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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 1917.
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Headquarters
for Fruit
OUR FRUIT LINE IS VERY COMPLETE
EACH DAY. If you are thinking of canning
fruit this year, we would like to have you look
over our stock before you buy.
Just in this morning, large shipment of BING
CHERRIES from Weston mountain. These
cherries are in fine condition. You will' do well
if you can this fruit.
20 POUND BOX $2.10.
Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries Cur
rants, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Apples. Water
Melons, Cantaloupes, Florida Grape Fruit,.
Grapes.
CORN FLAKES, 3 PKGS. 25c.
COUNTRY BACON.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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To R.lwlr nwe'itnK. M.-Onrroll Stays 15 Mtimuw.
. W. Knight has taken out n per- Hay McOarroll. locul wroMler,
make repairs to hlB dwelling ' stayed 16 minutes with Tony Hern-
mtt to
at 101 2 Webb street.
W wrre never
Kiillsts in Navy.
Walter Joseph McOool of Walls
Walla, yesterday enlisted as fin en
gineer in the navy at the local re.
rruiilnx office.
Buck In 1ank..
James R Bowler, who recently
resigned from the , First National
Bank, is back In the bank again to
help out during the vacation.
hard! last night at the carnival pa.
vllton. winning the forfeit money
aaln. Not only did he stay but he
all but won a fall from the ohullerm
er. Many thought he had a fall but
lternhardl wriggled loose before tho
referee was satisfied. Young Grif
fith of Dayton was put up by mem.
hers of Troop D against Bernharli
and he succeeded In staying '10 min
utes. Jeff Duvls lost to Hernhar01
In 11 minutes. McCarroll will go oil
for 25 minutes this evening,, " ',
Auto Stolen at Carnival.
The Ford automobile, belonging to
Fred Hobby, reservation farmer, was
stolen last eventnn from whre il
Owns iit-tii inc . " .
jThe theft was reported to the police (JIM
ifi Hi. . raw ih. ...i r In still misslilt;. 1 A
The license number of the C'U' Is cl.
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MtxMiwed to Wed.
A nuirrinffe license h:is been issued
tot'laur llne. -2. uml lln lamon,
18, both of this city.
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"QUALITY"
823 Main St.
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Ti'k""- Vacation Oil Unrni.
Edgar W. Smith' Idea of a vacs
lion is to don a pair of greasv over
alls and ride on a combined hnrvoster
for ten hours a way. He spends most
of the year in Portland as state man
ager of the Equitable but each sum.
mer the call of the fields gets him
and he comes up to his ranch In thlft
county to assist In harvest operations.
He arrived this morning and will go
out to his ranch which is being
Is Horn. -
bnby birl was born lust night at
'the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. IV
1 Worst 31.17 Lincoln street,
i TN-sfrttil Wlfi' WiinU hlvliwi',
T AlieKing that hot luikithitd, Wesley
U. Knneaster. deserted hut In Janu
ary. 1!16, Ina Knneaster hu brought
suit for a divorce and for the restora
tion of her maitlen name. Ina Toll
They were married In Poise In 1905.
Frederick Stoiwer is plaintiff's at-
! torney.
MlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHllimilHHmilU 1 farmed by George Strand.
TODAY AND TOMORROW ARE
Wirthmor Days
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When the New Mid-Summer Styles in
these Worthy $1 Waists Go On Sale.
3i 3 VVlKTHMon i"Nif
In these days when sales are rampant let us em
phasize the fact that these waists are new just
fresh from the designer's studio. They were, designed
especially for us and the Wirthmor Stores in other
tities for the progressive merchants who are deter
mined to give their patrons at all times the newest in
Style and the utmost in value. ,
THE STANDARD DOLLAR WAIST OF AMERICA
AND. TRUE TO THEIR NAME WORTH ' MORE
Sold Here Only
In Our "Down Stairs Store."
S I .adder Slips; Painters Fall.
