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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-11
RADIO BRoADCAsTING


Nightly, this American ether OF
ours is filled with all manner OF con-
versations, reports, bulletins, SER
mons. and music. Already in many an
American family the evenings di-
versions depend great deal on the
activities of the broadcasting sta
tions. With a speaking tele-
phone on the living room table and
with a simple receiving set the menu
bers of the family can receive all the
news that is worthy of widespread
attention, followed by musical pro-
gram.
/ But what of the future? Truly
there is no end to this radio tele-
phone thing. The transmits
sion of radio telephone conversation
is still a somewhat expensive and
elaborate task, especially if any real
distance is to be spanned, although
for short distances the equipment is
quite simple and inexpensive. But in
the broadcasting feature, we havs
only begun. Perhaps 1T may be thai
a time may come when special broad
casting stations will be operated for
the sole benefit of certain subscribe
ers, who will pay monthly or yearly
fee for the service. How the broad
casting stations will prevent non
subscribers from securing the full
benefit of this service is a problem,
to be sure; but we anticipate that a
quite satisfactory and simple manner
will be found to protect such service
against unlicensed receiving sets
Perhaps the means may be an ar
rangement of constantly shifting
wave lengths for the transmitter
with the same shifting wave lengths
at the receiving end, the commuta-
tors or other devices performing this
fuuotion being carefully synchron-
lied. At any rate, if such a service
should be found profitable and set up
quite distinctly from the present
grautitous services, we may look to
the day when the American family
by slight adjustment OF its radio
receiving set. designed like a cabine;
| photograph, may turn from heavy
| Wagnerian opera to light American
| musical come dy. and from French
| song to a Slav march. Not plaif
] photograph music as at presens
mind you, but real music from tn,
leading theatres and concert halls Of
the nation. worthwhile by-produc
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INDIA READY FOR
PROHIBITION NOW,
PUSSyFOOT' VIEW
More Ripe for Prohibition
Than Was U. S. Five Years
Ago, Says Famous
Dry Worker
BY Associated Press


Calcutta. December 10.--William y.
(Pussyfoot) Johnson, American pro-
hibition worker, told the members of
the Rotary club here that his inn
preston, after an extensive tour Of
the country is that India is more
ripe for prohibition than America was
five years ago.
Mr.. johnson was the principal guest
of the club at its Tiffin meeting.
where he was subjected to a good
natured bombardment of questions.
Describing his reception in India,
which has been an enthusiastic one,
Mr.. johnson said he had been well
coined because he represented cru
snoe that appealed to the people Of
India.
In the districts have visited IN
Ike past few weeks, he said, Il have
been entertained by every class, from
the viceroy and the native princes
downwards, and only on a single &C.
casion--at Patna several days ago.
did l hear an Indian stand up to
oppose prohibition.
1T was at Patna that i witnessed
q remarkable demonstration in sup
port of a dry Indian, great crowd
of nearly 5000 at the request of the
chairman voting on the question by
a show of hands. SO far as ! could
see, every hand in the audience--and
in some instances both--was raised
Immediately in favor of prohibition,
and not a. solitary hand against.
~ might mention also the wonder
full gathering we had in a theatre
et Harodn--with an audience of more
taan s,000--at which a speaker was
loudly Missed for a reference to non
cooperation, but cheered with wild
enthusiasm few minutes later when
/. he declared that the taxpayers OF In
dia would be only too willing to meet
the additional taxation that may be
necessary after prohibition.
.'F~would like to say he concluded
that ! have not met single British
official who has not gone out of his
way to be kind to me-"
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DEATH OF SIR ARTHUR
COMES AS GREAT SHOCK

