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Mnnmc anr in r 1 1 lU llu HIVL III BE RESTRICTED TO VITAL HEEDS ONLY Word "Necessary" Hot Strong Enough to Describe Articles Which May Be Imported. k , AMERICA MUST SHED COAT Prof. E. F. Gay of Harvard, Ship Tonnage Governor, Tells What Must Be Done. ' Washington, Feb. 18. (IT. P.) With England's Importing business stripped to the skin, America must at last "take off Its coat" In an exclusive Interview with the United Press today; Professor B. F. Gay or Harvard, newly appointed ship ton government expert, thus warned - business tnat hereafter there will be but little shin mrmr.m fA .-.I., ... 'vv Awt .irjuniiy uui war materials. And as for th nnnU Via -.1.1 mi.. I conception of 'necessities' will change aw- niii VQI VII. t, , Will Import Only Tltal IVceds ' Following announcement that the gov ernment has determined to restrict Im ports, Gay has been at work wth ship ping and business experts developing recommendations for limited Imports .un der license, To thousands of letters from firms throughout the country anx ious to know If they will be permitted tor Import materials needed In their business, Gay gave a blanket artswer today. "Tnls country must understand," he said, 'that there will be room only for vital needs, .'necessary isn't a strong enough word. We will take very means possible to avoid unex pected upsets to business, but no lists of materials for which licenses will not be Jssued can be announced, as condi tions will be . altogether too flexible." England, he said, "is playing the triune on the' square." . Before the war her imports amounted to 64,000,000 tons a year. In 1918 they were cut to, 43,000,000 tons and this year they will be further cut "to 26,000,080 and consist aimost entirely or war materials. f Problem Belnv wnrknd Ant U '7 "That's why I say England has --- - Dn.ul H11U -fwnt:i XIIUSI at least shed her coat," he said. "We hear frequent complaints that there is profiteering in Great Britain. There may be Individual cases there, as in every, other country but they are Isolated cases. It Is claimed that Kng ; land Is exporting luxuries such as ' ClOtheM. . hilt ah motru enm- .-A . ' - --- ..... v. wii.v ciwi I iv ; maintain a trade balance, for if English Credit goes the allies are gone. So the English are exporting goods which take up the smallest tonnage possible and yet ; net the largest financial return." Just how much Imports must be cut has not yet been determined. The esti mate that at least 60 per cent must go, Oay said, was "Just a guess." As for the eventual effect of the program on neutrals, the government expert could not say at this time. Neutral Shipping Complicated "The great bulk of needed tonnage," he said, "must be furnished by thinning down the trade In allied-owned bottoms. The neutral shipping problem Is most Complicated. The thine- fnr A1n.,.,. v to think about now Is not what the other juiiuw inn mrnisn, dui wnat we can fur nish. And to this end, the conception of 'necessities' In this country will change greatly as the great war goes on." Mrs, Curry Is Convicted - A Juy in Circuit Judge Stapleton's court Monday brought in a verdict of guilty against Mrs. Walter Curry, ac , used . of threatening to kill W. A. BRINGING UP FATHER Hlckey. a neltrhhnrtnw rctnnV ' .n, mending leniency. The trouble arose ww a xana aisput. -T .-u.ii., n nana inuu. Between Third Vkna0 lArhalU builder, ,Mf- Boll Erect frame garage, 680 Bhcrrett "-u i utrenui ana Ast xnir wmntli streets; builder, same; $50. v.ZtSF BrowerErect (nun sane. $61 Nartilia. hntmmmn Vf a u.i-7 V.iu.. " U-Uk, UU4I1KI, 11, W lTMnn.ti. Vau mm. -i J?k ,tr"t .btw,en Twent filUi sod Twenty- ul"luw aame; you, Cornelius Hotel Repair 6-story brick ordin ary stores and hotel. 