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' DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OR3GON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1921T
SIXTEEN PAGES
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the price that money
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ment, more talk and more struggling for the good things offered than during any day of the Great Sale..:
The Dollar Bay Specials Extend Through Today
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IDEAL SURROUNDINGS.
Fall Terra Opens Sept. 12
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let us show you the wonderful time
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in stock Irons, Washing Machines,
Vacuum Cleaners, Toasters, Grills,
Percolators, Water Heaters, Stoves,"
Radiant Heaters, Lamps; Fixtures,
Sewing Machines anything and
everything electrical
REDUCED PRICES OS
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES .
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Electric and s Supplies
Phone 1X 200 EaNt C ourt St.
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17 CARLOADS OF STOCK
(East Oregoni&n Special.)
PILOT ROCK. Aug. 27.-Mr. and
Sirs, R. L. Casteel and children re
turned home the first of the week
from Eugene where they have been
visiting relatives.
M. G. Edwards and son Lawrence
were in town Tuesday.
Rev. B. F. Harper was a dinner
Riiest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Cooper Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Kidwcll and
family. C. J." Miller and family and
Mrs. J. l,.. Gilleland, Mrs. A. M. Bond
and Miss Virginia Gllleland enjoyed a
picnlo dinner on East Birch Creek
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Whittaker were
In town AVednesdavj
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Houser were
here Fridav.
Mrs. Grace Hunter of Pendleton
was In town Saturday on her way to
ine v nittaKer ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd and chil
dren left Tuesday for Wallowa T.nltR
Mix Thorn, nurne of Pendleton who
attended Mihs Ruth ltessler during
ner recent IllnesH left for Pendleton
Mturdar.
Mrs. Leo Beck. Ilivmnnd Kr k
Mrs. Fred Groves and son Paul are
nome again after spending the sum
mer at Lehman Snrlners
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrison were
visitors here Monday.
Catanhal r3eafness Cannot Be Cured
hv lnral an.ll..ii
'rearh h- j, "l".on"' tney cannot
ICa'tarrhaf 12S "!? ' ear.
Sfl.mJJa?,a1 TU,,e- When tb is
inflamed you have a rumblinr mind i
i. . ","'e" me result. Unless
..destroyed, forever.
rS-h.Lhe blood on muooua lur-
tions -""miiis normal cooai
Circulars free. All Drmrgl.ts.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Tol.dn nhln
1000 FEET CLEAH
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city papers,but you've
lis Sure
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Gillelam' and
children are home again after spend
ing a week at Hidaway Springs.
Miss Helen De Vaul, Mrs. James
Arnbery and Mrs. Donald Cameron
spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Hutchinson.
C. G. Bracher, Victor Brachor- and
C. W. Paulus spent the week end at
Lehman Springs.
Seventeen carloads of cattle were
shipped from here Saturday night,
made up as follows: P. IJ. Fletcher 1
car, Tom Ledgerwood 2 cars, Felix
Johnston 3 cars, John Carter 2 cars,
John Day Stock Co. 4 cars. J. T. Wil
moth 2 cars, Pendleton Meat Co. l car,
L. M. Church 2 cars.
Mrs. Will Scroggins and' Miss Agnes
Casteol of Ukiah were in Pilot Rock
Tuesday.
James Wolfe was transacting busi
ness here Tuesday.
C, W. Paulus made a business trip
to Ukiah the first of the week.
James Johns Sr. was herefTuesday
from Pendletoa. ; Si
Miss Marjorie Done returned home
from Hermiston Monday where she
has been visiting her uncle, Emory
Knotts" and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrah and
sons passed through Pilot Rock Wed
nesday enroute to their home at T.'ma
pine after a two weeks outing at Leh
man Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blackburn and
fnmUy left Thursday by automobile
lor the Willamette valley where they
will make their home.
C. J. Miller was In Pendleton Mon
day. iai
Miss1 Ella Stanton of Nye was shop
ping here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Bond was a passenger on
the Pilot Rock-Pendleton Stage Frt
day evening.
Mrs. Louis Ragains underwont an
operation at St. Anthonys Hospital in
Pendleton Monday. She Is reported
as getting along nicely.
Ralph Gilbert is here visiting rela
tives. Bert Keeney of Dale was here on
business Friday.
. Mrs. J. L. Gllleland and Miss Vir
ginia Gllleland spent Friday night at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. L, M.
Spaulding In Pendleton.
