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DAILY EAST OES0051A1T, PENDLETOJT. OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOELT. 22, 1921. PAGE ELEVE5 (want ads. CLASSIFIED For Rent, Etc, . Classified for Easy Reference. j Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found TWELVE PAGES CUSSIFIKD ATlVEimslNG , RATES. Set in 8-point Counting six ordi- , nary words lo the line. First insertion, per line $.1U Each additional , consecutive insertion, per line 05 One month, every issue, each insertion, per line 05 Six months contract, every i- sue. each insertion per line.. .04 Twelve months conlrait. ev- ery issue, each insertior. t per line b Aria not run consecutively .03 t . each insertion, per line 10 No ads taken for less than t lines. . Minimum charge - .2o FOR PAL'S Dress suit Inquire No reen. Th Tailor. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, no children. Hamilton Court. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 1006 W. Alta, Phone 435-11. FOR RENT Sleeping room close in, furnace heat and bath. Pl-.bne m-J or 407. V ANTED Reliable woman for gen eral housework, no washing. Ad Iress "35" this office. J'CII.E CHR1STENSEN Retailer for Franco Hygeuic Goods Phone tM-Tt, 703 E. Webb St. "OR UF.NT One 2-room furnished apartment nnd one 1-room furnish id apartment. Phone 627-J. pOR RF.NT Nice front sleeping room, also sleeping porch reason vble. Phone 1052, 315 W. Court. "OR SALE OR TRADE One of the ! best homes with 10 acres alfalfa and rchard, on Hermiston project. J. J. Jasserly, Hermiston, Ore. WANTED , Crew for Hay Chopper . man for stack (3.00 day forker 4.00 day hoe down : 3.00 day' spool tender 3.00 day Board $1.0Q day. Take blankets. Vork will last until first of year. PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO. 115 E. Webb St. t'SEli FOIIO BARGAIN'S 91i Touring 1.25.00 S18 Touring 200.00 819 Touring 240.00 920 Touring 300.00 917 Roadster 150.00 919 Roadster IGO.Oo S20 Roadster 300.00 B18 Truck 350.00 SIMPSON AUTO CO. Voter & Johnson Sts. Phone 408 CLUB'S ROAD R Columbia 1 liver Itlgliwny. Pendleton to Seufert, good mncad ai. Road for about 300 yards past ipe Horn only 12 feet wide. Con ttctors still working at this point. Vavelers cautioned to ' go slowly, favel loose on both sides, keep on favel In passing. Seufert to The biles paved. The Dalles to Mosier, tvlng operations, road closed except ifore 7 7a. m. and after 5:30 p. m. id between 12:15 and 12:45 noon.' 'avel can detour over old road over :e Seven Mle hill at all hours, fair ndltlon.' Hosier to Portland paved. jrtland to Astoria paved except one , lie through Rainier, which is gravel-' pd but quite rough.' j I Old Orugoit Trail. jpendlcton to La Grande, first twen milcs macadamized; from end of aeadam to Hilgard, rough country ad: although this road is better ce the fall rains. Hilgard to La tan'de under construction, In fair ftdition, watch for warning signs, iad fiv, miles west of La Grande jsed to .raffic except before 8 a. m. !' I after 5:30 p. m. and at noon it. La Grande to Hot Lake paved I macadam. Hot Lake to Union, ler construct.on; valley road to lion closed, take foot hill detour at pitorium; short detour at grade fsing mile west of Telocaset; de at North Powder overhead and t detours fori bridge construction tWolf creek and Jimmy creek. f-th Powder to Baker macadamized. ier to Nelson good county road; a Ue rough since the fall rains. Nel f to Huntington, new grade, rough, fours