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EIGHT PAGES PS!!!!!!!!!!! REASONABLE PRICES E-.3 E:3 There is no grocer in Pendleton old or new, thvt hat been -more reasonable than we New Cabbage, the" pound 8Jg Good Table Potatoes, 100 lbs 95.00 Fresh Fanch Eggs, dozen 35? Small Navel Oranges, dozen. ....... 15 Matches the box 5 6 lb. Box Macaroni or Spaghetti 40 3 Packages Corn Flakes ....... 25f 5 gal. Coal Oil 85 Carnation Cream, 2 for ......,, 254 Folgers Baking Soda, 2 for 15; 4 for 25. , ' ' Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 rolls ... 25f . E JIIHHMI l.uinu.mlil.iiii l THE NEW COLUMBIA H !! JUNE RECORDS II II ARE HERE All the new hits and the latest PATRIOTIC numbers are included. COME IN Hear Play Don't wait, but come lint is complete. If Economy Drug Co. Hotel St. George Building D.v Telephone 711 Night Telephone 718 PERSONAL AND NEWS NOTES FROM HELIX (Kast Oreonlsn special.) HBIJX. May !. Mr V V. Ker ly and MK. a. K. SmHh leave minday for Buicene to attend the viand lode of I. . O. V. Jack rrendrra;at Is havlna; a barn built on hla Juniper ranch. u5S feet, two stories In helitht. Jack Anderson and Krary Harrl man ara buildlnK a house for John l-lantlnK. noulh of town T. B. T. P. '"r entertained Tuesday evenlnc at the homa of Mr. and Mm. FYed Hllnn. An Interesting l,roram wu rendered ami cake and ire cream served. ThIrty-tlve were present. . . Mm. A. J. Knhlnett hss returned to her home In Wasen. Mr. and Mra. T. M. I'on. Mr. an. I Mrs. J. S. Anderson and Mra J. Bur rounhs were ltermlston visitors Hun- ""ira. O. J P1lr and Mlw Anna Taylor wlll-lesve Tuesday for their A . Peterson waa a Walla Walla visitor here Tuesday. Mra. B. Orady spending the week at weiiuia. . w Rtorma and CTisrles Wilkes attended the OMmmlnrs fu neral at Wallula Wednesday. Jack Anderson l home from an e. tended visit east. Mrs. Mary Mont.omery has re ,v,d word of her daughter. MnL ,Mrt Howard, loslna the content, of B,r hoiiw . Maon Is expecting her j mend M" Alta '". I from Joseph for a wek .visit , . ., r:rh:rh.;me ; .. A-hund. ore Hhe will return In September f.,r ,he winters term of school Prof and Mr. H. W. Drew lese ,h. 24th for their annual vaca tion at Tillamook. They will go by stn having had their car P; . ..tr pnr. They miMl f ,.r camions - - h,,ve been elected for school year here. the coming QUALITY DENTISTRY Dr. F. L II1GRAII DENTIST. Rooms 3 and 4, Bella Bldg. Telephone 623. DAILY New Dry Onions, 3 lbs. Regular 50c Brooms 35 Can Pumpkin, No. 2i tins 15 Raisins,. 2 packages 25 Dried Grapes, the lb. ...... ., 10 Comb Honey, the cake 15 Best Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack 45 Best Shrimps, 2 for 25 Best Iowa Corn, 2 for 25 Loose Muscatell Raisins, 2 lbs 25 Ensign Coffee, our leader, pound.... 25 Plione 640 CONROY Them Them while the Easy terms on Columbia Grafo nolas. Complete stock of machines and records on hand. Miaa Opal Rice of Hill's district, and Miaa Kdllh Malaon of the Mullen- kauff dlatrlct. expect to leave the last of 'the week for their homes at Port land. Both have been retained aa teachers In their respective schools for the. next term. SPORTS (toast Innr. Portland 4 10 - San Francisco a 1 - Batteries Hoiick anil Fisher; Bauin and Baker. Portland 1 1 San Francisco J 1 ' Funcher and Scpulvt-da, tildham and Baker. la Anseles -5. Vernon 1-4. Rait Ijtke-tHikland same postponed. Amrrlinn irunie. Cleveland S-S. Philadelphia 1-2. New York Detroit 1. Washington I. m. Iuls 4. Boston t, Chlcaco 1. DEAF omii HAS CHANCE. CANTON. May 1. "Wanted A deaf girl for general housework." This application was received to- s.v hw Hiinerintendent Rherlock of ih. Rt.l. rliv ITree lmnlovfnent bn reau from a Canton man. He does JRIS NM ENT. There Is no alter not specify what he fears she will 1 native of a fine. hear. , . A farmer near here wants a mar- Our little misfortunes would not . . w ' . . ... .... 1, not for the n.a man wi luioit inn n, will chop wood for his family i -rr-' Russian REvuLuiiuNAmts uakktinu rLua jji .issJa-' - ' if .... v - Vi-vi ... ' - MS, ' - ' J t WJJ 1 . . . -", " .