DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1921,
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News Notes Pendleton
Use the Phones,
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts 78
Use jthe Phos,
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Pepts 7S
ltoscoo Vaiiithun lUtiivcrs , llev. Sooor In Iilpit pulpit last evening. He took his text
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Rosooe Yaughan. who has been very During the absence of Rev. George from Revelations. Rev. Clark was in
SERVICE
ill with an abscess in his throat, has! U Clark. pator or t.ie I'resiuterian , Milton attending the' district confer- j
reeovered. He expects to have his ton-l church. Rev. John Fecor of the Metho- ; ence of the Christian Endeavorers.
Mils removed in two weeks. ii-st church occupied the Presbyterian !
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GOOD
Delicious Apples
1.15 PER EOX
Not as pretty as the high priced ones but the
same flavor.
IF YOU WANT A FINT APPLE PIE
make it with
DELICIOUS APPLES.
Also fine for baking and sauce.
"101" SERVES YOU BETTER"
Pendleton Cash Market, InG
301 . Court Street
Phonei 101 Private Exchange Connects
totli Departments
Starts Kabb.t Ctunna'gn.
Fred Reunion, county agent, is in
the west end of the county today mak
ing arrangements for arabbit exter
mination campaign.
; Spon k for Campaign
I I'endleton ministers yesterday
stressed the Importance of the Red
Cross. An appeal for the annual Red !
Cross Roll Call was made from the I
i various pulpits. I
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llankSrM Linen
l-oaves For sunnyside
Elvin Seibert, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Seibert, G15 Marie street, left
yesterday for Sunnyside, Washington,
where he will be employed by the
Pacific Power & Light Co.
I.envo 011 limiting Trip
Wade Privett and Emmctt Estes!
left today by motor for Arlington, on j
a goose hunting exposition. Thev ex.!
! pect to get the limit of Rrnndts. lie-1
Ports from the Gilliam county town I
are that geese are very plentiful.
Thanksgiving Sale Table Linens
Now is the time to replenish your stoeK of Table Linens, especially wh&i you
buy them at a big saving. Come in now anil make your selections.
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Poos Organizing Hero
I Brotherhood of American Yoeman, j
! whose home is at Salem, is here doing
. work in connection with the campaign j
i of the order for an Increased member-ship.
iiiiiiii rih 1 if airlriff'-i'mitiUm frirm 1 n ur ""
Will Ilit in Planks. '
The wooden planks used beneath 1
the tracks of the Northern Pacific
railroad on Webb street are to be re
placed this week, says C. Simonson,
superintendent of bridges and build- i
lings. 'Bight men, under the direction
of Arthur Patrick, will do the work. I
Order That
Thanksgiving
Turkey
WE HAVE A FINE BUNCH OF CORN FED
EIRDS COMING IN. ALSO DUCKS, GEESE A.ND
HEAVY HENS.
QUALITY MINCE MEAT AND OYSTERS
PHONE 18
The Empire
Market
Where Quality Goes Clean Through
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Itall OJit Water.
X bailing; outfit la being used on the
well of the Columbia Basin Oil Co. at
Attalia now to free the hole of water,
according to reports today from local
stockholders of the company. The
pressure on gns Is Increasing, It is said,
and the oil showing is said to be
growing more favorable.
Vtw In Police Court
For speeding, Edward Hooper this
morning paid a fine of $15 In police j
court when he entered a plea of guilty
j to a charge of speeding. Dave White,
1 (ieorge Spring and Sam Heber were !
I fined $10 each on a charge of being
I drunk. Aaron Williams drew $25 for
being drunk and disorderly.
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Lessons to lie Given.
Millinery lessons are being given at
Riverside today and will be continued
tomorrow by Mrs. Edith G. Van Pou
sen, home demonstration agent Mrs.
jVan Deusen spent Friday and Satur
jday at State Line where 21 hats were
jinade, nnd the 1022 program mapped
(out. Millinery and dressmaking will
.bo featured.
