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THE , OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1921. SO ForSaieorExchange Large-Going i f am Of 0r 1600 Acres, Tea Miles From CorvnUis, Oreiron, mad Quarter : Mile from liallro-d Station Will exchange tor Portland build in gr lota; prefer them all in one tract. Must be first class lota. This large ranch has gravel roads on three Bides and Pacitic Highway runs through the place. Has four large barns, - two silos, about 8o0 acres of plow land, 200 acres of which is bottom land. With the place goes 12 head of horses and imple ments to operate a Targe tarm. The place will keep 200 head of milch co8. .PRICK 860,000. pThere are now wintering on the place 100 head of cattle, 600 head of -. 1 ttu he.- Thaoa n hA 1 BlJCtr f H.11U. iUU llWr i-w-w w- Dougnt at market price u. uewicu. 3 For further information , see KEWELL-YAN ALSTINE CO. 831 Cbambcr of Commerce Building 3800 Acres LOGGED-OFF BURNT OVER GRASS SEEDED IN PARCELS 6 to $20 Per Acre ; "';J '.! Liberal Terms : Sturm-Kefer Co. 214 Fifth St. Toll, ase New concrete garage, two stories, lOQxlOO, steam heat ed, incline, fine display room. Centrally located, East Side A. W. LAMBERT & SON 120 Grand Avenue, Corner East Alder EAST &: msmm First Id Osallty and Appearance. Houses and Garages In 4-fL Sections ay to Erect and Ship Anywhere. RKDWADK Bl'ILDISO CO. Portland, Or. t ree Catalogue E. 11th and Market. Phone E. 5114 or 803 Lewis Bldg., 4th and Oak, Went Sitl. Phone BUwy. 4335. CENTRAL BETA1L PltOPERTY Have Eastern clients desirous of purchasing- or leasing downtown business property. Immediate con sideration if.pric- location, etc., are right. Inside Property Imperialist 1STH FLOOR TEON BUILDING LOCATION 50x50 Automobile, Ac cessory or Retail. Reason able lease. W. W. FERGUSON Wilcox Blcrg. Main 5638 "JESS SEND US YOUR OLD CARPETS. OLD Rust and Woolen tiommj vv inut Revsi-iible, Hand-Woven FLUFF RUGS H Ra Rues wovtn. all sites. Mail order fcJ Send fee booklet. Mattress renovated, IS mad ever. Feathers innovated, carpet fj c tuning, refitting, etc. Largmt, f'nst M equloped tai-pet cleaning. rf Ittino woras hi Orteoa. Saparat plant. il rusa i teamed cleaned $1.60. WESTERN FLUFF RUQ CO. H 94-60 Ur.lon Ave. N. East 6518 WE, CALL AND DELIVER. PIONEER CARPET CLEANERS Finest Carpet Cleaners In City We do all kinds oi carpet cleaniu;. .refilling, sewing, laying, resizing, binding and dyeing, in our ctrlcMy mcKiern ecfutpped-plant. .: . . i PROMPT, UELIABLli SEIIT1CE .. SATISFACTION GUARANTEE! 24.UOUU SEBVICE txl9 Rags leam. Cleaned.. -SI. SO Plant and Office, 1078 E. Lincoln 8U Phone C. . 6S63. We Call anw OeUar 20 Saved in Your Building by Our Unit System Fanchr-McLea.n Co. soa-a.10 lewis bldo. ROAOWAT SS6X - NEW TODAY Stocl LAND WANTED nan Broadway 50 JIIIf Illlllllllllllllllllllllflllllltlllllllllfs 110 T ENTH S T RE E T E Broadway 110 Beautiful 1 IWestover Terraces 1 5 .: ' I 3 D These are the days that a home on WESTOVER reigns su- preme. Its vistas encompass :? S every sunbeam that finds its s 5 way through the low hangings clouds and strikes the earth 5 anywhere in ! a wonderland of 5 10,000 square miles. ; Theses Sr rays of sunshine are like smiles E on the other fellow's face. They have a' wonderful cheer- 5 fng influence. Indeed, WEST- 5 OVER is the sunshine prop1- 5 Ei erty of Portland. ss EflThe fact that Inquiries for j. - WESTOVER H0MES1TES were E: greater, that the sales of sev- 5 eral sites during the past week zr ss- have been made, must rather forcefully impress you that the E number of i available WEST- E OVER HOMESITES is grad-E ually decreasing. Therefore, 5 once more we say the time to select your homesite on West- E over is NOW. while choice is E -largest and price is lowest. E EQOuV 1921 home building ac- E tivity has been started with the erection of a new home on Summit Avenue. Watch for E others soon. E fjA WONDERFUL NEW HOME, E E artistic, individual English de-s E sign, 10 rooms, modern bath and gas hot water heating sys- E tern, a mountain view from s every room.; Beautiful grounds E with 100 feet frontage, hand- E somely landscaped, at 272 E Albemarle Terrace. Price isE $25,000., Terms within rea-E E son. Might consider well lo- E cated smaller home as part E payment. For plats, literature E E or other information, you may E phone,' call on or write 1 International Realty Associates HO Tenth Street, Pittock Block Broadway 110 - EllllllUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIliT For Man With Small! Capital ).-,.. Dairy Ranches For Sale or Rent Wo have a few dairy ranches left for ale or rent if taken soon. They are stocked and fully equipped to go right ahead ami make the money. We have one with 44 head of cows that sold $6000 of milk and $800 hogs last year. We can make the very best of terms. Write, phone or come and see us and m. ke arrangements to go and see I these ranches. We have our own car and would be glad to show you these ranches. C. J. CULLISON REAL ESTATE CO. 205 MORRISON STREET, lORTliAS JD, OR. BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE 3IODKRN THRKF.