East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 21, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAOIITItilF:? EIGHT PA(?KS DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1919. 4tlWa f PifLEW MARCH STANDARD PATTERNS -ARE : HERE .... I ' - - i i . ':. i .-" llnuil PractUv Tonight. Hand! practice will be held this eveningiat the court houne In the com missioners' room. Kverybody who con blow a banil Instrument In Invited to be present. Ih of white wool hearing a Hod Cross, with the words, "lied Cross Canteen Bervlce," lettered In blue. J. I Inn nor for Canteen. The Red Cross canteen today re reive Its offichil hunner which has been placed on the wall of the O.-VV. It. A X. depot above the table on which the lunches are- Herve. The banner in five feet by three feet and Mr. Robinson itcroverfiiK. J. P. lxoblnsou, who for the past two week hit been confined to his home because of an abscess- In hia throat, is on the way to recovery. The abscess him been .lanced and Mr. Robinson expects to be well In a few days. , , ft- - - - -.1- r, it i. ' f , l ,1 li j 11, c for.r.frtof. Wit rirnlrt Onn Is to E. T.' Walker who Ih making re pairs on a Welllng on ; Cottonwood Mtreet to the extent of $50. The other I 1m to J. A- Monemt for $400 for re-! modeling and repairs to dwelling on Turk afreet. Two lliilhlliut Permits). Two building permits- were Issued! Parents of (ton Air, and Mm Karl Stimonton are the; parents of a seven pound eon. borni thin morning at St. Anthony' hos- I'ltal V 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101 101- GOING DOWN! SOAP MATCHES, CHEESE; ? CANNED MILK, AND DRY BEANS. Some of the wholesale declines have not been reflected In the retail prices yet as many articles have been selling for less at retail than present wholesale' price. We have reduced our big war stock to a mini mum which places us in a position to take ad vantage of all drops just as soon as they come and pass the lower price on to the consumer. MORAL: Buy your Meats and Groceries at '.'lOl." Home Cooking Sale Here Saturday by the young ladies of the Christian Church. Pendleton Casf Market, Inc. J Fine Groceries Fresh Meats .,..,. 301 E. Court St. - ; 1: riiones lOf Private Exchange Connecting - Both Dept's.) i. Taken Position Here. i Mis Dorothy Brief!", of Gage proth. era, Chicago, has aoceptcd a, position-' with the Carrier Millinery In Pendlc-! ton. Khe will be employed as a trim-; mer. j Coming: On Furlough. " ' j Francis Daniel, eon of Mr. and Mrs,. O. F- Daniel of thia city, la expected to arrive here Tuesday on a 30-day: furlough. He la a member of the U. S navy and mude seven trips to France and back aboard the U. S. S. Frederick. -TOT TOI 101 TOI TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT Name of Mnw Orphans. Ho Interested are the people of j Athfna ill the adoption of French war rhn that Mrs. Fay LeOrow, i chairman of the work in that city, has (taken the name of 10 more orphann, which will be adopted by Athena people. To Writ 1 History. A committee of students will be ap pointed at the Pendleton hih school in the near future, to write a history of the tin (lent "and graduates who were in army; nervine, and of other matters pertain in jr to the war which nifected tlio nchooi.JibU.ory. ; May Make. Headquarter Here. 1 t.rr rTtraight, of Yakima, Wash-4nirtn,-fnwmBtrBtor for the K1I worth Triple Coal, Oil, Oar Burner, ih In the city and ih temporarily located at Thompson'. plumbing shop. Mr. Straight is contaminating making his head(iiartere here. (mm SERVICE SPRING' GOODS ARRIVING ' t1 - i" L o? ike 'naw'fhintrc at flu's fitnrA hp f me vi make four tmrchase. The styles are authentic, we show the largest variety and priced at about whatou want to pay. Highest quality at any price. DAILY NewlTaffeta There will be no general extension of time for filing INCOME TAX. RETURNS This is the advice from Washington. - Your return must be in the hands of the Collector by March loth. I can help you very materially. r (514 Main cecii;, COSPER Income Tax Adviser I.eti'liT Xorvell Keturns. I-etcher Xorvell, member of Pat tery F, 328th Field Artillery, and who ha recovered from wounds received while In the service, returned laat night from overseas. He left today for Helix, the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norvall. Will Make Home in York. j Mr. and .Mrs. A. K- Otis and little1 son. Hobby, formerly of thia city, were viMtors here recently at the home of Mr. and Mra. H. Raymond, on