East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 20, 1918, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Section Two, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11

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NEW TODAY ,
NoUre. '
Special meeting Pendleton. Lodge
N-o. 62. A. F. A. M.T Monday evening.
April ind. Work In E- A. By ordar
of W .M.
htJIt BALK New Ford roadater.
Overland Pendleton Co, 812 .John
ion. Phone St 2. '
KOR RKNT One of the.nuwt desir
able rooms In the cliy, 7 windows,
large closet. Water In room. 407 W.
Alta.
rom-ayed.
One black horse. 4 years oliL weight
1100 lbs., white spot on each shoulder,
had on halter. 810 reward. Lean
Dudley. Athena. Oregon. . .
WANTED Elerly man for Janitor.
etc. Good wages. Inquire 0 "C"
this office.
FOR SALE Sowlnug machine, bl
v. mi and other 'household furnitu
bed
814 B- Webb.
ItBW TODAT. . ,
Each new 'aoertIaement will
be run under Taaarr" .'
the flrat Inacrtlon only. Purlng
aubaequent Inaertlona of the aa
It will appear under lu proper
(Uaaalflcatioa, ...
Architect
UAVMOND W. BATCH. Architect. D
apaln building, fo-ana auala
ton, 'Oregon.
Auto Hire.
D. B. Waffle, touring, elty
Charles Cv phona T.
tripe.
Cleaners
1 1 AX K your clothes cleaned or pressed
Jluad's J0 W. Webb. Phone .
WKDWNO ANNOUNCE M K N T H
Call and see the differs tit samples
of engraved announcement. Invita
tions, carda, etc., at the Eaat O reso
rt mn office. Printed orders furnished
If ynu wlah.
The beat price you will ever get tor
a ued artkie will be the result of a
want ad
ina ioaai ttotiieiw.iine bimruar you
will ever have will come to you In
answer to s want ad. ,
: Latest 'm Millinery 7
BRING IN fOim HAT. VVE TRIM WIIltE
YOU WAIT. TWO BUSY MILLINERS.
Hosiery and Sitionefy
PRIJIROSES AND FERNS
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' The Wants and Needs of Pendleton Are Noted Under Proper Headings so You Cn Readily Find Them -
: Miscellaneous
EQUS from choice, large, whiter lay
ing strain R. I. Reds, none " better.
II. B0 for 15; 88 per hundred, phone
10FS. ' - ' ,
LACE CURTAINS laundrlod with
care I'hone 248-J.
r BUT ALL KINDg of Junlr, t top
' prices. Iron and sacks a specialty.
Paclfto Junk Co., i. B. Jones, prop.,
817 Cottonwood street.
SCIENTIFIC) rug cleaning. All work
guaranteed. - Reference Furnished.
Phone 66SI-W. . Appointment for free
demonstration ,701 Water St.
FOR TRADE Gq4 paying business
on Main alrevt. Invoice about I5S50.
Want good residence property for
83(00, balance cash. Address 4 ,"S"
care this office-
PAINTING, paperhanging
Phone 82.
K- t'oat.
, Auctioneers
COL. W. F. TOHNKA, Auctioneer",
-make a a specialty of farmere' stock
and machinery sales. "The man thai
gets you tbe money." Leave orders at
taat Oragrtnlan Office,
Contractors and Builders.
a 6WAN80N E. R. DuPuls. Eat
males given free. All work guar
anteed. Ve build anything, city 01
eountry work. Phone S4XM. .
TTMK CARD
Weatnn-Pcodletnn An to Stage
Leaves Weston tor Pendleton at T:4I
a. m. and 12:48 p. m.
Leaves Athena, for Pendleton at !:(
a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leave Adams for Pendleton at :I
a. rn. and 1:28 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton (Allea-KatgM
Store) for Weston at 18 a m. and
8:08 p. m.
AM- HAWORTH. Driver.
The offer of your rrPeriy which
will appeal to you aa "right" wlU
come from a reader of your ad. '
Second-Hand Dealers
V. erKOl.I.sl. dealer In new and aao
ond band sooua. Ca.h paid for aa
end nasi goods. Cbapwt place to buy
hooaruoid goods, tin a- Court rUoua
111 W. . ,
The moat valuable toualnaae ao
aualiilanee you will ewer make will
nar have alll find you through a
want ad.
