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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1919)
r PAGE TWELVTJ DAILY EAST ORKGONlAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. TWELVE PACES A Delicious Flavor Awaits You In Every Cup of Chase & Sanborn's Higti Grade Coffee K.kHhnIm nrlllttit ajwuta fc IViiiIK'(hi lor C'Iihnu and Sanborn Nl Itruitil Oiftiv and Tea. Wlion oii have tried all the other brand and you arc turt wtllrhl. ttt us send ou a run f St! J I rand coffee mIhHv herry, Med cut tr K-mlittr ground. o n iw.K ir vui Ai:i-: not NTisrir:i 1 Pound ('an. . . . 55c 3 Pound Can. . Sl.GO 2 Found Can. . $1.10 5 Pound Can. . $2.50 1 niatilla It rami 0ffev in l and 5 oiiud Hum rr ranch trade. We Mi'll ImlMTtuI Coffee. iMimiond VM Hills Unix., . J. It., nnl ( lull Mini tiddcit West. W ltnc oin1 IhiIU coffee at XV- I Ik hiiihI. Oeffcv ground i mtr store is run thru our Coffer Ur filler. lake ihii all chaff, Icatrs only the !icl tul coffee. 21 " ' OUTBURSTS OF EVEJETT TftttE'"' GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. I Two Phones 28 QUALITY" 823 Main St. A-A-A -A - A t (VILSOM S3 MS Go;n(J to ?Do JoCW In Every Family tMimc mfttilMY of rtcvy family In Ilic ImikI han ONK .MolIK l.llx-rl, Howls, mtik-h In many ni- rrire.iits all their sating. Tlw Amr-rk-an National Bank Ium a plan whereby II mill varecnard In Its Mrime. fire and ImrKlar lirwof taulis Mich WOt-ny Hoods collrc-t tho InU-r-M connotis -when due- and credit lo your saving ac ruuul where It again will uarn you Interest. J'ull particulars a( THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BAI PENDLETON, OREGON STRONGEST BANK IS EASTERN OREGON" TO OUR PATRONS Present and Prospective We have transferred the Garage and Shop part of our business to Victor Hen derson. This will have no effect on our Agency for the Lexington Minute Man Six which we will continue to handle in our sales room as formerly. This change in our affairs and further contemplated arrangements are with a view to place at the disposal of Lexington owners the advantage of real service by experts at all points in our territory backed by a full line of parts. Campbell & Frcnrzcl Motor Co. Distributors for Umatilla County 722 Cottonwood Phone 46 When Is a Truck Commercially Right? Any good. Nliicere truck-making firm might make a Inirk tiirttt from mi eng-ltiecrliig tatiddiit. If ll had ItVuhl.crM trtiek-iirodwt.on facjlifie It might even douhtlew hiifld hs niMny trucks ms Itepuhjic doif Itul that mini Id IK M-fc Mich truck to Iwr commercially right- -aM trucltM must lie. to wn e a lUlHildlr Trucks do nc. It this wry iwommI comim-rctal fit new that hat ou for ISr iHihlk Truck" the confident ot truck us-urn, flic- country over. .More tltaB .VMHH) lC-ulillcN ride ummi tlte wwld'ft liiuliwayit. Tttry ! mMfd by actual M-rforroaiM that the "Yellow 1iKMi'' TriH-k Ih rxHrniMrrcially richl. Iliey hate (ifed uiider rTM-( km4 ooiidiiluiw to Im both uimnoally wrvktaMi and very economical. We rrcr tlie IniM-f it or I hit "50.OOO. truck exeriiM'e' with ecry ItefHilklie TnM k me make. Xo cHImt truck has tliln cxrrl-etM-n beliiud It. And It Im this road exxiinc wrhlch. In the last report. nrov- tlae lteulrilcM ability to m-re ho well. M'-rr lloiu I MK t1iiMk- M-n k-e bUttloiiit serve Ceiiblic nrM, Tlterc is a lEcfmlilk! Truck for every hauling: requirement. Pendleton Auto Co. (Established 1907) Court and Johnson Sta. Pendleton, Oregon -fJJr Otoe of THct jp Joints." EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO. Jar Velva &1at-flcld is ove r m ala Walla Kivir.c come cvci l- ten.'; the fun. 1 -t J.. wson -hi' Mrs. Alin Mcl'herson went to port-1-t.t to meet hushand wn J as ktn ."n active ivice overspp- Mrs heron wua accompanied by her r Miss Thel-.'