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(THE , OREGON ' , DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14, , 1917
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IliSTRlJCI
NS-GMEN
Of ADDRESSING HAIL
TO AM
ERICAN TROOPS
Location, of Military Division
Must Not Be Designated on
.-Letter by -Sender
UNIT SHOULP BE NOTED
TtUpuu Will Be AfldniiH to
, "Amsxforoe, , XVoadoa p ' Ouuoot M
,,'""rllud With CThrlstln yam.
Colonel Young, district recruiting
"chief for Oregon, has received instruct
. tlons for Information and guidance ol
personal eorreapondence between the
United : States and American .military
: forces la Europe.
. "Under no circumstances will the
; location . or station of a military or
ganization be Included In the address
' on a letter, telegram, postal card or
-, any mall for a person or organisation
In Europe," Colonel Toung said.
, Mall addressed to members of the ex.
pedltlonary force should bear the com
, . plete designation of the division, regl
,' meat, company or other organisation
to which the addressee belongs.
' subject to Someette Bates
All-postal matter originating in the
United States or any of its posses-
, slons for transmission to the expedt-
' tionary forces is subject to tne united
States domestic classifications and
rate of postage.
Money orders payable at the United
' States postal agency or its branches la
Europe will' be sold to purchasers In
the- United States or Its possessions,
and money, orders payable in the
United States or Its possession will
be sold to , purchasers at the agency
and its branches In Europe at domestic
rates. 4 . . v; -, f- -,
, Money and valuables will not be ac
cepted' for transmission by registered
mail, a Important papers which may be
duplicated tf lost may be accepted for
registration, ' but indemnity . wilt not
be paid for lost registered mall.
X'V'.I rros, Vost i .'
There is no provision at present for
parcel post service between forces m
Europe and the United States or' its
possessions. ' - . ' v;.
Private ' telegrams to be cabled to
members of the American expedition
ary force in Europe will be addressed,
"Amexforcc, London."- with " the ? ad
dressee's name and the official desig
nation of the unit to which he be
longs appearing as the first words of
the text. When so addressed they' will
reach an official who knows the loca
tion of the various - American units
and who will forward the messages by
mall to the proper destination.
Every message must be signed. The
surname . may be used alone, but such
a signature as "John,'! -Mary,
Mother,"" will not be passed. '. .
Mail addressed to persons in fho
United States or any of its possessions
will be addressed in the usual way,
but' nothing will be written in or upon
the letter to' Indicate the place or sta
tion' of the writer, or of any ' person
or organisation, of our own force or
of those of our allies.
United States mall service estab
lished in Europe is prepared to sell
postage stamps, postcards, etc., to our
military forces. .. In cases where the
soldier may be unable, to purchase
stamps to prepay postage, the letter
may be indorsed by the proper officer
and forwarded to its destination as
provided by postal -laws and reguia
tlons.
Paraguay produces , about 70, per
cent of the world's supply of petit
grain, an essential oil extracted from
the leaves of the sour orange.
Tickets via California
T
Eastern Destinations
are now on sale.
One Way and Round Trip at Low Prices
Plan Your Winter Trip Now
To California
"There's so much to see and enjoy.
San Francisco that gay metropolis,
Del Monte, Monterey, Paso
Robles, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,
Riverside, Pasadena, San Diego and
many others. !
... .
A Round Trip Ticket
to Southern California, with stop
over privileges, takes you to all
these places.
v
OREGON STATE FAIR
SALEM, SEPT. 24-29
Low Round Trip Fares from All Points in Oregon
- . , ......
All Trains Direct to Fair Crowds
City Ticket Office, 131 Fourth Street
Phones Main 8800 A 6704 '
John Mi Scott, General Passenger Agent
V - V
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
'a.. sMaas' m eeZL . .. , V r"V V '
m.
Ma t
ff-UYt u
mis course ot 90 kwxa ffetM te'tke
a : select . tar eerrlee is the , Nsnoesl
Army ss prseUeil feels to gettlsg started
Ik Ik. Hrht wa.- It U InCnmal la tooe eBd
does set attempt to give binding Totes asd
dmctlons.. niM are eoataiaed is tbe Tarloea
a-aneale and resulationa or tbe United State
Arsur, to' which this coarse merely lntro-
(Iesaed by tBe War Department ana su
rights ta reprist reeereed.) ; ;
Home-Reading Course
For Citizen-Soldiers
Alps, Rivers, Gladers, Totem Life; The
Romance of Gold, Hustling Industry, under
the magic of a Midnight Sun.
Its wonders begin with the 1,000-mfle journey jr
Northward along the sheltered "inside route"
on the perfectly appointed .
Canadian Pacific
f PriiiceSs" Liners
For full particulars.
iU or write about Tour No. T-.
XV, Hmr, Cfea. AeU rassV De.
SJSTUreiSem
rerUams.
C&nadlan Pacific Railway
'A,
, Lesson No. 28
Why We Fight .
EVERT American knows the causes
ot our war with the German gov
-ernment.:. Yet this course would
be Incomplete if .it did not. contain a
brief review of the eTents that finally
forced us Into war, when at last there
remained, "no other means of defend?
ing our rights. '
The soldier of ah autocratic kaiser
may fight best when he understands.
least of. the true meaning of the war.
To tell him. the facts would be to chill
his enthusiasm. But the citizen sol
dler ' of ( a Memocracy, is entitled to
know for what purposes he enters the
struggle. He fights best when he sees
most clearly why he fights.
The resolution of congress declaring;
state of war (April 6, 1917), ex
presses the immediate cause In-these
few words: ,
"The Imperial German government
has committed repeated acts of war
against the government and the peo
ple of the United States of America."
Chief among the acts of war were
attacks by German submarines on
American ships and on unarmed mer
chant ships of other nations carrying
American passengers. "Vessels of
every kind,' . said the president in his
address to congress on April 2, 1917,
"whatever their flag, their character.
their cargo, their destination, their er
rand, have been ruthlessly sent to the"
bottom without . warning and without
thought of help or mercy for those
on board, the vessels of friendly neu
trals along with, those of belligerents.
Even hospital ships and ships, carry
ing relief to the sorely bereaved and
stricken people of Belgium, though the
latter were provided with safe conduct
through the prescribed areas by the
German government itself and were
distinguished by unmistakable .marks
of identity, have been sunk with the
eam reckless lack of compassion or
of principle ... The present Ger
man submarine warfare against com
merce is a warfare against mankind."
