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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AFJilL 9,0, 1021.
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Veoble Here and There i UU'LH rftUI LO
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Jean Klrkpatrlck, editor of tlm I'ilot
Tlock Itecord, Iruniiacted business here
today,
John O. Orniand, a conductor on the
O, W. It. A '., has Rune to Nnmpa,
Idaho where his visiting Mr. and Mrs.
B. A,. Mcljiln.
Omar Wtevens of Athena wan here
today to attend the meeting of the
Hlue Mountain league.
Mr. and Mrs. W. CI. Sutherland who
are 111 the restaurant business In Her
nilston are In I'eudleton today on
I) ii hIii cue. '
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR DETTER QUALITY
Wednesday Specials
Salmon, 1 lb. can Alaska Pink. . .
lOl!
g Quaker Oats, large round pkg.. . . 30c o
g 2 for 55c f
g 10 Pounds Lard $2.10
8 HilU Bros. Blue Caii Coffee, 1 11. . 30c 3
g 3 Pounds for
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w Cane and Maple Syrup, 1-2 gal. .
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? The Economy Grocery
5 ' 113 W. WEBB ST.
Phone 409
Theodore Charrler of Helix wus In
Pendleton today.
W. HI Frasder, a farmer of near Mil
ton, apent the day In I'eudleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Prank If. Iloynton r.ro.
hually engaged In the pleasant pastime
of movlnir. They are moving to their
new homo on Locust Hill.
PHONE FOUR-O-NINE FOR BETTER SERVICE
Dan llowman, of Mission, in in the
city today. Mr. lioWman, who owna
the Mission Trading Htore, recently
built a modern service station at Mis
sion and manages the new enterprise
In addition to his other interests.
Itcpresontatlves from the Free-water-Milton
school who will partici
pate in the county declamatory content
here May 7 are Edwin Coe, winner In
DlvlMlon I) tuhd Naomi Haley, winner
of Division C.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Taylor will go to
Walla "Walla Sunday where they will
attend special nervier commemorating
the 1 0 2nd anniversary of the founding
of Odd Fellowship. Monday evening
they mill attend a big banquet held in
W'ullii Walla to cele.brate the 30th an
niveraary of the founding of Trinity
lodge. They expect to return home
Tuesday.
HE DORSES IT
Graduate of Belleveu Hopital
New York, Exprewes Grati
tude) to Tanlac for Wonder
ful Results' She Obtained.
One of the latent to add her name to
the long lint of Tanluc endorsements In
Mrs. IJIy A. Ioentscen, iir, Faxon Ave.,
Hitn Francisco, who, before her mar
riage im a trained nurse, a graduate
from Helleveu Hoapil.nl, New York,
Mrs. 1irentKfit has a host of friends
and ac'iualnteuce and her statement,
coming an it doen from one who ha
had no much 'experience in relieving
suffering will be read with wide lntes
cut. J
"Twenty-Hlx yearn ago," nhe wild,
"while on a vinlt to the country I had
a severe nun stroke and wan down In
bed for a year and etKht months after
that, and had to be Ted artificially all
that time. An a result my stomach
wan left all upset, my appetite was al
most gone and 1 suffered with awful
pains and cramps. At times I Just
cried out, I was In such misery, and 1
i LECTURE ON PSYCHOLOGY
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J Subject: "CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE"
B Questions from Audience Gladly Answered
g EVERYBODY WELCOME
By C. A. GREENE
leather, Lawyer, Lecturer, Psychologist and
' Character Analyst of New York City
EIGHT O'CLOCK TON IGHT
At Eagle-Woodmen Hall
ADMISSSION FREE
Pay Cash Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court , Phone 880
GOLD CREST BUTTER
1 Pound 45c
2 Pounds : 90c
Pay Cash , ,.. Receive More Pay Less
Despain&Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court , vt . , t . , . , . Phone 880
I'.ev. Nathan Evan, for four yearn
pastor of the First Methodist church
of this city. In now pastor of the T
Ktrcct Methodist rhunh in Renftle
illin Hnuirhfpr MImk I.mH Kviiiih fnr.
merly a teacher here, in now pastor's
assistant In the t'nlverslty Methodist
church in Seattle. Ilev. Kvann, jilioi
i here today, came to I'endlleton to
officiate at the funeral service of thel:
wife Jamen Marple. held here yester
day, (lev. Kvann Is an old friend or
the Marple family and officiated al
the marriage ceremonien for thre dau
ghters of Mr. Marple.
I! WTO flFTHF Miml!
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would bloat up no lia.l I could hardly
stand it.
"I grew worse each year and finally
wan operated on. Hut I didn't Im
prove, and I couldn't sleep well an 1
wan nervoua and restles and worried
all the time. My back ached awfully
and I often broke down completely
from weakness and would have to go
to bed.
"That was my condition when I be
gan taking Tanlac a few month ago
and it wan one of the greatest Joy of
my life, us It restored rny health per
fectly. My appetite returned and the
stomach trouble and nervousnea left
mo and f felt splendid In every way.
