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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1917)
o o o o o & o o o o o o & o o o o o o 8 o o o o o o o o o Si3 g PAGE EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 9, 1917. EIGHT PAGES 00800000000000000000000000 Norwegian Spice Cheese o Something new, fine for lunch this warm weather SPECIAL WHILE IT DASTS LB. 35c Neufc.hatel, package 1S American Cream Cheese, lb 35 Wisconsin Cream Brick, lb 35 T.imberger small 35; large 6C MacLarens, jar 25 Roqueforte, pound $1.00 Blue Hill Chili Cheese, package - 15t Blue Hill Pimento, package 15 Blue Hill Cream, plain, package 15 Parmesan, bottle 35 Zig Zag, imported, can 35 Young American, pound "5 Creme De Brie, jar 50 Snipe Paste, Tube 25f Crawfish Butter. Tube 25 Finan Ciere. Bottle $1.25 Anchovy Paste, jar 35 C. & D. Bloater Paste, jar 50 Sardine Egglets, can 50f Cavier small 40? ; large GO Sardellan Ringe, can : SSt Sea Trout, can 20 Exclusive agency in Pendleton for Chase & Sanborn's Coffee, Old Monk Olive Oil and Cold Medal Butter. We sell American Express Money Orders. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. Two Phones 28 "QUALITY" 823 Main St. o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Addition to li'!llllK. ' Si Reet has taken out a permit to build a sleeping porch to his dwell, ins. Two tn court, Cf. A. Hutchinson and Ed ohupmun each contributed iio to the city this morning, the former for being drunk and the latter for disorderly conduct oooooooooooooooooooooooooo gmiHIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHm: m 1 JS New ADDED TO OUR STOCK The ladies of the community will be pleased to learn that many new shoes in All Kid Ivory, Ivory With Crava nette Tops, All Kid White, All Kid Black, All Kid Gre, Grey Suede, Black Kid With Wuite Cravenette Tops, White Reignskin and White Canvas are now ready and we ask you to see these before you purchase. May we show you? Don't overlook our "Down Sairs Store." A nice place to trade. Two Knl.st in Navy. Rdward Dowdy of Pilot Rook airJ James Samuel Ellsworth Kooney, an O.-W. employe, have enlisted in the engineering: branch of the navy ami will leave tonight for Portland. Pavtnpr Perkins Street. Workmen are now engaged in pro Taratory work for the paving of two blocks on Perkins avenue. The exca vation work for the concrete curbs is being done. ager. being now engaged in his new duties. W. C. Nay wilK hereafter de vote his time to the service end of the business. . lllvY Morton Hort Oliver P. Morton, attorney of the 17. S reclamation service, arrived In Pendleton yesterday morning to at tend to matten here in connection with irrigation. He spent yesterday at Itingham Springs where he caught a nice mess of trout. 4 The Coolest FOOTWEAR In Pendleton, can be found here. We are specializing on White Shoes and Slippers. They are the most popular through out the country this season. The prices are bound to be lower than leather shoes. . i ... In 21st Infantry. The Kast Oregronian is in receipt of a letter from William A. Myers, private in Co. F. 21st Infantry, who Ls now stationed with his company at Calexico, California, doing duty on the Mexican border. Work Starts on Perkins. Preliminary work on the improve ment of Perkins avenue between Raley and Washington was begun this morning. Curbs are being? put in preparatory to the paving of the street. Is Saxon Sales Manager. M. G.. Steele, former district repre sentative for the Saxon car tn thin territory, has accepted a position with the City Auto Co. as sales man- Took Movies of wild Life. Stanley Q. Jewett of the local bio logical survey, returned Saturday from a trip through Central Oregon with W. Ie Plnley, state biologist. They took along a moving picture camera and succeeded in getting some good pictures of coyotes and bobcats. White Reignskin Shoe $4.50 White Canvas Rubber Sole Shoe $3.98 White Canvas, Louis Heel $2.98 White Canvas, English $2.98 White Canvas Sneaker $1.98 White Canvas Pump $2.49 White Canvas, one strap slipper.. $2.49 White Canvas Slipper $2.25 White Canvas Oxford, Rubber sole $1.69 Our prices are still lower