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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," OREGON.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER , 31, 1S2:
i Professionals in
Covering Movement
Excite Curb Trade
, 9f Wm. W. HerTarman
5 Jfew .Tork, Oct. I. Trading on the curb
. atchuce today waa again active and aomewhat
excited-' -
At the start price rallied from the low of
the preceduig session, aa a result of short- eov
ering by the prof eifcional element, bat after the
demand from this source had been supplied
many stock slipped back wain, declining be
1" their final of Monday. Standard Qil shares
were prominent fci the early advance, . gain of
from 1 to 5- poiate occurring in such wanes as
Prairie; Oil and Gas, Vermm Oil old. Standard
of NewTfork old. Imperial Oil of Canada, -U-nrKa
Petroleum and Indiana shares. In the,
afternoon these stock were called upon to ah
Krb rather heavy selBng again, reaultiift in
losses, in most instances of more than the early
t:n . 1. - . .. tr.AA in
btanoara to ibuim w nwt -
throne hoot the session. Bormg over a range of J
.tii: a mmu. Internationa Petroleum Te-f
aponded to the declaration of a dividend of 2-e
here was little or no feature to trading in
industrials. Announcement aftertne close Mon
day of the increase of 25c in the quarterly
dividend rate on Hayes Wheel waa followed by
rather active trading for a time, but the action
. of the stork indicated that the good new had
- been discounted. It expected that the net
for tie year for Ha-yea Wheel flJ""
tt a share. Duraat common and Stata Motors
lost fractionally, but it waa apparent that the
decline in these shares, at least for the time
bcmg, had been checked. i '
U. S. Steel Earning
Statement Improves
Neer Tork. Oct 81. VL US.) The
rrtited State Steel corroratton today declared
the regular quarterly dividend of 1 Pf cent
on the common and 1 per cent on the pre
ferred stock.
The report for the quarter c"d,s2rhI!r
30 last showed net earnings Bf $-'7.4R.S J.
compared with $27,286,945 in the previous
UAf (lr deduction of dividends there was a
deficit of -$1,339,602. compared with a deficit
of tl. 462, 345 iri the previona quarter.
BAXK STATEjMES'T OF COAST
Portland ahks -
1922 1921
Clearing. Monday .$ 5.751.248 $ Mf.S2
Balance. Monday. i.7tM33 J
Clearings Tuesday B.250.968 "-'?5-?2?
Balances Tuesday. . i 726.743 749.178
San Francisco Banks
Clearings Tuesday . .$27,800,000
Seattle Banks .
Clearings Tuesday ... .f B-fJtl
Balances Tuesday . . . . t 4 l.30t.7es
Oakland Banks '
Clearings Tuesday . i$ 2.537.800
Los Angela Banks " .
Clearings Tuesday $17,687,675
1 aco ma Bonks . sdtka
Tuesday' .Transactions Z.$Z9,Q9W
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IMA5D EMPIRE 1TJMBEB MILLS
BREAK ALL SHIPMENT RECORDS
Spokane. Wash.. Oct, 31. All records for
the shipment of lumber from Inland Empire
mills were broken during thy first nine
nicnUis of tins year when 1,181.415.0
feet were shipped. The previous high record
for ft nine months period was in 1920. when
1.1 4. 285, 596 feet were shipped.
Only once before in the history of the West
ern Pine Manufacturers association has the
cut of lumber for the first nine months of a
year been greater than during the present
year, when it reached 1,051.651.686. feet.
"This record was also made is .4(20. when the
production reached 1.846,865,824., j This re
port is contained in the, statement 'of A. V.
C'CUiper, secretary manager of the association.
dry GOODS MARKET STROSOl -BUSINESS
VOLUME SMALL
New York. Oct. 81. The market for eot
ton goods continued strong today but the vol
ume of business waa not particularly large.
'Phis was due in paat to the fact that many
holders were disinclined to make commit
ments at present figures until aftsr election
d-.y. Demand, however, waa " well v. distributed
turcughoet the entire Bst - ;
Sheetings were ' noticeably fimv JSateens,
drills and white are in short supply and irn
. mediate deliveries, except at secorj thand3,
' are difficult to secure. Demand lb ejlothes
- for the autumn manufacturers' purse again
were in evidence. . '.- -n
The raw siik market continued firm today
rlthcugh trading was of slightly less- volume
than at the opening of the week. Manufac
turers continued in the market for raw siik.
V. S. GRAI3T EXPORTS
"' Grain exports from United States. Offi
cial figure In Bushels: -
. Sept.. 1922
Barley," bushelg .. 3,671,273
Corn, btfehela . . 9,607,635
Oats. busela ... 4.378,527
Kye. buxhels ...11.129.748
A V heat, bushela .. 25.986.607
Sept. 1921.
5.357,012
18.eoO.342
224.07O
3.712,635
80,841.980
Flour, barrels 1,800,530
1.801.805
-9 months-
1922. 1921.
. 18,185,533 80.410,676
,14L20.88S 104.972, 80ff
. 24T.036.069 2.474,291
Parity, bushels
Corn, - bnliels
fati bushela
Kye. bu hels
88,868,546 25,191.887
Wheat, bUKheU . .120.129.953
237,44 4.930
5 I'luuv, barrels
10.458.370
Eastern Cash Wheat
Chicairo, "Oct. 31. fash wheat: No. red.
81.20; No.. 8 red, $1.18; So. Shard. $1.19;
No. 2 MonUna. $1.17 1.19 H ; No. 3 Mon
tana. $1.16 1.19.
Winnipeg. Oct. 81. Cash wheat: No. 2
, northern. $1.03 H: No. 8 northern. $1.00;
No. 5 northern. 88c; No. 6 northern, 82c'
Mhrneapoba, Oct. 31. Cash wheat: Fancy
jdark northern, $1.21 H 1.37 ; No. 1 dar
p northern, $1.18 H 1.20 H : No. 1 north-
em. $1.12 H 91.18 ; fancy No. 2-.dark
' northern, $1.15 9 1.25 ; No. 2 - dark
northern, $1.094 1.17 ; No. 2 northern.
41.07 9 1.15 ; fancy No. 8 dark north
ern, $1.12 1.20 ; No. 3 dark northern,
jll.04 &1.12 : No. 3 northern. 1.03 H
91.11 ; No. 1 dark hard Montana. $1.16
.1.24; No. 1 hard Montana, $1.03
1.11. . .
3Few York BuUer and Ergs
New York. Oot. 31. S Rntter:
STarket stroiieer. Creamery, " extras, 48 50c;
' do firsts, SS & 48c; do higher scoring. 49 &
81 He; state dairy- tubs, 33 47 e; ladels,
. freoli extras, 34 r8ic.
Chesae Market firm. State Whole milk,
specials, flats., 2BH27c; average run, 25
26e: lower grades, 2022e. Wisconjin
"Whole milk, fancy Touna Americas, 26 'i
2 6 lie. State SKma, si-eciaH, 19 20c.
