DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 8, 1917.
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For Your
Lunch
JUST IN BY EXPRESS THIS MORNING.
Lunch Loaf, pound 40r
Boiled Ham. pound 50r
Cervelate Style Sausage, pound i 60f
Bologna Style Sausage, pound 3X
Chipped Beef, pound 50
Stanfield Berries.
Thousand Island Dressing, bottle 30
Frenches Salad Mustard. 2 bottles 25f
Country Butter, 2 lbs. full weight 70
Gold Medal Butter.
Old JUonk Olive Oil.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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"QUALITY"
Two Phone 28
823 Main St.
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vi Warm weather is here and so are S
-our Lawns, Voiles, Tissues, Organdies E
etc. Pretty, dainty and useful materi- E
?5 als for your new dress that you will S
now need andhe prices are in reach E
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!g -our "Down Stairs Store." The ladies 5
s re finding out that this department
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HepfHMir ldy In loqa.il.
MImm Kthe. Casey of Heppner, yes
terday morning underwent an oper
ation for appendicitis at St. An
thony's hospital.
Bingham Road Opw.
A telephone message to the Kast
Oregonian from Bingham springs
this morning states that the bridge
above Cay use has been replaced and
that the road to Bingham via Cayuse
is now open.
Prominent SpoakiY Her.
Mrs. Malile Stephens Barton,
state president of the Baptist Young
Peoples union, will speak at the
Baptist church this evening at 8
o'clock. Kvery one, old or young
should hea r her.
Floral AM'a Moctlug.
A meeting of the Pendleton Floral
Society will be held this evening at
7:45 at the Commercial Association
rooms.
silver Orays Tonight.
The drill of the Silver Grays
scheduled for last evening was post
poned until tonlaht on account of
the Ued cross meeting.
Want Money For Horse Show.
A delegation representing the t'nia
tilla County Horse and Mule Breeders
association Wednesday requested the
county court for an appropriation to
assist in putting on the annual show
vhich is to be held some time in Oc
lobe. The court has the matter un
der advisement.
Water Mains Break.
While plowing up North Main
street yesterday morning, prepara
tory to grading and paving, work
men struck water mains with their
plows with the result that there were
small-sized water apouts for a time.
Gas mains and laterals were also
broken and kept the repair men
busy.
Mother Died In California.
W. It. Anderson. Jr., of Milton was
Pendleton yesterday and left on
No. 17 for Portland to meet the bod
of his mother who died Tuesday night
at Oakland, California, where she hud
Wen taking t rea t m en t f o r ca n ce r
His father, Y. R. Anderson, is accom
panying the body north. The deceas
ed lady was a pioneer of t'matilla
county.
Quarter Section Brines fc'iO.OOO.
A deal was completed yesterday
by V, H Morrison whereby
Louis Koebcke secures a quarter sec
tion of farm land aituated about
three miles southwest of Helix from
Isaac Christopher Tor a considera
tion of $20.rtf0. The land is describ
ed as the northwest quarter of sec
tion 21. township north of range
33.
Want other Tmn Al.
It is announced by the local com
mittee handling the auto trip to Mil
ton for Strawberry Pay June 12
that neople from Adams. Athena
and Weston are invited to Join in the
procession as it moves through their
towns. A total of 29 local cars ha'e
already been signed up for the trip
and 60 are wanted. The care will
stop on top of the hill south of Mil
ton and form a procession into the
east end town The proceed from
Strawberry pay are to go to the Red
Cross.
II,F ROTHWFLL
Optometrist and Optlcias)
Glasses ground
and fitted, lenses
duplicated.
American National Bank Building
Pendleton.
Hewerves Drill Tills KvO.
The Pendleton Reserves will drill
this evening at Happy Canyon and
m embers may attend eithe.r in or out
of uniform. Assembly will be at 7:1 7,.
On Sunday drill In uniform will be
held at Round-Cp Park at 9:30 with
officers school at 9.
Must Sltow Registration Card.
Officer Peter Hwartx, in charge of
the naval recruiting station, this mor
ning received notice that hereafter all
applicants for admission to the navy
who are between the ages of 21 and
31 must produce thir registration
certificate.
Has itroken Knee Cap.
Krnest Streckler. wh.i has been
working on the F. A. Maker place near
Stanfield, was brought to Pendleton
this morning suffering with a broken
knee-cap as the result of a fall from
a hack. He Is ut Ht. Anthony's hospital.
Wanted at Im ; ramie.
Sheriff T. O. Taylor yesterday plac
ed under arrest Bernard Orton, who
has been working on a ranch near
Pendleton and who is wanted at I-u
Grande on a felony charge. He was
taken to La Grande this morning by
a I'nion county deputy.
rTeewater Cherry Hay Coming.
Freewater Cherry Day is in the off
ing. IVputy Sheriff J. H. West who
is here today brings word that June
27 has been set as the date for th
annual festival and that there will be
n abundance of cherries to make
the affair a success.
