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DAILY EAST OREGONIAIf. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER C, 1010.
CONROY'S
mmmuwimt
CASH
GROCERY
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS
disco. . Vz lbs. (50c, 3 lbs. $1.15, 6 lbs. $2.30
Extra Quality 7 oz. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c
Shasta Tea, blk. or green, Vz lb. 25c, 1 lb. 50c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins
5 lor $1.00
Van Camps and Franks Soups, 2 for. . . 25c
EXTRA GOOD BULK COFFEE, LB.. 45c
Soap, Sunny Monday, 7 for 50c
Mexican Red Beans 3 lbs. 25c, 7 lbs. 50c
Blue Karo Syrup. .No. 5, 55c, No. 10, $1.10
Shredded Wheat, each 15c
Olympic Pancake Flour 35c
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
Appmiaa BMata m 8is.
I i no i-M itf i.r i iiui'ii x jonuinx, In-
mum, ma appratatd today at tsis ty ,
K. WuIIpr, J. w. Mh1.hu' una OH. I
i rinui'iiu' hm Good ftioctlnf .
I mjipllH' h;ul u K'Mjrl ii i liist ,
IIIKIII mill hi K.inUril a row t hlin UK- '
noc-lnllon, uiiili-r Hi direction of Krod
BMinlon, county MMeultur uKfiil
Thv Cmniilnc- Km me wuh renponMliU'
for I social hour and n iilrnlc MJppfr
which wuh nerved. ;. Kmiondu,
Cfaiaplna fiiiioer. who wuh ovi-rneim in
V. K. C. A. work, Klive iin InlereMlllK
talk.
TIii'in- Couples fiel I Ji-cnses.
MurrlaEe licenen were iKHued to
three coupleu late yewterduy ufter
noon and today. Cyril C. Conklllt and
Muiie! i. Pataraaii, of Pendleton, were
lie lined Friday ufternoon and married
hy ltev. W. H. Cok. Karl IBX Klewarl
and Mrs. Mary It. Spencer ot Stan-
field were Innued their licence thin
niornlnir and were to be married to
day. Frederick J. Oreer, and Mial
Bunlce Wilaey, both of Weston, were
iKHiied their licence today and will be
wedded at Weston tomorrow.
is an
ere
Battery for
Your Car
IDoortion is Orrnsnd for Complaint;
f)ral ('. Weaver toduy filed nuit
URuin.st Minnie Weaver for divorce on
I th fcroundu of . i t Ion. They were
inurrled Aur-uM, 1913. and xhe left
j hlni In January laifi, he alleged.
CruaHtaa AHeied bjr Woman.
Uru'nvillc P. Itcduhe Ih alleged a
, Kuiiihier, Inveterate amoker or cigar-
lettea, a wiunnderer of money and
I em el and Ulbuman tn r. complaint for
'divorce riled toduy by Mrs. Klsie Klla
llelshp. She auks that tier nam. be
restored to thut or a former marriace,
Monahun. .
and it will give "punch"
and "pep" to your start
ing svstem. The SDace
saving "Unit Seal" con
struction gives extra plate surface
hence greater capacity per unit
of weightand volume. This means
built-in durability and power. Let
us snow you your "jjxtoe" Mat
tery and explain its special features.
For battery testing, filling or expert
battery advice come to our
JEXtbe" Service Station
This service isfree to all battery users.
Repair's, the prompt and satisfactory
kinrl. fin sinv m.iki' nf harfrv 'nr t!i:
-V right price.
County iiaskcthnii Kilmlule Out.
A schedule of basketball game be
tween 10 hih schools In the county
was Issued tolay by County Ruperin
tenden W. W. Green. league 1 in
Icludea Kcho, HermiMon and Pilot
j Hoc k and they ure to arrange their
contents between January 16 and 30.
Helix, Weston and Athena comprise
leuc le 2, and Milton, I'erndale and
I Trim pine league 3. flelix meets Wes
son on Jan. 11 and Feb. tl and meet::
Atluna no Jan. 30 and Keli. 2ft. Wes
ton meets Athena on Jan. 23 and Keli
13. Milton meeta I'erndale on Jan
16 anil Feb. 6. I'maplne on Jan. It
unit I'Vb. 20 and I'mapine meets Kern- :
dal- on Jan. 30 and Keb. 13. Winners,
: of t' eae distrlctK will draw lots to se
WhJ h plays Pendleton. The two re !
ImafiilnK play an elimination content:
and the contest for the championship I
.of til county will result.
Simpson Auto Co.
Phone 408
READ THE WANT
ADS
Cm rut (mirm Draw Ite!iitns
H -ad i ctt. iution for the rights of i
r; f or,i pmj, .,, . f0 -nbhHtXe Hill !
