East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 08, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTWKLVK I Ata.o DAILY KAST OREXJONIAN, PBMOLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920 PAGE TRUSS News of Pendleton i' Aihfiut i liiii O mmiIu-m. I Qn Way ' Wiixlilm nii. ""li um nr llatlMlin lunv tioen 1 Mr. and Mr. J. A. Knlaht ami, M'il wlih th ii-Mr-:r lmi. ut three rhlMren we In the city today Mleni hy-thr C. A. Unrrptt & CO., of on Mn ir way to WimlKiicnu, w.ish Athena. Tho company huuuled agrl- Iiiuujii, after a vlult in t'uldwell. Idu colturul hiipl. iiii-iit.i. ; ho, vlih Un, KiiJkIiI'h mother, Mrs. , . M. Ward. Mr. Knight Ih u farmer In ! Viirkw On Wrong side, th.i WiiKhtucn.i illHtrlot. M. J. ponohaa ia fined f2 hy thej lioilee JndRo vy, (lio-wl.iv nftari n for l or a I'iiiHl M nini.'. Iiiivlnn imrki'd IiIh unto rn ihn v. took .-aml.v MoLaln lift Yi-aterduy for I of the Httret. iio wa the aecond .fnii iii to attend u r1 in. i meeting f tn victim of thtf ' ordlnuncu during tin- committee muncd l,y Governor Olcotl day. . I to investigate the ailmlnlHliation of Jf , . the workim n's compensation art. Tim comtnltt will make a report to t lie f Kovornor who will Hiihmlt It to the leylaluture. l.vcintlic Meeting imla. v i imik or the Umatilla County (:'! iVoaa executive hoard in betoi. lioll tM afternoon at the lied i'iowi rooma In tho federal hulhllnif. Hou t. up iniHini-aa la being transacted. Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 SERVICE Use the Phone Grocery 2 phones 52tt Other Depts, 78 PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE MM linn llerovetcd. H. N. Itudd, miinnKrr or Jolly' Inn, ha recovered euftlblftntly from JiIh re cent ,11,1, hk to return to nix place of buatncaa today. Hh ha been confined to but home for He vera I dayn. Austin ford 1 iiti i - o. A, . AuKtlu Kord. or thtS -city, la a new atudent at (). A. '. Ha la majoring In civil en trln cd ring ami la ulao studylna music. Toting Kurd, who la a brother of Mr::. Karl Hawyi r or Pendleton, re. rct tly returned rrom nearly two yearn service la the fulled BtatOB navy. He hopes to get aonm .cre.Hta at O. A. 0. for the training he receive, I m the navy, J. i:. ilium i- vialior 'J. K- Heard, formerly employed in Alexander' department at or, now a merchant of Noiln, returned to his hi me t"day after a abort 'buaineaa vlalt hire. Mr. Heard a.na that while there ll no more snow at N'olln than In Pen ttlcton, the weather In somewhat cold than In thla region. At t. ion Meeting Today. (fforge A. Ilarimaii went to Weston on thla morning's train to attend a meeting of the stockholders of the Parmi rs Hank or Weaion. He will return thla evening. Hot fuiiclica fur DctrOoU. To get funda for hot lunches for l:vKvl lloiioflt from Snow pupils of the fmatllla achoola, mem-: Fanner ,f the Nollu dlatrlrt eatl- bars of tho Indies Club of the Home mate thai the prcaent snow will do Hurcau of that city are to g)ve a aor- morn good th.in the Inst anowfall wive . of daucea. The first IS ache. ,1 ,v, ,.,, Sluaher, who was In P..-, - f. r Saturday night at I matliia. ao.l ton vostarda Mr. gjushsr a.i vs that MHwi,wiii o rieienera .i.izz Un I Whll tic cneatra. A uunihrr of I'emlleton peo. pi.