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For Your Sunday Dinner
French Artichokes, each - 15c
White Cauliflower, head 15c and 20c
Sweet Potatoes, 3 ' lb, for 5c
California Head Lettuce, each 10c
California Celery, 2 for 25c
California Bunch Beets, 3 bunches 25c
California Bunch Turnips 3 bunches 25c
California Bunch Carrots, 3 bunches 25c
Brussel Sprouts, lb 15c
Cucumbers, each 20c
Parsley, bunch 5c
Ripe Tomatoes, pound 20c
New Cabbage, pound 5c
Green Peppers, pound 40c
Horse Radish Root, pound 20c
Jap Oranges dozen 20c
Large Oranges, dozen 35c
Large Grape Fruit, 2 for 25c
WineMp Apples Extra Fancy, box $2.00
Jonathan Apples Extra Fancy, box. $1.50
Jonathan Apples Fancy, box $1.40
Rome Beauty, C Grade, box... $1.15
Rome Beauty, Fancy, box $1.25
Rome Eeauty, Extra Fancy, box, $1.40
GRAY BROS. GROCER! CO.
' Ti Talk at Alta.
lira, lira Havens of Salt Lake, is
! to make a brief talk at the Alta the
i ater tomorrow afternoon, the matinee
t:,rt n at S:30. She will explain
A I soma very ineresting slides and devote.
5 i time to local Industries as well as to
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the subject of beet sugar.
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Col. IVnuUcr RPmemnwil.
Col. J. M. Rentley has Just learned
the Idenlitf of a friend who sent him
n,.....ih Christmas turkey on
which the colonel and 10 friends din.-d !
for two ys. The bird was a Rift
from Dr. J. M. Fruttt, now located at
Oaklsad, California.
Whore In Own MeOonachey?
The local Kntghs of Pythias lodge,
throat I. H. Gwinn, keeper of rec
ords an seal has received nn inquiry
.w .- e Mi-an f "
as to ta wnereauouis m -
Conakher. supposed to have been here
in 1!S. Information Is wanted by
his sister, Mrs. Andrew Bickerstaff of
Anaoecida, Mont.
tax law written by Hon. M. A. M'Her.
collector ot revenue, at Portland.
These pacers will be on file at tne
commercial department and anyone
may borrow them for reference, or
phone the department and they will
be sent on request. There are several
copies of the 1916 amended law that
are available for distribution.
One Marriage Urcnse.
A marriage license was issued to
day to I'hilip Stumpt and Inei Lucile
Furntor, both residents ot iienx, mm
both under legal age.
Two Phones, 23
Suit to Quiet TltllV
A suit to quiet title to the southeast
cuarter of the southeast quarter of
sictio 16. township 2 north, range 3u.
has been filed In the circuit court by
the J. K. Smith Livestock Co. against
Mrs, C. E. Priggs. et al.
Ve Dq Hot Believe In Special Sales
During its entire history of the mercantile business The Golden Rule has never held a
special sale, not even reducing a single article from its original price. We have
contended that "end of the season clean-ups" are simply an apology to the public
for the high prices and long profits during the regular season. Our stocks today are
cleaner and lower at this time of year than those of our "sale" competitors. We only
buy merchandise that will sell and figure on the smallest margin of profit during the
regular seasons.
Men's lress Huts
Men's Dress Socks . . ,
Men's Drew Ianta. . .
Hoys.' Knee. Pant
$,H, $2.19, 91.08
... 2 for S3c; 2SO
Sa.ax.f3.ttl, $3.98
. . . 4o, 9c, $1.33
Hoys' Wool Vnlon Suits WW
l!oy Overalls 4c, c
Hoys' Mouse 390, 5c
Boys' Shirts 450, 41k-
Boys Belts 2Se
Boys' Ontlng Gowns c
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J C Prnnev Co lnc J
Cortlivlll Silk Thr-a(l 8o
3, P. Coats Sewing Tlirt-ad so
J. p. VmU.it (o'he Thread ' 10
lloaiitlful Shmlos San Silk 4c
Nlcts1 Plated Crorhot Hooka 8o
Vaxtol Shadow Wool Hat Mo Uc
tYcwh New Patterns of UhigliuniH. . . . Ilk 13 l-3c
I-argo AwU of Kmb. Flounces, yd. 13 I -2c to 4Rc
lUack Kiilii-n IVttJcoata Hc, 1.4
All Silk Flowered Ribbons, yd. 25c. 2i-, 33c, 350
WE LEAD,
OTHERS FOLLOW
A NEW
SPORT SHOE
for women
An Advance Spring Model
Cut from high grade, dark tan, Russia Calf leather,
this walking boot will be a favorite with all who
see it
Has the smart pointed toe with perforated wing
tip, semi- military heel, high arch and medium high
top.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT THE PAIR $5.85
SIMILAR STYLE IN BLACK $5.50
Xot Oadilf This Time, lie says.
