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Eastern Oysters
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Oranges
Lemons
Bananas
Apple
Pineapples
Cranl?rries
Fresh Ranch Eggs 35c Dozen
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KI6H SCHOOL ATHLETES ARE
GEniKS INTO FIXE FORM
ALL OK SPItlXG niUNGS OUT
BOYS TO TttAlX FOK COM-
ma kiasox.
With th call of spring many of
tre high school athletes are now ret
ting out In their track suits, and tak
ing prolonged hikes acroaa neighbor
irg hilU. The track behind tha
school building Is In constant use dur
ing the evening hours after school for
the purpose of polo vaulting, jumping,
hurdling and weight throwing.
Arnold VlnnU, the prominent hlgb
school mller, has Wen getting out for
awns time and 1 already In excellent
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"AShlnotn
Entry Drop"
Ct a sen t4ay frees
year lierdwsce ec are
cry stealer.
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113' dl!
A complete assortment of Flower
and Garden Seeds Buy your
supply while they are all here
A. L. Solid Pack Tomatoes, dozen $1.25
P. S. No. 2 1-2 Sliced Pineapple, 5 tins 90
I Sweet Corn, standard size, special pifck, dozen 9125
Fxtra Special Peas, dozen ; $1.25
2 1-2 Standard Tomatoes, dozen $1.20
Frankfurt Sausages, dozen 25f
Kipjored Salmon, Fresh ... 10 to 20
Sehftcd Bacon, pound .. 2G
Quaker Oats, large size, package 25
Corn Puffs, package - - 10
(Junker Corn Meal, 2 packages 25
Bulk Oat, choice oats, no wheat, 10 pound bulk 40f
THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY
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Phone 476. Next Door to Quelle Cafe, 623 Main.
Begins Tomorrow
Kippered Salmon
Kippered Black Cod
Kippered Herring
flalt . Mackerel
15riek Codfish
Golden Bloaters'
Smoked Salmon
Carrots
Turnips
Parsnips
Celery
Caluiflower
Lettuce.
Sanitation 1
shape. It U his great hope to bring
home the eastern Oregon medal for
his school this year, and there will
probably be excellent chances for his
winning.
There will be a rreater number of
men this year for the athletic field
tfian ever before In the history of the
high school, and It is thought by
Cru.cn Livingston that among the great
amount of material there will prob
ably be a great deal of efficient tal
ent that has not been manifest yet In
the high school athletics.
Besides the new material, most of
the old track men are still In the
school, and with the advantage of
their experience and the new talent
which will be In practice thla year
It Is highly probable that the local
high school will one more bring
home the eastern Oregon champion
ihlp as they did last year.
Dance at German II all.
Social dance at German hall Sat
urday evening, February I Oth. Good
mvslc and refreshments served. Cor
dial Invitation extended all. Adv.
Farm for Sole.
220 acres of good wheat land in
center of Grand Ronde valley, 8
miles northeast of La Grande. Never
falls to yield good crop. Land In same
vicinity has sold at $100 and more
per acre. Will sell a: $90.00 per acre,
some cash neceasiry and terms on
balance. For furl'.ier information
write J. R. Oliver ut La Grande, Ore
Con. Adv.
I locals
(Sb Advertising in Brief
KATK8.
fur lln flrt loMrtloo 1
Ptr Mo. sddltlooal loMrtloa....6e
fit Mil. per noatb 11.00
No local Ukeo for less thsa -be
Coout 0 ordinary word to Hd.
Local will mot be takn ever the
phoot and rtmltUoc Boat eeoo
piny ordaf
Bui) pup for sale. Phone t.
Sleeping room. Phone 21(M.
Phone I. C Snyder, chimney sweep.
Whipple, plan) tuner. Phone 228K.
For rent 6 room house. Inquire
208 W. Webb street.
Vhree modern furnished housekeep
in rooms. 803 B K. R. street.
Fashionable dressmaking, Apt. 8,
Opera House Apts. Phone 38IM.
