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PAGE NINE TEA PACES DAILY EAST OKEGONIAS, PENDLETON, OREGON, ! MONDAY EVENING, DECE1TEES. 27, 1920. J Cs ' y y 5 JSotices, Business Opportunities, Locate, Lost, Edund, For Kent, Etc, Classified for Easy Reference. NEW TODAY FOR SALE WANTED Woman or girl hnnsework Phone 182. to do FOR' RENT Six room furnished house. . Apply 320 Willow Bt. LOST Black leather pocket book con taining $25.00 Finder please return to M. C. iCartor 704 E. Court W. Reward. , 1 - ' - FOR SAUK New Urunawick phono graph with several up-to-date rec ords. Cm girls bicycle, good an new must be sold nt one an I am leaving 922 Vincent St. FOR 8AJJ3 75 H. P. Holt Catterptllar Bturgls ft fitorle. 10 It BALE 4 foot Poplar wood-. Call JF5, Ralph Tackella. FOR SALE Second-hand clothing at George DeMott's, 521 8. Main Bt. fOR BALE All kind of Insurance. i. H. Bate, (14 Main St.. Phona 404. FOR SALIC 100 tona alfalfa hay 2 mllea went of Pendleton Inquira Grltmnn Bros. FOB KALE 4 bead of good mulaa, 10 head of horse all good stock 8 Iturgla ft St or la. property to the Jielra or persons entltl ed to the came and discharge the ad mlnUtrator. , Dated thla 18th day December, 1820. . - JOSEPH PICARD, Administrator. FOR SALE 30 White Leghorn laying pallet. Winter laying atraln 712 WANTED Information aa to the 1 L1Uel or nhn" M-W, present address of Cyntha Prince, probably married now. Her . aunts would Ilka to hear from her. Address Belle Grons, Hot Lake, Oregon. MARRIED MAN wanta Job on ranch . ood rarpenter and blacksmith, ex pend on Irrigation, alfalfa and flume bull ill iik; repairing farm machinery and general up keep. Address D. It. t'rrlklna. Golden Rule Hotel, City. - fori 8AI.B OR TRADE Modern eight room bungalow, too finely finished to rent leaving on long visit, family's health must sell quickly. Yeur old, home, outgrown, taken as Tttrt pay, balance to suit. Look up, make offer or tell friends. Call nose. sors of ri 9 to 12 a. m. or l to D p. m Hlone 192. Asxessor C. P. Stmln. FOR BALE Self-?ropell omMn barvar; llll modal, good rm Bturgl ft Btorte. Notice of )ld for Sewer . Cleaning Machine Notice Is hereby glvon that waled bids will be. received at the office of the City Recorder In Pendleton, Ore gon, up to December 29th 1920 at 6 o'clock p. m. for furnishing to The City of Pendleton, a Sewer Cleaning Ma chine of Standard Make, F. O. B. Pen dleton Oregon. The Common Council reserves tho right to reject any and ail bids. Dated at Pendlctvn, Oregoa thle 16th day of December 1920. - THOS. F1TZ GERALD, City Recorder, FOR SALE BOO sack rlp Burbank potatoes at tUiOa sack Inquire 81. Andrews School, reservation. OR BALB Four wagoa Vies, for bulk grajj-, low prie U taken won B. L. Burroughs, Phone a. FOR SALE: A ten room modern houae, will sell with or without fur Iture full basement Call (is Jane. w , , , l N .... Ti Handy Business Directory of Pendleton and Vicinity This Directory la especially handy for the out-of-town reader who may went toa nam and addraai of reaponalbla basin meo who rwtaaa&l fee following line. ' All are reliable, reaponalbla busluees aoncarna woo atan dready to give you prompt erne. ... , TOR RENT Outside Weeping room MRS. ADA FIELQ Splrella coraetlarat CARTER ft SMTTHE, Attorney Phone 212-W, 40i Lewis HL Hoard I Phone 324-W. Address (14 Jane. if desired. I - r !aATEKSiTT ana aoavaieacenr noa- pltal Mra. Vrall, 114 B. Bluff BU Phona 77. VCil TtRNT Ifcnteri -uleenlnr room for gentleman 307 W. Court, Phone Z09-J. ... FOR KENT Large downstairs bed room with stove board if desired Phone 212-W. TO LET Office suite In . Temple mag. meant neat, not ana coia water. I. U. Temple. FOR. RENT A' I room house portly . furnished bath, hot and cold water Call 314 Tustin. FOR RENT Bleeping room with stove hot' and cold -water close to Main Phone 49S-M. . '. FOR RENT One 2 -room apartment. Gas, steam heat, hot and cold water Cary Apartment, 417 Thompson. CELEBRATED IN HUME v FIUME, Dec. !. (A. P.) The an niversury of the Italian victory on the Plave was celebrated here lust' before the recent siege by (covers meet forces by a great demonstration In .which the Whole population of Flume, both mili tary and civilian, participated. It be gna at the "Monument of the Anchor," a marble base, like an altar, support ing the anchor which belonged to the first Italian warship to put into the port of Kin me after the war. All Flume's manifestations center there, aa In an'clcnr Romo they centered at the capitol tuid Jn modem Rome at the altar on the monument to Victor Emmanuel. 'Every num. woman and child In Flume seemed to be gathered around; the monument, which was soon com-, pllrtely colored In flowers, while of-' fleers, soldiers, sallprs, ardittt climb ed up all over ft, waving their caps and singing. There are any number of those songs written for the volun teers at d'Aitnunsio's expedition, siu-h as: "I'ol sinmo I disertori, ma non di Caporetto," "We are the deserters, but nut the noes of Caporetto," -refer ring to Kltti's speech in the chamber when the newa of the etcpedUlon to Flume reached Rome, on which occa sion he branded all d'Annunslo'a men as denerterfl.i.. Ilupndreds of flags were grouped ar- tistically round the monument ana about them gathered In a picturesque spectacle th different battalions of the arditl, wearing their redValut and black feses, the officers with caps tilted at a rakish angle, reminiscent In their appearance of the "iitiHifliiet eers 'of the times of "D'Artngnan." - After several persons had spoken amid constantly growing enthusiasm, a procession was formed, which, with flogs and banners at the head, defiled throughout main thoroughfares of the city arriving at a bridge obstructed by thick barbed wire entanglements, the arditl delivered a sham attack up on it and on the run, the irocealoh entered Susak. the Slav suburb of Flume which llenot the other sMe of the bi1dg arid rushed through Rs streets, shouting anil' smslns:, waving their flas, caps and weapons, while the Slav population looked on with placid and unmoved stare. d'Annunzio's men are all young and self-confident, strong and fit, ienthusl astlo nnd patriotic, devoted to their lenders, nroud of Fillme. Of Italy, Of d'AnnunzIo, ready to fight and. If need be. to Idle for their cause. The ma jority nW seasoned war-veterans, hav ing fouV.t throughout the whole of the world wnf nnd among their leader are' some of the most brilliant generals and ffioera of the Italian army. TOR SALE OR LEASH Shoe nub 320 acres, well equipped Abun dance of range Joining Addrrw M. R WaJtor. Quiaey, Waaru , FOR PAJ,B OR, TIRADE 38 .second hand sewing machines all In good swing order IS to 140. Must be sold by January 1st. Phona 78&, 'Singer Store. i r. KR S.VI.K Iv'ew t riK.ra bungalow, north side. New 4 room bungalow, north side. Good t room residence, south hill. r.ueap. t Good S room residence, west and, reasonable. , i Call and see me If you want to buy a house. I have houses In all parts of the city, some on reasonable terms. GICOROR W. fXDKIt . 