well marked, balance fair iser to Ontario, under construc- keep to the Idaho side. Ontario Kyssa, excellent macadam road. Oregon-Waalilngton Hishway. Washington state line to Pendleton ed.. Pendleton to Pilot Rock ma. amized. Pilot Rock to Vinson un- construction. Vinson to Heppner I: Heppner to Gilliam county line; less dust since recent rains; de- Ur Lexington to Jorden. Jorden to nc take new grade. lone to Mor inj new macadam. Morgan to coun- ne, shoulders loose, the local roads soma what Improved by rains. tlnty line to Columbia river high ay fair. La Grande-Enterpriso Highway. La Grande to Island City, paved; Jaiid City to Elgin, recent . rain ivt improved this road In excellent, widition; Elgin to Minam first five dies macadamized: from end of ma tdim over hill, rough; from Minam Wallowa under construction, for j't! part macadam, detours well Mkcd, between Wallowa and Enter lao; rough. Enterprise to Joseph, acsdamized, Joseph to lake, road In :cUenf condition for county road. ; 1 1 Km orpriM'-Flora Hlslmar. I Enterprise to Forest houndary pns ible and in fair condition; twelve ilea through forest glided, and all it two miles macadamized. The re laining eleven miles to Flora along cky ridge, rather rough. Baker-U'nitv Highway Paker, L'n j, prairie City, tajr condition, USED CAR EXCHANGE . FOR SALE 1 used( Chevrolet. -Pendleton Rubber 4 Supply. t FOR SALE Two Hudson .touring cars, $330.00 takes both.--Inquire Motor Inn Garage, 722 Cottonwood St. FOR SALE 1-ton Republic, truck. good shape will take Ford In trade, easy terms oa balance. Oldsmobile Co. FOR SALE Dodge delivery, good condiiijn, 1919 model. Will take Ford as part payment. Simpson Auto ' o., ater & Johnson Sts. FOR SALE Bulck 1919 Model, me chanically perfect, newly painted. "Mil take Ford as part payment. Simpson Auto Co., Water & Johnson Streets. LOST AND FOUND LOST A white Angora Poodle dog, answers by the name of Tige any one finding him will please Phone 1029-J. LOST 34x44 drivertowu Cord tlr tube, rim and tire cover, between Pen dleton and Pl'ot Rock. Reward v nt K O. Office Paker-Cornucopla IHshwny Baker to Halfway, firstten miles macadam; balance good country road; This road Is now in better condition after the fall rains than during the summer. Pendleton-John Day Highway Open to Grant county, take Nye road south to Albee rough. Pendloton-Cold Springs Highway i Dirt road to Holdman, rough; better with rains, construction under way from Holdman to Cold Springs. Sherman Highway (To Central Ore gon) The Dalles-Mudras (Bend and Redmand) Through Sherman coun ty, via Wasco, Moro, Grass Valley, Shaniko and Antelope; fair through out. . LONDON, Oct.; 22. "The trade re vival has begun," declares the Dally Express. As the result of a survey of Brit ain's Industrial situation, the Daily Express, which is owned hv Lord Heaverbrook, himself a big factor In finance and Industry, gives the fol lowing summary of conditions: "Whole districts in the great manu facturing ureas that have been practi cally idle for months are becoming In creasingly active. The trickle of or ders is becoming a steuGy stream, and inquiries made by a representative of the Daily Express in commercial and Industrial circles revealed a firm note of optimism where hitherto there have been gloom and depression. "Organization, determination, a re alisation that great slump is cura ble, and, above all, a newly-found will to work, are bringing about a great change. "Here arc some of the