For sale Qood dry wood. 110
Thomps" . street, or phone 17$.
WanteJ Good, clean rags at the
Eaat Oregonlan office.
Lewis Murray of Adams was here
yesterday evening on a buitlneK trip
Five room house for sale on north
side. Corner lot Improved. Address
"W" this office.
Uklah Pilot Rock Auto Stage
starts May 1st. F. T. Chamberlain,
proprietor.
Cows! Cows! Cows! Thirty head
fresh milch cows for sale- Enquire
Grltman Bros.
John Rosenberg, watchmaker and
jeweler. Court and Cottonwood. All
work guaranteed.
Don't fall to attend the big dance
Wednesday even in if, February 17th, at
the Eagle-Woodmen hall.
For sale Two modern cottages lo
cated on east Court street, seven
blocks from Mtln street Inquire of
Walters' mill.
Old papers for sale; tied in bundles.
Good for starting fires, etc. lOo a
bundlJ. This office.
Wanted Children to care for after
noons and evening Charges reason
(He. Mrs. Ray Keag'es, 314 Cosble.
Woman cook wants work on car
or ranch for men. Address Mrs
Tlmblin, Box 81, L'natllla, Oregon.
"I Should Worr" dance, Eagle-
Woodman hall, Wednesday, February
17. Refreshments.
Help home lnd-uury by buying an
Adfms broom at the Peoples Ware
house or Milne's Grocery.
For wle Plavf p piano almost new
for sale at a barxuln if taken at
o.ice. Phone lltW.
Wanted, to buy Five Buff Orplng
ton cockerels; also Incubator setting.
cf same breed. Address James Hill
Helix, Ore, -
Expert hair dressing, manicuring,
shampooing, scalp treatment. Miss
Hf.rt, with Hansen's Millinery, 821
Meln street Phone 322.
Wanted Tou to .have your glassei
fitted by Pule Roihwell. the exclu
sive optician, American National
Hi nk Building.
Several small farms on Umatilla
river particularly adapted to hoga,
dairy or poultry, $780 cash, balance
on, or before 10 years. 7 1-1 per cent
See Berkeley.
"Mutt" takes the big loads and
"Jeff" shows tha speed. Penland
Bros, haul snythlng and reasonable.
Furniture van and storage warehouse.
Office (47 Main street Phone 331.
The Alta House and Barn. Head
quarters for farmers and stockmen.
Call and see us. Stephenson & Eng
lar, proprietors. Phone 447. 702
East Alta street.
l:iack Minorca regs for hatching.
15 ggs, $2.00; 45 eggs. $5.00; 100
eggs, $10.00. All infertile eggs re
placed. L, Boyd, iOl E. Court, Fen
ii ten.
"I Should Worry' dance, Eagle-
Woodman hall, Wednesday, February
1 7. Refreshments.
For sale Standard Holt combine
harvester, 20 foot cut, 28 inch cyl
inder and hitch, all In good shape.
Price $1100 F. O. B. Condon, Oregon.
Will consider approved note payable
October 1, 1915. Also have all kinds
of farming implements for sale
cheap. Address W. I. Ebbert, Con
don, Ore.
WANTED By tit j OREGON NUR
SERY COM PANT, Orenco. Oregon
The LARGEST anl BEST Nursery in
t).e Northwest Two more HUSTLING
SALESMEN. Experience unneces
rary. We teach you how to do It
COMPLETE OUTFIT furnished.
Write NOW. HURRY.
Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
- Farmers north of Pendleton on the
O.-W. R. A N. and the Northern Pa
cific railroad, I can furnish you
choice alfalfa hay, cheap freight,
quick delivery." E. C. Burllngame,
Farmer. Walla Walla. Wash. Adv.
Wheat Fnrni for Sale.
320 acree, 870 under cultivation, all
fenced and cross fenced, 2 sets of old
buildings, 3 miles northeast of Van
sycle station, west 1-2 of section 27
In Tp N.. R. S3 E. W. M. Price
$8500. Terms. For further particu
lars write A. H., ;:tre East Oregonlan.
