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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
FINANCING OF CHINA
FAVORED BY COUNCIL
Trade Convention Recommends
Extension Of Business With
Foreign Countries.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Cleveland. Ohio. May THE closing
session Of the eighth annual convention
of the National Foreign Trade Council
was held today.
IL received the final report OF the
general committee which was a COM
poSite embodiment Of all the recon-
mendations drafted 10y committee to
which had been turned over reports
from all group sessions.
Official sanction OF a plan for gigan-
tic cooperative movement participated
IN by the United States. Great Britain.
France. Japan and China TO provide
capital 90 develop the commercial pos
sihiiities of China: the establishment OF
governmental bureau for the expan-
sion 10 foreign trade. the active support
AZ q national financing corporation and
nationwide educational campaign for
for,iEn trade extensions We're among the
rcComnlenda tions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover May Charters were fled here
yesterday a. follows iS'
National Cinema Libraries Inc WiIrniry
ton. Dcl., capital. 81 .OO0. 600 Cole Ser,litea
bureau. Inc. PittsbuG Pa 5000 oo0.
Tennessee Alabama Coal Corporation VIII
nington. Del. $3.50 600. Hygienjc Tootb
Brush Corporation. Wilmington Del 5000 :
no0 United States Machine Products r,
Detroit. Mich. $500 OoO. Fl / Texss : ri
60. Wilmington, Del. $50. 600. SomerSet
oil and Drilling Co, Wilmington IeI
$50. 900. Delaware Investment Se,,,r;tias.
Co. Wilmington. Del. 100000: Mack
storage Battery Co. Wilmington. Del
<iOO.0oO. W. u. Eakin Co. Wiimin9tor
Del. 500 600: Nuipinite Manufacturing %
Wilmington. Del. 100000: Atlantic Cossf
Ports service Corporation. Wilmington
Del. SlOo,OOO: Sunray Co. Dover Dei
- 15 900 NeO-Plastique Labratories In
Philadelphia. Pa. $50 900: Frederfc (ioca'
Cola Bottling Co. Dover. Del. sz5 0o9
fernando Land and Development 90 vi
mington. Del. 50 600 ''i4
Change in name OF Lloyd Real Estata
and Securities Corporation TO AtIantic
beach Securities and Trust Corporation az
FIDriGa VI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE DELAWARE
HALOID COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that ~
ffliy constituted rnectin0 ~ br Board
Of Directors of the DELAWARE
HAthDGD COMPANY. brfd on Aur1
20. 1921, ~ - O'Clock noon ~ ~.
once ~ the company l0I PARK avcnue
The following resolutions we're unani
Tnously adopted
RESOLVED That in the luaV
nneut ~ the Board of Directors -
the Dclawarn Haioid Company
said corporation should he dis
solved forthwith
FURTHER RFsOLvED That
a special meeting ~ the STOCK.
holders of the company ~ called = =
the principal Office 0f 3 he corananv
room 9nse du P0nt Building
Wilmington Delaware on the nth
of Nay 1927 ~ - O'Clock noon
for the purpose ~ voting on he
proposition TO dissolve The cor
poratioa and giving consent there
tn in writing.
"FTRTHER RESOLVED That
the proper oficers ~ the Company
be and hereby are directed %
take such action and Hie such
papers may De necessary 20
bring about said dissolution
You are therefore. notified hat =
special meeting ~ the stockholders of
said corporation will ne held in pur-
suance Of said resolutions az the prtnct-
pal Office 0f the Company. room 9059
In Pont Building. WILMINGTON. Deia-
ware. On the 27th day Of May. 1921. ~
u O'Clock noon. for the purpose ~
voting upon said proposition 70 dis
solve the said corporation. and for rhr
u1frDosa 81 procuring written consent ~
the stockholders 70 said dissolution
Very truly yours
z. Z. COLLADAY.
Secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
STRIKE CONFERENCE
WAITS ON SEC'Y DAVIS
Proposals for Ending the Marine
Workers Walkout Being Con-
sidered; Decision Monday.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. May Tin the absence
OF Secretary Davis. who had gone to
Pittsburg. negotiations which tho Labor
Department head has been conducting
with the marine Workers unions were
deferred and the controversy between
the unions and ship owners as TO wages
and working conditions stood where IL
has been Tor several days.
In the meantime proposals Mr.. Davis
has made to the scamen In an effort
TO prevent the threatened tie up Of
American shipping by n general strike
are being considered. A decision is
looked for by Monday when the con-
ferences will he resumed.
Whether those proposals were the
same submitted to the ship ownars In
New York yesterday and rejected had
not been disclosed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

