East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1922, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1922. PAGE NINE WANT CLASSIFIED For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference, Notices, Business Opportunities, Locals., Lost, Found TEN PAGES ADS 4 R CLASSIFIED ADVKIIT1SIXJ . 1IAT10S. I Set in 8-point Counting five ordl- j nnrv words o the lino. First insertion, per line $.10 Eueh additional consecutive in- 4 insertion, per line 05 H One month, every issue, each Ec insertion, per line 05 SS Six months contract, every is- 4 sue, each insertion, per lina .04 ! Twelve months' contract. v- 3 ery issue, each insertion, j per line 03 j Aus not run consecutively, i each insertion, per line 10 ; -s No ad3 taken for less than 2 j ;i lines. Minimum charge .25 I wmwmmmmmm. h,. for sale, real estate NEW TODAY . FUR SALE Coal heater, wood heat-el- anil range. 4 12 YV. HUitT, Phone 1133-W. m iAt ' " " FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay do-, livered any place in city. Address Elmer Ferguson Box 17 city. RUSSIA PREPARES 10 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 SALE 2 Chester White male hops. ,r. A. Porter, Pilot Rook, Ore. i FOR SAL.K All kinds of insurance, J. H. Kstcs, 614 Slain St., Phone Ol! FOR SALIC CHEAP Childs rocking! horse, good as new Cedar chest,) ! JIS.OO.--l'lume 700. 1 FOR SALE at a sacrifice Player pir.no and 15 rolls music, go3d as new. -Phone 11'97-W. FOR SALE Full blooded White Leg horn eockcrals. Phono 11F3, gimp son Furm, Barnhart. FOR SALE 5 room house, cash or payments, see 1008 F. Webb St. $1S00.00 owner. FCR SALE at a Bargain, several sets glass jar farm lighting batteries. Inquire Wlllard Service Station. FOR SALE CHEAP 1115 acre wheat ranch in eastern Washing ton, rich soil, level, plenty wnt ;r, j good crops. S. Murrray, Windsor apartments, Seattle, Wash. FOR SALE CHEAP if taken at once new I'riiiiKwiek phonograph, 4 rec ords included. Address 15 this office. NOTICES AUTOMOBILE STORAGE dtorc your car for the winter, $3.50 per month. Call Penland Bros. J FOR SALE A Holt 75 Catoroil'ar in I good condition, now track. Address IF. H. Hudtrman, Adams, Ore., Phone )4F12. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay de- llv.A-1 tr n nir mtrt tt Main a lsrt 'oti.iioad lots. Phono 333, PeDland Bros. Transfer. HANDY BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PENDLETON AND .VICINITY; This Directory Is especially handy for the out of town reader who may want the name and address of responsible businessmen who rep resent the following lines. All are reliable, responsible business eon eerna who stand ready to give you prompt service. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON RUBBER ft SUPPLY Co. Goodrich Sllvertown Cord and Pennsylvania Vacuum CUP tires. SOS E. Court Street. ATTORNEYS MOSCOW, Dec. 21. (A. P.) Ex port of Russian grain by use of for eign capital was advocated in a report to the central executive committed of Soviets workmen and peasants par liament at Its lust sitting in this city. The linking up of the rural economy of Russia with foreign markets is looked upon by Soviet officials as a means of bringing into the country foreign capital which would help in the reostaliiishment of both agricul ture and industry. This year's harvest of grain has yielded 47,000,000 tons, which is about 13,0011,000 tons anore than last year, PHONE 1 S3 II Partnership Dlssolvef! Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between Charles D. Despain and Charles W. Ooodyear, operating as THE TABLE SUPPLY, has been dissolved by mu tual consent and that Mr. Charles 1). Despain has succeeded to the whole of . said business and will continue the i same, collecting all accounts of and paying all bills against the said buai- I 1 ness. