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' r THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1921.
V - f ITT '. rnniv. ' . I NFW TODAY SPECIAL NOTICES 101 MEETING NOTICES 102 ! FLOFT5 107
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Build Now $2950
This ; modern 5-room bungalow, fire-
nlace hardwood floors. AH conven
iences. 56 built; 4 now building. J
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G. C. GOLDENBERG
REALTOR AND BUILDER
"35 Years la Portland
ARrNr.TON RIDC. 106 THIRD
MAIN 4803 , iABUtt -u
ABSTRACTS
OF TITLE
PCKCnASKBS of REAL f.state
end MOHIUAOK IN VKMTORS de
mand 'A 11ST ll ACTS, of TITLE made
by a reliable company. .
Other so-called evidences of title
may not be accepted when you come
to sell or mortgage.
All Kxamlners of Title readily ac
cept abstracts made by a reliable
company maintaining- a complete ab
stract plant.
Ask Tour Attorney '
UNION ABSTRACT CO.
OF POKT1ASD
Members of Oregon and American.
Association of Title Men
83 4th St, Ground Floor Henry Bid.
Willamette
Heights
'foreclosure sacrifice
Non-resident owner foreclosed mort-grag-e,
instructs us to accept amount
of mortgage for this lovely 8 room
house. Corner lot 75x110, south and
east front, unobstructed view of
mountains and river ; extra large liv
tne room. library, dining room, Dutch
kitchen ; 3 large, ligHt, corner bed
rooms ; bath with shower and sleep
ing porch on second floor, large attic
with one finished room ; hardwood
floors throughout i extra toilet down
stairs ; full basement with solid, con
crete fruit room ; laundry room ; hot
water heat. Streets Improved and
paid. One block to car. -A real fore
closure sacrifice, tar below value.
Terms to suit.
. WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO.
85 Fourth St, Broadway 898A
GEARHART PARK
BARGAIN
TO CLOSE ESTATE
We have for sale the cottage of the
late B. M. Lombard. ' Most beauti
fully located house at C-earhart
fronts directly on ocean at highest
point on ridge. On paved street lead
ing direct to Columbia river highway.
Kiv bedrooms, 2 baths, lavatories in
each bedroom. Completely furnished,
ready to occupy. Photos at our of
fice. Priced at a sacrifice far below
value. Terms to suit.
WAKEFIELD, FRIES & CO.
SSIFOtrjlTH ST.
BDWTi 2980
ROCK. SPUR
Modern House
.Two- acres, shrubs, trees. 117 feet water
frontage, right at station, 7500;
California Bungalow
Massive stone pillars and cement porch:
beautiful little stream running la front
of house; Ll acres, sil.500.
Other Interesting Properties Call and
Let JUe Tell Tou About Them
Mrs. Helen S. Turner
V 1006 Spalding Bldgr M. 6M .
Sea, RlTerdalfr 3L 7271
WHY PAY
COMMISSION?
Buy From Owner
2 Irvtngton bungalows marked at
lowest possible price S7250. Lib
eral terms; ' See these well-built
artistio homes, 626 and 630 K.
27th N. Open daily 2 to S or by
appointment.
J. T. CLARK
Nortonia Hotel
FLUFF RUGS
from old earpata. woolen tlotblac. n
roaa, all i1h; eoa&try awil ordeiB crrmi
prompt attention; mtUnmm. featbat
(allows renontad, Band tot booU
Carpet Cleaning
Larrmt, finest eqnlpnad carpet aleanias,
cafitUaf works i atata of Oresosv
Separata Plants:
, CARPET CLEANING BRANCH
1072 K. Lineoln St.
' xl Basa &teaaa ClcaMd tIM
WESTERN FLUFF RUG CO.
'4-0 UNION ATS. N.
Rut S1 237-07 East 698S
NEW RUGS
I - Bawovea from old earpeta save east half
oat of ordinary earpeta. Our fteft
it ' rngs are velvety, durabia and arttstisv
Cuaraxitsed to weac
FLUFF RUGS
NORTHWEST RUG CO.
t The oldest end beat equipped faeteajb
Frnff and rag rags woven all size: r-
i pets retittrd: Paul roga steam en
5 " $1.60 We call foe and deliver.
r iss e. Eiohtn su ' inw
ESTABLISHED 1892
ON TUESDAY NEXT
AT THE BAKER AUCTION HOUSE
TX7 riav Wn favored with instruc
tions from TVlrr Lavelle to sell tne nrsi
I r-.lsu-H fiirniahinrft. Rues. Cut Glass, etc..
from h is res idartra in Kunnymae. w o
liavd'mnirKil theaa croods to our sales-
' rooms for convenience of Auction Sale.
i
Comprls'lng nearly new Overstuffed
fin It . viz: lavenport, Kocker ana
Choir Mahoeanv Iavenrxrt Table, cost
ly Mahogany ltockers, some with cane
backs in velour and leather coverings!
Colonial Mahogany Library Table, cost
ly Art ' Floor Lump, iecinc ,iame
Lamps
1 urKinn f iea, trier nucucr on
-iui haw. Plufh Portieres, several
Paintings and Pictures. velvet aim
Brussels Rugs, Blue Wilton Carpet, size
11x18; small Aimineter nuga, ivatwin
Table. . . i
VICTHOLA OVTJRLITZEIl) IX MA.
HOGANT AND RECORI8.
. . - i v -. ' .
Rectangle Walnut Queen Ann Dining
Table and set of Chairs witn blue
leather seats, Linen Table Cloth, size
i yards by syi yaras. wiui uoaeii .snit-
kins to match ; 12 pieces or good cut
tilass. Vases, etc.! ;
Twin (Simmons') Brass Beds, com-
nlAtA with coil seringa and felt mat
irpswa. full size Brass and Steel Beds,
ht Steel Sorings, good clean Mat-
tPASReR. Pillows and Bedding, several
pnnrl Dressers in 1 mahogany, ivory and
ou&rter-sawed oak, Birdseye Maple
Dressing uaoie, ;&aniiary coucu auu
Pad, Cushions and Cover.
Also from another private home we
shall, sell Quarter Oak inning noom
Suite as follows : t Pedestal Table, Buf
! fet and set of Chairs with leather seats,
mshes. Library Table and Rockers, 6x9
Brussels Kugss ua. vender uoay urus-
i sels Bedroom Carpet, Oas Range and
! btlter useful, household effects.
AtTCTIOX ON TtJESDAT IfEXT AT
! A. M.
MONDAY
(MEMORIAL DAY)
WE ARE. CLOSED
On THURSDAY NEXT
WE SHALL HAVE ANOTHER ICE
LOT OF5 HOUSEHOLD GOODS to offer
you. Kale a: 10 a. m.
ON JUNE 7, NEXT
At the Mannlnsr Warehouse & Trans
fer Co.' Warehouse, Ninth and Hoyt
streets. Household Goods and other ef
fects to be sold for storage and other
icharges. List can be seen at 'the Auc
tioneer's offices. AUCTION TUESDAY,
JUNE 7, AT 10 A. SI. ;
Note Wft buv Household Goods for
cash or will sell for you on commis
sion, either at your home it convenient
or you may have the use of our well
known salesrooms. PHONE MAIN 3333.
