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DAILY BAST OKEGONIAN, PFNDLETOI!T, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1918. Notices, Busiriess Opportunities, Locals, llost, Found, For Rent, 'Etc., Classified for Easy Reference. " EIGT1T PAGK9 1 ' - NEW TODAY ' ' -"-'Jr--i.-n ., , n.-i imhwhh ... No'icc t It'imxl-t NKK'kid.kk-i'M. ! ! A special meofng of the stockhold em of the Northwestern Frontier Ex. .' hibitlon Association will be hold up-' "i Thursday, July 18th, 1918, at 7:38 ' p. m. In the Commercial Club room In the Elk" building. A full attendance . Is desired- Business of Importance , In to be considered. ' '.. ; , T. D. TAYLOR, President. C. H. MARSH, Secretary. For Rent FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, 601 Clay. Wanted WANTED Good, clean rag at To. Bast Oregonlan of floe. ' ; Por Kalo by Owner. - ' ' 100x45 on corner Frecmont and : Orand Ave., 16 room f)nt, 4 rooms to ; flat, all rented. 60 feet of same lot : left to 'build one more flat. Good buy. Address D. Shanahan, 393 , Freomont street. Portland, Ore. FOR RENT Sewing machines of all I WANTED Sewing, phone 482-Wi , wimvob, ii.uu per weea, sa.utf per month.' McCllntock and Simpson, i06 B. Court. FOR RENT SLEEPING room. Willow. Phone 4'82R. too FOR RENT Furnished apt. with sleeping porch and furnished sleep ing room. Inquire 602 Water St. FOR, RENT OR SALE Small house. Enquire 621 Maple or phone 230M. ijJJJRXISHE: pln. . 401 A SHED APARTMENTS, Aura. . . . STRAYED Brindle Jersey milch j FOR RENT Furnished rooms end cow. Had on new leather halter, branded 1VP connected . Finder please phone 33 1M or address P. O. Box 602 Pendleton. . FOR RENT Two furnished house keeping apartments. 407 E. Court. WANTEiD fcihort order cook, man or Woman. Inquire "33C" this office. 12 ROOM, two story. Hunt, airy, new .house; desirable location; high ter rnce; trees; full basement cemented: congrete garage; fine cllmute. Price '28000, terms, ffchlld, 440 11. 52nd rt., South, Portland, Ore. apts. 407 W. Alta. Phene 1177W. FOR RENT Store room In Larnont, Wash., for general merchandising. Inquire Lament Klato Bank, Lamont, Wash., or A; F. Alexander, Walla Walla, Wash. WANTED Ky the U. 8. government, ambitious,. Intelligent men and wo men to .enter civil -"Service. Short hours. Paid vacations. Prepare through sure, easy home study meth od. International ' Correspondence Schools. Post Office Box 6S7, Pen dleton, Oregon. ' , WANTED Employment by expert steam and gasoline, engineer. Address Box 8, Kent, tJherman County, Ore. For Sale FOR SALE Wheat Day, D B. Ball, rsnaieion, ure Attorneys FOR SALKw-NEW and second hand Sewing Machines. Singer, Whit., New Home and The Frea Machine, McCllntock V Simpson, 400 B. Court- FOR SALE. 16-Inch electric fan. In quire Pat toh's Barber Shop. -,.. WANTED Position on ranch, cools house preferred, by experienced woman cook. Call 219W, 901 S. R. K. FOR RENT Cool, comfortable fur nished room, two -blockss,- from Main street. Apply 207 W. Court. WANTED Work either In town or oh ranch by reliable boy. inquire 124 Jeff Davlvs. EXPBRIEVCftD GIRi, wants to take care of children on Saturdays. Phone 799R. SiALB8MA."-r-t'apal)lo specialty man for Oregon. Staple lino on nciy and exceptional term Vacancy hw. Attracilvo commlsNlon. contract. t35 weekly for expenses. (illicit, 23028- farlln Bldg., Cleveland, O. 1 Eivery useful' thing should be used. Bell "that used article to , somebody who needs it through the classified. i'OR RENT Late model typ'riters. Patton's Barber Shop. FOR RBN.T Furnished hotisekeep litu: rooms for adults only, phono 2S0W. F1VR ROOM HOTSI3 for rent and furniture for sale: Phono 671. WANTED Car with driver familiar with Pendleton country, by day or tveek Apply at Hotel St George after 10 o'clock Sunday Walter Quires FOR BALEt Good 6-room house and garage oti North Bide -lth ' furni ture, also. Three other good piece, of town property. Phone S17. B. F. Dupuls. . - ' '- '. FOR SALE; Brood tow with six pigs, about 1 month Old. Address B. B. Eastridge, R. No. 1, Pendleton. F1TXURES AND LEASE for sale In one of the best business locations In Pendleton. Address 20M, this of. flee. ' CKKO IS. