I.OI.'DAY,. OCTOBuIV 4, 13.
TIIE bLGON DAILY. JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OIIZGON.
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CAPTAIN R. SEiKE
' DIES AT HIS HOME
l IN SAN FRANCISCO
Captain Richard (Dick) Seike of
San Francisco, dies at bia home In
ths Bay City Sunday. Captain
, Seike" was formerly first officer on
both the steamships Beaver and Bear
between ' Portland and California
ports. He was in line for a com
mand when the war broke out and
went In the navy. He commanded
s number ot transports on the At
lantic side.
; After the armistice was signed be
went with the fleet corporation as In
spector. Later he was ssslrned to the
wrecklnf steamer Homer. His last com-
mand out of the Columbia river was the
Hammond steamship Edgar H. Vance.
ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamship City of Topeka, from
Saa Francisco via Eureka and Coos Bay
for the Admiral line, arrived Monday
. afternoon. She will sail for the South
Tuesday night.
The new steamship J. A. Moffett,
' Standard Oil service, arrived in Portland
Monday afternoon.
The steamship Rose City, from Port
land for San Francisco, arrived in the
Bay City Monday morning.
The steamship Artlgas is working out
bound cargo for Boston at Wauna. She
reached the river from Puget Sound
. Sunday afternoon.
News of the Port
Arrived October 4
City of Topeka, American tWamar. from San
Francisco. Knrexa sad Coot Bay. peaMntert and
(antral.
J. A. Maffett. American atearatr, from San
Pedro, oil.
Artlgts.. American nnnur, from Boston, cen
tral, (or Wanna, Westport.
Deoesture October 4
Delay,. American eteamer, from St. Helen, for
San Francisco, lumber.
Willamette, American steamer, from 8t
Helens, for gas Padre and Saa Francisco, pas
sengers jid lumber.
Aretvaie Outubor S
Oleum, American eteamer, from Port San
lAUlIoU.
i, Oeperturet October 3
Oleum, American eteamer, for Port Saa Lull,
ballast.
MARINE ALU AN AC
Weather at Rlvsr'i Mevtri
North Head. Oct. 4, Conditions at the mouth
of the river at noon: Wind eaat, 14. miles;
weather, Uht rain; sea, smooth.
Tide at Astoria Tuesday
Hih Water Low Water
7:11 a. m.. 6.4 feet I 0:42 a. m , 0.2 feet
6:44 p. m., 7.0 feet I 1 .08 p. m.. 8.8 feet
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DAILY RIVER READINGS
8 a. m.. Pacific Time.
. STATIONS. ,S S U i
111 la rfl III
TJmatUla I 55 4. f 1-6.1 500
Albany, 20 6.6 M.7 0,01
Salem 20 8.8 2.8 0.07
Oregon City 12 7.6 M.6 0.23
Portlend 16 8.2 M.3 0.08
ill FEB FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will riat
slowly Tuesday and probably Wednesday.
AT NEIGHBORING POSTS
Aitoria, Oct. 4. Arrived, at 8 and left up
at 7 a. m. , Kteamer City of Topeka, from San
Fraaclsc, Eureka and Coos Bay. Arrived, at
0 and left up at 9:30 a. m.. eteamer Artigas,
from Boston via way, fot wauna, Westport
and Portland. Arrived, at 7 and left up at
1:11 a. m., eteamer J. A. Moffett, from San
Pedro. Arrtred. et 13:05 p. m., eteamer W. F.
Herrin, frum Monterey.
Sen Pedro, Oct. 8. Arrived, at noon, steam
er' Dainy freeman, from ' tiraye Harbor and
Portland. Sailed, at 4 p. rn.. eteamer CeUlo,
for Portland via San FTanoiaeo,
San Francisco, OcL 8. Sailed, at 8 Ut
r.lght, eteamer ParaUo, for Portland. Sailed, at
1 a. em., ateamer Jalaps, for Portland. Sailed,
at noon, steamer Heber. for Portland. Arrired,
at 10 p. m . eteamer Mm City, from Portland.
Seattle, Oct. 8. Arrived, et 10 a. m., eteam
er Admiral' Goodrich, from Artoria,
Ttooma, Oct 8 Arrived, at 8 p. m., ateaa
er Fred Baxter, front Portland.
Monterey, Oct. 8. SaUod, eteamer F. H.
Buck, for Portland.
Port Han Iis, Oct. 8. Arrired. ateamer
Waahtensw, from Portland.
Astoria, Oct. 8. Sailed, at midnight, steamer
Eastern Soldier, for Philadelphia; at 1 a. m,
steamer El 8m undo, for Han Pedro; at 8 a. m .
eteamer Multnomah, for San Pedro and Han
rT1nlr?1 .fT1!"1 ,"n t 2 s. ra., barkentine
J. Bxtlph. Arrived down at 8 and tailed
at :0 a. m., eteamer Horace Baxter, for
Baa Pedro. Arrived down at 8:80 and failed
11 a. ;m., ateamer Johan Pouleen, for San
1 reUV?Mf).
San Franotsco, Oct 4. (I. N. S.) Arrived,
Rosalie Maboney. for Ahuini. at 1:4 8 a. ra:
Helen p. Drew for Los Angeles, at 4:16 a. m.;
San Jacinto, for Grave Harbor, at 7 a. m :
Araioo, for Willapa Harbor, at 7:80 a. m.;
TJJ?'". or Columbia Hear, at 8:10 a. m.;
ShortevtUe for New Xork, at 6:10 a. m.; Prsai
rlent, for Loo Angela, kt 10 a. m : M. a. Peru,
for Copenhagen, at 10 :80 a. m. : destroyer per
cival. for San Dingo, for 10 a. m. Hailed Du
ranto, for Ixie Angeles, at 2:10 a. tn.
Seattle. Wash. Oct. 4 (I. N. 8.) -Arrived:
Jatfereon. from Southeastern Alaska, at 5-43.
.Sailed: Admiral Goodrich, for SouUeaeterri
Vk" at 12:80 a. m. Trtfiri
Oct. 8: Went Ketan. from Liverpool ria Man
Franctaeo at 9:60 p. m.; Kemdyk. from Hot?",.
J"1 rif,,,JC0?m Taeoma. at 8:80 v n :
'-',- , m tow Phillip r.
