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4 lee"! 441IIHi'il--W.'--.J--lirft'-' ii J- K' W ) TWELVE PAGES' DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATUHD AY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1921. PACS ELEVEN CLASS For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference. Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found IFEE JWNT ADS. CLASiiriED ADVERTISIHQ HATUM , get In t-polnt Counting lit ordl- nary words to the line. Firm Insertion, per line 1.10 Each aduiuonai consecutive insertion, pur tin One. month, every Utile, each Insertion, per line Bli month contract, every ls- ue, ;tuh Insertion pr line Twelve month contract, ev. rry Issue, each Insertion, pr 1 ' 11 a Ida not Ada not run consecutively, each Insertion, per Una No ada taken for b than 8 line. Minimum clirgt. ....... K 1 1 HUNT. Cony Apartments.-In-v 'Ultra 21(1. Willow St. . K'tR Iti:.T Two 2-ronmcd. upart - mi'iilH. 812 Willow Kt. MILUXAItV DEI'AUTMENT npeiiH today. Tho I'poiiIph Warohonao. For 1! ENT-VSfH'lilh(c 'room, close In, i liMih, hot.iUKl. 'i iild wuter.--Phono 3T8-J. ., : i- . aAUjrro,V.rj5Free book tells of Im proved nii'tliod of trealltig lnflH::i - mailon or gallnlamler and bllfl Iiicih. Write todujf., Jr,'l'ildo,kt Box 201A, Kniiaiih Ciiy.'.Mrt,, , ,..-; $."i.mi .PAID by 'H.'omrort Ideal Iiot Powder Co." for nny cae of per piiutlon, (rtn'r, aoalileil feet If il fulls to Hiilfin ioi-;;.v relieve.' Ask your driiB Klt f,r xhoc man. FOR UAt.l-rl8 ft. g:in combined har veiiler ror.Miile he:ip. fail be seen In operation on Sheldon Taylor farm In Middle Col.J .Sprlngw-jPhbiie IDF12. J.OOK! Act quickly! At a sacrifice Kplenrtld double lot "llxli ft. with nbadc trees, ln beautiful MC Tabor dislrlnt, I'oi'tlan'd, f ur Stocks from cur line. IHofl.oo. Write at once. First iic'd. first considered. Clara Kersllng, aofi-lth. St., Portland, Oregon. Ai-IIiiihit . A live livestock uml farm sales auc tioneer. Large and small sales given mime rarefitli attention, .office at Olctneln He Kberjt implement house. Fat Isfiftt fori gun rant ceil. I MARION F iSTKIl Phone 8C7 5 n r, K. Court St. BOY SCOUTS El1 LAST : DAY AT FIR TREE LODGE (East OtiirVnian Special. V '" FIR TREE Ii)Im;B Soor.t Camp. Aug. 10. So enjoyable was the day nt the hike on the th that the scouts 'decided to put In lheir bint luy there. i All reported the greatest time. of lheir lives. They built Monitors'" and .Merimai s"' tin lheir rafts and staged real n;viil battles with soft mud till most of 'the, boys could hardly be dis tinguished 'frntn ii:.V mud of the Ink., shore. , " , ' Four "trig" boys manned n largo reft nnd. tried In cuptore. and did csi ture, all the small boys on smaller crafts. Then Scout Master Kirby took a liand nnd finally captured the large raft and pitched all four of the I braves Into the lake till tliey lugged for mercy and were allowed to get back on their own craft. Around the last ciimpflre tonight the scout mast ers gave their final talks on scouting, i good cltiwnshjp and character build ing. Then each boy wus asked to ex press himself im to what ho thought of the present camp and bow he had eu-I Joyed It all. Their words were sincere nnd characteristic of boys who have had a real good limn,' and nil hope to Mo it ngain". hest year., Iast night around the campfire the boys enjoyed a treat of-peanut candy given idee, by Bailey Ross, merchant of Mefts chain. Tonlghtnll enjoyed around the mmpKro a toasted marshmallow feast made possible by a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alexander who are camping near by. On invitalloii, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander got ill line and ate supper with the boys from mess kits, one of which Scoutmaster Cornellson had used In Frnncn. They doubtless can tell you how the cconts fared as to eats for one meal at least. The