recent devel opments: ' "Tinplate works that have been closed since the Spring are reopening. "Iron and steel works bolh in Wales and Scotland 'are being reopened In circumstances that are full of promise for the immediate future. One big es tablishment in South Wales has just reopened after having been closed for a year. More works are to be restarted at Middlesbrough next week. "The' Welsh export coal business is steadily, expanding. . "Cotton machinery manufacturers are1 filled with orders that will last them tor two years ahead. "An immediate although perhaps more gradual improvement In the cot ton trade is anticipated. The threat ened lockout In the Lancashire mills was 'averted recently when the card room workers withdrew their claim to be paid wages during structural al terations to machinery. "Ship repairing Is recovering rapid ly, largely owing to the ending of the long-drawn-out and disastrous strike of joiners. That strike resulted in manly large repair jobs goinc to France and the Scandinavian coun tries. Tyneside'ls now getting busy, and(hipbuilding that has been held up is being proceeded witn. "The leather position has greatly Improved, and the effect on the boot trade Is already being felt. "Motor-car manufacturers are lay ing ambitious plans for greater pro duction at lower prices, and the forth coming' jihow la likely to herald a boom In this great Industry. BRINGING UP FATHER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE Cheap If taken at once, cull at 612 Thompson St., after I p. m. lr Sala Housea In .11 parts of the city. Come and see our list. Wheat and alfalfa ranch. . GEO. W. ELDER SON 81S Main St. Phone 993 FOR SALE romand property $5000 terms. Seven room house, paved Btreet, 4 lota, garage, barn, chicken coop, and run, berries, fruit trees, tine shrubs and roses. Address 709 Gerard St, Portland, Ore., Uni versity Park. FOR SALE by owner, 8625 acres 84.65 per acre. Located right at rail road and main auto road. Fine sheep and cattle range. Streams, lakes, many springs, marshes, natural meadows, wonderful grasses. Write Henry Betz Ellensburg, Wash. FOR RENT PTS. AND ROOMS ALTA APT8. ROOM AND BOARD or board 30S W. Court St. KOOM AND BOARD lot nwo "ilv 403 fi.: Webb" FOR RENT 1 housekeeping room phone 367-W. FOR RENT 8 suite offloe room quire Penland Bros FOR RENT - Furnished room. 219 W. Court St. sleeping ROOM AND BOARD in private family Phone 212-W, 405 Lewis St. FOR RENT Three room furnished Apt. Phone 242-11, 310 Aura St. FOR RENT Nice front sleeping room. Phone 205-M, 502 Water St. FOR RENT Sleeping room close In Lady preferred. Pnone 386-J, 802 Water St, FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished apartment in Maxlne Apts. Inquire "33" this office. FOR RENT Good two room apart ment with cook stove and gas plate. 401 Aura St., Price $19.00. FOR RENT Apartment and two sleeping rooms, unfurnished, close in. See Goedecke, Phone. 464. NOTICES PHONE Irving Snyder for chimney sweep. I have no pointed hat. Reward For Information leading to the re covery of one bay speckled two-year-old colt, rat-tailed and branded curb on left shoulder, right hind angle en larged. Last seen on Tutuilla. Ad dress 1300 W. R. R. St. or C. O. Crow ner, City. Road Closed Notice Is hereby given that because of construction work along the old Oregon Trail between Perry and Hil gard the road will be closed from 8 to 12 and. from 1 to 5 dally, except Sun days until further notice. RAJOTTE-WINTERS, INC. IN