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Newspaper Page TextIS THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,; PORTLAND, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1916. i - COMPANY RE-FORMED AND LEASE TAKEN ON EILER BUILDING STOREl - i Portland Knitting Co, Adds H. J. Eller -as Sixth Stock holder, Takes 5 Year Lease BRANCH WILL OPEN OCT. 1 Third Street Location Will Be Maln talaed as Wholesale and Xiatall yjitebliaUxnent. Illustrative of the tendency of spe cialty houses, which have long been Ipcated on Second. Thlr and Fourth streets, to move Into stored on Sixth and Broadwny -Mreets, In the reincor poration of the Portland Knitting, company, and the .establiNhment of an an additional branch store at 145 Broadway atreat. In the Eller' s build- Jug, pn which loration the company , has a five-year lease. The reincorporation of the company dda II. J. Eller, president of the Kllers Music House, aa the sixth 'stockholder. The etore at ISO Third afreet will atltl be maintained, and If the Flelsch ner estate builds the proposed' three or four story building on the corner of third and Morrison streets, the com pany will try to hold to the location in the new building'. The new branch will be uaed exclu sively for retail trade and display, while the Third street store will han dle the wholesale aa wall aa the re tall clientele. For the increased trade expected the company has Just added two new machines to the factory at Kaat Forty-second and Stark streets. The machines are of German, design, and were made In the east on ac count of the war. Nineteen girls are employed at the factory, which run day and night shifts. The new store will open October 1, and alterations are now being made. The available space Is 6x'0 feel. The stockholders of the company are: H. J. Eller, E. K. Merges, J. R. Ijodaon, C. C. Jantzen. C. R. Zchrt baur and J. A. Siehntbauer. The storo on Third street was established .'i years ago as the Luke Knitting com pany, but three years ego the owner ship was transferred to the present incorporators. CIGAR 8TORE TAKES LEASE Railway Exchange Cigar Co. Has Sixth and Washington .Stand. A lease has been taken by the Rail way Exchange Cij;ar company on the Wilcox corner at Sixth and Washing ton streets, which will be vacated by the M. A. Ounst Co. branch store. The new tenants will occupy the ator-i October 1, and have a five-year leaa'J on the site. The establishment of the new branch makes the fifth Rail way Exchange cigar store in Port land. . The officers of the company are,. F. S. Stanley, president, and J. K. Donovan, secretary and manager. Real Estate Transfers. Bebert Leud'n and wife to W, A. Hua- aack', L. 12 h. 5, KlHinaucrs add.; alo U 273. 278, 277. lUdgewooil; W. D, A. M. CJonway to J. F. Jonea, L. 10, B. S, DUon Place: W. n Thomaa O. Richards and wife to T. M. Kuhantln, L. , 7. H. 3 Tnlbot : W. P. Sheriff to Iwis J.ohmoD. L. 13, It. 1, Woodmere Park; Sheriff's Peed Sarah W. Russell to Sec. Snrinps a Trunt Co.. und. Vj Int. in W. V I.. lo ; Thin People Can Increase Weight Thin men and women -who would like to Increase their weight with 10 or 15 pounds of healthy "tay there" ,. .,,, WHO WUU1U rat anouia try eating a nitie bargoi with their meala for a while and npte results. Here Is a good test worth trying. First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Then take Rargol one tablet with every meal f6r two weeks. Then weigli and measure again. It isn't a nuestion of how you look or feel or what your friends say and think. The scales and the tafve measure will tell thtir own story, and many thin men and women we believe can easily add from five to eight pounds in the first fourteen days by following this sim,ple direc tion. And best of all, the new flesh stays put. Rargol does not of itself make fat, but mixing with your food, it alms to turn tne lata sugara and starches of wnat you nave eaten, into ricn, ripe fat producing nourishment for the tissues and blood prepare It in an easily assimilated form which the blood can readily accept. Much of this nourishment now Dassea from your Dooy as waste. m Hargol works to stop the waste and do it quickly and to make the fat producing con tents of the very same meals you are eating now develop pounds and pounds of healthy flesh, between your skin and bones. Sargol la safe, pleasant, efficient and Inexpensive. All leading ui-BBisiB in tins vicinity sen it n large boxes fort tablets to a pack age on a guarantee of welgnt In crease or money back as found in each large box. (Adv.) WHY MAGNESIA SHOULD BE TAKEN AFTER EVERY MEAL Best Pessiale fmlmnt fe Zadlgee Uon, Dyspepsia, Qartrltla and Stomaxa u leers. Says Ksw Yerk physician A flushed face may be the first no- ' iiieaois mpiom or inaigesiion, uui disregard this warning and soon thfr-t Is unmistakable pain for lndigesr.on Is a progressive ailment. At first the symptom, may be relieved by pepsin, bismuth or soda but these, thing U not overcome the excessive acid in the stomach which la usually the under lying; causa of the trouble andaonsc auently the acid accumulates and the Occasional stack of Indigestion be comes chronic dyspepsia. The dyspep tic ts always particularly liable to gastritis and rasiric ulcers in thai stomach are only too often the fore runners of peritohitis, stomach can cers and death. , For- this reason physlaclans place much Importance upon keeping the stomach free from harmful acid and are continuously advising chronic dysoep. tic- as wll s those who only suffer occasional attacks of Indigestion -to keep a little pure bisurated magnesia handy, and to take a teaspoonful n a little water after every meal. Prac tically any druggist can supply you with bisurated magnesia and all etom- sen sufferers are advised to get aa ounce or so and give it a trial. Care ahould be taken to tell the druggist tQ give you magnesia in the biMirated form as other magnesia preparations whlla valuable as laxatives and mouth washes ara not reeommentd tor tha torreetlon f stomach aetdlty. Ady.- 6. , B. S2, Portland; W. P. Lroy J- Bowdifh and wife U Samuel Mem, V, I. 19. 30, B. T and L. 7. 