boys will tell you that It was not un usual. SHIP'S MENAGER! LONDO. .tig.a3V-"I. !?.0 The Elder Demliteil slenmshlp tflmina was berthed tit Liverpool this week with a distracting sideshow In full swing. on Iwmrd was nn Interesting collec . NEW TODAY j WANTED Fry crmk Inquire The Delta. i RUNS- tion of beasts sent by tho government of (laml'ia. West Africa, as a pie.icnl to tho London "Zoo." Two hyennx formed part of the con slinment. , Thnso had already been loo-e. nnen during the pnssugc, nnd they repeated tho escapade, in the j,. vs. no theory Is that wme youthful spirits enjoyed tho first In cident so much that they arranged for n repetition before they left tho ship. Pitchforks wero employed to urge the beast n back b their den. The of ficers never had a dull moment while the dunl operation of berthing ship nnd big game hunting was In progress. Some regrets Were expressed not nmong tho hIiIji'h nfflceis (hut the por eiiplues and ostriches were not given Oh airing nt the sbm 'line. In nddil on to th' 'hi pissenjrers 1 took gre.it Interest ins: the voyage In the menagerie, nnd ivveral still bore S'uiven'r In tlte I'hane of scratches hen th vessel docked. II'- f" rr" nT'EXT open V I0day.i-Thn.rcc.Ple Warehouse. 4':i kew) ' ! 84 ! l5'JPt,v 'Sf&WjPT Urvetjf theWl four Nome LOST AND F0UND Fol'Nl Unnch of keys, owner may have same by paying for HiIh ad. LOST 34x4 14 Silvcrtowr. Cord tire. I tube, rim rfinl tire cover, between Pen- j dleton and Pi'ot nock.-Hewrd. i I Leave at E. O. Oftlee. LOkiT Largo brindle milch cow dry' no brand visible long hornH i 110 00 reward If delivered to E. O. .4!trrtarnh ranch, south of rese.rvntlon. I , , . 777 ; ! l.o.srI!i.H of bills of $40.00 In cur-1 tvney this afternoon between 1:00 II ml Mrs. 4;0i) on str.t. Reward offered S. C. Ijiotler, L'niatiila Indian ! Hi hool. LOST Black saddle horse, """" IOjO HIS., branded I.T I'onnected Inside dia- i mond on shoulder was tracked -to ward Htarkey, wore hobbles and bell Dale plusher, Pendleton. JJSEARJANE FOR HALE- King Eight car Jii g.ood j snaps cheap for cash Phone lOU-vW FOR SALE Chandler car will take Kurd as part payment. Phone 661, 22.1 E. Court St. V E HAVE sumo extra fine bugs in some rebuilt lod,:e Brothers ton-lni; (.are. Ellls-Scbillcr Co., l'hone 963. FOR SALE 1-lon Republic truck good shape. will take Ford in trade, j easy terms on tiaiauue. oiusmoinie ';o, WB HAVE a Dodge Brothers touring car. la dandy condition for SMO.00 and will give terms. Lllis-Sehiller Co. Phone H63. KOR SALE 1920 Bulck, almost new mechanically perfect driven only 7000 miles. Spaulding spot light, buys per, 6 new tires with cover. Phone 1029-R. OAKLAND TOURING CAR In first class ehape bargain will take Ford In traile. Ford roustabout, very reasonable. It will run. R. M. Tarn ler, l'hone 870, M8 Willow St. NOTICES PORTLAND C. M. STAGE 1.IM0S , leaving dally at X A. M. from Hotel Pendleton for Portlnnd and way points, using twin six Packard touring cars. Fare, $8.00 one way or $14.50 round trip. Notice of Rids for Purnrdiing Trans, portatlon Not ice Is hoehy given that sealed bids will be received up to 5 o'clock P. M. on August 13th by School District No. 117 for furnishing transportation for school children In the Riverside District Further details may be had from the clerk. . The Board reserves tho right to re ject any nnd all bids. Dated this 9th day of August, 1921. EDMUND MAJI1E, Clerk WILL EXCEED LAST YEAR ATTAWA, Aug. .13. (A. P.) Can ada's wheat crop will exceed last year's by more than 25,000,000 bush els but most of the other crops show a decrease. "llio estimated wheat crop is 288,493,000, based on the con ditions ot August 1. MILL1NARY DEPARTMENT opens today. Tho Peoples Wnrehouso. BRINGING UP FATHER NOW DO TKSX TO. BE MORE TO THE WMTEf? -THI'3 1 V'ERV &WE.LI. ANO ONE &OT THE PEOPLE j ' arUnsimss.Sito Xotire We have taken over