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DAILY LAST OaEGONIAN, PENPI.RTON, O&ET.ON, TUESDAY, FEEKUARY 6, 1917.
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FISH.
FOR THE LENTON SEASON.
Lent start thia year Feb. 22. We always
liave a most complete line of smoked, salt and
canned fish.
Seal-Phlpt Oysters.
pint !M?
Flnnnn Haddles, lb... 25o
Kippered Sainton, lb. 25c
All-Keady Codfish, can IV)
Boneleu Codfish, No. 1
box SSc
Boneless Codfish. No. 1
brick SOc
Bloaters, 4 for S5c
Boned Herring lb.... SOc
Kmill Fancy Mackerel. 1
for S5o
Large Fancy Mackerel,
weicht about S pounds.
each .V
fait Herring, each . . 5e
nek led Herring, for S3o
Roltmops. each 5c
Gilnetters Salmon, large
can SOc
Gilnetters Salmon, small,
1 for We
Columbia River Salmon.
3 cans 83c
Meco Salmon, 3 cans. 5K'
Surf Brand Salmon,
can .' 15o
Shad, can l.V,
Tuna Fish, can . .SOc, 55o '
Kippered Herring, can 1V
Fat Herring, can .... ISe
Fmall Mackerel, can. . i5c
Soused Mackerel, can 15c
sardines
T."nderweods Mustard,
can '. 15e
Voose-a-bec. can .... loo
V-B, can 10c
Victory, can 5c
Albert Roche, can . . . SOo
Yacht Club, can SOc
Pardellen Rings, can S5o
Flks. can 15c
Stat can 15c
Crossed Fish. can... ISO
Zig Zag, can 15c
I GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
"QUALITY"
Two Phones, 28
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Parent-Teacher Meeting.
A meeting of the high school parent-teacher
association la scheduled
for this evening at 7:10 In the library
room.
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brigs twill crg
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buttons to tries
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the most ap-to-este
styles is
Pictorial Review
Patterns for March
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Tat Ssriaf FuLiss Beak
YOUR "SPRING SEWING" WILL BE A PLEASURE
IF YOU ALLOW PICTORIAL REVIEW OR HOME
JOURNAL PATTERNS TO ASSIST YOU.
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If you wish to be smartly gowned for every occasi
onto lead the fashions instead of following them
use either PICTORIAL or HOME JOURNAL pat
terns, both for sale by
Pendleton Quality Store
YOUR BATTERIES
NEED INSPECTING
We have an exclusive Storage Bat
tery Department and will be glad to
give your batteries an expert Inspec
tion without charge.
Our Mr. Cyrus, foreman of this de
partment will be pleaded to have you
talk your battery troubles over with
him.
I'F.NDLETOX AUTO CO.
raltm tm Hospital.
William M. Fraker, pioneer Pen
dletonUa, who to past SO years old,
has been taken to St Anthony's hos
pital for treatment. He has been
quite feeble lately.
Allotted Bootlegger Nabbed.
thlrley Wells, a well known color
ed man about town, was arreted last
night by the police on s charge ot
bootlegging. His case will probably
oome up for trial tomorrow.
Decree of Divorce.
Judge Phelps yesterday signed s de
cree af divorce for the plaintiff In
the case of Joseph Cornelius Camp
bell vs. Avis Campbell. PHantiff 1m
given the custody of the minor child
until futher orders from the court
member ot the glee club of that Insti
tution. He was an accomplished pianist
Five Feet of Sno.
Snow Is SO Inches deep on an aver
age on Granite Meadows where the
snow stakes were read yesterday by
employes of the, forestry service. The
snow "was sti deeper before it began
to settle.
roxtMiie Commercial Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Pendle
ton Commercial association, schedul
ed for this evening, was this after
noon postponed for a week owing to
the fact that many members had other
engagements for this evening.
Preiiare for High' Water.
The 0.-W. B, ft N. Co., In anticipa
tion of high water when the snow In
the moan tains thaws, has a crew of
men at work cutting out underbrush
In the bottom lands near Havann i
station where the company experi
ence much trouble each year.
Sophs Boat Grade Tcant,
In a basketball game at the high
school the high school sophomore
team beat the Lincoln school team
25 to g. The most Inteerstlng feature
of the game as reported by spectators,
was the playing of Harry Nelson, who
It Is fajd, played most of the gams
on his hands and knees.
Akte to Leave Hospital.
A. B. Boyce,. wall known member
of the 0.-W. signal service who w
Injured two weeks ago at Gibbon, was
able to leave St Anthony's hospital
this morning. He received a severe
wreaoh of the back In lifting a gaso
line speeder from the track.
local frjik On HlRn Seas.
Mr. and Mm John Adams. Mr. and
sirs. LoweJl Rogers and Miss Lola
Rogers are now on a steamer en route
to Ban Francisco from Honolulu,
where they have been spending a few
weeks. They left as soon as they
heard of the diplomatic break between
the United States and Germany.
Sprtngtikne Lures Students.
