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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 16, 1921.
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News Notes Pendleton
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
November 11. East End Fair
una apuiv cuu.
November 11. Armistice Day
celebration.
aser. Mr. Richardson was formerly f jects .r ; r:h carried on Inst night J
.with r.ruy Brothers and also with the: by members of the ! ce force and'
! lVndlvton Cash Market. Mr. Hells, special apems The I'aker amliori-
! besides the crocery store, owns thoitios sent a niess;i" h..r.. n... f.i.'i
Use the Phones,
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts 7S
.h.rra
QUALITY
SERVICE
5S
rr.NM.KTOX'S I.KIX STOlii:
Use the Phones,
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts 78
Highway .--ervice Mation. ine new ipuives were thought to be headi d this
store will handle a complete line of way. Everv train was searched nil
November 21, special city elec- With grade staple and fancy groceries, jniirht Jons, but no trace of the men I
Uod.
December 15. 16. 17. Oregon
Mate iirieation Congress.
(was seemed.
Tin
Chinaman was!
ltoss Carnc-y 1U.
Uosa Carney, of the Tendleton Trad
ing Co., is ill with pneumonia. Me
was taken sick on Friday. Mr. Car
ney's condition is not serious.
T.io iiiiiiu i.nni;r. beaten oer the head . ltobbcrv
li. F. Dnpuis has secured a building iBive aa ,iH, nu,tive 1Vr , crj.u
permit at the office of the city re-1
corder for the construction of a era
rage which is estimated to cost $30.
is:
Sncnk Thief Killers
Spark plugs, wire connections and
other parts on a new Ford Sedan re
cently purchased by lien F. Trombley
were stolen last night by an unknown ioi H'tiim
thief. The car was in the garage at
the Trombley home on Lewis street.
The. theft was discovered this morning.
lteemeii to Meet.
Iteekeepeis of I'matilla county are
making plans for the annual meeting
of the Oregon State lleekeepers As
sociation, to be held here January Ji;
and 2". Officers of the l inati'ila
county association are Eli W'inesctt,
of Herud-aou, president ; '. Hancroft.
on, secretary-treasurer, and
Hoy IliiclmiKin 111.
Itoy Buchanan. Pendleton merchant
who has been confined to his homo by
Illness since Saturday, is slightly bet
tor today. Mr. Huchannn Was threat
ened with pneumonia, but because of
improvement his condilion is not serious.
inn, of Pendleton, county
:-or. All county associati-
llo!d Solemn l!on.-diillim
The solemn benediction of the lit.
I!ev. P.ernard Murphy, third abbott of
St. licnediet's Abbey, will be held to
morrow at .Ml. Angel. The tihbott is a
nephew of Judge Thomas Fit. Gerald,
but Judge Fitz Gerald will be unable
to attend the benediction.
Grocery Will ()en
The Highway Grocery at the inter
section of East Alia and East foil",
will open for business tomorrow : m
lug. . H. llelts is the owner i :' 'lie
store, h ml Harry Iticliardson is unn-
Xel SI i n horn mi Team.
X"d Strnhorn, of Pendleton, wl:o is
a student at T'nivcrsity of nreson. is
a member of the Kappa Sigma basket-
i lecieu wiui me orenou as- nan team which gives promise of
o: which A. J. Sanford, lied- winning the intei -fiHii-nifv ,.i,.,,.
president; K. 1. linker of ipionship this year. The team has won I
every game su far. Strahoru plays1
forward. !
Fred
agci:l.
ons I'd
sociali
mond,
Knappa, vice president, and H. A.
Scullen, head of the beekeeping de
partment at the Oregon Agricultural
college, as secretary-treasurer. At ihe
meeting in Pendleton, leading bee
keepers will speak on disease control,
inspection, co-operative marketing and
other pertinent subjects. Prospects
are good for a lare attendance and
a helpful program.
Search for Murderers.
T'le men who murdered a Oliina
m. " at linker yesterday were the oh-
if
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GOOD HOME-MADE
Sauer Kraut
COOKED WITH
Weinnies or Fresh Pork
Makes a very appetizing dish for these chilly
days.
WE MAKE OUR OWN KRAUT and every
head of cabbage is THOROUGHLY TRIM
MED and RIGIDLY INSPECTED before go
ing to the cutter.
"BUY THE BEST IT TASTES BETTER"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
301 E. Court Street
Phones 101 Private Exchange Connects
Both Department
.Mountains Sno.( ocnil.
While rain was falling in Pendleton I
and in the lowlands last night and this!
morning, the snow was covering the j
hills and mountains with a mantle of
snow. The snow was visible from the
high hills on the north side of the city
ti'ib'.v. The while blanket
to the edge of the reservation east of
the city, mid farther south, the stub-
blefields were also covered. This is
Hie first snow of Ihe season which has
como so near to Pendleton.