Adv.
For Sal Very llasonable.
Modern seven room house and sev
en room house nnd seven lots, about
14 blocks from town one block from
pisved streets. Suitable for chicken
raising and gardening. Inquire "Mrs.
C A." this offloo. Adv.
Iit on Nort.l Side for Snlo.
Two lots, one corner, between Jack
sen and Washington on Terklns. No
grading, no retaining walls needed,
will etrlke no rock In excavating.
Phone 384U evenings or call after
4.30 p. m. D. C. Brown, owner .Adv.
Notloc.
Dance In the Moore Hull, Thursday
evening, February ISth, given under
the ausnices of Iho Pendleton LodKe
No. 7S9. I O. O. M. Kveryono Invlt-j
ed. Admission, 50c. Adv, '
PEB1 llllll
Glen E. Scott Is In from his ranch
north of the city.
Marshal Henry of Adams was In
the city last evening
A. L.. Myrlck of Adams was down
from his home list evening.
W. H. Oault of Pilot Rock, was
at the St Oeorg; last evening.
Jay Williams and Walluce Hunt of
Walla Walla were visitors In the city.
Paul Clarke if Albee was among
lhe south-end residents here yester
day. Hupt. W. W. IJollon of the O.-W
R. A N., Is a vliitor In the city to
day. E. B. Wood, ch'ef special agent of
the O.-W. R, It ., was In the city
over night.
Fred Martin waj down yesterday
from the Dixie tanth In the south
end of the county.
E I. HoddcI. traveling freight
agent of the Northern Pacific, was at
the Pendleton last night
C. W. Steen and J. D. McKnlght of
Milton, were here last evening to fct
tend the K. of P. Initiation.
Pert Klrby. prominent Adams mer
chant, was here jt evening to at
tend the K. of P. meeting.
D. C. Brownell returned last even
ing to his home In Umatilla after
spending several days here.
C. E. Roosevelt returned this morn-
Inr from Walla Walla where yester
day he attended :he funeral of his
wife's mother.
George Ferguson, former well
Known local salesmrn but now a far
rrer on Weston mountain, was an over-night
visitor In Pendleton.
Rev. E. W. Warrington of Freewa
tcr, formerly of Pilot Rock, passed
through Pendleton this morning for
Echo to attend th Sunday school
convention.
Harry D. Gray Pnd Paul Flnnell
two of the Pendlelor.lans who attend
ed the charity maique ball in Walla
Walla last even'ns. returned this
morning on the local.
(Continued from page two.
Following the l;:t meeting of one
of the dancing c'asses last evening
Miss Hester Proctor entertained the
members In a oelichtfully informal
vay at her home. Besides her par
ents Mr. and Mm. A. Phimlster Proc
tor, and Miss Effle Jean Frailer, the
following members of the dancing
clr.ss were her guests: Misses Muriel
Sallng, Muriel Pevinger, Jean Reber,
Madeline BurgJM. Helen Raymond.
Thelma Thompson. Mildred Flnnell
Catherine Thompson, Esther Shea.
Olea La Fontaine. Claudlne McMon
ct, Gladys Lane ard O'Connell and
thn Messrs. James Bowler, Henry
Ji.dd. Donald Robinson, Merton
Mcore. Clarence Bean, Frank Dick
son. Joe Colesworthy. Wesley Hassell,
Harry Dyche. Ned Fowler, Wesley
Mims and J. H. Merryman.
Rev. J. E. Snyder and two sons and
diiiBhter will arrive this evening
from Portland to take up their resl
dorce. Rev. Snyd-r being the new
nlnlster of the First Presbyterian
church. They w:li be entertained at
tl e home of Judge and Mrs. J. W.
M.iioney until the'.r household goods
arrive from Portland when they will
move Into the Charles Rhlnehart
dwelling on East Court.
I menu Safo Combination.
