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News of Pendleton
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CAIiENDAH OF EvENT
Nov. 11-25 lied Cross Roll
Call.
Nov. IS. University of Ore- t
gon homecoming, Kugonn.
Nov. 18-JO Pacific Interna.
tlonal Livestock Exposition, Port-
land.
Nov. 22. American Legion
concert.
Nov. 25. Thanksgiving.
Doc. 8. Annual Mooting .
Uuuiul-t'p directors.
Dec. 10. aula of Indian lands,
ugeney.
against their went end opponents. A
few students accompanied the players
as spi'ctutors nnd ull will return this
evening.
Hoy K. More III
Hoy K. Morse, of The Peoples'
Warehouse, Is 111 at Ills homo on Perk
Iiib avenue. "
Second Team (lom to IMity
1'enillHlnn high school's second team
In charge of Orvillc, Reeves, of, the
faculty, left this morning In auto for
llerinlston where they are to pluy the
lter.-lston hlKh eleven this afternoon.
Most f2 the boys who made the Jour
ney hud a good workout In the ga'tno
Mhrurluns In llcniilslon
Ms Habra Nason, county librarian
and Miss Freda Glover, assistum li
brarian, are In Hormlston catuloglng
books In the llermlston branch of the
county library system.
New NorOi-o Marls Tomorrow
patrons of the O. W. It & N. tomor
row will bo observing a new tlmo
schedule for most of the trains, as a
revised tlmo care takes eneci ai iz:ui
m Hundny. Walla Walla passengers
tomorrow will have 15 minute longer
to catch No. R, Hs leaving time having
been made 0. m. No. 24, irom run-
1 will arrive 10 minute earner
than nnvv nnd leave for La.Grando at
If,.' No. IS will leave at .:& in-
steud of 5 p. m. No. n for Portland
will leave 25 minutes later than now,
or at 12:25 p. m. Night trains for
Portland leave at 10:30 p. m., carry
ing Portland and fipokune sleepers,
r.d 1:28 a. m., the latter'' being
through train No. m.
Mrs. Lindsay Wantotl
Mrs. Etta Undsay is wanted by the
lied Cross, which has Important lnfor.
million for her. Hho Is the mother of
Hoyd Emerson Lindsay.
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Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts. 73
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Other DcpU. 78
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ye, Run This Business on
the Principle That the Pub
lic Is Always Riglit
We believe that the public never complains
about ft food article that it good.
If you ever receive anything from here that is
not jut exactly what you think it should' be, we
will consider it a favor if you will call us and give
us an opportunity to replace it.
"YOU CAN DEPEND ON '101' "
Pendleton Cash Market. Inc.
PHONES 101
(FrtvMe Bichangw Connect Both Di irf mati)
flNE UKOCItfUiS AND MEAT!
.ioi"nn-ioi-ioi loi-ioi-iui-iui-ioi-ioi-
ICxpriKH OMro .Moved
The American Kxpress office, for
merly located In the tiowmun bulldinif.
has been moved to the Crltmnn bollil-
inu at 300 West Webb. Tho quartern
are the ones formerly used by the
State Mshwny department.
Indians Arrested.
John Hnyder and Isaac Patrick,
charRed with being drunk last nlfrht
were arrested by Officer Myers and
friven a hcarinit In police court this
mornin. Neither had the 10 fine
assessed aealnst hlln and both west
to Jail. The defendants ore Indians.
IVniilia IsMiiciI T.
Building- permits were Issued l,v the
city rcorder late Friday to Henry
Hone and to 8am Wright. TJie former
will remodel a dwelling at 4IIH Tustin
street at a cost of 300 and the latter
will erect a store room and shop nt
114 Stonewall Jackson street at a cost
of J300.