FOR PRIVATE SALE
Bargains Mahogany 1 Floor Clock,
Tiffany Klectrlc Clock, both in first
t class order ; Thor Klectrlc Ironing Ma
Rhine. Eden-Electric Washing Machine,
I also Upright Hard ma n Piano In walnut
case. . i . .
W. C BAKER and W. H. SEAS'
Furniture Dealers and, Auctioneers
: PYTHIAN BUILDING
Yamhill and-West Park Streets
(Formerly Masonic Temple Building)
AuctionSales
AT WILSON'S
AUCTION HOUSE
169-171 Second St.
(NEAR MORRISON' STREET)
NO SALE MONDAY
MEMORIAL DAY
JfEGULAR SALES ON
WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY
AT It A. EX.
For air kind a of GENTEBAX HOUSE
FURNISHINGS, including LIVINO
ROOM, BININCr BOOM and BEDROOM
FURNISHINGS. .STEEL - and OAS
RANGES, etc BARGAINS FOR
EVERYBODY, t
DONTT OVERLOOK
OUR PRIVATE SALE
DEPARTMENT
ALMOST OTEW, STRICTLY TJP-TO-i
DATE ..
HIGH-CLASS
FURNITURE
WILTON", AXMrNSTER and
' BRUSSELS. . .
ROOM-SIZE RUGS
ELECTRIC, GAS and STEEL
RANGES. GAS WATER HEATERS,
REFRIGERATORS, etc.
If furnishing, don't fall to se our
stock before you buy. Our GOODS are
ABSOLUTELY j THE BEST and the
PRICES are i ABOUT ONE HALF
ORIGINAL COST. All goods sold at
private sale GUARANTEED and CK
LIVEBJED. TERMS within reason.
. J. T. WTLSON", Proprietor
We pav cash for Furnitore, etc
Main 1626.
Call
rs SAVE MONEY
Vtly- i By tayta yonr WVkar ltrr
nitnrw DIRECT FROM FAO-
TMT. II it Ml SS lis ! WU
low we asaks it.
FORTLAIID WICKER FUN-
N ITU tC sUNUFAO
TURUia CO.
207 AD ST HEAR TAYLOR, HAIR C081.
Til
Vacation I
Tntfrrmfmicm of a
titled emplojrment
mm
Vacation time U near. Enjoy it
this season with a : :.
llm a nlace to upend week-end
place where the family can stay dur
ing the week or, U they wish, for the
summer. "
You Can Hare a
REDIMADE
At Little Expense,
With No Trouble.
THE
REDIMADE
Method of Building '
Eliminates Waste of
Time - Money - Energy
Ton can erect a REDIMADE In a
day's time and then have a perma
nent camp to be enjoyed for years to
come. ....... i . i .
REDIMADE standardized 4-foot sec
tions or units are easy to handle,
easy to transport, easy and practical
to ship. "
Visit vour favorite haunt this
week-end, make arrangements
for a building site, then see ;
us about your
REDIMADE
The best
built
sectional
buildings
made on the
Pacific Coast
Bollt to
Endure"
We deliver and erect houses and ga
rages in and about Portland.
Ship them anywhere, a
FREE CATALOG
Hedlmade Bldg. Co, Portland, Or.
R. Ilth and Market Phone EL 5114
West Side Office, 800 Lewis Building,
Fourth and Oak Phone Bdwy. 4335
LAURELHURST
This beautiful Laurelhurst bunga.
low commands a view of the park
and the greater part of this dis
trict. Just completed by skilled
mechanics, whose every effort has
been to build a home of superior
construction. It is only by seeing
this bungalow that you can appre
ciate the artistic cabinet i-work,
complete conveniences and com
fortable arrangement. A special
low price of $6500 has Just been
given us. You can take posses
sion at once. Phone for appoint
ment. ' ' 5' -
Otto & Harkson
413 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Main 6398
SUBURBAN HOME
In beautiful wooded grove. About H acre.
BUCKLEY AVENUE
Near Powell Valley road,
laving and dining room.
Dutch kitchen, bath and bedrocan.
Sea na for special price.
R. H. CONFREY, Realtor,
RITTER. LOWE as COc,
201-2-3-5-7 Board of Trada Bids.
REINFORCED
CONCRETE
BURIAL VAULTS
15 INDIVIDUAL MAUSOLEUM
Airtight Waterproof Everlantlar
jtianuractured by tne ;
3IATIDJ? AL VAULT CO.
Factory 98th Street and Foster Hoad
Phone Automatic C1-j
Farm Land to Trade
for City Property
Splendid quarter section timber land
on good road, 6 miles from Golden
dale. Small - clearing suitable for
home, half million feet fine white
pine and enough pood cordwood to
pay for the place with local market
for it at good price. Land easily
cleared and when cleared would make
pood wheat land. Will trade for Port
land lots or equity in house and lot,
APPLY
169 2D ST., PORTLAND, OR.
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MAX OFFERS ,
A Beautiful Westover
View Home
Of 11 rooms, thoroughly mod
ern : two baths, hot water heat:
wonderful large grounds. Karly
possession if desired. For sale
only because owner is going, put
of town and this offers yon THE
OPPORTUNITY OK A LIVE
TIME. Price $25,500. "!.
Delightful Westover
View Home
Thoroughly modern ; 10 rooms,
2 baths, Gasco furnace. Imme
diate possession. Reasonable
down payment acceptable and
might consider well located
small house as part payment.
WES TOTKE HOMESITES
are going.' Tin best to select
your homesite now, while choice
is largest, than to be sorry later.
YOU ARE LNYITED, without
any obligation whatever on your
part, to phone, call on or write
for an appointment to inspect
these wonderful homeaitea.
WESTOVER
TERRACES
Portland's Best YIew
Homesltes"
HAROLD JUNQCK
REALTOR
110 10th St.
Bdwy. 110
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OWN VOUR OWN HOME
THIS 4-ROOM HOME BUILT COMPLETE
S142B
"PORTA BL E HOUSES $150 UP
GARAGES 545 UP
MILL-MADE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Phona Wood I awn 2413
Factory Foot of Williams Ave,
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
TWO FINE HOUSES
Modem homes, oa a close ia corner 190x100,
very desirable for apartment house, in a fine
district. Now offered tor the first time. A
splendid lBTestmenL
Price $10,000
LIBERAL TERM8 IF DESIRED
O, L. WEBB, 414 EAST STARK ST.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 25
YOU can wait and see our diamond setters re
mount your diamond ring into cne of threw
new, classy, vp-to-oata- runs. uvxni uiuur
ia our own factory-
DAVIDS.
Jewelers and Opticians.
843 Washington St
DAVIDS everyday prices are lower than some
of the baits offered in bond and eaten ads.
Davids' have built their business on the principles
of the Golden Rule and on the square. to to
Davids for diamonds and you can't go Wrong.
Davids, Jewelers and Opticians, 843 Washington
st., Portland, Or. - :
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NO. 9810 ORDER TO SHOW CATJSE In
the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
the county of Multnomah, probata department.
In the. matter of tha aruaradianshiD of Charles H.
