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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. MONDAY, AUGUST 21. 1918.
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PORTLAND
STOCKYARD
EXPENDS LARGE
JN NEW BUILDINGS
Three Structures Are Under
Construction at an Esti
mated Cost of $150,000,
EXCHANGE PROGRESSING
Hay Bums Will Provlds Tacilltles for
BOO Mora Tons Seal Herds
Will Se On of Largest.
Anticipating a larva Increase In the
activities and commercial Importance
of the Industry In the northwest with
in the next faw years, tha Portland
Union Stockyards company la rapidly
enlarging facilities to meet the situ
ation. Construction amounting to over
1110,000 Is now in progress at tho
Portland Union stockyards In north
Portland.
Work on tha first unit of the Live
stoclc Exchange building, which Is to
b completed before tha first of the
yea. Is progressing smoothly and the
ioundatlon work Is nearly completed.
This unit of tha building will cost
over $100,000 and will be the home of
tha company's administrative offices
and allied intercuts. The first of the
three floors will be used for tlie ad
ministrative offices of the company,
while the second floor will be de
voted to other allied offices.
Work is also progressing on the
new scale house, which H. I,. Mr-Gee,
assistant secretary, snys will be
equipped with the largest set of scales
west of Denver.
Additional hay barns are also being
built, providing capacity for 600 tons
of luy in addition to present facili
ties. Real Estate Transfers.
Charles Klrchner t al to IC'lna-d B.
Burrow. L. 6, 0, B. 4, K Ire mm $
Truman H. Ittchsrdaon ami wf. tt ".
A. . Wheeler et al, N. 40 ft. of L !iO,
Melrose
H. Hsmblet and wf. to J. T. boy ila ton,
I. 10. 11. H. 84, Patrport
TV. R. Wbeeler and wf. to Sim-lair Mer
cantile Co., land beginning at Inter
action of center Una of Powell V al
loy road witti cut line of K. tilth
et., aim I. T, B. 8. HeeerYotr Park
(to correct farmer deed)
"Thomas GarrUnii. trustee, to Anton
Ha belt, U. 4, H. 8. Uleoison
T. C. Staley and wf. to Kat Daly,
land In Bee. T, T. 1 3., II. 2 K
Laurelhurit Oo. to Oliarle ('. Richmond
and wf., L. fi, B. 4. I.aureUiurat. . . .
Jaruea T. Uiirtcbaell, trustee, and wf.
to Lldt Srhuman ct al. L. o. ($. B. 4.
Market Rt. Add
P. W. itrltta to Doraenlco Bragliero, L.
4, B. U, Kenil worth
Parktose Asan. to Bophle llees, L. "E."
B. 13. parkrrwe
Uarcla I. Mitchell to Carrie M. Mitchell,
W. 88 1-8 ft. L. 6, II- .. Itlchnum l. . .
Chsrles S. Mitchell et al tn Murrln I.
Mitchell. L. 12, R. B, lUnms'vood
Tolin B.us,ell to Kate Russell, K. 40 ft.
Li. 6, B. 14. Proebstels A'll
Oregon Eleetrlc Railway to William
Horaoh. northerly -to ft. r.f land J 00
ft. In wldrh t-onvyed to Orrfron Kleo
trlc Ky. Co.. by dred. b.k 1H3..
000
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100
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1.300
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RuUdlng Permits.
. C. A. Ultan, repair three at-Ty ordinary ware.
bHise, 4tt-f)B Bth at. N.. between Conch and
Darla ta.; builder. R. J. Stewart; $l00.
T. T. Pownlng, repair one and one half story
frame dwelling, 676 South me., between B.
1.1th and K. Uth sts.; builder, F. S. Baker;
(475.
Mrs. J. L. Wells, repair two atory ordinary
warehouse, 22 ont at., between Ankeny and
Ash at... builder, J. McAllister Son; .$000.
Professor of Bible
University Is Dead
Bey. B. O. "Wigmcre, for Wine Tears
Pastor of Christian Chorea at
Springfield., Or., Passes Away.
BiSgene, Or., Aug. 21. Rev. E. C.
Wlgmore, for 13 years a professor in
the Eugene Bible university and for
nine years pastor of the Christian
church at Pprlngfleld, died at his home
In this city Sunday afternoon follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
He was born. In Maudlan, England,
near, London, and came to America
(When nine years of age. He preached
his last sermon on his fifty-second
birthday last Sunday at Springfield.
He was a graduate of Drake univer
sity at Des Moines, Iowa, and held a
master's degree in the University of
Oregon. He came here from Mon
mouth, Or., where he was pastor of the
Christian churcli for a number Of
years.
He is survived by his widow and
three children, Harold. La Grande and
Frona, all at home.
The funeral will be held at the First
Christian church bi this city Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Government Urges
Eat Extermination
Bpedal Plea for Municipal Cleanliness
X Made hy PudIIo Health Service
In Bulletin Issued.
Washington. Aug. 21. (I. N. S.)
In a special plea for municipal cleanli
ness the public health service has Is
sued a bulletin urging the elimination of
rats through the construction of rat
proof buildings.
The bullletin calls attention to the
high death rate of the bubonic plague
among humans. The plague. It ex
plains, is primarily a disease of ro
dents. It Is Identical with the black death
of the middle ages.
It is estimated that every case of
human plague costs the municipality
In which it occurs at least 17500. This
Joes not take Into account the enor
mous loss due to disastrous quaran
tines and the commercial paralysis
which the fear of the disease so fie
fluently produces.
Coast Lighthouse
Bill Passes Senate
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Washington, Aug. 31. (WASHINO-
, TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL.)
Tha enate has passed the bill provid
ing for aids and Improvements in the
lighthouse service. Including the
amendment secured by Senator Cham
. fcerlaln for $35,000 to be expended
-. aJonr (ha coasts of Oregon and Wash
j.lnrton and In Puget' sound.
- . . AH While Be Slept.
, f T.!i Maiuma, Japanese, of 8:7 Ev-
, arett , street, reported to the police
.', un4-y. that somebody reached Into
' 'his pocket as he slept Saturday night
'; and abstracted therefrom $140. De
iy " tectlves Hellyer and Tackaberry have
j&een assigned to th easa,
San Francisco Trade
Excursion Arrives
Special Train Bearing 70 Bay City
Merchants En Bout to Msrhflel4
Beaches jBogene.
Eugene, Or., Aug. 21. Seventy-six
business men of Ran Francisco ar
rived in Eugene at 8:20 o'clock las;
night in a special train on their way
to Coos Bay on one of their trade
excursions. They were met at the
station here by several hundred citi
zens and escorted to the Chamber of
Commerce, where an informal recep
tion was tendered them.
