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TEH PAGE? DAILY EAST ORE (IONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 14, 1922. PAGE NINE WANT ADS rrrz , i CLASSIFIED ror Kent, Etc, tiassiiied for Easy Keterence. Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals, Lost, Found I Ik. 1 if u i CLASSIFIES ADVEBT1S1SQ j RATES. , 8t in 8-point Counting ""- nary wordi to the line. First inwrUon. per lin. MS Each additional consecutive in- . insertion, per line '5 One month, every iaaue. each tnaertion. oer line "5 i Bis months contract every Is- sue. each Insertion, per line.. .04 Twelve months' contract, ev- ery issue, each insertion, per line Ada not run consecutively. - each insertion, per line 10 No ads taken for less than 2 4. lines. Minimum charge 25 , FQjR RENT 2 room furnished apt. Phone 219-R. FOR RENT Room and bod 615 W. Alta St., Phone 731-J. FOR .RENT Bleeping rooms with heat. Cor. S. Main & Bluff, Phoue 653-M. VILL TRADE 5 pasaonger Reo for good Ford truck. Phone 16X11. Scho, Oregon. YOrNO experienced girl wishes to do housework In small family. Ad dress "10" this office. STORE YOUR CAR with us. Steam heated lurldinc-. P'nipson Auto Co., Water and Johnson sts. LOST Purse containing $65 Finder return to 4 01 E. Wehh or Phone i 4 9S-M and receive reward. FOR RENT Furnished house, walk-1 ing distance from center of town. j Inquire at Humphrey's Barber Shop, ' 107 E. Court nr Phone 209-M. EXPERIENCED hardware and furni ture man. also exijerienced garage I man would like to get work in Pendle ton. Address J. E. Minson, Wcstlake, Oregon. v 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. I -DESIRE to trade my special six :Studebaker automobile as part pay ment of Pendleton residence property. l"Vwrf einn nnn vetrtr tern Pnrfont mp. I chnnleal condition, new tires and 1922 license. p. O. Box 837. MAN AND WOMAN wanted, snlary 36, full time, 75c an hour spare ! time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecessary. In ternational Knitting Mills, CI 76. Nor ristown, Pa. j j FOR SALE Holt 45 Caterpillar trac tor with bolt attachment and two three-bottom gang John Deere power lift plows. Outfit is one yenr old and has plowed about 700 acres. Will sacrifice at $2500. Address David I. Stoddard. La Grande, Oregon or In quire of J. Jacobson at Pendleton Auto Company, Pendleton, Oregon. WOMEN'S COMMI XITY CLUB (Continued from page 6.) rice Jensen and Byrl Anderson fur nished the music. A Joint installation of officers of the local Odd Fellows and Re bekah lodges was held Thursday eve ning of last week. The Rebekah of ficers are Nancy Hutchinson, N. G.; Ellen Chittenden, V. G.; Myra South erland, P. N. S.; Addie Hinderman, treasurer; Hattie Cooper, secretary; Maria Jaques, chaplain; Mable Hut chinson, conductor; Magdalene Klrk patrtck, warden; Cora Done, R. S. N. Q.; Nellie Hemphill, L. S. N. O.; Ida Royer, R. S. V. G; Carrie Smith, L. S. V. G.; Ruth Ressler. inside guardMan. g The I. O. O. F. officers are: Win fiifrcd Jaques, N. G.; C. J. Miller, V. Q.; H. H. Hinderman, P. N. G.; L. E. Roy, secretary; Wm. Conklln, treastr; F. M. Smith, R. S. N. G.: Homer Landers, L. S. N. G.; Albert Patterson, L. S. V. G.; Herbert Ev erett; R. S. V. G.: Clarence .Rover, conductor; James Truman, warden; EldSn Hutchinson, chaplain; itiul Agidlus, outside guardian; Harry Kissinger, R. S. S.; C. J. Roth, L. S. S.i -M. M. Davis representing the War ren Music House of Pendleton, was a aft! ' NO ON VNA.S THt suGw-resT, doubt; II you're looking for a plumb er who's an expert In his lmc, just kewp our phone number and our address In your mind be cause nobody In this town has the slightest doubt about our ability. We know a lot about plumbing ami we're at your ser Tice, if you please. JONES KAY PLUMBING CO. Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work. Phone 44S 613 E. Com St, ( I'm 00JJS"fefe Prince Grins - F1 The latest picture of the Prince of to act as ouh he UXcs tr'ivc. music, of ' ,u ,Ut. i business visitor here Thursday. : Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shopshire were j ln town Saturday. j C. W. Depuy was here from Ten- j dliton the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. Wright mo-j tored to Pendlvton Friday returning j home Monday. A public sale was held at the : Frank Jones ranch Wednesday. Mr. I and Mrs. Jones expect to leave this week for Freewater where Mr. Jones will engage In the con.-ectioncry bus- iness. I On Tuesday evening members of the local I. O. O. F and Rebekah lodges enjoyed a farewell party at the Jones home. Cakes and sand- wlches had been prepared by the la dies and the affair proved a com plete surprise to the Jones family. A most enjoyable time is reported. Those going from here were Mr. and Mrs. E. 10. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. at the Hotel Pilot Rock Wednesday John Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. j evening, the following officers were Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kidwell, elected for the new year: V. O. Sta Mr. und Mrs. Grant Chittenden, Mr. jver, president, Dr. Oscar De Vaul, and Mrs. Mason Wright, Mrs. Marion jvice president, Wm. Glass, secretary Smith, Mrs. Walter Southerland, treasurer. Miss Ruth Uessler, Miss Mary Con- I The Women's Community club net, Miss Edna Southerland, Mrs. held election of officers at their John Royer and Mr. Chittenden. Wednesday evening meeting, the fol Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thus, .lowing were chosen: Mrs. Jean P. Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutchln- Kirkpatrick, president, 'Mrs. J. M. son, Mrs. C. If. Beltel, Mr. and Airs. Gilbert, vice president, Mrs. C. M, Wm. Selby, Bobby Selby, Mr. and , Best; secretary-treasurer. Following Mrs. Roy Montgomery and daughter the business meeting Mrs. C. J. Mil Marjorie of Gurdane, and Mr. and ler and Mrs. C. M. Best were each Mrs. Walter Smith. (presented with a beautiful china tea C. G. Bracher arrived home from set as a token of appreciation of Pendleton Wednesday where he their services as president and secre served on the grand .jury. tary during the year Just passed. Mrs. Ida Russell, nurse, who has Mrs. Emory KnottB and daughter been in Pullman, Wn., for the past i Marie of Hermiston were visiting rel- year arrived in Pilot Rock the first of the week to remain indefinitely. ) Mrs. Sallie Kennison who has been 111 the past few days Is reported bet- j tcr according to word received here. Orvllle Castcel, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Lom Casteel, who left hero recently for Portland, is ill with pneumonia. A conference for cabinet members of the Girls' Reserve will be held in Milton January 27-28. Those from here who expect to attend are Byrdle Boylen, Eleanor Hascall, Ella Stan ton, Gladys Hutchinson, Zella John ston and Thelma Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones who were; guests during the past week at thela'gain next Thursday afternoon. home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ooper, left Sunday for Pendleton where they will visit for a time before re- USED CAR EXCHANGE BBSS) FOR SALE Buick light; six, good shape. Phone 617-R. L0S1 and found LOST Puise containing $6.1 Finder return to 401 E. Webb or Phone 498-M and receive reward. LOST 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. Hill, Pen dleton, Oregon. BRINGING UP FATHER H OT OUY MAIE - 0ARUN . ,.M ALL Rht- Aj j F 3tv f . Mlt MA BE TOMICHT W.THOUT THE OOP TQ READ. iS2r 4 A I" SMART tyjT lM I j " ; v- j f'; ' 1922 sy Int-l Feature SSbvice. Inc. CSfi rtt jjffi j' tf S3p, , and Bears It Wales in India, shows him trying furnished by the jtreulthjr G&ekwar turning to their home at Colfax, Wn. Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Jones are sis- ters. Rev. Curry Love has moved 'his place of residence from the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kidwell to that of M. D. Orange, Mrs. Edith G. Van Dcusen, county home demonstration agent, will meet with the Women's Community Club Wednesday evening, January 18 to plan work for 1922. Delegates to the county convention which will be held In Hermiston some time in February, were elected at the regular I. O. O. F. meeting Thursday evening. They are H. H. Hinderman, vice president, James Truman, Elden Hutchinson, Clarence Royer and C. J. Miller. At a meeting of the Commercial Club which was held Immediately following a "feed" by the members atives in Pilot Rock last week. Mrs. W. C. Stanley and Mrs. Jean p. Kirkpatrick were shopping In Pendleton Tuesday, Miss Hazel Warner who has been making her home in Pendleton with her sister Mrs. Homer Mentzer, is spending a few weeks visiting rela tives at Pine Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Knapp were Pilot Rock visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boylen, Sr., spent Tuesday at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Boylen. Jr. The Ladies Aid met Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A Cooper to quilt. They will meet there FOR SEAL, REAL ESTATE mm FOR SALE Apartment house.-!-Ad-dress "6" this office. FOR RALE Good w.ea t land at prices that are surprisingly low terms Call or write W. H. Morrison. FOR SALE Some good buys in reel dence property at reduced prices terms. Call or write W. H. Morrison. For Sale Houses In all parts of the city. Come and see our list. Wheat and alfalfa raneh. GEO. W. ELDER & SON 818 Main St. Phone 953 WANTED WANTED TO RENT Furnished apt. or small house. Phone J4. WANTED Furnished 5 or 6 room house. Inquire "IS" this office. FOR RENT Modern 5 room house Furniture for sale. Phone S72-R. RESPONSIBLE girl will care for chil dren day or night. Phone I48-SL EXPERIENCED woman wants work by hour. Phone S50, Parkview Apts. WANTED Competent stenographer and typist. Address Box '.'? Pen dleton, Oregon. WANTED to rent furnished or partlv furnished apartment. Address "5" care this office. WANTED TO RENT Furnished 4 or 5 room modern house, by reliable party. Phone 247. COMPETENT GIRL wishes work promptly. Address Box lit, Waah tucna, Washington. WANTED A competent housekeeper must appear In person. Arling ton Rooms. WANTED TO RENT Four or five room modern house, furnished. Will take long lease if desired. Call Mr. Carter, Mgr. Buster Brown Shoe Store, FOR RENT FOR RENT Apartments, Phone 6&4. APTS. AND ROOMS, ALTA APTfl. FOR RENT Small furnished house close in. Phone 207-R. FOR RENT Furnished Apt. 401 Aura St. Phone 248-M. FOR RENT 2 or 3 room apartment 615 Post St. no children. FOR RENT Furnished Apt. Call 614 Cosbie or Phone 1027-J. FOR RENT Modern- ( room house, 314 Lincoln St., Phont 378 -J or 40T. FOR RENT Office Room over Tall man Drug Store. See Penland Rros. FOR RENT Newly furnished apart ment, also room and board. 