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. PAGE FIVE EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1917. IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CON ROY'S Buy Your Bond Today Trading With Us Makes iu Payment Eay. Conroy New Potatoes, 3 pounds 25? Onions California Red, 6 pounds 254? Guittard's Pure Chocolate 1 lb. 30; 3 lbs. 85 Extra Large Italian Prunes, 2 Idr 25? Hershey's Cocoa l lb. 35 ; Vi lb. 20? Best Seeded Raisins, 2 packages 25 Kellog's Corn Flakes, package 10 Sunkist Lemons, dozen 25 Regina Bath Soap, 4 for 25 ,Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25 Sliced Peaches, the tin 10 loganberries, the tin 10 9 lbs. Cream Rolled Oats 60 Yellow or White Meal 9 lb. sack 50 Mason Jar Caps, dozen 30 Tangle Foot, 25 double sheets 40 Select Holland Herring, keg $1.65 Folger's Baking Powder 1 lb. 40; 2i lbs. 90 5 lbs. $1.75. Folger's Shasta Tea 1 lb. SO ; 5 lbs. $2.00 Jelly Powder, 3 packages for 25 IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROY'S JllltllllllllllfMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII itiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiipmmuHmiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiig 11 Stewart Phonograph If With carrying case for machine and records $10.00. E E Without case $7.00. Plays any type of disc record in any size. Ideal for EE auto trips, picnics, summer camps or home. 5 : Come in and hear it. E if Economy Drug Co. I Is Hotel St. George Building Day Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718 ErjMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIMII1MIIII1IIIMIII1IMIIIIIMIIMIIIIMIIIIIMIIIMMIIIIMrMM1.- nilHIIIIIMIMIHIIIIIIHIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIMIIIIMiT t TAII I'lUKWT HONOIII-SI rtv l"OI I TH I'ltlKKT IHlNOItKD. Moiutxnor Cuaiinalian I onic I'sM r of tlmrrli at tMplrn. SAI,T I.AKK CITY. June 11 An nouncement waa made here last nlltht by Bishop Joseph S. Class that aord had been received from Rome of the appointment by Tope Bene dict of the Very Rev. p. M. Cuchna- illllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKi: I Business Good E (live the people a fair deal and the result is sure to be E E all one desires. This, with our high class work at lowest E possible prices are what keeps us busy all the time. S E What we can not guarantee we do not do. S Newton Painless Dentists 1 I Cor Main and Webb St Entrance on Webb St. S Phone 12. Open Evenings. FiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir BIG JITNEY DANCE Thursday N HAPPY CANYON Given PENDLETON RESERVE UNIT GOOD MUSIC GOOD TIME han. V. a., of Offden, rtnh. as a do ) lliestic prelate, with the title of mon : sianor. MonsiKiior 1'iichnuhan hut been pastor of the Catholic church in oaden for the last 26 years ami waa appointed vicar (renernl of the diocese of Salt Ijftke when llishofl tjlasa camo here. Some people are alaa) init other people. 8 up and do- iglit, June 14 by LOCALS B Advertising in Bi iet Per Una tint luMrtlou ...lur l'r Hue. additional laser tloa.... Se r line, per outk Sl-0 No locals taken for lM tbaa itbe. Count 6 ordinary words to Hoe. Locals will not be takes orer tae telephone except from least Oregoa laa paid-op aobacrlbera. Furniuhed Apt., Hamilton Court. For rent Cottage, 617 Willow. -ttf Watch the Bee Hive. Jjow prices during war time. For rent Kumiched house. Phone 290J Fur sale 15 acres land. Add rest Box 253, City. Two llglit houattkeeping rooma for r.-nt. Call 250 K- . . 6-1-tf Wanted Good, clean ruga, at The East Oregon Ian office. For rent Hlepfng and housekeep- IfjK rooms. 