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QlLZCG'J CUIJDAY JOUII.TAL, PORTLAND, GUIIDAY T -T"'T''"i OCTODrn ID; 1C13. t:: . - -!! - - 4 r , . o t tv -s r on if- BIG APPLE CROP IN HOOD RIVER DISTRICT BRINGS PROSPERITY 'All -Lines of Business Reflect the Optimism Produced by an Un usually Good Fruit Crop. . . Hood.. Rivtr, '.Oct. 13, About every other man m meeUi on the street baa some new storyvto tall of the remark abla prosperity which haa come to Hood IUver thla year, and never before in lta hiatory haa tha outlook for the apple alley been ao bright". With the iem? cry of the former boom and the disaster which camped on ita trail there la no tice'abl everywhere a tendency of con servatism that win render a recurrence of that boom practically Impossible, and the result will be4bat the proceeds of the crop this year, win be devoted to sinklnr mortgages on ranches or m lm provlnjr orchards as investments against future possibilities of failure. The work ot the experiment station is now bearing fruit and orchards are in better condition this fall than ever in the past Reports of anthracnose In the 'valley prove to have been exaggerated, but this has not prevented orchardists from taking drastic action to prevent any spread of the limited Infection that . a.- " r- The further harvesting progresses, the more 'apparent does it become that .The Journal's estimate of 2,000,000 boxes, which was - considered unreasonably high ; when it was first made in June, was not only conservative, but If It -erred at- all it was in underestimation. So good is the quality, of the fruit that . the percentage of extra ' fancies, is re markably high,! and this year wlllbe " one of record yield, record quality and .record high 'grades. Heavy .wind last ' week caused quite a drop in the orch ards, but so heavy ts the crop that orch ardists say the loss will not be noticed, especially when, it is remembered that from $15 to $20 per ton is being paid on fthe ground for windfalls. The box situation, which haa been causing some anxiety, is now much im proved and supplies that will meet even 'the large requirements will shortly be .available. Day land night big trucks are traversing the roads to and from the orchards, and the scene of activity 1n the vicinity of the warehouses is one that; is the wonder-of every visitor. . Labor has been plentiful and of a much better type than in former years. Efforts of I. W. W. organisers to in troduce unrest have, fortunately, been completely unsuccessful, and It is be lieved , thai the fraternity has left this for: more fruitful fields of operations. ' About the only cloud on the apple growers' horizon today Is the shortage of refrigerator cars, which is now re garded as serious. - On Sunday and Mon- day -only ; four cars arrived, whereas from 20 to 25 per day would more nearly represent actual requirements at this utage, Yesterday 15 cars were reported , In sight, but a feeling of uneasiness per sists, especially among growers who have no storage facilities. The stevei dores strike at New York ta also being -watched with-keen Interest here and is regarded as further evidence that bet ter, facilities for shipping at Portland via' Panama, canal and Europe are re quired, t .... ' Packing Plant at : Klamath Falls Will ! Be Asset to State .. : Klamath Falls, Oct. 18. Contracts Jiave been let to Coffee - Brothers of j this city for the construction of the ; most complete packing plant between Portland and 3fan Francisco. "The plant .wtll .be built on Laka Ewauna, two miles south of Klamath Falls on the Southern Pacific railroad. The plant . will be owned by the Klamath Packing company and, according to Luke E. 'Walker,, president of the concern, it , wilK bt) the last word in packing plant . construction. , a Brick and concrete will be used 'throughout and the building will con form in every particular with govern ment regulation. Klamath , county livestock will be slaughtered and dis tributed from the plant ', ;. Morningside Homes , Are Contracted by r J. L. Hartman Co. ' '1 , ' 's .'..'. ' - i -, '" ";! Contracts for several new houses in e Morningslde have been; let by, the J. L. Hartman company to L. W. Dinsmore, ( and construction work will begin lmme j dlately. Morningslde addition lies on the east slope of Mount Tabor arid com . - manda s magnificent view ot the moun--' tains an. valley. ,. - The" new homes wilt be of th. bunga - ' Jow type, five and, six rooms, with fire , places, hardwood floors and sleeping .porches. Each will be built on a 60 by v 100 foot- site, and they will be offered v at $4000 to 15000, according; to Mr. Ilart- v man. ,- Building Program : .0n at Hood River tlood River,. Oct 18. A "build your home" movement has been' Inaugurated here by the Portland Home Building as- - soclatlon la response to requests by resi dents interested in the development of the city. For several months the hous ing situation has been acute and a num-. bar of people - who wished to make homes here have ; been ' forced " to seek other locations because it was absolute ly impossible to secure accommodations of any kind either in the city or- sub urbs. It is believed , that many people who, own lota . here. ...but who' are at present . renting houses may-be, per suaded to build thelr -own homea and .hus relieve the present situation. A.G.Teepe Company Reports ManyvSales In Rose City fark Tlio modern home at 977 Multnomah street. Laufelhurst, wast recently sold by tlio A- O. Teepe (company to W O. X.ud- u-ate for 6000., This firm, reports the transfer of 13 homes during, the past month the agjfrejrat vaiue beln $65,600, .'Kfftht of these sales were made In Hose Tity Tark.and two in Alameda Park. The demand ' for. homes continues to tlmand the utmost effort on the part of rcalty rnen In securing listings,' accord ing: UTTeepc ." . - j. f: VST AGATHA'S CHURCH, SELLOtjffi V . or New edifice being erected- at East ...... - The new church belne erected by St Agathas parish at East Fifteenth and Nehalem streets, in the Sellwood district, ta the first monumental structure to be built in Oregon of tuffa stone from the quarries at Mt Angel. 