East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON OBECOTJ. THURSDAY, JUNE 21. 1917. PAGE THRER The Dean Tatom Phone 688 Strawberries, 2 for 25 Cherries 10 Carrots, Turnips, Beets and Onions, 3 bunches 10 , Head Lettuce, very solid 5f These vegetables are from out own' garden. Strictly Fresh Eggs 35f Cascade Butter 45f Cookies, 2 dozen 25 1 POTATOES, per 100 lbs $1.00 Fleischmann's Yeat UMAPINF RESIDENTS IN AUTO ACCIOENT ItOY ilUMIi CIT ABOIT T1IK t'AVU Willi KfXAIMJT JI1TK SAINIKHS CAIl. Jamn Kirk mul Hi Iloou KliiI'M to Kc'hou IKHirtl; Votn IX Also Ta ken u i nilimu niKb wlioul; lUtl VrtMt to llnvo Kal Twmorrow M(l(. 5 liKKMANS MAIK CTTIXKNS KAN KRANCIHCO. June 1. Thirty-five Herman allcna wore admitted to American citizenship here today inrt.-r a rullnn made by Superior JudKe K. P. Morgan. tho held thai those who had filed their applications for final papers berore the declara tion "f war by the United States wre eligible to become full-fledged citizen. miiiiiiiiiim ii i mitt ii iiiiminiii) hi ii lining I Business Good the people a fair deal and the result is sure to be desires. This, with our high class work at lo.west Give all one det r.iihie nrices are what keeps us busy What we can not guarantee we do not do. all the time. Newton Painless Dentists S Cor Main and Webb St. Entrance on Webb St S Phone 12. Open Evenings. miHiiii iHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiiiiiHiiiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiimnmiiiHf (Kast Orelfonlan Special.) UMAJ'INE, June 21." The annual hltfh achool election wan held Mon day afternoon with a large crowd in attendance. Jamea Kirk wan re elected a director unanimously for the three year term while Ed Hoon was voted In sis clirK, succeeding Charlie Wellman, wllo has left this community. It wan awn decided to continue the hlKh school and as there hail been some talk, about dis contiiiuiriB it for u while, farmers left their hay field in order to cast a favorable ballot. There were but three dlsceiitiiiK voies. Autos In Collision. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Saunders in their car and (ieorise Smith anil ! Grimes in a runabout had a oau col lision Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Saunders were Kolng in Walla Walla and tile occupants ol the "bUK" were returning to unia plne. The cars were approaching the curve on the macadam road jum ivw. other side of the Walla Wall .i river bridge when Mrs. Saunders saw the. car approaching. They met on the curve and Mrs. Saunders, who was driving, saw also that George Smith was cutting trie corner. She at templed to get ou: or the way by taking the wrong side of the road and as a result the Saunders car wan hit broadside. The runabout wrecked und Hoy ir;mes was cut about the face when he went through the windsnleld. Heyond a bad shuking up no one was serloufly hurl. Mrs. Saunders. It is said. S, would not have attempted to cross 1 over but was afraia of an embank- !ment on h'r siile of the road. lu llodgen. state reprei-eiitattv, 5 ' received a letter thin week from It ! N. Htanfield, speaker of the hollR". notifying him or nis appointment on a committee to ascertain whether or not the stale industrral accident c"in- mlxNlon was upon a sound enoneh : hals to conduct their huineH ' out aid from the state h-Teaftcr. t "" KnHal Tlllrrrw isln. 2 i This Friday evening the I'uiapi" Hed fross Auxiliary give a etrawbee- j ! ry and Ice cream social on the school i S j lawn. A program will be given dm- Ing the evening and the Hed The tfv SN Reap ST 1 . .i. . wat badly Out of the inky storm clouds he comes, the arch-enemy of all good farmers. There is nothing you can do to stop him from reaping his destructive harvest. Though you cannot prevent such damage you can protect yourself against money loss by a Hail Insurance Policy n WITH i 1 Bentley & Montgomery!! 