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DULY EAST OrjrONTA Pr2TPLET0N OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 15, 10H.
EIGHT PAGES
NEW FRESH
iiams and Bacon
Swift's Premium
Winchester
Let ot send you one and make yoar treaUsta.ppetinrig
PICKLES and OLIVES
Sweet Pickles in biuk, per quart
Jvmit Pickles in bn'k, per quart .
25
23
Stuffed Queen Olives in Vnl 23, 5 Or, 73 and SI -23
..... . - M fr 1 rVS
Selected Qaoon Olives in Ootrles-
40, 63 nd S1.00
STANDARD GROCERY GO.
Where all are P eased
Court and Johnson Sts.
newsy llotcs
of Pendleton.
w1-t-. leaner! Nnntlay. '
The furw-ral t Mrs. IVlr-r Anderson J
;vil held Sunday iftMT'H at
;S o'clock at the Rpiscorval church.
! Kcv. sinner ofTiciatire.
ratinrt at Hospital We.
Mrs. Sarah Cole, a patient at the
eastern Orefion slate hospital diaJ
last inht of mental exhaustion and
jine remains ui oe piurpea o
I v n. Ir interment. ieceasea mnmi ij
lived in that city.
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' Takw -Viet urn Witbont Mam.
i Sheriff T. V. Taylor arrived home
i this mornir.s from Ellensberjr. Wn.
i here he went to secure Georpe H
i ?huwy. anted tw re on a non-sup
port charge. Miawty refused to re
turn unless extradited.
r
JlTX) COWS.
One car load high rrade Jersey
cows and heifers Just arrived and are
offered for sale at Oregon Feed
Yard. Pendleton, Ore. Cotne and see
them. AdT.)
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DIAMONDS
MOUNTED
OR RESET
nrniiiMinmiumi
Maay lautifnl stones row
f howii for yon to select
from.
GET ONE FOR 'TTER-
Wm. H&nscomBi
LOCALS
0 Advertising in Brief
KATKS.
FVr Itae Mrct tDaeni. le
Ive II r. aM1toMl hwerttaa. . .
Per Ila. ner atoaik II 00
N tooai takes (or lew thai
Count erdiaary vnte t tla.
Lao la wiil aot e take awe th
koae mm4 rcaiittaac ataat accei
paaj ardee.
Half aa Inch of Iiaia.
Following; a sultrr day. a wind and
ciast storm of short duration swooped
down upon Pendleton from the west
last evening about 7 o'clock and Im
mediately thereafter a heavy rain felt
continuing intermittently for several
hours. In all there was a half an
inch precipitation, according to th
official roeasurements.
TliE Jeweler.
n:nnmnnnnim:minnnmramramiE
1 the i
I HOWARD I
I WATCH
Has No Comp etitor- S
It is UniqucPeculiax
and Distinctive.
Royal LI. Sanlelte
JEWELER 1
Established 1SS7 1
I animnniiiiumrauuamraimiumiiiir;
C4r links Now Ready
The new golf links just west of the
city limits which the local galf club
has been preparing for use are now
ready for use. They are not as the
club uUmately expects to have them,
but the greens have been fixed and
the flaps put up- Eventually, the
club expects to clear the whole
ground of all the sagebrush.
are you a
vegetarian?
SDrins Comes But Once a Year
j Take advantage of your opportunity to pet these fine fresh
vegetables while the growing season is on and they are so ten
der and pleasant to the taste. Nothing so healthy, nothing so
tiice as fresh vegetables.
RIGHT FEOil THE GAUDES EVERY MORNING.
Nice Lard heajs of Your: Calta-e.
R-UJISUES TURNIPS
SPIW CII GREEN PEAS
HEAD LETTUCE FIELD LETTUCE
ASPARAGUS SILVER SKIN 0 I0 &
GREEN ONIONS
Frei Tomatoes. S:raTlrries and Gooseberries, Bananas, Or
nes, Lemons, in fart everything wanted for liot day" meals.