1 The soft gray tone of, the tuffa makes a particularly pleasing exterior - and the material is said to. be quite 'as durable as brick or concrete.. - .,..,.:-....' .,.v...-. Plans for the new church were prepared-by Krnat Kroner, following sug gestions outlined by Rev. Father John Cummulky. Foundations are completed and construction wilt proceed as fast as stone can be secured. The waus will ne of concrete fciced with tuffa stone. The nave of the church will be 117 feet In length and 60 feet wife, with an extreme width of 70 feet at the transept The steejie will be 100 feet In height, surmounted with a copper cupola. There will be a clock In the tower, and chimes will be installed In the belfry. The auditorium will have seating capacity for 600 people. The building, exclusive of interior fur nishings, will cost approximately $25,000 and It is estimated that $15,000 will be expended on the interior. The architect is working out plans for a finish-of tuffa stone for- the interior walls. This stone is particularly adapted to use on the interior of an auditorium. New High School Building Under Construction and New City Hall Planned Opposite Oregon City. The incorporated city of West Lynn, located on the Willamette river opposite Oregon City, is being rapidly expanded by the addition of a 400 acre tract plat ted by the. Interstate Sales company. Grading and paving of streets in the new section was commenced last week and will be continued until-' the whole tract is improved, according to officials of the company. " ; A new hi eh nctoool la In nropfiB iif construction and a new city hall is planned. The school building is located on a six acre tract, dedicated for the mimosa. Thn hndilino- In larM on fa modern In construction and equipment. The city hail will be located on a site acquired from the Interstate Sales com- Dan V Tha, RffA in HltrH on nmmAma a fine view of the river: grounds about the.bullding will be parked, Development of the industries of Ore iron CltT Ml a lam npnlA arA th. nM- posed erection of a new bridge to re place uie , suspension Bridge now in use between Oregon City and the west side, have given a decided Impetus to real es tate activity on both , sides of the river at that point. The" acreage -offered by the Interstate Sales company has been platted m garden tracts on the land aldhg the river front and in residence districts on the higher ground. - The Pacific highway, crossing the bridge at Oregon City, passes . through the new addition and will afford easy access, to Portland from the new town. According to H. W. MMspaugh, .presi dent of the. promoting company, there have been numerous purchases of home sites-by prospective builders in the tract recently opened foe sale. Journalsant" Ads V RATES," DAILY- OR SUNDAY P Hn tt Wtto Thn. eotwMutiT SDMrtloiif for pom ot two. Each nibMquaat imineeatiTS lOMrtlcm without , caDM of copy, per line . . 777.., . 7. V7o 1 Count sbr awnam wofdr to tba- Bb. For 01000117 "tea phone for telidtoc ; PHONES MAIN ?17.W " "SKY? TVPAT i ?S aU 1 ! atlteJna ever . heard of this tops everything. A- genuine ma hogany Hallet.& Davis Pilyer piano with finest auto piano De Lux. kton m,Hu1n.cab'rwt match, actually llliS with 212 well selected music rplls, which of themselves are worth over $230 also nice bench. This all cost Jlt25 Christ Si? fW ars ago will actually tike haif if can realise all cash, at earliest posaibla moment We will cover this in--irment witla ncondiUonal guaranty same a,.brand new one, . See-Storage Department, Oregon Eilers Music House! entrance 287 Washington street S the big electric "Pianos" sign. Ad vT i.,,. kk1'1"8 senvtfn mahogany min JSSSTk bSr rand! could not be told itf tm J!"!?4 ne,?' xcTt for a few checks miJ. TVv i- ,i "wen oencn, JUon t P want to save money in T5TJn8V- baby wand for less then 8500. St" w8!r ile Music bldg., entrance 87. 7a8hnston street, between Fifth and Fourth sUeets.Adv. . ."- . ; CITY' OF WEST LYNN 13 ASSUMING ASPECT OF GROWING TOWN Fifteenth andNehalem streets, under ';. It is not only pleasing and restful in color tone, but readily , absorbs sound waves and prevents the sharp echoes noticeable in large, rooms finisiM. in marble or other highly polisneu ffdrfaoes. WEW TODAY Auction Sales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 169-171 SECOND ST. NEAR YAMHILL REGULAR FURNITURE SALE MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY - . j AT 6 A. M. OUR SALESROOMS ARE CROWDED WITH GOOD SECOND HAND FUR NISHINGS FOR MONDAY'S SALE, as follows: Round solid quartered oak DINING TABLES. Dining Chairs, COST LY SIDEBOARD with Double Mirror, COUCHES, LIBRARY and STAND TABLES, RATTAN and GENUINE LEATHER .SEAT ROCKERS, BOOK CASES, Tabourettes, Eight-Day Clocks. Vases, Gas Reading Lamp, Mahogany Tea Table, RUGS, CARPETS, LINOL EUMS, WHITE MAPLE BEDROOM SETS, IRON BEDS, Springs and Mat tresses, GOOD DRESSERS. COSTLY FOLDING BEDS. KITCHEN TREAS .TTRES and TABLES, GOOD STEEL RANGE, Cooking Utensils and other ef fects CONSIGNED FOR POSITIVE SALE. IF YOU APPRECIATE BAR GAINS, ATTEND OUR SALES. WED NESDAY and FRIDAY ws sell you at 10 A. M. PRIVATE SALE DEPARTMENT WE HAVE FIVE FLOORS, 60x100. FULL OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE Of all descriptions. If yon are looking for the VERY BEST the market affords, WE SOLICIT YOUR INSPECTION LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROOM SIZE RUGS IncIndlnW ANnm.PPrfiSTiW wrr.'mv AXMINSTER and BODY BRUSSELS ; also SCOTCH WOOL RUGS in various sliest WOOL FIBERS, Fiber Carpetby the yard. Just the thing for bedrooms. NEW