THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, lfceO.
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STEW TODAY
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
169-171 Second Street
Near Morrison
NO SALE AT OUR
s SALESROOMS
MONDAY
EXTRAORDINARY
CO.M.MEJrpSG
TOMORROW
(Monday) AT 10 A. M.
WE AHK ISSTlirftTEl) TO SELL
THE ESTIRK FURNISHINGS
OF THE
BARON
APARTMENTS
295 14TH STREET
: (Corner Columbia)
Comprising About 100 Well
Furnished Rooms
Including , BED BAVEIPORT,
LEATHER SEAT and WOOD SEAT
ROCKERS, MORRIS CHAIRS,
COUCHES, LIBRARY and CENTER
TABLES, SANITARY COUCHES AND
PADS, COCCI! COVERS, PORTIERES,
LACE CURTAINS, DRAPES. WILTON,
AXMISSTER- and BRUSSELS CAR.
PETS and ROOM. SIZE RUGS,. EX
TENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS,
BPFFEXS, CHINA CLOSETS, LADIES'
DESKS, COSTtTMEBS. BRASS, VER
NI8 MARTIN and ENAMEL BEDS,
STEEL SPRINGS, GOOD FLOSS and
FELT 'MATTRESSES, FEATHER PIL
LOWS. BLANKETS, COMFORTERS,
SPREADS, oak DRESSERS and CHIF
FONIERS, White Knamel DRESSING
TABLES and OTHER EFFECTS,
SUCH AS USED IN A. FIRST CLASS
APARTMENT HOUSE.
ALL IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION.
J. T WILSON, Auctioneer.
WEDNESDAT and FRIDAT at 10 A. M.
REGULAR SALES AT OUR
SALESROOMS
For GENERAL HOUSEFURNISHINGS
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN OUR,
PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
.Everything to furnibh your home in
HIGH-CLASS GOODS
LARGEST STOCK OF USED GOODS
IN THE CITY
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST
i J. T. WILSON, Proprietor.
If you have Furniture to sell for cash,
call us up. Main 1626.
.-. OX ACCOUNT Of
AuctionSale
35 NET
WEST SIDE BRICK APARTMENT
HOUSE -
W ALKING DISTANCE
PAYS 35 NET ON AMOUNT IN
VESTED AND 20 NET ON THE
- TOTAL PURCHASE PRICE
f, 'IE! EAST TERMS ON DEFERRED
PAYMENTS
FULL PARTICULARS GIVEN AT
THE OFFICE OF
0. W. BRYAN
It CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Broadway and
Salmon
i 50x75
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
BROADWAY AND SALMON..
ST NOW OFFERED
At a" Low Price !
A Bmall cash-"payment, -with
the balance as long as want
ed. Where - can the 'same
money be placed t.o, make
more than on this corner at
this price'and these terms?
R. F. BRYAN
49 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INVESTMENT !
HOME nd FUTURE APARTMENT
SITE. WEST SIDE. CLOSE IN,
FIXE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
SURROUNDINGS THE BEST POS
SIBLE. A beautiful modern home. Spacious,
everything in It the best that money
could buy. - -
In absolutely perfect ' condition.
Large velvety lawn, trees - and
shrubs.
But Portland is growing steadily,
and apartments are getting nearer
and nearer; therefore this property
Is increasing1 in value. Buy it. live
in it for a few years and sell it for
far more than . you , pay for it. or
build a money maker on it, for the
price i low. The lots alone are
worth the price asked.
If you want to. know more about!
It inquire f ,
MRS. HELEN S. TURNER
, 1006 Spalding Bldg. Main 8(1
' Residence, RHer dale, .Main 7271
NEW TODAY
3ft
ESTABLISHED 1893
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE
WE1 SHALL HATE' TO OFFER YOU
FIRST-CLASS. NEARLY NEW FUR
NISHINGS FROM A PRIVATE HOME,
WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
OWNER TO SELL THE SAME AT
AUCTION.
Comprising several pieces In rattan
with cretonne "'coverings. Viz: Settees,
Rockers and Chairs in old Ivory and
frosted brown tiniohe ; Mahogany Duo
fold with tapestry seat back. Oak and
Mahogany Rockers in late designs, sev
eral costly and beautiful Paintings and
Pictures, Floor Lamp with shade In
blue,, several good Ruga In various sizes,
nearly new Webster Dictionary and
Stand, genuine Marble Pedestal, Jaco
bean Oak William and Mary Dining
Room Table and ' Set of Chairs with
leather seats, also Dining Room Suite in
early Kngllsh finish, viz : Pedestal
Table, -Buffet and Set of Chairs, Com
bination China Cabinet and Buffet in
golden quarter-sawed oak. Dinner Set in
white and gold. Massive Colonial Bed
stead and Dresser ; Ivory Bed Suite as
follows: Bedstead, Dresser, Dressing
Table with Bench and Chiffonier, full
size Brass Bed, Iron Beds. All beds are
complete with best springs, sHk floss
and cotton felt mattresses, pillows. Oak
and Maple Dressers and ,many other
first-class pieces of furniture.
AUCTIONEER'S
NOTE
If you .are furnishing of making
changes, don't overlook , this auction.
You .will find these, goods as advertised.
You are quite welcome to call , and look
over' this list of furnishings , at? y.our
leisure, whether-you intend purchasing
or not. (On view Monday.)
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT
10 A. M.
ON THURSDAY
NEXT
OUR USUAL SALE OF VARIOUS
CONSIGNMENTS OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. SALE AT 10 A. M.
ON DEC. 10TH NEXT
Storage sale at. the C. O. Pick Co.
warehouse. 2d and Pine streets. Full
details later.
ON DEC. 20TH NEXT
At the warehouse of the Hunt Trans
fer Co., 45 North Ninth street. Details
later.
We buy household goods for cash.
Phone Main 3332 if you want to sell or
need the services of an Auctioneer.
AV. C. BAKER and VT. H. DEAN
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
PTfHIAN BUILDING
Yamhill find West Park Streets
(Formerly Masonic Temple Building)
E.B.G00DC0.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Offer in order to speed up building and
give employment
10 CASH
GUARANTEE
against any loss due to drop in prices or
wages on any building designed or
erected by us.
Flat price or commission.
Cottages, homes and all classes of
buildings.
Call for full information
E. B. GOOD CO.
Complete Building Service
210 Stock Exchange Building
Marshall 2310
A DIFFERENT
HOME!
Of bungalow type, with liv
ing room 16x31, xoff 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
heart of lrvington district.
MRS. HARRY PRICE PALMER
East 7976 ,
Installment Loans
OS IMPROVED
City Property
Prom One to Ten Tears
NO COMMISSION
Union Abstract Co.
Close-in Property on
Quarter Block at East
15th and Schuyler
9-room house, .hardwood
. floors throughout, gas furn
ace, in excellent condition
and location; suitable for
home or apartment.
