DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1922.
PAGE SEVEK
WANT ADS
CLASSIFIED!
For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy - Reference,
Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals,) Lost, Found
i
EIGHT FACES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 4- B
4 UATKS.
Set In 8-point Counting five ordl- jS
nary words to the line. r
First inacrtion, per line $.10 .-
Bach additional consecutive in- i grs
insertion, per line 05 j
One month, every issue, each g
insertion, per lino 05
Six months contract, every ls-
sue, each insertion, pr lice .04 j EES
Twelve months' contract, v 4 t S3
ery issue, each insertion, !
per line 03
Ada not run consecutively,
each insertion, per line 10
No ads taken for less than 2
lines, Minimum charge 25
1
GIRL WAXTS WORK, can
enees. Phone EST.
five refer- 5
15
USED CAR EXCHANGE
LATE 1922 DODGE, 8100.00 of extra
equipments, $790.00. 120 W. Court.
for SALE
condition. -wood
St.
CHEAP Ford
-Phone St; S. "2:
in good
Cottun-
FOR SALE All kinds of Insurance,
J. H. Estes, 014 Main St., Phone Mil
Foil SALE at a sucrKk-e Player
pir.no and 15 rolls music, go)d as
new. Phone H97-W.
FCR SALE, at a bargain, several sets
glass Jar farm lighting batteries
TOR SALE Late 1922
touring, an excellent buy
tonwood St., Phone 86 8.
. Z Inquire Wlllard Service Station.
HayneJ-ao
7i'2 Cot-
FOii SALE A Holt 75 CiUeroil'ar in
good condition, new t-ack. Address
L77i,-nEi, Fuitu coi-pK ."uT!,; Hud' ''"" AJ. re- 1Jh'"10
HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF
PENDLETON AND VICINITY
This Directory Is especially handy for the out of town reader wht
may want the name and address of responsible businessmen who rep
recent the following lines. All are reliable, responsible-business con
owns who stand ready to give you prompt service.
Kile new paint, Hussler shocks and i
other accessories Terms it' desired VOX
see Jack ioung, Simpson Auto Co,
FOR RENT
SALE Choice Brown Leghorn
cockrels from the best etc? laying
strain, each 2.50. ai. E. Foley, tchu,
Oregon.
.FOR SALE Thoroughbred barred gf
- Plymouth Hooks hens and pullets. J S5
V-lress 13 this oCfice. i
WANTED Orders for holiday cook-i
,-,ing Cakes, pies, plumb puddings,
bread and rolls, popcorn balls and
goodies for the kiddies. 1'iione 306-R. 3
1
WANTED Man with car to soli tires
and tubes. Will arrange salary and'
exnense-. -with right man. Kterliug
wortl) Tire Co., 3698 Main, E. Liver- ,
l.oot, Ohio., .
There's no question about it just ask
the hundreds of folks about town who have
used them successfully.
Somebody is eager to trade with you.
Get in touch with him through a "Want
Ad" in the Oast Oregonian,
FOR RENT Downstairs upartiuenc
at 501 Clay St.
FOR,, KENT -Phone
241-W.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa huy de
livered to any part of town, also
carload lots. Phone 339, Penland
Furnished room. Bros. Transfer.
FOR REXT Furnished apartment
Hamilton Court.
FOR RENT Modern 6 room house.
Phone 407 or 11S3-J.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR CARPENTERS Phone 700.
AUTO TIRES
AUTO SPRINGS
PENDLETON RUBBER SUPPLY
Co. Goodrich Sllvertown Cold and
Pennsylvania Vacuum Oup tires.
WS K. Court Street.
GUARANTEED SPRINGS made and
repaired Eckles Spring Works.
Phone 41)1, 110 Water St.
AUTO TOPS
ATTORNEYS
GEORGE W. COUTT8, Attorney at
Law, Room 17, Homl llldg.
FOR RENT Light housek
rooms. 301 Cosbie St.
!
-keplng I
gj FOR RENT-
-2 and 3 room furnished
Thompson St.
HEMSTITCHING So yard Mall or
ders tuken. Sninrt Shop.
'PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER H. R.
Decker, Despain Bldg. Phonr 84.
1 1. M. SCHANNEP, Attorney atfLaw
Office In Court House.
