottes, Mich. , ...,6S
ob b. neat, iowa ....... 658
60 White Wyandottes, Missouri ...541
11 8. C. White Leghorns, Kansas ..530
17 8. C. White Leghorns, Texas ..638
' Five of the- six pens making the
highest record for April are Leghorns.
Pens making the five highest records
for April art as follows:
Pen, Eggs.
38. 8. C. White Leghorns, Missouri . .132
18 S. C. White Leghorns, Ky 131
25 8. C. White Leghorns, Wash. ...130
27 S. C. White Leghorns, Missouri. .127
16 S. C. White Leghorns. La. 125
71 Barred Plymouth -Rocks, Mo. ..125
The hens making the five highest
records to date are as follows.
Hen. Pen. Eggs.
4. 75 White Rock. Washington. . 14S
3. 25 S. C. White Leghorn. Wash. 139
1, 75 White Rock, Washington. . .137
., 59 R. C. Red. Missouri 135
5, 6 S. C. White Leghorn, N. J. 133
2, 82 Black Orpington, Ind 132
lUZ Oregons, O. A. C Corvallis 527
White Wyandottes
In Lead at Storrs
Storrs, Conn., May 12. At the close
of the twenty-sixth week the fifth
laying competition at Storrs is just
half over. Tine .three best pens In
each of the principal breeds are as
follows:
Plymouth 1 Rocks Jules F. Francals
(Barred), W. Hampton Beach, L L.
908; Rock Rose farm (Barred). Ka
tonah, N. Y. 870; Holliston Hill Poultry
titonx (White). Holliston, Mass.. 859.
Wyandottes Tom Barron (White),
ratforth, England, 1132; Obed G.
Knipnt ivviiite), Hriageion, K. l.,
P. W. Backus (White), Chatham, On-
tarlo, 978
Rhode Island Reds A. W. Rumery.
Danville, N. H., 941; Pinecrest Or
chards, Groton, Mass., 820; Jacob E.
Jansen, North Haven, Conn., 912.
White Leghorns Wiir Barron. Bar
tie. Kn gland. 969; Tom Barron, Cat
forth, Kngland, 896; Francals F. Lin
coln. Mi. Carmel, Conn., 83k
Miscellaneous Oregon Agricultural
College (Oregons), Corvallis, Or., 802;
J. Colllnson (Black Leghorns), Barn
acre, Kngland, 794; A. Schwara. (Black
Rhlnelanders), Burlingame, Cal., 785.
To Get Fancy Prices.
To Recurs a fancy price for eggs.
you must be absolutely certain that
every eug sold is fresh. Don't leave
an egjr In nest for nest egg. You
mlrjht accldently get one in gathering
and send it to your best customer
then goodbye customer. When the
breeding season is over sell all the
roosters, or it you have a few good
ones you wish to keep, pen them up.
'IH;n ou sei a lancy price ror
llller"" esasa. wmtn rq in jjreai at
mand In hat weather. Clean all eolled
" uip uih.hu ury-wen
so they will not shine. Keep all small
and Imperfect eggs at home. Fill
each layer with eggs of the same slse,
they look so much better that way.
Pack carefully, so they will reach the
customer in poori condition, and abso
lutely guarantee every egg to be fresh.
You will not have any trouble in get-
Read for the Ideas
Business Does Not Come to Him
Invents Ideas and
These are the days when the dealer
In real tflfp ia acHva In fettinir irieflM
I . v., v, , .i k
cause ho gets them.
Ideas beget trade activity, and trade
activity begets ideas.
Business will not come tq the indi
vidual these days.
He must go after it or create it.
Ideas are plentiful, but they musu
be sought for; when they are found
they must be adapted to your own par-
Do not ' be an imitator; you may
fail.
Kvery day an idea may be gleaned
from the news columns of the daily
paper.
Every day thousands of readers are
looking for Ideas.
An advance announcement of a new
method of financing the purchase of a
home was published in The Oregon
Members
Portland Realty Board
UUa U-a nlUBH0UUlkUU Wa
INVESTMENTS.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
404-6 Northwest Bank btdg.
FAMOUS RIDQEFIELDSOIL
Fertile farms at fair prices. Fenced or
unfenced land; small tracts; acreage.
H B. APPERSON. RIDOEFIELD.
WASH.
THE BRONU CO.. inc.
REAL ESTATE.
J7 Oak St., Lewis bldg.
Business and suburban property trib
utary to Union avenue a specialty.
Main 1748.
Campbell, Smith & Co.
GENERAL INSURANCE.'
REAL ESTATE.
617 Corbett bldg. Both Phones.
Cascaden & Reader,
107 RAILWAY EXCHANGE.
Farms for sale and exchange In ail
western states. Dakota and Minnesota.
Canadian lands a specialty.
K N. CLAHK to
CLAHK. i
EASTMORELANDjWESTOVER
INDUSTRIAL CENTER.
Building and Insurance. ,
Id fioor Title A Trust bldg
"WHEAT iand. well watered. S00 acres
last year's crop 40 bu.; 800 acres
under cultivation. 200 acres bunch
" 150 of same can be cultivated.
For terms, address V. C. Guernsey.
Slarbuck. wasn
Hartman & Thompson
Corner Fonrtn ana Biarn
BOLE AGENTS TOK
ROSE CITt PARK
" " HOPPES ASP LOTS
The Fred A. Jacobs Co.
104 ITH STREET.
General Real Estate. Exchanges, Rent
als and Insurance.
Main 8&9- A-llTt.
