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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN. PPNDT.ETON. ORKGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 11. 1915.
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We Can Fill Your
Orders for Anything
You Need in
1AIMJ-UIJ
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MANU.lll JOK T1XKKII
TO VM'.Vl'K Ol'KU ATIOX
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MAIL ORDERS FILLED THE SAME DAY.
A bijr line of men's overalls, bib and waist for 45 60, !
S3. - :
Jumpers for men : -5 69, S3 j
I.oys' junipers for j
Men's work shirts for 3S ; 2 for 75?
Black sateen shirts for -5f
Jumbo shirts, reinforced, double stitched shirts for OSf
Men's union suits for 49S G5 S5S 95
Whipcord Pants, cuff bottom for 95
Khako Pants, cuff bottom for 9
Wool pants for men for ?1.00, $1.45. $1.65, $1.95,
$2.25, ?2.45, 82.65, $2.95, $3.25, $3.45.
Men's hats $1.00, $1.45, S1.S5, $1.95, $2.25. $2.45
Silk hats for Summer for v
If there is Anything You Need in SHOES
We Have it. The Largest Line of Shoe in the City.
SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, all sizes, late heel and toes,
in patent, gun metal and kid for $1.85, $1.95, $2.25,
$2.45, $2.65, $2.85, $2.95.
rhilrlren's Punms and Oxfords for 50S 60S 70d. Mary
Janes for 95. $1-25, $1.45
Children's Sandals for 50, 75, 95?
Misses' Sandals for $1.25
Ladies' vici kid. gun metal and patent shoes for $1.35,
S2.45, $2.65. S2.95, S3.20, $3. lo, S.tfo.
Men's Dress Shoes for S2.65. $2.95, $3.20, $3.25,
S3.45, $3.65, S3.S5, $3.95.
Men's Oxfords, black and tan, button and lace for $1.95,
S2.S5, $2.95.
Mun's Wort Shoes for SI. 19. 81.85. $1.95. $2.25,
S2.45. S2.65. S2.95. $3.20, $3.25, $3.45, $3.65,
S3.S5. $3.95.
r.nuhnv Roots for S4.85. S5.45. $6.85, $7.50, $7.85
Men's low heel boots for an'n
Men's Stitch-Down Sandals, Goodyear welts for $-.6a,
Men's Hats for 81, $1.45, $1.85, $1.95, $2.45, $2.85
Men's Work Shirts for 3S; 2 for 40?
V.larl- Sntppn Shirts for 4o
Jumbo Triple Stitched, Ventilated, all sizes and colors
for $t
A k;r lino of Overalls and Jumpers.
Tnfcn ps stpfenn Hats. No. 1 duality for $3.35
ti M (IroAo fnr $2.9i
Mm' Sillr Snrtimpr Hats for 4ov
Mpti's. women's and children's sun hats for 10, 15,
! 20?, 25?, 35?, 45?.
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STAHFIELD EVENT OF
KES3M1I1
.MISS ltOSE WF.HIU.I AND CI.AH
KXCE 11AZEN A HE JOINED
IX WKDUK'K.
IHIlier IUiIUt orfU-tuto at St. Fran
lis Catholic Church Siste-r Is the
Ilriihwiiiuhl ami im.tlier Attends
the i;nim Wcddlrur isreukfust I
Served Following Ceremony.
.,nn. May 9.-A simple course
v'" . 1 tn restore
I . tinaltt la fXUCV" " '
ml..Lrr rvr III v uivupu
M:.:;Vl health, according
erais, w ir,,i him
physicians who na( '-'7"
rnuse 01 ic
to ascenu... ,,v kent
ns In his swe
I him out of the game mucn 01
this season. , , , .
It was decided mai u -
1 j .. ho necessary.
eration woum
mil crvov Keliools.
niL-nvn Pal.. June 10. Dr. E.