their, way to New York, where Mr. Olla will make hia headnuartera while acting ax buyer fo the J. C. I'enny tores. They will visit at Kanaaa City on their way east.. INSURANCE Is the Best Policy" OI? UK TIIK I.ANDI.OHI) AXI PAY KKXT t( VOI ISM'.I.K. HOMK KF.Mj HIM; IS IV IIOMFS. Five room house, modern, on Ash St., Just off West Webb St., I2T00, $1000 to handle, balance like rent. Seven Roam Honne on Grant St., strictly modern, 43'Hi, 2.'10 down, balance to suit the buyer. Seven room house on High St., dovfn, balance In seven years. Plx rooms on ftalcy St., strictly modern, 1.1600, lir.oo down, balance on easy payments. Seven room house, modern, on I'erkiua Street, t.ioun, $1000 down, balance In Aiouthly payments of J2H.90. AMI MANY flTHEItS. , KKK ME IP TOU WANT A IIOM K ON EASY TicitMa . : JOE KERLEY ' : Successor to Chas. K. Heard, Inc. Insurance Loans Real Estate 721 Main Pendleton, Oregon "See Me Before the Fire" : I'jillMcd in 101. j orvnl B. Walden la a Weston man 'who enlisted In the army in 1917, and ia now with the army of occupation j In Germany. He ia with Company j I!. 4th ammunition train, and in a i leter to the Patriotic Service League ) brns for the time when he will be able to return to Umatilla county. He ; la a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. 'Walden I of Weeton. n i May Have) Heading Itoom. The executive committee of the i hlKh school Is considering the forma - tb.n of a reading room fur the bene I fit of the students of the school. It Is i expected that a committee will be 'appointed to arrange the trophy room or the school for the purpose and to keep it in good order. As reading material there will be papers from various schools, magazines and books of educational Interest. i lug of the-lodse Fuel Administrator IMsmlssol. . was Initiated, Mayor J. 1 VatiRhan received no. i inwtnpr M R. Chwmt"i, S tlce today that the need of a fuel ad- : shaw. Mark Karthel, Earl H. They are new, just; a jfr, days from New York. . - . And they are as delightful and charming as they are new. Some are taffeta,. some fou lards, tricolettes and Georgette There are plenty of differ ent styles and there are colors enough to make choosing a pleasure. ' ' PRICES $22.50 to $75.00 1 s- I s i I I & 1 0 1 i O 4 THE NEW DOLMAN CAPES Can be made of our Broad Cloths and Wool Ve lour. These are the ideal fabrics for these particu lar wraps. Offered in the leading shades. Let us help you plan your capes, as they are the .very newest. MARCH DESIGNERS' are here. Patrons having subscription cards, please call and get jrours. Notions andDress- malting uppiies ZiXtJL JW'.yaP, KfiSi that is .:: made buy your notions and dress making supplies here. Notions of all kinds, the big gest stock in Eastern Oregon. PRICED RIGHT BUTTONS BUTTONS Buttons of all kinds and for every use. Wash dresses, waists, woolen dresses, coats, etc. Buttons, the dozen 5c to $3.00 SILK POPLIN , The one fabric that gives the service desired for suits and dresses. Offered in tan, brown, navy, grey etc. The yard . . ... ...... ... ....... .... $12 WASH SKIRTING Make up your wash skirts for summer NOW. We are offering a splendid assortment of plain and fancy weaves in white, plaids, stripes and checks, of such fabrics as gabardine, sacking, poplin, etc. The yard 35c to $1.50. NEW DRESS GINGHAMS . We are ready to show you a most extraordinary line of fine dress' ginghams, plaids, checks, stripes and plain colors. Make up house dresses and school dresses now. Beautiful colorings. The yard 30c to 73c. . , :y,f! - in:,. ast nigh, a class of soldiers and sailors. nm prised of the fov ministrator for Umatilla county Is yen, S. H. For- Thomp. H- Thoiutis-m, Robert Simp- j'at and wuf requestd to send in to ycm Forrest L. IJ.akcr, Dr. Ouy I the Port In ml office of the fuel admin.; Hovdcn, Krnest J. Morris, Ralph Ta I istrator all records and correspond- j chell, and John F. Grimes. After the ! r-nce and records in h'f possession, j meeting rel'ershments were served j There, aer still a few government re- , ulld a gen(,,ai good time enjoyed. : sirictlonvfc Juei dealers. out nr. U-iU'i;han au he does not understand ,.,,,, t.wak. tilves IH)ils Diinur Iarty.