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Newspaper Page TextTUB . OREGON DAILY. - JOURNAL, PORT tAND, THURSDAY. I NOVEMBER 21. 1918. ' 19 i STATE STILL LAGS IN UJ. VI. DRIVE Official Figures $105,000 Short ' of Goal,, but Subscriptions Are Continuing. Although th officially rsportod fig tores on tha progress of the United War Work campaign laat night show Oregon till 189,760 short of attaining its amended quota of 11,160,000. Stats Di rector O. W. Davidson expressed the belief that belated reports trom outlying districts would put the state safely over the top. Mr. Davidson reported that Oregon had subscribed , $1,082,250 toward the support of the seven organisations represented In the campaign for funds') with which to carry on welfare worn, among the forces v th men and women encased in war work. Although the drive officially closed Wednesday the campaign will "carry on" In those dis tricts which have ai : t failed to attain their quotas. There were two outstanding develop ments In connection with the closing day's drive. One was a report from Harney county which, up to yesterday, had not been heard from since the In auguration of the drive. Harney county, which has been seriously handi capped by reason of the Influenza epi demic which has been raging through out the southeast corner of the state, reported a subscription of $2600 on a $6600 quota with assurances of an early attainment of the full quota. The sec ond develooment was a report from Clat sop county, showing a total subscription of $40,000. nearly zoo per cent on $20,860 auota. Thirty-one counties had gons over the top Dp to last night, but six counties in the state remaining in the "short- col umn. Polk and Washington counties were the only units reaching, the top yesterday. Portland added another $28,000 to Its subscription on the closing day. Its total last night showing $500,oou, wnicn, according to City Directo. Ames, will no doubt be materially increased in the coarse of the next few days. Yakima City and County Over Taklma. Nov. 21. Yakima county and city scored a success In the war work drive and went over the top with a sur plus which will reach $1000 In the city and $8000 In the county. The campaign has been characterised by the number of small donations. A total of 6570 sub scribers is Included in the pledges made. The county quota was $52,000, but this will be exceeded by at least $3000. ac cording to the forecast by the county director, L. O. Janeck. LUXEMBURG FOLK , GREET AMERICANS tracks and wagons guided by calm young men in olive drab. Throughout the dark ness of last night the city echoed to the steady rumble of American army trucks as they passed eastward for sup plies for the advanced units of the army of occupation. A German newspaper in Luxemburg said that the "people at home (In America) must swell with pride at the disciplined and imposing array of the American army of occupation in Luxem burg." The people of Luxemburg, long used to war and soldiers, were deeply Im pressed by the vitally soldier appear ance of the Americans. The doughboys were hailed as real soldiers. American army officers rode with the staff of Marshal Petaln when Metz was entered. Other allied nations were represented as welL Sky Thick With Airplanes The sprinkling of Yankees in the crowd was hailed with shouts of "Long live America." The German element of the city was silent and solemn, but they were in the minority. The whole place was aflame with the French tri-color and there were plenty of American flags, too. General Mangin, who was to have acted as chief of staff to Marshal Pe taln, was unable to do so owing to an in Jury sustained when he was thrown from his horse. As the French and allied troops en tered the fortress the sky was thick with airplanes. During the procession through the cuy, lieutenant tsozon verauraz, a French "ace" with nearly a score of victories to his credit, flew so low that he struck a telegraph pole and the ma chine plunged Into the crowd. The air man was fatally hurt and several spec tatora were decapitated. Oration Given French A mighty ovation was given to the French troops who had. arrived In Metz directly from the battle front. In their muddy, faded horizon blue uniforms the pollus swung into the city with sprigs of green stuck Into the muzzles of their rifles amidst a great deal of clatter and dust kicked up by the heavy trains of artillery. Armored cars still bearing the scars of battle entered the city along with the Infantry. Cannon boomed and church bells rang as the deliverers passed through Mets. Children took a promt nent part In the celebration and there were services of thanksgiving In the churches. The holiday spirit is rampant throughout an of Lorraine. German Statue Spat Upon A feature of the celebration In Metz was the pulling down of the statue of William I, grandfather of the ex-kaiser It stood in a park in the center of the city. A bunch of French soldiers tied chains to the monument and attached them to horses. William soon toppled over, his helmeted head and mailed fist plungrog Into the earth, where they were allowed to stay. Throughout the day sightseers surged about the statue, kicking and spitting upon It. The metal nose was the chief target and it was soon worn smooth by the heavy boots of the French lniantry man. There is much complaint among the people In the. Mets district over the way their food was restricted By trio trer mans. COL ROOSEVELT TO BE IN FRANCE VHEN PRESIDENT IS THERE 1 " . Both President and ex-President Announce Intention of Being in France at Same Time. (Cob tinned From Page On) burg. Great crowds stood In the public square watching the Americans pass by. There were great columns of Infantry, followed by rolling trains of artillery and machine gun units. There was an endless procession "of motor trucks and wsgons. They poured into the city from the west and rumbled out toward the cast Germaa Popular. Impressed ' From daybreak until dark this proces sion passed steadily, with the motor NEVER SAW IIS . EQUAL STATES WM CARD Has Gained Sixteen Pounds in Less Than Thirty Days by Taking Tanlac. MEETING .NOTICES 41 lki Lorn Dancing club sPencing every Bat. night, W. O. W. temple, 128 J 1th st Union mtuac. Admission, ladies, 25e; tents, 85c Xlital Statistics maMtges.Bfrtts. Death MARBIAGE LICENSES With the American Array of Occupa tion, Nov. 20. (L N. 8.) (Delayed) The president of the United States and an ex-president may be In France at I Ngiy, 26, Bits hotel the same time. - President Polncare, who has been taking part is ceremonies connected with the advance of the French and American armies, met and chatted with Captain Kermlt Roosevelt of the Domcnico Bonaro, 23, Carbonado. Wash., and Aania Corners, legal, S73 Front street. John Fred Allen, 88. Cockran, Or., and El lis Blood, 43, B6tt Yamhill street George H. Bnck, 87, Vancouver, B. C. and Bath E. Andrews, 27, Multnomah hotel. William Henry Comer, leesl, 587 V Eart Third street, and Anns E Mitchell, legal. 