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NEW TODAY
' Brew TOOAY.
Each now advertisement wtl!
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tlio first insertion only. During
subsequent insertions of the ad
it will appear under It prayer
pjMwiClaation. i. i
Second-Hand Dealers
V. STROBI.B, dealer In new and sec
ond hand goods, cash paid for
socond hand good, cheapest place
to buy housonuld goods. 210 E. Court.
Phone 271VV. ,
CROIX DE GUERRE
GIVEN TO STATUE
PARIS, Oct. 80 In Uion big
sqiiuro at Yjtcm. in I'.olfrluin,
Mamli Hie 'iiiviiluoriihlci statue." .
It Is a FtiMit man of' hronxo. In
bronze flirt lies of aiMicnr-duys. It
li of it lord mayor of nuntliiv pcn
crutlon Sir, Vun d'-n Ivrrs.
boom . And throiiKh four yearn
of lHnil)ardiiH'iit lio lion not even
"hecit tMTntelied. Recently, In rec
otrnltlon of Mr. Van lien Porro
hmtm'it brazenfaced bravery anil
iliMjain of tcrmaii shells, a prunk-"b-ii
llt-lKti ntiarlicd the Croix do
f.'uerro to lii.s broiia lapel.
Auctioneer
GUI W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer.
makes a specialty of farmers mock
and machinery Bales. "The man that
gets you the money,".. Leave. order
at East Oregonlan Office. q
Notice of Sale of 'fcstray.
ii:r'iiSTAo ixvi-tiatrs "
, JMCAfM I'AIIAltF.S
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2 The party
committee of th relehstn?, the I.okal
Anzeigcr of Berlin says it understands
l.i debating the, question of calling to
account tho Bta'tomout responsible for
tho fitiluro of th fSerniutl peace
movements lute in 1016 and nt the 'bo
KlmiUig of 191T. - ' ' . '
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For'Sala
COR UALE Modern house and four
Iota with garago. 225 Jane St. Pen
dleton. Ore. B. B. Butler, 1113 Indian!
Avenue, Hpokane. Washington
FOli JjALE 30 head Shrop . rami
I'hone 60F13 or wrlta T. O. Good
man. Rout ! Box 85, Lowden. Wash
FOR SALE Choice apples 75 c per
Rack, lirlni? vour sacks. E. C. Bur-
llngame. 11111 Tod Farm, Walla Walla.
Fort BALK-Or rent. 1 lota and
'fodm house on Eddy street.", In
quire 720 Cosbie St.
FOR- 6ALU-Full blood H.' Ia. K.
Cockerels. Early March hatch from
striinir loying strain. Kxtra good col
or. walKlitnK from 7 to . pounds.
Phone 10F5. ;
FOR SAT.H 1 torr truck, A-l sfiape.
with new top. I'hone 74K. i
l-'or fiulo. i ' I :
"Rye anfl while winter barley, -fa.
W. Collins, Pendleton. , '
Xotlce Is hereby elveri that I, Wm.
anther, on tho 8th' day of, Octortbr.
IBIS, on ' my ranch In ' flection 8,
fwrtsliln 4 north, raiitre 33, K.'W. M.
In fjiiutllla county,. Mate of Oregon,
about two uud one half mile wuwt
from Ilollir, took und Iinpounded
wtrays, 7 hrnl of pis or shoats, color
red, nnd red and black spoiled.
w'elKht about 70 pounds each. Four
of said Tmtmsls" marked with slit in
right ear uud three marked with slit
In left ear, and that said stock, at the
barn on r.aid ranch, on the (sin day of
November, 11 8. at the . hour of
o'clock, p, m. of said day, will be off-red
for wile nnd sold at public auc
llon to t-ntb'fy tho damages and costs
of Ueeuioir und all c.xnenses incurred.
InrludlnK the Justice feos, costs of ad- You may nave profltarjle buslneae
veitlsint; and sale and such other relatione for yearn to come with some
cofIs jjnd expenses as may be regu- one you will coma to know first thru
lai ly made. ' ' I your next classified adt
Dated this 20th diiy of October.)
vT. lrlj'rirKlt. I A majority ot olasalfled niessarea
V. ft - TAYrlt'''1 ,: Ta Item p. I may be clearly told in 1es tbaa fifty
Aiictlonpci-.
Fort SALU litis Holt "7b" caterpil
lar tractor. Only run 15 days anu
Wood as new. Will Tsell at a bargain.
