FHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1920.
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ESTABLISHED 1S92
ON TUESDAY NEXT
WE HAVE RECEIVED THE COST
LY FtJHMICKE, Kl'OH, ETC., i'HOM
A RESI DESCK ON POBTLAUB
HEIGHTS WITH INSTRUCTIONS
FROM HUE OWStfiS TO KEEL THE
HAMK'AT AUCTION. ALSO WE
SHALL SELL SEVERAL ROCKEHS.
II K I (i II T S WITH INSTRUCTIONS
l.IIIKAIiV AND DAVENPORT
TABLES SI'ITABI.E FOR XMAS
PRESETS. FOLLOWING IS A PAR
TIAL LIST;
Beautiful Irving: Koom Suite' In ich
blue -velour covering, viz: Davenport.
Iiocker arid Chair with comp. cush
ions, . Mahogany Kockers with tapestry
s-ats, Katlan Rockers, Davenport and
Library Tables, Floor and Table Lamps,
Parlor Desks, Phone Stands, Oil Paint
ings, Jardiniere Pots, neveral Hugs in
izes from 8x6 to 1215, some in Turkish
denfgnii ; very costly Quarter-Sawed
Oak Dining: Koom Kuite, viz: Pedestal
Table, Massive Buffet, China Cabinet
and Bet of leather-Seat Chairs; also
Mahogany Dlntnir Table and Chairs in
William and Mary design ; Wallace Sil
ver Table Ware, Hand-Kmbroidered
1 Ki I ps -and Hcarfs, Mahogany Stradi
vari" Talfcinff Machine as nood h new,
French Mirrors in dull gold frames, Dinner-
Ware, Glassware, Leather Arm
Chairs; Circassian Walnut Bedroom
Suite In Colonial design at follows: Na
poleon Bad, Massive Dresser and Chif
fonier, both with - large French plate
mirrors; full size Krass Bed. Twin
Ivory Beds, Oak Finished Steel Bed, all
complete with best Springs,. Milk Floss
and Cotton Felt Mattresses, Pillows; a
large lot of nearly new Bedding," Dress
ers and Chiffoniers In American Wal
nut, Ivory and White Knamel and
Quarter-Sawed Oak, , Ivory Dressing
Table, Baby's Crib with mattress equal
to new, Majestic and All-Fuel Combina
tion Wood, Coal and Gas Ranges, Kclipse
Gas Range. Parlor Heater, Garden Hose.
Oil Heaters and many other, useful
household effects.
AUCTIONEER'S
r NOTE
TOP ARE 15VJTK1) TO CALL TO
WOHROW AND " LOOK OVER THE
PELL 1, 1ST OF GOODS WE SHALL
HAVE TO SELL. TOE WILL KIND
THIS KALE A OOOD OPPORTUNITY
TO BUT A OOOD SENSIBLE XMAS
PRESENT AT TOCK OWN FIGURE.
AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT
10 A. St.
ON THURSDAY
NEXT
WE SHALL HAVE ANOTHER LOT
OV HOUSEHOLD HOODS TO OFFER
OU. SALE AT 10 A. 31.
RETAIL
DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE NEVER SAID MUCH TO
TOU ABOUT THIS DEPT. THE BE IS
A HEASON. IT TAKES CARE OF IT
SELF, AS OUR LOW CASH PRICES
BRING THE CUSTOMERS. IF YOU
HAVE NOT PATRONIZED OUR AN
NEX, DONT FORGET US. NEW
GOODS FOR CASH. AT REASONABLE
PRICES.
WE BUY HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
CASH." PHONE US IF YOU WANT TO
TSELL OR ARE MAKING CHANGES.!
MAIN ,3(31.
W. C. BAKER and W. Hi DEAN
Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers
PYTHIAN BUILDING
Yamhill and West Park Sta.
Formerly Masonio Temple Bldg.
200x100 on Track
A
Between E. Morrison and Hawthorne,
y block, y price. Across from new
Chevrolet Bldg., costing 150,000.
Price
;,000
West Sifie Apt.
Close in, walking distance, at 2-3 cost
of replacement. No leases. Rental
value $360. 7000 cash, balance 6.
Price
$21,000
r - - '- -
E. J. DAEY
221 FAILING BLDG.
ADDITION
One of Portland's fine' homes,
in this desirable, close in district,
is offered by owner at much be
low present value and Jn most
favorable terms. Grey stone
first story, pleasing architecture,
tnd a class of materials and
workmanship rarely found in
even the best homes built these
days. Four bedrooms, two fire
places, hardwood floors and plate
glass window's throughout. En
tirely refinished inside, new fur
nace. A lovely home; a real in
vestment. . LADD ESTATE
COMPANY
.Marshall 5454 246 Stark. St.
InstallmentLoans
ON IMPROVED
ItV rODertV
a
Erora One to Ten Yean
NO COMMISSION
Union Abstract Go.
SS FOURTH STREET
LADB'S
NEW TODAY
AuciionSales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
169-171 Second Street
Near Morrison
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY AT 10 A. M.
At each of our sales you will find a
complete assortment of general house
furnishings, MONDAY'S SALE ' Includes BED
DAVENPORTS. LIBRARY and CEN
TER TABLES, JUORRIS CHAIRS,
Rockers, Couches, ROUND OAK DIN
ING TABLES, Dininp Chairs, BUF
FETS, CHINA CLOSETS, Bookcases,
Folding Beds, MASSIVE BLACK WAL
NUT BEDROOM SUITE, BRASS BEDS,
Iron Beds, all complete with Sbrings and
Mattresses ; -DRESSERS and Commodes,
Blankets, Quilts, Spreads. Pillows, Car
ret, IUiirs. Curtains, Draperies, Steel
Range, Heating Stoves, Dishes, Utensils,
etc.- .
Also CHEST
OF CAEPEXTEB
TOOLS.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY we sell
again at 10 a. m.
BARGAINS FOR
EVERYBODY
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT OUR
PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORT
MENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR
XMAS' PRESENTS including PIANOS
and TALKING MACHINES. OVER
STUFFED DAVENPORT and EASY
CHAIR. Rockers, Library Tables. PE
RIOD DINING SUITE, MAHOGANY
and OLD IVORY BEDROOM SCITE,
DRESSING TABLES, LADIES' DESKS,
HEADING LAMPS, BOOKCASES,
ROOM SIZE RUGS and other goods per
taining to housefurnishinga.
BIG
9
nction
OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
On Tuesday Next at
10 A. M.
AT OUR
Salesroom
169-171 Second St.
FOR THE
PORTLAND
REMEDIAL LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Furniture, Oriental Rugs and
Other Effects
HAVING BEEN REMOVED TO OUR
SALESROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE
OF SALE.