818 Main bt. i Res. Thone 972-W Phone 93 LOST AND FOUND LOST A gold locket with 2, children pictures. Name Walter on outside Reward Notify I'rrkina Rooma. NOTICES In tluv County Court af the Slate of Oregon for rmatilla County .In the Matter of the Estate of Elea nor Cameron Tayant, Deceased. . ' Notice la hereby given that Joseph Ptcard, the Administrator of the es tate of Eleanor Cameron Payant. de- ceased, has rendered and presented for settlement to and filed with the Clerk of said Umatilla Court and of said court his final account . and peti tion for distribution as such adminla tor, and that Saturday the 29th day of January, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. It. t the coart room of said County Courti has been appointed by Bald County tourt for the setlement of the final ac count, at which time the court is asked to settle such report, distribute the .sooit citrisKRS TjAcxoincn. TACOMA, Wash., Dee. 27. Two nor scout cruisers, sister ships of the Omaha, launched here December 14, I ii. ., - ,1. n.nvfl nt thA Todd will so uuwii uio plant here early next year. They will be named the Milwaukee and the Cin cinnati. These scout cruisers, capable of 35 knot speed, are destined to dart nt nn enemy, inflict damage nnd es cape,. The navy department Is keep- . Ing secret the details of their armor. Th Omaha. Milwaukee and Clncln- . - - - Avnncted to Ha as sncedy as any warships afloat. ,. Offer Air Service Course. BRATTLE, Wash., Dec. 27. Army air service work will be offered next semester In a course to be given at the University of Washington here under the direction of Major Henry C. Muhlenberg, formerly commander at Rich Field, Waco, Texas.- Students "la the reserve officers' corps will take the work, it is expected. No actual tvin will he done by students. They will get flying at a Junior camp to be hM rinrtnr tho summer months at Sacramento or Riverside, Cal. jmc. corxTKnn:iT plot found . 'CHICAGO. Dec. 27. (U. I'.l A million dollar counterfeit plot to flood allies of the mUilfllo west with bogus money has been frustrated by federal authorities who raided two plants, one In Chicago and one In Detroit today NOTICR - - i .fotioe of Payment of City of Pontile , . ton Improvement Bonda ?Cotice is hereby given that City of Pendleton improvement Bonds No. , Series It; No. 10, scries P; No. K, Series 3; No. 3, Series 7; No. S, Serif II, will be jiaid upon presentation there of to the undersigned at the Am erican National Bank, Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon, after Janu ary int. 1921. ' ' . . Interest on aald bonds ceases Janu ary 1. 1911. Dated December 2t. 1920. LEB MOORHAUSE, Treaaiirer, City of Pendleton, by H. W. Dickson, Deputy. WANTED WANTED Plain sewing 321,Garder Notice of llida for Fire llosa . ' Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Recorder 4n Pendleton, Oregon up to o'clock p. ai. on December 29th. 1920 for furnishing to the City of, Pendleton too. feet or mora not to ex ceed 1000 feet Cotton Jacket Rubber lined Fire Hose of soma standard make, with Standard Couplings, cap able of standing a test of 440 pounds pressure, at tha Fire Hydrant, - the Common Council reserves the fight to reject any and alt bids. . Dated at Pendleton Oregon, this 16th day of ember 120. ' . I WASH I NO AND JRON1NQ dona by THOS. FITZ GERALD, ' ) , h! a,yphAna t30-W. City Recorder. 1 WANTED OOOD CLJSAJf RASH At ALL KINDS of patients cared for by experienced nurse 800 W. Webb Phone HBi. , ALL KINDS of furnace and stove re pairing, pip fitting and chimney cleaning satisfaction guaranteed Phone 422. - ' RAG RCG8 and carueta woven. Also first class crocheting and embroid ery. All Orders promptly filled. Be Wheelers, at 1300 W. Railroad. Law. Office In rear of National BaaJk baUdteft Aaatrtaaa R. L KEATOR, Attorney a: Law, Room 34, gmltbAJrawtord BoUdJng. FEB aV FEB, Attorney at Law. flea In Deepak Boll. Of- LAUNDHY KVBRT Artld LaumdarM Prfly I&we's as acot la yor towat Try iMaoOry. tl Garde Bt 8. A. LOWELiU. Attorney and Counsel lor at Law. Offto ha Deapalo mdg. & A. NEWBERRT, Federal BwUdanj. Attorney at Law, .PETERSON, BISHOP CLARK, At torneys at Law. boom a aata Smith-Crawford Bidg. WE WASH and clean the finest rug satisfactorily. Reference given. We make fluff rngi from old carpets. Walla Walla Rug and Carpet Clean ing Co. Phone 177. Waited Sewing