Joha Jurdles, who has probably
bee i" the local police court more
than any other one man, was up be
fore, Magistrate Fits Gerald again this
morning oa a charge of being drunk
For the first time in the memory of
the police Judge, he pleaded not guil.
ty ana will .stand trial this afternoon.
Deer Was An Elk.
Aocarding to R. Fagan of Meacham
who was here last evening, the deer
reported as having' been found help
less la the snow near Kamela has
nrnvea inbei female elk . The an
imal Is still there but is being fed.
The snow is from four to five feet
deep at Meacham and with the tern,
nerature as low as 23 below iero the
mountain folk have experienced som-
real winter.
Good fiance for Skatlnff.
Ice oa the FurnUh reservoir Is five
inches thick and is extremely clear
nd smooth, thus making it Ideal for
skating, according to west end people
in town today. There is possibility a
skating party may be organizea ioi
Sunday and Agent T. F. O Brien sa.v.i
that If a party Is formed No. 1, west-
bound local, will stop at the dam to
let passengers off. The party can re
turn on the evening local.
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Home of "Queen Quality" Shoe
Now Own Empire Market.
Charles oreulich anil Peter Po
Young are now the sole owners ot
the Empire Meat Co.. having bought
out the interests of the other mem
bers of the business. Messrs Greulich
and De Young are in peronal charge
of the business.
but by the time the chief got out doors
the man was on the run.
Mrs. Martin's funeral.
The remains of the late marcella
Martin, who died on Wednesday in
Siskiyou county. California, will ar
rive in Pendleton either this eveniny
or tomorrow morning, accompanied
by her brother. George White. The
funeral will be at Folsom's undertak
ing parlors Sunday afternoon at 1:30.
(,ilsm Plendst Not Guilty.
Kefore Justice of the Peace McRey
rolds at Pilot Rock this morning T. S.
Gibson entered a plea of not guilty
to a charge of killing a deer out of
Mason. The court set January 25 as
a date for the trial. The accusation
against Gibson Is made by Deputy
Warden George Tonkin.
Sura on Now.
Suit has been filed by J. W. Myrlck
against James Noland and E. G. Ker
foot to collect a note of 1600 alleged
to be due and unpaid. An attorney
fee of $150 is asked for In the complaint.
New Salesman Arrives.
T. J. Tobin, formerly with the
Chevrolet auto factory, and who Is to
handle the Chevrolet selling end for
the Simpson Auto Co., arrived hers
this morning from California where
he has been In the auto business for
the past seven years. lie Is nn ener
getic salesman and 24 years of age.
Wint'er Los a Thumb.
BC. SL Wintler, foreman at the Ham-
lev harness shop for the last nine
ears, was painfully Injured this mor-
iog when his right thumb was caugnt
a shafting and cut off He was
fixing a wire on the shafting and fail
ed to stop the machine. His left
thumb was also hurt but not bad-
iv. Tfce inlured man was taken to
the St Anrheny's hospital where he
Is being treated.
Given Advanced Degrees
Pendleton Chapter Koyaf Arch Ma
si ns last evening conferred the de
crees of past master and most ex
cellent master upon a class of 12 can
didates. The candidates were from
Milton. Helix and Freewater as well
as Pendleton. Following the Initiator-
work a Hunt supper was served
at the French restaurant.
Has Income Tax Blanks.
The commercial department of the
high school has received from the col
lector of Internal revenue at Port
land, all the forms, clanks and revis
ed Instructions for making income
tax statements and reports. Also cop
ies of the Income tax law. corporation
tax law, rulings of the United States
attorney general on disputed points,
and a complete history of the Income
Poor Pnp Makes Rounds.
One of the pups which SI Iteetx re.
ceived through the mails has had a
number of temporary homes today.
