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Newspaper Page TextV ... THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,. SUNDAY ' MORNING, NOVEMBER. 21, 1920. NEW TODAY ! AuctionSales AT WILSON'S AUCTION HOUSE 16S.171 SECOND STREET (SEAS jrOHIUSOJO regular SALESDAYS MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 19 A. II. AN F.5CEPTIOVALLY FIJfE LOT OF GOODS FOR' Monday's Sale Inrlulingr ALMOST M-W D1MSC bUITK. COMPLETE vis.. Round I'ed fHtal Ext. Table; full Blip-seat Dining ( hairs and Mufft t in waxed, oak : one IS-FT. KXTl-.SfIO TABLE, CHAIRS, I'HHA CUISKT, BUFFET and SIDE TARI.K, in fine condition ; Btl-HAVES PORT in Boston leather, compete with mattre.ss; leather peat ROCKERS, BOOKCASES, II BRAKY TABLES., JKA,SS and IKON BKDS, Springs. FFI,T mid FI.OSS MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, IVORY and OAK DRESS ERS, Commode. Toiletware, .NEW HOME IIROFHKAII SEWIXO MA I HI Mi. CARPETS, RIGS, Steel Range, Heating Stove, tJ.is Heater and other ffeot. Said Roods have only been ued a short time, are in excellent condition and are worthy of your attention. Also a' quantity of Salmon Nets and Sinkers. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY we sell again at 10 a. m. L Bargains Bargain Bargains - jy ocr ' PRIVATE SALE 'DEPARTMENT Player and Standard Upright Pianos Several Good Talking Machines ALE KINDS OF High Grade Furniture Carpets and Room-size Rugs Steel and Gas Ranges .AT PRICES THAT "WILL INTEREST YOU AUCTION SALE Receiver's Sale of Pool Room KXOWN AS TIIE Multnomah Guard . Club 532' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ' THIRD AS I STARK STS. . Monday at 2 P. M. Comprising :' Three POOL TABLES, one BILLIARD TABLE. CUES and BALLS, REFRIGERATOR, FLAT-TOP DESK, thre Office Chairs. "NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, SIX-FOOT FLOOR CASE, ('orXCTK CAHES.,44 CHAIRS, 65 FOLDING CHAIRS. UNDERWOOD "VISIBLE - TYPEWRITER, five Card Talilew. Mirrors. . lot Folding Tables. TOBACCOS and SOFT DRINKS, Dishes, Cooking Utensils ana other nu merous lots., Portland Association receivers. of Credit Men, J. T. WILSOX, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE ' Manufacturer's Stock of Library and 'Dining Tables . On Tuesday Next At 10 A. M. AT 12S rXTOV AVE.. COR. EAST MORRISON STREET COMPRISING Sixty-five Extension Tables and Fifty Library Tables iy MAIIOGAA'Y, IMITATION MA HOUASY AMD WAL.MT All William and Mary Designs WILL BE SOLD IX LOTS TO SUIT J. T. WILS03, Anctloner. We pay cash for Furniture and Household Effects. Call Main 1626. Installment Loans - OX IMPROVED ierty From One to Tea Yearn " NO COMMISSION Union Abstract Co. MONEY To Loan on Improved Real Estate TITLE & TRUST COMPANY TitU and Trust Building Gity Prop XEW ! TODAY 4 to 6 Room Houses Small payments monthly .down and . small payments. : ALL STRICTLY MODERN with . hardwood floors throughout Values Ranging from $4500 to $6000 V H.LHamblet&Co. 443 Stark St. Broadway 1288 SUNDAY CALL AUTO. 318 24 INDUSTRIAL Any Size Any Location , j Any Price WITH RAIL TRACKAGE WITH OR WITHOUT WATER FRONTAGE WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO. 85 FOURTH ST. LARGE R O O On Holladay quarter block; 15 rooms, klcgant central en trance, hall! and stairway; 9 or 10 sleeping rooms and porch for 8' bedsj fine view balcony; hot wler heat; hardwood floors, old; ivory woodwork very fine !fireplace in living room; ideal location for home, exclusive family hotel or ma ternity home. Photograph and full information gladly fur nished upon application. MRS, HARRY PRICE PALMER 440 E. 21st N. East 7976 A DIFFERENT HOME ! $8250 Of bungalow type, with liv ing room 16x31, off, which is sunroom With -French doors; also dining room with coloring in blue and black; large, light, sunny kitchen; 1 bedroom 1st floor, 3 on second floor bath room equipped with set-in tub, ; pedestal lavatory, etc. Full cement basement, good garage. Excellent location, in freart of Ifvington district. i ; MRS. HARRY PRICE PALMER East 7976 Sacrifice WILL BUY One-Acre tract adjoining Willamettef Height, with 225 feet of paved frontage on ASPEN STREET Street Improvements, water, sewer and gas in and paid for. ASSESSOR'S CASH. VALUE M400 See Owner, 215 Commonwealth Bldg. Portland Rug Co. PJTDER NEW MANAGEMENT We Have Cut Our Prices for jjk Limited Time ONE xl FT, FLUFF (nn ETi HUG ...j.... 0--eOU EEuG8l!0J.T:.F.L.Uff.r-$17.50 All Other Work at 20 Discount! Fluff Bugs Made From "d Carpet, .EAG. RUGS A SPECIALTY Giyii US A TRIAL We-iCaH and Deliver 1872-1S7 Ej 1TTII ST. SELL. S8SS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IRVLNGTON Fine 7-rbom residence, full base ment. 2 fireplaces, furnace, hardwood floors, bulit-lns ; garage. Owner called East and must be sold at once. House alone worth S8000. .Price Only $7000 Henry W. Goddard ! M STARK ST. SITES M $3500 i KY.Vr TODAY I Close to Portland Tract of 7200 acres of cut-over land between