PAGS FIVE
DAILY fcAST OUEGOIHAN,, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENtNft, rS2RPAS7 25, 1931.
TEN TAGES
People Here and There
The activities uf lien IlurioiiKhM In
flutlo fuel ami nearly everything Ihut
In maiiufaeuiied from woud. Ho ro
utined thin morning- from u vlull to
Portland.
)w of,tli early Uuy sheriffs of
rninllllu. county van Hill FurnlBh.
r hIi.p he liooania n. banker. Ht til Inter
ha .successfully put Into operation tho j
Purnlsh Reclamation projuct and now
htlllvea In Portland. 11a came up from
llw metropolis thl morning and stop-
pea oil at Hiamiiea to see sumo 01 mn
haAdlwor!, romlnfr on to Pendleton
Inter In the day.
Wherever V' C Hrewnell In found
those duy there, will, 'ber.dlHVUstlou of
the Umatilla, r(ttfl power project. Mr.
ltrownell wiui here yesterday mid tnlk
cd over .variant nyittert wUh JudKc
1'holpM unci other jocahorRers for the
project, He left for, .Umatilla Inst
ovenlng, , t
Tlint Whitfield, Whltcbmb & Co.
have theli heads net upon an office In
PemBeton U Mated by. William J. T'le
ponbrink, . of tlint. nomination who
wan hero yeHteodny' on Jiyrry. up
visit.' Mr! Plcpenbrlnk, who It a sec
retiiry of ho Portland Ad' -K'lub was
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER QUALITY
We are Closing Out the ;Bearii tocjk of
g Groceries. Come Early, Order Early. !
A FEW OF THE BARGAINS. v
w Red Salmon K . . 20c can, two for 33c
o Pink Salmon 15c a can, two for 25c i
8 Veco Sardines i ... 25c a can, two for 45c
C Admiral Sardines f.. i.lOc '
5 Sunset Cake Flour ... .. 25c
g Peanut Butter, 6 oz. cans : . 10c j
K Peanut Butter 1 lb. 4 oz. cans I ..... 20c ,
O Blue Label Catsup : . 25c-;
J Postum Cereal 20c ;
2 .Mountain Spuds, per sack ; $1.73 ,
Onions, 8 pountf3 for Lm.
Puffed Rice, 8 for ;, .7 $1.00 j
Puffed -Wheat, 8 for . . ... $1.00 1
8 The Economy Grocery
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Prime 409 4 ' rlti W. Webb1 Phone 409
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PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
hare tome weeks ngo with Mr. Whit
comb and plans wero then announced
for an office here. At the present
time tfie man tinted to take the Pen
dloton branch It occupied elsewhere
and It may be several .weekt or a
month before be arrlvea here.
Among the Oddfellows who loft to
day for Heppner to attend the Umatll-
lar.Morrnw county I. O. O. V. conven
tion were B. V. llowmnn, liarl Wll
liumt, Pete Peterson and MlUon RoKt,
All tire prominent In the local lodge
and Mr. Unwmun .' grand warden.
The local lodKO degree team of 24 will
put on the lodge work at Heppner, and
bosldct the team, about 10 more Odd
Follows left today to attend,
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Although Dan Clark it paid to look
after the livestock Interest! of the O.
W, n. ft N., there is only one thing
Dan likes to do belter than to gat out
onto a regnlar cow ranch. That one
thing it to participate In the ttcer
roplng contest at the Kound-Up. WJiat
Is more. Dan usually hi in the mon
ey, lie It In the city today at a rail
road official,
Hos
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
1020 U S. Navy Shoes, rcjjular $0.00 $70
65 U. S Army Shoes, regular $9.00...... $7.50
628 Officers, Dress Shoes $6.25
1475 Men's Munson Last Work Shoes. $5.85
425" Boys' Munson Last Shoes . $4.85
These are all of BEST quality leather and genu
ine bargains.
Watch for our big sale on all other articles, ( -(
ARMY & NAVY SALES
'546 Main St
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
Mist Katherlnc l'arlow, the famous
violinist who is In Kpoknne this week,
It a co (win of Mm It. K. Benn. wife of
the county commissioner. Mrs. Bean
alid her mother, Mrs. I. C. Sindersot
of Frccwater are In Kpokaue thin week
to hear their musionl relative and to
visit other friends. '
Dr. - R. I). Brundage . and James
Stun field of Weston, left tills aftcr
uoon in the Hrunduge car for Hepp
ner to attend the I'mnl Ilia-Morrow
county I. O. O. V. convention which
opens tomorrow morning.. - '
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Kuc to Collect Comly Hill.
Attorney L. M. Travui has brought
suit against Davis & Davis of Weston
to collect a bill of ini.li alleged to be
due tho Imperial Candy Company of
Bealtle. The account bat been assign
ed to Travis.
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Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court " Phone 880
Court ,WUI Ciravd Iload.
