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DAILY EAST OREGONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 25. 1021. TEN PAGES NOTICES i trX . f AGE TWO I Eveiy Umdy wmM Stylish pofifoes Everybody wants quality. Everybody wants satisfaction. Everylwdy wants a store that serves. This store offers all. We have the highest quaTHy slandards." Our prices arc Tair. It is well Id remember that the sw eetness of low price never equals the bitterness ness of poor quality. M j ,'! V; ' ; iff', - v Vv Interesting NEW SHJITS ft f 5 XSSD WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE I All sorts of interesting notes niay be gleaned from this assortment of suits de- ' signed especially for early Summer wear. They are slim in line, making for most becoming trigness and youth. The models are most fetcbingly trimmed to give them all that exclusive air of distinction. ' ( - . 4 All fabrics are of first quality, '"wliile' the tailoring; is of a chVpnctcr found only In suits costing many times the price of these. The materials are many and every one In tune with de mands of Fashion and the Bpirit of these turbulen' times. ' -I ' , : , Box effects, ripple peplum or tailored lines in tricotine, gabardine, Poiret twill, jer sey etc, sizes 14 to 46. V ' Priced from $28.50 to $98.50 PKNDI.I TON'S I-XXWOMY SHOP. s 5 i These items will give you an idea of what is in waiting for the Saturday shopper. t Children's Sandals, We've 'just finished marking them $1.49 Bungalo Aprons On display in our Balcony win dow I.. .....98c Soiled Middies The best made, for women and children 98c. to $1.98 Dress and Coat Buttons Over $500 worth thrown in . one big bin, dozen . . . ... ...... 10c Women's Stockings Black and white, sold for 49c, pair .' 19c Men's Silk Ties Sold regularly for 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 . ...................,49c Silk Waists Sold originally as high as $12.50, each . . $298. Men's Dress Sox The B. B. is back to the old time prices, 2 pairs 23c Boys' Tuff Shoes . The kind that are built for $6 worth of wear $3.49 ' Pencil Tablets The best tablet, the most paper, least money ........ 4c Children's Stockings Good Rib, heavy weight, all sizes pair . 19c Enamelware See the assortment, .balcony dis play ... ........... 59c NOTIt'l'i Hemstitching and Pleot work, V have now engaged an expert operator to handle our heimtt itching machine and are prepared to turn out wurlt In fhort notice. Mall orders will be promptly intended to. Give ua a trlul Gud be convinced. Killer Hawing Machine Co. . . SL'O E. Court St. w iiti'sn . The following described animals havabeen taken up by the marshal or Jhe City of Pendleton, to-wlt: One dark brown mare, slur In fore head, white Bpot on toose, out on left nostril, weight 800 pounds, age three yearn old. , . One ibay mare, white spot In fore head, has bell on, weight 1000 pounds, 10 or 12 yeurs old. One bay mare white strip In face, left kind foot white, brand on right hip Invisible. One bay, two years old, left hind foot .white, brand on right hip invls able. One light sorrel mure, white strip In j face, both hind feet while. One gray horse mule, broke to work, 1 weight 1000 pounds, do marks or raiius. - Jt taid animals are not claimed by the owners or those entitled to their possession, costs and ; expenses paid and tuken away within ten days from 'he date hereof, then at 3 o'clock p. .n., on the 8th. day of March-1921, 'he said animals will be sold to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash, at the City found. In said City of 1'endleton, the proceeds of suoh sale to be applied to the payment of iwti costs and expense of making sale. rntd this Sir, day of February 1921. - AL ROBERTS. City Marshal. NEW SPRING HATS Our new hats are here, extremely smart :u every Cetail'. All the latest style features. -A suitable shape and shade for every man. Buy now and enjoy- a full season of wear and satisfaction. 