-STORT BRICK APAUTMKNT HOt'SE 0x109 34 apartments. Nob Hill district. Thia apartment-house ia one of the tew bar gains left. ' Let u show you this, then compare 1t Vith anything offered at the price, terms and Income. - Price $42,500 Terms O. W. BRYAN .09 CHAHBEB OF COMMERCE MODERN FLAT BUILDING Located Close In, East Sljle Corner Walking distance. Monthly in come, commencing March 1. ?155. PRICE SI 5,000 TERMS. This building consists of four 6-room fhita. and we consider it a moBt excellent investment. , , i-- 'i - ' i . t- . - : ' Inside Property Specialists I2TH FLOOB YEOJf BCILDISO 1 NOB HILL APT. Walk-ine distance. Modern, A-l condition. Rental value nearly $400 ' per ' month. No v leases. $7000 cash necessary, balance 6cc Price i : : ' $21,000 E. J J DALY 221 FAILING BLDC NEW TODAY 50 Portland's Most Easily Accessible I View Sites Nestling on the -west slore of Mount Tabor protected from cold east winds, we are offering for sale 26 lots with magnificent.' unob structed view of the city to the west, north and south, inexpen sive to build on, this property is bounded on west by E. 60th St., on east by Mount Tabor Park, on north by" E. Taylor and on south by E. Salmon st. For special prices and easy terms, see Ritter, Lowe & Co. 201-3-5-7 Board of Trade Building. Build Your Home $ow I 1 - - - See H. R. KIBLER A Reliable Builder 3'AliSHALL 607S WE BUILT THESE HOMES IN 1920 lOil Wilson ; E. 82d St. N. 89tt E.iTlh St. 6S E. lith St. X. 871 E. 24th SU N. 12S 23d St. S. 8S E. Stttn St. . 24iS E. 64 til St. S. o7U t. 80th St. X. Automobile District i." 100x100 Corner For $25,000 South of Glisan, between Broad way and Twelfth st. Beyond ques tion the best buy in this rapidly de veloping district.., - . FLLL ISi'OR.MATlOS: Inside Property Specialists 12TH FLOOR YEOX BLILOIXG THURMAN STREET HALF BLOCK 100x200 Thurman, Between N. 17th and N.lSth PRICE $20,000 Wakefield, Fries & Co. 65 FOURTH STREET InstaMfflsnt Loans ON IMPROVED City Property From One to Ten Years NO COMMISSION Union Abstract Co. S3 FOURTH STREET First and Clay Streets SOUTHWEST CORNER, 100 x 10, Improved with frame buildings. Can be made to return ?4lK) a month. Price $16,000 TERMS. O. . W. Bryan S09 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. West Park Street Corner 100x100 ' One of the finest apartment sites In Foreland. The price ia offered at an extreme sacrifice for quick sale. Full iniormauoti E Inside property Specialists 12TH FLOOR YEOX BUILDING FLUFF RUOS Msde Frcni AU Kinds trf Old Carpvts On 11x10 Fluff Rug ...SIS. 00 On 8 a 6 Fluff Rug S 4X30 Otber sues id proportion i list roes jto 75c per yard OREGON FLUFF 1084 E. Stark St. , RUO CO. -Tabor 731 NEW TODAY 50 ESTABLISHED 1S93 1 WE. HATE RECEIVED THE FIRST- CLASS EURK1SH17JOS FROM MR. W. C. HUSKY'S RESIDE? CE, ALSO THE PURSITUBE, RIGS, ETC FROM ANOTHER PRIVATE HOME. WITH ISSTRICTIOSS FROM THE OW.NERS TO SELL THE SAME AT aiction." at . the baker auctiotr house ON TUESDAY NEXT Comprising beautiful1 Puofold iDaven port, mahogany frame 'carved in tapes try. Mahogany Davenport Table, Li brary Tables, Rattan Rockers and Chairs. Brass and Porcelain Umbrella Vases. Oak Living Room -Hookers, Com bination Bookcase and Desk, Andirons, Rugs and Carpets, Mantle Clock, Couches, Upholstered Parlor Suite, Par lor Heater, William and, Mary Dining Table and Set of Chairs, also Quarter Sawed Oak Suite, viz : Pedestal Table, Buffet and Chairs, large Punch Bowl. Dinner Set, Glassware ; Velvet Ilall and Stair Carpets (Mulberry), Simmons' Steel 'Bed (walnut finish), Brass Beds in full and three-quarter sizes. Separate Dressers in "Circassian" Wahrut -and Quarter-Sawed Oak, Chiffonier, very costly Oak Bedroom Suite as follows : Napoleon Bedstead,, Dresser, Chiffonier, Stand, liocker and Chair; all Beds are complete with best Springs, Silk Floss and Felt Mattresses, Pillows, Bedding; two Bedroom Raj? Rugs in blue and white, .9x12 size; Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, Garden Hose and many other useful lots. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE TOC ARE INVITED TO CALL TO MORROW AND INSPECT THE ABOVE GOODS. YOU WILL FIND THEM PROPERLY DISPLAYED AND WORTHY OF VOIR ATTENTION. AUCTION ON TUESDAY NEXT AT 10 A. M. On THURSDAY NEXT WE SHALL HAVE ANOTHER LOT OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNISH 1NGS TO OFFER YOU. THESE GOODS CAN BE SEEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SALE AT 10 A. SI. SOTE If in need of something r.ew, don't overlook our Retail Annex, where you can buy for cash at the right price. Come in and look us over. . Always WELCOME here. OS WEDNESDAY EXT AT 10 A. M. I'XCLAIMEU BAGGAGE SALE FOR THE O-W. It. Se A. CO. AD THE 3i. F. TERMINAL. CO. OF OREGON. AT THE AINNWORTH DOCK TRUNKS. BOXES, SLIT CASES, : VALISES, BUNDLES AD A VERY ! LARGE COLLECTION OF ARTICLES ! LEFT ON TRAINS AND AT STA- i T111VS. THE ABOVE IS BEING SOLD TO SATISFY THE LIENS AND CHARGES THEREON OF THE ABOVE NAMED COMPANIES. -Order of O-W. R. & K. CO., By J. H. Regal. Gen. Baggage Agt, THE N. F. TERMINAL CO. OF OREGON, By W. F. GNh, Baggage Agt. Dated Jan. 24, 19il. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23. AT 10 A. M. AT THE WAREHOUSE OF THE HUNT TRANSFER CO, 845 W 1 L MAMS AVE. FOR LIST CALL HUNT TRANSFER CO. THURSDAY. FEB. 24, AT 10 A. M. UNCLAIMED SUITCASES, A -USES. BUNDLES, ETC., FOR THE PARCEL ROOM AT THE UNION STA TION. THESE GOODS 'WILL BE SOLD AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE, YAMHILL AND WEST PARK STS. GET LIST HERE. FRIDAY', FEB. 25, 10 A. M. " UNCL4IMED FREIGHT AN D BAG GAGE SALE FOR THE S., P. k S. BY. AND O. E. R V.. AT THE NORTH BANK DEPOT, 11TH AND HOY T 'STS. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, ETC. . AVE BUY HOUSKHOLD GOODS FOR CASH OR WILL SELL FOR YOU ON COMMISSION AT YOUR HOME IF CONVENIENT, OR YOU MAY HAY E THE USE OF OUR CENTRALLY LO CATED SALESROOMS. CON S U LT I S IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR ARE MAKIJiO CHANGES. PHONE MAIX 333 W. C. BAKE P. and AV. H. DEAN Anrtioneers PYTHIAN BI,DC. YAMHILL AND WEST PARK STS. FORMERLY MASONIC TEMPLE BID. Riverwobd Building Sites on River If you want a home on the bank of the Willamette it would be well to buy now. for there are not many sites left in this especially desir able district. Riverdale' . Modern Home Well bml. fine neighborhood, just off Riverside Drive. 4 lots, shrubs, tree. Call And let me tell you about it. for this is something worth while. Rivera A Very Unusual View of river in the foreground and dis tant hills an-1 mountains. With the view go? a very up-to-date house, well kept grounds, a great varietv of shrubs and plants. If vou want to move right into a perfe'etly .delightful home, here is four chance. Information Gladly Given Mrs. Helen S. Turner 1096 SPALDING BLDG. M. &S6 RES. El YE RD ALE, M. 7271 BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMEt "THIS IS THE LIFE 5 acres (t in high state of culti vation), good 6 room house, barn, chicken houses with brooders, 75 chickens, 2 ood cows, kitchen range, also feood heating stove, garage. ' . This properly Is directly on the main highway, and 1 mile from the Portland Golf Club, with good road all tho way. The price ia $4500, with but $1500 cash. RIELY & GUSTAFSON ' 90S Yeon Bids;. V $5007 CONTRACT FOR SALE. Will give liberal discount. Studebiker 6, Al Condition, . for SSOO PIONEER REAL ESTATE CO. 14 North Second Bdwy. 2278 NEW TODAY afes. BdKtr & to SO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE IN IRVINGTON 150x100 (three full lots), on the SOUTHWEST CORNER of 25TH and B RAZEE Streets. When the building; boom ( starts in the spring, you'll be "looking; for just such a site1 and you'll pay a big advance. We can deliver this property at present at the low price of $5 500. ' Riely & Gustafson 3 905 Yeon Bid. Fluff Rugs mada ' from worn out carpet at 50 savings. Woven to order guaranteed. zl2 rugs steam cleaned for 1.&0 We clean, refit and lay carpets. PHONE EAST is North went Bag Co., 188 Eagt 8th St. BUSINESS CARDS WEODflNQ SVSer. W. O. FM1TH & VO.. Sll Monraa B1d. SPECIAL NOTICES 101 SEALED bid on a complete stuck of hard ware totaling about $40,000 inventory, which may be inspected at this office, will be received, to be opened Feb. 25, and must be accompanied by a certified check of 10 per cent of the amount of the bid. The rielit is reserYed to ac cept or reject' any and all bids. Bids in parcels will also be considered. A good business loca tion may be had in conjunction with the sale of this stock. THE ADJUSTMENT BCEEAC OF THE POftT, LAND ASSOCIATION OK CREDIT MEN, IK1 Pittork lilock, Portland, Oregon. MASK BALIj By cadeu of Fraiu Assembly t'nited Antisaru, Tues. ere., Feb. 22, Mae- eobce Mr.ll, iti W Washington st. liuuu music NOTICE ilie undersiKiiutl will not be reopon f.rble fur any arcotit;t of Pearl. Davis, from tl.is dite on J. F. Davis. MEETING NOTICES 102 29TU ANNIVKIiSABY NIGHT BKJ ClSfi INITIATION Kirkpatrick council 2227, Security Benefit association Grand reunion of all mem bers nest Friday. Special pro- KT&m Kt, t h " haiit.ifiil Iniriu- tory service-, our most excel- &Cafnromatf- eTnVur. SShSe everfl mJ, w ? ,65 Sm. with choica of .everu np-to-date policies. ' Also see ih h.i b t. ; funaU: klts' y,Ai' home: Hnftr?X.2- BROTHER. HOOD OF AMERICAN TEOMEN in snve a masquerade Tliurs Say eveninif Feb. 17, in the rum Verein haU, 255 i3th g. Good pri "3'c OT "!!sa Harmony Kve. 65KATukvHKiT.XE3' COKRKSPONDENT. -C5 Alisky M,)g. p, ANCHOR COCNCIt, No. 74. Security Benefit association, Tuesday nictit regular business meetinc. Bring your candi dates for initiation. Bring your friends for entertainment after meeting. Keep up the good work. VVtiODLAWN LODGE NO. 171, I. O. O. F meets every Monday evening at 4 44 Dekum ave. at 8 p.m. Work in first degree thia .Monday. Visitors welcome. ..A. S. M'RAE, Secy. ,o.i7r I.O.O.Tr! U A. X. Kegular businens meet ins at 8 o'clock sharp oil Wednes day, February 16. 1921. at W. O V. hall. 10th and Taylor sts. Ail members come. I'earl Owens. eirrwndMit. Enst 7617. CH duwn the liith co-t ot living. Attend the card partv given by the Queen Elizabeth Re view, No 24. W.'B. A. O. T. M.. Monday eve ning February 14. at Odd Fellows' hall. Sixth and LWt Alder. Eight grocery poxes, ako prize for highest ccore of series. Admission 25c Everybody weWme. WASHING ION 'oiunianaery N.. 1.".. K. T... There will be a moeting of the drill corps ou Tuesday evening. February If. 7 :30 n. ia.. Waahinston Ma- sciuic halL Itehearsal hy order f the i;i1aLa general. li- iv.om . M. W. A., ROSE CITY t AilP NO. 54C6. me f?V A. hall. 8' ;-vVjvM Visitors wl eeta every Monday, M. V. J 1th st. (near Stark). !corne. Social and dira-e second Monday each month. L. S. Downins. consul. J. W, Simmons, clerk. 