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to her home In Steubenville after n
visit with her father on Eighteenth
street.
Miss Ila Edwards Of Cambridge. o:
has arrived TO he tho weekend guest Of
friends here and in Glendale.
Mrs. L. G. Sinclair Of Washington
Pa. spent Thursday in Wheeling on
business.
Arthur and August Steele of Weirton
werr business callers in town Thursday.
Attorney J. W. Cummins left last eve
ming for Philadelphia. Pa. and New
days looking after business matters
He will be back in this city next Thurs
day.
Attorney Lloyd Enr.x left last eve
ming for Il business trip to Washington.
d. c.. and other eastern points. H.
will be gons tor about Il week
Albert f.. Erdman Of tiktnS. W. Va.
arrived in this city yesterday to attend
the annual election Of the Shrtners at
the Osiris temple.
o. J. Fleming. president Of the First
National bank Of Grafton, W. Va. Is n
this city. He came to attend the annual
election Of the Shriners. beig held last
evening.
at her home on South Richland avenue
following a abort illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Walker Peterson Of
Woodsdale, are visiting in New York
CITY, n. I.
Mrs. George Bell of South Woods
street is recovering slowly at her home.
suffering from injuries received last
Tuesday when she fell down flight
Of stairs.
Miss Margaret Miller. OF Uniontown.
Pa, is spending a couple OF weeks with
relatives and friends In this city.
J. B. Craighead. Of Washington. Pa,
will leave this. morning for his home,
after a short business trip here.
f. Henrick, Of Cleveland, O.. has ar
rived in the city and will spend next
week looking after business interests
here.
William Lamb. Of Pittsburgh. ar
rived here last evening and will spend
n few days looking after business.
D. s. Stratton and &. w. Stratt"n. Of
Toronto, O.. after looking after business,
will leave today for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. COngell. Of
New York city. arc Snending some time
visiting with relatives and friends here
Hon Charles J. Schuck goes this even
ing TO Erie. Pa, where ne will deliver
the memorial address at the Elk'S Lodge
Of Sorrow Sunday.
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About People
Movsmsnts Of Individuals TO And
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcintosh.
Rayensw God: l.. l.. Hess, Sistersville;
Mrs. Howard Coleman, Farmington'
Lucy Virginia Coleman. Pennington:
Thomas Hunt. ParkersburG; w. II. Bran
DIV Huntington; Walter :. snyder, SIS
tersville: O. S. Cuttip. Clarksburg.
Rogsrs-E. W. Messenger, Clarksburg;
w. y. Barrier. larkersburg.
Stanm-Mr ana Mrs. c. VI. Johnson,
Dallas; l.. J. Mittingcr. ClarkSburg; F.
NJ. Black. Hundred; +. NJ. Blake, Wheat
Il. +. Francis. Wheat: T. Leonard: Man
T. Grant. Phillippi.
windsor-James Won Dissen. Weston;
Mrs. \. Scory. ClarkSburs: o. o. Allison.
Chester: W. {. Lynch. Chester; W. l.
Smith, Jr., Chester.
Warren H. Hartley. OF the Island. IS
spending a few days the guest OF rela-
tives At Canton, ..
Miss Catherine Nesbtt. OF Wellsvtlle,
O., left last 'vrning for Racine Wis
where she will spend several weeks the
guest of relatives. 49,. r,o,,a-
Csurilla Campbell company has returned
home after spending few days IN
Washington. D. G.. looking after ousi-
ness interests. -.
James Aiken OF the Island let n @Hi
evening for Delaware. where ne VII!
spend Il brief vacation. the guest OF re-
latives and friends. 49,.
Warren y. Church. head Of the MIS-
souri, State Life Insurance COMPANY.
with head Offices in The lntelliE"ncer
building, is slowly recovering from u
severe illness NJ his home at larS Niew'
Harry TtmmonS Of Warren, o., lcti
81 evening for his home after spending
the past few weeks the quasi OF rem
tives in the Whce ing district. =
Miss Bert Knowles Of Springfield. u:
Is spending few days here the guest Oh
relatives and friends
NJ and Mrs. Vernon Sayles or tho
island. and Mrs. Voglcr. spent Wednes-
day in Pittsburgh.
lanes A. Shakman has returned TO his
home In Pittsburgh. Pa. after Dust
Hiss Sellc Richa rdson has returned
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nAnY EuH1r LEAv9s.

