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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1917.
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iMittitt itiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii Hiittn am
The Dean Tatom Co.
Phone 683
DON'T PUT OFF CANNING YOUR FRUIT
AND VEGETABLES, THIS SEASON WILL
BE SHORT.
STRING BEANS These are picked every
day in our own garden, 3 lbs ,.. 25
KEETS Fine for canning-, 3 bunch-id.. 25t
CABBAGE Very solid heads, pound St?
" CUCUMBERS White Spine, each Tic
LETTUCE Head '. 5
CARROTS 3 Bunches 104
NEW POTATOES 6 pounds 25
These vegetables are grown in our own
garden and are SECOND TO NONE.
TORNADO WKAR KANSAS TOWN
PITT8BURO. Kan.. July u. Two
person war Injured, one. It to be
lieved, fatally, and Hirht property
damage, done by a tornado which
wept the country Mouth of 1'itttfbur.j
lant nlKht. The twister atarted seven
miles southeast of Pittsburg and
swept over a territory a mile wide.
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m VvlBR-fi-ll rill III
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UIIDT IN DIIMAUIAViMwW8?11
iiuii iii uuiiniittiiNniiies
TEAM ATTA!HI0I Tt llAV MOW
MI Ill'NH A WAV, TtlltOvVI.Vti
IIKIVKU ON JUS lllvM.
Iluavy Kaln Ktorm llilx I kluh Weil- ,
nfMlay Afu-rii"on; Bert Martin.
y IXwpe) Itcath in BcrioiM
way.
wife and Three children Narrow. Insure against haft. It is even more
important than the proverbial ad
vice about hay. In a half hour a
sudden hailstorm may wipe out
the results of a year's work. Pro
tect yourself from loss with a
FIFTH ANNUAL EVENT
LA GRANDE, OREGON
July 21 and 22, 1917
AUTO RACES
AND
MOTORCYCLE RACES.
The Classic of the West
FREE STREET DANCE AND PARADE
Reduced Rates on Railroads.
Accommodations,
Ample Hotel H
OILED SPEEDWAY.
COVERED GRANDSTAND
Better Banking Service
for Farmers
A vast f u nil, now aggregating n thousand mil lino
dollars hurt been assembled by Aft of Cnnsri'ss to
stand brick of the farming nd busings interests of
the country.
This- fund is tbe Federal Keserve banking System,
of which we ore a member, unil it enables up better
than ever before to supply our farmers with the
credit and rurrciicy they need for harvesting crops
Hint to protect them against disorganized markets.
ir you ore not linked up
with thin system as one of
. our depositor! done in and
let us tell you how it helps
you.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PENDLETON '
j sTe C uli I T Y
Send for 1 look let. "Mow IHns It llritvfM Mr?"
kkw KVMTKM -nlafl
(Bust Oregonfan Hpeclal.)
URIAH. Ore- July li. J. H, Met
tle, who has been 111. left for Hlda
way Hprings Sunday to camp for a
while hoping to be benefited by the
change,
Frank. Welch and Bert flmith of
Pendleton were in Ukiah last Wed
nesday night and while here visited
with Mr. Welch's brother, Charley
Welch, who lives near' here, and his
sister. Mrs. W. W. Cuviness, who M
spending the summer here.
A runaway occurred at the Htur
divant Hros. ranch a f'W days ag-.
While K. K. Sturdlvant was cutting
hay the team hecame unmanageable
and broke and ran, throwing Mr
Sturdlvant off. lie struck on his
head and shoulders, rendering him
unconscious for some time, but with
no serious results. The mowing: ma
chine was badly broken and was
brought to the blacksmith shop.
Ben Oolvin, wife and daughters, of
Hitter, drove over to T'kiah and
back home .Saturday afternoon for
mowing machine repairs.
Mrs. Canfield and grandson of
Tlidaway. were in town Saturday
shopping.
. 8. Stuart and Noel Warden, Pi
lot Hock linemen, were in town Sat
urday, repairing the telephone lines
Milt Williams of Bridge creek, was
business visitor Saturday.
Walter Allison, ranger and wife.
have Just returned from a trip in the
mountains and he reports that there
will be lots of huckleberries but they
( will be late like all other crops on
j account of the late seawon.
Bert Martin, wife and three chil
dren came near meeting with a fatal
accident Tuesday evening when re
turning home from a neighbors.
