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EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1916. PAGE TWO I a.llflfflLtskv ! women Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Men's Suits th I street. home of HrttM Burton. 814 Mill aii ktaokhaas tn mnettn. Our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ot Men's Suits be gan this morning. All of our Spring and Summer suits are included in this sale, also many winter suits. We have divided our stock into two great lots as follows LOT 1 Embraces all suits up to and including $20.00 values YOUR CHOICE FOR LOT 2 Embraces all suits up to and including $35.00 values YOUR CHOICE $11.95 $14.95 The Peoples Warehouse Copyright Ilarl Sdiafner & Man Where It Pays to Trade A The l-ady Maccubecs will he enter. B i Tuesday. AtiKtiHt :'2 (it 1:31 at A Mrs Mary te of 416 Baat Alt 5 ltre will leave today for Seattia 8 to spend several weeka with her dnu- E ghter, 2 Mis Tillle Pompendnrf of New 'lanpton, Iowa, armed Thursday to visit until after the Round-Up with her aunt, Mrs I f. Uimpkln. She came bv way of Havre, Montana and spent two days each In Glacier Tark and Spokane enroute. Misses y.ella Thompson and Leura Jerard. Ir. Oiuy I Hoyden and Bert rand S. Jerard composed an auto party leaving yesterday afternoo for Ihman Springs to spend the week end. A H. Wnnd was a Haker visitor her Thnmday. T.. 1.. Davis of Snake Klver wu In the city yesterday. Ralph Hoiirtelotte of Porlland wu in I he city yesterday. A. Me zee of Myrtle Point passed last night In the city. Q, M. Hoyd of Euaenc was In the city on business yesterday. Charles Myers of Hirinlston was a Plndleton visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Myers of The DktlM was here Thursday n ght. D. U Barnhlsel. well known stock I uyar, was over from Walla Willi. K. W. Thurker and George M. Cur ry were Cottage Grove visitors here. U Matthles of Ui Grande WM reg istered at the Hotel llowman Thur day. Harold BrMk and PohWBI Tallman an in the Wj creek valley in search of Krnuse. Klmer Itorle, will known Walla Walla buatreai man was in the city yesterday, D ntii I). V Caffrev and wife of Se were nut of town visitors In the rhursday. J. II PERMIT IS ISSUED TO used, but they are not suitable sneen as iney conmui iooh- ul,u GRAZE GOATS ON FOKtMS brua tnan grass. The loaU are more 1200 Animals Will be Ranged on Crater National Reserve Room For More. "t soma technical violation of traffic tegulations. One officer who stop ted the president's car and then rec ognized Its occupant, very nearly sut- needs. and a rougn country is no ou., ).m)U n.tured Ur NVilsn comforted stacle to a goat. The damage done i )llstraugnt (,ff icer, and compli by goats to young conhers is slight , menM him tho lmpwtiW p,r- und, It II said they are oiien a rea.i hi. duty. However, the on. and thnt the stranuer was New York's chief executive sterdll uln agile and courageous, the succulent underbrush Is well suited to their not Ion And so the harvest senson. u io u-iih th nnor imllreman. He c Rill has returned from sets Into trouble for doing his duty Hidaway Springs where he has been and for not doing It- just the same, enjoying an outing. LOCALS FATIMA Sensible Cigarette For rent Furnished 5-room house : close in. for August. Also two room '8 New PORTLAND. Aug. 18. A permit benefit in keeping down inflammable has just been issued for the grazing brash an(i thus aiding in fire protoc ol a band Of 1200 goats on the Crater tiun National Forest, according to an an nouncement made today by the Dis trict Forester, Portland, Oregon. This i iVio f'rst Hermit issued for a largo l and of animals, and is apparently i (paia Advertisement j ? the result of the recent study made by I For sale Isu Kimball parlor or-1 the forest srvice to develop area- gaIl slightly used. Bargain if taken suitable for different kinds of stock, at once call or address, S13 Clay, especially goats. Prompt aulomonlle , taxi service, , The service announces that there isi jay 0r night. Funerals to cemetery room for about 3000 more head on!oniy 13 50 Phone 680. Hotel 3V the Crater forest, for two bands on George. Carney Taxi Ca. the Siskiyou anu n-ia jJLjs comstocK. expert nairurejei forests all in uregon. These areas and masseuse at Mason's Millinery. have been examined by grazing ex- HSdrTTOrt to order. Toilet articles for perts and pronounced su:table 'or,j.aie. All work guaranteed. goats. Furthermore, this range is all easily accessible from railroad J points. cottage furnished, permanent