E. ]. Perry. dairy specialist Who has
left last evening for his home In Nor
gantown Mr. Perry Is connected with
The University Of West Virginia.
Mr.. Perry attended he meeting or inc
Jersey cattle club Thursday evening az
West Alexander and was pleased to see
The active work which this new organ.
ization is taking up. He expects TO %
hack in this city shortly at which time
he will go with n committee OF me cat cat
cbaea a carload OF the best breed Jer-
sew cattle in the United States.
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Mrs. Ju!ian G. HcarnG asktI 10y ne
names Of needy families with children
,vho will not rrC":N" amy Christmas
,ovs All such children whose names
arc reported will he given toys nur.
chased from the Senator Nathan Scott
fund. money that is SGT aside Toy th us
particular purpose These toys VIII he
distributed from s. Matthews C nuIc'
mas work. Mrs. Hearne is chairman or
Next Friday tho program is in charge
of the literary department ana 'r. IL,
on English literature while the subject
will be English Poetry.
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BROKER, 72, FEELS LIKE 80.
SAYS GLAND, PILLS DID III
Londoner Declares Weight Pep and Even sense OF
Humor But New Treatment Him All Toned UP.

did me no good. Medical treatments
failed until my friend. Or. Raul OF Lon
81 was in the Kingston hospital IN
London when l first tried the capsules.
After l had take the fifteenth capsule,
/ left the hospital and haven't been
md tben and I think they are the real
FOUNTAIN of youth. Ny wife and family
think so. too Boys. II you ever loss
your pep. just get some OF these cap.
sules. They'll bring the pep back see
Ii they don't"
Note-The preceding news item APP
neared N The Den:er iost ana 0lhes
nanars. Gland tablets as mentioned
above arc now offered for sale In the
United states and are sold on POSI-
TIVE GUARANTEE to restore The gem
cral health and complete vitality 10
every organ OF the body. Highly In
teresting literature free. p. Q. Box SSS,
DIV. IS. Denver. Colorado.
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Iunior High Dance.

Friday evening al the Island ttno
rooms members VI the Junior class oil
Wheeling high gathered for pleasant
informal evening spent in dancing. Or
chrstra music added to the pleasure OF
the affair and during intcrmission light
refreshments were served. Parents OIL
the various members were present and
..h:L nnrnncG tho EatherlnE.
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NJ iSSpS
Amerious Climb Affair.

Last evening in their rooms III the
Waldorf building. the Amrricus CLUB
and their friends held mn interesting
session with cards. euchrr being the
pastimc. Prizes werc awarded those
making tho highest scores and general
social time was enjoyed.
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"A NAN WITH rou1 FAo1S."
Special Sermon Subject Of d. o11son
Sunday NiHht.

The phenomenal success Of the sun
day evening services at the FirSt fres
hvierjau Church at Thirteenth and
(;hapline streets has been commented
on BY denominat ional leaders. partlcu-
larly with regard to the unusual num-
brr Of men in attendance. Dr. Gipsons
Man With Four Faces" A brief organ
recital will be played by Miss Ednh
Edmunson, organist, at 1880. Mr.. Elmer
Hoclzle. director Of music has arranged
some special music for the vested choir.
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Informal Affair.

Mrs. Ed Cloudy. Of 81 Virginia street.
entertained informally Friday evening
for her former associates of the wheel
ing Bank & Trust Company. She was
assisted by Mrs. Joseph H"ilmeyrr and
Mrs. Anthony Stander. The evening was
spent in a most pleasant social way
with music adding to tn" enjoyment. A
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ntv. christmaa PROGRAM