Payne, incompetent. It appearing to the court
from the duly verified petition of F. C Barnes,
the guardian herein, that it is necessary and
would be beneficial to said ward, that the real
property belonging to aaod - ward, or some pan
thereof i be sold. '
It ia, therefore, hereby ordered that tha next
of kin of said Charles H. Payne, incompetent,
towit: Clara, S. Scott, Isabella M. Barnes, Olive
Etta Fraser, Anna Payne, George Victor Payne,
rcuriw Ma Pavno and Rath Clark, and all
persons interested m tne estate, appear oeiore
thia court on the 15th day of Jane, 1921, at
the hour of 8:30 a. m. in the courtroom of
this court, in Multnomah county. Oregon, to
show oansa whr a license should not be granted
to tha guardian to sell tha following described
real ealato beloninna to said ward, or any
part thereof, to the highest and best bidder
for cash, or for part cash and part credit:
Jteeinnme- at a Dome in tne nortn line oi u
Columbia slough road. 385 feet east of the west
line of the Wm. Hall D. L. C. in section 13.
township 1 north, rang 1 east of the Willam
,tu meridian, in Multnomah County. Oregon.
and running thence easterly along tha north line
of said Columbia slough, road. 1253 feet, more
or less, thence north ta the center of tbe main
and Dig aiougn, wmcn exienoi in ia csbwoj
and westerly direction, thence westerly following
tha center of said siouea to uie west une oi
the Wm. Hall D. L. C. thence south along
tha west Kn of said Wm. Hall D. L C. to
tha north line of that certain 22 2-3 acre tract
formerly belonging to Adam Fleckenstein. thence
aat ilnnf the north line of said Adam Flecken
stein tract to the east line of said tract, thence
aonth along the east line oi said Adam ft iecken
itein tract, to tha placa of beginning, containing
65 acres, more or less.
Lot 6 in block 3, Grtmea Annex to pecan
Urove, is uatsop county, uregon. i
Tta it 12 ST and 39 and Iota 40 ta 47
inclusive, in Sycamore Acres, ia Multnomah
eoiinrv. Oreeon.
Thia order is pabBahed at least three succes
sive week in tbe Oreeon Journal, a newspaper
circulating in Multnomah county, Oregon.
Dated Uua 13 ui day or May, izi.
GEORGE TAZWEXJ
- Circuit Judge, in Probate.
NOTICE Tn tha Legal Voters f School Dis
trict No. 1, Multnoraan tjounry, vregou;
Ton an, lianlif nnrjfiMl that, tmrsuaat to a reso
lution of tha board of school directors of School
District No. 1, Multnomah county, Oregon, a
special school tax election will b held within
tim ciutri-ics on Kamraav. tne isui oar ox mw.
1921, to vote von th. question of authorising
the district to levy taxes within tha district npon
the assessment roil for tha year 1921. larger by
$950,000 (being approiimtely a 3 ' mill levy
upon the assessed valuation ot said district) than
tha amount limited by the constitution of the
state of Oreeon, unless specifically authorized by
a vote of the electors of the district, said amount
being tbe amount necessary, in he opinion of
the board, to provide for tha purchase of neces
sary sites asd tha erection of necessary school
buildings In various portions of tha district dur
ing the ensuing yean . -.: r ,
Tha mil win ba orans on tha da of election
from 12 noon to 8 p. m. and Jthe qualifications
of voters at thia election are f Lied . b chapter
69. General Laws of Oregon for 1917.' In this
election, tha voter mast bavva the property auau-
Dated thia 27th day of May. 192L
GEORGK B. THOMAS,
Chairman Board of Diractora
B. H. THOMAS.
District Clerk.
PROPOSALS rOR SUTPLrES ''
Tha Oregon Stata Board of Control wffl ya
ceive sealed bids on June 16, 1921. at 2 p.
m. for furnish ing supplies to the various stata
institutions, consisting of drygoods, clothing,
furni&hinas. aroceries. shoes, hard wars, brooms.
drugs, stationery, crockery, plumbing, eto-. for
the aaml-anrmal tie nod ending December 31,
1921. . Specifications and schedules will be fur
nished npon application to tha secretary, at
Salem, Or. also from tha Trade and Oommereial
Bureau of tha Portland- Chamber of Comosrca
ach bid shall ' ba accompanied by a certified
check representing 10 per cent of the whole
amount bid. Payable to tha Oregon Stata Board
of Control, or where tha 10 per cent amounts
to 3500 - or more, a surety bond from some
eommnr authorised to do business in Oregon,
will be accepted in place of tha check. ; Tbe
ua shall be held as a guaranty of the faithful
performance of tha contract. - Tha board re
serves the -right to reject any or aB bids
to accent any part of a bid.
R. B. GOOIrIN, Secretary.
Oregon- State Board- of Control
TBL'KTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE In the di
trurt court of tlw United SUt. for the dis
trict of Oregon. In the matter of Morris Urotii
rt. Inc., bankrupt. No. 5B5S in bMikroijU-jr.
Notice is hereby gives that, by virtue of ta
orrler duly made and enterwl -by the abote en
titled court in the above entitled cause antborva
ing and directinc the undeniigned a tnutee f
said estate to sell tlie property, cffw.tn and
aswta of the estate of said Morris H roth era.
bankrupt, to th hiehest and best bidder therefor,
in whole or in part, sealed bids are hereby in
vited and wU be received by the undcrvgned
at the office ft said Morris Brothers in the
city of Portland, Oregon, from and after this
date uo to the hou of 12 m. of June-37,
tor sU or any ... yan ' oi sasu yminry ,
that la to say. intending imrcliajsers nay bid for
the entire pmperty of Morns Brothers a it
now remains in my custody and uiidr my
control, consisttina of real property, ,lraehold
estates, furniture, fixtures, eqaitMneat, cuaMim
era' list, aafe dejmiiit vaults, boniis, debenture.
.m n t i. m iM.in i ia. th m,T . H1 1 h 111 If blfllt
for any part or jTortion of Mine, separately .
listed and considered. . The netit is resertea to
reject any or all nuts eiuier lor tne wnoie or
any part of said property or to tatrk the buia
for tne purpose of securing to tlie estate ; the
hiehest price obtainable for tlie property as a
whole. Inspection ot the premmea and all
physical i.perty may -be had by application
to the onciersiKnea ana a comiiuue urn in su
tlie property offered for sale as well as the
inventory and appraisement thereof may b seen
Uneei. Rm;,. .nM enrvte. of said lista Will be
furnished bidders residing outeiile Uie city of
Portland,' npon- request, .o bid nibmitted m i( i' vf ' cuaiot.. . ";,wninir aft
be considered that is not auonmpaniwl by bank all kinds. lHWeslonnrefrestltnenu. . nc'nkt.'
draft or certified check for at least 10 per cent' ernn and wsht. Him ia the. nl cest J ara us
of' the amount bid and no bid will be aecejtd 'tlie" vwhuty of I'orutnd. 'lake fcstaoaaa or
- .t..i,t iiivin mrmrt. tiiermlf to T. ie
court and continuation of such proposed sale
had by said court.
Dated at Portland, Orecon, May 21. 1921.
EARL C BKO.NAUOn.
