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    SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1920.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
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AT
is
GRANTED
FOR
KLAMATH PROJECT
. Salera, Nov. 6. An extension of
fbitr year is granted the Walker
Basin Irrigation company, successors
to the Morson Land company, for
the reclamation of 27,00 acres of
' land in Deschutes and Klamath
counties in a supplemental contract
authorized by the' state desert land
board Friday.
The contract also authorises' an in
crease vin the liens on certain lands in
the project . from $40 to $60 per acre.
Under the new contract the lands must
be reclaimed by October 21. 1924.
The water supply for this project is
obtained from the normal flow of the
-eBBt fork of the Deschutes river, supple
- V wented by water stored in Creecent lake
.reservoir. In the supplemental agree
i men t the company agrees - to complete
the reclamaUon of the first unit of 9000
acres And to construct the Crescent lake
reservoir at, an- early date., : The com
pany also undertakes to clear one fourth
v of the area sold to each settler and pre-
' pare It for, cultivation. a
"- The board also approved ' a contract
executed between the Walker Basin Ir
rigation company and the Tumalo Ir
: rl(?atlon district where the district ac
quires the use of the water stored In
Crescent lake reservoir until the Lapine
project reaches that stage of develop
- ment where the stored water is re
quired. .
The Tumalo Irrigation district com
prises the greater portion of the Tumalo
project, construction of which -was com
pleted by the state In 1915. With the
additional water supply thus obtained
from the Deschutes river, the district will
be able to repair the leaks in the present
Tumalo reservoir by sluicing, it such is
possible, and the 20,000 acre foot reser
voir" will be made useful for the storage
of the water, which will add greatly to
the area to be reclaimed in the western
portion of the Deschutes valley.
Will T. Kirk. Industrial accident com-
mlsstoner, and Professor Frank H. Shep
herd, vocational director for the commis-
slon, left Friday morning for Salt Lake
City, where they will attend a national
conference on vocational rehabilitation
. of Injured workers next week. .
' , Three fatalities are included in the list
of 428 accidents reported to the indus
trial accident commission for the week
ending November 4. They are: L. H.
."Fray, logger, Glenwood : ). EL Stoner-
TRANSPORTATION
PORTLAND
TILLAMOOK PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE
First passenger car leaves 325
Glisan street, Portland, 9:00 A. M.
Monday. ' November 8th. arrives
Tillamooftr-4ioo P. M.; 1 leaves Til
lamook, Hotel 9:30 A. M. Tuesday,
November 9th, arrives 'Portland
4:30 P. M. daily except -Sunday
thereafter. ;
Freight service daily except
Sunday. ; " i i
Seven passenger Chandler cars
only in passenger service, and pas
senger cars stop at Sheridan 20
minute; for lunch.
For rates and further particulars,
phone Broadway 5332.
- ' .'
Your Transportation
Lines, Inc.
ASTORIA AND. WAV POINT
STR. GEORGIAN A
Round Trip Dally (Eiceet Friday) -UiM
Portland 7:10 . m- Aleer St. Dees
LEAVES ASTORIA 2 P. M.
FLA VEL DOCK
' PARK 92.00 EACH WAV
Direct Connection for South Beach. Night
tost Daily, 8 . m. Every Day Esctpt Sunday
Main 1422. 641-22
UtFENDABLE FREIGHT
-r. 1 AS I - -1
ibw.vm'iw.tiiiK.iiit
fffflU" lYiflr? raV Y
CALIFORNIA SERVICE S '
.Regular Freight aad Fatseager Serrfee to COOS BAT, EUREKA aad SAN
FRANCISCO
SAILING FROM PORTLAND, t P. il. .
SS. "CITY OF TOPEKA,' November 7-November 18
Connecting at San Francisco with Steamers for Los Angeles and Ban JJIego.
Rafvtar rrolght and Passenger service te MEXICO, CENTRAL AMCRICA and ALASKA.
Trans-Pacific Service
to aii urientai rorts.
U. S. (Shipping Board A-l Steel
American Vessels.
SAILING FROM PORTLAND
8. 8. MONTAGUE Nov. 15
8. 8. ABERCOS ............ .Dae. 17
8. 8. PAWLET .....Jsa. 18
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO
101 THIRD STREET
International Mercantile Marine Co,
; 8 Ideal Whiter Croises
J AITTJ ART FXBRU ART StARCH, 1991
West Indies WlndTrard IsUnds
Panaraii CwifJ South AVmric
- LAEOKST STEAMER TO TEX TROPICS
' tVltiU Star Lias . , . S.I. MsgaU
- Ameu-icaa Lins . . . f .t. E.w Tor
Anastrtoaji Lina . SJ1. St. Paa
Phaadelphi
-Liverpool
.Hsverford
.Decs
RED STAR LINE
Naw York Southampton Chr
. beurr Antwerp
Zeeliasd . .
f Krooslsis
Isplssd ...i
Flslssd
.Nsv. 13!De. 18
NdT.I7!JsB. t
......Dc 4jsn. 8
.....Dee. lTiJaa.lt
For reservstleni and tlekati i aanly t (ooal aoeru or Crnp.ny" gfft., .. 6AR0CNT. 619
Z4 vg.. Eatcwny Floor, aattla. Wash. pbn. Matn t 919
hooke, pondman. Peede ; Evelyn IIall.1
waitress,- Portland. .
Industries contributing to the -workmen's
compensation fund are entltled-to
cash rebates under the recent dividends
declared by the commission from the
surplus accruing in the fund, according
to an opinion prepared by Attorney Gen
eral Van Winkle. In declaring the divt-
d.nrl. nrnvldprt for bv the law of 1919.
the commission placed each contributor'!
share of the rebate to his credit to be
absorbed in subsequent contributions to
the fund. Some of the industries con
tributing to the fund have asked for a
cash refund of their apportionments, and
this, "the attorney general holds, is per
missible., ' v.:
Governor Olcott Friday .denied a requi
sition from the governor of Nebraska
asking for the retilTn of ', Maurice H.
Hutchinson to Alliance, Jeb on a charge
of automobile theft. It was shown that
Hutchinson had no, criminal Intent in
holding, out the car, which he had left in
a garage pending a settlement with the
Jones company of Alliance, by whom he
had been employed as a traveling "sales
man. ; :' : .
Judge and Mrs. Back Hosts
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. Judge and
Mrs. R. H. Back were dinner hosts Fri
day evening to Mr. and Mrs. 'George
B. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. James O.
Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale McMullen.
NEW TOD AT
f
ALAMEDA
PARK
LOTS
$850 East front lot four blocks
from carline. : "...
$95Q North front lot block
and half; from carline. i
$950 North front lotv half
block from cat line. , j
$800 East front lot three
blocks from carline.
All lots are 50x100 and the street
Improvements are paid in fulL
HeLeHamblet&Co.
44.1 Stark St.
Broadway 1288
FOR SALE!
Wen's Clothing, Hets and
Furnishing Goods Store. A
good, going and paying busi
ness ; an exceptional oppor
tunity and a splendid buy.
" Write 589 Duane Street,
ASTORIA, OREGON f
Ladtta Save your eld earoaU, rugi andwooU
n otaUilna. Lat ua maka naw ruaa far you.
MaaMHMaMaMwaMBNMHavna
1111
. is a. tn sv. : r nana 3BS0.
WI CALLAND DELIVER '
Ttt oldent and oart eqalppad fartorr in
tha Northwest. Fluff and rac ruca woven
All aizee. Carpeta cleaned, etc.
rOR MAIL ORDERSSENOFOrt BOOKLET
AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS
; DECEMBER 10, 1920
I AT U SECOND STREET
I AH storage accounts 4 months ' past
due. Goods subject to sale on this date.
C O. PICK TRANSFER STORAGE
COMPANY
TRANSPOKTATIOX
AND fAbitNGtK bEKVlCE
Intercoastal Service
Boston and Philadelphia.
Nawsco Lane 8800-Ton Steel W.merl
can Vessels. .
SAILINGS FROM PORTLAND
8. 8. LEHIGH ..Nov. 7
8. 8. WEST TOGCS ........ .Nov.
8. 8. SPRINGFIELD ........Dse. SI
PHONE MAIN 8281
WHITE STAR LINE
N. Y. Cherbourg Southamnton
Adriatle ....Nor. HIDec, li'Fcb. 9
Olympic Not. 1 71Dec tliJtaa. 21
Nsrw York Liworpool
Baltls . . ..Nov 2!Dsc It! Jan. tS
CelUe ec.niJan.leiFett.Zf
N. Y, Gibraltar NapUa Genoa
Caaople ...Dee.28
CrsUo -. , taa. S
WHITE STAR-DOMINION
Montreal Quebec Livsrpool
Mcsaatle ... No. It
Portland, Me. Halifax Liverpool
' From PortlaidlHallfax
Caaada ...-........'......Dee. 4'iDse. 8
Megan tie ................DecIUDec. 19
SEW TODAY
A
Bargain!
i Widow forced to ; Bell one of
the best tracts of garden,:
land near Portland ; 75 acres ;
about 8 miles from the city
' limits, - fronting on good
county road and electric line.
About 5 acres in cultivation,
the balance can be. Ever
foot of the land lies fine and
the best of garden land soil.'
15 to 20 acres of this place
is the beet of onion land.
Same kind of onion hind has ,
sold as high as $1000 per
acre. The poorest of this land
will grow the best of celery
and other vegetables. About
13 acres in asparagus,' which
crop yielded up to $1000 per
i acre, balance up to $500 per
acre. Onions grown on this
: place yielded up to $800, cu-
: cumbers up to $700, horse
radish $600, cabbage, cauli-
: flower and other vegetables
in proportion. - Good 8-room
house : barn and other out
buildings. .v 1 ,
"' If sold within 10 days, we
- will cut the price down to
639 per acre, 912,99 cash;
. ; balance terms to suit at ' $
- pr cent,- i . j .
C. J. CULL1SON
Real Estate Co.
tOstt MORRISON STREET
I putting; hard
! earned money
Into another
i man's pocket
! by paying high
I rent.
Ca.ta.iog
Investleate Bsdlmade, the mod
ern method of hcuse construction
Our system of , building bouse
units results in a great saving I to
rou of both time and money.
REDIMADE BUILDING CO
PORTLAND OBEGOX
E. 11th and Harket,
or 83 Lewis Bid.
Phones . cm or Bdwy. U
Portland Rug Co.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
I We Have Cu Our Prices I
,'. : " for. a limited Time . j .
ONE xlS FT. FLUFF Snn fff
SLVQ ...'Wa&aWoOU
ONE 8xW FT. FLUFF J gQ
AU Otker'-VVork at U DIfeoantt
Fluff Rags Made From Old Carpets
RAG RtTGS A! 8PE0IALTY
GIVE VS A TRIAL
We Call asd-Deliver'
l;i-l; E. 17TH ST. SELL. 1(23
SEND US TOUR OLD CARPETS
(We Call and Dallver)
Otd Rues and Woolen Olothlno Wa Make
- i Ravarslbla, Hand-Woven
FLtlFF l RUGS
' Room Slza Fluff Ruts Woven 817.50
Raa Rugs Woven, i AH Sizes Clothes
Cleaning and Dvelng Dept. Mall
Ordars. Sand for Booklet ssjttrum
Ranovatad, siaao orsr,- maoe ia orasr
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
0i12 Rugs 8Uamd Claenad, 81 .BO
I WESTERN FLUFF RUS CO. (
54 Union Ave. N. i East 6516
Oregon Fluff Rug Co.
Formerly onUllla Rug Ce, i
Fluff Rugs Made From Old Carpets
! Rag Rugs Woven All Sizes I
i Carpet Cleaning, Siring. Reflating
We Call and Deliver !
1 962-1 S84 E. SUra, St. Taker TS14
INDOOR SPORT
VNELL.ajELU THWT SmHCrt
IWwmOoW WAS 09E
Vr0 I TrtogOrpfT wcj vrjeE
SO I SAS ? TO fvWI6.1
J'LL. -3JJSX OVElLAfO
Give QAviOC A F-EW Titr-
,irWrAJG--ro GtrrRio of-
Nosey fijeCrttBCi(L wi-io
EeVED in -TO ClFTfHS" -
Real
iiiip"1
; -: i 1 - aUK j "
- .ITCTIiffA '''''''''''Ilillliifl,
Indoor .spoaT-" iljSyljp
NEW .TOD AT
TRACKAGE !
lt FT. BY 198 FT- IE. w. COE5EE
OF EAST SO AND EAST ASH 8TS.
- -: ....
Excellent location for -factory
or warehouse.
