East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 07, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAULS DAILY EA8T OREOONIAH, PENDLETON, OftEQON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1020. 1- I News of Pendleton fUJtar tUmt vmm Notth imi.-.m. Q. W, Haualar, a brother to n. ft, llc ni.1,.- 0f clr ,i j, I'riKiiiiKin vImIHiii;. Mr. Ilrii.lai u !., j Niirih Duliolu. V.M '.. In U'wIihi. MIks Slailn l". (VuImIi. Instructor In home hywIriK' una car of the alcfc, i in VAarte tuituy piatruatlng hr etas. ih. Kin- (ava InatrUotlpa ut Pilot itock yeHtcrcltO'. on lluaiiiofa iip in i .. rii. 1. 1. 1. L. tt. BanUay, t the firm at Mc ('....K a HiMitlfv. loft ymtirday Tor a IVw dftya bustnasa trip to rurtlaml- Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 io paapatri Hono A 10 percent bontla on lant yeur'a! I'lNrliw m pfaaanuid yaatrda,y tot mi thro mplo.M'M i'f Hnmlar and Com- 1 I'liliy. I. n il HgltluiV Tll.i Hinl. Hi r ! l'0" 25 vmi'l'iywifc I.iiimm for iy.ui in. i TonUrUt. Dr, David B. Hill will leave lonl'ght for Port lanit to attend tho OreKon Irrl Katioii t'onjro.i which will In, In urn- Hlon Thursday, Krlduy It. iiiii is Intersstsd h trlrt. Slalo ctrrliiarlaii Here. Dr. W .H.'l.yll. ntuto veterinarian who baa hl haartquartara m Hnlvm, in a I'enillelon vlnllor. lir. Lytic Iium I..', ii mnklntr t'-ata of the eowa in the 'HernilHton seetton and in iihio lnv t I -BuiuiK I hi! r.ililea nit mil 10 In this county. rin-,1 for Imptuiaar Parkin. II. H, WIllIaoiH today plea-ed 'gu'.Uy in pollen court to parkins on tha I wri tiic side n't the Htreet and wan fln- en .. . SERVICE PENDLETON'S LEADING STOKE Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones f2fi Other Depts. 78 jnd Rutiirctiiy. iinlilrH IMmwffretla th: Tecl dt-j "Negri Hodies." tin- bacteria of rab i. wes discovered In tin bond of a I coyote kill-d 't Cabbage Hill und sent to Portland by the United States Sturgls-Storte ti; mlI Survey for Investigation. The received word , coyote bit a dog at 'abjag Mill n nd ' i. iilay of the death of his father, if Ih feared that the germ , liavc Judfto John Allium, at tho family spraf The coyote fowl wan brought bono in Nashville. Tonn. Mr. Allison Uo P ndh-ton by A. I.. PuivHl. h.-iji I). i-n a frequent 'vitfltor to rendk ttui and in w 11 known hiere. iNuikft A-dutl for KtiitiMiiont. Keiu KtH fur a ntaleinent of the i on 'Mtiun of all national l-ani.- at tho floKc of bturtmuMi on December 31 wan received by local bankn today from iho coii)troUnr of th urrcncy. Allison' I'alln-r lnwl. Juf'k AlllHMt, of Ho rn., at Walla Mnlla. Xcw liokkc' r employed. ttklji K. Tale, of Htayton, Waah., fM mptoyed today by the American Nations! i-i ii l. hh a bookkeeper and will betcln bo- dutlei In the institution tomorrow mnrnlnir. ir. Pmtton i r mil. Dr. Robert PmttoiL df-ntLKL returned from from San Kraneltu-o early this " week anil today jftarted hit praetlco hereja tho offjeoa of Dr. i. ii. HIH. Dr. rattnn wtH handh. much of Dr. Ilill'H pnirtlre v!ille the. latter U nt- tt roliiiff to hi duticH on the Ratfnn District colonisation. Ii Will Attend irrigation onm Ivchd will he represented at the Ir rigation CbfigreM in Portland by five Intereiited In the latidH of that I'strb-t. Tho im etmM u-ill In; h hl Thursday, Krlda v and Hat urda y. Fiom the went end imrn . B. Thoni e.n.J. Frank Bp India O. D. Teel. ,T. th Savior und t;rg Co1ping,er v.i'l m'.-r.d.. Koturn t.-.itu ii -p..,.i( Mrn. I. t hander, who ttM been at Ht. Anthony's boopttal followfo" -"peiatlon, haa entirely recov ; tind hOfl left th hoHpltel.. i. .v M at the Golden Itule hotel. 