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Notices, Business Opportunities," Locals, Lost, FouFor Rent, Etc.,- Classified for Easy Reference.
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TCEW TODAY
WA.NTKD tllrl for general hou
work. Phone 205W,
WANTED. TO RENT Mod urn cot-
tuge. Permanent renter. f Fhune
G2, Dr. IaKram.
TOn R15NT 2 room furnished house,
620 Coable.
WANTED A young man to rinir
tube and chunKe. tires, ' one who
has had some experience and would
like to learn the business preferred.
Pendleton ltubber Suiily Co., 305
K. Court.
HTW "TOO AT.
. Bach new advertisement will
be run under "New Today for
tbe first Insertion only. During
subsequent insertions of the ad
It will e.pr uuiia- Ita proper
lasslflcatioo.
WAIT AB COMIIWf A HO
CLASSIklEO UlKKCrORf.
Counting alx ordinary word to
tbe line and charged by
tb line.
Want ads, and. locals. . , .
ln Fee Use. . , ,
First Insertion, per line 10o
Each add. Insertion, par line to
One WMtk - (si insert lonsK
each insertion, pa Una la
1 mo. each Insertion, per line 4c
( month contract, eaoav ia- 1
sertlon, per line . Is
Is-moath eoasraot. each Inser
tion, per line . ..... .. 9c
No ad taken for lesa than IS
Ad taken over the telephone,
only from East Oreuonlan sub
' aeribera and those listed In the
Telephone Directory. Copy must
be la our office.' not later tbaav
o'clock day of publication.
Wanted
WANTEJ Good, olean rags, at The
Ea.it Oregonlan office.
For Ilent
rURmtiHUD APT. Hamilton Court
HOUaJCKEKPINO ROOMS, 601 Clay.
WANTED Hawing, phone 482-W.
WANTEJD At once, pasture for 10
head calves, Write James . Hill,
Helix, Ore., or phone 73.
WANTED Waitresses at The Quelle
- Cafe.
WANTED Competent woman or girl
for general housework. Apply 80
West court or phone 113. .
WANTED -Carpenter work, city or
country. Work pnaranteed. C. -A.
Stevens, Phone. 302W. .. )
The quickest "exit" from a real per
Plezlty you will ever make will be by
the "want ad way." .
The leant bothersome boarder yon
will ever have will come -to you' la
answer to a want ad.
The
will
bent business advice ayou
ever receive la to "got closer to the
elamirifMl ads." r ;
The'offer of your property which
will appeal to you as "right" will
come from, a, reailer of your ad. ' '"
The 'moat valuable business ao
qualntance you will ever make will
ever bave, will find, you through
aaa' ad.
CALLINO CARDS Engraved callnB
a i)A business cards. See the large
line of samiilm at the East Oregonlan
office.
WANTKD Stenographer with book
keeping experience. Addreas.-"C"
this office In own hand writing.
WANTED Night clerk at
' Oeorge.' ' " ' - ,(
Hotel Bt.
HeH Wonted.
Ironera and shaker girls at the. Do
meMla Laundry; . -
Notices
FOR KENT FurnlBhed room. Phone
796W,
SLEEPINQ and housekeeping rooms
at S08 Willow street.
HOUKH
street.
FOR KENT,
Phone 298-W.
613 " " lwis
ICR, RENT 8wlng machines of all
makes, $1.00 per week. I3.BA per
month. McCUutock and Blmpaon, 4,00
m. vourt.
For Said
HOG8 FOR BALE Fifteen good
brood, sows with front six to ten
Digs each. Tom Boylea, Jr., cho,
Ore.' ,-.
WICKER BABr. carriage lor
Call 77J.
sale.
FOR SALE One It foot Holt Com
tine with Atlas engine. Write R. J.
Campbell, Box 686, Pendleton.,
FOR RENT 2 room apartment In
steam heated building. Apply ., thbi
oiiice. n -.. .
FOR RENT One large outside un
furnished room suitable for light
housekeeprhg. Phone 2S0R.
VOH RENT Furnished Apt. on north
side. Phone 143W. . ;,
FOR ItENT Furnished front
,-407 B, Court, . ;
apt.
The lowest price you will ever pay
for a valuable service will be the prloa
it want ad.
