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THE OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1917.
FOREIGN TRADE HAS
BEN POT UNDER BAN
BY OFFICIAL DECRE
President Wilson Takes Dras
tic Stfin to Prevent Trading
With Enemy by Neutrals, j
otherwise ordered by the president or
or congress, the following articles,
namely:
"Coal, coke, fuel on: lubricating
oils, hand lantern oil, naphtha, ben-
sloe red oil. kerosene and gasoline,
ail bunkers, food (rains, flour and
meal therefrom, corn flour, barley,
rye flour, rice, oatmeal and rolled
oats, fodder and feeds, oil cake, oil
meal rak ma 1 f inH rtMntifi All
meats and fats, poultry, cottonseed ! Striking- carmen and sympathisers at
oll, corn oil, copra, desslcated cocoa- I tacked an armored streetcar of ths
eYl?" .k,""' .'r!h.' did Dd caJlne ' United Railroads this morning, ston-
HARRIAGB LICENSES
(OoBtlmoed)
ALL EXPORTS
tic Step to Prevent Trading oH.0 unl" SSEi iYVS
grape seed oil, tallow, tallow
d stearic acid, sugar, glu
cose, syrup and molasses, pigiron.
ferro-sillcon and splegelelsen, steel
pcCPTPn ' ln"ots' billets, blooms, slabs and
Ml I LU I tU .sheet bars. Iron end steel plates, ln-
' eluding ship, boiler, tank and all
I other Iron and steel plates one eighth
of an Inch thick and wider than six
Inches.
Structural Iron aad Btel
"Iron an d steel-s t ru c t uYa 1 "shapes.
1 Including beams, channels. angles,
! tees and zees of all sizes, fabrlcatei
' structural Iron and steel. Including
beams, channels, angles, tees, zees
and plates, fabricated a d shipped
Adoina Series. 3. Sherwood. Or., sad rraa-
ee Uerber. 40. Perkins hotel. 4
Henry Curtis Tlbbala. 30. Ilwieo, Waah..
rw Martha K n.nfUi rm. tinmln
Andrew Jack Km McCaon. legal. 65 Evet
TTnitatd i street, and IXjrvthj Ikae Mom. legal.
JtaUroads Llitf During Might Rot J- MaacaHn. 22. Rita hotel, and Mae J.
TT u.. . vj ' 8. 21. Carlton hotel.
Unions raror Arbitration. ( AlTll r Grout. 35, S54 Bart rrty -seven ft
street north, and Beatrice Ullj. 23. 8
Laurel street.
Alfred Parker Bates, 39. Warrenton. Or.,
and Laana Marry. 30.675 Nehalem atreet.
INVITiAhTrdf.rr
SMITH CO. Morgan bldg.
sizes.
Stoned, No One Hurt
Car Are Operated oa Zoar
San Francisco, Aug. 28. (I. N. S.) '
DRESS SUITS for rent, all
Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark at.
BIRTHS
latent of GoTsramsBt Is to Aid Allies
Z.lbrally and Safeguard American
People Afainst Privation.
Washington. Aug. 27. (I. N. S.)
President Wilson Monday n:M Is
sued a proclamation which gives tha
government control over every possi-
tha knocked down scrap Iron and scrap
steel, ferro-manganese, tool steel,
high speed steel and alloy steels and
machine tools.
"Machine tools, steel hardening ma- ! that the
terials, fertilizer.", including cattle offer.
and sheep manure, nitrate of soda. 1
poudrette. potato manure, potaaseum , Real Estate Transfers
lng the heavily screened windows and
: marking a continuance of disturbances j
that required two riot calls to police,
headquarters last night to quell. j
line. l..t "h, hi ... i'-i.i rJ.i CERKSA To Mr. and Mr.. Tlrnlno Cereaa. 72
lines last night by the United Rah-1 K. 21a at. E , , daughter. Aug. 20. 1917.
roads, which is refusing to, grant the BARHERE'S To Mr. and Mra. Secoodo Bar
demands of Its 1700 platform men for Iwra'a. 0 E. 25th at., Aug. 18. a aon.
an eight hour day at 13 55. dynamite B,,5u2' T Mr nd Mr.. John Benedict,
caps were placed on the track at one j OKOKKO-To M?. and MrJohn oSoerg. 1297
point, trolley wires were cut at an-j e. Morrison. Ann. 14. a son.
other and at a third stones were fired ;
at a car DEATHS AND FUXERALS 75
Momen were amon the
of the armored car that
mis morning but no one was injured, aon of James T. and Elizabeth Barron. brutU.r
as the substitute motorman .needed of Mra. llioiaa. M. Kltzpatrlck. nephew of
his car from the attackers.
I'nion men were In session thl3
LOST AND FOUND 21 1
(Continued)
HELP WANTED FEMALE
( Continued )
LOST Round, gold broach with coral
b&r thrnnrh r.nt.i" f.m4lv lrnuk.
betwen Meier & bank's and 2d and : AN ASSISTANT OFFICE CASHIER,
Morrison. Liberal reward. W-334. AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
journal. a l.iiU-H.k i.u thrift.
A l)M"l All KA fl-t ( Ihf.KAl U
A TYPEWRITER OPERATOR FOR
ORDER CLERK
AM OFFICE BOY
Make application in writing and
write "application for position' on
eninnA
No attention paid to telephone calls.
No Interviews at office unless re
quested.
EN ROUTE from Rose City Park to
end of paving on Linnton road Sun
day p. m., an .old 16x4 United States
tire and. rim.' Parties finding same
please notify Tabor 4353. Reward.
HELP WANTEDMALE
passengers ... v., ,,.t ttnh-
was stoned ' rrt j.me n. rmn arid 21" Tn 3 motitt.s.
ble commodity exported from
United States.
It Is the most drastic step for
economy control taken by any nation
during the war. The president. In a
statement accompanying the procla
mation, says he aims at control and
not at the actual stoppage of exports.
But the manner in which the procli- salts, land plaster, potash, cyanamlde ne Oreg-nr, Home Bulkloi
rnation is divided makes Its purpose i phosphoric acid, phosphate rock, su- Tiltn Bank. 1.. 7. B.
certain. ) p er-phosphate, chlorate of potash.
All articles of commerce must be ' bone meal, bone flour, ground bone
licensed for export to enemy coun- 1 dried l.lood, ammonia and ammonia
tries and the countries of the Kuro- salts, acid phosphates, guano, humus,
pean neutrals. This will give the . hardwood ashes, soot, anhydrous am-
United Stattes for the first time cor- 1 monia. aeronautical macnine m-
Mr. and Mr.. M. G. Munlj. Mr. and Mr.
t'harlp. T. Whitney. Remains will arrlTe In
Portland today (Tueadar). Auzoit 2S. mneral
morning to draft a letter accepting j cortege will leae the family rldence. KU
the offer of tne board of supervisors 'u atn-et. corner East Semtecnth atrect
and city officials to settle the strike
north, at 8:HO u. in. tomorrow Wednesday 1
by arbitration, while It was predicted aIjd i.Tl. ,tr-et. where aolemn reuulem bird
company would reruse tnn 11114 will be offert-d ror repoe or tue sou I at
9 a. m. FVlenda lnrlted. Interment Mount
I ClTarr cenjetery.
