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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PEWBLETON, OREGON, FRTD KY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1920.
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News of Pendleton
CAIjENDAH of kvkxts
Sept. 23-25 Pendleton Itound-
Uliept. 1 State Federation of
Labor, here.
Sept. 11- HermlBton Field
Pay.
Sept. 3 Cereal grain show,
here.
Aug. 80 rendloton chools
open.
e Auk. 26-37 Swlmmlnir in-
Btruotlon at Nat by Y. M. C. A.
Auir. 20 Y. M. C. A. Aquatto,
City Nat.
Oct. 22-24 Hermlnton Dairy
and Hog Show.
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Hoy Uii-hUh Ami.
Wilson McN'ury, the Hon of Pp. and
Mr V. D. McN'ury, has u broken arm
im the remilt of a full from a horse.
He is convalescing lit present.
'Marqtico OtmstriK'tod.
The maritime In, front of the Main
at reel entrunoe to the Parker dentist
office haa been completed. The struc
ture extends from the doorwwy to the
eilKe of the sidewalk and heart, the
nuinn and shield of tho K. I. l'aikur
ayatrni.
Creek ronton of tho forest, lie will
return to I'endlefnn the bitter purt of
this month.
Miaa Youimi runU IK'iHirts.
Miss Kdllh YotinKi'riuiU. of tho We
nnha forest office, who haa been at
the I'Miutjlla ortloo for afew days of
detail work, left thin morning for the
Walla, W'allu houdiiuurtora.
the Kanu'ttl Orciron Motor Co. Mr.
Prentxcl, proprietor, In In chance
Heudiuurtera wide formerly at the
Motor-In (iiirnice on: CottonWooO
Hllfl-t,
Alloii-KniKlit Slan fi . .
A new Illuminated elan advertising
Kelly-SpriiiKficld Urea wna put up
over the' front entrance to Allcn
KniKht Cij.'k store yeatcrduy and put
in use last nlKht.
Juinr-H Ismiii-h OullUll-MI-llt
James A. Isaacs who has been crl
Icajly 111 aa his hormVon- Cedar street
Is l-lile to be about HKatn. Mr., Isaacs
la ail employe of Walter Flouring Mill.
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Dcpts. 78
QUALITY
SERVICE
Use the Phonea
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts. 78
NDI,ETON'S LEADING 8TOKJE
Otto Ilartwte to KpU.
Otto R. Nnrtwlg.' president of the
Oretson Blato Federation of Ijlbor, will
be the principal speaker at the Labor
day celebration at Maker, September
6. which will b attended by a. large
delegation of Pendleton people. ..
'nr or Owl Off Tra
Two cam loaded with- eonl Jumped
the track by the Pacific Fruit Co.
warehouse in tho local yards this
mornlntr. A mine from nielh worked
most of the mm-nlnif IUtlnr the heavy
hack on the track. The accident
'oooured on the scale track and did not
Interfere with traffio througn. nero.
On IiisH-timi Tr p,
It. A. Hottchor. assistant supervisor
or the I'mntllla forest, left this morn
inir on nn inspection trip to the liltch
Xcw Quarters oi-nlcd
The Front seel Mutw Co. Is now In
Its new iin.-.rtera on Garden street, oc
cuiyimr the hiuldimr formerly used by
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WeatluT Warmer Today.
'J'he weather Is warmer todafc', the
maximum being 64 inateud of 74, yes
terday's temperature. The minimum
last night was 4 4. The barometer
registers 2. (12 and ih ailing slightly.
Adjust Alito Jies
I". Mct'uy, of Abbott & Md'ay. Port-,
land auto Insurance brokers, tvas In
Pendleton Thursday to adjust the loss
on the .lames F. Hall car, which burn
ei! earl this week near tjurdane. lie
returned to Portland last night.
Pageant Is Postponed.
The Indian pageant at Seaside has
been postponed, according to word re
ceived today by Major .ee Moorhouse,
who was asked to assist In presenting
the affair. Mrs. Ada I.osh Iiose was
appointed to take charge, and asked
the Major to aid her.
Permit Issued Today,
M. J. Muynard was issued a permit
today to erect a frame building with a
tent room, on Mission street, the cost
to be $125. W. fl. Kates was issued a
permit to repair, shingle and alter the
interior of a barn on Ann street, the
cost of the work to be $160.
