East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, May 22, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 5

East Oregonian : E.O., May 22, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texteight PAnra FACE FIVE "PEMECO" PLANT Inspection Score 90.2 m QUALITY TEST OF A GOOD STEAK OR ROAST IS AT THE DINNER TABLE) THATS 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 3 lb. pails 50c; 5 lb. pails 75c; 10 lb. pailt $1.50 SPECIAL FEATURES BIG VALUES CLEAN, FRESH VEGE TABLES .Radishes, 3 b'chea 10? Onions, 2 bunches.. S? Turnips, 3 bunches 10 Lettuce, 3 heads.. 10? New Cabbage, lb 5? New Potatoes, 2 .pounds 25 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 10? Snow Flake Sodas, Carton 10? Assorted Cakes, carton 10? Fresh Ranch Eggs. KNIGHT'S GOOD GOODS. Sweet Midgets, qt. 35f Sours, quart 20? Dills, dozen 25 India Relish, pint.. 15? Mustard Pickles, quart 25? Ripe Olives, pint. 35? Green Olives, pint 25? Stuffed Olives, pt. 35 Horseradish, jar.... 10? Mustard, jar 10? Salad Dressing, jar 15 Onion Relish, jar.. 10 Picalilli, jar 10? Catsup, lge, size.. 25? Pendleton Creamery Butter. SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION 33 Th Central Market TWO PHONES 173 INSPECTION SCORE-86.6 NoUoe to PnbUc All .petroiis Indebted to Stephenson ir Bnglar, proprietors Alia House and ftrn, au requested to settls all sc. rount on .or before June let, lVlf Bill will be received and receipted In fy(l by .eitto party of the firm. i. M- BTEPHEN80.V. (Adv ) U. A- ENGLAR. Om4 Coat and Wood. Our Rack Springs coal burnt clean giving you ure beat and ' less dirt for your maaay. Goo4 dry wood that doeaa't boll, but kuraa. Alio slabs and klndllof. ProUct yonraelf from cold and coat order from B JU Burroughs, phoaa I. Air. W V"T Demonaualloa. Will tnke place at the Robert Jnnea ranch on Saturday, June 6, 1916. HomethlnK new and It will pay you to see It. Don't fall to be there. Demonstration atarU at 1 o'clock. Col. Wm. T. Tohnka, demonstrator. Adv. jrf Notion Strayed one sorrel mare, branded S R. on left shoulder; one old grey roan gelding with halter on. WIU pay liberal reward fot Information leading to recovery of above descrlb. ed animals Address R. O. Earnheart, Pendleton, Oregon, or phone 1IF11 Every Trimmed Hat in our store on sale today and all this week at sacrifice prices CARRIER MILLINERY TfO Main Btrwe. Telephone 413 Specials Today! Milton Berries 4 for 25 Stanfields box 10 McGoons Special, each 5? 1 Sweet Cherries box :i... 1Q Gooseberries Quart ............;:;..; 10 Rhubarb 8 pounds 25? Asparagus Pound. 10? FRESH TODAY Turnips, Carrots, Beets, Radishes, Onions, Lettuce, T matoes, Cucumbers. Bulk Cocoanut Long shred, pound 25? Dill Pickles Specials, dozen Z'ZZ'". 15? Clarke Seedlirgs Crate $2.00 BUY THEM OW FOR CANNING. THE FIRST ARE ALWAYS THE BEST. Miltone Crate $1.5.0 ONE SPECIAL DEUVERY EVENINGS. THE SPECIALTY CASH GROCERY Phone 476. Next Door to Quelle Cafe. 028 Main. rat iiiTiil Carl Victor of this city, is In Walla Walla today. J. L. Hubbard wag In from his Me Kay home yesterday. Bert Hlatt of Hermiston was in Pendleton laat evening, Mr. and Mrs. B. Swain of La Grande are at the St. GeorKe. Fred DunleUion of Pilot Rook spent yesterday ip ins .city, Albert Patterson of Range was an overnight vLeltor here. R. G. Raymond of Athena was at the Bowman laat evening. H. and L. Duff of Stanfield are Pendleton visitors today. R. O. Earnhart, prominent Cold Springs farmer, la In the city today. A. M. Winn and W. R. Grout of He lix were visitors In the city last even ing. Jerry Stone, well known Adams farmer, van hpr ah hmln... v..t... I day. H. D. Dennlaon of Milton was am ong the visitors In Pendleton yester day. Mrs. Florence March and Miss Daisy Waddingham, Weston teachers, are In 1 the city today. A. E. White, elected to teach at Milton next year. Is spending Satur-! day In Pendleton. I Joe D. Klmery, who is now at , Ukiah, was In from the south end j lout evening and was registered at the St. George. Louis H. Plnkham of Spokane, trav eling glove salenman and father of the well known former U. of O. athlete, la at the Pendleton today. J. S. Hell, J. E. Bcrlmsher and II. A. Street, directors of school district No. 1 1 south