THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, , PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, ; 1919. .
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1Kb M Id
TO BE REPAIRED
J-' AT $25,000 GOST
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Permit . Issued for Improvement
Following Contusion 'That
Present" Structure Is Unsafe. I
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WORK'TO COMMENCE SOON
Superstructure Is Declared , to
7 "Be in Fine Condition Balfour,
; Guthrie in Control.
Irving- dock, , on the east side Just
below rth Broadway bridge, la to be
repaired. Th dock has been considered
a unsafe for some time because of
the condition of the - foundation.
"A city permit for this work . was Is
sued Tuesday. The permit states that
the work of reconstruction will . cost
approximately $23,000. The work la to
start as soon as the -freight now stored
iff the dock Is removed and this Is
under' way,
' The piling .is to be cut off at the
low water line and a grillage of heavy
beams will be laid ; on top. Prom this
grillage heavy posts will be carried up
to the floor system ahd braced. This
in Mneeted to make the dock 'safe for
Its usual capacity again. The super
structure of the dock is pronounced by
city Inspectors to. be In fair condition.
The property is' controlled by Balfour,
. Guthrie t Co. -
Bill Proposes to
.Increase Rank
;-' Navy Commanders
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:, Washington. Oct . I. N. S.) Per
mabent rank of vice-admiral would be
given ".to Admiral W. S. Sims, i'tear-
Admiral Benson and Rear-Admirul
Henry T. Maya, under the provisions of
a bill reported favorably by the naval
affairs committee of the senate this
; afternoon.
Sales of Pedigred
: Stock at Chehalis
: Chehalis, Wash., Oct. 8. Two import
ant stock ' sales are to be held in this
section this .month. The-J. C. Bush
herd of pedigreed Holstelns will be auc
tioned Thursday and the. J. P. Winkler
.herd at Adna. of pedigreed and grade
' stock, .will be sold at auction October 18.
- Wolfgang Oaumann
-Oregon City, Oct. . Wolfgang Bau
mann, a resident for nearly SO years of
the New- Kra district, died at his home
near New Bra Tuesday night at the age
of 12 years. He was born in Austria,
coming to the United States' 5 years ago.
Had he lived until next week, he and
Mrs.' Baumann would have celebrated
their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
Surviving, besides his wife, are eight
' children, 28 grandchildren and 15 great
' grandchildren. The children are : Mrs.
' Theresa Keif .and Mrs. Hulras, New
Era; Mrs. May Schilling, McMlnnvllle;
Mrs. France's Lewis. Oregon City ; Max
and Charles Baumann, New Kra ; Mrs.
Tina Lane, Camas, Wash., and Mrs.
Josephine Greason, Oregon City,
.The funeral will be held from the
Catholic church at New Era Thursday
: morning. In charge of Rev. Father Jonas
of Canby, and the interment will be
in the cemetery at that place, under the
direction of E. A. Brady of Oregon City.
- Four Seek Divorces
Oregon City. Oct 8. Divorce com
plaints have been fi bed as follows: Mary
A. Baker against Francis M. Baker, al
leging desertion and asking custody of
th minor child. They were married in
Clackamas county, December 25, 1005.
Bessie Danby against Gilbert Danby,
. cruelty and asking custody of minor
child. They were married In Portland,
October ?$. 1910. C. R. Hunt against
Dorothy Hunt, cruelty and granting to
. defendant custody of minor child. They
were married in Oakland, CaL, May 1,
1012. J. J. Hastings against Marie Hast
ings, creulty and charging Mrs. Hastings
with being in love with another man.
They were married in Vancouver, Wash.,
. September 8, 1913.
Many." at Grange sleeting
,. "Oregon City. Oct. 8. Today's meeting
' of the Pomona grange at Parkplace has
drawn one of-the largest gatherings
ever held there, with the speakers for the
' occasion being ' Mrs. Edith Tozier
' Weatoerrfed and E. C Dye. State Master
C. E. f Spence is In attendance. The
' grange will have, up for discussion the
' proposed ' bond issue of . 81,7 00.000 for
hard ' surfacing of nearly , 150 miles of
: road in Clackamas' county. :
' Marriage License Issued
VOregon City, Oct. 8. A marriage
license was issued by . the county clerk
Tuesday to Nelta A. Royer, 22, and
Vernon L. Heath man, 27, both residents
of Jennings Lodge. . ,
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one shown here are carried by the NewMexico.
THREE MEN TO DECIDE
ROUTE; OF DAMASCUS
Report to Be Made Saturday and
Petition , for Election on
Bonds to Be Hastened.
Oregon City. Oct 8. The controversy
over the designation of the Damascus
district road to be paved under the pro
posed bond Issue will be settled by three
men. Instead of the general committee
of county -good road .enthusiasts. , This
decision was reached by the general
committee Tuesday night. , The distance
In controversy Is about three-miles. The
committee selected J. C Elliott, repre
senting Damascus, and Wallace Telford.
Boring. These, two will , choose, a third
member.' This smaller committee, is to
report to the general committee by Sat
urday, following which petitions calling
for the special election to vote on the
bonds will be called.
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With authority from the county court
to '- guarantee the payment of. $119,000
toward the construction of a new sus
pension brtdge over the Willamette river
at Oregon City, on the part of Clacka
mas county, provided the proposed road
bond Issue carries. I I Porter,- J. J.
Tobln and J. C. . Williams; appeared be
fore the Btate highway commission in
Portland Tuesday and urged the neces
sity of the commission paying the
greater expense of the bridge's con
struction. It was pointed out to the
commission that, with the completion
of the Pacific highway on the west side
of the river, affording a far more scenic
route than on the east side, and with
the possibility of .the Southern Pacific
changing its main llhe to that side; and
with the building up of that portion of
the county, the traffic across the bridge
would be of more general' nature.
Students to Celebrate
Vancouver, Wash.. Oct. 8. Friday- eve
nine the students of the boys', depart
ment of Providence academy will give
an entertainment in honor of Columbus
day. The local council of the Knights
of Columbus will participate. J. H.
Murphy of - the . Portland council will
speak.
; VANCOUVER VETERAN v
v MISSING FROM: HOME
Klmiui .TahW -u
Ernest Tooley, last seen at Vancouver,
Washv on Monday, September 29, Is the
object -of- a, diligent search on' the part
of his sirter, Mrs. C E. Whitney and her
husband -of Vancouver. Ponce aid. has
been sought - in Portland, ' in the belief
the young man may have suffered foul
play. ,t - - . ' . ;
o According to Mrs. Whitney, her broth
er had been robbed 'of a sumof money
Just before he .disappeared. ' He vowed
vengeance, and said he would, not return
until he found the man he suspected.
