East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 30, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textnam pages & .. - . PAGE SFAT.N I For safety and convenience keep your car in the new 6S Storage and Service Garage 13,560 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND FLOOR STORAGE SPACE. The largest and mo8t modem ground floor garage in the Inland Em pire and second largest in the state. Equipped with heating plant giving uniform temperature. Roomy and accessible always easy to get your ear in and out. Gasoline station at our curb. Oils, lubricants and accessories. Free air and water. Cars washed and polished right Rest room for ladies, with every convenience. Cars cared for by the day, week or month. Special rates on car attention and delivery. Day andNight Service Everything Strictly Fisrt Class Water and Cottonwood Streets. TELEPHONE 530 1 STALLIONS AT ALTA STAWJ, IKNDIjETON, OUEGOJi. One extra (food, bl black Imported l'ercheron. 5 year old, wt. 23M. On extra good imported son of the Kreat ttO.OAO Carnot, (4446I) Ml. J , Other Perchrrons. Ileliflana, Shlr and Clydesdales that are desir able, besides a number of young open with correct pedlitrees from one to three years old and l'ercheron and HelKian mares. All will be r-rlond to sell. If Tom IIae Stallion Tliat Vou Cannot I se longer, I Might Change. J, R. JUSTICE l"KMM?rOS, OHKUOX. J I s Not jiit one, but all the standard make that are firing the greatest mileage and least trouble wider every condition and during each season. No matter what size, see us for GOODYEAR CORD TIRES REPUBLIC TIRES KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES DIAMOND SQUEEGEE TIRES THE FAMOUS GOODRICH SILVERTOWN CORD TIRES CHAINS ALL SIZES. WARNER LENSES VULCANIZING AND RETREADING. We also carry a full line of automobile accessor ies, oils and lubricants. Free air and water, also gasoline service station at our curb. Prompt at tention to your every want and only competent workmen employed. Pendleton Rubber & Supply WHOLESALE) AND RETAIL REALTY TRANSFERS Warranty Herds. K. Q. Horn, et ux. to W. H. Porter, II. 187 acres in Section 19, Township 1 South. Range 33. Lula Grant, et vlr, to J. F Wright, 1175, lota 3 and 4, Block 2, Richard s addition to Athena. Maxwell Land & Irrigation Co., to K. J. Porter, 1750, HE. 1-4 SW. 1-4 NW. 1-4 See. 21. Twp. 4 North, fiance 28. I HURCH ES Presbyterian. Sunday morning Mr. Snyder will preach on the pilnrimmai?e of life; in the evening a sermon to young people, on the. new year and Its op portunities. Usual musical proKram. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Young Peoples Meeting at 6:15. Baptist Let us make this last Sunday of the year one of great profit to us through Joyful spiritual worship. The Bible school meets at 10 o'clock. Preaching 11 o'clock, subject "A Garden of Spices." B- T. P. U '30. Preaching 7: SO, subject "The Bal ance of Jehovah." Good music and a cordial welcome. E. R. Clevenger, Pastor. Christian Science. E. Webb and Johnson street?. Ser vices Sunday, 11 a, m. and g p. m. ; Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Wednesday, 8 p. m. Subject of lesson sermon "Christian Science." The reading room at the church is open dally ex cept Sunday, from 1 until 0 p. m. Christian. Services at the Christian church Sunday, Dee, 31, as follows. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; E. O. Draper, supt; 11 a. m., preaching end communion, 7:Z0 p. m.; sermon, "What Manner of Life?"; 6:30, C. E. service. Church of tile Redeemer. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; divine service and sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The Christmas music will be repeated. The offertory solo, Hallelujah, Christ Is Born, by Birchoff, will b sung by Mr. W. E. Rose All are cor dially invited. Charles Quinney, rector. IXfl M NITAXIA MKIAIi SOU) BY c;l-:itMAX 1'IKM RERUN, Dee. 2S Referring to re ports of the founding of an associa tion for the manufacture and distri bution of mediils commemorating1 tho sinking of the steamship Lusitanla. the Overseas News Agency fcays; "It is officially declared that In Germany this medal is practically un known, and that hardly 10 persons ever saw It. It was coined In a pri vate house in Munich. The