15
TO REPUBLICANS
Japanese Diplomat vSays Out
breaks Against His People Are
.. Inspired by Politicians.
Tokio. Sept. 20. (U. P.) "Keep
cool!"
That waa the advice given his
countrymen by Kenzo Adftchl, the
"Colonel House" of Viscount Kato
and credited as one of Japan's
Hhrewdent politicians, when he re
turned from a tour of Europe and
the United States.
Outbreaks against Japan now occur
ring regularly in the United States, ho.
said, were merely for political effect,
with the presidential election in mind.
The Republican in the senate, he said,
do not represent the majority of Amcv
lea, and the itenate foreign relatkri.- ,
committee's PHantung amendment will j
not be accepted by the senate.
Adachl reminded the Japanese that !
Americans always speak frankly.
As for Irish independence. Adachi said
for the Japanese government to consider
it "would he diplomatically preposter
ous." .
City Officials Flee
From Drumwright to
Escape Fury of Mob
" -
Cushinir. Okla., Sept. 23. (I. N. S.)
Mayor Nlcodemus and several of the
officials of Drumwright, Ckla., have
fled to this place to escape the fury of
a mob which late Monday took posses
sion of the town. All wires to Drum
bright, according to the telegraph com
panies, have been taken over or cut by
the mob.
The mob organised In sympathy with
telephone strikers, and, after a picket
rmd hwn struck bv an officer, threats
of lynchlngs were made. The mayor
and other officials were given until 10
.o'clock Tuesday morning to resign. Be
fore that hour, however, they had es
caped from the tow.n after spending a
part of the right In Jail for their own
protection.
Veterans of 148th
Field Artillery Are
Now in Organization
Organisation of veterans of the 148th
field artillery was completed Monday
night at a meeting at Central library hall.
The officers are : President, Andrew
Harr ; vice president, Charles W.
Haugsten ; treasurer, William P.
Choato ; secretary, Joseph A. Nelsz ;
Eergeant-at-arms, Walter E. Wlesendan
ger. The name to be adopted for this or
ganization will be presented for vote at
the next meeting, which will be held at
the red room, Hotel Benson, at 8 :30 p. m.,
October 7. All former members of the
organization are eligible to membership
. and participation.
A Vote of thanks was also taken in he
half of the ladies' auxiliary of the 148th
field artillery.
Former Cannery
In White Salmon
To Be Operated
White Salmon, Wash., Sept. 23. W. I.
Spencer of Portland, owner of extensive
apple orchard property in the White
.Salmon valley, is planning; to operate
the plant of the- former White Salmon
. cannery, making vinegar and citTW. lie
will utillxo cull apples from his orchard
and others of the valley.
Hood River Woman Hurt
White Salmon. Wash., Sept. 23. A
car driven by Portland people whose
names were not ascertained and in which
Mrs. B. Davidson of Hood River was a
paosenRer. went off the grade on the
Bluff road Sunday evening. Mrs. Da
vidson suffered a fractured shoulder and
the other occupants of the car were se
verely bruised.
Portland Men Fined
Following Wild Ride
Salem, Sept. 23. R. Bailey, H. A.
F.eid and Tom Foley, all of Portland,
were arrested on a charge of disorderly
conduct, Monday night, when they ran
wild In a red automobile at the State
Fair grounds camp, endangering the
lives of campers. They pleaded guilty
in justice court this morning and were
fined $25 each. This was the only un
toward incident in the first day of the
state fair.
Portland Attorney
. Is Admitted to Bar
i .
Salem. Sept 23. Edgar Freed of Fort
land was today permanently admitted to
practice of law in Oregon on an order
Issued by the supreme court. Permits to
practice in Oregon for the probationary
period were granted to Oscar G. Liarson
of Silverton, who comes in on a Montana
certificate, and Ancel C. Jones of Fort
land, admitted on a certificate from In
diana.
Oarston & Earles Buy
State Highway Bonds
Salem, Sept, 23. The state treasurer's
office Monday completed the sale of
$2,000,000 worth of state highway bonds
to Carston Earles of Seattle. This
is a part of the $10,000,000 bond issue
authorised by the last legislature . for
construction of good roads in Oregon.
Two Lines in Oregon
Are Short 464 Cars
Salem, Sept 23. The Southern Pacific
company is short 252 cars and the S. P.
& S. is short 212 cars today, according
to reports received by the public service
commission.
Wife Causes Hubby's Arrest
Steven D. Powell was arrested this
morning at 7S0 Fiske Btreet by Deputy
.Constable Vatldns on a charge of as
mult and battery preferred by his wife.
FAY KING TIPS OFF MILADY AGAINST
THE CANNED COLOR MAKE-UP
By Fay King
(Mim King is a Portland girl whose first news
paper work was published in The Journal ev
end years ago. Bile now ia located in New
York.)
Look well into the old reflec
tor. Milady, an' don't let' em kid
you. If you are accumulating a
chin and crow's feet, take the
advice of a poor simp and beat
it away from the gang before
they start handing you any
laughs.
What's the use of spending
your life from one facial make-
up to another, and lettin' the
old pals that usta crave your
smile hand, you rough gaff about
being old and fat?
What's the use of troubling
to smile while they're looking
Get $234,000 Intended for Pay
roll of Standard Oil Co. of In
diana, on Whiting Platform.
Chicago, Sept. 22. (U. P.)
Three Chlcagroans, accidentally
trapped, confessed today to a rob
bery of 1234,000 from the .mails.
Officers recovered $93,620 of the
loot and went in search of th re
mainder when the prisoners told
where it was cached. With the aid
of a postal clerk the men exchanged
pouches at Whiting, Ind., last
Thursday, taking the pouch con
taining $234,000 to meet the payroll
of the Standard Oil company of
Indiana.
The men held are Teo and Walter
Filipkowski and John S. Wejka. Wejka
is a mail clerk and is implicated in al
leged confessions as the man who pre
pared the fake mall pouch and ar
ranged matters so the one containing
the money could be identified by Filip
kowski when tossed from the train
Whiting.
Automobile Thieves
Get Jail Sentences;
Parole Ineffective
"In the future automobile thieves are
going to spend some time in jail," said
Presiding Judge Oatens Monday, as he
sentenced George Davis and C. W. Whit
tier to 30 days each in the -county jail.
Both men had pleaded guilty to theft of
-several automobiles.
"Paroling men for these offenses has
not proved effectual in the past," re
marked the judge.
Coal Shortage
Has Paralyzed
City of Vienna
Vienna. Sept. 23. -(I. N. S.) This
city is completely paralyzed by the coal
shortage. The tram cars have stopped
runtung and the factories are threatened
with a shutdown. Half , a million work
men are compelled to walk to and from
their work.
The horse cab drivers are threatening
to strike, demanding $10 as the minimum
fare, no matter how short the distance.
Ford and Son Edsel
Now Sole Owners
Detroit, Mich., Sept. 23. (I. X. S.)