KeUey. at t:80 a. m.; Amur, from Britten Oo-
''Sa" ,,:80. :- ,TOm Tacoma.
at 2:80 p. m. Sailed Ort. Ii Ricbajond. for
San Pedro, towing barge 9V, at 8:80 a. m
. Seward, Oct 8. Saiirt: Alameda, ennth
bound, at p. m.; Admiral Wataon. aouthbound
at 4:80 p. .m.
Valdea. Oct 8. galled: Admiral Rvana.
weatbound. at 8 p. m.
Juneau, ; Oct. 8. Sailed: NorUweatem.
northbosnd, at p. m.
Ketchikan, Oct t.-aUed; Spokaae. erath
. bound, at noon.
Shanghai. Sept. 39. Arrired: Went Jena,
from Seattle.'
. Kobe, Sept 27. Arrived: Manila Mara,
from Seattle.
Yokohama. Sept 28. Sailed: Pttthima
Maru, (or Seattle.
New CaaUe. Sept 80.. Sailed: Waybemo,
for Vancouver.
ChriatobeJ. Oct 1. Arrired: Lehigh, from
Boeton. Sailed: . Apui, for London.
San Pedro. Oct. a. Sailed: Steelmaker, for
2M!f 71' Frenciaco and Vanoouear. Oct
2. eaUed: Quabbto for Seattle. Arrived: Prea
Wrnt from San Franoieco. at 8 p. m.
Kverett Oct. 8. SaUed: Everett for Ban
TRANSPORTATION
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
PRtlflMT ontr
PORTLAND TO JAPAN and CHINA
S.S. CH0TO UAH (J, 6800 tone, I-..,
early October.
OotoSe??0 8800 tOB
ft rmtee, fame, apaoe or Information, eiVlieee
OREGON-PACfflC COMPANY
.VILOOX mF" U ,M.rlMg
' ASTORIA ARB) eVAT POINTS
STR. GEORGIAN A
NJf Tr at tSiaeM rrMea '
LIAVIS ASTORIA t P. ?
FLAVIL DOOK
PARK SS.ee KAON kVA t
ay.S e.ea. Jvery Day BaaayA Swieaav
. mimf viM .
LATE MUSICIAN' WAS '
POPULAR IN PORtLAND
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W. Gifford Nash
War Trade Ban Is
Lifted; Technically .
War Is Not Ended
Washington, Oct. 4. The state depart
ment announced that "on and after Oc
tober 2 all persona In the United States
are authorized to trade and communi
cate" with "all persons with whom trade
and communication was prohibited" by
the trading; with the enemy act.
Although the United States is still
technically at war with Germany, all
restrictions upon trade with that coun
try are thus removed. .
It is provided,' however, that "the
aoove mentioned general license does
not authorise any trade with respect to
any property that has been reported to
the. alien property custodian."
Westcott Cars Out
In Price, Manager .
Kron Is Informed
B. H. Kron, western manager of the
Westcott Car company of Spring-field.
Ohio, made a short visit In Portland
Saturday. While here he was advised
that a substantial cut had been made
In the price of Westcott cars. "I have
been aware all along- that as soon at we
exhausted the high priced material we
had on hand, we would make a cut in
the price of our car. The new price
just announced means that we have
been able to buy materials for future
delivery at a better flrure.
"We advanced our prices in the first
place only because the prices of ma
terials we used were boosted sky high."
Duck and Pheasant
Shooting Very Good
Duck and pheasant shooting during the
first three days of the eeason was re
ported to be very food.
Lots of ducks were killed in the lower
Columbia river valley. Arch Parrott,
Jack Helser, Bill Pryor and Cliff Brown
brought home a fair baa;, while Prank
Piatt, Bill Crowe, Bert Norden and Dr.
Proudfoot had good shooting on SaUvles
Island.
I Jack Herman and W. Kinser had good
pneasani snooting around Wilsonvllle
while Dow Walker and Jim Mnrrln
bagged several birds near McMlnnvllle
on the opening day.
Several other sportsmen landed good
baga.
Dreams About Black
Cat; Hurt in Fall
New York. Oot 4. (I. N. a Frank
Haggerty, a typewriter salesman of San
Francisco, went to sleep in his apart
ment in the Hotel Braddock, dreamed of
a black cat and woke tfy in Harlem hos
pital. He had fallen from a window
while walking In his sleep, but was not
seriously hurt
Rangfjr Here for Meeting
Raymond M. Fllloon, ranger on the
Snoqualmle national forest, arrived in
Portland today to attend the annual
meeting of the Mammae tonight, at
which he proposes to set before them
the scenic attractions of the Monte
Crlsto country with an Idea, at matrix
it the scene of the 1921 Masama outing.
r,dI:-Arehr- foT Ne,r Tork. Arrived Oct 4:
U. S. S. Mitnteairoi, from Tacoma.
Point Welle, Oct. 4j Arrived: Cot E. L.
Drake, from Ban Pedro.
Tacoma. Waeh.. Oat 8. Arrived: Fred
Baxter, from Portland, II I p. n.; Admiral Far
ragrat, from Seattle.
San Fancleco. Oct 4 (L N. S. ) Arrived.
M Ken, Loring, 13:80 a m. ; Iymaa Btew
f1 AV- 2:49 WBittten Port Saa
Lull. 5:25 a m.; C. A. Smith. Cooa Bay, a.
S.;."1',- .fspr' 9 x.,-: Admiral Dew,
11:80 a. m. ; Tiverton, Lee Anaedee!
a":'' r4t NoTieh". Honotolu, lTaT:
Dawy Oadtby. Lot Ancelea, 1:88 p. re.; Star et
10 p. 'rn.; Chehalik, Gran
t l(Ls J '-.1ta Olty. Portlandi, 8:48
. w-8) - rrHlT. Balboa, 12i:( a
Su!? Wma- Mu,U' 10:89 -5 Heber.
rl 'wur "TU pon. Albion. 12:15
p. m.; WUhe A. Hitne, Loe Anzelea. 8:10
p-m-:J? m, Mendocino. 8:25 n. m. Co
quille River. Fort Bret. 8 80 p. m Jalaoa
ing. 4.20 p. m.; Nome Cltjr. Seattle. 8 n m :
Lyman Stewart, Port Sen Luia. 8 jTm't Kfler:
tea and Fearleai. Port San LnU. 80 p. at
KRA2Y KAT
'. GIFFORD U,
PIANIST, DIES AT
BOZEMAN, If NT.
