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DAILY EAST OIIEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMDEK 30, 101?.
Notices, Business'Opportun . Eost,- Found, For Rent! Etc., Classified for Easy Reference,
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NEW TOD AT
HEW TODAY
Kaeh ik'W d iFtUnmant will
b run under iyw Todsr for
the firm Insertion only. During
subsequent insertions of th ad
It will anpoar under ita proper
classification.
Second-Hand Dealers
V. BTROMLB, dealer In new and MO
ond hand goods. Cash paid (or
second hand good, cheapest place
to buy, household. (ooda.,214 R. Court.
Phone 271W.
'; WANTED At once, waitress at U.
Cofe. . ,. , , , .
iVA.NTEO Second hand cash regis
ter. , Phone. 222,
. Foil HAI.E !lghtly over 70 acre
under HermUton government pro.
Jeot, 1-2 acres home orchard and ber.
rl, about IS acre alfnlfa, another
Plena ready to awed, balance easy to
put In. Haa six room, good houBe,
cementsfoundutlon, barn. outbuildings,
ium fence, wi'll; $5600.00 cuah for
quick gale. Box. -Q," Herniiston, Ore.
son.
Notices
Notice of Payment of City of Petklle.
ton Improvement Hondo.
Notice la hereby given (hut City of
Pendleton Improvement Honda Nov'
il, Berlea ji and a, Holies No. 1, will
be paid .upon preacnuitlon to th un
dersigned, at the American National
Hank, Pendleton, Umatilla County,
Oregon.. Inlerent on mild bonda ceaseel
December 8, 1918.
Duted November 19, 191lt.
LKIi MOUHQl'HE. .
Treasurer, City of Pendleton,
By "Wm. Mlckelsen, Deputy.
For Sale
FQH SALK Modern houa and four
lot with garatt. Ill Jan tt. Pan
dleton, Ore. a 8. Butler, 1111 lndla.n
Avenue, Hpokane Waahlngton.
PGR BALK Full blood R.- I.-; R.
Cockerels. Early March hatch from
Lrong laying .train.. Extra good col
or, welshing from 7 to pounda,
Phone 10F6.
FOR BALE One 1916 75 Holt Cat'
erplllar: Juat rebored, with new
crank abaft. Also one 1019 Oregon
(eclat combine harvester, both Al
ngH. Bee Olcnn B. Soott, Pendleton.
, Ore.
FOR BALB 160 acres timber land,
near Ourdarlun, Oregon. Inquire
107 Garfield. .. , ,
WANTED Woman to do
' l'hone 1 95.
waMhlng
M ANTK1J TJnfurniKhed 8 or g room
houxe with bath and toilet. Phono
203.
FOR RALE 14 head hogs weighing
from 75 to 90 lbs. Phone 2F5.
WANTED SulrKinon for Art and
HiiBlnens Calendars, Leather Quoda.
advertising- specialties. All Imnlncm
will '"b,um." Liberal commission, es
eliialve territory, permanent poxttlon.
Ki'iinomy. Advortblng Co., Iowa City,
Iowa.
FOR HALE in Hi Ford to'irlng car,
lratll er. lminhe 20J Water.
Terjniv If l-lr d., , , : i! ; .
KTKAM niATED ROOM, with bath
close In. 12.00 per week, up. AUo
housekeeping- rooms. The Perkins,
6JI Willow St. Miss Inn Toll, proo.
TWO AND TITIIKE roomed a pis. hot
water nnd baths. $10 to f 16 per
month. 702 10. Alia- Alia Apts.
A CHOICE) modern 7 or 8 room
house, hot water heat, hard wood
floors, shower bath, French doors,
sleeping porch and cement garaca In
terrace. In Laurelhurst, Portland,
worth $8500. Also quite modern 5
room cottajte in another part of Port
land for (2500. Another In another iTHhl
part of same city for $2000. All for
ale.. Write F. D. Watts, Weston, Ore.
Wanted
For Rent
WANTED Good, clean rags at
East Oregoniao office.
The
tW ANTED wlna, phone I$-W.
HEMSTITCHING at the ginger shop.
Mall order promptly attended to.