Ho departed," it is said,- for Columbia
Beach, and- has not returned.
.Toolejv recehtly discharged from army
service, is 25 years old, weighs -155
pounds and Is "5 feet 7 inches tall. ' He
wore a dark suit with light str pes, black
but ton. shoes and a brown so,t hat
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RECEPTION
TENDERED
rev. j. d: NISEWONDER
Former Portland Pastor Is Begin
ning Fourth Year; Big Prog
ress Is Made.
Vancouver. Wash., Oct 8. A reception
was tendered Rev. and Mrs. John D.
Nlsewonder at the United Brethern
church Tuesday evening In honor of their
service and the fact that Rev. Mr. Nlse
wonder Is beginning his fourth year as
pastor of the churcn.
'Miss Juanita Schelpman entertained
with piano selections. Rev. P. E. Dark
and Rev. C. C. Curtis spoke for the
local ministerial association, J. L.
Sutherland represented the legal profes
sion, Arthur Soules, P. Dorks and J. I.
Garrett, chairman, spoke for the church.
A. Tiffany of Portland, former resident
of this city, also spoke. ,.
Rev. Mr. Nlsewonder came to this
city after having served for .threo years
as pastor of the First United Brethern
church of Portland. He came to Port
land from Dayton, Ohio, where he was
pastor of Oak Street church. Since com
ing to this city four years ago the local
church has been completed and the mem
bershtpoincreased more than 50 per cent.
.Marriage Licenses
Vancouver. Wash.. Oct 8 .Marrlan
licenses have been issued to the follow
ing couples: Clyde M. Jeffrey. 28. Se
attle, and Eva M. Neil, 19. Portland:
Charles Chester Edwards, 29, San Fran
cisco, and Florence Ethel Davis, legal,
Portland ; George Dlmment. 71. and Elis
abeth B. Cady, 62, Portland ; Fred
Howard Abbott, 31, and Alice M. Stamp,
legal, Estacada. Or. ; Arthur W. Lowry.
8t, and Beulah Taylor, lg, Portland :
F. L... Schafer, legal, McCoy, Or., and
Katherine Dainm, legal. Salem. Or.;
Leo A. Edwards. 21. and Kathleen M
June. 18, Portland ; Arthur Hall, 43, and
juary itoDerts, -33, Portland; Fred F.
Hoffman, 28, and Ethel M. Hale. 28,
Portland. ' a
Woman Awarded Damages
Vancouver. Wash., Oct 8. Mrs. Hilda
Risto of Venersborg has been allowed
8110, damages for a section of right of
way on the Venersburg-Gravel Pit road.
August Lento has petitioned the countv
commissioners for a county road in sec
tion s. townsnip . 8. north, ranee 3 east.
An order of survey has been issued.
County Engineer Bert L. Dorm an has
been instructed to secure the service of
a chemist for . testing samples of fin
's nea Bituminous pavements taken from
Clarke county roads. '
Masons to. Hear Lecture '
Vancouver, Wash.. Oct. a.-Ununt
Hood lodge Xo.. 32, A. F. and A. M., has
invited members of the Eastern Star,
masons ana ineir leminlne relatives and
frjjends to a lecture by Joseph E. Mor
combe of Storm Lake,' Iowa, Thursday
evening, at the Masonic temple. Mor.
combe is the proprietor and editor of
tne American Free, Mason. He, will
speak on the "Masonic Institution!'' '
- Jewels Given Veterans
Vancouver. Wash., Oct. 8. At 'a Tted-
Wi'en's banquet Monday evening - in the
I. O. O. F. hall, George A. Brady and ,
r rarin i.acair were presented with vet
eran's badges in honor of their having
been members of the Redmen - for 21
years. A delegation was present from
Portland councils. . Great Sachem Smith
and Past Great Sachem Remlg- of Ore
gon spoke. .-
!'. Lnnda. Seeks Divorce
- Vancouver. Wash., Oct 8. C. , X.
Lunda is seeking a divorce from Elenor
Lnnda, whom he rrmrrled June 8.
Base Pay -Increase
' For Soldiers Urged
Washington.' Oct.". 8. t N.i S. A 80
per ent increase In base pay tor all of
ficers, acUve and retired, of th navy
and marines corps and 60 per cent In
creases for active and retired enlisted
men twas t advocated today before the
house naval affaire committee - by Ad
miral Warrington, chief of - navlguUon.
and by Representative Stlness of Rhode
Island
- ' j . Handle Hotel Leased . -
Centralis, Wash., Oct 8. The Handle
hotel, which has been -vacant for several
months, hair been leased by Bert Wll.
I son, and will be refurnished throughout
VANCOUVER CHURCH
16-Year-01d: Girl
, Inmate Captured ,
" After 2 Escapes
' Centralla, Wash., Oct' 8. Following
her escape from the. state industrial
school for girls at Grand Mound, Bes
sie Spencer was arrested in Mount Ver
non and has been returned to the In
stitution. She was carrying a shotgun
when picked np on tbe main street of
that town. " While . being held in the
Mount Vernon Jail awaiting the arrival
of a Grand Mound, officer, the Spencer
girl again escaped, but was recaptured.
She Is 16 years old. i ...
. ..fanual Training Head -Centralis,
Wash., Oct 8. John Matt
son has been employed as supervisor of
manual training in the Centralla school,
succeeding Elmer Grabow. who resigned
to enter another Une of business. Matt
son comes from the University of Wash
ington. A second commercial teacher.
Miss Dora Fischer, of Eugene, Or., has
been employed for the high school.
Carpenters' Union Withdraws
Centralla, Wash.. Oct I. The Centra
lla carpenters' union - Monday night
voted to withdraw from the local cen
tral trades council, according- to R. F.
Brown, business agent Brown refused
to state the reason. ', ,
Cenlralia's Tax 21 Mills ,
Centralla. Wash.. Oct. 8.-Centralias
1920 tax levy will be approximately 21
mills, of which 15 mills is "for current
expenses and six mllte.for the retirement
of Indebtedness. The budget adopted
provides for raising of 151,650.09 by tax
ation. "
Man and Wine Seized
Vancouver. Wash., Oct. 8. In a raid
on the farm of OrvlUe Bolengfe. near
Salmon creek Tuesday more than 10 gal
lons of elderberry wine was found, Bo
lenga was released under bonds. The
arrest of Fred Richards led to the ar
rest of Bolenga. Richards, when arrest
ed, had. a quart of the wine in his pos
session for which he said he had paid SI.
