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PAOE THRBS TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1020 iiiuMiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiHiHiHlimiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiHi'N"m,,i News of Pendleton J .....tfol, llUfl-H HOt. Dotes tor the State Retail Jewelers Association convention for 1S-" will be June 8 and 9, according to Royal M. Sawtelle, who returned this morn ing from Portland where he attended a meeting of the, office of tin- uw-riatlon. I C linic N IK'lil. .the b room of th county II- I S IViiilli ton c hildren were tented at Mary. The JOdy will .insider th;S the baby clinic ut the city hi,11 Kutur- coming smoker and the II. ;owell con-S day. Mrs. Will Wyrlclt Is In general cert, both of which are poneored byjS oha'rgs and will be head of the clinic the legion. during the absence of Mrs. M. O. Ren- 1 nelt, who. In leaving for the east today Army officers Here. js for a three months Htay. Major dyne, and lieutenant W.il- I oorr. or me i.nited mates army, are Per Cutm' 'rtP ev leflernae end u a preventative, take LAXATIVE HKOMo QtllNINB Tableta. Ljok for K W t;ftoVK'fl elvnature on ra box. lee. ' . i :ix-ulo to Me-l Wednesday. S.?' tlty ""Ja ,on ro.cial Ioi rvn,,n.il.r tri.rohl I Warner " '""" ""'S " today Issued a call for a special meet ing of l'cndleton Post. American I.e glon, Wedneeday night at 8 o'clock In (tree nub, cer. local army buelneMH. Sergeant recruiting offl- 101101101 T r-t -101101101101101101101 I Pyre Honey as a food Honey is one of the most wholesome sweets that nature produces. You get it in its natural form. It contains the same mineral salts as vegetables and is very nutritious. It is also an excellent sweet for children. We are exclusive selling agents in Pendleton for Mr. McCarty's fine But ter Creek strained honey. Mr. Mc Garty thoroughly understands the honey business, having been in the business continuously for over 30 years. Every bit of his honey is thor oughly ripened before it is removed from the hive. We only have two sizes left in Mr. McCarty's honey. 7 lb. pails at $1.65 and the 14 lb. pails at $3.25. This honey is selected from alfalfa and sweet clover blossoms, nature's best. IS Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. II Prinnatl 1 ftl PmirofA ovirionfn nnnnnnftnff arWkfrl departmental) Fine Groceries and Meat 101101101101101101101161101101' MMl Will Kuild Addition. The rmatllla Flour & Grain Co., today Htarted work on an addition to iiM mill building at 1300 Went Alta which will coat $r00. Hermit for the work wan lHUed MMt Saturday. The addition conntUutes a hay shed which wil Ie about -JO by 50 feet. I hti - ituliaiiN Drunk The week end haul netted the police three Indiana, charged with being drunk and disorderly, .too Jnnen for feited $10 hail, In white Bull for feited $15 and Walter Ftomnon receiv ed a similar fine. Rom.on was aino refjuired to pay $8 outstanding on an old fine from last year. Indian I -ad I -- aaM ,S IhIc Patrick. Umatilla county Indi- 9 an, who haa been attending Chema- 2 Jwa Indian school, escaped Saturday J .night from the Hchool, according to iword from Portland. Five other In- Idian boys, three from Alaska, and two 'Yakima Indians, escaped also. Port land police are searching for the boys. : WUl Hold Meeting. 1 Stanley Jewett of the IT. 8. JJiolog-is ical Survey, returned this morning 1 2 from Wasco county, where he made 12 arrangements for a stockmen's meet-'2 ing which will be held March 31 atjS Shaniko. Mr. Jewett will attend the 2 meeting whi'h is for the purpose of2 making pluns for predatory animal j2 control in Wasco county. Pendleton Men Are Officers, i Two Pendleton men attending the '2 j Oregon Agricultural College at ('or- js 'allis are officers in the reserve offi- 2 jeers training corps of the college, ac- 2 icording to appointments just an-2 (nounced. Emil Helhert is major of the 2 (motor transport battalion, a new unit 2 at the college this year, while 'harles ! iJ. Russell is one of the first lleuten-I jants of infantry. Week Quiet at If. 8. After two basketball games, a ly ceUm number and two debates, alt coming during the last four days of last week. Pendleton high school settl ed down this morning to a compara tively quiet day. The junior play and the Condon debate are the only affairs scheduled to disturb this week's soli tude. The play comes Friday and the dt hate Saturday, It Is thought. i "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 ,M. Palrii'k'N service. St. Patrick's day will be celebrated lat St. Mary's church with a mans atS 8 of l.M-l,. The nvisio during the ihqkh E j will be furnished by St. Joseph's 2 Academy choir, who will sing "HI- 3 , hernia's Champion Saint," "Faith of S I Our Fathers," "O What Could Jesus 5 Do More." and "Holy Mary Mother 3 Mild." In tho evening: at 8 o'clock a' card party and entertainment will be In the K. of C. hall. Pair Pined for Assault. Harry Emery paid a fine of $50 In police court this morning- for being drunk and disorderly. Delbert Mas Bart, arrested with him on the name charge, waa fined $25. The men are alleged to have assaulted one Bill Campbell while Intoxicated. Bert Sweney, charged with being drunk and disorderly, forfieted bail of $25. He In charged with fighting in a pub iic place Saturday night. skm-iIu'uiI Fishing Rotter Steelhend fishing below the govern ment dam near Hermiston was much better on Sunday than for several days owing to the Increased volume of water In the river. Rob Sinclair caught a 10-pound steelhead which he had on display last evening in Baum's window and several other good takes were reported. For several days there has been hardly enough water coming ocr tne dam to make fishing possible. New Plans Arrived We are just in receipt of a nice new set of house plans, just off the press and they are the last word in modern homes and cottages. You will be perfectly welcome to come in and look them over whether vou buy or not. REMEMBER That we not only have this service, but that our prices are not to be beaten anywhere, and also that you can get a load of the best lump or nut coal on short notice. OREGONfrUMBER , (WATCH THIS SPACE) Wind Make Iiubhfeh Fires Bad. Several rubbish fires built In the last few days have nearly got beyond con trol owing to the wind. Fire Chief Ringold reported today. He said that he was obliged to extinguish a few in rder to save nearby property from possible destruction. The chief is In line with the move to clean iid rubbish all over town but advises caution in burning It, when winds are as brisk as of late. May Speak at Smoker Commander J. H. Blackburn, who visited Pendleton yesterday, may speak at the next Legion smoker, says R. Carr. local navy recruiting officer. If his Itinerary can be so arranged, the commander will speak here and will also address school children of the city. His talk la not regarding recruit ing, hut of his 22 years of navy ex perience. Ho hue had several offers PENDLETON'S LEADING STORE Now is the Time! This is the Place to Fill Your Easter Needs WE HAVE AMPLE STOCKS TO SELECT FROM AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, LINGERIE An Eventful Exhibition of Smart Styles For Easter. Pronounced individuality and originality mark the host of new ideas in all manner of Easter needs which offer you splendid opportunities in becoming and attractive selections for your personal wear on Dame Fashion's most particular Sunday of all the year. Come down and look through our unusual stocks. WVll be glad to show you. WIG 'SHIPMENT PERCALES 35c YD. A big shipment of bright new patterns of good quality 36 inch Percales, for house dresses, boys' waists, new shirts and the like. All kinds of desir able patterns and colorings. Make up some of them. Get your spring sewing done up early. CHEER UP THE WINDOWS WITH SOME OF THESE NEW DESIGNS IN CURTAINING. Beautiful patterns and colorings in light and dark shades of cretonnes .Terry cloth, madras and the like. Have a look. We'll be glad to show you. Cretonne 45c to $2.00 Terry Cloth f?.00 Madras 9-w lo -vv Repp . . $1-25 to $Z.zd SEE THESE NEW RIBBONS, THEY TELL OF SPRING Ribbons will play a big part in your spring cos tume and our display includes a very large number of the newest of the earliest fashionable ribbons in so many different effects that we cannot begin to describe them here. Rihhnns for baes: ribbons for camisoles, light and dark; ribbons for trimming; in fact, ribbons for every occasion. INDIAN HEAD 50e. 65e, 85c Use Indian Head for aprons, wash skirts, lunch cloths, napkins, etc. We offer Indian Head in 36 in., 44 in. and 54 in. Best quality. TAFFETA SILKS $2.50 to $3.50 Taffeta silk has come into its own again and this season promises the biggest ever. The styles so de mand a fabric for dresses which taffeta has no equal. Our showing is big and the quality is the best; wide range of colors. THOSE PRETTY NEW STYLES IN WO MEN'S NECKWEAR you will like, because they are different. An express shipment just came in, and they open up fine. They show their good looks and snap at a glance. Collars for waists, dresses, suits and coats, vestees of serge, and organdie, some lace. Have a look. SUCH BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS you never saw in our new Spring voiles. The designs are different and unique, and the col or combinations are very attractive. Come and buy a dress length or two from these voiles 75c to $1.75. ZEPHYR GINGHAMS 75c YD. This is a very fine,' soft wash Gingham which will give absolute satisfaction. Offered in plaids of good color combinations. 