265 Kast Third street. Morris Bosenberg. 88, Seattle, 'Wash., and Mrs. Princess C. Weinstoin, 28. 204 CoUege street. A. n Tnmnm. leeal. 824" East Fifty-seventh street north, and Ople J. Camp. 819 East Salmon street. Stuart Zimmerman, legal. Vancouver, Wasn. and Aha J. Case, lezal. Multnomah hotel. E. F. Luster, 2a, Seattle, wasn., ana roiiy FITTER A I, DIRECTORS HELF WANTED VI SC. 4 WILSON ..& BO! EAST 7TH AND MULTNOMAH PORTLAND'S MOST PROGRESSIVE FUNERAL DIRECTORS PRICES REASONABLE PERSONAL SEE VICE BEAUTIFUL CHAPEL LADY ASSISTANT CENTRALLY EAST 64- LOCATED -0-S168 BIRTHS KAWAMI To Mr. and Mrs. Kiyoshi Kawaml. 83 N. 9th. Not. 10. a son. . LINDKECK To Mr. and Mrs. Anson L. Llnd hwt KSK TV 7th Not. 5. a Son. CALDWELL To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cald- wail V K a. Inn. Seventh artillery, TJ. S. A at BoulIgTiy. BLAKE To Mr. and Mrs. James E. Blake, The French executive told Captain Ewahee Station, Not. 14 a daughter. Pnnvn tV.i ,mA HAMMOND To Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hjra- Koosevelt that he had received a letter mnnd 74 w Colfax. Not. o, a daughter, from former President Roosevelt (father smith -To Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Smith, 701 or the captain) in which he announced 1 Northrop. Not. 8, a daughter. that he and Mrs. Roosevelt were com- BNPT Mr ind Pl A"?- BPndo- ing to Francs within a fortnight. This HiifliTru7 s. Hg. would bring him here about the same I iss w. Terry, Not. 17, a son. time as President Wilson. I HARRIS To Mr. and Mr Forrest J. Hams, Captain Roosevelt, who recently ar rived here from Mesopotamia, was de lighted at the news. During his service with the British forces and before he was transferred to the American army, lS W. Wnt Not. 0. a son. KIHVVAN To Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Klrwan, 1084 E. Washington, Nor. 8, a son. LTJNT To Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Lunt 522 Heicrht.' Terrace. Not. 13. a daughter. MORISON To Mr. and Mrs. W illiam P. Mori- son, 743 E. 62d, Nor. 12, a daughter. Captain Roosevelt won the distinguished KOEPP To Mr. and Mrs" Kay Koepp." 61 Service medal. I Union are.. Not. 6, a daughter. vi.it. n.- , t.,, JAUNCEY To Mr. and Mrs. James T. Jauncey, ' ...... ' Milwaukee, Or., Not. 15, a son. President Polncare. during his stay ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Oiirr A. Allen at Th Am origan trnnt ,.nr. I 821 fl 82d. NaT. 10. a daughter. ...i ni,i,.. . . , I CANADA To Mr. ana Mrs. unariea c. vansoa, eraj Dickman. commander of the Ameri- 399 E 18th NoT 14 a son. can army of occupation. FROELICH To Mt. and Mrs. Claire 8. During: the ceremonies on Silndsv n I Froellch. 9 E. 61st Nor. 10. a daughter. peasant girl of '6, attired in her best "N-To iT- n1 Glenn Linn 610 Sunday dress, presented Madame Poin- hoAton-t. Mr'Tifra. phOto Honsteln. vo.ro wii.ii si oouquei ot xiowers. .l- 799 Union are.. Not. 18. a son. though she had a aoeech to deliver, th 1 ' young lady broke down at the last mo- PEATH8 ASP rPHEHAtS 7 ment and wept with emotion. The EASTLTJND Died Not. 20, 1918, at the French president kindly patted her a .' VSr.r&'JZKZ cneeK ana Madame Polncare chatted 2 days. beioTed wife of A. E. Eastlund, mother With her to set her at ease. of Agnes OliTia and Nels Frederick Eastlund PrllMi iAini,. AM vt. 4. I sister or Mrs. Bicfrid Kenrltsom. Miss Mane across Lorraine told the people in re- at0(! Vash. Funeral serrices will be eon sponse to their hearty greeting that ducted Not. 22. at 2 d. m.. from the Swedish the Americans were entitled to their n- I Tabernacle, corner 17th and GUsan sta. Friends during gratitude for freeing them from the yoke of the enemy. Yankees Are Praised The high tribute paid to the Yankees by President Polncare was loudly cneerea Dy the French people. inTited. Interment Hose City Park cemetery. Remains at Pearson's undertaking establishment. Russell st. and Union are. Holman Undertaking Co. Funeral Directors Established 1877. Third and Salmon Streets. Main 607. A-1611. Lady assistant. THE Finishing School is the title, because pa pus who hare devoted S to 9 months at business college or high school regain a fin ish. None write without looking at their pencil. crooked fingers, and write like a rabbit eats, whereas eyes and ears should be used on the speaker. Typewriting shorthand notes direct on any make of machine does away with snortnaBO, and New Zealand adopts it, for what that coon try thinks today America think tomorrow, and Knf land a year after. Only qualified stenog raphers as the blind finger system; all th rest are amateur and are worth only their salt. Th Finishing school la also a beginner's school, and teaches in one month what other systems take three months or longer. Parents, consider th cost for clothing, fond and dress whilst derating three months to study. In less then one week our pupils are reporting slow utterances, and in on month are abls to compete againat the 3 months' pupil; a challenge of 1100 is open; bad palling is cured; th memory improTed. Prof. Norton, principal, a retired reporter rn th Brit ish houses of lords and commons and high courts for 17 years. OREGON LAW SCHOOL. HOTJSEaTEEPnrO BOOMS I FURNISHED AKP PHTURNISTTEP TWO furnished 2 rm. H. K. suites, 480 Col leg st. ; separata entrance, tin vtw. yard, west side; IS mia. walk. 3 blks. 8. 8--HH ear; electrio light, hot and cold water and phone serrtco included; 180-122.50. Marsh. 8842. HOUSEKEEPIIfO ROOMS 71 PUBLISHED AND U!f FURNISHED PRIVATE FAMILY $25 8 room furnished H. K. apartment. 548 East 27th at. Take Richmond ear to 27th. 1 block south. Adults only. 1 SINGLE furnished H. K. room, first floor, front entrance; beat, light, phone. 411 ljDth. XL K. room for gentleman, with electrio tight, cooking gas, $8 per month. Phone Main 7364. FOR RENT HOrSES UNFURNISHED II Anaky bids.. 3d and Morrison. Phon Main 977. W. E. Richardson, Sec. HELP WANTED FEMALE J. P. FINLEY&S0N ProgressiTe Funeral Directors, PRIVATE DRIVE Women Attendants Montgomery at Fifth Main 9. A-189S. Dunning &McEntee .S vrery detail. Broadway and Pin sta. Phon Broadway 430. A-4B88. l-adr assistant. F. S. Dunning, Inc. The Golden Bui Undertakers. 414 East Alder at. Phone East 62. B-8I28. A. D, KENWORTHY CO. S267, 8802 92d St.. 68th at. and Foster 1 "P. L 1ERCF Tsbor 6267. 8802 92d St.. Lenta. Tabor 5895. 