FOR RENT Sleeping room, also pri
vate garage. Phone 729-J.
Notice of chniifve of Name
' - NotiCO is herehv fivt'M that nil Ihn
S5th day nfOeiober, 122 Supplemen- PHONE I , .. .. ..
tsry Articles "of Incorporation were ra .. ., , ' ; ' -. .' 1 ' '; ', ... -
filed, with rtho Secretary of State, of S
.the State of Oregon, changing the gj
name of this corporation from S3 '
"Charles Company, Inc." to "Burton- 3j
I'.vbeo Wholesale Co."
W:rtox bybeb wholesale co &j ,.t
' . By H. c. Burton, Pres. '
FOR RENT 4 room unfurnished 8t.
Phone 374-J or 977-W.
TOR RENT Furnished 2 room
apa-tment. 610 Thompson.
'OR RENT 2 room furnished house.
Inquire 612 Thompson St.
DON'T FORGET Funk & McLean In
sere anything, 839 Main tit. Phone 83
SEWING DONE by the day or at
Uome. Mrs. Warren, Thone 929-W.
KEATOR & RANDALL, Attorneys at
Law. ltoom 21. SmilU-Oawford
I'.nilding.
CARTER & SMYTHE, Attorneys at
Law. 221 E. Court St.
GADWA'S AUTO TOPS. Plate Glass
Backs, side curtains. 20 J ICast
Court Street.
AUCTIONEER
COU W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer,
Call at Sturgls & Storie's Implement
Co. for sale dates.
1. l BENNETT, Hermlston, Ore.
Kurm sales a specialty. Write me
r see Mr. Mayberry at th.e Inland
Umpire Bank tor dates.
BLACKSMITH
FELL'S Pendleton Clearing Works,
Inc. French dry cleaning. 206 V
E. Alfa St.. Phono 169.
FEE & FEE, Attorneys at Law.
I lees in I)ipam lUilldlng.
Of
, , Iartnci'slilp Dissolved
i Notice In hereby given that the pnrt-
jierHhlp heretofore, existing between
(Jharles D. Despain and Charles VI
Ooodyeai'
iiiJt'i-Lif, has been dissolved by mu
tual consent and that Mr. Charles D.
Despain has succeeded lo the whole of
oid business and will continue tho
same, collecting all accounts of and
paying all bills against the said busi
ness. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, Decem
ber 15th, 1922.
' CHAS. IX DESPAIN,
CHAS. Y, GOODYEAR.
"The small community ia the back
bone of the Legion," Perry Faulkner,
comauinder of tho Indiana, depart
ment, stated in an address of welcome
operating as THE TABLE t0 the visiting adjutants. Ho urged
that every ex-service man be enrolled
in the various communities and stated
that the Legion state adjutants were
the persons who did the real work for
the Legion.
A visit to national headquarters of
the Legion and a dinner and theatre
iarty held by the Indianapolis cham
ber of commerce completed the pro
gram for the ndjustants for the first
day of the conference.
LOST AND FOUND
FOR RENT A private garag
601 Johnson. Phone 290-R.
FOR RENT Private garage.
Cosbio street. Phone 1104-W.
LOST Diamond ring with two stones
on. W. Webb or Lllleth. Reward.
Leave at this offioo or inquire 507 W.
Webb.
WANTED
FOR RENT Modern 5 room furnlsl
ed apartment. Phone 1154-W.
FOR RENT Clep.n fur. apartments at
tha Alta Apt. House. Phcr.e 746.
S A. LOWELL. Attorney and Coun
selor at Law Office in Despain
DIAMONDS and old gold bo-ight. i ; .
Rellablo. estimate. G. Crr.mer. 713 iH . vR-.wnii-.HRY Attn- nev at Law
Selling' Bldg., Portland, Oe.
r'odei'ul Building.
AGENT make big money with Good
year Raincoats. Write for details.
408 Stock Exchange Bldg., Portland,
Ore.
FREDjH. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law
ISoom 21, Smith-Crawford lllilir.