Stole Cow lffdc- Alleged.
John Wilson was brought to the
county jail this morn i it u by Deputy
Sheriff Went of Five water, having
been bound over to- th- grand Jury
under JL'tia bonds on a charge of
stealing cow hides from the Van Slyke
slaughter house on the night .f t he
fifth. The hides were recovered.
Registration Total .ros.
The total number of registrations
for the army draft in this county was
jumped to I!.,. today when 29 more
cards came in from eligible residents
temporarily? absent. The local board
has a big job on its hands inasmuch
as a duplicate must be made of each
card and all reports must be made ou
in triplicate.
Three Knllt In Navy.
Three more enlistments in the navy
at the local recruiting office w;re re
corded yesterday. George William
King. Joseph Claude Miller and Man
lon Brue Gilbert, all of whom have
been working hereabouts, enlisted In
the engineering branch and have al
ready left for Portland, fjeo Knight,
who recently enlisted has also left for
Portland.
Meeting to IHsounm Fourth.
To lay plans for the big Fourth of
July celebration in Pendleton next
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Mr. Rancher
How About That TRUCK?
You know vou can't beat a
RKPUBLIC for all-around util
ity. Come in and let us show
YOU WHY you can't afford to
be without one of these Time
and Money Savers.
Nothing equals a Truck for
Grain Hauling.
PENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
Republic Trucks
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1'ep ill every bubble.
It sure Ik worth the effort.
A bubbling brittle of pure
cold soda chock full of PKP
is truly worth the. money anJ
iiIho. it Is refreshing. Try it.
We put the II in Mottle mid
Rave you the drink with a stimf.
Beautiful Summer Togs
Have you purchased your full mmmrr supply. Wo ace really to serve you with all thn ihw-i nowl
tlew, Artor yon trade, with u ihh you are funvlm-) il (hat our prices arc tlie inoitt, reawiimble in IVii
tlli'ton. Try It and sec. '
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Splendid Aunt, of Voile WalNts.
t-rmiinp Ponxce silk WalxtM
A largv Mtlcction of Crcpc WalstM.
The New Patriotic Midcliw Hc. $1.2.-1,
Stinuncr Panwola t SAc to 3.M
Autii Caps, in all oolorx Ic to $1.48
New sport Wah -Skirts il.vM t :t.0H
Oalnty Crepe and Voile. Collurs . to HHo
Vnl Laocs, jard :te to I'J'.jc
YOU CAN
Siort SlrlM! sllverhlooni, yard ..,.. lk-
liitrk and Unlit IVroaltw, yd. 8 l-Sti, KUi. I2',e, l.lo
l)rsM (IturhantH, yard 12 'go.
"!) de Chine, all shade, yard $1.8.1, l.4
New Slmdes of Jap Kllk. yard 4i
l-'ancy Patterns In hiiuw Bilk, yard Bo
tilrls' (iliurham Presses Ht! to $l.l
Serpentina Creet yard 20c
Rlpplelte, yard Ie, IHu, 2:k! .
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month, a meeting of bUHine.sa men
and others has been called by Mayor
Rest for next Monday eveninir in tho
city hull. -Representatives of tho
Red t?ross, Silver Orays. Honor
(lunrds, Pendleton Reserves, o.
U., lT. . W. V., und other orxanlza
tions of a putriotlc nature are askeit
to be present.
IkiiiRht New Saxon.
A Saxon fix has been sold by The
City Auto Co. to Ir. Thomas of Milton.
stanrlild Couple Wed.
A marriHKe license has been issued
to J. U Ooin, 45. and Kllun Joiner.
-6, both of Hlunfteld.
A 27 liwh Trout.
W. D. Humphrey has on exhibit In
the liaum windows today a 7 inch,
four pound steelhead which he hooked
in McKay creek.
Knlists In Navy.
Mrs. Mary Friedley of this city has
received a letter from her son, Karl
Friedley. statinu that he is now in the
V. S. navy and expects to sail soon.
The letter was written from Phtladel-
phia.
Wi llniun Kstate Appraised.
The estate of the late K. H. Well-
man has been appraised at $37,717.-
r.u by M. . Keauchamp, '. K. Mm
onds and lne Moon. The estate
consists of lfi acres of land vallle'i
JJU.ti'M and persttnal )i-oiierly.
Portland to perform a marriage ne
reniony there at 12 o'e.ltick. today and
the first of the week will no to Ha
lem to officiate at'a weddinit in thai
city. m
The tilrlir N'aUounl Honor Guard
will meet for drill at 7:;t0 o'clock to
nluht ill the city hall.
Mrs. James Johns and dauithten,
Mary and Helen, arrived last evening
from Kiutene where Miss Helen fcrad
uated from the I'nlversity of Oreson.
Start t amass of Votes. j
Coumy clerk It. T. Hrown. assist- 1
eil by Justices of the Peilce .! II. I
I'arkes anil Louis Sell. .11: this after-
noon started the official canvass of i
the l inatilla county vote at the spe
cial election Monday. The canvass
will probably be completed by this
evening.
sre ex-
Conditions In Canada Good.