PEBMITS
George Baumez, erect storage shed. 1136 E.
12th.. between KiUingsworth and Emerson, build
er aame; $75.
R. w. Kidd, Install furnace. 636 E. 51st V,
between Stanton and HUkiyou: installer Portland
Gas A Coke Co.i 225. ....... .
Matt Kepp. erect garage. 1250 38d at. W.,
between Simpson and Ainawortb; builder tame;
$80
John W. talley estate, erect garage. 888 10th
St., between Harrison and Montgomery; builders,
h. C. Johnson and C. C. Hnnt; $75.
Ed MurpUy, repair residence, 1084 E. Grant,
between Marguerite and E. 87tb; builder, C. M.
Quint: $120.
T. H. Gilford, erect garage, 1080 DenTer are..
Iwtwecn 8ummit and Webster sta.1 builder same;
John Moody, erect residence, 364 E. 43th K..
between Broadway and Halsey; buUder came;
$40- .
Charles Johnson, erect residence. 1480 Ln
rlstfr, between Brjant and Buffalo; builder, S.
H. Oeddea; ,$1500. ,
V 8. bank, repair bank building. th and
Stark ata: builder, J. M. Doogan Co. .; 8100.
C LoTegren, erect residence. 5008 74th. be
tween 50th are. and Foster road; builders, t.
a Loregren; $1800. ,
C. Loregren, erect residence, 6016 74th St.,
between 60th are. and Foster road; -builder,
E. C. Loregren; $1800.
Mrs. R. O. Grubb. repair residence, 210
Brazee. between 84th and 86th; builder, J. H.
Gmbb: $106
K. W. Boggs. erect garage, 1187 Iron St..
between 60th are. and Foster road; builders,
Charles O. Sigglin, erect stores and .shop, 121
127 6th st, between Glisan and Hoyt: builders.
Erta k. Wegman; $19,000.
Mr. Oeschger. erect chickan bouse. 418 Cen
tral, between Chicago and Fessenden; builder
same; $50.
Jesse Rounds, repair residence. 086 Clereland.
between Going and Wygant; builder. R. E. Blace;
5A? L. Buchtel. repair shop. 870 E. 43d. be
tween Hawthorne and Madison: builder same;
4B?tt Chapman, erect garage, 650 E. 47th
N., between Stanton and Siskiyou; builder same;
Kahn esUte, repair garage and store. 209
Washington, between Front and First; builder.
W. B. Rearea; $100.
TU F. Knowlton. erect garage, 668 E. 59th
st. X., between Alameda and Brazee; builder
same; $200.
O. C. Lunn, erect tent house, 321 E. 63d.
between Halsey and Clackamas; builder same;
$25.
John Manx, erect garage, 8623 57th are.,
between 05th and 96th: builder same; $100.
Alex C Rae. install furnace. 646 RaTensriew
drire, Hillcrest terrace; installer, Portland Gas A
Coke Co.; S32S.
Edith E. Prettyman, install furnace, 734 Mont
gomery drire. near Patton road: installer, Port
land Gaa A Coke Co.: $375.
Canrsa Wallace, install furnace. 1575 E. Flan
ders, between E. 59th and 60th; installer,' Port
land Gas ft Core t-O.; ou.
C. fW. Hosford, install furnace. 138 Grand
are., between C Morrison ana r.. Aiaer; installer,
Portland Gaa A Coke Co.; $435.
Rk.Ht Associates, repair store, 287 Yamhill,
between 4th and 5th; builder, P. J. Homer;
$700.
H. C. Howes, repair residence. 463 E. 12th
N., between Tillamook and Thompson; builder.
B. It. Price; $100.
Nick Buell. erect woodshed, 748 Union are..
between Fremont and Beach; builder same; sou.
F. L. McGuire. repair apartment, s? i van
courer. between Broadway and Hancock; builder.
a T.thmn' 1ffl
R. J. Williams, erect garage, 1562 E. 13th
N., between Buffalo and Holland; builder same;
$100.
R. H. Lytle, repair garage, 860 Thompson, be
tween 27th and 28th; builder, F. S. Holstrom;
$55.
Mrs. R. H. Lytle, erect fence. 880 Thompson,
between 27th. and ZSth; Duuoer, r . s. Hoi
strora: $96.
William UnderhiU. repair residence. 1015 H.
88th st. 8. E., between Raymond and Telephone
sta.: $150
Auguat Dell, repair dwelling, 1692 E. 8th,
between Umatilla and Harney ; builder, S. Golden
83S0.
CamlUo ChlmoH, repair residence, 173 Arthur
st, between Water and Hood; builder same
$100. ' -
A. Mae Rae. erect chicken house. 581 E.
35th at. N.. between Knott and Stanton; builder
same; $25.
A. Mae Rae. erect garage, 581 E. 85th St.,
between &.uou sua Btanton; ouuaer same: aiou
SEW TODAT
$32,500
$12,500 Cash
. Remaunder Mtg. at 6
100x100 Comer
SKTH STREET
5EAB "MAIX
Assessor's value over. $57,000.
One of the best investments and specu
lations In Portland real estate.
Iaside Property Dealers : ?
Greaad Floor Hear? Balldlsr
Real Estkte
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That Cost. Tou Less and Get You Oat
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Equitable Savin gs
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JOURNAL "WANT! AD RATES
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. ,. . copy lot prloe of two. - . ,
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: PHONES MAIN. 7173 A-60S1
YOU CAN BUY
"THE DOUGLAS
COURT
APARTMENTS"
We have in - these apartments the
chance for you to retire for life with an
income to feel safe, as they are paying
15 on the Investment.
DOUGLaS COURT
APARTMENTS
consist of 23 apartments two, three
and four rooms each, strictly modern In
every detail, with hardwood floors, hot
water heat, all built-in effects.
The DOUGLAS COURT Is located at
West Park and Hall streets, faclnsr the
park, -and as you are aware, walking
distance from the city. There was never
known to be a vacancy and always "A
WAITING LJST."
These Apartments were the last built
in this city before the advance in build
ing material, labor, etc., and we have it
from the parties who constructed this
building that the structure alone would
cost $65,000 at the present time.
If you are Interested In a conservative
investment, here is the chance and any
Information pertaining to this property
will cheerfully be given at 90S Veon
Building oy
Riely & Gustafson
ESTABLISHED 183
OS FBIDAT SEXT
at UtM Alder Street, Corner Broad war.
