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Envoys' of Thiityf6urftatins WflV
DisCuas eWorld Trade Needs
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BIG SALE CONTINUES EVEY DAY
BARGAINS GALORE
.' Wednesday Only
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SHOES, .DRY f J 001)8, CLOTHING; DRESSES, SUITS, COATS and MILLINERY RE-
IL'(EI). UK. TRICE CARDS TELL THE STORY
You Can Save Now On Every I'm chase
' JUST A FEW OF OUR MANY BARGAINS
Seymour & Puprer A CI. C
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Men's Dress Slioes, valims
to $9.(50. Choict!, pair
$1.85 "
Men's $!l..r)0 Work Shoes
on aale for
$0.75
Men's Dress Shirts, values
to $:i.)0, choice
Men's Coveralls.
$4.50. values, on
$3. If)
s..t.' for
Men's Leather Gloves, reg
ular $2.00 value, fin-
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Women's Dresses, values
to $30.00. 0.n sale for
$19.75
Women's Coats, values to
$30.00. Choice for
$19.50
Women's Trimmed Hals,
values to $19..r)0, choice for
$!).85
New Plaid Skirtings, reg.
$! vnl., HO in. wide, yai
$3.98
Women's Blouses, values
to $8.00, for
$1.98
Women's House Dresses,
values to $1.75, for
98
Women's Shoes, values to
$12.00, for
' $-1.85
Women's Oxfords, all sizes
on sale for
$3.15
All Children's Shoes tin
sale at
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REDUCED PRICES
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TTc LineVCrash Toweling,
I . . yard
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Dress, (Jlnghams, plaids,
litripes, plalrn colors, yard
15?
Boy's heavy ribbed Black
Hose, pair
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Women's Union Suits,
sizes for
48?
all
Hill's Dep't Store
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J. P. BIRD STEPHEN C. MASON
Gr ?ral Manager of The Nations) President of The National Associa-
Association of Manufacturers tion of Manufacturers
nv diBcuia ttia b-m utt-iti'itli or rncturtr, tti-:h ad al- iai br
1 ietliK th. dmanrti of Kuro- a.-h. Ananner uf h.fr.
I 1 l'i'k riallonul pri)intnMic. th Itnnitk'ranc
nrun m.d other nailom tor raw . alJ .olullll0 pl.oulrn l.y l-r-.l.
n.:,i.., Inl and n.aliufa.M ui nl prc.a- ,r,,.k A ivallla, Uoltid Stales Com-
u.l a. well exl-ndlna- lh eredit .,.,,,..,, ,,, . . 1u . u.n lor th
iHHiitlal li. eiooomlc norniuliy. ,, . M N .. h , ,,,pr. o(
ilMii-oriatlo and eominerolal repre-
acitallVHa of tlilrly-four nations
I.:. :ituioliliCd tlielr inifiiiiou oi ,.uu- i.u lr uiu..i....
ail.i. linK II,. Brat eonterenc. or ..r,,,,,, o( , ,,.aH
tiallonal pronilnenoii and tntTeRt
the coiiferenca will -be preKldra
' Mu..n.
iireia" a
A" '1' ana Miiusieis un ,, iullc.n. and lian 11 ao in i ana-d
lrada to laae -piai at m ,tl,JS, r.ireK.iit ui oll.er eifin-
Y,.t h. tf Astoria Hotel. New Yrk tiles may explain la t lie men or ttile
CM May lth. Ulli and Uth- country most Intimately eonoeriil
H eontereliee will ba held In 1,,UIKK Rn(J t.xl.MiillK tile lor.
ton. 'Hon Willi the annual eon- elBn lrli,j ( United Hiaiea.
venil'ui of the National Association j11Hl ,. 1)le eonxtruet I vo rr.ea of
cr .Manuraeturers Tills ortwniza- (1,1k iiuHoii ran he co ol illnated to
tlon eoniptlsea li 000 iiianurac'lurlng .t.rVa beat the needs or the world,
too. ei n. whii b priduea more than u 01 II li.n to this every (Willi ri
s, -my five per cent, nf the entire w he f mnlnheil to the illatln
liij iolaclured output or the United l,.il group to make known Ilia
Blai" Thruuiih liie tneetlPK ot am- paniculur trade poa.ilbllltles and
!,-. Mrs and mlnlstars, melnhera probable developments of the varl
of Hie manufacturers' association. utla countrlea to In livldual members
.,r Ihe II. hi tune, will be able to r lh(s aasoclatloi. and deleKtea la
ohinui the furelifn viewpoint al first the rolivemli.n. A special mfor.na
ba.id tlon section will bo set apart whera '
ilioae countries wh.ire ambassa- each nation inai' have on exhibit'
ui" or ministers have accepted and apeclal llteraturo and trade Intor-'
will ha fully r.epi eseiited. Include million for Inspection. 1'lans also'
Argentina. Helium. Bolivia, Hrazll. have been made to tend Una special
Jliilaailu. Uhlle, t.'l.lua. Colombia. Information to any inanuraclurer
4,'osla klca, Cuba, t'zecho-Hlovak la. whu wishes It. ;
Jienii.nrk, liotnlnlean Uepuhllc. To cuncluda the sonference. there
Kvna.lor. I'll, land. France. Ureal will ba addresses, taking the Airier- '
brltaiir, Ureses, Vuatslnala. Jlaty. lean viewpoint. 'by .John .Mclluah. of
Jal.un Netherlands. Nlcurattua, Nor- the Kurelttn Tradu- Fiiianctne; Cor-1
wuy. I'anaina. Heru. Poland. Persia, poialtun; ilieena .Jateyer, Jr., of the'
I'oiIoshI. Kounialila. Spain. 8wedeu. United Statea War b Inunce Corpura.