~ Associated Press 90 Every Evening.
Chicago, May Cattle. receipts 500:
compared with a week ago. good and
choice heavy beef steers 30 to so cents
higher others and ycarlings steady to
Is cents higher; fat she stock and
bulls steady 20 s5 cents higher; veal
calves mostly % cents higher: stockers
and feodcrs steady 70 25 cents higher.
Hogs. receipts : 200: active and strong
o. 10 cents higher: top. $50: bulk Of
slduf. $50 60 S.75: pigs. steady, 1.25
o. S3h
sheep. receipts 1000: receipts today
all 90 packers direct: compared with
week ago. fed lambs IS 20 40 cents
higher spring lambs uneven but sharp
a. lower: yoarlngs and sheep generally
STEADY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Acme Tea Company. quarterly Of ~ ner
cent on first preferred. payable J,Ine ~
American Smelting, Refining and Mining
Company, quarterly OF IA per cent on pTe-
fcrred payable June l. -
Canadian Pacific Railway Company. quar-
tcrly of 2l4 per cent on common. payable
June 80.
Cosden & Co. quarterly or Is< per cent
on preferred. payable June /
Fidelity Trust Company. quarterly of q per
ont payable May II.
Manau Sugar Company. quarterly of 2I4
per cent on common. payable June |
New River Company. quarterly Of a. Der
cent on preferred. payable June !
standard OH Company OF New YORK
t.aartefly Of per cent. payable June ! 3
United Cigars stores Company , per
oHnt on common. payable June ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
TO PLAN FOR MEMORIAL DAY.

The individual committees appointed
for planning the Memorial Day celebra-
ton by the American Legion, Sons Of
Veterans, Patriotic Order Sons Of
America. Junior American Guards,
Patriotic Order OF Americans and the
National Guard, and other civic so
cieties will hold a combined meeting on
Monday evening at o'clock in the
Sons Of Veterans headquarters. Irish
American Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
SUNDAY BREAKFAST MISSION.
Report For April. Just Made, Gives
Interesting Figures.

The report of the Sunday Breakfast
Mission for April is as follows:
Attendance at services, s57: number
men fed at the Sunday night services
IS; request for prayer. 147; seekers at
the altar. 2; number services held dur
ing the month. 80; Sunday school SEES
sions. 4; number men furnished lodgings
during the month. .224; number men
furnished free lodging. I22: number
lodgings given for work (wood work.
50, and number meals furnished. 715.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
GREETINGS FROM MRS. HARDING.
Etching of White House TO be Auctioned
by Madison Association.

a beautiful etching Of the White
House at Washington. with the auto
graphed greetings and good wishes OF
Mrs. Florence King Harding beneath
viii be auctioned off 70 the highest
bidder this evening by the Madison
Neighborhood Association At the bazaar
at the Madison Fairgrounds
The picture was sent by Mrs. Hard
ing 10 be auctioned for the benefit Of the
association. and it is expected that il
viii add quite nice sum 10 the treas
ury.
The picture will be on exhibition at
the fancy work booth. which viii be in
charge of Mrs. II. ID. Walker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
STOCK MARKET HEAVY
UNDER BEAR" PRESSURE
Issues of Recent Strength Yield
to Profit Taking and
Other Causes.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. May T.--Profit taking and
renewal of bearish pressure against
more speculative shares made for ex-
tremely irregular conditions in today S
stock market.
The issues of recent strength such
as steels, oils. motors and related
shares were uncertain or heavy. Some
of the rails. particularly coalers, showed
firmness. but trading in that quarter
was contracted.
The few elements OF strength COM
pared minor coppers and other metal
stocks. United States Realty and Cali
fornia Petroleum.
The closing was heavy. Sales ap-
proximated as 600 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
No. ri Athletes Entertain.

