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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1917)
PACE THREE TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917. Cash Prices Will Buy You More Good Grocer ies this Summer at The Dean Tatom Co. Phone 6$8 FRUITS ' BING CHERRIES, CRATE $2.25 LAMBERT, CRATE $2.00 BLACK REPUBLICANS, CRATE $1.75 Royal Anne's $2.50 Black Caps, 2 for ; 25f Red Raspberries, 2 for 25? Apricots from California, basket 75 Gooseberries $2.25 crate ; 10 box ' VEGETABLES Fresh from our own garden every morning. Cabbage, Carrots, Onibns, Beets, Cauli flower, Peas, Head Lettuce. STRING BEANS, 4 LBS 25c FOR YOUR LUNCH. Cookies, 2 dozen for 2."C Shrimp, dry pack 15- and 25 Corn Klakes, 3 for 25? Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen 35? Campbells Soup, 2 for 25? RECEPTION FOR UKIAH COUPLE Mil, ANI 31 1 W. KI.MKIt NHIIOI.S J A I IK IIOXOIIKI) J1V AI'IAIIt , AT 1UIAVV. Many Hw1 I'hhh TIroii;l Mountain Town tciii'iMUu to tlie HMinniri- ItaiMttw; l.liclit Hlmwn a-nll i Thursday uiui l-'riilay. llltUnillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIII'H BUY YOOR LEATHER GOODS (KttHt ort'Konlan Hpeciul.) I'KIAH, Jl 7. A Kiand ri-f.- ' ' at the HMaway Slirlnt;n in Imriur of i Mr. and Mrs. Hlnier Nlchol, who wtfi; married in 1'endieton June 26. Mm. Xichnla whb formerly Mitts Winm.r CHRtnt'1. Hupier wu.H served ul Um' hall and at the clout' or the euiiP'T the hride'K cake waH paKHed hy lhv bride and about 75 KUeHtH were treat, ed to a piece of cake, which was pro nounced fine. Dancing wan kept up till G o'clock In the morning and all left well pleaded and everybody wiKli- P8 tiiem a happy. proaperoUK lily. Mr. and Mm. Nichols are well "known ! popular ynuritf people of -;llilart ( frmnm M I'rairie and will make their home on the frroom'H homestead near Hida- j v? f ? way Springs. Many of the youriK1" 1 1 people of I'kiah attended the recep- 1 tion. 1 J. H Mettle WM ill a lew day j last week and Dr. DeVaul was called, bat from last report, he is Iniprov- 'ng. I Mra. Johnny UnMiier and infant I daughter of I'ilot ltock are viitln ; lor an indefinite time a the home of Mr. and Mm. Hubert Llnner in !. t -i:.X H Alll IlliltO IIIOItK TO TKA'II I'. H. AVIATOIIM. " 7 ' Z i f v t 7 3 I - t t r I f I sA tr If IRCH ES WEUT. DB SEVSS&I, Lieutenant de SeyxHe French Aerial Corps, who. group of Reasoned French at a LEATHER STORE ' BAGS AND SUIT CASES THE FINEST MADE. AUTO TOPS AND UPHOLSTERING are now employing two first ciass mechanics in this line and can give prompt and efficient servivee. Prices right and all work guaranteed. H&mley & Co. iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiitiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiin Ukiah. Mi lona Heck of Krupp, Wash ington, uister of Mrs. Huko Len. r riinl Thiirsilav to spend the um- H ! mer at the home of Mr. and Mra. Sj The Misses tjrace and Fay Hinkle of I'ilot llock. visited several days 'iast week, with their aunt. SlMarv I'elerson. at the Hotel son. C. Marr and Joe Wilmotn or itntei. were in town Thursday night on bus- i iness. ' l.iKlu showers fell Thursday niBht j und all day Friday but the ground i being so dry they did very littlj ! gooii. , ! Many shvi i TlinHisli. Fifteen thousand head ot sheen j tassed through I kiah In one day i last week, going to the summer rang es and many smaller bands hove ; passed through since. j Dr. Oilleland and I.. C Scharpf ot I'ilot Hock, were business visitors in ; kiah Saturday, and while here went ! fishing, each catching a nice strina ' of fish to take home with them of the with a airmen. has arrived In the L'nited States, and will be detailed to Instruct American army aviators in the modern meth ods of uerlul warfare. Lieutenant de- ! Seysse! has won many medals for j bravery In the air. He modestly re ' fuses to tell how many tlerman ajr f men he has brought down. I . William Allison of Oriental. who Aird i "as oeeit vioiiing in "i CentraliH for tne last montn. reiurn ed to I'kiah Monday. Granville Plant and wife of Dale, were in town Monday. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Will Hin ton made a trip to i'endleton and Hack Monday. Mr. (.Milter and niece. Miss Mamie Jones of Hidaway Springs were in town Monday on business. Mrs. Nora Osttorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram who lives near the coast arrived Tuesday to vis It with her parents. Horn July 3rd, at the Andrus-;ibbs saw mill to Mr. and Mrs. f!ert tiibbs, a daughter. fric-Hs Out IlilsflK"! Int'Tests. Ueorge Caldwell of the Wugner Cildwell hardware firm has sold his Peter- interests in the hardware business to Miss Kmily uuunt of Alba, who ha Mr Wa -ncr and has retired from the been visiting in Portland for a few ; business. Mr. Caldwell has not de weeks, returned to her home Satur- oic3rl. or made any definite plans as day. ! to w hat he will do in the future but Miss Helen KeVaul returned Sat- j nis many friends hope he w ill remain urday from Pendleton where he haii ; in or near; T'kiah. been attending teachers examination. J. D. Kirk and son have wild their Albert Peterson made a business j slock of groceries to the lklah Mer trlp to I'ilot Kock Monday, returning 'cantile Co. ar.d have fitted up the Tuesday. j I ullding with two new pool tables " Arthur Uilllund, who is working tnnd will hereafter conduct a pastime, for Clvde HcJmlok on Bridge creek. This makes two pastime resorts for was In town Sunday. jCkiah. the other being conducted by Mr Irvine ranger, who is station- ; r ranK t namurrnu. ed at Squaw prairie, came In Sunday for supplies. J. H Wagner and Prank Chamber lain mde a trip to Pendleton Mon day, returning; Tuesday. MONTANA THE COMING BREAD BASKET OF THE WORLD Where when you plant a crop, you also reap it. Mr. Wheat Raiser DOES THIS MEAN ANYTHING TO YOU? RAINFALL U. S. GOVERNMENT REPORT March 1st to July 15th 10.17 Inches. Quantity produced per acre, U. S. Government report ten year average wheat. Montana . 25 bushels Illinois 16 bushels :,- j - Indiana 16 bushels "Iowa 17.4 bushels Kansas 14.1 bushels Washington 22.3 bushels Minnesota 13.5 bushels Missouri 14.1 bushels Oregon 21.3 bushels South Dakota 11.4 bushels North Dakota 11.5 bushels Ohio 16.2 bushels Wisconsin 17.7 bushels United States 14.8 bushels SEE Central Montana Ranches Company Phone 469. F. DUP.UIS, Special A rent. Office 224 E. Court St. Mr. and Mrs. William Sflby of Our- tlpne arrived Tutsd:iy to spend the 4th with Mrs. U1 !'' mother Mrs. Jennie Moore, and together they will attend the dance at the sprinKM. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and tuiby ol llermiston, arrived Tuesday to remain in I'kiuh during fhe warm weather. They have taken rooms at Mrs. 8. J. Helmtck's. .Mrs. Sullivan was form It rly Miss Lena T'oynton. daughter of ' Walter I'oynion. and is well known j here, havimi heen horn here and spent 'her childhood days neur I'kiah. j Julv -!th was enjoyt'd in many ways ?n CamMs Prairie, some tfoim; fishing , omha inc family i denies and many I ointr to the sprinsr and some remain j insr at home. ( Mrs. Jennie Moore left for Our : dane Thursday fr a visit with rehi- t ives. Miss Orlean Hay of Pendleton who is spending the summer at the Stur divant Hros. farm, was in t'kiah Thursday. Mrs. Maggie Walker and daughter of Dale were in town Thursday with pack-horses, for a load of supplies. J. . Kirk, wife and daughter Ireno returned from Bridse Creek Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Tooter who were hero to attend the wedding of their son Arthur, have returned to their home near Oregon City. Poth trucks are making round trips daily on account of so much freight. Fred rooms, wife and son Jack j were Ckiah visitors Thursday on their return irom tne niaiway springs where they enjoyed the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbert'and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hubert visited at the home of Oscar Hilbert on Hridpe. Creek July 4th. , 1 "UFAI TU r.P MAW IS EXCELLENT i Surgeon General Braisted So Report for All Stations, at Home and Abroad. j WASH I NOT iN July 7. Surgeon i c.eneral Itraisted s report for las; I wei-k reads; j "llt portH and returns from all na j vM stations. iriVluding the fleets and various ships, both at home and abroad, indit aud so unusual health ! conditions and in general show th:tt the health of the navy Is excellent. 