Mrs. Chris Stern. Mrs. Fred CastceJ I
and Lowell Casteel of Ukiah were In
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K rt'g Aunt Mary Piokforq and her niece. Mary. Jr Tb tsttsr Is
tbe da IiUt o lottie Piekiord snd apieara with Aunt Mary in "Little
Loiy 1 u tl.-roy." This is the llrst alai ii'd appearanr of Mary. Jr.. In
U sw'lidt but she iagrs svme day she's gotof w U jutx like Aunt Mary.
never seen anything to,
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ilot Rock Friday on their way to
Pendleton.
Judge I. M. Schannep wag in from
Pendleton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hascall and
daughter Airs. Will Catlet were In town
Friday.
Herbert Everett has acceded a po
sition as mechanic at the Paul Agl
dins Garage,
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All klrid.of enthusiasm was dis
played Friday afternoon by boys of
Pendleton who are adept in aquatic
sports at the meet staged at the city
natatorium following the Red Cross In
struction classes and demonstrations.
The meet was under the auspices of
Rei Ellis and Ed Schiller, and prlr.es
and ribbons were awarded for the
winners In the various events.
The winners in the events were:
Swim, 100 yard free-for-all, Xorrls
Graham, first; Lewi Harthrong, sec
ond; Vern Dale, third.
Swim, 60 yards, for boys under 12,
Howard Brfundage, first; Allen Hoy
den, second; Floyd Harch, third.
Swim, DO yards, for boys more than
12, Loyde McGcc, first; Flabel Tem
ple, second; Jack Neilsen, third.
Dive for distance for toys mora
than 12, Harold Hatton, first; Loyde
McGee, second; Loren Booth, third.
Dive for distance, boys under 12,
Floyd Harch, first; Howard Brund
age, second; Harold Estes, third.
Best fancy diver, free-for-all,
Harold Hattpn, first; Ixiyde McGee,
second; Joe Pohl, third.
Swim for 50 yards carrying another
boy, won by Louis Harthrong who
carried Floyd Harch.
There were 15 entries in some
events, and competition was keen. The
prizes consisted mainly of Boy Scout
goods.
Mary, Jn
excel
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(Kast regnnlaii Special.) .
RIETI1, Aug. Ftien.la of Mrs.
Jay Rorlck will be glad to larn that
sho has safely undergone a very seri
ous operation at one of the Portland
hospitals and she is now on the road
to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Roxiwick wera
visiting in Pendleton Thursday.
George Ociienkopolls was due for a
surprise Thursday noon when he re
turned to his hiiuse from the field for
lunch. Some one hud IrttruMV) (Tuflhf
his absence, had gotten what thsy
wanted, to eat and ransacked the entire
house, and upon Investigation it was
foiind they hud made a rlesn get away
with $.10.00 and a good suit of clothSs.
Chicken thieves were active last "
night, ns two roosts were reported to
have heeji visited. ' '
Mrs. CI D. Zehrung Is quite III fit her
home on Birch Creek. "; ' 1
Mrs. B. F. Williams was a Pendls.
ton shopper Tuesday. .
Mrs. Powell returned to Riot h Tues
day from Astoria where she was called
about ten days ago by ths. Illness of
her daughter Florence!
Mrs. W. W. tlnliler wag In IVadlf.
ton visiting Tuesday.
Miwi Ktrnic Bostwlck tiss been nick
for a couple of days. She is suffering
from appendicitis.
H. M. Woods, son and nephew wers
in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C. I,angley wag shopping in
Pendleton Wednesday.
While Mrg. W. W. Snider was In
Pendleton Tuesday some one entered
the Snider residence and made them
selves at home in the pantry. Nothing
wag disturbed howeier any other plaes
in the house.
Nykee and Charley English returned
last night from Pleasant Valley, Or.
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A RECORD THAT SHOULD .
CONVINCE you
d? the merits of Ilootl 's SarsapariUt
ss ths standard blood pqrifier, appe
tizer sr,d ' tor.ic. Originated in a
famous physician's prescrilil ion mors
, than 60 years ago. Adopted ss ths
reffnlnr ffirv'v itieillefnA in limuiflnila
cf American homes. Hug m.t ths
tests of a half-century with universal
success. Made from the best known
roots, herbs, buries apd berries named
in the Dispensatory. Will prove its
jaerit to you if you will ffivo U a trial.
, As a (rsod ca'hartic, Hood's rills.
rani
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Whcri"lfrekQlr bV Suppressed "fiss
Triumph Pills. Safe snd depends Ms
In all proper cases. Not sold at Drug
Stores. Do not experiment with
for "Relief" and particulars. It's fres.
Address: National' Medical 'Institute,
Milwaukee, Wis. ' ' ' ' . f ,
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