8. . B. 9, Stanford Height; W. 0. Lcorelhortt Co. to fllJawortb Pickell, .. J. B. M, l.aurelbnrit lasslgaed to Joseph B. Brady); agreement Penlul Improvement Co. to Frank Malmqulat. 67. 0 aeree In Sees. 23. 24, 25. T. IN.. K. 1 W Id E. Dickinson and SMband to Lena s anaen. nart of I.. It). B. 14. Mount Tabor Villa Annex; W. I. E. Darllar and w f to William K. Hamilton at al., L. 19, 26. B. 8, Stewart far; W. U I, 0, B. 0. Kenllworth; W, D. , Sec. Seringa A Truat Co. to draea Josephine Tattle. L. S, B. 80, Uoncb'a add.; Peed , Jesi U Raymond to James D. Londna. 1.. 8, B. 28. Ransou's Second add.; W. U The Joeepb A. fftrowhiidge Estate to. to CUnde Strahan at al., L. 2t. B. 15, Errol Heighta; W. I Edward 1,. Moatert and wlfa to the Northwestern Clearance Co., L. 11, 12. B. 1. Bcaneolr T. W. Moatert and wife to Noittiweat-. em Clearance Co., L. 11, 12, B. 1, Beau voir . Henry Mterta wife to aaraa, L. 11, 1ST. B. 1. Beauvolr; Q. t'. 1. Ida Condlt to laa H. B. Koblnaon, I..' 'ijt. B. 3, Jaj' add. to Annua; 8. Tenlmula Lumber Co., corp. of Wlar., to Penlnanla Liinibar Co., a reep. of Oregon, land beg. at tha Intersection of Willamette bird, with MeKenna are.; also L. 1, 2, 3, 4 and W. 43.05 ft. nf I.. 8. It, s, Portsmontb. with eic; also L. 12, 13. 14, B. n, -plea add. to St. Johns; also lumber 10 10 10 10 10 0 in 14 wig plant situated mi tha premises sboTr dear.; also all rlguta held tr re-erred bjr grantor In deed bk. 500 Ro and In agrt. la deed bk. 713-31; W. I 10 Usrgarf-ta B. Rodwell to Kara R. Jones, L. 10, B. 4, Kast 8t. Johns; W. P.. 10 Sheriff to W. L. Block. 6O10O ft. beg. In 8. Una of Hojt at., ttO ft. el, of X of H'?t at. with E. Una 21st at. N.; herirf' Deed v.i,90J D. T. Fiiki in Ta viik.,!i r a a w B. 4. tflley Park: W I 230 O. L. Webb and wife to I. A. Sandlln et al.. 1.. 6. 6. 7, B. 4. HaicldaJI; w. i) 7!. Isasc Perkins sua wife to Floyd A. I'rrklus rt al.. I- a, B. 25. Mount TatK.r Villa; W. D Ia-uI Oulb Jr. anil wlfa l lniU Ohio 10 1,000 nr., L. L. 10, B. 2. Broadrlaw; I.. 0.. B. 2 and N. 10 ft. L. 0. B. 2, I.lun a add-: K. ',i U 1, 2. U. i. Linn a add.; W. D Baane to Daniel B. Htnrsar. g. SS I I ft. of I 1, B. 10. uud K. 83 l- ft. L. 8. B. 10. Olenco Park; alto L. IS, 15 and N. 12 18 ft. L. 14. 10, B. 12, Klcbmoiid ; W. D B. J. Barpum and wlfa to Arthur Wil son, L. 26, B. 43, WarerUUh Hta.; Deed T. 8. McDanlel and wlfa to Adam J. Voelpal, U 18, B. 13. North Mount Tabur; W. V A. F. Flecel et al., executors, to Laurel hurst Co.. I.. 14, 17. B. 120; U 1H, B. 6fl, Liiurelhurst George K. Maxwell and wife to Paul C. ilurphr, L. 13, B. 103, Laurel hurst;; W D W. H. Abbuit and wife to Kmily Thoinns, L. 6, B. il. AlsmeUa Park; W. D Aurura W. Bowman et al. to A. Kerxrb nwr, 1. i.". 4, B. 5. Pac. Coast Abat. sub. of L. 2tt to 27, Ulenbavan Park; W. U A. Ksmi'hntr aud wlfa to I'rank Mil lar. L, as, 46. B. 6, Puc. Coast Abst. sub. of L- 2'i to 27, Ulenhau Park; W. D Bam P. 1oek.wood and wife la II. lUrscbbttrg. I.. 12 and W. S L. 13, B. lu, Johu lrrlug'a kirst add; W. D Lixtte Catterlln and buabaud to H. Ulrschbere, L. 12 and VV. H L. 13, B. It). John Irrlua'a Plrat add 10 10 10 10 0 10 800 10 10 II. UirrcbbriK to Ui!o M. Cutterlin, art L. 4. B. 10, 61. Irancas Hill; D , 10 Aurora W. Bowman and baiband to I illiaa P. 8'ele, U IT, 1", 10, B. 8. Pac. (ast Abit. sub. of L. 23 to 27, Gleuhuren I'ark; W. V LI 1'.. Noble aud lf to Harold J. and Ethel E. Warner, N. 40 ft. L. 3, ii. B. lUreiiswood; S. W. U B M. Lombard and wifa to Theodore A. Drews at al., L. 8. B. 11, Olniatead Park; V. I) Buaiu C'rorker to Charles Haggertr, und. one-fourth of W. Vs of L. "K," St. J.rfina Heights; W. I) Portland Trust Co. of Oregon to Leon Hickey, tract No. 11, Shirley Court; also atrip 2ft ft. wide lying . et said premises; 8. W. I ., . Sheriff to E. B. Ware. L. 17. IS, B. 2, Archer PUce; Sbaritt'a bead 10 2,100 10 10 w Ruildjng permit. E. J. Uooner Esect 1 -story frame garage, 274 14th at., bet. Jaffersou and Market; builder, A. C. Edmunas; ;i. O-W. R- N. Co. Erect 1-atory lumber shed, foot of (i'.Mnmlth at.; Muir Mc 10 tieliand Couftr. Co., liutiders; $5300. I O-W.. R. Jt N. Co. Eict 1-story fireproof 10 ' concrete palut vault, fntit of Ooldamltb St.; I Muir & UcClelluud Coustr. Co., builders; 727 j 120O. u-w. u. ."v. te. tiirect l-atorr rrame shed, foot of Uoldsmlih it ; Muir & Me- CieiUnd tonstr. Cd., builders; $9000. ' . O-W. K. A X. Co. Erect 1 story frame ! shed, foot of Uol.lsmith St.; Muir A Mc ! Cbiland Conbtr. d., buiidis; $!iKK). O-W. It. A N. Co. Krect 1-e.tnry frame , houHe for baled watte; Muir MiXlellaud , Cnatr. Co., builders; 2000. I O-W. R. & N. Co. Erect 3-story ordinary I pattern storehouse, foot of Goldsmith St.; I Muir a McClelland Cunatr. Co., builder; &'.UM i O-W. R. ft N. On. Erect 1-story frame coal bin, lout of uoldsmitn st.; Muir A. Aiciieuana iousir. uuimers; s.t""o. O-W. 11. & N. Co. Elect 1-story metal storehonse, foot of Goldsmith at.; Muir McClelland Constr. Co., builders; $1200. I O-W. It. &' N. Co. Repair 1 story frama ! open shed, foot of Goldsmith St.; Muir ai 'McClelland Conalr. Co.; GOO. i O-W. R. a N. Co. Repair marqulae, fooe of Ooldamith at.; Muir Si McCleilaud Oonstr. Co.. builders; $1400. i K. Hawer Rrualr 1-ators frame dwelling, 1S' Klickitat at., bet. 7ulb aud 7 2d; bulluur XNamne: s5. Mt,nH,rri Oil C.i Tlpitiilr -aanltn- tank Cttlont on St. Helens rouil, Uleu L. Hor. lultf, E. Yamhill at., liuiiiler; $loo. J.B. lieilinan Kepai 1-story frame dwelllhg, BUM Iioaelawn a?., bat. Lnion and E. !Uh .; II. A. Severance, -builder; 75. " WlUlata George Erect l-arory Irani gar- -4,7 -J . . V Kt W-n,n .1 , uWch: bufider aama': WO. Smith Security Co. Repair story reinf. conorei building, Moitaomao uotel; Wm. Iresa ft Co., b-Jldera; $400. B. S. Miller -Kraot l-tury frame garage. MU E. SSth a. NT.v: Hober t UalbraU. Beavci. I ton, Or., buildar: Ta. hi. S. 'Mtller AeoiX 2-tory frame dwelling. 