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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING; AUGUST 3, 1922.
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MRS. rtOBlXSOX TO RETl'RN
Mrs. J. F. .ItnMnwin, who has been
In Portland convalescing after on ope
ration, will return to Pendleton the
In Iter part of this week. Her Hon
Donnld P.ohlnson, will motor to Port
land Friday and Mrx. Robinson. Mrs.
MAY FORM rr.ru-
Pendleton business women are plan
ning to form a bust ticks women'8 club
within the near futurr. At c eecent
,-neetlnif the matter vua discussed and
considerable interest was manifested.
The club, if organized, will be a part
Rachel Ciates, Mrs. Fred I.estoe (Hnr- i of the National . Business Women's
rleti Juhqsnn) and Itnher. ,;ohnson
will accompany him here. Mrs. Gates
Is the grandmother of Mrs. Donald
Robinson and Mrs. Benjamin I.. Bur
rni'irhs of this city, and will be their
guest.
RFTtTRX FROM TRIP
Rev, Hnd Mrs. John Focnr have re
turned after a three week's molor trip
through. Yellowstone Park. They
were accompanied by Captain and
Airs. I,. P. Hosford, of Portland, who
returned to their home a week aso.
Club.
MA 71 R T A ( I R SOI ,K M X I Z 15 D
Miss Klla Merwin, of Xebraska, and
Walter Jones, were married last even
ing at the Methodist Church parson
age, with Rev. John II. Seeor, .pastor,
officiating.
RIOTl'RNS FROM PORTLAND
Mrs. Kmmett Kstes has returned
after a visit In Portland. Her sister,
Mrs. Hazel Prlvett, who has benn ill,
Is convalescing In a Portland hospital.
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
AUGUST CLEARANCE
OF
umrner
Apparel
.NOW ON!;
Prices Greatly Reduced.
HOPF'
Formerly the Thomas Shop
crrcsT.s i.v pendletox
.Miss Clara Fleming and Mrs. J. W.
Brown, of Portland, arrived here yes
terday by motor and are Pendleton
visitors. After a fey days here Miss
Fleming will go to Denver, Colorado,
and Mrs. Brown will visit Mrs. J. C.
King. She will return Jo Portland by
aulo, .
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i Does Your Hair Shed?
Does Your Scalp Itch? i
YOUTH CRAFT FOR THE
HAIR AND SCALP
Is a positive remedy, for
DANDRUFF AND ITCHING SCALP.
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Good-bye Dustinff!
Fairwell Broom!
So-Long Bcatinsr Ruffs!
Now is the time to get a
VACUUM CLEANER
Make an easy task of cleaning -brighten
your homo and free It from
geuii-ladetl dirt.
VIHITOR.4 FROM OHIO
Mrs. Charles Ijidwlg and daughter,
Miss Oda I.udwig, of Lima, Ohio, who
have been here as guests of Mrs. Lud
w'ig's son, Robert Lud'wig, left . this
morning for Konnyslde, .Washington,
accompanied 'by Mr. Ludwig. They
will be the gnosis of relatives therer
SCPKRVrSOR TO VISIT
Mrs. Emma W'ilkenson, deputy su
oreme commander of the Women's
'lencfit Association of the Maccabees,
s to visit. Pendleton In the near fu
lure. Members of Ihc order are mak-
! ifig plans to entertain Mrs. Wilkon
son during her stay here.
U'KnniXO SOLEMNIZED
The marriage of Miss Claire Mars
den and Dr. James T. Harper was sol
emnized yesterday afternoon at. the
I'ary Apartments, Rev. John H. Se
eor, pasior of the Methodist Church,
officiated.
RRTIIItN FROM WALLOWA.
Mr. and Mrs. OJenn Ryan have re
turned after a motor trip to Wallowa
lake. They met many people there,
thirty-two local residents being so
journers at the; lake.
RETCRX FROM TRIP.
Mr. and Mrs.. J. H .Mcf'nok have
returned after a very enjoyable motor
trip to Seattle, Vancouver, Olympic,
Long Beach, Asloria and Portland.
ITAVK SUMMER CAMP.
Dr. and Airs. W. . McNary have
established a Rdmmer Camp In the
Cabbage Hill region. It Is located on
I he Sampson place.
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I.EAVH FOR PORTLAND
Airs. Henry V. Collins and little
daughter, Calliryn, left today for a
visit in Portland. They will go to
Seaside later.
