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' J i v ( i 'J ' j t SIXTEEN PAGES DAILY EAST OEEOmW, PKfDLBTQjf, OEEGOM. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER rl, 1520.! lSews of Pendmon CAIJONDAlt Ol'" EVENTS w Doc. 13. Grand Jury convenos here. 4 Deo. J7-18 State Wool Clrow- era meet liere, Dec. 20-:M Pruning ichool at Froewator. Doo, 18-28 Second Animal mooting Oregon Ktato Chamber v.ufiimurt:H. i-uriiiinn. uoc. zs-zs uruln and forage Furl I'ninur ) uin Kurt I'lilimrr, who dirrltijc tho war nerved In IT. H." Navy, left Friday for C'nrvalllH. Ho will be a Htudent at O. A. (J. and will talm vocutlonal trulnlnit. NoIkmiI IK'iiui'tini'ia Added. licgliinliiR with today, the Orcionliiu will ,cai h Haturday news no1vn from the local nchoola, under the, heading, ' Kant print graijo What 4 nchool, pilot Rock Dec. Z9-S t. Annual meeting O. 8. T. A., Portland. Jan. 18. Annual , meeting llound-Uy director!. Pendleton Clrade H hool Are Doing, ICaeh grade In fHch school luix been asked to contribute ncwi tr the de iiartmont. t- , . Mimaifcr of (ai-occrjr, . l;ulih Ifatoll hau accnulcd a jioid Hon villi t'ie Kconomy Grocery, lie will act tut manager. of 1m-uI Woman to Aid 'In rcNoonHe to a rciuet from .lrn A. K. Mi'Fnrland, of the Umatilla horn bureau, Pendleton women will attaint th west end bureau to become a de partmental club. Mr. K. T. Wndfl will explain civic club work, Mr. I , I. Ilobart, literary club work, and Mr 10d It li (K Vanleu(iii, home demount tlon agent, will explain , home econ omic work mid the nodal Hide of chili work. The visit will he made noon. The I'matilla home bureau hna HI mcnibem and last year hand led (loul In fund. Athi'nu Adopt Protein m The first of 1'matllla county town to adopt a community program under the direction of the homo bureau 1 Athena, soya Mrs. Kdllh G. Vanbeu ifn, home demonstration agent. Athe na, women recently appointed com mittee to afjiriK-e for various schools and for a coitsocutlve program of club uud social work. December IS, the community will hold a street fair, followed by a dance, the proceeds to be used to pay for the piano bouKht i.y the community emu. The com mittee appointed, to tnke care of .the year' program constats, of Mrs. Scott flHtiiT, Mrs. C X. Hmlth, Mrs. M. M. nice, Mrs. Italph McKwen, Mrs. W. p.j Kerguson, Mrs. Charles Dudley, Mra.fl Kred Boyd and Mrs. VanDeusen. -101 101 101-101 101 101 101 101 101 101- If you will call at our store, or phone "One-O-One" You 'llvfind how a first class store is run, Where the boys are cheerful, neat and cleap, Where the very best groceries and meats are seen. Our salesmen will sell you goods that have won 1 A monster business for "One-O-One". , By One of "The Boys." , 1 "YOU CAN DEPEND ON '101' " Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. MiOXW 11 (Private r.c'liamtn Ointm-ts llolli TM-pnrtmcnui) . ") J , FINK UKMCKKIUH AM) MEATS 101-101101101 101101101101101101- r'jl ncunloii at Columbia Kred Ilcnnion, ' County agriculture agent, Is In Columbia toduy to attend tno poultry culling. demonstration. I Crotllloin Do Not Appear. fo creditors. appeared at the meet ing called for them Friday In the case of N. K. Morgan, bankrupt, and the case waa ordered closed up by Judge Thomas Pit sTtl era Id, referee In bankruptcy. The man liijted no as sets other than exempted household Roods. The records In the caw. wwt sent to the IT, S. court at Portland last night. , ft. A. Kitfhi .tlnwitii As a forerunner of Christmas, the .Salvation Army kollles appeared today on Pendleton streets, bearing the le gend "Keep the Pot Boiling for Christ mas Cheer." The kettles are under the cure of Brother Newkirk and Miss Alrt;e Kclley, members of the 8. A. Later a third kettle will be used, under -he l..aiia"ement of Lieutenant Mabel Dangdon, who Is 111 ahpresent. Duck Hunters to Cio Out, Several parties are being planned for early morning duck shooting tn the west end of the county Sunday. IThe storm is expected to bring lots of 1 duoks ento the ponds and some good bags are anticipated. Among the lo (al men who announced their Inten tion of shooting tomorrow were: John Maker. Mack Foster. Guy Wyrick. Sol llaum, Gyy Matlock, Jim Kates and Col. J. H. Haley. 