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DAILY EAST OREOONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1919.
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B NOTES OF PENDLETON
Mm. Hager In .Hospital. ,
Mra. Mays Hager waa operated up
on yesterday (or tonsil., she li conval.
eaclng at Bt. Anthony's hospital.
Here for Round-Up.
Otto Runty, of foriutnrt, who repre
enta Neuatadter Brothera, and Kred
Miller, of Seattle, are Pendleton visi
tors during the Round-Up.
"I.KT 'KIl BUCK"
Dr. Farnswortli In Seattle.
Dr. R. E. Farnaworth haa located
In, Seattle as a dentist, having aold
his practice here to Dr. Harvey Hano
van. ( Mra. Farnaworth recently joined
him in Seattle. Both resided In that
city last winter when Dr. Farna
worth was a lieutenant In the dental
corpa of the navy.
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Used for 70 Year
Thru in UK Grandmother's
vouthful aooearancc has
remained until youth has yk
beooms but a memory, Kf
The soft, refined, pearly
whits sppearancs
renders leavea the
of Beauty with
for many
yean.
Is in lIo.siitul.
Andrew McDonaldaon, bus driver
for Hotel Pendleton, la a patient In
Bt. Anthony'a hospital where he un
derwent an operation yeaterday for a
fangerenou appendix.
"LKT 'Kit BUCK"
Two Forfeit $50 Bail.
For vlolutlon of the Immoral prao
tlcea' section of city ordinance No.
404, John Spain and Jane Doe today
forfeited $50 each In police court by
their failure to appear thia morning.
I.KT 'JfiH BUCK"
Tnldy Yell "It 'er Buck."
Fire Chief William Klngold return
ed home this morning after attending
the convention of Pacific coast fire
chlcfa In Portland, which affair culmi
nated with a deer luncheon at Kagle
creek. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
was a special guest of honor and Chief
Ringold says that before the feed was
over all were shouting "let 'or Buck"
including Teddy.
LKT 'KB BUCK" i
Here From Portland
Among the many visitors to the
Roundnfp Is C. M. Welttenhlller of
Plattvllle, Wisconsin, who Is vlaiting
at the home of his father-in-law. J.
It. Marpls and his aunt, Mrs. A. F.
May. Mr. Welttenhlller motored
from Wisconsin by way of Yellow
stone Park. After the Hound-Up he
will leave for Southern Oregon for a
hunting trip before returning to his
home In Wisconsin.
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For Fresh, Moist
Sandwiches - - -
USE PORTLAND "HOLSUM" BREAD
We are sure you will find "Holsum", stays
fresh longer and slices and butters much nicer
than other breads. ,
We also have the Log Cabin Baking Co.'s fine
fresh Buns, Snails and Doughnuts this week.
Large shipments arriving fresh from .the
ovens every morning.
You wil find a large variety of .Lunch Goods
in both our Meat and Grocery departments.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY IN THE
MORNING
'You can always depend on u."
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Phones 101. ( Private exchange connecting both
departments.)
T0T TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT TOT T0TT0T
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy"
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"LET 'ER BUCK"
We Have
The Real Estate
BARGAINS
"LOOk 'EM OVER"
JOE KERLEY
Baeoassor to Chas, E. Heard. Inc.
"See Me Before the Fire"
Insurance Loans Real Estate
f II Main Pendleton, Orasoa
I John Kennedy and Merle Margaaon.
of Portland, are Pendleton gueta dur
ing the Hound-Up. Both are students
at the University of Oregon.
, "I.KT 'Kit III'CK"
Two Iianda Arrive for Hound-Up.
The Mllton-Freewater band of 2
piecea and the La Grande O.-W. R. A
N. band of 30 piecea arrived In the
city this morning and have been dis
pensing music all day. They will re
main during the entire three days of
Round-Up.
,IBT KR Bl'CK" '.
Information Ick at IMiMit.
' An information desk with free local
telephone service was -established to
day at the O-W. K. & N. depot with
8. L. Wiggins, of the Tacoma office
of the O-W. It. &' N. In charge. Mr.
Wiggins has been here In this capa
city for many years but was absent
last year because he was serving In
the U. 8. army.
. "I.KT KI Bt'CK"
Hi-re Troin Portland
A. O. Waha. of the Portland office
of the IJ. S. Forestry service, is In ths
city today to confer with W. W. Od
der, Umatilla Forest Supervision They
will leave tonight for La Grande and
Baker on business connected with the
department. In La Orande they will'
attend a meeting of the fire protec
tive organizations of Eastern Oregon.
LKT 'KB BUCK-
Will Attr-nd Klato Fair.
Fred Bennlon, county agent, will
leave tomorrow night for Portland,
where he will Investigate conditions
In order lhat Umatilla county may
have an exhibit next year In connec
tion with the State Chamber of Com
merce. He will go also to O. A. c. for
a short, visit and also to the Ktate
Fair at Salem. He will return a week
from Friday.