-Kgss Market easier. ' Nearby white, fancy,
92c; do brown, fsncy. 758Uc; extra, 61
6ic; firsts. 43 50c. '
MUk The nomiaal wholesale price is $2.90
per cwt.
2few Tork Wool and Hides
Ne York, Oct 31. iL N. S.) Woo!
Market etearty. DameHtic fleece. XX Ohio,
42 57ct domestic pnlitd. v secured- hsmis. 75c
i$1.10; k.met;c Texas, scoured baeis. $.115
1.35; temtory staple, secured blv $1.20
1.,H3. .-- ; .
Hides Market steady. Native eteera. 22c;
branded teers, 20 He.
.Forelga Exchange Market'
New Tork. ict. 81. ft N. S.) Demand
sterling. 4.4SH- Frasc. eahSei, 7.03 H ;
cliecka, 7.03. Lire, cable?, 4.10 ; checks.
4.10. Beigun. cables, 6.53; checks, .52.
Marks, .0002 S 16. Gui?s?r,, cables, 80.07;
checks, 30.04. Saedea; cs Wcj, 2.77 ; checks.
2i.7a. Norway kronen, cabled 18.18; Checks,
10.04.
2U.15.
Dvnruatk, cables. 20.19
. Harrishnnr Comeerus": Sold ' Y
Harri'bnrs. Or.. Oct. 81. Bitrines drab
whereby two business cencerBs in Hatrisburg
j rhauie -hands have jut ben completed,' The
w C'y 'ontectoaery. which Mr. and Mm P. a.
. Beaaaae hare owned and chelated ihi last two
; years, is now being condaced by Mr. and
Mn. H. A. Gates, eiyerieneed confectioners
' (l ra here from OottaSe Grove. ,-By the
. cthee 4eai H- ieck becocuea the new owner
of . the blacksmith, ahcft . luraattj owned by
Ueorss Hall. . 11 ,
Liverpool Wheat - Lower
Tiverifvol Oct 81. Wh.-st rkx!r lirrem
trr. SsT 4.-'l Hd lewer: iian-iii i9 a. ad
hjftnai May, 9aCd. lower. .,--.:.
THASKS-OFFEIilXO MEETING
.. The annuaJ thanks offering metin't
: or tne v otnn's society or . the white
Tfttnpi be held .Wednesday after-rroot-at
o'clock t -the hanwj of Mrs.
J. IT; Srdufe. No. 396 Kast 51st etret
, north. The prorram Is . in, charge, of
t Ilrs-..T. VSllers ar.d wi!l consist of
addresses by Mrs. I. C. Tobias and
ilrs. t3use FanteU!, with special
music ; - .
::'KvS'W '" ..: . i -. y;.':-y
VT. P. XEyxET COMING ' -
i YiT P. Kfnr.cV viie president In
char? of traffic ry til Great Jvorth-
, ern railway system wiil arrive Vd
uesday for a brief Vs;t in thi ter
ritory, accordlnar to adVoe received to-si-y
ty local rkilroad ctf jua:s. Ji
Exposition Given
Boost at Meeting at
Peninsula School
Enthusiasm . wras aroused at the
Peninsula - school Monday night when
Congressman McArthur and GexrrBO F.
Maboney addressed ' a crowd in the
interests of the 192t expositton. The
speakers'-bureau reports that .K was
one of the, most interesting: meetings
ytheld. I- ');. . !v ..-.'
Meetings ; scheduled for today and
the speakers to talk: on athe exposition
are : South' Portland rnaas meeting.
Judge George Rosstnan; Men's Resort.
W. H. Ross ; Four United Presbyterian
churches, W. M." Killiagsworth ; Order
of Eies, Harold Junck ; Peninsula
club dance, Eugene Brookings ; Re
publican rally , a,t Glencoe school,
George K. Mahoney; Sellwood mass
meeting, community house, Mayor
Baker and Otto Hartwig. Meetings"
also were held at Richmond. Vernon
school and by the Artisan at Sellwood
W. C T. U. -,
WOSIE5 PCA3T 1U5CHEOS
"The women mernbers of the Repub
lican state central committee's execu
tive board will give an ,01cotWr
Governor club luncheon Friday hlgnt
at the Chamber of Commerce buildins
at 6 :30.' Governor and Mrs. Olcott will
be present, as guests of honor. The
women members -oithe executive com
mittee consist of : ; Mrs. Edmond Gllt
nori state, vice chairman ; Mr, Frank
ONorthrup, Mra Lee Davenport, Mrs.
C. ;E. Runyon, Mrs. A. M. Dibble, all
ei Portland, and Mrs. John A. Carson
Sr. of Salem, Mrs. Louise A. Perosxi
sof Ashland. Mrs. Kenneth McRae of
Pendleton and Mrs. Henry Henningson
of Oregon City,
UEOE MORE PLATGROCSBS
Proposal that the city take over as
playgrounds, parks and the like a
number of plots of'iand belonging to
the county that are now lying idle,
was made to City CommissionerTler,,
in charge ' of parks. In a letter from
County. Commissioner Holman this
morning. . "The county has a number
of pieces of ground, old quarries and'
land that has . never been used for
anything.' that would make excellent
playgrounds," Holman said ' in ex
plaining the letter. "I have been
authorized to take the matter up with
the city council."
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits, for operations o $1000
and OTer. issued October 28, 1922:
Frank Morris, erect residence. 754 E. 23d
rt. -.. between Freraoa Sid Beach sireet!.;.
builder. Mutual Builder Exchange, $4500. -
Coe A MeKenna, erect residence. 1100 Go
ing street, between 36th and 37th streets;
builder. S. A. Gibson. $3600.
Portland Iron Works, erect machinery store,
495 Northnip street, between 13th and 14th
streets; builder same. $1000. '
Robert J. Nelson, erect residence, 1788
Seward at. between .Willis bWd. and Hunter
sta.; builder same, $sl200; lota 6 and 7, blk.
3, Peninsula.
Joseph . Supple, ' addition to old structure,
East Water at between Belmont and Yamhill
sta.; builder, same, $$600; lota 3 and 4, East
Portland. J
Vital Statistics
marriges.Btrtbs. Deaths.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William Marshall Cochran, 81, Parkwood,
Or., and Mary Craig, 29, Jarkwood, Or.
Foster Bmith Travis, tegat 54 9 East Ankeny
St., and Catherine E. Leaman, legal, 1170
Laebe,a
JaraeaArthur VVarren. 26. 4 22 Clay at, and
Evelyn U Monobon, 21. 392 Clay at,
Harrison A. Menton, legal, Lfrs Angeles,
Cal., and Frances E. Colgan, legal, 260
N. 20th at.
George- Butcher, legal, route 1 , Portland,
and Anna Sojpert, legal, Lents. Or.
Rolla T. Bonse, 88,' Spokane. Wash., and
Lillian Grace Trembley, 38, Ohio hotel.
Eddie Lawn. 28, Perkins hotel, and Goldie
Davis, 21, Morten apartment.