Including WAXED OAK DINING
SUITE viz. BUFFET, EXTENSION
TABLE and CHAIRS, LEATHER SEAT
ROCKERS. LIBRARY TABLES, WIL
LIAM AND MARY" DINING TABLES
and CHAIRS, DROP HEAD RINGER
WiWUtt MHUfll-iK, BX 18 ORIENTAL
KUO, 11-3X15 WILTON RUG; other
ROOM SIZED RUGS, BRASS and
ENAMEL BEDS. Snnnsrs and Mat
tresses, DRESSERS, LEATHER1
COUCHES, "JEWEL" COMBINATION
RANGE, Steel RANGES, HEATING
s'loviss ana outer numerous lots.
ALSO
Gurley Solar Compass with
Tripod
1 Remingtdn Wahl, Adding
Machine
1 Elliott-Fisher Billing
Machine
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THTS
SALE AS EVERYTHING MUST POSI
TIVELY BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST
ULUUKlt.
3. T. WILSON, Auctioneer
TIM BE R
WANTED
We need large acreage of small
second-growth timber, average JfJ
inches. Two Eastern lumbermen are
looking for timber, with or without
railroads. Will consider mills and
equipment.
Cordwood Stump age
Needed
Number of buyers In every day.
Tell us what you have. Now is the
tune and this is the place to move
cordwood.'
STURM-KEFER CO.
215 FIFTH STREET
Opposite Conrthonse
PAINT PLANT
FOR SALE
We are authorized to offer I
Sale
'THE VIKING : lVttRINEr"
PAINT PLANT7'
location; 29th Street, near
Nicolai Street .
i Hrnt 1 ti A n rat 4 rt nrvn r.-l
Main building, 2 story,
' trivfn fSAt
-twavjvi ice I.
Outbuildings, gasoline
tank," etc., etc.;
WAKEFIELD, FRIES
Sl Co.
85 Foiirth.St
NEW TODAY
WESTOVER
TERRACES
"Portland'
Best View Homesite"
The Om Spot in Portland where
the past stormy weather has ,
-not darkened the homes and
depressed its residents. On the
contrary, It has been but one
of the many series of atmos
pheric and heavenly changes
that are so interesting: to see
and watch from your window
in Westover.
Furthermore, the force and the
velocity of the wind and
storm, as felt elsewhere, was
not known on Westover. You
will note that Westover is
flanked on three, sides by
wooded, hills higher than It
self hence the protection," no
matter what the direction of
" the wind may be.
The rains of Friday and Satur
day merely amused those for
tunate enough to live on West
over as but the paternal act of
Mother Nature washing the
face of the World below. Many
times during the day there
were even gleams of sunshine
thru the clouds and especially
beyond the eastern fringe of
the clouds, for ' it is not un
usual that 50 miles east of
here the sun is brightly shin
ing while the rain falls in
Portland.
Now, sir if -you really want to
look the world in the face, get
up where you can see itOn
Westover.
Wonderful New Home "built up
to a standard and not down
to a price," just being finished-
complete in every de
tail from automatic gas hot
water heating system to lawn
and shrubbery. We believe
the Handsomest and most liv
able home for the money to
be found anywhere. With 200
feet frontage, the price is
32,000 with too feet front
age the price 4s 26,000. It's
a Home thatjcannot be dupli
cated anywhere and a home
no Californian can own.
YOU MAY PHONE. CALL Off. '
OK WRITE
HAROLD JUNGCK, Secretary
International Realty
Associates i
1307 Yeon Bid. Marshall 630
r
lUburban
om
Large home and exten
sive grounds.
Ideal for Baby, Maternity
or Convalescent
Home, etc.
13 or more rooms.
5 baths, extra toilets and
lavatories.
Hardwood floors
throughout.
4 fireplaces, gas, furnace.
Located just 20 minutes
from heart of city.
Most beautiful surround
ings. :
Mrs. Harry Price Palmer
East 7976
440 E. Twenty-first St. N.
BuythisBomefor1900
THB swnsjslow ve rewsas ana lath, aeeoty of fwoaaj
ample closets, porches, kaOa and waivenwst arranfs-1
-4sTslm the Fssmsrnan Book. All matemh teJ
erect it, ssclndin, hsmker. wth. worav jsungiea.
Ufjs) sayasejakacea HsfsvrXttaVsa awBwaV ps4afsWtuW UUUift 4stvaft VaVsV aSsBJBlssw
l Drawer B-48181
Fenner Mfg. Oa, Portlatid. Or.
Send 10 for this E'.Plan
100x200
ON QCARTEB. BLOCK.
WITn BOOM FOB -ADDITION.
BIO SAV1N( ON BUILDING COST
BY PURCHASE OF THIS
PROPERTY. ' ' .'
R. J. O'NEIL
717 BOARD; OF TRADE BUILDING.
- ATTENTION
Laurelhurst Lot Buyers
We will build for you cm your lot purchased
"tc-siar. n 10 of east of home and
Tt: w TT m yoor lot ' and build your
swugsi joaianc. terms. . .
t. U. vawvD OOMPANY
rywnntate BuilcHnsj Servioet
t10 Stock tichanow Bulldintj
Marshall 2310
w.tna.1 ii . u ' . r-.
kM, Mif aw ImA c mil i i- pSFk
raM ii tm tt-r a s eae l-drinmm Si
tm rk. M aa4 k M. v I l"XSZft&
Ira
NEW TODAY
A Beautiful Home. in
Eastmoreland
68x100 corner,' facing . golf
links, improved with the most at
tractive English Colonial, bunga
lows in Portland. Five lovely,
rooms first floor and ample space
upstairs for two more if wanted.
Designed and constructed with
many exclusive conveniences and
features to meet .the require
ments of those demanding the
best but offered on terms to fit
your income. Garage, lawn,
shrubbery, all Improvements 'in
and included in the price. Enjoy
a real Christmas by your own
fireside and among tjmost de
sirable surroundings. , Call own
er today for appointment.
LADD ESTATE
COMPANY
Marshall 54S4 246 Slark St.
MEETING K0T1CE8
41
KHlKPATRIfK COVNCIL
Sf'2 7 KKCrlilTY liF.XE-
FIT ASSOCIATION i AD""
mtmben are requested; to at
tend nest Friday night to
natch the race and see the
run. Bro. Matthews on bis
donkey is Mill leading, fol
lowed by the elephant, goat,
hffi . -.. .i ,
uiihlten rrom 1 to 16 years insured in the
juvenile department Perrons from 10 ito 55
r w P10 choic ot 4 up-to-date policies,
our society is now growing faster than ever be-
vlf--. -i,-",1?"-. the bi masque bU New
ilfeTe'.?ocl3,s kmous music. 20 good prizes.
Admfamon S5c. Come for a good time.
HARD TIMES
DANCE
PUBLIC
Tuesday night. December 14,
w. u. u. hall, 128 11 to at.,
given by .Anchor council No..
746. Security Benefit associa
tion. Wear your old clothes.
Dandy prizes. Fun for all.