608 Willow. X haul your ffarhaRe and trash Phone 5&3M, 1403 W. Railroad ntreer. HuperfluouB hair, warts and moles removed by electrolysis. Pendleton Malriresiing Parlors. tf For rrit Kuru.Nhed houaekeeping room. 301 Ho. Main. S-4U Four room houe for rent or lease. IiHjuire 014 W. Court. 6-15 FIvh room furnlnhO lnu for rent. Phone &54. Modern seven mom house for rent on Orange street. Apply John Vert. Man and wil wrh position on ranch. Inquire Q thla office. 6-16 For hale Four tons of hay, W. H. Roberts. Box 6. K.in. ore. 6-1 1 tf New five room apt. fr rent, fur- nit in for salt.-. Apply ihi oi'fi:e. 6-1 Uf BtMiks audited, office work a'1'1 correspondence handled by hour or day, reasonable. Phone 20SW, Wanted Scrap Iron, brass and aluminum. BiKhest prtci-s guaran teed, Blewett Harvester Co. S. C. Jackson sells wall paper and linoleum. Samples taken to home. Phone 028-511. For rent Modern seven house on College street. Apply Vert. Furniture for sale and apt. your room John tf for rent. Inquire room 13. K. O. Bid". 6-1 i-tf I want to buy at once 10 or 1 U heiid of small "ahoats. S to J 2 week old Address Jas. Hill. Helix, Ore. . Milk for sale Pure, sweet ami clean. Call Kd Moraatt. I'tinn.' 2J. "-- Found child's link bracelet, t iwn er can have same by culliliK at thi- office and paying for notice. i-llif Rent free Ktusekeepina' rooms for care of residence property. John F. Hill, care Col.len Rule Hotel 8-I". ro you know t hut Kate & Fried!cy "Sell, rent or Insure Any thing ?' Sit Main street, phone 604 Overland Service station, parts, re pair shop. Kxperieneed man to do your work. 544 Main street. Nicely furnished front room apt.. with sleeping porch. 502 Water Phone 205M. For sale New and second hand SewinK Machines. ttinKer, White. New Home and The Fre Machine. klcClintock Simpson. 400 E. Court. W. R. Hogle, chiropodist, will be at Alexander's Iept. Store June 14 and 1!. 1117. Phone outside culls at tended to. 6-l" Call Peniand ' Bros, van to move your household goods. Telephone 339. Also baggage transferring and heavy hauling. 1-ost Black 2-year-old filly, branded II. I, on lelt stifle. Flndel return to Henry Ixrenen. Suitable reward. 7-1 Horses pastured by the month. For particulars write or phone fleorge l.ambdtn. Touchet. Wash. For rent sleeping and house keeping rooms. fi Thompson street. 6-1 HI Wanted Elderly woman to make her home with young couple. Small wages, good home for right party. Inquire B this office. "INSURANCE IS THq BEST POUCr Vhile the Sun Insure against hall. It is even more irr.pcr.rt t.an tv.e rr'crt:! nJ vicetbc.:t 1r ;. It a h-'A hour j ruidcri hil.tc .1 riy wipe cc the rest;!-. a c f r. ycr v.wlc. Pro tect yourrclf l.xjr.i lut3 with a Hail Insurance PoKcy of Htm Hartford fTrr hansr Oa. I Orr pared to the profits you t-pect from your cropc the cost is trifling. It will give you the guarantee cf an insurance compeuiy that ha3 paid every just claim promptly in all the more than hundred years of its history. CHAS. L HEARD, Inc. I.KNKIIM. INM'H,AX.-K U Main S4 Kt; Mb llKIXIILfc TIIK tlIU. & tm Mtm i'.ihi n i ' ii J PASTIME Last Time Today IMtKHKNTH Lll In a Powerful Feature of finance, Polly, Hunting- and the Faith of a Wortli-Wlillo Woman G3LHSE3 W ALSO KDITATION Al. William KuhpH n "IHnli I'lay:'' Pastime Today. I John HiTVler witnesses a murilur 'and throuxh force or circumstances I cannot tell the police. He known the ! murderer to be a scoundrel and de. 