of Weston, are In Pendleton today attending to school matters. Dudley Evans, who used to promote the prizefight game in Pendleton but who subsequently transferred his af fections to Wullu Walla, has returned to the city. Sir. and Mra. James Tt. Hooper, Jr. and Miss Julie Albert of Boston are stopping at the Pendleton for awhile. Mr. Hooper Is a woolbuyer who has made Pendleton several other visits, Alex Milne, formerly a farmer north of town and who Is now located in Walla Walla, Is here upon a visit and will have some sport flsh'ng In the streams of this county before his return home. E. E. GelfiS. who has been teaching at Weston for the past year and who styles himself "the flying Dutchman from Pennsylvania," is la Pendleton today. He has Dot yet decided what his plans for the future wtil be. LOCALS Of Advertising.!!! Brief RATES. Per Use flrat Insertion..... lOe Per Hne, additional Insertion.... 6c Per line, per month 11.00 Xo lorsls take for less thaa 2&c. Count ordinary words te Hue. Ux-sls will not be taken oeer tbe pboo and reailtuaee ut acroa psny order. ma 11 P UNTIL 00 SHIS THE N EIa7 A MAGNIFICENT CAR AT AfJ AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE Specifications Will be Announced June 2nd. Oregon ITJi o o e Garacoe r: ! llliiUIUMU.urfUIIIUUUlw ii llln Wl'lti luiuuiuiuuuimi Mi . .".Illil iliiuaUliuiWulli llilllllll! iiiuihiiiiiiul: you greatly. For fuel tone five. Tomato and aater plants. Forahawa Dressmaking Mrs. Bowman, 35 JM. Have your piano tuned. Call Whip ple. To rent Furnished house. Phone 785J. W. M. A. We need Write 526. K. Wanted Girl for general house work. Call 389W. Second hand furniture for sale cheap. Inquire R, this office, tor sale or trade, house close In. Rents for 135. Write or call R this ornce. Jonn Rosenberg, Court street watohmaker and Jeweler. All work guaranteed. For sale O. K. cleaning and press ing parlors. Inquire at O. K. barber shop. Terms reasonable. Old papers for aale; tied In bundlea. Good for starting fires, etc. lOe a bundla. This office. Hanging baskets called for, filled end delivered. Porch boxes. Hook ers, 644 Main street. Phone B22. Open evenings. Very many people- desire to buy lands In eastern Oregon. What h'a-vo you to offpr. and price? N, Perkeliiy, National cash register with six draw-; a i flnnr rnhlnnr t nm . . ' . --.u m a uargaln. Address "S" this office. Wanted Man and wife to make home with private family on North s .Side, Very close in. Address "G' this ft'flie. Wanted -Farm Work by youhgS man; experienced. Mechanical abll-,5 ity. Willing and capable. Write John Kelly, 300 Sd. Main. Twenty-third annual wninlon t'ma tltla County Pioneers, Werton, Ore., June 11 and 12. All invited. J. M Rentley, president; e. X. Barnes, sec retary. Lost Gray Work mule, branded canoe on right stifle. Reward of $10 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 447 Main street. Phone 839. Sewing wanted by expert seam stress. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Bell, 311 W. Webb street. Telephone 175J. For trade A new, modern 110 bbL electric flour mill located In valley town 20,000 population, will trade for eastern Oregon or Washington wheat land. Price J22.000. For par ticulars write 515 Trade Street, Sa lem, Ore. (Continued on Page t.) At the home of Mrs. James A. Fee yesterday afternoon the second of two studies of "Industrialism" was held. At a previous meeting, the subject "Capitalism"' had afforded an interest ing program and this was supple mented yesterday by a discussion of "Labor." The program was opened by a paper on "Labor vs. Capital; Study of Wage-Earning Man, Woman and Child,' by Mrs. E. B. Aldrlch. Mrs. G. M. Rice gave a very Interest ing reading of Comradeyette," by Ed wards. Mrs. James Johns, Jr., pre sented the work of Meumier, the sculptor of the proletariat and was j followed by Mrs. Johns, Sr., who read ft paper on "Literature That Deals with Social and Industrial Problems" and gave a reading from "Pay En velope." A discussion of the same question was led by Mrs. Nesmlth An keny and Mrs. H. H. Hattery. Mrs. C. F. Colesworthy read a selection from "The Melting Pot" and Mrs. A. C, Hampton read bills on the mini-' Wisdom often amounts to this mum