Admisiion 33 cents. Members
wanting to get in touch with
our deputy. Sister Saltmarsb,
phone Broadway 418-'.
EUREKA COUNCILi NO.
204. Security Benefit as
sociation. Rerolar meeting
Monday erening. Dec. 13,
East Side W. O. W. hall,
Eat 6th and Alder. at
which time a new set Of local
by-laws will be presented and
read. Members urged) to be
present and bring application
for campaign now running in airplane race.
Don't forget our biz mask ball Monday erening,
Dec. 20. 380 worth of handsome pnxe to be
given away. Admission 35c. , .
M. K JOHNSON, i See,
THE COURT bF CONOR'S
500 club welcomes you and
friends Wednesday ete, liiec.' 1 5,
M. W. A. hall. No. 8. 11 th st.
to cards. Good prizes, refresh
ments. Admission -ic ;
PORTLAND STAR HOME
STEAD NO. 42. BROTH
ERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, will give a dance
Thursday evening. Dec, 16. in
the Turn Verein hall. 255 13th
Kt, Music by Bliss Harmony
Fire, YETTA HAINES. Cor-
reyondeutOS Aliaky bldg. Phone Maifi C356.
IVANHOE Homestead, No. 6038, B. I A. Y".
Koguliir short business meeting ' on Wednes
day. Deo. 15, 1V20, at W. O. W. hall. 10th and
Taylor streets. Meeting at 8 o'clock; sharp,
followed by refreshments and a good social time.
Don't forget the annual Yuletide masquerade of
Dec. 29. Don t mise this big erenu Peari
Owens, correspondent, 212 Railway Exchange.
Main 867. :
M. W. A.. ROSE CITY i CAMP,
meets in its own hall. No.' 8 11th
t., near Stark, etery Monday ere:
ning. Visitors cordially inritiml.
H, J. WHIPPLE, Consul,
- J. W. SIMMONS. Clark.
318 Yeon bldg.
THE Service circle No. 850 decided to hftld what
is called a country store, on its regular meet
ing night, Monday evening. Dec. 13. At this
time articles of food, wearing apirel and lunch
will h sold There will be fortune telling and
free dauciuf. Woodcraft hU t 10th and
Taylor. - I
CUT DOWN the Ilish Cost of Living Attend
th card party giten by Queen Elizabeth Re
view, No. 24, W. B. A. O. T. M., Monday eve
ning, December 13. at Odd Fellows hall. 6th
and E. Alder. Eight grocery prizes, aluo prise
for. highest score ot series. Admission 25c.
Everybody welcome.
OREGON ASSEMBLY NO. 1. UNITED ARTI
SANS, will give a free dance and card party
at W. O. Vt. hall, 128 11th St., Thursday eve
ning, Dec. 10. Union music. Come everybody
and enjoy a plea.sa.nt evening. Card prizes will
be given, E. E. VAN A I.ST IN Ej Sec.
EIGHT good prizes, "500"; Royal circle 528.
N. of W., W. O. W. temple. 128 llth st,
1st floor, Wednesday evening, Dec 15: Come
and bnnj your friends, 28 hand. Margaret
YY ertheuner, chairman. i
QUEEN ELIZABETH Review No. 24j W. B.
A. O; T. M., will have their annuafl election
of officers Monday evening, December 13. All
members requested to be present j
EMBLEM JEWELR a specialty, buttons, pins,
charms. Jaeger Bros., 131-133 ttthist
IT
7S
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
O'HANLON In this city, Dec. 11. Elawnniee
O'llanlon, aged 25 yean, wife oC A. M.
O'llanlon of 49 Lucretia Couit. dauchter of
ilr. end Mrs. W. M. Killingjwortli, sister of
Nancy and Faye Killingsworth, Mrs. Harry A.
Swart. Mrs. Clinton L. Shomo and Dri W. M.
KiUingsworth of this city. Tlie funeral service
will be held Mondsn-Dcc. 13, at 1 o'clock p.
m., at Finley's, Montgomery at 5th, Fniends in
vited. Concludins service, Portland Crematorium
Mausoleum. I
HliLSER Deo. 11, at the famUy residence, 622
Rodney are., Frances Ruth Heh-er, aged 6
years,- beloved daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Uelser. Funeral rerrices wil be conducted Mon
day, Dec. 13, at 2 p. m., from the Second
German Baptist church, comer Rodney ave. and
Morris st Friends invited. Interment Columbia
cemetery.' Pearson Co., undertaken, Russell st
at Union ate, !
UORIN At the residence, 1753 Haven st,
Friday. Dec. 10. Henry M., aged 68 years,
beloved husband of Mrs, Iphigena i.orin, father
of Mr. E. E. Everetts of Portland. Joseph O.
of quincy. 111., and C B. of Lincoln, Nob.
Funeral service will be held at 1 p. tm. Tues
day, Dec. 14, at the University Park Methodist
church, cor. Stli and Lombard st. Intertuent,
Horn City cemetery.
MURRAY At the residence, 396 N. i26th t,
Dec 11. Simon F. Murray, aged MO Tears, be
loved husband of Ella Murray. Remains are
at the residential funeral parlors of Dunning &
McEutee, Morrison st at Twelfth, from where
they will be forwarded to Woodland, Wash.,
Tuesday. Dec. 14, where services and interment
will be bold.
PETERSON Doc. 0. 1820," at the family resi
dence, 5221 89th st S. K., Carl ; Peterson,
aged 74 yean, beloved fathar of Mrs. Minnie B.
Nichols of Portland and Mrs. Alice E. van uourt.
Twin Falls, Idaho. Remains forwarded Monday,
Dec. 13. to Boise. Idaho, for service and inter
ment byj, Pearson's undertaking: parlors. Russell,
af Union ave.
MiLSON in tliis city, Deo. 10, Geo. W. Nel
son, aged 48 yean, husband of Mrs. E. 1L
Nrtsnn, father of Frank, QpaK Ruby and Gcod
wi Nelson, all of this city. Fuweral service will
be lit id from the conservatory chapel of the East
Side Funeral Directors, 414 E. Alder; Tuesday,
Dec. 14, at 2 P. m. FrienAi invitid. , Interment
in Lone Fir cemetery. L
VOBETDA In this city. Deo. 10, Berbers
Vobeyda, aged 61 ye-rs. wife of Albert Vo
beyda of Chehaiia, Wash, The remains will be
forwarded this (Sunday) morning by J. P.
Finley A Son to Chehalis, when services will
be held and interment made. U ; ,
MIGLIO At the Sellwood hospital, Dec. 67
Giovanni HigKo. aged 57 yeaxs Funeral
service will be held at P. L. Lerch undertaking
parlors. E. llth at Clay st, Monday, at p.
m. Friends invited. .
CHASE In this city, Deo. 41, Kengrth CuaaeT
aged 16 years, eon of Mrs. 8.1 Bntler of
603 H Glisan st The remains are at FuOey's.
Montgomery at 5th , Notice ot funeral here
after. -BERSON Dec. 10. at her late residence.
