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-p it ii-' v -"' '-WW f1 EIGHT PAGES PAGE ETGHT PATLY EAST PREGONTAW, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1918. I I 1 We pay 34 cents for Fresh Ranch Eggs Fresh Country Butter, 2 lbs., full vt.. . 80c Country Bacon, extra fine, pound 35c Country Lard, pure, clean and fresh, lb. 35c Demonstration 20 Mule Team Borax , Products. ONLY TWO MOKK DAYS. 10 per cent Free Roods with c h purchase, your l.-t chance at these special prices, put la your year's hi"iI.v NOW. 1 .t us explain our plan to you. Phone N H 'u can not come to the store. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL NEWS OF. UMATILLA CO. Two Phone, 28. "QUALITY 823 Main St, etitmtHHimiiHiiiiiiiii:iiitiiHtiiiiiiii?tiiitiiiiitiiiiTiiitiiii!iiiiiiiiiitimnnfH5i; .i.aaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaBaBBHMBBBMaBBBMMMMHBaMMiaMBHBBHRMMHVlM A I K i g Timber Fires Near- p , Gurdane Saw Mill OURDANE, Ore., June 5. Some ex K cltement was caused last week when J the spark from the engine at the Ely sawmill caught the wood a fire. The JP fire broke out twice before the crew A of men goj tt entirely out. Mr. Ely A left for Pendleton to get something as S protection to prevent the sparks from Zt catching again. No great damage was 5j done as it caught in the daytime where K the crew could keep it from spreading, gi Tom Enright. who is working at the P Frank Jones place at Pilot Rock came g;up to Jones Friday with some horses JR to pasture, returning again Saturday. A Billy Selby, who is working at the TA sawmill, spent a few days last week 5'wlth his family at Pilot Rock. Dick Cates went to Pendleton last j and wees: to attena tne circus. 2 Frank Chapman and family of But ter creek made a trip to Pendleton jff Thursday. 0 Dillard French went to Fendleton 4 last week. Mr. French Is planning to A shear the first of the week, the shear Zt era finishing at Mr. Jones about Satur 2 day or Sunday. Thursday. Hay Chapman, and wife and baby of Butter Creek spent a few days In Pen dleton last week. Mrs. Anna Montgomery Is In spenTl- Is as different from the old time bank ing house as the modern steel pas senger train from the old stage coach. You would not consider traveling to New York City by stage, nor would you wish to go back to the old bank ing ways of only a few years back; you want an up-to-date bank, safe and secure, operating under the Federal Reserve System, such a bank Is EE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton. Oregon ' , ' "Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon." King Hill, Idaho, froift a visit In Mor row county with relatives. Word enmes from J. S. Anderson at Portland that he Is improving. Mr. Anderson has rheumatism. Mrs. A.. J. Tltsworth has sold her homestead in Idaho and bought a flf teen, acre tract with modern house near Mldvale.'' Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Gelst expect tc move to Pendleton during the month. Mr. 'Gelst la a wheat buyer. ' ' Mrs. M. I Morrison and Mrs. D. Kendall leave this morning for Sulem. Arcn and Cecil Albee will leave Friday for Harrison, Idaho, and Join their father, HMmer Albee. in cutting wood and loading barges on the lake. The Knights of Pythias have rent ed the city hall for their meetings moved In last evening. , COLLEGE BOYS TO FIGHT ON FARMS (By United Press) . WASHINGTON June6 The Ameri can college student Is going to help fight Democracy's battle on the furm this summer. Thousands of students in instutions from evrv pnm pp nt th ronntrv ttl- 3i jun. Anns muiiiggmvry is in spenri- - l. - . . .... rattrtv Vtu ;an.ll.H In th. TTn (tail Z ing n lew aay a wn ner sister, Mrs.. " ........... 2 Frank Jones, helping her while she has States Public Service Reserve and col the shearers. j leges are steudlly a.sklng more enroll- 3 Kvan Troxel spent a few days 'in ,ment cards- ' 3 Pendleton last week. I Officials of the employment service 2' Mrs. Mm. Corley. Daisy OrvNle and I hope the total enrollment will reach 2 .Elvin Corley left Saturday for a few ! 20.000 before the summer vacation be- SS days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Tom .gins. Enright at Pilot Rock. , rUiiltiliilllllllllllllllllllllllilUliillllUlllllllliillllllllUllliillfliliUillililliilllUiiilliillff YOU NEED LIABILITY INSURANCE If you are employing help on your farm or else where, because someone is always getting hurt and you have an endless amount of expense and worry. OUR NEW LIABILITY POLICY assumes all of this expense and worry and pays the judgments where obtained, for which the as sured is liable. Let us tell you about it for the cost is smalL, THE BENTLEY-GRAHAM INS. AGENCY J. M. Bentley. Pres. John E. Montgomery, Vice-Prea. H. N. Graham, Becy.