WANTKP -High. aoUool boy, year
. or older, with bicycle for evening
messenger work. Apply Sunday
morning, o'clock Western Union
Telegraph Co.
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale- Stat cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED Five or six room modern
house, close In. W. C. Crawford
at Crawford & Hedges. Telephone
49$. . '
APT AND ROOMd ALT A APTS,
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court
MOUSBKEBFINO ROOMS, $01 Clay,
FOR RBNT SLEEPING room, 0
Willow. Pbona $IR,
DOWNSTAIRS Apartment. 401 Aura.
WHEAT RANCH for tent, $ mile
from town! Address Box $. Feu-,
dleton, Or. .
FURNISHED APARTME1NT8 close
In. 777 Thompson.
FOR RENT Furnished room and
apartment. 407 W. Alta. Phone
1177W. .
Attorneys
D. W. BAILEY,
Room 7, $, 9,
Attorney- at Law,
Despala Building.
GEORGE W. COUTT8. Attorney
Law, Room 17. Schmidt block.
CARTER A 8MTTHE. Attorney at
Law. Office In rear of American
National Bank Building.
Notices
FEE & FEB, Attorney at Law. Of
fice to Deapaln Building.
R. L, KBATOR, Attorney at Law
Room 24, Bmllh-Crawford Build
ing.
S. A. LOWELL, attorney and counsel
lor at law. Office In Despaln Bids.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter,
nearly new. George Tonkin, Pendleton.
GIRL WANTS general housework
during- winter months. Address
Alice Dowd, Weston, Oregon, R. F.
D. No. 1. ' '
Farm Implements
WANTED Housekeeper
Phono 107.
at
FAU.VUOUrt and merchants of alt
Umatilla county towns: We do out
of town hauling of all kindn. such as
potato or produce hauling;, moving of
household goods and other heavy
trucking even between towns. Phono
us at our expense). 1'i'iilu.ud Hros.
Phono .1.19. Pendloton. '
NON-SKIP" WEEDER get all
th weed the first tl.-n ov r the
field. Haves ona-thlrd tna time ann
does lot better work.. . Order' now.
Pendleton Weeder Work, 3t Cotton
wood street- . .
Farm Land For Sale
Business Opportunities
DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED In
every state for new auto clutch
lock. The cieverext and most effec
tive anti-theft device on the inarkel
automatically disengages the clutch
and locks it so car can not be moved
under Its own power. lilg money
maker for ambitious hustler- Exclu
sive territory given. $500 to $1000
GIRL FOR LIGHT housework. No necessary. American Auto Clutch
washing. Phone 6CJ or call 1000 i l ock, 803 West Ninth street, Los An
nuity street. geles, Cal.
.0 Acres. Complete Wheat Ranch.
In the heart of th famous Hauls
hi country of Adam county
.Vashlnrrton. Land lay perfectly
lnvrl, 820 acre in good, clean um
mi fallow. 320 In atubbls,, Good set
of farm buildings. ! Two mile , to
Kood market, on fine macadam road.
Price $95 per acre. Including all
stock and machinery, to run the
place, 20 ton of bay and other feed,
some household furpitura. For full
particulars see or writs Patsy R,
Clark, Rltzvlllef Wash.
WANTED Nurse at
107.
WANTED-rFirst class cook and "din
ing room girl. Address Y East
Oregon Ian.
FOR RENT On Locust Hill, modern j
housa. Inquire Ralph PoUoro.
NOTiCB TO STOCKHOLDERS No
tice Is hereby given that thera wl
be an annual meeting of tha stock
holder of th East Oregonlan Pub.
llshlng Company on Wednesday, De
cember 4. lli. at 4 o'clock p. m.. al
th office of said Company In Pendle
ton, Oregon, for the purpos of elect,.
Ing officer for th ensuing year. ,.C.
S. Jackson, president; L. D. Drake,
secretary. ' ' ' ,
Nice sleeping room. 723 Aura.
