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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1919.
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We Help You to Get Something Ahead
It isn't what you make that makes you rich. ' It's what you save. You al
Plant Sweet Peas flow!
Our New Stock of Fresh Seeds are Here.
D. M. Ferry's Seeds, the best on the mar
ket, for sale here every year.
Mandeville King New York Seeds.
Onion Sets to Arrive Soon.
Make your selections early while the va
riety is good.
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Checks, IM-r surd 2 io
MIh.ni-h' Olid IiHUleH' llob Uvuiih Middle in nil
sizes $l.8 anil 2.4
New Ilne IjuIIos' While I.uhh Waists 9 He, $1.23,.
$1 40, $t.B8 and $2.98.
You 'can av biic money at our remnant counter
and you will find many valuable patterns, just
what you are loaklnir for. Worth twice what
NeiG-MSO
or YOVRS
we ai-c asking for tliem.
J. & P. fonts Crochet Thread .
KiilttlnK Silk, K-r HlKHtl
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GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones 28
823 Main St.
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Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee
Chronlo and Nervous Diseases and
Disss sas of Women. X-Ray Blso-
tro Therapeutics.
Temple Bid-, Ruom IS, Pbose 41S
CECIL COSPEIc
PCBUO ATOl'MAVT
INCOME TAX ADVISER
14 Maiu Street
Pendleton. Oregon
5 Room 7, Temple Bids. ' 9.
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2 Dr. H. A. Schneider I
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DR. R B. ROBBINS
Dentistry
Judd Bldg. Court and
Main Sts.
TAXICAR7
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Books 25 Rides for $3.50
PARKER TAXI CO.
Why Pay More.
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.though toe- Meex no iNTt?otuaTtoM.
mo uUT 13 VeTTY HcH.t CQUAINTCD
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--r&Si jm C4YCH
FOOT POWER LATHE
FOR SALE
Just the thing1 for farm work. Good
for turning iron, brass or wood.
Price very reasonable.
. 722 Cottonwood St.
ALE
WHEAT RANCH
1040 acre improved ranch north of Tehdlcton. !40 acres tillable.
With the place goes 425 acres In winter wheat and SO acres ready
for spring sowing. Balance in stubble.
The whole outfit also goes with it, which includes 20 head work
horvs, hogs, chickens, cows, combine and balance of equipment.
Price $35.00 per acre, with only $11,000.00 cash, which is what any
renter would pay for an outfit.
ALFALFA RANCH
Have three good alfalfa ranches for sale, also, on fine terms.
Also a swell little place right in town where a retired farmer can
find just enough work to keep out of mischief. House, furniture,
chicken coops, cow, horse, over 200 chickens now laying 6 dozen eggs
a day at 80 cents per dozen. Can you beat it?
Price 95000.00. Half Cash.
SEE ME ABOCT A LOAN.
J. C. SNOW
Phone SS. 117 East Court.
IXSCRAXCE FARM LOANS
REAL, ESTATE
PRESS OF COUNTY SUPPORTS
ROAD BONDING PROPOSITION
IF. ioivsor & Co.
Pumps and Storage
Tanks
For Gasoline or Distilate
.Retail or Ranch Use
F. M. Kennedy
Phone 238-W P. O. Box 242
We Have Sold Between
60 and 70 Used Cars
Within the Last Three Months.
Many good bargains left. Scan the following
list Every car is an exceptional value.
1 Maxwell, Practically New. , -1
1914 Ford, Good Condition, a Bargain.
1 Light Touring Car, 1st class shape.
1 Reo Roadster.
Some good FRANKLIN values left .
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
Court and Johnson Sts. Pendleton, Oregon
THE ROAD PKOBLE3L
(Milton Eagle.)
Few Improvements can be mor
berfeficiat to this section of the north
west than good roads; by good roads
we mean hard surfaced roads; high
ways that will stand up under the
strain of heavy truck hauling1. More
and more the truck is coming into its
usefulness on the farm and as a means
of marketing the products of the
farm. . Farmers demand good road
now as never before. Not only do
good roads benefit the farmer but the
merchant as well. A hard surfaced
highway from Spokane to Portland
through Walla 'Walla. Milton, Free
water, Pendleton and other interme
diate points would be the means of
diverting much tourist travel, it would
stimulate trade and scatter wealth
throughout the territory traversed. It
would put this section, one of the
most productive In the northwest, on
the ,map. A hard-surface, highway
would also increase the value of the
land, as a fair" estimate, r0 per cent.
Residents and taxpayers of the east
end of the county should consider the
road problem now before the people
of Umatilla county as one of much
importance; so much that If an elec-
tlon Is held for the voting of bonds
that there will be little opposition to a
system of good roads In this and oth
er sections of the county. However,
It might be well to have definite as
surance from the highway commis
sion that the money will be expended
on roads in this section of Umatilla
county. We believe If this assurance
11 given there will be little opposition
to bonding the county for an amount,
that, when added to the state aid fund
for the county, will insure a hardsur-
fAced road from State Line to connect
with the already completed hardsur
face a few miles this side of Pendle
ton. The time appears to be right
for better roads, tret's have them.
IT SPEIJiS K)D IlOAIS.
(Hermiston Herald.)
At last the silver lining to Umatilla
county's road cloud is beginning to
appear, and at last the county court,
with the help of taxpayers from ah
parts of the county, have devised a
plan that when carried out will spell
good roads to all nooks and corners
and a state highway passing through
from east to west- Perseverence hns
bee.n the watchword for years anerjt
a trunk line road through the county,
and this Is now practically assured
should the plan carry that was evolved
at the road meeting in Pendleton
Thursday of last week, when a prop
osition found favor among represen
tatives from every community in the
county to call an. election for the Is
suance of 11.050,000 of bonds and ue
this money in constructing a perman
ent system of highways in the county.