the house mov Iiik outfit formerly operated by James Ornflnld and are ready for all kind of houae moving work. W1LSKY BROS. Ph-ne 224-J 5n clny st. Nolcc of ;,(H for riirnklilne' I'ucl Notl is berehy Klven thai sealed bids will be received by School Dintrlct - - "' H", Riverside, Pendleton, Oregon "P 5 o'clock P. M. on August 13th '"r furnishing to,na;d School District, ,lt 'be school housc,'3Q tons coal to be oi,hor ,,c,it KrilJo noyal, Castle Gate, Kprings Canyon, or Aberdeen Lump, Also, seliaraln 1,1.1. f,.r f,,rnluv,ir, corflx, ls-inch dry fir wood. Bids to snerifv time iieiivrv k. n,.i j ''"ho Board reserves the right to re- J'rt "y and all bids. Ilni,.,! hi Mth Aati r.t i , 101, KDMtJNu MAB1E, Clerk FOR SALE rou SAI.E Phone 013, Household furniture--617 Madison St. F.iii 6tLE Well furnished Apt house -cheap Phone 627-J. , FOR SALE OR TRADE 1920 truck J. M. Bryan, 310 Tustln Street. MEN'S SUITS CLEANED, $1.50 at Kt III) H, 107 W. Webb, phone G85. FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance. J. H. Estes, 614 Main St., Phone 604. .-Qt 5 A1 LB Two Blewett Barfeatiri Phone 14F11. rttK i-ALK Heed baby carriage, ex relient condition reasonable" price Phone 7S9-M. . FOR SALE 6 room house with bath and garage on north side. For teems write Box 123 Echo, Ore. FOR SALE Several small cottages easy terms. Pendleton Investment Co., l'hone 65, 115 Railroad St. FOR SALE 5 room bungalow mod ern. Small payment down, terms on balance. Call 515 W. High St. FOR SALE Hatching egg from thoroughbred single comb Rhode Island Reds 800 W. Webb, Phone 884 FOR SALE 3 car load Red Split Ce dur fence posts 7 ft. 8 cents each, f. o. b. cars. Frank E. Blair, Lowell, Oregon. FOR SALE-A nice home , cheap il taken nt once; terms; also other lots cheap. Res. 115 Jane St, Phone 510-W.. FOR SALE OR TRADE Four 100 bh. bulk wheat boxes for 'common I wheat rack Phone 1F4. O. H. Hampton. FOR SALE 66 Caterpillar, over hauled in good shape for harvest stnfior.ary attachment Address Box 100, Pendleton. Full SALE Portland property : jrinoO-terms. Seven room' house, paved street, 4 iot. garage, barn, chicken coop, and run, ferries, fruit trees, fine shrubs and roses. Address 709 Gerurd St., Portland, Ore., Uni versity Park. For Salo 7 room house, north side, beautiful homo. 5 room bungalow, north side street bnved. - Houses in all part of the cltj-, ome fi easy payments. Lnrgo und small ranches both alfalfa i. ud avheat, also dairy ranch, well quipped. , Geo. W. Elder & Son 11 Main St. Yhone 993 FOR RENT POR l!i;.'T Apartment Phono 664. CIVIL DON'T KNOW ' VHM" TO DO VOL) THIN VC'L1 IT IIS0 E.A.T- Handy Business Directory of Pendleton and Vicinity Thl Ilrectory la egpeclallyaVandj- for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and address of responsible kualnesa men who represent the folLflng line. All are - reliable, responsible buaincM conpern who itand ready to g-iv you prompt service. ; t. Al'TB. A0 ROOMS ALTA APTS. i n 1 ? i 11 1 FOR RENT Furnlsned; Apt. Phone J10-W. . . t'Oll RENT Modern Apt.. clone in Phone 863. , ROOM A.ND BOARD for gentlemen SI 5 Port Bt. ROOM AND BOARD tor men only 403 E.: Webb. ' , . FOR RENT 2 suite office room In nulre Penland Dros. FOR RENT F'trnK".'! Aura, Phone 28S-W. room 307 FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms 301 Bo. Main Kt., Phone 251-W." ROOM AND BOARD in pr'vate family Phono 212-W, 405 Lewis Et. FOR RENT Furnished room with bath, $10.00 a month. Phone 591. j HermttrtoD - 4 Btar.fiel4 FOR RENT Four room apt., $15 p" j Eo(lo month for 2 months. Phone 730-Wj. Ar j,sn), FOR RENT Well furnished Bleeping room with bath $10.00 month. Phone 218-M". FOR HIRE Several gentle saddle horses at Eddies' Feed Yard, Mat lock street bridge. FOR RENT Two three1 room fur-, nlshed apu., with bath one with gaaolose in. AI?o furniture for sale and Bouse for rer.t Phone 81-J. i PASTURE tor horse, mule, and cat-, tie $2.60 per month mountain ange. good era, water and ealt- wtll get them and deliver them. Ad drea E. B. Kidder, Qlbbon. Ore. WANTED WASHING fine laundry and atlka Phone 313-R. WANTED A small steam boiler In quire 869-W. - WANTED Sewing at home 1028-J 120 Lee St. -l'hone WANTED GOOD CLEAN RAGS AT . The East Oregonlan office. WANTED A girl for general house work for' small family. Phone 23S-W. WANTED 3 or 4 roomed furnished house or apt. no children Address "65" thia office. woxJan cOok a- of men prefered. restaurant work, office. 