THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. 1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1916.
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EASTERN PUBLISHER
VILL ADDRESS LOCAL
REALTY BODY FRIDAY
F.'A, Wilson-Lawrenson, a
World Traveler From New
York, Secured for Talk.
OFFER PRIZES MEXT WEEK
rollowlar.Week, BMltors WW Com
pote la B-Jdnute 8Jpsecnes on, "Port
land, You Owa Town."
F. A. Wllson-Lawrenson of New
Tork, a world traveler and specialist
In business and organization, will be
the mala speaker at the Portland Real
17 Board luncheon In the crystal room
of the Benson, hotel Friday noon.
Mr. Wilson Lawrenson la business
manager of the "Association Men," a
bualnass magazine. Marshall N. Dana
will act as chairman of the day.
The regular luncheon the week fol
lowing- will be devoted to a contest in
B-minute speeches on "Portland, Your
Own Town," by members of the board.
Jaeger Bros, have offered a silver cup
for the winning "boost," and secondary
prises will be arranged.
Malone O. Hutchlns, chairman of the
entertainment committee, announces
that many competitors have already
signed up for the contest, and others
wishing to enter the list will hava to
make It known to the commute no
later than Thursday night. October 1.
Real Estate Transfer.
tUyaund W. Clark to Bessie I. Clark.
tract 20, 21, UZ. Sycamor Aou...
Frank A. Taylor at a) to Arte Doalaman.
music ft. in Bee. 7, S. T. I B.,
b. a b.
Anal Barkley to Margaret Rafferty
land beginning at
; doi
int In W. lis of
eetl at. 8. EX, at N. E
cor. Kbit,
" B, 4, Leorelwood
1 A. Petter and wf. to Lonia Jotanaoe,
et al. U 2, B. 6. Altoona Park
3t W. Hammoud to Oeorge E. llobaon,
L. IS, 20, B, S, rtrlandT
Frank A. Taylor et al to P. H. Baal
bvgen. land bfflanlnf on E. line of
at. laid out on B. aid of Kent. B43.S
ft, aortbarlv (torn H. Una ot Sec. s,
F. jr. Winter and wf '. 'to' A. ii. BlasaV,
L, 0, B. 4, Field Add
Bane t itme. L. 11. 12. B. If, Terrace
Park: alio tract beginning at point In
W. eld line of K. 87th at.. 40 ft. V.
from N. B. cor. of B. a. Park View
Add., alao L. IT, B. 40, Lanralliur.it ..
Walter O. Bush and wf. to H. O. Dor
cheeter, L. 8, 4, B. 6. Hyde Park
Add
Bralnard Rstate to Bertha O. Bralnard,
L. 0, 10, 11, 12, 23, 24, B. 2, Braln
ard Tract: aUo L. IS, B. 12, 1'ark
View Kxtd
W. W . Sab la and wf. to Mary Keenan,
part L 6, 6, B. 10. Highland
Oregon Surety A Casualty Co. to 111
bernla Savings bank, L. 1, 2, 1). 242,
Portland Add
Wtlltiini T. Neldl and wf. to W- H.
f4unn, L. 14, B. 12, City View Park
Add
Ama Mlnerra Hongh to Pavld II. Frank
hauaer et al, L. 2, It. 2, Lorrtnton
Holden inv. Co. to A. II. Metcalf. W.
40 ft. L. B. B. 109 Portlaud
A. II. Metcalf and wf. to Builders'
Credit Co., I.. 13. 14, 15. 18. and W.
110 ft. L 17, B. 2, Boulevard Add
T. il. Smith to Joel II. Benton, L. B, B.
11. KliiEi-l Park
Fred H. Jacobsen et al to Mabel Frewen,
L. 18, B. 8, Bewlca.lv Add
J. C. Brown and wf. to Km ma I..
Thayer, ulid. H L. 4, 2, B. 3, Eu
ran Hts
Fred K. Bailey and wf. to Romulus B.
Carey, L. 31, 32, B. 2, Fairfield
First National Bank of St. Jotim to C.
8. Kenyon et al, L. 11, B. 6, TVhlt
wood Court
0. 8. Kenyon anil wf. to Much Ptiggaa
et al, L. 11, B. 0, Wultwood Court..
Hubert Brooke and wf. to William II.
Van Daren, L. 11, B. lfl. Roesmere,
I. 7, 8. B. 4. Menefee Add. ; I.. 4.
H. . Keystone Ald.. I.. 10. B. 4.
Eastland
N ord by Oavan Iny. Co. to Antolna
Blake, guardian. N. 43 ft. ot L. 4,
B. 2, Oolden Park Add
Rudolph Wilde and wf. to B. 1. Dun
ford et a I, L. 17. B. 80. Sellwood
A. J. Dillon and wf. to P. O. 01tn et
al. L. 2, 4. B. 30, Multuouiali
Margaret C. Keuhana and Una. to Oay
ette Bralnard. L. 5, B. ! Kloral park
John C. McLeea and wf. to W. A. For
dyee, L. 29. B. 12, Peninsula Add.
No. J
Lulu Strebln to Elmer Pheliis, L. 9,
B 4, Thompson's Add to (Jresham...
. L M. Hnwortb and wf. to K. S. Naisu
et al. 1.. 17. B. 3, Wood mere. . .-
K. Z. Ferguson and wf. to N. B. Holter.
I. . 1. B. 70. Couch's Add
Edward Mantbel to Ilulda Manthel, und.
1 Mu of W. 00 2 3 ft. of U 8. B.
18, Sunnyslda
O. 8. Kenton and wf. to A. Mary Reed,
northerly 40 ft. L. 9, B. 3, Wbltwood
Court
.Tee
T20
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850
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25
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13,000
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1,600
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101
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BOO
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Building Permits.
W. B. Am, repair on story ordinary con
structed toolhouse, 181 19th at. N ., between
Johnson and Kearney its.; Mcllolland Bros.,
builder; 123.
I'Qillp Bueliner, repair three atorj ordinary
constructed store bullillng. 263 1st at., between
MadUon and Jefferson at.; X. C. Belcbl. 282
2d at., builder; K)5.
Mrs. tilery, erect on story frame garag.
fift.l E. 47th at. N.. between Siskiyou and
Klickitat ata.; Q. T. Anderson. 700 K. 41th
St.. bnllder; $S3.
11. J. Morrlaon. repair 4 atory ordinary con
structed store building. 200 4th at., between
bvlmon and Taylor sta. : Mike Uelsner, 16S
W. Park at., builder; $100.
Mary B. Morrla. erect on atory frame wa
gon iliad, t37 E. 83d at., between Gladstone
and Cora; Bart Turley, builder: (25.
K. Patch, erect on atory frame dwelling,
aiO 80th at., between 63d and ttoth ata.;
builder, same; U00.
Vlra. Hana Hewitt, repair two atory frame
dwelling, 401 13. 44th it . between Hancock
' and Broadway; builder aaine; t-00.
'Vj duairlng. 634 Myr'tl at., between 21st and 22d
SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
Don't stay gray ! Sage Tea and
bulphur darkens hair so natur
ally that nobody can tell.