Portland and Astoria now being: offered for sale it low prices and on very easy terms. Excellent boat service. Low farea and freight rates. Landing store and freight house on the property. Very deep Olympic silt soiLj which has shown itself capable of raising any farm produce that will grow in this climate. .Land recently cut over, which means that it can be more easily cleared, as there is no dense under growth to contend with. From 6 acres . of similar land with natural growth of Evergreen blackberries the owner sold J.800 worth last season. Price 30 Per Acre Easy Terms t For Further Information See Johnson-Dodson Company : 633 Northwestern Bank Tilde;. xcoange : Practically new- modern brick and concrete apart ments well located, close in corner lot paying 11 net on price of $?5,OO0. Will accept other property of good value to $30,000 re mainder cash or acceptable securities and m o r1 1 g"age. Monthly statements on hand " I j showing income atjd dis bursements since comple tion. Full information apply to - '-: -tZph 'nTTliM I il'ViiVni' ar?a Inside Property Dealers TWELFTH FLOOR, TEON BLDG. Broadway and Salmon 50x75 AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROADWAY AM) SALMO ST OW OFFERED At a Low Price ! A small cash payment, with the balance A3 long as want ed. Where can thej same money be placed to! make more than on this corner at this price and these terms? R. F. BRYAN 09 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WET WEST SIDE BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE WALKING DISTANCE , PAYS 35 NET ON AMOUNT IN VESTED AND 20 NET ON THE i TOTAL PURCHASE VERT EAST TERMS OS PAYMENTS PRICE DEFERRED FULL PARTICULARS OITEX AT THE OFFICE OF 0. W. BRYAN 609 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ! Close-In Property on Quarter Block at East 15th and Schuyler 9-room house, hjardwood floors throughout, gas furn- j ace, in excellent Condition and location; suitable for home or apartment. MRS. HARRY PRICE PALMER East 7976 WHO'S BOSS OF THE HOUSE? Our service is yours with courteous attention. Yoor interviews with us are confidential. Vie have homes for yoor bride or family. Acreage for summer resorts r gardens. We have ranches for farmers, . Business property with lam ineoma. Onr autos are at your service. v are in business to stay. ORLON R. WHITE A CO 802 E. Uth . I U'din- 4622. ' farms FORSALE OR in u s XtW TODAY Some Good Investments! $4000 AND UP," $ 4,000 Home with income, 2 family flat bide. 2 full lets plumbing, foil burment; bide has very good ap- - ' pearance and i - well located .on paved st., handy to car and school. $ 4,000 West-side, near 23d and Thur man, 2 bouses on 50x104 lot, rood ' " location, for future income bldg. .' 7,0002 family flat bide, on S. l&h St., Dear Stark.' walking distsncejS - rooms on each floor, ' reasoiuto terms. - ' - 10,000 Store bide. Exehanee for-er-aee near city. This bide, has 2 flats of 5 rooms, each, and 2 retaH stores on ground floor; income f 95 per mo. 910,500 Flit bide., near 25th and Thur man, 4 flats of 4 rooms each, 1 apt. of 3 rooms in basement, also rooms on 3d floor not finished. . steam beatine plant, lot BOilOO. $1 0,50,0 i flats of 6 rooms each, corner lot, pared streets, located on K. 10th and Center sta. 1 2,000 West side, 2' family flat on 11th at.r near Mainr thin is a very nice . little bide., walkine distance from downtown shoppine district. 916,500 5 family furnulied flat,' on west side, near 12th st, beautiful iew of entiro city, income (liOO per mf. . 920,000 Brick and stucco apartment completely, furnished, 32 apt, of 2 and 3 rooms each, good steam heatine plant, located in central east side. $30,000 Furnished apartment bide, on corner, plenty of air and light. 12 apts,, 0 of 4 rooms each. 3 of 2 - rooms each. This bide, is in extra' fine Condition. Reai fine steam heating plant. If you want a good little apartment house with good income, look this up. Can arraneb some terms, t , $30,000 4i flats on.jBroadway, 5 rooms ea:li, ice boses. eas ranees, fine ktcam heating 'plant, full lot; this hide, is on Broadway, only few blocks from Journal bide. 935,000 Furnished apt bide., west side. , walking distance. block off Broadway, 19 apts.. all furnished excepting one; can give- immediate possesion. Reasonable terms. We have many other good Investments In store bldgs., office bldgs., apartment Mdgju, hotel btdgs., flat bldgs,, etc. Ritter, Lowe & Co. 201 3-6-7 BOARD OF TRADE BLDQ. We write all kinds of Insurance. I RiVERDALE! FOR SALE: A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN THE CHOICEST SECTION OF THIS DISTRICT Io you know what this implies? It means that you are just off Riverside Drive, only 3f blocks from the river and ail the chances for river sports : near the station?' 