6M U. aatb at. N., bat. awnott and Brazve ata.; Bobert Galbraith, Besrerton, (Jr., builder; $75. Geo Lent a Repair l-tory fram dwelling, 720 Mohawk at., bet. Oswego and AUegaaney sts.; builder same; $129. . S. I). Ilrown Kraet 1 -story fram garaga, lSrt-t E. 18tb at., bet. Clarbome anS Bjrbea, In i builder me; $150. Henry J. Yetter nepair -iery rratn tor building, 729 Williams at., bet. Cook ami Wygant ta.; Becker A Co., Ii 02 Pine at., builders; $160. O. llixlfiiun Erect 1-story frame dwelling, 1U Bratee at., bet. Union and E. Tth; K. L. Sauboru, 080 E. 67th st., builder; $2000. A. Welsh Keuair l-tory frame dwellnig. $48 Mill at., bet. Tth und Park; Wo. Daala, i builder: $65. nJ Wright iut. uo. llepair -tory orainar apari-ient hulldlns, 2vd at. N.; J. A. JJelton Co., builders; $M. Foster a Klclaer Co. Erect billboard en Trout at., bet. Isorrlsoa and Alder; builder as me; $506. Tries to" Convince Judges He Is Alive Seattle Man jt tarns After Ten Tears and Attempts to Uegala Property That Had, Bean Probated. Seattle. Wash., Sept. 21 .(TJ. P.) Arthur George of Edmonton, Alberta, is trying to convince the nine Judges of the superior court that he if nat dead. There waa admittedly, soone doubt. A year agoMrs. Anna G. Oeorge, his wife, from whom he had separated nine years oeiore, naa nis will pro bated, giving her possession of $700 worth of West Seattle property. Strangely enough, she herself died soon after. Learning of hla "demise," George hurried to Seattle. He filed a com plaint in superior court la an attempt to have himself officially brought to life. . . .John Day Adda Teacher. John Pay, Or , Sept. 31. Because ef the crowded condition of? the lower grades of the John Day school, the board has found It naceasary to secure the services ot an additional teacher for tha primary elassee. Tha salary Witt- fc :;$Io ..per- mortli.Tf7 i:;TRUSTEES OF ALBANY COLLEGE SAY SCHOOL IS IN FINE CONDITION Finances of Institution Shown ktf Dnnnrt 4a Do Doc In , ItS H StOrV. - iiairneiii MERGER IDEA UNPOPULAR j i i . ... I clflo TTslTVraltr Will Be Const d- A by Presldaat of Collet;. Albany. Or, Sept. Zi. The report or the board of trustees of Albany col- , f lege shows that institution to be in . tne Deal conaiwon in n u.wry. a meeting of the board waa held here Monday evening and the finances were : shown to be ample to carry the col- lege through the year without a def- Ictt. The college is still in debt, but it is gradually being wiped out. The board approves the selections of the faculty committee and pronounced the faculty the strongest the college ZIVIa v tj.h. ... re.wt.rf of apartment houses. Is your house Kdward F Bailey was reelected as fljl Are rnaktnfr a success at coach of the football team an Has keeping; your tenants? Are your ex taken charge of the squad. , peneea high? Are you saving on your A financial secretary was author- , tuei bills? If not. call Main 1320, ask izeil bv the board. His selection was left to tne executive committee. e will be named in a short time. Next Wednesday, September 27, the college will be visited by Dr. Robert McKenzle of New York city, president of the Preabyterlan College board. Dr. McKeneie will spend at least on en tire day here and go thoroughly over the situation and make up his mind If Albany college and Paelfio university ahould be consolidated. The amalgamation Idea la entirely banished from thought here and the officers of the college, students and townspeople are working for the build in up of a greater Albany college. Registration to date shows that the college has the largest enrollment it has ever had. Surfday School Union Dates Set. Albany, Or., Sept. 21. October 13 to 19 are the dates set for the annual convention of the American Sunday School Union, which will be held in Albany thia year. Portland waa the meeting place last year. Delegatea and men engaged in the work will be present from Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Dr. Williams, and Professor James McConaughty of Philadelphia, will be present from the head office of the association. Convention Delegate Returns. Albany, Or., Sept. 21. F. M. French, delegate to the National Retail Jew elers' association convention, which was held at Minneapolis early this month, returned to Albany thia week. He re ported the 1916 convention the largest ever held with more than 000 delegates registered from all parts of the United States. Jitney Bus Fatally Injures Eugene Boy Conrad Smith, 10 Tears Old, Uncon scious at Hospital Prom Internal Injuries and Concussion of Brain. Eugene, Or., Bept. .21. , Conrad Smith, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mra E. T. Smith, residing at 231 Lawrence street In this city, was 1 struck by a Jitney bus driven by H. i Rebmen Wednesday and perhaps fa tally injured. He is at the Eugene hospital in an unconscious condi tion and the physicians express little hope for his recovery. Physicians found that he was In ternally Injured besides suffering con cussion of the brain. Witnesses to the accident say that the Jitney waa not running fast. B. L Dorr, former city councilman, was struck by an automobile in the business section of the city Wednes day and knocked down. He struck forcibly on the pavement but his in juries are not serious. The oar waa driven by Millard Cole of Marcola, Pendleton Cowboy Is Indicted for Assault i Charles Jtunyan Is Charged With Bhootlag Oeorge Spearman Iast June for Calling Him a Sbaaphsrdsr. Pendleton, Or.. Sept. 21. The grand Jury thia afternoon brought in an in dictment against Charles Runyan, charging him with assault with a dangerous weapon upon George Spear man, colored. Runyan is the cowboy who last June shot Spearman, also a cowboy, because the latter called him a sheepherder. The bullet passed clear through Spearman's body and tore a ragged hole in the liver. Despite this, Spear man recovered and ' is entered as a contestant at the Round-Cp. Runyan has ridden in every Round-Vp and had hoped to get out of Jail to enter tomorrow. The Jury also indicted Jesse Goff kfor dynamiting fish. Says Wife Hurled tumblers at Him a. O. Ztpibert Kakea aasatlonal Chargo In Ccrjnplalat for Slvotce; XMvoro Decrees Are Granted. His wife threwBtove wood, knives, forks, tumblers, sauce bottles and an i alarm clock at him, so he wants a di vorce, says R. O. Lambert in a com plaint filed yesterday afternoon. He charges also that at the breakfast table