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SPECIAL
CHOICE ROME BEAUTY APPLES FROM OUR
OWN ORCHARD. EVERY BOX GUARAN
TEED. WHILE THEY LAST, BOX $1.15.
Bulk Mince Meat, pound 15c
Bulk Apple Butter, 2 pounds 25c
Bulk Olives, pint 30c
Sweet Orange, dozen 25c
Bloaters, 4 for 25c
Salad Mustard, 2 bottles 25c
Clam Chowder, Royal Chef, can 15c
RANCH EGGS RANCH BUTTER
Complete line of fresh fruits and vegetables.
GRAY BROS. GROCERY CO.
AppradlHUs Operation.
Art Garrett of Hetlx underwent an
operatlea yesterday morning at St
AnUtoar'a hospital for appendicitis.
He to improving satisfactorily today.
Tat HMf coming In.
The HIT tax money rs now flowing
into the sheriff's office, not rapidly
but with, considerably regularity. So
far this week (6400 has been collected
KrfVovcrins From Operation.
ike! Brown, daughter of G. W.
Brown, a farmer near Helix, Is re
covering at St. Anthony's hospital
from an operation for acute appendi
citis which she unerwent Wednesday
evening.
"QUALITY"
H Two Phones, 28
823 Main St
Just a Word
About the New
SPRING
GARMENTS
THEY'RE "BEAUTIFUL"
THEY'RE "REASONABLE"
NEW SPRING COATS in all
the popular shades at $6.95,
S7.50, S9.95, $10.50, $12.50
$14.75, $16.50 up to $35.00
m NEW SPRING SUITS at
$12.50, $15.00, $16.50,
$19.50, $21.50 up to $47.50
A look will convince you that
this is the place to purchase
"QUALITY" garments as reas
onable as ordinary merchandise
can be bought elsewhere.
SO Inches of Snow.
Glen Sturdivant arrived home yes
terday from 4 visit with his father at
likiah and reports 30 inches of snow
there. The thermometer, however, did
not register lower than 22 above
while he was there.
over nearly every night to see them
Mr. Lefflngwell entertained the Pen
dletorf party at dinner one evening.
I'ndergoea Operation.
Herman Weinberg this . morning
underwent an operation at the hoa
pltal for tumor.
lleooverlng From Owraiion.
Mrs. John Harvey is reported to be
improving at St. Anthony's hospita
where she underwent an operation
few dtiys ago.
To IniM-ove Dwelling.
A permit has been Issued to Mrs.
John Dund for the improvement
ner dwelling on Bluff street. The im
provements will cost about lirto.
Want IocaI Spellbinder."
Secretary Cranston t 'n commer
cial association last night received a
telephonic request from the Walla
Walla Commercial Club to furnish a
"spellbinder" for the membership
dinner which is to be heia by the club
neat Tuesday.
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Don't overlook the fact that next
)'r and fallowing years Franklin
Sedans and Broughams will constitute
quite a percentage of the cars used for
country as well .'lb city use.
Those who want the greatest lux
ury In automobiling will he enjoying
their vacation tours in Franklin Kn-clo-wd
far.
Kranklin lli-ht weight, resilient
spring suspension, allurninum body
and anti-rattle construction makes en
closed cars entirely practical for all
seasons and all roads. All Franklin
enclosed cars weiizh less 'han 2700.
See our fxhil.lt at tho show, Feb.
IS, 1 and 17.
Pendleton Auto Co.
ItecJc on the Job.
Char (tis Lobough. section foreman
at Vansycle. is in the city today. He
has just returned! from the N. P. hos
pital at Taooma where he was con
fined for a month. Mr. Lobough will
he remembered by baseball fans as
the star twirler for Pilot Rock lh the
early days of the Blue Mountain
leuene.
Diving Girls Are Censored,
Diving girls may have good forms
but it is not good form to exhibit
them to the public gaze. So decided
the local censor board this morning
when a moving picture house display.
ed on tta boards the photo of two div
ing girls dressed in tights. Therefore
the 1rls have hidden the rest of the
day behind an ugly piece of cardboard.
Minor Otx-ration.
The little daughter of M. K. Gordon
had her tonsils removed yesterday at
the hospital. A minor operation was
performed also upon the little daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. I; goynton of
tnis city.
U-ave For Home Tomorrow.
According to word received from
one member of the Pendleton party
in -New York, most of them will leave
tomorrow night for home and ex
Pect to arrive here the middle of next
week.
tsrsnuilxer fa La Grande.
