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,,Joss of rfficiency, comfort. .
nuxk-rnizt-d improvements,
'beauty of design or lung
; lived service. '
'.'The. absence of any one of
these essentials robs you of
." maximum value, useiulii2.3
x4uid satisfaction.
At a low first cost and or
.economical maintenance,
.this Model IX) gives jover -iproditfious
power front its
. . jiertrctcd, frugal with -Tucl
motor.
. jipfxaranee,' Perfirtnatue
Cemfert, Service and Pries
Overland Pendleton Go.
'"-.. WII-IAS-OVKIUiAND MOTOIt AH DEAfjKns
812 Johnson St. ; - Phone 542
Better a bread card with liberty
than a Mailed ox commandeered by
the kaiser. -
An Jnside Bath .
Makes You Look I
and Feel Fresh
Bay a'glaaa of hot water' with
I pftosphat befer breakfast
- keep tlinea away, i.
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Thla ,.xcIHnt, common-M
..health meaaur .being
adopted by mllllone. t
Physicians Ihe world over recom
mend the inside bath, claiming this i
vaa.tu ta.tra ImnnWnnf fhim fill t
side cleanliness, because the skin
nor.. At nni nhmrh Imourities Into
the hiood. causing III health while the
pores in the ten yards of bowels do.
Men and women are urged to drink
each " morning before breakfast a
glass of hot water With a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate In . It, as a
. harmless means of helping to wash
from the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the previous days' indigestible
: material, poison, sour bile and toxins;
thus cleansing, sweetening and puri
fying the entire alimentary canal be
fore putting more food Into the stom
ach. Just as aonp and hot mater cleanse
and freshen the skin, so hot water and
limestone phosphate act on tho elim
inative organs.
Those who wake up with bad breath,
coaled tongue, nasty taste or have a
r!ull. aching head, sallow complexion,
acid stomach; others who are subject
to bilious attacks 'or constipation.
should obtain a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate at the drug store,
This wiffcost very little but is suffl-
clent to demonstrate the value of In-iValley yearlings ........ 15.25015.50
side bathing. Those who continue It Wethers . 13.00i 1S.60
each morning are assured of pro-.JJwes .' 12.0j 12.50
notinced results, both in regard . to 1 , shorn sheep 2H3c below quota
health and appearance. ,tions.
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It is simple to handle, has
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easily operating cjutch, V t-
It is comfortable with spa
cious interior, wide seats, deep
upholstery, rear cantilever
springs, lCfl"vheclbase,lar(fo
tires, non-skidrear.andAuto-Lite
Starting and lighting.
.Successful "men do not
w caste their time and energy
in getting around thousands
-', ,use this Model 00 and save
-, their vitality for Iheiloing of
more things in less time.
TOPSTEERS BRING
1 4.25 IS PORTLAND
PORTLAND. April 27. Market for
cattle reflects great strength at Xorth
Portland. In fact at this time; qual
ify considered, Portland Is one of the
highest markets in the entire country.
Local offerings of cattle are : scant
and It has been found necessary to
(again go into Montana and other dint.
I ant points for actual requirements..
r While thfre was a fairly good run
(reported In the yards overnight, local
'packers brought In some of the stuff
'direct from their own feed lota.
I , General cattle market fange: i
Good to choice steers. .$13.26 14.25
.'Medium to good -steers. . 12. 00S 13.00
Common to med. steers 10.2S W 1 1.25
Choice cows and .heifers 11.2S12.25
Common to good cows and -
heifers
.vastners
7.25il0.75
4.25 01 6.55
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6.25W10.T5
8.75112.25
iCales
Blocker and feeder steers
7.00 Cf 9.00
Kntitc Trade Holds Firm.
. Great .strength continues , in' .the
swine trade at North Portland. Over
night there was a fair run and these
sold well early around former prices.
The eastern situation la showing a
steadier tone with, advances noted at
some points, although Portland con
tinues at the extreme point. ' .
General hog market range:
Prime mixed $17.0O H.OO
Medium mixed , 17.0erl7.86
Rough and .heavy. ..... 16.51.85
Pigs lo.60i'16..
, Small Offering of Mutton.
