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DAILY EAST OllEGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREQON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1919,
TAGE THREE
NEWS.-- NOTES OF PENDLETON
Oruiulma Henderson Has HUoko
Grandma Henderson, aged 72, suf
fered a slight stroke of paralysis at her
lui in at 777 ThomPHon street yester
day. She la' recovering at present.
1 weaves for Portland.
J. H. Hun ham, cnnlraotor, left for
Portland this morning where ho will
Join Mrs. Dunham and son who have
been visiting there for the pant 10
day. They will return to I'oudleton
Sunday. " .
lrmuo Htulr permit.
The fire committee of the city
council last nlRht voted to grant a
permit to Frank' Nengle to Install a
new floor In his building on Wutor
street, within the city fire limits. Tho
work is to coat ISO0.
Mlstukc Malo In Sulo Ail.
In Wednesday's Pacific I'nwnr &
Light Co., ad It was stated that their
eloctrlo sule would close on Saturday.
The company wishes to correct their
statement to read that the sale will
last for two more weeks.
Huh Operation.
John ilarrliiKton Is convalescing nt
St, Anthony's hospital after an opera
tion performed yesterday. Tho opera
tion was for the purpose of removing
a largo growth from Mr. Harrington's
shoulder.
To lent I 'or M ild West KIkiw.
Uortha lilanchott, (ieorge Fletcher
and Hoh Hall, Ityund-lTp stars, will
rippear 1rt the wild west show to- be
held In Portland Sunday and Monday.
Is Ncnv lOinployo
Miss Jtulh 1'roelistel of Weston Is a
now employe art Warren's Music Htore.
Her duties are thoxe of a clerk.
Is Very III.
'. Van Orsdul, Is seriously ill at his
home on West Webb street as the re
sult of a complication of ailment.
(in liuslice Improving.
Olenn Hushee, who has been 111
with tonsilllls at St. Anthony's hos-
Clarence Adams, son of Walter Adams pital. Is convalescing and expects to
of this city, l directing and niunaging
the show.
lluby (jlrl Ilorii Hero.
An IK pound daughter was born
this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sparks, who reside at Birch creek.
Tho little miss is tho third child in
the Sparks' family. She was born at
the home of Mrs. I. 11. Karl, 624
Spruce street.
KHkan Man In Town.
I'. D. Toll, owner of the Douglas
Court apartments, which recently hud
a small fire. Is in the city today from
Spokane. Mr, Toll came here to
supervise the repairs which are being
made and will remain here for a short
visit.
Iteeonlcr t Take Vacation.
I'ollce Judge Thomas Kits Onrald
and Mrs. Pits Gerald will leave to
morrow evening on a two week's vaca
tlon trip to the Willamette valley to
visit with relatives. They will go Jo
Wood burn for a few days and on to
Salem, possibly taking In other towns
In the valley. On their return home
they will spend a few days In Tort
land. During Judge Fltz Gerald's ab.
sense John 'l-Hailoy will act as recorder
and police Judge.
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IF YOU WANT SOMETHING REAL FANCY IN
Bartlett) Pears
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH US AT ONCE AS
THESE WILL NOT LAST VERY LONG. THESE
BARTLETTS ARE WRAPPED AND PACKED IN
PEAR BOXES AND ARE FREE FROM SCALE AND
WORMS. . -
Price, $2.45 Per Box
1 of 42 pounds net
We are sure you will agree with us that these are
the nicett pear you have seen offered in Pendlton
this year.
"tASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Gi-ocerics and Meats
Phones 101. ( Private exchange connecting both
departments!)
-T0I TOX TOT TOT TOT TOT IQT TOI TOT TOT
return to hla home by. Buturday.
Will llo J-r For Show.
Ming Anna Hurreit, who travels in
thia section fur the Irwin Hottaon Co.
1m here 'today and hat made renerva
tlon for the three daya of the Hound
Up. Minis Barrett believes there will
be a large attendance thU year.