German Insults and Aggressions
There were other acts of hostility iu
addition, to the. submarine warfare. In
his Flag day address delivered at
Washington on July 14. 1917, the pres
ident summed , up the events tnat
brought on war as follows:
It Is plain '.'enough how we were
forced into the war. The extraordinary
insults and aggressions of the Imper
ial German government left us no self-
respecting choice but to take up arms
in defense of our rights as a free peo
ple and of our honor as a sovereign
government. The military masters of
Germany denied us the right to be
neutral. They filled our unsuspecting
communities with vicious spies and
conspirators and sought to corrupt the
opinion of our people in their own be
half. When they found that they could
not do that, their agents diligently
spread sedition amongst us and sought
to draw our own citizens from their al
legianceand some of those agents
were men connected with the $t f iciai '
embassy of the German government it
self here in our capital. They sought
by violence to destroy our Industries
and arrest our commerce. They tried
to Incite Mexico to take up arms
against us and to draw Japan into a
hostile alliance with her and that, not
by Indirection, but by suggestion from
the foreign office in Berlin. They Im
pudently denied us the use of the high
seas and repeatedly executed the!"
threat that they would send to theK
death any of our people who ventured
to approach the coasts of Europe.
Ou liberty and Safety Involved
Yet even this list of "extraordinary
insults and aggressions" does not teU
the whole story. Our motives for war
go even deeper. - Not only our rights
and self respect, but . our liberty and
safety are Involved. Speaking on July
29, 1917, at the officers' training camp
St Madison Barracks, N. Y the secre
tary of state said:
"The evil . character of the German
government is laid bare before the
world. We know now that, that gov
ernment la Inspired with ambitions
which menace human liberty, and that
to g&ln its end it does not hesitate to
break faith, to violate the most sacred
rights,, or to perpetrate Intolerable
acts of Inhumanity Let us un
derstand once for all that this is no war
to establish an abstract principle of
right. It is a war in which the future
of the United States is at stake."
The record out of which grows our
deep conviction that It is necessary at
once to put a curb on so powerful and
unscrupulous an enemy is set forth
In an official publication "How the
war Came to America.
"Judging the German government
now in the, light of our honest attempt
to Keep tne peace, - we could see the
great autocracy and read her record
through the war. And we found that
record damnable, .. , . With a fa
natical faith in the destiny of German
kultur as the system that must rule
the . world, the Imperial government's
actions have through years of boast
ing, double dealing and deceit, tended
toward aggression upon the rights ot
uinera. Ana ix mere gtui be any doubt
as to which nation began this war.
mere can oe no uncurtainiT ta
which one' was most nreoared. most
exultant at the chance, and ready in
stantly to march upon the- other na
uons even those who had given no
offense. The wholesale denredatlons
and hideous atrocities in Belgium and
in Serbia were doubtless part and par
cel with the Imperial government's pur
we o terrorize small nations Into ab
ject submission for generations . to
come. "But, in this autocracv has been
blind. For Its record in those coun
tries, and in Poland and in Northern
France, has a-iven not only to the iiia
but to liberal peoples throughout the
world the conviction that this' menace
to unman liberties must. be utterly
worn or us power to narm. wt
German Soheme Unsafe,
"For "the evil It has effected has
ranged .far out of Eurooe out unon
the open seas, where its submarines in
defiance of law and the concents - ot
numanity nave blown' up neutral ves
sels and covered the waves, with the
dead -and tie dying, men and women
land cnimren alike. , Its agents have
conspired against tne peace of neutral
nations' everywhere. - sowing the seeds
of ' dissension, eeaslessly,: endeavoring
uj iui muuo uiquiuus vs. aeceii, oi orio
ery, false promises and Intimidation.
to stir up brother nations one against
the other, in order that the -liberal
world : might 'not be ' able .to unite. In
order that ine autocracy might emerge
from the war. ,
: "All this t we know from our own
experience with the imperial govern
menu As they have dealt with Europe,
so .have they dealt with us and with
all mankind. And so out of these years
the conviction has- grown that until
the German nation Is divested of sucX
democracy can not be safe." . -r-
.Vot KostHe to German Yeople '
One thought which you should keen
always in mind is the clear distinction
between our attitude toward the im
perial German government and our at
titude toward the German people. The
president said in his speech of 'June
We are not the enemies of the Ger
man' people and they are not our ene
mies. They did not originate or de
sire this hideous war or wish that we
snould be drawn into it; and we are
vaguely conscious tha we are fight
ing their cause, as they will some day
See it. as well as our own. Thv are
themselves in the grip of the same min
ister power tnat , has - now at last
stretched Its ugly talons out and drawn
blood from us." ;
Every American soldier in, this war
i ignis ror ; objects dearer to all of us
tnan life itself for freedom and de
mocracy, for the safety of our own
hordes and families, for the honor of
our country. You will think often of
these. i objects during your period of
training ana after you actually enter
the trenches. The more you think
about them tlje greater will be your
vnue mai you are one or tnose - first
chosen to defend them.
"The world must be made safe for
democracy."
Tomorrow Warfarein Europe.
Bobbers Blow Safe,
Old SuitcaEse
NEW I TODAY
Making j a Changf??
FUXERAIT DIRECTORS -
OoBtinned)
help wanted ansa
40
2 Chambers-Kenworthy Co.
Funeral, directors and ,mh,lm.,. .
? Piedmont- llil K-rh -t 1 rK ? r
: Look over officesin Th.tdv ,.,istanfc wdfn.-aae,: it .
. Tournal buildiner. No : bet-
ter office structure in Port
land. Apply 311 'Journat
building. iFhones JU. 7173,
A-6051.
MORTGAGE LOANS
Any amount on! improved ity and
farm nroperty: wUl consider ; good
build In a; loans.
: The Lawrence Company
Main 915. " 158 4th st A-28U.
MEETING NOTICES
41
OKEGON LODGE NO. 101.
A. F. & A. M. Special
communication tomorrow
. (Saturday) evening, afc 8
o'clock. Work in the F. C.
degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. By order of the W.
