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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922.
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
:1RS!iSSl
Vancouver. Wath.,. Oct. 24, John
,Tuk. a j 6J, was Instantly killed
Moruay afternoon when - a truck,
drhWi by Andrew Jensen ran off the
Battle Ground-Helsson highway one and
ahA-haif miles northwest of Battle
Ground, and tarned over. Tuke was
raoght hetween the truck and a stump.
Hot asphalt, with which the truck" wai
.loaded, buried ' Tuke's body. He. was
killed instantly. -
Jensen was injured and was brought
to a hospital here an hour after the ac
cident. He was found In the woods
near the scene of the wreck jby Deputy
.Sheriffs Beman and Kent.
" The coroner found a pint bottle, half
filied with moonshine whiskey, in
Tuke's pocket .
. The body of Tuke Is lfticharRe of
Coroner Limber, but no inquest will be
held.; A charge of driving while Intox
icated may be placed; again! Jensen.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building irmiu, for operations of $1000
end are:, issued October 21. 1922:
F. " . Patu-.an. erect residence. 996 E. Irv
ing' street, between? 33d and Kloral avenue:
buvideT same. $4(M0.
J. I Oilmen, ereit residence;, 504 R iw-
.. between 9th and 11th-street; builder
m $4010 , -
-,, ' - :
Statistics
marriages. Birtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
11. 235 Cherry street.
and Amanda. Luna 1'7
Amanda. Luna 27. -35 t 'herry street.
alter s Siianiis. lenl. tint! K amlen street.
ami llsbel H KorH. leeal. 795 'Kearney st.
Arlturfi 'olderaon, SI. .lirihtieW. Or., and
Katlmr Ituhakv. 1 W. Portland.
g. SMrrn co . $11 uriu Bids.
BIRfHS
GftAY To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gray, 835
E. 47th sf. He, Oct 14. a son.
01DONXEIX To Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Don
nell.'809 Cook. Oct. 21, a son.
FEI.HE- To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Felde.
3520 K. 89tl t. S. K.. Oct. 14. a daughter, j
KMANVELSON To Mr. and Mrs. P. H. ,
Emahuehion, 14S Missouri, Oct. 1 7. a son. '
JiOEHMPTR To Sir and Mr. Georse Wil- ;
lisk : Boehmer. Hi K. Portland bird.. Oct- 14.:
a son t
NfJKRIS To Mr. and Mrs U Norrls. ,721 j
E. Ash.' Oct., 1H. daughter. i
;Wi:iNKli To Mr. and Mm. Lotiis J. i
Weirtner.j 14it Fowleir. Oct. 1.1, a -on. j
NfcM WJ! rK To Mr. cud-Mri. K. F. New
hmlsc. 3Ty I-ono-da ave.. Oct. 20, a daughter,
IEATHS j
FF:i.l.OV-r-William H. Fellow. 106 E. j
Washington. 'Oct. 21, el years; cerebral apo-j
ple.TT
.SNTIiER Ada Snyder. St. Vincent ihos- !
pitsl. Oct 22. 24 years; general peritonitis
I.AM PER William G. I -sniper. Good Sa
maritan bopial, Oct. 21. 20 years; septicemia.
Aiife,K Anna Anderson, -Good Samar-
itan hospital, Oct. 22. 29 years; cerebellar,
absce.
TiEMPI.B JnUus E. Temple, 15 IT Ports
mouth. Oct. 21. 66 years: acute ascending
pej"ailylv
Jt)H.RON Itomthy Johnson. 84n-4 Mis
Siwippi sve.. Oct. 22, 11 yrs. ; endocarditis.
msol,A Rocco Armando ('...-,: S4 TT
16t. Oct. 22. 5 months; convulsi.ms " !
STRon Lfhbie May Strond. 222 East:
37tfc. -Oct ;20, 64 years: carcinoma.- j
FRIT8CH Otto Fritsch. Good SamariUn i
hospital. Oct- 20. 80 years: ralvular hert
di.tea.e
HI HNEISTER T-owell Burneister. 9f04
07th-st. S. E. . fVt. 21.5 years; acute nepbri
ti :
WENT WORTH Sarah C Wsntworth.
.417 59th -st- S. E , Oct. 20. 77 yekrs; pul
monary tuberculosis. j
iTl.WARI James Aylwarrl. Rt, -Vincent
hraftiital. Oct. 20. 72 years: bronchial pneu
mniiia. lfAOCETTE Baraby Pstiuette, 595 Orer
ton 4ct, 21. 70 years; carcinoma.
SHIPLEY Mna Shipley. Multnomah ho
pitafl. '.ct. 15. 6 years; cardio reral disease.
BIXHID Iecnrd Blood, St. Vincents hos-
piujl. Oct. I ,.2 years; broncho pneumonia
lUf;GERTY Pete M. Igierty. Multnomah
hosfital, Oct. 12. 5 years: tubercnlosw.
KITEKT Joseph Rupert. St. Vincents hav
pttal. tct. 21. 7 years: fractured skull
- VVIXG Ie Wing, 9 H Second. Oct.r20,
40 years; pulmonary tuberculosis.
DIVORCES FILED
.OBERG Elmr W.
Oberg ( Himmerstrand) .
against Christine
NEW TODAY
50
oVIultnomah Station
SO Mlnates to Portland
C(o to Car ,
Here is your chance to become the
oviner of one of the most copy 4 room
suburban homes near Portland. Lo
cated at Multnomah Station on large I
l "r-iDr , -' .. . i
ni.. 1 jiiis. tiju eirvauon,- excellent
drainage. Modern house, southern ex
posure. Gas furnace, ultra fine elec
tric fixtures in every room. The best
ofj plumbing throughout.
interior wall finished. '.Kitchen and
bathroom In white enamel.
Full cement basement. ' large wood
lift.- dandy breakfast nook, built-in
chiffonier, Dutch kitchen, lots of
lilt-in cupboards. This is brand new ;
never been occupied. Built bjg one
who planned on making this their own
home. i ,
.Fine mountain view. Also planted
,lawn with lots of shrubbery.
J I t " ;
;If you are lookinr for a suburban
borne, thia is your chance, Multnomah
Station Is a community of refinement.
Churches and good pchool close. 1 The
price is very reasonable, with moder
ate down payment and small month
ly payments. See this property any
time.
i . See :
Mrs. G. R. Frazelle
I Owner
S Blocks Koath of Maltnomah StaiJoa
FLUFF RUGS
ua freaa ywmt M
yovir raf. ad aaulaa aWta
Utttofi. Sa4 lot alnrtM
alt Nua Mata Otaaaae m
MORTHMIUT MU OCX
Caet atao w
Mortgage Loans
f ON I
CEJTTRAIj BrSIF.89 FBOPERTT
lOttEhl ISTEHiSI KATES
MacM aster, Ireland
& Co. I
! U. S. NATIONAL BAKK BLDG.
