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NEWS NOTES OF
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PENDLETON
llirm Brings aa,5H.
' F, A. Berlin, a wall known farmer
of Adams, haa 'purchased tlie 8. K.
Hunter farm adjoining the town of
Athena. The consideration of the sale
In 182.000, ,
lltn-liue 'Arguments In Uhrury Caw,
Judge (i. C Anderaon, of the cir
cuit court of Baker county, arrived
In Pendleton thl morning, coming
over to hear the arguments In the
Pendleton library cane.'
Will H11II1I Homo on North 8ido
Dr. L D. Idloman Ir planning to
build a new home on the North Side
during the coming1 rammer, it will
be built on lota 7 and 8 block 18, ot
Cole' addition to Pendleton, recent-
When you feel that your
stomach, liver or Mood is
out of order, renew their
health by taking
BEECHAMiS
PILLS
Laraaat Sale ef Ar MHdM la the World.
SaU aif haia. la baxaa. lOb, Ut.
ty purchased by Dr. Idleman of C.
A. Oliver, . ?
Cum Sold,' ' - - ';
The Pendleton Motor galea Co., re
ports the.sule of a Dodge touring car
to Walter Lehman. 218 Long atrect,
and a Nash club roadster to Herman
Moellor of Helix.
K- B. Canted and family have been
In Pendleton for several duya from
Pilot Hock. Mr. Caateel haa been
hore purchasing stock for the Caateel
& Htanley store of Pllob Kock ot
which firm he 1b a member.
Office Ois-nlng Today.
The office of the Umatilla Flour
and Grain Co. la being opened today
at 220 Kust Court street. Thin Is the
newly Incorporated company of which
H. O. Blydcnsteln la the manager.
Will Ahwhh Nolln and Hrho.
C. P. Mtraln has appointed M. A
Phlnny to act as deputy assessor In
assessing In the vicinity of Nolln and
Kcho. Mr. Strain la In the west end
of the county today going over the
field In getting the assessing under
way.
Came Hack With 46th Artillery.
William Iorenzen, son of W. R. Lo
ronzen, prominent Umatilla county
rancher west of Pendleton, arrived
home yesterday, having received his
discharge at Camp Lewis. Lorenxen
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Let Us Help You
Make Your Sunday Dinner a Success. '
"You can always Depend on us" for the fresh
est, tenderest meats and poultry and the very
best vegetables and fruits
We have a large supply of fancy- dressed
chickens for the Saturday trade.
Experienced, courteous salesmen in both de
partments. PLEASE ORDER EARLY TOMORROW.
Pendleton Cash Market. Inc.
Fine Groceries Fresh Meats
301 E. Court St
Phones 101 (Private Exchange Connecting
Both Dept's.)
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"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE t
THAT INSURES
Our combination policies protect you
against fire and theft, liability, prop
erty damage and collision.
If you are buying a new car it will pay
you to see me before you insure.
JOE KERLEY
Successor to Chas. E. Heard. Inc.
Insurance Loans Real Estate
721 Main - Pendleton. Oregon
L "See Me Before the Fire"
Running LiKe New)
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saw service oversells with the 46th
Coast Artillery.
.MnrrliiKO 1lcciaso Issued. '
A marriage license waa Issued yes
terday to lxiula p. Dean and Kl I ba
bel I" A. Wright both of Pendleton. .
I'ormlt to Make IK'h".
. Wesley Hrown, Got Clay Street, was
granted a permit from the city record
er's office today 'to move a shed and
make repairs to the amount of $25.
,Kil Slan at Hospital.
August Olteke, It years ot age, who
Is In an enfeebled condition from old
age, was brought to Pendleton today
form Kamela and taken to BL An
thony's hospital, where he Is boltig
cared for.
Is IIo from Idaho.
I J. Goldman, biological assistant
in charge of the government blologl
ml work In Idaho, Is In the city to
day. He la accompanied by T. H
DeVore, former government hunter.
who haa Just been released from the
army and will be sent to Southern Ore
gon as a hunter.
ScIhmH Bonds IlcriHtcred Today.
