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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1915.
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Dress-Up Week!
LET US HELP YOU "DRESS UP" YOUR
TABLE AS WELL AS YOURSELF THIS
WEEK.
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF STAPLE
AND FANCY GROCERIES IN EASTERN
OREGON.
RAISIN BREAD, SPEC. LOAF 5c
Gray Bros. Grocery Go,
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28.
823 Main St.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton
Many in for Sale.
A large number of farmers from
over the county are in today and will
So out tins afternoon to the Dave
Nelson I'laee northwest of town to at
tend a sale of farm Implements and
the like.
Off on Hunting Trip.
John Armstrong and Henry
Thompson left today by automobile
for a hunting trip in the southern
Dart of the state. They expect to
join the Matlock-Vaughan party
which left yesterday for the same
points.
Hearing In Contempt Ca.se.
Olen Husk is being given a hearing
this afternoon before Circuit Court
Judge Phelps on a charge of contempt
in connection with Ills alleged failure
to follow out the, orders of the court
In the recent divorce proceedings in
which he figured.
HI at His Home.
William Rhea, well known local
resident, has been seriously ill at his
home in Garden street from ptomaine
poisoning. He was taken ill Sun
day. His son was notified and came
down from Portland to help attend
his father.
Until fur fighting.
J. W. Donahue, arrested last night
for fighting on the street, was ar
raigned this morning In police court
and fined 10 or five days In Jail. He
took the five days. Earl Lueus, also
arrested for fighting, forfeited bonds
of $lu for his failure to appear be
fore Judge Kits Gerald this morning.
Touring the Northwest.
W. A. Hower of Canton, Ohio, and
Thompson Pipes of Washington, Pa
were In the city yesterday, making
their stop here In a trip of the north
west. They left yesterday for Spo
kane via Pasco. Mr. Pipes to a
cousin of Martin Pipes, well known
attorney of Portland.
Furreli Loaves city.
Billy Farrell, who fought Tommy
Clark last night, left on the local this
morning, accompanied by his wife
and brother. Farrell said ho was
going to Portland for a whiie and
later might go on to Vancouver, B.
C. He said he might return to Pen
dleton later.
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Blankats! Who Needs Blankets?
This ls the time of year when everyone will be thinking of warmer bedding, and
s we want to remind you that we buy bedding just like everything else, for 83 busy stores E
for spot cash direct from the manufacturer at price that no one store merchant can E
5 hope fort WHY NOT SAVE A FEW DOLLARS ON BLANKETS?
39x68 cotton blankets, a
good 75c value 49
45x72 blankets 69?
66x76 blankets, 1.50 value
at 98i
72x80 blankets at $1.49,
$1.98.
Woolnap blankets in plain
colors or fancy plaid.
You can't duplicate them
elsewhere under $3.00,
only , $1.98
Wool blankets, full size,
fancy plaids, plain grey
or white, also grey and
brown mixed at $2.98,
$3.98. $4.98.
Infant's crib blankets,
fancy patterns 49, 9"
Bathrobe blankets, full
72x90 at. $2.49, $3.49
Comforters, full size at
98, $1.49.
Full size comforters, pure
cotton filling, fancy cov
ers, a good $3.00 value
at $1.98.
Real heavy comforters full
one sheet snow white
cotton filling, best fancy
sateen covering, $5.00
and $6.00 values, Golden
Rule price $2.98, $3.98
Pillows all feath'er filling,
heavy art tick 49f , 79 ,
98, $1.49.
Full size 72x90 sheets,
priced every day at 39,
491
81x90 seamless sheets at
69 79. 83, 94.
Pillow slips 8i3. 12.
172.
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OTTAWA. Oct. 15. One hundred j
and sixty four thousand men have en-.
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rolled in cansaa. 01 noui h,i
already been sent across the Atlantic,
the enrollment figures announced
show. Fifty thousand more will be
unlisted when the war office re-jests.
HEAVY LOSSES M'FFEKED
IX THE DARDANELLES
LONDON, Oct. 15 The BriUsh
casualties In the Dardanelles opera
tions are 1 8.957 killed and 77,957
wounded, it is officially announced.
Admits Russian Success.
BERLIN, Oct. 15. It to officially
admitted the Russians pierced the
German positions north of Wessou-
olo.
WM. C HANSCOM.
OPTICIAN
1 We grind our own lenses.
To Take ltody Back.
George W. Henry of Baker City, j
arrived today to take charge of the
body of his brother, Robert W. Hen- j
ry, who died yesterday at the East-1
era Oregon State Hospital. The bodyj
was prepared for burial by the Fol-;
som undertaking establishment and!
will be sent to Baker this afternoon. I
Field Secretary Coming.
Announcement was received by j
the Commercial association thlsj
morning that Edward F. Trefx, field!
secrtary of the United States eham- j
ber of commerce, will be in Pendleton I
on Monday, arriving from Butte.,
Montana. Mr. Trefi will speak here'
either In the afternoon or evening but'
the hour has not yet been arranged.,
A luncheon has been arrange! for;
him following his arrival.