- are pMnftlnt to attend h benefit its nccH. Pktltll Has fold Weather. I klah is again experiencing Hunt cold weather', according to a report received today by W, W, Cryder. i'ma tllla forest Mtiperviaor. Tho ther- mopneter regiatered 22 below rim Pklali Tuesday night. Hlx Inches snow has fallen. In present snow Is not so great I In quantsV as that which fell recrnl- It fdund tho ground In a more re ,'tlvo atato. (lasx, win irnifi..u,u. A practical demonstration in home hysden and home oar of the sick will be given at the Pendleton high school Saturday at Jl, a. m. by the lo qsj hygiene classes. Mlaa Klasla P. Walsh, Instructor In home hygiene and cure of the sick, will direct the demonstration. AT OUR CLEARANCE SALE It is not only the savings you make but yon get the best of quality goods in the newe style"?. The merchandise offered are strictly this season's purchases and no dead stoel Come down tomorrow. We're sure to please y on. 101 101 101 101 IQl li)iioi101im-i01 McCARTY'S Fine Alfalfa Strained HONEY Large Buckets . Medi'irn Buckets 1-2 Gallon Jars . Ouert Jar ' Pint Jars .. $3.25 $1.65 $1.50 75c . 40c L When ycu crder H-iney, say "McCarty's," and be Assured of the Best. "YOU CAN DEPEND ON '101'" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries and Meats Phones 101. ( Private exchange connecting both departments.) r. llanlv ItiTClvoa Oninxxw. ! Employes of the first National Tank went to their homea last nicht oh with a sackful of ripe oranfes. ssnl to the hank from Santa Monica. Cl., by 1'. Bowman; formerly a well-known farmer from Bona. Mr. liowman now makes his home In the southland. John Henllcv m iAM Aimclca. Jolm Huitley, who left recently to spend the winter in ,,allf6rnla, writes that he expect to apend the eOmlna two months at Iia Anaelea. He la domiciled at the Klnf Kdward hotel. Weather Is excellent In the south, he writes, an overcoat heln unnecessary aince hla arrival In the Golden State. Takinic AHeajsd Moonshiner. William Manx, Deputy V. S. mnr hal, left for Portland this afternoon vlth Thomas J. Mc'Slanis, who was arrested here two weeks aKo on a charge of operatlns: a still In a house on Kast Wefb street. His case will lc heard In federal court. Deputy Mas has heen on n trip to Baker and Canyon city serving suhpoenas. 101101101101101101101101101101 r-awa cm V. M. 0 A. Work. Cash Wood, county Y. M. C. A. sec retary left today for Pilot Hock, where he v ili make plans for the formation of a loy.V club. Mr. Wood vialtcd fcVho yeaterday on the same mission. He s.ays prospects In Echo are encour avIilSj Joel Davis, of Kcho, is one of the prominent workers In the Kcho Cunipaiaiq to start an organization. -J lie . Me Before The Fire" Why Buy? Ileulth Mid it-fileiit niul I. iff III WW Til fnm out-of-town iifteulM vh tlo hoi mutii lliu tm orfitt' lit IV-ndleloii to Iodic nTter mir tMMtnCAn ntVbt llioy IwTC tuktn Im ItracVprnniuni. We i-hniyc yon m mor niul tlvt- .vm tomi si'MYU'lX l,fon riu'w ihj: ,,.iir ht iiiiii and Aootdcnl poHcy can un up. v iiiiw iiic nui ooairMsfa, JOE KERLEY I'rcd'c ls Opmlna by March 1. Twenty minwrlant aro now em. ' j ployed on Installation of the mach . Inery in the Collins mill and comnle- I I tion of the mill, ready, for operation by March 1, waa predicted today by U. M. crommelin. manager. All milllnc machinery Is on hand and the main electric motor is expected to arrive at any t'me from the cast as it has been In transit for several weeks. Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Grain 721 Main Pendleton Install ow Popcorn Machine. A latest-Improved Buttarklst pop corn machine ivas received today by the Cosy Billiard parlor from the fac tory at Indianapolis and Immediately put in operation. TJie machine Is operated entirely by electricity and pops and butters corn, roasts peanuts and has n popcorn fountain, a new display feature. The machine repre sents an outlay of more than $1000 and was Installed today by W, R. I,a ifont, of Portland. Hutterkist service man. Buslnrec Trip to EScho. Raymond Hatch, local architect, left today ".on a business trip to Echo, Mr. Hatch aays that from all Indica tion, building will begin early this prlnc He says that the mounting prices arc causing builders to hurry. Besides the Increasing cost of lumber, other materials are becoming more expenaive. he states, and cites the 7 1-2 per cent Increase in the cost of radia tion materials at the beginning of this month-. CANNED FISH THAT WILL PLEASE YOU See our canned fish display in our north grocery window. They are priced right to suit everyone. Preferred Stock Salmon, pound cans 50c Happy Home Mince clams, per can 25c Blue Jacket Sardines, 2 cans for 25c. Portola Sardines, per can 25c Imported Fat Herririffi per can 30c Curtis Supreme Tuna, per can i 35c Geisha Crab Meat, per can 50c Royal Club Salmon, pound cans 50c Booth's Sardines, per can .' 