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PAGE THREE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1020 TEN PAGES lllllllllllllllllillllllilllffl O i 1 1 J-1 . IH I News of Pendleton 101101101101101101101101101101 Buy "Holsum Bread" "For Over Sunday" "HOLSUM" KEEPS FRESH LONGER AND IS FULL WEIGHT, 1 lb. 10c; and 1 1-2 lb. 15c Our Big Saturday Order will arrive FRESH AND "HOLSUM" SATURDAY MORNING, direct from the big ovens of the Log Cabin Baking Co., Portland. MADE CLEAN, SOLD CLEAN, DELIVERED a CLEAN , "Waste Less Buy the Best", Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. Fine Groceries.and Meats Phones 101, (Private exchange connecting both departments.). FaaanM t n 1.1. Wl unernl of Ihe lata Doll Hohui over was UM IhlH morning from '"""m chapel. Hov. Alfred LOOkwoOd .pastor of (he Church uf the Redeemer officiated. lie 101101101101101101101101101101 Truffle orrleur III. William lyyday, crafHc officer, la III today with (trip. lo has been assisting I lie health department for several days in placing und lifting quarantines urn local residences. -- Kmriiifi BOO, lined. M. ('. Hill paid u IS fine in police court thlH morning after he had plead ed utility to a charge of lotting the motor of iIh car running while the ear was unattended. llrttiriiH rVum SMkane. Will M. I'eteraon returned fron Spokane yesterday afternoon on N 7. There Is considerable enow on the ground in the eastern Washington wheat section, Mr. l'eterson said. m Pilot ItiK-k lawyer Here. I. M. Schannep, of Pilot Hock, Is in if Pendleton today on legal business. It 1 is rumored that citizens of the south- j orn Oomm unity have suggested tils j' name as a county judge possibility. ITch, I. Till, i ( hureli To (lost). Because of, the InflUensa situation I In Pendleton, the Kirst ITeBbyterian Church, will hold no services on Kun- da The measure Is taken in the hops of, relieving the situation. THAT SUNDAY DINNER " . 141 . Sweet Potatoes, per pouna - New Cabbage, soid heads, per pound 12c New Babv Beets, per bunch 15c Fancy Celery, per bunch - 0c Head Lettuce, very nice, per head lc Parsnips, per pound 05c Fresh Salads Club House Salad, per pound 40c Crab Salad, per pound 60c Shrimp Salad, per pound 60c Pimento Cheese, per pound 70c Mayonaise Dressing, per pound 70c Grocery Department Two Phones 526 PROTECT Me Before The Fire" Your Self (Your Income Your Family tliis With an accident Hilley written through agency. Wo write 1 1 K in at the lowest rales and give you sKBVHJIS, JOE KERLEY Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Grain Pendleton Question Solved If you buy out of town, j v" And I buy out of town, And the rest of us buy out of town What will become of the town? r ANSWER: A quick solution of the Housing problem, for soon we won't need any houses in the old town. Call us for Rock Springs Coal. OREGONUMBER I (WATCH THIS SPACE) Pmwnri r Mr, iiiiiiim The funeral of the late Mrs. Iee Billings, Walla Walla woman who died 1 recently in Pendleton, was held thin morning from the Folnom chape). Rev. i Father Kern of the Catholic church of which Mrs. Hillings waa a member. Officiated. WWi to Bo Notified. The Ked CruHS asks anyone who has I been receiving food from the diet kit chen who wishes the service discon- I tinned, to notify the office by phon- j ing 460. The demand for food from the kitchen is still great, say those in ; charge of the kitchen. Salvation Army Sale Tomorrow. The Salvation Army doughnut sale will be held tomorrow at the Allen Knight Company. Captain Jennie Conrad announces that 2000 real Sal vation Army doughnuts will be aoltf, the proceeds to go toward remodeling the 8. A. hall on Alta Street. Trm-tor scliool Postponed. The tractor school scheduled to take place here February 4 and 5 has been ! indefinitely postponed, according to a j decision reached today by Fred Ben nior., county agent, H- B. Inlow, prin 0:11:11 of 'ho high school and Fred P. ; A iv 11, illy school superintendent. I)c i 1 "See 721 Main IMirtiiM'iit Handicapped. Tltrce or the four members "f the E paid fire ucpai (merit are now on tho sick r.Mt, leaving Fireman King th- only regular on the Job. Chief W. K. , Uingold was taken ill yewterday. after-, noon. His assistant, Floyd Hfathmaii has been ill for several days a has also been Fireman Peters. Coiiirs to See .ruiMl-djiugliter. Thomas Thompson arrived from j 5 Portland on No. 6 this morning to sen his new grand-daughter, little Miss SS Catherine Ann lioyden, and to Join Mrs. Thompson, who came home two days ago. The Thompsons have been spending the month of January in the Rose City. Stanley Jewell Kctunis. Stanley Je-wett. of the local offic of the I. S. Biological Survey, returned j sg today from a visit to Washington. Hg attended the meeting of the National 5E livestock Association held recently In j Spokane ana says mm ine worm 01 me 1 Survey was commended hy the stock men. Tt was decided at the meeting to petition Congress for more money to carry on the work of the Survey. MedcViuicli Funeral Tomorrow. The funeral of the late Or. Harry A. Medernach. former Pendleton man