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PAGE FOUR. .PAILY EAST . OREGpyiANPENTOTOy. OREGON. 7TESPAY, OCTOBER 21. ,10 13. EIGHT PAGES. TicfP nlC A TP x j. 1 OF THE C M"!7 rX toagsri ft fc tt ill? WloK STARTS TOMORROW Morning at Promptly 9 o'Clock We are ready for you with greatest bargains ever offered to Pendleton people before. $45,000 worth of good seasonable merchandise to be sold for in many cases less than whole sale cost just at the time you want it. Merchandise is so arranged it will be easy for you to find just what you want 20 sales people will wait on you promptly and carefully Come, bring your freinds it will be the greatest treat of the season JUST A FEW ITEMS TO SHOW WHAT YOU MAY EXPECT Ladies' Rain Coats 15 Nearly all sizes $1.00 A Full Bin at 1 9C Another at 27C Another at 48C ALL YOU WANT All Dress Ginghams Regular 2y2c, 15c and 20c 50c Ladies' Hose for only 1500 Yards M LACE Values to 1 5c 2c One Lot of 25 DRESSES values to $22.00 your choice Children's Joats m n fm at values from $3.50 to $8, all sizes One Lot of Embroideries to 15c, air you want 2c yard NOTICE : All Our Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts and Furs Are Included in This Sede LIVE COMPANY i Mills 10 GATHER IH ran T INSTITUTE OPEN'S ITS THKEK ; DOS' CONVENTION MANY r-EATVKES PLANNED. Tomorrow morning the annual Umatilla rounty teachers' institute will rotiimfnce i'ji three day sessions in the hlh school auditorium and Iiom that time until the close there -lll be "something dotng" every min ute until late Saturday evening The following 1 the program for the gen eral jtejMlors of the three days: WediK-wlay. ft. 22. 1913. 10 O'cK k f A. if. "American" Audience Invocation Rev. S. L. Grlgaby 11 ohSc. Addr-!. i.f Welcome Hon. II. P.. Johnson Response W. W. Green "Beloved. It la Morn" Aylward Mrs. J. 8 Landers. "The Power of Habit" Maynard Lee Daggy j "The Rural School, a Social Center" i Mrs. M. L. Fulkeri-on i 1:20-1: JO Music. 1:20-2:50 Section Work. ' 5:50-1 00 Recens. : : : : x i MAKE HASTE AMI DELAY UT. la giving jour MomaHi, IJtrr and ltumt-U Um Iwlp nwdrd to ratutrtr Uietn to a rlm. condition; bat re iforijrr, tlv "fir aid" In always HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters OI-.T A ItOTTLK TODAY. 2:00 "Night and Day".. Evans Lloyd . Miss Motile Judd , 'Palmer System of Penmanship"., j .......Mrs. M . 1a -ruiaerson "Principle of Organizing School Administrations". .Chas. S. Meek Wednesday Evening. 8:00 p. rn. "Morn Rise." Girls Chora Pendleton High School Selection from "II Trovatore". . . . v'htppl Trio Lecture "Gospel of the Common place" ...... .Maynard Lee Dagg) Thurnday, OcC 23. 9 00-9:20 Song Audience Piano Solo Selected Miss IJlla Grlgsby 9:20-10.00 'Twentieth Century Education"... Maynard Lee Dagg) "Phases of Industrial Education".. Charles Meek 10:00-12:00 Section Work 1:00-4:00 (a) "I cannot Help Loving Thee" Clayton Johns (b 'Philosophy" ....David Emmel Mr. Walter Roue. "The Social Evil In Relation to Child Welfare" ..John G. Kilpack "A Better Means of Support for Our Public Schools" B. F.. Carleton (a; King, Smile. Slumber". .Gounod (b "At Dawning" Cadman Mrs. J. R. Dickson. Address Chas S. Meek Addrewt Maynard Lee Daggy "Out On the Beach" Mr. Chas. E. Jordan Thursday Evening. S:00 o'clock The Dunbar Quartette and Bell Ring ers. -UrKUy, Oct. 24. 