Charles E. Corenson. general manaper
of the Ford tractor plant, announced this
afternoon that Henry Ford and hia eon,
Etlsei, are now the sole owneui of the
Ford Motor Company, Mayor James
Couens the only minority stockholder
having aold his stock to Mr. Ford today.
The price paid for the block waa not
given out.
Rub-a-Dub-Dub!
The Boy Scout fife, durn and bugle
band, wlftch sprang into being last
spring, has commenced practice, meet
it. g twice a week. The next meeting
will be held in The Auditorium Satur
day at 1 :30 p. m. A. P. Goes has been
employed as bandmaster and James E.
Brockway predicts membership of the
band will soon swell to from 150 to 200.
BUILDISG PERMITS
M. It. Hall Repair 1 story frame garage.
0.1 S East Main, between B. Slat and East
S2d st. ; builder same, $20.
Thomas P, Brown Erect 1 story frame res
idence, 7S1 E. 27th st N., near Fremont
builder, same, $3200. ,
S. A. lleas Erect 1 story " f rem residence
10140 SOth ave. S. between 101st snd
102d sts.: builder same. 1900.
First National bank Alter I story brick or-
CHICAGO ROBBERS
RIFLE MAIL POOCH
and sniffling when you're alone
at night, thinking back on the
good times you had when you
were a queen in the deck ?
What's the use of kidding
yourself? The bloom is gone
and canned color never fooled
anybody.
But Xoo York ain't the only
place. You may not stack up
very favorably with the youth
and beauty of cafe life around
here any more, but Noo York
asks the freshest and most flaw
less youth and beauty.
There a great big part of the
little old U. S. that starts west
of Jersey and there are a lot of
guys out there waitin to lead a
dinarjr marine auppljr hont. 122 1st at, be
tween Alder and Washington; M. W. Lorenz,
builder. S400.
IHmd Keck Erect 1 atory frame garage,
067 E. 22d at., between Powell aud
ouuuer tame, au. ;
Joseph Panne Erect 1 H atory frame reai
denne. 81?'Patton ave., between Failing- and
ShaTer; buildera, Kiecker & Walton, S4200.
First Inrestment Co.--Kenair 2 story store,
172 4th at, between Slorriron and Yamhill,
Grind Sheet Metal works, builder. $500.
P. O. Rinehart Repair 2 story frame resi
dence, 282 Monroe et., between Williams are.
and Rodney at; M. P. Sennas, builder, $175.
Rt.. Francis In Test men t Co. Repair fl story
brick ordinary apts.. 132 N. 2 1st st. between
Uliun and Iloyt ; M. F. Smith, builder. $200?
James L. Ferree Mite 1-stnry frame
faraire to 227 E. 47th at, between . Madison
and G. Salmon; morer, same, $25.
O'Sliea Bros. Repair 2 story brick ordinary
hotel, orer stores, 409 Washington, between
10th and 11th ts.; J. C. Bayer, builder, $1300.
May estate Repair 2 story brick ordinary
store, 246 Madison st. between 2d and 3rd
sts. : J. ('. Bayer, builder, $160.
0. E. Nicholson Krect 2 story frame chicken
house, 840 Rerby st, between Prescott and
Skidmore; builder, same. $50.
M. Seller A Co. Repair 2 atary frame res
idence, 87 N. 5th st.. between Everett and
Flanders; John Anderson, builder, $100.
W. B. Nutting Repair 1 story frame garage,
215 E. 3Srd st. between E. Salmon and K.
Ttylor; builder, same. $25.
W. B. Nutting Repair 1 atory frame resi
dence. 215 E. 33rd at, between E. Salmon
and E. Taylor: builder, same. $100.
It. It Morris Repair 1 story frame resi
dence. 1437 Wisteria are., near E. 54th st ;
J. J. Kadderly, builder. $240.
Ukase Inrestment Co. Erect 2 .story mill
garage and factory, 21-55 N. 15th between
Burnside and Couch; Stebinger Bred., builders,
$60,000.
K. O. Rauh and H. Jscobson. erect garage,
843-847 Wasco, between 28th and 27th; build
er, II. II. Shiimway, $350.00.
I.. K. Davis, repair residence. 141 W. Hum
bolt, between Denver and Gay; builder same,
$150.00.
M. Selling, wreck three residences, 387 F..
Tamhill, between Union and Grand; wrecker,
Cares Wrecking Co., $100.00.
Conrad Htark. repair residence. 555 Tamhill,
corner Chapman: builder same. $100.00.
A. S. Farquharson, residence. 441 41st St.,
between Hancock and Tillamook ; builder, C. H.
Greene. $3500.00
L. E. Meadows, repair residence, 605 46th
st, near Beaumont; builder, I,. W. Ilesg, $180.
L L. Appleton, repair residence, 1167 Rod
ney, between Killing sworth and Church; buildar,
U W. Hesa, $190.
R. T. Driskill, repair residence. ST9 E. First
N.. between Broadway and Hancock; builder,
L. W. Hess. $220.
H. R. Ketel. repair residence, 1124 Princeton,
between Buchanan and Burr; builder, 1.. W.
Hess. $200.
Alice A. Pitts, repair residence, 725 N. Wil
lamette bird., between Catlin nd Trumbull;
builder, E. John. $5.
Mrs. Marie Beasley. garage. 336 E. 41st
N between Halsey and tjsndy; builder same.
$100.
Frank A. Read, garage. 516 E. 10th St., be
tween Brejtee and Knott; builder aame, $400.
Frand A. Read, residence. 016 K. 10th st
N.. between Brazeo and Knott; builder same.
$6000.
II. I', (irimrn. repair store. 1425 Dekum, be
tween 6th and 7th: builders same, $40.
Orsley Athrey, repair residence, 336 Lom
bard, between C.arfield aud Rodney; buudcr,
II. U. Grimm. $170.
Ncls H. Johnson, garage, 322 Fessenden, be
tween Hudson and 8mith av., builder same,
$80.
I,. Sumner Taylor, garage, 131 E. 32nd at,
between Alder and Morrison; builder same,
$100.
j. j. Nquiuane, garage, 444 r;. Z4tn st-, be
tween Sherman and Caruthers; builder, G. Carl
son. I15U.
Guy W. Long, repair residence, 119 Hazel-
NEW TOD AT
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Old Rags and Woolen Clothing
We Hake BeTerslble, Hand-Wotem
Fluff Rugs
They Wear like Iron
Bar Ron Wore- All Sites
Han Order- end for Booklet
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
1x19 Bags, Steam Cleaned, $141
WESTERS FLUFF RUG CO.
,44 Union ATt. X.
East il6 Phones B.147
Capitol Hill Special
For the next 30 days the owners of Capitol
Hill property will offer to borne 'builders it spe
cial inducement in small tracts:
1 ecre for $900; , sore for $600; 4 acre
for S00; 1 lot BOil 00 for (200 and up.
This property is on the Oregon Electrlo rail
way. So car fare. Bull Run water, gas and elec
tricity available. Also good schools. See owners.
