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DTOY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1019.
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NOTES OF PENDLETON
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Bon In Horn.
A son wan born to , Mr. und Mrs.
Clydo Preston of lliilix at Kt. An
thony'v hospital yostarduy morning.
Son to Sirs. Tenor. '
Anon was born at Kt. Anthony's ho.
pllal yesterday to Mr). Flunk Tonur
of Hermlston.
Casa Argued Mart ill 21.
The famous library cuse will be ar
gued here March 21, before Judge G
C. Anderson of Baker.
lTlvato Kuiulcr Jlore.
i private Norrls c. Kumler was In the
city yesterday on his way to his homo
in Yakima, Washington. He has been
stationed at Ellington. Texas.
Are Nairn Appraisers.
E- Davis, George Lytel and Ean
Williams have been appointed apprais
ers of the estate of Mary A. Wilder.
upceasea.
tho Clirlstlun chii(ch, pussed through
l'endli-ton yostorduy on his way to
fort land after u vlHlt In the cost.
. W. It- N. Official IK-ro.
W. Ilollons. superlntendunt of tht
O. W. It. & N.., second division, ana
(1. J. Hurl, auditor tors tho company,
era In Pendleton today on rullrouu
business.
William MoMurray Jlore,
Wllllu'm McMurray, general passen
ger agent for the O. W. It. and N
was In Pendleton yesterday. . He re
turned yesterday on Noi 17 from Chi
cago and left last night for Walla Walla.
State Secretary Here
C. F Swander. state
secretary of
ORE THROAT
or Tonailltis. ffarole
IV 11 with warm salt
S water thn .nnlih-.
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District Manager Arrives.
C. E. Horton, district managej: for
the Woodmen of the World Is now In
the city In connection with a member.
Hhlp drive for Pendleton Camp. Mi.
Hortor has headquarters In Spokane
and at Iewlston.
Son Is I lorn.
A son was born at Mrs. NIccolls
maternity hospital this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. C. M- Jackson of Hermlston.
Mrs. Jackson was formerly Miss Bes
sie McPherson, daughter of J. 8. Mc
pherson of Pendleton.
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t'matllla'A Assessed Valuation.
In a table recently compiled by Rep
resentative A. I. Ballagh, of Colum
bia county, Umatilla's assessed value-
i6i 161 ioi loi loi loi loi 101 101 101-
The "101 Creed
WE BELIEVE
WE BELIEVE
WE BELIEVE
WE BELIEVE
WE BELIEVE
WE BELIEVE
in the goods we are selling,
that honest goods can be sold to
honest people by honest meth
ods. in work, in laughter, in boosting
and in the pleasure of selling
Quality Products.
in courtesy and kindness, in
friendship and honest competi
tion. we keep the cleanest food store
in Pendleton. ,
you will like "101" better than
any other Grocery and Market
in Pendleton.
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries Fresh Meats
301 E. Court St.
Phones 101 (Private Exchange Connecting
Both Dept's.)
lion 1m given as 137.924,138, the lur-
KCHl In the Klule. outside of Multono-
muh county. Tho 11)10 population u
given us 2u,:tuU. ,
Mrs. MclHinaly Ik-ltor. '
Mrs. I'. E. Klllliin returned today
from Kpokane where shei was called
by the Illness of her daughter, Mrs. A.
J. McDonald- Hhe reports that Mrs-
McDonald's condition is much improved.
iMXaWiiiionts of 101st go Trough.-
Three speciul coaches came through
Pendleton as part of train No. 6 thli
morning, bringing detachments of th
191st. Among the men on board wa
Hay Chapman, of this city, who has
been In France with the 3rd Oregon.
Pasco Teams Win.
Both the girls' basketball team ana
the boys' team of the Pendleton h'ph
school were defeated last night when
they met the Pasco teams In that city.
The score of the girls' game was 23
to 13 and the boys' game 38 to 11.
Wcwloy Minims in New York.
Mrs. William Matlock this mornlna
received word from her grandson,
Wesley Mimms, that he Is now in New
York having been on a convoy with
2OU0 soldiers. Minims Is a Pendleton
boy who enlisted In the navy early
in the war.
To lie Hurled Here.
Mrs. Battle Whitaker, wife of Dr.
C. J. Whltakenr and one of Pendleton's
pioneers, who died recently in McMln
nville at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Hand, will be burled In Pendleton or
Hunday. The funeral will be at 2 p.
m. In the Baptist church with the
Rev. W. H. Cox officiating.
lulls From KkaUM, Breaks Arm
Mary Boddy, the eleven year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Boddy
113 Long street, sustained a broken
arm Thursday afternoon when Bhe
fell from her skates to the pavement
on cast Court street as she was re
turning home from school. She was
Inken to St.' Anthony's hospital ana
the bones set.
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l!l:iiiJN Hum!.
