DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1618.
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Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
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NEWS OF ITOATIUiA CO
Helix School Starts
Monday, September 9th
(Knst Oregonlan Special.)
HELIX. Auk. 17. Helix BChool will
begin September 8th, - Prof.- H. W.
Drew, principal, assisted by Miss Vi
olet Craw, Mrs. J. S. Anderson, Mrs.
It. W. Drew and Miss Nellie Craw
will teach the grades.
Miss Elsie Miller a Washington
teacher, will teach in the King dtst
rict west of town. Miss Zella Follett
of Pendleton in the Mclntyre district
east of Helix. Miss Opal Rice will
teach at Elgin.
F. E. Herman is home from La
crosse.
Isaac Bledsoe has gone to Wapton
Washington.
Rev, P.-Grant Hamm Is spending
the week in Cold Spring.
Mrs. Eva Sprague and small son of
Portland are visiting her mother Mrs.
M. C. Anderson.'
Miss Elva Snyder of Pendleton is a
guest of Miss Daisy Morrison.
Miss Clara King has gone to Port
land and Astoria for a week or ten
days visit.
THE AVERAGE MERCHANT
thinks that the Trade Acceptance
method is something not applicable to
his own business at all, inaugurated
only for a few wholesalers and manu
facturers. The sooner you get out of this notion
and take time to look into this new way
of handling accounts, the sooner you
will be able to reap the benefits to be
derived from this system.
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
Pendleton. Oregon
"Strongest Bank in
Eastern Oregon."
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Ed Walch Returns to
Meacham From Hospital
(East Oregonlan Special.)
MEACHAM, Aug. 17. Miss Lenna
Hardison went to La Grande and
North Powder Wednesday to visit
relatives for a few days.
R. Fagan made a trip to Gibbon
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. Pidcock and daughter
Joan came down from Kamela Wed
nesday to spend the day with' Mrs.
J. A. Watters.
George Shrecktire of Buckltn, Mo.,
Is here visiting his wife, who came
some time ago. and his wife's mother,
Mrs. Dan Granger.
W. Chelf made a trip to La Grande
Thursday.
Mrs. J. Jenkins and daughter VeU
ma went to Pendleton Thursday to
reside. Mr. Jenkins Is working In
harvest near there.
Mrs. Ralph Ham and children
went to Pendleton Thursday to take
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Ch&s. E. Heard, Inc.
721 Main Street N Phone 477
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DR. R. B. ROBBINS
' Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and
Main Sts.
DALE ROTHWELIj
Opto nseti 1st and Opticta
Bye Scleotlflcallj
examined.
S5"" Glasses ground to lit
Amen can National Bank Building,
Pendleton.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronio and Nervous Disease and
Disease of Women. X-Ray Eleo-
tro Therapeutic.
Temple Bid-,, Boom 13, Phone !
DENTISTRY
Dr. David Bennett Hill
Dr. Tom O. Bailey
Todd Building, Pendleton, Oregon.
"Grandma ' Purkes, who was ill.
Jesse -KTeeniHn of Portland Is ope
rator here nbw in the vacancy ol
Miss Leona Hardison, who leaves soon
for her home at The lulls to .re
sume her school work.
Kd Welch ariiver back from Port
land Friday, after spending a week at
the hospital there, having underwent
an operation of his eye. The steel
was removed, but his eyesight la
hopeless.
We have had considerable rain dur
ing the UiHt few days and quite cold,
like the appruach of winter.
People were up from the valoys onl
hupntlng day tu get their limit. Aim.
many from here went out wilh good
success.
YANKS DECORATED
BY KING GEORGE
WITH THE BRITISH AHMT ON
THE PICARDY FRONT. Auk- 17
For the first, time in history United
States soldiers were personally deco
rated by the king of England Tues
day. Honors were conforred upon Cien
eral John J, Pershing, the American
commander In chief, General Tusker
Bliss, four lieutenants and 15 sol
diers, amidst impressive ceremonies.
The decorations were In recogni
tion of bravery shown by the Ameri
cans when they helped the British
capture Hamel (on the Flcurdy
front) from the Germans on July 4,
A rousing reception was given to
King- George by the doughboys. There
were flags, music and cheers, and an
imposing detachment of American
soldiers and British officers ftood by
while the ceremonies were in prog
ress. King Fastens on Medals
The Yankees stood in line while
the king fastened the medals upon
the lapels of their coats, afterward
shaking them heartily by the hand
and congratulating them upon their
bravery and iwurlotism. Nine hon
ored Americans were in the hospital,
where they received their insignia.
Afterward a number of Australians
were decorated.