DOYN-TOWN
PROPERTY
IN FT. BY lit FT-OFFICE
BUILDING SITE
An ' exceptional opportunity .
for a profitable investment. .
STURM-KEFER CO.
S14 FIFTH ST, COS. SALMON
Opposite Cearthoase
MAIN 9468 - I -r'r-:;
It EETTNO NOTICES 1
8UNNT8IDE LODGE NO. 163, A.
: F. A A M. 8mcial eommanica-
tion this (Sat), tempi, 30th and
Hawthorn. Kzaminatioa E. A. d-
sra 2:80 p. m. Work ia F. C da-
crea at a D. m. HUDDef B:3V d.
M. M. dKrea 7 p. m. Visitors welcome. By
tier of f. M. JAMES S. GAT JK.. Seer.
08EGON SHRINK No. 1. O. W. S.
i. ReroUr , eommanieation thi
(Saturday) Tening, Norembcr S. at
s p. to., Fytuiaa temple. Important
DOnnesa. J3y order ol tbe w. H. f
CLAfiA B. GRAHAM.
- , i Worthy Sent.
A DANCE will ba siren by U Oaitad Arttoana
at uw suita?uia aebool booae, KM 7u
ana run u., etunur enini. o. e. A
aniarioB, tnta. 0e; ladies, tie.
EUBLEat JEWELKT a iperlahr. bnrtoaa. ptaa
caarma. Jaasar Broa.. 1S1-1SS Stl at, . .
Vitet Satisfies
marriages. Births. Death
MARRIAOE LICENSES
Ram Henasba. 22. Portland, and Tabacea
aajpaintta. 22, PorUand.
teenth at., and Emma i. C. Bertilaon, kcal.
nortn iota n.
Emeat Scbraeder. ieral. 183 HoIIadav aTe..
and Margaret Bolton, lecal. 183 Holladay era.
wuiara Toaa lesal. 122) Bowe at., and
Genera M. Goddard. legal, 1207 Tillamook at
Carl Mabtrom. lecal. 253 U Wachincton at..
and Alma Penon. leeaL 253 H Wakhinctoe
Eldon JT. Evana, 21, 409 Eaat Concb. and
Ea V. Perry, 20. city.
Phillip B. North, lefal, city, and Emma IK
Meyer, lenl. 002 Bast Twentieth.
Erwin R. Bohaer, 25, Jcnningi Lodfe, and
f.ieanor uneae, 19, city.
BIRTHS
US'N To Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Linn, Janoou
wr. Wash.. Oct. 30. a daughter.
SOKENSON To Mr. and Mr. Charles M. So-
renson.' Multnomah atation. Not. 8, daughter.
IACOB80N To Mr. and Mra. Edw. M. Jacob-
aon, 569 Zd. Oct. 24. a aon.
DUVAL. To Mr. and Mrs. A. Dotal, 553 H
fxmmeraal oourt. Oct. 14. s dauzbter.
REC'KENL To Mr. and Mn. U A. Uecken. 1008
Pacific, Oct. 30, a daughter.
WALKER To Mr. and Mm, 1. I Walker. 108S
IS. lltn. Urt. iv. daaaliter.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson.
wasmnaton notel, uct. zs, a son.
KOHLMAN-1 To Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Koblman.
ni7 Hi. luuj, uct. ZB, a aon.
GVDKL.T To Mr. and Mrs. M. Gndely. 884
Warren. Oct 25, a daughter.
LARSON To Mr. tod Mrs. V. Larson, S830
B4tn, nor. . a son.
ROBERTS To Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Roberta.
i c SBtn, imot. a, a son.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS 7
WIU.IAM8 In this city, November 4, Sarah
R. Williams, aged 69 years, lata of La
Grande. ' Or. j mother of Thomas L. Williams
of Salem. Or.: Bherwood of Ia Crande: Kav.
rnnnd of Portland, and Mm. Mabel Robbina of
Milton, Or. Tha remains vrill be forwarded
Sunday, November 7. by J. P. Flnley A Soa
te Eocene, Or.r where services will be held end
interment made.
COOK The fnneral services for the late Mrs.
Mary Ann Cook, aged 69 years. wSl be held at
2:30 p. m. tomorrow (Sunday) at the chapel
of Chambers Co., 248-2S0 Killingsworth ave.
near Williams. The bodv will be forwarded
Monday to Minneapolis, Minn., where interment
win oe
SAWTELL At his late residence. 91 E. 62d
at. N November 6, Charles B. SawteB, ace 71
years. Remains at the parlors of Breeze &
Snook. Belmont at 36th. Notice of funeral
later. -
ZETTERVALL In tliis city November 6, Baby
ZettervaU. beloved infant daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Oscar ZettervaU, Funeral notice later. R
mains at the residential parlors of Miller A
Tracey. , .
NOWAK In this city. Nov. 6. 1920. Catherine
Nowak. aged 87 years. Remains at Holman's
funeral parlors. Third and -Salmon ata. Notice
of funeral later. '
O'PELL In this city. Novembec 4. Hester
O Dell, aged 66 years. The remains sre at
Finley's, Montgomery at 6th. Notic. of fu
neral heresitar. -, ; - ;
WILSON At 8eattle, Wash., Nov. 6. J. C.
Wilson, survived by one sister, Mrs. 3. ' Z:
Clark, two brothers, J. A. and Geo. Wilson.: all
of this city. Cremation at Seattle.
rOI-ET Addie A. Poley. 0X6 E. 18th. Nov.
8. 61 yean; arterio sclerosis.
SMITH Hsrriett L. Bmitb, 839 Colonial ave.,
Nov. 4, 71 years; nephritis.
TJNSTAD Anna C Onstad, 196 E. 83d. Nov.
4. 43 years; cancer.
JOHNSON Grace Welch Johnson, 898 Maple.
. Nov. 4. 48 years; organic heart disease.
GIBSON Elita both B. Gibson, 938 Hawthorn.
Nov. 4, 72 years; general senility.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
31UovarR UNDERTAKING CO. Msin4162
OKCWCS A-2321. Comer Third and Clay.
Breeze&Snookfo. 1 ISJOT
Copyright, 1920.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDW. HOLMAN & SON
Funeral Directors
, THIRD AND SALMOS STREETS
Main SOT. A-151L. ;
Lady AariaUnt. t:i
J.P.FMEY&SOn'
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ll,ln . UONTGOMERT AT FIFTH.