Tou can turn gray, .faded hair beau
tlfully dark and lustrou3 almost over
night If you'll get a 60 cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
at any drug store. Millions of bottles
of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe,
Improved by the addition of other In
greaients. are sold annually, says a
well known druggist here, because it
darkens the hair so naturally and even
ly mat no one can tell It haa been
applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
'becoming raded have a surprise await
lng them, because after one or two ap
plicatlona the gray hair vanishes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark
ana oeauurui.
- This Is th age of youth. Gray haired.
unattractive rolks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wyetb's Bags
ana r suipnur compound tonight and
you'll be. delighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful ap-
aearance wunin a law days.
vv'Thlg preparation la, a toilet requisite
una l not mienaea zor ma cure, mltl
; ration tr prevention of disease. (Adv.)
AND DARKENS
HAIR
Lumber Consumption
Statistics Compiled
Oragom Consumes About 194 Per Cant
of Its Aamuai Cat, Moat of Zt as
Tlra Wood, Hoff riadg.
Balem, Or Oct. 12. Oregon con
sumes about 19,1 per cent of her lum
bar production annually, according to
Labor Commissioner Hoff. It is es
timated, according to the commtaalon
ar, that the atate harveata annually
about .41 par cent of Its timber stand
and that .82 per- cent of the timber
consumption Is for fuel. Oregon uses
S7.S per cent In excess of her log
production, the excess coming from
the forests of Washington.
The sale of red cedar shingles to
Arkansas. Tennesaeee. Mississippi and
Alabama, territory formerly held ex
clusively by the cypress shingle manu
facturers, was reported to the com
missioner. MMTTE PLANS
TO
Judge Charles S, Cutting At
tended University in 1873
but Did Not Graduate,
Willamette University. Salem. Or,
Oot 11 Of unusual precedence In the
educatlonaU annals of old Willamette
will be the bestowal of the baccalaur
eata degree of Willamette university
on Judge Charlea 6. Cutting of Chicago
tomorrow moraine as part of tne form
al inaugural ormonlea of Dt, Carl
Gregg Donsy as president of the uni
versity.
Judge Outtlnar wai a member of the
lgT olaas of Willamette but left the
Institution at the close of his sopho
more year on aoocunt of Illness. He
want to the middle weat, where he
aohlerved marked distinction aa a
teacher, editor and lawyer.
Sleeted Bar President.
From there he went to Chicago,
Where he wen national fame as a prac
ticing attorney and Judge during the
last 13 years. Ho has been president
of the Cook County Bar association for
two consecutive terms, an honor which
has rarely been bestowed on any man.
At present he la also president of the
school board and has been a member
of the board for more than five year.
In 1907 the University of Michigan
was honored to give him his bachelor
of laws degree.
Judge Cutting has always had a
warm affection for Willamette univer
sity, and has expressed a desire for
the baccalaureate degree from thlg In
stitution. At a recent meeting of the
faculty and board of trustees a unani
mous vote was taken in favor of pre
senting the official Willamette bac
calaureate degree to the noted Jurist
The precedent for thla unusual ac
tion is to be found In Harvard and
Ohio Wesleyan universities, which re
cently bestowed similar degrees on
Civil war veterans, who left their
prospective Alma Maters to enlist In
the armies.
Mrs. Cutting Is here In Salem with
the Judge.
Recruiting Detail
Now Mustered Out
Begnlar Army and Wavy Vorcaa Vow
Only Branoaea of Barrloa Accepting
Becrolta In This City.
The recruiting detail that has been
securing men for the different -United
States militia forces on the border,
with headquarters at Third and Oak
streets, has been mustered out, and
wilt 'return to Medford and their duties
with the coast artillery corps, O. N. G.
The detail was commanded by Captain
John B. Hlbbard, who was assisted by
Sergeant James Q. Adams, Corporal
L. S. Beveridge and Private Fred An
drus. Recruiting offices at Eugene,
The Dalles and La Grande have been
closed. The regular army and navy
forces are the only branches of the
military service of the United States
still accepting recruit in Oregon.
Salem Man Hit by
Train; Eye Blacked
a
Auto wracked on Southern radflo
Traoks Hear Chemawa, But Driver
Oata Off With Only Minor Injuries.
Salem, Or., Oct. 12. Fred A. Erixern,
Salem contractor., escaped with only
lacerations on the face and a black eye
Wednesday afternoon when his auto
mobile was demolished by the south
bound Southern Pacific-Coos Bay train
at a crossing near Chemawa. He did
not see the train approaching, he says.
ata.; Tbao. 11. Barr, bnllder, Balem, Or.;
$1200.
Carpenters' Union No. 228, repair two story
rrame loose nan, u urana are., Between $
Pine and G. Oak ata.: builder asms: 7.
Qua Anderson, repair four atory ordinary
construction apartment houa, 64 King at. N..
between Davia and Ererett sra.; Portland
Iron A Wire Works, bnllder: I7B.
John Matulea, repair on and one half atory
iram aweuing, vua Emerson at., between K.
29th and B. 8th at.: builder aame: 1100.
I K. Moore, erect- on atory garage, S75
wasco at., between l3tn and 14th sta. r E. W.
Baughman, 294 E- 83d at., builder; $180.
StT Oaborn, erect one atory frame a-araira.
10ft K. 70th at., between Qllaan and Ererett
au.; builder, aame; $2S.
Oorbett estate, repair 10 atory concrete
building, 290 Morrison at., between 4th ami Mh
ata.; William foster, 701 Seneca at., bnllder;
$75.
Clark Wilson Lnmber Co., erect on and one
half atory tram dwelling, Llnnton road, Linn-
ton, ur.; a. u. raikenberg, 812 Ererctt at.,
Duiiuer; fjuuv.
Plan for Survey of
Lane-Coos Highway
s
IVana , County Court Agrees to Stand
Kalf rxpenaa if State Highway
Commission "Will ay other Half.
Eugene, Or.. Oct. 12. The Lane
county oourt haa agreed to atand one
half the axpenae of making a detailed
aurvey of the proposed Lane-Coos
highway to extend from Eugene to
Marahfield. providing the atate high
way commission will stand the other
half.
Members of the Lane county court
and other road enthusiasts went to
Salem today, to Interview members of
the commission and they report that
the proposition seamed (to be very fav
orably received. It was put up to the
advisory board and a reply will - be
given within a few days.
Coos Bay people are said to ba en
thuaUatlo over tha proposed highway
CONFER
DEGRE
UPON CHICAGO JURIST
CIVIL SERVICE IS FOR
THE PUBLIC BENEFIT,
SAYS NEW MEMBER
George C, Mason Says He
Has Positive Views; Would
Clean Out Unfit Employes.
f J '-4a
f I-
ueorge- C. Mason.
George C. Mason, appointed to the
municipal civil service board by the
city council, believes that civil service
Is for the benefit of the publlo rather
than for the protection of the lndt-
vldlual, and says that ha will try to
carry out these ldeaa as a member
of the civil service board.