15 minutes from 4th and Washington. ' j Opposite Waverley Oolf Club, with all city conveniences, and that includes daily deliveries of everything. Near as pood a school as can be found in the Northwest. The neighborhood is unexcelled, a plnce where you will be more than satis fied to establish a permanent home. The house Is In prime condition and ready and waiting for you. It Is mod ern in every way, substantial, and in ita setting of fine trees and shrubs, with grounds lOOxroO feet, makes a handsome home, and all this for 115,000. Let me tell you more about it and show it to you. Mrs. Helen S. Turner 1006 Spalding Bldfr-Maln R6B Residence, Kiverdaie Main 7271 Buy this Gome for $62422! 11 wiH d! yoaj how w.Ii ari Dtiy lhaa homer bftmr (or rorilrh, on and wmdows, asik. hardware snd paiat U cttf a fit Bad nrady r pMt n tdkir oil a prraa cat. welt-beilt bmm. rcv f eimeL isr auck mom m cat apaitiwtut. sad whm a htrgcr kmnt m d wd. ran bt eaaito aM at a food figure Wm you mum a remw boaac. ya gt?r Wttar avtcraiM, a Mttrr ccwtrucf horn, mmm amfooaw Smd lOr fnr Book. Drawer B-4318 FENNER MFG. CO.. POkrLANTJ.Ol Irvingtoh Bungalow 7 beautiful rooms, modern in con struction; oak floors ud and down hot-water heat, tub bath down and shower up. Garage in keeping with this exclusive bungalow. East front. Very best part of Irvington; $9500. Terms can be arranged. Let, me show you this and make your own comparison. C. M. DERR; COE A. McKENNA & CO., 82 4th Street. Main 4522 NEW IRVINGTON BUNGALOW $6500 Owner must sacrifice new 5 room absolutely modern, all built-lns, floored attic, concrete garage. Sight ly corner. All improvements paid in full. Consider small car or clear resi dence lot 0W5EB, Sit Stark St. Marshall ilil. Oon't Fatl to 8m Our Exhibit at th Food 8how In Ths Armory, 8UII No. 21. Ladles San your e4d carpet, rugs and woc4- en clothing. Let us make new rugs tor you. 18 E. ti st. Phono Easa 3680 WE CALL AND DELIVER Tbo oldest and best equipped factory hi tbo Northwest. Fluff and nt ran woven All sizes. Carpets cleaned, etc FOR MAIL ORDERS SEND FOR BOOKLET Oregon Fluff Rug Co. Formerly Montavllla Rf Co. Fluff Rugs Mado From Old Carpats Rag Rugs Wenn All Sizes Oarpot Cleaning, Sizing, Reflating Wo Call and Dsllvsr 1882-1884 E. Stark SW Tabor 7814 m I 1 a . m I r :m xrfiox Atax APARTMENTS! Income $14,000 "must; HAVE $16,500 CASH : -- Will Sell Building WITH FURNITURE Owners, Main 1377 AUCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS DECEMBER 10, 1920 AT 55 SECOSD STREET All storage accounts 4 months past due. Uoods subject to sale on this date. C. O. PICK TRANSFER COMPASI & STORAGE MEETING NOTICES 41 Masquerade Ball SI 25.00 in Prizes Bisgest Masquerade Ball of the season, siren Dy the Live Wires, Anchor council No. 746 (of course). Security Benefit association. Tuesday nicht, November 23, W. O. W. liall. 128 11th st. Maskers always consider this annual event the test of their costumes. Prize winners at this dancs will win a prize at any mask ball; 30 suitable prizes for the winners costing over $125 will be riven away. Be sure and come time of your life; fun for ail! Admission. 35 cents, including tax. FREK MEETING KIFKRATRICK Onncil 222T; Security Benefit association. Fsee open meeting next Friday, at Swiss hall', ad and Jefferson. rds !i00, dancing, llochs' famous union orchestra. Jusf the place to go for a real good time, and no charges: come. Also remember the Big Mask - i-u .irw i ear s E,ve. is nriZPS. 'I h. K.fit miiaw mwA , V, .1 1 O admission. If you want insurance, join onr ooancil. Watcn the raco . and see ths fun. The- mule is again leading. ' BIG NOISr?. THAKSGrVIN? SFRPENTTVE TANCE. THURSHAT V.VP. vi v os v l-ortland Star Homestead No. 4 2, Brotherhood of American Yncmcrt. at thn: Turn Verein hall, 525 13th st Everybody will receive a mnsiral inrtrument to make a nnixe with between dances. Mttuc f 1 1 r-r J. V. 1 1 , THE FAMOUS BLISH 5 PIECE ORCHESTRA. THIS WILL BE THE BPi DAXCL OF THE NIGHT. I HERE Wn.L BE NOISE, FFM AND 8EK I'ENTININ'ti ;AL0HE. Admission: Gents, B5o; ladies, 40c Tetta Hames, correspondent. 205 AJiaky bldg , niona aiain nsao. JOHN SHANNON U O. L. No. 509 A special meeting of this lodge will be held Monday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, at lodse room for the purpose of conducting the burial ceremony of our late brother Jerome Palmer. Funeral services will be at Public Audi torium, at 2 o'clock r, wn Tnt.- is-TBSSw,! ment.- at Rose Oitv CTr-, Vitin brothers invited. Mem bers will please brin automobiles. By order of the tVonhy Master. GIL R RAZEE GROTTOToT 65. M. O. V. p. K. R., stated meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock in Pythian bldg., 388 Yamhill st. Visiting prophets welcome. By order of the Monarch. J. H. BFTLER, Sec M. W. A.. Rose Oitv camn mMtti r in their own hall. 8 11th st. ntsr ' c . . i . ..... wai. ocjy .iitrouaj e,emng. visitors cordially invited. IL J. WHIPPLE. J. W. SIMMONS. Consul. Clerk, 318 Teon Building. A STATED conclave of Wash ington ('.ommaudcrv No. 15, K. T., wilV be held Tuf-day evening. November 23, at 7:30 P. m Ka.st 8th and Hnmside kta. Solouming Sir Knights ordially inviud. G. P. KISMAN. Kecorder. IVANBOETlomestead No. 5038. B. A. Y. Reg ular dance and card party Wednesday. Nov. 24. 