1 Pendleton Well Vp In Pavbig. I I i-cnaieion, sixm in population or me cities of Oregon outside of Portland, I 'stands third In the number of yards of j l ived streets, according to a chart Just received hece by the Warren Construe-1 lion Co. Salem leads with '278,000 ! equare yards and Kugene follows with I 234.000. Pendleton, has 202,000 andj work under contract and m sight will ; add to thatfigure 25.000 yards, playing I Pendleton almost on a par with Ku-j ger.e. slmccrs Arc. JSijojcd. A throng of Pendleton Elks and their friends crowded the lodme room last niftlit for the llrown's Jubilee con es t. the first of a series of entertain- nets to be given this winter'by the Igo for Its members. The sinners. oulniet of colored people, proved Ih-'inselves' adept musicians and were wn!l received by the audience. En semble numbers, solos and ducts com prised the program, with negro camp nag songs as the leading feature. IiiiiiMniiiiMniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiir XV. w f. 4PJ W 5, 71 v. V TO Itantiii-t Plaiiiutl for I-Yhlay. . ' A banquet at 6:30, to be followed by i work ill the royal purple decree fori a class of 30, Is the prog-ram for I'ma-! tilla Kncumpment No. 17, I. O. O. F i for next Friday evening, Dec. 17, In Oddfellow hall. Earl Wfilliams, Pr. K. 11. llrundage and M. A. lloss are a committee in charge of the banquet, l-ost night the order Initiated .three men Into the encampment. These, with the clam scheduled for next Fri day night, are expected to swell the total gain for the year to 100. Stay I Vrm Town Team. Plans for the formation of" a Pen dleton clult-haHketbal) team, to meet town teams from other communities 3 1 nearby and fo furnish opr"sitlon for iSjthe high school are being discussed in Htho city. Ed Olson, one of the movers S j of the plan, has called for a meeting E of basketball ! men Infc-rested at the Elhlgh school gym on Monday evening at :30. There are said to be a lot of ifat liasketi'all men In this community and If efforts are successful in getting In club together, games with Y. M. C. A. fives and other clubs probably w III be .arrai.ged. San'n Claim can fill his "Sack w ith Toys. Polls, Sleds, Wagons, Poll teds, Doll C raulca, liasslnetis. Engines, Trains, Horses, Itoi'kli'g l.ores, Oa'ls, 1. locks. Handkerchiefs, painted China, Cut' "Clcs. ' Also wo carry tho complete line of Clllherts High Gradeand Instructive Toys for Buys.- Tree Decorations, Hfjlly Boxes we could fill the Hlilc of this paper with suggestions of toys and gifts. Our stock Is that complete, but it will pay you to come and see and cnoosc for yourself, and don't put it off for too long a time, for gifts are going fast. The BEE HIVE 5 ": .", PayCash Pendleton' Variety Store Save Cash ' 7)inHinUIUUllllUlllll!MlllllllllllllllllllllinMlltlllllllllllHlllllllll!HlllllllMlllllllllTi Ilig Gnlo Visits City. A fifty-mile gale blew In Pendleton last night, breaking windows, tearing down floors and blowing weeds and all S) loose objects about the streets. The 5 wind was followed by a driving torrent 5 of rain, which reached atotal precipl jgitntlon of .06 inches. Among tho win dow panes broken was one in the lodgo room of the Elks building