WANTED
AT
AMERICAN LAKE
' AMERICAN
FREE FARE FREE
LAKE
Woodard, Clarke & Co,
THE Portland Normal and Commercial
School has several vacancies to fill
in its own faculty, also in high schoo.s
of this state and Washington. W
; also have several good office posl
rinp Hons. We would like applications for
rAriL these positions by letter giving fuil
' ftartiilpi W' a r A trwi hllv with (1 1 1 r
'regular worit preparing pupus ror po
'i""1"' "r num. gitions to give Interviews and to re-
. ceive people at our ornce auring
I school hours. If you wish to consult
( us phone Main 5816 for an appoint
i ment. Do not ask for the manager but
i make an appointment with secretary in
marge or orrice.
BONUS OF BO CENTS A DAY
IF WORK UNTIL SEPTEMER 1.
Construction work building
new military camps.
trol over certain munitions and money 1 struments. their parts and accessories
sent to the neutrals.
The list of commodltl . for which
license is required for exports to the
rest of the world is widely extended.
"This." pays the president, "is for
the protection of our own needs."
Export Prohibition STot Intended
Tbe proclamation was accompanied
by an explanation In which the presl-
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to Ladd Sc
Center Add.
to taut IVrtl.rxl I
Gi i-rg-e YV. StnMiji and wf to Klora A.
m. I.. 6 and E. 4 U 7. It. 10. lll
ladir Park Add., also 8. 03 8 ft. U
and H. 8 of E. W L. 7. B. 2.
John IrTiiig-'. Hni Add.; all L.
eicept N. 100 ft. and W 8 6 ft. I..
4. except N. 100 ft.. B. 2. John Itt
Ing a Hmt Add ; al all I.. 5 and W.
S6 ft. I. 4. B. 10, Ilolladay Park
. . i i . i . nuu
I Plosives, nitrate oi poiaan. job..., , Jobn J. Fr.er to Cltr of l'ortlnnd. land
'peter, turpentine, ether, alcohol, sul-. rom at nr.. o.r. B. 2. Irrlndale
rhur. sulphuric acid and Its salts, sn-ertff to Iximliermeiia .Nation.) Bank
' acetone, nitric acid and Us salt".
henzot and its derivatives, phenol
i (carbolic acid) and its derivatives.
' toluol and its derivatives, mercury
I and Its salts, glycerine, potash and
Its salts, all cyanides and films.
thereof, arms and ammunition, all e-
HARRIS At the residence. 6024 Fifty-fourth
areime 8. K., August 27, Ull.be til Jane
Harrta. aed 78 year, belored wife of Ollrer
r . llama, mother of Mra. AIT. Jonea, Mra
Alice Sod ford. Mm. Theoduala Seaaion. Oraoo
Z. Harrla. Mra. Ixtira Thorn and Fred L.
HarrU. all of Iortland. and Mra. Ediim Saw
tell of Poratello, Idaho. unerml aerrlces will
be held at 2 d. m. tomorrow (Wednesday)
Aaa-iiat 2U. at the realdential parlors of Miller
A Tracey. Waahingtun at Klla street. Inter
ment Multnomah l'.rk cemetery.
dent Tlt-t.iiletl the difference between i
the divi..ns established in naming yigeons Also Are m iasx
the commodities coming under ths "farrier and other pigeons, antl-alr-rullng.
craft instruments, apparatus and ac-
"The purj.ose and effect of this j essories, all radio and wireless ap
proclamatlon is not export prohibl- r-iratus and Its accessories, optical
tlon. but m.-rely export control." the ! glass, optical Instruments and reflect
presiuVnt M.itetl. "It Is not the In- I ors. cotton ard cotton linters. wool,
tention to interfere unnecessarily j wool rags, wool and khaki clippings
with our foreign irade. but our own . ami wool products, flax, sisal. Jute,
Ir.nd be. X 7 ft. W. of cor.
7. K 17. IS. T. IS.. R. 2 E.. tbeace
aouth 155 ft
Benjamin Roy mm to B Rnraon. W. 23
ft. .f S. fo ft. I.. S. t?. S4. Stinny.ide.
alao K. 10 ft. of E. L 1. 2. and M.
4 ft. of E. 4 U J. B. 34. Sunnj-
ame .
R,tiert II IJ11 u X f. UreforT. L. 11.
12. B. 0. ireit'-y' Height.
Seymour M. Bell and wf. to Elra KrU
ike, I.. 4 5. J. 7. B. 1. Lreht View
Add
Sh.riff to Joaeph Melich. L. 3, B. 13.
Tremont Place
EiU V. Appleg-.te and h'l. to Edith
t'omerford. L. 5. 6 B. 2. Braie St.
Add ,
n-l-hner Heal Eertate A InT. Co. to
E. Tuffer. U 1. B. ft. Sunnyalde
10
1.200
8.S74
10
OLSEX At the family realdeore. 701 Irrtng
atreet. August 27, Eran Oteen. age 70 yeara
n months 17 day., beloved buaband of Mary
Olnen, father of Mrs. Emma Hoi ton and Alfred
Evant. Krlenda Inrlted to attend foneral eerr
Ice., which will be held at Holman'a funeral
parkmi. ITilrd and Salmon afreets, at 2:30 p.
in. tomorrow Welneiday ) . AngnM 29.
LANK BR In thla dty. August 28. at bta late
rt-.Mence. 1321 E--it TuyVor .treet. Jay B.
Icnker. age 35 yeara. The remains are a
tbc. reaidc-nce eotabllshment of J. V. Elnley A
Son. Montgomery at Fifth. Xotlce of funeral
lrler.
domestic needs must be adequately
safeguarded, and there Is fhe addel
i uty of meeting the necessaries of
r.!l the nations at war with the Im
perial (J'-rtnan government.
"After tiies-' neds are met. It Is our
wish and intention to administer to
.the nee. Is of the ne-itral nations as far
as our resources permit. This task
will be discharged without other than
the very proper qualification that the
liberation of our surplus products shall
not be maile the occasion of benefit to
tho enemy, cither directly or Indi
rectly. Two Xists Are Announced
"The two lists have been prepared
In the Intert-sts of facility and expe
diency. The first list, applicable to
the enemy and his allies, and to the
neutral countries of Europe,
under control practically all
of commerce; while the second list, ap
plicant to ali the other countries of
the world, makes only a few additions
to the list of commodities controlled
by the proclamation of July 9, 191V.
It is obvious that a closer supervision
and control of exports Is necessary
with respect to those European neu
trals within the sphere of hostilities
than is required from those countries
further removed.
"The establishment of these dis
tinctions will simplify the adminis
trative processes and enable us "to con
tinue our policy of minimizing the in
terruption. "No licenses will he necessary for
the Importation of coin, bullion, cur
rency and v I 1 e n es of indebtedness
until required by regulations to he pro
mulgated by the secretary of the treas
ury . at h.s discretion "
Text of Export Proclamation
The proclamation by the president
is as follows:
"Now. therefore I. Wood row Wilson.
President of tho L'nite.l States of
America, do
hemp and all manufactures thereof. ! lmr.1? ; ' V.'i
. , . , , , . , . . . ... : Cora E. Puffer to J. R. Elllaon. land
I hides, skins, leather, leather belting, j s linr xlder M v) ft; E.
sole and upper leather, leather boots j of SW. cor. frae. B. 324 City
and shoes, harness and saddles and j Cl-.rlea Ioerlng to Berth Doering. und,
leather clothing, soap and soap pow- j JU K,nT; und;
ders. all engines and motors operated, l,. 29. Eaex park
by steam, gas, electricity or other mo- I Geirrge F:. Manga and wf. to H. E.
tive oower and their accessories: i XoOle. L. A B. 1, ortn iraanoe Add.
metal and woodworking machinery, oil
well casings oil well drilling imple
ments ami machinery and the acces
sories thereof, steam boilers, turbines,
condensers. pumps and accessories
thereof, all electrical equipment, cru
cibles, emery, emery' wheels, carbor- .
undum and all artificial abrasives,
copper including copper Ingots, bars,
rods, plates, sheets, tubes, wire and
scrap thereof, lead and white lead, tin.
tlnplate, tin cans and-all articles con-I
' WALKER Norman LewU Walker. 1488 E. ftth
10 ; at. X.. Aug. 24. 10 day., malnutrition.
