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So
g lay
inch Flounc-
patterns that
yard.
500 yards finest Swiss 27-
ings in dozens of different
sold up to $2.50 a
THURSDAY ALL
YOU WANT AT
See large window display tonight
F. E. LIVEUGOOD & GO,
JULY Ladies' Home Journal Patterns
and Fashion Sheets now ready.
PERSONAL
MENTION
MliRARY NOTES.
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Bicycles! 727 Johtuop street.
New White Sewing machines now
n display at W. R. Grahams.
Fresh cramfUh every day at the
St. George Cafe.
Go to Y. W. Hoc hi for Sch'.:u
draught beer.
If you want dry aab wood, phone
Wain S.
Schlitx Milwaukee beer on draught
at the Sideboard.
See those New Home Sewing ma
chines at Graham's Furniture store.
Household furniture for sale- Ap
fly at Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
For Rent Front office fa Judd
Euiiding. Apply F. E. Judd.
Wanted Good girl fr general
housework at once. Main STi. C13
Mark.
For Sale 29 head fresh Jersey
milk cows. Inquire of R- 1L Stevens,
Dutch Henry Feed Yard.
For sale 1(0 acre good timber
land near Gurdane. Oregon Price
$le. Peter Kriser. Pendleton. Ore.
-Largo shipment or new sidewalk
lumber Jurt received at the Pendleton
Planing Kill and Lumber Tard.
Dry slab wood. Just the wood for
summer use. Oregon Lumber .Yard.
Phone Main 8.
Reunion Umatilla Co. Pioneer asso
ciation, Weston. Ore.. June 7 and I.
Tou are invited Good time for all.
Screen doors and window screens,
all sixes and prices, at the Pendleton
Planing If ill and Lumber Yard. Ws
also make them to order.
Carload of fine cedar posts now for
sale at the Pend.eton Planing Mill and
Lumber Yard. Both Plain and tar-
red.
Have our wood saved by the gas
: oiine wo,l ,att. Phone Main 13.
j State Hotel Furnished rooms at
I (fecial rates by week or month.
Trash hauled every Tuesday. Call
Pen'anj Bros.' Transfer. Phone Main
:3J.
To rent Furnisned apartment
house. Mo-!ern conveniences. In
quire Monterastelli block. Phone
Black :S51.
Fred Perkins, agent Oregon Jour
nal. Phone Main 4C4. Headquarters
at Griggs & Stangier'a cigar store.
Ttiephoiie if any are missed.
For Sale The best p'.umbirj.
pasnbrcking and second hand busi
ness in eastern Oregon. For partic
ulars write Sharon Sc. Eddings. Pen
dleton. Ore.
For rent Suite of unfurnished
tiousekeei ir.g rooms In East Oregon
n Building. Steam heated, also gas
range in rooms. Apply at this ofac.
For Sent to a lady, a large, well
!urr.bhed room, with sewing machine,
rery close in. Cheap. Inquire 'It
Ulleth.
Lost Llewy Hen female setter and
C weeks old pup with two black ears.
Fin.Kr call up Red 2151 and receive
reward.
For rent Barn large enough for 1C
horses with corral in connection. Will
rent part of barn. Apply 4 IS Lllietk
street. Phone Black 10SL
Passengers for Portland can save
money and at same time enjoy a
e'ean and refreshing river ride by
taking the Str. Bailey Gatzert. leav
ing The Dalies daily except Sunday
and Monday at 3:39 p. m. Fare to
Portland SI.
Zeb Lewis as drun from his aomej
at Adams yesterday.
F. M t'oiiins of Helix, as a vis
llir in .Pendleton yesterday.
Charles P. Mason of Baker, wan
r.t the Bowman yesterday.
Tillie and Josle Hagen of Wallowa
are guets of the St. George today.
W. P. Lathrop of Walla Walla,
has been a visitor In the city today.
J. E. Mathews and Fred Taylor of
Pilot Book were in the city last eve
ning. Wtllard Bond made a business trip
to Stanfield today, going down on the
local.
H. H. Mc Reynolds, city marshal at
pilot Rock, was In from his home
ye' terday.
I'iuher Melnnis of the La Gr.ind.i
wm. was Joined by his wife ar.-l b&
iiy jtstcrday.
Donald Ross, was down from Nye
yterday and cashed in six coyote
pelts at the clerk's office.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles May of Wes
ton, were among the out-of-town p-;o-
le in the city yesterday.
H. A. Hamlin, who Is in charge of
he drainage system at Stanfield, was
up from the west end yesterday.
i ;..rir. W Tlrtna re-turn.! this
morning to his home at Pilot Rock
after spending the night in the city.!
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins of'
Portland are visiting at the home of
Miy. Jenkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Stewart.
Mrs. Mullinoux, formerly a resi
dent of Pendleton and who is now liv
ing in Butte, is here upon a visit with
her sister, Mrs. James Dunham.
James Spence. subscription agent
for the Oregon Journal, went to
Stanfield this morning. He was con
siderably e'ated ovel the fact that the
passengers aboard the Idaho demo
cratic special wired ahead for fifteen
copies of his paper.