Klunfc for tentative returns and ch
titnufo of corporation's Incomes and
pro fit iw taxes and request for exten
sion of time for filing1 returns are now
on bund nt the office of W. IX Cham
berlain. I', f?. deputy collector of in
ternal revenue, in the federal build
in tr, ?,hfco urc to be filled out by
March 15.
"INSURANCE
Is the Best Policy"
HOV BE THE LANDLORD AND PAY RENT TO
VOl'ItKEI.F. .
SOME REAL BARGAINS IX IIOME8.
Five room house, modem, on Ash 8t,, Just off
West Webb St., (2700. S1O0O to handle, balance Ilka
rent.
Seven Room House on Grant 8t.. strictly rnodern,
f 4300, 12500 down, balance to suit the buyer.
Seven room house on High St., $250 down, balance
tn seven years.
Six rooms on Raley St., strictly modern, 11500.
1500 down, balance on easy payments.
Seven room house, modern, on Perkins Street.
13000, flOOO down, balance In monthly payments of
' $28.00.
AND MANY OTHERS.
SEE ME IF YOU WANT A HOME ON EASY
TERMS.
JOE KERLEY
Successor to Chas. E. Heard. Inc.
Insurance Loans Real Estate
721 Main Pendleton, Oregon
, "See Me Before the Fire"
Artlrl-tt of Incorporation riled
Th ii rt tries of incorporation of the
I'matiila Flour & drain Company of
IVtiilleton have been filed with the
county clerk. The company is incor
porated at $3000 to do a wholesale
aHd retail business In grains feed arid
fhmr. V. HchwartKenburfC. N -T. Jtly
d iiMiHn and 11. J. Warner are the
incoioprators. .
loll Scurc May Return Noon.
Fred Searcy has received a letter
from his son, William A. Searcy, now
with the 5th Marines In Ftance. saying
that he expects to return to his coun
try shortly after March 1st. Mr.
Searcy yesterday received official no
tice from the war depatment that his
eon had been sligrhtly wounded in ac
tion, October 6. Searcy Informed his
parent that he has recovered from his
wounds and is all ready to sail.
Cmutilla Mukcs CMxmI Show in nr.
I'matiila county has made a, credi
table showing- in the adoption oi
French orphans. About 8 00 hav
been adopted In this county. Ilermfs
to.t has adorted 33. which averages
one for 20 people, while Pendleton has
adopted 128, approximately one for
60 people. This is abetter record
thnn that made by Portland, which has
ndrpted 500 orphans, or ono to every
700 people.
University Wins ChaniloitHlil.
The University of Oregon baskei
ball team are now the Pacific coast
champions by virtue of the 30 -to 28
victory over the University of Calif ot
nia at Berkeley Thursday night,
Kddie Durno, star University of Oregon
forward, was again the mainstay of
the Eugene aggregation, scoring 14
points. Durno will doubtless be ac
corded ttll-coast honors by all sport
In ir editions as he has been the shining
light among the - entire northwest
galaxy of stars this season.
N ASH MOTORS)
Will KMMik In Stan Hied.
Miss Rrenda Francklyn, official
s( etiker for the fatherless children oi !
France, aeeompained by Miss Sabra i
Njison. left this morning for Stan-1
jf iii'io. wnero mihs rrancmyn win npmK
Rltoday. Miss Francklyn will speak to-J
R I morrow at 11 a. m. at the Church ot j
Ptho Redocmer Shells not only a war
5i;r"i-" ..rr;:,;.:'",;"Si'roo late to classify
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Make This Store Your Store
We have every facility to make it comfortable and pleasant'for you. Use our phone, use our writing
desk. Use our information department Let us mail your letters and packages. Use our service it s
free. Make this store your headquarters. Meet your friends here. - . - - ' J ,
COAT WRAPS
Wrags and capes of Tricotine and Duvedelaine owe much of
thetf charm to the beauty of the tones and fabrics. New spring
shades such as Fawn, Mist Gray, Benjaise Blue and Navy.
$33.00 to $75.00
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AFTERNOON DRESSES :
Anticipating the needs of the well-groomed women for
spring and summer, we have selected an exquisite line of dainty
dresses, developed in ultra-smart fabrics.
Models, adaptations and reproductions, emphasizing the new
silhouette, are ready for immediate selection. ; ,. ,
SPRING SUITS J .
Many of the smartest suits are fashioned of serge or tricotine,
buttoned, vested or belted and so effectively cut as to " express
the individuality of the wearer. Priced
$35.00 to $90.00 -
FOULARDS
The most beautiful of Spring
Silks.
We invite you to inspect these
and let us help you plan your
dress. Foulards are not onlj
practical, but are the fa
vored , silk for spring. Our
assortment is complete, showing
figures and coin dots in many
novelty arrangements. The yard
$2.00 lo $3.50
WOOL JERSEY
Can be had in many of the
most wanted shades at Alexand
, ers. Every one loves clothes of
wool Jersey. -
The Jersey frock is becoming
to stout as well as to .the slender
women. It is essentially youth
ful and its graceful, clinging
qualities give an appearance of
suppleness to any figure.