The athletic organizations Of school
No "a. Fourteenth and Washington
streets. together with the school orches-
ira. presented the entertainments
Eureka" last night Tho pupils Were
assisted by Y NJ G. a. Leader Corps,
Ia. Junior Tumbling Troupe. The en-
tertainnlent was for the benefit OF the
sc hooi athletic organizations. A large
audience Of parents and friends on
joyed the affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
SeedierorL Guild.

At the annual meeting of the Needle
work Guild of America. held in PhiIa-
delphia yesterday. the Wilmington
branch was represented by Mrs. Joseph
Hilles. Mrs William c. Coke, Miss Hebb
and Mrs. William Il. Taylor. The Will
mington branch will have a meeting
early in the spring, when the repre-
sentatives win present their reports
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia. May 7.--Harold Lever.
star sprinter If tho University ~ Penn
svlvania track team. recently banned
from participation in athletics for fall
ing behind IN his studies, has passed
his conditions and has been declared
eligible by fhe faculty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
SAT. r. W. 10 Mon. I'VE
80 Rooms af $3.50
so Rooms at $1,000
50 Rooms ~ 5000

- Carolina Ave rlonf ~ fe.sh -
steel Pier i.HrFfsf aof.efafs. 80.
hotel ~ ufirE aherl and afs.an -.
sfructi0n Hot and rnin r.lnrl...,
water in guegt rooms Private uatN
Eievator from street .eFfI aItEI.
Squares ~ . faaiHf rfatrnfaf.t
and Cafheif ruufchea ana main ~.
Office frrnrN rhff FnfIrf f.e.r
diniuRfuam fffaIlf FsraHrrt I.ta
- and uu da tmt rl4r ~
and lD aaEg Eura amr rfaf
HerbIs raff. Ht. Nff. .t.t rs. +.
t@r.ar mufa .efnruEr rfaf....s aHH
f4rniehiuTa making tHIs Hrf. tne
trading rlnarraff raff HrataI-g n ~
world 4 rreafeaf N..fr E..at4.s
firrffHffa NauriU f.r ffa.r Iff an1
futo Road Nsp aH1u FaHi
KqencrArs Dmnfr rr prr
fr1f ana ffa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Abrahams Addresses G.. o. p. Women.

Councilman Alexander X. Abrahams
was the speaker last night at meeting
of the Republican women of the Fifth
ward, held in the Women's Headquart-
ers, 1923 Shipley street. The women
seemed interested in all branches Of
city government and during. the open
discussion following the address, Mr.,
Abrahams was asked numerous ques-
tiOus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Nuele Houses Eornhtnn,

The Grafonola distributing hours y
T. n. Bartlett. Fast seventh r'ree'
and the Jessup Piauo ~. y @hicn
fvey .Iessup fa owner 8nd manager
have becn consolidated into ono must
house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Tigers Want fsampx.