POUND , The following described animals have been taken up by the marshal of the City of Pendleton, to-wlt: One bay horse, branded T left shoulder. One grey spotted horse, 3 years old, no brand visible. One buckskin gelding, Indian brand. One buckskin filly, no brand visible. One brown filly, branded P right shoulder. One brown gelding, branded "heart'' right jaw and shoulder. One sorrel gelding, same brand. One brown filly branded circle bar, rieht hiD and shoulder. One bay mare branded H. G. left hln. If said animals are not claimed by the owners or those .entiled to their nossession. costs and expenses paid and taken away within ten days from the date hereof, then at 2 o clock f. M. of the 1st day of November 1921, the Bald animals will be sold to the highest bidder, at public aWtion, for cnh at the Cltv Pound, in said city of Pendleton, the proceeds of such sale to be applied to the payment of such costs and expenses of inakinf sale. Dated this 20th day of Oct., 1921, W, R. TAYLOR, City Marshal HE'LL. NOT 4S.T OUT S ' MX ONE OV J IT'S A, ' j TONIiHT I'LL t!T R,HT v THAT IF ) DEbPE-ATB C HERC in the &richt f, DOrs'T hit the S Chance. - I UlCMT- t,C I'LL -bEE (- LAMP - i DON'T SV " ' ; HI IF HE ATTEMPT 1 HiTHW- , M .to o BAJ;. , y JhJ FOR SALE FOK SALE Two Blewert Barreaura rbon 14FU. FOR PALE Four foot cord wood, ! t5.0 per cord. Phone 2F5. MEVS SUITS CLEANED, $1.5 at RVOIVS. 107 W. Webb, Thone 683. FOR SALE--All kinds of Insurance. ! J. H E-tea, u Man St.. Phone (04. FOR SALE Ceiar telephone polee and fence post. Chas. Lovegren. Scappccse, Ore. FOR SALE Telephone poles and fence posts, prices on npplicatiot Chas. Lovegren, Scappoose, Oregon. FOR SALE S cur loads Rid Spilt Ce dar fence posts 7 ft 8 cents each, f. o. b. cars. Frank E. Flair, Lowell, Oregon. POK SALE UR THAUCi four 11U bu. bulk wheat boxes for commjr. wheat ract Phone 1F4. O. H. Hampton RAM P.ARGAlN-.pure bred yearling Linc.'lns. J7.60. Two year old Ltn co'.ns, also Colswolds, 810.00 crated. Shadeland Farms, Amity, Oregon. ONE HOLT 75 "Cat" with new track, drive chains and babbit throughout, 82500 cash will take good horses or mules In part trade. Glenn E. Scott, Helix, Ore. FOR SALE Apples, several varieties.! Choice apples $1.50u box also small but good apples 11.00 sack, bring your sacks, stop at yellow mail box, short distance north of Frcewater. J. H. Ileikes. POR S A LIT: 1 span good work mules. I weight about 2250, one span good work mules, weight about 2150. Also Ford truck, 1918 model, tjat rack wilh stakes on side, good condition. In uuire Roy 8. Neal. Bowman Hotel. WANTED HOARDERS wanted. -604 Thompson St. -Phone 862-W, WANTED GOOD CLEAN RAG8 AT The East Oregonian office. EXPERIENCED woman wants work by the hour. Phone 710-M. WANTED Boarders and roomers. Phono 653-R, 100 E. Bluff St. WANTED Salesman for outside sell ing See Mr. Falmr, Sunday a. m.. Warren's Music House. WANTED Young man will tend fur nace or do other work In exchango for room. Address "27X" this office. LOCAL electrical firm has opening In Its sales force for three aggressive salesmen. Previous sales experience not necessary but would be helpful. Call between 1 and 2 o'clock or 5 find ( o'clock. Milne Electric Co., 110 B. Alta St. MISCELLANEOUS - MRS. ADA FIELD Kplrella corsetiere Phone 324-W. Address 514 Jane. DO NT FORGET Funk & McLean In sure anything, 839 Main St, Phone 83 FOR PORTLAND TELEGRAM phone 619-W, Miles Arnold local agent 45 cents per month. CANDYMAH1NG business Start at home, everything furnished men. women, 810.00 weekly Bon Bon Co., Philadelphia, Pa STEAM PLEATING, button holes and buttons . covered, embroidering, beading and braiding. 