120 Park street betvaen Alder and Washington; builders, eune: $50. Kaad InHtmllaiob a 1 .,i 11 tores and hotel, 84 S First street, between liar- T.V rT wo. Dtuiovn; RaW fl. TJeMre-sgwc eM - . IJ ut rortteth and Ho) man. near Portland bonl- ' W V rliniM La. 424 East Forty-ftfth utieet nortb, between Sandy bouleTard and Hancock: builder, same; $150. Btewart Repair and alter two-itory -"". mi. mneteeata street nortb. between Br tree and Thompson: Btokea A Kel ler Co.. buUden; S1S50. i i 9" Wood Ert frame (a race, 402 Hem lock, between Utdd and Harrison : Thomas VI- Cars. hmilAmr' a Aft 1 R. fi MtOTMVtJ w.i . . . . - i A . . unp-wrj irmme lire ?Vm ""d STenue north, between Hoyt 500 Miuuer juuiupitu uo., DUilderj; ' J vc u.v.jj. v .... . .m ... kiucu -irecs ono ana one nan Kr uu reuaince, Bandy bouleTard, between Kant l'orthy-Joarth and East Forty-fifth Hv.vu, vuuuvi, won; IOOUU. f 1 . Tk ThlHHMMI TMuM , 1 M A ITargo street, between Oantenbein and Com niefnial: Kdwn1 B Tmmmw hMfMM, m An Clyde O. Kogers Erect onestory frame resi denoe, Mew York street, corner Central avenue ; builder, same; fSOO. '. i Smith Estate Alter 1 and one half story frame residence, 148 Knott, between Borthwick and Alblna avenue; McIJanier Investment Co.. builders; (40. Klernan Kstate Excavate for mill building. 169-175 North Fifteenth street, between Irvine and Johnson; LeDoux A LDoux, boulders; Orecon Door Co. Erect frame fuel bin. foot of, Spokane a vena a. near Tenino: builder same; 1200. Portland Trust Co. Repair one-story frame residence, 487 Seventy-eighth street, between Thompson and Tillamook; builders, same, J12S. Virgil Keene Erect frame garage. 425 Church, between Union avenue and Seventh street; builder, same; SSO. H. W. Fries Repair two-sory frame reaideiioe, 408-410 Fourth street, between Harrison and Hall; II. V. W. Anderson, builder; 860. Elka Club Bepair four-story brick ordinary stores and offices, 329 Stark street, between Sixth and Broadway; John O'Hare, builder; A. Jj. Treber rRepalr one-story frame rerf denoe. 428 Bristol, between Smith and Gil bert; J. F. Custer, builder; $800. Any pipe can be made a self-feeder and used by a smoker for hours at a time by attaching a tobacco magazine a Kentucklan has invented. NEW TODAY ig Bargain A lady has left her 1918 Metz tour ing car with us to sell. It has not been run So miles, and she Is willing to take a big discount on same. The factory guarantee goes with the car. COVEY MOTOR CAR COMPANY Main 6244 Washington Si. at 21st AUCTION 8ALF.fl TOMORROW THB BAKJBH Auction House, alasonie Temple bldg.. Xamhlli and W. lark sta. Bala afie a m. MEETIWO KOTICES 41 MOE CITY CAMP. No.' 181. W. O. W.. wili give an entertainment and danoa in their hall. 834 Russell at.', Thursday evening, Feb. 14. Member Aral ti-i- familiM mvm i to attend. Admission free. JU UUWLAJND. Consul Commander. J. W. BOOTHB, Clerk. CARD., PABT'' d dance. The Maccabees. PorUand Unt No. 1, will give their regular card party and dance Thursday evening, Febru ary 14, at their hall, 408 Alder street All are welcome. There will be good prises, good mjule and a good time. Come and enloy your self. Admission 20c. COMMITTEE. aRttsavi' miqit but Fram Assembly, United Artisans, will gire their annual Mask Ball. Tuesday evening. Feb Prisee. Masks for sale at ball. Admission 2 5 a. FIVE HUNDRED and dance given by Webfoot team No. AS, W. O. W.. Friday evening, February 15, in W. O. W. Temple, 128 Eleventh street Le Vanway'a oroheatra. Cards, 8:45. dancing. 10 o'clock. (Copyright. 