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.f EIGHT PAGES DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1910 PAGE EIGTTP )"ii'pmi!lj!if!!(!l!''')lH! pW!M?WW't!"w''"'lj'!!!l!lwl l:!.iMii!ljKilHi..t.i.ti..i.i.i:i;t;i.iitil.tl.i.il.iii.i.ii..tt.tlli..iliitlU.i'- 1 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE" !"WtMJ lM!HII1imil!!l(!!Ml!l!t!IIWl!im!!'"m llliliiilililMilhiHllliliiiilillilliilliiUiiiHIilllii !!ii!i!S!!l!li lilBIISI lillliiiilllll mum ! Crystal Syrup Pure White Syrup, quarts Pure White Syrup, y gallon Pure White Syrup, gallon . . 50c $1.00 $1.90 Kin Syrur, Manlo Flavor, can Oo Tea, (.ardrn Symw In gallon, gallon cans, also la 3, S, and ft Gallon Jncktts. turn Cabin 35o and 5s Hob While, can ...... 75o K.xun1xl Horn-), Itultor Crock, 1H lb. pall $3.90 Extracted Honey, nutter Crevk 7H lb. pail $2.0 (Ham Jar Extracted Honey. fnU might.. SOc, $1.00, 2.0O o Pound Cans Extracted Honey. Foitpy Jelly. mVm can .-. $3.00 Wooden Pall Jrtly. each . . . . $4.25 lAMce Can Jelly. a-l. ;. ... : $3.T Tea Oarden Jelly, (ilass SOc and 40o Halns Jelly ' Crawford Orange Jelly, glass SOo Muwta Jelly, glass v. SOo Horn Made Jelly, glass SOo Bar-Ije-lac Currant Jolly 25o and 3 V) Apple Butter 85c, 40o and $I.S0 GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO. "QUALITY" Two Phones 28 823 Main St 9 s 5 3 NO, fcr VOv'RS NOTU RiCHT, THAT TTVS GOING. vT TONeMT! ,T .TRO. T' r , XALK ANY ff? - CRor YOU, CCKWJ6 AMY Relieve Your Family Relieve your family of all unneces sary worries attendant on your death. Some troubles you cannot save them, but tne duty of probating your will can be and should be placed in expert hands. Prompt action, knowledge of what should be done and experience in doing it These things are worth while when a will is to be filed for probate. You can give your family the benefit of them by using our TRUST DEPARTMENT V THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Pendleton, Oregon "Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon" ilHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII We Sell War Savings Stamps Save and Serve The First National Bank illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi,-. TVlall lif'l , L 1 . - W . . . p--s; &eiwv, at -that; -e"?; zT' jawT-aH.' hot r EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL NEWS OF UMATILLA CO. Rain Takes Snow at Ukiah, Leaving Mud (East Oregonian Special.) UKIAH. Jan. 21. A hard wind al most reaching the velocity of began blowing Tuesday night which lasted all day Wednesday and Wed nesday night, and Thursday morning rain began falling, accompanied by a strong Chinook wind, which has ta ken off all the snow in the valley and now we are In the mud, for the time being. It has been a number of years since Camas Prairie has had a winter like this. Mrs. Warren Gibbs of Portland ar rived Tuesday evening for an extend ed visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Glbbs expects to be here the first of next month. Frank Chamberlain and I. R. Law rence left for Pendleton Thursday morning, returning Friday. Richard and Crista Allen of Long LOOK AT A CHILD'S TOHWHEN CROSS. FEVERISH AND SICK TAKE NO CIIAXCBS! MOVE PO SONS FROM LIVEIt AND BOWELS AT ONCE. Dr. Lynn E. Blakeslee Chronlo and Nervous Dlaa and Dlaaaaaa of Woman. X-Rar Maa tro Tberapaatlaa. Tetania Bide Boom IX, Pboa ! FOOT POWER LATHE FOR SALE Just the thing for farm work. Good for turning Iron, brass or wood. Price very reasonable. 722 Cottonwood St. Rayfield Carburetors (Distributors) Gould Storage Batteries (Distributors) Owners of Tractors, Combines, Caterpillars and Trucks Where there must be absolute dependa bility; the certainty of rip-roaring sparks all the time, there. Bosch Magnetos with Impulse Starter must be used. Bosch Magneto Service Station 428 Pendleton Auto Co. Established 1907 Court and Johnson Sts. Pendleton, Oregon Mrfthers can rest easy after giving California Syrup of Figs." because n. a few hours all the clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gent ly moves out of the bowels, and you dren simply will not tako the time have a well, playful child again. Chll from play to empty their bowels, and they "become "tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stomach disordered. Whn cross, feverish, restless, see If tongue Is coated, then give this de licious "fruit laxative." Children love it, and it can not cause Injury. Xo difference what ails your little one If full of cold, or a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomach-ache, bad breath, remember, a gentle "inside cleans ing" should always be the first treat ment given. Full directions for ba bies, children of all ages and grown ups are printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a Dottie o "California Syrup of Figs." then look carefully and see that it Is made b the "California Fig Syrup Company.' We make no smaller size. Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. Creek were guests at the Uklah hotel Wednesday night, en route to Pen. dleton. J , Albert Settle of Long Oreek, who has been at Camp Lewis, has received his discharge and was a guest at the Uklah hotel Tuesday night on his re gale turn home. Fred Grooms left Tuesday morning for Grant county on a business trip, expecting to ,be gone several days. J. D. Kirk received a telegram Fri day morning from his son, Walter Kirk, who has been In France, say ing he had landed safely In New York and would be sent to Camp Lewis at once to be mustered out. Karl Martin, wife and two children, who have been ill for the last ten days are all able to be up and around. Mrs. J. D. Kirk will leave in a fev. days for Racine, Wisconsin, to visit with her mother for an indefinite time. s, Elmer Hinton has been absent from school for a few days on account of illness. Grade Gibbs, who has been ill with an attack of . Inflammatory rheuma tism, is Improving. Mr. and Mrs. Vestil Jolnen and son, and Charley, ;.Motteer, mother ano son Clair, were In town Sunday. Mrs, Frank Shlpp and daughte. leave soon for Portland for an ex. tended visit with her parents. John Lorenz was a Ukiah visitor Friday. Gordon Mettle and Frank Shlpp are sawing wood for Mossie Brothers. Mrs. E. I!. Gambee of Portland, came In Friday evening to visit her sisters, Mrs- J. H. Mettle and Miss Sarah Mossie. Mrs. Heeler of Rltter, is 111 at the Ukiah hotel and Or. De Vaul was sent for Friday. Crop Prospects at Helix Are Excellent E:3 li ii GOOD NEWS FOR YOU LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AT LOWER PRICES. New Wool Serge and Poplin Skirts $3.98, 91.50, 84.98, &.90, $8.90 and $8.80. Ladles' silk Ureases, neatly trimmed and every one a genuine, bargain in silk poplins, plaid and striped taffetas. Georgette crepes, Messallne, Satins and Orejoe de Chines $a.00 to $29.A0 Japanese Ktmonas. . $1.08, $2.23, $2.08 and $3.08 Percale House IM-essea $1.69 and $1.98 Gingham House Hressea. $1.98 to $4.ft0 New Muslin t'ntlerwear at prices you can't beat elsewhere. , tl.SS to $1.98 Union Suits $1.19, Dainty Muslin Gowns Nainsook Finish Rnvelope $1.49, $1.69 and $1.98. . Take advantage of these prices on merchandise . that you need every days Good Ilk-ached Muslin 14o and 19o Hope Muslin Slo Good Grade of Outing Flannel Slo Heavy Outings . SSo and 2o Linen and Cotton Torchon Ice Kdglngs and In sertions, yard So and So .,J5ee our big display of Laces and Embroideries, ever been able to get in Pendleton. , , . fc Biggest values you have again In New York but expected sail again In a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Ross who have been working on the Daughtery ranch at Butter creek, left last week. A number of school children hav not started yet owing to sickness but will probably start soop. Mrs. Anna Daughtery Is visiting at the Charles McDevltt ranch for a short time. Mrs. McCollough has been suffering with something like an attack of rheumatism, hupt Is some better at present. - Bun Moore is working at the Boss ranch. Mr. and Mrnv' Nlcknlsnn, who have been working at the Daughtery ranch hero, lefv .Friday J'' Pendleton, from where they expect to go to California, ' Mr, and Mrs..,McCollough and fam ily visited Sumlpy .aL Vorn trates. Mr. and. Mrs. Jim .Bnrlght left Inst week for Alba to visit with friends and relatives. M and Mrs. Enrlghtj will probably live at Alba until the spring work starts. j Tom Enrlght, wife and babies re-1 to turned from Alba Saturday after tak. 1 lng his folks over. A. 13. HUeman returned from Pilot Rock Saturday after taking the NU-h-' olson's down. Hallway Operation to C.'ixc. PORTLAND. Jan. 21. Oonnttlon of the T'nclflc & Eastern Rallv.ay :eau Inmiirv at 6 p. m , In nc conlance with an order Issued by .' ilifo Wjlitcn yesterday m fceial court. No trains will be operated aft er that time and no business will ia done other than that necessary to) closing up the affairs of the company and care of the property during the receivership and foreclosure proceed Ipgs. Notice to this effect will ba posted today at Medford, Butto Talla and stations along the line of the short railway. RECORD ADJUSTMENT OFF1HELOSS ;The house of Dines Turner, 101 Ora7ir?e afreet, was