News of the death of W. Gifford
Nash' Saturday bight at Bozeman,
Mont., has been received in Portland
by relatives. Nash was until recently
one of Portland's well known pian
ists. He left the city five years ago !
to become head of the musical de-!
psrtment at the University of Mon
tana. Death was caused by pneu
monia. While here Nash was with the Uni
versity of Oregon music . school. He
founded the musicians' club and was a
member of the University club.
Nash was born In England and came
to this country when a youth. He re
turned abroad later to finish his mu
sical education. His parents were Mr.
and Mrs. Wallls Nash of Nashville, Or.
Besides his parents, Nash is survived
by his wife and two sons at Boseman;
his sister, Miss Dorothea Nash of Port
land, and four brothers, Perclval, Des
borough. Roderick and Darwin. Nash
was 62 years of age. He visited Port
land during the summer, when he epSnt
his vacation at his old home In Nash
ville. Campers at State
Fair Grounds Name
Schulmerich Head
Salem, Oct, 4. At the annual meeting
of the Camper's Association of Oregon
William Schulmerich of Hlllsboro was
elected president and George Hoeye of
Oregon City, vice president David H.
Looney of Jefferson presided ; Mrs. A.
King of Salem was chosen secretary and
Mrs. Edith Tosier Weatherred of Port
land chairman of the board of directors,
which consists of State Senator Frank
Porter of Linn county, C. W. Redmond
of Washington county. W. W. Smeed of
Morrow county and H. F. Goodspeed of
Tillamook county.
The Hurlburta of Linn county showed
the largest number of relatives in camp
this year, 63. t
The association voted unanimously
against allowing concessions on the
camp grounds, but awarded for life the
restaurant privilege to the present man
ager, who came for the thirty-first time
this year. Erection of cottages in the
Tented city was urged. The Tented city
population reached 6000, the largest at a
state fair in 10 years.
Girl Struck Down
On Leaving Curb
Eileen Murray, aged 9. daughter of
N. V. Murray, Capitol hill, sustained a
fractured leg when she was struck by an
automobile driven by J. E. Bentley, 832
East Twenty-ninth street. The girl is at
St. Vincents hospital. The accident oc
curred at 1064 Hawthorne avenue late
Sunday afternoon.
According to Bentley's report of the
accident, the girl and her mother left
the curb In the middle of a block and
he was unable to avoid the girl. The
hospital report indicates that the woman
and girl were attempting to board a
street car. No charge was made against
Bentley.
NEW TODAY
HOUSES - GARAGES
(RSOTCD IN PORTLAND OR 8HIPPSO
INrWMERI IN e-FOOT SECTIONS
tEADV TO RUT TOGETHER.
Stfietlr Man arafle material Mew
tut see eeaeclalhr attractive In apeeer
neeimaae a a bkkmt aasina.
Aea far Oetetoewe,
tEJTD TJR TOTTK OLD CARPETS
(We Call and Deliver)
Ote) Rues and Weaver) Okrthrn We aUke
FLUFF RUGS
teem RBts Rhiff Rseja Weeee S17JM
Ra Rue Wueavt, i
Olaawlne arte Oyarnf
aiievale, Mass Over. Staee) ts Orear
Veatkeri BaaeraUd
Cmrset Cleaalsg
8t1S Res Staenvee etssnsd, 81 AS
vsstcrm s-Lurr ROO 00,
S4 Unlaei A M. Beat SSrie, ar Sea yen
ieueereesis West Fark aa TamklB
At 10 e. M. Tomorrow
3 Redimade
fm T RillMInf Os.
I I II I Seel SlavenU. ana
f , 1 I Starke.
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REVISED ''WANT'' AD RATES r
i- -;.,. 5-....-"'' ;, ' ! v:"- ' " "
Applyinf to Any Clatiif ieation. Daily or Sunday
On Time "Dime m Line"
, Three Times Quarter a line
Seven Time Fifty Cents a Line
Bring or Phone Your "Want" Ada to The Journal!
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HOUSES
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10, made of aood ruetlc eMtng. 7B.OO
WRITS OR RHONE FOR OATALOSUE
SOS TITLE e TRUST BLDO.
On Peurth 8U. Bet. Start and Oak
RHONE MAIN 47E4
SACRIFICE!
Direct from
Owner
Immediate
Possession
Six-room house, sleeping porch,
hardwood floors, strictly modern;
on paved street, near Irvlngton.
Excellent location. A real snap.
Only $5250 $2000 Down
Phone Main 3078, or Call
426 North we te-rn Bank Bldg.
LADIES WE CALL FOR YOUR
OLD OAR PETS
Ruei and Wee on OleUilne
FLUFF RUGS
All Work Turned Out Plume
Rt Ruee Woven AH sins
Stall Ore en Send for Beat- 1
l Oereu oteanad.
na nariMae
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
1SS EAST KIOMTH STREET
PHONE EAST SSSO
Den's fan te eur Fluff Rue. ex
hibit at the Braaham Fate.
Portland Rug Co.
Under PPW Wanaeamafrt
FLUFF RUOS StADE FROM OLD OARFET8
RAO RUOS A SFEOIALTV
0ARPET CLEAN INSi, SIXINS, REFITTINO
WE OALL AND DELIVER
1678-1674 E. 17TM ST. SELLWOOD SSS8
JfEKTllTG lOTICE
44
WTLLAMETTB TRIBE RO. 6.
Improved Order af Red Men.
meets tonieht (Monday) at Ao
dltorhua haD. 101 W Third sC
Visitors wekPsaa.
b. u McDonald,
a lis.
NORTH PORTLAND LODGK
No. 280. L O. O. F.. wfll
meet at Kenton as narjal and
work in the third darre AH brothers welcome.
Come and beip us work In Prtendshrp, tor and
Truth. WE HUDSON, N. G.
6. Q. BLAIR, Chairman Comm.
ITTDA TEMPLE, CATJGHTER8
Of THE NTlIbX wiU hold rew
lar asaaioD Wedneaday, October 6,
3 P. ta.. Pythiaa temple. Order
of eneen,
ADDA CBIXA RS. Beeorder.