EAST' SIDE FTJNEBAL DIBECTOlea
F. S. DUNNING, INC.
-The Family Seta the Price"
414 ft.
Alder. PLone Rait 81.
A. D. Ken worthy & i Co.
6803-6804 92D ST.
S. E.. LENTS
tone Tabor 6267.
Homo Pnoa. D-J
CHAMBKRS CO.
V - Fnneral IMrectora,
' ' AB the Conveniences of t
Home.
WoodlewB S80S.
148-360 KiUintsworth avs.
ENTEE A EILERS, fonersj parlors with ail
Ua privacy of a home. 16th and Everett eta.
Pbonea Broadway SI 3a, Home A-21S&.
R. T.BYRNES
New residence t-
tabUahmenL SOI
WilUama ave. Woodlswn 220.
h'8888 P,L.Lerch UZL
Aaaastaait.
UNDERTAKERS. K. 11th and Hawtherwa.
KILLER A TRACEI, independent fnneral di-
rectom. Prices as low as S20. 840. 860.
Washington at Ella. Main 21.' A-7880.
IXiWNLNO 4 U SSMA.B A homelike ' pUoT
M odesskta ia pnoao. IrvtastoB dislrint Ptooa.
Eaat 64.
R W. GABLE A CO.,
Snccesaors to W. H Hamilton.
1978 E. Glisan. ; PltooU Tabor 4818.
t.R.Zeller Co. VLIZ "
M0NTTMENT5
Portland Marble Works
9S6 4th St., on. City Ha Nee Bwa,
75ELApiWQ GRAMITE Co I
lJi.7-3tfO ST. AT WAP.1QM ft j
FLORISTS
1XSMORKIXOM -POKTLANO
MOTCk
"UW.,753
sea ssoaaisost
ewosovwtv a avsani.
MAR., 7
And Floral ' rieeigaa,
'26 Large Hotaoosea,
No Branch etorea.
20 Tears on Morrraoa
st.. bet 4th and 6th.
Telephone Maia 7709.
I Smith's Flower Shop
-rorutnd s Frogrexsa Florist. ,
Flowers for All Occasions.
Main 7215. T. C LUKE. Mgr.. 6th and Alder.
GEO. BETZ & SON! tS!
FRESH FLOWEBS FOB FUNERALS
and all occasions, 697 Williams are. Just call
Woodlawa 1818. Joseph Bets. Manager.
, ALEXANDER'S FLORAL. SHOP.
144 4th St.. cor. Morrison and Alder.
rnon. oz-ii.
Sprays 82 and up.
MABTIN A FORBES CO.. florisu. 864 Wash
ington. Main 269. A-l 269. Flowers for aO
occassona artistically arranged.
s
N. W.
6116.
Bank bldg. Main
831 Morrison st.
FLORAL SHOP
248 Aider. Marshall 8922
es
Lost and found
ti
THE following articles were found on cars of
the P. B., L. A P. Co. Nov. 4: 4 parses,
bunch keys, 2 pr. gloves, 3 single gloves, 2
books, pr. bloomers, raincoat, music rack. 7
packages, 2 lunch boxes, 2 suitcases, 25 um
brellas. Owners may obtain property at First
and Alder streets. -m.
WllJi the penon who found the. cameo ring
encraved "O. L. D." from "Vf. A. D in the
washroom of the Portland Trust Co. return to
Mrs. Dfo at th. Portland Trust Co. and receive
rewardr :
LOST Reward of 825 offered for return of
black silk seal-plush coat taken from the
Oswego hall Halloween eve. by mistake,, or oth
erwise: no questions asked. Call Tabor 8160.
LOST Thursday night, in Albina, brindle and
white bulldog (male), one blue, on. brown
eye. Nam. "Jigga." 86 reward. Pborra Wood
lawn 4395. Res. 668 Eerby near Monroe. .
REWABD Suitcase Corona typewriter stolen
from Union depot, evening of 'Nov. 2, con
taining papers addressed to 8. E. Piper. Re torn
to 616 Postoffioe bldg.' and reeelv. reward.
L08T Purse containing about 846. check for
92.20. ML Scott district, on 70th near An
abel sts. Reward. Sellwood 1411. 4
LOST Wallet, containing currency and identi
fication cards, downtown district ; Finder
phone Bdwy. 4970; reward.
FOUR months Scotch collie pup, yellow and
white; ans. to nama of Max; last seen la East
St. Johns. Col. 886. ,
LOST Black silk umbrella, white ivory tips and
handle. Meier A Frank's. Reward. ; Auto
matic e lif-oo.
TAKEN from back lot of Willys-Overland Co..
1 crankshaft, coil and generator, i Reward if
returned employes of said company. I i i
LOST Boiler maker's book and card.: Pleas.
return to local 181 H 2d st, or Bsrr hotel
LOST Automobile crank either Dekum ave, or
uorameia oivo, wcun. azm. Reward.
LOST Gentleman's diamond ring, wrapped ia
tissue paper. Reward. Call East 4T94.
LOST Female wire haired fox terrier named
Dixie. Phone Main 2241. Reward... '
LOST Two sacks alfalfa meal, between, town
and Lenta. Cair Tabor 6066.
FOUND- Pair of glasses, with tortoise shell
rims and bow. Phone Main 1634.
VOCND Large black and whit.
- Phone Woodlawn 1724.
setter dog.
COST A Boston bull terrier.
Reward. Call
Sellwood 8106.
EASTERN STAR pin on 6th near Washington.
Call Woodjawn 8427. Reward.
FOUND A Persian cat Automatic 324-35.
HELP WANTED MALE
EXPERIENCED office help fumisbed by Bust
nesa Men s Clearing Hons. 1018 Wilcox
bldg. Main 7496.
by Internattaaml Faatar.
IM&T
WAY''" KB SeLTrT yg?if,
. .OtX, Ele- MtrACR00K-4T6: I
1 1 T. .....-. I..hr A CEtXArl. v.
