THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1916.
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HEAVY BREDS KEEP
UP EGG
In 'Home Stretch at Storrs
."Contest . Lighter Breeds
! . Being Displaced.
PRODUCTION
"etorr. Conn., Ocjt. 7. At the cloe
ef the forty-seventh week of ths
- laying contest at 8torr the total
production for all pens was 152.894
-. tin or 10SS more than for the full
fifty-two week last year; ttfus all the
eggs produced from now on will be a
clear rain over last year s tot.il, 710
bem necessary to bring the average
yield up to 160. The total produc
tion for the week was 2708 which was
til egg less than for the preceding
week. Hock Rose farm's pen of Bar-
ted. Rock from Katonah, N. Y., won
first place for the week, with a pro
' duction of 61 eggs. J. ; E. Watson's
-White Wyandottes from Marbledale.
Conn., were second with 49 eggs, fol
lowed by Or. N. W. Sanborn s Buff
Wyandottes from Molden, Mass., with
a sore of 41 egg. A. B. Hall's White
Leghorns from Wallingford, Conn., tied
with the Agricultural college pen of
"OreKoriM"-from. Corvallls, Or., with a
' production of 47 eggs for the week.
, It Is interesting to note that It
Is the heavy breeds that are keeping
up the production during the home
.stretch. Out of the thirty-eight pen
of Leghorns there were eleven which
which laid 31 egttn or better rfuring
For Next Winter
ii -- L.m
$7.00 per ton In 3-ton lots.
$7.50 per ton under 3 tons.
Siivu 25 on your ful
bill. Clean, odorless, easy
to handle. Most heat for
lentil money.
mum
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249 Washington St
Main
PpHclnl prices for de
liveries prior to Oct.
I. - . I'f r ton.
1 ton ': .Ili.rtO
2 4 tons : .H.75
B 8ti toun $S.ftO
l'liotlcS
Msln OTW A 0274
Standard Brick
k Tile Co,
M 4th Stiret
H'liry i J. (If?.
.Min 1!0J and
A 11 'H
Owl-Creek
Coal
"Tlie Best"
NO SLATS
NO CLINKKRS
NO BONK
3"r ASM
MEND0TA
FUEL
8.oo 1. Itf
CO,
STOVE FL KNAL K
Hrii cnl for the monev. No HOOt.
Lots of heat. Our customers like It.
Aalc Boh Adams. Mine Akent.
East 345 Phones B-123I
KEMMERER and -
ROCK SPRINGS COAL
THE CLKANKST AND BEST BURN
ING coals, tricks kk.a!u,abl,e
VCiYSTAl ICE &ST0afAGE
foifclMMV
. EAsST '44 U-U44.
itr.RKi.TME mmm
VTTii IS fTu .v
"UTAH'S BKST COAL"
Sales Axunts
East 214; B-234U. 31 ORAND AVE.
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The black coal with the while heal.
' Hard Hot Clean
o
Fast 181.
-Phon
C-1117
' '''South Wellington"
COAL
Hlne4 from best no Vocoer Ilnd.
Thlm oal lft ha leadrr in ether coast etlira:
Uo cae1 by I'. S. anl Canadian (toemiunI
ind large oriental HMmshlp liner. Why
beoena of its heat unlti; rmall amonnt ah
nil rkln qnaime. Can glT Buuettras very
MAI
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LIBEHTV
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CAST C29
the week while 1 from the fifty-five
pens of Rocks, Reds and Wyandotte,
23 pens laid mare than 20 eggs for
the weelc i
Fifteen hens out Of the entire eon-
iest made perfect scores for the weok
ana only three ;of these were Leg-
The three best Dens In juih Af th.M
principal breeds are as follows:
Plymouth Bocks.
m vCkuM?,Fulm (Barred) Katonah,
Xvs x.a 103 ',
Albert L. Lenaen (White) North At
tleboro, Mass.. 118.
Oregon Agricultural college (Barred)
Corvallls. Or., 1761.
Wyandottes.
R Obed O, Knlgnt, (White) Bridgeton.
,-T"rrron' (White) Catfortb, Eng
land, 1998. i .
Abel Latham, (White) BrlerfieU,
England, 1864.
Knode Island. Beds.
lFinCr'"1 rchard Urton. Mass,
A.'W. Rumery. Danville, N. H.. 1749.
Jacob E. J arisen, North Haven, Conn..
White Legrhorns.
Francis F. Lincoln, ML Carmol.
f'nn r, 1 (inn -
Will Barron, Bartle, Near Preston,
-.ngiana, iuu.
F. M. Peasely. Cheshire, Conn., 1791
SUsceUaneoom.
Oregon Agricultural college (Ore-
Kna;, orvauiB, ur., U4.
J. CoUlneon. (Black Leghorns). Barn.
acre, uarstang, .ngiana. levt.
A, Schwarz (Black Rhlnelanders)
uurnngame, cai., l&as.
Northwest Contest
At Pullmarij, Oct. 15
State College. Pullman, Wash.. Oct. I
7. High bred hens of many breeds and I
4 1 1 11 a f -4 Alia llnAQcre. a a ariivlnv at t ha '
illustrious lineage are arriving at the
college from all parts of the Pacific
Northwest to participate In the All
Northwest Kgg Laying Contest which
will be held under the auspices of the
state college during the period begin
ning October 15, 1916, and ending Oc
tober 14, 1917. - Official trapnesting
will begin on October 15.
Of the 1200 hens entered In the con.
teat, about 40 per cent are White Leg
horns. Brown Leghorns, Buff Leg
horns, Mlnorcas, Andeluslans and oth
ers of this type bring the Mediterra
nean entries up to BO per cent of the
total number of hens in the competi
tion. Walter Hogan of Petaluma, Cal., or
iginator of the "Hogan System" of de
termining high layers without the use
of the trapnest, arrived in Pullman the
twenty-fifth of ,September, and will,
before he returns to California, score
each of the 1200 hens by the Hogan
system. His predictions as to laying
capacity will be compared with the
trapnest reoords available October 14,
1917. Mrs. H. D. Whltaker, head of
the poultry department of the state
college, states that if Mr. Hogan comes
within 10 per cent of determining the
correct laying capacity of the hens,
ail breeds considered, the results of the
comparison will have an Important
bearing on the poultry Industry
throughout the country.
Squab Notes.
Large squabs ere produced by large
sized breeders. ,
Success follows experience. ,
A mating should never be brokerias
long as satisfactory work Is being
dona
Don't Cuowd the Fowls.