Mayor W. A. Bell and Joseph Koke,
president of the Eugene Chamber of
Commerce, made short speeches of
welcome. Other Eugene speakers were
r.. J. Adams and Judge 11. W. Thomp
son. This forenoon the visitors called
upon the business men of Eugene
and were shown about the city
in motor cars. They expect to leav,
on their special train for Coos Bay
at 2:30 p. m.
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
BEST FOR LOGANBERRY,
VIEW OF 0. S. EXPERT
George M. Darrow, Investi
gator of Department of Ag
riculture, Visits Albany,
Albany. Or., Aug. 21. George M.
Darrnw, pnmoloificfll and horticultural
investigator of the United States de
partment of agriculture, Washington.
D. C, spent Snturdtiy In this city and
vicinity looking over the loganberry
industry. After a thorough Investiga
tion Mr. Darrow 1a of the opinion
that California and Washington soil
anil climate are not nearly so favor
able to the production of loganberries
as is the Willamette valley district
of Oregon.
Mr. Darrow came to Albany at the
request of George G. Ilrown of the
local loganberry juice plant and car
ried on in vestigations htie that he
lias been pursuing all through west
ern Washington, Oregon and Califor
nia, He has bad in' view deteamlnlng
the possible area and the most favor
able conditions for the loganberry in
dustry, and he is already convinced
that the soil and olimatlo conditions
of this section excel any other part
of the country.
Mr. Darrow's visit Is in the Interest
of the grower. Ills Investigations
carried him into a consideration of
pests that might work on the fruit
Crop, the conditions and manner, of
treatment to assist the grower to de
termine the most desirable soils, and
how to prepare the land and plant
yards ajid train and cultivate the
loganberry plant so as to produce the
highest quality of berry and give the
largest possible yield to the grower.
Small Cyclone) Visit.
Albany, Or.. Aug. II. A very un
usual experience for Oregon was wit
nessed Thursday new Oak Creek,
southeast of this city, when a small
cyclone struck tho Babcock place,
Elmer Miller and Clifford Walker were
making some repairs on a clover bul
ler when they observed a rnlnature cy
clone approaching from the north. The
center of the whirl passed, between the
engine and the huller and maiie things
rattle for a ehort time. The whirl
cleaned out a strip of clover through
the field 60 feet wide and piled It up
to the top of a nearby fence, packing j
It tightly
Tetits Lived in AJbtuiy.
Albany, Or., Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs.
Itoy Petit, who came into notoriety
Thursday when Mra. Petit shot and
killed her husband at Mount Clemens,
Mich., lived In Albany about 18 months
ago when Petit was employed as bus
driver and hotel runner and his pretty
wife was a waitress in the St. Francis
hotel. They went to I'ortUinU from
here.
Mr Hoggs Asks Divorce.
Albany, Or., Aug. 31. Charging that
her husband once hit her on the head
with an Iron poker knocking her uncon
scious, that he knocked her off of a
porch and that he often beat her and
cursed her, Mrs. Alice Boggs of Har
rlsburg, yesterday began suit for di
vorce from Walter K. Boggs. Plaintiff
states that she was compelled to earn
part of the living. She asks for cus
tody of their two children, aged 3 and j
6, and her share of Harrisburg property ;
which is valued at J 1500. !
General Sam Hughes
Sees Allies' Victory
Canadian War Minister He tarns to
Paris Prom Tour of Front Confident
of Defeat of Central Powers.
Paris, Aug. 21. (I. N. B.) Sir Gen
eral Sam Hughes, the Canadian war
minister, arrived in Paris Sunday from
a week's inspection of the British front
of the" Somme. He stated to the cor
respondent of the International News
Service:
"No easy task, nor a spectacular
rush forward must be expected, but the
unrelenting pressure of the allies'
armies is bound to break the enemies
resistance. "I cannot prophesy the exact date
of the end of the war, but it Is cer
tain that it will end with a complete
victory of the allied armies. Already
our artillery equipment has reached a
high degree of excellence."
Austrians Execute
Air Raid on Venice
Military Magazines Are Sit and Kail
road Station Is Kit, Causing" Big
Tire to Start.
Vienna, Aug. tl. (U. P.) ln re
taliation for the recent Italian and
French air raid on Trieste, In which
two persons were killed, an Austrian
air squadron attaoked Venice Thurs
day night. It Is officially announced.
A great fire broke out after the rail
road station and military magazines
were hit. A second air squadron at
tacked military posts along- the upper
Adriatic
New York Banker Dead.
Long Branch. N. J, Aug. 11. (I. N.
S.) James Sellgman of the banking
firm of J. A W. Sellgman of New
York, died here, yesterday. . He was 93
years of age, ; .
GERMAN Die SINKS
TWO LIGHT CRUISERS
IN NORMA BRUSH
British, in Turn, Claim to'
Have Destroyed One Sub
marine and Rammed One.
Ixndon. Aug. 21. Two British light
cruisers and a German submarine were
sunk and another U boat rammed when
the ' German and British high seas
fleets came, within a few sea miles of
a new clash in the North sea Satur
day. The two cruisers, the Nottingham
and Falmouth, were destroyed by sub
marine attacks, according to an of
ficial statement by the admiralty last
night.
The British naval forces were
searching for the German high seas
fleet, which, these statemeuts say,
"came out, but on learning from their
scouts that British forces were in
considerable strength, avoided an en
gagement and returned to port."
Thirty-eight members of . the crew
of the cruiser Nottingham are missing
and are believed to have been drowned.
All of her officers as well as the
whole complement of the Falmouth
were saved, though, one of her stok
ers died of injuries.
The German admiralty, In a brief
statement issued last night. In which
no reference is made to an ac
tion in the North sea, announced tha
destruction by a German submarine
of a "small cruiser and destroyer,"
adding that another small cruiser and
a battleship were damaged by tor
pedoes. The Nottingham displaced 5100 tons
and was built in 1913. Her length
was 430 feet end beam 49 feet.
The Falmouth, built in 1910, dis
placed 6250 tons and had a complement
of 376 officers and men. Her dimen
tions were practically the same as
those of the Nottingham.
Schumann-Heink Is
Welcomed at Dallas
Famous contralto Sings in Courthouse
Yard May Eny Farm of 600 Acres
In Polk County.
Dallas, Or., Aug. 21. Madame Sehn-mann-Heink
may till the soil In Polk
county if her visit to the Nickum
ranch today is productive of a sale.
The famous contralto, who is In
Oregon to buy a farm, Saturday
looked over the property best known
as the E. B. V. Paul place. It Is &
highly Improved piece of ground cov
ering 500 acres and for a long time
was planted to hops but of late, since
its sale to the Nlckums of Portland,
has been given over to the production
of fruits. She made no intimation,
however- whether or not she would
Invest in this property. It s located
near Buell In Polk county.
