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EIGHT PAGES L-. - . DAILY EAST OIIKGOMAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1015. PAGE FIVE "PEMECO" PLANT Inspection Score 90.2 THE QUALITY TE8T OF A GOOD STEAK OR ROAST IS AT THE DINNER TABLE THAT'S WHERE "PEMECO" MEATS EXCEL ORDER FROM OUR SELECT STOCK OF "Pemeco" Beef, "Pemeco" Pork, "Pemeco" Mutton, Country Veal, "Pemeco" Hams, "Pemeco" Bacon "PEMECO" PURE LARD j3 lb. paiU 50c; 5 lb. pail. 75c; 10 lb. pails $1.50 SPECIAL FEATURES BIG VALUES CLEAN, FRESH VEGE TABLES Radishes, 3 b'ches 10 Onions, 2 bunches.. 5? Turnips, 3 bunches 10t Lettuce, 3 heads.. 10 New Cabbage, lb 5 New Potatoes, 2 pounds 23 New Peas, 2 lbs... 25 Peanut Butter 2 pounds 35 Cream Cheese, lb. 22 Roquefort, lb 50 Chili Cheese, 2 bricks 25 Perfection Sodas, carton 10f Snow Flake Sodas, Carton 10 Assorted Cakes, carton 10 Fresh Ranch Eggs. SERVICE QUALITY The Central Market 33 TWO PHONES -INSPECTION SCORE-86.6 Three Monllia In a studio. For three whole months Bessie Bar. raicale did not remain one day away Irom the studios at Inceville. It was iurlnic the production of "The Devil." the 'Mutual Masterplcture which bu created such an eitraordinary sensa tlon. Pad weather Interfered with picture inking- to auch an extent that Thomas II I nee had the company re port for aeven days a week. Adv. Inferno Sortie litre's lmt. Not since Thomas H. Ince saiperln tended the production of "The Bat t! of Gettysburg" and put on the screen the wild cowboy charge In "The Bargain" has anything to ap Every Trimmed Hat in our store on sale today and all this week at sacrifice prices CARRIER MILLINERY T4 Mala Street. Buy Your Week's Groceries at Once for Cash-We Will Save You 20 per cent. New Customers Daily on this System. . Tomato Ketchup Gallon jugs, special $1.00 Condensed Milk Dozen tons $1.00 Table Peache 8 tins ?1.00 Picnic Hams Extra large size $1.00 Curve Cut Macaroni 12 quarts $1.00 Table Apricots 6 tins $1.00 Table Blackberries 6 tins $1.00 STARTING TODAY WE WILL HAVE FRESH DAILY Table Queen Bread 5t Butter Nut Bread 5 Pennant Bread 10 Graham, Rye, French and Wheat Bread, 3 for 10 ALWAYS FRESH; DELIVERED WHEN YOU WANT IT. THE SPECIALTY GASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quell Cafa, 628 Main. KNIGHT'S GOOD GOODS. Sweet Midgets, qt. 35 Sours, quart 20 Dills, dozen 25 India Relish, pint. 15t Mustard Pickles, quart 25 Ripe Olives, pint. 35 Green Olives, pint 25 Stuffed Olives, pt. 35 Horseradish, jar... 10 Mustard, jar 10f Salad Dressing, jar 15 Onion Relish, jar.. 10 Picalilli, jar 10 Catsup, Ige. size.. 25 Pendleton Creamery Butter. SANITATION 173 proach the hades scene In "The Dev. the Mutual Masterplcture showing thl week at the Cosy theater, been seen. Mr. Ince and Reginald Barker spent a great deal of time on this glorified presentation of the nether regions and the result justifies their highest expectations. They declare it to be their greatest success so far. Adv. For Sale, Very Reasonable. Modern 7-room house and 7 Iota about 1 block off Daved streets. Suit able for chicken raising and garden ing. Inquire "Mrs. C. A." this ornca Adv. Telephone 4 It LOCALS Q Advertising h BrW KATKS. Per line flrt limertloo 10 Per Mne, additional insertion.... Ac IVr line. per mouth 11.00 No l'uln laken for lew than Count 6 ordlnar; woraa to line. Ixx ala will not be taken over I be phone and remittance miiat accom pany order. For fuel fone five. Tomato and aster plants. Forshaws. Dressmaking Mrs. Bowman, 36'3M. Have your piano tuned. CalJ Whip ple. To rent Furnished house. Phone 783J. Wanted Gas range with heater Thone 23F4 W. M. A. We need you greatly. Write 620. K. Wanted Girl for general house work. ' Call I89W. To rent 4-roorn house. Inquire 608 Franklin street. Second hand furniture for sale cheap. Inquire It, this office. For sale or trade, house close In. Rents for $35. Write or call R this office. John Rosenberg, Court street watchmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. To rent Nicely furnished modern house on Water street. Inquire or address "Z" this office. For sale O. K. cleaning and press ing parlors. Inquire