19THE MORNING OREGONIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1923

FOR SALE ArTOMOBII.ES. srrrATioifs wated-fema- ie.FOB SALE TRUCKS AND TRACTORS.TOR SALE AUTOMOBILES. SITI ATION WANTED MALE.WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. HELP WANTED MALE.HELP WANT KD M A I.E.Furniture Wanted.

PAT SPOT cash for second band furni-ture, rugs, carpets, staves, dressers,tables, chairs, Deds, dishes, everythingyou want to sell or exchange; we naymore than anyone in town; your callpromptly attended to.

CALL EAST 8986.

EDUCATIONAL.DO YOU WANT A GOOD JOB?More automobiles are being sold now

than ever before, which will create abig demand for competent auto me-chanics. We teach auto repairing, autoelectrical and battery work and assistour graduates to good positions.Everything is fully explained in ournew 112-pa- catalogue. Call or writefor a FREE copy. Ask f book No. 5.Visiting hours daily at 10 A. JL. exceptSaturday.

ADCOX AUTO & AVIATION SCHOOL,Union Ave. and Wasco St.Woodlawn or Alberta Car.AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL.

You want nothing but fche best. HereIt is. Standardized with, schools in 60other cities. Best laboratories, bestshop equipment and instructions. Ac-tual shop practice given on real re-pair jobs. Results absolutely guaran-teed. The time for you to go to schoolis while business is quiet. Prepare nowfor big business opening .in a fewmonths. Inquire Oregon Institute ofTechnology, Main st. at Sixth..

men get STATE AID.BEGIN EARNING MONEY QUICKLY.

Enroll for day or summer school atthis great business college, the train-ing school for success. Courses includecomptometer, stenography, banking,bookkeeping, private secretariat. Writeor phone Main 590 for free catalogue.

BEHNKE-WALKE- R BUSINESSCOLLEGE.

Fourth near Morrison, Portland.MOLER BARBER COLLEGE

Will teach the trade in 8 weeks, fur-nish, a set of tools to you and give yousome pay while learning; positions se-cured; write or call for catalogue andparticulars. 234 Burnslde st.

OREGON BARBER COLLEGE will teachyou the trad in 8 weeks; scalp andface massage specialty; tools free; po-sitions guaranteed; pay while learning;tuition reduced this term. 233 Madison.

MODERN barber college teaches trade in8 weeks: tools furnished: some pay;position secured; special rate thismonth. Write or call 234 1st st.

BEAUTY parlor course evenings at spe-cial summer rates. Madam Curtis, 400Dekum bldg. Phone JHdwy. 6102.

LEARN TELEGRAPHY Railway Tele-graph Institute, 434 Railway Exchangebldg. Uay ana night classes.

ROCKY MT. Teachers' Agency. Enrollfree. Frank K. Welles, statesupt., mgr., N. W. Bank bldg. 312-- 1 3.

MISS MATTINGLY'S Shorthand, Type-- -writing School. Individual instruction.269 14th near Jefferson, summer term.

FISK TEACHERS AGCY-- . Journal bldg.Main 4835- - Teach i n g position; free reg.

YATES-FISHE- R Teacher Agency Freeregistration. Main 62 4. nowy. mag.

HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED SHOPMEN FORCALIFORNIA AND NEVADA.

COMPETENT BOILERMAK-ERS AND HELPERS. MA-CHINISTS AND WELDERSFOR RAILROAD SERVICE INCALIFORNIA AND NEVADA.TOP WAGES WITH TIME ANDA HALF FOR OVER EIGHTHOURS. PERMANENT WORKFOR MEN WHO MAKE GOOD.FREE TRANSPORTATION ANDTRAVELING EXPENSES FROMPORTLAND. APPLY AT 305PITTOCK BLOCK.

vV ANT several mill workers and oneplanerman. Davis & Webber Mill,Airlie. Or. Call them up or see me,Gordon bldg., Portland. Phone Bdwy.1 188.

WANTED Middle-age- d man to work onsmall place; must know how to milk;salary $40 and board. Walnut 07i)Ji.Write Robert McEwan, route 2, box142. Beaverton. Or.

EXPERIENCED Ford car and trucksalesman; must be able to produce re-sults. Can assure deliveries, IVz percent commission. Gannett Motor Co.,xneija,iies, ure.

MALE or female organizers wanted ;

make bfg money. United BrotherhoodAmerican laborers, a fraternal andbenevolent union. Call 619 Dekumbldg.

WANTED First-clas- s automobile elec-trician, one thoroughly experiencedwith different systems and capable ofmeeting customers. BC 523. Orego-nian.

IN THE CITY.Stave sawyers, shingle sawyers and

jointer men to work in the city;steady job. Pay every week. Port-land Labor Agency, 11 N. 2d st.

IN THE VALLEY.Men to work around ,hay baler,

$2.50 per day and board. Teamstersto haul hay, $2 per day and board.Portland Labor Agency, 11 N. 2d st.

WHEN YOU WANT HELP, PHONEBROADWAY 8090. CENTRAL EM-PLOYMENT CO. T. F. BURKE, MGR.

SEVERAL neat appearing young menover 21, with sales ability to take or-ders in Portland. Experience not neces-sary. We teach you how. Room 428,102 2d st.

JOURNEYMAN and apprentice cuttersor garment factory ; give experience

and full information in application. AF598, Oregonian.

WANTED Experienced truck driver formust know city; wages to

start $4.50 nine .hours; reply withAH 784, Oregonian.

WANTED Man and wife to work onsmall place; must be able to milk.Phone Walnut 0798. Write Robert Mc- -Ewan, route 2, box 142, Beaverton, Or.

SALESMAN, if you want to make agood living in a clean, prosperous and

business in Portland, callat 324 Henry bldg.

AUTO washer, good steady job for rightman. , Apply in person. Earl Smith.Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.. Broadway at Kverett.

CABINETMAKER, f s, near SanFrancisco, California; state age. experience, reference awfl wage expected;steady job. Address AV 39, Oregonian.

DOOR put-u- p man, near San Francisco.' California: state age, experience, ref

erence and wage expected; steady job.Anaress av 4U. uregonian.

WANTED Two good teamsters to breakyoung horses and do general farmwork. C. Minsinger, 210 Board of'iraae, city.

WANTED A rose grower with years' ofexperience and references; single manpreierrea. write Hollywood GardemSeattle, Washington.

EXPERIENCED cake baker. Apply toJoe Jjorentzen, Royal Bakery Cakeshop, 11th and Everett st., between 12and l p. M.

WANTED Two blow pipe men for newand repair wosk; out of town. Approx.two mo. Job. Write AV 46, Oregonian.

WANTED First class plumber that canao worK according to plumbing ordi-nance of city. Apply at 8 A. M. at 310itn st.

WANTED Janitor for about 6 hourswortc per day; 40 month and room.Could hold two jobs. 4224 Washing-ton st.

k'OUNG man. 20-2- single. Journal of-fice experience; $65. Call early.WILLIAMS PERSONAL SERVICE,

504 Spalding Bldg.WANTED At once, first-cla- mechan

ics; no others need apply. Mr. Wilson,supt. William L. Hugh son Co., 60 N.Broadway.

EXPERIENCED electric freight elevatorup?i tiiui ntiru ware vO.,Park and Giisan sts.

WANTED First-clas- s, black- -smitn ; gooa wages, fcone ShermanGarage at Wasco, Or.

WANTED Two first class blow pipemen. Apply National Blower PipeCo., Tacoma, Wash.

WANTED A boy with wheel for de-livery. Boyer Printing Co., Boyerb Idg., Yamhill at 10th.

CHORE BOY on a farm; good home andboard, small wages. Write D 785,

WANTED 2 TRUCK B(DY BUILD-ERS. STEADY WORK. X'NIVERSALBODY CORPORATION. 900 SANDY

WANTED Counterman. Coffee CupLunch room. Broadway at Washing-ton st. Do not phone

TEN plastarers wanted, American plan,long job. Write pr wire W. R. Dobbs.1396 Pacific Ave., San Francisco.

WANTED Expert metal polisher in. job shop. The Halverson Co., 374 E.

