East Oregonian : E.O., September 12, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETONOREGON, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1916.
1 Boneless Cod Pish 1 llSSe!
DAINTY BRANDABSOLUTELY BONELESS
Put up in 1 pound tvln box. If you are look
ing for something od. order a box with your
next order.
lib box 25c
To Alter Rani.
isvwt Nwrtsoa has "ut H'r"
mil to alter a barn on Franklin gtrwt
into it garago.
M lUttP .uombUp.
i i- Wrhrht li Known larmer.
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52 has purchased PalSS r-aimeia auiu
jj mobile from Sutton una West.
Insurance Is 1W.
Clerk J. 1'. Walker of ilie W 0. W.,
esterdav laid to Mrs. John lsind the
J300U Insurance which her late hus
band carried with that order.
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ALL-READY COD FISH
Cod Fish packed in Maine for particu
lar people.
can 25c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
'QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28
823 Main St
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4.4. Vttwtmml ltaries to OlaWea
WW The regular meeting of the Asso-
Af. dated Charities will tie held tonight
WAf at the city hall at 7:30 o'clock.
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5 A I asdic' (Vunmluco to Meet.
'A meeting of the ladles' normal
kB ' . h.wo boosters committee has been
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i on- IMrire in Day.
W. 11 Kellogg, Pendleton insurance
and lou man. has retnniod from a
motor trip to Portland He declares
that he made the long drive here In
one day.
central library at 3 o'clock.
Heuinei to Inherit).
Glen Dudley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A Dudley of Athena, and promi
nent University of Oregon athlete, re
turned to Kugeno last night to enter
his senior year at the University.
To l'.nter t). ,.
Harold Maloney. son of Judge and
Mrs. J. W. Maloney. will leuve to
morrow evening for Corvallls to reg
ister at the Oregon Agricultural College.
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LADIES FALL
SUITS
Our showing of Fall Garments for Women is very at- A
Styles are rather plain but very pleasing. Colors are g
mostly blues, with a few browns, greens and greys among
them. Priced at $9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $19.50,
$25.00, $30.00, $35.00.
Silk or wool dresses at $5.90, $7.90, $9.90, $12.50, f
$16.50.
Fall Coats $8.90, $9.90, $12.50, $16.50, $19.50, $25.00,
$27.50.
YOB CAN
DO BETTER AT
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Will Select Timers.
Timers for the Round-Tp will be!
elected b tieorge Perlnger who hasja
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several years Mr. Perlnger is now g ' - .. --,l
but be in
time to handle this part of the work. -
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OTHERS K(,MW
. uinilii not Ka.lt ooan til i fiT
No tiamc Kxeol Rirds. . BoneJ wl' " ' seme time had it not been for Mr. and
O. J. Kodgers kii returned iron, a mf 1 7" J 'Jed Woodworth. The fire was prub-
hunting trip on Huron Ridge. He re- and Mrs. Charles Bonney. Is repotted
ports that there Is practically no to be quite IU J garette stub "being dropped by men
i ik.i mI with the excep-, cation. The little son ot Mr. and Mrs. ... '
tion of birds.
to be old.
Most or these are sa
id
Accepts lMtdlion With Brown.
Olen Sturdevani has returned from
Idaho Falls where he has been vis
Ben CUM well is said to be suffering
from a similar complaint
who had been sitting In the car
Former Pendleton Man Here.
R. E. Hubbard, a former l'enillcton
man now of Echo, is m the city to
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Music furnished for all occasions A
ddre 515 Madison.
i Pbooe 459-R.
n M'HEK OF M1S10
(.KllMVN LAHGCAGK.
Boost the Round-Up.
Pendleton boosters who wish to let
their friends and relatives know
nhmit th Rnnnd-T'D. pan do so by
using Round-Up envelopes with type stotT
and illustration printed in beautiful
colors. These envelopes may be se- Many Attend Shorn.
cured In anv quantity at the East 1 John Bentley. who with his daugh-
Oregonlan office for one cent each.i ter. Miss Mable Bentley. returned yes-
,. teruay irom a nip o rtavwwa, .v
r-aus wnere ne urvn , - ....,. Mr
Jting Mrs. Sturdivant is visiting lor U"J " " '
a ume with relativee in Payette, HubUud expecU to return U. WaUoJi
fdalu. Mr urdevaut has accepted oon to accept a poMUon with a hard-
. , . i. wnm hnmnuv
. , , . . . with isrown s lunmurv
Ante Stage.
For Adams, Athena and Weston
leaves Henning's Cigar Store at 10 a
m and 3: SO p rn. each day AdT.
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Nearly as famous at The Round-Up and
still growing in favor s
land and Coast points, declares that
nvnrvwhere he went there was much
Round-Up enthusiasm He predicts
in face of thia encouragement that
there will be 50,000 visitors at the Sat
urday show.
hikes Job with Hobbach,
Huford Butler haa resigned his po
sition with the Parker taxi company
to take a Job at Hohlach s bakery.
M. Butler previous to his going to
', Spokane last year nad worked for
i Hohbachs a number of years.
"BRAN-NEW
llev. Hodsbire to Idaho.
