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DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1916.
Country
Hams
THE REAL THING, WELL
CURED.
While They Last
SPECIAL 20c PER POUND.
Here is something new just re
ceived this morning.
London Cream Biscuits
package 10c
Cheese Tid-Bits, lb 10c
Tiny Tot Pretzels, lb. 25c
Dinner Biscuits, lb. 50c
Tokens, pkg 10c
One Tea Pot with one pound of
C. & S. Tea. Regular price
60e pound.
Bray Bros. Grocery Co,
Two Phones, 28.
"QUALITY"
823 Main St
Oregon Trail
McDevitt & Coutts, Props.
Soft Drinks and Cigars.
Card room in connectioni
"Bran-New" Bottled or on
Draught
Cor. Court & Cottonwood
Streets.
This Week Ends It
Visit our store to see how a really
I fine piano can be purchased for J16S -1
50 on terms. Use your SSI credit cer
tificate. WARREN'S MTSIO HOUSE.
(Adv.) 820 Main St
Sheepman Buys Bulck.
Herbert Boylen, prominent Pilot
Rock sheepman, has purchased a new
D.45 Bulck auto from the Oregon
Motor Garage.
Old Timer Visits Here.
John Harder, prominent farmer of
Condon and formerly living near
Weston. Is a visitor In the city. Mr,
Harder still owns land in this county.
Patient at Hospital Dies.
Thomas Cunningham, 41. a miner
committed to the Eastern Oregon
State Hospital from Baker county,
died yesterday afternoon of exhaus
tion from paralysis of the brain.
Twenty Coyote Pelts.
Bounty was paid this afternoon at
the clerk's office on twenty coyote
pelts brought in by E. Snyder of
Echo. All but two were from coyote
pups.
Kullding permits.
A building permit was Issued to
day to M. B. fceys to repair his dwell
ing on Aura street at a cos of J250.
One was issued yesterday for the re- j
pair of the Peoples Warehouse barn !
on Lee street I
reservation and some of the Indians
object to it being turned over to the
county. However, no official repre
sentative was appointed by the Indians
to present their claims for damages.
The Indian bureau also aaks a state
ment from the county court as to what
improvements are Intended on the
road.
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' Buy your new SPRING APPAREL NOW. Get first choice. See the newest colors
s and models at the Golden Rule Store. WE SAVE YOU MONEY, due to our 83 Big
a Busy Stores buying altogether and don't forget that we sell you the NEW for LESS.
Divorce Is (.ranted.
Judge Phelps has granted a divorce
In the case of Annie Anderson vs.
Evan G. Anderson.
Undergoes Operation.
Mrs. Joe Forrest of Athena under
went an operation yesterday at St
Anthony's hospital and Is reported to
day to be Improving nicely.
Men's
Men's
Men's
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoys'
Hoys'
Bays'
Men's
Men's
Mast's
Men's
Beting suits tT.to, ss.eo. sia.so
Spring Hats tec, $1.48, fl.SS
Spring Shirts 4 Sc. Mo, 11.49
Spring Stilts Sl.8, M.S8, tS.Ss
Spring Blouses SSe, 4Sc
Spring Hats 4c, SSc tSo
spring Pants 49o. SSc. S8c
spring Shoes . . . SI.'JS, $t.S9, SI.S9, $1.98
Dress Shoes SU.9U, S8.50. SS.98
Heavy Work Shoes. . . . S2.49, $2.98, SS.50
Summer Work Shoes $1.49, $t,89, $1.98
Work Shirts 39c, 45c
Boudoir Caps 85c 49e, M
New Strap Purses 49c. S9e, Sao
New Hand Bags 49c. 98c. $1.4
New Collars 25c, 19c. 98o
Auto tans '. . . 49c. SSc, 98c
New Silk Gloves 49c. SSc. Sfto
(ilnghani Petticoats 25c, SSc
Sateen Petticoats 49c, SSc, S8o
Children's Dresses SSc 49c, 98c
Children's Sateen Bloomers SSc 4 So
Bungalow Aprons 49c, 69c, Stto
Klmonas SSc, $1.49 to $$.98
AMERICAN BOXERS
SCORE GLEAN SWEEP
!
1 Todays Arrivals Ladies White Goats Buy It For Less
You Can Alwayi
Do Better At
We Lead,
Others Follow
Modern Home for Sale.
On account of moving to Spokane I
' desire to sell my modern noma at 12 S
Jan street For particulars Inquire
! at E. 0. office or address
a & BUTLER,
1113 W. Indiana Ave , Spokane Wash
(Adv.)
DRINK
if
BRAN-NEW
It's pure and
has the "Pep."
The best drink on the market.
Made in the best town on earth,
PENDLETON.
