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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1917.
PAGE THREE
THE
DEAN TATOM
PHONE 688
Garden Seeds in Bulk
Apex Coffee at .................. 35c pound, 3 pounds for $1.00
White Hons Coffee, pound 45c
Amocat Royal Ann Cherries 35c
Amocat Early. June Peas 20c ' '
N ' Amocat Extra Sifted Peas 25c
Amocat Sweet PoUrtoes .'. 20c
Gold Band Asparagus 35c
--' Tip Top Asparagus, Small Tin 15c
' , Small White Beans, pound 10c
Jury In lmmnv suit Unt.
The jury In the (24,000 damage
suit tried in the fedwal9court went
out this morning- and at press time
was mill continuing .Its , deliberati
ons ..-..
Be Prepared for Sudden
Sickness or Accident
MEDICINE CHESTl
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REALTY TRANSFERS
Warranty Drds.
Daniel Doherty, el ux to Ed Lan
irtniw, (MOO. lots 6. 7. 8 and . block
104, Reservation addition to Pendle
ton. '
Oliver 1 Knottn. et ux. to W. A.
Gilliam, II, mete and bound deacrip
tlon In Hec. 4. Twp. 1! H. R. 32.
J. W. Heck ley, et ux, to C. P.
Htrain. et ux, f lsuu, mete and bound
description in Hoc 26, Twp. X. R,
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PH SI3.0OO IX OAMK HSKS
Do You Want; a Nurse?
We have established a complete directory of
all the registered nurses in Pendleton. '
If You Want a Registered Nurse Phone Us.
If you want hospital or medicine chest supplies; we
can fill your wants.
Economy Drug Co,
AL.HANV, X. Y April 7. Henry C.
Phi pi today pa il t he titate conser-
tiun commission $15,000 In settle
ment of fines aua.nut him for illegally
trapptnff wild duck at hit) estate at
WantuKh, Inff Island. State game
protectors raided the enfate on Febru
ary 20 when 442 live -tin i 25 dead wild
ducks were seihed.
Old Time Itonldent Hptp.
W. iv Parker, who came to Uma
tilla county during; the seventies and
who is wen known to. all old times,
wax back in Pendleton as a wit
ness at the Crabb-Walts trial. He
is now living at He Johns, W n.
l ax ol let ion ('Iomth.
Thursday evening closed the first
half of the tax collecting; season. The
amount paid into the sheriff's office
during; the time specified for the
payment of the first half will not be
known for several days owfhu to the
congestion caused by the last hour
rush.
Cuticum
For Dandruff ani
refitment
Fal
Heppner Khouters Coming.
Dan Buwman, one of the local scat'
terg-un experts, has received a Ions;
distance telephone message from
Heppner announcing that a number
of the traps hooters of that city will be
here Sunday to shoot with the Pen
dleton men in the tournament shoot.
Pilot Rook Patriotic
By way of proclaiming to the world
the patriotism of Pilot Hock people,
he residents of that town yesterday
set up a tall flagpole in the center
of the leading street intersection and
have raised a huge flag, according to
Deputy Warden George Tonkin who
was there yesterday
Store flow For ood Friday.
In observance of Good Friday al
most all of the business houses of
Pendleton closed yesterday afternoon
from l until 3 o'clock while services
were held at the Episcopal and
Catholic churches. This is the first
time such observance has bn given
Good Friday in Pendleton for several
years.
II St. George Hotel Building. Telephone 711 s
MOTHER
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HABRY SMITH
SOME AT OUR HOUSE
NOW ALL HIS FOLKS EAT
Post Toasties"
( They're some com flakes )
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Is Your Car Ready
for the
Easter Parade?
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w3 a V Jf oiiuipr pat in., ntw Lilts, uuifttiuicu
4Jffm'' with oil and pas arc no use unless
I sj YfiyouT battery is in snape to put tne
4 I9 . Cm spark of life into your motor.
If you have not already had your battery tuned
up for the season, better see us right away.
Now is the time to prevent battery troubles dur
ing the coming season.
We have a rental battery for your use if yours
needs repairs.
While you're here, ask us for your Willard Serv
ice Card.
WW 3Mffl
Electric Service Station
Intone HI.
MA IX AI M ATKH KTHFFIS.
0xWte lloM Pmdletitn
Puirra of Mrs. Nlnrn.
The funeral of Mrs. Mattie Nima,
, who died at the Eastern Oregon
State Hospital Wednesday night, was
held at the' Brown chapel this after
noon at 2 o'clock and Interment was
made at Olney cemetery. Mrs. Kims
and her husband were both sent tr
the hospital from La Pine. Oregon
The husband died a short time ago.