318 Yeon bidg. PALESTINE IX)DGE 141. A. F. & A- M. 8K!cial communica tion Monday. Feb. 1.4. 7:00. F. O. degree. Visiting brothers welcome. Archer Place. Mt. Scott car. By ordr of V. M. w. s. TOWNsnxn, seer. OBEGOV COMMANPERT NO. ormai subscrmtvin clapee and card party, Christenaen's hall. Moo., Feb. 14. OKKGON astiubly No. 1. Imitd Artisans, wul ci-.e a card party and dance Thursday evening, FfbiUiiry 17. at W. O. W. hall. Card prizes, door prize. Cidon mufic Admission, So cents. BENEFIT 5O0, 8 prize?, given by Ruyal Citeia N' 5'.?S, N. of V.. Wednnsday eve., Feb. 16., tV. O. VV. Ttmple, 128 list st. hall No 1. 'f:m and brins yiur triends. Margaret. Wer. thcimr. cierk. with irizes on Wrt!neiav evening, February Ifi. at M. W. A. UaU, 8 11th st. near Stark. Admiifin 3"r. OKE;o.N FlllST HIVE No. 0S1. Indies f Macbee;'. will have a. card Jftrty at the W. Q. W. hall, on Itth lit., Feb. 17. .11)21. WHITE' Hmtthrr lodge No. 03. Daughters of Scrtia. will kit;, a benefit dance Friday even PZ. Ffbrunry IS. 'afptera lnnch served. EMKl.EM jtrtijL;;! a siecialty. buttons, pub. chsrut. Jsein'r Brca.. 131-138 gtb it CARDS OF THANKS IN 1'iiE loss ol our beloved little daughter, Dorrthy Bagley, r-f i'ortland, -we wish to ex tend our grateful thanks to our many friend who have been so genercus tr us in th's hour of bereavement. J. L. Bagley, Mrs. Florence Bsel"V. Clarrice Bsy. Min. J. A. Cliedle. JOHNSON We wish to thank our many friends, also ihe O-W. Ii- A N. and Rebekihs. for their kindnef and floral triiiutes during the illness and daitii cf our father au,i brother, Ceorjs : JoiJuson. Mr. and Mrs. ii. N. Subra. Mrs. Pearl Tbortivo). Adrian ,lolrison. DEATH NOTICES 103 KII.DAIIL In this city, February 12, George Clarence Kifdahl. aged "15 "yearsnon of Mr. and Mrs. Eildahl, brother of Mrs. Liilie Iham, ML- BorgUild Kiidahl- and Mr. Axil- KiklahU Remains are at the funeral parlors of A. V. Kenworthy & Co., 5802-04 92d st," fi. ' E.,'.iB IeTts. Notice of funeral later. SIMONS At Dayton. Ohio, Feb.. ,10. 1821. Mrs. ;eoree W.- Simmons, sfeter of Mrs, .Chas. Yf 8wiger,t. Mi Celia Swigert and the late Mrs. H. C. Campbell." Remains will be brought to I'ortland for ioUrment. Funeral notice gisn !'-tT. - - ' - ... - ' - ill'RKE Feb. 12. at Albany , Or., - Elizabeth Burke, aged 91-1 years, mother of J.- K. Burke of Spokane. Wash., Mrs. II. J. Melnnis and H. P. Burke of Albany, and J. E. Burke of Portland.. Announcement .of funeral later, by J. P. Finlev & Son. ' .-. MOON" ET At the residence, DO E. 2d-st--N James Mooney. aged 70 years, beloved father of Mrs. Earnest Smith and Mrs. Fred "M.- Gavin of thia city and James Mooney of Indiana. Fu neral notice - later. - Arrangements - in-. caxe tl Miller & Tracey. GIBiON--Ia thia ity.. Feb. 12. 1921, William A. Gibson, acad 0 years,-late of Raymond, Waah.' ArraxigemeDU' in -an of Miller. ; & K LLET At Naleni. or.. Feb. 1 2. . B. Pnliey. KenuiDS are at the parlors of the Eait S3-l Funeral directors. 4J4 K. Alder t- N otice of funeral wervicen wiH afvrtear in a later ivue. FUNERAL NOTICES 104 NEW TODAY I8i 1 BA.sHAW The remains of .Thomas Bashaw were forwarded to Richmond. Or., by -the F. H. Dunning. Inc., East Kide Funeral directors, last eveuiug for funeral services and interment. Rich mond papers pleaa copy. . v 104 'lii-JK.Ni,V IreoriULty U. culen ieJ. ll V1 134 W. Albert,' aged 77 ; yewns. bctored motlxr of John. Jimoi, William, XI ry Tie me y and Mrs. Francis 1. Devine ot l'urtiand, and aister cl W. p. Tierney of "Vaucoow, B. C. Funeral will leave tha abeva resident at 8:30, Monday, February 14, thence to the Crek-of ttia Vlem-d Saerument, Maryjind and BUnUena street, whera aerviera Will ta beld at a. m. Friends iDrited. Internieat in Slount Calrary eemrtiTT. A. R. ZHlrr Co.,' in cbarae. Cl-JA V EK Feb. 11, mi the Inruiij residence, ISIS E. Morrison St., Sarah Meiiaa Clearer, aited 8 1 yea n, Biothrr oi aire. Vrank A. Bowen, Clrarles W. and Jessie Mae Clearer ot thia city; aister of :ilr. S. B. Mum, WinfieW 8. Petera and Mm. A. 3. Freesa of San Franoiaoo, Cal. ; Mrs. 8. ,0. Ward of Great Falls. Mont.; Mrs. II. H. Delano and Mra. VV. H. Fayie ot Portland. 1h funeral aerricea ill be held Monday, Feb. 14. at 10:80 o'clock a. m., at Flnjey'a mortuary, Montgomery at 6th. Friends incited. . COBUEB In tiu city, Feb. 12. Pattiay liee Corder. aged 36 years, wife . Chester Nolea Corder. mother of Mrs. Frank Kchoabel of Spo kane, Wash.; sister of I K. Moore of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. A. A. Lowrey of Missoula, Molit The funeral services will be beld at the Conserratory chapel of F. S. Dunning. - Inc. Kat Side Funeral directors, 414 E. Alder st., Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. Friends inrited. , In terment in Mount Scott Park cemetery. "'' In tills city, Feb. 10, Amaudu J. Jonaa, aeed 62 years. 