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A delicious flavor awaits you in every cup of
Chase & Sanborn's
High Grade Cotfee
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
Two Phones, 23
"QUALITY"
823 Main St
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!S20 acres on railroad. iOOO tillable, part ready to seed; good
buildings, rlonty of water, all fenced and cross fenced. ' Price
ISS.OOO. Will take some exchange if price Is right.
I have some desirable residence property in Pendleton for sale
at less than cost to build, and lots thrown In. Among which are
the fine modern homes of J. S. Landers on Jackson street, and
J. L. McCreary on Monroe street
E. T. WADE,
Pendleton. Ore.
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Malonoy Mays N Car.
Judge J. W. Moloney today pur
chased a "Twin Six" seven passenger
Pathfinder touring car.
WTO JnApn at nermlstoti.
J. F. Robinson left this morning
for Hermiston where he Is acting as
one of the udgea at the school Indus
trial fair being held there In connec.
tion with the hog and dairy show.
Camimigning In Portland.
James H. Gwlnn, secretary of tne
committee directing the normal school
campaign, left last night for Portland
to attend to matters in connection
with the campaign throughout the
state.
proof of the sex of the
License Is Issued,
A marriage license was Issued to
day to Henry W. Molstrom and Em
ma Hess of Helix. The latter Is but
16 years old.
Hughes Speaker Coming.
Mrs. E. B. Hanley. who Is out In
the Interests of Hughes Is scheduled to
arrive In Pendloton on No. 18 this
efening and will be taken to Milton
by local republicans to make an ad
dress there this evening.
Visits Brother Hero.
George W. Hartley of Caldwell. Ida
ho. Is here today visiting his brother.
W. S. Hadley, assistant cashier of the
American National Bank. He has
been at Coeur d'Alene attending the
grand lodge of Idaho Odd Fellows.
To Wrestle at Heppner.
Frank MeCarroU. who won the bull
doggin championship at the last
Ttound-TJp and who Is something of
n wrestler and boxer, too, will prob
ably wrestle Ted The of The Dalles
or Tony Ajax at Heppner on Nov. 11
or IS.
High price PaM for Land,
John W. Ellis of Pilot kock was
forced to pay S5.Z5 an acre for an Is
olated land tract yesterday at a live
ly sale held at the La Grande land of
fice. This is one of the highest prices
paid In years for isolated land. He
secured 1J0 acres at that figure.
Sophia E. Igo of Pendleton secured
40 acres at J2.00.
Avail! to Denver.
E. F. Averlll, district Inspector ol
predatory animals, left last night for
Denver to attend a conference ol
western inspectors. Some of the
headB of the biological survey will be
present and there will be an inter
change of views and experiences on
the work of exterminating predatory
animals.
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Not only because it is made in Pendleton,
but because it is better
Bold to t"a 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-O.
Brewed and bottled by
Wm. Roesch Bottling Co. j
Wholesale o4
City Brewery.
Family Trade.
Telephone 828 r.
ltivtnir fitrl Hurt.
The diving girls of Portland, who
were a feature of the Happy Canyon
nrnprnm had hard luck at their en
gagoment at the Harvest Festival in
Walla Walla. The tank constructed
tnr them collapsed and one of the
girls Is said to have been Injured. The
fair management was forced to ais
pense with the attraction.
Lectures On Christian Science.
vrHi r strickler of New York, a
Lntnror nt,' Christian Science, arrived
In Pendleton today from Moscow Ida
ho and tomorrow afternoon at .
vwi, .ui lecture on Christian Sci
ence at the Temple theater. There
will be no admission charges and tne
....hii.. p Invited. Mr. Strickler
stopping at the Hotel
while here.
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Pendleton
Charcreo Inconsistency.
In assailing Wilson and congress
for not pressing the Anthony amend
ment the women of the Hughes Spe
mi Tenerallv called the Golden
Special, are also running counter to
.v, n.inn taken bv their own organi
m,., woman's Party, says Mrs.
M L. T. Hidden who is here and Is
a champion of Wilson. The woman's
party took action against presenting
the Anthony amendment to congress
on the grodnd the time was not ripe.
ct...m Take Warning.