- Small offerings of mutton - were
shown in the North Portland yards
overnight. Some came direct to, pack
ers on previous purchases at country
points. .General trend of the trade Is
strong. .
General sheep and lamb range:
ippring lambs
$ 20.00
15. 25ff 15.50
iM'estern yearlings
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Fciio cay nam by
i;03SE wiLL RECOVER
William UcCormmacK Suf-
, f ered Broken Leg Dur
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1 East Oregonuin Special),
ECHO, April 27.- The ladlea of the
local Tied Cross Auxiliary served
luncheon, Thursday .afternoon from 2
o'clock until 6 o'clock at the city
hall and netted $30.70. . This tnakee
$101.05 raised In Echo during this
month by the Echo branch of the Red
Cross. . . . i '
Tho auxiliary also elected officer
on the same afternoon. The, entire
corps of previous officer were elect
ed and are a follows: Chairman,
Mrs.rT. M. Johnuon; vice chairman.
Mre. R. B. Stanfleid; secretary, Mrs.
A. B ThomRon;"- treasurer, Mr. Wm.
Efifielstyn 1 -
The organization In Echo i beside
raising the amount of money reported
above, finished' 191 garments : since
March 27. '
-Wm. McCormick,Vhe. thirteen year
old son of Mi and Mrs. . Humes Mc
Cornitck who . was dragged tbrough
the streets tu? his horse on Thursday.
v an resting much, easier last evening.
Although, ha Is terribly, bruised and
bis right leg Is broken just abov the
ankle his condition, la, not considered
fatal. . ' .
I His sister. Miss Adaline McCormlckl
who (, Just recently graduated as a
nurse from the La Grando hospital,
is here nursing him.
Miss Krma Ashbaugh who has been
III with pneumonia, is, much better.
. Carl Gilbert ,ha spent tho past
week In.I'endJeton. ,...
.. I'. Adams in a business visitor In
Seattle, Ho, left-for that city on
Sunduy. f ' ' -t t-.' .
Mrs. C- ft, IJsle,sreturned Thursday
f iim a short visit, with her son Nel
sttn Taylor of Lena. Ore. ' I
Mrs. Jack iJhatoiL, nrn , Ida
WeJls, ,of ,Bend;' tpenl. , yesterday In
Kelio .visiting with Wtas Bsther
Kcholl. She t left 'for Pendleton this
morning, to spend a few days with
Meadsv. ... -. t
"Horn., on Sunday. April 21, to Mr.
and Mrs. Win, H. Long, a baby girl.
r The. Willamette University Glee
Club Will be, here tonight at tho city
hall. The entertainment is given un
der the auspices of the M. Ei church
and promises ta..be of unusual inter
est. -
Mrs. Agnes Wiggle of Portland Is
visiting here, the guest of Mrs. C. A.
Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. -Johnson and
Mrs. J. F. Cook were visitors In Pen
dleton on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. It. Jordan was In Pendle
ton on Wednesday.
SOMR PIUXKS X)MMTTTEI
BY ' HMtTHQTJAKE
SAN1 JACINTO. April 2. "Ra--mnna,"
Idealistic Indian character .of
Helen Hunt Jackson, suffered In the
earthquake when the home of R. E.
Strout fell In ruins. It was there that
"Aunt Ho," now dead, was In real
acters, lived, and It was there that
much of the novel was written by Mrs.
Jackson.
Burled In the ruins Is "Ramona's
Chair," enmeshed In romance, a show
thing here and a feature dear to the
heart of many tourists. Helmet was
the scene of much of the Indian ro.
mance. "
"Aunt Rl," now dead, was In real
life a Mrs, Jordan remembered by a
few of the oldest settlers.
Fortune played queer tricks in the
earthquake. A Chinese cook In the
Vosburg Hotel was made Indignant,
almost to forgetfulness of his little
English, when the shocks broke all the
freshly washed dishes from the hotel's
Sutfday dinner and left quite safe piles
of unwashed tableware.
The Bothing block, once a two story
ones nullum, lost its upper nair in aa
earthquake Christmas Day, 1899. Yes
terday the Bhock leveled the lower
story. ,
A linotype machine In the office of
the San Jacinto Register, facing In One
direction before the earthquake, fac
ed In the opposite diroctlon after
wards. Apparently the halfturn dam
aged It In no way.
