East Oregonian : E.O., June 21, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1912.
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BING CHERRIES
from the Fee orchard
Will Be on Hand Monday
We liavo closed a deal with Judge J. A. Fee, .
whereby wo purchased tho entire output of his
crop of Bing Cherries. Those Cherries from
this particular orchard need no advertisements,
as last season tho entire crop was engaged be
fore being placed on tho market, Tho Fee Or
chard is the only one in this section that pro
duces such fine Fruit.
All those desiring any of these Cherries, can
cot same bv ordering earlv.
Standard Grocery Company, Inc.
Where All Are Pleased
Frank O'Gara, President. Bernard O'Qara, Sec.-Treat.
MONEY TO LOAN
Insurance, real estate for sale and house to rent
Other Property of Every Description.
Money to Loan on City and County Realty.
MARK MOORHOUSE CO.
Phone Main 83.
117 E. Court Street
A Veritable Savings Bank
to Our Patrons
"Clark's Grocery," while only a name, it means much to
those who secure their table necessities from tho grocery store
bearing it.
The savings afforded our patrons on grocery order3, makes
buying here like placing money in a savings bank.
There is a great difference in strawberries for canning. Bet
ter call in and see the beauties we are receiving from Idaho.
Get the prices and leave your order.
"Don't forget the number, don't forget the name."
CLARK'S GROCERY
Phone Main 174 612 Main Street
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HTHERE is a difference be-
1 tween fresh canned goods B
and old stock. Only the newest is
best having that delicate natural flavor
of the fruit or vegetables. Knowing this, we buy only from
factories which can their goods immediately after they are
picked or grown factories which are known to work under
conditions of perfect cleanliness.
You may rely absolutely on our goods.
We keep a large variety rather than an ex
tensive stock constant renewal being
our policy. Xext time you use our canned
goods note the fresh, natural taste the
character of them all.
The best Stock on the market
PEACHES
PEAKS
APRICOTS
PINEAPPLE
IiASPBERRIES
STRAWBERRIES
Gray Bros. Grocery Go.
Qualify Grocers
Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Gives Chaim as Circus Prize.
Hamley & Co., the well known sad
dle and harness firm of manufactur
ers, In the first to come forward with
an offering for the prize Hat for th
Elks' Circus. The proprietors today
announced that they would present
an eighteen dollar pah- of chaps,
made to order, to the winner of the
half mile running race at the circus.
A. C. lloiulerson SolU IjiimI.
A. C. Henderson, wife and . sons,
have just completed a deal by which
they transfer the title to 800 acres of
land on east Hirch creek and three
miles south of Pilot Hook to Janet F.
Randall of liozeman, Montana. The
transaction involved a consideration
of $10,123.
0m-iis Store nt Seaside.
The Pendleton Woolen Mills has
already opened a summer store at
Seaside, the popular ocean resort,
and will exhibit samples of its robes
and blankets there. The store will be
In charge of W. M. Jackson. The
store will also keep a file of the East
Oregonlan for the benefit of Pendle
ton folk who spend their outing at the
resort.
School Kids, Assemble.
All school children under the ages
of 14 are requested to assembly at
the armory this evening between 7
and 7:30 o'clock by the committee
which Is preparing for the Elks' cir
cus. Under the direction of Mrs. Au
gusta Moule, Mrs. John Halley, Jr.,
Miss Lane and other teachers, these
children are to be drilled and will
form one of the features of the cir
cus. Every child participating will
get free admission to both perform
ances. No special uniform will be required.
To Hun Combine With Gasoline.
Row Ritner and V. A. Storle have
just purchased a $1500 gasoline en
gine with which to operate the ma
chinery of their combine. The en
gine, which is a 45-horse power one,
is stationed on the machine and, by
running the machinery, leaves the
horses nothing to do but pull the
combine. Messrs. Storle and Ritner
figure that they can save the cost of
the engine in one season by the extra
gain they will secure by reason of
i .i i i ... i . i- 1 1 i !
me uuueu puwer isuier wen Aiiunii
farmers who are operating the ma
chinery of their combines with gaso
line are Thomas Thompson, L. I
Mann and Marlon Jack.
