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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMRER 10. 1917.
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Lunch Goods
For the Round-Up
The Round-Up will soon be here, you will
need some thing in the house for a quick lunch,
when the big show is on.
Below you will find listed just a few of the
good things that we carry in stock.
Creamed Chicken, A La King, can 25c
Welsh Rarebit, Purity Cross Brand, can. 25c
Sliced Ox Tongue, jar 30c
Sliced Lamb Tongue, jar 35c
Sliced Dried Beef, jar 25c and 50c
R. & R. Potted Chicken, can 20c
R. & R. Potted Ham, can 20c
R. & R. Potted Tongue, can 20c
Heinz Spaghetti, can 20c
Sandwichola, jar 15c
Loffler Frankfort Style Sausage, can 50c
Sardellen Ringe, can 35c
All kinds of Fancy Cheese and other lunch
Goods.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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"QUALITY
823 Main St.
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To lUllld WlroCT.
F. W. Honii has tnken out a per
mit to build a garafre at his home on
North Main street at a cost of 1300.
Iltwrvm Met Tomorrow.
Captain Drake of the Pendleton He
serves has issued a call for a meeting
to be held at Happy Canyon tomor
row evening to consider the matter
of renewing drill and other matters
requiring immediate attention. All
members and those who contemplate
joining are ursed to attend.
be compared
crowds.
Uound-t'p
15ow Letts o Harrier Here.
U 1". "Hoc" Shamjle of Slanfield
has found a berth for the war. He
was one of the recruits taken down
to Clackamas by Lieutenant Spell last
week. lie bad enlisted in the navy
ami was rejected because he had
sliehtlv bowed less. His defect was
not considered sufficient to keep him
out of the cavalry troop.
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A Complete Line of
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i!icfis
Many new Fall Styles to choose from. These
Middies are particularly well suited for school
wear because they are so comfortable and so
easy to keep clean. PAUL JONES Middies are
beautifully made and are guaranteed without
reserve.
PAUL JONES Middies are the highest qual
ity Middy Blouses manufactured. They may
cost a little more at first but they more than
justify the cost in added style and quality.
Ages 16 to 22 years. Prices $1.50 up.
Hritisli olptiUn OmitllK.
Captain Carter, recruiting officer
for the British army who is now sta
tioned in Portland. :s coming to Pen
dleton for the Kound-ITp and will
probably arrive several days ahead of
the show. He will make an effort to
enlist British subjects in these parts.
President Tallman of the Commerc'a'
association has appointed C.
Roosevelt. Secretary c K. Cranston
and John Vert as a committee to as
sist him in getting established.
IjAiuI Office is Open.
Representing- the Montana-Western
Lands Co.. A. D Bulman. Pen
dleton manager, has opened offices in
the Main street room of the East
Oregonian build Ing. His company
owns 200, onn acres of Montana land,
lying south of the Alberta wheat belt
and weekly trips are ti be made to
Montana a special rate by rail bein?
in vogne until October 31. The com
pany se'Is onlv its own land.
Trail fern! to Troop 1.
Verne Boy n ton. former Pendleton
druggist who en lifted some months
ngu in the hospital corns of the army
;tnd who recently received a sersean
cy. has been transferred to Troop P
as hospital serueant and wilt have
sharge of six privates transferred with
him. A munir the privates are Jess
Stranahan who formerly played ball
here. Sertreant Poynton in a letter to
his father declares he is "the luckiest
guy in the world" at being transferr
ed to the F'endleton cavalry bunch. H'
has iron1 to Charlotte. N. C with the
troop.
(iet liitvnse to Wed.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday evening to Levi Morgan. 67. and
Mrs. I -u ura O. Horn. 54. both of Pendleton.
Two Kntor Ilea.
Raymond Watson, indicted for non
support, has entered a plea of guilty.
John Wilson, indicted for larceny
from a building, has pleaded not guilty.
Several Morn APIhniI.
Art J. Mansfield. Henry C r.ettib.
eke, Paul L, Kreft and Karl Storm
have all appealed from the decisions
of the lorn' exempt' on hoard to the
district board.
Sou Is Horn.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Hobt Wheeler at their home
n Thompson street. Mr. Wheeler i
.n Sheriff Taylors office during the
tax collecting season.
McMiuitvillc Supt. f'omiiur.
Supt. George W. Hug of the Mc
Minnville schools, has written for
reservations for the Houmi-Up. Hu$r
has many friends in the city and in
his college days was famous over the
northwest as a footbal and track athlete.
Jim sturjrls to Knlist.
James H. Sturgis, prominent young
business man of Pendleton, is soon
to enlist for the period of the war He
contemplates joining the field artil
lery service at the Waila Walla re
cruiting station in the immediate fu
tu re.
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Are You Ready to Make Up that Woolen Dress?
