DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 " :' - 'rr:''. ..... " .
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Notices, Buness Opportunities For Rent; Etci, Classified for Easy Reference!
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the first Insertion only. During
subsequent Insertions of tb ad
It will appsar under Its proper
classification.
.Notices?
1 1 i
V'ANTKD Girl general housework,
8 In family. Wages 126. Write
V- T. ,l. Sinclair. Bonneville, Ore.
WANTK1 Furnished roony.ln , prl
: vate family, desirable locality.
Phone 1004.. Sgt. Arthur. '
roil SALE Enameled bedstead,
j springs and mattress, rhone 898J.
FOUND fair of eyeglasses. Owner
can have name by calling at thla of
fice and paying charges.
A majority, of classified mossagea
may be clearly told In lens than fifty,
words.
NOTICIS OP SA1M OF IMPHOVE-
MENT DOMtH.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be reoelved at the offioa of
the City Ilecordor In Pendleton, Ore
gon, up to (-o'clock p. m. on July
UK. ll, for the purchase .of
$1197.40 of Improvement bonda of the
City of Pendleton, to be issued for the
Improvement of Logan street from the
north line of Raley street to the south
line of Jackson street, said bonds to
bear date of, June 1st, 1018, and to
bear Interest at the rate of. , per
cent per annum payable semi-annu
ally. Each lild must be accompanied.
by a certified check. In -the sum of
3150.00 made navnhla to (he order of
the acting Mayor of the City of Pen
dleton.
' .The Common Council reservee the J
right to reject any and all bids at its
pleasure. ' .
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this
17th day of July. 118. - .. .
THOH. FIT55 GERALD,
City Recorder.
For Rent
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court.
FUn.VISHEp
Thompson.
APT Close in. 777
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMfj, 801. "Clay.
FOR RENT Sewing machines of all
makes, $1.00 per week. $8.00 per
month. McCllntook and Simpson, 400
B, Court v , .
FOR RENT SLEEPING room, 108
Willow Phone 482B. - I
FURNISHED -APARTMENTS, close
in. 401 Aura. j ,
FOR RENT FurnlBhed room and
apts. 407 W. Alta. Phone 1177W.
Wanted
WANTED Good, clean rata, at The
East Oregonlan of flea,
WANTED Sewing.' phone 482-W.
WANTED Employment by expert
steam 'and gasoline 'engineer. Address
Hox t. Kent, fjherman County. -Ore.
WANTED To buy a .. few sacks o
shelled popcorn. The Charles Co.,
WANTED Nlffht clerk at Hotel Bt,
George. , ;
WANTED Carpenter work.
802W.
Phone
For Sale
foil KALIS Horse and buggy. Phone
612W. .
FORv SALE Wheat Hay.
Pendleton, Ore.
D- B. Bell,
FOR BALE NBfW and second hand
Bewing Macblnea. Singer, White,
New Home and The Free Machine.
MeCllntock Simpson. 400 K. Oonrt-
WANTED Walter, and cook at once,
Miller's Quick Lunch.
FOR RENT Late model typewriters.
I'atton's Barber Shop. V
Miscellaneous
FOR RENT--Reasonable, store "room
on Main street. Front and rear
entrance. Phope C61.
Chiropractor
ixn
X)N 8T1 PATIOX AND
lOVVXKriH,''
I1IL
'Good digestion rns far toward
comfort and health. In ,hot ..weather.
Undigested food in the stomach can
quickly poison the system. Geo. Jen
ner, 416 Labor Bt., Klin Antonio, Ton.,
writes: "Foley Cathartic Tuhlcts
have proven the 1st laxntlvn I have
taken und I recommend them to any i phone 88. Also baggage transfer-
one suffering from constipation or ring and heavy hauling. ,
lilliotiHneHS. They should he in every
DR. LORETTA H. 8TARBA, Chiro
praetor, 103 West Webb St. Room
10. Office hours to. 12 a- m. 1:20 to
5 p. m. Examination . free. - - Offioe.
pl.one 688. Residence phone 11S9. .