VV SLMLMtiKS CARD ENGRAVERS
G. SslITH-tifc CO., Sll Morgan BWg.
BIRTHS
FliOWfiES To Mr. and Mrs. Flowera, 3i-
MAADA To Mr. and Mrs. Tiitio Maidi.
274 WilliamS ave., Oct. 14. a daughter.
. FRAJSEB -To Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Eraser,
504 HalgVst.; Oct. 22. a daughter.
CREar-T Mr. and Mra. CecU E. Crim.
280 M Uraiid ave.. Oct. 27, a daughter.
HARVEV-X-To Mr. and MrsI C. HirTey.
6221 49U st. S. E.. tct 21. a daughter.
JACKSON To Mr. end Mrat Edw. Jaekson,
6137 8tU are. S. Ev, Oct. 23 a son.
RENIE To Mr. and Mrs Allen Stanley
Reme. 5429 65th ave. S: E Oct. 24. a
daughter. ' ? . :
SXOtUE To Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Snodie,
548 Market. Oct. 22, a daughter."
LEVI8 To Mr. and Mrs.! J." Lewia. 710
Broadway, Oct. 18. a ton.
BAILEY -To Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bailey.
695 Highland, Oct. 24. a daughter.
BOLdE To Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Boese. 840
Princeton. Oct. 28, a son.
JACKSON To" Mr. and Mrs. L Jackson,
503 Gamenbein, Oct. 25, a sort. :
DEATHS 1
RINE AIk Eliiabeth Bine.
3 E. 64th.
Oct. 29. 22 5ieM. tobercnloeis.
OSWALll E4.B. Oswald, 2T 8 Hamilton,
uct .au, (a yeans Bem.ity.
MtRKAY William B. Murray, St. Vin
cenu hosp.. Oct. 28, 66 z?n, lobar pneumonia.
ELLIOTT Jane ' Elliott, 690 Northrup,
Ogt. 20 85 years, carcinoma.
WILHELM 5 Aagust Wilhelm. Emanoe!
hrJv., Oct. 2753 years, gail ttones.
fliEEB 'Albert N. Katd. 252 E. 43d, Oct
2Si SI year, .cejebral hemorrhage. ,
CONDON -Richard Condon, 872 X. 23d,
Ost. 27. 52 yar hemorrhage.
SESSIONS Jame Thos. Seiaions. 653
tjuimby, Oct. 26. 52 yer. cancer.
- Kt'ARK Jossle M. Huirk. 1172 E. Madi
son, Oct. 26. f years, ht-moirhace.
: LAit MK Ernest, , I -amine, 666 Linn " ae
Oct. 29, 40 years, ijuiishot wound (suicide) .
BOXMANN William : Boxmann, . 75 W.
Sumner. Oct. SO. 5S years, mitral regursiu-
uon. - ; ;
-MX'NGER Minnie Mmnaer. Good
tan heen.. Oct -27. 4 V years, carctnoma
SHAWE 1jic- H'ekox iShaw, 433 Liberty,
Oct. 2S. 77 yeans njlralar heart (Swase. I f
- ItOMACXY-r-Atinaf.B. Komicly, B33 Mont-gomerr.-
Oct. 37.- 63 years, nremiai M
BtJEBKE Conrad M. Mucbkr. -Altenheim
home, Oct 28. :T6 years, chronic Talrniar
heart di?e?i".-. . - - ,:
: BITTXEK Peter Bittner. St. Tincents
ho-p., Oct. 27. 72 years, empyema. .
BfSKIUK , 3ohn Prrer Baskirk, S303
Powe'J Valley, Oct., 29, ? years, cerebral
hemorrhage. - -i .
. BALLAEIN Richmond McEinler BaOard,
6304 8Ui S. E.. Ocfc 28,,-aa yean, tuber
ealosi. - ' t- . t
! PRIDE William Pride. 856 Brthwick,
Oct. 2. 72 years, pernjei-as anemia, j -'
LITTLE Alexander Little, if X. i6th,
Oct. 27, 47 years, aeato nenhritis. '
FARISS Alrtn Thos. Fariss. SS W0
lamett. . bird., "ot. J 2, 6 yeftra, -dabetea
aaeUixna. - - . -.
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW
AT WILSON'S A17CTION HOl'SE. 183-173
BECON STREET. SALE AT 10 A.i U.
NEW TODAY
50
7-
Mortgage Foreclosed
. Fine Little BuHdirig
Downtown Business
Junction Point
$10,000 ;
demerit, - TPressed Brick, Plate
Glass. You can have the ben
efit of the, other fellow's loss.
Rittely Lowe & Co.
REALTORS ,
201-2-3-5-7 Doard of Trade Kdg.
NEW TODAY
FLUFF RUGS
Maia from yuor old wornaot carpets,
- Kara half the price et new rags.-:
, ' Send yonr rags and woolen plotha. : .
: Mail Orders. Send for Booklet, j
.. BUS Rasa Steam CkwuMd 10 !
NORTHWEST ROS CO, I
183 Cast StU St.
'SPECIAL NOTICES
101
fTtEFMTORS. TAKE NOTICE
Haying sold the Club pool room at 1187
" Albina ave., creditors most present all claims
-; within tia day rieraof. !
WICKMAN iOKES H1SAXTT CO..
21 Stock Exchange bids.
Dated at Portland. Or. Oct. 27, 1923.
ON AND after .this dite I will not be re
sponsible fori any debts contracted "by my
wife. Lois E. Adler.' Gonnard WUIiam
Adler. '
MEETING NOTICES
102
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO.
46, A. P. AND A. M. Stated meet
ing Wednesday arening, No. 1.
7 :30 o'clock. East th and Bum
side ata. BosineM will he con
cluded at B o'clock at which time
Her. Brother B. T. T. Hicks will address the
open meeting on a subject of Tital interest to
all. All members ' and their families are
nrsently requested to be present. Yisitora
welcome.
Attest. I. H. BICHMOND, Sec.
Order, A. H..S. HAFPENDEX. W. M.
GUL BEAZB GEOTTO.
'Wednesday luncheon, Waah
incton Hazeiwood. ' Jutige
(George Roeaman. speaker. Ex
tra, prise from Prophet Stryk
er. Informal danoe, Pythian
temple, Thursday, StorJ 9.
Order of Monarch. I
HARRT A. McRAE. Sec.
CAMP meets erery Wi
needay tenina; in W.
O. W. Temple. 13S llth
it. All aaembers reoneat
ed to attend. Visitors we
come. 1
OOSMOPOLTTAN LOJX.fi N.s
109. Knights of Pythias.
Beets tw Wednesday even
ing. 8d iloor Pythian bldg..
Na SSS Yamhill at. Victors
always welcome.
FRI O. KESTER
. K of II and 8.
mmp TwenOefh Utrett.
MT. TABOR IODGE. NOL. 42.
