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People Here and There
Likes It
, Clarence Whop, one of the owners
f the Pendleton Woolen Mills, Is u
pendletpn visitor.
A. B. Chapman, a sheep man of the
Pilot Hock district, was here today
transacting business.
' II. '15. Tucker, a community organ.
or for CommunlLy Kei viou., wIioho
headquarteri) are In Seattle, was here
today on business.
Incd 13 applicants for licenses to prac
tice In Oregon.
Albert Peterson, who owns moHt of
'.he business establishments In L'klah
anil la un urch booster for an Im
proved road to that part of the coun
ty, Ih here today. He Ib preparing a
IiIr horse sale hero on July 23.
,;' lluslncss matters that demand at
tention we the cuue of the visit to
J'endletnn of Jirs. Janet pnnd a resi
dent of Seattle. ' khe formerly lived
here. After a brief may here she will
go tp Alberta, Canada, to, look after
land there.
Dr. II, C. Ellsworth has returned
from Portland where he has been on
business for the Pacific Chiropractic
colleKe. lie was president of an ex
amining board which recently exam-
BANDITSHOLD UPHAR '
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J'lTTKIUTtG, July 15. v P.)
Pour masked men held up mi electric
car und escaped with $40,0(10 carried
ly tho coal company paymaster.
To clean light matting, after It has
loo n taken up and thoroughly brushed
on both Bides, use weak borax water.
Just lyike the Beach!
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NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
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iDr. H, H. Hattery is to leave. Sun-
dny to take post frntduata work In
surgery in New York, hnroute he
will stop nt Mayo Uros. at Kochester
and also in CIiIcuko. He wlU be ab
sent on his trip a month.
.'Children of New York' sweltering East Side don't have to bo to
Coney la'and to get cool. The street cleaning department stages a daily
" Utihing party with street sprinklers.
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i& QUALITY,
0f SKRVIQE
GROCERY
Truffle lojalor I'lned
1. J. summers, a tourist, was fined
(5 yesterday in the court of Justice
Joe H. Parkex when he pleaded guilty
to a.chartf3 of driving his ear without
having a 1921 license. . He was using a
last year's plate. He paid. His arrest
was' made by' Deputy Sheriff Wes
Spears. ' '
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FOREMAN SAYS HE
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Look at President nbert of Oer
many smile as he partakes of a stein
of beer. Well,' who wouldnU kmi'.e?
;IiIm On Vaiat.'on.
Leslie K. (ilbbs of tho advertising
depurtment of the Bast Orenonjan, Is
enjoying a week's vacation. He is ob
serving tho '.'Seo' Pendleton First" hIo.
gan and is whlling away the hours
playing golf and In other pursuits
Quality
TWO PHONES
I Well made Uroomg, each
s Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 rolls
Phez Brand Apple. Butter, 22 oz. jar ....
Extra Good Bulk Coffee, 3 pounds
Service
60c
.....u. ... 25c
25c
$1.00
Tree Tea, Ceylon and Java Blend, fine for iced tea. 5
- The pound -60c
s - -5
r Pure Extracted Honey, quart jar : 65s
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g Everything pisr.ible to obtain in fresh Fruits and 5
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Tire Retreading
We use the DRI-CUp method of re
treading old casings, this is a process
where in the lire is rebuilt by using the
same methods used in its manufacture
in the factory The tire is cut down to
its carcass (the cord or fibre base) rein
forced in ali weak spots then a' new
tread is cured on from virgin rubber in
our steam moulds. This gives you a new
wearing surface for less than half the
cost of a new tire. Come in and let us
.show you tires now undergoing this pro
ccss and the finished product.
1 h Simpson-Sturgis
'Fcr Service Phone 651
Peiulletoii, Ore. 223 E. Court St.
. XoKien Rule Hotel Buildinc,
flub Women Muko Itctiuost .
"We aro devoting a series of meet
ings In a study of America, and we
would very much appreciate any infor
mation about Kastern Oregon that you
can furnish. We are particularly in
terested in your Round-Up." That is
the1iirrilen ftPa rmeM' fllAt Ks heVif
received here fr m a 'woman's cluU at
Durant, Miss.
AI.T.IANf'K, N'elir..July 15. (V.
p.) According to reports, a cloud
hurst -near Andrews took ' one life,
washed, out bridges, drowned live-
slock and destroyed Homes, i ne
town of Crawford, on the White river
in preparing against the wall 01 wa
ter expected downstream at any time.
m-lres are down. Crops aro reported
to ho damaged considerably.
llotttou Trade To Help .