' Notice. "
My offfee l now located at 10S West
Webb ft.i- ovor the Worklngmen's
Clothing store, rooms and 10, where
I will ha pleased to meet my old pa
tients as well a the new.
OIL LQKKTTA, lh STARBA,
... - ; . . Chiropractor.
FOR REiNT 2-room apartment.
Garden. Phone 207-R. -
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21J
The. "way up" for you In your bus
iness, may be on a "ladder of want
ad" .
FORi RENT Furnished five room
house, close In. Will rent until fall.
No children. Inquire "4'' R, this of
flee. . ,
FOR RBNT-'Furntahed rooms, phone
482U. :
FOR RI7NT 4-room furnished
house. Inquire 402 Tub(ui oitlwsne-j
(IB, "...
Miscellaneous
( BUT ALL, KIND3 of junk at top
prices. Iron and sacks a specialty
Pacific Junk Co J. & Jones, prop,
1T. Cottonwood street.
WMOLEMIL1C 3.2S per qt. Hoover
ize, buy W; 8. 8., Invest your;qion-
ey In V. Bt Liberty Bonds. Use- milk
as a substitute, and phone 544J for
whole milk.
FOR BALB OR RENT 5 roon.J)OUKa
Call or write W. H. Morrtaon, 71
Ann street. . ,
Auto Hire.
D. If. Waffle, touring, dty trip
CharlM On. phone 1.
Th best Job you will ever get will
coma to you throusb a want ad.'
18 FOOT HOLT combine for sale.
' Easy terms. Will trade for any
kind of stock or farm Implements. In
quire at 1809 Eaat Court 8t. Pendle
ton or Phone 84F3, Pilot Rock.
BOG from choice large, winter lay
ing strain R. I. Reds, none better.
$l.B9'for 15; 9 per hundred. Phone
10F6.'
FOR 8ALE: .Wheat hay.
Pendleton, Ore. - .
I U. Bell.
FOR SALK wood hlH speed Wiz
ard washing jnachine. Phone. 14SW.
FOR BALEw-NEW and second hand
Sewing Machines. Bmger, White,
New Horn and The Free Machine,
McCltatock) & Sim booo. 400 E, Court.
FOR SALE Bedstead, mattress and
springs- Phone 730M. J. .
Lost
LOST 3-lyear-old sorrel horse. Ranch
mark L O bar loft side, one whit
bind ankle, a star f:ice. Finder please
notify Anton Arnold, Btanfleld, Ore.
Farm Land For gals
LOST Thursday evening, gold brace
let with .bamboo deslgn.valued very
highly as keepsake. Reward. Findef
please phone 569 J. '
MfOR BALK 37 S acres of choice)
wheat land near Weston, land lie)
In gentle slope and best of tractor
land, half In crop this year, owner
gets posses-fton this fall. Price 1 1 80
per acre with) terms, Corbett Reality
Co., First A Alder St-, Walls, Walla,
Wash.
Farm Implements.
THE "NON-BKIP" Weedor gets all
the weeds the) first time over the
field. Saves one-third the time and
does lots better work. Order now,
Pendleton Weeder works. (32 Cotten
wood St,
'JXMJ0. CARD. . . .
Weston-Pendleton Anto Stave
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:4
a. m. and 12:45 p. m.
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at t:00
a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leaves Adams for Pendleton t 1:10
a. m. and 1:20 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton , CAUea-Knlght
Store) for Weston at 10 s. m. and
4:00 p. m.
8AM- HA WORTH. Driver.
Used Cars
FOR ALE rTwIn cylinder Excelsior
Motorcycle,' electrically equipped. Jn
good condition. Has tandem attach
ment. Run about 3 thousand miles.
Inquire Standard Oil Co. Phone 441.
FOR SALE Remington automatic
shot gun. Call O. K. Barber Shop,
Pendleton "
For Rata on laasy Terms.
Five room house, furnished or un
furnished, well located and at a bar
gain if sold soon. Phone SS4.
-4 ACREt fo cash, two ml lea from
Touchet. acres In, alfalfa, soon pe
ready for the sickle, a bumper crop;
ooma and see for yourself- Small
house, good cistern, v. L Poythat,
Touchet. Wash. t .