wage and mothers' pension and People know a lot of things that are presented several points In connection really not worth knowing with each. A discussion, led by Mrs.' - A. J. McAllister and Mrs. C. S. Jer- ard. was participated In by all of the members. During tha program Mrs. J. R. Dick son favored the members with a group of songs and refreshments were serv ed during the social hour. Misses Pauline Myrick and Rosa Rothrock of Athena, have been visit ing friends In this city during the week. Miss Ruth Krebs of Milton has been a guest of friends in the city during the week. For Sale. One rubber tire single buggy, one steel tire single buggy; i set light single harness, l set heavy single harness, l pony (will ride or drive) 1 saddle. Inquire "X" this office. A.iv. For Sale, Very Reasonable. Modern 7-room house and 7 lota about 1 block off paved streets. Suit. , able for chicken raising and garden ing. Inquire "Mrs. C. A." this office Adv. Mr. and Mrs. S. B dependence, Oregon, the home of their daughter, Mrs. H, Wilcox. Modern Residence for Sale. Modern seven room house with full Baldwin of In- basement and two lots, sightly loca are visiting at.tlon. Address J. this office. Adv. R. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Larkins of No-' Hn passed through Pendleton today enroute to Oregon City. Mrs. Larkins taught at Xolin for awhile this year. The most disagreeable relation one can have is a carb-uncle. ' Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the many friends and particularly the members of the Masonic and Elks' lodges for their ef ficient and sympathetic kindness dur ing the past week. LOTTIE M. BROWN. JOHN' BROWN (Adv.) AND FAMILY. MMV .tw.Hy. a IIAZELVOOD (Registered) Icg Groom f SPECIAL SATIRDAT AND SrXDAT. Neopolitan Brick, Combination flavors. Princess Brick, Vanilla, Orange sherbert center. Pineapple Slieruert. W. J. Connor J 649 Main St Phone 4 1 IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllV I Strictly Hand Tailored Suits I E for men and boys'. Our buyer while east made some ex- i E cellent buys on clothing in the very latest styles and pat- E terns, in plain plaid and blue serge for S7-50, S 12.50, B ?14.75 and 16.50. ' S P Poys' Suits in NorfYlk and Plain for $1.35, $1.95, $2.45, $2.85, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45, $3.95. Child's Rompers for ,::t.;.;.:. ?5 Regular 25c Ladies' Hose for a0 5 Rcjrulrtr 5i'C Ladies' Hose for 20S 3 for 50 Chlidifn's Hose, all sizes for 10? Children's fine Ribbed Hose for - 15 Men's Soft Silk Hats for 45 Men's Whipcord Pants for 95 Men's Khaki Pants for 95 Men's Wool Pants for $1.00, $1.45, $1.85, $1.95, $2.25, $2.45, $2.S5, $2.95. $3.25, $3.45. Corduroy Pants, all sizes for $1.45, $1.85, $1.95, $2.45, $2.65, $2.85. Men's Poros Knit Union Suits for.... 49S 65 and 95 E Men's Ribbed Union Suits for 65 and 95 Men's Riding Boots for $4.85, $5.45, $6.85, $7.50, E $7.85. S Men's Work Shirts for 38, 45, 65 E Black Sateen Shirts for 45, 75 I f-n i r r""" r r r-s Jumbo Tripple Stiched Ventilated Shirts for 9s Dress Shirts for 35?, 45, 65. 75, 95 $1.25 E Suit Cases for $2.45. $2.95. $3.25. $3.45. $3.95. S $4.25, $4.45, $4.95. $5.25, $5.45, $5.95, $6.50 : Traveling Bags for $1.85, $2.45, $2.65, $3.45, $3.65, S $3.95. THE HUB niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiim ii unii imiiT Saturday Only "The Cofsican Brothers" Founded on Alexander Duma's famous masterpiece. A triumph of realism with a marvelous old world setting. FAMOUS NESTOR COMEDY "Eddies Awful Predicament" Eddie takes his girl to the San Francisco fair. She meets some dear friends and their little feed in a bon ton restaurant in the fair grounds eats up Eddie's five dollars and several more besides. Attempting to beg, borrow or steal enough to make up the deficiency Eddie runs into trouble, but a blind beggar finally helps him out of his' scrape. FATES ALIBI Sunday and Monday Billie Reeves, world renowned musical star in "Counting Out the Count" BLACK BOX The Unseen Terror. r "RENE HAGGARD JOURNEYS ON" To save a sister's honor, young artist commits murder and goes to the electric chair with his lips scaled. A powerful story told in a gripping manner. - 3 3 r4 3 3 'iiuiltiiiiS EL