Served at the Following Cafes:
St. George Grill. Quelle Cafe
On Draught and in Bottles at Following Resorts:
Connor's Cigar Store Coutts & McDevitt
Billy's Place The Crescent
Sold to the family trade in cases of one dozen bottles
and up, quarts or pints.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
City Brewery
Wholesale and Retail. Telephone 528
To Build Hollow Tile House.
Roland Oliver has started work on
his new 14000 home on Jackson street I
The house will be built of hollow tile
and will be the first residence in Pen- 1
dleton so constructed. Mr. Oliver
sold his old house to A. Zueske who
moved it farther south on the street.
Musicians Arrive in City.
Pauline Miller Chapman, soprano,
Frank Thomas Chapman, violinist,
and May Van Dyke, pianist, arrived i
In Pendleton on No. 17 today and will
appear this evening in concert at the
Presbyterian church. They were met
at the depot by Miss Margaret Lowell
and Prof. W. K. Livingston who knew
them at PaciHc University.
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AveriU Back Home.
After a two weeks trip through
Washington. E. F. Averill, federal in
spector of predatory animals, is back !
home. He went from here to Spo
kane and north to the Canadian bor-1 The supremacy of America s box
der, returning by way of Seattle. He e over tne Europe,, varletv of
reports that the campaign being : con- fisticuff artists has been demonstrat
ducted for the extermination of coy-eed tIip m.twW fth..i.h
otes is proving very successful in I dlewelght and hawweih eh..
plonshlps of Norway nave Just been
annexed by three American boxers.
Two of the three also won titles in
Denmark.
John Maloney. of St. Rita's Cath
olic Club. Philadelphia, took the first
l,V1a in lh. r.a,t,nn..h, , , .
Frances Sa.lng Is keeping the 'flcJ Karpenskl, of the Cleveland Mhle t o
open each evening this week until t ri..h wn . ,h ,.,,, , " ,
. . . . , I ciud, won In the middleweight class,
o clock for the accommodation of the .A . " ,. .
, . . mi" ifvwifitiH, in ijib union
settlement. New York, gained the
Mrs. Otto of Helix Is In the city to
day. Mrs. M. Willard of Baker Is at tha
Bowman.
A. F. Cealnn of Echo Is a Pendle
ton visitor.
A. V. Wells, the Bushong man, was
in the city yesterday.
H. O. Casteel was In from his horn
at Pilot Bock last evening.
Murray Stamper of Walla Walla
Is a guest of the St. Oeorge.
A. U Stafford of Cottage Orove if
among the visitors in Pendleton
J. M. Stephenson, proprietor of the
Qolden Rule Cafe, Is spending a few
days in Wallowa.
J. H. Rust of Boise, formerly of
this city, is registered at the Hotel
Pendleton.
A. Buckley, E. Thomas and H. I
Lyon, division O.-W. officials, paid
Pendleton a visit yesterday.
Miss Mabel Bentley, who has been
studying to become a nurse at a hos
pital in Baker, came over today for
a short vacation.
For sale Sewing machine In first
class condition. Owner going east
and no reasonable offer rejected. 117
W. Court street, Apt. 8.
1S4M Acres Farm Land for Sate,
Located 4 1-1 miles south of Pen
dleton O P Bowman, Pendleton. Ore.
Adv.
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Many Register After 5.
Last evening after 5 o'clock 26
voters appeared at the clerk's office
and were registered. All but two
were women. Registration Clerk j
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Spot No. 1 Manitoba, 13s 6u; No. 2
heaviest registration day, she reports
since the books were opened.
first honors in the heavyweight class
In Norway.
Maloney and Karpenskl won the
Danish championships.
House Is Robbed.
Report of a burglary at the home
of Frank Clark, ill West Alta street
last night, was made to the police The most remarkable fire recorded'
this morning by Mr. Clark. He re- 'n Minnesota was that which burned
ported that two valuable rings, a out the entire Interior of a Thief Riv
locket and chain and several other , died out, leaving the exterior un
articles of jewelry were taken. The er Falls home the other day and then j
window of the house had been left scorched, a phenomenon which theo
open and It is supposed that the j rists who overlook one trifling prop-'
thief entered through it Footprints ! erty of flame explain by declaring
tsars found outside the window. Mr., 'hat frost had hermetically sealed tha'
Clark is an employe of the Rayhurn , walls and cut off all fresh supplies of.
meat market.
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ALL NEXT WEEK IS
DRESS-UP WEEK
observed the nation over.
The crowning touch
the link that makes com
pete for the best dress
ed, be they either ladies'
or gentlemen, is
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We are prepared to show you jewelry that is
II right up to the season in style and popularity.
I Let us help fit you out for this big nationally
5 observed occasion.
