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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
PAGE FIVE
FANCY WHEAT FATTENED
"PEMECO"
PORK
by the Per
side DC Pound
PREPARED IN AN UP-TO-DATE ABATOIR
GUARANTEED SANITARY AND WHOLSEOME
Sauer Kraut, quart 10c
Pumpkin 40c, 50c
Heinz Mustard, pint 20c
Eastern Oysters, Olympia Oysters, Clams
KNIGHTS PICKLES, OLIVES, RELISHES.
SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION
The Central Market
Phone 455. 108 E. Alta St.
LOCALS
R Advertising in Brief
IIATRH
iv, line flrat Insertion 10c
I vr line, mlilltlnml Insertion 5c
Per line, per in. mill $1.00
N locals taken for lee then 2SC
Const II ordinary words to line,
beetle will not be taken orer the
trii'iilionr ruept from But Oregon
Ian paid up subscribers.
Home Cookol Meals
The BapUM ladies will nerve home
cooked dinner nnd suppers In the
church basement, corner Alta .ind
Johnson streets .luring teachers' In
stitute. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. Meals 35c Adv.
Additional Social and Per
sonal News on Page 2.
lilt Turkey shoot at WOSton.
i ommencing at 10 o'clock Friday
morning. Nov. 9th. there will he S
big turkey and rifle shoot, also blue
rocks, at Weaton, Oregon, to'be held
nenr the Weston brick yard. Weston
Invites you to be there. Adv
There are man t '. A. Ci gradua'
anions the leathers assembled here
for the Institute and last evening
they gathered for an Informal dinner
ut Hie Hotel Pendleton, number of
lot at aluinni purtlcipa'ing 1. liam
ble, Instructor In agriculture at the
high school, aorved as toastmaster
and re.sionses wen- made by never. il
present, among iheio FTOd I.ookley of
Portland who attended 0. A. C.
the SO's and had Home Interesting re
mincseeiices of those days. Miss
Kutler, of the domestic silence de
partment, made a pleasant talk md
the banquet was concluded with the
time honored college yell. Those pre-
aenl were I., p, (iamble. Pendleton.
F. J. Metsch. Vincent. Lotti p. Men
tier. Pendleton. J W Moltlcy, Hep
pner. Kathleen Klrkputrlrk Purchase
Pendleton, f. L. kriffin. t'orvallls.
Fred l.ockley. Portland, Lena Philll
ppl, Karl. C. L. .tamtcson. Fossil. B.
H. Aldrlch. Pendleton. Alice Butler,
Pendleton, (ierliude Davidson, Pen
dleton. Julia B, Miller, Poalll, H. a
Bbtkley. Pendleton It. II Doan.
Pendkton, Mabel McNaob Reed, lone
i-nid ! La-oner. I ondon, Bllen run-
field Qafdlner, rlermurlon and Mild
red v Wilson, Pendleton.
--
Mr. and Ml" C. W. lb well left to
day for Illinois and Other middle
western states for a visit They ex
pect to be absent until after CfttUtt-
rAas,
o
The Degree ol Honor win entertain
with a bamiuet this evening in the
t O. O. F. Hull.
I oonnty superintendents i; k. Carleton
of Salem, E. J. Kleimnc of Bllens
I berg. Dr. It. W. DeBusk of the state
university and Supt. Paul Johnson ol
, Walla Walla county were among thi
guests.
a -
J. B. Washburn, superintendent of
Ihe Mlltftn schools. Is attending the
Institute and Is a guest of Alger PM
while here, the two having attended
Whitman college together.
-
M. T. Hardy of Condon. Is regis'
i rod at the Pendleton
Harry H. Wessel of Bayvlew, Ida
ho is at the St. (ieorge
H. H. Trowbridge, (see Stockman
is making Pendleton a visit.
it if. Hull, a Condon teacher, Is
' here attending the Institute.
Mrs. J. F. McLaughlin of Duncan
is a vMtnr In the city today,
Frank Dorsey. stenographer for
farter & Smythe. Is III with lagTippe,
h. U BtannaM, west end sheep-
1 man, was up from- his home yester
; day.
, Sophie ItaamuNsen Is among the
" ondon teachers here lor the Instl
i tute.
' Zoeth Honser, former sheriff was
j up yesterday from his home near
I Stanfteld.
F. C. McKenzle . young merchant
Girl H b, mo-
A ten pound daughter was bori
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs Patv urn
lid on Aura street.
on I- Horn.
A son was born last night at 1
o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. l-ee Biasing) r
of Cold Springs at the It. A. Kissinger
home on Perkins avenue.
I intra or Patter's ix-ath.
Fred T. Bloch. proprietor of the
Hotel Pendleton, has received word
ol the death of bis father at his home
In California.
Fall CaSSes Fracture.
