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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 2, 1921)
I f f ACS EIGHT DAILY EASt ORSGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921. TEN PAGES v WELL IS BEING DRILLED Offfcr-'The Promised I.nnd' f.-i-;. . fr'--trw"V rvn.vv -wr wr"r T f renr vrw ftf ff-n' rt( vy t' (ICnxl Grcsonlan 8peeinl.) T'HO, Pept, 2.Chas. riarthok,. Inrw and family, Mrs. i. F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Hlnan Thompson and children nil of Putter creek mill Mrs. JIary Bartholomew if lleppncr, left on Monday by nuto for a trip of almui two weeks. They will go to Yakima, MilHe and on into Caiuila to Victor:a before retnrtdnp. . KImcr Ifoss was called to rondloion Tuesday hy the illness of his brother. A iifw well is bclriij t riven al tho tramp prounrt. Mi Kuthorino Molr drove a Ford Car from Chowchilia, Oil., to visit at tb home of V. F. staats. She reports Ihe roads to be in fine condition. Waldon Mitchell of Stunt. old, was here Monday. Winnie Stanfield, daihtcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. U stanfield. of Ontario, is vls.tinp at the home of Mrs. A. R Thomson. Mrs. Stanfield and daugh ter Harriet, vent fa to Portland. horo Harriet is receiving medical at- lent Ion. Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Jay of Hrnr.is ton. were hero Monday visiting their daughter. Mrs. Nellie Gillette. A. B. Thomson arrived home Tues day, lifter having spent a week in Sa lem and Portland. Mrs. Geonee Atterbnry and sons of Stanf.old, wore business visitors here on Monday. Wr. and Mrs. ,1, J. Jordan have mov ed to their residence hero from their ranch Kcarv;thVTfeld. Their sons Roper and w'illiam will attend school. Jack Stanfield rut sashes in Ins head and iijified the vertebrae in his neck and- back' Sunday when he dived from the sprins board into the Co lumbia at Umatilla. He was hurried to Hermlston, where Dr. Illsley attend ed' to his injuries. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Garner, of Rig Ptone Flat, wore business visitors here Tuesday. - . C. S. Mudpe of Orenco, who was! A. E. Hard is drilling here for several days on business left home just cast of town. - i I " , v i X. Greenfield and his wife are two members of the party which la now on the hiph seas enroute from New York to Palestine. The group Is taking along 200,00(t worth of crricultjiral Implements. Patriarchs and fcabea were la tta expedition. for his home on No.' IT Tuesday. Chas. Nichett of Stanfield, was here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. I. NewbiD and chil dren, of Walla Walla, are. visitins at the home of their niece, -Mrs. Georno -Mtcheil. a well at his No extra cost; no-extra words; all extra quality Instead of saying "com flakes" say Post TWfes best cornflakes It'i an extraordinary fart that this extra precaution is usually followed by particular people. T. . Matthews of Pendleton, was in town Wednesday. Henry Thomson of Pendleton, who is toll wire chief of the Pacific Tele phone & Telecrraph Co., w;is here Tuesday, inspcetm;,' the work of cabling- ihe wires underground, which is now heins done. E. A. Nelson and J. F. Temple of Pendleton were business visitors here Tuesday. Miss Lillie Jjgler of Monument. Ore., arrived here Wednesday to visit her parents on Hotter creek. J. G. YVhitset of Puidleton was. here Tuesday. Mr. Gault of Pendleton, was here i u cs. lay. i J. G. Dausherty of Hinton creek, j tiro., was here Wednesday on his way jV Pendleton. He was accompanied by Ona McLaughlin, a former Echo i boy. i Basil Mikesoll is busy this week i tearing down the old '.. Spike school (house near town, which was recently purchased ty Dr. Dorn. I Irene Pell returned home on train No. 17 Wednesday, after visiting for ! the past three weeks with friends in La Grande. -dr. and Mrs. 31. McCormick and isu, William, returned home Wednes ldy evening from a two weeks' motor ,;r;;i to the coast cities. I l-my Hubbard. 12 year old dangh- T. W. Ford of Pendleton, is buildinsr iter of Mr. and Mrs, KImer Hubbard ia new septic tank fur tho Uorn lf,t "lis l'lty. had e misfortune to run .apartment building. ; against a gate while playing with I W. A. Walker and familv who have .some other children a few days ago, hived here for the past few vears, 1, ft 'and broke a bono in her nose and re-1 on Monday for Montana - where they c..