When shipping live poultry do not
crowd them too closely In the crate. It
results in such shrinking in the birds
that it more than offsets the slight
saving In transportation charges-
Big Deals Show
The Week Has Been One of Great
Showing That
Realty transactions of the last week
would convince the most chronlo or
pessimists that Ithere is great oppor
tunity for money-making by invest
ment in Portland real estate.
The week started with the startling
announcement th!at the Pacific Coast
Steel company- qf San Francikco nao.
purchased 15 aclres of land at Will
bridge, where, within 18 months, a
rolling mill would be operating under
full steam, furnishing employment and
a weekly payroll; for 4000 men.
At Hood River It was announced
that John W. Palmer and associates
have purchased 333,000,000 reet or
timber for $350,000 from trie govern
ment, whloh would be sawed by a new
111 to be established by a new con
cernThe West Fork Lumber com
pany.
The Doernbecher Manufacturing
company, which sells Portland-made
furniture throughout the entire coast.
will erect a $.'0,000 addition to the
plant at East Twenty-eighth and the
Union Pacific tracks.
The Flelschneit estate is contemplat
ing: the erection of a new three-story
building on its property at Third and
Morrison streets.
A new four-story building will be
Members off tho
Portland Realty Board
H. L. ARCHER &
1NV L9TMC.Ii 18.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
40416 Northwest Bank bldg.
FAMOUS RIDQEF1ELD SOIL
Fertile terms at fair prices. Fenced or
unfenced land; small tracts; acreage.
H. B. APPKKSON, HLLHib&lKlA.
VrAHH.
Tiifc. li.KOi.NU ,KJ.. IOC
KKAL fc-CiTA'lK.
ttiyi Oaa at., i-ewis bldg.
Business. iid suburdan property trib
utary to Union aveuue tecilty.
Main .1743
r
Campbell, Smith fit Co.
GENERAL INSURANCE.
RKAla LdlATB.
j 17 Corbett Udr. Both Phones
Gascaden & Readtfn
lot KAlLWAV hlxcuanqjc.
' Farms tor ana otchuuge la ail
wietn slates. Uawia und aitunesota.
CanaO in minis. a specialty.
F.aC)arkvCa "4
NOW Hi .NiiW 14 DARTERS,
OONCOR1 BUILDING.
BECONU ASU tiTAKK.
The Fred A. Jacobs Co.
104 ATM 3 I
General Real t""nSM' Keal'
Lit " .
-M.l. 8. A-1777.
u T JHUIIAN VAlXbX aAli. UASU CO.
jonUa Valley, Ualbcvr Va Oro.. tmtm
taada. atoek smncaea. torliati-jo sv)au IMM
to 10.000 MN. Most-tnlgate4 r.ut iaiMta.
tawar altaa.
JOBDAX VAtXKT XKO. M LAND COM PA NT.
It. U, Joaau. Alr.
IVIOSQUITOESSPREAD
THE POULTRY PLAGUES
Expert Advises .Screens for
Henhouses to Keep the
Flocks Healthy.
Window screens for poultry houses
are the latest wrinkle in poultry keep
ing. Professor Harry R. Lewis, head
of the poultry department (of the New
Jersey state experiment station, has
seat out a warning to all chicken rais
ers advising them to screen their hen
nouses and keep out the mosquitoes if
they would keep their flocks healthy.
Working in cooperation with the
poultrymen. Professor Lewis is wag
ing a vigorous campaign against
chicken pox, a disease that occurs in
every county of the state at some time
during the year.
Thus far the campaign has been one
of prevention, and. has proved so sue
cessful that Professor Lewis has been
able to find only one fowl In the entire
state having the chicken pox,
A firm of manufacturing chemists
are working with him in an effort to
get a vaccine that will render chickens
Immune, but the prophylactic meas
ures have been so efective to date that
the chemists have been unable thus far
to procure enough birds having the
chicken noi and Its allle ailments.
roup and canker, foave been a bane to
. . .
poultrymen ever since the industry
outgrew the barnyard stage, where but
few chickens were kept In each flock.
Travel With the Wind.
In many sections where five and 10
acre chicken farms are numerous the
chickens of one farm rub noses with
those of the next door neighbor, and
when a disease hits one flock it gen
erally tilts all the rest.
Chicken pox Is very contagious and
spreads from flock to flock with
alarming rapidity.
Vtneland Is the largest chicken cen
ter In the east, and eaxly this summer
Professor Lewis made a personal sur
vey of the entire Vineland district, vis
iting the farms and getting first hand
information on the local aepects of the
disease.
In traveling from farm to farm he
found that the disease generally
spreads hi the direction of the prevail
ing winds, and as mosquttos are us
ually blown in the path of a wind, he
decided that they -carried the germs.
Insects Wo ZiOger Keep Hens Awake.
So, at the suggestion of Professor
Lewis, many of the poultrymen have
screened their chicken houses with
mosquito netting, and no more are
their birds kept awako at night by the
buzzing of the pesky insects.
Those who have adopted this pre
ventive measure Have noticed that
their chickens are in better physical
oondition than is usually the case at
this time of the year, when a chick
en's vitality is at its lowest ebb
Many other poultry raisers spray
their chicken houses, especially the
rosts, with kerosene to keep the mos
qultos awsy",
Where large flocks are kept on small
areas the soil is often a productive
source of Infection, especially In damn
weather, and Professor Lewis has the
poultrymen liming their chicken yards
several times a year and frequenty
cropping tnem.
x-teniy ox green xooa acts as a tonic
Great Opportunity
Activity in All Kinds of Realty,
Now Is the Time. ,
erected at Fourth and Yamhill streets
on the -old Turn Verein site.
Many automobile firms hai'e taken
leases on contemplated buildings in
tne North end district.
Portland has reached a tage In de
velopment, when the city is naturally
being districted for special purposes.
For high grade stores there is the
upper downtown district; for whole
saie Businesses the lower sections
along the river on both sides'; for fac
tory sites on Doth sides of the river
for residences the outlying restricted
sections, the surrounding; highlands
and the river residential sites; for
Jobbers and automobile dealers, the
North end district; for markets the
south boundary of the Inside district
for apartment the south and the north
districts of the city with available
isites for any size and any desired dis
tance from the center.
By and large, there Is ample oppor
tunny ror good investment in an
klrld of property, at any price and for
any purpose.
People of means are rapidly taking
advantage or tne times to buy prop
erty for speculation, for a fixed and
steady Income through rentals, or for
business uses.
R DOUR B. KEASKT CO.
K KKAL. RSTATB
K Omon, WaatalnstoD California tands
K 2nd floor Chamber of Commerce.
