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People Here and There
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Hoy Hounds has arrived from Fort-.
M. A. McLouchlin is school clerk ui the slate comr.ii.ion. according to j r -i . r-. i t
land and will- visit with hi mother nl lunnn ll i !. i liit,.it Lii.r .iv,j iv i- K-CSiacni Oi wall LiKe l,ily Ajuj
Mrs. Fraak P. Hounds, over the hull- of some prominence. Ho spent the K. T. Hrvwn. is $t4i.i:t.5;. Yh'l
day
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M. Fitrmaurive, of Condon, was in)
Pendleton this morning en route to
La Grande on business connected with
the federal land board.
! Col J. M. 1'entley is leaving today
tor Portland where he will visit for a
time after which he will go on to Cali
fornia for a visit with relatives.
day here on business.
compares with $4,:iH."s i...t; l,ich was
the stale tax last tar. The official!
levy will soon be suit, according to li e
letter received by Air. liiowu.
Ten Pounds While Wife
Gains 28 Pound; I.i
Weight.
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i I jitcrtaintiM'tit to be l'.ccllent.
;l Kntcrtainim r.t in ilentv i-. bciii
illlamud for the i.-itoi. wh - will come1
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.uis in
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to l'emlUton at the distii.t n.n.
tion of KniBbts of I'ytl.ia of Vn.al.t-I
' Aiy
I "o'tr.
Peru1"! v"" ,TUIl.lrh.l,n ,a!,t PVPnin for Appraisers Name.1.
lwh M 1 Krma- " J"in MrS- Tu!-: rw H. Clark. C. E. Hoof and H.
rT.r '.. - ' JU '"'"K ,n ' al1- I. Keator have been named
v.. ....i. nc m reiurn to rcndloton ii
a month's time.
pniisers for the estate of
i Charles Welch.
the
ap-Uitc
Many years sro Hev. V. L. Van!
Nuys occupied the pulpit at the Pres-ic.et 3lurrlat I.lcvnse.
byterian church new held by Hev. j A license to wed has been Issued at
George Clark. Air. Van Xuys is now a the office of the county clerk to Pa
stnte officer in churchh work and was vid K. Avison. Uxtile worker, and
here last evening greeting old friends i Kva Uelle Semans, clerk, both of Pen-
ana new ones.
dleton.
Keiiogp of the Hernnston An- Suit mi Accoiuit.
to Lo., makes his living by renting j Suit lias been brought bv the Wcs
cara to the public. The other day v inn Mercantile Co., against Amanda
1. Haut, a youth of tender years, Hodgson in which the concern asks for
who is said to have established a rep- judgment to the amount of $59.9o
ii ation for doing unlawful stunts, which is claimed to be past due on
hired a car for a three-mile drive. He an account. Watts and Prestbye rep
nevcr came back to Jlormiston, and resent the plaintiff.
the car wnp found at Freewater by tho '
sherd s office. Air. Kellogg washere State Tax m-rcul.
today to take his machine back hoane. ' The amount of state taxes appor-
Juilnbolt ls tioncd to Pmatilla county this year bv
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Why Not Trade That.
Silent Piano for a
Phonograph?
EDISON
"The Phonograph With a Soul."
VICTROLA
"His Master's Voice".
All of the latest Edison and Victor
records, Q. R. S. Player Rolls and Sheet
Music.
Warren Music House
''Every Thing in Music"
820 Main St
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'-. .r. e in A!
etn.-irl-ii We, '
la county winch is to I e 1 1 id !
the evening of Monday. IVceiulier '
12. Two noted guests in tV Pythian j
worlrl will tie the i-rnn.l ,.1 ., tw.lt...- I
Late Finseth of Pallas, and Walter t;. i Vwn hiH. st
Gleeson. grand .keeper of t!e m-nri!
ana seal. A bamiuet will follow the i
business session, and special wort
the page rank will follow ti e con-1
vent ion proper. i
FACES IilQI-Olt CU ltf.F.
FAX FRANCISCO. Pec. 5. Ar
huckle today faced Federal Commis
sioner Hayden to answer chaises nf
having illegally possessed liquor in his
'ciu jollification" in the St. Francis
Hotel last Labor Pay, thus violating
the Volstead act.
She
her food and
I isied three h
, twenty-four.
"While i;:;
ser ous as hi
j weather for
t'te and was
! indigestion.
I proved :iU i:
! for it Willi us.'
gained twentv-eilu
a'nrd ten pour. Is in a
taking Tr.nliie. The
i. Perry is all the more
she had been ;oiii
lily for four or fiv
t no not ishnc-vt fivn:
ilntl't'liiUleve sh- ai r
u's s!ec; c.it of lie'
roiulitiiiu was not -i
I had been maU r the
me time, b id no a'lit,..
'llvri'd a good tle:tl In
'I'anlae has ceriain!
i more than is claimed
1NTKOIUTFS ltOM s 1111. 1.
WASHINGTON. Pec. 5 . Represen
tative Alott of New York, introduced a
resolution in the house providing for a
bonus for world war veterans, staling
that the country is now ready lo pa
its debt to veterans, Mott urged that
money be raised through a one percent
sales tax.