F Cuberley. a high authority on edu
catlonal administration, has beer, se
ed by the Oakland Doara m
tion to make a survey ot me ,..-.."-school
department, with the view o.
determining ways in which even
ffiUnou mar tie
..v.v..i.. hn la a irraduate ot
I c,frrt l well known In California
He has recently been in uoa aiibb.c
where he snent some weeks making
changes in the school system, and has
been employed by the cities 01
n,nre Portland. Me., Butte ana
Lake City to Inspect their educational
systems and recommend changes look
ing toward school efficiency. tn
Oakland he will pay special attention
. .loturmlnimz the number ot em-
...rv their salaries hiiu-
duties. with the idea of eliminating
anv unnecessary expenditures, and
still increasing the efficiency of the
department.
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WHERE YOU CAN ENJOY YOURSELF AND KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER.
llmi Opin!
Timpl'-s, Skin Blemishes, Eczema
Cured.
No odds how serious, how long
standing your case, there s neip w
you in every particle of Dr. Hobson s
Eczema Ointment. It wipes out
trace of your ailment, and leaves your
km clean and soft as a child's. Hun-
have sent voluntary
wtora nf thanks. Just try one b
It will mean freedom from suffering
and embarrassment. Adv.
(Special Correspondence.)
STAN FIELD, Ore, June 11. Miss
Rose Wehrli and Clarence Hazen were
unltetd In marriage Wednesday mora
ine at 8:30 o'clock at St. Francis
Catholic church, Father Butler of-
f'elatlne. Miss Ilachel Haxen was
bridesmaid and the groom was attend
ed by his brother. Eira Hasen. Oil
bert Howard was ring bearer and
Frances Hills was flower girl. Fol
lowing the ceremony the bridal party
were guests at a wedding breakfast at
the home of the groom's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. C. W Hazen. Mr. and Mrs
Hasen left on the afternoon train for
their home at Elgin. Oregon, where
Mr. Haen Is station agent.
Mrs. E. S. Lundwall entertained Mr
and Mrs. H. W. Wessel at dlnnei
Monday evening, It being both couples
fourth wedding anniversary.
r w. Carmen of Summer, was In
town Monday. Mr. Carmen was su
nerintendnt of the drainage ditch
that was Dut In here three years ago
Teams are at work plowing anu
leveling the tennis court. They ex
pect to have the grounds ready In a
short time.
Sidney Lyle of Spokane, was look
ing after the piano business here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Archer enter
tained a few friends Sunday afternoon
In honor of Mrs. Metyllne Fraket
Stites. Mrs. Stltes sang a few selec
tions in her pleasing manner.. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Wm. H. Daughtry of Portland, was
here for a few days. His granddaugh
ter. Mae Kline, returned home with
him for a few weeks' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hutchinson ot
Pendleton were the guests this week
of their daughter, Mrs T. O. Yates.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Buchholz, ac
ieil bv Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Holte, motored to Pendleton iuesoaj.
Miss Rachel Hazen entertained n
number of the young people at net
home Wednesday evening. All re
nm t a cood time.
Frank Warder of Echo, was In town
the first of the week.
Wm. M.
RATES
$2.00 to $2.50
per day.
$12.50 to $15.00
per week.
Mineral Bath,
Swimming Pool
Automobile stage
from Gibbon. Good
accommodations at
hotel, and reason
able rates to campers.
Under New Management and Thoroughly Renovated.
FURTHER INFORMATION FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION TO
BINGHAM SPRINGS, Hoch 6 Van Dusen, Props.
mmm spkikgs, gibiqh postoffice, mmi
OB SEE W.W. HOCH, PENDLETON,
OREGON, TELEPHONE 416
The remedy for all this, says Judse
Sabath, Is complete understanding of
each other before marriage.
Thev should not get married on
such short acquaintance." he said, in ,
discussing the matter. "They should j
know each other a long while, si .
that they know each other's waa. j
' Then when they do get to know ,
each other, it is their duty to lea .0
the home of their parents and ttai t
for themsedves, even If It Is in only
one room. The moment there Is re
sponsibility on both their shoulders.
It seems to me they get alon better.