SPIKF.r HRLMET SKLI.S
FOR. m'NDItKT THOUSAND
NEW YORK. April 2. The Ger
man spiked helmet, trophy of the sec
ond hattle of Ypres which J- P. Mor-
gsn obtained last week hy purchasing
$50,000 worth of Liberty loan bonds
at a loan rally here, was auctioned
arain today, Mr. Morgan having re
turned H for this purpose. This time
It sold for $100,000. Peter Doelfer.
brewer, buying that amount of Liberty
bonds. Mr. Doelfer Immediately re
stored the helmet to the loan commit.
tey to be resold.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APl'LICATIO.VS, aa tbey can
not reach the seat of the diaeaae. Catarrh
Is a local diaeaae, greatly Influenced by
coaarituttonai conditions, sad in order te
cure it yov nst take sn internal remedy.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Intarnallt
and arts thru the blood on tua nncoas sur
faces of tha ayalem. -'liall's Catarrh Uedt
elna was prearribed by one of the beat phy
ah-lana In tbts conntry for years. It Is
posed of some of the bast toolee known.
eonithned with lone of the beat blood rmrt-
flera. The perfect combination of tha In.
Keedlents la Hall's Catarrh Medlelne Is
hat irodneea aueh wonderful reaulta la
catarrhal coodltloDs. , Send for testltaoah
Is, free.
J. CIIHNKT CO., Props., Toledo, a
Bella Kamllr tills for coaatipatioa..
All Dfeexlsts. 75a.
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Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found,
For Reri't, For Sale, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference.
NEW TODAY
IT, H li-"
FOlt SALE One four , flame
. stove. -, Good as new, cheap,
pair hip" rubber boots, almost ,
Phone 693W,
oil
One
new.
WANTED Second hand Underwood
Typewriter. Must be In first class
condition and priced reasonable. Ho-!
tel Kcho. i
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FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs for
hatching $1.00 for lj, Apply 220
Long street or phono 208W
WANTED Waitresses at The Quelle
. ..Cafe. .',,,
FOR RENT One large outside un
furnished room suitable for light
housekeeping. Phone .ill-it....... .,
FOR SALE Bedstead, mattress and
springs, i Phone 730M.
FOR. RENT 4 -room, house .close in.
Phone 190 or 113.
STEW TOD AT,
: aeh new. advertisement will.
, .be run under -w Ta4ar" tor.,
the first insertion only. During,
subsequent insertions of the ad '
It will appear under Us proper
classification. .
Real Estate
. Montana Ij"1 for ial. , ,
I will Irade ray 240 acres Montana
farm land, located in Dawson Co., 4
miles from, Jtiehey. a ralh-oad town,
for. good, modern residence property
In-Pendleton or will, sell on terns to
responsible party. See me at Hotel
Bowman. ( R, B, Miller. "owner.,
TbA. rnnit vb I n hln , business se
qualutance you Will ever make will
ever have will Ind yoa . through a
wane aa.
WEDDING ANNDL'NCE M E N T iS
Call and see the different samples
of engraved announcements. Invita
tions, cards, etc., at the East Orego-
nian office. Printed orders lurnlslieu
If you wish. '
AGRJEEMK.VT TO EXD AIR RAIDS
l!OPOSKJ IX rtElCH(jTAG
Socialist Itenorted to Haw Made Sug
gestion Regarding Open Towns Out
side War Zona ; t ;
LONDON, April 24. ARautcr dis
patch from Amsterdam says that, ac
cording to advices from Berlin, dur
ing the sitting of the Reichstag, Herr
Geek, socialist, - suggested making an
agreement with, the i allies to cease
aerial attacks on open towns outside
the war gone.
A government representative re.
plied that no official request had
hitherto come from - the allies, but
that should It be received. It would
be examined by the military authori
ties. " . , ' ' i
CORN BREAD POPrLAR
ATTHB WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, April 24. Corn-
bread is served at the White House.
Wheat and" w beat products have been
off the menu there for some time, it
was learned through local food offi
cials.
ahe city Is believed to be leading
the wheat savers of the country. Res
taurants, hotels and clubs have cut
off wheat in any form.
