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DAILY EAST OKIG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 30, 1021.
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News Notes Pendleton
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1 Choir to Give Comedy. 'Sliop'Optu.
The choir of the Methodist church! W. I. .Miller has opened a used tire
is practicing diligently now on a clever j shop at S21 Cottonwood street. He
State iirigation Congress. musical comedy which will be present-1 expects to make it one of the largest
eeeeeeeeeel'd some time next week. The ccmedyjused tire shops in this part of the
i state.
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SHOP EARLY SHOP EARLY
1'l.XDl KTON S l.r.UHXU SK'KF. L i
Falconer Is Fined.
Fred W. Falconer was fined J 10
and costs in the court of Justice Joe
II. Parkes Tuesday on a charge of
speeding. The fine was paid.
I is entitled, 'The Pastor's Wife's New
i Bonnett." The choir is under the di-1
, rection of Mrs. K. A. TVoodvard. and i
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some new stars in tne tneatr.cai iirm-
ainent are expected to be shining after;
the play is given. ;
Relief Store to 0Mn.
The Salvation Arthy relief store is
open today at the Salvation Army hall
from 10 a. m. to 5 p .m. Clothing is
being given away to the needy.
! Woodmen FJeot Officer". I
I Officers to serve during 1922 were1
'elected Monday night by the Pendle
ton Camp No. 41. W. O. W. As a re
sult of the election, some records for
', length of service were made when J. i
P. Walker was elected for the twenty- i Weather Warm.
I nirtth consecutive year to succeed him-1 The weather is warm
Warrants to pay for the work of
judges and clerks at the special elec
tion here more than one week since
are available and will he paid to the
officials if they will call at the office
of the city recorder. The announce
ment to this effect was made this
morning.
SSILOREP AT FAS! 1IOM PARK
Baby Finds Homo
The 'baby boy which has been under self as clerk. Thomas Fits Gerald
the care of the Salvation Army for will serve his eighteenth year as bank
son time han been adonted by a er as o result of his election
today, the j
maximum being as. I he minimum j y
last night was 4 a. a warm winu mow- j
ing, accompanied by rain. The ha-
Portland family. The parents will ar- The list of officers is as follows: Con-. rometer registers 23. 25 and Major I.ee I
.Moornouse, oittcial weatnur onserver,
and will legally mil commander, R. H. Carrier: advis
iory lieutenant. H. W. Uncoln; banker.
rive here this evenin
adopt the child.
: Thomas Fits. Oerald; clerk, J. 1
Potatoes All Due. i Walker; escort. C. A. Saunders;
The potatoes on Weston mountain ' watchman. Lorin O'Gara; sentry, Roy
ore all dug and either Btored or ship- Hutchinson, manager, B. A. Lovell.
ped, according to E. M. Smith, Weston The officers will be Installed on the
banker. Mr. Smith was here last nisht first Monday night In January-. Fol
to attend the meeting of the county lowing the election, a hot tamale feed
federation iof commercial organiza- was enjoyed. A degree team of 27
tit; ha. "Wenton Mountain Is getting members was then organized, and it
her stride in potato production," he is expected that thus team will show
4 declared, "and from now on our sufficient class to back off every oth
country will be making a worth-while er outfit in this part of the state. A.
record every year." Mr. Smith is one O. Ciuden is captain, Balfe Ulrich,
of the most ardent boosters for the tu- first lieutenant, and W. E. Hanscom,
bers In that section of the county. 2nd lieutenant.
predicts continued
with probable rain.
warm weather,
Lesion Men To Fjit
A supper will be one of the chief at
tractions of the annual election meet
ing of Pendleton Post No. 23, Ameri
can Legion which is to be held Mon
day evening. The meeting will be held
nt thA .Inllv Inn -which will he turned
over to the organization after closing ?
time in the evening. Nominations
were hold at the Noveniher meeting.
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FINE
WHITE WINTER
APPLES
Faced and Filled $2.25 per box.
You will like these firm, juicy, fine
flavored apples.
OREGON BUDDED FRANQUET
TE WALNUTS, 50 per pound.
Other Walnuts, 40c per pound.
"There is but one "One-O-One"
Quality."
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
301 E. Court Street
Phones 101 Private Exchange Connect
Both Department
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Slide, Delay Traffic.
Traffic on the t S-. R. & X. was
delayed today on account of a slide in
the mountains. No. 24 which arrives
early in the noi i.lng from the west,
was held until late this afternoon in
the yards here, and there was no west
bound traffic. The high waters are
held responsible for the slide which
cause the delay.
Walter MeOeedy Here
Walter McCreedy, prominent base
ball manager and in charge of the
Portland team lor many years, Is here
today while enronte east. No official
announcement has yet been made but
It is known from good authority that
McCready has accepted the manage
ment of the Seattle team and that
James Richardson, now nt O. A. C. will
be his business manager.
