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FOR SALE R. C. White Leghorn
icockerels. PMiff SFH. u
FOR RENT ! or 3 room apartment
1515 Port St. no children.
WANTED furnished 5 or ( room
hourfe. Inquire "IS"' this office.
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EXPERIENCED woman wants -work
x by, hour. Phone 350, Parkview Apts.
WANTED-A competent housekeeper
must appear In person. Arling
ton Rooms. : ' " '
WANTED A competent and reliable
.. Woman to do washing at the house
'yono TUtt-Ai.
DO, TOl KNOW that McAtee's big
. JVall Paper Sale is for this week
only 2 o' per .cent reduction: nothing
rcvrved all goods marked In plain
figures. '
RGED TO AID
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'fcOBLENZ, Jap. 12. The American
Forces In Germany are' usslstlng ' in
every possible way In bringing about
the ultimate stabilisation of Europe
generally,, according to .' recent an
nouncement here. The American de
tachments on the Rhine are now vir
tually on a pe,ice time footing, the
policy "of Major Oeneral .Henry T. Al-
I'ub. ip'.cdjtimand, now as always, being
Ito'? treat the. olyUian population with
' consideration but at the same time
; maintaining, of course, ,the dignity and
prestige of an Army of occupation and
j of Hhe Inter-Allied Rhlneland High
: Cilpmlnalon. ..... .
-. . Outlining the policy , of. the Amarii
'' can Forces to some 400 officers, Col
onsl.W. F. Hay, chief of staff, made It
t clear that a part of the duties of the
tarrny under the present circumstances
: was io'Jielp whenever the opportunity
: presented Itself to create a friendly
spirit among the countries of Europe
Uand iri -.this way .carry out the peace-
v; ful missions so desired by the majority
U of the Actions of the' world.
The: "policy of General Allen, said
Colonel Hay; had always been to deal
'with the Germans considerately, and
at the same time firmly, and he em
phasised the 'Importance of each
?TOmber'ot the army so conducting
3 himself as to always reflect only
-; credit upon his uniform and his coun
;"try. The V!nited States as a whole he
".said, would be judged by Europeans
. for years to come, long after the Am
erican army, had gone home, by the
officers and enlisted men composing
.the Rhlneland forces at the , present
time. " '-. ':. ;
" . Colonel Hay pointed out that his
remarks with reference f.o intercourse
between the Americans and Germans
had no bearing on the question of so
. clal relations, as this, he thought,
i would probably continue to conduct
th.emselVes ns heretofore, the relations
'.If .officers and the Germans having
been- Confined chiefly tb association
only in official capacities.
, American officers generally have
never osHOciated with the Germans In
the three . years .of occupation, an-'l
there has been no attempt on either
side to establish social relations. There
htn'e been exceptions both ways, but
at the present time there ts no tendency-
on the part of American of
ficers -nor the better class of Germans
to Inaugurate ordinary sociul rela
tions, and each goes his separate way
trying to make the best of circum
stances unavoidable in an occupied
area. . Many German families of the
upper-class have left Cobleni since thp
occupation began father than put up
with the Inconveniences brought about
In the. matter of billeting, all of the
occupied cities being short-of housing
and office space and consequently
overcrowded. ' V -
, Colonel David L. Stone, represents-
' tlve of General Allen on the Inter-
Allied Rhlneland High Commission
also addressed the officers, describing
- the organisation and duties- of the
: Commission and the general effect of
American participation in the Rhine
land occupation. Colonel Stone said
many Americans and Europeans who
t had visited the area were of the opin-
ion that, because of America's I in par
tlallly with regard to European at-
" fairs, the mere fact of American
forces participating in the occupation
" and continuing to do so, would have
a far-reschlng influence upon the pro
gress of stabilization of Central Euro
fipean affairs.
lA ' Still greater effect would be shown,
Colonel Storoe said, as the American
forces here displayed In themselves
the traditional reputation of the Unit
V ed States for 'Justice and square deal
'1 ing to all and he urged every Ameri
"3 can officer to realize this and to Im
i press the fact upon the enlisted men,
and that each and every American
. rhould do his own Individual, part In
j the great work before him. Colonel
. mono urged the Americans to post
-.-tlHiiruiflvca upon European conditions
sa that upon returning " home 'each
could give his friends a clear insight
to the actual conditions which con
front this part of the world today.