I ltd fr-ini Uieth to Krbo vtfa drawn
'':'. iftfr-' by the munty commiK- '
; itn r . TntTrr ns fhy nri ooncern-
, !hffl el- 'r br mnt( rs of rontro-
ry o locitloiw nn! any
r im ;o m ;il hav to br made by ac-('
tlnn thrrdirh the proper ch.innelR.
IXixv tnrs r ii.j, Bobool Hm
Four dirtH-ttirs of th Union Blgh j
srhoi I Xo. 2. of Pilot Ilopk. are In
town today to confer witb the county
mi pel intendent.
ECZEMA
CAN BE CURED
Free Proof To You
All 1 want i rOttf nun' id tullriw o I ran Mmd yon a f"'1 Ifial
iff.itmrrt. I v. u - in try tltm treainiriit iiui an just
try It. ilmt i "nly ntKiiiiM-iit .
I've txrii in the K.lnil Dniir Riiftinms for fO yrnr. f rm P-r-j-ilcnt of the Intbnnn S!(t
inaid nf Pturtnn. niyt Prnlrnt of tlio llctnil OniffiiiKts ArwH iHlton, NfHii vrytMi iu Pofl
ne know nl nn'l know atiniit my iTiitcwftil trfHt:-ciK. Orel twlv tbouaanil tlvo
hundred Men, Woniea nd Children outtkk oi fori Wayn Itava. accordiag to Uicirown itatc
men i bran ctirfd by tin rfjeatmrnl inc I ilrt mmlr thi nrtrr pnUlir.
If yea ha tcim. Itch. Salt lthum, Tttr newt mind nam had - my tre.-.tmiril h
currd t r ond onan I vim - viva ma a chanca to pravo mv claim.
Srnd n:- roui uaata and ndartai on tha osapoN brlnw and KM tha trial iraatlBaBl i w.ml to
Had yea FRBfL i Im wrthderi accnmplUhrd tn ynar o n w in be proof
ifliHliilliiiMH"a CUT ANO MAIL TODAY -
I. C. HUTZELL, Druggist. No. 3495 West Main St., Fort Wayne Ind.
riea wnd without ot Of ohliautimi to KM jour Frer Proof Treatment.
Street and So.
RECORD SUM PAID OUT
DV COUNTY TREASURY
ITmatilla county's treasury paid out
the lorgaal sum in ttitOrv durinir the
.nth or Xovemher, according to the
report of Miss Grace A. Gilliam, filed
with i he county celrk today. Warrants
tntaliiiR- $372 038.33 were draw n dur
ing t:to month.
The larKest item was 1 1 80.nri5.S0
from the Bounty road bond fund. This
wenffor work on the Ore-on-Vnsh-inBton
hiRhway between 1'endleton
and the state line and for the Old Or
Pltnn Trail between llleth and the
Morrow county line. The state hich-
way commission drew about Jinoooo
and un ooo went to the road to the
east end.
The second half or the state fa.
imo nut inn to Jfls 159. SO, was sent to
P. Ilotf. state treasurer. This was
the fecond larecst Item paid. Tcel
IrrlR-ntlon district moneys, which are
kept hy the county treasurer were
disbursed in the sunt or $27 663 OS.
County school districts took I23.S04.45
from the county school funds.
THE NEW 1920 HAYNES
POSSESSES FOUR VITAL FACTORS
THE Haynes touring car will never lose its hold upon the
favor of the car-using public, and the new 1920 Haynea
makes an especial appeal to every one who wishes a car that
is wholly desirable.
The four factors of car'character beauty, strength, power and
comfort are deft!y combined in the new 1920 Haynes. Its
motor of velvety power, its extra-strong frame, its well engi'
neered balance these featrxes underlie the constant sense of
security and comfort in the Haynes.
The thoughtfully placed refinements and conveniences add to
the essential character value of the car. It is the touring car
naturally expected of the builders of America's first car of
an organization with the spirit and principles established
through twenty'six years of successful automobile manufacturing.
We advise prompt selection of the new Haynes you wish to
own. In every way consistent with maintaining the char
acter of the Haynes, we are expediting deliveries.
The Haynes Automobile Company, Kokomo, Indiana, U. S. A.
Umatilla Auto Co.
809 Garden Street Phone 417
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Thrr ft a tpnrfotit riu-7jf camvn-
mnt in a'l the imn-rwff otn tyU.
A Thtrmotbt.rtlr, uWp MM of luMAf.
may b tsjr-wd Jut whP. touring thm
country err doing city dnrtnA- w-fi-
: -r door u walnut and tnhawiM tn
car' 1 beauty,
HAYNES
1070 "LIGHT STX
Otm Cart
tSSSSr-Fourdooo. IW .... Vtl
Closed Can
Coupt-4 npr
sstiT-P
biMuuitt-? Pwnen 4iW
Cord T 4U aad Wooden Who-j SunoWd Louipmnu
1920 "LIGHT TWELVE"
TA Cu 7 IW 14J0
Wktmhtm - Fourdooo, - Pientrr .... J4)U
OavfOM
Coup Pmitri ftM
U . u. . tMumfr 4-U
Cttid Tun Mad F" W,r WhccU Suoowd
Pries BR F. O. B. K ' ' ' - " .
