THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1920.
K1W TODAY
ONLY
$11,000
for
ALAMEDA
PARK'S
Most Beautiful
BUNGALOW
Located on a most attractive
corner; lot, 100x115 feet, and
nestling under majestic fir trees;
9 rooms in all. including a charm
ing living room with open fire
place and builtin bookcases; a
delightful music room; handsome
dining room with builtin buffet;
up-to-the-minute Dutch kitchen;
suite of two fine bedrooms and a
bath between; A-l maid's room
with bath room; all thi on first
floor; 1 splendid bedrooms up
stairs and a large room easily
fitted up as a billiard or play
room; an unusually bright base
ment; A-l heating plant; laundry;
first-class garage with paved
driveway; a home that to ap
proach makes the owner's heart
fill with" pride, and every passer
by's heart fill with nvy and long
ing and the price Is reasonable
only $11,000, cash or terms.
If you'll promise not to bother
the owner today I'll give you the
approximate address a corner
on Bryce street, Alameda Park.
See it on the outside today and
then arrange for an inspection of
the inside tomorrow by telephon
ing my office, Marshall 630, on
Monday.
First Com, First Considered!
HAROLD. Owner's Agent
Automobile
District
100x100 Corner
I1TH ST., SOUTH
OF GLISAN
One of the best remaining quarter
blocks in this district Pries of 188,000
Is conservative. Owner will accept
other properties of good value to
$26,000. Long time lease can be ar
ranged paying large returns on in
vestment. If moderately Improved
said Improvement can be financed on
property.
This Is most exceptional proposi
tion for one desiring to concentrate
hla holdings.
Iailde Property Dealers
TWELFTH FLOOR, YEOIT BLDG.
J '.
Dekum&Jordan
WEST SIDE
CORNER LOT
60x100 Feet
This property sold at one time for
S17.5Q0.
ALSO
carried at on time a cash loan of
$10,000.
It is located on Thirteenth street :
a splendid apartment house site.
Now occupied by two old houses, both
rented. All Improvements are in and
paid.
If sold by 21st can be had for
$9000
CAW GIVE TERMS
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
I Dekum&Jordan
SSS-4 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Fourth and Htara Sts.
Mala 3.33
Garage Site
SPLENDID DISTRICT
West Side
Location can be purchased for less
than $11,000. One-srtory building
would cost about $9000. Reliable
tenants Trill take long lease netting
more than l return on $20,000
Investment,
inside Property Dealers.
UTH IXOO& -YEOX BLDG.
m
IE
TfEWTODAT
ESTABLISHED 1892
AUCTION
EXTRAORDINARY
TURKISH RUQS. VERT FINE
IMPORTED CH I N A W A R E,
BEAUTIFUL. RATTAN FURNI
TURE AND OTHER COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINOS
AT THE BAKER AUCTION
HOUSE
Comprising Genuine TurKiBh Rugs,
Very Natty Sunroom Suite of Rat
tan Furniture upholstered in Blue
Plush, vis., Lounge, Arm Rockers
and Chairs. Small Chairs; Tables,
Stools, Bookholders and Jardiniere
Retainers; also Wilton Carpet en
suite; Eledtric Floor Lamp, Ma
hogany Library Table, Windsor
Rocker and Chair, Colonial Parlor
Desk in fumed oak. Hall Suite In
Rattan, as follows. Stand, Mirror
and Two Reception Chairs, Parlor
Upholstered Chairs in Rosewood
Frames, Antique Clock. The Cut
Glass and Chlnaware is an exhibit
alone and is well worth coming to
see. Brass and OunmetaJ Jardiniere
Pots. Green Plush Portieres, Pictures,-
Electric Floor and Table
Lamp, Sectional Bookcases. Sev
eral Volumes of Choice Books, Ax
mlnster and Body Brussels Rugs
In various sizes. Colonial Mahog
any Dlntns Suite as follows. 48
Inch Top Table, 8 ft., and set of
Chairs In Genuine Leather, Bronze
Statue and many other Rare and
Costly Household Effects. Also
Costly Rattan Baby BUggy and Go
Cart, Juvenile Furniture as fol
lows, Dresser. Table, Chairs. Desk,
etc., all finished in white enamel.
ALSO . NO. 5 UNDERWOOD
TYPH WRITER.
Really we are unable to do the
Beautiful Goods contained in the
above Auction Juntlce. so we earn
estly invite you to call tomorrow
and srive them your most critical
attention, you will not be disap
pointed. When we say It's good you
know It Is so.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT 10 A. M. N. B. No Kitchen
outfit In this sale.
AUCTIONEER'S
NOTE
ON ACCOUNT OF AUCTION
AT THE C. O. PICK CO. '8
WAREHOUSES WE SHALL
HAVE NO SALE AT OUR
ROOMS ON THURSDAY, BUT
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BUY
AT RETAIL.
On Wednesday, Feb.
18, at 10 A. M.
Unclaimed Baggage
Sale
At the Alnsworth Dock for the
O-W. R. A N. Co List of this sale
can be obtained at the Auction
eer's office. 380 Yamhill street.
Auction Wednesday, February 18,
at 10 A. M.
Storage Auction
AT THE C. O. PICK TRANSFER
& STORAGE C O.'S W A R E
HOUSES. SECOND AND PINE
STREETS.
On Wednesday,
Feb. 18
We shall sell Furniture, Rugs,
Caryiefs, Ranges. Trunks and Per
sonal Effects. Suit Cases and Vari
ous other goods. The following
are the storage numbers:
A 1608 A1568 1492
A1423 A1372 A1316
A1297 A1262 A1252
A1241 A1092 A1056
A1994 A1914 A1878
A1813 A1771 A170S
A1694 A1016 A950
A949 A939 A830
A913 A874 A828
A812 A630 A430
A2882 9214 8803
A170 208 7729
5350 43 9536
A687 A279
All the above goods have been
duly advertised according to law
In The Daily Record-Abstqact.
first publication dated January 21,
1920, and will be sold to pay stor
age and other liens on the same.
AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY.
AND WILL BE CONTINUED ON
FOLLOWING DAYS UNTIL ALL
IS SOLD.
BY ORDER C. O. PICK TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO., OFFICES
AND WAREHOUSES SECOND
AND PINE STREETS.
WE BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND PAY YOU CASH OR WILL
SELL FOR YOU ON COMMIS
SION. OUR PHONE NUMBER
IS MAIN 3S32.
W. C. BAKER and W. H. DEAN
Auctioneer
Yamhill and West Park Streets
PHONE MAIN 3382
FINE INVESTMENT
DOWN TOWN
OFFICE BUILDING
In the center of the business and
banking district. Price 1150,000.
$50,000 cash, balance long time, -6 per
cent. See E. M. Brown, with
Neilan & Parkhill
-1 LUMBERMEN'S BUILDIKG,
FIFTH AND STARK STS.
Journal "Want" Ads
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Per line, per Insertion ,2o
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MEW TODAY
An Ideal
FARM
75 acres of the best land In Clarke
County, Just t mties from the Inter
state bridge, on Highway: 45 acres
under high state of cultivation ; 30
acres partially cleared and in fine
pasture ; two family orchards, all
varieties of fruit ; land lies perfectly
for easy cultivation and drainage
with a nice stream ef living water
running through the place : two sets
of buildings; 1 modern two story, 6
room bouse with concrete basement,
bath, wide porches, etc., fine new
barn with, concrete foundation, chick
en houses and garage ; another large
house with 5 rooms downstairs hard
finished, upper story unfinished ;
good sized barn, outbuildings ; two
good living wells.
