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IT PAYS TO PAY CASH AT CONROYS
CASH
GROCERY
Gold Dtnt, large package 30c
Bob White Soap, 14 bar $1.00
Rc 6 lb. $1.00
Federal Milk, 6 large Can $1.00
California Walnut, lb. 45c
Van Camp Pork and Beans, No. 2 tin 5 for $1
Happy Home Jelly Powder, package 10c
Church Crape Juice, quart bottles ..60c
Pickles, gallon glass jars
Sweets, $2.00; sours, $1.35; dills, $1.50
Frank' Hamburger Steak Meat Treat 20c
Chicken a la King, each 20c
Bulk Raisin 25 lb. boxes, $5.75
Prunes, 6 lbs. for $1.00
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
OFFICES AND OFFICERS
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t.uui-illun aad Aporataers NamMJ
W. P. lumey w:it upolnteil guunlliin j
toil y of the parson of Anna Peterson, ;
(omnipotent. B. W. McOorniiH, W. J.
Clarke and 10. J. Sommervlllo wcr
named appraiser. ..
rix BfottafW Jiidirmciit.
.luiigment in thu sum w'"1 1
intercut from July 1, 1917, und cts
of null, wiih given Leo L. Fix und C. J.
Fix aKHlnut Dun C. Glbon und Qcorgo i
Hullcy In circuit court today.
We Have Made it Possible for You to Choose Your NEW FURNITURE with ease, by
assembling a wide and varied assortment from which to make a selection.
ROCKERS
Rockers of every description are
displayed for easy selection, includ
ing oak, leather, tapestry and reed.
High and medium quality at the
right prices.
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I A Judgment of tha circuit court,
f)led today, uphold the amended ver-
'diet of the Junuury circuit court jury
I In the cune of H. Met ft Horn) vh. W.
I. Kbbort, nnd glvcH the defendant
land cotH. The verdict hh MtarMd b)
tin- jury ut rirat wun declared ly thatfl
to In SoUrlffUOU the judgment to-
day uphold the letter und fpi It of
their meuulng. Hy the original ver
dict us Interpreted, the defendant wim
given u Judgment of more than
,700.
SPECIAL TOMORROW ONLY
GALVANIZED WASH TUBS
ONLY $1.50
This is thn regular No. 2 size, 22 inches across, good,
stror.g and durable.
Select Your LUGGAGE
From Our Lines '
Everyone likes good looking
and good iuullty luggage and
we have Junt that kind. Suit
cubcx, bagH, trunk, etc.. are
utiown In a wide range of price.
BABY CRIBS
Several different styles are shown. Step in and
see if we haven't just the kind you have been think
ing of.
CRUIKSHANK & HAMPTON
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FORD
The Universal Car
lllot Hi K-IkI Honored.
A certificate wan ni-nt to Hrhool dis
trict No. 1 at I'llot Hock today Hhow
m a that Hh irrudc Kehool H a Kchool
auxiliary of the American Ited Oobh
wllh u 1(111 ner cenl meniberNlilIJ. M i
certificate ure sent out by the county
superintendent of bcIiooi.
124 E. WEBB
"QUALITY COUNTS"
Use Our Exchange Department
Hill
Phone 548
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j Sullivan ;! Title.
! Title to a parcel of land In section
2 tWnshlp 5 north, range 3.1 east was
given In fee simple today to Frank Sul
livan by decree of the circuit court.
Ho recently brougt suit against Charles
Crossman et al.. to clear the title.
Defendant Gets Divorce
A decree of divorce was granted the
defendant today In the case of Henri
etta Metzker vs. James A. Metzker.
The defendant filed a croal-complaint
v.'hlch was not contested by the plaintiff.
field is secured Harvard Is to Join the I Polo for years has been flourishing I
ranks. I I" many of the larger army posts, es-
owlug to the novelty of the venture i ecisjly in Texas. The success ruu j
and the inexperience of the teams no Ing there prompted the war depart-1
Intercollegiate matches, will be at- ment to put the sport on a .broader
tempted for uj-leust-u year, 'scale and nationalize it if possible. ;
BUY YOUR FORD CAR NOW
To make sure of getting a Ford car, buy ona now.
