THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY-.-11. 1S20.
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VICTORY W1EDALS
TO BE PRESENTED
ON ARMISTICE DAY
American Legion to Distribute the
Medals to All ex-Service Peo
ple at Great Celebration.
Under arrangements Just com
pleted with the war department, ths
American Legion becomes the in
strument for distribution of th,Vlc
tory medals which the government
is presenting to every discharged sol
dier," sailor, marine, field cierK or
nurse who served between the dates
of April6,1917. and November 11.
J 918. according to Information re
ceived Saturday at state departmen
tal headquarters of the legion.
Presentation of the medals will take
h place on Armistice -day. in a series of
simultaneous ceremonies to be held y
the legion throughout the world, making
possible " n enormous celebration de
signed to eclipse anything before at
tempted in the United States. The le
gion members hope to make the event
the crowning feature of the greatest of
alt .Armistice days, the most impres
sive f uncUon In which Americans ever
participated. '
It Is planned that not only, members
. of the legion, but all ex-service people
and the next of kin of those who died
or were killed n action, will join in the
'' ceremonies. - . .,
National Commander Franklin P Oilier
has sent a letter to all department com-
manders urging them to arrange enthus
tastio celebrations of Armistice day and
to arrange .appropriate ceremonies for
. distribution of the medals.
Tentative - plans contemplate that
.nmamiwi rf ieion costs procure a
supply of application blanks from the
nearest army, post or recniiung uwn.
' The posts will provide facilities for hav
, lng the blanks certified by a notary
public or an officer of the army, and
, forwarded to the war department.
Edison Predicts Big
Advance in Canned
: Music for Homes
' -KT..W -Vn.V TnW 1 ft ThnmM A. Edison
. tn V-tlisori dealers
caravan convention which was in session
here today. He predicted a great ad
vance in the mechanical production of
music. He said; -
'I have been quoted as desiring to see
a phonograph in every American home.
What I want to see in every American
home is music so realistic and so per-
fect in its rendition as to be an unend
ing source of benefit and pleasure. To
this end I am prepared to devote every
energy and all the resources at my coro-
in and.
The influence of music has hereto-
fore been restricted because music un
like books could not be multiplied at will
and distributed throughout the world at
f. a Obst within the reach of everyone. The
phonograph did much to .change this
condition, but the ordinary phonograph
had rather definite limitations the great
est of which was Its lack of realism."
Fountain of Youth
Discovery Claimed
i By Vienna Scientist
r London, July 10. The latest claim to
'-. having discovered the 'fountain of per
petual youth" comes from Vienna, where
' Kugene Stelnach, professor of biology,
announces that : he has invented two
' ways of rejuvenating - men, , one by
means of a slight operation on certain
glands, and the other by , X-ray treat
' merit, causing a general improvement of
the - cell system. -
Vienna scientists, say- that Professor
" Stelnach'S claims have been corrobo-
rated by ; successful experiments with
animals.
Eeek-a-Boo Waists. I
Banned; Women Kail
Clerks Talk Strike
Washington. July 10. I. N. S.) More
than a thousand young women-; sten
ographers and clerks of the Southern
Hallway general offices here are' on the
warpath today as the result of, a ban
placed by railway officials on the peek
a-boo waist.
A group of -officials happened to be
standing outside the building last even-
i lng as the girls were leaving for the day,
- "Whew," ejaculated a vice-president.
h T did not know they ; wore so few
clothea"
Then the officials put their heads to
i gether and as a result the matrons were
v! called In and told that georgette crepe
was not exactly the proper thing for of
rice "wear, and that hereafter a more
i ' opaque material in more generous quan
titles per garment should be effected by
j-the young women.
' There has been some talk of a walk
s' out, but as yet no move has been made
to place the grievance before President
, r Wilson's railway board.
M.'E. Convention to
Be Held in August
' Spokane, Wash., July 10. -The second
; annual convention of the Northwest con
, ference of the Methodist Episcopal
' churches, south, will be held at the Cor-
; bin Park church. August 24 to 28, with
- 150 representatives from Washington,
! Oregon, Idaho and Montana included in
; the delegation. - Bishop H. - N. DuBose,
bishop of the western district of the
' Methodist Episcopal church, south, will
be the chairman of the convention. '--
Hot Iake Arrivals
-Hot Lake, July 10. -Arrivals - at Hot
Lake sanatorium Friday were : Mrs. W.
R. Miller and T. H. Cantrell, clbam,
Wash. ; Mrs. W. H. EUls and Mrs. John
Ingram, Baker ; Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Douglas. Culdesac Idaho: Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Warner. Dayton, Or.i Mr. and
Mra . A. E. Sanford, Yakima, Wash.
Oeorge ' Wason. Portland; Mrs. Carrie
Doal, La Grande ; EL. Dibble and R.
H. Shake, Payette, Idaho; Mra W. C
Nay and daughter and Grace Beauchette,
Baker; Mrs. A. Robinson, Elma, Wash.
Gene Walker. .Hot Lake ; Ora T. Palmer,
Troy ; Mra T. A., Dasch. Welser, Idaho.
To cool the air in a room an Iowa
i ' inventor has 'combined a pan tj hold a
; alock of ice with an electric fan. - j
SEEKS NOMINATION FOR .