K alata 1180 A-asii
KKKKKK2KKKKKKKKKK
B20 AnrtTB
100 acres suri.irrientaH lfol.
?Ley ?f runing water, outside range,
(9000, terms to suit.
t-tiAS.. A. LAUFER,
Asotin, Wash,
The Oregon Home Builders
Horn bUildars, renters, ' exchange
vK.w ept. ana real estate. 1130
""""""i Bank oidg.
H. P. PALMER-JONES CO,
RKAf. ir wr iTu 1. 1 .... -
404 WUcoi bldg. alUa
fori land. Or.
THE HAW-TEAR CO.
Bea ver ton-Reed ville sroage.
FARM AND CITY PRO-:iiTr.
103 4th et Portland. Or.
Phone Main J 6. A-S500.
RICHARD 8HEPAHD
HKAL ESTATE
I finrrlnllxlc lR Mama sum au u..
" orrc wn.br.Ug. Wbl.w, ct
r y
TITLE
GUARANTEE AND
. A3-
Bi nAvr COUrAN X.
- Abstracts, real estate, lassraacir f'g
after assessment and taxes a specUlty,
Marshfleld :nd CoqulUe City. Os. '
HENRY SENGSTACIvEJiV Maarr.
for the birds, and many tons of cab
bags and -mangel beets are now being
red to tne Dircts.
Make Incessant War-
On Fowls' Night Foe
By N. E. Chapman. .
University Farm. St. Paal. MLan.
The pouitry mite is no common
enemy. It attacks young and old.
weak and strong. It pursues with un
relenting vigor, spares none, shows no
mercy. It surpasses the vampire In
its thirst for blood. It attacks at
night. When "daylight comes. It re
treats to its trenches, satiated with
the blood of its prey, to await the re
turn of another night to repeat its at
tack on the defenseless hen.
Mites will come. They apon appear,
even In new poultry houses unless one
uses the "ounce of prevention." They
may multiply at the rate of a million
a month. Then to rout them requires
courage, determination and action.
Be prepared by making all furnish
ings of poultry houses movable, so
that they may be taken out for a semi
annual disinfection and cleansing.
Then when the mite army arrlves.ake
weapons and ammunition and get into
action.
Get Tour Gun.
An old broom, a hoe, a shovel and
an efficient sprayer will do the work;
the broom for sweeping and white
washing without limit, the hoe and
shovel for cleaning dropping boards
and floor and the sprayer for semi
monthly use "In the good old summer
time."
And Tour Ammunition.
Kerosene.
Kerosene and soapsuds (kerosene
emulsion).
Kerosene and Creso (coal tar), S
to 1.
Kerosene and crude carbolic acid.
16 to 1.
Air slaked lime.
Wood or coal ashes.
Then Make the Attack.
Put the flock out early in the morn
ing, or "any old time," and "get busy."
Hoe and shovel, sweep and spray
high and low, roosts, dropping boards,
doors, partitions, nests and everytftlng
unmentlonod. Bepeat semi-monthly
through the hot weather.
The result will be peace In the hen
house and profit and prosperity In
your house.
NEW TODAY
R U F T U R. E
J. A. JOHNSTON
Rupture Specialist '
411-413 Allsky Bid. Results Gtaars&teeA
Fearey Brothers, Inc.
' COLLECTORS
806 Beknxn Bldg, Portland, Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment U Mortgage Co.
Offices 303-4 1T0 3d St.
FARM LOANS 7 TO 7VZ
MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
Hnnrurt CornDUT for Amaric.
Vtoorn 33 Ainsworth Bldg. Portland. Or.
MEETING NOTICES 41
BETST -ROSS
COUNCIL. No.
1, V. L. E. R-, will
hold ooen meeting
Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. Ma
sonic Temnle. All
Masons and their
friends invited.
First of series of
"links. "
HELEN BURTON
GOEHLER
Counsellor.
NOTICE Members Alaska Fishermen's
Union: A meeting or the memDers
of the Alaska Fishermen's union win
be held In the Sailors' union hall. 44
Union avenue north, Portland, Or., at
2 o'clock p. m., Sunday, October 8.
Questions relative new agreement will
be discussed. H. M. Lornteen. agent.
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, buttons.
pins, charms, jaeger Bros., lsi-a etn.
marriages, Births. Dzaitis.
BUSINESS CARDS
W.G.Smi'h&Co. vws cjs
Third floor, Mbrgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sixes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 30 Stark st.
BIRTHS
KO BIN SON To Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Eob-
lmon. 7: K. 22d st.. Sept. 19. a son.
KKPl'ERT To Mr. and tin. Harry J. Kep-
pert. 145 Stafford, at.. Sept. a. a son.
KVJCZMA To Mr, and Mrs. Peter Kuezma,
Capitol Bill. Sept. 26. son.
KAGOON To Mr. and Mr. Glenn E. "Mi-
goon. 050 E. 87tn at. N.. Sept. 30. a son.
SIEPHKN To Ur. nd Mrs. James Stephen,
5704 45th ave. 8. E.. Sept. 22, a son.
SMITH To Mr. aud Mr. Oeorse K. Smith.
JS4 VUta st.. sept. 13. a son.
MILXS To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Mills. 855
Irrlng St.. Sept. 24, a son.
KAUFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kanff-
miiii. Brentwood, Sepl. 2b. a son.
NICHOLS To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Nich
ols. 443 Vista Sept. 20. a daughter.
BKOWN To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Brown,
ST6 Sacramento at., Sept. 27, a son.
Rl'CHEK To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rucnek. $732
K. 7lHt at. S. B., Mept. IS. a daughter.
VENTRKLLA To Mr. a.nd Mrs. ii. Ventrelfa,
3 Llnnton, Or., Sept. 10, a son.
CKOSBY To Mr. anl Mr?. Herbert L. Crosby,
616 Mcrgan st.. Sept. 27, a daughter.
WATSON To Mr. an Mrs. Frank T. Watron,
B7 Schuyler St.. Stpt. DO. a daughter.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 73
WTTHI NOTON The funeral serrlces of the
late Holbrook Wltblogton. who died -at M!
ford. Or., Oct. 4, aged 4 years, will be held
at the Portland crematorium at 2:30 p. tn.
today (Saturday), Oct. 7. Frlenda invited.
Take Sellwood car for crematorium. Remains
sniTe In Portland this a. m- in care of the
Holinnn Undertaking Co. "
FAIRBANK At Newberg. Or.. Ot. 5, Wal
lace Fairbank. OS years. Funeral services
will be conducted Monday. Oct. 9. at 10 a. ni.,
at the mortuary chaoel of A. 1). Keuworthy
& Co.. &02-O4 2d st. S. E.. In Lrnta. Frieuda
lnrited to attend.