Boynfcoa's Grocery
W. L. BOYNTON, Prop.
Temple Building. Telephone 14
"Happy is the Man Whose Cloth
es Hang on Our Line."
Phone 60 get yotxr bundle on our wagon and
forever abolish grief and gloom.
Litett machinerjr. latest i Jea, modern metLodi and
competent help bring your linen home from here in the
condition you like to wear them.
LET JACK DO IT"
The Domestic Laundry
Telephone 60
U EUL DO THE REST
Game Tomorrow at 2: SO.
The baseball game tomorrow after
noon will commence at 2:S6 instead
of 3; 36 in deference to the fishes of
many farmer fans who like to see the
teams play but who would be incon
venienced by getting out at 5:30. If
the patronage tomorrow warrants the
assumption that the farmers will at
ttcd if the game is held early, every
Saturday game hereafter will begin
at 2:10.
Wanted Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Those JT.
Victor and Edison phonographs and
records at Warren ' Music Hons.
Wanted First class woman cook.
Apply at Milk Depot, 117 Railroad st
Wanted First class wnmaa cook.
Apply at Milk IHpot. IK Railroad at.
The Lii Maccabees will hold a
home cooked sale at the Peoples
Warehouse Saturday.
Old paper for aale; tied In bun
ales. Good for starting flrea, etc. l&c
a bundle or two bundle for lie.
This office
For sale Two odern cottage lo
cated on east Court street, seven
blocks from Mala a tree t. Inquire of ,
v altera miii.
For Sale Studebaker buggy and
single driving harness in first class
condition. Inquire Mrs. Wm, Slusher
or Jerard & Temple.
4 saddle horses. 1 3-yr. old grey '
mare, at. 1659, unbroken. 1 broa u
mare for sale. Tracy Lyne, Dutch
Henry feed yard.
When in Echo, stop at the
Hotel Hoskins. Fully renovated and
under sew management. Good meals
and rooms. lie and up.
Found, suit case near X. P. freight
depot. Owner can have same by call
ing at this office, proving property
and paying for this notice.
The Teacher Training Class of First
Christian church will sell Home Cook
ing, also delicious home made candies
Saturday, commencing at nine o'clock
at the Pendleton Cash Market.
Large tract of good ralley land in
Oregon to be thrown open In May.
Good climate, plenty of water and
rich soil. For large map and full in
structions and information send SI. SO
to J. C Dearway. The Dalles. Ore
gon. In this way we can make It
easr for you to locare and file with-
! out the expensive locator.
PASTIME THEATRE
SATURDAY ONLY
Hearst-Selig News Pictorial!
Ve? frtm Vera Cruz ard Tampioo lriuj Americans who fwed iik1
violence and doaih. Remakahle picture talam from Hoarvt-Seliff tlipauh
Kat. Shv many transports in inid-ooean. Many olher intent injr news
events from all over the world. :
We Have Secured This Weekly in Place of Pathe
AND ARE SHOWING IT FIRST WEEK OF RELEASE, mating tlia
Pastime ahead of any other show in Pendleton on news that is new.
Gave In-lead of Sold Liquor
Mike Mo ran. former section fore
man who was fined 14 for supplying
an Indian with Ikjuor yesterday, was
technically, but not morally guilty, ac
cording to his attorney. Will Peter
son. He states that Mr. Moran did
not sell the alcohol, but gave it to
the crippled Indian in plain sight of
a number of people, the Indian, who
was an old friend, asking to get it for
him. He wanted it to rub upon his
body, he said, he being sick at the
time.
PERSONAL
rail!
Something New
If you have been looking for some
thing new, Koeppen's mill have cran-
beddies Sunday. Adv.
protected by the Government.
When you buy V. S. inspected meats
at the Oregon Market Uncle Sam tells
you that what you get is pur cnoice
and tree from infection. Try it
Phone (Adv.)
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Apply 07 College street or
phone I15J.
Wanted Good, clean rags at tha
Cast Oregonlaa of3c.