ARE1 AT KA.MELA
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. firessman, Miss
Martha Hogue and Miss Ovelyn Dud
ley are enjoying an outing at Kamola
5 YOUTH CRAFT tends to stop the hair from
d falling out,, and in many cases has restored grey
g hair to its natural color.
8 YOUTH CRAFT contains no Oil or Fatty sub-
d stances and is absolutely harmless.
K YOUTH CRAFT pleases women by making the
5 hair fluffy.
f Sold by us on an absolute guarantee.
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d "' "Try the drug store first"
K Phone 520 Pendleton, Oregon
B We give S. & If. Green Stamps.
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE
After a trip of about '3,5un miles In
Oregon, Washington and British Co
lumbia, F, J, AlcMonles, accompanied
by his daughters, Misses Alarjorie and
A Iberia, returned Wednesday after
noon to Pendleton. Business In the
district he saw is gradually picking
tip, he reports, roads over which the
party travelled were poor, fair or ex
cellent.
They went by way of Spokane,
thence through Oroville, Pentlcton,
Okanagatv Luke, Kelowna, Vernon and
lo Kumloops. From here Mr. Me
Monlcs accompanied a friend up tin
Old Caribou Trail' for a distance of
250 miles to Quesnel Lake whore
some rich placer mines have recently
been discovered unit are now being
'worked.
The greater part of their time was
spent at the home of their daughter
In k'amloops, and Airs. AIcMonies re
mained there, on the way home the
party cnine through Wcnatchee, Seat
tle, Portland and thence home to Pen
dleton,
A decided drouth has cut the hay
crop at least in half in Camilla, ac
cording to JtcAlonies. Mixed timothy
and clover hay Is being contracted
for at Jlt'i the ton, he declares.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Miss Helen Turel
WILL DEMONSTRATE
BORDEN'S EAELE BRAND MILK
BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK
BORDEN'S CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK
THIS WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE YOU
ARE INVITED
YIELDS OF WHEAT IN
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IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
75c
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...$1.C0
...$2.00
SPECIAL
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Fine Fancy Tomatoes, no culls, box ......
Fancy Ripe Peaches, basket
Fancy Ripe Peaches, 4 basket crate
Red Astrachan Apples for Jelly, box
Everything in Fine Fruits, Vegetables, Staple 'and
Fancy Groceries. . .
Sanitary Toilet Brushes, $8.00 value for $3.25. ..
Let us explaia our plan to you.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Three Phones 28. Only One Quality, the Best
"Yiejds of wheat in Umatilla county
are much more spotted than usual,
according to reports that are heard
from all parls of' the county. On
an average yields are in excess o!
what farmers had estimated just be
fore the harvesting season started.
From as low as eight and nine
bushels to a maximum of slightly
more than 40 lushels the acre is
the story told of how the wheat lias
weighed out in the warehouse. Some
of 'the grain is pinched, but quality
is similar to yields in that.lt has ex
ceeded expectations in most cases.
.Many smaller operators have al
ready finished their harvesting and
some of the larger ranches are also
bare of this year's crop. With, two
weeks more of good harvesting wea
ther, it is thought that nearly all of
the wheat in the lower, sections of
the county will have been harvested.
Some may remain in the foothills and
on Weston Mountain yet to be cut
by that time.
Local grain dealers declare that
there is absolutely nothing doing in
the way of trading in wheat here
now. The market price is depressed,
and the continued rail strike is also
held responsible for a lack of acti
vity on the part of exporters, uite
a lot 'of shipping is under way, but
the wheat being sent to the coast is
some of the crop that was contracted
earlier in the season.
and
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(ii'iiliam or Whole Wlirnt Bread
S cups graham flour, unsifted.
2 eupB sifted white fJour,
2 teaspoons salt.
C'UP brown sugar.
'.i cup Kn.ro, or sugar.
1 yeast cake.
2 cups luke warm water.
2 -cups, milk, scalded
cooled.
2. tablespoons fat.
. Dissolve yeast, sugnr
Karo or sugar in luke warm
water. Add fat, then flour find
fait gradually. Kneed very
thoroughly and set in warm
place to rise until doubled in
bulk, ,, This requires about two
hours. Turn dough onto knead-
lug board and mould into three
loaves. Cover and let rise about
one hour. P.nke one . hour in
slower oven than used for white
bread.