Assurance that the Doxton wool
trade Interests will lend their aid and
Influence In'the flht thai is belnn
wunfil by tho western sheep men to
have freight rates lowered has been
received by the secrtary of the Ore
gon Wool Growers' association. Ter
minal rates have already hern reduc
ed in order to permit the railroads to
.compote with water rates, but inland
points are not receiving a fair deal, ac
cordinu to sentiment that has develop
ed. Several lines of business are unit-i
rd in tho effort to get a change. j
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I.O.W g.i.mm.ooo TO l.II'.FJtlA.
WASHINGTON, July IS. -(I..N. S.)
,V loan of five millions to , I Jlieria
has been aureed upon by the Btate de
partment it developed when Secretiry
of the Treasury Bellon apepared u
fore tho senate finance committee l.
discuss the foreign loan situation.'
CLOUDBURST TAKES LIFE
Will NBT LOAN M0.NEY
' TO FOREIGN POVifTRS
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wAsuiNGTox; July .1 i.a. jvi-r.
CoiiKieasional leaders refused au
thority to eseeuto departments seek
ing to lend further money to foreign
powers, was disclosed, when Senator
Penrose told the finance committe he
had possession ofsthe bill, not yet In.
troduced. givins such" authority. Ha
said he did not intend to present the
bill now.
Although ninety-six per cent of the
twenty-two thousand inhabitants of
the Alland Islands speak Swedish
they have formed part of Finland for
more than a century. .
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DISAPPEAR FROM HOMES
SI5ATTI B, July -IS. (IT. P.) The
police are seeking two girls, both
years of ase who have disappeared.
Alice Johnson went to meet her step
father at the train, and hasjiot been
seen since. ,
Lucille Shellharger. of Raymond,
disappeared, probably with a Turkish
ronpier, formerly staying- at the fchell
barger home, according to the police
who peek such a man.
A boy sixteen years o:c, while swim
ming in the Niagara river above Ni
agara Falls, was swept , out Into the
current and over the falls. He saved
himself by clinging to a'drlfing log
which was whirling around in the out
er eddy of the big whirlpool. Hoy
companions threw him the end of a
rope and hauled him ashore uninjured.
While July wheat declined in price
today, September and Decern ljer wheat
increased in price, the closing quota
tions for the three being for
July, $1.33 for September and -$1.3,7
for Decern ber. ' Yesterday"s closings
were July $1.32 "5 . September 1.S1
and December, $1.35.
Following arJ tho flotations receiv
ed by Overbeck & Cooke, local brok
ers: , " .. ' '
Wheat
Open High Low
$1.31 $1.34 $1.30
1.34 .1.30
1.3ii
Corn
.64 '-i
.62 U
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Wheat The lower start this morn
ing based on the car lot deliveries may
be made of ca.-h wheat was noCaccept
ed by any such volume of liquidation
us was anticipated. About mid-session
the market gained Strength on
buying iufhuficcd by tho advance reg
istered in Kansas City cash prices. It
is quae evident that from now on
weather conditions will be of only
minor Importance, and fluctuations
July
Sept
l)ec.
July
Sept.
Dec.
1.34
.63 'i
.61
.5 a
1.33
.62
61H
Close
$1.304
1.33
1.37
.63
.61
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Portland Man Was About All
In When He Found Relief
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"I'm now going- on seventy years nt
a?e, but there's not a man on the yards
who feel better at the end of a day's
work than I do," said Samuel B. .Apple,
well-known yard foreman for the New
Mexico Lumber Co., residing at 464
Knxt Clay St., Portland, Oregon, while
relating his experience with Tanlac re
cently. ,
"For thn past three years, that it un
til I got Tanlac, my stomach has given
me a great deal of trouble. I got to
where practically everything I ate
seemed to collect In a lump like lead
right in the pit of my stomach, gait
would form and bloat me up OS tifcht
a a drum anil cramping pains would
nearly double aie up. My back hurt
so bad I just could drag through the
day and then when I got home I
couldn't eat a bite of supper and had
to craw! r'ght Into bed.
"Well, I thought I would have to
give up work, but I heard so much
about Tanlac T got a bottlo and It's
simply made a new man out of me.
I've taken five bottles of this medi
cine and am eating big meals of sub
stantial food like I used to eat year
ago 'and never have a bit of trouble
afterward."'. I'm rid of all thee aches
and pains, have gained ten pounds In
weight and all my old-time strength
und energy have come back to ma. In
fact I feel fully ten years younger and
hope my statement may cause other
to take Tanlac, for I believe It will help
them just like it did me."
