DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 27 1919.
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EAST OREGON! AN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
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NEW PARASOLS
by the Hundred, any size
ANY COLOR, ANY PRICE. , .
You will have to hurry! Although we received an unusually large ship
ment, but the way they are going we fear there will not be enough to go
around.
LADIES' SUMMER
PARASOLS
$1.98 to $6.50
CHILDREN'S
PARASOLS ,
49c to $2.49
33c
39c
New Tlisse Crepe for fine undergarments, pink or blue, per yard
Plain white, per yard ?
New Organdies, comes in two grades, both good values. Per yard 49c
and 89c
New Flaxons, the linen finish lawn. Per yard 19c to 49c
New Mercerized Voiles, per yard ' 33c to 75c
TRIANGLE COLLARS for men, not 25c each, but two for 35c
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Athena W. C. T. U. to Sell
Pastry Next Saturday
PUT IN YOUR ORDER FOR A
There is a greater demand for Lexing
tons than ever before in history due to
its superiority, economy, durability.
Look one over and thenask the owner
and the service behind it.
CairpbsII & Frentzel Motor Co.
Distributors for Umatilla County
722 Cottonwood Phone 46
(East Oregonian Special.)
ed cake and coffee at tho closo iif the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Purke and
dauKhter Itcwena went to l'ortland
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Isaac Davidson went to Portland
Wednesday on business. He will visit
his parents before returnlnB home.
Roland Andre is home on a five day
furlotiRh visiting his mother Mrs. Will
Furgeson.
. ATHENA. Oreson, May 27. The la
dles of the W. C. T. U. will give a
pastry sale In the Red Cross rooms
Saturday, afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McArthur are
visiting at the George Banister home
in this city, from Portland.
Mrs. Craig was In the city Tuesday
trying to Interest the people In chau
tsugua work.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Worthlngtun or
Pendleton were in the city Thursday
on business. I PILOT ROCK. May 27. Mayor Ivi
A. W. Lundcll, real estate agent of , Eidridge took Miss Ruth Uunton and
Weston, was in Athena Thursday. Ja number of the high school girls to
Mr. Berry of Walla Walla was in the , Lehman Springs Friday where they
city Thursday helping put up thelW, remain for a weeks outing. Mrs.
Joseph Sheard and C. A. Barrett c. A. Cooper also accompatned them.
monuments. H. H. Hinderman left Friday for
The McElhaney family have moved I Wisconsin to be at the bedside of his
into the Estes residence in the south 'father who Is dangerously sick,
Pilot Rock Mayor is
Host at Lehman Springs
East Oregonian Special.)
The Hcv. John T. Bickford went to
The Dalles, Thursday morning where
: he attended a convention of commer
cial club secretaries. He returned
i home Staurday.
A baby girl was horn to Mr. and Mrs
i part of town.
I Dr. and Mrs. Hart were Colfax visi
'tors last week.
j Miss Carrie DeKreece was a visitor
'in Pendleton Wednesday.
! A number of the Athena younK
'people went over the Holin Wednesday Frank Duff Wednesday, May 21 at St.
i to see the ball game between Helix j Anthony's hospital.
and Weston. j Frank Chapman was a visitor hero
I Mrs. C M. Eager has gone to Salem from Butter creek Thursday,
to visit relatives. Edna and Elmer Arborgast left
j Mrs. Will McPheroon was a guent Thursday for their home at Kilter.
I Miss Marie Sloan of Pendleton came' Daily Vocation Bible School will
: Tuesday. be opened here in the near future for
! Miss aMrie Sloan of Pendleton came'graae pupils. Mrs. Herbert of llkiah
!i'P from Pendleton to spend the week -will have churge of the work and will
lend at the Bert Ramsey home. , be assisted by Mrs. Bickford.
Mrs. S. F. Sharp has returned home j j. e. Pollock haa purchased
Saw Mill to Open up
at Gurdane This Week
from Tacoma. where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. McSherry.
Mrs. McPherson has as her nuesls
over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Dyk
ster of Condon, Mrs. Dykster is one of
Mrs. McPhersons former pupils.
The Knitting Club met Friday at the the Smith ranch.
new
Ford touring car.