I - v11 UK- AT 'EM Vq CTI.
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knocking It down again. Captain J.
V. Ttiominon of Company M. Fiftieth
ini.v hi ihovn with the battler
and hl dummy-, jrhe, tighter gave an
exhibition, of the uee or me uummy
before the company In Washington.
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URGH ES
l-.V-V..'..:i.''----.-!-k'.!';ii
MetUwilHt.
For the community's betterment the
following services are offere tomor
row. Our church school at 10 a. m.
Is receiving our moat conscientious
attention. Wo mfnh to make it as ef
ficient and helpful to your children
aa possible.
The annual service of the W- F. Is'.
H. will be held at U a. m. If you
want to see whither the church Is
bound hear the pastor speak upon
For Bent
FURNISHED APT, Hamilton Court.
HOUSBKEfclPINO BOOMS. 801 Clay.
FOR RENT Bleeping room for gen-
lemun. . Close In- . Phone 4i0it. .
FOK RENT Unfurnished 8-room
; apartment- 22 E. Washington. .
DOUGLAS COURT Apt. for rent to
party buying furnishings. Tele
phone. 718. .
FOR -RENT Two room . furnished
iiouae. Inquire 820 Cosble.
FOR RENT Furnished room. Phone
78SW.
2-ROOM apartment and sleeping
room to rent S18 Garden. Phone
J07-R- '
FOR RENT Garagge, corner Alta
and Johnson-' Inquire ,-48X" this
omce-
SLEEPING and TiousekeeBing moms
at 808 Willow street.
FOR RENT Sewing ntachtnes of nil
makes, 81 00 per week. ft.OO per
month. ' llaCUntook and Simpson, 400
B. Ceort. ;' .
FOR RENT Furnished APU 801
Water St.
FOR, KENT Two nicely furnished
Sleeping rooms with bath and tele
phone. Inquire 4C-M this office.
FOR RENT 8 room apartment In
steam heated building. Apply this
office. '
FOR RENT 8 room apt- Steam
' heat, . hot and cold water. Apply
. F. Robinson, Domestic Laundry.- '
ALTA APARTMEST9 Thoroughly
remodeled; furnished or unfurnish
ed suites reasonable. 702 E. Alts, C.
p. Barnett.
Farm Land For Sale
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FOR SALE 878 acres of k choice
wheat land near Wealon, land lies
In gentle slope .and best of tractor j
bind, half In crop this year. Owner,
'gets poaMMuilon 1 1 ils fall. Price 110
per acre wilh tarme. Corbeit Reality
re.. First Alder St., Walla Walla.
Wash.
n moat "lucky" want ad you
have ever written may be your neil
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"Methodiism's Staggering Program."
We capitalize strength not weakness!
Epworth league will meet at 7 p.
a Young people will do well to in
vest 0 minutes In this service.
Evening praise and worship t 8 p.
m. The pastor."s theme will be
"Christ. With the World Touch' You
wlU find a warm welcome at all our
services. ,
ItnlMiNt.
Bible school meets at 9:G0; preach
ing 11 o'clock. Subject. "Hid Treas
ure." The men's chorus will sing. I.
Y. .P. U-, 7 o'clock; preaching- 8 o'
clock, tiubject, "Conversion."
ChrilsUan Sflemw.
E. Webb and Johnaodn streets. Ser
vices Sunday, 11 a. m. an 8 p. m. Sun
day school 10 a- m- Weneaday even
ing services 8 p. m. Subject of the
lesson sermon, "Doctrine " of Atone,
njent." The reading room at the
church Is open dally, except Sunday,
from 1:30 until i p. m. -
lfcxbytorian Church. (
Usual servlees morning and evenlns-
Wanted
WANTED Good, clean
rasa, at The
East Oregonlan office.
WANTED Woman cook and dinning
roem girl. Phone or write Hotel
Stanfleld,. Stanfleld, Oregon, .
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Phone 88.
WANTED Woman, without cnUdren,
to cook and assist with general
house work. Apply 40-M this office.
WANTED Sewing, phone 482-W.
WANTED At once, pasture for 1
head calves. Write James Hill,
Helix, Qre., or phone 873. .
WANTED-By May 1, a 5 or 8 room
modern cottage or bungalow- Call
phpne. 411. . ...