, the patton Home. Almint Robbereon, aed 72
years. The remains are at Finley's, r Mootgom
1 ery at 5th. Notice ol funeral hereafter.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
ALGESHEIMER At HUIsboro, Or December
10.i John Algesbeimer, aged 63 years S months,
7 days. Deceased leaves one sister. Mrs. Mary
EUerson; brothers Chris and George of Portland
and Conrad of Scholia. Funeral services will be
held Monday, December 13. at 10 a. m. from St
Mathews Catholic church, HUIsboro. Interment
Farmlngton cemetery. .
ODELL At the family residence, 144 E. 30th.
iJecember 10. Gladys Lea Odeli, aged 6 years,
7 months and 12 days, daughter of Hr. end
Mrs. Albert L. OdelL Funeral serrices win be
held Monday, December IS. at 1 p. ra. . at
th chapel of Breemg A Snook. Belmont at 83th
Ht'DLESOX At hT late residence. 067 E.
8aJhon St.. Dec. 11, Leon Cheater Hudleson,
Bed j 84 years. Remains at the parlors of
Breeze & Snook, Belmont at 35th. Notice of
funeral later.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EDW. II OILMAN , & SON
Funeral Directors
- TU1KP AND SALMON 8TKEKT3
Main 607. A-1511
. Lsdy Assistant.
East Side
Funeral Directors '
FORMERLY F. S. DUNNING, INC.
"The Family Sets the Price."
414 E. Alder et. , Phone East 62
J.P.FIIfLEY&SOri
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Msin
MONTOOMFKT AT FIFTH
Lercfa, Undertaker
EAST EI.EVENTB AT HAWTHORNS
I'HONE EAST 7S1
I CHAMBERS -COl,
: Funeral Uirectors.
AH the Cooreniences of a Home.
Woodlawn 3300. 248-250 Killingnworth At
D T RVDM1C5 New residence
.e 11 e IU 1 HVJUO tiblisbment. 901
Williams ate. Woodlawn 220.
A. D. Kenworthy Co.
5B02-5804 92D ST. S. E.. LENTS
Phone Tabor 3267. Home Phone D-61.
MILLER A TRACET, independent furiTafdU
rector. Prires as low as 320, $0, 380.
Washington at Ella. Main 2691. .-788a.
DOWNING 4 M'NEMAR A homelike place.
Moderate; in, prices. Irtington district Phone
I1..ST fit '
R. W. GABLE ft CO.,
Snceessors to W. H. Hamilton.
1973 E. Glisan. Phone Tsbor 4313.
M'ENTEE A EILERS. funersl psrlors withall
the pnticy of a home, lth and Eterett su.
Phones Broadway 2133. Home A-2133.
Sreeze&Snook l2
A.R.ZeBSerCo. gjS "Tl
SIU o,raet CNIERTAKING CO. Main 4152
1&CWCSA.2821.- Corner Third and Clay.
MONUMENTS
Portland MarlbSe .Works
266 4th St.. Op. City Hall. Neu Bros.
BLALSlMG GRAMlTE Co
'uH 2fe7-3PO ST. AT fApyOrj, fj J
FLORISTS
3Z MOM BISON
POHTtANO HOTgL
,CHuiea accts Mucins
48 MOR0ISOM
SROAO-mav 6 SA(K
MARi, 2 ST
RAYS
MO UP ,
YfQEATrlS"
If 3Ur
rM0SWlOH A A0.0SR.
And Floral Designs.
25 Large Hothouses.
No Branch Stores.
20 Years on Morrison
St.. bet 4th and fit It
Telephone Main 7709.
GEO. BETZ & SON
FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS
and all occasions. 6!7 Williams ave. Just call
Woodlawn 1512 . Joseph Bets. Manager.
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's Progrssive Florist"
Flowers for All Occasions.
Main 7215. T. C. LUK.E. Mgr.. 6th and Alder.
ALL kinds of cut flowers, plants and holly
wreaths. Specials. Henry Pfeiffer.- 5th and
Yamhill.
MARTIN ft FORBES CO., florists. 354 Wash
ington. Main 269, A-12 69. Flowera fox all
occasions artistically arranged.
People's
FLORAL SHOP
243 Afder. Marshall B922.
Chappeli's Mb
Bank bldg. Main
lorrison t
LOST AND EOIVsfD
tl
LOST Liberal reward. Diamond brooch, Trrnea
day p. ra. on street between Trinity Place
and downtown shopping district ; 18 white stones
set in circle, size of quarter. Call Tabor 4438,
Mrs. Waite,
LOST On Great Northern train, leather hand
portfolio, marked "R. R. Byrum," , owner
left it on hat rack on train at Chehalis Nov.
27. Train due Portland 7:45 p. m. Friday.
Kindly: return and receive reward for contents
of portfolio, which has no valne except to owner.
No questions asked. Address Byrum, room 638,
Seattle hotel, Seattle.
THK following artjclm VM fourui on cars of
the P. K., K & P. Co.. Dec. 10: Four purses.
1 key, 4 strings of beadf, school tickets, box.
2 parr glove, 1 single glove, 1 sample case,
7 packages, 1 slipper, 2 lunch boxes, jug of
cider, t ravelins bag, 1 suitcase, 8 umbrellas.
Owners may obtain property at First and Alder
streets. - -
LOST String of coral beads, Saturday after
noon, on Stark st, between W. Park and 4th.
Return to Edna Morrison, Villa St Clara apt.,
or phone Main 8289. Valued as keepsake. Re
ward. (5 REWARD for information leading to re
covery of 15 ft giay rowboat," name Alice in
red each side bow, 2 seta oarlocks, 3 seats,
locker in stern. From Jenning? Ixxlce 2 months
ago. No questions asked. East 4460 or BelL 566.
LOST Male- Boston bull dug. Brindle with
white streak an face, white- collar, breast and
forelegs. Ears and tail not cut Five years
old. S25 reward. Call automatic 225-26 or
Ea&t 891.
LOST Young English bulldog; dirk brindie
body, white chest and forelegs, two black eyes
and brown spot on top of forehead. Tabor 5651.
Keward.
LOST Small, black purse, in downtown dis
trict, or on Sunnynde or Montavilla car,
Wednesday, p. m. Finder call East 3060.
Receive reward.
WILL person pickinc up my fitch fur cape,
valuable as gift, Nov. 27, on Irvington car
or Fremont ft. bet, 15th' and 17Ui, please
call Wdln. 0152.
LOST Idy s blue silk gold and pearl handle
umbrella, last week. Tslued aa keepsake from
dead mother. Finder please phone Aut 629-14.
after 6 p. m.
FOUND One sum of money Saturday, Dee. 4.
1920. on 2d st. : loser must identify. Call
Monday after 8 o'clock -at 502 Columbia blvd..
aak for Schweitzer. .Marshall 1037.