The Tigers of No. q school would
like to receive challenges from any team
Il 10 Il years. They have played fast
teams. such as NeigFborhood Jrs.. Vic
tory A g. and BIucbird. All teams de-
string games send challenges to Rich
ard Miller. sT4 Broome street. or call
729s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
New York Bank CIearlngs.,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, May THE actual con
ditiOn of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows that
they hold s3,5s8.0 reserve in excess
of legal requirements. This is an in
crease of $7,043,S70 from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Sharpe Of 905
Adams street wish to thank their many
friends for their kind expressions of
sympathy al the death of their daughter
Nellie Sharpe Stroud.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs Buterbaugh of
GTeenville, Del, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Minerva
NJ Buterbaug1l, and Clarence r. Xii.
mon Of GIG West Fifth street, Whining
ton. The wedding win take place
June 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily al Noon by Laird q Co.,
du Pont Building.
Liberty Bond Closing Prices.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
New York. May 7.-Closing quota
tions for Liberty bonds today: Threes,
$3.50; first is, S7.56; second As, 87.34:
first 4H's. S7.6S; second AIS, S7.36:
third AS. 90.6S: fourth 4h's. S7.44:
Victory 394 5. $500 Victory 44's, $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
Wilmington Bank Clearings.

Clcarings IN the Wilmington hanks
for the present week totaled S2.35s.125.-
il. as compared with S3.3so 43O.Sl for
The corresponding week az last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
HOTEL MARTINIQUE

KenfurFy Averue ane faarfNak
Fur1pean Plan IslnnIns eHfrr srf afa
phones r. 81 raorfH Prieau NsfhH Hffa
fnr srrvlcr Cnfe arf rnafaararf sffaranf
ResiuoTd rates for fnru far snd ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
GRAND ATLANTIC

FirVinia avnnue rear learh ana-ffs
Hn0 Private t.afhs rfnHiHu Hfrr .Irua
t0r - - ner 1ae .l 1nrian raatif
Bookief Autr msFfH .anH
. ID PAf%TFR NaHofu IkNn0N
NVee+r1irrfp- kentuckv ~ -~.r rias~.f
- FirVnfoF ~ Efrnff ftFfrate
atha running water hnuu IIwnar
and Prsp Dpen ~ FaoF
HOTEL BOSCOBEL he.teeEz =
Fipvatr~. prrnilenf fantp FrsrfsI rrrf.r
fafe~ Bn0kiaf atsam haaf afnfr1n ftr
a = Marion
nrDEnOAIIA Irrae..e, 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

Members OF the seventy ninth Divi-
sion win hold reunion in Baltimore on
August Is and 20. This was decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
News and Comment m Delaware Posts
Iy william J. u. Hstan

Lawrence Roberts Post No. FL held
it's regular meeting Mt American Red
Cross headquarters, Oil Delaware
avenue, last Monday night. The post
agreed to sell 1000 OF the poppies for
the relief of tho French war orphans.
Work on the Improvement of the posts
new home is rapidly being completed
and the poet will very likely move In 1t,
in tho next couple of weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

The American Legion's national con-
vention committee has invited, through
the State Department. Washington, ID.
G.. Marshal Foch to he present at the
next fall. The state De
partment will very likely send warship
to carry the French Eeneralissino.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07
LEVER BACK +. SPORTS.

WEAR A POPPY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-07

Word was received this week that Del
aware's quota for the decorating of
graves of those who made the supreme
sacrifice and whose bodies still lie IN
France has been cut from sos TO SAL.
Delaware No. /. w. l.. Fox No. ,, and
Laurel No. 3. have already contributed
one half of this amount.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25

- HE seven room house is the
~ most popular sized house that
s. is being, built today. So the
- design shown here has wide
appeal as the house of seven rooms
is sufficiently large to accommodate
either a large or a small family.
Stucco, tinted soft cream, is the
main material from which this
model is b:'ilt. With all the
cornices and outside trimmings
which are OF pine, painted white
and the low pitched shingled roof
stained with creosote some harmon
fling color. it is not hard to picture
this model surrounded by a trim
well-kept dawn and with evergreen
box trees and vivid color flowers
adding a touch of color to the ivory
tones of the house.
On the first floor are a broad
piazza-ideal for an outdoor living
room-a tiny vestibule, a large,
home-1ike living room. well lighted
with a sunny bay window, a dining
room. a modernly equipped kitchen
and service porchS The stairway
coming down into the living room
makes an attractive break on the
right end of this pleasant room.
Three bed rooms, a sleeping porch
and bath room comprise the second
floor, which is finished in natural
pine yarnished. The first story is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25
PAY own BENEFITS
Pennsylvania Employees Have
Own Insurance System.
Fund Has Been Increased-De-
partment Has 10000 Members.