We have quite a selection of woolen good Tor you to select from. We carry all I the
good staple shades in Storm Serges as well as French Serge, wool uaiisie ana rop-
lin. Our prices on these aroods are surprisingly low. You can make up
dress at a very reasonable price, of you buy the materials from us.
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3b in. Serges, yd 49c
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36 in. Fancy Mixtures, yd 49c
36 in. Plain All Wool Batistes, yd... 69c
36 in. Fancy Mixtures, yd 69c
36 in. All Wool French Serges, yd. 79c
36 in. All Wool Storm Serges, yd 79c
36 in. Wool Fancy Mixtures, yd I. 79c
36 in. Fancy Plaids, yd 49c, 69c
44 in. All Wool Plaids, yd 79c, 98c
50 in. All Wool Serges, yd 98c
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54 and 56 in. All Wool Serges, yd. 51.49,
$1.69.
52 in. Cravenette Suitings, yd. $1.25,
$1.49.
All Wools Fancy Stripes and Plaids
yard $1.25 to $1.69
54' in. Velour Cloth, yd $2.69
56 in. Fancy Cloakings, yd. $2.25, $2.49
Large Asst. of Shepards Checks,
yard 25c to $1.49
Plain and Fancy Mohairs, yd. 53c to 98c
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Vow at Manila.
KuMsell I'arlett. son of Mr.
Mrs. H ParltHt of this city, wh
listed In the navy last year, is now 1
on the destroyer recutiir ami wns at
Manila Hay when he wrote to his
parents last. He wrote that Manila i."
so far removed from tile war zone
that there wjts little exe tement rher.
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Watch This Space
For the
Announcement of the opening
of our New Building, Corner
Court and Johnson Streets.
PENDLETON
AUTO COMPANY
Nap Lynch I teat Iruiuheller.
Allan Drumheller, winner of the
cow boys' relay race at the past tw
Kound-I'ps. was defeated last week
at the Spokane fair in a six day race
by Nap Lynch, also a Kound-l'p rid
er and who will be here next week.
Their final race Saturda was a dead
heat but L,ynch's time for the six days
was about 13 seconds better than
Drumheller. Durrel Cannon, riding
Purney Sherry's string, was third and
nasta Jim. an Indian, fourth. Mabel
DeLong. riding Drumheller's string,
easily won the women's relay over
Mrs. Parsons and Josephine Sherry.
The men'H relay was very exciting all
week, according to Ed Coffman who
returned yesterday from the fair. He
states Drumheller had the fastest
horses hut that Lynch beat him on the
changes. The crowds at the fair
were good, says Coffman, but not to
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Vrbwday. With
Tower Part for
Near Visi orJ
I'ormer Thmmht Injure!.
Iniureil a few tlavs auo in a fall
from a hurse. Ht Si uhtief inid ..f l'i- I
ot Rock, a member i Tri-p nn'n
he wa - rejected fT physical ilia
1 ility at Clackamas, was brought to
Pendleton oo No. ti this morning and
taken to t lie hi is pita I. The accident
occurred In Canada. Wh ile his in
juries are pair.ful. the doctors do imt
believe they are serious.
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Xcav Oniico Hall I'nder Way.
Work iH progressing rapidly on the
new dance hall which Karl Sawyer
and J. A. (ilbson a?e making In th-j
hall formerly u.-ed as an annex tr,
the i'etiland rooming house. A fine
floor is being put in. the walls deco
rated and other improvements mad
The hall has a very large f oor space
and it is the intention of Messrs.
.Sawyer and ilihson to hold their
weekly dances there.
Austin Colgate.
August Col.tte. iiiillinnaiie uf New
Jersey, has announced that he will be
a candidate in t he rep ubhcai-primaries
for the nomination for I'nitcd
States .vena tor to succeed William
H ugh.es, one of 1; esideiit Wilson S
staunch supporters in the upper
house.
Will AclviTtl Kound-I p.
The Meter & Frank Company of
Portland, who have always been so
good about giving the Round-l'p
prizes window display during the
week before the Round-1 p wrote to
the directors offering the use of their
best window again this year and as
suring the board and the people of
Pendleton that If there Is anything
they can do to make the show a big
ger success they are ready to do it.
JL. GLASSES IV.
Near sight and far sight in one
lens. They are ground from wonder
fully clear crystal glas. The lower
part is invisible, no lines, shoulders or
cement. Of course they must be fit
ted right.
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Optometrist and Opt hi an
Ani'Tican National Hank Building,
Pendleton.
h ;iHiited HHoht.
Tlarrv A. Kf dford has been eranted
a divorce from his wife, Anna T. Ited-
ford. Property rights wer set'lerl
by stipiilati.n. It is spet ified :tnd or
dered thrit vh"n plaintiff gets h's
deed to a certain 0 acres of farm land
on the reservation, he is to deed a
half of it to defendant nnd until that
time ;s to contribute $15 h month to
ward the support of their minor
d -lighter of which she is given custody.
Idaho f uarcNmcn Here.