The 9 Americans of the rank of
lieutenant and downward who wers
honored were:
Lieutenant Frank Svchraw, Lieu
tenant Albert O. Jefferson, Second
Lieutenant Harry Yagle, Second Lieu
tenant Michael Komorowafcl, Rer.
Eeant James E. Krtim, Private Chris
topher Keane, Andrew C. Shablnger.
Corporal Ister C. Whitson, Corporal
Raymond H. rowell. Private William
F. Linsky, Private Harry Shelly, Cor
poral Albert C Palnsipp, Private
FVed Ew Wilkins, Sergeant Frank A.
Kosjane, Corporal John DeSmidt, Ser
geant A. Erhard,' Corporal H. Zyburt
and Corporal J. Svveeredo,
Ari were from the middle west.
chiefly in the region of Chicawo.
Americans Win IraiNs
The king received all of the cor '
respondents attached to tho British;
groups, according to their nationality.
He wor the uniform of a British
field marshal with silvvr spurs and
tan gloves. I
The king was In splendid health1
and spirits. " i
King George was found by the
Americans o have
We hAte to do this
I Hut we' Just have to publish our "Kvery Way" Prices. Wo never hold sales, s what rive van we do but
' let jou know that you can buy merchandise from us Just cheap in July as Jou can In Aiirut?
Yards and Yards of IJniurolderylos, yard , , 4c, fiu
Bleached Turkish Towels 2 foe. , . . Slllo
Bleached Turkish Towels Ifto
Bleached Turkish Towels, extra largo uml heavy,
..3 fur 4c
Uirge 11 nek Towels, 3 for Sllc
Medium &lxc lluck Towels ISe uud it for i!.V
liiblcuchcd Toweling, good weight, yard 1 lu
12 l-3e, 10c
Bleached Towcllnif, ynpd 7 l-2c, 10c, 1.1c
Iiincn t'rash TuweliiiB, yard. lUc, 22 l-2o
Ited Border TuwcIIiik, yard 7 I-2o
Yd. Wide Colored Tafretua, yd 1.0, $1.
Yd. Wiile Black Taffetas, yd $l.lt, !.
Yd. Wkle Plain Tarretas, yd?
Imported J"oiircc Hllk, yard l)c
Uwn llundkrrchlefs, 2 for So
Wash t 'lot lis, each 5o
Cotton Batts, 1-2 lb. sixe l.V
Cotton Baits, 1 lb. size lc
3 lb. Comfort Size Batts 11
Colored Outiiir llunni'l. yard 22 1-2, 25c
"Diamond I" Hheetlnjr, 2 1-4 yds. wide, yd. :17c
liteht and Hark 11-rcales. 27 In. wide, yard.. Mo
IViuts hi Darks and liiuhls. jr. 8 1-So and 12 l-2o
Black Sateen, 36 in. wide, yard :13c
Summer tiauxe Mists 10c, 12 l-2o
rou OAS
Comry Cut ;aiiaic Vi-sls 15c, lOo
, I'liiu iiliio Mslo, I'uluii SniW o, IMto
' l.lslc linlHii hulls ' .
A Kplendld I'lilon Suit :lO
Bluck I'ibrc Silk llosc
IllHi k Lisle How 1 20o
M bows' and Chlhli-cn's Colored llshi llosc... l.VJ
Slcn's Blue and Tun Work Shlrw 4Ua
Men's Athletic Vnton Suits oUo
Boys' Shirts and Drawers, each lOo
Boys' Mesh I'lilon Soils o
Boys' lUilbrlKwin I'lilon Nulls , ..w e
Men' Musliu Mght Shirts - o
Men's Dress 1'aiit.s 2.I0, 2.9M
Silk IVItlcoats . .' 2.08, 83.4
Silk I'loiinec I'l tlknuls 9I.H8
Katcvn Petticoats .' HHc, $1.23, fl.UH
Nazareth Waists for Children 2 lie
(iiiiKhuiiiH yard 1 He, 21c, 2;ta
Yard Wide IVrojilcs 22 1-Mc, S5o
Hope Muslins, yard 2lo
PI.F.ASH IXt'Klt
That every thing in uur store Is priced at the same
low ratio.
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ton and medal worn by an American
top sergeant.
The king went into the trenches In
spite of the shelling nd said he felt
particularly gratified to bo at the
front during tho recent British successes.
Severe lremor Jtecorded. '
VICTORIA, B. C, Aug. 16. Trem
ors of a severe earthquake, believed
about 8,000 miles distant, were reg
istered on the Gonzales -Heights ob
servatory seismograph here today. F.
Napier Lenlson, superintendent of
the observatory, asserted th earth
quake was one of the most severe
ever recorded here. The registration
commenced at 3:00 a. m. und con
tinned three hours, varying but Utile
In intensity during the whole of the
time.
