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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETOlf, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1920. PAGE THRR iiimiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiii itiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiuiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!!:ini!if:'::?i'i'Mi'iiiiiiiiiitiiiMiiiiui News of Pendleton FOURTEEN PAGES MUllMHItl 1 Itarovrrlnc from Operation. i....ii,iii;: for .Ma-Jiliilvt' Mules. JoarphJir. Kirtley Horn!. ( liiir. 15il I.Mlay Im reported recovering aH it ( .nr. local recruiting officer for The (rln' I'orum al Pendleton I vcii uj) expected from his recent ope- the I'nltoU Hint oh nuvy ,la looking for high scvhool imluy elected office, for ration for appendicitis nt 8t. Anthony's machinists' unites ikuh). In response the remainder : SL.- vmir j,, hospital. ItlifuriM I 1 1 m i Portland. 1. H. CimPbell returned yesterday after a vlMit ti Portland Mrs. Camp bell, who eoeompe,lned him. was taken III while In the city and will nut return hero for a few days. In .1 cull rriim tin- navy aefiuri mem. rue; ng nap president. Maryl Tha men are needed to go to Alnaka Chlaholm waa elected vi i- president,! u pan of Uia ereitw of subchasers i'Ji .Mary cjarlio, so.relury, and Metaajj mil 3iu, to lie used a Alaskan p-nroi. Matthews, treaaurer. PE?JDLETON'S LEADING STORE Iliiw Violate Traffic jiw It. C. Wahrua waa fined fi In polico court late Wednesday on a charge of speeding. William batchelor, arrested for parking his car on the wrong side or me street, paid a fine of 2. John Minis Win r. ahouls Sous)! The pretent whereabouts of Ir Qforfa Toel, who In understood to have resided in Pendleton about four years ago, Ik M.night by Or. O. Fran I:ib, of it i k-isi Riahty-acc ud street St w y.irk. who has written the post mauler here asking thai unvma hav. Includes Btanfleld Ing the Inform itlon communicate with Mr. Kehrli, who or- him at the address gfven K V. Kehrli Oomiiaf. I l'. W. Kehrli, of the C. H. depart, ment at agricultural dairy division, will be here tomorrow from Salt Lake, lie will go to StahflfJd tomorrow to look at the new bulla which have I ii Pin-chased hy the llerniiHton Hull As- Boclutlon, which und Ilermlston Doe, charged with operating an auto gunlsed the asHoclatlon five years ngo. with the muffler open late lost night, will accompany Fred Bennlon, county j Work Jh Progressing pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 5. agent. Work la progressing on the addition :to "acr'H hardware on .Main street. line snelvlng in completed, 101101101101101101101101101 Veuve Chaffard PURE FRENCH OLIVE OIL Finest the World Produces 101 1 T f 7 s BOTTLED IN FRANCE IN HONEST BOTTLES FULL QUARTS FULL PINTS , FULL HALF PINTS We are Sole Agents for East ern Oregon for this fine Imported Oil. "Waste Less Buy the Best" Pendleton Cash Market Inc. Phones 101. (Private exchange connecting bott departments!) Fine Groceries and Meats he addition has lieen While the f... .1... lousiness orrico Is nearlng completion. Til the old quarters of the store, Im provements are well under way. The I final touch will be to the new Btore ( front, with one large main street entrance. Manning For Onimalaaaiiim A phone message to the Bast Ore gonlan today from the Freewater Times Btatea that petitions for the can didacy of R. HI Bean for the repub lican nomination for commissioner are I being circulated in that section today ! and that Mr. Bean will make the race. Mr . Bean Is a farmer and creamery- ' man and a son-in-law of the late D. C. Sanderson. Canadian Vet Seeks Cham T. W. Smart, Vancouver, B. C., is seeking A- Hlldebrand, formerly a cor poral in "C" Company, second bat talion, Canadian engineers, first divi sion, with whom ho soldiered in Franco, Belgium and Germany. Smart says in his letter that he believes Hil- aenrand has a farm near Pendleton and that his mother lives here. He given his address as Vancouver, B. C, care of O. V. V. A. 8 101101101101101101101101101101 Clothing Meetings. Successful. Clothing school held at Umatilla IE and Umaplne during the past few days js nave been successful, say Miss Jessie 8 Uiles, of O. A- C., and Miss Ella May 5 Harmon, county demonstration agent. H The school was especially successful 5 at Umatilla, where the attendance I reached 21 women and girls. A lunch was served by the Umatilla women ! for those who attended the school. Today Miss Harmon and Miss Biles will open a school at Columbia, which wil continue for three days. "See Me Before The Fire" All in One Policy Real Automobile Insurance. FIRE THEFT LIABILITY COLLISION PROPERTY DAMAGE Anything short of this is not complete protection. I WILL BE AT THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW JOE KERLEY Insurance. Loans, Real Estate. Grain 721 Main Pendleton Jluuks Join J i rai lit "! (. The First Hank of Pilot Uock and the Hank of Helix today received no tice of their admission to the federal reterve system, having made applica tion at a recnt moi'tlng held here be tween the Htato hunkers of the cuunty and a representative- of the federal re serve bunk in this district. They arc th first slate bunks in the county, ouUfoU of Pendleton to join the sys tem. The membership is said to aid in tho floating of loans und in Kiviug N.iuntier backing (o the banks. 