The county court tbk morning
awarded the contract for grading the
"diagonal;' road from Hermleton to
Columbia school house. Oron I Felt
house, Hermlston contractor,, will do
the hauling while tho county will do
the crushing and spreading. The work
will start Just as toon as Hoadmaster
Shannon can make the necessary pre
liminary arrangements. ', ,
Would Collect on Nines.
V. B. Nicholson versus H. Peterson,
la the title of a suit to collect money
filed In the circuit court this morning
by Fee & Fee. It Is aUcged In the
complaint that Peterson has failed to
pay two notes given to Nicholson, One
is for f 854.00 and the other for 350.00.
The sum of 100.00 it asked as attorney
fees for the collection of the first
white fifty dollars is asked, for the col
lection bf the second.
Tonight
a box of VoganY
Brazil nuts
Selected, meaty Brazil nuts;
creamy fondant, jackets of
dark and milk chocolate.
"Wonderful candy this, that
will make glad the heart of
any girl ' ' ,
At better dealers everywhere.
MCUW 3 AS MeCMUOMT- I'
Fonlaad Sunt Spoksn Ttccaik
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I.KAVES KOI! srOKAXE.
Mrs. lludolph H. Crommelin left
todav for Spokane where she will be
Joined on Tuesday by Mr. Crommelin
who has been in the east for the past
lix weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Crommelin
will be guests of llr. Crommelin'
brother, Henry Crommelin, while in
Spokane. They will remain there for
short visit after Mr. Crommelin s
arrival.
DollarSpeqials
for Saturday
22 Bars Swifts Laundry Soap . . 81.00
17 Bars Crystal White Soap ....... $1.00 ,
10 Cans Tomatoes . . . .... $1.00
10 Cans Hebe Milk ............ ! . $1.00
8 Cans Canyon Milk ............. $1.00
7CansCorn ........ ........... $1.00
12 Pounds Rice, Jap . . ........ . . $1.00
9 Pounds Rice, Head . . .......... $1.00
8 Cans Salmon, 1 pound . . . . $1.00
4 Packages Oly, P. C. Flour . ...... $1.00
3 Pounds M. J. B. B-brand Coffee . . . $1.00
5 Pkgs. Pride Washing Powder .... $1.00
4 Cans Preferred Stock Com . , .... $1.00
8 Pkgs. Corn Flakes . . $1.00
5 Cans Weber VaUey, Peas $1.00
5 Cans Standard Beans . . . . ...... $1.00
j SUGAR
100 Pound Sack. . . . . ............. $9.50
10 Pounds .. . . .
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Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
mv. f!nnrt- Phone 880
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
IUtner lint Adventure.
Twloe yesterday Roy W. nitner ran
afoul of the traffic officers. He was
driving through Oregon City yester
day accompanied by Louit E. Bean
of Kugene, when a speed cop overtook
him and intimated that the speed law
was being violated and that he saw no
reason for the occupants of tho car
being in such a hurry. Mr. Kitner ex
plained that he was president of the
senate and his companion was Speak
er Bean of the house; that tliey had
been delayed at Salem signing 1)11 lb
and were on, their way to Portland to
keep an engagement with the Pro
gressive Business Men's club. TliU
satisfied the officer and the legislator
dopnrted. 'While he was attending the
luncheon President Ritner's ear wa9
tagged by a traffic officer. When the
senator gets to his home at Pendloton
he will write a note to the Portland
police department explaining that he
was en route from the legislature and
therefore immune from arrest. The
president and senator took1 the night
train for Dlympia, where the Wash
ington legislature is performing. Sena
tor Kitner wants the Washington leg
islature to enact a bill similar to the
one; hepnssed in the Oregon legisla
ture regulating grain rates. President
liitner contends that the bill is
sterf in the right direction." Orego.
ninf .
MEETING 19 ENJOYED s
A meeting of the Degree of Honor
last night, when losing teams enter
tained in honor of the winners, proved
of exceptional enjoyment. About S5
ere present and the evening was
spent in muelc and cards, eight tables
being in play. High score trophies
ere won by Mrs, J. C. King and Kyle .
Long. A banquet was "served during
the later hours. .
LITTLE SON CORN.
Mr. and Mrs. I S. (Jack) Vincent,
of Portland, are the parents of a lit
tle son, born yesterday. Mr. Incent
ho is employed by Jaeger Brothers,
In Portland, formerly resided here
and is the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. W.
Vincent.
'Economy Hint.
You wastetoo much paper,'' suld
the editor.
"Hut how can I economize?"
"By writing on both sides."
"But you won't accept stories wrlt
ten on both sides of the sheet."
"I know but you'd save paper Just
tho same." Boston Transcript.
THOllOlCiH
(Continues from page 1.)
qulsitlon. of a deluge set is also plan
ned. Through use of the deluge .set
with the new fire trjick it will be pos
sible to converge two or three lines or
hone Into one notzel and play a hiffh
pressure strcsim on the highest build
ing In the city. '
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. Portland. Feb. 25. (A. P.) After
boring holes in the roof- to watch
whijt was going on inside, the police
raided tho Hellenic club and arrested
49 men charged with gambling.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Our electric service will be off from
to 11 Sunday morning. -
PACIFIC rOWEK & LIGHT CO
WANTED Woman to work on ranch
, Call 734 after 9 a. m, Saturday,
FOll 4-LE Thoroughbred Buff Orp
lngton roosters-i-Phone 345-It after
5 o'clock.