to de It is stated by forest officers that Snbu tenantB. Pnun6 469. they are anxious to nave tnese rana. For galeFjve room noUMi east ; I Court street. Desirable location, close mewvssvsvssV,k3,A21iX' ! to school. A genuine bargain For MiWWwWWfiSJt K 1 particulars address P.. C. Jory. Mau- B i nln Ora S Mattress maklrg, furniture repair-1 ing, upholstering, called for and deliv-1 ered, city or coJatry. La Dow Bros., j 219 Beauregard. P"hne 227J. Wanted By young married man, I year around Job on grain or stock! ranch. Address Edw H. Smith, 1 T 7 j 1-2 Valley Ave., Baker, Ore. : will be opened soon. Be prepared to; ft settle. Send two-.ent stamp Oregon dl-and Grant Information SarVica BL .. r. .1 J i i.omm;rciai ziuiiu;ug, r-uinaiiu, uic ' gon. I For sale Modern, one year old j ! bungalow, 5 rooms, Dutch kitchen : fire place, full cement basement East front, corner lot. 417 Logan or phone 365R. policeman is said to have suffered from nervous chills Tor many ikivs. Quite recently another policeman up) in Connecticut stopped a car for the ' purpose of arresting its occupant for speeding, but when the speedy j stranger invented the claim that he was ktayof Mite hal Of New York. the abashed policeman gulped several! times, and assured the occupant or the car that his interference was not i an arrest at all, but simply a warning Imagine the humiliation of the po- j llceman when later in the day he found thai he had been imposed up- Consider the Mothers health after ehlldWrtb bf taking necessary precautions be fore the Hying ordeal by iHnir 'Mother's Friend" to n-t na ture In preparing Bar for tlie ph leal cliuue. An s 'Mother's Friend" for many years v kkMB the BMSSI of gh lior relief to I llollUllliN of ...ii...m 11 iu in i.vh r- .Mothers tiai remcd witn I led merits, and should I p In the Dome oi every ripri i.oii i , , ir , t f,.r fr.... Uxit MT1 Vd H""IMI i' r " ulator Co.. it Lmr lti.!r.. Atlanta, (la. ioboi loiaoi lonoc aoaoi I0C3O Fail Sis We received by this mornings express a ship ment of new fall Suits from our ready-to-wear buyer who is now in New York City. WOOL VALOUR in plain and checks SKIRTS are cut full and the COATS have large collars, in many cases of fur or velvet see window display Sunday. f'. Auto Sihkc. A I For Adams, Athena and Weston A eaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a 1 A m. and 3:30 p m. each oay Adv. j 5! llig Car for Country Trip. Call Goedecke at Sutton's Cigar , Store, tel. 464. or Goedecke's home,; tel. 289M. Round-trip to Lehman or Hidaway, 17. Go any place In the country. Adv. t.' Jul !SH "A i Come and See for Yourself that . Auto for Hire. City or country trips. Phone D B Waffle. Residence 284M; office 130 The Peoples Warehouse Where It Pays to Trade 5 XmCK OF PAYMKYT OF I1H OF PKJTDLKTOJJ Ln'KOVE MI.NT n)MI8. Notice is hereby given that City ol Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos. 7 and 8, Series T, will be paid upon presentation thereof to the under signed at the American National Hank. Pendleton. Irmatllla County. Oregon Interest on said bondf eea"es September 1, 1916. Dated August 11. l'al LEE MOORHOUSE. Treasurer. City of Pendleton, by Wil liam Mlckelsen. Deputy. Ladles. For residential work, call Pendle ton Hair Dressing an 1 Manicure Par lors, phone 45 Pendleton Hotel. Ad by llihllc miKT TOnlcM, Moose Hall. The public Is cordially Invited to fend the regular Saturday night wyer's orchestra. Admission r," tonlcht in Moose hall. Music The Fall Styles are Beautiful Every woman is interested in fashion's whims, and at our store you will find them displayed for your pleasant approval. The latest ideas are here in Suits, Skirt, Dresses, Waists and other garments for. Fall and Winter wear awaiting your critical inspection, Come and see what unusually attractive garments have been produced for you this season. This is particularly true of the new Fall Coats. CLASSIC COATS "Stylishly Distinctive" We selected Classic Coats for you after a most critical inspection and com parison of many lines. We know they meet every requirement of Fashion, Service, Economy and real Comfort. And the prices are as attractive as the garments just what you will wish to pay for your new Coat. You will be very welcome, no matter whether you are ready to buy your new Coat now or not. j Come in today and try on a Classic Coats we shall enjoy showing you these Coats as much as you will enjoy seeing them. Popular Cash Store Where It Pays You to Pay Cash. V 8 a o .5 0001 lonoconoi ioaoirr: ipccr- i jcaoc