Oak, corner Union ave.WANTED EXPERIENCED WEAVERS.

APPLY PORTLAND WOOLEN MILLS.EMPIRE 0615.

WANTED 2 experienced porters forwholesale grocery; state age and ex- -penence. u 7Ua, uregonian.

PRINTING SALESMAN Experienced. printer, pper stock and accounting. F.

W. Baites & Co.WANTED Experienced candy salesman.

Must be familiar with city trade. Y790, Oregonian.

SPECIAL edition ad solicitors, religiousconvention number. 208 Stock Exch,

WANTED Brick mantle builder at 31stand Lambert sts. Eastmoreland.

HAULING wanted for trucks. Main

COOKS, chambermaids and waitresses,man and wife, also kitchen And h.work girls want work.

SQUARE DEAL EMPLOYMENTOFFICE,

506 Goodnough Bldg. Main 572T.EXPERIENCED woman wants day work,

washing. Ironing. Apt. 17. Auto.52 ; tBookkeepers, Stenographers. Office.

A LOCAL concern is closing its office inPortland and would like to secure aposition for a young lady who hasproven her ability by excellent service,comptometer operator or switchboardoperator. S 781. Oregonian.STENOGRAPHERS OFFICE HELP.

QUICK SERVICE CAREFULSELECTION.

WILLIAMS PERSONNEL SERVICE.Bdwy. 6953. 504 Spalding Bldg.

YOUNG lady wishes position as book-keeper; competent to take charge offull set of books. AJ 789. Oregonian.

EXPERIENCED stenograpuher desiresposition; knowledge of bookkeeping.Sellwood 3175.

BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTAN- 5 yearsVexperience wholesale and manufacturi-ng. East 6984.

YOUNG girl wants typing position.Walnut 2183.

STENOGRAPHER with one, year's ex-perience, wishes position. Walnut 2475.

STENOGRAPHER, legal and other ex-perience; part or all time. Phone 313-1-

YOUNG lady desires position as typistor stenographer. Walnut 3685.

DreHsmakers.DRESSMAKER, , designer, Chicago and

English experience, is opening connec-tion in Portland by the day;, style,

' workmanship, guaranteed. Aut. 616-6-

DRESSMAKING, tailoring, designing.summer sewing, cay; ret.. Main 2425.

SPECIAL prices during July. 1001Broadway bldg. Main 5354.

SEWING by day. References; $2 andcar fare. Sellwood 339o.

ALL KINDS of dressmaking done rea- -

TRAINED nurse of mature years wouldlike babies or small children to carefor In her home. Phone Tabor 4141.

PRACTICAL nurse, ready for case;women or children or maternity. Sell-wood 1222.

NURSE will care for patient In her ownnome; aestrahie location. Tabor 5733.

EFFICIENT nurses by day or week; reasonable terms. Atwater 0o4!.

Housekeepers.WANTED A position as h. k. for

rooming house or keep house forbachelor or widower. Phone Atwater4248. 300 5th st.. room 2.

HOUSEKEEPING for men or working ,

people, am middle-age- good cook.Can give the best of references. PhoneBdwy. 3649.

HOUSEKEEPER wants a position on arancn or in a widower s nome. Main5727.

POSITION as housekeeper by a competent widow in a home of a refinedgentleman. B 791, Oregonian.

WANTED TO RENT.WOULD like to rent furnished rooming

house with 35 or 50 rooms. Call atthe Hoyt hotel, room 218.

Houses.WANT to rent 10 to house, un

furnished, between Park and l.ith St.,south of Washington, on west side.Call Mr. Orleman. Broadway 6794, 801Board of Trade bldg.

WE HAVE many cans for nouses andflats and can rent yours; let us handleyour property and collect your rentsC. A. WAGNER CO.. 230 Stark St

WANTED To rent by man and wife andadult son, unfurnished house of 6 to Srooms on east side, in desirable neigh-- 'borhood. C HOP, Oregonian.

ABOUT 6 rooms furnished or unfurnishedby August j. constaer lease u reason-able; no children ; references. P. L.Yoke, 1136 Northwest Bank bldg.

8 TO K ROOMS, close in on the eastor west side, vacant.

RALPH HARRIS CO.,316 Cham, of Com. Bdwy. 5654

4 OR modern bungalow, con-venient to fontavilla cars, by youngresponsible couple; possession Aug. 1st.A 790. Oregonian.

LEASE for one year, bungalowand garage, furnished or unfurnished:must be on good street. Y 796. Oregon ian.

UNFURNISHED hous or flat,about $25; must be modern; responsibletenants. O 799. Oregonian.

YOUNG couple want small unfurnishedbung-alow- good district, with view ofbuying. AH 782. Oregonian.

Houses.WANTED To rent unfurnished house,

10 rooms or more, close in, east orwest side: will lease. Call East 226.

WILL lease modern 9 or housegood district. Fred F. Hoss, Main

' 1654.A partmeat.

WANTED Small apartment by womanand child, close In on eastside; must be reasonable. Phone Auto-matic 628-8-

Rooms With Board.HOME for brother and sister, 7 and 8.

plain but refined family; suburbs pre-

ferred. L 780. Oregonian.Flats.

YOUNG couple wants nice clean, unfur-- rnfshed and bath flat, apt. orduplex; good location, reasonable. AH782. Oregonian.

WANTED 3 or furnished flat inHawthorne or Sunnyside district, bycouple, no children. Call 625-6-

Housekeeping K oms.FURNISHED suite where A- -l carpenter's

service, odd moments would clear rent,close In; give full particulars firstletter. Aj788. Oregonian.

FOR RENT.Furnhihed Rooms.

NEW RESIDENTIAL HOTEL.794 Lovejoy st. Main S619. Just open

to the publio; this Is the newest andmost modern residential htel openedthis season. Rate, including 2 nieaJs.$45 and $50.

HOTEL CLIFFORD.PRINCIPAL EAST SIDE HOTEL.

EAST MORRISON ST.. AT EAST 6TH ;

QUIET, DIGNIFIED AND REFINED;$1.25 PER DAY, $6 PER WK. AND UP.CONVEIENT. ALL NIGHT GARAGE.

THE WHITEHALL.253 6th St.

Rooms single and en suite, modernat moderate prices; large sun parlorand every ' convenience, Portland'sdowntown hotel.

CALL at Y. M. C. A. to see free list .ofmoderate priced rooms tor young menin all parts of the city, including roomsat the Y. M. C. A. with phone in eachroom, shower baths and club facilities

HOTEL NETHERLANDS.126 13th ST. AT WASHINGTON.Rates $1 a day; a week $5 and up;

private bath, $8; fireproof and clean;close to Business center.

WOULD give a responsible middle-age- d

employed person alone a nice room ina modern bungalo'w for taking careof the place while owner is away forabout two months. AF 78J.. Oregonian..

GRANT HOTEL.451 Wash- - at., $1 a day up; by

the week, $5 up to $10, with bath. Aclean, respectable place to live. Mrs.J. E. Ross, Prop.

ANSONIA HOTEL.124 14th st., at Washington; rates $5

per week and up, $1 day; fireproof,large, attractive, spotless rooms, closeto amusements and shopping center.

WHY NOThave an apartment while in town T

3 mod. furn. rms. $12.50 per weekSan Marco, E. 8th and Couch. E. 1990.

WASHINGTON HOTEL.12TH AND WASHINGTON STS.Attractive rooms and suites at rea-

sonable rates by week or month.LARGE front, well furnished room in

aoartment house, west side, walkingdistance; all modern conveniences.Bdwy. 2266.

HOTEL BUCKINGHAM, under new man-agement, 632 Washington st. Mod-ern, private baths, free phones, reason-able rate; $3.50 week up. Bdwy. 6831.

HOTEL CONRADINE, 22 North 10th St..2 blocks north of Washington St.. fire-proof ; pleasant rooms and suites atvery reasonable rates by day or week.

MATHISSEN HOTEL.Rooms 50c day up, $3 week up; clean,

light, hot and cold water, steam heat,elevator service. 204 Columbia.

HOTEL BRISTOL. 16 12th at., cor. Stark.Under new management; modern; private baths; phone; reasonable rates; $5and up; hot and cold water, steam heat.