- j AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
T WILSON'S ATJCtlOJr HOU8EJ. 18-1T3
i EICON STREET. &ALS AT 18 A at
SPECIAL NOTICES .01
parcbaaed tb. alack ;ud flztaraa le
.reaUd at 8& 83d t. from Flonme Me-
I Caw. 1 will aot be rwspmaibl. for bills
-.''aetraetad by said Florenc ' McOaa after
!4 October 28. 1322. V. J. 9a.as. -
V ..... 1.; ..,,flaww
SPECIAL NOTICES 101
MOT ICS Of BOSD SAL , 1
- Kotfeo lb hereby ivm that sealed bids
will be raoiKit by the undersigned autfl the
boar of 2 o'clock p. av. the let day at No
vrmber. 1923. and laaawdiatel tlserenfter
publicly opened by the board of directors o
school district No. 1. Multnomah county.:
Oregon, at the office of said board, room
Ko. 804. Multnomah etannty eoortlxMaw. in
tbe city of Portland, Oregon, tor am lava of
bond- of said school district, in tb. ma ul
three hundred thousand dollars ($3Q0.OO .
Mid bends to be in drnominadooa of one
thousaed dollars ($1000) each, to bear date
November 1. 1922. and to mature seneliy
In numerical order aa follows:
$16,000 ea November 1. 125; $17,000
OS November 1, 1926; $ljOo on Novem
ber I. 1827: $17.PV o .wwawi 1.
1928: $16,000 en November 1. 1929;
$17,000 oa November 1. 103ft; $16,000
en November 1, 1931: $17,000 on So
vrmtr l. 1932"; $16,000 on November 1.
1933; $17,000 on November 1. 1934;
16.OO0 ca November 1. 193$; $17,000
co November 1. 1936; $16,000 on No
vera bey 1. 1037: $11,000 on November 1
1936: $16,000 on NoiucKt 1. 1039:
$17,000 on November 1. 1946: $18,000
on November 1. 1941: $18,000 oa So
v.asber 1. 1942: said bonds to bear inter
eat at cot to exceed 8 per cent (6 14 ) per
ADDam uavable sefni-nnnallv- on the first
days of May and November, principal and I
interest to be payable at the office of the
county treasurer of Multnomah county. Ore- I
con. or at tbe fiscal acencs of the state of 1
Oregon, in Near York uLx. at the option of
the purchaser.
All kids must specify tb rate of interest,
and stun be accompanied by a certified check
lor $15.0o0. .
The board reserves the rfht tc reject any f
mna su bias; rc tv. rui-TON.
Clerk. School District No. 1. Multnomah
County. -Oregon, fiooa 401. -'County Court
boose. cr,,r ... '.. , . ..... ,
feEAI;EI b,d1JT" ?cTed ma fcn,.w
Saturday, October; 2. for a stock of eicc
tricai supplies and fixtures located at La
' : ramie Or., of an inrentoried Talu of
$5483.02; inventory of hich may be seen
at our office and stock mrecTed by ap
pointment. All bids must be accompanied
by a crrtified clieck of 105 of tl amount
bid. TUe riht reserved to reject any or
all bitls.
O. A. COTK
0-M Pittock niock. PurtlsntlfOr. ' -
SEAI.KI, bids be received until 1 it I. n.
Saturday. October 28. for a completely
etniimVd bakery located at Hood Riverj Kir.
This : Sakery is now doinb a eood business,
and s a isplenedid opuurtuuity for anyone
familiar with Uiis line of work to secure
a eood coins business. 10 of the amount
bid must accompany each bid. Tho right
? ia reserved to reject any or all bids. - i
O. A COTE '
641 Pittock Block. Portland. Or.
MEETING NOTICES 102
Grand .'
Mask
Ba!3
Tlere you ire. The bic-
t! season, given by the Lire Wire council, j
Arylir council No. 746. Security Benefit
asaociisLion, for the public memhers and
frunri- n i. . . ;
ha ai'genuine diamond; we are noted for.
T1 wsNjurnae aaivces in tne city, nave
iiT largest, crowu.i, best music and floor com
mfttee and best times. Tuesday night, Oc-
tOer 24. W'. O. W. hall. .12 11th t At
tend this one and you will never miss an
oher. Admission 35 cents. t
""On-. i vi.i i-ooye, -o. so,
A. F. A A. M. Special meeting
tomorrow (Wednesday! evening.
7 o'clock. East Eighth and Bum
side. The M. M. degree will be
conferred In full form on one
candidate, followed by an address by Rev.
Brother Oswald W. Taylor, on a subject Iff
much interest to all. A cordial invitation is
extended to all M. M. Order of W. M.
" J. H Rll HMON'T), Secy. '
CARDS. DANCE
REFRESHMENTS
Liberty assembly No. .12R.
I'. A., will give card party
and danos Wednesday. Oeto
Iber 25. at east side W. O. W.
hall. E. 6th and Alder sts. :
l ards 8:15 sharp. Hand-made
prizes. Free refreshments. Good music for i
dancing. All welcome. Admission 25 cents
ROSE CITY SOCIAL f LI B. O. I
E. S. No. 86. will hold a 000 card
party in the Portland Woman t
club. 12th and Taylor st.. Thuis- (
day ct. 26. A number ot
nriiis will be offered. The pro
ceeds win r useu iut in- -
for the Eastern Star Home. All are cordially
invited to attend. A good time is premised.
jTdrtLior, 25c. SARAH R. JOHNSON. Sc.
1 t A or nil T. .
20" FINE PRICES .
' KirkpatrVk Council 2227.
Securiu Benet.t sssociaiiop.
Halloween Mask HalL neit
Vridsv October 27. in larce
Swiis bail. 3d arm jurerson.
Hocn a i a mo us union music..
' Twenty fine prizes. Admis
sion only 35 cents, including ;
war ta I ail go fir a resl good time
RfNNTSIDE SftClAE
"CLCB 1
holds it reffular 1 card par-y mi
t'ie evening cf O:. -5. at Ma- s,
onic Temple. 89th and Haw-
tlir-rne ave. c.rl .pr.zes and :
dancing. Admission. 35c. ;Ai"
(. E. S. members and friflnds i
IRTited. - Sunnyside members please bring! ftt
this time articles for bazstr to be held on thie
evening of Oct. Jft..
MT. TABOR Ivlce No 4 A.