In the afternoon a committee, repre
senting the Commercial club, and
Mayor Kirkpntrirk of Dallas, drove
over to the Nickum ranch with an In
vitation for the famous opera star
to visit this place. She responded
and between 100 and 200 little tots
gathered in tha courJthouse yard to
greet l-.er on her arrival. She shook
hands with all and then, mounting
t,ie bandstand, sang "Swanee River.'
Kach of her little hearers presented
her with a bunch of sweet peas that
gave her auto the appearance of a
huge flower vase. She then returned
to the Nickum ranch and tomorrow
morning will leave for Portland. .
Carnegie in Feeble j
Health After Trip'
Bteel Magnate Beaches Bar Harbor
In Yacht "Surf and Appears Ex
hausted After Slight Exereise.
Bar Harbor, Maine, Aug. 21. (I. N.
S.) Andrew Carnegie arrived here to.
day in such feeble condition he found
it difficult to walk without support.
He arrived on his yacht The Surr
which he boarded for a cruise X wo
weeks ago off Noroton Point, Conn.
Mr. Carnegie and friends came
ashore and took an automobile rid.i
around Mount Desert Island. He told
friends he was not sick. "I only
feel tired.'' he said. Mr. Carnegle'a
doctor, who accompanied him con
stantly and is always within call, de
clined to talk about his patient.
The Surf will lie at anchor here
overnight. Her captain said she might
not sail for several days.
Doctor Cannot Now j
Break 50-Day Fast
After Xiong Abstenance Sr. O. Buff-1
man of Toungstown Unable to Par
take of Any rood.
Geneva, Ohio. Aug. 21. (I. N. S.)
For 60 days friends of Dr. G. Huff
man, Youngstown, Ohio, oculist won
dered whether he would succeed ln
keeping his promise of a 60-day fast.
Today following his fifty-second day
of fasting, they are wondering how
he will break it.
Dr. Hoffman, who is being nursed
by his wife at an isolated camp on
Grand River, now is unable to eat and
U confined to hi? bed in a serious con
dition. FUNERALS
Beautiful adult plash or
Broadcloth casket, em
balming, out aide box,
hearae, two autoe and
terTlces for
Kunerala if desired for
$20, 40, $90.
nig bar priced funer
als In proportion.
We manufacture cask eta.
Leay assistant. Bfautiful funeral ehapeU
MILLER & TRACEY
Independent rnnenil Directors.
Washington at Ella St. (bet. 80th and Slat)
West Side. Haln 2601. A-7883.
CLASSIFIED AD KATES
CASH ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dally or Snuday:
I H eeota per word for all classifications n
eeptlfag ' Tor Rent In Private Family," 'Roo
and Board in Private Family." "Slrnarloa
Wanted" and "Wanted to Bent" ads, wbicfe
are 1 4 cents per word.
Tbree lnaertkras for tn price of two.
Seven Insertions for tne price of fire.
No ad taken tor less than IS cants.
CASH MUST accomparjr copy to obtain above
rates,
CHARGED ADVXXTIEEMiaTS.
1 Vt eats per worn per Insertion.
Tnla charge Is for ail clarifications except
ing "For Bent la Private Family." "gaga and
Board In Private Family." "Situation Wanted"
and "Wasted to -Bent' ads, which are JU
seats swr word pee lasertlost. - .. .t ,
, jio ad eaarged for less tbaa IS cents,
NEW TODAY
6
loans of $10,000 and XTv
On Improved Baslnoss Property
(e for Improvement purposes).
J. P. UPSCCHE,
043 Stark Street.
RUPTURE
Johnston & Umbarger
RUPTURE SPECIALISTS
411-412 Aluky Bid,.
Results Guaranteed.
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
COLLECTORS
308 Dekrum Bldg. Portland, Or.
! MORTGAGE LOANS
I $300 Upwards at 6-7-8
I Oregon Investment Mortgage Oo.
Offices 202-4 170 ad St.
I FARM LOANS
Mortgage Company for America
I Boom 82, Ains worth Bldg-.
Phone Main 6841. Portland, Or.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
: AT BAKER'S Au-ction House Sale of
costly furnishings for a doctor. 168
: 1 C8 Park st.
marriages, Births, Dzatbs.
IIUSIXKSS CARDS
W, G, Smith & Co, VfH
Third floor. Morgan bldg.
llKLiiii nulla tor rem, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. jjui Ktark at.
DEATHS AXD FUNERALS 73
GK.E8UACH Auf. 1, at 577 E. 7U north,
Herman tiresbaeh, aged 27 yeara, beloTed
hutitxiud Mra. Urace Orebaen. aon of Mra.
l'.ertha Gfesbach of -hia city and brother of
Sli. K. Hitter, Mra. L. Schneider and Mra.
O. FolklnpUoru of Milwaukee, Wis. Funeral
a?rTieea will be held from the IVrilaDd Cre
mctorium, Kellwood, Tuesday. Aug. 1!2, at 10
a in. Frlende are Inrlted. Itemaiua are at
(. It. Zeller Co.' p-.rlora.
McCOY Aug. 20. Jamea MoCoy . aed 00
jears, beloTed husband of Mra. Helen Mo
Coy and father of .orge and Alton M( 07
aud Mrs. G. N'. Glluian f ImlutU. Mlna.
Funeral will take place from tha realdenca
Tuet-day, August 22. ut 8:30 a. na. Thence
to the Holy Oroaa church, corner Bvwfloln and
Stanford atreeta. whore mase will be offered
a 0 o'clock. Kr'.enda inrlted. Interment Mt.
alvary cemetery. Paluth papers please copy.
bCHl'MJKU.MAN In ihla el'y. Ausfint li. ut
the family residence, 5! Ullaan. Mra.
Hannah SchuJdernian, aped M years. Friends
hutted to attend fumial aervieea, which will
b' held at St. Mark's kpiacopal church, 2!t
and Marshal atreet, at 'J. . m. tomorrow
(Tuesday) August 22. Interment RiverTtew
cemelery. Services at the prare prlrat.
UAUDY August 2, George A. Hardy, agpd
fhi years, brother of John K. Hardy. The
remains are at ilolman's Undertaking Par
lors. Funeral aerricts Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
FltiruURX August 18. Kmtna K. Klahburi
n other of Adah K. Motter of Portland ani
Ixrin A. Crlchton of FitTeka, California. Sera
Ices will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday. Atigust
2, at the refldenee. 81 Ba;t Flanders street.