E. W. Sheldon, houseman at the
Hotel Pendleton, has a very novel
little invention that Is attracting at
tention. He has devised a safe com
bination which works In such man
ner the use of ' knob on the safe Is
dispensed with. Mr. Sheldon has con
structed a small safe out of hardwood
and brass and tne model serves to il
lustrate the principle. He Is also
working on an Invention under which
he can manipulate the bolts of a safe
by the same arrangement.
Cabinet Blftit- Situation.
WASHINGTON. Feb. !. All in
ternational complications with which
the United State Is now confronted
i-fifiNMprA1 hv the nresldent nnd
his cabinet today. Aryan was pres-j
cut ana he suommea to me presiucm
the text of the second reply from
Great Britain regarding the shipping
protest of the United Staes. Extend.
cl negotiations over the mater Is ex
pected to continue. The cabinet gave
particular sttentlon to the note pre
sented by von Bernstorff in which the
offer was wade In hehalf of Germany
to abandon plans of an attack on Brit
ish merchantmen if England would
remove restrictions on food ship
ments to German '. It w-as feared
bore that the prospect for relieving
the strained situation resulting from
this controversy was dim.
Cement filling frr the decayed teeth
of war horses is now a recognised
munition of war and the new profes
sion of horse dentltt is open to am
bitious young men.
ni:i,;i kino goi-s
OVER LINES IN PLANK
AMSTERDAM. Feb. 16. A
dispatch received snld that King
Albert of Belgium reconnoltered
for an hour over the mnln line
of German trenches In u Pel
lian aeroplane last Saturday.
Ho was always under tire. The
neroplane dropped low so ns to
get nn accurnte lino on the Her
man trenches.
KEWS OF FARM Au'D RANGE
.MiiIp Salo Fell. 21 A. Wade, a
prominent reslden'. if Wallowa coun
ty, was here yeaierday arranging for
th.4 sale of a carload of mules on
February 24. The mules are of good
grade and are lo be sold at a public
sale at the Oregon Feed Yard In this
city. Mr. Wade is a resident of En
tei prise and says the snowfall in
Wallowa county has hern lens than
usual this winter hut that there is
no lack of moisture there.
I'tonnm Holding Wwat Checking
up the wheat ;n the warehouse at
Walla Walla re vet to that about 25
per cent of the crop remains In the
hai:ds of the farmers, and that there
b Mill some good sized lots In the
warehouses.
Among those yet unsold are Thorn-
4! Martin, 25,000 bushels; George
Struthers, 30,009 bushels; Lyons, J0,
000; Welch and Harvey, 30,000; Dan
Donovan, 20 000; Joe Harvey, 26,000
see
Milton Man Trades A transfer In
real estate was reported this week bj
L. Couch, real -state dealer of Wal
k wa. In which J. M. Chapman ex
changed his ranch on Bear creek for
en acreage tract near Milton belong
ing to Boyd Johnson.
Mr. Chapman is a pioneer in the
Wallowa valley, having resided upon
his place here for 20 years. He In
tends to devote his time In his new
home to raising fiuit and garden and
to the poultry fuilness. Mr. and
Mrs. Chapman will leave In a short
time for Milton. They have a Urge
circle of friends here who regret to
see them leave nere.
Mr. Johnson will convert his new
piuce here Into a stock ranch. He
formerly lived In Lower Valley but
has spent the past few years at Mil
ton Wallowa Sun.
Buying Horse and Mules Marks
er.t Gllmore of the South Omaha
hcrse market cane In Tuesday and
will be In Wallowa county for the
next week or ten Cays buying horses
r nd mules. They mlde a trip to Los
tlne in the afternoon to look at some
mules. They ara well pleased with
the class of animals that they have
seen, and will probably buy several
carloads. The luyers want horses
weighing from 1200 pounda up, and
mules measuring from 15 hands up
Wallowa Sun.
Win! Market Sirongrr The wheat
market is a little stronger today, lo
cal quotations for club being as high
as $1 45.