M. - LESLIE S. PARKER. Sec
MAUSOLEUMS
'TP'sse'jsW'aar'ejWa n n sj i
Riverview Abbey
HAWTHORNS AUTO SCUOOU
T4I Hawthorne Ave. '
In thla school - vou - actuallr do the
work, learn by KXPERIKNCB and
ouat-
e von leave tne scnoot. it is
not theory, if is PRACTICE that makes
you a valuable man. "
Mausoleum
P1ttfKc Work Phono Brolway 3H.
MONUMENTS
PREPARE yourself for an inside -po-
! sltion ror tbe winter, we win qual
ify you for an automobile mechanic in
I S wk. time. Dav and nie-ht school.
Call or write for free catalogue. Hemp.
mil- Trade wcnoois, uaw-
thorne ave,. ------- - -
PORTLAND MARBLE WKS. tC4-SC
4th St.. opp city hall. -Main 8S44.
Philip Nen tk Sons for memorials.
BLAESING GRANITF1 G
U M7-? FP- ST. AT MQlSQfNj
IKKfAKK yourself for an inside posi
tion xor ine winter, we win quwu;
you as an automobile mechanic in
eight-weeks' time. Call or write for
free catalogue. HemphiU's Trade
Schools, 702-799 Hawthorne ave Port-
tend.' Or. . . - . - - -
LOST AND FOUND
T21
NUMBER young women and men
wanted to prepare for h telegraph
service-to helD. fill vacancies caused
THE following, articles were found on I by unusual draftingmen for war. po-
cars of Portland Railway. LiKht & I sitions guaranteed, can or write, reie-
Power Co. Sent. 11. 1817;. IS umbm. I gran Dept.. room 006 Panama tia
EMBLEM jewelry a specialty, buttons,
pins, charms. Jaeger Brow.. 131-3-Sth.
ZJttel Statistic
tBarrlagts.Blrtbs. Dealt.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lloyd Naaby, 20. 550 5th at., May O' Calla
han.' 17. 186 Lincoln at.
John Freialnger, 24, Lenta. Or., Mary Cles
Unskt. 25, Lenta. Or. I
- W. HI doo Park. 20, 714 Gttaan, Laura
KanHy, 18, Berkley apt.
Howard G. Bradbury, legal. Cbehalla, Wash..
Lucille M. Unmm. leeal. E. 2Ui at.
L. D. Oraln, 25. FrlnevUle, Or., Zelma. Cox
Bally, Zt, caifford hotel. '
las. 1 box. 1 hand washer. 1 oka-.. 1 1 UNCALi.bu lor tutor must uu It.iu
camera. X lunch boxes, 1 glove, 1 apron, I up. Tsvlor the Tailor. :8H Rurnnlde
1 auto tire. 1 basket. 2 grips. 1 order 1
book, 1 pr. stockings. 1 handkerchief, HELP WANTED -FEMALE a
1 pr. gloves. 1 broocn. 1 book. 1 coat. I ' -JZZL
Sept. 12. 1917: .2 valises, 3 grips. 2 WANTED Operators on coat, pants
baskets. 2 pkgs., t umbrellas. 1 auto and shirts, to operate 2 needle ma
tire. 2 purses, 1 brooch, 1 book. 1 pr. I chines. Bone Dry Man. Co., oor. 6th
doois. t gas applications, l cniid s ruD- i and Everett.
rbn.T lunSSuc'kVti. Tp'rr rubber WOMEN and irW. for factory wrj.
ioi jeweiea bigma cm fraternity U,1K,Tn-wTn.nn haH imn.
pin on Hawthorne car or in down
town district; initials on back "L. A.
sa.
I." Chapter No. "BI"; valuable keep- 5:
Mce; liberal reward. Notify Tabor 61D4. J W;
Apply In person.
zist ana
Crystal Laundry
sandy no.
LOST Pair
ANTED Competent girl for general
housework; good wages. Portland
Vancouver and watering trough, on Heights. Telephone Main 79Z8
Fourth Plain road.
office. Vancouver. Wash.; reward.
Leave at Journal GIRL for general housework, suburban
home, Close in.
16161 243.
Phone M. 4446. B
LOST In downtown district, nurse's
sliver wrist watch on black ribbon. I GIRL to care for child and do nouee-
rinuer return to uooa Samaritan nos-1 work: to go nome nignts. a pi. n
Pltal. . ... . Bene court.
Brookston. Ind Sept. 14. L N. S.)
Robbers entered the Farmers' Bank
at Brookston today and blew open a
safe .containing $2000.. The exact
amount obtained by the thieves has
not been learned.
An, old suitcase, bearing; the name
of George Patterson and believed to
have been carried by the robbers, was
found.
John Brown Seeks
Freedom in Ohio
Mansfield, Ohio. Sept. 14.- (I. N. S.)
John Brown, in the" county Jail in
default of bond of $5000 to await the
coming of the sheriff of Clarke coun
ty. Wash., to take him back ' to an
sw.eE f. chape made by his 15-year-old
half-sister, has applied to the court
for a writ of habeas corpus.
Real Estate Transfers
Stella J. Robinson to Gladya U. Ref
ers, K. 84.70 ft. of I 8, and W. O
. " ; McMahon's Add..
Arthur J. BalUrd and wf. to Frank W.
Bryant et ai. U T. B. 7. Ci&mZk
AOO.
Edltti Of. Ballard and wf. to Frank W.
Edltb Raberabeoi Lowe et a! to Eltea
UE Ijberhain. U 10, B. 21 and L.
9, B. 24. Woodlawn. .......... . ...
K-A. Habersham and wf. to Eliza Ana
berehani. L. 10, B. 21, and I. .
B. Si Woodlawn 7!. .77.
Ldd Estate Co. to H. B.. Stralrbt et
si, L 2, 3, B. 17. EBmorlanf .....
Lenu BapUat church to irma L Nel-
'a B. Peat and hni.' to" Lafayette' "k!"'
- . A. Highland
ffL to My A Finnegan,' U ," b! 1
llr ilXJUJf (VUU e . a . .
Eoman Catholic archdeacon to Mary"!'." '
,p . iuo c. "i," or "A." .
Mt. CalTarr rnnittm . .
Tboroas D. Winshin and wf. to (Mm
K. Getty, moat of L. 10, and part U
0. B. HO. Limlhmt '
c- Harrta to Lixsie D. Harris, "LI
Sheriff to L. Ciirtatenaen, U 4." B."
