East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 26, 1920, DAILY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. '' i? V ! i' i " , . ( , f , ( a (I , ( f j V ' ' ' ' f? s y y y' y y y y y y yy y y y y yy y y yy yy y y ? ? ? y y y y y y ? yyyy pi yyy yyyy y y y yy y y y yy y ....!, v ..' TWELVE PirV P. .. . -J jrrjg.... , 11 , People H daily East oreqonian,, pendletoi?, ( qbeooNa r ;T .rftiDAff.EVgNiyo, kovember 2gto;o. FAQS riVB-- , T ere and There George J. Emet will row for Bremerton, where he wilt spend the winter., lie will nmko hln homo at IMS Pleasant avenue. leave tomor-ougul, v. 4b a Thunhsgivlng day vlslloi Washington, In Pendicle n. Iluiry Bunfield, of the firm of l'ur Itcr & Hunflold, contractors, Bpcnt Thanksgiving In Pendleton, Otto Housor, formerly employed at .Ilia l'cndleton Woolen Mills, now em ployed by the Tllshop mill In Wash- For ExpecUnt Mother Cseb By Tkeee CXEfiAT;o9(s imh m aoosut eoraissooe muii, mi mwui RiewuToi Co., Oirr. J O, Atuii. it .4X1) ATTfcN 1)1 'i TO (HJ1U;NS G.MlDK.N " ' .. ".My neighbor aro nurpruiftl to hc ,nie looking o writ, for they thought 1 would not live to t summer. I had such pain around by -heart astocaus me to faint. I knew it ' came from bloating and pressure of gaa In my tomach. A friend In 8t. UMils told tni to uso Mayr"a Wonderful ltemedy and I now feci better thun In all my life. I am doing my own work, at tending to my chickens and jiiy garden snd have cleaned house." IT la a l tu ple, harmless preparation that reriiove the catarrhal intA-us friun the inlertln al tract and allay" the Inflammation which cause practically all atomach, liver and Intestrhal ailment. Includ ing appendicitis One done will cou-Jtea. of Walla Walla, and Mr. and Mrs. ylnce or money refunded.- Druggist iJu Junes, of Portland, everywhere. ' " - -- j, . ' lligh Itownmn, aon of Mr. and Mm. Purl llowman, who 1h a Html out at I.lnkH DuKlncflM t'olli ice In Portland came yeatdrday to Kpcnd ThankHglv Ing and tho week-end In Pendleton. A number of old high achool football alura wltnei d t;ie gumo yeaterduy be tween Pendleton and , 1m Orande. Among them were Tracey Baker, Olcn Bcott, (leorne Strand, of Pendleton and Elmer Btorle of Walla Walla. B. E. Brackelt, factory reprenenta tlva for tli to aectlon of the Diamond Rubbur Co., mukera of Diamond tlrea. la a bualneaa vlaltor In Pendleton to day. He will apend today and tomor row here. M. U Byron, atate repre Hentatlve for the aame concern, la with Mr. Bracked. , J. D. Zurcher .waa in tho ervlce of the O. W. it. 4k N. Co., In the legul de partment, before branching out Into practice for hlmaelf. He recently ulectcd Htanfield aa hla field of endea vor. Mr. Zurcher waa In the city to day attending to hla legal practice in the circuit court, ' GUESTS AT DANC'B Among out-of-town people who were ffueata at the Elk bull in Pendleton limt night Included Mr. and Mra. Jiiniei Ucuullen and Mlaa Belle Mc tntyre, of Athena, Mr. and Mra. rtoxy Kate, and Mr. and Mra. Em melt Ea SELLS ART TREASURES Ki-U-omxI HH Kcfclldant. An order wua rr.uilu In circuit court toduy reloualng loiolhy Jiurthole mcw um a defendant in the cuhu of the Inlund Empire Lumber Co., vs. H. E. ISartholomew et al., on motion of the plaintiff. ; DIicmvik Uranletl Two. Decruea of divorce were entered in circuit court today In fav'or of iwo plaintiff!). Tlllle Nolan wua Uivoioil from George Nolan anil tier former name of Itlinef ordered reatored her. Margaret K. Moore waa divorced from Welcome U. Moore. Hay (inmcr Awka for Pay. A. 11. Moore tnduy filed ault in circuit court againat W. A. Eeatlicra for f37J.27. which he allege U due for a carload of hay. The hay woe purchaned by an agent of tho defend- unt'a upon contract ut 117.60 . ton and loaded on a car ut Echo. J. IX Zurcher represents the plaintiff In the action.- . , PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE The,BigDay IsOver There is still much to be grateful for. Look . t these over. JUST ARRIVED New White Kraut, quart - 15c New Corn Meal, 9 lb. bag 60c New Hominy, 9 lb. bag at 65c New Oats, 9 lb. sack at - 75c ... i DATES IN BULK, PER POUND, 40c The Economy Grocery 113 W. Webb Street 2 Pi n O jo CO n 1 c tout, -',, ' 1 U.( ' -,-. '?tmf - i U Is - .New CoHeH of Ijihh Hi re. Thirty-two boiind bookx, repre- Henting 1( aeta of the bewly codified Oregon la(i arrived toLny from rlie atate capital to Ik "dlHtrlbuteq by the county clerk.' The books aiipplunt the old lord's Oregon laws In three volumea. Nine Jimticea of tlfe peace In thla county.'-wro tire holding office j 30 days prior to J'obruary 21, 1919, Will iturh 1-itrnlvD it mitt nf Ihn 1,inlfu , a ., Cn..i..i i. .,.. ! i., i, ItiMiticst Grnntetl, clerk, recorder, sheriff. awcMHor, treas ! An Injunction against Allen Mathea LONDON "I pever saw such times as these," remarked Lady Mllllcent Hawes. formerly the Duchess of Sutherlaad and recog nized as one of Enel.ind's most beautiful women, after her sale of valuable pictures and house hold treasure at St. f erf's House, 1'ochanipton, Surrey., Lady Milli cent is going lo France., sdon I where ' her husband, f.leut.-Col. Ucorgl- llawes, is in business.' A Mother JtrcommciHlutlon Mrs. Kate Icet, May;iville, Mo., rceommniida Chamlierlain's Cough lt;rriedy as follows: "I gave Chamber laln'a Cough ltemedy to my children when they hud croup und whooping cough and I and my husband have toih taken It fur colds and coughs and It has never failed to give the desired relief. I cannot pralae this medicine too highly." This remedy contains no opiate and may be given to a child as a confidently as to an adult. Hew arc of a Pon,lhhfil Cold f When a cild hangs on week uflcr week or when you contract a fresh cold before you are over the ' first one, there Is great danger of some germ dlxeuse getting a ilart In your system. Tho average consumptive will tell you that ".I had a hard cold last winter that -was followed by a bad cough that 1 have not been able to get rid of," or something to that.efrect. ' Why take the chances of such a result when 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous for its cures of Rid colds may be had for a trlflo. For an Impaired Appetite Ixiss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. As a general rule, all that Is needed Is a few doses ot Chamberlain's Tablets. They will strengthen the stomach. Improve the dlgeMlon and give you a good appetite. They also cause a gentle movement of the bowels. . '.' - Ixrniii(h-iicy When you feel blue und that every thing goes wrong, take a dose of Chamber-sin's Tiblets. They will cleanse, and Invigorate your stomach, regulate your liver And bowels and make you feel that this old world Is a good place to live In. ; FOUMI.lt. KAISF.KIV BETTElt DOOKN. -Nov. 2. (V. P.) The fo'rmer kalserln today was able to talk with her children. x0z s A DIAMOND FOR HER THIS CHRISTMAS You know how i he has always cherinhed the thought that some day the should wear a diamond. Make her happy with this "supreme gift" this Christmas. Our name is known aa the firm tha'. handles only "good diamonds," " - ' And we consider It a pleasure to show you at any time SAWTELLE'S Inc. JEWELER THK I.AROKST Il MO.D DE.VI.FJ1S IX KASTiat.V ORKtiO.V mm m,. iiiHiinHiiHMinitiinMnMiiHniiniiiiliminnillllllHliniMIIUUItllllintltinillinilHIIMnin!lin!tnillll!lllll!ll!l!l'1lllllll! il'inffll'W! ! n ! i i