"LET' 'RR BUCK"
Texas I low Not fjocal Woman. ,
The Texas Rose ' entered In the
Rpund-Up lists is not Texasia Rose,
Pendleton woman, who is known
also by. the name of Texas ' Rose.
Friends of Miss Rose are asked not to
coafuxe her with the Round-Up per
former. .
"I.KT ,'KH Bl'CK"
Public Semico (VmimlsKlnrr Ifrro.
Fred A. Williams of the stale pub
lic service commission, is a Pendleton
visitor on business and pleasure. This
morning he accompanied County
Judge C. H. Marsh over the route of
the proposed highway to Cabbage
Hill for the purpose of eliminating,
if possible, two railroad grade cross
ings. He will remain for the Round-
Up.
"LET 'KR Bl'CK"
To Show Travels Tiinltbt
The travels of "Cap" W. H. Hardy
of the naval aviation recruiting purty
now here, will be shown in moving
pictures this evening at 7 SO at the
corner of Main and Railroad streets. .
"Cap" Hardy who Is the sole surviv- i
Ing member of the Perry expedition
to Japan in 1851 made a trip to that;
country In 1S17 to foster a better feel
ing of friendship between the United
States In Japan. The pictures of his
travels on this trip will be shown to-.
night. C. P. Brenner, chief mechan-1
lets mate with the oartv. will deliver
a lecture with the pictures.
"LET 'Kit BUCK"
Roth Hack Here for Flights.
Aviator Archie Hoth flew over from
H"sfpner yesterday with the Ace plane
which opened here three weeks ago,
with Henry Cohn, of Heppner, as pas
senger. The flight was made In less
than 80 minutes. During the Kound
Up Roth will make flights in the
mornings and evenings,, after the
Round-Up program, from the Jones
field at the top of the north side hill.
The plane visited Condon and Hep
pner after leaving here and after
Round-l'p it will be piloted to John
Ray and Prineville for the fairs at
those places.
"LET 'ER BUCK"
Vavy Iociiiitinir Officers Hero
H. K. Elder, commanding officer
ror navy recruiting In this stale, and
L. C. Thompson, commander of the
Medical corps. Captain Hardy and
Petty Officers Gates and Cordy com
prise a navy recruiting party which
Is in the city for duty during Round
Up. c. P. Brenner, chief machinist.
aviation, and D. L. Bellew, chief quar
termaster, aviation, are Iwre also on
recruiting duty. Captain Hardy has
an honorary title and wears the blue
of the gnli. He Is 86 years of ago and
is the only survivor of the Perry ex
pedition made to Japan in the fifties.
He spoke today at the O. W. R.& N.
park and told of his experiences while
a guest of the Emperor of Japan.
"I.KX 'EH Bl'CK
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DODGE BROTHERS BUSINESS CAR
Its established economy makes Dodge
Brothers Business Car a profitable
investment.
The haulage cost is unusually low.
Cottonwood A Water.
Flione B30
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for silk hats, preferably modified
or extremai sailor shsiSA. with
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or flat braid filled la Intricate
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Grocery
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PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE
The Greatest Stocks of Fall Merchandise
Await Your Inspection Here
When you get value, most varied assortments, highest quality, priced at about what you want to
; pay; satisfaction guaranteed. . . ; .
Tailored
Dresses
Nothing will give more service and. no thing is so good to wear
in so many different places, on the street, to work, shopping and '
calling. Many are trimmed with braid, embroidery and Astra
khan embroidery. Not a few are the coat 00 $85 00
CORRECT MODES IN WOMEN'S FALL AND ; v
WINTER COATS '. 1
A splendid assortment, featuring new designs, material and
colors. Various style belts and pockets, novel collar., arrange
ments. Plaited, gathered or panel J Q CA to Cf Cf Art
harks, fur trimmed or nlain. Prire. . Pli7.Jv tPldV.UV
NEW FALL DRESS
GOODS
It's high time to be
getting that new Fall
dress or suit. Buy the
goods and make them
up. You'll find the
newest weaves and col
orings here and they're
ready for your inspec
tion. Be sure to have
a look here before de
ciding what you want.
Epingle.. $2.00 to $4.00
Poiret Twill $5.00
Gabardine $4.00 to $5.00
Tricotine $5.00 to $8.50
Flannels . .$1.75 to $4.00
Serges. . . $2.00 to $4.00
Novelty Dress
Goods. $2.50 to $5.00
Coating. . $2.50 to-$7.50
Etc. Etc.
SILK HOSIERY
: We are really showing the best assortment of
silk hosiery we have ever shown. The best hosiery
we can buy. It's the freshest stock in Pendleton, of
fered in most any shade you may desire.