Japs Demand
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lwNv -Is
illoi picluie Ui the Klcat Tokkl
people demanded less armament.' A(Ihc-ents of all political faiths I
gathered at this meeting in Hmayft. Park, Tokio, as evidence of their
laith in the WaalUuKton ut-ms c4ifcrenc.- Many auch meetings wers 1
held in Japan, .'.n t - ,. " . ' ,; ;, ,
Gasoline Supplants Steam
This big motor bus carries commuters on the New Tork, New Haven I
Iartford. Three of them are .now in operation. Though they resemble'
& nartford. Three (
the usual gasoline-driven bus in many
brakes. sad other rail devices.
As has often been said by writers
and sneakers, Colonel Stone said in
conclusion, the serious economic situa
tion in Europe affected the . entire
world and until normal conditions
were restored over here there coula
be no return to normalcy In the United
States -vhlch depended extensively
upon European trade as an outlet to
many of its vast Industries and, that,
on this account, .as well as for the
good of humanity, the Americans gen
erally at home should take air active
Interest In bringing about the earliest
economic- rehabilitation of Europe. .
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Wooden ships purchased from the
American Shipping Hoard are sur
gestert as the basis of a bridge 6,
000 feet long across the Hudson
River. ' , , '
USED CAR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE Bulck-JlSht vsix,
shspe.-I'bone 617-R.. - -
good
NOTICES
CAME TO MY PLACE Oct. 1, 1920,
1-2 mile from Rieth on Birch Creek.
Dark iron grey horse, brand M on
shoulder. Can have same by paying
for pasture bill and ad. Fred Enbysk.
BRINGING UP FATHER
FOR SALy i'ord.-nrSM. 'fcOleth St
N'OU NErON'f BE t)ITTlNC ' H J CO AND CET -YOOeS .
AROUNO VAITIN FOR ' I tl, tUPPEi ASD tE!E' y
DlMNER.TME COCK. LEFT ft HllW ' TnA,T SrOU HURRY is
AND I.OONT INTEND Uil U ' YVli-ji ' HOtvlF-- (- ' yjk
v .-ft FN jJr W
Less of Arms
hush nnlinv h. ih. 1..
ways they are equipped with air
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FOR SEAL; REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Apartment house. Ad
dress "6" this offic.- . . .
FOR SALE Good w:.ea t 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.-!rCall qyjTte,W. H. Morrison.
For Sale
Houses In all parts of the city. Come
and Ree our list. ' Wheat and alfalfa
ranch. v .
GEO. W. ELDER & SON . '
818 Main St. . , rhone 903
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Furnished
apt. or small house. Phone 94.
RESPONSIBLE girl will care for chil
dren day or night. Phone 248-M.
WANTED to rent furnished or partlv
furnished apartment. Address ,"5"
care this office. ,
COMPETENT GIRL wlehts work
promptly. Address Box 116, Wash
tucna, Washington.
WANTED A Pl tor choc4 girl
11 years old, to work for bourd and
room No. 11 this office.
EXPER1EXCED LADY wishes posi
tion a cook on ranch Address
Miss S. DeVore. College Place. Wn.
WANTED Capable, energetic, so
licitors for honey. Addreag Virgil
Sires Be Farm, Route 4. Taklma, Wn.
WANTED TO RKNT Four or five
room modern house, furnished.
Will take long lease If desired. Call
Mr. Carter, Mgr. Buster Brown Shoe J
Store.
LOCAL electrical firm ha opening in
Its sales force for three aggressive
salesmen. Previous sales experience
not necessary but would be helpful.