Rivera Is Acquitted.
Sam Rivers, who was arrested sev
eral days ago on a charge of bootleg
ging, was given a hearing this morn
ing before Justice of the Peace
Parkes but because of lack of evl
dence the caso was dismissed. It
was alleged that he gave liquor to
Dick Johnson, an Indian.
Merchant Are cletilng Up,
Following out the adviot of Fire
Chief Rlngvld, the merchants of the
city have been making special efforts
to have the yards in the rear of stores
cleaned up and the progress so far
has been satisfactory to the fire Met.
Chimneys also are being taker, tare
of, both in the business und residen
tial sections.
Dale Rothwell
EXCLUSIVE
OPTICIAN
Glasses ground and fitted. Lenses
duplicated. All work guaranteed.
American National Bank Building.
Pendleton, Phone 609
Performs Delicate Operation.
An operation that saved the life
of a five-year old girl was performed
in Astoria Wednesday by D. E. B.
Waffle, the son of Mr. and Mr. R. S.
Waffle of this city. The little girl
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs H.
Hogell of Astoria, and she was seri-1
ously burned when a playmate set
her dress afire last July. Ten Inches
of skin was taken from the left leg
of Mr. Hogell and grafted to th1
child's body. According to a letter
received this morning from Dr. Waf
fle by his parents here, the child is
now doing nicely and will complete
ly recover.
Will Ship Out Horses.
Henry T. Hill who has been in the
county buying up horses for use of
the French government, will ship out
a carload this afternoon for eastern
points. Mr. Hill will be here another
week or more and will be In the mar
ket for further purchases. It Is re
ported that the prices for horses are
better than a few weeks ago, an ad
vance of J20 per head being report
ed for the smaller stuff.
Sends Home Deer Meat.
Edgar Averiil, who nas been deer
hunting, has shipped a quantity of
deer meat to J. W. Coutts and lift
latter family has been enjoying venls.
on for the last several weeks. Mr.
Averiil is in the Coos Bay country
instead of near Bear Wallow and,
from reports reaching his r lands
here has succeeded thus far in kill
ing two deer. Mrs. Averiil is stay
ing with friends at Eugene. Tliey
expect to arrive home some time
next week.
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Football Gane Today.
The first football game of the sea-1
sun is beinu held today at ltuund-up
park with the local high school lined
up against the team from the Milton
Mgh school. The members of Pen
dleton high nave turned out in force
to lend their support to the football
boys and a fast game la expected.
This mornin, the high school yells
wre practised and' much enthusiasm
was shown over the struggle which,
it is believed, win develop the
strength of the local gridiron war
riors. The game started at 3 o'clock.
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Many Teachers will Attend.
The annual teachers' instituto to
I be held in Pendleton on November
17, 18 and 19 will be the largest of
1 its kind to gather in this city. It Is
j estimated by County Superintendent
j Young that more than 400 teachers
! from Gilliam, Morrow. Wheeler and
i L'matllla countif s will be present.
I Mr. Young; Is now at work on the
program and he expects to have
J some prominent speakers here for
the occasion. If nossible he will trv
I to secure the services of Dr. riuzallo,
president of Washington state uni-
j versity who recently came there
from "hi C'lUt ,.r nAl.kU Mub.
I ers will also be on th eprogram.
iti naytara will inme.
Owing to the falling through ol
plans to bring the Boston Sox and
the Phillies to San Francisco, tre All
Stars which come here November 13
for an exhibition game, will proba
bly have In the lineup some of the
men who engaged In the recent
world's series. Carl Cooley, who la
handling the arrangements for the
local exhibition game next month,
said this morning that1 Cad and
Hoblltzel will be among the dia
mond stars to plav here and that It
Is 'iulte probable Alexander and some
thers of the "big boys" will tiake
the tour with the All Stars. Thii In
formation will be very agreeable to
Pendleton and I'matiHa county fans,
for the Interest in the world's S'Tles
waa Intense here and the fans are
anxious to see aotne of the champ
players In action.
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Mas tiiiient Mniaimr'.
C. L. Bowers of the Hound-up
Feed yards, has some Interesting rel
ics In the ahape of almanaea pub
lished In H69, 1870 and 1873. Post
master Tweedy wlahed to secure one
of these old time pamphlets to put In
the cornerstone of tne new federal
building but at the time Mr. Ilowera
was unable to find them. He dis
covered them later, however, but It
was then too late to place them am
ong tne other relics In the corner
atone. The almanacs were Dubllsbed
In North Carolina, the boyhood home
or Mr. Bowers, and In those early
daya no household was complete
without an almanac These ancient
pieces of literature might be term
ed the forerunner of our preaent pop.
ular priced magazines, for bealdea
giving the phases of the moon ana
information of what to do In acci
dents, short atorlea make up the ton
tents of the almanaea.
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