EAST GATE LODGE iw, lis,
A. r. AMD A. M. Eaat 80th
and GUattt sU. meets Monday,
7:30 p. as. Stated ooaxmiinica
tion. Work U. H. decree. Vin
ton welcome. By order W. M.
UH A 8. P. KELSON, See.
HARMON T LODGE No. IS, A. W.
aad A. M. Special communiea
ttoa this (Monday) eveninc at 7
o'clock. Work tn tha M. M. de
cree. .Ttsitinc bretlirsn wekecaa,
W. M. Dfi LIN. Secretary.
(Copyright, 1820. by
Sernos,
Garages
MEKTIJIO NOTICES 41
. aae Shrine dob of Taaaoeiver.
Waeli.. wtU be beld at Mult
nomah hotel, Portlaad, Or., oa
Wedneedty eveDiix, October 20.
1920. All Shrliwri are invited.
It will be formal. Come and wear
roar lea. Tlcketa oa eale
Brad? a Oliver eiaar etand la
lobbj of Teon bulidina.
TrNtsiiU)DG"E No. iel,' a.
r. and A. If. Special eoa
onteatioa thia Teeada eveninc.
ctober 8, Temple, Tatar-ninth and
lawtnorTM, wont n M- ee. aB
area. T D. ra. Vlaitora welcome.
Br order of the W. ii.
JAMES S. GAT JR., Secretary.
SELL.WOOD LOOUE No. 181. A.
r. and A. M. Special meetins
tomorrow (Taeedar) evening, at
7:80 e'elook. Work F. C. degree.
TUttora eleome. Br order W. M.
J. H. BUTLER. Secretary.
IVA.XHOE LODGE No. 1. K. of P.
Beau every Taaedar nicbt at 8
a flock, fifth floor PytBiaa bulldine
888 TambUl etreet. Work is pace
rank. AU Pythiana welcome.
ELMER U BNGL1SH, C. C
EMBLEM JEWKLKI a epeeiany. button, bum,
ebarsu. Jatser Broa., 181-188 U et.
Vita! statistics
TT2arrigts.Btrtb3. Dcotfjx
MABBIAGE LICE5SES
Owen D. Pa via, 28. Mieeoula. MonL,, and
Eliiabeth P. 8tanfild. leaul. 1195 Fairriew
Mvd.
Albert K- Eaalem, 29. 83 8aa Rafael eC.
and Mary C. Chrtetenaen. 18, 7819 86th are.
8, K.
Otia Guy Osle, 24. 250 Miirrion et, aad
Fern U Uendershot, legal, 932 K Burr et.
Alfred B. ContrymaB. 28, 811 Twenty-fourth
et. N.. and Martha A. Lorett, 22, 811 Market.
Otta A. (Juddat, 27. 1172 Campbell et. and
Martha E. Strata, 87. 1172 Campbell et.
Chauncey Calvin Coon,' 34, 281 Broadway,
and Muine B. Ueheefer. leeal, Wheeldon annex.
Charlee C. Lute, 84, 625 E. 34th t , and
Jennie Latkin. 84, 535 E. 84th et.
Clare Cooper TboeopMM, 29. 188B E. Tamhlll
L. and Haael 1. Leaner. 19. 881 E. Waehint
ton wl ,
Glenn B. Theme. 28,' 328 E. 9th at., and
Eleanor Petty, 21, 582 E. 27th et. N.
D. W. Entriktn, 28. Culver, Or., tad Irene
Wricht. 18. 514 E. Market et.
Lew B. Marie. 21. 1146 Willamette blvd..
and Katherlne M. Hayea, 19, 848 linion ave.
Jeeee C West. 84. 187 Chapman L, aad
Pre E. Ntedermark, 36, 1080 E. Main at.
Boeers L Pornythe, 21, 827 H 2 3d et. N .
and Alice P. Anderson. 21. 872 tt 28d tt, N.
Joe Otof. 37. Seattle. Wash., and Ethelwyn
StirUnt 40, 409 E. Samon sr.
Arthur L. Scott, 22, 17.1 W. Park st, end
Haxel Ellen Thompson, 20, 860 Sherrrtt et.
Hans Uerde. leaal, 291 H Grand ave., and
Anes R. Odne. lecal. 828 Grand ave.
Oteliut Chrtstemon, 34. 180 Davis St., and
Loretta U. Traylor. 24, 4080 E 20th at. N.
Georft L. ftammis, lecal, Royal Arms Xpert
merits, and Deehl Hiftins, letal. Royal Arms
apartments.
Georta E. Bondurant, 22, 282 H NartUla at,,
and Joan G. Iveraon. 22, 161 Lounsdale sL
FTed L. West, 26, 88 E. Su crane r St., and
Helen E. Muhier. lecal. 894 H Cable it
BIRTHS
JONES To Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Jonee. 64 5
Msrket, Sept. 26, a dauchter.
GRKKNWOOD To Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Green.
wood. 408 Knott, Sept. 26, a eon.
WTJTHBICH To Mr. andeUrs. O. B. Wuth-
rieh. Portland. Sept. 26, a dauchter.
BROCHVOGEL To Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brocb-
Tosel. 1022 E. 89th, Sept. 21, a ton.
WOOLACH To Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wookeb.
1291 Alameda, Sept. 19, a dauthter.
KLATZBACH To Mr. and Mrs. W T. KUts-
bach. 1085 E. 19th, Sept. 18, a daashter.
HELT To Mr. and Mrs. O. B. He It. Port-
isnd, Sept. 18, a eon.
OALRREATH To Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Gal
breath. 485 Weehioctoo. Sept. 19. a eon.
LTLLIG To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. LUlif. 1648
Wabash, Sept. 12, a dsnftater.
SIENNEB To Mr. and Mrs. C. Bienner, 855
14th, Sept. 20. a dsuchter.
HALAS To Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hxlas. 866
Albina. Sept. 24, a ton.
HANSON To Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Haason,
Clackamas. Or., Sept. 22, a son.
BERRY To Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Berry. 725
E. Main, Sept. 31, a daughter.
GOULD To Mr. aad Mrs. A. D. Gould. St.
Johns, SepL 21. a dauchter.