The entire place can be had for
120.000, or w ill segregate. Will make
an Ideal farm as it lays or can be
platted to advantage In small tracts.
Reasonable terms.
EL WELL & WATTS
10 WEST FIFTH STREET
VANCOUVER, WASH.
GARAGES
f Sectional and Ready-Cut
SHIPPED ANYWHERE
or Erected in Portland
- Material and Workmanship Guaranteed
Pint Clssa
Send for Circular
DEOIMAOC BUILOINO OO.
SIB C. 11th tu Phong E. 8114.
PORTLAND. OR.
WE OALL FOR YOUR OLD OAR.
Ill, RUQS AND WOOL EM
CLOTHING.
We Make Beautiful Hantf-Wovee
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Turned Out Promptly.
Rugs Woven All Slses.
Mall Orders Send tor Booklet
Carpets Cleaned, L d
and RefltUo.
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
ISA CAST EIGHTH ST.
Phone East 3580.
Send Us Your Old Carpet
(We Call ana Deliver)
Old Bop and Woolen Clothing.
We Make Reversible, Hand-Wovea
FLUFF RUGS
Room 8lxe Fluff Rufrt Woven 17.i
Rag Boffi Woven All Sizes
Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing Dept.
Hall Orders Bend for Booklet
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
SxU Bags, Steamed Cleaned, tl.it
WESTEEJf FLUFF BUG CO.
54 Colon Ave. N. Phone: ast 6SK
FRUIT, NUTS,
BERRIES
We have a number of tracts for sale
In various parts of Western Oregon, for
those wishing Walnut. Filbert. Prune.
Cherry, Apple, Pear or Berry property,
planted or unplanted, and are also pre
pared to give expert service in d'recting
or caring for plantings.
PEABCT BR08,
Horticulturists
tlO Oregon Building, Salem, Oregon
We call and deliver.
Tour oM carpet and rus:s made Into
FLUFF RUGS
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Also rae rugs and carpet cleaning.
Mall orders promptly filled.
Montavilla Rug Co.
Phone Tabor 7814 1984 East Stark
BIO AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY 2 P. M.
AND
THURSDAY, 2 P. M.
AND SATURDAY 2 P. M.
11 Second SL, Bet. Taylor and Salmon
MEETING NOTICES
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1H.Sk9E5?AD . BAHj
auiuouay, ICV, AW,
W. O. W. hall. 128
11th it, by Security
Benefit association, Port
land council 2905. Ten
good prixes. Dancing at
o : p. m.
A SPECIAL conclave of Wash
ington Commendery No. IS,
K. T. will be beld Tuesday eve
ening, February 17. in Washing
ton Masonic hall. E. 8th and
Burn side sts
Order of the Temple will be con
ferred on a class ef 4 candidates. All sojourn
ing Sir Knights are invited to be present.
G. P. EISMAN, Recorder.
BEUOSD annual Moo-ie mas-
qerade bad, Wednesday eve
ning. Moose - temple, 189 4th
t., cor. Taylor. Ten cash prizes.
Nine-piece orchestra. Prof. Fred
Prai-p, leader. . Admission SO
and 33 cents. Dancing at Mooee
ball every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, night.
&NEQNTA Tribe No. 2, Improved Order of Red
Men. Regular monthly dance will be given
Thursday evening, February It, at W. O. W. hall.
, oth and r.. Alder sts. Splendid music ; mem
beta and friends cordially invited. Admission
rickets can be purchased at door, 83 cents per
couple. L. B. 'SMITH, O. of R.
M. W. A, Rose City Camp
meets in their own hall. No. 8
11th at., near Stark, every Mon
daj evening. "vHitnr cordially in
vited. H. WHIPPLE. Consul
J. W. SIMMONS. Clark. 818
Yeon bldg.
PORTLAND LODGE No. 55 A
P. and A. M special comnfunl
eation Mem. 1:45 p. m. Masonic
Temple. Fimeral serrk-ea of our
lata Bra Y. A Avery. Visiting
brethren welcome. J. H, Page. W.
M.
OREGON Assembly No. 1 United Artisana wffl
StT a card party and dance on Tuesday
evening. February IT. at W. 01 W. hall, 138
11th st ZuTfluch'a uribestrm; admtaston free.
All Artisans a-dtheir friends invited.
E. E. VAN AL8TINE. Sec.
EMBLEM JEWELRY a aoeelalty: buttons, ptoa,
ban na. Jaeger Bros.. 181-133 8th st
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"KiRKPATBICtf COUNCIL
2227. Security Benefit
Association Regular bust
ra Bestial next Friday,
February 20. Swins hall.
3d wad Jefferson. ,
All members are reauest
ed to cooperate la the big
drift tor new member. Our
national president has asked
a to get 41 S in the next 80 days.
If you ut insurance. Join our society.
now have tbe choice of four up-to-date poUciee.
Wa insure the whole family from 1 to 65
yean. Ton need us ana w warn jn.
PORTLAND STAB HOMESTEAD
No. 42, Brotherhood oi Amer
ican eomen. will give their big
anniversary danoe Thursday eve
ning. Feb. 19. t the beautiful
P. 8. T. V. hall. 255 13t'i t.
near Main: there will be special
features and She finest anion orchestra obtain
able; refreshments; ail Yeomen requested to at
tend, and friends of Yeomanry invited. Ad
mission (including checking) , gents 60c, ladies
36c Yetta Haines. Correspondent,
205 AUiky bldg.. Main 6356.
BIG MASK BALL
Eureka council 204, Se
curity Benefit association,
Monday ere runs. February
16. East Side W. O. W.
hall. East Sixth and Aider.
Ten liandsome prize, fine
tinion music. Chairman
Captain T. O. Frieburg and
degree staff insure all a
good time. Admission 55
cents a couple; 80 cents extra lady.
HASSALO BAND BENEFIT BALL
At Multnomah hotel Monday evening. February
23, proceeds to go toward equipping the first
Odd Fellows band in Oregon with uniforms and
other necessities; all Odd Fellows, their families
and friends are invited: come and hate a real
good time ; good orchestra ( union music , re
freshments, cards, prizes for players. Tickets
55c, including war tax. Dancing promptly at
8.30 o'clock. L. Quimby. Chairman.
YOI" ARE cordially- invited to
attend a Leap Year Dance,
Friday ere., Feb. 20. at 8:30
o'clock, given by the Drill Team
of Webfoot Camp 65. Woodmen
of the World, at W. O. W.
Temple. 128 11th St.. West aide.
Q2j
Prize Waltz lot and 2d prizes. Union music
b I Vanway's Orchestra.
X $A statistics
marriages. Births. Dcaffisi
DEATHS) AND FUNERALS
IURRIS AtFinley. Wal.. Ftb 13,
Bnrri. see 82 years. Boloved wife of C
Burns 'Mother of Palmar, llobt. and John I'ur-ri-
Dauirbter of the Mr. and Mr. Rev Mc
Yirken'. ALo ourviTed by two isters. Funeral
pmces will he held Mnn. Feb. 16, at 10:30 a.
m. at the Sellwood M E. crmrcb, IStli and
Tacoma rt Interment at Mllwaukie cemetery
BARK A In thi city, Febrnary 11. Josephine
Rahka. arpi r9 year : sister of Mr. Bessie
W-ely of Chicago, 111. Funeral services will be
h-ld at the Portland crematorium, E. 14t'i and
liybee t. . Monday, rebniary 1
1 J q on
'to attend Remains will be :
st Dunning &
McEntee a parlors, Broadway at
AnVny st, until Monday m.on
WOODTN--At Salt T,aVe City. February 12.