W T. JORDAN VALLEY ENG. LAND CO.
i . v-lvf .lhans iVv Ara . furs
laada, efoeh ranchea. irritation profecta iBM
to lo.ow acreai. nuu-i "i"
JORDAN VAtLET ENG. ft LAND COMPANt.
r. D. Jiyn. atr.
Main 67.
i REAL ESTATE. -118-87
Chamber of Commerce .blflg.
ting and holding customers for all you
can produce, at several cents abova
the market price. , i
Water Glass Method !
ri Of Preserving Eggs
This is tha season when the "hen Is
busy, and those who have a surplus
of eggs which they do not wish to sell
may preserve them until the slack lay
ins season. George A. Olson, chemist
for' the state agricultural experiment
station at Pullman. Wash., makes the
following suggestions as to containers
and strength of water-glass solution
1 a recent bulletin on preserving eggs:
Below Is given convenient size Jars,
whlrh can be Durchased from local
dealers: the approximate number of
eggs (average sise and volume) they
will hold, together with the pints ef
water-glass solution that win t re
quired to cover tne eggs.
No. Eggs. Solution.
Container. Will Hold. Pints. Ounces.
1- ralion ...... 40 3 10
2- eallon 80 7 3
3- taUon 120 1" 13
4- gallon 160 14 6
G-gallon 200 18 0
l)-Kallon 400 36 0
The proportions of water-glass to
water required for preserving eggs
varies. Some have successfully pre
served eggs in proportions of one part
of water-glass to 20 parts of water;
others have used more concentrated
solutions.
The proportions to be used will de
pend largely upon' the length of time
desired to keep them preserved. For
the shorter periods perhaps the weak
er solutions will do, but it is safer
to use a proportion of one part of
water-glass to 12 parts of water than,
say. one with 15 parts of water. The
best results, however, have been ob
tslned where the eggs have been pre
served in a solution containing one
pint of water-glass to 9 or 10 pints
of water.
BREEDER OF BARRED
ROCKS FOR 22 YEARS
(Continued From Preeedln Page.)
the fowls In hoppers throughout the
day.
Kale provides what Mr. Myers con
siders the best green food in winter,
and. his birds are constantly supplied
with it. Irr'the summer the chicks are
run in small colonies of from 6 to 10
hens, each given a runway of about
20x40 feet. This Is kept constantly
in grass. There are no bare pens on
the Myers place.
Ideal Housing Methods.
Recently Mr. Myers built an ideal
chicken house for his method of breed
ing. On either side th colony pens
extend out from the house and the in
terior is divided into breeding pens,
each about 10x12 feet. "The roosts are
made in three parts. The dropping
board is the detached top of a low
table or bench about 8 feet long by 2
feet wide and 18 inches high. Above
the board is ttie roost, a pole nailed
to tlfe tops of two triangular pieces
of board. This roost is readily taken
out of the pen and scalded and thus
kept free of mites. It sets away from
the walls of the house, another ad
vantage when seeking freedom from
mites.
There are windows in tne house on
either side and skylights in the roof on
the south side give plenty of light for
the birds during the winter months,
when they are kept penned up and fed
Ideas for the Reader
Who Waits, But to Him Who
Hustles for Business.
Journal's real estate department one
day last week.
That same evening one of the many
mousantta of readers of The Daily
Journal saw the item.
Previous to that tima he had made
up his mind 15 a certain course" of
action. !
The reeding of the item referred to
caused him to change his mind and
decide upon immediate action along
me line suggested In the item.
Before noon the next day he had
closed a deal for a lot and arranged
ior tne Duilding of a home.
ideas are to be found everywhere;
make use of them. '
People are looking for Ideas, too;
give them the benefit of yours
If you have an idea which you have
rouna- userui, give your brother realtor
tbe benefit of it through the columns
oi the newspaper.
ofF the
MABTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
rWL. S"1"8' manager, Uabton. Wash.
Property exchanged, town w iu. j
wheat lana. cuesp raw land.' dnder gSrn
ment Irrigation project, insurance, reuta, no
tary DHDllr.
MALL Si VON B0RSTEL
,' BROKERS
Beal Estate. Leaaea. Mortsare Loans
(JEN PR At I ICBI1 r . 7,r.
04 2nd St.. Lnmber Exchange i.ids. Main 14.TS
fA a U a .r . 1.
wmm HU nap S3 A B WV H.
u n KEAL ESTATE 5
K 0ISf.?I,f;'HlV," tsUfpnila Lands K
K Main 1188 Tlsi. K
RKil '.(7 xunu-D
-AAXtt.
" lHm ia ny loeeliU a specialty,
117 Board of Trade bidg.
main sssv.
i he Oregoh Home Builders
Home buildjrs, renters, exchange
dept. Loaa Det. and real eatate. ia5S
Northwest Bank bids hjo
8. P. OSRITRW
6U2 fcKAlt HLUO.
,uod ;i:;LTitz?vrz.?
rrn-w s i H N I -
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H. If. fALMEB-JONES CO
REAL EST ATM tlUUKKUM
o wucox bkig. " T Miffaeoa.
forUand. Or.
J. G. RAINEY
o4 Yeon bids.
Marshall 3177.
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTM ENTS
.THE RUAW.JEAB Ca
Beaverton-Reed vlll Acreage.
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY.
lOa 4th w PorMand, oZ
Phona Main 35. A-3S0Q
1 B1CBAKO BBKPARP
BEAL ESTATE
peelaltilng In Bone Sites 6a West Side North
Halo 6. Oftlcea WUlbrlUge " WtlEooa!!
TITI-B GUARANTEE AND IB.
STRACT COMPANy. .
- Abstrsets.' real estau, loanranee. took las
after asaeesmeflts and taxes a specialty.
k Marshf leld t nd CoquHls City. 6ri ?