Announcement has been made by the
Pennsylvania System. that in response
to requests from employees. the regu-
Iations of the Voluntary Relief depart
ment have been amended by the var
ious boards of directors of the COM
panies comprising the system so that
employees may subscribe to additional
death benefits up to three times the
amount of the death benefit of the
class in which they hold membership
at present Under the former regu-
lations, the amount of death BENEFITS
to which a member of the Relief Fund
could subscribe varied from $3.50 to
$3.50. The new regulations permit
employees 70 subscribe for amounts
ranging from $1,000 to $4,000.
The Voluntary Relief department at
present numbers about 1905 mem
bers. 1t was instituted on February
IS, 1856. for the purpose of establish
ing a fund, known as the relief fund,
to which employees voluntarily sub
scribe and from which they are paid
certain amounts when they are dis
abled by accident or sickness or their
beneficiaries in case of death. Ac-
cording to the amount of their month
~ pay. the becoming members of the
relief fund are divided into five
classes, each of which carries a certain
amount Of death benefit in multiples of
$3.50. tits the amount of these death
benefits which have been raised under
the amended regulations.
Under the old regulations employees
could subscribe to death benefits in
the respective classes amounting to
$3.50. $500, $3.50, $1,000 and $3.50.
Under the amended regulations they
may subscribe to the following addi-
tional amounts in the respective
classes $3.50, $500, $2,250, $4,000 and
$3.50. The rate for each additional
death benefit of $3.50, taken at not
over As years of age, is 80 cents;
taken at As years of age and not over
so years of age, As cents, and taken
at over 60 years of age, so cents.
Total of SSO,5OO,O0O Subscribed.
Since the relief department was
established in 1889, total subscriptions
by employees, for the benefits to be
derived from the relief fund, amount
to more than $SO,50O,00O, and total
disbursements, principally for death,
sickness and disability benefits.
amount to more than $73, 500, 900. Last
year the relief fund reported receipts
totaling $5,474,666.44 and disburse-
ments, principally for benefits to mem
bers, totaling s4,621, 525.17. Since the
relief fund was founded the companies
comprising the Pennsylvania system
have contributed more than 100000
600 as the operating expenses of the
fund.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25

feet wide by 20 feet deep. exclusive
of the porches. It is estimated that
it would cost from $4,000 to $4,000
to build it, that estimate being ex-
elusive of the heating and plumb
ing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25
ASK FOE so.5oO DAMAGES.
Mrs. Leila 2. Raper Files. Suit Against
c. A. Wiberg.

Alleging that he had ordered her
from his store, threatened her with a
knife, followed her to her own yard
beating and striking her on the way,
Mrs. Leila q. Raper. 70, a widow, filed
suit in the district court Friday after
noon to collect $4,000 damages from
c. A. Wibers. a grocer at 914 East
Fourth street.
Mrs. Raper says when she arrived
in her own yard Wiberg struck her
with such force as to throw her off her
balance and she stumbled over her
cane, thus receiving severe injuries
He also cursed and threatened to kill
her. she asserts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25
GO-OPS PLAN PICNIC
VIII BE Entertained at Boys Indus
trial School Tuesday Evening.