As the hunting season draws to a
neniitv Game Warden Tonkin
, .',.. ii.,.ii nrecautions to
guard against violations. Anticipating
.v.-. hunters, who have been
cut of luck, may not hesitate at the
close of the season to snoot a ooe, u.
Is requiring all hunters
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The Older Man Said:
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"I thot a great deal before I
settled on a Hallmark watch as
my gift to you.
"I wanted something that
would last you throuout your
life time, something that would
be an intimate personal possessi
on, that would be useful and yet
not lack the element of romance
and beauty that should typify a
gift to a young man standing on
the threshhold of life.
"But more than any of these
things my gift must posess that
degree of excellence which sums
up all that men know today in
a particular field.
"The watch I gjve you is not
an extravagance yet the watch
does not exist that is its superior
in any real sense. I was guid
ed in my choice by a skilled
jeweler who gives assurance that
for accuracy there is nothing
more procurable while with care
its pulsating movement will be
equally precise when your grand
son hands it down.
"My wish for you could not be
greater than that you may be as
free of meaningless frills, as full
of true worth, as genuinely effi
cient and economical as your
watch."
May we assist you in the se
lection of such a gift watch ; they
are priced from $25 to $125.00.
ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
JEWELER
Shipments Fall Off.
According to Mrs. Lydla Fox, of
The Dalles, a delegate to the W. C T.
U. convention the sh'pments of li
quor to Wasco Co. for the first six
months of 1918 amounted to 690 gal
lons whereas for the same period In
1915 the liquor shipments were 13,-t60.
Ilreaks Leff Rushing; Film,
In an effort to rush a film from
Baker to Pendleton In tlmn for the
evening show at the Temple last night
a young man of Baker, nao,e un
known here, suffered a broken leg.
Manager Pefferle of the Baker play
house had failed to get the film
aboard the last train to Pendleton and
had offered a young motorcyclist
115 If he would get the film here by
1 o'clock In the evening. He left
Baker at 2 but, as he wa? passing
through La Grande, his motorcycle
skidded and he sustained a broken
leg. The Temple was forced then to
substitute one of the films held In re
serve.
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In from All Quarters Wilson'
Last Speech November 4.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21. Democrat
ic Chairman McCormtck announced
that every available democratic speak
er would be worked overtime until
election. He has received many re
quests for additional speakers. Mc
Cormick Installed a direct long dis
tance telephone from the New York
and Chicago headquarters. Wilson
makes his final campaign speech at
Shadow Lawn November 4.
LLOVI) CHOUGH'S ELDER
DAUGHTER ENGAGED TO
ARMY OFFICER.
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FALL SUITS AND COATS
For Men and Women are here and they are pleasing to behold, every garment rep
resents correct style and fabric. Latest New York styles are always obtained here
ecause we constantly keep several expert buyers in New York buying th latest cre
ations for our 125 busy stores.
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MEN'S SUITS
$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $16.50, $18.50
Mcn'H Hats BHc, 91.49, $1.88, $2.98
Men's Itrew Trousers $1.1)8, $3.98, $3.98
Men's Neckwear 25c, 49c
Men's Union Suit Bfto, $1.49, $1.98
Men's Shirts and Drawers 45c, 98c
Men's Dress Socks 1$ l-2 2!to
Men's CaHhmere Socks 12 l-2c 2So
Men's Corduroy Pants t $1.98
Men's Bib Overalls 83c
Men's Colored Handkerchiefs 5c, 8 l-3o
LADIES' SUITS
$12.50, $14.75, $19.50, $22.50, $25, $30
Iuli(w' Di-CHM (Skirts. . . . $2.98, $:l.98, $1.98, $5.99
lilies' Sateen lVlllooatM. . . 49c, 800, 98c, $1.49
Ijulleo' lorcd Nuteeii Petticoat $1.49
Iilim' WalHtM 98c, $1.98, $2.9$
Ijiuli' Coats $8.00, $9.90, $12.50, to $tt
ladle' KiinonaH 9 Ho, $1.49, $1.9, $1.9$
IjuIIch' On (lug ;ouns 49c, 980, $1.41
Girls' Outing Gouns 49e
Lwllos' Outline Petticoat 4 fro
Cotton lUunkets , . . 49c, 69c, 98o, $1.49
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tractor, which has been used against
the Germans.