120 Lee St., Phone 5S8 or 1028-J. GALLSTONES Free book tells of im proved method of treating Inflam mation of gallbladder and bile ducts. Write today. Dr. Paddock, Box 201A, Kansas City, Mo. TIME CARD Weston-Pendleton Auto Stage Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. Leaves Athena for Pendloton at 8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. Leaves AdamB for Pendloton at 8:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m. Leaves Pendleton (Allen-KnlgM Co. Store( for Weston at 10:00 a. m. and lp.n. O. H. McPHERRTN, Prop. 4 TIME CARD Pilot Hox-k Stage Evan Cameren( Prop, i Leaves PMot Rock 8:00 A. M. Leaves Pendleton 11:00 A. M., leaves Pilot Rock 1:00 P. M. Leaves Pendleton 5:00 P. M.. Leaves Hotel Pendleton and French Restaurant. RC. U. & MY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PENDLETON Hi VICINITY jj '! This Directory la especially handy for the out-of-town reader who may want the name and addreaa of re- sponsible businessmen who represent the following line. All are reliable, responsible business concerns wno 1 1 stand ready to give you prompt service. ' m0 ELECTRIC WCRKS BATTERIES FURNITURE WE REPAIR anythlig electrical on PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID NEW FURNITURE STORE It wlU ' an automobile. W. E. Chase Co. BATTERIES guaranteed for 18 pay you to come and see Fisher be- ' months. W. E. Chase Co., 880 B. fore buying new and second hand tor- i AUTO TIRES Court St. Telephone 809, Pendleton. nl'.ure. 30 W. Webb St, Phone 18. CATERPILLAR WORK LAUNDRY Mreyt" CATERPILLARS, harvesters, gas en- EVERT Article Laundered Perfectly. L. 8. EE.VTLET A CO. Goodyear and Diamond Tirts Tire service, oils in.i arcc&'iOriea Alta anj Gnrden Sis. j GERTSON & MARTY Oatas duper- -Tied tires 039 Cottonwood. Vul ! canizing and repairing. PENDLETON RUBRER A SUPPLY CO.- Barney Oldfleld, Goodrich SU vertown Ccrd and Pennsylvania Vacu um Ci-p. 805 E. Court AUTO TOPS GADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plate Glass, Packs, Court St. . Bids Curtains 201 Kasi I I AUCTIONEER COL, W. F. YOIINiCA Auctioneer. Cull at Sturgls & Storle's Implement Co ( -r al dnti'S AUTO TRANSFER C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at nrlm Cigar Store. I'lmne lt7S. FOR QUICK BE R VIC ft Ca.l Bud Cornfield, Phone 02, Crescent Cigar Store. Residence, Phono IP 5 9-P.. ATTOWJIEYS uEOMlBI W. COL'TTS, Attorney at Iaw, Room 17, Uoud Hide. I. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney at Law Office In Court House. KEATOR & RANDALL, Attorneys at Law. lloom 21, Smith-Crawford Building. CARTER & SMYTHE, Attorueys at Law. 221 E. Court St. FEE & FEE, Attorneys at Law. flees In Dcepatn Building. Of- S. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel lor at Law. Ofl'loe In Dcspnln llldg. S. A. NEWBERRY, Federal Building. A toruey at Law PETERSON, Bishop 4 Clark, At torneys at Law. Room a and i Smith-Crawford lildg. JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Uurdwaro Com paoy. RALEY, RALEY & STEIWER, Atfor- National Dank Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law. Ileum 24, Smith-Crawford illdg. THIS COZY ALTO STAGE I'cnUleton-Walla Wulln . Fare $1.75 Including Tax Leaves Pendleton 9 A. M.-l P. M.-4 P. M. Leaves Walla Wulla, 9 A, M.-l P. M.