Draymen
CALL PENLAND BROS.' VAN to
move your household goods. Tele-
IFOR RElNT Sleeping and house
l keeping rooms. Mrs. Lovey Howla
by. 642 Cottonwood
I BUT ALL KINDS of Junk at top
. prices. Iron and sacks a specialty.
Pacific Junk Co, J. S. Jones, prop.,
617 Cottonwood street.. ..
3Vl.lt CLEJARANCB SALE begwhlng
Saturday, June 29, on all cummer
millinery. Campbell's Millinery,
FOR SALE Good 6-room house and
garage on North Side, with . furni
ture, also. Three other good pieces of
town property. Phone 217. B. F
Dupula. . , .. . .i . -. . ; ...
; Attorneys
FRBD 10, SCHMIDT, Attorney at Uv,
. Room 24, Smith-Crawford Blag.
O, W. BAILEY, Attorney at 1
Rooms 7, 8, , Deepsin Building.
QEORGB w. COUTTH. Attorney at
Law. Room 17. Schmidt block.
CARTER SMTTHB. Attorneys at
Law. Office la rear of Amerleaa na
tional Bank Building..
FOR SALES Brood sow with, six pigs,
about 1 month old. Address B. B.
Eastridge, R. No. 1. Pendleton.
19J4 STUDBBAKER car ; for . sale.
Good condition. Inquire , Long's
Garage. . ...,' i ,
FEB Sc FEB, Attorneys at Law.
in uespam vuiiaina;.
Of nee
R. I. KBATOR. Attorney at Law.
14, Smith-Crawford Building.
. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney
Smith-Crawford Building.
PETERSON ft BISHOP, Attorneys ' at
imw. Kooma a ana 4. smiursw-
ford Building.1 '.
FOR SALE Used Dodge. Good
condition. V. H Snavely. Phone
222.
Farm Implements
THE "NON-SKIP" Weeder gets all
the weeds the first time ever the
leld. Saves' one-third the - time and
does lota better work. Order now.
Pendleton Weeder works. 681 Gotten-
rood. St. i ' .
traveling man's grip." Quick relief
fur Rick headache, 'biaatlng cr other
condition caused by bad diKemlon.
W. A- MILES, baggage, transfer and
dray age. Office phone (4$. Res.
74R,
Contractors and Builders.
a SWANtSuN E. R. DuPuis. Esti
mates given free. All work guar,
anteed.' We build anything, city PI
country work. -Phone 848M.
IXIHAXA WOMAX FOVM) liMJKF
Mrs. Thoa. H. DavIs. it. F. D. N'
8, Montgomery, Ind., writes she had
trouble with her bladder and treated
fer several months without relief. Fo
ley Kidney Pills, were recommended
to her and ' she commenced using
them. Kho says she got relief from j o ng---
the first two bottles, and elsht bottles OOU W. .F. TOHNKA. Auctioneer,
cured her. Many similar letters have vtfJS?" -Z&StfSZ
U-en written by grateful persons who gets you the money." Leave orders al
Auctioneers
found relief from kulney trouble,
htickache. rheumatism and stiff swol
len Joints. '
Cast Oregontaa Offlee.
To find, to .enjuire or to sell use
the classified. t ;
For Sale
FOR SALE Self-propelled gas. Holt
combined harvester. Will trade
for ground power machine or city
property. Machine practically hew,
only cut few hundred acres. Inquire
or address Geo. Feebler, Pendletcn,
Ore.
TTMkJ CARD
Weston-Pendleton Auto Stage)
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at T:4I
a. m. and 12:46 t, m.
Leavee Athena for Pendleton at 8:00
- a. m. and 1:00 p. m.
Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 1:10
a. m. and 1:20 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton -. (AIlea-KnIght
Btore) for Weston, at 10 a. m, and
4:00 p. m.
THE ALICE SHINING- PARLORS Is
open; and ready for business. . For
ladles and gents. i at 609 Main street.