I AMES R
H.l
Iluu Clean ins
W. A. Teal of the Walla Walla Pug
and Carpet Cleaning Co. w'll be inlRAl.BY
town two days of each week Anyone
wishing rugs cleaned or made leave
PERRY. Attorney .t lu
,'fr Tvl'' Ur.rilw.r Too-
FOR RENT Furnishe J sleeping I number at Golden Rule Hotel, or .d-
RALEY & STEl WER Attor-
neys at l aw Otfices I" Xnie-li'iin
National i;ank Itiiildlnu
i.Ai KSM1TH Penland Bros. Blaok
jnith shop acros,i from city fir
.itlnn, horseshoeing and all kinds of
iron ) ml farm work done
CLEANING AND PRESSING
i'l., fl'Hf LHAlMlKlt
"su,f. ind repiurintf KtMi Mall
t'hime 21. Pendieton, Or
CrIIROPRACTOR
DR. BOHNA Ch.ropraetor, Slangier
Mldg. Olftoe Phone "121 Res
Phone 2I0-M
DOCTORS
rooms
;3r..M.
private home. Phone
FOR RKNT Modern 7 room house.
514 W. Court St. Price J3P.00 per
AID TO LEG! I
INI TOKIO PALACE
3IRL WANTED Doughnut Lunch.
WANTED House work for Japanese
boy 12. Address this office.
i INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dee. IS.
The American Legion Auxiliary is of
primary importance to the American
Legion's plans for sivic and patriotic
legislation because women now have
the ballot," Dr. Kate Waller Purrett,
i president of the auxiliary, told 45
state adjutants of the Legion at the
opening session of their recent con
ference there.
"Old-line politicians have found
that they must deal with women these
days and It is not the most pleasant
news in the world to them. Women
are especially interested in those
broad measures which are designed :o
Work toward the betterment of the ro
cial state of humanity. The legion
can rely on the Auxiliary to the limit
for the furtherance of these purposes.
Dr. Barrett stated that she was for
adjusted compensation for ex-service
men "first, last and all tho time."
. Service to veterans, cooperation
with other organizations in civic and
worthy enterprises and effective prop
annda were named by C'laudo A.
Brown of Little Rock, adjutant of the
Arkansas department, as the "best
tools" in an address c .i "How to Sell
the American Legion to the Public."
Mr. Brown said that "publicity is the
, T. N. T. of the American Legion" and
urged that the Legion establish rloser
"relations with the newspapers of their
communities. The speaker- praised
the American Legion speakers' bureau
as an effective medium to bring the
Loglc-n's message to the public.
Father William P. O'Connor, Legion,
national chaplain, reerenmended a
concentrated effort to enroll every
chaplain in the Legion, stating that
tjif great influence wielded by: the
clergy would result In a. great Increase
in Legion membership.
TOKIO. Dec. IS. (A. P.) The
younger officials of the Household de
partment are advocating it plan to
make the Aknsaka detached nalace,
where the Prince of Wales resided, a
l irmanent dwelling for the Prince Re
gent. They propose to remodel this
palace along lines similar to Bucking,
ham palace, appropriating half of it
for the Regent's use and the other half
for reception of guests. A Japanese
building would be added for Princess
Nugnku and her attendants.
The older officials think that al
though the Palace, was intended by
Emperor Melji for the Crown Prince,
the Kasur.iigaseki Palace, where the
Recent now lives, is more suited to his
wishes for simplicity and example of
economy to th people. "
WANTED Sewing and braiding.
Phone 102S-J or 120 Lee wtreet.
WANTED TO RENT A room furnish
ed apt. or house steam or furnace
leated. Phone 7J1-M.
W ANTED Woman for general house
work references reqqulred. Mrs.
Ben Trombley, 117 Lewis St.
FOR REXT Cosy apartment and 1
room abin. Call 216 Willow,
Phone 1027-J. '
dress Box 790, Wnlln Walla. Vn.
FOR RENT 4 room furnished house,
also garago at 309 Tustin. Inquire
403 Walnut.
FOR RENT Good Bleeping room la
private home, for girl or woman.
Low rent. Phone 283-W. 'J '
ALL KINDS of plain sewing elill- j
drens sewing a specialty, also mens
shirts 10S Jefferson, Phone 635-J.
FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished apt.
nt Maxlno Apts. 307 So.'Maln St.
Also 4 room furnished apt. on Lewis
St. Phone 604 or 2S4-R.
TIME CARD
t Weston -Pendleton Auto Stage
Leaves Weston for Pendleton at
7:30 a. m. and 12:45 p. m.