-.vet .teenl.rjts.es around tile eyes, expect to reside. 1 " 2 v 1 V, V t ' 4. t ho M ,1 f ... y Sf.-sv 3; J i 7 "ill "U r. 1" :aS . I , i 4' .w; f i n i TT i i OA ' 't A research recently con ducted has shown that Hills Bfos Reel Can' Coffee leads all other brands in volume of sales; r Proof that the public is a judge of good coffees ,j 'i,i-. Sit lii , She was taken to Dr. F. It. Dorn yes terday and it was found necessai-y that he perform an operation and raie the bone which had been crushed. She is jr:"'t'.!n ulons: n'.cely after the op eration and is able to be uu and play j again, today. G. Cole, superintendent of the 'ConMriie'iou department of the I'acif- ,l Telephone & Telegraph C Portland, was here Ti'esday. PEGGY JOYCE, ELUDING DETECTIVES, IS BACK I break that resulted In the filing of the j r.ow famons t'hieauo divorce suit. "Somewhere lit Franco'' TVBKy. the IN PARIS WITH CASH rt:"" Z ver'ed into French f nines at the pre vailing rate, makes the sum of a. 000 francs. Madame l'eggy has another finan cial basis for a happy career In Gay Puree. Judgo Joseph S.ibnth, in Chl tago, allowed her Jl, :!.".() a month ali mony, in addition to $27,r,(i(l i ounsel T'AfllS. Kept. -:. (t. N. S.l PeK;ry lropkins Joyce, who is suing her multi millionaire husband, J. Stanley Joyce, of Cliicafc-o, for a vast sum of alimony of : and a divorce, has arrived here. The ores'-inakeis knew It at once, for her iir.-'t mine was to buy a couple of de collete powns. I'egsty slipped out of New York, al though thnu detectives had l.oen as signed to ivat.'h her residence by her hnsb'nd. Joyce has testified rry cost him J 1.3:is,3 1 C."3 within the com pass of n single year, prior to the fees and J12,.1u00 for investigation ex- Itomobil And, be ales, there are no restric tions In Palis upon Ihe KoinKs mid comings, tn s.iy nothing of the dulnns, to thosM-who have the francs. There are other things, In addition, to make the trip alluring, if any other thlnRs wen: needed. Peggy's wardrobe has always been the first cous:n to the net proceeds of n gold mine, and she left most of It In Pails. She of fered it to In r friend, Kdna Nichols, a l.ushwss woman of much ability, and t old pal, if KJim would fell her au- penses. So with tho estate In Jewels ready to be worn or sold and the Income. Miss Nichols returned to the T'niti-d States without felling the auto, and Ihe wardrobe, plus the automobile Is he Is In a position to be one of tho , likewise to be considered in nn esll- tiest-flxed women financially in the m.ito or the Paris resources of (he fuf I'Y' nch capital! -.-r net res. MS 00 H Moll CrMv UtPtJM.lt .... .911 AfJ TJf W WVMWWB 'irnnriiTi'nrir'i'irfiTiMii r iwrmnimni- OAK TEA TABLE Worth $16.00, 1921 prices Roimd-Up Circus Pr. 812.00 MAHOGANY LAMP STAND AND SHADE Old price should he 845.00 Iioimd-Up Price.... 826.00 SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET To go at 862.50 QUARTER OAK LIBRARY TABLE A bargain at . . 22.00 WHITE ENAMEL TABLE For Breakfast Leaf gate an' every- tlnn 86.75 BRASS TABLE LAMP STAND AND SHADE 83.75 GNE DAVENPORT Upholstered in Reaver Taupe . . ...... "108.00 MAHOGANY SERVING TABLE Round-UpJViee . . . $22 50 1 EDISON PHONOGRAPH Priced to sell IN OAK 3 PIECE BED ROOM SUITE $116.85 4 PIECE IVORY BED ROOM SUITE ' Twin Beds ill Cane Better hurrv $165 gets it Don't Overlook Your FREE TICKET ; On Lamp and Phonograph. 51 INCH WALNUT BUFFET ' Willi China Cabinet to match. See it such a bar gain price. MAHOGANY DAVENPORT TABLE $27.00 Moves it Boys, see the Circus Satur day, Cash, Chickens, PirS FREE! NOW GET THIS AND GET IT QUICK. I WILL SELL AT PRICES THAT SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS WHILE WITH YOU IS WHAT CAL LAHAN SAID TO CRAWFORD AND IS HE? ABOVE PRICES TOLL THE STORY. YOU SHOULD SEE TO BELIEVE. AND BY ALL MEANS BE IN FRONT OF THE STORE SATURDAY AT J P. M. TO SEE THE FUN. UtMwmmawxM ,,.Avw,,w,j1,1aVWW,ww WILL HOLD HIS FAMOUS CHICKEN AND PIG RACE. AND GIVE AWAY FREE A $75.00 FLOOR LAM I W.W.V S IBM JUWil,l,!faajanrfr