LINOLEUMS. STOVES STOVES -STOVES- HEATING STOVES for COAL or WOOD ; ELECTRIC and GAS HEAT ERS, GAS WATER HEATERS, Gas Plate?, etc Also EXCEPTIONAL BAR. DON'T' BUY UNTIL YOU SEE WHAT hayis run HALE. IT WILL BE MONEY SAVED FOR YOU. BANKRUPT STOCK AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 A.M. OF THE "HAROLD" SYSTEM OF TAILORING PITTOCK BLOCK ; REMOVED TO ' " WILSON'S AUCTION : HOUSE. FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE - CLOTHS by the yard, TRIMMINGS, etc. ROLL TOP DESK and eHAIH; Wall Tree, Chairs, Suit Racks, SINGER SEW ING MACHINES, Pressing Table? and Blocks Tailors Square, Buttonhole Cut gust Forms, Tables, Stands. .MIR RORS, Pressing "Irona, Coat Hangers, ,,IryiES SUITS JTinlshed, large quan tity WOOLEM CLOTH by - the yard. Thread, lot 0t Silk Remnants, and other effects -such a used la a flret-clasa . J- T. WELSON, Auctioneer, t H. W. SITTON, Receiver; . ty - cash "for furniture. Can Main 162$. direction of Rev. Father John Cummisky 1 '' - 1 . i i.i 5BW TODAY ESTABLISHED 18M MRS. MORRIS. WHO IS RETURN ING TO IDAHO, HAS FAVORED US WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL THE COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF HER PRIVATE HOME. THIS FURNITURE AND RUGS ARE FRIST-CLASS. SEV ERAL PIECES ARE EQUAL TO NEW. We now have theas goods on display AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING THE AUCTION WILL BE TO ON TUESDAY NEXT COMPRISING ! PLAYER PIANO, (88 Note) In MAHOGANY CASE, RECORDS and CABINET, Parlor Cabinet, Mahog any Parlor Table with Lyre Base. Large Easy Rocker suitable for the Library or X?,n?rown Portieres, large valuable Oil Painting (a Russian scene), small Pictures, Library Tables, Windsor Chair, Piano Bench, large Mahogany Bookcase with Plate Glass Doors, costly Wilton Rugs in following sizes : n.sjtis, n.Sx 12, 9x12, 4.6x7.8, and 38 inches. Also Axminster. Rugs in room sizes. Electric Table Lamps, Brass and Onyx Stands, Fibre Rockers, Couches. , Very beautiful Dining Room Suite in Quarter-sawed oak, viz: 64-inch top, Ped- 2iS? TabiS Hrgr8 Btfet, Set of Chairs with Leather Seats. r55?i nd Ir Beds. Best Springs, Good Mattresses, Oak and Mahogany Dressers. Oak Chiffonier, Dunckley Elec tric Vacuum Cleaner, Tabourettes, Gas Ranffe, Kitchen Outfit, and many other useful lots. i We also have the part furnishings Im,1?otn'r Private home. Included In this list yon wtlK find Library Furniture, Dining Room Table and Chairs, etc AUCTIONEER'S NOTE oiw3 MSLSSS YOU ARE WELCOME TO CALL AND INSPECT. THE GOODS AT YOUR LEISURE TOMORROW. , K AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. THURSDAY NEXT WeShaJl have another lot of Household v" "" im overlook this sale if in seed of furniture. AUCTION ON THURSDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. a .SY? F0R PRIVATE SALE AT A BARGAIN SEVERAL PAIRS OB WOOL TAPESTRY DRAPES. P W& BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR W. C. BAKER & W. II. DEAN Furniture Dealers and. Auctioneers . . .-" Masonic Temple Bldg. YamhUl and W. Park Streets. . PHONE MAIN 3132. Here's a Real Bargain ; APARTMENT HOUSK 2-rtory jmodern brick on 60x100 corner m i, t?w--I tKK?CA "wuer nos Btuated to run it. income 85600 per year, small exnena. v per cent on z 40.400. Price tnr iJit.iZ hldg., city. , ' "Vioer jsxchania JTOTICES " tl SUPREME PRESD. CARLOS HAItbt. of the Fraternal Rpn,h.a. . .r. l" Oct 22. rt thaT.llSei" "-"vSSaaS.BlJS- 10th and Taylor st. A short wogram and cordi.ll, toriledrnoadnSSon! tHAllulA.t OF COMMITTER. ITAMIOE Homestead, Brother hood of - American Yeomen: regular meeting Monday. Oct 20, a p. m., at Masonic Temnia. ana hW"t Class to be Viti ated. All Teomea inrtUd afr. K. Earl Feike. Opr. Mag 102! i'V"TLANDTi Homestead' No. 42, Brotherhood of Amer ican Yeomen, will hold a business session in the p. g. T. V. halL ?w l1" - Thursday evening! Oct 23. Your presence entlUta you to tht cash drawing. Yetu AifakT-Bidg. Mtoe3se.w"tw,nn,, 300 SEGTJXiAR meeting' at Portland ftebekah' Billet oomnuttos at 1:80 p. m., Tueadar. tlrt 21 lB,.Lii- F- TjmpUTFirst IndAfde, u.' JtJ ' I ?,' V ,AU member. Phelps, Recording TH ttnl Wlahl.J IT Ll '4. . ' ji Jil 'i . 1 wiie craiermtyl win hold the first social of the avjaon Monday C'"- "Ot 0. at Turner hail, 25 13th .t Members and friends Invited. Admiaaioa 2a ."a 7 ,1,1, Dt ngmaw, J. TUB WOMEN OF MOOSEHJSART LUOION tri vember S. at the Meose Temple, Fourth and Tar- n ...... j .... urn L . . . - r 11:80 o'clock. Come all and nave a good time. CLARA BEATON, Secretary. ,Lli?ITED A?ANs7TW6jn vLIbenyaawnably will give a card and dancing party Wednesday evening,. Oct 22. at W t xa hall V Arh a a W.- a i lV ,V SMBLEilJEWEf:rfT.a epecialty; buttons, "ptai Chan. Jn.u R revm - 1t 4 d. " " v.wmoi.,n O 4?. KYETHTO WOTICES 41 KIKEFATKICK Council, 3227. Security Benefit Av ocUUna, formerly K. . I of . . ' Bis daws, today 8nndrl aftsroooa and ti1b m& Cmtil Lake ftm sikaioD to sroond. iloch fsmom onion ntt!e, 6 piece llefrnshmesU. ' Kail haa tarn amanttt- toe winter dakeint, Udlas SS emts. Cits ao cents, uome for a Jolly tnoa bm. " KJRKPA'tRICE: Ooon.lt 2237, Btenntr tfenein as ocialioo. formerly E, A L, ot 8. . i Bis m spea ueetlns Aest Friday, October 24. 8 :S0 harp. ' Swi Han, Sd nd aeifenon, - Cards, 600 and daneina. Hocb'i fanont mka ratio. Yea th. . wel come to com. for a ood time. Mask ball Dot. SI, SO pnsea Get ready for the boat time of roor Ufa. ' DAJCB I Monday erening, Oet. 30, Kast Side W. O. W. Hall, K. 6th and Alder, by Eureka Council. 