C. 0. Burt of CorvallU, who re
cently conducted a membership cam
paign ior the local Moose is now in
La Grande on a similar mission.
George Young, formerly of Pendleton,
is the head of the La Grande Moose
lodge.
Kietli Baby Dies.
Kobert Louis, the baby .--on of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray F. Hutsell of Rieth,
died at 4 o'clock this morning. The
child was a little ove five months old
The funeral will be held at 3:30 to
morrow at the Brown chapel. Rev.
H. H. Hubbell of the Christian church
will conduct the service
Coyotes Getting Too Trick.
I. K, Venator a rancher of Crowley
In Malheur county, has flashed an
O. a call to the local biological
surrey. The rabid coyotes are getting
too thick about him for comfort and
he wants a government hunter sent
back. He writes that his men killed
three rabid coyotes on his place last
week, two at his haystack and one on
bia front porch.
Former Local Boy Is Artist.
The returned excursionists to St
Paul brought back with them some
of the official posters of the carnival,
showing a girl on skiis. The poster
was designed by J. J. Lyon of St
Paul, who was raided In Pendleton.
He Is now recognized as an artist of
ability. He took occasion to look up
the Pendleton bunch and get acquainted.
Old Pn iters Wanted.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. are
very busy collecting waste paper for
their car which is to be shipped the
laat of the month. Anyone havinrf
old papers, magazines or boks which
they wish to contribute, please phone
any one of the following committee
and they wll lbe called for: Mesdaroe
G. W. Rugg, U K. Twitchell, Walter
Jones, 8 G. Reelz, C. E. Rude, John
E. Smith and J. C. Woodworth.
The Rug's
For Spring have arrived and the patterns as well as the colors are simuly beautiful.
Under the existing condition of the dye market we feel that we have done exception,
ally well in securing such soft, elegant tones and are able to keep the price down to
much lower than our competitors. The large 9x12 floor rugs in a splendid quality
tf Axminster are now priced at $24.50, these sell elsewhere for $30.00. The
8.3x10.6 of the same quality are selling at $21.00, against other merchants $25.00,
The Body Brussels in the 9x12 size are shown at $13.50 and $14.75. The small Rugs
in Axminster have beautiful designs and are offered at quite a saving the 27x54
size are sold here at $2.49, the 36x33 size at $3.93, a saving of $1.50 to $2.00 over
other stores price on the same grades an d size. We also have a fine assortment of
rag rugs in yellows, blues and other light and dark shades, selling from 98c to $2.25.
Do not forget that we buy and sell more rv gs than any two merchant in Pendleton,
New Taffeta Silks, yard II.6S
New Shadow of Tsn t'repe. yard tl.6
New Shade, of Mustard Mcmallnc, yard.. $1.6
I.ate Shade Crone Waists $2.8
i:nveloMt Combinations
licautlftil Nainsook Gown
Corset Cover and Drawer comb
Separate Muslin Drawers
Splendid Assortment Corset Covers.
TOP CAN
DO BETTER AT
,7ik- to 11.98
. 790 to 11.49
49e to 11.49
89e, S9o
, . 2.-VC to tto
Ilravwlerca
Fancy Hoot Silk Horn
ISc to 7to
Pure Silk Hose "
White lisle Hose 25o
New Boudoir Cans
SUi kerel Braid, bolt
ltk Urn.'. Braid, bolt .
Now Scrims, yard . ,
Dainty White Apron
JC Penney Co fne J
. 85c, 4o
8a
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WE LEAD,
OTHERS FOtl.OW
these amounts, he alleges, with . the
exception of the $100 to Winnie Do
ten. she being deceased. He asks that
the defendants be required to come
Into court to assert any clalnis they
might have. Raley and Raley are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Mare rralse for Excursionists.
Writing to B. P. Tulloch, Lou Lef
fingwell of Minneapolis, president of
the Northern Unseed Oil Co., and a
brother of the late Douglas Lefflng
well of this city, has the following
Has St. Paul Konnd-t'p Baiiuer.
Major Lee Moorhouse this morning
put up in his offie the Round-Up ban
ner which adorned the side of the
Pullman car In which the Pendleton
excursion party went to St Paul. It
being against the rules of the com
pany to allow banners on the car, the
excursionists had to sign a written
agreement to stand responsible for
any damages. At Walla Walla a spe
cial guard was stationed to protect
the banner. Major Moorhouse also
has some postal pictures of the ban
quet given the party by by Louis Hill,
he having made a copy of a large pic
ture brought back by Glen Bushee.
Sues to Remove Cloud.