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, Decern ! ber 15th, 1922. ' CHAS. D. DESPATN, C'HAS. W. GOODYEAR. MISCELLANEOUS FOR CARPENTERS Phone 700. HEMSTITCHING 8c yard deis taken. Smart Shop. -Mail or. GEORGE W. COUTTS, Attorniy at Law, Room It, Bond BWg. I. M. SCIIANNEP, Attorney at Law Office in Court House. KEATOR & RANDALL, Attorneys at Law. Room 21, Smith-Crawford Building. CARTER & SMYTHE, Attorneys at Law. 22-1 E. Court St. AUTO SPRINGS GUARANTEED SPRINGS made and repaired. Ecklc9 Spring Works. Phone 401, 110 Water St. AUTO TOPS GADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plate Glass Backs, side curtains. 201. East Court Street. AUCTIONEER COL. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer, Call at Sturgis & Stone's Implement Co. for sale dates. O. L. BENNETT, Hermlston, Ore, Farm sales a specialty. Write me or see Mr. Mayberry at the Inland Empire Bank for dates. BLACKSMITH FEE & FEE, Attorneys at Law. ficcs In IK'spaln Building. Of- PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER II. R. Decker, Despain Bids. I-lionr, 81. and 20,000,000 tons less than the pre- ' years to contrive is gradually melting entrusted with three inches of dirt, and the stones laboriously pieced to gether by the hands of the ancient monks are slowly crumbling. Carv ing that took the early craftsmen war production. Allowing 7,000,000 tons fof sowing purposes, 28,000,000 tons for the needs of the peasants, and some 3,000,000 tons for the needs of the towns, there is a balance of over 8,000,000 tons the greater part of which, according to the report, could be used for export. In pre-war times Russia exported yearly over 12,000,00 Otons of grain, or 15 per cent of her production. Sinci? then 'the sowing area has diminished from 222,750,000 acres in J01S to 135,000,000 acres in 1922, while the number of livestock has fallen materially. fiw.'iy and a very short space of time would see it vanish in the ordinary course of affairs. Happily, ail this is to be prevented. Sufficient funds have been raised not merely to prevent further decay but to restore. No man ever saw the abbey at its best! For three ' centuries the monks worked upon it as their particular act of religious devotion. Rut even by the time the last of them finished his la bors it was already beginning to faii into decay. WANTED A London Craze s POEM TO PRISONERS BUENOS AIRES. Poir. 21. (A. P.) I An inmate of the nalinnal peniici- j tiary recently contrived to ccmv.'.y to j the newspapir La Naeion a message in which he complained bitterly. of the cruelty to which the pr.soners were subjected by the governor of the es tablishment. A representative of La Naeion, who wenf to the penitentiary to investigate the charge, Was sympathetically re ceived by the kindly and gentle gov ernor who explained that, contrary to the reports in question, his treatment of the prisoners was marked by ex treme consideration. It was- only to ward the end of the interview, when the governor confessed that upon oc casions he read poetry of his own composition to the prisoners, that the mystified reporter was able to guess at the origin of the denunciation re ceived by his newspaper. WESTMINSTER AHISKY TltAXSI'OlSMKD By F. A. WRAY. International News Service Staff Correspondent. LONDON, Dec. 21. The exterior of Westminister Abbey is to be trans formed. Already the workmen are beginning their fight against ten cen turies of London's dust and grime, and 1924 will see the ancient fabric shining forth as no man yet has ever seen it. At present its wonderful exterior is inn , ,v . v-"3 x z s i t i-i "I 4 t iY I 1 WTENOGRAPHElt wishes position. Address 16 this office. WANTED Sewing and braiding. Phone 1028-J or 120 Lee t:eet. WANTED TO RENT 3 room furnish ed apt. or house stearn. or furnace heated. Phone 7 21-M. DON'T FORGET Funk. & McLean In sure anything, 83s) Main fit. Phone 83 , S. A. LOWELL, Attorney and Coun selor at Law. Office in Despain RuUding. SEWING- DONE by the day or at home. Mrs. Warren, Phone 9J9-W. S. A. NEWBERRY, Attorney at Law Federal imlkling. FOR RENT FELL'S Pendleton Clearing Works,! Inc. French dry cleaning. aotiin E. Alia St., Phone 109. FOR RENT Downstairs apartment at 501 Clay St. FOR RENT Phone 241-W. Furnished room. FOR RENT Furnished apartment Hamilton Court. FOR RENT 2 and 3 room furnished apts. 612 Thompson St. FOR RENT Furnished 2 apartment. 