-' ., This photogrsl'h shows a scene of I the Russian revolution at Its helgtit I Two soldiers who had gone over to l the revolutionist, were placed on an automobile to patrol the city In or. EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OPEGON, MONDAY, 3 E3 25 WAR CENSUS FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED il This out and Put It Where You 4XH Find It. War oauM Day. Tueslay. June 5. aa named by President Wilson in hla official proc lamation. Who MuMt ltrlaUT. Every male resident between the axes of 81 and thirty years, inclu sive. This includes aliens as well aa America. Japanese, Chinese. Italians, Germans. Enalish, Americans, and Americans, and men of any other na tionality who are of the desinnated ages, must register. Aliens will not be drafted for war duty, but. of course, a complete' record of them Is desired. Who Is Kxetnpc No male resident between the aes of II and so years. Inclusive, la ex empt from registering;. Those to be exempted rom military service will be determined later, but first all muxt register. Where to KcBister. Registration must be made In the ! HOMK PRKt'INCT of the man regis tering nemi'iei " " .-o- ing place. Hours for licfrlstration. Ilootha at regular voting places In each precinct will be open on war census day from J o'clock a, m. to o'clock p. m. Don't wait until the last moment. Register early. ICPKlHtratlon of AbweHtwa. If you find you will be unavoid ably absent from your home precinct on war census day, you should apply at the earliest possible date to th county clerk of the county In which you may be at the time, whether in Oregon or elsewhere, who vflll fill out your registration card. He will then give you the card, which yon ui-t mail t.-, the registrar of your home precinct. In care of the sheriff j of vour home county In time to reaco the registrar by war census day. If I you live In Portland, or a city of over 30.00 population in nnotner nmr. , mail the card to the registrar In care of the mayor. But remember, the burden of hav ing your card reach the registrar of your home precinct by War Censu Day is on TOIT. Kedntrntion of tlr Sick. Men of military ugc who are too ill to go to the voting booth to register must send a competent person before war census war to the county clerk to explain the circumstances, and se cure instructions from the federal regulations which these officials will receive from the government. Penalties. The Denaltv for failing to appear to register, or for giving false, mls- leirilna- or incorrect answers, is I M amount , n. "... unnecessary comments of our friend. . 1..: -...Of der that they might not be mistaken for a.lherenta of the caar and the re actionaries they carried red flag, on their naoneta as they 1,-aned forward in the automobile. LOCALS (SSV A dver tiring in Bi jet KATES. Per lloe first Insertion ..! Per lis, additional IwUm. . . . 6c Per tine, per Bonis So local takes for less tbaa X0c. Count ordinary words to Una. Locals will sot He uim orar tsa telephone except from Bast Orefsa ls psid-sp ssbseriser. Apt.) for rent, 400 E. Alta. House for rent. Call 7S1J. Apts. for sale, 400 E- Alta. Furnished pt., Hamilton Court. Furnished apts., cloae in, 401 Aura. For sale 16 acres land. Address Box 253. City. For sale Wicker baby carriage. fall 71W. 'For rent Choice of four or six room house. Phone 24KW. Big military jitney dance In Happy Canyon, Tuesday night, May 22nd. Wanted Good, dean rags, at Tha East Oregonian office. For sale Poland China brood sows. Inquire Oottlieb Miller. .Sewing by engagement or at home. Phone 71 1M. "For sale One light auto truck, cheap. Box lit City A three roomed house for rent. In-uuii-e at 619 Johnson street. Attorney Coutts has money to loan and houses for sale and rent. One five room furnished house,. 4 room apt, all modern. Call 664. Furnished house for rent. Chickens and garden for sale. 715 W. Altt. D. H. Waffle suto for hire. Phone !S4M. .stand, Charles Co.. Phone 7. I haul your garbage and trash. Phone &S3M. 1401 W. Railroad St. Two second hand pianos fur sale very reasonable. Inquire this office. .Modern six room house for rent on June 1st. Inquire John Vert. Books audited, office work and correspondence bandied by hour or day, reasonable. Phone 0W. Wanted To rent modern & or room house. , Notify M. J. Barthel in care of Dan P. Smyths. , For rent Three light hnusekeep. lug rooms. Klectrlc lights, hot and cold water. 