66th St. and Foster road. Arleta. Mrs. Larch Assistant 11th and Hawthorne. Esst 781 B 1888 Undertakers. E. MILLER it TRACET. Independent Funeral Di rectors. Prices as low as 120, $40, $60. Washington st Ella. Main 2691, A-7883. CHAMBERS KENWOTTTHY CO" Toung LacSss Tor telephone operating. No prsTiors experience Necesaary. Good salary to start. Rapid adrancement la salary. Permanent positions. Extra payment for Sunday and holiday. Apply telephone company operating school, sixth floor Park and Oak straeta. Between 8:30 a, m. and 8:80 p. m. 248 and 250 Kulingsworth st. near Williams LIPMAN. WOLFE eV CO. require the serrtces V a ' Wnndlivn 8S0S. C-1183. I rtf thn. wntn.n ti, .t . . ..m. U,Mf K. MEIXS A FRANK'S FREE RENTAL AND INFORMATION BUREAU Reliable up-te-dat Hats of desirable vacant bouaes, apartments snd flats with definite in formation pertaining to each. Newcomers in Portland wtn find tat bur of great Talus in helping them get properly and quickly located, EIGHTH FLOOB FOR BENT 8 acres on outskirts of Portland. 5 house, with pantry and full basement. Cistern water; Darn. Irutt and berries. On good road. a. w. laowrt son, 404 East Alder at. cor, Grand are. 8-ROOM bouse, $15; large rooms, carat near, $5; land for cultivation near, 1 to 15 acre, cheap. Apply 89th and E. Btark. Mt. Tabor (M. T. 88th car to snd. 4 blocks north, 1 east. Breeze & Snook B-2346. Tabor 1268. R T. BTRNES, hew resides c establishment. 901 WillUma are, Woodlswn 220. C-1948. MONUMENTS rBLAE5lN6 GRANITE CI 1T 7-3Rfl5T. ATMADISQnI of three women to act as ianitres.es. Must be able to furnish the best of references and not afraid of hard work. Apply superintendent's of fice. 7th floor, bet. 0 and 10 Friday morning. WANTED An elderly Isdy desiring a good hem. Terr light work. Inauir EX-937. Journal 1493 WILLIAMS are., 8 rooms, bath and gar age, l'tione Marsh. 2549 8 ROOM South. Smith HEAL ESTATE FOR KALE HOUSES HAWTHORNK DISTRICT $286o" n TOO JITST lirUT near, enii an Before We ma am tnrlh w. nut aa ' 4aTI you that w would much prefer to shew this beautiful MtUs bungalow to those of you who nae - been dnfn t W. i.n.ai,,. ..mi i. ke the best knowledge of eataea. You would oaruiy osuer u possible to ouy a bungalow wtta rooms and des with hardwood floors, fire Ptac. built 4a book oases, writing desk, buffet. OUtch kitcbau. cement basement, wash trays and aQ of splendid construction and finish st a Price of 82830 including street improvements wouiu your Barely this is th vary aeniLA of Talua. . A. O. TEEPE CO.. 84 SUrk st, near 3d. Mala Slit. BRANCH OFFICE. BOTH AND BANDT HAWTHORNE DISTRICT ' ' ' Mt. Tabor alon. nsrth Hawthorne a. Strict modern 6 room bungalow, full cement bssemsat. taanary xrsy ana furnee. lisrawood floora. ' paneled dining room sad flraplae. All built In eoaTcniene. ' 1 . Dutch kitchen, bathroom and bedrooCM aS in whlto enamel; gas and electricity. Beautiful lawn, roe bushes and flower beds. Street imp. all in and paid. Oufck car serrics. one block to two earns, $2000 will handle, small balance. Jong Urn. Owner, 264 E. 81 st st Tabor 7280. TOU OWK IT TO YATTRMCLF BEFORE TOU BUT TOUR HOME To see our list of oer 880 appraised punas, with photographs, price and full data. Houses in all part of th city, all price and terms, son remarkable bergams. Will help you tuak your first payment if necessary. I nseer pad prices; buyer and seller know exactly what I am making. Coma in and look orer my list ings; 4 experienced real astata salesman wUS auto at your serrire. FRANK L. McGUIBE. ABINGTON BLTKJ. " To Buy Your Home. Main 1068. AN 8 room rooming house, furniture for sale: all furnished, housekeeping rooms, in beet die. To Buy Tour Horn mni unux rem Tery reasoosoi. atain I o a w ELKGANT furniture for aale. house rent r PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS. 284-286 4th LIPMAN, WOLFE V CO. rrair th serrices 01 serersl experienced saleswomen for all de ft, opposite city halt Main 8664. Philip Pertinents. Permanent positions with good salary Neu A Sons for memorials. I offered to those who can qualify. Apply I.OST AND FOUND 31 Qualify. Armly ) superintendent's office. 7th floor, between 0 and iu . r nae j morning. William Carrlck, for many years a resident of Tacoma, Washing-ton. is now a citlsen of Hunter. Missouri. While en route to his future home In Hunter, recently, Mr. Carrlck called at the Owl Drue Store in Kansas City, purchased two bottles of Tanlac and made a state ment regarding- his experience with the medicine that will be of Interest to all suffering people. "I have never seen anything-," said Mr. Carrlck, "sell like Tanlac Is selling out on the Pacific Coast, around where 1 lived. A friend of mine actually went seventy-five miles one day to get a bot tle, and knowing- what I do about it now, I believe I would do the same thing, rather than be without it. When I first started taking it I had little idea it would do -me any good, but when I ' tell you I have gained sixteen pounds ' in less than thirty days and am able A to work for the first time in months, you can understand why I talk like I do about it. "Something like a year ago my appe ' tite went back on me and my stomach got ip such a bad fix that nothing I would eat seemed to do me any good. My food would sour soon after meals and keep me belching up sour gas for hours. I suffered terrible pain about my stomach all the time and at times I . would turn so deathly sick that I could hardly retain a thing I had eaten. I dropped off twenty-seven pounds in weight and hardly had strength to raise my hands, and was so nervous for al- i- most six weeks that I hardly slept at 3. all. I finally got down flat of my back In bed wouldn't take a bit of nourlsh ment except a little milk and for five .. weeks I thought sure I would never pull , through. "I was stopping with my nephew in Tacoma at this time, and as he had seen H Tanlac recommended so highly, he went down and trot a bottle for me. Well. sir, by the time I finished my first bot tle: I was on my feet and feeling like , a different man. My appetite picked up rignt away ana 1 soon get so ' f couldn't get enough to eat, and ever sine) Z finished my second bottle I have been feeling strong and fine as you ' please. The sourness, gas and pain has I left my stomach entirely and nothing is barred from my diet. It was about the close of Spring when Tanlao stralght ' ' ened ma op and I worked every day this - Summer at my trade as carpenter, and have felt fine all the time. I don't f- believe I ever enjoyed better health .than I do now. I have personally rec ommended Tanlao to hundreds of people, "' and as I was passing through here to " day I stopped in to get two bottles to ;- carry down to Hunter with me, because Z I don't want to be without it Tanlao Is sold in Portland by the Owl Prut Co. . .