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DAILY EAST OK.JM.O!Alf . W.NDLEIYMf, OttEOOS MOKPAY, JANUARY IS, 1081
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CONROY'SS
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS
Crisco. . V2 lbs. 60c, 3 lbs. $1.15, 6 lbs. $2.30
Extra Quality 7 oz. Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c
Shasta Tea, blk. or green, ' 2 lb. 25c, 1 lb. 50c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins
5 for $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
NEWSOFMCUONIY
I iiuii Order VitiK-ii Saturday.
Tin' final order, tloxlng the eiitalw
or Mm OhartfK auammt
nlgnetl In probate uallrl Huiimlay.
IVf.iwui Appoints! Administrator.
win M, Peteraon wim appointed ao-
inlnlirtrutor of the entate of MrH. Kl
i Ih KorrlN. In un oriler of the probate
court toiluy.
Will Ti-ui li an MroH Ore.
A. at Bevely arrived In Pendleton
y.M.rduy to luke the ponltlon ua tea
char In dlntrlrt No. 27 which In on
Blroh Creak nouthwent of i'endlcton.
Two DMriota Have vacancies.
School rilatrlcta No. 5 and 59 are
wllliout Hcliool teacher at thlM tunc,
accuditiR to the county minerlnteii
denl's office. Ill health forced eOtti
teacheirt to resign. Wllelher all the
other district have l-ucherM at thlH
time wan not learned today, a most
of the whoolH were due to rcNume to
ilay and report will he a day or two
in arriving.
Grand tun Again in Head
The cireult court grand Jury recon
vened thin morning at 1 : o'clock for
the third time and expects to ftnteb
jit work hy Tueaday evening. It will
lexuinlne wltnew In aliout rive cawm.
Ordar Ctort to I'a Aatnaater.
j An order wan signed In circuit court
today1 autharudng the elark to pay,
; I4 J. Mi to the attorney for Mr, flara
IA. Itrownfleld In the case of Hrown
i field vh. llrownfield.
Ira Inin a llanbruiH.
TJta ft rat pariaw la Umatilla rmuiiv
' i I.,- iiitiu'iKeii kanhrapt tht rui' i
Ira ' DaWHt, a murkanlr ivmiie
ion. lie wuh HaoTfad bankrupt ill the
1'. 8. court on Friday and notice haM
heen received hy Thouia Kit Qai'aldi
referi-e hi bankruptcy. The flmt
meeting of Mr. UeWltl's creditor will
lie hehl on January if He give, hi
iiHNi-tM an 0ai1 "t wliich are hy law
eitenipt. anil hlii UaMlltlaa n IIH.H.
There are ahnut I e ere':itora, t,hc chief
.me helnn holder of a note for approx
imately 11)00.
Will Take Allegrd Hcd.
j. Kanoady, bald in jail on a charge
of criminal ayndlaallatn, will lie ta
ken to Wnl la Wnlla touiRhi by a fed
eral officer to have a hearing before
I he
H. court.
ROBUST CHILDREN i ;
A child should not look pale,
thin or worn. Such condition
denotes malnutrition. To
keep up growth and robust
ness a child needs a plenitude
of food rich in vitanuns.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
abundant in growth -promoun a
properties, is an ideal supple
mental food that could well be
a parf of the diet ot every
growing child.
Children always do well
on Scott's Emulsion.
Been a itowM, ; wcu, . . j. VfU
o-a-4
THE "UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford One Ton Truck is serving business
just as faithfully and economically as does the
Ford Touring Car serve all the people faithfully
and economically. The Ford Truck is a neces
sity to the grocer both in delivering goods and
in bringing goods from the stations, docks and
from the country. It is an ideal motor car
because there isn't a want of the farmer or
business man that it doesn't supply in the way
of quick transportation at a minimum expense.
Come in, examine the Truck, and let us talk
over the subject.
BUM mi QcMMCm tad Part.
SIMPSON AUTO CO.
W aier a, dohnaon si-. mane i
4-
Ipod will of Ctiaaarn ii.u ' r.
I following i lie admtaaloti inlha e
mic of the late Charlea W. lBtrdT, of
! Milton, to prohate court f Int. state,
I the will wan found last wei k and peti
tlon van ftfeU (taturdne afternoon Tor
ludmlHHlon of the will II provide that
Mra. Mary A. Williams and W W.
Wuaaer he Joint eauBUtom mMboUt
liond. The estate IXUlafl of kMW in
'liberty bond aad ttSSldM n otbar e
jcuiitiea. The petition uleu i ra: .s for
the dlarhargo of George A. Price an
administrator, the will tukiiiK preee-
t Raft Oregonian Sneclal.)