815 Main St., Pendleton, Ore. j 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. tllllllllllllDilM I Pay for Your Merchandise with a Liberty Bond I, and receive 5 Premium at ; -t . -e ; 7 r--r. rT?' I Charlie Peim Manufartar.nK Kx nrrl of 1 he American j ola -o 41oniany mud m fariKiiu uttiliority on lh manufacture f chewing lobaoc. " i nm i i f i i f to. j iiJ i -XllK1 11 ! has written Itev. Snyder of Pendleton imike an address. Mr. and Mrs. Judge Kelly of pres- cotl werv Sunday vimtorM with Mr. and .Mth. W. W. phlIiwL T. 1 Sherod Is over m the Wal lowa country . Forrest Slmondt. the wven year old enterprising vouiir Bon of Mr. and Mm. C K. Simond last weeK invented art of hia savinsH in a $Su IJberty Borfd. Uan Kirk this lat wek Bold two mare t l'erchefitn biet-d for $45-1 j They weighed about 1600 pounds i each. j ! Misb Jfrnaniond (asy of Seattle, i 3 was a BiieKt this week or mi.h ueiia ilh. jHhflippl. I Yesterday, June Iflth, a yotint; ion 1 wan hnrn to Mr. and Mrs. Kred Hod Ken. AiinomirementH were received her.i this week of the marriage of L,ee l-ewin. who wa the cow tester for j E5 the Wiill:i Walla 'alley cow Testing aHKoriation here last " ar. to Muw Iora Humnrlidawm. in tdyinpia. Wash. Mth. Claire Tingley mid baby of I Pasco are visiting this wek with Mrs. Kd oon llu a liood OI dnion of i'hamlHTlaln Cholrni Morbu. This a very pa.niul and danger ous disease. In a .moat every neigii buriMd someone h is died from it 1m fore medicine could fe obtained or a Physician snmnmnt'd The right wav , Ui to ha'-e a bottle of Chamberlain ii"olic and Iiarrhoea Remedy in th j house so. an to b prepared for it- Mrs, chnrlen Knyeart. Huntington. Ind.. Writ .: "During the summer of u two of my children were ta ken nick with rholra morbus. njel chamberlain's Colic and Diar rhoea itemed y and it gave them im mediate relief." Adv. Experts M-Icrting leaf fr Pt'nu's Thirk Cben ing Tilafco r "They're proud to make the best chew for American men" says Charlie Penn "Workers in our factor)' at Reidsville, North Caro lina, are all experts in their line. "They're proud to know that they're turning out the best chewing tobacco made." Only full length strips from rich, ripe, perfect leaves go into BARBED WIRE PHONES i POPULAR AT NOUN Mil i stoi:i: i .si:i s i fmiiai. ig tlT AMI ItlX.WTlOX j I IK. TO I'AltM Kits 1 srhool ItimniNTH IM-iilo to Itnilrf n ituuii- pun iIh- (iruuiMbi rur Uh-Tcm-h'T to IJe In; IHhrr N"ii and sn-lHl Notrs. Chewing Tobacco V"ITS AS MELLOW AS A JUNE APPLE AND AS SWEET AS A NUT." TRY A 10e CUT TODAY Tuarattteed If Penn Thick dues no satisf you W ert-y way, return it to any doisr. 4S He is herebr authorued to rctucd Mhc fan purchase snct (Kast Oreg-onian special.) Nol.l.X. June :i.-Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams and J. T. Williams re turned- from Montana Monday where J. O. purchased 0 acre of hisrhly improved w heat and alfalfa land. eight miles from Lewlstown. J. T. didn't purciuiae land upon j the trip but with his wife turned t S b;ick Tuesday to loox further tnto the purchaie of a tia t which he thought or buyinc At ur annual sv-h1 meetinsr htht Monday, liardcl Van 1dk was re- j elected director ana Joe R. Fisher j re-elecied clerk. The voters unani mously voted to build a cottaire upon j the P(hxi groiindM to l-e un-d by the teachers. i sir. and Mrs. T It. Kerr, former : j Nolm residents, caine up from I'ma- ; tilla yesterday where they have re lded ttr the iast two years. After j visit ins frit-n-U an? relatives f.r a few day in this vicinity they ill m i to Meicbam w here tnev will spend thf Mot weather anions; the pines, John Smith, welt known tn lvndle ton and this raonm. -aine down from Dunntn lMt Stin-ta v and took hi ptwt a w-ntchman 'he O.