F A A If. Stated commQnica
tion Wednesday. 7 .30 p. m.. Py
thian Temple.
CAMP meets eTery Wed
nesday erenlng tn -W.
. Temple. 128 11th
CAMP
members request-
Do. v tutors wel-
UERVA.N 8CHADE,
Clerk.
COSMOPOLITAN EOIX.E N.o
109. Knights of Pythias,
meew CT-rv Wednesday even
ing, 3d linor Pythian bloc
No. 88S Tamhiil at. Visitors
always welcome
KKKU O. KESTEft,
488 East Tveerrtleth - 1vet. f s
EU-ISON Encampment
No.. 1. I O O F.. will meet
this (Tuesday) evening at
nent hall. 4'-' 4 East Al
der st Grand Patriarch W.. E. Wads
worth will be present. Patriarchal degree,
tuning patriarch sways welcome.
- W. C. I.AVRENS. C. P.
CHA8. CHRISTIANSEN Scribe.
ORPHA REBEKAH lodge
No. 81. at East 80th. and
tilisan. tonight. Initiation.
Tiskors welcome.
BERTHA AVERT. N. G,
EVA FORD, Secy.
PRIZE masquerade ball, including prise
wait, given by Young. People's Kismet club
Saturday, 8:45 p. m , Oct. 28, in clubrooms
adjacent to First 8pirkuaJUt church. East
Seventh and Hassajo sta. Music fur
nished by Edjthe Iiavis Schmidt s orches
tra. Admission 50c per person, including
refreshment. Con. Good tune "assured.
Masks for sale.
! PORTLAND IjOIHiE Nx 51,
A. F. and A. M.. 5ftth annirers-
ry eelebratioti; Tharsday evening,
8. o'clock. Grand lodge hall, K
of P. building. Members and
families.
W. H. BISHOP. Vr: M. '-.
H. J. HOCGHTON, Secretary.
HAWTHORNE LODGE Not
11. A F. and A 3L Spatial
Tuesday ereniag at 6 SO.
Work ia M .M. dear.'. Work
wlQ be put on by team from
th. P. K I P. Co. Visit
iaa brethren weloom.
t . E ftOLLER. 8eo.
ALBERTA lvodg. No. 172. A.
P. A A M. ispeciml coaimnnica
tion AVedusday. October 25. at
T:S o'clock. Work in M. at.
degree. W. irmto and welcome
naiUng 'brethren. Order W. M.
FRED Wf NICHOLS. 8cy.
HAWTHKNE LODGE NO
Mil. A. F. AND A U Spe
cial Tuesday evening at C 30.
Work ka th. If. M. degroe. Via
iting biwtaren wlcom.
' C E. KILLER.
; ; 8fH, fft lfcl J.
GO TO th. Miwmt Hood . danc. . If altamaa
hotel. Thursday, Oct. &. Masooa aad hair
friends initL Both' bailrooma aad aood
, nosir, Admisawtt ; 65c
BAPPI HOUS SOCIAli ULTJB will mr.
ttmrj Oatarda adght at W. O. W. haO. US
11th slartina Sept. 28. TJnioa aawie.
srsj ri sru iru'irr V - M,.,
Jmt Brea.. 1S1-118 th at.
i thrift:
i - I o. w
lAHr il au
HONEY
Mr. Wilson
Is the originator of
cracked wheat bread. He
a 1 s o i s the man who
worked out the receipt for
his Honey Whole Wheat
Bread, which is "
Recommended
by leading physicians. A
food chemist has analyzed
this bread and pronounced
it one of the most healthful
breads ever produced in
America.
Sold at
Wilson's Retail
Store
between 3rd and 4th on
the, south side of Yamhill.
Also at Liberty Creamery
in the Liberty Market
Your grocer, too,
carries it. Ask him.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIG SUNDAY
OVER 100,000 COPIES
MEETING NOllCES
102
SILVER LEAF KKBEKAH
I.OIH;K N. 203 will meet at
Thiel hall. 10H Killinas
worth ave. this .Tuesday eve-
October 24 at 8 o'clock. Rebekah degree.
EDA BHl'MAflK. N. .
JOSEPHINE Tl'BT.AT. Rec. Sec.
CARDS OF THANKS
VE W
H tc thank our many friends and
neiehbnrs frr their' acts of kliidr.e.s r.;l tor
tSeir beaatifnl flnral offerings a the time
fx tha death cf onr dear hubard and
fafAer. (5isiifdl Mr". .Tsn Atin Mwkle,
'ieorgina IMuckie. Estie Muckle. Andrew
Muckie.Ntennie Muck'.e. Mabeile Muckle and
Teddy Muckle
WE WISH to eiure our hcar-.fei
thanks to
our friends- and neighbors anil tr the broth
ers of B. F. O. E. No. 142 for their kind
ness and floral offerings during the illness
and death of our bejoved husband and
father. Mrs. W. A. fhesley, Charlotti
( hesiey. Clifford S. Cheslex
WK wish to tbank our many friends and rela
tives for thir kindneess and sympathy dur
ine tbe illness and' death of our beloved son;
an for the beautiful floral offerings.
Si.ned. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Blood.
DEATH NOTICES
103
BAITANO At the late residence, 1S East
:!Sth street north. October 3, 1'avid Ba;
tano. aged 7 years; leltTed sn of A.
Baitano, broUier cf E.. M. and b'. Baitann.
all of Portland, and V. Baitano of Stock
ton. Cal. : Mrs. Mary Viriano o Stxx-kt-on.
'al. , and Mrs. Adelina Grannml of Portland.
Funeral notice later. Itemains at the resi
dential pariors of Miller & Trmcey.
MARTIN Iu this city. October 24. C. W.
Martin, aged 67 years, late of 220 East
SSth Etet. Funeral notice later. He
mains are at the residential parlors of
Miller A Tracey.
BARBER la this city. Oct. 3. Elizabetli
French Barber, at her hrme, H5:h
,s. E. R mains are t the funeral prior
of A IX Kenworthy & Co., 5S02 -04 82d
st., in I.ens. Notice of funeral latv"-
DATTON At her, late residence. HI E. 45th
St.. Sarah Isyton. aaed 46 years, wife of
George Harton. Remains are at the chapel
of Snook & .Whealdori. Beinaont and 3Jth
st. Notice oi? funeral later.
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
MANNING At Pittsburg. Pa., Oct. it Katii
ryn Margaret Manning, aged 2'J years, be
loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph yian
nlng. sister of Mrs. Wil!m Phair of Ber
ing, Or: Lois and Joseph" Manning of Port
land. Funeral service will be held Tuesday
evening. Oct. 24, at the residence, 4 43 E
58th staouth. Interment Riverriew ceme
tery, Wednesday a. m. Arrangements in
caret cf Mil'jer A Tracey.