"HENRY SENGSTACKEN., Manager.
In s, deep straw litter to, force exer
cise and laying.
ana pouury jrro is lotaitu in aui
orcnara. i nere is no oeiier piace iot
raising- show birds.' says Mr. Myers.
"Tha tress give them plenty of shade.
and you have to have good shade it
you want cotor."
Feeding Chick.
For the first three days chicks may
be fed a mixture of equal parts hard
boiled eggs and stale bread, or stale
bread soaked In milk. When bread
and mlli are used, care should be ex
ercised to squeeze all milk out of tha
bread. From the third or fourth day
until the chicks can eat wheat and
cracked corn, commercial chtek feed is
a good ration.
, THIS MORNING'S TELE
GRAPHIC REPORTS FROM
MECCA. NORTH JUNCTION
AND OTHER DESCHUTES
POINTS ON OREGON
TRUNK SAY: WEATHER
CLEAR. CALM. WARM.
RIVER CLEARED. PROS
PECTS EXCEEDING LY
GOOD FOR" TODAY AND
SUNDAY. OTHER POINTS
REPORT RIVER CLEARER
THAN AT ANY PREVIOUS
TIME THIS SEASON.
BY.
CED9T1U I1EISU UE3E
Beginning today. May 13, Cen
tral Oregon train will leave Fall
bridge 12:50 a. m., and will ar
rive North Junction, 4:30 and
South Junction 5 a. m., Satur
days only, to accommodate ang
lers going to canyon points. Re
turning, train will leave Bend
6:30 p. m. Sundays only, reach
ing all canyon points' early in
evening. Arriving time Portland,
8:00 a. m., unchanged.
Totrlsts sleeping car (berths
$1 each way) on train 8,;leavingr
Portland 6 p. m. North Bank
Limited, leaving Portland 7:10
p. m., connects with Oregon
Trunk train at Fallbridge.
City Ticket Office 5th & Stark
Broadway 920; A-6671
Deschutes River
Latest reports Indicate fishing will
be the best of season by Sunday.
Trout flies out in large numbers
and good catches have been made
since Wednesday. Deep fishing thus
far the most successful.
Hood River
Water has gone down and cleared.
Steelheads. cutthroats and mountain
trout plentiful. Salmon eggs and
spinners best lures for steelheads;
trout rising to beaver kill, llgnt
cowdung, blue upright and gray
hackle flies.
Creeks Bonneville and west not yet In
first class condition account high wa
ter. Some catches being made and im
provement looked for soon.
For further information ask the O
W., R. R. & N. City Ticket office.
Third and Washington.
THE - Kmi Tl FISH
For trout Is on the line of the Wil
lamette Valley Southern R. R. Good
trout streams which are reached on
this line are Buckner creek. Milk
r..A1r Mnlolln nlv.r an4 Rntt fraalr
rXll mountain streams. Leave Port
land. 1st and Alder, at 9:16 a. m. ana
C:4o p. m.
Trains Uso leave Oregon City
throughout the day. Firat train leaves
Oregon City at 7:60 a. m.
Where to Get It
WTrmra
WB9V PAY
When yon can get good taslde blockwoou at
$3.50 a load; doable load, $0.50. Bog wood
Billed with heavy S3.2& a load; $6 for double
kwdu
, LEWIS rOEL CO.,
Phones Broadway 2339. A-211.
S & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
Dry slabwood. Inside wood, fir and
oak. Fair prices.- - Honest measure.
We deliver any place north,, of Alberta,
- cotuisBiA'niaco.
Columblablvd. and Delaware -St.
PHONE . WOODLAWN ait
ks Information glffc
SFishermenS
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POULTRY AND PIGEONS 3T
WHITE LEGHORNS, the famous Mc
" Kenna Park strain of pedigreed
English Leghorns. Best laying stock
In west. Eggs for hatching, 11.60 to
15 per setting; 100 eggs at 17.50. Now
booking orders for May chicka- at
$12.60 per 100. Yards, Me Kenna ave.
and Lombard' st McKenna Park Poul
try Farm. 727 Chamber of Commerce.
Portland 'Or. - -
CHICKS, White Leghorns, now ready,
big batches, large chicks, quality
A-l, bred fof high egg production,
hatched by Master incubators, easy to
raise. Master Hatchery. 415 Jessuo
st.. Portland, Or. Wooalawn car or
phone Woodlawn 4344.
WHITE Leghorn baby chicks from
. proved heavy laying stock; May de
livery. 8 per 100; we guarantee safe
arrival. The Pioneer Hatchery. Peta
luma. Cal. '"
20 BLACK Minorca hens and rooster,
also 12 Salmon Faverells and 1 rooat
er at 31 each; also eggs for hatching.
Phone Main 4668. " .
BARRED ROCK eggs, incubator lots,
specialty. Baby chicks. 1447 Mai
ory. Woodlawn 1C56. '
BAKRtD Rock eggs,
Wdln. 2397
incubator lota.
ALISKY BUILDING
H. VT. Cor. Third, and Morrison Streets
TEWAHTS QF ALISKY BUILDIBTQ
DR. J. E. LA VALLEY.
DR. D. T. BROWNE.
Chiropractic Physicians.
Suite 214-15-16. Alisky bldg.
Main 6943.
MISS DECKER'S PRIVATE BUSI
NESS COLLEGE.
Shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping,
English branches. PERSONAL AT
TENTION. Day and night classes.
New Alisky bldg.. 3d and Morrison.
NEW TODAY
EDWARD
HOLMAN
CO.
BSTABLtmB 1877.
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
aits
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LADY ASSISTANT
TBXBD AJTD SAUfOIT 8TXESTS.