Tarm Land Is Sold A deed filed
jesterday records the sale of eighty
certs of farm land between Adams
I r.d Eastland by T. A. Lieuallen to W.
Scott Bannister for $9000 or $112.50
an acre. Ben F. Marlln of Meacham
yeterday bought cf George F. Boox
er 80 acres of timber land near Mea
cham for $320.
Kaiser Would be Friendly.
THE HAGUE. Feb. 16 The Kals
er Is Irritated at the growth of feel
ing against Americans In Berlin. He
let the capital know he strongly dis
approved of some of the angry com
ments of the newspapers. As a re-
suit th nress is more restrained In
discussing the American note regard-
ln the extension of the war xone.
Semi-official confirmation has been
received to the report that Ambassa
dor Gerard has been invited by tne
emperor to confer with him on the
eastern battlefront. Gerard has ac
cepted. He will accompany Chancel
lor Von Bethmann-Holwegg.
""Everybody's doing it
FLAY
AUTOMATIC
ALL
The game that is setting the
entire country crazy. It
takes you back to "kid days"
again, besides its fascinating,
exciting and healthful exer
cise. Only 5c Game
Hegulation hats and balls
but "Oil you pitcher."
NOW OPEN
818 Main St. I
C. U X XKU PICT Kl ISO N",
Proprietor.
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Just Received a Shipment
OF
New Spring
Coats and Suits
Every garment strictly hand tailored, every
attention given to details which is essential to
all high grade, stylish wearing apparel.
To know that you are well dressed gives you
a self satisfied feeling.
We ask you to come in and see them, try
them on and look them over carefully and then
be your own judge.
Coats priced from $1 5 to $35
Suits priced from $20 to $45
Wolilcnborg Department Storo
Better Goods for Less Money.
We Give Fidelity Blue Trading Stamps
ORIGINAL OF EOKA FERBER
STORIES VISITS FEKDLETON
FMMA M CUKSNET IX FICTIOV IS
MADAM FARI8SEE IX REAL
LIFE.
Maxy readers of Pendleon are ac
qualnted with Emma McChesney, the
energetic and level-headed traveling
saleswomanKho has been tne heroine
of many charming rtoriea from the
p?n of Edna Ferber and these read
ers will be Interested to know that the
original of Mian Ferber'a character
was a visitor In Fendleton last week
Ebe is Madame Fatissee, traveling
representative Of the Goasard corset
company, and Ust Friday ahe paid
on of her regular visits to the Peo
ples Warehona.
Madame FariMe Is an Intimate
of Miss Ferber and the talented au
thoress found In tie experiences of
this traveling; saleswoman much ma
terial for her McChesney stories. For
IrMance the story of Mrs. McChea
ney's detention at a South American
cuitoms house was a'most exactly the
experience of Madame Farissee In
Australia.
Friends of Madame Farissee, who
are also acquainted with Miss Fer
rer's creation, profess to see much
similarity between the real traveling
si V woman and the traveling sales
woman of fiction. While here Mad
WIFE! LISTEN!
Is Your Husband Liberal With
You in Money Matters?
Do You Dislike Asking Him for
Money?
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
Call of the Waves
The gambling scene in this film was taken at
the celebrated Monte Carlo, where the greatest
gambling coups of the century have taken place.
'The lirl end flic
COMEDY
"Broken Doll"
10c
ADMISSION
ame Farissee. took delight In talking
ttout Miss Ferber whom ahe regard
as an extraordinary woman..
"She enjoys the distinction," aalo)
the madame, "of never having; had a
manuscript returned."
There is nothing more pathetlcc
arout the last rose of summer thai
there la about the last chunk of win
ter coaL
BE HONEST
With Yourself
A Tou cannot afford to be care
m less or indifferent to the con-
diUon of the Stomach. Liver
Ja and Bowels. Watch them sj
and at the first sign of
aT sT
weakness, try
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
DBS. VYH1TAXER & WOOD
DENTISTS
Milarkey Building
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