204, K. aV L. of 8 Im aoanmitlaa to tnun all sood time. Fins union mania. - AdauMloa; seats 00a, ladlee zoe."' THE . BENETTT SAXCX which - waa to baT. been aien oa Wadnata aianhii. October 22. bf tba Court of Honor, will bo poitponed until Wedneaday eTe- aung, vowDex sv. nnrmM AaaomMe Nn -1. Cnlted Artinna. will CiTa their. "Hiah Jiaks" party on Tuoseday araninc. October 21, at W. O. W. hall. 128 11th at. - Dansinc fce entire erealng h ball No. S ami carda in aommittos room, i The cards will atari at :4 aljarp. Daacins will oonaiot of the latwt: aho'eotae old time dBcea. i Ad miaiion. SS cents. ZaofQuh'a orcheatra. Coma and enior te fun. ' COMM1TTKK. A SPECIAL conclave of Wah- instou Uommandery no. is, K. 1., will be htld Tuday ere- nins, uct. 21, at' t.bv p. m-, aharo. afasonia halt.- EL 8th end Burnxlde ate. . Order of the Bed Croat and Malta will be conferred on a lane slaaa of Candida tea, asd a larse attendance la desired. There will be some nice refreshment provided. O. P. KISMAN, Recorder. M. W. A. Boee City camp meet in .m ineir own oiu. ilia near Dura. ', ' v'e eacn jnonw. jenenoa oonuauy la- TTt "ted. J- W. SIMMONS, Clerli. SIS Taos bids. WALTER BOSS, Comml ' i mttigcs.Blrtbs.Vzatbs MARRIAGE LICENSES Euel H. Gaitten. 24, Doer bland, Ob. and afiana Bammer. 27, 7' B. 20th at, , Ernest A. Totten, 23. 607 E. Ash, and Zetaa o. Armantrotrt, z, 07 K. Asn. H. E. Band. 24, Linnton. Or., and Franaaa O. Walpola. 21.. Cromwell aDartmenta. Grace H. Johnson, letal, 48 W. Sumner. John H. McCulUragh. legal. SUTorton, Or., and Mary I. manner, lecml, 880 Strong. James P.- Bogers, So. 234, E. 82d st sad Georgia Amnnson. 22. 6704 80th 'at, wear X. Bunaoorg, 28, 4B0 Morrison at., and Thorborg Carlson, 82. 690 H Washington. Joseph Danns. .26, 618 E. 22d at, and Deto dia Chinnonte. 18, S40 E. 16th t William W n,,M 91 ifl, n CT-II.-a ' in ' mhviwii a a war au a.swa aaiaji mtm and Irene H. Kiehardaon, 18, TerwilUger blvd. Arthur E. Builts, 29. Haatins, Or., Jeaanette Harper. 25, Imperial hotel. Francis Ashford, 42, 469 Washing-ton at, and Ethel S. Spanlding, lsgml. 190 Kin st. John H. MoCauley, 28, Ban Francisco, and Beatrice Berena. IS. Ban Marco Wei. W. J. Parke, 2, Kansas City. Mo., and AW Tina Scnnltz. 19, Imperial hotel. BIKTH BBOWN To Mr, and Mrs. J. r. Brown. Port- land, Or., October 9, a son. -WARBEN To Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Warren, Cane Horn. Wash..' October B a ami MARGETO To Mr. and Mr. Mack Uargetaa a uv(w ciwMniui nien, vcwwi , , a oangnier. M CUNE To Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeOune. oxw ourcn Krswc norm, uetoeer x. a aangnteg. - NEILSON - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles NeOson. - MeUger, Or., October 0, a ton. STANKIETITZ To Mr. and Mrs. Prank StankieTiU, 848 M Clintow ttrsv October 14, a son. j oaau4u-ii) at, ana sirs, j, n. otesgsu. Irring apartments, October 5, a daughter. . HUNTINGTON To Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Hunfi ington, 815 Twenty-second street north, Oo- rooer xx, a asogiuer. . KOMIG To' Mr. "and Mrs. C. M. Komig, 20? H Second street, October 11, a son. NEWTON To Mr. and Mrar J. H. Newton. 845 Missouri arettne. October B. a aon. BAGLER To Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Bagley, 155 North Twelfth street, October 0, a daughter. BURUEIXr To Mr. and Mm. P. L. BurreU. 966 Brooklyn, October 6, a daughter. STORKESSEN To Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Storkenaen. 1062 East Sixteenth ttreet north, October 13, a daughter. DEATHS' A3TD FTTSERALS ii BURREri, In this city, at her late residence, 505 R. 20th at. N.. Oct. IT, Margaret Bar ren, aged 08 years, mother of Mrs. James H. Boid of Great FalK Mont ; Henry A. BunvH of Chateau, Mont., Will Burrell of Butta, Mont; Elizabeth, Jessie, Jean and Marguerite Kurreli ot this city and Logan BurreU of Oil Fields. VitX. The remains are at Finleys, Montgomery at 5th. Notice of funeral hereafter. MA IRE At Oswego. Or.. Oct. IT. 1810, Lu rien W. Maire, aged 6T years, beloved hns band of Celia Maire. Friends are invited - to attend the funeral services at the Congrega tional church, Oswego. Or., at 2 p. m. today (Sunday) Oct. 19. 1010. Remains at Holman s Funeral Parlors, Third and Bahaon its., until l :s o cioc riunaay. McQUEEN At the South Salem hospital. Salem. Or., Oct. IT, 1019, Mary . Katherine McQueen, aged 64 years, mother of Stuart A. McQueen of Portland. Funeral services will be held today, (Sunday) Oct. 19, from the Don ning & ' McEntee parlors. Brdwy. and Ankeny at., at 8 p. m. Friends invited. Interment Multnomah Park cemetery. MILLER At Seattle, Wash., Oct 13, Bertha VS." Miller, aged 44 years, wife of Walter P. Miller of Seattle, Wash., stater of Mrs. M. D. Bogart, Mrs. Thomas Leekley, R. C P. F. and J. W. Blair ot this city. . The funeral servieea win be held today (Sunday) at 2 o'clock p. m., at Pulley's, Montgomery at 6th. Frienda in rited. Interment at Eocene. Or. GUIS8 In this city. Oct 16, 1919. Clara E. Guias, aged TS yean, beloved wife of the lata W. L. Guiss of Woodbarn. Or. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral lervices at the Methodist Episcopal church, Woodbarn, Or , at 3 n. m. today (Sunday) Oct. 19. 1919. Be main at Holman's Funeral parlors,-Third and Salmon eta., until 10 a. m. Sunday. i THAYEK At the residence. 1165 East Tenth street north, October IT. May Thayer, ace ST years. Beloved wife of Ellis O. Thayer; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson. Formerly of LanreL Ore. Funeral servieea will be held Sunday. October 18. at 3 p. m., at the Portland Crematorium. - Friends Invited. Arrangements in care of Miller Sc Tracey. ROGERS In this city October T, Allen Rogers, see 80 years, beloved hatband of Ella Rogers. Remains win be forwarded Mon day, October 20. at T:86 a. m,. under direction of Miller At Tracer. ' to Crowle, Ore., where services and interment will, take place. HAGAR The funeral services of the late Susanna Hagar will be held Monday Oct 20, at 2 p. m, at the First German M. E. church, Fifteenth and Hoyt etreeta, Interment at Lone Fir oemetery. Arrangenunta in care of Miller & Tracey. 