1 , SiudcntH Boost AottvttlOA, I A meeting of the student body of jl end let mi hig'h Mtttoo wart held this I mofnmff. IVninIifH lyceiiin number was rtoil d ami indi at ions point to jwurd a lunte audience. John Simpson, i yell leader, spoke briefly, urging the students to uttend the liaker-l'endle- ton basketball g"ame tomorrow night ;and the debate, Saturday nit;hL "The debaters appreciate your support as jirju h as the basketball team and every loyal student of Pendleton high I should be present to encourage the jteam," Simpson said. Auto Wlfcriiig Prevalent, Complaints about the loss of aUtos and auto accessories have been In creasing of late, the police say, and warning has been issued not to leave robes, coats or other valuables In ai tos at ntfjttt when parked. Not only are autos being taken fbr joyrides at n.iUns, Iwit robes are being stolen from parked machines. Among recent ly reported losses is a coat from the Gien Dudley car and a robe from the Fred Lumpk!n car- Satisfaction Is an important thing in buying lumber as well as in anything else and the only way that you can be satisfied is to bring in your bills for us to estimate for you. Remember that we GUARANTEE that our prices are as low as the lowest, and that our service is the best. Grass Ih Getting ItnKer. Grass on the ranges is growing with wanner weather and recent rains and better pasture Is In sight for he sheepmen. The grass will be wel comed owing to the long feeding pe riod made necessary by the long cold -of the pajst winter. Lambing opera tions are under way in nearly full swing now, with good results report ed. The market for sheep In the east is said to Indicate that good prices will be paid this summer for Umatilla i stock. OREGONLUMBER I (WATCH THIS SPACE) , ight Hearted Wicked neKS. "Jight-Hearted Wickedness will be the theme of Evangelist Wilhlte's ser mon tonight at the First Christian church. Several men and women were baptized last evening and today. Preparations are being made for the closing services next Sunday which will be in the nature of a reception to the new converts as well as a fare veil to Mr. Wilhite and his singer. Prof. Gatea. The Sunday morning communion Will ie c.onuucicu enureiy by men who have united with the church during the present revival. Prof. Gates urgently requests all the members of his chorus choir to be present both morning and evening, Sunday. You Can Buy at This Store With Every I Confidence Your Getting Your Moneys Worth THE I IIGHEST STANDARD QUALITY GOODS OFFERED, WIDEST VARIETY I TO SELECT FROM, PRICED AT ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT TO PAY. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. EASTER FROCKS eLA -7ZJ HaanKWV h n M BaffiBaaaaaw 1 FOR SMALL GIRLS The very loveliest ones, the kind you will want vour little daughter to wear. Dainty Organdie in pink and white $6.95 and $8.50 Stunning for Street Wear TRICOTINE DRESSES $37.50, $39.50, $42.50 Navy tricotine has won a perma nent place in the affections of the i well gowned woman. Embroidery, especially of the metallic sort dis tinguishes many clever dresses. FUR SCARFS Look again into the future at the present outlook, all furs will be greatly higher than the present price. We feel satisfied that the buying woman to day will save at least 35 to 40 per cent besides having the use of them, worn with the charming new spring dresses. These scarfs come in Mink, Mole, Squirrel, Fox, Nutria, Beaver, Lynx, Opposum.. Prices $10 to $200 SILK TRICOLETTE $7.50 YD. Silk Tricolette in all wanted shades for sport wear. Make these up into dresses, skirts and sweaters. The shades are brown, navy, tan, pink, copen, white and black. IIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll INDIAN HEAD SUITING For many uses, 36 in., 44 in., 54 in. wide. Enough said, yd. 50c, 65c, 85c. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii!T PLAIN COLORED ORGANDIE And Batiste in all the desirable shades, such as orch id, nink. rose. Drimrose. tan. sunset, copen, navy, etc. The organdies are of finest quality imported stock sheer and filmy. The Batiste is a fine weave silken iinisn. These fabrics are the kind to use in those beauti ful filmy spring dresses. Come in and have a look lpf. us hfiln vou nlan the dress. Organdies, yard 75c to $1.75 Batiste, yard 50c WHITE POPLIN 65c to $1.00 Yd. White Poplin is the one cloth you never tire of. Because it always looks well and wears better in dresses and skirts. 