1 "The epidemic of diseases of vari jous types that existed during the pas few months have almost disappeared, most of the cases in hospitals being : convalescents awaiting final disposi j tion. with here and there a few casos o fthts type marking the disappear ing Incidents of local infectious areas ' - ircbtriitfi. Hev. J. l-Z. Knder, pastor. Morn iriK service, 11 o'clock, Mr. Hnyder will preach upon the nubject, "A lean Heart." Mu-ic by the quartet. Sunday wrhool, 10 a, m. In the even ing the church will join in the union service at the M. K.. church. Baptbtt. Rible school meets at 11 o'clock. i'leaching at n o'clock. Subject. Confidence Gained by Kxperleriee." Anthent by the choir- .' evening service. We will Join in the union meeting at the M. K. church. JUrMl((HtlllUMIIIIIIMHlintMMIMtlMIIIMIMMlHUMIII1MIIIIIMIIIMIIMIIIIIHIUHHIIIIK I Vacation Needs I I From the Ready-to-Wear 1 Department MolhfxliMt. Hegular services at the Methodist hurch tomorrow. Hun day schfj at I 10 a. m. Morning worship with ; special music and sermon at n a. S m. The subject will be "Christ's Fel- lowship with Kinners." Union young j z people's meeting at 7 p. m. R. V,. I r Gornall will be the leader. A speci-il j musical number will be rendered j Union evening services at 3 p. m. Ftev. J. K. Snyder will be the spsak- j er. These union meetings ought to 1 E be well attended and productive of i great community good. The pastoi is ve ry a pp reciat i ve of good a u d l -enees. Tlte morning attendance Is keeping up remarkably well! A cor-di-tl welcome to everyone. There are smart little uit of the type you find use for all during the summer. Charming Sweaters to wear over light sum mer dree. Frocks of silk and wash materials in the lat- 1 5 est styles for street, afternoon and vacation wear. Great variety of Blouses in all materials. Pretty Bungalow Aprons and Porch Dresses. Japanese Embroidered Kimonas, all colors. AH colors and sizes in Bathing Suits from infants to size 46. Full line of new models in Bathing Caps. ! 7 5 14 Hug-he ! SPORTS I'ortland Salt Lake Houck and Fisher; Hoff, and Hannah. Vernon , 11 2 San Francisco 7 3 Mitchell and Mitze; Oliilum and tiaker. Oakland 3 11 4 Los Angeles 9 13 0 Krause, Arlett and Murray; CTan- dall and Hassle r. 'orthwe-t Ieaeiie. Kutte . 12 17 3 Tacoim 7 12 6 Sch inkle, lickerson and Kafora,' Schroeder. Sutherland and Stevens. Sp..kane 12 18 i Great Falls 4 7 2 Schorr and Marshall: Williford, Hesirr and liyler. Vancouver 6 7 - Seattle 8 12 4 Fatteries Gipe, Barham and Cad man; Kojas and T. Cunningham. XattotuU Ieaguc. Pittsburg 8, Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn 1, Chicago 3. New York 2. St. Louis I. , Boston 4. Cincinnati 4- American League, ' Chicago l, Detroit 4. St. l.ouis 6 f Cleveland 8- I Alexander's Dept Store TlltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKirT Household Needs AT Tllli iu:k IHVrS" IAX vmcva. Tou'll find here the cooking utensils that you neej In surpris ing variety. Granite Ware ;ti Blue. White Grey and too. Tinware, including every useful household article, S-10-15O up. A new Hue of thi celebrated "Fry Quality" baking glnsswaie Made for the oven. Inspect the new C-ifcs and Bread Cabinet. It is here in three side, beautifully finished in aluminum with galvanized interior. Sanitary, convenient, fly and rust proom. A size for your kitchen. Closi ng out Ham mocks A few left. Ktgular r new The I3e (Hliv Pendleton's 5-10-lSc and up. Opposite Pastime (Coprnxbt reciMerad. 11T gf, 3f fJ " Give Your Battery a Cool Drink Your battery gets as thirsty as you do this hot weather and it doesn't take loug to ma'-ie a thirsty battery a dead one. Fill it" with distilled water once a week as often as you take a hydrometer test. If you haven't pure water, or jlon't want the trouble of filling your battery yourself we'U do it for" you. Willard Service is good for pny battery whether it gives it a thorough overhauling, or merely fills and tests it. And if your battery needs repairs it provides a rental battery for your use whatever the make or model of your car. Drop in next time you're down this way and if you haven't one already get a Willard Service Card that entitles you to free semi monthly testing. ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION Corner Main and Water Streets (HM)