Leaves Athena for Pendieton a
8;80 a. m. and 1;00 p. m.
Leaves Adams, for Pendleton at
8:20 ft. m. and 1:50 p. m.
Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight
Co. Store) for Weston at 10.00
a. m. and 4 p. m.
O..H. McPHERRIN, Prop.
'ETER N. BISHOP &
I jrtv vs nt l-'iw H"
Sieltli-Crai' foul PUlK
CI A UK At
:t mill I
IVIepl.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
WANTED Parties to trap a few Hun
garian Partridges to be liberated in 1 EMPIRE DAIRY Wholesale and re
nther sections. Will pay ?1.00 each. I tail. Phone SF2.
When vou lean vour birds notlfv me
and I will call and get their. W. H.
Albee, Game Warden, 714 Jane St.,
ir Phone 1060-W.
NOTICES
UTOMOHILE STORAGE otorc
your car for the winter, $3.50 per
month. Call Penland Bros.
Xotiro
The Directors of School Dlst. No.
117 will receive bids for tho transpor
tation of pupils In said district, in that
FOR SALE Good young work horses.
Inquire Sturgls & Storle.
FOR SALE 2 Chester White male
hogs. J. A. Porter, Pilot Rock, Ore.
FOR SALE Kimball upright piano,
cheap if taifen at once. Phone
776-M.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred R. I. Hed
chickens. Inquire 510 Ash St.,
Phone 1108-W.
FOR "SALE CHEAP 1115 acre
wheat ranch in eastern Washing
ton, rich soil, level, plenty wat r,
good crops. P. Murrray, Windscr
apartments, Seattle, Wash.
ikiiM-- r'iri'ri'---'' w -.t.-.--L.
FOR SALE 10 second hand sewing
maohines. easy terms. Pnone 765
Kinder Spwine- Murhinn fn
Umatilla River, up to 5 Pt M.. Do- ,
cember 19th. The board reserves thoFOR SALE Main Street Grocery
right to reject any or all bids, must sell on account of other busl-
For further details see C. W. Las- ness. Invoices $6000. Address 10, care
sen. chairman or Ed Mabie, clerk. this office.
1
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Effective December 1, 1922
Pcnl!eton-WaUa Wnlla
BLUE STAGE LINK
Walla Walla to
Tare $1.73 Pendleton Fare $1.75
Stage Leaves Grand and Dacres
Hotels at Walla Wulla
Walla Walla 9:00 1:00 4:0"0
Freewater 9:30 1:30 4:80
Milton 9:36 1:35 4:35
Weston 10:00 2:00 5:00
Athena 10:10 2:10 6:0
Adams 10:20 2:20 5:20
Pendleton 11:00 3:00 6:00
Pendleton to Wnlla Walla
Stage Leaves Pendleton Hotel
Cory Billiards Hotel Dorion.
Pendleton
Adams
Athena
Weston
Milton
Freewater
Walla Walla
9:68
:4
9:50
10:00
10:S
10:25
11:00
1:00
1:40
1:50
2:00
2:20
2:25
3:00
4:00
4:40
4:50
5:00
6:20
5:25
6:00
Wp Haul Parcels
Phone 704 at Walla Walln
Stage makes two trips on Sun
days. Leaves Walla Walla and
Pendleton at 10:00 a. m. and
4:00 P. m. on Sundays.
AUTO TRANSFER
C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand ' Grig
Cigar Store. Phone 107S.
Phone 52 STEINER TRANSFER
Crescent Cigar Store. Res. 469-J.
F R. HADLEY, transfer gsKv
moving done while you watt stand
at Wicklsnd's Plumbing Shop- Pimm
t8S. Res. K49-U.
EH M
use, thn
..in ItlilK
i t.. r. p
SI!
1 S!.e.Mt-
12? V Con i
1 f flee hour
1 -ind bv ip-
EMPLOYMENT
s c tut, t 1 . I 4 fc.rv I
... , 1 recoi 1 'hone jtuuj m
HEMSTITCHING
Hlfi.vUTITCHING 80 a yard. Mrs
Ralph Hassell Robinson Apts.
'one (IKK
IF YOU MANT TO MOVE call
Service Transfer a.nd Storage
the
Co.