1818. THE OREGON MBETiyq ypTICES 41 Al KADEB TEMPLE. A, A. O. It. M. S., will give formal dancing and card party at the khiuhihh notei - on xnursaay evening. Feb. 14. Concert by the band from 8 to ft p. m. Admission by 1818 membership card only. All Shrinera and their ladies cordially invited. MHLEU tewelry a charm. specialty, buttons, . 181-8 tK Jaeger Bros. i BUSINESS CARDS mm V UJ Ull I . . ,. TUJTU IlOOT SMITH CO. - llomaa blda UHEna SUlls for rent, all aisea, Uokaoe Xai-" lorlng Co.. 808 Stark at Vita! Satisfies PKATHH Alff TTtKBIH ' KAlIthA.t .fmU '"""dence, .189 North a1" !. Nonary 12, Jeorge O. Hae. aced iLi mi. . "J1" 1 day. Survived by his SrT'EJJ?,b.eth. R 1U'- tep-daughter. Mrs! Edna -Hatfield of 815 Worth 18th st. the f Si N M if t?- mm ' 417 Bast v62d st Mi .p"?n.425 West Park at: '"U. ' fur. oUi Kant 48th St. fir. of ri:..,?',t. daughter. Mrs. kXr Hronto r.,H. . i Drot?- WiUiara Rae of To Jniec L1 J.oU?: ' two mains mrm i Tr i . . " io city, ' lt So"un1ement' fe??.'""81 n- O aJL-1 ,nn .anutheaat. FetoruaS of ftn- r. V"uJfl ? 7 Tfara, husband w fi,,,, -umoiy, isuier oi Mrs. Florence day" Febrnai"?1 f6.0? wU1 b htii Tburs OU February 12. WaTt5Tw7"oiln. aged 28 fatwiv KeloTed huaband of Kuth D.- Olin and J! ,lt m VeJfr I-wuard and Walter W. Olin. thf rf.8 ?" and Mnl- O. H. Taylor of JtZ. tyir JT'f1 will be held at Dun ning A McEn tee's chapel Thursday. February 14; SLt "L" Priend hivited. Interment Mount CnPrin-Ulta..cit3r' February 12, Curtis 'r-t. jreus, oeiovea nusnaim or th? eflf..UoSar brother of Claud Cooper of Mr! llXtS" ri tfl of Angeles, CaL; Mrs. Alyrtle Drlnnnll Vai, t r . .-I Clave Cooper ServTces will be 'held it'l p wa0'..'!11?! t th. rid.ntial p.?- cemeterv xuierment bona tit -At her late residence. 447 16th at!" February 12, 1818. Ada C. Long, wife of A. FiJte0 S - BnEvSns.MrV Jr TO.Tt., u t ' a-ean long, A. . Long vL'.-Jr ter Ixm and Howard A Long wSTe,heide,.J0.ftten funeral aervlees, whSh tement iiiv,"I!2.'' nary ,14. In- St-OCCM In this city. February 11.' Lena if 2i-J!?umA.Jn.ot.ne' Margaret and Edward terA T.Yrd oA leaTe t" Prlors of MU SSei 3EfHZ av5:3S. torw. (Thu- hu .V. wiih 'n cnurch, Portland iTi."? Williama are., where mas. wm.E2 vaaoaw (, IT m. TO. KANE February 12, Greaham. Or., lira. Clara R k.Lne-,m?.th" of M- Emma OogerHenr? ROSS In this city. February 12, Melvin 8? Boas, aged 44 years, late of 154 Lownsdate street, husband of Mrs. EUen Roes and f a!w of Irene Ross. The funeral aervicea wiU be held th rmidcmc wUbllshment of J. p. pinltrr v f ihsuuivi j , xm.u. j nenqi mltL WITHEEIn this city, February 12, at the rest! , dc" of her daughter, lira, a H. Graham. 1242 Garfield avenue. Eliza Ann Withee,ged J-mTT't?? ar at th resideSeaTw rnt w?JLPa57 Mfry MQRSE Febniijy xs, HarVey 'A. Mom. ae 7atts beloved bruband of Mrs. Mildred ' - we.e aj. A. eWLWSBtJ. 1(1110(11 A Q nouncement later. : Remains are at A R. Zellar vviuyem s JOA)ta, U Pa4 VV imasTTlS aTQU. SC. Wl" 18, Jceeph Mrs. John J. Schaeffer of Hon, Or. The re- 1 mains are at the reaidenra I M l i. o r WHWIlnBinTOs OI J. Pm f 4V axascj sjs, imiMntumgrj H rUtH. UNDRIL At Pasadena. CaLj February i2 3.i 2- FunaralirVangel ments .will be anaounaed later by A. D Ken worthy A Oo. FLORISTS r 3 MARTIN A FORBES CO.. Florists. 854 Wash! Main-288. A-1288 Flowers foTaS iocslw aai kiruuailj linnim. CLARK BHOS., Florista. 287 Morrison st Mala vr a-xqvu. euw uowers ana rioraj ro crsncn stores. LUBI.INKH. Portlsnd Hotel. 828 Morrls " MAX M HMITH KloriM. 