1920. at the Women "of Woodcraft hall, 10th and Taylor sts. What is happening on Dec. 29, li20? Watch the papers. Pearl Owens, or respondent, 212 Ry. Each, bldg. Main 967. MASQUEBAirE liall. Liberty Assembly United Artisans Wednesday, Nov. 24, Woodmen hall, E. 6th and Alder st Prizes. Admission 55c EMBLEM JEWELRY a specialty, button., pins, harms Jaeger Bros.. 131-133 6th st. TiEATIIS AND FTXFRALS PALMER November 17, Jerome Palmer, aged 43 years, late of 609 Liberty street; beloved son of Samantha Palmer, brother of Marion Palmer, both of this city; W. V. Palmer, Seattle; Wash. ; I. E. Palmer, Bandon. Or. ; Monroe Palmer, San Diego. Cat : Mrs. Hyrtle M. Stout, Castlerock, Wash. Funeral services will be con ducted Monday, Nov. 22, at 2 p. m., at the Portland Auditorium, Third and Clay 'sts. In terment Rose City cemetery. Friends desiring to view ths remains may do so at Pearson's under taking parlors, Russell and -Union, or at Thd Auditorium between tho hours of 8 a. m, and 2 p. m. Monday. SfOLF At 1667 East Thirteenth street. No vember 18. Theodore Nolf. ago 70 years 2 months 17 days, beloved husband of Fredonia Nolf. Funeral orrvicea will be held tomorrow (Sunday). 2:30 p. m., November 21, at the fnnerai chapel of the Portland crematorium. Friends invited. Interment crematorium re ceiving vault. The remains are at the resi dential funeral rsrtnr of Walter ( . Kenworthy, 1532-34 East Thirteenth street. Sellwood. BALDWIN Nov. 20, at the family residence. 440 N.' 23d st., Martha J. Baldwin, aged. 81 years, mother of Mrs Belle Daugherty of Santa Rosa. Cal.. G. U.. G. W., J. E.. and Wl P. Baldwin of thia city. Tha funeral service will be held Tnesdsy, Nov. 23d. at 2 o'clock p. m. at the above residence. Friends invited. Con cluding service tone Fir cemetery. J. P. Finley & Ron, directors. ' v ESTBERC Nov. 20, at his late residence. 464 Vancouver are. Hans Person Esthers, aged 75 years, beloved father of Andrew, Axel and Alfred Esthers all of this city. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday; Not. 23. at-2:30 p. m.. at Pearson's undertaking parlors, Russell st, at Union are. Friends invited. Interment at Rose City cemetery. ' LINN In thia city. Nor. 19, Neil Linn, aged 18, late of Napavine, Wash., and beloved son and brother of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lion. Mrs. M. II. .Steinhart of Tacoma, Mrs. 8. E. Weaver, of Wenatcheo, Wash. , and Lee D. Linn of Napa vine, Wash. Remains were forwarded yesterday at 4 p. m. under tho direction of Miller it Tracer to Chehalis, Wash. LOWE At tho residence 4206 61st st a E.. Nov. 20, George Lowe, aged 62 years, beloved step-fa-her of Ida Hurl but and Iena Morales of this city and grandfather of Eleanor Morales. Funeral notice later. Remains at tha residential parlors of Miller & Tracer. HORENSTEIN In this city. Not. 19. 1920, Lewis Horenatein, aged 3 years. Remains at Holmaii's funeral parlors. Third and Salmon sts. Notice of funeral later. ' JIORN8TEIN In this city. Nor. 19, 1920. Louis Hometmn. aged 8 yean. Retnaina at Holman's funeral parlors, 3d and Salmon sts. Notice of funeral later. CILBERTSON Funeral services of Caroline Culbertson svill be held Sunday, 1 :30 p. m., at Portland crematorium. Friends invited. FFICERAL TJIRECTORS R.T.BYRNES New residence es tablishment 901 Williams ave. Woodlawa 22F. East 781 r B -.lU Mrs.- Lerco. B-1888 r.LrtLcSrLia Assistant UNDERTAKERS. ' B. 11th and Hawtbomo, MILLER TRACEI, independent funeral dV rectors - Prices as low as 820, 140, 180. Washington at Ella.- Main 2691. A-7885. DOWNING M'KEMAB A homelike place. Moderate in prices, Irringtoo district PDwm East- 64. ' " - B. W. GABLE CO.. Bnccesaon to W. H. Hamilton, ' 1973 E. Glisan. Plionte Tabor 4819. If 'EN I EE tc EI LEES, funeral parlors wits al the privacy of a home. 16th and Everett eta. Phones Broadway Z133. Home A-21S3. Breeze&Snooki'ot, B-2546 at A.R.ZellerCo. 892 WiUianu venue. Phone East 1088. rm FFIfERAL DIRECTORS EDW.HOLMAN & SON Funeral Directors .-v . THIRD AND SALMON 8TBEKTS Main 801. A-1S1L, , Lady Assistant :FraiEY'&S0R FUNERAL' DIRECYORS Main 8. MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH. CAST BIDE FUNERAL, . DIRECTOK4 F. S. DUNNINO, INC. ' 1 The Famihy Sets the Price" j 414 M. Alder. Ptone Eart A8. A, . D. Kenworthy 4 & - Co, 8802-5804 92D ST. S. E., LENTS -Pboae Tabor R267. Homo Pbooe D-l . CHAMBERS IX. ' i ' Funeral. Directors. , . AB the Conveniences of a Hone.' VTootflawn 3306. : 248-250 KiUingsworth ave. ?nsv.vi0e! UNDERTAKING CJ. Msin4182 31K.CWC& A-2381. Corner Third and Cla. MOS UM E?iTS Portland Marble Works . 