1 Stetsons and Gordons $5.00 to $12.50 Also a very phoice assortment of cloth hats now ;. ......... . . $4.50 to $5.50 ' SU OUwr hpHMMU OaU 27. s Our Fruits and Vegetables are the best that can possibly be had. FRESH CRISJ CLEAN VEGETABLES Caollflpwer, Cabbage, Turnips, Beets, ' Carrots, Celery, Spinach, Parsley, CuctiniU-rs, Tomatoes, Peppers, Brusscl' Sprouts, Green ' Onions, Si ! I Si 8 bopl9s Ti T 'I Warh green; Hwwt Potatoes. ous A-otlw of Bids for SeWer Construction Notice is hereby given that seaJca Vids will be received at the office ot the l3ty Recorder in Pendleton Oregon i ip t olock p. m. on ilareh Zna 191 1 for the construction of a Sower Extension on Ash Street in The City of Pendle'on. Oreron. Commencing at the M inhHe at the Intersection of Ash street and Railroad street, and running north 330 feet on Ash Street, plans and specifications for said sewer r.n be seen at the office of the City Surveyor in the City Hall at Pendleton Oregon, each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of 10 per cent of ft For Saturday , . We offer you " PRIME QUALITY FRESH MEATS Pot Roasts ' Ham Roasts . Pork Roasts Chuck Steak .. Round; Sirloin, T-Bone ......... 13c l b. lie lb. , . .i... ...... ..22c !fa. ........ L.lSc lb. . ... r-ISsr. lb. 77,r lb. 25c lb. This is all choice meat NO FROZEN STUFF. EXTRA SPECIAL . NO 5 LARD, $1.15 NO. 10 LARD, $25 , COME EARLY Also a nice supply of Veal, Larab and Chken MEAT CITY MARKET : jc3 w.wepbt;;:. niONE703 the amount of the bid made payable to theorderof the Mayor of thj City ot Pendleton,. to be returned to the bidder if unsuccessful, and o be forfeited If. the bid is accepted and the bidder fails to enter Into a contract In accordance with the terms of his said bid. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids at Its pleasure. Dated this 18th day of February 1321. THOS. FITZ GERALD. I- As a prcvenlAe, tneft and in bale aigbt aad monung A rf-.V .VAPORUB Oner I X Milium Jan Utti Yearly !..VVThe--;u Wistaria;, :' cw'r,y.. ' SPECIAL ASSORTED ' CHOCOLATES SATURDAY . v .60c per povnd Regular pricsv$l pound. , Watch "ouf winJow ' Tnr tb Wisteria Tea Room for the f invest lunch' in town. , , " FINE 10 BE IKED SPniNGFlKLD.-Ill., Feb. 25. (A. P.) Henry Ford's attack on the Jews resulted in proposed legislative action ia Illinois today when a bill was in troduced in the aMscmbly broadening the definition of libel and - providing penalties, of J1.000 fine and Jail sen tences ot one, year for persons con victed of ridiculing or exposing to public hatred or contompt the mem bers of any race or sect. MI SBAXO STHTi ADVEltTISES . SA.N FIUXCISCO, Feb. 25. (U. P.) Mrs Orville. Brcnaan told In the di vorce cpurt that her husband was not satisfied with winning; her through a matrimonial, advertisement, but kept right on advertising after she married him.: fJhe was given a, -divorce. WHEN fMEALS ' . HIT BACK "Pape's Diapcpsin" instantly Ends Indigestion, Sourness,' . Stomach Acidity - Are lumps of unUigented t'oud caus lug you pain? Is your stomach acid, gassy, sour, ir. have- you. flatulence, heartburn? Then take Pape's Dlapep- wn. ... . . , . . . v. Jiud as sjon as you eat a tablet or i two of Pa)ie's IMspepsin all that dys pepsia; Indigestion and stomarh dis tress caused by acidity ends. These pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape's Dtapepsin never fall to make sick, up- . Xotk-o of Stjrewt ImproAemeiU . Notice Is hereby given that at a regu lar meeting of the Common Council of The City of Pendleton held at the Council Chambers In Pendleton Ore gon on February 23rd, 121 the fol lowing Resolution was duly adopted; viz: WHB11BA.1, the City surveyor of the City of Pendleton did on the 23rd. day of February, 1921, under directions and by reouircment of the Common Council file In the office of the He cordor of the Olty of Pendleton, plans and specincatlons for an appropriate Improvement of the following named street In said city: Grange street from the North Line df (Vinrt SrrMt in thn'Knuth Line of IU-wIh Street, together with the tstl- A . . .L ... . ., ...... . v. .. tunies oi ins worn to- .oe uuira an probable cost thereof with a statement of the lots, parts of lota and parccoi of land to be benefKed by such im provement and the percentage of the total cost of Improvement, which each of such lots, parts of lots and parcoln of land should pay o account of tn benefits' to be