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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY , 1020.
PAGE THREE
News of Pendleton
fV.Ifoe Chief m.
A. A. ltoberts, polire chief, l con
fined to IiIk home with tt had (-"Id find
ii touch of the grip.
PllWOn ItffWhlMIO It. iimnI. I. ,1
The lvouls JMnson residence In being
remodelled. Hardwood floors are lic
uitc laid and Interior changes made In
the residence.
Get Ptrmlt to lunnxlel.
L. D. Stover, of 2200 nallroad
street, was lastied a permit by the re
corder today to remodel porches for
his dwelling. The cost Is estimated at
f 100.
I.i . Hill I HI
Dr. David B. Hill Is confined to his
home by nn attack of lu grippe. He
i not seriously 111.
Otter Skin on Display.
An otter skin, trapped by P C. Pul
kerson In Monse, Washington, Is dis
played tiday at the IT. H. niological
survey ofrice. Government trappers
do not trap otters, hut the animal win.
captured by accident by Fulkerson.
The skin is an unusually fine one and
measures four feet and two Inches. It
will be sent to Washington, n. C, as a
speelmon.
I'm . iias.i Interest
Harvey Mcrherson, and Bert Whit-, lleniiloii Itef.-reeH name,
man, of the Pendleton Cash Market, Freil Reunion, county agent, return
today purchased t. B. Bamsdall's In- ed from Walla Walla today -where he
terest In the store. Mr. Bainsdell has refereed the Whitman-Willamette unl-
tieen In the firm for the past 10 or 12 j versity basketball game last night
Adding New 'oiisormry.
A conservatory and music room are
being added to the Halph FoUom resi
dence, 212 Main street, completing the
impromenets made In the residence,
which has been completely remodeled.
Will Hcwiiim Service.
Pendleton churches which did not
hold services last Sunday because of
the Influenza situation, are planning
to hold services on Sunday. Pastors
believe that the present health situa
tion has Improved to such an extent
that II will not be necessary to cancel
the services for Sunday.
w. ntimuimfcn t hi.
W. Schwartnenberg, manager of the
Pendleton Hollar mills is in with an
attuck of Inflating and Is conrined to
bis bom on Oat-field street.
Kermis Tickets ft 1 lafl.
Tickets for the Kermis, to be given
next Wednesday night for the benefit
of the Church of the Redeemer, will
be on reserve tomorrow at Thompson's
drug store. Reservations can be made
at the store tomorrow or the days fol
lowing, before the Kermis.
Boalp Homilies Take 2o.
' rmatllla county In January paid
280 ror scalp bounty, there haying
been 73 coyote and 14 bobcat pelts
brought In. The largest single war
rant was drawn for $59. Bobcats are
paid for at the rate of 2 a head, male
coyoteB at $3 and females at $4.
years but plans to retire.
Kor ( old.. Crl or Influrnsa
and as a Preventative, take LAXATIVE
UltOMO QUININE Tablets. Look for
K. W. GROVE'S signature On the box.
10c.
Sit names Tills w cek kimI
The Pendleton high school basket
ball five will play no games this week
end owing to the school's being closed.
Coach Plelschmann is out of town dur
ing the enforced vacation and no prac
tices have been held for several days.
It Is probable that there will be a con
test next week end.
The Missionaries defeated the quintet
from Oregon's capital city 29 to 21 bv , '
Cumin, from behind In the second ! "'alllllR New 1 ...... 1 1, i II
period. Whitman also defeated the
Willamette five on Wednesday night
and has five wins on the home floor
now. (fSJ
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Good Things to Eat in Both Depts. for
Saturday Shoppers at "101"
DRESSED DUCKS, CHICKENS, CHOICE CUTS OF
YOUNG BEEF, FANCY VEAL, YOUNG
LAMB, PORK, MUTTON
Fresh Shipment of Gotteberg Summer Sausage
Complete line of Fresh Mexican, Florida and Cal
ifornia Fruits and Vegetables. (Especially fine Im
perial Valley Head Lettuce. Large, solid heads.)
