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DAILY EACT OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922.
EIGHT PAGES
Social and Club News
MISS MONROE -TO VISIT. i ( W. C. V. To MEHT
JliHH Anno Shannon .Monroe, who The Women' Cliiitlan Temper
has won fume an an nut hor and anoc I'nion of Rietli will meet to
mutrnzinc writer, and who in now in morrow for an all day se.s.sion at the
Portland, Is to visit In Pendleton homo of .Mrs. J. I. Ingram on Uirct.
Boon. MIsk Monroe Is the author of creek. l'lami for the fall and win
"Hapny Valley" and other west-, lor will be made and delegates to lh
crn atorles, many having t'niatllla Mate conv-iu:on at .McMinnville will
county for their trotting, During hor be chosen.
visit to Portland she addressed
number of women's clubs.
LEAVE VOTi PORTLAND.
i.i;avh FOit 'Oi,i,i:gi:.
.Miss Gwendoline Holers has gone
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ruling are leai- to Walla Walla to resume her studies
intr tomorrow by motor I'm- Portland. ' at Whitman College. Miss Mildred
They will be guests of their daughter, Rogers has resumed her studips a'
Mrs. n. Gv Durst. Mrs. Baling will he Oregon Agricultural College. Poll
away about three months. .Mr.. Ruling are the daughters of .Mr. and Mrs.
wll return in a few weeks.
I.. I.. Rogers.
1 )x.ft!'4fflw'tattMt-
MISS
MANHATTAN
DRESSES
OF
QUALITY
In our collection of
these smart Miss Man
hattan modes we want
you to notice especially
how clever the styles
are adapted to bring
out the special charm
of youthful slenderness
Your Inspection
Invited.
:opfs.
"Exclusive Miss Manhattan Agency"
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MISS M MI. DRUM HERE.
-Miss Annie Meldrum is a Pendleton'
visitor.. She is en route for Philadrl.
ph'a after a a visit in western citieii.
-Miss Meldrum's home is in Scotland,
and she Is in the United States for a
six months' visit. .Miss Meldrum
greatly regrets that she was unable to
be in Pendleton for the Round-Up but
an illness in Eugene prevented her
being here. She declared that of the
many scenic wonders she has seen
abroad, Crater Lake ranks high in
beauty and In Interest. Miss Meldrum,
during. the war, held an important post
with the Pritish war office. Several
of her relatives served in tho army
ind Miss .Meldrum lost a brother who
died in the service. '.
DELEGATES CHOSEN. : , . I
Mrs. J J. McAllister, Mrs. E. E.I
lialtezore -Mrs. Kenenth McRue. .Mrs. i
;. V. Pyers, Mrs. I.ucy Berry, Mrs.,
I.ucretia Overturf and Mrs. L. s, :
Swuiison were chosen delegates to the
tftate convention of the Women's I
Christian. Temperance Union, to bo'
held at .McMinnville October n 12!
and 13. ' i j
.E.W'E FOR ET'GEXE
.Mrs. Nellie f'hisholm and daughter, 1
Miss .Mary Douglas Ch:sholm, left to
day fur Eugene. Miss Chishnlm will
enter University of OreKon. This is
her sophomore year. She was accom
panied by. MiHs Vera Rellew, who will
enter the. University. William Chis
holm will enter college this fall also.
WILT, RETURN HOME.
Mrs. Inez Collins, who has been
here for an extended stay at the
home, of her son, Henry W. Collins, 1
will return to her! home in Orenco
this evening.
P. T. A. TO MEET.
The Lincoln Parent Teacher Asso
ciation will meet at the school houso
on Friday afternoon.
MR. AND MRS. FRENTZEL HERTS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frentzel, for
mer Pendleton residents, are visit
ors here.
" . CEREAL MEAL ,
THE IDEAL HEALTH FOOD, TIN, $1.50
Golden Wax Beans, tin 35c
Succotash, tin 35c
Baby Beets,, tin ,....30c
Van Camps Hominy, tin ; 25c
Sliced Carrots, fancy, tin 25c
Okra, tin '.. 25c
Brussell Sprouts, tin 30c
Sweet Potatoes .....small 25c; large, 40c
Peeletl MusGat Grapes, tin ..... .' 30c
Maine Blue Berries, tin : 50c
Gooseberries, tin 50c
Florida Guava Jelly, glass .......45c
Kumquat Oranges, glass 70c
Pure Wine Vinegar, imported, jar 70c
Hearts of Palm, fine for salads'
F Yorr salads i
artno better
. than the oil
yen use. And
there is no
finer olive oil
in the world 3
than
OLD
OLIVE OIL
'From Perfect Olives'
Ask Your Grocer
Today
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Three Phones 28. Only One Quality. th R
ONK
SUPERIOR MODEL TOURING
PRICE $663 PENDLETON. .
The lowest priced completely equipped quality. 4
car on the market. . . f.
We sell Chevrolet cars on monthly payment plan,
six to twelve months time. . , 1 ,
JlHSl - Pay While You Ride
' For Economical
Transportation.