The death of Sir Arthur Pearson,
the blind publisher in London, came
as a great shock to the British dele
gates and journalists attending the
Washington conference. In his death
the blind people OF the world have
lost a great friend and advocate. He
was the head of the famous st. Dun
STAINS hotel for blinded soldiers. Sir
Arthur Pearson always contended
that the word affliction should never
be used toward the blind. and he
proved by many examples that men
blinded in the world war had been
trained to better lives and more re-
munerative occupations than perhaps
ever would have fallen to their lot
IL they had retained their sight.
1t was the privilege of the writer
to accompany Sir Arthur during one
day of his tour of the British front
in France in 1917 at time when
a great battle was on. Sir Arthur
Said he had come to France to see"
the war--and to all intents and pur-
poses he did see it. He went up TO
where the guns were roaring, and II
did not take him long to discover
the differences in the sound of a
shell going and shell coming. "Thsy
go with a bang and a whiz," he re-
marked. but they come with whiz
and a bang
Grimly the blind man touched one
of the big guns. felt of it's mechan-
ism and In a few seconds had Wis
ualized the offensive which but few
days before had driven the Germans
from their points of vantage on this
high ground. He, went to many his
toric points along the battle line and
then visited all the various indus
tries of war back of the lines.
Il want to go back to st. Dun
STAINS" he said, "and tell my blind
boys how their war looks today, and
how " is going"
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FIRST CONFERENCE TONIGHT

Ashville, December I0.-(special.)
The first quarterly. conference for
tn conference year 1922 will be
held at the Methodist church Sunday
evening with Presiding Elder S. T..
slaton of Gadsden presiding, who will
also occupy the pulpit for the eve
ming service. The work for the year
will be mapped out at this meeting.
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The regular annual meeting OF tn
stockholders Of the Alabama Home Build
ing and Loan Association will bo held at
III office OF the association. 2026 First
avenue, Birmingham, Ala. on Tuesday
December 20. 1921. at 10 noon for the
purpose OF electing directors and trans.
acting such other business as may come
before a regular meeting. and for the
particular purpose OF increasing the CAPT.
al stock OF the association from s9.o00, 00,
TO $4,000, 900.
H. ii. ROBERTSON. President
W. v. NJ. ROBERTSON. General Manage
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for the theatre and concert hall-and
for the church, when we come to
think it over.
A retrospective survey is just as
astounding as this look ahead. So
why may we not reasonably expect
these various things to come to pass
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COOLIDGE UP AGAINST IT
WHEN FRENCH is SPRUNG

washington Officials, being very
deficient in their French, as a rule.
have had their troubles in maintain
ing conversational entente cordial
with the non English speaking guests
at the various official and non-of-
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PETROGRAD HEALTHIER
-. ..sn@aI prass
BY Associated fross

Riga, Latvia December lo.-Petro-
grad, whose deatn rate In 1913
reached the devastating percentage ..
rs out of every 1000 inhabitants. IS
growing healthier, according to an Of
fetal bolshevik radio dispatch. The
death rate for the first six months
OF 1891 was only % per 1000. or about
that OF the pre-war normal. In 1920.
the rate was SO per 1000. says the
dispAtsh-
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and very interesting point arose in
connection with it, There were some
who professed to see Joker" in the
provision of the treaty with Sim Fem
that the governor of Ireland should be
named from London in the same man
ner that the governor general or
Canada Is named.
1t was surmised in certain quarters
that this must mean that the gov
ernor general of Ireland should al
ways be an Englishman. for no one
could recall that Canada had ever
had a governor appointed from the
dominion itself.
The supposition proves, however, to
be all wrong. There is no such pro-
vision respecting Canada. The only
restriction is that the governor gem
eral shall be British subject. As
a matter of fact, Canada has a right
to veto prospective governor gem
eral and has exercised that privi-
lege. She exercised 1t, moreover,
against royalty. The royal au-
thority suggests slate and from this
slate Canada makes her selection.
The new governor general of Canada,
Lord Byng, commanded the Cana
dian corps in France in it's most IA
nous battles, and is regarded in Can
ada virtually as ''home folks" When
his tour of duty is ended there Is
little doubt that the next governor
general will be a Canadian.
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NO JOKER IN
IRISH TREATY

