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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PEWDLETOW, OREOON, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1920.
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People Here and There
Vial tin; five army lecruHInK Hlu- ( Brady h hu legman far the tlx Huclt-
t'UM In m cwou unu Keeping l" on -u ". o ..mi nerni tunM ruijiinn iiimi
travt'lH all over 0t'tf0tl
automobile
extra recruiting partlex keofk t Hniiiin
John M. Pr UjMy. CuPwu Piute, 1 ,
wh.M liMuiimrterH are ih Portland,! For thirty yeujr 10. K. Kiddle, of I. a
left thin morning for La fintude after Grande, wbm b member of the nohodl
an IwipeotiOn trip here und win uImo go board. i.ntiT lu served iii Kim lACwla
to Washington, trt of which Ih In-i ture In the Senate, aiul then he wa-k
eluded in bin territory. He slates that ninde a member tit the State High-way
recruiting buslnenn Ls hIow and that Commission. Mr. Kiddle arrived in
the total, for the past few mouths the city thin morning and motored to
amounted to flinty V pe cent of what He ho on road busbies, with Judge C.
thi army expected. The recent war La if. Murh, M. O. Hcnnctt, highway en
the cause, uys Captain I'agc. glneer, and O. Dunning, county
I commissioner.
.Vows that the road to Mitchell, '
away uff'in Wheeler county, was mad.' I Keppner and the other towns of
impaHHihle 'by recent knows does not i Morrow county have a few more
dismay Mr- nn Mrs. .1. Y. ltradv. who! 'Mihtichi citizens now than before
left today In their Hudson fOr a trip
1.) Fosellt Mitchell, and other towns
where railroads are unknown. Mr.
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BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Tuesday, a session of the circuit vour
having been held there for naturali
zation on Tuesday. Circuit Judge O.
W. Phelps presided. Judge Phelps
also Nettled Up a few matters of equity
in a "bet weeu-terms" wens! on and fin
ished In lime to return to Pendleton
yesterday. Ho arrived on No. 2 last
nlnx. Morrow county farmers are
I rig free advice to t he footsore, says
he short shoe Is the ureutesi memoe
lO efficient feel for It causes Ihe most
Kin mou evil, the broken down front
iich. A nut her "arch enemy " Is t he
heel lee shoe, he tayi, which permits
to support to? I he foot, utile such
i shoe in worn on sort ground. The "
ancient I UOOdWin points out, be
came flat-footed from v. ea ring sa n
dais on the ha rd road. He recom
mand, as IdeSj the twelve-eight heel,;
which Is an inch and A half high. Ir
I Goodwin Is one of 111 men sent out 1
by the company to give information
to the public. The com pan v main
tains two schools for the training ofi
xperta, a part of the SehoU plan j
is to cooperate with schools and Dr. i
OoodWtn spoke today at the high
school and illustrated his lecture with'
slides.
HERE'S A USE OF RECORDS FOR YOU
LET REED SUPPLY YOUR EVERY WANT
8. tt. liurnatigh, for. the most par
mixes anil sells pills, roue. CO in era
anil the thousand and one other thin
8 drugstore handles. But when the
State !ce isln t are meet a t Bafeffi he
just as optimistic over the crop pros- I goes hence from Enterprise and takes
pt cts as thom of I matilla county, the I nm neat in the house, where he is Joint
ePnasmH
' judge says, iiiit the shortage of water
tor ih summer season looms large.
Stomach or bowel dis
I order poisons the blood
and thus irritates the
rest of the body.
-r,r,f .. of Any MdfctM in th WorU.
Sold evMwUt. In boa. 10c . 2fic.
"If the American people fitted their
I heads us they do their feet. their
j craniums would be the shape of
chocolate drops," nays Dr. N. A . Good
! win, orthopedic specialist who is at
j the J. l Penney store today under
the auspices of the Kchoii Manufac
turing Co, Dr. Goodwin, who Is giv-
colors
CASH
GROCERY
representative froh lnion and Wal
Iowa counties. .Mr. Bm-naugh
spending the day in Pendleton.
John M. lolph returned on No. IS
last evening from Portland) after
Witnessing tie Meehn n -Wa 1 Uor hour
at Mi! wa ukie arena and signing u
the headliners for a big boxing card
that will be staged by Pendleton Post.
