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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1917.
Reduce the High Cost of Living
BY BUYING YOUR GROCERIES AT
COWBOY'S
Mountain Spuds, 100 lbs $5.00
Early Rose Seed Potatoes, 100 lbs $5.50
Peaches, Pears, Apricots and Blackberries
gallon tins, each 50
Bent Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack.. -l.c
Cream Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 55c
"Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box lOc
Red Salmon 15 and 25?
Best Shrimps, 2 for 25
Best Iowa Corn, 2 for 25;
Sauer Kraut, large tin 15?
Matches, the box '.. 5?
Hersheys Cocoa i4 b. 20 ; 1 lb. 35?
Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25?
Krinkle Corn Flakes, 3 for 25
. Best 10c Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for 25?
Pumpkin, No. 3 tins, each 15p
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Highland Linen S
Willow Linen EE
and many others in E
box or bulk. EE
Refined stationery EE
that will make your EE
correspondence re- f
fleet your character.
Economy Drug Co.
E Hotel St. George Building
Day Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718 EE
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LOCALS
2b Advertising in Bi iet
KATKa.
Pr Hoe first losertlou lur
Per line, additional laeartloa. . . . Se
Per Use, per month (1.0
No Ionia taken for lea than 28e.
Coonl ordinary worde to lloa.
Locaia will not be taaea orer tbe
telepbuoe eicept frooi Bast Orsgoo
las paid op subscriber.
FIRST VICTIM OF PRUSSO-AMERICAN WAR
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Victor carlatrom. Instructor In avi- plane crumpled. For week he had
atlon at the aeronautical atattnn at , been hard at work training aviators
Newnnrt News. Va.. la h first victim , for the army for use abroad, and he
of the. air with Prussia, although h
waa not killed on the field of battle,
t'arlstrom fell with a pupil. Carey B.
Knrua of N-ewrinrt Newa. from a
neurit f J. 500 feet when hla aero-I Washington.
had turned out many. Carlstrom
made a record flight from fhicago to
New York last November. He slso
made a record from Newport News to
ollr.
We wish to air V"' ' insuring pub
lic that Oeo. W tMutts haa been ap
pointed the exclusive agent for that
part of t'matllla county heretofore
represented by W. H. Kellnag. It will
I tn your advantiige to see Mr. Coults
about frrajn or other insurance.
liRKilnN KIRK HKI.IKK" ASSOCIA
TION. W. C. Haa-ertv, Sec Adv
Freet Fre'!
Another $200' phonograph to be
given away at the Boaton Store. see
It In their window. Adv.
Volunteering la a Brent whlrh
much resembles the conventional per
petual motion machine, ln thin It la
all rlahl until you try to work H.
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Girls!
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1 Something is coming May 29th
Get ready for the time of your lives!
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Apia., for rent, 400 K. Alta.
Kor rent Furniahed room, phone
728VV.
Wanted Woman to do waahln?.
Addrean A. B. C. thla office.
Modern seven room houae for rent
dn irurie street. Apply John Vert.
Wanted Good, clean raga, at The
Eum Origonlan office. '
Sewing by engagement or at home.
Phone 731M.
Two farm handa want work. In
quire W. D. thla office.
KurniHhed houae for rent. Inquire
217 Stonewall Jackaon atreet.
For sale One Hcht auto truck,
cheap. Box 123 City.
Attorney Coutta haa money to loan
and houaea for aale and rent,
D. B. Waffle auto for hire. Phons
284M. Stand. Chart Co.. Phone 7.
I haul jour artag and traah.
Phone 653M. 1403 W. Railroad at.
Housekeeping apartments and
sleeping room a, 60S Willow atreet.
Two second hand planoa fur aale
very reasonable. Inquire thla office.
Modern aix room houae for rent on
Jijne 1st. Inquire John Vert.
For rent 6 room modern bunga
low on North .Side. I'hone S02M.
Boolu audited, office work and
correapondence bandied by hour or
day, reasonable. Phone 20SW.
Wanted To ren modern 5 or
room houae. Notify M. J. Barthel in
care of Dan P. Smythe.