MRS, HARRY PRICE PALMER
East 7976
$8250
41
CANDIDATES' NIGHT
Kirkpatrick . council 2227,
Security Benefit association.
lArge class inuiaticn next Fri
day. Krery captain is now ask
ing the hearty cooperation or
every member to help win the
fastest membership race on
record. Watch the mule, pis,
elephant, buffalo, camel and
goat in a clos contest for the greatest speed
made on record; a barrel of fun and it corns
yon nil. All members invited; Come.
MEMBERS Anchor council No.
748. Security Benefit as
sociation, Tuesday night reg
nlar meeting. We are leading
the state in membership con
test Keep up the good work.
Have yonr candidates for ini
tiation Tuesday nicht Fred
Miller has an excellent pro
gram. Usual refreshments.
AL KADER SHRINE BAND
annual formal dance, Chria
tensen's hall, Friday, Decem
ber 3. Tickets, $2.20, at Brady
& Oliver's cigar stand. Yeon
bldtf. ; Kemick's Song shop and
Sandy's. All Masons welcome.
A SPECIAL. CONCLAVE OF
Washington Commander No.
15. K. T.. will be held Tuesday,
eTening. Not. 30. at 7 :30 o'clock.
The order of the temple will be
conferred. Candidates please report at the asy
lum 7 o'clock promptly.
G. C. EISMAN. KVcorder.
ITANHOE homestead No. 503S. B. A. If., will
have full initiation Wednesday. Dec. 1, at
the Women of Woodcraft lull, 10th and Tay
lor streets, at 8:15 sharp. Annual Christmas
masquerade December 20. W hat else is hap
pening on that big night 1 Come and bring your
friends and see. A big surprise awaits all.
. PEARL OWENS, Correspondent.
212 Railway Exchange bldg. Phone Main 967.
M. W. A. Rose City camp meet
' in ita own hall. No. 8 11th
St.. near Stark, every Monday
evening. Visitors cordially in
vited. H. 3. WHIPPLE. Consul,
J. W. SIMMONS, Clerk.
-3 1 8 Yeon bldg.
EAST GATE ' "LODGE NO. 155.
A. F. A. M , E. 80th and
GlUan sta Special communication
Monday evening, Nov. 29. Work
in F. C. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome. By order W. M.
CHAS. P. NELSON. Secy.
PORTION" D STAR HOMESTEAD. NO. 24,
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN TEOMAN.
will give a dance Thursday evening, Dec. 2, in
the Turn Verein hall. 255 13th st Music by
the Bins orchestra. Yetta Haines, correspondent,
20!5 AH kv bMg. Phone Main 635.
COURT MULTNOMAH NO. 3, F. of A., will give
its annual entertainment and dance Monday
eve.. Nov. 29. at W. O. W. temple. 128 11th
st. Program, 8:00; dance, 9:30 p. m. Admis
sion free.
00O PARTY to be given by Queen Elizabeth
Review No. 24 Bnd Multnomah Tent No. 67
of the Maccabees Monday evening, Nov. 29, at
Odd Fellows' hall. E. 0th and Alder: 8 grocery
prizes: admission 25c: everybody welcome.
Eld HI. EM JKWiLiti a specialty, buttons, pins,
charms Jaeger Bros.. 131-133 6th st
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
VKLOSKY In this city. Nov. 20. Joseph V.
Velosky, aged 34 years. Deceased was a
member of Portland council No. 078, Knights
of Columbus; local union No. 123, Injrmational
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and the Em
ployes' lienefit association of the P. R , L. &
P Co Funeral will be held frrm the residence
of Mrs. T. Frank Carney. 20tl N. 19th st.,
Monday, Nov. 2'J, at 8 43 a. m., thence to
cathedral 15th and Davis sta., where requiem
mass will be offered at 9 a. m. Friends in
vited to attend. Interment Jit. Calvary cem
etery. Arrangements in care of Dunning &
Mc E ntee.
TRTJAX In this city, Nov. 24. Roy M. Truax.
aged 36 years, beloved son of Mrs. Su.san
Truax, brother of Doris and llargary Truax of
San Francisco, Cal., Mrs. J. J. Seely of Vancou
ver. Va.h,, Mrs. James Condon and Darwin H.
Truax of Dos Kiss, Cal. Deceased was a mem
ber of Iongshoremen's union local 3R-6 of this
riLy. Funeral services will be held at the
residential funeral parlors of Dunning & Mc
Entee. Morrison st- at 12th, Monday, Nov. 2!).
at 1 :30 p. m. Friends invited to attend. Inter
ment Mt. Scott Park cemetery.
LL'KK In thU city, November 26. Alvin Luke,
ac-d 22 years, bploved son of Mr. end Mr.
Herman Luke and brother of Emil Luke. Mrs.
Gtrtrnde Weber and Mrs. Marie Kkll and Mrs.
John Jancek, all of trAs city. Funeral services
will be held 6unday. November 28, at 2 p. m.,
at "the chapel of Miller & Tracer. Interment
Monday, 2 p. m.. at filwaukie Cemeter
SOLOMON At the residence. 169 N. 23d at..
Nov. 26, 1920, Fannie B. Bolomon. aged
76 years, belov mother of Mrs. Edward L.
Brown and Mr, bigmund Sichel. Friends in
vited to attend the funeral services at the
above residence, at 1:30 p. m. today (Sunday),
Nov.- 28. 1920. Interment Beth Israel cem
etery. Please omit flowers.
SII INNERS Nov! 27. aT her lata residence,
206 Broadway, Kathleen Chaniig tihinners,
seed 34 years, wife of Edward J. Shinners,
daughter of 11. Kiely of Oskland. Cal., sUter of
Bert F. Kiely and Mrs. J. H. Byrne of Oakland,
Cal., and Jerry Kiely of Portland. The remains
are at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Notice of
funeral hereafter.
TRACY In this city. -Not. 26. Corctta Tracy.
agfd 15 years, late of Crabtree. Or., daughter
of Mrs. E. J. Tracy and nitter of Mnrria and Roy
Crabtree of Portland. The funeral service will
be held Tuesday. Nor. 30. at 2 ;3() o'clock p. m.
at Finley's, Monteomery at 5th. Friends invited.
'Concluding serrice. Rosa Cfty cemetery.
M'NULTT In France, June-2 9TT9 tsTMiTrTi
Mcfrrtty. aged 2S yearn, son of Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. McXully of Roy, Mont The funeral serv
ice will be held Monday, Not. 20, at 2:30
o'clock p. m. at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th.
Friends invited. Concluding service, Mt. Scott
cenn tery.
MCSCOTT The funeral Ferries for the Ute
Frank H. Muwott of 284 McMillen st will
be held Monday, Nov. 29, at 10:30 o'clock a. m.
at Finley's. Montgomery at 5th. Friends invited.
t. oncluning senrice, Kitemew cemetery. Toe
deceased was a member of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen.
COCRTRJGHT In this city, Nov. 26, 1920.
Ruth Courtright, aged 33 years, beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Courtright
Funeral services will be held Monday. Nov. 29,
at 10 a. m., from the chapel of Miller & Traoey.