LAtmlhnnt
L. Cnrtia and wf. to R Oortlvini!
1 S.. H. 2 K. .7 . -Tl. . ".
B. Curtis and wf . to J. I Cartls. 'nnd.
2 W. 2-3 of L 1. In Sec. 11,
Herbert Groorock Sr.' and " wf .' "to Her7
13.
6S0
800
800
100
400
10
2418
82
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3,532
10
10
10
800
847
WEiiiiG!INV,ThVd0fir
um SMITH & CO. Morgan bldar.
DRESS SUITS for rent, all sizes.
Unique Tailoring Co.. 809 Stark sC
BIRTHS
CARL To Mr. and Mi. Fred Everett Carl.
. zvi uroaoy arreet, September 4. a son.
IjOXNES To Mr. and Mrs. Borden J. Loynes.
Seoond and Jefferson, September 11. a
dabehter.
WHITS-To Mr. and -Mrs. W. L. White. 127
Oook arenue. SeDtember 10. a daoarhter.
GILLES To Mr. and Mrs. George -C Gllles,
2018 Clarenden atreet, September , a
daughter.
m Elisor to Mr. and Mr, f. . Netaon, wi
Kast Ham atreet. Beptemner 4. a daucnter.
WHAKF1 ELI) To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wbar-
field, 35 B. 78th at Sept. 10, a danghter.
DANIELS To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Danieta.
68 14. 74th at.. Sept. 10, a aoo.
DO LAN To Mr. and Mra. Mike Dolan, 51 S.
84tb St., Sept. 8, a aon.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 75
GOTEXiU At the residence, 705 Tenino ave
nue, feter J. UotellL ace 23 rears. oelOTed
aoa of Mr., and Mra. John Gotelli, brothev
ot Ktmna, wuiiam and inea uoteui and Mra.
O. E. Watkinai. Benulna are at the parlora
of Milter A Tracey. Wasblnxtoo at EJla atreet.
Mesa will be offered at S a. ra., tomorrow
(Saturday), September 15, at St. .Asatba's
church. East FlfteeBtb and Miller streets.
Friends are lnrlted. Interment at BXrerriew
cemetery. -
BIN GOLD At the residence. 061 Milwaukie
enue. September 13, Francea Bimroia, ace
65 Teara. beloTed wife of John Biazold. mother
of Leonard Blngold and Mrs. Mary Gardiner
of Portland, slater of Mi. Anns Wae-er. . Be-
mams will be at tbe parlors of Miller A
Treeer. W shins-ton at Ella street, until 8 u.
m today (Friday). September 14. Fnneral
will lea re the famllr residence at 8:80 a. m.
tomorrow (Saturday)!, - September IS. Msss
will be offered at 9 o'clock at Sacred Heart
church. But Elerenth and Center streets. In
terment at Moant CaWary ciMnewry.
RAMBO At Salem. Or.. Seotemoer 12. Steob.
ea Hambo, age 82 years. He lea res to
mourn nun besides bia wife, urs. Locena
Krmbo of 22 Bast Sixtieth atreet. nine chil
cr, moat ot- whom reside in and around
Portland. Funeral serw.cea will be. held at
H. Hamilton's new funeral chapel. Rt
Serenty-nlntn and Ullsan streets, tomorrow,
September 15, at 10 a. m. Interment at Mult
nomah cemetery. ' ; .
M'CLUKE September 12, Loren McOlure, are
3 Tears. beioTea orotner or Mrs. a. a.
Henilee of this city, Mrs. Frank Knlg-ht vt
San Dteco. and George McClure. Funeral ser-
Tices will be held from A. R. Zeller company's
tiarlora. Satnrdar. SeDtember IS. at 2:30 p.
in. Frienda are inrited. Iatermcnt st Lone
Hy cemetery. 1
LOST IjidVs ams.ll rolri nin with 'WANTED Neat Eirl for light house
blue set. betw.een 6th and Madison I work in family of 8. Nice home for
sts. aad the Auditorium. Keepsake, i a good girl. Phone Wdln. 8187.
ttewarq. Main 1398. - I giri to assist with housework in
LOST Airedale dog. Woodmere. Re- small family in Laurelhurst. Tabor
... .A eAO OA.W O 1. I M n .
Tabor 6111. ; WANTED A younr ariri to help with
LOST Blue silk umbrella in public I housework East 6033.
Auditorium Tuesday eve. Reward. fexPERlENCEn operators - for power
Call Main 9018.
LOST Small black purse containing
Small coin tickets and broken scarf
pin.- -505, Journal.
machines. United Mattress & Pad Co.
GIRLS wanted. Steady vork. Crystal
Laundry oo.. zist ana gsnqy nq.
LO-SBlatk-Trid White English setter QnUffffiy h1P UDia
dog. Please call Main 1722. Reward.
HELP WANTED ruALE
KINDERQARTNER wanted lmmedl
ately; out of town. M-614. Journal,
HOirSEKEHPINfJ ROOMS I
TxnunMxxxi Ajrrj TjHrourusu
' r:- fOoBtlBedi iS:
- - - - - j i.
- THK JKFKRSON
1 unfuminho Ji'nii4ilnliir siritus
also l single riom, batwindow -iew) ;
o minutes warn rrotn ffottoiiice, sva
Jefferson st. " i0 ': "
THK DEL MOKTE. f V
Attractive S nvim iiiIIh romRl,tl
for housekeeping; also slnar: rooras,
187 Stout St.. near "Wash. Mar. 4305.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ! J
ruMUHED axo TjwrTjmsnajrxii
NICELY furnished rooms for house
seeping, electric lisht. aras. bath and ;
stationary tubs; fruit and roses, $J a k
month per room. 1199 Hawthorne w,
near 40th.
H. K, ROOM for rent. 1410 E. 6 2d I
and Hoyt. Tabor 4937. ; .
FOR RENT HOUSES, r 13
usrrTamsHED
TO LANDLORDS AND TENANT
The "Old Reliable Service" com- .
pany will be pleased to serve you with-i
light and power. Phone us. Marshal -.'
5100. A-Slil. Portland Hallway, Light
cfc Power Co. ..