Royal M. Sawtelle
Since 1887
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Wants Umatilla County Exhibit
Urging that Umatilla county have
a strong and comprehensive exhibit
of her products at the annual state
fair this fall and that preparation for
the collection be commenced now,
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weatherford,
member of the trustees of the fair,
has written the Commercial associa
tion. She states that eastern Ore
gon has been put in a separate dist
rict and that counties will compete
only with other counties In the same
district
oxygen.
Prince Leopold of Prussia, who Is
married to a sister of the German
Empress, is the wealthiest of German
royalties.
Itcdnu-n to Pilot Rock.
A delegation of Pendleton Redtnen
last evening accompanied Great Sa
chem J. A. Donavan of Hermlston to
Pilot Rock for an official visit to the
At high noon yesterday at the home
of Miss Ethel Newqulst, 706 Aura
stieet, Miss Alwilda Newqulst, young
eft daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. !
Newqulst, and Allien Hover were unl. I
ted In marriage. The ring ceremony
The fitting of glasses re.
quires more skill than is
commonly supposed and can
only be properly done by an
optician of long experience,
who Is equipped with the
most modern sight testing
devices.
My office is equipped with
the most modern equipment
for the eliminating of all
guess work so that all who
come here for glasses may re
ceive the utmost benefit from
their use.
I can refer you to people
by the hundreds who have
found relief from their eye
trouble by my system after
trying many others without
success.
The charges are always
reasonable.
DALE ROTHWELL,
Exclusive Optician
American Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone 609.
Royal Gwent Welch
Male Singers
COMING TO THE
Christian Church
Friday, April 7th
Considered one of the highest class musical organizations
that has ever toured America.
MUSIC LOVERS, DON'T FORGET THIS DATE.
Redman of that town. Those going. W(lB uged and ,h(, ceremony waB per.
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lin. Alvin Edmlsten. Carl Gulott and
R. Laurence, Sachem Joseph Fiedler.
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William Edmisten. keeper of warn,
pum. W. Keylor of Walla Walla and
James Hutchison. After the meeting
the Pilot Rock lodge gave a banquet
which was presided over by Dr. J. L.
Gilleland. The Pilot Rock Redmen
w;ll return the visit on the first Tues
day In May.
Hone for Mis4on-McKay Road.
Supt. E. L. Swartzlander of the '
r'matllla agency has received word 1
from the Indian bureau thai action .
t-pon the application for the turnover j
of the Mission-McKay road to the
county will probably be delayed until
a further reassessment of damage!
can be made. This road Is on the
formed by Rev. C, A. Hodshlre, pas
tor of the Methodist church. Miss
Marjory Sparks, u niece of the bride,
played the wedding march. The
bride was beautifully gowned In deli
cate white silk taffeta over pink and
carried a bouquet of pink chrysanthe
mums. Follow'ng the ceremony a
wedding dinner wan served. Both Mr.
und Mrs. Hover have a host of friends
here and they will make their future
home In the city. The guests at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
Newqulst, Mr. and Mrs. O. L Sparks
and children, Mr. and Mrs. O. B
Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sparks
and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eg
gers. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newqulst,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Newqulst Mr. and
Mrs.- H. J. Taylor. Mrs. Esther Hoe,
Karl Hoe. Karl Neivqulst and Howard
Xf wqulfit
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
Mrs. Mills of Wallula came over on
the N. P. train this morning.
J. T. Hosklns. prom'nent sheepman
of the Echo country, is In the city to- 1
I day.
C. D. Gabrlelson of Salem, well
known Insurance man. Is making Pen
i dleton a visit.
Mrs. Frank R. Hayes and son,
Burke, went out to the Strand ranch
yesterday afternoon,
W. W. Wasser. cashier ef the Far
mers' Security Bank of Milton, Is
transacting business In the city today.
Mrs. R. C. Bean and son have ar
rived from Freewater to loin Mr.
Ben. They will take up their resi
dence In Pendleton.
Does
Newspaper
Advertising
Pay?
A large paint manufac
turer asked this question
of retailers throughout the
country:
TiO. 3 SAID:
"I believe that advertising In
the local paper brings new cus
tomers Into my store and that
It keeps the old ones trading
here. I do not trace any per
cent, of sales directly to this
kind of advertising.
"I know that everyth ng that
1 put In the paper is read, as I
have the people tell me about
it. I do know that I bought
almost as much paint In 1915
as In the two years previous,
and that I did much more ad
vertising In the paper In 1915."
(Continued tomorrow.)
BARGAINS!
USED CARS
Saturday Only
All in Good Running Order.
BUICKS
CHALMERS
V VELIES
FORDS
To be sold at such big bargains they are
bound to go.
On display next Saturday morning.
Don't let this chance pass to get a good
car cheap.
Oregon Motor Garage
Incorporated
117, 119, 121, 123 W. Court St.
Phone 468.