I it
Lost
FO RSALE Or will trade for wheat
land, $10,000 home in best locality
In town. Apply S. S. this office.
FOR SALE 6000 first Class. - seven
foot, cedar fence posts, that will
run sixteen te eighteen Inches. J. M.
Rleg, Gerllnger Building, Portland.
Oregon.
JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Lai
Office over Taylor Hardware Con
pany.
HALEY RALEY. Attorneye at Law.
Office In American National Bank
Building.
A. LOWELL. Attorney ana Oonnset
lot at Uv. ' Office in OesDaln Bids.
-J
Architect
Notices
Notice to Farmers. "
We will bur 10 tons alfalfa havl
also 80 tons wheat hay. phne 838,
Penland Bros. Transfer,
Notice.
Found One Iron grey horse, brand
ed with W with question mark above
on left shoulder. Weight about '1000
pounds. Mitchell Lloyd, Pendleton
Oregon, . . .
- i J
LOST Brown ' Persian "cat,'
pet. ' Reward fir return
489. '
Cleaners
child's F1TXURES AND LEASE for sale In
Phone j one of the best business locations
in Pendleton. Address S0M, this of-
flee. , '
IF' RUDD CAN'T clean your suit,
throw It away. 206 W. Webb street.
Phone 685. M vl"
Second-Hand Dealers
V. 8TROBLE. dealer In new and seo-
ond hand irooda. Cash Data for seo-
md hand goods. - Cheapest place to buy
tousehold goods, 810 B. Court. Phone
871W. , -
In writing a classified ad be specific,
definite. Generalities, befog your mes
sage. .
FOR SALE 7 head f good work
- horses and two wagons. Inquire al
Dutch Henry Feed Yard.
FOR SALE Case 40 Touring car.
Will make good service car. Alta
Auto Radiator ft Lamp Works. 701
E. Alta.
FOR; SALEp By the owner, new 4
room furnished or unfurnished
house and two lots. Phone 360.
You may have profitable business
I reiauons lor years iu coiiiw wmi ouiua
lone you will come to know first thru
SAJf HA WORTH. Driver, J your next classified ad!
FOR SALE A few choice thorough
bred White Leghorn roosters. In
bred hlte- Leghorn roosters. In
quire Dr. McNabb.
A frank, concise, factful . ad will
Prove to the capable worker that his
services are needed.
RAYMOND w. HATCH. Architect. De
spam building. Phone 768, Pendle
ton, Oregon.
, WANT AO COI.TTlf A8D
; CaLASSIS-IBD DIBKCTOBY.
Counting alx ordinary words to
the line and charged by
the line. . .
Want ada and locals.'
Bates Per tine.',,"'
First Insertion, per lias ' 10e
Each add. insertion, per line to
One week (six Insertions),
each insertion, per line ... to
1 mo. each insertion, per line 4s
6 month contract, each In
sertion, per line 8o
13-month contract, each inser
tion, per line .
ts poran, .
The following described animal has
been taken up y the marshal of the
City of Pendieton, to-wit:
One) black mare mule, 2 years old,
beasjled OL on right shoulder. .i
If said animal is not claimed by
the owners or those entitled to Its
possession, costs and exp'enses paid
and taken away within ten days
from the date- hereof, then at S .
o'clock p. m- of the 29th day of July
1918, the said animal will be sold to)
the highest bidder, -at public auction
for cash, at the City Pound, in salt
City of Pendleton, the proceeds of
luch sale to be applied to the pay
ment of such 'coats and expenses of
making sals.
Dated this 17th day or July, ISIS, '
AL ROBERTS,
City Marshal;
No ada taken for leaa than2aa
Ads taken over the telephone
only from East Orefronlan sub
scribers and those listed In the
Telephone Directory. Copy must
be 4n our office not later than
1:20 o'clock day of publication- .