WOMAN wants work on ranch. Cook
house or camp preferred.' '7P0
East Webb.
Used Cars
I WILL TRADE iy Chevrolet for
your Ford. See Miller,. 721 Cotton
wood. WS HAVE THREE Dodge Brothers
touring cars, one Ford and one Bu
te k for sale, reasonable. K. P. Mo
Lean, Main street, opposite Pendleton
Hotel. Phone 222.
FOR BALE Velie In good condition.
t passenger. Would make good
truck . Phona 40 or 4. v - .
The month In which you rlnLnn4
answer the tnort want Hi wllT tw
your "good -fort una" month. , '
i x i . m-i j il
v Draymen
CALL P.NLAND BROS VAN t
movf your household goods. Tele
phone 83. Alao baggage transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
W. A. MILES, bat gage, transfer and
drayaga. Office phona 84. Uea.
74SR.
The turnljig of the lane" In your
personal fortunes may be reached
through a want ad. -
CHICHESTER 5 FILLS
TV i I'; .-.-.,. -w.W
W fJ ! , : taal. At . Hr . afl
-lPV" MO, much oaueeouft'
I I t rv f v-r - 1
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v 'an ftar
nnnn
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Mr. tsnyder, the pastor, will preach at
both services. Morning subject, "Par
adise lost and Kegained." 8 p- n.
"The True Optimism." Sunday school
10-a. m. young people's meeting at 7.
p. ni.. Good program of music ar
ranged. UNIVERSITY FOR U. S-
SOIjUIEKS IV WtAXCE
V. M. C A. OrganizinK' InMJUitlon
W here CoimiotA rouraea Will
. 15e (Mven. ' , ' ,
A university foT the Anucrlcan soU
dlers In France Is now. being organ
lied by E. C Carter, general secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A. with the Amer
ican 'expeditionary force. Classes will
bo held in all the 500 huts of the or
ganization along the French front.
Teachers will be drawn from among
the Y. M- C- A. secretaries and from
the ranks-of the soldiers.
More than 100 college presidents,
publlo school superintendents and
I principals among the 2000 secretaries,
the autlonal war. work council of the
Y. M- C- A. said yesterday In announc
ing the Inauguration of the plan, will
For Sale
LODGING HOUSE FOR SALE Call
one to 4 p. m. 838 Cottonwood St.
HOQ3 . FOR SALE Fifteen good
brood sows with from als to ten
pigs each. Tom Boyleo, Jr Echo,
Ore.
FOR SALE Wheat hay at Yoakum
: see B. D. Smith..
WICKER BABY carriage for
Call 7I8J. . , ......
FOR SALE One 18 foot Holt . Come
tine with Atlas engine. Write R. X
Campbell, Box. 86. Pendleton.
FOR SALE the following aisea . In
second hand tires, 30x3. 20x3 1-2.
32x3 1-2, 22x4. 24x4 real snaps. Slmpr
son Tire Service Co., 223 E. Court.
FOR SALE 480 acre wheat ranch.
about 180 In crop, about 400 under
cultivation, 80 pasture, good drilled
well, good house and. other buildings.
Crop and farm nischlnery with place
at 3 an acre. Plow land all level.
One hair cash or will take Liberty
Bonds for first payment or all on
terms to suit buyer at t per cent- 18
miles southwest of Condon on .good
road. Owing to my health I would
like to make a. change. No trade.
Write or call on Owner for further
particulars. D. M- Walton, Mayvllls.
Ore. . . .; ...
FOIt SALE Assorted Burbank pota
toes, from I to 8008 sacks at Tt
eon is per 100 lbs Buyer Must fur
nish saeka and sack potatoes at pit.
Uocaled 1-4 miles from Stanfleld. Ad
i dress 1L X. Barltioluiuew, titan fie Id.
Oregon.
FOR SALE Wheat hay,
- Pendleton. Ore.
1 B. Bell,
FOll SALE Qood high speed Wis.
ard washing machine- I'hone 348VV.
full SALE NEW and second hand
New Horn and The Free Machine.
McCUntnok Bimpeun. 400 a. uourt.
The quickest "exit" from a real per
plexity you will ever make will ha by
lha "want arl way."