610 Thompson. Jtus Cleaning? W. A. Teal of the Walla Walla Rug and Carpet Cleaning Co. will be in town two days of each week. Anyone wishing rugs cleaned or made leave number at Golden Rule Hotel, oroad dresa Box 796, Walla Walla, Wn. FOR RENT 2 room furnlshea house. -Inquire 612 Thompson St, WANTED Woman for general house work references reqqulred. Mrs. Ben Trombley, 117 Lewis St. ALL KINDS of plain sewing c'jiil drens sewing a specialty, also mer.s shirts 108 Jefferson, Phone 635-J. r 4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN with family .wants work good education, pleas ing appearance some experience as salesman, excellent, dairyman and farmer, will consider anything. Ad (css 14 this office. FOR RENT Modern 5 room furnisr ed house. Phone 1154-W. FOR RENT Clean fur. npartments at tha Alta Apt. House. Phcre 746. FOR RENT Furnished apts. with bath. 307 Aura St., Phone 1197-J. FOR RENT Furnlshe J sleeping rooms in private home. Phone 730-M. LIGHTNING-STRANGE Battery Com pound Startles the scientific world, Ix'tter than Sulphuric acid, and charg es discharged batteries Instantly. Will not Freeze or Overcharge. Live wire wanted for Eastern Oregon distributor. Write or inquire H. IX. Frevert, 616 Garden St., Pendleton. Ore. USED CAR EXCHANGE LATE 1922 DODGE, $100.00 of extra equipments, $790.00. 120 W. Court. FOR SALE CHEAP Ford in good condition. Phone 868, 722 Cotton wood St. FOR RENT Modern 7 room house. 514 W. Court St. Price J3F.00 per month. FOR RENT Cosy apartment and 1 room cubin. Call 216 Wiilow, Phone 1027-J. FOR RENT Jackson St. Tallman & Co. 5 room house till Inquire C. F. McCoy, FOR RENT Good sleeping room in private home for girl or woman. Low rent. Phone 283-W. FOR SALE TIME CARD ' Weston-1'endlctoii Auto Stage Leaves Weston for Pendleton at 7:30 a. m. and 12:46 p. m. Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 8:00 a.' in. and 1:00 p. m. Leaves Adams for Pendleton at 8:20 a. in. and 1:20 . m. Leaves Pendleton (Allen-Knight Co. Store) for Weston at 10:00 a. m. and 4 p. m. O. H. McPHERRIN, Prop. e CHANGE OF SCHEDULE Effective December 1, 1922 Pendleton-Walla Walla . BLUK STAGE LINE Walla Walla to Fare $1.75 Pendleton Fare $1.75 Stage Leaves Grand and Dacres Hotels at Walla Walla Walla Walla 9:00 1:00 4:00 Freewater 9:30 1:30 4:30 9:35 1:35 4:35 10:00 2:00 6:00 10:10 2:10 6:10 10:20 2:20 5:20 11:00 8:00 6:00 Pendleton to W'nlla Walla Stage Leaves Pendleton Hotel Cozy Billiards Hotel Dorlon. Milton Weston Athena t Adams Pendleton Boots, not the dainty little crea tions that our American girls have been sporting, but real, honest-to-Boodness boots, are the latest rage in London, according to Miss Kitty r.achman. who has just returned from a trip to England. i The Green Grocery m ) Phone Court JVk 666 XMAS SPECIALTIES Stuffed Dates and Figs, Candy Canes, Holly, Holly Wreaths, Mistletoe, Bulk Dates, Figs, Spanish Cluster Raisins, Japan Oranges, Fancy Box Can dies, Bulk Xmas Candies, Salted Nuts. Extra Nice Large Oranges this week, doz.... 30c Xmas Mixed Candy, bargain, 3 lbs. for ...... 30c Xmas Mixed Nuts, 3 lbs. for $1.00 EMPIRE DAIRY Wholesale and r- ' tail. Phone 8F2. FOR SALE Late 1922 Hayne3-55 , touring, an excellent buy. 722 Cot- FOR SALF. Good young work horses, tonwood St.,, Phone 868. Inquire Sturgis & Storie. Pendleton Adams Athena Weston Milton Freewater Walla Walls. 