Uwllaarland and Veaeiuela. tlon; Admiral William 8. benson,'
erecedlua; thla conference, there chairman of the Untied titalee Ship,
villi bs a discussion of- many sub- iilne: Uoard and probahty utie ulbec
Isctl of vital Interest to tbe niauu- uf uatluuai prumuieuce.. .
Porniiin & PiClenii Aft. r tlf :.I:.?.ientIft
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Laura Marsli Tho Cirl fr,.m Mt'lu-iy Lane
McCireevy & Jell i ies 'J Vitla5 Cut lps
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The Circus
Chapter r.-Tlie lilack Wallet
State News
SutfKOKtions nrc fjiven as l.o how for
;t-sl protection may io taiij;lil to the
school chilihvH during llio wfk, jy
.spocial skihIIh's ami distribution of
ifi.inut lit nrn t nr 1
Thf (iamo vanltn( after a trip to ;
I Dark Lake, Central Oregon, declares ' Pendleton nulk prices will drop
that the report that the lake hud heen ! "'"t on each (piart .lune 1, there will
Thirteenth Annual Exhibit
of the
UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW ASSOCIATION
June 8, 9 and 10, 1921
Finu-lock Exhibits, Wild West Shows, Horse Racintj, and Special
Aimi.semesnTsNif Various Kinds.
LarKer premfciniH and nVise upeeial jirizes than ever before. Tliree
bantls will furnish tny. ntimic, Hand Concerts, Street Carnival and dune'
in at night.
Ample hotel aec.ommonUion. in union's new $120,000 hotel the
finest in esatern Oregon.
Stoulinien shtmld arranifp for stall-room early. Judte W. L. Car
lisle, one of the best stock judges in America, will judge live stock at
the Union Show.
Make no other enir?ip:ement.s for June 8, 9 and 10, and come to the
Union Live Stock Show.
For any further particulars, address
W. B. Davis, Secretary,
Union, Oregon.
dynamited Ih all false. Humors were
that hundred .of dead fish were float
ing on the lake. The warden found
only ne fish; which lie helieve! might
have committed suicide.
also
Isold.
cent off orj all pint
hot-tie:
Moonshine wis responsible fop a
drunken Itruwl at ..funtiua, ueur Vale,
during which Kd Km ihl, sheephijnl
ei si a 1 bed .John Joyce, sheepmun of
Malheur covin ty. Knriht had been
working for the .Joyce brothers, and,
while in a drunken state, rushed at
Joyce and stubbed him.
Paul Knapp, of Rueno, father of
two sets of twin;, has filed complaint-
for divoire against Hael Knapp, of
Albany, mother of the children. 11
alleges cruel and inhuman t'ealment.
A' chapW'r of "l.a Society des III
Homes et 8 ('hevaux' a social branch
of the American Legion, was inslalleil
at Kuene .Saturday by a delegation
from the IWlland chapter, which hr.:t
oeen tho oidy one in the state. Six
teen members (if the Lane count v
post were initiated.
Ilccause Mrs. Nettie for.nPtt, first
wiHiiuii rniivicli'd in Oteiron as a
moonshiner, filled to perfect an tip- Then recent I v arrived in Pndleton
leal, United .States Attorney Lester probably the two oldest helians in Hie
W. Humphrey obtained from I'eileral ! Northwest. They are Kn hi yes, Vt,
Juilife K. S. Mean an order for her ! years obt, and his wife, who is but a
commitment to jail, to which she was j few years the junior of her hus'.nnd.
sentenced to six months in addition jThe two are 'members of the Walla
to heiritf fined $.11)0. ,lValla tribe and are visitinc rel-nives
' jat the Unatilla Indian ntferjc.V K.t-
A Hattimor, Maryland, dispatch i hi-yes is blind and his- wife is deaf,
tells of two adventure-lovinjp women but otherwise the hand of tune has
sturtmjt out mi a hike around thc-dealt gently with the pair, who are
world, which they figure will take sixjhnlo and hearty
They weie inch sunplied with
. yearn
a camping outfit. One of the women.
Miss Myrtle Kir:, is a daughter lf
j.Hidfe Will K. KiiiK. former justice of
! (be. Supreme Court of Oregon, who
I was at one time a resident of Maker.