K -
Trombley Motor Co.
J i 809 Garden
VIodel Cleaning jCo.
, IMPKItJAMSM IS ItljAMm
(Continued from- page 1.)
I ,B-' PL," U S 1
: ft-5 -5
m J
" yitou may ncea it tonnht
It Carit Leak,
Because It's Made
iH. One Piece
EVER been scalded by a leak
ing hot-water bottle? This
can't happen with a Kantleek.
Kantleek Hot-Water Bags
can't leak. They are "one
piece" water bags moulded
from pure soft rubber into a
single piece ho joints or seams.
Most hot-water bottles are mads
in sections and cemented.
Cement cracks bag leaks!
We guarantee a Kantleek for
two years or a new bag free.
Ask to see the Kantleek.
You may need it tonight
malning' members of thn Constantino
government are. conferring with in
surgent leaders.
. AmerirABn Queen?
PARIS, Kent. 27. (U. P.) Paris
speculated today upon whether formor
Mrs. William II. Leeds, widow of the
American tin plate king', now Princess
Analnsia as wife of Prince Christopher
of Greece might got a chance at the
Creek throne. The woman refused to
make a statement, but Prince Chris
topher pointed out that Princes
George and Paul and several others
stood between him and the throne.
The former Mrs. Leeds, it, is known,
has spent millions furthering Constan
tine'a plans for CI reek unity.
To Quiet Title
,S,iit to quiet title- to real estate has
been brought in- circuit court by J. C.
Moll against Ina M. Moll and -others.
Fee and Fee represent the plaintiff.
Pnfweiiftor Train Ijito
The early morning .cast bound pas
senger train was about two hours late.
this morning. A washout at Uma
tilla was given as the reason for the
slowness of the train.
Coal is Plentiful.
Local dealers now have access to
a plentiful coal supply. While it
will take some time to fill all orders,
the situation is good and there is no
need to fear that there will be any
shortage. .
News Notes of
Pendleton
r:.chnne CIuli Meets.'.
Plans for further work were made
at a .meeting of the Exchange Club
yesterday, . The club, formerly the
progressive Club, held its luncheon
and meeting at tho Kilts Club.
ra!n Helps- Hange
The range will benefit a great deal
by reason of the rain which fell last
night, according to T. S. Elliott who
was here today from his home on East
Birch Creek. The grass had dried up
to such an extent that it would break
off when stopped on, he says. .Some
seeding of wheat is being done in the
Pilot nodi country now, according to
Mr. Elliott!. .
"OUCH!
HowMyCorns,Bunions and
Calloused, Burning, Tired
i-eet Hurl-
To Appropriate Land.
The county court has adopted res
olutions to straighten and widen the
Stanfield-neHpulu rode in the west
end of the county. ' It will be ne
cessary for the county to condemn
land now owned by O. A. Stafford
and the Furnish Investment Co., ac
cording to the resolutions. Condem
nation proceedings are expected to be
brought within a short time.
MAIK A HIT WITH HIM
', "My wife has' taken your medicine
and--has been wonderfully benefited.
For over, four years she has had trou
ble with bloating and could scarcely
eat any food because nf this condition.
Doctor's medicines did not help her
and an operation was advised. Her
brother, who is a druggist, sent her a
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Ilemedy
and it helped her at once. I cannot
praise your medicine enough." It is
a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
flammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver anu intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
For sale by all druggists.
Linelsey was one of several colored
men who hsd a fight with a train crew
on the O.-W. n. & X. last spring. The
other colored men escaped the offi
cers. '
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MEN'S SUIT $1.50- V
One Necktie Cleaned With Every Suit. .7
LADIES' SUIT $1.50 - z i
1 Pair White Gloves Cleaned with Every Suit .
Try Us With a Silk Dress.. Our Work
will Please You.
All work done in our own plant, the only up-to-date
plant in the city. Come and see for yourself. : Vis
itors are welcome.
Booher & Bender
HotiKl.iiKl Is Aeiinitted
J. Hoaghind was acquitted of a
charge of Illegal possession of liquor in
a case tried before a jury ill circuit
court yesterday. His arrest was made
during the summer when a raid was
made on his cpiarters in Pendleton..
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I PENDLETON DRUG CO.
Night Thone 1069
Phone Main 20 Pendleton, Oregon
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SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
2 lbs. Hershey's Cocoa
2 lbs. Soap Chips
17 Rolls Toilet Paper
Extra Fancy Large Peaches,
prate
THE ME SUPPLY CASH STORE
739 Um'm Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor.
what shall (1$
i GYPSYFOOTREUff
JNo more soaking the feet in II
j medicated baths 1 powders, f 1
I plasters, nor inconvenience no I '
I minute, then walk all you like 1
I ana worn on our itei as lung m
as you wish I II
1 he excruciating pains and I 1
aches from torns, bunions, cal- I 1
louses, and burning, sore, tired I 1
leet vanish as it by roagicl I
Foot ,
Relief Cunhed
S3 A Wonderful I SSr
If Secret From ( Sold iu this city
If Ik Daiart.
f I Dmi Awy rj
I 1 With Foot
I 1 Trouble. 1
1-
1 1 f tr(tMft..,s.a1A...........A
-25c I , j .