101 101 101 101 101 101 103 101 101 101 Sweet, Full Weight, BREAD OF COURSE WE MEAN "HOLSUM" "HoUum" ig the equal of any home-baked loaf in sweettiesa, purity and greneYal wholesomeness. And then it is such a great big loaf, too. And it is pood to the last crumb. Plaoe a standing order for one or more of either the 10c or 15c loaves to be delivered fresh each morning WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST! Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries and Meats Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting both departments.) 101101101101101101101101101101 .av(N on Triw K. t McCook left yesterday for n buHinevd and pleasure trip to Califor nia. He exject to romaffl away for four or five? month. Mr. McCook left laf-t night for a Visit to her rela tive Jn I-aUinoni, Iowa. M. O. IP tuiott to llor)iner. M. o. Itennett, aaiffataMt t:tte hlfih wuy entrineer, left thla morning for Heppner, where he will remain until i Friday mi road f)HKineiiK. He will con- fer with the location engineer at Hep- pner. urn i;at ctaiu oom cmnm The glrla jf the Hpanixh claws at Pendleton high school arc planning to treat the hoys of the class to a "Spnniwh lunch" th lat of this week. Soiii time ago the young" gentlemen put. over a tamale feed. Many of the Items are Getting Low You had belter hurry if you will share in THESE BARGAINS. You only have to see them to realize how good they are. Come down tomorrow and have a look. CLEARANCE OF MADE UP MODELS IN OUR ART DEPT. 1-3 OFF. This lot includes Envelopes, Dresses. Children's Rompers, Night Gowns, Sweaters, etc. WOMEN'S SUITS 1-2. a Two Xw Student Knroll. Thelma Wllsey, recently of Chelan. Washington, entered I'eudleton high school as a junior this week and Doro- Jthy Henderson, who has been in Can- I ada foT t.mft time, .is enrolled us a) freshman. ' Will Iveavo ror California. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Taylor will leave on Thursday for a two month's trip to Southern California for the benefit of Mrs. Taylor's health. They will visit in los Angeles, l.ong Reach, San Diego and other resorts of the 2H Incite of Snow. Twenty-eight Inches hj the depth of j the Btiow at the head of Willow Creek, according to a snow reading received today at the office of W. Wr. Cryder, j I'matllla forest supervisor. The creek ! is In the I'matllla forest south of; Heppner. The snow Is hard packed. ! "See Me Before The Fire" I.IVKV NEVKR HAD. A FIRE. HI T LUCK IB A PICKLE! TIUNC. DOWf FTAKK YOI'II P6P BRTy l.V IT! INSURE. INSfltK TO THE LIM IT. RBMEMBER, VOUIt PKOrEHTY VAU'E HAS ALIO .ST DOUBLE HAVING maUMHD, nE CAIIKKI'I.. CAKE IS AS NECESSARY AS INSURANCE CARS SHOUIdD BR BXERCI8ED IN MANY WAYS, AND THI0 MOST IMIMII'.TANT IS WHO TOU INSURE WITH. 1M NOT PIACM TOUR MBU RANCH WITH A CIROCEItYMAN OH HARNESSMAKER, GIVE IT TO AN INSrilAM'i: MAN. WE WILL GIVE YOU BHRVTCH AND IX)OK, A ITER TOUR INTERESTS. WE ARK SPECIAL ISTS IN THIS LINE 6P BUSINESS. Sloro Car 721 Main JOE KERLEY Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Grain WHI Moe. ler's Millinery expects to move to its now location at TM Main street w'ithln a tvw days. The store is the one formerly occupied by the Bru sha Millinery store, and has been en tirety remodelled and renovated. The present Carrier shop will be open un to March 1. WOMEN'S COATS 1-2. ICrniKfljm Have Small Son. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kennedy are rejoicing today upon the arrival of an s pound son born at St. Anthony's hospital Tuesday afternoon. Ho Is the second child In the Kennedy house hold, but the only son. Mr. Kennedy was reeently advanced to a teller's po sition at the American National Bunk. Ihstp riayerw Working Hard. Basketball squads of both hoys and izirls nre working hard to get In shape for the coming basketball season at Pendleton high school. The conches report tho development of several BtOf players. Double header" games will probably be arranged for when the schedule is adopted. Pendleton CANNED FISH THAT WILL PLEASE YOU See our cannedfwh display in our north grocery window. They are priced riffht to suit everyone. Preferred Stock Salmon, pound cans 50c Happy Home Mince clams, per can 25c Bine Jacket Sardines. 