plain Pbon I0I-M. WANTED Work iby tha hour Phone Mra. Rush 649-J. - - TOB OREGON SOVKHkl 4WttTrd li cent a month, Sunday Iveluded G. W. Hokr, agut. Offloa, Alice Bhlnnln ' Parlor (Al JUchardaon't PlAC) (01 Mai St. Phona 111. MABRC" AT ONCE We put you In correspondence . with thousand of charming and refined ladies who wish to marry, many worth from (1,000 to 125,004 and a p ward. Particular free, Addresa Allen Ward, B 161, Valley, Nebraska. - - JAMES B. PERRT, Attorney at Urw, Of tic over Taylor Hard war Coaa pany. RALET, RAIJCT 4V STEIWER, Attor . ney at Law. Office in National Bank BaiMUas. FRED H. SCHM IDT, Attaraw Law. Boom M, amitvCrawford ldg. BATTERIES . IN POOD Tha following described Animals Ta Kast Oragonkui offlca. AUTO TOPS have bten taken up by the marshal of t the City of Pendteton, to-wlt, 4 WAXTt.1 TO BUY - t :nnd ( room - houses. I have One brown mare, 1 year old, weight clients who will buy if they ean find 1100 ins. Branded on left shoulder, V.T connected on side. Left hind foot white, ataf 1n forehead. - Sorrel yearKr.g colt, no brana.. If said animals ar not claimed by tha owners or those entitled to their poaseasion and : coat and expenses paid and taken away within ten days from the date hereof, the a r-t 2 o'clock p. vi. on the 29th day ct No vember, 1920, th aald animals will he old to th highest bidder, at public) auction something to suit them from 11500.00 up. . GF.OItGE V. ELDER tit Main tit. . Phone 093 RESPONSIBLE, active men or women to represent us in several good sec tions of this state, taking orders for Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, Roses, etc.. for spring delivery. Demand is liberal and returns to Intelligent workers are J' muni.ituaii rfuu,wnw " 11 . ... ," for cash, at th City Pound, Oregon Nursery Company. Orenco, Ore OADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plata Giaaa, Backs, tide Curtain M PHILADELPHIA IAM'rO OBID BATTERIES rnranted Ur II ntoatb. W. E. cbawa Co, tit S. Court. Telephone til. Pendleton. PREST-O-LITB BATTERIES Beat by corjpetlttira test. Barvlc on all make of batter!, guaranteed, pre, O-MTfi Bervtoa fitatajaj, 401 . Court Phone 114. in said City of Pendleton, th proceeds J vt such sale t be applied to the pay ment of such costs and expense of making sal. Dated thla lS'.h day of November, 1920. " . AIi ROBERTS, City Marshal. USED CAR EXCHANGE BOR PALE Lexington Roadster, A-l condition 714 Thompson street. WILL SACRIFICE Chalmera six in A-l condition. Owner leaving town, must sell at once account of slckneai Address -tf" this office. . - AUTO ELECTRIC WORK IWB REPAIR anythln electrical on aa aittomobU. W. EL Cbae Oo, AUTO TRANSFER W. G. FISHElt tand Hllay ft Kemp, Phone 633. & E. WILLIAMSON Sand at Griggs Clear Store Phone lot. TIME CARD Weston-Pendleton Aula Stage Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:30 a. hi. and 12:45 P- m. Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 8:20 a. m. and 1:20 n. m.' Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight Co. Store) for Weston at 10:00 a. m. and 4 p. m. O. H. McPHERRIN. Prop. CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvester, gas en gin ea, automobile and general blacksmlthlig. Round-U Oar. park Nehergall, tit West Webb. HEMSTITCHIKQ UKMbTITCHING at th aVagor skop. Mall erdara promptly attaoded to. HEMSTITCHING MaU erdara Mra. Ralph fiaaasU 411 Bush. Pboa III. MADE TO MEASURE nn Cart E. rnaween, tSkm BMC OPTICAL DAIM ROTUWELL OptaaetrUtt a4 Optician. Glams ground to fit y4 ay. Aasarloaa Natlonae Bawtr OSTEOPATH DR. G. E. HOLT Osteopathl. abyat dan and Burgeon. Judd Bldg. Tla phones, office M8; Reakleatoa 17t-W, DR. LENA M'CONNELL 00P this phyalclaa and urgon. TmboU Bids. Office phona 147-J, Rem, 14-kt. POULTRY SUPPLIES CHIC FOOD, Scratch food, taaleaj bona, shell, grit, com. oat. reUe4 barley. Umatilla Floor m GraJtas Oo. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS AUTO TIRES FOR SALE We have a few eecond har.d Fords priced from 1150 to (500, Tbet are all worth th money call and eee them Simpeoa Auto - Co., Water and Johnson St. PJJNDLETON CTC1JB CO. AJax, Ra rer and fiavar tire. 2 XL Court Street. 1. . TIMR CARD Pilot Rork-PrtHllfton Auto Stage Leaves Pilot Rock at 8 a. m. Leaves Pendleton at 19:30 a. m. Leaves Pilot Rock at 1-1. m. Leaves Pendleton at 4 p. m. FANCHO STU BBLEFI ELD. ' Prop. PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING All take Warren'a Maaao iloaaa, 111 Main SU Phona 124. PARKER ft BANFIELD. Designing, Engineering. CoBxructlng. 1 year xptrience In concrete and brtck con- J strucaon. e iw xxura m. land. Oregon. ' PIANOS AND PLATERS' PIANO TUNING and repairing Jack . Le Moun Phone 153-R. ' AUCTIONEER FOR RENT APTS. AND ROOM ALVA APWK ROOM AND BOARD for men only 403 E.Wobb. . .. ... . i FOB RENT rurnlBB room 1114 B- Coart, Jwiplng FOR RENT Steam -. heated .aleeplng room, close In, Phone 754-J. FOR RENT Suite of housekeeping rooms no children S01 Clay St. e: C0NSTANT1NE GENIAL FOR RENT Two furnished house keeping rooma Inquire 402 E. Alt a. FOR ' RENT Downstair sleeping room, close in. Men only, phone 881-R FOR RENT Front room with bath for gentleman only lit Jefferson street. L. K BENTLET ft CO. Goodyear and . Diamond Tires Tire asrvlce, oils and accescorles Alt aa.1 43ardea Sta, WALLACE BROS. Plsk Tires, eorda or fabric, W do our own adjust ing 808-13 JohiuKia St. GPRTSON ft MARTI" 4Satea Half Soles. 6000 miles guaranteed 1-2 coat of new tires. 637 Cottonwood St. SIMPSON TIRE SERTICa CO. Re public, an Firestone Urea, eorda or fabria 12t E. Court e. Phone tal. PENDLETON RUBBSR ft SDPPLT CO Barney Oldfield. Goodrich 811- fcrtown Cord and Per.aylvanla Vacu- nm Oap SOS E. Coart. MISCELLANEOUS PHONE I. C. SNTDER. 275-M for the man that has swept your chimneys for fifteen years. COL. W. r. YOHNKA Auctioneer. Call at Sturgis ft etorte'a Intplameat Co, for al oate. AUTO PAINTING J MEN WITH TEARS Of experience. Motor Inn Garage, Tit Cottonwood. Ward A. H Oakland, Prop. AUTO REPAIRING WE DO ALL KINDS of aetomoblle and gas engine repairing West End Garage, W. Webb and Maple Sta. - THB-"PIONEER" AUTO MAN Satis faction guaranteed. W repair any make. lea Long, (31 Ooooefwood. DENTIST; OR. FLOYD CR0UB ..... Dentist Boom lit American Bank Bide phone ill Pandletoa, Ore, PERKINS ft AMMONS, Automobile Raealrins, Ford, ChvrIt, fltud bakar or any make of war. - Service at any time. ISO Cottonwood. Pbon SOS. ATTORNEYS DRESSMAKING Mr. Bessie Elklna, 1 GBORGB W, COU'lW Attaray at 1 - . w w . a m ca. 1 kiu.a 126 Thompson Flion 73U-w. iw, nvun i. ouuiuui uw, DOINGS OF. THE DUFFS TOM TOLD 'EM A FEW.THINGS lYALUIAN ATHENS, Dec. 45. A. P.) Kiag; ConBtantlne, In the uniform of a gen-! ernl of the Oreejc armj;, apparently still yeaiied from his trip home from Switzerland, called In American cor respondents yesterday and gave them his first interview since he came hack to Athens. He said ho appreciated the courtesy of the American officials In calling on him. Constantino said that, as far as he undrrsteod .the situation, the Greek government would follow a concilia tory attitude toward the allies nnd that he did not expect a change in me can- pnet nt present. He smilingly shrugged his shoulders regarding the uncertain ty as to whether the British and French ministers wouia romain in Athens. . i"They don't know what they are go ing to do," he said. "Yesterday they expected to go; today they are un certain. Maybe tomorrow they again change their minds. " i 'Princess Anastasla (formerly Mrs. William B. Leeds of New York) Is now a recmrnlr.ed Greek princess," Con stnntlne added. The king said he had talked with her yesterday. Constantino Impressed the correS' nondonls. who hud not seen him be. fore, with his democratic nnd friendly nersonalltv. . In his demeanor there was no suggestion of royalty, t'onstan tine said Queen Sophie hid been very s Siek during the trip from Italy. Constantino said to The Associated Press: I hope to go to Smyrna as soon as M..'