NOTICK OF,SALK OP IMPKOVO
MBNT BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that sealerl
bids will be received at the office of
the City Recorder In Pendleton, Ore
gon, up to & o'clock p. m. on the 31st
day of July, 118, for the purchase
of improvement bonds of the City of
Pendleton in the sum of $1761-80, to
be issued for the Improvement of Wil
son street from the east Une of Main
street to the east line , of Madison
street, said bonds bearing date of
June 1st, 1918. and bearing Interest
at the rate of 9 per cent per annum-payable-
semi-annually. Each - bid
must bo accompanied by a certified
check in the sum of $160.00 made
payable to the order of the acting
Mayor of the City of Pendleton.
The Common Council reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, thla
17th day of July. 1917.
THOS. FITZ GERALD, .
., ; .. t . City Recorder.
Commissioners' Report
1,1st of clnlms nllowod hv the
Criiimy Court at the-July ll. Tirm.
except such claims as are allowed by
Statute.
Thomas Campbell, County
t'ourt witness fee $ 8-90
K. V. I)ld, County Court
wit pea fi .VUJJ .1. . .i.. 8 5
8. It. oldaker. County Court
MitrleM fee 8.90
J. Khntwell. ' County Court
witness fee 8-90
Mny l!nkp. County Court wit
ness fee 8.90
John W. firahtn Co.. District
Attorneys, supplies 7.fr
II. 1 Krntnr. Circuit court ... zsh.ihi ,
Fred 1-i Hchmlilt, circuit C... so.on ;
Parker Taxi, Circuit Court .... 4". to
1. n. Wnfle. Circuit Court ... 81.00
Quelle' Cafe. Circuit Court ... 13-00
W. C. R. Prullt. Justice C. ... 17-0i
Joe H. Parks. J. I, fee 8.&0 I
Iva Lee, County Court witness
fee S0
Ethel I-e. County ourt wit
ness fees 6-30
A.. I-e. County Court witness
fee I-Sn
Tom Thomas. Counts' Court
witness fees 6.30
Earn Lee, County Court wit-
ness fees 6.30
Joe H. Parks. J. P. Fees 8-15
Alice N- Welker, County Court
witness fees ..I
Martha Syme. County Court
witness fees 4.90
Joe II- Parks. J. P. fees 8.6"
1'erry If. Herndon, County
Court wltnesn fees 3.40
Xancy Folsnm, County Court
witness fees
E. II- Myers, County Court wit-
news . fees . 3. to
Frances Crandnll, County Court
witness fees '
Joe H. Parks J. P. fees 3.4.i
J.w H. l'arks, J. P. fees i. 4.-"
T. 1. Taylor, transporting
HEADACHE STOPS,'
E
Dr.
James Headache Powders
give initant relief 0ot
dime a package.
Nerve-racking, splitting or dull,
throbbing heailarhes yield in just a few
momenta to Dr. James" Headache Pow
ders which cost only 10 cents a pack
age at any dmjr store. It'a the quick
est, surest headache relief in the whole
world. Don't aufferi Relieve e
"Sony and distress now I You can.
Millions of men and women have
found that headache and neuralgia
misery is needless. Get what you ask
for.
NILSON TRACTORS.
' Built up lo.a.eumdard, not down to a
llix'tit weight Strong pull Superior
Automatic Traction by 'pull'" Instead
of drud weight. ... ii.
Stands up to hard service with mini
mum expense. v-n.nn
. N.tson Senior. 84-36 H. P-l llon
Junior. 1S-S5 H. V Ml.ln
He. our Irn-nl agent, or send for eatsiej.
NIIJiOM TRACTOR 8ALK3 COMI'ANT.
East Morrison and Fast Third Bis.
Portland, Ores-on.
priHoners '
National Sales A Service Co-,
Sheriff suPlies
HlJHhong & Co., Clerk sils ..
I O. Frnxier. Clerk sll)ilies , .
H. V. Ireland, Clerk suiiiilies.
II. S. IturrotiKhs, Recorder
suiiilles .' . . .
W. W- Green, Kupt. of school
supplies . .'