Sarah Tredgette Woodin. aged B0 year, wife
of Frank A. Wondin of Portervllle, Cal.. and
sister of C.eorge T. .Moore of this city. Funeral
service' will be held Monday. February 16, at
10 o'clock a. m at Finley's. Montgomery at
! Fifth Friend-. Invited. Interment at Mt
Scott Park cemetery.
HA IT In tlii city, Feb. 18, Lottie - Irralne
Harp, aged 8 month, 13 days; beloved
daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jlapp of 120
E 70th st. north. Funeral services will be
held at Dunning A McKntee chapel. Broadway
and Ankeny sts., Monday. Feb. 16. st 1:34)
P m. Friends Invited to attend. Interment
Rote Cfty cemetery.
KAGLER In this city. Feb. ,12. Splros Kavler.
aed 28 years; beloved husband of Carrie
Kapler Funeral wfll be held from Dunning &
MrKntees pnrlor", Broadway and Ankenv ts..
Monday, Feb. lfl, t 2 p. m.. thence to Trinity
Orthloi church, Kn-tt 1 7th and Tastaert sts.,
at 2 :30 p. ro. Service private. Interment
Roe r"ity cemetery.
TEASE In this" dtFebrurry-! 3, Samuel
Sinclair Tease, aged 63 year-. h'iband of
Mrs. Margaret Tease., father of Mrs. Ethel Har
riman of this city and Walter Tea'e of Seattle.
Wash. Funeral services will be held M.Miday.
February 16. at 11:30 o'clock a. m at Fin- ,
ley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited.
Interment at Mt Scott Park cemetery.
STONF, At the fainilv residence. 5OS !9tb
St.. S. E.. Oertrnrle Olena ."tone. The fiiner
sl serviceii will be held Monday. Feb. lfl. at
2:30 p. m, from the First Friends church,
corner 3Sth and E. Main sts. Interment Mt
Scott Park r-mrters A T. Kenworlhv A Co..
director.. fjWil2-4 92d rt S E. in Lent
AVERT At the residenceT5 12 1 st mt NTTFeb,
13. 1920, Victor, aged 87 years. Friends In
vited to attend the funeral services at 2:30
today, (Sunday) Feb. IB. 1920, at The Scottish
Rite cathedral Remains at Hosraan's funeral
parlon, 8rd and Salmon sts. Interment Monday,
Masonic cemetery
PIP'RF K In this city. Feb. 13, lflSO, Morris
I. Srmrck. aged 27 years, beloved husband of
Rertha Shurelt. Funeral services wiil be held at
2 p. m today, (Sunday), Feb. 15. 1020, at
Ilolman's funeral parlors. 3rd and Salmon ste.
Intrmi'Tit Ahsvai Sholom cemetery.
SaTiI-MAN In San Ttdro. Cnllf. Feb. TT.
Jim. Sahlman, belovpd hvrbnnd Loretta Sahl
man, son of Mn. Jobn Andervm. Rmtber
Stella. Agnes, WilTiaSn and Fred Sahlman. Mrs.
Eva Shield and Mrn. Anna rrrsth. Finer! no
tice later. Remains in care of Miller A Tracey.
FHEORICKSON' At the family residence, near
Btelriwo station. Hans Fmlrickson. The fun
eral Berrices will be held Tuesday, Feb. 17. at
1 p. m..'from the funeral parlors of A. T". Ken
worthy 0 . 5802-4 B2d st , 8. E.. in tout.
Intrment Mt. S-ott Park cmeVrr.
DIECUOFF--At redenceTersVindell street,
St. Johns. February 14. Wenzle Dieckhoff.
aged 8 7 years; father of Mr-.. Anne Scol, Otto
and Frank Dieckhoff. Remains are at Mc
Entee & Eilers parlors. 16th and Everett streets.
Funeral notice later
HURST In this city, at her late residence,
221 N. 17th st. February 13, Helen 0.
Hurst, aged 84 years, late of Ryan Place, Or.
The remains will be forwarded today (Run
day) by i. P. Finley & Son to Aurora, Or.,
where serriees will be held and Interment made.
WORDEN Lola "Worden. aged24years, wife
of Clinton Wnrden, died at the family resi
dence. 1031 Albina avenue, Saturday. The
body is at the parlors of.. Chambers company,
248-250 Killing8worth avenue. Funeral an
nouncement later. ( Spokanepaperj please copy.)
OTiUDSMilvrakle"br., Flrnaryl 8W!1
Uam Brooks Ghilds Jr., aged 15 years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks Child and
brother of Martha Plum Childi. The remains I
are at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth. Notice
of funeral hereafter: '
WOO DLA N ftA t the family residence at Ryan
Place. Or., Febrnary 14. Lucille Imbrie
Woodland, aued 2 6 years, wife of Clifford P.
Woodland Notice of funeral hereafter. Ar
rangements In charge of J. P. Finley It Son.
Ml'RRELL At 6807 Foster road. February 13,
Fran G. Mnrrell. aged 71 'years. Funeral
notice later. Remains are at the funeral par
lors of A. D. Kenworthy A Co., 5802-4 92d
st.. 8. E-. m Lent.
SCHON Tbe funeral services of the late Anton
Schon. aged 72 years, will be held at the
Portland Crematorium. Sunday, at 3 p. m.
Friends invited. Rornalna at v. U lrch un-
! dertaking parlors.
LONG In this city, Feb. 13. Gladys Long,
aged 23 years; beloved trlfe of Boyd Long of
1364 E. Salmon st. Remains are at the Dun
ning A McEntee parlors, Broadway and Ankeny
st. Funeral notice later.
WAKEFIELD Funeral services of the
late
Robert Wakefield will be held Monday. .Feb
ruary 18. at 1 o'clock p. m. at Finley's, Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Interment
at Riverview cemetery.
KEN'NEY Funeral services of the late William
H. Kenney will be held Monday, February
16. at 3:30 o'clock p. m. at Finley's, Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friend invited. Interment
at Ivone Fir cemetery.
STANLEY In thU city, Feb. 12, Aria Stanley,
beloved wife of Cloyde Stanley, daughter of
C. H. Dematers of Salem, Ot, Remains are at
the Dunning A McEntee parlors. Broadway and
Ankeny st. Funeral notice later.
8COTT In thiF!Jty7Frtrriary , Elza Scott,
aced 30 years, -beloved hmbsnd of Ila Scott
Rtxnains are at the Dunning A McEntee par
lors. Broadway and Ankeny st Funeral notice
later.
NLSSIRIOS The funeral services of the late
John Kissirios will be m-id at the Trinity
Orthodox church Monday at 2 p. m. Remains
at P. L. I-erch undertaking parlors.
INMAN At the residence. 175 11th st. Feb
13, 1820, Stephen A. Inman. aged 87 years.
Remains at Holman ' funeral parlors, 3d and
Salmon sts. Notice of funeral later '
JOHNSON The funeral of Mary J. Johnson,
widow of the late F. T. Johnson of Wood
burn. Or., wtll be beld Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Friends invited.
BALLARD The funeral services of Baby Bal
lard will be held Mon. Feb. 16, at 11 a. m.
at tbe residence 1628 Miss, are. Arrangements
in care of Miller A Tracey.
BROWN In this dry, February 10. William
Brown, aged 84 yean. Remains are at the
Dunning A McEntee parlors. Broadway and
Ankeny st Funentl notice later.
GAHMAN In this ity. February 12, Joseph
Carman, aged 60 yean. Remains are at tha
Dunning A McEntee parlors, Broadway and
Ankeny st Funeral notice later.
FRAZIER In this city, Feb. 13, Frank E.
