News. Notes of Pendleton
Homo Hcrvhw Aid. '".'''.
Bovcnty-ono ex-service men, two of
whom had re-unllsted, and 17 families,
wore given aid through the Umutllla
county Ited Cross Uurlntf Fobruury, ac
cording to the month's report of Miss
Virginia Todd, - secretary. The Red
Cross has" hnd many culls ttruld In
emergency (.men where mi'dUul mid
financial help are needed. J
Attending A. 1. Meeting
E 11. Aldflch, -editor of the . Runt
. Ori'ifonlun, In In Spokane today uttend
; lug the annual circuit tncctiijjr of the
Associated Pre 'mcnibnrahlii'of Or
Ron, Washington, Iduhq and Montana,
The meeting la being held at, the
j. lavenport Hotel utulor the chairman
idilp of Puiil Cuwlcs, superintendent of
"the district 'While, iu rVukane Mr.
- Aldrich.wlll alMo'dlsciix the I'lUiitlllii
.. Rapids project wkh Spokane twvrkera
for the project
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"w Are Tented. 1
"..Nlntty-flvo per cent of the cow In
the.HeriniHton, Umatilla and jColum
lili region have been tented for tuber
culosis, aaya Fred Hcnnlort, county
agent. The work .was doha through
the Farm Bureau; the eh.'ef lnstlR-
torn being Henry Sommcrer, H. W.
Agiiew, K. p. BulHvun, Henry Ott, J.
11. Held and Jl. 0. ThoinpHon, 'About,
800 cows have been (Hted and the re
actors slaughtered. Hum .11. Fouler,
Inspector In charge of the tuberculo
us division of the department of agri
culture, bureau animal Industry, re
cently Wrote Mr. Bommcrer a letter
commending the work In the west
end. Btanfleld and Kcho will follow
suit aoon. Mr, Henhlon aaya that It la
a commendable piece of work on the
part of went end dulry herd owners aa
ninny of the cows are descendants of
world champion unlmuls and the puaa.
lug of tlie tubercular teat nutkee them
more valuable.
tlmrcli In iuwovatcil , ( -.
i The Pre-ibytorlaii church la under
going a spring cleunlijK. 'The celling la
being re-kalcomlned and the wood-
f Work re-flnlahcd.. i .
e'owvast of Weather ' ' j . .. ' '
"i The weutner forecast for the week
of March, 14 to March 19, aa predicted
liy E.,H. Howie, of the Washington D.
CV weather bureau,, la - aa follow:
Pacific Cosst states, frequent 'rutr.a;
nprmal temperaiturn In California and
below normal .temperature In Oregon
nnd Washington, Northern ltocky
Mountain' and 'Plateau rcglona, cold
and unsettled weather, with inowa
first part of week.
No UglitM; la riiuU ',
Jack WIlHon ran hl automobile
without the ncccaHary meana of light
ing the highway after night. He ai)
peared In police court thla morning.
"Five dollar will square It," said
Judge. Fltz Ueruld. Wilson puld.
Know IM-laya Contest 1
The weather again delayed the con
tent between member of the golf club
captained by Judge Marsh hnd J. V.
Tallman which waa scheduled for Hun
day. -Thla context haa ibecn on the
bourd for aeveral week past but
everytlme a diijte fa act something
trannplrea to e'ela'y It. The loaera are
to buy a dinner for the winner and
the contcalanta are aiixiou to play,
but to date the weather man has Bold
no, . '
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Give the Family
FOR EVERY MEAL: ;'
We have the very highest grade of pure al
falfa strained honey at a very' 'reasonable
price now. , ; . ' '
Pint Glass Jars 40c; quarts 70c; Vi M $1-30
7 lb. (net weight) buckets . . . .J. $1.45
14 lb. (net weight) buckets . . . ..T. . . ; $2.85
Special Price on Original 60 lb. cans;" .
