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DAILY EAST OftEGOXIAN. PEXDLETON, OREGON, TIIUKSDAY. JUNE 1.1, 1012.
Quality Merchandise at
Less Than Usual Prices.
Special Sale of Dress Skirts for
Friday and Saturday
l.lack, lluo, brown ami crov, worsteds ami voiles. Beautiful
models, a larnf assortment.
$11.00 Quality for $5.65
$12.00 Quality for ?5.90
$13.50 Quality for $6.60
$17.50 Quality for $8.40
$19.50 Quality for $9.64
Just Received a Beautiful Line of
Ladies9 Button Boots
A XEW LINE OF PUMPS.
Latest lasts, come in suede, black or tan, patent colt, "Russia
tan, velour calf, velvet or satin, colonial buckles or plain
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00.
PONGEE SILKS.
In the natural color and of host quality, 27-in. wide, yd. 75
WHITE SERGES.
One of the most popular fabrics of the season. Comes in
the plain and fanev weaves, for skirts, suit and coats. The
yard 1 $1.50, $2.00, and $2.25
DRESS POPLINS.
Conies 27-inches wide in all the wanted colors, black, brown,
blue, tan, white, Copenhagen, etc. The yard 25
WASH GOODS.
In the way of lawns, batiste, dimity and organdies, an im
mense line to seleet from; we have the pattern you want; we
can suit your purse. Prices 5, 10, 12 l-2, 15 up.
Pendleton's Cleanest, Best Grocery
in Our Model Sanitary Basement,
Phone Main 17. All Other Departments Main 22
Ileinz's Pure Food Products are always the lest.
Heinz Pure Malt Vinegar, bottle - 35
Heinz Pure Cider Vinegar, bottle 35
Heinz Dill Flavor Vinegar, bottle 35
Heinz Peanut Putter, jars 15, 20 and 35
Heinz India Relish, Wtle 40
Heinz Tomato Ketchup, bottles 20C and 30
Heinz Sour Spiced Gherkins, bottle 40
Heinz Sweet Gherkins, Wtle 40
Heinz Pepper Sauce, green or red, bottle 35
Heinz Prepared Mustard, Wtle ...... 20
Heinz Chow Chow, Wtle 40
Heinz Pork and Deans, 2 cans 25
Heinz Tomato Soup, can 20
THE PEOPLES
Where It Pays to Trade.
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ONTARIO, ORR, MAX
SHOT BY MISTAKE
Tliomas Harris, to Whose Home
Frank Weaver Went, Takes Him
for a Burglar.
Ontario, Ore. Frank Weaver, a
prominent young man of this vicin
ity, was shot in the back by Thomas
Harris at the latter's home In On
tario, where Weaver had gone to get
Lee Bing, a young man who was keep
ing company with Harris' stepdaugh
ter. Bing was working for young Wea
ver's father and both had come to
town together to visit young women
friends. After waiting some time for
Woman's Ills
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$5.00 Quality for... $2.45
$6.00 Quality for... $2.90
$7.00 Quality for... $3.35
$S.50 Quality for... $4.20
$10.00 Quality for $4.37
in tan Russia, patent colt, pin
metal and black suede; all are
new designs, fresh from the
manufacturer. These shoes
come from a house that bears
the reputation of Ving the
"Master Maker," and you will
do well to see them before buy
in. iT.
The toes are broad and lii.uli,
vamp short, good arch, military
heel and 14 button tops, $3.50
$4.00 and $5.00.
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Bing, Weaver went to the Harris place
for him. It appears that Bing was
not there and Harris claims he
thought Weaver was a burglar and
shot him.
Weaver Is at the hospital and the
attending physicians believe he will
recover. The affair appears to have
been a case of mistaken identity.
475 acres, north slope, runs down
on to the river, and 65 acres of fine
bottom land, with good house, barn
orchard, alfalfa. The prlco is only
$20 per acre and $2000 will handle It
Long time on balance. Will take
some horses in exchange. E. T. Wade.
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AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orphciim.
An extra good program for Tues
day's change, four fu'.l reels of tht
best American pictures.
1. "Doctor Lafleur's Theory." VI
tagraph. There seems no escape
from It. The theory of Dr. Lafleur
pur In practice enables two young peo
ple to free themselves 'from crime and
begin life anew. Mr. Maurice plays
the role of Dr. Lafleur.
2. "Treasure Island." Edison.
Famous the world over, this Is a won
derfully picturesque tale of adventure
It Is taken In Bermuda, the scenery
of which furnishes an appropriate
background.