who died recently in Portland, will be held at Holman's parlors tomorrow at g ; 30 ft. m. Requiem mass will he of fered and interment will be at Itose City cemetery. Dr. Medernach, who was 42 years of age. Is snrvlded by his wife. Mrs. Justine Medernach and a 10 year old daughter, Harriett Medernach. John ix.es pace Judge Three young men of the John Doe family were fined $10 each In police court this morning on n charge of be ing drunk. All pleaded quilty and paid fines. Henry Jones and John fleorge, Indians, received like sent ence for a similar offense and paid fines. Harry Ford, colored, was the sixth alleged inebriate and his por tion was five days In Jail In lieu of the $10 fine assessed against him. Hnvn Hospital hi Parsonage. An emergency influenxa hospital Is In operation at Pilot Bock, says Miss 5tasia P. Walsh, lied Cross nurse who arrived from Pilot Bock todny after establishing the hospital. The hospi tal Is located In the residence formerly occupied by Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Itlck ford. who recently left for China. Five patients are accommodated in the building. Miss Walsh is leaving the hospital In charge of Miss Martha Johnson, while Miss Walsh leaves to take charge of a hospital at Hermls-ton. Out. of Ort I Manufacturers' Directory A I6f-page directory manufacturers, issued by the Asso- I elated Industries of Oregon, has Just been distributed and copies are be- Ing received In Pendleton. The : booklet Is the first attempt on the: part of any such organisation to com pile a list of all the manufactures In Oregon and is intended for use as a reference book. It is indexed both by towni having manufactures and has mmodities manufactured in various Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE Use the Phones Grocery 2 phones 526 Other Depts. 78 T N R K IT HAS BEEN THE INTENTION OE FASHION PARK TO EXE CUTE A READY-TO-PUT-ON STYLE IN WHICH DUE REGARD HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE WELL SET-UP, SUBSTANTIAL TYPE OE BUSINESS MAN. THE WA 1ST HAS BEEN PLACED REASONABL Y HIGH AND IT DOES NOT SUGGEST TIGHTNESS EITHER IN APPEAR ANCE OR FEELING. THE TROUSERS HANG STRAIGHT. READY-TO'PUT-ON CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY-ON , TAILORED AT FASHION PARK Rochester New York The Man, a style book for Autumn, is ready lor you. WE ARE READY TO SIIOIV THE STYLES DEVELOPED BY OUR TAILORS ATFISHON PARK a $35.00 to $75.00 131 OVERCOAT SUPREMACY For sixty years it has been the un swerving purpose of the House of Kuppenheinier to make clothes bet ter than they were ever made before. With this dominating ideal ever in mind thru all the years is it any wonder that Kuppenhei nier Overcoats exeell all others in style, in wear ability, in all round value and satisfaction giving. Kuppenheinier Overcoat $45.00 to $65.00. MEN'S UNDERWEAR Offpi eil in manv stvles and weights. . . S1.00 to $7.50 MEN'S SHIRTS At- Men will like the shirts we're showing now. tractive patterns and colorings. Madrass $2.00 to $3.50 Silk, up to $13.50 A M YS TIE IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF HIS DRESS .... 1 i 1 . A The choosing of winch requires a peculiar laient that few men have. We have, however, this talent to a fine deeree. so vou can come here expecting to find just the neckwear you've been looking for and wanted to buy. And so attractively priced that we know your purchases will be big 50c to $4.00 MEN S SOX Cotton and Lisle 15c to 75c Silk Sox $1-00 to $2.00 n.rdanre with the mousilris used combat the Inflm-tiM sUiixtii'iV low us Ctrastsf Miirttn. who hat hfen em Vloveil in the Haer tSlSltn store. ...i.:.,: a liosttion as. nean 01 ha stove department In one or tojthe o. W. station wns broken open oiul.t ami ransaokeo'. SOCOTdrns j in reports to the police today. Virginia. Todd retary, sjiid be the IM venture held 111 J'Hot Hock. Miss local Ked Cross I that nothinK of value i was missing, however. A win.iow was broken and the door forced open. WILLIS WILLEY IS OUSTED BY CHURCH ts kind ever from attending the Hlllytrd Christian church. n tlley was rxpelletl from church In according to tha pastor but insists on attending and interrupt ing; discourse. tht Taktaaa. BUT GO HE WILL MILLERAND WARMLY largest hardware stores Mr. and Mrs. Martin will leave nexi MStMHstS Vol to lime DM 111 week for Yakima. No services will he held in the , ! U.O.nfllut .l,,,,l, ..n Sun.L.v file llo.l I 'Cos I :ilil'Vil I lU.I.'il decision uot to hold, church is lo M , Th Ked CXfiM WKHi "'""" ,"J A. .1. iill Ili-ro. A. J. Hill, well known farmer Pilot Kock, Is In the city today. Is telling of I'llot Kock's big c. mnnitv aiution sale to he held I'AIMS Jan. 30. lrenuer Mllleruml of SPoKANK. Jan IS. OS OHMS, it is replying- to Interpellation in iho He alleged he interrupted church services rh;i,her of deputies today warmly da. com- t Willis Wllley must appear before tmad his in hi net. Preliminary v.- n that Jodne Hunese, reorii.tr : nn '- ,K indicated the goxernment will ami 7, The sals will ! cause why ha, shoald not be barred robwbly rccelvf a vo o( coo(lden . 1 . wr r.-C'