Fmier, aged. 8 3 year. Remain are at Ute
Dunning A McEntee parlors, Broadway and
Ankeny st Funeral notice later.
MEETI50 SOTICES
... rDrwr 14. at he? late real-
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ch.ce. 675 Borthwick street. Mrs. Asma F.
Wedeking, aged 49 yean, wife of Cart Wade
king, mother of Margarets and Helen 'Wedektng
and sister of Mai Kaiser and Mrs. H. Oelsner,
Mrs. Pearcy Peace, Mrs. W. Kottemanf-jall ef
this city. Deeeaaed was a member of Tnusaelda
lodge No. 1. O. T. and Women of Wood
craft Funeral service ill be conducted Tues
day, February 17. at 2 p. in., at Pearson un
dertaking parlon, Russell street at Union avenue.
Friends in Tiled. Interment Riverview cemetery.
FORK AN At, the residence. 571 Union are.
north, Martin Forkan. aged 2T yean; brother
of Patrick Forkan, nephew of Thomas. Patrick
ana i s run mc icnoias oi this eity; deceased is
also rarrrred by his mother, three brothers and
two sisters in Ireland. Funeral win be held
from a bore residence Monday. Feb. 1. at 8:30
a. gn., thence to St Marys church, Williams
ayenue and 'Stanton street, where reauiem mass
will be offered at 9 s in. Interment Mt.
Calrary cemetery. Arrangements in car of
Dutmini and McEntee.
DONERY At residence. B40 Fifty-ninth are
nue southeast, A r line H. Donery. aged 17
ars. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Donery
and sister of Gertrude. Funeral -will be held
lrom residence- Monday, February 18, at 8:18
a. m., thence to Our I -arty of Sorrows church.
East Fifty-seeond and Woodstock avenue, at
9:S0 a. m.. where requiem mass will be offered.
Frinds inrited Interment Mt. Calrary cemetery.
McEntee ft EOerg. directors.
JACOBSEN February" 13, at the family resi
dence, 501.1 Sixty-fourth street southeast,
Margarete acobsen, aged 7 years, beloted daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Jacebsen. Funeral
services sill be conitacted Monday, February 10,
at 2 p. m., at Our Saior Lutheran church, cor.
East Tenth and Grant streets. Friends inrited.
Interment Multnomah cemetery. Remains at
Pearson's undertaking parlors. Russell street at
Lmon avenue.
LARSON afthe residence, 770 Roosevelt St,
Eeb. 13. Emma Carolina Larson, age 55
years. Beloved wife of John R. Larson. Mother
of Iljalmar R. and Albert W. Larson. Sister of
Imise Soderstrom of Falun, Sweden. Also ui
vived by a brcUier in th- east Funeral services
will be held Tues. Fib. 17. at 2 p m. at the
chapel of Miller St Trarey. Deceased was also
a mnibei of the Neighbors of Woodcraft In
terrafnt at Bote City cemntary.
LOW ENGATAtthe residence, 65 Heights
Terrace, at 1 :S0 Saturday morning, Mrs.
Samuel Lowengart. ged 72 years, 11 months,
10 days, beloved mother of Mrs. Sara Delaheimer,
Mrs. F. H. Iteiueman, Mrs. Fred I.ungerroan,
Gus and Harry Lowengart of this city, and Mrs.
C. N. Jacobs of San Francisco, CaL Notice of
funeral later.
OSBORNE February 13. at B04 Alblna ave
nue. Walter E. Osborne, aged 27 years, be
loved husband of Marie Osborne; father of
Mary Ellen Osborne, and son of- Mr. and Mrs.
('. II. Osborne. FuneraJ services will be held
from the above residenae Wednesday, February
18, at 2 p. m Friends inrited. Interment
Mount Scott Park cemetery.
L A S DK i( ; A N Febfu ary " 6. at D55rtt7" MlcbT.
Katiienne Indriitan, aged 27 years, wife of
Daniel Landrican, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Olson and sister of Marie. Rudolph and
William Olson. Funeral services will he held
from A. R. Zeller company's parlors' Monday,
ebniary 10. at 2 p. m. Friends are invited.
Interment Rose City cemetery.
HYRO.vrSirs In th'ia'citr'at hii lateidence
777 Pettygrove t. February 14. Arthur F.
Uyronimus. aaed 5,1 nun h,i,nr u.
'tnl Hyronimus, father of Joseph. Arthur H
renfmus Jr. and . Beniamin H vronitniifc anH 1
trouier or Joseph Hyronimus of this city. The
reniairu sre at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth.
Notice of funeral Iwresfter.
HAND In this'"" citybniary 13 Aldena
Bailey Hand, beloved wife of-Henry P. Hand,
mother of Robert piles and Veta Hand. The
remains are at the , residential funeral parlors of
Wilson Wilson. FuneruJ notice later.
FLORISTS
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's 1'rotfres.nve Florist."
r lowers tor All Occasion?
M5T. C. LI KE, MGR., 6th and Alder.
Main
-LUBLIN ER
TWO 8TORE3
We Strive to Please
848 Morrison, bet. fedwy. and Park. Marshall 257
328 Morrison. Portland HoteL Marshall 7S3
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florista. 854 Wssh
inetou. Maan L'U A120U Flowers fox all
occasions artisTicaliy arranged.
CLARKE BROS . flortsta. Morrison' etT7 bet4th
and 5th. Pbone Main 7 7O0. Fine Flowers
and floral designs. No branch stores.
Chappsll's
S. W. Rank bldg. Main 6118
831 Morrison st
M n v JMI eSirvniii'lt-ir.
IVlUalX ivllo sjEBHatini
FLORISTS .
144 SIXTH ST.
LA LANE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICB. Flowen
for all occasions. Main 654S.
TON'SETH FLORAL" CO.. 287 Washington at.,
between 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A-116L
TBE PEOPLE'S FLORAL SHOP. 248 Aldar it
Tl'SKBAL ItlEECTORS
Edward! Holman & Son
FuneraH Directors
THIRD AND SALMON STREETS
Main 607. A-1B11
Lady Assistant.
J. P. FINLEY & SON .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN9 MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH
"F. S. DUNNING, HNC.
THE GOLDEN RULE UNDERTAKERS
414 E. Alder St. 'hones East 02, B-5225
CHAMBERS CO.
Funeral Directors.
ATI the Conveniences of a Home
Woodlawn 380. 248 250 Kiltingsworth Iva
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
6802-8804 9SD ST.
8. E-. LENTS
Pbone Tabor 6267.
Home Phone D-61
Dajnning & McEntee
Broadway and Ankeny sts. Lady Assistant.
Phones Broadway 430. A-4Q58.
DOWNING A McNKMAR, successors to WUsoa
A TIob- Mulrnomah at E. 7th. Irvington
district. East 54.
McKtfTEE r KILERS, funeral parlors with all
tbe privacy of a home. 8tb and Everett ats.
Phones Broadway 2133. Home A-2133.
East 781
P. L. Lerch Un:
B-1888
UNDERTAKERS. E. 11th and Hawthorne.
R W. GABLE A CO.
8ncreso to W. H. Hamilton
19TS E. OUsan. Phone Tabor 4 81 a
MILLER & TRACET. independent funeral dT
rectors. Prices as low as 120. 40. 60
Washington at Ella. Main 2881. A-7885
R. T. BYRNES ilr
Williams ave. Woodlawn
ago.
Ta. 1 2rs
Breese&Srnook
8. B-2S48
047 Belmont st
A.R,ZeifierCo. 2tt
ave
C-1088
Skewes
UNDERTAKING CO. Main 415?
