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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 5. 1917.
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Your Nation Calls Upon You
It needs von. so step forward and show our colors, don't ta tlawd as a
"Slacker." if you arc wi claM-d sour tioiixclcmv "111 hurt ii all ine rent
of your life. If ou have not rcl.vt r !. do o during- tla-o Ut few r-
maiuliig hour.
V "United We Stand-Divided We Fall"
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THE BUSIEST GROCERY STORE IN TOWN
That's our store and there's a reason in fact,
many of them.
Our customers appreciate the splendid values
we Rive in high-class groceries and pure-food
products.
They appreciate the prompt and courteous at
tention they get while in the store and the
prompt delivery we make of all orders.
They appreciate the freshness of the stock.
Its variety, itd reasonableness.
The pleasure they get from such satisfactory
service prompts them to tell their neighbors
and friends.
Ls it any wonder our store is busy?
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones 28
823 Main St.
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Refreshingly Pretty New Spring
time Waists Wirthmor
at just $1.00
Lnt it gratifying to know that you can still get
a pretty modish distinctive well made and
perfect fiting Blouse for just one dollar? Though
the price has remained the same, there's been no
lowering of the high standard of quality that the
Wirthmor has established, the increased cost of
material and iabor Having been offset by the eco
nomics resulting from largely increased volume of
sales.
WIRTHMOR WAISTS ARE SOLD IN JUST
ONE GOOD STORE IN EVERY CITY AND THEY .
ARE SOLD HERE
STAIRS STORE."
ONLY, IN OUR "DOWN
BUY A BABY BOND.
They're Here
One car-load of our quota of
One Ton Trucks has arrived.
Don't forget our previous
warning about getting your or
der in early, as we cannot tell
just when the factory' will sus
pend shipments to Ua in favor
of the government
Republic Trucks
for every use
PENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
Kuvft New Huh'k.
Oils Kichnor of Pilot nock. h;is
purchased & D 35 Rule auto of the
Oregon Motor Garage.
To ItiiiM Garejre..
Peter le Young has taken out a
permit to build a garage at 521
Bush street.
Sets Xrw ;oir Rtvord.
Brooke Dickson yesterday estah
llshed a new mark for the local golf
course, making the nine holes in 3S
strokes. His previous mark was 41.
lickson also held ihe record for the
old course.
Rnlisted at mine.
O. W. Matthews or 300 Lewis
street this morning received word
from his son. Julius Matthews, that
he had enlisted in the army at Butt.',
Montana, and is now stationed at
Fort Wright. Washington.
Wnlter A. Scott, the man who is al
leged to have passed bogus drafts In
I'asco ant Hermlaton, back to his
city whole he ls wanted on a charge
or passing a similar draft on a Sho
shone batik. Pasco and this countv
waived their rights to hold him. He
is also wanted In Idaho Falls -and in
Livingston. Montana.
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Onimcrftal Club Mcwa.
It Is announced that the regular
momhl' meeting or the Fendleton
Commercial Club will be held this
evenintr. it had been previously ar
ranged to postpone th meeting.
I ::m ral Till P. M.
The funeral of the late Thomas Do
luney was held this afternoon a',
the Brown chapel. !-' H. h. Huh.
bel of the Christian church conduct
ed the services. Interment was made
Mt Olney cemetery.
Made Trip In Mght Day.
Mrs. G-tis La Fontaine and daugh
ters and 'Kalph Temple. who lef,- miitte.
here recently by auto for southern
California, made the trip In eight
days, according to word received by
Mr. La Fontaine.
Silver tiravs to Meet.
The Silver Grays will meet tht3
evening at 7:15 in the gymnasium
back of the Commercial association
for a business meeting and drill and
a full attendance. particularly of
those who have not drilled much, ls
desired. There will be both squad
and company drill.
Milken Iloadniiarters Here.
M. II. Allen, deputy state labor
commissioner and factory inspector
who succeeded W. A. Dnlzlel In the
eastern Oregon territory, is making
Pendleton his headquarters and has
Just established his ramily In the Roy
Ritner residence on Cosble street.
Mr. Dalziel has been gnen the west
ern part of the state.
RHIn club Officers Named.