I MILLER - Rebecca Jane Miller. 434 Montgom
830 , ery Prlre. Aug. 24, 83 year., acute uem-
orhhare.
UAWLKY Mra. K. H. flawler. 704 Wyrart.
10 Ana. JA. 72 reara. rxbauatton.
riSHER Arthur (Tarence FIB her. Willamette
river. 11 yeara. Aug. 23, accidental drowning.
brings j taining tin, nickel, aluminum, zinc,
articles plumbago and nlatlnum. newsnaner.
print paper, wood pulp and cellulose
ash. spruce, walnut, mahogany, oak
and blrchwoods and Industrial dia
mond, shall not on and after the thir
tieth day of August, In the year 1917.
be exported from, shipped from or
taken out of the I'nlted States or In
Its territorial possessions to Abyssinia,
Afghanistan. Argentina.
Portions of Belgium Included
"That portion of Belgium not occu
pied by the military forces of Germany
or the colonies, possessions or pio
tectorates of Belgium, Bolivia, Brail,
i"h:na, Chile. Colombia, Costa Rica,
Cuba, Iomlnican republic, Ecuador,
Egypt, France, her colonies, posses
sions or protectorates. Guatemala,
Haiti. Honduras, Italy, her colanlcs.
possessions or protectorates. Great j
Nicaragua, the colonies, possessions !
protect. .rates. Japan, Liberia. Mexico,
John Krleger and wf. to George. Derr,
et .1. U 5. B. 12. Uncom Park
Sheriff to Martin Hoiman et ai, L. 7.
B. 2, Scenic Place
Sheriff to J. W. E.- IUwHnaon. L. 5.
B 2. Katherlne
WilWam L. Rdwaxda and wf. to Oorre
Elmer Strang. L. 8, B. 14, Klnsel
Park
W. I- Bdwards and wf. to Parld P.
Ktrang. L. 7. B. 14. Klnael Park
Sheriff to Frank Olceae, L 1. 2. B. 3.
L. 1. 2. 8. 13, 1. 17. B. 10. Alder
Spring.
Mary Elisabeth Elllaon and hue. to Cora
E. luffer. L. 18 and W. 21 23 ft.
L. 17. B. a, Suimralde 3d Add
O. V. Badley and wf. to Cora E. Puf
fr-r. L. 12 13. B 7. Firland. alao 50i
19T. ft. her. S. Une B. IK. Oeatoo.
10O ft E. of NW. cor. .aid block
Walter E Pjer to W. H. Medarla. L.
33. 34. B 6. Klrat Electric Add
Stella K Ilton and hua. to Maude M.
Vanlerrcl. L. H. B. 4 Oleneyrl Add.
William E. Krl.kell to Charlotte E.
Irikell, hia wife. L. 1. 2. 3. 7. 8, B.
1W Et Portland
hi ill. e Martin to Surah H Swift et al.
L. lO. 11 B. 04. Sellwood. L. 3, B.
35. Sellwowi
Tbe Ilolbrook Inr. Co. to Carrie J.
Johnfcon. I. 17. B. 4. Marengo Add.
to St. Joans
Let1 V. lirmt and wf. to Penlneula Se
niritr Co. I 12, B. . SuImI. St.
Jolrt llelfhta
10
1
1
10
1.500
1.40S
aoi
10
10
703
10
10
00
10
10 J
50
300
10
FLO RIFTS
CLARK BROS.. Florists, 287 Morri
son st. Main or A-1S05. Fine flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores
MARTIN & FORBES CO.. Floxists. 354
Wash. Main 269. A-1269. Flowers
for all occasions artistically arranged
FREE FARE FREE FAKE
Apply t
HURLEY-MASON CO.
Free Employment Office
Located at . 26 X. 2d st.
2d St.. bet Burnslde and Couch sts.
SEE ME TODAY
IF YOU WANT WORK
FREE EMPLOYMENT
I want men for all departments of
large mill. Young men box factory,
planinc mill men. etc. Fallers. buck
ers. engineers rifj rustlers, skid road
men. section hands
Few openingo for men with fam
ilies and Seven Day Adventists. 26 2d
st. cor. 2d and Ankeny Fare advanced.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS Perma
nent positions for young women;
salary paid while learning. Apply
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. sixth floor.
Tark and Oak sts.. between 8:30 a. m.
and 5:30 p. m.
BRITISH subjects wanted for Cana
dian oveiseas forces, forestry and
railway. Join a non-f lghtlnp unit if
you wish, but choose now and avoid
conscription. 221 Board of Trade bldg..
Portland, or evenings Home phono B
1130. D. Stevens.
WANTED
YOUNG WOMEN
With typewriter or
Telephone and typewriter experience.
Opportunity for advancament.
Clean employment.
Apply
532 Worcester Bldg,
UKW VVAXTED MALE ASD
FEMALE 29
ROOMS AND BOARD
POTATO rAKTLT
72 APARTMENTS 48
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
. (Contlnwd)
$1.76 WEEK UP Completely fur- i TL rr..,i -
nlshed housekeeping rooms, abso-! I UC LrOniVVcll -V
lutely clean, every convenience; suites. I 41SIrk ,,. .
IS.76 up; desirable people only; savo Fj AD CO LUMBI A STS
carfare. 288 3d st-jnearJef fgrson 8t SSd suoundingsl Ytrfctfymod!
THREE splendid rooms, one witfi 2 and 3 room fur apartments all out
sleeping porch; reasonable; batn, : side, with French doors and balconies,
heat and phone. 384 College st., cor. j ATTRACTIVE RATES
West Park. Call morning and evenings ; PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT
ROOM, with breakfast. $3.25 week. 2l
K. Couch. Fine neighborhood.
BOARD and room, reasonable;
329 Broadwav S. Main 3901.
piano.
WILL care for little girl; good home;
near school. Tabor 3655.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS H
rir&ifXsxEX and uxTnansEss
NOKOMIS ANNEX.
$2.60 and up, two nice front H. K.
rooms, including hot and cold water,
electricity; phone Bdwy. 2645. ;M5'-i
N. 17th St.
BO Y CHEST, 1Tb 12th. Suite of 2 large
front rooms, first floor. Use of
piano.
Horn Anc Free bath. hot. cold water
UCm MDISi $1 week up. 401 1st St.
JAEQER APARTMENTS
-Washington and King Sts.
- 3. . 6 and 8 rooms.
Every modern convenience,
white maple floors, electric ranges.
White enameled apurtments.
VILLA ST. CLARA
1 2th ..nd Taylor.
ModVrn. rompk ly furnished apts.
Walking distance; refe-ences.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS T3
rxruizsKTo avd tjnfttsitxshzs
PUTATE rilOLT
3 FURNISHED h. k. rooms, walking
distance: also 1 room on first floor
for light housekeeping. 166 E. 12th and
Belmont. B-2065.
FRONT housekeeping room with
kitchenette free. Phone, bath, lleh:.
J10 a month. 509 Davis st.
$2.75 3 ROOM housekeeping suite in
back: also single: convenient. 170
13th st.