Interment Rose Ciry cemetery.
HARDY In this city. Friday, Nov. 26. Floyd
Hardy, aged 40 years, lata of 218 E. 72d st .
husband of Mrs. Susie Hardy, father of BethaL
The body Is at the parlors of Chambers Co.,
24 8-250 Killingworth ave. Funeral announce
ment will be made later.
EDY In this city, Nov 26, Baby Edy, beloved
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Allen
Edy of the Meredith apartment. Funeral from
the residential funeral parlors of Dunning &
McEntee. Morrison st at 12th, Monday, Nov.
29. at 3 p. m. Interment Rooe City cemetery.
MARTIN Private funeral service for the-lati
John A. Martin of 37 E. 47th st. will be
held Monday. Nov. 29, at 1 o'clock p. m. at
the above residence. Concluding service. River
Tiew cemetery. J. P. Ftnley & Son. directors.
OSBOKXE The funeral service for the lata
Stella Osborne of 251 26th st. N. will be
held Monday, Nov. 29, at 2 o'clock p. m. at th
Portland Crematorium, 14 th and Bybee sta.
Friends invited. 4. P. Finley & Sons, directors.
MARLOW In this city. Nov.' 26, 1920. Victor
A. Marlow. Remains at Hotmail's funeral
parlors. Third and .Salmon sts. Notice of fu
neral later.
FI'X ERA I. DIRECTORS
EDW. iiOLMAN & S
Fooeral Dn rectors
TH1HD AND SALMON STREETS
Miin 507. A 1511
Idy Assistant
EAST SITE FTNERAT, DIRECTORS
F.' S. DUNNING, INC..
. . ."The F"1 SeU the Price-'
414 E. Alder. phone East 52.
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
RRO2-5R04 92D ST. S. E . LENTS
Phone Tabor 5267. Home Phone D-61.
CHAMBERS CO., ' ,
Funeral Directors.
All the Conveniences of a Home
Woodlawn 3306. 2 4 S -KiUingsworth Ave.
R. T. BYRNES SJffiS?5J
Williams ave. Woodlawn 220.
Lin8,, P.LXerch M
UNDERTAKERS. E. 11th and TT.
WIrL";R TRACEY, independent fuivral di
rectors. Prices as low as $20. $40 60
Wa-sh.ngton at Ella. Main 2tI ttViZ
MoSer: MNEMAR-A homeltk. placei
E.n4 m Prices" Ir"n' Strict PtoS
R W. GABLE TO .
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MEETING NOTICES
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
. J.P.HNLEY&S
FONERAL DIRECTORS
Main 9 MONTGOMERY AT FIFTH.
MON UMENT8
Portland -Marble Works
286 4th St.. Op. City Hall. Neu Bros..
LAESING GRANITE On
kJ 27-3(Q ST AT MADt$Qf1 ft;
FLORISTS
yr KAT J
12Jo UP,
YfQEfcTHS"
529-17
'MORRlSO A AIDER.
4
( MOllON
PORTLAND HOTIk
MAR. 753
'fiAne Accra eouorrao
4 MORBISOM
gsPOAOMWY 8, PAJIK
MAR.. 157
And Floral Designs.
25 Large Hothouses.
No Branch Stores.
b- 4th nd r,,n-
leicpuuQfl main i iup.
Smith's Flower Shop .
"Portland's Progrssive . Florist." i
Flowers for All Occasions.
Main 7215. T. C. LUKE. Mgr., 6th and Alder.
GEO. BETZ" & SON ?fts.
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and all occasions, 697 Williams ave. Just call
Woodlawn 1512. Joseph Beta, Manager.
MARTIN A FORBES CO.. florists. 854 Wash
ington. Main 269, A-1269. Flowers for all
occasions artistically arranged.
N. Wl Bank bidg. Main
& 6116. . 331 Morrison at.
-, FLORAL SHOP
C 3 245 Alder. Marshall 5922.
LOST AND FOUND
21
THE following articles were found on cars of the
P. It,, L. & f. Co., ov. zo: o purses.
book. 3 books, insurance policy, pair glasses, 3
pairs eloves. 1 single glove, cold cream, 8 pack
ages, overalls, pair rubbers, lunch box, auto cur
tains, 18 umbrellas, owners may ootain prop
erty at First and Alder sta.
AN AIREDALE dog came to me about 10 days
since. Owner can have nun; prove ownersmp
and pay expense, if not called for in A dass,
will sell cheap, if assured of good home for ham.
5723 85th st. 8. E.
LOST In front Rose City restaurant, 109
6th St., purse containing currency and silver;
am working girl and need the money. wain.
3616 after noon, or 106 6th st. X.
LOST Friday p. m.. on Morrison, a small silver
wrist watch having Roman numbers to 12 and
Arabic numbers to 24, attached to black ribbon
guard; reward Tabor 4210.
LOST Lady's black handbag, containing Lib
erty bond, some cash, several notes and re
ceipts and lady's handkerchief; reward. East
8277;
LOST Small red bankbook, inclosing certificate
of deposit on Folk County State bank. Pay
ment is stopped. Return for reward to Mrs.
Frank Creamer, 1212 Boise ave.. Portland, Or.
LOST A Japanese cross fox fur, between 50th
and Hawthorne and Harrison, Friday eve
ning about 5:30. Finder please call Tabor 892.
Reward.
LOST Near Failing and Vancouver ave., one
EnglLsh setter pup about 6 months old. Black
snd white with tan spots on neck. Phone
Woodlawn 6189.
I WILL pay 10 reward for information lead-
ing to whereabouts of female Llewellyn Set
ter, strayed or stolen from 30th and Killings
worth about 2 weeks ago. Wdln. 3160.
WILL Gentleman who picked up by auto lady
and 3. children on Taylor Ferry road return
bag with 2 prs. slippers in to H. B. Goodfellow.
Oldi. Wortman A King? Reward.
LOST A small purse containing bills and
change, also wedding ring, near 6th and Sher
man, or on 1 6th st. car. Finder please call
Mjuall2698.
LOST-"-Ladies" platinum ring, set with diamond
solitaire. Prpbably Lipman s, Nov. 20. Phone
Marsliall4020. Reward. -
LOST In downtown district silver bar pin, set
with sapphires and brilliants Finder please
call East 5715.
LOST Waterman fountain pen. Friday evening.
West elide. Phone Marshall 4400, Apt. 517.
Reward.
LOST Australian discharge badge, on Sixteenth,
Johnson or Washington sta. Reward. Phone
Main 5769, or call 620 SweUand bldg.
LOST Party picking up blue silk umbrella in
New Republic grill lavatory, please call Main
1B03. Reward.
WIT.L party who picked up purse in Eetacada
8:40 a. m. car. please return purse and
kevs to 2060 Willamette bird.?
j LOST Knameled brooch, shaped 3 violets, pur
' pie and white, with diamond in center of each,
j Reward. Mr. Kochnine. 4 89 Clay, Banner ap'A
LOST Diamond and amethyst tie pin. near E.
