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' DAILY EAST OEEGOKTAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENIKO, FEBRUARY 25, 1021
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Feb. J MasTmeetlnf Weston
women. , ,
Feb, 2.-r-DUtrlct convention
Oddfellow IihUm of Umatilla
and Morrow eountle--Heppner.
March I National Fish Day.
, March 10, ll. JJ Fourth An
nua) Pendleton Auto Bhow, Happy-Canyon.
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March IS I A t day (or filing
of income tax reports for 1(10.
: Mar 11 to 14 4ate Parent
Teacher Aaaoolatlon convention.
J. C, Kuhn In Weston
J. C. Rutins, Umatilla forest super
vUor la ih Weston today for a meeting
of the advisory board of the Wenton
Bteclr Grower association. He will
confer with them on range matter.
Weekly Khaot Snnday , -
The weekly shoot of the Fendleton
Rod and Oun. club, will be held Bun-
day at Collins Park aa a part - of
Spokesman Review' telegraphic shoot.
The ahoot will be from 10 a. m. to 1 P.
Church came over, during the a(tr
noon and returned niter the service
last night. The aong ervc under tn
leadership of Joseph J. Scott la of par.
tlcular Interest. A number of special
sermona will be delivered by Rev.
Grossman during the coming week.
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Plowing Near Fx-ho
The ground la still too wet for plow
ing tn thia region, say farmers, but it Is
thought that If present weather condi
tion continue for a short, time, work
can commence. Farmer are plowln
near Bcho, It is reported.
Funeral Is Held ' " v
The funeral of little June Ooston.
three year old clilld who died of tu
berculosis at the tuberlosl hospital
In salem. wa held today at Athena.
The funeral coreteg left the Brown
chapel, here this morning. .
PMmnn Hnturn From. Portland '
Attorney Will, Mi. Peterson returned
this iriernln from Portland where he
went- to defend Bnscom Dean In the
federal court. . Dean Is charged with
manufacturing liquor on the Umatilla
initisn reservation. ' The- case' was
postponed until April fi. , '
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The special meetings at tne tynrisuan
Church continue K grow in mierem,
it nirhi wlinessink- the largest atten
dance so far during the week.. A large
H.w.tinn of Deonle from Milton in-
In.lin. Pev. Harris of the Milton
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TOMORROW
The "101" Boys.
"YOU CAN DEPEND ON US" IT
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More Wheat Is Bold.
Additional sales of wheat made yes
terday are reported today. The price
paid yesterday is given a having been
on a basis of 11.80 for Mo. I.
U'lll Alfiwl timers!. . . ' .
Mm I. II. remote is leaving for
Portland tonlrht for the purpose of
attending the funeral of Mrs. II. An-
ley Kly, formmerly Gwendoline smltn
. ' ' ' ' . .
Three Are Baptised '
Three baptism and two conversions
marked the service at the Baptist
church last night, making a total of
100 conversions. Tonight will cioee
the meetings, with the exception of the
Sunday services, ..-...
Weather DiMiM Business
The good weather serves a an Im-1
petua for the,automoblle business, say
dealers. The ujwnine oring oui pivm-
pectlve buyer and salesmen are look
ing forward to a successful season with
the prospect of many sale during the
Pendleton Auto Show, March 10, 11
and 12. . 1 ) ...u . .
ana Mamlsn Knrotled
Three hundred member are now
nrnllAd imnn th new basis in the
lTmoiilla Pountv Karm Bureau. The
new ruling requires that the member
pay yearly due of $3. Hilton ana nee
wstar has It member in the organi
sation.' the east end town having an
especially large representation.
Distillate to Arrive
Iran osrlnsds of distillate ar CX-
niwiiut in arrive here next week for
distribution among Pendleton farmer.
The distillate wo oraerea tnrougn me
fmntllli County Vurm Bureau. This
wk two rsrloads. one for Nolln far
mer and one for Biaxeiey farmers
were distributed. -The total autriDui.-
ed wa 10,300 gallon. ' '
U'i rmara Kast" Dnmlll!