V' - ,V 7 ' v-1'
. I . ev'' a .
II a Wr,.asl s.t . n t at
AT VOUS) fmiCGIT
.tar
Would Your r Wife i
; Drive Your Car?
YES! If she could start it
from the seat. .
Ouf model ""four-Ninety"
Chevrolet is light in weight,
high grade in construction and
has an unfailing electric!
starting ytem. -
It would be a pleasure for
your wife 13 drive such a car.
fi We will accept
m your Fdrd
111 UUCi
OBOI
for the nucleus for the faculty of this
far flung university. Anson Phelps
Stokes, secretary of Yale University,
Is to act as temporary director. Even
tually control will be placed in an ar
my commission of three American ed
ucators. 1
. ' Enthusiastic over 'the possibilities
Rif the scheme a group of French ed
ucators have offered their services.
French will be one of the subjects
taught intensively. '
Elementary English and ven read
ing, writing and arithmetic will have
their place .In the curriculum, while
college men win nave a cnance w
tlnue their studies Interrupted by war.
A special effort will be made to pre-
pare the men for vocational useful
ness after the war. Certificates will
be issued to those who have made
good use of the opportunity offered.
These will be accepted for credit at
American universities.
Two teachers already at work an
Prof. John Ersklne of Columbia and
Prof. Daly, "iad of Harvard's Biology
"both Y. M- C- A. secre-
zjepartmew,
tarles.
SOliDIEK TK1ES "HOOKY" CAMB
"T.aht of Iad"' Note Sloans
Kitulicn
, Police.
' CAMP LEWIS, April 20. School
day methods are not effective In the
army. A private at Camp Lewis who
resorted to truancy In an effort to ob
tain an extension of his furlough
learned this to his chagrin. Several
days ago a company commander re
ceived the following telegram from
one ot his men on furlough In a Cal
ifornia city.
Father very low. Kindly grant a
ten-day extension of furlough. It may
be the last of dad. Respectfully,
PRIVATE BLANK.
This was followed by a telegram
signed with the nanie ot a physician
saying Private Blank's father was very
.'WAtrr ad coinra aitd
CLASSIFIED DUBJBCTORY.
Counting six ordinary words 8o
the line and charges by -the
Una. -
Want ads and locals.
Hates le Mae.
First Insertion, per line .10o
Each add. inacrtlon. par line an
One week (six inaertlona),
each Insertion, per line 8o
1 mo. each lnaertlon. par line AO
8 month contract, each in
sertion, per line : 80
12-month contract, each inaer
' tion, per line . So
No ads taken for leas than Ifre
' - Ads taken over the telephone
oaly from Eaat Oregonlan sub
scribers and those Jietea in tne
"Telephone Directory. Copy muet
be tn our office not later
1:18 o'clock day ot publication.
Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" Weeder gets ail
the weeds the first time over the
field. Saves one-third ths time and
does lota better work. Order now.
Pendleton Weeder works, 833 Cotton
wood St.
Attorneys
FRED K. SCHMIDT. Attoraey at Law.
Room 24. Smith-Crawford Bids.
FRANK DAVIS. Attorney at Law, Of
fice u ml l -crew cord jjunaing.
D. W. BAILEY. Attoraey at I
Rooms , 8, 8. Deepain Building.
GEORGE W. COUTTa Attorney
Law. Room 17, Schmidt block.
CARTER SMYTHS. Attoraaye at
Law. Offlea la rear of American Ka-
tloaai Bank Building.
FEB a rtK, Attorneya at Law.
la Daepein Building.
H. LaiEATOH, Attorney at Law. Boon
14, Bui! lb -Or aw ford Building.
a A. NK WHERRY, Attorney at
Smltb -Craw ford Building.
PKTKKSON a BISHOP, Attorneya at
Law. jtooma a ead 4. nuiitn-craw-
ford Building.
JAMKS B. PtIIKV. Attorney at Law.