"My views regarding civil service
are somewhat positive," ha said. "I
believe that civil service is for the
good- of the public and that protec
tion for the individual Is only lnci
dental. I believe that a city am
ploye should be keptvln aervlce only
as Ions as he is efficient and the
public Is well served. ' I do not be
lieve that civil service is to give a
man a life job when ha la unfit."
Mr. Mason was before the council
to thank the members for his ap
pointment. Ho will attend the meet
ing of " the civil service board to
day, when tha board will select
its chairman. John F. Logan and R.
H. Thomas are the other two mem
bars of the board.
Gary Plants Will Be
Enlarged, Increased
Construction Wow trade Way to Coat
Between $13,000,000 and $30,000,000?
Two Others Axe to locate There.
Gary, Ind.. Oct 12. (L N. 8.)
Plans of the United States Steel cor
poration to make vast extension to
the existing- plants, for the building of
new ones and the location of two
large Industries by Independent con
cerns at Gary -were disclosed today.
At the Gary plant four new fur
naces will be built, together with a
new Bessemer duplexing mill and other
buildings. It now employ' 1400 men.
a like number being on the roue of
other subsidiaries There are to ba
five additional blast furnaces erected
at the Gary plant, according to Mr,
Buffington. Thla will make aeven
stacks, the largest single group In
America, Conatructlon now under way
will cost between $15,000,000 and $20,-
000,000.
The plans for the National Tube com
pany, for which the steel corporation
authorized an expenditure of $25,000
for the first units, call for four blast
furnaces, docks, the Bessemer mill and
auxiliaries. Ultimate plans call for
14 blast furnaces.
Plans also are being forwarded for
the American Locomotive company's
plant and for the plant of the Ameri
can Car & Foundry company, both of
which are to be located In Gary.
Can't Eemove Lines,
Will Bepaint Them
Middle Parking Tlmn Strips for Antes
Cause of Considerable Annoyance to-
the City Engineer.
Last week Commissioner deck told
the city council that the white painted
strips on Sixth street, between Morri
son and Aider, used in th middle
parking plan experiment, would be re
moved.
Commissioner Baker wanted to
know why the lines had not been re
moved. From City Engineer Dater he
learned:
That the paint used was of a new
kind, guaranteed to stick.
That efforts made with a scraper
were unsuccessful.
That gasoline and kerosene did not
feaze the paint.
That the only way the lines could be
made Inconspicuous is to have them
repainted.
And now the lines are to be painted
black.
Pendleton Resident
Dies of Tuberculosis
Pendleton, Or., Oct. 12. Walter Eg
gerth. 26. years old, died Wednesday
morning at the home of his mother,
Mrs. A. B. C. Eggerth of this city, fol
lowing an illness of two years from
tuberculosis.
Mr. Eggerth, besides his mother, la
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Roy Nor
man and Frieda Eggerth of this city,
He was born here, but before his ill
ness was a telegraph operator at Ho-
quiam, Klamath Falls and San Fran
clsco.
Optical Illusion.
From the San Francisco Star.
Jones, beautifully drunkt wigwagged
his way up the street wherein he lived,
with a dignified yet hostile glare -in
his eyes. As ha approached his home
ha braced hlmaelf and his gait waa
becoming noticeably steadier, when all
of a sudden he plunged against a bar
ber s pole.
As tbey raised him off the ground
he managed to articulate: ,
"Whassat woman with atrlsed
atockwgggoT. against mer. ... .. .
"NTirrTif QVhnnl Qfrirto H
Trr r7m, n T? !
VV OfK a L L lie Ua ll eS i
Fifteen, Including Soma Prominent
Womea of City, Enroll at Tint Sea-
eion T.ach.rs Are Bonatln Tims.
-ww ... v
first time in its history The Dalles
hlgi school is offering night school '
courses. The first classes were held
.. J .a , i
the various classes. Seven alien boys
are enrolled In the beginner's English
and in the American citizenship
classes. German and Spanish are being
taught, as well as all branches of reg
ular school work. i
City Superintendent of Schools Irvin
B, 'Warner was Instrumental in inter-!
estlng the school board in the night ;
school. Ha saw the need for such an I
nstitutlon here and it was at his sus-
gestion that it was decided to give ;
the Instruction -free to those who re i
unable to pay. A nunfber of prominent
women residents of the city are en
rolled In the German and French
classes. They will probaWy contrib- ,
ute toward the maintenance of the j
faculty, Miss Agnes Newell, Miss
night achool.
Three members of the hlirh school
Hazel Ward and J. P. Miller are do
nating their time to the night school.
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ACCORDION PLEAILNO
UKMSTITCHIN'.i. HUaIIiIm;: KfTliiN.'
BULKS, BU-IIONS lUVKKEU. Ea81'H N
NOVELTY Men. CO.. OH fill. B'WAV 2KV
a'ilk&'liAA HeuiMtilcliUia;, Hcctruitn, aide
aod sunburst pleatliiz: bullous covered: suoda
peed. Bcslloplua;. Pltio-k blk. B'way loi:D
AOATg -OUTTfcaS
al. 1B74. Mfa. jewrieis.
expert m au-uuiHaers.
'bt. B'wsy and frk.
Miller's. 243V, Wash ,
AOBMOULTPKAL IaLTLEXENTS
. aS. EaUE.SStl AUE iiupiemeats, teaicies
and geqgrsl farm Buppllra. aito K. lorrlon.
BLAKK BOOK MAXE&S
OAV1S U liuuaiA.N. inc., iuu id st. Ulak
book aunufaciurera, asenta for Jonea Im
proved Loo Leaf Ledeeiii. Se tb Dar Ku-
reke Leaf. A-3183, Main 183.
BKA88 AID MACHINE WORKS
HABPa.U'8 Urna Works. Brs.s cutlers and
Biscblpe works, loo N. Bth et. B'dway 2342.
CAEPiT CLAKIKG
r a c ruj;s carpel i
clrauiDS. North-
weat itug Co., 1S3 E. mu st. K. aoW, B-ik),
JoVCK bKUS.. tK-cinc ClfauiuK Works Lar
peta cleaned and laid; relating our pe-
clalty. hMtt 440. t-r.tw. LiH K. 19th st. .s.
CHIROPODIST -AND MASSEUSE
bAl'aalelACa.l t-UirojuUiat i,u uiusseuae. MAi
fauania Plug. Mil. Dwa
CHIROPRACTORS
btccatiaa UL wtui nugeriug dlaaea, caes
laaics uue oi treutmeiiu. Hj: acute cases
lea time, lesa cioua;: iiriencd; making
food. lr. kicMaboo, 2d floor Matleay bid;,
bsr.ltarlum 734 Hawthorne.
COAL AND WOOD
SA lluNAL tVHL CO. East 2041. Ureen
alabwood. 4 ft.. t3.5o cord. Block wood. A ft '
S4.&0 cord; aawd, 4 MJ luad. Uij alabwood,
awd, S4.00 load. A-l fir, 4 ft., $3.60 cord.
ieiiTerea or mwpu to oraer.
MtfcH cABH Ury llr, 4 ft., 14.60 to
isiocKwooa, auo naier at. Main 4Ste. A-434T.