WE SHALL, SELL, THE THIRTY-
EIGHT ROOMS OP-FURNITURE CON
TAINED IN THIS HOTELs COMPRIS
ING, IRON BEDS, SPRINGS, MAT
TRESSES, PILLOWS, SHEETS, BLAN
KETS. SPREAD, DRESSERS, STANDS.
WARDROBES. TOILETWARE, ROOM
SIZE AND SMALL RUGS, HALL AND
STAIRS CARPETS, - CURTAINS,
SHADES, ELECTRIC BULBS AND
SHADES, PORTIERES. KITCHEN
QUEENS, TABLES. GAS RANGES,
GAS PLATES, CROCKERY AND
UTENSILS, GARBAGE CANS, CAR
lET CLEANERS, AND VARIOUS
OTHER LOTS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION. ABOVE IS ONLY WHAT
ARTICLES ARE CONTAINED IN ONE
ROOM AND THERE ARE THIRTY
EIGHT ROOMS IN ALL FOR POSI
TIVE . SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
AUCTION WILL START PROMPT
AT 10 A. M. ON FRIDAY NEXT.
W. C. BAKER & W. H. DEAN
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
Masonic Temple Bldg.
Yamhill and West Park Streets
PHONE MAIN 3332
Send Us Your Old Carpets
Old Bars and Woolea Clothlnr
Ws Make Bsrertlbls, HaadWTta
Fluff Rugs
Tney Wear Xifke Iroa
BsVaVRug-s "Worea AU SIset
Han Orders- .toad for Bookltl
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
1x19 Baft, Steam Cleaned, 8148
WESTERN FLUFF KUQ CO.
4 TJaioa Are. .
. East It Fboaaa B-1475
havlesrooma rVest Park and Yamhill
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow
SIEETIJf O NOTICES
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GRAND OPEN MEETING
The oort of Honor in rites
you to attend an open meeting
this (Wednesday) erer&kg at the
M. W. A. hall. 8 1 ltta st. (near
Stark t. ) . 1-tiblic installation
of officers at 8 p. m. Dancing
0 -to 1 2 p. tn. This is tbe first
of a series uf o(ien meetings to
be giren by the Court of Honor
during the winter season, and
rou are urged to come and
bring your friends. If a member, you win
come without .being inrited. If not a member,
consider this an inritation. We hara splendid
union music. . Admission free.
WASHINGTON I.ODGE NO. 46,
A. K AND A. M. Special com
munication tomorrow Tharsdarl
erening, East 8th and BurnsJde
st. V. C. degree. Visitors wel
come. By order of W., M.
3. IL RICHMOND. See.
, ltEGl'LAR meeting tomorrow
,fcW. viJtsa. night at Haker hall. KiU
ingsworth and Albina are. Tbe
first degree will be- conferred
artT"
on a class of 15.. Viiitors
always welcome.
A. K. KENWOBTHT. N. G.
E. WIIJWJ?i. BK-cretary.
EAMARITAN LODGE Xo. 2, L O.
O. P.. meets erery Wedneadar
erening at 8 o'clock. Odd "ellow's
Teirmle. 226 Alder sr. TONIGHT
SECOND DEGREE. , - Visiting brothers welcome.
. E. A. NEALAND, N. G.
JE88B T. JONES, Secretary.
PORTLAND TENT Na 1, The Maccabees, will
gira a card party, and dance at their hall, 4 OS
Aldef street, Thursday trening, October 0. Ail
are welcome. . Gocd prises, good, music and a
royal good time, for all who attend. Admission,
inchiding war tax, gents. 50c: ladies, ,25c.
" THE) MACCABEES
' ' Portland Tent No. . 1 Regular rerlew erery
Thursday erening. at hall. ' 408 Alder st AO
members urged to be present. Visiting Sir Knights
always welcome. ' GEO. P. BASER, N. R.
500 CARD party iren-.erery Saturday are. in
Auditorium hall, 3d and Taylor sta., 8:30
'clock, r Marchandise orders. ' j s '
bANCK W.' O. W. ball. No. 8; west aids; Sat.
- erct ererbody ooma. - 5(g and 2 Sc. -.-
EHBLCU , JEWELRT a specialty; bnttona, piss,
charms. Jaeger Bros., 1S1-1I3 Sth at.
DEATHS AHD rVXTKAM 7i
ajiuhA in tins- city, at her lata reaideBca.
21J Elerenth street. October 7, Emma B.
Brown, aged 75 years, mother of Urn. Carolina
DonaldKm-Grtffith, of ; tola- city, Mrs.:- Loto
Brown Pilkington, wife ef Dr. R. J . PiOHngten
of Astorts. Qr.'t- and araiMimothae of , Lorenaa It.
Pflklnctoo. Tbe funeral aerrices win aw . held
Thursday? October Oth. at 10:80 o'clock, at
Finley'e, Montnar at FHtrt Tiends inrited.
Incineration at the Portland crematormm.
li ClXRE .ta this enty. at her 1st residence,
1511 Uilwukie street, October T, ganao R.
MeCtare, aged yearn, mother of R B llc
Clure of rraneaseo-, - CaL, . and Robert P.
McClure of thia city. The funeral aerricea will
ba held Thrrraday. October . t 2;30 p. jsu, at
Ir-inley a, ' Montgomery at Fifth, i rnenda i
rlted. interment prirate. -BEAC'll
In tola city. October 8. Albert Ed
- mood Beach, aged SO rears. -lata of Atbol.
Idaho: haaband of Mrs. Alice E. Beach.- father
ofEmmTlieech of AtooL Idaho, Albert E.
Beach of Spokane, Wash. Tha remains are at
Fiuley'a. Montgomery at Fifth. " , , ,
PiWICaM
DEATHS Ay P miRALB " $
IUii,,,6T.U th" t her late nudenea.- 9
TUUmook, Am,lU Bertha Hactet. aced 12
Jjar. beioTed danchter ot Mr. and Mr. Gna
Hasist. siater of Fred. Kenneth i and Tbalma
Haaist Itemains are at f)w residential funeral
home of iKiwninc A WcNrmar. (uoeeeaoia to
N" Bou. E. 7th and Multnomah ett.. Irr
inston dutrtet. Tba tniwral aertieea will be
fceid tomorrow (Tiionday). 2:80 p. at. Frtewdi
InnteoV . .
GIKBISCH At Seattle. U'K Oct. 6. ll.
-Carrie. Giebtscb, beloved wife of the late John
Giebiach of 558 6th sU. Portland. Or. Friends
inrtted to attend the funeral sarriosa. which will
be held at the 8t. Lawrence church, 3d and
Sherman eta., Oct. 9, 191.8, at a. aav Inter
seent Kiremew cemetery, Remains at Hol
anan s funeral parlors, 3d and Salmon sta.