2 cans for 25c Portola Sardines, per can 25c ImrmHoH Pat Horriiic. ner can ....JOc Curtis Supreme Tuna, per can Geisha Crab Meat, per can Royal Club Salmon, pound cans Booth's Sardines, per can ! Royal Club Shrimp, por can IVrnilt for Repairs t&aatL A permll for Iho repair to Iho Hor- j belt Hoeach building on Thompson atroot was issued by the t'ity recorder today. The estimated cost of impro vements Is $2000. C. M. Griswold Is : the contractor and o. It. Wiiffht the architect. The Inilldlng will be used by the Auto cl-earing House. I ,iimler Is Snltl. One million feet of lumWr from the I'mntilla. forest, taken from the John Day reRion north of Spray, has ijeen sold to Frank Davenport nnd sons for use In building bridgea for the John Iny Ulffhwny. Several hrldpes are to be built and the lumber la to he used also for tho local demand of settlers. 35c 50c 50c 25c . 20c --- 'WM fltkV r. .w.rr pen (dln In City Today. Hen Colvln, who recently disposed of his large stork Interests in Cmntilln ami nrant counties and moved to Wal- t la Wnlla, is In I'endleton today on business. Ho says this is the first J winter for more than a decads In j ! which he h;ts had no stock to worry J about. He may reenter the stock business in the spring, he Intimated, j Drill Hemmed nils Morning. J Military drill was resumed this j morning nt I'endleton high school, the girls csdet corps taking command In the gym while the hoys marched through tb sntw on the drill ground. Commandant Rarl Fi. Flelschmann re- ports that he has several stunts for the ca6tsj to work out and practice iwill start soon. On Friday morning a rigid inspection will be held by the commandent and lieutenants. CHILDREN'S FERRIS WAISTS Some lace trimmed, others plain 45c Broken sizes in B. V. D 79c Baby Sacque, Cashmere ....... 75c Baby Sacque, Outing 35c Infant Novelties 23c Extra Special on One Lot of Woolen Skirts. Some plaid, some striped and others plain. . Extra special assortment of Georgette Waists at $6.95 SILK PETTICOATS Green, brown, navy, Copen and Black $3.48. Heatherbloom Petticoats, in green, green and blue changeable $2.9S Silk Voile Combinations $1.79 and $1.35 DEMONSTRATION VALUES SPECIALS AT ALEXANDER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT Some think shoe prices too high ; some say they will be ligher, so without argument or long explanations we will just let OUR prices speak for them selves. Black kid or calf skin, brown kid or calf skin, gray kid, solid colors and combination of col rrs. Military and leather Louis heels. Many styles to choose from. Brown Kid, welt sole, leather Louis heel, price $10.50 Patent Leather with leather top, lace and button, medium leather heel, clean up price $5.00 These shoes are extremely smart and of high quality. The prices speak for themselves. Ivorv Calf Vamp, cravenette top to match, covered Louis heel ... $8.50 Black Kid with champ, cravenette top, leather Louis heel 7.50 Black Kid with gray cravenette top, leather Louis heel $7.50 Field Mouse with cravenette top to match, Cuban heel , - $7.90 Black Kid, military heel, in B. C. and E widths $5.00 Tan Kid, 9 inch top, welt sole, leather Louis hee. $7.25 ONE LOT DRESS GOODS 29c. One lot Dress Goods to clean out at 29e the yard. Con lists of plaids and stripes, worth from 50c to 75c yard. Spier. cm for school wear. Come down and buy two or Ihree dresses off these. LOT REMNANTS 1-2 PRICE THIS LOT INCLUDES SILK, WOOL AND COTTON