AD p Fuel Co. Small orders our soecial-
Di j tj. 400 Union aye. N. East 4ti61.
BltlCK, cvnieut, plusterlog, tile and boiler
wora promptly attended to. Marshall 4QtiS.
CITY Fuel Co., guod 4 foot alabwood, X3.40
a corq. East or oUtn St., f4.7Q. Sellwood 1700
OOMTEACTOag AKD BtTIXDEHS
ObKAH UCBEU, Ueueral Couuactor. Oner-
iocs uiaar.
SOO AND CAT HOSPITAL
VU, U. Id, 11 U Til M A.N, VJii'ib.KiiNAKlA.S
Hospital. 41B E. 7th t. East 1847. B 11W2.
EDUCATION Al.
COatJlCiAL SCHOOLS
Couiuieicial iicuuol. yuicM,
luuruuc a ousiaesa irr.iniug. writ lor cata
lcgTi or call 6oa Orpheum bolldlog.
DAJJCINO
MAMCHUSTUU Uauclua; Acodemj. b6 6tb su
bet. Stark aod Oak. Special rates, 4 prlTate
leaaons, 2; morning, atterooon, evening; all
latest aancea guarauteea; class TbaiKday, Sat
utday eTenlngs, 7-8:30. Broailway i'180.
KM. and Mr. Ueatb Scbool Leaaona daiij.
Class Friday ete. 10U Ud at., between Wssa
Ington and Stark. Lesions 25c. Main 8?i6.
LAW SCHOOLS.
OREGON LAW SCHOOL A thorough, prac
tical course in law. Hecltadoua eTenlngs.
Main 977. Alwky Bldg.
MUSIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHER8
E. TUlkXUUHN Violin learber, pupil bevcik.
aui r neaoer oiog. Marsnaii lew.
PbOF. 1. It. LAWHON Piano leaaoua at jour
borne. 60c. Pbone Tabor 139.
KAUTIMal piano placing In 1(1 to W leesone.
ennstensen ayatem." 412-13 Columbia bide.
VIOLIN, piano, mandolin, guitar, ukkulele.
banjo. 75c. Main 4592. Instruments for tale.
TIRE rSSrHANCE
Pacific sta its hhh lsschancsi co
only Oregon fir Insurance compa n f.
rxtryy epos akd eao arGg
Send Us Your Old Carpets
FLUFF RUGS
Mad from old iBgrotn, Brussels, Azminster.
Bir.yrna. Alao rag rugs, all sixes. Mail orders
prompt- Carpet cleaning. Send for booklet.
WESTERN FLUFF BOO CO.
64 TJnloo At. N. Pbones East 681S, B-1475.
TT7BHACE8
Boynton Furnaces
Economical. effectuaL
Frost and Markat.
I. C. Bayer Co.,
KAKICTOIMg AKD HArRDRESSINO
0T Bruadway bldg, Mekidential work by ap
polntment. Phone Main 1222.
MATTRE68ES
OLD msltrejK-e aud faatner brds mad into
sanitary folding forms; feathers renoTated.
yoldlng M. Co.. 5QS WlUlamK. K. 6874.
MOK-UTTOXICATINO BEVEBAOEB
V'KINUAHJJS Uuldea anu Amber Nectar.
Henry Welubard plant, 13th and Buruside.
Main TU. Phone A-l 102
PAIKTIMQ, TINIIMO, FAFEBHASGINQ
PAli 1'lNij, UurfTig, paperbailgiu.:. buop 54
Marshall at. Main 4414. Tocble Painting Co.
FH0I0 JABGAIM8
liilS ad and lfl euuuea yuu to Uoaaa ox
aepla photo, 3 tatting mad. The Peaaley
Stu.
dio.
40 Morrison. Msn-hsll 826.
PRINTERS AND ENGRAVERS
lUa IV
88V Stark st.
'UUS JOil.N H. JJA.N.S
Broadway 4W. A-40S9
BTJBBEB STAMPS AND SEALg
ALJM bieuciU, Iraa CUecka. tit mm, tugaa.
PACIFIC CUAOl sUAJaP WOtiKS
281 Wsahlngton st. Main 71U. A-ST14
SAFETY S.AZ0BS HONED
BAr KIlt rasora auarpeued. u kluua, t
SOc per doseu. 14- al st. near Morrison.
SHEET SiETAL WORKS
KluPAiaiiSu liu kutl arse. tuuts. m-mtiuii LutiL
810 Hrst t. Pbone Main 141M.
TOWEL SUPPLY
fOKTLANU Ljauu.iry Co.. iur pruuipt, afu
clent tervlce. t'Uoiie B'wsy 41Q. A-HtO.
TKANSFEB AKD STORAGE
Oregon Transfer Co.
Established 1870.
Transfer and turwardiug Agents.
Storage Free Trackage.
Office and Storage. 474 t,Uua st
13th and Ullsan. Main e. A-44S0.
ALWAXS "PICK" lUtT Jba-or livjcsctiuuu
OOOIW SPEClALiatS Storage, Packing,
Bhlpplng snd Moving. Bora or Anta Vaaa
Special freight rate ' to all points.
C O. PICK TKAJiSrKR A bToKAGB CO.
Becoed aad Pine. Broariway 5IMt. A-1MW
VUiUk-tMH TUANSakll CO. rurullttra uvr
era, packers, lorag; tl reproof warsbemae,
Ifttt sad Uot sta laaln 641.-2247.
fM a aJi It-AfVtt IdP B
IJOBBIrs' WHOLESALERS!
Anrr. oil aj olabs
kiA.HjbHS a CO.. "Utsb Standard" paint.
W. E. corner 2d and Taylot If. 1771. A-A6S1
PLTSMBIW9 BTTrrLtES
fLtJUiiiNu uptiiM. wuoiai pri-. trt-
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romuMi wtiou Vtvu. co. eaciur and
"fflc nr 24th and York ata. Mstn
xzrroxMATXoa coupon.
If you want the name of a reliable
business house dealing; in any line of
merchandise, or information regard
ing resorts. hotels, railroads, steam
ship lines, etc.. address Oregon Jour
nal Information Bureau.
Information desired:
Name
Address . .
NEW TODAY
RUPTURE
J. A. JOHNSTON
Xnpture Specialist
411-412 Allaky Bid. Beaolts Ouaraatd
Fearcy Brothen, Inc.
COLLECTORS
808 Saknm Bldg. Portland, Or.
MORTGAGE LOANS
$300 Upwards at 6-7-8
Oregon Investment t Mortgage Ca.
Offices 202-4 170 3d 8.
FARM LOANS 77 TO V27c
M0XTGAOE8 BOUGHT.
Kortgage Company for Amsrloa,
Boom 23 Alnaworth Bldar. rorUavsOr.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT Wilson's Auction House. 14S-17I 2d
st. Sale at 10 su m.
Al 2 p.
2d st
m. at Ford Auction Co, 11
Furnltre. carnets. etc.
MEETIXO NOTICKS
4)1
A. & A. 8. RITE. Oregon
Lodge of Perfection, No.