Trustee of the estat of Morris lirotliers. Inc.
Bankrupt , "
NOT1CK OF SALE OK IRRIGATION
1H.STRICT BONUS
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposal,
will b received until the 2 4 Mi day of June A.
V.. 121. at Uie hour of 2 o'clock in the after
noon, for tlie purchase of fifteen thou.and dol
lars worth of bonds of the Enterprise lingatton
district of Klamath county. Or. Said bonds are
to draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent pet
annum, payable semi-annually upon tlie fir-t day
of July and the nrt day of January of aacil
year until the maturity of said bond's. .
Said proposals will be received by the board
of directors of said irrigation district, and should
be directed to the secretary of the Enterprise
Irrigation Dbrtrict, care of Fled D, Fletcher,
Loom is building, Klammh Fall:!, Or.
The board of directors reserve the right to
reejct any or ail bids offered.
G. J. HIT-YARD,
Secretary of the Board of Directors of
Kntertfrii Irrigation lrtstnct.
SEALED BIDS will be received at the office
the undersigned, 401 Courthouse, I'ortlan
of
'ortland.
Or, until S p, in. June 15, 1921. for the haul
ing and disposition of garbage and refuse from
tlie school buildinga of School District No, 1,
Multnomah county. Oriseon. for the year 1821-
1922. Bids will be opened at a meeting of the
Hoard of Directors to be held in Koom 304
Conrthmtsa at 4 p. m. June 16, 1921.
Specifications may be obtained at the office
of the Superintendent of Properties, Old Failing
school. First and Porter streets, Portland. Or.
A certified check in the sum of twenty-five
dollars $25.00), payable to K. H. Thomas,
School Clerk and Business Manager, roust ac
company each proposal. The Board of 1 i rectors
reserves the right to reject any or all bidi, or
divide the award.
(Signed) R. H. THOMAS.
Rchool Clerk and Business Manager.
Dated May 28, 1921. - - -
NOTICE OP ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of
School District No. 1, Multnomah county, state
of Oregon, that the annual school election for
said district will be held on the tJiird Saturday
of June, being the lSth day of June, 1921, tor
the purpose 01 electing lour mreciirs 10 serve
for three years, said election to be held at each
of the several polling places in said district as
provided by the board ot directors, ana tne elec
tion to begin at the hour of 12 o'clock noon and
to continue until 8 o'clock p. m. of Miid day.
Dated thia 27th day of May, 1921.
GEORGE B. THOMAS.
Chairman of Board of Directors,
R. H. THOMAS,, District Clerk.
BUSINESS CARDS
WEDDING
VV G. SMITH A- CO.
AND VISIT1NO
CARD ENGRAVERS
311" Morgan Bid
MEETING NOTICES 102
BENEFIT"
DANCE
Tha public, members and
friends are all invited to come
to tha biggest dsnce of the
season, the entire proceeds to
go to tha home and hospital.
Oome help the worthy cause. Large floor com
mittee to take care of the big crowd. Fine mil-
m .11 u ok. , , iir . n vv hull
sic. nil lor aii. .nu. ooo. . .
128 11th' St., 'meeaay. May oi.
Anchor council No. 74. Security Benefit
ciation. "
Members, -Attention!
Eureka C-onneil -.' No. 204,
Security Benefit association,
will diipente with aneting
Monday evening. May 30, on
account of holiday. Regular
free open meeting Monday,
Jane 6. Fins literary and musical program at
8:30 p. m. Dancing 1U p. m. uooa uniuu
muic. All welcome. M. L. Johnson. Secretary.
Attention
- Sons off Veterans
arh n th TTnion blue. Special address
by Dr. W. T. McKlveen. "Being Sons of Noble
Sires," today, sunaay, siay tv. av o.pw p. ...
First Congregational church, Park and Madison
sta. Come and bring your lnenos. ran in mo
i a H eseort on Monday at 2 p. m. By or
der of O. A, Williams, Commander.
PORTLAND STAR HOMESTEAD.
NO 42 BROTHKRHOOD OP
AMERICAN TOEMEN, will meet
tha second and fourth Thurs
days only of tha month during
June. July and , August, in the
Turn Verein hall. 255 13th at. So
cial times following each meeting.
TKTtA UAXMlka, wnwpDuaciii.
403 ABsky Bldg. Main 6356
600 PAB.TI given by Oregon Rota Camp. Royal
Neighbors, in Modern woodmen nau, jtitn ana
SnnuH,, Wott Ririn. ThnrsdaT evening. June 2.
Four first, prizes are real bv oni. 2 boobies.
ana desirable door prize. Re
freshments will ba served, cards st Ad
mission 25 eonta. Thia is your inviution. bring
ynir friends.
WTLLAMKTl'H TRIBB No. A,
lmp'd O. R. M. Meets every
Morula v evening Jit wigwam.
208 4 3d st. Members ur
gently requested to be present
Visiting chiefs alwvs welcome.
. A. tsu-.vriua.
' . C. of K.
O&HGON ASSKMBLT No. 1, UTXITED ARTI
SANS, will give card party ana aance inunr
day evening, June 2. at W. O. W. hail 128
11th St.' Cards wiu start promptly av o.ow
main floor. Dancing from 10 to 12. Union
mmna. Door prise. Good floor committee.
AdmiasioTl 25 crots. Everybody invited.
K. A A 1 .JS 1 1 r. e,er-y.
M. W. A., Rose City camp, meets
every Monday in M. W. A. HalL
8 11th st. (near Stark), except
that during July and August no
meetings, except la Monday, tsveh
month. Y valors welcome.
jr. W. SIMMON S. Clerk.
H Dowrdne Oonml 307 Teon Blda
ALL railway errrolrrvee are eordiallT
invited to attend open meetings
ot the Lotted. Association of Rail
way Employes every Monday eve
ning, a o'clock, at V. o. W. hall.
iz li to
WOODLAVTN lodge Wo. 171.
L O. O. F., meets every
Monday evening st 444 De-
kmxx ave. at 8 o'clock. Tis-
ora welcome.
A. 8. McREA. Sec
MACCABEB BEVIEW TENT. NO.
1 Next Thursday (June 2).
at Maecabee hau. 38Vi Wash
ington street, semi-annual electioa
and other businesa. Vaatiag 6it
Knights always welcome.
CANTON PORTLAND NO.
1, P. . M L O. O. F.
Special open meeting Tuesday
' wi-ht. M.aV 31. 9 A m.. a. U.
O. V
Tern rile. All chevaliers and lada ur
gently requested to be present. .
R B. PATTERSON, Clerk.
"WASHINGTON COMMANDERT
No, 15, K. T. Meeting of
tha drill team Tuesday evwai-g.
May it. at 7:30.
i. P. EISMAJf, Be.
ViE MANUFACTURE class pins, school puis of
all kinds, rings and lodge emblems and jewels ;
deeigrn made. Ton'U be glad yon came. Davida,
Jewelers and Opticians, -343 Washington st.
THS anno 1 rannton of. tlie Myers clan will take
place in jregon nr, w vu . .
in June. Meuhea of the family axs reaue-Ud
to be present.