I'lKMiipIo) iiM-nt Vol liud Here.
fendleton Is more fortunate than
most coast towns In the matter of un
employment, Mayor John L. Vauglian
said today. There are not believed to
be more than 50 men here without
work and only a few of them have !
been long without It. Three young jr
men yesterday confronted the mayor r5
with a request for a Job. declaring that 'EE
they were willing to work for their !
unard until something better came
along.
Oddfellows ;o to Ilcppner.
Severul carloads of Oddfellows from
Rureka Iidge No. 32, left this after
noon for Jleppner where, tonight, the
degree team of the local lodge will
confer work upon a large class. Hcpp-
"-.cr Oddfellows are having one of the
h.rgest meetings and entertainments of
the year In honor of the visit of Grand
Warden H. F. Bowman and Grand
Patriarch It. F.' Kirkpatrick of this
city, who accompanied the degree
team. The party, which numbers close
to 20. will return on Sundav.
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Dolls-Dolls-Dolls
Make that Utile daughter of yours l.a.py by getting one ui
0,'?'e',halcrther'largest stock of dolls In I'endlolon. and wo are
, say that they are of the best uuahty that we could
josslbly gi t. ,
And the prces arc within reach of ull.
l.Vi to 2.H1
Don't buy bffore scing our lino, for wo are certain that wo
"f our dolls or toys will hold it for you until
Christmas.
HaiHTort Thanks IH-al Folk.
A letter expressing his appreciation
for nil the courtesies extended him bv
Pendleton folk during his recent stay
here was received today from T. X.
Bancroft, of Denver, father of the late
r.mmett Bancroft (.Veil Hart). Mr.1
Uancroft addressed his communica
tion to Rev. W. H. Cog, who was one
of the condemned man's spiritual ad
visors while ha was confined In the
county Jail here. Mr. Bancroft re
turned to Ills home In Denver on the
night before the execution of his son
at fialom.
Men's Suits, and Overcoats On Sale
The savings to be made are worth while. Come in now and buy yours and enjoy
a full season's wear. We guarantee highest quality materials, best of workmanship
and a 1st class fit. You must be satisfied o r it's no sale. 4 "iti w r ,ii
ALTERATIONS FREE x V
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Ixlucalbinal Tours IMauncd.
i enoieion youin win be given an I
opportunity to see how woulen Idan- i
kets are made, how flour ts ground.
silver foxes are raised, a state Institu
tion conducted nnd other Industries
explained if plans of County Y. M. C.
A. Secretary Cash Wood are carried
out. Mr. Wood is making arrange
ments to take Saturday educational I
lours during the next few weeks to
the various Industries of tho city. Next
Saturday the first such tour will be
undertaken and small boys and larger
ones who desire to accompany Mr.
wood will meet at the Y offices In the
oespain block at 9 a. m. If the: day
Is fair lunch materials will be taken
hnd an outdoor spread be cooked at
some spot along the river bank close I
to town.
$25.00, Reduced to
$27.50, Reduced to .......... . $20.65
$30.00, Reduced to $22.50
$35.00, Reduced to ; . . . $26.50
'$37.50, Reduced to $28.75
$40.00, Reduced to ... ' $30.00
$55.00, Reduced to
$57.50, Reduced to
$60.00, Reduced to
$62.50, Reduced to
$65.00, Reduced to
$41.25
$43.15,
$45.00
$46.90
$43.75
$42.50, Reduced to
$45.00, Reduced to
$47.50,-Reduced to
$50.00, Reduced to
$52.50, Reduced to
$31.90
$33.75
$35.65
$37.50
$39.40
$70.00, Reduced to $52.50
$72.50, Reduced to.-. .... . . ... . $54.40
$75.00, Reduced to
$77.50, Reduced to
$80.00, Reduced to
$82.50, Reduced to
$85.00, Reduced to
$56.25
$58.15
$60.00
$61.90
$63.75
The BEE HIVE
p.y Cah iendMon, Variety Store Save Cwh
heaper Living Expenses
BY USING A UNIVERSAL
WHITE MBCfll
SPUSHCR BACK
fATENTED ADJUSTABLE f;
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SCS.I0 CAST
DROP DOOR
0MSINATI0M SM0 L CHECK
DAMPER
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WHITE P0KEUIN 000 FR0r
i New Sclicdnlc (ilvrn
Following Is the new O. W. It. & N.
