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DAILY EAST OREOOHlAlf, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1020.
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Afezew 0 Pendleton
Utile Sn Ik Hum.
Ah. and Mr. David Q. 11 in . or ion
lillith atreet, arc the pnrentn or a Ut
ile son. He was born on Humluy and
lion been named Oeorgo Allln UIhhh.
Exntlvo Committee to Meet
.-The exocutlve commltce of the Am
i i n 1111 Legion will meet tonight at the
county library to uUcune pinna for
holding the memberahlp drlva next
week In conjunction with the other
noKtn In the nation. Borne method of
cooperating will be worked out. It la
expected.
Itcturta Salon of Truck
r. U. Tlainea of the W. C. Gnrbe Co.
of Pendleton, report the aalo of a .1
1-J ton Master Truck to Nelaon Math
nun, rancher. One 1-2 ton Master
to Cryder Bros., of Kooscvelt to bo
used In freight hauling and a 'i l-S ton
tu It I Klrkpatrlck local rancher and
it one-ton Republic to tho Uoydon
Tranafer Co.
iVokklo Ceremonial IOMitl'.
A Dokklc ceremonial at 1'usco either
late thla month or early In June la poa
ajble, according to word received at
the local Knights of Pythias lodge last
evening. Walla Wolla temple will
put on tho work. A large number "f
bokklcx from here will attend the
ceremonial If It Is held in the neigh
boring railroad town.
Ultlo Ikiy Is Hurt.
Uttlo Mnx Htadfeldt, the sou of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Htadfeldt, received cuts
and bruises on tho head yesterday In
of the usual morning hike. The boys
did the mnneuvcra In good shape and!
will probably be permitted to resume
the special work If they promise not
full from a pile of lumber near thoito "rook" the lieutenant again.
Htndfeldt residence. The little boy Is
wenrlng bunduges today but Is rocov- Teams Will Piny.
erlng.
The baseball tennis of the i.'lirlHl Ian !
church und the Knptist church will
piuy toiiignt ill tue iiouiMi-i'i Kiiniiiiis, i
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Oconto t.iniii Webb Koiurht
Information is wanted regarding the 'at t:15. The teanis are members of
whereabouts of George Grant Webb, 'the Intermediate League,
who l thought to have a sister resld-1
ins in or neur Pendleton. Mrs. Maude lVnlu Place on McKay Hold.
Farror. of 1S24 Eighth Ave., W., Seat- The Laura B. Perrln place on Mc
tlo. asks the Information of Postmaster i Kay ccock has been nurchosed by
i ron in. lie is sinu 10 nave a ciaugiuer
residing in Germany who also desires
to get in touch with Mr. Webb.
Pioneers Inviting Friends.
Invitation to the twenty-eighth an
nual reunion or tho Umatilla County
Pioneer Association at Weston on June
4 and 6 are being received In Pendle
ton. The memorial building at Wee
ton la expected to be completely fin
ished, with the pioneer room and
other feature's. In this room are
photographs of all the pioneers of the
county. The invitations are signed by
M. I,. Watts president, and 8. A
Barnes, secretary.
Uixclplliie at IC H.
Lack of discipline in the boys' ca
det corps of Pendleton high school
wus the cause of the Intensive drilling
on the school lawn yesterday, Instead
Clarence A. Brown and he will move
to It at once to furm It. The tract
contains 0 acres, a portion of which
Is In alfaira. The price, as reported
by Mr. Brown, was 18000 in cash and
other considerations.
Science lecture Tonight.
John Sidney Bralthwalle, M. A.. C.
H. B., of Loudon, England, member of
the Hoard of Lectureship of The
Mother Church, The First Church Dr
Christ, Scientist, of Boston. Mass., will
lecture on Christiun science tonight at
8:30 In Eagle-Woodman hull. The
lecture is open to the general public.
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Potatoes
$7.50 per cwt.
Just Unloaded today A CAR of very Fine
WESTON MOUNTAIN Netted Gem Potatoes.
You know when we say an article
FINE IT IS.
i VERY
"Waste Less Buy the Best1
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
PHONICS 101
(Private tlx change Connects Both IK-part menu)
MM; GllOCERIES AND MKATS
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MliMittiuii Sunday la May IS.
The churches of the stute are to de
vote a portion of their services next
Sunday to the two educational tax
measures before the people of the
state May 21. All ministers in this
county have been asked to speak in
favor of the higher educational re
lief tax and the elementary school tax.
The proclamation was made from the
loffico of J. A. Churchill state superin
tendent of public Instruction.
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New Equipment Installed
I Two new picture machines of the
i latest Improved type have been Install
ed by Greullch and Matlock at the Alta
theatre. The machines arc Simplex
! 1 920 models and are considered the
I most up-to-date In the market. Sim
ilar machines are operated In the Coli
aeum at Seattle, and the Liberty and
I Majestic In Portland. The Pastime
i and Arcade theatres here also have
! similar machines. Mr. Matlock says
jthat these machines give to. Pendleton
I patrons tho best in projection that
I money can buy.
