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DAILY EAST 066, IttOH, OlSboS, Sltf. 51, HH. nrr flit sru GLASS For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference. Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found IFIED WANT . ADS. ji CLASSIKIKD ADVERTISING RATKftj Bet In l-polnt Counting tlx ordl- nary word to the line. First Insertion, per line $.10 Each additional consecutive Insertion, tier Una One month, every Issue, each 4 Insertion, per line .. Six month! contract, every ls e aue, each Insertion per line Twelve months contract, ev- ery Issue, each Insertion, pir line Ads not run consecutively, each Insertion, per line No ads taken for less than 2 lines. Minimum charge NEW TODAY POSITION' WANTED by rapher. I'honc 1IRS. stenog- WANTED Girl wishes work us help it ui r.inrh, I'hnnn 8 F 12. HOOMS AND AI'TH. Modern, close In Oiry Apts., 617 Thumpson St. WE VfK sanitary methods In our shoo repairing. I'endleton Shoo Shop. WANTED Position us bookkeeper or stenographer. References. Box 27, KiihI Orcgniiinn. KOIl SALE One Dodge touring cur In good condition must be sold ut once good bargain. I'enland Ilros. WE DO SHOE RENEWING- that Will satisfy the moHt particular people. Pendleton Shoe ("'hop. N'otli or Bids lildH will lie received up to 6:00 o'clock Monday, July !Bth for two tenrherages; one to be 24x28, the other one SSxIIfi, School District No. SS. Plans nnd specifications can be seen at A. K. Klrby's Hardware Store, Adams, Ore. Right reserved to accept or reject all bids. ' 1.. L. L1EUALLEN, fhnirmnn. TiADIKS! To Introduce my line ff Bonney toilet goods, 1 will, during this month and next give a face massage and pack for bleaching the skin or astringent pack for flabby skin nnd large pores for $1. Regular price, $t.B0. Special price for manicures, 50 cents. Tile Knlliryn IKhmio llcuiity Shop Phone for nnnolntment. J Of, 0. Itoom 21 Judd Building. THERE 13 DIFFERENCE in shoe re newing than in shoe cobblln we re. build the modern way; Pendleton Shoe Hhor. LOST AND FOUND I,OST Watch fob on silk ribbon two Hon claws, gold mounted resem ble Shrincr's emblem. Return to this office for reward. LOST 34x44 Sllvertown Cord tire tube, rim and tire cover, between Pen dleton and PPot ftock. Reward. lave at E. O. Office. LOST Large brindle milch cow dry no brand visible long horns I10.C0 reward If delivered to K. O. Sflltmnrsh ranch, south of reservation. ESTRAYED During all or winter from Meacham creek ranpe: 8 heif ers branded 8. B. with bar underneath also hole In ear. Liberal reward for return, of same to 8. C. Bittner Pendleton, Ore. SCIENTISTSTOTEST EDMONTON", Alberta, July 21. (I. N. 8.) Harold lilbby Is about to set out for the Mackenzie river, where he will set free little balloons and Watch them sail into the sky. Crasy? No, he Is attached to the meteorologi cal service and will take this way of Studying air and weather conditions. He will settle down for a year's stay nlmost directly on the Arctic Circle at Fort Good Hiipe, an old fur post of the Hudson's ltay Company. He is taking along 400 rubber balloons. They arc two feet In diameter and will he filled with hydrogen gas. He will release these little balloons at the rate of one a day until the close of the summer of 1 022. As each balloon rises ten miles or more its course will be followed with dellcato recording Instruments. Rome of the tiny flying ships will carry In struments which automatically will record ulr density and wind move ments In the higher atmospheric lev els. Three out of five will be lost, but the Information obtained from the other two, It Is expected, will Justify the effort and expense. Mr. Blbby will ulso carry out a pro gram of magnetic observations. He will build a magnetic hut at Fort Good Hope, In which he