Call between 1 and t o'clock or 5 and
I o'clock. Milne Electrical Co., lib E.
Alta St.
LOST AND FOUND
I.OST One bay horse mule coming
three years old, branded quarter cir
cle H. on right shoulder. $10 reward
for return or information leading to
recovery of same. Geo. C. Itlll, Pen
dleton, Oregon,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Apartments. I'hone (54.
APTS. AND ROOMS. ALTA APTS.
FOR RENT Small furnished house
close In. Phone 297-R. " :
FOR RENTA 3 room furnished apt.
310 Aura, Phone 242-y.
FOR RENT Two 2-room apartments
307 Aura St., Phone 289-W.
FOR RENT Furnished Apt. Call
14 Cosble or Phone 1027-J.
POIl RENT Roam-and board. 309
W. Court St., Phone 868-R.
FOR RENT Modern 6 room house,
314 Lincoln phone S78-J or 407.
FOR RENT Office Rooms over Tall
man Drug Store. See Penland Bros.
FOR RENT Store room, Main treet
location, 835 a month Phone 548
Hampton. . '
FOR RENT Newly furnished apart
ment, also room and board. 777
Thompson Street ' '-
FOR RENT Modern S room apt to
cdtple buying furniture ho chil
dren. Address "IS" this 'Office.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 3 room
apt., also sleeping room wl,n hath
privilege close In. Phone 248-M.
FOR RENT1 Several hlce, newly fur
nished rooms. Furnace heat and
bath, also excellent meals served In
private home. Gentlemeh only. 306
Perkins Ave.. Phone f(i-W
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Two Blewett-Harvesters
Phone 14FU.
FOR .SALE Canned huckleberries.
; Phone 82 after 7 p. m.
FOR SALS cheap Good young horses
- and mules. Sturgis & Storlo. :
FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance.
J. II. Estes, 614 Main St., Phono 604
FOR SALE 200 ion alfalfa hay.
GMtman Ranch, '! mile went' of
Pendleton.
FOR 8ALF Carono typewriter rea
sonable. 'nqulre American Railway
Express Co. .-..-.
FOR SALE One' cor A-l Jersey and
. Holnteln milch fows, Oilman Foi
som JUiiph, ; Ttttullla. '
FOR SALE 3 milch cows and calves.
Address Clara Smith, Box 8, R; F.
D. Ko.:l. Pendleton, Ore. ' '
FOR SALE Some young . White
Wyandott hens,, also some cockerels
same breed. Phone 282-W;
FOR SALE 8. C. White Leghorn
hens and pullets, or will trade for
cow. Dean Long, Wild Horse.
PEN AND INK drawings sketches
from life. ' Appointments by ar
rangements. t. W. Bowman, at Sloan
Bonnet Shop, 602 Main street.
ONE HOLT 75 "Cat" with new track,
drive chains and babbit throughout,
12500 cash will take good horses or
mules In part trade. Glenn '. Scott,
Helix, Ore. , ' .
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. GEO,
711 Aura.
LEAF, Piano
Phone 323-R.
Ixssons
DONT FORGET Funk St McLean In
sure anything) 839 Main St. Phone 83
FOR STEAM pleating, , dress forms,
beading, . . and braiding. Phone
1028-J, 120 Lee fit. ,
' Reg. U. S.
HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PENDLETON AND VICINITY
This Directory la especially1 handy for Us out-f-trwn reader who msvK want tfcs t
nam and addrese n responsible businessmen who represent the fgllpwtnc lines, r AH r i
are reliable, responsible business concerns who stand ready to rive you prompt aervic . . '
AUCTIONEER
COL. W. F. TOHNKA. ..uctloneer.
Call at Sturgis 4 Storie's lmpllinent
Co., for sale dates.
AUTO TRANSFER
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PL, K9 HANAVAJf TRANSFER,
A uvuv ;
Hes. S78-R. Country trips.