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"YOU CAN DEPEND ON "101"
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
801 KST COl'BT STBKET. . . . ,
, rilOMOS "101" ' - ' J
'Prate i:cliaiiBe t'lMiiiceta IWHli Ifc-phrtmcnts.
-loi loi loi loi loi loi loi-ioiioi r
lCcant to Given
Tho Indlua Pageant, presented re
oently at La Grande under the nuaplceg
of the local Preabyterlan church, will
be given here on Friday night In the
Preabyterlan church for the benefit 01
the preabyterlun Chrlatlan Kndcavor
Society, and the Indian C. B. eoclety
at Tutullla, The pageant, which la in
alx acenea, deplcta the aearch of the
Indiana for the "White Man's Book of
Heaven." Itev, J.. M. Cornellaon, mia
aionary at Tutullla, la In charge of the
Pageant which attracted favorable
comment at La Grande. L'matllla In
diana and Pendleton people will be In
cluded in the caat.
Sam la Mir twly ipi'ti"" "f bJllt IMamoiaK Watt-lion,
Jcwlry, CkK-kH, Mlwrwarc, Cut tilaMi, '., at the lowest pneo
you have eer known. be4les ytnt liavc cmly 6 day of which to
get Mmuee ott tlie l'25.t0 I'lajiTiiliiMio which haa no equal In
pclc'. 1'lnya all records; aiitl m lioiHlaoniq SJO.OU fold watch,
cither ladles' r giulK ' f , , . . ; ; ,
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Wo have few wrb wak-iicft, IS Jewel, $30.00 tajnc wlitch wxs
are offerliwr for $17.S5, and geiita' 30.00 values for $l8..t. Can
yita arrnl to overlak thla great sale? - Kverjr ank le In our
large up-to-date atock goes at tlu-sc low prfcrs and every artk lc
bears our guarantee. ,
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IHamomlt tJw flueat of Wue, pcrfcut and. P. k. avc arc also rat-,
rlflcliig. 1H.T-I1XAY, COME NOW I .
Hancom's Jewelry Store
rhono 329J
Hotel PciidMon Block
Can Nlilit Wlicat and Hour
Wheat and flour from Umutllla
county will be acceptable for Chineae
nnd Armenian relief despite the
fact that prune and xutmon huve been
rejected, according tifwofd from J J.
HandKaker, atate manager. The two
latter product were rejected becauxe
of failure to secure the free tramapor-
tation by government boat. The relict
committee failed to aecure from con
gress a f5QO,OvO appropriation which
would have permitted the shipment of
more bulky food stuffs. Wheat and
flour, being not only lRh(- concen
trated food, but permitting of handling
in compact bulk, can foe sent with little
proportionate expense, while the cofl
of transporting the 'more bulky foods
across the' water and into the famine
district over the primitive Chinese
railroad, would be almost prohibitive
In proportion to the value of the foou
Itself. ... '
Nitrate IHstfibuted.
Aa a result of Farm Bureau demon
strations and recommendations of
Faring Bureau lenders two car loads of
sodium nitrate are being distributed at
MKton through the' co-operation of
tlte Fruit Growers Union and 1L &
Oennlson Fruit Co., who are handling
the nitrate at cost. Last year the
demonstrations showed the value of
use of nitratf as a means of stimulat
ing trees. C U.Long, extension spe
cialist, after looking over the orchards
In the district strongly recommended
the tise of thla fertilizer, wherever the
trees failed to" make sufficient growth
or for some other reason. Many of
the trees are-covered with fruit spurs
but there la considerable question
whether or not they will have the vig
or and vitality to carry the crop in
sight without some stimulation.' One
ton and a half of the nitrate was ship
ped to Hermiston to be used by Frank
Beddow, Thos. Campbell and F. P.
Phlpps. From two to five pounds is
applied to each tree, depending on the
size.
Universal Coal and Wood 1
Range
BIG VALUE AT flJGHT PRICE
WHITt NKIlalN
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MTENTES sOJUSTasLI
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MTiwrnurmtruTt
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lift ino
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WIDE It SHALLOW
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Start l NKCR DOOR
rHovAiu sunn cutis
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JW WHfEUIH too r Rogr
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REGISTER DAMPER .