268 4th st. on. City HalL Neu Brae. LACSHSQ GRAMITE Col ay-3P ST. AT f-AOSOr) J' I FLORISTS SPRAYS WttEATMS' MQRAlGON & AU.DEB. 1X8 MORRISON PORTLANO MOTBL MAR.7S3 .CMMua accts soi-ie rvce J SDOAOWiCV 6 SADK. STORES MAR..157 And Floral Dei-igna 25 Large Hothouses. No Branch Mturca. 00 Va.n rn II nrann JMMJISSiS bet. 4th and 5th. uiawwuuw Telephone Main 77p9. Sm.th's .Flower S "Portland's Progressive Florist"' Flowers for All Occasions. Ms'n 7215 - T. C. LUKE. Mgr., 6th and Alder. GEO, BETZ & SON Since 885. FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS and all occasions, 697 Williams svs. Just call Woodlawa 1512. Joseph Beta. Mar:ger. MARTIN & FORBEe) CO.. florists, 834 Wash ington. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers fur aU occasions artistically arranged. ' N W. Rank bldg. Main 6116. 831 Morrison st. Peoples FLORAL SHOP 248 Alder. Marshall 6923 LOST AXD FOOll 21 THE FOI.LOVVINi; articles were found on tars of the P. It I. & P. Co., NovcmW 19: 2 purser cuff link, knife, key. comb, 3 pairs g'ovas, 3 singlo glovea, 10 packages box of muili. 0 lunch boxes. 2 traveling bagi, 2 suitcases. leather case, 19 umbrellas. Owners msy obtain property at Firt and Alder stfl. . LOST tady's white gold 'bracelet watch with black ribbon bracelet , Engraved MAB op ck of caw. Phone Geo. H. Butterfield. Main 2846. Reward. - LOST 3n in man's purse, at 10:30 Saturday between 9th and E. A-h and Front and Mor rison. Finder please return to 15 E. 0 th and Ash. LOST Snare tire, 32x4. Firestone rim. tire cover with WcJtcott trademark ; probably on R2d st.. between 42d and 53d ave. S. E. Call Broadway 26S6. LOST Underwood Fredential cardc.sse, check . book and bankbook, somewhere on or near Lombard st. Call East 7930.. LtiST -Beaver fur between city and Holman at. on 8t Johns car, or on llawthorne ave. Tabor 2300. Reward. LOST Leather purse containing keys. Return to National Laundry Co. or phone East 494. Reward. " THE party is known who took gentleman's um brella from Reo car; kindly return to N. W. Auto Co. No questions asked. , LOST Pair of Weed automobile tire chains, 30x3 H ; return to 267 Going street and re ceive reward. LOST Airedale dog, short tail, shaugy, collar with 3 license tags. Return , to 435 Prescott st Reward. Woodlawn 3307. LOST Lady's iuTd waih Wed. eve., bet Jewel restaurant and Baker theatre. Reward. Notify manager Hippodrome. - IjOST Between Van Houten and E. 41st and Mam, Btring of 3 strand cut steel beads, val ued as keepsake. Reward. Call Col. 633. LOST A engraved wrist watch with initials en back; valued as keeiisake from mother. Call Tabor 7462; reward. LIGHT brown suitc.se lst between 20th snd Lovejoy and 420 4 th st Finder please return to Journal office. - LOST In Meier oc Frank's Saturday noon, bill fold containing paper money. Fred C. Young, Multnomah hotel.-. No questions asked. Lost- Ring with two opals apd 2 diamonda Nov. 13, downtown district; reward. Return to H17 Missouri ave. LOST On Holman at., bet Greeley and Dela ware, bunch keys, Thursday eve. Wdln. 5117. LOST Sigma Chi fraternity pin. engraved E. ,1'adclen. Main 7S.8. LOST Moose charm, initials "J. B." Return to 895 Yamhill, room 3. Reward. LOST Small black dog, very old: return to 1526 E.'Bnrnside st Tabor 5537. Rpwsrd. FOUND Automobile spare tire and rim. Owner desribe. peay for ad. 11-585, Journal. LOST-In iwtoffice"lobbyI NovT" 19-26 dlt mond stickpin ; reward. . Jones, Sellwood 84. LOST Fox scarf on 14th St., suitable reward for return of same. CaS Kast 4047. ONE AIREDALE pup.' East 3326 after 5 p. m. BUSINESS AHTi TRADE SCHOOLS 90 ARE YOTJ LOOKING FOR A BETTER J08T Get into the auto and tractor busineaa. A few weeks' training In our big, practical ahopa qualifies you for a big paying position in any branch of this business. Includes automobiles; tractors, tire repairing, battery work, machine shop. Men of any age eligible. No previous experience necessary. Splendid working condi tions! You can earn your room and board the few weeks you are learning. Unusual oppor tunities to locate in California. Ideal cli mate. 9000 N. A. 8. graduates holding highest paid position in the country. FREE employ ment service. Write' now for your book of facts. Tells hew YOU can earn big money in this business. Its FREE. National Automotive School, 804 S. Figueroa, Los-Angeles, Cel. L.EN,- SPEND YOUR WIN Tk.lt EVE.NLNGS AT PURs AutomobiW and tractor engvWtimg, welding and bronzing. Special ignition. . battery and eJectriral work. Vulcanizing ami retreading. , UEMPHILL'8 TRADE SCHOOLS. 70? Hawthorne Ave., Cor, 20th. Terms If Desired. ' We!'l lArgest Business . College, Assure EVERY ' GRADUATE A POSITTOT AU business courses, including eomptometet training. Enroll anytime day . school, night school. Write for free catalogue. Fourth near Morrison. . Phone Main 600. b60siriBs A Position for Each Graduate. A1USKX BUILDING, A CORRESPONDENCE SUPERVISOR earns from $3000 to 810,000 per year. Thia new profession is open to stenographers, m secre taries, salesmen, etc Write for particulars, cir-ing.