SUPERIOR COURT POST
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George B. Simpson- '
Vancouver, . ,Wa8h., July - .10.-
George B. Simpson - has : announced
his candidacy for the nomination of
superior court judge at the coming
primary. Simpson was born in
Washington and has been practicing
law in i Vancouver since 1907,, when
he was graduated from the Willam
ette university law tschool.' He has
served three terms as city attorney,
.His statement follows:-
"I am a candidate for the . office of
superior court judge of Clarke county,
Washington, and promise the people of
this coonty, if elected, that I will give
all my time and attention tp'lhe office,
that I will give to everyone desiring it
a chance to be heard, that ait persons
i who come before me shall have a fair
and impartial trial, without regard to
his or her standing or condition in life
and that everyone will be given a fair
and Just decision."
TODAT
Established 1884
'
A.W.Lambert
&Son v
- V ' " -GENERAL
REAL
ESTATE
5 . . . "
And
INSURANCE'
GRAND AVE. AND
EAST ALDER ST.
East 640
ERiERA
DTJIf THOKPE, ' BIVEBDALE, KIVEB
WOOD, ELK BOCK, PALATIAE HILL
The most beautiful suburban property
to be found ' anywhere in the United
States. t
Ob west side,' south of .town, opposite
the golf links, on the river and adjacent
hills.
All eity eosvenlenees. iw, $43,000
school, daily deliveries, paved roads, op
portunity for river sports ; - the - only
truly resiricted district in or near the
city;. 20 minutes out on Oswego electric
- All the property for -sale Is listed by a
resident who knows the district thor
oughly, and makes a specialty of this
property only. .
Komei for sale from 14500 to 50,000.
Bnlldlng sites from 12000 per acre up.
Lots from 1500 to 9800.-
I . . i , r t
IsformatloB Gladly Gives
Mrs. Helen S. Turner
I0 Spaldiag Bldg
Mala 86
NICOLAI - STREET
TRACKAGE
Size 100x150 Feet
S. W. Cor. 25th and
Nicolai Sts.
' UNITED RAILWAY TRACKAGE
Price $7500
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Wakefield, Fries & Co.
v. 8i FOURTH ST. .
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NEW TO DAT
IS
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AMONG THE FIRS FORTLAKD
HEIGHTS - '
This low, rambling bungalow, built of
hollow tile, enormous living room with
extra large fireplace, Dutch kitchen, two
large poaches,, one of which is large
enough for two or three beds. The house
has bath and toilet,, concrete basement
and splendid shower."- The ground con
sists of acre rronting on both upper
and lower drives. Both the ground and
the house are in very poor condition,
but the possibilities for improvement are
unlimited and the price. 14200, certainly
should make this an attractive proposi
tion, and we -think that' the house- alone
could not be .duplicated for this price.
$1650 cash, balance 120 monthly.
Fred W. German Go.
738 Chamber ol Commerce
Portable Houses
MODEL 'o. 6-P
2 Room, sixa 12x24... . .3 13.65
3 Room, bathroom tnd closet
size 12x3i ........... . .$405.90 :
MODEL No. 486-P
Has living room, kitchen, two bed--rooms,
bathroom and two closet., aiz. ,
18x28. Both front and rear porches.
Pnc delirered in 1'orUand or t". O. B. ;
cam i.- . . , . . .$41.00
Maria in built 4-foot sections. Shipped
anywhere r
Portable Garages
Aik about our Special lOxltt
Price t . . . ....... , 178.00
Write or Fhone for Catalogue ?
Elwood Wiles & Son
803 Title Trnat Bldg.
Oil 4th Bet. Stark and Oak.
Phone Main 47S4
Second St
- Near Oak, S0x9S, corner, rental
value $400 per month; 3-story
brick building,, basement.: Easy;
terms. Price
$32,500
N.13thSt.Traclage
; 100x100, corner, near Everett;
spur to curb. $10,000 unler
value. Price
$30,000
E. J. DALY
221 FAILING BLOC
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LEASES !
BEST LOCATIONS IN
THE HEART OF c
THE RETAIL DISTRICT
Stores Lofts-Buildings A
MARVIN C.
Wilcox Building
, MAIN 638
V
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FOR SALE
THAT VERY
ATTRACTIVE
RESIDENCE
767 MADISON ST.
CONTAINING 9
ROOMS
REPLETE ' WITH EVERY MOD
ERN CONVENIENCE. SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Price $31,500 ;
Wakefield, Fries & Co.
83 FOURTH ST.
FOR LOFT?SPACE IN HEART OF'
: CITY'AT VERY REASONABLE
RENTAL
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t Inside Property Dealers
12TH PLOOR YEON BLPO.
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LOFTS
SEW. TODAY
ESTABt-ISHEr 1892.
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT THE BAKER AUCTI03C
HOUSE WE HHALL SELL A
FIRST -CLASS AS80ETMKNT
OP HOUSEf USXISH
ISGS" fSOU . A PRIVATE
HOME ON SOBTH PIF
TKESTH STREET (IRVING
TON) t ALSO THE - PART
FL'BNTSHINGS FROM. ANOTH
ER RESIDENCE.
Following is a partial list of
what we shall . have to . sell :
Oak Library : Tables, . Easy
Rockers. , Parlor. Desks, Oak
Sectional Bookcases, Upholstered
Parlor Furniture. Rattan Rock- ' .
ers, Electric Lmps, Wall Cabi- .
nets, Lace Curtains,- Pictures,
Wilton Rugs and Carpets in
various sizes ; a very beautiful
Quarter-Sawed Oak Joining Room . s
' Suite, vis, : 64-in. Top Table,
-very fine Combination China
Cabinet and Buffet, and set of
Chairs with leather seats, all
as good as new ; full and three-
quarter- sizes Brass Beds; - also
Quarter-Sawed Oak Suite in Co
lonial style, Birdseye - Maple v
Dresser, Dressing Table, Rocker,
. Chairs and Table en .suite ; Ivory
Suite as follows: Bedstead,
Dresser, - Dressing Table and
Chairs, two Twin Beds, all com
plete with best Springs. Felt ; ,
Mattresses, Pillows : large Ward ;
robe " with glass doors, nearly. ?
new A-B Gas Ranse, Refriffer- .
ator and many : other . useful
household itema
AUCTIONEER'S
NOTE
Intending purchasers should
call tomorrow and' look over the
full list of goods we shall have
to offer you. They are well
worthy of your attention.