LAIRD OcL 23, at the Jato residence, 24
Fargo t- Olirer J. Laird, aged 69 years,
father of Sirs. Bert Farrar oft Seattle. Wish.
1 he funeral service, will be held Wednesday,
Ov. 2S, w 2:30 p. ro . at Finley'a mortu
ary, Mfintar-mery at Qta. Friends invited,
t'ocdudinf service Rose Tity cemetery. The
de-ceaaed was a member of B. P. O. E. No.
143 and Toodmcn of Ahe World.
BAKER the funeral service lor William J.
Baker of 183 18th st. Ute of Tekoa. Wash.,
will bo heid under th. auspices of R. P.
O, E. No. 142. Wednesday. OcV 25. at
1 .p. m., a- Finley's mortuary. Montgomery
at 5th. Friends invited. Concluding ser
sice. Mt- Scott cemetery. .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S
Snook & Whea.don
L'N'ERAL nrrtKCTORs
8UCCE330R8 TO
BREEZE A SNOOK
BELMONT AT 85TH. TABOR 1BS
Lerch, Undertaker
BAST ELEYENTH AND HAWTHORN
rnoaa east "781.
A D- EENWORTHT XL a. HEN DEB SON
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
8802 t2d at. 8. B. Arrt. ! 21.
Finles Mortuary
MAUPST .mt m .
MOyTOOMERT AT FIFTH.
MAIN 4S3S.
R.T.Byrnes iWASSSSEa
... 01 WffHam. Ita j WALNUT 8220.
& K. WILSON - tt It niccfi
t . CHAMBERS OCX, INC
948-230 Kiliiarrworth aT Wahnrt ISoa
McENTEE A E1LERS tuaeral parlors with ail
the prrraey of a hone.
lth aad Et
VMMl i
Ma'
k Phoao
Bdwy. S12S. Auro. 621-33.
UILLKR 4 TB1C ET, indepesdeot funaral di-
ja- wamss a t aad . w
KUa at. Braadw 21.
Skewes
UNDERTAKING CO. Fhota
WILSON'S
.-
WHOLEWHEAT.
BREAD
jTggERAL DIRECTORS 105
East Side
Fmneira! Directors
r. C. DUNNING. INC.
"The Family Sets th. Price."
414 Alder St Phone East 0052.
Edward rioiman
& Son
THIRD AND SALMON
MAIN 0SQ7 -
A. R. jeSSer Cp.'gj.fj,
THE PORTLAND AiORTCARY. Morrison at
12th. west aide. Bdjry. 0430.
MONUMENTS
106
OTfO SCHUMANN MAR OLE WOBXS '
v : cjcaijty raxtaaiAis
awao A WMC STS lHONg E.T43
FLORISTS
107
Martjn&Forbea
Company
354 WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN 028.
riNB FLOWERS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS ARTISTICALLY
ARRANGED
MAIM
7709
Wc dWwo-n Hcrq
371 E. Broadway, corset
I'ruon East 7713.
Flowers for Ail Occasions.
"WE GROW OUR OWN"
Charge Accounts ' Solicited.
Smith's Flower Shop
"Portland's ProtJrearlT. Florist"
Flowers for A3 Oeewiona
Mans T21&. T. O. Lake. Mgr., 6 to aad AMat
LOST AND FOUND
10S
THE following articles were fomnd cn the cars
of. the Portland Railway. Light A Power
company, Oct. 21, 1922: 3 umbrellas. 1
lunch boi. 1 pursei, bracelet, brace aad bit,
4 handbags. 4 pairs, 2 single gloves; 3 . 'books)
5 packages, o coats. 1 bunch keys, -corah,
dress pattern, music roll. c?t belt, nail
pnller. 3 pieces wood. Oct. 22: 1 um
brella. 5 bill. 3 purses. 2 keys, 1 suit
case. 1 handbag. 3 pr. 2 single gloves. 2 pr.
rubbers, 2 .packages, camera, 2 sweaters,
hat, watch crystal frame. Owners may ob
tain same upon proper identification at
First and Aider streets station
LOST OR STOLEN
Light tan traeenhg bag. between E.
26th and Broadway and Flint street, Satur
day erenlng. October 21. containing, jewelry,
toilet articles and clothing: reward. I'll one
Bdwy. 50 or address Mrs. H. P: Klink
ner. No. 112 Paramount apts.
LADT'S watch lost on south aid. of Powell
Valley red between E. 39th and 50th sis.
Watch No. 14601008; valued aa gift. Call
Tabor 0354 eve. Sell. 1423; liberal re
ward. LOST Bet 28th and Raleigh sts. and 30th
and Quicnby sta..- one diamond ring, mar
quise shape, surrounded with small emerald.
Reward. Tel. Atwater 1747.
LOST On Friday evening, a email black
handbag containing brown soede purs, with
raan'a silver watch, keepsake. Please call
Parker, Main 1911.
LOST, strayed or atoiaa Bearerton xisinity,
German police dog. Notify Geo, Butter
field. Main 2846 or care Btttterfield Bras.,
wholesale jewel. Portland.
PARTX finding pane Sunday aaorning contain
ing 3250 please call Main 0408. IAbeml
reward.
LOST- Fair of cpectacles. tortoise ehell frame,
in broad black case. Call Bdwy. 3587. or
Bdwy. 2869. W. A White.
LOST Lady a patent leather purse either at
Forest Grow filling station or near Journal
hldg.. Sunday c-verung. Call Walnut 1187.
FOUND Friday, l pair of silk hose.
Owaer
call sen. 023
LOST tLarge Airedale, name Spnrk oa collat
: umw ei awnia iua e.n. nawaioa
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AT THE JOURNAL
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Here's something that everybody likes and needs
Wilson's Honey Whole Wheat Bread tasty, rich in
food value and a real body builder.
rlVs a brand new product and is declared by physicians
and food experts to be one of the finest breads eveT
turned out by a master baker.
HOW TO GET A LOAF '
OF THIS DELICIOUS BREAD
FREE
A ticket good for one big, fine, brown loaf will be given you at
The Journal, if you come in Thursday or Friday and bring in a
want ad to run in the Big Sunday Journal or other days includ
ing the Big Sunday Journal. Tickets redeemable at Wilson's
market, 276 Yamhill street
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Your Two-Line Want Ad Will Cost
You 20 Cents and You Get the Bread FREE!
Office open from 7:30 A. M.
to II P. M. Daily and Sunday
LOST AJSO FOUND
108
LOST Gray Angora? cat, $10 reward.