Address A, Archer. 41 H CralS Street,
Walla Walla, Wash. Trjlsphone 2125
FOR SAT.K Full blood S. C. Whita-
Lehoi'n pullets. F. A. Gordan, Jr.
rhone 4S6. . . ,
words.
, ....... i.
Wanted!
WANTED Good, clean rags at The
Kast Oregonlan 'office.
WANTED Sewing, phone 8J-W.
WANTED Qlrl Keueral houaework.
1 In family. Wages 125. . Write
Mrs. T. 0. Sinclair, Bonneville, Ore.
HEMSTITCHINO at the BIngr shop.
Mall orders promptly attended to.
WANTED--Kxperteneed girl at , The
I'alm. 423 Main street.
WANTED Hih school boy, 1 years
or older with bicycle for evening
messena-ei1 work. , Aply Bunday
mornlnB. V o'clock Western Union
Telegraph Co. ,
WAXTED To hear from owner of
eood ranch for sale. . gtato cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush
Minneapolis. Minn. ,
WANTED Modern 4 or '5 room1 f ur-
nlsbed or partly-furnished house,
not too far out, or t or 3 room nicely
furnished apartments for two. .No
children, mother and daughter. -Fnone
582, or write Box 7(11.
WANTED Dining room girl,
Hotel.
Kleth
WANT'ED Woman or girl for gen
eral housewark. Must be experi
enced and no objections to children.
Address Box BR2, Adams, Ore. '
Farm Land For Sale
CIO Acres. Complete Wheat Ranch.
In the heart of the famous Rattle
-.((Kp tjnt country of Adams county
Washington. Land lays perfeatly
level, S20 acres In good, clean sum
rnerfallow, 320 in stubble. Xlood set
of farm buildings. Two miles to
good murker. On fine macadam road.
Price JDS per acre, Inclunms an
stock and machinery, . to run vthe
fclace, 20 tons of hay and other feed.
some household furrittare. For iuu
particulars see or write Patsy K.
Clark, rtruville. Wash.
3 ITSEXCU BlTlTIES
KILLKD rx BATTLE
PARTS. Nov. Z, rThirteen French
deputies have already given up their
lives in the defense of their country.
The latest is M. Gaston Dumesnil, who
succumbed to severe wounds after be
ing decorated with the cross of the le
gion of honor by Premier Clemen-
ceau. ;
For Rent
APT A3s'D; KOOM ATjTA APT8.
FTTRNIKHED APT. HamlHon1 Court.
HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS, iOl Clay.
FOR RENT 8LEPIN3 room,
WHlow. Phone 48JIU
too
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DOWNSTAIR Apartment 401 Aura.
WHEAT RANCH for lent, miles
from town,
dleton. Ore.
Address Bo 88. Pen-
Attorncyi
cr. civ ip .si'umujT. Attorney t
Law. Room 4, Bmlth-Cra-WfoTd
Bldg. ' ' '
D. W.-BAIUET, . Attorney at . Law,
Booms 7. 8, lespaln Building-
c.Krutora -W. COCTT8, Attornejr at
Law. Koom 17. Schmidt brock.
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CARTER A SMYTHB. . Attorneys at
Law.' Offlca Jn rear, ef American
National Bank Building.
FURNISHED' APARTMENT Close
In. - 77T Thompson.
v'Oh KENT Furnished rooms and
anartments.' 407- W. ARa. Phone
1177W.'- -, . S :'
FOB RENTThree room furnished
apt. with steeping porch. 602 Water.
l-'Olt RENT On Locust Hill.'modern
house. Imitilre Baiph Foisom.
FOR t.ENT Furnished J-rornn house
with sleciMng porch. Ideated, In rear
417 Garfield. Address 42 J this of-
FOR KENT- Completely, furnished
four room apt., with bath, pnone
374J. .
FOR jiEN'T-e-3 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 302 E. Alia.
FEB FEB, Attorneys at Law.
fices' ln iDes'pain Building.
Of-
R. I KEATOR, Attorney at Law
Room 24, Smith-Crawford Build
ing. '
3. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney- at Leiw.
Smith-Crawford Building.
PETERSON If BISHOP. Attorneys at
Law. Rooms 2 and 4, Smith
Crawford Building. '
JAME9.B. PERRY, Attorney at Us.
Office over Taylor Hardware Com
pany.