DALTOX At the residence. 466 E. Oak at.,
j Oct. 7.. 1819, Herbert Cardar Dalton. aged
68 years. Remains at Holman'a funeral parlors.
Bd and Salmon sta. Funeral noticw later. '
FLORISTS
LIBERTY MARKET FLOB18T. 6U and Tarn
hill ata Cut flowers, plants aad designs. Ball,
wood Greenhouses, 649 Nehalem are. Sell. 16a.
CLAKKK BEDS.. florisU. Morrkoa at., bet. 4th
and 5th. Phone Main 7709. Fin flowers
and floral designa. No branch stores,
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. fhrista. 354 Wash-
ington. Main 2. A-12S9. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged. ;
8WI88, FLORAL COMPANY. !
' FLOWERS AND PLANTS
TIIEPEOPLt: FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder at.
MAX M. 8MITH. florist. 141 Vk 6th at.
FU5ERAL SIEECTOIIS
Holman Undertaking Co.
Funeral Directors
THIRD AND SALMOV STS.
507. A-1511.
P. FILEY & SON
Progressive Funeral
Directors
Main 9 "MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH A-1S00
CHAMBERS CO..
Funeral Directors.
All tlia Conveniences of a Horn
Woodlswn 8806 246-250 Killingsworth are.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
5802-5804 02D ST. 8. E.. LENTS
Phone Tabor 5207. Home Phone D-61.
Dunning & McBntee
Broadway and Ankeny Eta.
Lady Assistant.
Phones Broadway 480(
A-4558.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
THE GOLDEN KTJLE UNDERTAKERS
414 B.' Alder St. - Phone East 82. B-B22S.
B-1888 PIU frrh Uiv LeTCh
East 781 ke sUa 161X111 Assistant
UNDERTAKERS. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
McENTEE A.EILER3. furferal parlors with all
the priracy of a home, 18th and Ererett sta.
Phones Broadway 2183. Home. A-2188.
DOWNING A McXEMAR. suecessors to Wilson
A Boss. Multncmah at K. Tth, Irrtngton dis
trict. E. 54.
R. W. GAB1X ft CO.. !
Snecessort to W. H. Hamilton.
1878 B. Glisan. Phone Tabor 4318.
MILLER A TRACET. Independent funeral di
rectors. Prices as low as S20. $40, ISO.
Washington at Ella. Main 2601. A-7885.
R. T. BYRNES
New residence ee
tsbliifhment. 001
Williams are. Wood lawn 920.
Breeze&Snook
Ta. 1268. B-284S
104T Belmont St.
A. R. ZelSer Colai.T&
Portland Marble Works
268 atli . nm. uitT nail, nea
I QBLAESING GRATIITtl Co
lost Ain rotryp
rOHT A LETTER WHICH HAD BEEN
OPENED. ADDRESSED TO MISS JJOBOTHT
NICHOLS, .GENERAL DEU'i,
HU AND 4TH ON TAMHIXL7PB
RETWEKN PARK AND MORRISON AJU
il ' ". V. . , x- 5 o a ivn RECEIVE
itii i v ii i a u r-i s s iii. a a a sw" " i
' . ....Tt-fTi TJ'iaji Tib u tr .r.Anr,
"and" BECEIVE ke-
WARD.
THE following article, hare been fjd "
of the Portland Railway. Light A "eK0;
ot tne ro fishhooks, keys. pip. o&.
rtrv 5 nairs glores. bootia. 8 parksges, hand
baTTe'rel. 2 Vthin?" iita. ca. 1 nm
i k . Owners may obtain prop-
erty at 1st ana jnurr
rnsT On sidewalk on east aide "J
between 8Urk aad ne, a smafl I nlwk Pm
containing fira 85 Wlta and two J
P car tickets. Finder please phone East 8788.
liberal reward.
LARGE ring ot aluminum, set with .'
miiuu ... and side of rrng
worr,i5E "smoot-'o-nV-ndof ft.
yiued' as troph, by
.'ruls r, J. . """"
SILVER BAR PIN lost ta tha Bake-BlU bakery
or Corntin. meat market or between V.m
HU A fferson, on 6th. Valued aa a keep
ke Liberal reward for return. Call Marsh.
1048
. naT , 27 between publie market and
wSTpark J s."os eU. agate ring twhite
mWrtance) . ralued aa keepsake; reward, aUndly
call Main 10.
LOST Dinner ring. Urge roby surTonnded by
diamonds, one diamond missing.
XThetiiMi 8th and Brasee and Lnion
Ml e. mm. E..t6eo.
LIBERAL reward tort he (retnrn of whit. Annt
20?if rrtarned to MrsL K. iZ Storer, 421 V. E.
Morrison.
-- . ' t iv.u. 4th immu-e. Not
J.?rZXZ'ii tatera Will
Kut lrrina at.
rfRERAL reward offered lor informatioB leading
to Tthe recovery of a Urge White Pointer dog
with browTr! Road Builder. Equipment
Co., '354 Belmont.
rjuiT Sunday, brown fur neca piece on rirer
d7be?weerr Park Place an d Barton. Re
turn to O. NV- wiua -
L. H. Meyers. -
I jrtT mink fur between 4 and 5 n. m.,
8eU-W car. Return to Mm. Seton.
f6 Milwaukla at, and raceira reward. - Sell.
OOO. n i "'
TXrV&T vS' iw or ad
license io.
dress Q-S4I. onrnai.
ftlST Saturday erening, lady's watch, between
1 :rJ ..! Alder. eat of th. Call Tabor
4753. Liberal reward. ;
LOST pnrple bag. keepsake from sailor brother.
Send to Mr. Lange, 18 Lowell are., w phone
A-14SO. l.llei, "-"-
-LOST .Saturday arternoon. nu
nil" nm- : : .
i-- astnM.atirirl. ' woonimwii .
ll-FSsS-ta. r'
injiT In Baker theatre, oy woxsma wu.
"r,. cnitnlng about 85 and receipt. Mala
7 IWD or o- ' . '
ioht Paner money, on Williams are.. between
"Knott and l" Et&S'
Call East inn r return to 716 Lnloa are, w.
! ' ," a ' jl. j, Wstmaaii fl lsftan faawFgl
78Q9 or a-" '"
renVbl. TJ
IIVA a a ww. a
Marshall 444.
FT,!, na'wtl. st V. S. Salraga store. Moo-
day at 1:3 'm. Reward.