1 n. j, uitulvi. beauttfitUy illustrauJ. wUl A.
The Haynes touring cerr- seven passengers
twelve cylinders cord tiresfive win X
1 893 THE HAYNES IS AMERICA'S FIRST CAR 19 1 9
PEAK OF H. C. 0. L.
WILL PROBABLY BE
clothing.
Increased cost
coupled with strihi
and other laborer
reason for the niou
ray of Joy is seen, how
reduction, statement by buyttra t!
il miners goods will be more bran
'i- to te
men's clothin? wfll
nt of lovely colors
This is Answer of Pendleton
Merchants to Question 'When
Will Prices Go Down?' Food,
Clothing More Costly.
The Car, the Factory and the Dealer
A car any lady can drive without trouble shifting gears or controlling the clutch
or brakes. We want you to drive The Dixie as it is one of the few cars easily handled.
T. & S. Motor Co.
722 Cot innwoofi
Phnnp if
"The peak of hlffh price. will prob
ably be reached bj Spring." is the gen
eral reply given by local niei i hant
to the qnestiop, "Winn will the cst
of living go down?" which t.- ContiUn
ed In the "wails nf a suffering public.
Pendleton store nay that prices of
merchandise gpurchaJied for SprMg
show a nharp ,ffvanoe. Atnoifi the
articles wh'ch w ill cost more will be
all kinds of knitted silk ffoodn, includ
ing' hosiery, neckties and ur.-lerwenr.
One reason for this, state manufac
turers, is because raw silk, formerly
sold at $3 a pound, is now lip. A
prom ne n t firm w h let) RM n 1 1 fact u res
women's knit silk gooAa has re fuse rl
tn uecept any orders whati vcr for
spring because of the shortage and un
certain labor condit ions.
Dress goods will be higher in the
spring. Volte, popular fabric for wo
men' dresses, which last summer e-st
from 6' cents tn 7.". cents n ynrd will
be $1 a ynrd. The Increase I" price is
general fr gin Sham, omndy, and
ther lumber fabrics.
Shocw u Roar Ijeaui
Shoes will soar once again with th
coming of the sprin.- of 1 '-0. AH
pumps and slippers will be S4 per cent
higher in price than the ware in ltl
stHtes local shoe man.
"White kid shoes f"r spring are BO
expensive, even at wholeaai price."
sjild the local buyer, "thai I am not
purchasins- any for my soring etoek,"
Kven not iciis will he more expen
sive, one department tnr hi is-ndie-ton
which generally buya needless to
the thousands can olUjf n ipiarter
of a thouaand f-r Ihe spring stock.
All varieties of pins will be more ex
pensive. Men's T.u- osily
Mens clothing will klao cost nvr.
with the announcement of hajcrcaaed
prtcaa cornea th new thai there i-: .1
shortage at present in men's wear,
and that Portia is 1 nt'erlug from nn
overcoat famine. p. nHleton stores.
L VV. wl
IT NATURALLY FOL
LOWS everybody cannot be an ex
pert judge of Auto Repair
ing. . People who know art
not those who are deceived
by inferior work. Whether
you are an expert or not
makes no difference when
you send your car here. We
do only one kind of work, the
host, and at one price, the
lowest.
PARKS & NEBERGALL
HERMAN CLAUSSENIUS
SMt'tal Agent
IDAHO STATU I IFK IN SI RAN CK
An out Lane Cnannni tnni do .
us boatneas in thv areal
All assets eeet V. S liovemmi1:!
Bonds, are In ur.-t-'n securities o!
.-iutstanti.tl worth. Ilea, office 210
Heauretrard St. V. i Uox 3S.
r o u p
Spasn-todio croatp is
itsualty relieve with j"'
Cite applic;.t:on ot jf
The Kelly Springfield
Thir. i jut one fr.
the Kelly we have th.
f tires. Besides
D'AMCND
GOODRICH. Sit VERTCWN CORD
AND MOHAWK
Everv trp w;th a u?;rantee
VULCANIZING, RETflT. GING AND
TUBE REPAIRING
A Hig line of accessor .oi, oils, Greases, Etc.
Free air ar;d water at curb.
PENDLETON ROBBER 8 SUPPLY CO.
111. Iuni. Mmn
WHO! JCa v 1 I vn RFTAIX
30.- Kl lour) M.. Tl lilllMI 1 .is
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I however, are well supplied wuh Mtlj
if OUR BC2Y5UAaO-0'.UC