301 McKay bids. Pbone Main 1004.
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Phone for Solicitor for Contract Rates,
PHONES MAIN 7173 A-6 051
I
swell looking dame like you right
up to the altar and watch you
spend their money.
, They may not be the sporty
dress suitors, but they are real
guys, with the right idea, and
they'd be prouder of you for a
wife than these birds around
here were of you as a sweet
heart. You'd have everything your
own way in some little town
cause they think a lot of "know
in' how"; and, with your New
York style and manner say,
you'd be a leadin' lady in the
burg!
So, why stick around here?
Go West, young woman, go
West by rail, not gas!
fert, between Flanders and Gli5an; builder same,
$23.
W. J. Trunpley, 589 E. 26tb jr., between
Knott and Stanton; builder. Moore Bros., $4000.
II. P. Ellis, repair residence. 257 Farragut,
between Vancourer and Williams ars. ; builder
me. 11JO. S
Thos. Mann, repair store, 44V E. Burnside, !
between E. 7th and E. 8th; builder same, $100. j
Bohler Estate, repair residence. 426 E. Ever- j
ett between E. Cth and E. 7th; builder same, j
AnU-
it..io. r.f.f. i roa r.-
- ' , nA
"... v '1 1.11- rrW-.n.HSSS Hancock; reward
i-.eieu, ut-iween r.. uiu anu c. I kn, ouuuer
same. $150.
. W. S. Klein, garage. 1284 E. 20th. between
Tolman and Clayhonie; builder same. $50.
ATTTTOX SALES TOMORROW
AT WIUSON'S AUCTION HOUSE, 169-173 2d
st. Sale at 10 a. m.
MEETING NOTICES
41
PORTLAND TENT No. 1, The
Maccabees, will give a smoker
at their hall. 409 Alder St.. cor.
lltb, Thursday evenine. Seutem- 1
her 25. A fine program, includ- !
Inn bozing bouts and ciears. All
members are earnestly requested
to be present with a prospect. It's
free.
Jtty order of rommittee.
CAMP meets every Wed
nesday evening in W. O.
W. Temple. 128 11th at.
All members requested to
attend. Visitors welcome.
H. (!. DREW. C. C.
HKKMAN SCtiADK. Clerk.
PORTI.AND OiI;F; No. 55. A.
F. A. A. M. Special communi
cation tomorrow (Wednesday) eve-
niiig, 7 o'clock, Masonic temple.
Work in E. A. degree. Visiting
brethren welcome. By order W. il. !
H. J. HOI GHTON. Sec'y.
HAWTHORNE LODGE NO. 111.1
A. F. & A. M.- Special com- j
mutucation thn (Tiiesclay) eve
ning at 7 o'clock. Wrk in the
M. M. degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
U. E. MILLER. Sec y.
SAMARITAN LODOE NO. 2, L
O. O. F. The officers snd mem
bers are requested to attend the fu
neral of Brother O. V. Tlunirstx to-
dy (Tuesday), Sunnyside M. E. " church, 2:30
oclock. K. A. NEALOND, N. O.
JESSET. JONES, Sec'y.
ORERON Asbembly No. 1, United Artisans, will
hold cloed meetinc at W. O. W. hall. 128
11th St.. Tuesday evening, Sept. 23. The of
ficers and degree team of Liberty assembly
will put on the initiatory work. All Artisans
are invited. Refreshments will be served. Usual
entertainment after lodge.
E. E. VAN ALSTINE.
PRIZE WALTZ
Big dance for the public tonight, W. O. W.
ha'l, 128 1 1th st., given by Anchor council No.
748, K. and L. of S. Everyone in city invited.
Dandy music. I -a rue floor cienmittee to see you
"sve the time of yonr life. Admission 35c.
MASONIC DANCE: the main ball room. Masonic
temple. Thursday evening, September 25.
Masons, their families nd friends invited.
EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty; buttons, pins,
e harms. Jaeger Bros.. 181-iy 8tb et.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 71
BRUMBY In this city, at her late residence.
615 E. 18th st. N., September 22, Frances
A. Brumby, aged 53 years, wife of P. S. Brum
by. The funeral services will be held Wednes
day. (September 24, at 1 :30 o'clock p. m., at
Firiley's, Montgomery st 5th. Friends invited.
Keriices at the Portland crematorium private.
Please omit flowers.
TURGESEN In this city, September 22. Laura
C. Turgesen, age 40 years; beloved wife of O.
O. Turgesen of 6567 Ninety-fifth street south
east. Funeral services will be held tomorrow,
Wednesday, September 24, at 2:30 p. m.. from
the funeral parlors of A. D. Kenworthy" & Co..
5802-5804 Ninety-second street southeast, in
Ints. Interment at Mount Scott cemetery.
ROSSITER The funerafrricelT-- late
Mary Lucy Boasiter will be held Wednesday,
September 24, at 2:30 o'clock p. m.. at Fin
ley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited. In
terment at Riverview cemetery.
CARD AtTthe residence. 205 North" Eighteenth
street. September 20. lit 19, Mr. Myra Card,
aged 5B years. Remains at Holnian 'h parlors!
Third and Salmon streets. Notice of funerai
later.
BARGER At the residence, 803 Twenty-third
street north, September 22, 1910, Rebecca J.
Barger aged 94 years. Remains st HoUnan'a
funeral parlors. Third and Salmon streets. Fu
neral notice later. -
PAYSON At the residence, 4 7 0"-ElsTTfgh ty
sixth street north, Arthur U. Payson, aged 47
years. Remains at Holman's funeral parlors.
Third snd Salmon streets. Funeral notice later.
FLORISTS
LIBERTY MARKET FLORIST. 5th and Yam
hill sts Cut flowers, plants and designs. Sell
wood Greenhouse. 4 Nehalean eve. Sell. 1520.
CLARK BROS.. rioristsTorrlseB st. bet, 4th
snd 5th. Pbone. Msin A-1805. l"k flow
ers sod floral designs. No branch stores.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists, 8S4 Wash
ington. Main 26ft. A-1269. Plovers for
an occasions artistically arraasad.
PEOPLE FLORAL SHOP. 345 Alder. fs7
efajns aerd decorations, Pbone Marshall 8922
" SWISS FLORAL COMPANT
ruinttis AND PLANTS
MAX M. SMITH, florist. 141 H th st.
rUERAX DIRECTORS
BreeseSnook tMiS?
A.R.Zeller Co. &f;z
5lrA3A7e liNOkRiAsVlNU GO. M. 18.
iJACWcS A-232L Cot. Third sad Ua.
I f CAMP 4l ,
FIT ERAI. DIRECTOKS
Holnian Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
third and saT-mow sts.
Main 607. A-181L,
J. P. FUILEY & SON
Progressive Funeral
Directors
Main VONTGOMERT AT FIFTH A-1SOO
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
THE OOLDEN.RTJLE UNDERTAKERS.
414 K. AMrf St ' Pboc. East 53. B-52JS
CHAMBERS CO.,
Funeral Directors.