MAIW 507. A-1S11.
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Choice Xoans of 510,000 and TTP
On Improved Business Property
(or for Improvement Purposes).
J. P. UPSOOMB.
843 Stark Street.
1
On City and Farm Propertin U
any onwui at vnrraBt Satta,
aaranan a xnompsoa, BaaKara.
uoraar ex tount ud Stark St.
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
806 sekum Biasr- Portland. Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment ft Mortgage Co.
Offices 208-4, 170 3d-St.
FARM LOANS
Mortgage- Company for America
Boom 82. Ainaworth Bids'.
Phone Mti 6841. Portland. Or.
MEETING NOTICES
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons.
Pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6tn.
Vita! Statistics
marriages. Births, Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lewis Ferlnjr, Cresweil. Or., legal, and
Venlta E. White, 450 East Twelfth street
north legal.
E. Zimmerman, 594 Maple atreet, legal, and
Maty Chapman. 5&4 Maple St., legal.
John A. Lindgren, Mint, Or., legal, and
Maria Gabrielson, New Huston hotel, legal.
George Dernberger, San t'raneiaeo. Cal., le
gal, and (Christine Handn, Imperial hotel, legal.
Harry J. Chase, 2SH Jefferaon-at., leal,
and Coda I. GUbreath, 170 Thirteenth atreet,
legal.
W, G, Smith & CoXftZ
and
cards.
rnira rioor Morgan mag.
L.cS8 suits sold or rented, lo prices,
latest styles, all sizes; we buy dress
suits. Bare'l's Misfit Cloth. Store. 61 8d,
UKhSS suits for rent, all sizes, unique
Tsilorlng Co.. 309 Stark st.
BIRTHS
M-yi'aJ,i.iMlwfcM,iiw., -L - 1 - 1 ii 1 1 -
ROSEBTSON To Mr. and Mrs. John A. E.
Robertson, 649 K. Beimout at., May 2, a
docghter.
TIIORSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ran Thorsen,
14&S Montana are.. May 1, a son.
PALMER To Mr. and Mm. Mocaie M. Palmer,
15tt AlnawOrth ave.. May 5, a daughter.
TWEET To Mr. and Mra. V . Nv Tweet. 234
12tli St., May 5, a son.
NELSON To Mr. and Mra. B. E. Nelson,
805H Holladay are.. May 7, a dangbterr
LOVEJOY To Mr. and Mra. Carroll H Loe-
loy, 131 E. Slat at. N ., May 9, a mm.
HOFFMAN To Mr. and Mra. Fredrick S.
Hoffman, 1109 E. Harrlaon at.. May 8,
a daughter.
GABBOWE-To Mr. and Mra. A. Garrowe,
1010 S. Willamette bird.. Mar 1. aVon.
CONSEK To Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Conaer, 2SQ
Buasett St., May 0, a son.
JAN1N To Mr. and Mra. Louis A. Janin,
. 1109 Glenn ave. N., May 1, a son.
PLYMPTON To Mr. and Mra. Frederick E.
Flmpton. 322 E. 17th at. N., April 30, a aon.
TEACHSEL To Mr. and Mra. Fredrick Trach-
sel, 269 E. 63rd sL N., May 6, a sou.
GALASH To Mr. and Mrs. Kick B. Calash,
V3 n. lorn si., aiay o, a son.
UOBLLKR To Mr. and Mra. Martin Moeller
831 E. 9th ft May 5, a dnnghter.
IjKATHH AM) f i rV ; KIM AM T
M1ZEN Edward Mizen, Patton htme. May 7,
75 yeara. paralysis of heart.
MURPHY KllMbetn Murphy, 1213 TlbbeU St.,
Ma; 10, 51 years, cerebral hemorrhage.
EM HIGH Rosa Ecu-ten, Sellwood hospital.
May s. VI yearw, wrvTiuH
MARTIN fOKUbO CO- ftorlsta, til
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers
for- all occasions artistically arranged
ri.AKKE HtOd florists, sea? Morrison
st. Main or A-1&06.V Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
TONSBTil FLORAL CO.. 2 Wash..
bet. 4th and h. Main tlZ. A-110.
06CAK JWHMDUN FLOKAL CtAw S
Glisan st Mar. 4378. A-1484.
MAIN 6116; 'wreaths, pillows, $ up.
Sprays $1 UP- Chappei
MB.M7 womaon
MAi. M ciAtl'iH, iiorutt. 141 H em u
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 73
Continued
SMI ml In this city. May 11. Usuries Barry.
more Smith, aged 53 yeans.. Foneral from
Holnwo's funeral parlors at 10:30 -. an.,
Monday, May 16. rheao to .the Portland ere-
mctatitim. Take Sclhvrod ear for serf ices " i
the yesMtortsw. Krteeds Invited. I
HAYS la tuu city, at tola reautoneo, Mr J2, i
Charles Hays, aged 69 years. 10 njootha,
23 y- '?Bd.ll,tt9 li.rrS1
aervlera, which will be held at Holman'a ru-
ntral 'parlor, at ' p. m., Monday
May 15.
ntennpot lxme W cemetery.
BXKE1) J ease Earl Bneed. G?od Samaritan,
Ma . 23 years. seoUcemla from rractiirt.
AKHLSTROM Mr. E. O. Aablatrom. 307 .
21t tt.. May 9. 62 jreara, chronic Inter
stitial nepbrttia. -HELDT
Henry Heldt, Jnrra sanatorhna. May
MERtMAK' Mary M. Merlman, Good .SamarU
tan. May lO, S4 yeara. rapture of pancreas.
COMAX Rutn Martin Ooman. Portlana feur-
s-ica! hoanltal. May IP, 47 yeara, eancer.