ISth and liavu. Phone 220-28 or return to
50 F. 18th X. Reward.
LOST In Meier & Frank's store or downtown
district, part of gold pin with small pearl aet
ting. Tabor 3914. Reward.
FOCN'D On highway near Woodland, new
Goodrich cord tire, M. Lv Barr, Woodland.
Wash.
LOST Siprna Delta fraternity pin, tnrqrioi5e and
ruby stones, valued as keepsake. Reward.
665 K. 6:?d st. N. Tabor 1264.
LOST An Kiain watch, probably on Base Line
road to Powell Vailey store. Phone 285
Gre!"ham. Suitable reward.
LOST Bill book in downtown district Sat aft
ernoon. Please return to 705 N. W. Bank
bjdeJ Main 69S.
LOST Fur at Auditorium Wed. night, valued
keepsake. Return to Olds, Wortman lc King's
delivery room; liberal reward.
LOST Dehorned Jersey cow; reward for in
formation or return to 1199 E. 17th at N".
Phone Wdln. 903. Mrs. Flack.
LOST On E. 13th" st, bet ROselawn "are. "snd
Alberta st. a black leather-covered Chris
tian Science quarterly; finder phone 321-99.
LOST A gold cuff link. Initial H. Reward.
Marshall 1850.
LOST Maltese cat male, white legs and bress
Call Tabor 7590; reward.
LOST Jeweled A. T. O. fraternity pin.
call Tabor 6P8. Reward.
Finder
FOUND Fur neckpiece, Tuesday a. m. , on East
Broadway. Phone East 4808.
LOST Nugget charm, engraved "Mother to
Harry." Large reward. Olsen, Wood. 21 6-
LOST Eastern Star pin. Please call East 7816.
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Thorough instruction given in drawing, per
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your income.
For further information or appointment, call
Mr. Loss, Main 8829, A ready bldg., 12th. and
Jefferson.
West's I-arges. Business College.
Assures EVERT "GRADUATE A POSITION
All business courses, including comptometer
training. Enroll anytime day .school, night
school. Write for free c talogue. Fourth near
Morrison. Phone Main 590.
A Position for Each Graduate
ALISBTY BUILDING
LADIES. ATTENTION I
The Marinello National School of Cos
meticiary. located at Chicago, 111., have a chief
special agent in your city to give you full in
formation of our work. Classes will be formed
Dec. 1. G-490. Journal.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
Young, men and women wanted; ran 434
Railway Exchange bldg ; splendid opportunity
to learn a well paid profession. Railway Tele
graph Institute. Night classes.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE will teach you the
trade in 8 weeks, receive some pay while
learning. Position secured. Ex-service men re
ceive state aid. Write or call fo catalogue,
234 Bumslde at
MEN wanted to join evening claas for watch
making, engraving. Good work, steady em
ployment Those wanting to learu, call Tabor
S39S. 1367 East Lincoln.
PORTLAND Barber College teaches the barber
trade in eight weeks; pays while learning;
good set of tools given; position secured ; tuU
tion reduced. 3S N. Second.
STEEN SEWING 8CHOOi Bheek's systetm of
ladies' tailoring and dressmaking taught; pat
terns cut to measure. Phone East 12359, B-33?
152 Crsnd ave near Belmont.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agency. Enroll
frqe.. Frank K. Welles, former assistant state
supt. Mgr., N-W. bank bldg. Phone Main 827.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Miss Kegina Buck el's private school; individual
instrrction. 122 4 Grand ave. East 427.
OREGON law school, Ausky bldg., 2d and Mor
rison sts. W. E. Richardson, see. Main 977.
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become a better one or learn the weld
ing of metals you are not familiar
with. We have now enrolled as stu
dents welders that have had five years
or more experience.
The trade is only 10 yean old and,
heretofore, there have been no places
giving any attention to instruction save
as a side line in order to Ktl equip
ment or as a means of getting cheap
helpers.
By our method of lndiyidual instruc
tion under experienced teachers WE
WILL TEACH YOU WELDING OF
ALL METALS more thoroughly and
in less time than can be done in any
other way.
If you Are going to learn welding
come at once as the number of students
we can take is very limited and classes
for the winter are filling fast. Our
clashes beginning Jan. 1 are uow fully
enrolled. Have room for a few more
students between now and that time
and afterward.
Apply day or evening at 427 E.
Ninth st., near Grant.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OF WELDING
LEARN AVIATION
EARN J75 TO 300
WEEKLJ'
Complete courses
in mechanics and
flying. Aero club
license on gradnation.
AU courses free to
federal vocational
training men.
The state of Ore
gon aHows (25 per mouth for educational pur
poses to Oregon ex-service men.
First and only .exclusive Aeronautical school
In the Northwest.
A SCHOOL WHICH HAS OVER 2000 PER
CENT ..MORE" PUPILS THAN ANY OTHER
SIMILAR SCHOOL IX THIS TERBJTOKT.
No bond required.
Catalogue-on request;
DUDRET AIRCRAFT COMPANT.
Portland. 824 Morgan Bldg.' Oregon.
LEARN automobile and tractor repairing and
driving in America's largest and finest system
of trade schools. We also teach all branches of
ignition, electrical and battery work, vulcanizing
and re-treading, welding and brazing, and instruc
tion on all types of marine and stationary en
gines and farm lighting planta. You tak. tha
tools in your hand-) and get the actual 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 request
Day and evening classes. Hemphill Trade
Schools, Inc.. 707 Hawthorne ave., cor. 20th.
AKE TOU LOOKING FOR A BETTER JOB?
Get into the mto and tractor business. A
few weeds' training in our big, practical shops
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 gre learning. Unusual oppor
tunitiea to locate in California. Ideal cli
mate. 9000 N. A. S. graduates holding highest
paid position in the country. FREE employ
ment service. W rite now for your book of
facts. Tells how YOU can earn big money in
this business. . Its 1KEE. National Automotive
School, S04 S. Figueroa. Los Angeles. CaL
MEN, SPEND
YOUR WINTER
AT OUR
EVENINGS
Automobile and tractor engineering, welding
and bronzing. Special ignition, battery and
electrical work. Vulcanizing and retreading.
HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS
707 Hawthorne Ave., Cor 20th
Terms If Desired.
MEN. WOMEN learn barber trade; wages while
learning; positions guaranteed. Mgr. 22 years'
experience. Oregon Barber College, 238 Madison.
HELP W Ay TED MALE
15 NORTH
SZND.STREETa
1 1
EMPLOYMENT
cERVICE
7
BROADWAY 57.
HELP WANTED
High class real estate salesman, with
good references, to handle a very attractive
acreage proposition at Vancouver, Wah.
N. W. MEUBIFIELD,
810 Washington St, Vancouver, Wash.
BOYS 10 to 14 yeaTS old can earn some eay
Christinas money by selling the Christmas
number of the Ladies Home Journal, wliich
goes on sale November 80. Besides a liberal
commission on each copy sold, special prizes
such as flashlights, watches, baseballs, tennis
balls, games, etc., will be given for a stated
number of sales. Fred N. Bay. 270 4th st
THE MEIER & FRANK CO. require the services
of an experienced man for making hard
candies. Apply Employment Bureau, Suth
floor. Meier & Frank Co.