:Mrs. L. II. Green. Teacher's
examination
-Albert K. White. .Teacher's ex. .
j -Mm. ParJee 1 Hailev, Exam;
i eiKhtlt grade . papers
I Herbert W- Copelnnd, Exam.
I efshth grade papers
Truinnn Yates, AssessiiKs rep.,
j U. C- Tiiild, Ai4sestir's deimty.
i W'ni. Mcleod, Assessor's dep. .
lSim Jinkitts, Assessor's deputy
; .1. C. iJing, Assessor's deputy.
' 1 Prowneil. Assessor's dep.
A. E. McCully. Assessor's dep.
It. O. Haw s, Assessor's dep.
Chun. Wslden, Assessor's dep.
Louis Scholl. Jr., Assessors l.
Thos. A. Ornhm, Assessor's -I.
I). J. McFnul. health officer ..
Pearl E. Uroxson. widow's
pension
Ida E. Stewart, widow's pen-.
Kntle Wright, widow's pen. . .
Josie Kirk, widow's res. ....
Winnie Fox. widow's pen. ...
Let ha J. King; widows pen. .
Alice Kearney, widow's pen. .
I-ella R Taylor, widow's pen..
Neta Chenowlth. wWow's pen.
little M- Peeliler, wlwow's pen
Mnry E. HHighes. widow's pen.
Mlnta Mendenhall, widow's pen."
I.orettn Edwards, widow's pen.
Mrs. Jacob Klnnard, widows
t-ensinn
Mnry Krtpa Wehtjc, widow's
pension .......
l.'nlted Chemical Co.. Court
ilf-iise sniitilles
Sinvthe-lxinerirnn Co., Court
House supplies .
Taylor lldw. Co., Cturt House
supplies
Pendleton Wnter Works, Court
House supplies ....
Pnclflc Power r Llsht Co.,
lights
H. II. Itrnvee. placing flag on
pole nt Cmrt House
Pendleton Cycle Co.. Court H-.
Stnnrtnnl oil Co., Court House.
t'ed.-tr-Sweep Co-. Court House.
T. 1- Tuylnr. prisoner's hcard
for month of June
V. S. I'owninlf. Jail supplies..
J. I.. Vaughn. Jail supplies ...
Smythe-linergan. otinty poor
farm
Tum-A-I.nm Lumnor to., in,
nonr farm
Oeo. C. Uncr Co., County poor
farm
Mrs. W. H. Musselman. board
for Mrs. Hulverson
Movs V tllrls Aid Society
II 't Jtrown. cssh advance for
"willlam Charles It. It- fare.
Mnrnnch Evans. County poor
farm supplies
'riscnh Home colony, poor ...
1 1. Greenwood, County poor
I form labor
Walter's Ploiirlne Mill. County
I poor farm supplies
Im L Horn, (Vunty poor farm
cook
A C. Koepicn & Hros., In.l.
fund
n. Klngsley. County poor
form xiipi'lics
The George Miller Co-, poor
farm supplies . . 1
D- J. McFnul. exam. Georfle..
Poles. Insane
D- J- McFnul. evam- llertha
Oliver Shutter. Insane
P. J. McFnul exam. Ilnrrlett
It.' Ulshop, Insane
Home llliilriers Assn.. election
supplies
Wm. Mlchnls, election siipplu
J. A- Stephens, election sups...
A- M. Elan, election sups. ....
rp i, Tavlnr. election sups. ..
i.enleton Com. Ass'n.. ' -bar-
0.76
2 50
8.66 5.30
16-75
-65
300
12.00
3-38
. 6.2S
l.rxi
4. no
33.00
72.00
200.00
28.00
80.00
100.00
60.00
2S.00
100.00
25. B0
W. J. Clarke, Watcrmastcr
supplies 3,00
Honeyman Hdwe. Co-7 Water-
master supplies z.bS
Warren W. Iteeder. Assistant
Watermastcr 110.00
.Alfred Hlatt, Assistant Water-
master 122.00
Aubrey E- Perry, Watermaster
sal, and exiienses . . . 160.27
A. L- Schaefer, Watermnster
supplier . 1.50
. P. Hutchinson, Indigent soL
i expenses
45-00
15.00
20.19
82.63
10.99
83.14
72.13
683.88
R. T. Brown, stamps
Evening Tribune, adv
Glnss & Prughdmme, Clerk and
Recorder supplies
Western I'nlon Tel. Co., local
board
East Oregonlan. ndv
Pacific T. T. Co, court House
Telephones
Chas. H. Marsh, Cmatllla Co.