Contractors and Builicrs.
it
C. 6WANSOJ K. B. DiiPuia. Ki-
mates given free. All work guar
nteed. We build anything, city of
eouatry work. Phoaa) 243M. . - v,
Auctioneers
COL. W. F". TOHNKA. AucttoBeer,
makes a specialty e fArmera stock
and machinery sales, "XAa ruaa teat
Vets yon tbe money." Ler eiruers at
cast uregonian umtsm.
Architect
RAYMOND W. HATCH, Architect. D-
spaln bulldioz. Ftaoae Its. Pendle
ton. Oregon.
Cleaners
HAVE your clothes cleaned or pressed
Rudd's 20 W. Webb. Phone fit.
I WILL TRADE my Chevrolet for
your Ford. See Miller, 722 Cotton-woed.
FOR SALE ii 17 Ford. p. K-f Bar
, jer shop. s ''
Chiropractor
DR. lJRKTTA H. HTAB11A, Chlro
practor.' 103 vVest Webb SU Room
10; Office hours to. 12 a. m. J;30 to
t p. m. Examination, free..
Second-IIand Dealers.
V. BTKOBI.B. dealer In new ad seo
' on A hand eoodA. Caah said for sec
ond hand goods. Cheapest place to buy
household goods., siu Hi. vourt. .fnon
11 1W. '
Draymen
CALL PEN LAND BROS.' VAN to
anavav nuir household goods. Tele
phone 339. Also baggag transfer
ring; and heavy hauling.
W, A. MILES, baggage, transfer and
drayage. Office phone S4. Kea.
4R.
WEDDING ANNOUNCE M E N T S
Call and see the different samples
of engraved announcements, - Invita
tions, cards, etc., at the East Orego
nlan office. Printed orders furnished
IX you wish. . - -
The best price you will ever get for
a used article wiU be. the result of a
want ad.
Tbe month In which you print and
answer the most want ads will , be
your "good-fortune month.
Attorneys
FRED . SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law.
Room 14, Smith-Crawford Bid.
FRANK DAVIS, Attorney at Law. Of
fice Smith-Crawford Building.
D. W. , BAILEY. Attorney at Law,
Rooms 7, 8. s. Despaia Building;.
OEOROB W. COUTT8. Attorney
Law. Room 17, Schmidt block.
CARTER aV SMTTHB, Attorneys at
Law. Office In rear of America Na
tional Bask Building.
FEB at FEB, Attorneys at Law.
In Despain Building?.
Office
B. X. KEATOR. Attorney at Law. Room
24, mita-Crawtord Building.
& A. NEWBERRY, Attorney
Bmttb-crawfoMt Building.
PETERSON A BISHOP, Attorneys at
Law. Kooms s ana . s)uuui-craw-
ford Building. ,
JAMES B. PERRT, Attorney af Law.
Office over Taylor Hardware Com
pany.
RAI.ET at It A LEV, Attoraeys at Law.
orrice In Amerlcaa, KaUosal Bans:
Building. . , ,
8. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counaat-
uhf at law. orris ia oaaBsia uioar.
JOB PRINTING at the East Orego
alasv offloa.
For GOVERNOR
....un .hi i.i ii,i,y ,u. ill.!
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A Patriotic American.
A Native of Wiscon
sin. Age 47,
For 27 years a . Resi
dent of Oregon.
A Vigorous Champion
of the Rights of the
People.
. ; GUS:C.MOSER '
' Republican
President Oregon State Senate.
For a vigorous prosecution of the war to a victori
ous conclusion. . '
For strict business principles in management of
St&tG ifff&irs ?
For Rural Credits Extension Irrigation, Drain
age and Development of all our resources..
For assistance by Portland Capital and business .
to every section of our great State.
;: For the rights of both Labor and Capital under a
scheme vof mutual co-operation.
FOR GOOD ROADS. BUT FIGHTING TIIE PAV-
1NG TRUST. '
We are. paying about $5000 more per 16 foot mile
of Bithulitic Pavement in Oregon than is being paid
in Washington. Let us build good roads in every
county in the State-GIVE EVERY COUNTY A
SQUARE DEAL.
' Elect MOSER and you will forever banish the
subtle influence of the Paving Trust fronrOrf gon
politics.
AGGRESSIVELY INDEPENDENT.
(Paid Adv.)