A m erica n I,egion. in Happy Canyon
on the night of April 10. He ta em
phatic in declaring that Pendleton will
have the greatest boxing exhibitions
here in memory, but Is not yet ready
to divulge just who the topnotchers
Agents fo
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There's nothing us pretty, or
an cheap, considering quality,
REED FURNITURE. Our
The latest, bvst. most beautiful music is always on Co
lumbia Record. Here are eight hilarious Jazz Hits by
Art Hickraaq'a Orchestra from the St. Francis Hotel, San
Francisco:
A-tl 1 I
l- IbiliV fiii' Knx-trol from ' K(,l'jiv
'ill M Slri'rt.i of t'ulrj iif-te.
t large floors are fairly bubbling! raj. . r.ji-U-t
over with the newest of the new i
B along this line.
Toll Mr Wnjr Pox-trot
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Hlaltatfaa MMHH MfdMy Fox-lrot Introducing
1 You will be pleased with our r"" "" BIw-HiMluyljw-troi
showing. PMh-Fw-tr6t
nWroot ami Low Walts
Gruikshank & Hampton
128 E. Webb
"QUALITY COUNTS"
Use Our Exchange Department
Phone 548
llealr Ml net Mum
WAY
Sagless
Springs
It Pays to Pay Cash at CONROY'S
Blancliard Milk, 2 cans 25c
Mt. Vernon Milk, can 15c
Rice, 6 pounds $1.00
Prunes, 6 pounds 1.00
Mixed Red Beans, 14 lbs $1.00
Van Camps Pork and Beans,
No. 2 tins, 5 for $1.00
Solid Pack Corn, 2 cans 35c
Knight's Dill Pickles, can 30c
Crisco 60c, $1.20 and $2.30
Tea, 1 pound package 50c
D. J. Kirk, of Umapine, Is livestock
project leader for the Umapine dis
trict and is here today to confer with
Fred Hcnnion, county aent, and Pert
Whitman, county livestock project
leader for the purpose of forming a
hoys' cam cluh. Mr. Kirk says that
the recent flurries of snow In the
county did not hit I'maplne.
c. k. Yanston. secretary of the
i'cmllcton COllimtrcJal Association,
arrived home this morning on Xo. 6
from a three-day trip to I'ortland.
durlnjf which he attended the meet
ing of the home service hoards of the
(Salvation Army in the state.
If W. Collins and Ken Burroughs
were among the homecoming passen
gers on No. 6 this morning, both hav
ing been In I'ortland on busless.
IC. C. McCook. formerly In t he im
plement husincHg with I St Heat ley.
lis back from a winter's visit In south
! ern Ca'ifornla. Some of the time
; spent In the nolden state wa passed
I in visiting with 'brothers who are In
i the baaktng btuajn, in the south.
NICE CHICKENS
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
A GOOD TIME TO BUY
LARD
No. l's 35c
No. 3's $1.00
No. 5's $1.60
No. 10's $3.10
Empire Meat Market
'The Old Reliable'1
Established 1890
Phone 18
I H. I... Irantner. of Free water. Is
j here today.
! A. . I autnelster of Baker, Is a
j Pendleton visitor.
O. Holmes of Walla Walla. Is In the
city.
SPECIAL SALE
For a Few Days Only
Van Camp's Tomato Soup
Van Camp's Vegetable Soup
Van Camp's Clam Chowder
Special Price 2 cans for 25c
Grocery Department
Two Phones 526
evening of February 6, and reikless- were Joined there by Commissioner O.
ness and neglect are charged against ', L. Dunning of Stanfickl. on a trip of
the employe of the defendant. J. A. ! inspection.
Fee represents the plaintiff.
Call-; for Qgfcla al Venire.
Judge U. W. I'helps. who
today Crom Heppner. Issued
returned
a spec ial
SIMPLEX IRONER
What the Simplex Haven in
time and wages, is worth look
ing Into. An honing (hut re
quires hulf a day to do by hand.
the Htniplcx doe In
The Simplex will
finish a table cloth
perfectly in three
minutes, bringing,
out the design as
tho it were newly'
purchased. An ex-;
perienccd hand
laundress require I
from to 45 min
utes. Save yourself
and your clothes by
using one of these
machine. Call 1037
and we will he.
pleased to tell you
more about thia
machine.
an hour.
CHAS. MILNE
UK IM Alia St.
(lKsite Alia l b. .hi-
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
call for Jurymen to sere beginning
Monday morning. March 2-, at 9 !
1 01 lock. Sheriff T. D. Taylor 1m now
making the venire.
INVADE BANDIT HAUNT
TO RtSCUE COMRADE
I Unmor sues Tuvi Qotnpany.
I Hubert Uinsner today brought suit
against the Parker Taxi Co.. for ItfiO.
j damages, alleged inflicted In a collision
j between a car which he owns and oh
driven by an employe of the taxi con
jcern. The damage to his ear Is
j placed at 2U0 and to himself for
j broken ribs and bruises $150. The
alleged accident occurred at the cor
!ner of Webb and Iinc streets on the
Mn Hold on Statutory Charge.
