East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 01, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAGES page mm DAILY CAST 0REC1GNIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1020. WT- "' 11 '"' - People Here and There A mooting "'' the Htate highway com- mhwluii In Portland today called County Judge C. H. Marsh unit '"inmlsloner B. E. Anderson to tho in. ii,, p,, lis. They loft luHt evening on No. 21 and will return later In the week to tako up tho Juno bchhIoii of tile, county court. where ho will paaa the next fortnight, i lug expedition of I'llnt Rock men with Mr. IJndgrcn will return here by Juno whom ho spent the week end in tin If., at whic h time ho will Join tho j muiinlatns. The parly went oul lo get men's i lutlilng department of Alex anders', In Its new quartern adjoining tho present grocery department.. CIT C. Y. Ileale, farmer of Froevater, was In the eitv veHterdav. Mr. Ileale Albert Untlgren plans to leave this says that Milton and frrei iwater hud Home chilly weather IiihI week anil that the nnow could ho seen on lie' hills to tho south and ohm, causing fruit growers iobli anxiety. The past few days have been warmer, however. evening for Portland and Die bom-lion 'I'll IS out If Iti VoitTll MONKY Cut out this slip, enclose with Co and mull It to Foley & Co., 28.15 Sheffield Ave., Chicago HI., writing your nume and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar, .for cough cold and croup; Foley Kidney Pfm for pain hi sides mid bail;; rheufltt tlsin,, backuche. kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleans ing cathartic. Cor constipation, bilious ness, headache, and sluggish bowels. GIVKS CREDIT TIIJtfM ;ll Tin: i,xi Hackache, lame and stiff muscles nd rheumatic pains are often ymp tomi of deranged kidneys. "I had' 'csk bladder, bail kidneys anil liver." . writes Willie Carter. I.nxar, Pa. "t oouM not sleep wall a id baeU , pained me awful. b id a dizzy feel- ' lug In tile morning. Stale te.klng Foley Kidney I'ills I lia.o be n rellev-I ejd ( all -eion allmanU." T'.it:' rid the I i) i ot pn':oncir nelds tbpt eause I si In s and pa'ns Held everywhere. bear but got wall-filled baskets of trout Instead. They fished In a little stream called Waugh creek and found the fish eager to take tho hook. Those who made up the party, which assem bled at the Klkhorn cabin, were. Fred Moes, of llellx; UtI Itfdrldgo Hr. ".Finks'" JaiHlues, l.evl Hldrldge Jr.. Onirics Htaiher, William Glass, lid .Smith, (jenrgo Done anil I,. C. Schorpf, of Pondleton. I Walter I ' i i.i in. of tlie Collins grain John Casper makes his home In I department, ileparted (May for the Walla Walla, but fiirins extensively In: Deschutes region on a rishlng expwOt BntdtHIa county. Mr. Casper whi Hon. In Pendleton today accompanied by his son, Kirk Casper, says that the They're not expeelln wheat on his ranch near Milu. i I'endieioi, today, for headou; the whe and Is farther advanced it lu this section. than Willard Hatch, nephew of Mrs. Mary Hatch and John Hentley of Ibis city, was In Pendleton yesterday vis iting his realtlvcs. He Is a law stu dent at tloimiga college In Spokane, and Ik prominent In athletics, being a member of the football team . Lyman O, Illce and Herb ilieen re turned last night from a two dayB' trip to the mountain near tho head of Meadow creek. They went on a fishing and hunting expedition. "We Baw Home hear but they were too fur away to shoot" said L. C. K-hnrpf today while telling of a hunt- any fires In one member of Hie regular fire h imrtun nt went fish ing on Meuehuin creek today. The lucky man was A If Peters anil he left on Xo. c lo try his luck with the finny tribe. C. P. A. Iinergan returned on G this morning after spending a days in Portland. No. few this Curl Cooloy returned on No, 6 morning from Portland where be pass ed Sunday and Monday. CONROY'S CASH GROCERY Four inches of uno-w foil in the raDtejnt&lni to Hie noutb nf tho county on Sunday, ay l-Vndletontans who wpent tho week oml on hunt in k and fit-thin trips. Word of tho wintry weather was brought back today by H. J. Sommorvlllo and Col. J. H. Haley who were at the Haley cahin over