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' ' - PAGE THREE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. "OREGON, SATURDAY. JULY 21, 191 -.--i Til KY WKItK UltAWX 1070 Jmiikh U. Howler. I'eruMeton. , " TEN, PAGES '""'i '""" nmr- mm TiirmnT r rr- it t It tT" . i AS "" C PURE FOOD GRPCER I FEU EVERY WOMAN HAS ONE WEAPON . OF DEFENSE Against the high cost of living. This weapon is SPOT CASH FOR YOUR GROCERIES. Use this weapon and you will be greatly sat isfied withthe results obtained. ' SPOT CASH will always bring more gro redies to your home for the amount expend ed. One trial convince. Ik Bean Tatom Co. Phone 688 NO PUNCTURES no mohk HUm-ons. no iwav with innfij, rVitrs AXI Allt. is not a liqiid a.viJ c.tx be changed KliOM ONE TIRE TO ANOTHER. I V. k.. UNIVERSAL IE FILLER lii AH xtki:i iimmmmi vil. i:s. a ,11 not flatten or harden under any conditions It Is not affected bv heat or cold. Alway him thesam.- resiliency as a well Inflated tire and will stay on. We Install them and make adjustments. ALL SIZES CARRIED IN STOCK. ( all unci InvewiliiBie. Pendleton Tire Filler Co. 410 Kai 4'ourt Klre Mlini n automobile that such a definite National want. No car has ever done as much toward eliminating the recognized short-comings of cars of medium price. From every point on the globe Velie has simultaneously been acclaimed dominant in the creation ol new stanaaras. 7-P.s.enger, 45 Horse-Power VEUE 5-Passenger, 40 Horse-Power VELIE .....j.... Equipped with extra tire, tube and chains "America's Greatest Light Six" m n - ee uoa-Paw!- 5-Passenger, 55 Horse-Power McCRARY AUTO CO. Ed. Wright, local sales manager. . ' Service Station at Independent Garage, Pendleton. - t. IVntllotoii. INDESTRUCTIBLE hat filled Today as it towers head and shoulders above a confused mass of "Huilt-to-seu Cars" people are turning to it in a flood of numbers that has quadrupled the out put of one of the largest factories in the industry. We are ready on the instant to call for all interested persons. Eight body styles. Upen and closed HAYNES HAYNES HAYNES - Vnitlitcea complete in rcnuicwn. 201 Itobert Child Hrahain, Her. miMtnn. 2331 Clint Orvllln HarrlBtin, Pilot Flock. 889 John Thompson. Bo. Reserva- t!nti. 1I6II Cheater Rutlodge Martin, Pendleton. 1712 "larenoe Frederick Matthews Hnldman.' 2186 Neol Krln Warden, Pilot Rock. 688 Ertient Bell, N. Innervation. 856 ' 705 Clause B. Morrison. Hollx. 1S46 Cornelius BulH. Pendleton. 2063 Hert Hlatt. HermlBton. 2 of, I Clifford Bpurgen Hay. Her. miston." 576 Glenn fj. Dudley, Athena. S44 Harold O. Jones, Meachum. 1X66 Nam Crvder, Ckiah. ' 180S Charley Green Dallas. Echo. 1943 William F. -Hosklns. Krho. 1677 122 Jamen H. Byrnes. Uinapiiie. 17t2 Jesse AleXHlld-r , Malhel. Echo. 642 Angelo Kleng. Gibbon. 939 Ralph Hradln, So. Res 1639 March Parker Puine. Pend. 222 -Charles A. Fox, Freewater. 1715 Oscar Crawford. 806 Herbert A. Thompson. So. Res W37 Joseph Henry Mfsrileski, I'matllla. 2226 John Edward Llnsner," pilot Rock. , 700 Letcher P. Norville, Helix. 12B0 (ieorge Fletcher, Pendleton. 1195 John M. Taylor, Pendleton. 297 Dwlght D. Whlimore, Milton 351 Albert 1). Woodmansee, Mil ton. 736 Marlon (i. Norton. Helix. 1628 Ernest William Barks, Pen dleton. 707 Archie D. Anderson. Helix. 14H5 "Glenn !roy Shull. Pende. ton. 1002 George W. McDonald, Pend. 1161 James H. Clow. Pendleton. 1101 James A. Pearson, Pend. 368 Sam R Wood". Milton. 974 Carl Palmer. Gilliland. IgciH Howard Montgomery, Pend. ,320 Otis F. Wilson. Milton. 950 Bert McFarland. Meacham. S26 Glenn E. Storle. So. Res. 1010 Fay B. Loveland, Pendleton 1XB7. 91Jhn Wunderle. So. Res. 6T.fi Thos. W. Coffey. Adams. .1919 Jesse V. GoBwie. Ktanfield 1339 lyPflie Russell Rerry. Pend. 14 Fr,d K. Paulsen. Fulton. If I was the drocer Id sell nothin but Post Toasties C. K. MARTIN New and Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold Harm". Shoe and All Klmls of Iti-pairlng. 