Tir SECT--TOO- . , SNtPFER W MAW
HELP WANTED MALE
Boy Wanted ,
BrithL srtive lad. IS years or over, for the
advertising; department of The Journal. This ia
more than just a lob it ia a fine chance for
aa ambition boy So learn advertising. Fay is
rood ana tn. won ss very mteresting, - Apply
to A. 8. Weider. maia floor. Journal business,
odiea. ,-...... -i
WANTED Elderly gpotlcmsn to keep fir. in a
furnace every day, from 12 m, to 5 r. nu, i
rept Sunday. . Apply 186 14 tit at, Sunday, be
tween 1 p. m. and 6 p. m. "
HELP WANTED FEMALE '
WANTED- By large concern, woman over 80,
whge has tact, judgment, a knowledge of th.
dt"and who can. talk inteffigemly to cnatomera.
Orfios work exclusively. Wmm answering state
age, business experience, length time tn Port
land and salary expected. Previous nuxlnesB ex-i
peri nee nut essential. Permanent position to
right person. A-729, Journal,- -
VZ-& U V. SCOTT, formerly director, ol em
ployment for women with the federal gov
ernment, will assist women to secure employ:
Hunt in all lines. Office. 329 Henry bids., eotvj
4th and Oak. Bdwy. 4587. '1
, BUSINESS ME!. .
If yowr need ia trained, jfficient offlea help,
can Broadway 4499. Clerical Uslp Service. 431
Artissns bldg.
WANTED An elderly lady who wsnU a good
- hume, to do light howework. , Phone Marshall
783 after a. or all day Sunday.
GERMAN widower wants a housekeeper. Mr.
A. Leptich, Woodlawa 6712. Take Stj
Johns car, get off at Emerald. 868 Baldwinj
aKl gtrt.sa need .f a friend apply to tbe aa
atioa Army Baacn. - Uome, Mayfair a and
Alexander ata. Pbon. , Main 6480. PM. carj
INEXPERIENCED girl for general houseworki
Phone 918-01. or call at 801 Hamblet are
MIDDLE-AGED woman to assnt with honsei
work in loecinc camn. Oall Woodlawn 28711
WANT 10 bright girls, outdoor work. 60 comf
tniaeion. 1108 Hawthorne ave. Tabor S32Q
HELP WANTED MISC.
CLERKS (men. women, over 17) tor sovetnr
ment denartmenbL 1130 monthly. Experir
rnc unnecessary. Examinstioos November. For
free particulars, write John Leonard (former
nvfl service examiner) , 898 Lquitaol. bldg,
Wasbington, U. C.
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 99
mil:n wute i !
WONDERFUL FUTURE j
LEARN AUTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS
The coming year will be the biggest la th
auto maustry. cveryengrg urrg wiu os a oe-
mana (or trainea men.
OUR SCHOOLS SCCCESSFULLT TEACH
Drsetical exnarieno. even nhaae of th. auto
mobile, tractor, stationary and marine engine,
tire vulcanizing and retreading, welding and
brazing, every branch of battery and electric
work. I
ONLY A FEW WEEKS REQUIRED. OUR
t&AULlies uivk.v i-KCtainvamua)
KVRRVWHF.kK
Unlimited opportunities. Leading automobile
associations indorse oar sebooia,- th. tborouga
nem of our methods and thg completeness Of
our equipment. l
THE BIGGEST ATJTOMORTL CONCERNS
send their mechanics to eur school for special
electrical training. Toes, automobile firms are
constantly calling on us for graduates because
they know the typ. of men we turn out.
DAT AND EVENING -CLASSES
now running. Don't wast, your tins, with thao
retlcal schools, but enroll ia a real practical
goto school wutre you take the toots in yoor
uanas ana get in. practical experience on an
makes of autos and gasoline ' equipment . Call
or writ, for free catalogu. and information.
11EMPH ILLa' TRAPS Ki:HMlIl Inaorooratad.
HemphiUs operatg th. largest chain of pracu-
esi motor schools in th. world, with branehe
16 different cities ia the U. S. and Canada. ;
HEMPHILL TRADE SCHOOLS
707 Hawthorn. Ave.. Portland, Or,
Tkk. Mt. Scott ear at 2d and Aldar aad i
off at 20th st
r
LeaiiAvlatioi
ComnVt. gmmid
etrnrtJon school of
mechanica. PrseU-
csl flying. Pilot's
license upon grade-
anon.
Afl Coorses . I
tsngbt by former
government mstruc
bira. !
FIRST AMU ONLY KXCLCfllVK erartsnH-
eal scbooi in tha Northwest No bond required.
- UU11KKI A1KCKAFT CU, t
84 Morgan bldg., (
Portlana. . Oregon.!
MEN. SPEND
TOCR WINTUU EVENINGS
. , AT OUR ' i
Auto mob iW and tractor engiueuing, welding
and bronzing. Special ignition, battery and
electric l work. Vulcantzmg and rs treading.
HEMPHTLL'8 . TRADE SCHOOLS. J
, 707 Hawthorns Ave., Cor. 20Ut
- Terms if Desired.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Largest in th. West
ABSUBES EVERT GBADUATS
' A POSITION.
Enroll any lias of veer.
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHO06
Pbone, can or writ, for free so press j
catalog. i
WANTED Men and women u learn th.
batner
trad.; receive some pay while learning; por
tions secured; Oregon .x-eervic men, tbe oars
ia free to yon; call or write for particulars and
catalogue. MOUbJf HA1USSK COLLEGC 184
u ; j v T
LEARN TELEGRAPHT
Toang men aad' women wanted; eaB 434
Railway Exchange bldg. ; splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid profession. Railway Tale-
graph Institute. Mght classes.
WANTED Students to join our School of Aaro
nautirs. Ex -service men aecrrre eery attraejliv.
otter. Apply o., w.,a l Aupian. jo r., u,
box 1183. Broadway 33.
PORTLAND Barber College teaches the barber
.trade in sight weeks; pays while learnings
good art of tools given; positions secured; (tai-
tion reduced. SB n. Beeona. j
MEN. WOMEN mara barber trade; wage whils
' lee ming ; positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
experience. Oregon Barber College, 283 Madiaun.
BOCKTrMOUNf ALV Teachers' Agency.. Enroll
free. Frank K. Welles, former assistant state
supt. Mgr.. N. W. bank bldg. I bone Maia 8276.
EAST BIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 1
Mies Regins Backet's privsts srhool; individual
saatruction. 122 i Grand ava. East 427. j
By Tad
i i ii - 1 1
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS t
- A PosttioB for Eacb Oraduatav
AL1SKT BUILDING.