FLORISTS
I CLARKE BKOS., florists, 2S7 Morrison
i st Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
' Bi"1 floral rleaigns No branch stores.
ilAKl'lN 4 KOKBKij CO.. Ilurlola. Ji
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flower
for all occasions artist ii-al I v arranged.
' TON BETH FLOHAL CO.. 280 Wasfl,
I bet. 4th and Bth Main Sl'. A-1103
I OOOAK Ji'hi&ON H.UHAI, CO.. ', is
Gltsan s. Mar -1372. A-1464.
MaTS wreath, pillows. 13 upT
Sprays $1 up. Chappell's. 347 Morrls'n.
MAX M .'M1TH Tu.nst. HI', 6th St.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLMAN CO.
ESTABLISHED 187 7
RELIABLE
UNDFRTAKER5
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
i THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN 507, A-15I1
p. l im
Undertaker, F-asi 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781, H-1888. Lady assistant.
New residence eslabllchracnt. 901 Wll
liamB ave. Woodlawn 220, C-1943.
A, D, Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 6267; 5S02 92 St., Lents. Tabor
689i; 6th st. and Fos'er road. Arleta.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
Eaat Side Funeral directors, 414 E.
Aldr ;. Rhone Kast 5 U-2525.
J. i'. FlNl-k.1 fit BUN,
Progressive Funeral Directors.
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
BREBJiK Oc ISaNOUK. H-libi, X. lido.
102ft Belmont. rt ,;4th Larty HtiMilant.
Mll-.Lfc.K a: lRACr.li, jnuepenueni fu
neral directors. Prices iow as, $20,
J4U. t0. Wash, at Flla. M. 2691. A-7S86.
AR 7fil3r Cn 6!:s Vvilliama ave.
I 111 .Clldl KjUt East 1088. C-108S.
Lady attendant., Day and night service.
Dunning & McEntee.U'ueTn
e.-ery detail. Broadway and Pine ats.
Broadway 430. A-4A5S Lailv assistant.
Ql C"ACQ Undertaking Co. Main 4162
OrLVVLO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
rRIPQflM RE151UENCK UND. PKDd
U 1 1 1 UUW 1 1 M. fi 2'Z. A -??";
4 4 Morr.
UornilfViri Eat Utri and UlUwiii Ku
liqillllltni n, ra nrvjr pf. Tf'" 4313.
MOKTMKXTS
FORTLAND MARBLE WKS., 264-264
4th St.. opp. city hall. Main 8564.
Philip Neu & Sons, for memorials.
EJaBLAES'lNG GRANlTtCOl
BEACH PROPERTY
48
CHOICE Gearhart lot to trade for good
1916 Ford. C-1160. 353 Sacramento
street
BUSINESS PROPERTY 60
4 BLOCK for lease or sale, 16 th and
Taylor sts. East 2818.
FOR BALE HOUSES 61
$1100 CASH and $1100 on time will buy
modern five-room house, full lot, :f
aoia m unto. auor I v i o
OWNER wiu build ob Urge lot Belle
FOR SALE HOUSES 61
- Coating eel)
7 BOOM house, clean, modern, all
built-in effects; furnace, oak floors,
gas, electricity, fireplace, Kossmere
district. Sell cheap, or trade for In
side lot, about same district, some
cash. Tabor uSll
ONLY J1400.
Rose City Park car, half block, nice
little house, bath, gas, electric fix
tures, shades, basement, nice lot, J50
do wn, 115 per mon th. Tabor 3040.
HOME AT REDUCED PRICE.
Six room bungalow, furnace, fire
place, 2 blocks Jefferson high school,
all modern conveniences. $3359. 169
Blandena, cor. Kerby.
ROSE CITY PARK, bunaglow, bargain.
65a 60th St.. 1 block north of car;
enamel and mahogany finish papered;
all latest efects. Phone owner and
builder Tabor 85:.
J1400 BUNOALOW, U VALUE. $1400
Comfortable 6 r. modern, at bargain
price. A home you can afford to own;
cheaper than rent.
CHAS. RIKOLER & CO., 228 Henry bdg
FOR SALE by owner, a dandy corner
6 room house, full basement, fur
nace. Phone Broadway ljO. See owner
15 N. 3d st cuy.
IF you want a real bargain In new,
modern Rose City Park bungalow, go
to 5Z E. 61st st. N. . L
MODERN 6 room Laurelhurst home at
a bargain. 1076 Sandy blvd.
2 SMALL houses, cheap; mufct be
moved; 12x34 and 16x3C. Tabor 302'.
$750 EQUITY for $150; mtg. $850. T
94, Journal.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
TWO SNAPS One on paved E. list
near Powell, business property iSxloO
(S lots) $1600. The other on Killings
worth E. 9th and Brown ave., 204 ft.
front, $1,400, $100 down and monthly
payments. Phone Sellwood 771.
MUST sacrifice two fine lots at once.
Fifteen minutes' walk from center
of town; good apartment house site.
Make me an offer. B-91, Journal.
BARGAINS.
LOTS IN ALL DISTRICTS. TERMS.
J. C CORBIN CO.. LEWIS BLDG.
4 LOTS Fulton Park, $200 each, one
or all. Terms if desired. F-7S,
Journal.
50x100 foot lot, N. W. slope Mt. Tbor.
$800, $25 down, $12 a month, no in-
terest. F-f0. Journal.
LAURELHURST. 6uxl00, facing park.
at a great sacrifice. Owner, 1167
Wiiber St.
ACREAGE
57
Buy an Acreage Home
Have city conveniences, such
as . mountain water piped into
your house, electric lights, inc..
and country benefits; rich soil
fine community. 30 minutes out
by Big Red Steel Trains. Low
prices, easy payments. Any size
tract. Let un show you.
The Shaw-Fear Co,
102 4th St.
We Make a Specialty of
Washington Lands
If you want to buy or trade see M
at once. If you want to sell, list now
and get results. A. W. Estes, 723
Chamber of Commerce.
$4 TO $15 PER ACRE
no ACRE'S, Jf.oo.
Easy terms, only 3."( miles from
Portland, running water, good soil.
Close to school and stores, 1 mile to
R. R. station and town.
AKERSUN, OOOCIl & CO.,
605 Stock Exchanpe Hide.
10 ACRES in Clarke county Wash..
large house Just remodeled, chicken
yard, big family orchard, fines soil,
H mile frii-m small town. 3 t.:is to
R. R. Will eell cheap, might sli's ome
terms. Call owner. Woodlawn 176a,
mornings or evenlngg. .
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close to car
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshall 1585 or Sell
wood 476. John H Gibson, owner.
FOR iJAT.E Equity in IF. acres for
sale, all clear land, about 5 acres
ready for cultivation, one mile from
Molalla, Or., half mile to railroad sta
tion. Write F. W. Humphrys, 663 Irv-
Ing av., Awtorla, Oregon.