ArCTIOX OX TUESDAY
SEXT AT ! A. M.
On THURSDAY NEXT
WE SHALL HAVE ANOTHER
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOOIS -TO
SELL. AUCTION . STARTS
- AT ! A. M.
WE BUY HOITSEFURJCISH
TNGS FOR CASH. CALL MAIK
SSJ2. .
W. C. BAKER W. H. BE AIT
Faraltsre Sealers and
. Anetloneers
YamhIU and W. Park Sts.
PYTHIAS" BUILDING
. (Formerly Masoaie Temple)
Good
Property
We are of ferine for exchange
100x100 close-to the high crade
retail district. This quarter block
is improved with a well con
structed three-story brick building,
yielding an income of over. 120,
000 a year, and is located in the
path of the growth of the city,
which insures a steady increase in
values. In a short time the ground
alone will be worth -more than; is
asked for the ground and building.
The income, price- and terms , will
prove of interest to prospective' in
vestors in income property. - As
part payment . will accept going
farm or well located city property
in line for improvement, and, a
mortgage back for 10 years.
R. F. BRYAN
509 Chamber of Commerce
Main 1963 -
West Side Bargain
EXCELLENT APT.,
HOTEL OR
GARAGE SITE
$10,000
2tt LOTS ON tIST ST,' BET. '
3IORRISON AND TAYLOR.
' WILL . CONSIDER LEASE.
Woodlawn 5603 ;
WE CALL FOR YOUR OL
, Bess ad 'VVoolea ClotUaf .
FLUFF RUS
'Alt Werk Tamed Oat Promptly -
- Rat Bare Wmi All Sices 1
t Hall Orders Sead for Boo- .
. let Carpets Cleaned,
Laid ad Befitted -
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
1S EAST EIGHTH STREET
PHONE EAST W
Incom
I Houses Aivd Garages
I tfl wit -rr. sce-K
h Uf&i S51l'fc. TIONS RKAOY ANSI
L- jifiii' - OKTHKR' I)
I A nnwua boom or nnn dim tnm I
n U. factory t 6BEAT BATINO. Toal
II pr no iDiddluaaa' profit. . Write for m
j miiffffft, . I
I' rcoimadc builoino eomvAMY I
fl Eatt Etoranth ntf MarkM ' 11
I a Blocks SouUl of Hrthorna IR
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KEVT TODAY
LARGE or SMALL
A. scrutiny of the descriotions of the
places below must convince you that we
are In a position, to supply any reauire-
ment In the farm 'and acreage line.. We
positively have hundreds of - select- list
ings, the majority of which we have
photographs of, -and a call at our office
will be appreciated. .This will not mean
that If we do not happen to' have r what
you want that your trail will be camped
on for the rest or your lire, as we posi
tively do not do business in this manner.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY $2000
?500 cash, S200 yearly, w ith Interest at
oer cent buys 40 acres, almost all till
able. 4V4 acres in cultivation.' good creek,
als well, 6 room unfinished house, small
barn, chicken , nouse. nog nouse. - mi
buildings . are new. - Place is: all fenced
with barbed wire: ZVk miles from small
town,, close neighbors and school. - x
CUCKAFMSC0UNTY-$320b:
S1000 cash. '5 years at 6 per cent, buys
this splendid 40 acre tract, -Xa acres of
which are in cultivation balance -timber
andv' brush all fenced, shack buildings,
good spring ; 6 miles east of town Just
off the Abernethy road. A very, decided.
snap. . 4,- t . ,"
POLK COUNTY S8250. -V-
64 acres., all tillable.- with 64 acres - In
cultivation, balance oak brush; 3 wells.
5 acres bearing prunes ; ; well taken care
of ; - rural . route, rock road, 3 miles
from town, and railroad, in a thickly, set
tied farming district ; $1500 cash,, terms
on the balance.
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STOCKED AND EQUIPPED
The two nhotos above will Rive you
some idea of the lay of this splendid 130
acre stock ranch, located 3 Mi miles irom
railroad town in Clarke county, wash. ;
37 acres are in cultivation, 20 acres in
timber, balance slashed and pastured;
30 acres in oats : . 3 wells, 2 springs, (rood
trout stream and a 'very fair -country
6 room house, new barn 60x62, separator
house - and all - necessary outbuildings ;
splendid family orchard of large bearing;
fruit trees ; the land is Just rolling
enough for perfect drainage. Included
witn this place are & neao. or came.
brood sows, 6 shoats, l -wason. b-y ear
old team. 1 buggy . horse. 1 saddle horse,
100 hens. 13 creese and 12 ducks. 1 cream
separator and small tools .and household
furniture. The. outrange .Is unlimited and
this place is ready to step into ana go
to work. Tne price, in our estimation,
is ridiculously low. being $9500 as it
stands ; ' $6000 cash, plenty, of time . on
the balance.