COMBINATION buyer and floor manager for
main floor of largest department store in
Idaho. City of' 80,000. Position calls for
high class man; salary commensurate with capa
bility. Give experience, qualifications, etc.
W-594. Journal.
. EARN 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 saiesmanager. Perfection
Tire Co., 10th and Siark st
WANTED Young man 25 years of age or gn-
eral office work; must have had (.revious
experience. Answer in own handwriting, giving
reference and experience. 0-557, Journal.
WANTED A reliable salesman to sell good
brands of well advertised cigars as a sideline
Hi the country, Oregon state. Automatic Cigar
Co.. Tab. 559. Call Sunday. 297 E. 83d.
WANTED Trunk salesman, must thoroughly
understand the -' business, none other need
apply. Beat of references required. Answer,
E-493, Journal.
WANTED 5 bridge carpenters, $8.50 per day.
South. Long job. Must have blankets and
tools. Butts A Oake. 241 Couch.
WANTED Sausage maker and all around back
room man. Steady job for the right man.
HilLsboro Mercantile Market. Hillsboro. Ore.
WANTED Good hustler with a little money
to purchase truck and take A 1 bread route.
See Nehl. 200 2nd st
SPECIALTY salesman wanted-to handle portable
moving picture machine; good commission.
0-763, JournatV
WANTED Man and team to grade two lota.
L. W. Noolta. 110 E. "Cmerson. comer Miss.
If AN with small motorboat, pay by hour, reason
able. Call Monday East 4460,
"3
HELP WASTED MALE
V I MP1CW ME NT flyf A-USn
LABOR TALK TO EMPLOYEES
Last week we talked of employment about
the market being the lowest at the end of
the year, and that we believed conditions would
be better after the first of January.
This week we are dealing in-facta. Suppose
you were "Big Business" either as a merchant,
a wholesaler, a factory man or a producer, and
you had made your profit for 18 2D. Your
income tax cornea due January I, and about
90 per cent of your profits from November to
January will be taken by the income tax. Now
"Big liusineas" says, "I can't make any money
by selling at a profit and I am going to unload
my surplus at cost . and make room for my
new stock." Now the retailer announces sales
at cost, the wholesaler sales at a reduction, the
manufacturer cuts prices and the producer either
must hold his supply or sell at a like reduction.
The surplus is unloaded and each in turn -purchases
goods or labors at a reduction and all
profit without paying an income tax. If you
sell $1,000,000 in merchandise and reproduce
with the $1,000,000 cash, merchandise from
the wholesaler at 33 1-3 less, you would pro-
j duce in quantity $500,000 in profits, which
is not snuwu as an income. . mat represents
profit in quantity represented by new stock on
your slielTea. The big banks state prices have
gone down, and they have, and your borrowing
power must be curtailed, and it has been, and
so everbody is unloading. When wheat is $1
a Dusnel and sheep and cattle and hay and lum
ber are down, the banks must, nave more and
better security to be stable and conservative,
and business recognizes the necessity of raising
cash. All this helps to make conditions as we
bare stated.
We deal in labor and furnish employment.
Now is your time to get in touch with us and
prepare for the business of the coming year.
We make labor a study. We study production
and distribution. Our success depends on fore
seeing conditions.
Now we prophesy better times after January 1
and while the war prices will not prevail the
market will be adjusted and labor, commodity
and factory will all become stabilized on an
equitable basis. There will be no hard times.
Our supplies are needed and a way will "be
opened to market them.
We furnish employers with farm help, wood
cutters land clearers; we furnish mill and camp
help; we handle hotel, store and factory help.
In fact we furnish everything to be furnished
in labor. No order too large for our success
ful consideration and attention no order so
small but we will fill it with - care and courtesy.
Phone Broadway 2278, or wire us at our
expense. The "Old Pioneer" has 21 years of
service and experience for its clienteL You caa
profit by dealing with us.
CD
LV.
mT im
OQtGOH
WANTED Young men that are ambitious, en
ergetic and willing to work; none others need
apply; salary and commission for selling article
ofmerit. See Ruthruff. Oregon hotel, after 10
a m. today. -
SALESMEN WANTED
S8
'collection
sauist,. r-xpeneacea collection agency
salesmen: New, attractive, vfell advertised
proposition, insures $200 weekly to producers.
Secure your territory at once. ARROW SERV
ICE. Schenectady, N. Y.
SALESMAN . WANTED Proposition open for
men to earn from 930 to $75 per week.
Must have references. American Window Wind
shield Co., 323 Mohawk bldg., 3d and Morrison
ts. c all hnnday bet 10:30 a. m. and 3 p. m.
SALESMEN Specialty men: New, quick de
tachable, non-skid automobile chain. Salary
$40 per week and bonus. Bear Chain Co.. 948
Market, San Francisco.
$500 MONTHLY, selling new patented gasoline
vaporizer, 66 miles per gallon made with
Ford. One sample free. Stransky Vaporizer Co..
5 87 Pukwana. 8. Dak.
WANTED Salesman, liberal commission basis;
well known tonic sold as medicine for gro
cery and drag stores; pocket sample. Write H.
L. Monheimer, 951 Marquette bldg., Chicago, 111.
WANTED Salesman, well educated and able
to interview readers in schools and dubs.
Reference essential. 0-762, Journal.
WASTED- AGENTS
EVERY HOME ON FARM. IN SMALL TOWN
or suburb needs and will buy the wonderful
Aladdin mantle light; 5 times as bright as elec
tric; tested and recomtnended by government
and leading universities; awarded gold medal; 4
sales a day means yearly income of $6000; no
experience needed: excellent spare time and eve
ning seller; no capital required; write quick for
distributor's proposition and lamp for free trial
before territory is taken. Mantle Lamp Co., 82
Grand ave., Portland, Or.
AGENTS Get wrticulsrsromthe oldest and
largest agency Company in United States; send
for catalogue of the finest quality of soaps, per
fumes,, toilet articles, food products, eU- Write
today. American Products Co., 480 American
bldg., Cincinnati. Ohio.
GARTSIDE'S IRON RUST SOAP CO.. 4054
I-ancasier ave., Phila., Pa., Mfrs. of the only
ORIGINAL Iron Rust Soip, want agenta. Trade
mark, print and copyright registered in V. H.
Patent office. This op removes iron rust, ink
end unwashable stains from c-othing, marble, etc,
like magic. 25c tube. Big profits.
BIG profit selling Duplex transformers ; every
auto owner needs them; save gss, banish spark
plug trouble; exclusive territory; write qtrck.
Jubilee Mfg. Co..2 164 Station C. Omaha, Neb.
AGENTS Large manufacturer wants agents to
sell hosiery, underwear, shirts, dresses, skirts,
waists, shoes, clothing? Free samples. Madison
Mills, 503 Broadway, New York.