Mrs. C S. Evans, wife of "Poc"
Fvana former cigar store proprietor
sustained a fracture of the wrist bone
yesterday when she slipped on the
sidewalk and fell.
vullhm Scheduled Cancelled,
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 The sched
tiled sailings of flners for Italy hav
been cancelled. It was assumed th
cancellations were ordered by th
Italian government.
Socialists Arc Rxccutcil
BERLIN, Nov. 18 Because they
refused to fight :'0(l Italian gaefctltstl
were condemned to be shot, accord
ing to Dr. Lovegreen, a Swedish So' -
iaILst deputy. He said he saw them
herded Into boxcars at Florence and
taken to Arezso for execution.
J.
esterdsi
His
I.uella E
re attend.
Mrs. A. E. Tsmleai
this morning from i
she had been visiting
For fuel fone five.
For chimney sweep, phone I C
Snyder.
Dressmaking, Mrs Bowman phono
343M
Furnished rooms for rent. RU4
Thompson.
For rent Furnished 5-rooni
house 12 Lewla.
Wanted girl for chamber work In-
quire 521 to, Main Bt
Penland Bros.' transfer Co. have
storage warehouse Phone 33.
Wnnted ( to 8 room house close
In lni)ulre "Q" this office.
For rent Two furnished house
keeping rooms In Montei astelli Bld
Call 305.
John Itoaenberg. Court street
watchmaker and Jeweler. All work
snaninteed.
Wanted Women or girl for gen
eral housework Inquire 103 Lewis
street
1 1 1! 0 will buy two houses and two
acres Will take part In cows, hogs,
and horses E. T Wade
Wanted Woman to do general
housework on ranch. Address "IF
this office.
Wanted Position as cook on
ranch by middle aged holy. Apply
Bowman Hotel.
Lost Photo, between Wheeleri
and Rchsofer'l stores Kindly re
turn to this office
WVdlXlTMKNT.
I hereby announce myself ss a
candidate for election to the office
of councilman for the Second ward.
subject to the action of the voter:)
at the mmlng election
(Adv ) A. H. COX.
Alberta I
Workman are union
teachers attending th
n
hot
wh.
Nellie
Yoston
institute.
Good Coal anil Wood
Our Rock Springs coal burns clean
riving you more heat and less dirt
for your money Oood, dry wood
that doesn't boll, but burns. Also
slabs and kindling. Protect yourself
from colda end coat- order from B
L. Burroughs Phono 6 Adv.
Prof. M. s. Pitt man of ths Oregon
I State Normal School, who is lectur
( i.f,.i. the teachers' institute, at
noon today entertained all Of the
teachers who are former students of
llho normal school and a few other
guests at a luncheon In the cafeteria
, .. ou.i school, The four
of Hermiston, is up 11
end of the county.
liren Kennedy, nep
Kennedy, was here
home is in Condon.
Iorena c. Daniel a
Daniel, Condon teacher
lug the institute here
Mrs. James Cur. in and lather. Mr
Davis, of Helix came in this morn
ing snroUtO to Portland.
Clint Brown. UDSOtypo operator Tor
the East Oregon UUt, Is confined to
his home with illness today.
Mrs. w. a. storie arrived
yesterday from Walls Walla
she spent a week at the hom
son Elmer Storie
District Attorney Frederick Sleiwer
left on No. 17 today for Portland
where he will assist In taking deposi
tion ! In the Sturtevant will -contest
Turk Trenches Are Taken
LONDON. Nov. 18 We have
captured 150 yards of Turkish tren
ches east and 120 yards west of Kri
htla " said an official announcement
detailing the Dardanelles operations.
Trenches are Bombarded.
PARIS, Nov. 18. A concentrated
bombardment of the Herman trench
es in the Snmme region and in the
sisne district was officially claimed
A war office statement told of a fiery
artillery struggle at Bois Hivenchy.
r III ar
WL
i laQBHSBS
The approach of Thanks
giving directs tin atteiitiori
of every housewife to tho
appointmejitu of her Uble
and dining room service.
When the family am!
friends are gathered togeth
er at a festive dinner the
omnleteness of the china
and silver array makes the
occasion more impressive
and the memory' of the po
lite service will linger long
er than when the table set
ting is incomplete.
We are aptly fitted to ad
vise you regarding your
table service and can sup
ply you with your dinner
ware and silverware completely.
Royal M. Sawfelle
Since 1887.
home
where
of her
Allies land (ireii-c 18,000,000.
LONDON, Nov. Hi. The loan of I
ts.000.0iid from Ureat Britain, i
France and Russia to Oreece has been
concluded, and the money is now at
the disposal of the Hellenic govern-1
ment.
'ats are raid to wash right over
ir ears when ruin is approaching.