LNLIUL I)lKECTOK8
Years of Experience Enablea
This Firm to Give YOU
. Perfect Service
This modern establishment,
-with its conveniences, includ
ing a secluded driveway, in
sures absolute privacy, caus
ing in no way a departure
irom art established policy of
moderate prices,
ilutperienced Woman Attendant.
j, P, Finley & Son
Tho Progressive
FUNERAL DlK-CTORS,
Montgomery at Fifth.
Main a. A-15.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E.
Alder st. Phone East 62, B-252a.
A. Li. KENWOKXay. CO.
Two Estaousnmenis.
Tabor 62S7; 680 2d su Lents. Tabor
688; 66th st. and Foster road., Arleta.
1?. L LB
Undertaker, bast liiu and Haw
thorne. E. 7&1, K-lbJa. Lady assistant,
Dumninadt MctnteeJVrTiS
every detail, iiroauway and Pine sts.
Broadway 40, A-4uba. Lauy assistant.
WaltecC. Ken worthy
1632-1634 E. 13th. Sell wood 71. B-112.
MiLLEK dt XRACEX. independent tu-
neral directors, rrlces low as
40, $ti0. Wash, at Ella. Aa. Ztial. A-7886.
A, R. Zellar Co East 108a. C-1088.
Lsdy attenoant. Day and night wervlce.
CLMPi'i ifu Ru-BiU-ENCE UNL.
LnlUoUiiM. 6133 A-23S6. 44
fKLS.
6 Morr.
1C2S Belmont at 34t:i Lady attendant.
RT Rwrnoc Williams and Knott.
1 1 oyrnes East ms, c-is4$.
Hamilton
"East 80th and Glisan. Fu-
neral services. Tabor 4318.
CV CMCQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162
OiNiL VV r A-2321 Cor 8d and Clay.
T
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS.. 264-26$
4th St.. opp. city hall. Main 8664.
Philip Neu fe Sons, for memorials
Ublaelsing grani
U 2fe7-3ltt 3T COP. MAOI9QN
BEACH PROPERTY
48
BEACH house and lot at Lake Lytle.
Or. Worth $2000. Photo and plan
on exhibition at Journal office. Make
me an offer. OX-768. Journal.
GEARHART Park, lots 13. 14, blk, i',
1st Add., on Cottage ave. $500 each.
Owner. Box 1)3, Fort Canby, Wash.
4 f
FOR MALE HOUSES
TWO room house. 100x114. sewer in,
$850; $100 cash $10 month.
6 room new modern bungalow, $2260;
terms. 1
Five room house, good repair, street
improved; $1700; terms.
GATEWOOD." 166 M 4th.
Why Not build
And get a home according to your
Ideals. I design, build ana finance any
building; artistic sketches free. See
me before you build. N. O. Eklund,
S13 Horirv bids: Main 6812.
BARGAIN HUNTERS.
T Mon k..ainnoa 'rt
am going east:"? room house and Tot!
E. 34th and" Belmont, Sunnyslde. Must
do it by Tuesday sure. Your pricu
takes it; all clear, -pply owner, 70
6th st. Monday
FOR SALE 7 room modern house,
corner lot, gas range and water heat
er, parlor stove, beds, chairs and nu
merous other articles go with place;
$3&0 cash, mortgage $650. Phone Ta
bor 5123.
FOR SALE Our home, furnished,
rooms, lot 60x100, fruit trees, ber-
rlee, etc., located near Laurelhurst
Park, 8 blocks from Sunnyslde car.
Price reasonable, Phone mornings.
lanor t'JU. no asenw.
MUisT sell ray $2600 home for $2100;
house 1 year old, & rooms, modern.
fireplace, tu-il basement lot 60x100.
ML Tabor district, excellent view,.cd
tl2d st.. near Glisan, I block to car.
Phone Broadway 1658. " '
FORCED to. sell my $960 equity for
$160. House l years old, cost $3300,
has 6 rooms, full basement, Dutch
kitchen, breakfast room, built In buf
fet, large attic. Piedmont district Mr.
Hageman, Broadway 1S6.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK.
6 room house and lot. 34th and Bel
mont. Sunnyslde; business or apart
ment site; make me a cash oner ana
take It. 70 6th st.
$650 EQUITY-hi a $1250 6 room bun
galow for $275 cash. Cement walks
In, lot 40x120, with alley; house built
2V4 years. This is a pickup. Call Sell
wood !Zii3.
GOING east; will sacrifice home,
$1066, $400 cash, balance $10 months
6 interest. Flock of chickens and
gas range go with place. 15&S K. th
st. N.
ACRE, new modeam 6 room house,
for sale or rent. $1600; will rent for
$9 month; ground cleared and nicely
fenced. 5c fare to city. Phone Mar
shall 3506.
SOME BARGAIN One and one fourth
acres: 9 blocks Irvlngton clubhouse.
$4000; . $2000 can remain. Restricted, f
t 0 ti 450. City. -i
runt BAiJi a room house, iot o0x50,
good barn; has cement floor, water
works and electric lights; located at
74 Garfield ave. .- -'
$6s9 WILL buy 4 room ceiled bouse
ton 60x100. use of 100x100. on 78th
and Halsey; easy terms. Phone Broad
way 1668 ' -
(91504 room nonse, completely fur
nished. Bull. Run water, electrie
lights. Near carllne and school. M
187, Journal.
SNAP room furnished house and lot
for sate, w. on an. scoti line, ' L
TJndvUl, Milwaukee, Or. Box $04,
Route 2. '
FIVE room modern house, nicely fur
inished, lot 40x120. 20 ft alley ; fin
neighborhood; must sell; a snap; $1260.