-4 P. M. Sunday Schedule Leaves Pendleton 10 A. M.-4 P. M. Leaves Walla Walla 10 A. M.-4 P. M. Pendleton Phone 463, Cosy Blllard Parlors. Wallu Walla Phone 24. A. HORCII JR. Owner. Fendleton-Cmatllla . , Leave Pendlstoa , 8:00 Echo 9:11 Btanfleld 1:30 Hermiston 1:65 At. Umatilla 10:15 Leave Auto Stage 11:00 1:15 - 1:35 l;fS 1:15 4:00 1:15 1:85 5:55 (:15 Umatilla HermlstoD StanfleK Echo 8:00 11:00 4:00 8:20 12:20 4:20 8:46 12:46 4:45 1:00 1.00 5:00 10:15 1:11 1:11 At. 1'end. Two Trips Sunday Leave Pendleton 8:00 a- m. and 4:00 p. m. . Leave Umatilla 1:0 a. m, and 4:00 p. m. Office Motor Inn Garage 722 Cottonwood Bt. Phono 868 PELL & DAWSON . Parcels deliver) te all way points. Patent Office HEA.VEN't ; "WHAT YAb THAT? vJI;b WHERE AR YOU gi.ies, automobiles and general blacksinithlng. Round-Up nar tge. ?arks tr Ncbergall. 211 West Webb. CARPET CLEANING WE WASH and clean thu finest rugs sp.tistactorily Referenceu gltn. We make fluff rugs from old carpets, Wada Walla Rug and Carpet Cleao- l ir.g-Co. Phone 1677. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS f A UK K K 4 BANFIELD, Designing, Engineering, Constructing, 16 ytars experience tr. concrete and brick con struction. 61 K. Tlilid St.. Xorth Ifort lautl, UM-goii. CLEANERS ANQ DYERS PAMTOHIl'M PHONE 473 CLEANING ANDPRESSING MOi.H-.L TAILORS & CLEANERS Pressing and repairing. Stl-l V. IVchii St. Phono sal, Pemlle,o Ore. DRAYMEN WHO MOVES YOU is Just as lmp.r ant as where you move. We am pack or store goods. We do countrj hauling Cull 8J9, Penland Hroe. Transfer, lit W. Alta. DRESSMAKING . Lille DivssiiiaUIng Gowns made to order. Evening gowns a specialty. Hund embroidery, braiding and beading. Phone 242-M, 3'0 Aura St. Fenrl Kmmngcne Smith EYE SPECIALIST FARM LOANS SNOW ft DAYTON, 117 B. Oonrt Bt, Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Farm Loans. See us about a loan. Sweet Cider I j IT'S GOOb, GALLON tfOc ; DELICIOUS APPLES, few boxes $2.00 SQUASH, they bake good, pound. . . 3c The Dean Meat Dept. Of! rhone 0U sV-y 'p. There's un agent In your towa. Troy Laundry, 608 Garden St, DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 401 H. Court St., Phono SO. We maintain a com plete mending department T- LIGHTING PLANTS DELCO Lighting System, Ackermuil and Zurfluh, Golden Rule Hotel Bldg. HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING Mall orders Au Ralph Hassell, 411 Bush, Phone 995. New and Second Hand Dealers V, STKOULE, dealer In new and see . ond hand goods. Cash raid fot second hand goods. Cheapest place to buy household goods. VI E. Cor Plmue 271-W. KCRNITUUE, repalrlug, packing, crating, upholstering, carpet clean ing years experience Grand Rapid MK-h. Furniture Co. All work guar tnteed, 812 W. Wt;bb St. OSTEOPATH DR. U. B. HOLT Osteopathic, physi cian and Surgeon. Judd Bid., Tele phones, Office 508; Ucildi-uee X84-J, Painting and Paper Hanging t'AlNTS, Wall Paper, Picture Fram ing. U i. McAtw, the Practloal Paint Man. Lowe Bros., Faint. RADIATOR REPAIRING ... ..ViI ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East Alta Btreet. All makes o radiators repaired. Work "guarantee, C. Ulas'KTK. Vrov. RESTAURANT THH QUELLE A good place to eat SHOE REPAIRING PENDLETON SHOE SHOP New method shoe repairing. W re build, not cobble, The, best work (or the lenBt money. 180 W. Court St Pendleton, Ore. . . . TAILORS SUITS AND ii jnwu d Phone 1008 Tatom Co. Grocery Dept. COO Phone uo By George McManus A er Int l ritUR SISVICS. INC. T