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DAILY; tJAST OREGONIAN, PFNDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY; JA NUAftY-13,
l'AGE THREfl
PENDLETON MERCH
ANTS MAKE BROAD
STATEMENT
F" -'. ' ,t ,,W '' , t , ''"-iiivm 7'-"' Jv"-'' ' . " '.
- ulH'll It.V1 I'ullKf 'H IllllCMH.
I Lee Todd, of the Columbia Produce
Company,' left toduy for Yaldnia,
y VVuhln(fton, where he wuh culled by
vine serious Illness. of hid futhcr.
rl.lttJo Chilli Die.'
V The burlul of, the Infant on of Mr.
und, ' Mfs. Herman llullce took place
-hl afternoon from the Foluoin tjhtt
i Pel.
broke 42 out of 50
event.
' tarketa In one'aUu of thix city. In doing good work
on the freuhman team.
)Iiifliicii74i'. Ou Willi)1.
Report from Mlllon Bay that the
i.Mpaahih intUien,4. ie, on .the wane Ju.,
that city AH iaie are ..well jjniUi'
coritfol nftd hut fet Jieoplo tiro; very
,' hi. I V -'- -i '
J Vrmi'r iVndlctoii Muii Ik'.
F, W. Schmidt, a former Pendleton
t juan, at one time In Lite drug biitflneaa
here, died recently In Wlnconnln, ac
j cording to Information received by C.
,'K. Cranston. .
itlrthdiiyM Tills Month. ,
Wore you born-In January ? Other
famoiiM people alao chowe this month
for their birthdays. They are Alex
ander Hamilton, January 11; Hubert
14. Ijve, January 19; Btonewall Jackson,
Januury 21; William McKlnley, Jan
uary 29.- t
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tVHI Act As Clerk. . '
Hill Ijowell, city editor of the Even
ing Tribune, left" today for Salem, to
act a clerk for Keprencnttulve Cyril
itrownell. Mr. Lowell'a poKltlon on the
Tribune' will be filled In Ills absence
by ficrf Verard. , :
l"l(M'tHl I'rooidcnt.
1 J. M. Kyle, mayor of Stanficld, was
elected vice-president of the OreRon
Irrigation t'ongresa at the recent aes
slon held In Portland. Jay Upton of
I'rinevllle, was re-elected president
and Fred N. Wallace of Tumalo, sec-
Hluiiri. ld All IHlvtloll. '
O. Lr Iunnlng of HUnflcld. says
that the reports of Influenza In Stan
field have been exaggerated, and that
the city Is not suffering seriously
from the epidemic. He reports that
the disease Is being held well In
check. -
,1 tot urn To IVihIMoii.
Mhw litrnkfT Recovered.
Miss Ada Ijecker. who was In an
auto accident recently, returned today
to her duties at tho Pendleton Irug
Compuny. Miss Decker has almost en
tirely recovered -from "severe bruises
Will Help CorrcKpoiltlciico school.
Miss Myrtle Harrison, teacher oi
mathematics In the Pendleton high
school, retilrned to Pendleton this
morning' from Aatoria where she has
been durlmr the flu vacation. She
4 Lieutenant Phnrin. runnnin . iwh reiurneu u "'" -"- wnien resuuea irom me accmeni.
' i.,.. , ,Ko ..! ..,.1 i ..i 1 spondcnce work In the high school
ln ixmdon as -a Utof f officer, has re- durlnK the enforced vacation,
'cclved his honorable dlscharxe and,
will, with Mrs. Rcspaln, make his "pi'ndlcton tuif Named.,
home In. Pendleton. j Two Pendleton boys who are at-
. tending University of Oregon are
njr W.vrlck atL SliiHit. mentioned, lq connection with the tut
Ouy Wyrlck of Tfhls cltyTliresideTit'( kefuaiT gifmea vt th"e season. " Ned
of tho Pendletcn '.TJiin TlwH- wb -a rnwrtwirlulti'r'miiir 4n i 4aslcgtbalt, "'n
Following our annual custom, we
wish to say to our friends and custo
mers that when we purchase our mer
chandise each season, we make a
special study of the style, wearing
quality and value In each lot of goods
we buy.
After placing a legitimate profit on
our merchandise, we have the utmost
confidence in everything we sell.
However, at tlmea we do make mls-
takea and in the event that any cus-'
turner has purchased, an article In our
storej during the past year that 4s not
satisfactory In 'every way. we will con
sider) if a special favor to u jf-.tlie
fitment, is brought, in to us ftiih
we yin be only too glad to replace,
j umiiwiiK juu lur uur patronage in '
the past, we remain.