CUT YOURownha.r The"DuplexTutomaTu!
hair cutter cuts while you comb your hair.
Price $2. Buy one. Agents wanted. Write
W A. Turner. 385 3d st, Portland, Ore.
HELP WASTED FEMALE
LIPMAN, 'WOLFE A CO.
FORMER SALESPEOPLE AND CASH
IERS OF LIPMAN, WOLFE A CO not now
engaged, who wish to work part or full time
through the holiday, are invited to report at
the employment bureau before 10:30 a. m.
LIPMAN. WOLFE A CO.
MRS. L.' V. SCOTT, formerly director of em
ployment for women with the federal gov
ernment, will assist women to secure employ
ment in all lines. Office. 329 Henry bldg., cor.
4 th and Oak. Bdwy. 4537.
WANTED A young lady experienced in taking
orders over the telephone, meat business pre
ferred. Anewer in own handwriting, state ex
perience snd giv references. Q-558, Journal.
ANY GIRL in need of a friend apply to the Sal
vation Army Rescue Home, Mayfair and
Alexander sts. Phone Main 3450. DM. car.
HIGH CLASS millinery designer wanted. Good
salary, long season. Oive references where
laet emplryed first letter. B-97, Journal.
WANTED Maid to assist housekeeper. Good
hours. Apply housekeeper of Multnomah
clnb, 5 81. Salmon.
WANTED Woman 85 to 40 to do housework
: at Hillsboro for four adults. No washing.
i evenings and afternoon out K-943, Journal.
TO ASSIST with bousewcr
Bdwy. 274.
and 2 adren.
PIANO lessons given for sewing, laundry or
housework; reference. Main1 30 8.
W A N T E D Woman for housework by the hour.
Eat 0384.
WANTED Chocolate dipper.
Belle Confectionery, Salero.
Write Gray
WANTEI
Girl to assist in general housework.
Apply 281 East 15th N.
HAVE opening for two girls to learn MulUgraph.
411 Artisans bldg.. Broadway at Oak.
PIANO lessons given lor sewing, laundry or
housework; reference. Main 8018.
WEST BIDE school girt to car for 2-year-old
chad. Refereoosi required. Main 2862.
HELP WASTED FEMALE' I I
MEIER & FRANK OOMPAJfT
As in pst yean Invites all former employe
not now engaged, to call at the employment bu
reau, liath floor, any. time during store hours to
make arrangement for work during the holidays.
Former inspectors, cashiers and aalesveople may
arrange convenient working hours if not able to
work all day.
MEIER & FRANK COMPANT
THE MEIER ft FRANK CO. require tha nerr
ices of 111 experienced chocolate dipper. Apply
Employment Bureau, auth floor. Meier It Frank
Co.
Situations male
MIDDLE AGED man wishes employment with
private family, attending to furnace and gen
eral work around place' at fair wagea. Can
furnish good reference. Y-493. Journal.
WANTED Cordwood cutting bjr contract; only
long joba and good timber conaidered. Phone
Woodlawn 4800 or iddrea 655 Commercial at.
C. W. fcahn.
MAX with 20 years' experience buying and deal
ing in grain wishea employment with some
good' grain and feed house. Can furnish good
references. X"' 83, Journal.. -
LICENSED independent electrician, wiree 8
rooms for $12, 5 rooms, (20. All new ma
terial nsed and guaranteed to pass inspection.
Wdln. 3791.
HIGH school boy wants permanent position after
school and Saturday. Wants clianro for ad
vancemeut Good references. Phone 221-68.
GET wood cutters, grubbers and land clearers
from the Pioneer Employment Co., 14 N.
2d st Phone Broadway 2278.
RELIABLE parties, man and wife, wish position
as managers of hotel, apartment house or
rooming house; experienced. J-725. JoumaL
ATTENTION. REAL ESTATE MEN"
Carpenter -and painter need work, any kind;
new or repair and masonry. East 1974.
ELECT KIClAiN, competrnt inside man, wishea
petition. Will consider propueiuon. Address
II. O. Edmitn. McEwen. Or.
STENOOH.
'11EK First class man, agn 30.
S years
Journal.
experience private secretary. -833,
EXPERT furnace cleaning and repairing, gutters
cleaned and repaired; will fix your roof in
good shape. ' Call Leonard. 826-61.
EXPERIENCED orchardiat wishes to take charge
of place, or would like to rent on shares,
Bdwy. 2058.
WANT work for 3 big team with drivers; lum
ber, or longing. Will toko contract Alias
Woodyard. 82 7 Front.
KALSOMINING, painting.
Reasonable, Main 2865.
plaster- s tch log.
CARPENTER snd contractor, Jobbing; anything
in the building line. East 8656.
CARPENTERING, REPAIRING and REUOD-
EI.ING. TABOR 234.
POSITION - by experienced middle aged man
janitor. Tabor 814 5.
YOUNG man would
102 1st st
like positiou on farm.
WILL paint, tint and paper your house
reasonable day's wage. East 8798.
for
WANTED Excavating, geueral team
work.
Sellwood 2088.
MOVING or hauling. lH-ton trucks, with driv-
ers by hour or contract East 8677.
PLASTERING, cnimney and cement work. 101
E. 46th st Tabor 2858.
ROOF repaired, gutters and down spouts cleaoe
out Call Autom-tie 317-27.
FUR manufactured and remodeled at 400 Jef
ferson st. Phone 4901.
CARPEN TE RING, repairing remodeling, built-
in fixtures a specialty, call Automatio oi i- t,
CEMENT WORK for talking machine.
Bros. Main 2820. y
Soule
WANTED Contract hauling wood or anything.
Have 3 H ton truck. Call Charles. Mar. 2045.
CARPENTER Repairing and remodeling new
work, garages; prices reasonable. Hell. 3758.
HOUSES andbuildings. woodwork and furniture
repairing, etc 4 4c for first hour. Wdln.6084.
ROOM S tinted, -$3 and-$4.r'good work and
satisfaction. Phone Main 6588.
PAINTING, calciminlng. floors refinlshed. rea
sonable. A. Garrow. 708 E. 7th. SeU. 2682.
SHINGLEUS When you want shingling done
call Wdln. 5206.
RESH1NGLING and roof repairing done,
shall 1072. " !
Mar-
JAN1TOR, married, no children. Marshall 677.
SITUATION!
-FEMALE
HAVE girl, will soon be 13. in the seventh
grade; would like good Christian family where
she can help after school snd on Saturday for
board. She is good with children and to do wtprk.
For snpointmeut write 1292 W. Lombard st,
St Johns.
B.ESPBC T A BLB, competent, refined widow with
well behaved child of 11 wishes position as
housekeeper in A respectable home. No triflers
need apply. Call in person at 223 W. Park
st, Apt No. 3, after 1 p. m. -
A MIDDLE AGED widow, that wants
good
first
home, light work, $10 snd expenses
month. Write or call N. Mam st
R. J.
Kinney, Newberg, Ore., R. 1.
