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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1921. PAGE NINE WANT ADS. CLASSIFIED For Rent, Etc, Classified for Easy Reference. Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found TEN PAGES 1 CLASSIFIED AOVEnTISI.fO Rms. Set In l-polnt Counting six ordl- nary words to the line. Firet Imcrtion, pr line $.10 Each additional consecutive Insertion, per line..... .OS One month, every issue, each I insertion, per line .. .OS i Bis months contract every is- sue, taih Insertion, per line.. .04 Twelve months' contract, ev ery issue, each insertion, per line .OS Ads not run consecutively, each insertion, per line .. .It No ads taken for leas than 1 , lines. Minimum charge .!S Full WJXT 2 sleeping rounis. quire 215 W. Court St. -In- FOR II EXT Sleeping rooms. In. Q,uiro S13 Thnison or 1'hone 740-J. FOIt HKXT Furnished upaitincnt. Inquire 216 Willow or 614 Cosbie St. FOR PALE Durco pigs and Buff Orpington roosters. E. YV. John on, McKay Creek. FOR SALE Christmas trees and table trees, all sizes 25c and up. Cull 1512 E. Court or Phone 762-It. AGENTS WANTED For u new arti cle Just put on market. Men that irv able to finance themselves see It. C. Reeve, BUS YV. Webb, between 3 and 5 P. Mi " - (East Oregonlan Special.) ; ATHENA, Dec. 12. The ladies of the Methodist chinch served a splcn . did chicken dinner Thursday evening , In connection with their annual buzar . which wan held during the day. Over j one hundred dollars was taken in from . the dinner and buzar. Iloth were well . attended. 5 If. I. Watts and M. I Watts were j buslnes.1 visitors in Pendleton Sutur V da. ftllss Elolse Uvrgevin Is a guest of ' Mrs. Richard Thompson. Evangelist W. L. straub of Eugene is holding a series of meetings ut the Christian church. Illustrated songs and lantern slides add much to the effectiveness of the service. , Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller and chil li In Pendleton Saturday. I At the annual election of officers of the Athena Civic Club Tuesday nfter- i nnnn It... ......... ..I .. ., ...1 , I President, Mrs. Xt, I, AVattsj vlce- president, Mrs. R. H. MeEwnn: tren- aurer. Mrs. P. Ij. LeGrow. Tho new president subsequently appointed her , stuiullng committees to serve for the year as follows: Calendar, Mrs. (). o. ' Stephens, Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, Mrs. C. 1 M. Edgar, Mrs. D. Scott Fisher, Mrs. 'i F. Tv Walts. Mrs. It. n. Mclfwen. Mrs. l.nnrics ueus; i-ress, ivirs. i. 15. lioyu; ! Auditing, Mrs. J. F. Herr, Mis. E. C. ; Rogers. I A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. i W. W. McPherson, assisted by Mrs, YV. ' O. Read and Mrs. Chiirle Dudley. A refess was taken until the 3rd of Janu nrv. the first, meeting of ihe new vonr. Mr. and Mrs. George Dickson were In Tendleton Saturday. , Mrs. Carl Christian and Mrs. Lara hep of Adum-n silent thp flux- in A'hi'iin J II U 1 PUilJ . The high school students and faculty are holding special assemblies each Friday morning. Evangelist Straub had charge of the assembly Friday and gave u very Interesting talk to the high school and seventh and eighth grades. The play cust motored to Pendleton TiinKihiv jiftprnnnn whpre thev had their pictures taken. Those who went I were Miss Blanche Drake, director, J Kohler Hetts, manager and Savannah ' Smith, Wulthla Haynle, Frances Rain L vllle, Ruth Williams, Dolly Stubble- field. Dorvan Phillips, John PInkerton, t l'.rmtVM Anrlprsiin 11,'l-vl Hnfllien. James Hodgen. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hadley were host and hostess to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pinkerton and the teachers of the 1 Athena school ut the dinner in the .iu'liiuuim ctnircn 1 nursua pernios. Mr. and Mrs. Robert lieckhnm were visitors In Pendleton Saturday. A light rain fell here Saturday even ing and Sunday morning. That boy fix! knows yovj to hurry be'u. get there WTltviEDONT.WOWW Something you want fixed? Or some pipes you want fitted? Whatever yon need in the plumbing line keep -this well in the fore of your mental pro cess that we're always on the job ; that we work with rapidity and charjre modestly for our services. JONES -KAY PLUMBING CO. numbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work. Phone 443 SIS E. Court St. No Fireman 1 i This locomotive- not restricted in Its travels by steel rails and' I flanged wheels. It can go any place an ftOto can, for that's just what it Is camouflaged by 1U Chicago owner. F. S. Ledrow has returned from a business trip to Portland. Athena merchants are showing large oiociis 01 unnstmas goods this year. Many attractive window displays arc in evidence. Mrs. W. w. McPherson motored to Pendleton Saturday. Annual election of officers wus held Wednesday evening of McKenzie Chapter, o. E. S. The following were elected: Worthy Matron, Mrs. E. C. lingers, orthy Patron, A. R. Cop pock; A. M., Mrs. C. II. Smith; Secre tary, Mrs. F. IS. Radtke: 'JJreasurer, Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton; Conductress, Mrs. Rex Hopper; A. C, Mrs. Robert Proudl'it. , other offices will be filled later. Mrs. -Sterling Parris wus In town Satirday from her home near Athena. Mrs. R. II. McEwen and Mrs. W. S. Ferguson visited In Pendleton Satur day. Mr. Purcell of Oregon City, Is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. Marlon llunsell and his son Otto Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Koepke Bpent Wednesday in Walla Walla. Mrs. George (jerking has been 111 at her home west of Athena. In the first basket ball game of the season Athena high school defeated Weston high school 2S to 21 at Weston Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clcmons are the parents of a daughter born De cember 5. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dickenson and daughter lieatricc were in Pcndielon Saturday, Miss Stella Jackson of Boles, Wash, has returned to her home after visit ing at the A. A. Foss home. Mrs. John Walker has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Ralph Richmond at her home near Walla Wulla. The Henedlct Dancing Club, a new organization formed among Athena's young married people gave their first dance Saturday evening at the opera house, with the following ladies as hostesses: Mrs. M. T. Watts, Mrs. F. S. LeGnnv, Mrs. C. Hi Smith, Mrs. Henry Dell, Mrs. H, I. Watts and. Mrs. W. p. Littlejohn. McFarland's Or chestra of Pendleton furnished the music. The club at present includes 38 couples and enough were invited to bring the list up to 50 couples. Mrs. Richard Thompson and daugh ters June and Margaret visited rela tives in Pendleton Saturday. MlssvAngie Pamburn will leave soon for Cheney, Wash., where she will take normal training to fit herself for a teacher. Mrs. Archie Mclntyre and baby are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Potts at St. Anthony. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton were visitors In Pendleton Saturday. Yellow chrysanthemums centered a well appointed table Thursday after noon, when Mrs. Ralph McKwatrgavo a one o clock luncheon in honor of Mrs. M. L. Watts, who leaves soon for California to spend the holidays with her daughter Miss Vernita who Is at tending Mills College. Five courses were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. F. S. I.eGrow. A few of Mrs. WattH Intimate friends were guests and the afternoon was spent with needlework and cards. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good wheat land at prices that are surprisingly low terms Call or write W. H. Morrison FOR SALE Some good buys in resi dence property at reduced prices- terms. Call or write W. H. Morrison, BRINGING UP FATHER! Atm BT COLLY- ITA CRIME THE VApf I'M TREATED- ID IV ANY THNi ir I CCULO 6IT K fHANrtr HOT Coals This One I Tit s htX, Wisk;.Sl : $500.00 DOWN, balance on easy terms gives possession of a good home. Wheat, alfalfa and fruit - farms- to tradftj Phone 501, Res; Phone 2S0-J. For Sale House In all parts of the city. Come and see our lint. Wheat and alfalfa ranch, GEO. W. ELDER A SON 818 Main St. Phore 9J What "Protcvpollsir' Will Do Cleans, polishes and protects your finest furniture, leather seuts, leno iluin, tiling picture rames, nickle, sil ver or gold leaf, brass or enamel beds. All paints, gas ranges and automobiles. It prolongs their life and beauty and requires no hard labor. Send card for free demonstration to F U VV'eisbrod, Hox 355, Pendleton, Oregon. Agents wanted. FOR SAl.K AXI) THADK. 1240 acre stock ranch near Ukiuh, Oregon. Price 10.00 per acre. Might trade. 680 acre farm and stock ranch com bined. 20 horses, 16 head of cattle, all kinds of farming utensils. Prtco 30.00 per ucre. Part cash, terms on balance. ' 480 acre wheat ranch In , Camus County, Idaho. Price $20,000. Part cash, terms on balance, Lots 5 and 6 In block 2 Tallman'3 Addition, east Walla- Walla, at a bar gain for cash; Several Ranch outfits with lease and interest In growing crops, . . , 160 aero wheat, land on north, part Umatilla County, for sale or will trade fur residence In Walla Walla, Wash. If Interested In irrigated lands we have some fine bargains on our ex change list of lands in the. Pecoy Val ley, Texas. , . Second hand store, bundling furni ture, stoves, sewing machines, cloth ing, phonographs, etc. This store lo cated In Pendleton, Oregon, 1720 acre farm and stock ranch nenr Cklah, Ore.,, appraised a year ago at $53,000. Customer wants $S6,000. Will take $5,000 cash, $10,000 In exchange, taking good property, and purchaser to assume tho mortgage of $20,000.00 with interest and tuxes paid to January 1st 1922. ' $150,000.00 worth of stock In the Great Northern Lumber Co., for sale or will trade for good revenue produc ing property. $250,000.00 wheat ranch In Gilliam and Sherman counties, Ore., containing 7619 acres, 2800 acres in wheat, bal ance wheat land. $25,000 worth of equipment. $70,000 can rein at 6 and 3 per cent. This Is a diamond In th rough. If you have bargains to offer, we can find a buyer. If you want some real bargains, wc have them. 1 If you want to sell your business, or want a pardner, or Want to buy a busi ness, see us. Do not undertake lo list your prop erty with us unless It is worth the price you ask for It, as we undertake to guard the Interest of the buyer, as well as the seller. We make collections everywhere. If you have notes or accounts needing attention, see us. Our collectors are' on the Job, and give personal atentlon where It can be given, and we have fa cilities for making collections any place in the I'nlted States. COX, INVESTMENT COMPANY Slangier Building Phone 1030 Pendleton, Oregon. ! A USEDJCAR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Ford delivery ' for piano 516 Tiistin St. FOR 8 A LB Two Hudson touring cars, 3f0.0u takes both .'inquire Motor Inu Oarage, 722 Cottonwood St. WANTED WANTED Experienced Apply The Delta. wailress.- WANTKD Practical nursing, matern ity cases preferred. Phone 43'J. MRS. BROUILUARD wants work by the hour. Call at 317 College St. . Turkeys Wanted Am In the market for turkeys. Call on, or address. Robt, A. RudU, care Quelle Cafe, Pendleton, Ore. : - LOCAL electrical firm haa opening In Its aalea force, for three aggressive salesmen. . Previous sales experience not necesssry but would be helpful. Call between 1 and 2 o'clock or C and I o'clock. Milne Electrlo Co., 110 a. Alta St. FOR SALE FOR 8 A LB Two Blewett Harvesters 1 Phone 14F11. TOR SALE cheap Good young horses and mules. Sturgis & Storie. FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance. J. H. Este, tl Main St., Phone 104. FOR SALE One car A-l Jersey and Holstein milch eowsi Oilman Fol- som Ranch, Tutullla. ONE HOLT 75 "Cat" with new track. drive chains and babbit throughout, $2500 cash will take good horse or mules in part trade. Glenn E. Scott, Helix, Ore. FOR RENT APT 8. AND ROOMS ALTA APTS. FOR RENT-749-J. -Sleeping rooms. Phone ROOM AND BOARD tor man only 403 a.: Webb. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart ment. Phone 359-W. FOR RENT A room In private home Inquire 205 S. Main. FOR RENT Two sleeping room close in. Phone 482-R. FOR RENT 3-room furnished house. Inquire 612 Thompson St. FOR RENT Roojn in private homo Phone 384-W, 315 Logan St. FOR RENT Sleeping room, furnace heat close In. Phone 386-R. ROOM AND BOARD In private fam ily. Phone 212-W, 405 Lewis St. FOR RENT Office Rooms over Tall- man Drugstore. .See Penland Bros. FOR RENT Furnished apartments Inquire 307 Water St., Phono 289-W. FOR RENT Store room, Main street location, $35. a month. Phone 648 Hampton. FOR RENT 2 room furnished apart ment, also sleeping rooms, Inquire 604 Thompson or 302 W. Webb St. MISCELLANEOUS USED TIRES- bought and- gold, all size. 621 Cotton waod St. 1 PARTIES wishing their chimneys or furnace cleaned phone Irving Snyder. THE SIXJAN BONNET SHOP Is now located at 502 Main St. Kch Bldg. MRS. ADA FIELD Splrellaconwtlere Phone 324-W. Address $14 Jan. DONT FORGET Funk & McLean In ure anything, 189 Main St, Phon 13 FOR STEAM pleating, drea forms, beading, and braiding. Phone 1028-J, 120 Lee St. AUT0 STORAGE Dead storage for cars in basement of cement building. Telephone 610, MuCIIntouk & Simp son. ..' GALLSTONES Free book telle of Im proved method of treating inflam matlon of gallbladder and bile ducts. Write today. Dr. Paddock, Box 201 A, Kansas City, Mo. Beg, I. A C O O. PACK ACE. VO MAK;t we FEELvcxbe HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Of PENDLETON ID VICINITY Thl Directory Is especially handy for the out-of-town reader who rray want the name and address of re sponsible businessmen who represent the following line. Ail axe reliable, retponalble buatneae eoooerna who a'and ready to give you prompt service. i i i mewa) f ae AUCTIC'EER COU W. F. TOHNK -Auctioneer. Call at Bturgla tt StorU a Implsmtot Co., for aala dates. AUTO TRANSFER C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Orlgft Clghr Store. Phone 1073. FOR QUICK BERVICK Call Bud Cornfield, Phone S2, Crescent Cigar Store. Residence, Phone lOfl-R. ATTORNEYS GKOIP.GB W. COUTTS, Attorney at Law, Room IT, Bond Bldg. I. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney at Law Office in Court Ilouee. KEATOR RANDALL, Attorn ya at Law, Itoom S4, Smith-Crawford niilldlnft. ' CARTER k. SMITH B, Attorney- at Law. 22 1 K. Court St. FEE eV PEE, Attorney at Law, flee In Deepaln Building, Of I. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Counsel lor at Law. Of floe In Deepaln Bldg. 8. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law Federal Building. FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law, Room 14, Bmltu-Crawlord Bldg. JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law. Office over Taylor Bardwara Com pany. RALET. RALEY STB1WER. Attor- ney at Law. Office In American National Bank Building. PETERSON. Bishoo Clark, At torney at Law. Boom I and 4 Smith-Crawford Bldg. TIME CARD Pilot Hock Stag TCvnn Cameron. ProD. 4- Leaves Pilot Rock 8:00 A. M. Leaves Pendleton 11:00 A. M., leave PHot Rock 1:00 P. M. Leaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M. Leaven Hotel Pendleton and French Restaurant. TIME CARD Werton-Pendleton Auto Stage Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and 12:45 p. m. - Leave Athena for Pendleton at 8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. ... Leave Adams for. Pendleton at 8:20 a. m. and l:t0 p. m. Leaves- Ptndleton (Allen-Knight Co. Store ( for Weston at 10: a. m. and 4 p. m. ' O. H. McPHEBRINj Prop, T1IK COZY AUTO STAGE Pendleton-Walla Walla- - Fare $1.75 Including Tag Leave Pendleton t A. M.-l P. M.-4 P. M. Leaves Walla Walla $ A, M.-l P. M.-4 P. M. , , Sunday Schedule Leave Pndlton 10 A. M.-4 P. M. Leave Walla Walla 10 A. M.