PENROSE APARTMENTS
Grand ave.. bet. Morrison end nl-
mont; new 2 and 3 rooms, completely
fur.; solid brick lldg.; white enamel'
and mahogany finish: walking dlst'ce,
COM 1" LET ELY furnished 2-room
apartment, 20 month. Including
lights; easy walking distance. BEL
KNAP APARTMENTS. 187 17th. st..
near Yamhill.
THE NEW NOB HILL. lnck bunding.
6 floors, all mod. conveniences; 35 3
and 3 room suites, few furnished ; lawn,
shade, flowers. Gllsnn st. near 23d st.
THE SHEFFIELD. 270 Broadway S.
3 and 4 : -m lur. and unfur apts.,
walking distance at very reasonable
rent: best of service. Msin 2506.
M'KIN LEY APARTMENTS
Modern 3 room. $18 pe mo., and tip;
private phone and bath: walking dis-
i tance. L. 7th and Morrison Kast 3100.
THREE furnished. H. K. rooms in
private family. 294 Eugene st.
LARGE airy h.
13th st.
k. room, cheap. 203
H. K.
$7 a
ROOM, including cooking gas.
month. 41'9 Main.
FOR RENT HOi SES
UHPUENISHED
12
BOYS wanted. 16 or over, with or
Without Mc.VelesL tfiO tn 175 ner mr
Steady work, chance to learn trade an i
advancement.
L. MOLLEXHOUR, 253 Oak st.
WANTED Married man of good per
sonality and address. one experi
enced in soliciting, who wants steady;
good salary to start: must be able to
drive Ford car. Call In person. 1221
Sandv hlvd.
MAX M. SMITH. Florist. 141H 6th at.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Edward Doluas W. J. Holm. a
Pres. lee
J. K. Werletn. treas.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
ESTABLISHED 18T7
Tblrd atreet cor. Salmon
A MODERN SPACIOUS FAMILY BOOM
WITH PRIVATE ENTRANCE
LADY ASSISTANT
Pbooea Mala 607. A-lAlt
- J, P. Finley &. Son
Progressive Funeral Directors.
Private Drive Women Attendants.
Montgomery at Fifth,
Main 9. A-1599.
Building Permits
CTiarlea Heuler"n. repair frame residence.
571 (iidenn teteen 13Ui and 14th rta-; bulki
er aame; 100.
Martin Heerrtt Rerailr 1 ttrrj fraine atable.
N) B. 3ai at. between Ptoa and 8Lark; builder
aame: f.V)
in., erect I wvorj
.... . , , i . . . , V ra VI 1 1 " Lniu v . - .
.i.... o. .iMiienftro, .Morocco. .MDa . mi, s..iier m IM7 E. 24th at.
corner Schiller: John Blngrjam rmilder; $3000.
W. Stralilman. repair 2 murj brick ordinary
...caragua, the colonies, popssesslons
or protectorates of The Netherlands,
'man. I'anarna. Parairuav. Persm
crety proclaim to all i 1 eru- lortugal, her colonies, posses
cone. rn that the public i s:ons or protectorates. Koumanla Rus-
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
whem it ma v
safety rr.pitres t:-at, except at euch i oalvarlor. ban Marino. .Serbia,
timo or tn.ies un ler su. h regulations S:ara. Uruguay, Venezuela (excluding
and orders i' : :'.;l..i.-ct to such limlta- 1 an' Portion of the foregoing occupied
tions and exemptions as the president j b" Germany and her allies, or any ter-
fha.l pre.-, r
Jamea P. Madlaon
E. 2th "t corner Karl;
builder; 3.V
I). A Netoop. repair It, atnry frame real-
n:il otherwise ordered ritory occupied by the military forces ! denc. 230 Argyle ttween Pel wire ind Bur-
eon feet lonery. 1617 E. nth t. between Neha-
lem inl Tmc win : builder aame; fl50.
i.i.n Fot.r 1 ilnr, frame rairtecee
Mv'r,,. '.re leixprn Mliwankle anrt 11th I The Golden Rule Undertakers. 414 E.
at.: Frel L. Mill, builder: in. Alder st. Phone East 62. B-5225.
Ruhr L Madlaon. erect frame garaite. r774
Chambers-Kenworthy Co.
! Knneral directors and embalmers of
I Piedmont, 1111 Kerby st. at Emerson.
Lady assistant. wain. Jjuc, L-im.
rm (i ii re
i0
Undertaker, E. 11th and Hawthorn.
Phones E 7 81. B-1883 Lady assistant.
A. D, Kenworthy Co,
Tabor 5267. 6802 92d st Lents. Tabor
595. 66th st. and Foster Road. Arleta.
Dunning & McEnteererne 7
every detail. Broadway and Pine sts.
Broadway 430. A-4668. Lady assistant.
by the presi.lt 1. 1 of congress, tho fol
lowing article-., namely:
"All k.n.t of arms, guns, ammuni
tion and ex jl. si s, machines for their
manufacture or repair, component
farts thereof materials or ir.gr-dlents
used in their manufacture and ill artl- ! triatlon, except as It
Cles neces.-ary or convenient for their bullion and currency, la placed In the
use. all cut ,-ivances for or means of ! hands of the export administrative
transport at lor. on lan.l or In the water Doard. headed by Vance McCormicg
or air. machines used in their manu- ! " chairman.
facture or repair, component part Tne board will Immediately establish
mereor, materials or Ingredients used I orancn oirices in New York. Boston.
"i cicuuanjr or ner amesj. or anv
I territory occupied by the military
forces of the I'nited States or by the
i rations 'associated with the United
; States in the war."
The administration of the procla-
refers to coin.
.- I rare
Mra
v un ago. st. iouis, rsew Orleans San
Francisco and Seattle, where applica
tions ror export licenses can be
eented.
pre-
British Socialists
Meet With French
London. Aug. 28. (I. N. S.) Sociai
Ists from ail parts of the United King
dom gathered here today for the two
day Inter-Allled Socialistic conference
at Westminster. British Socialists had
previously drawn up peace conditions
calling for no annexations and the
contribution by all belligerents to a
common fund to repair the ravages
wrought by the war.
j The delegation which came from
! France to attend the convention la
i headed by Albert Thomas, minister of
j munitions in the French cabinet.
in tr.eir manufacture and all instru
ments, articles and animals necessary
or convenient for their use.
Wax Materials Under Ban j
"All means of communication, tools.
Implement, instruments, equipment,' 1
maps, pictures, papers and other arti
cles, machines and documents jieccs-
sary or convenient for carrying on hos
tile operations; coin, bullion, currency, I
evidences of debt, and metal, materials
dies, plates, machinery and other artl- !
. cles necessary or convenient for the..- '
manufacture, all kin.!s of fuel, food,
foodstuffs, feed, f..rag3 and clothing!
and all artic.es un.i materials used in
their manufacture. all chemicals. '
drugs, dyestuffs an.l tanning materl- '
als, cotton, wool. silk. flax, hemp Jute.
sisal and other fibres and manu- ,
factures thereof, non-edible animal and 1
vegetable products; machinery, tools j
and apparatus, medical, surgical, labo- j
raiory ana sanitary supplies and
equipment: all metals, minerals min
eral oils, ores and all derivatives and
manufactures thereof. paper pulp,
books and printed matter, rubber,
gums, rosins, tars and waxes. their
products, derivatives and substitutes,
and an articles containing them.
"Wood and wood manufactures,
coffee, cocoa, teas and SDicrs wine.
spirits, mineral waters and beverages i Washine on Aug 8 fWASWivn.