110 4 Wrhli St.. l-nllctol. Ol-e. SIX $1850 $1325 in Pendleton. $1850 . $1750 1 1 7R Kr.'tn u Rurns. I'entlleton 1070 Jaiiies U. Howler. Pendleton. 738 Jesse H. Chrlstensen, Helix. 1167 Henry Foster. Pendleton. 1097 Herbert W. Calfee, Pend. 191 Willlam Pearson, Freewa. ter. 1234 Frank Leslie Rloln. Coylee Cliy. Wash. 1781 Horace X. Hard. Kcho. 1360 flost Daulas. Pendleton, 84 Win. CI. F. Dally, Riverside. 2323 Louis phaon Mettle. Nye 1118 BenJ. S. Kst, jr.. Pend. 121 Thos. Fehrenbaehep, ITmapin 221 Jesse J. Evans, Freewater. 1537 Geor(?e K Dmibner. Pend. 1474 Arlle Kdmund Hlddens. pend 1414 Frank P. Iowell, Pendleton. . 2288 Walton J. Roork. Pilot Rock ' 2300 Ross J. Price, pilot Rock. 1616 Roy F. Hutsell. Rieth. 292 James B. Coe. Milton. 822 Henry B Oliver. Fulton.. 504 Robs H. Payne. Athena. 1064 Roy W. Smith. Pendleton. 1205 William E. Johnson. Port, land. 697 Grover Mlnthorn. No. Re". 2286 George H. Wilson, Pilot Rock. 2370 Peter If. Schmidt. Albee. 2152 Allien Anderson Pilot Itock 15)0 Max Hopper. Pendleton. 1091 Merle It. Chessman. Pend. 2139 Harold E. Rice. 'Pilot Rock. 470 Kllswroth l Woods. Weston. 312 Hubert T. Dealy. Milton. 1507 Clarence J. Walker, Pend 1 729 Sam Elton Culbertson, Hold. man. 26 -Elmer Olden Crow. Pend. 1284 Ben Otto Bodanskl, Hotel Pendleton. !)0 Leonard H. Ramtio. Cmaplne. 191 William F. Pearson, y reewa. ter. 2204 Frank Raymond Keller, Pi lot Rock. 477 Gust Metson, Weston. 1 17 Joseph Van coriman. j--sou. 1179 Valentine Treat, Penaieion Hotel. 753 Daneward Thompson Locke. , Helix. 2158 William Metthias SchuemniT. Pendleton. . ..... i'in.. r unkfr Ferndale, I " - - 85S Gus George Kottilas. Fulton. ( 1996 Hemann Peter Bottger, Her- . mlston. 168 Georee p. Toung. Freewater 1923 Frank M. Davis. Pendleton. . 1932 -Charles Daniel Connor, Stan- , field. 1 774 orinn WMian. Hulstea.l Kcho. i 154 Marvin J. Adkin". Fairvlevr. i 8 40 Ls-on B Neil. Riverside. 1347-1511-118i- eorge W. Wachtel. pend. Oeorge L. Howard, Pend. James Floyd Hall, Pend. 1002 George D. McDonald. Pend. 2279 Fred Hinkle. Pilot Rock. 22S4William A. Kidwell. Pilot R 221 J Pete Jossie. Pilot Rock. 6T.7 Jesse llodgers, Adams. laps Harry I. Todd. Hermiston. 175 John H. Rrinker. Freewater. 2147 John Lewis B.ltgen. Pend. :lo(, Lloyd E. Blrdsell. Milton GeoriJe F.. Hudson. Milton , 2i-7 chas. Ma Thompson, Pilot nck. 1622 John McNurlin. Rieth. 1240 James P-aniel Madden, pend. 524 Henr- W. Sohckieford. Athena 2iu William BenJ Spinning Cmatilla. 911 Ross F.mmett So Res. 1172 Waif, r Allen Rhodes. Pend seth Hawnrlh. Athena. 1517 Ole Albert Johnson. Pend 1S51 Manuel Correa Picanson. j J"-'cho 1921 Thos. Ambrs O'Grady. Stan. . field. " , , 1139 Rolert J. Hall. Pendleton. 1214 lAiuis Paulsen Goace, Idaho. Karl B Gracier. Milton, 2j4- i.iovd Matthews Henry. Nye. 1952 Llo'vd II. Thomas. Stanfleld. 212 William R. Raines. Freewat. r l:.57-Alex H. Kreding. Pendleton. 49Rmmett r. Ogden. Ferndale. sjoseph S Baker. Cottonwood 1707 Jonathan B. Thome. Hold man. 2039 Charles Joseph Hohn. Her miston. . . U GO Valtaxar F.trada- Pendleton U92 Vireie Rucene Snavey, Kast Oregonian Building. ,660 Rov Franklin Hutsell. Rieth 305 Evert S. Miller. Milton. H43 Percy C. Culbertson. Pend. 557 Flovd T Putnam. Athena. 1652 Floyd Klmer Whybark. Pend ,433 George West. Pendleton. 2143 E111II August Beilke. Pend. 1640 Walter L. Cresswell. Pend. 179S Charles Fulford Markham Echo. 872 Ralph A. Wallan. Adams. Sg5 Flovd F. Pinkerton. No. Res ,91j C. Uirdley Pilot Rock. 2071 Leonard Uvman Bonney, Hermiston. 1464, John Forest Wilson. Pend. Rng von wong. Pendleton. 1077 Louis V. nuprat. Pendleton. 1961 James Raymond Wells. Echo. 7S1 Paul Presschlof. Juniper. 