W. C McKlnney has been named
-s president of the rifle club which
is being formed by the Pendleton
reserves. E. F. Averill is secretary.
Lvman G. Rice, treasurer and Lee D.
Drake executive officer. Application
will be made at once to the National
Rifle Association for rifles.
On- uiliui- to Help. ,
A message was received today by
J. V Tollman stating that a com-
of three men from Portland.
1". A.' Freeman of th-1. l.umi;e-nmn's
National Bank, C. C Ohnpman and
H. H. Cloutier wll Tie here by auto
on June 14 for the purpose of ad
dressing a meeting on the subject of
the llotrty bond loan.
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Jitney Ounce Patrm.rw.es.
The follmvinK patront-fids have been
named for the jitney dance which will
t:e held in Happy Canyon tomorrow
n.Kht under the auspioes of the club
r.tm furnishing cou'miittee, Mrs. K.
T. Wmi. Mrs. J. F. Kohinson. Mr.
John Wrt, Mrs. T. M. Henderaon, Mr.
Ivan Cohn, Mrs. Will Moore, Mrs.
K. H. Aldrich and Mrs. H. K. liiokers
India ns Are Rrc.Htrrtne.
The Indians of the renervation be
tween the apcea of 21 and 31 are reg
istering today at the aency, acconl
Ing to report broufrht in by Rev. J.
M. CorneliPon. He thinks that every
Indian man of eligible age will reg
ister. A good many who are out of
the county have already sent In their
registration cards.
Take Fonper to Idaho.
Deputy Sheriff Jones of Sboshone.
Idaho, yesterday took H." R- Craw
ford alias Albert H. Thomas alias
DAIiE ROTHWEtL
Optometrist and Optician
Glasses ground
and fitted, lenses
duplicated. ,
American National Bank Building
Pendleton.
Alpvtinlt rs Take Romfc.
Thn-iph cooperation between own
era and employes the Alexander de
partment Store will tak a large
block of liberty Hnnrts Including
R. Alexander and Hoy Alexander the
foree consists of 24 people and al'.
aN jiiliy i il.ng to tne loan. Where
desired the store is taking the bonds
for em loyes. the bonds being paid
off KraJunlty by payments from sal-
f.ries '
the
I.evhiKtnii fjudy Iiw.
ilrs. Mildred Allien I-ck.
youne w ite of Oeorife X. Perk '
I.extriKtn. died !at n!i;ht at 9 o'
clock at St. Anthon s hospital of
cnnvulsl'trs. She was drought to the
hrspiial a week ag t her brother,
r-r. A lliop of HeppmT. nnd was in
critical condition then. A baby was
(ti n to her Wedm rnlav premature
ly and h-r condition rapidy grew
worso. 1 he infant is still living.
Mrs. T'eck was not yet 22 years oil
She was the daughter of William Al
lison . n noil knowi Morrow county
resident.
Mrxt Meeting; Is Sncressfu.
Miam Alice Butler, who has charg
of the home economic.! campaign in
this county, yesterday held her first
meeting which was an all-day affair
at Holdman. Thirty enthusiastic
women of that community attended
the meeting which was held in the
church basement and listened with
unslmulnted interest to the message
of Miss Butler. At the close of the
meeting she was invited to return
and spend three days with them to
instruct them in the proper methods
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i BILLY'S BRAN-NEW
PHILOSOPHY
Don't Fall Twice in
the Same Place
If you want a thing, go
after it. Demand one of
the following pure drinks
made by the Roeach Bot
tling Co.:
BK.-l-:V
fill WK-O
f-'XTRA niiv
' IIY-RAI.Ii
HOOT KKKR
You're sure to get what
you want then. And, you
know they're better than
the ordinary drinks.
Ask your dealer. He
will tell you.
Pep in every bubble.
Win. Roescti Bottling Co. ' 1
White Kid Show
Plain Ivory Kid, Ixuls IleH
Mark Vamp, White Top
tiray Kid Vamp, Cloth Ttop
llrown KM Vamp, Cloth Tv
Black Kid Vamp, tiray Top .
tiray cloth, Ituc-k Trimmed , .
I'lalii Itlaek Kid. !-
Ilaln lUack Kid, Mutton
YOU CAN
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Men's iun Metal llrem Shot. . . .
