East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, January 19, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA01E TWO TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGON1AK. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY. JANUARY 19, 1920 !jIII!illlilll A DCMni cTnw rni k pay m I LilULL lull IULI I ni Only One More Day Is Left of Our Big VISIT TO RELATIVES i JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Season to You Have Buy Ex- Here is the Big Opportunity of the New Winter A ooarel for Less Than pected to Pay Take Advantage of the Last Day's Bargains and Save on Wanted Merchandise. PENDLETONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE 2te boplesrohousQ WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE 7.1 .mi ron r..l,l".IIIJ'i-rmainn llli.: Special News of Umatilla Co. GENERAL PERSHING SURROUNDED B Y CROWD IN HOMETOWN IN MISSOURI LADES AID ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR Mr. ami Mr. It. Fendlebm Wednord.: . 1 1 Ito were In (East Orefrontan Special. STANFI Rl.'i i Jan. IS. The Ladies' Aid met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. O W. Connor with Mrs. F. B. Stuart as assistant hostess. It being the annual election of officers the following were elected: Presi dent. Mrs. C. W. Connor; first vice president, Mrs- Frank Sloan; second vice president. Mrs. W. T. Reeves; secretary. Mrs. IC S. Severance; treas urer. Mrs. F. B. Stuart; chairman of Lite fancy work department. Mrs f'harles Hocaard: chairman of the jlaJn work department, Mrs. Thomas is calling an old friend her this week. Mn and Mrs. C. W. (.' or )ft Sat urday for Portland . hert he will be th est of thMr pym and family. They will aJfu- visit fr,ada in McMlnnville before returninif. Xlel Rode of Dayton. "Washington. r Klchards. Several new members were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dunning enter- . addd to the list and several visitors tained a number of friends Saturday j were present. Ajfter refreshments were night at their home on the project, served Lhey adjtmrned to meet in two F." B. Stuart has sold the Gray: weeks. house on Wood avenue to Ernest j Thirteen caj-loads of cattle, were tireathoiise. who will make many Im- shipped In Tuesday from Montana to provements before moving'ln. be fed at the various ranches on the John D. Parker, a stockman of Ore project. 'gon City, was In town for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Crorge Martin return- Mrs. C. W. Hasen returned Monday ed home Wednesday from Adams. from Klgin where ah has been vlslt wt.ero.they had been for several days ng Ht the home of her son Clarence. visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I William Hall was in Pendleton for Heath, former resident of the project a counle of davs the first of the week. The I. O. o. F. held a public instal lation of officers Friday evenlnfr, the following being installed: O. A. Staf ford. N. G.; William Heggman, V. 0. : John Hpfkman, financial secretary: Hugh Kyle, recording secretary; Joe Rowe treasurer; Chester I'arney, P O. A banquet was served at the close of the meeting and dancing was In dulged in for a short time. Mrs. H. B. Reese returned Monday from a short visit in Portland where :;H she has boen visiting her sister. Mrs. W. J. Furnish. 5 Wf ,-wj "tw. reorire Martin return B ed Tw " n week's visit with j Mr tnd Mrs. Frederick Heath of Ad In Our Model Sanitarv Pasempnt m V ams. Mtm CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE flfricnd 3 Ma n Line Phones All Other Depts. 5 All 15 Call 22 g SPECIAL SALE Of Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour and Cane and Maple R Syrup. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, package 15c d Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 4 pound sacks 45c 5 Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 3 packages 50c R Aunt Jemima Buckwheat, 4 pound sacks 50c Mayflower Brand, Cane and Maple Syrup 9 Quart can, 65c; 1-2 gal. can, $1.20; gal. can, $2.20 I T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP Jessie Brlerley u Wjiila Walla. is' visiting HOSPITAL MAY COME 10 HERMISTON SOON the MMUIIWi GR1ATF.ST DEP.WlTHFST STORE pfiopGoples Warehouse it "(UttldtSti w"t"t " ra.v ti i ma or aVi:''nfc'Jaaijrw' I 1 tKast Oregonlan Special.) HERMISTOX, Jan. 19. At Commercial Club luncheon Tuesday noon. Father Butler spoke of Hermis ton having- a fair chance' for the es tablishment of a Misters hospital. He has ieen making investigations and finds that a number of eastern sisters are to come west early iji the spring; to start a hospital at Bend asd also one in another town in Central Oregon. He is of the opinion that possibly on recommendations he has already ad vanced, it would be decided by the sisters to install a hospital here at the time they establish their Central Oregon institution. R. C. Chain owner and operator of he City Meat Market and Grocery dis posed of the grocery business to tne Kingslcv Mercantile Co. Wednesday and removed it to their store. Mr. Challis will deal exclusively in meats and vegetables and fruits in season. The student body of the high school announced two high class attractions for the people of Hermlston and vlci sity. The first one Is Dr. Sherman L. Divine, a well ksown lyeeum orator, who will deliver his lecture on "Am- ( Kasl ( Iregonlaii Hpeclal.) ATIIKNA. Jan. It. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ftoctn of I Ihton were In II... city Prlduy visiting at the home at Mrs. lingers mother, Mrs. Mill. Mrs. BuVahlll of Snlctn Is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. M W er. , I.. I.. l.it oHllcM was lii the city from Adams Monday vmM- Re an I Mis K. Koprlva com- 0 i ( i,. .Via S. Hhr anil Miss Mat tie i "oi pai I- motored to rbafllaton Tuesday evelilnn I" alien, I the revival ling at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs. V " Head and Mrs. 1 BcPheraon Want i-emdcton visitors Mosdny. ji,,, v I was a visitor 111 Pendlc- ti n Tuesday. Mrs. IJIIli Klril spent Tueaday III I'endlelon. J ri ITa'-v Warren was up from ivndli'ton Wedlieaday vlaltlna Mlsa lav warren. Word lias been received of the aer- : s lllneaa of cimide Coo man, a for- I nn-r Athena ov, now llvln at Tho 1 nun... The voung nliin's case -was very serious lint late reports "how thai he Is much betler. Mrs C M Kaxer laid as her guesta Kililay her sister. Mis. C. B Hond of Pendleton and Mrs. Kmory of Ietrolt. Michigan, an old friend. Charles imdlev of the (lolden Hule van a visitor In lviidleton Tueadav. Mrs. I'. ' Kmnell spent Tuesday ill f'eiidletos. Mrs Hugh Mclnlvre and Miss I-aura Mclntyre were -vlsltnrs in Tendletnl Thursday. The Misses Clara Mane ii..i,i , Haiilster were visitor ton Thursday. Miss Vera grant spent the week end with relative In Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs nlvon were Pendleton visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mra I I' Harder Jr. of Milton spent Sunday at the Prank Do Kieeci; home. Thursday eenln in a practice basketball irarfie Athena won from Weston with a score of 4" to 22. Mrs. le .lohiison la very ill at her home west of town. The W. C. T. I". met at the home of Mrs. tvapcr Wednesday and spent a Vtry delightful afternoon. Kev. Mr. Clevenger hns resumed as Dolly and In Wcs- j oastor of the Boptlut i -iove" to California. church und will THE BATTLE WON j Confidence in your physician ! or the tonic that he may prescribe, is half the battle ; won. - The consistent use oi SCOTT'S EMULSION i always begets confidence in j those who tako it Scott'a is a tonic-nutrient recom mended by physicians everywhere. Lot SCOTT'S Herfp you win your battlei against weakneaa. Scott a Bewae, BtoomaeM, if. j, le-ta Lacelede. Mo., has welcomed (Jen eral John .1 Pershing to his old home. There were decorations and cere monies and formalities, but the com mander of tire A. F F. got rid of thes e as soon us poaaible. He Is seen here, the centre of an admiring crowd, on the Broadway of the town where he w as born. ericanism" at the Baptist church Thursday evenrng, January 22. The Oirls Glee club will slug several selec tions before the lecture. The second number is a concert to be given Monday February 2, by the Willamette University Olee Club, which is composed of 18 young men. The Glee Club appeared here two year8 ago and delighted the large audience. bungalow erected on their ranch 1 1-1 miles east of town. When completed it will be woiiern in evecy respect, with all the regular built In fixtures. Miss Gladys Deals entertained a number of her friends Wednesday. The evening was spent with music and games after which delicious refresh ments were served. The embroidery club met Tuesday The club is advertised better than ever j evening at the home of yiidlth Kelley. this year and will entertain with The many friends of Italph Hlatt solos, ouartetfl. glees and stunts. will be sorry to learn of his Illness this week. Iist reports are that he in get ting along nicely. Miss Marie I'lerson Wood hss taken a position as substitute for the local telephone Co. Clarence B, Johnson recently dis charged from 22 months service "over II. ere" and a 1917 graduate of O. A. C. in Dairy Husbandry and Horticul ture has accepted a position aa official tester for the Cotloie. His territory Includes Tillamook, Bay City and Clo-verdale. The snow lias practically disappear on account of the -washouts Detweeu no, to W((t 1mt) y((j Rufus and Day on tne west anu iau- fleld t the east. How Long Should a Good Motor Truck Last? How Long Will a Good Truck Run? is the question that many truck owners are ask ing themselves and if they will ask any man that owns one or more White he will find his answer waiting for him. FRENTZEL-WAILES MOTOR CO Pendleton, Ore. Phone 1G THE WHITE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. To Prevent Qrip Take Hi Bromo Quinine Tablets" tJe sure you get the Genuine Look for this signature on the box. 30c tin Monday R. K. Mitchell assumed I full proprietorship of the Hermlston