1 month and 1 day. The funeral services will be held from the conservatory chapel of the Fast Side Funeral Directors. 414 Fast Alder. Monday, February 14. at 1U:BU a. m. Friends in riled. Interment in Estacada ceme tery. ji'lvAY The remains of the lulu Muaes McKay will be forwarded Monday. Feb. 14. at 8 a.m., .under the direction of Miller & Tracey, to Woodburn. Or., -where services and interment will take place. j r A LK EN AX X In this city. Feb. 12, Herman K. Valkenant. aeed S3 years. Remains will be forwarded to Baker, Or., today by the Fast Side Funeral airectors, where funeral services will be held and interment msde. TltOW Feb. 12, 11)21, at Rainier, Or., Fred Trow, aged :o years 7 months days, be loved husband of Alice Trow. . Funeral notice later. AL.LISON 'Ihe luneral services of the late Joe A. Allison wul be held Sunday. Feb. 13, at 11a. m. at the chapel of Miller A Tracey., In terment nillKbofo. Or. I. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S j. , East Side :.. Funeral Directors " TORMEItLY F. 8. DCNNINO. INa ' "The Family BeU Use Price." 41' R. Aider St Phona Esvt 61. EDW. HOLMAN & SON j (WALTER J. HOLMAS) I Funeral Directors ; THIRI AND 8ALMON STREETS Lerch, Undertaker Ei.ST ELEVENTH AT HAWTHORNS PHONE EAST 781. A. D. Kenworthy Co. i oBua-ssui a:u avr. a. E., LENTS A tit. 18-21. Home Phona D-l. Dunning & McEntee Mcrnson rt. at 12:h. Broadway , 480 Ant ."54-BS. j CHAMUKKS Co. ., j . E'uoerai Directors. ' ' All the Convenience of a Boms, TVoodTaw.i 3MUR 348-230 Killineiiwnrth Ava k. T. BYRNES N (asiUeBca w tabhshment. 901 William ate. Wood lawn S20. FINJLEY'S MORTUARY MONTG11M ER T AT FIFTH. MAIN 9 kllLXJcU luiua, lnaepeuuect luuoi at- rectors. rnres as low as (20, 4u, ISO Wsshlncton at Ella. Main 2fil. A-78MS t.'U.M.M & M NfeMAH A Uumelma u Moderate 1b prices, lrringtoB (UatncC PI Kft 64. a t. 1EK E1LEK8, funeral parlor wits ail ma privacy ot a noma, loth and Everett sta rnones nrcadway 2138. Hrroe A-213S. v 5slL1.fS '"""Uaal.M, vA. Alain 41bJ w' A-2821. Corner Third and Clay .S-24i mom L A. R. ZeUer Co.' avvuu Eaat 1088 MONUMENTS 106 Portland Marble.- Works 26 4th t. Op City HaU. Neu Bros. 'BLAtSlMG GRAnif C? OTTO SCHCMAN Eat 3d snd Pine. ; ramie and marble wara F.Bit 743. FLORISTS 107 MORRISON , MAIL 753 ?Vf3:iiTrrmirTroi 1 A4.RMorQisrMj SIDRIS ecoaovvAV f Paok MAa.7 j LARGEST OETA1L FlOTilSTw PORTLAND And Morui ti igoa. ii Large Hutbouie. No lirsncb K lures. 2i 'r;r7 swi5tiB xesrs on sionuos st. l?j4rSJliisS& brtween 4lh and Sib, Tel Mem 770 Smith's Flower Shop Pr.rUand'a Progressiva Florisf ' -Flowersfor all occasions. Msin 751 5 T. C. LUKE. Mgr. tb nd Alfler. OEO. BETZ&SON Bf88? FRESH FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS nd all occasions. 697 William ave. Just eaB Wood lawn 1512. Joseph Beta. Msnsge. MAR I IN ft rXIRHEo CO., flonsts. 344 VVaah Jhgton. . Main 269. A-1269. Flower lo U cccmion arrfftirslly arrangrd. ' - NOB UU-i. H-OltlSlii' (Estate Ail red liutkharatl ft' E Cor 23d nd t;lit-n. Main People's 24 AMer - Msr-hstl 8921 "vn . W. ISank itidu. VOsaPpSIl J 6118. 831 Morrison st LOST AND FOUND 108 $1) REWARD will be P"i 'or the return of lady's brown handbuB, with contents intact; 1 t or atolen, 5th and Yamhill Feb. 2: no Questions asked. Congress. Hotel, room" 807. Phone Marshall 10O. ' ixS'r Sunday n'.ght. Feb. 6, la tHrcle theatre : or somewhere downtown. Civet cat brown and white fur muff. Return to Multnomah hotel of fice. Liberal reward. - : VS4I-1. party .u toosv brjwu leather fcUlt case by mi-tike fror.i car ea-,t entrance cf O. W. K pliiL call Wdlu. 4012. No qe;tion fc-ied; r.wprrt. ' LOST -Bteeen tVoodttock nd Sellwood, bill purse Nathsn Anderson, Tom Hanson. 5524 f.plh ave, S. E. Reward. ; JjOAI Diamond between Pittock bik. and Front St., near Xamhill. Iteward. Main 3441. rveolnesy - LOST Even"hari silver pencil, with name "Lil ban O. W. & K." Lillian Anderson, or Main 4214.' jOST- At Scottish Kite cathedral bail. Tliurs dy platinum bar iiin, cluster of diamonds. !ree amethyrt center. Call Ant. 329-42. ' L ST t.'nv set, o!d-faiIiione.i .blue and white; keeiae of tuotliec'a. Finder picsso phone Wood! -ft 4"'! 2 . . . . r'fiUay. bc-.ween ' Bfoviway and Mnni side e-ne air tortoite aheil U e, in black cae. "sH Jlairi 4BOM. . PAH TV ttaa took coat Cotillion hall Friday seen and . r-cognised; to avoid iroubiai eaii iiell wood 1170 and arrange for return. IXJST -B'.ue knitted hand . bag 4 with ' colored ,-;n nr.ntiininf nair of eioves. Blumauer ttrinea. ft Horh. 105 12th rt. Bdwy 4072. LOST Black leather bill case, containing pa pers of value only to oner. Return to W. A. Ptevene Mon club: 4th and Taykir. Reward. FOUND I'et dog part Shep. vtuite paws ana - yellow around eyes and face. Call at 91 East f3, .t. S.. Mount Talxir. city. LOST N.-ar 717 Fatten rosd.. lars tortoise f ht il b-ck-tomb Kt with green and bhia stoue. Call Mjri.8it r,m. -. . - LOST Sueet : musc and -,. cover. 414S. J. L. Brockman. " Call Tabor LOST My gift, gold nk ouatn, with aeveu pearw; lioeral re warn, rnone i armr it. LOST- Diamond between Pittock felk. and Front sC. Pear Yamhill. Reward. Main 3441. FOGND Bull 6g, licenssi No. 1107.4 SaO Front ft. Jack Umyvcn.