MARLYN HOTEL.Corner 17th and Couch; large,

modern rooms; reasonable.HOTEL OCKLEY, Morrison st. at 10th

$1 a day; weekly $5 and up; free phoneand baths; light and airy.

THE ST. PAUL, Fourth and Alder; ARESPECTABLE DOWNTOWN

$1 up. Rates by week or month.60c DAY, $2.50 week up; large, absoiuts-l- y

clean rms.; baths free; water alwayshot. Hotel Cadillac. 3d. near Jefferson.

EMPRESS HOTEL, 6th and Stark. Sin-gle or double rooms at moderate prices.Special rates to pcrnianeni guests.

ARTHUR HOTEL, 170 11th St., nearMorrison Clean and modern rooms byday, week or month at reasonable rates.

1 NICELY furnished sleeping porch veryreasonaoie. lamnui, aiain juau.

ROOM RENT in exchange for paintingand papering. 708 Everett st.

FURNISHED room for 1 oi 2. Tel. E.4772.

Help Wanted Salesmen.A- -l PRINTING and stationery salesman.

AF 800. Oregonian.

WANTED AGENTS. .

AGENT for northwest, money saving,pat., household necessity. 204 EastBroadway!

HEALTH, accident and nospitai Insur-ance; big commission. 001 Corbett bldg.

HELP WANTED FEMALE.TEACHERS SUMMER WORK.

Positions open for several teachers' or women with equivalent educationaleqSiipment. National sales organizationcan use a number of high-cla- ss teach-ers during summer months; will payguarantee and railroad fare, also gen-erous commission and bonus. Our rep-resentatives earning

$200 TO $350 PER MONTH.Call personally. H. F. Curtis. h

hotel, Portland.

THOROUGHLY experienced draperysaleswoman. Apply employment bu-reau before 10:30 A. M.

L1PMAN. WOLFE & CO.

LADY wanted to obtain membership forclub, experienced organizer preferredbut not necessary. If you have largeacquaintance in Portland: A-1 refer-ence- 9

wanted; very attractive positionand good pay. If you work. 320 Lum- -oermens bldg.

WANTED First-clas- s lady elevator operator; must hare experience operat-ing elevators in public office buildings.Short hours, good pay and. no Sundaywork; state experience and give phonenumber. AJ 780, Oregonian

TWO WAITRESSES, out. $14 week, goodtips. Two hotel waitresses out, $40,loom and board. Hotel maid. $60. Ho-tel, city, $45, room and board. Generalhousework. $65. Portland LaborAgency, 301 Raleigh bldg.

WANTED laundry woman,who understands rotary body ironerand starch-wor- k presser, $20 week ;

day. Troy Laundry.. Willows,Cal.

ASSISTANT in physician"s office, prefer-ably with stenographic and nursing ex-

perience; state qualifications, salaryexpected, telephone, etc AE 785, Ore-- g

on lan.- LADIES.

Use your spare time making thatextra money we can all use; outsidework, pleasant and profitable. CallMain 8131 tor appointment,

WANTED Several more neat, energeticwomen for canvassing; guaranteedsalary liberal commission; no deliver-ing. Mr. Green, Hotel Grant, between4 and 6.

WANTED Versatile young lady, goodpersonality, for vaudeville act ; willcoach amateur; give age, full descrip-tion

POSITION open with large eastern firm.Applicant must be capable of meetingthe public. Call from 2 to 5 P. M., 319Artisans Diag.

POWER machine operators. Steadywork. Apply SIMMONS GLOVE MFG.CO., 83 5th sL, cor. Oak st, Phoe- -nix oidg.

EXPERT comptometer operators for in-

ventory work. Apply 12:15 today. MissMiller. 414 Yeon bldg. Do not applyunless experienced.

YOUNG lady of ability, able to sell, must- be well acquainted in the city. A- -l ref-

erences; good pay. 320 Lumbermensbldg.

ANY GIRL In need of a friend, apply tothe Salvation Army Refuge Home,Mayfair and Alexander sts. PhoneMain 450. - DM car

COMPTOMETER operator who is alsogood typist: knowledge of shorthandnot necessary ; state experienceand phone number, fi 731. Oregonian.

MJDDLE-AGE- woman for generalhousework; family of adults; nobreakfast to cook. Go home nights.Call Milwaukie 102.

COMPETENT middle-age- d telephoneoperator, also experienced or inex-perienced pressers. Broadway DyeWorks. .

LADY to take charge of beauty parlor,out of city, must understand business.Apply Thursday morning. Benson ho-tel barber shop.

TYPIST Biller; railroad, 95. Bookkeep-er Rem.. Wahl operator. $100. Williams Personal Service, 504 Spaldingbldg.

WOMAN cook with daughter as helper,$105 a mo. Small crew. Please callin person; do not phone. Oregon Lat-

a or Agency. No. 1 N. 2d.WANTED Experienced waitress, logging. camp. Apply before 7 A. M., Carter's

Employment Office, 24S Ankeny st.STRONG woman as practical - nurse for

invalid, 2 in family, no washing: allmodern conveniences. Apply 134 Front.

want rnm Detent second sMrl. Applymornings, 721 Main, corner St. Clair, orphone Mam siua mornings.

WANTED EXPERIENCED WEAVERS.APPLY PORTLAND WOOLEN MILLS.EMPIRE 0615.

TP- - FLORENCE CRITTENTON home 1?

ready to help any girls in distress. 955East Giisan. "MY" car. East 316.

WANTED Operator Remington book-keeping machine; temporary- - X 796,Oregonian

WANTED Lady relief cashier; must liveat home, fortiana s leaaing tneater.Apply AO 800, Oregonian. '

TWO experienced waitresses and pantrywoman. Union Mation restaurant.

WANTED Middle-age- d housekeeper forman with 3 boys. M 7T. uregonian.

WANTED Good cook with references.Ca 11 Thursday. 67 North 17th st.

WANTED Housekeeper for bachelor:must be good cook. AV 203, Oregonian,

SALES LADY with oar, apt. house;ents waiting. 616 Henry bldg.

RELIABLE lady, exchange room andboard for few hours' work. Tabor 94QS.

WANTED Experienced No'tonla hotel.

Wanted domestic.PROTESTANT woman, 30 to 60, to care

for little boy and do light houseworkIn exchange for a good home andsome wages. Bdwy. 1275. '

WANTED Competent! woman to dohousework for family of two. Cail atLaurette apts., 229 11th St., apt. 1, be-tween d and 12 A. M.

MIDDLE-AGE- lady for light house-work, $4 per week. 596 E. 13th st.North Irvine-ton- . East 2190.

EXPERIENCED girl for general ho usework. Three in family. Phone MainB970. 734 Main st.

EXPERIENCED girl for general house-work; apt., Swedish or Finnishpreferred; reference8.$.jQ. Main 4091.

ELDEBLY lady, ' light housework, closein. Inquire Mrs. Mdntyre, 214 Fifth,between 7:30 and 3:30.

EXPERIENCED girl for general house-work and cooking; to go to beacb ;

must likp children. East 1903--

WANTED Refined woman to takecharge of home; 3 adults, Call be- -tween 12 and 4, East 5657.

WOMAN for general housework and as-sist with care of 8 children; no wash- -ing, $25 a month. Tabor 338.

WANT neat gfri for general housework;good wages and good home. PhoneAtwater 8277.

WOMAN for general housework; smallfamily; references required. Atwater1784.

GIRL for cooking and housework. Main0247. 393 Vista avenue.

WANTED- - Competent nursegirl. "PhoneEast 5677.

GIRL for general housework; 3 adults.Phone Main 482o.

HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALEHOME canvassers ; a fine curtain rod ;

50 per cent commission. Call HatchTransfer, Est 8402.

HELP WANTED WITH INVESTMENT.A STEADY, every-da- y business for a

sound, hustling man who can furnish atruck and a small amount of cash.Agreeable accommodations and A life-time business if you show me that youare worthy and reasonably honest.Arrange for immediate appointment.This is old reliable business and notexperimental. BC 794, Oregonian.

IF Y'OU want a good, steady, first-cla-

position, know something about farm-ing or farm implements, can furnish$125 cash security. Phone Mr. Kaui,B roadway hotel, today.