Come and see it. Tabor 3029.
HOUSE 7 rooms, new, cost $4000; lot
cost $1600; street improvements
$260. Need money; $3250 takes It
Terms. 410 Ban way rjxonange.
$1776 PRETTY, new, S room bunga
low, easy terms. wwiwr,.
journal.
t iaa linn r-AKW NEW HUNf5AIVV
Toak floors, strictly modern. 109 3
FA 25th, N. . '" '
lt)R SALE 4 room house, plastereo,
.nrMTivond ave. 1 block Wood stork
J ran $860; easy terms. Woodlawn 1060,
I kieW bungalow Just completed. 1214
1 . Kodney ave.,,- riedmont . by. owner.
Woodlawn -190s.
FOR SALE HOUSES t
i i (Con tinned) -L'r-,
56 CASH Six room cottage, 120 per
month on balance. No tntereat need
be paid for- two years. ' Two years
lntrnt f r. && bo mm on all Pay-
rnents in excess of contract. Price or
palace is f'2480. Sold In 191 for $2600.
This Is a chance to get aAouse cn easy
payments that is not over priced. Hef-
rences required. 1233 Northwestern
yHn bid.
5 ROOM BUNGAIiOW. 1476.
Up against It. I must move. My
modern home on 7lst St., near Gllsan
st carllne; fireplace, buffet, Dutch
kitchen, cement basement, laundry
trays, large porch. Cost me $2450: will
sell for 11476. terma. Phona Broadway
16&S.
1 AM COMPELLED to dispose of my
nearly new 6 room bungalow, all
modern" conveniences, large attic, 1
hlock from Peninsula pari on Missis
sippi ave. If you have a little money
I will surprise you in price. Would
take auto as firat payment. Broad
wav 1661.
LeaUtIfUL rose city bungalow
Six rooms, bath, full basement, ga
rage, sleeping porch, furnace, elec, and
fas. 60x100 lot; deal with owner, cost
3500, sell $3000. terms. W-689. Journal
FOR SALE LOTS
10
FOR SALE The best vacant quarter
block in Walnut Park, street im
provements all Paid for. This prop
erty belongs to a nonresident and must
be sold at once. D-977. Journal.
$00 BEAUTIFUL, lota in Mllwaukie; bu
, xar fare; light, gas and water; $20
cash and $10 per month. H. G. Stark
weather. Rlsley station. Phone Oak
Grove 1-X.
CORNER lot 63x100 on Union ave.. old
building on property contains enough
fumber for 2 bungalows; price $3100;
terms. N. I. Farnsworth. 67' Oak.
FOR SALE Two fine 50x100 lots in
Woodmere: $600 Tabor 4 562.
ACKEAGR
LARGE country home sites and acre
age. Just outside city. Large sites,
$400. Payments $1 down and $1 week.
No B-ravel fina noil Bull Run water
and sightly. On tract Sundays. Take j
Alberta car to Simpson, walk 8 Diccaa
east of Kennedy new school to 4 2d.
Cary. 311 Panama bldg.
Gibson Halt Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line easy terms: will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or Sell
wood 476. John II. Gibson, owner.
40 ACRE8 $1400.
On macadam road, fine soil, only 86
miles from Portland. Can be bought on
terms.
AKERSON. GOOCH CO..
605 Stock Exchange bldg,
FOR SALE OR TRADE 11A acres
cleared. 10 miles from Portland, 1
mile south of Aloha. Or., on Sou. Pac,
4th St. Electric. Address owner, J. A.
Johnson. Aloha, Or,
CHICKEN, FRUIT GARDEN ranches
near Portland, 2, 6, 10 acre tracts,
best soil, good 'roads, near electric, $B
ta $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar-
- Dy ' 160x100 LOl, Heed college district.. and
4 BLOCKS with 3 acres adjoining, 10 acres rood apple land, Hosier
Junction City, Or., cheap, terms. U-!distrtct. near -Columbia highway, Total
747, Journal. . I incumbrance $830. Will exchaofe for
ACRE tracts on carline, near cltFi bouse equity. Kellwood 1036. ; ' ''-
.J1.0 rad: 5,fa"ni Pr nionth. 2 ACRES, all Improved, near -city
6 Int. Owner. 617 Chamber of Com. llmith, 10c fare. 6 room house. Price
SELL cheap, close in S or ' 10 acres 12000; will take clear city lots for Part.
with 800 cords of wood. Tabor 4787 605 Stock Exchange bldg,i JdaiJl
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
7U
44 ACRES WITH HOUSE.
On new hard surfaced Base Line
road, about 7 miles from city, 6 :50m
house, large porch, crood well s rr.B
1 ' a AT Tf . "'"c iu
, Bioviuu avavtiuu, win neu tneap ana.
iv uu iua,
SNAP FOR CHICKEN RANCH OR
GARDEN.
1 acre or lens, in city limits, 4 blks.
from car. 6c tare. 6 room house.
CHICKEN RANCH.
Nearly new 6 room house, near
Gresham, 1 acre or less, at sacrifice
sjtle, easy terms.
UMBDENSTOCK & LARSON CO..
uawy. tons.
306 Oak st.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
BUY FIVE ACRES and plant part in
loganberries. They thrive in Oregon
and can be profitably raised for juice
or for drying. We have cleared Dench
and bottom lands, one mile to good
valley railroad town; frhest soil, creek
and springs: good roads; employment:
schools. Five acres with houte, $25
down, $10 month; unimproved lands at
less. Let us show you. J. R. Oharp,
S36 8d et., room 657, Portland, Or.