'aervinir of the deatn penalty, and ' though the brother of hia sweet j heart la accuaed. John still remain" j silent, for he cannot tell what he knows without sacrlflclnR- a woman's 'honor and the loe of hia sweetheart. What Arc tlx piitlra) of landhold ers" QneMlon ItaMcd In "A Mag. dalenp of the Hills." Should large landholders tie com pelled to look after the welfare of those working under them?" This question Is raised In "A Magdalene of the Hills," the five-act Metro-Rolfe production, with Maoel Taliaferro as star, which will he seen at the Alta thejiter today. In the play Herbert cfrayson. a wealthy New yorker, has large tim ber holdings In a southern state. He will not have schools on his land, preferring to seek profit by the ig Cabbage plants for sale. Phone 8-1H 6S3R. Wanted House man. Inquire housekeeper, Hotel Pendleton. -13if Wanted Kxperlenoed lady dis penser. Inquire the palm. 623 Main street. Wanted Competent forcmun for out of town dress X this office. carpenter" Job. Ad -6-Kltf ltuonurig house for sale. Main street, in center of business district. Doing good business. Inqulra of 'o iand Bros. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country, t Dow Broa.. 31 Beauregard. Phone S27J. For Kent Sewing machine of all makes. 31. Ou per week. 33.00 per month McClimock A Simpson, 404 E. Court. For sale One leather rocker, kitchen table. Monarch range. Bar gain if taken at once. Phone 172R. Wanted Experienced well driller, or some one with Bmall capital to buy half Interest and run outfit. Lots of work In sight. Write or apply this office 6-12tf Xotii-p to All Property 0mH You are requested to cut all weeds on your property or they will be cut by the city and the wont charged to you. Ity order of street committee and street commissioner. 6-14 lo You Want a Home? Do you want a home? If so. 1 will uell v.... u Int unri VOO Cfln build VOUr- self. or I will sell you the lot ami build the home for you and give you terms on the same. A. H. COX. (Adv.) FarmiTs Takn XiaJcr. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Farmers ITllon irain Aaencv will be held at their office on Court street, Pendleton. Oregon. n the 16th day of June. 1917, at s o'clock p. m. Business of import ance. Thos. Robertson. Secy. Adv Public Attention. Woodmen of World will give a mibllr dance at Kacle-Woodman hall Thursday evening. Sawyer's on hes Ta Admission, ii'lc; tadit-s free. .1-15 llani-e at t;erman Hall. j Saturda ninlit. June 16 The pub. lie la cordially Invited and assured a j good time, tjood music. Hood floor , and good management. Adv. -! : fve-! Free! Another 1200 phonograph to given away at the Boston Store, it In their window. Adv be j See j AuUi stage. For Adams. Athena and Weaton. leavea Allen-Knight Co. at 10 a. m. and 1:10 p. m. each day. Phone 400 for reservations. Ralph Shaffer, prop. Adv. Nothv. of Payam-nt of City of Prndle- tocl Inprnnwnl Bonda. Notice is hereby given that City of j Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos. 1 and 1. Serlea O. and . Seriea H. I and t. Series P. will be paid upon j presentation thereof to the under - j signed at the American National Bank. Pendleton. I'matllla County, i Oregon. Interest on said Bonds cesses July j l. ii7. ; lated June 13. 1S17. I.FK MOOKIUH'PE. Treasurer, tlty of Pendleton. ; B Wm. Mickelaen. LMputy. 