WANTED Mending of all kinds. Men's sooks
and shirts a specialty. Aprons made to or
der for Christmas. Packages over $1 oalled for
and delivered. East 6843.
8CHOOL girl of 14 wants place to work for
room and board in Elliott school district.
Phone Col. 568.
A COMPETENT and efficient business woman
desires a position of responsibility as chief
clerk or office manager. U-447. Journal.
WOULD like to care for children, days and
evenings; can furnish reference. Phone
Sellwood 1829.
LACE. SCRIM AND MARQUISETTE CUR
TAINS. DRAPERIES. BLANKETS: DONE
FP LIKE NEW; WILL CALL. EAST 851 8.
ACTIVE young lady "would like general office
work. 3 years,' experience. Will alart with
reasonable salary. Call Main 4462. -
WILL care for children afternoons and e-venings.
- References. Phone Marshall 677.
TYPIST and billing clerk, half a day, afternoon
preferred. Sell. 11615 .-
GRADUATE piano teacher will teach at your
home, lessons 75c. Main 4506.
YOUNG Japanese girl wants position, light house-
work. F. Takeno. 271 Salmon St.
CROCHETED TAMS mad to order.
2609.
Broadway
THREE years' experienced elevator operator, or
in Dr. office, wishea position. Mar. 406l.
EXPERIENCED-lsdy" wants day" work" bouse
cleaning. etc. ; work guaranteed. Wdln. 6305.
MIDDLEAGED lady will care for children by
hour. Bdwy. 2609.
WOMAN wishes day work. Tabor 4174.
DRESSMAKIXGJ
40
DTEtNTT
cleaning, pressing, dressmaking, re-
movielins. reiininff. alterations, nleatina : rea
sonable prices. The Cabinet 'flesners A Dyers,
424Morrion nesrllth. Main 1825.
RELIABLE dresf making, fancy and plain
ins:, ail kind" alteration. Shop at 375 Taylor
or call Tabor 8462 after 6 p. m.
ALTE RATIONS, refitting snd making of ladles'
garments, reasonable prices; work guaranteed.
J. Reubin, Ladies' Tailor. 4 08 Bush A Lane bldg.
DRESSMAKING Ladies'- and children's' dress
making and tailoring: also alterations. Will
go out to sew. I'bone Tabor 7565.
IF first class tailoring, cutting, fitting ' or de
signing you want for men, women or chil
dren; see Mashin, 245 5th.
ItUI.IABLK dressmaker and tailor. Engage
ment by day. "all between 12 and 4
Tabor 3648. Mrs. Maire.
WANTED Altering, plain and fancy sewing by
day. Apt 40, 12th and Mjuvhall. Bdwy.
K038.
14 VK in Rose City Park. Drem-making or
remodeling. Reasonable. Tabor 94 89.
MRS. MAE PATTERSON, doll dressmaker, 665
E) Salmon, Phone 215-87.
DRESSMAKING and tailoring by the day;
tailoring a specialty. Woodlawn 2172.
51RSF.8
WANTED Patients for private maternity home.
best of references. East 7349. 697 Union
avenue north.
NURSE going to California woo id care for in
valid or children en route. Ref. givern V-
4 01 , Journal. - ;
EXPERIENCED nurse, best references. Phone
Main 1072.
FOR the care of invalid or children
hoar, call Nurse, Tabor 4059.
by
the
if
EXPERIENCED nurse wants maternity ease, pre
ferred at home. Phone Tsbrr 6200.
' C. S. MATERNITY HOME Tabor 9228.
FUR5ISHED ROOMS
t
PRLNCES HOTEL, 349 E. fiurnsid; heated
rooms with bath, by day or week. Get away
from tbe big h priced rent ' , .
WHY' pay downtown prices? Clean rooms $1
to $2.50 per wk. ; transient, 50c; new man
agement. 412 N. 19th st.
NEW ROYAL HOTEL
103 H 4th. - Rooms by day or week, steam
beet Rates per day 75e up.
FURNISHED room, private bath, in an apart
ment with 2 other gentlemen. Board if de
aired. 20th and Marshall. Z 943, Journal.
NOB HILL, small room lor gentle rain. 84 N.
21st, cor, of Everett
FURNISHED ROOM with or without hoard. 733
Johnson, bet 22nd and 23rd.
SiORTONIA HOTEL. PortUnda downtown
FCRN ISIIED BOOMS
high-class family hotel rooms en suite or
single, with or without .board, for families and
business men and women. We give yon, all
the comforts of a home. Reasonable rates.
TAiTThOTEL.; corner of 12 ill arid - Ot'Vk sta.,
under new mansgement: modern. cimS. all
outside rooms, private baths: peoole of sW4
character desired. Hates from $U to (IS f
week. . .
HOTEL OHIO. 269 FRONT. COR, MAD180M
Housekeeping and transient rooms, steam neat,
hot and cold water, automatic elevator, rates BOe)
day up; weekly rates.
LARGE, light airy sleeping rooms, private res..
buk. district walking distance, near O. 8.
church; gentleman preferred. .654 Everett st
cor. 17th.F Bdwy,3926.
FURNISHED room In good bom;v fentlemeat
Olio Madison st Auto. 212-96.
FURNISHED ROOM S PRIVATE
FAMILY Ji
NEWLY furnished room, modem convenience.
waiaing oistance, private home, ref. required.
Overton street Main 504 6.
LARGE fmnt room for one or two girls of
women employed, with kitchen pririleges.
269 Hall. ;
SLKKPIMi rooms, modern. In private family!
gentlemen preferred; walking distance. li
R 9th at Ah
PI-EA8ANT heated room in private noma tot
couple or 2 ladies employed. 814 llalsey sC -East
S788.
LARGE comJoriable front room, modern, euiU
able for two, walking distance. Nob Hill dis
trict. Main 9485.
LARGH modern front room suitable for two
gentlemen, near east approach - Broadway
bridged 1'hone A tit 815 31.
NICELY iurnisiied front room, suitable for on
or twoj furnace heo.tr eW. 548 Yamhill iu
Mar. 1712.
ROOMS in 5
room house, partly furnished.
part
loth.
or unfurnished.
n u u ."V .
Call after
I :B0 or on Snnday.
LARGE flront room, close in on east aide;
furnace heat, home privileges, wlU or With
out board. East 8006.
LARUE front bedroom, suitabhj for two gen-
tletnen: close
west aide, furnace. Mam
9398'.
FOR RENT Ursa front room, close In, Msr-
shsll 5167.
WANTED Furnished roomi quiet place for
middleaged man: references. F-638, Journal.
VN FT KM SHED It 0 OJ! S 1
FURNISHED room for rent, 780 Corbett s'C
Marshall 722.
ROOMS AND BOARD
THE MARTIIA WASHINflTOIt
880 10th st For buainess girls and stn
dents; reasonsble ratea Marshall 261. - -
BOARD and room, modern accommodation, heat,'
hot and cold water, bath; two blocks front
Broadway bridge; $11.50 per week. 87S Most
st. Phone East 2560.