The Irish settlement naturally has
held an interest in Washington the
past few days scarcely second to that
of the armament conference itself,
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HOOD & WHEELER
SECOND AVE. STORE
STOP!
Read carefully the list be-
low and come by and look
at our special Christmas
line of high-grade furni-
ture. Before you make
your selections, let us
show you.
SPECIALS IN STOVES
one Universal combination stove.
very slightly used, a Sis5 value,
for only ..,.,.,...........& 119.7S
one Universal coal range. in
splendid condition, s12o
value .....,...... {......,. $3.50
One Peerless combination range,
s1es value ,..,.......,..S $3.50
One coal range ............t2t.sS
DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
Suite. buffet. table and 9 chairs;
price .........i....Y..... 1880
One 1o-piece golden oak suite, full
uuartor-eawed oak; table.
chairs, buffet. china closet, $3.50
suite FOR ,.s....'.''....,. Slet.ss
One fumed oak suite. colonial de-
sign. buffet. chairs. extension
table; extra good value $3.50
One 64-inch fumsd oak extension
table, chairs to match 1910
One mahogany s-foot extension
table -...'+..-'.'..... '3zl.4o
One golden oak round s-foot az
tension table H............s l5.7b
table, a $40 value. for ...32346
One golden oak buffet. specially
priced .........,....,.... .4lS.1b
One 1o-pieoe dining room suite. in
splendid condition, real 5000
value, for ...-.-...,.,...,...f 16b
One golden oak china closet ssAss
One Early English china closet. q
beautiful piece. for, special s24.9S
One s-piooe Ovsrstuffed living
room suite for .$ll.75
One 3-pieos leather upholstered
suite for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1918
One overstuffed settes .....tt75
Two overstuffed corner chairs,
each for ...................S
One mahogany library tabls.
slightly used, $40 value,
Tor ................... .$21.A
One golden oak library table,
$50 value .........,..-.....& l4.9b
ODD PIECES
One large golden oak daven.
port ''..-.......#.....-. Sl2.9b
One large davenport .......tlASs
one mahogany davenport in Al
condition ..+++...-.. 1886
100 rockers. ranging from 11.eb up
Fifty metal beds, brass and va
rious other kinds. ranging from
$3.50 up.
Our Christmas line of toys
is here. Come by and
make your choice.
HOOD & WHEELER
2207 Second Avenue
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Miss Abastenia Eberle, whose
works In bronze of people of New
York's lower East Side have won
for her place in modern art,
found her inspiration by living in
the slums among the people
whom she modelled. Miss EberIe
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AT LAST
We are able TO purchase genuine meer-
schaum pipes; first shipment since the
war select your Xmas gift from our
TUTwILER CIGAR STAND
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CHRISTMAS GREETING cARDS-Defeat
the expense of Christmas and still send
remembrances- Beautiful hand-en-
graved. Sc to soc each Fac Smith Sta
tionery Co., Is N. 10Th st. Main 451-452
Branch 42o n. 10th ST. Main 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-11

HOME--A home. q most appropriate Ett.
make tie whole family happy at once
we have the right house and the right
lot at the right price. Chas. 3: Webb
or Gilbert Johnson, Jemison and Com
pany. Inc., 2z1 N. 21st st. Main $3.50.
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CAN YOU IMAGINE

CAN YOU IMAGINE
A more interesting Christmas present than
genuine Hartz Mountain song canary ?
OF one down, would you? visit our
bribery and listen for a moment to the
most delightful music you ever heard.
Then make your selection.
OUR GUARANTEES
EVERY BIRD A SONGsTBR
Gorman-Gammill Seed Co.
1880 I'd Ave, N. Main Sass S4si
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BOX STATIONERY - Correspondence
cards, Finest and most complete line in
birmingham beautiful gift boxes soc to
S25. FAC Smith Stationery Co., is NJ
10th. Main 4bl-452. Branch, 420 N.
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A PERFECT CHRISTMAS FOR HIM
Cleopatra and many other fine cigars
Christmas packages.
OMN-MARX CIGAR STORE
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LEMON FORK-A Rust Graft gift that
won't rust ACC. in box. zac smith sta
tionery Co. 40 N. 18th St, store. Main
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INCENSE BURNER-A Rust Craft nov
city, in odd Oriental designs, complete
with Incense. 90c. FAC smith Stationery
Co. 40 N. 18Th ST. Main I5O6.
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BIRMINGHAM
AGE-HERALD