ROUGHTON To Mr. and Mm. J. P. Ronfhton,
791 E. 10th, Sept. 28, a dancbter.
ROrTNl To Mr. and Mre. D. Roflni. 1449 E.
Hoyt. Sept. 28, a eon.
PARKER To Mr. and Mrs. A A. Parker. 642
Bryant, Sept. 21. a daughter.
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ward. 498
Market, Sept, 22, a daughter.
TOCNG To Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Tone. 737
E. 42d. Sept 29. a son.
Jlt'lR To Mr. and Mrs. Joe. U. Mmr, 8804
B. 6Kth, Sept 25. a son.
HUGILL To Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudll. 1400
Greeley, Sent. 22. a daughter.
WK1TZKL 'To Mr. and Mrs. Jack W sitae 1.
681 Failing, SepL 29, a dsnghter.
VANCHLAIR To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tanch-
lair, 868 E. Irving. SepL 22, a daughter.
PEATHR AXP rfrTERAI.R 7
SAND8TROM October 2. 192U, at the Good
Samaritan hospital. Mrs. Edla Elfreda Sand
strom, ace 42 yean, late of Canby, Or.; beloved
wife of Erica A. Sandstrom, mother of Harold
and Gorden 6aadstrom. sister of Mrs. Josie
Boden, Portland; Mrs. Oiivia Helstraro, Rhode
Island. Fun era! services will be conducted Tues
day, October 6. at 2 p. m . from Pearson's Un
dertaking parlors, Buaael street st Union avenue.
Kriends invited. Interment at Rose City eeme
ttry. ROOF At her late reaidence, 1516 Eaat "5ak
street. October 3. Elisabeth Retina Roof, ace
82 yean. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Dee
and Mrs. Foreman, two sons, Morris Roof. Port
land, and D. W. Roof, 8pringfield. Or.; one
sister Mrs. Scibert of McMinnville; one brother,
D. E. Robinson. Portland. Funeral services
TriC be held Tuesday, October 5, at 2 p. m . at
tha chapel of B reels A Snook, Belmont at
inirxr-THui. menoa lantea.
RATER XT 4616 FlehtT ninth treol eruthesst,
October S. 1930, Jaenee Arthur Rater, aged
40 years. The funeral serrtos wUl ba'oondueted
Tuesday, October 6. at 1:30 p. nv, in the mor
tuary ehapet of A. D. Kenvrorthy A Co.. 5802
5804' Ninety seoond atnot southeast. In Lenta.
Friends invited. ' latarmestt at Mount Knott
frara cemetery.
SIMONS la this eltr. October 4. 1920, Anna
oimans, aga bt yeara; beloved vni of carl
O. Simons. Remains forwarded br-Edwaxd Hoi
man A Son, Third and Salmon Arrets, to St.
lie) eng. Or., where serrieee will be held and in
terment made. 1
CCRRAN At his lata residence, 458 East
Fifty-third etreet north, October 3. Jamea
Ourraa, hueband of Emily Curraa. Remains at
J. P. Flnley A Bona, Fifth and Montgomery
streets. Notice of funeral later.
HANSON Tha funeral services of Karl Hnon,
ared years, eon of Mrs. Msa Belle 8chroeder
of Chicago, will be beld Twesday, October 6,
at 2:80 p. m.. at the reeideaee of Mr and Mxa.
W. C. Halderman, Montgomery at Fifth.
Interna tiooal Feature
Ina.) -
DEATHS AXT TVW.Ah f
MLE&AT la thia aitf. Oekarsr 8. lloWH Mur
rav. aaed at swan: remstna at rinley'e. Meat-
awueiy at mo. peaee at nuorat sever.
EB CIO -Mike Eroec Good Saasarltaa hospital
oot 1, is raaxs, aMroaattis louewiac frae
tara ef skwli. ; .
MeCLAVE Stewart MeOsaee. Good 8aataritaa
itaL steot. 90. VI raara. il
SHARP Dorr Sharp, 674 ML 10th. SeoL 17.
'74 years, and ae pectoris.
UeCAlju:U Baall C. McCaUum. 692 X. 20th,
Sept, 89, 18 years, rkrantc sepbritis.
KBCK- David Keck. Eaaaauel hospxtaL OeL 1.
49 years, paruicf as anemia.
FTJHEKAL DIRECTORS
DUNNING & McENTEE
FTJlfKRAL DIRECTORS
"w swear ra their new feexdearial fsmeral
home. Morrison at 12th, wvot Hide, Pbsae
Broadwar 480 Aetoamtie 818-88
THE FUNERAL HOME OF RrrtNEMEirt
and DiATiNcrrra skbtice
Rote Ue have ao hraachea aor aay ecam 1 ttuaa
whaterer with amy tber wadenaai ftraa.
EDW. HOLMAN & SON
Funeral Directors
THIRD. AND SALMON STREETS
'Mala SOT, A-1811.
Laey AsnauaL
J. P. HNIEY & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN 9.
MOttTGOafERT AT FIFTH
EAST SIDE FTWERAL DIRECTORS
F. S. DUNNINQ, INC.
.,A . pe FimUy lets the Priee-
414 . AMer. Phone Rm 62
A. D. Kenworthy & Col
-w ,SJ?,"?f-JlD 8T- - tWTS
Pheee Tabor 6267 Boaae Phone B-et.
CHAMBERS CO..
"aeraj Ulrectara.
AD the CeaTenleBees of 1 Rceae.
Tfoodlswe 8106 246-280 Kintneswortr. sea.
R. T. BYRNES tSSSSTx
WTUIBBW 8JTBJW W tJOEfJEf WW HQ,
S7M;" P.L.Lerch "-as
E7
CNDKRTARRR. B 11th ) nrZr":
MILLEB s TACEt. ImWpewlent faneral 5T
r.tora. PrtpM aa hvw as 330. 64. 866.
gaabtce)at EDa. Mala 369lT A-7886
M'ENTEEILEks. ftweral aerfcTwIl.sli
the privacy of a betta, 14th and ReereU eta,
Phor.es. Brcadwsy Y Home A-2133.
' JL W. GABLE A 66.;
,, Sncors t W. & Baaalltoa.