OBEGON law school. Aiiacy bldg
.. -2d aad Mac
W. K. Rieaardsoa,
WANTEDAGENTS
WANTED- On salary or eotnmUaion, re-
sponsible, intelligent . men or women In aO
parti of the West to hsndle a safe and big
yield investment. earnings now m
near future will be increased to sensational
figures from new production. A going concern
with able management and tangible assets with
remsrkabie record of growta and future. A
company anyone can fol proud to be identi-
nea wiu aa a aiocsnoiaer. i jror ruu particulars
address F. F. Lischke. 40$ Railway Excbang
bldg., Portland, Or.
W START TOU in the candy business at home.
small room or anywhere: everytbiisi fnrnisbea;
earn 630 wkly. up; men-women; experienc un
essary: advartie. eandy, i Send self audreated
ftamped envelope for free particulars. Kurn's
Csndymating Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
AGENTS; canvassers, good opportunity for big
money : Investicata.
Portland Brush Works,
109 Grand ave.
SALESMEN WANTED
88
IF TOO ARE LOO STING FOB AN TJNTTBTML
OPPORTUNITT AND ARE WILLING TO
PAT THE PRICE IN TIME AND IN TELL !
GENT EFFORT, ONE OF THE LARGEST IN
SURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD
WILL TRAIN 00 IN INSURANCE, SALES
MANSHIP. STSTEMAT10 EDUCATION AND
PFTISONAL ASSISTANCE. UNLIMITED OP-
PVfftT UNITIES FOR MAKING MONET AND
PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT. W-S, Journal.
COAL FAMINE offers yon chance of lifetime
to buna permanent business 1 witn great
money making scientific coal saver for aQ
furnace and boilers. Distributors having
markable success. , On writes, "It's a Mttl
wonder. ' - Hmall capital needed, i bin nrofHa.
Bests-all seller. Efficient service, ' strong liter
star from home office. 'Great opportunity
for caliber salesmen. - Writs for ' Revelation.
Cfsea 19-Tentb. Richmond, Indiana. -
EXPERIENCED Who eaa tarnish best chr-
acter reference, and willing to work hard. Caa
get permanent position wjth sales organisation
where incomes .are Jmitea only by the amount
of your efforta.
Onlv men of executive abilitv
need apply.
Call 1107 Soaldina bldau. 10:80
to 13.
ask ror Mr. r ox.
SITUATIONS MALE
MAKKIED man, who is a firsl-tlass painter.
water, steam, gsspip. fitter, wants potUion.
CaU Tabor 6040. I i
JAT 'THE JOBBER Plaster." brick, cement
work.. repairing and remodeling.,. 41st at ana
Sandy, blvd, Pbon. Anto. 819-7V. '
AUCTIONEER desires temporary or permanent
employment exnert sales director., X-180.
Journat
STEADT young man would like work in whole
aale grocery ' or eUewuere.
Tabor 4380 or
Broadway 79
703.
YOUNG MAN wishes situation aa grocery clerk;
would prefer something with s future; good ret'
erences. A-iss, journal.
PAIN TING, Tinting, Decorating, pbon. Wood'
lawn 3t. . i
SEWER connection, dram.
tile, j easpool.
ment work. Tabor 8008.
CARPENTER and contractor, jobbing; anything
in tne nuiiding line. East Kno,
ROOMS tinted. 13 and 4; good work, and sat-
1st action. Phone Main 6688.
WANT hauling from country ; have 2 -ton G.
O. truck. Bdwy. 2917.
CARPENTER will do your work right, new or
repairing, rnone uou ou.
FOR good Quick carpenter
work . eaU Wood'
Uwn 772. . -
PLUMBING done very reasonably by the Job
or oy nonr at ngni price, isoor il i o.
WANTED Hauling and moving by 1 tontruck
any place; special rates. Phone Ant 320-48,
CEMENT work is time to do now and garagssl
Call T. 070. .
TINTING and painting reasonable.
Woodlsv.
S320.
FIRST CLASS plumber wants Jobs, Urge ot
small, anywnere. Kast 4baz.
CARPENTERING, REPAIRING and REMODt
KL1NG. TABOR 284.
WANTED Excavating, general team work!
Sellwood 2088. ! . ;
PLASTERING, cnimney and cement work.
TBI
K. 46th st Tabor 2638.
ROOF repaired, gutters and down spouts cleans
out Can Automatic 817-27.
HAVE your spuds, onions and apples hauled ta
Portland by truck. Broadway 2917.
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling, bulltf
in fixtures a specialty. Call Automatic 817-27)
FOR CEMENT WORK
PHONE WOODLAWN 6488.
A GOOD kitchen man requires work.
Main 8780. room 12. , '-
Phong
TOUNG
. 21. wants clerical Dosltion: 8 yean
rauroaa omce experience. Kast I ST.
FOR plowing and harrowing, phone Main 803C
SITUATIONS FEM A I-E
WOMAN - suli noaition aa housekeeper in
hotel; no objection to a, country town. Call
147 Broadway or phone Main 7044.
EXPERIENCED lady wants honaecleaning. wash.
ing, other work by bony or day.. Woodlawa
6805. -,. ,
LADY would like hemming tablecloths and nap-
kins. crocheting
and plain sewing. PhoM
Msnhalt 8949.
10UNG
woman wishes work by the day
hour.
Automatio 616-81.
LADT wanta bousecleaning, washing, good work
guaranteed. Wdln. 6305i
EXPERIEN CED woman wants work cleaning;,
etc Phone Main 628 7, apt 6. -
EXPERIENCED woman want work, 8 to 4 qr
less: 43e snd carfare. Tabor 4asu.
WOMAN wants day work. Sat
East 837
3
49
Room 12.
DRESSMAKING
bTEINO. cleaning, . pressing, ; dressmaking, re
modeling, re lining, .alterationa, pleating!
reasonable prices. The Cabinet Cleaner A
Dyers. 424 Morrison, near 11th. ' Main 1826.
iXf EKATiONS, refittins and making of ladle?
garments, reasonable priees; work guaracteed.
J. Beubia, Ladies' Tailor, 408 Bush A Lane bldg.
FIRST-CLAM dressmaking and knitting, raa-
ble. rnone K. zsev, soil in. rage apt.
tOl'K alterations and- sewing don raasonabig.
, Mia Baker. Belt 2913.
ANTTHTNO for baby msd to order, plain or
. evnbroidred. Auto. 222-2S. I
EMBHOIDEHT don. at home in soy spare time.