The Pendleton Amusement Co. has
scheduled for an April attraction the
Griffith picture, ."Way Down East.''
Th ninura will be here March (. 7. 8,
and with it will be a special rouneen
nlnra nrxhivlra. Tha film, known, as
rnia nf t,A hmt nrnduced- this season.!
stars Lillian Gtsh and Kicnara uar-
thelmess. ... , . -
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S510 Per Hundred
VCasli. Berry sugar, pure" cane Now
v.?, is the; time to take advantage and save
yourselves two or tliree dollars'.
. "THE TABLE SUPPLY"
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Universal Coal and Wood
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Universal Stoves &Furmces
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Poultrymen Meet
HMtntMH members of the Pendle.
ton Poultry Grower Association met
lost night. The evening wa. oevotea
to discussion of lowering the oost of
u nrnrintlnn anil markattne to 4et-
ter advantage. Fred Bennlon, county
asent. rave a talk on the Farm Bureau
organisation plan.- Fred ttehmldt.
president of the association, preside '
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Bought Considerable Wool.
Max Oorfkle, manager for the East
ern Hide ft Junk Cc who purchased
the Pearson tc, Johnson wool clip ha
also bought a number of other. East
ern Oregon clips recently. He bought
20,000 pound held by Kerr-Gifford
Co. at Arlington and various Iota of
wool in the Heppner and Condon sec
tton. Some coarse wool at Roosevelt,
Wash., was likewise purchased by Mr.
Gorkle. .
Irish Society Chose Officer.
At a meeting held last night the lo
cal council of the American Associ
ation for the Recognition of the Irish
Republic elected the . following offi
cers: Frank -McNally, president; J.
R. Light, secretary; Mis Clara Mark,
treasurer. The American Association
for the Recognition Of the Irish Re
public la a national, organization, of
which Dr. Andrew C. Smith, of Fort
land, Is state" organizer. " .
Wall Walla Deposlu Drop
; According' -to figures .made, public
yesterday the deposit in Walla iW alia
banks have diminished 75,000 since
December 20. Unsold wheat Is expect
ed to cause an active .movement with
in a very short time. Deposit report
ed are: . BakeriBoyer, 12,681,623.20;
First National, 1,S54, 489.99; People's
State tr.4iM.28lt.40; Farmers nd Mer
chants, $1,12,666.08; Third National,
1,169,347.02. The total deposit are
I8.B20..0!.7. , ...
Denial ftlnlo Sunday. ' -" ':
Dr. Fred a Gullck of Portland and
Dr. Jones, also a Portland .' dental
practitioner, will hold a 'denial clinic
In Pendleton Sunday . afternoon, the
class meeting at 3 p. nr. et the office
of Dr. M. 8. Kern. It i stated today
that dentist will be In attendance
from Baker: La: Oraqde, Pilot Rock,
Hermlston and Milton aa well as Pen
dleton.- ' Dr. Gulck and Dr. Jones are
en route to Boise to hold aclinic there,
Program I Announced .-'.
The benefit program; to be given at
the Salvation Army, hall ' tomorrow
night, has been announced as follows
"How Myra. Joined the BalvaUoe
Army." four scene playlet enacted by
Captain .Jennie Conrad and Lieuten
ant MTa Moys; recitation. Miss Hop
Newcomb; plane solo, . Mies Alonza
Nelson: hoop drill W firht girts: reci
tation, MIm Thelma' Wnker: solo, Cap
tain Conrad: aong, 'fly little girls:
tableau, Rock of r es," with recita
tion by Lieutenant Moys." " 1
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Other Depts.
78 and 79
. rrrf f Use the Phones
MMiR ; Grocery, Two Phones
9 f ' 525
fc OVALITY - Other Depts.
78 and 79
PEMLETOSS tFAIH.NG TORJE
Saturday Evening
Corset Special
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Front lace corset in pink and white batiste,
white coutel.
High and low bust and long skirts.
A broken line of sizes from 19 to 38.
; POPULAR WOOI JERSEY $3.50 YD.