3. "An Unexpected Reception."
American Pnthe. Two old maids are
Invited to dine at a friend's house on
the birthday of one ( of them. While
they are at the hostesses' house the
son of the family Is sent to the old
maids' house with a gift as a surprise
to them when they return. When he
arrives at his destination he climbs
Into the window ana is given a warm
reception by two bulldogs, with
screamingly funny resu'.ts.
4. "Little Boy Blue." Lubln. The
Star baseball team, composed of small
boys, are playing In a vacant lot.
Harold bats his ball through a win
dow of . a small cottage. Ho quickly
reprts to apologize ad la kindly re
ceived by the old couple. While the
ball Is waiting for his ball the land
lord comes In and demands his rent.
Turold tells his teammates and pro
poses a scheme to give a Mother Hub
bard bazaar for the benefit of the
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ONE OF THE HEAL (OWfilltLS
WHICH EXHIBITS IX
The 101 Ranch Wild West will ar
rive in Pendleton tomorrow morning,
prepared, It Is said, to give the most
typical show of Its kind ever present
ed here by a traveling exhibition. Nat
urally, there will be the usual army
of small boys on hand to watch the
unloading of the trains and to see the
paraphernalia transferred to the show
grounds at Round-Up Park. The fact
that it will be the second show with
in a week will accentuate the Interest
of the curious crowds.
As rapidly as possible the Impedi
menta of the show, the steers, the
buffaloes and the long string of horses
will be transferred to the show
grounds; the necessary tents erectec,
breakfast served and preparations
completed for the parade, which will
be the first big event of the day. The
procession will leave the show grounds
about 1 o'clock. It will be a mile in
length, and cover the usual downtown
route.
Many novel features are promised
for the parade. The old life on tho
plains will be typified by a caravan of
prairie schooners, drawn by long
horned Texas steers, by an old stage
coach drawn by army mules and driv
en by ltocky Monntaln Hank, one of
the last of the old overland drivers,
an J by floats depicting scenes In the
Old West. In the line will also be
scores of cowboys, cowgirls, Indian
braves with their squaws, mounted
on ponies, with the pappooses drawn
in the genuine Indian "traveaux,"
Mexican vaqueros, Cossacks and other
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The homo of good pictures. Fri
day's change of program:
No, 1. "Love In tho Ghetto;" Vlta
Strai h. This story Is certainly Inter
esting, dealing with Ghetto life, its
problems and customs. It Illustrates
the work of the matrimonial broker,
the schutchen. Th triumphant cul
mination of a romantic love affair
between two young people of the
second generation is extremely Inter
esting and amusing, introducing many
of the manners and customs , ns
practiced by these wonderful people.
This character study has been chosen
on the especially selected list to be
shown at "The Pastime" Friday and
Saturday,
No. 2. "The Bank President's
Son." Edison. This dramatic story
depicts how a horse carried his fair
driver across the tape on the frozen
river far ahead of the others Her
winning purse enabled her to engage
a lawyer who exonerated her lover
from supposed guilt and fixed the
crime upon the real criminal. Mr.
Geo. Lessy plays the president's son,
his sweetheart Is played by Miss Mi
riam Nesbitt.
No. 3. "Max Is Convalescent." C.
G. P. C. A first class comedy with a
very humorous dog In It, and a very
amusing trick pony.
No. 4. "The Harvest In Sicily." In
teresting views in Sicily when the
crops are gathered and everyone joins
the harvest feast of hilarious mirth.
No. 5. "Orphans of the Plains."
American Pathe. A good specimen of
the typical western cowboy and In
dian picture. There Is plenty of wild
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WITH THE 101 IIAXCH WIM) WEST,
PENDLETON TO.MOKKOW.
interesting people, bucking bronchos
Indian mustangs, wild steers and a
herd of buffalo.
The Initial performance of the big
show will take place at 3 p. m and
the final one at 8:15. Each, It Is an
nounceu, will be complete In every
particular. Doors will be opened an
hour prior to each performance to
permit visitors an opportunity to in
spect the horses and the Indian vil
lage. The diversified performance
promises plenty of thrills, with a vein
of comedy that furnishes many a
good laugh. The cowboy clowns,
headed by Dan Dlx, accredited with
being more than worth while as fun
producers. The cowboys give exhibi
tions of roping, the cowgirls vie with
them In riding "outlaw" horses, the
Indians give picturesque exhibitions
of old-time border warfare, the Mex
icans show how the stage coach wa
held up by bandits in the old days,
Koeky Mountain Hank drives a pralr
1j schooner, Just as he did in the early
seventies, there Is a quadrille on
horseback, a horsethlef Is captured
and punished, Edith Tantlinger, an
Oklahoma Indiun girl, gives remark
able exhibitions of clay-pigeon shoot
ing on the ground, and Wenona, a
Sioux girl, shoots glass balls from the
back of a swiftly moving pony, and
there are a hundred and one other
novel things to keep the audience
"going."