The wife looks forward with pleasure
to keeping her home attractive for
him; and he looks forward with
pleasure to coming to a neat iionie.
"When they live with parents there
is bound to be Jealousy, and otten In
such trifling things. Maybe-'he fath
er thinks the son is getting better
food, or vice versa, and trouble Is
sure to follow, small at first, but
growing in size until it has w-t-cke 1
one home and possibly two.
"I am not opposed to a man d ink
ing a glass of beer." continued the
judge,. '.'and I do think a workin,; man
oticht to have it if he believes t will
iid tai:f
Fraker of Pendleton spent j give him strength, but he s!i
it without over inauigenrr.
The no-
Mrs.' Metyllne Fruker Stites is the mint It guts the best of him there I?
.. hor sister Mrs. W. H. now- irounie.
ard
Buy Soda in Bottles
FENOLETOS tXD OLD COlOHIiL BEER
HECACSE IT IS MORE SAN.
ITAKV THAN T1IK SODA AT
FOUNTAINS.
We bottle, sell and deliver to
any part of the city, the purest
sodas made from pure flavors
and filtered water.
Try an order from the follow.
Ing list of delicious beverages:
Colro-Kola Tula Queen
Hires Root Ileer
Grape Snui. k Ginger Alo
Tni-Frult Pineapple
Swlas of all Mayors.
OMiY $1.00 A CASK.
Consisting of two doien bottles,
and delivered.
BY THE DOZEN
OR BARRELL
PSOHEER BOTTLING WORKS
Paul Ileminolcarn, l'rop.
Telephone) 177.
222 K. Court St.
They are not bad at heart--lun . 1-
,;,.. t-.ivm, crnBsftebl of Pendleton, I advised. Most of them c.ime in ner.
I. i-U 1
s visiting her brother, Kay crass-
THE HUB
Salvage Is "Ten Strike."
COOrf BAY, Ore., June 10. Captain
John Swing, of the gas schooner
Tramp, with a 30-ton boat, put a
force of men aboard the steamer
Claremont wrecked here two weeks
ago, sawed the vessel in two and
towed the fore part. 75 feet long to
his premises in the vicinity of Pony-
Inlet.
The salvaged section has five larg
steam winches and considerable other
valuable material for which he should
1 realize several thousand dollars. The
i wreck was still on the rocks when
'captain Swing made his ten-strike.
field.
Mrs. H. B. Reese entertained a few
friends Thursday afternoon at bridge.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs
U M. Hills Wednesday afternoon.
Mavor Kyle returned Thursday
from a week's stay in Portland.
out of a little meaness or mi-'iou-stnnd
ng between themselves i.r 111
advice from others, an outside lnflu-
"If they were let alone thev would
get aiong all right. Just a little en
courageinent and a little god -idvice.
thrt's all."
SPOR TS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Protect Your
ROSES
get a bottle of
NICTONE
for sale by v
Koeppen s
The' Drug Store That
Serves You Best
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
A mortgage executed by Mary S
and M. W. Philippi to Emma Moore,
j January 14, 1910, for $1500, Is paid
! and released.
Chattel Mortgage.
J. 1.. Hoffnagle to C. J. Gulliford,
1 312.00, 4 mules and horses.
Mortgage.
John Schmltz et al to W. P. Dorn,
At Oakland
Oakland
San Francisco
At Los Angeles
Los Angeles . . .
Venice
It. H. E,
4 6 1
2 10 !
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
At Spokane
R. H. E.
$1000. The W 1-2 of SE 1-4 and NE
1-4 of SW 1-4 of sec. 2, T. 2 N., R.
28 E , W. M.
Mary C. and W. W. Phlllppl. to C.
p wvias 13000. 50 acres land, title
descriptive. I
Deed.
Eugene W. S. L Baraett to J. W.