at O. K. barber shop. Terms reasonable. Old papers for sale; tied In bundles Good for starting fires, etc. 10 bundlo. This office. Experienced woman cook wants work on ranch cooking for hired men. Inquire 621 Willow street. Hanging baskets called for, filled and delivered. Porch boxes. Hook ers, 644 Main street. Phone G22. Open evenings. Very many people desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What have you to offer, and price? N. Berkeley. National cash register with six draw er flour cabinet for sale at a bargain. Address "S'1 this office. Wanted Work on ranches by two competent women where they can take full .charge. Inquire "M" this office. Wanted Man and wife to make home with private family on North Side. Very clcwe In. Address "G" this office. Wanted Farm work by young man; experienced. Mechanical abll ity. Willing and capable. Write John Kelly, 300 So. Main. Late popular sheet music going at 10 cents a copy; 3 for 25c; 13 for J 1.00. Big bargains all over the store. Help us move. Warren's Music House. Twenty-third annual reunion Uma tilla County Pioneers, Weston, Ore., June 11 and 12, All Invited. J. M Bentley, president; S. A. Barnes, sec retary. Lost Gray work mule, branded canoe on right stifle. Reward of 110 offered for recovery of same. Ad dress Frank Michaels, Jr.. Pendle ton, Oregon, "Mutt" takes the big loads and "Jeff shows the speed. Penland Bros, haul anything and reasonable. Furniture van and storage warehouse. Office (47 Main street. Phone 339. Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 211 W. Webb street. Telephone I76J. Modem Residence for Sale. Modern seven room house with full basement and two lots, sightly loca tion. Address J. this office. Adv. Good Coul and Wood. Our Rock Springs coal burns clean giving you more heat and lest dirt for your money. Good dry weod that doesn't boll, tut burns. Also slabs and kindling. Protect yourself from cold and cost order from B. L. Burroughs, phone 6. Adv. Wecder Demonstration. Will take place at the Robert L. Jones ranch on Saturday, June 6. 1915. Something new and It will pay you to see It Don't fail to be there. Demonstration starts at 1 o'clock. Col. Wm. F. Yohnka, demonstrator. Adv. Notice to Public. All persons Indebted to SteDhenson & Englar, proprietors Altn House and Barns, are requested to settle all ac counts on or before June 1st, 1916 Bills will be received and rerelnted In full by either party of the firm. J. M. STEPHENSON. (Adv ) H. S. ENGLAR. (Tall for Bids for Wood. Sealed bids will be received by the county court of Umatilla county un til 10 o'clock a. m., June 2nd, 1915, for 130 cords of wood, delivered at the court house yard In Pendleton Wood must be cut Trom live timber, delivery to be made not later than September 1st, 1916. Bids to be filed with the County Clerk with certified check for 6 per cent of the amount of hid. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 19th day of May. 1915. FRANK SALING, Clerk. (Adv.) WESLEY MIM.MS CHOSEN CAPTAIN OF TRACK TEAM The men of the high school track team who won their letters during the season Just past last night elected a captain for next spring. Wesley Minims was chosen by an almost unanimous vote. Mlmms Is a .Junior In school and has been one of the high school's most consistent point I winners for the last two seasons. Hp I holds the state lnterscholastlc record In the Javelin throw. PUSS CHEEKY TO HAVE eiEDEi STREET MOVED paving waxtko i kom xn irr TO KAIMtOAl 1,UK - IX ALT A ST. l'l,A.NS. i Not only will another attempt be made to secure the paving of West Alta street from Main to Chestnut and Chestnut from Alta to Webb, but Included In the same Improve ment will be plans for paving Garden street from Court to Railroad and Railroad street from Main to Gar den. The council acted upon a peti tion signed by property owners last evening by passing the first resolu tion proposing to make the Improve ment. i The principal matter up for dis cussion last evening was the request of the Civic Club that the city pur chase the strip of land east of the old cemetery. It had been referred a week ago . to the street committee