1. Special meeting in Au
ditorium. Scottish Rite Ca
thedral, this evening at 8
o'clock. Celebration of the
completion of the first
temple.
Fifteenth day of the Hebrew
month of Tishrl. Historical address
prepared by the grand commander. By
crcer ven. Master.
WEBFOOT CAMP io.
65, W. O. W.. every
Friday night in W. O.
M'. Temple. 128 11th
t. Members requested
to be present Visitors
welcome. J. H. Ponnay.
C. C. A. L. Barber. Clk
LENTS LODGE, No. 156, A.
f . A. al.. stated com
.- munication at Lents this
evening, October 12. Lec
ture by George Esles. sub
ject, the greatest builder in the world.
ay order or w. M.
O. A. HESS, Secretary.
COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 114.
a. tr, & a, m. special com
munication this (Thursday)
evening at 7:30 o clock. Ma
sonic Temple. Labor in the
M. al. degree. Visiting bretb
ren alwaya welcome.
FRED U OLSON, Sec.
MT. HOOD LODGE NO,157,
A. f. et A. Al- B fecial
communication t o m o r r ow
(Friday) evening at 7. Work
in m. M. degree, visitors
welcome. Order w. M.
ED, c. DICK. Sec
ALBERT PIKE Lodae. No.
162. A. F. and A. M
Stated communication thla
frTlaay evening, October 13,
m. :u o ciock. visitors wei
come. By order of W. M.
E. K. IVIE, Secretary.
OREGON COMMANDER Y K
T. Regular conclave this
evenlnit at 7:30. Your at
tendance will be appreciated.
C. F. WIEGAND, Recorder.
CLAN MACLEAY. No. 122, Order of
Scottish Clans, will meet at 7:30
prompt tomorrow evening in banquet
ing hall. Masonic temple. Smoker at
8. Full attendance requested.,
JAMES GALT. Sec'y.
MULTNOMAH circle. No. 744, Women
of Woodcraft, will give a "eOO" and
stepping party. "Oct. 13. at the Wood
man hall, 128 11th St. Admission 16c,
good prizes.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-3 6th.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
CASH ADVEHTISEXEKTa.
Daily or Sunday.
14 cents per word tor all classifications ex
cepting "For Bent In Private Family." "Roma
and board in Private Family." "Situation
Wanted" and "Wanted to Rent" ada. wale
are 1 cents per word.
Three insertions tor tbe price of two.
r-eren Insertions for the price of fire.
No ad taken for leaa than 15 cents.
CASH JJLST accompany copy to obtain above
rates.
CHAEGED ADVERTISEMIlfTS.
1 cents per work per insertion.
Thla charge is for all classifications except
ing "For Rent in Private Family." "Boom and
Beard In Private Family." "Situation Wanted"
and "Wanted to Bent" ads, which ax 1U
centa per word per insertion.
No ad charged for less than IK cents.
XJ ffgl Si a 1i sties
marriages. Births. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Everett Knoaff. 1120 Eaat Market
at., and Dorothea Mildred Kruse, 458 Eaat
26th St.
John Clarence Coakle. Lyle, Wash., and
Mary K. Bchwarzman, 84 Eaat '79th at. N..
Edward W. Clark. Phllt delphla. Pa., and
Etiel U. Dvlph. 363 West Park ft.
Boas Asa Grldley, N. Yakima, Wash., and
Erma C. Greenwood, Imperial hotel.
John Frlck, 143 N. 16th at., and EJva Bath
Gilham, Hillsdale, Or.
W.G.Smi'h&Co, --
Third flor. Morgan bldg.
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co., 30! Stark st.
BIRTHS
AfCONNELL To Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. McCon
nell. 916 E. UorrUon at., Sept. 30, a daugh
ter. DEVEIUEAUX To Mr. and Mra. Edmnnd I.
Devereaux, 1160 Milwaokie at., Sept. 29, a
daughter.
SCHLIP To Mr. and Mra. Jnllua gchllp, 5227
4-Jd st. S. E.. October 8, a eon.
BAiLKV To Mr. and Mia. Elmer B. Bailey.
6 6 NortUrnp at., Oct. 8, a son, '
B1CH To Mr. and Mrs. Frencls U. Blch, 1628
Mississippi ave., Oct. T, a son.
SFEIRd To Mr. and Mrs. Tuomaa E. 8peira,
260 K. tUd St., Oct. 6, a son.
MAY To Mr. and Mxa. John, F. May, 874 ES.
26th at. N.. Oct. 3. a daughter.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson.
525. K Davis at., Oct. 9, a daughter.
HADLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Cht-ster A. Had-
ley, 1207 Alblna ave., Oct. 7. a son. '
WBENN To Mr. and Mra. M. F. Wrena, 87
zteurasaa- si., ucx. e, a aaugnier.
CHL'RCHLBY To Mr. and Mra. Freak D.
Churchley, 241 McMlllen St., Oct. 7, a son.
SNOrKJEASS TO Mr. and Mra. Jamea V
Soodgraaa, SSA Vaughn st., Oct. 8, a daugh
ter. DEATHS AKD FUNERALS 75
STARS In this city. Oct. 11. Jobs Barry
Sears. ' The remains are at the residence
establishment 01 t. v, sinley 4k Son, -Moot
gonr st St. . :i..'-tt..t. . . ..
ik
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
(Con tinned)
HANNA The funeral services of to Ute I t
mas P. Hanna. of Ull 41st it. 8. E..
number of Mognt Tabor lodg No. 42. A. F.
A A. SC. and Sumner Post. 3. A. B., Wbo
tiled Oct. 11. will 6c bell at Hlllmsn ru-
aerai panora, sta and Salmon at., at p. .
. tomorrow iKrkUrK Oct. la. FrlewU ln-i
trematiyriam.
iAUISON-in this clij. Oct. 11, at br lat
riaeuc, 411 alaia at.. Ann! Jamison, aga
41 years, wit of Lrnndal Jamtaoa. Tb fu
neral aerrlcea will ue held Friday, Oct. 13. at
1 o'clock p. gi., at tb realdnce establisb.
ir.tnt of J. P. Kinler & Sou. Montgooterx at
Stb KrieDds lovltod. luiermeut at Lone
Fu cemetery.
tiERMAN At 111 U- ave.. Oct. 12. Carolina
:t"LHEBOX Rcmalnj of the late V. J. Mul-
heron will be forwarded to Ni wberg. Or, I
.or : .. . .... a . ullU. m. I
st 7:35
m., Friday. Oct 13. by Miura m
Itoi ey.
PKL'ETT In this cltT. Oct 11. Hattle Pruett
Ucmaiua at arlors of Miller A Tracey. No- ,
lice vt luuBiai uiter
m . ... .
BRAMBEBO Elnors ,H. Bramberg. St. Vin
cent a, oct. , 40 yeara, pulmonary emnoma.
BI.AC'rtH AI,I Jetta L. Blaikball, Bt. Vin-
crnt'a. Oct. 8. 28 years, acute dllltatlou of
atcmacb.
