East Oregonian : E.O., June 21, 1917, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 21, 1917
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Strawberries
for Canning
The uu is near for can
ning. Our stock is fresh every
morning.
Watch this space for prices.
Economy Jars, Old Mason
Jars, Seal Fast Jars, Jelly
Glasses, Rubbers, Covers and
Clamps.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUAUTY"
Two Phones 28
S23 Main St
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Klks Mmiiw TontKhu
An initaltory meeting of Pendle
ton lodge K. P. O. R. will he held this
evening.
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Aprwfscirs Named.
Raxmiu Henri ksou. William Shan
non and J. K, Montgomery have been
appointed appraisers of the estate
of the late John H. King-
Wool SsnJe PostMned.
The wool mile scheduler! for Con
don today has been postponed until
June 2Et inasmuch as not nil the wool
Is ready. A sale will he held at
Henpner on June 2S and there will
lie none until that date.
the Slangier property on Ourdei
street. WoVk will beRin immeiui
ly and it is planned to hav
building ready for occupancy
in two months.
the
wlth-
N'cw I'nderlaker.
K. A. Fit Patrick, who wan re
cently in business in Enterprise. Ore.,
has taken a position as undertaker
for John S, liuker and has moved
his family here.
Victim of Acf-dent Hurled.
The remains of noc" Correll, who
was accidentally killed at Hermiston
yesterday by a freight train, were
buried today at Olney cemetery. Cor
oner I trow n investigated the accident
yesterday . and brougnt the body to
Pendleton.
Xatatorhim ThieytN Husy.
The natatorium thief ts early on
the job this year Yesterday a half
dozen different patrons of the swim
mi nit pool lost valuables from their
clothes while they were in the pool.
In all about j?n was stolen while on
man lost his war census registration
card.
S mhh l t Is 1-i ned .
Chief of Tolice Al Roberts yester
day arrested J. I Wood on a charge
or' exceeding the spe d limit and ho
1 aid a fine of $ H wi police court
this morning.
i:hilrit of Indian Crart.
In the windows of the IVople1
Wa rehouse timiorrcw and Saturday
will he exhibited some of the work
done during the past ear ly the In
dian girls at the agency school. Mrs
I.. I Kills has tauimt domestic sci
ence and art at the school this year
and her pupils have snowu remark
able aptitude and progress. The ex
hibit includes samples of embroidery,
crochet and knitting:.
Carnival May Conn Here.
A carnival may come to Pendleton
for the week beginning July 30. A
representative appeared before the
council last evening- and offered $0-
for the privilege of showing here on
the hitrhiner grounds in the enst end
of the city. The matter was left up 1 f S" jumped up
to the license committee. (single d iv and the
Morte ons Monday.
A number of gas consumers in
Pendleton have been complaining
lately of weak gas. Ir. F V. Vin
cent, manager of the p. p. & L,. Co
stated this morning that the new re
tort would be ready Monday and
would eliminate any more trouble
Meanwhile if consumers will regu
late the ventilation holes at the has-
of their burners he thinks they will
not be bothered- The consumption
Trt.anA feet in .1
ompuny has had
Permit for w limmlrv.
The council last evening granted a
permit to William mrchnse. owner
of the Troy laundry, for the con
struction of a concrete building on
difficult v- in keeping
; while the new ret
rt ci nih
il supply
be fired.
Summer Wash Fabrics
"Our Piece Goods Dept. has just been
replenished with a new shipment of
New Summer Fabrics in all of the dain
tiest colors as well as plain and fancy
stripe.
These include voiles, plain and
fancy Crepes, Organdie. Batiste and a
wonderful showing of Basket Weave
cloth for the season wear.
Our Down Stairs Store has an unu
sual offering of Poplin Dresses at
S6-S5.
Berry and
Fruit Sets
Are you going to use the
same old ,fruit set you
have had so many years,
all chipped and out of
style?
Let us show you our
pretty hand painted ones,
also our cut glass and
plain crystal.
Our China Department
is full of new and sugges
tive ideas for the hostess,
in china and glassware.
Royal M. Sawtelle
China Dept.
IH. (vlclurll Ni'lK -Itimeulow.'
j ':i'l;i:n f.ee t'aldw.-ll of Tnmp n
, h;l." disposed of the KUnualow poJ
thrill and bowling ;tjles to H. P.
, Simpson of w.ilr t'reek. ore., his d
: pai'Mire in the near rutiire for a mo
bilisation ramp nt'r es-"ilul in tin
j Hle lie has taken in payment a well
j improved farm in Josephine conntv
. and :t house and )( In (hmcIiui ;.
' Mr. Simpson will arrive in a few days
to take rhurste uf Hie business. Th"
; deal was made thrmiKh the firm of
; Kstey & Friedley.
THOSE CHILDREN
Are you dressing them in the way you should ? Are you making them feel that
they are as well dressed as their playmates? You do not have to fpend a great deal
for their clothes, as long as we are here. Our stock is always complete with ready
to wear garments for the boy or girl and at prices that you can afford to pay.