manufac turers reported that up to Dee, 1, 1916. a total of 180 of these medals had been sold to the trade, and that of this number 75 per cent went to foreign countries." Methodist. Tomorrow will be an exceptional day. Pulpit variety is profitable and In the morning Rev. M. E. Mortimore our Sunday school superintendent, who Is also an ordained minister, will preach. Special musk will add to the attractiveness and helpfulness of this service. , Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Young People's Society at 6:30. Your pres ence is desired. The evening servico at 7:30 will ap peal to you. The choir will render a special musical program as follows: Anthem "Stilling :he Tempest".. Ch)lr Solo "Cavalry", . Miss Esther South Duet "As Pants the Hart" Miss South and G- H. Mowry At the conclusion of the musical the pastor will preach an appropriate ser mon. We shall be filad to see you at any of our services. Lyman Abbot, that marvelous r.au of brains aid soul, recently said. "The great Me?h. odst church has nlways been the The Most Talked of and Tallied About High Grade Motor Car The Question ask. ed today is not How the Cadillac compares with some other Car, but How some other Car com pares with the Cadillac. There is a wealth of significance in this condition. The Cadillac is In very fact the Rtandard of the World. mam , :(. ... The day of the) hih price for a Motor Car. merer for "name" or "foci.il prestige" is past, and the Eight Cylinder Cadillac Is re sponsible. Today, it domi nates the Quality Field, the Social Field and the Ef ficiency Fl'-ld. CADILLAC AGENCY Umatilla County Distributors 726 Cottonwood St. Tel. 46 A. A. West, Salesman church of the common people."' We are trying to be true to this charuc- terlstlc. Catholic Church. Masses on Sunday Dec. 31st at and 8, and high mass at 10 a. i Sunday evening at 7:30 Father O' Brien from St, Andrew's Mission will preach an appropriate New Year's eve sermon. After Benediction the full choir under the direction of Mr. S. J. Lynch will sing a solemn "Te Deum." New Year s Day masses at 6 and 8 and high mass at 10 a. m. N Benediction at 7:30 In the evening of January 1st. Next Friday being the first Friday of the month the usual services tak place In honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. TA. Wi 1 !i , i "Tlio Winning of Barbara Worth, at the Oregon Theater KTltlay evening. January i. CATTLE RUN LIGHT; PRICES ARE III If, Mattock. President, Ml Hat Court 8C Wm. Dunn, Manager. Telephone 1S i PORTL.VND, Dec. 30. Only the absence of select quality stuff keeps the trade here from reporting liberal sales at the extreme prices recently established for top cattle. While there was a rather firm run of cattle reported in the yards over night, loads coming from Montana, the latter were a direct shipment to Carstens Packing company of Ta come and therefore did not enter the trade here. Offerings on the local market were scant. Feeder stuff is sought about as mach as the best quality beef stuff. Top feeder steers are quoted up to tt, while the bulk of the recent sales have been around $5.50 5.75, for Catarrh Cannot Be Cured wltk LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the; i-snnot reach the seat f tie dlssua Ca tarrh k local ilsesse, greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions, and la order tr rnra It yoi noat take aa Internal remedy Hall Cntarrs. Cure la taken Intnrnall) and arts tnra fbe blow) on tbe mnr.nns enr facet of the system. Hall s Caurrk Cor was prescribed by one of the seat nkystcl ins In ttils eontry for yean. It com nosed of some of the best tonics known combined wltk some of the tost blood pnrlflem. The perfect eomMnatkm of the Inoredtent ta fMII't Catarrk Can what poylnrM tack wonocrfnl remits hi taurrbal '-onouinns. neno me MMTimonuM, rreo. r. J. CHKNHT CO., Propa, Ttllo, O An rtnigglsta. Inc. Hall! Family Pita for const! pal ml REMEDY FOR ME II AT YOUR DRUGGIST. CHICHESTER S PILLS rr-v TIIlolllBA, a HIMI AMI rC HWtlllfe 111 la H,4 Md Ut4 maulmV win, vna Mua stuwa. UrmlMi. AUW( in. UKK-TltR-a UiAlioNn IIKANO riUAbU yean hlwwn as Bnt. Sinju. Alvaya Rehabal good stuff. Something of extra qual ity would probably bring a fraction above the extreme value noted. General cattle market range: Best beef steers $8.00 f 8.25 Cood beef steers 7.75 ft 8.00 Hest beef cows 6.75jrT.Oo Best heifers 6.00 7.00 Ordinary to good 6.00jf 6.2i Hulls 3. 