Dscemhrr II. Christmas program
will bc given. Each and every member I,
is asked 10 bring toy, not necessarily
-, nxDensivr one. to make some littlo
@ an happy on CnriStmaH day. The Child
Wrlfarr Committee OF the Momans
Clup VIII distribute iii" toys.
r.nor, was made Of the activities
or The child Welfare Committee. under
the civic department. AZ follows:
500 was given for IN" rAAFErou'"
500 to Associated Charities for milk
and ice for babies.
$50 for tho Near Fast Relief.
sI0O for the Literary Digest fund for
needy children Of Europe.
The furniture loanSd ,1 the nS s' dSre of
,n,,ndIings has been donated that or
ganization to be put TO any use the
army sees fit ,,.o5 90
All members Of the club are asked 70
remember the Christmas meeting ana
the small contribution to someone's
happy day.
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TODAY announce the marriage here o.
Mrs, Maud Voitle. to Ancil Post. prom
inent stock raiser and farmer OF Lost
Greek, which took place at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 9onn -
Barnes. Mrs. Post is the Wlo0W W
Charles W. Voitle, a former we'll known
newspaper man of Wheeling and "ssh-
ington. Pa.
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Holiday Affairs.

Mrs. Johnson I. Mckinley has altered
some ut her PLANS for entertaining al
Willow Glen during the holiday season.
The grand ball. scheduled for MONDAY
December 81. has been set onward one
,,t,,ht rhus falling on Tuesday the 18th.
Miss sarah Whitaker is giving dance
the night VI the @Ith.
In addition Ia the other omuscmrn'S
for ,h,. afternoon OF the eth. Mrs. Me-
EinlCy is planning 4 Tendance.
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RhOles-JOl)eE

Miss Hazel .l:.atric- .f"hcS Of H"ltn-
way. a.. and W. II. Rhodes were united
In marriage, "A: IN. hnm" Of Mr. Rhodes
in Swanton Md. ncC"mber 1. They
will make their home in Holloway.
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AHoU A6AtfO

The next affair TO be given oy tne
Ladies Auxiliary 10 the Arion Society
will take place Thursday afternoon. De-
cenber IL. in the parlors Of the ciue:
Mrs. Charles Brucmmer, president OF inc
society, invites all the Arion members 70
attend. Prizes Will be awarded
Mrs. Bruemmcr also announces thai
on New Years Eve. when the annual
ArIon New Years ball takes place. that
there will be cards in the partor for the
older members or those caring to parnc.
ipate. A special orchestra Will FURNISH
the music for that evening.
The Turkey kanec-visite given 1t the
Arion on Thursday OF this week, vas
largely attended and Mrs. Oscar Holder
man was the chairman. " Prizes were
awarded for the afternoon games ana
some three hundred members and their
families were served from 8 to 5 o'clock
There was dancing IN the evening.
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Quite crowd was present in the Eiks
club in Martins Ferry Friday evening
in response To invitations sent out by
tho N-High Club. An orchestra FUR
nishrd a selection OF popular dance steps
and the affair was success IN every
detail
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w. IT. u. Meets Monday

The Island W. G. T. L. will holdreg-
ular meeting a the home of Mrs. Pieper
ON Vermont street, Monday evening. De
C"mbcr .. In addition to the usual bust
ness session II musical program will he
rendered and refreshments will be
served during the social hour. The pro-
gram was arranged by Mrs. George
Wagner and Mrs. Picper will be assisted
in entertaining by number Of the mem
berS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

Gland treatment for III" restoration Of
Youthful vicor was voiced Sunday by
Robert Laws. 4 retired London stock
broker, VIII" arrived on the Cedric Tor
4 short visit II this country.
friend, Capt. George Taylor. who
accompanied the rejuvenated Mr., Laws.
youChed for his statement regarding his
age and the efficiency OF the gland
treatment.
Il didn't mean 10 tell you ABOUT u.
hut since you ask me. III give Won the
details. 1 was as healthy as could be
desired up till about ten years ago.
Then I began to lose pop and weight
and even my sense OF humor, Travel
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and Mrs Joseph r. Naylor. Of Woods
dalr, will be Il happy lill" hostess ms
nftnrnnnn when Nor small friends gather
AZ me home OF h,r grandmother. Mrs
John :. Naylor. Bethany pike. to ce!"-
hrata her fourth birthday annivrrsaTE,
i'as,imc.s dear L. rhildr"n will make the
afternoon "A merry on" and no'hinE tnat
might add L. the joy of the occasion has
hem overlooked. After several hours
rIav tn. little fox VIII feast on y"rl-
CIV of dainty goodies. Those who lave
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dainty two course luncheon was served
in the dining room. the centerpiece OF
yellow ard white chrysanthemums form
ing pretty splash of color.
Those present were:
Misses:
l;strllc Stab. Midlrla Fisher.
Cecilia Yoke Mary Herrington.
Gertrude Null, Emma Schweizrr,
Henrietta Carpenter, Teresa Grosscurth.
Mesdames:
Toc,rE 1I,s;lp,aypr Antbnny Slender.
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Members Of Carroll court No. 29H,
Daughtnrs of ISABELLA. will meet in reg
ular session in their rooms at the Car
roll club next Monday evening. ElGc-
tiun OF officers will take up most OF the
time and other items Of business VIII
nc discussed. Mrs. W. j. Lear. grand
regent. will preside.
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Plav ut ST. Pauls