Yesterday noon several H. S, boys
and girls decided that the day was too
nice to go to school and spent the
afternoon strolling In the country. It
was reported this morning that from
five to ten points will be- deducted
from their semester's standing as a
reminder.
Eks Are for Wsr.
Pendleton Lodge No. 288, B. P. O.
E., has severed diplomatic relations
with Gloom and Dull Care, accord
ing to a manifesto from the, exalted
ruler Issued today, and all members
are called to assemble at the lodge
room Thursday evening tv meet Gen
eral Good Time.
15 la Now York Party.
Fifteen of the Fendletonians who
went to the St. Paul winter carnival
are now enjoying the sights In New
York, according to a telegram receiv
ed this morning by C, M. Bishop from
bis sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy T. Bishop.
They arrived there late Saturday af
ternoon and were met by three of
Louis Hill's representatives who have
proceeded to show them New York In
proper style.
Held to Grand Jury.
'Walter Parraso, charged with de-
sertien, was this afternoon ordered
held to the grand Jury by Justice of
the Peace Pairkes but was released
npon his own recognizance upon his
promise to surrender himself should
he be Indicted. He was given a hear
ing yesterday afternoon at which time
he made a statement declaring that
the only time he had left his family
was at the request of his wife. They
hare one child and Mrs. Parrazo has
two children by a former husband.
Gambling Game Raided.
Officers Nash and Hall last night
raided a quiet little game which was
being played in the Round-Up pool
hall. Four alleged gamblers were ar
rested snd booked at police headquar
ters. They are Ira Allen, "Monk"
Coffman and two men who gave the
names McDonald and Roberts. The
last named Is alleged to have bees
running the game. The cas-s have
net come up for trial yet
Vloe-Oonsnl Known Here.
Raphael Geisler of Portland, who is
vice-consul at one of the German ports
snd who Is one of the men in the
consular service who will have to leave
Germany, Is well known to many Pen
dletonians. He was formerly a stu
dent at the University of Oregon and
oame to Pendleton several times as s
Much Slcknesg In Family.
Mayor Frank C, McKentie of Her
miston. Is in the. city attending his
two young sons who are Just recover
ing from the measles at the home ot
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
0' Daniel. The older boy is also re
covering from a serious attack of
pneumonia. Mr. McKenzie's wife Is
In a Portland hospital; where she Is
slowly Improving.
About Storm Warnings. .
Owing to the fact no storms have
broken since the announcement was
made regarding a resumption of the
stockmen's forecasts by the weather
bureau no such warnings have yet
been issued. In the event of sudden
storms warnings will be sent at once
and communicated to stockmen
through the forestry office here.
ARE YOU READY
For Spring and War? Spring i the inevitaable, it ha to come. Maybe the war WILL
come, o prepare for Spring now. We are stocked up with a fine line of beautiful
Spring merchandise and more will arrive today, o do not wait but come at once. Have
you bought all the Ginghams, Percale, Lace Cloth, Dimities, Flaxon or Voile for
those pretty summer frock, if you haven't do not forget that we have a fine assort,
ment of them and that our enormous quantity purchase for 125 of the busiest store
on earth allow u to undersell all other. Buy for cash and eliminate that first of
the month anxiety, alto save yourself from 5 to 15 on each purchase.
New Ginghams, yard 10c, 13 1-ao
Yard Wide Ginghams, yard 15u
Park and Light Percales, yard .' 10c, IS l-2e
Yard Wide Percales, yard 15c
Plain and Stripe" Cheviots, yard 19 1-io
Apron Oievks, yard 8 1-So
White Klaxons, yard 15c
Vol low, 41) Inch, yard t5n
Flake Voile, yard 0
YOTJ CAN
DO BETTER AT
JCPf"ney Co " j
lace Cloth, yard I5o
White Stripe lce Cloth, yard o
White DtmKlea, yard 11 1-Jo, lie
notted Swiss, yard 15o
White RippleUe, yard lfto
White Cotton Crepe, yard 11 l-2c, 15a
White Galatea, yard lo
White Devonshire, yard SS 1-to
White Batiste, 40 Incites, yard 25c
WE LEAD,
OTHERS FOLLOW
bootlegging. The police 1 presented
evidence showing that Riley had se
cured a two-quart shipment ot alco
hol and had turned it over to Lon
Fames who had at once become In
toxicated. Riley contended that the
law permits a man to give a (riend a
drink and that. If he could give a
friend one drink he could also give
him a whole shipment. However,
there was evidence introduced to show
that Barnes had furnished the money
that bought the liquor snd that Riley
had In reality only given the use of
his name. The Judge, therefore, gave
him his choice between 50 and 25
days in Jail. He is still In Jail.
Mrs. Nettie Parrlsh, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Zeuske, for several weeks, left th
afternoon for her home in Juneau,
Alaska.
Mrs William Slusher has returned
from Portland where she has been
spending some time as the guest ot
her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Gullck.
Mr. and Mrs. Chelly Jones of En
terprise, are visiting In Pendleton
A BOON TO
KIDNEY SUFFERERS
Msy Form Red Cross.