ECHO. Jan. &. A very pleasant ur
prlne parly was given in honor of the
elKhly-lhtrd hlrtiiday of Mm. C. A.
Koiiritz on Friday eveuliiK. January 2.
Mri. Koontz is one of the oldest pio
saaf of Va ho, her kusband, J. H.
Koontz. havina foundeil the city many
years ago. The holioree was the re
cipient of many beautiful gifts, among stock business
them being a lovely larae reading j Where he was
for seieral months. The body was
j brought from Idaho Krlday morning.
'The funeral services were held from
the OkthollO church at ID o'clock the
same (lay. Father Butler officiating,
and Interment being made In the I.
O. O. P. cemetery. Mr. McCullough
was born on Butter creek, April 23.
1U87. lie l survived by his widow
and small son. his father. Ben F . Mc
CbUoach, two brothers. Orvllle end
Carl, and two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Bry
an, and Mrs. Henry Galloway. Mr.
McCullough has been engaged In the
in Idaho recently,
partner of the Blan-
KaM I nd DCpUty Here.
J. 11. West of Frcewater. deputy
sheriff for thai part or the county. Is
in i'endleuin today to appear ua a wit
ness before the grand Jury.
r
Nine HankriiplH In 11)111.
During the year past but nine per
sons in fmatilla county went through
bankruptcy, according to a report by
Thomas Fitz Gerald, referee, today.
Mosl of the cases occurred In the
early months of 1319. the final six
months producing but three of the
nine. N'oiie v.cre cbscb Involving any
considerable amount of money.
iamp. The Kiiels wi re: Mr. and Mrs. ; field Brothers.
I. H. Oobhell, Mrs. Joseph Cunha, Sr.. j Among the Kcho people who were)
Mr. and Mrs. IV A. Mudge, Mrs. I,, business visitors in Pendleton Satur
Keadley, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Willis, Iday were: Mrs. Jimnph Cunha. Jr.. I
Mr. and MrH. F. T. George. Mr. and Tom Able, Joseph llnmos and Millard
Mrs. W. J. Wattenburger. .Mrs. Jess Hewitt.
Alathes. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Glelser. j Torn Boylen Jr., and Ernest Boylen
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. tiavis. Mr and Mrs. iwere In Reno from their farm on But- i
it. B. fltanfleld. Mr. and Mrs. William Iter creek Wednesday.
IT lal ii. Frank Hpikc. Mrs. M. Chaf- j The New Tear's eve ball given in
fee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas floss. Mrs. :th city hall was attended by a large:
A. LOThTWeU, -Mrs. George Mitchell, crowd. Music was furnished by the
Mrs. Ralph ginfcer, Mrs William jkawyeT orchestra of Pendleton.
Jones. Mr and Mrs. Alex Malcolm ". O. Dennis made a trip to Pendle. I
i Mrs. F. J. Irvine, Delberts Malcolm, ton Friday, returning PaHirdav.
I Marion and Ubollle George, and 'Bod- ; Rokart V, Ktanfieid and Gerald .tan
nay Ksselstyn. .field, were In Ei ho to attend the fu- :
I fash Wood, county Y. M. C. A. sec- jnerai or the late Glen McCullough.
!retary, was In Echo the latter part of Miss Vnshtl Hosklns of Pendleton. I
!the week, i.rmnizins a Imvs' club Inspent the first part of the woek at
jlhe high school, j Echo visiting at the home of her
' Miss Melissa B. iggs. who has been brothers. Fred and Charles Hoskins.
I visiting Mrs. 4 A. Koontz since Sep- Allen Thomson was an Echo vlsh
Itemher. has left to visit her foster- nr Friday from his home on Butter
mnthT in Xebraska. While en route creek.
;she will stop awhile with friends at! Mrs. Chine Helm came up from her
Denver, Colorado. home in ettanfielu rnday to attend
Mr. and Mrs. Le Hale of Seattle, .the funeral Bervicea of Glen McCul
spent New Years ut the home of Mr. lough.
Etala'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Mr. and Mrs. Will Howard of But
Uaie, ter creek, were visitors in the county
W. J. Wattenburger made a trip to "at Friday and .Saturday.
the county seat Saturday
READ THE WANT ADS 1
Tind lXntr in Otlior ountieft.
OM thr threehold of cloning the es
tate of the late Mrs. Uuru Childers,
propertj' in Clatnop and Vnlon coun
ties hnn Hen found. This necessitat
ed the ;t!oinlment "f BUpialMII nnl
the order of appointment wns signed
by Judpe C II- Marsh, today. The
t"litsoi county appraisers are: J. W.
Mott, S. A. Wold and (Jarnet (;reen.
in t nfonciunty the appraisers are L.
gommer, R. I Srioemaker and P. W.