TIIK PIAN To BOOST. t
(Weston leader.) j
"I am in favor of good roads-
but," will hardly do in this instant'. '
Do not stuter, hesitate nor equivocate.
But us no huts", as it wcr. Umatilla,
county now has a comprehensive
road bonding plan, hh fair as may bs
to every section of t ho coiinly, (hat
wan unanimously put forward by a i
large and re presently I vo gathering of
level-headed farmers and buslncMh 1
men. If -ou really want good roads, i
this is tho plan to boost for. j
FAVOKAm.K TO ItOVDS.
(Athena Press )
Htnce action was taken last week
at a meeting held in Pendleton, favor
ing bonding the county for permanent
road improvement, by delegates from -various
parts of the county, the Issue
r rum uuHervunun, uuimun wm i
be united that If the state cornea
through with Its portion of the funds
necessary, no difficiulty will be en
countered In roiling up a rousing ma
jority favoring the bond at a special
election. Further, this seems to be the
only question the question of th
state having its half of the funrt
available In the way of saying right
now that the bond issue will rarry, for
there is no nn who will fT-iinsnr (hut1
the county would ba the winner In any
good roads movement wherein the
state matches dollar for dollar in the
cost of construction.
The proposition appeals to every
district in the county, apparently, fo,
the reason that each and every dis
trict seems to be getting what it wants
In the bill as proposed.
Athena's first Interest, of course. Is
centered in the hardsurface comple
tion of the macadam, before the pres
ent road ied has deteriorated to the
extent that its value for hardsurfaclng
Is totally exhausted.
Then, too, she, has Interest In a few
feeder roads which, with proper work
at the right time, wodld greatly bene
fit the farmers who use them.
HOOVER DEFENSE
STIRS SENATE IN
LIVELY DEBATE
WASHINGTON", Jan. 24. Defense
of Hoover against the charge of plot
ting to aid and protect American pack
ing interests plunged the senate into
an angry debate on the hundred mil
"Super-Sale"
1000
Men's High Grade
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On Sale At
Tltin bit iiiflmlcH yovrr one
half of our .stork. All the
casoifs latent models.
hUM-icty Itrantl, Klrctihainn,
Wulloii jClolhes, l.tc.
1'he sale represents enormous
savings to our customers.
You Can
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We Lead,
Others
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J Incorporated J
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1 A Nationwide Institution.
lion "famine fund" bill between Sena. I From the bolshevik! the German
tors Borah and Hitchcock. The latter j bourgeoisie learned that the hand that
defending the food administrators, , ,g the machine gun controls the
said the packers' profits would have1
been much higher If it had not been frmcd government, and they
for Hoover. j appear to have beaten the radicals to
tho guns.
WILSON'S MEALS
NOT AS FANCY AS
THE TITLES APPEAR
Much 4s heard about the tremen-'
dous engines of war the allies would
have had In operation soon had the
war not ended. Maybe Germany heard
of them In advance and that is whf,
the war ended.
PARIS. Jan. 25 While President
Wilson Is known to be a frugul eater,
some of the things prepared for him
at his residence of Prince Murat have
titles In French that would give tho
average American the impression the
president" "is eating his head off."
Hut such is not the can. A French
version of two meals eaten by the
president on an average day would
read something like this:
Luncheon.
Hors d'oeuvre a la Francaise.
Oeufs en concotte comtesse.
Selle de behague Ville main.
Cour ele Celerl dame Slmone.
Fromages ct fruits.
Dinner.
Creme Kmeraud.
Supreme de Sole vievllle.
t'otellettes de levraut Uerthil
Kndives flamandes.
Bom bo Helene.
Fromages et fruits.
The waiters on the corner, however
would call out tho luncheon in this
fashion:
"Hors d'oeuvre. eggs, saddle of
lu,h hraiuAH p.lipv n ml n littlA
cheese and fruit," while fhe dinner In
American nomenclature wauld be:
.Soup, fish, hare cutlets, stewed
chicory and iced pudding.
Not favorable to Consolidation.
BAKER. Jan. 2f,. A bill for thh
purpose of consolidating Haker and
Grant counties Into one judicial dis
trict has been Introduced and was
thoroughly discussed this morning by
a majority of the lawyers of Baker. It
was the concensus of opinion that It
was not advisable at this time to favor
annexatlng more territory to this dis
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WOOD
You are still urged to Save Coal
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finality
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Allfratifins Free
BOND
BROTHERS
Pendleton's Lead I mi clothiers
LilNTty Bonds Taken in Ex.
ehunge for Merchandise.
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National Bank Building,
Pendleton.
Eyes Scientifically j g3
examined. ! z- i
Glasses ground to fit 3
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evnsofii races
The assurance of material for quantity production of Buick
cars enables us to establish the following prices on various Buick
models, effective January first, 1919.
These prices will not be changed during our present dealers
selling agreement.
Three Passenger Roadster H Six 44 $1,785.00
Five Tassenger Touring II Six 45 $1,785.00
Four Passenger Coupe H Six 46 .$2,300.00
Five Passenger Sedan H Six 47 .$2,525.00
Seven Passenger Touring II Six 49 $2,100.00
Seven Passenger Sedan II Six 50 $2,950.00
Above Prices F. O. B. Pendleton.
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