MODERN up-to-date 4 room bungalow
With hardwoor ftonra hiiillln heda. r
buffets bookcases, window imats aelfi -
lighting gas ranges and water heaterai i
ner St.. 8 blocks nortL of Alberta car, i
Blanchard & Clemaon, 702-8 Selling bd
10 ROOMS completely furnished 8S,
8 rooms. Oriental rugs and rurni
ture to correspond, $45. '
J. C. Corbln Co.. Lewis bldg.
MODERN 6 room hour, fireplace, fur.
nace, laundry trays, paved streets,
block from car. 644 E. 86th at., neal
Clinton. Rent 820. Call Main 8199.
FOR RENT Almost new 8 room' Irvl
ington house, $35 per month. Broad'
way 1678.
NEARLY new modern 5 room bungs'
low. $11. 930 East 30th. Main 5233,
EIGHT rooms, suitable for i families.
679 Union ave. East 2 195 '
FOR RENT Unfurnishod. ii ' i""KIr
76th. E. 6226.
7 ROOM house, 367 6th st.
next door, forenoons.
GOOD 5 room house. $s
Apply 8S9,
8526.
Woodiewo
SCHOOL girl wanted to work for board
and room, small tamHy. Taoor 44Z1.
U1UL who can go home nights, near
East Broadway and 9th. E-6131.
WANTED Girls for factory work.
Portland Paper PKg. to. taast 7o.
FURNISHED HOUSES I 'f
BU NOALOW in Mi 1 wau kfe." modernltr
all respects, Including fireplaca hat ?
water heating plant, hardwood floors.
full cement basement and two full
lots. Furnished or unfurnished tot -i
particulars call 37 W. Milwaukie..
ADVISORY AND EMPLOYMENT DE
PARTMENT. Y. M. C. A.
We can place young men with abil-
lty. Constant calls coming for the man
-wKn imn AM lha nvul a V f O.
A. memDeraniD costing sa s-uaramees WAwitu ompeieoi. sriri w uu suuv-
yoh will secure employment or refund I ping. 205 Columbia bidg.
of fee. Also gives you 2 months' full I WAJJTEL Waitress.
privileges, iu montns- social ana un 344 Morrison st.
01 111 is aepanmeni xor X year. see
Secretary J. W. Palmer.
6 ROOM bungalow, modern, fireplace, ,
iuu basement, laundry trays and
completely furnished; restricted dls .
trict. B-Z547. Tabor 49Z0. ' .
Royal Bakery,
LADIES take work home spare time.
91 dosen. store ixxvi wasw st
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 2
WANTED MILL and CAMP LABOR .... App1v 414 E Ask st!
We want a number of experienced , to 'lclfe- Apply i fa. Asn sy
Eagermen
Trimmer men
Lumber handlers
Yard men
Choker men
Upright shingle sawyers
Knot sawyer j
Good pay and 'steady work.
APPLY 509 OREGON BLDG.
STUDY bookkeeping, shorthand, teleg
raphy, saiesmansnip, , n g 1 1 s n
branches, at an accredited school.
Write or phone Main 690 for cata
logue; graduates guaranteed positions.
. COLLEGES.
187 4 th st... near Morrison.
WANTED. BOYS.
18 YEARS OR OVER."
WITH WHEELS.
FOR NIGHT WORK.
A. L WISTRANX. 263 OAK ST.
mim wmwm en
Est. 1898. 30 schools. Summer rates.
Pay while learning. 884 Buraside st.
S ALES MEN
TO SELL
THE FORD DIMMER .
Ford lights -are classed as
GLARING LIGHTS
They are obliged to have a dimmer.
.tiurry up. Tne ora owner
for you.
OREGON VULCANIZING CO.
' Buraside st. at Broadway.
MflHLER BARBER SCHOOL
Teaches men and women the barber
trade in 8 weeks, giving a diploma.
scholarship, tools, .fays wmie learn
ing. 234 Couch.
ORGEON Barber College will teach
van t ha barber trade in 8 weeks;
tnoia free: cholarshiD diplomas given;
- I paid while learning; positions guaran-
is waiung I teed; tuition reduced. 238 Madison.
SITUATIONS MALE
bert A. Groocock Jr.. L. 18, B.
Emma K. Frailer and hun! " to ' 1 nrai ' LI
i Farkhurst Add. ..
Sheriff to Julia, Ttrarm, S. L. L 4,
Poland Oremation Aesn. to Miss A.
uiik ikirKvr ana Mrs. a. Im Duras.
Niche J2. tier 8, See. "B," Ly Obam
ber in Columbarium Portland cremato-
Sberlft to Sarah B.' Bennett," " 5 sicrea".
KBiBuuii o- cj. corner or ri. at. M.
of See Si. T. 1 t si
B. D. Orierson and wf. to Kris' "j.'smltil
L 6,0, B. 18, Highland
Hlbernia Sainga Bank to Charles Brds-
inrnoas, oeginnmg on K. line of street
laid out on E. side of Kent 1649.8 ft.
northerly from S. line Sec. 8, T. 1 8.
R. 2 B., also beginning on B. line of
Weet laid out out B. Side of Kent
17S2 ft northerly from 8. 11 De See. 8,
T. 1 8.. B 2 BL
Charles J. khnabel and wf. to Simon
J. Hess, L. 7, B. 1. Meadow land
Ad1. .
L. M. Lee and wf . to G. JC. Grayson H
v. o. IWI1C AUU
Hoi comb Realty Co. to Fredericy Davies
et al, L. IO. B. 37, Irrington Park. ..
B-M. Lombard and wf. to C B Munco,
L. S, 4. 5, B. 1. Manitou .......7777.
Tbe TJmbdenetock A Larson BomebuiM-
viw iut. .jk 10 ueorge K. Boebna et
al. I. 1. .. ft. A n A lw-Tr
Ladd Bstate Co. to Orrln Kellogg et a'C
- J"" n. 12 re, u
11. B. 11. Ladd's Add....
Marion M, German and wf. to 'Adolob
" '. -' . xo, x. , nrainara. . ..
H. E. Noble and wf. to Claud Allen,
L. 12. 13. B. 14. Woadlawn
Clinton A. Ambrose and wf. to Perr
. eiytn et al. 172 acres of D. L o.
of WOliam Cornell and wf. in See.
80, T. 1 Nv K. 1 E.'. bpglnnlns at
& B. corner f R. w 14 t u. Sn
Iars M.MJammaas to' E. Ends. U j'g;
Sberrlil W, Blasdel to Samuel D Pen
John Irvlna-'a First A?
Edith J. Smith to Title True Oo..