Crop prospects in CalKary
ceptlonally (tood this year, according
to Ralph KniKht who began farming
there lust fall and who arrived here
this morning to greet the son oorn
to his wife yesterday. Il was delay
ed two davs in getting his passports
from t Canada.
B5 Indians Registered.
A total of !i Indians on the reser
vation registered on War Census
Day. acccordlng tn Hupt. K. r Swsrw
lander. and he things this Includes
practically every male on his lists be
tween the ages of 21 and 31. None of
the Indians tried to escape registra
tion so far as he has learned. I'nless
some provision is made In the future,
the Indians are Just as much subjeel
to draft as white citizens.
Food Vour Ions and
Chicks Uoll
You will get your return later. Egg and Poul
try will be high next winter.
Lilly's Foods, the Best
We are Headquarter for
Poultry Supplies
Also Calf Meal, Oilmeal, Etc.
Dlydonstoin & Co.
Phone 351.
Wm. Roescti Bottling Co.
Pendleton
Oregon
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Argue Case To Jury.
Argument in the ruse of the Htate
vs. Clark. Htanley und Walker began
this afternoon, the testimony having
been completed this morning. The
ease will probably go to the jury late
this afternoon or this evening. The
defendants are charged with the la--
S ceny of a calf. A great many real
s' dents of the south end of the county
S ( have been in as witnesses.
S ! sheep Bridge Washed Out.
Forest Hnpervlsor VV. W. Cryder
states that the sheep bridge over the
S John Kay river nt Allison's has been
! Hashed out by high water and It Is
Sj Impossible, at this time to state when
S : it can be replaced. Sheepmen cross
Si ing the I'matllla forest via I'kiah en
s' route to the Whitman Forest will.
S j therefore, have to be routed over
Sjl niatilla Driveway No. . via Meadow
SI Creek and Chicken Hill. Kxeeptlon
Slto this will he made In the cases of
slctrtaln sheepmen who cannot, on ac
S count of the situation of their al
S lottnents on the Whitman, take a
S longer route; these sheepmen will be
notified o ftholr routing.
1 7W few thou$ta far
I (atnuaberwncf Uw words
PORTLAND ;BTH SHIP YARD.
PORTLAND. Jane 8. The largest
niMsIen I'nlted Htates shlnyards with
S fourteen ways, hacked by a New lork
S corporation, will be built Immediately.
The r"reneh government has tontraet
cd tlie first fifty vessels.
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S Tb nirk rinrh in Knntrn riron, with all the equip- Z
mm, all f-n !. eool build inir. orchard telephone and daily
mail. rn IwMticht fr $.S0 rr arre, on eaay termi. The cat-
tie nnd hrfw mn ! bmht at ratme price. 3
S hit HfT nil in Rrniti. $ -r a-r-. 1-1 nf crop delivered S
r4-n ilh it.
? m-r. in li-t. I'hImiht in mtriinrfatliw: thre
fitil- h;iul t mMriini-. it Third ff rrup deliver d. (tea with
S lond i.t ft:. r arre.
H SI NrT'K Krum land, hulf In ro. clofc to town and railroad.
2 Prioe tnlidin Top. 4 per core.
40 trrt-fl. half in h-t. rKHt improvenientfl, plent)' of wa
5 nr. Price inrludm crop. $37.50 per acre.
E: 1H3S arr tn train. ih! lmfr'Vementfi. 3 mile haul to
5 arehoiiiw I'rke 4j t-r acre Indudmi; crp.
I have or f-0 ridence f-oMrtv In iVudU-tnn fur aal.
fcome of them are miirhty Kood harictna.
O.me in at.d talk it over. F T. VA1F. Prndlctoo. Ore. '
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led htIpirlK.
bond ff mtntiin-t-
Nathan Kvans of The Dalles
S t fortnerl pastor of the bn-al Alelhodit
Sirhureh was ill Peiirtlepni yrslerrtnv to
Sloffielate st the wedding "f Miss Mai
5 j Marple and !eorse I'b r.e which
S jroleninived -sterla- ft-rno..n al ;
S.ocl'M-k at the houte of Jano-s Mari'l'1
S I Immediate! after Ibe .er.-mon i Mr
H attd Mrs. pier- l.-fl for leaker v her
S they will make their home I'.ev
Kvans left on the molnii.ht train for
Maxurell
Uses Little Gasoline
The Maxwell will go further on a
gallon of gasoline than any other car
made.
Thousands of Maxwell owner run
their cars on $6 to $8 a month.
Utility -dependability economy
these are what practical men want in
a automobile.
Touring Car $665
Roadster - - 650
All trie, F. O. B. Dt trail
The Maxwell beyond question is the
"world's greatest motor car value"
today.
Oregon Motor Garage
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lneorMraled
lis. lil. Kl W. Court St.
Telephone tii