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DAILY EAST QREGQNIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. APRIL 2, 1917.
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-All over the Country -
-THE NATIONAL COFFEE-
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
"quality
823 Main St
Dainty Footwear
That will appeal to the ladies. The kind
of footwear that has the style, quality and
the grace of a Queen. That is "Queen
Quality,"-the kind we have to show you.
May we? ' ; -
(In our "Down Stairs Store" we have
some splendid new coats priced under $10)
The sweetness of low price
never equaled the bitterness of
poor quality.
Now is'nt there a lot of truth
in that?
We'll leave it to you.
PENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
Distributing
MERCHANDISE OF PROVEN
QUALITY.
GOODYEAR TIRES
MONOGRAM OIL
FRANKLIN
REO
MARMON
REPUBLIC TRUCKS
(Nothing counts like service.)
Commensal dub Meeting.
The regular meeting- of the Com
mercial Association will be held to
morrow evening.
Marriaitci I.kmise IksiwuV.
A marriaxa licnae was issued today
to Ed Stanley of Walla Walla ana
Vernfta Amoreaux of Pendleton.
(Hit of IIoKsrftaL
Kd Hall, who has been quite 111
with pneumonia, was able to leave
t. Anthony's hospital yesterday and
expects to be able to resume his
work in a few days.
Cliarlos t'l ynlte III.
Charles A. Cole, well known con
tractor and former councilman, is
reported to be quite seriously 111 at
his home due to congestion of the
lungs. He is reported a little Im
proved this afternoon.
ers. All day bouquets, and elaborate
floral pieces have been arriving at
the church, tokens from the hundreds
of friends of the man whose faithful
labors durlnar a decade in this com
munity had endeared him to all. re
gardless of church or creed. The
church is crowded to the doors this
afternoon. Bishop Robert Paddock
is conducting' the services.
Shurtagv of ltaln.
While March was unusuailly cold
and windy, it was not even normally
wet. The weather records show that
there was a shortage of one inch for
the month, making a total edifiency
for the wet season of 2:45 inrhes.
Injured His Arm.
William coftman of this city L-i
wearing an arm in a sling as the re
sult of an accident at Fulton the
other day. While piling sacks in a
warehouse, he tripped and fell, a
sack of wheat catching his arm in
such a way as to tear the ligaments.
frVII l-Tora IO ft.
Jess O. Hales, prominent farmer
suffered a severe snaking up and
many toruises Saturday in a fall from
the loft of his barn to the concrete
floor below. At first It was thought
he might be seriously Injured but an
examination showed no hone brok
en. Today he is mucn improved.
W. . W. Defeat Colored Giants.
The W. O. W. team sf this city.
having defeated the Colored Giants
yesterday 16 to 4, w-ili meet the Echo
team . next Sunday, according to an
announcement made today. The
Woodmen have a strong battery In
Ed Darling, caiitaln. and Booney
Hayes and their entire team is well
balanced.
Three Are Natni-aliascl.
Three foreign born residents of
Umatilla county were today made citi
zens of the United States by Circuit
Judge Phelps when they qualified for
final papers and' took the oath of al
legiance. They were T. C. Elliott of
Milton, who came from Canada, ImX
gi Belluim itf Freewater, formerly a
subject of the king of Italy, and Mal
colm C. Mclntyre of Adams, formerly
of Canada.
Idaho Itattalion t'omlnjr Through.
This evening at :4R a special train
bearing the first battalion of the Ida
ho National Ouard is scheduled to ar
rive In Pendleton enroute to Boise to
mobilize. The battalion consists of
the companies In the northern part of
Idaho. Several of the Pendleton
members of the I. X. O., Including
Charles Clum. Charles De Haas,
Qeorge Perry and Pat Piddons, will
join the battalion 4iere.
Two Divorces GsantPd.
Divorces have been granted by
ludge Phelps to the plaintiffs in the
following cases: . Klhrabeth Furlong
vs. James Kmett Furlong and Agnes
Christiansen vs. John H. Chlstlnnsen.
In the latter case plaintiff is given
custody of the minor child.