.lnil-iw fMnto at $1000.
The entitle of the last M. T. Milur
key in appraised at $4000 in an In
ventory filed todujf by James Kwten,
Joe Kll and K. J. Murphy, the up
prulKers. The property was till In real
estate.
Iu reli ohc Corn writ Iropriy.
8. A. Newberry , today purchased
from Edward Corn well the property
on tho corner of Court and Lee
streets, confuting of two lots and two
resi den cea. Mr. and M rs. Newberry
expect to move Into the larger of the
two residences October 1.
Son nd Htock Miirk. JImh.
It. W. Shaw, cuttle raiser from Long,
j Creek, Is in town today on hi, way
home from a trip to Seattle where he
' marketed some cattle early this week.
Mr. Hhaw reports the Seattle market
in poor shape arid hla returns were
not nearly as good as he expected.
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Home of the flaffs flyln? from Pen-!
dleton business houses have reached !
such a state of decay that the resem- j
blutice to the Stars and Stripes Is j
scarcely discernable to the casual ob
server. The majority of the flags
which catch the breeze In this city
are tattered and soiled.
Harvest A! tout OmilHeUtl.
fiarvear. in Lmauua cuniy is aiuui
99 per cent complete and all the far-;
mers are now busy hauling their grain
to the warehouses. In 10 days they j
will have completed their hauling and i
will have nothing to do then until;
seeding tinie. Reports coming 111 from j
the various warehouses indicate that
about 4,500.000 bushels were raised ,
tin the county this year. Itetween 10;
land 15 per cent of this amount Is be-
j Ing shipped in hulk. j
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy
I am buying grain this year for Kerr
Gifford & Co., Inc., and would be "glad
to have the farmers give me a chance
to submit a price on their grain before
selling. :
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JOE KERLEY
Successor to Chaa. Si. Heard, Ino.
"See Me Before the Firen t
Insurance v Loans Real Estate
Sril Main
Ptndleton, Orecoo
Want I'niiitalits 1triairod.
Complaint Is being made because
some of the drinking fountains abmit
the city are not in i;ood working or
der. The fountain on Main street
near the th W. R. & X. depot Is al
moHt worthless and some of the other
fountains are running such small
8 1 reams that they can scarcely, be
used. With large crowds anticipated
for the Round-Lp it is asserted all
these fountains should be put Into
first-class shapefor use.
Weailier Heport Received.
W. W. Cryder Umatilla forest sir-
pervisor oday received the following i
weather, report, "Tonight and Friday ''
fair; except probably thunder storms!
this afternoon or tonight in southwest
portion; warmer Friday in eastern i
section. Cooler Friday i n interior
southwest portion; gentle winds most
ly northerly. Cooler Saturday In In
terior northwest portion.''
Hoard Moots IVIday Sight.
The school board will meet Friday
evening at 7:30 in the offices of Liver
more, Bickers & Fried ly toact on" the
'ippoiiitmentH of new teachers for the-
local schools. A number of contracts
have been signed but the formality of
the board's okeh must b made. There
(s no other business In eight at this
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Glvcft ItiicKaroo Work.
Harry Delong, a Hucknroo, was
icked up by the police last night on
charge of begging and of beating
some board and room bills around
town. He was to have had a hearing
In' police court this morning 'but
Clarence Adams, who Is staging a wild
wet fhow at T'ortland, promised 'to
give, him A job with his outfit and lip
on promise to stand good for his bills
ho Wttf n oised to Adams. The man
wan sent' to 1 otiatid on the train to-
! day. .
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ReoRoustabout
We have today a Four Cylinder Iieo Rousta
bout, just overhauled and painted.
Tlie motor is in good condition and the car has
a good sized strong bed that will stand lots of
rough and heavy hauling.
This rig is just the thing for the ranch, having
plenty of power to go any place a team of mules
will; and,
REM EMBER I
The Price is Right, Too!