For itale in Pendleton by Thomp
son's Drug Flore.
will again he governed by tho altitude
of foreigners and domestic milling In
terests in taking the offerings of new
weati -Aune-tiine tnyno market
declined sharply on a report that the
British wprp offering to resell wheat
bought at lower prices, bu( tills later
proved to be of no consequence, as jt
developed that England had made
fresh purchases, while Germany was
said to have accepted everything
offered. The tyodern Miller., crop
thing offered. The. Modern Miller crop
report confirmed disappointing yields
and poor quality winter wheat, and
reports from the northwest were again
to the effect a serious amount of irre
parable damage has .already been
done. Under present conditions It is!
not likely that price declines will be J
permanent or far extended. j
Cash Market ;
6ea'l.
"Harvest Specials"
In Watches.
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Many farm laborers do not wish to car
ry their better watches into the field3. Real
izing this we have watches which we term
"Harvest Specials." These are bo priced to (
enable anyone to buy an inexpensive watch
and save the wear and dirt which would
ruin their better timepiece., .. ,
Jngersolls (all grade)
' , , Pocket Ben, $2.00
QC A Fr- Tills Week Only, SI (kP
OlIU Heavy Drinking glasses UUU
dernier
The LargetM Dtamotnl loalers In EsHe.u iift,n
f
1 hard white I.. 11. 18
1 soft white , . . . .
J white club . .
I hard winter . . .
1 northern spring
I Red ,Walla Walla. .
rort'l. (
$1.21
$1.19
$1.19 !
Ii 1 s I
$1.16
$1.14
i r.ed ......
3 Red . . : . .
1 Hard .
2 .Hard
2 mixed corn
2 white oats
$1.17
. .$1.17
. .$1.15
. .$1.15
. .$1.15
Chicago Cash
$1.32 f $1.35
1.29 . 1.31 .
1.32 fi) 1.35
1.22 O 1.35
.62 .63
.3S'i 0 .40
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Bpy with wlieeJ-rPhone
321.
WANTED TO RENT Pmall furnished
. house. Address "50" this office.
We Will Have 'Em
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The finest Loganberries on th wwdt for yto
morjowAJso R.berrie,. Blackberries and Black
"" Caps." Do your canning now.
We will have plenty of nice Spring. Chickens for
your Sunday dinner.
A full line of fresh, crisp cool vegetables.
Get into the' habit of looking over our prices be
fore you buy. It may pay you.
"THE TABLE SUPPLY
Plione 187
739 Main Street
Pendleton
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors
Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices '
East Oregonian Printing Departinent: .
Peace Talked War Races
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Despain & Lee Cash Grocery
Phone 880
209 E. Court St.
Specials Saturday Specials
22 bars Laundry Soap
14 Palm Olive Soap
10 pounds Pilsnes
12 pounds Sugar '.V........
1 gallon'Karo, light .....
1 gallon Karo, dark
..$1.00
.$i.oo
$1.40
.$1.00
95c
90c
COFFEE
5 lbs. M. J. B. Coffee... ...
5 lbs. Geld Shield
5 lbs. Hills Blue
3 lbs. M. J. B. (B Brand)
.$2.00
$1.85
.$1.50
80c
ARMOUR LARD
10 lbs. net Lard
5 lbs. net Lard
.$1.75
90c
While peace negotiations prourcss. war between li e Britioli und tlie
Siinn rCIHVIB Hi ri,i4 naimo mv - . . . j -- ...
shot In a Dublin street unliuah, is shown ijiviii a dying nicwaK lo a
cergant of the polic. ' ' . . -'-
Saturday Only
" citrus" POWDER
4 packages Citrus $1-00
Saturday only
MAZOLA OR WESSON OIL
1.2 gallon Wesson 011.1......-.-..........$1.00
1-2 gallon Mazola Oil . ..1 ......-$1,00
Special
FLOUR
19 pound sack $2-0
I barrel, 4 sacks , $7.85
8 cans Corn $-00
8 cans Tomatoes $1.00
6 cans Kraut $J-00
7 cans Salmon, 1 lb $1.00
6 cms Hominy $100
3 lb. can Chocolate $1-00
8 packages Corn Flakes ...$1.00
8 packages Post Toasties $1.00
3 packages Crackers $1-0
14 lbs. Small White Beans $1.00
II lbs. Red Mexican Beans $1.00
SPECIAL MILK SPECIAL
9 large Carnation Milk $1.00
10 large Canyon Milk $100
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