FOR SALE 183 acres, Willamette
valley. Polk county: rolllne: in cul-
I iivauon, except iw acres pasture;
buildings, fencing, good family or-
' $ ff'-
PteL01? l'L tB.ch,?il
3 miles to river shlpplntr point: clos
ing an estate; rare bargain. For fur
ther information, address Dr. S. A.
Mu'kuy. Central Point, Or.
12 ACRES. $2600; good house, fair i
outbuildings. 7 acres In crop, gar-1
den and small fruits; Vt mile from
rnllwav atatlon 2 rhnrnhes. srad and
high schools; $1000 down, balance in
10 equal yearly payments at 0 Per cent
Writ or call at once. C. M. Rees.
Amity. Or.
L.AD cit c TTa ,w n
I iof?o n?Afr1" rBtlv lmoroved. roll-I
inCnchd? aslindTlfor 1
I Pn:fU ihttn or trnatu- will sell rhean
for cash or trade for acreage near supplies, 1 block to public school, M
Portland or city lots; might take city I block to high; living rooms In resr;
lots ss part payment; value $2500, , doing good business. 416 6th st. coi
Write owner, Jos. Karch, Alsea, Or. ner Hall. ''"1
OVER 400 acres for $16,000. The own-
er of this land, having determined
to sell on account of family trouble,
is offering it at about half its value;
it is located in Benton county witnin
Z miles of gooa town; nas suostaniiai
buildings and is good soil; $10,000 can
run to suit buyer, m-4s, journal.
$3000 buys 42 Vi acres (17 acres in cul
tivation), house, barn, farming im
plements, team, cow and calf, chickens,
ducks.. etc.; fine creek, wood enough on
place to pay for it; 4 miles from Esta
cada; $1500 cash; rent on terms If
taken now. FX-742. Journal.
45 ACRES Must foe sold witnm 10
days; no fair offer rejected. For
description write or see W. C, Watters,
Brush Prairie.
ONE of the best $5 acre farms in
Clarke Co.. Wash., all cleared, a
miles from town. VX-676, Journal.
FARM of 240 acres lor sale or rent,
with stock, crop and tools. Address
LX-921. Journal.
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUV
3
I WANT to rent a farm. 60 to 150
acres; some In cultivation and bal
QTtf. arnrut naature: stood barn and
house! will pay good rent tor rignt
lace. Address lsis ta. join st. -on-
nd. Or.
WANT, to list medium sised farms
ia valley; nave pyecu cuiiura
ers. Qatewood. 166 4th.
H OM KS1 KA OS
RELINQUISHMENl 320 cre. worth
SZOVU; UI ijiwy. i-eriy ai 1
fenced with three 13 gauge, barbed
wires; located about t miles from
Malheur, Or.; 3 of the best mares In
the country, 2 of them weigh- 1660
each; the other 1460, fat and fine;
house, barn and well, -farming tools,
practically all new, one 3i wlda tire
wagoh. one 14 In. John Deere pi ow, 6
steel shares.: 1 harrow, l cultivator,
wood, posts, axes, saws. . bar, 3 horse
blankets, shovels, forks, 0 rolls chicken
wire, wagon jack, 26-3 Marl In rifle, 6
Spool new 12 gauge barb wire, 2 dou
ble sets of good heavy breeching har
and other articles; about 40 acru
broke and 28 of it seeded to srainj
drilled; zi cnicaens, aooui youns
chicks. -The first party that sees Ithl
opportunity will aura grab It, Will
explain reasons for selling privately.
Must sell at once. Come to: Mai neu r
and ask at Charles Morfltt'a store to
be directed to Charles Nemeth'a place,
or i wri te me. Charles : N emetu, Mal
heur, orL
LAST . chance; get a $10,000 timber
' claim for $oQ. , Leave .Tuesday.
wooaiawn -s 1
4T
Two Good Relinquishments
160 acres each, timber and meadow.
4 miles from town, good soil; llesiln
no rook; in the Deschutes valley. fe
photo,. Party who lives there is here ,
price $250. - ,1
411 HENRY BLDG ;
EXC11AAGK -ItKulL KSTAT1C ill
820 ACRES. 800 la cultivation" goti
barn, house and outbuildings fair;
no rock or gravel; creek and springs.
2 miles to station. The best buy or
part trade in the valley at $60 .pet
acre. ?. ,
215 acres. 90 cultivated. 40 Irt tim
ber, running water, fine soil,' new
buildings. $80 per acre; two third
tre.de. . . . . i
Apartment house in Portland," in
come $100 per month; excbange-for
stock ranch.
240 acres. 80 slashed. 20 cleared,
balance cedar; exchange, $16 per acre.
$1600 stock of goods for Portland
house.
$9000 stock of general merchandluo
for income property or farm. !
KINNEY, room 17. 165 4th St. 1
FOR SALIC OJi THAhK
Ideal home, ft mile of Hood; River,
unincumbered; 12 acres, 4 acres or-1
chard, bearing; balance meadow; fine
creek running through it. Good 10 j
room modern house, private water sys-t
tern, barn and other bldgs.; wagon, f
farming implements, etc. Would 'Con
sider trade for hay land or would srtw'
good terms. C. E. Glase, owner, lluou!
River, Or. .
FIVE room modern new bungalow,!
Irvlngton Park. $2260; vacant lots or
house up to $1200, or small payment j
down. jS" ,-..
20 acres all cultivated. It mll,'
roruanai vaiue sfuuo; nous or lots,
il'UOO.
15 acres, cutlvated. at Hy. station,
$2000; 6 room bungalow or small piece
value $1:100, balance mortgage, . ,L
UAJKWUDU," IB ft Ml 4 th
CROOK CO. STOCK RANCH. - .