WANTED A lady to take interest in agood paying business; service and in-vestment required; experience not necessary. A good opportunity for theright party, o 7t, uregonian.

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.PAINTING. SIGNS. KALSOMINING.

DECORATING: BEST REFERENCES.25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. TAB. 0266.

PAINTING, tinting, papering, estimatesfurn. ninaer ec jreterson. Mar, laza.

PLUMBING and repairing, first-cla-

work, reasonable. Even in ga, Tabor 8724PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. PLAS-TE-

PATCHING. EMPIRE 1523.PLUMBER wants small jobo; expert re

pair; low esumaLea. jpuwy. zqsj.MAN with auto wants work.

Wha t have you? East 3498.MAN wants work as janitor, watchman

or carei.aK.er. iawi , o u .

PAINTING, papering, neat, speedyday or contract. Main 3801.

CEMENT WORK, HAVE MIXERS. TEL-EPHONE TABOR 6781,.

BY YOUNG man with Initiative andexecutive ability, position as secretaryor assistant to salesmanager or pur-chasing agent: competent stenographerand office man: have had severalyears' experience as salesman and han-dling of salesmen and women: salarynot so important now as opportunityto show what I can do and build forthe future. Interview desired whenreferences will be given. All Inter-views and correspondence will be treat-e- d

confidentially. F 796, Oregonian.SHINGLING We specialize In reshin-glin- g

and roof repairing. It will payyou to get our figure before lettingcontract; satisfaction guaranteed; estl-mat-

free. East 192S.SUCCESSFUL silk salesman, buyer and

manager; business builder and moneymaker; open for change with privilegeof Investment later. Glade Kinnison,1521 Alturas St., Boise, Idaho.

BRICK! WORK WANTED.In or out of Portland; estimates fur-

nished on request, chimneys, fireplaces,Dutch ovens, boilers, buildings. Apply1420 da drive. Phone Tabor 0S85.

COLLEGE graduate with 2 years' teach-ing experience, some experience astimekeeper, surveyor and logging; mar-ried, desires position with an oppor-tunit-

BP 78S. Oregonian.WANTED Apposition as helper with a

herd of show cattle that will show inthe northwest. W. I. Gallup, 268 Thirdst., Portland, Oregon.

WANTED By experienced truck driver,work driving in or out of Portland. 6years' experience. Write C. A. Roberts,230 H Russell st.. or call East 232.V

PAINTING, PAPERING. K.AL50MIN-IN-INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR

DECORATING. WORK GUARAN- -TEED; PRICES RIGHT. AUTO. 624-3-

BY NEAT, energetic young gent, experienced as lioorman in garage, eve-nings and Sundays only. AH 795. Ore-gonian.

PAINTING, TINTING. PAPERHANG-ING- .ROOF REPAIRINNG. WORK

GUARANTEED. E. McELROY.PHONE E. 9434.

PAINTING, PA PEKING. KALSOMINING.We specialize on house and roof

painting; best materials. lowest prices.A-- l references. Tabor 2328.

MAN of 40. recovering from illness,place to do chores or light work

for room and board ; experienced infarm work. AP 790. Oregonian.

PAINTING. PAPERH ANGING.First-clas- s workmanship guaranteed

at lowest prices. J. H. Jenkins. Tabor1)354.

GENERAL greenhouse, experienced manwants steady place; good worker; re-liable, references. Write AE 781,

EXPERIENCED farm boy wants workfor harvesting or steady work, Mt.Angel, Or. P. O. box 200.

man wishes a position aschauffeur, truck driver or tractoroperator. Aut. 610-8-

PAINTING. PAPERING. KALSOMININGcapering a specialty, neat, last worK-ma-

prices lowest. E. 9212.MAN and wife, both cooks,-wis- large

camp as tirst and second. G 707. Ore-gon ian.

MAN WITH car wants collecting jobtor nrm or anytning. , a

CARPENTER work, hulld and rebuild;satisfaction everywhere. Rice, Main3799.

MAN and wife, cooks, wish small campwnere economy and satisiaction arerequired. G 796, Oregonian.

CARPENTER, new or repair work; smalljobs promptly done ; estimates cheer-fully given. Tabor 5089.

BRICKLAYER Al mechanic; fireplacesspecialty. pnone uu-- 3 Detween oand 7 P. M.

FLOOR SURFACING AND FINISHING.W. H. TIBBITS.

TABOR 4052. 4S03 32D AVE. S. E.PAINTING, PAPERING. KALSOMINING

Apartments a specialty, clean workprices that will please. E. 7625.

CARPENTERS Repairing, reshingling,cabinet and mill work. Nelson & Niel-son, 533-8- 1 or Mar. 224 after 6 P. M.

HANDY man wants work, all aroundgeneral repairs: understands oil burnera. AG 780. Oregonian.

FOR excavating or grading call Tabor158 J.

PAINTING. tinting, papering; goodwork, reasonable.. Self wood l.iiiff.

PAINTINO, tinting, papering; goodwork, reasonable. faellwood 1399.

PAINTER WANTS WORK.CALL ATWATER 2500.

SHINGLING reasonable, reshingling specialty, vvamut Bonn.

IF YOU want grass and weeds cut onvacant lots call ttast Jdivz.

CLOCK expert wishes position; colored.Slf Market.

HOUSE painted, $50-9- rooms tinted,H-S- papering, 3.-- roll. Walnut twin,

CARPENTER contracts or day workwanted. Shepherd. Sellwood 2421.

CARPENTER and finisher, years' expertence in bungalow work. Walnut 6101.

KALSOMINING, painting, done reasonable; work guaranteed. East 6905.

EXCAVATING.General teaming. Atwater 1808.

RESHINGLING. 10 years In city; get ourestimate. Atwater iow.

PAINTING, papering, roof painting andre pa lnng. Gartner. Atwater 2u.

PAINTING, kalsomining, floors waxedand polished; reasonable. Main laio.

JAPANESE wants position as porter in- any place. Automatic 514-a- i.

ROOF REPAIRING, PAINTING, BYEXPERIENCED MEN. AUTO. 624-3-

TEAMING, plowing and excavating;prices reasonaoie. VaVm

ANY kind of work and short hours after6 P. M. Call 535-1- 9 from IP to 1 A. M,

CONCRETE and all kinds of cementwork by mixer. Tabor hwss.

J. J. BROWNSON.Painting, paperhanging. Walnut 6613.

GARDENING, ' lawn work and hedgepruning. labor so4a,

BOY 15 would like place near Portland- on farm, iiroadway ai if.

SHINGLING AND PAINTING.SELLWOOD 3000.

PAINTING, CALCLMINING First-cia- ss

work, l jasonable. walnut Qd4.WINDOW SCREENS, mirrors and cabinet

work, wooaiawn ni.Bookkeepers, Stenographers, office.

YOUNG married man. experienced officemgr., pur. agt., asst. DKKpr. and pay-roll clerk, well acquainted in Portland,desires position; have machine; willingto leave town. 1215 Wilbur st. Walnut6005.

PORTLAND young man experienced inoffice work, wholesale house and InUmber office as assistant bookkeeperand timekeeper, will be open for po-

sition Aug. 1st: desire interview now.AG 786. Oregonian.

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.PRACTICAL NURSE will care for in-

valid and do light housework and sew-ing very reasonable. Call 1220 Di-vision st., cor. 44th.

MRS. ANNIE HUNTER would like daywork, laundry or cleaning- PhoneSellwood 142 or Sellwood 3077. Ad-

dress 613 Maiden ave.RELIABLE, all around woman wants

work in cafeteria or would take chargeof rooming house. Phone Marshall 4771,apt. 6.

REFINED colored girl desires to do sec-ond work or pantry or dishwasher.East 9529. '

EXPERIENCED trustworthy lady wantshousecleaning, washing, good worker.Walnut 6990.

YOUNG girl living at home, wishes lightoff'ce or errand work. Call Auto- -

L matic 640-8-

COMPETENT college giri would appre-ciate any desirable work. AO 779. Ore-gon ian.

TELEPHONE operator wishes positionon private exchange in hotel or apt.3 years' experience. Tabor 2528.