THE WOMEN OF MOOSEHEA RT LEtilON
will give a dancw on Friday eve., June 3. at
Moosa Temple, 4 th and Tayloc . Gen ta 60c
ladies 35a. Prssp's orehBStra. - . '
EMBLEM JEWELBt a apeeiaity. buttons, piaa
Jaeg-r -uxsv. --!- nut g,
NEXT FR1DAT
ASSUaL UKf-MON
JJLIJIKS l'KOVllK BBr
FKKMHXiKNT.S
K.irkiatrU'k tuncd 222T.
Security Benufit Association:
All member are requested
to be present next Friday,
bring on yonr . i candidatas.
....-;i imH.tnr. Aerrvm. our lauious
degree staff and tt. wild animal race. The
eleihants. under direction of t'apt. Warner, are
sUil leailinK, and are now on the return trip.
"Ball fans." go oat to Vaughn street grounds
today, Sunday, at 1 o'clock, ae the -Kirkpatr
rick Sfars" and I'Bited Artisans in a real cham
pioniliili game. It will do jou good.
lrns wanting insurance invetigat the 8
different policies now issued by our society. .Be
mnlwf ve ijuure tlie whole family from 1 to
65 years tit ae. and you will get good pmtoc
tson. This council now has ovur 12t0 meinoers
and .r)000 in good old VI. & liberty bonds m
u tn-astiry.
PICNIC
Everyone invitod to largest
ptcme to be 'given at tdar
ville park this seafion. Ladies
ami men's baseball gamff.
i-y, mtiinnshin boxmjz exiitbi
tamWeigtlfc CnnUlitt Of .U WOTW. hO Ml
chaise of the MKirt eommiUce. 10 c'"'"0"f
fl.rnnm Cjrr. rtL Oil ai l..CUSJfUIC uhib..
sion 10c for all. Given by the hvest council in
the state of Oregon, Anchor council Sft 4tt.
Security Benelit assocUUon.;
CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to eiiirew to our friends our ain
cere thanks and appreciation-for tbe many acta
of kindness and beautiful floral tributes tendered
dtiritig. tiio illness and death ot our beloved
daughter anfl suiter, Arrneila O. Grussi; and also
during tlie death of our beloved husband and
father, John M. Cngan. ...
MR. AMI MKS. T. X..GSUSSL..
WILLIAM li GRUSSI,
AI.ItKK T E. GRUSSI.
C'EUELIA C. COG AN.
V1.NCK.NT A, t'OGAN. .
Wli WlSil to eipresis our sincere thanks to our
friends and relatives who so kindly assisted
us during the death of our dear husband and
father, and alo for the beautiful floral onering.
ji us. w. f. mwN. .
MISS GLADYS BROWN
MIL ANO MRS. I). U. BROWN.
PiiKREST BROWN
t n-i .v Tx, thank mv many friends for their
kindness to me and wont of sympathy during
the sickness, death and burial of my dear biis
mand, Ixiuta O. Salunarsli. I am especially
grateful to Anchor council No. 746 and officers,
support and degree staff; also 1 am deeply, ap
preciative ut the beauuim iiormi monies.
AIRS. EVELYN 8ALTMARSH.
WE WISH to thank our neighbors and frie.no..
lw Mlfr kxloB No. 3. Sons ol nermann,
rn, th.;, m,n, liAfida of kindness, and expres
of.na nf avmnath. also for the beautiful floral
offerings during the umess ana dam uux
husband and lather.
Mrs. Wolf v. Brisrj ana tamuy.
OUR aiticere aiauka is hereby extended to .our
friend for their many acts of kindness and
sympathy shown us during our recent oereave-
mni. aJiio lor tlie man oeauiuui iiowem.
Maria Swanson. Oscar S. Swenaon, Mr. Elaa
Bwenon.
DEATH NOTICES
103
LYONS In Salem, Or., May 28, 161. James
Lyons formerly of Garden Home, agea s
an H is survived bv his motner. airs.
Bridget Lyons, and one brother, Martin Lyons
of Garden Ho ma. The remains are at 1101-
roan's funeral chapel. 3d. and Salmon a
Notice of funeral later. -",
McFARLAND In this city. May 28, Ruby, aged
29 years, wife of H. MeParland of -44 5 Oo-
lumbis St., and mother of Margaret Sicks Me-
Karland. Remains are at tmiej a wuruuuy,
Montgomery at Fifth. ': - - .
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
CAI JlVAN At Hoid River. Thursday. May
2. William H-Calavan. asred 89 yean, hus
hand nf Mrs. Y'.aroline Calavan. father of Mrs.
C C Giidea and Mrs. W. D. Jesse of Lewis-
tnn Iihhn' Mr II. K HalL Omaha. Neb
Mr H A. laLkllaw. Piedmont. CaL: Dr. C.
C. CalaVan. Portland, Or. ; Roy Calavan. Spo
kane. Wash: Harry Calavan. Cleveland. Ohio,
Interment Carlton, Or., May 80. 11 :30 a m.
m.ATTVF.R In this eitv. Ma 27. Josephina
Plattner. aired 82 vears. Remains will ba
tM-mTtii k MrFm.n A. Eilere to Gervaia. Or.
where interment will take place. Monday, May
SO.
NELSON At the residence, 115 E. 84th at. H.
Mav 27. Jack B. Nelson, aced 18 years.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday. May II
at 10 a. m., at tha chapel of Miller St Tracey.
Interment lovernew cemetery.
THOMPSON Tbe funeral service of Eobert D.
Ttuimnaon. at'edfi Tears, son of Mr. and Mia.
Wank ThomriRon of 6128 42d are. S. E.. will
be held at IV L. Lerch funeral parlors,. East
Eleventh at Hawthorne, Tuesuay at 2 p.
Friends invited. - .
rMW,AS The, . funeral service for Emil A.
Camplan. late el Miaaa, ev.,' will do oeiu
Tuesday, May 31, at 10 o'clock a. m.. at Finley's
mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends in
vited. Concluding service, Slount Scott cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 103
EDWARD HOLMAH
& SON
TW ALTER J. HOLMAN)
THIRD AND SALMON
MAIN 507
East Side
Funeral Directors
F. S. DUNNING, INC. ?
. -The Family Seta tha Price."
414 B. Alder st Phone East
Lerch, Undertaker
EAST ELEVENTH AND HAWTHORNS
PHONE EAST 781
Dunning & McEntee
Morrison rt. st 12th.
Broadway 430. Ant 845-81.
CHAMBERS CO.
Funerar I i rectors
an ftm Convenirncea of a H.
Woorrtswn 3 see. 2(-2SO Kflbngywortli ava.
R. T. BYRNES KlTABLilttMKN"
01 Williams ave. woocuawu a.
iFINLEY'S . MORTUARY
MOSTCOMERT AT FIFTH. MAIN ,
DOWNING & McNEMAR A Mmienas placak
Moderate la prices. Uvusgtea darrwrL , Phena
East 54.
MILLER As TRACEx, Independent funeral dl-
rectors, , Prices as low as , aaw. aow.
Wabin(rton st Ella. Main 8891, A-7886.
McENTEE & EILER8,
funeral parlors with aS
the privacy of a home. 16th and arexett ata,
I. lfith and K
Ant. 521-33.
pnone proaqway ziaj.