AH the conveniences of a home.
WeoT1awn 8306. 248-20 Killlnrwrtb it.
A. D. Kenw
& Co.
6R02-S804 02D ST... 8 K.. I.KNT8
Phone Tabor 6267 Horn. Phone D-61.
Dunning & McEntee
Broadway and Ankeny at. Lady Assistant.
Phones Brosdway 480. A-4S58
B-1B88
East 781
P. L. Lerch
Mrs. Lerch
Assistant
UNDERTAKERS.
E. 11th snd Hawthorne
McENTF.E A EILER3. funeral parlors with all
th. privacy of a home. 18th and Ere rat t sts.
Phones Broadway 21 88. Home. A-2188.
MILLER TRACEY. lndroeo.lent tiineral di
rectors Prices as l"w as 320. $40. $60.
Washington at Ella Main 2891. A-788B.
DOWNING ft McNEMAK, successors to Wilson
A Rosa. Multnomah at E. TU. Irvington div
(Hot. K 54.
R. W. GABLE ft CO..
Successors to W. B. Hamilton.
1978 B. Clisan. Phone Tabor 4S1S.
R. T. BYRNES LMSsr.S?
WiWams ave. Woodlawn 220,
XOItrtNT
Portland Maribfie Works
266 4th t.. Oop. City Hall. Nen Bros.
RBLSESiRQ GRAhlTE Co
li. at7-3BP ST. AT MADISOM .
LOST AND FOUND
SI
THE following articles hare been found on cars
of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.:
Sept 20 2 purses. $5 money order, ring.
watch, pin, key. 2 books. 2 pair gloves. 8 pkgs..
6 suitcases, 1 box, 3 lunch boxes, baby carriage,
2 umbrellas.
Sept 21 2 purses, 2 books, pin, 2 keys, j
lavaner, a pair aiuea, v i".,
2 iron tods, shoe, 3 lunch boxes.
Owners may obtain property at 1st and Alder
UOivF Sept. 23, one brown hand satchel and
tools, between 197 25th st. N 203 V, 4th
ft and California st.. Portland, consisting of one
18-inch Talmo pipe wrench, one 14-inch and
one 6-inch wrench, one machine hammer marked
with 4 dots in diamond shape, wrenches and
trxls for Ford truck. Liberal reward. South
Portland Express, 203 V, 4th st. Phone Main
575 6. L. A. Hood.
TAKEN t'P A brown pup about. 7 iiKrthi
old, white streak on brent Owner call for
samo at 100 j E. 34th st S. I has. E. Wood
ward. STOLEN $50 reward for return of late
model Ford car. Gal. license 130047; motor
model T 3031565. No questions asked. r.(233 Couch at., and we will explain our bonus
I. Blackerby. 544 Commercial court
LOST Sunday evening in Strand Theatre, ladies'
black purse containinR money, spectacles, etc.,
Keep money and return contents and purse to
Journal office.
LOST A black handbag containing porketbook.
some money, papers and trinket.", valuable to
the owner: between Troutdale and Horsetail I alls :
ion Jol. Migtrway. i-none r.at on.
LOST Silver friendship bracelet, between Arleta !
and 66th st Return and receive reward from ,
Mrs Nettle E. Ritchey, 6328 66th et 8. E., City, j
v osT White-cat.-" tnaltew" spots "head "and
f VinH.T nlpav ..11 at
,(" ' '
MUCH.
- i
on Alberta car. Sunday I
'LOST Lady a purse,
evening.
Finder keep money. Please mail i
bank book or call Woodlawn 3025. ,
LOST Brown sweater, partly finished, on Ter- j
viuiger Dlvu. or on mjiiiway 10 .M-wm-it -ua.u
5062.
LOST A seal handbag in Meier A Frank's, Sat
urday evening; reward. East 7057.
LOST Ladies' Swiss wrist watch and bracelet.
Finder please call Tabor 3704. Reward
Ft)l'NI Fi h basket.
Hull, 5 1-t st
Columbia highway. W.
LOST Diamond ring; finder please call Mar
shall 2K8Q. Reward.
LOST n 13th stTTn Sellwood. pink silk cro
chet ramisole. Call Sell. 1031. Reward.
HELP WASTED Its LE
WANTED Good, live
from J7i to $125 i
men who .can make
week. Call at Beaver
Elect. Co.
lit G rand a re.
MEN wanted to carry briquets from trucks to
basement; 8 hours; wages from $4.50 to
$5. Apply N. E. comer 2d and Flanders sts.,
Portland lias & Coke Co.
WANTED Cigarmakers. steady employment year
round Factory conditions are grwwi Com
miniieate with Hood River Cigar Co., Inc.. I. O.
hex 224. Hood River, Or.
CASING mar and frvt class slaughter hou
butcher. $30 t $40 per w-eS and bi,ard
Frank T. Sr Mest IV. 22K Alder st
BI'SIIEUIAN wanted. Write or wire Bauer &
Baurr. Corvalli'. Or., or see M. IT. Bauer, Im
perial hotel, Sunday. 12 to 3 p. m.
WANTEDMan "vrittTtruck and trailer to haul
logs all winter, just 4 mile haul. Call
Woodlawn 2341.
WANTED A competent retoucher and finisher.
Sowell Studio, 420 Washington. Broad
way 3242 .
WANTED Men who understand laying hard
wood floors and scraping, etc. Call Wood
lawn 6313.
DRIVER wanted for retail milk wagon, wages
$4.50 per day. lUverview Dairy, 1003 Bel-
mont.
TEAM for grading; also two concrete men.
31st and Presrott st. Northeast, Broadway car.
Call Woodlawn 6313
LABORElOT WANTED Street work. $5.00. 8
hours. 13th and Linn. Sellwood car.
WANTED Man to care for invalid man.
W. Gardner. 9128 Woodstock ave.
D.
AUTOMOBILE trimmer and top maker wanted,
apply Rpbinson Smith Co . 8th and Madison.
CEMENT finisher wanted.
Boring.
See Mr. Ilagen at
WANTF,I Oement man. Sell. 128
HELP WANTED MISC.
49
Adcox Auto School
UNION AVE. AND WASCO STREET
THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT
ONE WEEK FREE
to investigate our system of teaching Autos,
tractors, Gas Engines, Auto Eleetrlc-al and Rat
terv work. SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE
FOR AUTO MECHANICS. DAY AND NIGHT
CLASSES. CALL OR WRITE FOR 100 PAGK
CATAHX1 FREE. ASK FOR BOOK No. 2B.
LEARN A TRADE
We are giving a special coarse in automobile,
gas tractor, truck, stationary and marine, oper
ating snd repairing; also ignition, carburetion
end battery repairing, for $75, with a $25
discount to discharged soldiers and tailors.
HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS,
INCORPORATED
fleott car at 2d and Alder sts. to E. 20th.
Scott car at 2d and Alder sts. to E. 20.