141 H 6thst FUNERAL DIRECTORa SkPWP; Cnrtkn "Oi: Mala 41827 . w . . w ja-aaxi. Corner 8d and Clay. A, R. Zeller Co. ; ' T Byrnes, uew residence establishment 881 vr imams ava. woodlawa 220. C-1B4S. i International News Service.) DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -13, 19li FTjyERAX DIRECTORS IdVard Holmes) W.X. ' - J. m. WavMn. THE EDWARD H0LMAN : UNDERTAKING CO. ' ESTABLISHED 187T Third street, eormer Salmoa A MODERN SPACIOCa VAMILT BOOM WITH PRIVATE ENTRAMCS LADY ASSISTANT . Phones JtfaU 407. A-1811 J. P. flNLEY '& SON Progressive Funeral Directors PRIVATE DK.IVBS Women AttaadastS Montgomery st filth. Main . A-1B88 Wnndlan I !l O tllt ... 4840-- vvuson cl vvnson rm -" Succesaon to Piedmont Undertaking Oow. armings worm ana Jkeny, WILSON & ROSS East 8 A Lady aasisUat ' C-818A . " ITnltBomah at Seventh st - llunninn X. Aflnt- ninn wudertakara. wuiiiiiiig vxr ivivuiiico Hoderabs every detail. Broadway nd Fine sta 480. A-4658. Lady amistant. F. S. DUNNING, Inc. The Goldeft Rule Undertakers. 414 E. Alder st r-none cat ex. n-ozzs. A. D, KENW0RTHY- CO., Tabor t26T. A8.02 82d si, Lenta, Tabor sco gnu m. ana wojut Koad. Arleta East 781 LERCH Mrs. Leren Assistant B-1888 Cndertakera B. 1 1th and Hawthorne KILLER A TRACET. Independent Funeral Di rectors. Prices low as 820, 840. 880. Waal- rngion fi mi. Main Z6l; A-7888 HAMILTON "i? rvlees. Tabor 4813 Qrnn-rn X. Onnrvly Belmont at S&Ui. ulcere onuurv B-2546. Tabor 1288 CHAMBKRS-EENWORTHT CO.. 1111 Kerbr st Woodlawn 8800. C-1188 MONUMENTS. PORTLAND UARBLB WORKS. 284-2B8 4th at. opp. city halL i laaia 8664. Philip Neu Bona lor memorials. i g, H JUL. ST. AT MADISON IjOST AHT TOVTSTt tl LOST On' Union between Graham and Mason, .. or from Eiahth and Mason to Garfield, thence to Beech street, a barpin set with pearls. Phone cast b. LOST Black silk umbrella. Lennon make, left in dealers machine from Kings Heights to 23d st, Saturday, February 8. Reward. Phone East xtxv. LOST In vicinity of 1st and Market, white i enisle cat Answers to name of Pete. Ke- wara. Marshall 4848. WILL the parts who found bunch keya please call or phona again to room 401 Uongre hotel about 8 p. m. or before 8 a. m. T LOST Ring, square and compass, Masonki emblem,- set in small diamonds. Reward. F. T; Rogers, Corbett bldg. Barber shop. LOST-At' Central library or 2d and Morrison. small black purse containing currency and anver. itewara. Main soiv LOST -Small hand grip between North Bank depot and 2 2d- at, Monday night Finder please call Broadway DIB. LOST Tuesday evening, moleskin muff. Please - phone East 3835. Reward. LOST A tan suitcase, initials "L. F. H." Tabor 4882 or B-7117. Reward. Call LOST Gold dollar pin, keepsake. Reward. f none uast B. LOST White . Spits, puppy. Answers to name oi "joam. newarq. Biv m. Taylor, jsaat 1B84. COST old locket 12 Difctureal. chona Columt bia 182. Reward. LOST Feb. 8. at Heiligf theatre, agate brooch. i-nono Beijwnoa no, itewara. HELP WAWTKD MALB 8S0 per week earned by aaen of 8 man eiaoe July 1, selling our guaranteed ahrubs, rosea, trees and hemes; others earning froat 825 pet Week up. No erperieace necessary. Exclusive territory. Frea outfit Best season for yean. Opeu territory la this and neighboring states, vtaaoipgton n emery uo., 'roppenlsa, wash. MAN not subject to next draft to take over paying established tea and coffee route with guaranteed salary of not less than 888 per mo. and commission everything furnished; beat of references and bond required. Jewel Tea V.. A VIUIU ITB, -WANTED Salesmaxu liberal commission ax pe lien cad salesman to work with to close the sales. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 402 Waah- tuauia GOVERNMENT wants stenographers and fJMiista. Enroll now at Sherlock's Railroad school. Worcester bldg., 8th floor. WANT stable man able to Bulk cows. 648 Front st IRON moulder wanted at Bhofner Iron mnrl. Rainier. Or. Phone 612. - MAN wanted to drive retail milk wagon. River view Dairy Co. Tabor 4817. EXPERIENCED wringer mam. tj. g. Lauadnr Co.. 180 Grand ava, TWO boys over 16 reare of age. Appli ' Wad hama A Karr Broa 481 Davis st By George McManus HELP TfAHTED MALB ... v Today's Specials ? p""rTeT ngiaeere, $5.00. ' -- X plledriver foreman, S0.00; S hours. "Tf1"- ": hours. Woman cook for small hotel. $12.60 week, ' eharged and fare advanced, Tard laborers for Caseada Locks, $8.75. -2 toT Oregon Lumber Co.. Dee. to' TLS? .Trd. $8.50 day. Ckmdhotel Butts & Westrom 27 North Second 'Street WANTED . X, wnt hoys over 1 with wheels, pay for the use of m hi-i. u? . " you ' Elmer L, Bailey ' S Oak St LtXSS WA to 20 years, of age. cfficTw Uon. for - j wuuug u aian at -mod- and able to accept advancement l 7. - aimimm maa very ezcepoon- ha'L"-' Answer uTowS ,.,. ; . ar.nooiing, audreea and telephone number, name of previous employer. HELP WANTED MISC. 4 ' tftjiov, w A WSR T1tt wn vA... 1.. .. auui jitu service needa "1""Dd men, women. Fine salaries; paid to5.J,rcUon- . N "P""" ded. free bUormation, money back guarantee, and spe cial offer to citizens over 18. Ask for book gJvu H'Ul 5i . Waahingtou tagton: D. C. " Dm- . UNCLE SAkT .kwK-Ii I "wvl'Ji. ADTOU , BOW TOT sffiba!!anJS NUMBER YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN wanted i?' telegraph service to help fill Twaiea caused by the drafting of men for war. RmVSUlpnCaU ' friU Telegraph Dept. Room 218, Railway Exchange Bldg. HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL. ' N 462 HAWTHORNE ATE SPECIAL NIGHT CLASS RATES. PAT AS YOU LEARN. MISS DECKER'S BUSINESS c6lLeGB " J. w" K"""" uperaung. snorutand. Typewriting, bookkeeping, mimeorraphing. Eng- S,h-P,,M- J5?!01. rat tmtU March 1. Aliaty bldg., 3d and Morrison. . ' . 0TJtt?ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL; "jT.lh rner LiH.on .vs. nff.7 " r.; ." ""uT.r.- DO Ir trial ey sAsgiuy CUaaeHja.' HIGH grade crochet work for sale. Large eel f S- S'?' .? 'orBcS Co.. 28 sfl ur.r;,,."1- Jrmaln crochet EAST -SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ivaT -- - .11 m u a. , . f11? !:'5?rtaUo' mde t. .fto uiT - - mm w 7m a u nuiai, HELP WAITTED FEMALB YOUNG women for telephone work, pay while 5T,pAei- P"k Oik stl. between vww an, SJAe BkaUA V.OV AAa Baa WANTED Energetio woman not afraid of houae-tn-hnnaa mmlUr.. I I . ? . - . . iiviuiMcin POSl- tionwith our city aalea force. No axperlenoe re- T.. , ","r par nine, uau tomorrow, 10 to 12. Mr. Oilham. Carlton hoteL ' WANT a middle aged lady to look after housed work and care for two children: have a good flace. and will pay reasonable wages. DX-808 rtlli i,a1 ' t I WANTED Mother's helper in small country .s uuuu, coiiaren in NEAT middle aged lady for dining room in ex- "'v"vge W X PSsTlgr BLe n i m . xjv ' NEAT middleaged lady for dining room la ex c hang a for husband's and own , boa ad . and room. References. 621 Sevier at WANTED High school girlor business collage w rL, witi housework; soma wages. I 'Sa AVS A. WANTED Millinery makers with first class j vw., eoi ssor- W ANTED Maker and trimmers, steady position i,m7 . WANTED An elderly lady to take care of old laiv. mnm uul kMiri .m.n r- 1 1 . -" -. vau oue WANTED Women to work ia Leieiiton TWIri Lunch, Broadway and Waal. , . BARON BEAN " . HELP WAKTEB MAXJI A1TD ' ' -- - FEMALE ' t OR1GLNAL MOLER HA K 11 Kit. CULLsxSk. ', Teaefaea the trade ia eight, weeks. Gives aeholae snipe and transfer cards. Pays you waflc leara- a aic Deum lav pms mtmrn ess Second and'Burneida, ORIGINAL MOHLER BARBEH." SCHOOL " Teaches men sad women barber trade ia S wka. Special rates for abort time only 815, including good set of tools, giving diploma. 