HI KE AXD DUCHESS OF
COX NAUGHT IN LONDON
LONDON, Oct. 20. The Duke of
Connaught, former governor general
ol Canada, the Duchess of Connaught
and Princess Patricia, have reached
London. The duke's departure from
Canada was kept secret several days,
presumably on account of the pres
ence of the U-53 off the American
coast.
Friends in this city of Mrs. Her
tha M. Trombley have Just received
word of her wedding to C. H. Han
sen, which was solemnized last Sat
urday, October 14, at Alexandria,
Minn, The wedding was a simple but
very pretty affair, the bride wearing
a smart traveling suit of blue, with
a cordage of bride's roses. Mr. and
Mrs. Hansen are now on an extended
wedd ng trip through the west being
In North Yakima today. They will
return to tlielr home in Minnesota lJ
way of Seattle, San Francisco, Los An
geles and Texas.
Mrs. T. J. McFarland of Waltsburg
spent last night In the city.
Mose Taylor, well known Athena
farmer, Is In the city this afternoon.
Prof, and Mrs. Howard Drew of
Helix are in the c'.ty this afternoon.
F. C. Parr of Freewater was a vis
itor in Pendleton yesterday evening.
Mrs. O. J. McKee and children have
gone to Baker to visit with relatives.
Henry R. Lorenzen, Stage Gulch
farmer, v.as at the Bowman last
night
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Van Orsdall of
Portland are registered at the Pen
dleton. Lylc Feeney, prominent young
stockman of Galena, was In Pendle
ton yesterday.
Pat McKee, well known O-W. yard
master, has returned from a business
trlii to Portland.
Lee D. Drake is among the Pendlo
toninns attending the Harvest Festi
val In Walla Walla.
Mrs. Florence Cockrell of Kamela
Is in the city visiting her daughter
Miss Bertha Van Orsdall.
County Judge C. H. Marsh and Ro
land Oliver left last night for Port
land to be gone several days.
I r. fi. L lioyden, newly elected
president of the Eustern Oregon
Medical Society, has returned from
Faker where he attended the convention.
James Sturgis left today for Port
land. George Schott of Condon Is among
the visitors In Pendleton.
SletlKKllht
Tomorrow morning following the
regular Sunday aitnool session, the
pastor will preach upon the theme
of "The New Brotherhood." Miss
South, our choir leader and soloist,
will favor us with appropriate solos
morning and evening. Miss South's
earnest, soul-touching and inspiring
solos ought to be heard by everyone
of our constituency. The Epworth
League at 6:30 offers young people a
profitable hour. Good music, elevat
ing fellowship and Interesting topic,
with a hearty welcome awaits you. At
7:30 p. m. the sermon topic will be
"Lamps." This theme will be5 graph
ically presented and calquli'ed to be
of practical helpfulness.
Special meetings for the coming
week will be Sunday a chool board
meeting Monday evening Wednesday
evening Instead of regular prayer
meeting a special treat awaits you
Bishop L. W. Kyies, A. M., D. D of
SL Louis, bishop of the African II.
E. ZIon church, will preach at I .
m. Bishop Kyles is one of the most
eloquent of colored pulpit orators.
His presence with us will furnish us
with- a rare treat. This service la open
to all peoples, and we wisely urge a
capacity audience.
Expert repairing
of Watche.
and Jewelry.
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Wm. Hanscom
THE Jeweler.
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Formal announcement of the
gagement of Miss Owen Lloyd
George, elder daughter of the British
statesman, and Captain T. G. Carey
Evans has been made. The marriage
will probably take place this fall.
Captain Carey-Evans Is In the Indian
service. He won the military cross
In Galllpoli and subsequently went to
Mesopotamia.
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W. C. NAY, DUtributing Agent for Umatilla County
Full line of parts. Repair shop with factory ex
pert in charge. Prompt garage service. An agency
that is here to stay. Carload of new models now
here for immediate delivery. See them at the
812 Garden Street
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