5avlofnAuTustnf thlr"MTON
ILJi A"ust ln t? year 3817 be Word has been given for the payment
exported from or shipped from or of all taxes, penalties and Interest on
taaen out of the I nited States or Its 'the Oregon & California land grant up
territorial possessions to Albania. ; to date of the Chamberlaln-Ferrlg act
Austria-Hungary, that portion of Bel- June 9. 1316. It Is expected that short
lium occupied by the military forces j ly payment will be made to land grant
of .Germany, Bulgaria. Denmark, her counties on this basis o.m e
colonies, possessions or protectorates. ! the lands will proceed. This leaves
Germany, her colonics, possessions or .Ptns;tles and interest on taxes from
protectorates; Greece. Lelchtenstein : tne date named unpaid, but It Is be
Luxembourg. the kingdom of the Xeth- ' l'ved to clear the situation so no fur-
ananas, sweaen. Switzerland or Tur- lner ceiay will occur.
key (excluding any portion of fore
going occupied by the military forces
of the United States or the nations
associated with the United States in
the war) or any territory occupied by
the military forces of Germany or her
allies.
Jfecesiary for Pnbli Safety
"1 do hereby further proclaim to
all whom It may concern that the
public safety requires that, except
at such time or times and under such
regulations and orders and subject to
uca limitations and exceptions as
H. Schulti bnlkler:
Annlo WinVkl-h. erect 1 atory frame
garage. ! E. l'ruther between 33d and
34th: Jn Stronarh builder: SlfiO.
S. Reld. erect 1 Btory frame garage. 1109 E.
Ilnccm between K. 39th and K. 41it at..;
builder, aame; X.
H. S. Hndnon. erect 1 atnry frame garage.
11 S3 Laurelliimt are. between E. 39th and E.
41t: builder name: $V.
R. E. JSoougb, erect 1 atory frame garage.
11W Milter between E. 3tith and E. 41at;
builder ame:
C Helm, more 1 atory frame reaidence to
279 E. 5Sth at. N. between Hasealn and Mult
nomah: A. P. Moodie builder; $oOO.
II. H. Herdman. erect frame garare, 273
fmmit are. near Cornell road; builder same;
7.V
O.arlea II. Podd, repair 2 .tnrr frame resi
dence, ,"Sfl lat Bt. between (Jrant and Sher
man; W. I.. Buckner bulUler;
H . Oelaner Erect 1 atnry frame poultry
Ixsine. M9 lVortlmlck between Sharer and
F.IHi g its. ; builder aame; 173.
When writing to or ratting on adrartlaera.
p.e mention The Journal.
Eat 54. Lady Assistant. C-3165.
Wilson Ross
Multncrnahat Seventh st.
PIEDMONT Undertaking Co. R. J.
Groskopf. funeral director. Wdln.
4940, C-1155. Kllnngswortn and Herpy
16
wamed young man
wun motorcycle. 75 per
Must be experienced ln rldlnr,
with
tt. MOLLEN'HOUR, 253 Oak at.
or over.
month.
TWO experienced drag saw men
wanted to cut cordwood, $1.26 per
cord. Saw furnished. ABC Fuel
Co.. 409 Union ave. N.
HOP PICKERS WANTED
1700 hop pickers wanted for t,lveslv
yards: tents, wood, water and good
camps provided: 60c box will be paid;
hops clean and plentiful: register at
Federal Employment Bureau office.
424 Railway Exchange bldg.
STl"Ii' booTtkeeping. shorthand, teleg
raphy, salesmanship, English
branches, at an accredited schooi.
Write or phone Main 590 for cata
logue; graduates guaranteed positions.
BEHNKE-WALKKR BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
167 4th St., near Morrison.
vrmuLix mtmiw gjlilosic
Est. 1893, 30 schftols. Summer rates.
Pay while learning. 234 Burnslde st.
SALESMEN WANTED Better cash
Inducement to the man that will sell
trees. Address Capital City Nursery
t-omnany Salem. Or.
ONE vulcanizer, 1 tube man, 1 delivery
man. who can drive Ford; permanent
for right parties. Oregon Vulcanizing
Co., S35 Burnslde t.
BOYS wanted. 16 or over, with or
without bicycles. Jsn to J75 ner mo.
Steady work. Chance to learn trade and
advancement. 1 Mollenhour, 253 Oak.
names mm ;
Teaches men ana women in 8 weeKs,
giving a diploma, scholarship and tools
Pays while learning. 38 N. 2d, cor.Couch
HOPPICKERS wanted. Hovendea hop
yard at Broad Acres, 75 acres, good
accommodations for campers. Regis
ter at 87 6th. between Stark and Oak.
J5 PER MONTH will rent small.
comfortable house, lights. water.
gas. 6 lots, fenced, chicken houses,
fruits. block from Woodmere school.
Or will sell on easy terms. Phone
Tabor 6913.
8 ROOM house, garage, fine location.
almost new. 2 blocks Glencoe school
restricted district, modern, hardwood
floors, wash trays, furnace, etc. Tabor
6427.
NEAR Couch school, unfurnished 6
room flat. bath, sleeping porch, fur
nace, fireplace. 696 Hoyt. near 21st
all 4290.
THE LE( N E. 3 mum furnished
npartments; private bath and phone.
Rent very reasonable. 1; N 2i!d.
FO H I K ST V L. TH
18
st. Phone Marsha
MunfcHN 7 r. newly finished, gas elec
tricity, bath, good schools and
neighborhood, $12.50. 056 Durham ave.
Woodlawn.
CLFAN 7 room house,
927 Woodward ave.
Phone Woodlawn 6072.
garden, garage.
Key at 919. or
BIG ti room upper flat, newly tinted
and painted, electricity. Kas, hlg at
tic and basement, 15 minutes' walk
from town. E. Kill and Stark. No
small children. E. 4 ".?!
MOIiKKN 5 room-flat. ji4 "Ai.-irglii St.,
3 blocks south Urondway bridge,
only 8 blocks from Alblna shipyard;
beautiful location, $14, including wa
ter. Enst312.
i.VIn- UiTKI! flat of 5 light, airy
rooms an.l sleeping porch, West Side,
walking distance. 669 5th st. Tabor
4 553.
3 ROOM, unfurnished flat, with sleep
ing porch ami three furnished;
adnlls. 504 K. 22d st. S...
ROOM tlat,
Main 5!t9 7.
modern. tint living.
LovVr.K flat, with
furniture: cheap.
or i t houl s.iM
Sel!v,.n. .119.
1 IKMSIILII :I,ATS
$12.60868 UNION AVE. N.. 6 room
modern house, large grounds and
chicken house.
FOR RENT 7 room house, electric
lights, gas. wash trays, furnac.
Call Sunday or evenings. 650 Belmont.
8 ROOM moaern house, newiy tinted
and painted; rent reasonable. 205 N.
23d st.
TO RENT, one lower flat, 44S Burn
slde st . lose to 11th .M. One lower
flat. 91(1 Kelly St. One upper, t lat. No.
25 East 11th. Peltnn Estate. 1121
Yeon bldg. Phone Main 173 1.
HOTKLS
OREGON Barber College wants men
and women to learn barber trade
paid while learning; position guaran
teed. 233 Madison. -
WANTED AGENTS
WANTED Young man with wheel l
deliver for meat markeL Good pay.
Call Tabor 6136.
BLACKSMITH, all around man, steady
lob. Apply 1385 Division st. Phone
Tabor 5603.
WANTED A
do porter work.
Ington.
Apply 320 Wash-
W ANTED Young man for shipping
and delivery clerk, retail depart
ment. Sherman Clay A Co.
WANTED A grocery boy with ex
perience. Apply Rose City Park
Grocery. 1533 Sandy.