YAMHILL COUNTY $12,000
150 acres. ' all ' stocked and equipped :
over 100 acres tillable. 50 acres In culti
vation, 25 acres very easily cleared; .25
acres nr and oak: timber, balance
stump pasture; 6 room house, barn 40z
80, straw , barn and goat . barn, nog,
chicken and wood houses, family or
chard, small creek, springs and good
well; 'complete set of implements,
3 years old, 6 cows, 3 yearlings, & calves,
1 null. S Digs, loo cnicKens. seuuu casn.
This is a good paying farm and first
time . offered for sale . in tne . past . zo
years ; 44 miles irom Portland -ana 1
miles from good town and railroad. t
CLARKE COUNTY $14,000'
$6000 cash.v longi time on the balance
sDlendid 00 . acre farm. -100 acres of
hardwood swale land, practically level,
of which 45 acres are- in cultivation and
in crop ; . 100 acres or fir timber, ap
proximately 4.000.000 feet ; good ramiiy
orchard, $ room bouse In good condition.
barn 24x60 with woodshed, 'granary,
chicken house, -cellar, all other outbuild
ings, in very good shape: a well at the
house, also 2 trout streams through the
place. This farm Is located In the beau
tiful Chelatchle Prairie country,- and Is
on a county road, Vfcmlle to grade and
high school,- 4 miles from small-town,
and is one of the -best- bargains we have
on our list.
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IN THE EEAUTIFUL SANTIAM
, COUNTRY . ,
The two photos above will give you
some idea of the lay of the land of this
splendid 290 acre dairy ranch ; . 7 . miles
from Lebanon ; 250 acres are tillable,
140 acres in cultivation, balance In sec
ond growth fir and oak ' timber ; - good
rich loamy soil ; splendid 7 room bouse
with bath, barn 40x84 with 140 ton hay
loft, . good : stanchions below ; i silos,
granary. -: milk house, rwoodhouse - and
straw- shed ; water piped-to- building.
from large spring. - Price $23,000 ; ;6500
cash, unlimited time on tne balance,
This is the place you, Mr. Stockman
:P0LK;C0UNTY $43,900
439 acres : 415 acres tillable. ' 200 acres
in cultivation, 150 acres good oak timber.
24 acres of prunes 6 years oid, good
family orchard: 8 room house in good
condition, large . barn 36x70. 2 stock
7
i
barns, "new boghouse, chicken house and
tool house, good well and 2 springs ;
place' is fenced and cross fenced ; land
is slightly rolling, best of soil ; located
on county road 46 miles from Dallas;
$18,900 cash, long time on the balance.
Photos at office. . . . .
FRED T. GERUAN CO.
732: CHAMBER Of C0:.!.!ERCE
NEW - TODAY
AHcifjSales
WILSON'S AUCTION
HOUSE
10171 Seeend SW Near 'Morrison
Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
- v- v AT 10 A. jM. - 4
'FOR1 ALL KINDS 0F
K0USEFURN1SHINGS
Including LtVINO ROOH, BIN.
IN ANB BEDROOM PI RNI. -.
TUBE. Rl'GH, CARPETS. LINO.
LE1JM. PICTCRES, CURTAINS,
v" BIS HE S, rTENSILS, RANGES.
ETC FOR POSITIVE SALE
ANB YOU MAKE THE PRICE -
AUCTION AT
.RESIDENCE
ox;
Wednesday Next
' ' '- AT t P. ST."
At 867 Flaaders SC. 2far 21st. '
: FrBJTISHiyGS OF PRIVATE
HOME
Comprising couches. -easy chairs,
rockers, lace curtains, portieres,
SOLID OAK ROUND PEDES- '
TAL EXTEXMIOH TABLE,
chairs, LIBRARY TABLES cen-
ter tables, lady's desk, iron beds.
springs and mattresses. GOOD
1 OAK. DHKSSER8, CHIFFON.
JERKS, large quantity of BKO-
, 1)IG, including S H E E T 8,
B L A X K E T H. COM FORTH,
SPREADS A K I ., PILLOWS,
LARGE B-OTY BRT8SELS
CARPETS, Xlf AXMIKSTER
- Rl'US, hall and' stair carpets,
malleable steel range, large as
sortment - of dishes, glassware
and cooldiufeutensils. All in good :
condition, ate at 2 p. m, sharp,
J. T. WILSOX, Aaetlooeer.
. . HIGH CLASS
AUCTION SALE
AT RESIDENCE
or
Thursday Next
AT 10 A. M.
We are favored with Instruction
: - -. from , - " ,
MR. WALTER F. BL'BRELL
TO SELL At I PUBLIC AUC
TION the partial furnishings of
his PALATIAL HOME at HI
HAWTHORNE A V E N V E, be
tween 26 and 27, "comprising- as
follows: In LIYINO ROOM,
COSTLY OVERSTUFFED DAV- -E
SPORT, upholstered in French
velour. LARGE LEATHER
EA8TCH -VI R S, MORRIS
CHAIR with Spanish leather
cushions, OVAL MAHOGANY
TABLE, 4-LAP SCREEN EM
BROIDERED IN SILK WITH
HAND CARVED FRAME, ft
. DAY CLOCK t WITH ABBEY
CHIMES, HANDSOME MA- ;
JOI.ICA AND BRASS JARDI
NIERES, choice PLANTS and
FERNS, RARE OIL PAINT
ING, vis.. MT. JEFFERSON AT
SUNSET, by f'J. K. Stuart" :
SCENE IN HOLLAND, by "H.
Levy"; other ! fine pieces by.
Rosa Bonheur." LARGE RIG
18x36 feet. BRASS ANDIRONS, "
FOLDING SCREEN, FIRE SET,
ETC.