661
w if hington. cor. Ella, st.
FO('NI) Gray fur. Jjwner may have same
by jayie for advertising. 540 E. Star.
EDUCATIONAL'
200
DO TOO W.U.A GOOD POSITION t
Courses at the Adcox Auto School are longer
tad more expensive than most schools, but Ad
col graduates earn more Our record of help
ing over 5Q0 graduate t big- paying jobs 1
the proof Doil enruil elsewhere until yon
have inpecteJWur school. Call any day
(except Saturday, at 10 a. m. or 2 P. m ,
or sesKl tor out big 112 page PKEE catalog.
Ask for Book No. 4.
ADCOX AUTO & AVIATION SCHOOL
?S Wasco st-'. corner Union are.
BEGIN EARNING MONET griCELT
Enroll for day or ntunn acbool at this
great business college, the training acbool for
lucre s. Courses incaud. comptometer, atenog
tnphy. . banking, bookkeeping, private seers
Lariat. Writ, or poos, lfaia a0 (or Irs.
tatalcrn
km
Fourth riear Morrison, Portland.
"W. Put Bksioej into Ton; P
Then You lot Bauas
A Bnalness Colls of. Ditiz.cUoa
Formerly Link's Business CnJega)
Kford bkia.. 4ui orrDou, bdwy SO
COMPTOiU.
CALCULATOR
Registrations r ci ted this week for .ra
cing classes to Ten Oct. 8.
MILLER SCHOOL
- 4J4 Teon Bldg.
ST CD Y MASSAGE r7 :
Preares one tor sanatorium work, phy
sician assistant, nurse. or .private practice:"
Hydrotherapy is also taught. Portland
School of Massage, Inc.. 414-15 Stock Ex
MOLER BARBER LOLLEG& will teach yon :
.the trade in eight weeks; receiy. som. pay ,
hil learning; positions secured. Write or
- call for catalogue. 234 Burnsuks at.
THE DECKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Aliski
bldg. SPECIAL ENGLISH CLASS, i Any
one who wishes to improve his FngH,h j
gible. Register now. Evening classes.
MODERN barber coi.ege taacaes trad, in 8
weeks; tools furnished, aoms pay; position
secured: sweiai rate this month. Write or
caU 234 3st at,
LEARN TELEGRAPHY
RaOway TelefcTsph Institute. 44 RaUway
axcssbsv. otoe- LJwy ana DSatos
MEN. women, learn barber traO.; wagrs wails
taarnlBg. Oregon Barber College, 23 S Mad
bcB.at,
HELP WANTED MALE 201
WANTED Direct to "crnsumer salesman,' man
or woman; epleadid proposition; salary and
commission ; "wanten" product, 'wanted"
. article; tasy to sell; big money possible.
Journal.
NEAT appearing young man over 21 with
selling ability to -take orders in Portland.
Experience not necessaryl 428 Exchange
bldg.. 2d and Stark.
BOTS over, 1S yeaia. with wheels, good pay.
Can use limited numrwr without wheels.
Steady work. Apply Mr. Tomh'nson, 253
Oak street.
MEAT CUTTER for large, progressive-aubar-'
ban store who would consider taking over
department oajirofit sharing basis after trial.
Tabor e)02O after 7 jr. m.
MOTORCYCLE messenger, man of experience
only need apply; commission basis. .Apply
Mr. Totnlinson. 253 Oak st.'
SALESMAN with car . who has had auto ac
eessory experience preferred. Call at ..4 11
' Oak st. , -
ADVEUTISlNt; sales man with, a punch; aal
- ary and commtwuon, city or road, work, ta
right man. 608 Panama big. f
PARTNER la eatebUabed woooaaw rrnsinass:
plcsaty work ; .mail is vestment; snake freaa
to 810 a day. 0S Swetland bldg.
WANTED A partner with $300, in a good
going garage. " Experience not 1 necessary.
33 Morgan bldg.
FORD owners i Valves grouad, 2.i0,
Hatch's garage. 571 Glissn st. j Car fbaa
Bdwy. 432; night phone Bdwy. 1 281 .
TWO your-C tnen to sell the Anierioam nanv
sane ; gooa enanee iot aavanceBaent to aaa-
bitaoas men. itoam 212 izz4 Mit
WANTE1 Man to dig cesspool. , 4704 6Sth
Si. 4. E. AW. o3-0i. .
14
NORTHVVLSTERN-
kr;.i.u?i:,;ll.uau
;
I ; i
JOURNAL IS
HELP WANTED MALE 201
KOBTHERJf iiinnO RAILWAI
MEN . WANTED .
At rates prescribed by the CJuited tltatas
Labor board aa followa:
MACTJIXISTS .
TO Cents an Horn. -
BLACKSMITHS
TO and 80 cents' sn Hoar
BOILERMAKERS .
TO Cent sn Hour
FREIGHT CARMEN
03 Cents ta Hour. :
Apply to sny roundhouse or shop or ts
apermtendent Northern Pacific railway.
FRANK U M'GCIRE
Wants a sale-man TODAY! No . experi-?
ence necessary! Well teach yau the bn-i-tiesa
: all property furnished ; our suc
cessful salesmen make around $5000 u-f
year! WE ARE HANDLING A LIVi;
SUBDIVISION sell vacant lots mako
money! "omroias ioryr paid tie day your
dial is ctored. Nb advsnces). This is
your opportunity to get into the real es'ate
business associated wtth a live.' progressive
firm
Portland is on the verge of ' one
of the greatest real estate activities in her
history. YOt; CAN SHAKE IN IT. See
C. W. Borders, with . ,
FRANK U M'GUIRE.
Abington BWg. Bdwy. 7171.
3d st... bet. Washington -and StaTk.
CALENDAR ? AND ' ADVERTlSiNU SPE
CIALTY SALESMAN. THK KEMPER
THOMAS line is exceptional in quality, ei.
clusiveness, scope and earning capacitgr. Val
uable territory with old trade now open
for contract to start the new season Dec.
26th. Experience in our Bite is a great
' factor, but not ahsorutelj necessary to gain
a connection. We will talk real ' business
to an- salesman whose first commnnica
tion indicates he is able to shew a straight
and successful selling record. W. W
MERRIAM. NORTHWEST SALES MAN
AGER., 1119 WASCO ST.. .PORTLAND.
OREGON.
FTRNASE MEJf ,
' 4 more installers and $ sheet metal
workers. '
HESS FURNACE MFG. CO.
Downtown Office 304 H Oak si.
STCMP PULLING CONTRACT
I have contract for stump clearing at
least 8 acres maybe 80. WU pay. regular
rate. aaost ray cormon uicior ana equip
ment. Bee Daugherry with Talbot A Ca'ey.
