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DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1915.
EIGHT PAGES
LOVE NUTS
SALTED PEANUTS
SALTED ALMONDS
SHELLED ALMONDS
SHELLED WALNUTS
SHELLED PECANS
Every thing in fresh Nuts and
Candy.
SPECIAL
Old Tyme Horohound. per
pound 20
Milton t'ouplo ;ot License.
A marriage license was issued this
Ingvart J. Anderson ami
unlta rersol. a Milton
I morning t
1 Charlotte
coupl
i ILxlv of Murdered Urnkciman Here.
H The body of r-rakeman Burns, one
S of the two brakemen murdered last
B I week at Vista. Wash., just out -f
H I Kennewlck by a hoho. is in Pen ile-
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Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
"QUALITY"
Two Phonos. 28.
823 Main St.
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LEASE AND OUTFIT
FOR SALE
320 acres, half in sum
mer fallow, ready to seed.
7 head of horses, and
their harness, cow and
calf, header, wagon, bug
gy and all the plows and
machinery necessary to
run it. Plenty of good
water. Close to R. R.
Easy terms.
E.'T. WADE.
ton today en route to North Platte.
Neb., for burial. It 1. being taken
back l.v Mr. Wiseman .a friend. Burns
and another brakeman had entered
a car to round up some hoboes sus
pected of stealing clothes. One ho
bo fired, and the other brakeman
was killed Instantly. Burns was
struck In the shoulder and knocked
off the train, his skull being crushed
In the fall Six suspects are being
held at Kennewlck.
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Just a h nt why you should trade at this Big Busy Store, 1
You are absolutely assured that you get the right goods at the right price every day E
in the year. You don't pay double the price for an article today and your neighbor gets E
S the same goods tomorrow or next day at just half what you paid. WE'LL LEAVE IT -
S TO YOUR JUDGMENT IF WE ARE RIGHT OR NOT. S
i iiiu'iui of Mr. iiannan.
The funeral of Mrs Mark Hannun.
v ho died last week, was held this
morning at 9 o'clock at the Catholic
church with interim nt in Olney cem
etery following.
Ladies' tailored suits, no
matter what the price
you can buy them for less
. at the Golden Rule store,
S9.90, $12.50, ?16.50,
? 18.50.
Ladies' plush coats, fur
trimmed; you can get
what you want here at
about half their real val
ue 10.50. $19.50. and
$22.50.
New cloth coats in plaids,
stripes and fancy mix
tures. You don't have to
wait for a sale, they are
priced for less here, at
Sn(. in Mountains.
There is between three and four
inches of mow nt Kamela according
to reports from the town. It was
snowing briskly this morning accord
ing to member! of a freight crew ar
riving m Pendleton during the fore-
blt- to Gel up.
For the first time in two months.
Sam R. Thompson was yesterday able
tn leave his bed for I short time. His
condition has been Improving steadily
and yesterday he was able, by means
of a wheel chair, to eat Sunday din
ner with his family.
$8.00, $9.90, $12.50.
$14.75.
Children's coats, sizes 3 to
12 years, a splendid as
sortment to select from at
$2.49, $2.98, $3.98,
$4.98.
Men's suits in the plain
greys, self check, stripes,
fancy mixed or blue serg
es at $9.90, $12.50,
$14.75, $16.50.
Men's overcoats and shed
rain balmacaan coats,
very popular this season,
figure on saving a third
here $9.90, $12.50 and
$14.75.
Men's Mackinaw coats in E
solid colors of fancy E
plaids; why pay a third
more, $3.98, $4.98,
$5.90, $6.90.
Boys' Mackinaw coats, just E
the thing for the school S
boy, priced at $3.98, E
$4.98.
Boys' knicker suits- in all the S
new novelties and blue s
serges at $1.98, $2.98,
$3.98, $4.98.
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better at
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Road r.lawd. Through Pendleton.
President J. V. Tallman of the
Commercial association has received
a letter from A. U Meigs stating that
the trial from Astoria to Spokane
through Pendleton, has been blaied
an automobile and the distances
between points carefully computed by
speedometer.
Today Only
I V" V' L S' E- Big Foul'-Presnts
Xnrrowly Missed Being on Ship.
A card received from Jack Woh- j
lenberg, former local merchant who
la now In Marshfleld. states that Mrs.
Wholenberg missed being on the IK-1
fated Santa Ola -a only by one boat
He sent a picture showing the wreck,
ed ship on the Coos Bay bar.
THE DUST
Tax Liens Foreclosed.
Saturday afternoon a great manyl
i pieces of property In Umatilla coun- j
I ty, nearly fifty in all, were sold hy
Sheriff Taylor to satisfy tax Hens
against them. Much of the property
; was bought In by the county though
; John Vert was the successful bidder
I in a number of Instances
Reels I Of EGYPT" I Reels
BY ALAN CAMPBELL FEATURING
Edith Storey & Antonio Moreno
HA Picture of the 1 1
Past and Present 1 1
, Kipects Many at Institute.