Yours very truly,
BOND BKOS.,
Pendleton's Leudlng Clothiers.
IR flk'lm'4im '.. ""H Sm ihit mm, mim w t'aOl A M tv 'A A iCa1
m fin " Anrniio i tirii . iiiui .. finutf
vlnltor at the Pbrtlkild Obn -Club shoot mentioned as -a partk-ultir star of te
ye.itcrdoT.' Tho score shows that he unlverslfy team, while "Francis TJellar
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e F A R I N A m
5 -IN TEN POUND SACKS
.lARlAvHifch 'Wak one'of ' the V prohibited
war cei'cais is. jnuw. ajw. itiiu ivi,tii.m
cerdals
Af1 AT XT 1 J I
'We Fiae a'shinment iust fi'esh from th? mills.
' KLINGLERS PURE PENNSYLVANIA ;
' 1 r BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Unlike, others in' purity arid flavor, ! " ' "
grandmother's Recpe for making Old Fash
ioned Buckwheat Cfikes printed on eacji sack.. .
'Klinler&'Pure Buckwheat Cakes make a
most wholesome and paltable breakfast.
L ( !WT 9 LB. SACKS $1.40 , ..
'Golden1Ma'ishmallow Syrup, per gallon $1.50,
'"101" Cdffee; a rich,' mild flavored Coffee,
SJbs. t- . .V'.v, t..
One phone caH .will bring both your Meat and
Grocery order .-on one-delivery from "101."
Pendleton Gash Market, Inc.
i Ene-GroccricsFresh. Meats.
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r Phories'lOM Private Exchange Connecting
: r -r-r Both Depf s.)- - - :-
Liberty iuhkI lanientH Due.
The 16th is the last date- for the
payment of the fourth lnstallirteht of
20 per cent on liberty bonds ai pay
ments are now being- made at local
tba,nKH: . The ba,nks. report payments
rominx in at a good rate, 'j ne last
payment of 30 per cent Is duo January
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Will lime Irio Duty lit New York.
In. u letter received at 'Patriotic
Pedvlce. Ieusue heudauarters signed
Uy Corpora 1 T. I.. 1 togers, Corporal
! .litmes Huworth and I'rivate Tloland H.
! Ffubbard, all members of Co. I. 63rd
! infantry, in which they state they ex-
Poet to be stationed at New York city
' for a few months on provo duty.
late Mrs. Kd Ledsrerwo! was taken
' t'Wah for blirfdlU 'I'kiah It appears
Is 'exempt from vlnfluenza at present j
and precautions- are .being , taken to.
guard against the epidemic. - There
fore the constable, It Is reported, did
not wish the body hrousht 'into 'town
and the minister could tiot be secured
for a- funeral service at the cemetery.
The body was burled privately by
those accompanying It with six or .sev
en mourners In attendance.
i'mitceii Servk-e. t
Oregon appk's, curettes and candy
were dlKtrlbuted last njght at Xo. 18
to 35 soldiers going east by members
of the Jted Cross canteen committee.
Tho service was repeated today at Xo.
17 and Miss Virginia Todd, head of
the committee, holies to have the can
teen, a regu lur feature.
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lr. lessen Upturning;.
. Dr- O. W Lassen, veterinary ur
foiii, who received hit commission an
lieutenant some time ,ago and -ho
ha been stationed at Camp Lee, Vtr
Binia, expectB to return oon to Pen
dleton. He received his honorable din
charge Decemsber 31. Mrs. Lassen,
who has been vlsltlnn relatives In the
east while her husband wuh In the
service, will accompany him home.
, HoM.lt;t Started.
1 . With Miss Ova Baker iit charge of
i nursing, and Miss Lorene Parker na
i head of the diet kitchen, a Spanish
influenza emergency hospital wan
opened - Saturday In Umatilla under
i the auaplcef of the Umatilla "County
i fted Crotw. KIsht patients are now in
1 the hospital, and three more are ex
; pected today. Miss Delia Baker, sis
jter of Mlas Ova Baker, left for Uma-
till a, today to assist in the work.
Need Nurses oft Pilot Rock.
AJra.' Frank PletrowMki, 1709 Webb
street, went out to Pilot 'Kck yester
day to assist In nursing1 influenza p&n
lien is. . t-
Judgment hv lwf.uJu
The . American National Bank ha
been given Judgment by default
againit TX D. and Dolllo Turner for
$300 and $228.30, with respective at
torney fees of (50 and $30. Costs ar
placed at $37.32. ,
Teiiiicrature 51 Today.