Six of the I'matila county
who are enlisted in Co. K of ;n
i lie. Idaho, are home on a flvi
boys
furlough They are Rert Campbell
Kloyd Ho.singtcm, Percy Wilson and
Fred f Jeissel of this city, Privatu
Kirk Patrick of Athena and Rob Uur
linghame of Walla Walla. They
came over from Roie. They expect
to leave soon after their return for
charlotte. N C, to which point Troop
1 has already gone. Also they expect
to hf in prance before many months
pas. They brought messages of
thanks to the Inca: Red Cross from
the Pendleton contingent for the com
fort bage and other things supplied
them
Husband I. XV. V.: Wants Dlvorcp.
Alleging among other things that
her husband, Roy McConnell. is an
I. W. W., preaches socialistic doc
trines, abuses the government and the
general order of things. thinks all
50,000 ACRES FOR SALE
I have land lusted from the Columbia to the Middle
Fork of the John Day river. Wheat land, diversified
farms and Stock Ranches. Residence and business
property.
I have sold close to three million dollars worth of
property in Umatilla County. My clients are all satis
fied. Come in and tell me what you want.
E. T. WADE, Pendleton, Ore.
Office in Temple Bid?., Phone 479.
property should be divided among the
po( ,r .; nd w hile urn king life unpleas
ant with his complaints, has lived
largely off his wife and neglected sev
eral opportunities opened for him, So
phia McConnell has brought suit for a
divorce and for her prior name, So
phia Cramer. They formerlv lived at
Helix but plaintiff alleges he deserted
her and went to California In Decem
ber, 1915. Her father paid their fare
to Iowa, she says, and started her
husband on a farm but got up and
left. She bought him a photographic
outfit, she alleges, but he never used
it though he had doKged her to get it
for him. W. M. Peterson is her attorney.
Deserted; Want IHvurco.
Klla l-eonu Rieuey has brought suit
for divorce against Kd win Wilford
Rieney. alleginc desertion in Septem
ber IHIL', They w.-re married in Vic
toria. P. C. W. M . I'l-liTsi.ii is her
Jttorney.
The Hoover sp'rit never brings
A day entirely jokeless;
For men they ask a chewless one
And also one that's smokeless!
The wheat situation will become
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W. W. Atterbury. vice president of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been
lent to France by the manngement
of the company. He will go there to
take charge of the construction and
o perat ion of rail roa Is behind the
lines for the transportation of troops,
munitions and mipplles. The French
realized they needed the best practi
cal rai road man they could find for
this work nnd thev picked Mr. Alter,
bury for the place.
WAREHOUSE AT NOUN
EXTENDED 100 FEET
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J 1ST COMIMOTKI KNlAltiK
MKNT C()JJ.S 1HJKJ.
IHlicr News aiMl IVrinjil N'ttM or
Inu-rtt Co Uko ftHlo of Ttiut
Neiglilxwhood and 'IHiiit.r.
Knst Oregonian Hpeclal.
NOIjIN, Sept. 10. A crew of car
penters completed a 100 foot exten
sion on the Col litis warehouse last
Saturday and left for Pendleton
Those who compoHed the crew, in
cluding cooks, were C:ipt. Porter,
foreman. Kd Kramer. Homer Davis,
Mr. nnd Mrs Jess l.Teuallen and Mr.
and M rs. Dale Sent pie.
A. J. Cook, who is building tho
I nl ted Rret hreu church. went to
Cinutiam Springs last Friday for a
short (OJting, .
T. R Williams returned Inst Thurs.
day from a trip to Montana, whero
he. aintxig other menibera of the Wil
liams family, purchased land.
Mrs. Albert M- Wright of Pilot
Rock, came to our orchards and haul
ed out a big load of fruit today.
J. H. HntchiiiHon, deputy sherif?
and bridge Kiiard was on guard at tho
NolUi railroad bridge a few days last
week, meanwhile gving Chas Amnii
a rest who has been guarding alone
at night for some time past.
Mr. Hutchinson was called to Pen
dleton Saturday for further orders.
John U Hartley of Pendleton, re
turned to his home this morning aft
er flpending three weeks with hi
nephew. J. U Rarlfy.
Joe F Fisher, R. M Van ivmge,
David Shumway and F. . Krauw
attended the convention of the differ
ent commerein' associations. Farmer
Tnton and '.range at Portlanil lat
Friday in behalf of the grain grow
ers of the state.
R. M- Van DoliKe nnd O. F Steel
weer motor passengers lo the count
seat today.
The man who figures In divorce
Finds comfort that his betters.
The czar or kaiser, both fall lown
When some one prints their letters!
! Blytoti & Co.
Have their new steam roller
working and are in better po
sition to furnish steam rolled
Barley and all other feeds.
CHOPPING DONE PROMPT
AND WELL
Loose or baled Alfalfa.
We buy and sell any amount
of Barley.
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Phone 351
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