Breeze&Snooac iTrkli
A, R ZelSer Co. Pbone East 108.
43 aJNTfKRT AKING CO. liato 4151
blCeWeS A-232L Comer Third aad Ua.
MONUMENTS
108
STI Ey .PR V. TH FIT CO,
MARBLE AND GRANITE M 'NTTMENTJi
- 1141 MILWAUE1E STREET
Out of the High Rent District
NUFF RED." '
OTTO SCHUMANN MARBLE tOCXS
onATrrY Mi-MaKlAXS
r TVIRO A PINE STS. FHOHt E.T43
FLORISTS
107
Personal attention gives wed
ding, .reception, tea and table
decorations. Floral tributes
promptly attended to.
SWETLAMr-S FLOWEa
SHOP. ' '
Morrisovi rt, bet. Sd and 4th.
TeL Him 4lt
And Floral Deslgna, 23
Large Hothonsea. Na
Braacb Starea 3
TeL Main 7709.
Smith's Flower Shop
"PorUand'. Prerreaslve sTotlat
riowers for Att Oee-stons.
-Tata T216. T. C LUKE. Mgr. 6th and AMa-v
JOHN NAPP & SONS,. FLORISTS
South First and Bancroft sta, bedding plants.
"r"r baskets, vases and window bo xaa LUsa
tesrnbe. Phone Ant. 637-.
LlTRTIN U FORBES Ot., florist, 854 Waah.
iagtoa. Main 269, A-l 28ft. eTowan. fat aA
occasions artjaoca y arrange.
People's 245 Aur
FLORAL SHOP .
Stars hau ,
awri t)a N. W. Bank Bidg.
ysmppii. - Cllft. AAA -tntx-nav
111
1 ',..''v -Wa. 'V
fafcSBaSaSsaasjeasaggSiasMaaaaaa.
wa f pa
i kenrrr OfTAit
CILaQGE accodsts solicited
TOCES
MS M0CQ.TS0H ST.
Mki.
. LOST AWD iyUNPl 0 8
THK following article were found on the na.ru
cf the l'ortland Railway, Liglit A Power .Co.,
May 27, .1921:.. 8 umbrellas. 1 much box. 1
pure. cuff link, 2 suitcasea, 2 hmiflbngs, a pit
and 1 single glove. S books, knife, comb, ' muic
rolU, cameta, raincoat, garden tune, 2 packaire..
suck and aia hsndle. Owners may obtain same
upon proper jdenuf icatiun at First and ' Alder
at station.
l.AOIKij' gold wr.st wath on Wiliism ave. be
tween Failing and Knott sta.. Fnnler pieae
n turn 'to 28 Williams sve. S-. reo-ive re-
n m. none aimu. oo-A
Lt'iJT On EaKt 87th t. betvf-eri Hawthorne
ave. end E. Market, ladies' gold wn.tt Tratcli ,
raited a keepsake from mother, Litxof&l re-
!.: tail Tubor Bin. -
LOST Male AirMiate dog. Ki nioiiU ild. in
Woodstock, ' .Information lesding to" recovery
will recure reward, A. E. Iloiiae, 6024 670i
ave. S. K. - '
TtiK party who puked up the French i'i.ll
T
with a marble eye on ana minimi ui
known and is a -Ken to return if at one.
LOST Thnrndsy a. m., eyeglasses, in black cane,
Feldenheuner's name on case; retuin to (Jour
nal. '
IHJUNH On Foster rosd. leather case with re
ceipts, call public market, avau aoj, aaou-
day, Wednesday. KrulHy. V
iTl'KilAV, May 21. cameo pin. between
Twenty-first and Weidinr and Tirrnty-iirsr, ami
Wa'-hirutton. ItewanL Kaft 7071.
IX)ST 1 lb. UWANTA kippered aaluion.
Box
4G55, Bellwood. -."
FOUND 1 lb. UwanU kiypered salmon.
Call
Kat 7018.
1IX, lady who called Elsie Fnpyth in regard
to purse please cau again, wain, ojtr.
LOST About kL diamond ring.
lUwani.
Writ H 875, Journal.
ll.ST Sliriner pin. Call A. l'etr.n. Sell, i) ('.'
BUSINESS AND TRADE SCHOOLS 200
M E N W AN TED
.: Ages 18 to 45
: . to become . . ' .
OFFICERS
in tha
TJ. S. MERCHANT MARINE
Hundreds of Officers ars needed
to man
TJ. S. Cargo and I'aasenger Ships
SALARIES
3186 to 3412 per month and Expenses
Wa can prepare yrm for s Position
IN TOUR. OWN HOME
. In IS weeks or leas.
SEE THE WORLD AS A
SHIP'S OFFICER
Merchant Marine Officers Association
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
WITT BE OUT OF A JOB OR WORK
AT AN UNDERPAID POSITION 1
Call st Union are. and Wasco t any day
except Saturday, at 11 a. m., or write for free
catalog No. 4. It wUl not cost you anything to
find out now we nave neipea over auu grsauaues
to good positions. we can neip you, too.
Special Inducements to Ex-Service Men.
Reduced Rates June 1 to Sept. 1.
Am
TATast's Laraeat Busnaas. College.
Aarares EVER If GRADUATE A PoaHTOrl.
Ail pnsinaaa eoonea. inciodiag eontpto-aets
training. Enroll any time day school. Big til
acoooL Writs for free catalogue, ata
Morrison phone Mala BQ,
KARN H TO 310 PER DAT
Learn Automobile. Tractor, Battery or Vulcan
izing business. We teach the only successful
method. Day and Kvening classes ail summer;
Orecon ex-aerrica men: The state pays your en
tire tuition fee. Special low rates. Tour credit
ia good, if you are short of money. Hemphill s
Auto and Tractor Schools, 707 Hawthorne ave.,
Portland, Or. , '
ENROLL m a nusiness school where students se
cure individual instruction in toe major snn
iects and personal attention in sH subjects, book
keeping, stenographic, calculator, private secre
tarial courses offered. Writ or call for inter
view. New term o opening. . : my ana eve
ning sessions, Oregon Institute of Technology,
191 th St.. Min 700. I oral a.
TOO CAN ICARJf TOO WAT THBODGH
.
ALISKT BT-DQ.. 81 AND MORRISON. 1
ikiiiRi.K your earning powku
Advertising managers earn from : $3000 to
ika nun v.rlv . hiroU now in our n.sht
class of modem advertising and a'talifr fr.r ona
of the big positions. Very attractive rates a-d
terms Pacific School ot Advertising, 09 to
(.09 Railway Exchange bldg. -BUSINESS
bouses ars catnng tor effknaat office
help (Jualuy to nil one i tnese posiuoaa
by specialixing on calculators, -Btutigraph, type
writer or dictating machine. Thorough and elft-
cient training, and the assistance n securng a po
siuon -when qualified. CalU school, 405 .Ar
tisans bldg. Atawy. I8u,
LEA1LN bookkeeping aad aocountirg quickly at
boma Two eooriiee combined. Brcuu low
price, $28. Eaideat system; plenty of fins po
sitions. Emil ML Winter, pubtio accountant.