-position and busineas . experience- N-333, Journal. ' LEARN TELEGBAPETt Young men and women wanted; eaB 484 Railway Exchange bldg.; splendid opportunity to learn s Weil paia piotesaion. Kaiiway laie- grapn InstJtnte. -tignt MOLES BARBER OOLLEGB will teach yoa the trade in 8 weeka, receive some pay whiie learnins. Fceitkms secured. ' Ex-aerrice men re eev state aid. Wriu or ceil for oalaiugue, 234 Bnrnside rt . EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, T" KJse Regjaa Buekei's priTate school; uKiiridasl in urana ave. - cast PORTLAND Barber College teaches the barber trade in eight weeks; pays while learning; good set of tools given; rposuions stenred; tmi- tion reduced. 88 N. Second. MEN. WOMEN learn berber trade: wages whiie learning; positions gnsrsnteed. Mgr. 22 years' experience Oregon Barber College, 288 Madisua. lOCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll free. Frank EL Welles, faraer ssstetam state opt.. Mgr.. N, W. bank bldg. Phone Main 8278. OREGON law school. Aliaky bids.. 2d W. & Birhsrdaon, sag. Atais 811. I ..tBV- l a m. JT rt ft. 1 Jl&UJ 11 a-ef 1 VijLL.Ut You Can Get Results From Journal Dime-a.Line,, Want SEE WHA T ONE The Oldest Office In Oregon THE PIONEER EMPLOYMENT! CO. t 14 NOMTH SiOOMO 8T. , -, f i Q. A. HURLY.-Ktanager i - POHTLAND, OREGON, KOV. 12, 1920. Oregon Journal, Portland, Oregon. Gentlemen: Our advertisement In The Journal Sunday, November 7,'. 'under Male Help Wanted, produced better results than we have received from any advertisement we have had published In any publication dur ing the present year. - " We received direct from this advertisement two Jand clearing; con tracts amounting to 1S00 and ,1200, three wood cuttinx contracts running; from 350 cords to 1500 cords each, and we also received inquiries for labor from Benton, 'Wasco, Yamhill, Clackamas and Marion counties. , We believe your service is Invaluable Jo us and we expect to use you columns quite extensively In the future. . Sincerely ydurs, THE PIONEEU EMPLOYMENT COMPANY. By O. A. Hurley, Manager. you need help of dyy kind, Journal "Dimc-a-- Line?' Want ads aWl find it for you BTRINESS AXD TRADE SCHOOLS 89 LEARN,. AVIATION EARN 75 TO 800 WEEKLY Complete courses in mechanics snd flying. Aero clab license on gradustmn. All courses free to federal vocational training men. The state of Ore gon allows 825 'per month for educational pur poses to's Oregan ex-service men. First and only exclusive Aeronautical school in the Northwest. A SCHOOL WHICH HAS OVER 2000 PKK CENT MORE PUPILS THAN ANY OTHER SIMILAR SCHOOL IN THIS TERRITORY. No bond required. . Catalogne on reqnrat DUDREY AIRCRAFT COMPANY, Portland. 824 Morgan Bldg. Oregon. LEARN automobile and jvractor repairing arid driving in America's larg!.t snd finest mwm of, trade schools. We also teach ail branches of ignition, c-lectrical and battery work, vulcanising and re-treading, welding and biasing, snd livtnie tion on all types of marine snd stationary en gines snd farm lighting plants. You take the tools in yonr hahdt and get the actusl practical shop experience. The Hemphill schools turn out thousands of successful graduates every year Do you want to join this class of well trained and high paid men? State aid to former service men. Information and catalog upon requet. Day and evening elasfes. Hemphill ITrsde Schools. Inc., 707 Hawthorne ave. cor. '20th. STEEN SEWING SCHrmi, Bleek s sytetm ol ladies' tailoring snd dressmaking ts4ight; pat terns cut to measure. Phone Esrt 2359. 113307 1 52 Grand sve near Belmont. HELP WANTED MALE V EMPLOYMENT ' NLUMPsrw 1 H KOttiM ticosfofr WANT AD TALK TO FARMERS The study t of emplujrment from the fanner's standpoint has taught us that the farmer like all business men wants to know not only employment conditions but the people with whom he deals. Emplpy- ' merit is governed by the msrket The price of merchandise, the price of food products, the price of clothing, the cost of farm machinery and the eot of labor all -enter in the study of employment. For 21 years this office has bsndled ih , ployment, studied employment, watched the labor conditions nd tnarket changes. We have trie to be honest with the employer and the employe. We have tried to build up s stable tm.lneM on business lines. Have we succeeded in doing this? Do not take our word that we have but aik your neighbor, ask the business men of Port land. Ask any one who. has had dealings with the "Old Pioneer." You can easily, ascertain this Information. Every one knows of the "Pioneer." We helped "Pioneer" the employment -business in Oregon. We helped blase the trail and our standing based nn 21 years of successful effort we are willing to have you investigate. We are -willing to have the spotlight of publicity turned on our record. , The season Is now open for wood cut ting, land clearing and grubbing. We can furnish you men who have their own drag saw outfits, who will take your cord wood rntting contracts. This work brings from (2 to 12.75 per cord, according W the ' timber, land and other conditions to be contended with. JVe have hand men avail able for cutting wood by the day or by the cord. We have men wanting to- clear and grub land at from $60 to $100 per acre, ac cording to the class of clearint. We liave men who will slah your brush for you We have farm hands, milkers, stockmen, lessees for your land; in fact we have every thing in the way of labor available. 