1 wants Job crew Will take hotel or Address "66" this CANDYMAITING business Start at home, everything furnished men, women, $30.00 "weekly Bon Bon Co., Philadelphia. Pa. WANTED Two ladles to travel, $30 week and expenses; 3 to work city and outside towns, $3 day. Room 25, Golden Rule Hotel. Mrs. Jonea. MISCELLANEOUS PLAITING of all kinds Mrs. Lee, 3t Post St. -Phone 588- MP.S. ADA FIELD Splrella corsetiere Phone 324-W. Addresa 514 Jane. ALL KINDS of patients cared for by experienced nurse 800 W. Webb Phone 884. RAG RUGS and carpets. All kinds nf fancy work. Wheeler's, 1300 W. Railroad St, WE ARB TAKING CONTRACTS fo' wheat hauling. Phone 468. Oregon Motor Garage. Rrown & Brady Undertakers and licensed embalm- ers. Calls night or day promptly ai tended to. Lady attendant. Phone BJ CLERKSHIPS open to men, women, over 17. Postal Mail Service, Rail way Mail, Washington Departments, Typists. Salaries, $1400-$1800. Exr Perience unnecessary. For free parti culars of examinations, write J. Leon ard (former Civil Service examiner) 949 Equitable Bldg. Washington, D. C. 4) 4 TIME CARD Pisot Rock Stage Fancho Ftubblefield, Prop. Leaves Pendleton 7:00 A. M., leaves Pilot Rock 8:00 A. M. Leaves Pendleton 11:00 A. M., leaves Pilot Rock 1:00 P. M. Heaves Pendleton 5:00 P. 31., leaves Pilot Rock 6:30 F. M. Leaves Hotel Pendleton nnd French Restaurant. ) Reg. U. & Patent Office) I KNOW l VNT IMJT I CA.NT TrLUNrflW THEWc. OT - CKtVT REAO THI-i- j mi Yr- . T1MK CARD WemoM-IVndlctoii Anto Stxe Leaves Weston, for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. . Leave Athena for Pendleton at S:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 8:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m. Leaves Pendloton t Allen-Knight Co. Storet for Weston at 10:00 a, m. and 4xp. m. O. H. McPHERRIN, Prop. .. -- - - v- pendletoo-Umatllla Anto tge . i Iave , ' ! Pendleton 6:00 12:00 .4:00 Echo . :1S 1:H Si. IS B-tanfleld :30 1:35 i:f& ! HermLston 9:65 l:f 5 A'. Umatilla 10:16 1:11 :1S i Leave ITmatllla 8.00 12.00 4:00 I 20 12:20 4:20 8:15 12:45 4:45 . t:00 1 00 6 00 10:15 216 :15 Two Trips Sunday . Leave Pendloton 8:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. Leave Umatilla 1:00 a, m. and 4 00 p. m. . i Offbe Motor Inn Parage. 722 Cottonwood Bt. I'lione 808 , tV.Wi & IIAWSOW Parcel delivered to, all way points. ,.,nD!C WE REPAIR anything electrical qn an automobile. W. R. ( base Co. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CI CLE CO. AJax, Re .vere and Savage tires. 228 E. Court Street. U S. BENTLEY & CO. Ooodyear and Diamond Tires Tire service, oils and accessories. Alia and Garden Sts. GERTSON & MARTY Gates Super--Tred tires 839 Cottonwood. Vul canizing and repairing. v PENDLETON RUBBER Se SUPPLY& CO. Barney Oldfield, Goodrich Sil- , rtowrn Cord and Pennsylvania acu- vert own um Cup. 305 E. Court. AUTO TOPS GADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plate-Glass. Back. Side Curtain 201 Eart Conrt St. AUCTIONEER COL. W. F. YOHNKA Auctioneer, Call at Sturglg & Storle'a Implement Co.. for aale dates. AUTO TRANSFER cT'wiLLLAilSON itand at Grlgga' Cigar Store. Phone 1075. FOR QUICK SERVICE Call Bud Cornfield, Phone S2, Crescent Cigar Store. Residence, Phone 1059-R. ATTORNEYS GEORGE W. COUTTS, Attorney at Law, Room 1", Bond Bldg. I. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney at Law Office In Court House. t . R. I. KEATOR, Attorney at Law. Room 21, Smith-Crawford Blinding. CARTER & SMYTHE, Attorney at Law. 224 E. Court St. FEE & FEE), Attorneys at Law. Of fices in Dcspain Building. 3. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel lor at Law, Office In Despain Bldg. S. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law Federal Building. PETERSON; Bishop & ' Clark, At torneys at Law. Rooms 2 and .4 Smith-Crawford Bids. JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Hardware Com pany. RALEY.RALEY & STEIWER. At'or ' ney at Law. Office Ip American National Bank Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT. Attorney at Law. Room 24, ' Smith-Crawford Rldg. BATTERIES PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES guanfntced for 18 months. V. E. Chase Co., 320 E. Court St. Telephone 209, Pendleton. U-y- cone ,f . Ji coMeuPAjs- iq ' fft ,- . ' s - Cearrte". Mt. r etai awrke, ' llt fl"-lS CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvestere, gas en gines, automobile and general blacksmlthing. RoiindrUp . parage, rorks Xebergail, 2(2 West Webb. 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 1077. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER & BANFIELD, Designing, Engineering, Constructing, 10 years experience Ir, concrete and brick C6n7 struction. 04 E. Third St., North Port land, Oregon.- EYE SPECIALIST CLEANERS AND DYERS !,VT.HrM PHONE 473 -I- CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS & CLEANERS Pressing and repairing. S0i XV. Webb St. Mione 821. Pendleton, Ore. FURNITURE NEW FURNITURE STORE It will pay you to come and see Fisher be fore buying new and second hind fur niture. 302 W. Webb St.. Phone 198. FARM LOANS SS)W & DAYTON, J17 E. Court St., Real jte Fire tn3urance FaTm Loans. See us about a loan. DRAYMEN WHO MOVES YOU is Just as Import ant as where you move. We also pai'k or atore goods, We do country hauling Call 339, Panland Broa Transfer, 114 W. Alta, MADE TO MEASURE Franscen. Elks Bldg. I iffMismniTi! Carl E. !$PECIAXy ' Home Grown Cantaloupes $1.00 Grate Home Grown Watermelons Choice 5Qc The Dean Tatom Co. Meat Dcpt, OC"ii Phone ou LAUNDRY EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly. There'a an agent in your towa. Troy Laundry, OOtt Garden Hi. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 401 E. 0nr St., f'bone 00. We maintain a com plete mending department. HEMSTITCHING FEMSTITCHINQ at the Singer Shop. Mall orders promptly attended to. ', HEMSTITCHING Mall order ' j Ralph Hassell, 4J7 Bush, Phone MS. I New and Second Hand Dealers V. 8TROBLE, dealer in new and sec ond hand goods. Cash raid fur second hand goods. ' Cheapest place to buy household good, 214) E. CouU Phone 271-W.. FURNITURE, repairing, packing, crating, upholstering, carpet clean !ng 7 years experience Grand Rapid Mich. Furniture Co. AU word guar anteed. S12 W. Webb St. OSTEOPATH DR. O. E. HOLT Osteopathic, physi cian and Surgeon. Judd Bldg., Tele phone, Office 60S; KcskJem -. Painting and Paper Hanging PAINTS, Wall Paper, Picture Fram ing. L. 3. Ate A tee, the Practical Paint Man. Lowe BroM Painta. ' RADIATOR REPAIRING ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East Alta treet. ' Air make of radiators repaired. Work guaranteed, C. Uiasbcrg. Prop. RESTAURANT THE QUELLE A good place to eat SHOE REPAIRING NEW SOLES, Rubber Heel, Ladle French Wooden Heela Repairing While You Walt. Pendleton Hospital. SUGGESTIVE 'THERAPEUTIC THE most up-to-date effectual lead ing science practised, E. F. Glbaoa, P. S. T.; N. D. Room 12 Peebler Bldg. PHOTOGRAPHER -; To Introduce our kodak work 'w will finish Free one roll and one print each. Ward Studio. . . TAILORS 847 Main St. Phone IMS 4aV ttVllV By George McManus 7 '4::, a-. frits D. m I ' 1 l.-i I- i H w P" ft M