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Your money
We would not sell groceries we would not eat ourselves.
Our groceries are the best it is possible to get. Our price
is as low as the best groceries can be sold.
PHONE 96
STANDARD GROCERY GO.
Where all are Pleased Court and Johnson Sts.
FOR SALE!
SOOO acres well watered, 400 acres In cul
tivation and meadow. Cuts about 700
tons ot hay annually. Much more can
be cultivated. SO million feet ot tine saw timber, besides a t ig lot ot
smaller. Good house, cost over 11000, one mile from town! four good
barns. Adjoins Nat forest reserve, and has erasing rigt thereon.
All vehicles and farm Implements, some of them new, good blacksmith
outfit, and chop mill driven by motor power. Too can buy this ranch
Including the above mentioned property, for tit per acre. Tou can buy
with it, 750 well bred cattle, and 0 horses at the market prices; half
cash, reasonable time on balance. I have both larger and smaller stock
ranches than this, also wheat land, diversified farms, city property, and
exchanges. E, T. WADE, Pendleton, Ore.
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Wife of IKx-twr In Hospital.
Mrs. Yanderpool, wife of Dr. Van.
dernool of Freewater, underwent an
operation this morning at St. An
thony's hospital.
Making Iam-aI Inspections.
W. B. Duncan and A. E. Tulley,
deputies in the office of food and
dairy commissioner are now here up
on an Inspection trip. They are In
specting all local food stores, rest
aurants, dairies, etc
SERIOUSLY WOUNDS TWO
THEN TAKES OWN LIFE
LOS ANGELES, April 11, Due. It
is s.i Id. to a business misunderstand
ing, William Hunter, 49, early today
shot and seriously wounded Beachey
P. Cranipton, 40, the latter's wife,
Winifred, 30, and then suicided by
"hooting himself through the head.
After shooting the Cramptons, Hunt
er looked himself In his room and
fired the fatal shot Into his own
brain.
Reserve Man Was Hero.
After having completed a local v'sit
Kussell Lowry, deputy governor of tho
federal Reserve Hank of San Erun
Cisco left the city last night. While
here he explained regarding the re
serve bank to local men. .
Dill Mi'lirlan Suffers stroke.
While at work with his draw this
morning, Phil McBrian, veteran
i transferman of Pendleton, suffered a
stroke of anonlexv. Phvalrfana u-nr
hastily summoned and this afternoon
announce that he will probably re
cover from the atroke.
Appointed Marshal.
WASHINGTON, April 21. Joseph
U Ashbrldge ot Roundup, Montana,
was given a recess appointment as
United States marshal of Montana.
Tom Alt Round Over,
Tom Alf, an Italian who lives 'on
West Alta street, was this morning
given a preliminary' hearing before
Justice of the Peace Parkes and
hound over to the grand Jury under
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tiuv uuiius. n 19 accuseu or nav
lug stolen a coat from Mitt Bush.
CASTOR I A
For Infimti and Children.
Hii Kind YoaKata Always Echl
Bears the
Signature of
WE have the most complete and
up-to-date grinding plant in
Eastern Oregon, and can
duplicate your broken lens in a few
minutes.
W. H. HILL, Optician
with Wm. Hanscom, THE Jeweler
MKK PROVKS POOR
SAVINGS BAN K FOR
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HEADING. Pa,. April "1 4
4 Frank Schnader's dulnty hosi- 4
ery proved a poor depository
for his 1300 roll. When he
drove out of his automobile gar- 4
age here he had the money In
bills tucked away securely, as he
thought, but when he returned
only a few bills remained.
Schnader has offered a re-
ward for the missing currency.
which he thinks worked up be-
tween sock and calf and blew
away, bill by bill. A small
army of boys Is scurrying am- 4
ong the fields adjacent to the
route he took in hope ot find-
Ing some of the money.
Floral Association Meets.
At the meeting of the Pendleton
Floral association last evening In the
city hall, committees were appointed
and preparations made for the second
annual floral exhibit which will be
held sometime In June, according to
present plans. The committees "will
he announced later.
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j Hong Kong Caf oj
E AND NOODLE PARLORS
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Farmer Breaks Collar Bone.
While returning Saturday to the
Despain gulch ranch which has been
his home for the past 27 years, S. B.
Elder, pioneer farmer who Is now In
his seventieth year, suffered an acci
dent which fractured his collar bone.
He was pitched from his car when It
i struck a bad part of the road and re
ceived a violent fall.
AND
Chop Sueyf
- Outside Tray Orders a Specialty. E
S Boxes for ladles and gentlemen. E
- OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT
5 MEALS 250 AND CP. E
S Special Chicken Dinner E
E Sundays. E
f 548 Main Street!