1 We feel there is a change coming along many lines but we also tfeel certain that th4 change will be beneficial. The farmer must produce capacity crops and we are here to help him do so. The organized effort to beat down the price of commodities pro Uaeed by the farmer baa reached the lowest level that will prevail.. The market is at Its lowest at the close of the season fol- lowing the crop production and this being 4 an - election year the tumble came and the worst has passed. The new administration will rtablize conditions and prices will again become normal following 1 tlie first of the year. The farmer who neglects to get his crops in the ground and who does not pre pare for the coming year will lose jnoney. We want to sec the farmer go ahead and we are here to help him as best we can. Our phone is "Broadway 2278. Phone or wire rush orders'" ouFfexpeuse. REMEMBER THE PLACB 1 .14 NORTH SECOND STREET SOftTUmO. CrtS J JANITOR wanted. Matt between 30 and c6 years of age to do general Janitor work in automobile . establishment and ' manufacturing plant Wl want man who is not afraid of wors and who desires a steady job, both winter tnd summer. State qualifications, reference and wages expected. 8-371, Journal. . THE Oregon State Motor association, desiring to increase its membership for the 'purpose of being of assistance to the automobile tour ists during the year . 1821, requires the services of several life membership salesmen. .. Apply st 273 Pine et. " ' - FORD SALESMAN WANTED We tiave s position open on oaf Ford selling force that offers an "excellent opportunity to a thrifty younr man with selling ability; good future. Ask fog Mr. Wricht or Mr. . Odgera, 60 N. Broadway at Davis st - ' - ' I EARN $25 A, DAY , We want four men willing to put In eight hours per day selling at half price the best tire on the market See salesmanager. Perfection Tire Co., 10th and Stark, et THE WEST Oregon lAunber Co., Linnton, Or., , will want s force "of constructing millwrights beginning ahrmt Not. 23. Mift be competent and bring tools. Apply In person. WANT -experienced man to clear land. One who understands powder and big stumps. Don t apply unless experienced In the work. Bull Run car. Pleasant Home. C. L. Williams. WANTED Single energetic man for small ranch near Portland, eat of references required. W-770. Journal. ... BLACKSMITH for logging camp; most be s married man, 8 brs, per day. Apply Sun- day.' Butts A Oak. 241 Couch st. SOMEONE to live in partly finished house and work on it. spar. time. , Write) Smith, 1240 Maryland aee. WANTED" Wood ehopper. Take Oregon Elee triat to Whitford sts.. Co south to the black smith shop. SPLN DID alabwood proposition for competent man with truck. .Main 3380, after today. EARN $10 DAY gatherin; tTerrreena for CLrut maa. Botanical, 469 West Haven, Conn. EXPERIENCED , woodcutters wantedT-Main 8068. - ADVANCE man wanted immediately by Hawaiian troupe, 498 E. 18th st S. j Tlo tc Trwif- Ads MA N SA YS Free Service to Employers HELP WAXTFD MALE 15 NORTH l 2ND.STREETi - r-30 EMPLOYMENT BCOADWAV B7. ( COUSINS' KMI'IfiTMIfVT SFMtVICB 273 flT'RNSIDK STREET PHONE HltOADWAV 1H00 An Office Tliat LiTen a8tiare Deal Bntk to Emtdnyer and Employe When in need of help of any kind ! Jnst call me on , ths phons. Hotel, restaurant farming, land clearing, tc.j j furnished on linrt notire. i WM. P. COUSINS, Manager. THE OLDS, WORTMAN A KING 'STORK re quires the MTjcs of an experienced drapery sslt-sman : - aio funnitttre -wili tninn. Apply, U Iierintendent's office, 0:13 pi 10:30 a. in. K VI, KSM r. y W A ' TK"I R SAl-KciMEN To self during thV season of lOsT) ; beginning Junuary 1. tl. npted HliAW LINK of: Art and It.i' intM Cslnulsr, Fans, Pencil, 8ign. leather and other Inch grade, advertising, siicoialtiw. It is a Jine of merit and worth of? th ht efforts of the wWt CAimble salesmen, tl-cret'ore, we srtr intere'tinl "only In Wen who nifsn businen sqrl are seeking a ier lanent eon noetiun. Mn with ability Pi call on bsnks and ' other high cln-ti bilMhcss wtirbHalimenlfl. Liberal compennation to tho right men For tsrtk-iilar, address The Sliaw Adfertiauig Co., Kaunas City. Mo. IF Ton ARE LOOK'NO FOtt AN PNPSOAti OPPORTUNITY AND AUK WILLING TO PAY THE PRICE IN TKMK AND INTELLI GENT KFroltT. ONE OF THE LARGEST IN. PUBANCIS COMI'ANlKt! IN THE WOKI.D Wll.I. TRAIN illl' IN INSI'RA.NCB J4.V1.K8 MANSHI1'. SYSTEM ATIO EDUCATION AND IF'iStiNAL ASSISTANCE. I M.1M1IKD Ol' HltTU.MTIKS FOH MAKING MONEY AND PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT. W-63. Joornel T TAij;sMEN WANTED ' To yonng men now employed, but not satis fied with presicnt pwitiitB, . I will . give yo trarnisai in sslefniaiibiti evening, and If yu UMslify Atition b oivn for you. Call Monday KieriiiiK, 7-30, 404" Siiald tig lildg. . 