And it Is just as stylish as ever this season, for
sport coats and suits. Because it wears, does not
wrinkle and you can get it in shades you want If
you make a suit or coat of our Jersey you'll get full
value for the money.
USE THIS STYLISH FABRIC.
IMPORTED COTTON RATINE $3.00
omes in pink, rose and Paris, 45 inches wide, spe
cially good for dresses, skirts and suits. Buy a dress
length now and make it up for spring.
NURSE STRIPE GINGHAM 25c
Once more these fine nurse stripe Ginghams are
back to 25c yard. These come in blue and grey. Spe
cially for house dresses and aprons. They launder
well, and keep the color., .. ,
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INDIAN HEAD.
In stock now, all widths, -use it for aprons, lunch
cloths and the like. ' . .
36 Inch Indian Head . . : . . . ......... v 35c
45 Inch Indian Head 40c
54 Inch Indian Head . , . . . . i . -50c
GROCERY DEPARTMENT ;
Telephone 525
Holland Milchner Herring, in 10 lb. kegs. . . . . $2.25
Holland Milchner Herring prepared ready to
serve, per pt 35c
Badger State Swiss Cheese, per lb- &c
RtntP Hrpam Brick Cheese. Der lb. ..... 60C
Limberger Cheese, each 50c
. . . n , m I S ft1
Imported Holland fcoam uieese, per eacn. . . .
Pimento Cheese, extra fine, our. own make, lb.. . 70c
Dry Smoke Beef, per pound .... - 85c
Pasha Vey for cleaning rugs, carpets, upholstery
etc., 21b. can $1.00
81,
FUND, BUT NO INDIANS
' BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Feb. ti (U.
P.) When Bridgeport was founded,
and a few hundred souls settled around
the mouth of the Pequonnock river, a
tribe of friendly Indians lived on Gold
en Hill, ow In the center of this city
of 150,000 and occupied by tne county
courthouse. That was not so long ago,
not earlier than 1780. Gradually, the
Indians became unable to support
themselves. In 1802, the general assembly-of
Connecticut, appropriated
the Income of $5,0fl to care for them,
and appointed an Indian agent to. ad
minister the fund.
By later legislative decree, that fund
and the position connected with It
passed to the clerk of the superior
court of Fairfield county, and today
Fred W. Tracy, cleric of the court, ha
ISS.13 which still remains to relieve
needy Indians. Clerk Tracy wa not
r.ware of his trust until the other day,
when in examining some old files, be,
discovered an ancient bank toook. i
The last survivor of the tribe of In
diana to receive aid n-aa William 8her-
man, an Individual of 300 pounds and
more, who passed to his happy hunting
grounds In 1886.' No trace of llvlna
suvivors eannow fee found. .
To- Cure Cold In One Pay . .
Take GROVER'S Laxative BROMO
QUIN'iNE tablets. ' The genuine bears
the signature of E. W. G rover. (Ba
sure you get BROMO.) Adv.
NEW YORK BUYERS V-i
Shake Into our Shoe -
Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic powaer
to be snakes Into the shee ana sprma
sd in the footbath. The Platuburg
amp Manual advises men In training
o use Foot-Ease In tbelr shoes each
morning. It prevent blisters snd sore
pots and relieves painrul, swollen,
martins feet snd take the ting out
f corn and bunions. Always nee
Allen's - Foot-Ease to break ' in new
boes,
men, found prices ranging from 20 to
40 per cent lower than last year. The
buyers found these reductions: Hats,
5 to 40 percent lower; collars, 20;
scarfs, 20 to SS; suits 16 to 45; hose
20 to fO and shoes 10 to 55., Buyers
from all sections of the country have
flocked here in something like the
numbers of prosperity period. Except
In a few semi-luxury lines, like silk
hose and neckwear, buying is reported
healthy,
A
', The best way to clean your teeth
Is the natural way; that Is, with a
carefully selected polishing substance
which Is abrasive enough to remove
all ataini and adhering particles, yet
so finely ground as not to scratch the
enamel. Such-a substance Is the
basis of ,
. ; NY-DENTA
Tooth Paste
It cleanses right.- ;
Price 25c
KOKPPEVS .'
