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PAGE THREE TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIT 1020. IlllllttlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIII HlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllltlllllllllM News of Pendleton lxxl Men Al Mrotliur. Itev. J. F. Morgan, pMtor nf the Firm Pi-wbytrrlan Church., and J, V. Maloivey, one of Iho officer of ihe rhuroh, are In Ilend for a meeting of the PrMbytery of the church. They will return at the end of the week. Use the Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Other Depts. 78 tun S7 'Tra rVSid? Use the Phones (rS Grocery, 2 Phones 526 Ct' V Other Depts. 78 pknolktovs ij:aii: gTOBE Potato- are "Kxtra" Ninon the Increase, in the price of pot a toe, aoveral local eating houaee are charging extra for the vegetable which formerly accompalned the meat order. Wench fried potatoes have ran to 15 cents an order, cottage fried, is cent, ami plain mantled po tatoes are 10 cents. Meeting Postponed to Friday. The Prayer meeting- of the Presby terian church has been postponed un tll Friday evening, when the prepara tory meeting will be held. Mem born will be received, and arrangement made for the communion on Sunday morning. The communion la the post poned Kaater communion. senior Play PmgreMRlng. Practice on the senior play In going forward every day at the high Hchool under the direction of MIsh Mary Johns, faculty member and dramatlo coach. MIhh Johns announces that everything In Itolng nicely and that the play promises to be a success. June 3 la the date aet for the presen tation, which taken the place of the nnual class day exercises. Constitution lws X Suit The "reHcrvationlHta'' won In the vote on the revlaed constitution of the Htudent body of Pendleton high school at, an elect fcxn which wan held .venter- Two l ined for He Ing Drunk, day afternoon. Several no-called ob- J Dave Holoway and J. H. Oaten w Jectionablo feattiren in the constltu tlon will be worked over and resub mltteed to the atudenta at a later date. Ivan Houner was unanlmounly elected an editor of the next year' high nchool annual. character and spirit, and ability to servo are necennary for true leader- nhip. each fined $10 in police court this morning on charge of being drunk Doth paid flnen. loins llaiinuin AIimhh i Co. lVrci. Mrn. I W, Kingsbury today took n i I ponitlon in the office of the Hartman Happy Day (ioin Contract. Abntract Co., an stenographer, brlng- The contract for 40 blocks of cement ing the office pernonnel to five mem nidewalk and curbing at Htanfield wasrbers. awarded yenterday to 13. O. Happy" Day, of Pendleton, whose bid wuh ! I total FntorOKt Ouc TomoiTow. nllxhtly above $21,000. There were j Holders of liberty bonda of the four bid era. Mr. Day will mart work: fourth loan may collect Interest on on the contract aa aoon aa materials and men can be aHnemhled. Htanfteld Is nlao erecting a municipal water nys. tern, most of the parts of the tank be ing on the ground ready for assembl ing. The Midewalk contract covers virtually every block In the town. their bondn on and after tomorrow, April K. These bond draw 4 1-1 per cent. ICx ami nations to IV Hold Examinations for applicants for the position of forest and field clerk, Umatilla natonal orest, wll be held here at the forent office in the federal building the second Thursday In each month. The age limit is IS years, or over and either men or women a re eligible for the position. 101101101101101101101101101101 a cup of good cheer -that's "101" You will get more real satisfaction and enjoy nent in drinking one cup of our "101" Coffee than .n two of a cheap coffee in fact there is no real :omparison between a high quality coffee and a :heap one. t-tni'iM ivom Ouulereaoe, leadership wan the theme of an old er Hoys' Conference held recently at Yakima, which was attended by Cash Wood, county T. M. C. A- secretary. The conference was divided Into 10 am commissions in which different phases j Permits Issued to Two. of the question t leadership were dis- Building permits were Issued to two cussed In open forum by the boys, properly owners today by the city re It was emphasized. Mr. Wood reports, I corder. August Witt will remodel his 'that self mastery, development of .dwelling and put in a new bapement iat 308 l.!il.th street at a cost of J500. ' 11 1 Iuis Dern will reshingle his dwell ing at IMfi LAWM street at a com oi "101" is our own brand, sold in bulk only, and ground fresh when you order, at 55c per lb. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. -101 -101101101 101101101101101101 li ro. IKms to no IonntIel Op, Dogs without city licenses are to be rounded up at once. Chief of Police Al Ftoberts said today. Tags have been on hand several flays and persons who have paid their license fee are advis ed to call for them at once and put them on their dogs, fnnlicensed dogs are liable to confiscation and destruc tion, the chief says. ! n d Cross Seeks Addresses The Cmatllla county Red Cross is seeking the addresses of the following j men, who enlisted In Troop I in Pen idleton in the spring of 191": Ernest ! Harts. William Botts, Jesse Orunn. Frank Cable, Henry C. Clay. Walter M. Cole. James B. Collins, Mllville T. Collins, Jean B. Condon. Cecil O. Day, I Ernest Dodge, Albert Depuls, James R. Hamilton. reenter Hayes, Harry D. Keller. Dell Kenberg. Dell Huhey, Ernest Kuck, and Tracey W. 1-ayne. Anyone who has information regard ing these men is asked to call at the i Ited cross office in the federal build ing or telephone 460. "See Me Before The Fire" TAKE THE GAMBIiE OCT OF FARMING The Hartford Fire Insurance Company la get ting out a new policy that will euarantee the farmer that he will not lose any money on his grain crop. Thin la the finest protection ever offered to any bus iness man. The banks all over the country are en dorsing the policy and recommending it. J. ft us show you the protection offered. JOE KERLEY Insurance, Loans, Seal Estate, Grain 721 Main IIIHIllMWIIIlllllllliillllW I Sv Paving May Xot IV Prohibitive. Prices on paving for Pendleton may bn found not so prohibitive as was at 1 first thought. City Engineer F. H. Hayes said today. The engineer has com plated a few pieces of new street , grade for paving and on estimates ; ready made finds that the cost will run about 1 fi to 20 per cent above the' old estimates, instead of 40 per rent M he at first supposed. The Increase' will be slight if the substitute pav ing is used. This paving is being laid 1 1 on state highways and is guaranteed for the same length of time as the jl paving called for in the original spec- II ificntions. Street grades for three II improvements have been completed and will oa presented to the council ! tonight for their rejection or approval. Some changes' have been made. Spe iflcations and estimates will not be ready for three to four weeks. Pendleton Kills To Be Here. Mrn .lean Morris Ellis, noted char- nctor analyst and vocational guidance i J c. pert, will bo in I'matllla county April 21 to 28. In the interests or tne l .nlitr'ill..n uarrlA f.lf .T-Wrvlf1. mill I being promoted by the T. M. C. A. throughout the Cnited States. Mrs. Ellis will work In connection with the various posts of the American Ijegion in order to get in touch with the war veterans. Mrs. Ellis, who is known personally to several T'matllla county people, will make several public ad dresses, but her special work will be done in private Interviews with ex- soldiers who desire to take advantage ,f ho,- .'V i ..'I'i.'ii. '.. In tbi line of work. Mrs. Ellis will, as largely as her duties it permit, appear also in the schools of i the county. Pendleton boys who at tended the Older Boys' Conference In The Dalles last fall heard Mrs. Ellis! and were well pleased with her work. 1920 Building will surpass the highest building rec ord this country has ever known. If you plan on building a home or any other building, come in and see us. Let us show you our plans and explain how by the use of forethought and taste, in design, combined materials selected, you can procure something worth while. Free service to our customers in assisting them to solve their building problems. Remember we always have plenty of good Rock Springs Coal on hand. OREGONumber (WATCH THIS SPACE) VII - PILOT ROCK SCHOOLS TO VIE IN ORATORY (Rast Oregonian Special.) PILOT ROOK, April 14. The Pilot Rock sectional declamatory and ora torical contest will be held in the church, Friday evening. Three dis tricts adjoining district No. 1. will compete. In the oratortca.1 division, about five will compete from l'n!rn high school Xo. 2 and about three In the declamation division. Prof. Jewel Itoork of district No. 77. will have a lepresentative for the division of thf grade school, as well aa for the acc tionnl field meet, which will be beM on the same day, at 2:30 In the niter noon. The field meet is to bo between outlying districts THE WHOLE STORE IS ALIVE WITH THE SPIRIT OF SERVING YOU WJXL NEW SPORT COATS In brown, copen, tan and green, heather, some with pinch back, others with pleated back, patch or tailored pockets. $1 9.50 to $35.00 BLACK VELVET SPORT COATS Some in all black, others with white angora collars and cuffs. Prices. $39.50 to $45.00 SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS Nemo corsets in Marvel Lace and self reducing models. Special $4.98 One Lot of Kabo Corsets, while they last $1.95 Special Lot of Brassieres 75c ( v " - I) Pay a Visit to Our INFANTS' DEPARTMENT and see the pretty new things to be found there. Pretty little dresses of the different kind, cnarming little rompers, both practical and dainty. New bootees in wool and silk and wool and all silk. Would be pleased to show you. NEW SILKS FOR SHIRTS $3.00 and $3.85 Yd. Just received today big lot silk shirtings for men's shirts. Offered in neat stripes of many colors. They are of good quality and all silk. Make the man some silk shirts for summer. SILK TRICO An entirely new silk fabric for dresses. Some would call it Jersette. Comes in all the lead ing shades, such as turquoise, Pekin, rose, navy, black and white. Trico is a splendid wear ing silk and specially good for dresses. Buy a dress length off one of these shades, you'll like it. WOOL JERSEY $4.50 and $5.00 Wool jersey will certainly give the wear, will look better longer than most any other fabric for dresses and suits. The colors we're showing too, are very desirable. Have a look at this wool jersey. FINE DRESS GINGHAMS French Ginghams and tissue ginghams are two of the best made for dresses. The patterns are attract ive and the colorings beautiful. Make up some into new spring dresses.' They will look good. The . yard 75c and 85c WASH SKIRTINGS 75c to $1.50 Yd. The warm days will be here before you know it, be ready with a good supply of wash skirts. Our showing of wash skirtings is extra good. You'll like the patterns and the quality of fabrics. SILK TOP UNDERW EAR $3.00 to $5.00 Garment It looks good and wears better than ordinary un derwear. Comes in several styles in pink and white. Buy silk top underwear for summer time. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE 50c to 95c Offered in black. white, brown and tan, all sizes in several weights. They are of best quality and fresh new stock. Buy children's school hose here. RUFFLINGS 35c to $1.50 These rufflings we're showing are the very thing they're using for collars and cuffs and dress trim mings. Offered in georgette, organdie and net in several widths. YOU'LL FIND A MOST COMPLETE ART and DRAPERY DEPT. HERE It's up stairs to the right of the Ready-to-Wear Section. Lots of new and in teresting things to show you. Go up and look them over next time you're down town. Wire Frames for Lamps 25c to $3.00 Each Offered in many sizes and shapes. Stamped Bed Spreads Be sure to see this, it's new. Stamped Packages Most anything you may desire. Yarns All kinds and colors, 40c to 75c Ball. Open Stock Stamped Goods Lots of new and pretty things to embroider. Scrims, Nets and Panel Lace for Cur tains, new patterns. Cretonnes and Drapery Goods Of all kinds for every purpose, 50c to $2.00 Models Made Up in 'many new things. Have look at them. You'll like to see them. III! Illllllllllllllllilllll Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn Qninby. and s'Mthnniore and Kupeno Oibbe a Sen m:iii nn wpp in from their rnnrh. lor. represented the affirmative. The Th mm (Ihv the hiirh school tud- ; -atiirdnv visit itur n.t the home of Mr. : uiustiou was. Unsolved cnts will contest to to Pendleton nnd Mrs. John Itnnyan. i Preahmen on May 1. The judge f meet are K. T. Fanning. 