the week. end. It Pays to Pay Cash at CONROY'S i timer Stephens, besides owning a grocery store in AMJena, t-s diwetor of tho Athena team, which Is a member of the Blue Mountain league. Mr. Stephens Is in the city today. Home Crown Strawberries, box 25c SPUDS, 10O pounds $7.00 Carnation Milk, can 14c Rice, pound 17 l-2c; 6 pound $1.00 Prunes, pound 17 l-2c; 6 pound $1.00 Beat Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 rolls 25c Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 1 tins 2 for 25c Van Camp Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins 5 for $1 Van Camps Soups, 2 tin 25c Small White Cal. Bean, pound 10c Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 pound box 60c Seeded Raisins, 1 pound package 25c Ensign Coffee, 1 pound package 45c Golden Gate Coffee, 1 pound 60c Shasta Tea, 1-2 pound 25c; 1 lb 50c I Justice of the Peace Joe H. TarkcK was on the job today for the first time Kince Friday after boinj? confin ed to hl.i home with. throat trouble. Two of Pendleton' you men plan to leave th.H evening for The Dalle and will go from there by boat to Portland. Tho travelers are Vernon Fowlor and Bob Dunn, nred 13 and 12 respect ively. In Portland they will visit iVd Fowler, Vernon's brother and will later K" t Seaside. Charles Ti. Oran, district sealer. Is hero from j Imn1' t' O. O. Hint-hart loft this morning for ,i business visit In It Urai'de. F. Calkins, of Nampa, Idaho, la in (ho city todny Mi business, j H. F. HutKr b hole from Utpjmer today. 1. Ij .Mr 'nlloiiKh was In town to day from the south of the county, H. J. Anderson of lfollx. is a busi ness visitor today in Pondleton. ; William II. La Course of Adam;, wtfl! in town toddy on business. L-jnn During the Hot Summer Months don't stand for hours near a stove doing your iron ing in the old fashioned way. A Simplex Ironer will do the work quickly, easily and beautifully while you remain cool and comfort able. It is not limited to flat work but can be used for nearly everything. Your lace and embroidered nieces look especially fine after being put thru a Simplex. It is fully guaranteed. You can buy them at Milne Electrical Company Fendleton, Ore. Wc Handle Wiring Contracts. 108 E. Alta Across From Alta Theatre NEWS OF THE COUNTY OFFICES AND OFFICERS ! ! A Perfect Phono graph at Last COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA TERMS 10 MONTHS TO PAY The Columbia Grafonola in positively the only phono graph equipped with a non-set-stop a stop that requires no adjusting to different sized records no setting on a certain line, hut a deviee that actually stops the record. This is only one" of the many features you get when you purchase the Standard Columbia Grafonola, and it costs you ho more than any other phonograph. TERMS Here you make your own terms. If your income will not permit your paying cash we will arrange terms to suit your particular case to pay by the week or month, with no extra cost to you. We have the machines, you have the home, the rest is easy. PRICES The Grafonola comes in small izes, suitable to use for camping, canoeing or vacation days. These small instru ments can be traded in later as part payment on one of the larger Cabinet Grafonolas. GRAFONOLA PRICES ARE FROM $35 and UP CrufKslrank & HanMon Quality Counts' 121-128 E. Webb Phone 548 We can now supply you with the Snow Maid High Patent Flour, made at Collins Mill. EVERY SACK GUARANTEED. Fruit and Vegetable at Alexander re the best Asparagus, per pound, 2 for 2Sc Spinach, per pound Cucumbers, each Oc Green Onions, bunch 5c Lettuce, per head - Home Grown Lettuce, pound 20c White Turnips, bunch Strawberries, Gooseberries, Fresh Pineapple, Oranges, Bananas and Grape Fruit. Extra fine Country Butter alway on hand Grocery Dept. Two Phones 526 Beef Fresh, tender, juicy beef is always sure to please and that's the only kind we carry. We are proud of our reputation for selling the choicest beef and always strive to maintain it . Come in and pick out the kind you like best steak, roast or boiling beef. Or if you prefer, phone your or der and let us select a choice cut for you. Our high class trade prevents us from selling