FOFti KENT Apartment, hot and cold
water, steam heat Gary Apts. 81
Thompson St. ,
FOR SAL15 IS21 Dodge roadster,
run 00 miles Royal Cord tires.
i two toumners. spare tire Bargain II
taken at once. Pendleton Auto Co.
THE PARTY IS KNOWN who took
tire off of a Ford at the end of Wem
Webb. P1i:ih lehve at :mo cornr
and there will be no questions asked
t Under the contract made With H. H.
j Bond, representing the Campbell Fire
j Apparatus Co. distributors of the Stuia
j truck shipment is to be made within
30 days. The 750 gallon truck is pur
chased.
At the council caucus last evening a
majority reported favoring purchaoe o(
the Stutz truck wus filed by Council
man Bond and McMonies. Chairman
Ell filed a minority report urging the
purchase of an American La Grance
truck. Fire Chief Kingold also dis
sented from the report in favoring of
theutz.
At the meeting this morning six
members of tho council were present
and by unanimous vote concluded the
formalities incident to closing the con
tract. Councllmc-n Ell and McMonies
were absent.
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole.
And Musterole won't blister likte
the old-fashioned mustard plaster,
just spread it on with your fingers.
It penetrates to the sore spot with a
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a ciean, white oint
ment made with oil of mustard, It
is fine far quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago, pains and aches of the back or
.ints, sprains, soremuscles,bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest
Nothinglike Musterole for croupy chil
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
35c and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00
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of Pendleton
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FEDERAL RESEHVKJ
Offers an unexcelled banking service to in
dividuals and corporations; transacts a
rrnnprn 1 hankinfj' business and maintains
special departments with facilities of
. highest character.
PENDLETON, OREGON
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Your old Btyle Wed
dintr Ring tan bp made
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THE NEW
STYLE
without altering the en
graving. ;
The cost, is nominal
and estimates are freely
given.
SAWTELLE'S, Inc.
Jewelers
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J. C. Penney Co., A "Nationwide Institution
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Phjslclan and Surgeoa
Osteopath
Rooms 2J and 15 Smith-Crawfor4
Building.
Telephone 704 Bea. 749-B
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Tempting Low Shoes
for Spring
Mahogany Kid Oxfords $498 o
Fine quality mahogany kid, plain toe, flex-,
ible sewed sole, high leather Louis heel, the
pair ?4.ya
Black Kid Oxford, High Heel $3.90
Same style as the shoe described above but
made of fine quality black kid, high covered
heel, pair VA'i"'i'' on
Black Kid Oxford, Cuban Heel $o.90
An extremely practical and pleasing shoe
for street wear, fine quality black kid, Good
year welt sole, imitation tip, concealed eyafets,
Cuban heeV width AA to C, sizes 3 to 8, the
pair $-90
Mahogany Kid Oxfords, Cuban Heel $6.50
Made over the same last as the shoe above,
from high grade mahogany, kid, widths A to
C, sizes 3 to 8, pair - - - - ?.5U
Black Kid Oxfords Haven $7.50
Finest quality selected kid stock made over
t mn;,im too will make this a Dopular
a litbt Ui. lucuiuui vv, -
shoe with women desiring a conservative
style, Goodyear welt sole, Cuban heel, AA to
C widths, sizes 3 to 9, pair $70
Brown Kid Oxford Haven $8.50
The same general style as the shoe above,
toe is a little more pointed with imitation tip,
six eyelets, Cuban heel, widths AAA to L,
Unusually fine texture in the leather of
this number makes it at once distinctive and
attractive. Clever new last, Goodyear welt
sole, imitation tip, six eyelets, Cuban heel,
widths AAA to C, sizes 3Mj to 8, pair. . $7.90
Black Kid Oxford, High Heel $7.50
Six eyelets makes this fine kid oxford
snug fitting around the ankle, imitation tip,
Goodyear welt sole, high leather heel, widths
AAA to C, sizes 3 to 8, pair $7.50
Brown Kid Oxford, High Heel $8.50
Same style as the black shoe above, widths
AAA to C, sizes 3 to 8,.pair . . . . .... . . . $8.50
Black Kid Pump Petite $7.a0
-A fine kid pump of very pleasing lines, flex
ible sewed sole, plain toe, medium vamp, orna
mented by small grossgrain bow, Cuban heel,
AA to C, sizes 3 to 8, pair $7.50
The low prices we are able to quote on our
cash selling basis are mighty attractive but
of only secondary consideration compared
rip leathers, honest shoe
nnV-ino-. and the rjainstaking, expert fitting
service that goes with every pair of shoes we
send out-
Some very pleasing styles in low shoes for
little tots too, with prices lower than the
See the low shoes in our island window.
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J. C. Penney Co., A Nationw ide Institution
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