17. n. Casteel in Pilot Rock Friday. That a Pendleton and Mrs. John Itunyan. Freahmen can be recojmizeti at an th field j W. a Stanley returned to his home) place, at any time." The negative It. Casteel t in Pilot Kock Frldav. after several Bide won unanim.vusly although both I a nd Newt Royer. Several piano and oral solos will be rendered al llM evening contest. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Casteel, ami i children spent Sunday in Pilot Rock weeks' stay Mr. Stanley death of his in Princeton. Missouri. I sides presented arguments wen pre- was called Kaat by the pared t or t no finest urn father. j The llel Miss Helen Cotinlhan met her Red Crosw classes In this city Saturday. isiring relatives. Del I. Newcomh of Drummond. ! Idaho, is In the city to prove on a homcatead on the south end of Hi" reservation. Fred Fletcher left Tuesday for Kcho to bring 175 head of cattle from there to his ranch 18 miles south f here. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Miller. M. f. ( range and Rev. White mi'tort'd to Pendleton Sunday afternoon to attend t he Interchurch World Convent Inn which was held at the KothOflttl church. . but ;i very few ladies attended. The dates sot for future meetings are on every Wednesday. Three more lessons will conclude Ihe course. ' Among those who motored to Helix Sunday to the baseball game were Mr. nnd Mrs. AJboCt Hoy I en, nnd Miss Kthei Dpyton. A very interesting debate woa held In Ihe high school assembly room Fri day at the regular high aoBOOl literary "leting. Pa ul Rrnrhdr and Albert Pollock, Freshmen, spoke on the nega jtivo aide while Mis Velum Hoyer a Ha frail Team will meet the Pilot Rook team in tnis city on April 1. A game was played between these two teams Sunday with a score j of 14 to 3, Helix winning. Among the Pilot Rock people motoring over were Klbert Casteel and family. Drs. Oscar IV Vatil and Schneider. J. M. Rover nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Al hrecht. John Royer. Misses Velma Smith. Faye and Qraco Hinkle. Paul Aglduis Paul Uracher, Twig Hinkle. nnd Carl Raferly. William Kent, bookkeeper at the Toel lro.1ect tunnel spent Monday, night in Pilot Rock. He was enmul1 to Spokane for a weeks bueiuesa trip. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. HI West gate are visitln? friends and relatives In Pilot Rock, for a few days. Miss Helen De Vaul arrived home, the first of this week after an extend ed visit with her mother in Portland. Ralph dines of Ckiah was a busi ness visitor in Pilot Rock Tuesday. The Hoy Scouts have announced that a picture show "Our Teddy, " will be show n in the Pilot Roc.K movie house Frfiday evening under their auspicea. The money will go toward the maintaining of the Scout house Oregon, that her daughter. Mrs. Roy ' Simmons it improving nicely. Mrs. j Wegner was called to Junction City j because of the illness of her d.iughter. An iirchestra, I'omp'wd of five t f Pilot Rock talented musicians will j play for the picture show "The Mir i acle Man," which is to b given April J 15. Those composing the aretMOAra ; are piano, C. W. Paulus. violin. Walter Alhrecht; IllllWie It. M. Haw1lf; tromlMne. Newt Rover. celh. Q, X I Johnston. W. T. Kldwell and llerUrt l vlen and grounds. j were in the County Seal ihe firt of Mrs. Pearl Fletcher passed through the week, to m-rvti on the Jury. Pilot Rck. Sunday, after a two weeksi Mrs. W. Howe of Ontario Oregon trip to Pendleton. Mrs. Fletcher was! I;- visitirwr at the home of h r mother, compelled to take eye treatment in thej .Mrs. K. Milium. county seat. The foot bridge t'Tom Kast lurch Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knotts motored I creek near the Fred Urove. raoMaejM to Pendleton Monday afternoon on a I was washed out Monday evening with shopping tour. J the extremely high water, but mo Word has been received from Mrs.lll go to work aa soon as poasiblo to Olive Wegner who la In Junction Clty.j replace it.