Tuesday aId WedncsdaH EveMlhES'
D.."ml,r ;,rd :. the vheIr Of st. Paul
t;,.,rr..lr:,I ,hurch will present The
NV Ministers Honeymoon. at the
church, %>tu ana Wood streets. the pay
is under thr direction OF Miss Hlida NJ.
Srybnld, or+rnist. Mrs. William brown
AMI Mrs. W!lIiam Miller.
'rh" program follows: -, ,
R..td.ng- Misses y. Elolse DAWSON
and Helen Net ullry. 49,
Tenor Sob tS"lc"t"dl-Mr. VIM. bet-
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In the ISOIrN OF lTSilt lNpOlHH l NV
dov afternoon. December :. at 2:3U o.
clock. the Lecture Recital club viii!
meet 10 enjoy the following program
which VIII b. presented hy Mrs. Dora
contr.tlto. assisted h!
Miss Helen Virtue. pianist:
l-(a) Sapphic ode .......... hraamS
n, The Raven ...... Schubert
(c) The E.rlk'ng ......... Schubert
Dora Nr.nin%cr-Bard
. f,N Euriu-nr IN T. SChumann
III, Jronh,., B!yh ....... SChumann
Helen NJ Virtue
S.-(a) Habanrra CCarmrnD $500. HlGHt
(b) Madrical ......... Chavai wade
(c) Caryaval ........... Fourdraia
Mrs. Bard
4-tqD Serenad" (B M!norl ..........
. RachmaninoT
(bJ Veil Dance .............f FRIEND
Miss Virtue
J.--tal Rachcm (MnnaD ......:: .Hiera
(b) The l.awd Is Smilin Through
the Do ............F Carpenter
ic) How Many Il Lonely Caravan:
80 ="
td) The Moon Drops Low. Camden
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CUT|CURAHEALS
SCALP TROUBLE
In PimpIes, Burned and ltched'
Could Not Sleep, HairCame0u
81 was troubled with severe scalp
Affection At first there appeared

small reddish PlInPIes WITH
wstery blisters at the apex.
The blisters enlarged.
spread and sometimes
burst and became very sore.
My scalp burned and itched
so l could not sleep. My
hair he1,D coming out.
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Quite a number Of young folk will
gather at the hum" of Mr.. and Mr.
Louis y Stauv"r. 1t N""dSdai", thi>
a ftcrnoon, to assist in celebrating IT,
birthday Anniversaries Of their Smh'I
bnsrrsSrS. Misses .IOHun" and kathlc"I
Stnuvcr Miss I"HrIn" IS SiA years ".<
and Miss Kathleen. tnr"". This aliair
viii hr one Of the most "ntnyahl" Of It's
kind this season. diversions Of uniQur
and Nar iulIs kinds have been pl1nin q
and y gay afternoon is anticipated by
the lucky youngsters VINO VIII attShh
Th,, Christmas ECnSpH VIII ~ cNiu"ht
In decorations and will be carried out
in the luncheon. a fc"tur" Of which VIII
he tho imncnsr Jack Ii0rner pie, which
will draw forth prize
EnIIowiug is the list of those invited:
Adelaide Richcrson Helen IH"h"rSon
Harrj.I Srhcnk Elsie W"Imcr
ErISia C:undllnc Lois IaSCh
(irrinia Metz l;ctty Rogers
r.. MARY uncuc Dorothy M"t'rcady
E,tbrrin" \urtrmanAngcla 'NCDrrmott
ouisr n'Doun-ll Catherine FrrcSe
Helen Wing"rter Mary WihE"rter
lana koch jeanne BirbcTSon
NriI UalIrr Virginia jones
Marcella McD"rm"tt
Mary Louise SIhtnk
Mary Louis" McCluskey
Phyllis NJ. McDermott
Jaci ESir Billy McCiuskry
Buddy Ntpgerter LtCk oHIt'"7
pnvnnnd Shields Dnnnic Cochran
I;Iiv P,.rntt George RcnCk"
I:rorgr iialb;tZcr Harry Kalhitzcr
J,rl, Irrersn Carl Halter
JarI Nrurrr Charles McCrcady.
Club Dance
Invitations are out for dance 10 o.
held at the Duncan studio, Deccmher =
g SS ore folks 5i will be on the floor and a
nIsasurable evening Is anticipated. TIL"
committee In charge is. Misses Mari,
Conrad, I."ona Davis and Dorothy
F;hcrlc; M"SSrS. II. II. Jones. Il. j. oDer-
man, {. W. Koeglcr.
birthday Celebration.
Miss Betty Naylor, daughter OF MI,
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POSITIVE itlt