Typewriting, comptometer, bookkeepings end all
other modern business courses. Day and night
school. Alisky bldg., 3d snd Morrison Main (24
POSITIONS ASSURED
EVERT GRADUATE OF BEHNKE WALKER
BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND
Enroll any time. Telegraphy stenography.
bsnkir. bookkeeping, secretariat. Tree catalog.
Hawthorne Auto School
462 HAWTHORNE AVE.
Aotomobiies, trucks, tractors, machinist trade,
exy-aretylene welding, vulcanising and retreading.
Special summer rates. Dsy snd evening pleases.
' LEARN TELEGRAPHY
v 41 ng men and women wanted. Can 43
Seaway Exchange bldg. Splendid epportonity
to learn a well-paid prof essoin. Free booklet.
Hallway Telegraph Institute.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Use Resins Buckets private achool; indirtoV
eal instruction. 122 hi iimni eve. East 417.
WANTED At once, 2 men to learn automobile
repairing and gasoline engineering. Cell et
432 Hawthorne ave.
MISS MATTINGLY'S Shorthand. Typewriting
School. $ month. 26 14U seer Jeffereaa.
Main 8898.
OREGON LAW hCHOo:.. A lksk y bldg. 2d and
Morrison. W. E. Richardson, secrstary. Phone
Main ear. '
GOlNUst or Sooth f Household foods shipped
st reduced rates; moving and packing. Pacific
Coast Forwarding Co., 40S Hoyt at. Bdwy. .70S.
HF.LP Vf AWTEB FEMAtE
PERMANENT POSITIONS
rOK T0TJWG WOMEN
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
NOW EARN APPROXIMATELY $800.00
DURING FIRST TEAR
A SALARY OF $52.00 IS PAID DURING
THE FIRST MONTH WHILE LEARNING
TO OPERATE.
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED.
APPLY AT THE TELEPHONE COMPANY,
ROOM 001. 6TH FLOOR
TELEPHONE BLDG..
PARK AND OAK STS.
WANTED Several la-
j dies for housetohoue
, demonstrating work;
i straight salary, $2.50 to
$3.50 per day and car
fare. Inquire303 Stock
Exchange bldg., 3d and
si r n o i "
1ACEIIMAW
(MI MAKES
ATTENTION
OCR MACKINAW FACTORY STARTS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS APPLY NOW
PLENTY WORK GOOD PAY
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS BRANCH
244 Ttl SSELL ST. NEAR WILLIAMS AVE..
GOOD TRICES PAID
LIBERAL BONUS IN ADDITION '
HALF HOLIDAY EVERY SATURDAY
LEARN
A BUSINESS THAT GIVES
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
YOU
Experienced operator! on Pants, Overalls
Coat. Playiutto, etc. We will teach a limited
number of bright girls and will paw you while
learning. Call at office of Mount Hood Factory,
system to you.
GIRLS WANTED
APPLY
TRU BLU BISCUIT CO.
East Sixth and Davis.
WANTED Two waitnses. 5." per month
and board first month: $65 per month and
board second month and thereafter. Work C
fiy, ltet WP1.k and as late as J2 p. m. : good
clmnce for promotion to girls who apply them-
selves. Apply Broadway Hazelwood, 127 Broad-
after 9 a.
tn.
STRIKE ON IN LAUNDRIES
NON-UNION girls wanted for first .class po
sitions. Learn work in few weeks. Best of
wages paid while learning; permanent positions.
Crystal Laundry, East 21st and Sandy, Rose
City car.
WANTED g irlsT 8 to 18 yrs. of age to al-
tend sewing machines; opportunity to learn to
operate machines later.
Work is steady ar.d not hard. Apply Ames,
Harris.Neville V, 1 ''ind Hoyt.
RESPONSIBLE" woman for house work, WiT-
llamette Heights; 2 adults- and baby in
family: wages $50 or over for right person.
Main 2415.
GIRL for general housework; no waliing; $50
month; good home and a Dire room. Apply
162 Hazelfern place, or to Mr. Levitt, comer
4th and Washington, in care of Ivitt's store.
WANTED High school girl to work for room
aud board. Small wages. Family privileges.
No children. In Jefferson high school district
Woodlawn iiM'i.
WANTED High fchool girl ti) assist with
housework. Goo-I home: carfare and salary.
0118 K. 8-'nd st. N. Tahor 54 as.
WANTED EXPERIENCED CASHIER. NO
OTHER NEED APPLY. Powers Furniture
Company.
MARRIED couple, lady to help chsmber work
in hotel, for light housekeeping rooms and some
pay. 422 Washington.
MIDDLE aged woman; small wages and a good
home by the year: light work. Address
W. If. Davis. Hwct Home, Oregon.
WANTED Chambermaid and waitress ; refer
ences required. Apply St. Helens UaJl, 13th
and Hall gts.
WANTED A competent retoucher snd finisher
Sowell Studio, 420 hi Washington. Broad
way 8242.
EXPERIENCED lady solicitor can make $35 to
$40 per week. Give age, previous experience
and phone number. F-733, JournaL
WANTEDi Housekeeper for widower with one
child and one fur bachelor. Phone or write
f0 mtternouse, unnton.
LVVANTED Good girl or woman for general
r house wsrk: good wages. Call at 560 E.
Madison st. '
WANTED Cook and maid, out of town; good
wage-. Call 874 Schuyler at. corner E. ItHh.
LADY or girl to assist in light housework-"half
day every day. Call at 470 E. 44th st. N.
OPERATORS on power sewing machines;
presser; good wages. 187 1-t st.
also
WANTED A reliable girl for cooking and some
general housework ; good wages. Main 2928.
WANTED Girls to do-embroidery work";-also
helpers on gowns. -105 Fleidner bldg.
WANTED Millinery apprentice
business thoroughly. Wiison's,
to learn the
180 10th st.
COMPETENT
Portland hotel.
worker for hairdreaaing parlor.
Main 5301.
GIRLS wanted.
Front st.
Portland Paper Box Co., 92
GIRLS wanted at once, Columbia Paper Boi
Co.. K. 23th and Holladay.
WANTED Errand girl in
Northwestern Bank bldg.
gown aliop. 302
WANTED Finishers and helpers
802 Northwest Bank bldg.
on gowns.
WANTED Girl
for general housework
housekeeper, small family. East 761.1.
HELP VTATTTm MALE
AND FEMALE
ft
MOLER BARBER COLIJBGB
pays you while learning; gives yoa set of tools;
position secured. Write for cstalogae. 284
Bqrnside St.. or phone Broadway 1781.
UE5T. WOMEN, learn barker trade; wages wMU
learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 22 yrs.
experience. Oregon Barber College, 283 Had 'son.
PORTLAND-Barber College pays you whiU
learning, gives you set of tools free, posltioa
secured. N 8ecnnd st
t WA-TTKI) AGENTS 6
AGENTS Get particulars : wonderful Mystic
Chemical cloth; one application on cab snd
streetcar windows, rain, fog, snow vanish ; money
back guarantee. Mystic gales sgeocy. Box 2548
etty.