P.ALEY AND RALEY, Attorneys at
' Law. Office in American .National
Bank Building.
. A. LOWELL, attorney and counsel
lor at law. Office la Despairi Bids.
FOR RENT Modern five room lur-
nished house. Phone 054.:.
Nice sleeping rooms, 723 Aura.
FOR BENT Room with heat, close;
in., in private family,. Phone 481
FOR RENT 2000 acres of bunen-
gross land until srarcn 1st. iia.
Good sheep rane. , Tom Gibson, Box
4 2, Pilot Hock, - ore. xeiepnone
Fa'rmer 2X2 Pilot Rock.
Farirt Implement
THE "NON-SKIP-' WEEDER gets ail
the weeds the first time ov r tne
field. Saves one-third the time ana
does lots better work, - Ordor bow.
Pendleton Weeder Works, 632 Cotton
wood street. ' ; '
Foatid
FOCxO Bunch' "of keys. Ow ner can
haveVame by calling at this office
and paying for this notice.
wast An' coi.vr ATD
Ci.ASIFIEf niRKc-romv,
Counting sr ordlnhry words to
the line and charged by
the line. f -Want
eds snd locals.
Ketes Per Lino.
First Insertion, per line lOe
Each add. insertion, per line- Se
One week (six insections),
each insertion, per line . Be
1 mo. each insertion, per line 40
month contract, each in
sertion, oer Hne . SO
: 12-month contract, each In
sertion, per line to
No ads taken for less tlian....25e
Ads taken over the telephone '
. only from East Oresonian sub-
' scribers and .those listed in the
Telephone Directory. Copy must
be in our office not Inter than
1:30 o'clock day of publication. :
Notices
Conrad P- Olson appointed by gov
ernor Wllhytstmbe es Justice of u
prenie 4iurt to succeed FranK Am
Moore, has worked his way from
poor farmer boy. Ho knows eon.U
tions in. all rissees. , Ket him on tho
bench by writing In hi nam Novem
ber Sth. '. '
-Xoflt! of pavfrWiit of City of 1-cinlto
Ndtlc is hereby priven that City of
Pendleti-tn Improvement Bonds Nos.
17 and it. merles rvsnd 11. 1J, 13 r,tl
14 rlerles B. will be raid upon pre
sentation thereof to the underslxnea
at the American Nillonal Hank, Pen
dleton, Umatilla County, Oregon. In
terest on said bonds ceases Novem
ber 1, 1918. '
Dated Octol-ef 22, 191. A
LICE MOORHOUBB. . g
Treastirer. City of PendletoO.
By Wm. Mickelsen, Deputy. -
uki, ., Conrad P. Olsorl" is
now supreme Court Justice. Write his
name in io suoceevi nimsen: m mo
death ol Tanitjw
6th.
cancy caused by
Moore on Novemne
Tkirr Yp.'
There came to my place on Wild
Horse creek, about Oct. 1. 11-
red ahoat. right eor; cut off. . -Owner
can have aame by paying charges.
Box 705, cuy.
Business Opportunities
Draymen
CALL, PEN LAND BROS.'. VAJM TO
'move your household goods. Tele
phone 339. Also baggage transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
DISTRICT MAN AGE itfl WANTEI In
every state for new auto e""1
lock. The cleverest, anu """
tive anti-theft device on tne m""
automatically dieengaes the clutt H
and locks It so car can not be ml
under its own power. Big. monHjr
nmkef for ambltiotis hustler.
sive territory given. T500 to tl0
necessary. Arhertca vAuto
Leek. 803 West Nrnth street, Los An
geles, Cai. 1 " r '..
TIME CARD
Weson-PemlIeton Auto Stasw
Lejtves Weston- for Pendletoo t 7M5
a- m. and 12:45 P- ' ' n
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8. 00
' a. m- and 1:00 p. m. i " 'l
Leases Adams for Pendleton at 8: .
a- m. and 1:20 p. n.
Leaves Pendleton (Ain-Mi-"v
Btore)- for Weston
4:00 p. m. . ;
at 10 - m. v:4
13000 Cups Chocolate
Given in One Xiarht at
"Mother" Uurdick's Hut
ttbn Army hut for cake and dough
nuls and pie. has a new stunt
celights the soldiers.
It Is the "all niKht chocolate scrv
But tne general had brought Ills men rA Ti
i,ih a long way already that evening, and tlLjIJlL.O UJl I KiJ
r.
i r
-t -'i
REM?
