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'Bible Thought For Today
RKWART) OF HUMILITY: Who
soever exnlteth himself ahull bo abus
ed; and he that humhlcth himself hIihII
he exulted. Iuke Mtll.
But in lowlinuKs of' mind let- each
esteem other better than themselves.
Look not every man on his own
things, but every man also on the
things of -others. Philippiaiw 4.
And Is This Grandstanding?
F. A. Fames of I,n Ciranilo visited
Portland Saturday and full into tho
clutches of the Kvoning Telegram of
that city, which in o vigorous exposi
tion newspaper anil naturally nooks
to tear down every member of th"
legislature who opposed the Portland
scheme of holding a fair and makinK
the remainder of the slate help pay
for it.
The Telegram came out with stronp
headlines as follows: "Dennis' Fight!
on Fair Criticized," and then its pro
eedod to quote 'Mr. Karnes as saying
that the writer's action in the speci-tt
session of the legislature was "grand-'
standing."
Wo would respectfully nsk Mr.
Eames if there is any grandstanding
in stating the true condition of the
property owners of Union iimFWhllown
counties; of telling the truth about de
linquent taxes; of urging that visitors
lie not invited to nn exposition and of.
soon as they enter the slate begin
taxing their gasnlino tanks to pay foe
the show; of opposing a plan which
opens the doors of the state treasury
to other thnn state undertakings; of
' objecting to a raid on the road funds
of Oregon, which would materially In
jures' the gigantic road program, cost
ly as it is; of refusing to join with
Portlnnders in their scheme to "make
the cow suck herself nnd grow fat?"
No, Mr. Eames, grandstanding np
plied to n legislator who will nppe.tr
to he heavy in the fight against a
proposition, lay down nnd permit It
to pass, nnd then come home nnd say
he diil his best but they put it over
him. That's the grandstanding I'ast
em Oregon is familiar with. It i.
easy to sit at the Portland banquets,
to be on their programs, and be a
"good fellow," provided one from On
up-state does as they request, llui
don't ever accuse n man of grand
standing who fights the fight to the
end, especially when he is fighting to
save such men ns yourself nnd the
Portland boys from their own folly.
His Life Was One Of Service
Dr. C. T. naoon, one of Union nm i ,
ty' old-time physicians, is diad. 'I'h- '
machinery wore out under the con j
Ftont work which for nearly half ;. !
century he has been doing in thi val.
ley, nnd in n most peaceful manner ,;t ;
his home on Second street be p:is; :
nwuy,
ili life had Wen one of m vv'u .
HP haw raced with ileal h over th
hills of this county during fair nn !
foul weather; lie has rejoiced wilh tli
arrival of new memhers of fumilir
nnd condoled with those who wet
rallrd upon to separate from lovci
once. A famdy physician to mmm
of families Dr. Thiron occupied thr.:
close nnd confidential position vim .
only the physician of n family en'
occupy. le knew the detail of lii'
in the ft ramie Komle valhy.
The doctor never got over the e.irl;
day of Kateii) Oreon anil he wi.ul.
recite many incidents of inter Ft it
the course of an evening. To him 1.
Crnnde wnn utill a piomer town 1"
cnue he lovel it lest in that form
Ilia amirntion for a brass har d vi
well known to his friend, anii f
2fJ TUB OU'J
many yoani Dr. liaeon was (he god-
father of every brass liand the town
had. .As n member 'of 'the .Maori!.
lodge he was quite iirnniimi.t and
was well known in lodge circles
througlvjiit the stale. nerved a
memlar of the state board of hi'altb
from Eastern Oregon under the With-
ycomho administration and linori;;
physicians anil surgeuns the doctor'.'1
counsel was often nought.
Probably his cinwning virtue was
bis willingiie.-s to serve the public and
his constancy "in his prr.u ..-i..n. I. a
flrande loses in Dr. 'I'ac n j.ot oeiv
a pioneer, not only a good citi;.!ii, but
we lose n man ripe in o'-pnc.me a!! i .
wisdom whose advice when given was I
.jlways good nnd whose love for the'
community and the state was not only
expressed in words but also in deeds. I
Honey Kord says he's eNje-rtiiienl -lag
with Urn idea (it usin a coilnn
compound for lllvwr Inline, anil
wants to "Htiimii out. the sintT like
doukhnuts." We do hone the
doughnut cars will be t!nii"ioi;lily
fi'led bel'ore lie damps tlioai on the'
niarkot.
READ THE WANT ADS!
Kestaorant
Dofriniiiiifr. wilh New Year's, our pies will he eut in
larger propurl ions. i
The lariresl
Aulhonv's.
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, Bakery
Let Us Be Your
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During Nineteen Twenty-Two
The llict hod-; hich
i M lie cuiii iiniod 1 1 ' i '
- We ha'e l.f'M on
ill.tr I'llsille:s
1'ui'l her eidar;
w hili' I'l'i ran
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I'l'i'Mi 'ic tl,i
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Oiir Piviicription Department
to t-.j'f r,ii?3 fully with the phy-t-.ici.irs
of this locality.
- If u.iliie C.oul-., Superior Service and l'a;r
lViee j I'.mI i i . ii - ilea let lis serve you res'
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JOr IIUI.K SHOVCP tO SIMPSONS HIREP
I'ImN HOW OuMP.'.F.Y FLACE5 HIS FAMOUS
km;i:i ou r punch.
