DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY. JUNE 18, 1917.
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PACE FOUR
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Word has been received from Mrs.
T. J. Tweedy, who ia in Oakland,
California, that her daughter, Mra.
Lell Bonney, ia recovering from the
serious illness with which she had
bfvn MifferiitK or several weeks.
Out of the inky storm clouds he j
comes, the arch-enemy of all good j
farmers. There is nothing you ir. s. a. uoe left last night for
can do to Stop him from reaping ' Spokane w here he will attend the
his destructive harvest. Though ! convention of the I'acific coast eye.
you cannot prevent such damage j ar- n,we and tnroat specialists.
you can protect yourself against
money loss by a
Hail Insurance
Policy
WITH
Bentley & Montgomery
815 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 404.
'Phone or call on us and we
will tell you how to get the
most protection for your
money when buying Insurance.
It is better to be safe than
sorry. We write everything in
insurance. Let us do it now.
j H. M. McKeniie, lately with Up
: man, Wolfe Co. of Portland, and for
! many years with Gardner & Co. of
Walla Walla, has taken chart? of
the dry poods department at Alex
; ander's.
The opening of Bingham Springs
yesterday drew a maximum crowd to
the popular summer resort, many
Pendleton folk and residents of the
neighboring vicinity taking advantage
of the opportunity to enjoy a swim
in the pool or speno pleasant hours
under the big shade trees.
Miss neesie MePherson of Hermis
ton. fcpent the week end at her home
in this city, having come up espec
ially to visit with her aunt. Mrs. W1I-
' Mam Hilton, who I a house guest at
the McTherson home.
FOR SALE
in Riverside
Hve acres of the1 bet garden
land. All in alfalfa and gar
den; 150 young and old chick
ens; splendid five room house;
best of water; good barn, shed
room and chicken houses;
everything it perfect order;
like to sell at once as the owner
wants to leave soon. Price,
13500.00.
Ten Acres In Riverside:
splendid house and barn; good
water; about eight acres in al
falfa; balance orchard and ber
ries: the btt oX garden land;
ideal place for a small dairy or
hog ranch. Price $soi)0, terms.
MaQock-iaatz Investment Co.
S3 Main Sum.
Phone 83.
Mrs. William Hilton of Portland,
arrived yesterday for a two weeks'
visit with her sister. Mrs. J. 1 Mc
Phrson, having accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. R, Berry m their Hudson
Six in a delightful trip over the high-
i way. Mrs. Hilton a former resi
i dent of Pendleton and has many
friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Berry
l are en route to Milton, their former
j home, for a visit with friends. They
! are now living in Srattle. Mr. Berry
having extensive land holdings in
i Washington.
Mis Caroline Rtwenburg. young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
RoMnburg. was married at 9 o'clock
yesterday morning to Clyde McKay,
the impressive service being read at
the home of the bride's parents, fifti
W Alta street, by ttie Rev. E. R.
Clevenger. pastor of the Baptist
church. Miss Enperman and Her
man Rosenbure. brother of the bride,
attended the young couple. Immedi
atelv following the ceremony Mr
and Mrs. McKay lert for Walla Wal
la for a short trip nrter which they
will be at home in thi city. Mrs.
McKny, who is the daughter of a
prominent and well Known family,
hw many friends in Pendleton, while
Mr. McKay us a popular young busi
ness man.
Miss Marian Rea of Portland, has
arrived in Pendleton and has accept
ed a position at SayTes.
Mrs. Paul De Ford and small
daughter of Portland, are guests pf
Mrs, le Ford's parents, Mr. and?
Mrs. A. D. Siebert, at their home on
Marie street.
"BETSY ROSS BASKETS'
Have you a Betsy Ross Bas
ket for your dining table ?
Have you a Betsy Ross Basket
for your dressing table? Have
you a Betsy Ross Basket for
your library table?
We have a limited number of
these handsome little hand
etched Betsy Ross Baskets of
clear, sparkling glass, worth
Jl.l'S and $1.50.
We are offering them at the
low prices of 35 cents and r
cents us an introductory price.
Buy a Betsy Ross Basket
while they are new and before
our supply is exhausted.
Royal M. Sawtelle
i Jeweler
The
HALLMARK
Store
TRY OUR
Raisin Bread
Made from the famous California Sun-Maid seeded
muscat raisins. It's delicious.
and remember, we are the home of
MITY-NICE BREAD
PASTRY
CONFECTIONS
ICE CREAM
PUNCHES FOR PARTIES
You will like our fountain service.
The originality of the fabric designs and
the beauty of the colorings add to the in
spiration one gets from the style of
Bond Clothes
S15toI35
an inspiration to get out in the open ; to
conquer "Colonel Bogey."
Come in and try on one of these newest
creations be first in one of these smartest
and most practical of all sport models.
Bond Bros.
Men'. Com !!"
OvtflMera
Pendleton'. Ieadlac
Clothiers.
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f. Spend only one dollar, save five or more by cleaning
f. Panama Hats.
221 East Court Street
Telephone 80 W f
3 1 4 Temple Building
OUR WORK GUARANTEED.
612 Main Street.
I M1NFDVA HAT r.f.FANFDS
"INSURANCE IS THE BEST POUCr
en
n l rrnBi .r
Friflida of Mrs. William OrisfRV,
who was operated on three weeks
SMto t St. Anthony's hospital, will be
rejoiced to learn tht she was able to
leave the hospital Puturday.