iiiiniii'iiiiiiiihiiii'iiiiiiiiiniiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiuii uumuiiii linilllUUUHlHUUIlllllllalllllUIUIIUIIHHtH"UlllllltllllllliiiiliitiiMiutt,iiiMiiiHM..M,u-.,.,. SI PHONE 703 . - ; urer and school superintendent also receive s-ts. ' , 1N3NXV3UJ. SnoaXMflOD MOi 3NIN-0-MflOi 3NOHd Pay Cash Receive More Pay Lss DESPAIR & LEE CASH GROCERY 209 E. Court . phone 880 We ask vou to compare .these prices with the prices vou are wmn. We are trying to you the low prices as we receivethem. We are able i to do this i bv the in crease in our bus ness as we feel that a small protit ana aulck sales will make more for us and a big saving for you fa J. R Coffee. Hills Red ; Can or Gold Shield Cof-' fee, per pound ,...55c. Hills Blue Can Coffee, 3 . pounds $1.10 ; Bulk Coffee, per lb 35c Bulk Coffee, 3 lb8..i. ..95c M. J. B. Tree Tea, per pound 50c Shillings Tea, per lb 9Sc Hills Tea, per pound....65c Boiled Cider, qts., each75c Sunset Cake Flour 1 2 for ;..:...;.......75c Mothers Oats package 45c Rolled Oats, 9 pound sack, each ........ 75c Graham Flour 9 lb. sack; each .....,..65c Farina, 9 lb. sack each 85c White Satin Flour per sack i $2.75 , Olympia Fiour, per sack, each $2.75 Sugar per hundred. .$11.50 Beans, Cal. small white . 12 pounds ;.,...$1.00 Beans, pink. Cat., l' 11 pounds ...-:1;.... $1.00 Rice, Japan, 8 pounds $1.00 Rice, fancy head, 6 pounds ,: $1-00 Corn Meal, new yellow or white, per sack 60c Prunes,, dried, 40-60 sizes, per pound ...20c "Apricots, dried, per lb. 40c Butter, Gold Crest . per pound 6ac Apples, Roman Beauty, per box $2.25 Tea Garden Syrup, 1 gallon J...: $1-90 Tea Garden Syrup, 1-2 gallon ..: $1.00 liberty Bell Sj-rup ; .. 1-2 gallon $1.00 Light Karo Syrup, " 1 gallon $1.15 Dark Karo Syrup, 1 gallon, $V00 Golden Mapshmellow Syrup, 1 gallon $1.60 Log Cabin Syrup, large . size $1.65 Log Cabin. Syrup, small ' size 85c Walnuts, new crop, 3 pounds ........ ....$1.00 Almonds, new crop, per pound ....40c Hams, Armour, per pound o 48c Bacon, Breakfast, , per pound ...:..50c Picnic Hams,. Swifts,. ' per pound . 30c , Sago, bulk, 12 lbs $1.00 Tapioca, bulk, 12 lbs $1.00 . Milk, Carnation, " 7 large cans $1.00 Hebe Milk, 10 large - cans $1.00 We have a delivery that will deliver your or- der and collect for it. We guarantee every article we send out so if you call on phone Or come in and order it will be just the same as we take care of our phone orders with the best we can send. Give us one trial order.. We dont ask for a month's trade to convince of a saving. PayCash Receive More Pay Less PESPAIN & LEE CASH GROCERY 209 E. Court Phone 880 Stonewall Jax-kxin llelil. Hheiiff W. it. Taylor today urrcstcd a negro giving the nurno of Charley Jones, on suspicion of his being want ed at Caldwell, Idtiho, for a robbery Job recently perpotrated at Nampa. The mun desired is named Htonewall Jackson, the Idaho authorities said, and on Jones' person was found a let ter addressed to Htonewall Jackson. Authorities learned that he gave his nume as Jackson to persons who talk ed to him after his arrival here on a train from Idaho yestarday. He also answers closely the description of the man wanted In Idaho, lie is being held pending further Investigation. r,wi,i,l.linir him to dispose 01 nay aim personal property on land near Echo j leaked by liim to Mck Johnson, was filed in circuit court today. The In junction order wus petitioned, by the latter in a suit against Mathes filed on Wednesday. Johnson alleges that a paper given by him to Muthes at iho time a contract for tho lease of the land was drawn up was filed by filed as a mortgage. He asks that this document be, decreed null and void and that no chattel mortgage ex ists on the hay and personal property on the land In question. Johnson'B complaint ulleges that Mathes is of fering for sale hay on the land which was raised, cut nnd stacked by John son. Fee & Fee are attorneys for the plaintiff and Peterson, Hishop & Clark for the defendant. cThanksgivi?g Day Frock. pmifininmtwtmmrtm iiiumiihiiuaiauaimiuuui' PHONE 703 The City Meat Market Offer you a big avbg in A NUMBER ONE PRIME EEEF at the following extremely - z - low price. . ''-.' . ' , . -'..