50 m 5.00 Calves 5.00 J 7.00 Stocker-feeder steers .... 6.50i!6.00 Mocker-feeder cows 4.00T5.60 Hog Market is Firm. While prices are unchanged at North Tortland with top quality swine at $9.85, the market Is showing liberal strength and some are ex pecting a further advance in the price. Receipts overnight in the local yards were small and these were quickly sold. General hog market price range: Heavy packing $9.85iSf9.96 Heavy butchers 9.60(if9.65 Light packing 9.609.60 Rough and heavy 8.60 6:9.2s Pigs 8.00 Stockers 6.50 0 8.23 No Mntton Arrivals. No arrivals of mutton were shown overnight in the local yards. For all recent offerings, the market has shown grent strength as Indicated by the sales of Willamette valley lambs up to $10.50. No. 1 east of the moun tain stuff has been available of late, therefore Quotations on tops are on a nominal basis. Genern! mutton and lamb market: Best east of mountain lambs None offered Pest valley lambs $ 10.60 Wethers 8.75 r 9.00 Ewes 6.75$ 7.50 Goats 4.26 Friday TJvcstook Shippers. Hogs Dlckerson ft Halley, Welser Idaho, 1 load; J. O. Bowger. Payette, Idaho, 1 load; C. E. Lucke, Molalla, 1 load. Cattle J. Poomer, Red Rock. Mont., 9 loads direct to Carstens Packing Co. United States Tires All Sizes-All Treads AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES TIRE VULCANIZING "If ItVfor an Automobile We Have It" Our stock is large and complete. Our location is handy. Give us a trial Gasoline, Water and Air Service Station at Our Curb Havoline, Oilzum, Oils and Lubricants ALLEN-WARD Co., Inc. Successor! to G. I. LaDow Main and Alt Streets Telephone 400 MivaA stuff Vat) Prnl Pltnnla SOLO BV DRUGGISTS EYUVVKiEtt I Wash.. 1 load cattl. and hot 5 I (5 ! M r4 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AND LAND BCSrNKSS BENTUEY ft MONTGOMERY, REAL estate, fire. Hie and aocident Insur ance agent (II Main street Pkone 404. AUCTIONEERS. COL. W. F. YHNKA, AUCTION eer, makes a spdalty of farmers ock an machinery sales. "The man that frets yoa the money." LeaTe orders at East Oregontan off lea. SECOND HAND DEALERS. V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEW and second hand (roods. Cash paid for all second-hand roods bought. Cheapest place in Peadleton to buy household goods. Coma and iret oar prices. Ill K. Court traet Phone IT1W. ARCHITECT. RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARCHI tect. Despala Building. Phone 7 It. Fendletaa. Oregon. DOCTORS. DR. a A. ROD PRACTTCH Un ited ts the eye, ear. nose and throt. Hours I to IS and 1 to I. and by ap pointment Suite II. J add Bids. ATTORNEYS. JOHN W. HUFF. Law. Room I, al Baak bulldHag. ATTORN BT-AT-Aiaeiiaaa Nation RALBY ft RALBT, ATTORNYS AT law. Offloa la Aaieiieaa Ratlanal Baak Balldlag. GEOHOB W. COOTT8, ATTOBN1Y at lav. Estates settled, wills, deeds, marttraffM and eoa tracts drawn. Collections made. Boom 17, Schmidt blook. FEB ft FIB. ATTORENTS AT UAW. Office la Despaln banding. CARTER ft SMYTH B, ATTORNEYS at law. Office In rear of American National Baak building. JAMBS B. PBRRT. ATTORJTBW AT law. Offloa arer Taylor ardwar oompaay. PETERSON ft BISHOP. ATTOR neys at law; rooms I aatd i, Smtth Crawford balldlag. OOUGLA8 W. BAILBY. ATTORNEY at law. Will practice la al state aad federal aoarta, Rooms, T, I aa.l t, Despala build lag. FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTOR ney at law. Office In Smith-Craw-ford building. & A. LOWELL, ATTORNEY AND counsellor at law. Offloa la Da spaln building. FI NKRAL DIRECTORS, J. T. BROWM'S FURNITVRE STORH Funeral director and licensed era balmer. Most modern funeral par lor, morgue and funeral car. Ca;i responded to day or night. Corner Main and Water streets. Telephone II. JOHN & BAKER. FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embatmer. Op posite postofflca. Funeral parlor, two faaeral cars. Calls responded to day or Bight Phone 71. MONTANA FARM LAN Del, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAITWAT Lands In eastern Montana at 11.11 to 111 per acre. Suitable for farming or grazing. Easy terms. For Infor mation writs or see W. E. Hoh, Ml law City, Montana.