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Daily east oreoonian, Pendleton Oregon, Saturday evening, august 21, 1020.
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Sept. 2S-2C I'ondlutun Itouiid-
Up.
' Kept. J 9 Stute Federation of
fitter, here.
tSept. 11. Huiiiilutoii Fluid
Day.
Sunt. 3 Coroul
here.
Aug. . SO I'sndlulon schools
open.
Auif. 26-27 Hwlinmlnic ln
structlon at Nut by Y. M. C. A.
, Oct. s- Hurmixton Dairy
and Hog Bhow.
Innt
I. H. lirown. who retuiiKTil
I fjlit utter .1 Hi:iy. In the ni,';iit.ilnN.
Hy w'iim ucniniit'iic(1 by Mr. ;iii-1 Mr.
J. ('. h'lnir, .Mr. mid. Mr, (Inner Crown
i'l ml J11I111 Crom. Tint puny l.roUMbt
h;nie 17 Kullons or liucklelicri ! Mr.
l:r ii-hiiw thre.t iliwr und a bear mid
vill return hcploiiil.er for a doer
lunt. . I
iiIIh rerinlHlittd. An 'X-Hay room In
u. nuw feu t ur of tho office.
Ilin nln or Noil
Mr. und Mia. Ji-.-w A. i'liard of
Aiianix aru Ihu ihiiimiU t a nun born
liioniiim ul ,st. Anthony s hoapital
Use tl
Grocery,
Other
iMI,ETOJT8 LEADING STORK
Use Hit Phone
Grocery, 2 Thones 520
Other DepU. 78
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trulll HllOW, j Itl V. IC tlll-MH
liev. W. II. Cot will occupy the pul
pit of the llapt'Kt rbiirr.h toniorroiv. i
Kev. Cox linn Juwt returned from a I
vacation.
Iti'tiii'iiN Ironi Vurutioii
.i hm unnnu vey remmed IiimI even-
lot! after vpendliiK a vacation in Spo
Kuim.
Pornilt Issued for Work.
A permit waa issued to contractors
working1 on Field rhool today to In
stall lavatories In the basement at a
cost of $260. The permit was made
to the school board of district No. 18.
ltcliiriiH l-'mm Scuttle
Wesley HiifcHi'H bus returned after
spending a vacation In Heattlo. He
has been gone for the punt three
weeks..
L'lfio I)uii'4lit,r III.
The Utile diiuxhu-r nf Jr. und .'lr
luini-a Cuily of 13U iloi'ioo street i
ioriouBly 111.
Cane of Smallpox Quarantined.
' , A new case of smallpox was report.
ed to the city health department yes
terday and placed under quarantine
last evening by John Halley, Jr., spe
cial health officer. Mr. Halley yes
terday released one case of diphtheria
and another of smallpox from quaran
tine.
l'b-iity of rudi and Game.
Fish and game are extremely plen
tiful hi the Granite Meadow region
an-1 the huckleberry crop Is abundant.
New Itoule Added.
A new route will be added to' the
Penland delivery system on Monday,
according to announcement made to
day by Penland Brothers. The new
route will make a total of s?veii
routes In the city and it will be known
as the north center route. The addi
tion rneans an Improvement In the sys
tem and will cause a change In the
other routes, as some will be Increas
ed and some decreased. The system Is
used by the principal stores of Pendle
ton, .
the
!A'UVt-M Oil lllllllt-nM Trip
Mrs. 1 H. XaKKurt. head of
women s wear department at The Peo
ples Warehouse, will leave this even
ing on a business trip to Portland for
her firm.' i
Ttre Company Sue.
iiie iiotveil-Bwift Tire Co.. tn.l.iv
uruuKin suit against A- H. Kobinette
for 158.30, aliened due for goods sold
him. Carter & Hiuythe represent the
Plaintiffs.
orrlr-e Is lirnKHlelled
The dental offices ot tw. David B.
Hill are being renovated and remodel
led. Painting Is being done and the
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A Home
Made
Cake
Pleads Not (iidlly.
Aiuin l.liiiicren on Friday pleaded
not guilty to the charge of forgery.
He was tne sixth man to escape when
Jail waa broken July 25, but was not
held for murder. He is being defend
er by Peterson, Bishop & Clarke.
WOMEN WILL LIKE THESE BRIGHT
COLORED SKIRTS '
Auto Mru Taken Away.
Ted Weir and A. Smith, held here
for the theft of an auto belonging in
Koseburg, left on No. 17 today for
Roseburg, in custody of Deputy Sher
iff Percy Webb.
Ia a delightful treat when made from' Swan
Down Prepared Cake Flour.