2151 Casper .lnggi. Pilot Rock. ' I41S Anton Tochi". Pendleton. (Continued on Page 4.) REALTY TRANSFERS Deed. Kittie C Durfey to Fischback & .larvls Realty Co. J10, lots 1 and 2. block , Hermiston E. J. Wilbur, to B. F- Keller. 1 NB 1-1 section 2v township 1 north, range 31. W. H Sitr.ler. et ux. et al. to E E. Stnrcher. 200. lot 1. block It of ITmatilla. O. F. Durst, et ux to II. W Rob inson. l. lots 20 and 21 of block U Hermiston, Edwin March, et ar. to Herbert Mareh. ,1. mete and hound escrlp tlon In section 24. township 4 north. 3 and t9. 4 north 37. C K. Simpson, et vir. et al. to F. 7. Rims. 44S0. 250 acres In townships 4 and S north, range . Krervthing Is going ideals Included. - tip. notional B oys Wearables 0 ' Fresh new Wash Suits in a large variety of colors and styles. Priced $1.00 to $2.50 Soldier's'Play Suits Hat, coat, trousers, leggings, etc. - ?3.00 Sailor Suits, blue, white hat, trousers $1.50 'B. V. D. and Porosknit Underwear, suit50 and $1.00 Blouse Waists 65? to $1.25 Summer Hats 35 to 75 All wool Summer Suits, all the very latest models and large range of colorings. Priced JM.OO to $10.00 Special attention given to every thing for boys to wear. - - - jA l,micr Kla4ter DIM Hero. 4 MjNU,jN, July 19. Conacien. a nous ohiector shirker, volun- f4 r.nirlnnd's dead heroes that is - a tne war career or Henry cena- mQre ' Bellamore U caUnA it the devils invention. He fougnt aganst inscription un oont,cnIiug grounds, pre. ferrln laJi to the battlefield. .a -if t ever saw a - wounded 4 fc,ldler fg,, wlth hl crutches I won t helo him ud again." said ,, ' H.llnmnr This so aroused his 4 i neighbors at Bath that they j4 burned him in effigy. A few ! weeks later he experienced a i .-hmiire of heart. Though ex- 4 empted from the army he volun- teered Soon he was the most t'opu-ar soldier in his regiment, 4 the Duke of CorowHll's Light Infantry. Recentlv the former consci- j entious objector was killed in 4 action, the supreme sacririce. WO.IIFN W ANT I NC1.K SAM TO ATTKXD IN HIS RNlTTIXt: WASHINGTON. July 19 An or ganized uprising by the women of the nation against Knitting mufflers, milttens. etc., for the navy seems to he fomenting. "Why are not these garments part of the equipment fur nished by the government,- ask the women -Why is slow hand knittins resorted to in such a time of imme diate need? These are a few of the hundreds of questions women from all parts of the country aer firing at the govern ment every day. MISS V.. IK WOLI'K 1A1SKS PASSPOIJTf. Was Driving Anibiilant-e From "in- i. ........ t hh Wounded Sohllers. r.irw ii.- IK Miss Elsie Del Wolfe of New York, who with .Miss A,.,.e Morgan and Miss Elisabeth i ala.-, i,f New York, m con ducting a French army hospital ai . . -hdr. the .new serllm for "llU'irnr, -nl1n,l im being used, lost a nunu- bag on Monday while driving an am- bulunce load of wounded soioi-re from Compoiegne to Paris. 1 ne h.uulbat contained all of Miss l'e I nif.- i.so.is including her pass- , nnd identification caros re - - sides a considerable sum of money. INSURANCE IS THE BEST POLICY" 4Ae when you look sadly over your fields of ruined grain, it will be too late to think of what a comfort a Hail Insurance Policy in th Hartford Firm Imtarane Co. would have been. The time to think about such things is right no before the storm comes. Hart ford Hail Insurance costs little and will add much to your peace of mind. May we talk to you about it? CHAS. . HEARD, Inc. C.ENFHA1. IXSOtAXCE 4tM Main St. SF.E MR BEFORE THE FIRK. s I0IIM0! lilUlliiillill iluiiiJili jiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 17 0 Rocovor tho Old I OR ado You a Oran Uqxi Mo Top UPHOLSTERING OF ALL KINDS. New Tops or Curtains Made to Order Expert auto trimmers that will give guaranteed satisfaction. Hamley & Go. Cor. Court and Cottonwood. 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