SELLING agents wanted: women to
.sell city trade; liberal commissions
big money. Apply at 226 Abingto
bldg.
SITUATIONS MALE
3
. SAVE! STOP THAT LEAK!
T,et ua keeD your books. Small set
of books handled. Experienced book
keepers. VERY reasonable. References,
Bond. S-45. Journal.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires
position one half or fart of time
good references, rnona .Mar. o. v
r.f.- Journal.
GOOD position In service department
of large garage: good pay; state ex-
perience K-K2S. journal.
PAINTING.
lng, good
4367.
paper hanging and
mao
work, reasoi
jle.
tint
Tabor
NIGHT man wanted in garage. Appfy
last) Mawmome or can labor ssvz.
WANTED Position by reliable mar
ried man in any kind of work; fair
mechanic. C-olS. Journal.
SOLICITORS wanted to sell high grade:
tires to tne trade. 81 4th St. .
IF YOU need
man. call F.
whitewash or spray
-Murpny. Main 4 .'4
HELP WANTED" MISC. 4v
MILLER TRACEY
neral Directors. Prices
140 ifio. Wash, at Ella. M
Independent Fu-
low
!691,
as $20.
A-7885.
0. & C, Land Taxes
To Be Liquidated
AUCTION S A LES TOMORROW
11
AT 2 p,
2d st.
m. at Ford Auction Co.,
Furnltue. carpets, etc.
AT Wilson's Auction House.
2d st. Sale at 10 a m.
169-173
MEETING NOTICES
41
i camp A
HERMAN BCHADE, Clerk.
CAMP meets every
Wednesdo- even.ng
ln W O. W. temple,
121 11th st. All mem
bers requested to at
tend. VlsKors welcome.
H. C. 9CHADE, C. C
WASHINGTON LODGE
.NO. 46, A. F. & A M.
Special communication to
morrow (Wed.) evening, 7
o'clock, E. 8th and Burn
side. F. C. degree. Visit
ors welcome. Order of . M.
J. H. RICHMOND. Sec.
POP""" .ND LODGE 291.
regular meetinc. Moose
hall. Broadwav and Mor
rison St.. ' 8 o'clock p.
m.. everv Wedn--srlr eve
ning. Visitors welcome.
J. K. KENNEDY. Sec'y.
A. R, Zellar Co East 1088. C-1088.
CI CACQL'ndertaklng Co
OrLM UOA-2321.
Cor.
Main 4152
3d and Clay
THE modern automobile represents i
the combined Ideas of thousands of
engineers and mechanics whose lnven- -tlons
have been perfected . through I A
years of experiments. For this rea- !
son you cannot learn gas engineering
by tearing down ana reassembling mo
ors. You must rirst understand the
heory of the gas engine, then get the
practical experience. Adcox Auto &
Gas Engine School. 388 Burnslde st.
GUARANTEED papering,
cheap. Tabor 5268.
tinting,
SITUATIONS FEMALE
HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL,
462 Hawthorne Ave.
In this school you actually do the
wrrk. learn by EXPERIENCE and
prove that you have learned the busi-
necu K fnre a-ri l leave the schnr.1 Tt I m
not theorv. it Is PRACTICE that makes i GOOD hand laundry; . wnat
von a valuable man i washing. Phone Tabor 42 5
RESPONSIBLE lady of 40 would
like to get a job of housekeeping fcr
entleman of good standing. Address
-311, Journal.
YOUNG lady stenographer, thorough
ly competent, experienced in law and
lumber, desires position. GX-925,
Journal.
WOMAN would like few hours work
a day for room and Doard. G-597
Journal.
MEN'S laundry wanted. Mending free
of charge. .-z Market st.
bundle
Dr- 2. CLBelmont at 35th.
mCCC 06 OIIUUNTabor 1258
HAMILTON ?,
E. Glisan st. Fu
serv. Tabor 4314
R. T. Byrnes, new residence establt.
"i Williams ave. Wdln 220. C-1943.
MAUSOLEUMS
Riverview Abbey
Mausoleum
626Plttock block. Phone Broadway 351.
MONUMENTS
MARBLE
PORTLAND
4th et.. opp. city hall
i'niiip rseu &
WKS. 264-266
Main XSS4.
Sons for memorials.
ifBLAESING GRANITE Ql
JJ 3C7-3RP. ST AT MADISON J
LOsl A.U HJUXU
21
Vanderbllt to Go to .Camp
New Tork, Aug. 28. (U. P.) Pri
vate Cornelius Vanderbllt, 19. will
start to the Spartanburg camp before
the end of the week. He has been ap
pointed to the staff of Malor Genera.
John F. O Ryan.
For fighting fires In cellars or In
the holds of vessels a revolving nossle
fff. b',? invnted that can scatter
1400 gallons of water a minute orr
an area 125 feet square.
SAMARITAN
I. O. O. F.
LODGE No. 2.
Reguar meet-
5522p lng Wednesday at s p. m.. at
i o. O. F. Temple, 2l' Al
der st. Visitors always welcome. C.
R. Owen N O : R. Osvold. Sec y.
THE following articles were found on
cars oi tne Portland Railwav. l.irhi
& Power Co.. August 24 1917. tine
pair shoes, 1 hat, 1 pkg. meat, 1 shovel.
1 piciures, i Dam cap, z mic. pkg.
2 lunch boxes. 1 electric lia-ht. 1 nr'
glasses, 1 book. 1 bunch keys. 1 nurse.
1 dollar. 1 tennis racket. 1 ruler ?
knives, 1 wooden case. Aug. 26, 26, 27.
1917: One knlte. i nurse bottle 75
cents. 1 roll paper, l flashlight.
bathing suits, 1 book. 3 valises 2
baskets. 2 lunch boxes. 6 a-rio'
handbags. 4 pins, 5 purses, 1 package
magasines, 17 packages, 2 umbrellas,
1 coat. 1 glove. 1 pair gloves, l bun
dle overalls, l sweater. 1 suitcase. 1
go-cart. Owners may obtain Dropertv
at 1st and Alder street station.
NUMBER young women and men
wanted to prepare for telegraph
service to help fill vacancies caused
by unusual drafting men for war. Po
sitions guaranteed. Call or write. Tele
graph Dept., room 506 Panama bldg.
MORE men wanted. War causing va
eanfte Onnnrtimltv orten to ellsrlhles
Amiwi-n r r rlrlr.rarHr T? Vf C !
clerks, custom, exams. Call today. Pa
clflc States School. McKay bldg.. city
HINSDALE'S COMMERCIAL School.
Broadway-Yamhill bldg. Reduced
prices fdr this summer. Positions secured.
PAT work wanted. Phone Sell. 2034
DRESSMAKING
40
DRESSMAKING, alterations, cleaning,
pressing, reasonable terms Main
7082. 1S5 Park St.
PLAIN sewine done. Marshall 48S
NURSES
LADIES interested in crochet work or
having same for sale, send 10c for
"Handsome Book of Designs'1 and de
tails. Int. Trd'g. Co.. 215 Flledner bldg.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
MISS DEV'KERS PRIVATE BUSI
NESS COLLEGE. ALISKY BLIH.
UNCALLED for tailor made suits $8.30
up. Taylor the Tailor. 29i Burnslde
HELP WANTED FEMALE 2
EAST SIDE SANITARIUM Specialis
ing ln maternity cases, we are
equipped with the latest apparatus for
giving nitrous-oxide gas ln obstetrics,
better and safer than twilight sleep.
Special rates. Information, call or
phone E. 6087, B-2632. 6 Hawthorne
ave.. st 2Sth
FURNISHED ROOMS
9
$13.60 CLEAN 6 room modern house,
near grade and high schools. Key
at 2601 49th st. S. E. Tabor 1250.