AT ROSRBURG 10 acres, all under
cultivation. Just outside city limits,
rnd directly opposite Old Soldiers'
home. Cash or terms. W. A, Kimmell,
f 4 1 r-ii n ton at., Portland.
CHICKEN, FRUIT, GARDEN ranches
near Portland. 2, 5, 10 acre tracts.
best soil, good roads, near electric. $65
to $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar
lar.d. 309 Teon' bldp.. Portland.
6 ACRt-ts In Oregon City, suitable for
dairy or chicken ranch; easy terms
or trade. Boggess & Evans, 206 Ger
Hnger bldg.
LAND FOR SALE
200 acres ln 4 0 acre lots, small pay
ment down. Write to owner. Olave
.lohnson. Mountaindale, Or.
16i ACRES of land at North Plains,
Or., all In cultivation, young orchard.
For Sale or trade. W. L. Shaffer,
Camas, Wash.
$4500. 5 ACRK HOME. $4500"
Big sacrifice. 72d st.. In cultivation.
House, barn, etc., y cash.
CHA3. R1NGLER & CO., 22 8 Henry bdg.
$5" TO" $8 peT acre wrthin 30 miles
Portland. U-R. Journal.
FOR SALE FARMS
17
WORTH $7500.
15 acres, highly improved, running
water, arranged for irrigating. Bides,
cost $3700. Price, for quick eale,
$4500; $8100 cash, mtg. $1400, 8, long
time. This will include furniture,
stock and Implements. The best bar
gain that has ever been offered. See
J. A. Turner at
HART MAN A THOMPSON
(Cor. 4th and gtark.)
' WOrtTII $7500.
15 acres highly improved, running
water, arranged for irrigating, bldgs.
cost $3700; price for quick sale $45-10,
$3100 cash, mtg. $1400. &',. long time.
Includes furniture, stock and imple
ments; the best bargain that has ever
been offered. See J. A. Turner at
HARTMAN & THOMPSON
(Cor. 4th and Stark)
20 ACRES, 15 under cultivation, 1 acre
in orchard, good house, barn, other
outbuildings, running water on place;
crop, stock and farm tools; 10 miles
from Vancouver, on main street road,
i miles West Manor. Prifce $3300,
part cash, terms on balance. Owner J.
J. Wilson, Vancouver. Wash., route 5,
box 164-A.
. FOR SALE.
$200"0 ISO acres, 20 in cultivation,
200 bearing fruit trees, house and barn,
running water, 2.000,000 ft. timber.
$1200 cash, bal. time. Clarke Co., Wash.
W. E. Gannon. Yacolt, Wash.
165 ACP.ES, good level land, 120 acres
cleared, old house, good well, good
rences, good roads, 8 miles to rail
road and boat landing, 1 mile to school.
Price $3300, terms. Owner, 223 Skid
more street.
FOR wheat ranches, sale or trade M.
FHzmaurtce, Condon, Or.
FOR REXT FARMS 1$
Continued l
100 ACRE farm for rent. S miles from
Shedd, Or., with horses, cows, ma
chinery and feed for sale. J. C. Bel.ieu,
Shedd, Or.
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 2$
HOUSE and lot, Mt Tabor; want
acreage or auto as first payment
Tabor 3139
IF YOUR EXCHANGE Is a Square
Deal, see NORTHWEST REALTY
CO.. 822 Cham of Com, bldg. Mar 2272
TWO houses in Portland for a farm in
or near Clarke county. Wash. 861 E.
28th St., N. Woodlawn 2583.
A PARKROSE acre in exchange for
automobile. Phone M. 8363 or E. 4376.
FULL lot. will exchange for auto. In
quire 46 3d N. 5'
THREE small, houses. Income $27, for
larger house. Tabor 4212. y
EXCHANGE rtFUL ESTATE 24
t Con tinned)
WISH to retire from' business. Will
trade my first elasa confectionery
and light grocery, located on one of the
best transfer corners in the city, for ft
farm on or near Re Columbia river,
or a good residence. Must be clear. Oive
location of property. M-6S. Journal.
4 ROOM HOUSE TW.
Lot 40x100, El. 26th St.. 1 block to
Alberta car; will take lot as part pay
ment. R1CHANBACH & CO.. 707
Lewis bldg. Real Estate and General
Insurance.
SANTA KOSA, Cal. 6-room. fine, mod
ern house, half acre, 21 bearing fruit
trees. Large chicken houses, capacity
300 chicks, val. I3S00, clear, for Port
land or vicinity, unimproved. Won't
assume. Owner. W-77. Journal.
$1700 EQULfY, new modern t room
house on Irvington carllne, trade for
3-4 room bungalow, clear lots or acre
age. 835 E. 15th St., N.
SEVEN room house and a lot In Irv
ington; both unincumbered for a val
ley farm. 961 E. 28th oU. N. Wood
lawn WILL accept bungalo on an elegant
$8000 home on Sandy blvd.; terms on
difference. X-Sl, Journal.
STORE, 3 houses and lots and vacant
lots for improved or unimproved
land. Ewen, 404 Couch Bldg.
UNINCUMBERED 4 room house, worth
$800; to trade for equity In 5 room
modern house, close In. Sellwood 234$.
GROCERY stock, good lease on 160
acres of pine timber and cash for 2
lots In good location. Woodlawn 2683.
WK ARK looKinar for city properly
to match our farms and ranches.
RK'HANHACH & CO.. 70 1 Lewis Hidg,
WANTED REAL ESTATE SI
WANT a home, good 4 room house and
bath, some fir trees on lot; not more
than 1 hour's ride from Portland post
office; will pay some down, rest like
rent, whole not to exceed II 000. Ad
dress Mrs. O. C Box 87. Montavllla.
ROOMING HOUSES
5:1
WANT rooming house, 10 to 14 rooms,
v est side, rurniture must De in good
! condition and price very reasonable;
- will deal with owners only. V-74,
Journal.
FOR RENT, rooming house, 14 rooms,
,10 blocks from city hall. Call at
433 is Montgomery. Phone Marshall
3 4 09.
SNAP 9 room house, always full, 2
1 blocks from postoftice, furniture 1st
j class, piano Included. Rent $3-5. Phone
Marshall 3323.
CAPABLE woman to manage rooai
I lag houne of 20 rooms on percent
j age, or rent outrjght. P-86, Journa:
HI NIXKSS OPPORTUNITIES 20
STOCK, of extracts, toilet goods, witn
formulas and everything necessary to
carry on business, a fine proposition for
energetic man with small amount of
money; for particulars call at 631C
70th st . S. E., bet. 6 and 7 p. m.