THE OFFICE CAT
By JUHTCH
The old Kpai'ians used to make their
yt.uncslers take a cold plunge to hard
en them, but the only plunge the hard
i ned youth of today takes is over the
bunk in father's new car.
7-ove of morey is the root of alii
industry.
I ' NN Ft ESS A UP Pit EC A 1,'TION.
! "Say, old man, 1 advise you to look
out for Jinks. He owes you a big
grudge on account of that old car you
. worked off on him."
"Pooh, pooh, nothing doing. That
I bird never was known yet to pay any
thing he owed."
tern
ski
foi'MO cents in T,a Oraudc' n't
'nod coffee.
we olllp
ii n ! ii nil
d li' a
lived dlirilli; Ifl.l
1 1 omiii year.
lare and itu-reas-
ill endea,' r lo ho,l ;lnd
i r ide liy liiakint; it worth
Iniyel s to hop w ii li u.
i;.re w ii h e cry aih itin-e in
, handle t he ho.st if mils,
ind relialde strviee, and
us within our power to
'f our ciisi niers.
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Snappy Service
OREGON
A MfD-WINTEH KKVUtlr?.
As wint'ry winds, with dismal sicrh
Sweep 'round my hnmble hack,
My thoughts revert to days gone by
Days just u few months back.
The snow sifts in, I know not how,
lo swell my discontent;
Methinks I'll raise an nwful row
When comes the man for the rent
I'm chilled through neck, liip and
thigh;
My feet are blamed near frozen;
It's three to one the furnace guy
Is playing cards, or dozin'!
The sun peeps in my ifreary room
When I am most downhearted,
f!ut .ere he drives away the gloom, '
Again he hath departed.
The coin that I had left from coal
I've handed to the pluimVr,
So won't I be a happy soul
When comes the good old summer?
POME.
Oh, the sun shines east,
The sun shines west,
Hut we think modern styles
The bestf
Start
fount 'the manly weeks of splendid service still
ahead, for yourself. Winter litis just recently
rijfhtly licifun, with at least three full months of
wfarintf time to look forward to, and yet, this
prc-inveiitory ol fori us hriutts almost tvive away
priees n the smartest and he.-t ready-to-wear
that could he found for the prcsen't! season.
EVERY SUIT 50- LESS
1-3 OFE ON ALL COATS
Every Dress reduced. These im lude holh silk
and wool.
House )resses and ApO'iis in percalo and i;iiin
Iiiiiiis, crv specially priced, some less than ItalT
price. Tiieso include allMina Taylor House
dresses anil aprons.
CORSET SPECIAL
This includes a hour :() odd nuinhers in lwth
Kaho and .lane .lacksoii. all .at a discount. It
will yay you to look these nnmlieis over for they
arc some of our lu st models.
"ALL PETTICOATS AND BLOOMERS REDUCED.
J Tliere is onlyino thing, braver than
I a man who will wear overshes on a
jrainy day and that is a girl who w ill
iwcer galosheii.
FOOLISH KTIQrETTE WHF.N
Struck lty An Automobile.
As You Are
about to be struck reach nut quiekiy
nn. I .niv imr jutn of t ha clilili.... tim.
...... .... . .
tear it from the I'm. This will at
least give you an air cushion resting r
place.
Apologize Humbly
to the chauffeur, a gentle action that
will pos.-ibly save you from ar-e:t. A
wise form of address is to praise the
make and speed of his machine.
Depart
as gracefully as possible. The most
fashionable way is in an ambulance.
The upward trend of the skirt has
at last been halted in . Philadelphia,
not through any considerations of
mode.-ty, but because the girl of the
Quaker City are said to show a hUh
percentage of bow legs.
IlccaUje "riches have winr.s" rrmv
explain -why gilded youths "fly high."
the New Year Right
Where The Thrifty Throng
Starting Tuesday Jan. 3rd
pbell Sisters
Ladies Ready-to-Wear
RESULTS
nrr what count it i, J.-t 1J
vim get. If voiu- I'pt-t IniirtTSSSSifJi
it tl'S the 'joy out ,.f lire. TVs
Do vour -fw't -mmi, ! tlioy tire easily, l tlu-y
Dci'siiiirVxr.'ssivt'lv, Imve yii w-ak or broken aif Ih-m
,,;,iiis ill i'ect itiul limbs that yn think is Lli.-ima-tisinY
Do. you suffer wiih MuU nvw and c;il louse,
hiinioiis, and inurown nails.'
You'll know the jov of Foot roiufort if you come
to
' . Dr. L. J. AVilliains. CId.h doiI-si, Feot Spefialist .
at Tho JJootery from the Firt to l.'itli of each
month. "
i'lione Arain 1 IS for appointment Calls made to any
part of the city.
VERIZED
EVERY BLOUSE REDUCED.
ALL SILK AND PHILLIPINE HAND em-
hroid-ered Underwear off.
All Silk and Wv;l Hose Vp'ff.
PENDLETON INDIAN ROBES
The best Pendleton Robe now $11.00
Black Foot Robe $7.50.
Millinery
Your choice now for $1.00,
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