Hoys' lllue Serge- Null I..V f.YAO. S7.50
IKs' rXncv Mixture suits Si.BK. :t.ji, I.H, .YtM
Hoys' Knee I'mits 4th- to SI. 40
HoyV Irrsa Hats Hr. Sl.aa
small IKiyV Hah Hall llutx S.V;, 4Hii
lluyH' -1Ih 4c, H9r
tUtys SKirt HluitMN aiitt SlilrtM 4ms. an
Hoys' Work shirts 4tt
I'lilUlron One ri IMay Suits 7mr
VOC CAN
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t.lrlN' ;iiurliain lrest't
C.lrlM' I'nlun SnltM
t.lrlM sumnn'r Vimm . . .
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. 6- U $2. IS
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10c, 1.1c, 2.1c
t.lrls' Summer HutN 41k- to ti.ii
;irl- I'aranoln ic. 4fK:
hlldr-ii's Stork Init I.to, 2.V-
Hoys' Mud ;irlH' IbttlilnK suits . . , . I We. Ne, SI.L'3
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DO BIOITKR
Sj . THC GOLDEN RULE 7 J
OTIIFItS
THE GOLDEN RULE
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paigu. They have collected consid
etable money over and above the
$:tti,tiiM allotment but the commit
tee refuses to predict what the total
figures will be. The full subscription
will probably be announced Satur
day. President Wilson has ' asked
thut nil communities oversubscribe
as the needs of the Red Crosa are in
creasing and will increase as the
war progresses.
liny Saon six.
K. S. Harris has purchased a
Six of the City Auto Co.
Sclmefers Have Son.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
a nd M rs. A. U Schaef er it t Si . A n -thuny's
hospital.
at
llerniMoniHU" Mate Sou.
A son va born yesterday
A nt bon 's hospital to Mr. and
C. ( . lirk of Heriniston.
St
M rs.
Claude Hampton left last niKht fr
Portland.
J. I). French. (Jurdaite stockman,
N u Pendleton visitor.
Fred Wilson, formerly an Athena
attorney and now in Portland, spent
yesterday in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. U Watts and dau
ghter of Athena are in the city today.
Mr. Watts is attending the grain
Htmidnrdixution hearing.
Stanley Stores, who was graduated
lioin Whitman College yesterday, has
n turned to Pendleton. His father
and mother. Mr. and Mrs. K. Say
les. attended the commencement exercises.
The Christian Kmbavor Society of
the christian church will entertain
with a garden party tomorrow night
at the home of Mrs. J. I.. Mcpher
son, 604 West High street. A smalt
admission will be charged und thu
public' is cordially Invited.
LOCALS
eleven
brown
Strayed from my place
miles northwest of Athena.
gelding, six years old. anout sixteen
hands high, white strip in face, fore
top reached, white hind foot, saddle,
marks, gentle to handle, weighs elev
en hundred, shown good breeding for
running horse. Has white spot tn
right eve. and scar on lei I stifle.
will pay a liberal reward for Informa
tion leading to his recovery. It. H.
McKwtn. Athena, urn.
thena oiiiun tit Hospital.
M r. Sanferd Stone of At hna u
lerwent an operation this morning
t. Anthonv's hospital.
Announce- subscripting Saturday.
Pendleton and 1' ma til la county
ire ebbing up their fled Crows cam-
Twin City Team Here snmlay. I
The Milton-Free water ten Hi of the j
tri-Coiiniy lea i; tie will be here on j
SUTiday to meet the combined Peiulle-
ton ami Pilot Kock teams. Definite
.issuram e has been received thut the '
team will curne. The team has bad a
rtmarkabl siiceeHsful season. On
Strawberry day it easily defeated the j
Wa'lii W'al la team but the Pendleton-
IMbu flock bos figure the can win.)
;oi vision
JiKd vision does not necessa ri I y
mean that your eyes are perfect,
headache, dixzineas, pain in or about
the eye, twitching or inflamnu-d eye
lids, pain in the back of the neck,
cross eyes. etc. are often symptoms
of eyestrain, that are quickly relieved
v hen proper fitting glasses are worn.
If you experience any of the above
smptoms, no matter how well you
see it will pay you to have your eyes
examined, and if there is any eye
strain proper glasses should be worn.
If you come here you are sure of
the riirht kind of an examination and
J consequently the right glasses. Rea
sonable charges.
ItALK ItOTIIWFI.I,
Optometrist and Optician.
American National Hank Building.
1M II:
E " 53 I Store j
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't'-ltwa -icitrj, (ji ii.'Tr-mTiim.t .ii'ii.MTi,. g Spend only one dollar, save five or more bv cleaning 2
1 1 11 1 W He- j-,. S Panama Hats.
' ' ' 1 " i OUR WORK GUARANTEED.
A I r MINERVA HAT CLEANERS
I 5 Temple Building: 612 Main Street. S
The Government
Has Ordered 3300
Republic Trucks
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you know what tht means?
i-t your or-r In ItU.IIT NOW.