A-2321. Cor. Third and Clay
ttBLAESING GRAfliTE Co
367-3i?0 gT ATHA pi.SPfi
Portland Marble Works
286 4th st. opp. City Hall Neu Bros.
OTTO SCHUMANN Granite and marble works.
Eaat 8d and Pine. East 743.
LOST AWP FOP'D tl
THE FOLLOWING articles havebeen found on
cais of the Portland Railway Light A Power
Co., Feb. 13; 3 pimes, tape measure, key,
tool checks. 1 glove, handbag, 3 books, 6 pack
ages, hot plate, basket, 1 lunch box. umbrella.
2 suit .cases. Owneray obtain property at
1st and Alder sts.
t
LOST On Feb. 8. roll of belting; address
Melvin Cagley. Hoquiam. Wash.; on Macadam
road. Finder, call Main 6140; reward; no
Questions asked.
PORTLAND RUBBER MILLS
LOST A lady's puree containing lady's gold
watch and chain, eyeglasses, commutation book
of tickets; lost in Meier-Frank store. Return to
C. W. Klippel. 102 Front Liberal reward.
Miin 881. '
WILL THE PARTY who found my savings ac
count book please return to me or the United
States National bank. May keep currency found
in same. Louisa M. Smidt. 575 Hoytet
LOST Man's gold watch, between Lincoln and
college, on 6th. Call Main 8214 Liberal re
ward. Please return to Mr. Bramhall. as same
ws gift prised very highly.
WILL PARTY who took brown dog from Linnton
in bis machine week ago last Sunday please
return him to New Oregon hotel, Linnton.
Owner very ill and misses her pet
LOST Light tan bulldog, name
Billy," brass
Call at 189
studded collar snd license tag.
Che1
teiwy sr.. or awy. xobj. '
LOST Small bunch of
keys, - egg-shaped .ring.
ring broken in the middle. Notify
Hughes. Main 1068. Reward of 82.50.
SMALL spear shape pearl pendant silver mounted
initial "E." A keepsake;, reward; return te
887 Weidler.
FOUND, Monday, lady's wrist wiuch.
Columbia 804, Mis- Gibson.
Phon
U,o?TT Bradwav"- 1221
or 481 B. Broadway. .
LOST Check hot containing soldier's dis-
TtFATHS AS PFJfEKAtS
jLh--hail 3178' -!! FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. 8150-8300 monbUy.
AGENTS WANTED 300 per cent profit; bo 1 experience unnecessary. Write. Rail way As
empetuH 887 Thnnnan at i sociatiotl. Cars OX-854, JkmmaL
HELP WASTED -M ALE 1
wasted It storage battery oom
past, young Man. not ovkr ae. fair
EDUCATION. GOOD APPEARANCE; MUST
HAVE A READY SMILE; SHOULD BE ABLE
TO DRIVE A CAB AD MUST BG ME
CHANICALLY Di ULIN ED.
TH RIGHT MAN, IF HB IS WILLTNr
TO. WORK AND PROVE HIS WORTH, WILL
RAVE AMPLE OPPORTUNITY TO EQllP
HIMSELF FOR A RESPONSIBLE, WELL
PAID POSITION IN A BUSINESS WHICH IS
CONSTANTLY GROWING. -
FOR THE FIRST TWO MONTHS TOUT
WOPK WII I. BE HARD.piRTY, MANUAL
($3.50 PER DAY. YOLK FUTURE WILL REST
l-ABUlt. IUUH BTAKTLNO WAUE WILL BIS
WITH IOU8SEU REPLY IN DKTAILt
STATE WHETHER MARRIED OB SINGLE.
X-406, JOURNAL. .
WANTED 1
Forjr 8 H ton trucks, equipped wlUi dump body
and hoists, (or road work, commencing March
15; double shift work, lasting to middle of Nc-
vtmber or December. Ws can make Immediate
delivery of trucks. Price god terms reasonable.
Phone evenings, Pardy. Tabor 1S44; days, 4
p m to l p. m.. Pnwly, Broadway 1572.
IT75 PER MONTH the year around, the average
earnings last year of a number ot our talesmen
over 45 years. This year will be the biggest yet.
No experience necessary; weekly eexav- advance,
cutfit furnished. Big assortment guaraBreed trees,
shrubbery and vines. You can do wlia Ifftthar. m
experieaeed men have done. Washington Nur
sery 141., Toppenish, Wash.
WANTED Capable, midfllc-aged man .of good
character ana habits ana having some knowl
edge of farm work and care of stock, for per
mauttnt rlace on general farm. Should be able
to batch if necessary. Share of proceeds, salary
or opportunity for extra work, or almost any ar
rancement fur compensation suitable to suc
cessful applicant. Man and wife acceptable. No
floaters. 71g-K. Journal. Vancouver. Vaan.
T 11 E PT' HI J CE M 1 ' l fMENTBU REAL,
City of Portland U. 8. Oovemment.
Can fnrni.h help, male or female, free et
cbarctf to either party.
MEN'S DIVISION Flu t iron bldg.. 811 Pme
t Plone Hroadwsy 4876. ,
WOMEN'S DIVISION 202 Beck bldf..
Broadwsy and Oak Phone Broadway 4 810
LARGE aiitiimr4U" firm has position as book
keeper open: applicant must be clean cut,
sestreiMive young man with a good working
knowledge of accounting; the right man will
have opportunity of working Into responsible
pi -itinn: state tigr, quatiticatlons and salary
cTCct1 S f. journal. .
SALESMAN A-wide- awake district manager
wanted for Una of high grade sanitary irod
urts; eiclusive territory, permanent business;
will" eatablii office if successful; give full par
ticulars. Ideal Disinfectant Co.. 401 w: 33d
at., New York city.
WANTED A few good house to house solic
itors for a good money making proposition.
Experience not nK-ensarr, but must be good
huntlers. Cood chance for a wuple of ercw man- i
agerp. 1 all ting Kenton Diag.. alter m:au, sa
for Mr Harrtman
BY CONTUACTOn Capable man to take 1 Ki
rs. sitlon of rediHmsilnllty in accounting depart-lv-
! ment: cire full narticulars regarding past em-
Dlovmient. aire and "alarv eiDected: man must
be live wire and willing to leave Portland, if
necessary- L 922. Journal.
WANTEIVMan aiid wife-to operate telephone
switchboard in small town near Portland;
wagei $100 per mo. with free house. State
experience in first letter; give phone number
if any. Address, C A. Barr, liillsboro. Or.,
R. F. D. 2.
EXPERIENCE! 1 middle aged" active watchman
or guard for immediate service; give refer
ences as to reliability, character and qualifica
tions, last employment and telephone number.
L-923, Journal.
JANITOR W ANTED
Must be capable of caring for high-grade
polished floors snd rugs; also general handy
snan around place. Good salary to the right
man. Apply by letter. P-6A5. Journal.
WANTED Meat cutter in general merchandise
store, young married roan preferred. Give
phone number and state age. experience and ref
erences. Pofition in small town, salary 11 If).
X-510. Journal.
WANTED TO RENT
5 or 6 room hou?e by April lt, by responsible
couple, who will give property bent of eare Hose
City park or Islington preferred, Z 876. Journal.
VANTEIWM.MTEHEl7lr
By machinery house, high grade office man
for position of easier and credit man ; state
experience and give references. 1,-924, Journal.
MAN WANTED-BeVt" wagea, steady position,
sawmill or farm work; will pay H .cash. M
in rich prune land (60 per cent cleared).
Owner, Main 64 7U.
M1DIMJ: aged, active men for Immediate giuird
duty; state age. height, address and telephone
number; also previous place o employment. L-
494, Journal.