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NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
W. C. T. F. Will -Mwt.
A meeting of the W. C. T. V. will be
held at the library tomorrow at 2:30.
Will SM-ak at ltaiiiiiet.
Jim Hill, who in former year's play
ed half-back for the Whitman College
football team, left this afternoon for
Walla Walla to speak at a bamiuet
given by the college. The bamiuel
will honor Whitman college football
men.
Coml (ions Nearly Normal.
Although the trains have been run
ning a little behind schedule for the
past two days, conditions on tho O. W.
1ft & X. line are getting back to nor
mal, according to a report from the lo
cal station. Blanch lines have resum
ed service with tile eeeptlon of the
Bend branch. Travel is heavy be
cause of the poor road conditions
which caused a decreaso in moto"
travel.
Phone 524
inMnra
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wemmmmmsw
$1.00
21 bars of White Laundry Soap for
$1.00. It will pay you to take advan
tage of this sale.
IE TABLE SUPPLY
739 Main Street
Phone 187
CHA5. D. DES1PAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors
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To IMscuss Plans
The directors of the Oregon Co-operative
Hay Growers' Association,
mudo up of T'matilla and Morrow
county growers ,will at a meeting at
Hermiston tomorrow night consider
the question of extending Into Pes
chutes county. The growers of Des
chutes have asked that they bo ad
mltted to membership. The asHocia
tion will also consider increasing bout
shipments to eastern markets. He-
cently 1000 tons woro shipped to Pi
ton. A bale of hay grown by Charles
Wicklander, one of the members of
the association, won fourth place at
the Chicago International Grain and
Hay Show. There wore 25 prizes of
fered. Fred Ker.nion, county agent,
will attend tho meeting at Hermiston.
HONOI.l'l. T. H., Dec. fi.- d. N.
S.) 111 the h st uric obi Kona District,
on the Island !' Hawaii, scene of many
an ancient I itile and legendary ex
ploit of god a id demi-goil, the prosaic
coffee bean n v holds sway.
Many acn of that picturesque
country about the lower slopts of the
two great volcanoes, Hualalal and
Alauna I.oa, lire now planted to c fieo.
and the name Kona coffi'e carries with
it remembrances of a mighty pnlatahb.
beverage to tliose who have tried It.
Tho 1921 crop of Kona coffee will be
a large one, growers state, but low
prices may Influence sortie growers to
let the berries remain on the bushes
labor conditions being such that pick
ing at present prices can only he done
ft a loss. 'n exact estimates of the
1921 crop have been made.
ii,i:is.
Sallie H. Mitchell to Alr.Ms. Malik
Itnbbins. $1)00. . Lot S. block 7. Milton
Williajn Purchase to N. 1. Swearln.
gen, $ 1 (100. North 20 feet or Lot !
and South 30 feet of Lot 10, block F
Hes. Add. to l'endletnn.
A. L. G rover to Parker U 1'ierce
$10. Lois 7 and S, block 4, Ireland's
Add., Milton.
Lester It. Knight, to lien Knight
$10. Undivided interest in SW 1-4 NW
1-4 Mi 1-4 .Sec. 35, Tp. 6, N. II. '.'. .
PayCash Receive More Pay Leu
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
Swifts
Swift's Pure White Soap
21 bars $1.00
Swift's Sunhrite Cleanser 10c can
Per dozen 95e
Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
209 E. Court Phone 880
A pleasant feeling of
warmth and comfort
I follows the first dose
"I coughed for two years
without a day's or night's rest.
Was told it was chronic bron
chitis and could not be cured.
Foley's Koney and Tr.r helped
me and I sleep all night long.
I will never bo, without it in
my house." Mrs. Sadie Lay,
Carlyle, Ta.
Puts a healing, sooth
ing coating
on an inflamed
3 throat. Stops
W tickling throat,
hoarseness,
throat and
chest irrita
tions, hack"
ing couh.
Sold Everywhere
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
II
(East Oregonian Special.)
ECHO, Dec. 5. J. U Ilofimifln left
hero Wednesday for Walla Willla. to
take treatments fur his eye which wuk
Injured several yenri hk. He was ac
companied by his son, Gordon.
Word received from Portland Frld.'O
morning by Mrs. Everett Thotnpiion
states that her husband, who was In
jurod in the collision of trains No. IT
and 12, was not seriously injured, but
Is badlytbruiscd and his buck is sprained.
George CoppltiKcr and Win. Nixon
wem Pendleton visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mis. Herman Young nf
Little Butter Creek, were in town
Thursday. Mr. Young Iuim leased tin
W. d. Watlcnburgrr ranch on Mutter
Creek for u number of years and will
move there in the near future.
W. I). Dennis, of Kuller Creek, u:
here on business Wednesday,
Mrs. Sadie Thomas and Mrs. Allen
Mudge were shopping in I'l'iullilon
Wednesday.
A very Interesting Hireling of the
Parent-Teachers Association was held
at the school house Friday afternoon.