3.0TICK OF BALK OF WATER
. , BOX DM, '
Nolle 1 hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the officn of
the City Recorder In Pendleton, Ore
gon, up to December 11. 1I, at -o'clock
p. m. of said day for the pur-
A. NEWBERRT, Attorney at Law. ; " CrU vl.-
Sralth-Crawford Building. "-'ly l '". )"
FOR RENT Large front room of
modern house, 310 Turner. Phone
697-R.
7 , interest at the rat of per cent per
PETERSON ft BISHOP. Attorney a anmJm interest payable semi-annual
ROOM and board. Phone 482R-
Anctioneers
Law. Room 2
Crawford Building.
and 4, Smlth-
JAMES B. PERRT, Attorney at Law.
Office over Taylor Hardware Cam
pany. - - -
WANTED A mechanlo to take
over shop. One who will tend to
business. No would-be need apply.
P, O. Box 334. Pendleton.
WANTED Dining roomirl for rail
road hotel, Experlenow unneces
sary. Address X Ihi oirice.
COL. W. F. TOHNKA, Auctioneer.
makes a specialty of farmer stock
and machinery sales. "The man that
gets you tb money." Leav orders
at East Oregonlan Office.
Draymen
WANTED A waitress.
Kong Cafe. ' ;
Inquire Hong
Tour ad should be there when, the
home-hunter clips out the ad that
appeal to him-
CALL PENLAND BROS.' VAN TO
mov your household goods. Tele
phone 8.1. Also baggage transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
Notices
Your ad should be there when the
servant YOU OUGHT TO HAVE looks
at the "Help wants."
Your ad. should find a tenant for
that furnished room who will appre
elate it. -
LOST OR STRAYED Yellow . Per
sian cat. Kinder please phone 214
W. Reward. -
RALEY AND RALEY, Attorney at
Law- Office In American National
Bank Budding.
FRED E. SCHMIDT. Attorney at
Law. Room 24, Smith-CrawXard
Bldg.
Misceilaneoaa
ATTENTION, LADIES Hooverlxe
and take your old suits and furs to
be remodeled to the "Model Tailor
and Cleaners," 645 Main St.
Architect
Your ad. should "stay in print" un
til it does the task you've set for it.
To answer a want ad today is safer .
for, it may not appear again
RAYMOND W. HATCH, ARC1II
tect. Phone 732J, Pendelton. Ore
gon.
The want ads can help you to find a
tenant who never defaults in the rent.
- Your ad . should be in evidence
when the man with a Job to offer
looks at the "wants."
ly, said bonds to mature 18 year after
date, and to be redeemable at tha op
jtlon of the city of Pendleton In the
sum of $2000 each year after fho ex
piration of one year from the date of
said bonds. Each bid must b ac
companied by a certified check made
payable to the order of the mayor of
the City of Pendleton In amount
equal to 10 per cent of the amount
bid, to be returned to the bidder If
unsuccessful, and to be forfeited if
the bonds are awarded to the bidder
and he fails to take th same In ac
cordance with the term of hi ald
Wd. . . ; " . J
Dated at Fendleorr, Oregon this
26th. day of November, 118.
THOS. FITZ OBRALD,
City Recorder.
TIME CARD J
, Wcston-Peiulletom Anto Stag
Leave Weston for Pendleton at T:$$
a- m. and 12:46 p. .
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at t :09
a. m. and 1:00 P. m.
Leave Adam for Pendleton at S:26
a. m. and 1:20 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight
Store) for Weston at 10 a. m. and
4:00 p. m.
T FUSS VM
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
, Musterole Works Easier. Quicker
'! and Without the Elister . '
'' There's r.o cenca ia mtsirj a mess of
mustard, fl;ur and water v.-hcn you can
i 4.iily re lie v j pirn, (cnrcnccs cf 6tu7ness
: with a linle cIli, v.-liite Munerole. - -Muctcrola
i3 made of pure oil of tnus
. - tard end other helpful icgredicnta, com-
Lined it Cis farra cf tha present whito
t cintmcot. It t4:e3 lha tUica of oct-of-s
tis; j mustard piastara, end will not blister.
4 Miiero'a vwzl'.y cives 'prompt relief
frcr.1 sora tarsal, , t.-oacaitio, tonciutts.