Next to E. O. Bldg. Phone 108 E
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Class Iu-pcots Market.
Miss Alice Butler, instructor In
1 domestic science at the high school,
i took her class this ' morning to the
Central Market where the different'
cuts of meat were shown and ex
plained to them. The class also
made a thorough Inspection of th.
market to note the modern appliance)
and sanitary equipment.
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AND NOW COMES
A New Laugh Producer made by Kalem and
said to be equal to Chaplin Comedies
"HAM at the Garbage Gentleman's Ball"
Thursday
Also Broadway Star Feature
"The Return of Maurice Donnelly"
Featuring Leah Baird, Leo Delaney and Mother Mary Maurice
Starting
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Praise for Edgar W. Smith.
In the April 9 Issue of The East
ern Underwriter, a weekly newspaper
covering all branches of Insurance a
page story is devoted to Edgar W.
Smith, son of E. L, Smith and man
ager for the Equitable Life In Ore
gon. The story details Mr. Smith's
entrance into the insurance field, his
rapid success and his success as com
pany manager for Oregon.
Dr. Idleman to Build.
Dr. L. D. Idleman and wife have
just purchased from Spence Bentley
and wife for $900 a fine residence
lot on Jackson street and intend
building a (2500 bungalow upjn It In
the near future. . The deal waa irade
by George O. Coutts who ateo engl
! ncered the negotiations wht'ih result
ed In the sale of the Hamley home to
Mr end Mrs. P. J. Hegeman.
J To Play Twice on Sunday.
The "Central Team of Stage
: Gulch" Is an aggregation of young
farmer ballplayers who play when
they find time and are not averse to
making a day of it when they do
play. On next Sunday they will gath
er at Adams and play two games
there, one in the morning with the
Greasewood team and one In the aft
ernoon with the Adams team. Some
ot the players will have to travel 2D
miles to get to Adams.
Passage of FIMt Belayed.
WASHINGTOS, April Zi. More
cold water was thrown on the plans
for the Atlantic fleet to pass through
the Panama canal on its voyage to
San Francisco, Puget Sound and Ha
waii when It was announced through
the war department that the Panama
authorities could give no guarantee
that there would be no future slides
In the canal. This follows reports
that the rnnnl la nnl Haon &.mm V. In'
some places at present to permit a
dreadnaught to pass as a result of
which definite Information was ask
ed from Governor Goethals. The
announcement made It appear ex
tremely likely that the proposed voy
age of the fleet might be abandon
ed. As a stoppage of slides cannot be
assured, it was stated, part of the
vessels might pass through the canal,
while the remaining vessels might
then be cut off by a slide.
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The lame shoe for less money or better shoe for the E
s same money is what you will find in our shoe values. We E
have not raised the price of shoes. You get the same val- E
ues at the same old prices at the Golden Rule Store and 1
you can save at least 25 on every pair; that' worth
while. BETTER THINK IT OVER, I
Ladies' new spring pumps, two strap slip- E
pers, Mary Janes or the one strap Lava-
lieres in patent or dull kid at a 25 sav- E
inj? $1.98, $2.49, ?2.98
Children's and misses' Mary janes or strap S
slippers come in gun metal, patent or
vici. You will be surprised at the values E
we are offering at these prices 79, 9Sf s
?1.15, ?1.39, 91.49, $1.98.
Men's shoes, the kind for hard wear from the mule skin S
E and elk outing shoes to the heavier kind at $1.49, E
$1.98, $3.49, $3.98, $3.50. S
S Men's dress shoes in the Robert Johnson and Rand and E
Crossette, also Regent shoes, every pair a full 100 S
S value $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98
Boys' shoes, if there is anyone in the family needs strong S
S shoes Us the boy $1.39, $1.49, f 1.60, $1.98, $2.25
i New silk crepe de chine waists just received by today' E
E express, $3.00 and $5.00 values, Golden Rule price E
E $1.98 and $2.98. E
Austrian Demand Bread.
VERONA, via Paris, April JO.
Travelers from the Interior of Aus-
trla bring reports ot increasing un
rest resulting from the Insufficiency
of the bread allowance which, al
though It has been Increased, still is
considered Inadequate.
Demonstrations against the war are
said to be Increasing in number and
violence, especially in Vienna and at
points in Bohemia, where mobs are
reported to have sacked storehouses
In which were stocks of provisions for
the army.
Violent La Grippe Coughs
Yield to Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound
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Raw bOtmti Tarsal saj & Iks
Vlshat Rsckiaf Ceagk,
There is healing in every doe ol Four's
Bosn amd Tai Com po cud, and eoncbi,
olds, nervous hacking, weak throat, and son
longs quick) respond to Its uie,
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For Sale, Very Reasonable.