FOR SALE Well established cash
i business clearing $500 per month.
; Some terms or might take partner who
; could take charge at once. b Daven
; port. Hotel Benson.
I J500 WARM mineral springs, lm-
proved with bathhouse, swimming
; pool, dwelling house, tents, on Mount
j Hood auto road; part trade. H. E. Me
I 'rvi owner, Rowe. Or.
FOR SALE, 38 room hotel, good loca
tion and fine business; $200 a week
Income clear of all expenses; must seli
on account of health. Call Rose City
hotel. Col. 125.
, Fur SALE Confectionery store with
J living rooms; fine location and good
I business. Very cheap. Apply at 945
j Mississippi.
MERCHANDISE STOCK.
Wanted in exchange for equipped
valley farm to $8000. Will ad city
Rri!PHtXtLJ 20.000. T-30, Journal.
GROCERY and confectionery, doing
good business, opposite large school,
$430. 685 East 2tth St.. Sell. 16o.
Call after 4 p. m.
DAIRif BUSINESS.
Cows, equipments, $750; monthly
route. With or without place. W-75,
Journal.
COUNTRY newspaper at county seat,
doing well. Will take part cash and
Portland suburban property for bal
ance. VV-78, Journal.
liLACKHll 1TH tools, stock, builtilne
leafce for sale, good location for all
around man or would sell half Interest
to good men. 174o K. 17th strt
WANTED Partner, lady or gentleman,
with $100 for half Interest in 4 con
cessions now booked with good fair
dates. F-82, Journal.
$26C TAKES grocery, rooms furnished,
good stock and fixtures, snap, rea
son sickness. 54th at. and 39th ave. Mt.
cott car.
$750 MEAT market for $376 no trade
Good business: meat cutter gone,
have to sell. 647 Williams ave.
CLEANING and presHing; business
well established, 1 wagon. 1203 Divi
sion St., or Tabor 6844.
ONE 10x13 Willamette Roaalng engine
with liner, blocks and chockeVs; easy
terms. X-Kft, Journal.
CONFECTIONERY, lunch roods, ci
gars, tobacco, etc., good corner.
Ptinti Owner Main RTift
. r - -- , . . .
BUSINESS L'AHDJ
jlNE.SS CARDw P fP
City Printing Co, FTIVU f
1 St., cor. Taylor W &
Rose
Third
COUNTERS, shelving in grocerv store
paid up lease to July, 1917; $76. 4 1 i
Henry bldg.
1-XR SALE Old established garage
aud repair business, for less than
inventory, v-95. Journal
CASH grocery, doin good business.
ii-y iciii; no iraaea. uwner
310 W. 8th st., Vancouver, Wash.
FILLING Station, good location For
repair shop. Cement floor laid. For
Information call Tabor 210.
I MUST dispose of my restaurant at
once. Sell cheap. A money maker.
162 Grand ave.
PACIFIC bakery. 340 Front, fuTTy
cquipticu, ior rem; oiq, esiaPI lahed.
MANUFACTURING business oheap.
C-62. Journal.
HARDWARE and general repair shop
for sale. 564 Umatilla ave.. Sellwood.
GCKJU money maker, free rent, call
Main 3894.
MONEY TO LOAX
REAL ESTATE
OUR Installment plan is the best and
surest method of paying a loan.
$32.28 per month lor 36 months, or
$21.24 for 60 months, or
$15.17 for 96 months lays a $1009
loan and interest.
Other amounts in proportion.
We loan on Improved city property.
Or for building purposse.
No commission chargea
EQUITABLE SVO'8 &. LOAN ASSN..
Z42 Stark r-t., Portland, Or.
IDLE money at lowest rates. $25,000
or over at 5 on choice business
property; smaller loans at current
rates; Inquiries, solicited. Safe deposit
boxes for rent. Union Safe Deposit
& Trust Co., 284 Oak.
BUILDING loans on city and subur
ban property; money advanced as
"ork progresses. W. G. Beck. 115
Failing Bldg. Main 3407.
$400, $700, $2000, your own terms. Low
interest.
EVANS & CO.. tot Qerllnger Pldg
$100,000 ON mortgages, city or farm
property, fire lnsuravnce. McKenzle
& Co.. Gerlinger bldg.. 2d and Alder.
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, con
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable
. T I T r T ..-(.. T V, 1 . T I i . .
raiea. r - f ' Jc" ia, wuuy e. ijgwiB OlOg.
I 'J. II . I A . . '.'( 1 I 111 XT 4n arvtmm.M , A .
eWV.VVV W w . i . au A'.IVUUbA ui f 1 VU y
arid up; Iow rates; no delay. See us
first. Krebs-Logus Co., 11? 10th et.
MONEY TO LOAN In amounts of $100
to jduuu on city properly.
A. H. Bt-Lis zoi oerunger bldg.
MONEY to loan on Improved city, farm
property. F. C. King, 1 Spalding.
$200. $350, $600. $900, $1200, $1805;
Fred W. German Co.. 732 Cham. Com
$40,000 OH LESS. FARR1NGTON.
80 4th at. Board of Trade Bid.
SEE us Small loans, installment loans.
cellar-yt nrton 4Q.t azn leon bldg,
$1000. $1500 and upward; no commit.
sion. Deshon A Hawk. Main 1167.
MORTGAGE. LOANS. and 7&. tvnf
- Salomon e Co-I00 Oak, at. seax. frthj
MONEY TO LOAN
HEAL ESTATE
(Oon1ne)
J10O0 to loan, f'e. real estate security.
R-42. Journal. .
MONEY to loan. to 8. W. H. Sell
A Co . 310 S;aldlng M.lg.
MO.NEY TO LOAN U7
CHATTELS, SALARIES
Salaries Chattels
Money to loan to salaried people and
others on furniture, pianos, motor
cycles, automobiles, diamonds, etc., at
legal rates, with easy terms of pay
ment; no delay. Licensed by state.
PORTLAND LOAN COMPANV. INC.,
306 Dakum bldg.
CHATTEL CHATTEL
LOANS LOAMS
AT LEGAL RATES
We loan money on pianos, household
goods, ajid also to
WORKING PEOPLE
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO,
LICENSED.
317 Failing bldg.
LOANS WANTED
80
WANT $S0u0 at 1. No commlbBlon.
On good real estate security. X-65,
Journal.
WANTED. $1000 loan on good city
property. 5804 59th ave., S. E.
WANTED $.000 at 6. No commis
sion. W-43, Journal. '
WANTED $1800 at 7. Security
J5000. Phone E. 300.
WANTED $1400 at re. No commis-
lon. Y-5S, Journal.