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1 The Fire" I
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The Hartford Fire Insurance Company is get
ting out a new policy that will guarantee the farmer
that he will not lose any money on his grain crop.
This Is the finest protection ever offered to any bus- 1
mesa man. ine oanss au over me country ore en
InMlna th rili. v ami rMnmminrflnv It I nt , .hnv E?" '
fM you the protection offered. I
I JOE KERLEY I
Insurance, Loana,
Seal Estate, Grain
721 Main . Pendleton
Interest Is Growing.
Ex-service men In the county are
showing a growing interest in the Y.
M. C. A. educational service for for
mer members of the army, navy and
Marines, according to Cash Wood,
county Y aecretary. Mr. Wood ex
plains that the service is entirely free
and cither resident courses In ac
credited schools, or correspondent
courses are available, lteccnt advices
from the head offices indicate that
the awards of the free scholarships
should be made at once In order to
comply with the conditions. Men dc-
slrinu to take such courses next fall
must elan up tills month In order for
the plun to become effective. Inquiryi
at the local T. M. C A. office. Dcspain
building, will give further details.
ClioJnnau Says Whole Week.
N. J. Blydenatein. chairman ol the
Pendleton Commercial Association
committee In charge of Oregon Pro
duets Week, said today that the en
tire week of June 14 to 10 would be
utilized for the displays, as requested
by tho Associated Industries of Ore
gon Lists will he circulated among j
local merchants later this week asking
them to sign for the entire week and
agree to display Oregon-made goods
in their windows during that time
Those who do not care to sign for th
whole week wilj not be pressed to give
any of their space during the week, the
chairman said. Only one large store
has raised objection to the entire
week being devoted to the state pro
ducts, Mr. Blydenstcin said. He ex
pects little opposition to the plan of
devoting the longer time.
Guaranteed
Price
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We will guarantee that our f. o. b. delivered price
on building material will be as low as any competitor
whether in or out of town, quality of material consid
ered. Let us
PROVE
this to you as we have wherever we have been given
the opportunity to do so. If you want a load of the
best Coal, call
OREGONLumber
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Between April 1, 117. when the
state highway commission had its in
ception, and April 30, 1D20. there wu:
laid In Cmatilla county 4T miles of
paving: 50.3 miles of macadam, and
49.7 miles of grading, according to a
report Issued by the commission. The
estimated cost Is $1. 017.426. 06. with
the state's share 1745,501.56. the
county's share $505,486.51 and the
government's sharo $116,388.49. The
report shows that the total paving in
Oregon was approximately 430 miles,
with 448 milcssof macadam, and grad
ing totaling 988 miles. The total es
timated cost throughout tho state for
these Improvements was $25,312,
759.46. of which the state paid $18,-
011,008.05. contributions of counties
amounted to $3, 634, 090. 10, while the
government's share of the total ex
pense was $3,667,100.81.
. rinitiraillint In 1 1. . Ill litlCtcl
I Locnl stockmen are niannlna to at
tend the seventh annual Cattle and
Horse Raisers' Association, to be held
In Burns May 24 and 20. While there
I will be no special rates from Pendle
I ton, a special train will run from
Ontario to Crane on Sunday, May 23,
at 10:46 a. m. for the accommodation
of persons attending tho convention.
Pendleton people will be able to con
nect with the train by taking No. 4.
upon its arrival here on Sunday at
1:15 a. m. Among subjects to be dis
cussed at the convention are "The.
Uso of Sllpge." "Some of the Reasons
for Federal Taxes." "The Oraxlng
Regulations." "Household Remedies
for Range Diseases." "The General Fu
ture of tho Stock Business." "Beef Cat
tlo in Oregon." "Livestock Shows."
"Posslbilltlea of Co-operative Dispos
al of Beef by Producers" and "Winter
Rations for Calves and Yearlings."
POLES ANNOUNCE KXTltANCE
(By United Press.)
LONDON. May 10. "In the region
of kiev our troops. "after rear guard
engagements, are concentrating on the.
left bank of the Dnieper." an official
bolshevik communique on the Polish
offensive said today. A Polish official,
communique said the Poles have cross
ed the Irpen river, and that patrols
had entered Kiev.
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Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts. 78
PBNIUjRTON'S LEADJUfri HTOIIK
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Other Depts. 78
ONLY 4 MORE DAYS OF
Our May White Sale
It's to your advantage to attend this big saving event on your White Goods needs. Come
tomorrow.
uhifn Porris Waists for children, some
trimm ediwth embroidery, others plain, size 4
to 8, regular 65c quality 25c
Special lot of Children's White Dresses and
Rompers 1-2 Price.
BRASSIERES FOR EVERY TYPE FIGURE
Brassieres, in spite of their fascinating
daintiness are not luxuries but necessity for
the well groomed woman. Models designed to
give smart trimness to the figure are here in
plain muslins, heavy washable satins, silk jer
sey and lace x ,
Special Reduction during our May Sale.
June Brides
and girls that are to graduate should at
tend this sale and make their purchases at
big savings.