LOST On Park st. Friday evening, lady's blue
silk bag, containing money and papers; r-
ward. Hotel Seward, room fill.
LOST Small black purse with change, stamps
and cameo ring. Finder call Wdln. 3465
and receive reward. .
LOST Tuesday night December 7th. black lynx
fur, (25 reward and no questions asked, at
Imperial Arms apartment 505. Main 6011.
(20 REWARDT"iu questions asked, for return
of dark brindle English bulldog, female, black
face, ortdwrshot Main 6221.
LOST Diamond brooch, set In pearls, in
library hall, Irvington car or street Reward.
532 East 16th St. north. Call East S656.
FOUND Lady's handbag, near Bridal Veil,
Thnrarlav morn ins. Owner can nave same
by identifying. Call V. Amend, Bridal Veil, Or.
LOST Friday afternoon, pearl and sapphire
circle brooch.
Finder please call East 7126.
Keward,
(10 REWARD for information leading to re
covery of large black and whit dog. Wdln.
3160. "
LOST A wristwatch, Hampden movement,
somewhere between Franklin high school and
Poster road. Return to 4504 65th st S. E.
LOST Meier A Frank's, black silk nmbrella
with V. M. D. engraved on Handle, ltewaru.
CaJl Anto. 218-03.
LOST Ni-ar Brooklyn school, girl's bias yam
cup. Phone Sellwood 2111.
LOST Siikl pin. Pleae return to Journal
want ad station. Owl Drug Store.
LOST Glasses in black case. Call Mar. 3388,
apt. 4.
LOST Gold watch with initials S.
2288. Reward. "
Wdln.
OST By delivery car driver, ladies" coat Will
pay (if reward lor return w m inn at.
LOST One red disc wheel, tire and tire cover.
Michelin. Western Tire Sales Co., 827 Oak st
FOUND Jaunt Airedale dog. Mar. 4571
V7W
tl
LOST, In room 523, Courthouse. Wednesday.
8, a black leather purse containing one S10
bill and between 4 and 3 dollars in sflrer; also
ticket on bazaar drawing. Please return to 738
Minnesota ae Albina district. Reward.
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS M
FOB BIO PAY
Get Into the Auto or A nation Business
You're right 1 No ether 11a ot work offers
,. i : . ..r.i j r v, ' -V . I
:r.M.7"""u
quick and satisfactory w.r to lrn MrirfJZ I
and cet into it is thronh th. hi ttT.rT.Z
"Adcoz," whose school bold the world's record
for graduiting the largest percentage of stu
dents : who make good in a big, commanding
way. Today, scores and scores of men. who
less than a year ago. knew absolutely nothing
..w u umn gas i
engineers, double to treble what they eeer be- I
fore made. Adcox trained them in 12 to 16
weeks. Ton m. K .k.fi.i ... i. 1. I
rinm Knt it icTrni v la nriM.i rwnvv. I
and. if yon will gie ' Adcox" a chance to talk I
wiin yon few minutes or writ ut rail for i
free copy of bis big. dollar book, desoriblug bis
school and methods, you will ouickly be eon-
vincMt hmuiiwi. -f n. .nA K. I
fore you hate been. To proTe the Talue of
nia course to you. ne wm let Ton attend bis 1
school four weeks FREE, and,
if yon find any'
thing misrepresented, he will pay you SOo for
each hour in attendance at his school. He even
Will mr ftlHll.rl I f m(tM wi.i.ln. hi. 1
carefully going through his catalot. you truth-
fully can say that anywhere in the Wekt you
nave seen anotner auto acnool witn as mucn
equipment wbo graduates as large a percentage
of successful student or gives you as much
for your money, he will make you a present
ABSOLUTELY FREE of his complete Auto,
Battery and tlectneal course, valued at 3290.
If the training ho offers were just the ordinsry
kind, this offer would be suicidal -would put
mm out 01 ousiness in less than three months.
Just the dsy this announcement was written.
a prospective student said: "Adcox. 1 thonght
you were bluffing with your free trial and other
offers, but you winl I hsvs vislud some half
aozen otner auto schools and yours make them
an loon iixe a miSTi dimk. uruy a DIF
FERENT UNQUESTIONABLY SUPERIOR,
school eoDld make such offers as "Adcox" dots,
There is no red tape to Mi. offers, either he
is willing to depend entirely upon the honesty
and good judgment of any ambitious fellow, -You're
as good a man as the next fellow-
prove it go after the big money awaiticg you
in tne automobile and aviation Dunnes it a
one line where there is NO AGE LIMIT, and
no ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS are required
of those entering the Adcox School. Simply
go were 11 yen half try. you. can't help but
make good. The state pays Oregon ex-service
men $2lTpermonth while attending school. Tear
out this announcement right now see "Adcox
or get a copy of bis book Number 4 at once.
The address is, ADCOX ACTO & AVIATION
SCHOOL, Portland. Or.
BECOME A MASTER WELDER.
Get in line and Irani a trade that
pays big wages. This is your -opportunity.
The demand for expert oy
acetylene welders has never been
greater. The steel industry demands
the services of men who are pro
ficient in this line of work, the wages
paid are the best of all the metal -trades.
WHY WORK
for small wages when we can teach
yon to become an expert otjt -acetylene
welder by our method of individual in
struction under exiierienced teachers.
WE WILL TEACH TOU WELDING
OF ALL METALS and more thor
oughly and in less time than' it can be
done in any other place.
CASTIIiON BURNING
Among the things considered im
possible by welders and taught in our
regular course is the hnr.iing of cast
iron WITHOUT MPECIAL EQUIP
MENT, which offers no difficulty
whatever to our students. 'Not a
makeshift job, but better, cleaner cut
ting than is done by demonstrators of
special castiron torches.
COME NOW
to the COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OP .
WELDING if you have had no experi
ence. We can teach you this splendid
paying trade in a short time. Students
who bave completed our courses are
today earning big money for our
method of teaching makes them capable
of doing any kind of work that they
may be called upon to do.
Apply Day or Evening
427 E. Ninth St.
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OF WELDING
LEARN AVIATION
EARN $75 TO (300
WEEB.LX
' Complete a courses
in mechanics and
Dying. Aero clab
license on graduation.
All courses free to
federal vocational
training men.
The state of Ore
gon allows (23 per mouth for educational pur-
poees to Oregon ex-service men.
First and only exclusive Aeronautical school
in the Northwest.
A SCHOOL WHICH HAS OYER 2000 PER
CENT MORE PUPILS THAN ANY OTHER
SIMILAR SCHOOL IN THIS TERRITORY.
No bond required.
Catalogue on request
DUDREY AIROIUFT COMPANY,
Portland. . 824 Moihaii r)dg. Oregon.