25c Uoyal Club Shrimp, per can 20c lldlx Has ReUaJom Paper. The BatJUBt church at Helix has started publication of a 12-paae monthly called the Helix Religions Journal. It Is edited by p.ev. it, D. : Lynn, pastor, and in lis opening an jnonneement said: "The Journal Is published for the benefit of all phas es of religious activity in the commu nity. Our purpose shall be to stimu late more interest In tho organised iCnrtiUan activities in the , nlty." comma- (F SERVIC E Grocery Department Two Phones 526 Tim nnn'ial ropnrt of thn city II ; lr.ir- htmrd. prosontod to the city oquncll lust nf k lit. shows thnt the ti-i Jtnl pxpenses during the year 191 n J j$1008.fis During the yonr 56 new hooks were added, Rfvinp: the library la total of ,13fi volumes. Flvo hooks were lost during the year". Th'TC , were lv2 borrowers listed and the clr- IcuUtlon of books wn 1141, Pooks I tnken out by adults nnmluTod 430 and by ChlldrejQl 711, The attendance was jt5i0. There are -l muffacineH nnd a 1 number of newspapers kept on file at 1 the cits library at this time. Mountain l.Um Skin The skin of n m Arrives. mntain lion, six 1 feet lone, was received todnv at the , local t. R PI0l07ic.1l Survey of fire ! from A. (. Ames, trapper for the sur- j vey who operates at Kstacadu. The ' skin will be sent to Washlnton P. 0 ' where It will be mounted ns a speel- 1 men. Mr. Ames sent also two racoon skins, to be used as specimens, and two "snow-shoo" rabbits. The rahbtts 1 are known by this name by reason I of the resemHnnee of their feet to snow shoes. In summer the rabbits ressemble the ordinar cotton tall, but in winter they become as white as the WOMEN'S SUITS -2 WOMEN'S COATS! -2 Extra Special on One Lot of Woolen Skirts. Extra Special Assortment of Georgette Waist at $6.95. SILK PETTICOATS Green, brown, navy, Copen and Black $3.48. Heatherbloom Petticoats,- in green and blue changeable. . green, . S2.98 Silk Voile Combinations $1.79 and $1.35 CHILDREN'S MACKINAWS AND SWEATERS In rose, Copen, red navy $2.48, $2.98 Cap and Scarf Sets from. 40c to $1.13 Children's Caps and Velvet Hats, odd lots, elioice. . . 50c I Children's Serge Dresses . . . $4.98 Children's Coals at 1-2 Price. Rain ("oats in tan, navy and brown plaids $7.50 Odds and Ends of House Dresses at pri ces that will surprise you. Red Cross Aprons, excellent for house wear . . . 98c ONE LOT DRESS GOODS 29c. LOT REMNANTS 1-2 PRICE This lot includes silk, wool and cotton remnant.' CORSETS Lady Ruth, Binner, R. and G. and Smart Set Corsets at just 1-2 Prjce, ONE LOT DRESS TRIMMINGS 1-2 PRICE. ONE LOT CHILDREN'S HEAVY COTTON HOSE 20c PAIR. PRINTED CHIFFON $1.29 YARD. DEMONSTRATION VALUES SPECIALS AT ALEXANDER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT Black kid or calf skin, brown kid or calf skin, gray kid, solid colors and com bination of colors. 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. Ivory Calf Vamp, craveiieite top to match covered Louis Eccl $8.50 Black Kid with champ, cravenette top, leather Louis heel $7.50 Black Kid witli 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 heel $7.2." CHILDREN'S FERRIS WAISTS Some lace trimmed, others plain 45c Broken sizes in B. V. D 79e Baby Sacque, Cashmere 75c Baby Sacque. Outing 35c Infant Novelties 23c tf j snow.