she would throw coffee; and eggs at him. They were married at Monte- sano. Wash., in February, 1815. and have one child. RUSSeil USDOrns ana ieien n. Osborne were married at Vancouver, M 101(1 Knit nnur he haa rH,i K for divorce on the grounds of crueltyXu, (1 QmilhA f!n Weddlna and Divorces were granted as follows ows: Marguerite L. Wilbur vs. Leonard A. Wilbur, married in Boston, Maas.. In HOT, indifference and non-support; Nellie B. Hunt vs. George T. Hunt, married In Portland In ltlS, desertion. Catholic Charities Elect. Washington. Sept. 21. (U. P.) Bishop Shahan was Wednesday reelect ed president of the National Conference Of Catholic Charities in annual con gress In this city. Vice presidents elected Include R. C. Cannon, Chicago; Miss A. A. Winiams, Jdilwaukee ah 4 FatherrGreasle, Cincinnati. . . . " .v " Centralia Man Will Have War Office Job ,rWTiiperlng Tom" Witkisso Wow European tfbspltal Becorerlaa; Trom Slefe of raver. . Centralia, Sept. 21. Tom 'Wilkinson, a former Centralia real estate dealer who enlisted for aervlca In the Eu ropean war two years ago, Is recover ing; in a hospital from a six-weeks' siege of fever, according- to a letter received Tuesday by Dr. C. O. Nelson. I Wilkinson will not return to the firing jline. but Instead of being discharged t may be given a clerical position in the : war office in London. He is known to every railroad man In th northwest as w Hampering jura, dwiui id mo isvi that he lost his voice in a railroad accident while employed as a con- 1 ductor by the O-W. R. & N. Railroad for Lower California. Kl Centro. Cal.. Sept. 21. (P. N. B.) rijwAfTifi F.Hlhan Pantu nt thai northern district of Lower California, ,. f-nnfirmait the. renorts that h'jB g0vernment is planning a new ranway reaching from Mexican to tne (JuIf of ralforniai a distance of 75 mlles Tns outh terminal will be at Ban FeUpe. , NEW TODAY MANAGERS and OWNERS V, OCR busl- for Mr. Ionrton. He manes it nis iu - -' RUPTURE J. A. JOHNSTON Bupture Specialist 411-418 AUlsky Bid. Results Ouaraateed Fearey Brothers, Inc. COLLECTORS BOfi Bekum Bldg. Portland, Ot. MORTGAGE LOANS $300 Upwards at 6-7-8 Oregon Investment at Mortgage Co. Offices 303-4 170 3d St. FARM LOANS 7 TO 7V2 MOBTOAOES BOUOHT. Mortgage Company for America, Soom 33 Ainaworth Bldg. Portland. Or. AT Wilton's Auction Houae, Kt-ITS 2d st. Sale at 10 a. m. Al K p. 2d st. m. at Ford A action Oo, 191 Furniture, carpets, etc. CLABS1FIED AD KATKS CASH AD7E&TI6EMXNX6. Daily or bunds Itt ecata per arurd tor all c.anlflcatlona eeptuic "Vor tient in I'rirate Family, " "Kooaa and Uoud In frtvaie Fanii," "Situ. Hon Wanted" and '"VVaured to au(" ad., wliica art 14 cenla per word. Xhrea insertion for Uia price of twe. beven Uis'Ttloii for the price of fire. kio ad taken for leaa than IS cent. CASH altuX aecomoauj wyj u obiala abete tale. CHASOEP ADTEKTISEKKNTB, 1H eenta par word per insertion. This charge la for sU cUasiflcaUen except ing "for Bent la frlvat kaml.." "Boob and Board la frirate I'limUj." "bituatlos Wasted" and "Wanted & Uent' ads, wnicn ar lVt ant per word per inaertloe. No ad ebarged for sa tbua 15 eeat. MEETING NOTICES 41 OREGON COMMANDER Y, No. 1, Knights Templar, will hold an informal social in their hall In the Masonic Temple, corner Park and Yamhill streets. Thursday evening, September 21. All visiting Sir Knights and their ladies and all Royal Arch Masons and their la dies are cordially invited to attend. Special entertain ment will be furnished. EMINENT COMMANDER. V B. P. O. E. Elks No. 142. (Thursday) evening at $ o'clock. Elks' Temple. After the meeting Brother Tr. Earl V. Morrow wilt give a lecture on hla ex periences wfflle In the European war sone, Ulus Tlrtnre taken bv himself. tratad Visiting brothers invited to attend. By order of the E. R. M R. SPAULPrNG. Secretary. A Li KADER Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 8. Stated session Saturday, Sept. 23, at 8 p. m.. Masonic Temple, West Park and Yamhill sts. Visiting no bles cordially invited. By order of the potentate. HUGH J. BOYD, Recorder. WEBKOOT CAMP NO 6b, W. O. W.. every Fridav night In W. O. W. Temple. 128 11th St. Members requested to be present, visitors welcome. J. H. Ponnay, (' C A T. Barber. Clk. Columbia lodge, no. in. A. F. and A. M. Special communication this (Thurs day) evening at 7;80 o'cloc Masonic Temple. Labor n the E. A. degree. Visiting brethren always welcome. By order W. M. FRED L. OLSON, Becy. MT. HOOD LODGE NO. 167. A. F. & A. M. SpeoiaJ communication tomorrow (Friday) evening at 7:30. Work in F. C. degree. Visit ors welcome. Order W. M. ED. C. DICK. Secretary. ALBERT PIKE LODGE, No. 162, A. K. A A. M. Spe- clal communication this Fri day evening, Sept. 2 at 7:30 o'clock. F. C. degree. Visit ors welcome. By order W. M. r.. rt. ii, necy. CORRECTLY desicnoa emoiam cards 1, 1J 1Tlhn ,-' S. L ' Co . fit h and Oak. EMBLEM jewaflty a specialty, buitona, Dina. charm- Jaeger Hron . 111-g tth VIM Statistics marriages. Births. Deaths. MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur W. Snowdeu. 002 Northweatern Bank bulkllng. legal, and Lenore Abraui. 1240 tial- aippi are. Sldur Duncan. Lambert apt., legal, and i Anna srowD, sacjv aaurus. legal. I Chester A. Djwns, 2aT Fargo street, leal. I and Marion E. atowe, 17S4 Kaat Yamhill street. leg"' i t-art r. jiooreheid, 805 E. Caruthers treet. legal, aud Liiiiau H. kicKeca, same address, legnl. " v w, visitlna cards. Third floor, Morgan bid. DKfcSS suits tor rent, all sisee. Unique TaHprln- o. 8Q Stark st. niRTrji GRATON To- Mr. and Mr. Edmund Gratou, T41 B. 8ta It. g., August 2. daugte. AL1RBY To Mr. and Mra. Joseph E. At. . trer, COS IV-uHawa ave.. -epumber h. a eon. E A EE To Mr. and AIr. Bnlland J. Barr, 91 E. AWer t., Srptelnber 13. son. BRADLKY To Mr. sad Mr. Rowland U Bradley, K. ETeratt at., September i. e eon. CAL'LDER. T Mr. aad Mr. Darld O. Cank. tier, sue uiena ave- aepte-Mr 14. dasgk. nr. . . ' . , -0 BLTITHS fContlnned) CARLSON Tr Mr. and Mrs Frank Carlaou. 1073 E. 0th it. N., September 15, a daunU ter. COOK To Mr. and Mn.