Library
J. A. Yeager. Sealer of Weights
and measures
John Hatler, Jr., Jll-ln11!r dept
M. It- Chessman, Sec'y. Ijyality
League
A. C- Flink, Deputy Sheriff, sal. 135 00
J. C. Marin. Deputy Sheriff sal. 110.00
J. A. Dlakcley Deputy Bheriff,
salary . .
E. o. Draper, Depury Clerk
salary
Joyce Hays, Steno,
62 22
96 90
250.00
110.00"
125.00
75.00
B. S- Hurroughs. Repuiy Roc.
; D. J. McFnul, Health officer
salary
Buy Cook, salary
J. A. Horn, salary
Worrell Manufacturing Co, Jail
supplies , . . .
John F. Casper, et al, Dlst- No.
1.
John Hinderman. ct al. Dlt
No. 3 3584.2b
Tum-A-Lum Lbr- Co, Diat. Xo.
3. supplies
Williams & dinger Ur.. Co.,
Dlst. Kov.3. supiilles
Dr. C. W. Thomas, DiKt. No. 3.
Medical services
John Hinderman, Dlst. No. 3.
i !
James Nelson, et al, Dlst- No.
21 lnhor 196.50
24.50 I James Nelson, et al, Dist. No.
85 00 j 21 labor 44.50
100.00 .Thomas Jaoues, et al, Dist. No.
22 labor i. , n low
A. D. Hileman, et al, Dist. No.
24 labor ' 162.75
J. F. Thompson, et al, 29 labor 18.75
W. A- Leathers, et al. 36 labor 287.90
Inland Empire Lumber Co., 86
supplies 75.67
Oregon Hdwc. & Imp. Co, 36
supplies 8.60
J. T. Hoops, et al. 37 tabor 4 5.7 5 1 " - viarse.
Prank Nenele. blacksmith.. 5.00 j Frank Ncagle,
ii,.,e rinll.lera Ass'n 2. 41 suns 21 7 Jenland, do
89.36
173.25
7-40
7.15
.00
Auto Itrnltl.in A Battery Co, do 8.00 (Xorth Portland market was steady for
W. J. Clarke, do
Oeary Kimbrell, do . .
Jerard & Temple, do
Frank Xeasle, do
Fast End Grocery, -do supplir-s
C. F. Bowman, do .
Oregon Lumber Yard, do
The Stone Garage, do
Smythe-Lonergan Co., do....
B. L. Burroughs, do
Standard Oil Co., do : ..
43.4U ithe week's opening. Receipts were
fairly liberal, although much smaller
'jq than the shov:ns 'Of last Monday
LOOi""'"1"''
214.95 ' Price reflected practically no change
15.48 during the early trading.
171-93 General cattle range; i
175.51,Prime steora .311.7tifll.25
,. 10.75WI1.75
.. 0.60 10.7 5
113.05 (G00d to choice steers
' x , ...i i , . ... .. ...
W. Gefeke. et al, bridges lnhor 958.25 . , ' .,""
Geo. C. 15aer A Co.. do supplies 4.10,' 10 medium steers..
no common to iair. steers. .
Van
Petten Lumber Co., do..
do
do
. . K6.85 'Choice cows and heifers
32 00
17.50
40.00
17.50
17.50
25.00
85.00
10.00
10.00
17.51 ' "
J'jOOINGS OF THE DUFFS JUST WAIT UNTIL HELEN SEES IT.