DINING ROOM! SOLID MA
HOGANY ROUND PEDESTAL
TABLE. MAHOGANY SERVING
TABLE, band 1 blocked LINEN
'DRAPES.' large assortment- of,
SILVERWARE, including TEA
SET, ROYAL ' COPENHAGEN
DINNERWARE. HAVILAND
CHINA and OLD - ENGLISH
WARE, CUT GLASS. JAPA
WESE PLAQUES, STUFFED1
DUCKS. ENGLISH BREAK
FAST TABLE.
RECEPTION ; HALL: Large
ELK HEAD, MOUNTAIN
SHEEP, MOUNTAIN GOAT,
DEER HEAD and S ANTE
LOPE, all fine specimens: COS
TUMERS, UMBRELLA .HOLD
ERS, large WILTON HALL ,
RUGS, and RUNNERS, ball
chairs and tables.
LIBRA RYt ft IN.' DOUBLE
FLAT -v TOP - DESK, quartered
oak; leather seat chairs, reclin-
ing couch, hand carved frame
and hair upholstering; FILING
CABINETS, mission leather seat
rockers, also- cane- seat rockers
and chairs,, pictures, INDIAN
CURIOS such . as saddle baas,
arrow holders, saddle girths,
etc.: magazine racks, BRASS
ANDIRONS, folding- screen - and
fire set. . -
. r - - - -
- BEDROOM ' FURNISHINGS t
Includes very handsome' INLAID
BLACK WALNUT - BEDROOM
SUITE, complete - with swings
and - mattress, TROX BEDS
COMPLETE. BIRDSEYE MA
P L E and M A H O A N Y
CHIFFONIERS, M A,H O G
ANY DRESSING TABLES,
COUCH ES, ROCKE RS, ARM
.CHAIRS in white enamel frames
upholstered in pink mohair ; elec
trie dresser Jamps, etc : . ;
IFTTRSERYi " ' 'COUCHES,
BOCKEKH, CHAIRS, white
enamel ENGLISH BREAKFAST
TABLE, desks, pictures, .11x18
- WILTON" BUG. . .
KITCHEN l BRIDGE BEACH
SUPERIOR STEEL RANGE,
"GARLAND' GAS RANGE,
KITCHEN CABINET, HOUSE
HOLD TREASURE, FIRELESS '
COOKER, large assortment "of ,
ALUMINUM, WARE COOKING
UTENSILS, REFRIGERATOR,
'COMPLETE LAUNDRY- OUT
FIT. ALL KINDS OF GARDEN
TOOLS ,: AND -IMPLEMENTS
and -other numerous effect a -
! T. WILSON", Aaertoaeer.'
We Pay Cash for Faraltare, Etc.
Mala 1(28..
BKKD V9 TOTJK VjLD ' CARPETS
, (Ws Call and DeUeexl
v OM Hues ana Woolen Olo thine, '
W Maks Revereibex, HaneVWoeae)
FLUFFRUGS
Mooes Size FhrfT fu Woven 17JfO
.- Rjtf Rugs Woven Ail Sizes -
Olotttae Cleanlni ane) Oyefnt Dept.
Matt Orders X ' Sena far Sooklet
Mettreate Raitweatgw. Meats Over. Made
Order
Featsera RcaevatsS --
Csurpet Cleanlav
lit Rua, lUamM OleaneeJ. S1JBS
WCSTKRN FLUFF RUa CO.
64 Onion Ate. 8L . .. Phone Cast B1S
NEW TODAY
5&lOAcreTracts
at Osvego Lake
35 MINUTES FROM QOWnTOYffl
" On 'southern Pacific Electric and
-only-one-half mile- from stations ;
- Soil good, no hills, and tracts espe
cially -''fine-for gardening, fruit or
poultry. - ,
; ONLY A FEWtLEFT
: PRICE Si 50 PER ACRE
7 EASY TERMS"'
LET US SHOW . THESE. TO YOU
NEVELL-VAN ALST1KE CO,
08 RAILWAY EXCHANGE BLDG.
-- 0
ease.
GARAGES
WELL LOCATED EAST SIDE,
WEST SIDE 5-YEAR LEASES,
REASONABLE RENTAL
laslde .Property Dealers
ltTH FLOOA YEOSf BLDG.
VEKTITO JTOTTCES
41
DANCE
TUESDAY
w.
Kb-.-? hail. 128 1 11th
at..
aftaS n.rn br Anchor caun-
rtl No 74 8. SMruritT Benrflt a-iancUtion. Krenr
ona invited. -Cool hall, .dandy music. A good
timo for Teryono. - AdratMion 8oc.
KIRKPATR1CK
COUNCIL
' MJ 2227. Seetlrltr Bens-
fit association, win mitct in reg
ular elated aaoaion at tha Swiaa
hall, 3d and Jefferson ata..
Friday. July is. at a o'clock
aharp. A larva cUm will b
jrccciTed for initiation. All
member and rixitora of tha
order moot cordially inrited to bo with na.
PORTLAND STAR IIOMESTEAO
NO. 42. BKOTHKKHOOD OF
AMERICAN TKOMEN in the f-
iui. wur bki ererj wiunaautTi.
and. Aider atreeta. i Buaineaa meet
ing Wednesday night, July 14
Member of tha ion renort at ti
o clotk aharp. Vi-utora welcome. I Tetta Hainea.
correaponaenc, auo - Aliaty hide. I Main 8860.
A-KAT2aSSSir; Nfo.WrBhiT
ton Commandcry No. 16, K.