Telephone Office Expands
The new room for tho Pacific Tele
phone Telegraph office having been
virtually completed, the offices of
Manager J. A. Murray and the bua
iiiiss office will he moved either today
or .Saturday. No front h;ts yet been
put in the building and the interior
finishing is yet to be dene.
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Ann! her car of
diKtlHute, ordered
BOTH HENS AND FRYS
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ALL CUTS OF YOUNG TENDER VEAL
' EXTRA GOOD HEAD LETTUCE
We are receiving daily shipments direct from 1 3
the best producing lettuce section.
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
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DOES TWO TIMES TWO MAKE FOUR?
That's the may wo learned to flirnre. mid figure at present prloe-s ,
of material and conUnta, your barn lias doubled In vluo.
If you don't liellevo It, price building materials today and ooinpuro
thrsn ries with what "" imid wlicn yim hoili.
Klco ttx you ivtnild Ik? in with a fire about now, eh?
lN't'ltlvASK your 1'iJ'o liisiiruiM-e,
8EK VS AT ONCE
through the Umatilla county Farm
Bureau, Ik experted here hooii. There
will he 7i)Qi enllons In the shipment
iind it is for Pendleton farmers. A
car of 10,000 gallons was distributed
yesterday to II farmers of the HJakley
district The price, Ih '21 cents a
gallon.
AranVmy M il! 0n .
Ft. JtphH Academy will open Sep
tember 8, according to annnuncc-mcnt
n ade today. Tho new building which
adjoins the old Btructure will be occu
pied. Tho addition in of reinforced
concrete and . la a modern building
which will be used for chh rooms and
for oiher purpOHPn. Another addition
to. the academy will be the new $i.000
boys" dormitory, now under process of
oomUrui'ion. , , ' ' ' t
1'irtures of I'ifveraido fMhool
children IwImk served with lunch at
the school bous were taken today un
der the direction of Miss Ella May
Harmon, home demonstration ajrent.
The pictures will he pent to the Sulem
.He Kair to show Lho work carried
on by rural schools. Pictures of hate
and dress forms made under the su
pervision of the accents, office were
taken also, and this afternoon pictures
of srsciruy work will be taken.
Two Imhiliors in Ctmrt, t
Two men were hailed Into police
rourt this moniini? on charges of be
1n drunk. One -wns Jim-AVaek-Wackf,
an Indian, who pleaded guilty,
was fined $10 and left to raise the
amount. The other was John Joer-
dels the well-diRfrer, who told the act
ing judre that he va Just sick. He
felt a little more indisposed, the jurtpe
snid, when he wns obliged to pay $10
for his illness. Ray Watts, charged
with cutting corners with his car was
fined $2. , t
imdev-H Available,
I-ifesavers badges fur the seven
: who qualified In the recent tests giv
en under the direction of Joseph
Hedges, field agent for the Red Cross,
ba arrived nt Red Cross office for
distribution. They are for Rob Hrem
mer, Rudolph Mollner, Phillip Bur
nett and Raymond 'Kmig, who passed
the senior test and for Fred Teebler,
Donnld Whiteman and Elmer Fose
gar, who passed tho junior tests. The
badges are of an attractive design in
rea ana white and are to be sewed on
bathing suits.
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Wear
Department
You'll find many changes
in the new Fall Styles
The suits and coats for Fall
are not like last year's styles at
all. The changes are quite radi
cal ; these new collars are almost
like an extra cape, added to the
coat. They're practical and use
ful, and very smart at the same
and tucks are in evi
dence in the backs of coats. Much
attention is given to the design
of backs.
Fur trimming and fur collars
continue much in demand.
But you wouldn't want the
styles to be . the same, . season
after season. It's the constant
variation that makes . correct
dress a real art. It's fun to have
new clothes, have them stylish
and well fitted.
You can look here for all the
details that go with your new
cuit.
The showing is complete it's
really an exposition of every
thing a woman needs for FalL
Look for window display in
North window.
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Step Saving
Did you ever happen to think about saving
steps while shopping. Get over that awful tired
feeling after you have spent a day shopping, by
saving steps and unnecessary "chasing around."
This can be done by shopping at The Bee Hive.
Did yqu know that we carry thousands of dif
ferent articles all spread out on open tables for
your inspection and marked in prices that will
save you a lot of money.