Office ever le lor liaawara Cum- i
Paay.
iHAi.RT a KALKT. Attoraaya at law.
i otrice in Amarleaa Nauuaal aaan
Building.
a A. Low ELL, Attoraey and Counaal-lea-
a law Offlea ta DMaala Hldar- j
JOB I'HINTllSU at tha East Orego- '
nlan cfrica.
u
C.&F. McrC9.il
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722 OXtonwood Street. .
low. The desired extension was wired
by the captain, who was affected ty
the "last-of-dad ' note strucK Dy tnm
private. Unfortunately for the latter,
however, a secret service agent learn
ed of the young man's tactics, investi
gated and discovered that "dad" was
a husky policeman patrolling nm ran
The "last of dad; will prooaosy
come for Private Blank when he fin
ishes his allotted period ot kithen po.
lice.
HUNGARY'S WORKFRS
ASK WV1.VG WAGES
ROME. April 20.A-The Budapest
newspapers report that the employes)
of the state In Hungary sent a depu
tation to Emperor Charles to place be
fore him jthelr Intolerable condition.
They declared the Increase of salary
granted them recently was too small
to meet the high cost of living.
" The denutatton demanded that the
slate supply them meat, clothing, soap
and shoes, otherwise, they Insisted.
It was impossible for the employes to
gain strength enough to do the stren
uous work Imposed by war conditions.
The emperor promised to consider
their petition, but gave them no hopa
that their demands would be granted.
Catarrh Cannot Bo Cured
with LOCAL APi'LICATIO.NS. ss t!y es
hot reach tb seat of th; dti-fse. CaJarrb
Is a local dLseaj"., greatly Uinl by
constitutional conditions, and in orsier te
cure It you aitiffr tnfce an infernal remf-tfy.
ii all's Otcarrb MedtclM is takes tnteraauy
and acts thru the blood on the mncoaa sur
faces of the am! em. UaU'e Catarrh ale-ik
due was prescribed by one of the best phy
sicians la tuts country for years. It la
eceapoaed of Borne ot the beat tonics known,
combined with some of the beat blood puri
fiers. Tbe perfect combination of the ut
gradients in Hulls Catarrh Mwticftxi Is
what prodocea ancb wonorfil reanlra in
catarrhal -ceodlUoBS. aieud toe testlmonA
ala, free.
V. 1. CHICNTY ft Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Haifa Family Ills fur coaatipatloa. .
All Vrostfiais, Tftc.
Notices
Farmers Attention.
. The County Farmers Union wlU hold
an all day meeting at Holdman Sat
urday, April 13th, with dinner served
at noon. A fine program has been
arranged with W. W. Harrah, who
has Just returned from Washington,
aa chief speaker. Thin meeting will
bo of. Interest to all farmers and all
are Invited to be In attendance.
8. A. 8TUBBS.
Secretary Pendleton Local.
Notice, Mules Strayed.
Strayed from my place 8 1-2 miles
northeast ot Yoakum one eyed hay
mare mule and one brown mule mealy
nose, weight 1150 to 1200 lbs. Reward-
Henry Struve, Pendleton, Ore
gon.
Lezals
OTlC13 OK BALK OF IMPROVE
MENT BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will bo received at the office of
the City Recorder in Pendleton, Ore-,
gon, up to I o'clock p. ro. on Ajirtl
24th. 112, for 82.850.8t street Im
provement Bonds ot The City ot Pen
dleton, bearing data of March 1st.
118, and hearing Interest at the rata
of per cent "per nrmum, wach bid
must bo accompanied by a certified
check In the sum of 1160 00 matio
payable to tha order of the acting
Mayor of Tha City of Pendleton, tn
bo returned to tha bidder if unsuc
cessful and to be forfeited If tha Bid
la accepted and tha bidder falls to
enter into a contract in accordance
with the terms of his said bid.
Tha Common Council reserves lha
right to reject nny and all bids at ita
pleasure.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this
11th day of April, 118.
THOS. FIT ZGEKALD,
Recorder of The City of Pendleton.
Xotk'O of PaynarM uf 41ty of lra
dar4un lanjiratenaeut Huiaila.
Notice la hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Now.
18. Series D. 11 and 12. Herles N, 8,
Series l' and 8. aVrlrs X. will be paid
upon presentation thereof to the tin
deralsnrd at the Amtrtran National
Ba-ik, pendletun. 1'matllla County.
Oreaon- Interest on said Bonds
ceases May 1, 118.
1'aied April 14. ltU,
I.EE MOl.RHOI'HE.
Trea., City i,f PeaOlrion,
Pr WJlSiiu Xicktlarrt, tS)Uir'