3IOIIH JXKH) SI'JBSTK1.
WALLA WALLA, Wash., Aug. 1.
The committee named by the
county commissioners to Investigate
the poor farm scaudal based on affi
davits 6f former Inmates of the la
st It mi pn, that poor food was served
the iuruutcs, started their Inquiry to
day and, after hearing a number of
witnesses, adjourned to an indefinite
date. ,
Paul Linsner Finds New
Way to Serve Uncle Sam ;
Also Friend of Mate.
Plant Is 17 Inchx Ian-,
14 India wid- II lacim
nigh
Lalley-Light furnishes two sources of light and power
in the one plant.
The machine itself is one ; the storage battery is the other.
Light used direct from the generator is as steady and
strong and brilliant as from the battery.
This is an advantage not usually found.
It is due to the fact that the patented Lalley-Light
engine is especially designed and built to drive an
electric generator.
It is worth a great deal to the man who must have light
and power that are wholly reliable.
We will demonstrate Lalley-Light, free. Call for the
book of owners' testimonials.
Pendleton Auto Co.
Paul K. Linsner who received an
honorable discharge from the navy
last May because of ill health, has been
anxious to get back into the service
and has found a way to help Uneie
keen rense ofiam between here and Honolulu The
humor and, was stirprislnKlv Infor- j following letter, received by his inn-
n-.al and keenly alive to world devel- ther, Mrs. w. J.- r ishcr, of 80S H est
opments. He was cmhusiu'tlc over Court street, tells of his Intended
the American army and the war Journey on one of the new boats,
spirit of the United States. During Portland, Ore., Aug. 13, I'JIS.
the course of an off-hand chat the i Dear Mother:
king said he tiad been visiting some j How are you and every body ut
of our troops and found then, splen-, home. I am fpplinz fine. I am Kolna-
did fighters. He expressed tho be- i F.iseo toniuht on tlu K. K. lloritz.
lief that Germans would be aorry they i one ... lhB new -0oden boats. She
got the United States Into the fight. iure iB Bome buaU Xney ga,e me a
K-ing irforge received a nattering Vnori hunk with elnan nillow-HlIlm snrt
welcome everywhere In every cap,;sleelJ weeki and towel8 and
v nage ann town trie r renen an.l Mel- ! ol, furnlsnea . ,ne company. ,
gians hung out flags. Th, ' , d , ,
and roads were, lined with America I ... , ---,. ,
The Americans gave the king three
cheers every time they saw l.lm.
The Americans were reviewed In
'good, 1 will only be gone for seven
weeks. We are going to Frisco and
load up then go to Honolulu, and get
narade fnrmn,.n win- r.,r ohnr. sugar, then back to Frisco and then
ting with sergeants, corporals and j Portland. Then I will come up and
privates with the same ease he talked 1Bee ou. w 8ure nuve ot a "ne
with generals. He asked one blush- crew, so you don't need to worry
Ing "east-slder" what the green rib-!about me.
bon on his uniform stood for and was I will be on watch with another sea
told It represented service on the bor- I man so us I can take the wheel. We
dcr. jare so short of men. 1 am in good
SIMUU.-I1 War Insignia Interests. Iwith the mate all ready. Well mother
Keen Interest was shown by the 1 1 must close. With iove.
royal visitor In the Spanish war rib- PAUL K. LIN8XE.Il.
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3 We advertise and offer War savings Stamps for sale with every
S purchase.
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Just received a
small shipment
of
ECONOMY
ICE BOXES
targe Size.
Small Size.
$7.25
$6.25
USE ICE
Save every morsal
of that high priced
food stuff.
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Phone 178
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The rndlutor Is of the cellular copper tube type with spiral
air passages. Very efficient and durable. Water circulated
with centrifugal pump.
The motor Is designed especially for tractor work on low
grade fuels, and is a medium speed, heavy duty type, with
extra large bearings and crankshaft. Circulating oil system,
four cylinders, over-head valves, centrifugal ball governor at
tached to the throttle. In addition to Independent hand con
trol throttlo Air to carburetor filtered through Bennett Air
Cleaner. iKiiition from Klseman High Tension Magneto.
All transmission shafts and main drive shafts run on Tim
ken roller bearings. The gears are cut alloy steel, hardened
ami around. Shafts: alloy steel. All gears, both transmission
and bull gears run In oil, Insido dust-proof cases.
Trsetor Is spring mounted and extraordinarily flexible on
rough ground. A full set of tools is supplied with each ma
chine.' A HEAL TRACTOR
Not too large nor too small, but does the work
at moderate cost
Service, Tarts and Repairs Behind Every Sale.
Oregon Motor Garage
INCORPORATED
117. 11. Ill, 11 Wee Court St
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