- ;tbfni to be such as to affect the deaU ' rh-.mhr will l,e one of the. In school district No. 113 j. rs of 1-matllU county. ) - ,.,,. , ,,, ,.nrtitrln meh Ams. Mrs. Clara I ' i n-iti-ioHn rvlnhriitlfin in - - - " " of the leading emtiloyers of labor in. .,i,iiii to rr Echo, and was called to the service Ipendlcton. The farmers of Pendleton iv'.ving all fees In connection with the'june IS. He belongs tocomnany H. r.ave foumj ih. empl..mnt office a training the government also pays a : Hsth, Infantry, , ' .r, g .reat Help ii etn (arm tanda Tim message n9 ' i'f ceivins word fi.nn Washington last night that there Is danger of tH .m a lociil "Dokies" of the pioyment service navms- io cios. up man at least Jr to meet pesonai ex penses while he is tabling. There is To Attend Lodse Meeting at The L. no limit to the kind of training a man ay ecelve providing It Is fetisible and the result is employability. nlle here Mr. Cox will. have his orfice with the federal employment office. Italics. i - ... - t ii local Knights of Pythias are planning all Its offices as ther. la HTVag pre-, to attend a meeting of the Qokies" sure Deing . -TV.. Dallas RstlirdflV HCht. ThCV piO!IH?m will leave Pendleton tomorrow !- ?ukiU b private m: ea against the appro velt. Kaglea tii Unlit Smoker. ! A wreetllng match between Ray ' VI..I....II - I ,., lot nn hnti.itton niri j a "dark "horse" ' and two boxina j 't"" of the program. j matches of four rounds are features ! or the smoker to lie Riven tonignt nyjii.-imm jianrm) m- imis. the Kattles lodRe. This is the first pro- j Harold Maloney, who was operated gram of the kind held In Pendleton ! upon recently at St. Anthoiy's hos In a lontr time. The smoke rls for ilial for appendicitis, has lecoveied I-'gles, candidates for membership j and returned to hia home today. and Invited friends. The program I ta the son Harry Chamber.- will be one of the. " svuoui union speakers today at the Pendleton high Mara i . " ' school patriotic celebration in honor today givlns the pupils a Washington of Lincoln. Washington and Koose- Kirthday party and dinner. Patriotic music will be another No. f, on priation to keep Ih. aervioe cpu. ' Marrispre l.Uvnso Issued. : A marraKe license was issued yes terday afternoon to Delbert Clifford Ackermnn of Pendleton, and Hopkins of Milton. . V 15. It Is Here Now Come and Get Your odge Brothers MOTORCAR Klks Initiate bis. Next Thursday niBht Pendleton l.odxe. No. ass. H. P. O. K-. will re-, ceive an official visit from H. L. To- j n r. of McMinnville. the district dep-1 uty Kfand exalted liiler. At the meet- ACHING JOINTS The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high. Cor. Cottonwood starts at 8 J SORENESS, PAIN, ! of Judsre and Mrs. .MaHiney of this city. He J. W. KcviMil SlifUliKw Oirni Sunday. Revival services will begrin in the Moose hall Sunday at 1 a. m. and continue for some lime. The llev. Charles Maxon of Walla "Walla, ac tompanied by a band of singers and evangelists of the Thurch of the. Nax r.rcnc, will conduct the meetings. The raznrenes have rented the Moose hall for one year and contenxplate holding. , rerular se ices in that place to PendltUin Sheriff J.- H. .(lminist.-ator liHlissrtl. The final report of Daniel aid. administrator of the estate Alexander McDonad. deceased. been approved by .lude Marsh and flie a'dministrator ordered dismissed. Junior Ked Cross Workine. i Junior Red Cross work in the schools for the remainder of the year i will be aloes the lines of phjsical culture and first aid work, according to W. V. Ureen. county secretary. The most of the Junior Red Cross work Mary i which win sent out due to return reo- ruary 21, has been compieu-a ami turned in. The next allotment which ihas nlread- i eefl sent out is to be re-McDon- i turned May 1. of has laby Clinics Tomorrow. X ui-sea from St. Anthony s nospun. Miss Lorene Parker, home demonstra- and Mrs. Martha f. tlon nirent. Thompson will of was operated upon appendicitis. this Pr. Edwards' Olive Tableta'Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Edv.'3ri3'X)livc Tablets, the substi tute for calorael. cct gently on Uie bowela and positive! do the worlt. Peoplo wiJctcd with tad brsr.th frntf TJtck rolicf througli Dr. Edwards' Oiive TabUts. The pleasant, sugar coated tablets are taken or bad brsatU isy r.11 who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tc&eta act gently but firinly on the bowels end liver, stimulating thctn to nctunj action, , clcarina the blood and Rcntljr porilyinj the entire system. They to thit which datiperous calomel docs without a;iy of tbo bad after effects. AH t'st; benefits of nasty, siclteri-.n?. v ..i, i,i il.wnllal Thompson will be- in ciiarne Charles KeVer of 1 V-nniston. Is ' measuring and weighinK of habies at at St. Anthony s hospital where he the baby clinics tomorrow afternoon morning for at tne iiasiiiiisinn ' .u."'