Insure against ha 3. It is even more
i portent than the pre vczt i! zl-v-5
tbcui 1-; . Ir. a ht'-f hour r
; : ICm :rrr. r.:;' wipe cut
':.: rssrj. ; f - y.'.r'z .'ork. Pre -;
. yozrc: r ' '3"n Ijss with a
Hail Insurance
Policy
r'lhi Hcrtf 3rd Fire tnsvrr n - - "o.
I r
Ci z.-.:L :z :'.:c pKf.l: ;-ou exjx.-c'.
1 cm yyur crops. ''' cost tnfi.r
): w-Jl - y'J ,he fuarantte cf
j -. incumrxx company thi.t has
j-rid c.'ery just cla.m promptly in
t'1. the rrxxe than a hundred years
t f its history. '
CHAS. L HEARD, Inc.
r;K.KltL IXSl'RAX'K
Main St.
sm: mk iih i:k tiik hkk.
ARMAND'S
The only NEW
face powder ia
the past 50 years
Oh yes. there are many,
many kinds of powders on
the market, but this one is
absolutely different from
any you have ever had.
The price is reasonable,
too
50 cents
KORPPKN'S
Have It.
On Saturdav fveninjg at 9 o'clock,
John McGinn and Mm. Fmily Hewitt
wr married at the home of Mr. and
Mm. Frank Whetmone, Justice of
the Peace Joe H. ParKen officiating
Mrs. Hewitt to the mother of Mrs.
Royal M. Hawtelle and hr marriage
come a a surprise to hfr many
frifnil here. Immediately after the
c re mon y Mr. and Mrs. Mcf.1 inn If ft i
fr Portland on a wedding trip.
Elmer Dale wan in from Helix yes
terday. Mr. and Mm. I. smmr of ElBin
i in the city.
P. ( Hunter of Echo pent .Sun
day in Pendleton.
J. M. Kyle of Stanfield " a Pen
dleton vinitor today.
Alex Mclmpall of Haker upent
Sunday in Pendleton.
W. H, Ivday of Holdman spent the
we kend in Pendleton.
Min Jane Hoeveri han returned
from a visit in Walla Walla,
Ir. Alexander Ketd f Btanfield I
u p f rom t he went end today.
J. E. Iifwis of St. Anthony, Idaho,
U regiHiered at the m Oeorse.
I. t Brownell of Portland, for
ni'-rly of fmatllla. im in the city.
Mi Ethel E Caaey of Heppner
wan ainoriK the Smi'lay vixiior here.
(ieorife Ellis, well known f'amaa
Prairie rancher, in flown from the
south end.
Mik Alice Holler 1. ft this nvrn
for Herml-Hton to peak
ladie f t hat rommijiiit on home
ef onomit-B.
Ir nnd Mr. J. M pru-tt. former
re-idenfH of thif my. itr here from
thflr home in California on a vlnit
, i'h friend
"h;irl'- flJirteH and J;me-i Jordan
ere in e-terrlnv rrm the E. P.
Marshall ranch on Cold KprtnK. Thev
Her- r-TiMered at the fiolden Rul.
E i". Peels, r-preentinfc Everett
I!h:m-o'-k St o.. interlir decoratom of
. Portland, in atoppimr at the pendle
lon for a few days. Mr. Peet ha
de-ortd a nurner of home In
Pendleton.
An uto p-'rty ct.nniFtinff of Mr.
and Mm. V J. M Monies, Mrs. Iuis
' an,p'- II. Mm William McOarritTle
and Ktank M Orleiwi. arrived home
yewterdav frm Portland. They drove
down M'lftdav in tne r.ripx" car.
I
lii.tilitaiinc- IJiior KtilpmrntM.
Im-j nly Cnited Slate ARr-hal I. fi.
Kutier lefriit Hi t-tiof "ollector
Smith itr- here in Vf-niicat insr the ahip
inentf of liquor nusiie to thm city from
i the ";ite -flir-il t't the fed-
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To the Mothers and Fathers of Umatilla County:
In a little while your boy may be "Somewhere in France." You won't know where. You'll only know that somewhere on
the firing line, side by side with your neigrbor's boy, he will be fighting on toward the goal that must be reached before the war
is done. And here at home you'll wait and pray that he'll come back, and God grant that he may. And Cod grant, too, that
he'll come back just as he went away, with shoulders back and head erect, and in his eyes the light that comes into the eyes .
of those in whom there is no fear that future days or months or years may point to them and say: "HE HEARD AND ANSWER
ED NOT."
And while he's gone, unless you're brave beyond the strength of human kind, you'll dream of him, and wake, and in those
hours of the day the darkest just as morning breaks, you'll take the hand that soothed his brow in babyhood and hold it tight
and wonder how it goes with him and where he is when morning breaks on that same day "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE."
And then, if you have "DONE YOUR BIT" back home, while he is over there, if you have sent across the seas a Red Cross
nurse and what she needs, a surgeon to hold back the life that looks down where the valley lies and shadows lurk, there'll come
that light into your eyes and you will know no one can point to you and say: "HE HEARD AND ANSWERED NOT."
Your Boys' Life is Better Than His Memory
Do your "bit" NOW. See your Red Cross committeeman or drop in at headquarters and make as liberal a donation to the
Red Cross and Humanity as you can afford.
BO
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