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oppomii
Not for several years has
fifty dollars posessed the
ability to secure the remark
able value represented bv
the Stanerek Double-Breasted
Business Suit. It is style
which serves to straighten
up the figure.
Custom service without
the annoyance of a try-on.
Ready-to-put-on. Tailored at
Fashion Park.'
140 to $65.00
OMR
MAKES
$25.00 UP
Keetly to firnvel llosd
The Cold Sprlngs-Holdman road will
soon be partially graveled. That is
according to the word brought to Pen
dleton today by J. K. Shotwell, one of
the contractors, who is In charge of
the work. A stretch four miles out of
Holdman is ready for the gravel now.
I he says. Seven miles of the road nas
been graded and will be graded as rap
Idly as it is possible to do the work.
Try Us
Let us have your meat business during
December. You'll find to your satis
faction that you get quality meats al
ways at no more cost to you than in
ferior meats.
PHONE 18
i ne .umpire
Market
Where Quality Goes Clean Through
nivcr Is Higher.
The old Umatilla Is higher today as
a result of the rain which fell rather
steadily last night, and the water Is
muddier than it has been during the
run-off of the snow. The flood water
has ibeen extremely light, in propor
tion to the amount of precipitation.
One farmer told recently of attempt-
ine to ride a horse through a fallow-
field with the result that the animal
narrowly escaped miring down in' the I
mud. A great proportion of the mols
turo is thought to have soaked Into the
soil with very 'beneficial results to the
wheat. Moisture has been needed for
several weeks, and farmers declare It
is their opinion that the good soaking
just received will bo an Important fac
tor in thickening the spotted stand of
wheat iwhich has characterized Uma
tilla county wheat fields.
MEN'S HATS FOR FALL
The man about town .business man and working-
jg man will all three find just the type of hat they pre-
jg fer in our most complete showing of new hats for
fall and early winter,
jg Cloth hats $4.00 to $5.00
Stetson hats ; $7.50 up
Men's Sox 15c to $2.00 Pair
One of Storm's Victims
G. J. Perry, accountant, working in
Pendleton for Whltfleld-Whltromb
Co,, has returned to Pendleton after a
little experience In the realm of ad
venture which does not often happen
to Oregonians. He was ono of the
autolsts who was caught by the storm
in the valley. His machine was stall
ed at Bonneville, and for six days he
was there in the village out of com
munication with the rest of the world.
During his stay there, he, with a
number of other totirists, assisted the
state game warden in saving fish In
the hatchery. The snow covered the
ponds, stopped the flumes and
threatened to cause the death of In
numerable fish. Hard work by the
volunteers assisted materially In tne
good work of rescue. Perry got away
from Itonneville by flagging a boat
which took him to Portland. There
are about 150 autos stalled in the snow
In the gorge, he declares.
Men's Fall Weight Underwear $1 to 85
Ties for Particular Men 50c to $ 1,00
MEN'S E. & W. SHIRTS
$2.50 to $10.00
They fit better and wear well. You get shirt sat
isfaction when you wear E. & W. Shirts. New pat
terns and colorings.
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Xmas Shoppers
Mr. Shopper, do you realize it is only 24 days before Xmas and you
haven't selected that beautiful little gift for your Mother, Father
Sweetheart, Sister and Brother. Don't put it off till the last minute.
Come to Hanscom's Jewelry Store, the Home of Beautiful Gifts That
Last. The place where you can find anything in Jewelry at a reason
able price. Make this Xmas a happy one for your loved ones. Select
your gifts now and let us lay them aside for you.
Hanscom
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Gwelry
Store
HOME OF GUTS THAT LAST
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Notables TURKISH
The three greatest
cigarette tobaccos,
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one -eleven
cigarettes
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FROM I PEOPLE
EVANGELIST HEXSHAW
ANSWKUKU
Portland, Ore.,
Nov. 26, 1 921.
Editor East Oregonian:
My attention has Just been called to
a jnlsleudlng reference to Christian
Science, reported in your Issue, of Nov.
7th as made by Evangelist llenshaw In
one of his revival meetings, and I will
appreciate your allowing me space to
reply. He is quoted as saying that
"negativism, like Christian Science and
infidelity, refuses to accept tho doc
trines of Christ."