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law. Room 24, Bmlth-Crswford Bids. D. W. BAILET, Attorney at Law, Boom. 7, f. , Despain rjulldlng. BEOnQB W. ' COUTTe. Attorney at . Law. Boom 17, Bchmidt block. ' CARTER 8 MYTH B, ..Attoraey. at Law. Office In rear of America na tional Bank Building. FEB FEB, Attorneys at Law., Office in Despalu uuuaing. . R. L KBATOR. Attorney at Law, Boom 14, amitnrawrora suuaing. Auctioneers For Sale OOL. W. ,Tt. TOHNKA, Auctioneer makes a specialty of farmers atoet and machinery sains. "The man that gets you tbe money." Loafs order, al East Oregonlan Office. Draymen CALL FENLAND BROS.' VAN t move your household goods. Tele phone 239. Also toaggag. transfer ring and- heavy hauling. W. A. MILES, baggage, transfer and drayaga. Office phon. (4. Bo. 749R. . ' ' - MMMMM--'-"''",n!m'ea"'' """"1 FOF BALE ISO acres farm land In Idaho for Pendleton property. In quire 80S Maple street or phone 230R FOB) SALE Self-propelled gas. Holt combined harvester. Will trad. fo ground power machine or oity property. Machine practically new, only cut few hundred acres. Inquire or address Geo. Feebler, Pendletcn, Ore. , a A. NEWBERRY. Attoraey. at . Law, , Bmito-crawrora uuuaing. THB ALICE SHINING PARLORS Is open and feady for business. For ladles and gents', at 609 Main street. FOR SALE 7 head cf good work horses arid two wagons.. Inquire al Dutch Henry Feed Yard.. . j- FURNITURE FOR SALE, cheap. Ap ply 215 W Court after 7:30 p. m. You may have profitable business relations for years to come "with some one you will come to know first thru FOR SALES Case 40 Touring ear. Will make good service car. .. . Alta Auto Radiator & Lamp Works. 701 E. Alta. , ' PETERSON BISHOP, Attorney, af Law. Boom. 2 and 4, Smith-Crawford BalldinK. ' t AMES & PERBT, Attorney at Law. Offiea over Taylor Hardware Com pany, ... .... ......, BALErr BALEY, Attorney, at Law. Office In American National Bank Building. 8. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel lor at law. orriee in imdui hios. Miscellaneous I BUY ALL KINDS of Junk at top prices. Iron and sacks a specialty Pacific Junk Co., J. 8. Jones, prop, (IT Cottonwood street. , JULY CLEARANCE SALE heitlnrilng Saturday, June 29, on all rummer millinery. Campbell'. Millinery. FOR S A 1 ,73 Team mules. S -yenrs old. 2226, and team miiles & and 2 year. old. Call 2SSF18, Athena. FOR SALE! Cheap, 1917 Sttidehaker and 191S Overland, both In good condition Inquire Overland Pendle ton Co " N ' Contractors and Builders. DUCK HUNTERS Ge,t the limit. Domesticated wild Mallard decoys that do the business. Ducks, prices and instructions from C- N. Palmer, La Grande, Oregon. 1 FUHtNITURH FOR SALEan house to rent Inquire Dean Long, Pen-1 dleton Cycle Co., 228 E. Court. J , ' 1... ...',. 'Ti .T.iyu' eJt classified ad! entrance. Phone 601. A frank, conclwe, factful ad To find, to enjulre or to sell use prove to the capable worker that his the classified- services are needed. Why not assume that your next tenant la a reader of the classified and get in touch with him at,one? In writing a classified ad be specific, definite, Generalities befog your mes sage. '.;- , Farm .Implements ; THE "NON-SKIP Weeder gets all the weeds the first time over the field. Save, one-third the time and does lot. better Work. ? Order now, Pendleton Weeder work.. 32 Cotten wood Bf Cleaners IF RUDD CAN'T clean, your suit, throw it away. 208 W. Webb street. Phone 685. - ' - . - - r r Chiropractor DR. LORETTA H. STARB.V, Chiro practor, 3 03 West Webb St. Room 10. Office hours 9 to 12 a, m. 1:30 to S P- m. Examination free. Office Phone 683. Residence phone 1169. C. SWANSOK A R. R- DuPuIs. Esti mates given free. Alwork guar anteed. We build anything, city of country work. rhOTej42lf. Notices .