When crossing Bridge creek canyon
which haa quite a steep grade, the
were down a cut off when one
of the horses began kicking and run
ning the wagon striking a log and
wax turned over with Mrs. Martin
and two children .one a baby, be
neath it. With the aid of a traveler.
the waKon was lifted off of them. A
when it was found that the children
escaped with only a few scratches,
but Mrs. Martin had a bad cut on
her forehead- Ir. De Vaul was im
mediately sent for and wan on th
scene In a short time. but found
that no one was seriously hurt, al
though It required several stitches to
close the cut on Mrs Martin's fore,
head. Fortunately the horses broke
loose when tho wagon went over or
It would have be en much wo rse. I n
their m ad flrjrht to ge i away t h ey
only went a short distance till one
of the h'rses was killed, but no one
knows Just how it was killed.
Will Fire .urdH.
fieorge fa Id well, who recently dis
posed of hi interests In the hard
ware business, has accepted a posi
tion ait fire guard and In company
with Mrs. Caldwell left for lookout
mountain Sunday to be absent two
or three menths. Judging from the
amount of provisions he took with
him his friends need not look for him
back before next spring.
Ievi Kldriflge of Pilot Rock, who
has been south In Orant and Harney
counties buying mule, returned Sat
urday evening on his way home
with one hundred head of choice
mulee which he purchased on the
trip.
C Scharpf and P. TT. Mnes of
Pilot Rock were In I'klah Sunday on
business.
J. H. Moore and daughters were in
town Saturday trading.
Buck Welch moved his haying out
fit to what is known as the Porter
place near Albee to cut the wild hav
crop there, which is now ready to
cut
Hail Insurance
Policy
of tha Hartford Firm Insurance Cm.
0
Compared to the profits you expect
from your crops, the cost is trifling.
It will give you the guarantee of
an insurance company that has
paid every just claim promptly in
all the more than a hundred years
of its history.
CHAS. L HEARD, Inc.
GENEHAL INSURANCE
;ts Main M.
ske mi; bkfohk the fire.
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A TREATMENT
FORJIERVES
Woman Tells How Lydla E.
Pinkhem's Vegetable Com
pound Helped Her.
West Danby N. Y. "I have had
nervous trouble ail my life until I took LoB Angeles
Charley Hynd and wife made a
trip to Pendleton and back by auto
Sunday to meet Mr. and Mrs. Iuis
Crahl of Portland, who came to
take a vacation at the Hynd ranch
Mrs Urdahl is a sister of Mrs. Hynd.
Miss Claudlne Ledgerwood and her
brother, Leo ledger wood of Cable
creek, left Saturday for Gurdane. to
visit their sister, Mrs. Bun Moore.
Mr. Sanford Chilson and infant
daughter visited Monday with Mr
J. D. Kirk.
AJiss Helen Meengs of Bridge
Creek is visiting this week In Ukiah
with her sister. Mrs. Walter Allison
Charley .irosen of McMinnvllle,
Oregon, who owns a timber claim
four miles from Ckiar. was In town
Saturday trying to dispose of hw
claim.
Many Vinlt SrtngM.
Among those going to the spring
Sunday for the day were J. H. Wag
ner, Frank Chamberlain and wife.
Dr. DeVaul and daughter. Helen and
Jerome Schmit.
A half night dance wav given at
the Kirk hail Saturday night
Men are at work putting in the
new telephone line between l Kian
and Dale and when complete nearly
every farmer between the two places
will have telephone communication.
Walter Kirk, who has been work
ing neir Kcho, returned to t'kiah
Tuesday.
1mt Spell Brokm.
The long dry and extremely hot
spell was broken, Wednesday after
noon when a heavy electric storm
passed over this section of the coun
try and a heavy shower fell, which
will help the late giain and cool the
atmosphere, but much more rain is
needed.
Nate Ftaines of Hitter passed
through town- Wednesday with a
large drone of beef cattle which ha
will ship to the Portland market-
Harry Hays. Mr. Justice and Wm.
Allison came down from Oriental
Wednesday for supplies
Kd Thrasher and wife and Clyde
elmick. wife and daughters t.elia and
Fona, visited Wednesday night at
Hidaway Springs.
Herbert W. Copeland. eye special
ist of Pendleton, is m"town to re
main for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Mngirie Walker and daughter
of pale nre in town today with pad;
horses after supplies.
Mrs. Robert. IJnsner. who under
went a serious operation some time
ago for appendicitis, is seriously ill
at her home in I'kiah.
Heading Matter for Soldiers.
W S H T X 1 3 TO V . July IS. M a gn -zines
and newspapers bearing one cent
stamps heernfter may be posted, un
wrapped and unaddressed by person?
other than publishers and will be for
warded bv postal authorities to Amer
ican soldiers and sailors in Kurope.