Will. am A. McKeeVer, professor of
philosophy In the state agricultural
college of Kansas, has issued a num
ber of pamphlets or bulletins on the
subject of home training of children.
These bulletins have recently been
put into the library and since they are
being made use of by the schools,
churches, Sunday schools, etc, through
out the whole country, no doubt there
are parents and teachers here who
will be interested in them. The fol
lowing are the titles of the bulletins:
1. The Cigarette Smoking Boy.
2. Teaching the Boy to Save.
3. Training the Girl to Help in
the Home.
4. Assisting the Boy In the Choice
of a vocation.
5. A Better Crop of Boys and
Girls.
6. Training the Boy to Work.
7. Teaching the Girl to Save.
S. Instructing the Young in Re
gard to Sex.
A I!ii.iiM-i Chance.
Come and investigate. Absolutely
no risk. For every dollar Invested
you get value received. We don't
sell territory but the actual goods and
Issue contract entitling you to re-establish
agencies at a good profit,
come in today.
T. J. ERITT,
200 East Court.
mm. mm m L.-. T
xYiuny wuineii nave ngures mat are
almost perfect; every
woman would like to
know that her figure
was considered perfect.
This result is easiest
obtained by wearing a
KABO
"THE LIVE MODEL CORSET"
Every one made to fit
the figure of a perfectly
formed woman, each
model suited for its par
ticular kind of figure.
Get the right model
Kabo for your measure
ments and you'll get
the desired result.
The Kabo Fashion Dock is
beautiful ask for a free coy.
Mil U
STYLE mi -.
son PVi
Copjricbt KU Corset Co.
I
EEX MARY TRIKS
TO FREE CONVICT
RICH DIVORCEE TO WED ACTOR
NAMED IX SEPARATION M IT
SPECIAL
Prices on
PUR.SES
all (his month
F. J. Donaldson
Reliable Druggist.
We give Peoples Warehouse
Tradistg Stamp.
Special Prices oa Cord wood.
Good dry red fir. slab wood, cotton
wood, yellow and black pine. Special
prices In five cord lots. Clean Rock
Spring lump and nut coal. Save mbn-
ey by seeing us before buying Ko-
pittke St Giilanders. phone Main ITS.
Let the Auto Truck Haul It.
Our specialty Is quick work. Phone
Main 23J for furniture and piano mov
ing short trips in the city or transfer
ring to the country. We haul any
thing. Penland Eros.
Pitts Engine for Rale.
r or sate .ne n-nunie power ouu-
ble cylinder Pitts engine in good
shape. Price 1000.
Pendleton. Ore.
R H. Wilcox.
Mrs. Helen Hilton Strj- Will Marry
Stanley !nle as Soon as Interlo
cutory Decree Is Made Pcruiaucnt
Next Month.
Xew York. Mrs. Helen Hilton
Story, heiress to several millions,
left her by the late Judge Henry Hil
ton and against whom Allen Lawrence
Story, her husband, obtained an in
terlocutory decree of divorce last
March, will marry Stanley Forde. the
actor, who was named by her hus
band In the divorce suit.
The marriage, so it was learned
from one intimate with Mrs. Story's
affairs, will take place Just as soon
as the interlocutory decree Is made
permanent In June.
The marriage of the beautiful young
hriress and the man who figured in
the accounts of Mrs. Story's summer
visits to a cottage at Navesink High
lands will be quietly celebrated some
where in Xew Jersey and the couple
will sail for Europe on the same
day. ' - -
Those ho know- the former wife
of Mr. Storey and who were her sym
pathizers during the trial of her di
vorce suit said today that by going
away from Xew York Mrs. Storey had
sacrificed one of her dearest pleas
ures. That was the opportunity of
seeing her 3-year-old daughter Ruth.
The court, in granting the decree to
the husband, allowed Mrs. Story to
see her child twice a week, but she
contrived to take the blue-eyed baby
in her arms almost every day.
The little one was living with her
father and his parents. Mr. and Mrs
William Cummings Story, at 36
Gramercy Park.
Mrs. Story, the divorced wife, living
-nly a short distance away, used to
make it a practice to go to Gramercy
Park nearly every morning and there
meet the baby's nurse as she went
out on the shaded paths to give the
little girl her morning air.
There, on a bench, the young moth
er (she is not yet ;i wou'.d clasp the
toddling child in her arms and for
half an hour decrees of courts and
the shadows of the rs:t were set at
naught.
What I Now R)al Iearl Was the
Original Cause of Adam's Oinie.
Mount Vernon, III. Jumbo Adams
who Is serving a twenty-year term In
the southern Illinois penitentiary for
killing Charles Jones, may be par
doned through the efforts of Queen
Mary of England.
Adams was a pearl fisher. One day
while his workmen in boats on the
Wabash river were opening clam
shells in search of pears one of the
men found an unusually beautiful and
large gem and slipped it Into his
pocket. Adams asked for the pearl
and the accused man attacked Ad
ams w ith a knife. A 'lams pulled a
revolver and killed his assailant.