(Adv.) Germans Look on Sullenly Br Webb Miller With the Americans Advancing To ward the Rhine, Nov. 20. (U. P.) The American army of occupation Is now standing on the soil of four countries- France, Belgium. LuxemDurg ana ter man Lorraine. Todav's advance resulted in the oc cupatlon of a score of villages and towns. We reached Fontoy and Vltry. in Lorraine, JJw latter tovfn being onlv 10 miles north of Metz. Farther to the left Americans entered the neu' tral duchy of Luxemburg, passing through Keen. The mayor of Luxemburg crossed the lines In an automobile and paid his re spects to General Pershing at Lon guyon, which Is now his headquarters. Michigan and Wisconsin troops, which led the way into Luxemburg, received an ovation along every foot of their march. They entered 15 villages, every one -tdecorated with home-made Ameri can "flags. In German Lorraine the Americans were welcomed by the in habitants of French extraction. Those of German descent looked on sullenly. The Important town of Arlon, in Bel glum, remembering America's food and relief, work throughout the war, gave our troops an extraordinarily warm greeting. The townspeople stood beside the roads all day, cheering themselves hoarse. It was not uncommon to see doughboys carrying one or two children, with chattering French or German boys end girls walking alongside. The Germans sent some staff offi cers to army headquarters to arrange for handing over the material at Lon guyon. These consisted of 35 locomo tives, 300 guns and thousands of rifles. The roads near the Luxemburg frontier ara lined with surrendered cannon. TARALDSON Nor. 20, 1918, at th family residence. 1689 Hodae St.. Elirabeth Tarald- son, age 68 years. beioTed wife of John Leonard Taraldson, mother of Mrs. Ruth Helm ana Helen Tne Polncare party was carried In a I t...ii .. . r-! ... ,.;,.-. flying squadron of automobiles and in- will' be conducted tomorrow. Not. 22d. at 10 luded a representative of the United a. rn.. from the Swedish ETsngelical Free church. States irmv Maine Allan ph. - corner of Humner and Missouri are. Friends wil--VmJ a f. ,Pott of inTited, Interment Multnomah cemetery. Richmond, Va. Major Potts is a mem- ber of General Pershing's staff and was KE,AJPB At lh residence. C94 h Irring dptailpd in stuvtrt th n.ji.M.nt!. 1 "- . ETsnn joeepnine aauaae. age fv ? It Presidential party 48 year, beiored wife of Bernard J. Klnkade, through the territory that the American mother of Loretta Kinkad of Portland. The army is now traversing. eortag will leare the family residence, 694 Vi Others in the party were General T m- TtTciTa . . ... . . . I mence to in x-ro-uatnearai, ism ana uavis sis., f K. Major DeChalot, who was where requiem ma will be offered at 9 a. m. with the French army at Chateau Interment Mt Cslrarr cemetery. Arrangement Thierry, and who also witnessed the car of Miller a Trscey. American Victory at St Mlhlel. He BOTAN At the residence. 1514 East Tenth street North. Norember 20. 1918. Elizabeth H. Rotan, aged 71 years, mother of Mrs. Harry T. Clark. Mrs. Wilbur F. Brock and Miss Uakie Rotan of this city. Funeral serricea will be htld at Bigdon's funeral parlors, Salem. Or., at 2 p. m.. tomorrow (Friday), NoTember 22. 1918 THE following articles heTe been found on cars of the Portland BaUway, Lght Power I YOUNG ladies wanted jo.. nor. zj, xvxo: parses, money, 1 iot. 1 belt, 1 nail file, 1 glasses case, 1 pin, 3 pack ages. 3 lunch boxes, 1 book. 1 roll wire, 1 sack, 2 suitcases. 8 trTUng bags. Owners may ob tain property at 1st and Alder sta. sta. Can earn tfrom $5 to $15 a dsT For full narticnlara inonire at Clyde hotel for Mr. Gordon, bet. 0 snd 10 a. r. ROOM modem hous. piano and fin furnish ings, 3 blks. trom car. on Skidmor SC. $50 per month. A. W. LAMBERT & SON S. E. Cor. Grand Are. and E. Alder fit. Portland. Or. LOST Pocketbook wi some cash. Finder 3d st. S. E. Phon Tabor 7566 reward. receiT big vtAMtu A areaamaker to do fsmily sew ing. 2 a day. Call 864 Grand are. N. PARTY that found purse containing about 816 WOMAN for cooking and downstairs work. bet Meier A Frank and O.. W. A King's washing. No upstairs work. East 434 store, pleas phon Mar. 6091. Reward. Mrs. GIRL to help with housework for piano lea- eniiae. i sons sna wares. East lips LOST Black fur scarf, label Meier eV Frank. Return to 828 E. Salmon St. Phon East 869. Reward. LObT One red steer. 2 years old, with horns snd one Jersey heifer without horns, for 2 eeks. 416 Philadelphia St. eulogized the fighting qualities of the Americans. B. R. Giltner Recovering WANTED For boys' training school, cook (190) and helper (140) to orerwe dining Aom aia Ts .uk, . A l..l, BLACK fox fur, on Terwilliger bird. Finder tion work. Must st lea b sbl. to handl and get along with boys. Thomas P. Horn, superin- tendent State Training school, Chehalls. Waah. kindly return to Mias Peggy Krleger. 762 Rodney are. Call East 2202 during day. FOUND On Fulton car Saturday, purse with money. Uwner can bar same by identifying same. 84 Vermont st. T t nn,.,, in 1.1. I m - tomorrow (snoayj , noremoer nis. tf "Wer, who has been 111 with Rmatna at Holmans funeral parlors until 10 a. blood poisoning for three weeks, is m. Friday. reported now to be out of danger and PETERSON In this city. Not, 20. Beth a. on me roaa tp recovery. The Infection was caused by anti-Influenza vaccina' tion. it was reported. LOST Undershot female bulldog. Elk tooth with initial M: also nary picture, Cau Col. M and recelTe reward. LOST Black purse with 81, Not. 17, in an TODAY O. Peterson, age 20 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peterson, also snrriTed by fire sisters and two brothers. Remains wui be forwarded Saturday, Not. 23, at 6:45 a. m . to Barton, Or.,' where serrices will be held st lU'.BU a. ta. Interment Sandy Ridge ceme tery. Arrangements, in care of Miller A Tracey. Send Us Your Old Carpets Old Bags aad Woolem Clotalag We Hake BeTartlMs. UaBd'Werea Fluff Rugs Tey Wear Like Irra . Bag Bags Wot All Sixes Mall Orders Bead for Booklet Carpet Cleaning 9x12 Rugs Steam Cleaned $1.50 WESTERN" FLUFF BUG CO. M TJaioa Ave. V. Bait ! Phoses B.147I BACHELDER At Hillsdale. Or.. Not. 20 Luther Baehelder. age 66 years, belored hus- i band of Nancy Baehelder. father of Mrs. Otis Conklin, at McCormick, Wash., L. C-. A. C. J. P.. 8. C. and T. G. Baehelder. all of this eity. mineral serrices will be held Thursday. Not. 21. at 1 D. ra.. at the chapel of Miller A l racer, interment tireenwood cemetery. GILMAN At Mare Island, Cel.. Not. 19, Fred erick Stlnson Oilman, aged 26 rears, late of Portland, Or,, hnsband of Mrs. Beatrice Gilman. Trie funeral serrices wiu be held ITriday. Nor. ZZ, at 11 o clock a. m.. at the residence es- tablkhment of J. P. Finley A Son, Montgomery at 5th. Friends inTited. Interment at Se attle, Wash. GORDWOOD COUNTRY SLABWOOD MULTNOMAH FUEL CO. A.I11I AUCTION SALES TOMORROW GCRR The funeral serrices of tie late Harry i;neater uurr will be held Saturday. MoT. 23, at 1 o'clock p. m. . at the reaidence estab- lisnmentot J. P. rimer ec eon, Montgomery at oth. mends lnrtted. Serrices st tne grare in Rose City cemetery will be conducted by One- onta Trib No. .2, I. O. R. M TWOMBLY In thia city. November lf: 1918, Frank Walter Twombly, aged 31 years; be lored husband of Oiire G. Twombljj father of Lois Twombly. Funeral serrices will be held st Holman'a funeral parlors at 1 n. m. . Saturday November 23. 