and last evening a report was made favoring the purchuse of the strip at 13000, payments to be made in year ly installments of (500 and the Civic Club to make the first payment and the first year's interest on the defer-, red payments. Councilman Cole moved that the report be laid upon the table and Councllmen Ell and Slebert Immedi ately seconded the motion. This pro voked a good deal of discussion pro and con, all of the members partici pating. Some thought the price was too high and others that it was rea sonable, some considered that the city could not afford to make the pur chase and others believed the Invest ment a good one, particularly In view of the fact that the entire block would be secured by the purchase of the strip. In the end there was a deadlock, a vote showing four for and four against the purchase. The mat- ter was thereupon continued for a week upon motion of Councilman Cole. Upon the recommendation of the fire committee, the council accepted the bid of the U. S. Rubber Co. of California, to supply the city with 500 feet of Trojan hose at 80 cents a foot. The street committee's rec ommendation that Jerard & Temple be Instructed to secuer two Studeba ker sprinklers for the city was ad opted. In this connection the com mittee also recommended the sale of the old fire engine. An ordinance letting the street sprinkling contracts was passed. The petition of north side residents! to have the name of that portion of Matlock street north of Jackson changed back to Blaine was granted by vote of the council. The council voted to lease the city steam roller to the county for 13 per day and with the understanding that it be returned In good condition. The contract with Conner & Son to bulk! the north side sewer laterals was approved and the deed from El len LJvermore for right-of-way for the sewer wag accepted and recorded. W. A. Rhodes was granted a restau rant liquor license for six months and several other minor matters were disposed of. Erftray Notice Strayed one sorrel mare, branded S.S. on left shoulder; one old grey roan gelding with halter on. Will pay liberal reward for Information leading to recovery of above describ ed animals. Address R. O. Earnheart, Pendleton, Oregon, or phone 16F12 This Cartoonist Is an Angler She Excels In Fishing and Cartooning For Chautau qua Audiences. Here Is shown a vacation glimpse of Miss Evelyn Bargelt. an artist and reader known the length of the land. She Is a cartoonist and crayon artist, with a wonderful power to portray scenes that appeal to the sense of the beautiful, to the hnmorous side and which are touching in their pathos. She Is also a most accomplished read er and In carrying her audience from scene to scene by her vivid portrayal alternately stirs to laughter and melts to tears. She has prepared an entirely new I -- 4 EVELYN BARGELT. program for tlio coming season which occupied her through the winter In Pos ton, IMcturcs apnea' to every age, nnd when drawn by such an artist as Ev elyn Bargelt they are more compelling than any word picture or power of the orator. She ponsesses a sense of humor, and In her work, her pleasures and her travels she catches many an Inspiration which the throws on the canvas lu a marvelous wax r- "i ... -7 !L ' Pendleton agent for "Red fern" Corsets, Warner Corsets, Kaysers Silk Hose, lvanhoe Silk Gloves, Alexandre Kid Gloves, High Class Millinery. When you buy here do you not get 100 cents on the dollar in value, likewise service? Do you get any more elsewhere. That is all you expect and as a competitor has well said, "When you buy cheap eggs, look out." Same thing applies to Merchandise. We guarantee you 100 cents on the dollar in good, clean, bright, crisp merchandise. IF IT'S FOR THE LADIES', SEE DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY. ! - . - - - - - - AAAAAA 4 WILL SHE BE VICTIM OF A SIBMAKIXE? Margaret Muriel Harvey This little girl with her parents sailed on the White Star liner Cymric for England, Friday. She is going in to the war zone created by the Ger- Dr. Damn Ha An Unequalled Record in the ' Treatment and Cure of Female Trouble. No Lady Sufferer Should