800 Garden street. Wanted llrl for general house work In family of two. Must be ex pert cook. Phone C73. iost Red sweater at Round-Cp grounds. Reward. Return' to Mrs UHer Boyd. 601 E. Court. Wanted--8crap iron. brass and aluminum. Highest prices guaran teed. Illewett Harvester Co. Hupertluoua hair, warts and moles, removed by electrolysis, Pendleton Ha I rd rearing Parlors. For sale 1912 Cadillac touring car In first clan condition. A bargain If taken at once. Independent Oarage. Big military Jitney dance In Happy Canyon. Tuesday night. May 22nd. a C. Jackson sells wall paper and linoleum. Samples taken to your home. Phone 62-lll. Found Bunch of keys In front of the Allen Knight store. Owner call and get same. Do yon know that Betes a FrledVy "Sell, rent or Insure Anything?" (It Main street. Phone C04. Overland 8ervice station, parts, re pair shop. Kxperienced man to do your work. 644 Main street. Nicely furnished front room apt.. with sleeping porch. 603 Wate. Phone 20SM. Wanted Kxperienced girl for gen- j,.ral housework. References required. rnone 73J Call Penland Bros, vsn to move youi household goods. Telephone 330. Also baggage transferrin and heavy tsaul Ing. Rooming house for sale. Msln street, in center of business district Doing good business. Inquire of Pas land Bros. To exchange modern five room house and 60x100 lot In Portland. Kast Side paved district, for similar property in Pendleton. East of Main street preferred. Value 33000. Ad- Idresa v this office. " Notice BWira star. Regular meeting of Bushee Chap ter No. 1, O. K. R, will be held Tues day evening. May 22. at which there will be initiation of candidates. By order of Worthy Matron. (Arlv.l SIAKf E. JOHNSON. Sec t Artlan Attention. Th,Te will he a social seesion at Kagle-Woodmun hall Tuesday. May Ji. All Artisans' requested to Ik present OVMMITTKK. IOWA TO KMtlRt K III. I K LAWS' IKrt MOIXKS. Iowa. May l At-; jtorney ileneral Havner will tomor-I j r,4v instruct every county attorney in ! the state or Iowa to enforce the Iowa f Sunday closing laws next stinaa. I It is understood' that the instruc- 'ti.. .i h. M..m out will be similar to 'hnwi viven the Polk coiintv attorney last week under which 100 arrests were made last Sunday, on charges of playing professions! hsseball. op erating moving picture shows, sell ing popcorn, cigars, operating ar nices Bno other similar Sunday activi ties. a s Occasional showers This Week. WASHINGTON. D. C. May 4 21. Pacific States: occasional 4 showers In Wsshlngton and tn-egop; generally fair In Call- w fomla. Temperature near or 4 slightly above normal. Rocky Mountain and Plateau Region: tccasional showers. Temperature near normal. R. H HoWIK. Forecaster MAY 21, 1917. For rent Furnished house. Phone 21R. Hudson 8uper-Blg for sale, easy terms. Call 23F4. " Economize read Bmythe-Lonergan Co.'s add on last page. Furnished apts. for rent. Apply Room 12, Association BldsT. For renf Housekeeping rooms. Home washing. Phone 48. Modern seven room bouse for rent en Grange street. Apply John Vert. Wanted To rent piano In first class condition. Address Box II, City. Wsnted Girl for general house work. Must be expert cook. Phone 073. lost Ladies' silver mesh purse. Return to this office and receive re ward. Wanted Woman to do washing and ironing at her home. Phone 660W. Ist Red swsater at Round-Up grounds. Finder return to Mrs. Les ter body and receive reward. , Work of any kind by the day or hour. Inquire at tent on left side of Lee street bridge. Mrs. Lenderroan. Mattress making, furniture repair ing, upholstering, called for and deliv ered, city or country. La Dow Bros.. 21 Beauregard. Phono 227J. For Rent Sewing machines of all makes. 31.00 per week. 33.00 per month. MeClintock a Simpson, 400 E. court. See Lee Moorhouse for insurance. Fire, accident, "casualty, prompt ad justments without red tape. Phone 140. For sale New and second hsnd Sewing Machines. Singer, White. New Home snd The Free Machine. MeClintock Simpson. 400 IS. Court. Housewives interested in reducing High Cost of Living should read ev ery word of Smythe-Lonergon oo.'s ad on last page. Crocheted samples for patterns new designs. 12-lOc, yokes. 31.26. tow. el ends. 25c each. ' Insertion, per In. wide. 10c yard. R. Hinshaw. Salem, Ore. I'matilla county Pioneer Associa tion at Weston. Oregon. June gth snd Sth. Usual attractions. All Invited. Geo. D. Peebler. - president; 8. A. Barnes, secretary. For sale Nearly new Overland Light Four s s bargain for cash. In first class condition, overland Sales Room and Service Station. 