, creep, tti3 r.atli tsfh,-.i rjct.ralr.ia. head-
ca:i, cuncc-j'-t-j, tjiury, rheumatism,
' liw jc-, i-lj tiX of Uxj back or
' jV.iU, :;'r ct.ro rr.-cclca, bruises, chil-
Uain f.-ctttd fuc', cc!Ca tf tha cheat
itt ofuat pTCvenlj i.-t-:.-ju).
atB and CDs ic; fctciUJ tize $2.50,
AH of as are talking: about democracy. - Tin anldlera whose
prloiod la tltl casualty list have suffered or iled for IC - i
Kilk-d in Action.
Weston
I"t a want ad hunt for It while
you go on about jour other business
affairs.
Prvuto Robert Bracken,
Oregon; ' s
1'rivute Alf Mason, Mt. VcrnOn,!
Wa.shiuatqn. ,
Private William IT. Ramey,' Clark
slon. Washington.
PHvate Albert W. Tlndale. Port
land. Oregon. '
Corporal Roland Evans, American
Falls, Idaho.
Mechanic Lester C. Reese, .New
berg. Oregon.
private Leo Garrett, Rlgby, Idaho.
Private Martin Hurtles", Grande
Itooiie, Oregon.
claW,'Washlngton.
; Prlvote Fred Ehlen,
Aurora, Ore-
. , i jWethers . ;
gon. - '
' I'rlvate Guy C. Weese, Antone,
)regon-t, . i .:'?.,-... - ,"r
I'rlvate Waiter C. Hand. - Welser.
Idaho.
Missing In Action.
Freeland,
Empire,
Private Earl
Washington.
, Private James O. Edmlston, Mar
shall. Washington.
Private James B. Eifort, Tortland
Oregon.
Private Victor E. Duane, Oak Har-
DU1! of WoniiilH,
Corporal Clarence P.
Priest River, Idaho.
Private Albert E. Benson,
Holland,
Enum-
I bor, Washington.
Ilel of Insoaso.
! Sergeant Clyde K. Hoggatt, Port,
land, Oregon.
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(Stars and Stripes.)
A man who was completely fluked
out of West Point was graduated sum
ma cum laude on the River Vesle.
liorn of army folks and raised as:
a youngster in a long, succession oi
army pouts, he had seemed destined
from the cradle for high command,
but at the stiff school on the Hudson
I he developed such; vagaries In mathe-
j niatics -that he was sent on his way.
Then for a time it seemed as though
j the army would see him no more- Just
i about then, however. America mobil-
ized on the Mexican border, and the
'ex-West Pointer appeared on the Rio.
Grande as a private. By the time his
he was a lieu-
outfit reached Fismes,
tenant.
Beyond Fismea lay Fismettes,
part of Fismes that lies across
6.00 8,00 river. It used to be reached by an
8.50 iS 5 10.60 arched bridge of stone and concrete.
10.00ft. 11.00 but retreating Germans blew that to
9.0IK? 10.00 frasments and It is on the rough rub
ble ford which these fragments make
that you cross the river now. The
turning of Fismettes into an American
I Bridgehead on the northern bank of
tho Vesle -was an exploit carried out
through a. violent storm tfrom. - the
massed machine guns of the enemy, so
that the river there looked for a time
like th most lurid lithograph ot
war that Imagination ever? conceived.
In Charge of the Runners.
When the hou? came to create that j
bridgehead, '-our ex-West Pointer'
battalion lay in support of Fismes any
below. So he volunteered hi serv
ices to the battalion that was to lead
the way across the river and the man
ior nut him In charsre of. the runners
I He had five runners in Fismettes)
and five in Fismes to relay the tidings
to the rear. Their path was perilous
beyopd .-description, and there came j
a time when an important message)
was turned) over to him and there was j
no runner left to carry it. Of the .
five in Fismettes. two had been killed
and three badly hurt. The lieutenant)
carried the message himself, that one j
and several more, making trip after ;
trip through the rain of sheila and i
the easy fire from machine guns,!
carrying the word across the Fismes. j)
never making the return trip empty- 1
handed. X'sually he came back with
sorely needed litters.