M isu Florence Xtist d. who ha
had charee of the art department at
the WashtnRton schools. left last
evening for Iowa. She intends at
tending the Iowa normal school un
til the end of the term and then go
ing to Chicago for advanced work in
art. She has been granted a leav of
absence from the local schools.
Funeral Of Mrs. Hall.
The funeral of Mm. Ullian M. Hall.
wife of K. K. Hall, an auto mechanic
in the employ of tht Simpson Auto
Co.. was held this morning at 9
o'clock from the Brown chapel. Mrs.
Hall died on April 4 ittActoria where
she had been in a saul tori urn. Peri
tonitis was the cause of death. Mr.
and Mrs. Hall moved to Pendleton
about 18 month ago from Spokane.
ina Hair Is
Really Wonderful
On retiring rub spots of dandruff and
itching with Cutkura Ointment. Neat
morning shampoo with Cutkura Soap
and hot water. This cleanses the scalp
of dandruff .and promotes hair health.
Sample Each Free by Mail
Wfis Xl-s took s ta all. Si1r pun- Si
Cn-dlt Ktr Ktuck-ntM who Knllst.
City Superintendent A. T. Park
yestarduy morning received a letter
from Stnle Superintendent J. A.
Churchill announcing that the state
department had decided to recom
mend to all achorfl that credit for the
term be given all hitch school boys
who desire to enlist in the army and
navy. Supt. Park announces that the
recommendation will itovern in the
Pendleton schools.
n State lied rvon Com.
Dr. Frank E. Boyden of this city
has been named as one of nine phy-
irians and surgeons In the state of
Oregon to compose the state Red
Cross committee- The appolntmen
ere made by the national committee
n Hetf Cross service. The oth
ers nnmed with Dr. Boyden Include
nr. K. A. J. MacKenzle of Portland
rr. William Kuykemlall of Eugene.
Dr.. M. B. Maivellus of Portland. rr
It. c. Ycnney of Portland, Dr. Robert
O. Coffey of Portland. Ir. H. C Jef-
ferds of Portland. Ir. Miermnn R.
Wright of Portland and fr. c. J.
Ufker of Prtland.
attlcniftl to Meet.
Announcements he leen receiv
ed here of the meeting of the Cattle
Horse ItaiKers- Association at !
rnnde April :-:r.. Many subjects
f interest to livestiM'k growers will
be considered. Among the speakers
ho will be present are W. P. Web
ster, of Kansas City. Missouri: T. W.
Tomlinson. of Denver. Colorado: C.ov.
James Wlthycombe. of 8alem. Ore.:
Oeo. C. McMullcn. of Kansas City.
issnuri: Prof. K. K Potter, of Cor-
vallls, Oregon: Ephriam Barnea, of
the L S. National Forest Service: A.
P. Dunn, of Waneto. Washington: Dr.
W H. I.ytle. of Salem. Oregon, and
J F. Planchard of Prinevllle. Ore.
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The Reach 1917 Guide.
The 1JIT Reach American league
Oulds the official handbook of the
great American league has Just
made its over-welcome appearance,
thus ushering In one more base ball
season: a function which It hss ful
filled ertch spring for SB consecullvs
years. This long continuation of pub
lication alone has served to make the
Reach Oulde the standard annual
publication of the bc.se ball world,
without considering the merits of the
contents of the txiok. which is edited
hr Francis O. Rlchter. the veteran
base ball writer and authority. This
year the Onide has been rearranged
lelng grouped into four distinct sec- ;
lions, a method that lital.es it eslteol
slly ea.y to search I m.ttters f ref
For the geography and atmosphere
involved in the war In Asia, Minor,
consult the) Bible, and the "Arabian
Nights."
The Popular Nemo !
Nemo Corsets are designed to improve the health and
preserve the beauty of all woman. For each woman there
is a Nemo model that particularly suiu her figure.
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS ;
find
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charm. It is a wonderful corset 1 It supports
the body, protects vital organs and preserves
youthful grace; and it is adjustable.
There are Nemo WonderlifU for all types.
No. S5S is for the tall, full figure. , The semi-elastic Wonrlertift
Bandlet, mside. the corset, uplifts and supports the abdomen ;
holds vital organs in normal position, and produces symmetrical,
individual lines. Fine white coutil ; sizes 22 to 36 f 5.00.
Another model, tit. 553, ta for
the very short, stout woman, who ia
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An exceptional corset at $5.00.
A Nemo Wooderlift will
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a happy home!
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Easter and Motoring Time Are Here
Now is the time to save
yourself future trouble
by putting, on NEW
T.
We sell the leading makes. Also Accessories and Oils.
Vulcanizing and Retreading
Pendleton Rubber & Supply Company
W. X.
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WHOLESALE AND R FT Air,
Matlock. President. Wm. Dunn, Hawacer.
105 East Court 81 Telephone 1Z1
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