train schedule which goes into effect
I tomorrow: Kat bound. No. 4, arrives
! at 13:15, leaves 12:20: No. 6, mail and
jcxpress only, arrives 4:40, leaves 4:50;
No. 14, arrives 7:10 n. m., leaves 7:15;
i No. 16 (motor) arrives 10:30 a. m.:
No. 2, arrives 4:35 p. m. leaves 6:10:
No. 18, arrives 4:40 p. m. leaves 4:50;
No. 41 leaves at 9.20 a. m.; No. 42. ar
rives 2:20 p. in.; No. 61, mixed train.
arrives 2:20 p, m.; No. 52, leaves 10:15
a. m. West bound, No. 19, arrives 1:13
m leaves 1:28; No. 5, mail and ex
press only, arrives 1:18 a. m., leaves
3; No. 1, arrives at 9 a. m., leaves
9:05; No. 17, arrives 12:20 p. m..
avcs 12.25; No. 15 (motor) leaves
0 p. m.; No. 23 new I'ortland-Pen-
dluion train, arrives here at 10:20 p,
m., leaves at 10:30.
Grocery Department
A New Shipment of Bizet Brand Import
ed Spanish Green Olives just arrived at
Alexanders.
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MILL BOARD
HEAVY POLISHED.
STEEL BODY
INSIDE PORCELAIN
OVTN DOOR LIMtNS
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cican Out ooo'
A full line Porcelain Ranges
blacking necessary. .
J TBIQUTEJUNIYERSAL
Easily kept clean
No
PLAIN
2J oz. bottles
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S 22 oz. bottles . . 85c
12V2 oz. bottles .......
10 oz. bottles
8 oz. bottles . 35c
STUFFED
oz. bottles
6oz. bottles
4 oz. bottles ...
Curtis Ripe Olives, 9 oz. red cans
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40c
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PRINCETON TAKES YALE
BY 20-0 SCORE TODAY
STADH'M, Princeton, Nov. 13.
(tT. P. I Princeton defeated Yale here
this afternoon. 20-0. making two
touchdowns and converted goals and
two field goals.
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FIRE THREATENS ENTIRE
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, Ml Mveml Stoves &Fumam Mm
VANOOUVKR. U. C. Nov. 13. (X.
p.) Klre which threatened Van
cover's entile waterfront broke out nt
4 o'clock this morning aboard the
steamer Itallena, which burned to the
water's edse and sank. Considerable
damage was dono to the steamer
lowana, also. Tho loss will total
$200,000.
Twelve of the Pallena's crew wero
asleep on board when the fire broko
out. All except the night watchman,
who was suffocated, were rescued.
U. S. Inspected
What does U. S. Inspected Meats mean to you ?
Meat, in order to secure the U. S. Inspection
stamp, must be slaughtered,- dressed and cooled un
der the observation of the inspector, thus assuring
the purchasing public when buying U. S. Inspected
meats-a quality piece of goods, clean, sanitary and
wholesome.
CiOOnYFAU TIKK PRICES CI T
AKRON. Nov. 13 lA. P.) Offi
cials of the (loodyenr Tire A Rubber
icomnany have announced a cut In
prices ranging as high as 15 per cent.
New prices go Into effect on Monday.
No reduction In pleasure, ctir tires or
repair materials was made.
"Tie Table
Phono 187 nd 1SS
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
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Prepare the car for winter's driv
ing or have it overhauled while it '
is idle. There's no time like the
present Cold weather calls for
the best there is in your motor
to get out of it all its good quali
ties it must be in A-l shape.
KUDX TANNLER
General Auto Repairing
Cottonwood and Water
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