Phone your Sunday dinner order to
avoid any disappointment.
'101" and
"Waste Less Buy the Best"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
Fine Groceries and Meats
Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting botF
departments.)
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A Rid cross fountain of double the
size formerly In use, was Installed In
the Cosy Rilliard Parlors today. The
fountain Is the product of the Blshop
nabcock Co., and Is similar to the' one
displaced. Part of the smaller foun
tain will go to Astoria and part to
Walla Walla.
Fanners Meeting IHlt Off.
Word was received here today that
the farmers committee appointed to
investigate the cooperative marketing
plan suggested by A. Shapiro of San
Francisco will not meet here tomorrow
as previously scheduled. Owing to
the health situation the meeting has
been postponed one week by Dr. C. .1.
Smith, the chairman.
Murks Itancii Leaded.
Tho J. W. Sparks ranch at Sparks
station, between Pendleton and Pilot
Rock, has recently been leased to
Raum Brothers, who came here last
summer from California. They have
taken over the 40 acres of wheat land
but Mr. Sparks has reserved his house
and buildings and his alfalfa land. The
Raum Brothers also have about 400
acres of wheat land under lease from
A. J. Ledy.
1 Villi growers r.lke Weather.
Umatilla county fruitgrowers, of
j Freewater, Milton and the west-end
j fruit-growing district, are glad to see
I the cloudy, damp weather as it Is fa
; vorable to the recovery of the par
tially injured fruit trees which were
frosted during the cold snap. Sunny
. weather. sa Fred Hennion. would be
. ' y injurious to the trees, which will
hava a chance to recover during the
present weather.
Me Before
The Fire"
$269,000,775.00
WORTH OF PROPERTY WAS DE
STROYED BY FIRE LAST YEAR IN THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA. THIS
LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY LOSS
IS DUE TO THE INCREASED VALUE OF
ALL COMMODITIES.
ARE YOU FULLY INSURED?
JOE KERLEY
Jt ffaSgf OIMMl On lte-riiitiiig Trip.
s Lymnn Itice, John Joerger and Dr.
C. V. Laavan, members of the Pen-
idletnn committee on membership for
Ithe American Legion, drove to Pilot
flock today lo attend the auction
sales there and enlist men from the
south of the county in the local post.
They were armed with annlicntion
rardH and plenty of (rood reasons why
ex-servit e men should Join.
O-W. n. Si X. Men at Sale.
William McMurray general passen
ger agent. C. .. Smith, agriculturist,
Had 1). K. Clark, livestock agent, of
the O-W. It. X. eomnanv. nunu,!
through Pendleton today on their wiiv
to Pilot Rock to attend the community
sale. The railroad men will be guests
of the Pilot Rock Commercial Asso
ciation of which W. X. Royer Is presi
dent, and I.. P. Reilly. agent of the
railroad there, an active member.
Insurance, Loans,
Real Estate, Grain
721 Main
Pendleton
Meeting; At Church Tonight.
"A king in chains'' will be the theme
of the discourse at the special revival
services in the First Christian Church
tonight. Captain Jennie Conrad anil
her Lieutenant I.ela Forest, of tho in.
cal Salvation Army have planned to
assist the pastor and Song Ieadet
flates In the opening devotional ser.
vices this evening. There will be no
preaching Saturday night.
The Finishing
Touch
That adds to the desirability of a home and com-
Eletes the satisfaction of the housewife, can best
e accomplished by getting our latest plans for
the built-in conveniences in the home. Our ser
vice is complete and we have plenty of plans
from which to select. See us about your build
ing problems, and call us for the best Coal all
the time.
OREGONumber
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(WATCH THIS SPACE)
Sluing Styles In Mais
The new spring hats show n decirte
tendency to flare back from the face,
says Mrs. Rose Campbell. local mill
iner Tcho returned yesterday from a
""jing trip in the east. Even sailor
hats turn up In a fashion which Is
somewhat similar to the Hosier rtrnw..
sailor. ARlOna the new mn.Arkl.
for the chapeaux is celephane. a shinv
black material, and hair cloth nhinh
lis nil Its name Implies. Rralds of all
kinds are used with good effects as
are beads, straw and taffeta.