damaged ' by fire wvJWondaK- January &th ; and on Tuesday,, January 7th : tbe loss had beeir adjusted and Mr. Turner had received draft In full covering same. (Kaat Oregonian Special.)" HELIX, Jan. 21. The precsen year crop prospect Is excellent. The entire family of AV. R. Grover west of town, has Influenza- There j are seven In the family. Mm. John MoLstrnm of Adams was) a Caturdav visitor here. W. H. Kisler of Sand Hollow was In! tniun tViliv I John T. Orlriwold was out from Pendleton Saturday, visiting- hts par ents. Mrs. Francis Caff of Milton, is a guest of Mrs. D- D. Dale this week. H. K. Hose was a Walla Walla vis itor Saturday. Farl CI norm ley Is home from Oulf rortr Miss. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mctntyre of Al berta are visiting- relatives and friends In this vicinity. Mrs. E. E. Cel. st and children are here from Pendleton visiting at the Ft. a Tosler home Jence Peterson Is expected home from Seattle this morning. Claud Morrison has received his discharge from the army and Is en route home from San FranclHCOt BECAUSE so many men haTC taken ad vantage of the wonderful op portunity to save afforded y our , Slit SALE wo have decided to continue the sale until Saturday, Jan. 23th. I We seldom have a sale, that Is why we are offering such extraordinary values, t Men's Fine Suits, Values to $35 ON SALE AT $20. Regulars, Longs and .Stouts, Iilue Serges Included. The occasion, for economy will not bo equaled for some time to conic Buy now and save ALTERATIONS FREE BOND BROTHERS Pendleton's Leading Clothiers I i I The Burning Question Best Answered By Using Our Dry and Seasoned WOOD . .'. ''.-- . , ' ' You are still urged to Save Coal r0S JaI WD "isaisHi.i.af SMYTHE -LONERGAH CO.: Phone 178 Quality Quantity Service I F O ALE American National Bank Pendleton. Building. Eyes Bclentlflcally examined. Glasses ground to fit DALE ROTHWELli Optometrist and Optlciaa Gurdane Farmers-Are Pleased Over Rains The insurance was carried by FRIEDLY. Where you set quick and satisfactory adjustments. DR. R. B. ROBBINS Dentistry Judd Bldg. Court and OMain St':,. (East Oregonian Hpeclaf.X OT'RDAXl Jan. 21. Mr. and Mra French took their son Jesse to Pen dleton last week for medical treat ment. Jesse has not been well for vpartt ami Inst winter wax taken to LIVERJIORE, BICKERS & I 'he doctor and seemed to be Improc- i UK. iJin in; nH nerii kihu oh. Ina1 worse since cold weather. Mr. and Mrs. French think of going- back cast, hoping the change In climate will benefit him some. Orville Corley, who has been on the slrk list Is hotter at present. i Chas- Ely and chew came down from the mill tho middle of the week a the hard rain" prevented them1 from working, but went back the last of the week. I Mrs. Dove Wymore Is cooking, at the mill while Dave Is f working there. M;i Ry MontgotniJJ received word tUat ker bryther i;.wr . bnX landed' TAXICAB7 PHONE I Books 25 It Ides for $2.50 FARKEK TAXI CO. . -Why Pay More. WHEAT RANCH 1040 acre improved ranch north of Pendleton. 110 acres tillable. With the place goes 425 acres In winter wheat and 80 acres ready for spring sowing. Balance In stubble. The whole outfit also goes with It, which Includes 20 head work horses, hogs, chickens, cows, combine and balance of equipment. Price 135.00 per acre, with only 1 1,000.00 cash, which Is what any renter would pay for an outfit. ALFALFA' RANCH Have three good alfalfa ranches for sale, also, on fine terms. K,yt Also a swell little place right in town where a retired farmer canQ find iust enough work to keep out of .jntsdhlsf..wIlouse, furniture,. chicken coops, cow, horse, over 200 chickens now laying t dosen eggs a day at 80 cents per dozen. Can you beat it T Price 50O0.0O. Half Cash. - ' r BEE MK ABOVT A liOABf. INSURANCE J. C. SNOW Phono .15. iff East Court. FARM LOANS REAL ESTATE .'UtllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllIIIIIIIIIIII Used Truck BARGAINS . . . . ... .. i t.i r tirescin fact this "A i. ."it We have an almost ne truck oractically air new tires.x tin tact this truck is in excellent condition in every way. A new one of the same model would cost $4,-450.00 Room 7, Tempi Bldg. Phone 771 Dr. II. A; Schneider DENTIST 1 1 2 Pendleton Oregon K ! i CECIL COSPER Pl'RMO ACCOUNTANT INCOME TAX ADVJHEIl 14 Main (Street ., Pendleton, Oregon On order to make a quick sale we are offer ing this truck at about one half the original cost; . Come in and look it over. Oregon Motor Garage BUICK HUDSON CADILLAC ii: : Distiibutors w" A 'S H S3 5 -fuuuuuiiiuiuuiiuuiUHiiuiuiituiuuUiiUHiHiuiuiuiuiuiiiiiiiiuinmuuumua