Welch, $1200. Lot 4 and the west
20 feet of lot 5, in block 3 in Athena
les employed by the Lubln company,
Lubln asserted, he will cast well-
known actresses and actors for the
I various roles, to obtain the type ne
Tlw ''Movies" In Philadelphia,
,
; uelpma is to ue me noma ul i
j "movies." This is the prediction of
tJAJ1: '" to convey the Illusion to the
" - auditor. He declared mat me oay
;the greatest movie- had b when the photoplay can
.world, in announce ,d wlth
plans of his corporation. xuUi u-, he tne m0
r.'LTTha tion picture must be artistic, must tell
IJINia will uc picitcu
it.. j ,i . n nhA(ifi-fltiriv nnd
ine uianudiuB ui s 'r.n.h
po s ble d g ee I The yearly payroll of hi. actors,
P Insufad , of making up a cast out of Lubln emphasized, will be more than
stock members of the various compan-j J,uuu,uuu
Spokane 3
Victoria 0
At Vancouver
Aberdeen 1 2 1
Va rinniiver 2 5 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston
Boston 611
Detroit 5 11
At New York
Chicago 5 J
New York 4 7
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia "
Cleveland 1 6
At Washington
Washington
St. Louis 2 8
Bfc. Tififcl.J jt 7 him ..I ! i. via
HOODIES, CHOP SUEYi CHINA DISHES
mPY'Q KWONG HONG LOW
IJVVH W 16 Wt Alt. St., Upitain, Phone 413
ARROW
Soft COLLARS
Of White Pique or Rcrp, or plain
Mull. 2 for 25c.
rr.TT.TT, r-iMnonv rro.. tnt. MrT!'j
Con Dung Lov
CHOP SUEY
NOODLES 7.e
HOT TAAIES
CHILLI COM CAR'iE
SPANISH STYLE
LUNCHES
COFFEE
Kfrythtn clean and up-to-date;
FIRST CLASS 8ERVICH
TEA 5c Packajse
Under State
Hotel
lor. Webb ana Uoiunixoo'j e
a stirring tale, and have the neces-
nw ''ip
n
IF ev'ry man's name described
him as well as VELVETS
name describes it, a lot of folks
I know would be applyin to
tho legislature.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Tirooklvn n-
Newark lu
Brooklyn ' 15
Second game:
Brooklyn 2
Newark
At Baltimore
Buffalo
Baltimore s
' Recnnd irame:
Baltimore 18 11
Buffalo 6
At Kansas City
Kansas City
Chicago
The StarJard
the safest, most reliable
and most popular .-for the
common ailments of stomach,
liver and bowels,. is alwya
F3LLS '
I7u Utmeit Salt cAny Mtdicini in a
Sold armkm. In hoxt. IP-
We Have For Sale
Pride of Washington
Separators and Extras
ENGINES ALL KINDS.
We do repair and foundry work of every descrip
tion and carry a complete line of harvest supplies, in
cluding oils, belting, water tanks, etc,
The Gilbert Hunt Co.
John L Sharpstein, Receiver.
tiMiMirtMMtttmmiiitmitiHMJtiiitnmiiititmmiHmM
I EES 3
6
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15
10
10
12
HANG OUT YOUR
CHICAGO JUDGE GIVES
VIEWS UPON MARRIAGE
CHICAGO, June t Judge Fahath
of the court of domestic relations,
pacifier of thousands of angry imu
and welder of many broken homes,
has found why so many marriages
are unhappy.
Lack of understanding of each
other, he says, is the first biff reason
why his court Is always crowded. The
husband, can't "understand" cetWn
whims of the wife; she can't under
stand certain of his quarrels then
he gets a chance to play the role of
mediator.
Next In Importance as a shattercr
ia ir,trfrence of relatives nr.
both si.ls: sometimes drink on both
sides. Then there are conditions
w 'v,m If no home-rthey are
living In a furt.lshcd room where the
wife has no chance to prepare meuls
or look after her husband In home
ICE CASI
1 The Ice wagon has started making regular daily, in
1 eluding Sunday, trips to residences
Hang out your card by 7 a. m. as the wagon will
" but one trip daily, and that in the forenoon.
P
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Po
If you have no card stop the driver and ask for one
ndlofon (go & Cold Itorago
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