Fail to Have a Free Consultation With Him at the Hotel St. George. Dr. Danin holds the record for the largest number of cures for female ills. He has for years been helping women to be strong, curing back ache, nervousness, kidney troubles, all uterine and ovarian inflammation, weakness and displacements overcom Ing pain menstruation and positive ly relieves all abdominal soreness "and bloating. The great volume of unsolicited and grateful testimonials on file In his office, many of which are from time to time published by permission giving absolute evidence of the value of his treatment and advice. Every ailing woman, suffering from any form of female weakness. Invited to have a free, private confidential consultation with Dr. Darrin while he is now In Pendleton at his offices in the Hotel St. George during any hour of the day or evening. He makes no charge for his expert opinion, and explains to each case the innermost secret of their trouble. Surely nny woman, rich or poor, Is very foolish to delay if she does not take advan tage f this generous offer of assist ance, for he probably has the very knowledge that will help their case. If w AILLM3TS ik Green J n I cIiaiMSse of -Merit SATISFACTORY SERVICE man submarines, but she is a non combatant. Her trip will take her very near the ground where a week ago a German torpedo sank the Lusl tanla and carried to the bottom a score or more of children like her. Will Dtaix-ove German Claims. i LON'DON, May 19. Officials of the! Cunard line declared they would have. many witnesses at the official inquiry . into the sinking of the Lusitania to , disprove the German claim that only one torpedo was fired at the liner and! llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'illlllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllll!llllllllillllllllllltlll'j NO FAKE AT THE WHERE YOC'IJ. ALWAYS TF.Eh AT HOME. AX1 WHERE VOW S WILL GET 100 CENTS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE OX EVERY S POLLARS WORTH TOP KI Y. 5 A big line of SAMPLE RIDING BOOTS, with stand tops. In tan, black and smoke colors. Hen's, women's and children's high top S S outing shoes; all slsea. A big line of boys' knlckcrbocker suits, all new goods, Just received E right from one of the largest clothing booses; all in the latest styles j and patterns for S1.35, $1.85, 11.95, S2.45. $3.85, $2.95, $3.45, $3.5 5 Men's suits jo unpacked, all strictly hand tailored suits for $7.54 S 12.50. 114.75 If mil lira In nMwl nf anil It .-ill n irvfi " 5 to come and see them, 5 5 MEX'S ODD PAXTS. E m Whip Cord pants for 95c S Khaki pants with cuff bottom for 95c s Men's wool pants for $1.00, $1.45, $1.95, $2.25, $2.45, $2.65. $2.95, $3.25 Roys' pants for 25c, S5e, 45c. 5c. 85c 5 5 Men's poros knit union suits for 49c 55 Men's work shirts for 38c. 45c 5 Z Men's hats for $1.00, $1.45, $1.85, $1.95, $2.45 j S Jolin B. Steteon hat, Xo. 1 quality for $3.35 S 5J John B. Stetson hats, $4.00 value for $2.95 55 S Men's dress shirts for 45c, $5c and 85c 5 i HE HUB niiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii Hiimimiu?. L-i lJiJ lj tJLj fmmB LJ.ljVLj PATHE THE CLUTCHING HAND In "THE LIFE CURRENT" PATHE NEWS NEW YORK HATS Latest Spring Fashions from 5th Avenue. T. R. VS. BARNES 12 INCH GUNS Target Practice by U. S. Troops, San Francisco, JESS WILLARD Leaving Havana. PRES. WILSON IN N. Y. Attends Luncheon of Associated Press. COL HEEZA LIAR In the trenches. :. PACIFIC COAST EDITION Knights Templar Convention. FRATERNAL DAY FESTIVITIES THEN THE ICE MAN CAME, Pathe Comedy. Cousins, Marian and C. P. Ford Shoes for Women. Pictorial Review Patterns. Athena Underwear for Women High Class Millinery. PENDLETON'S . QUALITY STORE that an explosion of ammunition waa responsible for the heavy casultles. Fifty survivors have voluntered to ten tify, including 20 Americans, It waa stated. The Inquiry will be conduct ed by Lord Mersey and w 11 open nert week. For Sale. One rubber tire single buggy, on steel tire single buggy; 1 set light single harness, 1 set heavy single harness, 1 pony (will ride or drive) 1 saddle. Inquire "X" this office. Ad. SALES f HUB I CHANGE
