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My plan to get you more interested in this shop is to
have
I will have these "Special Sales" whenever I have any
thing special that I can offer you at a very special price
and please understand what I mean by "Special Sale."
You have had special sales thrust upon you from every
hand and many of them have been almost meaningless
and that is why I find it necessary to make my "Special
Sales" so very good in order to make them attractive to
you.
These "Special Sales" will not be given to raise money
but are to get you to come in and share a bargain with me.
For instance : I have a beautiful line of cassaroles in
my store from $2.25 to $15.00 ; possibly you have not seen
them. I want you to know about these so I am going to
impress it upon you in this way.
Next Thursday morning I am going to put some of
these $2.25 cassaroles in my window with a card saying:
"Saturday Special ?1.35."
This will be a sale for Saturday only and after that
sale they will be sold by us at the regular price of $2.25.
These specials will appear from time to time and you
must have confidence in them as I will offer you only good
specials of the "usual Sawtelle Quality."
Kindly watch my window for these.
Sawtelle's China Shop
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of Pendleton
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sleeping porch built
dence on AlU street.
having !
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Saturday Special $1.35
I want you to become familiar with my "China Shop"
and I want you to come in often so that you will learn
just what we are carrying in Dinnerware, Glassware,
Silverware and Crockery.
I am building up a wonderful little "China Shop" in
Ten Jleton and I want to tell you of a little plan that I have
to get you in the habit of thinking of "Sawtelle'9,China
Shop" when you think of china, glass, pottery and silver.
I have named it "Sawtelle's China Shop" simply to dis
tinguish this department from my jewelry department.
Suit to CWIect.
The Frederick Ludewiflr Co. of New
York has brought suit against J. A.
Schmidt to collect $24 7.98, alleged to
be due for merchandise purchased. S.
D. Peterson of Milton is plaintiffs attorney.
Woodpile Afire.
A blazing woodpile In the rear of
the Golden Rule hotel th's afternoon
at 2 o'clock summoned out the fire
department. The flames were quickly
extinguished before much damage was
done.
May Organlm Xew Uxlw
W. C. Sullivan, district manager of
ine Jnmnts and Indies of Security,
was here yesterday looking over the
field with a view to organ'zlng
branch of that fraternal beneftclar;
society here.
Kxem Through With Hooks.
I The experts who have been work
ing upon the tax rolls for the past
few weeks, expect to complete their
; work today so that the tax collection
department can be turned over to the
I tiicriu as provided Dy the law pass
I ed by the last legislature.
Furnish Funeral Held.
The funeral of the late Jumes S
Furnish was hold this morning at the
Christian church. Rev. T. F. Weaver
be'ng In charge, and a great many
friends of the deceased farmer gath
ered to pay their final tribute. Inter
ment was made in Olnev cemetery.
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Its the Little Things as Weil ts ths Bi
Ones that The Golden Rule Store
Saves You Money On
Compare our goods, compare our prices. That's all we
ask. We know you will patronu this big busy store.
Men's dress shirts VJt.
Ladies' hose, every pair a
good value at a third
rnore5, 10, 12ftf,
11.
Silk lisle hose 25, 3I,
Ladies' unions 25?, -Wf,
Indies' vests 5S 81 10
Children's union suits 23?,
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Children's vests ami pants
. 10?. 15?.
Misses' hose 10 121G?,
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Ladies' short silk gloves at
1! i) OS?.
Think of the value In a full
24 inch silk glove at !?
Kid gloves, black, white or
colors at OS?, Sl.il),
Sl.ttS.
Hand bags, a new assort
ment just received 40?,
GO?, OS?, 91.40.
25c and 50c handkerchiefs
lfV, 25?.
Handkerchiefs 1?, 2Vi?,
5?. 8i:,?.
15c and 25c Handkerchiefs
10?. 12l2?.
(iO?, 08?.
Work shirts 23?, 30?, 43?
08?.
Work sox 5?, 8i3?, 10?,
12'2?.
Sox. black or tan, 5?, 10?.
12is?, 25?.
White handkerchiefs 5?,
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Colored handkerchiefs 5?,
All leather gloves 40?,
00?, 85?, 08?.
Straw haU 10?, 15?, 25?
Men's dress straw hats at
23?, 40?, 00?, 08? and
Spl.40.
Roys' straw hats 15?, 25?
45?.
Men's unions 40?, 60?,
80?, 08?.
Roys' Unions 25?, 40?
Men's shirts and drawers
25?, 30?, 45?.
Khaki pants, cuff bottom,
OS?. 91.23, ?1.40 and
?1.08.
Roys' knickerbocker pants
40?, GO?, 08?, $1.23
Worsted pants OS?, ?1.49
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1 Attends Commission MeetiruT.
I Marion Jack of this city, has been Ihe Kdlson storaxe battery works
in Portland the past few days attend-i here ls busy making cells for the
inj? a meeting of the state fLsh and I'nUed States submarine K-2, which Is'
game commission. Wirh C. F. Stono; ,,elB refitted, its lend batteries hav-f"
and I. N. Fleischner he was named, unsatisfactory. It Is also' a
i on a special committee to investigate! constructing storage butteries for the
the suggestion that the state should1 funmnrine L-8. the first government.
BUTTER AT
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buy rather than rent its game farms.
Victim of Accident Ruricd Hoi.
Enos Clarkston, a brother of Mrs.