1
10.00
Taylor Hdwe. Co, Dlst. No. 3.
supplies 127.00
O. F. Wilson, et al, Dlst. No. 3.
labor 616.80
Frailer Hid we. Co., Dist. No. 3.
supplies . 60S
Lamb Box Co, Dist. No. 3. sups- 13.65
D. McEachern, Dlst. No. 3. sups. 4.75
J. M. O'Harra. et al, Dlst. No. &
labor 44. 37
Will Hall, et al. Dlst. No. 7 lo.. . 4 79.50
Umb Box Co, Dlst. No. 7 sups. 12 00
Newt Newtson, Jr. Dist. No. 13
labor
M-Cargill. et al, Dist. No 19
labor ........... .n.
'C. F. Bowman, Dlst. No- 19
repairs '-
sups
,' do
nlnnd Empire Co.. 41 siinDlies 27.4n
John M. Wynne, et al. 42 labor 157.60
Taylor Hdwe. Co, 34 supplies -75
J. c. Edwards, miscel. supplies 133.55
Grace Gilliam, miscel freight 1.39
Grace Gilliam, miscel. freight 1-93
American Expres Co, miscel ex 3-66
Oreiron Lumber Yard, miscel.
...itnhln. eae ... ' 3.09
R. T- Brown, do license for truck 27.00 'HoJJS Go To $18 111
Pacific Power & Light Co, do vr T..1 J VJ
supplies 66 oo ! No. l ortland Yard
C. F. Bowman, do blacksmith 7.70 1 Willi Hio- Tlomanrl
C. F. Bowman, do labor . .
L. J. Me A tee, do supplies
Oregon Lumlier Yard, do
W. Gefeke, do expenses .
Oregon Motor Garage, o
Independent Garage, do .
Pagan's Auto Dray Line.
drayage ..............
12.50: Medium to good cows and
6.00 ! heifers
39.5m ;Fair to medium cows and
z.fo
233.1-1
17.17
-is
14.35 Calves
heifers
Canners
Bulls .
12.00
jStockers and Feeders...
8.50 9.50
6.50fi 8.50
8.00 8.50
4.00 7.50
6.00 4.00
8.001 E.OO
5.50 fi 7.50
8.50i11.5ft
6.00 ft 8.00
Warren's Music House do sups 1.50
Geary Kimbrell, et
f ton-Pilot Rock road
229-00 !c F- Bowman, do
C. F. Bowman, do
11.00 'Allen-Knight Co, do ..
Pendle-
I PORTLAND, Ju!r 2p. Hogs -were
Mtate of Ohio, City of Teieoe, ,
Lucas Countv. as. ,
" Frank J. Caeney makes eath that he si
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney
It Co, doing business la the City of ToledO
C'ooDty and Btate aroretiaid. and that sals
, I . Mill . . I ,U U J.
- - i . . vaj .uv uu, I - - - ......111.
LKH.LAKS for each and every case ot 1
9HQ7RA' . . : , ' . ( uuaAKii lor eacn ana every case oa
. zns i.bv not onlv showing decided strength in !i-.M,.h ,k, Mnnn, k- k. k.
l-'iH practically all the leading markets of HALL'S CATAuUH MKIUCINK
26 00
67.86
BY ALLMAN
I the coantry during the day, "hut at I
iNofth Portland the trend of the trade !
was so firm that values were lifted
10c to 15c Tops were boosted to $18
In the local yards as the Initial testi-
PRANK J. cmtNY.
te before me sad subscribed la
j presence, tels sis 4sy of Ueeesitiet
A. D. 1SSO. A. W. GLKAMON.
ISesi) ' Notary Puhlle.
' Hail's Catarrh Medlelne la tskea Inters
lly and acts through the Blood on the
1760
2. ",.00
u
632.26
1.45
39.85
61-20
7.50
2.25
14.20
31.63
106.00
44 68
3.00
1.00
10T5.00
24.10
3 5.06
30.00
6.50
14.25
31-60
30-00
30.00
35.00
26.96
20.0" !
i
lo.soj
I
5.00
6.00 ,
-i. sol
6.110 ;
3.60
5.01!