C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Qrlgga'
Cigar Store. Phone 1075.
ATTORNEYS
GEORGE W. COllTTS, Attorney atl
Law. Room 17, Hond lUdg.
I. M. HCHANNEP, Attorney at Low
Offkw in Court House.
KKATOR AWANPALL, Attorneys at
Law. Room 21, Smith-Crawford
BuUcUnff. .
CARTER & SMTTHE, Attorneys at
Law. 1124 K. Court St.
FEE St FEE, Attorney at Law.
' flTS hi iwpatr. nmldlng.
Of.
S. A. LOWELL,-Attorney and Coun
selor at Law Office In Desiwln
Bldg.
A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law-
Federal Bui.
FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at I-aw
Room 21, SmiUi-Crawford B11.
JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney at Law
Offh over Taylor Hardware Com
pany.
RALEY, RALEY & STEIWER. Attor
neys nt Law. Office In Anns-Kan
National Bank Building.
PETERSON, Bishop St Clark. At
torneys at Law. Rooms it and 1
Smith-Crawford Hldic.
TIME CAJU) :
Pilot Rook Htniro
Tffvun Cameron, Prop.
Leaves Pilot Rock 8:00 A. M.
Leaves Pendleton 11:00 A. M.,
leaves Pilot Rock 1:00 P. M.
Leaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M.
' Leave Hotel ' Pendleton and
French Restaurant.".'"' .
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, , TIME CARD . . .
Wftiton-Pendloton Auto Stago
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at t
' :it a. m. and 12:45 p. va.
Loaves Athena for Pendleton at
v 8:00 a. ,m, ind 1:00 p. fn.. , f
Leaves Adams for Pendleton at ,
p:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m ' .
Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight
,,Co. Store) for Weston a )0:00
a,' m! and 4 p. in.
0. H. McPHERttH. Prop.
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THEXXMY AITXJ STAGE i
Pendleton-Walla Walla -
Fare 11.76 Including Tax
Leaves Pendleton 9 A. M.- IP,
M:-4 P. M. :' ; ; ' '
Leaves Walla Walla t A. M.-l
P. M.-4 P. M. ,
'Sunday Schedule
Leaves Pendleton 10 A. M.-4
P. M.
Leave Walla Walla 10 A. M.-
'4 P. M. .
Pendleton Phone 463, Cozy
Blllard Parlors; Walla Walla
Phono 24. ;
lendlcton-l'niatUla Auto Stage
, Leave .
Pendleton 8:00 12:00 ' 4:00
Echo' 1:11 1:15 5:15
rttanfleld ; ,.1:30 1:36 5.35
Hermtston 9:55 1:55 E:6S
AT. Umatilla 10:16 2:16 6:15
' Leave
Utnatllla " 8:00 12:00 4:00
HermlKton 8:20 , 12:20 4:20
Stanfield 8:45 12:46 4:45
Echo - , 0:00 1:00 . 6:00
Ar. Pend.j , 10:16 2:15 6:16
Sunday
Leave Pendleton 4:00 P. M.
Leave Umatilla 4:00 P. M.
Office Motor Inn Garage
722 Cottonwood St.
' Phone 8418
PFXb IMWSOW " '-
Parcels delivered to all way
points. . '- ,
Patent Office
AH'. TH VTEAk ARC. I
OFMCtOO-TrrMOEB.
A WOMA,N't HEART ;
fM CftETTY
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AUTO SPRINGS
GUARANTEED SPRINGS mads and
reimired Fleucken and Eckles
Spring Works Phone 491, 110 Water.
A-UT0 T0PS
QADWA'S AL'TO TOPS, Plate Glass
Backs. Side ' Curtains 801 East
Court St.
j AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS '
WE REPAIR anything electrical on
an automobile. W. K. tliaf Co.
AUTO TIRES
PENDLETON CYCLE CO. AJiw and
Revere Tires Vulcanising S8 E.