(JrandmntherVs way of hatching
chickens to -nrovide. the famous fries
that are so popular about harvest ' formerlv held by them were m w be
ATiy employment by . contractors jpn
KaKed on Hood Ktver county work of
any but American citizens will, rc
cordini; to a resolution just adopted bv
ithe county court, render the con'rnot
void. The resolution stated that ex
csrvice men were finding it d'ftienh
to get pfploymMt and that mai.y job
RAGS Wanted at the Observe
in hebi by non-citizen?.
Vruij Sherhet
CUT PRICES
ON
FAST fl'TriNO LAWN MOWKKS
$"!0.l!r. 10-iinh KKutter cut'sKj
i.l.tlll Il-lllill K i til KUilCTasUll to,
yj(t.-2r l(i-inth Sterliiijc cut to
J2LC.ti Ki-imh UK, .ut to.-..
$ru.St 1 1-inch Aolo cut to ..
Wholesale l'i i (. Ht dui tiims Are l'i omplly 1'anned on lo Our Cuntnniera
m X FI LL LINK OrMlOSK Al) SPKINKI.KKS
$27.00
$25.20
$18.00
$i9.ro
$17.80
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO!
Discount For 4sh
time is it ttt.d (1m it difffi-ent frtm thr-
way thcj'ri'-l 'ri: fiMrlit'd in lli'Jl in
!Vnll'tin. Tlifi-t' liiiiiy ciiit-ks iirt'
I'tiitinilnr shells in an inrtiiiiilnr warm.
i',i l.v .lt-.-lri,- li.nl. KlM'tii.al hptif Our I in it Sht'rla-I is tlio kiml we
for lliis iiiirncw is n..l in vprv' wi,l,. : e''H so jiuifh nf. It is nltvnyt reatly
use,' 'ami t lte me nf the mai-liini' in ! f'"- '"" evrry ilay in tlio wc.'k, Mc a
l'riiill.'l.m is siMin-thini; t.f a nuv..ty.!pint. tiunrt. A pint or a quart
' for your suppt'r or your iniililny moil
Olio of the ro-llif.-l fires in lVinlle- when it is warm is just the kiml of
ton for many wwk 'oei nrreil when ilessert you will like lwtt.
the iieautifui h. nie of Kill IViIro in! Palace Confectionery Co.
liivei Mile Inn to 1 lo the tr'uunil. The I '.
house was om- i.f the most Iieautifui
homes neir ren.lleton, ami the loss
is il:n-ril at $:.'o."lK), with $iri.utl(l in
snianee. Shirting a fire with eoal
oil is 'Ihe plolmhli i-Juiite of the fire.
The fiist hij; ;..:e of wool in Hma
tilla eouvty w.is reputteil when Alfreil
Smith, fur the .1 K. I.ivestoik ('0111
liany. s.i, :.ii.oiki hiimls. Knmor has
it the pi u-e i;v i-r.l letweeir,,o ami 21
cents.
J. f. Pnmey, f.itiinler of the ehain
of Penney stores, has Iw.-n with his
:sster's rhitilien in Kosetiurir. His!
Mst.'r, Mrs. W. II? Striiwn,'rtvently
lo'.l Kront r .rt!.,n,. Mr. IVnm v wilt
i-o nnoci
( ilV '
lis home in NWf Yoiki
The foie-it seivi..-r has ialt istli.!
priVs.nn.for l orcst Proteion week.
May to Im sent to .fli the fVacWrs
"f Oregon aisl W isliiiiRton. The pam
phlet, yts futih thjcluffuttsrs of For
est Piole.tia,, week, jfive ilata on
the Northv-sttin-J.rOaufi.lv Ami the
imiaiithat ft ,lestrov ea. h year I
fore-t im. h tSe.fiie8ri start
e.1 anJ haw th,.vmav tw-nievrVnl.
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tobacco fhki 50
ood ciartttts v
A CLASS1KIK1) Al) WILL DO IT.
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In the Alaska
Gold Rush of 1902
UJhen Ihousands oj men rushed lo Jllaska
for cjold, H uas necenarij la ship in ujicient
foocl to last lhrouqh the lonq vottiler months.
In such a climato, cojfee, tuhen packed in lhef
ordinaru uau, deteriorates rapidly, but Hills
Bros., uho originated he vacuum process
seueYal ijears yreuioubiu, u'tere there uith
Red Ciui CoJJeii, packed in uacuuin cans,'
insurin the Klondikers of hauinq their
coffee as jcebh and flavor az tuhen at home.
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ills. Bros.
ed Can '
Vacuum
Puck
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y TwagawBWgaaiimijsJkT.s ? a
HHERE is a big differ-.
A ence' between Calumet
and all other Baking Powders.
First You see it in the cost.
Cal'imet is suM at a moderate
price.
Then you cb;rve it in
tire. Calumet iins n; :e than the
lisiial'kav-riiiiiT i;;r;:-L:;h, therefore
less is ruqi'irL-d.
Next you notice it ia rr.i:
in Li.i!i;y m lt. eve'.m"s
lilifncs m:l tfSiine if your L ilt
inyl Tiiy .loult b:tlr finer
grJntd.
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