Get" in the habit of concentrating your buy
ing at this money" saving place.
We sell only standard goods that we are ready
to stand back of with a guarantee.
Don't forget our Music Department, it is com
plete in every detail.
The BEE HIVE
PayCash Pendleton' Variety Store Save Cah
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diiily for homos to rent. There la not
only a lack of homes but of apart
ments as well.
While the new Security apartments
are shortly to he opened, there Is bo
Uef -expressd that few houses Will he
vacated as these nre filled. Mary
who will occupy these apartments are
now living In hotels or other apart
ments which are spoken for.
llcs dc In Tviit. Houses.
A resume of building permits f.-.ri
ith.s year and the corresponding: time
!of 1019 will show little now home j
buildins has been done here. lliuh ;
cost of labor and materials, coupled
with a tlxht money market, have been '
factors holding down the buildliifr of
homes, ainny in tho city nre resid
ing in tent houses or small dwellings
matte over from barns and chicken
houses, nesirnble homes are next to
impossible to obtain, and while ninny
nre on tho market for sale, would-be
buyers say they cannot obtain suffi
cient money to swlntr the deal.
Jap Crepe 75c
Big range of colors of. this
splendid Jap crepe. Use it for
most any thing, dresses, blouses,
kimonas rompers, children's
dresses. '. . ,,
Handkerchiefs for School
Use 10c, 15c
Made of good quality lawn,
small hems, some plain and
some embroidered. Bay them
by the dozen.
Imported Kid Gloves for
Women $3.50 pair
Fine quality imported
gloves for women in black
white only Buy a pair or
for the winter season.
it r .m.. nri a j
kid
and
two
Wire Frames for Lamps
. 25c to $3.00 Each
A big assortment of wire,
frames for lamps of all kinds.
The shapes are new and differ
ent and they are well made. Let
us help you plan your next lamp
shade.
Bow Peep Hair Bow Rib
bons 75c and 90c
Offered in a wide range of
patterns and coloi-s, also plain
shades. Just the" right length
for hair bows. Of good quality
and . finish, select several f or
school wear.
School Hose for Boys' and
Girls' 50c to 85c
Come to this store for School
Hose, in heavy, medium and
light weight, all sizes, in stock,
wmte, black and brown.
'Aladdin Dye Soap 10c
It cleans as it dyes. Brighten
up discorded waists, dresses, cur
tains, etc. All colors.
Fancy Linings $1.00 to
$1.50 Yard " ,
Good assortment, fancy linings
for that new coat or suit. Possi
bly you want to freshen up that
old one too. Use these fancy lin
ings as the colors and patterns
are very attractive.
Inquire about the Annual Twenty-Mule
Borax Soap Special.
Buy Your -FRUITS and VEGETABLES of Us. We
Guarantee Satisfaction.
Roasting Ears, per dozen 45c
Cabbage, per pound 5C.
Lettuce, per head, 2 for . . 25c
cucumbers, each
Lettuce, per stalk 20c
Beets, Turnips, Carrots, per bunch ;. 5e
Sweet Potatoes, per pound 20c
Bartlett Pears, per dozen 30c
Cantaloupes, 4 for 25c
Watermelons, per pound 5c
White Grapes, per pound 30c
Apples, per box $2.50
Lxtra I4 me Country Bacon, per lb. . .
ItlMTISH .MUM AN KII.IKH
VANCorvrcn, n. c. Au. to. (U.
;1 Oiptain Hlbbert Krentnn. of
anennver, formerly with the British
nyal ninr forces, fell or Jumped 2(oMt
,t from a seaplane, of which he lost
oilml over the Kntlsh bay late Wed
Fday. lie was Instantly killed. -
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nnsTON, AiiR. 21. A lino of more
thnn 75 proolo which had formed oin
ide the First State Knnk buihline ho-
firo It onrnpti yostorduy, filed in
soon as doors Trert opened
withdrawal of deposit,
1.
SIGN PAINTING
The Painter Wendt
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' H. S. McKENZIE, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
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Pendleton, Ore.
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often cause such an mipopn!' f
presence when convenient. Thi
f;ir mure important. It ih driiia
teeth, w hen you neglect Midi a
Sieater ttie reiyret.
tVtiinsr that people wtvism your
a- iif'sMi(y for Hni iitustUation In.
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