8AI.I5iME"N Eih rinicud ciiiii ctlon agency i aslcsmen Nw. sttrnctjve, well advertised proposition in.urcs $2t0 wrakly to producers. Secure your terri-tory af once. ARROW SEitV II 'E, Schenwlsdy N. Y. j - ..- WE liESIRE arr eterWnied salesmsn, OrrgMi territory, high grade line of wsterirof clntrV Ing snd ii!orn'hiln coatn; ttraight commission.. If Qualified, write" full record, firt letter, Good t"tr Wst-r)'M'f Minnesfiolisi Minn. 500 MONTlli.y, selling new pa U 11 ted gssoline " )riaer; 56 mjlcs'iter rallon made with Foi'l. On. rampie fr.-. btraniky Vapirir Co., 67 Pnkwa na , S lxk. j CAN USE two young men with some sales "1 ability arid twid personal apiesrsnee; good money. Call 402 Spalding bldg, Monday, 8:80' to 5 p. m. !IEN with ability can mske bign7neT nlgfi grade propuutiun; live wires should call 818 wkum bldg. I . WANTED AGENTS toooo A YEAR Is yonr profit' frcm 4 sslos a day: Daridson sold 06 nne week; no ex)erletice needed; the Alad Hin light ix-a,. wnwtton wherever introduced; 5 time a-i briuht as electric; won gold medal; tested and reef nmended by 35 lending univer sities; farmers lm-rs the ncy; they need thia light and out of 10 fill -buy; also big op portunity in small towns and suburbs'; excellent spare-time and evening Seller; wo capital re quired; simple on free trial. Write Mantis Lamp Co., 73 Grand ave. .Portland. Or.- AGENTS! KOAL SAVlii New acientlfio eliem j leal dicornry aouvzes nation; eaves one third coal bill: not s mechanical device; burned with eoal; agents' auoceea astounding; 1500 monthly easily; coal aoarae, price high; ponsibiiitias timndoiist exclusive territory. Write KOAL SAVE CO., Dept AG. 1S9 N. aark st,. Chicago, ID. AGENTS The"eiuriVy agency for the A m tries n Lady waidier, selling at 85.60, worth for tune, and wlH mske yon mor. money than you ever imagine In yonr wildest dream pf for. tune. Communicate with ns' st once". AMKRICAN WASHER WOttKS. t'olmsn Bldg., Seattle, Wuh. A RTSH iE'S IRON- I ftST SO A P CO., 4054 . I.nnrasier sve., Phils., Pa., Mfrs. of the only ORIGINAL Iron Rust Snap, wan' agents. Trade ' mark, print and copyright registered In U, 8. ptcnt office. This soap i removes iron rust -ing tnd uuwssbabl utam from -.othing, marble, sts., like magic. 25e tube. Big profits AGENTS KsiabTIsh s business of .your own; there Is big profit selling soaps, perfumes, toilet proparations. food products, etc; eiclusive temi'iry. Writye quick for particulars. Amerinaa Products Oo.r47 American bldg., Cincinnati, O. l HTABT YOU in th. candy business at hoese, small room of anywhere; everything furnisbeo; earn 30 wkly. up; men-women; experlsnce no necesrary; advertise candy. Send self addressed ttnmp-d envelop, for free partlruiars, avurn Csndymsklng C. Philild-lpbia. Pa. "BIG profits selling Implex transformers; every 1 auto owner neeH themf save gas, banish spark plug trouble; exclusive territory; writs quick. Jubilee Mrg. Oo-;2164 HutionC. Omahs, Neb. AGENTS Large manufacturer wants agents to sell hosiery, underwear: shirts, dresses, skirts, waists, siines, rlol hlng. ' Free samples. Hadiaoa Miil. 603 Broadway, New York. -SHINGr.EKS-WlieB fm want slimgling done, . call Wdin. f.206. 1 HELP WANTED FEMALE LJV'ANTEl-r-Woiatt to red to elderly gentle man and ft of any ether assistance arovoa the honut urr Sundays from 10 a, ss. to 8 p. ss. . ... Call Tabor 93. - ANY girl In need of s friend apply to the Se vation Army Kescne Horn.. Mayfair .sod Atfgender sts Pbone Main 8450. DM. esr, GIRL to susist witb genera niounework ; no wssh ttlg or cooa ing. Apply mursinga. 699 Leve- ly. ! WA N T hit Woiwi pasiy cook in small place; s!"o girl to work in lunch counter noons snd evenings. 577i Waihingam st W'ANTEI An elderly 'wT-man to ear. for little 1" girt and eseist with liuht work. Writs 404 Benton st ' ; HtHJSEKEEFEirKr'mah"wiUi girls li sml'l.. no objection to lady With one child. 1818 Marrom St.. Bt, Johns ear. lA 1 Y .r girl iielper in ' tailor shop; ehaaoe to learn trade, 245 6th. CAPABLE) girl for general housework sad oouk ''. Ing. Apply gPI Flandfri t -WANTED Lady eonianion and eery light work for roovn and board. Wdln. 6159. WANTED ExpeHenced liiushers. 203 Coloip Wa bldg. -j--' -J : - WAITRESSES for Thanksgiving- week- Apply manager Seaside hotel,; Seaside, Or. EOSIE" BOWMAN, calfup" Columbia 784. la-porUfit- I . "- ' . . ' WAN-TED Elderly Lady to take care of chit , dren for her room. -Phone Auto. 231-25, W'ASTED-iirJ to work for room snrf bosrdf7ir the winter; grind heme; Tabor h0. THREE SALESLADIES Call st ones, 431 ArUaan s bids. A i v