WANTED--2 ""thoroughly ettwrienoed machine
pressers; no buhling, must be top notch men;
permanent pofition. Broadway .Dye Works,
phone East 62S.
WANTED A-l clothing and gents' furnishings
salesman for Eanern Oregon town; state
age, married or single, eiperienoe and salary.
XX-S07. Journal.
WANTED -A first class msn to handle large
laundry route in city; must be a hustler and
know how to handle the public; reference re
quired. X-494, Journal.
WANTED Fir t class lath mill contractor, give
reference. Pelican Bay Lumber co.,n.iamatn
Falls. Ore.
WANTED Man to clear I or 5 acres near
G realism. Smith, Filling Station, 4th and
Madison sta.
EXPERIENCED men in tie editorial deparft
ment of a daily newspaper. Portland .Ameri
can, 8 2 7 Henry bldg. ''
EXPERIENCED circulation men. capable of
producing maximum results. Mr. Banks.
Portland American, 827 Henry bldg.
ADVERTISING men with snap, appearance and
nrirv: none others need apply. Mr. Mc-
Call.
Portland American, ai 1 uenry mag.
WANTEli Wood cutters for first growth fir
Take Orel F.Jfctric to Whitford, walk south
Inquire at IMscksmith anop.
TAILORS ATTENTION
Strike etlll on in Portland.
OCALNO. 74
WANTED First class advertising solicitor, ref
erences required, good proposition lorriglit party.
Z-888, Journal.
LlRCK corporation wants a few men with abil
ity as salesmen over 25; permanent income,
413 N. W. Bank bldg.
WANTED Msn to make beds, 116.78 and
room. The Globe, 44 If. 1st st.
WANTED COUNTRY PRINTER. BANKS
Hiregon) Herald.
2 WOOD CUTTERS, 12 per cord. Ifl9 Gra-
ham ave.
TELEGRAPHER, Must be first class. Federal
Telegraph Co., Board of Trade bldg.
HAIR dyed at home reasonably by experienced
lady. Main 3879.
2
DRIVERS wanted at
Consolidated Iaundry.
the new plant of , the
Tabor 7700.
WANTED Platen press feeder. Irwin Hodsun
Co.
SALESMAN for accessories ; excellent propoaH
tion. East 4138.
WANTED Jewer'a apprentice.
Jeweler.
Staples, the
HELP WAKTED MISC.
D
r30sirtS$
A Position for Eacn Graduate
AL18KI BLDG.
MEN WANTED
Get into the automobile business. Give us 8
weeks of your time and see bow easy it is to
Vara under HEMPHn.L'S latest improved
method. Apply HEMPHILL'S AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL, 707 Hawthorne ave. Take Mt. Scott
or Hawthorne car at 2d and Alder to E. 20th.
women.
18
45, desiring government
clerkships. 8 100 monthly, write for free par
ticuiars. examinations. John Leonard (former
Civil Service examiner) . 998 Equitable bldg.,
Washington. D. C. ,
POSITIONS ASSURED
EVERY GRADUATE OF BEHNKE-WALKE8
BUSINESS COLLEGE, PORTLAND .
Enroll any time. Telegraphy, teuoaraphy.
banking, bookkeeping, secretarial. Free catalog.
. LEARN TELEGRAPHY -"
Yoong men and women wanted.- Call 484
Railway Exchange bldg. Splendid opportunity
to tears a well paid profasaiott. Free booklet
Railway Telegraph Inetitute.
hawThTTRnS AfJTO kooLT 48HAr-
THOKNE AVE. THE - SCHOOL THAT
TEACHES YOU HOW TO BUSS THJC . JOB.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.
LINK; 8 BUSINESS COLLEGE, bookkeeping.
stenograpby. civil service, secretarial, special
courses. Expert teachers; day and night; en
roll now. Phone ' Broadway 5088.
STEF,N SEWING SCHOOL Bleek's sTxtetm of
ladies' tailoring and dressmaking taught; pat
terns cut to measure. Phone Eaat 2859. B-180?
152 Grand ave. near Belmont
EAST tilDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Regina Buck el's private school ; individual
Instruction. 122 H Grand ave. East 427.
BtxriCY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll
free Frank K. Welles, former Assistant Ktate
Supt., mgr. N. w. Bank bids. Phone Main 8278.
1 GOING, at or Sont-f . Household oU Uuied
j g . matiut mnd p.ckm. PmrilH!
: Coast Forward inc Co.. 408 Host t Hdwv. 703,
oefcfcBse
II
KOTICE. ATTO BTTTDKNTS
THE ADOOX SCHOOL ORRilNATED TH
FREE TRIAL OFFER, A fWouah invest iaa
Mon wfli satisfy yon that schools trying to IMI
TATE OUR METHODS bare nothing b a
WEAK SUBSTITUTE TO OFTTKR
HERE'S MOW WE PBOVB IT
Come here four weeks pay not cent to ad
vane.. If yon arc tnaa satisfied that our train
ing la the superior of any other Pacific North
west auto school, pay your tuition. It yon are
not satisfied that our achooi eJoels. .we will pay
Sen for arm tftmr yon baft attended class. This
i the most VtarUini offer any auto achooi evet
made. There la no red tap rjo It we gladly
will put it In writing. Wa an willing ic de
pend entirely upon year honeery and good jndg
meot. Only a ditfetant, smaisestionably supe-.
rior tebool could make a Ben an offer, U onr
traiaint were Just the ordinary kind, this offer
would be suicidal But we know wbere we stand
know that the Quality ef onr mining wiil
win you t given a trial We will make youen
offer that you cannot afford to turn down The
details of this unusual offer and full parUculara
of the remarkable Adcox couiwe are found in a
large, impresaiee book wb-.h baa )rt lately come
from tbe. preea. Those who have seen it pro
nounce It the most finished work cf It kind
ever published. Tells why automobile schools
are ditfereut why Adcox graduate ste success
ful tells yon how to judge an automobile school
what counts and what la snaaa. It will make
you a friend of the Adcox school the moment
you start to read it It costs ns A5c. but we
will send K to you absolutely (re for the asktnsj.
Call in person at the school or send us your
nams and address and your copy wtll corns
through by return mail.
OREGON EX-SERVICE MEN
No tuition fea expenses to you you are al
lowed 125 per, month from state educational
fund while attending aoheoL
School open lor inspection from 10 to 13 a. ns.
daily.
ADCOX Al'TO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL
Cblon Ave. and Wasco SL
DO TOU KNOW
That B 9 of the prospects who Investigate
the Adcox Auto school enroll t
WHYt
Because we make them
simply can't turn down.
a proposition .they
$100 CATALOG FREE
The full details of this unusual offer are
found In a large imprvsive book that costs us
almost 11.00, hut we will glsdly send tt to any
ambitiou fellow FREE. V.all or write tor your
copy, a I for Rook No. -iili.
OREGON EX SERVICE MEN
THE COCI18E IS FREE TO TOO
Foi full particulars and Fros catalog call or
write,
ADCOX ACTO SCHOOL
Union ave. ami Vco st
MISS MATTINOLY'S Shorthand and Typewrit
inc School, day ami evening. Jtl a month.
j0a 14th. near Jefl'er-on.
Main s$Vi.
HELP WAKTEII-FEMALE
T
VOLSU WOMEN
WITH
TYPING ESPERIKNCE PREFERRED
BET. 18 AND 30-YEAtla
FOR
OFFICE POSITIONS
WITH
, ADVANCEMENT
EXCELLENT orHORTLNITY,
TO I .EARN
TELEGRAPHY
APPLY TO
CHIEF OPERATOR
WESTERN I N ION
5TH FLOOR WOHt.'EHTEH BLDG.