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above the crackling inferno of heat
and smoke, panting like hunted, ani
mals around the water barrels where
they slaked their thirst with the
luke-warm liquid, but gaining, al
most imperceptibly at first, yet grad
ually with greater certainty as the
weary hours dragged on. And. amid
the confusion and crash of falling
timber the ranger and his foremen'
generalled the battle.
"Several days later a wide, barren
scar lay upon the mountainside, still
smouldering in places where the
j black splinters of the charred stumps
Pointed like accusing fingers, and
j still sent out masses of yellowish
white smoke. The scar covered hun
dreds of acres and it would continue
to smoulder and smoke for weeks,
I while all about in the adjacent woods
were fire guards constantly vigilant
I to see that the enemy did not creep
out and strike again.
"And far away the automobile
' tourists Journeyed carefree and ut-
' ' ' j lerly unconcerned. At a sawmill they
Wheat prices quoted today ' from ; stopped for u few minutes to watch
the Chicago drain Market show clos- the logs in slow process from the
nigs as folhfws: September $1.05 3-S, pond to the band saws, 'What a
December $1.07 1-4 and May $1.1; share.' exclaimed the man with the
1-4. Yesterday the closings were ciga ret e, in n burst of sentimental
$l.$r 5-8, $1.07 3-4 nnd $1.12 1-4, re- revolt, 'What a shame to cut down
j these beautiful trees.'"
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Formerly The Charles Company .
We wish to announce to the people; of
Pendleton and vicinity that we have pur-'
chased the retail store of The Charles
Company.
We will continue to carry at all times a
full line of high-grade , cigars, cigarettes,
smokers supplies, candies and ice cream.
People in cars wishing fountai.1,
will receive our prompt attention.
We appreciate your patronage.
CLUB
hqw GtaoB VESD hwMnw
Ralph Hassel, James Cooley, Props.
REPUBLICANS TO- HOLD
CONVENTION AT ALBANY'
At-MA-NY. Aug. 3: (T. X. 8.) Al
bany is looking forward with great
interest to the Republican State con
vention to lie held here September 27
and 28. It will mark the first time in
years that the convention has come
to the capital city of the Empire
State.
Local women are to take quite n
prominent part In the social affairs
in connection with the-. convenUm.
Hundreds of Republican women from
all over the State are expected to at
tend, and many affairs for their en
tertainment, are being arranged.
7;:iihu Hoot, of Clinton, who is to
be temporary chairman of the con
vention, has booked reservations. It
is expected that Speaker of the As
sembly H. Edmund Machold, of .lef
ferson, will be the permanent chairman.
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I.r.MBFP.MlOX MEET i
TACQMA,, Aug. 3. ( U. P.) Lum
bermen from all the producing centers
of (lie United' States are here today
lo attend the- midyear convention of
the Coai;t. Lumbermens Association.
Representative Fordney and W. A.
Durgin, Hoover's personal representa
tive, addressed the convention.
H. R Kennedy, who recently started
the Roseburg-Scottsburg stage line,
bus abandoned the route, owing to the
condition of the roads.
To RELIEVE BACKACHE
take the trustworthy sulphur remedy
60 capsules 50c: full treatment, 6 boxes,
$2.60. Money hack if not satisfied, when
purchased from us. f
' Tnlltnan & Co. !
Main and Alta Sta.
Pendleton ,t - - Oregon
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Following f.re the
celved by Overbeck & Cooke.
brokers:
Wli"nt.
High Low
$1,116 $1.04
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local
Sept
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May
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Electrical Supplies
FLY TOX!
(What Is It?)
Fly Tox is ono of the greatest steps in mod
ern times to establish sanitation in the home
and store buildings. A little of this liquid
sprayed into the air ami the flies are no more.
No bad odor, no dust, will not soil the curtains,
furniture, absolutely non-injurious to human.
, '2 Tt. :0c Quart $1.2.-1-
THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE
739 Main Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. V. OOODYEAJR
Proprietor.
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t-' baccos and Connecticut :i
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N'ervous troubles, with backache,
dizzy spells, ipieer pains and irregular
kidnes. give reason to suspect kidney
weakness and to try the remedy that
has helped your neighbors. Ask youi
neighbor!
Mrs. A. A. Pyrd, 304 E. muff St.,
Pendleton, says: "I wasn't feeling well
and was having trouble with kidney
complaint. I hud severe catches in
the small of my back and felt miser-
nle at tiim s. The trouble was caused
by heavy lifting. I tired easilv ,mrf
I oceanic easiiv excited. 1 was so ner-
j vous and cross nothing pleased me.