BE a certified automotive or auto-electrical
. expert and earn a biz salary. A few weeks
training in our big, practical shops qualifies
you for good position as automobile or igni
- Uon expert tire repairman, tractor engineer,
. machinist or storage battery expert . Men of
any age ehcible. No previous experience re-
. quired. Splendid working conditions. Earn
board and, room while learning. Unusual op
portunities to locate in California. Ideal cli
mate. 20 years' experience and the' most
modern equipment and expert graduate in
structors. No other training will qualify you I
as quickly or thoroughly. FREE employment
service. Write TODAY and get 72 page il
lustrated catalog telling how you can earn
nig money in this business. Book costs (1,
but is sent FREE on request to men Inter
ested. National Automotive School, 804 8.
Fujueroa, Los Angeles; CaL
ARE YOU LOOKING-FOR A BETTER JO"Bf
Cet into the. auto and tractor business. A
few weeks' train:ne in our bie nraerjcal ahom
qualifies you for a big paying position in any
nrancn oi this onsiness. includes automobiles.
LOST AND FOUND
tractors, tire repairing, battery work, machine reas, desires a few good representatlvee to sell
shop. lien of any age eligible. No previous stock. It ia the bvest stock on the market on
experience necessary. Splendid working condt- the coast We have had our factory filmed and
tions. You can earn your room and board the you can arrange to take a portable machine
few weeks you are learning. Unusual oppor- along with fen exhibiting the moving pictures in
tunities to locate in California. Ideal eli- the home or office of your prospective pur
mate. 6000 N. A. S. graduates holding highest chaser,, literally taking: the factory to him.
paid position in the country. FREE employ-
ment service. Write now for your book of
facts. Teils how YOU can earn -big money in
this business. Its FREE. National Automotive
scnooi, sua a. rigaeroa, los Angeles, tai.
MEN, SPEND YOUR WINTER EVEN IN US
AT OUR
Automobile and tractor engineering, w.ldmg
and bronzing. Special Ignition, battery and
electrical work.- Vulcanizing and retreading.
HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOLS
707 Hawthorne Are., Cor 20th
. Terms If Desired.
VXrtt' T-.-m. Vnn.H. Cil
Assures EVERY ' GRADUATE A POSITION
All business courses, including eomptometer
training. Enroll anytime day school, night
school. write for free catalogue, kourta near
si or rm on. pnone Main ovu
A Poetlfon for Each Graduate
ALISKY BUILDING
MEN who want steady, inures ting work at
big pay ran learn the automobile and tractor
business, in short time in our big, practical
shops. Only standard automotive training.
Position assured when finished. Earn part
expenses wnue learning. sJatalocue rnh.it,
National Automotive School. 804 S. Figueroa,
Los Angeles, CaL
CLERKS over 17 for postal mail service. (125
month. ivxpenence unnecessary. or free
particniars - of examination, write J. Leonard
iformer civil service examinerj. vo swuitsbi.
bldg., Washington. U.K.-
PORTLAND Barber College teaches the barbtf
trade in eight weeks; pay while learning:
""d "J ,"nA if0 nrls ui-
tion reduced. 38 N. Second.
8TEEN SSWINU SCHOOi-Bleeks systetm of
ladies' tailoring grid dressmtkfng taught: pst-
terns cut to measure. Phone East 2359. B-8307
182 flrsnd ave. near Belmont
Li. A It N TELmIRs Fnl Railway Taleeraoh
luatltute. 434 RI-s, Kxchang. bldg. Night
Ill
MEN, WOMEN learn barber trade; wages while
- learning; positions guaranteed. Mgr. 11 years'
experience. Oregon Karber t-oiiege. 136 Madison.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Teachers' Agwy. Enroll
tree, grsnx sv. nmr, iwvaner aasiaisns .isie
rapt. MgT.f S-W. bank bldg. Phone Main 827(,
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL -
free. Frank K. Welies, former assistant stata
Miss liecirxa Bockel's private school; individual
tnatroction. 123 'ik t.rand ave. tin
"niri:rV 1.-, vhixil a H.k fatdf 2d and lloa
rison sts. W. E. P.ichardson. sec. Main 77.
iFYOU want to learn th vulcanizing business.
Call 158 E. Broadway.
TEACHERS register free.
746 ONB. Spokaoa. Wa
Westtnor Agency,
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 10
Learav. the automobile and tractor business
in America's largest and finest systems ff prar-
tical auto schools. THE HEMPHILL gCHOOl.8
i t tin vii asuiui euiussrub uaavi;'
ATES every year than most all other schools
put together. . Expert instructors, the beet in
i the business, are employed to teacn tne oit
ferent trades we offer. We have hist Installed
large ooanuty oi tv kuklithiuaij tyuir
MENT. the last ord in np to-dau and modern
wniHon and starting and lighting, system. We
PeciaJMe on ignition ana ail electrical wors.
Our courses are -more reasonable in price and
mora complete la detail than most schools, and
the interests of our students an foremost in
our minds at all times. Yon take the tools
in your hands and get the actual practical shop
experience. We hare also installed a brand
- (Mvt.nr1 tavm o-rurw i.
. " C .
J" ?? brn-h" of tire work, and sn inspection
of this department will proTe that we hate
procured the moat modern equipment available.
f c one ot the following trades, the one
, in".i. nu wrn r
,0 .?urth" i?,orraUon nd. etoe. . Auto-
rooone ana lracior siecnanicsi course, special
Battery and Ignition course. Tire Repairing and
Retreading, Welding and Biasing. Stato aid to
"'"a ""v ". -i nu
our school is filling up rapidly. Day and even
in classes.. Our downtown office is eon rent
ently located at 331 Oak street near Broadway.
School at 707 Hawthorne ae. HEMPHILL'S
AUTOMOBILE AND
TRACTOR SCHOOL.
POUTLAJ.1J. OB.
MOLEB BARBER COLLEGE wtU teach you the
trade in 8 weeks, receive some pay while
learning. Positions secured. Ex-eervice men re
ceive state aid. Write or call for . catalogue.
Z34 Burnside St.
HELP WANTED MALE
1
15 NORTH
2ND.STBEETA
em
K EMPLOVMENT
BROADWAV 57.
WANT party to clear 4H
near Otwego,
Tor
1 acre good land. '
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
14 N. Second St
WANT 10 men to take contract cutting 2000
cords oak wood at 32 cord.
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
14 N. Second 8t
WANTED By steamship line, nan with freight
claim experience. StaU Qualifications and
salaiy expected. Must be good correspondent
1 e., journal.
TWO apprentices wanted to learn auto nrpair-
ing under real mechanic! onlv Industrious
and mechanics liv inclined need arm v. Machine
snop m connection. Call East 7693.
WE NEED firat class piece goods man tot main
floor of department store. Apply, giving
ace, experience ana salary expected. xt4B
Journal.
ADVERTISING salesmen on established publi
cations. See Mr. Cravens. 704 Spalding
bldg.