CAItPATIHA K8TAtFS DIVRIt:
HKA1IK$ AMKItlCAN TOUT
Easter Six Days Off
Are you ready to join in with the promenade of beautifully dresaed men and
women on that day? Have you purchased your new spring- attire as yet or are you
holding- back on account of the enormous "before Easter" prices that are being
asked at all the stores. You do not have to Vait until after Easter to buy that suit,
became our prices today are lower than you can buy them at other places after next
Sunday. The "snap" and "style" found in our Ladies' Suits cannot be equaled any
where. We never reduce an article or hold special sales, but we undersell everyone
at all times, so you can rest assured that if you buy from us now the price will re
main the same after Easter.
Iirautlful Shade .spring Suit. . . 12.!W to.satt.V)
Very Swell Silk Drowse. , $.0 to $18.50
The New "Sport" roam. ...... tS.IHI to l.7n
All Shades rcie l)e chine, yd .'. S1.25, tl.4tt
Xew Color In Mcxsallues. yd. Tt"
(ieniilne Pongee Silk. a Tc. SI. 25
Splendid White Flannel, yd 49v. 7UX sue
IVIutc Sorgo, yd. Bsc. 9t.Vt
Light StrlH- Tub Silk, yd
Xe Novelty Skirts
fine Quality n-ie WaltM. .
Cieorgette Crepe. Waists . . .
Sport StrlM3 ciucliaitH, sard.
Novelty Collars :
New Voile Waists
Silk Petticoats ,
ltoudolr Cuiw
.Middles
YOW CAJi .
DO BUTTER AT
J. C Penney Co Inc J
S.s.bh to $7.a
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. . . HHc, tl.4, $!.
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WE LEAD,
OTHERS FOLLOW
XBW YORK, April 2. Renrhlns
an American port from England, the
il'nnarder Carpathia reported the
submarining of a British hospital
ship with a loss 167 lives. The Car
pathia escaped the same submarine
by only half an hour. The Carpathia
was near when the T-aconia was
sunk. The freighter Ascanla has arrived.
Hindenburg is said to be contem
plating an "on to Petrograd" dash.
This puts the Russian capital In the
same class with Paris and London. .
MANY PltOMIVENT ATll-
I.KTKS TO KM. 1ST IV AVI.
ATION COUPS.
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STANFIELO MAN IS
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
W. lltXlNITZ WIU. VNDKUOO
OPHltATlON AT ST. AN
THONY'S IN PENDLKTON.
'. W. oCulllvan Bus's Kwert l.otN
nnd W 111 Hulld on them in the
Near Future; Ijidies Aid society
Meew With Mrs. Fauceu.
Sfieeial Servk-e This Week.
Special "Passion Week" services
will be held each night this week at
the Methodist church. The series of
narrative sermons began yesterday
morning the subject being "A Day of
Triumph." The subjects for the
week are as follows: Tonight, "A Day
of Judgment"; Tuesday. "A Day ox
Speech"; Wednesday, "A Day of Si
lence": Thursday. "A Day of Fare
wells": flood Friday, "A Day of Suf
fering".. Saturday. m service, Christ
in the tomb; Sunday. "The Resurrec
tion." These services are meant to be
Informing and really devotional. The
public Is Invited to worship with the
church. The services are from 7:30
to S.3S.
Fnneral of Rev. jnlnnc
The Church of the Redeemer wnere
at 3 o'clock this afternoon Is Dein;
held the funeral services over the
body of the late rector. Rev. Charles
Quinney. Is a mass of beautiful flow-
(East Orefconlan Special.)
STA.NFIEU, April 2. O. W.
Prt'gnltx was taken to St. Anthnny's
hospital at Pendleton Friday after
noon where- he will undergo an op
eration. He wrh accompanied by Dr.
Kelt nnd Mrs. Pregnitz.
C. W. OSiilllvan has bought the
Kwert lots near the rallmad trc
and will build on the same, in the
n'ar future.
Mr. Joe runha Jr.. of Kch, upent
Friday with her aunt. Mm. C. V.
