DAILY EAST OREGOOTAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY,-JULY 22, 1918.
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"GROSSJEANS"
Self Rising Rice Pan Cake Flour, "fine for
summer mornings when everything Should
be just right for breakfast
10 Pound Bags $1.50
Green Corn received fresh each morning,
raised in West Pendleton, and picked fresh
each morning. If you want the best order a
dozen of green corn with your next order.
DOZEN 40c
Pitted Plums, pound 15c
Black Figs, pound 20c
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
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.Two Phones 28 823 Main St
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THERE AIN'T SUCH AN ANIMAL
was the expression of a man who gazed
at the Giraffe for the first time in his
life. How aboiit our or your way of
doing business, isn't there possible some
way by which capital employed can be
made more liquid, more advantage can
be taken of discounts?
Our officers who are specialists in
financial affairs, will be glad indeed to
have you come in and discuss with you
. such matters.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton, Oregon
"Strongest Bank in
Eastern Oregon."
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AT SPECIAL PRICE IF TAKEN AT ONCE. .
A good 6 room house with furniture, corner lot,
on west Court street, close in, terms. This is a
first class buy. See me right now.
J. H. ESTES
Phone 604 614 Main St
We advertise and ffer War Savings Stamps for sale with every
purchase.
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The Best Buy in Town
THE HOSIERY PROBLEM
Is becoming more acute and serious each day. The government having taken
over almost the entire output of all knitting machines in the country. . Hosiery
and underwear manufacturers are simply "snowed" under with orders from the
retail trade, and witH no reasonable means at present to cope with the de
mand. Naturally the old law of "supply and demand" comes in and merchan
dise becomes higher. Having the advantage of an enormous buying capacity
for our 197 stores we can offer you hosiery at lower prices than other stores,
but just how long we will be able to secure enough merchandise for our trade
we don't know. Take advantage of this opportunity now. ,
EA$T OREGON I AN SPECIAL
NEWS OF UMATILLA CO.
J. E. E. King Harvesting
White Hybrid Wheat
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(East Oregonlan Special. )
HELIX, July 20. J. B E. King has
begun harvesting --and the wheat;
White Hybrid, is weighing 14 1-2
pounds to th sack and is being hauled
to the Helix mill. :
The Honor Guards were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Walker
east of town Friday, One new name
waa added to their roll of member
ship. During the social hour, letters
were read from soldiers from Helix,
Letcher Norvell, stationed at Caml
Mills. N. Y. and James Oriswold at
Camp Fremont, O. C- C, Cal. The
Honor Guard is in correspondence
with 20 Helix boys in the service.
Snap shot photos were taken of the
Honor Guard to send their corre
spondents by request. Comfort kits
is the work now on hand.
Leland Morrison, In the navy,
stationed In Xew York, was recently
married.
Rudolph Lysinger received Injury
to hia right hand Friday by getting
it caught in a draper. One finger
nail was torn off and the hand oth.
erwlse Injured.
harvest, being Mrnck above one eye, DOUDle 1 1'aCK HaMan pUr
necessitating surgical dressing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bagwell have gone
to La Grande by auto.
Chas. Stanton and J. T. Orlswold
of endieton, were in town Thursday
evening.
Rev. F. Grant Hamm ha.i return
ed from a two weeks' convention at
Turner, Ore.
The Ladies Aid Is tacking,comforts-
Leona Martin is spending the week
at the Sturdlvant farm.
The heat was Intense the first
of the week but with an electric storjr
Sunday, Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, the atmosphere has cleared
of smoke and we now have cool
weather. 1,1
Walter Kirk, who has been at camp
Lewis, since last September, has been
transferred to New York and Is now
Corporal Walter Kirk.
Granville Plant of Dale has been
appointed fire lookout and has been
stationed at Desolation lookout sta
tion. A small fire was started by light
ning down on Camas creek the first
of the week, lint it did no damage.
Hs.niV.rrt (-hllsnn of Bridge creek is
hnvlnir an addition built on to his
house. f
Mrs. R. Ledgerwood was in town
Friday on business.
Charley Metteer. and mother and
niece, Irva Dale.of Pendleton were
town Friday. Charley says the hay
In his neighborhood Is turning off
much better than was expected.
Mrs. Harold Locke and son Charles
of Pendleton, passed through Uklan
Friday en route to Ritter to spend
the summer.
Ladies' Boot Silk Hose
l-adies' I'anoy Hoot Milk Hoso
ladles' Black lisle Hose
Ijuties' White Lisle Hose
)adlea' Colored Llale Hose ....