SALESMEN WANTED 88
SALESMAN' to call on professional men. Etab
liihed trade. Steady, permanent income.
Also one for outside city. Htste age, expe
rience. P. O. Box 121, Philadelphia. Pa.
yiTFATIOXS MAM;
WANTED Cement work of all kinds; houses
raised and basements enlarged. Call Mefshall
2127; ask for Mr. Landolf.
WASTED Pdsition where speedy penmanship is
required; also accurate and swift in figures.
N-120. JoumaL
ELDERLY man wants position as Janitor or
houseman. D-421, Journal.
MARRIED man wants inside, light work; a rea
aon, O. H. Wood, Milwsnkie city. R. 2.
CARPENTER Wants new or old work, also
concrete or house raising. A-1670.
AT LIBERTY Experienced pianist and accom
panist. Phone CoU 201 after 6 p. m.
ROOFS REPAIRED ROOFS
Roofs tarred and waterproofed. Tabor 6200.
MAN with dragaaw wants wood cuttinc iob.
any place where there are wages, B-ll, Journa.)
TINTING and painting reasonably done.
Wood
- jawn 33ZO.
SIT17ATIOXS MAI.K
.'"MOUSE PAINTING.
and Heating. We do our work right, modsrata
price, ("all Main 8888.
BOOKKEEPER with lumber and planing mill
experience ia open for position. 0-833,
Jctirnal.
LACE CURTAINS hand Uundered by ' experts;
called tor and delivered. East 0100.
SITUATIONS FEMAlB
RELIABLE woman ttiuti care of home where
people are away (or the winter; reference.
Call Tabor 2478.
W A N TED Child to board during winter. Ref
erences. Tabor 4 8 SO.
EXPERIENCES woman would lik. day. work. for
ltiurwuy and Friday. Tabor U34.
WOMAN wants work by hour of day.
reference. Wdln. 4575.
Reliable
SITUATIONS WAITED MALE
AM) FEMALE IS
WANTED Poaition aa car. taker by respon
aible man and wife of middle age. Call Tabor
8484.
JiREKSMAKIXU
40
DRESSMAKING, plain sewing, alterations, house
aprons, dresses, children'! clothes, reasonable
prices. 810 Fremont. East 780T.
IF YOU ADMIRE work well done, try Mrs.
Bate.. 1120 Invision at., for alters tiona, re
modeling and making of ladies' garment. Rea
sonable prices, work guaranteed. Tabor 8012.
ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladle
garments, retteonoble pricea; work guaranteed.
J. Ktobin. Ladies' Tailor. 408 Bush ft Lan. bid.
MttSKS
fiO
SITUATION wanted for nursing anyone desiring
care it their own home for 'confinement
Call on Mrs. F. M. Court.. "experienced practical
nurse." Call at 998 H Commercial at Telephone
Broadway 200. or A 6701.
FT1R7H8HED BOOMS
Hart a tart m en T and laurel
HOTEL
Newly furnished, modern housekeeping and sleev
ing rooms. $2.60 up. Second and Yamhill.
BOTKlT- 8 A r5bNT Hawthorne end Oraad
Starting potnt special car for Tanoouver.
FURNISHED ROOMS FRIT AT K
FAMILV T?
TWO SLEEPINt; rooms for ladies or gentle
men employed: nicely furnished; bright and
airy; electric lights, bath and phone; short
walk to business center; West Side. Main
7304 during day forarPointment
FURM8HEilrroni. for l"or 2 gentlemen, in
private family. Pbone East 4323. 869 Wil
lis nr. ave
iisms are.
ROOM and board for two young men. close in.
Call 703 E. Pouch.
FTrN ISffED rooms, reasonable, in private fam-
A FURNISHED room at 362 Morris st
East
ouwo.
ROOMS AUD BOARt
II
HARRISON HOTEL Good table board $6 par
week; outside rooms, per week $2.50. Front
and Harrison sts.
NEW, pleanant, airy room with board. Call
East 2075 or 866 E. 7lh N.
THEMAETILVA8HlN6TON. 380 10th. tot
business girls and students. Marshall 1281.
ROOMS AND BOARD
FAMILY -PRIVATE
BOARD and room, home cooking, strictly Amer
ican. Call and see us. Grand Ave. notei,
334 Grand ave., corner East Mill.
WOULD "like-" to-rent room with privilege of
breakfast where boy of 7 years may be cared
for. J 611 1, Journal.
ROOM-aiid-board in private family near 8. P.
slioi. Inquire 605 Haif st. near East
lOtii 8. rjione Sell. 340.'.
CHILDREN "to board'in'pr'ivate home. 3o5 ilaT-
sey st. near Union ave. East 2446.
B-8, Journal.
WOULD LIKE one or two school girli to care
for; reasonable. Sell. 8534.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 8
FT RMSHKI) AND t?NH RNlSHFD
SHIPYARD di-trict, cottaces. housekeeping
apartment. fumMied. unfurnished, reason-
ab!
Apply
Gihhs.
ONE 3 mom furnished apt.; 1 2 room fur-
nisl.ed apt.; free light, eas. phone ana wsior.
693 Johnpons
LOVELY, large, airy housekeeping room, $13
per month. 347 Market st
LARGE, loveb; suite, dean as a pin, a.50 per
v..'k; adults only. 841 Harrison St.
i- HOOM8, intern. 23. Kinall child or
adults. 5330 Powell Valley Road,
Trunks dfi iVfcuKi in downtown dis
trict FOR Sft CENTS PliONR R 4.
HOUSEKEEPIO ROOMS 71
FURBilSHED AM) UXFLRXISHEl)
PRIVATE FAMILY
2 FURNISHED" houaekeeplng rooms for rent,
reasonable, walking distance. 5,29 Yamhill.
ONE LARGE1 ( uroisheTHri7"rooin, bath, phone,
electric light. 6S1 E. Morrison.
688 WATER 4 housekeeping rooms for rent,
partly furnished. MarsbaU2319.
3 OR""4UNFURNISHK.D housekeeping rooms
for rent; private entrance. 74 8 Vaughn st
H K and Sleeping room, at 229 12th t.
FOR RE WT HOUSES
UNFURNISHED
It
WHEN TOO MOVE. USE NORTH
WESTERN EI.ECTRIO LIGHT 8BRVICH
Teeth and Washington. Broadway
4 ROOM hou'e for rent; not modern. No chil
dren. $13. IiHiuire 871 E. 2Gth L after
1 0 1 1 o'clock
4 ROOM house. Stanley station"! $T5 month.,
25 mrhutes' rid on car. Main 7927.
UN FURN 1 SH V. D house- for rent 442TS. Shef
man corner 7lh. Phone Sellwood 1088.
HOUSES FOR RENT FURNITURE
FORSAI.E JW
FOR RENT 6 room modern house, furniture
and piano for bale, close In; 8 rooms rented.