FINANCIAL
51
1st end 2d mortgages purchased; also
sellers' interest in contracts. Or. and
Wah. H. K Noble I.nmhrmrf bid
COLLECTOR, Catholic. experienced
small Installment accounts, salary
and commission. Local and road. Ref
erences and small cash security. Call
8 to 9 a. m. or 3 to 6 p. m. Mr. Berard,
Bachelors hotel.
SsALEhMEN wanted to Suil the Vroo
man strain Franquette English wal
nut, together with a complete line of
nursery stock; cash weekly; outfit
free. Address Capital City Nursery
Co.. Salem. Or.
WANTED A man that will use his
brain and feet for eight hours a day
ran secure a splendid position, good
Income. 301-302 Title & Truat bldg.,
89 4th st.
YOUNG Catholic men to handle a good
proposition, locally and road. Steady
work. Good chance for advancement to
hustlers. Call s to a. m. or 3 to 6 p.
m., room 22, Bachelors-' hotel.
WANTED Experienced sash and door
men for stock factory. Hteady work.
Also boys to learn saBh and door
trade. WX-141, Journal.
25 MEN to split cordwood. 60c per cord.
MEN to split coruw
1103 Spalding bldg.
CONSULT V. M. C. A. employment
secretary.
HELI1 WANTED MISC.
4U
Y. M. C. A. AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
Day and night classes; training ln
repairing, driving and machine work.
Including forge, lathe, shaper, drill
press, etc.; time unlimited. Secure
pass at" educational office V. M. C. A.
bldg., to inspect -ur shops and meth
ods. COMPETENT CHAUFFEURS
and MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tui
tion fee Includes MEMBERSHIP IN
Y. M. C. A. and its EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT, use of 6o-ft. swim
ming pool, shower baths, gymnasium,
etc.
MEN. women wanted, government Joba.
$7s month. Write for list posit. ona.
Franklin .'nstltute. Dept. B4iK. Roches
ter N Y.
LE1A-RN the real estate business, tjee
Educational Book Display. Gill's
book store.
UNCALLED for tailor made sunn Is. do
up. Taylor the Tailor n :isid
GOOD strong girls sort and bundle
newspapers and magazines. Madison
L. Goff. cor. North lith and Johnson
streets.
WANTED Woman or girl for kitchen
helper In logging camp, $30 per mo.
Room and board. Call Sunday at 351
raimon St., cor. iarK. Room 3
LADIES learn new method beauty
culture, fall rates. Room 602-3 Col
umbla bldg.
THIS ad, 25c, massage manicure.
Room 602-3 Columbia bl d g.
LADIES wanting work, $1 to $2 is
made. Room 602-3. Columbia blda,
WANTED A girl to assist with
housework. Pnone Marshall 940
WANT school girl to work for room
and board. Tabor 3088.
A YOUNG girl to assist ln light house
work and care for baby. Tabor 2216.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 29
HOPPICKERS WANTED.
Can place COO families; first ship
ments out about September 1. Yards
having best camping accommodations
and hops are on our lists. Free wood,
water, straw, fruit, vegetables, cooking
equipment, sleeping tents and apart
ments at many of the yards. Special
railway rates. Yardt at Brooks, Lives
ley, Noconda, McMlnnvllle. Gei vals,
Independence, Sherwood, Amity, Wood
burn, Talbot, OrvIIle, Sllverton. Pickers
should register at once to secure choice
of yards at main office, 14th and John
son, or women's department, room 309,
city hall, or room 424. Railway Ex
change bldg.
City of Portland U. S. Government,
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
Main 8555. Phones A-5424.
800 HOPP1CK.ERS WANTED.
For the Llvesley hop yard, the
largest and best river bottom yard In
the state. Hops very heavy; all yards
will soon be filled, so come early and
get your tickets, Lakebrook $1.70;
Holmes, $2.15; Rush, $2.35; Murphy.
$2.60; Geo. Lewis yard, $2.40, round
trip fares. Located at Salem and In
dependence. Free tents, wood and
straw, good camping grounds; water,
store, butcher shop, restaurant. 40c
per box. Trains leave Sept. 2. 8 and
4. No other place ln Portland to
get tickets for Llvesley yards. Tick
ets now on sale at Jjorcas Bros., 221
Pittock block, 10th and Wash. sts.
Call, phone or write. Phone Broadway
8216. A-1717. Office open Sunday 12
to 4 p. m.
Hop Pickers Wanted
I can uVe 60 more good pickers. Fine
shady camping grounds, free cabins,
well water, wood, etc. Pay 80o per
100 lbs., green hops. Season will last
about three weeks. Yards near Fargo
on Oregon Electric. Families pre
ferred. For further particulars ad-
yj i , i,,in j ia. ui-iim, viriun,
WANTED, .HOP PIC KERB I will be
at the St. Charles hotel Wednesday,
August 23, to list and sell round trip
K. R- tickets to my yard at Brooks
for $1.70. You must buy tickets to
get reservations. I furnish free jacks
or tents, apples, prunes and black
berries. I have 62 acres of fine hops.
Will par lc per pound for picking-.
Romeo Gouley, grower.
dress. Henry L. Unts, Aurora. Oregon
HOP PICKERS WANTED.
Large yards, good picking. fine
camping jrrounds, fire wood, straw and
good water, grocery store on grounds,
apply between 10 a. m. and S p. m, at
101
Aiaer or pnone main voob.
Alder or phone Main 760
MOLEP BARBER COLLEGE.
Wants men and women to learn the
trade; paid while learning; tool free;
positions secured; summer rates; write
ror catalogue, ejor. za and Rumside.
MOHLER Barber school wants men
and women to learn barber trade,
free I weeks. Positions secured. Pay
while learning. 88 N. 2d et.
WANTED Hopplckers; will be at St.
Charles hotel, August 22. to book
picKers. Komeo oouiey. grower,
OREGON BARBER COLLEGE Men
and women to learn barber trade
fre. 888 Madison at. 4
HOP PICKERS Plenty of hop and
good camping place. Register 87 sth
t. , B, HevaoxUn,
.1
WANTEIvPosiUoii & watchman.
elo good horseman. Can take fail
charge of a barn. Last place oyer 5
yews, tx-st or reference. Mar. 3772.
A PLANING mill man from La. Seven
years in Oregon; at present Im
proving a larm. Would consider a
ennnge. Jes.se punran, Kstacada. Orv-'
CAKPKNTEK. experienced in design
ing drafting, estimating and super
intending; referenreat, wants work
anywnere. F-o, Journal.
A FIRST CLASS electrical man .n all
Its branches, desires a position; city
preferred; beat of references. V.$,
Journal.