1918. Interment at Mount Scott cemctwy. NANCE In this city. Nor. AT Wilson's Auction House, 169-178 2d stl ' XV . . 111. Dairymen Urged to Keep Organization To Maintain Prices That "the time has come for Oregon dairymen to make a tight organisation in order that they may receive for their milk and butterfat the price that it is worth to the world In food value,'' is asserted by Alma D. Katx, president of the Oregon Dairymen's league, in a call issued this morning for a spe cial meeting of all dairymen at the Central library next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. "Already an organized effort has been made to cut the price of milk to producers," the announcement contin ues. "The request has been denied. "They (the dairymen) have never re ceived full compensation in the past they can only receive full compensation in the future by organization, and united effort," is another expression used by Mr. Katz in the call for the meeting. Only Limited Profit Allowed to Stores That Sell Turkeys Thanksgiving turkeys must not be sold at a profit In excess of five cents a pound over cost for "cash and carry1 stores and seven cents a, pound over cost for delivery stores, according to Thomas G. farreli, assistant federal food administrator. "The food administration wants to be fair with dealers in this article,". said Mr. Farrell, "and at the same, time the public expects to be safeguarded Dressed turkeys will be an important factor in the poultry 'market for tha next two weeks, and the price cannot be fixed with any exactness, as values will depend upon the supply reaching the market within the next few days. At present, the wholesale price of choice dressed turkeys is 40 cents. which would make the price to ' con . . !. Mm . ,. buiuctd a to ii cents. .: - MEETITfG NOTICES 41 20. Edward Nanc. aged; 24- years, eon of Edward Nance of Padukah, Ky. The remains will be forwarded this (Thsjrsday) evening by J. P, Finley A Son, to Padukah. Ky., where service will b held and interment made. GEE In this city. Not. 21, Henry Oee, aged 72 years, late of McMmnvilIe, Or. The remains will ha forwarded hv J. P Finler A Son todar (Thursday) to McMinnrUle, Or., where serrices will be held and interment made. AlJ aAUSK TKlfPT.UI S a O. N. M. 8 Rt.tt ...f ' Saturday. Norember 28. at 8 7. iivrmi Masonio BRISSETT In this city. Norember 18, 1918 Alice M. Brissett, aged 41 years 11 months 20 days; belored wife of Albert Brissett of Hsu ant and Tamhfll .r. v.... talnment after builneas session: risiting nobles cordially InTited. By order of th potentate, Hugh J. Boyd, Recorder. Tempi, West Boss street. Remains are at Holman'a Funeral parlors. Funeral notice later. B. P. O. ELES NO. 142 Regu lar meeting this (Thursday) renlng. Elks temple. 8 o'clock visiting members welcome. M. B. SPAULDINO, Secretary. MILLINGTON At the residence, 6T0 Sumner street. Norember SO. 1819, Anna Miiungton aged 45 Tears 11 months 2 days; belored wife of Joseph E. Millington. Remains are at Hoi man's Funeral parlors. Funeral notlc later, STEPHENSON In thia city. Walter Stephen son of 960 ancourer eve., age ST years. Funeral services will be held at Carlton. Or. Friday at 2 - p. m. Remains st P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors. East 11th and Clay. KIRKPATRICK COUNCIL. 2227. Knights and Ladles of Security. Regular business meeting ' Friday 8 p. m. Largs class initiation: beauti ful military ceremonies. Erery member is requested to come and help make our council bigger and better than ever. HASSALO HABSALO LODGE NO. IB, L s. vf. .. wui meat tomor row (Friday) erening at 7:80 B o ciocx. nomination oi officers I n n r sna otssr important business v.U.r. wui be transacted. Mak it a first class reunion and come. Ail Odd Fallows inrited. M. A. CARLSCN. Noble Grand. FREDERICK COZENS. Rec. Sec. WEB FOOT CAME NO. 65 W. O. W erery Friday Mght in W. O. W. Temnle. 128 11th st Members re quested to b present Visitors welcome, i Jt. iMloung jonsui commander, u. L. rssrnur, cirk. ALBERT FIXE LODGE NO. 182. m . mm .m. sa. special com munication Friday evening. Nor. 22, at 7 o'eock. Visitors wecom. By order of W. M. E. R. IVTE, Beey, MT. HOOD LODGE NO. 1ST. a" F. A A. M. Special 'commu nication tomorrow (Friday) v- no?. i as i :su. c uaivn. Turan welcome. By or- oer ox w. at. juu. u. DICK. . Secretary. 8ELLWOOD LODGE NO. iat. A. F. as A. M. Stated com munication tomorrow (Friday! erening at 8 o'clock. Visitor welcome. Bf order w. M. . J. H. BITLER. Secretary. OREGON COMMANDERT K. T. Special conclave this f Thursday) Tenlng at 7:80. Bed Crosa. Tour sttendanc wui d appreciated. C. F. WIEGAND. Reecrder. WANTED AU eooka and assistants of Xocal No. SOT to attend meeting Thursday eve ning. iMovsmoer 21, is is. nomination of ef- ficers. O. T. FREDERICK. See'y. EMBLEM Ji I . charmr, J, aeger oro., liWiS .SU U , JOHNSON At th late residence, 8732 Foster road. Pheb V. Johnson, age 83 year. Funeral serrire will be held at P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors Friday at 2 p. m. Friends inrited. WINKOOP Thomas A. Winkoop, 6S8 Salmon, Not 18. 48 rears, lobar tmeumoma. FIFE Rebecca Spear Fife, 16414 Beech, Nov. xo, jtf years, autcui pcuuina. ERCEQ Benedeta Erceg, 663 Water, Nov. 17 82 years, influenza. VARDX German Vardy. 4614 67th. Nor. 16 64 years, broncho pneumonia. EDWARDs) Francis A. Edwards. 82 E. 81st. Nor. 18. 05 years, lobar pneumonia. SHANE Clarence D. Shane, 6 E. 84th, Not. 17. 86 years, pulmonary tuberculosis. DANIELS Mrs. Mabel Daniels, St. Vincents hospital. Nor. 14, 20 years, grippe. BOB IN SON Jack Robinson. St. Vincents hos pital. Oct. m, o years, pneumonia. HOLLAND J. H. Holland. 109 N. 18th, Not. 17. 83 years, pneumonia. BOO THY Eddie Boothy, 802 Union, Nor. 16, 11 years, pneumonia. WALIN Mra. L. Walin. Portland Medical hos- nital. Nor. 18. ZV years, carcinoma. NELSON Dorothy Nelson, Multnomah hospital. Not. 16, 0 years, chronic nephritis. HELLIS Ruth Hellis. 880 Strong. Nor. 0, 11 rsars. pneumonia. MARTIN Ann Jessie Martin. 288 Crosby, Nov. 17. 24 years, pneumonia. WARREN Mellisaa Warren. 496 E. 18th, Nor. 17. 80 years, aenu dementia. SISSON Minnie Nisaon. Good Samaritan hos pital. Not. 18, 22 years, pneumonia. WANTED A girl for general housework. Main 7220. TWO women te help in kitchen, 180, board and room. 412 N. 19th. WOMAN or girl for cooking and general house work on feign. Phon East 313. Th niuahia nenera- and MIDDLE AGED woman for light housekeeping, plea XrTTo B"o mall family; permanent E-962. Joum.U IOST On Tuesday, the 19th. between E. 6th and Oregon and Everett and 27th; gold coin brooch mn, set with singl diamond. Re ward. Phone Marshall B280. No HELP WAWTETJ HALE FEMALE A2CD tt MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Pays you while learning: aires you set of tools guarantee positions. Write foe catalogue. 