- . , AtrAVAKtV two- nmttrcllas Pist, Et 6rd, xur Cueh. Feh. 4. Tabor 784a. LoaiT Feb. v, - pair of rimla in Suplea Co. c.." Reward. East 6400 LOST, o ea.t side, about a tnonth got Ever- '' ' f harp liewii. lat 624fl. -' -..-' y '- LOST SiaaM flat say uurked 11. JHL- M- 1! Uial -S4at.. .Fib. 5, gufd. Mil t WHO dia- - wiond. Ca'.l Jenkins. Nortnia hotW. Rewsrd. liCNCtl ot kea ni. 1'iuuer piea leturu S22 Corbet t b'df. " ' - - - r t-Otti -uthiicvi Wu. iiaiiAKi nud Alde. hq itlix, 85 Mil. Ivlie NVlm, 84 8 Capitol ave. 11.11 iiinu;ii pin. huUi back; reward, Wdln. 6302. FUNERAL NOTICES I iS . LOST AND FOUND 108 lilK folluwins artu-leit were found mi tus cars of the Portland Railway. Light Power Co., Feb, 11. 1921: - 4) , umbrellas, i lunch bom; 5 parses, 1 key, 1 suitcase, 1 handbac. 7 pairs and 3 single eIovbs, 5 books, sewing box, doll, potice car tickets, streetcar tickets, tobacco pouch, pipe, 6 pkgs., roll buiUins plans, cornet in ease, coat, pair rubbers. ' Owners may obtain same upon proper ideotifksewoa at 1st . and Aider sta. stalion. h . V lull the party who picked 41! the round gold handle umbrella with iniUab.'B. G." on handle, lost on the Yamhill st. market, Friday, Feb. 11., please return to 215 V Grand ave. room . - " BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 -Welders Are Wanted In the bis farming districts this spring and summer, where tractors are used in order to quickly repair break-do wus that Causa expensive delays. If you have never weld ed before, we can in a short time teach you thia interesting aud splendid paying trade. BECOME A WELDER' -Tour opportunity to earn big wagea aa an oxyacetylene welder or to go into busi ness for yourself has never been better. We can open the way, for yon. The COM MERCIAL SCHOOL of WELDINO wul teach you the latest methods of welding ia less time than any other place by individual instruction under expert teachers. NEW METHOD! of welding ia what we teach. Before any of our graduates fill a position they nave been thoroughly instructed in the very - latest methods of welding tinder EXPERT TEACHERS Riving -1NDIVH)UA1 IN STRUCTION. That is why our graduates are always in demand. ' Don't delay, but . enroll now so that you may soon join tho ranks of the best paid - mechanics. , . Thia is our third yaar. of teaching weld ing in Portland, and w are now located " Permanently In our own building, , which is being . equifiped to illustrata all form ' of fusion welding. Students now attend ing will participate in the installation, of our own special equipment. , Day and night classes from 10 a. m. to 10 ft n. THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL " OF WELDING 611 E. Grant, cor. 11th and E. Grant. THE ADCOX AUTO SCHOOL it rmnsi avp. avn w AKCO ST. Antm nnuiiMirft students on a four weeks trrm trial (not one cent in advance). This mffnrA. tt, an annnrtimilv ta test OUT system of teaching, your ability to absorb and apply wan we teacii ana an eiiiicm, vi,m.i.j . compare our equipment and methods to those of other schools. If at the end of the first month you are thoroughly convinced that we have the best aouiuued school, the most method ical course and gradual more than three to one atuaents wuo mass goon over any ""i" " t..m in . iK. w v.t then, and then only will we expect you to pay your tuition tea. Vou cannot possibly make a mistake if you accept tha above otter. it a tne only way kj huh m wise choica certain. We hat just pubhaoad large catalnjf do ting us $1 per copy. 'UilK explains our "Four Weeks' Free Trial Offer, which we will mail absolutely free to any ad dress. Just drop ua a card or call at tha school. Ask for took No. 4. " OREGON EX-SEBVICE MEX J Tha state pays you $25 per month while at tending school, which pay orer ball ot your tuition tea. HIGH COST OF AUTO 'COURSES REDUCED NOW WITHIN THE REACH Off EVERYBODY . Special low . rates in automobile, tractor, ignition, starting and lighting systems, driving, battery building snd repairing, vulcanizing and retreading. Our couiafca cotubiue practical and theory with an abundance of practical ahop experience on all snakes of au tomobiles. Our course r absolutely free to Oregon ex-setvice-men. Tb state' pays (25 per month, which pays for the entire course. Day ami va iling ciassea. HEMPHILL'S AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL. 707 HAWTHORNE ATE. Information and catalogue upon ra quest. Operating the largest aud fin est system of schools in tha world. AVIATION TT TOU WANT TO FLY. WE'LL MAKE XOD A PILOT oar aaevaoua iaw rav tldeoca from the atarv Too know ycra are fly lug with th most skilled tastmctors and tha best equipment from th ' safest !! that mon ey ran buy. Our aver age student will qualify tor the International Pilot's Urease after 1 hours In th air. Tha . coat Is baaed on tha tim it take to qualify with aafcty. AIRLINES. INC.. Vancouver. Waahv P. B. ft S17 Mala St. SCHOOL OF AERONAUTICS Prepar for a busi ness of your own; torn your own boas and main big money. Blaz th trail into a new r"fgn'-,-tr If you want something new with good nav and clean, fascinating work, write or call for our new catalog. This big book will give you clear insight into what ia doing in th avia tion world. Oregon ex-service men: Th state will pay a part of your tuition. ' DLDEEY AIRCRAFT CORPORATION. 