Inc., East Ankeny and Grand ave. East
8118. . -
WANTED Salesmen to sell Mexican
baskets a aide line, oa commission For -particulars
addreasi J. ARMENGOL. La
redo. Texas.
SALESMEN
I will teach yoa sue insurance salesman
ship between 8 and 9 each morning without
coat to 70a and if yon qualify I'll ysajr yon
a salary. 80S Gasce Bldg.
WASTED Man rmpecJe of managinc. tastal
hng aad operating a 60.000 mill; must have
few thousand dollars ta invest;. Urge body of
timber en option located on railroad; ac
cess! hie to Portland aaarkat. Address' L-t43T."
Journal " '
WANTED Two men learn how to sell ear
goods, salary and commission to men - who
look wiilmg ta learn; experience annecea
ssry, as work wrta experieocjed
172 A- i1
CAN Me a. few men ia our hosue te bouse
. campaign. Only want hosrlers who want to
xnake good. 322 arainnc bldg. . i
WANTED Boy with wheel who is not, going
to schooi. . Phone East $590. r
HELP WANTED MXLE ' 201
U- y "; ' - i&it J
EXPERIENCED LONGSHOBElfEN WASTE!
J i e
W can sac a number of nen who have
hmd tsseheact at lonesaora wort, iuahidiog
wiieat, lumber and ceaaral cargo.
B0CB DAT 1
Wages j Btrsight Overtime
Ship Work... .8c . tl.20
' Ioc work trucara) . . . ."0 i.05
MhoTel work; l.tO
. Hatch Tender . 90 1.S9
Winch Urirera ... ...90 : l.Stt
Booat-Uea . . . 0 ( 1
apply iraanediatelj. L W. W."a will not b
cmplorcd.
' WATEBi'EOXT EHPLOTESS' VSIQX '
84-88 -Nerth Fifth St.
Phane Braawaj S34
iortiaaii. ur.
Grain handlers and
dock workers wanted
to break the I'.vW. W.
strike; They have
made; no .demands
and are out to, drive
the shipping away
from Portland. Apiply
at Columbia Hall .to
day for work. 23ll2
.Oak st., Third floor.
EXPEItlESOED macazine salesmen, club offer,
aew proposition. Boom 428. 102 H 2a at.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
THK WOatKVS PiMJTKCTlVk; UlVlSluN.
city of Portland, offers Its aareieu in all
mattwn pertainins to the .welfar. and protec
tion of worn em and giria; 'intervJewi eoafnUa
ti. 514 Worcester Ud.. M ad Wife ata
Phtotj endw 7422.
WANTED Middle aged woman desiring eood
home to take care of house and - small
children day while mother is away. Call
evenings afttr 6 o'clock. 3t per month.
5914 45th ave., near Stewart ata. ;
M i;lKL im need ot a i nend. apjj lu Ui
' Fahttion Arrrr Hexr'ie Home, Uayfair and
AWianrler t. Trinne Mi" S4.'. i 1-M -EXPERIENCED
eirl for general . hou.eworK
So washing!, good wages. Apply ,381 to-36-i
Morrison. .
EXPERlENfEU girl for general .llo,llwrJ'
No washings. Good wages. ApplJ 1- It a-
telfern ivlace-
TEACHEK Uir country scliool at once. . Kox
F. Eiierti. district 31 clerk. Tidewater.
Or. "
iilKI. for genera' housework; email . family ;
reference! required. 93 WeatoTer Rd.
Phone Atwater 4818.
lOl'XG gir!, ierman or
ferred. Cooking and
ilain t478.
Scandinavian pre
first floor work.
WANTED tiirl for cr-king
housework. Atwater 051 7.
and general
WANTED Woman for won in costume noo-e.
1H2 10th at. (-No phc-ne calia answered .
No washing.
" Tjurn: Ft 1499. 585 E. 22d N
GRKtlti shorthand Uught priratelj by expert.
1 Broadway 41 lo.
up.mvkii woman for eenrral housework, o in
family. Call East 5427.
EXPERIENCED girl for housework.
1078
East tiiisart. - laoor aaag.
CHORU8 giris wanted.
Sea Mr. Owens. Ca-
sino theatre.
WAXTKD-A dUhwaher. fall Walnut 2766.
HELP WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE
,205
AN INTELLTX;ENT-PERSON either sex, msy
eern $100 to' S0 montlily - corresponding
for newspapers: $15 to $23 weekly in spars
time; experience unnecessary; jo canvass-
ing; subjects suggested. Send for particn-
lars. National Press Bureaa. Buffalo. N. Y.
-
WANTED Solicitors, ladies or sentltrntja.
Home Clenintr Co.. 131 N. 16th ft. ,
MAN OR WOMAN FOR HIGH CLASS THE
ATRICAL PROPOSITION; INVESTMENT
OF 300,TO 700 NECESSARY. EX
PERIENCE "OT ESSENTIAL. H-238,
JOURNAL.
A-l TRUCK ' mechank? wsnts s:tustion; sble
foreman. Best references. Phone Auto.
015 so. ' . ' . .
NOW) IS THE TIME
Have that roof repaired. For expert roof
service- call C. Enos. Wai. 50S4 ; 11th yr.
SHINGLEK3
Reshinglmg done bjr contract. Alsc patch-,
hie neatly -done. Tabor 4L3S.
KELDABLE ycuqg man, 19, want work in
store. Have liad some experience. Inquire
at Shaver st., aiter 4 p m.
EX-SERVICE man .wants- poritiori as meat
cutter or any other dii-agreeabie work. A.
A. SnUer. 371 Nor.h 1 ath tr.. city.
PAINTER wa.ii ta work, first-class inside fin
isher; c tv rt'.erenc; wage 6 per dny.
Atwater ,1792, apt. 18.
PLUMBING,
coils, H.
9711. ,
repairing, water tanks, furnace
1. Emert, 350 Orcg. n st,. East
WANTED bad, work by young married man,
colored; chauffeur butler, horseman or any
thing LNEAT apjieariiig man wiUi eipenence wi lies.
a poii..ovi as iioor waiaer in grin or restau
rant. :' E-243. Journal.
EXPERIENCED man wishes job as city sales
man. E-244. Journal.
EXPERIENCED timekeeper and checker sisiies
position. D-266, Journal.
MAN for janitor work, apartment or hotel,
married (braidsV. C-20, Journal.
PAINTING;
tinting.
cheap thia week.
At-
water 1441.
TEAMINti, uiowing, excavating, etc Phone
East O210. 240 East 8th St..
