East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 25, 1921, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11

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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1921.
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"The Old Reliable" . '
Established 1890
HOME OF OREGON PRIDE
PRODUCTS
Be sure and visit the feui
pire Meat Co. looth and.scc
for yourself what is made in
Pendleton. We sell with a
money back guarantee all
Oregon Pride Products to
be as good if not better than
any meat product shipped to
your city.
As warm weather is coming on we
' are featuring the following Lunch
Goods for your approval: x
Oregon Pride Honey Cured Hams
and Bacon.
Oregon Pride Baked Veal Loaf.
Oregon Pride Baked Mortadella
V, Loaf,. , ;v. ' ' . ; ;V ; ..
Oregon Pride Baked Specialty
Loaf. , . ;'. . . . - -
Oregon Prides Jelled Luncheon
Tongue.
Oregon Pride New England, Style
Ham Sausage.
Oregon Pride Mortadella Sausage.
Oregon Pride Minced Ham Style.
Oregon Pride Bologna.
Oregon Pride Frankfurters
Oregon Pride Smoked Goose Liver
Sausage.
Oregon Pride Liver Sausage.
, Oregon Pride Head Cheese.
Oregon Pride Teeny Werners.
Oregon Pride Little Pig Pork Sau
sages. Oregon Pride Specialty Summer
Sausage. r '
Oregon Pride Dried Beef.
Oregon Pride Boiled Ham
Oregon Pride Pickled Pigs Feet.
Oregon Pride Pure Lard. v
. A Battleship Made From
Oregon Pride Dry Salt Pork .
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ALL PRODUCTS GUARAN
TEED TO BE MADE IN THE
EMPIRE MEAT CO.'S SANI-
TARY SAUSAGE KITCHEN
Phone 18
For Your Lunch Goods.
(Kimt Orettonlan Bpedal.)
pilot1 noeiv, Wuy 25. a. haUyl
boy wan burn Monday morning to Mr.
anil Mrs. ituy H I n k 1 at their home
here.
Mr. and Mm. W. A. Gilliam and Mr.
and Mrs. Hurl on Hutchison expect to
leave thin week on un automobile trip
to While Salmon to vlnlt at the home
of Klmer ailliiun, a brother "f Mm.
HulchlHon unci W. A. tfllllam Eugene
fjlbldi, who Is now attending dental
college In Portland, will accompany
them home.
Mr. and Mr. J. W. Ktter find II r.
and MrH. liYank Hayes motored to
Und, Washington, Hunday to visit Mr.
and Airs. JeorKe Campbell. They re
turned homo Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown left
Friday for their ranch home near I'an
co Wanti. '
The fretthnian reception was Riven
at the hlh school Friday cveniiiK and
all report a pioHt enjoyable , time.
Dames, fortune telling, etc., were fid
lowed by the serving of delicious Tv-
fresh ments. tMatJEl
The services held at the Community
church Friday evening were not very
well jutcndml, owing to stormy weath
er. Kev. Gressmnn made an Interest
ing talk: and it is regretted that more
were not out to hear him.
Mr. and Mrs. (ilen Rogers Were Pi
lot itock visitors Saturday.
The high school seniors, Wllbert
Hyn, (ieoigo Jordan, Herwchel Kid
well anil Victor Bracher, together with
their parents and the high school fac
ulty, enjoyed a finning 'trip Saturday
and report a fair catch.
About 75 was realized from the
moving picture show and the dance
given here Saturday evening and will
be applied on the fund for Improving
the city park.
Mrs. Hairy Connor arrived here Sat
urday from Herniiston for a week's
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Boylen, Sr., and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Archie Bond who has been suf
fering from an attack of tonsilitis, was
able to resume her duties. Archie
Uond spent Monday here.
-Mrs. John Koyer and Grant Chitten
den, delegates to the grand lodge con
vention at Albany, returned home Fri-1
day.
Mr. and Mrs. I C. Scharpf of Pen
dleton and Fred Moes of Helix attend
ed the dance here Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurton Hutchison and
Mm. 8. H. Hcitel were dinner guests
at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jaiues Sunday.
Memorial l)ny will be observed here
Sunday with services at the Commu
nity church at the regular preaching
hour, Jl o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs.-Pearl Fletcher were
visiting in Pilot Itock Sunday.
The Ladles" Aid will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon to quilt.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Gilliam, Mrs
Itobinson and Misses Kleanor Hnsrall
ami Haiol Warner were dinner guests
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. C. J. Mil
ler, Sunday.
Mrs. Winnie lieeves and small son
visited relatives here Sunday.
Church service and 'Sunday school
were well attended Sunday morning.
16 being present at Sutiduy school.
Mrs. Alfred Knotts was a guest at
theiome of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cur
rin over night Friday.
Mrs. Carl Jensen was quite 111 dur
ing the past week but is much better
at this time.
Mrs. Lester Rolin and Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Wright attended the baccalaur
eate address here Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and .Mrs. I. M. Schannep and
family motored to Pilot Hock Sunday ;
afternoon from Pendleton. I :rra
Mr. nnd Mrs. James Whit taker were 1
visitors to Walla Walla lust week
Full Understanding
. ....
The fullest measure of life is understanding, through-it
all things can be received at their true value. When there it
full understanding, conflict ceases, and upbuilding goes on
unhampered it is the essence of success.
A group of Pendleton manufacturers and merchants
have banded together with the object of giving the people
a fuller urtlersUnding of the service rendered by them
everyday throUfi'iOut the year of their high-class merchan.
dise manufactured and distributed and of their willing
ness to assif t in the maintenance of this fair community.
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Their three days' exhibition to be held this week, and
your presence, will be the means of the up-building of tin-'
derstanding of development and stabilization of business.
The American National Banlc
Pendleton, Oregon
si:nati: oti:s vtm iaiuivm
NAVY.
The senate Toted 120.000' men for
the navy instead of 100,000 which
the house provided.
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Special Terms During
The Carnival
PRICES
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UA.llA fi..nornl (harles II. Saw.
yer President Harding's physician,
was one of the Judges at the National
Capital Horse Show In. Washington.
He Is shown pinning a blue ribion
on Cotonel B. H- Thompson's boise
SEE US AT THE CARNIVAL
Make a small cash payment and a small payment each month.
Economy Drug Go,
PENDLETON, ORE.
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