Today's temperature of M, with a
clear Kky and the wind calm, would
indicate that winter Is over for the
present. The minimum last night was
2$. A trace of rain appeared yester
day, , (
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Sale ofWomens
COATS
1-2
Khkoii Ksiiite Appraised.
Inventory and appraisement of the
estate of the late A. V. Kason of Heiix
has been valued at $23,352.20. of
which amount $10,000 is represented
by Insurance. I. B. Waffle, Carl Ku
pers and Carl Kngdahl Were the ap
praisers.
Inventory and Aimraisenifit Tiled.
Joseph Cunha, O. M. Rtce and J. N.
HurjiesB. appraisers of the estate of
Frank Pedro, deceased, have filed
their Inventory and appraisement of
the estate, showing a total valuation
of $70,70. 2. Of this amount $16.
OOJS is represented by real estate. The
sheep are valued at $23.S32 for l3fi
head. Ten thotteand Is Insurance.
Tf
Is the Best Policy
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tIF YOU HAVE LOTS,
! DWELLINGS, OR BUSINESS
A r . ("HOUSES". ?
FOR SALE OR RENT,
. HST T11EM WITH ME, I HAVE
: A LARGE NUMBER OF
APPLICANTS, FOR
PENDLETON PROPERTY. .
tiisuraniw " ltol tCstato Loann
rKNin.irrov, ohk;ov. .
i I'kiali Tlkes Preraiitlons.
j Reports from Pilot Rock toduy say
that a peculiar mlx-rtp occurred at
L'klah yenteday when the body of the
Catarrh Is an excessive secretion, ac
compunled with chronic Inflammation
from the mucous membrane. Hoods
Sarsaparllla acts on the mucous mem
j brane throtiph the blood, reduces' in
flammation, establishes healthy ac
tion, and radically cures all cases tf
catarrh. , " f
,JUST llECEIVED!
MOTOR CARS
Which are being unloaded . today. This
shipment 'contains the first DODGE
BROTHERS ROADSTERS : received for
many months. ' Quick action will enable
you to obtain of; .them,,. .Thjs (Shipment
also contains two Touring Cars and an
other Business Car.
'. SlaiS lecWeid this week
';!v'r- 'MEN'S '
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Corner CottoinvotKl sntl Water Streets.
I'linne 5:10
ON
SALE
Ymuiff lt'n's nl rrii's,
lloxiilnrs. StoutH mid lxiig
Itlue .Scrsi-s tncluditl.
Wondrrrul vhIuos to
CiiiurantKil nll-wfMil fulirlrx.
l-urst torkiii(ilMiil.
Alti'ratliins IYw.
Sil)i- flnru t(.n. ,tn;.i:l(h
l inl JiiiliiriliiT ultht, Mi.n.
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BOND
BROTHERS
li -ndh ton's Leading ClothicrH
AV. O. V. Payhij InsuntiKv ionoy.
The Insurance policy of the late
Louis IT. Gehs In the Woodman of
the World was paid today, the draft
being turned over to Mrs. Geiss. The
widow of the late peter W, Jostf a
former, Pendleton resident, was bIko
given a draft today representing the
amount of his policy. In the order. Mrs.
Jost Is at The Dalles. '
Struck Out to See the World.
Martin Howard and Melvln Olingor j
aged respectively 13 and f5 years, J
are missing from their homes at Mll-j
ton and their parents are looking for I
them. 'The boys have, been traced to
Valla AV'aHa where they purchased
tickets to The Dalles. That the boys
were traveling in style is shown by
their buying Pullman . tickets. They
are the sons of W. C. Howard and J.
K. Ollnger of Milton.
IH-inir (iiiard Only at Xcw York.
Chester W. Frazlcr, well known for
mer hiiKinefs man of Milton, who is
now In the 13th infantry, company H.
It tea ted at New York, writes his fath
er H. 1 FraxttT at Milton, that he has
no idea when he will be able to Ket his
discharge. Like a cjreat many other
soldiers, now that the war has cloned
he is anxious to get his dbscharse. It
was a great disappointment that his
regiment did not get overseas. They
were in New York and had Just been
issued equipment far-: overseas ser
vice Jwhcn1 Oift "armlBtice 'was Pigned
undone- sailing date declared off.
Juhn H. Koreneoiv son of Hans
. I-prehioh, well k If own farmer, has ur-
riVed home" from jCamp 1 Enstls, Vir
ginia. , , . - '
TWO FLYERS KILLED
TAVO INJURED WHEN
AIRPLANES CRASH
Every New Style arid all
Desirable Colors.