UYSLKK Paul tiytler, 197 Jarrett at., Oct. T,
4a years, chronic neuhritia.
W OBICK MelTina W orlck. 115 E. 72d St. N.,
Oct. 8. 75 years, mitral Insufficiency.
BEAD MelTln B. Kecd, St. V'lucenta, Oct. ,
52 years, appeudicltis.
KNAPP Charles 11. Kuapp, St. Vincent's, Oct.
8. 72 years, arterrlc sclerosia.
FREAUF Kstberinc Freaitf, 3'J2 Constance at..
Oct. 7, 84 years, senility.
IitltOY Maude M. Lalloy, St. Vlncenfa, Oct.
0. 2.1 yenrs. diabetic conia
f'lAmiSTS
CLARKE BROS., florists. 287 Morrison
st. Main or A-1S05. Fine flowers
ml floral desiens. No branch stores.
MARTIN Ar FOKbKS CO.. florists. 4t
Wash. Msin 269, A-12C3. Flowers
for sll oppH?ton5 nrtlftlca lv arrana-rl
OSCAR JuHNHuN KI.UIAL CO.. 11
Glisan Kt Mar. 4372. A-14fi4
MAIN 6116: wreaths, niliowb, S3 up.
Sprays $1 up. Chappell' H47 Mor'lH'n.
SWISS FLORAL CO.. 23d snd Gllsan.
MAX M. SMITH, floriat, Hlh. 6th et.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDWARD
HOLM AN CO.
ESTABLISHED 1877
RELIABLE
UNDERTAKERS
AND
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Lady Assistant
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
MAIN 507, A-1511
IP. L LEBCM.
Undertaker. East 11th and Hawthorne.
Phones E. 781, B-1888. Lady ass!s'-"t.
A, D. Ken worthy Co,
Tabor 6267; S802 92d st. Lents. Tabor
6896; 66th st. and Foster road, Arleta.
F, S. Dunning, Inc.
East Side Funeral Directors. 414 E.
Alder st. Phone East 62, B-2525.
Dunning & McEntee tiW.VS'a
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430. A-4558. Lady assistant.
J. P. FINLEY & SON.
Progressive Funeral Directors,
MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH,
MILLER A TRACEY, Independent Fu
neral Directors. Prices low as $20,
640. $60. Wash, at Ella. M. 2691. A-78S5
AR 7ll5r Pr 592 Williams ave.
1 Hi eildl O0. East 1088. C-1088.
Lady attendant Pat and night service.
Hdmiltnn East 80th and Gllsan. Fu
ailllllUII neral services. Tabor 4313.
QIFAFQ Undertaking Co. Main 4152
,OrL VV LO a-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay.
BREEZE & SNOOK. B-1262. East 1268.
1026 Belmont, at 34th. Lady attendant.
R. T. Byrnes, new residence establ'l, 1
801 Williams ave. Wdin zzo. C-1943. 1
VAULTS
THE NATIONAL VAULT COMPANY.
Ft, Montgomery st. Tabor 2521.
Steel reinforced concrete burial - aults.
Air tight, waterproof, everlasting.
MONUMENTS
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS 164-268
4th sr.., opp city Hail. Main She.
Philip Neu A Sons, for memorials,
ciSaBLAESlNG GkANlTtCCl
tl 2p7-SRP 8TCOP WAQI5QN
TO LEASE
63
TO LEASE 100x100. trackage, central.
term of years. owner. w-i2.
Journal. 1
BUSINESS PROPERTY 68
MT equity $300 In lot 60x100; has
rented store bldg. on it; In good lo
cation; would consider a trade, auto
mobile preferred. Call Tabor 2156.
FOR SALE -OUSES 61
. " 81850.
Will sell my 6 room modern house,
close to churches and schools, street
Improvements all paid, E. 6th, near Al
berta, $660 cash. Buyer to assume bal
ance. This is a snap; don't miss it.
Woodlawn 3229.
$1400 HOME FOR $60.
A real sacrifice, bungalow. 4 rooms
and bath, elec. gas., etc. Fine lot for
garden and chickens, close to Rose
City car and school, not less than
$160 cash. $16 mo. Can be seen day
or evenings. Tabor 8040.
FOR SALE Modern 6 room nouse and
lot. near 62d and Division sts., prl:e
$1400. $400 down, balance on time, a
real bargain if taken at once. B-193,
Journal.
FOR SALE LOTS
16
FINE building lot near Peninsula park.
Cost $900. My price $590. Mr. Truby.
306 Oak st. Phone Bdwy. 1668.
BEAUTIFUL Vi block, 47th st. nd
Alameda
drive; bargain. Owner,
Tabor 4812.
ACREAGE
57
$20 to $40 Per Acre
Tracts 5 to 40' acres, on road, fine
soil, school. 39 miles down the Co
lumbia, Close to logging, camp. Easy
terms. F. B. Holbrooit Co.. 214 Lum-
ber Exchange.
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, dose In car
line, easy terms; will build to suit pur
chaser. Phone Marshal! 1686 or Sail
wood 476, John H. Otrison, owner.
CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN rancnes
near Portland. 2, 6, Vi acre tracts,
best soil, good roads, near electric. Hi
to $200 per acre, easy terms. McFar
land. 809 Teen bldg.. Portland.
FOR QUICK SALE.
An acreage, beaver land, unimproved,
no stumps, in tbe city, four blocks
from car and close to paved street,
good tor gardening or greenhouse,
price 81600. terms. Cell Sell. 341.
BIGGEST bargain of the season in on
acre near city limits. Out of town
owner sacrifices equity for $100. Bal
ance easy terms, 806 Oak at. Phone
Merman, age o yjars 4 noon t as i gar. .v.... " . HA VTfi best soma- r.n.r.l tSirnsniiiss
The faneral serTic. will be heal from Kt. anu is aooa onion lano. can give you business In ioorcOLntrv own all
SUZh. .V-WidSvfaeUaentV and 10 .era tracts at Clat.kar.lt, W0 JJf ? tv. ' "rIafoDDor?-: "
Mt CalTary cemelHrv, prlrate. Benialn. In Clatskanie lies half way between Port- ntY Call and sil' nwnJ? 20 Will
care of Walter C. Kenwortbr. land and A-torla Clatalcanl. hit a 1 ?IiyViiU ana OWnt- 0J
671
Coatisme
CURAT AfTRTCAGEL
S20 per acre, $20 down and $10 per
rnnnth hima A o nf aa4 Unit f re
frnm mv ui..n Vnrtland
and Astoria. In Powllt county
i?.AAlP"S. Jn?w"," r2.,i12"
tlon for dairv or Douitrv ranch: run
nlng water.
B acres. $2S0; ,10 down, IS per month
buys 5 seres of iZnri hetweerv Portland
ana centralla on the main Una of threa
l ,lrad8-, y mne fom a town of
800 population, sawmills and ahlngia
mills. Soma of this Und Is partly
iimrmi; runninr eireams, sora wi-
in.-yuiaLiun jl 1UUU. A ujiecaje lanuili
cannery and creamery; lies 1 mile from
. mnc m r n K .. . . . O . .
acre down and $1 per acre per month, i
BELL REAL ESTATE CO..