Especially manufactured for fine cake and
pastry,
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
FBONES 101
(Private Exchange Connects Both nfiaMiUa)i
FINE GROCERIES AND taJLATB . . -
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State Sues for FundSL
Tho State.Industrial Accident Com
mission today filed suits against the
Burns Machine Works for $71.06, and
C. A. Lansdowne for I20&.85 alleged
due for the tuna. R. 1. Keator and
J. A. Benjamin represent the state.
pinley Case Dropped.
By a vote of 3 to 2, the legislative
committee appointed to Investigate the
cu5e ot the HI ate Fish & Game Com
mission and W. Flnley has ordered
tho matter laid aside, according to ad
vices received today by Marion Jack,
member of the commission. ,
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DOES TWO TIMES TWO MAKE FOUR?
That's the way we Icarnnl to f Inure and we figure at present prices
of material and content!, your born lias doubled in value.
If jtmi don't lielieve It, price building materials today and cumlliro
tlicsn prices with what you paid when jou built.
Klco fix you would tie In with a fire about now, eh? ,,, ... ...
v1 I.NCltKASi: your lire Insurance.
si:k vs at once
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'J'l"fsaniMiJia,NJwajsi.twg.ii iwuiapt
Company Will Increase Capital.
u he directors of the Securety Loan
& Investment Co., in a meeting last
night, voted to take steps to Increase
the capitalization of the company from
$10,000 to $50,000., The company
owns the Becniity apartments, which
are now about completed.
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Parmcrs Welcome Sunshine
, L'matlila county farmers are wel
coming the Increased temperature and
the sunshine of, the past two flays.
The maximum today is 90 with a mini
mum of 4 7, says Major Lee Moor
house. The barometer is low, being at
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HOW GAY ARE SWEATERS
They flaunt their bHlliant colors in 1 many new
arns and models more lovely than we thought
wPfltprs could be. Sketched in the illustratidn are
twn nf our nrettiest and most practical models. One
of soft mohair wool with surplice, front and sashes
and a slipover model with fringe and braided girdle.
SWEATERS WOOL AND SILK V j
: ' 4 $5.95 to $59.50 '... '
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The
TO BE WORN WITH BLOUSES.
The skirts are of the newest wool fabrics
novelty silks, in a varietv of attrartivp mnrlfl-
range of patterns and colorings make possible a se
icywuji niaL vviu ue eiiureiy inaiviauai. Ana worn
wicn a smart, new blouse, will prove an unusualy ef-
, $14.50 to $29.50
Fire Chief fines VafatifHiimr.
With his family packed comfortably1
in their Ford and the tent, the dogs.
and a gun and some buckets for ber
ries included, Fire Chief W. K. Itin-
gold headed for the mountains near
KameJa this morning for his vacation.
The chief will be gone two weeks and
in his absence Joe Ell will act as chief.
Apartment Manager Chosen.'
Hcrt l.ovell, an employe of ,R. L.
Burroughs, Inc., is to be superintend
ent and manager of the Security
Apartments when' they are opened to
tenants in a few days. 'Me. Ixivell was'
formerly s. member of the local fire
department and is an experienced
plumber and expert on steam fittings,
etc. He will reside in the liuilriinir
nd have general Supervision over It,
.Swimmers to Visit.
, Cash AVgod, comity Y. M. C. A. sec
retary, with . Fred Pcabler, Donald
Whiteman and Elmer Posegar, Pen
dleton hoys who recently qualified as
junior life savers will go to Helix on
tuesaay. where Mr. Wood will con
duct tests for life savers. Sir. Wood
has a certificate as a senior life saver.
The tests will be conducted at the city
pool. Helix ,lt is reported, 'is much
Interested In forming lifesaviug corps.
TLA Y GROUND AND CLASS
ROOM NEEDS
Now I luil school room anil play ground needs are ncarlng,
Mother In confronted with tho need of supplying numerous
school day needs. .
One or the grealost needs Is stockings, good strong, sturdy
kind, those that will stand the roughness of playground. We
aro able to supply you with tho best quality at tins and 43c pair.
Wo are still selling that big
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KeitiiWIy "Hr Stolen.
Charles Kennedy's auto Viis stolon
last evening from in front of the Pa
cific Coast Klevator Co. warehouse
while he looked on ' and saw the
thievas drive awny. The theft occur
red ajaout 5 o'clock and police were
immediately notified to look out for
yje car. Officers in nearby towns have
been sent a description of the ma
chine.
IVm.lrm to lluvt Qnocn
Pendleto nis to have a queen at the
Labor !ay celebration in Baker Sep
tember 6 and her hihneFs is to be
elected by the vote of local people.
The votes, which cost one cent each,
are to be Riven to JSandy MeLuin, of
tho local labor council. To enter, a
candidate's name must be accompan
ied by $1. After entrance, any num
ber of vote will be accepted. The
chosen queen Is to ride on the Pendle
ton float In the big labor parade in
Uuker. Halhiting wilt cease August
2n at 10 p. m.
vha;kij curccK kkrdn.