SPOR TS
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W. I..
San Francisco 61
Silk i.uke 03
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WNrm
I.ydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou
bles and it straight
ened me out in good
shape. 1 work nearly
all the time, as we
live on a farm and I
have four girls. I do
all my sewing and
T,.i iiiiiinir
theu' help, so it ,;ar.ln
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Portland 4S
Oakl:ind 60 56 .472
Vernon 4 3 6'.' .4' )
YeMertiay'a Itexulfn.
At I'ortlttniJ Wrnon 3. I'nrt'and
At nakluntl Oakland 5, Salt I.akn
-Httn Franoisro :t.
At Lot AntT'-los
l.o An't'lcH 1.
I'FlK.'AlM. .lny 19. -L..st,m df
fi'tei fltirjiuit in tlic firm arame ot
Mho scrioi Harry soorfd in the first
i Mjin"r's home run and
sciTt'd tite winninur run in
(hows that I stand it real well. I took
the Compound when my ten year old
daughter came and it helped me tot.
I keep it In the house all the time and
recommend it" Mrs. Dkwitt Sinck
batioh, West Danny, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritabil
ity, backache, headaches, dragging sen
sations, all point to female derange
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients of which are derived from
choice roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be a mtwt valuable tonic
iid invigoroturof Uiu iomale organism.
the s xth iiiin.
Host on
Ohioimo 2 K
Kuth nd Asrnew; Williams. Wolf
Kan? and Sehalk.
St. l.onW . Washington 2-
ST. I.OIMS. July IK St.
bunched hlt off Jorinsnn and
Was-hlnirton.
1 1) o
ljmis
heat
1
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ron
Washhititon ;
St. Ionis 4
Johnson and Ainsmith; stli
aitd Severeid.
lVtrolt 2. Vew York 0.
PRTItOIT. July IS. rniisx held
New Vork to three hits and PetrolT
won Tla homo cUil runs wire duo
c
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Palm Beach
Suits,
These hot days a Palm Beach Suit is mighty nice, they
are so light in weight, look dressy and are inexpensive.
We are closing out this season's stock. The styles are on
standard models, Pinch Back and Belter Back; sizes 35
tc 46. Note the Reductions.
S8.00 Palm Beach Suit
$8.50 Palm Beach Suit
$10.00 Palm Beach Suit
S5.95
S6.25
87.05
li
Sport Shirts
Pretty patterns, fast colors, just the shirt for hot wea
ther. Special prices for a few days.
$1.00 Sport Shirts, Special 75
$1.25 Sport Shirts, Special 85
$1.50 Sport Shirts, Special f 1.15
$2.00 Sport Shirts, Special S1.65
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ALL STRAW AND PANAMA HATS GO AT CLEAN
H UP PRICES 333 REDUCTION. MAKE YOUR
M SELECTION EARLY.
If you are going away on a vacation, don't forget we
are headquarters for supplies of every vacation need.
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ALWAYS QUALITY FIRST
to eVaeh'B triple, Heilman's single, a j
sacrifice, a passed ball and Young j
sacrifice fly in the second Inning.
New York - 0 3 1 j
Detroit 2 7 4
Cullop, lvvo and Nunamaker. Waif 1
ters; liuHs and Stanage. s j
trLKAT-UAND. O., July 19. Phila- j
delphia-Oleveland game postponed.
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For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
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the
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is worthless. It is the actual
experience from long; years of
practice, which counts. Lowest
prices, highest grade of mate-
rial, skill and service. s
Newton Painless Dentists I
Corner Main and Webb Streets 5
Entrance on Webb St. 2
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You will find many things to make your
vacation interesting
Take advantage now of the
Low Fare Round Trip
Summer Tourist Tickets
to
New York, Boston
and all Atlantic Coast. New England and
other Eastern Points.
m sale July j, 4. s. t. 13. 14. w. Zl. 77 and 38; Aumnt ! I It
B. IS. 24, JI5 and 31; Septrmbcr 1. 7. , 14. li. ii, a. U mai 3
An unsurpassed view from the train enroute of
Wonderful Niagara Falls
Stopover privikKes at all points enroute. Five splendid traina
Ir.iin Cha aKO every day. Tourist sWpini; car s dily to IS...,u,ii
a..J inLermcdiaie points on train Jeavu.g Ciucgo 3tO p. iu.
Circle Tours "'rrTiT''. ukF N7-
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