" . s r.n Woodlawa
LOSTMonday P- 'J'SBSM,
baby s pngtu pina sweav
ReWrn te Misaisalppi are. Reward.
LOST AutorlobUe haadllght S0"
at 12th and Diriaion Biindsy erening; reward.
K UBW
HUDSON FUR neckpiece.
Mrs. Brown, room 742, .Multnomah
ward.
hotel.
notei. n .
i AsT-At The Auditorium, red e rochet shawl.
. 1 1 wnoonwn . .
LOST-;-LitUe Jersey cow.
688 E. 21st St.
Q-cta a."". 1
LOST Colli inn,iZJfiLllt "Bob
- bte." Reward. Phone Tabor 268.,
LOST AlredaW pup. black and tan, , S
tTViTZjuturdsr. lady's loSd bar pin' row of
abunt aa ids. bs
Foxfur. unoaj 'jrr,
"LOST Black bill parse containing Liberty bond
"Tand 85 WO; 810 reward. SllwolfS 7.
COST Arleta lots absUact Phone . East 8788.
Reward. ' - ' :.,.! ;
y HELF vfAlfTEP MAI,F. I
WANTED- First claaa auto painter at eeoe.
Moat ae all around man; write or wtre. Art
rVmrirarlns! Co.. ISO Market St., Marsbfiekl. Or.
WANTED A firat-claaa auto washer, ' f 83 a
. . wee, uarenporu- rortiano parage. -
WANTED Copper 'piato printer, . Irwus-Hodsoa
Ce., 115 V.- 15th ttt.-:-: '-.-r-
WANTED At once. 3 men to learn rulcania
: ing and rctrnding. Call 432 liawtlwme are.
HELP If ATmC-D MALB
LUCKY BTRIKB FOR TOT? x
87S.OO MONTH AND BOARD
AND BED.
" SUNDAYS OFF.
Appiy 508 Oregon Bldg., Portland. .
8178 PER MONTH the rear round. Ura ararage
earnings last year at a aumber of oar salessaea
trrtt 4i rears. Thia rear will be tha hicgaat t
Ma experience neeeasary; weakly cash adraaee.
out Tit ivrnianea. aug asaortsaent goarantawa tiwea,
abrabbwry aad riaas, Sen eaa da what wther ln
expeneneed aaen hara done. . Washington N ar
se ry Co., Toppenkh, Wash.
VANTKITo: husky young men, about 18
year oi age. no one sugar .. nags. Jtrpu
Ame--Harri-Ne1lle - Bag Co.. 18th and Host.
SARKEtyANtED; good waea and steadjr
ampioymeni. - nirua eonaiuons. stave ls.
diy Co.. IMS, Broadway.
LABORER wanted, street work, 5 eight hours.
hart lgtn ana Unit f Bellwood ear.
WANTED First class painters. B50 Williams
WANTED To get in touch with t. E. Booth.
with pep wanted an southern Oregon raneh.
For particulars phone Rellwood IHS. mornings.
YrI'CK wanted to haul tilling at onca; guod
snow. 71 Uotlcn bldg. .
HELP WA1HTKP MltaC
18
, Adcox Auto School
TTNION'AV-s". AND WASCO STREET
' THE SCHOOL THAT'S DIFFERENT
ONE WEEK FHM
to Inrestlgste our system of tearhlng Aatos,
tractors, gat engines, auto electrical and bat
tery work. SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE
FOR AtTTO MECHANICS. DAT AND NIGHT
CLASSES. CALL OB WRITE FOR 100-PAGE
CATALOG FREE. ASK FOR BOOK No. 2B.
Type wri ting, eomptometer, bookkaepinc and all
other modern business courses. Day and night
school. Altsky bldg.. 3d and Morrison. Main S24.
Hawthorne Auto School
462 HAFTHOHNE AVR.
Automobiles, trucks, tractors, machinist trade,
oxy-aoetylene welding, rnlcanixlng and retreading.
Special summer rates. Day and ereaing classes.
POSITIONS ASSURED
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKER
BUSINESS COLLEGE. PORTLAND
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography,
banking, bookkeeping, secretariat Free catalog.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Young men and women wanted. Call 484
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid profession, Frea booklet.
Railway Telegraph Institute.
WANTED Students to learn telegraph erenings,
classes from. 7 to 0; tuition $5 per month.
For" enrollment and particulars call after 6 p.
m. 1055 Williams are.
TOUNG couple planning trip to fruit belt t pick
apples want young couple for company. Wa
furnish car and st sy any length of time. Phone
Main 7056 from 1'2 to 4 today.
OREGON LAW SCHOOL, Alisky bldg.. 3d and
Morrison. W.
E. Richardson, secretary. Phone
Main 077.
GOING
East or South! Household goods shiimeu
st reduced rates: morine and nacklnir. Paeiftr
iL-oaas f orwarding Co.. 4 OB Hoyt st. Bdwy. 708.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Regica Bucket's prirate school: htdlrtd
nal instruction. 122 H Grand are. East 427.
HELP
WAafTEP FEMALK
PERMANENT
POSITIONS FOR
YOUNG
WOMEN
ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE OP.
ERA TORS ARE NEEDED. DCS TO
CONSTANTLY INCREASING. RE
QUIREMENTS OF SERVICE.
" PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE KOt
KECES8ABY.
FIRST YEAR S EARNINGS AP
PROXIMATELY 8800.;
85S EABNED DUBINO FIRST
MONTH WHILE LEARNING TO OP
ERATE AND FROM 863 TO 873
PER MONTH AT THE END OF 7
MONTHS.
FURTHER INCREASES GIVEN '
UNTIL OPERATORS EARN FROM
886.60 TO 884,60 PER MONTH.
SUPERVISING OPERATORS
EARN FROM 888 TO 8106 PBR
MONTH, EXCELLENT OPPOBTU
KIT1ES FOB ADVANCEMENT TO
STILL HIGHER SALARIED; POSl
1 TIONS.
APPLY AT
- TELEPHONE COMPANT,
BOOM S01 6TH FLOOR
TELEPHONE BU1LDINO
PARK AND OAK STREETS "
WANTED 5 GIRLS. 16 TO SSYEABS OF
AGE. TO OPERATE POWER SEWINO
M OUlPGIRLS MAKE GOOD WAGES, ALSO
BECEIVE A LARGE BONUS: THE WORK IS
EAST TO LEARN. PLEASANT AND STEADY,
WE WILL BE GLAD TO INTERVIEW XOU.
APPLY
AME8-HARRIS-NEVILLE BAG CO.
15TH AND HOTT.