. miule throuRh the ar- noaslbls, hut I do not expect to. .go rent of George F. Choate and T. B. Ty-there until atter the meeting of the ler riiirlna a police round-up. A search 'chamber of deputies, which will make of rooms revealed! i:,0Q9 In boiui possible, th trip in th middle SAW .Tom That coal You expected fMMr come, town! tfsftei colOu the Hove ib: DiPVav Oeunae AmV coal. lit CAU.TMAT How.pomV wse Vcv"itHPWi Voau.er eeTTw bauxs K1 BW WPt-t-wWlC ABOUT rr I : fM NpTtJoiMfi To UtSC KvTtMPtR BoT lV COWS TO Tl!U-ntAT CUV pUJfc I the mauaCep Cooo night! vheUCetcoal ABOVTWeXTJAW TuewA He a coma Aeour IT ! TISlie MAMACStVwE'U.THIS 15 MRDPff SPeAKIMG-SAM, I OtpeCEO COAl-TueCB MOMThS ao amp I UAveuV seen A sku of rrVtT I uauTA KmW AMP KNOW KIWT NOWi UO I WohY WArrMJMflTfvr3AU- I . n - i. ulrfl Vrtil -V. WHIOIJn'"", Xa GET a Lmv y COAU OUT J T ..:,Ui Aun Kuoul RISHT Wil l J HIHM I. 1'' " - . T. I . . ... itLT-v A AAf llalTT J tiinvf a Lt II av Y mi 1 1 wac rveaiea i. WMii : ti aw - v. J aaS5""? " -krrC. Nov CAti K VovB 01-0 COAL I LL tStT ITSOMP r u net wrr A MIMUT6- COA4-I I CHm0PRAT0R DR. R. C. ELI.PWORTH Specialising in narrou d it ease and dlseaae of women, t to II t. m. to o:ju p. m. Evening T to I. Pboa 7M, Smlta- Crawford BniWiag. DR. LENA A. BOONE Chiropractor Office houra 10 to 12; 1:30 to S:00. 309 E. Court 8t-, LaaU Apt. II, Phone 977. ' , CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS ft CLEANERS Pressing and repairing. 504 w. Webb St. rbone S21, Pendletoa, Ore. DRAYMEN HIGH GRADE) PIANOS Ot plaaataa ton quality. Player of tadiTiduallty, Ita the construction that eoaata, piano on display, wrtta or phone TM Bee III re, 128 Mala St, nana lTt J. P. mrnaiL Factory Rep, Bote M Chas Piano Co. V Painting and Paper HangLia PAINTS, Wall Paper, Plotur lng. U t. kfcAtea. the Paint Man. Lowe Broa, Paint. . RADIATOR REPAIRING ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East A1U street. All aoakaa at radiator repaired. Work gaaraateeda a Blaaberg. Prop. CALL PBNLAND Broa, Iranafar vwn to move your household gooaa. w alao pack or store good. W do un tr? hauling. Vearphone IS. RESTAURANT THBj QUELLE. A good ptaa to aat. OR. H. M. HANATAM Dentistry, Room f. Tempi Bldg, pnon i n. EYE, JAR, NOSE A THROAT OPTICAL Dept. any U. tyl r : ahap gut while you wait. D. K. Reber, M. D., 7. t. , BelU Bide. FARM LOANS SNOW ft DAYTON, 117 E. Coart St. Ral XtM. Fir insurance, iwa flaw us aooui a toaa. JUNK, JUNK, JUNK BRING your jnnk" to" th Penflitn Hid Junk Co. See us dsiot yvu saU. Tj. D. Cameroa, Prop. KODAK FINISHING PERFECT DEVELOPIKO) and prlat- lng for th ama.teut nlaxgin. Prompt work. TalLman Drug Co. SECOND HAND FURNITURE WE BOY, SELL, or azchange aouaw hold good. W also do general fur niture repair work Phone Ml, BJleJt ft Kemp, 623 Main St. SECOND HAND DEALERS V. STROBLB, dealer la new and -ond band good. Caah paid second hand good. - Cheapest plae te buy household good. US X. OWHt Pheae 171-ML a " SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIQ THE- most np-to-dat efrectual lead ing science practised. E. F. tSlbaoM P. m. T.; N. D. Koeas It PMblar B14 SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER LAND SDRVET Gnrl nglneerin) work. Z. A. Lanedale, C m, Blrar site, Pendleton. Or. 1 j TAILORS I4T Mala Pboa Dainty Cake, Six Different Kinds, 20eEach. Butternut Bread, 16e. Pears 60c Basket. , The Dean Tatom Co. Meat Dept Phone 8S Grocery Dept Phone 688 : (iiiim I