On the tenth day of' July a man As Poan's Kidney Pills had helped
si t lire to more than a score 01 , another member of the familv 1 used
homes. ' Kvery home was entirely! a box. They rid me of th; backache
4'onsumt d and there was no insur-, and al Ithe other symptoms, making
anre. The man went 011 his way, ifjme feel like myself again."
not rejoicing, at least without visible 1 l'r!oe S'lc, at all dialers. Pon't
e 11 ence of regret, lie had no fear ' simpi ;ikk for a kidnev romedv iret
of punishment bccaui-e the homes he: Poan's Kidney Pills the name that d
had destroyed were not et built;' vs. I vnl had. r oster-.Milburn C0..I4I
'FANCY TOMATOES
60c CRATE
Local Watermelons, pound 3c
Muskmelons .'. 15c, 20c, 25c
Canteloupes, crate . $1.25.
Peaches, basket ..... 25c
Tomatoes, basket 20c
Fancy Milton Strawberries". 15c
Pendleton
Trading Company
Phone 455
The Sign of Service
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QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
"If It's On the Market We Have It."
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Phone 187
The Havana filler to
baccos and Connecticut
shade wrappers in U
diorlo are running A..
txceptionallj fine.
rrtyiVt
tlit-v wire UU in the treo trunki ! fM.. J;uffnl, X. V.
awaiting the niaRif wain! of tmhis-!
try to ive them haliitablt form. lUit
iononiii-ally those hoines were
tiov'l as Htirely as though the treo?
had hvvn nnuie into luniher and the
lumlii'r into Btructlures. Ami this is
the wa it happened:
' It was the vacation season ami an
iiitomohite carrAi"!? a party of tour
ists Mopnetl on a roai that wound
thrtMiKh u tnaKpifu-ent stand of!
I 'oughts fii in western Washington.
The travelers sat in rapturous ailnii
ratiou " the juiet firet st'ene and i
i hapsodizedj oer the Kreat tree.- that i
ooluinne.i thoir majestie leauty a
far a the eye could see. One of the!
int'ii tf the party lit a contemplative ;
cmai'ette and tssel the match to j
the side of the road. '
"Half an liour later an aeroph.ne
iiret patrxl fhinc hiuh alne thf
tii'tunt.iiu ranite sjiw fllomxh smoke t
h.il!ooTtinc oer the tree tojj. H '
uunel Ian conttvl anl ti;;nd in that'
direction. I'pon the chart in the ma-;
chin. In tore him he l.n-ated the ttrej
.ippiniioatt 1 . thrn rt urnod iiick-
U to a mountain fu stTf in ten i
utiles away. i
"Aficr hn! seen:e-i an intt-rmin- j
.tide wait, the patrol not.I tK'oiwj.i;
s.inij' of men t work. Thej werr '
com! a:irR that mt tcrrifinK. mf !
i-ipitiu fri';:t! and dam: rus of alt ,
rclN-Uioiw elenu nt the ion-t fit i
t-r a !.tv an niht atid another :
tie Kittle act-d. tJnnn turn, .. k
the r-arri-'l trunk :rond tim.
Wim to the List vi.iit-s ot ion. l
foucht on. eiittinc way un.1eri.rush. J
out th slinkirff fringe of dvnrd I
ground Ur, houUn e& 14 xy'.Ler
Th' tju.-ihtv of o t
rc oi C'Miur.i n,in it to
ore fOf,l 1,,.T3. It j-i the
"!fart that .-ur faniily
idionl.l nj.v at rrry
meal. l!ny it f..r th.m
nil at,h :h rvi.lfnt
iitf.ict on.
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Pendleton
Making Co.
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SELLERS .SPECIAL
To be sold on the li&cral terms of - -10
FER CT. DOWN AND 10 PER CT. TER MO.
Think of the time, steps and labor this famous
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet will save you. It is the
most complete cabinet ever built. Holds 300 to 400
articles. A complete KITCHEN within your arm's
reach. The Sellers has $100,000 worth of improve
ments found in no other cabinet. One of these, the
Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, is the most prac
tical labor-saving feature ever installed in a kitch
en cabinet
Crawford Furniture Co.
Your Credit is Good.'
Your Old Furniture Taken in Exchange for New
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