Mrs. Marion Smith is spending a few
days visiting at tho l'orter Koyce
ranch.
Verona Fullinwider spent the week
end as the oucst of Velum Smith at
U. C. Burke home. The hostess serv
Oldsmobile
Sets the Pace
21st Year
Fathers, Sons and Grandsons, each within their
time, have found Oldsmobile durability, endur
ance and comfort inseparably woven among
their family traditions.
Six-Cylinder models are built in Touring Cars,
Roadsters, Sedans and Coupes.
Eight-Cylinder models are built in Touring
Cars, Roadsters, and the Pacemaker.
Demonstration or Further Information by
Pendleton Auto Co.
(Direct factory distributors)
Established 1907
Court and Johnson Sts. Pendleton, Oregon
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS"
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In It,
before breakfast. c
The funeral of Mrs. F. . Ingram
was held here Friday afternoon at the
church. Rev. J. Francis Morgan of
Pendleton had charge of the services.
Mrs. Ingram was the mother of Mrs.
George Shook. The body was shipped
here from Sanders, Idaho.
Chas. fi. Braeher anif family went
to Lehman Springs Saturday nfter
; noon.
' Memorial Services Wediirwlay
1 Memorial services will be held at the
church here Wednesday afternoon. Dr
Fred A. Ucuallen will Bpeak. '
i B. R. Lester and J. W. Stevenson re
turned Saturday from Salem where
they attended the grand lodge convention.
Tn f.l i.. fin. n. ih. i.rAv.rki.i i Tha local Home CJuards are plann-
fiddlcr, we must keep the liver washed ing an outing for Saturday night and
clean, almost every morning, to pre- Sunday near tho K. fi. Warren rancn.
vent its sponge like pores from clog- They will go in cars this time. Instead
ulnir with Inri isestihla material Konr of "hiking" as they did last year.
bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted i A number of local people are plan
iphysiclan. nlng to attend the Red Cross meeting
i if you get headaches. It's your liver, to be held in Pendleton Tuesday.
If you catch cold easily; it's your liver. ! Chas. Mlchalls and family and L, c.
If you wake up with a bad taste, fur- j Mathews and family were Pilot Roek
i red tongue, nasty breath or stomacn visitors Bunday.
I becomes rancid, it's your liver, sallow I Mr. and Mrs. Bickford drove to
skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes Bvrd school house Sunday afternoon
all denote liver uncleanliness. Tour where they held church services.
j liver la the most Important, also the i C. A. Cooper spent Sunday at I-eh-
imuchl abused and neglected organ of man Springs.
I the body. Few know its function or! Mrs. Jean Klrkpaf rick was shopping
hov to release the dammed-up body jin Pendleton Saturday.
Waste, bile ana toxins. Most folks Mrs w.
(East Oregonian Special.)
OUUDANE, May 27. Chas. Ely will
start his mill in the Big Patts this
week and expects to make a big run as
he has In a lot of logs.
Roy Montgomery, wife and daugh
ter Marjory mado a trip, to Alba Fri
day. Frank Chapman and family and
Mrs. J. H. Mettle of Butter creek were
visitors Sunday ut the Jim Nelson
home.
The shearers re at tho Jones ranch
this -week.
Mario Mettle who has been teaching
on Butter creek returned to her home
at Ukiah last week.
Mr. and Mrs Orn visited one day
last week with Roy Montgomery and
family.
Mrs. Gray Is an aunt of Mr. Mont
gomery and own a cotton farm In
Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. tiray are
traveling for Mr. Gray s health. Mrs.
Cray Is a sister of Mrs. John Rhea of
Pendleton also of the late Anthony
Corley and has not seen, relatives for
about eighteen years.
Jim Enrlght. Jr., of Alba and his
son Tom came out last week In the
I Jones, ranch. Tom w ill move on the
! l'orter place near Alba soon to look
latter the Jones cattle.
Frank Jones and wife came up from
Pilot Rock Friday and remained ut
the ranch during shearing.
Marlon Corley took Mrs. C. T. Ilol
lister to Pilot Itoek last Monday where
Mrs. Hollisler went on business.
Dick Cates went to Pilot Rock last
week.