.i Cruhlll un.l l.r Htmister. Athena Iliph Graduates One Senior on Friday (East Oregon:an Ppeclal.) ATHENA, "May 22. Friday evening the Bradtiatlon exercises were held iulMc the high school auditorium. Miw : Viances Williams was the only one tojee s.r Miss j . Ciaduute.' I i rb Jessie hiiei'cy spent 'e week Saturday evnin HHIx hinh sehnoetiu ir Athena tt t.e It. A. Th ;' put on their i lay "iiaftey Kirst" n . She r.'rti- t her hur.: in the Athena auditorium. The auditor- nu,.ield Mo h'hv torni m t..u Hntt h.o r househ od -t Jack Head :i 'vait-'hur 5a t.-ril w ere Mr, Uev', n- located. ft ' clay th Mit S?r-Id :.. n. uccotu . V...!tm H'ce spent ir.r a:-. iKh. ;ciH Sunday luni was almost full and the play was enji yed by everyone. The irih i.ald. ".V.uy Ann O Finnerty" plaved tay Iiona Ruthers deserved specl,! mi'ii- t:n. Her true Iiish wit and S'?r.eral Veir (iraiu am Kinh fvn na kiny speeches made her i tp;:ec ; a ;; r by M lul fuvorite. T'ie pioceeds oi ihe play.t: cay at i are to be divided between the two. lion Hamsew '.eli hltrh schools on a 60-40 bals. !at his home In this city. Mrs. S. Sanchez Rpent Saturday and Miss Sigrfd Kshensan left Monday S:imlcv at the home of her di jhter. . morning for her home In Portland. Mr. Kteve Miller ir Pendleton. The Charles Downing family have Vrs. Jess My-ick entertained Mr. j moved to their ranch for the sum Ar.t Mrs. D. B. Pinlster and d,vu;htc? : mer, ' I'.'itla and Mr. r.nd Mrs. Wllltar t Cia. rrofessor and Mrs. Drew ficcom- l.itl a dinner Siirday. fvuined the members nf the play "Safe- luwson Boohar. popular Athenaity Kirat" over from Helix. died at his home Sunday morn ip J M'sa Carrie Sharp left for Hremer ll'S has been ill f r some time an! has, ten Monday morning to resume her l.en steadily proving wor. Hia'w:rk. dejth was due to complication re j. c. Burke sold his garage to 8un! -u : ny from an an:3:lrted lo-; Law- Kaworth, V. M. Wlnshlp and Isaae vas at om- Tinte a :r nomier j Davidson. The new owners will take of hc Basket BaU i am and lie leaves possession soon. Mr. Burke Intend to begin farming in the nenr future. u '. si of frien-V? ;t- the coim.unU Vii.i t'eeply regr-; his death. Eczema Wash ' Alooch.fD. D. D.tsur KVa,,ra m itcbiac wnptwa ud roa'l I he ,bi to Kt .nd ilcep mtem man. ThlBkjit a loochl la It worth trrlnf Get a trial bottl today, lie, M nrf fi.M. Tow hack U tb tnt bottle doM aoc rellov, roa. IHL lotion ibr Shin Disease TAIXMAN Sc Mrs. Hugh McArthur la here visit ing relatives and friends. Infant Son of Ukiah People Dies in Pendleton FARMS FOR SALE Both lare and small In the Weston Country and Morrow County. " "V I have some exceptional bar gains In wheat lands NOW. A. W. Lundeil Weston, Oregon fKast Oregonian Special.) URIAH. May U2. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackburn of Ukiah, died Sunday morning in Pen dleton. Their many friends extend to them, their sincere sympathy In their bereavement. The farmern are still seeding and J most nf them are nearly done, but the weather has turned warm and dry with north winds every day, and unless it ra'ns son, which Is needed very" bad, crous will be stunt. After n ten day absence In ilrant CVunty on biiKlness Wesley Slaughter, blacksmith of Ukiah, returned Mon dav evening. i Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C ameer who , have been at the Iazlnka, N e. ranch i f or the lUNt two months, returned to thHr heme near Ukiah Saturday. Miss Marie Mettle who has been , teaching school and living on her homestead at the same time, during v J. C. Penney Co., a Nationwide Institution. How Is It Possible? You will ask, after you see them. Such stunning values in house dresses ' and afternoon dresses. House Dresses, made of good quality Percale and Gingham, all sizes, each . Afternoon Dresses, made of good quality Percale and Gingham, neatly trimmed in contrasting col ors, all sizes, each $1.98 WHITE AND WASH GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, SILKS, RIBBONS. BIG STOCKS BIGGER ASSORTMENTS BIGGEST VALUES Latest Style Dolmans $17.50 to $29.50 Ladies' and Misses Spring Coats $9.90 to $27.50 Children's Spring Coats, in silks and serges, ages 4 to 11 yrs $4.98 to $9.90 Incorporated 1 yjjry-i'i arT J. C. Penney Co., a Nationwide Institution. ing with Irene Kirk for a few days Will HInton wife and dnughters ot Uange were guests- at the Ukiah hotel Saturday night, on their way to Pen dleton. Fred Peterson ard family returned from ftelth Tuesday. Kam Miller proprietor of the Mil ton Nursery, and son Kverelt, and Charley Hobbs, all of Milton were visitors at the It. G. Clarke ranch Tuesdaj. 1 , George Baldwin and wife of Long creek were guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Clark Sunday night, enroiite to Uollege place, where Mrs. Baldwin wll undergo an operation for turner. Mr. Quant and family of Alba were In Ukiah a short time Sunday. Mllford Martin is celrklng in the Drug store for Frank Chamberlin. Jess doesn't mind a few broken bones so long as the one hundred thousand bones that Tex Klckard s)l htm are intact. DMHMHG W TOO BOOT FEEL RIGHT Says 'glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast washes out poisons, If you wukc tip with a .bad laie. ba d 1 rea I h and tongue Is coa t eil A y-nir head Is dull or aching; If whit you eat sours and forms gas and acid stomach, or you are btlioufc, constl I sited, nervous, sallow and can't get the winter oa Butter creek, has closed j feeling right, begin inside bathing. her school and returned last to he home here. Frank H. Hilhe-rt. Sr., spent several days on ffridge creek last wek, look ing Hfter his interests there. Drink Itefore breakfast, a giafs of real hot water with a teaspoonftil of lime stone phosphate in It. This will fludh the polmms and toxins ,Tm stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and rj.janie, CECIL COSPER PUBf-IC ACCOUNTAWT INCOME TAX ADVISER finiith-Crawford Bldg. Opposite Pendleton Hotel Phone 1030 Miss Kthti Duncan who has been j sweeten and purify the e-iire nlimer U aching school In the Rrelln district. j tnry tract. Do ynur Insldi bathing Im has resigned, on account of illness j mediately upon arising In the rooming and Mrs. Wesley Slaughtev. principal! to wash out of the system ail Ihe ot" the trk:ah school will teach thr school temporarily until another tea cher can be srenred. Mrs. Slaughter will ride horse back to and from her school