414 TMrty-first St.. Mifwaokwa, Wis.
MOLE It BARBER COLLEGE will teach yoa
tha trada in 8 weeks; receive some pay while
learning; proeitions secured. Orejon ex-scrrice
men receive stata aid. Write oc call tot tUf
logue. 234 Bum'ide- rt.
MODERN BARBER COLLEGE teaches tha trada
In 8 wka. , tooia furnisnea : some pay. iw
tioDS secured. Special rate this sauaU- Writa
or call for particular. Z84 nr. -
STEEN SEWING SCHOOL Bleak's system of
ladies' tailoring and dreanmaking -taught; pet.
terns cot to measure. Fhcne East 2359,
B-3307. 152 tirand ave., near Hr Imont,
MISS MATTINGLX'S private school. Shorthand.
typewriUng. 289 14th at. Main $893. Day or
ever.ing. 8fl a mo, - . .
TEACHERS wanted, register free, at THE
CLARKSON TEACBu3 AGCY.. 612 feyca
raore, Clarkson, Wash. - - ' - -
ROCKT MOUNTAIN TEACHERS' -JBESCI
Enroll free. Frank K. Welles former east.
state sopt., Mgr., N-W. Bank bldg Auto. 1S H.
MEN, WOMEN, learn barber Uade; wages w tills
learning; positions guaranteed, algr. 22 years'
experience, Oregon Barber College. 233 M.dison.
EAST SIDE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
Hiss Regies BuckeT private schonl; individual
tn-t. ruction. 122H Grand sve. Et 427.
LEARN TEI-EGRAPHX Railway Telegraph in
sututo. 434 Railway Exchange bldg. Night
efanae. '! - - - : 1
WANTED at once. 2 men to learn Tiilr-nlxlag
and retreading. 432 Hawthorne. .
TEACHERS A posMion for yoa. See Oregon
Washinrtoti Teachers' atencr. Ab'nrton bUs.
HELP WANTED MALE 201
OWN TOUR JOB Several mora places open in
cooperative woodworking plaaL Immediate
etnploymenL Olyttipia Eol A Package Co.,
Olympia, Wash. , -. ' - ; ...
THREE men wanted to cut wood ua halves.
furnish draaw. s-aohna. and tons. - . L
Hawk. Orcria rd, Wah.
WANT a nuddla aged man to work on small
dairy. Must ha a good au-ccr, . i Bist
t N. ' - - - "- - -"- " ' "
SALESMAN to sell Ford ears, trucks and
tractors; this' is an excellent proposition for
a live man. K-710, Journal. ;
WANTED at once, three practical floor layers
and finishers. Tabor 8240. Oak Leaf IWd-
wrwd Floor Co. Steady work.
EXPERIENCED farm hand wanted, no ethers
need apply. $50 per montlr, board and w s .
E. Kielesch. Parker. Or.
UOil.L cook, country town, good
nieht
cook. notoL good wage.
Lewis Euip.. 43 Va
rt. Recorid st.
WANTED -Kirt class c-rpuUvr with auto.
Phone Sellwoofl 2175.
SALESMEN and solicitors, apply at - Pacifia
I .a bora tones, aoi is. Mawtporne.
ADVERTISING man for new-paper that can
estimate Job printing. J-403, Journal.
GOOD chance for a rehab le At, auto mechanic;
e verytrdng furnisnea. J-448, journal.
2, MEN to eat UWANTA kippered aalmbn. Ore-
grm risn ac ijoiq rnorase. y
HOW people, for dog and pony show. Ma si cians
snd riettorvner. G-7, Journal.
60IJCIT0R3 wanted at 343 Jefferson, evraer
i rue-way. une- taoacj lot - -.one's.
u mm ms- J-w m
1 52S MOMJJSOH ST.
8 youTLXKD iora
Japanese Flower Shop UiVtf
Flowers and plant, and all kinds of vegetable j TO WORK S OK 1 lKH HfS I'KH 1 'A Y. TO
plant. 101 Third St. bet. Tsylor anj Yamhill. TIIOMK QltAUKVINU WK CAN Ol l'l.K PER'
r 1 '- . - -r. nv, r ,v,, mp.hty ;oiil ItF'.ll NKHA-
HELP WANTED MALE 201 !
rm - m' "... cv 1
risee your older , for berry pickers now o
tliat we cm shm tUouj tu you when you are
rtmiiy to do picjiin.
Wo twiva fine' report from a number of as
sociations and cn guotfl you rmn Ml scale.
We sl furtii-h all clae of help free to tha
rintiloyero.
Write, t's Fit Ipfonnstinn.
ritlNl'.irts-Ml'I.OValKN'l' t'O.,.
14 N. Hecnrxl St.? Itrnadwny 22T.
WK llAVi: AS KI'FNINti ON ( It MAI.l'.H
IHlltt'K fUli TH'Mllt TIIKKK l.lVr. Mir.
TION. Al'l'I.y TUESDAY MOHNINU, 9 TO
H. 104 fl'I'll ST. Slili MR. H.t.IKlt.
A UOK, married. u hcii couple imx'R reataursnt
or lunch counter, in join, rroniitmrit locality,
si working paririft-s. A S'xni chain to get olf
the labor market if jwu hve a liule m.uey and
ktew of a . location anywliere- ..1 huvr a good
ci uiplcte nlaursiit outfit. W 50 Isuiis. NX-
67o, Journal.. ...
iS25'PER MONTH tha year arouiM aver-il.
bv a niiinMr of our lmen, young, uml'lls
aged and . ellrly. Iluines never better. Ks
Vwrience nniiecsry; cash weekly; but asaort
mi'tit gtaranle-d true-, alirrtw anil vmen. You
can do what other uiexieniKeiI men have done.
Territory all etern ststea, Waslntigtou Nursery
Co.. Ti .ppi'niiih, ' W sh. I
A t:Al'Aiil.K bitiiiit muri aitli rtecutiv al'ildy
and eMwrii'iu-c for pottion. an inaiiuger w-th a
eonx'ratir.n of iical toc.k holders prtKiuiung a well
estulili litd line of . fia-d pruducta. whir will want
fuiHiHiiHl intern t in tli company to tlie amount
of 'jiio Ia"t, Joiirtml.
A-l MARKER on gre chains; A-l car trolley
man, planer, feeder for ftisl feed, uiau her,
one off beurer beadrig. Apply 835 IluniHide.
VEKV FINK OPKSlNGv.
Tor watrliniakrr sin optoiu'rtrihL I'tiUMial op
portimlty. Well eatahli. bed, . ettlwr salary or cotn
mUsiiiii, ReplieH coiifidunliai. titiite lull partlcu-
lari. .Journal.
WANTED Voiing man about ill to learn au
tomotive elect ncal rvpairitig; mimt t an suis
teur wirelens builder and quick Ui learn; small
wage- to start. U-K2, .loiinml. .
OLD" ufllM wauls high ral
uolclimakcr. iileai-
ant work, permanent.
Miiht be tirt Tiatm,
all round man.
Salary conjBieusurale, , Iteply M-
73". .liirunU y
PERMANENT positions, good pay, 8-bour day.
open shop, linotytie oiraiors, premnien. press
feeders bindery workers. Write or wire fcuipluy
ers' Kxrliuru. Salt Lske City.