818 Railway Exchange bldg.
FOR SAL13 FA.IMS
17
640 ACRES of wheat land, 2H mllAsi '
irom R. H. station, store ana post- ;
4ft all a a .-1 . .As. ny
office. All Improved and some ground
ready ror Reeding this ran. Terms i
cash, balance on time at 6 per cent.
Old age reason for selling. W. A.
Thomas, Cecil, Oregon.
40 Acres, a Snap -
H In orchard, 5 years old. Tou can
make $70 per month off this place with
a team. Will consider trade. No
a pent h. J-118, Journal.
6ft ACRK SNAP.
$200 cash buys my $1200 equity. Cost
me $2900 three years ago. All under
cultivation; good family orchard; good
well and fair house. Mr. Hageman, 306
Oak st. Phone Broadway LiSd.
00 ACRES. 660 acres summer fallow,
ready to seed. Crop 191'.. 40 bu. All
fenced, plenty water. Trice $60. Terms
cash, balance 1, 2 and & years, Int.
7. Box 246. Starbuck. Wsh.
COOS COUNTY DAIRV RANCH.
121 acres, fully stocked, good in
come, close to transfer station. Price
$6500. Particulars address, A. G.
Mlchell. Lakeside. Or.
382 ACRES well Improved, crops and
machinery ro with farm; grain,
dairy, fruit, water piped to buildings,
good house, 8 barns. Write owner for
particulars. R. 2. bo 135, Albany. Or.
IF YOU want a wheat ranch buy mine.
480 seres; raised 30 bu. per acre on
300 acres. Price $25 per acre. Cash and
terms. E. T. Price. 601 Rothchlld hide:.
LITTLE FARMS, $2 down. $10 mo.;
level, cleared, fenced, house; suitable
for loganberries; running water; neir
employment town. J. R. Sharp. 83 H 3d.
FOIl RENT FARMS
14
FOR RENT Highly improved 60 acre
dairy farm, with new buildings, to
responsible party purchasing, stock
ana machinery, will take about $1800
to handle. Q. N. HeBgard, Newbergrt
Or.
FARMS WANTED
88
REST OR BVY
wTEn To rent 3 to 10 acres In
cultivation, with house on Oregon
Elc-ctrlc and Oregon City line. 8-130,
Journal.
TIMBER
28
Timbered Tract Wanted
I wish to purchase an Oregon timber
tract of about 10,000 acres, more or
less, and want estimated number of
feet of each kind of timber, exact lo
cation, logging facilities and lowest
price. PX-103, Journal.
WANTED TIMBKR LAND&
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
C. C SHAY. 7 Cham, of Corar Bldar.
EXCHANG &REAL ESTATE 24
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
40 acres Hood River land; has house,
barn. 4 acres orchard, nood soil, water
for irrigation; some good timber, bal
ance brush land. Worth $2500. Mort
gage $760. Will sacrifice for quick
deal. What have you?
10 acres clear. Klickitat county.
White Salmon property.
C. H. ESTES. White Salmon. Wash.
140 ACRES 11 miles south of Hood
River, rood house, barn, apple house,
6G acres in orchard, 22 in bearing, the
balance 4 and 5 years old; trade for
city property or acreage near Portland.
This is one of the best orchards in the
Hood River valley,
A. J. Farmer. 407
aloc Mn"tnR
NOTICE.
If your property is for exchange or
sale, and has merit (no Inf.atcd
values considered), send me particu
lars. Geo. P. Henry, 829 Henry bldg.
References, Portland Realty Board.
SELL or exchange for Portland im
proved property, 14 acres, improved",
1 y miles from Estacada. Otto Bauch
sples, Clifford Clifford, 6th and Mor
rlaon. SEATTLE WANTED!
Hare two nice homes in Hawthorne
district to exchange for acreage near
Seattle. E. C. Taylor, 119 E. 17th N.
Woodlawn 903.
WANTED One or more acres Im
proved to $2800, for equity in two
houses and two,, lots.
Owner, K-155,
Journal.
Bring in Your Trades
We will match you.
GODDARP, 602 Couch bldg.
IF YOUR EXCHANGE is a Hquara
Deal. -see NORTHWEST REALTY
CO. K22 rhim of Com. bids. Mar. 2271.
UNINCUMBERED Portland lots for
clear- Berkeley lot. McQulre. Main
1068.
HOUSE and lot at Lents. What have
you? Tabor 6705.
TEN acre apple and peach orchard near
Roseburg. Or. H-170. Journal,
VANTEIL ESTATE -81
OR LOAN MONET ON TOUR LOT.
J. C. CORBTN CO. LEWIS BLDO.
ROOMING HOUSES
53
Here Are Rare Bargains
19 rooms, steam heat, strictly mod
ern, heart of the city, rent $40; beau
tifully furnished; $800; easy terms.
33 rooms housekeeping and steady
roomers, completely furnished, near
Portland hotel, steam heat: Dries $760;
easy terms; a money maker.
PORTLAND'S BEST BARGAIN.
46 rooms, steam heat, hot and cold
water in all rooms, furnished at cost
Of $5000 never sold less than $4500;
price today for quick sale 31200 cash.
I have many other good buys, 10
rooms and up in all parts of city.
The reason I have sold more room
ing bouses in the last 10 years than
all other dealers combined is because
I see that buyer and seller get a
square deal tvll around.
Ask your neighbor.
JOHN B. GODDARP. 602 Couph bldg.
Special Bargains
Several good rooming houses In
White Temple dist.; trade or terms.
L. A. HALL. 51 Z Manama Diog
ROOMING bouse, 10 room nice mod
ern house, near 12th and Taylor sts.,
beautiful furniture; price complete
8200. Call 191 4th st.
FOR rent or sale, furnished rooming
bouse in Astoria, centrally located
on main business street. D. H. Welch,
Astoria. Of. -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ISO
CASH grocery; rent $20; invoice or
take part trade. 607 Pittock blocK.
TAILOR SHOP for sale, good busi
ness. Call and see 1t. 430 y. Hoyt.
HALF Interest for sale in an estab
llshed cafeteria. Call 204 Stark st.
FOR SALE Saw mill; for particulars.
write Axel N. Berggren, London Or..
ACREAGE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
(Continued) 1 v
ajaaaaaTSaaaajaaaaasi1Bttsaasjfa ,
truck; nmvKRji wanted. -
For your Immediate acceptance, we
have to offer to a reliable party a Ills
rmm Am -m h. . 1,1 m
pnmnanv ,v- v, n
Reaulrea thai nurchaaa of a ' f
vwo ton aerai truck, segu down, Dai
ance terma.
GERLINOER MOTOR CAR CO..
3 E. Oregon st. Eaat 7t.
14000. for aala at a bargain, account
sickness, general mdse. store in
soutnern Oregon. Fine chance: 7 miles
to nearest competitor; postofflce in
connection; hall for dances; Slivlng
rooms. Stock will Invoice about I2&00.
$1000 down, balance aecured. Mrs.