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They'll See tho (ionic.
Peudletiiiiians and former O. A. C.
and Oreron men who live in the coun
ty outside ,,f Pendleton will Join the
KtaiiK which every year marches back
to Eugene to see the two institutions
battle for supremacy this year when
the game js played on Saturday. Somo
of the men plan to leave this evening
on an overland trip, ami others will
leave later. Among those who plan
to go front here are Joe Jones, Hert
.leranl. Nnt Kimball, Harold Prock.
Gene Hampton, John Murray mid Carl
Engdahl and Jim Hill of Helix.
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Look to the Details
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It is said; that attention to the little details
of one's appearance gives a woman the reputa
tion of being well dressed.
Ihit have you ever noticed that the worn
an you think of as well dressed is painstaking
in the extreme when it comes to her figure?
She knows that gracefulness poise charming carriage and an attractive figure
are the first requisited of being well dressed. Their attainment lies in scientific cor
sctry. In the present showing of
Fron.t Laced
Mayor to K.vplaiu Measures.
Kxplanation of the various measures
which are lo be put before the voters
for a decision on Monday, November
21, will ha given by Mayor fi. A. Hart
man in three speeches which have
been arranged. He will speak tomor
row afternoon before tlio Women's
i 'lul at tiie county library. On Friday
afternoon he will make two speeches,
the First time he will appear before
I ho Lincoln school Parent-Teacher as
sociation, and later in the afternoon
he will speak to the Parent-Teachers
issociation of the Washington school.
for Fall you will find specialized models for different types of figures, so that, regard- '
less of stature, a graceful figure and a fashionable silhoutte may be yours.
The corset the very foundation of style itself should be chosen before selecting
the dress or suit, that the complete ensemble may most nearly approach the ideal.
Let our corsetiere properly fit you with the model est suited to your require
ments and preference. Do so while our Modart stock is complete. .
. Corset Department $4.50 to $25.00
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WE WILL HAVE A FINE LINE OF
CHOICE
Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Chickens
For Thanksgiving Dinner.
However, these will be strictly fresh killed
birds. We don't want the public to jeopardize
their health eating birds that have been killed
too long a time.
PHONE 18
The Empire
Market
Where Quality Goes Clean Through
Iload Mi-rtliig Held.
Pilot Hock farmers will appoint
from each of the districts a repre
sentative to confer with tho countv
court regarding the location of a road
for which f .15,000 is to be spent by the
county court, according, to n decision
reached at a largo mass meeting last
night in Pilot 1-tock. Following word
received by tho Pilot Hock Commer
cial association mat tlio fund Was
available, farmers met to dlseuss the
matter. Knads in four different di
rections were discussed at last night's
meeting and the appointment of dele
gates will bo the outcome. Following
the road business Fred llennlon, coun
ty agent, addressed the meeting on the
recent grain hearing in Portland. He
discussed Portland typo samples and
federal grades.
Cost Ih $!..-. Per Hiishel.
1 lie average cost of producing
wheat on 40 farms in Sherman county
in l'.i'-'O was $1.65 a bUHjiel, according
to a report made by It. V. fiunu, of
i. A. ('.. and (.'. (.. Calkins, formerly
Sherman county agriculture agent
wno niaile the survey. As Ihe yield
im-i ucre ami me acres per larm were
outstanding factors in Influencing the
cost. It is estimated by Fred llennlon,
county agent, that tho cost In Turn
tillii would average less than S1.IIS
Tliis is estimated in view of (ho fact
that the IS farms on which tho cost
was ji.1,.1 per nusnrl nail nil average
f I I bushels per acre while Ihe 'y
farms below the average In cost had
an average yield of '20 bushels an acre
Umatilla county, with Its high pro
duction, Is able to produce wheat at
less than Jl.Gj a bushel, Mr. llennlon
believes.
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PACE 5
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The Season's Craze
We have just received a new shipment of
the famous
Toddle Oxfords
ii They are absolutely the latest thing in Ladies' Foot
j wear. Patent kid, plain toe, with one inch flat heel
and light welt sole
BUSTER
Only $9.00
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Shoes that fit and are fit to wear
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I oneeleven,
I cigarettes
Three Inseparables
One for mOdnesi.VIRGlNIA
One fcr mellownea. BURLEY
One for aroma.TURKISH
The finest tobacco perfect
aged and blended,
20forI5
(East Oregoniun Special.)
PH OT HOOK. Xov. 16. Hoy Con
nor h uccidently shot himself thru
tt. -luhi lonir whllo hunting near
RnnrkH Station Sunday afternoon is re
,.w.i in l.n eettinu along nicely. Ho
Is being cured for at the Sparks home.
!dr. and Mrs. James Whlttaher mo
tored to Pendleton the first of the
week to attend tho International Live
stock Exposition.