FURLONG Oct. 7. at 56S-D.-U tet.. Marjr
E. Furking, age 58 years; lwl"ved mother f
Thomas E. and Jowvh H. Furlong of Tort
.land and James 1. of Kanmts City. Remain
at A. K. Zeiler Co.'s parlors. . Funeral an
nouncement later.
ROH R EH In this citj. Oct. ti. John 8. Roh
rer. aged 20 years, late of 794 K. Salmon
st. The remains are at the resideuee estab
lishment of J. P. Finley Son. Montgomery
at Gth. Notice or runerai uereairer.
SIIIPHERD In Ibis city. Oct. 7. B. L.
Kblpherd, late of Parsons, Wash. Tbe re
mains are at the reldeiwe establlKhment of
j. I. Finley & Son. Montgomery ai Sth.
KL'RTZ In this city. Oct. . Kmuia A. Kurtz.
age 57 years.- Notli-e ot runerai latnr. Be
pwlim In care of Miller A Tracer, Washington
at KUa st,
BKAKEN In this citr Oct. 6, st hrr late
resident. 060 Clackamas St.. Anna E. Bra-
aeu, aged 63 years. Notice of funeral here-
fter.
CL'SHING Charles E. Cushing. Portland Sur-
arlcal hosuiUl. Oct. Z. 09 3m. gallstones.
FAKHHLEY WiUinfton W. Parabley, 105 N.
Sd at.. Oct. 3. bo years; embolism or coro
nt rr artery.
HILL -1ara AC Hill, 4S24 TSth.st. 5S. E., '.
Snot. IH, 4S years; cancer or the stomach.
BRIGIIAM Robert Brlgham. St. Vincent's,
Oct. 2, 78 years; JOto accident.
SMITH Annie Smith. Portland Surgical
bflD-pttal. Oct. 4. 60 years: cancer..
ZIMMERMAN Henry H. Zlmmeraaa, Isth
and Killings worth, Oct. 4, 6 years; "Tlrtario
sclerosis. -
BERTRAM Tred Bertram. Portland Snrglrai
hospital,' October 5, 61 years; chronic myo
carditis, - . - , .
FIX)KISTS
CI.ARKR BROS., florifcta. 387 Morris
st. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers r
and floral deoltraw. No branch stores.
MARTIN FORBES CO.. florists, iat
wash. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers
for all tweaoions artistlca'.lv nrrnngtd.
OSCAR JOHNSON FlORAI
CO"
Ollsan ?t. Mar. 4372 A-14K4
MAIN 6116: wreaths, nillow. li ui;. ,
Sprays f 1 up. Channel!' S47 Mo-''n. ,
SWISS FLORAL CO., 23d and Glisan.
MAX M SMITH, florist 1A th ft.
FTJXERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLM AN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND VaLMON STREETS
MAIN 50 7, A-1511
IP. L MWk :
Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781, B-1S88. Lady assistant.
' ft. I. EtYftlKiES
New rpfiirlAnf. .hi iBTim.nt oni TX711-
llamg ave. Woodlawn 220. C-1943.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 5267; 5802 92d St., Lenta. Tabor
t3o; eotn st. ana foster road. Arleta.
F. S, Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 EL
Alder st. Phone East 62, B-2525.
Dunnirig & McEntee Mnoddretarkn7n
every detail. Broadway and Pine ats.
Broadway 430. A-658. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINLEY & SON,
Progressive Funeral Directors,
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH
MILLER & TRACEY, Inclependent Fu-
nenu uirectors. trices low as $20,
$40. $80. Wash, at Ella. M. 2691. A-78K5
A, R, Zdlar Co, Elrc ,
Lay attendant. Day and night ncrvlce.
m ! linn East 80th ana Glisan. Fu
allllUUII neral services. Tabor 4313.
QlFAFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152
OTVL. Vf CO A-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
BREEZE & SNOOK, B-1252. East 1268.
1026 Belmont, at 84th. Lady attendant.
VAULTS
THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY.
Ft. Montgomery st. Tabor 2521.
Steel reinforced concrete burial aults.
Air tlKht. waterrroof. everlastlna;.
MONTMEXTB
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS., I4-2
4th St.. opp City Hall. Main 8664.
Philip Neu A Sons, for memorials.
kUBLA3TNG GRANlTUCCl
IJ ffe7-5BP3TCoa.MAD'SON. J
BUSrNESSROTTY 60
$35,000, 10, Income property, close in,
investigate. R-114, Journal.
TO LEASE
63
FOR LEAfeE.
100x100, term of years, trackage,
central. Owner B-194, J our pal.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
FOR SALE or rent, new 7 room house,
just finished, hardwood floors, fur
na, wash trays, extra fruit and store
room in basement, modern, up-to-date,
with or without garage; location be
tween 49th and 50th, Salmon and Tay
lor. Owner, 13S1 E. Salmon st. Ta
bor 6427.
60 BY 100 foot lot with cottage, 427 1,
11th. between Hall and Harrison sti
This is a fine lot and nio west side
DT.Drim.ni nnn rainni'R f Nirirr Kn. i
$6000. See us for terms.
106 2d st.
Tr,'.ri u .1 r W Mr.Hr.rn -ff-,.,Aiii arA
lot near t2d and tfvlsion ate. price
I f H I4UU UUWn. UttlH.UfJB Oil 1 III HI
real bargain If taken at once. B-193.
Journal.
STORE and flat, bunding, excellent
future, bringing 6 on $9000, will
consider close in acreage to the amount
of $3000, no brokers considered. O-ISJ,
Journal.
V1LL sacrifice my euuity in large
modern bungalow, restricted dlstrlot.
east facing, large front porch, lawn and
tiowers. A Dargain for some one. rnone
yyuuwn "' : . :
shiViuln tooins, BUJiivu iol, near car anu
Bciioui. reiuaea mvu. wui lane ii.vu.
half cash, half mortgage, twtirst party.
A-12Z, Journal.
2 GOOD houses, 1 five room. 1 seven
room, on 60x80 It. ft blk. from car.
15 minutes out. $;S00. termsj N-1J2,
Journal.
JOOxl 00 CORNER with .modern 10-
room house msi.de city, signtiy- and
convenient, $2000 cash. $1000 at per
cent; no dealers. K-209. Journal.
fi-ROOM modern house. Seiiwoud, with
furniture and cow; also 3-room
shack, lot 60x100. 1705 E. 8th and
Harney, ave.