where the crash of broken glass startled the hundreds of local people assembled S I for the concert. A glass, 4S by 60 S inches. In Dr. F. U. Ingram's irfficc. E'waa shattered. The mercury dropped to S Inst night, one degree above freezing. . " US is the rfiore sensible? buying some ioousn nine guc that is soon forgotten, or one mat proves us useiui npss in dailvuse. Alladin Aluminum satisfies. We have Pyrex in individual pieces or by the set in Xmas pkgs. Transparent Oven-Ware Jlat th aip oa every pio The glass ovenware stands heat, easily cleaned, sanitary. r Universal Stoves 6vmJces Another SlcCook Ojicns Pank. Nelson McCook, brother of J. P.. McCook. vice president of the Ameri can National Bank, and of iK. Ol Mc Cook, formerly Implement dealer, of Pendleton opened the California Na tional Bank at Long Beach, Cnl., last week, with 697 new accounts on the first day. The total of deposits for the opening day was 1252,000. The ank is capitalized for 3200,000. Mr. Mc Cook is the third of his family to come west to enter the banking business, a irothrr. II. D. McCookieing president of the American National Bank nt fn Bernardino, Cal. He sold his interests nt Sumner. Iowa, to open the new in stitution at Long Beacch. Nelson Mc Cook was a visitor bore a year ago while on his first trip west. sheriff-dlKl Names Thn Three deputies whom Sheriff -elect ifm-th Houser, will appoint when he goes Into office January 1, 1921,. wero announced by him on. Fri day. His daughter, Sirs. Nona McFall, of Echo, will have chaive of the tux books and records, while Wes tipcar. of Freewater. and Dave Lavend.ir, of Weston, will be deputies. Mr. Spear .has just resinned as city marshal at i Freewater rnd Mr. Luvendar has been ;a road suptrvlsor for the county. Mrs. l.McFall is with the Bank of Echo as tookkieper. Although the present jfiuco at the sheriff's orfiic consists of It'our deputies and thus leaves one more position lo be filled, the sheriff-elect (has not Indicated a tltspositic n to re tain uny of those at present employed. ' . To Cure OuM tn Om Day ' Take Grove s LAXATIVE BltOMO (iPININB tablets. Th6 genuine bears thevilgnnture of TJ W. Oroya. 30c Adv. - . SSSK BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR . cm QUALITY service: BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR i I'lv-voLin-ox's i.iiic srl:i: ffrOf; t ' 1 L ilygyf I L nrtrt r .m FOR MANY YEARS pur store lias been rightly considered HEADQUARTERS EOR GIVEABLE THINGS. Gifts' that reflect good 'taste and individual desirability at reasonable Charges. - ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL XMAS. Buy your XMAS gifts here DURING OUR GREAT PRICE REVISION SALE and sayq. " 1 : ; Great Price Revision Sale of Silks Jtrice revision downward in silks. . Now is your op portunity to buy silk at a big saving. The qualities are of the best and- the prices we make here, are Rock Bottom. Buy a Dress, Waist or Skirt length . and give for Xmas you're sure to please if you give silks. ; . i i - Chiffontine Lining Silk, yard 30o Taffeta Underwear Silk, yard . . ... . ...... 85c 1 piece Grey Tricolette, yard, w $L50 Lining Silk, fancy, yard $1.95 1 Lot short length Silk Velour, worth $7.50 up, , special, yard ; $1.50' $10.50 Silk Velour Dress Velvets; yard $7.00 $5.50 Costume Velvet $3.75 $1.75 Trinyning Velvet $U9 COLORED TAFFETAS, $1.49 f 36 in; wide, best quality Colored Taffeta, former-" ly sold for $2.50 to $3.00 yard. ' ; COLORED SATINS ' $3.50 quality for $2.45 $4.00 quality for .' $2.75 $4.50 quality for ........ . $35 .. . .. . . ..." GEORGETTE CREPE Every shade of our- finest quality .Georgette Crepes included m this sale. xWe only have on grade and that of the best Offered in widest va riety of shades and 40 inches wide. Specially eood for waists, dresses and evening wear. ; -Revised-prices . .., . , $U9 ' 36-INCH MESSALINES. $1.65 All Colored Messalines, 36 in. wide, included in this Great Price Revision 'Sale. Messalines that form erly sold for $2.25, $2.50 and $3.00. 40 'in. Silk Trico, yard 40 in. Pussy Willow Taffeta , Silk Shirtings, yard Skinner Satins, yard $4.35 $3.35 $1.95 $2.75 GREAT PRICE REVISION SAtE OF . , . DRESS GOODS These offerings come just at the right time, just when you can make up Dresses, Skirts and Coats and get a full season's wear put of them. Our entire Dress Goods Stock . is practically thrown on the Bargain Counter. Come now and fill your Dress Goods needs at these prices. Give a Dress, Skirt or Coat length for Xmas she will like it. One lot Dress Goods, Revised Price, yard 50c Another lot Dress Goods, Revised Price, yard.. 85c $2.00 Quality, Revised Price a $1.49 $2.50 Quality, Revised Price $1.75 $3.00 Quality, Revised Price $2.00 $3.50 Quality, Revised Price $2.45 $4.00 Quality, Revised Price $2.95 $4.50 Quality, Revised Price $3.47 $5.00 Quality, Revised Price $3.75 $6.00 Quality, Revised Price $4.39 $6.50 Quality, Revised Price $4.S7 $7.00 Quality, Revised Price $5.00 $7.50 Quality, Revised Price $5.25 $8.00 Quality, Revised Price $5.95 $3.50 Quality, Revised Price $6.25 SATEENS, 50c 36 inches wide. Black and Colors. 1 LOT FIGURED VOILES, 25c There are about 10 pieces in this lot. We are closing them out. Formerly sold from 75c to $1.00 yard. Revised Price ' 25c 1 LOT COLORED BATISTE, 25c Comes in neat stripes and figures. Splendid for Dresses and Aprons for Xmas gifts. $1.50 COl-ORED DRESS LINING Revised Price, 95c. , 't, , Comes ii pink, blue and rose, 36 in. wide. l. WASH SKIRTING-1-2 PRICE. ' ( I his assortment includes all our 'Wash Skirtings, white and colors. Buy your next spring and sum mer needs now and savev as these prices are far be low wholesale. . o "ONE LOT CANTON FLANNEL, 15c Best Quality Percales Best Quality Ginghams ' Best Quality French GinghaVus" . One Lot Devonshire . . . . 35e 35c 75c 28c OUTING FLANNELS Colored Outings, 27 inch colored Uutmgs, 36 inch White Outing. ..... .. . 25c i . i 35c, 45c 19c, 25c, 30c CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS iTices Revised 25c Quality, Revised Price . ....... 20c 35c Quality, Revised "Price . . . 28c 50c Quality, Revised Price . .i...'.. 39c 65c Quality, Revised Price, , 4Sc $1.25 Quality, Revised Price $1.50 Quality, Revised Price , 75c Quality, Revised Price . . .. . 59c 85c Quality, Revised Price . . . 69c $1.00 Quality, Revised Price. 72c :. . 9SC $1.25 TABLE LINENS PRICES CUT DEEP Why not give Table Linen this year. If not a Cloth give her a set of Napkins, $2.50 Quality, Revis ion Price ..... $1.78 $5.00 Quality, Revision Price ' $6.00 Quality, Revision Price $6.50 Quality, Revision Price $7.00 Quality, Revision Price $8.50 Quality, Revision Price . . . $3.00. Quality, Revis ion Price ...w $1.95 $3.50 Quality, Eevis: ion Price . . $4.00 Quality, ion Price .. '. $2.33 $2.63 . $3.75 . $3.95 . $1.31 . $4.95 $5.67 $10.00 Quality, Revision Price ! 57 en ca r 1:1... n w . vuaiiLy, revision rnce $12.50 Quality, Revision Price $13.50 Quality, Revision Price $15.00 Quality, Revision Price $16.50 Quality, Revision Price $7.95 $8.00 $8.50 $10.75 $11X5 $18.50 Quality, Revision Price $n 50 $20.00 Quality, Revision Price siV't-, $22.50 Quality, Revision Price $25.00 Quality, Revision Price $27.50 Quality, Revision Price $30.00. Quality, Revision Price $35.00 Quality, Revision Price $40.00 Quality, Revision Price . ; SPECIAL LOT DRESS TRIMMING 7 Revision Price 1-2 of Original Price $18.00 $20.00 $23.50 $28.00 $31.95 nSHfe -I t