'Then some time ago our house
caught on fire nnd we were burned J
out, and the excitement of it all un-'
nerved me and set rne bac k. Know- .
ing how well Tanlac helped me before,
f started rleht back to taking it again
and it wasn't long until I was feeling
well and strong once more. I am in
splendid health again and Just can't
tell how grateful I feel to Tanlac for'
all tho good it ha done me."
Pins
The most nere-sary adjunct In a woman' toilet.
We have all sorts of pins, ranging fr in the elabor0to
platinum bar pin, set with blue white diamonds, to a
simple little cuff pin.
When In doubt an to hat to give her, nelect pins.
Usr pins in platinum and gold, cuff plnn, vanity
pins, lingerfo pins a selected showing of each.
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Pendleton
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HAYES WOULD HUMANIZE !
L DEPARTMEN
The Largest Diamond Dealers in Eastern
. Oregon.
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R. E. Walden, deputy assessur of
Milton, tn here today checking v. ith
Assessor It. O. Hawkea.
Southern California Man to Try
Cut Time Prom the 1 00
Mitor Event.
SEATTLE. April 20. (A. P.)
Charley Paddock, OJympla sprinter,
who is representing the L"nJverity of
Southern California In tho second an
nual relay carnival which will be held
at the University of Washington sta
dium Saturday will endeavor to lower
his Olympic record of 10 4-5 seconds
for the 100-meter dash, as a special
feature o the program, it was an
nounced hero today. He will run 100
yards against competition and will
continue to the 100-meter mark
against time.
Nine universities and six high
schools are entered for the carnival.
The t'nlverslty of Washington fresh
men will compete with the high school
teama
Heady for Ktuiidnrdluit u.
I'liloll high school which is in Join!
districts 26 and SI from Morrow and
L'matilla counties Is ready for stand
ardization. The school lias 13 stu
dents and It Is 4i miles from Pendleton.
It iw 9i
William Manning, arrested recently
when he drink from n pint bottle of
whiskey in the presence of a deputy
sheriff, was fined $25 this morning in
the court of Justice Joe II, I'arkes. lie
paid.
WASHINGTON'. April 20. (I. P.);
Postmaster General Huye.n haa n-'
nnunced he had called a conference of
presidents and other officers of seven
unions connected with the postal ser-:
vice. The conference meets tomorrow
to discuss the establishment of wel
fare service for tho postal system.
Hayes mado It pluin that it in part of
h:s pian to "Humanize" the pua;al ser.
vice.
VAUi MAItKKT IS WEAK
POKTL-AXD. April ), (A. I'.i
Cattle and hogs are steady. Sheep are
cents lower. Lambs are steady. 1
Eggs are weak and butter is steady.
TIIAXKKVI, UK WAS
NOT A WOMAN
The late Lnwnon Tait, of England,
tho great woman's doctor, said he nev-
r went to bed at night without thank
ing heaven he was not born a woman.
So doctor ever knew better than he
what women have to suffer at some
times of their lives. It was an Ameri-
can woman long since passed to her
reward, who Introduced a combination
of roots and herbs called Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, that
has proved wonderfully successful in
Mitigating suffering and relieving dis
eases of women. It has brought relief
to thousands of women who suffered
from female Ills.
MAGNETOS
GENERATORS
ELECTRIC STARTERS
Or iny part of the electric
system on your car overhauled
and repaired. Satisfaction guar
anteed. HARRY H. GRAHAM,
Wlllard Service Station,
Pendelton, Ore.
Phone IS4. - LETS GO!
Middy
Blouses
lew Shipment Just Receiv ed. 23 Per Cent to 30 Per Cent Below Old Prices.
Blue Flannel, gold braid, was $12.50, now $8.25
Blue Flannel, white braid, was $10.00, now $7.00
Yellow Flannel, black braid, was $12.50, now $85
Rose Flannel, white braid, was $10.00, now $7.00
Navy Blue Serge, white braid, was $7.50, now $6.00
tYTiite Drill, Blue Flannel Collar, was $3.50, now $2.85
Plain, While Drill, special : $1.98
Tan Middy, duck collar and tie, special $2.S5
Our allotment was small, so come in early and get your choice.
jlG Main
& Navy Sales CO.
Phone 861
Held Itil- Grand Jury.
Alonzo Ghent, charged with lar
ceny from a person. Will be held for
the grand Jury, according1 to disposi
tion of the case that has been made by
Justice Joe H. Parkes in whose court
the case was heard. He is charged
with having taken JS from Dave Hol
loway while the two were under the
influence of intoxicants.
Assist Nature. Th'rc are timer!
when you should assist nature. It is
now undertaking to cleanse your svs
Vm if you will take Hood's Sara
parilla the undertaking will be mice.-,
ml. This great medicine purifies an i
Jtiilds up as nothing else does.
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Our work does the advertising, not; the news-
papers.