- . Boiling Beef - 6c pound ' Pot RoasU :-. 12c pound .... Cross Rib Roast ........ Prime Rib Roat Boned and Rolled Chuck Steak 20c pound ...27c pound ...20c pound ROUND SIRLOIN PORTER HOUSE T-BONE Steak 28c lb. These are away below pre-war.- price and we are doing our level best to reduce the , high coet of living for you. Get your share. Come yourself or PHONE 703 City meat market Around the Corner of Main on Webb. imtmimtitmmmmismwtmtmimnmi imiliuiulliiiiiiiiiiaiiUiiuUiiiiiuiiiuiuiuiiii This charming taffeta frock Is an appropriate cholca for Thanks tlvlDg Day. The color Is a new shade of brown known aa "Autumn." The skirt k'wldo. as skirts are going at present, and from waist to hem .composed )Ot shirred bands, each six Inches wide. Tha corsage is a bandoau on a bandcau-brassicre foundation, till a aott, creamy, laco cdgejl batiste, fichu to added, AUTUl ll GIUFFITlt (Continued from page 1.) . seized In recent weeks y'cldid infor mation ImpltcailnR ninny, who h:id considered thcmeelxcs inimiint from punishment. Otlicr liTsinrlK-rs Taken nriiMN, Nov. . A. !'.) Arthut Crlfflth, founder of tho Sinn Fein, nnd professor of Jnhn MapNcill. Sinn 1'cln member of iiarflanirni, to':-thcr w th It number of others. Including prrfe?. sor MacNeill's stn, were, arrested today by auxiliary police. AnvKcil Whlh- lit DUBUX,' Nov. .'I!. (A. P.) statement from Utihlin Castle wild that Griffith was In bed when arreted and was taken away In a motor lorry. It is said a large quantity of literature was taken from the house. The ar rests created a greut scnttiim among; tho Iubllirpopultlon. 0rk Has Mionil 1aiIoIiii CORK, Nov, -It,. (C. P.) Two men were killed and three wounded In a bomb explosion Ix're tmlay. It was the second explosion in Cork, this week. Tho neighborhood where the explosion occurod has been surround ed by police in an effort to set a trap for the perpertrators. DUBLIN. Nov. M.tU. . Thirty- nine wer .killed. .and SI Jjilured , , lit flElitlutr, bombs, and 'itma'abiaatluns lb Ireland during the last week, it was annonnced today at Dublin Castle.. The week covered by these statistics was tho bloodiest since the Sinn Fein rebellion started. The figurs Include civilians, police nnd soldiers. During the same week, US arrests were -.undo. M20ID (Tablets or Granules) For INnir.FSTION With or without water! .plaaaent to take. QUrCK RELIEF! Price, 25-50-751 mads ar scott a bownk MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION it p -i n 111 U TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Work, city or country by competent woman and " son, call 1015 F liallnwd. Flilt RENT i room furnished house I clooe til Ad'dreW-TS" this ffjlw"" ' A Record Breaking Sale All over the store. Each price tells best its own gra phic story of money saving. Now is your time to buy good Shoes CHEAP. Perhaps never again will this chance be offered you to get your choice of high grade Shoes at your own price. We mean to reduce the entire stock Nothing reserved. Ij very thing in the store reduced J ' . , PLAN TO BE HERE. The Big Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9 a.m. at CI 735 Main Street JlllS WW PENDLETON, ORE. 9 i i , '"I I If I! 1 IV I ft t . ... i