Wanted Scrap iron, braaa anl
aluminum. Highest prices guaran
teed. Ulewett Harvester Co.
Chiropody work for ladiea and gen
tlemen at Pendleton Halrdreaalnrf
Parlors. 1
Wanted To buy good wheat ranch
In fmatllla county. Inquire George
Stangier, Pendleton, Ore.
8. C. Jackaon aells wall paper and
linoleum. Samples taken to your
home. Pbone 62-511.
For rent 4 -room apartment to
couple. Inquire 727 Garden. Phone
2S3W.
For sale, cheap. 18-foot Holt com
bine in good condition. Inquire E. J.
King, Helix, Ore.
Do you know that Kutea ft Friediey
"Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" 611
Main street. Phone S04.
Overland Service station, parts, re
pair shop. Experienced man to do
your work. 644 Main street.
llattreas making, furniture repair
ing, upholstering, called for and deliv
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros..
til Beauregard. Phone X7J
Call Penland Bros, van to move your
household goods. Telephone 31. Also
baggage transferrin and beavy haul
.ng..
For sale Several hundred good
No. 1 second band wool baga at 45
centa each. Inquire H. W. Collina, 114
E. Court atrec
looming house for sale. Main
street, tn center al business district.
Doing good business. Inquire of Past
land Bros.
See Le Moorhonae for Insurance.
Fire, accident, casualty. Prompt ad
justments without red tape. Phone
1(0.
For Htnl Sewing machines of all
makea. 1 per week, J3.00 per
month Mct'lintock ft Simpson, 4U '
K. court.
Summer cchool session at the Field
ach.N.I, May I'l to June 29. Claiae for
all grades. Kthel Freeman. ' Phono
21 4 J.
Neat five room cottage. garage.
maM house in rear. $11150. 8mu:i
payment don, balance like rent. Box
747.
Lost Brown mink muff, with purse
containing seven dollars. Iat be
tween Hana Pahl place and town. Re
turn to this office.
For saleNew and second hand
Sewing Machine Singer, White
New Home and The Free Machine.
McCllntock ft Simpson, 400 E. Court.
rocheii-d samples for pattern
new designs. 12-lOc. yokes. 1.25. tow.
el end. 25c each. Insertion, per In.
wide. UK- yard. R. Hlnshaw, Salem,
re.
t'matilla county Pioneer Associa
tion at Weston, t iregon, June jith and
Jith l'sual attractions. All Invited.
Nieo l. 1'eebler. president; S. A.
Barnes; strretary.
For rent Inning room nti'i
kitcTt n !! lurnished. In connection
with the repon Hotel . Inquire or
write H. S. Anderson, llermiston. Oregon.
Young woman would like restec-
tabte place cooking or housework on
ranch where she could take small
child. Write stating wages. Ad.lrcna
R. H this office.
For sale Nearlv new Overland
lght Four at a bargain for cash. In
first class condition, overland Hales
Room and Service Station. S44 Main
street.
Wanted Young woman to learn
telephone operating, permanent posi
tion assured, salary paid while learn
ing. Apply Cliief Operator at Tele
phone office.
Wanted Good, energetic man to
act as district agent for eastern Ore
gon. Excellent opportunity. Address
Provident Life ft Trust Co.. of Phsla-113-14
Corbett Bldg.. Portland.. Ore.
Ladic. learn to embroider your
summer gown In the new machine
embroloVry that is so popular thi
season. fall at the Singer Sewing
machine office. SIC turt street, and
see this work demonstrated lessons
given and pieces of embroidery made
to order.
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Conaideralile concern for Cardina.1
Farley has .been felt aa a result of the
reports that he haa been compelled
to undergo an operation. These re
ports, coupled with his age and the
fact that for several weeks his health
haa not been of the best, has caused
some anxiety. The exact nature of
the operation has not been made pub
lic. It la said to have been for abs
ceas. ,
13 OF GRADUATES
STUDENTS
II7 41s of P. II. 8. Has Iau-gv
Number of Splendid KtudcjitM; Cor
rect IJHt of Graduates Given.