$600 IF TAKEN at once. Will Bell my
house and acre at Lents ior isoo.
B-208. Journal.
$ti00 EQUITY 3 room house and sleep
ing porch, lot 40x100, for $ 25. Muse
sell this week. 40 E. Harrison st.
i'OR SALE 3 room house, aou cah.
$1000 on terms. Call E. iBih. S.
$400 equity in new bungalow, $lo-J.
J1U4 o4tn st. ev f.. ;
ton SALiiL, room Bpus. lurnisned
for housekeeping 1 7 jg N. 17th st.
FOR SALE LOTS
ltt
,.-QT,iiUdk?i-$4Si- Cail Saln'"
St. t-fllWOCd llu.
FINE homesiie. 7axl00 ft., with alley,
2 blocks from St. Johns car- line.
Price iiaih ( all Tabor 8l.
ONE lot on E. 81st, $100 cash or terms,
Jr"hone Tabor 7U8is. or addresb W.
Foster. 521 E. 8 2d st. N.
IF YOU want to sacrifice your lot I
will pay cash. F-ISO, Journal.
ACKK1GE
57
7 ACRES at Castlerock, almost in
town, with' cows, Poland China hogs,
poultry, bees and other equipment;
Kood room house, 10 other buildings;
l'ruil of all kinds; good soil; $2000
will handle if sold soon. Roy Mlnter,
Castlerock, Wash.
Gibson Half Acres
Good eolU city water, c'ose In car
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshal: 1585 or .Sell
wood 476 .lolin H. OiHann. owner.
FOR QUICK SALE.
An acreage, beaver land, unimproved,
no stumps. In the city, four blocks
"from car and close to paved j street,
good ror garaenmg or greennouse,
price $H00, terms. Cull Sell. 341.
CHICKEN. FRUIT. GARDEN rant ne
near Portland, i. S, l'J acr tract.,
best soil, good roads, near electric. $S3
to (200 per aere. easy t etuis. McFar,
land. JMTeon bldg.. Portland.
3 ACRES on O. W. P. line. 7 mile out,
good home for old people. $10 down,
$10 month. M-114. Journal.
ACREAGE
( Continued)
42 ACRES only $1650. good land. With-
in SO miles Portland, terms. D-163,
Journal.
FOtt SAI.K FA.i31S
, LEASK and personal property fof sale,
1 240 A., 40 cultivated, all level, good
pasture, running itr. 3S tons nav.
200 bu. oats. 60 Bu. wheat, 8000 kale, Vi
potatoes. 15 cows, 10 fresh, 6 will
"csiicn iwn, a neiiers, rio. I ouii. a
hogs, good team, wagon and harneas:
all farm tools, H. H. goods, rent paid
to Oct. 1, 1117. lease runs 3 to 5 years
at 116.60 a month, 2 mi. to R. R., new
separator, all goes for $2200 cash. Box
64. Blodgett. Oc ;
800 ACRES, 660 acres summer fallow.
ready to seed. Crop 191C, 40 bu. All
fenced, plenty water. Price $60. Terms
H cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years, int.
7. Box J45. Starbuck. Wash.
LITTLE FARMS, ilb down 10 mo.:
! level, cleared, fenced, house: suitable
for loganberries; running water: new
employment town. J. R. Sharp. 3d.
FOR RENT FA.OIS
14
DAIRY farm, very fertile soli. 40 acres
cultivated, lots of pasture. out
range, right on railroad, highway and
river; store, postoffice. school i mile,
market for everything right at your
tioor; low rent, money maker year
icund: stock equipment for sale rea
sonable; some cash, liberal terms;
l rice $1500. B-197, Journal, or phone
Vnln 444.
I A HIGHLY improved farm tor rent, 7
acres of commercial orchard; direct
river transportation to Portland; also
on state highway, 27 miles from Port
land: complete Irrigation system; fully
equipped with' stock and implements;
good hog and dairy ranch; cash rent
$200; fruit alone will more than pay
the rent; stock for sale. Apply 31S
Lumbermen's bldg
FARMS WANTED
RENT OR BUY
8S
I WANT from 5 to 10 acres; 'at least 4
acres cleared, f; Steinbrink. Hills
dale. r
HOMESTEADS
47
HUMhb'iiSAi; miles from town;
fine soil and best of water at 12
reet; tnis will go quick. Inquire box 8
laplne. Or.
TIMBER
28
WANTED TIMBER LANDS.
'BALL' UK EXCHANGE
C. SHAY. 7 Cham, of Com. Bide;.
EXCHANGE KKAL ESTATE 21
FOR EXCHANGE?.
Fine grocery 6tore with wholesale
and retail bakery department in con
nection, doing annual bus:ness of $40 -000;
in city In Willamette Valley:
good school and colleee town: eRtah.
lished over 15 years; will exchange for
vYiiiainciLV vaiiey iaiiu. Auare&b' HOX
Aioany, ir.
16 ACHES under gravity ditch, at Riun-
co$X
w"' lra
lanci, wasstj.; tne early district on the
uia; cost jzuo, my equity $260w
rade for ounualow. stock of
groceries "or general merchandise; if
stock is greater than value ot Ian J,
will pay balance in cash providing
is i is in. journal.
Trrm . .
will traae my Zo acres larm, z miles
oi ijorina;, nipniy improved, 2 cons.
team muies, farming Implements, for
nouae in ron ana ur tn i.. i n hsi.n...
or mortgage; value $8500. A-0G4S
wain ZU3U.
HAVE a $3000 equity in a 10 acre
appie ana peacn orchard, trees i
years old, near Roseburg, Or., that
would like to trade for acreage. X-111
Journal.
HK TRADE Well improved 40 A
farm, near Borine. Prlc ' ICOOO
Buildings cost $4000. For new. modern
1 room nouse. Will assume differ
ence at 6. LX-213, Journal.
oVruro.ol3
stock. Balance due $
EQUITY of $600 in 3 room house and
acreage or live
350. 35 V. Tilth
St. 1M.
60x100 LOT. Belle Crest district, m
uiuus irom car, exenange ror plumb,
ing or carpenter work! Owner. C-104
journal.
MODERN 6 room bungalow, full lot.
improvemnts all In furnace, gis
range, etc. ftenwooo no.
IF YOUR EXCHANGE Is Square
ul, Bee WUK1HWK8T KEALTI
CO.. 832 Cham, of fnm hldr. Mar. 227?.