Don't wait until spring but buy now while deliveries
are possible. Even next month is an uncertainty.
The number of Ford cars allotted to this territory
is limited and specified. Even to get our allotment,
we must have real, bona-fide orders for cars. Just
so many cars allotted us; just so many will get cars;
will you be one of them ? These who order their cars
now will be protecting themselves. If you would be
forehanded, get your name on an order today.
Don't think you cannot use it if you get it now.
The four seasons are all alike to the Ford car. It is
a necessity every month of the year. Besides, the
Ford car is lowest in upkeep cost and easiest in oper
ation. And the new Ford electric starting and light- 1
ing system makes driving more convenient. Your or- I
der for either open o enclosed cars will have our
p: tnpt attention.
Simpson Auto Co
Cor. Water A Johnson fits. Ilionc 40
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McDonald Kntule Admitted '
Tho estate of the late Harry Orlan
do McDonald was admitted to probalc
today and Alonzo W. Knotts appointed
administrator. W. W. Wegncr, Arthur
Osborn and Frank Jordan were named
appraisers.
HAUAIIAN JAPANESE
SEEK CITIZENSHIP
Standard Grocery Co,
The one good store where you get real values.
Campbells 'Soups 15c can
' Cove Oysters 20c Can
' Honey 50c pint; 90c quart
Macaroni and Spaghetti 10c package
! Oranges 50c, 70c, 80c, $1.00 dozen
Swift's Bacon 65c pound
Swift's Ham 50c pound
, Home Canned Fruit 65c quart
C. L Bonney, Pres.
230 E. Court St.
Phone 96
HONoWI.r. T. II., Feb. 14. Every
Japanese pupil born In Hawaii and
enrolled In grades li, 6 7 and H of the
public, schools of North Kohala. Island
of Hawaii, has declared his Intention
to become an American citizen, ac- Z
cording to the report of Hertha Ren
Taylor, supervising principal.
It also was announced that the chil
dren all bad made their declarations
with the consent of their parents, and
jthat the Jupunese consul-general at
Honolulu had been asked to take the
! steps necessary to have them released
j from al! allegiance to tho Japanese
I emperor.
In this connection the .lapanese
Amerlean resident of the Islands re-
irently petitioned the Japanese govern
ment to release them from the con
trol of the Japanese dual citizenship
laws, and sent a request to President
Wilson that he also bring their rte-
Blres to the attention of the govern.
merit atToliio.
STOLEN lTbERTY BONDS
AND STAMPS WORTH
MILLIONS ARE HELD
LACK OF REST
worry, over-work or imperfect nourishment, all
in a measure contribute to and are the be
ginnings of nervous prostration.
SCOTT'S EMULSION
is a decided help to those who are nervous, in that it
provides an easily assimilated food that quid ly builds up
the general health by nourishing the whole body. Give
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less attenUon to worry; enjoy regular rest ana sieep
and take Scoff's EmuUicn regularly after meals.
Scott'a never fails to nourish and strengthen.
The exclusive gmde cf cod-liver oil used in Scott'a ErfuUion is the famous
Asj & b Pft.s," made in Norway aod refined in our own American
Laboratories. 11 U a guarantee of purity and balatability unsurpassed.
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Stolen registered Liberty bonds anil
War Savings Stamps amounting in
value to several million dollars, recov
ered by the United States secret ser
vice in a nation-wide cleanup of fake
brol.i-rs' establishments, are to be re
stored to their rightful owners by the
treasury department, it is announced.
Most of the securities seized previous
ly had. ben recorded an Inst or stolen.
TrenH'irv officials y raids have
"ached the point of a successful
roundup of the chief violators.
IT'S NOT A BLUFF
But the very best stuff in the "grub" you get
at
The Jolly Inn
Save your pep for Jolly Inn dances and good eats
that will be served beginning Monday. New floor,
pep music, congenial employes, good time.
Hotel St. George Basement.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Pendleton
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J PENDLETON, OREGON
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Offers an unexcelled banking service to in
dividuals and corporations; transacts a
general banking business and maintains
special departments with facilities of the
highest character.