Seats will be on sale downtown to
morrow at the Pendleton Drug Co.
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THIS TESTIMONY CONVINCES
M. D. Boardman, 573 W. Main St.. Helena, Mont., gives an Interesting
account of his improved health through the use of Foley Kidney Pills.
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JAS. C. Dahlmuim Mayor of Omaha Nebr.
Wm. T. Topol 602 3rd St.. Bismarck. V Dak.
W. II. Wheatley .' 4826 Wabash Ave., Ottumwa, Iowa.
Mrs. M. Bishop Columbus, Kansas
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riding, and n great battle takes
placo between the Indians and the
cowpunchers.
Cosy.
Wednesday and Thursday's program
abounds In life, thrills and laughter.
"The Girl of the Grove." Than
houser. A Florida picture taken amid
the orange groves. The girl is boss
of the grove and met a stranger and
they fell in love. She later found the
man was married and was able to
save the wife from killing herself.
"When the Heart Oulls." Reliance.
An odd story which Is extremely In
teresting. Tho young man, disap
pointed In love, became a hermit.
Years later he met tho daughter of
his old sweetheart badly Injured and
cared for her. With the return of
her memory, she heard a silent call
from th eman and went to him.
"An Italian Romance" Champion.
A very exciting story In which a girl
fights a duel and bests a villlan. It
Is the story of sweatshop love, and
shows the conditions that abound In
these places. Throughout the entire
story runs a romance of love, Jeal
ousy and final victory.
"Lonesome Miss Wlggs." Imp. A
laughable attempt of a very plain old
maid to get a husband via the adver
tisement method and the results. Mr.
Cumpson, the comedian, Is seen at
his best in this.
"Scenic Wonders of Yellowstone
Park." Imp. Short scenic of this
beauty spot abounding In scenes of
grandeur.
Coming. Friday and Saturday, "The
Deserter," a two-reel 101 Bison fea
ture. PILOT ROCK BANK
CASHIER A BENEDICT
(Special Ciirrespondence.)
Pilot Rock. ore. June 13. Carl
His. assistant cashier of the First
Bank of Pilot Rock, left the first of
the week for Portland, where, it is
understood, he was united in mar
riaee Wednesday to Miss Lottie
SScharpe.
Miss Bessie Campbell left Sunday
morning for her home in Missouri on
x visit.
Miss Ollie Smith left for Portland
Sunday morning where she will spend
the summer.
Georgia Jaques has accepted a po
sition with the Pilot Rock Telephone
company as operator.
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell were
visitors at Pendleton Sunday.
Mr. Bert Smith of Pendleton came
!n from that city in his new auto Sun
day evening to visit friends.
Oilman Folsom of Pendleton, Is
spending a few days here on business.
Miss Maude Mathews left Sunday
for Portland to spend tho summer
with her sister.
Mr. H. H. Gilbert and wife left Sat
unlay evening for Portland where
they will spend a few days looking for
a location.
Miss Hazel Belts was among those
on their way Saturday evening to at
tend the Rose Festival In Portland.
Miss Mabln Johnson spent Sunday
In Pendleton with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner 'of Pendleton,
THEY ALL DEMAND IT.
Pendleton Like Every City and Town
In tho I'ni'Mi, Roc-elves It.
People with kidney Ills want to be
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of an aching back, relief Is eagerly
sought for. There are many remedies
today that relieve, but not permanent
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Mrs. W. F. Grayblll, 1408 Washing
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were visitors at Pilot Rock Tuesday
evening.
James WhlttakcT of Nye passed
through Pilot Rock Thursday on his
way to Pendleton with his beef cat
tle., Master Dewey J;iUc-s attended tho
circus at Pendleton Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. H. (3. Casteel are
spending a few days In Pcndlet"n ou
business.
Lorvena Dickison spent Friday in
Pendleton with friends.
The Gilliam family has purchased
a new Reo car.
The farmers of this vicinity are
very busy repairing their combines,
headers ami threshers preparatory to
harvesting their crops.
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Milwaukee. Clackamas Co., Oregon.
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