PAPERHANGING, painting; and tinting:
luring 30c a roll. Atwater' 2493.
Pa,
CHIMNEYS, furnace and boilers, cleaned and
repaired jy experts, v Esst 9711.
CARPENTER work wanted.
642-Si:
CaU Automatic
LWE DIG cesspools and connect sewers, all
wiwt -suaraaiew. SBtfinMUC tjl.'-ui.
PAPERHANGING. tinting, inside finish; first
class work: prices reasonable. Tabor H0 HO.
KALSOM1NUCG, 1 painting, plaster repairing,
reasonable. Main 285.:
CEMENT WORK
Reasonable rates. ;Wahiut 6969.'
YOUR fall garden work and housecleaning.
Mr. Bacon. Main 4632. 5
IjHAEDWOOP fioors by contract or day.
Ref-
erences. Main JO.
PA1NT1NG, papeilng, tuiung. Phone Walnut
7171. '
CEMENT foa relations, horses raised,
work of all kinds reasonable. Atw
cement
8385.
ROOFS repaired.' painted, on, paper roe (a cov
ered with not pitch. Tabor 0929.
GRADING, excavating, team work of all kinds.
Tabygt 2213. 899 E. 74th at. N.
BASEME.". 1 ti. grading, teaming contract t
day ; work, j Ant. 622-35. Atwater - 3S37.
CARPENTER Handy man. small odds and
ends; etc. VTaU 2ZII bet. 5 p. ra. and 8am.,
WAN'lED Position as watchman;
references.
5509s 55th ave. . E.
RES li ING LING First class work guaranteed.
Apply 901 ' Habey st, phone Ant. 834-33.
HARDWOOD FLOORS by day or contraet.
Keierencea. 1498 Rodney ave.. Wal. e32
S-LtyMUlNG wane -very reasonable by Us Swot
or by th job. East 9888. ' ,'
PAPER HASGaitv.
PV1S WORK.
FAIMTEvv.- TINT1M
BEltWIKID 0.
CEMENT WOUK, guaranteed, all kinda, Kali
Battee A Cs.. Bellwood 0919.
CCT-RATK PAINTERS
-Walnut 13. :
rvCAVATlNO. grading, avvwrs.'- team work, by
Tday ot contract. Walnat 18.
PAI'ERUANGING and inside decoration, " rirat
cUaa work- Phone Wahmt 8209. -
PLNTING. . TINTUSG. ALL ; B RANCHES.
K.KASONABLB. VAIL BROS Wil. 3828
EXCAVATION -All kinds of team work dasse.
Waixrar. vnoa.
yOlt plowing and txcavaung. call Tabor $083.
HELP WANTED WITH
INVjTMEPvTS 20j8
SITUATTONS WANTED MALE 251
DISA R1AD ttetrrtn men, -trained bj the
government In 92 rhri.nrt .nr.tloaia. ar
ow avaiiabkt for employment; these akilledl
"V " .w lurruenea at as coat to the ero
. . txoyer or tt the employe. TJnrtod states Vet-
BwsTrji"1 bU1" tn ;
TOL'NG saan. 28. high school - educaauu,
would like pxiaition with reltabie firm where
there is chance of advaatcewu-nt aiiviit nf.
isce and sajeamkn expenvKc.; give- refer-1
ences. Tabor S48. -
lOl'NG siau 244 wishes position aa stenog-i
aiaer. clerical work or typewriang. l oder-'.
stands bookkeeping) and era extra good i in.
iiKMrce.gsafB)ne aaat i t-.
ncr-ow -.-vvvr.3 : . . ! I
. sne live vou an estimate oa oar wiring
"fore jetting your contract. tieenaed eiec-'!
sriwan. Vamnt S6l, i ':
PAINTINOir I T
Panerhs v1ne rinrin : Wait 'enarantaevl.
tiisj
MACHINIST aad general metal worker, good j
all-round,, active, reliable and Quito' capable I
desires miU,v.Hns -:- in or out i of
a-lll Juttrml
"R-CTICAL HOME BCILDEU AND DE
SIGNER. BEN EFIT BY MT EXPE K I-h?iiK-JaKS
GET UY J'MK'BA
j LEASED TO 8HOW YOU. MAIN 8293.
WANTED By a good steady man. handy snti
tools, steady work - on a farm or poultry
ranch eioe to city. Address 07 la
74th st. N. -
CARPENTER contractor; baaMing, elcerwc
repairing: estimates. C J. Smith, , 92 - N,
3d Broadway 1978. ; !
W1KLNG, Let us figure your ejx'tiical work.
or old hcuaea-. .Walnut 2114. fctemniS
Walnut 3013. - - r i . , . ,
SiiiNGLlNG W specialize ua reshingling:
can dc your job better and save yuli aawaes,
Eatinntcs rree. East 1928. iii
M, C. P. it CO I'ainuug. tiuti:i, calct-
raitiing, paperliangiug : price rahtj - Bdw.
' HOWS. --!,-:- i i 1
PAINTING A.B work suaraiiteed. estimates
carefully gir en; kaJsoaiiBiBtf. decciuting. At
water 4470. 1 I
.PAINTING, tinting and , wood .finishing, ea-
peneocca sortjuB, lnottetate ptjee.
plioce ilain 33S3. ! - r j ,
I AIATZNC; paperhaiiging arid tinting; prices
reasonable; work guaranteed. "Shop tiatlni
Ilanjuionie ave. Tabor 1722. i ! t
1. i fci Estimates given - on repair
wots; screens made and garages built. Sjli
mm Hawthorne. Tabor 12U0;
CARPENTER and auiilwriaiitnu
po.itui
general repair man, ncuuuion. Eafe.t 47j
evenings. ,
YOUNG man wants office work, yarn'
yarrs ext.
and coal,
7089. ' j
lumber bookkeeper; also: wood
C. K. J.. 320 Tiilamook. East
PLUMBER wanti rmall jobs; expert repairs;'
low price. Jack MctSurdy. Aut. 318-14.
PAINTING, pepcrha aging and. kalacsniui
East B835. i
SITUATIONS FEMALE
254
EXPERIENCED weman wants small roomirtg
hosse to rent or will take care of it -for rKH.
Jood refarenres. East 15S4. ' - -' i . -
MIDDLE-AGED lady wants tvasjtion as house- ;
keeiier to 3 or 3 resisecta'ale gentlemen of i j
aged couple. S-214. Journal. : 1 t ,
YOUNG lady desires l.alf day office, work. ; J',
yT exntrwtice in I'xjTtland. 1 yr. lat O. A.