LADY hiinir alone would like lady to share lief
room. Would board her. Call Sunday at
272 yj Williams ave., room 8.
FURNISH i.D room for one or two young ladle.
near oar barns ud telephone office. 1189
Montana are.
KXPER lEjfCKD' "mine wants two "children ti
room and board by day or wei. Mar. 266:.'
NEAT sleeping rooms reasonable. BoOvffiisiJii
ave. i
ltOOMS AND DO A It D PRIVATE
FAM II Y 71
HOSE CITY PAItlL. We own a new room
bungalow that-ws will not rent .but will sell
on Hraiglit-3 contract pavmeuu, only $45 a
month. Tills also includes the interest, . No
mortgage to assume. Only $50 cash payment
down riuirci. Located oa a 60105 ft, corner
lot, being the southeast corner of 69th an4
Klickitat sts., 8 blocks ninth of Sand bird.
I. L. HAKTMAN CO.,
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Main 208. , ,
ROOMS and board for two" employed in Laurel
hurst home. If you are looking for some
thing out of the ordinary call and see tins. Rausl
reasonable. 1092 E. Flanders. Aut 223-28.
VILL board and care for young Infant from t
week to 1 year old, giving best mother's ears. '
by experienced mother and baby nurse; doctor s
reference. East 4928.
ROOM AND ROARD"in private home, all home
comforts and conveniences. Adults only. Phone
Wdln. 5783. -J.
WELL Iroated front room in rastrictM district
18 minutes out on two carllnjie, for one of
two ladies; breakfast snd dinner. fWdln. 1976.
WOULD like to bosrd schoolgirl oir.r 11; more
for company; next door to school;. $20 pee
month. Woodlawn 4434. t
WANTED A boy or girl,, age 610. board
i an4
Towm. ' 1 smr vein..
EoVMndboard,westdel men'
iiroaaway 8784.
WANT children to board, $20 per month; good
itnmh .ml nl..l. Af f V. T.V. 2 T ri
FUUN ISH ED rooms witlTboard, 668 E. Com
st Phone E. 8099. Rose City car to 1 2th.
CHILDREN to board, mother', car. 1304 li
18th st N. Automatic 328-60.
ULnmi auu ooara in monem noma. j l k i nut
St. 8. Phone East 1195,
WANTED Men U, hoard and
. JolmsUm st Main 8796.
room.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FURNISH ED AND US F VRX TIEI
LIGHT clean front room,- either housekeeping rj
sleeping, for employed people. 827 W'el
2 IWiOMfJ furnished fir housekeeping, modern
$14 a month. 1717 Portsmouth are. Tak
St. Johns csr. .
LARGE private gsrsge with If K. rooms sbovsw
84 N, 21st cor. Everett Bdwy. 8600. -
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 1
FURMSHED AD UN V V R ISHETr
j- , ,P I V A T V. V A M IL Y ;
TWO clean, nicely "furnished houjwkeeplng rooms
private family, east .side, close in ; good hetgli
borhood. 730 East Salmon. East 8496.
HOI UK E EPINi ; rooms for rentin privet
family, front room and kitchenette. -46 L'nioo
ave. in. t ' , ; -
WANTED 1 or 2 unfurnished housekeepii.
rodtns, desirable location, Klosa in, reason
able. .Bdwy. 1427. '
A KKITNLD ooupla employed caa hare a reaj
home; walking distance. 64 9 East Aider st,
bet. 12th and 13th tn.
SN1CELY furnished housekeeping, rooms; pres.
; fer couple employed. Phone Msin 6195.
IL K. and all Home privilege, for one In lovely
modern bofne.' Adults, Sellwood 886.
FOUR unfurnished IL K. rooms for rent with,
. fireplace snd bath, $15 yer mo. 802 Harvard.
DESRtABLK H. K. room for girl ert'pToyed)
walking distance; references. Main $018
Ft' RN IS H ED hoikeepini "room, 3U YanjhfiL
Marhall -4 238. - . . i .
FOR BElfT HOUSES 1
UNFURNISHED
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INFORMATION AND
RENTAL BUREAU
Relikhle," up to date list of desirable wean,
houses, apartments and flats with definite inlor
maiion pertaining to each. . .
Newcomers to Portland will find this bnresq
of great value in helping them gets properly ana
quickly located.
EIGHTH FLOOR
FINE large house. East Side, eToseTTn, near t
csr lines, partly carpeted and with window
shades, 'A block grounds, suitable lor residence,
school, sanitarium, small boarding or roomina
house. Wakefield, Fries Co., 85 4th st, of
' " " STORAGE ' " ' " "
COMMERCWL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
MOVING. PA KING, SHIPPING. 7
Reduced freigM rates. For expert servirl
csll Broadway 70S. Manning Warehouse 4k
Transfer Co. - -
6-lUKM new hou. wster, VHlet, gas; near
Banu.w station, on Oregon Electric, 8 l-3
commutation fare. Rent $20, luruiturs f,-f
sale $ 2 1 0 Phone Mar-Jiall 18 77.
6 ROOM modorS bungalow, eom pletely furnished.
for Tent De 1. if not sokl- before. Ope a
for inspection today, 2 to B p. m. ,1022 H
S9th, WooiLtrk rr to 50th are. R. W. 'ary.
F0RSA"LE or rent, good 5-roora liouse; 8
blocks from carlinr. on paved st ; all in good
condition, vacant. Phors- Tabor 3196.
. ( A,X-BROA.rjWAY 580
NORTH WESTERS Kl.EfTHIC f:OMPANT.
WASHINGTON ATJTENTH STREET .
JflbB-BOOM flai, 88lUble "st., WocS
- frr Chaiman and Mill; walking distance;
clean, modern; elegant view. lrvington car.-
FOR RENT s'room howe. 62V Kerby st, 3 2 if
a month: renter must boy 7 cords of wood
now in bsserpent, $5o. T'bon Anto.2I4-64.
EIGHT room modsrn bouse, -close in oa Firv
8ide, $50 per month. Herman, Moeller, lUii
Gasco bldg; ' " ' Z '
FOR RENT 4 rorrns, 1st floor fiat, i wjii
absolu'elytlean; full basement; big yard. 913
Haight ave. - ' ' -i . 1 .
&Tb 1C TLY modern 6 rooms, Bose. City Par'.
Will leas to responsible party n pajli g
6 months' rent In advance. Tabor 1606. .
NICK tf room houae! fumarr, d:nio$ room. .
kiuben and basement. Call frrra 11 to . 4. -f32
lsvl. w-t side. ' No children, y ' -FIV&ROOM
modem houa. 378 E. 64 Lh st.
Hawthorne car. Phone Ant 213-86.
sTrVkiM "modern iinlurnished bungalow, 1851
Siskiyou. '- " ' ''' ' - - ' '
FOR RF.NT 6-ioom ijtrnXjud house, fusL
B39 itoss at. . :