32 in. wide and it takes about 5 yards to the dress length. MORE NEW SILK SKIRTINGS just came in, of white only. You will need one white sepa rate skirt this spring and sum mer. Come in and select one from these. Fantasi, Krinkl ette and Heavy Pongee, $4.50 to $9.00 Yd. I I 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lauuiwa imiii i uuHiwuHMunni i iiiraUiiiinHiiui huiiuhii mi uHmiHuunwwiwwH h uF drip, Influenza Hamlin's Wizard OH Rellabta, Antleeptlc Preventive During influema epidemics spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atomizer. K you haven't an atomizer, gargle the throat and snuff the mixture up the nose. This treatment sets up an antiseptic wall of defense against "Flu" germs. Chest colds and sore throat lead to grip. Stop them at once with Wizard Oil before they can develop into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 30c If not satisfied, return the bottle and et your money back. Ever constipated or have sick had rhe? lust trv Wizard Liver Whins. pleasant little pink pills, J0 at drv. ,.,,., gists. Gwraoiesd, i Tbe board of from Lyceum bureaus put has declined ;sas State Fair are looking for a man becaum nf hiq rtMti.w as a navy officer, lor company to put on a five day Wild. , : west show, similar to tho Hound l p. I JIIIVIIIlnilllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIirflltllllltllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllinlllltlllM IVii.ilot.,,. i.. ii:.,,. i, ., nt their annual tair at limcninson. i Thi rhnrlpB tn Francis Film Co.. ! Kansas, September 29 to 24 r,r i.ii...j oiiinu tA m:ika Pendlr 1 on ' I n a letter received today by Its headquarters soon for a number of John I.. Vaiishan. request is made for, melodrama motion pictures :me names uiu ! " -a whom he ceulol recommena to Kiveis the middle westerners the show theyjS desire. : elusive. Mayor BOARDMAN COMMERCIAL CLUB. western melodrama motion and I looking for a suitable studio location in the city. In a letter receiv ed by the Kast orejronian this morning the manager. Jack C.ertx, asks that quarters lie found for the concern and BBSS that they will bo here In a few weeks. STOP ITCHING ECZEMA I of Freight Wret-k in Yenls. Two loaded boxcars In rear westbound freight buckled on the grade coming Into the Pendleton yards this morning about 10:30 and tied up traffic here for nearly an hour. The coupling blocks broke down on one of the cars and the one following gave way in front. The train was brought to a stop before any cars were derail ed and tho helper engine on the train switched out the two damaged ers. Main street crossing was blocked dur kai the maneuvers. itinp;. Will Help You i SIhw I'm On. managers of the Kan- Never mind how often you have tfied and failed , you can stop burning, i tching eczema quickly by applying Zcmo. Furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied. In a shoit time usually every trace of eczema, tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removd. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, alwaysuse Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid It is not agreasysalveanditdoesnotstain When others fail it is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kind, lbs E. W, Rc wv, Cente4, 0. Boardman, Oregon, Feb. 7, 1920. Umatilla Flour and Cerial Co., Pendleton, Ore. Gentlemen: I want to tell vou what I think of vour Skoo- kum Pancake Flour, as I have just finished eat ing some of the cakes from it. I have tried most of our much advertised brands of pancake flour from old black Dinah both ways and am convinced that there is none of them begin to come up to the Skookum brand. As I like to kick on anything I find unworthy, I also like to give credit where it is due and your product shows what we can do in our own lo- I cality. Yours truly. f A. W. 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