SI turned It over to the police ana
they dispatched it to a newspaper re
porter. He In return sent to another
hy special messenger and then It went
to the Hartman Abstract office. Just
what will be the ultimate fate of the
Indian doggie is yet undetermined.
Had ( heck Artist Caught
Charged with passing a large num
ber of bad checks Alfred Franz, of
Athena Is now In the county Jail. H
was arrested last evening by the sher
iff on a warrant sworn out by one ot
the parties taking a check. The
checks were Issued upon the Athena
bank and It Is said 25 or more checks
mostly for small sums, were Issued to
merchants here and in Athena.
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HAWAIIAN
EX-QCEEN
IS CRITICALLY
ILL
General Breakdown Due to Arc
Threatens the Ufe of LllluogiUnnl.
SAN FltANCISCO, Jan. 19. The
condition of ex-Queen Uliuogalanl of
Hawaii is again critical, according to
advices received here today from
Honolulu. The ex-queen rallied from
an Indisposition some months ago,
lut Is now suffering from a general
breakdown due to advancing age. It Is
said. She was born In 1838.
BIydenstein
HAY AND BARLEY CHOPPING DONE.
1300 W. Alta. Old West End Chop Mill.
Phone 351
Oats, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran, Shorts, Baled
and Chopped Alfalfa.
ABOUT 10 TON GOOD ALFALFA AND
AND WHEAT HAY MIXED FOR SALE.
Carloads a specialty. Can ship direct to your
station.
117 E. Court Town Office With Will Moore
Phone 35.
Night Prowlers About
An attempt was made last night to
enter the home of F. B. Hayes on
South Main street. The door to tho
basement, was pried off but, falling
to get up' into the house through the.
basement, the prowler cut a hole In
the back screen door and tried to se
cure admission through the rear. H
failed, however. Night before last a
prowlT flashed a flashlight Into the
bedroom of Chief of police Gurdane
REFUSES "MOVIE" JOB SO SHE CAN SKATK
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Watch Repairing
Your watch is one of the best
friends you have, and too often one
of the most neglected.
Don't wait until some
thing gives out in your
watch. Have it looked
over and cleaned once a
year by a competent
watch maker. It will save
you many dollars in the
end.
Our watch repair department is
Jn charge of thoroughly competent
men and you can depend on com
plete satisfaction in all work done
here.
Royal M. Saw telle
Since '87
Pendleton, Oregon
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MRS ZEN A KTEJX
vw TORK Jan. 17. Of all ofiolas Rink. She attracted the atten-
n 1, '.i. . . f the "" of Lul Bewick, motlon pic-
the odd stories that come out of the I producer wn0 panm(, t0 UM her
Metropolis from time to time, the j hi a plcture offering to star her, but
story of Miss Zcna Kcefe is nne 01 me ji Keefe declined, saying mai u
oddest. Miss Keefe Is on expen
skater, and holds many amateur
titles. When skating loomed on the
I'ortzon as the latest fad of New York
jwici. ty. Miss Keefe was always found
ipies'-nt at the Ifce Paluce or St. Nlch-
would Interfere with her favorite
amusement, skating. It was Miss
Keefe who Introduced the fad of "Ice
Mkatltig teas" to New York society,
f he Is the Ice-skating counterpart of
Vrs. Vernon rustle.
F. O. B.
Pendleton
Now being sold in Pendleton by an established company with modern garage
and guaranteed service behind it.
Our First Car Load Will Be
Here Saturday
THEY ARE BECOMING THE TALK OF THE TOWN. INQUIRY AFTER IN
QUIRY COMES TO US DAILY.
Don't Buy a Car Until You See Them
The phenomenal growth of the Sax
on Motor Car Corporation is a monu
ment to the policy of square-dealing in
all business relations. The Saxon
Motor Car Corporation is proud of its
record because it knows it is built on
the sound foundation of honest value.
Seeking the answer back of the
phenomenal success of Saxon "Six,"
Don't buy a car until you see the new Saxon "Six," study It. ride In It, drive It. See the
many added refinements In this year s car and the wonderful specifications for the price.
ROUND-UP CITY AUTO CO.
81 2 Garden Street Telephone 651
we find it seated in the one word
Performance. We find that this great
car has performed with a degree of
satisfaction for its owners that haa es
tablished it alone in its class. We find
owners voluntarily writing us of its
unusual durability its pulling power
and its rapid acceleration. And its
economy qualities are common food
for gossip.
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