"Mutt" takes the big loads and
"Jeff shows the speed. Penland
Bros, haul anything and reasonable.
Furniture ran and storage warehouse.
Office 7 Main street Phone 331.
run fft ttuk vmrfi ff
All persons are hereby notified not i
to trespass upon the tract of land!
commonly called the north side ceme- j
tery while It Is being improved, bj
order of
JOHN KEAR.NET.
(AdT.) Chief of- Police.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is herebv given to the stock
holders of the Pendleton Wool
Scouring and Packing Co. that a meet- i
ing will be held Tuesday. May ISth. j
ISM, In the office of the Company. i
E. T. JUDD, President
Edwin J. Eurke. Secretary'. (Adv.) j
EXCLUSIVE PLUMBERS
c&aS. Beddow & Miller Te,r05one
J.J.Ycdssge
523 L'ain St.
m
Shsp Phase 32
Re$.Fh:r.3$09
Notice to Cut Weeds.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons to cut or have cut and destroyed
all noxious weeds and grasses upon
all lots and grounds owned or occu
pied by them in The City of Pendle
ton or upon the streets fronting on
the same forthm-ith under penalty of!
the ordinance in such case made and
provided.
By order of Street Committee.
Dated May 14. 1J14.
THOS. FITZ GERALD.
(Adv.) City P.ecorder
Pnimiaeip's Samples
from manufacturer direct to you. Save the profit of the middleman
C. C. Cochran of Portland, is at
the St. George. j
William Ruthers came in from his
home at Helix this morning.
W. H. Burnett of Echo was a visit
or in the city over eight.
J. H. MeFaiden. former local hotel
man. is over from his home at Aber-oet-n.
Georze H. Clark, former grocer in
this city, is up from his Stanfield
ranch today.
Hal Corby is now at the head of the
women's shoe department in Alexan
der's department store.
Dale Slusher, whose engagement
aas recently announced, is expected
to arrive home in the morning.
I'M REALTY CEILS HIVE
EEEN VM IH KEBI'ISTC!)
STATE EKGISEER TO STUDY
WATER POWER QUESTION
SALEM. Ore.. May 13- State En
gineer Lewis announced arrangements
have been made f r a trip starting
Sunday in a boat up the Snake river !
from Lea i---ton to Copperfield to study i
the interstate water power possibil-
ilies. About 20 including State En
giceer King of Idaho will be in the
party. Lewis believes that fcOO.000
horsepower can be developed in that
district.
During the past six months the
realty market at Hermlston has been
livelier than for a long time, accord
ing to E. P. Dodd. well-knoa n land
agent of the project town who was in
the city yesterday. He states that
there is a big demand for alfalfa
land all over the country and the
reputation of the government project
as an alfalfa country, he says, has
caused a flood of inquiries to pour in
Mr. Dodd has himself during ti
past thirty days turned much land on
the project. Among his sales he re
ports the folloaing: H. F. In in to
M. V. White of Seattle. ! acres.
One hundrend acres is in alfalfa and
the balance in grain. With the hog.
cows and farm equipment, the place;
brought 134.00. A building in
Chehail was turned in as part pay- j
izwnt White is a banker and will
fr.ake the jLt dairy and hoS '
form. '" C1
H. F. Irwin to P. A. Vortr.ir.jrt..n .
and William Kennedy of Portland, i
house and six lrts in Hermi.-lon and ;
hia unimproved deaert entry. The j
consideration involved, was $10.09..
The property was traded for a flat
building in Portland.
Fterett Eurges to E. W. French of
Hoqulam. Wash- 20 acres, partly in
proved, for l!300. Fienrh is an ex
perienced dairyman, formerly of
North Taklma-
8. F. Fhe!dn to M. E. Rokestraw
of Canton Wh.. 20 acres, partly im-I-roved.
near He mi is on. Rokestraw
is an rcharClst of considerable ex
perience. E. L. LoveU to A. C. Horn of Port
land. r acres partly Improved. Mr.