dally, a distance of five miles. Miss Dun ran left Monday for Wyorn- TAXICAB PHONE 70 Books 2ft Rides for S3.M PAKKETR TAXI CO. Why Tay More. Ing. Mrs. Harry Huston and son Clarence gases more Dr. David Bennett HUI DENTI8TRT Pendleton, Oregon. vloua ilay'M InUlKeHtlble wate, anil si.ur bile liefVire )UUitlrf food Into the stomach. To foci like young fi.IkH fuel; llkn! ynn felt before your blood, nerved and! mi'HCles became loaded with body in l-nrltlea. Ket from your pharniariB. fiuarter rtound ot limestone ohoMoh.-it. left Monday ror l-llot hock, on DusineM". winc h I, Inexpensive and allium lust. rptiirnlnit Tuesday. I !: except for a sourish twinge whli h Ted 81aURhter of Ranite was In town 1 1 1 not unpleasant. S Friday and Haturday nights on biisl-l Just as soap and hot water act on 3 "" r the akin, cleansing;, swee'enbig andS Those transacting business In town purifying, so hot water and I'-neftonojH mi . i-..-iti it. ti. v ,iit? hii,iiiult. liver, m '"ntants. Arthur Flitter. William i kidneys and bowels. Men and w men 3 .MillK. -harley Metteer. Kd Byrd. I v. ho are usually constipated. IiIIIoim. 1 'harley Lorenx, C. R S'lurdlvant. and; headachy or have any stonru.'i 2 1. H. Mettle. U.rrter 'should begin this Inside haihlrTglS ir. ie uui hiiu outiKuier ni-ien hmo , ,rrore preaKrnxt. Thev are UMNIirml 3 Every Pound Tested Pure It is not enough that the butter you serve your family be simply good tasting. You should KNOW that it is pure tested pure. The vital elements of nutrition must be there. And there is only one SURE test for butter rURITY. That is PASTURIZATION. Insist upon GOLDEN WEST BUTTER it's pasteur ized. Moreover, every ounce of cream user is thoroughly tested by a scientific process. An exact temperature reg ulation is kept all through the making, and our other modern methods insure wholesome, sweet butter that you can absolutely depend upon. j GOLDEN WEST BUTTER fresh at your grocer's every day. It is preferred by housewives who know the value' of I'UKE butter. REMEMBER Golden West Ice Cream is the Cream of Creams! ' .miiimi i 1 1 1 Sllllllllillliliiiillililiiiinililiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilillllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis Another Carload of Hudson and Essex AutomoDiles Nearing Pendleton B 5 Mrs. Kobert Storm, and son Berkley drove up Sunday from Pilot Rock. ; i'riimiiK iiiv uu; who S. V. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Disease, and Disease, of Women. X-Ray Bl tro Therapeutic Tempi, nidg.. Room 13, Phone 41 Mr. and M Hturrliimit, at the Hturdivanl j f.rni. C. S. Marr OC. Range was in Ukiah 'rfundav night on business. Clde Helwick, wife and daughters, ' Walter Helwick, and Mrs. K. . Thra Isher of Dale, made a trip by auto to Pendleton Sunday to visit relatives, returning Monday evening. Ida Ingrain of Bridge creek Is visit, j iney win necome real cranks on the subject shortly. 3 a American Building, National Bank Pendleton. lyes Bd,ntlfloall examined. Glasses (round to til ' DALE ROTHWEXli Optometrist aid Optkiaa In this car is included: Hudson Siccdslcr, 4 passenger. Hudson 7 Passenger Touring Essex 5 Passenger Touring. - ' - Hudsons at new price. It will pay you to investigate same. Oregon Motor Garage ii BUICK HUDSON Distributors CADILLAC 119, 121 West Court St Pendleton, Orrcoo llUUUlUiUUUUUUUlUIUUlUUIlUIUIUIUUUUIIIIUIIUlllll 3 I a , a a a -a