8KD AND OAK.
THE OLDS WORT-MAN" KING STORK re
quires the senrlces of experienced saleswomen
for women's suits and waists, AUn experienced
stock girl for candy department. Apply super
intendents olfice, 6:30 to 10:30 a. m.
EXPERIENCED sales women or stationery and
notion departments. Apply superintendents
office before 10.80 a. m. Lipmaa. Wolfe A Co.
A LOCAL lumber manufacturing eono-rn d
sirws the serriees of a girl or young lady typ
ist, for invoicing and answering switchboard; ne
living at home preK-rred- Aifclta own hand
writing, rteung salary expected, experience If
any and references. P. O. Box 40. HiaUon "S,"
City;
A LARGE automobile firm desire the serv
ices ot an experienced bookkeeper; a good
icsitu.n to the rtebt party: answer in own
handwriting, stating ago: references and salary
eMected. H-84. Journal j
CIIILDKEN of woTking mothers oared for , aud
given three meal dafly (exoept Sundays)
at Portland Day Nursery, 404 Madion st
Marshall 1723. Price, 10 cesite a day. Ages,
1 to 8 years.
WANTED Five bright, capable ladles to travel
demonstrate ami ell dealers; S'JS to $SO
per week railrnsd fare paid. .Write at 000.
Goodrich Ilrug Co.. Dept. WL'n, Omaha. Neb.
WANTED Experienced upstairs maid. Vr
llo.'U Lsdd Oorbett residence betwoen Jeffer
son and Columbia, Broadway and U st Tele
phone Automatic 62L8.
WANTED Elderly" ladyfo company "for elder
ly lady, to do light housework, no washing
or baking-; small wages, but good home. Phone
Columbia 112.
MIDDLE" 'AGED LADT wanted to help with
light house work in eichauKe for rixmi and
board and irnall wages. Call Marshall lldS or
apply ao Broadway.
HOrSEKEEPER by young fian on ranch near
Vancouver; close to car line; good house; fair
wages. Give telephone number and address.
y-84. Journal.
ElJiEKLf "woman living in eonntry town wanti
woman as companion and assistant with gen
eral housework: 810 a month. East 2088.
792 E. FJanders.
WANTEIvA first class cutter and fittor to
take partnership in dressmaking at 817 Gap
tenbein ave,, will furnish room ln78JL
WANTED First class "a3vertising Kilicltor, ref
erence required, good position for right party.
Z-888. Jotirnal.
GIKL TO assist in houework, n furnace, good
wages. Phone East 8411. 826 Multnomah st
near K. 1st t
WANTIU A high "school siri to care for hTT-
dren for room and brd; -man wages 11 coin-
pent. PJinrie Mail, OOHU
BTtSINESS or high" school glrf wanted to hslp
in home for room, board and wages.
364L 21 E. 20th st
Eaat
W AHTEi--Middlc"aged woma"n for
louaeworE.
for man and 4 cnuar.Ti
no waslitng. labor 7B86.
very good salary.
ELlfEBTt lady wants mldlle aged Jady for
light housework and company; wagejs. 785
Cleveland ave. .
EXPERIENCEIi. women in the editorial depart
ment of a daily newHintier. Mr. Bernstein.
Portland American, 3J.lIen!V "
EXPER7eS'CED women adverttsing representa
tives for a ilUy newspaper Mr. McCall,
Portland American, 327 Henry bldg.
WANTED Experienced chambermaid (Scandi
navian preferred), out of town; 840 month,
room and board. VXiHG, Wnal.
WANTEli A girl or woman for general hous
work and cooking for ranch. Call Sunday
Phone Malnj5U3. i20 fith st
WANTEI A girl to ire for 2 school children
and assist with light housework, no washing.
778 Kearney t .
EXPERIENCED gtrTTor general" house work.
Pleasant home; Christian Scientist preferred.
Tsbor 058.
WANTEU An elderly m witnmit a "'
. v. Kt In rmintrt. Phone
elderly
' . ; : ' .' ' ',
1 Tabor 777. Call evenings.
WANTED 4 girls" to" work on msngle, 2 girls
on hand ironUig. CrysUl laundry, E. 21s4
and Sajfidy; R. U car
WAKfkD Competent girt for
second work
109 Sorth-
small- family: 004 wages.
nip st Main a.
E"LDERI,Y lady for light bonsework; two children
in family; couple employed daring day. E-4158.
0 UUl MOl. . 1.
WANTEIUriy eDrienced pastry coo.
at 815 E. Morrison st , .
A11RSfclaw talloresa on men's seats. 44 0
Washington bldg
WAXTED-Goort cook for small family: good
wages. 7 MS isortorup - Ataio mi.
MliiDLE-A G ElF orekleTly lady" for Iwusework;
family of 3, 830 a mont-. 85 E?8ith st N.
WO"fANto care (or small ehlidre-. Phone
Tabor 6 78. i x.
WASTED- In-eiderly woman; give good ho ma.
smalj wag's. Main 5 08 &.
WOMAN for genarral housework. Phone Sell-
wood 1478. .
WANTED A girl for genera! housework. Good
home. 730 Overton. '586-9T.
57lL wanted to assemble .spoons. 245 H Mor-
rison st Oregon Fishing Spoon Co.
WANTED Woruo to Aw family waahing at her
home. Call Main 8842, Monday.
YUNG lady lor iifliie work in garage. Call
Mr. Seatop. East 4188.
WANTED An all around candy maker! 11-
dress C. r.-Lggimanu, Springfield, Or.
WANTED U'omaa to keep house for working
ooupie wit- 2 Atuldrao. Wdln. 8837.
HELP WASTED MISC.
HELP WAMEP-fEMALB
-Telephone Operating
For Young Women
Additional telephone operators mt needed dtie
to constants increasing requirements of Uta
service
A good salary at the start. Regular and
frequent increases Excellent opportunities lot
promotion.' mis
Large, 'cheerful operating rooms. Attractive.
recreation rooms. Lunch roc ma with
served at cost
Apply at Telephone Co., Room" 01,,
door, 'telephone bldg.. Park and Oak sts.
etk
FEMALK HELP
THE OLDS, WORTMAN A KINO STORK
Requires tbe services of stock girls for women's
garment section. Apply superintendent's olfice
after 10.80 a. m.
HELP WAJJTET MALE
AND FEMALE
WANTED Cook foTrBnoh. 180 a month, wiin
board snd 2 rooms, crew of 8 that may
doable any time; msn or woman aocop table!
can give ranch work to marrird man at 12 80
a day and board; atata exverlea, Y-878,
Journal.
MOLEH RAIIHER cHUMSt
Pay you while learning; gives yon set of tools;
position secured. Write for cstalogue. 384
Burnside st, or phone Broadway 1781.
MEN, WOMEN, learn barber tradeTwsgea while
learning, position guaranteed. Mgr. 32 years'
ex pertence. Oreg on B a rber College. 2 KB Madison.
PORTLAND Barber college pays yon wrflQ
learning gives you set of tools free; posidua
tecured. 88 N. 2d st
WANTED AGENTS
GO WHERE MONET FLOWS
The fanner has the money todsy; we have
what he needs, you show It to him and 0 out
of 10 will buy Our Aladdin kerosene) mantle
lamp creates a sensation wherever introduces.