-W N I He ha tMrved a numler of tilings j a extra pdo eimin In IVndleton. Itarled wire teb i-hnne are in in vncue in t rT.s emmutty. ! Wtth the N"o!m si.ie as the central j point -itn-t. n live leen made to several farmer lth north and suU f here ALEXAIMID) YOU MAY PURCHASE MERCHANDISE TO THE AMOUNT OF $50 AND PAY FOR SAME WITH $50 LIBERTY BONDS AND RECEIVE AS PREMIUM $2.50 IN CASH. $100 PURCHASE AND PAID FOR WITH $100 LIBERTY BOND YOUR PREMIUM WOULD BE $5 IN CASH, ETC. -- Wool and Fiber Si Sweaters. Finest of mattrials are in these The silk fibers are in all white, sky garments wanted colors such as pf blue, .pearl, sand, gold, violet, rose, j royal blue, purple and other popu- Eg lar colors. In our assortment there II are some very beautiful and differ- H ent ideas in angoras and plain wool. Price ?6.95 to ?25.0O We have all sizes and colors in infants' and children's, and misses'; prices to $7.50. S1.50 i Visit Oiir Corset Dep't. We are agents for the following cele brated makes Modart, Nemo and R. & G. Models and materials to suit all re quirements. Expert corsetiere to fit you perfectly. Special attention given to the fitting of extra stout figures. Corsets ranging in price from.... $1.25 to $8.50 BRASSIERES More new arrivals in Brassieres, show ing pink wash sation, cluny lace trim ming. A very attractive number. Many more new models to choose. Price 50 to S2.25. GLOVE DEPT. Newest creations in Keyser's Silk Gloves. White embroidered in black stitching with Robespiere cuffs double tipped and finers; ask to see them. Cold Lunches Alexanders for Warm Days Grocery Dept. , r Can supply your table with every thing in the way of lunch nick nacks. Cooked meats in tins, Salmon, Sar dines, Deviled Ham. Cold Lunch Tongue, Corned Beef, Lobster. Oys ters, etc. Also all kinds of pickles. Chow Chow. Preserves in glass. Rasp berry, Strawberry. Apple, etc.; Jells, Currant, Raspberry. Strawberry. Apri cot, Apple, etc. SWEET CAKES of every description for the cold lunch, put up in sanitary pack ages which enables them to keep the freshness of the original baking. Trv King's Evaporated Fruits and Vegetables, the best on earth. WHEN IN A HURRY PHONE 526, ALEXANDER'S GROCERY AND SAY SPECIAL. Prepare to Enjoy a Glorious 4th of July in Pendleton. ALEXANDERS !ilHl!IBlllllB r'L!''"!"''' .... ' L. "" . 1 ' """'I "i'hamlrrUili Tble are x i drr I nrvr sold anything tli.it beat .1,. writ ps V B. Trrssy. Rich mond. Kv Wh.n troi.l.V.l wtth in.lf , rc-non ..r const ipntion Blvp infm trial Ad. I If r..n o.ml.l siui-ptl in life learn Kim.w ht cnt d'i. . rich Uwv.r Is nmniuiiplit f.v.ls and (.b!tiiitp mm Notice! If your dpslrr do. ni ,-rry IVnn's Thick wnil ten cents ( lr In stsmi and H ii th name of . ur d.iil. r snd will send you a l"c cut and a 1,-ath.T luch In Khirh to enrrv It. T."'i.-" "oiiiciiii of l alifon ia. No. 1 South I'ark. San Kran- c . o. t Hll!.il li::l. llrrp c-.llif .1"' ..n t.iiz..o.d t ..rid as ih ! .n. . . I h I'nti f r-t :i-.l h. m ard til r Y mticc oErc t tint ! trv It c,-rd - J . I aVIc. 4 1 comiwiriblc V tl I " TV iWIDEMANN'SS A T Mil VC Si j v-f n i 11 Vit i .-is " N:11.K Ctt .IUIIIIIIItllillllllililllillllltlllllllllilllllllllUlllllllllllllliltllllillilllllllllllilll Do You Want to Get Into Business? lu: iiwk Mut silt: r in i;u.in n:u v n okl rlat.il-licd ainl ! tlni: lltlMI nr4-4'la- llAIUll lt Mini- in c-l HatHn. A ciaMl riatlux H.l: -TllltK. n U,-to-lat.- IUIWIIM; l I.I t anal If Mil, II l I l!KT l It NT aild l:HIIN. Ili Nr . ll.alrtii rOMllTIIIMKI llli:l. i Th. St.-,!. sp arp but ,i f,'W . f t Th, y ill har the k.-d into tmniedi'.iel k.mhI . iM.rt ji' Mt -ll. ri-nl w In-tir,- anlliin" ESTES & FRIEDLY II Ml kTKMT Tfl I I'llllNr t ' -.linilt!llllllt!lt!llll!IIIMII'll'l'l""Il,!lMII!''l'l,tM',l,lltt'""IM,ll1l " I I 1 lil.Mliul.iile . ; 1 11 E..3 II c; i i I -3 M 1 -3 -3 ST3 r3 fc3