-Treas. IS Main St. . ' Phone 404 We advertise and offer War Savings Stamps lor sale with every purchase. All Meetings Off At Athena Because Of Scarlet Fever (East Oregonian Special.) ATHENA, June . There will be no church, Sunday school, . moving picture show or any public meeting for at least two weeks on account of the epidemic of scarlet fever. Each day new cases are reported. Lester Martin, owner of the Peo ples Theater, but now In the IT. S. Marines Is in town encouraging en listment ii the navy. ?iiiiHniiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii!!ii2 a S I WAR SAVINGS STAMP $4.15 I WITH one of the BEST RESIDENCES I IN PENDLETON $3004.13 i Chas. E. Heard, Inc. I 635 Main St. Phone 477 I "SEE ME BEFORE THE FIHE" 3 E ts SsiiiiititmitiiftiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiimiiinis IF YOU WAIT until after harvest to buy that car, you will have to pay more for it, if you are able to get one at alL WHY NOT NOW? We can make immediate delivery on Franklin Oldsmobile Cole DO NOT DELAY Pendleton Auto Co. Established 1907. Putting Up First Cutting Alfalfa Hay at Umapine (East Oregonian Special.) TJMAPINB, Ore.. June t. This week sees most of the alfalfa ranch ers of this vicinity at work putting up their first cntting of hay ind in some places the crop is very light ow ing to continued cold weather of the past month. Most of the farmers are combining their crews and what ex tra hely is needed Is easy to get at this cutting. Three dollars a day Is tne wages paid to help with higher i amounts to stackers. Umapine had a wedding this week I w hen Lillian Robertson was man lei i to Clarence Pershall of this place, j The ceremony took place In Walla ! Walla, Rev. J. Pershall officiating, i In the evening supper was served at ! the home of Rev. Charles Dlcklson ! of Umapine, uncle of the bride, at ! whose home she has lived for many , years. Those present were Mr. und j Mrs. Ray Pershall and family. Rev. I and Mrs. J. Pershall, and Rev. Charles !?ml Mrs. Dlcklson. The bride wore , a gown nf white satin. The youn. : people will make their home over on the Eureka fiat for the present. I Cliff Kinney this week purchased a Baby Combine and brought the same to his ranch west' of Umapine. . Miss Zella Hoon leaves aturday for Early, Ore., where she will be the Buest of Mrs. Roy Phlllppl, formerly M; rtle Sneave, teacher at the Hudson Bay school. At the regular meeting of the I. O, O. F. Wednesday night Edgar HoIt, was elected as noble grand and Kyle Mclianiel as vice grand for the en s'llng term. The other officers holu over their term of office until N. vembet. D. O. Saunders and C. B Simonds attend the meeting of agri culturalists at Pendleton on Saturday ns representatives of this district. Mrs. John E. Jones left Sunday evening' for Salem. Oregon, whci u : l.e attends the annual meeting nf the ste grange of Oregon. She :cs as oclegnte from Hudson Ba GrA-i Wo. tel. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. n. tj. Bean entertained at dinner. Fred C, Lewis, state secretary of the Wash ington state grange and Mrs. Lewis, also Mrs.. Lee C. Lewis, wife of Firm Lieutenant Lee C. Lewis, now with the U. a expeditionary forces .tow in France, also Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pla euet and daughter Fladys of, Valley cl a pel. Ed Hoon with his brothor-ln-law. I'led Johnson, left this wek for a trip through Montana. They Willi I' ok at land but have not decided to ry. Hsrry Wellman. son of the Vice R H. Wellman Is home over nlsht on .1 1 visit to his folks here after attendm l. A. C. for the past year. Ila leaves j trnwirrow for enlistment In the I. 8 i navy. John AI Wellman arrived yes ! terday on a visit from Alberta. Can ada, and will be here for a short va cation. John is a wheat rancher I near Lethbrldge. Warren Records Is home with ni I parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Uec j ords after a year's work at O. A. C. jet Corvallis and has enlisted In the ' navy. He expects his call to .