777 Thompson Street FOR RENT Modern 3 room apt to couple buying furniture no chil dren.: Address "12" this office. FOR RENT Several nice, newly fur nished rooms. Furnace heat and bath, also excellent meals served In private home. Gentlemen only. 306 Perkins Ave., Phone 3R-W. FOR RENT 9 room furnished house, can bo divided Into three 3-room apts., has 5 beds, also coal, wood and gas range. Call at 805 W. Alta be tween 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. or Phone 976. FOR SALE FOR SALE Two Blewett Harveoters Phone 14F11. FOR SALE R. C. White Leghorn cockerels. Phone 2F12. FOR SALE cheait Good young horses and mules. Sturgls & Storle, FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance. J. H. Estes, 614 Main St., Phono 604 FOR SALE 200 tons alfalfa hay. Grltman Ranch, l mile west of Pendleton. FOR SALE Carono typewriter rea. sonable. Inquire American Railway Express Co. FOR SALE One car A-l Jersey and Holateln milch cows. Oilman Fol som Ranch, Tutuilla. FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn hens and pullets, or will trade for cow. -Dean Long, Wild Horse. FOR SALE Hulless, beardless spring barley at 2c per lb. Address St. Andrew's School, R. F. D. 1, Box 55, Pendleton, Ore. ' PEN AND INK drawings sketches from life. Appointments by ar rangements. D. W. Bowman, at Sloan Bonnet Shop, 502 Main street. ONE HOLT 75 "Cat" with now track, drive chains and babbit throuchout, $2500 cash will take good horses or mules in part trade. Glenn E. Scott, Helix, Ore, MISCELLANEOUS MlQCHio7"LEAF7?Uino 711 Aura, Phone 323-R. RIKTH TAXI at your service. Phone 23F2. Max Livingston. DONT FORGET Funk & McLean in sure anything, 3 Main St. Phone 8$ FOR STEAM pleating, dress forms beading, and braiding. Phone 1028-J, 120 Lee St. Reg. V. S. HAN OY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PENDLETON This Directory is especially handy for the out-ef-town reader who may want the, name and address on responsible businessmen who represent the following lines. All are reliable) responsible business concerns who stand ready to give you prompt service AUSTI0NEER COL. W. F. TOHNKA, Auctioneer, Cull at Sturgle ft Stone's Impllment Co., for sale dates. AUTO TRANSFER Phone 52 HANAVAN TRANSFER, Res. 37S-R. Country trips. C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Griggs Cigar Store. Phone 1075. ATTORNEYS GEORGE W. COUTTS, Attorney at Law, Boom 17. Bond Bide. I. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney at Law - Offieu in Court House. KEATOR & RANDALL. Attorneys at Law, Room 21. Smith-Crawford Building. CARTER & SMYTH E, Attorneys at Ijiw: 21 H Court St. FEE & FEE, Attorneys at Law. Ot ficen in nerpalr. Building. B. A. LOWELL. Attorney and Coun selor at Law-OfftoB In Deepaiu Dldg. S. A;, NEWltBRRY, Attorney at Iaw Federal Rulfc FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law Room 34, Smith-Crawford Hldg. JAMBS It PERRY, Attorney at Law, Office over .Taylor Hardware Com pany. RALEYi RALBY & STEIWER, Attor neys at Law. Office in American National Bank Building. PETERSON, Bishop & Clark, At torneys at Law. Rooms 2 and 4 Smith-Crawford BIdg. I TIME CARD Pilot Bock , Stage Evan Cameron, Prop. Leaves Pilot Rock 8:00 A. M. Leaves Pendleton 1 1 .00 A. M leaves Pilot Hock 1:00 P. M. Ijeaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M. Ieavea Hotel Pendleton and French Restaurant. 4k TIME CARD Weston-Pendleton 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. m. Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight Co. Store) for Weston at 10:00 a. m. and 4 p. m. O. H. McPHERRIN, Prop. THE (XI7Y A I TO STAGE Pcmlltttou-WalU Walla Fare $1.75 Including Tax Leaves Pendleton 9 A. M.- 1 P. M.