1CNCAN Tha funaral seryices of Ihs lata Olive Jane Duncan will be held today (Sunday) at 1 :S0 o'clock p. nv, at the Congregational church, at Scappooee. Or. Frienda invited. J. P. 1'ln ley & Son. directors. SCHNBUj The funeral services of the lata Daniel SchaelL beloved son of Mr. and' Mrs. Geo,, IX Schueli. will be held Monday. October 20, at 2 p. m.. at the chapel of Miller Tracey. Interment at BiTerview cemetery. . DOtTGHERTY Cathertne a DoughrtyTT74 Maltaomih. October IS, 44 yean: pyelona- phritia. -,- 8EBECKI Ieorge Sebecki, ' 80S North Nlna .teeatb. , stfeet, October 15, 68 year;) chr. nephritis. PIERCE E. M. Pierce. 624 H East Stark, - October 14. TO yean: ehr. nephritis. "- : CARLSON Charles Carbon. 60 H Grand. ave nue. October 14, 80 yean; ilscompoeed' con. of body. - - . UICKSO.V James Dickson.' Good Ramarltan, ' October 18, 4 years: embolis of brain. SMALL Elisabeth K. SmalL IS Emt Htmmt- eiBhth street, October. 18. 67- yean; rnyo-J caruius, - WICKS Rather Wieka. Sellwood hospital, Oc tober 16, S2 yeaesi carcinoma. HANSEN Lars Hansen, St' Vincents hospital, October 16. 43 years; gangrene of intestine. LEICH Louisa Leicb, Good Sarnaritu hospital. . October 16. T2 years: -erebrai hemorrhage. BERNHARDT Peter Bernhardt. ' T60 -East Seventh street north. October 18. 73 years; senility. " - . FLORISTS BTOS FT-ORAL COSfPAN t , ... Vf fXXrvn a a am wr a rmn 1 JUAMV anV-TV rLAil L9 . THE PEOPLE FLORAL SHOP. 245 Alder MAX U. SMITH, n-rist 14154 '' Gta tL ' - FLORISTS - ' ; UBKKTT MARKET FLOIUST, 6th and Ta hmH. Oat Dowan. nlaau asd dejlma. Bel, wood Offeenaoneea, S4 Kebalea are. (tell. 1520. Clarke b r os. riT uwn dli7S end 5th. Pbonw Maim 17 99. Fkae flratn and floral dwritna. s branch etorea. -' - UABTIN eVFORBEFCo.' floriu;"54 Wsab; - instou. Uain 289. A-12S. mowers for all oecaalota erttaticaUr. arranted. " yPXEBAL DIRECTOnS Ho.man UndertakingCo. Funeral Directors ' THIBD AND SAUION 8TS. f Mala 07. A-1S1L -P.FIHLEY&SON Progressive Funeral - r Directors Mats MONTOOMERY AT rTTTTt A-lS0e rniunrpa "mH 1 Funeral Directors. - AQ th. CottTtnleace. of a Roma Woediawn 8308. v 248-250 KilHnasworth ave. A. D. Kenworthy & Co. 603.8804 92D . 8. fe., LENTS Phone Tabor 626T. ' Home Phone D-81. - Dunnini?'Sa'McBntee Broadway and Ankeny Bta. ' Lady Assistant Phonea Broadway 430,A-4558. F. S. Dunning,? Inc. THE GOLDEN BULB UNDERTAKERS " 414 B. Alder 8t Phone East 82, B622 S. tf?m P. L. LercfPf UNDERTAKERS. , ltth and Hawthorns DOWyiNO A McNFMAB. ' successors to Wilaoa Multnomai at EL Tth. Irvingtoo die triet E. 64. , B. W. OABtJS ii CO.. .... Bueceaora to W. H. Hamilton; 19T8 E. Glisan. Phone Tabor 4818. MILLER TRACEY, independent funeral "dt rectors, frices as low as 620, 640, 160. Washington at EUa. Main 2681. A-T686. R. T. BYRNES ScEnTEB EILERS, funeral parlors with an the privacy of a noma. 18tb and Everett ate. monee roadway zias. Borne, A-Z188. RmovoennnlU Ta. :1258. B-2646 awa rr t.Ji yt in 1047 Belmont St A. R. Zetler Col'lSUSt Qllrsixiros CNPEBTAKINO CO. M. 4152. UlliCWSS A-2821. Cor. Third a-d Clay. irovtrnffEyTS Portland Marble-Works 868 4th at. epp. Clry Haa Wen Bros. 1 5Jt3LAE$iM(3 QRAMITE Cp Ji a67-3RP sr. At MADigogj . lost Ann Torryp si LOST Arthur L. Smith Motors (Ine) stock certificate. No. 168- (10 shares) made out to W. H. Johannes and No. 1T0 86 ahares) made out to Arthur L Smith and assigned at J. G. Johannes. New ones having been issued in their pises they are of no ,ahia. 63 reward win ba paid for information leading to the recovery of these old certificate, so they can be destroyed. J. G. Johannes, 19th and Prwcofcfc 1 ' LOST Multnomah Amateur Athletio club ring tn Ltpman-Wolfe's rest room, on Tuas.. .Oct. 14. Data 1914 ana-raved on either aide of ring. Finder please call East 761. Reward. WILL the person who found wallet with rail way receipts, check and money kindly return gam and receive liberal reward, as owner la in hard atraitaT -G-280. Journal. LOST Bay mare, 6 years old. white on hind feet weight 1000 lbs., last seen la North Portland. Parties having this hone notify M. K. Knox, Beappoose. or., star wonte. WILL party who took bicycle from th. front of Ladd's grocery store about 7:80 Wednes day evening return same to 664 E. Madison and receive reward ? Phone East 8065: LOST Between Bee Hive store and puhlio market. 1 marten necs idee. Reward, lie torn to Bee Hire store, Third st bet. rajrAifl and Momson. LOST SUNBURST pearl pin, third floor Mor gan bidg, Kindly return same) to 850', Mor- gan bldg. Main 888. Liberal yewarq. LOST October 16, somewhere in Portland. 1 CivU war memorandum, by Kooert . ifreuen. Finder please- lea-re at Journal office. . Reward. LOST Mlk route book, between 24th and "28th and E. Stark, belrmaing to Spring Farm Dairy. Uberai reward. ; i;au i.aoor z iua, LOST A gold bracelet, some time " Tueday evening. Finder pleas, phone Sellwood 939. Beward. LOST Sootch Collie, grown, front lew bowed, white and tan. Return to Z4B J9. 87th. Reward. Tabor 8748. LOST On the 8th or 9th of this month, bank - book receipt for liberty 'bond and $30. Finder please notify Broadway ; Kewara STRAYED or -stolen -White Bull pup 4 months old, left eye and ear black, lone tail. Piaen- pejrefl Oct 14 7 p. ta. J. Btoop, Mem Tt. LOST A cameo brooch, downtown district reward. Call Tabor 1540. LOST Thursday evening, key ring with 4 or o keys; finder telephone ast pes a. Kewarq. LOST An orange Persian kitten; retura to 635 E. Davis. Beward. LOST Lady's wrist watch. Minnie inscribed Hiifc limn luvwrrw. nr.Bin. .... y. v , . LOST Purse containing 671, between Portland and Donald ttion. 