YANTED A responsible truck driver, and auto
mccnamc; must be tnoroughly competent. Ap
ply room , 012 Main t. Vancouver,
MISS K. would accompany lady, girls, California
or east for expenses: references. Call Uon
I day or later. East 4364.
WANT to assist light housekeeping, Japanese
bay attending school: nice home: wages. East
6029.
1 WANTED Elderly man who needs a home
I bach, do lizht chores and look after thinas
immediately; 3 miles to carline. A-152, Journal.
, WANT planerman, 10 hr. 0Tc hour.
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
14 N. Second 8t
SALESMAN Energetic young man. commission
Basis. Koom 118. Caples hotel, 3 to 6 p.m.
SALESMEN AY ANTED
v SHOE SALESMAN. i
WANTED An experienced shoe salesman, wbo
ia interested in a short, highgrada line of
work and semi-dress shoes for California. Oregon
and Washington. Must have a prdoucer. A man
big enough to handle all sales- possibilities in
both small town and big city field. We make
a line of 53 shoes complete in range of prices
and grades. A line of live shoes far a real
live salesman. A sales opportunity above the
average. Address Box FX-639, Journal
WANTED Representative In Oregon, territory
for specially selling to grocers, meat markets.
restaurant;, hotels, institutions and residences.
Strictly commission proposition. Established 83
years. Only specialty men with a clean record,
who are able to finance themselves, need apply.
YX-4 81. Journal.
WANTED AGENTS
THE WESTERN RUBBER CO. of Tacoma,
Wash., a going concern, maxilla great Prog
Call at 603 Northwestern Bank builaUng Men
day morning and make appointment to meet an
officer of the company to talk the matter ever
and see the pictures. We do not want down-
and -outers, but good, live, experienced salesmen.
BIO PROFITS selling Duplex transformers.
Every auto owner needs them. Save gas.
Banish spark plug trouble. Exclusive territory.
Write quick. Jubilee Mfg. -Co., 3164 Bta. C.
Omaha, Neb. -
8ALESMEN. either sex, can earn 3 to (15 per
day. Dignified, pleasant, easy. We require
! promise to devote o iwurs per oay iirst oars.
afterward you will want to.
lumbia. Fort Worth. Texas.
(500 MONTHLY, selling new patented gaaoline
vaporizer, 00 miles per gsuon macs witn
Ford. One sample free. S trail sky , Y apo riser
Co.. 687 Pukwana, B. Dak,
AGENTS Wanted to sell (12.80 e-dlng. ma
chines. P. O. box 87. UtUe Falls. Minn.
I AGENTS Large manufacturer wants agents to
I sell hosiery, underwear, shirts, dresses, "skirts.
waists, shoe, clothing. Free samples. Madison
Mills, 503 Broadway, New York.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
THE OLDS. WOBTMAX tt KING STORE re
quires the services of experienced glove sales
women; also- experienced hosiery saleswomen.
I Apply superintendents on ice :i to iu;su
MRS. L. V. SCOTT, formerly director of env
ployment for women with the federal go,
ernment. will assist women to secure employ
ment In all lines. Office, 829 Henry bids-, cot.
4th and Oak. Bdwy. 4587. '
GERMAN widower wants housekeeper, Cathollo
woman preferred. Wdln. 2712. Take St
I Johns car, get off at Emerald st, 3 blocks north
I to 863 isaiawin sr. A. Lepucn. .
f W' ANTED Elderly ladr Hvinst near 21st. and
Lovejoy to care for child dortng day. No
I other dudes reonired. Mar. 2lflL Hundav
from 1 1 until 2
I .vt nnr. . i . e- . i. .v. a.t.
ration Army Rescue Uosne. Ifayfalr sad
I at.t.nrir ata. Phons Vf.tn asllo, HU eav.
CIRL for general"hollwork or smaU ranch
adjoining Portland: 8 fa ret all modern con.
venienee; wages (40. Woodlawn 1908.
WANTeB ; in foe aotive work (not office) in
TTil tt Broaoway
busiiaass place, exp. not required. Apply in
WANTED A middle-aged woman by gentleman
for housekeeper; permanent position. (87 1st
st; see landlady. i -
WANTED Strons girl or woman. 8. D. A.
prvf erred, to learn massage. M-asl, Joumsl.
i , , . - , ,, , , ,
GIRL to help with hooaework. A35. , 461 Hss-
i?-j H-' . , ' " ' 1
I WANTEf.
Elderly lsdy
housekeeper to car for
2 ehildren. Phone Woodlawn 3820;
Applf 151 Iaddington court. Tabor BT54.
I WANTED Stenographer. Call
409 McKay
I bldg. flr 3 p. m. Monday.
1 ADVERTISING saleswomen not afrud oi
sort
I Mr. craven. 704 BpaJdrng bldg. T ,
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MEIER es FRANK COMPANY
as la part years, inrltei all former employes pot
now engaged to call at the employment depart
ment, sixth floor, any time during store hours
to make arrangements for work during the holi
days; former fcntpectors. cashiers and atespeqpte
may arrange conreutent working hours i( Dot
able to work ail day. i
MEIER V FRAJiK COMPANY
THB OLDS. WORTMAN A KINO STORrJ r
auirea the service f vnr4neat .
must be familiar with National register system'
Appiy aupenntenuent a OIIlco :l to 10:30
m. ......
WANTED COOK IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
REFERENCES REQUIRED.. GOOD WAGES.
KITCHEN WORK ONLY. CALL MISS
OBDAY, 570 25, SUNDAY.
HELP WANTED MISC. 49
WANTED Boy or girlfor nerinnnrnt all day
work, running errands and shelrine hooks:
must be through fitli grade of achiol and over
16 years of age: wages (45. Apply public li
brary. 10th and Yamhill.
SITUATIONS MA LE
SALES MANAGER. -EXPERIENCED.
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. -CAN
HANDLE ADVERTISING;
CLEAN RECORD. BEST OF REFERENCES.
" 1 : '
Will consider only hirh class pro&wUiou.
Available Jan. 1.
A-174, Journal. i
HAVE had 12 years' exjierience in railroad, nil.
dry goous, groceries and electrical appliances,
as clerk, bookkeeper, credit man, officer, man
ager and secretary; can operate typewriter; leav
ing present position account firm going out ot
business first of year; have high school educa
tion and course -with -Alexander Hamilton Insti
tution Education; am. married,' 2 8 years old:
have lived in Portland 1 years; have own home,
but would be willing to take out-of-town posi
tion. O-390, journal.
WANT 1000 to 6000 cords wood to cut Can
furnish men with drag saw outfit at 12 to
(2.50 cord.
Want 1000 to 3000 cords wood stumpage. Fir
1 1 II n oaa- or ash XI .'.ft 11 r vmrdint iA loca
tion.
PIONEER EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
14 N. Scond 8t '
MAN with sit children without work wishes
work of anv kind, immediately. - Six rears
experience aa janitor, 3 as shipyard worker, R-
Journal, 1
MARRIED man wants employment on small
fruit or dairy place: everything furnished:
small wages considered. Address 244 I KilUnga-
wortli ave., apartment Z.