The gem was recovered and the pro
ceeds were used to defend Adams. A
Xew York pearl buyer bought the
stone for $1,200 and sold it to a Lon
don Jeweler, who later disposed of It
to the royal family and now the
pearl is the centre jewel In the
Queen's necklace. She has learned
the story of the pearl and has been
in communication with Adam's law
yer, an 1 the tone of her letter indi
cates that she will aid in securing his
pardon.
WOMAN'S WILL WRITTEN
ON IIEK VISITING CARDS
leavos Estate to Daughter Wh"n She
Enters llo-liial to Vndergo
Oficration.
San Francisco. One of the queer
est documents ever placed In the
public records of the city and county
was filed In the county e'erk's office.
It was the last will and testament of
Henrietta K. Wilson. &06 De Hary
street, and w-as written on two of Mrs.
Wilson's visiting cards.
The two visiting cards were filed
for probate by R. W. Clement, who
Style 6011. The woman ho nl
I n eitreme leneth ol kk:it corohiiMa mta
timh back and low bust should trr Km moa-l.
In made ol a prett, trip-d matrnal cl tr,
'ill t. turr and trimmed with ribbon and iacc
Hasl2-inc lront clap and tLrct i.r o! ir
14pcrtc.-. tl2c13t0JU. Z0
Kara CoTsrtt can t bad r:tl, ehb cnrtal
rv-t or mitt ti Jot p cord tritf
All kabc Cermets arc 4-iiir.j.:c C Uru
i.jt. tLriU.i.
IMIenherg Dep't. Store
Better Goods for Less Money
was named In the will as executor of
Mrs. Wilson's estate, which was val
ued at 12,000. Mrs. Wilson died May
3, last. The will was dated April
1, last, and read:
"Knowing that I am about to un-
di.ri.rt Q n t . ,1 t iiTi ont nnpii.. '
. ' e ' " . ....-'. ...... i.n. v .
tainty of the outcome, I dec'are this
t obe my last will and request, that all
I possess at this time, both real and
personal, shall go to my litt'e daugh
ter, Dorothy E. Wilson, to be used for !
her maintenance and education. I
requt-st my sister, Frido A. Smith, be
made her guardian, and request B.
W. Clement, and api oint him my ex
ecutor without bonds."
i:h his family, an 3 coc!y frceJ an
entrance and went to be j.
Late at niht thtir a t ts uncov
ered and the police were notified.
They found the two fast alp ar.d
in their possession a r.v..Iwr ar:d a
bottle of whisky.
BURGLARY AS A REST CURE.
Attention I. O. O. E.
All I O. O. F. ar.i Eebekahs are
requested f meet at the I. O. O. F.
hall at 10:39 Sunday morr.ir.g. Jur.
Sth an 1 march from there to the
Presbyterian church to ar.er.-i the
Memorial exercises.
COMMITTEE.
Police Ilnd Pair Softly Snoozing in
Neighbor's Home.
Danville, Pa. To break into a
house simply to find a good place
for rest is a Danville novelty. Last
night Daniel Miller and Eiward'
Kingston, under the influence of li-!
quor, arrived at the former's board-:
ing house, kept by George Swank, and
were refuscdadmittance. j
They talked the matter over, then :
made their way to a house near by. ;
the owner of which is out of town
(liurch Women to Serve Dinner.
The ladies of the Prt-stnterian
church t ill serve a home cooked din
ner tomorrow at x.e Golden Rjle Ho
tel, comnif-noir.g tt 11 o'ciock.
Fot Ci-M. Coneaor trj a SliiS Of Iri tC'.T
LS Or JtiLS D SIFT. Cm.
CfaMCm. t tin rii nrmiiiil f 1 11
iTilrUectsa! Tnim W'ntr tri
1
Found A watch charm, of prob-.
able value to owner as a relic. Owner
may have same by proving property
anj paying for this ad. J. B. Holmes,
minister of Christian church.
Get a man under the X-ray ma- j
chine if you want to find out what's
in him. j
The. reason a woman loves a man ,
is because It requires no reason. I
"A FUSSY
PACKAGE"
We have just received a fresh
shipment of Whitman's Choco
lates direct from the factory at
Philadelphia. Among the lat
est packages we are showing Is '
"Whitman's Sampler" contain
ing an assortment from each of
the famous packages. To those
who are looking for a high
grade eastern candy, we can
personally guarantee the fresh
ness and quality of every pack
age of Whitmans.
Tallman (& Co.
SOLE AGENTS.
For June Weddings
Just received" a shipment of the late:-t uvt-ipns in
cut and enirraved rla5, al a larpe stx-k of Iloi'e-w
anl Tahle Ware in Sterling and Silverplate.
A. L. Schaeler
JEWELER, and SILVERSMITH
PHONE RED 3011
MONEY TO LOAN
Insurance, real estate for sale and houses to rent.
Other Property of Every Description.
Money to Loan on City ana County Realty.
MARK MOORHOUSE CO.
Phone Main 83.
117 E. Court Street
AiyHSskg Ym Wmt for
T&ie Womdler Store's Great Fin
Oily 2c
ye Sale
8(D(B
Any Article in the
Store Thursday for
Sate
Nothing excepted Everything to go
UNDERWEAR, SHOES, HATS, DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Etc.
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