284 Burnside St., or phone Broadway 1781. automobile. alE.N, HOMEX, learn barber trade tree: wag wui learning: Dosltion s-uarantd. Ore eon Call East 103. bet. 8 and 6. B"ber College. 228 Madison. FOIND Canadian engineer's pin. 13B8. Call Main FOUND. 488S. a purs with money. Phon Bdwy. PORTLAND BARBER COLLEGE Teaches men and women the barber trade free. Pay while learning. 284 Couch. Broadway 24 83. LOST 2 small heifers, Jersey and Holstein. Address Frank Naudts. Lenta. LOST Gray silk handbag, treasured as gift. Kewara. nnoer notuy Mar. -4200. HELP WAICTED MALE SITTJATTOJrS MALE EXPERIENCED salesmsn desires to near from Pacific, coast manufacturers seeking repn entstion in New Tork city.. . Now , is the time. T-B37. Journal. FORDS repaired In your own garage 80S East 8tbt by Phone TOU NEED WORK WE NEED MEN EIGHT HOURS WORK. 42 WEST LINN MILLS FREE EMPLOYMENT perts, . 81 an .hour. East 8780. REPAIRING, painting, papering, kslsominlng and wrecking done. Prices rrssnnabl. Pet- titt, 80S E. 8th. Phon East 8780 LEAKY roof repaired, painted; all kinds of carpenter work. Bdwy. 8270. WANTED Position driving privste csr; goo3 experience; no bad habits. DX-B88, Journal. OFFICE MILL WALK. ACROSS BRIDGE, TOTING man. experienced, wishes position drir OREGON CITY. 20O FARE PORTLAND. CAN COME WITHOUT WAITING JOB AS SURED IF YOTJ ABE ABLE TO DO FAIB DAY'S WOBK IF DESIRED CAN GET BEST EATS 830 AT WEST LINN INN- CLEAN BEDS 10C NIGHT AND TJP. IF NOT NOW DOING ESSENTIAL WAR WORK COME. ing car in privste family. Tabor 8728. YOUNG man wishes Job as fireman in or out or city; good references. B-708. Journal. WANTED Used pool and billiard table. Must rm bargain. Phone Tenor 070!s. ELDERLY man desire position as Janitor or houseman. E-986, Journal. WORK wanted by plumber Phone East 8108. and stcamfitter ROOF work, reshingllng, patching done by eon- tract, pnone Beaenam. Marshall 706. SITUATIONS FEMALE WANTED Position as housekeeper or work i rooming House, t all 134 7 Grand sr. N.. or phone Woodlswn 4499. MARINE ENGINEERS United States 8iP" I MIDDLEAOED lady wishes' work by hour ping board free manna engineers school at . A.r phone East 4171 room 18 University of Washinston. Seattle. Trains engine on-g 1 ..' 1 ' room is. room officers for new merchant marine. Short COklPETENT, willing womaan wanU wort- cut to license. Nativ or naturalized el ti sens Phone A-1887. only. Ststionary. locomotive engineers, oilers. WANT poeition as cook. (15 a week, water tenders, eligible. Course only one month. I wood 8772. -No enlistment. Address W. J. uramDa. euu . - : : : Stuart bide. Seattle Wash rosiuon as cook in tea room. Sell- Broadway 1111. iFTr rv a torn on v 1 VTrn Lesrn how to pile pulp: dsy work only: M-OJIPETENT woman wishes day sweeping. .. Atr. B r.' work W.t T.lnn PW u-.uwij.io.roDM mr. BID wages " c , o iiuura wui.. ' c v xjiuii i rym i . w Employment office, across bridge from Oregon HOLSEWORK by day. City. WANTED Immediately, 2 good fast boys with wheels ; must be over 1 6 : can earn salary . anal to that paid by shipyards and your chances for rapid advancement a re excellent. nee Mr. Bailey at Western Union Telegraph Co.. 76 8d. WANTED An experienced well driller on gaso- line rig. drilling for water. Have a year's work engaged. Will hire by day or work on shares, or sell half interest or sell all cheap. Address Box 94. Pendleton, Or. 233 E. 48th st. KTJBSES EXPERIENCED nurse, best of references, win take patients, confinements preferred, in he own nome. i-non bast B66S. MALE mental nurse. Col. 2706. FURNISHED ROOMS HOTEL FRANKLIN WANTED 6 or 7 experitneed shoemakers on .. n.V CA tn lift ne W..W ft Iimim Stesdy employment. Inquire Sam Bush. 1824 HOTEL LEKOY 90 Vs oth at. bet. Oak and WASHINGTON AT THIRTEENTH tl a Day Up. Special Rates by Week. Pacifio are.. Tacoma, Waah. PLASTERER wanted, who wants horns. Finish 6 rooms, almost completed. Price 816S0. Eeiy terms. Berkeley, Tsbor 854 forenoons. SALESMAN wanted to sell General Pershing Victory Transparent Window Flags. Call 43 4th street, room 607. ROOFS repaired, reshlngled and painted. All kinds of carpenter work. Call Wesley A Chickwoed. Phone A-2487, shop, or A-2826, r. Stark t. Rooms by day or week. modern bungalow. u mars. 818. 930 30th HOUSES FOR RENT FUK5ITCRE FOR SALE St MOUNT TABOR CAR 4 ROOM BUNGALOW 81700 8800 CASH EASY PAYMENTS A real nifty 4 room bungalow with fireplace, built-in buffet, full basement, waah trays. 50x100 lot, with!, l block of ML Tabor ear. Imagine) all that for 81700. on payment of 8800 down. You har nothing to lose and all to sals by sa investigation. Lt us show you. A O. TEEPE OO. ' 264 Btark at, near Third. Mala S51S. Branch Of fie. 60th and Sandy. 82550 PENINSULA BUNGALOW 82550 4 room and sleeping porch, larg combina tion living and dining room, hardwood floor. -whit enamel plumbing fixture, fireplace, winduw . sest, bookcases, etc., artistic Indirect lights, white Dutch kitchen, screened in back porch. Very attractive bungalow and a bargain. Bull only 2 year. One block to ear. Price 12580. easy terms. See FRANK L. M'OUIBE. ABINGTON BLDG.. Main 1068. Main 5166. sonable. Shipyard district. 252 Glbb. FURNISHED HOUSES now Vacant ; clOse-!" 7 room doubl constructed beta, is tins sbap; good, full eexnent basement; bB hard -rurfac in and paid; H block from ear. lTta and Dtrision ata. Pric 630002 y tsrsaa. CA? toraediat possession. CaU at est office. We will tak you. O. A. Warrlner. ( BITTER, LOWE A OO.. a lb , a J Tr C JS 11. Fu 208-5-7 Board of Trad bids. FURNISHED house with garage, on Mt Tsbor, 9 rooms, besutlfully located: music room re served for teaching 2 afternoon a week. 860 per month. Phone Tabor 4 406. APARTMENTS 41 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED FOR KALE (or cash or mostly cash, brick apartment house, white pressed brick front. new and modem. In moat desirable pert of Portland, wet side. Erery apartment rented. Value $40,000. T-989. Jonrnal. HART APARTMENTS iT Newly furnished modern housekeeping and aleeping rooms. $2.50 and Ujr MAGNOLIA APT. East Sd and Belmont; modern 1 and 2 room apts.. l.BU per wa up Sleeping rooms. East ail ROSE CITY PARK BUNGALOW 63T60 A high class bungslow, 5 rooms, with extra neary hardwood floor, tiled bath: fireplace) ' with bookcase, beautiful buffet, cored ceilings. , full concrete baiement. wash trays, splendid . furnace; lot 50x100; completely modem la , erery respect and built but a short time; . good buy; our pntos at your serric. Hughe . Blak. 114 V4 Grand are . auita 109. DM ' Citiaens' bank. Phone East 8592. VACANT. MOVE SIGHT IN 82800 FURNISHED BUNGALOW 8280O Very attractive bungalow horn t)f 8 tiinasl and den, beet white enamel plumbing fixture, elect, and sea. large porch. This pric include complete furniture, like new. This ts a horn . and is offered at a sacrifle on account of etok neaa. Pric 32800; easy terms. E. 10th near , jainsworrn. Be FRANK L. MeOL'ini? AftlNGTOV RTjyi. roBuy Your Home. Main 1068 Main 618s. . FINE HAWTHORNE HOME T rooms and larve else nine Twifrh full easeei4 basement. Rector gas heating system: corner lot; - VWO O T W .... I kM.M 1 K M.IHI all full: no agents need apply. T-P4W. journal. DL"- im car, on vow FOR RENT FLATS IS CLEAN storerooms for rent for bring rooms"; no children. 