,land beginning in B. line of B. S, Oar
ter' Add., a Point 151 ft. nortberly
from S. SL earner 1 A.
Panl B. Palmer to Allen T. GrlbMel
W .10 ft. L. 11. B. a tMnw.,
MyTCi.W51.1' MT Z-imwalt. U 19, '
Kdwin A. Taylor and wf. to Joim'lL "Iil
wuitob, yuruun os Lu ia. Baveos-
.v.-. io
.a. ;;. . .SBBMSksasaMMBawisSSSeiswaBMsssHSsay v"'''"
, , Bnlldiris; Permits " .
8cbool District No. 1. renalr 1 e.
.Vwl D.. V..' ' -
.JT.vrAr .Z " ana s.
f tSrct tfme garage. 1134 Has-
Bt ieer: .. 850 - - . -
B-'i aUndtn. erect frame garage. 402S
ra tut ana; muld-
err same; S30. . ' .-.-
T92 grand are. between Fremont and Baeeb:
702 Grand ars. between Fremont and Bcrh!
8. Golden. bnUderr 8275V r'
tZZ JZ??".:? T and
Dr. B. C. Oof fey. repair 2 'atoix framv 'bee
piul. 611 Loreioy between ipth and aotk: i
K. rtrna; bnllder: 81S5. . - .
M United Carriage Co., repair S story brfck or
dttary theatre and stores, 421-42T ' Morrison
between 11th and 12th sts.; Portland Wire
ft Iron Works, builders; 3250. TT ;. ,
Wllllass F. Dwyer; -repair 1 Storr frama
rwtdence. I31S E. 14th H. between. Bolmaa
i. rw.T. ' i vmr' w ueroon Bona,
C K. Sevier, erect frame "garase. '22 E
watts between Pattoa are.', and; af on tana:
boilder. same: 100. .
IT. nali ? JS'JCepa1 1 tory ' frame
w,wv. - ousiw sts.; . DoiMer.
saire; 1 73. . '
- M. A. Zeller. repair 2 story fram resldeece.
Union tw. between B. Ankesv and Ev
ouiwui; ouriuer, same; asv. v ;
L. D. Watford, reoair 2 . atnrw frama rmmt.
deuce, S81 Weldler between ISth -and 14th; l
W. Banshman. butliVr; iliK . .
BRAND In this city. September 13, at his
late residence, 862 Thirteenth street, Henry
Brand, aged 76 years. The remains are at the
residence establishment ox J. jr. vmiey st bob.
Montgomery at Flttn.
HAMEiL At tbe family reaidenee. 287 Tilla
nook street, September 13, Matilda B.
Hsmel, age 60 years. He mains are at the
new parlora of Breeae A Snook. Belmont at
Thirty-fifth street. ' Notice of fnneral later.
SAWMILL LABORERS WANTED.
.Wages 85c to 70c per hour, steady
work, swell boarding houses or jou
rain IIva in th t t V W want n. rrnw
for our planing mill also. Meet me at I Portland.
room 610 Oregon bldg 5th and Oa
sts. at once.
painting Tinting 31 per room up,
Paper hanging. (1.50 per room up.
MamViall 6139.
MARRIED man, experienced farmer.
wants ranch Job. ISO Alnsworth ave.,
WANT steady work for lVfc ton auto
truck. Phone TaDor too
PACKER of houcehold goods for long
distance snipping wan mui
IF you have any short Jobs call Ta.
bor 8064. 60c an hour or by Job.
8,428
10
10
10
640
10
1.875
2,083
10
10
2,750
10
10
100
STOKBY John Storey, St. Vincent's hospital,
Sept. 11. 67 years; cancer.
MAHONET Timothy alahoney, Etoannel bos-
pltsl, Sept. 7, 60 years, cerebral heinorrhsge.
OVDBTON S. M. Overton, Good Samaritan
hospital, Sept. 12, ITS years, heart disease,
LEITHHISER Bartholomew Letthelser, SCI
Nicolat, Sept. Ill 61 years scuta cardiac
dilltation. I
UILI-isaae Hill. 400 B. 54th St., Sept. 12.
go years, carcinoma.
KESSEV Nellie Wlneferd Keasey, Clyde ho
tel, Sept. 10, 23 years, taking Jysol (sul-
cWsl). '
FBKRY Minnie May rerry, uooa eamantsn
hospital, Sept. lt. 51 years, apoplexy.
BARKER Mary Barker, Erosnnel hospital.
Sept. 11, 9 fnontha, acute enteritis.
HTJEBLB Barbara Hneble, St. Vincent's hos
pital, Sept. 10. 84 years, fracture of femur.
BB1S Emll Fredrick Beis. 28 B. 42d. Sept.
10, 33 years, eerebralr hemsrrbage.
YOST Robert Yost. 2001 Dlriaion, Sept. 10,
8T years, cerebral hemorrhage.
SHINGLE WEAVERS.
My mill is going to start up Mon
day and will pay 19o and 21c for up
right sawyers and 12c for packers.
Meet me todav at room filO Ores-on
bidg.. 6th and Oak sts. Fare advanced. I LAIY, neat, quiet, wishes housework.
Congenial iamiiy: uomw privileges,
SITUATIONS XMALB
MARRIED man. 25 to 40 years old. to no washing, (20, (25; references. Wdln.
take charee of naving tea and coffee 1 1429.
route; good salary and commission to TRAINED nurse with general office
siuv. u " swvu. vau -vrvrienre desires do anion in oorsi
reouired. addiv jewel xea t;o.. mc : ', . i .t.. i
81 Grand ave. ' A YOUNG laay wouta w
OI naoy etna uu ww.
Call East 5879
make (100 per month and better at the lcn or hospital office. Small sal
start- Bond and the beat of references i1. .-flrenres. C-609. Journal.
CLARK- BROsJ Florists.' 287M6rrl
aon St.. Main or A-1805. Fine flowers
and floral .designs. No branch storeev
MARTIN & FORBES CO., Florists. 854
Wash. Main 2(9. A-1269. Flower
for all occasions artisticauy arrangeo.
M AX M. SMI 1 -L florist, 141 th st7
FUKKILVL JJUiKCTOKS
Seward Betaasaj-'."'" W. 1. Botassa
- Pres. I jr 1 - Seev
m 2. B. Werleln, tress.