284 Couch at OREGON Barber College will Maeh you the bar ber trade la 8 weeks; teole free; scholarship diplomas given; paid while learning; poaitiane .i . - - - . -mm . m m m . . , ' ""twii wmjmcv mom MIQlMm, SOLICITOR la advertising department; com mission or part salary and part commission. iaii lorenoon ai 12U Momsea at DICTATION CLASS Advanced Juat a tart- inm TW mvut ami.. UmuII Ti . Business School, 488 Lumbcrmena bldg. THOROUGHLY experienced bookkeeper. Apply in person. Bennett Meat Co.. 285 Yamhill. 8TTUATIO?f MALK t foU NG married maa wants steady Job driving truck or tractor; is experienced In both and can furnish beat of references. Cell East 8048. or 8 East 7th at south, for Mr. Richardson. EXPERIENCED farmer and gardener wants re sponsible position, country or city; married. M-ovi, Journal. CESSPOOLS, aeptio Unas, eta, work guaranteed. imn timfnrm t m m ,fM Ann 12. VU T... sell. 6841. 4Bth eve. Tabor 7818. WANTED Position as manager of apartment house: competent and experienced: best of reierencee. mono wooaiawn sue. YOUNG maa to work for board and room, morn- . lng only; expenenceq iiremaa. can tat 7484. PAINTING, paperhanging and tinting. Good work,- reasonable. Tabor 4387. A-l carpenter, builds and repairs cheap, by con tract. vain. no. CARPENTER build, remodel and repair. Call Woodlawa 128 SITUATION'S FEMALE YOUNG woman wants clerioal work. Phone East 4832. GIRL with experience wishes employment in confectionery store. Phone Marshall 285. WIDOW with child wants position as house- Keeper. Fnone 889-J. Vancouver, Wash. SITTJATIOJfg 'WAKTED MALE AND FEMALE tl MAN and wife want work as flunkeya la camp "Br sawmill hoteL ' Phone Mar. 8587, Room 8. SRESSMAKI90 4$ DRESSMAKING Prices reasonable. 1428 Oat- maa ava. st Johns ear. WoodUwa 8028. KrHSE UNDERSTANDS the druglea methods of treat ments : would travel with and care for In valid. P-773, Journal.- FURBISHED BOOMS RYAN hotel annex. 268 8th. brick, hot cold water every room, steam heat: transient Op posite City hall. Mala 8875. LAUREL HOTEL Rooms $2 per week. Steast neat, Also nouseseening rooms. Moaera. SECOND AND YAMHILL STB. ' UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Princess HoteL E. 8d and Burnaida. 60c Ass up, $2 week up. East 17L, iu aaaausiXi r- rurnisnea i running water 885 Sd st $1.60 WEEK up, clean, warm, modara furniahed rooms, eentraL The King, 308 Jefferson, BASEMENT room free for man ta fire furnace M mornings. 855 11th. ROOMS in modem hoteL $1.75 week and Bp. eoo AMer. FTJRNISHKD ROOMS 18 FRIT ATE FAMILT A LADY whose husband ia away a great deal would like to rent a nicely furniahed room to 1 or 2 congenial ladies, very reasonable rate. Mt Tabor ear, 20 minutes from 8th at. References required. Phone Tabor 8728. IRTINGTON room, new home. 1 block to Irv lngtoa or Broadway car; breakfast - East 418. tryFPRyisHEP booms it TWO large front unfurnished roema. 187 H 1st BOOMS AND BOARD II ROOM and boaid for business girhh. modara aoa venlencea, walking distance. $8.(0 Week, IS E. 7th st East 4782. THE Martha Washington. 880 10th. fog - neee girls and students. Marshall 1281. BOOMS A If D BOARD PRIVATE FAMILT IB NICELY furnished room with board, modern convenlencea. nrivata familv; would lit man and wife or 2 young men. 254 E. 20th. East AN ATTRACTIVE southeast corner room, ' 2 large windows, commodious cloeet" Oriental rugs, best of home tables. 