THE FAMILY OR YOUR
FRIENDS-THEY WILL APPRB-
CIATE IT.
Daily and sunday editions deliv-
cred in Birmingham and in all
towns in Alabama where we have
carrier service. $3.50 per year.
To rural subscribers, special rate,
$3.50 Daily and Sunday.
WRITE OR CALL
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
BIRMINGHAM HERALD
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THE MODEL CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Cigar humidors, the largest display in
Birmingham; all sizes and prices-only
ole quality Gilchrist -Tarrant Drug Co.
4th Ave. and 2Oth st.
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Whftman's candy. 81 per pound and up,
theeiadies' favorlte.
BROWN-MARX CIGAR STORE
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MARTHA ANN FRUIT CAkE-sI.5O ib.
Better than mother ever made: one
trial convinceH.
TU'TWII.ER CIGAR STAND
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LAUNDRY LISTS-For men and women.
Pretty Christmas covers. It's a Rust
Graft, Lasts year. Nice gift. 4Oe
Zac Smith Stationery Co.. 420 NJ 18th
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OUR pure. fragrant and luxurious Havana
cigars make an ideal Xmas gift: Kellys
Portina. Roi-Tar. cortez, Antonio and
Cleopatra, and many other fine cigars
Drug Co, 4th ave. and 2oth st.
CLUB DECORATIONS OF all kinds for
holiday dances. etc, including confetti.
streamers. etc. FAC Smith Stationery
Co.. 420 N. 9th store. Main 1906.
WxNTED-To frame your select pictures
for Xmas. stock unusually attractive.
FAULKNER NOVELTY co.
2f2 2o'h 9. T-'- -oeg
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BRIDGE SCORE PADS-Beautiful Christ
mas cover complete with pencil. etc,
sl50- It's a Rust Graft GIT. FAC Smith
Main 1905.
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SCRAP BOOK-A gift that viii always
be looked upon with pleasure for the
owner and thoughts for the giver. $50
up. FAC Smith Stationery Co. is N,
goth ST. Main 4614b2. Branch 400 N.
18th st. Main 1906,
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BfGGEST line we ever had.
BETTER than any before,
BEST selection in the world.
We are talking about

Us N. SVIH %. 11sllII - =.
CREPE PAPER in all colors. Denison's
best back to pre-war price of loo a
roll Hac Smith Stationery Co., 10 n
goth. Main 46l-4b2. Branch 42o NJ
Iaih Main 1hOh.
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IES-The ideal gift. all sizes, In
leather bindings 25c TO $3.50. zao Smith
Stationery Co. 10 ~. ZOth St Main
45I-452. Branch. 40 N. 18TH st. Main
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SEE DOLLARS for kodaks
and albums.
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BUY your family a life insurance policy
In the Alabama National Life Insurance.
Jr 1912 First National Bank Bldg
Main 4b7.
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IN POUND

rhe following described animals
have been taken up by the marshal Of
he City Of Pendleton, to-wit:
One dark brown horse, branded NJ
eft stifle. weight 800 pounds; s years
I'D.
one black mare, branded +. II. left
,tifIe. weight 1909 pounds; 10 years
Old.
one black horse, stud, branded C. B..
teft shoulder. weight 1909 pounds; 3
n 4 Years odd.
One sorrcl horse branded ace spades
N left stfle, stud. weight 1909 pounds;
Ibout 4 years old.
1t said animals are not claimed by
the owners or those entitled to their
posse ssion, costs and expenses paid
md taken away within ten days from
the date hereof, then at o'clock +.
NJ. Of the 18th day of July, 1921,
The said animals will be sold to the
highest bidder, at public auction. for
cash, at the City Pound, in said City
Of Pendleton. the proceeds of such
sale to be applied to the payment OF
such costs and expenses Of making
sale.
Dat. = this 9Th day Of July. 1921.
Al. ROBERTS CITY Marshal.
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Nnlicc of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership between the undersigned. con-
Quoted under the name of Murphy
Bros. has been dissolved,a ,and all busi-
ness viii hereafter be conducted in the
name Of the Murphy Paint Co, All
bills owing Murphy Bros. are now due
and payable, either by cash or note al
the Murphy Paint Co. 121 East Court
street, Pendleton, Ore.
j. p. MURPHY
T.. j. MURPHY
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Notice of sale Of Irrigation Bonds

The "Fairmore Irrigation District -
IN Malhcur County, Oregon, will, on
August 90, 1921 At 200 p. NJ. sell $2O,-
10000 Of 10 year, coupon per cent
bonds Of said district, and sealed bids
for said bonds will be received by Sec
Rotary Of the district at Ontario, Ore
gon UP to the hour Of said sale.
WIG. w. WHITE,
Secretary
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Strayed from my place near Thorn
Hollow, one brown horse mule brand-
ed II. T., s. on left shoulder, one black
mare mule branded horseshoe upside
down on right stiGle, one bay mare
mule branded J. X. connected on left
shoulder. For Information leading to
same phone 10F5 or address WIN.
LOrenZen. city.
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