Thirteen of the fifty-one students
who will be graduated from the high
school next Friday evening are hon
or students. They are Dewey ner
vals. Hazel Strain, Lucille Baer, Clell
Brown, Alta Mentzer, Natalie Fergu
son. Nola Childreth, Ida Wells, Alta
Boylen, Helen Fee, Doris Fee, Esther
Narkaus and Dorothy Evans. They
ha vp. had an average of 0 per cent
during their entlr ceurae.
Since the recent picture of the
class was not complete or authentic
aa to graduating members, the fol
lowing corrected list la given.
Sterling Patterson. Olen Huey, Law
rence Mclntyre. Emerald Greena
wald. Fleta Hall. Irene Sanders, Ha
zel Strain, Esther Narkaus, Leta
Agee, Nola Criildreth. Daphne
Hwearingen,, Jane Murphy, Anna
Guerrant, Thelma Thompson, Alta
Boylen, Katherlne Wells,, Esther En
bysk, Lucille Baer, Grace Hoch, Vera
Temple. Edythe English. Byron Moll,
Henry Judd. Arthur Morris. Dewey
nervals. Lulu Matlock. Alta Mentzer.
Ida Wells, Ruth Edwards, Thelma
Richardson, Natalie Ferguson, Ardls
Callison. Edna Hogue, Dorothy Ev
ans, Delia Ferguson, Carrie Hoskins.
Nellie Ingram, Estellit Keys, Blanche
Cchroeder. Grace Rugg, Martha Wll
sey. Merle Best. Delos Sloan.. Shel
don IJIrlch. Clell Brown. I-wrence
Woodworth, Ralph Hargett. Andrew
Harvey, Roy Duff. Doris Fee, Helen
Fee.
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I Alta Theatre
I TODAY .
I Kathlyn Williams
In a Thrilling Slice of Real Life
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Hudson Super-six, run 2000 miles, INTERESTING NOTES OF
tor sale at a uargain. r.u-j ici ut
Phone 71.,
Notice of laympnt of rtty of pmdle
ton Improvement Bouds.
Notice Is hereby given that city of
Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos.
5, Series 0, 6 and f , Series Z and 1..
Series one, will be paid upon presen
tation thereof to the undersigned at
the American National Bank, Pendle
ton. Umatilla County. Oregon. Inter
est on said bonds ceases June 1, 1917.
Dated May 14. 1017.
LEE MOORHOfHB.
Treasurer, City of Pendleton.
Ily wm. MIckelaen, Deputy.
Card at Tfaaoka.
We wish to thank the Moose lodge
and our many friends for their sym
pathy and kindness shown during our
-bereavement and loss of husband and
father. Also for the many beautiful
floral offerings.
MR.S MCDONALD AND FAMILY.
(Adv )
no Yoa Want a Hsner
Do you want a homo? If so. I will
ell you a lot and you can build
yourself, or I will sell you the lot and
build the home for yoq and give yoa
terms on the seme. A. B. Cos.
(Adv.)
Anto Stage.
For Adams. Athena and Weston,
leaves A Men-Ward Co.. at 1 a. m.
and 3:30 p. m. each day. Phone 400
for reservations Ralph Shaffer, prop
Adv.
Wanted.
Agent to handle the Smith Form-a-
Truckr Only takes small capital to
handle. Big profits. For particulars.
address H. E. Griffith, care Hotel
endleton.
THE PEOPLE OF WESTON
(East Oregonian Special.)
WESTON, May 14. On last Mon
day evening Mrs. Curran McFadden
entertained the Bachelor Girls club
at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. M.
Bannister on North Main street- Ice
cream and cake were Berved.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ward of Athe
na spent Monday afternoon In Wes
ton visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wurzer have gone
to Rltzville on a visit to relatives.
Carl Hick of Milton was in the city
Tuesday visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John McRae visited
friends in Walla Walla Friday.
Arthur Ross is putting In a cement
walk in front of his residence or
South Main street
Mrs. Richard Beamer is repaperinG
and repainting the interior of her
dwelling.
Mrs. Lillian Fredericks visited rel
atives in Walla Walla Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Walla
Walla spent the weekend in W'eston
visiting relatives.