Use the
Phones
Grocery
2 phones 526
Other Depts.
78
KjT SERVICE
Use the
Phones
Grocery
2 phones 526
Other Depts.
78
PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE
NOTIONS
Notions and dress making
supplies are here in abund
ance. Brand new, complete
stock just came in. Come
here for notions, we have
what yon want,
priced.
Reasonably
PEARL BUTTONS 5c Doz. to $1.50 Each
Pearl Buttons for every use. Waists, dresses,
baby dresses, skirts, underwear, etc. We can fur
nish just what you want in Pearl Buttons.
1 ART ANTIQUE LACES 20c to 65c YD.
nri ,:. .11.
iJicsc uic specially p
good for trimming
underwear, bed
spreads scarfs, cen
ter pieces, etc. Offer
ed in two beautiful
designs. Edging and
insertions to match.
PILLOW CASE LACES 12 l-2c and 15c
These Laces are just the kind you want and the
width. Comes in several patterns with insertion to
match. Are of good heavy torchon quality.
FRENCH RATINE 83.00 YD.
at.
An imported fabric suitable for dresses and skirts
for spring and summer wear. We're showing some
good shades in this cloth that you will like. Of ex
cellent quality and fast colors; 45 inches wide.
BLUE BIRD BATISTE 50c YD.
Specially for underwear is this fine Batiste with
pointed blue birds on it. Comes in white, blue and
flesh grounds. Come in and get some of this splen
did underwear Batiste. Ask for Blue Bird Batiste.
PIQUE 40c to $1.00 YD.
Pique in white only. Suitable for skirts, collars
and cuffs and the like. Offered in several wales,
fine and wide. These are of excellent quality and
finish.
WHITE POPLIN 50c to $1.00 YD.
Finest quality Mercerized Poplin in 27 and 36 in.
width, for skirts and dresses for spring. These are
soft finish and will wash like you expect it to. Buy
your needs now.
COLORED DRESS LINEN $1.50 YD.
Offered in the shades you've been wanting, such
as pink, blue and rose. This is of finest quality, per
manent finish and will launder. Specially good for
dresses and blouses. Select a length now.
You really can't afford to miss this opportunity of
buying one or more of these fine dresses at the big
savings we're offering. Come in tomorrow and
make your choice.
DRESSES
LOT 1 $19.50
Special values in serge and
taffeta in tans, copen, navy and
black.
LOT 2 $29.50
Serges, jersey, messaline and
taffeta in all colors.
LOT 3 $39.50
Tricotine, jerseys, serges and
crepe de chine, embroidered with
silk floss and headings.
LOT 4 $59.50
This lot consists of the very
latest and best of dresses in both
tailoring and style standpoint.
In tricolette, tricotine, duvede
laine, velvets and wool velour,
all colors and sizes.
WAISTS
Georgette waists in white,
flesh, maize, navy, taupe
and brown embroidered
in floss in contrasting
?hades $6.95
COATS HALF PRICE
SUITS HALF PRICE
Holidays VWI on Sunday.
School children and others who look
forward to a 'day off on a holiday
find disappointment in the IIM rml.
endar. for many of the holidays fall on
Sunday. They are Washington's
rsirthday, February 22: Decoration
.'a, may ie; anil Independence n
a H" i. nrist tnas nowever. come
on Saturday In 11120. Speaking of Sun
days, February has five this venr
Since the introduction of the calendar
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now in use, February has had five acreage all over the United States has Seeking Ielegates to Onaidrtlna,
Sundava in the veers 175B. 17S4. 1 S 2 4 . decreased from 9S per cent to S5.2 per! Secretary C. K. Cranston. of the
I s r y and ! cent since last ear. I'matillas acreasre Pendleton Commercial Association
! is estimated at near normal. Uist year day interviewed local merchants re-
the acreage was approximately 180,
OrtOacres and it is thought that the
Why?
Proof is positive when fouaded
upon facts plus experience.
