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EIGHT PAGES DAILY BAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1916 PAGB eight r nr - IM i I Oregon Creamery Butter ROM 01 rw.nv- cwrvT ni CAM SPECIAL 2 lb. full weight 60c Aluminum Kettles, only a few left, 3 for 85c Old Monk Olive Oil. bottle 50c and $1.00 Gold Medal Butter, none better, lb. 40c Raisin Bread, loaf I0 Country Butter, lb. 30c Saratoga Chips, package 5c Made in Pendleton. Oregon Swiss Cheese, lb. 25c Gold Medal Catsup, 16-oz. bottle 15c AGENCY FOR CHASE & SANBORN'S TEAS AND COFFEE. GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUALITY" Two Phone, 28 823 Main St. Yd ff ft ft ff it ff ff ff ff ff ff i Did You Get Your "Round-Up" Ticket? J Anvpts Position Hero, loien MoCradl. ot rontano accepted a position with the hat .-hap. Bay o Badek. C L Elgin of this city has chased a D-4.r Buick auto of the gon Motor Curage. has Cohn pur- ml building, took he was followed by . .Mr. Brawn held office u succeeded by the presenl Tom J. Tweedy, in 1114. In r.K): . T. Ilrown. nil he was postmaster Move to City. The family of p. T, Hales in from their ranch near their Pendleton home on street. has moved Adams to east Court l.-ciuriis from tWll. Policeman Prank Nash has return ed from Cecil where he attended the HaMse Ittl-veatlg. eu iroin vein .. Hans Strove is in today from the funeral of his father. BtrUV ,,, here he finished har- I vesting the !)( crop yesterilay. He -1 ..ii.t Kllxalieth Purdill of I.a C.rando hat - ff Involved at Hospital Elizabeth V heen received it the Eastern Oregon State Hospital for treatment. 2 2 J j Recnnw from Buying Trip. 99' Chart Blumbeif of the People 55 i Warehouse, has returned from an ex 5t tensive buying trip m New York Vt ff ff J I truth') an dmiral. Word has heen received from As toria that John M. Hentloy. prominent Pendleton pioneer who Is attending the Regatta there, has been made an hon orary admiral of the Iteguttii fleet. 1 i i- ii l i - oknie eal Thev cot them others dome stood in line an nigni io m uic i gi . . " . j were indifferent, they got seats too, but what kmd? That the way a good mny do in selecting merchandise. Some plan to secure the best and have learned where to get it at a lower price. It will pay you too to get The Golden Rule prxes on what you need. This comparison has convinced hundreds. HHr. SI.WH. t.W, S:l-K SI. III. I.H. $1!. I. $!!. 8o. TIC, ! 1 I. tO, I.V, IT l-2r. Mc ltt. :. sc, $i.m ladies' outiujr Gowns Children's Outing Gown Colored Sateen Pottlooal Colored silk Pettiooata. ch Pall Middles Vow Call silk Waists Now l ull Voile Waists Vou I Mil llress skirts l adles' New I . ill Shoos S-.HH. S.0 S:l.8. SI.BK Itims for fall, room sl I5.M, SH.B0. S 1 1.75. il llois' School Shoos SI..YU. $l.lt. !., SI.N9 VOl CAN DO UFTTKlt AT $l.l $2.l. 2.N . !S,-. SI. Ill Sl.aM. S'J.IIS II. M, S.H SS.wS, Si.wn. -".i Comforter Hoi Bpreadi SlllVtS IHlow SIltIN Doable Cotton Wankd iso. . no, 11.41, Si.as hi. UTnnl Idankels 2.H. $.M. I-I.HH, I.V.M Itwl Ticking. anl Tnhlng. yard Rheetingv Bleacned Munlta I'nUeaohed Muslins 7 I to 15c. 8 1 5c. Ic. 25c ISc, I IK', 21c, 27c. He, Sic -SO, lllc. 12 4o, le, 7 l-lo 21k' 23c Uc i lie WE LEAD, OTHERS col.l.ow Marht siTviee Earlier. The evening service at the Preshy terian. Christian and Baptist church es will tie held at 7:30 p. m. Sunday nights, commencing with tomorrow. Returns Pnmi Trip. It. J. Bridge! Of the Hlewett Har- veattr plant, ratunad from eastern j Washington where he has heen start ing Hlewett combined harvesters. Mr. Bridge! says the machine Is doing ex cellent work in that section. Portlaad Boy Through City. Elmer Peldenhelmer of Portland, passed through the city this morning en route home from New York where he has been studying the jewelry bus iness the past three years. Mr Feld enhetmer is a former O. A. C student To i,H'it' in Ragane. Mrs. Vernal Bachman of N'ampa has arrived to visit at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs M A. Ker Ktison Itev. Haohman went to Ru gene today to look for a location. He has tvsiiined his pastoorire at N'ampa. recently married couple, ice cream was served and dancing enjoyed until I late hour. C. P. Bchoomaker of Btanfleld is in the city looking for a location. He expects to move here. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Pedro and Mr. and Mrs. Guy t'onnerb are among the Pendleton people at U'hman Springs. Mr, and Mrs. M. L Akers of this city land Mrs. Akers' parents. Mr. and Mrs ' A. U Swaugart of Athena, are at Mo ! Dougal camp in the Blue Mountains for an outing. PEACHES Elbertas PEACHES A Full Car Load for Canning Has Just Arrived From the Best Peach District in Yakima Valley. ANOTHERS LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. The embargo on fruit shipments has caused a slump in prices which will advance rapidly, if the embargo is raised. If the STRIKE is called, famine prices on sugar will prevail. So bv canning vour peaches now you will win ; either way ASK YOUR GROCERS. PENDLETON FRUIT CO. Distributors Small l-lre at Gibbon. Major E. L. Swamlander of the Cmatilla Indian agency, went to Gib bon today in response to a report of a fire on the reservation at Gibbon. Th fire was extinguished by Section Fore man Jones of the O.-W'. and his crew. Little damage was done. Safety First. The passenger travel on the 0 VV has been especially heavy the past few days. Although the strike situa tion Is considerably improved, visitors are adopting the safety first motti in setting home today or tomorrow. FEAR fetlODE INLAND 1.11(1. is WHITE SLAVE VICTIM IN NEW VORK. WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR wuhe PROUD OF .slff-ifc' "At nwStgn "i ttaPeifw! IIIIUUUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII '"THE drink that put the x "weat" in hot weather Will Hetnrn to Ronnd-l'p. T R. Barks. Tacoma musician who has been visiting old friends here went to Portland this morning. He will return here fqr the Round-Up. Mr. Barks was much surprised at the long line of men who slept at the Kound-Cp ticket ofrlce last niglit to secure seats this morning. trains days. Hea 1 Express Causes Delay. Practically all main line have been late the past few Train No. 19, west bound, which Is due here at 3:30 a. m., did not arrive until this morning at 8 o'clock The reason given for the delay is that the exDresn has been the heaviest years. Many fearing a strike have rushed articles so that they might not be tied up. Man Shot at Echo. IMck Shaw of Echo' while walking along a trail yesterday near the Pete Sheridan ranch on the Cmatilla river was shot at twice by a man evident ly insane. Mr. Shaw was looking for some cattle and the fellow shot at him when he was about thtrt) feet dis tant. The first shot went wild and a second shot pierced his hat. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely was called A search was made for the man but proved futile. Movtai ITepnre for Strike. Anticipating the calling of a gen eral railway strike, the Mutual film ,-nrn, .ration has made Pendleton the ne - in distributing point to interchange with S OB SOME "PEP" REFRESHING s w INVIGORATING f NON-INTOXICATING "BRAN-NEW." like the Round-Up, Is a Pendleton product that beats them all. An ideal summer drink for men. women and children. Walla Walla. Baker and La Grande Fifty reels were sent to Manager I Matlock of the Pastime this morning. The V. L. S. E. Co is sending two j complete shows and also the Fox - . T', ,h. .ia 1 company is sending the same number. Pendleton people last night recened the last mail which wl.l ever be is- ' - , - "J ? T". is'-i mM,im. .s ..... .....s Draught and In Bottles at Following Resorts: Al Dun Up s Billy's Place Cootta ft lirDevitt The Crescent Round-Up Pool Hall Sutton Cigar Store W. W. Hoch Bungalow Pool Hall The Charles Co. Gritman's Cigar 8tore. Berved at the Following Cafes. St. George Grill Quelle Cafe. Sold to Vt family trade in cases of one dosen bottles and up, quarts or pints- S We alBO recommend our new True Fruit drinks, PORT-0 and PEND-0. Brewed and bottled by I Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. I X MM n tity urewery. TTIlidiaalr tod Family Traoe. - SimiiiHiiiiiiniiiiMiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiMiHiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiMHiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sued from the present ofice in the Hotel Pendleton building. For the past 2 4 years the hotel building has housed the dally offerings of Uncle Sam. The postoffice was moved in 1892 from 313 east Court street, the present location of the Cash Grocery. At the time James Johnson was post master. Mr. Johnson was followed by C. E. Fell, father of George Fell, who received his appointment through President William McKinley. Lot Livermore. the next postmaster in the enough days. films on hand to run for 30 After your summer'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 gruaran tee good service and expert workmanship. Two watchmakers always busy. Royal M. Sawtelle Jeweler Since '87 Pendleton. Oeefoa ?sx Kp ff; - m law: w Am 4 m Am fTBmL As Jttm H I "PEACOCK COAL" Is almost tootles. A SEARCH FOR BETTER WOULD BE FRUITLESS. Comes in sizes "Nut" and "Lump," with fewer a she for the dump. Smythe - Lonergan Go. QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE PHONE 178 NETTIE PASQUALE Expert repairing of Watches and