MARltTKli FAffAIKR
Board fundnln-d. Ea tern ir.Rnn. f!5ger mo.
P IO N E E 1 1 K M Pi fO V M EN T CO. ,
'' 14 N. '.'! M
A MAX wmiU'd on uaws iu repair shop st 87
Milwiiukin ut. '.'"'. ,- ,
V A.NTfcfK-1 Bo'y to wil imperii on dVpit plaV
form. C"le New Co. 14 N. 1 'Hh iti.
SALESMEN WANTED 202
" wanted; ;
Motor Truck 'Wholesale
. and Retail 'SaScsinnicn.
Dependable men, pirig initiatlie, s-i
greaslveneas and judgment, men who are alert
and on the job and ' accustomed to liandllng
bigh-grade product. We -want men of tbeae
reauirementa to act as territory men; alM one
or two men for retail sales kica'ly. Weil,
ataili.dtcd line of light and heavy duty Biotot
truck. . .
STATES AUTO A TRUCK COMl'ANT
- - 430 Burnside Street
Real Estate Salesman
Oue that has experience arid who can get re
sults, with right backing. Do not answer unlws
you have a clean record and are under 4 5
yearn of age.' J 491, Journal.
AGENTS wanted for aanitary dry hand ini,
no wet or sore hands, no stooping, no back
aches, Setid $2.50 for -ample; good territory
open. Northwest Distributing Co., 644 Waah
iti gton st, i
TRAVEJ-1N fiold repreaentative wented. Should
net. $10,000 yearly. t'.hoirn of torrit-ury.
Weekly advances. Alerchants School of Adv.,
file 115. 22 VJJiinr-y t., Chicago. ..
SALESMEN wanted to m il our tomi let line
rrf nursery .to-k. Outfit fTe., Caa weekly.
AddreH E. A. BL'XNET NL'KSEitT CO., Salem.
Or..: ' J' ,
AGENTS WANTED
203
AG KM TI4--If you are masiug uwa than 1 10.00 a
day clear profit get in touch with ua. We
siant,' active ager.ta to sell HooUh o drug rtnrm,
canu atores. news- and cignr stand", r4au
rartts, etc They all order and want mere. Y'n
build up a big business iuck, using tart time
or all time. Bents house to house canvassing.
Tcu deal "with business people. Ju t a few
n.inntea makna the sale. Write and we Will
-I tll yon what Hootch 1 snd how is brings iu
W. Madison t., Chicago.
KFW. oil. COOLER for FORDS: saves
50 'i
to 75- oil by actual - tost; keejis engine
cool and clean; prevents carbon, increases power-
Bolts under crauxoa to piae oi present in
spection plate: easily applied. Every F'rd
owner wants one on slghL Quick sailer; 1
big agents' profiL Adamson Mfg. Co., J ut
Palestine, O.
WASTED Men and wirnien to sed seif-Uireaii-ing
neodlea. A blind man can thread tlii-ra ; a
sale in every home; pays 5 to $15 a day; no
experience roauireiL Bend for samp! needle and
particular. J. V. Talerico, Box 1018, Mule
Ville. N. J.
Ascents
to seTI new invention.. Rnlls fnr$l. Too make
4 5 cents on e-ch sale. Phone ma Tuosday, Auto,
214 25. - '
irfoU" 'AHB llANDf WITH 6h1iMU1
TOOIJS you can make $10 to $15 daily.
Wonderful new plan. .No experience nece-wry;
Bisn or woman anywhere. Write quick. Bos
1 8 1 1 J P., 1H ANGKLES.
AGENTS Larua maiiulatturKr ' wstiu agenU to
sell hoseinr. undrwear. shirts, d
skirts.
wsists. shoes, eiuUiing: free satupl -Mills,
503 H roadway. New York.
Ma-iaoa
ACKN1S WMitwi Benelict Nursery Co., Ib5 E.
M7t.h st. N-
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
WANTED Frperlenoed - aaleawnmaa for eandy
dipt. Mnst be eapble of doing tha rmjinii.
Best nf rleruoaa reuu-red. A war W-9AZ,
Journal. - "
THE OLDS. WOTITMAW A KINQ STORE tw
guires the services of a thoroughly eitien
nced sale woman for U'- and trimmings. Apply
superinUmdeut's office 9.1. to 10.30 a. u.
FEM ALE HELP WANTED A. leach r want,!
lor educational work during Uie summer.
Excellent opportunity for a profitable vacation
period. PeruiaJucrU for those who qualify. U
677, Journal.
MRS. Lt V. SCOTT, lormeny w.ui Ums fwletai
employment servka. furniahea competent ol
fiee wonun; slao sow. for all ether lines of em
dormeot. 329 Henry bids. Uroadwar 4 5.
WANT high school girl to belp wlih hounewovk
and care of 2 children. Atw want to know at
lady who does quilting. Tabor 9u69.
"ANT GIRL tn need ot a -friend, iply to tf
Salvation Army Rescne Home. Mayfafr and
Alexander ata. Phone Msln S40I ! M car.
l'Ot NG woman to aep liouwi for wi'lowor a 1 1 u
-child; good home, small wage. H' ma at
St. Charles liotel, 2 to 4 this p. m. Taylor
A CTRL for general houiaiwi.rk, '1 'i 1 PurUjuuj
blvd Kenton car,' f -
GIRL for l,.Mi-ewfrk. No washing. 4 90 Harriwm.
HELP WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE 20!
TOUNO man or woman as sien'jgrapber ami
secretary in return f(y cooipiete v latum ii
trnction oour . Axrply- Dianagar, O-W. Ac l
AlrpUon Cm, Bdwy. .-.- lfv & cianc f-tM,
MUSICIANS wantwl. Piauint.' lirumroiT, clari
netot. Must be good oaiice piayr. i-iayin..;
or 4 titnna a week. Start at nn. X-3ao. Journal
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
ELECTRICIAN'S, Main 723. We spec
electrically wiring your Dome.
GALBREATH. the twin'er.
right side up. lowwt rs'e.
EM EST work; ail JunCU.
Seliwood 1.
We hang pep
Woodiawu 14S4
"First cu us o-ly
PiTERLG, chimney arid ce-ubt work.
E. 4;b st ' T.bor 2o08.
10.
SCREENS .iu to order, old scree- tewa-
Aiilomatie 817-27.
ALL kinds of fiovrar boxes made to order. Auu
matin 317-27. , ,
CONCH-T-Tarinc. general cement work. C.
Sellwood 1530, after p, rn.
CARPENTER and eontretJi, J'oirig anyU-u.
in the building line Phone t.t W86.
Jj-TON truck -tut any kiud of hauling.
Poon
VVwvdlawn 4 709.
GKVKTtAr. Tahnter and iSiutor.
clc n and
snectable. city or country. J-034.
Journal.
fATNfiNG and briUug, good clan worj. Woo.
, lawn 8471.
GRADIN(TANT EXCAVATING.
MAIN 674
KTOF reshineiing a ie:ialiy.
rTTt 1201.
CK-VfEST, ciiininer and rmir w.,r. 1 Ai.r 1 -
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