1978 OHeaa Phoa, Tabor 4818.
OWNING A M'NEMAR A bomeiik.-piir
East 54 prte rrtagtoa district Phons
breezeasnook "pf't"
A.R.ZellerCo. g XXTZtXl
.Is'PVx'f k Of "IHTAKWO CO. Main 4153
ORCWCS A-2821 Cor Third aad Clay
MOJfUWENTS
Portland Marble Works
266 41b et. op City Han. Nea Bros.
I OBLAtSIMQ GRAfUTE Co
tl3fe7-3PP 8T AT MABHOW A I
FLORISTS
saa MoawiaoM
POSIT LAND MOTEL
rAAa.7SS
en 1 aea Accra eoucrrtat
aea Mospilon
STOsrBt rMSeTl 57
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's PTorreeslve Florist
Flowers for All Oeeaaluna.
Mala 7318. T. O. LUKE. Mar.. 6th and a tew
41Rfl. RPT7 A? SrbM !.
- " " ws -v 1666.
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FTJNERAU
ad all ocaeeioaa, 697 WDliama see, Joat asB
Woodlawn 1513. Joseph Beta Menarer.
MAKTIN A FORBES CO.. flons." SSa VC.h.
inctoa. Mala 269, A-1269. Flowers fa aU
mcmmt sixieneany arraageq
CLARK BHOS florUta. Morrlsoa st, bet." 4t&
6th. Phoaa Maha 7799. Flaw Osem
qao. hi pre pc n erorea.
chappeii's r4lr f S&JK
Pennies floral shop
rCOJlCa 848 Alder. Marshall 5922.
LOUT A3D FOtTfTD tl
LOST Gold-handled knife, initials and Masonie
emeiem on stdea; reward. Room 11, 263 H
TsmhiO et
5ST Black silk umbrella, nitiaa"r'i, E C."
on handle, on 16th sL. SepL 23. Please
phone Bdwy. 1087.
PERSON W- known who took ehildtrkycle from
661 E. Morrison Tuesday. Return and aire
arresu
LOST Between Newber and Portland, 1 brake
band for track. Finder pleaae call Columbia
722 and be paid for your trouble.
REWARD A black leather handbag left on
Snnnyside oar. September 11, Cameo ring
feet on street. Phooa Marshall 1872.
LOST Saturday night, lady's purse containing
. 820 bill, try, etc.. Grand are. and Broadway
or B. T. car. Reward, Call E. 969 evenings.
LOST B rown mink fur earn; Saturday evening,
on or near Yamhill etmec Call Tabor 2631.
wewaro tot rinaer,
TAUPE colored umbrella with dark amber ring
handle, between Sell wood and 12th and AV
der eta Phone Broadway 187 B. Reward.
LOST Gllaan sL, between llUl and14th. Bat
urday, card esse containing 625 tn currency,
etc. Finder pleaae rail Broadway 1108.
A LADY'S gold wrist watch. Christenaon make
call Main 972 for reward.
FOUND Sum of money on B. 61st eL Call
Tabor 6792 Monday.
LOST Wrist watch. Initials B. E. W. on beeE
Call SeUwood 1170. Reward.
LOST White fox fur.
Reward.
Main 4359.
Neaa Weet, 891 Harrison.
LOST Somewhere on Macadam mad, 2 chairs
without bottoms. Call Mar. 1106.
HELP WAJTTETr MALE
THE Meter A Frank company requires the eerv.
ices of boys between the agea of 15 end 17
for special delivery department Apply employ
ment bureau. Six la Ouor, Meier Frank Co.
WANTED Wood contracts, big or little. Can
ftmrUh men or dragvaws, etc prompt service
guaranteed te aa Phone or writs Portland
Labor Areney, 11 N. 2d eL
WANTED Traffic clerk with commercial aT
perleneea. Apply by letter with referanosa,
Clark. Woodward Drue Co., Alder at W. Park,
and oblige.
WA NTED Yasxnc
aawa aeents on rail-
road trains.
Cole News
Co.. 146 N. 10th eL
WANTED 1 man to cook for two, where
these is good fishing, elams and oyster bed
on the place. Geo. Morse. Jonaincs Lodge. Ore.
WANTED Boy with wheel to run errands and
do light office work. Permanent position.
Apply Boom 712. Electric bklg.
WANTED First class formnetter for sidewalk
aad curb, at 9 2d eL and S6th are.. ML Scott
ear.
WANTED Experienced finisher oa men's
coats. Apply 505 Royal bldg.
TWO mandolin players would like to meet guitar
player who reads music. K-457. Journal:
WANTED Automobile trimmer and top manT
Covey Motor Car Co. Apply 4 th floor.
mstT WAKTEP WALK
, :;.KA8T WORK FOR Mtl,
' WITH, WHEELS. ? ; '
GOOD PAT. . PERMANENT WORK.
188' pr month guaranteed.
APPLY DEUTERT SDPERT1SOR,
te third at. . -.
WANTED 20 carpenters, year Job. 95e par
boor, 8 or 10 hours j south. Fare refunded
If stay 60 day. , Betts Oaks. 241 Couch. .
rnTtattsiSd souctTOB
For Portland and district; harbor and shtp-
rnc publication: state experience, releraneea,
lost be a prodnoer. A-116. Journal.
TWO tint class sheet metal workers wsnted at
once. Multnomah Sheet Metal works. 228 Ash.
HELP WANTED KEMALB
EARN $9
FIRST
MUCH HIGHER
AFTER THAT
IF YOU WANT TO EARN
$60 FIRST MONTI
PAYMENT TWICE
MONTHLY
IF YOU WANT A
POSITION WITH
GOOD PAY
REOULAR INCREASES
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
WITH INTERESTING WORE
DESIRABLE ASSOCIATES
MEALS AT COST
call at room 601, sixth floor
park And oak streets
telephone build inu
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND
TEL8X.RAPU COMPANY
WANTED THREE POWER MACRINl OP
ERATORS EXPERIENCED GIRLS PRE
FEttRKD, 16 TO 26 YEARS OF Itia; GOOD
WAOES PAID, SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
OFF. APPLY AMES-HARRIS-NEVILLE -AU
CO.. 16TU AND HOYT 8T6.
EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN FOR LINENS
AND DOMESTICS, NEEDLEWU&A Apply,
Employment bureau before 10:80.
LIPMAN. WOLFE A CO.
AtTTHORIKER FOR CREDIT DEPARTMENT.