Rev. C. A. Hodshlre, for the past
three years pastor of the Pendleton
Methodist church, is in the city for
the day en route to Clarkston, Idaho,
to which pastorate ne was assigned
by the Columbia Rirer conference
lust closed in Spokane. Rev. R- E
Misses Edith and Mabel Templeton
arrived home today on NO- 11 ft01"
Menchnm. after a week's outing spent
ai Wilbur mountain with a hunting
party composed of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H Itarker and W. Harrington of Cold
Springs. Kalph Templeton, Misses
Miit Mabel Templeton of Pen-
T., la-inr V v a Klurpd 8l0'm of The D"M
Roy Temple.- well known young 'and Miss Alice- Roosevelt of 8poJe.
Pendleton .nan. will leave tomorrow They report lota of name and an en
for Corvallls where he will enter the Joyable time.
Oregon Agricultural College. He will;
take a special two years' course In westersen n rung
farm mechanics He will be accom- nay.
tMinied as far as Portland by his Joe Campbell Is passing a iew
mother, Mrs. W. P. Temple.
Benny Dobbins Here.
Benny Dobbins, well known Call-
lust ciosea in apoiumw. ivev. rv. a. ; lornia i owuds airiveu f.iiriu.v iui
Cornwall the new minister of the local the Round-Up. He came direct from
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SOME
PEP"
REFRESHING
INVIGORATING
NON-INTOXICATING
"BRAN-NEW," like the
Round-Up, is a Pendleton
product that beats them all.
An ideal summer drink for
women and children.
men
Oa Draught and hi Bottle
at Following Resorts:
Ai Duo lav's
BUtjrs Place
Conttt a McDerltt
The Crescent
Round-Up Pool Hall
Button Clear Store
W. W. Hoch
Bungalow Pool Hall
The Charles Co.
Gritman's Cigar Store.
Served at the Folio wine
Cafes.
St. George Grill
Quelle Cafe.
Sold to tte family trade In cases of one dozen bottles and up, I
quarts or pints.
We also recommend our new True Fruit drinks, 5
PORT-0 and PEND-O. ,
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co.
Citv Rrpwerv.
Wbotesale sod Faintly Trade. Telephone 518
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church, Is expected to arrive in time
to occupy the pulpit Sunday
Two In Court.
John Armour charged with vag
rancy, was fined 115 or given a sen
tence of seven days in Jail this morn
ing by Judge Thomas Fits Gerald be
fore whom Armour was brought this
morning John snyaer, an inaian,
pleaded guilty to a charge of drunk
enness and was fined 10 or five days
In Jail. Snyder declared that he paid
an out of town man J3 for a half pint
of wblskev. When asked if he could
show the police who it was that sold
i him the liquor Snyder stated that the
fellow had "beat it"
Elko, Nevada, where he won first
money in a recent bucking contest.
Hs Is a brother of Johnny Dobbins,
the cowboy who came here first with
"Skeeter B1U" Robins.
To the man who knows good work
and appreciates prompt delivery
we offer an exceptional service in
watch repairs.
WE MAKE SPECI AITY OF FIWE
REPAIRING.
Conscientious care, skilled workman
ship, fair charges and broad ex
perience have combined to build up
for us a large and well pleased cll
entlle to whom we shall be glad to
refer prospective customers.
Olve our work a trial.
We guarantee satisfaction
Two watchmakers always busy.
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler
Expert repairing
of Watches
and Jewelry.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
A Can you read ffL
W this type Ck
ftt? clearly and
with the same pair J
I of ekuses tee dia.
iAtl For Furlong.
In r, ..-n ir iiin tif the vnltuvhle Dllh-
linitv riven the Ritunil-I'D In nation
al periodicals by Charles Wellington
Furlong of Boston, the directors or
the Round-Up will present him with
a beautiful silver-mounted quirt
when he arrives next week to attend
the seventh annual ltoUnd-l.'P. The
quirt, which was made at the Nevada
penitentiary, is on exhibition in the James B. Welch of tne romanu
windows of Hamlev St Co. It bears Journal went to Pasco today on bus-
a silver plate upon which is engraved iness.
'To Charles Wellington furlong, from Mr anli Mrs. C. .1 Wheeler have
the Round-Up. A Ixal 1-et er r-,rnpi from a sojourn at Cannon
HUck." , Beach.
Straw, well known Hermlston
in town.
John Butler, Jr., of Rieth was in
town yesterday.
Harriet Young is visitinf a few days
In La Grande.
I. W. Dunning of Stanfleld was in'
the city yesterday.
C. H. DeWItt of Portland passed
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Leah Irwin of Colfax was vis- j
iting friends here yesterday.
Don Sumner of Baker was transact-'
Ing business here yesterday.
H. C. Roth rock Is registered at the
Sommer hotel In La Grande.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Russell of North
Powder were in town yesterday.
F. A. Denny of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
is registered at the Pendleton Ho-
has been a Pendleton
B. M
lumber dealer
visitor today.
Clarence Wilkins who has been
working in a warehouse was in town
Saturday night.
r n .T MeHVul left today for
Kxperiment station Field Day.