GIRLS AND ELDERLY WOMEN WANTED TO
EMPLOYMENT; GOOD PATs EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY APPLT AT 604 SPAt?L
DING BLDG . AFTER 8 A. M. OB .FROM
6 TO 7 P. M.
BOOKKEEPERS, steuogrspbers. typlsU, dicta
phone operators, bill cAerks, aceountanU, stcw
register with us for employment. wacaii
place ytm promptly. Registration fee 32.00.
Wm. E Gibbons. 630-681 Railway Eichaoge
bldg. Main 466.
GIRL, for general housework; no washing; 65 0
per monlh. Apply hv Mr. LeriU, Leritts
store, 4th and Washlngtori. ;
WANTE D Women f o r Inside steady work.
Western Oregon Handle Co., B. 31st . and
Sandy bird.
WANTED Cook and maid, out ol town; good
vagas. all modern onnreniencea. Call 074
Schuyler at, corner E. lwth. Phone last 294.
MARKER VVANtED; good wages and steady
employment. Strike conditions. Bute Laun
dry Co.. 86a E. Broadway.
WANTED A dining room girt Phone Wood-
lawn 2816.
WANTED Eaperienced
v also eoatmaker. 802
help ia drasa-nssing;
Columbia bldg.
WANTED Assistant bookkeeper; state age and
salary erpected to begin. Q-647J JourfiaL
COMI'ETEXT girl for general housework. ' Main
S941. '- " - , -
WAN'tEb Gwl to work in dining room. Ex-
periesce) not necessary
Campbell Hill hotel.
WASTE
CD Glri
f Phone
for cooking
and downstairs
work,
Marshall 617.
WANTED A cook;
ply St. Helena Hall
references required.
Ap-
)8th and Hall sta.
BELP WAiTTrriV-MAER
a-arn frmayc
rt
" ' "" Y IT t DM
MILL1NEBY
InmsM -roar salary same time, remodel your
UMM'r saaflMa's.a,
own hats. Erening elaesee for business women.
Mra. Z E. Rose. grad. of Woman's InstitoU. lt,
Y. city. 603 E. 11th at, SeUwood ear. Brook
lya st.
UOt.ER BARBER COLLEGE
pays ye while learning; giraa yew set of tents:
positlos secured. Write for catalogue. ? 236
Bnrmids st, er phone Broadway 1731.
MEN, WOMEN, leans barber trade: wagea Whfla
Uansisst. posMioa a-aaranteed. Mrr. 22 yes.
eaperlence. Oregoii Barber College. 268 Madison.
PORTLAND Barber . Colitis pays yon while
. faernins. five yon set of tool Ires, poeittoa
aswored. 88 I.' M at -...
SALESMEN WASTED
SALESMEN wanted to sell ear, complete line
ol nursery stock. O-jtit free. Cask weekly.
Capital City Nursery Qt, Salem, Or. ; ; .
MAN with Ford car. demonstrate and aell ante
acceasory: 3 1 5. profit daily. 028. Railway
Exchange, 7 to 8 p. - s -
SITUATIONS MALE.- 8
W ILL DO your carpenter work ; by day r
eonusck . cast, qsoo, - awm . .
HITTTATIri-arai it a .-' ' i
wAnVED fcmploymeot. by middle aged man. I
. luxperMaeed saleaiaan in grooariaa and general
merchandise, with baainesa ooUega aducatloa; a- !
pabla of managing , and eaa make good fat re-
iiponsible twsition. t!aed W handling sawmill;
and Jogging eamp Uada, Will go anywhera and j
taaa wp worfc it otica. Permanent pwdtion witbyt
proapecu of draBovmcnt desired. Hast of ref-
erances. Will be tileasMt to hm bii.ntMt if I
at all mterestni. , f.n kam im -a. I
dress Q-S40. Jonnisl
W'ANTtDCtmtnt work of aU kinds house
rawed and basemrnU tnUrged. Marshall S13T. :
rVISH position Uiat wiU pay eiprnaea;1 some "est
VMirlann 1m .1 t-i . : . .....
" " " "arpenieruig. etecuioiiy.
sales ssanship. O-StS. iournai.
HT-1 fmn position on stock or
. . . . years upsnenoai eaa
handle tractore. O-088. JournaL ..
tlflAM arTt.s-r".l . ...a.' ."" ""IT. H!' i L""
-itJ!I?dJlJWlitenrooit r Tabor 6200.
VLL kmiU ofrarjntrwork"Uon; MtlmaUi
sTtTam fraWt Pgilt ITa,. nasi i
S.8 rsl's"'l and repaired 'an ' iiainted j
with -factory guaranteed paint. Call Fst 858 1
IlfUH achool boy wishes work after school and !
BatJW-one East slug. . ,
Bl-n'plTinf Xur. noma or oflioe. East !
t Jj'NO. repairing an4 remoasUng.' t
, ' -TrATI01frEMALB 4 1
EXPEKWCM'V.U pUira teaohtr wishes pupils. I
Ieasona will ba giran at pupil's boms if desired.
K4sft i t K.
ran ink 9 v.. m k. V... i , , 1 -
- --7 - . , . " . i'iivui-ii nursing pre ' ;
ferred. Mm. Meyers, Slot 57th are. S. E. , '
WTClTCAREfor home while party Is away. ( "V
88. Boom 304. T
POITION "as housekeeper where there arei
- s i V l T I JA. Mdm 1 g,
Jrmmil.
.
EXrKlUKNCKl) woman wuu Uy work. lhoDl
WANf ED--Iay'i work by middle gd eoSSnt !
EXPERIENCED woman would like day work '
WANTEIi. by man and wife., apt. bouse to run; .
tliorougbly capable. I'lione Woodlswn i ' '
EXPEnTENCED operator wants a position in a s
in.ie pranrn esrnange. rnone Kast - .
nnEHSMAKlG
48
DRESSMAKING, plain sewing, alterations. houa
aprons, dresses, children's clothes, reasonablat
prices. 310 Fremont. East 7807.
IF TOO ADMIRE work well dona,' try Mrs:)
Bates, 1 1 20 Dirision st.. for alts ratio as, rc- I
modeling and making of ladies' garments. Res- '
sonable prices, work guaranteed. Tabor 8012. !
ALTERATIONS, refitting and making of ladle? 1
garments, reasonable prices; work gneraateed. J
I. Benbla. Ladles' TsUor. 408 Bush Laae bid.
OCTEsTlTi:NT"i6f Rslinina ladias' coats:
tailored buttjmhniM mimimM ana a-Mian.ii
bWg. .