LAUNDRY
W. Court Stre
Phone
339
PFM..ND rmos
TRANSI'KH
114 W. Alta fit.
SRINGING UP FATHER
Reg. C. S. Patent Offio.
By George McManus
The Green Grocery
Stor.-'kwpin is m phasing oc
cupation if pVasing is the prime
intention.
Graham's Oblige-o-gxann.
Look Over Your Pantry Shelves
You will need to replenish some articles for baking.
Order them early in the week.
We want to call your attention again to our
HOME MADE BREAD
Large Loaf, 15c each
FRESH, LARGE WHITE EGGS
6'Jc decen
SPECIAL ON PEET BROS." SOAPS THIS WEEK
Don't overlook these pecial prices. You will ?ave
money.
f I've JOtiT be:e:m.
I READIN' ACiOUT THE
TtCER? M INDIA,- c
ir r
WOTH TO 0
THE.RE-
I'SWRE
AvNXTHltSCTj
PLEA-bKNT
IN THA,T PAPTO
THERE- E';-rfKi";Ss5; fC ' N
prr-
IT feXt) HE.K;e w
that ive TouRit.r
WERE. KIL.UE.D mrr
rVf TIiERi .M'1?
XEbTEOW i
THW "i nt.-F- "a
Pl.KrEi 1 OCii'T
WMH toco:
IVudletoa-UnmC.lla uir Htae
Leave -
Pendllu :09
Echo 16
Stanftelu 80
Hermlstoi. 1:51
Ar Umatilla 10:11
4. d.enve
(JmatlllK 1:00
Hurmlstoi 1:20
Stanfleld 8:46
Echo :00
Ar. Pfeon 10:15
riunda
4 Leaves Pendleton 4:0U f st
iaves Umatilla 8:00 A M
Office Hotel Dorion
Phone II OS
VKLl, UAUSON
farcels delivered to all "i
points.
U:U0 4:01
1.16 5:16
1:86 (.85
1:6b 5:66
111 1:16
12:00 4.00
12:20 4:24
12.46 4:46
1:00 6:00
1:15 :li
EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly.
There's an agent In your town.
Troy Laundry, 6U8 Garden Street.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY. 40t 1C Court,
Phono 00. We maintain a complete
mending department. .
New and Second Hand Dealers
TIME CARD
Pilot I took Sum
i9van Cameron, Prut
leaves Pilot Rock 00 a
4 Leaves Pendletm 10:80 a
Leaves Pilo't Rock 1:00 P
Leaves Pendleton (:00 p
Leaves Hotel Pendletor
Wrench Restaurant
Dally Freight Bi-
Lsavea Pilot Rock 8:80
Leave Pendleton 10 80
v. STROBLE, dealer In new and sec
ond hand goods. Cash paid for sec
ond hand goods. Cheapest place to
buy household goods. 210 E, Court
Phone 271-W.
Painting and Paper . Hanging
'A I NTS, Wall Paper, Picture Fram
ing It. I. McA tee, the Praatiaa)
"nint Vlsn Lowe Bros Paint
RADIATOR REPAIRING
ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS
701 East Alta street. All make of
radiators repaired. Fender and body
work Work guaranteed K. A, Por
ter, Ih-op., Phone 247.
RESTAURANT
THE vlUKLLB A ond pl
SHOE REPAIRING
MODERN EQUIPMENT and skill mt
chanics to do your work while yon
wait at the Pendleton Shoe Shop, 120
v. Court St.
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST C. W. Lassen, M. D.
V. riione 27. Office Phono 20.
MA.Ci.lE- I WUZ.
JUbT THINKIN'
AOOOT INDIA,
AND - -
mm1
1 r 1 r -v
X
ltN'T THAT
trance: - 1
just cot a.
LETTER, FRO!
OUR TOUHV'iT
, A Ml)
H E HAta MADE
ARrA.M .r- vE.KIT'j
FOR U TO iO 1
I , THE-REL'. rj 1
pi
U V
ft.
Eggs that are Strictly Fresh,
dozen 60c
Butter that's Guaranteed, lb;... 53c
Potatoes, Weston Mountain, they
are not frozen, sack $1.00
Grape Fruit, large Florida, each 15c
THE DEAN TATOM COMPANY
Cash and Carry
ilaL 86 CroCrrn 688
a nunc
na3l
H 1-1 F.
lm Son Isr