-JIerbert E. Cook. mil K. esta at., sepiererjer iz, a wn. i ETk" rBANCia To Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. FYu cla, 2)9 Cook are., September 14, a dajigL- ttR'Ae"" To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oraf, 3 MargnerttB its., September. 18, a son. HOBEB To Mr. and Mra. Uarry L Hober 586 Weldler at., September 13, a daught-v. HE ID To Mr. and Mra. Edward T. Haid, 821 K. 40th at. N.. September 15, a son. HUFFIKER To Mr. and Mra. John E. Huf- flker. 283 railing t., September 8, daughter. KltKPATRICK To Mr. and Mra. Ceorg Kirkpatrlrk. 128 K. 27ih at. N., Septemtar IB. a daughter- . . LAVAGBTW: To Mr. and Mra. Bart La?j-fc-ette. 840 Lombard St., September 0, a di lighter. LACEY To Mr. and Mra. Wallace E. Lacty Jr., 91D Minnesota avenue, Bootaict.tr 8, a son. . DEATHS AXD FUNERALS 75 LOKKNZ In this city, September 20, Wtlhel miua Iorenx, aged Ob reara 8 months 14 days, belored wife of Carl P. Lorens, 491 Kaat 83d at.: mother of Mra. Ida Uraen aud Charlee W. Iorena of Manulns. Or.; truest W. and Albert J. Lorenx, of iorttaiid. He mains are at Ilolman'a funeral parlors, and will be forwarded to Hayward, or.. ior u terment, N K Al. A t 8aslde. Or.. September 20. Mrs. lihrrlet H. Neat, aged KT. years 9 otontba. Itclored mother of Mrs. T. P. Kendall, sister of the late William Hume. Remalua will ar rive in Portland todar (Thureday) In care of the Holman Undertaklug company. An nooucemeut of funeral later. IKVIXO At the residence. 649 Johnson St., September 20. Mary lrring. aged K3 years 8 months T days, widow of the late Robert Irrlng. Friend lnrlted to attend funeral services, which will be bald at Holman' a fu neral parlors, td and Salmon sea., at 2:80 p. m. tomorrow (Friday), September 22. In terment HhrerTlew cemetery. MILLIUAN In thia city. September 19. Bee. Jsmea V. Milligan. ace 06 yeara, of 75 Kaat Tarlor afreet. Funeral aerTlcea will be held liiciar afternoon, Sppteoiber Zi, from the Flrt I'reabyterian "church, corner of Twelfth aud - Alder streets. menus inruea. luieruixui. RiTerriew cemetery. JC&T1CS In thia city. September 20, Kaher Justice aged 9 rears, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Justice of 20 Narth s"esaeuden street, KL Johns, Or. Tne remains are at the residence eatabllahment of J. P. Klnley Son, Montgomery at fifth. Notice ef fuxeral hereafter. Id'CABK September 0. John a McCabe, agea bit year, balcred husband ef Mra. Cather ine McOaJJe and father of Margaret, Doris. Irene and Charles McOabe. Remain are at the home, 18$ North Tweaty-flrat street. Notice of funeral later. SHROYga September 21. at the realdenee, 202 King street, Edward Nelson Bhroyer, u .r habired father of Boxaua. Howard, deorg and Jamea Bhrojr of this citr and Robert and Malcolm Bhroyer or im- nols. Notic of funeral later. , . BOARPMAX Carrie Boardman, W S, oth at., eptemoer n, aa jera; ci".- ""-; onlnr from tumor. LAKKINS John H. Larkina, 818 E. Wab nLV.n. ,t-,8f.p,e?w'i,.I.U.n yp,,UnH a,,. : " . I - . MMBALL, JWU iviuiuou, . v,. , gical hospital. September 17, 01 jeara II S1' stones. MITCHr-LL Iiabell H. Mltcneu, ot c. st. September 17, id yesrs; curoiuc atltl! ncithtltl BALLAltD Mary A. uaiiara. n . N.. September 18. TV years; nmooan. GUANSOX Alexander J. Uranson. 3Sd Han- cock st.. Beptembe is, oo yaaxs; vmvuit lltteiatltial hepatltta. FLORISTS CLARKE BROS, florists, 237 Morrison t Min or A-1805. Fine flowers and floral designs. No brancii stores. MARTIN & FORBES CO.. florists. S Wash. Main -69, A 1269. Flowers for ail occasions artistically arranged. OSCAR JOHNSON FLOxtA CO 763 Glisan st. Mar. Ain. a-hm. MAIN 6116; wreaths. pillows, $3 up. Knravft II no. Chaopell's.347 Mtirrls'n. MAX M SMITH florist.. 141H "th st. FXJKERAL DIRECTORS EDWARD HOLMAN CO. ESTABLISHED i&U RELIABLE UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant THIRD AND SALMON STREETS MAIN 507, A-lSll IF. L LEW Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne. Phones E. 781. B-1888. Lady assistant. New residence establishment 801 Wil liams ave. Woodlawn 220. C-1843. F, S, Dunning, Inc. East Side Funeral directors, 414 E. Alder st. Phone East 82. B-2525. A. D. Kenworthy Co. Tabor 6267: (802 92d St., Lenta Tabor 685: 66th st. and Foster road. Arleta. Dunning & McEntee every detail. Broadway and Pine sts. Broadway 430. A-4j5g. Lady assistant. J. P. FIN LEY SON. Progressive Funeral Directors. MONTGOMKRT AT FIFTH AfS t II r . ,. .,,.. I lies wen, no rocit, ou acres 111 cum- Hi e ST lOi 5?2 .w,ll'lams ave.ivation; fine creek on place, good 6 1 !) -.u.iui v--. a,at lug(j C-1088. room house, barn and outbuildings. Lady attendant. Day and night service. MILLER & TRACEY. independent fu - neral directors. Prices low as $20. $4". $0. Wash at Ella. M. 2691, A-7885. Br.EEZE & SNOOK. B-1252. K. 1258". IO26 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant. Wnmlltnn Eaat otn nd Ollsao, Fu. nailllllUll neral aervlcea Tabor 4313. QIPWFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4153 Orr VV UO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay. MONUMENTS PORTLAND MARFLE WKS 264-268 4th St.. opp. city hall. Main $564. Philip Ken Sons, for memorial,, 1 . FOR SALE MOUSES 01 y MUST sell, 7 room, modern, new home; Alameda Park; all built-in effects, furnace, fireplace, Dutch kitchen; cost $5250; no reasonable offer refused. Phone owner, Wopqiawn 4l9. DANDY 4 room bungalow near Penln sula park, nearly new. A tremendous bargain. $200 down, balance easy terms. Mr. Hageman, 306 Oajc st. phone Broadway its. LAURELHURST New modern 6 -room bungalow, lat est lmprovementa. Shower bath, dress ing room. Extra well built, near cars. 119$ E coucvn st. r-none uwt- a7j SPLENDID room bungalow with garage, very cheap. Irvlngton. Cheer up; good times coming. , East 273. W. H. Herdman. I. 500 7 room house, lot fcoxlOO. Maryland ave.. near Ockley Green school; easy terms. Phone Wdln 3503. $.600- Mooern 5 room bungalow, in Ivon st. Tabor 2921. HAU' acre, 7 room house. modern. cheap, pnone raoor oat. FOR SALE 8 -roo 10 house--- on baiik, opp. Oaks. Main- 8181.: river FOB 8 ALE HOUSES 61 fOoattanedt SACRIFICE SALE ,. ir,. i J' Cottage, Including 3d Cottage, Ii Weber Piano There is a gable roof, porch over the front and half way across the