AT Y-H" r
11
nlaht at "Mother ' Burdlck s nut, ana
two other huts nearby assisted so
that more than 15.000. cups of choco
late were given to the boys that nlBht.
MOVE ITALIAN'S INTO
PATH OF OWX BOMBS
thev had farther to go before morn
lng. He knew hot chocolate would
brac6 the boys.
go he gave the order for groups to
WITH TUB AMERICAN ARMY IX I Recently a new division suddenly stop one by one lor rest at tne civa-
FJIANC I-;. Oct. 3. (By . mail. ) ! appeared in "Mot her" Burdlck's area, Hon Armr but, as tney passea
Mother" B.irilick. tho Hula Texas ! nv tW the first units of it appear- Then the eenernl stopped himself for
c. in i, i. ,i i'.i,rn otinl rat.-''..i n'v.. ... i..iinv tho front, the n C.m of ChriColate. They worked
and won tho hearts of every douh- ; first lout:hboys told her. She was
ly who Ilot ked Into the little tialva i business at once. Callinif "Pa" llor-
1 .. .... .in -I .. 1?.. : dick and her other assistants, "Moth-
.... er" Burdick got pots of chocdate on
i.lv kll" :be 'stove ot once. It was then fairly
1 it' ' j U at night.
'"-' ' Vj-:'V Then Mother" Burdirk went out
1 ..v.rivr -fi.. . ; , 1,, to find the general commanding the
.' 5ii-3it:lJ division. In the dark It was pretty
C r '"- J ' hnr' to ,"':,,8 the general, nut m
' finally eornered him. He was sur
prised Being a newcomer in r ranee
with a new division. n had never
l.etird of tbe Salvation Army women.
Stovs An Army.
'I want to stop ihejn in companies
J.ut long einntsh to fill their cups
ja they go by tho but down the roan
The now cencr.il wns not "feu i
betm? talked to that way ami it wo . ,
hardly within campaign, orders to - - w
stop men In aiH l-ani for ,cbocolift.: JJfg QF THE DUFFS
WITH GAS OFFICER
CHICHESTER S PILLS
, " 11IK 1IIAMONO 1IM. X
1
like
why
as to
When
railroad sta-
AuslVian authorities.
several lmnureq Italian pi - "
f war In engine nonses wnere j.
PARI?. Nov. 2 Austrians,
the Germans, can't understand
the allies are so "inrlnman"
bomb cities behind the lines.
Ilali;'n airmen bombi-d
tioiis in Austria.
locked
oners
with the American- army rx
FRANCE, Sept. 20.-(By Mail.) The
!Kis officer Is one man in the American
army who has no idea of romantic he
roism. Every one has been congrat
ulating the chaps w-ho Jerked off their
mis masks to do difficult Jobs when
the boches were heaving gas over in
volumes, and ho French awarded
several boys fhe "Croix de Guerre" for
their spunk
Now comes the gas officer, taking
all the Joy out of being a hero In a
pas attack He syas men who take
off gas masks because they cannot
do- their work with them ought to be
court martlaled instead of croix de
suerred The men .will have' to learn
aiid fight In their masks, he
gas masks on. because they stay out g gJLLJQN MATCHES
AMOMt ItllA.IO l'II.I.H,f,r S
-fcltuw (.1 !;.-., b-ifer., An,v. t. lir !J
SOi D BY 0RL6CISTS fVFCVW'?
) they were
' boivlbs.
in range at tne airmen s
The gas officer hands it to the boys
who work right through -with, their
1 1 I . :
of the hospitals. . If anyone gets
whiff of gas, the gas officer things
that man ought to lie right down and
take care of himself, whelch doesn't
scund brave or heroic at all. It sounds
like quitting.- the doughboys say. ,
But the gas officer points out that
the man who quits and takes care ot
himself gets over his gassing In 3 or
4 hours, and can go back Into serv-'
ire. again, -whereas the chap- who
sticks it out to the last falls exhaust
ed and needs a lot of hospital treat
ment before he is gdod for work
asraih. This Is how the gas officer
frigures the man who quits is a hero.
He says the boches would like to have;
doughboys stay in tlie gas until theyj
get whiffed good, and move around a
lot until It is all through their bodies
for that puts a doughboy Out of com- !
mission. -
Of course, the gas officer doesn't
want anyone to be si quitter when he i
has an important post to hold, for he
says If the doughboys Use their rrlasW
quislily and corectly, t'he boches have
no gas that w-lll bother seriously.' !