T.. will be held Tueadar erenlng
July 13, at Washington Uaaonlo
hail, at 7:80 n. m. All aninnrn.
ing Sir KnighU cordially inrlted
to be preoent
U. p. K1SMAM. Kcoorder.
M. W. JL. DC RING Jul avnd liifiMt I
Ai'ft Mumm uty cmp wtJl hqmI ONXZ
. amine. avuMf ill aranvi ig muum,
II. 3. WHTPPI.R, Coiuol.
J. W. SIMMONS, Clerk.
818 Teon bldg.
LMHLEJJ JEWltLHI apecmltyi bnttona. pica.
gnarwia. jaeeer tfroa.. IXT-Ifll ntn- et.
DEATHS AW1) FITHKRALfl II
DONNELLY At tha rmidence ot hia daughter.
Mra. J. K. Cuniff. S49 MnltnomaJi at.. Julv S
Owen Donnelly, beloved fatlier of Mra. J. He-
Cardie of Olieette, W'ie.. Mm. John Meiardle of
V. , . "" '"t Amanuui... oi
Kockelm. Wia. : and Mra. Frank Iiwia of II.
berta, Canada, and P. II. Donnelly of Rockelm.
Wia., and Jim, John and Thmaaa DonneUy, aU
of tliia city. The funeral oortere will leari the
residence Monday. July 12, at 8:80 a m., thence
to the Holy Roaary church,' Kaat Third - and
Clackamaa, where requiem maaa will be offered at
v a. . m. interment Mt. I alrarr cemetery. Ar
rang-euents in care of Miller a ! Traeey.
PARSONS July 9, EdwaraD, J'araonn, aged
68 yearn.- The deceased waa a -member - of
the HpanlKh -American War Veteran and man,
ager of Columbia Rirer Bar pilot. Funeral
will he held from McKutee a I Kllera parlor
loth and Ererett atreeu, Monday. July 12, at
o- a. m., uuna w me catnedral. Fifteenth
ana utni in re eta, at w a. m. Jrrlend invited.
interment Mt. Scott lark cemetery. (Aatoria
kntfera - pieaae copy.,
AUKuiONI In tin city, July 0. Elizabeth Ar
' rigoni, age 81 yearn; bekrred wife of Samuel
Arrigoni, mother of Mr. Francw lie Vicar ot
mi oity, aim. at. Brapim of Antorla, Or.! Mra.
rtoiana Btuiweu ' and Mra. Harry Brandt of
xaxima, vvaan., ana H..J. Arrigoni of Aatoria. Or.
r uaora-i - aerTieea wiu - oe aeia
MntiHa. Ti.1.
12. at 10 i m.. at the cliapd- of Miller i
Traeey. Interment mt Sr. farv-M e.. . .
WAGENRLAST At the residence. 9TMieaoiir)
aged 78 year, beloved mother of Bertha, Adeline
arenue, July 9. 1920. Adeline - Wacenblaxt.
and Fred VVagenWaat and Mra. A. E. EckharrU.
nraie lunerai aerneee will be held at tha
Portland Crematorium, 14 th and Bybee atrewta,
t 10:30 a. m. tomorrow (Mondavi. JoJr 12
1620.- Remains at Holmaa'a parlor. Third and
naiinon .iret-La. t
MIlXE'tWIa thia city, July 8. ' Diana, Milter.
ace SO year: beloved uint W Me. J-.,.
Raxwortlir. arrandTiuitliee .r n.ii.li . 11.1
Miller of McMinnrllle. Or. Fnneral eiea win
be held Monday. July 12. at 1 :80 o m. at th.
cnauci ox aiuw s iiuot . , , intaroiint at lan-i
couver, Waah,
WESTER July 0. at the reaidence, 98S trai
mi ... t xieniiins .vevter ege w monuie
oeiprea lmaot eon ot tawin IV Vt eater of Sal
x rancieco. iat. , ; cxinerai eemeea will r.a mn.
ducted Monday, July - 12, -at Z (80 p. m., froa
I'earton s unaeruuing parlor, Russell and Union.
mentis invited., interment Mt. Scott cemetery.
LEIUHTON In -thia eity,- July-. Seidin R"
Jeiguton. age OO year, late of 963 Belmont
street. Funeral eervicea will be held Mondav.
'.w'Si i a. m.. at tne cRapel . ol. Itreeze
& rnooc, Belmont at Tbirty-tuth. iriondat
invited.
LOHMANN In this eity, July 9, Henry C. Lnh
mann. ae na years, ai nM laic rewiaeiv, i
Hau street tuneral eernces wiu be held Mon
day, July 12, -at 8:46 p. m., from Iunnlng's
chapel. Marrieon at Twelfth street. Remains in
eare of Eiokaon Undertaking company. .
CARLSON The funeral of the "la teJ oh W'.
i Ca.rlwn will be held from A. Ii. Zeiler pe.r.
lor. Mopday, July 12, at .2 p. m. Friends are
invited. Vlnterment Lwne Fir cemetery. '
FTJKFIIAL DUIECTORS
CHAM8SRS . CO.
' . Fuscral inreetor. '
' ATI fhe Cooreniencea ot a Hoeae.
Woodlawn 8308. 24S-2SO KiUlngirawrtb avav
F. S. DUNNINQ, llCT
i THB 60LDEJI KULI UNDERTAKERS
414 E Alder at. Pboaves Eae 62, M-S22S.
Fait 781
K I B aeelt Mrs. Lerea.
B-188S
a eaWesWVS Will Aaaiataat
O UlhTAKEKA, E. JIU and Rawthorne.
O TT RVDWPe . New reeldene.
l a aw a v tacUaZuaaat
Williams ava Woodlawa 220.