6-6 ROOM houses in good condition.
on east and west side. From $8 to
$12. 212 A lsky bldg.
6 ROOM modern. $12: with garage, $15;
near Jefferson high school : cor. Com
merclal and Blandena. Woodlawn 187.
NEAT, well located cottage; bath, gas.
electric lights, roses,- chicken run;
nice yard. Block to car. Woodlawn 455.
WEST side, very fine 5 room, porches,
finest view; also 4 rooms, handy
to shipyards. Sell. 1370.
SEVEN rooms with piano, $15 per tno.
or $12.50 without piano. Tabor 73M.
7 ROOM modern houso on Kearney st.
Main 6792.
6 ROOM house and good garage. $12;
close in. Woodlawn 618.
Hotel Australia
Two and 3 room housekeeping apart
ments. Single rooma. $1.75 per weeic
and up. Transients 50c and up. Steam
heated, hot and cold water In every
room. Only white help employed.
203 M. 1st. cor Tavlor. Main 4203.
SUMMER RESORTS
50
2 BEACH cottages, modern; crabs,
clams herring. Swank, fif)l N. W. hid.
ST( RES-AND ! I I ES
It
FOR It lb NT Store looms. n new
Moose Temple, Oregon City, r. Best
location In best town in ths state.
Monthly payroll $100,000. Fine for
druggist, butcher and barber. Opp.
new dock. Call or write O K Johnson.
MODERN 7 room "house, 290 Grant,
near 5th st. Rent $17.
6 ROOM houses, flats.
Union. East 2195.
Graham and
10 ROOM house. 549 Yamhill St.. Mar
shall 4887. or Marshall 2419.
6 Kuu.VI cottage, 446 Lnion ave.
113. East 42.
N..
WAREHOUSE afld laclory L.cilonig in
South Portland for rent. Modern. 2
story brick structure, trackage: well
lighted. Apply R. W. ilagood. 311
Journal bldg.
OFFICE space for rem iu Journal
building. Rent reasonable. No bet
ter service in city. Apply ill Journal
bldg.
BEST location in Portland ror flr,t
class tailoring establishment; will
give long lease at reasonable rental.
Apply R. W. Ha good. .111 Journal bldg.
WANTED IO RENT
R ROOM cottage. 404 10th st.
FINISHED JHOUSES 30
COMPLETELY furnished, modem, S
rooms and sleeping porcn, second
floor; pantry, bath, electricity, gas.
flowers, roses, fruit trees; $15 month
361 Fremont st. Take Union or Wil
liams ave. car.
A COMPLETELY rurnisnea nome.
with Diano ln irvlngton. near both
cars, year's lease to responsible party.
Main 8429.
WEST SIDE 15 minutes' walk to P.
O.. nicely furnished, rent reasonable,
no small children. Call Marshall 952
Mondav or after.
IRVINGTON district, nlcey furnished
8 room house, garage. $60. Adults.
X-614, Journal.
WANTED, within walking distance, on
west side, a 6 or 7 room modern
house, furnished or rartly furnished.
J-913. Journal.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 0
360 ACHES, $20 per lure, logged off
all good tillable land, level, weir
drained and watered, no rock 'or
gravel, well located in the best prune
district of Clarke county, jj miles
from Vancouver, Vi mile from Paclfj
highway, which will be paved soon.
Owner must sell, neols $.1000 in cash:
might consider selling In tracts- .1
B. Atkinson. 112 West 6th St.. V-tn-couver.
Wash.
FOR SALE ROUS EH
01
FURNISHED 6 room cottage, piano.
electricity, gas; Dig yard. u-'U Bel
mont.
ROOM bungalow, 'est furniture,
completely furnished. Main 9394.
FURNISHED
29th st. N.
iT rocm house, 107 7 E.
MODERN 4 rooms, hot water heat.
s eenlng porch, iwin. ivj aum.
PARTLY furnisned o room house.
919 E. Alder. East 2911.
FURNISHED HOME BARGAIN
In Richmond, 1 block to car; 7 rooms
and sleeping porch, hardwood floors
fireplace, built-in effctH, Dutch kitch
en, full cement basement, wash trays.
This place has some high class furni
ture and all goes for $JC00, on terms,
Phone Sellwood 1036.
.
APARTMENTS 43
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
ROOMS, sleepin.fr porch, furnished
or unfurnished, hardwood floors,
alklng distance. Portnornah, 200 E.
3 th. ; ,
THE LUXOR. 13th and Clay Sts.
Clean, furnished modern apts. Steam
eat, private Dams. cioei, iwuum.
Irable location. Reasonable. Main 81uB
By WeekTlUl-C faiffDSTfTtll f.Month
Up. U UU UQUW U W IS. 00 up.
S2.00
Strictly modern.
12th and StarK
Under new manag nt.
sts tiroaaway it'll
OUR fall class for free training or
NuBone corsetleres eegins on sept.
1. We have several good fields open
for neat, energetic women. Apply at
once, NuBone Lorset r-arior, zui cen
tra bldg.. cor. 10th and Alder.
WANTED At Medford, Or., immed
iately. 1 second cook. J17.50; z ex
perienced dishwashers. $12 per week
and board; 2 experienced waitresses.
$10 per week ana board. upumo
Restaurant.
RYAN HOTEL ANNEX. 269 V, 5th.
Brick building, hot and cold wat-ir.
steam heat. Transient. Opp city haL.
Main 937k
HuTtL. OCKLEY. Morrison at lutn.
RATES 60o day up, weekly $2 up.
Running water. Free phones and bath.
ROOMS and apartments in mouern
hotel. 1 . 76 week and up. 455 Alder
si.au W Leu up. c.euii. warm, modern
fur rms.. central. The King. 309 Jef
Xli HAt. i t urnianed rooms, sieuiu
heat runninr water. 385 8d st.
WANTED Bookkeeper and typist ro i
operate Elliott Fisher bookkeeping
machine. Experienced operator pre
ferred Address P. O Box 768. city.
Oentlemen on.y. splendid rms., bain,
phone, hot water-nr. Wash. 33 N. 17th.
LOST Key ring with 22 keys. Prest-j
key and magneto wrench. Find-
er please notify Corporal Yost, U. S.
th Engra. Vancouver, Wash. Reward.
EMBLEM Jewelry a specialty; buttons,
nlns. charms. Jaea-er Bros IJI-J th.
Vital Statistics
TOsrrisges.Btrtbs. Dzaitjs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Cbrts r Hetrk. legal, But Thlrtr-thtrd
Miwt, and Virginia M. Daly, legal. 181 Kaat
TalrtT-Ui Ird street.
I. Sawyer. 30. SS4 Oirbett street, sad Signs
Etrgaa. U, WlllaiHf boaterard.
DISAPPEARED Aug. 15. little brown
dog with white breast and tips oi
tan; nad leainer collar on; reward
Teleohone Main 2222.
LOST Silver necklace, with pink tour
maline on Mt. Scott car or Morrison
aL Reward. Eva RaJnes, 186 22d
Apt. 19.
LOST At Columbia beach. Saturday,
pair of glasses. Phone Broadway
706.
N ILL party who took black walrus
bag out of R. S. car Sunday night
bv mistake call Sellwood 1500?
$i reward given without question at
Oaks bath for white hand carved
Ivory heads lost ln locker there.
LOST Sunday. $40 and First National
bank savings account book. Rewar J
for return. Phone Main 425.
LOST Big yellow dog. license No.
1170. ffl Delay at. Woodlawn 4477.