COATS and furs rellned and remodeled. Pbonsi'
Woodlawn 948S
FURNISHED ROOMS
HOTEL SAllGENT. Hawthorne gad GraadT
Starting point special car for Vsnconrsr.
FURNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE
FAMILY 19.''
FOR BENT Furnished room trul 'aleepfni '
porch, suitable for 2; hot and cold water; '.
phone. Main 6387. , 770 H Johnson street.
NICEL"FUltNlSHEb largo room, bgthnoftJC:: ,
phone; walking; block from 2 car lines. Rea
sonable. East 7172.
APARTMENT house, front room, second floor,
prirata entrance, heat, phone, bath, running
opi a coia water in room; gentlemen. A-anno.
1 LARUE front room. bath, electric liahU. 1
gentleman, 83 per week; 2, 64 per week.
206 N. IBtli st. Phone Broadway 8078.
THREE psrtly furnished H. K. rooms arnl '
sleeping porch. Marshall 3684. 148 Haw
il.ton are. ,
SlCE clean sleeping room for 1 er 2 gentle
men. 854 1st st.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
1
FOR RENT 3 or 4 unfurnished rooms, in
eluding gaa store. 44 8 Hall at.
ROOMS AND BOARD i
HARRISON hotel. Good table board 86 per
week, outside rooms 32.60 per week. Front
and Harrison Streets.
t56lfOU want
board and room. If s
wwv w i.ranu Are. noiei; fs.tMt to is.vv uf
per week. 334 Grand are., cor. Mill. J
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON, 880 10th. for
business girls and students. Marshall 1261.
BOOMS AHD BOARD PRIVATE.
FAMILY n
itHMsHt,U room and board with prirata (am
ily; young man preferred. 78H O-erton st.
YV ANTED ROOMS AND BOARD 3T
BOOM or rooms and 2 meals a day with prTrata
family for man and wife (both employed) and '
6-year-old girl. Must ba good boms for child.
0-844. Journal.
WXn TED- Home for boy 11 ynfi. v?fil
work for room and board while attending
school. - 0-646, Journal.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS S
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
THUEK room furnished housekeeping suite, llT";
includes electric lighta, water, phone and bath ;
clean and desirable, wast aide, walking distance.
480 College at. Mala SZ4 V. Marshall SS4S.
CLEAN, Urge, ftirnitlted 8 room H. K. suited
' 826: aba 2 rooms, 33 week. 812 Celum
bia at; ' "
TWO furnished connecting rooms, light, lieae
and phone, reasonable. 188 Holladay are.
East 7741.
ONE LA HOE ROOM for rent; reasonable price.
Use of kitchen with room if desired. . Call
Wdlwn. 2086 or 76 Tanoourcr are.
LARGE, elean, steam heat, H. K. room,
week. Electricity, not water. 841 Hsrn
son st-!
TBTTNKH DELTVRBED IN DOWNTOWN DIS
TBICT FOB 25 CENTS. PHONE E 6484.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ' J8
aT SV iilO a I y iw as- aw w mm
PRIVATE FAMILY P
Mi 7 room home to tha right party; modern,
1 block from oar; adults only; refer nets re
quired: rent 330. Phone Sellwood 1767.- 1
2 UNFURNISHED housekeeping moms, 097 ?'
E. Belmont st.
2 ORnfUNFrBST8Hfb apU., walking dli
. IT Kaet 1th-st.. corner YamhilL
i FOR RENT 2 H. 1C and one sleeping room.
! antt 'enshr .--:
FOR RENT HOUSES
UNFURNISHED
"WHEN tr5 MOVE, USE NORTH-
WESTERN KI.ECTRIO LIGHT SERVICE
Tenth and Washington. Broadway 660.
FORfiENT 7 room house, pared street, fine,
riew. Inquire 1160 Willamette boulerard.
lirl'KF, for rent
Tabor 7546.
FURNISHED HOUSES
as
WILL lease for 8 months, my 6-room aatwi- '
somely furnished duplex house, west sVle '
lower heights, with the beat riew la the city and ..
as modern aa any apartment, 8100 per month -,
adult! references. Main 1628. .....
THREE ' rooms at 2ld and Jefferson. Mar"
shall 2641. 620; water, light and phoae.'
H. G. Farr. 606 Jefferson. .
CLEAN, sightly upper and lower 8 and 4 room.
furnished or unfurnished flat, garage. 854 V ' -
South 1st at. '
NICELY furnished 4 room house, 32..50 pert
month. 788 Minnesota ere.
SHaU: house, urnlshedi waling iUUiSZTStf
. 7608. ; ; , ' . -, ' 'ft:
8 ROOM furnished house, 323.60, includes' ,
water. 745- Mississippi are.
FURNISHED F1ATS j 66 .
7 ' B06M' FLAT, furnished, including inarm.'
sewing machine. 460 CoOete at, oor. 18th. I.
AFARTMENTS FOB RENT 46'
A WELL furnishad room suitable foe I ae 8:'
steam heaUd. walking distance from tews. ' '
Marshall 2806. - .
tU&NOUA iPtA.. 148 IS. kl .uratahea ',
rwom apt., eteam heat Adnlta. .
'"' -YY ANTED TO RENT - 7 .
WANTED to rent, a pleasant 6 or 6 rosi
oome, lornisneo, lor w wwni cnwaoni
Nor, 1(3 adults only; best of referettaee; prefer
Alameda or Beaumont. Call Woodlswn 6240. - ,
WANTED to BENT A 6 or 8 room bauae, '
with garage, 8 yea et present kwatioa; n'
ehlldrea. t Bant references If reqnired. VWm'
rent or lease. , Pnone Sellwood 8284,' ' , - ;
WAKTETO"i"'itEirT""Vy swapemfbt party.
fire or six room bouse, bandy to either Mt.
Tabor or Hawthorne are. earline, bctwasB 46Ua
and 0tk sta. ETaone Tabor 6 88 t;y '' ;;.r
MfAN't'tiOOD I to""l4 room unTufnished house"
close in; east and west aide, Geod refsrencasp ?
Might buy soma furntt-ire. Main 6451. : ..
EMPLOTEO GIRL wishes smaU'fnraished narU:
meat r room with kitchenette . la ' prirata
family. East 8787.
ONE- and two - rwsTM for housekrepuig. aesUr
f timiehed, ateam heat, - all cernrenianeee. 1 66
Sherman st Phone Marshall 893, "
WANTED-. Smell
nicely
furnished - bouse.
wi 1 1 1 .
TO KENT Wanted, smsll furnished r partly
- lurnwhed bouse.- Cell Main 681. -
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