919 H Williams are. HOTELS 84 PORTLAND TISrrOBS Itrt Th Journal Travel Bureau Help you get accommodation. service is rail Writ to "Doney B. Smith. Journal Trarel Bureau. Journal Bldg., Port land. Ore." Ttll him when you will arrive, what hotel or other accommo dations you want and about what you xpeet to pay. Ha win notify you Im mediately just what, if any. reserra tion h baa been able to mak for Jtm and how to reach them. B ur to writ a reasonable Umt La aura WANTED TO BENT PORTLAND SHIPBUILDERS WANT HOUSES FLATS APARTMENTS Phon or mill Information regarding your Tacanete to "Hear Together. U XIOTUt- est Steel Co.. Msln 1198. FURNISHED room and kitnenett by employed Udy, west side, walking distance, reasonable; privste family and piano preferred. P-955. Journal. WANTED By man and wlf. 2 or 8 unfur nished rooms, wast aids preferred. 8eHwod 1854. WANTED By Dec T. by reliable persona, about 5 rooms unfurnished. Tabor 1837. 1014 E. Main. WATCH OUB ADS. WE GET RESULTS O. A, Warrlner, HITTER. ' LOWE A CO.. 208 6-7 Board of Trade bldg. 8100 CASH. 820 month, beautiful new 6 rorca . modern dwelling, newly painted, all doubl conatructod, cement basement, lota of windows. S blocks to Eataradm car. 2 .1 mianta anL A ' blocks to pared st. Eaatmoreland. a breath of country air. fin scenic nrerrlew rid, but th . nous is not completed, need inalde nlaaUrtss. etc.; finishing lumber in basement, 1178 Cry. ' Ul Springs boulevard. Tabor 854. forenoons. FUBNISHED ALBERTA BUNGALOW 8 rooms and cood floored attic, enrner lots nice lawn, larg chicken house, all good furni ture; clear of all lncumbranc; 2 blocks 1 roes : car. rnc 53300. terms. C. A. Warrlner. RITTER. LOWE A OO., (fa-8-7 Board of Trad bldg. v 3150 CASH. 816 monthly. Mot right ta. ' modern 4 room house, with attio for 2 bdsr lot BOM 25. garden, chickanhous. block tT ML Tabor car. 1980 East Main. Price 82000. Also 6 room house in Woodlswn, lot 100x100, . 6 room house, garden and fruit. 614 Jnnio let.. 1 block to car. 82600. Marshall 4360. owner. 82800 ADJOINING ALAMEDA PARK ' ' Very attractive bungalow, 60x100 lot, ta Praacott, near SSd. full cement basement, fir, place, electricity and gas. white enamel plumb ing and sleeping porch.' Broadway car. Pries 32300A Terms. See - - FRANK L. MoGUIRE. ABINGTON BLDG. To Buy Your Home. Main 1068. ' - 33750 6 ROOM mod ernHborow. "without" single item that you can wish for missing; garage A beautiful home on on of th bast streets in th Haw thorn district; st. Imp. all included in pric; terms. , J. A. WICKMAN CO.. 314 gtsrk. Mais B88. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE OWNER LEAVING CITY " Thia beautiful house close in on east Sid. Big, fin rocana. Modern in erery respect. Caa - b bought for two thirds of ralu if sold withia ; 10 days. Don't Jet this chance go by. . Call Marshall 6510. Ask for Mr. Sari, REAL ESTATE FOR MALE BOUSES IT 82950 Give BOSK C1TT PARK 8500 CASH immediate poaoisinn ; nifty 66 closeTn snaps 8 rm. 298 Cherry sr.. 81800: 3200 cash. 778 Montana are.. S rata. 81800. 628 E Salmon st, 8 rms., 6300 cash. 1066 E. Salmon, 6 rms.. 82000; 8300 rash. 1000 E. Morrison at, 6 rooms. 81750: 8300 cash These properties are nighty good buy and your inspection I inrited; photo at of fk of Fred W. German Ce . 782 Chasm., of Co. GOOD BUY MT. TABOB DISTRICT. - 32959 basement, electricity, gas. wash trays, larg living sna auing room, ri replace; close to ear; Ilea paid. Mix Blocomb. Main 7266, 62-4 Henri' bldg. BARGAIN IN 6 ROOM BUNGALOW ' "'" Have other unoccupied property which f must occupy and will accept any reasonable offer for my modern 6 -room bungalow which I now occupy In good residential district. A good bay at 83260. Beaaonabl flash lis i ass III with balance Ilk rent Tabor 7130. SUNNTslDE 82180 A Hie S room home, elos la. near Lawret . room, well built house, comer lot all hard hurst This la surf see in and paid; clear of all incumbrance; py 8200 down and it yours, COE A. M KENNA A CO..' 82 4th st. Board of Trad. Mala 462. 860 DOWN will buy on. CONVENIENT sleeping room Close in. Walk ing distance. 892 H E. Burnside st HOTEL SARGENT. Hswthorne and Grand. Starting point special csr for Vancourer. Hotel Princesa 3rd and Bnrmida FRONT bedroom 83.50 a week; also transient H Union 8. WANTED First class rod man or rhainman and 2 good axmen. Inquire at the Frederick I Post Co.. 92 5th at. HAND lasters, pullers on and other shoemakera, steady work. Apply Washington Sho Mfg. Co.. Seattle, Wash. WANTED Young man reporter. penence unnecessary. Phone Main 7111. Extensive ex- Job worth 3115 mo. FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE FAMILY 76 NICELY furnished room, walking distance. 54 5 Oth st. between Jackson and Lincoln. IF YOU want nice clean rooms, call East 6180. Horns prirlleges if deMred. ONE furnished sleeping room with stove in for rent 82.75 per wee. 472 Vsncourer are. 1 block from car, 40th st. Price 8870O, terms. WATCH OCR ADS. WE GET RESULTS C. A. Warriner, RITTER. LOWE A CO.. 203-5-7 Board of Trad bldg. 82400 BANCROFT ST. HOME 82400 5 room house, full cement basement, furnace, elect and gas, whit enamel plumbing, macadam etreet. sewer snd sidewalk all paid. 1 block to 2 cerline. Convenient to N. W. Steel. Coast snd Columbia River shipyards. House ia A-l condition. See FRANK L. M'GUIRE, ABINGTON BLDG., To Bur Your Home. Main 1068. chicken: FLORISTS CLARKE BROS., florists. Morrison st bet 4th and 8th. Phon Main or A-l 80 5. Fin flow ers and floral designs. No branch store. MARTIN AFORBES CO.. florists. 854 Wash- ington. Mala Z08, A-12SD. glowers for ail occasion artistically arranged. IRVINGTON PARK FLORAL CO.. 4th aa3 Yamhill. . Funeral design ; lowest price. PEOPLES FLORAL SHOP, 249" Aider, design and decorations. Phon Mar. 6922. LUBLINER. Portland hotl. 828 Morrison at MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 H 6th st FTJNEBATj MBECTOR9 Main 4162. Undertaking Co, A-2321. Cor. Skewes Wilson & Wilson Sd and Clay. 1137 Kerry st (Vdlxb- 4940. C-1153 1978 I neral serrices. East GUsan at Fa- HAMILTON A, RrZellerCo,5iLViwot avenue. 01088. icivrrn a. k. ... n . v . CLEAN front room in modern home, auitahl houm Wing.; Oregon AllVys. 