JH, Hi. uaraner, bam Valley. Or.
X. 1 ... i ii i i iii
bUrl drinks, candies, cigars, tobacco, -
hnr and rrA lilnnh, t,4 n f I S I pm
and well equipped. $S50. Including Vest
to November. Sell On account of Sick
ness in family. Panama Uufiet, Jbafet
Bumside and Grand ave.
Trade or Terms 'J :
Clear! grooery stock and fixtures! -living
rooms; cheap rent; apt. house .
i,, a. Hall, MZ Tanama blflfr. ,
ui rO HT UN IT i for Investment Jtt an
. 1 i l m a . a 4. W
established rrowlna business with
exceptionally bright prospects. Any
amount up to $16,000. Thorough tnves'
ligation invited. F-l 78, Journal.
500
Business A Special for
Cards HJKj Oot. Only.
xou must Drina tnis aa. '
Rose city Pn ntery, a d , to r. Taylor.
SNAP For sale by owner, poolroom,
cigar store and near beer bar, doing
good business, low rent, heart of city.'
Must sacrifice. Call 249 Morrison.
LIGHT groceries, delicatessen doing
fine business, living rooms, rent 126:
price $600- part trade. Layman, 337
Cham, of Com.
Buyers notice.
Whether it's cash, trade or terms,
see me. Stores all sizes with living
rooms. 607 Pittock' block.
1450 CASH GROCERY. RENT $li. ' .
Jvlng rooms. Snap. 607 PittooK
block.
Stores of All Sizes ?v
BRUCE OjODDARP, 602 Couch bldf.v1
rrv"T wnpBT
I can trade or sell it; anything, Lay
man. 617 Cham, of Com. '
CLEAR acreage or lots to trade for
rooming house or business.
Lay
man. 617' Cham, of Com.
IS50 will place you as equal partner r
in rood paying business. Layman,' .
Bt7 Cham, of Com. , ,
CLEANING, dyeing business: net prof
its over $100 month, bargain, leaving
town, bciiwooq zois. -
WELL located grocery with living
rooms, between two schools. East
gth and Wygant sts. Union av..r, 1
MONEY TO IX) AW 27 -REAL
ESTATE
OUR instailmenlanis the bastanj :
surest method of paing a loan..
3 2.26 per month for li months, or. -121.24
for 60 months, or ' V T
$16.17 for M months pays tlJOO
loan and interest. '
Other amounts in proportion. " '
We loan on improved city property. ''
Or for building purposes.
No commission charged.
EQU1TABLH BAVO'S 4k LOAN ABBN.
242 Stark St., Portland. Or. - p
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Improved real estate vt tot
building purposes; very flexible coq :
vructa; no commissions.
COLUMBIA LIFE & TRUST CO.
202 Stevens Bldg. , . ' ' j
BUILDING loans on city and suburban
property; money advanced as worst
progresses. W. G. Beck, SIB KaillnC
bids. Main 8407.
1800, 11200, S16U0. 1000, 2600, tlQ'Jtr,
$8500. $4600; all these amounts at
7. Fred W. Oerman Co. 7S1 Chain.
of Com. ...
CASH paid for mortgages, notes, wn
tracts, mortgage loans; reasonably
rates. F. H. Iwls, Iobby 4. Lewis bldg,
MONKY TO LOAN in amounts ot LM
10 $5000 on city property.
A, H. BKLL. 201 Gerllnger Wdy,
tro LOAN $40U. ouu, suu, luuo, 16uii
.and $2000 on city property. A t. "
Wells Co., 24 C. of C. bldg. :
MONEY to lean. to 8. W.H.tteltS
& co., mu Bpaioing oidg.
MONETVT to loan on Improved city, farm
property, ir. c:. Kins, an w pal tuna?.
$200, $350. $600. $U0U, 11200, flSOs'I
Fred W. German Co.. 781 Cham. Com,
t. 6. 7 money, no delay. ICretisJ
i-ogus v,o. in mtn sr.
$40,000 OR LKS8. 1'A ft ft I NQTON. '
80 4th st, Board nf Trads Bldg,'
8EK US; small loans, inkiaiunsnt luaua.
ceiiarw-niurton Co., yzr. Yeon blday.
$1000 to $6000 to loan, no commission.
Principal. B-117, Journal.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 und 1. Louis'
Salomon A Co., 300 Oak Ht.. near '-ti :
$1600 to $2000 to loan on good se
curity, 7. Paul Wardt, Tabor 1811. '
MONEY to loan. 6 and 7. L. DelucaC
324 Front st. Main 7806.
MONEY TO LOAX X
CHATTELS. SALARIES
Salary, Chattels'"
IF TOU NEED MONET SEE tlS.
Loans made to persons on sauary Of -fixed
income, on diamonds, housanold
furniture, pianos, automobiles, motor
cycles, and other personal property. '
without unnecessary delay. Easy in
stallments for repayment. If desired.
Legal rates of Interest without brok
'ORTLAND LOAN COMPAICTv
Licensed. .
308 Dekum Bldg. "
CHATTEL CHATTEL-"
LOANS LOANS
AT LEGAL RATES. " .
We loan money on plsnos, household '
goods, and also to . -
WORKING PEOPLB A 1 '
COLUMBIA DISCOUNT CO,', 'i "
LICENSED.
317 Falling bldg. - J
PORTLAND REMEDIAL LOAN ABS JX. I
Established by Portland business
men to protect borrower..
CARRIE MYERS HEHRMAN, MgT
84 Stark St. , '
LOANS ON DIAMONDS, "JEWELRY, -PIANOS.
HOl'SEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONEY loaned to salaried mentor a
chattels, at legal rates, on easy In
stallments. Home Installment Co., or
ganized exclusively by salaried- men.
for mutual protection. 282 McKay bid.
IX)ANS WANTED
80 ii
WANTED 32N00 on inside residence
property at low interest, no commis-';
slon. H-l 82, Journal.
$160 FOR four months, on auto worth "?
over $400. Insured. for $300. . KJC
229. Journal. w
WANT to borrow from private -
party. 406 E. Hsrrlson st, f
FINANCIAL
'St
1st and 2d mortgages purchased, also)
sellers' interest in rontracts. Or. and '
Wssh. H. E. Noble. Lumbermens bldg.
HELP WANTED MALE
THE White company requires the serv
ices of two first class aotomobtle
(talesmen. Apply at manager's office.
Park and Couch sts. ' '
WANTED Upholsterers and mattress
makers. Portland Fur. Mfg.. Co..
17 4 9 Macadam roaa.
UNION and non-union wiremen want
ed. $4.60 per day, I hours. ; J-118,
Journal. -
CCN8ULT T, A. C A., em. layment-
aecretary. .4 ,
gilfNGLERS wanted. Call fesllwoal
220S. f 7'.
V AN T ED Bo y to run errands oI
feed Vress. Pioneer Ptg. Co. 198 th.
HELP WANTEIWnnsC. ' 40
MAN with machine for bakery: route.
K163, Journal. - f - . .
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $8.50
op. Tayior. me Tanor. unrnimt,
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