MuM F.iua Thomson has heen very
ill at her home the past week front the
refracts of raving a wisdom tooth ex
tracted. j A most charming bit of hospitality
i was extended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
jOinha. Jr., Prldav evenlnc, when
about CO of their friend? wpre Invited
jto the city hall to spciul the venJnS
;in danctnff and plavfnie cariS The
I music was largely furnishe j ny Miss
.Mary Highland of Seattle, the 12 year
lold niece of Mrs. Frank Waller. Lit
tle Miss Highland's ability as a pian
ist in very marked.
At a late hour a lovely supper wrfs
served by th hostess, assisted by Miss
Kmnia Oeizlcr and Miss Florence
Ma hood.
O. A. C students who have been
spending the holidays at their homes
in Foho and returned to Corvallis to
begin their studies ajrain are: Misses
Your Car
I
Needs a good overhauling. Let us see to it. We
will give it just what it needs and nothing more.
If it is in good shape you know what to do, if in
bad shape let us do it.
Jewett & DimickJ
j A Gold
ne Day
Take
Xo f.ron AM of Heroism Required
If some great act of heriosm -was
j necessary to protect a child from
croup, no mother would hesitate to
(protect her offspring, but when it la
jonly necessary to keep at hand a bot-
tl of Chamterlain"s Cough Remedy
and give it as soon as the first indica
tion of cr up appears, there are many
who neglect it. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is withink the reach of all
and is prompt and effectual.
The JV'wt 0ush Medicine
When a druggist finds that his cus
tomers all speak well of a certain pre
paration, he forms a good opinion of
it and when in need of such a medi
cine is almost certain to use it himself
and in his family. This Is why so
many druggists use and recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. J. R.
Jones, a well known druggist of Cub
run. Ky.. says, "I have used Cham-
Cough Remedy in my family
past seven years, and have
axative
Bromo
Quinine
Tablets"
Be sure you get the Genuine
Look for this signature
on the box 30c
Frances and Kleanor Pnike Florence ' berlain
Mahood. Irene rthea and Arthur John- for the
son. found it to be the best cough medi-
Mrs. T. H. Carpenter, who recently cine I have ever known."
resigned as teacher of (he seventh and I IXin't You Forget It.
eighth grades In th local schools, left Bear in mind that Chamberlain's
Tuesdnv for Monroe. Oregon, where ! Tablets not only move the bowels but
she will Join her husband, who has : improve the appetite and strengthen
gone into the carace business there. me uigesnon. i nej wnuu vr
Miss Mars-uerite Johnson of T'nlnn. i "'n or other digestive
who will fill the vaeancv arrived
New Victor
Records
For January
Now On Sale
i Am CtfmMns Mtiuiiiiiint
All-! I f amplx-ll-Henry Iturr
You Dtda'l Waul Me When Yon Had Ml
Henry llurr
Walt Till You H-t TlM-ui I pin tin- lr, IVrys
Hilly Murray
f'ksitln' imii u ttn Town
Amei lean QunrK t
WVuulerral I'al Mci-lliig Trio
Tliero's n lit of JUin- Kyetl Mary's
laryhind Hliaimim Four
.ins from "Sometime!"
li-tor UtfH fiiiera omaiiy
-nr from "Sh&H a iood Fellow
Yh-tor l.iglit f'IK ra omlmny
Mv llahv i Vrins Medley ll.x-Tnrt PU-tro
And He'd Say fm-I.n-l4i: e Medley
Onc-SK-ii Pk-tro
1 Wain a Baddy M lK Will I!s k Me to Sleep
Medial I -Troc All star Trio
Ml ihc (jcafecr.. An- MiouhhT Shaker-
Ml Ml J l o-Trol All Slur Trio
1 Miirhl He Your "tniee-m-a- one
Ml dill J l'o-Trot-
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Oil. Miat a I'al Was Mary l"-IIe V.alt.
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Volaxly Know i Medley One-Stop
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Economy Drug Co.
Hotel St. George Bldg.
Phone 711
Day Phone 4 86
540. Main St.
Night phone 344-11
1
The car that will make you a proud owner. The
r that a demonstration from us will make you a
buyer.
'1 T. & S. Motor Co.
722 Cottonwood Phone 46
9 $
Itooma
DchO Monday to beptn her work.
Miss Veil Savely and William Chls
hnlni returned to Pendleton Wednos
dp.y. after having" visited a few days at
die home of Mr. and MrR. Ive Savely.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ksselstyn will
lea ve Wd nesd:i v for Wal la Wal la.
where they will attend the I,umber
men's annual driven t ion. They ex
pect to return homo Sunday. W. J.