27 and 36 in. wide. Permanent silk finish., TAFFETA SILKS in Fancy Plaids and Stripes, such as a is used so much this season for dress es and skirts. 36 in. wide and of best quality, see them, yard $3.00 to $4.00 BUTTONS Buttons for everything. Buttons for waists, dresses, suits, coats, baby dresses, skirts, in all col ors, all sizes and shapes. Pearl buttons, bone buttons and composition buttons. When you need buttons come to our button section, we're sure to please 5c dozen and up. PARTY BOXES Something new in party boxes. New colors, new shapes, well made and finished right. You'll like them. Come in and have a look $6.00 to $10.00 BUCKLES Buckles play an important part in trimming that dress or coat. We're showing many styles, sizes and colors. When you need Buckles, we have them. S 3 I 1 s I i s I I I I I i 5 I 5 11lIltllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIMIillliltllllllllllKIIIIIIIIII(lllll'0IIIlllI"llll alllltllltllllllllllllllllllf lllllllflllfllllllltllllllllllllf IIIIIIIllMlfllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllflllllllllltlll Nut A Blemi mars trie ptncci I aoocarance ol hf r com.1 plcxion. Permanent and temporary skin troubles are effectively 'concealed. Rcjuccs un natural color ind corrects Wv skins. 1 luth:" annsciMtc ..... i ith r-rnelicil tesults as 1 IL curative apr-nt for 70 yi-ars. JILL'S LOVELY IN VELVET, IN LACE SHE'S A QUEEN, Ith? ch'?k"' '" BUT OH, SHE'S A KNOCKOUT IN SIMPLE TlWtffi "rllFZZtS jonly in tha peaicock'a resplendent tail i trte favored color of the spring. In BY MARCAUKT HOUR for the more Mtnihre charms of black ,the "sc- of chanceable hlne and sreen (Written for the United lTcss et '"' Wk saline frock la per- tjf' eta wo find again the fashiunaule ran mav M..,h ,1 or.-... t. 'i kaBa the vary smartest of all. It is fixation on the paacock und the naa ken tho oilcloth from the kitchen ta- more elaborately yarn embroidered "f M feathers in reality and in eru- blo to turn into a nifty chapenu so no than the colored salmes and often ''; rep ,eas .. .. . .. one need be surprised when we ko wl " " ' ' w'i ."i uui- a further in appropriating tho house lined in the .earn as a distinctive de ujatishinis to our sartorial needs, tall. S-ie Kenius has discovered that the Tor Youth llff fjpfniirt o-ely lustrous satine which wo use to . era maid is bent on borrowing plu mage from Juno's bird and do It sha will by fair rueuna or fowl. CLEAN TEETH AND HEALTHY MOUTH 1 no our bedspreads and our cretonne For the young of the species the lit- solutedy plain save for one straggling peacock feather starting at the wujst .line and emmbroldered down the front of tho t.ktrt. I .in- Moairs or lml. I window draperies is "just too syeet for "messes m saune are aaoraoie. A sown of peacock blue satin has a worcs" when done Into a chic but From eight years up one may be cor- jrnln which is a mass ef embroidered 'simple frock. ircctly smart in satine. Kor. the paon feathers and daaallnf evening rrtlnssters the little black saline turbans of gold tissue sprouting a half I Tho satino frock then is the pot of i dresses aro gay w ith eorise yarn cher- ,(oaeo peacock feathers at the rltht I the. mode for spring mid early suni-rit and atitchlngs In red and green rear go ahead and baud with a huge liner wear. Touched up with a bit ofjwool while some stunnlafr old gold i tit.furled fan of (he same tall plumaife. 'bright embroidery in colored crewels nioiHIs are done in old blue, mauve. Veilliaaf a bright blue gnii with a lit is effectivo Indeed and so elegant jand black with liftie frills and vestees chiffon. .Georgette or. net in vivid 'and expenio lool ing withal that one of i-hoer white net and sashes with green or a bright green one in the would never suspect it of having a embroidered ends. biUd la nothing If not a veilad Illusion fining past. It comes In so many ex-j From tha simple charms of satine to the peacocks pride and the wearing Hilsito shades of old blue, rose, lav-'it would teem to be a far cry to the ir- of two lengths of malina one blue, one endor, Kile green, old gold and French ridescent glories of tho peacock and rreen is Just another one of these pou- grey that It is hard to pass them byjset to emulate Judo's favorite fowl iajtiar peacock effects. Fur the mcd- PYROS possesses the most wornler. !Tully clean, pure and refreshing after ' taste that It Is destined to become the W orld's antiseptic mouth wash. Its i. -medial properties and great pene trant qualities make It aa idea) treat ment for all pyorrhetlcel .'oadltlaos of the teeth mvt gums. PVmQS Is -dirsed, used sad preacrlbeal b J promi nent dculUU e,vuli'ie. . . Drug ft