A. r.-ASDi. M. Special I com
manieatinn, Wednesday, 6:30
p. to., Pythian tegiple. M- M.
degree. j
ALBERTA LODGE. NO. 172,
A. F. AND A. M. Stated meet
ing Wednesday erening. Not. 1. at
7:30 o'clock. Business of im
portance. All members requested
to be present. OrrVr V. M.
FRED W. NICHOLS, Sec.
HAWTHORNE LODGE ! No.
Il l, A. F.. and A. M. Sbecial
Tuesday evening at :30. , Work
in F. C. degree. Examinations
in E. A. and F. C. degrees. Visit
ing brethren welcome.
O. E. MILLER. Bed-y.
at. W. A. AND R. N. A. team will give a
Halloween dance this eTening at 114 H
Grand are. Good music, refreshments, j Ad
mission 25e. -
GLENCOE P. T. A. dance for adults; Glencoe
'school, Friday. Not. 8.
EMBLEM JEWELRY a epeeialty; button
pins, charms. Jaeger Bros.. 131-183 6th st-
CARDS OF THAfflCS ,
WE wish to thank our . many friends., tko
the Portland fire department, for ! their
kindness and sympathy shown ns at the
time of the death of our beloTed father,
also for the, beautiful floral offerings.
ifSicnedl Arthur B. and W. Arnold Gabriel.
I V. l.H to : thank ray many friends. Women
of Woodcraft, also Snook & Whealdon, for
their kindness and sympathy at the death
of my beloTed wife, akw for (lie beautiful
floral offerings. (Signed) G. W. Dayton.
DEATH NOTICES
103
PRATT Oct. 30, at her late residence. 863
E. 10th st. X., Mrs. Anna Pratt, aged 84
years, the beloTed mother of Mrs. Sarah
Olcott, this city; Mrs. A. H. Garfield. St.
1'aul, Minn. Kemt.ni at I'earaoa j uuder-
taking parlors, Russell at., at Union ave.
SMITH Oct. 31, at the late residence. 149
Knott. St., George Smih, aged 53 years.
The remains are at 'Finley'a mortuary.
Montgomery t 5 th, Xutice of funeral
hereafter. '
FUNERAL NOTICES
104
BOXMANN At bis late residence, 75 W.
Sumner St., William Boxmann, aged 58,
beloved husband of Minnie Bosmaanj He
ia also snrvired by three daughters, Mrs.
Anna B. Rie5ch, Mrs. Mabel B. Akeits and
. Mr. Hazel B. Brawn, all of this city, and
one sister, Mrs. William Perrin. and three
brothers, Albert, Charlie and Edward Bx
niann, all of Wy:;nct. 111. Funeral srv:ces
will be conducted f run the narlors of
lam
bera Co.. Incorporated, 248-50 K
llikigs-
worth are., at '1 p. m.. Wed ne lay. Nowm-
ber 1. Interment Kose" City cemetery.
WILHELM In this city. Oct. 27. August
Wti'aelm, aged 53 years, tlie belored hus
band of Minnie Wilhelm. alo surrined by
two si-ter and two ncpieWrt, Mrs. Anna
Abel, Pittsburg, I'ena.,1 and one t&tsr living
irs. Germany; Jacob Hobicher and August
Siefert; both: of i Sturgis. Mich. Funeral
serrieea will be conducted Wednesday, Nor.
1st. it i n to., from the Trinity Lutheran
church, cor. Rodney are. and Ivy sts. Friends
inrited. ' Interment Rose City cenetery.
Sturgis.- Mich., pipers please copy. Re
main at f Par -on a undartaking parlors, Kus-
CLARKE At the homf of his daughter.
Mrs.
Bessie Sellwood
i Milwaukie. Or., an Oo-
tober 29, Allred Ciart. aged -70
years;
Mrs.
all of
father of Mis. Lena G. Battin and
Jennie Horgen. Mrs. Berne Sellwood.
Milwaukie; Mr, luthel Hp-'futan of Barton,
Dr. ; Brotner oc. Samuel -Vlark t MUwaukie.
Funeral lervices will be conducted from the
mortuary chapel of A. I. Kenworthy
Co..
5S02-5S04. OZidet., S. E-, in Lents. W
ednes-
day, Jsot. 1, at 2 p. m. Interment at
Clackamas cemetery. Friends 'invited
STCBBLEFIEUD Oct. 31, at the
la tie rfeti-
dence, 607 Williams ave., James J.
blcfield, aged 85 years, father of
Stubblcfield of Brothers, Or. ; tl, X.
btefieid of Springfield, Or. ; T. B. S
Stub-
A. P.
Strtb-
Sfcubble-
field of v ashougal, ib .: J. A.
fetubl.)
le-
field, Mrs. Etia Wagenaar and Mr?.
B.'lie
1'icarri of Portland and BIrs. Ben
ict of Salem. Or. The funeral ser
be held Thursday. Nov. 2. at 2 p.
Mil
will . at
1 the above residence. Friends invited.
Con-
- eluding service Itoee City cemetery,
Finley 4 Son, directors.
J. P.
S A X A $A O J ceeph Eli Sanasac, : fatter of
Mrs. fFlsyd A. Koas, Mrs. Marvin Mcintosh
of Portland, Mrsj Clarence Cal-.m oif Biil-
" ing. Mont. : Mrs. Florence LVHaven of
Glendine, MonL ; Joe ttana-Hc of Peach
Land, B, C; Hoy of Elysisn, MiMnJ; Ivan
of Cioquet. Minn., and Vernou of Uleml ne
. Mont. Funeral servicea will be ceiiductcd
tomorrow Wednesday! at 2:SC1 p, bjI, from
the residential cf uoeral home of llownini; &
Benefiel; K. 7 th and Multnomah to. ! Friemis
. invited. Take Irvagtonr. which jmxee
' dirvctly tn front oi the -parlors. f !
BRrEGEL. In this e.ty, Oct. 29, Vaieutine
T.- Bruegel, aged S years, beloved son of
Mrs. Annie E. Brueeel. brother of iau A.
and Irms A. t Bruegel. borh of Portiaad.
Funeral service will be held Wednesday,
November 1, at 1 :30 'p. m., at the Portivad
' crefnatorium nraier the auspices of the B. P.
O. E, Mr. Bruegel was a member of the
Loyal Order of Moose and also the postal
clerks' association. Friends invited i to at
- tend. Remain at the residential tietlors oi
Miller A Traeey. I
ELLIOTT The funeral cortege of the late
Ellen Elliott -of 53 E. 4th M. N. will
leave Ficley"j mortuary. - Mnntgomery at
. 5th.' Tlrarsdsy, . Nov. 3.a :SO a. w.,and
proceed . t Hose church, E. Bid and
' Alameda, wliere mass n-Ul be celebrated t
lO . a. m, : Friends Invited. Concluding
service ilt. Calvary cemetery: I
KIXEJ The funeral service for the Jat,. Alice
Kbaabeth Bine of 133 E- 45th St. ivriil be
held Wedaesiay, Nov. 1. at 11 um, at
the Central Seventh Day Adreittist ieuurch,
E. 11th and Everett -sta. JTried linritM.
Covjcrading- aervice K-e City cemetery. The
- remarn. are M Finley'a mortuary, Montgom-
- ery at Stn. - - ' I .