-4 P. M. Leaves Walla Walla 9 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 468, Coxy Blllard Parlors. Walta. Walla Phone 24. Pendleton-Umatilla Auto Stage ' Leave Pendleton 8:00 12:00 4:00 Echo 9:15 1.15 5:15 Stanfleld 9:30 1:35 5:35 Hermiston 9:55 1:55 5:58 Ar. Umatilla 10:15 2:15 6:15 Leave Umatilla 8:00 12:00 4:00 Hermiston 1:20 12:20 4:20 Stanfleld 8:45 12:45 4:45 Echo 9:00 1:00 5:00 Ar. Pend. 10:15 2:15 6:15 Sunday Leaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M. Leaves Umatilla 4:00 P. M. office Motor Inn Garage 722 Cottonwood St. Phone MS PEIJj DAWSON Parcels delivered to all way points. Patent Office AUTO SPRINGS GVARANTEED SPRINGS made and repaired. Fleucken and Eckles! Surlmr Works. Phone 41. 110 Water. AUTO TOPS QADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plate Glass Backs. Side Curtains Ml East Court St. AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS WE REPAIR anything electrical on an automobile. W. E. Chase Co. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CYCLE CO. AJax and Revere TlreeVulcanislng. W8 E. Court St., Phone in L. 8. BENTLEY CO. Goodyear and Diamond Tires Tire Service, oils and accessories. Alta and Garden Sts. OERTSON A MARTY Gates Buper Tred tires 8( Oottonwocd. Vul canizing and repairing. PENDLETON RUBBER & SUPPLY CO. Barney Oldfield, Goodrich 811 vertown Cord and Pennsylvania Vacu um Cup 806 E. Court St. CAR FOR HIRE CAR FOR HIRE Country trips spe cialty Stand at Griggs & Tryon. Phone 693. Bert LoveU. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER & BANFIELD, Designers, Engineering, Constructing, 16 years experience m concrete and brick con structlon. 61 E. TMrd St., North Portland, Oregon. CLEANERS AND DYERS PANATOBHM PHONE 473 CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS & CLEANORS Pressing and repairing 508 Main St., Phoue 321, Pendleton, Ore. DRESSMAKING Elite Dressmaking Gowns made to order. Evening gownB a .specialty. Hand embroidery, braiding and beading. Phone 242-M, 810 Aura St. Pearl Eknmogene Smith Cream Cottage Cheese Made by Mrs. Clark near Walla Walla. Has that rioh, creamy taste and is a product of Tatom Quality. 25c PER POUND Have you seen our Milton-Freewater show ap ples on display in our store? Theae apples are graded as to size, color and texture. 1 There is such a thing as the best. The Dean Tatom Co. Meat Dept. 04 Phnn OU aiwsiv Home of 1 AND VICINITY DRAYMEN - . M. B. KEYS, Dray man. Stand at Riley & Kemps. raone ox. WHO MOVES YOU Is Jinrt as import ant as where you move. We -also pack or store goods. Wt do country hauling Call 33. Penland Transfer, lit W. Alta. FARM LOANS SNOW & DATTON, 117 B. Court St.. Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Farm Loans. See us about a loan. LAUNDRY EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly. There's an agent In your town. Troy Laundry, 60S Garden St. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 401 'E. Cotsft St.. Phone 60. We maintain a com plete mendhtg department. LIGHTING PLANTS DBLCO Lighting System, Ackerman and Zurfluh, Golden Rule Hotel BIdg. HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING Mali orders Mrs. Ralph Hassell. 417 Bush, Phone t0. New and Second Hand Dealers V. 8TROBLE, dealer in new and sec ond hand goods. Cash paid (or second hand goods. Cheapest place' to buy household goods. itO E. Cotft Phono 271-W. Painting and Paper Hanging PAINTS, Wall Paner, Picture Fram ing. L. J. McAtee, the Practical Puint Man. Lowe Bros. Paints. RADIATOR REPAIRING ALTA AUTO RAD I ATI) It WO 701 East Alta street. All mak of radiators repaired. Work guars C. Hlasberg, Prop. SHOE REPAIRING THE DIFFERENCE between cobbling shoes and our system of repaints them Is worth knowing. Come anA see. Pendleton Shoe Shop, 120 West Court St. Pendleton's finest shop. RESTAURANT THE QUELLE A good place to Grocery Dept. &0 Phnno VOO Quality By George McManus