PARKER & BANFIELD, Designing.
Engineering, Constructing, Is years
experience III concrete and brick con-
struction. GA L. Third ST., North Port
land, Oregon.
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OSTEOPATH
Painting and Paper Hanging

PAINTS, Wall Paper, Picture FRAN
ing. l.. J. McAtee. the Practical
Paint Man. Lowe Bros. Paints.
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WANTED--A girl to assist with cook
ing in harvcst.-Phone 204-3.
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Notice no Public

We wish TO announce that the Cosy
Cafe, Echo, Ore, has been reopened
Under new management. Everything
first class for the trade.
MRS. e.. l.. gibson.
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MEMS SUITS CLEANED, $i.5O a
RUDD'S. l07 w. Nchb, Phone 6S5.
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FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at
Law. Room "a, Smith Crawford
ildg.
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ron SAt.E- FURNISHING for u room
on,rimont house. lease on house.
S13 Thompson St, Phone 'iO-J.
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NOTICES

IF YOU HAVE NOT tried our shoe
renewing, you dont-know what kline
lf work We do.--Pendleton Shoe Shop.
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WANTED--Plain sewing and ironing
by the hour-Phone 3S7.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A. h, gas range, good
condition -3l1ts Coiicge St.
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CARPET CLEANING

WE WASH and clean the finest rugs
satisfactorily. References given.
We make fluff rugs from old carpets,
Walla Walla Rug and Carpet Clean
ing Co. Phone 1917.
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AUCTlONEER

COZ. W. p. YOHNKA-Auctioneei
Can at Sturgis & Stories lmplemer
"a for sale dates.
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WANTED

WANTED Woman cook on ranch
Call 22F2.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE E-l92o truck
J. NJ. Vtyan. $40 Tustn street
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wASHING-fin laundry and silks
Phone 3l3-R
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RADIATOR REPAIRING

ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WQR KS
16l East Alta street. All makes OF
radiators repaired. Work guaranteed.
&. BIasberg. Prop.
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FOR SALE Deering, harvester with
motor. only cut 900 acres. Phone
tst-s2 or see Louie Hansen.
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FOR SALE
Several good snaps in houses In city,
some on easy terms.
acres, best snap near Pendleton.
40 acres close in for dairy and
chickens.
Fine alfalfa ranches, some on easy
terms.
Fine wheat ranch and good outfit
for sale, year lease.
George W. lder & Son
SIS Main st. Phone 992
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-S-room mouse. par
gain II taken at once for p'' ''ou
lars write Box 105. Adams, ore.
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PASTURE Tor horses, mules and cat
tle-S2,5O per month-mountain
range, good grass, water and salt -
win get them aud deliver them. Ad-
dress E n. Kidder, Gibbon, Ore.
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SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIC

THE most up-to-date effectuai lead
ing science practised, Il. F. Gibson.
P. S. T.; n. d. Room IL Peebler Bldg.
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NEW SOLES, Rubber Heels, Ladies
French Wooden Heels-Repairipg
While You wait.-Pendleton shoe
Hospital.
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FOR RENT--Two three room fur
nishcd apts.. with hath--one with
gss--closc in. Also furniture for sale
and mouse for reEt-Phone 3e9-I.
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PHOTOGRAPHER

10 introduce our kodak work we
will finish Free one roll and one print
each. Ward Studio.
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BEAUTY PARLORS

MARINELLO creams and powders,
Henna-Do real packs for gray or
AIDED hair, all shades.-AssoclatiO
slock. Upsi airs
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RESTAURANT
SHOE REPAIRING

A--~->--~-->@>-
THE QUELLE-A good place to eat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-14

DOMESTIC IAAUNDRY--4OI E. tOnrt
ST., Phone 90. We maintain c'Nm-
pIete mending department..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-14

HEMsTTTCHING--Mail orders--Airs.
Halph Hassell. All Bush. phons ssb.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-14
BATTERIES

PHILADELPHIA l. AMOND GRID
BATTERIES Enarv nteed for Is
months. w. II. Chase Co., 320 E.
'ourt St. Telephone sn9. Pendleton.