Big preparations are being made by
the Cooperative club for a picnic at
the Boys Industrial school grounds,
north of Topeka, Tuesday. The boys
at the school are to furnish an enter
tainment program, the swimming pool
VIII be thrown open for the visitors,
and a dancing pavilion has been
erected on the grounds. Opperman's
orchestra will accompany the Co-ops.
The members of the club and their
families wilf gather at the Elks' club
at o'clock Tuesday evening, where
cars VIII be ON hand to accommodate
those who have no cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-25

finished in birch stained a nahog-
any red.
There is also a full and complete
basement with concrete walls and
cement floor. The complete size of
the main part OF this house is 26
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04

Wanted-Half dozen Bantam
pullets-209 Smith avenue north.
Will sell my Lexington Coupee
car at a sacrifice il taken within
next two weeks. Phone Col. 1925.
A 20x24 foot garage fitted up for
light housekeeping. Call 100 w,
Burr street, corner s. Ivanhoe.
Wanted to Rent-Small house
with lights by Feb. I4th. Inquire
at this Office.
Boy "a years Of age wants place
to board while attending school.
A. Panos, III w. Tyler street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04

Two partly furnished housekeeP-
ing rooms, and one single room fur
nished. Riverside Hotel, no Deca-
tuT street.
Wanted-Sewing. Cali at 1892
N. Central avenue. Ia
For Sale-Petaluma Incubator.
100 egg. $500; Old Trusty Incu-
bator. $50 egg. $40. at Griffith's
sheet metal works in the French
block.
st. Johns would surely make
an ideal location for the Worlds
fair of 1925.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04
BOYS ROGERS.

BOYS SHOES-ROGERS.
For Reut-Moderu Garage at
SIT Oswego ST., 81 per Month.
My wife having left her home,
notice is hereby given that / will
not be responsible for any bills con.
tracted by her. C. Kehrli. IL
Maternity nurse; terms reasona.
bic. Mrs. J. Hickman, 927 South
Kellogg street, St. Johns. IL
TIN PANTS s2.95- ROGERS.
Cess pools dug and bricked, So
per foot. Call Columbia 1866.
23S w. Tyler street. Ii
Nurse. private home, hospital
care; special rates for confine-
ments. Columbia 1914. Ii
Heavy Rockford WORK SOX
20c- ROGERS.
Dancing at the St. Clement Hall,
Smith avenue and Calhoun street,
Friday evening, Feb. 4th. The
last appearance OF the Filipino or.
chestra. Admission ladies 80 cts
gents so cents.
For Sale--Six room modern
house in st. Johns district. one
block from car line: street i'm
provements in and paid for. lot
50xl00. garage. fruit trees and
berries. Price $4,000, terms;
phone Columbia 600.
Maternity cases taken reasonable
at ll09 Princeton street, near Burr.
Call Columbia 90I. Seo3t
Wanted Setting hens, Rhode
Island Reds; baby chicks for
sale. .-7l4 S. Crawford street;
Col. $40.
For Sale or Trade for st. Johns
property "a acres. all level, cas-
lily cleared, timber enough TO
pay for land If taken off, on Pa.
cific Highway. one and one-half
miles from town, near school,
and unencumbered. See owner
at 1909 S. lyanhOe street.
Wanted-l2 Rhode Island Red
hens and rooster. Call at 524
T.. John street.
For Sale or Rent-New bunga-
low, partly furnished, 7l3 North
lvanhoe street,
For Rent-Priva;e garage. No.
7o34 Willamette boulevard.
A Good Buys room modern
house with IooxI2S foot corner on
good street, $500, good terms. See
Rice & Tate, l07 n, Jersey.
We will appraise your property
free and will tell you within 500. 90
what a $500 to a $40. 600 property
is worth See Hartford * Shack.
elton, 403 n. Jersey street, oppo'
site posloliice.
For Sale a room modern house,
including complete household fur
niture. Inquire COG S, Hudson st,
Vacant Lots-Will take lot in
trade for Maxwell Touring. See
Rice & Tate, l07 N, Jersey.
Sale or Trade for good building
lot, equity in z room house, only
$1,000, See Rice * Tate.
Vacant Lots-We have a num-
ber of inquiries for residential aud
business lots. List your property
here, Rice & Tate. Io7 N. Jersey;
Columbia 887.
Furnished Cottage for Rent-In-
quire at 524 Il. Richmond street.
No children.
For Rent-Room at 32I +, Bur
lington. Prefer laboring men.