4 ... . . .
WANTED A young girl to help with
housework. Tabor 202b. Call after
6 p. m.
W'A.NTtl) Chorus girls, big city snow.
Ions: engagement. Salary J20. Re-
KA-a., journal.
FURNISHED ROOMS
PJUVATS TAMU.X
7J
A VERY desirable furnished room.
easy walking distance, rent reason
able (2 home cooked meals across
street $15 a month;. 669 E. Main.
East 1224.
hearsals at once.
I NICELY furnished rooms. 394 Colum-
n.-ivTPn rjirt tn assist with house-. bia st. Kererenccs.
work and spart care or cniidren.
Wages $15 per month. Tabor 1478.
WANTED Lady canvassers for spe
cial advertising. Call 9 o'clock at 27
Union ave.
GIRL ln confectionery, experience un
necessary. Apply 655 Hood st. after
1:30.
NICELY furnished room. modern.
DEL MONTE APAR'l M I NTS
icely furnished 2 and 3 room modern
Apts. Also single rooms, rteaonaoie
167 Htout Bt. nr. w amoK imi. mi u
CUT from $iooo to 46oo lor quick
sale, a modern suburban home, 30
minutes from heart of city, good ln
vestment for dealer. Accept car as)
part payment. Terms. M. E. i'arkj
275 Union ave. N.
2 LOTS. $0x100. 2 blocks to Alt. Scott
carllne, 6 room house", lots of fruit,
shrubbery, cement walks, $1 400, part
cash long time on balnri'n. Come and
see It. 6830 46th ave H K. Tabor 667.
A REAL SACRIFICE
Six lots and 6 room house. Division
at. between 62d and 66th, $2760. Ta-bor-
1609, r
GREAT bargain. Modern i room .
house not far out on east side, near
grade and high schools; no Incum
brance. M. J. Heck, HillBdale, Or.
l-KN INSULA APTS. C-1170. Concrete
hide- . 2 and 3 rooms, hot and cold
ater. baths, phone, steam heat. $12 up.
ROSE FRIEND APTb.. cor. B way and
Jefferson. Elegant unir. uu, uem
.ervlce.. Walking dls. Marshall 1410,
iiENSON APTS.. 2u6 N. 20th St. New
ly furnished 3 room apts., walking
distance: references
Marshall 4448.
NOKOMIS. 665 Marshall. Modern J
room furnished, private bath, dresa-
lng room adn pnont. u iu n.ou
JULIANA API &.. 45 trinity place. 2
rm. fur., front, beautiful view; also
2 and 4 rms.. reasonable. Mar. 983.
THE ALCO. E. Couch and Union ave.
Nicely furnish id 2 room apts., strict
lv modern, reasonable. East 2403.
2-4-5 ROOM FUKNISrjJSJJ APTS.
THE DEZENDORS"
208 16th St., near Taylor. Marsh. 128.
MAGNOLIA APTS., E. 3d and Belmont.
Modern 1 ana z room aptsv si.ou psr
tek up; sleep). i"1 rooms. East 212.
fiRAND OAK APTS.. corner E. Oak
and Grand ave.. sinewy moaern, t-i
room ants. First class seryice. ago;.
H1SLOP HALL, E. 6th and Hawthorne
Modern 1. 2 ana room apts-. tiz.ou
UP . wanting ulBiance. Jn" I oni.
A HOME for school girl, near grale
and high school. - Sell. 3101.
HOUSEKEEPER for
Call Tabor 7817.
small family.
FOR SALE 2 hoppickers' ticket.,
close In. good place. Call Sell. 691.
A KITCHEN helper for small dinlnj
room. W-335, Journal.
WANTED Collar and cuff press hand,
1 collar Ironer. National Laundry.
WANTED An experienced cook. Ap
ply 246 N. 25th. cor. Marshall.
LADIES take work Home, spar time,
$1 dozen. Store 7SStt Wash. at.
RnOMIj 4 Vl R04RD 1 New York Apts., E. 7th and Belmont
to"-? --5 Fur. 2 and 3 rooms, reasonable. E. 238.
f OOM and board for"? working" men NORTHAMPTON APTS. 407 Hall st.,
who will share room; twin beds. 2 and 3 room, furnished and unfur-
Marshall 526a. nished New management. M. 4299.
KooM and oaard lor uum.:u girls. 2 AND 3 large nicely furnished rooms,
modern conveniences, walking dls- rent reasonable. 615 Vista ave.. Pon-
tsnce. ?..5ft week , i; R 7th st F: 471? land Heights. Phone Main 7017.
The Martha Washington, 380 10th. for ROSEN FELD (brick). 14th and East
business girls and students. Mar.1251 Stark. 3 rooms. $17. $20. $22.50. $25.
The Whitehall. 263 tn ,L, room and AMERICAN and Marlborough, mod. 4,
board; reas. rates. Mrs. Price, mgr. C, 6 r. apts. Mar. 3360. M. 7618, A-267..
THE MANITOU. 2ol 13th. HomeliKe, GRACE APTS., 24th and Nortnrup. 3
stesm heat: tnnf, rrd re vf hto room partly fur, apt. Marshall 1079.
-,,.,- . BANNER APTS.. 489 Clay, modern 2
ROOMS AND BOARD 7J room furnished. $12 up. Mar. 2074.
yT.'? EVELYN APTS, 27 N. 21st L 2
LARGE front room with modern con- room f urn, apt.: low rent. Mar. 1324.
venlenc.es; board optional. 431 W. ONE t r.. one 4 r.. nicely furnished.
Park st, Marshall 4410. V I cheap rent. 464 Utb, Main 7422. I
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4 ROOM modern bungalow, gas, elec
tricity, lot 60 by 100, 3 blocks to
car. Mount Tabor add. Owner, Main
6440 or Woodlawn 2 583 e ven 1 n gs.
FOR SALE Beautiful "and modern 9
room house and 2 lots, garage; best
location in Vancouver. Cash only.
Phone 128, Vancouver. Wash.
NICELY located house, barn, 2 lm
proved lots; easy terms at half vajja''
ue. L-517. Journal.
FOR SALE. 6 room psrtlv modern
house and lot 59x100, $2000 cash or
terms. VV-331, Journal.
PROPERTY for sale
by owners. No
commissions charged. 214 Stock JSx.
FOR HALE LOTS
$225 Klllingsworth ave., corner lot,
formerly sold for $700. Owner. P.
O box 377.
FOR SALE 2 or 4 beautiful lots in
Woodmere. $200 each- cost $300;
must have money. P-372, Journal
ACREAGE
87
10 ACRES. $1600; terms; extra fine,
sightly place, all good soil-; no wet or
sour land; extra fine loam, 4 acres ln
cultivation, balance easy to clear, good
pasture, lots of fruit, fair house, barn,
and chicken house. 3 miles from Van
couver, 1 mile car line. 4 mile from
graded school. J. B. Atkinson, 112 W.
6th st.. Vancouver, Wash:
Gibson Half Acres
Good soil, city water, close In car
llne, easy terms; will build -to suit
purchaser. Phone Marshall 1685 or
Sellwood 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
CHICKEN. FRUIT, GARDEN ranches,
near Portland; 3. 6, 10 -acre tract,
$65 to $200 per acre, easy terms. Mc
Farland. 505 Yeon hldg.. Portland. -
SMALL acreage near Beaverton and
fine soil; water,
ot Commerce.
gas: encao!
your own terms. Dubois, 723 Chamber
IVi ACRE with good 5 room-house,
5c carline. fruit trees and berries. -Price
$4000, half cash; balance long
time. K-541. Journal.
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