Chas. Ely and family. Pat Monag-
;ham and family and Dave v ymore
and family motored to pendlelon Sat
lurday morning on business returning
j Saturday ovening.
j Ed Campbell of Portland Is spend
, ing a few days at the Jones and Camp-
:bell ranch.
t Dave Wymore and family came t
'last week where Mrs. Wymore wil
help her muther Mrs. Chas Ely while
jliave will work In the mill,
j Put Montgomery and wife and aoe
I Lewis, will go to the mill this wel
! where they will both work.
John I.lKlltfoot. wife and daughtet
of Nye visited Sunday with his sistet
Mrs. Jim Nelson of Duller creek.
Special News of Uma
tilla Co. on Tage 8 today.
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN
THINGS AT HOME
Try it ! For a few cents you can
dry clean everything.
Save five to ten dollars quickly by
dry cleaning everything In the home
with gasoline that would bo ruined by
soap and water suits, coals, waists,
silks, laces, gloves, shoes, furs, drap
peries, rugs everything!
Place a gallon or more of gasoline
In a dishpan or washboller, then put
In the things to he dry cleaned, then
wash them wilh Solvito soap. Shortly
everything comes out looking I like
new. Nothing fades, shrinks or wrin
kles. Do not ultempt to dry clean
without Solvllo soap. This gasoline
soap Is the secret of all dry cleaning.
A package of Solvlte soap contain
ing directions for home dry cleaning,
costs little at aoy drug store. Dry
clean outdoors or away from flame.
American National Bank Building
Pendleton.
Eyes 8clentiricall
examined.
Glasses (round to (ll
DAL.R ROTHWFXIj
(HsomMrm asd O ink-urn
resort to violent calomel, which is a
dangerous, salivating chemical which
can only be used' occasionally because
it accumulates in the tissues, also at
tacks the bones.
c. Stanley- sent the week
end In Pendleton where she attended
the reunion of the 1913 high school
class.
I tieorge Roark and family moved to
the Gilliam ranch Saturday. J. O.
Every man and woman, sick or well Russel will move into the house vncat-
should drink each' morning before ed by the Roarks.
jbreakfast. a glass of hot water with a Miss Cora Grant has moved Into her
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in new home.
lit. to wash from the liver and bowels : Light showers fell here Sunday.
the previous day's Indigestible mater- ' f hntauiiia Iwtes Set.
,ial. the poisons, sour bile and toxins; j The date of the Chautauqua for
ilhus cleansing, sweetening and purify- pilot Rock Is June 19-20-21.
Ing the entire alimentary tract before' The hall game to have been played
putting more food Into the stomach. here Sunday between Pilot Rock and
Limestone phosphate does not re- the Indians from tho reservation wan
strict the diet like calomel, because it called off on account of rain.
i can not salivate, for it is harmless and . Mrs. Bickford gave a report at
you can eat anything afterwards. It church Sunday morning of the Sunday
Is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, school convention to be held at Haker
and any pharmacist will sell you a last week.
uuarter pound, w hich Is sufficient for , Bert A. Adams, director of oraanl
a demonstration of how hot water and xation and membership, and Elmer
limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates Turner, division auditor of the north
and freshens the liver, keeping you western division of the American Red
feeling fit day In and day out. Cross, Seattle, are visiting here today.
Business Opportunity
Good going Garage for sale,
luxated on Oregon-Washington
Highway In a gisal (own. Plenty
of shop work. Good terms In
tight parly.
FARMERS' KXCll.tNGE
llepiUM-r, Oregon.
As a penalty for tho kaiser, why not
make him read what his critics have
printed about him?
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TRUE ECONOMY
Conservation of food means just as
much today as it did a year ago. Food
prices have advanced, Ice at pre-war
prices.
Kindly Get Your Ice Card Out Early
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SMYTHE -LONERGAN CO.
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Both large and small In the
gains In wheat lands NOW.
Weston Country and Morrow
County.
I have some exceptional bar-
A. V. Lundell
Weston, Oregon
of Course
You had better hurry and place your order
as they will not last long.
We ordered 35 Buicks for May and the fac
tory only alloted us 8. It is hard to BUpply the
demand Hurry!
Oregon Motor Garage
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