.H.t ne.e n h- federal build- Rripfc? cathartics are derived from Dr. Lincoln lilackburn was brouKht brinif their children to the clinics. The by .Deputy 'an mint is inim oho .i. Freewatcr yesterday West from i Service Team to Play. : having been bound over to the grand ' ' .. The recular boys' basketball team jury by J. I. Miller. Justice of the ' - (of the Pendleton high school, nd ajpeuce at Milton, for non-support. I DON'T sref'KIt! HKIJIM-" COMICS seivl..co team, composed of former; : , - ....... ........v-m x vi- - tl .t.,.l It. ..re U.H.. H?i ' h.i.n in T. 1.-vt,ikl.l a Ifllllll. I llh .1 j 1I1A.II nuv, ...... - --. ...... " - ... 1 ..1. Tst.. "ST .l.tXlts the armypr navy, will play tonight at The school Poant'ai i manna nas lawncu onn ...... I the school bulldina; at seven o'clock. I voted to extend the term a month II Parkes. wno piaceo nia ounu m . i in i.. t ,. ...,,... i i ih. i.i make ii n luirt s:!iu. The charna against Nelson in Pon t stay store, stiff and leme: Woodworm. Harold "Harnett;. Krnest ,.f the time lost while the school was the Justice coutr Is vagrancy though I.llllber up! Rub Knot h In R. penetrat-. llohnelt. Olen Huey an Harold closed during ine winier oecause oi insiriri aio.ij i-o.... .. ! Inn "St. Jacobs Liniment" right in.Casec. In addition to this game win the inflmnkn epidemis. This will elope ,rn the case over to the federal court. vuiirnchlnffniiiKuw.Jnlnlsandpnin-.be one l.laved by the girls' teams, the school about the middle of June. , is charged that Nelson brought Ella ful nerves. Ift tho uulctest. surest. Miss Margaret Crlm will uct as refereo - , neater, an n-j-jnr ,in.iiu, nnm relief on earth, it Is absolutely - f,,r the girls game. An admission fee To lose Tomorrow. ton from Walla Walla., taking her to harmless and doesn't bun the rk:n. 1 of s.1 cents will be charged. After Th'e Leader store, "U liicl.M I .Inltiitil" onmicrn ih. o-,i,..ub u rlnn. w pain. It instantly takes away any 0 , acne, WITH l.l 1.IMMKXT" Iisi4urrel SolUler Arrested. Jack Nelson, who saya he- wasi rv tcently discharged from the army at Camp Lewis, was arrested yesterda ' afternmin by Chief Roberts, and ar- ' f. & Water Streets. rhone 5G0 sorciioPw and Btlffiiena In thu rfdihend, neck, shoulilors. hack, loc. j VHntftn:il Tralnlntr ""r SiMlom. which has been n rooming house. Ky putting the case . will bo given by! open under the ownership or nonn i the fedorsil court ne van ne prose- two of the students at Liberty hall. Hrothers for the past few weeKs. wiil cuted for white siaver. tien.re joiu- close tomorow night and worK will ne.i jug the army .-seison woraeu as a nn Kin immediately by the architects In hand near Pendleton. Cox will charge or tne pians ior mo turituu y Kntiorse i-.tniMoyniewi ri. A strong enYlorsement of the fedcr- ji.i f.'i,IUu.Mi i. Mi,lii..s al emriloynietit service anil the gooii it In the casualty list reported today arms, fingers'or c-ny part of the- body About March 1 Kdward t nothing like It. You imply jioui" arrive In I'endlctun from V:nctmverj Empire. Bank. a little In your hand mid rum "where; Karracks for the purpose of consult- It hurts." and relief comes instantly. ; li.jr with prosiective Ui-n't stay crippled! fiot a small trial vocational training- Men who are en bottle now from f never disappolllls a wards. loing In securing employment for nv drug sore. U titled to compensation are entitled to appears the name of Otis lb. Thomas discharged soldiers is being sent to the -six Bold modal1 vocational traiiilns which the gov- of Echo, severely wounded. Private lOrenon delegation In congress today. erniueut la povidlnif free for disabled Thomas is thu son ot J. .'. . Thomas tne niessueo m mn number Edwards' Ciive Tablets without griping, pain or sit disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discocred tlv? , form'ila after seventeen yrsm of prac tice &mong patients afflicted wi.h bowel end liver complaint, with tho Mtendrjtt bed brcith. Dr. Edwtds' Oii-re Tablet: ere pure ly a vefetsWa conrpound mixed with olivo nil: ycu vi know them by their obvo . rotor : Tako one cr two every nijfht ior a week and noto the effect. 10c and Zic per box. All dtueyists. ro other remedy will so surely and quickly correct , stomach ailments, regulata the liver and improve tba general health as a dose of BeccDam's Pills . . l X . W-... L .1 W 1J 1 S14 napiWii i law 13. . -.vrtvT -..-- v