5 ROOM bungalow. Woodstock, trade
ror- lorg or acreage. G-304, Journal.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 31
WANTED East side property owner
to erect creamery building for a re
sponsible tenant. Will lease for a
term of years. Must be Punnyside or
rticnmonq qistnct. p-167. Journal.
WE WILL SELL
OR LOAN MONEY ON YOTR LOT.
f -I IKNl W I'll I ft. U I u ur T w ,
ROOMING HOUSES
53
ATTKLVTIOV
Rooming house for sale, furniture,
And rftrDfll fill flrSt rlflKK it.am iAa.
; cheap for quick sale. Phone Broadway
l' -
KUS1SESS OPi'OKiXNlUlLlS
X1"jr $ 5 5 0 BUYS RESTAURANT."
- In a portion of city where hundreds
or men are employed. I o Derate ero
eery adjoining and can't give my atten
tion to restaurant. Man and wife can
make good living. Rent only $30 per
rnontn. worm oi cnairs. rurftl-
ture. etc., goes with deal., Rhone today,
j Broadway 2068
GROCH.R1 stock and natures, fine lo-
cation on fac. highway, in vole
about $1100, with new building, b llVln
rooms, upstairs, leased for 3 veara. fo
only $ls per mo., liberal discount for
casn, must sen at once, xji-103. Jour'
nat.
A BARGAIN.
Grocery stock and fixtures, at In
voice, doing So to $90 per day, res;
dence district, stock Invoice abcu
$2o00; excellent opportunity for father
and son;, investigate at once. Owner
leaving city, ti-307. Journal.
BEST dry goods proposition in Oregon
Established 7 years. Must to east
Will sell all or any part of stock to
.party taking my location. E-104. Jour
nai.
FOR SALE Cheap, small cash -gro
cery ror $500 or 1Z5 for fixtures
and invoice; corner nth and Fine. 421
K. Pine. Phone East B097.
AUTO repair .shop, good location
bench tools and use or machine tool
no reasonable offer refused. Wasn
lngton at 16th. Anderson
Main o46
i CLEAWINO and dye , wor
film An
good chance to start a paying bus
ness wltn small capital, v-103, Jour
GROCF:RY stock and fixtures, corner
location, at discount. Sellwood 12S3
; Will invoice.
grocery with iiv
row.Vn HenryTldV00 t0
Id'
$1800, WltJ
SMALL printing plant, clearing $150
month; steady business; owner going
east, ttraaiey. pzi i eon oiog.
j ftOO
tlusiness
45c
Special for
Cards
uct. only
Rose City Prlntery. 3d. Cor. Taylor.
FOR SALli Small grocery. Just what
you want. See it. D-l S 7. Journal.
DANDY store, living rooms, steam heat
1 ow rent, swank, M ain 4io.
ULSINESS OP1 OKTUNITIES
WANTED 68
WANTED to hear from owner of aood
business for sale. State cash price
and description. D. F. Bush. Minne-
pnolls. Minn.
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE
MONEY to loan on Improved city, farm
property. F. C. King. 81 Spalding.
$200. $350. $600. $900. 81200. $1800.
Fred W. German Co.. 7fl Cham. Com.
6. 6. 1 money, no delay.
Logus Co.. 110 10th st.
Krebs
$40,000 OR LESS. TARRiNGTON.
80 4th st. Board of Tnn Bid.
SEE US; small loans, installment loans.
Cellars-Morton Co., 82S Teon bids.
$1000. $1600 and upward; no commit)
elon. Deshon A Hawk. Main 1 1 S .
MORTGAGE LOANS. and 7. Louis
Salomon A Co., 800 Oak 8L. near 8th
$209 BY private party, on good secur
ity. U-l 15.-Journal. .
MONET TO LOAN 27
REAL ESTATE
rioii - - -."ut--.-
OUR installment plan is the best and
. surest method of paying a loan.
$34.26 per month for Si months, or
$21.24 for 60 months, or .....
$16.17 for S months pays a $1100
loan and Interest.
Other amounts In proportion.
Ws loan on improved city property.
Or for building purposes. '
No commission charged.
EQUITABLE SAVO'8 & LOAN ASSN.
242 Stark St.. Portland. Or.
BUILDING loans on city and suburban
property; money advanced as work
progresses. W. Q. Beck, ill Falling
bldg. Main 8407.
$800. $1200. $1600. $200. $2600. 30'J0,
$3500 $4600; all these amounts at
7. Fred W. German CoM 732 Ch.ua.
of Com. .
CASH paid for morigagea. notes, con
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonable
rates. F. H. Lewis. roMiv . l.owla hl-ix.
000 AT 7 per cent, 2 or 3 years, on
acceptable inside real estate. Phone
Msrshall 840.
MONEY TO LOAN In amounts of $luj
to $5000 on city property.
A. H. BF.LI. 201 Oerllnger bldg.
MONEY to loan. 6 to 8. W. H. belts
& CO.. 810 Bpaiaing p log.
I MONEY TO LOAS
CI? ATTEIiR. SAIKIES
01
Salary, Chattels
IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US.
I .nan. made to Dersons on saiary or
IlXfU 1I1UVU1V, V V. ...... w..-.
furniture, pianos, automobiles, motor
cycles, ana otner personal property,
without unnecessary delay. Easy In
stallments for repayment. If desired.
Legal rates oi interest wunout Droa
erage .
PORTLAJND 1.UAN CUMrAWl.
Licensed.
306 Dekum Bldg.
chattel chattel
loans loans
at r vci x I . BITl'S
U' loan money on pianos, household
goods, and also to
vvuiUkUnu fiuruci
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO,
LICENSED,
317 FalUng bldr.
PORTLANU RKMKL'IAL LOAN ASS N
Established by Porttana business
men to Drotect borrower.
CARRIE MYERS HERRMAN, Mgr..
394 stark du
LOANS ON DIAMONDS, JEWKLRY.
PIANOS. HOUSKHOI.n Fl HN I I I ' K K.
Mntcpv lnnntil tn Kala.ried men. or on
chattels, at legal rates, on easy m
tallmenis. Home Installment Co.. or
ganised exclusively by BaUrled rheh.
for mutual protection, zuz ivicrvay oiok,
IAJA-NS WANTED
80
WANT EI $2000 at. 7 per cent. L-109
JonrnHi.
FINANCIAL.
54
1st and 2d mortgages purchased, also
sellers" interest In ontracts. Or. and
Wash. II. h;. Noble, i-umnermens omn
HELP WANTED .MALE
WANTED A man in the country ior
the winter, ij a mcn'D ana ooaru,
Adclresf A.X-l'QV. Journa.