The city is believed to be leading
the wheat savers of the country. Res- i
taurants, hotels and clubs have cut .
off wheat In any form, i
OUTBURSTS OF
756T eAN-OTHeR.iWOADot.y
rYoo. or. s't-cT- oaves Yow'
NOTMBft GcxjoTslamI OvesR.
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Wanted
WANTED aood, clean rags, at
East Oregonian office.
WANTED Woman cook and dinning
. roem girl. ' Phone or writs Hotel
Stanfleid, ; Stanfleid, Oregon.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Phone 68.
WANTED Woman, without children,
', to cook and assist with general
bouse work. Apply 40-M thla office.
WANTED Sewing, phone 482-W.
WANTED At once, pasture for 10
. head calves. . i-Wrlte ; Janaea Hill,
Helix, Ore., or phone 73. ' "
WANTED Competent woman or girl
r. for general housework. t. Apply 600
W. Court or phone 113.
BOY. WANTS work on rane hor In
, tpwn. Apply 124 Jeff Davis.
WANTED Girl for dining room
work. Inquire Mrs. T. C. Crawford,
Rlelh, Ore.
WANTED -Competent elp for gen
i ral housework. Mrs, -W. U Thomp
son. . Phone 430.
MAN AND WIFE, wants work
ranch. Apply Kenmore Apts.
LADY EMPLOYED wants pleasant
room. Address 53M this office.
Cleaners
HAVE your clothes cleaned or pressed
Rudd's 20 W.,.Wel.b. Phona CSC.
, Lost
LOST 3 year old sorrel horse. Ranch
mark LO left, side, one white hind
ankle, a star face. Finder please no
tify Anton Arnold. Stanfield. Ore.' :
LOST 2 mules, 1 bay, 3 coming 4
year old mule, weight aout 1050,
fresh . brand "SB" on left shoulder:
also 1 black mule. 3 year old. weight
1050. branded "SB" on left Bhoulder.
Last heard of In Alkali Canyon, near
Ben Fix's ranch, about 15 miles
southwest of Pendleton. WH,! pay
suitable reward for return of mules.
Advise. Dan P., Smythe, Pendleton.
The wholesale bakers have set the
example to. merchants, having more
than 300,000 pounds of wheat, flour
and an additional saving makes the
record more than 500,000 pounds,
enough to feed stricken Belgium on
w ar rations for some time. It was said.
KXIGHTS OF MBERTY
WARN DISIJYALTT
TALO ALTO, Cal., April 24
"Knights of Liberty" placarded Palo
Alto, in. the early hours of Monday
mornng .with warnings to pro-Ger
mans and disloyalists. A large sign
bearing. the word "Disloyal" was plac-
ed In front of a delicatessen owned by
Frank MtUer, an Austrian by birth.
Miller today protested the action of
the "committee." saying that he is en
tircly loyal to the allies' cause. He
has bought bonds of the three Lib
erty loans and 'has contributed $259
to the Red Cross and other, relief
measures, he claimed. ,
CHICAGO) CUBS TO i:se
$100,000 FOR LOAN BONDS
CHICAGO, April 23. The Chicago
National League Club ha subscribed
for $100,000 of thifd ' Liberty Loan
bonds. The sum is the unexpended
part of the $250,001. which the stock
holders appropriated late last year for
purchasing new players and otherwise
strengthening the team. .
EVERETT TRUE
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For Sale
HOGS FOR ALK Fifteen good
brood sows with from six to tea
pig each. ' Tom. .Boylen, Jr., Echo,
Ore.
WICKER BABY
Call 77J.
carriage for sale.
FOR. BALE One It foot Holt Corn-
tint with Atlas engine. Write B. 3.
Campbell, Box 8. Pendleton.
FORi SALES the following size in
second hand tires, 20x2, 30x3 1-2,
32x3 1-2, 32x4, 24x4 real snaps. Simp
son Tire Service Co., 223 E. Court.
FOR SALE: Wheat hay.
Pendleton, Ore.
r B. Bell,
FOR SALE Three
v Phone 4F3
milch , , cows.
FOR SALE Good high speed Wiz
ard washing machine. Phone $48 W.