Hi While decorating the celling of the
5 Hotel Pendleton lobby yestnrday
S about noon. Henri Richie and one
ct his men were precipitated to the
SB floor when one of the ladders, sup.
S ' porting the scaffolding, spread. Rich
E ie struck so- hard on his feet that his
2 legs have swollen considerably. The
5 other man was bruised but Is able to
3 be around today. A third man on
the scaffold saved himself from a
3 fnll by grasping a piece of moulding
5 which prolected and holdlnar on 1111.
til a ladder was placed
Suing; I "or Divorce.
r Nancy Estella Storey of Weston to
day filed suit for divorce against her
' husband. Oeorge M. Storey, alleging
cruel and Inhuman treatment. They
were married in Walla Walla 14
years ago and have three children
the youngest two of whom plaintiff
asks the care and custody. She al
leged her husband has failed to pro
vide nroperlv for her. has cursed and
abused her and in other ways made
life burdensome. J. H. Perry is her
attorney.
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What a Great Advantage It Is .
To linvr a J. V. Penney ;o. store rlirlit In your midst. It affords you the o-Krlinill,v having Ji
Kiiihi-mie uiim of Hie N'civ York iiiiirkctH at your disposal. We retain IS nnjein. In tlie
great l.itroi"llx ut'all times who do nothing else but "eirvt tJio very Ititcst articles for this great vhaln
of 175 busy storew. The x-olo arc aimrcclntlnir this fui't inoi-c anil nitire every na.
no prosperous as wc arc today.
Ilcaullful Yard Wide Taffeta Milks, yd $1.40. SI.89
Splendid Quality I'ancy Taffeta Silks, 27 Inches
wide, yard l.2iS
All shadex In Cnie M Chine SI.2.1
The lllankcts Have Arrived HI. 1.0 to H..1u
Oil) Hlnnki'ts e
Middy lllonsca
New r'all (ilnghams. yard.
IVrt-ah-, yard
White Baby Flannel, yd.. .
HUc, Attn
. . tOt'. 12 Ijc, lc
.... 10c. 15c, 17c
4c, 6WC. 7c, Hc
Tliw IMi-ce llrcukrast Hulls "
Turkish Towels, pair 20c, Sue. 8c. 49a
Turkish Wash-Hags ' ,or alie
Ilnck TowrU inc. 12 fcc, 2 for 8o
Lwlk-s' Overalls !.
CilrlK- Sau-en llltMiiners 8"o. 4B'
A Ijirge l.lne of scrims, yaril. . .
Dark Outing llaniul. yard
Light and White nutlng rlunncl,
l.c. .
Ilk? to 4c
I2HC
yard 10c, 1 2 He
YOU CAN
IH) KKTTRR
jJ thc golden rule Sr J
THE GOLDEN RULE
WE liRAB
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tlon took effect August 1 and he is
now unending to his new duties. No
successor has yet been named by the
telephone conipuny -and meanwhile
Miss Juliii t'ook has uiiarye of the ot
llvort Is 4;rantcd.
Hert K. Berry has been granted a
divorce from his wife. Mary K. Ber
ry, and has been given title to lan-l
which Is now in his name.
Had he fallen he would hav,
on a radiator.
Mabte Managing Auto f'o.
Kdm'ind Mabie. for the past sijt
years manager of the local office ol
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
under hlri. Co.. has resigned his position to ac-
struck cept the mnnugershlp of the KenUie-
jton Cadillac Auto Co. His resisna-
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Accessories That We
Are Proud to Rec
ommend. I'YICKNK lllli: KXTI..I ISHMtS,
FISK TIKKS.
I.IHllllKAII TUCKS.
KIlAKIlliKAM SHOTUtillTS.
Kll 1 l it VI IX AM.KHS.
Ill Till.! HKM SI'AKK IM.l tiS,
IIM.I.MlW It! MI-I KS. hTTV.
In Iw1 mwl eiery
wlik4i you are in need.
a"ewir of
PENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
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,ytW(JE
IN A FRENCH AMMUNITION FACTORY
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Troop C fflwria to lortlantl.