1.00
Tom, lGi$3 I'tL HAVE I HOUSZMSB;
AMD HAVE HIS HAIR,
TRIMMED
ToM, 1 D RATHE 12 VoO
vjouldt4,ttr,1 it- I'm
AFRAID YAL RUIsJ T
fXEV-VER. fiMl
I CAM TRIM HIS M
Hair. As cooo 111
A AtJVJ HADasn n I I, -
: - i -? ii -
4 i-i T n-AM -I II I I I 11. il
g. J. CI1KNKT A CO.. Tolada. O.
"eld by all dramrlsta. 75.
Hall's Fatally I'llla for exmetlpaClos, .
racks for Mllltnn" J'ollce . .
Pentlleton Weeder Works,
atermnter supplies . . J. . .
Charles Milne, Wntermaster
supplies ...i
326.11
10.00
2r
V' AT A BOV
STILL
NOW
P-
- j Mold
si'ssi-. " "V ' j
OH,HEL-JL0r4!
COME HEKE
i
1 I " P r i II
' 'fife 1
monial of the week's strength here. I Mucous Pnrraees of the fcyeteis. Bend for
excess of that of last Monday, but
ikillers, sought supplies even more
jkeenly and the advanced figures were
quickly forced.
General hog range:
,'iPrime mixed 317.K0W 18.00
iMedium mixed 17.651-17.85
Hough heavies 16.K5W 17.00
Pigs 1 5.75 ft 16.25
Bulk 1 7.75 r 17.85
I One extra fine lot of lambs that were
'properly taken care of sold at 314.25
in the North Portland market, a
price about 60e higher than the aver-'
age lambs from the Willamette valley
have been selling at. The stock -was
j shipped in by Klmcart & Elliott from
i Harrisburg and found buyers as soon
,as offered in the pens.
General .sheep and lamb trado re
flected considerable strength at North
.Portland during the day with the run
j smaller than Inst Monday. Some small
!supplies aro coming forward from
l Idaho.
General mutton range:
;East of mountain lambs 313.75914.35
Valley Iambs 13.50tt 14.00
Yearlings 9.504S 10.00
Ewes 6.00 8.00
j Situation in the cattle division of the
Everyone Should "
Drink Hot Water ;
in the Morning
f Wash away all ths stomach, liver, j
and bowel poisons before . . - I
breakfast. , I
LEADS
IAItlN"KS OX
FIM1XT.
WF-STKItN
.' ,:-V'' 'WS. ,
" Via.' '
C t . 0. A . Lt J E 0 Nt,
To feel your best day In and day
out, to feel clean Inside; no sour bile
to "coat your tongue and sicken your'
breath or dull jronr head, no consti
pation, bilious attacks, sick headache,
colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stom-a
ach, you must bathe on the inside
like yon hatha outside. This la vastly
more Important, because the skin
perea do not absorb Impurities into
the blood while the bowel pores do.
says a well known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxina
well flushed from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels, drink before
breakfast each day, a glass of hot
water with a teaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate. In It. This will
cleanse, purify and freshen tho entire
alimentary tract before putting mora
food Into the stomach.
Get a quarter pound of limestone
phoaphate from your phnrmaclst. It
is Inexpensive and almost tasteless,
except for a sourish twinge which I
.H unpleasant. Drink phoaphated
hot water every morning to rid your
system of these vile polons and tox
ra: alsao to prevent their formation.
To fce-1 like young rolVs feel; HIT
ycu felt before your blood, nerves and
mnsclea became saturated with an ac
cumulation of tHMiy poisons, begin
this treatment and alxtve all. keep it
up. As wwp and hot water act on the
skin, chmnstng. sweetening snd purl
fx'ng, so limestone phoaphate and hos
water before breakfast, act on the
Mnrraeh liver, rlfte; s a.. ! hon-rta,