282 Holladay ave.
HOURE1 Tor rent, furniture for sale. Apply 864
Front St.
FURNISHED HOUSES 8
SMALL HOUSE, furnished or unfurnished; on
Oregon. City electric- not over H mile from
car line.. Address M-878 Journal.
FURNISH ElTS rooms and two sleeping porches;
lease. 8HK Grand ave. North.
1 11 V I N ' J TO V rTora home, fairly nice, piano,
furnace. im.d I'lume Ev.t 273, Herdman.
CLEAN 4 rooiu' t
range; adults, n
Ished flat, electricity r- gas
't 1st S.
FLATS TO HEN T. t'NEURNISHEH 1
LOWER FLAT, 5 room, elec. ilghl.s. gas, bath.
on paved it. west side, near Fulton Park,
12 minutes out. Car at 2d snd Morrison,
$17.30; water paid. 1205 Cor belt st.
Fl ItWIHHF.n FTiATS 6
APARTMENT! completely furnished, including
piano snd sewing machine; light and clean;
West Side; walking distance; for man sod
wife, 551. 2d si., near Lincoln.
0 ROOM uiir flat., furnished; walking distance.
S73 K. Salmon st.
APARTMEST8FOR RF.lfT 48
THE STANFIELD. 204 Porter sL
Modern 2 room apartments, furnished; rea
sonable. Main 7802.
DEL
st.
Tar
anartmenta. 400 H E. Burnside
822; 2 -room apts.; staam heat; adulu.
WANTFT) TO RENT
We Want to List
HOUSES. FLATS AND APASTMEWTS. Tf
YOU HAVE ANT VACANCIES. PHONE.
HEAVE TOGETHER, CARE OF NORTHWEST
STEEL CO.. MAIN 1108.
k?R. FARMER, do yon want to rent that farm
of yours T If so, we can get yon cash rent and
sell thkt personal property for cash. We have
a dose a people calling on as every dsy wanting
to rent farms. Send us yours tor quick action.
A. fi. BENDER,
RITTER. LOWK ft CO.,
201 3-6-7 Board of Trade bldg.
WANTED To rent at once, unfurnished house,
apt. or flat; must be modern. Have one
little girl 6 years old. Al references. Phone
Tabor 8822.
WANTED Housekeeping room, father and son.
where son can rae breakfast and lunch; not
over blocks of 17 to and Pine 11 E. 14th
L N.
WANTED to rent, unfurnished bungalow or
flat, 4 or 5 rooms; will give best ef ear and
references. Call Tsbor 86.
WANTED Small partly furnished Louse rea
sonable rent; child. J-42, Journal.
REAL ESTATE
FOR HALF HOUSES II
$200 CASH 5 room modem, vacant, tin look!
027 Williams ave., $2375.
STORE, housekeeping rooms, garage; on hard
surface street; terms. Usrner, Marshall 287.
1850. LIKE RENT --Nice " room house, fine
lot 6323 71st, near 63d ave. Main 8438.
5 ROOM modern oement block bungalow, Kenton
district. (ZBUU, anuu rash. Wdln. 5818,
FOR HALE 5 room cotuge, 60xl25foot lot.
szzeo. vi morns sr. cc qzst.
-L
j 1TAKPX room buugaiow. J(io. East' 2 Hi
BE AIi ESTATE
FOR fcALE UOLSEK
t :
TP25"A&TISTlC BDSdXCSwT
On K-- Clav t aKK 1 t,l.k, tmnrm thm ,
Hawthorne car, ia aa unnsuaUy attractive typieI '
""Jv""" ramuung lines; targe iiring ,
foom urtth fireplace and bnilt-ln bookci. pan-
led dining room with buffet Dutch kitchen. 3
light, airy bedrooms, good cement basement; can
arrange terms; very distinctive bungalow. W
have over 700 photographs of inspected borne in 1
ur officii for sale. 1 2 experienced aaleataatf '
wita autoa at ymir service. SEE
F1UNK L. McGl lHR
TO BUY YOUR HOME.
Abington bldg. Main 1068. ,
Office Ojien Evenings and Sundays. .
HAWTHORNE 18T ST. $4000
Toe. there are still some good bura. Her
h one: A 7 room bungalow, built 4 yean ago; p.
imng roi-tn, atning room, i Mitch kitchen, 2 beo- I
rooms and bath dawn and 2 moms and sleeping i
porch upper floor, fireplace, built-in bookcase.
ran cement basement, garage, pared street, -d; i
block to Hawthorne car. Th semi-bungalow i'
waa bnilt by owner for a home. It really is one 5
of the best buys we've seen for some time. If ' :
you can pay $1000 down you'd better as It
today.
COE A. McKENNA A CO. Main 4522.
82 4th st., Board of Trade bldg. i
$1 500 NKAT BUN'GAIOWHOMIi!.
On E. 74U) at., near Stark, close to the ear ,
and school on the north alopa of Mt, Tabor, i -is
an attractive 4 -room bungalow; built-in con-1
venienoea; white enamel plumbing, electric light
and gas. Attractive lawn, flowers and shrubs, j
Can arrange terms. We have over 700 photo-1
graphs of inspected home in our office for sale. J
1 2 experienced salesmen with auto at your
service. SEE
FRANK L. McGUIRE.
TO BUY YOUR HOME.
Abinron bldg. Main 106i.
Office Open Evenings snd Sundays.
RMECITY park
6 ROOMS AND SLEEPING POHCH
$4360
Must be sold by October 1. Splendid bungalow
with hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet, oement j
hart-mont furnace, etc. The chanaes are this '
will be sold immediately. You'd better hurry
Sui.day and evenings phone Tabor b253.
A G TEEPE Ctl.
204 SUrk st, near Sd. Main 3092. Main J51.
Rranch Office 50th and Handy. ,
$285
$2850
Sft'RT SFI.I. THIS WEEK
Owner moving. Look at 1003 K. IStli st. f. i
and for the first tne put on the market you ;
will find a dandy tj-room bungalow with whit
enamel bath, built-in features, garret!, basement, i
garage, everything to make a dandy home. Sold
on eay terms.
TAYLOR.
330 Railway Exchange.
Mar. 3683, Sunday or evenings, E. 6848. j
HAWTHORNE BUNJAUW OARAGB
BIX ROOMS MODERN $3300
VACANT MOVM IN
Five rooms aisn reception hall on first flooe.
1 room up. another ean be finished; hardwood
floors, fireplace, bufret, bookcases, cabinet
kitchen, cement basement lloyntmt furnace
wash trays: garage and cement driveway. Au
street improvements in and paid. I .orated neat
4 7th and Harrison sts. Price $8500, terms.
CLEVEUN1I1ENI)E1180N CO.
212 Railway Kxcli. Bldg Main 8TC2. (
$2250 Would you expect to get a 7-rooin
house west of SOtli et and near beau
tiful Laurelliurst park for so little
money? Wo hare it and will be glad
to show .you.' but don't delay. This is
your chance for a real bargain. Full
basement; full line of plumbing; East
front: no at Imp. and no mortag to
assume.