than other merchants. Look and see. White Canvas Emmy Lou $1.49 White Kid. Louis Heel $7.90 Girls' White Buck Shoe $4.50 Misses White Buck, Shoes $2.98 Misses' Canvas Slipper $1.49 Misses' Emmy Lou $1.15, $1.25 Children's Canvas Shoe 89c, 98c Child's Canvas Slipper 89c Childs Kid Slipper , $1.15 ttcrilia Blancett pruiscd. In commenting upon the recent wild west show at Albany, the Herald snys. "Bertha Blancett had a field day all by herself. In addition to riding a decidedly wild on In the bucking contest, she managed to win all the lady events on the program." May Start Antelope Reserve. An antelope reservation in Oregon is a project under consideration by the government biological survey, ac cording to Dr. Field of Washington, D C, who has charge of the game' reservation work and who spent yes terday in the city. He had been vis iting the Klamath reserve and was en route to Yellowstone.- There are a good many antelope in me southern counties of the state and -Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!.- 1 BILLY'S BRAN-NEW I PHILOSOPHY tHIUUUMMIIlinilllllllllllllMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllHIll-. TIsg Need mat Was Fi When the necessity of quicker trans portation made it requisite that a bet ter truck be produced, the Republic and the Duplex manufacturers ans--wered that call with the newest mod els of their output. Right now and out of our present stock, we are prepared to make de livery of the truck that just fills your needs. If it is a light roust-about, we have it. it. If a larger freight hauler, we have If a still larger grain truck, we have it. And if it is a powerful Trailer Truck, we have that too. In other words YOUR needs, in the Truck line have been fulfilled by the manufacturers of the largest line of trucks on the market today. PENDLETON AUTO COMPANY "Gars of Merit" . He was almost as lucky as the fellow who was in vited to have a drink, and found the soft drink par lor dispensed BRAN-NEW ROOT BEER . GINGER ALE SARSAPARILLA VANILLA CREME YOU CAS UO , BETTER THE GOLDEN RULE J jBBsalssiaJfcJ,sJBJJs.J the government is considering pro- supplying the enlarged institution, tectimr them within certain areas to j The hospital has also secured a port- aid in their increase. Mausoleum Work Starts. Work on Pendleton's new J60.000 mausoleum has already begun and Parker & Haufleld. Portland con- iracors who were awarded the con tract, expect to rush it as fast as pon- sllde. This morning they awarded the sub-contract for plumbing to Phelps and Son and the electrical contract to J. L. augnan. joy in every There's drop.. Get that happy feeling, ask for the above drinks. "My father lePr me j the whole world to get out and make" a .living in . Gee ! J to " o, lucky fellow? :iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimmiimiiiiri Win. RoesGh Bottling Co. Pendleton Oregon Navy IHU'U On AVWtors. The aviation branch of the navy is tilled for the time being and no more enlistments win ue mane mi the time being, according to Instruc tions received by Kecrulting Officer Swartz. No more plumbers or lit ters are wanted nt tills time but there is still a need of second class ship- lifters. use In pumping wnter to hUh points of land and for cutting corn and able 20 horse power oil engine for j hay. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllliliillliliilllllliililllliiiiiilillliiH ACTUAL EXPERIENCE ( The theory or dentistry alone S la worthless. It 1h the actual experience from long yearn of 5 practice, which counts. Lowest 3 price highest grade of mate- S Hal, eklll and service, Newton Painless Dentists I Vacation mi Motorcycle. Sidney Morton and his sister. Miss Florence Morton, left this morning on a motorcycle on a vacation of sev eral weeHs into central Oregon. They will go to Uend by way of Heppner and will be Joined there by their brother. Charles Morton, and other relatives and go to Suttle Lake for an outing. Returning they will come by way of Portland HrtmiltliiR for siKnal rM. Corporal Frank Harvey of the lo cal army recruiting office this morn ing received instructions to accept re cruits for the sigiml corps