Court St., Pboue 144. "
L. a BENTLEY & CO. Goodywr nd
Diamond Tires T'r Service, oils
and accessories.-Alta and Garden 6ts.
OERTSON tt MARTY Gates Super
Tred tire 3 HoUonwocd. Vul
canizing and repairing.
PENDLETON RUBBER St SUPPLY
CO. Barney Oldfleld, Goodrich 811
vertown Cord arid Pennsylvania Vacu
um Cup. 303 K. Court St. ' ..
CAR FOR HIRE
CAR FOR HIRb Country trips sp.
clalty Stand at Griggs & Tryon.
Phono 2S, lk-rt Lovell.
CONTRACTORS & BUILDCHS
PARKER & BANFIELD, Designers,
i Eimlneering, Constructing, 16 year
experience m concrete and brick con
struction. SI R ThU-d St., Nortli
Portland, Oregon. .:'!'.
CLEANERS AND DYERS
PANATOUIVM
PHONE 473
"CLEANING AND PRESSING
MODEL TAILORS & CLEANORS
i Pressing and repairing 508 Main
St.. Phone 321, Pendleton, Ore.
DRESSMAKING
. , ' ' Kllte pressmakbig .
, Gowns made o ptiw.' Evening
gown a speolalty. Hdna' fembroldery,
braiding and beading. Phone 242-M,
810 Aura St ,
Peorl Emmogow) Smith
.i i
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Extra Fancy Apples
Winter Banana
Rome Beauty
Jini
hite WJnjter Pearniain 1 j
Yellow Newtown ,
Meat Dept. Q
Phnn. OU
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CAtC I'M
HS.VE tAUtAC,E:
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DRAYMEN
it. B. KEYS, Drayman. Stand at Riley
Kemp. Pteone trt
WHO MOVES YOU Is Just as Import
. ant as where you move. W also
paok or store, foods. Wt do country
hauling Call S3. Penland Bros.
Trajwler. 1U W. Alt'.
FARM LOANS
SNOW tt DAYTON. 117 E. Court St.,
' Real U state. Fire Insurance, Farm
Loans. See us about a loan.
LAUNDRY
EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly.
There's' an 'agent tir your lofrn.-"-Troy
Laundry, 608 Garden St.
DOMESTIC IAUjs'DRY 401 K. Court
St., Phone 00.' We maintain a com
plete mending department.' " - ,
LIGHTING PLANTS
I
DELCO Lighting System, 'AokermaB
and Zurflnli, Golden Rule Hotel
Bldg. I1' "";;.'"'
H.EMSTITCHINQ
,1 i
HEMSTITCHING Mall orders Mrs.
Ralph Hansel!. 417 Bush. Phone t3.
New and Second Hand Dealers
V. BTROBLE, dealer In new and sec
ond hand goods. Cash paid fot
-ond hand goods. " Cheapsst place
to buy household goods. 810 E, CiurV
Phono 271-W. v ' .' V
Painting and Paper. Hanging
PAINTS, Wall Pe per,. Picture Frntn
' Ing. U a. MoAtee. , the Practical
Paint Man. Lowe Bro, Paints. . v a
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n BAD1AT0R. BEPAIR1M ,5
Ui- C-X -L -i - 1. -. 1. -' - I' - ' '''f
ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORS-
701 East Alta street. All make o(
radiators repaired. Work, guaranteed
41." $lRsborK, Jpfop. I v ". "
SHOE REPAIRING f
THE DIFFERENCE between cobbling;
shoes and our syst,em of reiialrlng
them Is worth knowing. 1 ;Orae ant
see. Pendleton Shoe Shop,' tJO West
Court lit. : Pendleton's ; Jtlnest ' ahosj
shop. . i. - v"-: ..'l' -t'-lv;
RESTAURANT
THE .QUELLE A good place to at
J-l JU -ill. ,(-!.)"
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Grocery Dept. QQ
' Phone VOO
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