J. A. W1CKMAN COMPANY
204 Ry. Exchange bldg. Main 1094
Office open evenings
ROSE CITY PARK
BUNGALOW $4 100
Folks, here's a dandy 5 room bungalow. In-
rated below the hill, within one block of Handy.
Hardwood floors, fireplace, buffet, 80x100 lot,
assts. paid. Sounds pretty good for $4 100 In .
that location, doesn't It? You would expect to
pay more. Let us show you.
A. fl. TEEPK CO..
204 Stark st, near 3d. Main 301)2. Main 351.
Branch office 60th and handy ;
ROSE CITY PARK $4350 .
Don't you know it is almost Impossible to find
a bungalow on a large lot in Itoao City Park? 1
Well, here is one, and it'a a good buy, too: A
5 room bungalow type home with fireplace, all
huiltlns, full basement. Fox furnace, garage;, the
lot is 84s 101) feet, and the street is pavwl. the
sewer is in and pahL Owner requires $1000.
Remember, this is in Hose City Psjk, within
blocks of car.
COE A. McKENNA CO. Main 4523.
S2 4th St., Hoard of Trade Bldg.
IF YOU'VE BEEN IXMIKLNU
for a home, you know real bargains are scarce.
Here is one of the beat we've seen. A handsome
semi-bungalow of 0 rooms and haUi, big Irving
room with fireplace, good basement. This is close
in, only IS minutes by car. Th prlre Is $2650.
If you can give references we'll help you make
the first payment; pay $300 rash, balance
monthly. Now hurry If you want this.
COE A. McKENNA & CO. Main 4322.
82 4th st Board of Tisdetldjr
Laurklhurst
Have you 8750 for first paymvntf If you
have yon can purchase a 7 room modem hous 1
with sleeping porrh in Iurlhurat. I will i
sightly located and 8 blocks from car. Total
like rent). This house is in perfect condition, '
sightly located and 3 blocks from 3. Total,
price $3000, whlrh includes all assessments of ,
every nature. MR. BROWN. E. ;uth and'
Glisan sta. Tabor 3483. Evenings Tabor 59.
$2350 Buys a dandy home of 8 rooms anil
bath. Plastered ; vlwtriu lights: gsa; full
basement; wa-sh trays; furnace: nice'
lawn; place in dandy condition and only,
1 V blncka to car. Don't orerlook this
wonderful bargain. Terms
J A. WK'KMAN COM PA NT
204 Ry.Excbang bid. Main 1004
Office open evenings,
TWfTFAMff.Y HOUSE $3703
A wonderfully well built 2 story 7 room ,
house, close In on east side: large, light, airy,
ruunu with all kinds of built in convenuiH-es.
2 toilets. 8 large assorted bearing fruit Trn
Tees. .
1000 cash t3B tnonthlv: nhntus at office, i
Fred W. German Co., 732 Cham, of Com.'
Open Sundays and evenings, .
ALBERTA 6 ROOM HOUSE $2250 ;
Good 8-room house, 3 bedrooms, bath, elec- ,
tricity, gas, baement, garage, lot 40x100, with-1
alley; liens paid; E. 32d near Albert. Price)
$2250: $500 cash, $20 per mouth; extra lot
if desired. t
GRUS8I A BENNETT.
318 Board of Trade bldg. Main 70.
FKCEi TO ELL:
my t 100111 hhmi. m tmnaaiov, ; wui taae soir
if sold this week. S60O dnviii. bslsnce ay :
$15U0 less than cost today. See it at 782S
62d avn. K (Isn.ir.
SUNNYSIDE BIG SNAP
Good 6-room house, eleettlclty. nice bath, full
basement, corner h. 80th and Alder; worth
$2800; will sell for $250, $500 ra'h and $25
per month. Photo at our offire.
(.IllHSl A BMNhl 1,
318 Board nt Trade bldg. Main 7452.
ROSE CITY SNAP
Fine bungalow. 5 rooms, furnace, fireplace .
and built Ins. on Alameda, beautiful fir trees:
price $4000, $1075 cash, balance at ?,. In
quire at 81.0 Spalding blilg. .Many other bar-
gains.
6 ROOM modern bungalow, bird surfaced streets.
U block to car; 82500. $830 cash, balance
$25 per month.
SCAN DIN A V I A N- A M K RICA N I! I.ALT I CO.
Main C42W. 'J4H Stark Mt.
fSncceanor to Hletteo A Jones)
12-ROOM strictly modern house, now vacant, , -ready
to move Into, In North Portland, west1
side. Tllis house is modern snd make a i
good rooming house nr private sanitarium. New 1
York Land Co , 805 Stock - Exchange bldg.
Phone Main 7678. I
ROSE-CfTY PaRKTBUNOALOW .
Beautiful Graw bungalow on corner lot. Dutch ,
kitchen, built In buffet, etc.- Some buy. $2850.
SIzaO cash, 82o tcr month. . Immediate poe-
session. Tabor 36. Owner.
1RVINGTON Nice 6 room house, furnished ; t
fine furnace, concrete garsge, corner lot nOx
100; choice location; 1 block from Broadway i
car; for sale by owner. ( all any time during
the day. 674 Schuyler at '
- UNION AVE. CAR '
6 rooms, all on one floor, on 80x128 lot, ;
double garage, located on Hacramento St., vt wa r "1 .
I'nion ave. Price $2800 800 cash, bal. easy. '
McOUIRE RIF.IJs, 645 Pntnn ave. N f
8 ROOM modern -house for sale at Woodstock. ,
electricity, gas. water, bath, oement basement,
nice chic.kenhouse, fruit trees, berry bushes and '
2 large walnut trees. $2500. Terms. 430$ :
59th ave. H. .. 48d st.
$025 TERMS $200 ItftWX
4 ROOM COTTAGE L4)T 60X100
Living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, water,
gss, 2 block Rose City Perk car; fruit Uses;
real sacrifice Phone Tabor 6188.
FOR-BATE by owner, 5 room bungalow, aiod
ern. newly painted, facing east, on 2 lots.
$4600, terms. $405 E. fiStli st. 1 block
north of Powell Valley road. Between and
4 call Main T784 or D 113V.
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Crockett A Starker. 203 Washing-ten bldg..
rts on a 7 room house with 1 to 4 lota, nice
fruit, easy fasrms.
FT5R SALE cheap, large piece of ground, ifi
bearing fruit trees snd small house, on ear .
line; fine for chicken ranch. Pbone Marsh,
2822.
FOR SALE Strictly modern 6 room bungalow
with garsge. Apply 4 70 Holman near 10. 8th
at X. Pbone Woodlawn 0-1- Wo agents,
iidt' ITT in B-room bouse and i Jots; also fur
niture for sale. Csil 6228 B5th sL B. E, .
gUOOM house, near L'nion ave,. close in; sot .
SOxlSS. Phone East 708B. i :y
(Continned on FoUHinf Fsje)