Special Dispatch To The Intelligenccr.
Weston, w. Va, Dec. Cards issued
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Is under thr d'Fc't',,it % nIHiiii',,, itrou.n
ami Mis-. W!lIiam Miller.
IN" program follows: ,,,,i., D.,reon
Read: nE-M Misses y f''"lS" "''
amd Helen Nc, Hli%E;:..n-Nr Nm Oct
Tenor Sol" 'S"'''''N "''
weller - ro,.r,,,oonr
The New hlhas1 -" ~ Ac n Hincnam
J." ana l.! TIC ~ .,,ciirf
MuS!r u! Nh tnr,,nS
CAST or. ~. y \, ,'i 10 n.,v
Rev. Homer A!"\3r"iI D'o"'' ''''
mth,$leFI hn,',''t nrnIym his hride-Mrs.
K. WH,arczek. H.. oos, Man q, old
T"ddh" SruGi'S. ms !5'S, !M.'n "a" ''O
rVllcg" "huni- W iitr'h It''H'ti',",i ,,,,i,,.
S"th lrrkinS. iHr'r"'" "' ''' 0u''''
Mrs. Nrhu:rnrHzar tones. pres dent OF
In" Mjt" S''l"tN-Mi'> N''h'' "''''"'
man. ,,,, 80 ,,o,,r->,j.s
rNarg'linr. The Maid OF l"n"r-H'SS
Helen zimmerman. ,.,;,. Gu
NnnanelIy %,:y Of me w Nnry TcS S%n-
auShy. ,
joan W"S'"! S;mpH:n,' Stat.on "E"int;
mayor Fred Hcr'len -. ~,
Miranda AUSTIN s"'% """N. ,h ,,,rI
Miss Carrie I'rhi'
S.In INN and Sarah Jane who Sus;
poet Something Miss Irene Peters ana
Mr.. Harry Conner. ,,-.,,,
Uncle .[lv>. ia" old sexton William
Hr:d,~maids-NIi Louis" Ealkrcnth.
Miss Gertrude Frederick. Miss Fife
Eunz. Mi~S Gnldir Srmtu. Mis- BESSIE
niehl, Miss Ethel Felt". ,a-roro, Hair
Miss prrothy t'"hr.ng
Members Of III: Mile Society. SUNDAY
School class lShrrS-,-M'Ss NINA h?'!lH'
NJ iss tioinIr Srdm"i' Mss Ai'rr,i" 40
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Elk,s Dance Monday.