Five times as bright as electric -saves one half
on oil ; 4 tales a day means a yearly Innome for
you of $(1000; no experience needed; overnight
trial convinces; excellent spare time and evening
seller- rig or auto necessary; no capital re
quired. Sample sent for ID days' trial and
given free when you take up the work.; exclusive
territory; get particulars. Mantle Lamp Co., 083
Aladdin bldg,, Portland, Or.
THE Agents' and Mall Dealers' Dtreftory rlvee
the source of supply of over 1000 dtffrant ar
ticles and enables you to buy direct from the)
manufacturer. This book nually retails for 11,
but it 1.4 yours for 25c. You ean afford the
price, but you cannot afford to be without tha
information If you want to succeed M. Baker,
17 Espnhldg.. Philadelphia, l'a.
150(1 MONTHLY "selling new" pstndfuel TS
poriter, guaranteed to save up to 50 pet
cent gasoline. 40 miles ler gallon mad with
Ford. Sold on money Hack guarantee. One
sample free. Stransky Vaporiser Co., Puokawana.
S.Dak. .
AGENTS MAKING 00 WEEKLY Everyooi
wants tt. Formulas for 2 00 home made bev-
' V, ..... K , Ir f..-.,. Un,t SI fn, . .. .( W -
rltnry proposit'on. Buyers' Export Agency, Ina
447 rr,m. t.NewvT(rk
AGENTS Marvelous new dlcnvcry, saves auto
mobile users hundreds of dollars; gssollna 3a
gal; money back guarantee, 17 57 hourly easily
made. Write for particulars. 'Federal Chemical
Works, 20 W. Jackson, Chicago.
LADY" AGENTS Rig money, new "toilet" pr
aratlon. Demonstrate snd sell like wild fire
everywhere. The real thing. Get In first. F,
Waltam Co., Hesttia, Wh '
AGENTSTwniiderftii seller; 98 cents profffevery
dollar sales ; licenec iinnecesnftry ; 110 ntoftk te
carry. Sample free. Mission KoMbeed Co.. 2S1
W. sl'ico. Los Angeles, Cal.
GAS FIREln any coal stove from kerosentj
cheap and economical; agents coin money.
Write now. Wonder Burner Mfg. Co., Dept 6,
Conimbua, Ohio.
AGENTS c"()inlngTmuiey selling nnisseki-flbfa
brorims; ovillHut II com brtHims; retail 11.75;
sample postpaid 1105; also sanitary brushes.
Cramer Sales Co.. Denver, Col.
810 WORTH soap, perhimes, etc.
Co,, Iiept 401, fit ixjuis, Mo.
rce I .acaaslaa
SJAI.F.SMKN WAHTEP
88
MANUFACTURER want thoroughly rellabR
msnager and salmnian, able to handle Portland
branch business: 1300 to 1500 per month and
permanent connection ; $1000 cash capital re
quired, state biuinwss reforencea A 648,
Journal.
WANTED 8alnf.man with oar; nan elear SBflO
per month; established business. If you are
a hifl money maker, call for Mr. Gartliner, 63
Cornelius hotel, after 10 a. m., Sunday at
Monday.
SAl.KSMEN'to selFstock Iri-minionf!oflar ra
fining company; good commission and territort
still available Superior Sales Syndicate, 811
Main st. Ft. Worth, Texas.
IF ynq are a mar wanting to better your con
dition make more money, live happier and
better, we have a place for you. Call after 10
a. m, 1100 Spalding bldg., ask for Mr Fox;
SALESLADY wishes outside" work with" rellsbli
firm; will start with small salary. Address
Mrs Dawson, 82 7 Broadway.
81 1 DATIOSM MALE
SMtftGENCT CALL TO EMPLOTERi "
Phone, writ or rail Captain CodvIU.
AT LIBERTY TEMPLE.
'Main 813.
Ex-soldiers and sailors are still out of work.
Phone Captain Ponrllle, Main 818. at Liberty
Temple, and he will aee to U personally that
your Interest ere given special attention.
Tha list of classifications represent! by thoM
now registered is as follows;
Genera! laborers, 138; truck and ante driv
ers, 58; general office man, 84; typists, 8;
tractor anechanies, 2: auto mechanics, 82; ma
chinists, 24; machinists' helpers. IB; slee
I rirtans. 1 8 ; electricians' helpers, 4 ; accountant.
2; bookkeepers, 7; timekeepers, 2; stock roots
clerk. 5 : grocery olerks, 7 ; merchandise elerks,
8 ; drug clerga, 1 ; shoe clerks, 2 ; hardware clerks,
4 ; blacksmiths, 1 ; blacksmiths' helpers, 4 ;
plumbers, 8; plumbers' helpers, 1; sheet msl I
workers, 8; coppersmiths, 1; saw fliers, 8;
acetylene burners 2; structural Iron workers,
8 ; bnllermakers, 5 ; brakemsn, 4 ; firemen H R ,
1; firemen. 18; engineers, st.. 18; snalnwirs,
civil, 2; engineers, eisct, 2; draftsmen, 2; crana
men. 5; engineers, gas, 1; farmers. 17; teem
sters, 6; lumbermen, 16: sawmill workers, 10;
news reporters, 1 ; salesmen, 3 1 ; ear repair men,
2: carpenters, IS; painters, 18; plasterers, 8)
furniture finishers, 1; moulders, 2: bskera, 81
rooks, 8 ; laundry workers, 1 ; vtiicsntsvrs, 1 ;
kitchen helpers, A ; bttchers, 3; bote! clerks, 1;
ship riggers, 2; hollermakers' helpers. 3.
LICENSED" sprayers.
Roth phones.
216-23.
PRACTICAL bouse painting, spring rusri sooa
on; save money; have work done this month.
Prices right Tsbor 8061. ...
WHILE not "employed capsbSe licenMrfelectrict
sn will wire your bouse reasonable. Wood.
8791. 9 .
ROOFffTSed and eves cleaned and painted, ami
all kinds of repair work In tbe household.
Call Main 1829.
GIRL, f 7, wants to work aft." srfiool" Bstrwityg,
or Sundays: attending high school of uimx
mcrce. call 478 iarrsoe sr.. eity
WTNTlr5 a"infTng, tlnfijg and paper" fTaigini "
by L. O'Neil 783 4th su Main 8894.
WaStKD aDijirof any kind iolTa2 "to
truck. Phone Sellwood 8127.
CXRPENtfenT wrnts job w(irt,""tm" front ami
ftktures. Price reasonable. Sell.1887.
8lfi"NGLEh8 Whra you want reehingllng done,
caltJWdln 6208. i
VtJAjri2FTH wishes eositloo; 4 y ears' expert
enceT ' Call Wdln 8688.
PAINTING, patr banging, tinting 1828 E.
7 Sellwood 8838 Main 4 4
PAINTING. tfiitTng. ipering; all' iroHi "WA
alaaa. Sellwood 185H.
LOCAL and kiigaiitanee""lTsu"l'ii)g with 1 -to
truck. 81.50 per hour. Tah- 4793.
lSPEftlENCED' tWrmerT married, " wants "po i
tion. Address FX-B65, Journal.
IT-PEB HAN'6liJQksominlng" fiitna "
East 8114.
PAINTING, paper hanging, tinting. i52I
7th. Sellwood 8688. Main4344. ','
A-l CAP&"TKiritrta andmodete, ebeapT '
try contract Woodlawn 128.
F(5RTitXlWINiT"S"Un"tso7 in the Mt Scott ;
aiatrct.caU Tsbor 8788.
r.jSAKY Timta fetched, chimneys re flashed, gnC
wire repaired"1 resningivng omie, marsnaii 10 12,
PLOWING and excavating? Woodlawa 618
WHEN you seed s-lnglar phoue Vdln. 8598.