LAW student wishes office position, ac-customed to meeting public. E 772,Oregonian.

WOMAN wanta work byrf day. Walnut0790.

YOUNG lady wishes apprentice work inbeauty parlor. Phone Tabor 2528.

COLORED woman wants position can-nin- g

fruit, city references. Bdwy. 3066.EXPERIENCED colored woman wants

day work. Sellwood 2871.POSITION wanted as chambermaid or

waitress. Main 0623.POSITION wanted as hair dresser. Main

0623. "

COOK wants a position. In a cafeteria.Main 5727.

CLEANING, window washing, laundry.Mrs. Christenseti. Main 8122. '

A RELIABLE girl, 20 years, wishes totake care oi babies, walnut 4B73.

EXPERIENCED janitress wishes work,night or day. Call Atwater 2105.

EXP. pantry girl wanta work. Call Wal-nu-

6580. .COLORED woman wants day's work

cleaning, washing, ironing. East 9682,WORK wanted by exp. young woman,

clerical work prererrea. Aiam 4a.WANTED Day work or bundle wash

ing. Broadway 3tfi6.GIRL wishes light office position or er

rand work. i a week. Main 620.HEMSTITCHING, 6c. Room 403 Raleigh

picg. -t wasnmgton st. BQwy.IN NEED of home laundry. 181

street.MANICURIST desires position: can fur:

n i sh references. 189 Union Nort h.

FOR A practical nurse or housekeeperla widower s nome. Auto. t32-4,-

LUMBERMEN'S EMPLOYMENTAGENCY.

240 ANKENY ST., CORNER SECOND.LEADING LUMBER OFFICE ON

PACIFIC COAST.KLAMATH FALLS, OR.. FREE

FARE.See and talk to company boss In

office today; representing four com-panies, i

One slasher man, $4; 1 off bearer,$4; 4 carriage riders. $4.05; 1 holeedgerman, $4; 1 trimmerman, $4.50; 5lath mill men, $3.50; 2 tall sawyers,$4.25; 2 tallymen, $4; 4 green lumberIdlers, contract 8; t rachet setter,$5.40; 20 young men for inside box fac-tory, $3.40 to $3.60.

One lath grader and fuller, $5.40; 4swampers, $4; 4 sets pine fallers, $1.10M. ; 6 dry lumber handlers, $3.50, Come-earl-

and get your pick.TO GRAYS HARBOR. WASH.,

FARES ADVANCED.Mill and yard men. $3.50; young

men for box factory, $3.See us today, we want loggers for

i 20 leading camps.Choker setters, buckers, fallers, sig-

nal punks, hook-o- n men, donkey fire-men, wood splitters, wood buckers,track men.

Large mill. Willamette valley, fareadvanced.

Two trim saw men. fast feed,green chain men, $4.40. For camps:choker setters, $4.60; rig-u- p men,$4.60. t

LATE SPECIALS.One blacksmith, camp, $7.Six track men, $3.60.See us today, positions in hourly.

WANTED.

Machinists,

Car Inspectors. , :

Boilermakers,

Air Brake Men. etc.

To take places of fnen on strfike onsmall railroad in northern California.

V- - S. Labor Board rates. Free trans-portation. Board and lodging. Full pro-

tection. Write or wire AV 41. Orego-nian.

" ADVERTISING WRITER.

For a young man who Is sure thatadvertising is "his work." a splendid

- opportunity now presents itself in theadvertising department of a Portlandstore that is one of the greatest offiner retail institutions on the Pacificcoast,! experience not absolutely neces-sary, hut applicant engaged must beable to operate typewriter. Write fullparticulars in first letter and givereferences. Address "Advertiser," Oregonian.

LARGE corporation has opening for manbetween 24 and 29 years of age. whohas sales experience, college educa-tion and executive ability. We offer anunlimited opportunity to advance withns if you are capable of filling a position lrw our eates anaiysia aeyan.-men- t.

Answer in own handwritingstating previous experience and phonenumber. ONLY THOSE CAPABLE OFADVANCING TO HIGH EXECUTIVEPOSITIONS NEED APPLY. D 799,Oregonian

MAN AND wife to operate ciub housenear Portland; woman to be goodcook and man to assist in servingmembers and caring for club propertyin general; salary for both $200 permonth and board for mowths May,June July. August and September,and $100 per month for balance of

" year. Address communications toS 784, Oregonian.

WANTF3D EXPERIENCEDFOR MEN'S . COATS;

BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL. SSTORE.

COMPETENT machinists, boiler makersand helpers tor rauroaa ervii.epoints between California and Tsevada;wages' $6.50 per day togetherwith transportation, traveling expensesand board and lodging on the job. Re-

plying give telephone and street ad-

dress. P 797, Oregonian.

THE OLDS. WORTMAN & KING STORErequires the services oi an experiences,shoe salesman. Apply superintendent'soffice, 9:15 to 10:30 A. M.

LARGE LOCAL FIRM CAN USE 2 OR 3YOUNG PORTLAMJ Alt5. : uai ocWELL ACQUAINTED IN THE CITYAND OP EXCELLENT PERSONAL-ITY. UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIESAND PERMANENT CONNECTION IFYOU ARE ONE OF THESE MEN.WRITE M 786. O K KLKJ IN 1 A .

WANTED First-clas- s chef, one capableof taking full charge or Kiicnen; bovusalary ; permanent position. AddressAndrews A Kerr, Corvallis. Or., giv-

ing full details as to experience, sal-ary wanted, nationality, and single ormarriea. sena reierencB.

LINOTYPE operator, apprentice, withtwo or three years' experience. able toset good string. Reply at once, statingexperience, speed, etc. Albany Demo- -crat, Aipany, ur.

HANDY man, single, for apt. housework; must be --ole to repair and goodat painting; handy with tools. Callafter 10 A. M. 166 St. Clair St.. cor-

ner Washington, apt. 1.

DETAIL frame cutter for sash and doordepartment, near San Francisco. Cali-fornia; state age, experience, referencenand wages expected; steaay joo. audress AV 38, Oregonian.

WANTED Carpenter; must be good finisher. Tabor 4265.

FIRST-CLAS- S finisher wanted.Wasco sts. 90c per hour.

Help Wanted Salesmen.STOCK SALESMEN.

Read Every Word of This.When I say stock salesmen I mean

r?al men who are not sat-isfied unless they are making $1000per month or more.

There is no better etock for sale inthe city of Portland than thiB issue.It is not a promotion but an expan-sion. We are well and favorablykpown. Have two big plants here andone at Salem. We are employing hun-dreds of people. None of our stockhas ever been offered for sale previousto June 12. this year. Come over andsee me today. It will pay you.

STARR FRUIT PRODUCTS CO.,General Offices, First and E. Yamhill.

Ask for Mr. Greene.THE NATIONAL AUTO SERVICE STA-

TION SOCIETY is a national organiza-tion, incorporated under the laws oftha District of Columbia, passed bycongress and approved by our presi- -

- dent; we want real salesmen, men whohave had experience selling stocks,bonds or Insurance preferred, as sales-men and district managers, salary orcommission. Call between 9 and 12A. M. and 2 to 4 P. M., 304 Spaldingbldg.

WANTED Wrapping paper salesmanfor wholesale paper house on coast;state age, experience, whether mar-ried or single ; unless you have hadexperience do not apply. AV 44,

WANTED At once, several salesmenwith magazine or newspaper exper-ience, city work, no money collected.New proposition in Portland. 428 Ex- -change .fciiQg., za ana etarn.

SIDE LINE for salesman calling ongrocers and other stores outside Port-land. Big commission, easy sales. Callany morning 9 to 1. 240 East Holla- -

day.LEASE SALESMAN Active high-cla-

real estate man. thoroughly capableof handling and closing leases. Refer-enc- e

required. J 787. Oregonian.WANTED.

LIVE WIRE to sell stock, good com-mission, large territory, no limit topossibilities, av i, uregonian.

ADDING machine salesman, with pre-vious experience preferred. Call Broad-way 2140 or Sundstrand Adding Ma-chine Co.. 409 Spalding bldg., city.