86 4 Bdwy! tor 2 gentlemen. 751 Kearney. tM.in 4441 WANTED Men to work on river boats, 660 and up. room ana ooara. Appiy wasningtoa dock. FOR RENT Furnished rooms; Stark st Bdwy. 8160. men only. 411 48 HELP WANTED MISC. BURSELT PRIATE BUSINESS SCHOOL Shorthand, Typewriting, Spelling, Business Eng lish. Office Training. Filing. Bookkaenine. A ris ing Machine. Individual Instruction, Nw. Up- to-date Equipment. uay and erening class. LUMBERMEN s BLIKi., 5th and BUrk. Phon Bdwy. 3464. Mis W. Bnrsell. Principal. FRONT room and larg apt. ; also larg sleep ing room; no children. 024 Flanders. TWO furnlibed-H7K. rooms, 806 H Belmont and 26th st Call after 6:80. UNFURNISHED ROOMS If BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR OPERATORS We har never had as great a demand for out students aa NOW. W are indorsed by th railroad and can assure young ejaen and women success by enrolling in day cr erening clauses Dow naruos, . nw or emu ivr muinia nail way Telegraph Institute. 218 By. Exh.. bld. poqiana. FOR RENT 2 unfurnished room auitahl for housekeeping ; rent reasonable. 1104 E. Main st ROOMS AND BOARD THE HAZEL "Not lik the other.' 13 comfort Horn ooking. 885 Third. Every HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL 462 Hawthorn J avenue. Practical Instruction in automobil repairing. BOOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE FAMILY ' II A LARGE front room for 2 gentlemen, parat bads. 87 per week, for room and board. 626 Clay. gaa engineering, machine shop practice, oxy- ROOM and board, home privilege, reasonable. acetylene welding, store-- battery rebuilding and charging. Day and evening rlssse. ' ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL Union Are. and Wasco St -Day and Night Classes. Special Department for Wean, Call or Writ for Oataloca. BEHNKE WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE day ! classes; nignt scnooi reopens Monday, Nor. 18; enroll now. Cell Wdln. 2675. 1028 East 16th N. ELEGANT rooms; also breakfast Mar. 5188. HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS 8 FUBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED TWO- unfurnished housekeeping rooms. Build ing has beea thoroughly renovated through out 892 H K. Burnside st MISS DECKER'S Tabor 4818.J PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE ' j. i susai xiusju. a.iu asunvniaun. , vtEiK'8 BUSINESS COLLfitiV' 2 BOOMS, furniahed or unfurnished for H. K. near Twohy Bro.. shop. Tabor 6196. TWO unfurnished housekeeping room 88 per cnomn. uau zoh rrent tt WUTLAMLeOBEC01t. v NICE rocga 2 Mock from ti. Wt Steel Ccs 463 -suoa aw - . - two or threw two cottage on Bos City tin. Mont. rflla. and other good district. Prieea nag . from 8600 to 81000, monthly payssesiU rots 310 to 818 morUhiy. Fred W. G rasas Oo 7ia many of Oom. HOME FOR THE OLD FOLKS . S bouse, on 8 room clasterad aottaaw wttxt bath and toilet and 1 eery neat 2 room eottag. both on comer lot. 60x76; 1 block to ML SeoU ear; 8200 cash, 820 monthly. Pied W. Germaa Co., 782 Chamber of Commerc. FURNISHED COTTAGE iltti Very neat well built piss tared cottage, . pletely furnished, on Bos City park Mn T4a 4id yard, fruit snd berria of all kind. 637 eash. 320 xaoathly: all ready to saor totolr -Fred W. Ocrusaa Co., 782 Cham, ef Ooa. LARGE HorsE. liALF' BLOCK" " ' " Fin fruit and nuts, near school aad Beed college, 84500, take good touring ear CO to 31500, 81000 cash and balance oa long (Ibm. Call Sell. 264. evening. FOR SALE Fin 8-ronm bungalow In first class district, pared street and all impiuve mcnts, 2 blocks frera carline, 20 minute rid downtown; reasoned pajanent baianc use. Inqnlr Main 7862; erenlngs Tabor 68?. ' 82950 BUNGALOW - .' 1 ' ' Btaaswt bargain in modern buneslnw. mJt fine buffet beam ceiling, nice electrio fixture, district 8 rooms, bath, fireplac. etc? Lata thaa gas. Dutch kitchen, laundry tray, good base- $600 will haadia; baianc Ilk rent Mala 8840. ment lin lot H blck ear. No snmsnta. Tabor 7180. Owner Tabor 6889 3000 BUYS a 6 room modern double Lon MODERN BUNGALOW except furuac. with full basement aadlot I1?nn I ... At la. m. a. 4 m . . Iwtt n x nu v Call at one ra f facta, atac, etc; urg tot. 3200 cash, bal. terms. J. U KARNOPP A CO., 819 By. ExcK bldg. Main 878 5 BOOM bungalow, hot and cold water, bath, 4 CHICKEN. CHICKEN 5 room eottag and 3 lota within city limit. Bull Bun water, gas, fin garden, lots of fruit Vmm. nir-e neighborhood. S1600. Fine place to 2m raise chickens. Just the race for on baring an auto. Hard aurfac roaa all in way. Iay terms. THE CROSSLET-V1UAKS .. 270 Stsrk st. Mln 8052. A CO?Y LITTLE BUNGALOW 2 blocks to Albert car w har a beautiful 4 room bungalow with 2 small sleeping porehe for only 31600. Pay 8800 cash, baianc as . .... COkJ A. M n as saain isu. 82 4th at. Board ef Trad. SOOO R08EcTTY PARK 88000 Fin modern 6 room bnngalow beside sleep ing porch, beautiful fireplace, book esses, chicken house, fruit trees ; on whole eity block; rich soil. You caa. mak 81600 thia year; close in; email first pkyzaaat snd 830 per month. Phon belL 1859. 7 ROOM modern house, double (arag. cor.. hardsurfee. Cost owner 86600. Will aacrific for quick sal, 64000. Deal with owner. 612 Chamber of Commerc. Mala 2941, trees. held rscant for purchaser. if interested. Houek. 110 10th st RICHMOND HOME ! T" rooms sad aiaeping porch, bull tin ffaots. hardwood floor, cement baaemant, block to ear. 32900. Terms. BeUwood 103C iltSO K-ROOlf- bungalow; attic, furnae) 3 blocks from car; 8800 each wiQ handle. J. A. WICKMAN CO.. 814 Stark. Main 888. ONE acre of land in Parlow. Or.. 7 room hou city water, electric lights, good cellar a4 bars. Price) 8800; 8450 cash, baianc ea . 78 umoa sea. ncrtn. 3235IBVi5TON PARK .BUNGALOW- &EW doubl conrtraoted hoa-a, V. . wj,' ' Mot in. 6 rooms, 80x100. 8850 cash. bL I phrmbing, 61850; I500dowB: Liberty bond 325 per mo. I aoeeptao. wooaiawa car z Dices, iza an MAIN 8051. 2T2 STARK ST. 1 TT t : 8ROOM bungalow, west aid, for 6866. 310 BUTALOW. 7 rooma, bath baementfruit cash, balance 816 Pr xaosth. M. E. 1m. BUD (JOTDett oiag. MODERN 4 -room bungalow, cast aid. 31800; 8800 eash. baianc term. Owner. 183 Ban croft are. Msnhall 8682. COM E and look at my now S room bungalow, "a great bargain ia Rose Clift CaU WoifjaWin. si asa x shad trwa. macadam at. 2 ft blks. north M-V oar. Pric 32260. 3300 cash. 204 E. 65th N. 26006200 cash takes modern 8-roea house, cement basement, fireplace. acrn. fin sna. ditton. Richmond district Tsbor 6441. Us you want a real 8 roes he, 1 block .f roaa - ear, welkins distance. 828 dowa. monthly paysenw lis rent, can stain IrvK SALE, cheap nlc 8 roe. Wei bungs- lrTftbwrtoTst IZL? - log gtyla. -AH kinds- at fruit. .x4JaU after- I lots, oa ooraer. Alberta nit Phone Mar. 184. oons. Tabor 877T. . , 1 tCoaUsss oa foUowUf Tsf t)