BRAND NEW FASHION SEEN AT HORSE SHOW
Amusements
What the press agents say
about Pendleton s pres
ent and coming
attractions.
uld papers for sale; lied In
dies QoOd for starting fires.
ItC n bundle This office.
For saif
bun-etc.
Eight room mod)1! a;
brick hou.c with garage. In good lo-l
cation Inquire this office
Found -Hub cap for automobile, j
Monogram 0. H 1. owner may se-i
cure same by calling at this office
and paying chsrges.
Ver many people desire to ouy
lands in eastern Oregon. What have!
jou to offer, and price? N. Berkeley, i
For sale 300 tons of grain hay
Will sell in lots or will feed stock Of I
any kind, horses, mules cattle or
sheep R B, McEweti. Athena, ore
Por sale Or will trade for Uma
tilla county grain lands, good valley
lunch near Salem. Oregon. Inquire;
at Colesworthy's Chop Mill, 1J9 K
Alts atreet.
Prompt automobile taxi service.;
flay or night Funerals to cemet-ry
only $3.50. Phone 110. Quelle Res-
tanrant. Car for country trips, phono
; Carney & Hney Taxi Co.
Wheal latin of ,t:o acres to trade,'
Will take city property to extent of
one-third amount of llrsl payment
and mortgage for balance. Apply
Pendleton Exchange, Room 2. over
Tavlor Hardware
Violets. 25c a bunch delivered.
China Illy bulbs, house plants. fern.
cut flowers, Hookers' Flower Store,
next to Happy Canyon on Mam,
atreet, Phone 522. Open evenings;
and Bandar. Agent Portland Jour
nal. Tonight , al the Temple Theatre!
there will be a big double show for1
In addition to in entirely new plav,
Ue lining ladles of the chorus will
be seen in I friendly contest and thai
means thai there will bt ten BOVsl
numbers In addition to the regular
show Each lady has some nov 'I
stunt and If on want to see lots of
fun and enjoy a big show for little
money by all means go to the Tern-
pie theatre tonight
Dunce in German iimi
There will be a dance at Herman
Hall Saturday night. Nov. 2 Hood,
music, good management and fOOdl
order The public is cordially Invlt-j
ed. adv.
For Your IhanksjrivUia; Dinner.
The Cash Market haji something to
offer that will Interest you a fine
bunch of country hogs which we can
sell for Sc per pound Can give you
almost any .lr.e from 100 pound to
101 pound.
We can also supply you with votir
Thanksgiving turkey much cheaper
than last year. Duck's, geese and
ChlCkeM Will he very plentiful. I ir
der earl) and gel first choice.
PENDLETON i ASH MARKET.
(Adv.)
CARD ol' Til INKS
We wish to express our most sin
cere and loving appreciation to the
muni friends, whose klnuncss and
sympathy was constantly shown, dur
ing long Illness and decease of our
beloved wife and mother
John W. KlatBRELL
OEAltV KIMBKEI.L
' MRS. E. .1 THORNS
Miss ivy KIHBRBLL
Mits J. A BOORK
HI i EITION TO TKAC1IKR8
(Continued from page one. I
t'ted by John Q, KilpacK of Portland.
v half hour of departmental worl
completed the program for this morn
ing. The afternoon session yetterd
opened with music, fotlowed by an
Address on "The Teacher's ifs" by M.
s Pittman of (he Oregon Stale Nor.
nail school ut Monmouth.
Departmental work followed Mi.
Plttman'a address. The teachers sep
arated tnto sections. repairing to
various rooms of the building to re
ceive Instruction In special lines dl
work.
Upon ihe teachers returnln
ulltori
1,
-nit i
ton State Agri
lined "Club work" foi
school year,
Seidell songs by .lock
vigorously applauded,
was encored strain and
E J, Klemme.
the schools of BUI
the
to the
M 1 're ,
re out .
coming i
'olemsn were
Mr. Coleman
ignln.
sunerfniendeol of
oaburg, Washing
ton, delivered an address on "The
First American." Ihe title being a
Quotation trom James Buaseil lameii
and referring to Abraham Lincoln
Mr Klemme enumerated the qual
ities that a man regarded as the first
American should possess, snd the pur
pose of his address was to show that
Lincoln possessed lllose 'polities.