PreRnitu,
Iioyd Hichea whh a Pt-ndleton pas
senger Friday. v
Ieath visited the home of if rs.
Iblw Thursday evening and claimed
as his own her young daughter. Miwt
Vila T.oughlin. The deceased hud
been a victim of tuberculous for
several yearn. The arrangements fr
the funeral hve not been made.
The ljiftift Aid met at the home
f Mrs J. K. Faucett Thurnday aft
ernoon. lr. Oeorge Kieslfng awiKt-
d Mrs. Faucett A goodly number
wan prtnt and a delicious luncn
wa ferve1 by the hosteswa.
Catherine and "Tharlies Pregnlts
pre in Pendleton Saturday. j
The young people of the Kpworth 1
league gave a very gooa play enmiea
( "Mr. floh. A goid ftized um was
realized for the society.
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Connor and
Mr. and Mrs. Frederlckson motored
to Pendleton Wednesday.
The hay choppers have Just fin-
shed cutting the last of the hay here
nnd will move their chopper to West
fland.
M. O'Connol left Friday for Port
land. Mr. o'Connol has been here
looking after the trartors that he hnc
placed with the different ranchers.
The Misses Genevieve and Gwen
dolyn fionlfer came up from then
school in Pendleton to spend the
week end at home.
James Adams is taking a week's
vacaton as operator at Gibbon.
Mrs. Kltner Picard went down to
Pendleton today to do some shop
ping. , George Brace was in Pendleton
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sayer motor
ed to Pendleton Monday.
Joe French was In "Pendleton Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Joe "Holaday enter
tained a number of friends last Fri
day night in honor or Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Baker.
1'hose present were Mr. and, Mrs.
W. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Honlfer,
Mr. and Mrs, George Brace. Mr. and
-Mrs. Albert Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Duffey, Misses Fvalyn and Belva Wil
liams, Hern ice and Kacnei Heed. The
Messrs W. W. Hoch. George Hoch,
John Hager, Walter Bonlfer. Wayn
and Burnel Williams and Guy Nor-
dentv .All report a very enjoyable
time"
MIhh Hankiii 1m Stilnx.
WA.SINU1XN, April 2.
Congress welcomed with mtn-
gled feelings its first woman
member, Mlsti Jeanette Rank la.
8he seemed a little timid aad
promises to be a sphinx until s
her fright and lack of knowl-
edge wears off.
GI'AR1 I PlaAAT-aD ABIT
ciintMA?r mrmAMKR wnunAD
N'EIW LONDON, April 2. A grd
from a United States warship has
been placed about the wharf of tb
German ship Wl lie had which was the
mother ship of the Deutschland.
DAI.K KOTHWhLb
OptometrlNt and Optida
O lasses ground
and fitted. 11
years experience-
American National Bank Building.
Pendleton.
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MNA1B IIPIIMCOTT
Many prominent athletes have sig
nified their desire to enlist in the Uni
ted States Aviation Corps for possible
war with Germany. Donald Lippln-
cott, f firmer Penn track star, has of
fered his services to his country, as
has James K. ("Ted") Meredith, hold
er of the world's quarter and half
mile running records.
PERSONAL NOTES FROM
THE GIBBON COUNTRY
Mr. and Mr. Joe Holaday En
tertain Number af Friends
Friday.
(Kant Ores;onlan Special.)
GIBBON. April 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Thompson were called to Wes
ton Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Thompson's grandmother. Mrs. Mary
Speeks.
Mr. and Mrs John Thompson re
turned home Saturday from severil
days spent In Pendleton.
Mr. snd Mrs. Albert linker left
yesterday for their new home near
daytnn. Wash.
Mum Kvalyn Mearer went down to
Pendleton Saturday to visit Mr. and
Mts. p. H. Williams.
Porn To Mr. and Mrs. noirav
Thompson, an 8-pnund boy Raturd'iy,
at the home of Mrs. Thompson's pnr-
ents near Weston.
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We have remodeled, enlarged and in
stalled a modern efficiency system in
our reparir shop, assuring all prompt and
satisfactory
Repair Shop
Wq are agents for
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VALVOLINE OILS
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