BX1MAR -In this city. Oct. 40. Jatieri K.
- Roraar. aged 43 yea, late- of 299 Ainv
' worth ave.; The ftmeral service wiij ! be held
.' Wednesday. Saw. -1, at S-Jt t.: m.. at the
... I"t rtland crenwtariBm. 14 th and Bybee sta,
Fneaula invited. The remains are at 1 ia,'
ley's naortaary, Mootgomafy at 5th. I '
TAN OSDOL The funeral service for' Uie
: Ut Sarah A. Van. Osd-H of bti E.I Ash rt.
will be held Wednesday. Nov. l.jat It
- a. m.. at Finley's morraary, - Sfcncnmery
. at stn. rneMu tavuea. . voneincniig
iee Dayton, Cr, I
ELrRIIX;E- The funeral services fntr ihe ,iate
. Edwin M. El.indge of 5S3 E. 2.3d st. N.
'will b held Wednesday, Not. 1. t 16 a. m..
r at Fialey' niortwary, Montgomery at Situ
ft Friends lnvit-ed. Concluding aervje Pori
lacd crenutorium,
i
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 105
East Side
Funeral Directors .
T. CL PU1TNT3Q. Ea '
' "The Family Sets tha Prim.
41 I. Aider fit. - Phone East 08.
Edward lioiman
Son
THIRD AND 8ALMOH
MAIN OS07.
Snook & Whealdon
FTNFRAL tiTRECTOBS
succEasofia to
r 'BHEEZE SNOOK
BELMONT AT S5TH. TABOR 125.
Lercli. ; Undertaker
BAST KLETENTH AND HAWTHOKSI
A n rVlynUTDT t e ITP.eTi arm
A. D. Kenworthy & Co.
RDA4 B4J 43 W . . ... .
ov tail t. O. A. AOt, X9mM X-
Finley's Mortuary
rTGQMEBT AT nFTR MAD 4!
MOJtTOOMEHT AT FTFTH. MAIN 49?t.
McENTEE E1LER3 funeral parlora with ail
- AUtO. S Z 1 -g g.
R. T. Byrnes 1
. WILSON u -n u gfn
CHAMBERS CO- INC
24 8-89 nuilingsworth a-re. Walnut 3 SOS.
MILLER & TKaCET, independent funeral, di-
ncion, luaemt 9 1 and up. Waatuaxtos
m pmaqwsT ZB81.
Skewer cndebtaSjcso co. phoSi
JJsCWC3 Main 4152. Cor. 8d at Ctes.
A. R. Zeller Co
Phone East 1038.
THE PORTLAND MORTUARY. Morrison at
12th. west aidL . Bdwy. 4 SO.
MONUMENTS
106
SCT TO SCHUMANN MARBLs'CSl
C - QtlAIRT TtOSODIAUS '-J l
fcgTWBO at PtNE TS , stKW6 CT43 S
FLORISTS
107
MartinFprbes
Company
S34 WASHINGTON ST. ;
MAIN 028.
FINE FLOWERS FOR ALT
UOCASION 3 ARTIST1UALLX
ARRANGED .
MAIM
770
371 -E. Broadway, corner
Union: East 7713.
Flwers for All Occasions.
"WE GROW OCR OWN"
Charge Accounts Solicited.
Smith's Flower Shop .
, "Portland's Progressire Ftorist."
Flowers for All Occasions.
Main 7215. T. C. LnXe. Mgr.. 6th and Aider
LOST AND FOUND
108
THE, FOLI)WING articles were found on
the, cars of the Portland Railway. Light
and Power Company October 28. 1922: 11
umbrellas. 3 lunch boxes. 4 purses, ear
ring. iUe in money, 2 handbags, 1 pair
1 single' glOTes, 4 books.; 4 packages, beads,
2 keys, basket, overcoat, 1 bundle laths,
1 broom. Owner may obtain same upon
lro;ier identification at First and Alder
Street station.- :
THE FOLLOWING articles were found on
the cars of fclw Pnrtlsnd Railway, Light
and Power Company October 29, 1A22:
0 umbrellas, fan, 2 purses, 1 pin, 2 hand
bags, 1 pair gloves. 2 books, 1. package,
3 pair glasses. 1 single rubber, 'ramcoat. oil
an. Owners .may obtain same npon proper
iHentification at First and AMaf St. station.
LOST A pair of shell rhrimed glasVes in a j
ra-e. sottievrnere irom. v li . aiiiiis
worth to 33d st. to Sikiyou or between there
and the, Alameda school, Sunday morning.
Please fall Miss Motrison, Main 4179 dur
ing of:ice hours or Walnut 281. after 7
p. m. .
LOST Large Uiin white Itusjian wolfhouna
with black and orange spots on face, one
iore foot- ltewaid paid for .return. Bellvue
Sanitaniim, Spring and I'ostier road, Lentj.
Aut. Bl-il3
LOST Udy a wrist watch, between Board of
Trade bldg. and 2d and Oak. Initialed
V. I'. C Reward. Bdiry. 7463. 70S
Board of "grade bids.
FOl'NI) I'ufse, in the downtown district Sat
urday al'tnioon. Owner may bava same bj
identification -and paying for ad. 829 E.
Tylor.
urSe
IAlST A bine hfiipirw bag. comer Prescott
and Vnion or Pr34ct.4t.aod :rand. contain
ing two bristle brushes and two paoi. Call
Vain 5400. Kcward.
LOST -scotclt collies I'lipiO', nearly grown;
answers to name Queen, t ali Walnut tiUU8
or HXiS VerBou ave. Keward -
LA)8T Stone marten fur, between 3d and
ill, on Montgomery st. Liberal reward,
(ail Atwater 1731.
L!Sf Li&r cameo pin on 11th, Sunday
pyenin. Liberal reward. Main 094 7.
LOST lied Men chanu. PBooe Bdwy. 7029.
tiievers.
LOST- Boy's bicjcle, Ucndron make; color,
bin.-. Sellwood 2U19. Keward.
LOST String of pearls with silver- clasp;
liueral reward. Mam 4144. -S
LOST Knight Templar charm; reward.
E-L'39 Journal. ;
LOST Collie dog. Phone Tabor 118.'
EDUCAilONAJL
200
DO TOP VjT A GOOD POSITION
Courses at the Adcot Auto School are longer
and more expensive than most schools, but Ad
cox graduates earn mnre Out record of help
ing over too graduates ti big paying Jobs la
the proof. Dsn't enroll elsewhere until yen
have - inspected our ec'.iooL Call any day
(except Saturday), at 10 a. a or 2 p. m ,
or send tor cur big 112 page FKE catalog.
Ask for. Book No. 4..
AlXtftX AUTO AVIATION SCHOOL
Waaeo at., corner Union are.