Rebecca Love of this city, was acci
dentally killed in Connell, Wash., re-'
cently and his body was brought to
rendleton this morning for interment;
Deceased formerly lived in this city.'
i having been a stone mason by trade1
The details of his death were not
learned.
built submarine, which will be chruv
tened by Mrs. John Kyre Sloan,
daughter of Thomas A. Edison.
"Three times a year for four years
a representative of the Krupp peoplt
acting for the German government,
came to the United States to see what
progress was being made with the
submarine battery, having found the
lead battery not entirely satisfactory.
Mr. Edison, however, would not sell
a set of cells, until he was satisfied
they were perfect. This battery was
not perfected until last September, of
a month after the war started.
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PASTIME TODAY!
&" "VENGENCE" Br
FEATURING RICHARD C. TRAVERS AND EDNA MAYO
This drama tells the story of a youngr man who plots to a?enge his father,
driven to despair by his arch-enemy. The play arouses deep interest, and pro
gresses steadily to its well contrived climax. A carefully chosen cast assist Rich
ard T raver and Mitt Edna Mayo. i
Vifagraph Comedy "Mr. Blink of Bohemia'
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, Courtland Van Deusen, Donald McBride.
He makes love by proxy, and makes a bad job of it.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
World Film Corporation Presents Lew Fields in
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With Vivian Martin, Charles Judels, George Hassel and an all star cast A Shubert
feature in 5 acts.
BETTER THAN TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. A $2.00 entertainment for
10c at your favorite Picture Theatre.
Admission. Adults 10c, Children 5c
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81 cam Holler lx Back.
The city steam roller, which has
been in use by the county In the west
end during the past few weeks, ar
rived back In the city today and will
be used in rolling the driveway in the
depot park. It will also be used to
drag the scarifier on the Pendleton
Adams macadam road as soon as
County Judge Marsh finishes hearing
the Sturtevant will contest.
Sonic Damage to Grain,
Hot winds during the past few days
have done some damage to grain, ac
cording to reports being brought Into
the c ty, though the damage is not as
great as some reports would indicate.
North and west of this city some of
the fields were pretty badly burned
the grain of Guy Wyrick and Charles
Daniels suffering to some extent, ac
cording to reports.
Husband a Convict; Wanta Divorce.
Her husband, Frank W. Slsco,
having been convicted of a felony in
the local circuit court last fall and
sentenced to the penitentiary, Margar
et K. Sisco has bronght suit for a
divorce and for the custody of their
seven year old daughter. They were
married in Vancouver, Wash., In 1907
Sisco was charged with "strongarm
Ing" an old man during the Round
up. J. B. Perry is attorney for the
plaintiff.
Tweedy on the Stand.
T. J. Tweedy, guardian of the late
A. J. Sturtevant during the last few
years of his Hfe, has been the prin
cipal witness today in the trial of the
will contest. Much of his testimony
centered about letters written by the
aged man, letters which the contest
ants are using to establish their con
tention that the writer was mentally
Incompetent In these letters he ac
cuses his son, Mark, his son's wife
and other people of different things.
Book Was in '82 Flood.
T. F. Howard has an old arithmetic
which he placed on exhibit in Major
Lee Moorhouse's office today and re
garding which he wants to secure In
formation. He found the book dur
ing the flood of 1882 and at the time
was with F. C. Vinlng hunting some
of the furniture lost by Mr. Vinlng
during the flood. The cover of the
book ls gone and there la nothing to
show the author's name. Mr. How
ard wants someone to tell him what
arithmetic it Is.
Western Inlon Officials Here.
District officials of the yertern
Union were In Pendleton all of yes
terday afternoon making an Inspec
tion of the company's lines. They
came over from La Grande In a pri
vate car during the morning. Tn th
party were E. L Rltter, district euper.
intendent of plants, W. It. Wolthomot,
general foreman of linemen and con
struction; A. O. McCIane, his assist
ant, E. W. McClure, superintendent
of automatic apparatus, John Hennes
sy, general superintendent of railway
line construction, and E. A. Kleppel,
superintendent of telegraph on the
O.-W.
Montenegrins March on Scutari.
ROME, June 25. via Paris. The
Montenegro offensive against Scutari,
Albania, Is developing with success,
according to a dispatch to the Glor
nale d'ltalla. Montenegrin troops are
said to be marching against the c ty In
three columns.
a Mutual Matter Pic'ures
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TODAY'
The Cannon Sfl
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Keystone comedy in two reels. This is a special produc
tion. Took 40 days to make. Some picture.
"The Artists Model" in 2 reels "Checkmate" a good 1 reel.
6 Reels COMING 6 Reels
"The Drug Terror"
With ROSEMARY THEBY and HARRY MEYERS and a
specially selected cast from the best known characters of New
York's Underworld, picturized into an intense and gripping
drama and mirroring the lives and abodes of this unfortunate
people in a realistic manner.
COSY THEAYH
MUTUAL MOVIES.
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Tomorrow!
SWEET
AMERICA'S FOREMOST FAVORITE
In a captivating fervid picturesque love story of today's war entitled
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Supported by
House Peters and Theedcro Rcbsrfs
This play gives Blanche Sweet an opportunity to display to the
fullest extent her sweet charming manner and dramatic ability.
New York City audiences went wild over this picture when shown
there last month.
The Alia Theatre
COMING SUNDAY-Dustin Farnum in "Captain Courtesy"
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