BEECH AMS PILLShave
been used for 60 years by
people all over the globe.
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
5oMTrrwlr.
The Largest Sale of
Any Medicine in
the World.
Children FJidnmcr l.ivos.
Complaint is being made that local
children trailing behind autos on rol
ler skates are taking desperate chances
of being hurt. One case reported to
day was that whore several boys hold
ing to a rnpe were trailing behind a
ear and came near being struck by a
passing machine. The trailing prac
tice is said to be ao dangerous that it
should be stopped before an accident
occurs.
I acreage this year is as large as that
lot last year. The reason given for the
1 decrease in acreage in the I'nited
States is that farmers, impelled by
war prices, farmed the marginal lands
last year but discontinued tho prac
tice this year. Cmatllla has but little
marginal land. It is a known fact
that this county raises one per cent
of all the wheat raised in the United
states.
garding their attendance at the forth-!
coming: convention of the Oregon.
State Merchants Association at As- I
toria. Five have already madtt ten- I
tative plans to uttend and it was the
belief of the hoard of inanagrers yes
terday that if 15 or more will attend,
this city can carry off the 3 9i'l con
vention. The two rival associations
recently merged and are paid 10 be
working in huiinony at this '.iiii. he
oom Mition Is heM on February 1 -i, 17
and IS.
Plleg Cured In 6 to II Day
DrugKists refund mnnet- if r a an , i vr
to-: M,ENT faiU to cure Itching. Blind.
... to mH w c ruiruuing I'm-i. Ntnp
irritation; Soothes and H-al. You can
Ket restful sleep after the nrst appli
cation. iTiee 60c
commented, cooling off. "is that
when a womiw gets her h.tu 0flfcbl
she is ready to go." Kansas City
Stair.
Young Piwt HfJVfjsje Dies
Precido Mendonea, aged 23, a native
f Portugal, died in Pendleton last
night of Spanish Influenza.
has been employed as a farm laborer
h Joe Monese. farmer of F.cho, and ;
has resided there. Manuel Mendonea
fal a cousin of Percido Mendonea. The
deceased is survived by his parents
l uncheon Plans Being Lftid
Plans for t he luncheon Monday
Mendonea noon to meet with the deb-gates from
the Tri-State Auto Club from walla
Wul la are progressing under the di
rection of l avid II. Hi Ison and Sec
retary C. K. Cranston, representing
the commercial association. Members
who live in Portugal. Funeral serv- of the Pendleton Automobile Associ
ices will be held tomorrow In F.cho. ation have been invited to huvh
inder the auspices of tho Catholic with the board of managers and the
hurch of which Mendonea was a fbl or five Walla Wallans, The pro-
member, posed ifami- antorma nee ianc nign-
I way. which will pass t h rough Wall i
I matilla's (riuire cr onnnl. Walla ami lVndleton. is to bo dis-
Desplte the fact that the wheat j cussed.
An dnntage.
A Kansas City man paced nervous
ly bin k and forth on his front porch
esterday morning.
"Hey!" he called to his wife.
, "Haven't you started to get up yet ?"
"Yes," she replied. "I'm starting to
, comb my hair.'1
C.ood night'" he yelled. "Just
starting to comb your hair! We ll
miss that train, sure.
Five minutes later she appeared
and announced she was ready for the
train.
"Well, one good thing about the
way women dress mwadu s," he
Grocer Up Against It
1 have been up against It for the
'past 3 years suffering from pain in my
stomach and side until I wus conider
' ing giving up my grocery business.
Doctors and medicine did not hplp me.
. I heard of ftfajrr'l VonuVrful lit m dv
' through a friend in lluffnlo. The flmt
dse nave me ni're benefit than all the
: medicine I had taken before and urn
noW feeling as well an ever In my
life." It Is a simple, harmlpsn prepa
ration that rr-.iovcj th catarrhal mu
cur from the intestinal tract and all
ays the inflammation which cause
practically all stomach, liver, and In
testinal ailments. Including uppendl
cltia. One dim will convince or
money refunded.