Cniitain I- Culrtwell una ijU-utert
tilVi James Cooktf and Marshall Spell
of Troop 1 left hint niaht for Port
lunn In response td orders "to report
there, ft is asnumtd they will confer
the matter of transporting thr
truop to Camp Withycombe.
.Hortnojrc l-xnwltwed,
A judgment for $263.60 plus Inter
est, cont and attorney fees has been
given plaintiff in the case of J. M.
Short va Delta O. Bushnell and a
niortKaKe haa been ordered foreolose i
to yntisfy the Julgment.
Bis llay crop Ilar-Ntct
The Furnish project has never Iiad
a bigsfer hay crop than this year, ac
cording: to J. M. Kyle who is here to
day. Already most of the hay hi
been contracted at hlrh prices and
Mr. Kyle figures that more than
$150 000 will be i aid farmers of the
project for hay alone. Most of the
hay wit lne kept there to feed this
winter, he states.
rnr'nu In Offlctw Camp,
Charles Wellimcton Furlon. K. F
(.i. H., Hoston writer who has attend
ed several Round-Vps, has been re?.
ommendo;i for at mission to the sec
ond officers' tra'nlnw rump at Fort
Myer. according to a letter receive 1
from him by the Bast Oregonian. lie
had a defective riKht eye, but owing
to the fact that he had qualified fti
a sharpshooter while in the naval
brigade, this defect was. waived. Fur
Ions whites thnt he expects to bull
dofc a Bosche if he sees one stckint?
his antlers over a trench.
OH, MR. HOOVER,
A LITTLE HELP
IF YOU PLEASE
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-Wanted- A Med lJi)t "
Mo overrun with rats are th
farms on the reservation that th
farmers wouM welcome some modern
emulator of the lexcndary piper who
rid liamelln of its rodent popula
tion. A story Imltcutlnrc the activity of
the rats is told by Rev. J. M. Cornel
Ison who lives at Tutuilla. He had
100 small chickens and the rats raid,
ed his' coops niKhtly. He took to
putting the chickens on roosts at
night hut the rats climbed after them
and carried off several nightly. Fi
nally the little chickens took to
roosting high in the trees but even
there were not safe from the vora
cious rodents Wednesday night the
minister hearj a commotion amonK
the chickens and hurried out Just as
one of his diminishing flock fell
from the tree. Looknit up he saw
a rat out upon the end of the limb
upon which the chickens were roost,
Ing. The rat. seeing him. Jumped
from the tree and escaped from tha
pursuing minister and his dog.
Uev. Oornelison says he has but S&
of his 100 chicks left and that other
cn the reservation have been dam
aged us much by the rats.
DVTCll PlMMVt; IlOATfc
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A.YIMTKHDAM. Aug. 3. A ilermun
submarine Suturday sunk five Dutch
fishing vessels eighteen miles from
thu Dutch coast between Kchevonln
gen and Ymuldon. Fishermen assert
that the Dutch boats sunk were with
in the so-called safety aone when de
stroyed. They believe that altogether
ten vessels were sent to the bottom.
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Optometrist and Opttrlaa
Eyes scientifical
ly examined.
Glasses ground
to fit.
American National Bank Building.
Pendleton.
Father of Nine Hues.
Fred RJtz has brought suit for di - I
vorce h gainst his wife, Amanda '
Grill Ritz, on the Krounds of cruel
and inhuman treatment. They wer..
married in Illinois in 1889 and huv.'
nine children. Plaintiff ska for the ;
custody of the minor children. He
alleges the defendant is Improvident, ;
untidy. nriKKing and has refused to j
b.-t their children attend school after
the eighth fira le. He also charges i
she inhumanely beat one of the chit
iren. The family has lived at Huni
ington for some time. Fee & Fee arc '
attorneys for the pluintit f.