Apply Employment bureeu before 10:80.
LIPMAN, WOLFE A CO.
CRANBERRY picker wanted. Picking lasts for
soother month; pay good, with nice aottace
rant free, oeeaa beach quarter mile OMtant;
nice outing for a few isdies. For further pa?'
stealers sddrees R-48, Journal.
M2B L. V. SCOTT, formerly director of em
ployment for women with the federal gov.
eminent, win assart women to aecnra employ,
ment in all line. Ofrir. 829 Henry bide, ear,
4th and Oak. Bdwy. 4587.
JfiOWER. middle-aged, in country, waata widow
to care for noma and child rea. One or two
small children aooepted. Good home sad per
manent position to riant party. sslr
Routs 8, box 82, Oregon City. Or,
WlNTBTt Strong country girl who is willing
te learn and who I a neat worker. Exprrt-
noa not necessary. Fine quarters; no heavy
work. Call Mala 7657. monloca, or eaU at 270
Shenandoah Terraoa.
WARTET Immediately, dining room girl. eg.
perienee not neceesery. Mrs. Henderson, Crown
Point chaleL nail Eaat 6031 or Corbett 105,
Padfto long distance
CAtJIES. CstboHe. deal ra Me positions calling ou
Catholic familiea. work la pleasant and nays
well; experience annecaasary. Call 719 Spa Id
lnc bldg.. 3 to 6 p. m.
WANTED An elderly lady who dadres a oaa
fortable home for winter and a small wage by
an employed couple tn modern aottntry hewae.
Broadway 2186.
EXPERIENCED girl for geoerai housework la
new home, small family; gaa furnace.
Marshall 4816,
TOTTNO man for clerical bualaam. must haea
good appearance Call Room 602 Telephone
Co. -
ANT rlrt in need of a friend anoly te tha Sal-
ration Army Rescue Home, Mayfair aad
Alexander eta phone Main 1450. DM. car.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted, Soaadlneeiaa prw
fefTed. X-lOt, Journal.
WANTED Second maid oi small laasily, beat
wagea. 783 Flanders st.
TRAT CTRLS wanted for eervtag room.. Ooo4
Bamarttaa noapttai. xsra sna atarsoaa st.
BUSI5ESH AND TRADE SCHOOLA 96
PORTLAND Berber Colkse teaches the barbel
trade tn eight weeks; pays while tea mint;
good set of tools girsa; poainowe seen rea; las-
tioa reduced. 86
MEN, WOMEN leers berber trade: wsm wBS
leai aing 1 poatnoaa gnarantaeq. mgr. 21 yeerr
egperteaea. Oregon Barber CoUoga, 833 Maehsow.
BOCXY M"5CNTAIN" Teachers' Agcwey. Exwaa
free. Frank K. Weilae. fonser aasietaat erate
aupL. Mgr.. N. W. bank bidg. Phone Mais 82 7 a
By Herrirnan
1 A
BPMKE8S AWD TRAVIS SCHOOLS 96
WHT NOT EARN 10 A WEEXf ' .
' - TvON-T SAT tT : CANfT B nONB V
OTHER MEN NOT A BIT BETTER ,
THAN T0U ARE DOINU IT.' 'THE DIF-
rSKENCB IN THEIR FAVOR 18 :
THEIR APKCUUZKD TRAINING IN UA '
ENGINEERING A TBAlNfNQ ' YOU
QCICKLT CAN OBTAIN AT THE ADCOX : ;
AUTO A AVIATION SCHOOL HOLPKR ' " ,
OF THB WORLD'S RECORD , FOR
GRADUATING THK LARGR8T t FIB- '
CKsiTAUC OF STUDENTS WHO MAKE '
GOOD IN A BIO WAX AND DRAW '1 ,-i
DOWN TRK B1U-FAT AS EXPERT?.;
TROUBLE SHOOTERS." IN VEST I.
GATE ENROLL PA I NO MONET UN
TIL TOU ARB CONVINCED THAT
WE'LL DELTVER THE GOODS IN TOUR '
OWN PARTICULAR, CASK. NOTHINl' '
COULD RB FAIRER THAN THIS V.V
COULD ITf OUR BIO 61.0O.UATAL. 1' .
OOUE. NO. 4. IS FBKKV WRITE l)tl ' .V
IT OR COMB IN AND GET A COPY,. TO
OREGON E.X-RKRV1CE MEN OUR '-f
COURSE IS FRKK. ADCOX AUTO .
AVUTION SCHOOL. UNION AVE. AN .
WASCO ST.. PORTLAND. OR. . .
FIRST AVIATION SCHOOL VI THE
' NORTHWEST.
Xeara Mattel;
Complete ground lnstnscrioa
scluml of mechanics, SPractioal
flying. Pilot's license opoa
gradiwUon.
All Courses
taught by former government
iBttruetore. .
First and only aeronautical aciraol la cae
NorthweeL No bnul required.
DUDRET AIRCRAFT CO.. '
824 Morsaa brag.,
Portland
Oregon.
HEMPHILL'S AUTOMOBILE A GAS ' -
TRACTOR SCHOOL
We teach you to one rate and renalr all make
of autos and tractors, stsrtiac and lighting era
tessa Rebuilding aad repairtag of etaraga bat-
teriee; also oourse In wsldtog. All eur eetirsee
era thoroush and Dractlcal. Tha State ef Ore
gon allows et-servks men 128 per moalh tsilg '
attending school Hay and Blgnt classes. , .
UlSrUlLLB TBAXB aUXlUUU
707 Uawthorna ava, cor. East 20th.
Take Hawthorne ear at 2d aad Aldsr. Wrtte
or call for catalog.
BUSINESS COLLEOR ,
Urgest la the Wast. 1
ASSURES EVERY ORADDATS i
A POSITION.
Enroll any time of year.
DAT SCHOOL RIGHT SCHOOL
Phooa. call at write lor fiee tuooess
eetelog ; ' '
SbedalJziriSf itzk
truction'
GifelmM School 1
A Poeitkm for Each Graduate.
ALlSai BUILPINQ. I '
WANTED Msa and wosaea'te iearn the Verier
trade; receive some pay whila ssaralngi anas.'