front of the house. A long, bevel plate glass door opens into the reception hau, 7x10; an arch op.wifc- from this room Into the living room. The living room is UkU. with a large triple window opening on the front laVh. Above the center window la an art glass wiadow with metal bare. On the other side of tne room is a piano window. Theao two rooms are tinted in a shade of leather, while the ceil ings are cream and the wood work has four coats of varnish. The dining room 14x14, has beamed celling, and Is paneie-1 with quarter aawed oak and plate rail above. Tha triple window on the other aide ofv the room has a built In seat. Above the plate rail is tinted fiumpkin color, while the cell ng is of cream. There Is a china buffet; a double acting door opens from this room into the paea pantry, another opena Into the hall between the bed rooms and bath. The kitchen and pantry is tinted cream and woodwork white enamel. The pasa pantry Is quite large and at either end are the bedrooms, 12x14 each, with large closet. The woodwork In these rooms is of natural wood finish, with $ coats of varnish, while the walls are tinted, one blue, the other pink. The bathroom is modern. The bath tub haa a heavy rolled rim and full alia factory finished, inMde and outside white enameled. The lavatory is of the same grade. All fau cets are quick pressure. The walls of this room are blue and wood white enameled. The basement is full sis. There are two extra wash trays, a hot water heatin plant with a radiator in eaten room. Electrio and gaa fixtures. All hardware la cast brass. Thi place la In Warerly Heights, 3 blocks from 26th sU. t blocks' from Clinton st. Phone Broadway 80J3. T-181. Journal. JITST I. IKK RENT nnstr pity tahi s.ronm hnnra- ' low with entrance hall, full basement withi furnace and fruit room, -rear Bcreened porcn large rront porcn ana large cooling closet in kitchen. atf, I 11U1IL aiiu UI1AV 7 front and only y block to car. go o t ard. some roses. Terms $26 per m j , , . , , . inciuaing an intereni; ana it win n I. A i . . , ti..a l)?r A 1 j m rt u iiiq iiibi pa infill, . kt-u V i v. Hickman or Wilson, 45th and Sanjy. Tabor C868-C-2121. GOING UPl Like everything else, material is advancing. Houses coat more to build than they did. The advance has only started. You can't buy aa cheap as you could last spring. You can buy cheaper now than next winter. But we haven't ralbed our prices one cent as yet; therefore see us right away. Don't put it off. Realty department of HARTMAN & THOMPSON HAWTHORNE HOME BARGAIN. Only $1600. $800 cash will handle this, It ts close In and you will buy this If you see It. improvements are all in and all paid but $160. 6. 8. Prentiss, 605 Cor bett bldg. ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. Five rooms, new, modern, 1 block to car, built-in features, $100 down, $30 monthly Including interest; Vood mere. J. C. CORBIN CO., LEWIS BLDG. BY OWNER 7 room house, very cheap, with or without furniture. Overlooking river. Call 618 E. 6th st. or phone Sellwood 782. FOR SALE LOTS 1A AfcAMEDA Park provements in Woodlawn 4196. lot for $550- Inl and paid. Phoue CLEAR lot in Waverly addition, all improvements in and paid for; will sacrifice for cash Main 1020. ACREAGE Buy an Acreage Home Have cttv conveniences, such as mountain water piped into your house, eleotrio light. Uc., and country benefita; rich soil fine community. 30 minutes out by Big Red Bteel Trains. Low prices, easy payments. Any sise tract. Let us show you. The Shaw-Fear Co. 102 4th su Gibson Half Acres Good soil, city water, close to car line, easy terms; will build to suit pur chaser. Phono War-ball 158S or Sell wood 476. John H. Gibson, owrer. CHICKEN, FRUIT. GARDEN rancn.s near Portland, 2, $, 10 acre tracts, best soli, good roads, near electric, $6 to $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar- lar.d. 809 Yeon bldg.. Portland. 15 ACRES $525 No rock or gravel, part bottom, easy clearing, can all be farmed, good spring, on road. Easy terms. 214 Lumber Kxcnange oiag. ACRE tracts, $6 roo $850 and $40J each. 42d st. N., close to Kennedy school. R. W. Cary. Phone Main 1877. FOR SALE or trade, 24 acres facing citv limits of Bandon. Ore. C. K. Dyar. 999 E. 28th st, FOR SALE FARMS 17 66 ACRE FARM ON PACIFIC HIGH WAY AND RED ELECTRIC. 20 miles from Portland, fine splL lies well, no rock. 60 seres in culti- I water oined to them, farm fronts on 1 highway. 12 acres in prunes. Nothing better for the price on the market. 3140 an acre. Will cut in two farms if "wanted. See Sam Hewey, 269 Stark, at HARTMAN & THOMPSON 60 ACRE RANCH NEAR COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY 31800. Good soil, no rock, land lies well, beautiful view, few acres cleared, sev eral more easily cleared. 40 acres level, balance rolling and hilly, some bldgs., snrinc arA rreek on ranch. Owner forced to sacrifice. cash. Ranch worth $3500. See Sam Hewey. - c.nVk t lr artMAN & THOMPSON ( . . ... Au-T. , " . . I PHIPH c'l'T PUflM taOOO TO illiuO firenlare. barn, chicken house and 6-A. 1 in cult., $750 cash will handle this; ! Jimllv orchard. tiea Sam Hewey. Stark, at HARTMAN & THOMPSON FOR SALE 600 acre stock rsnch. 200 sheep. 175 goats. 40 cattle. 4. horses, and one team of mules. On account of sickness, will sell st bargain. $2000 car. hscdle it, balance on terms to suit st 7. A. W. Reames. Glide. Or. A FINE dairy farm of 175 acres. stocked and fully equipped, on cream route, for sale on easy terms. Pos session any time. O. S. Mathswson, Dora, Coos county, uregon. 7 1 LITTLE FARMS. Hi down, $10 mo, level, cleared, fenced, house; suitable for loganberrie-. running water; near employment town. J.P.Sharp, tH 8d at. FAR-MS WANTED IlENT OR BUY 39 EXPERIENCED nractical farmer and dairyman (with help), wishes to rent on shares or take full charge of fully equipped farm near good school. H-130. Journal. WANTED To rent about a 20 acre farm within . 35 miles of PortlanU, good buildings. -100, Journal. 