Smt on Tarincis?iip Affiwim'iik 0v&
, I?. W.- Bpoman today fitartod suit
amlnst W. V Black, with whom he
Hi was formerly In partnership, for four
Ejsunis of money. $217.33, JS.S5, 7.!8
B I B-nrt $.l.H, alleged duo rs Black's share
()f the debts In the partnership. The
s! first sum Is the amount alleged due on
Sja promissory note, half of which
Ej Black asreed tu pay. The other sums
5'are for taxes, etc. The plaintiff is
represented by S. A. Newberry;
AwnrdH I'ncl tXimracls. 4
.The county commission today
awarded contracts for coal and wood
S' for the county library and court house
S for the coming year. The coal con
S tract went to the Oreson '..umber Yaro
E which will furnish the library with 30
E tons of coal at tit. 15 ton. The Van
E felten Lumber Co.. will supply 90
E cords of wood to the court house for
E JS.70 per cord.
Cottonwood & Water
Phone 530-
WHBSe- .u. n.fl.(
) appearance of her com-1
fplexion. Permanent
and temporary skin
troubles are effectively
' concealed. Reduces un
natural color and corrects
Tsreasv skins. Highly antiseptic
I used with beneficial results as
la curative acnt lor u years
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Grocery
Phone
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New Garments By Every
Lovely new things by every express in our Women's Wrear Dept. Our New York resident buyer is
rushing our shipment for us, which means you get the best of styles. You get early prices which means
a great saving on every garment. You get better materials now than later, and you get the use ol ine
garments so much earlier. Come down and have a look at the new things at rendleton s most autnen
tic Ready-to-Wear store. ;.i c
New Models in
Silk Petticoats
ARE HERE
Very effective and de
signed in straight lines
to meet the require
ments of the Fall suits
and gowns. Clinging
jerseys with novelty col
or combinations and
pleatings. All colors
and prices.
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AS NEW AS THEY
ARE CHARMING
These dainty set of
crepe de chine gowns,
combinations and cami
soles fashibned of crepe
de chine or Georgette.
Exclusive models in
pink and white.
BEAUTIFUL AND DISTINCTIVE
SILK LINGERIE
Where daintiness and economy meets. W7hen one
hears the price, it is hard to believe that such beau
tiful, such exquisite garments could be priced at
such a reasonable figure.
gowns. $4.95 to $15.00
ENVELOPE CHEMISE.... $2.95 to $10.00
CAMISOLES . ;.. $1.50 t0 $5.00
$2.50
One of the new things
suiting for skirts, dress
suitin gfor skirts, dress
es, or suits, 56 in. wide,
in tan and grey, of a
firm texture that will
give the service. :.
SILK
POPLIN
$1.25
YD.
Specially good for dresses that are to receive hard
service. Offered in all the leading and most desir
able shades ; 3G in. wide, and.it takes 5 yds. . to the
dress length. Have a look at this splendid cloth.
NEW ARRIVALS IN OUR SHOE DEPT.
We have just received the following shoes this
week for early Fall and Winter wear: i
Champagne, high lace shoe, of Blomenthal's
washable kid. This shoe carries the 17-8 high Pans
Louie heel. Light weight, close edge welt, long
slender vamp, plain toe, very dressy. Account of
early buying we have priced, this shoe at pr. $16.50
Have you seen our Black Satin 'Shoe?, 'It is made
for wear as well as looks.- It is made of a very heavy
grade black satin and carries a 16-8 Paris Louie
heel, with light weight close edge welt, long slender
vamp, worked eyelets. This shoe, although we have
just received, we have only few pairs left. We have
put a price of $10.00 the pair on these shoes, which
is an exceptional price. Come see them while we
have your size. ; i 1 .v- '
We are now prepared to supply . you .,. in school
shoes of all kinds. It will pay you to buy shoes early
for in so doing you will save from $3 to $5 the pair.