AUDIENCE PROTESTS AT OPERA
l
- I IS 15 (i? ? JL
H iiSO
Scene Shifting In Darkness Angers
Paris Theater-Goers.
Paris The performance of .Wag
ner's "Rheingold" at the Parts opera
was enlivened by protests from the
audience. Felix Welngartner, who
had been engaged to conduct the ring
series, persuaded the management,
Messager & IJroussan, to follow the
Beyreuth custom of having the scenes
changed in darkness or behind a veil
of steam, Imitating clouds.
The noise made on the stage cov
ered that made by the orchestra. A
couple of scene shifters during the
Interlude between the second and
third acts, started quarreling, and
they used language neither soft toned
nor parliamentary.
Then the audience took a hand a"hd
produced a symphony that Wagner
never could have rivaled a symphony
of whistling, catcalls, cries of "Shame
ful!" "That's enough!" and "Turn
them out!"
SOME MEN DO THIS
AFTER SEVERAL DRINKS
New York. Mrs. Selma Lewis,
who looks like a girl of twenty but
admits to many more years than that,
has a new method of keeping young
despite the passing of the years. It
Is a simple way, too, of defying the
inroads of Father Time, and consists
of talking to yourself whenever alone.
Of course, what you say to yourself
makes a lot of difference, and the
conversation must always be of an In
spiring and happy kind. And you
musn't whisper in a half-hearted,
shamed way, but talk right out loud
and tell yourself that you are young,
beautiful and whatever else you want
to he. Eventually, by auto-sugges
tion, you will get to believe it, and
then It is but a step to making other
believe it by looking and acting the
self-imposed part.
GIRL SAVES FATHER'S LIFE.
UP
It's time to get ready gentlemen, for those two grandest events of the season.
ThQ iroat Htaf Sircue
Fourth o! July
These will be occasions when
you will want to look right.
This store's groat saving system will enable yon to he the best attired man in the crowd
nnd vet have money left to celebrate with saved to yon by buving here.
WE CAN OUTFIT YOU COMPLETE
for tho same price you would pay elsewhere for your suit alone. Besides wo guarantee evory
thing we sell to be exactly as represented or wc will buy it back. New goods arriving daily
to choose from. " i
Men's Suits
Tho famous Kirschbaum all-wool clothes,
guaranteed to satisfy.
.Other suits from $6.50 to $20.00, all
standard makes and suits you will be compelled
to pay 40 per cent more for at other stores.
Come in and examine them and you will agree
with us.
Soft Summer Shirts
Pongee and negligee; all colors and sizes.
Soft collars and French roll cuffs.
65 and up.
Straw Hats
Sailors, Leghorns and all the 'iiopulnr shapes.
25? to $1.75
Panama Hats, Great Values for $5.00
Men's Oxfords
Come in tan and black. Many of the latest
lasts. Tho kind that will make you look
dressed up $1.75 to $5.00
Summer Underwear
Every conceivable pattern nnd color to be
worn this summer 25 and up
Our 25 line of neckwear cannot be dupli
cated in tho citv for less than 40c and 50c.
Silk Hose for Men, All Colors, Pair 25c
Spend a little time looking over our lines and the money you will save could never
be earned easier.
uoraniHi' PLOTS
CO
Main and Webb Streets
lmer believes If she goes to Pennsyl
vania and establishes a residence she
will be declared competent there.
Judge Troutt postponed action on the
application until Judge Coffey returns
from his vacation.
AVIATOR WIN'S $10,000 PRIZE
Roland Garros, In Molsant Monoplane
iieais nrioen mvais.
Angers. Roland Garros. the
French aviator, won the grand prize
of aviation. The prize was given by
the French Aero club and Is worth
iin.onn.
The distance covered was 683 miles
and the aviator had to complete sev
en times the triangle from Angers to
Cholet, from Cholet to Saumur and
Saumur and Saumer to Angers.