FREE BOARD AND BOOM
HEMPHILL'S ACTO SCHOOLS
are giving the next 00 students enrolling for
the. IJecember term free board and room
while attending school. Don't delay, enroll
today.
HEMPHILL'S ATJTO & TBACTOB
. SCHOOLS
Fift sand Glisan sta., Portland, Or.
I oiiica i? rortti otu st., open en
j ' Bky and .night classes.
"Wt So lffwnesa' into Ton;
, . Then You Iota
A Business CoQsce at DuttneOoa .
i Formerly Link's Business Coilegs)
TCferd bldav. 407 onnson. - Bdwy. -08
ENROLL any MwJit for day or night sebooL
AU business coones, and as soon as compe
tent we will place you in a paying poaiuoo.
Send fox free ii access catalog.
Itttstn.
CoUeee.
4 th near S'omson.
Phone -Main 6590.
COMPTOMETEB. AND CALCLLATOB
Begiatratioaa eectr'ed this
tor
crssiev to ta Oct. .
: MILLiiB SCHOOL
414 Veon Bids.
THE DECKER BCSLVESS COLLEGE. AAky
bldg. KPKClAi. ENGLISH CLAoS. Any.
. oca who wishes to improve hie English is aU.
giola. Beicster now. Evening ciaaiea. '
IF SOU like to draw, a large ccmntrtui ait
company -witi aiiow yon now to earn money
in apar time; state age, paoue, . adareaa.
box, etc. at-g5tt. Jonmai.
MODLHN barber cmusge toaeaea trao in 9
i weeks; loots furnished, eoau pay; position
crated: special rata this - muuUi. Write m
rail a4 iat st.
atCLEH BAHSER COLa-EUai wiil teach yoa
- the trade us eicht weeks; receive soma pay
' wbC learning; portions second. Writ or
arAI iui ax . ma a -k. -xm niuoauar mi
PENMANSHIP tsuglit by exj-iert. . thzuugh mail
or iJeraonaJ interview. Write to 'Eipert
Penman' R, Box 882, Pwtiantl,
LEARN TEIJiuRAPHY
RalTway Teiigrsph Institute, 434 'Baaway
Eicii'i bldg. Day and Bight cladsca, 1
-aw ar-ar ia.nn n m
WOHTHWaSTBa
sea
"W
100
Pure
v
r
)
20c Is All
Office
EDUCATIONAL
200
RTITDT MASSAGE
Prearea one for aanatorrcun work, phy
sician assistant, nurse, or private practice.
Hvdrnthracy is also taught. Portland
School of Massage, Inc., 414-15 Stock Ex
MEN, women, learn barber trade; wages while
learning. Oregon Barber .College, 233
Madison st. .
HU WAN"TFJ--MALE 201
WOBTHEKN f A'UFIC RAILWAI
MN WAS'l'Eb
At tales prescribed by the United feUtas
Labor board as follows;
MACHINISTS
TO Cenu an Hoar.
BLACKSMITHS
TO and 80 cents aa Hoot
BOILERMAKERS
70Cenu aa Hoar
J-REfRHT CARMEN
CnU an Hour. :
- Apply to any roundhouse or shop of u
cupar in tends nt Northem Pacilie radlway.
Earn $2S3400 ;
Monthly
Position open to live, wide-awake busi
ness chance salesman, with car preferred,
. selling groceries, cigar- sfjynd-. iconfection
, cries, etc.. with an old established, firra. Mr.
I MishKtna, witn -s
Dektamri & Jordaii'
' Bdwy. 249. 3'a Cham. - of Com . bldg
WANTED-T-Satesmah to operate own business
in every city in Oregon of 5000. or more
population. -Write Metalglaa Products Co..
, 304 Pine at.. Portland.
WXNTED Young man for packing and mail
ing orders; permanent and good chance for
advancement; give age and experience and
wages wanteo. x-i.j,
PAKTNEK wanted in auto repair shop, ex
perience not necessary. Xoa can easily
clear $175- per mo. Only $350.. required.
, an qaa autt,u
EiBN $20 weeVly, nre time, at bone, ad
dressing, maihng m-:ic, circuUirs, SniJ lOe
fo music, information, et.- American ftlusic
ft.. iftElA Rrrwrlw&v. K. T I
V. ' . , J,-J..'v- . . .
MEN or women make erra, Chrwtmas- money
taking orders for high-grade guaranteed
hosiery. an or spare time- Portland or
Waanicgten. nut) v. mm om.'
WANTED -Jl blacksmith able to drive truck
and shoe horses must have tools; salary
for track work ; other work extra. Address
Box 88. Menlo. Wa.'h.
SOLICITOR, wanted with automobile to cover
territory in Portland. A good . man-' can
make from (SO to 10Q a week. Fortiaad
Hug Co.
MEN wanting railway station office position
witlt tranaportation famished, experience n
necessary, write uuick. Baker, SupC Dept
' 543 Wainwright. St. Leoia.
PARTNE3 in established, woodsaw business;
plenty work; small investment; make from
5 to 810 a day. COS Swetiawd bMg- -
SALESMEN to sell the A me ri ran- Magazine,
representing publisher in, Portland. , Mr.
piper, 222 Fairing bldg; :
SALESMAN for complete lina of printing and
atatioaery : also apecialtiea. Call Pioneer
Printing Co., 212 Fourth at.
SALESMAN wussd . with magaxine or news
. paper experience Satisfied with $25 par
week to start. Boom 222, 12? 3d st.
TOUNtJmn to work on- leather goods. MnJ
be ace-jrate an steady. Permanent post,
tfoa. 247 Stark St. - - ' :
WANTED Boy witi , bicjeie to. deliver meat.
- Woodiaw Jiarxet, 431 liekum ave. Wai-
rjat CMSS.
ADRHSIi,G' saiesmeia with a panca ,Roa4
work gnly. 2 to 6 p. m Og Panama bldg
WANT pamng. tinting. pilnUng; give daal-
girr. "
A OOOD tenor aid bass singer wanted lor
ii,.l .nrk. 202 Ti'fird )tl!dm. ;
WANTED At once, man to team suicanisitg
and retreading. Call 432 Uawthorna.
-., . r-Y
M: II
E Want More!"
All right, then here goes for a
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 1 .
at THE JOURNAL
A few weeks ago, when hundreds of Journal Want Ad patrons enjoyed a treat
of Truffle Mints we said then, "They're so utterly different that you certainly
will want, more." 'Since then so many calls have come in for -a repeatv on this
wonderful confection that they will be given to want ad patrons this Thursday
and Friday. If you didn't get a box of "Truffles last time be sure and be on
hand. If you did sample them last time-r we know you'll be present to get some .
more, . ; -. .
WHAT TRUFFLE MINTS
ARE
We don't know how Truffle Mints are
made, because it is a secret known only to
the producers The Chocolate Truffle Co.
of 69 Gran4 ave. Suffice to say they are
chocolate coated and inside you will find 1
one of the most wonderfully WHIPPED
and mint flavored chocolates that ever de
lighted your palate.