105-7 N. 11th st. AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL , Yon wsnt nothing but tb be-t. Her It ia. Standardized ita schools in 60 othr cities; best lsboratories, best shop equipment and in structors. Actual shop practice given on real repair joDs. Result, absoltflely guaranteed. Tli tim for you to go to school is while business is quiet. Prepare "now- for big bwinesa openings in few months. inquire Oregon Institute uf Technok iy. Main street at Mixth. Clip thia ad and w-nd it in for beautiful 48 p. eataforu. mmAm West Largest Business Collece. Aasnres EVEBI OltADUA'fE A POSITION All busineaa courses. Including eomptometat training. Enroll any tim day acbooL aigbi school. Writs for f re catslogu. 4th at, asai Morrison phon Main 6 ' A Position for Each Graduate ALliaT.Y BIHLD1NO LEAHN AND YOU WILL EARN Big salaries and influential positions demand good advertising managers. Start now in our night class of practical and modem advertising to qualify for such a position. Low introductory rates. Pacifio School of .Advertising. St) 9- Pan ama bldg. ' ' - , WANiLO l5oo railway trai IK innpectora, no experience; train for. tliis profession throogh epare time lom study, easy terms; 8110 to t-t0 montbaly and rxpensoa guaranteed, ot money hack ; outdoors, kx-! or travehng; under big men who reward atility. tiet-frse ho-kiet K 17-, Stand. iJu-.aies Trsiniog last., Buffalo, N. Y. f - ' LEARN- 'IX) DRIVE We offer -onr r-ti'ar 25 dtiving cmfrs a fw more days for i2.50. Apply HEMPHILL'S TRADE SCHOOL 7t)7 HawUioru Tele phone, East nOilft. - Mul.l HAttil. COLL .kA w testcn yon the trade in 8 weeka; reosiv sum pay whila learning ; positions secured; z-rvsc aaao r eeiv stat aid. Wtu or call for cataio gu. 4 Burns it. CLERKS (meu and women over -17) for postal mail service, $125 month; expertenca unneces pary. For f re particulars ot examiti atiooa. Write J. Leonard, former civil service examiner, bud Equitable"' .bldg., Washington. D. C -" ELECTRICITY taught by experts ; earn whUe yutt learn at jiome; electrical book and proof lessons free; your sucee 'guaranieed and pni tiou soured ;- write tlay.- Chicago, Engineering Wrk, ISiil) Stinnynide. Chtoago. . S'i'EEN SEWING SCHOOL Uiaea-'a aytem of ladies' tailoring and dresMmaking taught; pat terns cut to measure.' - - Phcnw East 2359, B-8307. 153 firnnd '..' jtear Blroorrt. - EAST S1D8S tXlMMPHOlA BCUOOL : Mia itegina Buckal'a private acboai; individual Instruction. 182 V Grand av. East AiJ. -LONO-HAND ' addressing, , foldiiig, inserting", well and .quickly done, H to 2? per100O. Mrs. luihoff. M. 8355 24 UtH rt. ; WOats, .earn tfbi trade wagea wkUa , learnings positiooa rnarsniecit Mgr., Hi years tppp'. ; Qfegw Bartier College. 238 MadMoay LawAU.V A .LIiauAj-si- tteuaay la.eaiauu ia- rnute. 4J4 Hailvtar Eicn bids. Might K t iOOJ 1 Al.V 1LSI HI.1.S At,k.Ct Enrall free. Frank K. Wli, former amis' n vte ..' Men N-V? Rsol- bM Ms-.n H278. Vloi.l... piano, mandoiia, guitar, ban;o in. strueUotvs. , lnsf rmnents f 1 ui. ROL K KN BECK, 409 Yamhill. : flANO ii-truotion. from veriest begum g to concert appeaxaueaw . A1A i0A. BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200 WHY PAY MORE? FOR 850 WE WH.L'GIVK TOTT AH tV- LIMITED PRACTICAL, SHOP COnU.SE IN AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING ANI UAH EN GINEERING. . HAWTHORNE AUTO SCHOOL. 445 HAWTHORNE AVE. TEAC'Hl'.Kf regisiei ire. Uesiuiot Au3T 748 ON B. Simksn. Wash. HELP WANTED MALE 20i 15NOITTH 2ND.5TREET ltMPLOVMENT V(-ERVICE BDOADWAV57. WANTED Finst-clasa chef for department alor tea room: murt b tuoruughly comiwtent and furnish beat of reierencea. Answer T-SSl. Jour nal. ; THOROUGHLY experienced wah gooda nlfi man wanted at orM-e; beat of r firmest re quired. T-8S0. Journal, Pioneer Employment Co. OU1EST OKF1CE IN OREGON Headquarter for farm, mill, hotel and auto rarae lielp, Phon Ilruadaay S278. 14 N. -d tVet. E-t'KPl IU.VA G' oppoitunity to a man wlio past exierience in any retail im has given h'ta a large acquaintance in residence dislni-U; ore who can. furnish - car irwft.iid. Afiply Frank's Dry Cleaning Co.. between 8 and t a. m Brmv-h offici in lobby of Hl!im blriir JANl'tOlt Muft be thoroughly experwuced and fumish reterence; wile to asait with Janitor work, 8100 per mo. with unfurnished apt. Stn Mgr., b u 11 a. m.. Arbour Court apt., 1)3 14lh. WANTED THREB MEN WITH FORD CARS WITH HUSTLING ABILITY. 4 80 DEL MONT ST. r WAViED Clifne lirui hand vlth knowl edge of chicken raising and truck gardenmc ; Fmalt farm; will have to do own cookiug. O-0.", , Journal. HAVE an oi-.ui:g lur a mtx-hauic Lo got Vs worli- uig lnterent in going reiiair shop; nay as you go. Hen Cliristie, ChriaUtuen s Auto Repair Co., 107 lath t. WANTED- A ma a with a delivery car, mm who can raise a runt, n. baker wagun drivrr Tireferrert. fmT Mur. 4Qfl. WANT experienced mutt to tak charge geuertl nursery work : give referenc. Leiiednt Nur.- r-rv Co . 