East Oregonian : E.O., August 29, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY BAST OBEGONIAN. PEW)LETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1916.
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Peaches
For Canning
We have first class late Klbertas. Crawfords
and Malta peaches in each day direct from the
grower. Don't wait too long as the season will
be short this year.
WE BUY ONLY THE VERY BEST. IT WILL
PAY YOU TO LOOK OVER OUR STOCK.
Ougr Canteloupes, the best. Black Beries
Aluminum Kettle, 3 for 85c.
Watermelons, car due today, lb. 1 Vie
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CRAY BROS
GROCERY CO
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28
823 Main St.
To tWO Dwelling.
Bltatroai mothers have takM out
a permit to make repairs on .1 BWU"
ing on Jackson street owned by H. J
Taylor The Improvements wi" e08t
75.
licturii From Vacation.
Hr. J. K. Sharp, wife anil son re
turned from a two weeks vacation
ytsierdav thai has been spent at
Hldawas Springs. He reports the
largest crowd there this season this tore
popular resort has ever enjoyed.
Offers Camping (ironnd.
rnstmuster Tom J Tweedy has of
fered a lot in the east end of the ell.
r.ear his home for utile tourists dur
ing the Kound-l'p.
Motor Front Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Van Ausdale of
Spokane and iwis Uongbothain mo-
d through Pendleton this morn
ing en route home from San Francis
co and Portland where Ikej havj
been visiting.
spoke
npntT t large Crowd.
Kx- Itabtu Joseph Qotdmaa
to large audience at the Haptist Warns OuiiHTs or lire.
church last night on the subject 01! Forest Supervisor W. W. Crj del -an-
the Mosaic law and the ten lost nounces that the extreme hot wea-
Mr Goldman Went I toer is last urymg up m iveara mm
be warns that everj precaution oe ex
ercised by campers and hunters from
Ili-IIHUl SXol llulUMliits. I Parting forest fires.
t'ltv School Superintendent A. T
o.m rir u .I M ,-hief William K. Kiii-'Fiein ln.worUr.
gold, made a lour of the city school
YES SIR! THE GOLDEN RULE IS THE
BEST PLAGE TO TRADE
Buying as we do for 125 stores, paying cash for all our good, selling for cash
only, and eliminating all losses on charge accounts, having no bookkeepers, no deliv
eries, no high priced fixtures, etc., we cut operating expenses to a minimum. These
are a few reasons why you can do better at this store.
Men's Fall suits
Boy' Fall Suits
Boys' (Kid Pant- .
Iloys' I Houses
Men's Work Shirts
.!(. 118.50, SII.7.V
$2.H. $.8. I.N
4(k 9c, Wi'
15o, 49c
Me, -Ilk'
Men's liiblNtl Union Suits e
Men's Poroaknil I atoa suits site
Men's . V. It. Union Stilts 89c
Men's Summer shoes. 11.44), SI.9H
Men's Kress Shoes S2.9H. 13.50, $.9H. g 1. 511
l adles' New Fall Suits $ 14.76, 116.50. $18,511
I adit-.' Fall Skirts $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.9
Ladles' Waists $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Unites' t all Petticoats 49c. 69c, 98c. $1.49, $2.49
Ladles! Fall Hresse $5.90, $9.90, $12.50. $14.75
I -adieu' Fall shoes $2.49. $2.98, $3.50, $3.98. $4.98
Ladies' Kid (.loves 98c. $1.49, $1.98
Ladles' Klmnmis ..98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Fancy Turkish Towels 12 He. 25c, 39c, 49-
I'croxldc. N-o. iKitlle . , , ,v
triles of lsrae
to ttuker this morning
GO TO THE
St. George Grill
when you want a good
steak.
35c Merchants Lunch
Served Daily.
Boost the Round-Tp,
Pendleton boosters who wish to let
their friends and relatives kaow
about the Round-t'p. can do so by
using Round-Up envelopes with typo
and illustration printed In beautiful
colors. These envelopes may be se
cured In any quantity at the East
Oregnnian office for one cent each.
Adv.
lAdies.
For residential work, call Pendle
ton Hair Dressing and Manicure Par
lors, phone 45 Pendleton Hotel Adv
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'T'HE drink that put the
"weat" in hot weather
buildings this morning to find if they
all complied with the recent fire ordi
nance In all respects.
Hard to Secure Accommodations.
George Orattan or Hteth. was in
the city yesterday in an effort to get
lumber to build a business house. Mr.
tlraltan is thinking ot constructing .1
two story frame building in the near
future. At present he is running a
boarding house.
The firm of KilliaiUs w is incorpor
ated today by H. 11. lilllacua, Maud
C Zilliacus and lan McDonald. The
corporation is to conduct a 5c. 10c.
lie store in Pendleton. The capital
stock is to be Jliu.OUU
Xew Instructor Arrives.