Beside regular qualificainns for military service, the recruit must be a cable, telegraph or radio operator, inside or outside wireman, electrician, machin ist, photographer, or familiar with the construction and maintenance of a telephone system. Thi re are lonu vacancies in the corps. Corner Main Entrant and Webb Streets oil Webb St. 5 Ottfii Kvenlna H riltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIItlllllllltlllllllir- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllll Wnnt Itcv. (ioniaU Itoturn'Ul. The congregation of the Methodist church wants to retain ,Hev. K. K riornnll as pastor. At the last busi ness meeting of the summer held on Friday evening, it was voted unani mously to ask the conference, which meets In September, to return Rev. (lOrnail here for another year. The ! minister has been in the city only n iyar but in that time has hWume jE very popular with his congregation. Married 29 Years; Si-ks Irvir'. After being married to W. A. Kutch for 29 years, Josle Kutch has 5 brought suit in the local court for a E dlvonle. alleging that for 28 years he' 5 husband has constantly annoyed and harrassed her by false accusations, abuse and physical illtrcntment, Khe asks tor the custody of three minor j children and a one-third Interest in her husband's farm land. H. D. Ve- E terson is representing her. They E were married in Haker in 1XSS. PUT THE BLOOM of the loaf on your baby's cheeks. All the nourishment that is stored in the wheat when it is brought from the sunshine and sparkle of the great out-of-doors is contained in each loaf of HOHBACH'S lliliing good In Kuout. E ! There were hordes of fishermen ( on the streams of Umatilla countv E '. yesterday but the majority of thctn E I brought trick only a few fish. The E 1 Umatilla river from Thorn Hollow to E I the forks was lined with anglers bvt tho majority did not have any luck. E Charles Alspach. who went up with Dean Iong. came back this morning E with a dozen or nnre over a foot E long. John and Itrooke Dickson E I made a trip early in the morning tc Insolation creek, a distance of 75 i miles, but found too much water for good sport. 1 Mity-Nice" and Raisin Bread Lay the foundation of happy, healthy lives for your children with big bowls of bread and' milk. E Phone your grocer for a loaf today. Hohbach's Bakery At All Grocer. 5 Ice Cream, Sherbet, Punches and Pastry to Order. E flllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll? DRY 16 INCH W0O1B) Full Measure Best Quality Prompt Delivery Olydonstoin & Co. Phone 351. YES, WE DELIVER IPilllllllllB The World's Long 1 Distance Car Is a Tirvd of Hating Hand. Alleging that his wife. Jnnle. complained continually of life on hin j farm, rt'fused to cook for his handH J when he w.is nhort of help, and d 1 53 clared she wan tired of "eating sand 3 on a ItniatiM.'L county ranch." Jacob g B. Kasari. well known farmer, ha brought suit for divorce m the groundH or crut-l and inntiman trcat- nit;nt. Thev w-r married In Port- inn. 1 In tctl 1 ni! hnva two fhllrirn He a lo alleges that his wife w:ib Is jealous of his female servants and frequently dlnchargd ,them without cauHft. Will M. Peterson Is his attor ney. t V VMytHM-HgAJ MOTOR CAWS X E El At the K. O. S. II. A ni-w liomeHtle hmt'T inntall'd at th Kastern Oregon state HoKpftal doublpft the capacity of the hot a-tc-i plant for tht Institution, thn amply providing for the ne-ila f the new winrr- Hefore the n-w heater waH Beeureil the old (.hint was Hcarci'lv epi;il to the task of A 1909 BUICK, owned by F. E. Slason, Plain ville, Kansas, has been driven a greater distance than any other automobile has ever been known to go. Official figures give it the astouding record of 261,800 miles a distance equal to ten times around the world every mile on its original set of Bearings. ! In 1917 this same car is making a 12,000 mile trip, coast to coast and return. If you are looking for the best automobile in vestment you'll eventually select BUICK. Oregon Motor Garage Incorporated. , ili Wait Court St. Telephone 468 InlHIlllllffllllM ii ; in. ii?. ui Riiifflimiiimpniimimfi giii ll, luuii.iuuiiimiuiiiuiii