Msrtin Lowe. Ksst 8381. ! r -. I
fTjBcV rvimodeled; Very reasonable East 6901L
NTTRSKW
I KACTICAI, nnrsa, day or eight work.
r
East 7211.
PRACTICAL nurse., confinement
ferred. Anto. 217-68. 1
3
CHTtI8TIAN 8CIENCK Maternity Heme. Tabor
6223.
FTJBNI8HED ROOMS
TAIT UOiL, corner of 12th and Stark ata.
he..
and
new snanagensent; modern, dean, all
ouuiae rooms, p
eharactar deslrsd.
nvai. batna; people ot gooa
itata ixob go t gia par
week.-
- DATTON HOTEL
IMU l. .i Men r T. mfn.
Nicely furnished rooms, not and old water
wer
veek
Ted
and steam heat in caea room. Hats 88 w
Pl!
PRINCESS HOTEL. 849 E. Buruside; heel'
room with bath, by day or week. Get away
from the high priced rent. ! ' - ; '
LOVELY ' furnished bedroom ior gentleman
?
- aoutnem expoaure, walking distance, plenty
heat and hot water. East 8598.
13 DATS FBEE STORAGE
Trunks and baggage delivered
d in downtown
Bdwy. 2446. f
rEL" T
week, steasa neat,
districts for 25c Bun. servira.
NEW BOTAL HOTEL,,
108 s 4th. Kooms by day or
NICELTA furnished sleeping rooms; (team beat.
hot and cold water, SBOMr fcth at.
FLBNISHED ROOMS PRIVATE I
FAMILT 79
SLEEPING rooms, -modem; - walking disUnce,
- near Montgomery-Ward '., en 28d carlin.
776 Fettygrov.; rhon. Mar. 8817 from 9 .30
to 4 p.
FOR BENT Furnifhed room, suitable for lady
or gentleman. Private fsmily. On W-8 car
line, 10 month; privUegs of bath. 122J
Cladston. ave.' - . - - .-
GENTLEMAN only, nicely furnished front
room; tub and snower nam, steasa neat.
phone, west ' side,
Pbon Bdwy. 91, 8 to. 12
a. tn. ot 4 to 9 p.
SLEEPING
ING PORCM, -with
n walking distano.
L Kast 2163. '
cooking ,
166 '
privtlegea,
12th and
within
Belmont.
A COZ"K front room, close in. wiitsbl -Jir 2
young men; fgrnsce heat and bath. East 7000.
CLEAN, airy room, modrn," f umceheat iTfd
- E. Alder, bet. STtn ana ssth. Tabor 65.
FUUNI8HKI room for gentleman in privi"
family. SSP William, ave. East 4323,
NlCELT furnished rooss In privste . fsmily,
walking distance. East 491. 803 Cook avis.
FCKN LKH ED room, privste family, witll or witTi
out board. Phone Auto. 6 17-11. JS4 Porter.
FOR BENT One nicely furnished front sleep
ing rooni. 338 Monro st. Phone East 26 5 L
NICELY furnished heated room in private fam
ily ; ekterlygenUemsn preferred. Mais 7609.
oLFKPINfl room, closi-tn, private entrance.
Then, evenings. Main 4913.
FURNISHED ROOMS PRITATE
FAMILT !
TWO pleasant eonnMUac lower floor rooms.
oeptjonally warm; will rent either for aleep
ng and sitting room or will arrange tor vary
light honaeswping, 698 East Madison st
PORK ENT A room.
Tabor 8078.
' "UNFURNISnED ROOMS 4 19
VELT nnfurniiihed ; mom ' lrinrtin '
water and garbaae. 'IMS 13th t
ONE unfurnished front rooss. . For partioujars
ROOMS AND BOARD
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON
880 10th st For ; hntn. mi.i.
denta; reasons bis rates. MarahalT 281.
BOOM sod board for business girls; ail modern
couvcrurnee. walking distance; 63 p.
Auto. 81-874. 13 K. 7th st
ROOMS AND BOARD PRIVATE
- FAMILT ft
GENTLEMAN only, nice iarg. sleeping room in
privau home, close in; furnac heat, plenty nt
hot water at all times, telephone and home nriv.
tirrrj. , v it,, i mi, u ueairea.- svm ana K. stars.
Automatic 212-12.
WILL board and car. for young infant from 1
week to 1 year old. eivine ht mnih,,1, mm
by experienced mother and baby nurse; doctor's 1
reference. East 4928. : : . , ..
WOULD tike to board achool girt over "it; 'mora
tor company. Next door to school a 'in r
month. Woodlawn 4434.
ROOM and board for 1 or' 2 working men, or
nan viis rnuaren; 1 DlocS froot car. Ill
17th st Broadway 6710. -
ONE or two steady men for room and boanC
Also garag. for rent
4009 76th st 8. K.
I'hone Tsbor -4419.
CHILDREN to board, mothers care; Uv. city
ANYONE desiring children cared tor in a good
oounrry private name, write 7.-0HS, JournaL
MEN or
children
to board and room.
ilso
Denver ave,
Woodlawn 726. -
BOOMS
wiUi
board.
wast aide; reasonahle.
Broadway 8764.
RELIABLE lady will "ear fog children,' 30e par
nour. OBBaaway xeu.
BT RESPONSIBLE party, children to esu fur
m own Borne. East 0710.
DESIRABLE room, good board, 8 minute' walk
to spipysras. 70S 1st Main 4890.
BOARD and room for too men, quiet pie;
WANTED ROOMS AND TtOART) SB
ABACI1EL0R wiahes board and room in refined
noma witiiia two miles ol Central post office
A-l 68. Journal.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ' M
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms, all mod'
era convenience. 148 K. 72d N. Tsbor476. -
5K'E 3 room snd 1 single room, with atesm
heat, furnished. 208 Stanton. Wdla, 4086. s
2 ROOM furnished for 'housekMpiarS slag Uas
aient gus wasntngton st .
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS'
FUBNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
PRIVATE FAMILT 71
FOR light housekeeping to oouple employed dur
ing
aay
tone iarg. room wiui aicore, not tna
cold
watef,. furnac. heat fireplaoe. G-71.
Journal.