To liken Christian Science to Infidel
ity or negativism, or to think Christian
Science does not nccept the teuehiiigf,
of our Master, Is to display Ignnrunce
of what Christian Science is and what
It teaches. Infidelity Is defined by Web.
ster hb "want of faltn or belief In (a
certain) religion." Christian Science
has nothing in common with Infidelity,
for where Infidelity lacks faith Chris
tian Science inculcates faith to the
highest degree and of the highest
character, a faith based upon an tin
dderstunding of spiritual truuth,
Far from denying any of them,
f'hrihtlun Science is bused entirely
upon the teachings of the Jliblo and
especially those of the Master. In her
hook "Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures, Mary llaker Eddy, the
IHscoverer and Founder of Christian
Science, says on page 209 "I therefore
plant myself unreservedly on the
teachings of Jesus, of his apostles, of
tho prophets, and on the testimony of
the Belence of Mind. Other founda
tions there are none." And In accept
ing the doctrines of Christ, Christian
Science accepts all of them, and Insists
upon putting them to practical use in
the 'solving of our every day human
problems whereby we find salvation
troin evil and ills of the flesh.
Christian Science Is successfully
healing mind and body, healing both
sin and disease and otherwise rellev.
Ing suffering humanity, and these
blessing are the natural effects of
that understanding faith which re.
moves mountains. To obtain these
beneflcient results, Christian Science
teaches that the illble Including the)
teachings of our Master must be In-1
terpreted spiritually, and unless we I
understand them spiritually and muke
practical uie of them a Jesus himself
did, wo nre hardly "accepting" them
in the way they should he.
THEODOHK lll'ItKHAFtT,
Christian Science Committee on Publi
cation for Oregon.
CKOKS-I.YI.I) CAT HIDES THICK.
HOQUIAM, Wash., Nov. HO. l'.
P.) Trainmen, 'wiire the lilack-cat
on the short line running between
hero and Gray's Harbor. A shaggy,
cross-eyed feline, with a voice like an
unoiled car spring, persists in riding
the passenger coach trucks on every
run tho local makes. Decoyed aboard
the. trucks by sniffs or a hot axle box,
tho hobo feline has made his (or her)
nest on a spring- and goes Into winter
where the frhttonitl heat
or even one which has changed its col- '(uurters
or from nondescript to black via the knocks the spots out of Old Man Win
coal smoke process! So say trainmen tor's chill breezes.
Take Yeast Vitamon
Tablets to Supply
Energy Food Lacks
Put On "Stay-There" Flesh, Strengthen The Nerves,
Clear The Skin and Invigorate Your Body
Thin; run-down folks who have been
wondering why they remain so skinny
and lacking in energy even though they
seem to est a lot, thould try tnking two
of Mutin's tiny yeast VITAMON
Tablet with their meals snd watch
results. Maatin'i VITAMON Tablet
supply in highly concentrated form a
proper dose of the health-giving, body
building vitaniinei. You aurcly need to
get tout of these precious vitaminea
into your ayntem at once. Mutin's
VITAMON Tablet! mix with your
food, help it to digcut and supply just
what your body needs to feed and
nourish the shrunken tissues, the worn
out nerves, the thin blood and the
starved brain. Pimples, boils and skin
eruptions seem to vanish like magio
under thia healthful invigorating influ
ence. M ns tin's VITAMON will not
cause gaa or upset the stomach, but
strengthens the digestive and intestinal
tract and helps to overcome even
chronic constipation. Be sure to re
member the name Mastin'a VI-TA-MON.
Avoid substitutes and Imita
tions. Vou can get Mastin'a VITAMON
Tablets at all good druggists.
CorvalUs, Or., poo. 20-31, 1921 . .-
Winter Short Courses :
Pill Sclenco Into Eann Practice
Fruit and Vegetable Course ' '
Dec. 3-17. '21
Tractor Mechanics Course .
v Jan- -Mr.'i,";2S
Dairy Manufacture Course r
, Jn, 8-Mar. it, 'it
Agriculture Course ...Jan. 2-Msj. 1. 'g
Dulry lierdamen's Cours
,, Jan, 2-Jun 18i"'2j
Grain Grading Course Jan. 9-21, "it
lleekeeplng Course ...Jan. 20-Feb. 25, 'it
llomcmiikers' Conrerence..Ma.r. 20-26 ga
OIUXX)N AUItKiCLTIJItAL ,
COM jEGH 1
Full Information on any 'Course
by writing
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AM vitamin to lh food. The vary
tomd ru mar b wuluning jrs
hu it lacks vitamin. Eat what
avaryou Ilk, bul b sura l tak Iw
ml Ma.tln'a VITAMON Tabl.l with
S.MASTIN5
URUltfiVWarW vr
TABU1
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Are Poitiel Guaranteed
to Put On Finn Flesh,
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Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
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A SLAVC
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STRENGTH
AVE'
Electricity takes the L
out of the word slave. It
saves a woman's strength
and it actually saves mon
ey. If you aro up against
the servant problem an
electric washer will assist
you wonderfully. You
have a standing invitation
to come in and view our
restful electrical devices.
J. L. VAUGHAN
KWwirlo and Gas Supplies '
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