2Sc ! il
$1.00 ,j cssmss
ft UT . 1
7C I! y g store $
Ml
t j the drug stor
it
I ! sorrna hoc tnm O.
Ut du.u .
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tlirohases C'isar Stand
A deal was closed today whereby
ownership of the cigar stand in the
lobby of the Hotel Dorion changed
hands. A. 13. Mays, well known I'en
dletonian, is the purchaser of the
place, lloone Wilson having sold to
him. Mr. Mays plans to increase the
sije of stock carried in the stand. He
will handle cirars, tobaccos, candles
and magazines. He is experienced in
this lino (tf business.
Goes After Prater.
Sheriff Zoeth Houser has pone to
Yakima to bring barfr Tiny p"oiter
who was arrested there on the request
of local, authorities on a charge of
committing larceny In a shop. It is
alleged that Foster stele some equip
ment from a local auto shop. The
property is said to have been sold in
Walla alla. It was traced- there
and th's inforanntton led to tble pur
suit of the man to Yakima.
Social Meet Ina IMil.
The noon luncheon of Kotarians
today was given over to sociability.
Several sonff numbers were enjoyed
Allalla Hay ' beins sun
ot the l(ound-lp which has just
Kone into history. The Tendleton
lub is runninc neck an ne.Ur will,
the Walla Wal hi club In an attend
ance contest, the winners of which
will be feted at a dinner given )v
the losing club sometime in Novem
ber. I'endleton's attendance stands
at :M 1-2 per cent nt present.
TIIM FACT IX THE MTHHOS!
Your face, does it wear the content
ed expression of pood health, or are
the teatures drawn and pallid ? In
inn latter case, your story is read by
all who see you, and what woman of
spirit wants to be pitied for her physi
cal condition? There is a way to get
the nervous, tired lines out ,of your
face and the slump out of vour bodv.
The use ef that standard remedy. Ly
iia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Cora.
" i nmm,l ii.ni onn.i . l
in nieniorv : ,.'., ,: ""-"""' nerves anu
r "i' sjfii iu 10 resist mat ex-
PER CRATE 75c
i .Whipping Cream, pint . ... .". . . . ... . . .
Whipping Cream, 1 pint
t Whipping Cream, 1 quart
Table Cream, y. pint ..........
Table Cream, 1 pint ,
Table Cream, 1 quart
Clover Leaf Dairy
and Market
Phone 55 521 Main St.
Yours, for better meat and dairy products.
ccssh'e fatigue.
To (Yleliiau- llii'thday (
ju. ie are i,ul s,x people who have
resided in Kastein Oregon as long as
" j. f. waiRi-r. pioneer who will
celebrate his sixtv-eighth hirthday to
morrow. ..Mr. Walker, who has re
sided in Pendleton for the past 35
years, cime, in K.astcrn Oregon from
KrownsvillnC I years ago. The trip
from Ilrownsxille to Dufur took six
days, cumins by team and by hoat.
Mr. Walker well recalls when there!
were no houses east of the Deschutes.
His father served during the Indian
wars under -Cap'- I!lak lev. Mr. Walk. '
rr has f,.r : -ears tieen clerk of the
W,io.lmen of the World, and is the
l'iom-er clerk of the entire order
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15c
30c
60c
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable
, Prices East Qregonian Printing Dept
Phoo 187
K-h Kah Win Case
Xotice from the Secretary of the In
terior tn the case of the esrat nf
, I Thommassaiiil reaffirming the opin
? ion of the commissioner of in, in,. f-
g I fairs has been received In I'end!.-ton
( "riwii, Hinop and Clark.
W j Thorn masaj ml made a w ill in w hich
(. i. n itv acra et vai.iaoie land on
the reservation to Jam, s K.-ish Kah
first" and Kueppens tlrZ V nVA " ''
P , rj Ani-.ie IIa. . Til.- nmminim f f
fhnt 5 ""'an ''' I'lii-ld the m il. and
Ulttl :Juds.- Lew. ;i nnd Kin, reprewnt-
f t'n Ann e tiayi m.ide an ar-tieal to
rtar- ut heM the decisio'- rt the cni"
n-rt, vrt. ind Ihr l.isr i r'tlr.l
s The Kah Kih.j HM a patent for
tV Inn! wtl.iP ; h.rt time fiom th,
J' tm.-rnt-.w t. T'f' was m curt
(5 , f r t yeat.
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NOT A SPOT?
When ycrti hrinp roar soiled
drcs or garruent h re. Every
ii'rh of your garment Is pore
ovrr oarffullv ro der-ct the sjmt
that you perhaps overlooked.
And. txat of all. there's no
iftf r-.-leaninir odor when t;-s
lei vered to you. Try us this
:ime and jou w,U try us next
lime.
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and Users
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