County Superintendent I. E. Young
expects fully 200 teachers at the In
' stltute which Is to be held here next
week for the teachers of Umatilla.
; Morrow. Gilliam and Wheeler conn
I ties Supt. Toung is preparing a
program of exceptional "merit and
will be ready to announce It soon.
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TONIGHT ONLY
"THE SPENDER."
5 Reels, Gold Rooster Play From the Famous Novel by Geo. Brackett Seitz.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Vaudevie
4 Big Sullivan 6 Considine Act 4
A XT A 1 If T Champion Rope Spinner
of the World.
ADULTS 15c.
CHILDREN 5c
Round-up's Annual Sleeting.
The annual stockholders' meeting
of the Northwestern Frontier Asso
ciation will be held tomorrow even
ing in the Commercial club rooms for
receiving the report on the 1315 show
from the P.ound-up directors and for
electing directors for next year. The
directors will meet this evening to
get their reports in shape. Only
stockholders of the association are
eligible to attend the meeting.
Howard & Clayton I Fox & Pridemore
Socictv skaters and dancers.
Comedy singing, talking act.
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Coming
Tomorrow
WILLIAM FOX
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.CLEAITO TMMOUCH
Fox F7Tm
CORPORATION
2 Days O
Only C r
'Should a Mother Tell?'
WITH BETTY NANSEN, STUART HOLMES, CLARA WHITNEY, ARTHUR HOOPS
AND JEAN SOTHERN IN 6 ACTS.
Joins V. S. Commercial Club.
The Pendleton Commercial assucl-1 j
ation has applied for membership In j j
J the Chamber of Commerce of the j
j United States of Amnio, with head- j
quarters at Washington and has re- 3
ceived notice that the application will;
be acted upon at the next meeting f j
'the directors. Membership entitles j
the club to receive free of cost all
publications conducted by the cham- j
I ber including National Business. Hen- !
Ural, legislative and Federal Trade j j
! Commission Bulletins.
Ames & Corbett in the lalest dances
This act comes highly recommended by Spokane Critics.
Bargain Afternoon Matinee 10c and 15c. Evening performances 15c and 25c
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, "EVIDENCE"
All next week, commencing Sunday, Frank Rich Co. of 17 people.
TEMPLE THEATRE
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I1 The state land board, consist!
j Governor Withycombe. Secretary of
j State Olcott and Treasurer Kay. to
1 1 day filed two suits in the local clr
j cult court for the foreclosure of mort-
gases. Charles W. Davis and wife
j I are the principal defendants in one.
! t the board claiming if note of lluoo
j executed by them. W. A. . QIUim,
i Ldmlnlstrator of the estate of Charles
j and Catherine Oglhry, and the figll
j vy heirs are the principal defendants
j! In the other which Is for J2U0U and in-
Iterest. Charles H. Carter Is attorney
lor thi
land board.
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To KxhiUl ttound-up Itbits.
The first exhibition Of the 1915
Kound-up films in this e.. will be
given tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
in the Temple Theater for the stock
holders of the association. Manager
Frank Do Witty tendered the directors
the use of the theater for this private
exhibition. If the picture, are satis
factory, two or three get. will prob
ably be sent to the Panama-Pacific
rxporitton to take the place of the
past year films now being exhibited
there. Home delay has lieen caused
In getting these films out through an
entanglement In which the photo--:ruphers
found themselves.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE THIS WONDERFUL TRI
UMPH OF THE SCREEN.
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Adult. 15c.
Children 5c
Automobile Damaged by Hre.
The little Saxon'auto, owned by
Kay Hicks, Northern Pacific express
agent, was badly damaged by fire
about 10:30 this morning. He had
topped It In front or the Independ
ent Oarage on East Court stret to
fill his gasoline tank and was just
cranking It up wlien the spark Ig
nited the gasoline The flame, vhot
i high in the air despite the efforts of
the garage men to put Ihem out with
' I'yrene W. L tiadwa turned in an
alarm and the fire truck responded.
' A hand tank of chemicals soon put
lout the fire The woodwork and
I seat of the car was destroyed and
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LAST TIME TODAY
The Artisl Beautiful
HAZEL DAWN
IN
"The Heart of Jennifer"
A drama of sacrifice. The story of a woman's strong love for her husband,
which prompts her to place upon herself the guilt of a crime commited by his
sister.
Paramount Travelogue
Introducing South America and Beautiful Santiago de Chile.
TOMORROW MARY MILES WINTER (the tcoiid "LITTLE MARY") in
"EMY of STORK'S NEST."
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