Virgil Fendall. newly elected BAKU
of the agricultural department ot
Pendleton high school, arrived
Denies story of Drowning.
in a letter to the Billboard, Buffalo
Vernon, well known Round-t'p fig
ure, denies the report that he was
recently drowned In Texas He as
serts that it would tie impossible to
drown in such a dry state as Oregon.
A picture of the Pendleton cow ho
a companies the letter.
tins
To Visit Hound-l"p.
Will y ivtprson has received word
morning with his wife from Newuerg 1 ft Ju)r j,,hn Stevenson of
where he has been passing the sum-. portu,n(J Si0inK ,h, he and his wile
MT Mr Fendall is now looking tor vM h here (u at,eml tne Round
a suitable house to move into for thai ri, Tm,v m t(1 m.lk(, the trlp ln
winter While in college Fendall was-lh(,ir mrrim. This will be Judge
a member of the O. A. t". track team i Stevenson's first trip t" the show and
; he is verv anxioush awaiting the
YOU CAN
DO BKTTKK T
J.C Penney Co. Inc
WB LEAD,
OTIIKIIS lHM.IrflW
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Abbott, Darrell Cannon. Braden tier- STl'DKNT SOIdMFItS Dltll.L
long and Slim Thompson In the covv- AT AMERICAN l.VKF.
bins' race. The Wler boys of Monu-i
ment. N. If. are coming back for the Portland Has I urgo-t Knrollinont
steer rouine and they expect to make Only Half of ShIioI ulol 'Um
faster time this year than last. Every
event will have many old favorites in
tt and many new ones. The program
which has just been completed Is as
follows for each one of the
days:
1 Bucktni bulls, huffalos, burros,
etc.
Z. Cowboys' pony race, purse I2T.0.
1 BquaW race, purse $150.
t. Cowboys' relay race, purse $1000.
5. Cowgirls' standing race, purse
1 1 SO.
6 Steer tmlldoggillg. purse J2o0.
T. Cowboys' standing race, purse
1150.
s. Cowgirls' bucking contest, purse
1150 and saddle.
f. Indian pony rela. purse $300.
in. Indian pony race, purse $150.
her Arc on Hand.
TACOMA. Wn.. Aug. 29.- Revllle
aroused the hundred student soldiers
three 1st American Lake at five thirty this
morning. They drilled for hours.
Many recruits are still arriving. Only
half of the scheduled number are on
hand. The remainder are expected
this afternoon and tomorrow. Port
land's enrollment Is the largest.
Auto Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Wsaton.
leaves Henning'a Cigar Store at It a.
m, and 3:30 p m. each day. Adv.
Make Investigation or nooks.
I'eeause he refused to allow the
industrial insurance commission t"
audit his books yesterday to find it
he is complying with the law. U J
Harrett. a blacksmith, was brough'
before the commission this morning
S in the office of District Attorne
Frederick Steiwer tor an investigation.
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"BRAN-NEW
Will s probated.
The will of Adoiph Mack, deceased,
was admitted to the probate court to
day. By the terms of the will the
daughters, Kate Curl Pauline Hays
;ind Mildred Johnson were left $25
each, The remainder of the estate,
both personal and real, is left to a
son. Bruno Mack. Bruno Mack is ap
pointed executor of the will.
com mis- j
SOME "PEP"
Here ill Years.
John Heathmun. street
3 J stoner, better known as "Missouri Temperature Drop a Few Points.
I ; John," is today celebrating the 34th While it may be hard to believe tu-
5 anniversary of his arrival la Peudle.iia is the 1 lest in a week, the offl-
S ton. Heathman is a Kentucklan byuial temperature wii Hi degrees at 2
E birth but crussed the plains in MS o'clock. Last Wednesday the thermo
5 from Missouri hence his nickname meter registered 100; Thursday. OH:
S He has been un the oolice department Friday, 100; Saturday, 101; Sunday,
..... ... ...... ... whi.-h h was 103. and yesterday 104. A week ago
toaav tne temperature regisiereu
Cooler weather is predicted
Steer roping contest, purse $ . 90.
Maverick race, purse $1" dai(y
iloiti roping contest, purse $25".
Brand march.
Indian dances.
Cowgirls' pony race, purse $150.
St tgi coach race, purse $200.
Ponv race (express!. purse
$200.
lit. Cowgirls' relay race, purse $750
ami saddle.
20. Cowboys' bucking contest, purse
$3oo and saddle.
21 Tug of war.
22. Quick change race.
23. Wild horse race, purse $150
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TEACHES WOMEN TO UHUtY
! chief.
oegrees.
Oa Draught and In Bottle;
at Follow ins Resorts:
Al Dunlap's
Bllly'e Place
Courts A McDevitt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool Hall
Sutton Cigar store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hali
The Charles Co.
GrUman's Cigar Store.
Served at the Following
Cafes.
St. George Grill
Quelle Cafe.
REFRESHING
INVIGORATING
NON-INTOXICATING
"BRAN-NEW." like the
Round-Fp, is a Pendleton
d iet that beats them all.