.Mon'H Hlack FliellBh Sliors
Mi Hlack KwrlNh, hlte Sole
Men's Tan KiMrllsh
Men's Work Khoea
Mm'a Klk Harvent Slna-
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WE bKAD
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Major General George Barnett, Com
mander of the Marine Corps.
of canning. The men were present
a, noon to partake of the lun' h the
ladies had prepared. Mins Butler
left this morning for 1'mapine.
GERMANY VIRTUALLY
IS DECLARING WAR
ON LATIN AMERICA
Brazil Makes Explanation in
Note to Nations of
World.
RIO IB JANKIRO. Jone 5. Bra
zil was forced to break her neutral
ity because Oermany virtually Is declaring-
war on all Ltln America,
according to the formal note of ex
planation forwarded to all , powern
except the central power. Included
in the note waa a charge that the at
titude of certain Houth American re
public "doeBn' comport with the
principles of the Monroe Doctrine "
There waa never another araain
eouiil to that of buying a liberty bond
on the installment plan. Thus you
become a financial
deniocrucy.
backer of world
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VtTOItV FOR I'IMMiltl-SS
lXLXItKS TIIOMI'SOX
W. T.. Thompson, member of
the state highway commission
who martsi an a tive campaign
In oehalf of the road bonds
measure, was perhaps the hap-
pieirt man In Oregon today at
the news of the apparent sue-
ceas or the measure. "It Is a
victory for progress hnd pros-
perlty over depression and
pessimism.'' he saM.
!l "A boob is iv fellow
ii wfio f cvH s for rrc
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same Durm twice.
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Pendleton
Oregon
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The '-r stock ronch In Kastern reg..n. wifti all the equip-
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ii friced. goofl ItiiimmifB, urciwfuiN '"
mail, can be bought for .& per acre, on easy terms.
tie and hors.-e can be Ih.uimu aj range price..
(Mi acres all in grain. l-r acre.
Kim-w With it.
2 SU'i a-r-s; 0 In a heat. Itilance
5 mile haul to warehouse; -be third
:,nd at 4". per acre.
l-t of crop delivered
in suminerfallo
of crop delivered,
r: three
aoes with
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close to town and railroad
plenty of wa
ll acrre grain land, half In crop.
, rr.r. including crop. HO Per acre.
, ,rr half in wheat. giod Improvement.
H ter Trice Including crop. $37.5 per acre. , . . .
i 11S a-re. 1" grain. .k1 improvements. 1 mile haul to -
! warehouse. PrUe MS per acre Including crop.
! I have to or t.9 residence properly In Pendleton for sale.
is Pome of them are mighty good bargains.
- c..m. in and talk It over. F. T. WIF. Pendleton. Ore.
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AWT iijti' i 'rt
SAVE EVERY MORSEL OF THAT HIGH
PRICED FOOD STUFF.
PRICE REDUCED
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TO RESIDENCE DISTRICTS.
On account of increased consumption, owing to
the fact that families are now realizing the genuine
KCONOMY of ice, we are able to offer ice at this
time cheaper than any time in the hi.itory of Pendle
ton. COUPON ICE BOOK PRICES
250 Lb. Ice Book $?.40
500 Lb. Ice Book $4.70
1000 Lb. Ice Book $9.20
REGULAR P ELI VERY THREE DAYS PER WEEK
North Side (North of Umatilla River) Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday.
East Side (East of Main Street) Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday.
West Side (West of Main Street) Monday, Wednes
day, Friday.
South Side (South of O-W. R. & N.) Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday.
HANG OUT YOUR ICE SIGN
Phone 178
Smythe-Lonergan Co.
QUALITY QUANTITY SERVICE.
CL MOTOW CAW
IttMf. bv Amfr('n !- A
Rear Admiral Nthaoi! R.
rrlatton
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IT'S WONDERFUL DEPENDABILITY HAS
CAUSED AN UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND
FOR BUICK. -
We are selling cars faster
than we can get them and the
output of the mammoth
P.UICKfactory is something
gigantic.
IF YOU WANT A BUICK WE ADVISE YOU TO
GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW.
Oregon Motor Garage
Incorporated.
J 17. 11. 121. 123 West Court St' Telephone 4o
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