derived from such Im prwvement, and - - 1 AVHEHBAK, the Council has n amlned such plans and specifications and estimates and found the same sat isfactory and the estimates therefor to be In accordance with the probabl cost of such work, and, WHBREA& the property recom mended by the City Surveyor to be la eluded within ttie boundaries ,or tfl district "benefited Is In the Judgment oi the Common Council properly to be Included within such Improvement Il' trlct and no property is excluded therefrom which sheuld properly be included therein, and WHBKKAS, the Improvement of the hereinabove described portion CSrange Street either gravel Uitulilhlc pavement. Concrete pavement or War reiUte Bitullthio pavement on Crushed rock or crushed gravel foundation is at this time necessary, therefore, be ,11, rtrcSOLVIOD by the Common Coun cil of the City of Pondlpton that it Is expedient to improve and It Is hereby proposed to improve (Grange Strce' from the North Line of Court Street to th,e South Line of Iewis Street, by pav Ing the same with either gravel bitu- lithlc pavement or concrete pavement or 'Warrenite Dltulithic pavement on crushed rock or crushed gravel foun dation; such pavement to be construct ed and the surface thereof to be finish ed upon t,he established grade of said street and the street to have curbs and gutters and all other things in accord ance with and as shown in the plans and specifications for the improvement of said portions of said. Grange Street from the North Line of Court Street to the South Line of Lewis Street, pre pared by F. B. Hayes, City Surveyor filed with the Recorder of said City on the 8th day of December, 1920, which said plana and specifications are here by particularly referred to, and be " further RESOLVED that the Engineer's estimates of the probable total cost of suoh Improvement, which' said City Engineer's estimates was made ana prepared by F. B. Hayes, City Surveyor of said City, in the sum . of JJlls.i" nnH was filed with the Recorder of said City on the 8th. day of December, 1920, Is hereby Included and hereby re ferred to particularly; and be It fnr-ther RESOLVED that the plans and Kpeciflcations and estimates fop such improvement as prepared by the City Surveyor and filed with the Recorder of the City of Pendleton on the Xtn. day of December,; 1921,' be and they are hereby adopted and approved, aim be it further !. ' . JJESOLVRD thnt the cost of making such im prove men shall be a charge and lien upon all lots, parts of lots and parcels of land to be. 'benefited by such improvement, and the. owners, of sucn lots, parts of lots and parcels of land so specially benefited y such Im provement shall be liable for the pay ment of the costs, thercpt,-and be it further, - ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' RESOLVED that an Assessment Dis-; triot is hereby created to be known as "Assessment District No. 78" embrace Ing, the property benefited and to be assessed for the payment of such im-. provements, -which 'Assessment ' Dis trict shall Include all lots, parts ot lots und parcels of land lying and being within the district bounded ; and described as follows, to-wlt: DCTltlon - of Assessment ' District .- Number J. Beginning at the southwest comer of Lot 8, Block 1, Jacobs Addition to Pen dleton; thence 350 feet north and par allel with the west line of Orange Street; thence 260-feet east along the south.. Una of Lewis. Street;. ..thence South 350 feet and parallel with the cast line of Orange street: then west on the north line of Court Street to the point of beginning. And be lt,further RESOLVED, that a copy or this resolution together with a notice that 3 2 m m ? im: - , , , , , . ,, - '. . :X- .11 .: w '' , "niliSJllli"! ''' "--';''' "' . ' S " I1 . , i ' .. .'