trrlig Store and immediately changed the name to the Mitchell Drug Co. Mr. Mitchell has already commenced rearranging the interior and improv ing the place. Art Burkenbine, formerly with the Citv Meat Market has taken a posi tion with the "KlnfnUey Merohantilc Co. and will look after the delivery of groceries. Mr. and Mrs. (. n. Kaper are the parents of a nine pound baby daugh ter, born at St. Anthony's hospital In Pendleton on Tuesday, Jan. 13. Ccll Kelly is temporarily acting as clerk In Slscel's confectionery during the enforced absence of Harold Me Keen who is confined to his home by Injury from a fall last week. Bn A. ConnSfl of Paulson. ash left last evening after spending severa days in the city receiving acquaintance and looking after his property west o town. Arnold Shotwell who has Wen with the army of occupation in Siheria for some time, has arrived in California and will soon be mustered out. He was one of the first of the many young men of Hermlston to enlist In the war and lo 'he list to return. He is eld est son of Mi. and Mrs. J. K. Shot well. C. S. McNaught returned the first of the week f rr m a business trip to Portland to receive medical attention. due to a piece of steel In his eye which had to be removed. JfTT H ;. Newport returned Wed nesday from a short visit with friends In Portland. R. Alexander stopped off Tuesday for a few hours enroule to Portland ! tn attend the funeral of his brother-in-law M S. Bloeh which was held Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walker nnd daughter Jinn left the first of the I ; week for a two weeks visit with rela tives and friends in Seattle. The Hermlston Auto Co. received a -..1 r.r t.-,.r,l rM ma the first of the iweek direct from the factory. They Tuesday, are all SOUlpped with self starters and KMn, the young son of Mr. and Mrs electric lighting ayatems. Thompson, has been quite serl- Colonel H. c Newport left for.ously ill the past week, but Is Improv- I Portland Thursday for a short bualneaa ing now I trip. I James Gent U having a four room Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bennett and younaT Ion are here vlsltiniff from Mi lium, Wallowa atftonty. M T. Matot'want over to Perry Sunday to 'spend the day with his parents. .Mr and Mrs. I.yle Hr'ant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Micks. Mrs. Hubert Pa gan and Wayne Williams went to Pendleton Saturday to do some trad ing. Mr. and Mrs. 'Rrnest flryson left Gibbon Sunday for Pendleton where they will remain a few days before going to Alaska to spend the sumrifer. Mrs. W. W. Williams went to N'or fork Sun. lav to spend a few days with Mr. Williams who is flection foreman there. . , GRANDMA NEVER LET HER HAIR 6ET GRAY She C. K. Stout in a Tondlcton visitor. Jack Sherman today. la hero from Kcattle Krpt ller I U- Itark (.lowty. With Kiup TVa nnd Sulphur. and vl (Iiip to the Chinook that struck thin , y nn Pxaffffa.ratPr?"or,n7T.f Grip. T.AXA- srrtion liifwiijy. in Isolated from tral However Hormistnn j TTVE RROMO QOlNIN'K Tablets ahould Filn and mail service j oe tiKen in larger aomnm tnnn la pre- A grfod plan When yon darken vour hair with Setye Tea and Sulphur, no on ctm I'il, because It drtne no naturally, so evenluy. Prcp&rlntc thta mixture though, nt home Ih murtHy and trouble acme. At HtUe eoxt you can buy at any drug atore tho rendy-to-uae prep aration, Improved by the addition of other InffTedientH ealled "Wyeth'a Saft and Sulphur 'ompound." You Juat dampen a aponjre or aoft brunh with It and draw this through your hair, taking ona anmtl s' rmul nt a time. Ity mornipfT all ktuv hair disappears, anrl. after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark ened, glossy and luxuriant. Uray. faded hair, though na dla grace. Is a sign of old ago. and aa we all deaire a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy at once with re nick hut. i.. ... . . . . PKKVKNT IT by taklrur L.AXATIVB wy a wuinpur cumpouna BRO.MO QVlINE Tablets In time. and look years younger. ; BROTHERS MEET HERE AFTER 30 YEARS APART I . (Kast Oregonlan Special.) C.IHBO.V Jan. 19. R. C. Haser went down to Pendleton Monday meet his brother. I-eo linger, whom he had not seen for 30 years. Miss Belva Williams has been quite ill the oast week with a severe cold Mr. and Mrs. Tref. Sears and Mr and Mrs. ricorge Brace went down to Pendleton Monday. Mr. and Mra I.. Tambrun spent the week-end here with their two daugh ters. Mrs. W. W. Williams and Mrs. Tref Sears. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Thompson and Mr. und Mrs. M. T. Matott were In l eiidl-ton Tuesday. B. U. I'rice left Tuesday for Wesinn after spending several weeks here with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson. Ed Kidder went over to t.n nmnde Mrs. Tncian Williams and baby I'endleton Tuesday shopping. We think that we have the best me chanics in the town: Carl Jacobson, Ed Walker, Hugh Walker, Carl Amnions. Try them and give us your opinion. Western Auto Co. Garage Phone 530. Paint Shop Phone 633