STOCK SALESMAN-- If you are not making $300 a weeK or more see me be-tween 10 and 11 A-- M.. room 209.Franklin hotel.

WANTED 2 or 3 good stock salesmen.First-clas- s proposition ; good commis-sion. Call 436 Chamber CommerceBldg

WANTED Salesmen to call on grocerytrade. Mr. Green, Hotel- Grant, be-tween 3 and 4.

SALESMEN; two- - neat appearing menwho can furnish Al references. Apply203 Artisans bldg., 3 to 6.

TWO salesmen, city, corn's. Pleasantwork. Give phone No. E. 787, Orego-nian.

FINE opportunity for reai estate andbusiness chance salesmen. 603 Couchbldg.

SALESMAN wanted; work evenings, resi-dential district, 6 to 8. See Mr. Barn-har- t,

office cor. Front and Flanders.SALESMAN with car, real estate, apt,

house, clients waiting. 616 Henry bldg.REAL ESTATE salesman with cars. 617

.Chamber of commerce bldg.

WHY DON'T YOU DRIVE?

Nearly all your friends do. "Why notyou? Perhaps you never realized howeaiylt Is to get a reliable car.

As a DODGE BROTHERS dealer, webelieve and follow their policy; thatpolicy Is built entirely around theowner's good will.

A used car purchaser is recognizedas OUR customer, exactly as is a newcar owner; your good will is exactlyas essential to our success.

We stand back of the used car weell you exactly as we represent the

car to you at the time of purchase; wethoroughly recondition our used cars;we are proud of our work; we areproud of our record of satisfied usedcar owners.

Our terms and our selections of relia-ble, reconditioned cars make the "go-ing without" a false economy.1H20 Dodge Brothers' touring $68S19-- 0 Dodge Brothers' roadster 6501917 Dodge Brothers' touring 430lii-- 'l Ford delivery 3951921 Ford touring 3951919 Overland 90, overhauled 400ISIB-191'- Oakland sedan 85019:11 Oidsmobile roadster 10501921 Velie. model 34 8501917-181- 8 Paige light six 550

Reo touring car 250MANY OTHERS OF FINEST SE-

LECTION, ALL EQUIPPED WITHFIVE TIRES AND LICENSES.

BRALEY. GRAHAM & CHILD,INCORPORATED.

Burnslde at Eleventh St.

BO MUCH DEPENDS UPONWHERE YOU BUY A

USED CAR,

You shouldn't be looking forthe used car only you shouldbe looking for a good place fromwhich to buy your used car. Oneof the surest ways to get themaximum pleasure and use outof a used car is to buy it froma dealer whom you know has aninterest in you not only beforehe sells you, but afterwards.

It Is the ambition of theCovey Motor Car Co. to have youfor a customer In the future, aswell as In the present.

"ALWAYS THE BEST CARS ATTHB LOWEST PRICES."

COVEY MOTOR CAR CO.

TWO LOCATIONS.

Main plant, Washington at21st St., phone Bdwy. 6244.Broadway branch at 28 - 30Broadway. We have cars to takeyou from one branch to theother.

BARGAINS IN

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES.

Hudson super six automobiles, have fbeen rebuilt by us during the last fiveyears and offer the greatest value tooe naa in a used car. That is whyyou see more Hudsons on the streetsof Portland than any other make ofline automobile.

To sell the new automobiles the usedcars must be sold, and these rebuiltHudsons are and have been for fiveyears the greatest value. They carrya factory warranty and 90 days' freeservice. Prices range from $725 to

C. L. BOSS AUTOMOBILE CO.,Both Stores No. 6 N. Broadway.

No. 615-61- 7 Washington St.

FREE FREE. FREE250 GALLONS OF GASOLINE

WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TOFOUR PURCHASERS OF USEDCARS THIS MONTH.

SEE US FOR PARTICULARS.A good assortment of cars,

priced right.

SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUROPEN LOT (near our show-room).

Terms to Reliable People.Open Evenings and Sundays.

OLDSMOBILE COMPANY,Broadway and Couch St.

FORD COUPE,$475.

Self starter, demountable rims, li-cense; in good mechanical condition;Just repainted and will takeopen car as part payment; terms. CsfejO'Connor at East 0303.

NEW CHEVROLETS.New Chevrolet cars of all models.

Let us quote you our easy paymentplan.SMITH MOTOR CAR CO., Gresham.Phones Gresham, 2331: East 7065.

FORDS BUGS TOURINGS.Touring, in fine order, only $125.Ford bug. great on hills, onlv 1175.

Can be seen at Portland Auto Sales,jjownsnaie ave., corner wa.sning

ton, opposite 15th.CASH PAID FOR FORDS

Why trade your old car in on a newone when we will pay you Its value incash? Then do your shopping. Cash

x. Muiuutiia, xvi urana ave.corner of Taylor. East 8319.

PIERCE-ARRO-

FOUR-PAS- S

Can be seen at 14th and YamhMIThursday only. Westinghouse shockinsorDers. irics ouo, terms. PhoneAtwater io:tz.

LATEST model Cadillac sedan, 3 monthsold, driven less, than 6000 miles, likenew, extra tire, bumper, license andotner extras, can save you moneyon mis car. wouia consider some termsPhone Bdwy. 1550.

$250 BARGAIN J250.GOOD CAR, DRIVEN EVERY DAY.

uelco ignition, starter, air nnmn- -

motor and gears perfect condition.aqwy. lut lltn St. N.1U18 STUDEBAKER for sale cheap,

mot( in fine condition, good - tires1922 license, privately use; $275; willlane iw qowd, naiance io monthi a pnr i mu.

HAVE 1915 Cadillac touring car 1920Baby Grand sedan; both look and runline new; must sea i or both immedi-ately. 815 Belmont. E. 4194 even-ing- s.

490 CHEVROLET open body deliverycar looks and runs, like new. Have nouse for car and will sell very reason-ably, on easy terms. This is a snapfor someone. Tabor 5935.

490 CHEVROLET open body delivery;car looks and runs like new. Have nouse for car and will sell very reason-abl-

on easy terms. This is a snapfor someone. Tabor 5935.

1918 FORD tourirtg, engine just over-hauled; good mechanical condition;new paint, front seat cut back: $225 '731 East 15th st. South.

HUDSON SUPEReSIX, late 1918, in per-fe-

repair, $650; will 8ell on smalldown payment and make easy termson the balance. Woodlawn 2461.

FORD SEDAN; make owner an offer-mus- t

sell immediately. See it eve-nings, apt. 5, Laurelhurst Apts. Nophone.

HUPMOBILE 1917, model N, privatelyowned. A car in excel-lent mechanical condition. Call at448 Flanders, bet. 11th and 12th sts.

FOR SALE At a sacrifice, two latemodel Grant 6 automobiles and one

Beck truck. Perfection TireCo., 10th and Stark sts.

1920 BUICK TOURING.This car is in fine condition; has

all good tires; will sell at a bargainon easy terms. Phone East 1962.

1917 REO TOURING, first class condi-tion; almost .new paint; splendid fam-ily car; sacrifice for cash, $275. Bdwy.151.

FOR SALE Ford touring, Al shaDegood rubber, $215 cash. Call Taboriio.

6TUDEBAKER touring car, good condi-tion, new tires, new battery. BIG SACRIFICE Dy Uw.gK. East 7197.

1918 OVERLAND touring; good in everyway; excellent rubber. Call Bostwick,East 8118.

FOR SALE 921 Ford sedan, driven3000 mues; lots ox extras; cash. Main1040.

1919 BUICK 6 'roadster overhauled andrepainted, well equipped and a realbargain. Call Wal. 2599.

WILL sacrifice 1920 Ford ; j ust overhauled in excellent snape. .Easy terms.Call 126 East Sixth st.

STANLEY steamer for sale; excellentcondition; demonstrate; terms. East78S2. '

HUP ROADSTER model N, just over-hauled, must sell at once; terms. Walnut 58uu evenings

FOR SALE Elgin six. 1920. in perfect. condition. Will consider trade of Ford

sedan, jaawy.FORD sedan, 1921 nodel, lots of extras.

paint like new, only $o50; easy terms.Bdwy. 2488. '

FORD sedan. 1920 model, with 1922 mo- -tor; cord tires, new paint. Bdwy. 2488.Will take $475; easy terms.