Hons ascwred; Oragon ex-eereiea man, tha aoarse
Is tree to you ! call or writs for parflrular and
eatelogtM. HOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 88
; Learn TttMitipaf :
Yean men and women wanted! eefl ' 686
Railway Escbaage bMg.j antendld opportunity
to learn a wall paid xjewfeaaioa. Railway Zeie.
graph. Instfrnte. .
WANTED 100 men at once to leers to operate
and repair aatos and gas tractors. Apply
Hsmpbill s Aatocaoblle A Gas Tractor SohooL
cor. E. 20th and Hawthorn. Write er gad
for free catalog.'' ( ,
easTIlPB eoMMEhCUL W&bbK
Mlae Raglaa Buekel's private acaooli indleiiiiaj
metrwetioa. 133 Oraad ava. Eaat 42T.
WAHTIP- AQElfTW
REGULAR territory aalasraed in Oregon, WesnV
lngton. Idaho, Montana, so sail Carry -AU
Shopping Baca. Pocket Samples. .Rsal islae.
men with relerenoea. Address Eaetenr Mxnu-factnrr-ra'
Co., 409 Woreaeter bide,, Portland.
f Irifnn i V , , ,
BiO I ROFltS eelllag iiticlex Treaarform.a
Every auto owner made them. Saee gaa.
Bahish spark plug trouble. Exclusive territory.
Write quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co, 1164 Sta, C.
Omaha, Neb. . ' ?-
SALESMEN WAKTETJ
88
IF TOD ARB LOOKINQ FOR AN UNU8DAL
OPPORTUNITY AND ARE WILLTNO TO
PAT THE PRICE IN TIME AND INTELLI
GENT EFFORT, ONE OF THE LARGEST IN
BURANCR COMPANIES IN THE WORLD
WILL TRAIN YU IN INSURANCE SALES
MANSHIP. SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION AND
PERSONAL ASSISTANCE. UNLIMITED OP
PORTUNITIES FOR MAKING MONET 1D
PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT. W-48. jewraal,
WaNTED By large eerporation, young msa
from 28 to 85 who has pep, ability to meet
people and Is willing to work. Splendid oprxw
tunlty for advanoement to aaeei who pro their
ability. It will pay you to look thla up aad If .
yon are a msa who has ewnftdenoe In yourself
and are willing to wort, we want you We wanf
a man that wants a fatnraj Call 404 Spalding
bldg. after 9:30 am. Ash for Mr. Stranahan.
SALESMAN to sell hat bands to Bsaeeiactnrera
and renovators oa ooenm lesion, DZ-49,
Journal.
' lTPATIOWsV MAtK t -
6VSr, man. 21 yearn of age. dasires DMitloa
of trust with reliable firm; an opportunity to
learn aa lateral In baslneas where aa heavy
work wauld be required. Have bad one year at
college and alight work aa private secretary.
1 171 Leridtngton court. Phono Tabor 1920,
MA N wants position ae helper In eleatUaf ana
dye worker; little experieaee but a good
worker; wilting to start with small wages. . U- ,
583. Journal. , j - .
BaRRIED man wants work nights, aiparieaeeeT ,
. watchman, clerk and counter man. References.
East 7081. X II 1. JcorrtaL , ; -
?CATFENTElT"conliwete iofbulfllng or alte? '
atlona; eave yod mooey. Manny, 6ofjwoo4 .
2421. 1614 64th. ;
EXPERIENCED steal guitarist waata essploy
ment evenings, excepting Sundays. X-446,
POSITION wanted by mtUrisbt, DlaokemUA ' L
eawfller. 6348 90th et. S. E. . '
WINDOW e Waning, bandy man, wishes work
nanr or aay, aue. xeaia i
FTfNTTNO, tinting, fint slaaa work guaranteed. :
reasonehle prices. Phone Aatomaria 21144.
KALSOMININO, palnUng. plaster palcUiug; reZ
,bia, xiarn 3SSB.
MS tinted 42 aad 64 1 good work aad aads.
rectkra. Phone Broadway 8669. '
SEWER eonaeetioaa. draia Ula,
ment work. exrsvsUna. 1 Tabor 6008.
RiNTiNONriTlNTlWJ RUiOilAinC
WOODLAWN 6636. j -
SOOTS t leaned, repaired and painted Mmiss
able. Tabor 929. j
CARPENTER and aentraetor; obMa. aajthiag
In the bultdfnc line. East 6666. -
WANTED Eire vs ting.
gsaeral
wwrk.
Selrvmod 20SS. !
PLASTERING, chimney and
nt waaiL
46th SL Phone Tabor 2658.
FlL'M Bind Aorta very reaaoaeblyay tha Job
or by bour at right' price. Tabor 1116.
PAlRHAGWaTpaTr;tIngarTdtIcTiig ; ' So '
work, right pricaa. Mgr. 2498.
PAINTINO." tinting, papering ; good werkj rea-'
sonable. Selw. 1399.1
CATtpES'TtRloTlS EPATftlS'fl sod BJMod:
RUNG. TABOR 284, -
ToU furnish paint indtin; I wth put it "ea
for a reasonable day's wage. East 6796.
ROOFS reshlngled a epedalty. Beauchamp!
phone East 1291. j
filGH SClfoOL" boy want work after 3 e'eioci
and Saturdays. Marshall 6661.
PATEfiHANaiG7sm'tmgrTtetiB. SeO, 80T
Car"peT EiCEXPERfl TlBOBi8T
mTTJATION-rgWAtB " I
ALli KINM of hair work dooe at home by "ma",
chlnery from 81 to 33, Sell. 8326. 864 LV
vwson.
CAPABLE basinets woman
of flat or apartment ta
Wdln 1192. I
daslrea macaf aaeit
sac ha age lor room.
TA.MT eailte or aomfortera to
ii.id ..
no. Work sraaranteed. S
west e Riv
mad off from Courtney road.
TTRffNG deed abetracU, j oopying. etc , P-2i'
Journal. ' ' - ; ,y
EXPERIENCED milliner wuhes work at heeao.
Id hate made over, raoaa Tabor sisa.
LACE, aerita, Marquiaette eurtsiaa hand aaaa
Aarud. 1A eeam sxnerieana East 6198.
HAIBdred at. home rmieaahly by
BaVesy. M8B8) S T t ay, '
DAI work wadted. Tabes 9084.
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