88 WANT to lease 20 BO acrea conyen i.ni river nr mlirond. near hard surface road. v ii a. vw S V ' " . MUt nave gooa nuu and plenty of waber. K-7, journal KXCHANGE KKAJj KSTATK 21 11200 EQUITY In modern 6 room house, rented at 112.60 per month; mtg $R00, S years 6. Trade equity for automobile worth $500 or $600. Ad dress 6827 2d sU S. K.. Lenta. Phone Tahor 14S8. HALJ3 or trade for lot or house and lot, 17 head of cattle. 6 eowa Irivlng milk; team; farming implernentg; cream separator; 20 tons of hay In barn, besides other crops. Place for rent at $150 per year. V-1S2. Journal. NOTICES. If your property is for exchange or il. and haa merit (no inflated val ues considered), -end me particulars. Geo. P. Henry, 329 Henry Mdg. Ref erences, Fortland Realty Board. TWO modern i room houaes, nice clean stock of groceries, jn a gooa location: doing fine business: trade all or anv part for small farm or chicken ranch. Address. 6927 93d st t K.. Lenta, pnone Ticor hob, i Al " 11 . .' ' WANTED Grocery store,' rooming hmiaai Or clear house and lot for 160 acres unimproved, 6 miles from Grants Pass- lots of eord wood and readv sale. Price $4000 mtg. $600. Box 754, Grants pass. or. "WANT IMPROVED FARM YTava rnod close in. improved DTOD erty. clear; value $6000. to trade for improved farm nout equal in vaiua. R. V. f eemater, Aninsion oms. T.ATTR.ELHTJRST "Will take goo dauto for my equity in new -room modern bungalow. 1139 K. Couch street. Tabor 6 6. UNINCUMBERED acreage near Oak r.rove beach, or other land, for fcAime. Rnx 1015. Oak Grove. GOOD houae equity to trade for good auto, or what have you? Call eve- nlngs, TVoo.llawn S832. 1F YOUR EXCHANOK la a Square Deal, see NORTHWEST REALTY CO.. 822 Cham, of Com, bldg. Mar. 2272 J"" you dealre a trade tor your property Rlnoiy communicate wiin ua. RichanbacJk & Co., T07 Lewis bldg, WANTED REAL ESTATE 81 rxrw wtt.t. RITI.T. OR LOAN MONEY ON YOUR LOT. J C. CORBIN CO.. LEWIS BLXKJ. ROOMING HOUSES 03 I Am in Touch With the cheapest buys anfl best trades in the city in rooming nouses anrl irrocerv stores. L. A. HALL, 512 Panama bldg v-JV tiettn modern rooming house, 1 wwni , hoU location, all rooms rented, all fine furniture, price $360 snap. Call 161 4th gL tk-nt mnma. furnace heat, fine loca tion; $50 will handle this. Owner. 223 W. Park. BNAP 12 rooms, furnace heat, good furniture. Wlthrow, 411 Henry bldg BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT1ES20 CLEANING AND PRESSING, SHOP The only establishment of Its kind In logging town of 1600. Month y pay roll $$6,000. It has made $1600 elnoe last December. Completely equipped. Price $250. FRED W. GERMAN CO.. TS8 Chamber of Commerce bldg. NICE corner, -uitable for druga, con fectionery or millinery; located on corner Front and Gibba; owner de sires to meet parties and make object or assist in starting business. 'See owner at 805 Water at, or phone Min 1611. NICE clean stock of groceries, con fectionery and fruit. Good fixtures, fine location; doing all caah business. Will discount fixtures $200. Invoice goods and discount 10 per cent, Ask Elrod at Lents Station. Phone Tabor 1458. irnw k a t v M v nroDerty with stock of groceries and confectionery: also home, furnished, in same block as acnoui 01 ouv iiuuii- .. 1 1420 Union ave., n See "The Live Wire" For auick results in Belllng-'and trad ing grocery stores and rooming houses L. A. HALL. 612 Panama bldg. WANTED A shoemaker, must have his own tools; a married man pre- . a hm.l.I hb n f. tr. eMt Abllah himself in business. Call Main 1511, or rail at 805 Water St. nvn vxciii ib. team and i wagon, a and 6 tons each; also transfer bual ness that will average $50 par week. Good reasons for selling. Apply 39a Belmont st. A GARAGE and repair shop in real denee district for sale for leaa than Inventory; will have to be seen to b annreciated. Dart trade. Y-99. Journal. DENTAL office and fixture for saie; splendid opportunity for some younij man; in one of the best suburb of Portland: well located J-107, Journal. FOR 8ALE-Very modern delicatessen, good location, must be seen to be appreclted. rent reasonable. Wood lawn 13t FOR SALE: Restaurant, fine for man and wire. Nice business. Will sac rifice. Reason, ill health. St. Helens, Or. P. O. Box 837. FOR SALE Complete restaurant fix tures Including steam table, range; will sell single items. 393 Grand ave. East 4986 GENERAL mdse. stock and buelness for sale at a bargain; investigate this. Call KeHwood 1233. Will con sider auto In part. 6204 Woodstock av. STOCK of hardware and paints at dis count. 6204 Woodstock ave. Sell wood 123S. . c7v BUSINESS CARDS. Q1 0UU THE BETTER KIND. 3 I Rose City Prlntery, 3d and Taylor, CRETONS & CO popcorn wagon 10 sale, easy terms. 181 Vt th st. L. T. Klinchurr. PARTY has $10,000 to invest with services in strictly first claaa busi ness. Call 3Z Morgan niqg. MONEY MAKING window cleaning business for sale. Other business forces me to sell. Call Main 8047. HERE'S your chance, best buy in city, grocery, confectionery; will sell at a bargain: good business. Main 2212. INVESTIGATE Light grocery, free rent, free apartments, private bath, best buy in city. T-138, Journal. cash takes grooery ana coniee tlnnerv. living tooitii, Wdln. 4671. GROCERY, 10th and Davis, $76, rent $"7 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED 68 , WANT 2 2nd haund bowling alhsya. Must be in good condition and rea sonable, w. j. wuigiey, o aiaraet st Phone Main 6899. MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE 27 MONEY to loan on improved city prop rt v THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS, 1330 Northwestern. Ban mag. Marshall 3718. A-6291 BUILDING loans on city and subur ban property; .money aavancca as work progresses. w. Q. Falling blog. Main 3407. haa inn ilfifld $2000 li.lfirt $5500. $4800; ail these amounts at 7. Fred W. German Co. 732 Cham. of Com. MONEY TO LOAN In amounts of $iw lO saw- on yrvvKt ij. A. W. BKLL. 201 Gerllnger Mdg. MONEY to loan on improved city, faro property, r. t. tvt.Tg. su wnaiqing Ustii, $360, $6tt0. I90 $1200. $1800, Krel vv. nnsn .o.. isz inam. iiont $40,ouu Ok LKSS. FARR 1NOTON. 