A field day to exptolt tne work be
ing done at the agricultural expert,
ment station near ilermiston will be
held tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Talks
will be made by Director Cordley of
O. A. C K. W. Jiit:ii. rii u.. . ..
and M D Scroggs. all of whom are Portland to visit his naugnier ivawi
connected with the reclamation ser- leen, who Is entering Reed College.
vice. The work or tne siaiion win m: p. w. Kenril 01 tne goveriouein .
explained and discussed and determl- tension department stationed at La
nations on the influence of amount of ;rande was In the city Sunday night
water, frequency of irrigation and of ,.n rute home.
ft-iiira unon crorjs will be given in
detail. A meeting will be held at the
civic center's room in Hermlston thld
evening.
lant objects
YOU CAJI IF YOU WEAR
KByptok
XV GLASSES l
TMt Ojyj INVISIBLE BIFOCAL
The lower part gives the nec
essary correction for near vis
ion while the upper part is ad
apted for far vision.
KRYPTOK (Pronounced
Crlp-tock) Glasses cannot be
distinguished from single vision
glasses because their smooth,
clear surfaces are absolutely
free from the disfiguring lines,
seams or shoulders of old-fashioned
bifocals.
VEYFSUiftO GLASSES OlOUNQ
ANDFITTED- UNSIS DUPLICATED
AMEiCAN NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING - PENDHTON.ORE
Phonc 609
Road Htrawlng Nearly Finished.
The strawing of the road between
Pendleton and Pilot Rock is Just
about completed. C. L La- Dow who
voluntarily assumed the task secured
the cooperation of the Pilot Rock
Commercial club and the results have
been very gratifying. Mr. La Dow
gave his personal attention to this end
of the road and has all the bad places
fixed up nicely. Two tracks were pui
rt.an the-wav from the county
hospital Into Pendleton. The other
end of the road Is being improved Just
as rapidly a possible! Most of the
western auto traffic will come through
Heppner and iMlot Rook this year,
following the big blue trail which was
laid out by the Heppner people.
Many C nests for Round. Up.
J. F. Robinson of the Domestic,
laundry, Is planning .juite a house
party for the Round-Up. The laun-
drymen of the northwest will be here
In two Mpecial Pullmans and he will
meet them at the train with a band
and an escort of 40 mounted cowboys.
A special section has been reserved
In the grandstand for them. They
are representative taundrymen from
the northwest. Also on Thursday afl
ernion Mr Robinson has reserved a
special section of the grand stand for
his local family. Including all the
employes of the Domestic laundry
and they will have quite a party. He
has purchased tickets for 30 for this
occasion.
LOCALS
rpii Advertisement.
Experienced man and wife wants
work on ranch, sheep ranch prefer
red. Call 307 Aura street.
Eastern Star Notice.
Hnuhee HhaDter No. 1. O. B. 8.
will meet Tuesday evening, Septem
ber 12th, In Masonic hall.
MART E. JOHNSON,
(Adv.) Secretary
Attention K of C.
Tonight at 7:30 at K. of C. hall,
the.ru will be a regular meeting and
i.Miion of officers. All brother
Knights are earnestly requested to at
tend. GEO. F. PHELPS,
(Adv.) Financial Secretary.
Attention Moose.
Notice is hereby given that the
meeting on Wednesday night, Sep
tember 13, will be called at 7 o'clock,
sharp All candidates awaiting ini
tiation must be at the hall by g o'
clock sharp as the initiatory work will
start promptly at that time. All
Moose, visiting brothers and candi
dates will please take notlte.
JOHN LANG,
(Adv.) Dictator
Kind Act la Rewarded.
A kind act perhaps saved to F. E.
King his automobile this week. Sun.
day night as he and Mrs. King were
leaving the Christian church they
asked Mr. and Mrs. J. C Woodworth
to ride home with them in their car.
As the Woodworths pot Into the back
stat they noticed a fire In the bottom
of the car. The blaze was quickly ex
tinguished with no resulting damage.
Mr. King declares that he probably
BEFORE
You let any work in our
line, don't forget to get
our prices. Estimates
gladly furnished on any
kind of stone, brick and
cement work.
S. RUGO & GO.
Telephone 461
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
MAKHKNt
vw ihe si pi "r itePeapM k"
"PEACOCK" that's the COAL to buv :
MORE HEAT UNITS, that is why;
VALUE MORE and WASTE is
Well-pleased Users do confess.
Smythe - Lonergan Co.
QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE
PHONE 178
Keeps
the Motor Cool
Zerolenr is nude Irom Aiphilt
biie crude. By its pertcft lubri
cation, Ztrolcnc kcepi the motor
cool and enable! it to work it
full efficiency,
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ZEROLENE
ike Standard Oil or Motor Cars
Sold by dealers everywhere and
st all Service Stations ot the
Standard "il Company
1 1 lid.r
rVn-lMton
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B fi19 C.mrAmxx S
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Used
exclusively byi
the Ford Motor'
Company,
IfA its plant,'
branches
and service
stations, who
state it is best
for Ford cars.
SsUsyf
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO., Inc.
Telephone 651
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