581 Hawthorne. M. n. Allen. sst 0223 WANTED Children to care for In my ewe slum v iv , .ia im mmm Reasonable terms. Tabor 8537. ONE . or two children can have exceptionally good- home, best of care, reasonable, large ru;onave cow. iu woodlawn loos. NICE furnace heated room, suitable for 1 or t gentlemen; good home- meals; modern; every cvuTcsieuus. aaaia eioi. zun m. zisc st. EOOM and board in private fasaily, outside room, home conveniences, modern. EL 2127. WANTED ROOM AND BOABD 6 BUSINESS woman would like room and board in private family; west side preferred. G-781, Journal. HOTJSEKEEPIjro BOOMS ' FTJRNI8HED AND TJNPTJ&NISHED Gem Apts. wusTi or 2 large modern urr - Mala. - "12a HOTJSEKEEPINO BOOMS' TS FTJBN1SHED AND UNFURNISHED PRIVATE FAMILY 18.25 MONTH Vary pleasant furniahed lignt housekeeping room ; large windows, stove heat, gas, electric lights. 171 18th, cor. TamhiB. TWO front rooms, not modern but worth $10 per month. 828 Montgomery st FOR RENT nOtTSES 12 UNFURNISHED is: 7 room modern bouse. residential dial trtct walking distance to shipyard a, 18 min utes' walk to Bdwy. and Wash. Mala 0015 fur auainonal Information. i ROOM modern hoaae, yard, fruit trees, fine condition, near ear, 558 Durham a vs.. $12.50 Inquire 84 8 Webster. FOR RENT Four room bowse at 1071 Third street; Walking distance of South PorUasd snipyaras. 5 ROOM modem cottage, lot for garden. 871 Sumner st Alberta car to 27th. t block N. w one lawn svts 4 ROOM house, $28 HsiL Call between 1 and 8 p. in. HOUSE of 5 rooms and bath. 89 E. 18th aarth. Apply 180 8th at Main 817A t ROOM "modern house with or without gar age 2 in aau aaarsnaii sta, Slain svl. $14 Modera 7 room house. Irving ton Park. Office $28 Salmon. 8 ROOM house, garage. Woodlawa 8328. FURNISHED HOUSES $8 MODERN house. E. 24 th aear 8. P. R. R. ahopa. $20. Phone East $225. & ROOM furnished house, modera, piano, class to car. 6012 83d ave., A S. C aVai LBTME17T8 42 FURNISHED AND UNFUBNTSHED n'EW, thoroughly modera 4 room apartment ia Sonthmoreland ; want married couple, teach era or busineea women ; plenty of light, fireplace, sleeping porch; gaa range, heat and hot water furnished. Pboaa Sell wood 281 Sunday; Mala 4885 office. KING ALBERT APTS. New, 2 and 8 rooms,- strictly modera. hard wood floors, elevator and janitor service. Cor. lltn and Montgomery eta. TWO oosy furnished apartments, steam heated, electricity, phone. 448 Clay st. near 12th. tlj aon koUE-FRIEND APTS.. corner Broadway and Jefferson. Elegant unfurnished apts., beat gar. lee. walking distance. HarahaU 1410. H1SLOP HALL. E. 8th ana Hawtboraa. Mod- era l. s and s room apts-. sis.av up. waia- tng diitance. East 882. THE JEFFERY New 2 room furnished Apta. 810 up. Corner Russell and Kerby between Mississippi and Williams aves. Til REE great big hot rooms, furnished, tint floor, beautiful place. See this first 148 Vailing, cor. Alblna. ansa. ear. no sins. 2 LARGE froat rooms with kitchenette, com pletely furnished, rent $10, including phone. water and garbage aernee. ?asor swu. HOUSEKEEPING room for 1 lady or bachelor. 51.75 Wk. 8Vs W. 13th St Bdwy. SPSS. NICE S rooms and bath, wall furbished. $20. The Alta. E. 28th and Ash. STORES AND OFFICES 11 DESK room iu nicely furnished office ; private phone. MILLERS HIP. 421 Chamber of Conaa. WANTED TO BENT t WANTED To rent 4 or 8 room modera bun galow by married eouple, bo children : will take good care cf house and lawn. Phone Tabor 78. Bunuay or evwninca. NEED MORE HOUSES. RENT AND SELL V KnUUI sYlUUBJ, IUCSUUIIS asaavs ns ivwaj a BENEDICT, 267 Oak. near 4th. Mats 174 A Alter o p. m.. laoor loitw, WANTED to rent by steady, responsible tenant unfurnished or partly furnished 8 room house, nn mmmt stale nrioe and narticularav L- 191, rfournai. WANTED 1 or 5 room modern bungalow. Williams ave.. Upper AXbiaa, Alberta, email family. Tabor 0855. WANTED To rent furniahed bungalow. Phone East 818. y WANTED Furnished bouse, $ or 8 roema, adults. T-644. Journal, FOB BALE HOUSES 1 5 ROOM modern house, full oement basement - 2 fireolacee. carafe. 50x100 lot partly fur- "nished; $2500; easy terms. MILLURSHLP, 4S1 UMB, OT wm. HEltE is a snap. An honest maa with eease money; 4 lots, all fenced. 