Indies' mack Cotton Hose
Ijuliesl White Cotton Hose.
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose. . .
Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose
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2 for 2oo,
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Children's Pink and Blue Hose , ISO
Hoys' Hoy Scout Hose 8 So
Hoys' TUhhed Cotton Hose , 19c, 2Bo
Infant's line Ribbed Hose le, I5o
Men's Lisle Hose 3 for $1.00
.Xen's Lisle Hose 2 So
Men's Cotton Hose . . .
Men's Work Hose....
Men's CiiNlimrre Hose
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R, Fa Ban made a trip to La Grande
Friday.
The railroad employes are begin
ning to receive their back pay from
January.
Judge Joe Parkes of Pendleton Is
up at his summer home now.- Ho and
his family will be going Imck and
worth for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fngan and daugh
ter orene went to Pendleton Saturday.
r. and Mrs. O. Coffman went tu
Pendleton Sunday.
' Mrs. O. Hchrekise went to Iji
Grande Saturday night.
i Mr. and Mrs. Vayne Gitrdano were
up from Pendleton Sunday visKlng
Mr. Gurdane's father anil 'mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gurdnnc.
To Kamela Near Complete
S Fine house, excellent location, beautiful lots, fin- i
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Buy War Savings Stamps
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Pendleton Auto Co.
Distributing:
FRANKLIN
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COLE 8
MARMON MOTOR CARS
DUPLEX
REPUBLIC MOTOR TRUCKS
GOODYEAR TIRES
MONOGRAM OILS
GOULD BATTERIES
BOSCH MAGNETOES
(East Oregonlan Special.)
M EACH AM, July 22. It VaR
Jearned Monday that Steve Holler and
Mrs. A. Hagenhack were married on
July 11 at Vancouver. Wash- They
returned to make their home here-
The new double track from Hanlen
Spur to Kamela Is, nearly completed,
reveral gangs having; been working
on It for some time. The 100 oouna
Up-tO-Date Movie SHOW steel will soon be laid from Hanlen
The Indians have been busy- pick
Ing huckleberries the past week, also
people from here and other towns are
busy.
Mrs. Alfred l!oda made a trip to
Pendleton Monday.
I-eo Hawes went to I -a Grande
Ukiah is to Have New
(East Oregonlan SpeclnL)
VKIAH, July 22. V. B. Teterson,
who runs the feed barn In Uklah, has
fitted up one shed of his big barn for
a theater and dance hall He' has
rilr-tnr tYiAfTintt nnd will from now !
on give regular moving picture Tuesday and then went through to
shows every week at the Monarch , "' hf,m' ' Kahlntus. Wash., after
theater. He promises to give up to spending severnl months here,
date pictures. The first serirs to be I M,H" Mina rioss returned home
given Julv 2Tth. The building Is Tuesday from several weeks' visit at
electric lighted and the machine will ,he James ( row ranch near Pendle
be run by electricity which makes It ! ,on'
perfectlv safe from fire. J. T. Hale. ! Alfred Smith made a trip to Pen-
who owns the electric light plant In "rton by auto Tuesday.
I klah was In town Wednesday night Mra. Dick Hilyard and baby and
A ,nl.d the machine irn with !nrenie naae a inu iu i -m-
u-h. ..i.r,t ... hnf evervthln? is : Oleton w ednesday. . Mrs.
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In perfect order.
New Wheat Coming In To
Athena is Good Quality
(East Oregonlan Special.)
ATHEXA, July 22. With the new
crop of wheat In this week the new
weighing and dumping scales at the
mill have proven entirely successful
and eliminate the old way of handling
it in the sacks. Good nunll'.y wheat
is coming from Chas. KirVs and Low
ell Rogers' fields.
Joe Cannon commenced threshing
on the Kirk place east of town Friday
morning.
Hot weather has lowered Athena's
water supply to such an extent that
the half hour period for irrigating
has been annulled.
Mr." Henry Koepke and. daughter,
Dorothy returned home from Califor
nia Thursday, leaving Mrs. Koepke
there to recover her health.
. Mrs. Dean Dudley, In company with
her sister, Mrs. C- A. McKathem of
Wyoming, is spending a week at
Bingham Springs.
Mrs. R. B. Baker went to Portland
Friday morning whera she and Mr.
Baker will make their' home.
Mrs. John Shlck left for Kan Fran
cisco where she will Join her hus
band, who Is In training at the Pre
sidio. '
A party of Athena young Hadles
left Saturday for a two weeks outing
at Bingham Springs. The party con
sists of Mrs. Ralph Hasscl, Mrs. Ralph
Cannon, Misses Laura Mclntyre Greta
Mclntyre. Kathren Froome. Lucille
Taylor, Haxel Sanders, Annabel Mc
Leod and Gladys McLeod.