WASHINGTON. Aur. 21. (U. P.)
-The arniy of General Wraiuffcl has
checked the advance of the bolshevik!
in the direction of southern Russia
and driven them back across the low-
oortion nf Hip HnpinAr rlvsr nr.
S cording to official advices received by
A the state department today.
FOR FALL
SMARTEST OF NEW STYLES IN
: LOW SHOES
Ktork up on Iho school room needs here, a few dolJara will
Hupply the needs for tho entire year, and our prices arc right,
the only place lit town where the old time prices still prevail.
-Purse $300,
Dlvid-
tton rlde for special prices by five
cowgirls daily.
I nd ia n pony ra ce-
divlded J 1 ''. $90, $60
1 fteer roping Purse $1200,
ed $600, $400, $200.
Maverick race Prtra $10 daily.
: Indian raw, thoroughbreds Purse
'$150. Beach day $50, divided $-5.
,$15. $10.
' Cowgirls pony rac Purwe $105.
iKach day lTl. divided $10.
Pony Kxpress race; Purse $500.
MaVIT PiviUeU SvOt li,9t .
The BEE HIVE
Pendleton'. Variety Store
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FUTimiST
VJKAirS MOOEtU t,'Nt (TWiAAJS INT
ljntrtk. TomoN U6dcn WbqW
rtBtnt. is saade espedallr tor
nrtw th cona t. it coaM "a ,
a .muiLK f asaxtrtats so St
PCLCJMA Ask f'O rtBMJf 1st
ouc Knit Undcmt refsitiocnc
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1.85 TO $3.50
Here are very new and distinctive styles in low
footwear for Fall, conforming to our own high
standard of workmanship and style. Suede, patent
leather, fine kid and calfskin in oxfords and pumps
for street and semi-dress wear. And low shoes in
the popular white fabrics are likewise well repre
sented in our stock. Prices Right.
BURLINGTON
NEWFASHIONED .
HOSIERY
STYLE AND SERVICE
Whether vou need . hosiery to
withstand the strain of strenuous
.outdoor activities or to add
charm to a formal evening cos-
fiirha trv ra rin cr RTIRLING-
TON NEWFASHIONED HOS
IERY.
Tr alwnvs antvftrs trim and stviish because it fits
en rpr fprtlv and has no unsightly seam at the back.
It is knitted to the shape of the foot and leg, not
stretched or cut to fit. '. ' "
TV. rimiWp thifk s?ole. reinforced toe and high
spliced heel and an unusual elasticity gives BUR
LINGTON NOWFASHIONED HOSIERY excep
tional durability and comfort. -
Wp disDlav BURLINGTON NEWFASHIONED
unsTF.RY in fine Qualities of lisle in black and
white and the season's popular shades.
85c to $1.00 paii-
Grocery Department
Inquire about the Annual Twenty-Mule
Borax Soap Special.
We
45c
. 5c
25c
Cucumbers, each 5c
Buy Your FRUITS and VEGETABLES of Us.
Guarantee Satisfaction.
Roasting Ears, per dozen
Cabbage, per pound
Lettuce, per head, z lor
Celerv, per stalk ...... v
Beets, Turnips, Cairots, per bunch c
Sweet Potatoes, per pound 20c
Barttett Pears, per dozen Slw
Cantaloupes, 4 for 2C
Watermelons, per pound c
White Grapes, per pound . Mc
Apples, per box -oU
Extra Fine Country Bacon, per lb. ... 45c
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StairP cai'h nice Purse $1S0. Ka
jlay ll. divided ( and 2.
Cowulrls relay rncp Purse
llvldi-d B0l, 300. I2IW.
Indian war bonnet race Purse
$150. Kai-h day -"0, divided $25, $15.
$10.
("Ntwlioya buekinf contest Purse
$7511. Mvided $4.".0, $2MH, $100.
Qniek chiinnfl riiee l'urs $15
daily, divided $10 and I,..
'ild hoi-se race Purse $225 and
.tnokprtt. Trh day $TR and Jackpot,
divided $40, $?u, $10 and percentatfO
St Jackpot, . .
h nr. l.vnn K. Blakcslee
Chronic and Nro'u Diaeasea ani
Diseases of Women. X-Ray Elactre
Tbsrapeutics,
rempla Bid. Room II
Phons 41
DR. C. II. DAY
- Flijstclaii ami Sar(osi
Osteopath
Rooms tl .m( S5 Smith -Crawford
Buildins.
Talsphoos T04 Boa. T4I-R
SIGN PAINTING
The PaiiUer Wendt
a. 8. HcKEKZIX, U. D.
Eye, Ear, Ros and Tbroai.
- Office:
10-11-12 Bond Building
Pendleton, Ore.
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ron CLKAncG and
PRi.sio. m
Inmnt acrvlc. frt de'ivery.
CARL E. FRAN SEEN
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