School bonds to the ' amount of
$4500 Issued by Columbia district No.
112 were registered today In the
county treasurer's office. The bonds
are Issued for the building of an ad
dition to he school building of the dis
trict. .
Odd IVtloviH Went to Pilot Hock.
Between 35 and 40 members of lo
cal Odd Fellows lpdges, Including the
degree team, attended a meeting ot
the Odd Fellows lodge at Pilot Rock
last night, putting on the work for
that lodge. Kdltor Ktrkpatrlck of
the Pilot Hock Record, was one ot
the class to ride the goat-
MO'ndiiui Stockholders' Mot-ting.
A. H. Cox, of the Oregon Lumber
Yard, left today on No. 17 for Uttell,
Wash.; to attend a meeting of the
stockholders of the Know Lumber and
Shingle Co., of which company, he is
vice president. Attorney Will M. Pe
terson leaves Sunday morning for the
same purpose.
Sues On Xotc
Kupers & McCook versus J. W. and
K. W. Fehr Is the title of a suit filed
In the circuit court. The complaint
alleges a balance of $70.30 Is due the
Idaintlff as balance and Interest on
a promissory note of defendants and
asks for judgment for same, and for
35 attorney fees. D. W. Bailey is
attorney for plaintiff.
( inli Men Shoot at Athena-
A party of trap shooters from Pen
dleton participated in a shoot At Athe
na yesterday, returning in the even
ing, reporting an enjoyable day's
sport. In the party were: D. C. Bow
man, Guy Mattock, Hay Spangle, J. K
Allen. W. A. Rhodes, Ia'o Matlock. P.
W. Uimpkin, Gils Peret. Claude Miles.
Hob Saunders and Earl Coutts- They
dint at 110 targets nnd a number ot
very good scores were niRde.
SoHnl Klioot. Sunday.
The Pendleton Rod and Gun Club
will give a social shoot at the Hound
up traps nenl Sunday, starting at
10:30. The social shoot will be four
2r.-bird events, a 'total of 100 birds,
with an entrance fee of $2.50 for each
25. Purses will be divided 40, 30, 20
and 10 per cent. A large number of
visiting shooters are expected to be
present tVom Heppner and Athena
lo Join In the shooting.
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Pilot ftm-k to Kxiatnd.
A new addition to the town of Pilot
Rock is to bo platted and put on the
market by John W. Etter. a prominent
resident of that place. The land lies
northeast of Pilot Rock on the Pendle
ton road. The effort will be made to
locate the new high school planned
for Pilot Rock on the new addition.
Saturday, March 29, the people of Pi
lot Rock vote on the proposition of
Issuing $35,000 schol bonds for build
ing a new union high school building.
To Hold Y. M. C A, Oonforewei.
W. p. Walters. Rastern Oregon field
secretary for the T. M- C. A.. Is her
today In the Interests of an Eastern
Oregon conference to be held at La
Grande on April 10. He will meet
with a number of loca, people this
evening on the subject. According to
Mr. Walters the T. M. C. A. admits
some mistake In overseas work but
declares that a great service was ren
dered the army neverthett-ss. and that
there will come a reaction from some
of the criticism being made of the T
field wok.
Is what one of our customers said about his old
car the other day after having it thoroughly
overhauled in our Repair Shop.
With spring upon us, if your car has not yet been
overhauled, now is the time to bring it in and
have our mechanics diagnose and cure its ills.
We know you will be more than pleased with the
performance of your old car after a course in
our Repair Shop. ...... .
Thomas Back Irani New York.
W. H. Thomas, proprietor of The
Paris, has returned from a buying
trip to New York during which he
made extensive purchases of high
grade women's apparel of the latest
styles.- Mr. Thomas states Jhat he
has reestablished a New York office
through which he will keep. In Imme
diate connection with all style devel
opments and through which arrange
ments ne will tie able to show new
styles here within four or five days
after they are first presented In New
York. Mr. Thomas Is now Interested
solely In the Pendleton store and Is
devoting all his personal attention to
his business here-
Cottonwood Water St.
Phone 530
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Sonrrant Hanson Visiting Here.
