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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1920)
DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREQON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30. 1 920. PAGE NINE TWELVE PAGES Sure Death To Corns The first tblh "Geta-It" does when tunas on a corn or cauus is io unuii Lit the nnln. Then It shrivels the corn lr callus and loosens It. COLUMBIA HAS WEATHER THAT STARTS AEEAEFA ' "Urtm-ti SHbH !!. Soon, ft III almoftt ready to fat off. You In lp It Just a null- by lifting It oil 'twlxt thumb and finger. You don't nvi-n no t It. In is.- there Ih no hurt left in It. Millions have proved It the t'liuneat. aurest, safest and most pleas ant method. rieta-It." the never falling, guaran teed money-back corn remover coats but a trifle at any drug store. M'f'd by E. Lawrence n Co.. Chicago. Sold In Pendleton and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Tallman & Co. and Kconomy Drug v. The average man a a poor Judge of his own Importance. (Kust Oregonlitn Special.) COIjL'MHIA. April 30. A audden change In the weuther the fore part of the week, the theromeler reaching 86 degrees on Monday, rather pleaaed alfalfa growers of the community. Irrigation has now started, the "A" Line being advanced far enough In the work, some water has been fur nished and a full' head will be avail able the latter part of the week and Irrigating will then be in full blast. Itubber boots and shovels will be In evidence everywhere. The crew of men who have been working on the ''A" IJne have been transferred to the drain ditch on the lower Cold Springs canyon and the work there will be completed In a few days. Harold Pennington, overseas veter an had the misfortune to have a couple of rlbbs wroken while nt work cn the H. J. millings farm last Mon day. The handle of the Fresno struck him knocking him unconscious. He van taken to Hermlston by Clcorge lleddow near whose place he waH working and was attended by Dr. Adams who reported the accident as painful but not serious. Mr. Penn ington was 7 months In the hospital while in France having been wound ed twice. Teddy Stewnrt who Joined the navy last September and was sent to San Francisco to a training station is re ported to have received a promotion. Taken from the bugle squad ho was made battalion bugler and as U cus tomary in the service of lTncle Sam. was placed on the honor roll for good Improvements and a report sent to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, from Washington. Mr. Anna Sapper and sisters Mrs. Mary Witter are visiting ut the home of Otto supper ut Hormlstori. Columbia School made a very good I record at the track meet held at Echo j Saturday. The following won price: Claude i lee, id, ix, Shelock atockard,' Maude Hlinnan, Florence ifannun, ! Oertrude Hall and Owendollna La! I'urre. The first two mentioned won In three different entries. Dan Parker has accepted the posi tion of Ditch rider for the Hast Knd. A Millinery school sln.'lar to the j sewing school held here recently by ' the Neighborhood club will be held In Hermlston May 4 frilm 2 to 5 p. m,. alio the entire days, May 6 and 8. The alternate days are taken to ollow those nttendlng the school, lime oil the following days for home duties. An expert milliner from O. A. C. will be present, ulso Miss May Harmon, coun-j ty demonstration agent to aslst with (he work. Anyone who wishes may I bring old hats to be made over. Frame making, tinting of flowers and j leaves, will bo taught as well as trim ming of hats. It Is hoped everyone who can will take advantage of this; opportunity. The making of dress forms by Miss BtlB May Harmon, which will lie the ' last for the season was In progress, at ; the home of Mrs. fieorge Beddow last Saturday. Luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Anna Sapper for the party having work done and a pleasant hour spent after which the work was resumed. 1 On account of the Millinery school b.lno- held next week there will be no ! meeting of the Neighborhood Club. 