Hirn is poultry fancier.
F. B. Ewarae. president of the
licrmMon First Natonal Bank, ex- i
changed a eottaae la Portland for 21
efies north cf Hermiston. values at
12 COO.
n. G. Newport exrhacged some city
pioperty for 20 acres of the Don 3.
, Fal'-h land, valued at II 000.
esino
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heals baby's
itching skin
p E5IN0L OINTMENT and Reainol
X Soap are absolutely free from any
thing of a bans, or injurious nature, aod
caa therefore be ued with confidence ia
the treatment of babies akin troubles
eczema, teething rash, chafingt, etc.
They stop itching iu.sttly and speedily
heal even severe and stubborn eruption.
Doctor bare prescribed ResinU 1 jt the
past Binctcca yean.
BmboI Soap aod Bmaol Oanbafit af sold
mli draco. For tnalie vi mrh. wnv to
htmauL iC K. bluiuuR. Md.
iie!ss spring suits
New eprins suits are here and our every day
liees you will find to be always the lowest.
Iiejrular $12.50 value, our price 97.10
Regular $13.00 value, our riee $8.50
Regular $15.r.O value, our price S9.75
Regular $13.7.5 value, our price
Regular $14.50 value, our price
Regular $1".CK) value, our price..
. $11.00
. $11.50
Regular $20.00 all wool serge, extra oualitv,
our price S10.95
Regular $ 10.5M value, our price 12.00
Kegular $17.00 value, our r'we
S 13.93
Regular $20.00 value, our Tice $14.75
liOYS KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. NOR
FOLK STYLE for S1.50. 1.95. S2.49,
$2.G5, $3.25, $3.15, $3.85, $3.95.
Heavy cuff bottom whipcord pants $1.25
Heavy cuff bottom khaki p2nts 95
3Ten' Cashmere pants $15 $1.45, $1.95,
$2.25, $2.50, $2.65.
Men's work thirts in all colors 38, 2 for 75
Men's black sateen shirts 45
3!eu's jumlx) tripple stitched ventilated ahirts
in all collors G5, 95t $1.00
Gauntlet leather faced canvas gloves 17 1-2
Knit wrNt heather fael canvas gloves 15c
Heavy knit wrist canvas gloves, 2 for 15c.
Heavy kuit wrist canvas gloves, pair 5
Idie riMa-d union suits . 45
Idi-s mu?lin drawers 45 and 65
Ladie vt-rfs 10, 15c, 20c, 25
C'hild's roniju-rs, g.l heavv ones 45
Cliildren's dress- . 39, 49. 63, 69
Ladi- hoiw flnl st reft dr"e 63, 95cf
$1.29, $19, $1.65, $1.95.
SHOES H)ilIXG IN EVERY DAY.
SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Men's ht'flvv work eh"-; $1.19. $1.25, $1.95,
$2.25. $2.45, $2.95, $2.98, $3.20,
$3.45.
Men's dres (-hoes, lac1 or button S2.45, $2.85,
$2.95. $2.98, $3.20, $3.45, $3.65.
$3.85, $3.95.
Children's W 25c. 35. 40. COc. 70,
93c. $1.00, 31.25, $1.40, $1.45.
Girls' Uaby Doll shoes : $1.45
Girl' oxfords and pump6
95, $1.10, $1.20,
$1.45, $1.65, $1.70.
Pston garters 15; Paris garters
15
Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Rag.'
Comforts and Blankets of all kinds and all
prices.
Drummer's
Samples
Sam Jinldns,
Manager
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! LAND OFFICE
j Real Ejta.te Exchange
jC E. Roosevelt. E. O. Bldg
j Pendleton, Oregon
Selling Agent
for
IRVINGTON
HEIGHTS
The ice vagon started making regular daily in
cluding Sunday trips to residences Friday morning,
MAY 15th
Hang out your card by 7 a. m. as the wagon will make
but one trip daily, and that in the forenoon.
If you have no card stop the driver and ask for one.
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