All '.sizes for women -and
misses', 16 to 44. ,
' Finest WrooI Velour, Rich
Broadcloth, Stylish Pom
pom, Eelegant Bolivias, Lux
urious Plush, Silvertones,
Fancy
Ribbons
Included In this Clraranre
i Hair, dliifU ti into twu luts, in
eluding plaids, stripes and flur-
al effects.
All 25& Fancy Kllilwos, 18ct
i.ot a ,
All 35c Fancy Itilibons, yd 23c
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PRICE FOR VELVET, SILK, SERGE
AND GEORGETTE CREPE DRESSES
You will
different
In fact
Worth up to $75.00.
Not just a few, but lots of them,
find unlimited style selection of
fashions for street and af ternoftn.
dresses so charming, so unusual, so distinctive
you'll be tempted to buy two, three or more.
,-We have a big assortment Of Georgette and I
Crepe De Chine Waists at .)
PURSES AND HAND BAGS
These are of the newest styles' and as we
only have a limited number left of the best
ones we can assure you of getting a good
one greatly reduced. January Clearance
Sale 1-3 Off
, WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
A clean up of Women's Collars and Cuff Hrts, hiail'o of Net
Orgaudio. .Georgette and Wash' Satin,, newest stales, "JaliUary
Clearance Sale Ouc-llalf Price.; - .''''
The Biggest Silk
Event of the Year
ABbUT 1CG0 YARDS IN ALL
EVERY PIECE of our Fancy Silks, such
as Satin, Taffeta,' Foulard, Fancy Chiffons,
Messaline, of plaids, stripes, checks, etc.,
are included and cut deep.
There isn't a pattern or color but what is
in good style for the coming season.
Worth from $2.00 to $2.50 the yard. Jan
uary Clearance Sale ............... $1.59
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FORT WORTH, Texas. Jan. ,d
Two flyers were killed, one fatally
hurt, and a fourth slightly wounded j
In' two aceidents today on Caruthe;
Field- Lieutenant John Uarbey ot i
Cheyenne and Lieutenant Qunn ot i
1'ittnburg. fell BO0U feet In tail spin j
and were Killed. Two niinutea later, I
Cadet Francis KOKtick of midlty, La..
and Mechanic Kalnh Afcllwnln of j
(laknville. 111 . crashed Id a tall spin.
Mclhvaln was probably fatally injurea
but Botick is only slightly hurt. I
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JANUARY CLEARANCE
. c SALE
Men's Suits
50 Men's SuUs Values to $35
40 French Flannel Silk
Stripe $5.00 Shirts
All sizes, 141-; to 17, January
Clearance Sale .
' $3.95
'January Clearance Sale
Men's and Young Men's
MACKINAWS
Values up to $18.50; sizes 34
to 46. Prices $6.80, $7.20,
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $14.00.
1 Lot Overcoats
Values to $30.00," January
Clearance Sale
$14.95
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rXlTAHIAX PASTOK
, I'lUilvS NEW Clll 1U II
1 XKW YOIIK, Jan. 13. The Rev.
Ir. John Hayes Holme, paptor of the
j Unitarian church of the . Messiah In
this rtty, annoitnced to his eoiiKresa
f tion Sunday that h would IrHve th
1'nitarian denomination next May and
recommended that the church like
wiae unit the denomination and its
memhers Join him in estaMishins a
community or liberty church.
CONTINUING OUR DISCOUNT SALE
EVERY FUR IN STOCK J PRICE
Neckpieces and Muffs of Nippon Mink,
Marmot, Kit Conev, Jap -Kolinsky, Hudson
Seal, Black, Brown or Taupe Wolf, Black
Lynx, Grey, Red Taupe Fox.
GROCERY DEPT.
Fresh Country Sausage,
pound 25c
Herniiston Honey, pint
jars, each . j 55c
Hominy in cans,
each . 15c and 25c
Pumpkin, make good pies,
can 15c
Chili Con Carne, 3 cans 50c
Beans and Chili, 2 cans 25c
Buckwheat Flour, bulk
pound .- 15c
Quality Service
The stock clearing event lhat sweeps through every department and lowers
the prices on many odd lots, broken lines and surplus stocks of wanted, sea
sonable winter merchandise. IT'S A DRASTIC CLEARA WAY. It's for you
to profit by making purchases now and save. Be with the throngs of economy-wise
shoppers -at this store thru Ihfe week.1
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