We pay special attention to the proper fitting of all
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SILK HOSIERY FOR
WOMEN
.Women': can select
their hosiery here and
find just what they
want. Our stock is
large and complete. We
have all sizes and every
shade that you will find in shoes and to match your
dress or suit. We keep a fresh shipment of . silk
hosiery in transit every month thereby insuring new
goods monthly. - . -
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION- CC. and QCn
TO SILK HOSIERY AT . . . . ' , . . i UJV 7JL
Special attention to our $1.50 quality and from $1.85
to $3.75 the pair. Buy silk hosiery now ! 5 ,
'r.v! 35c ' $1.00 ,
Have a look at these dainty little bags, made of
satin of many shades, neatly trimmed; includes mir
,ror and puff. Comes in many "attractive shapes.
.They are to be used, not to look, at. v . . .
Auto Tsrty From Mlnncnitolla. . .
Mr. and Mis. M. Christensea and
daUKhters, Miss Knima Chrisjensen nd
Miss Kdna Chrlstensen. and son, K. W.
Christcnscn. are in the city , on their
way from Minneapolis to California.
Thy sre making the trip In a Winton
Six and nport that the roads are fairly
good. All are. pleased; with the west
and with rendleton in particular.
GOVERNOR SAYS HE HAS
NOT CHANGED MIND ON
SUFFRAGETTE REQUEST
K,U.E.r. Auk. 28. Governor,
olrutt upon liis return from the '.
conference of governors at Salt
lake City, emphatically denied
that he had been one of nine
governors who' had agreed to call
a special ratification session of
tho legislatures of their states
this fall as was reported In press
dispatches from the Utah capital.
The governor declared there
has been absolutely no change in
his attitude toward the special
session to suffragette leaders prior
to his departure for the Salt Lake
conference. The first knowledge
he had of any reported change In
this policy he said today, was
contained in newspaper clippings
and in telegrams from half a do
sen women suffrage leaders con
gratulating him upon his deci
sion to call the special session,
i WANTED Woman to work one day
a week, i'hone i ibJ, -LOST
Tan colored hand tag on re-
fe... servation road leading to Pendleton,
Tag attached with name 01 J. E. Dick
son, -Stir's, Idaho. Finder return to
this office. Reward.
imr.SSKl.S. Auk. 2S. Kins Albert
ami Queen l;li7ilclli. of IlclRtiini,
will leave for the I'nilocl States Sep
tember S3.. They jilun to spent! a
month In America.
Has Tonsil Removed.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nelson was operated on for
tonsils and adenoids this morning at
St. Anthony's hospital.
Has Operation.
' The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
.liam Penland is a patient in St. An
thony's hospital after having his ton
sils and adenoids removed today.
Too Late to Classify
New Tork's Invest fad is to match
their hair in the color of. their caps.
iiorsKwoiiK is a urnDEX .
Woman's lot Is a weary one at best,
lint with backache and other distress
ing kidney ills life indeed becomes .a
burden. Doan's Kidney Tills have
made life brighter for many' rendle
ton women- Head what. Mrs. James
B. Jacobs. 30fl K. Hluff St., Pendleton,
says: "I couldn't speak too highly of
Dunn's Kidney rills, for I have'never
found anything their equal. When I
take a hard void or overdue, it al
ways seems to affect my back and kid
neys. My back aches so badly I can
hardly move. My kidneys also get out
of order and I can hardly do my
housework. After I have taken
LDoan's Kidney Pills for a few days.
my kidneya act regularly. That aw
ful misery. in my back lets xip and In
every way I feel as well and strong
as ever."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Tills the same that
Mrs. Jacobs had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N V.
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Idren Love Them
Instinctively they crave this wheat food with
its taste of salt. And indeed nothing eoiilll lio
Vtter for thern than crisp, dainty Wnow
Ha,lcs. Your grocer has them.
Don't ask for Crackers say Snow Flake
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