REMNANTS New ones added daily. Pick out a few of these, per haps you'll find just what you need for a waist.dress or skirt. CORSETS Lady Ruth, Binner, R. and G. and Smart Set Corsets at just 1-2 Price. . ONE LOT DRESS TRIMMINGS 1-2 PRICE. Perhaps you'll find in this lot just what ou need to trim up that dress or waist or suit with. T . )t consists Df banding, medallions, motifs, edges and all-overs. Have a look at them. PRINTED CHIFFON S1.29 YARD. Big assortment of high grade chiffon cloth with desir able printed designs, in light and dark patterns. Specially (rood for waists and dresses, and 40 inches wide. About 12 patterns to select from. ONE LOT CHILDREN'S HEAVY COTTON HOSE 20c PAIR. The very weight they need now for winter wear, good heavy weight, full size and long enough. All sizes in stock, 5 1-2 to 10. Buy them by the 1-2 dozen pairs. CHILDREN'S MACKINAW'S AND SWEATERS In rose, Copen, red and navy 82.48, $2.98 Cap and Scarf Seta from 40c to $1.13 Children's Caps and Velvet Hats, odd lot, your choice 5 Or Children's Serge Dresses $4.93 Children's Coats at 1-2 Price Rain Coats in tan, navy and brown paids $7.5C Odds and Ends of House Dresses at prices that will sur prfoe you. Red Cross Aprons, excellent for house wear 98c Grocery Department Two Phones 526 j Visit p.'ff BrittH Andrew Harvey and Alvln Iiwrence of this city were visitors January 2 l at the exhibit of Southern California products maintained free to the public In the Taos A lurries Chamber ot Com ' more. They also attended the lec itures nnd movlmr pictures that are a part of the daily program. The ex ; hlbit is the largest of any in the conn try maintained by a commercial or l Knnlznllon. Before returning home, ihnv expect to visit several of the many other places In Interest in the Southland. Cold Wrathrr Halts tPiiUlhur. that of Shawnee. Oklahoma, if a com-tdelph Hearst, was a Pendleton visitor forost supervisor, who expct- Tho cold weather of yesterday and ' munication received by the Pendleton (with Mrs, Murray, last evening, while , increase over the revel pta for today has again halted the construe- ! Commercial Association this morning Vr, route to EfnocCirre. Mr. Murrav is (-al year of 1919. when the tut t ion work on the Elks' building' be-jfrom that city's chamber la not exag- re; resenting th.- Pacific Kxixen-ioit !1S.0.5. year th- - cause of tho low temperature the ; gerated. The population is increasing Cniversity of Spokane nt protsent and , were aUuoat double those oi brlrklnvern rannot continue work, at an estimated rate of Ittrtrt a month ! w.J -. Mrs. Murr.i. drove as far as when the total was $I,S4. Ti the re and information is asked from H -mi Itn or rhe snow prrs ei.'ed are derived from fee ror am; this city as to now u is a. turning us housing problem. jtlood progress has been mado on the (work on the first floor nnd the con jstruetlon will continue with the com lina of bettor weather conditions. The " 'interior work will be pin as soon as the roof Is placed on the building. Co gvi:ig farthe' by auto f;rowinc Vaster than Pmdletnn. Pendleton's growth and the attend ant housing problem is shadowed by lh Examine. miner Herald Man In Town. Receipts from tho I'matllla Natton- K J. Murray, who was a member af a Forest for the fiscal year which the advertising force of the Chicago jends June 30. 1920. will be In the nei-,-lnId before it was consolidated .abhor hood of $25,000. according to an Ly William Ran- estimate made today by W. W. CryUcr, road and school funds. .HiHH-lul uses, a ltd from the timber. The fee for the k. tattle Is 73 cents a head and j 12 cents a bead. Tho pric Ilttle according to the . the funds are turned over t. estry department by Mr. 'r revert to thU ro'fnty and I a i t ! I 4 I et : 4