Silk hosiery that will fit well and wear better. The
pair . ..i 65c to $3.50
JUST RECEIVED '
Big shipment of new yarns just received.
KNITTING WORSTED, SHETLAND FLOSS,
SAXONY, GERMANTOWN, LADY FAIR.
Let 'er Buck
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GLOVES FOR WOMEN
Gloves of all kinds. Gloves to wear with that new
Fall suit or coat. Suede gloves, real Arabian mocha.
These are offered in Grey, Tan and Beaver, all sizes
Washable Cape in grey. tan. beaver and brown $3
Washable Kid in white only, pair $3.00
Keal Jb rench Kid Gloves in ( white, black, tan,
brown, beaver, champagne, etc. Self stitching and
contrasting heavy emb. . . $3.00 to $3.50
WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Offered in a wide range of styles, some plain,
some colored borders, some silk, some colored emb.
In fact we have most any kind of a Handkerchief
to suit you 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c 3 for
$1.00; 50c, 75c, $1.00.
VEILS AND VEILING
Of course you'll need a veil. We're showing a lot
of new styles in all colors. See the new Trench veil
ing and chenile dots.
Slip-on Veils 10c to 50c
Veiling, yard 25c to $1.25
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
Brand new fresh neckwear, full of .charm to give
that finishing touch to that dress or suit Well
, made and made to fit. Offered in net, Georgette,
organdie, etc. Neatly trimmed. Come here for your
new fall neckwear.
BEADS, BEAUTY PINS, EAR RINGS AND
LINGERIE PINS.
You need these little things to make out your toi
let for the dress of today. You can get reliable goods
at this store. Come in and see them.
' ' DRUG SUNDRIES
A complete stock of Drug Sundries and toilet ar
ticles of the well known Melba line. Let us fill your
toilet needs. .
WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR ROUND-UP
: 7 GOODS.
Come in now and get what you need while the As
sortments are Complete.
$16.50
ROUND-UP AA TO
SHIRTS PU.UU
A complete showing of Round-Up Shirts of silk,
wool challie and sateen in all sizes. Showing the
most desirable patterns and colorings. These shirts
are made right and they fit well. They are hand
made. Select yours right NOW! - . -
$22.50
ROUND-UP AM AA TO
HATS pi.vu
We're showing a big assortment of "Round-Up"
Hats in authentic styles in all colors, of felt and bea
ver. You'll find your size arid the one that suits vou
here. : '
Khaki Riding Skirts, cut on tl new lines, either in
light or dark shades ..... .V. .;...... $1.50 to $7.50
Corduroy Riding Skirts in tan. extra erood fittmar
skirts and well tailored . . ..... $7.50 to $10.00
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OF "ROUND-UP"
GOODS. COME IN AND GET FITTED OUT.
MUFFLERS
$2.50
Mufflers in a big array of colors of all descriptions.
Some plain colors, some with fancy borders and
many with printed Round-Up riders, etc. Every
body wears a Muffler. Buy one or two.
50cAND75c
ROUND-UP
HAT BANDS
Wear a Round-Up Hat Band on your hat.
have some styles specially for these hats.
We
"ROUND-UP BOOTS"
Here we are with a big selection of Round-Un
Boots for the man or woman who wants a very dres
sy boot.
These boots are all "Shipley Hand Made Boots"
and are boots that have and will stand the test.
We have them in French calf and French kid lea
thers, with the new London toe, double or single
stitching, all of new patterns. ' ,
If you are looking for a boot see these boots before
buying. See windpw for display.
PERSONAL
V. I Thompson, vice president of
the First National Bank of Portland,
came home this morning to be pres- -ent
du rinff the Round-Up.
N, J. Ttlvdensteln. m&nmrer of the
Umatilla Flour A drain Pn. rntnrtiFid
from Portland thia morninff.
Nace Grant, formerly chief of no
lice at Astoria, la among the pi any
law enforcing: men among Round-Up
visitors. -
Louis Stcclhammer, salesman for
the Pendleton Woolen Mills, ts here
for Round-Up.
Lawrence Calvert of Seattlo. son of
one of Alaska's hirjtest salmon can
tiers, motored in from the sound with
a part of fronds today,
The now Hungarian franchise re- ' hata to match.
present a verv flanhv
form bill enfranchises women under , lJKil, .
the same limits as men. " " wwn oi
Shm Austin furnUhea comedy in the
-i.t r -Kii in k street.
Strfet l&ral(
Harvey's Greater Minstrels will
very attractive street parade.
Not all the company partici
pate in the parade, as such people as
the stage mechanics, the Creole
Beauty Chorus are' buy ' with the
wardrobe and effects, ' f
make
i".tmductmr several novelties. The
wardrobe consisting jf purple and j This company ilt be at th Oregon
burn; orause, Skinner satin coat wita theater Thurday Sep tern be
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