THE EDWARD H0LMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
' BSTABUSBKD 1S7Y
- Tnird street cor.- Bslawa
. A BfODKKN SPACIOUS FAMILV BOOM
WITH PtiVATB BNTBAMCBi
. 1 LADY ASSISTANT
pnooM Mala SVI. . A-I8U ,
CANVASSERS A couple or live men
to take out attractive selling plan,
house to house, selling staple articles.
Good proposition to rirrnt party, com
mission to start. Salary and commis
sion if can produce results. Apply at
once. 21 Grand ave.
SITUATION WANTED HALE
AND FEMALE 23
MAN and wife would like position on
ranch: gooa nana wun norscs. r
501, Journal.
NURSES
4Vil
JANITORS wanted. Apply between
and 11 a. m.. superintendent's office.
basement balcony. Meier & Frank Co. I bast SIDE SANITARIUM Specialis
ing la maternity - causes, w r
.i.n.i with the latest aoMratus for
castt giving nicrous-oxide gas in obstetrics.
. . . - . i . n.i uru man iviiiui iisn.
. . 1 a r.it.i rtv Nururv I fioecial rates. Information, call or
" ct X" ' 1 nhons IL 6087. B-2882. 859 Ha
MARKER and assorter. also waahman. fT- ' z,ln-
ea
bALESMEN WANTED Better casti I gi
wthoroe
ClnnA hours. Pleasant working con.
ditions. Home Steam Laundry. Mc-
"wanS after scnooL boys with Fo.TllsE IlSTOLt
wheels
each day
& Co., 89 Park at
to run errands for two hours Strictly modera. Uner new msMsTnt
and on Saturdays. Bushons 12th and btark sts. Broadwsy 8822
WANTED A messenger boy 18 to 18
yars. at weather bureau In custom
house. Educational advantage.
WANTED A driver who knows how
to drive Ford machine. Auto Trans-
fer Co., 231 6th at.
MEN, boys for factory work. Apply in
person to general timekeeper, Amer
ican Can Co., 14th and Thurman.
JOTfcL, ucXLhiY. Morrison at Awta,
RATES 50o day up, weesuy z u
Running water. Free phones and bat
: HOTEL, FRANCES "
Nice steam heated rooms. I J. 58 week
and UP. 16Z w . rsrn tana awnwn)
KoOMd and apartments in tuvosra
hotel. 81.78 week end up. 4 Alder
MODERN 7 room furnished bouse.
Rose Cltv Park. 825 month. Tel.. Mats
8427. Tabor 1706.
(27.50 CLEAN completely furnished v
7 room house. 8 bedrooms: wood In
basement. Tabor 4679.
THKKK. 4, 4 room nouses. waiKtad
distance, inquire S4 TlHsmook. ---.
Ai-AHTilENTS 4J
FTJRNlSHKi ANU U.NKCHMSIHK'J
JAEGER APARTMENTS ; '( '
Washington and King Sts. .
A few Z and 4 room apts, left. .
Every modern convenience..
White maple floors, electric range
w nita enaraeieu apartments.
VILLA ST. CLARA ,
12th and Taylor
Modern, completely furnished apts.
Walking distance; references. -
PENROSE APARTMENTS
Grand ave. bet. Morrison and Bel
mont: new 2 and ( rooms, completely
fur.; solid brick bidg.; white enamel
and mahogany finish; wslking dist'ee.
PTUL' T nvnO 14K tnA fmv Rtm
t . . m mwlarn ants St .a M
host, private baths, closets, phones. le
sirable locstion. Iteaaonsble. Main 8f05,
ROSE FRIEND APTS., cor. B'wav and
service. 'Walking dla. Marshall 1418. ,
NOKOMIS, 565 Marshall, Modern 2
room furnished, private bath, dress-'
Ing room and phone. (16 to (22.(0. v;
Mn'In'SiJla APTS. U-1170. Cosereli'
bidg., 2 and 8 rooms, hot and cold
water, baths, phone, st'm heat, lit up. ;
J LILIAN A APTS., 45 Trinity place, i
rm. fur., front, beautiful view: also
2 and 4 rms.. reasonable. Mar. 9(8.
THE ALCO, E. Couch and Union ave, -
Nicely furnlahed 2 room apts., strict-;
1v modern, ressonable. East 2498. .
BENSON APTS.. 205 N. 20th st. Nw,
ly furnished 8 room apts walking
distance; references. Marshall 444. - g
5 ROOMS, rent (16. Lots of view, down
to (7 for taking care of school boy,;.
East 6240. ' . .
"8-4-5 R66.Vi FURNISHED APT 6. '
THE DEZENDORF , - v
208 16th st., near Taylor. Marsh. 128,
NEWLY furnished 4 rooms; sleeping v
porch; also 2 rooms. . Portnomaa V
Apts., 200 E. 18th st. ' . :
MAGNOLIA APTS., E. 8d and Belmont, ?
Modern 1 and 2 room apts.. (1.50 per ,
week up: sleeping rooms. East 812. .
HISLOP HALL, E. 8th and Hawthorn. 't.
Modern 1, 2 and 8 room apts., (.2.(0 ,
up. Walking distance. East 8(2. . I
AMERICAN and Marloroush, mod.-4, ;,
5. 6 r. apts. Mar. 8360. M. 7518. A-2878
BANNER APTS., 489 Clay, modern J
room fornisneo. Hi up. Mar, zvit.
FOR RENT FIATS
13
LOWER 5 rooms and screened sleep
ing porcn, modern ana ciean. .
E. 42d St., Hawthorne car; good Jo-.
cality; furnace. Key neat door. Main,
8935. '
FURNISHED FLATS
50
THREE furnished rooms for rent, 294
Eugene st. '
UOTL19
Hotel Australia
Two and t room housekeeping apart -merits.
Single rooms. (1.75 per wees
and up. Transients 50e and up. S teens
heated, hot and cold water in ever ;
room, Only white help employed,
tutu. 1st, rnr Tsvlor Main 4203.
816o w tiba up. clean, warm, modern
fur rms.. centrsl. The King. 309 Jef
J, P, Finley & Son
' ProsressrTet Funeral Director.
Private DriveWomen Attendants,
- - Montgomery mf Fifth.
VTaln S - A-1SSS.
Kenworthy Co.
Tabor 5267. 6802 82d sU Lents. Tabor
6898. estn SV ana remtr
K o a k r. Unaeriaaers.