Our Wool Jerspy is of excel
lent quality, 54 inches wide. The
$4.95
FAILLE SILK
The proper silk for Vests and
Vestees to be used with the suits
this season.
This is a fine ribbed silk,
smooth enough to be braided or
stitched like they are using so
much now. The yard $1.50.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
for women. Showing the newest
in white and colored embroidery.
Neat hems of all linen and Lu
zerne lawn soft, ready for use.
Buy your summer handker
chief needs now here. Each
10c to $1.00
New spring goods arriving in
our men's section daily.
MODART CORSETS
Front Laced
Form a perfect foundation for
the wearing and fitting of suits
and gowns.
The wearing of Modart Corsets,
Front Laced, gradually gives the
wearer the outlines of the corset
and incidentally gives her the
best proportions for her type of
figure.
Types differ, but there is a
front laced MODART design for
each type.
The artists w ho create wom
en's clothes always model them
on perfectly poised figures. Per
fect in proportions is usually as
sociated with correct .poise and,
on the other hand, correct poise
develops perfect proportions.
The MODART Corse Com
pany employs the highest salar
ied corset designers in the world
to cooperate with leading manu
facturers and designers of worn-
en's apparel. This is done that
your corsets may bring out to the
fullest degree all the lines of
style and beauty the designers of
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your gowns and suits create m
them. "
Our corsetiere will advise and
fit you with a MODART Corset
free of charge. You place your
self under no obligation other
than that of your own inclina
tion to purchase.
$3.50 to $15.00
NEW SILK SHIRTS
We have just received a beau
tiful assortment of New Silk
Shirts. Neat patterns and color
ings at the right prices. Have a
look at them.
NEW NECKWEAR
for Men.
This is where we show class.
Neckties with the patterns, style
and colors that are different.
We'll be glad to show you. Come
in and see them and you will find
we have the largest variety of
snappy neckwear in the city.
50c to $3.50 ;
CAPS
for men and boys. This is the
season when you need a new one.
Our stock is complete and we
have a splendid assortment to se
lect from. Buy your next cap at
Alexanders.
75c to $3.50
j Francklyn is the daughter of Oenernl
j Francklyn. a British officer slutkmed
; In India. '
v.m;ij caks at vol. oik i-iucks
s
Ixioks unusually powerful It Is unusually powerful.
Tlw trim and clean-cut appearance of tho Nush Perfected Valvc-In-llead
Mutorls altnost Invariably commented upon by those who
look under tho hood of a Nush Hix. And Its performance Is in keeping
with Its appearance. In owner service it has proved unusually power
ful, economical and quiet. '
iiIin l-imi(Mf hi County.
Zt Sowlnu. Cooking, canning, garden
Put. sheep, poultry, unci ralilii
B clubs have been formed In Pmatllln
county schools by A- I. o'Hollly, state
clud leader, under the supervision of
W. W. Green, county Kchool superin
tendent. Following are tho members
ships, which Include boys and girls:
Adams, 111; Nollu. IB: Hermlston, BO,
Blnnfleld. 27; Weston, 25: Milton, mm
Freewater. 48; Kcho. 44: Umaplne, not
yet reported. The largest standard
club was organized In Milton and
Freewater, with h membership of tn.
WANT ADS.
Cottonwood A Water Kt. Itione 530
IXT FORGET TUB AUTO SHOW MAIL 13, 14 and IB.
Will Ihturn to Pendleton.
W. H. I. Davis, former local opera -
I tor and who has been lr the military
rvii-e at Hremerton, wasn.. has neen
R B'ven an honorable 'discharge and
K with Mrs. Davis will return tn Pendle.
lton within a short time. They are
v going to Portland. Tuesday, according
,to a letter received by Mrs. Earl Saw
d yer, and after a weeks visit there they
(JIQsjsjiTltSVICVkM 1 wll ronie nn tn Pendleton,
NEW TODAY
FOR SALk
mostenj.
-Pure bred white leghorn
2101 W. Webb.
WANTKD Hoard und room by single
num. SlHiuld like to move March
II. 191 ft. Add re II. IX. this office.
!. ST -liunch of keys on rlnff. Kin
der return to M K. I,ong uud re
ceive reward.
LOST ut Arcade theatre, patent leather
picket bonk with hand strap, contain
ed $.").oit. lie ward if returned to 120
Lee street.
ItST Jted fox fur, Monday about 4
or 5 o'clock, somewhere between
Matlock street bridge and Kat Ore
Ron lan biulding. Phone 4S7.
ArtJfWiiH Attention
The funeral of Mrs. Hattie "Whittak,
er who was a member of Alpha As j
centbly, will he held tomorrow Rt 3
rVInrk nt the ttnpttM church.
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