TROOP D MEMBERS
MAKE THEIR WILLS
PHOSPHATE
IS A VERY HIGH FOOD VALUE
Phosphate is removed with the bran in mill
injr white flour.
The leavening in BLYDENSTEIN'S SELF
RAISING PASTRY FLOUR is supplied by the
purest acid phosphate obtainable, thus making
a healthful, easily digested food, (contrary to
some baking powders, especially those made
with alum.)
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
BLYDNN'S SELF RISING
PASTRY HOUR
ALSO
Prepared and Unprepared Dietary Flour
More economical than flour and baking pow
der, besides making better Biscuits, Cakes.
Pancakes. Waffles, etc., with less work and less
danger of failure.
fr. Oft'.
Workmen assembling 75 mm. gas bombs in a French ammunition factory.
(French official ' ar photograph.)
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I BILLY'S BRAN-NEW - I
PHILOSOPHY
IT
Sympathy doesn't get
you .anything when you
ar thirsty.
What you want is a nice
cool drink of
BRAN-NEW
fiKAI'K-O
KXTIlA III1V
IIV-ltM.1.
hoot hi:i-:h
We bottle it, that's why
we know it's good.
It's pure, every drop,
and there's pep in every
bubble.
Try a trickle down your
throat.
' fits
Members or Troop are toduv
making their wills. Not that they are
sit pessimistic: if their chances of re- '
turning from the war but the rov-
ernment requires them to make out
honns nominating a beneficiary in
the event of their death while in the
service I nr the event of death, th-;
beneficiary receives from the govern- '
ment a sum equivalent to six months gg
pav of the decedent. Pich member of j E.v
the troop nct only names a benefl- j
ciary but an alternate, t
Karh member of the troop is r. j h
quired also to have his finder prints S3
taken and t ln a f(rm upon which i
are the prints. AH of this Is giving j ;
George winship, troop clerk. pent
to do. Wlnhi toflay received hi-
appointment uf sergeant th it then-
is some compensation for the aUcb'd
wnrk.
THE Wonderful Speedway and Stock Car Cross
country Runs Prove the Endurance of the
in nn
ovi;itni':.TKi
VOVTM
DliOWNS l
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III?
WHKATLANH. Wvo., Auk. S. A
sudden pluinre into cold water of an
frriKJttion ditch yest relay afternoon,
while his body was in, an overheated
condition, brought on nn atlnck of
heart iliseane and caused John Hlose j
Wm. Roescli Bottllca Co. i
I "TTie under dc wants -ho . I
vmpatKywhatkcrmate Pendleton f
1 ia assismnceT reon
2d, to drown In eiht fiet of water
r'JoFe' bod was recrovered In ten
mimitrs and a phxvtclun was sum
moned In twenty, hot all efforts to
resuscitate him fail ;d. IMose and two
railroad friends rode to the Irrigation
ditch, a mile frfm town, on a hand
:.r. was the son of Mrs. Rosina
I los of Whontland.
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The Car That Saved the Day for Six
HUDSON stock chassis went a mile at the rate
of 102 '.j miles per hour.
HUDSON stock ehassm went 1819 miles in 24
hours.
HUDSON stock chassis averaged 74.67 miles
per hour for 100 miles.
HUDSON stock chassis went '7000 miles from
San Francwco to Nqw York and return in 10
das and 21 hours.
Compare these endurance tests with other cars
reeordn.
Cars here for immediate delivery.
1825 in Pendleton
Oregon Motor Gar&g'e
ItKKK Kl K Y, Aim t.- -Two f'hine
tonirmen shot anrl HHed Gm 'hfnK. i
storekeemr stnndlni in front of hi j i
stor-rf. The Killitnen fled. One wf ,
tliptured later. It is believed the Ev 117. II?. 121
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'ther lontf war. illuuli.u.iL Jiu.aJiJitiluiiii'iUihiti.iMiit.l.ltnuuu.u.-Jii,...
Incorporated.
23 Wett Court St.
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Tlihnne 46A
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