644 Main wanted To sell our fruit and ornajnental nursery stock, roses, shrulwry etc.; exclusive territory, lib eral cash advance weekly on orders: free outfit. Ynkima A Columbia River Nursery Co., North Taklma. Wash. . For sale One gelding 6 years old. weight 1450; one gelding years old. weight 1450; one bay mare 8 years old. weight 1250. All good work stock.. For further information write Box 115, Weston Oregon, or phone 253. Ladies, learn to, embroider your summer gowns In the new machine embroidery that is so popular this season. Call at tha Singer Sewing Machine office, 220 Court street, snd see this work demonstrated. Lessons given snd pieces of embroidery made to order. For painting and papering call up Avery a Bock. We have all first class mechanics and can guarantee you the best of work at reasonable prices. Contract or day work, city or country. Shop opposite Pendleton Hotel. phone 5J. , The location yon nave been looking for 36 1-2 acres in Clark Co. Wash., 10 miles from Portland, no bldgs, level, no rocks or stumps, all In crop, best soil for prunes, potatoes, corn, etc Price "37000. 32500 cash, 32500 terms, balance in exchange for land or value. Investigate this, J. J. John son, tl. D., Portland, t)re. Attention MasorM. At the regular meeting Monday evening. May 21. it Is requested that all Master Masons be present. Im portant gathering and feed. By or der W. M. Adv. Aa Stag-e. For Adams, Athens and Wsstoa, saves Allen-Ward Co.. at 1 a. m and 3:10 P- m. each day. Phone 400 for reservations. Ralph Shaffer, prop Adv. NotkY of Payment of Oty of Pendle ton Imnrovensent Bonds, Notice Is hereby given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds Nos. 5. Series 0. 5 and 0, Serlea Z and 1., Series one. will be paid upon presen i tation thereof to the undersigned at the American National Bank. Pendle 'ton. Umatilla County. Oregon. Inter Jest on said bonds ceases June 1. 117 Lhlte,d May It. 117. ' LKK MOORHOUSE. j Treasurer. City of Pendleton. I By Wm. Mlckelsen. Deputy. Free! Free! Another 3200 phonogrsph to given sway at the Boston Store. It in their window. Adv. Wanted. Agent to hanille the Smith Form-a-Truck Only takes amall capital "to handle. Big profits For particulars, sddrera H. E. Olifflth. cars Hot-I Pendleton. Do Tow Wans Home? Do you want a homer If so, I will sell you a lot snd you can build yourself, or I will sen yon the lot and build the boms for you snd give yoa erms on the sama , A. H. Cos. (Adv.) tlanxfVM cWrhrntion. On July 2nd. 3rd snd 4th. Msns niH vth will hold a grand three 4 ' day celebration snd the management s 1 wants to get In touch with all kinds 4 ,of amusements Including carnival at. tractions, merry-go-rounrts etc. i .lre A F. Rosenstork. Mansfield Wash Adv. t'DTTO PICTURE NEWS What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You. ftnwrnls ITS-rSs In Hair; HaUy.ln-s-llurry, Paxil sue Today. Woman's tresses prove convenient as well aa beautiful In the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature. "Sally-in-a-Hurry," starring dimpled Lillian Walker, which Is at the Pastime the ater for the last time today. Bulalie Jensen who plays the pari of a thief masquerading as a member of the best society, steals a besdtiful pearl necklace at a dinner and when threatened with capture hides her booty In her black curls In a most ef fective manner. Rapbo. Final showing Today. Hugh Ford, who directed the Fa- moua Players-Paramount adaptation of Daudet's classic "Bapho" in which the talented Pauline Frederick i starring, found the screen Interpreta tion of "Saphot one of the most In teresting' Its SO his varied experience. A thorough study of the original story as we as an Investigation of the methods employed in tne stage version convinced me." he said, "that we would have to effect certain im portant Changes in the construction of the screen play. To this end. we have tried to- lighten every tragic or especially dramatic part of the story with little touches of humor. Also, the endln'g.' whieh In the original was rather dramatic and left an unpleas ant impression. of the whole produc tion, has .been changed completely and we have made ftapho, who In the book simply continued her former mode of life'after leaving the young Jean CiausBip iasiead of doing this, turn Red Cross anrse snd devote the rest of her-. life toward doing good and marking. reparation as far as pos sible fol'7er early dissipation. Miss rrenerlck nas given a ,u., .n.