One of the heaviest rains of the
season fell here Sunday night, in some
places it amounted almost to a water
spout. Mrs. Bennie Lee of Weston Moun
tain died last Friday night. She was
a daughter of Mrs. Ferguson and a
sister of George Ferguson, well known
lr. Pendleton.
XO MEAT, NO FLOI R- ONE DAY,
Mississippi Governor Vnres
Measure on People.
War
JACKSON. Miss.. May 11. Gover
nor Bilbo today issued a proclama
tion urging the people of Mississippi
to observe one meatless and flour
less day each week during the war.
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nrettv tpntv.i ar-ol.l daughter of tht giving iristructi.tna in signaling She
late President Harrison, who la atudv- I snl several months last year tak
! Ing law at the New York CnlversiM. Ing Inn ructions from General E Z
has taken charge of a class of g'rls . steezer in mllltar' drill and discipline
' to teach thein ar. Here ahe is shown i and earned the title of sergeant.
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I'OTIO.'I PICTURE NEWS
What the Picture Theaters
Have to Tell You.
Big DranaacJo gaocexsj Seen the Last
Ttaae Today.
The story of "Apartment it" tends
to prove that no man can tell before
hand what he or any other man will
do under given circumstances. The
framed-up adventures of a dramatic
critic who believed that no rational
human being would possibly act in
real life aa did tna bero of a new
play, form the greatest portion of the
action of "Apartment 2." Earle Wil
liams, ' as the dramatic critic. Is
framed up by the author of the play
ln much the same manner aa was the
hero of the play. The critic is caught
up in a whirlpool of happenings that
cause him to act just aa he said no
rational man would, and In addition
to disproving hla own assertions, the
critic gets a bump on the head that
wasn't in the plot, and also becomes
engaged to one of the plotters.
The Km I ares scores Big Hit mt Cob.
Hoi brook Blinn. the famous Broad
way star, and Doris Kenyon. the
beautiful little motion picture actreas
who has been featured in a number of
photoplays, co-starred on the screen
h the promise of the manager of th'
Oosy theater.
He is negotiating with the ramons
Paths Company for a booking on
"The Empress," a strong drama fea
turing these two well known players.
who are supported by a cast inciuu
ing W'llllam Morse and Lyne Donald
son.
"The Empress" was directed by
Madam Blache. who Is one of the fen'
really great women directors in the
picture business:
While by no mean's intended as a
sermon against trie liquor eii. "o
of the wreck,." the thrilling Morosco-
Paramount drama in which the ever
Dooular Kathlyn Williams will be seen
at the Alta today. Is a strong preach
ment against this vice In one scene
the director transforms a man into
a snarling leopard to convey the im
pression of the rising of the animal
instinct. On the screen the leopard
looks like a ferocious, vicious brute
in reality he is one of Miss William s
pets and the snarling was secured by
her calling to him. "Now. Dick smile
Drettilv for the camera." Dick's idea
of a pretty smile was just w hat the di
rector desired.
LIVING COST UP
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Commission Has Been Deeply
Probing Conditions.
WASHINGTON. Mav 11. ("ons'il K-
A Wakefield. Port Kluabeth. sas:
Recently a commission a as ar
inted to investigate the report Ul -
on the im-raseo cost ni iimok hi
various centers In iiouth Afr:-a. The
report o fthis commission gave the
increase at Port Klizunefh as 1 per
cvnt above normal. Since the report
was published further advances have
Ink,-n place. The price of fed pro
ducte generally have alaaya been
high in South Africa. Being a food
importing country, freight and duty
adds considerably to the cost in the
country whence eaperoted.
At a recent meeting of the Ic-cal
chamber of commerce the advance tn
prices was the subject of discussion.
Some maintained that pncee of pro
ducts locally produced had been un
necessarily advanced.
Unless shipping conditions improve
prices will be still higher. This con
dition may not be mithout its advant
ages, ss efforts are being made tc
supply articles that have been tn com
petition with local products.
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TODAY
Earle Williams
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real true to life story that
for one hour and a half
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yourself.
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