O. A. Jacobson, of Ilerinistoii, was
arrested at Kre-water esterday to
nnftwer to a statutory crime, commit
ted against his 1 5- ear-old slstcr-ln-a
w ai Hermiston. He had his pre
liminary hearing before Justice of the
Peace Joe H. Parke today and was
bound over to the grand jury In $1000
bad. He is In Jail In default of the
bail. The girl was sent to the Louisa'
home. Portland, several weeks ago.
IKING STARTS NEW FAD
CiiiMiiiomrs In tVcafl End.
County Judge C. H. Marsh and
eomralMdoner it. 10. Anderson drove to
Bono today on official business and
' SHANGHAI, (larch 19. Dr. Klliott
Osgood, medical missionary, Freder
ick Smith of the Chicago Tribune, and
J. t. Thornton, representative of the
Standard Oil company, have left on a
rescue mission into the haunts of the
Yunnan bandits to rescue O. B. Met
eait, Knglish missionary, who has
'been captured.
Metcalf is being held as a hostage
for bandits who are former soldier
and are demanding reinstatement of
e Chinese army American rescuers
have recently set fire A. I Shcllon,
Captured by the same bandits.
PS
We Take Pride
in Selling You
Groceries of dependable brands and we are always
ready to refund the full purchase price of any article
that should in the least prove unsatisfactory.
The Large Navel
Oranges 80's
$1.00 Doz.
California Grape Fruit
3 for 25c
Babbett's Cleanser
2 for 15c
Armours Veribcst Milk
15c Can
Eggs at 40c Dozen are Cheaper Than Meat.
Standard Grocery Co.
C. L. Bonney, Pres.
230 E. Court Phone 96
CRIES WAT TO PRIZE
LONDON Vou gotta go gome
to keep up with England's royalty
In matter of dresn The other day
the Prinze of Wales shoved up
iwitn bia derby on one side of his
(heart. Now King George appears
jwlih his pants creased the "wrong
way." making It the "right way.'
rEdward VII. King George s father,
wore the royal trousers creased
jilor.s th sides.
Sorethroat?
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1 only Turpentine ointment on throat
una enem. t over with 1 minei en 1 n.
Kepejit night and morning.
Turpo
THI TUOPfMTIHt OIKTMtMT ,
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For Liver and Bowels
Dr. Carter's K. 4 B. Tea
A Mi 11 Grntle Trent Hide Laxative and
Healthfti Drink.
For the stomach, liver and boweli and
to purify the blood, there' nothing more
reKable. Give it (o the little one when
they get feverish andean t eat. They like
it and it does (hern lota of good.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Here won't be enough
Fordson Tractorsltogo 'round!
THE demand for the Fordson tractor is so great
that it will be a long time probably before every
one will be able to get one. Therefore, if you
are looking for a tractor and wish a Fordson you should
see us at once. -1t , lt
The Fordson has more than fulfilled expectations.
With its economy efficiency durability it is ideal
for the average farm, vliriM . j
Burns kerosene has special air washer and all
moving parts are enclosed there is practically no
thing to cause trouble.
Use it with the Oliver No. 7 Plow
SIMPSON A I im m
' Demonstration Saturday, March 20th, at Frazier ranch, back
vi ii.gu sviiuui. i.i. ana r . ivl.
Drop Freezone on touchy
corn, then lift that corn
off with fingers
writ Ff
Tfeggo i
KfONOMY hitrt; to
NINOPO. t'hina Little Tettl
Tang-pinr flMd. Kurpled and
cried her av to a prite in a baby
welfare pxhihitlon re.entlv here.
fhtfti HmihI r.Mi Mople BttJMlM
. Tisi Mffrll H(I .-vr hld ID
' i tlx ''iM.-iiiHuba1 i..t-ifrti '-a-
ml tt' w tin a
tMl IkW MM 4 II U; bLth.
DiHn'L hurt a Mt! Irop a little
FrpJEnnt DO iui aching corn. Instant
ly that corn )pt hurting1, then jrou
lift it rifrht out. Y'et, mask'! No hum
bug! A tiny bottle of Freexoiit costs but
n fcv.- cents at any driitf store, but is
sufficient to remove every haird corn,
soft corn, or corn between the t.es.
and -. withitiu .-orenesj or irri
tation.
Freezone Is ihe MfiMttOnaJ iis. -v-erv
of a Cincinnati teniuy. l l?. Von
derful.
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