- OVER 100,000 CIRCULATION
: ' . - ; - r ' i ; - ' - :
. The Journal goes HOMEr--and among the thousands :!: v.
on thousands of people rvho read.it are doubtless people
whq want to buy what you have. fos sell ror -who have ,
r something to sell that you may want to buy' Meet them
through Journal Want, Ads the quic action ads! ; ' . .
That Your 2-Line Want Will Cost And These
Famous Truffle Mints Are Free
open every day Sundays included from 7:30 A M. until Jf
HELP WANTED MALE 201
EXPERIENCED LONGSHOREMEN WANTED
We can use a number of men who have
had experience at longshore work, including
wheat, lumber and general cargo.
8 HOUR DAT
Wages Straight Overtlms
Ship Work 8Uc $1 20
Dock work (truckers) ... .."O 1.03
Shovel work .1.1 . . 00 1.80
Hatch Tende.s '...0 1-30
Winch Drivers ........ .90 1-30
Boom Men J0 1-30
Apply immediately. L W. W.'a will not be
employed. - a '
WATERFRONT EMPLOYERS' CNIOS
i -84-88
Worth Fifth St.
Phone Broadway 634tf
Portland. Ot.
BAKERY and CATEREIiS' SERVICE -IU
HEAL,
807 Exchange bldg.-. cor. 2d and Stark sta,
Licensed and Bonded
Specauxe in tornisliing cenplyes to
bakeries, hotels, restaurant, cafeterias and
confectioners, and caters to all persona seek
ing employment, such as bakers, cooks, por
ters, counter attendant, bakers' helpers, wait
ers, bellhops, conlectionery clerks, bread
wrappers, bus $oys, janitors, elevator oper
ators, 'stewards, clerks, maids, housemen,
chefs, cashiers, dtMiwashsra, etc. O. S.
Swcnson. Mgr.. Bd.' 7HT, Main S191.
EARN MORE MONET AND LEARN .
SALESMANSHIP FREE! U.
We can place a -few more men to freil
Fuller brushes. ' Our salesmen earn frm
850 to tlOO a week. We teach you bow,.
See our display at the Or-gwi Health Show.
Apply 700 Journal bldg., mornings.
Wantedexperienced -rrain hand
lers. SACK SEWERS. ETV- STUIKR
CONDITIONS PREVAIL: NO CUT r IN
WAGES. SCALE 5 PER 8 HOCK DAY;
TIME AND ONE HALF FOR OVERTIME,
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. CALL; 7 Aj,
M. TODAY AT COLUMBIA .11ALL, 2314a
OAK ST., 3D FLOOR. '
PARTNER wanted in one of the best and
busiest paint shops in the city; experience
not necessary; you can easily clear $250 per
month from the start. $700 . required.
Call 633 Morgan bldg.
SALESMAN, one who can show rttralts, to
call on builders of new homqa; bigojest com
miawon. V-13g. JparnaL . i
AGENT ta sell photo coupons; special Xmas
offer. Evans Studio. 270 H Wash, st,
HELP WANTED FEMALE 204
".Earn $2150 to " r
Position open to five, wide awake btuti
riess opportunity : salesman, with car pre
1 erred,' selling groceries,, cigar stands, eon
fecUoneraea. Get wrth an old established
firm. See Mr. Miahimd. with .
. : Dekum & Jordan
Bdwy. 2249.
323 Cham. Com. Bldg.
THE WOMEN 8 PROTEuTIisi DIVISION,
ciay of Portland, offers its servicea rnj all
; matters pertamirtg to the welfare and pro
tection of wctneft and girls: interviews con
fidential.' . 614 Woreeflter bldg.. 3d end
- Oak at.- Phong Broadwiy 7422.
CAPITALIZE yonr spar time, dignified work
: that wiil net yoa from $1 per boar up.
' 14 Broadway bldg.
ANY GIRL in'naed of a friend, apply to the
Salvation Army Rescue Home. Mayfair and
"Alexander stv. PhuoeMain 3450 IV M ear.
Yf ANTED Experienced ehambermaid. 269 H
rath et. - - . - -.,..-.-.......,
A IKRII) solo contralto wanted for local pro-
letwiontl wotx. isoz liiioro tmuaing.
CHOKL girls wanted. - See Mr, . Owens at
once. Catmo theatre. . . .
I'OL'NG OMAN to wurk.i leather gol
HOW TO pET THEM ; .
;;:FREE.; r
All you have to do ,to secure a full box
of Truffle Mints is to bring to The Journal
office tiiis Thursday or Friday a tash want
ad for publication that will include the big
Sunday edition of The JournaL A bdx of
mints will be given you at the time you pay
for your advertisement. . -r . '
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HELP WArtED---lrEMALE 204
HOI:SEKEEPER. not over 40 for elderly eou
. pie. easy place. 131 E. 24th N.. near
sandy. ,
LGItF.tii; shorthand taught privately by expert.
. rtroaaway lilt). ..
HELP WANTED-- MALE AND
FEMALE 205
WA.S'ikU. bv a larae commercial art com.
I pany, art students and .those who like to
- araw to quaury aa commercial arasta, xsarn
while yoti learn. K-MD4, Journal.
EXI'fcRlR.CEi) man and , wife (whiU) V
. general he'osework; good wage. .Telephone
Tabor OlEiSt.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 251
EXPERIENCED job printer will consider
wording rartceratiip in until snop in cuy.
ii-li, journal.
CARPENTERING wanted, building repairs or
day work. Airily Li. Mayaote, oiu nan
dera ft. rj
ACCOUNTANT, eaMiier, auditor, twenty years
experience, tnorougmy rcompetent to laae
charge of entire. ' I . U. Box lizg.
YOCNG man with car desires employment;
any salary pxupusiun c-uuutKicu, .kiuui
; . . . .n aa -
experience, atwaigt r n
PLl'MBING, repiiring, water unki, furnace
,a711. "' ' ' "
CHIMNEYS, furnace and boirers- cleaned and
f repaired by experts. t-ast tfttt. ;
WE DI'' ceespools ad '-iLjjunect sewers, all
work- guaranteea, antomsait ckhii. ,
pLt MuEU want. tunaU Jobs; efpert repairs;
low price. Jack' McCnrdy, Aut. 31W-14.
CEMENT WORK
i Reasonable rates. Walnut 6Pg.-
BOOKKEEPING syittems, auditing and ac
counting, 'income tax bcrrice. Aut. H10-24.
PAINTlNli. paper hanging and' kaUimming.
East 635. - '. .
CEMENT WORK Satisfaction guaranteed.
Walnut 6241. ' ' r
PALNTINUj vaperhanging and tinting; price
reasonable. Caa Auto, o I t -4 - (
' CARPENTER EXPERT .
- ' " Cajl - evenings ; Ant. 041-tS5i
LATHING- and plastering wanted. Phone East
2725. All first eiass.
PAPERING, inside painting and kgisomininc.
reduced rates, labor op, -
VALNTER needa work by day or contract; first
HARDWOOD floera by contract or day. . Ref
erence. Main 3tttf.