will set up an elaborate outfit of modern weath er nnd time recording Instruments. A careful check will be kept on wind and weather every day. ! This will be the first work of the kind ever done In the Far North. It has been planned by Sir Frederick Stuart, meteorologist of Toronto, and the observations taken by Mr. Blbby Will fit into a general scheme, of which similar expeditions to Spitsbergen and the North Pole, planned by the Inter national Meteorological Committee will form part. The time to use lime depends pri marily upon convenience, although the fall or spring is usually considered a better time to apply I'm- as II can be spaded and harrowed In after the seed bed low been prepar- -1. l.lnie should never be plowed '"' " because tt works, downward an.', ' itnrally leach, es Into the lower lav era of Ihe soil. Farmers who expect tn use Mine this fall should order lliclr lime within lb" next five or six weeks If they expect to get It in time for fall use. O. A. C. JEnpr.iueut tfttioni , , lkmmmmm London tJw WMIAUmirt -Imitt find ywrfibmeJheK NOTICES Notice of Suln of Irrigation ISomls The "Falrmore Irrigation District," In Malheur County, 'Oregon, will, on August 20. 1921 at 2:00 P. M. sell 20.- 000.00 of 10 year, coupon 0 per cent) bonds of said district, and sealed bids for said bonds will be received by Sec letary of the district nt Ontario, Ore gon, up to the hour of said sale. WIG. W. WHITE, ftecrotnry. USED CAR EXCHANGE FOR SALE King Eight far in good shape cheap for cash Phyne 1019-W. FOB. SALE CHEAP Chandler car in fin mechanical condition Lowell E. Kern, Blmpson-Sturgls Co. FOR SALE Two ton Nash truck, good condition. Snap if taken at once. Seo Childs, Simpson AuliJ Co. FOR SALE 1-ton Republic truck, good ahape will take Ford in trade, easy terms on balance. Oldsmobile Co. FOR SALE One ton Republic truck, t-ton Republic truck In good shape 111 sell very reasonable Call Penland Bros., Phone S3 9. OAKLAND TOURING CAR In first class shape bargain will take Ford in trade. Ford 'roustabout, very reasonable. It will run. R. M. Tann ler, Phone 870, 51 8 Willow St. FOR SALE One 2-ton truck $800.00 will tr.ke Ford truck or car In part 1 payment. Have 6000 sacks wheat to haul for party buying . truck, start hauling July 6th. E. T. Juvenal, Echo, Ore. i FOR SALE FOR SALE) Two Blewett Harvesters Phone 14F11. FOR SLE Well furnished house -cheap Phone 627-J. Apt. I'OR SALE OR TRADE 1920 truck J. M. Bryan, 310 Tustln Street. FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance. J. H. Estes, 614 Main St., Phone 604. FOR SAI.E Riversldii. Main St. -Two Funk good homes & McLean, ! FOR SALE 8 room house with bath and garage on north sloe. For terms write Box 123 Echo, Ore. FOR SALE 8-room nouse. A bar gain if taken at once. For particu lars write Box 105. Adams, Ore. FOR SALE 5 room house sleeping porch and Arage strictly modern at 709 Marie Inquire 713 Marie St , FOR SALE CHEAP 10 dozen fruit Jars and H. K. eoods. Cull at 618 14 Cosbie before 9 a. m. or after 5 p. m. FOR SALE Hatching eggs from thoroughbred single comb Rhode Island Reds 800 W. Webb, Phone 884 FOR SALE OR TRADE Four 100 hu. bulk wheat boxes for common wheat rack Phone 1F4. O. H. Hampton. FOR SALE 65 Caterpillar, over hauled in good shape for harvest stationary attachment Address Box 700, Pendleton. FOR SALE McCormach combine with Leltoy engine, all In good shape. Bargain at $500.00. Seo Dr. C, W. Ijoxsen. FOR SALE 1600 acres good wheat land, sale or lease must reasonable terms Pendleton Investment Co., 11G Railroad, Phone 55. BRINGING UP FATHER J czr out op heif- - DON'T VOO DARE - I A a cie. - . I FOR SALE Apt, house on Thompson St., consisting of 5 two room apts', completely furnished. Prico $5500, address "B0" this office. For Siilo 7 room house, north side. f, room house, north side. Dairy ranch, 30 cows, full set ma chinery. ' 13 acres alfnlfa land well Improved. Houses $1500 anil up some on easy payments. GEO. W. ELDER & SON 818 Main St.