cheap, frozen beef. Our prices are always on fresh beef. Empire Meat Market "The Old Reliable" Established 1890 Phone 18 iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiHiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiKmiititiimiHmiiii Swkx I i ii. 1 1 Papers. George .l"iin QenBofcopaloSi a native 5 of Greece, today fiivj with the county 2 ci rk his airpilcattoii for filial citizen- JS snip i n jhth. The applicant resoles nl Rleth and Rives an witnesses, Charles 13. Bond and Joe Blakely. rvinnrls IBs Heaviest BMSstae, Of the expense accounts filed so far by candidates for county pffice-, that of C, K. Oeniaris, of Milton, candi date for the nomination for county commissioner on tho republican tick et, is Rroatest. M spent f..1 on ad vertising, cuds, fillllE fee and tlavol InK expenses. T .D. Talor aprnl only 3 20 for a filing fee. J 1 N WHILE HOUSECLEANING Don't forget to have on hand a case of that wonder fully sparkling and refresher g "" ..?k WINE-O An occasional bottle during these strenuous days, will do much toward relieving the fatigVe and nervous strain of the industrious housewife. A bottle of WINK-0 at dinner, also, will soothe the irritability of father, when he comes noma and finds the house topsy-turvy. Besides.it it good for the kiddies. Keep a case of Wine-O in the house .ill the time. Bottlers of All Kind Soda Water BRltrB-ELBCT is FETED. Miss Laura CaaDI is soon to become the bride of I'leni McCoy und us a compliment to the 'attractive bride elect, Mrs. John dreullch', mother of the proom-to-be, and Mrs. W. D. Humphrey, his aunt, entertained last evening; with a miscellaneous shower. Guests were asked to the home of Mrs. CJroulich and a color motif of pink and white marked the affair. A r,-,, Hal. ,n of nink mid white peonies docked the rooms where, an informal : musical program was enjoyed. Miss ! Tahiti sang several delightful solos, ! Mrs. Humphrey playing her accom paniment, and Miss Laura Schwartz and Miss Telia Schwartz contributed !a group of piano ducts. Adjoining to the dining room the - r..n,l i.lnees at n flower-deck- ed table, over which was a canopy of pink and white troaowra . In the center a great May basket held a moumi of shower gift packages, which had been received at the dour by little Mis3 Virginia Ayres, and which were later prosented to tho bride-to-be. Ahoiir hM teM friends shared in tho compliment and enjoyed the even ing of gracious hospitality . SAVE YOUR EYES Have your eyes examined once a year. 3 Dr. A. M. SIMMONS 1 . Eye Sight Specialist H Pculaud Building Over Tallnmn Drug Sloro .. Plionc 3W S Tiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir 1 Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. Thomas Crown MOWER Yariable Speed. The Most Successful Machine for Alfalfa. For sale by Stuigis & Storie Pendleton. Or. Wnlln Walla. Wanh. Manufacturer l'E.MliimN', OltEOOW RTtTRN kROM IlKltM ISTilN. Mr. mid Mrs. Ii .Alexander returned this morning from Ilermlston. where they visited their daughter Mrs. E. P. rodd. Mr. Alexander attended ! picnic at Roardniau yesterday TOO LATE TOCJLASSIFY FOR HBXT aarnge, PtVOna T29-J-S13 Vt. Alta. A-l MKrH.VN'It wants Job overhaul ing combines or catorrtllars. Uvf ImmI X ontH rxpnrlrnro running entor plllais. RUrintpr Kiilisfaelboi, herb (n rafMlrtng Uid rnnninij wnuM prrfrr ftcad wrk until coding la ovor. Can t out :it enrr drlrs T-X Ihlfi of- RSik Look Over Your McCormick and Deering Machines Gome lo us (or Repairg and rw rViaehiire. Clemens & Ebert Pendleton, Ore. Phone 867 209 E. Court Phone 445 DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY COFFEE 5 pounds M. J. B $2.90 3 pounds W. J. B $1.75 1 pound M. J. B 60c 5 pounds Hills Bros. Red $2.90 Z 1-Z pounds Hills Bros. Red $1.50 1 pound Hills Bros. Red 60c 5 pounds Hills Bros. Blue $2.45 a pounds Hills Bros. Blue $1.50 l pound Hills Bros Blue 50c We have exclusive sale on Gold Crest Creamery Butter 2 pounds, $1.25 BULK COFFEE pounds for , $1.00 1 pound I'eaberry 45c 1 pound Belmont 47e CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lea DESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCER 209 East Court St, Ji ar'IV