May White Sale on Corsets
Big assortment of Modarts and
Nemos in both white and pink $4.98
Special lot of Kabos $1.95
May W hite Sale Long Cloth
. too
.03c
2.KJ duality, Stay White Sale
S5o quality. Slay White Sale 2."kj
loo quality, Slay White Sale 36c
5u una lily. Stay White Sale I3e
.-c quaUtr, May While Sale "So
75c quality, May While bale
- May White Sale Laees and
Embroideries
10c quality. May White
Sale
12c quality. May White
Sale bM
15c quality, May White
Sale !
20c quality, May White
' Salo 1
2Dc quality, May Whito
Salo
35c quality. May While
Sale
50c quality, May White
Salo :'. 30
65c quality. May White Sale lc
75c quality. May White Gale 5tn,
H.00 quality. May White
Sale T
tt.il quality. May White
Sale
1.50 quality. May White
Sale !"
$1.75 quality, May White
Sale $I -'
1 2 00 quality. May While
sle $!.!
$.'.50 quality May White
Sale i "
S3.00 quality. May White
Sale S2.'J0
May White Sale Handkerchief
Linen
I.2S quality. Slay White Sale
$1.50 quality. Slay W hite -Sale
l.75 quality. Stay Willie SsJe
sj mi quality. May White Sale
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May White Sale Poplin
75c Quality, May White Sale 67c
85c Quality, May White Sale 72c
$1.00 Quality, May White Sale S3c
May White Sale White Skirtings
75c Quality, May White Sale 59c
$1.00 Quality, May White Sale 69c
$1.25 Quality, May White Sale 98c
$1.50 Quality, May White Sale $1.18
Out of Town Customers
We will gladly fill all mail orders same
day received and submit samples.
We reserve the right in filling all or
ders subject to stock on hand.
N'ot without reason did Poland enjuy
Our May White Sale
is an annual event and in order that we
could put on this white sale we made prep
arations many months ago. It's to your ad
vantage that you attend this May White
Sale.
May White Sale
Women's Vests
35c quality
May White Sale 24c
25c quality
May White Sale 19c
May White Sale Silks
50c quality 39c
75c quality 59c
$1.00 quality 76c
$1.50 quality $1.18
$2.00 quality $1.71
$2.50 quality $1.98
$3.00 quality - $2.60
$3.50 quality $2.95
$5.00 quality $4.10
$7.00 quality $5.95
$7.50 quality $6.25
May White Sale Voiles
35c quality, May White Sale 27c
50c quality, May White Sale
43c
65c quality, May White Sale 52c
75c quality, May White Sale 59c
$1.00 quality, May White Sale 71c
$1.25 quality. May White Sale 98c
$1.50 quality, May White Sale ...$1.20
$1.85 quality, May White Sale $1.39
May White Sale Organdie
$1.00 quality, May White Sale 89c
$1.25 Quality, May White Sale 98c
$1.50 quality, May White Sale $1.18
$1.75 quality, May White Sale $1.39
$2.00 quality, May White Sale $1.69
LOT 1
White Canvas Pumps,
one and two strap, with
covered Louis heel, and
one strap with low hpel.
Not all sizes in each' line
but a good assortment of
sizes in all lines $3.00
LOT 2
Three broken lines White
Canvas High Shoes. A
good assortment of sizes
in all lines. All have Louis
Heels, welt soles and some
all leather trimmed. All
No. 1 quality $5.00
LOT 3 i
Broken line White Canvas Shoes, welt Bole,
leather militarv heel $6.0O
LOT 4
White Washable Kid Shoe with militarv heel.
welt sole, 8 1-2 inch top $10.00
LOT 5
White Calf Vamp with reignskin top, welt sole,
military heel $8.50
May White Sale Odd Napkins
They come in sets of 6 and 12 napkins.
$2.50 qualitv, May White Sale $1.98
$3.50 qualitv, May White Sale $2.48
$3.50 qualitv, Mav White Sale $2.95
$3.75 qualitv, Mav White Sale $3.20
$4.00 qualitv, Mav White Sale $3.35
$4.50 qualitv, Mav White Sale $3.95
$5.00 qualitv, Mav White Sale $4.15
$6.00 quality, Mav White Sale $5.25
$6.25 quality, May White Sale $5.40
$6.50 quality, May White Sale $5.65
$7.00 quality, May White Sale $5.95
$7.50 quality, May White Sale $6.20
$8.00 qualitv, May White Sale $6.75
$10.00 quality, May White Sale $8.15
$12.50 quality. May White Sale $9.95
May White Sale Towels and
Toweling
. 2Se quality. May Whitq Sale 1 1.
3fo quality. Slay White Sale ja,.
lOe qtuility. Slay White Sale ggg
50e quality. Slay While Sale 3,.
.c quality, Slay White Sale it.
7Se quality. Slay White Sale 52e
$1.00 quality. Slay White Sale Jio
al.SS quality. Stay White Sale Me
1.35 quaUty. Slay White sale ....trie
SI.SO quality. Slay White Salu SI. 33
its ancient reputation aa a land vf nai
riors.