FORD bug, with top, fine shape. 609Washington st.

CLEARANCE SALE

OFGOOD USED TRUCKS.

Several INTERNA-JTIONAL-

used by Ameri-can Railway Express com-pany, complete with bodyand license, ready to run,each .300MORELAND One-to- n worm

drive, good tires, 1922 li-

cense 300

PACKARD fine con-dition, cab and wind-shield ,. 350

PACKARD work donecoat about $200; ourprice now , ... 400

OLDSMOBILE-3&- 20 chassis,like new,- fine cord tires,subject to your inspec-tion 400

KISSEL Long: weelbase forlumber, good conditionand tires 400

SHAW ton, nearly newcord tires, continentalRed Seal motor, .Tim-ke- n

rear end. overhauljob cost $165.63 ; ourprice now 350

OVERLAND Model 75, goodcondition, fine body,good tires 150

'CHEVRLOET over- -hauled, good body andtires r.... 400

FEDERAL One-to- over-hauled at a cost of 1 180,

. all new tires, good bodyand.1922 license 500

MANY OTHERS.

ALL SIZES. ,

THE WHITE COMPANY,Flint and Hancock Streets v

Four blocks east of the Broad-way bridge and ona block north.

USED TRUCKS.1 -- ton International.

Nash.2H-to- n Bethlehem.

Chevrolet. - .Terms to ' suit your requirements.

We carry our own paper.INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.

Foot of Belmont St.

1920 TON OldsmobMe truck, starter,with standard body: this truck is goodcondition throughout ; has new cordtires and license; easy terms. $550.

TALBOT & CASEY, INC.,East Ankeny and Grand Ave. '

East. 8118.

FORD WORM-DRIV- E TRUCK.Practically new; cheap for

, quick sale. ...y v - 53 ALDER 8T.

V ' I

FOR SALE: At a bargain; a threeand one-ha- lf ton, new, Fageoltruck. 186 South High street,Salem, Qr.

ONE Atterbury truck withlumber rolls.

One 24 ton Denby truck with bed;both for sale at bargain prices. CallBdwy. 5493 and ask for Brownell orSlocum.

MACK, overhauled, guaranteedsame as itew; reasonable: better tobuy this one than it is to buy a cheaptruck of odd make. Phone Frentzel,Empire 0512., B. 691. -

W BITE dump truck, ready for severalseasons" hard work; easy terms. Em- -'plre 0512. B. 691. 415 Davis.

DENBY truck, price and termsreasonable. Phone Tabor 4797.

GARAGES.GARAGE for rent. Bast Ash. near 20th.

a per mont h. Atwater 3569.PRIVATE GARAGE FOR RENT. 21ST

AND JOHNSON. WDLN. 5603.

AtJTO KKFAIKIIS-Q- .YOUR car put in repair, inspected, oiled

and kept in constant first-clas- s con-dition, J7 per month. 120 Union N.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.SECOND-HAN- CLOTHING "

WANTED.MEYER THE TAILOR PAYS THE

HIGHEST PRICES FOR SUITS.OVERCOATS, MACKINAWS ANDSHOES. WE CALL EVERYWHERE INTHE CITY, DAY OR EVENING.CALL MARSHALL 1228 OR 253 MAD-ISON ST.

WE WILL ALLOW YOU $5 to $15 foryour discarded suit in payment on asuit made to order, and you can pay usthe balanoe on easy monthly pay-ments. Bring in your used suit andapply it on a new one. Joy the Tailor,104 Fourth sL, near Stark.

SECOND-HAN- CLOTHES Ben Adler,the tailor, we pay the highest pricesfor second-han- d suits, single coats,pants and shoes. I am at your serv-ice at any time and anywhere. Mystock is low. I need the clothes.Phone Alain 3207. 211 3d st.

SECOND-HAN- SUITS AND OVER-coat- s

We pay the highest prices. Ore-gon Tailors and Cleaners. 117 Secondst. N. W., cor. Washington. Bdwy. 724L

FURS FURS FURS.Low rent and low prices; remodel-

ing and repairing ; furs tanned anddressed. La France Fur Mfg. Co.. 134Park St., between Morrison and Yam- -hill. Phone Main 6529.

GOLDSTEIN THE TAILOR PAYS HIGH-EST CASH PRICES FOR MEN'S SUITS,OVERCOATS, SHOES, ETC BROAD-WAY 31)32. 245 BURNSIDE, BET.SECOND AND THIRD. CALL MEBEFORE ANYONE ELSE.

WE WANT your used furniture, hard-ware, clothing and junk of alt descrip-tions; high cash prices. Phone Empire1339 and a courteous buyer will call

SQUARE DEAL JUNK CO.WE WISH to buy a good piano and also

a phonograph; will pay all cash; mustbe bargain; no trash. X 485, Oregonian.

CLOTHING WANTED If you want tosell cast-of- f clothing, Mar. 3225. Peo-ple- 's

Second-Han- d Store, 209 MadisonBEFORE you sell piano or phonograph

conduit resale and exchange dept. Oregon Eilers Music House. 287 H Wash. t

INDEPENDENT Paper Stock Co., 485Overton, Bdwy. 2003. Highest pricesnewspapers, magazines, waatepaper.

WILL pay cash tor smali gas range andgas plate; must be reasonable. Wal-nut 4781.

WILL pay cash for small safe, Givesize, price and address. AE 767, Ore--gon lan.

WILL pay cash for hand rug and carpetloom. Phone Sellwood 0362.

HIGHEST cash price paid for rifles, shot-gun- s.

Hcchfeld, 85 Third, near Oak.DIAMONDS and gold bought. Reliable

estimates. Q. Cramer, 713 Selling bl d g.DIAMONDS bought at highest markat

price. E. Deeds, 340 Washington st.WANTED Small hand printing press. Y

798, Oregonian.Furniture Wanted.

CAJH FUKN1TUK. CASH.Save money and time; best possible

prices paid for furniture, stoves, rangesand all kinds of household goods to shipout of tow n; will pay more than otherlocal dealers; call ua for one article or ahouseful; a courteous, competent buyerwill call Rosenberg's Furniture

72 N. Third at. Bdwy. 2200.CALL MAIN 771.

MONEY.TO BUY YOUK FURNITURB.

We pay the highest prices for of-fice or household furniture, pianos andgeneral household goods. We are Ina position to handle from the smallestto the largest quantity.WEST PORTLAND SALVAGE CO.

WE NEED SECOND-HAN-

FURNITUREof any description; have the ready

' cash- Phone loday. Main 4627 or 166First at.

MARSHALL 2693 Call a fair and squareman when selling your furniture, rugsand household goods and I will payyou all it is worth. We will appre-ciate your call and attend to it

Marshall 2693.CALL MAIN 3268.

If you wUh to sell your furnitureand other household goods we will payyou the full value and will be thersimmediately with the cash, if yon willcall Main 8268.

WE PAY as much as any dealer can forused furniture in cash cr exchange forwhat you want in up te new fur-niture. M. H. CALEF, dealer. 140Kdmngswortn. w am. ttsu4. Piedmont

CALL MAIN 8878.We pay the highest prices" for used

furniture, see us before you selLCALL UNITED FURNITURE STORE,

CALL MAIN 8878.WE WILL BUY your furniture or sell

for you on commission. George Bakerft Co.. auctioneers, aiain 3332,

I PAY highest prices tor used furniture tsee me oeiore aisposing Pt your goods,Phone Main 4197, .

HUGHSON'S FORD CORNER,

BETTER FORDS FOR LESS.Used Fords. All Models.

1921 Ford touring. A- -l 4151920 Ford touring 3651920 Ford coupe, new paint 4S51921 Ford sedan, wire wheels, new

paint, extras 5251920 Ford roadster, A- -l 3751919 Ford roadster 2501919 Ford delivery, A- -l 3251819 Ford truck, worm drive 325

Some $70 down, balance easy.Open Evenings and Sundays.

NIGHT SERVICE.Your Ford .Repaired While You Sleep.