9:0 :4 9:60 10:00 10:20 10:25 11:00 1:00 1:40 1:50 2:00 2:20 2:25 8:00 4:00 4:40 4:50 6:00 5:20 6:25 6:00 VTe Haul Parrels Phone 704 at Walla Walla Stage makes two trips on Sun days. Leaves Walla Walla and Pendleton at 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. on Sundays. . FRED II. SCHMIDT, Attorney at T-aw Room 2 1, Smith-Crawford Hid! JAMES B. PERRY, Attorney rt Law, Office over Taylor Hardware Company. RALEY, RALL. & STEIWEll, Attor neys at Law. Offices In Ameilcau National Hank Building. PETERSON, BISHOP & CLARK. At torneys at Law Rooms 3 and 4 Sniltli-Ciawlord Hldg. AUTO TRANSFER C. E. WILLIAMSON Stand at Qriggi Cigar Store. Phone 1075. Phone 52 bteiner transfer Crescent Cigar Store. Res. 469-J. F. R. HADLEY, transfer, baggagti moving done while you wait stand at Wlckland's Plumbing Bhop Phone 488, Hcs. 240-R. BLACKSMITH Penland Bros. Black- smith shop across from city firs station, horseshoeing and all kinds ot wagon and farm work done. CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS CLlt'ANltKS rressinti and repairing RSII Main St.. Phone 821, Pcndieton, Ore. CHIROPRACTOR DR. BOH N A Chiropractor, Stangler Bids. Office Phone 921, Kes, Phono 290-M. DOCTORS " R. M. HESTER, M. D. Spectullst ' eye, ear, nose, throat 128 W, Court over Telephone Bldg. Otflee hours 9 to 12 m., 2 to 5 p. m. and by a- polntment EMPLOYMENT PIONEER EMPLOYMENT CO I'M only bonded and licensed office hi Eastern Oregon. Phone yonr vtnta to us at 876, 116 Bast Webb Btteet. HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING 8o a yard. Mr. Ralph Hagsell Robinson Apts. I Phone 905. IF YOU MANT TO MOVE call the Service Transfer and Storage Co. Phone 583, city or country trips. 118 W. Court Street. LAUNDRY Phone 339 penland nnos. TRANSFKR 114 W. Alts, St. Pendleton-Umatilla Auto Stage Leave Pendleton 8:00 12:00 4:0C Echo 9:15 1.15 6:15 Stanflsld :80 1:35 6:85 Hermlston 9:65 1:65 5:65 Ar. Umatilla 10:16 9:11 CIS Leave Umatilla 8:00 12:00 4.00 Hermlston 8:20 12:20 4:20 Stanfleld 8:46 11:45 4:46 Echo 1:00 1:00 6:00 at. Fend. 10:16 1:15 Sunday - BRINGING UP FATHER JUtT THINK.' VEL AJRE. ON OOR, WAX TO IND1-V XE-b-BUT Wlll WE. EVERCIT THERE THl'i I "3 THE LONE-oT RIDE. IVERTOOK Reg. U. S. Patent Offlee By George McManus z YOU OON'T KNOVj HOW FAR INDIA, 1"b- NEITHER DO TCU HERE. COMEt A, COY ': THAT CM tiPt:,V. EMcT;itH- I'LL AW i HIM - I V r-rr-,-, J tAv-.KiH WEuu- i've. 'n" II for coodnk iinm Sm. I ,1 Leaves Pendleton 4:00 P. M, Leaves Umatilla 8:00 A. M. Office Hotel Dorlon Phone 1105 FELL DAW SON Parcels dellvsred to all Tray points. EVERY Article Laundered Perfectly. There's an agent In your town. Troy Lnumlry, 608 Garden Street. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY, 401 VS. Court, Phone 60. We maintain a complece mending: department, TIME CARD Pilot Rock Stage Bran Cameron, Prop, Leaves Pilot Rock 8:00 a. Leaves Pendleton 10:80 a. Leaves Pilot Rock 1:00 p. Leaves Pendleton 6:00 p. m. m. m. m. and Leaves Hotel Pendleton French Restaurant . Dally Freight Stage Leaves Pilot Rock 8:30 a. m. Leaves Pendleton 10:80 a. m. New and Second Hand Dealers V. STROBLB, dealer in new and sec ond hand goods. Cash paid for seo ond hand goods. Cheapest place to buy household goods. 210 K. Court IMione 271-W. ' Painting and Paper Hanging PAINTS, Wall Paper, Picture Fram ing. I, McAtee, the Praetleal Paint Man Lowe Bros. Paint . RADIATOR REPAIRING", ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS 701 East Alta street. All makes ot radiators repaired. Fender and body work. Work guaranteed. B. A, Por ter, Prop., Phone 247. RESTAURANT THH QUELLE A good place to SHOE REPAIRING AND DENTIST C. W. Lassen. M. D. , V Phono 27. Office Phono 20. MODERN EQUIPMENT and skill me chanics to do your work while you wait at tha Pendleton Shoe Shop, 120 W. Court St. VETERINARY SURGEON People cf Pendleton Aro Usln? Good Judgment This Year in Making Their Candy Purchases at THE DEAN TATOM COMPANY The quality of candy we are selling and at such LOW prices is creating much comment. Here are a few of the candies you will want: 23c you can buy full lb. Plain Mixed. Always popular. AT full pound is cer- Gives you a full t a i n 1 y reason- pound of French able for Mixed Mixed, fine for Creams Xmas morning.