Thanksgiving Sale Table Damask
$1.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale 79c
$1.25 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale 98c
$1.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $1.25
$1.75 Quality, The Vgiving Sale $1.39
$2.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $2.10
$4.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $3.45
Thanksgiving Sale Napkins
Comes in sets of 6 and 12 Napkins to the set.
$2.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $1.95
$3.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $2.98
$5.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $3.98
$7.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $5.95
$9.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $8.35
$11.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $9.95
$12.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $10.75
$15.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $13.25
$16.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $14.50
$20.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $16.25
$22.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $18.50
Thanksgiving Sale Lunch Cloths
$5.00 QualllHThanksgiving Sale $3.9S
$7.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $5.93
$10.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale . . .' $8.45
I Paromoter Very Iow
I The barometer is lower than it has
been for the past three months and
j Major Lee Aloorhouse, weather obser
ver, predicts a storm. At noon today
u dust and rain storm visited Pendle
ton, and a gale has been blowing dur
ing the afternoon. The maximum to
day is 52 and the minimum 40, while
the barometer registers 29:30.
UaMFatgrtH,
There are
so' many
kinds of
"Onyx" m Hosiery
OT just silk, but modish wool
and sturdy lisle for country
wear, softest cashmere baby sox,
children's stockings made for play,
sox that men prefer out-doors or
in, and many other kinds of finest
hose besides.
FULL LINE OF CHILDREN'S
MERCERIZED AND SPORT
WOOL HOSE
Watch Buster Grow.
BUSIER Ml SHOE STORE
Shoe That Fit and Are Fit to
Wear
To Initiate Claj-w.
A large class of candidates -will be
initiated by the Pendleton Camp, No.
4t, -Woodmen of the World, tonight.
J. O. Wilson, head manager nf the. or
der, will be here fnm his home in
Portland to attend the initiatory ex
ercises and the bin social evt nt vliloh
Includes a dinner. The dep-roe tram
of the Walla Walla lodgo will put on
the work.
Inv Unto I'or (iaire
A low riite for t'lo r'TTAn-O, A. C.
same which is to tin jiinyi d at Knsene
November 19 is lie'n? of.Vrod by Hie
O. W. rt. & X. and several local prada
ates of both Institutions aro rntiVIng
plans to attend. Harold Brock, Nate
Kimball, Lyman Hire and Gene Hamp
ton are some of the men who have
definitely decided to ko. Jimmy Hicks
of the pansenfier department of the O.
W. was here today.
Lunch Napkins
Set of 6 Napkins.
?0.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $3.98
Thanksgiving Sale Cloths
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Sae THMfc ? infants and invalids
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Forlnlaitt3,i"s1?J md Qwwfn!Ch'.Mr( 'PlchnWt,nUd reatn estraetin Powder
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$1.85 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $1.49
$12.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale . ... $10.75
$1150 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $12.Q5
$16.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $14.50
$18.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale ... $15.85
$20.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale , . . . . $1.6.25
$22.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $18.50
$25.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale . $21.35
$27.50 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale $23,15
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SEVEN SHORT COURSES
TO BE HELD AT 0. A. C.
Rollout Control Man hero
It. T. Jackson, biological assistant
of the U. S. Biological Survey, arrived
Inst night from Portland to take
charge of rabbit extermination In the
west end of Umatilla county. The rab
bits were recently very thick around
Boardman, according to Jackson, but
with the coming of the rains, the long
enred gentry scattered asain over the
desert. Jackson and K. F. Averill are
old-time friends, their friendship dat
ing back to the time when the Pen
dleton man was in the service.
Check Artist Taken
Paul Morgan, arretted several days
since by Pendleton police when he was
found to be carrying several alleged
forged checks around with him, was
taken to Kennewick, Washington, this
morning by a deputy sheriff of Benton
county where according to the story he
told Chief W. R. Taylor he had passed
one check. He will be prosecuted In
the Washington town. Morgan had
five checks on a local bank when he
was arrested. The checks had been
made out, but so far as Is known, none
was passed here.