M. C. P. & CO. tl'aint.'ng, tinting, caJcimin
jng. paperfaanging; price right. Bdwy. OU03.
ROOFS REPALRED. ' tl np; rfwhingilngi
Aut. A43-10. ,-' ; 1
ROOFS repaired, painted, tla, paper roofa ouv.
ered with hot pitch. Tabor 02.
GRADING, rxcaradng, team wfork of aj kinds.
Tabor 2212. . E. 74th at, i.
BASEME:. i'S. ; grading, - teaming ; contract ct
nay work. Ant. 22-8 3. AtVater 387.
CARPENT3R Handy nan, -email odds and
nds. etc WaL 2211 bet. 5 p. tn. and H a. m.
BJiSHINGLLVG First class work guaraaieed.
Appiy 01 Halsey st- Phone Aat. - 834-M.
PLASTERING., repairing a specialty; by day
or contract; all wort guaraateedfcast-6891.
WANTED Work of ayiind; painter by
trade; Urst ciasa lsutu man. At. UV7S
ANY kind of hauling for!2V too truck; reae
BonaUe ratat East '7485. . , : ' .
1'KAlllSO, pawing, excavating, etc Phone
East 021". 24Q gast ta at, ;
PAINTING, UnUng.. pair haugiug.- CD
East 131. ! ' ' '- ' '1r'
CONCRETE pouring, two ,hk -sack, :mix rs.
PLLMHlG oone ery Riwiusw by u.. u
1-Al'ER HANGING. PALMING. , TINtlNSii-
M1TWA1R WORK SELLWiKiD f08. J
CEMENT WOiiK, guaranteed, all kinds. Kart
C lItee A Co.. Sellwead Ql. -rFT
TOL'S and calaomining dona
G .T -rnler pricei East 7411.
kHRL'BBERY planting, prnnisg. lawna mada,
Ti expert btrgeape . gardener. -. Mala 6521.
CL KATK PALTR4
TTWalnat !. -
tiCAVATiNG. grading, general team worx. by
A or ccntract Walnut 1B8. j
FVlNTING, 11N11NG., ALL iBRANCITE
REASONABLE. VAIL BKOg.. WkL 32a'
MARRIED man want aome kind inside
wnrk. Walnot 2300. -
PAINTING and tinting, good work reasouabie:
b.v tools. 'Walnut Stirfft, '
'HOl'HE painted.. Sp0-S.; rootua tinUtd, $1
' X"i: isaeruig.. 3ic roll. Walnut tiutfj.
repeat order
-.i
t ;
f i.
P. M
snrjATypNs wanteiwmale 231
, r . HOLSE WIRING . t
,m" lw" an estimate oa your wh
V JSLtZ??' taa contract. ..License,
electrician. Walnut 569L I
NOT BROKE, but Ured fearing, elderly grnO.
'I m,n ith several years" experience at poultr
' jeenipioyinerit. O. S Morroa
MARRIED MAN wants steaaly work with elec
iPS .? nt -leara trada; handy at it now
-6 13. Journal. - ' T
SHINGLE'S"
f Rbingllnf done' by coatradt, j ratcbiii
V
PAIXTKir ' ifi-.. ' f-'A .-. .1' -'
ut-.ii; uone. lauor auao. .
, . w ' viaoa . lyamw in.
' .Tri 0 per day; good ileferenee
W HtlN G, - Jt us tisarm ntn'ir lt rL t
Jl" Walnut 2114. Eveuin.r
iiiu v autjo,
v jwtgg juv ocucr ana uti jaa mOetr!
- - - saicvuautt; WMUW Wairaif
MvfoJT'4?10 ariTi Privxu ihanlfeui
PAINTING, paperhanging and tin ting; iprieei
reasonable: . work ,i. r.,.,. , i
1 1 1
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STENOG RAPHER Young womanTirvTVa7
M aa---- IIIIUIBIIUJ,, 1NW, - -
jryeani setreurial;. best refereneeaJ piioni
'Main 7119. ' .1
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TED- Work of any kind for Wednesday t
- ito sour ana cansre. piione Main 34S7
room 10, from 5-7 p ro. l
EXPERIENCED, trustworthy lady wsntS
usuoct-muuiB. waauiug or ertner work; g
; gotx.
Writ!
nu.mero. wainnt o .1' t a .-'
WANTED A position aa iioiuekeeir
woman wiun- one email eoiid.
'IftaO -Grout st,. Vancouver. Wash.
1-1
WILL' TAKE care of children by hoax ut aai'
J
AN EXPERIENCED bather- want"
POHlUOt
rvainut ssiz.
fotJ
N(i I.AIlY i.l, i., t
35 centi
an hear and carfare. Bell. 2085
EXPEB IENCE0 woman t.uu day Jerk;'"'
Atj
T" -'-r, noom q, evenings.
W.IX,L care for children tn your i.nie, 3,d
"u "" ciMiare; lererencea. ja b. 2
1
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DRESSMAKING
liPiiaTll-j -lilvn o - - ...i . , 1 ' t '- -
.-...iv....v. oi .IUK you, wait. Jir,i
making and' alteration. Work gtiarante
- Panama bldg.; 3d. and Alder. rTd-4y 2.-)3';
HEMSTITCHING any otor, Oe. 41
mrmw rw riHf O 4 m
HEMSTITCHING c and 8c.
buttonsT
Plea tin,
n aiomson. ground floii
elsTty. KN1TTINO. u'.i... ,, ,pt;
AIItrfJeoM' .dreads ,and cha-'eai s.
an .rata; moaeratet prtcee. Waiautj 2(in,-t'
HI28,Tn;t2?IN Bsrriu lanch
ttraight) Sc per yd. 1 00 9 Bdwy."
clo'i
an. m - - j yvvj jjuwy ,
WANTED Plain sewing, meudiil
bldg.
and
liEMblirciilNii white. r pet y.rd ..e. .I'J
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROQ?tij XK
ru t.' . T v xg A . 1 '
' - v. . to see tree. Ust ol
V'-eo rooms for young men fe
. city. Including room at Y.
itl-hr i.. W'LU ,piMn " aca room
anower baths and club facilities.
rurnisoed nonsekeepuig rooms kad slee, .
inc.rooma by day, week oc monthi Re.r. .
abia - ratea. - 482 i, . Vaungton
Broadway 5185. i
Maxwell
Furnished sleeping rooms, shower bath, tuou
heat, hot and cotd water; 4 a week ati u
.... . . .. --.THIS BARTON i
. u. Clean furnished rooms, 12.50 i per we.
" gnd up; also hgnt hotisekeeping. 4 ' 5 A
Wtdf . &I1K, 3 atirr.;.i rotii,.9.' j-.i'-'i"'"
ytm won el feel at hctne in 1.. f t . , ,.
u aired. Mam 8010, . .