- -. - Notice 4o Farmers. - - " Wo will buy 60 tone alfalfa hay: also a- ton. wheat' hny. Fhona 238. Penland Bros. Transfer. Second-Hand Dealers " Notice.,. ,- Four.d -One Iron grey home, brand ed with Vf with question mark above on left shoulder. Weight about 1000 pounds. Mitchell Lloyd, Pendleton Oregon.1 V. STROBLE, dealer In new and .eo ond hand goods. Cash paid for aee ni hand goods. Cheapest place to buy ousehold goods, 210 . Court. Phone I71W. . Architect RAYMOND W. HATCH. Architect. De spain building. Phone 768. Pendle ton. Oregon. MILLION AlUK-S KO.V. V. K. William ft- Jackson, retired ntultl- AllMY OI'FHIK'lt, KILLKI); millionaire banker, was killed in ac ' itlon In France on June 6, according COLORADO KPKINGA July 12, j t a telegram received here Tuesday Lieut: Roland Jackson, second son of I mitht. Lieutenant 'Jackson received his commission at the Jort Sheridan training school and was afterward given special training In bath Eng land and France before being sent to the front last May. .... U. S. GENERML AND STAFF COMMENDED Cattle and Sheep ' Steady But Hogs Slow on the Market g!-g.ie'ggjyj m,.. 'iMr-wptt i mmtmmtn.i in.Hsjismw p wissiiw wit Mine is v mn.i,iimimMiiM.iws m ' .,- " ? 'v. & ... r i . ..' (. : " . I T ""r" ,T.T'fr,!rTT!'--i srTm' .-, i':Vfc'i"?";r'"- General;' Itobert i IL ; BulliMdi (Indlcitad Shy Jhe arrow) and his stafff commanding: the first .regular division of the American army in Fiance, who won hlRh commendation from. General I". Ci March, clijef ot.&taff, for the manner In which they tJ the American soldiers who. captured QUitlguy. ,..... , , 8.00 9.00 J.60 n.r.o 4.ro 8.00 E GO N 0 M Never has there been a time in the history of .our country when the word Economy meant as much as it does now, it is the order of the day. You owe it to your country as well as yourself to get the very highest possible mileage from your automobile tires. When you have them, Vulcanized, Relined or Repaired," you are adding from 1-3 to 1-2 more mileage and a big saving in dollars and cents.- . We are ably prepared to do your work in all its phases. WE HAVE THE NEW TIRFS IF YOU DESIRE THEM. US' an Diamond, Goodrich Silver town Cord, Kelley Spring field and Mohawk A complete line of Accessories, Service Station,- Oil, Air, Gas oline at Curb. . ..... , 1 ' ' ' Pendleton Rubber & Supply Co. WHOLKSALK AND RETAIL W If Matlock. President. ' . , Wm. Dunn, Manacev. ns f-mvt Conn Rt. Telrnhone in'--'- s We advertise and offer W ar Savings Stamps for saio with every pnrphasew PORTLAND, July, 18. Livestock t North Portland was featureless during the earlf' trading of the-dan with re ceipts at an average and sales light. Tops were not In evidence in any line, hut there was a fair demand every where except In pork. ' Cattle Market Steady. The cattle market was steady and sales were made at fir fgulres, but no tops were In evidence yet today. Re ceipts were but average, while sales were small. ' . General cattle market range Prime steers ........... 12.00t 13.00 Good to choice steers.. ll.O0tiil2.O0 Mctdium to good steers. 9.0010.00 Fair to medium steers. 8.00 9.00 Common to fair steers. 6.00 ? Choice cows and heifers 8.60 Medium to good cows and heifers 8.00 Fair to medium cows and heifers , Canners 3.00 Bulls t.oom Calves 8.50 m 11.50 Stockers and feeders... 7.00 9.00 Mutton Market I'lrm. Mutton remained firm at North Portland today and sales were at good figures, former values being ' main tained. Overnight receipts were good. General mutton range: East of mountain lambs 213. BO'S) 14.00 Valley lamb. 13.OOflu3.SO Tearlings . 9.00igi 10.00 Wethers ,....... 8.00 8.00 Ewes 5.60 m 8,00 Hogs were slow on the market. with few sale, recorded. Vaiaes were 5 (maintained, however, and no price de-i creases were made. Overnight re ceipts were not heavy. ' General hog range: Prime mixed .817.00W17.5o Medium mixed : : . 1.76P17.2S Rough heavies .,. 1I.M911.M Pigs . ir.7BfiK..2i I - . j 1 COLLEGIANS VOTE TO KEEP SPORTS! XEWTO RK, July 12. Sports In college will be continued for the du ration of the war, according to a rul- , Ing made effective by a conference of officials of the National Collegiate 1 Athletic association.' The delegates i will hold a special meeting to discuss 1 plnns for the coming fall and wmior, ' prolwibly assembling for this purpose . at Washington; D. C, early In August. Representatives of "Sale. Harvard and Princeton refused to occep the ; majority vote of the ruling "body nd It Is probable that at thee institu tions athletics will be discontinued for the duration of the war, at least. The athletic activities of soldiers and rail, ors in the Uniform tf their country, and the immense body-bulldirig bene fits of alhletics. ' advocated .l y lead ing physical culturlsta throughout the nation, and the stamp of npprovui- placed on athletic sports In genera;' by the government, have det'eiiulneu the attitude, of the numerous colleges in the United States to a favorable; decision In the matter. one per cent. The losses of food ships for the same period was less than 1.4 per cent. , The result of the convoy system, Sir Leo said, continued to improve. .since January. 