He came out of the fight unscathed.
Rut not unsung. All along the line
from Fismes southwards, you could
hec.th.iont. .. ,,.., t , ; ,
Turkey In Europe may look to cer
tain hungry" nations like" "a Uttld of
the white meat" '" ''" '
It Is perhaps the kaiser ambition
to bacom Col.- Bill llohsnzollern, the
political boss -of Germany. -
the
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i WATfT At . COT-rW-C A!TH
I i CLASSIFIED PIKtfiGTORfV
Counting six ordinary word to.
th line and charged by
-the line. :- '
' -Want ad and loeal
Hate Pee IJae ,
First Insertion, per line . ... lea
Each add. insertion, per line- o t
One week (six inaeetiuns), j
- each insertion, per line Ba
1 mo..ech insertion, per liae 4a.
6 month contract, each in
sertion, per line ,1. i So
12-month coatrmet, each in
sertion, per line te
No ads taken for leas than 25e
Ada take over the telephone
only from East Oregonlan sub
scribers and these listed in the
Telephone Direotory. Cnpy must
be in our office not later than
1:30 o'clock day ef publication.
En
Night Thone 268-J
223 E. Court St, oi
si i
p Livestock Trading
&i Stars Quiet After-
TiivItav TTnlirlaV
gg. -
IHi Portland! Xoafc. 3fl. Two days
E! run accumulated- a. North . Portland
E3;over the holiday,, but th Showing of
vf supplies was only. l tag-, J i'lf ;!
1 Killers were rather indifferent
about operating during the morning,
3 the usual "day after" feeling being no
5i,ted ia the trade generally. The run
jjof swine was only fair, and early in
E,dications were fo"r continued steadi.
ness at former values.
Ijjj A year ago there was a 216.60 maf
l3;ket for top hogs at North Portland,
ill I two years ago $9.7$.
General hog ramie:
Prime mixed $16. 80W 17.00
11 Medium mixed 16.50 B 16.75
?3 Rough heavies 14. 80S 15.00
3 Pigs . 14,004115.00
Ea Bulk . i6.oii.oo
Catte Situation is Quiet.
Situation in the cattle trade at North
3 Portland was quiet over the holiday.
5 ; with a small run reported In. Some
f rather good quality came forward and
jig steady values were general!', bid In a
L ! limited way.
3 1 A year ago North- Portland quoted
3itop steers at $10.00; two years ago.
$7.15. .
General cattle range:
Prime steers ,
Good to choice steers,
Medium to good steers.
Fair to medium steers..
Common to fair steers. .
j! Choice cows and heifers
3 At Allium to if nod cows and
I 1 heifers
Fair to medium cows and
heifers -
m r-nnnr,
Bulls
Calves 9.00W12.00
Mutton Remains Strong.
s Mutton market showed scant arri
E I vals over the holiday, and a strong
1 3 tone continues In the trade, w ith re
t H cent price advances well sustained.
i One load came in from the Interior.
U! A year ago top lambs sold at $14.
E' while two years ago they stood at
I 1 $9.00.
-A TIRE FOR EVERY CAR. . ,
FABRICS, CORDS AND SOLID TRUCK TIRES.
EVERY TIRE WITH A GUARANTEED
MILEAGE. v
; VULCANIZING, RETREADING AND REPAIRING.
ACCESSORIES, OILS AND GREASES. SERVICE STATION
I '
V advertise and of for .War, Savings Stamp for sale with evcryv purchase. . s
Simpson Tire Service Company
E3l
.tl22r.fi 12.75
. 11.0012.00
. 10.00W ll.
. 8.60r 9.50
6.00 a
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5. 50
3.00 In
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6.50
4.00
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Li A. MENTON, Mgr.
Day Phone 631
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DEMONSTRATING CAR
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
1918 model 5 passenger; only thoroughly broken
' in and will be sold at the right price if taken at once. N
CARS WASHED
ACCESSORIES
1"
lOJSiS
tad
nn
bviiooomoianio'
Gas,"oil watbr and'air at our curb
ge
CLYDE (McIvAY3I
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Telephone 633
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