160 acres irrigated, close to Govt,
reserve, raiiKu tor thousands t of cat
tle, plenty water, good bldgs.. lmpio-
inents. SO head cattle, 10 hogs, tui -
keys, chickens, everything for 13.0li;
want a little cash, balance in valley
property. E. A. Easley. 212 Selling
hing.
I MATILLA CO. WHEAT RANCH.
820 acres, close to Pendleton, excel
lent property, clear of debt, owner ha
made money cnouch to retire from this
place, is now willing to let you - da
likewise; will accept half In good Port
land property, balance 6 years -6.
Value $40 per acre. E. A. Easley. Sli
Selling bldg. I .v-
FOR SALE OR TRADE1 1 .
22 aero improved farm at erifloe,
near city limits: creek runs through
land; near hardsurfaced road and lti
carfare; take clear city property?
cash as part payment. 428 Lumber
Exchange bldg. j.
TRADE for auto or piano player or
for something useful and some cash,
80 acres tine timber, e room lo
house; make fine hunting lodge ' or
Mummer home, in Cascades, i Phone
Mar. 4737. -
6765.
NICE $4600 home to trade for small
place in country; my property is
clear of encumbrance. Holland & Co.,
436 Plttock block. Phone Broadway 1.
FOR SALE, rent or exchange ior city
property. 4, 0 room modern, noua
aim ft aero in uresnam,
vaiue aauuu.
Box !d04, (irenham, Or.
3 A., clear. 30 min. out. some im
provemeiils, $1650, for 10 or more
A. further out, same value. 1107 Glenn
s ve. N.
FO.U R room cottaee. 80x100: 7 robot
semi-modern house, 100x100, la goodj
repair; exenange ror rooming ot apart
ment house. U-291. Journal. 1
$400 EQUITY in improved Idaho acre-1
ago ror Portland lot or acre, Sell
wood 1112. ! -'
4t) ACRES land: no debt; want house
eoulty. V-lai, Journal'
WANTKD ;KAL KSIAtK HI
PRIVATE party desires to purchase
first mortgage or seller's equity 4a
real emaie cuniract. .-ma, journal.
W K Wir.I, KRI.T,
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT?.
J. C. CORBIN CO., LEWIS BLDG.
ROOMING HOUSKS
53
FOR SALE By the owner, 18 rooms,
nicely furnished for housekeeping;
email amount casn, terms. 40s Jelter-
j 1 w.
FURNISHED rooming house, Front
st., cheap rent. 712 Chamber Corn
mcrj-e. '
LAKOB board and rooming house to
exchange for city income property
or acrpage. Call 623 Henry bldg. - '
9 ROOMS, all housekeeping, rent $ii.
Marshall 747. ; ; '-:.. '-,'
$60 18 rooms, 601 Harrison, Inquire
330 I6tn or phone Mam dpz.
10 ROOM rooming house, furnished,
for rent cheap. 492 Clay, . ,
, nv vvfv:v.nii hr,u-.r.ir,- rm-
ciose in. Marsnaii z&4.
HI KINKS.s Oi l h viilK.-s 'Ztt
l.mH'P fnfrv c-nnt ertlonarv aehant
ONE billiard, b pool tables, together
with stock and fixtures, located in
good live town; worth $1300; will take
$1000. For particulars write M. M
Duke, camas, wasn.
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Fully equipped. Electric fwrwer.
Best opening in Willamette valley.
Plenty of work. A bargain. Writs for
particulars. P. McDonald. St. Paul, Or,
FOR SALE Meat market, good lively"
valley town of 3000. Dally sales, $40.
Rent $16. Good reasons fori selling.
DX-675, JournaL : .
FOR sale or trade, a modern up-to-date
Creetons auto. popcorn wagon.
For price, terms, etc.. address H, loth
and A St.. Corvallis, Or.
WANTED Partners with $2000 In!
wholesale produce business. Good
salary with one-half of profits to
right party. X.-969, Journal. 4
$160 BUYS half iiterest In an estab
lished wage payiivtf business that is
getting better right long. i Hustler
can learn'f good trade. . 352 3d.
GEN ERAL merchandise store in email
town. 12 mtles from Portland; only
store In vicinity. Call Marshall 1614.
Nn ne-ents.
GROCERY Invoice $ZO00; sales, $1600
per month; old established, west
side; no agents. G-785. Journal. - '
260 PROFIT absolutely guaranteed.
Best contract on state or county
rights ever offered. Jt-7B, journal.
OWNED and operated six years now
for sale. Enterprise Cleaners, 23d
and Northrnp sis. . .
BHOH store and repair shop for sale
cheap, account of sickness. Watrous,
4Blt WOOdStoca aye.
GOOD opening foa ladles' and gents
tailor; established business. 2-38$,
Journal. .. , . ,
BEFORE you buy see what I have for
your money in stores and hotels.
FOR SALE one saw mill ana zo.ooo,
000 feet of timber. Address Dupsy
Lumber Co.. Butte Falls. Ore.
BARBER SHOP Good two chair shop
at a bargain for quick sale. 108 Vi
N. 3d st.
FINE stamps, hinges, albums, etc. 8
a, m.- p. m. Columbia Stamp Co 64
North 16th st. Main 7680.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 Rose City Printing Co
Third st, cor. Taylor.
I fct.MBING
shep tor sate, will in-
1 ' . ' '" . L..1.. J
1 voice stock.
6X37 roster Koao.
YOUNG man, partner real estate. Cai.
today. 24i t:oucn st
DAIRY for sale, .selling $750 "milk per
. month. Address 1316 E. 20th at.
'(Coaunned urn, Mxt Fag
' HOMESTEADS
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