-4 P. M. Pendleton Phone 469, Cosy Blllard Parlor. Walla Walla Phone 24. A. HORCH Jit. Owner. w rmdletoa-TJmatUla A ate state Lav Pendleton. :0 Bcho 1:11 Btanflsld : Hermlston (:ll Ar, Umatilla 10:11 Lev 1MI 1:11 l:it IM Umatilla Hermlston Btanflela Bcho i:00 1:10 :4i 1I: 11:10 11:41 1;0 1:1$ 4:01 4:19 4:41 i:(t 1:11 I:t0 10:1 Ar, rnd. Sunday Leaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M. Leaves Umatilla 4:00 P. M. Office M otoe Inn GaraM 711 Cottonwood K, Pbone Ml PELL DAWBOlf v rarest neiivereu i mu vh ' point. Parcel delivered t aU vat ratont DffiM HELLO 'JIWV "1 I COME IN UN' HA.VE A LITTLE CHAT- ?URE 'CLANCY aifc.V3N. VORlE.O' cm trftri AUTO SPRINGS New ones In stork, all makes repair ed. Fleucken and Eckles Spring Works, Phone 491, 110 Water,, , ; , AUTO TOPS QADWA fl AUTO TOPS, Plats Qtaaa, Backs, Side Curtalna m Kaat CuDrt St. AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS WE REPAIR anything slectr'cal on . an automobile.. W. E. Chaa Co, AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CYCLE CO. AJajc and Revere tires Vulcanizing. 2S K. Court St., Phone 144. - - L. S. BANTLBY ik CO. Doodyear and Diamond Tires Tire .service, oils and accessories. Alta and Garden Bt GERTSON MARTY Gate Super--Tred tires 8 Cottonwool. Vul cr.niilng and repairing. PENDLETON RUBBER A SUPPLY CO. Barney Oldfleld, Goodrich 811 vertown Cord and Pennsylvania Vacu um Cup. 35 E. Court, .1 CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, harvester, gag n gtnes, automobile and geuerrJ blacksmlthlng, Round-Up ' Oarage, .arks Nebergall, IIS Went Wrbb. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER St BANFIKLD, Designing Engineering, Constructing, H-mi experience in concrete and brick con struction. l E. Third St,, Norvb Port land, Oregon, CLEANERS AND DYERS ' PHONE 473 CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS CLEANERS Prasslng and repairing; 804 W. Webb at. Phone 821, Pendleton. Ore. , DRESSMAKING Elite Dressmaking Gowns made to order. Evening gown a specialty. Hand embroidery, braiding and beading. Phon 141-M, $10 Aura St. ' Pearl Emmogene Bniltn DRAYMEN WHO MOVES TOU I Just a Import ant a where you mora, , Wa alio peek or store- goodsv W do country hauling Call 18t, Penland Bros Transfer, 114 W. Alta. , VESA B 2 3 Zl B 3 Z 28- B H 2. kS SJ- Pure Buckwheat 5 POUND SACKS CIIIMSON 1 (AMBLER SYRUP ia IN ALL El The Dean til H H Meat Dept. 01! Phone 00 I m ) qszsz vi a a 7z a Bttt faVllr .. Oh: me. wtrs: LOCKED ME OUT LAtT NIHT. HAD TO WA.Y our ALI. NIll-T. i-r.t Te. vHAT I 1 I Ir--I I FARM LOANS SNOW DAYTON, UT & Court' lt Real Batata, Flra Insurance, Farm Loans. See ua about a loan. n LAUNDRY, HVHRY Article Laundered Perfectly There an agent In, our tok, Troy Laundry, fog Garden St. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY Ml Coarf St., Phone 0. Ws malntala a at4 piste mending department. LIGHTING PLANTS DELCO Lighting System, Ackermaa. and Zurfluh, Golden Rul Hotel Bldg. HEMSTITCHING . feiam-i ww m ji ssawnanaej' HEMSTITCHING Mall order Mrs-v Ralph Hasaell, 417 Bush, Phon Ml. New and Second .Hand Dealers V. 8TROBLB, dealer In nw and e. ond hand good. . Cash paid for urnnd hand cooda. Cliaaneat Dlaaa to buy household good BIS B. OoVt Phone 271-W. FURNITURE, repairing, naeklng, crating, upholstering, carpet clean ing 7 year experience Grand Rapid Mich. Furnl'.ure Co. Att work guar anteed, 111 W. Webk St, Painting and Paper Hanging PAINTS, Wall Papr, Picture mm Ing. L. I. McAtee, the Practical Paint Man. lowe Bros., Paint. RADIATOR REPAIRING ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKt 701 East Alta street. Ail make of radiator repaired, ' Work guaranteed, C. Blasberg, Prop. t RESTAURANT THJ QUELLE A good place t eat SHOE REPAIRING." PENDLETON SHOE flnOP Nw method shoe repairing Wa re build, not cobble, Th beet work for the least money. 110 W, Court ft Pendleton, Ore. 55' tt 3 B 2. 9 B 81 '& 9 M - II M B 50c SIZES. Tatom Co. Grocery Dept. (QQ By Georaa McManui . J . TAILORS J - ,- surra ajjd- ,.'.,J0 O-COAM" ll9' 7TrzS (47 Main St. ve: Phone lw, a u a mat I AN - I KICKIN'? nino iime THI"b 7f-7f