S,oii v ou K.,nt be ahle to -et
THAT TKl'i "K V".f XKKU So BAL-
J.Y TM1S Y KA It.
FENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
"Cars of Merit".
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I BILLY'S BRAN-NEW 1
PHILOSOPHY
j Tonent mey jxifT a nan up
j but it never props him up.
ARE YOU POflTD UP OR
PROPPED UP?
The pep In our Hran-New is
guaranteed to furnish the neces
sary pep to PROP you up.
K v r y day we h re bot 1 1 1 n g
BRAN-NEW
ROOT BEER
GINGER ALE
SARSAPARILLA
VANILLA
CREME
fr Yot and our otbr friends.
The pep is tn the battle.
Win. Rocsch Bottling Co.
Pendleton
Oregon
Want f .iiartllan Appoiiitel.
A hearing is betmr held tot;iy be
fore t 'iiiinty J mine Ma rsh on t he pe
tit ion ask tug for the appointment of
a miardian over A. Phillips. aged
Weston cit izr-n. The old gentleman
l:a an estate valued at $ I J.iMifi ami
bis daughters. Mrs. K. I. Watt and
Mrs. K. C. Hogers. feel that he is nct
competent, to munakte it. He is r
sistim; the ietitiuu.
PERSONAL AND NEWS
NOTES FROM HERMISTON
(Hunt orevonian Hpecinl.)
HKltAllSTtfN. Juno 21. Dr. unci
MrH Frank V. Prima and baby ur
riverl in thiH city Friday from Port
land, and are oc-ctipyiiiK the New
port I'uttajff on tllauvH avenue. Dr.
Prime recently bo'JKht the dt-ntul
practice of ir. J. A. l?anipbell.
Mihs liertha OiHhon, lornier pop
ular reKiilent of H-rmiston, but now
livinir in Hend, Mpent the week-end
an the aili-Ht of Mra. J. b". McXaUKht
Mix Kinma Ralph, auditor of th;
frewent !tore in Hroane, in here to
upend her vacation with h-r broth
ern. Joe and Frank Kalph.
Mn. J. T. Hlnkle l the proud
poKeeeMor of a f i iipv Franklin car
which her hUHbanrt purchaaed for
her lal week lit pendlfton.
Mi ax Virginia ' Todtl of Pendleton.
x,ent Sunday with tier parentB in
thin rlty.
Mlxx VirKinla Todd of Pendleton
spent Sunday with her parentn iu
thiH city.
Mr. and Mra. H. T. Fr.mer and inn.
KiiKh, were county eat vlsitorJi Mon
day.
MImh Heaxle McPherson returned
home Monday evening rrom Pendle
ton where he spent several day at
the home of her parent. Mr. and
Mrs. J. U MoPhernon
Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy
and two daughters rt Sunday morn-
in fur Portland where they are t"
mike their home.
Karl Klnniley. who In manager of
hi fat her n More In f'ulver, pent
Saturday and Sunday In thin city al
the home of hl parents, Mr. and
Mm. H. 8. Kintrxley.
Mra. B. P. Knapp and three chil
dren arrived In thi city Saturday
from Seattle, to Join Mr. Knapp of
the I'matllla tjindu fompany. They
are domiciled In the Kennedy home.
Mlas Irva Blirdlck of Metollil.
rireiron. wa a aueM at the Kinsley
home Saturday and Sunday.
H. I. Newell. project ninnnsri.
.ent Thtiraday in Pendleton.
Mr. and UrH. II. K llnrlholoinew.
Mr. and Mrx. V. II rmchholz. and
Mr and Mm. Hiexland Moore and
small nm. all of St: nfleld, were In
th: cit- Mitnday evenlnir. havinir
driven down in Mr liartholomew'
handsome new car.
Wa
Let Nothing
Spoil ,
The loss of one'roast from impro
per exposure would buy ice for sev
eral weeks and the expense of one
case of ptomaine poisoning would
buy ice for the entire season.
SEE OUR ECONOMY ICE BOX
FOR $5.15.
No one can afford to be without
ice from a standpoint of economy.
HANG OUT YOUR ICE SIGN.
Phone 178
Sftfie-terp Co. i
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Quantity
Service
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XKW YORK, June 1. An
nouncement was made here that the
bureau of awards and prises of the
National Agricultural league has ap
propriated siiO.OOA to be awarded In
prize to stimulate trie production of
f.Hd products throughout the United
Staes.
Awards ranging- from 1500 o ",000
will be made for the lHst quality an I
greatest quantity of various grains
and vegetables. There will be other
prize amounting to ;,,ti(ia for He
rn. -at prod'M-tf, and p'.iihh raisin
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SUPEn-SIK
Another Carload
Coming
No other six resembles the
HUDSON SUPER-SIX.
Don't be misled it is a HUDSON INVENTION.
A power developer and gasoline saver.
Wait until they arrive.
Ask for a demonstration.
Oregon Motor Garage
117. II. Ill
Incorporated.
II Wt Court St.
Telephone 44
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