TO QUIET party of adults. 1, 3 or 3 upstair .
rooms in private bom., furnished or unfur
nished, walking distanc to Reed oolisg or ft. P. '
shops. Sellwood 1767. : ,
ISO TWO front cheerful IL K- rooms; beat
- hot and cold water, iiirht and nhnne. Clot
in, west side. 410 Second st Msin 8268. '
DESIRABLE front housekeeping room, girl em
ployed, walking distances refsrencea. Main
801S. - - -
CLEAN cosy room, with kitchenette quiet -house
and management; near shipyards. 918
8d st ; -
FOR RENT 3 or 8 rooms (or light houses
keeping; also email rooming house for asl ,
cheap. 624 E. Morrison,
ONE room and kitchenette, gas, heat' lights
and water furnished. 814 Failing at Wdln.
2785. - - , - ,
TWO nice, clean furnished 'jlghi bonaskeening
rooms, fra. pbon., light aad water; 620 a
month. Tabor 3649.
THREE pleasant H. K, rooms in Piedmont (or
con pis working; 888. Woodlawn 4940. "
Housekeeping-priviieses tor two in tin.
modern home, Sellwood 886. ;.
A DESIRABLE housekeeping suit.; prefer em
ployed. 632 Flanders. Bdwy. 2268.
FOR RENT Light airy housekeeping room. sis.
sleeping room. 400 2d st ,
SINGLE "housekeeping room, suitabls 'lor baohtv
lor. - 164 N. 18th.
FOR RENT HOUSES
u
UNFURNISHED
VACANT 0 room house, 6 bedrooms and attra
toilet, large oemented basement, wash trsys.
etc. ; mignt D us4 by 4w. eengenial fsmtue
onir lira reet from nawinni ia car, at 80S
E.
4 5th st L. E. STEIN METZ. owner.
Tabar
8224 or Main 6091. ,
STOBAOB
COMMERCIAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
. MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.
Reduced freight rate. For expert aervhte
caU Broadway 70S. Manning Warehouse 4$
Transfer Co. , ;
821 EnTH ST. N. New oom. strictly
modern, bungslow;- rent 876, or will sell;
price 36260; 6300 down, 840 per mc, Irrlng
ton car; unlocked today. East 4990. "
' CALL BROADWAT 680 , .
NORTHwEBTEHN ELECTRTO OOMPANT
WA8H1NGTON AT TENTH BTBEBT
"M "oderrTbouae; alecMtsuJiaa, or rent,
1001 Macadam at. ,
FOR RENT 6 room house, partly furnished.
610442dav... Tabor 6325T
617.60 6 ROOMT house. 819 ioifi
HOUSES
FOtt RENT rCBNITCEE
FOR SALE . 69
FLAT for rent, furniturg for sals, going to
Log Angeles. Kitchen breakfast table. 3
rockers, leather cushioned; 2 slip seatad chairs;
rug, 8ll0; Simmons bed. rem pie te. old-rvery;
library table, chiffonier, sanitary couch and pad;
equity in piano. Move in, rent -paid to Tseoe-i-.
iT'l ?lAor 2W- E. "Sbof f, 87H . Buss.lL
East 4706, . .
LEAVINf) city.' selling our famitura of 6 -room
. lower flat, close in, west side, furuaa., wwnd.
aQ oak furniture, rent only 980 a .; ber
th best bargain ta town; no dealara. - CaU
869 12thst, - - --,-,
4 RfeOMflat. l0 month to party buying fur
niture sold, but party couldn't get money,
must sell again.. Apt. C, J023sj Hswtbome. ,
FLAT for rent and furnitiir. for sale. 9 swwds
wood tn bayment. Call Mar. 989. 608 S. 3d.
FLAT 'or rent to parry buying furniture; walk-
ing distance; desirable. Msin 8018.
, ;;.-;tiiFrRNlS HEP HOTJ8E 19
FLBNIhHElJ bungslow with' fiiigoe."pip,l
furnac,. hardwood floors, bath with howar,
garage, near ps red st., near school. Owner.
Vvoodlswn 4307. " '
fOB RENT Furnished complete, modern f.
room bona. 9 bedrooms, (omao. 969 Haw
thorn ave. . .-.'. .
V- OR 6-kOOM furnisheti boa, in Mbnrnsa'
district: will lease, far vsar.
C Jonas, 6
Grand ava.. Apt. 214;
FURNISHED FLATS
69
FOR RENT A four-room flat snd Iarg stagl
Taoor ZZ4B.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
49
4-ROOM furnished apartments, 916; 8-rmaai
. furnished apartment; 814; 4 -room iorsisbed
apartment., 311. 832 Milwsnkl ave.
ONE or more reliable girls to share apt.; gas,
electricity, heat furnished; It per weak each.
Broadway 647S. LL
t'NFUBNIMUEO, heaaed, 8 room apt., 637.6 A
furoUhed
831 Eleventh at. Main 2778.
IDAHO apartments 3X9 6th sL. 3 room suite,
I as range, sink. M sin 9629.
FCRSI8HED arartment for ysat, no childresT
821 Thnrman street. V , -
930 Furnished 3-room modem apt, tiectnoliy
and gas. 60 Cook v. - ' '
STORES AND OFFICES ; ; II
FfTB BENT 2moderantidfrio re-eas
reaaonsble, first class location. Xott bldg.,
Lents station. Phong Tsbor 1646. -6f
ItE suitable tor carpenter shop, cheap rent,
Bdwy. 2457.
VTA NTED TO RENT . 1
BE8P(SIBLE party
smsll furnished or
with
8 children desirs
unfursisbsd honsa.
tel.
erencea. Tsbor 886.
I OR 6 KOOM furnished house in suburban
distrktV wl kas. for year, C. aon, 66 Y
Orand ave.. Apt. 214. '
WANTED To rent small bona, with garage, if
possible, nesr Shattnck school; not ascesssrily
modern. Teacher. 808 Colleg. st , - ;
WE BENT your house without expens ta you. .
Ieirabto tensnts. Msm 9323.
WANTED 7 room "nous, immediate poasssnloa.
small payment, small monthly. East 4476.
EMPLOYED woman want to rent 1 or 2 hooes-
keeping worn by Nov. 14. T-711, Journaj.
WASTED, by young offer man, room and
garage; give location and rate. W-9S, J auras I.
WANTED-Hous . and barn; furnished ifpo-
sible. X-139, Jonmsl.
TWO or 3 -room lttt furnished apartment of
flat by NoVTmber 31. E-47T. Journal -
AA2TMENT or' hoosekaepiog room" by young
couple..,,' Mam 848. ; ' ;. - - ;
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