This, said he. was bq uge of tre
mendous intellectuality, but we hud
i illy begun the uge of luteilecl out
achievement and development. Lin
coln belonged to the Intellectual
class. The first American must be'
also a great statesman, n man of NEW YORK. Nov Is. Trad
faith and a great soldier; nnd such every woman who attended the
Wgg Lincoln. Numerous examples of ional Morte Show which baa,
men of genius were cited to illns- closed ut the htadlaon square
Irate these quallttea j den, bus some well developed
The speaker narrated many Inter- concerning Ihe fashions for the
rating Incidents In Lincoln s life nnd Inn winter TIM? mav not
reproduced man) of the "Lincoln what horses took blue ribbons,
stories" with pleasing and humorous . they do know what New York s
effect His delhen was easy, fluenl women wore to the, shot,
and forceful. I The ptctttTS shows Mr-.
jH BBsklssafc. 9VbI1k
' A
gaO.OOO DAM RtTI.T lt)l! BIO
1 STTXK IN FOX'S -Tilt: LtTTLE
PSY" PASTIME TOO Y
it was In the picture-Hp
mountainous region "way 1
CuddebackvUle, which, ss it
implies is itself "way back
Oscar C. Apfel. director of the latest
William Fox production the Little
Gypsy" erected what is perhaps to
date the most ambitious structure
yet attemptetd by a motion-picture
has become to seeing upon the screen
entire "cities" and "streets" the sole
purpose of whose construction ofr
scenic effect. The dam that Apfel
built consumed the labors of onsj
hundred men working day and night
shifts for a solid month. It was as!
soldily constructed -if stone and con-'
crete as If destined to be a perma-j
nent structure. It was therefore a
severe set-back to the director when
after all his labors a freshet swelled!
the CuddebackvUle Creek across j
the retaining wall had been constru U j
ted and swept it out of existence s
if it had never been
Nothing discouraged however, thej
director set his forces to work asj
soon as the flood subsided and thel
task resumed with renewed energy 1
Further difficulty was then encount
ered when It was discovered that)
faithfully as the dam had been built i
there was yet a leak at its base whic"i
threatened its existence. Still un-l
There is No
Monopoly
on Health
daunted Mr. Apfel sent poatha-'i. i
Port Jervis. the nearest large town
for five hundred yards of stout cot
ton cloth and sacking. Out of these
bags were made and filled with sand
and sunk to the bottom of th dam
The plan suceeded and when the
great dam scene conceded to he the
most thrilling and wonderful effct
yet constructed for "the pictures' Is
beheld upon the screen there Is ne
doubt but that It will be hailed as an
achievement which will go down in
photo-dramatic history as a triumph
of the producer's art adv.
'
ST. 6E0R6E
k" of
name I
th-js-but to proi
must be ta
and Bowels
and maintain it
of the Stomach.
Liver !
HQS TETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
Wll.l. HELP till VoTi:i:i'l I I Y
1
MERCHANTS LUNCH
35c
Served daily, except Sunday
from 11 to 2.
We are now receiving dallv
shipments of the Genuine
Original "Hof Brau-Quelle"
'"rawfish.
AVe Cater to Your piwtltc
J. B. M l. FN. Mgr.
Why Not & Good Range?
How many people investigate the construction of a range as well as its beau
ty. We offer beauty in our ranges that will satisfy the most radical, and yet the
construction of all of our patterns will bear that keen investigation that will convince.
ull Willoiighhy. note, I for her faahlon-
N.il- able gowns. In g mustard colored
Just gown of dUVetyne, trimmed In skunk
Oar and modelled on entirelv new lin s
Ideas The skirt Is short nnd was drawn a
com- tightly at the knees with a htoil
know- bank of skunk inr. The skirl flared
b it noticeable at the bottom, ttro i I
Iclety skunk i tiffs, a chin-chin collar of the
same fur and n small black toajua
Hugh completed the roeturnen
WHITE PORCELAIN
SWASHER BACK
PATENTED ADJUSTABLE
SLIDING OVEN DAMPER
teVi- i'
X. S3 Vial o r
PATENTED LIFT HEY PLATE NJH1 n -jTj uy
SOLID CASK
w f Hi law -V ' t (( f
LE" ENu 3CVM -AIZL.
launr r cuiiinvu TAW f '
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mtt i v I 1
sm-et-i . "'" JtLissat-'
CRAFT 6. PORER DOOR
REMOVABLE DUPLH CRATES
MACHINE FACED
IECISTER DAMPER
SANITARY LCfi BASE
BALANCED ROLL DOOR
' COMBINATION SMOKE (.CHECK
DAMPER
BURNISHED KEY PLATE TOP
DOUBLE MB BACH FMCILAHI UIED
WHITE PORCELAIN DOOR FXOirt
PORCELAIN
FLUE L1NINC-
HEAVY ASBESTOS
MILL BOARD
HEAVY CllSNtO
STEEL BODY
INSIDE PORCELAIN
OVEN DOOR UNIsK
PORCELAIN HUE BOTTOM
IOC
meal
The above cut shows one of our Universal's, the range with a wl
reputation. It is a pleasure for the housewife to prepare each and even
with a range like this, that responds to every effort, and it will be a pleasure for
us to snow you.
FOR SALE BY
Geo. C. Baer & Co.
643 Main St.
SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE
Phone 81