OVERSTOCK HURTS HOG
(MET AT PRESEHT
PORTLAND. Hay 1 1. A plain oase
of overstock Is wh:st is hurting the lo
cal market lor swine at tnis time.
While the eastern trade was indicat
ing the highest value of the year and
was firm at that, recent prices on the
North Portland market were scarce,
ly maintained. It took exceptional
quality to bring top figures here, for
the very good reason that killers are
filled with supplies. f-
While the price of hogs has been.
lowered, there has been no change
as yet In pork products here.
General hog market range:
Prime Mixed 17.4017.6
Medium mixed 17.00B) 17.25
Rough heavies .. 16.00W 16.25
Pig, 14.5015-60
j (rattle Trade Quiet.
California continues to sena cuwe
In, this direction, and these formed
the only full carload lots in that di
vision for the day, although some .mix
ed car offerings were reported In.
Trend of the cattle market Is In
clined to dullness, although prices are
steady for cood stuff. -'
General cattle range: ! '
Prime steers ......... .15.Sn 18.50
Oood to choice steers... 14. SOW 1500
Medium to good steers.. 12 00fiilJ.OS
Fair to medium steers. . . 9.50i ia.5-
Common to fair steers.. 8-00 Sj 200
Medium to good cows and
heifers 8.00 Hi 10.00
Choice cows and heifers 13.1104.00
Common to good cows and
heifers 6.00C? 8.00
Canners 50 S.sfl
Bulls , S.50W 11.60
Calves .' 8.7513.00
Stocker and feeders.,. 8.00 10.00
Mutton Rir-nuUns Strady.
Trade In the mutton division of the
North Portland yards shows a light
volume, but undertone Is steady, with
former prices generally natntained.
Steadiness was generally Indicated
In the eastern sheep pens fo.r, the :
day.
General sheep and lamb range: ,
East of mountain lambs tl7.S018.Cft
Valley lambs 17-OOijii 18-00
Yearlings ............... 15.00j 15.60
Wethers .. 13.00I13.50
Ewes . 12.00 12.60
Shorn sheep and lambs 1 1-2 to 2o
less than loads. .
SAMMIES' NEW FItrFXD
IS ARMY "IE-LOUSEir
' ov Trn F-r-i pcRr.PSOX.1
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
WITH THG AMERICAN' ARMY I.N
i.nHiiiiX'B Mav ll.-The American
army now has "de-lousing" machines.
The army medical corps operates
them. They look something like big
trucks carrying huge casks.
Lice may net be exactly popular In
prllte society In America. ' but the
f. ,i a t hnmA can rest assured that
they are recognized In the very best
families over here.
They are popularly known as "coo
ties."
After a fellow has served eignt aays
i ih. r,nt line trenches he may be
lonesome fop a while after losing his
"cooties," but he must be"de-loused.M
COUNTY .
COMMISSIONER
At the solicitations of delegations
from all the towns In the west end of
the counff, I have announced myself
as a caiftlidate for the office of
County Commissioner on the Repub
lican ticket, subject tft tho action ot
he voters' at the Primary Klectlon,
loy J7, 1,9)8. . . ,
If nominated and elected I promise
my best efforts for the whole county.
. U Ilt'NMJHJ,
Kl.iiir HI, Urcgots,
, (Paid Adv.). " I 3.
How'., Thi?
W effer One Hundred ToHar Hewer
- , 1. . , raanut be
tunMl by lisll s Cstsrrh Mmllrlna.
.. .... k , i ii..iH. I, . . h.w tskea
t. cstsrrh sullerer for the pst thirty
fire y.srm. snd hs berome knows ss il
Slnst rellnble reraeily for Cslsrrb. Hslls
(lurth M.-dklnc arts thru tbe Blood os
the MiH-oiia snrfsres, eipelllng tbe roams
from tb Ulood sad besliag the diseased
son toss.
After yon bsv tsi Hsu's Citarrh
I mkiu me for s short tin yot will see a
5 pest Imrri.T.m.iit In your genm-sl hnlis.
trt takkig Ksll s.t'slsrrh , MKllclne l
oii,- snd g-t rid of ostsrrs. Beud lor tee
Itloionlsls. fres.
y i. CHKNKT CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Bold hi all LituggUts, Tfro. . . . .
i p r i riji il is liiisl V , , "rrtu i
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS TOM, YOU'LL HAVE TO TgLlUT TO HOOVER.