0 4th t Board of Trade RM. SEE US Small loana. Installment loaaa. Celiars-aiiirron v-o.. bzd 1 eon Diog. tiuoo. $1500 and upward; no comma sion. Deshon & Hawk. Main 118 MORTGAGE. LOANS. and 1. Loul Salomon A Co.. $00 Oak st.. near 6th MONEY to loan. ta 8. W, H. J-ii vo, i epaio-ng Diet,- -j - FARMS WANTED RENT OR BUY ( Continued 7 iOoatlnuad) OUR installment plan is the beat aad surest method or paying a loan. $$2.2 11.24 iii.iT par month for 16 tnontlia, or for 40 months, or .... for months tarn a. llOfla loau- and Interest. utuer amounts in proportion. We loan on Improved city prepsrt Or for building purposse. No commission charged. EQUITABLE SVU'S 4ft LOAN AIM. 742 mar m., foruana, or. m6Ny to L6an! On lmnroved real estate or fas building purposes; very flexible coo tracts; no commissions. COLUMBIA LIFE g TRUST CO, 203 Stevens Bldg. CA&H paid for mortgagee, notee, ceA' iracta, mortgage loans; reaaonata raten. K. H. Lewis. Lobby 4. Lewi bldg. Money to loan 7 CHATTELS. 8AI4AUIES x CHATTKl- CHATTKi, LUANS AT LEGAL RATES We loan money on pianos, household . goods, and also to COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO, ' LICENSED. $17 Falling bldg. Salaries Chattels Money to loan to aalarled people txA others on furniture, pianos, motor cycles, automobiles, diamonds, ata, at legal rates, with easy terms of pay tnent; no delay. Licensed by state. PORTLAND LOAN COMPANY, 1NO, $08 Dekum bldg. MONEY loaned; chattels or salary! legal rates: easy installments. Homs : Installment Co.. 2U2 McKay bldg. LOAN'S WANTED 80 WANTED Capl business, will pay good Interest o; half profits to right parly. KX-13. Journal. ' LIST your money, good loans waiting. THE OREGON HOME BUILDERS,. 1S30 Northwestern Bank bldg. Marshall 8718. A-lltl, : WANTED $1,800 oh $3,000 security at 1. No commission, A-l$9, Jour- nal. , WANTED. $22,000. f3o coronftaalon. Address D-146, Journal. FINANCIAL 1st and d mortgages purchased, also sellers' Interest In eontraota Or. and Wash. H. K. Noble, Lumbermenspjdg. " II ELI WANTED MALE 1 CHAUFFEURS AND REPAIR MEN are in demand. We want sober, re- . liable men whom we can recommend for positions to take our course in au - tnmnhlln reneirtnn- and drlvlnar. Day -" and evening classes. Hawthorns Auto tscnooi, 446 Mawtnorne ave. SALESMEN wanted to sell tne Vrexf man strain Franquette English wsU nut. together with a complete Has Ot nursery stoca; casn weeaiyj free. Address Capital City Nursery. Co., Paiam. or. WANTED at once, laborers for paving work, $2.60 for 8 hours. Call at 418 Schuyler at. berore 8 a. m. Alter s a. m call at 22S Hherlock bids'. WANTED Elderly, neat man. hand; 2 in kitcnen: ngnt worn lor noma aa small wages. Y-i8, Journal. , WANTED Several good automobile truck salesmen can Una up with a money making deal. N-68. Journal. WANTED Office and delivery boy with wheel. Remington Typewriter s Co.. SS Broadway. MA INTER Journal. wa.11 ted; $3 day. B-lSa.' CONSULT Y. secretary. k C A em loyment HE1-P WANTED MISC. 40 i Y. M. C. A. AUTUMOB1U SCHOOL. Day and night classes; training la repairing, drlvlnjr end machine work. Including forge, lathe, shaper. drlll preis, etc.; time unlimited, feoure) pass at educational office Y. M. C A. bldg.. to inspect our ahopa and meth ods. COMPETENT CHAUFFEURS and MECHANICS SUPPLIED. Tul-' tlon fee includes MEMBERSHIP IN Y. M. C. A. and Its EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, use of 80-ft. swim ming pool, shower bath, gymnasium, etc. ...' EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Ta LEARN MOVING PICTURE OlT-tt? AT1NG. LET UH TKLL YOU ABOC'f IT. 66 BROADWAY. UNCALLED for tailor made suits $8.(0 up. Tayloti. the Tailor. 2H HurnaiSe. HELP W A t NJE1 -FEM A ,LK 2 WANTED Tru Ltlu Blecut CO.. hi. Slh ' and Davis sts., Portland, wants 18 experienced chocolate dippera. Perma- nent position in pleaaanl surround-, lngs. A daylight department; air changed every three minutes; oppor tunity to earn top wages woramg ou Krauae's fine chocolates. Call Of write Tru Blu Biscuit Co. EXPERIENCED typewriter biller for Remington machine with Wahl ad ding attachment. Apply superintend, ents office 9 to 10 a. n.. Olds, Wort man A King. - .-. GIRL wanted for plain cooking and housework; no washing; wages $2$. 1108 Westover road. Phone Marshall 940. WANTED Middle aged or elderly lady as housekeeper on sniaii iarm, s in family, good home, small wages. J- 101. Journal. WANTED 10 young women to do plain sewing. Apply t p. m. FHday, Multnomah hotel, ask for Mrs. Ander- son. school girl wanted to assist 1th house wors, room ana 00a ru and wages. Tsbor 8377. : WILL give elderly woman good home and amall wagea Call af 16$ W. Park. WANTED First class skirt and waist finishers. Ito outer na v Columbia bldg. HOUSEKEEPER, Laurelhurst home: small family. Apply 04 Journal building. " ' WHY not turn your spare time iniw money Our plan for cooperation will Interest you. 62 Plttock bloVk. COMPETENT girl for reneral house work. Knqulr 334 16th. N. corner Weldler. IDDY to care for child during work hours Apply at 268 Jefefrwon at. SCHOOL glfl wants position in small family, laoor gai. . EXPERIENCED plain cook for Wesoo rt- Anr.1v SSI V. TlroBdwaT. ill: -- : 1: ." , WANTED Waitress. Apply. 107. 6th st.. bet, waan. una nisra, t UELP WANTEi5IALl AND FEMALE 20 MOHLKR Barber School Men and wa rn en to learn barber trade In ! tuition reduced, paid whlla learning. expert Instructors; scaipanu uiaa sage eapeclally. 88 N. Second st CAPABLE salesmen or sliwoma who can finance themselves, to rep resent us on different lines of selling merchandise. Address Clyda Bisjlisy Co.. 247 Bueh St.. Ban Franelseo. MOLiwK BAHB-H COLLi-Ui-, Wants men and women 10 learn ma trsde; paid whils lsarnlnf ; tool frss: positions aecured: summer wtMtjrrtM , fer eatalo-'ie Cor. 2d and Bnenelde, OREGON Barber College Men and wo- men to learn oarDir iri-u. - can earn $16 to $26 tTfti free; tuition reduced; paid while learn ing. 233 Madison st. WANTED Man" and wifa. for apart-. tnent house; small salary and apart ment; man can do other work no children. Call m N. 22d at . WANTED, man and wife on farm, 180. Robm and board, . Broadway -lV A-2161, , I.,. nARBIIR AND SUPPLTES, BO WANTED To ssll sll kinds mt pond hand barbera' chairs and furniture at aacrifica. Lowls-Stena-r Barber.' Supply Co XOtU and Morrison. tv MONEY TO LOAIf REAL ESTATE f -