BOY wanted with wheel. Rosenthal's
Shoe Store, l.a join.
CONSULT Y.
em . toy uient
sec re tary.
WANTED First class lag time piano
nlaver Call Main b. niter : ocioc"
PA I NTER wanted. Plione Wdln. 4213
HELP W ANTED :.11SC. 4
M. C. A AU TOMUUll-i!- ULnuuu
buy ana nigiiv vi.
i..nD r ns. arivinE .uu iii..j "
fnren. lathe, shaper. drill
-?-' ,.n
press, etc.; time uunminu.
Euss at eaucatiouaj nim . .
ids- to Inspect our shops ad meth
ods. COAlfH.ll2.rxx LriAuri.u5i
SSd MECHANICS SUPPLIED Tni-
tkitn red inciuucs niuiuuuuw
Y M. Ct. and Its EMPLOYMENT
DEPARTMENT, use of 60-ft. !
maig pool, shower tattu. gymnastufti.
etc
CHAUFFEURS AN IJ REPAIR MEN
are in demand. We want sober, re
liable men whom we can recommend
for positions to take our course In au
tomobile repairing and driving. Day
and evening classes. Hawthorne Auto
School. 445 Hawtnorne
LEARN embroidery on your sewing
D.hini. Loxanna itiven and work
done reasonable. 2im 2nd St., room io.
TRUNKS or baggage delivered. 2cl.
15 days' storage free. Auto Express
Co 820 Main. Phone Main 4388.
WANTED Names men wimng to be
come Portland mail carriers. Com
mence $-7 month,- FX-186, Jonrnwl.
UNCALLED for tailor made suits . i0
up. Taylor, tne i anor jn-v tin imm-.
6000 WOMEN to buy sample coats and
suits, vv orre ij 'vlr'1'1" "L-
HELP VANTE1 KElAliE 2
WANTED Middle utred or elderly
lady, housekeeper, on small farm, .1
in family, good hom. small wages.
112, Journal
CHOCOLATE dipper wanted; f 1 rst
Class Qipper tor piece worn, mum u
good, fast oipper. Apipiy at an
ket st., in basement.
WANTED Girl with some experience
In bindery or paper uui utiui. oi
experience and wages expectea. -v-
103, Journal.
GIRL or woman for housework, good
home, no baking, 112 monoi. nun
days off. 2915 E. 68th st. Hawthorne
car.
MIDDLE aged German lady, house
keeper for country, Woltsteln, 712
Ch. Corn. ;
RESPECTABLE girl to assist with
general housework. 833 Colonial
eve. Rugsell-Sbaver car,
WANi'tu A housekeeper ror country
home, no objections to one child. R.
F. P., No. 2, box 76. HarrUbura:,
luXPERlENCED art needlework teacli
er, must have first olass references.
Answer K-lus, journal
WANTED Competent housekeeper.
Call 1669 E. 16th t., Sellwooil
WOMAN or girl for light housework,
daytime. Call 782 E. f.6th st. N.
T
HELP WANXEu MA Lit. AND
FEMALE 21
WANTED A man and wife without
children, to work on farm: man must
be good milker and stoca man. wife
must be neaU housekeeper; references
required; Swiss or Oerman preferred.
Ctll on or writs C M. Hail. 614 Jour
nal bids.
THE OKlOlWAL MOLErt HAKfcE
COJ.LEGB teaches men and women
In a weeks, elves them a diploma.
scholars:? and tools; pays them whu
earning, be no ior xrte cataioKue. u
and Bnrnfclde
MOHLER Barber School Men anil Wo
men to learn barber traae in s weeKs:
tuition reduced: Liaid vhtle learning:
expert instructors; scalp and face m.u-
sage efipecialiy. as r.'. s-.ona st.
OREGON Barber College Men and W o
men to learn barber trade in 8 weeks,
can earn 115 to 825 a week, Tojis
free; tuition reduced; paid while learu
Ing. 233 Madleon st
Xf AN and wife or slnsle man that can
do tinting; and build fires for apart-
ment. snap for some man. Mar. ow.
- SITUATION'S -MALE
FIRST class horiietihoer. ftre or floor;
can do repair work and some black
smithing, wishes three days a week in
town. H-123, journal
SHOEMAKER wants Job on repairs.
whole or part time, town or country.
Ell en vail, 1185 Milwaukle st. Phone
Sellwood 285
CARPENTER and helper want Job;
fast, first claim workers. nut.
Madison st. Phone Tabor 7208.
MACHINIST wants work: years' ex
perience in auto repair; has tools.
M-igv, journal.
PAINTING, paperhanging, tinting, $2
room up. C- A. Barnes. Mar. 2828.
PAINTING and tinting; ttatisfaction
ACCOUNTANT willf la your books for
small chary. THhor 2793.
PAINTING, papering, iialiim.
shall 3945.
Mr
ijrruATioxs male
SITUATION wanted, tall round black
smith who has had experience . at
lathe work or auto repairing: also x
perlenced at acetylene welding. 1S EL,.,
id st. N. J.Cotton, '
r BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE. . .
Wanted Position lw flr.t rtlaaa a-.n.
eral carpenter foreman, mill construe
i""" "r on reinxorcea concrete worn.
r-ni, journal.
TOUNO man wants work in auto re
pair shop. Have had some expert-,
Jcs. Will start at small wares. S
132. Journal.
COMPETENT shop mechanics ani
chauffeurs furnished by Y. M. C. A,
Auto school Main 7lftR A-R1.
SITU ATIONS FEMA LP.
ELDERLY-woman wishes care of chll-i
dren at her home; mother's cars
East 1347.
ELDERLY lady wants housework for
elderly arentleman Worir nni ia
hard. 414 N. Ulh si cltv -
1 lj-
WAwii'iU--uy competent woman,,
washing, ironing or sweeping Tues
day and IVlday. Phone East 8404.
RELIABLE woman wants work by the
r nwir, jntini
FURXISHEH ROOMS tf ,
weLk THE GARLAND week,
Modern brick; outside roome;.' re
spectable; hot water.- 2o Trinity St.,
tor. Washington, bet. 19th and 0th.
I'D reliaulo purues. S or 4 rooms, furl
nishel or iinf urn lshmt rhvin a-24
24th N.. 2 blocks Broadway car. Phone
East 8658. .
HOTEL OCiCLEy Morrison at loth.
RATES BOo day un. Weekly ti un.
Running water. Free phones and baths.