FOR 8AL,E-Fbrd delivery car in
good condition; also house tent 18x
24. Across Lea St. Bridge. ,
FOR j SALE-rLivlngston . vacuum
cleaner. Phone 346W.
FOR SALE3 NEW and second hand
Sewing Machines. Singer, White.
New Home and The Free Machine.
McCUntock A Simpson. 400 K. Court.
FOR SALE rAasorted Burbank pota
toes, from 1 to 5000 sack at TS
cent per 100 lbs Buyer most fur
nish sack and sack potatoes at pit,
located 1-4 mile, from Stanfleid. Ad
dress H. E. Bartholomew, Stanfleid.
Oregon. '" '''
Architect
RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. I
spain building. Phone lt8. Pendle
ton, Oregon. '
- Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" Weeder get all
the weed the first time over the
field. Save one-third the time and
does lota better work. Order now.
Pendleton, Weeder work $33 Cotten
wood St.
t For, Rent
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 501 Clay.
FOR RENT Sleeping room for gen
' . lleman. Close In. Phone 459M.
FOR RENT Furnished room- Phone
795W.
FOR. RENT. FURNISHED 4 room
apt., large back porch, cellar, bath
and gas. 407 West Alta. Close In
reasonable. 2-ROOM apartment and sleeping
room to rent. 215 Garde Phone
267-R.
SLEEPING and housekeeping rooms
at 60S. Willow street.
FOR RENT Sewing machines cf all
make, $1.00 per week. $3.00 per
month. - McCUntock: and Simpson, 400
E. Court,
FOR RENT
Water St.
-Furnished Apt. 602
FOR RENT 3 room apartment In
steam heated building. Apply thla
office.
ALTA APARTMENTS Thoroughly
remodeled; furnished or unfurnlah
ed suites reasonable. VOX E. Alta. C
P. Barnett.
NICE APT. for rent. 109 Water.
Notices
Notice to tbo Public.
All those having claims against
Milea Kemler. deceased, will please
present or mail same to me at once.
MRS. MILES KEMLER.
Pendleton, ore.-
Itids Wanted.
Bids will be received by the un
dersigned for flat tone work on. walls,
varnishing woodwork and puttying
window frames of Umatilla school
house. AU bids to. be In by May 4,
ISIS. ...The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Gladys L.
Spinning, C'erk School District No. C,
Umatilla, Oregon.
.Used Cars
WLL TRADE my Chevrolet for
your Ford. See Miller, 721 Cotton
wpod. ... ... . . -
FOR SALE Veils In good condition.
I passenger. Would - maka
truck Phona 400 or 74.
Miscellaneoos
EOGS from choice. large, whiter lay
ing strain R. I. Reds, none better.
$1.50 for 15;' $3 per hundred, phone
10F5.
LACB CURTAINS lau'ndried with
care Phone 244-J. -
BUY ALL KINDS of Jnnk - at top
prices. Iron and sack a specialty
Paelfto Junk Co, J. S. Jones, prop,
(17 Cottonwood street.
SCIENTIFIC rug cleaning. All work
guaranteed. Reference Furnished.
Phona 5S9-W. , Appointments for free
demonstration. 201 Water St.
ACCORD.'ON pleating done. any
width or length. Call at $42 Cot
tonwood street. . ' '
; Aato Hire.
D. B. Waffle, touring.
city trip.
Or.arle On. nbnna T
The best business "chance" you
have ever had will reward, your read
ing of the want ada
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Farm Land For Sale
FOR SALE 375 acres of chulea
wheat land near Weston, land lie
hi gentle slope and beet ef tractor
land, half In crop this year. Owner
get possession this falL Price $!$
per acre with terms. Corbett Reality
Co., First & Alder St., Walla Walla.
Waste. . . 6. .
LAND 50 section unimproved,,. land
for sale, well watered and well
grassed, 60 per cent tillable. .Price
reasonable. O. B. Pope, Owner,
Miles City, Mont. ! 3"
Contractors and Builders.
C, 6WANSON E, R. DuPuls. Esti
mate given free. All work guar
anteed. We build anything, city or
country work. Phona $4SM-
Second-IIand Dealers
V. 8TKOHI.K. dealer in new nd seo
end band goods. Cash paid for no
end band goods. Cheapest place to buy
household foods. gi JaV Court. . fboa
71W.