Wm, McPherson and Ernest Zerba
returned Friday evening from a two
weeks' fishing trip to Wallowa Lake.
They had fairly good luck.
' Mdmund Walker and wife 'of M'es.
ton were Athena visitors Kunday.
The past two days have been some
what cooler than during the first of
the week and everybody Is enjoying it.
the allied advisory council has accept
ed the American proposal for landing
troops In Siberia. A war declaration
Is not necessary.
r. S. PltOPOS.W, 4TF.PTKI.
TOKYO, July' 19. Newspapers say
Not Woiijd It.
He Tcs, you know lt' costing ma
1500 a year Just to live, because of
the war price. ' ' V ..
She I shouldn't pay It; 1,5 U Isn't
worth It. Cassell's Jour. -
A PATRIOTIC DUTY
Have you put in your winter's fuel?
To aivoid a repetition of last winter's coal
shortage, the consumer must put in the fuel now.
Let us quote you on
Coal. and Wood
PHONE 5
BURROUGHS & CHAMBERS
550 Main Street E. O. Bid?.
We advertise Bod offer War Savings Stamp for sale with every
purchase..
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Sold
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Passenger Cars
from July jl 1917
July 1 1918
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D. O. Smith, formerly of I kiah,
but now conducting a hotel at Hpray. ;
was In Uklah a short time r rioay
looking after his Interests here. 1
Harley Kirk, who enlisted In the I
navy from I'klah. Is now in the hos- I
pltal at Chelsea, Mass., suffering with
chills and fever.
nienn Cannon of I'endiemn ano
Kchrekise
and her daughter are visitors from
Missouri and .the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Granger.
Mrs. J. A- Walters and Miss Leona
Hardlson made a trip to Pendleton
Thursday.
Owen Scott came from Hllrard
Thursday to visit relatives before
, leaving for the army camp which he
III enter on July 22.
. I W. Cochran left for Pendleton
.. I F.i.l-.,Hn. at the Ulfln
way springs fr a few weeks. -were I Thursday to he ready to entrain with
guests of Mr-end Mrs. Oeorge Nessithe Pendleton drafted boys on July
for a few dayf the first of the week, j 22. -
(Mrs. Ray JfcUevnnlds of Butte. I J. D. Caney. John ouwy and Roy
Montana and two small daughters. , Hawes went to Ui Grande on Thurs
and Miss Grace Frost of Pendleton i day to have the truck repaired. The
are vlaitlng with Mrs. Warr-n Glbbs. ' latter drove It down.
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Kirk are spend- i Mrs. Willlnni Hoggard and chll
Ing a few days on' Bridge creek wlth.dren moved to Vale. Ore. Thursday.
Mr and .Mrs. Hanf.-rd .Chllon. Wll- Alfred Pod.i got his leg broken at
Ham Anderson and Karl Martin re- Parker's mill Thursday and Lois Bar-
Pilot Bock- Monday. I ser arove ninv m i ....-.. ...
nts hns been appoint- nuin in nave rum mi .. r
and Is now stationed ! Mrs. uua went wiin mnn.
Mrs. F. M. Fair and laoy. ana -rjtri
i. Brok came tin from I-A Grande on
TOTAL VALUE DOLLARS SPENT IN UMATILLA COUNTY
PAST YEAR
$201,205.1
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Owen Consta
ed fire lookout
at Iokout mountain.
Mix Irva Ilo of Pendleton
Iting her grandmother. Mrs. Metteer .
tir an Inde'lnlte time, I
WsMer Allison, rnnrcer. l-rt the j
f;rt of the week for Lockout and i
Frazier station, and during his ah-!
fwnce. Mrs. Allium Is vlsltlt-g her
mother, Mrs. Meenss on Bridge
creek. 1
Kdna Martin Is spending the week!
with her Rrand parents, Mr. and Mrs-!
Friday
Fagan.
to visit their lter, Mrs. R- g 3
Frank Mirtin. j
Charles Kveland of Dale was In ;
town Friday for a load of supplies- j
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THE ONLY CAR WHICH HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED IN
SALES EACH YEAR SINCE YEAR OF 1913.
THIS PROVES FACTS WHICH CAR GIVES THE MOST FOR
THE MONEY.
IFJN DOUBT NUMBER CARS SOLD WILL FURNISH CAR
OWNER'S NAME ON REQUEST.
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