Sergeant Richard HaniM arrived in
Pendleton this morning for a two
days- visit here with his sister. Mrs.
Charles Norrls. Sergeant Hanson
formerly lived in Pendleton, but at
the opening of the war was employed
as a reporter on the Salem Statesman,
and a member of Co. M. state militia,
which unit waa a part of the 163 In
fantry In service In France, and was!
recently mustered out at Camp Lewis. i
He- has with him a French gas mask!
and a German leuger automatic:
which waa taken from the dead body
of a German officer on the battlefield. '
From here he goes to Salem to take
service;
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE
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H , Especially now, we calf attention to our great s tocks of men's clothing, furnishings and shoes;
H showing the newest and latest styles just in, front A merica's foremost manufacturers. JA visit to , this
H section will convince you. Authoritative styles, lar gest assortment, highest quality, priced at about
if what you want to pay. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MEN! YOU'LL FIND SATIS
. FACTION IN THESE
Spring Suits
at S25 toS40
Sasf action in clothes is the
'.rpsultof correct style, good tail
' oring and real service. Both the
designer and the tailor think of
the SATISFACTION that a
Suit must finally, give to the
. wearer. ; - . ." '
But Satisfaction is assured
only through thoughtful design
ing, skillful trailoring and care
ful selection of fabrics and trim
mings correctly put together.
This is the element that you find
expressed in our new Spring
Suits, made of fancy and mixed
worsteds. Come in and let us
show you the latest models,
$25.00 to $40.00.
AIST SEAM STYLES THE LEADING DESIGN FOR YOUNG
MEN .
Young men who follow the advance style trend will wear one of the
many smart waist-seam models we show for spring. They bear the
label of America's foremost creators of young men's clothes -
THE HOUSE OF KUJPENHEIMER "!
Assuring not only exclusive, advance styles but quality expressed in
better values at every price,$40,00 to $60.00. Come in and try them
on; you'll like them. S
MEN'S NEW SILK
SHIRTS $4.50 lo $11.50
will uphold the favor
that this store enjoys
with the well dressed in
this city and vicinity:
made by one of the best
New York manufactur
ers, from excellent silk
shirtings in a variety of
spring designs. We
recommend them as the
best shirt value you can
buy anywhere. Come in
and see them.
Ij JusT, Received by Ex
gj press
M SOFT HATS
m for Spring are "the
Thing" for Men.
H Once again the Soft Hat
H comes into its own. That
H is what men will wear
gj . this Spring and early
s Snmmpr. nnrL knnwiner
! it, we have equipped our Store with a variety of
j shapes and colors, so that every man can find one or
H more that will be becoming.
VISIT OUR BOYS' SECTION
Let us outfit your boy for spring. We carry the
newest and most up to date wearables for boys in
the city: Waists, Hats, Caps, Underwear, Ties,
Blouses, etc. Prices moderate.
BOYS' SERVICEABLE SPRING
SUITS -
Wooly Boy and Double Belt
Cloths are just what you want.
Parents will appreciate the ser
viceable, manly garments that
commend themselves by careful
tailoring and smart styles.
Tailored to stand the wear and
tear of growing youngsters; may
be had in grays, browns and fancy
mixtures; sizes 2 to 14 yrs.
MEN'S SMART NEW
SCARFS, 35c TO $3.50
You'll wonder how Amer
ica has been able to produce
such fine neckwear silks;
patterns could not be more
attractive and hardly more
varied. The range of weaves
is as wide as that of the de
signs and colorings, and it's
certainly big enough to
please most any man. Buy
several of these ties.
The Name-"FLORSHEIM"
r
on your next pair of shoes is an assurance that your
money has bought quality; proof that you will get
the service that you have a right to expect.
We recommend ,the Florsheim shoe to" the men of
this locality, particularly to those who appreciate
the finer points of good shoe making, perfect fit, dis
tinguished style, and excellence of materials.
Two good points to remember that the Flor
sheim shoe will give you quality and that we will
give you service. One visit to this store will con-.
vince you that here is a combination that will make
your shoe buying easier in the future. We guarantee
satisfaction. . . . .
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