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DAILY EAST OREGON! AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916.
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WE ARE MAKING A WHOLESALE
PRICE ON ALL
Smoked
Meats
BEECHNUT I
HAMS and BACON
and the largest stock of smoked meats in
the city to order from,
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The time to order is NOW.
The telephone, 188
The place
DOWNEY'S MARKET !
ITU MACHINIST
TO
FOR AN OPERATION
ItOIIKKT III !I SUFFERING PitOM
STEEL BPLCfTEB IX ON P.
OP HIS ARMS.
Will Have to be Itemoved a it Has
Worked ItHelf Through the Fletth
and Is Scraping the Bone of Hit
Arm; Foreman of Hrldge Gang Re.
sign; Other News.
( East Oregonian Special.)
RIETH. Ore.. Aurll IT. LOOM
I Marlln, boiler maker at the shops ha
moved his family here from I Grando
and la now at home In hla railroad
bungalow.
Machinist Robert Rudd went to
Portland on Xo. l Tuesday morning
for medical attention on account of
the steel splinter that embedded itself
ii: hit arm a short time ago. The
steel has worked in until It la scrap
ing the bone and will have to be re-
fmoved at once to obtain any relief.
Henry B. Meyers employed at the
rcundhouse has moved his family
from Walla Walla to Pendleton being
Telephone 688 for Cascade Butter, 35c lb.
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Safety For Your Money
Service For You
Every dollar you deposit here is in per
fect safety.
Every service we render you will be in
the helpful, friendly spirit that always
characterizes the American National.
We want your patronage you should
have our strength and service.
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unable to get a house here at Rleth
In which to live.
Mrs. G. 8. McClellan made a short
visit with friends In I'nlon last week
but was glad to get back to a live
town again.
George Gratton. assistant foreman
of the bridge gang located here, re
signed Saturday night and Is now en
gaged In the boarding house business
having bought a half Interest In the
"cook" tent on the north side.
Fred Last, foreman of the water
service department has been busy the
past week running water pipes and
putting hydrants along the tracks
v.here the cars are located that are
used as living quarters to supply those
people with a good quality of water
ar.d Insure a healthy populace.
R. H. Waring, a resident here fot
some two months has moved to Baker
leaving with his family on Xo. II
Tuesday evening. Mr. Waring has
secured a contract at Baker for laying
a large amount of cement sewer tile.
Miss Maud Waring arrived from Port
land Mondav and accompanied the
family to Baker from here
Roy Reeves and Herbert McGinn,
employes of the station here, have
been assigned to positions as extra
passenger brakemen between Pendle
ton and Huntington and are working
on temporary assignments this week.
These young men are well liked and
will no doubt make a success in their
lew undertaking.
Karl Hacker who worked as car
checker here a week or so has given
up railway work and taken a position
us driver of a motor truck In Pendleton.
Operator C A. Barry Is all smiles at
lust, Mrs. Barry having arrived from
Payette, Idaho, last week and they
are at home In their cabuose house
on Frog avenue below the round
house.
Alexander Mllburn an old time
trainman and yard man has been act
ing as night call boy a few days but
thinks the lob requires too much
'hot footing it" for a man of his age
and gave up after four night's work.
R. B. Anderson of the engineering
force is now spending most of his time
at Messnes overseeing the erection of
a coal chute similar to the one here
except in size, the Messner chutes be
ing somewhat smaller. Mr. Anderson
leturns here a couple times a week
to keep matters going as they should
at this end.
Mrs. R. A. Rudd went to La Grande
Monday for a week's visit with friends
there during Mr. Rudd's absence In
Portland. She will probably be glad
to get back here to a live town again
after a few days loneliness in the me
tropolis beyond the mountain.
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Eye Satisfaction
Foot Comfort
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Train Theft Xets $1000.
SOUTH BEXD. Infi.. April J7.
Silks and other merchandise valued at
$4000 were stolen from Xew York
Central train Xo. 32. which arrived In
South Bend from Chicago.
The robbery took place at Xorwood,
a little station west of South Bend,
where the Xew York Central detec
tives claim a "fence"' Is located. Most
Our New Shoes
For Women
Eight and one half and nine inch boots are becoming more
popular every day.
We are now prepared to satisfy your wants in
Nine inch Glazed and Dull Kid lace boots,
s White Reignskin, 9 inch lace, over white ivory sole and full
white ivory heel. This sThoe cannot be duplicated. Get them
S now.
White high grade button buck, beautifully designed.
English walking shoes in dark tan Russia calf, lace, Hackney
last over gray rubber sole and heel.
WE WANT YOU TO SEE THEM. WE'RE SURE YOU'LL
LIKE THEM.
ALEXANDERS
SHOES OF QUALITY
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All purchases charged here Friday and Saturday will be placed on your May bill.
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of the merchandise was from a Chi
cago department store.
Splendid for Rheumatism.
"I think Chamberlain's Liniment Is
just splendid for rheumatism," writes
Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldrldge. N. Y. ".It
has been used by myself and other
members of my family time and time
again during the past six years and
has always given the nest of satisfac
tion." The quick relief from pain
which Chamberlain's Liniment affords
Is alone worth many times the cost.
Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
KNOW THYSELF.
Know thyself, immortal being.
True to our Maker's seeing.
Let not your self be betrayed.
By any worldly thing displayed,
Nor contradict thy Inner soul,
But make thy self In God's sight
whole.
Let
not thy conscience by pride be
ruled.
Nor thy inner soul of self be fooled,
For pride is but an outward show.
Displayed by men on earth below.
While conscience within thine own
soul lies,
And is the part of us which God
supplies.
Only that small part doth God hold,
1 Yet by Him we are all controlled.
Save a few, who are but sinners.
And with Christ they would be
winners,
But their conscience is ruled by pride,
And the humble gift of God denied.
Had they but known themselves.
Their records might be on God's
shelves,
But they must reap what they did sow.
While on this small earth here below.
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So what can your soul rise and say.
Of your good deeds on earth today
JAMES KIRKPATRICK, JR .
Weston, Oregon.
Age, 20 years. Date, April 27, 11-
That he receives messages from as
far away as Paris with the frame of
an iron bed is the claim of a London
wireless expert.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
From a small beginning the sals
and use of this remedy has extended
to all parts of the United States and
to many foreign countries. When
you have need of such a medietas
give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a
trial and you will understand why it
has become so popular for coughs,
colds and croup. Obtainable every
where. Adv.
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OREGON THEATRE
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ELLIOTT & SHERMAN PRESENT
D. W. GRIFFITH S MARVELOUS SPECTACLE
Matinee Daily 2: 1 5
Lower Floor
75c and $1.00
Balcony 50c
Gallery Unres. 25c
Evenings 8:15
Lower Floor
75c and $1.50
Balcony $ 1 .00
Gallery Unres. 50c
Boxes $2.00
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ONLY
TODAY
TOMORROW
and
SATURDAY
NOTE Don't Be Wned, These Prices Will Always Prevail, So Don't wait and be Disappointed