1S E 7th f N TO cut about 50O cords 1 -t growth fir. Hach. quartern Call Wdln. -701, or 409 Killings worth evenlnirH. WANT man, actife with auto to k-U biutme-A oi portunitiM and real estate. J. Eugan Uedgw, 201 W. Park. AS EXl'LKIENCEl) dyer and spotier lot Muii nomah Ckauing and Dya woras, 732 Sandy blvd. WANTEIl Keal howe-ulioue men; no anta- teim.; money maker fur live meu. 41& Cham, h-r of Cornm-rce. . WANTED Parly to Uke longing contract of 1,000,000 feet of tgnbor; dfmkey furnished. 'li. Schrelhvr'a "HWin'll. Mtilitio. tr. WOOliCUTTEIt for fiOl) cord-, first growth fir. bach, quarter. Wdln. 2701. or 409 Eil-linjr-worth evenifig. WAN '1 El.) A tirbt cia -euior acctrtintauu ltu ply iu wilting, give phona. number. F-64S, ,Tntims! WANTED A married man for all round team work. Don't apply If not a good teatmter. Phone Sell. BOB. ItOY to learu automobile repairing and machin ist' trade. 4.3 Multnomah st. Funk Auto Co. SOLICITOR wsnUxl. Apply Irrington I'ark Cleaning snd Dye works. 1029 Union ave. N. ESTIMATE on painting snd Bearh. Mondsv. bungalow. Call 65th SALESMEN WANTED 202 FORD salesman wanted to sell Ford cars and tractors; must own Ford car or be in position tt buy one. ' fan sell you one on eay terms. You get th pronpecti and lemsn will help you closa them. A rare opportunity for the right msn. O-708, Journal WAV! EI .Salwj:i for cine-. t,wnn and rnrni communities cf Oregon and Clarka I'o., Wasli., to Bell on of tli beit atitomnUilo awesnrie on tha mafket. It is idaiKed to any sire or mska of oir. A splendid opportunity for Uw ilv ssle-ro"". foqnire 414 Ittirn-ldo r.t. LA1U,E national or.aiiiftation diires retucsenia tive; position should pay 810.000 yearly; choir of territory, wonderful oprrttinily. Mer chants' School of Advertising, FU 49, Long B-Hrh. Pa). B.M.ESMKN wanted to sell liialt grade line of lsces, embroiderie, drewC goods, Iisndkerchlafti. Uberal commU-vion paid weekly. Only experienci-1 live wire iii'n nncd nptdy. Addr-s Tli A. ficott Co., Ine., 80 E. 21t St., New York. WANTED Specially Hsieman. KING MUD HOLE DEFIER. 4 2 I'ttLnck nik At'iOMOHll.E al tnaii wanted lo sell Fur l can, trucks and tractors; experience wt nee. -nary, -hut mift own .Ford oar. - Usblnson Smith Co.. 8th nt Mndf-on. ' 50O MONTHLY, selling new pateuled gasohtin vaporizes; 58 miles per gallon uisde wit'i Ford. One samol free. Stransky-V'atwrixer Co., B87 Ptikwsns. South Hskota. ' V A.NTED A leinan thai kuu iiow to u advrtiing; a money tusk.T. . Call personally Monday. Broun Cigar Co., Liu- 1-4 NV Broad - WANT g.MKi MalmiTili. goiirtf suiMliviMiori, bi4 lliuiireoivn t aud lead. 1 .ooa money for ht -in. Johnon. J4H rtrk . SELLERS Mtclipn- t-ahiuet, j; iiljrary table, (20: 9x12 rug. 810: folding frrmiug board. 2. 147", K. W-ti. Wd'n il'.'fln. SALEHMAN WAMED One that eau furni-n bond and a Ford car. rr-feri. a maiiter. C!m Ti-rvr.Mo?v Arlv 4 02. W n-lllnrton -t. WANTKD Men to jjlace buMness system. Se E. M. Roberts. 820 Flledner bldg.. 1 0th and X7hingtnn sts. No evperlence n-oes AGENTS WANTED 203 biH PROFll'S sellicg Puiln llii(utui.T Every auto owner needj theai. f aea g.. Tlsnish spark plub trouble. Eicl'i-lv territory. Write quick. Jubileo ilfg. to, 6181 bU. C. Omh. N"b. WOMEN WI1 street anil house dre direct from manufacturer; get tree samrn proposi tion; catalog; good oiotiey ma ker. Lnorc vte Co.. 1020 S Whh, ,hlr-aro. HOW TO START IN BL' HI NEWS lolt YOLR KELF." a littla book sent fre to men nd women anxious to mak money by working part or full time. Clow Co., Pbildlphia. Pa. LEST proposition on earth kitchen specially every woman wanu; notning use n m urn- rnce; "') 7 pront. ei joveuy ig. v.o.. 1() N. Wells, t'hicago. AGENTS Large manufacturer want agenta ta sell hosiery, underwear, shirts, dresses, skirts, waists, shoes, rlothlng. Free samples. Madison Mill. 508 Broadway, New York. AGENTS New patented curtain rod. necessity in every house. Big profits; 4 to 10 al at every house. Write for free rsmpl. Hum Curtfiin lfoi Providence. It. f. HELP WANTED FEMALE 20 WllHJWElt requires Upu.ckcier to car tor thre small children. Oood home and .wages. Mr. Combs. Tabor 3088, call befor noon Sun- uay. j . WH11E woman to do faintly wuin in ber or horn that will call lor and dell? Ebon) Main 4 2 Monday. AMY oil'.L, in mil oi a truioo. afoly te th Salvation Army Ream Home. Msvfair and Alexander sts. Pi.oni Miln 8480 P-U car. EXPERIENCED lui.lmery makris and Uit mirra wnnted for city and cut of town po Mnll If ! r-o LADIES make from ( work; something ne to 110 a week. Call and investic'-. 858 Eai.t 11th st. . IN 1 ELLIiiENT, refined uitg woman for in estigation work. State referentes, ipef ence, phone. A-4 28. Journal WANTED lr to caU for awl deii'er ; ing and ironing; private family. Phon E 7497. i n.iku.l and general liiu work on small ranch, city limits; su,r,Virn convenien.-v: wages $4'. Woxllawn Ian WAS" TKll--iTid.liraKe-t " houape. W- ,0. i;iMeu, li47 snHiuien. VitW,-n iti.i l.uork in soiali lauu.y. . am t'olVie St., mornings. u-eork. Ai.l.iy Oll'.l, for cookir.a aii Keu. 'f JRi: 2d t. N- Mr. S1 ;tMI'E'J E.NT " for srercjf"! hoor sr.i c k.rf Vren Main gw-. COMPETENT giri for s.Mt.1 w.-hlog. g children. Fs-t 7HHX. hou'ewora. VVA.--T Li A oung girl te oe,p wi .-