-t..i - - ' 1 -J r ; . xi J J J If " - ' " - S Vatf (MS) aJ IjaJ , '--. " ; .. VI. 1 n.i- i 1 , ' ''( ' ).rrK l t TONIGHl : 1 . . Y . ; '; ft'." t'H- TIF illlll'R , - i ' ' ' -; ,VS.',- 4t,?J. ,'.fj'''' Boys and Girls Teams High School Gym Starts at 7:: jEverybody Cope Price 50c Students25c tlon of the- cost of said work to be charged against each lot, part of lot and parcel of land Is on file In the of fice of the City Recorder, be publish ed for a period of ten days in the East Oregonian which newspaper is hereby designated by the Common Council for the publication thereof. And notice Is further given that the Surveyors estimate of the cost of sold Improvement to Ikm assessed against each Ixit, part of Lot and parcel ill l.and on acconnt of said Improvement is now on file In the office of the City Recorder, subject to Inspection. Don and dated at Pendleton (wegom this 24th day of February 1921. THO FITZ GERALD, City Reoorder. "CASCARETriFn ret stomachs feel . fine at once, .and they cost very HtUo fit d,ruj storesi , lilie surveyor's estimate o( the propor XOTICK 1XH BIDS ' XOTICB IS HEREBY GIVKJJ that sealed bids and proposals will be re ceived by the Common Council of Pen dleton on and, until March 9 1921 at 6 o'clock P. M. for the Improvement of 'LINCOLN STREET from the North L'ne of MnrkiSt. to the South Line of Raley Street, designated at IMPROVE MENT DISTRICT NO. 74, with either gravel Uitulilhlc Pavement, Concrete Pavement, . or AVarrenite Bltullthic Pavement on crushed rock or crushed gravel foundation In accordance with Plans and Specifications for such im ,rovement now on file la the Office of the City Recorder ot the City of Pendleton, Oregon. - Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of five-per cent (5 ler! cent of the total cost, payable to the Mayor of the City of Pendleton, to be returned, if the bidder Is utSjucccss- ful and to be forfolted on failure to en Uer tnto a contract Im accordance with the bid, if accepted. Each bid must specify the price for wild Improvement as follows: 1000 an. yds. of - Hard Sur s face Pavement, Per one q. yd. . i, . 400 L. ft. of Concrete Ciu-n, Strsight, per one Lin. ft. .... 188.90 cu. yds. of Dirt Kxfa , vat kin, per one cub. yd ..$... 16S L. ft, of In. gal. iron pipe fort. Six water con- noctlona, from water main to one foot insldo the Curb line on-East bIhUu of Street. Each connection 34 ftuof in. gal.. Iron pipe fori Six water connections on West ' sld' of Street. Each connection . 193 Is ft. 4 in., vitr. sewer .pilie for: Five sewer eon ' nections from Main sewer ' tott ft. Inside, ourto line on-. Kast side of t!treeU Kach eennnc.tlon , .....;.'$. CO lln. ft. lu, In. gatv. iron pipe for: Two gas connec tions from, main to 1 ft. in side of curb line on East side of Street. Each con- Tonight sure! Let a pleasant, hrm Ivss Carcaret work) ; while' you sleep and have your liver jtrfc. head eleae, stomac h sweet and rbowels moving; regular by morning. &'d griping or tn couvcnlenca. 10, ilg 5r-G cent boxes. Children lov this candy cathartlo too. r ,;;Liii - , for: onKMt4nnitklisiAii,.. K.', West side of Street. Per, , one connection .., 3....... ' Total enst .... .,....., Bids must be filed with the City Ue- , corder on or before the time ulxive mentioned. .. .... , ., t, i Tito Common JCo(ilicit fesm-es the right to rcK'CC ft W MioTaH "ld and bids will be openwt'bytHr' Common Council at the svgulur. mcetiog thersuf ob the day hei jih;4'(i,iihUimeuV r Dune ami dated at rentuoion ure. gon this 24 duy of February, 1931. THOS. FITZ GERALD. , . If City Recorder. ; I SCHOOLS W.tbiT IE.Jf STBACB, Though ' iiJirlt schoelj f fmmencev mepls are stilt Several mqijths off. re. quests are alre!Wly.jwnnlnK 'to Dean John Stnib for adrtrpsBi.-. This .Is probably due trf'the faothat this vet, rhn and popular speaker has each year moro requests fdrKWcBBe than ' he can fill, and the fflgh schools, aro booking him early in order .to be suro" f him. . ' I," nectlon G. hi i SiiiuMkm ICylVilfiernt Walla Walla rdletm , Auto Freight erriee ' ROt ND TRIPS JOAJXY, ; Is-avi-s Piiiilli'ton 2 p. ni. rcmihunf Plume .-.aw-w, ' iHiiioyES: . .... ( H. , 1 f i - r ; , Each pacJago of "Diamond Dyes" contains simple directions to diamond dye worn shabby skirts, waists, dresses, coats, gloves, ,stfoklji,. sweaters, dra. perles, coverings, cverytlilrig, whether wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, new, rich, fadeless colors.. Buy "Diamond Dyes," no other tnd, theit perfect results aro guaranteed. . Drug, V gist has Color Card,, I y I I I it S WO TMJMTJf Aim j'