SANITARY UtIAti
1 TRIBUTE. UNIVERSAL
EAVY ASBESTOS '
HIU BOARD
HEAVY POUSHtD.
STEEL 800V
iN?ir Mtrri iim
1 t,- OVER DOOR UNIM.
-YPOsCEUIII HUE WHOM
. n CUAM OUT DOOR.
A FULL LINE Of tOMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
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111! HjmlSttms&ntmmrJ
Silage bleeding Profltablo
Dairymen and sheepmen who have
been feeding silage thla past winter
are-more convinced than ever of iu
value in spite of the high cost of pro
ductlon, says Fred Benn-'on, county
i agent. In the west end of the county
where a heavy tonnage of corn can be
i grown, the demonstrations carried on
I last year. Indicate that while sunflow-
. era have their place as a means of re
ducing acreage and causing tho en
silage to fack better In the silo. About
two-thirds of the tonnage :n a silo
should be corn, Mr. Bennlon states.
Hampton and Gulliford, Tom Boylcn,
Dan Smythe. and Earl Tulloch, who
filled their silos with sunflowers and
have been feeding the silage to Iamb
lug ewes have been getting' good re
sults and have ordered sufficient seed
to refill their slloa With sunflowers
again this year. J. E. Troxel, Pendle
ton dairyman, says lie is getting more
milk than he had ever produced and
fad nothing but chopped alfalfa and
sunflower silage. : In checking his re
sults with other dairymen It was
llSTuKOj
CIGARETTE
Mm cigarette ha
tha same delicious
flavor as Luaky
Strike. Daoauaa
Luofty Mk la f a
tsasted olgfaretta
Lynn K. Blakeslce
Chranle and Ncrveua DKaae and
I Disease of Women. X-Kay Electric
Therapeutic.
Temple Bldg. . Room li
i, , . Ptoona 411
Use' tha Thoncs
. Grocery, Two Phones
525 v ;
Other Dcpt3.
78 and 79.
9- f it .mpav 7
QUALITY
SERVICE.
U:e the Vteth-
Grocery, Two l lumca
OUyir,I)cpts.
7,8 and 79
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There Is a Lure in
Alexander's Suits
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; FOR MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN
Something that touches the" instinctive love of
beauty and youth.
Something that strikes an appreciative atmos
phere, of fashion and elegance and exclusive
charm.
Prices to Please All
NEW SHIPMENT
-OF-
"Martha Washington"
..V:'':Gpmfort Slippers
and Oxfords
For yfears you have known and heard of
"Martha Washington" comfort shoes. Still one ,
of the best quality lines , made and cheaper irr
price than many. :
One Strap Slippers .
Two Strap Slippers
Comfort Oxfords . .
. . . . $1.00
, .'. $6.00
:.Y. $6 oo
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found that ,l(e was getting consider
ably more milk per cow man any oin-
er dairyman In hU locality. Troxel
will fill both his silo w:th sunflowers
thla coming full.' He ia also planting
barley and rye to ho cut with a thin
stand of alfalfa and put in 'the silos
for late aummer feeding. .
A
Tarpaulin fs Stolen t ...
A lanra tunaulin. 24 by 60 feet, was
reported stolen from the ranch ot
Frank XI vl Inter Saturday niRht. 0
(race of the thieves has been discover
ed. ;'",
Stockholders Attend Meeting
Stockholders of the Pilot KocK fcle-
vator company are holding a meeting;
today to discuss the re-building of .the
plant at Pilut Rock. The building is
Urcady under construction.
Parka Car at Curb
Marcus May parked has car at the
curb on Main street longer thaa the
law allows. Traffic Officer Lyday saw
ho enr and tagged it. Thla morning
May paid f 2 in the coffers of the city.
Judge Fits Gerald assessed the fine.