6 room bouse, stable, ehickea house, lota of fruit; nice locality. 28$ E. 8th st Phone East ! FOR BALE 2 room house, woodshed and bach elor's furniture, all for 8100. Foot of Caro lina st. near fl. P. track. Take, Fulton car. EIGHT ROOM, bath, wash tray, roses. 8 lots'; only 82400. terms. Taos, W. Carrie. 2 Henry bldg. , ltt STORY bungalow. 8 rooms.- all modern conveniences, elnee ia. Jtar ln&im.Hna Mn T.Km OlIUU W FOR BALE 6 room houae. ileeptag porch, full basement fruit trees. 198a. -Ail i aaa a. nvj eve. FOR SALE 5 rosea avodera uagalow. iaqulrc ""'i na ,-. Vancouver. SijIt cr loff: 1 room modern house, walking . aa-wee. evuzaaa. There's More 13 FOR T WWTTn $r al)I.KI o BARGAIN BOABM. JERMS $50 DOWN. $1$ PER MONTH, 1 BADI.KY8 BARGAIN BOARH- w a osin. nam. : inut, gjaracn. 4 cars. 8718 88th at. $776. a bungalow, fruit bath. . basement built ta. $T$S 88th st. $1100. . 7-R. Pannyside, good home, nioe loeatioa, fruit 74 K. Mor . 81850. ' $200 DOWN. $20 PER MONTH ' ' -. baagalow, Hawthorne, very cosvenieCita neat home, good repair, $1860. 7-B. bungalow. Bear 83d and CUaaa. maders. 2 lota, dandy buy at 32360, 7-R. bungalow, modern, exclusive Ufa Inf. fruit a. porch, snap, '32749. . y 4-R. bungalow, real doU bouse. I fta lota, fruit a beauty at $1280. .T BUY NOW, RENTS GOING UP. BADT.KT, 404 N. W. Bank. Mar. 8510 $950 Cash or V J Liberty Bonds . 'r 3-rooni ssedera house: full Has standard plumbing; beet grade new Window shades; eleetrto fixtures; Dutch k Itches with; bugs cooling closet and collapsible table; V?." "droom and bathroom finished la hlt en!: all walls newly decorated: 60 by 180 ft lot; several Urge fir trees; a large rruit tree; chicken house; 1 H blooka from Boec Lity Park car. No trade; as ageatU. Owner, i Corbett bldg. 4-Room Bungalow ' -$600 Cash Best buy la PorUand today; 4 ronss double ??Sft7?Ua.oun'low r,d iur Plastering; 60s, a v,1 llr mnd tar '"" tree: larae shed soluble for garage aad chickens; 2 Vk blocks' we niy i-ars car. fe trade, no agents, Owner, 518 Corbett Bldg.: I LjJ. .. trws 1 block from arUn. m. " waijanii; clear ot sil incumbrance: will trade for bunealow and u bitter, Lowe a'co.. 203A-7 Board of Trade bldg. I i v a mm oanuAix, Lot 1601 im u w i- - ..... . . .uub. huum, juiv pian lor i v A. Warriner, . L 806-6-7 Board of Trade bldg. $1660 4 Room rungalow . half acre tract - Here ta a A nA . 1 1.11 1. . - . outside city limita. 4 nice rooms with vl7h" . rto lights. Terms. J. L. HARTv MAN CO.. T ChamherjrfCnTvhMw. , NEAR O-W. R. A N. BflOF IN" CORNFOoil . , PLANT "T" r3,tered cottage, concrete founda tion, lot 80x100, street work all in andMld for. or ' rn.l600; $50.dow . ir5.7TA15RTA BLAl7wi8Til ft 7 K A I 1 t? Ta rs - -T. -r--I-. s iJ- PAID; TERMS. "v wiaia yBAh'K Ia M'OTjTRg. Ablngtrm bldg. 827Kft-S?? ALF-ACBB-TRA"Clr7- i nace U.iertrta bu"low. garage, toed fur; J1 light and gas, oa macadam . mmA Ohambcr of Comm.ro. bldg. Main 2 W 8. "fTS!LLCS!a- tuge. ia among the fnl'rden J'1 cTtyL crrheftb15giaUt" at 18 824ofttBllaivlJ kUNdlLoW. ' 5 .$-ri$ooV z Mala 1088. . " wuussbs ave. NEW VORk I aND'cST 881 EAST UllRNKnu' 6250; oncoU fcS' VZ. 7J?0, take irrtncton East 27T a ir"-?.."""'! cutoa-ea house ana L L . . nouee, B li.M'i.t ""' nenry Bide. X T01t SALE LOTS ,2 ACREAGE . - mm , . , GARDEN HOME 18 alnSA 4Vaa .al Oa-V UT $12 SeecriaLC " 1 or oeei miyi oa the Oreann Kii . commuUUoa far I-hoJkJ,B a ' T 2 .fctlt i l-uOful piace fof home and chickeoa; 4-room plaat.red house: close to -cent carllnc Cribbles Ceie Lems T01" 10 u.r.i.-ijL13Maia,.M 180 acres Bear MnaaiT $500; might takejrije. KA.'8. JouVnaT' (CostUssd Sin Pftfiy-"" Than One Kind of a Star