1917. when the system 'was put into effect, 42,000.000 gross tons had been convoyed to British and French ports with a loss up to June 29 of 1.29 per cent. This includes loss by the dispersal of convoys through bad weather. Kuehlmann To Enjoy I A TlitW FwrcJi Alp AMSTERDAM, . July 12. Kuehl mann will go to Switzerland toon for a long vacation, says Berlln. "It'll be glad to get a bit, of fresh air I'm sicK of it all," ho told a friend. Woman Hlilpyard Doctor. Grace W'olcott, physician and sur geon at the national shipbuilding plant. Is the onlv woman In the United Htates similarly retained. Many of the large shipyards have, visiting doctors and ftmploy nurses, but Dr. Wolcott If a regularly retained member of the shipyard, where she has established a surgery, and attends all the Ilia aliments and accidents of the plant's employes. HUNS PAID ITAIJANS TO H1X1W IT VESSEL ROME, July 12. Germany paid 86,000 lire (818.405) for he destruc tion of the Italian battleship Benedet-to-Brln, according to testimony intro duced Tuesday at the trial of four Italian sailors and a soldier charged with lllowlpg up the. vessel. ' Cesare . Marlottl, who turned king's evidence, declared that the plot was originated In Venice- The Benedetto-Brin of 13.215 dis placement, was blown up in Brlndlsl harbor in September, 1915, resulting In the death of 458 officers and men, including Admiral de Cervini. CHICHESTER S PILLS I I r,f l,. It- , W Si ii si.st buaSu rii.i Z SOU n DaL&USIS tXmHLi TMol!3nFt.lAiJl.fe." it- REMEDYFon MEii. T YOUR DRUGGIST. Htate bf Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas Countr, am. FrftiiK J. Cheney mafceff Mtb that lie I enlor partner of tbe firm of V. J. Cheney 1 Co., doing bnnine&r tit the City of Toledo, County aod State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONK LIl'NDttKD lOL,LAKS for each and every case 01 Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use o BALLS CATAKIiU MEU1CI.NK- FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In y" presence tbfs Ctb day of December 4. D. 18tf. A. W. GLEASON, (8eal) Notary labile Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Intern Uy and acts through tbe Blood on the Uucous" Surfaces ot tbe Syatem. Send for testimonials, free. v V. J. C11KNBT CO.. Toledo, Bold by all druggists. T5& Ball's Family rills for constipation. JOT SOFTER LIGHT I SETTER AND Is assured by the dm of of these beautiful fixture, ot ours. They glva a light that Illuminate, dhe room perfectly, but that doe. not tire or strain the .yea. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and ertra beauty. Why no at least aee themt if n 1 J. H- yAUGILAN . I UNIVERSITY CAMP - MAL BE REPEATED; UNIVERSITY OR OREGON', En gone. July 12. Results from the first civilian summer tramlns icmnp on the l'lattshurg model, held at the Uni versity of Oregon, have w pleased i CoL John Leader, late of the British army, that he la considering holdlnu a second camp August 1 to Auaust 31 Leader is now professor of military science at the university. Few Ships Are Sunk Under Convoy Tlan ; ' a'""' LONDON', July 12. -Speaking In the. house of commons today, Hlr l.co Moncv.. reHtatrtehtary secretsn.- to the tiilnlMtrv of .hnmiimr said tho Ivrr- cciituse of ships lost while homeward j bound to the United Kingdom since January 1, 1913, was rather more than j We Make Our Own Adjustments 4 Vulcanizing and Repairing ' ACCESSORIES Service Station Oil, Air, Gas and Water at .Curb '', We advertise and oflcr War Savins Stamps for sale with every . , '. " purchase. 1 Simpson Tire Service Company L. A. MENTON, Mgr. 22.1 E, Court St Wzhi PIonc2G8-J, ' , Day Thone 631 s