Mrs. George 'Huge and daughter,
Miss Grace Kugg visited relatives hero
Sunday.
A young peoples meeting was organ
l.ed at the church Sunday afternoon
with officers as follows. Kugene
Ulbbs, president;' Kuth Fletcher, re
cording secretary: I.llu Fletcher, cor
resnondine secretary. Meetings ivlll
be held at the church every Sunday
evening at 6:45.
Mr. and Mrs. llnrry Newman are
tho parents of a baby girl born Tluirs
day Nov. 3.
Mrs. l.eora Haughty and William
Ruber!, both of Pilot Kock, wore mar
ried in Pendleton Saturday Nov. G
Judge 1. M. Schanncp performing Ihe
ceremony. Mrs. naughty is a sister of
Kd Smith of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. M. (test returned
home Tuesday from a trip to Portland
and ICugrno.
Mrs. Charles Michall was shopping
in Pilot Hock Thursday.
C. W. Depuy was a business visitor
hero Monday.
Joo Itoyer and family spent Monday
afternoon In Pendleton.
Kldon ISoylon celebrated his fifth
birthday Thursday nfterenoun Nov. 3,
l.y entertaining a few of his little
friends at a party at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Iloylcn.
His guests were Maxine Custeel, Car
mile Sianley, Allegra Donne, Roberta
'ioylcn, Lemuel Hoylon, Hialno f.'as
teel. Ward Stanley. Jr and Patrick
Cassldy. Jello and whipped cream was
served with the birthday cake. Mrs.
V. C. Stanley, Mrs. Robert Iloylcn and
Mrs. K. II. Castnel were present also.
Dillard French was a business visit
or hire Monday from Gurdane.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kinder were in
Pilot Ruck Sunday from Long Creek.
Mrs. Levi lOlridge who has been In
Portland for the past several weeks
for medical treatment arrived home
last week. Her condition Is much Im
proved. Harry Schlegle was a business visit-
Heroism I'ays
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
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Heware! 1'nless you bco tha name
"Hayer" on packano or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only lis told in Ihe Bnyer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth
ache, Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy
tin boxes of twelve Payer Tablets of
Aspirin cost few cunts. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin in ths
trado mark of Uuyef Manufacture of
Monoaceticacldester of Hallcyllcacld.
or hero Monday from Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Walker of
Slan field were visitors here tho first
of tho week at the home of Mrs. Walk
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. 1). Con-)
nor.
Mr. and Mrs. Tod Gllleluud wero In I
town Wednesday.
Robbie Kelby was absent from school i
several days this week suffering from j
a broken arm. Jin fell from UVo fence
wlille playing at school.
Vic Ruiimagoiix was a business i
visitor hero Thursday.
Herbert Warner was here Thurs
day from Milton with a load of apples.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller aud chil
dren were Sunday dinner guests at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Macken.
.Mrs. Chas. McDonald of Albeo was
shopping in Pilot Rock Saturday
George Ness was a business visitor
liero Monday from I'lilali.
llrfhieheN from Mllirlit (.'old
Laxntlvn 1IRO.MO O I ' I I N K ThIiIcIs re.
Ileve the Id'Hilacim by curing the Cold
tonic laxative and germ d'strover.
The genuine bears tli" signature of K.
Vt. Grove. (Do Hiiro you Bi t 11ROMO.)
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CATARRH
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BLADDER
5fl, tocCKMl
Etch Canmili
besra name
Ptirnr rtiwin IrrfMt
Mrs. Kate Day, of DallM, T.
iot the Theodore N. Vail silver
medal and $600 cash award for
heroism In saving 4' girl tetcplfnt
operator from death In a fire rnst
.iuoyed their durmitory
"QULW roil CIMf WATlONm"
A Pr paratlorv cf
COMPOUND COPAtn nd CUBESS
AT YOUR DRUGGIST
A.k fhr Y JN MJE.OX.Ly. qM (uballiutiw.
Special Sale
Of Men's and Ladies' Made-to-Order
SUITS
AND
Overcoats
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLACE YOUft
ORDER
John Dorfman
PENDLETON'S LEADING TAILOR
Rooms 7, 8, 9, Despain Bldg. PHONE 982
TraVel
via the
Northern Pacific
Railway
THE PIONEER LINE
Steel Pullman Sleeping Cars
of latest construction arc in service on
through trains. Automatic Block Sig
' nal protection on most of the line.
THE BIG BAKED POTATO
Is again a featurt of our
FINE DINING CAR SERVICE
Always Noted for Hi Eictlltnct
SArETY COURTESY PROMPTNESS
Northern Pacific ticket agents will
cheerfully answer your question?
and give you full information.
WALTER ADAMS, Agent
Telephone 549 60 Main St.
I'fiulleton, Ort".
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