WILLIAM L. HUGHSON CO..Where It's Handy.

60 N. Broadway. Broadway 821.

SOME REAL GOOD USED FORDS.

1921 Touring, good shape... i J 410ittzv xrg., new paint, tires w"1920 Trg., A-- l shape 3251918 Trg., new tires 2501915 Trg., best buy out 1951918 Roadster, demountables 250Overland Trg., runs good 80Chevrolet Trg., starter 120Ford bus, like new 850

Others to Choose From.OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY.UNIVERSAL ALTO EXCHANGE,181 5 Grand Ave., East Yamhill.

East 0471. See Del Wright.LEXINGTON SACRIFICE.

1918 Lexington touring, taken onmachinery trade from farmer; stood inhis barn two years without use. Won-derful mechanically, original paint, 4brand new tires, spotlight, bumper.Stands me $585. Will sell for cost.$300 down, balance time. Will giveyou test 1 or 100 miles. No agents.AB 781, Oregonian.

PEERLESS 8. 1920 model; thiscar is a real buy; just overhauled,

Just painted, 4 new cord tires: price$1250, easy terms; would considersmall car or light sedan. Owner, 210Oregon bldg. Bdwy. 1658.

A BARGAIN Reo roadster, first-cla-

condition. Owner must sell this week,leaving city. 429 Pacific st. E. 2192.

'AulomopU es XV anted.

CASH PAID

FOR LATE MODELLIGHT AUTO.

530 ALDER STREET.

MONEY TALKS.I will pay cash for late light model

cars and if you want money and nottalk, bring your cars to a place thatpaya the money. Open all day Sun-day. 18th and Alder sts. Phone 513-6-

MURPHY MOTOR CAR COMPANY.

WANTED 18 laxwell, condition no ob-jection, and cash dif. for Buick '18 infirst-clas- s shape. Write for appoint-ment Sunday evening. G 773, Orego-nian. '

WE WRECK THEM Highest cash pricepaid for old cars, condition no object.

AUTO RECONSTRUCTION CO..THIRD AND GLISAN.

WILL trade $500 diamond as a $300first payment on a new Ford coupe urwill consider a late model Ford tour-ing. Main 2157. -

WANTED To trade 5 acres unimprovedfruit land 3 miles- from. Mosier, "Or., forlight car, value $350. AF 783, Orego-nian.

PRIVATE party wants to buy late modelcar for cash; must be m good condi-tion and reasonable. 489 East 39th st.East 8109.

CARS wanted to wreck; parts for allcars for less. S. & S. Auto WreckingCo.. 15th and Alder. Bdwy. 636.

WILL buy any modei Ford at the high-est cash price. Phone Broadway 2480or bring to 609 Wash, st.

CARS wanted to wreck; all parts forless. Hodes Auto Parts Co., 522 Alder,corner 16th. 'Broadway 3838.

WILL pay cash for late model Dodge;must be snap; state year and price.Write E 783. Oregonian.

FORD car with Landry body, in A- -l

shape; wilt pay cash. Call H. Metz,Hood note!.

CASH for all- makes of cars: condition noobject. 414 Giisan, woodyard. Broad-way 293.

EQUITY in nice home in highly restricteddistrict, lor late model car. r'noneAtwater 0435.

DEAD STORAGE $4 per month, brickbldg. Kltf Union N

WANTED For spot cash, small car,roadster or coupe. F "80, Oregonian.

HUDSON speedster, must be bai gain.Call Marshall 3458.

WE LOAN money on automobiles.GrannlnK & Treece, 102 N. Broadway.

BEST Ford, $100-$12- 5 cash will buy.AJ tin, uregonian.

SECOND-HAN- cars wanted; condition.no odjoci. ittn sr.

CASH for your nuto. Bdwy. 4189.Motorcycles.

USED MOTORCYCLES, all makes, liberal terms; usea parts iu-7- 5 discount.EAST SIDE MOTORCYCLE CO., 6

Grand avenue. Distributors for ACE,READING STANDARD, CLEVELAND.

EXCELSIOR motorcycle. A- -l condition,2 spotlights. Dream tandem, new bat-tery, leather leggings, all for $150.Will be at Rtctor hotel. 9 N. Bdwy..u n t il Saturday. Kimball.

1919 HENDERSON, newly overhauledand painted; terms. Call Ella-stre-

tiara ge.ectric Excelsior motorcycle,

good condition: $85 takes it. Mr. Boyd,care rsortnwest Auto jo.

MOTORCYCLE, practically new, $25. 190Kast Da st. iMortn.

FOR MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLESTRY US. 209 Third st. Main 6189.

HARLEY electric, with speedometer andtandem, ?u. ,6aa 43d ave. .

Auto Tires and Accessories.TRAILER for sale. Broadway Garage,

East 24th st. and Broadway.Automobiles for Hire.

NEW CARS FOR RENT.Roadsters and touring cars without

drivers. AH night service. Reason-able rates. Oregon Used Car Exchanare.325 Giisan ft., between Brdy. and 6tbst. Phone JBrdy. o5H3.

AUTOS FOR HIRE, with or withoutdrivers. L?ay ana wight service.

COUCHMAN GARAGE.19th and Couch. Broadway 3696.

Remember our number. Bdwy. 3896.AUTOS FOR HIRE WITHOUT

DRIVERS CITY GARAGE.132 12th st Broadway 840.

CARS FOR HIRE WITHOUT DRIVERS.ARMY GARAGE). 3D AND TAYLOR,

FOE HIRE!New autn bv hnur. dav.

week or month, with driver. East S4!8.BUICK FOR

HIRE WITH DRIVER. BDWY. 3547For Exchange Automobiles.

STUDEBAKER seven-pas- car, goodrubber and condition; trade for Fordroadster or delivery. Fhone East 7761,or call 269 Crosby st.

WANTED To trade 1920 Dodge onFranklin. Lock Box 21, Scott's Mills,Or.

TO EXCHANGE One Practically newSO H. P. G. M. C. tractor for car ortruck. AV 380. Oregonian.

FOB SALE TRUCKS AN'D TRACTORS.GARFORDS GARFORDS GARFORDS.

NEW AND USED TRUCKS.The following trucks to be moved at

once regardless ol price:1 3 -- ton Garford, long wheelbase

excellent condition; will equip withlumoer rons it desired.

1 84 -- ton Garford, standard wheel- -base.

3 3H-to- n Garfords with dump body.- z .Maxwells. v.1 Acs son. i

1 G. M. C. It's perfectVery easy terms, and will accept

your old truck or livestock as partpayment, oee tiartsnorne. t

GARFORD USED CAR' DEPT.353 Burnside Street.

Open Sunday.FEDERAL TRUCK BARGAINS.

SH-to- late model, rebuilt, likenew, 12-i- Grant tires on rear. Youcan save 60 on this truck.Federal, good condition, body and cab;save 75. Diamond T, 1921,like new. Best bargain in Oregon.

See Stone,- WM. L. HUGHSON CO.,

Bdwy. 321. Bdwy. and Davis.1918 Commerce truck with ex-

press body, overhauled by me andbought at sheriff sale to pay for labor,$350. Quinn's Auto Repair, 143 E.Killingsworth ave. Walnut 2352.

FORCED TO SELL.1922 Chevrolet truck; has never

been run; will trade for anything. Ta-bor 8897.

FORD 34x5 rear, 32x4 front, finebody, cab, windshield, late model. Seeme before you buy a Ford. Frentzel,

'415 Davis.. Broadway 691.

DIAMOND T, 3H-to- n truck with dumpbody and hoist, $3000. Will trade forequity in real estate in Portland orsuburbs. H. B. Evans, Canby, Or.

WHITE delivery, runs fine, 1922 license;make offer. Frentzel, 415 Davis. PhoneB. 691.

MORELAND with lumber rolls;overhauled: will pay for itself,-Phon- e

Frentael. B. 691. 415 Davis.FOR SALE Brand new Beck li-to- n

truck, H price. Perfection Tire Co.,10th and Stark sts.

Winther, good mechanical condi-tion; is still on original tires; cheap.Bob. Sturgeon. East 3128.

International, Just overhauled;consider light car as first payment.Owner, Main 8143.

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