9:00-9:20 o'clock Song AuJience "How Much I Love Ton" ..Le Farge Mrs. J. 8. Landers. t:30-l):40 Section Work. 10:40-10:50 Receaa. 10:50-12:00 (a) "Ah Let Me Dream- (b) A Boat Hong" Mrs. Carl Power. "He That Hath Not" Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson "Phase of Industrial Education".. Chas 8. Meek 1:20-4:00 "Absent" Allltsen Miss Edna Zimmerman. Piano Solo Selected .Taylor . Waer Mrs. F. E. Boyder. "The New Conception of Universal Education" Dr. Jon Schafer Vocal Solo Selected Mr. Eugene Molltor "When the Ghost Walks- Maynard Lee Daggy Reports of committees. Friday Uvcning. S:00 o'clock Frederick Preston Search, violoncello Soloist. PRIM A It V SECTION. Wedneodar. Ort. 22. 1:30-2:10 Arithmetic, "Step by Step," J. S. Landers 2:10-2:50 "Phonics." Sloan Meth od Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson Thursday, CXt. 23. 10:00-10:40 Arithmetic, 'Step by Step" J. 8. Landers 10:40-11:20 Reading Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson 11:20-12:00 Address Dr. W. H. Bleakney Friday, Oct. 21. 9:20-10:00 Arithmetic. "Step by Step" J. 8. Landera 10:00-10:40 Geography Mrs. M. L. Fulkerson IXTERMEDIATE AXI ADVANCED KECTIO.V. Wwinrttday, Oct. 22. 1:10-2:10 "What the High School Demand of the Grades" H W. Drew 2:10-2:50 "Sandards for Estimat ing the Efficiency of School Work" Chas. Meek TliurHdajr, Oft. 23. 10:00-10:40 "History, the Recita tion" E. F. Carleton 10:40-11:20 "The Teaching of Reading" .... Maynard Lee Daggy 11:20-12:00 'Penmanship" W. C. Howard IYiday, Oft. 21. 9:20-10:00 "Thoroughness" Joel O Davis 10:00-10:40 "The Teaching of Reading" Maynara Lee Daggy lit' HAL SEcnox. Wednesday, Oct. 22. 1:30-2:10 "School Law for Rural Teachers" J. Alton Teager 2:10-2:50 "The Teaching of Arithmetic" n. T. Youcl Tliurwlay, Oct. 23 10:00-10:40 'Things the Teacher Ought to Know" W. H. Mussel man 10:40-11:20 Address Dr. W. H. Rleakney 11:20-12:00 "A Teacher's . Oppor tunity to Train for Rural Citl- lenshlp" Dr. Jos. Schafer Friday, Oct. 21. 9:20-10:00 "Eighth Grade Exami nations" II. m. Ounn 10:00-10:40 "Picture Study E. F. Carleton HIGH SCHOOL SECTION. Wednesday, Or. 22. 1:30-2:10 "The Teaching of Ge ometry and Its Place In the Cur riculum" a. C. Hampton 2:10-2:50 "Classical Study" Dr. W. H. Rleakney Thursday, Oct. 23. 10:00-10:40 "Professional Attitude of Teachers" Chas. E. Mack 10:40-12:00 Principals' Round Ta ble. lYhlay' Ot. 21. 9:20-10:00 Addrea , . E. F. Carleton 10:00-10:40 "Points of View in History Teaching" .Dr. Jos. Schafer SCHOOL DIREOTOIW CONVEN TION. Thursday, O-t. 23, 1913. 10:00-12:00 Round Table Discussion "Employment of Teachers." "Compulsory Education." "County High School Fund Law." "Spelling Contest." 'Standarlzatlon of Schools." "New School Laws." 1:00-4:00 Session will be held with the teacher- In the high school auditorium. After a self-made man ha been, elected to office two or three times he gets the idea that his death would be a public calamity And maybe It would. 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