Acts as administrator of estates, or as ex
ecutor or trustee under wills.
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J. L. VAUGHAN
ELECTRIC CONTRACTS
EVERYTHING ELECTRIC
LET US SHOW YOU AN EDEN WASHER
made like an automobile.
none 139
200 K. Court St.
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nOPKNHAGBN', Feb. 13. Latest
returns of the Schleswlg plebiscite
gave 7.' 022 for Denmark, and 2;,087
! for Germany.
COLLEGES TRY POLO 10
BETTER
Formal Opening of Our
Delicatessen Department
is a good, honest car, clean through, dependable
in performance and trustworthy in it ability to
take you there and bring you back.
tT.&S. Motor Co.
5 ?
0 722 'Cottonwood Phone 46
BY HENRY U FARRELI
(I'nited Presa staff Correspondent.)
VCVL von IV ir.l 1 "ITrnm tha
esavtl humble and inconspicuous role of a
freshman at JQlank Uni'ersity, rose to
the hiRhest rank of university great
ness toda. Astride the pony he had
(been (rooming1 and rubbing down for
veekn he entered the game In the fi
jnal period and after a daring (till Hart
ride down the field, with a skillful
j swing of t be mallet he knocked the
tiny sphere for a goal that nave the
j Hlank polo (earn a spectacular victory
x-collefre in the deciding game for the
i-lia uipionship."
This is an advance of some game.
some place, some time in the future.
UttarMUfltM sport.
M,irard. Yale. Cornell and Prince
ton have adopted polo as an intercol
legiate sport.
List fall. General March, chief of
staff of the army, ordered polo estab-
ns u en as a miijor bui t in su l umps,
; posts ;nii garrisons or ine service,
i iJeclaring that polo brought about
' "the development of horsemanship,
j skill and darlnjr no valuable to all
Americans," he urged that colleges
take up the sport.
War nMMHmont Aids.
Tn :tll eolleges where the R. O. T. C.
is operated, the war department offer
led to furnish the Instructors. the
mounts, saddle, inalleta and all the
I paraphenalfa.
Twenty-four ponies, pnrchnsed in
Texas. h;ve been assigned to Y:ile and
ICornell. which were among the first
to accept the offer of the government.
According to report practice win re
I j Started thlfl spring at both universities.
WL PrlncMon haa applied bo thi nt lie
Swift's Premium Boiled Ham, lb 75c
Cervelat, pound 85c
Luncheon Corn Beef, pound 50c
Frankfutters, pound 30c
Veal Loaf, pound 50c
Salami, pound 90c
Bologna, pound . 30c
Mortadella. pound 50c
Smoked Liver Sausage, pound 45c
SALADS MADE FRESH EVERY DAY
Shrimp Salad, pound 60c
Club House Salad, pound 40c
Potato Salad, pound 30c
OUR BULK MAYONNAISE IS
UNSURPASSED
Bulk Mayonnaise, pound 70c
. BULK OLIVES AND PICKLES
Bulk Ripe Olives, pint 35c
Bulk Sweet Pickles, pint 30c
Bulk Sour Pickles, pint 25c
30c
10c
75c
45c
Bulk Queen Olives, pint 35c
Bulk Mixed Sweet Pickles, pint . . .
Bulk Dill Pickles, 3 for
EXTRA FINE CHEESE
Badger State Swiss Cheese, pound . .
Tillamook Cheese, pound
Limburger Cheese, pound 50c
Bulk Pimento Cheese, pound 70c
Elkhorn Cambert Cheese, large size. . 70c
PURITY CROSS CHEF SERVICE
PRODUCTS
Cream Chicken, A La King, can 30c
Welsh Rarebit, large cans . . 45c, small 25c
(Just heat and serve on toast)
Taylor's Boneless Chicken Tamales,
can 20c
Van Camp's Chili Con Carne, can 20c
Bulk Peanut Butter, pound 30c
Pickled Pork, pound ' 45c
Bulk Sauer Kraut, quart 15c
GROCERY
artment
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