Auctioneers
PrTTrci'-a:i--c"-c -ir.si3i--i i in nr 1 1 "fr- i Jt"'BMB
COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer.
makes a specialty of farmers' stock;
and machinery sales. The ma that
get you the tool -y." Leave order at
Kauat Oregoniati Office.
Draymen
CALL.PKNLAND BHOH.' VAN t
. move your household good. Tele
phone 3J9. Alsa baggag tranafer
rlng and heavy hauling.
W. A.. MI LESS, baggage, transfer and
drayage. Office phona 649.. 'Be.
749K.
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Attorneys
FBGD EL BCHMI&T, Attorney at Law.
Room 24. bmita-crawfora tswg.,
FRANK DAVIS, Attorney at Law. Of
fice gmltb-crawiora Buiuung.
D. W. BAILEY, Attorney at Law,
Room 7, a. , ijeapain nttiiQinv.
.GEORGE W. . COUTT8. Attorney at
Law. . Room 17, Bcnmiot titocs-
CARTER SMYTHE, Attorney at
Law. Office in rear of American na
tional Bank Building.
FEE FEE, Attorney at Law. .
in Despaln Building.
R. L KEATOfl. Attorney at Law. Rood
24, Bmitb-Crawiom Building. .
8. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at
Bmitb-Crawfora uuuaing.
PETERSON BISHOP, Attorney at
Law. Room 1 and 4. Bailth-Craw-ford
Building.
JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law..
- Office eve Taylor Hardware Com
pany. '
RALEY BALEY. Attorney at Law-
Office in American national etas
Building. , -
8. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel
lor at law. Offiea In Daa-naia Bid.
JOB PRINTING- at the
- nlan ef f lea. .
East Orego-
Lesrals
Notice of Payment of City ot Pen
dleton Improvement Bond.
- Notice is hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bond Nos.
I. Series Q. 11 and 12, Series, N, .
Series U and 5. Series X. will be paid
upon, presentation thereof to the un
dersigned at the American National
Bank,- Pendleton. Umatilla County,
Oregon. Interest on ald .Bond
ceases May 1, 1918- ,,,
Dated April 1, 191S.
. . LEE ilOORHOUSE,
Treaa, City , of Pendleton.
By William. Mlckaln.. Jhiputy.
IN POUND.
The following described , ahtmal
has been taken up by" the marshal of
the City of Pendleton, to-wlt: '
One bay mare, 5 years old, 900 lb..
right hind foot white, fork in left
ear. puff on right hock.
If said animal Is not claimed by tha
owners or those entitled to Its oposses
slon, costs and expenses paid and. tak.
en away within ten days from the
date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. tri
or the th day of May, 1912, the said
animal will be sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash, at
the City. Pound. In said City, of Pen
dleton, the proceeds of such sale to
be applied to. tha payment pf auclt
costs and expenses of making. sale-
Dated-this 24th day of April, 191$.
, AL ROBERTS,
City Marshal.
TIME CAJID
Weston-Pendleton Auto I
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at T:4i
a. m. and 12:46 p. m.
Leave Athena for Pendleton at :.
. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leave Adam for Pendleton at 1:29
a. m. and 1:20 p. m.
Leave Pendleton AUea-Tn!fht
Store) for Weston at 19 a, m. and
4:00 p. no.
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WIST AO eflitmt ASJB
CLAStltien DIHILC-TORT.
Counting six ordinary word to
the line and ehargaa by
the Una,
Want ad and locals.
Ha tea tea' t,hae
First Insertion, per line .la
Each add. Insertion, pr line 6
One wk taix Inaertiosa),
each Insertion, per lino ....... $e
1 mo- each inaertica. pep line 4
6 month contract, each in-
- sertioia, pr line .1.. la
12-month contract, each basea-
tlon. ,,-r line .. . , $s
No ada lake fue less tbaaM
Ad taken ever "t t.t,phfiit
only from Kaat Orea-onia ettb
ertbera and tboaa bated ia the
Telephone liireuturr. c,.p muat
t. Io our office not latr tbaa
l it o'clock say at abitUa.
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com to yon throne a want ad.