Inspired by the possibility the Uni
ted States may become Involved in war
with Germany the women of Pendle
ton are discussing the subject of or
ganizing a red cross society here. Mrs.
Fablna Morton, widow of the lat
General Morton, Is one of those in
terested In the project as is also Mrs.
Una H. Sturgls. A number of women
At the home of the latter yesterday
afternoon discussed the cause In a
tentative manner. No actual steps
toward organizing have yet been taken
and It Is probable further develop
ments will depend upon the outcome
of the International situation.
When a Gift Is Not a Gift
Police Judge Fitz Gerald yesterday
afternoon was called upon to decide
when a gift Is not a gift. James Riley
was up before him on a charge of
I believe Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
is equal to the best preparation of its
kind on thej market and for twentl
years I have found satisfaction In
selling It because It always produces a
gratified customer. I have taken the
remedy myself and obtained the u-"UaI
beneficial results after using it.
Very truly youra.
W. B. MATHIS, Druggist
June 21st, 1916. Hunter, Ark.
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer ft Co,
Blnghamton, N. .
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do
For you.
Send fen cents to Dr. Kilmer ft Co.,
Blnghamton, N. Y for a sample size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet' of valu
able Information, telling about tho
kidneys and badder. When writing,
be sure and mention the Pendeton
Daily East oregonlan Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
LOCALS
Main.
room
Phone
(Paid Advertisement )
Far sale 3 stands of beea Phone
WP. P. O. Box 408.
For sale Home on South
Phone 37J. P. O. Box 498.
Far rent Furnished front
with bath. 503 Water street.
T.
Want To rent a good farm In
Umatilla or surrounding counties.
Write description and price. L. V.
Scott. Burley, Idaho.
Purebred Bronze Turkey gobblers
for sale. Range raised. No better
blood in the state Prices from $7-50
to fit. George C. Coe, Stanfield.
Oresen.
For rent 7 1-2 acres, a small
hosse with full basement, good barn,
hen house and root cellar In the N. E.
corner of the city. 18 month. Box
343, City.
To tape for a period of five year.?,
34 aores of land suitable for small
dairy. Some bottom land, some wheat
and pasture bind. Oood orchard and
garden. Will arrange it for dairy.
Geo. R. P.oberts, City.
Lease for sale Five year lease o:i
section; 310 acres summerfallow, llu
acres seeded; 28 horses! 9 head cat
tle, hogs, agricultural Implements,
all for sale; near town; rent one-third
grain In warehouse. Call on or ad.
dress, H. J. Welty, La Cro.se, Wash.
Estray Notice.
Came to my place on January 19,
t mlle N. W. of PendletoBn, known
as the Thomas homestead, 5 calve.,
branded 77 on right hip, 2 black, 1
yellow Jersey, 2 spotted Jerseys.
W. F. ELLIS.
(Adv.) Box 781, City.
"SMs-Stcpping Hid Vicc-PresideRcy"
COMING
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Congressman From Minnesota
Kaxt Lyra Course Attraction
Friday Evening, February 9th
METHODiST KG!
ADMISSION SOc
"Our Nation, Its Problem and Progress"
Mr, Bede is an interesting talker, known
as the Humorist of the House.
with Mis. Jones' sister en route to
California for an extended visit.
The Washington School Parent-
Teacher Circle has postponed Its nleet- .
ing from this evening until Thursday '
evening when It wll lbe held In th4
school building. j
Mrs. Lillian Cohn left todav for
Portland where she will visit for a i
time. She will be accompanied home '
by her daughter, Mra Gladys Slaugh
ter, who has been visiting m the city ,
for the past month.
DALE KOTllUiXb
Optometrist and Optician
Sclentlflo optical
work. 1 1 years
experience.
American National Bank Building,
Pendleton.
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OLD-TIME REMEDY
. MAKES PURE
BLOOD
Purify youi blood by tak;n$ j
Hood's Snrsapnrilla. This pndi-
cine lias been and still is the people's
medicine been use of its relkVie
chnfacter and its wonderful succ ? j
in the I real isuit of the common dis
eases atid ailments serof:ik, ca
tarrh, rlif:'.mati!n, dysrwi- o '
ol appetite, that titvJ fcelliijr. j
general debility, ;
Hood's SttrsnjiaiHla ba? bivp ,
tested forty years. Get it today.
EXPERT KG
of Watches
and Jeweliy
SATISFACTION MUD
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THE Jeweler
THE BURNING
QUESTION
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HQ OUAIITV
Is Best Solved
by using
Peacock
Phone 178
SHJU CO.
QUANTITY
SERVICE
This Weather
Makes You Think of
Buicking
it
The pleasure of motoring- 'instanly brings
BUICK to the mind of the Umatilla county motor
ist because he realizes that BUICK gives the most
pleasure, convenience, economy and service.
' It's a fact that has been proven to the satisfac
tion of hundreds of local owners, by the test of
performance. .
Arrange for a demonstration.
Cars here for delivery.
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OREGON MOTOR GARAGE
Incorporated.
117, 119, 121, 123 Weil Court St. Telephone 468