T. R. W. UABUC CO.
aucoeasors to W. H. Hamilton
1978 B. Gliaaa. - Pnone Tabor 491 S.
at 'ENTER A E1LEKS.. luneral parlor w.ta au
the privacy of a borne. lu and atvereu eta.
Phones, atroadway ana. Mora a-zisa.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
. 6802-S804 82D ST. S. LEVTS
Phone Tabor 6261. ' Boas Phone D-Ot.
UTTXFU TRACE, tstdepesdeaf faneral direei j
ton. Prices a low as izo, 4. .
Washicrtou- at Ena. - Main 2691. A-7886.
EOWNINO k M NEUAR. aucceeaora to Wilsos
- At Ruse, alulinomah ax East lib. IrriBgu-s
raaS(CVIIbi ev.
Kaet lOSH O-10SM
t?!t. CNDEUTAEUNU CO. Mala 4188
Jilw w A-2621. Co. Third aad Clay.
i D.A.eACMAnl Tab. 1268. B-:
Wa Ww&ia.4Jtvuiik
TWO
13 z. ti
K2J
1047 ateUaoat . St.
- FUNERAL DTRECTORi
Dunning & McEntes .
r t, i a 14 1'ino.v I'lig
Now octd ta thetr n reitjentil funfsrt
- Kama kfo.slxk. a f niL a mi. hl .. .
""" 4iump: m iui, win niut i uuiibj
Bmiflwiy 4HO, Automatic Klft-HA.
IMJi KVNKRAI HUM R OF HKHNKMENT
Not- -W hmtm no branch nor any ronnnrtfnna
- wHaiiaiyyr wun inr otnrr unnrtiiinji firn.
Edward -HolRian & Sen
-Funeral Directors
TU1BO AND BAIJUO BTU1CKT
alaie BUT. A-1S11. . .
Im&j imutut ,
XP.-HHLEY-&-SOH
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIK a
MONTOO MKRT AT rifTM
BURIAL BOXES
Cement Burial Boxes
Atk year undertaker about thtm of cell fse
MONUMENTS
PortSand ilarble Works
1C 4iH it., op. City Htll. fn hrc.
L' J ay-3Q 9T, AT fPiSOrl I
-FLORINTH
Geo. Bet z iz Son tZl
FRESH FLOWERS FOR rONRRALS
and all oceulona. . SOT William . Jiut eatt
Woodlawn 1512. Joavph Hat, llumr.
Smith's Flower Shop
"Porflaad'a Proraala Flortofc
Flowara for AH Oceaalona
Main TI1IV T. C. LC7KB. tier., Sth and AMr.
LUBLINER
TWO HTOKkrt
Vtm atriTa tn ciru.
S4S Morriaoa. bat. Bdwy. and Park. lUnh. SST
SZS Morrtaon. Portland Hotel. UaraliaU TftS
MARTIN A FORBES CO., florUU. 54 Wa.h-
inaton.- Main 269. A-1269. Flowara for all
oeraiiona artiotically arranged.
CLARK BEOS., florfcta, Mor-taon at., bat Tk
ana Olft. ptoo Mala T 7 OB. Fioa flowara
and floral dwlrrt. No branch atorca.
TOXSETllFI.OnAL CO.. 28TWa37ingon at.."
bet. 4th and 5th. Main 5102. A-1101.
Chappefil's 'X V&JPS
frlrrr,KOhrE'FFM)HAl7eHOi', !IS AWlir u
LOST AWD FOV1SD fl
IF TARTY who found purxe on TamUiil nil be"
twern Sd and th. Knrty nnon. containina
rlne, Bhriner'a bar pin, 1 uethyt pin, pair cuff
link, ; 2 atick pina and amall amount 'clianca.
liberal reward will ba paid and no quw.Ui.tn
aaltrd. I'bona Ilroadway 4386.
THE following article liae been found on ran
ot tha P. K-. 1. & r. t.. Jul V. 4 porm
3 pair, s-lamaa, book, 8 pair elovaa, bay hnk,
mn -io utand. 2 brief mwi, camera, 8 lunch
boxen, , 2 auitmaea, 5 timhrellaa. Cwnera may
obtain iwoperty at First and Alder atreeta.
LOST Katman FoUline I'rrmo Kodak No. 2 A
In eaae, Sunday, Juno 27, on fi.'il at. or
between . 52d and Milwankie: auiUbl reward.
Addr-a F. W. Mahony, H. F. ,l.. No. 8. tier
rrla. Or. '
LOST An Kaatman folding Premo kodak N".
2-A. in case. Sunday. June 27. on D.d u
or between 62d and MUwaukie. Huitabla reward.
Addrewi V, W. Mahony, Uerrala, Ur. .
LOST In Tamhill Mkt. or on Tamhill at.,
black tu rue enntainina round trio It. It. ticket
from Beat tie to Cincinnati, baggage check, sic
Return to lTnion depot and recelre rewanl.
LOST In lublio market, email black purw cm-
Uining money and Jewelry; ery lilieral rerf
ward. Phone Broadway 4388 or 645 Loyejoy
k raat r msnr el -
I r7HT-OraT
I .h.Z? hwJ-.
Ireet. Thuraday aiternoon, (ar-
rarU. - Reward.' iira. C. fc. Bay. .616 W. 2U
V ..nnu v.. i.v..h
LOST A brown leather Uet containing fie
10 bilbv. Finder pleae return to ua
Gantenbeia are. or phone Woodlawn 4678; re-
rd.