1 ALL PRICES REDUCED ' ' i
i We boost for home industry, not an out-of-town
agency. . " (
i Our work is done at home in our own plant and f
is not rent out of tov.-n. ;
Ladies Waists ......'..;....'.... 75c
I Ladies' Suits, cleaned and pressed $2.00
Men's Suits, cleaned and pressed $2.00 -
E Men's Suits, pressed .. 75c
i.uy one of the Delta's famous
nome made pica. Made by
lady cook.
our i
Diunnge ("use Ilcmg Heard.
The damage suit of E. W. Wigley
for $2O.j0O against the Warren Con
struction Co. which was begun Tues
day morning in circuit court is still oc
cupying the attention of court. The
defense began presenting its testi
mony this morning and it is thought
that the cane will not be concluded
befof Thursday evening. The jury Is
composed of H. Sommerer, W. H. j
Gould, U A. Relnemann. I W. Owen, j
t. L. Akerf, Thomas Haddnx, Grant j
Hnrhnnan. Robert Bcilke. W. A. Gil-
Ham, M. E. Shutrum, Carl Jensen and
Lane Hoon. I
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Phone 321
304 W.Webb
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STAGE LEGAL FIGHT
TORONTO. April 20. (U. P.)-
"Wef forces of Ontario may contest
the valldltjrbf Monday's election, when
the province voted by 100,000 majority
to prohibit the Importation of intoxi
cants, it wan intimated today. The
new dry Inw is effective July 1.
UNITED STATES DECLINES
TO
OF
HANDLE SETTLEMENT;
REPARATION DISPUTE
liErtUX. April 20. (A. P.")
The I'nlted States In Iroswef-
Ing tho German feelers, declined
to handle the settlement of the
German reparations dispute with
the allies, is stated In diplomatic
circles.
SiH-llliii; latches ltojc Hold
Members of the English classes of the
school are holding old fashioned spell
ing matches. The two divisions of the
senior English classes will meet Friday
for a dual match. The 10 best spell
ers in each division representing their
class. The best of this match will be I
chosen to represent the senior class in
the Inter-class meet to be held soon.
Tho other classes of the schhool are
I holding elimination contests also. The
I words chosen are those which are most !
commonly nuspciiru in our everyoay
j English, and business. Written tests
I have been given to determine the nv
I erage of the clans nnd it was found
I that the average of tho two senior
: classes was much over tho specified
I average.
I.ntln Clasjtes Have TVt. Members
of Mrs. Charles Honney's Latin classes
were given a standard test last week
which was prepared by some Univer
sity of Minnesota teachers. The
classes broke very nearly in their av
erage with that specified. Another j
tent will be given in a sbnrt time to de
termine the Increase in the knowledge
of the words. Miss Ruth Kellem had
the highest grade, making ono hun
dred per cent on her test.
J. C. Penney CoVA Nation-Wide Institution
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New Tricclette Sport Dresses
$12.50, $13.50, $1 1,75, $16.50, $17.50
Very clever indeed are these new sport dresses ef supple tricolette in
their gay color combinations and clever designs. Many show fetching
jacket effects in contrasting or harmonizing hue belts are a part of most
all of this style and a few -have cunning little pockets as welL
Vmbmiih'i y and silk braids arc .1 pixmiinent fcatun- or all those ilnw, smii have small all-ii-r
ilcsi'sns wiiikixi in silk while others art' Wct-orato! with the popular ytirii t-mliroklory.
One wnalil smcly lw hard t. iilcasi- if ttn-y cannot liiul the i(or tln-- like in this i;nmp of
dresses, ttu ic r.iv wliitc. blues, erays. biiixvns. tans, tjiitus anil combinations of tlus- that an' spir
ited nii'il w fr.'sliin.; to tbo mil tlnstl woman. a;al at prices so attractive surely most aiiyof may
M I! AlU.i: l t)l! A1.M.HATIONS.
New Blouses 2.98
The Silk Mouses, so inHimincnt In I'nsliion
ju-t at piwul is a Msitio nctvssity lor your
Spiin;: :ii'litilK
Yon will lie delichtoa wltli tlio liriglit colors
nnd txitmiins stlcs or lliese blous,-s iniit so
attraciivoiy.
I'et.liiinr short sbTvc iikhI.I in trkiiloUe
trliniutvl with silk braids, jani t-mbroklery aial
silk ami tinsel biakls.
naiuty coloiiHl crciH- tie chinos and ficor-g.-(tes,
loot sIk-xc stjlcs cinlK-llislul with the
IMipular silk lirakls.
New Silk Petticoats $2.69
One may lunv silk Mtl-onts or aliiMtst n
"liiany oiIih-s ns one lias skins or ilrt-ssc at
this hiw prkv.
There are skirt.s of silk J,T.y , plaitcl
rimimvs In seir colors, contrasting nnd liar
inniiUing shmb-s.
Jersey skirts with taffeta or mow lino
rionn.Ts all taffeta skirts with plaited and
mrrhil flounces.
And colors! One can alnHwt make tip their
color plans lxrore ever coining in to sec tho
skiits and feci almost sure of rindine Just what
)ou want.
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