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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1920

Page

4

Pendleton News Briefs Report Bankrupt Brady Meeting and Local Items

Creditors met this morning for W. N. Brady of Preewater in bankruptcy court. John Dos paid a $6 speeding fine, John Crow $2 for parking on the wrong side. Ada Lowd Rose named leader in Portland Community Service Girls. Porter landslide delayed No 17. engine derailed with no injuries. Mrs Patton hospitalized after operation at St Anthon’s. Mystery paper Gift of Gub returns as Pendleton high chaos issue with editorials claimed not malicious.

John Dos John Crow Pendleton High Chaos Gift of Gub Ite

New Directory To Press For Pendleton Phones

A Pendleton telephone directory is going to press and will be ready for distribution on or before May 1. J A Murray local manager notes growth in the local telephone business. Pendleton Hod and Gun Club to hold its regular weekly meeting tonight. Final preparations for the opening of Collings Park at Minion station to be held next Sunday.

Pendleton J. A. Murray

Harmon to Speak on Textiles at Hermiston Club

Minnetta May Harmon county demonstration agent will speak tomorrow to Neighborhood Club members at Mia F L P, Phipps home. Her talk will cover textiles and stain removal from various materials.

Mixes Harmon Speal Minnetta May Harmon Hermiston Mia FL P, Phipps

Pendleton Cadets Hike Through Town for Drill

Pendleton high school's cadet corps hiked to the Pendleton Woolen Mill this morning with maneuvers along the route. Several longer hikes are planned in coming weeks as part of ongoing drill and training. Show Helps Irrigation Districts A fall show in irrigation districts brings ample water, easing potential shortages if melting is slow, says county watermaster A E Perry. Mountain snowfalls have been generous, with four to five feet reported in places.

Pendleton High School Pendleton Woolen Mille Webb Airan Show A. E. Perry

Pendleton News in Brief: Paving Repair and Local Meetings

Crews from Warren Construction at Athena repaired paving cuts through Pendleton on Saturday night due to water and sewer connections to new homes. Pendleton Post American Legion plans officer nominations. May meeting will elect officials and distribute victory medals. Frank Branch Riley to represent Pendleton at Atlantic City April 6. Oregon lecturer to exhibit and speak. U.S. Biological Survey team moves from Pendleton to Portland. county agricultural agent relocates offices. Pendleton Commercial Association to meet at Elke Club tomorrow at 1. Plans include national guard cavalry troop reorganization, auto camping grounds, aero committee findings, and forest patrol airfield talks. Dining room leaders L. A. Brulen and Wiliam Hech announce openings at Bingham Springs and Lehman Springs. opening date depends on weather.

Warren Athena Pendleton Maine Legton Tonieht Pendleton Post American Legion Fley Chamber of Commerce of the United States Atlantic City Frank Branch Riley Oregon Commercial Association

Honest Pricing and Quality promise from Kuppenheimer

The ad argues against "something for nothing" and promotes honest prices and profits. It stresses merchants serve customers, offer value, and promise quality. Kuppenheimer clothes are described as well tailored, economical, and durable, with prices ranging from $40 to $85.

Paul Jones Middies Original Girl Middies Ad

Paul Jones Middies offer high grade materials and workmanship. They stay bright through wear and laundering, keeping color, fit, and comfort. The original girl middies for nearly fifteen years, with the Paul Jones label in the neck. Sizes from 4 years to U.

Paul Jones Eye

Sunshine dresses for girls 4 to 14 headline sale

See the latest arrivals in the children's wear department with tiny skirts bloomers and dresses. Sunshine dresses for girls ages 4 to 14 are well made and stylish with quaint charm. Prices range from 3.50 to 9.00.

Stamped Package Goods In Our Art Dept

A big assortment of package goods from 35c to 3 50 in our Art Dept. Stay ready to work in garments you can use. Made up of finest quality items such as rompers children s dresses chemise envelopes pa jams etc See them.

Pendleton Cash Market Expands Staff With Three New Men

By May 1 the Pendleton Cash Market will offer three meats daily and stock bakery goods and groceries. Three men were added to the force today, bringing total personnel to 14. New hires are H. Haven in the meat department, Paul Mobing a grocery salesman, and Everett Whistion. Mobing formerly worked for Ros Higgins & Co in Astoria, and Whistion hails from Lowy. Both new employees are ex servicemen.

Adis Pendleton H. Haven Paul Mobing Everett Whistion Bayen Ros Higgins & Co Astoria Mr. Mobvins Granite Falls Wash Mr. Whistion Lowy

Four arrested in rough street melee on Saturday night

Law enforcement detained Jor Crowley after a Saturday night melee linked to Werlyne dhewiak. Crowley faced a $10 bail which was forfeited, and an initial arrest was recorded.

Casen Jor Crowley Werlyne Dhewiak

Notable arrests and fines for drunkenness and disorderly conduct

A messy report notes a man fined $15 for a repeat offense after a first registration under a mistaken identity. The arresting officer later confirmed the real identity as Charles Flush, who forfeited bail after a drunken and disorderly charge. Also mentioned are Charles Flush and Richard Burke, labeled as Indian in a related incident.

Aiven Charles Flush Richard Burke

Welcome Relief From the Tortures of Rheumatism

An old remedy claimed to cleanse blood of germs causing rheumatism is promoted as a universal blood purifier. The advertisement asserts S.S.S. a well known antidote, sold by druggists, with medical notes attributed to Swift Laboratory.

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W. N. Brady Preewater Thomas FitzGerald Porter Siding Lalso la Grands Porter Monerin Patton C. A. Patton Sen Rt Anthons’s Hospital Hartford Fire Insurance Company Joe Kerley Aan Oregon Lumber Kirere Service Pendleton’s Leading Store Paul Jones Middies Children’s Wear Dept Belber Luggage Art Antique Carrickmacross John Doe Terpreter McKenzie Ore C. H. Day Smith-Crawford Kes
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