Woodward Pays $3
H. E. Woodward who let tm engine
of his motor jcar run unattended on the
stroet8 ot Pendleton which act is con
trary to the traffic regulations of this
municipality, appeared before Judge
Fits Gerald this morning and paid a
Ine of 5. , , ,
Sell City Mower " t
The horac lawn mower ow ned by the
city of Pendleton haa been sold to the
La Grande country ciub for the sum of
1 100. The deal was made by Chair
man William Dunn of the park com
mittee of the city council and G, H.
Eddy who has charge of tho golf worn
it the La Grande club. Mr. Eddy was
formerly the professional at the coun
try club here. The La Grailde club Is
spending In the neighborhood of $25,
i00 to put their grounds and links in
shape according to Mr. Bddy. , -
EDVCATIOX.Uj
TOOTH HALK
KOt il
Phone 507
Over.
The Hub
Dr. Ohmart's Systematic
Tooth Saving Policy
First payment starts the operation of Tooth Saving
Insurance
1 . Oral cleanliness and health thro your teeth are
placed on a sane, sensible, saving plan that every one
can afford Come in and see me. I'll prove its the ser
vice you want and should have without any more pro
crastination. P1UCE KKASOXABIiK PAIM.KSS EXTRACTION
ConsultotkHi-Advioc-IiUmatca freely ivco ,
TyIor
Hardware Bldg.
Pendleton, Ore.'
HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Appointments to Suit You
Quality PMNTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5
CALENDAR OP KVEVT8
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March. 10, 11, 12 Fourth An-
nual Pendleton Auto Show, Hap-
py Canyon. '
March 15- Last day for filing
of income tax reports for 1920.
March 17 and 18 Millinery
school, heVe.
May 11 to 14 State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
May 31, June 1 and 2-State
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs. ; .
March 31. University of Ore-
gon "Women's Glee Club, at high
.school auditorium under ma-
agement of Pendleton alumni.
September 22, S3. 24 Annual
Pendleton Kound-l'p.
For Colds, Grip or Influenia
and as a Preventive, take GROVE'S
Laxative BROMO QVININE, Tauleta
The genuine bears the signature of K
W. Grove. ( Be sure you get BROMO.)
30c.Adv. -
Splendid Merchandise That Compels Approval
;: AT ';-v r:
THE BE E HIVE
SEE THESE UNUSUAL VALUES
10c Crochet Cottoi 10c -
Here is a good buy made by us for you.
It has the same yardage, lustre and fin-'
ish as any other brand. It carries an un- '
conditional guarantee as to the fastness
of its colors. All sizes, all colors. "Ask
for American Maid."
TRADE AT THE STORE
THE TRUE TEST
of a store's REAL SERVICE to the purchasing
public is Us ability to protect its patrons on the
QUALITY of its merchandise and the PRICK at
which It is sold. In this rests an obligation which
must be fulfilled to the letter and It la the desire
and purpose of this establishment to gain and hold
its patronage on this basis. IT IS PROTECTION
TO WHICH YOU ARE ENTITLED AND WHICH
YOU SHALL HAVE AT ALL TIMES.
"CLEAN-UPS"
A department of Odds and Ends
where prices have been materially sac
rificed. . v . . . : ,
Scout Percale Bungalow Aprons, 90c
Children's Play Suits, heavy blue denim,
coverall style, 90c.
New designs in Children's Hair Ribbon,
3 Sc. yard.,
Ladies' Mercerized Hose, 50c pair.
THAT SAVES YOU MONEY ;
We have just received a new ship
ment of stamped goods. New cut bunga
low aprons, dust caps, dresser scarfs,
bridge sets, tea sets, bibs. Collar, icuff
and vestee sets, all stamped in the new
est of designs, and priced at the well
known B. II. low price.
Always
at Your
Service
THE
BEE HIVE
"More for Les'"
Pendleton Oregon
Quality and Price
Determine
Real Value
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DAILY EAST OHEC0NIAJT, PENDLETON, OREGON.' MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14. 1921.'
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