4-11. f RUSSELL FKATritK - ltKKL IJFK. norance of the natives. Hia policy leads to bitter feeling- and finally a tragedy. -T1IK ItlTt'HIOK MOV." Ilrm Parumonnt Aruuckle Comedy; (isay Todiiy. CAST OF CHARACTERS. The Butcher Boy ltoscoe ,Fatty Arbuckle The Clerk Al St. John The Cashier Josephine Stevens The Village Pest "Buster- Keaton The Proprietor Arthur Farle Principal of Seminary Agnese Neilson "Luke." Fatty's Pal By Himself Synoel or "The- Bulclior Hoy." Fatty Arbuckle ia a butcher boy. working In a tmall town country store, where they aell everything from frankfurters to fire-escapes. He falls in love with the pretty cashier, who is the daughter of the proprie tor, and she. in return, haa eyes for no one else. The careless clerk of the store resents the attentions being paid her by Fatty and informs tho old man. SPOR TS 'ai League. Portland 4 7 - Lios Angeles 2 7 - Houck .ind Baldwin; Drown Hons and Boles. Oakland San Francisco Kremer and Roche 8 10 'I 1 8 Smith. liocgherty and McKee. Salt Lake team traveling. Nortliwcft IiOairue, Vancouver 4 Spokane 10 11 i Acosta and ttdman; Fitzpatrick and Marshall. Urent FalU i 13 I Butte 7 IS 0 Batteries Peterson and Byler; Hv. darn and Kafora. Seattle - ' Tacoma 4 11 Batteries Roas. Dalley and Cun ningham; Pillett, Sohoeder and Stev ens. National League. Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 0. Brooklyn S, Cincinnati 0. Pittsburg 5, Boston 4. Chicago 6. New York 10. Amcrltwi League. Chicago 3. New York 4. WuhlnKton 2, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia. 2, Detroit J. BAltll.H T .MFJ-rr WAR I.OSV BOSTON". June 11. A Committee on the Conservation of Child Life waa appointed to-day by State Health Com sinner rr. Allen J. McLaugh'in. "The importance of baby suving." he said, "is accentuated by the loss of man power due to war. ilermany demonstrated that, by 'nttnsiv meth ods of child conservano i. enough lives of babies can be saver? abov'i those saved by ordinary me'hods in times of teace. to replace in a f-w years the man power because of war." lira. Mavld L. KdsaU and William J , ..illivan of the puM'.- Health Mun cil and I.yman A. Jims, oiiectri cf the Invision of :ivtVm- h the it-ite Health lepur:ment. were name I a. member cf the cainm'-toe ARM AND'S The only NEW face powder in the past 50 years Oh yes, there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you have ever had. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEN'S Have It. Everybody Loves a Tat Comedian TheCosv LAST TIME TODAY Comedy Sensation Thrills A" Ton "of Laughs .K IX "'4 9 ; 'i L A J ; Last Time Today A VOW BROKEN BY LOVE IS THE "A Magdalene of the Hills" A POWKRKCL DRAMA OF THK SOITHHtN MOUNTAINS. A RIU BUCK DIAMOND tMKIY AND A SKNIC AND CARTOON COMEDY. VAUDEVILLE DON and PATTY 1 TIIK SAIIiOK AND THK MAID: SINt.INti. TAI.KINfi. DNt'ING. Dawson & Dawson t'MfJV StrNC.S TALKS AND D.M'KJi. illllllllllllllllllMIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinillllllllllllllllllllHHIIIlllllllllllllllllllltfi THE great outdoors calls you vacati on is near at hand. There's a knack in designing clothes appropriate for these occasions. The designers of Bond are paM masters in this art. The new Belter models are cool, comfortable and stylish. Come in and look them over while the assortment is complete. Prices $15 to S35 Go-away shirts, hats, neckwear, underwear, sleeping garments etc., in a great profusion. Bond Owlftmss BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND. iilllUIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIinUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIHIHUMMal: The Super Comedy DeLuxe Fatty Arbuckle tJ BUTCHER BOY" JUST 47RAMMFD H'l.l OF U14ilLS A.l t'lU'CKI.ES. In Addition to thl Kuper Comedy a Wir r4rr Drama jOISBORK'S IWPHP A"D SIOIXT KlWi I ' (THE DOUBLt CROSS TIIF.ME OF Clothes Bros. Peadletcsa'e l.eaeHu OHJuae. f X