' Tho Drug Store That Serves You
' ,''... Best.,.
"Once a Trial Always Nyal"
EDUCATION' Ah
TOOTH T ALK .
OXB MIXTTE ON
NO. IS.
Clean Teeth Never Decay
Because the bugrs can't find a place ' to build
their nest on clean hurfaces science finds millions
of these bugs in a small place no bigger than a pin
head. They are great acid makers and keep busy
making acids to dissolve the teeth.
Are you going to stand for it? Be clean, safe " :
and healthy. ' . ' '.
Teeth cleaned while you wait
'
mnitmi fcaataat at it rt a : s mj .,
WANTS TO SEE YOU -
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Consultation Freely Given In An - ,
Dental Branches. ,
Phone 507 Hours Taylor Hardware Bldg. :
Over A. M. to 5 P. M. . . Pendleton, Oregon - ;
The Hub, Appotntorent to suit you
Quality PRINTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department i
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mm YORK, Feb. -25. (U. P.
Out-of-tow buyers who are here to
place their orders for fall clothing for
-odliim Vlrt OroVrwl
Two carloadn of sodium nitrate," for
use In the Milton-Freoyater fnilt
growing district, have , been ordered
and Will he distributed through fruit
house of that region, says Fred Ben
nlon, county. agent Who has returnee
after holding fruit grower meetings
Ih the east end ' towns Tuesday and
Wednesday. The sodlum nitrate Is
necessary'. av Mr- Bennlon, because
of last winter' severe weather, the
vtial alfalfa rrowth falling to supply
the needed element. The growers
were much Interested In the spraying
demonstration, r. Bennlon says, and 71
men stood in the rain to ratch the
demonstration. C T bong, O. A. C.
horticulturist, gave th demonstration.
"Pape's - Cold Compound",
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours ,
' Instant Belief! Don't atay stuf fed
up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A
dose of 'Tape's Cold Compound" tak
en every two hour until three dose
are taken usually break up any cold.
: The very first dose opens clogged
nostril and the an passages of the
head; stop nose running; relieve the
headache, dullness, feverlshnesa.
''Pape'a Cold Compound" act quick,
sure, and cost only a few cents at drug
store. It act without . assistance,
tastes- nice, contains no quinine -In.
iut upon Pape'al
J. T. HALE
Licensed
Electrical Contractor
. Mortors Repaired
Electric Wiring
Farm Lighting a
Specialty.
Phone 1029-R
Estimates Furnished
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Sensational Bargains in Quality Merchandise
SENSATION NO. 1.
We have two 50-plece din
ner sets of Nippon China. In
the latest pattern, conven
tional designs which have
proven to be very popular.
As a money saver to you we
are offering them at the low
price of $50.00.
Tou save just (25.00 by
making your purchase now.
SENSATION NO. 2
Children's garters, all
sizes, best of elastic, the
pair, 25c
SENSATION NO. 3
Good, serviceable wa
ter glassess. Set of 6
for 65c.
To You People
who value real
savings
Now is Your
Opportunity
AT
THE
BEE HIVE
SENSATION NO. 4
Roller skates for boys and
girls. These skates hsve ball
bearings and are warranted
to give satisfaction. . It will
pay you to investigate. Spec
ial at $2.8 the pair.
SENSATION NO. 5
Tou can save 115.00 by
trimming and ' making your
own hat. We- have the
frames, flowers, linings, buck
ram, in fact all you need I
the Idea and the know how.
r
SENSATION NO. 6
Get the habit of the
majority and bfly yoir
needs here. . You can
save money by doing it.
MORE FOR LESS
Pendleton
Oregon
THE POLICY OF TRUTH IN ADVERTISING
is founded on the fact that the Advertiser h as a Right to have his readers believe what
they read and that the Reader has a Right to believe what he reads in the advertise
ment THE BEE HIVE has conscientiously maintained this policy and has always
endeavored to avoid exaggeration and mis-statements. WHAT WE SAY IT IS IT IS
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