WINDOW cleaner, house man, wants
work, hour or day. Phone mornings,
Main 2302.
WANTED Plastering to do by day etf
vontroct, h. L. Alien. 477 E, ith
st. N.
COMPETENT attup mecjiauua and
chauffeurs furnished by Y. M. C. A,
auiq ecnooi main ;td. A-anai.
MIDDLE AGED man, experienced nlghl
clerk arid janitor. Phone mornings,
y oooiawn i03S
YOUNG man, 28 years of age, wouW
like work of some kind. Can fur
nish rei'erenoes. D-90, Journal.
PAINTING and tinting; satisfaction
gunranteert. Hell wood 277ft.
GUARANTEED papering, painting anil
limine, cnonp. janor 62(.
SHI NGLEU When you want your
roof shingled, call East $706
KALSOMIMNG. 82 up East 4548.
SITUATIONS FKMALIS
KIND, noat woman wishes nursing,
confinement cases, ln or out of city.
$25 for 2 weeks or $17 for 10 day
service. Including housowork. Sellwood
1029.
WANTED Tosltlon as housekeeper.
capable of taking full charge- best
of references. Phone Marshall 2860 or
add reBsM rs. Mclonald. 72 N. 14th St.
AN experienced stenographer wishes
a position with a railway company,
a lumber llrm or a bank. Address
K-S6, Journal.
MIDDLE ased woman wishes position
as housekeeper; experienced. Mra."
May Bastain, Mllwaukie, Or. Phone
Oak Grove, 20-M. j
WIDOW woman wants children to
board between age 3 and 7, or will
take a plnce of housekeeping. Phone
Tabor 40(17. 195 E. 86th 8. .
POSITION as clerk In erocerr or bak
ery wanted by competent womap.
Tabor 6782.
WANTED By an experienced young'
woman, noaitlon as cashier. Beat of
references. Address P. O. Box 1163.
WANTED Work by day or week by al
competent woman, i none eeuwooa 1
470.
WOMAN wants chamber work, for rent,
of 2 H- K. rooms. Address Mrs.
Towns, 2'i8 Jefferson at. I
THOROUGHLY competent ranch wo-
man, housekeeper, where there are noi
children. P-67. Journal.
WOMAN wants work by hour or
relitihlA rpfurAnCKH wnodluwn 4
lloUSEWoRK or plain sewing $1. SO'
p e r day and car far e. Tabor 7340,
LAC 10 curtains laundered. Woodlawn
4 063.
WANTED Work of any kind by tha
hour Sellwood 668.
GOOD hand laundry wants bundle)
wa shin g. Nt"r 4 275 .
rl'KTAINH liarid-laun.leirrHi. Sell. 282.
DRESSMAKING
40
CALL TABOR 1626 for plain and fash,
lonable dressmaking; prices reason
able.
c t li l.DKKN, adult viol hing. Barnes
Liro-wn, 213 V. 1'ark st. Mala
381.
Dltl-JSSMAklNv by Hie day. Wdlu.
2'.76.
DRESSMAKER. a it era t loll. Tabor
. c - 1
NIKSES
no
COTTAGE hospital, 234 E. Morrison
ft. Maternity work a specialty; also
medical and convalescent patients re
ceived. Trained nurses only in attend
ance; congenial surroundings, $10, $18
i. ..T 'i p a T
ROOM, Bleeping porch oare trained !
nnm, (nvilln nM.riv ridannahl
Tabor 2218
NUKflK Confinement, light
work. 127W Boston ave. Wdln, $087,
KLRNinji:i) nooMs
FURNISHED rooms for young men lit
all parte of the city. alo ln Y. M. C.
A. bldg., especially desirable during the
summer; fireproof, telephone ln esch
room, shower bath. $1.75 to $4.76 per J
week, inclurllna; full asaoriatlon mem-
bershlp privileges, gymnasium, swim-;
mlng pool, handball court, ana many
other club privileges; full information
at Y. M. C. A. huslne-H office or tele
phone Main 7065: A-6561.
em. f1rerrTnf. reefeetMM 83 w-ek up,
k Mir-i.' ST
' 4-a,. . , ; a t. .a-wl e.kAa
it uii i. ii cc natoii iiftiit bum a iivii
fnone UAst mi.
a 1 t. tl A' l." W. 7n flA n ovu rm rnolApn
fur, rms.. central The Klne:. ne Jef
ROOMS and aijflrwi.enis Til modern
hotel, $1.76 week and up. 456 Alder,
FURNISHED ROOMS 70
POTATO FAMlXiY
LARGP1 front room, well furnished,
everything convenient; will let very
reasonable to reliable young man. 139
Monroe st
$8 and $10, nice front rooms, bath,
shower. 471 Taylor. Marshall 264$
after 6 p, m-
8 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
ln private family on ground floor
with plsnO. 294 Eugene st. East 2S15."
NEWLY furnished room. 3 blocks
from Lincoln high school. 421 V '
Mill st. Marshall 2516. ;'
FOR" RENT One-room suitable for
one or two, good location, board "
desired. E. 4934, .
WELL furnished rooms, modern con
veniences; walking distance. 325 Uth.
FURNIHHEf) room for rent; take
watch In exchange. E-69. Journal.
ROOMS AND HOARD
IS
THE HAZEL Furnished tooma, with
or without board: steam heat. Run-
nlr.e water. 385 8rd. -
ROOMS AND BOARD 12
1TEITATB f AMfXT .
WALNUT PARK Modern, quiet home,
good table board. 1089 Garfield.
woodlawn zozs.
HAVE an excellent suburban home for
child. Best care, reasonable charge.
Call Tabor 3656. ,
BOARD and room for ona or two In
private family. Adult. Price rea
sonable, labor v4.
tNVi I I, all a 1 A ITlan1arUAir
ness girls and atudxnts 94 $8 78 wk.
ROOM and board, lii 10th St. Main
6879, A-2866.
CHILDREN to board, mother's oaral
117 Belmont st. Tabor 1284.
WANTED ROOM AND BOARD 89
YOUNG man wants quiet room, pri
vate family, rood neighborhood. $f
month. H-83. Journal. '
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 0
NEWLY "furnished Ii." s" room, $
month. Including lights, phone, janl-
MENTS, 187 17th, near Yamhill,
$1.00 WEEK up, furnished h. k. room.
Laundry, baths. Phone Woodiawn
1854 203 Stanton.
109 N. 18th. Furnished housekeeping
rooms for rent cheap. M. 319$.
TWO room suites, furnished; modern;
fio. s im. i"tn st. BreMwty ii,.
SITUATIONS MALE
CLEANEST, cheapest rooms to the
city, private entrance. 429 Main. ,
, . iOoatlaaed Hext rase- . '