Modern 7-room house and 7 lots
about 18 blocks from town, 1 block
from paved streets. Suitable for
chicken raising and gardening. In
quire "Mrs. C. A." thla office. Adv.
Claw Meet This P. M.
This afternoon at the Round-up
grounds will be held the annual class
track meet between the classes of
the high school. All the regular track
and field events will be pulled' off
with the possible exception of the
javelin throw. It is expected that
some of the events will be close and
exciting as there is a good deal ol
class rivalry and the showing of the
different contestants today deter
mines whether they make the trip
to Walla Walla next week. The
meet starts about 4 o'clock.
Buffalo Vernon Pays a Fine.
"I can ride a bucking bronc but
darned If I can stick a bucking auto
mobile," was the remark made by
Buffalo Vernon, noted bull-dogger of
steers and buckaroo, shortly after
Chief Kearney took him into custody
last evening on a charge of violating
the speed limit This morning he
entered a plea of guilty and paid a
fine of t30. Vernon was the driver
of the car of Dr. Barbour of Stanfleld,
Her mint on and Pilot Rock which made
a wild and wobbly run up East Court
street yesterday afternoon and turn
ed a complete somersault near the
Catholic church, apllllng' the occu
pants on the street. Dr. Barbour ii
still in St. Anthony's hospital but will
be able to leave tomorrow, the phy
sicians report Vernon, with 'true
cowboy luck, escaped with no more
scratches than he usually receive In
bulldogging a long-horned steer. He
went out in the country with some
friends while O. W. and Ernest
Knight were taking the injured man
to the hospital but returned later and
was arrested. He had apparently
fortified his courage with strong spir
its before he had given the dentist an
exhibition of rough riding in a mo
tor car. The auto, a Ford, waa taken
to the garage for treatment and was
still bucking when It was taken Into
the shop.
How do yon fl, Fathar?" "Daugbtai, mr
throat and cheat fal Maicr and my mnk
moth battar after aach oWet FOLEY'S
HONEY and TAR."
MB. J. a WILLIAMS, Trenton, Oa., rays:
"I sm 73 years old, and have been oln
Folei's Hokbt ahdTas for years with tin
best of resnlti, Last winter I contracted a
deep cold and conghed with terrible Tiolenee.
I began taking Folei's Hohet and Ta, got
relief at once, and soon my congh and cold
waa gone. I prefer it, because it contains no
opiates and does no hurt if I take too tnnch".
E. U. COLLINS, Barnegat, N. J. Postmaster,
says: "I find your preparation, Folki's
Honet and Tab the best remedy for a coogh
I ever tried. I was completely exhausted
after each spell of violent la grippe congh ing,
bat Folei's Honet and Tab stopped it
entirely. It can't be beat."
It pais yon to bay only the genuine Folei's
Hokei and Tab. No other eoagh medicine
can give yon aa good and effective malts.
Befnse nbstltate. The beehive oaths yellow
carton is the sign of the genuine,
WWW IVERV USER IS A FRIIND.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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your looks and give you
far and near vision in
one lens.
Dale Rothwell
Exclusive Optician
American Nat'l Bank Bldg. J
Kelley's Auto
Repair Shop
Give us a trial.
Cottonwood St., Opposite
City Hall. Phone 181.
You can always depend on
OUR WORK
WE WILL clean, spot and
press your clothes RIGHT
Work called for and delivered
to any part of the city. Satis
faction guaranteed we know
how.
MODEL CLEANERS.
Our Motto, "Quick Service
Lester at Ehanafelt
Tel. Jil. 114 E. Webb Bt
THE TORIC LENS FRAUD
Opticians and some occulists not content with a reason
able price for an ordinary lens have fostered upon the
public a deep curved glass. They are not only of no ben
efit but really harmful in the stronger curves on account
of the prismatic effect and consequent color change.
The statement that you see straight through the glass
in looking down, up, or all around is misleading, you look
through the center of any lens, the frame is tilted for
reading, the eyes are closed when looking up, and looking
all around is intolerable and a violation of police regula
tions, so "What's the Use"?
D. N. REBER. M. D ,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist. Sohmldt Building, Pendleton
Uuiitlouillo From Orphoum Circuit
ALSACE AND LORRAINE
Instrumental and Vocal Musical Act Special Scenery
Beautiful Gowns Best ever brought to Pendleton.
A MASTERPIECE PHOTOPLAY
k Figman one! Lolita Osbortson
In a Tale of Our Northwest
Full of strong dramatic situations and beautiful scenes. A virile Amer
ican tale of the big outdoors, staged in the Sierra Madre Mts.
The Alta Theatre
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