- Phone S93 FOR RENT FOR PENT Apartment 708 Cosbie. APTS. AND ROOMS ALT A APTS. FOR RENT Furnished; Apt. jPhone 710-W. ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen 's 15 Post St. ROOM AND BOARD for men only 403 E.: Webb. FOR RENT Furnished Apt., with gas Inquire 614 Cosbie. FOR RENT i suite office room aulre Penland Bros. -In- FOR RENT 3 room furnished Apt. 310 Aura. I'hone 242-M. FOR RENT 3 furnished housekeep. ing rooms. Phone 730-W. ROOMS WITH BOARD If desired 210 S. Main Phone 657-R. FOR RKNT Furnished rooms and apartments. Phone 657-R. FOR RENT Two room cottage and 1 housekeeping room. Phone 367-W FOR HEXr month for ; Four room apt., $15 per months. Phone 730-W FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms. Phone 7S0-W after 6 o'clock FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room and garage. 813 Mill or Phone 246-J. FOR, RENT Nice suite of rooms in Temple building. See Dr. I. U. Temple. FOR REXT-furnished.-Rieth, Ore. -Utilises furnished or un--Inquire Mrs. Neilson, FOR RENT One room unfurnished cottage. I'hone 396-J or call 620 Spruce St. FOR RENT 3 room furnished apart ment, close in 777 Thompson St. Phone 248-M. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent or fur niture for sale and house for rent. 1000 E. Webb St. FOR RENT 6 room house, suitable for two families. Geo. W. Elder & Son. 818 Main St., Phone 993. FOR RENT Two three room fur nished apts., with bath one with gas close in. Also furniture for sale and house for rent Phone 869-J. . ! PASTURE for horses, mules and cat j tie $2.60 per month mountain j range, good Brass, water and salt will get them and deliver them. Ad I dress E. B. Kidder, Gibbon, Ore. WANTED WANTED Woman cook on ranch Call 22F2. WASHING fine laundry and silks Phone 313-R. WANTED GOOD CLEAN RAGS AT The East Oregonian office. WANTED Position as cook in har vest. Golden Rule Hotel, Room 53. FOR. C,CODNF,s " THIEVE - vUr TO DRINK. 'M OlN$ To Out rr LOSE. MY TEMPER Handy Business Directory Thl'. Directory ia especially handy for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of responsible Business men woo rrv.. the foiling lines. All are reliable, responsible business concern who stand ready to give you prompt service. WANTF.D Stock hogs, 30 to 80 lbs.-y-Inquire S. C. Bittner. city. MAN WITH two trucks wants job hauling wheat. Address 51 this of fice. WANTED AT ONCF First class Ford mechanic. See Phllds, Simpson Auto Co. WANTED Small furnished house or 3 room furnished Apt. No children Phono 888-J. GOOD CAPABLE woman will lake laundry home or go outside by the oav. Phone 730-W WANTED Woman for general house work in family of two must be good cook. Phono 1148. NICELY FURNISHED front room, best neighborhood, Jackson St. man only. Phone CSli-R. CANDTMAE INQ business Start at home, everything furnished men. women, $30.00 weekly Bon Bon Co., Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED Two ladies to travel, $30 week and expenses; 3 to work city and outside towns, $3 day. Room 25, Golden Rule Hotel, Mrs. Jones. MISCELLANEOUS PLAITING of all kinds Phone 688 Mrs. Lee, 3t6 Post St. MRS. ADA FIELD Splrella corsetiere Phone 324-W. Address 514 Jane. MEN'S Sl'ITS CLEANED, $1.50 at III INI'fi, 107 W. Webb, phone 685. ALL KINDS of patients cared for by experienced nurses 800 W. Webb- Phone 884. RAG RUGS and carpets. All kinds of fancy work. Wheeler's, 1300 W. Railroad St. WE ARE TAKING CONTRACTS for wheat hauling. Phone 468, Oregon Motor Garage. WE MAKE a specialty of handling all kinds of trades. Call and see us. C. S. Bradley, Phone 712.