UUnning Gi lYlUCTIieCModern in
every -detail. Broadway, and Pine sts.
Broadway 430. A-4lt8. Lady assistant
F. S. Dunning. Inc.
The Golden Rule Undertakers 414 &
Alder st. Phone East 63. B-5Si5.
L4y Assistant
fiast 54.
Wilson & Ross
1 Multnomah at Seventh st
c-sie.
East J81
B-188S
Undertaker.
1 rDfU- Mrs. Lerch.
L.L.I1UI1 . Assistant,
g. nth and Hawthorro.
PIEDMONT - Undertakings ;.
GroskopL funeral director. dln,
a9to7c-1187 Kunngsworth sr.d Kerev
nt r u-
M1LLER & TRACE lndepeuaen t Fu
al,'. Vflv.-r Prices loe As (28.
inTo. Waah. St Ella. M. 91. A-7m5.
"a Pei wiiiiauns ave.
A. Ht Zellaf bo.East ie oua
ot C m u LUBOensKiiii ui. aisia'iiu.
orC Ml L.JA-rgzi- t:or- a ena v;iay
Breeze & Srlook
UAMII'-THM ms.Kv Glisan at
I iniviiLj vsi
Belmont at' Si th.
Tabor 1258.
F
I weraj serv. Tabor 4814
R, T. Byrnes, new residence estabit.
- 801 Winiama are. Wdln. 220, C-184J.
I'ICK and shovel laborers wanted;
r work inside city, 32.76. 8 hrs. Apply
N. K. corner Zd and inanoera.
THE fctAAELr 'urnisned rooms, sieaui
heat runnmc water w mi.
FURNISHED ROOMS
rJUVATB TAMXXtX
vj x KTK.n First clasa barber. 820 per
week. Wire or write Wra. Pick,
Stanfleld. Or. 1 I wnvrH aiu Colles-a. cor. W. Park.
ONE or 3 men with or without teams j desirable large room. (10; fine larg
to take contract, locuzuig turuwwu i room witn Sleeping porcn, osm, oew
on cars. Taoor bizs. I i.hnni and lignt. -ii mprniags ana
A MAN. for cleaning rugs and wash- I evenings.
lnar windows ana oiner jnsuae wora. nicely furnisned room witn nre-
800 Taylor st. Main 8046.- I r,lnr in modern orivate home. Rca.
WANTED An auto truck driver. Give I sonable rVent. . References exchanged.
phne ana p. u. aaaress.
journal.
F-50?, j phone East 4287.
DRIVER for dairy wagon, also milker.
Phone worn. , a. m. ; - "
FURNISHED rooms, heat, bath, rea
sonable. z rargo st. ,
WANTED Boy to learn Jewelry man-1
ufacturing Business. v-im, journal.
ROOMS AND BOARD
1.1
WANTED Experienced newspaper so
licitors. B-8Q1. Journal.
The Martha Washington. 880 10th for
.-- business rtrlit and students. Mar 1251
SMALL boy for delivery. 231 Stark.
The Whitehall,. Z68 6th st, room and
DOara: ress. rates. - asr. s-nee. iii.
THE MANITOU, 261 13th.. Homelike,
S teem neat , sooa ooarq. ress. wi. n
72
' HELP WANTED- MISC. 40
. LEARN EXPERT ACCOUN TING.
LOW COST AND EAST TERMS.
t.A SALLnt EXTENSION UNIVER-
, , SITT. . r.f 1 0NE . or two children to board and
p. n; OX Tll, PfHTTAKr. mt. room: best of refertnceaV Call 892
LEARN to be an optometrist and op- i th St.. Mrs. At. rratt.
I10031S AND ' BOARD
rxrVATT rAMTXT
tictan. The De KeVser Instituts of I Nice front - room .and board. (8.
Ontometrv. Columbia' bids. Also eve-1 rut 12th LN.
nine cis
71
tvTl.T. take dental college students to
. - . . . . . ... . r . j j 1 . m v j-- . T. . . , . . .
. Mv coarse-allows you to uecome-et-i
flcient within ii to 60 davs. Positions
secure. Mr. sneriorar. woriier
7 llOL'SEKEKI'IKO JTMMJMS
wtkitXSHBD AJTP TJaTTPBtsTIgMBP
Rr-dwavTY.rnhTii hiAV Redu3 175 12TH Single rooms, complete for
&&X&?2A?$?VZ housekeeping. eonvenlenceUM
cured.-.-- -- -- of piano.
M1S3 DECKER'S PK1VAXE BUS1- Qom AtjtS fl weekiB0' Aai" EtL.
NESS CO T LEO FT. ALISICT teUiG. IVIOlll riVW II WM8 Up. 6i ISt St.
STORES AND OFFICES '11.
OFFICE space for rent ta Journal
building. Rent reasonable. No bet
ter service In city. Apply 811 Journal
bidg. -
WANTED- TO RENT
LARGE dairy farm within 40 miles of
roruand. uooa transportation za-
cllities. Phone Wdln, 4888. a. m. -
WANTED To 'rent concrete
Call B-2070.
mixer.
FOR SALE BUSINESS ,
PROPERTY tVt
BUSINESS and income properties; cos I
(40,000; monthly income (240; must
sell; price (31.600. Phone Sellwpcd
140.- Terms. Owner. .
FOR SALE HOUSES
8 ROOM and bath,, 2 sleeping porches,
8 large closets. Built for home by ;
owner. Trees, shrubbery, rood out-
look. On E. 7Zd near Base Line road, . .
8qoo; terms, owner, pnone- iJ-1861,
SIX room home, good plumbing, on
carline and hard surface street.
Price (1100. Terms. Phone evenings,
Main 3451.- "
FOR SALE, modern 11 room house, v
small cash payment, balance month
ly payments. Close in, near school, car.
A-80J. Journal. --
COTTAGE - 543 Greenwood ave., pave
ment lot 76x180; bargain at (1500;
fhe win nanoie. none ast us.
SEVEN room house, 4 lots near Co
lumbla Park. - Part cash, feaL terrnav
Phone 'Main 6622. -j-ff -
T00- equity modern i rented flats,
til E. 43d, 1160. Mtge. (3600. . 205
Lil-Mer Hotel, -.Ay .
FOR SALE 7 room modern house,
good location, phone Wdln. toil.