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Soo swe him
; ja i9 that, vovr y rtx
r , P. MADAM ?j fff
8. ?!JJ
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He strips, throws aside his inhabitat
ed clothes, gets a tingling hot bath
with delousing solution. an4 then gets
clean elothing throughout. His dis
carded clothing goes to the "de-lousing
machine.
The motive iiower ot tbe automo
bile carrying the delouslng tanks is!
steam. With the machine standing j
till, the steam is' diverted from t he
engine Into the tanks. The clothing '
of the soldiers is then thrown Into th (
tanks, sealed up. and exit "cooties." j
DRINK HOT WATER v
BEFORE BREAKFAST
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f iT
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Says you really feel clean, sweet
' and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill
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FIRSX ME-XTIOX .OF PHKSIIE"T
frmr'-i 3
To TAKE A HONK
OF MEAT OFF
MS A MMUTE
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DIT Hov DO THAT?
I'M ASHAMED
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M.Hoo DAP evoM'Thc idea!
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Patriotism Pennoato !oihKllst Gen
eral tMiforeiK-e-1
ATLANTA, Ga., May 11- Patriot
ism a veil as religious fervor perme
ated the opening session here today
of the-eighteenth quadrennial confer.
ence of the Methodist Kpiscopal
church, south, which convened for
sessions that are expeciea w
through three week.
Applause irreeted the first mention
ef President Wilson's name hy Bknhop
K. R. Hendrix, presidinar officer. In
his Introdnctnry remarks, which were
followed by Bishop V. R. Lambuth
with the prayer of invocation. Vic
tory for the American arms was asked
by Bishop Lambuth mho prayed that
neither malice nor hatred should fill
the hearts of the American people af- ,
ter peace is declared.
If you are accuntomed to wake up
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or, if -your
meals sour and turn into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await
Inff you- , . ? 1
Tomorrow morning1, imedlately up-'
on arising, drink a glass of hot water
with a teaepoonful of lifcttone phos
phate la it. This Is intended tb first
neutralize and then wash out of your
stomach, hver, kidneys and thirty feet :
of intestines a all the1 Indigestible
waste, poison a, sour bile and toxins,-
ithua cleanslrtsr. sweetening and puri
fying tb entire .alimentary eanafc. 'l '
- Those subject to sick - headaches.,
backache, bilious attacks, constipa
tion or any form of stomach- trouble,
are urged to get a quarter pound ot
limestone phosphate from the drug
store and begin enjoying this morn
ing Inside bath. It Is said that men
and women who try this become en
thusiastic and keep It up dally It
Is a splendid health measure for it la
more important to keep clean) and
pure' on the inside than on ther out
side, because the skin pores do not
absorb impurities Into the blood, caus
ing disease, while the bowel pores do.?
The principle of bathing inside Is
not new, as missions of people prac
tice it- Jusf as hot water and soap
cleanse, purify and freshen the skin,
so hot water and a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate act on the stom
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Lime
stone phosphate la an Inexpensive
white powder and almost tasteless.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Wyr-. HK UIAMONS BBAXt,
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tlilm Mr4 ka.I .-nVV
b-'ir. MHrJ wit SiMkotj. V-T
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scut by tm&n imaum
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Free Proof .ToYou
AH I want ! yoar nme n4 adilress I caa spihI roo a fr trU! trmt
mnL I nnt you )ut to cry Uua UrUit tiii aii tmt try tm
last's sav oolr anraaetit.
I 'Te bri ia the dnwr bcwni In Fort Warae ffnr rr, iMrly in rro?n know ra mt
keows about nr uccwful trraUBeot. Otw thi mmm hm hvmirmd tfuUnle of WrX '
Wdc haw, acroniui to thrtr own atatctneata. baa KureU ejr tiua UamUaaat uaw 1 arat
Baade tin otTrr public.
If roe he atcaaaaa. HcJi, mH ttfceasia. TsWse-asjwr mind kw Nad mt trostsi t taas
cared Ibe moni caaca I rei aaw atve aae castas tm prewe m aiaaas.
Send me your eaaa and addma mi tha rmpM hclow aad grt ttM tHal tiaataiist 1 smat as
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