-eport I at uny time. Many colleges are closing early and will reopen later than usual in the fall, in order that the men who are engaged in the all-Important work of raising food may not have to miss any of their class work. The University of Pittsburg sends this message; .- "Our whole effort Is toward this goal every student in the government service for five months." Wisconsin university is trying to en roll every available man, and Califor nia expects to enroll at least 2000. Texas Agriculural college is expect ing to send large groups of Its students to Wisconsin and Kansas wheat farms. SKNATPJ HONORS FAIRBANKS WASHINGTON, .Inno 5. The sen ate adjourned Immediately after con vruiiur in reHpeit totho memory of Charles W Fairbanks who is dead at RdianapoliH. GompacHSweet -Ready to-Eat -Delidous.Tha1s 1 GiapeNuts AC0NSERW10N. -- ruuu " A PERFECTLY FIMG SHOE' OS SLIPPER IS A COW We certainly give you an absolute perfect fit. Shoes do have to be "broken in" now days. When you need a triple A, a double A or a B. C. D or E we can furnish it for you. If you need a 2 12 or any size Up to 9 xt we can give you that also. : ' . ' - . ;" : ' Itlark Kid rumps. - ... . . . 2 . -98 niack Patent Pumps . , 3.19, -1.08 . Black Kid Oxfords .... ..t... Illack Patent Oxfords 4.98 Brown KM Pumps $. Brown Kill Oxfords ..................... VOTJ CA DO BETTER AT White Canvass Pnmpe fl.lD, $2.19 White Strap Blippcrs. ...... . . .'. 12.49, $J.8 White Rubber Bole Pump $1,118 White Canvass "Knuuy Lou". . . . .... $1.19 (1.49 White Canvass Shoe, Louis llocl... 2.98, tl.50 While Kid Shoe $7.90, C8.90 WB LEAD, 1 Incorporated lio'f 'l ' jFyr IsdRsaZlaMassaS" &ND OTHER FOLLOW BAF.BALI YESTKHBAY'S SCORK-S. . P. O. I league. Vancouver 9. Portland 8. Const League. Pnlt Lake 11. San Francisco E. Vernon 3, Sacramento 2. Los Angeles 8, Oakland 2. National League. New York 4, Pittsburg S. Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 Chlcago 7, Boston Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 0. American League. Cleveland 6, Boston 4. ( MicuKo 4, Philadelphia 3. New York 6, St. I.ouIh S. Washington 5, Detroit 4- fl Far Vision J V' J $ with corraef cyk n f ' Vnj' rortratjooo (hit hook, Tower Partforj Jjear Vision ITglasses JlY. THE INVISIBLE B1FOCAJ. Think of the convenience in being able to see near and far without changing your, glasses. The smooth, clear surface oi KRYPTOKS (pronounced Criptocks) are entirely free from the disfiguring, age-revealing lines, seams and shoul ders of old-fashioned bifocals, and consequently cannot be distinguished from single-vision lenses. SEE DALE KOTHWELL 0tometrlKt and Optician. American Natl. Hank Building." Buy War Saving Stamps. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Elec tro Therapeutics. Temple Bid., Room 12, Phone 41 bI'MMHI SCHOOL for elementary nd grammar grades conducted jy Grace Frost, will open In Lin coln School building Wednesday morning S:30 o'clock. Pupils may enter at any time after this date. UB1' SAVE EVERY MORTAL OF THAT HIGH PRICED FOOD STUFF v Genuine Economy Take as much ice as the icebox will hold. i rp i sv m I - 1 VV W. C. T. U. Convention Will Be Held at Helix (East Oregonian Special.) V HELIX. June t. The W. C T. U. county organisation will be lield here In August. George McRranihin has bought the residence property formerly own ed by Charles Betts. Earl Ghormley left yesterday to enlut in the navy- - Mrs. Jtofcert Montgomery ' J x xsci4 iodajr OS bar way bom 4e I Friday and Saturday , 2 : Big Days At The Paris Look for the Blue Prices. As a crowd bringer for these two days we have again brought the blue pencil into play marking every garment lower than you could possibly buy the materials in them. Do you need a Coat, Suit, Dress, Skirt, Waist or Petticoat? DONT OVERLOOK THIS. IT MEANS MONEY IN YOUR POCKET. 1 me& Coat and Suit Shop PENDLETON : : : : : OREGON REGULAR DELIVERY SCHEDULE South Side, and West Side, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. North Side and East Side Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday)- Help Us Conserve Labor Hang out your ice card the night before or jhone or ders in before 9 a. m. if pos Phone orders after 9 a. m. given the best possible . : attention. ' Phone 178 SMYTHE-LONERGAfl CO, Quality Quantity Service n ff 6; We Are Distributors and retailers of GOODYEAR TIRES VALVOLINE OILS Most economical in the end because they are better. Nothing but standard guaranteed automo bile supplies sold here. . , Oregon Motor Garage INCORPORATED 117, IIS, 111, 13 West Coort SC Telephone 4M