FOR BOYS AT FRONT
WA'RtfrN'tTOX. Sot. . What
ever the boys at the front may
lack, they're point; to have plenty
of matches tuis whiter! The war
department lias purchased sit bil
lion for the use of the expedition
ary forces 10(l,)0,brt boxes, or
50 boxes apiece for tho 2.0O0.
,0O0 men in Franco enough sur
plus to light 3000 cigarettes per
man.
he is some; salesman,:: -
By ABman
Don't Neglect , ,
Your Buildings
i
A coat of Good Paint will rl ,
add many more years to thew-j-J
usefulness.
oi70' Bros.-
mi.xn I. C -r - ,
lit; ('fcv'
, ii - -j
and ("..-". s
fill every requirement
stand the wear of tune.
,..-L.-J. McATEE
The Practical Paint Plan . ... -513
Main Street ; ' 1 Telephone loS
How OoVoo
To -
I CAME TO APPM fOP.
A rVSlTlOrJ AS 5ALESMAW
VllTH VoOR. COHCEB4
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VIHAY BOSIHesS
HAVEYooBEEM
Bi5A6tt W?
I WAS A
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BETTEJl AND
OFTER LIGnT
iT''hvO' the ayes. They - aot eXP.
P ' -' 'v t Slve conslderlnn tnir ettrn
-.x' I ,'l fielenov and erirn bennty. W
f y 1 fi not at least M tlimJ
( .--Hi., t TT',
Is assured by th use of some
of theso beau'lful fixtures of
nurs. They give a light that
llbmilnaies the room perfectly,
but that does ol tire of strain
pen-
f-
r'hy
lM AFRA!D,WrJ? MAM
TWAT Voi,0 HAvE,"n?U&J-t.
SEJ.LIHG OUft UHB UMDEp.
These unfavoiJable
CVWOlTiOMS -
I AVf SOLD
UT3 OF STUFF
Ust FAVORABLE
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VMHAX tott
IHSTAMCEJ
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'mO BlJtTHA" TARGET
PARIS, Nov. 2 Dunkirk, up near
the Belgian border, is Just now out
of reach of Hun long range guns. "Big
Berthas" have been Domuaraing Dun
kirk, shells falling many days at five
minute Intervals 4But the city went
Why tkH afsume tnat your
tenant Is a reader of the classified
and get In tojien with him at once? t
. .. ,. "
on with Its daliy 'iiiuflhe. " X6t? evert
the tramway schedule -was interrupt
ed. - The Germans are- driven back:
now- to where they do ot reach- tho '
city.
I
WltlGIEY CJVE8 TTX-rOtL ,
r; , , ; 1 " -' I .. ' l
TO THr5 VtoVfXtSWVST
To help meet the needs of the gov-.
crnmenf, Wrigley'a will discontinue
the use of tin-foil as a wrapping for
"Juicy Fruit" chewing gum. In order
to release this valuable, material to"
Uncle sani. "
Hundreds of thousands of pounds
per week of tin-foil will thus be made s
available to the government, it Is
said. , "Juicy Fruit" will here&fter op-
pear In the hermetically saledT pinle
wrapper same as "spearmint. "lou-.
Iilemlrit" will also be wrapped In W-ar.
ed pink paper, instead of green.
iiiWWl'iT " --'fflMaa;' " iiiiii"'
f t I r i sit
M liMSimiCi
Batteries Should, Never Freezb
. i , .. " t . .1 V
j If your battery freeze it' youi' cywto fault.--
There proof right in the ke that y6fl
" haven't .taken care .of it-r-that yoxx havezt
kept it charged. "
A properly charged Willard Battery can't .
freeze, even in the coldest weather.'
Come in and we'it tell yoii why batteries ,
do sometirnes freeze, and hdvt yen! taa tell
when yours is cold-weather proof,1
WhW our Were asld t 'de I' copy, of bur
booklet "A Mark with a Meaning for You."
ItteUs just what the Willard Mark stands toti ;
v . t
Electri c Service Station
' Cor. Main and Watef Sts.
We test, repair and re-charge
storage batteries,
and always' carry a: full sup
ply of battery parts, nt-w
Irattpries and rental batter
ies. Testing sen' ice is free.
f'..
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J. L. VAtTGIIAN