FARM work wanted by year, married man. 33.
Can overhaul tractor, combine, do farm black-
smithing, drive tractor and geru-ral farm work.
Laatern Oregon preferred. V-A90, Journal.
FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING
GUTTERS CLEANED ANT) REPAIRED
CALL LEONARD. AUTO. 826 51.
FIRST CLASS bookkeeper, stenographer; lota (
of last, a ISO; married. Call - by request
F-632, Journal.
WANTED Timber to out with dra saw, con- :
v anient to railroad. Consider stumpage or
cut by cord. 116 8. Dacatnr sc. Room 5.
YOUNG man wishes work of some sort; will
take temporary place. References. Call ;
Broadway (788. - j
CARPENTER Renarin and remod.hna : !
garages, built-in fiiturrs, by day or contract;
prices reasonable. Sell. 8738.
ELDERLY man wants position a janitor or
houseman. 8-31)0, Journal.
ROOMS tinted.' t'J.ftO, 33, not lams than 3
rooms. Clean work. Bdwy.. 3582.
r CARPENTER and contractor, lobbing; anything
In the budding line. East 8858. ;
WANTED Excavating, general team work.!
Sellwood 8088 . J
ARTENTfeRINO. REPAIRING and REMOD-i
EI.INO. TABOR 234. j
HAVE YOUR wood cut by union wood saw.;
- 631-31 Automatic.
MAN, with 1-ton truck, wants work of any
kind. Call Marshall 1069.
PLASTERING, cnlmnsy snd nnieot work' lot
- B. 46th st Tsbor 2658.
By 35ii petent womait housework , general
cleaning, by day or hour. Phone Wdln. 3347.
FIRST class Ford mechanic wants employment.
rive yean experience., tall trswego 421.
FIRST CLASS practical plumber doe )bs rav:
sonable anywhere In city. East 4852. i
PAINT TNO and tinting .done. All water covered
satisfactory. Sellwood 2775. I
ROOMS tinted, (3 and (4; good work and satis-'
faction. Phone Main 6B88.J I
PA1NTINU, tinting and paperbanging for reason-
able day's wsge; work guaranteed. East878.
PAINTING" AND TINTING, REASONABLE
WOODLAWN 8320. !
WOULD like a Job setting type. Some exprri
ence. Georg. Tarvin. 11 H. th at i"
COLOKKD woman Wants day work of any kind
and janitor work. Sell. 1702. i
WOULD like to earn 120 a week; midilleAcei
man. 8-888. Journal.
PLUMB1NO done very reasonably by (he lob
or by the hour. Ant. 640-17.
PAINTINO ana! decomtlng. Phone Wdln 249?.
SEWER connections. Call Col. sTl.
SITUATIONS FEMALE
GIRL, 13, wishes plaew in good Christian b
where aha can do light work after school and
en Saturday for board and laundry. For so- ;
pointmeut write 1282 W. Lombaid at. St
Johns. . .
WIf)OW with family aged from 8 to 18 would
hie to car for motherless infant for use Of
t room house, in or near Oregon City pre.
f erred; references exchanged. MX-652. Journal,
io"NOMIZr---CnWouF"sTwn hair an4"the fam
ily hair with a Duplex cutter. Price (2,
postpaid. Agents wanted. Write VT. A. Turner.
885 TMrd st, Portland, Or.
TOL'NG LADY, music student' svisbea employ
meot afternoons. Prefer dental or doctor's
office. Tabor 3828. .
YOUNG woman with boy 10, girl (, good
scooomlosj cook, ranch, (20 month. - Write
Cook, 764 Grand ave. N Portland. .
REPINED young widow wishes position as hotiss
keepey la refined home; references. E-880.
Journsl. ;
LADY wishes ironing or dsy work; CO and
carfare. Call week days. Lsat 44JI6.
sflDDLEAOED widow, with boy 10. wanta
housekeeping In city or eountry. 280 Market st
HIGH school girl ' will oar tat ehUdren sifter
school. Wdln. 6127.
KITCHEN work wanted by - neavt
woman. Broadwar (802. Room 19.
WANTED Washing, ironing, Tuesday, Thnrs.
day, or ears of children evening. Wdln. 8046.
Y6UN7-WOTIaN wants- work by hour er day.
Wdln. 8008.
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST ' wants position.
Tabor 1662.
NEAT experienced worker wishes work in kilrhsaV
Bdwy. 8602. Boons 10.
EXPERIENCED chambermaid wants work.
bor 7060. 1 '
'V.OMAN washes day work. Aut 626 .
DRESSMAKING .
LIEING, clean ing, pressing, dressmsking. rs
modeling. relinlng, alters Uon s, pleating: rea
sonable price. Tbe Cabinet Cleaner At Dysm,
sas Morrison sesr a am. sasm in.,.
LADIES' and" men's suits mads to measure.
Bring your clotn wnen you come to iniisei .
my competent work. I'll save you money, gas)
my samples, J08 Bunion st Wdln. 4038.
Lace, scrim and marouiskttb ccr-
TAfNS DRAPERIES. BLANKETS; DONts
PPLIKg WEWj WILL, CALL. EAST !.
WANTED Position at housekeeper or ehambet .
maid in hotel; axparienosd. Addras box 666,
Rainier, Of. v
Q1ST!TCHING and scallop, 8e yard. We 4
aitexaUon and dressmaking. 206 Ahaky bldg..
If. W. oor. 8d and Wash.
ALTERATIONS, refitting and snaking of ladies'
. garments, reason bis prises; work guarantswl.
J. Reubisi. LsdW Tsilor. 408 Bash A Lsae bldg.
DaKflSHAKtNG. alteraUons. remodeling; prloes :
reasonable. Main 8422. 844 Salmon.
fJEESSMAEIN'G Md plain Mwrng. Prices rea-
sonabU. Wdln. 4345,
DRESSMAKING nd"ledieV; "tailoring by tF.
day. Mrs. . Thompson. Phop Auto. 617-7P.
DRESSMAKING, PUuxt sewing by day or as
home. Mrs. Taylor. Mar. 8044.
NORWEGIAN lady desires day work. S bnon.
COc per hoar; goad worker. OslI Main 1075.
WANTED Plain sewing
sod , dressmsking.
Bdwy, 2934. Apt 25. j
Y5UNO woman wsnU short hour work ;
housework. Call Sellwood 1754.
WANTED To do laundry, housework or cook
inx d infers, by colored lady, j Wdln. 6588.
DRESSMAKING. tailoring. house d"rais7
apron. Phone Main 1778,1 ask for 'apt 4.
HOUSEWORK Scandinavian people preferred
106 N Qiyaspia. H. Johns.
EXPERIENCED dressmakeg waala work kf 4J
Sail. 2(41.