5 j Former Hoy Here.
I : Itev. Vernal Kac
pr
rtachman of Nanipt.
3 formerly a student of Pendleton high
S ' school, is In the city visiting friends
Eland relatives. Mr ttachman sas
I that Kampa Is enjoying great pros
S pertly at present, that loo new houses
S , were put up this year and a new b e
S 1 plant and hotel are oeing cunstrcted.
E The Dewey Palace, one of the finest
S I hotel.- in the northw est, is to be open
El ed again to tht public September 1.
Thank- Association for Writc-Lp.
Elmer Scott, director of Public
Welfare 01 Dallas. Texas, has written
the commercial association thankins
them for the write-up concerning the
municipal natatorium which appear
ed in a recent copy of the American
City. An article Is being prepared for
this publication on the new Carnegm
library. Several
the article.
uts will accompany
An ideal summer drink for
len women and children.
ROUND-UP PROGRAM OF
3 DAYS IS COMPLETED
Sold to tie family trade in cases of one dozen bottles and up,
quarts or pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks,
PORT-0 and PEND-0.
2 Brewed and bottled by
I Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
City Brewery.
E Wholesale ind Famllv Trade Telephone 5tt S
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Eitnil Service Examinations.
S' The I'nited States civil service 1 on-
' mission announces that male stenog-1
3 rapher and typewriter examinations irc Than 100 Contestant From Ml
I'art- of the I lilted States rc
S I will be held in this city ,,n September
il 12 and September tt, 1911, for the d -
Washington.
sigmsl up fur itlg Spectacle.
partmental service
S ! f'" ! With more than 100 contestants
$J I There are two hundred appoint- frnm a ))ans )f ,np rjmted states
E' menU to be made to newly created slgned up for th year-s RoUnd-Up.
S vacancies: salaries 0 to $1000 per SeptnrbST ;i, and 23. the exhibl-
annum. 1 t()n j,SPif wm be the greatest
Sj Men onlj will ie admitted to tne iull-l off. The rela
examination. Age limits IS years
over. t
Persons desiring this examination
should at once apply for Forms KM
and 1424 to the district secretary,
11th civil service district, post office
building. Seattle Washington, or tn
the local sec retary, board of civil se
AfU'r your sumnuT's job, bring your watch in to us and
let us overhaul it for you.
Let us keep your watch up to the standard, we guaran
tee good service and expert workmanship.
Two watchmakers always busy.
Roval M. Sawtelle
Jeweler Since '87
Pendleton. Oregon
pver
races. both
,r .cowboys' and cowgirls', the annual
: Round-I'p classics, are going to be
contested by faster horses and better
riders, than ever before with such
riders as Bertha Blancett. Ruth Par
ton. Vera Me'llnnls and Mabel Ie
Img In the cowgirls' event and Allen
Drumheller, Sleepy Armstrong Hill
AS A HAWAIIAN MAIDEN AT SUMMER DANCE
Mrs. Carl Graham Flsh'i of In
dianapolis, created something of a
sensation at a dance at N'arragansott
Pier in her custunie as a Hawa
maiden. This photograph shows her
bun footed and bare legged, play
ing a musical instrument Just as Is
done in Hawaii Her performance
won the second prize at the dance.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
Wf A5f W0UD 0
si. nrv tMt&tr ifia l.
"At nieSMn Of it'epoc"" k"
Practically all of the Restaurants and Hotels in Pen
dleton use
"PEACOCK COAL"
Exclusively
You will do the same after using this coal if you buy
coal on the same basis as other household necessities.
THE BIGGEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
Yours for
QUALITY, QUANTITY, SERVICE
Smythe - Lonergan Co.
PHONE 178 .
IIIIlll
WE HAVE ALL
THE NEW THINGS
IN MILLINERY.
No old stock, every
thing new and up--to-date
at
COHN HAT SHOP
814 Main St.
Phone 638
1 MAUDE 'YOUNGER-
Miss Maud Younger Is the school
teacher for lobbying for the Women's
Congressional Union in Washington.
She teaches women how to Interview
representatives and senators In their
efforts to effect the passage of the
Susan B Anthony amendment to the
constitution of the I'nited States.
Watermelons. I 1-4 m lund
Kxtra fancy home grown melons.
Car will be unloaded tomorrow morn
ing It's going to be a regular Water,
melon Carnival at The Peoples Ware
house. Phone your orders. We have
them on Ice. Adv.
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
TYFSmUO 61SfS OHOOND
AND FITTED-LINSIS DUPLICATED
AMExiCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING.- PENDLfTON.ORE
Photo 609
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Used
exclusively by.
the Ford Motor
Company
at its plant;
branches
and service
stations, who
state it is. best
for Ford cars.
MAik lor Booklrt"
Sold by
5
fk Ml Garden St.
ROUND-UP IK AUTO CO., Inc.
Telephone 661 4