Jewelry. Satisfaction guaranteed Wm. Hanscom THE Jeweler. . Mr. and Mrs. James B. Welch and little son. Homer, will leave tomor row for Portland. Mrs. Welch an! son will remain for a month, two weeks of which time will be spent at "Jennings Lodge. their Willamette River home nine miles above Port- I land Mr. Welch will return in a ! week. Mi FYK liyfD GlAttJS CflOUHD AND FITTED-UNSf.S DUPLICATED AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 'BUILDING - PENDLiTON ORE Phone 609 Jessie Shults and father, A. W. Nye. expect to leave tomorrow for Seaside for an outing. Mrs. Clark Nelson will accompany them and sev eral other Pendleton ladles will join the. party. L C. Preston, former Athena resi dent, arlved in Pendleton last night from lower California and with his daughter, Mrs. J of Athena. NKW YORK. Sept. 2. -Information respecting another school Birl aliened to he a victim of white slavers was placed in the hands of lilstrict Attur nes Bwann when Olocomo de Paa quale, a produce merchant of Provi dence. 11. I., wrote that his daughter, Nettle, eighteen years old, had been lured wa from her home I week ago He nave us the name of the man with whom she had (tone thnt of a prominent agent of the white slavers who operates in the New England states. According to the letter, the agent wrote Miss de Pasipiale some time B0 in tn effort to get a hold on her, but Mr. de Pfisoun!" intercepted the letter and turned It over to the po lice The Klrl. when questioned, de clared that she had never met the man. For several months Miss de Pas ouale has been attending a business will visit 'school between 11 a. m. anu i v N. Scott dally. A week ago she left home as usual with her stenography book and I . . . . ..-ua ihp bmt seen of ner nincn. im' , 1 her She did not reach the school. About twenty-fve friends gather. I h" HnP rlict th. at the home of Mrs. Freeman. 0l;,Mr- h) avP the district Aura street, last evening and serenad- 21, Jk to N-w York ed Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hammans, a Jj""5 l ii Mrs. Marion Jack and children re-j turned today from a visit in Portland j Helen Jones who has been visiting; at the home or Georgia r wiener nn j returned to her home In Portland. Elmer Thomas haa resigned his po sition with the Forestry Service to ar- cept a position with Alexander's store. r Olympia Eastern OYSTERS SERVED AT The Hopper Kettle i Breakfast served from 7 :00 to 11 :00 A. M. Try our Sunday Dinners from 11 A. M. to Midnight. ALL IN "THE KOPPER KETTLE WAY" LOCALS -a variety We afford you a won derfully wide latitude of choice new fall and winter millinery. The "cream" from the 10 leading designers now showing here in the new deep colorings, rich shades and royal trimmings of glittering gold, silver, etc. See the new auto hats. We want you to call and see the correctness of style, the richness of material and shades, and the artistic trim ming of our new hats. Campbell Millinery 822 Main Street. , fpsld Advertisement, i For sale Fertiliser for lawns and gardens. Apply to DOtoft, Collins' Warehouse. Wanted, two or three boarders In rivi, fumilv. Close in. Inquire A B.r thlB office. Six room house for rent and fund tore for sale. Located at 111 Willow street. Inquire at Orltman Bros. For rent Two large furnished housekeeping room, with bath. 6K, Willow. Call evenings between fi and Party Is' known who took saddl' from Pendleton Valley Dairy and will avoid trouble by returning same. No questions asked. 001 Oeanuka pulas. Wanted A lady to receive sit months free scalp treatment who has very little hafr and a had case of dan druff. Pendleton Halrdresslng and Manicure Parlors. Pendleton Hotel Hldg., phone 45. Labor Pay DaniT. At Moose hall. Monday, September 4th. (liven by committee of the Moose. Admission 50c; ladles free. (Adv.) Autn Stage. For Adam Athena and Weston leave's Hennlng's Clgnr Store at ill a m. and I: SO p m. each day Adv. BUICK THE VOICE OF THE MAJORITY . Attainment by the Buick Car of high rank as a national institution is significant of the rewards which follow a notable public service. In motor cars as in all who serve the nation the will of the majority prevails. The voice of the people is for Buick, and on this verdict Buick su premacy rests. When miles are measured by the gallon, Buick gasoline economy is immediately proved beyond all argument. This fuel-saving, with Buick power, speed and flexibility, indicates a quality of building which has made the Buick Car an important and a valued factor in our national greatness. Cars here for immediate delivery. When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them. OREGON MOTOR GARAGE Incorporated. 1 17. 1 1. III. 123 Weil Court St. Telephone 461 I J 3