Michael Dolan has brought suit in
the circuit court against Patrick Do
lan. William Dolan, Brldgett Healy
nnd Kate Chapman to remove a cloud
to say ahout the Pendleton excursion- j from his title to the west half of lots
ista to St. Paul. 8 and 9, block IS. Arnold and Raley's
'If you can Judge by what you sea. addition to Pendleton. The property
they certainly had a good time, and , waa deeded to him by his uncle, the
were really the whole show in the St i late Michael Dolan and a part of the
Paul, winter carnival as they received : consideration was that the nephew
more attention than all the rest of j shoulH care for the uncle the rest of
the carnival put together. They j his days, defray all expenses and at
certainly made a hit with me and my j his death give to Patrick and William
family, although they were In St Paul ; rolan. Willie Dolan and Brldgett
while we live In Minneapolis, we saw Healy $100 each and to Kate Chap
as much of them as possible and went man $10. He is ready to turn over
HOW BIRTH CONTROL ADVOCATES ARE FED
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rOXZCIBIY FEE-DIKG A SUrFRAdETTJw .
This picture of an English suffra
gette being fed by force, made in an
English prison, shows how Mrs. Rthel
Byrae, New York birth control advo
cate. Is being broken of her hunger
strike by physicians In the workhouse.
New York. Mrs. Byrne was convicted
of distributing birth control Informa
tion. Sentenced to the workhouse,
she entered upon a hunger strike
When she became so weak that It was
feared she might die forcible feeding
gy a rubber rube through the nose
was resorted to. This photograph
shows how It Is done.
Not SaUsfled With Decision,
The petition usking for the estab
lishment of a new school district on
the reservation was yesterday grant
ed with some modifications to satisfy
the residents of Riverside district
from which the new district draws
some of Its territory. However, the
boundary line as entablished Is not
satisfactory to some of the petition
ers and they will ask to have their
bind placed In the new dlslriict.
To Remodel Bowman.
Pearl Bowman, owner of the How-
man Hotel, today Oegan advertising
for bids for the remodeling of the
olel building. The plans under con-
ideratlon call for the changing of
he lobby from the present room to
he corner where the old barroom wi.s
cated. A new stairway will be put
In, a plate glass front and new lava-
orles. It is not yet fully determined
hat use the present room used as a
obbv will be put to. Some alter
ations and repairs will probably be
mr.de upstairs also. The Improve
ments will make the hotel much mure
attractive.
sent here by the Holt company and
wll) be assisted by Professor fendall
of the high school
all who care for the Instruction,
which will he free, are urged to en
roll In the special elasa.
WhatWould
You do
if
You Had
$100,000,000
EXPERT REPAIRING
of Watches
and Jewelxy
SATISFACTION IWMB
HAI
THE Jeweler
Never court a girl whose father Is
a pessimist, for healways has a kick
coming. ,
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
GIVE NOVEL COURSE
Special Instruction in Gas En
gines, Including Caterpil
lar Operation.
Local people desiring to learn the
Intricacies of caterpillar engines anil
gas engines of any kind may profit
ably attend special classes at the Pen
dleton high school next week A Holt
caterpillar provided by B L. Smith &
Co. will be used for Instruction pur
poses und there are two gas engine
of the type used In operating com
bines. Professor Bonehright, head of the
department of agriculture at the Uni
versity of Montana and who has con
ducted the Holt school in Spokane, is
to arrive Sunday for the purpose of
handling the Instruction work at the
high school during the week. He U
New Car Coming
J535 per ton at
West End Chop Mill
BIydsnstein
Uti.
1300 W. Alta Street.
Phone 351
Cheapest Grain Feed
ALSO OTHER GRAIN AND HAY CHOPPED
OR WHOLE.
Town office with Will Moore, phone 35
I iSSI, 111
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Do you need to hold
printed matter nearer to
or farther from the eyes
t-an f.rmerly; or do ou
suffer from frequent
headaches which medi
cines do not cure? If so
your eyes need the aid of
correctly fitted lenses;
glasses that fit are only
possible when the light has
been scientifically tested;
here you will find every
facility for doing this, so
that all who come may re.
celve the utmost benefit
fr.-m wearing glasses.
Eleven years experience.
Reasonable charges.
Dale RotH
Optometrlit and Optician.
American Natl. Bank
Building.
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This Weather
Makes You Think of
"Bricking"
The pleasure of motoring instanly brings
BUICK to the mind of the Umatilla county motor
ist because he realises that BUICK gives tlte 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.
OREGON MOTOR GARAGE
Incorporated.
117. 119. 121. 123 Watt Court St. Telephone 468
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