Garros flies In a Molsant metal
mnnonlane.
Sixteen aviators started In the con
test. They were to fly three times
around the triangle formed by tne
three towns, the distance to be cov
ered heine about 292 3-4 miles. The
prizes are two equal amounts of $5,-
000 each.
Parent Hittcn 1y Siittke, Child Slashes
WoiiimI and Sucks Out Venom.
San Jose. After having been bitten
by a rattlesnake, Joseph Eberhard't
life was saved by his twelve-year-old
daughter, Anata, when she cut the
affected part of the limb with her
father's knife and sucked the venom
from the blood In the wound. Eber
hardt and his little (laughter were
scouring the woods back of Palo Alto
when a huge rattler colled and sprang
at Eberhardt and bit him in the leg.
Ho swooned and the little girl cut a
gash In his leg and drew the blood
from the wound. Hringing her fath
er to his senses the girl helped him
limp to a nearby farmhouse, where ho
was placed on horseback and taken
to a Palo Alto hospital for treatment.
LAW HA IIS I IKK FROM $100,000.
Sun lYanelseo Woman Asks Court to
Decluro Her Conietent.
Sah Francisco. Because she wants
to go to Pennsylvania to establish a
legal residence so she may be declar
ed competent to Inherit the estate of
her father, the late Peter L. KImberly
of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Viola Webb de
Latimer applied to Superior Judge
James M. Troutt, sitting for Probate
Judge Coffey, for a family allowance
of $300. She. was declared an Incom
petent by a Jury In Judge Coffey's
court last September and barred
from inheriting $100,000 bequeathed
by hr father. The bequest Is being
handled by the court. Mrs. do Lat-
iUTO SPEEDER. FEARING .TAIL
SEXTEXCE COMMITS SUICIDE
Former Saloon Keeier In MJnneaiW
lis Drinks Poison When Re Hears
Judgo Will Xo Longer Fine Him.
Minneapolis, Minn. Fear that he
would be sentenced to the workhouse
for ninety days Is believed by city of
flclals to have been the motive for
the suicide by poison of Peter Blar,
an old-time Minneapolis saloon-keep
er, hotel and theater proprietor. Blar,
w ho has been In court numerous times
for speeding his automobllo, was to
have appeared for sentence, having
been convicted by a Jury of driving
his car while intoxicated. It was ru
mored at the city hall that because
of trouble In the past by Blar, Munic
ipal Judge Leary contemplated send
ing him to the workhouse for ninety
days.
Make Your Clothes
LOOK BETTER
Our modern methods and expert
help, enable us to guarantee you satis
factory work, promptness and charg
es that are most reasonable. Phone
for the wagon and let us demonstrate
that we mean what we say.
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main 19. 201 Alt.
Don't Risk Injuring Your Eye
sight or Throwing Your
r.lonoy Away.
I'v patronizing spectacle peddlers or FAKERS PASSING
THROUGH YOUR CITV. Their work is always of tho
inferior quality while their prices for glasses are outrage
ous. WHEN IT IS A QUESTION OF EYE SIGHT
IT WILL FAY YOU TO VISIT A SKILLED RE
FRACTIONIST'AND GET GLASSES THAT FIT
AS YOU WILL SAVE MONEY AND TROUBLE.
We guarantee our work and make any necessary change
in lenses fitted, for one vear free of charge. WE HAVE
SUCCESSFULLY FITTED MANY DIFFICULT.
CASES WHERE OTHERS FAILED.
Dalo Rothwell, Optometrist
With Hanscom, The Jeweler, Pendleton
Watches
for
Weddings
w
A splendid present for the brido and
groom will bo a Lady Elgin and a Lord
Elgin. Tho Lady Elgin is tho tiniest
timekeeper made in America. Tho Lord
Elgin is tho thinnest. Lady Elgin and
Lord Elgin watches cost . $25. 00 and up.
Royal M. Sawtelle
THE JEWELER