C. business effioe. Bdwy. 5123. ! " '! ,
EXPERIENCED trustworthy,lady ,sts house-
cieanjiig. washing or bther' work; good work
guaranteed. Walnut S05, - .! ;
WOMAN wanti posrion tu?re she can. keep.
hone with her 15 year .old daughter; good ',
wages. Walnut 6373. ; - - I .
1'Olt the cie of convalescent, of Uie home'.
. and family, call Atwater 0349. i I
EXPlbRIENCED woman
Phone Aut. 310-89.
wants , day work.J
YOUNii lady would like work in grocery store. I
3 years exp. ; ref. East 4J3. - . ' ;
RELIABI.E woman wi hes -day .work.-. ; Call;
evenings. Call Main 7913.! -'; '- :
WILL cook and serve dinners,' luncheons, teas;.
pplendid references.. Tabor- 1529; v ' 1
WANT work in country . printing office;- some .
linotype -work. AddreBs SX-213. Jfwirnal. -
EXPERIENCED cook wants hall day mirk
everyday Sell. 8738. . ' r 1
LACE CURTAINS HAND LAl'XPKRED. 1l2 :
YEARS' EXPERIENCE. EAST ,-3HH. I
EXPERlENCEIi woraSii wants steady day i wotk
for WednjBfday. Walnut 3000. ! (
DRESSMAKING
256-
! "" Z
d'5"i
O-Mtth H. -Chance, 41 IS. 14th i X
MILlINKRY. beautifully made hats, i giind ;
etyle;, old hats made new; children a i hata.-,.--costs,
dresses; prices reasonable. HssV 94 1 2.':
I HEMSTITCHING any color, 6c , aim. j 401..
j Raleigh bldg., 327 Wa.Ii. Bdwyj 872
1 nVugT,Triiivi; while sou wait. Scfsdi k dos
,AUskj bjdg.. S'. VI.- ccr. 3d and Morrison. -.
,T" .Jrr,.' , , -i. , - .
HEMhTITCHINu 0c and 8e. buttons, pleaung.?
I U1Q Irvyn -.n vrnniul 4lrUr - i r
.... , ,.. '$ . . ' - i . . i .
! tiL.fti u m.u - iunc w;i,s
fiEWINtfe Bniece or by day (35c ier hour).
U-187. Journal. f
Hl-lIM'i K.Ul.Nii wtitt. Or per ysnt aurstgoa
Button 4k Platting 8 hap. $09 Koyal bidg.
NURSES
257
Nl'RSE wants private case, invalid, T. -B.i or :
Infecrion; can drive car. For- appoint."
irwnt csjj Tabor' 3525. , - "
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS 300
MOTEL
IN THE HEART O TOWN ! f
Furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooms '
-by day, week ' tr month ; reasonable 1 rates.
4S2H Washington St- " Bdwy. ";
CAU. AT Y. M. C. A. ta see- tree list f.
moderate priced ' rocms for young mam ka :
all parts of city. Including rooms at!
, a. , wita puooe in escu room, i
mower dslos sna ciud laciuues.
THE BARTON -
Clean furnished rooms, $2.BQ per week
and up; also light housekeeping. 459 Alder, j
50c ' DAY, $2.50 week op; large, absolutely !
clean rooms; baths free; .water
always hot, r
.Hotel Cadillac. 8d near Jefferson.
?ti.'E, clean rooms, $2. SO per week; also-:
hou ekeeping rooms. Main 2020. T7jS hi
'HRavier st. - , J
50c DAY', J2.50 week up,; large, absolutely
nWn .M,ma K.,Im f , - 1 , .
hot. I
filotefc. Cadilhtc. $d near Jefferson. i
' N -
UNFURNISHED ROOMS 300-A
4. ROOM.S, unfurnished.
$10.50. Main 2041.
354 3d sv,.
rent i
FURNISHED ROOMS
PRIVATE-FAMILY
301
NEW LI turmshed rooui. all conveniences, prl-
vate home; 2 doors ironi jja st. canine.
carii
Atwater 28B8.
CONGENIAL young man wishes i roommate ;
separate beds, .piano, a real home, 35 a '
week. at N. lth. Broadway 2721.
COMFORTABLE. - well ventilated room,
board if desired, for 2 gentlemen, ia
vate family. 438 E. 7th. East, 501 9
also
pri-
DESJRABLE room- with garage, p rival, horn t.
ia Laurelhurst; wm serve break iasu ; (itet-
ereocea. Tel. Tabor SS58. v )
FRONT room, clean, bath, phone; walking
tancei west .side; $12 per month.!
Taylor. Call Monday. - -i
dis- '
534 t
VERY' nice front parlor sleeping room, rsliUbie ,
fir two; farnace beat. $7 College St., near
West Park, Phone Main 31 S4. . , X
CLEAN well furnished sleeping and hoasekeep- .
ing' rooms objection to bachelors; close v
in; resmah. Eaet 2798. ' T f ,
NEATLY furnished light, cluau room. 3 blocks
from Morria st..' (1
month: workine
man ireferred- 22."i W
Park st. - t i'
EXCEPTION AU.'
pleasant front rontn, walk-
ine distance.
we.side. 431 MoBtgona-
ry. Main 8570
l :
1 OR, 2 FINE
Tabor 7S84.
alio fireproof esnge.
FURNISHED rooms ia private home; breakfast f
if desired. $59 Kearney et,' . " j .
NICE coxy sleeping room with furnace heat,
close far. 474 Salmon t. Main (379B, f
8 ROOMS, nicely furnished, .recently papered.
near Mills bok factory. Atwater 37'J
I7ARGK. dean- front room, near 20th j and T
'-Washington. 63 Eire st, Bdwy. my i '.
FOR RENT Sleeping room, at 3S9 Powell .
- atveet-; $2 per week-or 3 8 perl month- i
NICELT fnrniahed bedroom and parlor, private f
. entranoe. close in. low rent. 474 Columbia at.
FURNISHED room to refined home, $2.50 '
a week up. , Cali'$ to 7 p. m., 545 Vfc 6th. .
NICE clean farntshed rooms' for genU-men.
- " 428 E. Harrison, i East 1902. i u
LARGE, well furnished room, steam heat; C S.
preferred. 549 Washington. Apt. A.1
THREE . upstairs rooms, ftartuUy furnished. .
, 65$.f phTir. between 20th snd 21st, I '
SICE Urge room wito dressing room audt two $r
closets, rhcae Tabor 0225. r 5 i
LARGE furnished heated too in.
114 Salmon.
corner. oi iiio ax.." i .. : ' ) - ;.-
PLEASANT fnrnished sieepuig room, walking ,
distance. 402 Ross at- East 9370. -
ttvTUraiavl on Faliowina Pat
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