-v. terpretation of this character and we are snre that her thousands of admir ers will find this one of the best. If not ouile the best picture in which this famous star has ever appeared." "Sapho- Is the Paramount picture at the Alta theater for the last time today. last Knowing of "Pots and Fan Peggy" Today. Wayne Arey. who plays Oladys Hu lette's chauffeur-lover in "Pots and Pane Peggy" to be shown at the cosy theater the last time today, has had wide experience on the speaking stage, playing prominent parts in New York productions of David Me la sco and Charles Frohman. Arey was born in Rock Falls. III.. and grew up there. Probably his first stage appearance was as one of the grave diggers In "Hamlet." The the ater was over a stsble. There was no trap-door la the stage so they cut a hole and let hira stand on a load of hay in tbe barn beneath, leaving him exposed from the waist up to the au dience. It is reasonable to suppose that It would have bees a great auccess If tbe man who owned the bay had not driven away In the midst of the scene carrying Arey with him. tilVE UBKRTT LOAN BVtXIST. (.rent Falls Subscribes f2Sfi.o rTathsaiasm High. OREAT FALLS, Mont., May 1. T massmeeting of bankers, financial, ancf members of the defense council held here thin evening subwriptlons sere made to the Liberty loan bonds t-j the extent of 3255.000. Despite the fact that there were but few over 100 persons present at the meeting the en thusiasm was great and the response most generous. One hundred anl thirty-six separate subscriptions were received ranging: from 350 up to 3100.000. the latter by the First Na tional bank. WAR'S "PINCH" WMES ' NOW TO MILWAl KKK MILWAUKEE. Wis., Msy 1. The free lunch, a popular feature of Mil waukee saloons since their establish ment, is doomed. The death knell of this time-honored institution, .so dear to all beer drinking Milwaukee na, has been sounded through the action taken by the Wisconsin Retail Liquor Dealers protective association. High cost of foodstuffs and the curtailment of the grain supply are given as the reasons for elinvnatlng the lunch. r.?xtii.'u iHftltsl.- tl-4T a AT J t- CKIi A POI ND PORTI.ANT. May 21 Tooth- some Iratwm for 7 1-2 cents. and the nicest cots of meat for 4 j 5c Think of It. you victim, of 4 the H C of L. i Not beef, or course, but ten- 4 der horse meat from the plains 4 j of eastern oreson are offered e here at these prn-ea. The Kast- yn Oregon Horse Market. Kd- 4 Sard Kinser. proprietor, open- ed here this morning an. I he 4 report, business" tine. He sells S) horse meat from 4 to 1 1-2 cents a pound. The horses were rounded up 4) by Warm Spring Indians on 4) their reservation east of the 4 mountains snd were shipped to the Portland Union stockyards the latter part of last week. The horse, were wild, and too 4 smsll for use on farnia or by 4 the government. Kinser is said to have the only 4 exclusive horse meat market In 4 the we. Bvcauss of the Intro- ductlon of horse meat on the 4 market here, the city now ha. 0) an ordirance provi.l.i-g for the 4 insievtmn or hore meal by the 4 municipal meat nifi-ctor. PAGE F1VB JIIIIIMIIIIIMHMMIIIIIIMIIMIinilllllHIUU I PASTIME I TODAY I Lillian Walker -IN "Sally in a Hurry- A 4.RIPPINO STORY THAT 3 RUNS FKOM RIDIflTOfK TO 3 THK 8IBUHK FROM B'H- a BIJNti III'MOIt TO . Till ES KTBXN4irT lKAMTI jTl,'- S3 ATIONS. ,' ' ,'. 3 A Clever Comedy lllllllllllllllHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIr: COSY TODAY :- i LAl'iaf. TRUS AND TIIRIL.L8 i Lrrr rs PRFSrrvr to vow i i Pots and Pans ! PEGGY (ALIAS) Miss Gladys Ho'ette Vr'li be a to rmiwin' snntethla if ye don't meet bey. snr's -l"-sr y My Heart, -Tne Kliine t.lH" and PrssSesvee tha II rate" all rollrsl Into one. Also Big 2 Act Vogue Comedy TODAY THE SCREEN'S MOST POPULAR STAR Paine Frederick In a Picturization of AI phocue Daudet's immortal A A H H O O A comedy drama from lb , 3jrat ttag-e tuccest. Full I of heart throbs, thrill ajDsJ ! humor. BRAY CARTOON COMEDY. t i Vaudeville! COY HERNDON ! Amr-rica's Grealesl Hoop Roller. CSCHLER, Tenor Character Smfer. i 3