82 N. 3d. Reward. LOST Between Tillamook and Knapp, on 8th, small iitcn mr. atewara. iaoor bos. LOST Gold-rim spectacles in case, -powibly government store; reward, aisr. soiv. FOUND A tire with blowout and rim. Ca5 Columbia 108Z OST Purae containing 810 bill; also smaa eMnge. Finder pleas call Wdln. 1065. LOST A liver and white pointer bitch with left bind leg off. Call Woodia n S91. HELP WAITED MALB 81 T5 PER MONTH the year around, the average eartrlnas last Tear sf a number of ear aaleemem ever o yean. TOM year wui be toe Biggest yes. No axoerienc necesaarr: weeklr cash ad vanes. outfit fuTisbed. Bis .oortment t-usranteed trees. snrubbery and vines, ion can Oo what other In experienced awn have done. Washington Nur sery Uo., Toppente a, Waali, VL" A VTTT T, KTtMM lnrnlu. nJM tl-aee . wnrlr avi navine 1nh Utnu' m. Apply Wat 0(econ Ltuabor Company, Linatou, W,UM. ' ; MAN to work this city refinishlns chandelier. oraM bed, automobiles, by new method .-,$10 aay wiuioui eauuai or expenenee. writ, uun- metal Co.. 1ST Elm. Decatur Ift' WANTED Advertiiinig solicitors; "fHight sal- an 84 pet day to (tart Call Moods mominr. 10 o'clock. M. F. Ha.nl wick. HIT Beck bldg. uamii nu on country puce to milk cows, do . garden work, take care of furnace; one who mow. aometmng aoout automoMles preferred. Apply rortianq- ljoor Agency, Kahaah bide. FOUR aU-round carpenters, two 'painters, oua cement - tuusner. Apply on lob, iivo K. Ankeny. Mr. Harper. TWO JEWELERS wanted. Beat wages paid. Ad- dress, M. n. uoiuti, xso vvaiaer bldg He. aioe. wasa. LABORERS wanted Tuesday morning, afreet work. : 65. 8 hours. Denver and Wahater streets. St John. ear. APPLE pickers, paekMV and aortera, also labor men : cood waeea. os tiec building, 9 to 10 Sunday morning. Broadway 1220. MEN wanted for detective work. Write J, uaitor,. former government detective, Dan rule. III. WANTED Auto washer for night hift; must - be relisble. Weber. Garage. 900 Belmont APPRENTICE omnnosltor, Uarndan Printing eompanr. Mam 8188. EXPERIENCED furaeryman wanted, steady no- noon. t-none laoer iJi. TROMBONE player to practice with large, ama- xenr orunmira, marsn. ibo, WANTED 2 or 8 finteh parpen ten, $6.60 per - o ooora, laoor aiv - - . . BOY wanted to - make himself uaeful around shop.. Call 271 Jefferson tt Monday morning. HOt SH to piaster; call East 1602, afternoon ' HgCT ATAKTEIN-MIKC. it PORTLAND census clerk etaminations Nor, IS. $1140-51260 first year. List noelttom free. Franklin - Iiutitnte. Dept 703-T, Roc heater, N.'Y. -' , WRITE PHOTOPLAYS $26 $300 "psIT any one for suitable ideas, : Eperienoe onnee emary; eoanpleta outliaa free. Produeen T eagne. 629. St-' Louis. EARS! $25 weekly, spare time, writing for , nwwMr niagaslnesi Era, unnee. : details free. Prees Svmiicate. 809. Bt lo-K Ma. - FIREMEN, BBAKEMEN, 150-8200 monthly". . axperience nnnecenaary. Write Railway . Av aoeiatiou, EX-90. Jonmal. - GOING East Mr South! Hooaehoid onde ahlppea at redueed 'rates: saotinc and packing, Parifie Cast ForwSrding Co.. 4P6 Host at B4wy. T08. AST SIDE COMMEBCiALCHOOir. Vim Regina Bucket', private school : icdtvH. ttal mstrucUoa. . 122 Utaod sts, Eart 427. 49 . Adcox Auto School ' " UNION AVE. AND WASCO "TREET HB SCHOOL THAT'S PIFFKBEN . ONE WEES FREE ta reveathrate our system of teaching Autos, tract era, gas engines, auto elentrtaat and bat tery work. - SPECIAL ELECTRICAL COURSE FOB AUTO MECHANICS. -DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. CALL OB WRITE FOR 100-PAGE CATALOG FREE. ASK FOR BOOK No. Sa MAKING EXPERTS ' Our new syitem of instructions,, developed at a oat of thousands of dollars, not merely fits men to hold 'Jobs in automobile, gas tractor, track, stationary, marina : or airplane engineer ing, but puts them in the high salary class, makes them experts. 'Special plane, in igni tion, carboretion. battery repairing. Hemphill'. Trad Schools, Hawthorn era and East 20th at Take Hawthorne or Mt Scott ear at 2d and Alder, - ' - - , Typewriting, eomptometar, bookkeeplag and an -other modern business eooraea. Day and night School. Aliaky bids.. 8d and Morrison. Main 324. Hawthorne Auto School 462 HAPTHORNB AVB. AutomobUw, tracks. Iractora. machlnUt trade, esy-aeetylen walding, rolcaniaing and retreading. Special summer rates: Day and evening elasaea WKTwiSIl to hear from lady interested la literary work. - Send ns a story, article or poem, typed or handwritten. IS acceptabi. w. pay yea cash, if appointed on staff wiU pay salary. Submit MS to editor, Woman's Nat Magazine. dek 8081. Waahtogton. I. O. ' T POSITIONS ASSURED T EVERT ORADUATE OF BEHNKS-WAtKEB BUSINESS COLLEGE, PORTLAND -Enroll any time. Telegraphy, stenography, banking, bookkeeping, sacreteriaL Free catalog. YOU are wasting time if you are not making - 810 to , 8100 daily; man : or woman, start anywhere; material, eost , you TS cents, retail for 84S. I made 3220 one day. 31260 one month. CRAYCBOFT. FRESNO, CAL. LEARN TELEGRlpHf Yonng men and women wanted. Call 484 Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity to leant a well paid profeaaion. Free booklet Hallway Telegraph Institute, CENSUS-clerks: 4000 needed; $96 month; aget 18-60; experience unnecessary; .examinations Portland Oct 18. For free particulars, writ J. Leonard (former government examiner), 1008 Equitable bldg., Washington. WE BUY-WAR STAMPS Liberty bonds, spot cult. Any amount American Brokerage, 408 Spalding bflg., 4 th floor. STEEN CTTlNG SCHOOL Sleek', ayate'm of ladies tailoring and dreaamaklng taught; Bat tan, eat to measure. Pbon East 2869, B-8S0T. ion ursna eve., near Belmont. SbAEEMEN, firemen; ages 18 to 86 1 6180 'to 8225 monthly; experience -unnecenary: no atrike; permanent position; full particular, and application blank free. Railway, 1ST Fresno. CaL RfWKY MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' AGENCY Frank - W. WeUes, ex-sssiatant state superin tendent, manager. N. W. Bank bldg. Teachers placed promptly. Oregon law school, Aiiaky bidg..' 8d and Morrison. W.'E. Blchardaon. tec Main 977. HELP WAKTED FEMALE GIRLS between the agee of 16 and 16 for work in marking room; experience not necessary, but mtwt furnish a permit from child labor in spectors. , . APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICH BET. 9:16 AND 10:30 MONDAY A M. LIPMAN. WOLFE CO. THE wife of a well known business nun of this city desires to engage and teach two young women of good character the art ot cooking with . the idea that they ptay permanently with her after they hats bees taught: must be be tween 16 and IS years of age;. no heavy work. to do or first to care for ana a fair wage paid durins aporenticeahln, Two cood com fortable rooma with hath between will be -provided.; Answer in own handwriting end giv. s; .... . tiw.. awiin. . A. t, uui ..... ( GIRLS between the atea of 16 and 18. for work in marking room; experience not necessary, but mwi furnish permit (rotB child labor in spector. - f APPLY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFTCR BET. 9:16 AND 10:80 MONDAY MORNING LIPMAN, WOLFE 4 CO. At 8TAWtARD ' FACTORY NO. . fJRAN'D . AVE, AND EAST TAYLOR STS., EXPE RIENCED POWER MACHINE OPERATORS TO LEARN ON OVEHALLS. PANTS., MACK INAW'S AND SHIRTS. 812 PER WEEK GUARANTED. - ALSO A LIMITED NUM BER OF INEXPERIENCED TO LEARN AT $10. PER WEEK. GIRLS OR ELDERLY ! WOMEN, IF YOU WANT STEADY WORK WITH GOOD PAY, APPLY AT 604 SPALDING BLDG., AFTER 8 A. M. OR FROM 6 TO 7 P. M. EXPE RIENCE NOT NECESSARY. THREE more good saleswomen wanted to flU out automobile crews,, to tour all Willamette valley points, . beginning near. Salem. Autos and ood driven furnished; splendid -earnings, paid ally and weakly. Proposition no experiment, but already fully , proved immense auccea.; further field anywhere in U. 8. Do not phone. Apply in person at strictly only 1:15 to 1:30 to morrow, Monday, at Hotel Multnomah, laquir. at desk tor W. H. Lyon. , ; WANTED Housekeeper, about 35 or 40 years old, by widower with 4 children, 2 to 12 yean. , Prefer woman who has lived on ' a farm. My home is on t a .mail fro.1t farm at Fallda, Wash. Plea, don't anawar niew you an fond of children. . u. u. J .eai, a. F. D. 8, Vancouver, Wartt WANTED A cood Christian woman, inter. eated in misition work, as cook sad kitchen matron in Kodialu Baptist Indian orpnaoage. Waiee $40: fare paid: references as to ability and character required.- Call during business hours or address 890 Belmont st, Portland, or. OKE experienced alteration hand and fitter for women's ready to wear department in baae ment Aoolr Sueerintendent't Of floe, between 9:16 and 1080. Monday morning. . LIPMAN, WDIJE Ctr. ' BOOKKEEPERS, stenographers, typists, dicta - phone operators, WU clerks, aoeountante, ate.', register with tia for employment We can Blaa a DRmBtr. Resiatration fee S2.00. Wm. E. Gibbon. 680-681 Railway . Exchange bldg. Main 456, WISH ELDERLY lady as housekeeper nr 1 derly gentleman- and son; must be neat housekeeper: good cook and saving; little work attached; sood wages to right party and steady job. Call at 178 Itttanell at. foremwirm. WANTED A good reliable woman, not over 40, to earw for 2 children and do sen em 1 housework; plain home-; family ot 4; must he neat housekeeper. Wage $40 per month, Call ZB wewier, PBoti. reat tbtt WANTED Middle age woman houaekeecer, familv of 4 adults: no wanhina: new house. plenty tinu 'off. bualneaa people. Tabor 8976 mornings, Main - 714-. arternoona. WE DESIRE Mm tervicet of a youm lady as stenographer and aaaiitant ralexlady. Per manent poeitton. See Mr. -Atphonse. Hyatt Talking Machine 7a., sao Alter. WANTED Five britrht eapabl. ladie to travel. demonstrate and sell dealer. $25 to $50 per week. Railroad faro paid. Write at once. Goow- ricn Iffog UO-, lpx. nao. oimna. newr " V-a'trn a ! '" i Airv-T ' tea VTti'i, Must be a hustler: fire, liability, bonds, . SMITH-WAGONER CO. - " Stock Exchange. ' LADY-wanUng attracdre- borne na render some help to exchange for such, if refined and food diirarter, Ample timo for personal at- air.' rll, jotrrnai HOUSEKEEPER for -eeupte working, easy place. Sat afternoon, and all Sunday, off.. Address, only giving particulars, Mrs. IL C. M., ' 444 Hawthorne avA WANT ELDERLY lady to ear for children when aothar employed, $1 a day, 1467 kfaeadam V. ..' " WANTED Experienced' girl for general houae work: rood waaes and small family. Tieihon. East 2$90. or aU 493 liasaalo, eor. , 10th. GIRLS wanted. Apply Grlgy Jlroa.. box- manuiaetarer. zvo weuuer sw. near Broadwar and Williams. .WA NT KD Flnihwrs and helpers' on gowns. 402 N. W. Bank Bid WASTED Errand gill in gown .hop. 802 N. W. Bank Bldg. - : - MIDDLE-AG KI .or eMerly woman to go to country. Msrshan 43 1 6 after 6 p. M, DUKHSMAKER want, competent Iwlper. Pluaw slam rM4-.r? WANTED tri lor, general oiM:work; no ws-Oilrg. Phono Kn-t 415ff. ' . CAS USUI two merieced jfratorj. alo stock mom c-tri. ji mm ei, CIDKR pre, ofwrator andlMl'per wauled, Uvmj WHnhard filant. WOM'IiTwanted, good ' wae.' ' Appiy lilt 7 ' ji Flaaders,. or phon. East 88- v WASTEIX fftth school - airlfor hsvuework. Hoomand ooara ana Jtv. , journsl. , Hot 'H EKE ; PEK wanted for f.mUy M two, fii per manuai ao wa-dac, 161b X. . HEM WATTTEH MISC. HEtP WlytEP rr,WALE fc PERJ.1ANENT -POSITIONS' FOR YOUNQ ; . ' WOMEN - 1 Additional'. one Operators ARB NEEDED, XU1 ' TO C0N ? BTANTLT IN CR EASING BSQUIBJ. MENTS OF SERVICE. PREVIOUS EXFER1ENCB HOt NECESSARY. , ITBST YEAR'S EARNIN08 AP PROXIMATELY $800. ' t . $6$ EARNED DURING ' ItBSl MONTH WHILE LEAQQfQ TO OF- , ERATB AND FROM $6$ TO $7t FEB MONTH AT THE END 01 t . MONTHS. FURTHER INCREASES GIVES CMTIL OPERATORS EARN FROM $86.60 TO $94.60 FEB MONTH. ft'.-, upKBvisrNG ortriTos$ EARN FROM $88 TO llOftFU MONTH EXCELLENT orPOBTU- NITIES FOB ADVANCEMENT TO TILL HIGHER SALARIED POSI TIONS, rvpnt. . .. ' APPLY AT TELEPHONE COMPANY. BOOM 601 6TH FLOOB LEPH0NB BUItDWO ABX AND OAK TBEXTB GOOD PRICES PAID LIBERAL BONUS IN ADDITION . Half holiday .very Saturday, Learn a Businae. that givw yod Steady Ba-' - ployment Experienced operators on Pants, OvaraUa, Coats. Play Suite, etc We vdU teaen a lim ited number of bright Ctrl, and will pay ro why. learning. Call at offloa of Mt Hood " Factory. 