'rh. , meetinir time will be report- ; e at a future date. WA SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME 'SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES pastes and lipoids To,K-Tz$i!7L2 THE P. r. BALLET COaTOIlATIONS LTD.. ill BUFFALO, R Y. H BANKERS SAY DELAY ! OF PEACE IS CRIME : "A new note we've struck it" Chesterfield NO "sharps," no "flats," but my! how Chesterfields "Satisfy!" ' A delightful selection of fine Turk ish and Domestic tobaccos, harmo niously blended in an entirely new and exclusive way. The blend is based on our private formula the outcome of many years of experiment. And the final result has justified the time and money spent. For certainly, Chesterfields do "satisfy." But don't take our word for it. Smoke a Chesterfield today and find out for yourself. Tl .-..I.. I n,,.irl,,rA.nrilir r .1 1" L lld keeps Chesterfields firm and fresh, always. a KOEPPENS PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A. C. Koeppen & Bros. The Drug Store That Serve You Beat. Idh MERMAN Cl-Al'SSKMlits Special Agent o State life Insurance Co. In Old Line Company that doe all ts business In the west. tlO Beauregard St, P. O. Bog Phono 137-W rty Associated Press.) PINBHUnST, N. C. 30. Delay in concluding a treaty of peace, either for Individual or political reasons, was characterised as "crime aiiainst otvll iiation," In resolutions adopted by the executive council, American Bankers' association. The bankers declared that tne iu ture well belnfr of the United States as well us the welfare of the world, de pended on the resumption with all possible speed el peace-time conditions whli-h cannot be accomplished until terms of the treaty hove been atrreei. upon. The association's attitude toward la-.1....-, , ii.,l .-is henir "a fair re turn for services rendered" hut Jt was asserted that through present tactics labor in cried is siris-me inn;" not at capital." legislation was urced which would prevent a well organized minority from Interfering with the rights of the majority, profiteering being denounc ed as "an expression of a selfish mi nority that must be sternly checked." j n c rin.'incing 01 tne eoiujcr renei -: ku , ...... ,1... clnred tn lie nnRound. in the opinion rreEi res rre DR. C H. DAY Physician and1 Surgeon Osteopath Rooms 2J and 2t Smith-Crawford Bid. Telephone 'iue. Res. tat-R Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings by appointment. DR. N. P. BENNETT DENTIST Phone 333 Tel. JBxch. Bldg Athena, Ore. of the council, which recommended that payments to veterans should be made over a period of from two to 10 years. Francisco, Saturday Keel c!uV by defeating the 1 in I-ong Pcneh. 1 1 to i OLYMPIC CLUB TO PLAY ! ILLINOIS CLUB SATURDAY FOR WATER POLO HONOR STANFORD rNIVKRSITY. Oil.. April 30. The Olympic club of Ban Francisco won the Tight to play the Illinois Athletic club for .the national water nolo championship In San Mother Gray's AROMATIC-LEAF The Medicinal Tru. regulates the sys tem and Kives quick, relief to Weak ness and Lameness of the Sack and Kidnt-ys, NVrvousness, and th dull pafm of the head AKOMATIOLEAF is a simple, pi. ;-,n.t remedy for that tired, languid condition which so unfits one for the daily tasks. Get a pack aic at your drutrffists or by mail, CO cents. Address. Mother Gray Co.. L.e Roy. N. Y DR. K. J. YORK The Celebrated Chinese doc tor with lus wonderful Chinese roots and herbs. Special treat ment has cured hundreds of dif ferent diseases for men and women. If any people who may be suffering from any ailments, why not call and see him? Consultation free. TirB K. J. YORK CHINESE MEDICINE CO. 13 V. 7 th Street Walla Walla Wash. DR. W. H. REYNOLDS Chlropractio Nine Specialist. Rooms 1 and Inlr id Empire Bank Bide Telephone 5018 Bra. 10-11 a. m. 1:80-5 p. m. I AT HOME Drs. Terpen lug Terpen trut, Chiropractic, 8 a n I P r a ctors. Licensed In Ore. and Wash.. 616 W. Tustln. Pendleton. Ore, Phone 442 VV JJ MHHHHMaMHaMaM A Little Better M for the Same Price Ml at 1 - Is an Easy Phone Number to Remember. Tomorrow is Saturday May st, start trading with us for a month and you will easily see why we have the largest retail meat business in Pendleton. If we haven't the cut of meat you want we will tell you so. A Market You Can De pend on only No. 1 grades of Meat sold. DOWNEY'S MARKET The only shop in Pendleton always sellir i Vre'.rtlon of U. S. Ins pceted Meat. I