(Q)TL (G(QJK1KAIIIMI :
ern, fireproof, rewpectable. $3 week up. '
SAN MARCO HOTEL,, MODERN. KM 8.:
BATHS: PHONK A Nil ITP.
TRANSIENT f.Oc UP. 42Mi WAR1I.
$1.50 WEEK up, clean, warm' modern'
fur. rms central. The King. 309 Jef.
HOTEL ARTHUR. 110 11th.. block
irom Morrison, fnone Main 4XIS.
ROOMS and apartment In modern
hotel. tl.7S week and up. 468 Alder.
FINE location, close: In, $1.60 a wetlf
up. 306 12th. Main 8911.
FITIXISIIED ROOMS 70
r&XVATS 7AMXX.Y
iNiCKiyX furnished : room
i moiiDtrrt:
conveniences, central, very reason
able. 404 Clay, near 10th
FURNISHED rooms, bath, light, hU
o, rargo. ?
WELL furnished outside rooms, heated .
reasonable. 60 H King st. Mar 487S .
FURNISHED room ftor on gentleman!
M N. 16th, por. Dst1.
ROOMS ANI1 BOARD
19
THE , HAZEL Furnlshed rooms, wltH
or without board; steam heat, run
nlng water. 385 8rd."
THE ROBERTA, new management. 141
Lownwdale; home cpoklngjg and up.
UOOAlL AND UO xliJJ Ti
PKIVATE FAMI-.Y
WALNUT PARK; modern, quiet place.
good heat and table board, home ac.
commodatlons, piano and pnonocraDh..
1099 Garfield. Woodlawn 2025. -
TWO large rooms with board, very
reasonable, walking distance Of
.ortn raciric cenege. 419 Ban Rafael.
BOARD and room In widow's home by
day, week or month, reasonable.
East 7947.
PLEASANT room near Lincoln high
school, board optional, reasonable.
Marshall 4i,98. 322 W. Broadway.
A.NiiA Lewis Hall. 610 Flanders, 6ul
ness g;ri snu stimentu 84 $ 7$ wk,
BOY or girl about 2 years old deslieU
ior anoption, w-ni, journal.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS M
0xnzso Airs ' xntxvn.niumxn
ONE room with kitchenette, complete.
17 lurnnnsu, steam neat, running
hot and cold water, phone In every
room; 7 blocks from 6tb and Morrison
sts.; $12 up. 291 Coltumbla st., cor. th.
$10 THREE large furnikhed house-
keeping rooms, lln-ht. watr. A4 tn.
27th. one block south Rlcrimond car.
OLIVE. 494 Morrison st. fcteam heated 1
apts. and housekeeping rooms; vary
reasonable rent.
HAZ.EL APIS. 638 Morrison. ILK.
rooms, $2.60 up; sleeoina. 81. it n.
Btesm heat, hot, cold water, phone ff
Cam Ante bam .not. ooid watr,
UCIIl nUlbi$l week up. 401 1st sL
HOLHEKEEPINU ROOMS 73
VMXWAn TAMXX.T
IRVINGTON-d-Two rooms, with kitch
enette, on carllne; large living room. 1
with fireplace, $17.60. This includaa
fit rn a rA dpot 1 i st ri t at bdi nhnnai
and garbage. Adults only. East 4384.
2 LARGE outside, furnished li. 'li
rooms, bay window, large closet, gss
range, free bath, phone, lights, walking
oiffiance, in. ivo rn. 1 vtn t. Mar. 2418,
BEAUTIFUL unfurnished rooms sult
able for housekeeping or Mltjetilna-.'
In private family. 196 21st L H, Very
renHopn ble.
"L'RMSHED or unfurnished, pleasant,
for 2 worklngmen. $1.60 uu. 33 N.
11th st.
NEATLY furnished housekeeping
rooms 775 Glisan rt.
IVVO room ruriustied ll. iv ulta aluo
sleeping ronnn,,'"0 14th. Main 591.1.
W'O or 3 rooms in pleasant homes
adults 655 Yamhill. . Main 4416.
EOll RENT HOUSES
DarVKKIBIZS
la
EIGHT room house, 469 Taylor, west '
side, $2w; M room houite, full lot, $12; 4
room upper flat with water 110.60; 4 '
room lower flat with water. $12. $0.. -669.
573, 679 Union ave., near Russell, .
new Btore, 0004 Williams ave., $K.
Phone East 2195.
MODERN 8 room house, hardwood .
floors. 2 fireplaces, sleeping porch,-. ;,-built-in
flrelens cooker, hot water neat,
select neighborhood, sightly grounds.--.
Tabor 8384.
$12 6 room house, gas, bath, yard,
basement, 773 Grand ave. N. Inqutie
768 Union ave. N. Phone Woodlawn
6X4.
ti ROOMS, CLOSE IN. 110, near Ford
factory. 1 block toVpar, formerly
rented for $20. Fred W; German Co..
7 Vi Chamber of Commerre, -. ...
r HAVE modern house to rent ai
Archer Place. Mt. Hcott. For par
ticulars, call Broadway . 1232: ask for
Burnt.. :
yOR RENT Modern 6 room cottage
with garage 420 Benton st. . East
side, near Broadway bridge.
titL. vtt room 110 ue, iai it lit n
Market, electric light, r. $13.. -
Ph"ne E. 6757 morning or evening.
DESIRABLE 8 room house, 70 E. '
Main, cor. 24th. To responsibla par
ty. 8in ' ;
NEWLY cleaned 5 room cottage, fuu
basemenL bath, clone In. $10.
lawn B9. i4 Kerby st. -
6 ROOM modern house, clean, oak
floors and furnace. 871 Clinton L
Tak Richmond car. .
GOOD 7 room bungalow, near Jeffer
son high school. $18 per month.
Phone Sunday Wdln. 175B.
RENT $8 5 room house. 630 E. Sal-
mon st V;sst 6604.
$8 - Modern 6 . room cottage,
atock. Sellwood 1836.
Wood
CLEAN 7 room house, 454 Montgom-
ery. Key next Poor, pnone sell, lftai.
FIVE room modern house, $8.60, with
ater. Heiiwooa hop. -
MODERN 1 rom house on East Ai'lr
st. Tabor 8496.
FIVE room cottage. Ui E. Broadwsy
4 blocks to bridge. V, ,
EIGHT room modern house
William eve.
NICE modern . cottage, good location,
nsir niorn rrom car. tn wwa .
MODERN room, fireplace, car 2
blocks, nice neighborhood. Trdi,624,-
MODERN 7 room house, good location,
1J1 E. 14th N. Phone East 27a.
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