LOST July 8, on Mount Hood read.
fi.l.ina
tlelea. A. C, Pike, 107 "
.a,.-- ,ur-t..rzir(-v-.Z;Kl
juea rt- ovum. -- t' ,iw.u.l . . . ' . " -
name "A. R. Wardwell' Finder please call
Wdln. 9189 and recefre reward.
j IxTfST diamond ring on E. 2Htb at. North a nH
between E. 27th and K.. 28th, Alberta. CaU
at 1004 E. 28th at. North. Reward.
LOST Tacoma general Eoapltal pin. same cm
back; Lenah Sheldon. - tinder pleaae call
Woodlawn 09. Reward.
JULY fi. lady'a braoalet. engrared
Auda-181S.'T -
w. u. unar, sxv Moara ot 1 raaa otag.
ward.
LOST Plain band gold wedding ring, at 4th
and Morriaoa; will pay reward. Phone Main
877.--; - - - ; -'. - -LOST
Purple eilk paraaol, about 1 p. tn..
Tuesday. July 6. Return to leanon'e atora.
newara.
I LOST On highway near Oregon City, can!-
board auit " box, cnntaining a raaa material.
n ili man
rTS fTTiZ irn " 'i
MtlP,r ' 2W, nmed
e J001 choi. nl "r "
between
ins on 80 til or
0th at. car; reward. Tabor Jti5T. r .
I LOBT Fox terrier pup black with white neck.
I Anawera to neene of Pany. 412. E. 7tu at.
I N. Reward. Phone Beat B3TO;
I A. fi w ... ., r.. i " .,. rvVT
I W aah., Tuea. ere. Finder pleaae eall Main
260 or return to 101 city hall.
LOST Black leather puree containing about
1100 and book r gaaoilna uckeu. etc. r inner
pleaae caB 288 Sherman at.
Bewyd".
LOST Ur work ilia girt, a traveling baa. Mon
day night, from auto, bearing the nania Laura
La I.iberte. Tabor 4011.
LOST Sword atiukpin. et with pearl and email
diamond; 85 reward "-for returu. A. i. tiiie.
Tabor 872. -
LOST Wamood and eeppuire ring. Reward.
I'hrme Tabor 4670.
LOST Small gold writ , watch; morn ram J,
T If hai-kr nnH. Manhall UO'J4.
I . - .1, . , , .,
1 LOST -Gold noe glawe in black eaae. R.
I warn. manuiaii ini.
LA jti Lm A
autuwiintion . liat with about 200
namea. Finder pleaae notify. C-4 97, Journal.
I EOSTheherdTdog. female; reaemble wolf;
round eollar. Tabor 6(ihH.
TjOHT Scotch Collie twipfy! - Main 41 WW
HELP "VTAWTKD MALF,
FUR cutter wanted. Must be well recommend
ed, capable of taking charge of factory and
I an expert worker. Is reply tate pay expected
I and-- full TTtioul-ra - about- youreelf. - bteady.
all-year work to right party. R. Vf. lrew.
"Tacoma'a Expert rurrier." 11th and Broadway.
riHEUMAN county will alert harveat July 1 8
to 20. 'Wage will run 85 for common help
and up for Job requiring particular akill. Iete
rrain Line at Bigg, get off Waaeo, Mro or ,ra
Valley. Particulars, write C, C. Calkins, county
agent. More. - -1 1
EEnWOTfKElS'ANTKl "aT ONCE
The Oreann Clialr Co. will lurninh steady t-
ployment at good wage to experienced lielsi.
See Mr. Davisaoa at the factory io bouth Port
land.
i tar a vr- W ,fr.,-t" t man with tnu-k tn
V;l..i nrta
to car; CondiuonS good, road fine, figure
right. - Call Woodlawa 2508 Sunday, from 1
t a. in. v z p. ra.
ACTO MEOIUUCS WANTfcil
Not helper, nut beginner, bat fim claea men.
Free employment bureau of PortUind I .in ra A
Repair Men'a aaaociatioo, 601 Beck bida., BJwy.
and ak at. ' :i
YOl'NG man for general r.ffice work, inia-t bave
- some knowledge of bookkeeping and be able
to operate typewriter - i ficiently. Permanent
nanltioa. out of town.' Airply in handwrtUn,
stating aalary expected. C-4 95, Journal.
WANTED Ab office boy who want a chance
to work into good poeition with a larr
wholeeale book; excellent chance -for right indi
vidual. - Apply i own handwriting, i grnng age
and aalary expected. O-603, Journal, .
ffANTElj Five men to ,cmp and work ia
small sawmill; prefer men with familitea.
Phone Chaa. &-aufman, Eatacada. Or., at boos
or eves ing. .
FRESNO WORK TO LET Side borrow for
small team outfit. Call t'tah Const ructioa
Co., Mala 6781. or C. U.' Bennett, at Verouiat
Oregon. - : .
WANTED A live-wire aaleaman, one ho caa
get . real estate lietinga. Balary and com
mixtion. 286 fctark at. - i '
WEAVltttS
Steady work, good price list, Waaboaeal
Wooleo MilU, Waaaougal. Wash.
W A N TELVM a a to clear land, t to S ecrta. 2
bcTo
WANTED Competent bookkeeper; one femiliar
with Ford parU preferred. Ford Uarage,
Dallaa. Or. - '
WANTED Someotie to builif email l.ouae eTTi
Uke good city lots payment t low price.
Tabor 7845. - .
WANTED A good hamem maker. John Clark
Saddlery . 1U4 r ront
NEVVS AGENT wanUd to run on railroad train.
Apply lai j. iota mx.
I MAN wiUi truck or team to haul -wood. 1 me
south of Beaverton. J. C. Fimonttw.
AN experienced tick cutler mud aewt.
Fuber Mattreaa Co.