A pleasing program was given by the
pupils of Miss Denny's room, third and
Hope tor Him
KOIt KENT Sleeping roonis.-74!I-J.
-Phone
WANTED Work
College Htreet.
by the hour. 31'
WANTED Experienced ' waitress.
Apply The Delia.
Gn WISHES' to care for children
afternoons. Phone C 1 7-H.
THE Sl.OAN HONNKT SHOP is now
located at ,vi Main St. Koch IMdg.
Will pay reasonable reward to the
partv returning brown Chesapeake, ti
months obi pup. Answers to name of
Jerry. Phone Zi or 1.
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Notice
lioyal Neighbor of America will
hold their annual meeting for the elec
tion of officers Dec. fith. at H:mi p. m.,
Eaale-Woodman Hall. pull attend
ance is desired.
P.y order or Oricb-,
IDA ELDEIi.
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Deputy Surgeon-General C'l-irencc
'ooiicr of England will know howl
u play golf seven years from now."
U's only !3 and the llrst 10U yeiu'i-lj
o e the hardest. Started to .b;y In S
ls',9. Here he H on tho links at"
jSoutU anvood Park. EnglanU-
l-l This Will Be a I
Dia mond Christmas
The gift of a Diamond is the truest expression of real chr'sl
iius sp I-!', l'c.i'iiy, purity. Value -i ll arc everlasting qualities
f the pure d amoiuL Never in our history have fire diamonds
been ill greater dmiand never h.ive iliamondx been so beauti
fully s.-t and so satisfying for peiroiril adornment or treasured
gift. Our pres. nt stock is the most attractive over shown in this
establishment.
DIAMONDS AND PLATINUM JEWELRY
D'a-noad and platinum jewelry, e-pecially ill ltinc.s. Par Pins,
Pendants, and Wrist Watches. We have a nice showing ct all
these.
LADIES' RINGS
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Ladies' Kings are now
made along most artislic
lines, the designs being
wrought in white, green or
yellow gold and set with
beautiful :;tolin.
MEN'S RINGS
Men's liinjis have taken a
most artistic turn, our latest
design-! proving nf keen In
Iciest to critical buyers. They
are without doubt the finest
shown.
Xlic Diamond will Ik- clicilslictl anions (iil'ts tlmt lust
iria
-dejjeleir
n Pcodliton
Iiiirgest Diamond
is In J.'asU-iil tlli-oll
nurnn
i-i-ii:i;i.i .u;ii
Hz Ami in i-h
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I'ourlli grade. A piano selection by , TJ!!!"
Misa lierdelia (billouav of Hie 1 0 l. ' i I
school. .Mrs. Edith Van Deimon, of I
Pendleton gave a talk ' n "The Ilcabh I
of the Child." A diseussion of the sail
ed followed.
Aitm km: ,n uy
(Continued from pago 1.)
'eemed her fisls would replace wo'-i'
n arguments. "Any woman is a fool
o get on a jury If she can possibly get
nit of serving," she said. "I'd r:Oli- r
He than go thnmcli it again. The
-enerat e-ttifude and language of the
men it ,- -f.'cnslve to a woman. "
Thomas H'lvmy is the other juror who
'oted for eni'.vloilon. At limes, how-
o-er, be wa Vered, voted acquittal, but
Miss HubiiJ:! never wavered.
MFLUEHZA
As a v-reventlve, melt and in
ha.e night and corning
sh Ry 0
3 feHk, sa
VAnoHun
Oix-t 171 li'li m J v.i ( 'i-! YciHy
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"Try the drug store
first," and Kocppcns,
the drug store that
serves best, for Prescriptions.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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,niinii AhU your in-ucaUt of i
4 lit-el'M.-tif' Mtiniond HrMndV
rilUin Kid ami (...Id mrtatUAv
bur, Halcit with Ulna h.bbon.
I tvn Mi
iVdatrNt, a tcfnr4ni. in:.Vrnri
I'lAlM.NIP IIIiAII I'll.l.H, for
.iti k ttiwn rts Ik'M. Salcst, Alwivn Ke1UtM
SOinr,VDlGfilSlSIVFRYlVHr)f
Old Style
Dancing
Wullz, Two-Step, Schottlsche,
Tlu-ee-Hlop and othor old Btyld
funcy dances given by P. J.
Powers every Friday night at
MIlliltTY IIAIX
Public Invited
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Included in this
lot is Laird-Scho-ber
& Co. Regu
larly priced up to
$15.00.
Sale Price $8.00
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Price $1.85 to
$8.00
Cuban or French
heels, we have to
offer brown or
black kid, turn or
welt soles on sale.
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Street wear, the sensible footwear
with woolen hose. On sale, . many
styles, at
$3.20 to $8.00
Xmas Slippers Included in This
SALE.
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All Children's Shoes at a Great
Saving.
EVERY SHOE 20 Per Cent
off; some lines marked down
more; for quick disposal.
Buster Brown Shoe Store
019 Main , "Watch Buster Grow" Pendleton, Ore.
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