.rh, Eiks will hold their REGULAR club
night Monday evening. December b. with
dancing the favoritc pastimc. Manager
Paul Leach has completed plans Tor an
elaborate buffet luncheon for the pleas
urc OF the large crowd that Is expected.
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New York, March I'm just A.
young as I used to be and It's all due
to gland pills. Here am 70 AID I feel
lust az Spry and full Of vim and pop
as II was o1ly 80 or 40"
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BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
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~ wrote for a free sample Of CUT
eura Soap and Ointment and l noticed
a little improvement so / purchased
more, which l used for about three
weeks, when was healed" Signed)
Watson w. Westfall, R. S, Box Is,
Buckhannon, w. Va, Dec. s, 1919.
Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum to care for your skin.
sAnpl. kasA Yrss BY Nau Address: ',cnes1ra Lab
oTatert.t Dept 4, MaldAn IS, NAss Sold ev1J-
uhsr. Soap 2Sc. Ointment rs and soc. Talcun BE
~ Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
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Club Dance

Miss Betty Naylor, daughter or MI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27
NEWTODAY
On Page 2.

I'm the District Court OF the United
States for the District Of Oregon.
In the matter Of Fred Parr, Bank.
rupt.
To the creditors Of Fred Parr OF
Adams. In the County OF Umatilla ana
district aforesaid, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
zsrd day Of March A. d. 1920, the said
FRED Parr was adjudicated Bank
Npt and that the first meeting OF his
ureditors VIII be held at the office OF
the undersigned Referee in Bank
Iuptcy In Pendleton, Oregon, on the
sth day OF April A. ID. 1920. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ at which time and place
the creditors may attend prove and
fie their claims. elect a Trustee, ex-
anime the Bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before such meeting. Done and dated
at Pendieton, Oregon, this 25th day
OF March 1920. 9N
THOs., FITz GERALD,
Referee In Bankruptcy. i
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27
NOTICES
Notice

Notice
Notice of Payment OF City OF Pen
dleton Improvement Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given that City of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos.
IL, 10 and 20, Series F., will bo paid
upon presentation thereof to the un-
dersgned at the American National
Bank. Pendieton. Umatilia Co.. Ore
gon. after April I, 1920.
Interest on said Bonds ceases April
], 1920.
Dated March 10. 1890. ~
LEE ,MooRHOUSE
Treasurer. city OF Pendleton, by II. W.
Dickson, Deputy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

FOR SAI4E at Hermiston-Five acres
in town. Bearing apple orchard in
good stand Of alfalfa. six room house.
electric lights and plumbing Lots OF
shade. Good barn.-Write c. 8. Nc
Naught, Hermiston. oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

FOR SALE--One range, ono coke
heater, good as new; golden OAK
rockers, 1 imitation leather rocker
3 chairs, 1 table. one by IL rus
/ rag carpet chiffonier, 2 good mat
tresses, i two burner oil stove-Cali
314 Cosbie St. or Phone 21S-W.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

DR. r C. ELLSWORTH--Speci
| In nervous diseases and diseases OF
women. to II q. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Evenings to s. Phone zoe, Smith
Crawford Building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

FOR SALE-y44,4o acre wheat
ranch near Cunningham. Wash.
This price inciuoes about 700 acres of
wheat and full equipment. It's O
money maker-Liberty Realty Co..
Spokane, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

Strayed from the win Campbell
ranch, three miles south Of Holdman,
about Feb. list. one bay mare mule.
Years old. branded 7. c. and u. c. on
left stifle. white spot on or about right
hip bone. Suitable reward for return
or Information leading 10 recovery of
same. T. d. Taylor, Pendleton. Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

HAVE SEVERAL loads of good
fire wood that I would mako very
reasonable deal with for anyone wish
ing same-Phone s16-W or call 3i2
e. Webb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

FOR SALE-one Percheron stallion.
color, black, Z years old, weight
about 1000. Physically perfect. $500
will buy him-J. Hanscom. Middle
Cold Springs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27

FOR SALD BY owNER-one of the
most attractive residences in Port
land, Adjoining westover Terrace.
the most desirable residential district
In the city. Commanding view of city,
rivers and mountains Interior beau
tifully finished, grounds 100 by las,
with lawns, fruit trees and shrubbery.
House and grounds appraised by re-
putable city architects at $42,0o0,oo.
VIII accept $40, 100000 with reasonable
terms from responsible parties. Write,
1915, Quimby street, Portland, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27
CHIROPRACTORS

DIR. LENA A. BOONE. Chiropractor
office over Cash Market. 500 p.
Court: Phone 1853.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-27
CLEANING AND PRESSING

MODEL TAILORS & CLEANERS
Pressing and repairing. 645 Main
st. Phone 321. Pendleton, oregon.