-W, 115 East Webb St. WE SELL INSURANCES all kinds, Bonds, Real Estate, and make Loans on Residence property. Funk & Mc Lean, next to Pendleton Hotel. Brown & Brady Undertakers and licensed embalm era. Calls nisht or day promptly at tended to. Lady attendant. Phone 63. HOME WORK: experience unneces sary; everything furnished, $30 wkly., up. Send self addressed stamp ed envelope for free particulars. Bon Bon Candy Co., Philadelphia, Pa. HEMSTITCHING and picotlng attach. mentis, $2.00. Buttonhole attach ments $9.S5. Fit any sewing machine. Personal checks 10c extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, Birming ham, Ala. MAKE $5.00 upward daily selling Rawleigh's 140 Products. Food products, Toilet Articles, Remedies. Is splendid business. Pendleton and other cities. V. T. Itawlcigh Company, Oakland, Tal. WE START TOU In the Candymaklng Business at home, or small room anywhere. Everything furnished. Ex perience tinnecessary. Men, women. Earn $30 to $100 wkly. Send self ad dressed, stamped envelope for particu. lars. Hon-Bon Candymakers Co., Philadelphia, Pa. AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS WE REPAIR anything electrical on an automobile. W. E. Chase Co. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CSCLE CO. AJax, Re ,vere and Savage tires. 228 li Court Street. L. S. BENTLEY & CO. Goodyear and Diamond Tires Tire service, oils and accessories. Alta and Garden Sts. GERTSON & MARTY Gates Super--Tred tires 039 Cottonwood, Vul canizing and repairing. PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY& CO. Barney Oldfield, Goodrich Sil vertown Cord and Pennsylvania Vacu um Cup. 805 V- Court, AUTO TOPS GADWA'S AUTO TOPS. Plate Glass, Backs, Bide Curtains 201 East Court St. Reg. U. S. DAXSj It-L PE. TICKLED O OEA.YH"WHEt1 -j OO DO- . Hi" 11 , ' TIME CARD Wcstori-Pondleton Auto Stage ' Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m, 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 p. Tn. . ' Leaves Pendleton (Allen-4nlght ' Co. Storef for Weston at 10:00 a. m. and 4 p. m. O. H. McPHERRlN, Prop. TIME CARD Flint Rock-Pendleton Auto Stave Leava Pendleton Hotel tnd French R'.ataurant 1:00 a. m.; Leaves Pilot Rock Hotel 8 a. in. Leaves Pendlaton Hotel nnd French Restaurant 11:00 a. to.; Leaves Pilot P.ock Hotel ll a. m. Leaves Pendleton Hotel and French Restaurant t:38 p. m.; I .raves Pilot Rock Hotel l p. m. leaves Pendleton Hotel and French Restaurant S:00 . tn.; Leaves Pilot Rock Hotel t:IO p. m. ' " We carry parcels and small express. " FANCHO 8TUBBLEFIELU Pendleton-Umatllla 4 . Leave Tendleton 8:00. 4 Echo -:1 Stanfield -:30 Hermlston 9:66 A'. Umatilla 10:16 4 Leave 4 Umatilla 8:00 Hermlston 8:20 Star.field 8:45 Echo 9:00 Ar. Pend. 10:16 . Two Trips Sunday Leave Pendleton 8:00 kr.d 4:00 p. m. Leave Umatilla 8:00 a, mrA i'On n. m. - ' ! Office Motor Inn Garage w 722 Cottonwood Bt. Phone 888 PEXL & DAWFXN ' Parcels delivered to all way points. ; 444 4 AUCTIONEER COL. W. F. TOHNKA Auctioneer, Call at Sturgis & Storle's Implement Co., for sale dates. AUTO TRANSFER C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Griggs' Cigar Store. Phone 1075. FOR QUICK SERVICE Call Bufi Cornfield, Phone 52, Crescent Cigar Store. Residence, Phone 1069-R. ATTORNEYS GEORGE W. COUTTS, Attorney at Law, Room 17, Bond Bldg. R. I. KEATOR, Attorney at "Law. Room 24, Sirrith-Crawford Building. CARTER & SMYTHE, Attorneys at Lnw. 224 E. Court St. . . : j FEE & FEE, Attorneys at Law. fices in Despaln Building. Of- S. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel, lor at Law. Office In Despaln Bldg. S. A. XEWBF.RRY. Attorney at Law Federal Ruildint;. PETERSON, Bishop & Clark, At torneys at Law. Rooms 2 and 4 Smith-Crawford Bldg. ' JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor iiaraware com pany. ' RALEY, RALEY & STElWER, Attor , neys at Law. Office in American National Bank Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT. Attorney at Law.' Room 24, Smith-Crawford Bldg. BATTERIES PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES guaranteed for 18 months. V. E. Cliase Co, 820 E. Court St. Telephone 209, Pendleton. CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvesters, gas en gines, automobiles and general hlacksmithing. Round-Up Garage, Parks Neliergall, 212 West Webb. Patent Office Anto Stage .. - 12:00 4:00 1:16 6i)6 1:35 :96 1:66 6:66 1:15 1:16 12: 4:00 11:20 420 12:45 4:45 1:00 6:00 1:16 8:16 m. in. 3 r hello- Ji4St - w.N CO TO A, FK.HT , TON1AHY III V 1.1 i Ci 1621 er Ntx FiAToat Siav.os. Inc. ' 7 2 of Pendleton CARPET CLEANING WE WASH and clean the finest rugs satisfactorily. . References given. We make fluff rugs from old carpets. Walla Walla Rug and Carpet Clean ing Co. Phone 1677. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER & BAN FIELD, Designing, Engineering, Constructing, U years experience in concrete and brick con struction. 01 E. Third St., North Port land, Oregon. ' EYE SPECIALIST CLEANERS AND DYERS PANTORIUM PHONE 473 CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS & CLEANERS Pressing and repairing. 804 W. Webb St. Phono 321, Pendleton, Ore. FURNITURE NEW FURNITURE STORE It will pay you to come and see Fisher be fore buying new and second hand fur niture. 302 W. Webb St,, Phone 198. FARM LOANS j SNOW & DAYTON,, lit E. Court St., i Ffpnl PVitatir 1?ir Tti aura Carm Loans, See ua about a loan.--- DENTIST Dr. H. M. Hanavan Dentistry 7, Temple Bflilding. Phone 772 Rooi DRAYMEN WHO MOVES YOU Is Just as Import ant as where you move. We also pack or store goods. We do country hauling -Call 839, Penland Bros. Transfer, 114 W. Arts. 0 MADE TO MEASURE IftJ Carl E. Fransecn, Elks Bldg. ILM-LrQ) BING CHERRIES Plenty of them 12 1-2 CENTS IN BOX LOTS. Logan Berries $2.50 Crate. The Dean Meat Dept OC Phono OU ? , i- ' rstarn arid Vicinity LAUNDRY EVERT Article Laundered Perfectly. There's an agent In your town. Troy Laundry, OMeB St. " . DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 401 E. Oonrt St., Phone 60. We maintain a com plete mending department. ' .. . HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING at the Singer Shop. Mail orders promptly attended to. HEMSTITCHING Mall orders Mr. Halph Hassell, 417 Bush, phoms l6. New and Second Hand Dealers V. STROBLE, dealer In new and aec '' ond hAnd good. Cash r fp second hand (roods. Cheapest place) to buy household goods, 21" E. Court Phone S7I-W. FURNITURE, repairing, - packing, ; crating, upholstering, carpet tlean ing 7 years experience Grand Rapid Mich. Furniture Co. All work uar anteed, 312 W. Webb St. OSTEOPATH DR. Q. E. HOLT Osteopathic, pnysi clan and Surgeon. Judd Bldg., Tele phones. Office 608; Residence 888-J. Painting and Paper Hanging PAINT3, Wall Paper, Picture Fram ing. U J. McAtee, the Practical Paint Man. Lowe Bros., Paints. RADIATOR REPAIRING ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East Alta street. All make ot radiators repaired. Work uJraUea C. Blasberg, Prop. t RESTAURANT THE QUELLE A good place to eat. SHOE REPAIRING. NEW SOLES, Rubber Heels, Ladlea French Wooden Heels Repairing While You Wait. iPendleto Shoe Hospital. ' . " , 1 SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIC THE most up-to-date effectual -" lng science practised, E. P. Glbaom, P. S. T.; N. D. Room 12 Peebler Bldg. PHOTOGRAPHER, Tn introduce our kodak work wa will finish Free one roll and on pr)it each. -Ward Stndio. . '.-; TAILORS Phone 10418 647 Slain St. Tatom Co. Grocery Dept. COO PhnnA UOO A 1IVIIV By George McManus HO THANKV 1 OOtT CAME. FR.OtA ONE.-