233 Couch street, and w. will ai plain our bonus .ystom to yon. . fl THE OLDS. WORTMAN A KINO STORE re. i quire, th. Mrvtoss of eTperianatd (ales- women for knit underwwr, hosiery and ata, tlonery departments: also xprinoad eaahlara who undsratand National Cash ' rag-tar ayattm. Apply superintendent'! office, 9 to 10:80 a. m. APPLES piokera, packers and aerterak Apply 008 Beck building, from to 10 Bwday jBoming. Broadway 1220. HELP WAITED W ALB ASD FEMALE $9 CENSUS clerks: 4000 needed; 19a month: age. 18-60; experieru'. nnneceaMry; examination Portland Oct 18. For fr. particulars, write J. Leonard '(former government examiner). 1008 Equitable bldg., Washington. - MISS MATTINrYrTillORltak& ' iHb TYPEWRITING SCHOOL, 269 14TH, BEAU 1EFFERSON. MAIN 889?. EAT AM) EV NINQ. 66 MONTH. " WOLER RaR.ER COLttGi psys yon while teaming: give, you sat of toetai position secured. ' Write for catalogua 284 ournaiqe ar., or pnona oroaoway 1781. MAN and wt'a to giv. light janitor aervioe in small apt house in exchange for modem 8-. roam unfurnished apt private batB. beat water, gas range. 981 H Front ' MEN, WOME.V.Iearn tMrber trade: wafe while . learning, position guaranteed, tfg. S3 in, aaperience. Oregon Barber College, 283 Madison. PORTLAND Barber Oollag. pay. yen While . teaming, give, yon set sf tool, frw, pnaUtoa seenreq. an n. yq at. WANTED Ladle, your old hate made new at .man .oost 60S E. 11th st , SeUwood ear. oroosiyn sc. WANTEIVYnuni lady itenogmplier and aaut - ant saleslady, permanent position. Sea Mr. Alphonte. Hyatt Talking Machine ., 850 Alder. PERSON"to wrlla nn'gnd keep booka; psrttlaMi Smith Printing Co., Commonwealth bldg. WANTED A Christian 'man and wit. to work on ranch. fait Tabor T581. WASTED AOEWT8 The farmer ha. the money today. We bav what ba needs. You show it to him and ,9 out of 10 will bay. Our Alsddls kerownt msaUo lamp create., a senaatioti wherever intraduoad Five times as bright a. etectrte save, one-half In oil. Four naJea a day means a yearly Ineomo for you of $6000, No experience needed. Over- , night trial coavinoea. Excellent spare tlma and evening aeiirr, nig or anto neoeaaary. nu CAPITAL REQUIRED. Sample Mnt for tea days' ' trial ' and given free whan yon. take v the work. Exclusive territory. Get particulars, Mantlo Lamp Co., 081 Aladdin Bldf., Portland, Ore. ',: CHARLES MARSHALL made .12O.00 flrat 19 hours. You can make $16.00 to 20. 00 a day aura on our special plana Greatest sue-, , ' ceaa aver known. "Amertoa'a Part in the World War," introduction by General Penning. Only authentic atory. Profusely lOoatmted. Men or women. Whole or apare thne.- .Special term a ' FreUht paid. Credit lveAv OuUit free. Utiiven.1 Hwtao, ppindeipnia. WE VVA!ffaaT!smen to Wil the wonderful Eoeo carbureter for Ford oara. We tuaranMO 0O to 100 per cent more mile, per gallon. Easy staring, quicker pickup, smoother running mo tor, and throttles down to four mOe an hoof. Sella at $K3.50 and ia a big money maker for dealers. Too can get excluaira territory, by writing quick. Economy Carbureter Co., Mil waukee, v is. iJepc an. MARK II 6.00 daily ea-jlir ' introdoeinc " velou StovoiL An absolute neceaaity.- Keepa stoves like new. li amove, and prvrants ruat Indorsed and used by toe bigswt ga. eota iwaioi everywbera, , Enormous repeater. Un limited profit -Acs quick. Superior Labora tnnr. Grand Rapid. Mich. ' - AGENTS $6 to 61- day easy. 260 light. ' wet giit fast toUinc. popular prlcod tMmssi . ties, food flavors, perfames, eoaps, toitet pror sratiotw. eto.; agenfe outfit free. Write to day, quick, now, Amerieaa Products Co., S67 American bldg.. Cincinnati. Ohio. , '. AGENTS 200 . per oont profit" ' Wonderful little arttcle. SomrtUnf new sell liko wildfire. " Carry right -to pocket. Write at onca for freo wmnte.' - Albert Mflla, general manager, g55 American 'bMg.. Oioemnatt, Ohio. . WIDE awake man to tako charge of our ' local ' trade; $i to 68 a day, steady. No experi ence required; pay irterte at once. .Write to- day. American Products Co 268., Amerioatt bhlg.,- Cincinnati. Ohio. AGKNTS Big par and free aotomobUe intra- . - dooing wonderful ,nesr gasolino aavor. pune-tnro-pmof, five year spark plug and other economical auto neoewttiaa. Outfit free. L. P-allwer. Dept. 622. -LoutavUte, Ky. ; AGENTS make bis profit s.ttin oar ostraote, per umes, eold creema, fac .pinrden, avicea, modicines, etc. Beautiful high rado line; as ?.,ui,rS te,Lto7 n"1 ,osp fr r Lacaartaa Co.. !tt 141, St Louiv UO, CANVASSERS wanted for several counties In Oregon aodWaabington. Steady work, good enrnmistlon. Some of our tnea an wiling over $SK1 weekly. Wo want workers who deaire o make money.- j Oregon Namery Cp-e Orenco. Or. P.I'V EARNINGS EASY StartHng iavention ' BanWhea . aparfc ping tronbbt . Saves fasollne. Sella. like wildfire, Eiclnaiwtqtory, Agnnte -write quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co- Desk 2164, . mla. Neb.' ' ' AGENTS MAKING $200 WEEKLY, Bveryova ' wtnte.it Formula, for 200 horn, rn.de bev eragra; book fortn.. Send II for copy -and Ur ritery proposition. Buyers Lxpurt Agancy, Inc.. 447 Broome st.Jty. j ' ., ; A GOOD aeent to take Che county Agency for ' selling tractor attachments; with- thrno av tachmeate a Ferd can he converted into a -tractor of -grest power ia 80 mtutxe. Bv bay ing 6 you get the tmtsy.Kl C-89, Jpurnel. LADIESTo "distribute rfirulaii" ad"aajt ortlera tor a hew fond idoduct $2 to $8 a day the start 1 Write todays American Prod ' tintt Oo., 2H9 Ameriran I1M. , OntirmalJ. tHito. Atil'NTM SR.00 Hoorly abwlotely fuamnteed. Gasoline yallon. Money bade- giiaisntee. Write Federal Chemical, Work. SO W, Jack arm, '1iweaet. - .. . -", "',.,..... KALKMMEN WASTKll 86 SEVERAL real Hv Irs men for A whirlwind - pmpoHtiott. Apply 1489 Mimissippt ate., be ts eta 12 and 3. - , .