Myron Ha nicy Here
Myron Hanley. formerly caplain of
the Pendleton high school football
team and ..star quarterback, arrived
here this morning from fipokane for a
three days visit with h! brother, Dick
Hanley, coach of the local team.
Young Hanley, now captain of the
freshmen first team at University of
Washington, is on crutches, his leg
having been broken in football prac
tice. This Is his second Injury this
season, the first having been a broken
shoulder. He will resume his studies
at college but he will probably suffer
from the Injury for about six weeks.
Washington society matrons are ex
pecting a busy season this winter, and
aro hopefully expectant that their aid
will be called for In the social enter
tainment provided for distinguished
visitorg from oversew,
Farmers' week at O. A. C. has been
scheduled for December 26-31. Seven
winter short courses In lateHt farm
practices developed by tho experiment
station w.'ll run as follows:
Two weeks course in fruit and vege
table growing, Dec. 3-17.
Four weeks' course In beekeeping,
Janunry 30-Fcbrunry 25.
Four weeks course In grain grading,
January 0-21.
Eleven weeks' course In tractor me
chanics, Jan. 2-Mai"ch 18.
Kleven weeks course In dairy man
ufacture, Jan. 2-March 18. .
Kleven weeks' course In general ag
riculture, Jan. 2-March 18.
Five months dairy herdsman
course, Jan. 2 Juno 10.
I Tho hoi.iemakers' conference will
not bo held in connection with farm
ers' week but will receive special at
ten during tho week beginning March
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New Yeast Vitamon
Tablets Round Out
Face and figure
Yith Firm, Healthy Flesh, Increase Energy and Beautify th Com
plexion Easy and Economical to Take Results Quick
Thin or run-down folk
who want to quickly get.
sonic good, firm, olid flesh
on their bones, fill out th
hollows and sunken cheek
with strong, henlthy tis
sues, and build up in
creased energy and vital
ity should try taking a
little Mastin's VIT
MON with their weals.
MuBtin's VITAMIN is
tiny tablet couluiniiig
highly concentrated yeast
vituDiines as well as tot
two other still mors im
portant vitamtnes (Fat
Soluble A and Water Hai
ti by magic, strengthens
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For This Week Only :
, We are selling pll 0f our Indies nd Children's - I
Hats at :
ONE-HALF PRICE '
If you haven't already done so it is your opportu-
nity to get a good lookihg serviceable! hat at a very
low price. Our stock isn't so very large so it will pay
you to come early.
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PENDLETON
OREGON
ShOULClR'
ilhle C). It bnniphes Dimples, boils and skin eruntloni
the nervca, builds up the bodv with firm flesh and tinsue and often cnrmiletolv
rejuveuaV s tl e whole system. Quirk, gratifying renults. No gas caused.
If you are thin, pale, haggard, drawn looking or lack energy and endurance
tnko Mrmtin's VITAMON two tablets with every meal, then weigh and
mwiiiru yourself each week and continue taking Mastin's VITAMON regularly
ULlil vo l nre sntiified with your gain in weight and energy.
IMPOBTANTI While the remarkable health-buildins value of Mastio't
VI-TA-MON has been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases of lack of
em rry, nervous troubles, anemia, indigestion, constipation, skin eruptions, poor
complexion and a generally weakened physical and mentiil condition, it should
not be usr-d by anyone who OIJJ KCTS to having their weight incrcaped to normal.
Do not accept imitations or substitutes. You can get Mustin's VITAMON
tubbU at all good druggists.
LMASTIN'Srir
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VITAMINC
TADLtt
Are Posi'Jvc!y C;ir.r-nl2ed
to Put On Turn F!:b,
Clear the Skb and lacreasi
Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
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Whatwpuld look nicer
on your table for a
Thanksgiving dinner than
a set of up-to-date silver?
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Think of it, a njc? new
i,n jAJfm. carving set for the turkey.
.rrwf fA$ We have them. Why not
Maf ffiiL you ? They do not cost
zjta U' r "ich at Hanscom's. Come
large silver stock at re
markable low prices.
Each article bearg pui;
guarantee .
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