Waitenburffer will hav rharsre of the
1 ora 1 lumber yard during- Mr. Kssel -t
yn'n absenee.
I. IF. Oobbll was a Pendleton bus
iness visitor Wednesdav.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Pell entertained j
several of .their friends at a dinner'
party at their home New Year's day. j
AiiHtin M. Aaron and family have !
moved to Spokane whero they will j
make their future homo. Mr. Aaron I
has hem in churtfe of the Western 1
Lind hoiidgnte at Rcho for the past
nvj years.
Mlsa Alice MmK'C entertained a
nuiuler of her friends at an informal i
party at her home Friday evening. The
evening; was spent in games and sing;
irric. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed.
Frank Sloan of stanfield was a bus
iness visitor In Kcho Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wattenburger i
were rcpor.sniie lor a very pieasani
eninK. New Year's-
day, when a number of their friends ;
were Invited to a progressive "Rook"
party. Those enjoying- the hospitality
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. .Ksselstyn Mr. and Mrs.
I. H. Qobbell. Misses Meda Gillette.
i?nth nnhbil. T.illiu- and Veda Wat-
eatUfied return the bottle and tenburger. Brxan Pranstetter. Gail
Sherman, Vernon immh ami nwnv
Ksaelst n.
Mrn. T. M. Johnson was aFendleton
visitor Friday,
A. R Thompson, J. Frank Spinning1,
O. D. Teel. George- c'oppinger, and J.
H. iylor will represent Ek-ho at n
'meeting of the Irrigation 'onpress
Iwhieh will be held in Portland Jan
luary 8, 9 and 1. Mr. Siinning Is one
!of the committeemen who will have
i-harce of the program.
Mfrs lynna Shermondv of Seattle, is
jvisiting t the bme of her aunt. Mrs. i
C. A. Gilbert.
j Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gross are the
parents of a baby boy which was born
on Wednesday. December 31.
! Glen C, McCullough. former resi
dent of Kcho. died at St. Alphonso's '
hOf-pit il i Pomo Mih-V rwrHer SO. I
M 4 CuliwU(t) LCU Ul Ul tie.:":1
ferment but
strengrthen the stomach and enable It
to perform its functions naturally.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 12; 1 to B p. m,
Phone $07
DR. THOMAS C. OMART
DENTIST
741 Main Street. Over tha Huh
Pendleton, Oregon
DR. FLOYD CROUP
DENTIST
Room 109 American National
Bank Building.
Office phone 326.
Home phone 1140-J
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
A. C. Koeppcn & Bros.
The Drug Stia-c- That Serves
You Best.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiiuuuiiuiiiiiuiiuiiiiuifg
Whitman
Sampler j
2 For the lover of good candy. I
3 Called Samplers because In old- S
ifi en times samples showed the S3
' S bgst In needlework and design-
: 5 This modern Sampler shows S3
5 the beet In chocolate and con- s
3!
SS fection. We are headquarters S
for the Sampler and the whole S
3j Whitman line
Tallman & Co.
Uavliog Dragctna.
uttiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii(iiuuiniuiiiUis
Stiff Um
Sore Muscle?
Mmlln WUaol OU
, . l at',,-rrt knrl larrrf
in cases oi rv- ,,; were responaii
back it penetrates quickly, dn v" ' artemoon and
'A soreness, ana ii nuu .
B joints and muscles. .n.
K Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable
antiseptic application for NthtajH
S bites, and stings. Sprains and bruise
Zk heal readily under its soothing, pett
W- a a.:. ilit ;.e
t Get ft Irom druggists for 30 cen
K If not satisfied returi
pet your money oac.
Ever constipated or have sick hea
he? Just try Wijard. L'ver Whips,
bleasant little pink pills. 30 cents.
Uuaranteed.
DR. W. H. REYNOLDS
Clilropraotlo Nerve Sp-elallst.
1 ami 2 IHWB
Hank Bldg.
Telephone 1018
Hra. lo to 1 2 a. m. 1:P to ! P-
Dr. Lynn K. Btakeslee
Cnronlo and Narvoua Dt a an
of Woman. a-ki 1
tro Th.rapautloa.
ItMr Htm I Pt ai
WHITE TRUCKS
CONSTANT SERVICE PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS.
Quantity and Quality- of trucks cannot be purchased at a low price. You
have the choice of biivin-jr trucks built to sell at a price, or buying trucks built
to defy wear and tear, which are necessarily higher in cost.
Where White trucks are used we find that they give them hard hauls over
the roughest roads. ..... ,
Do not experiment by tinkering with inferior hauling mac-hinerj.
Frentzel-Wailes Motor Co.
Phone 46
THE WHITE CO.
Cleveland, Ohio
722 Cottonwood