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DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAECTI 15, 1021.
PAGS TIKES
News Notes
of Pendleton
Car of Gas Here
A carload of gas arrived here today
and In being distributed by Fred Ben
nton, county went. The cai wai or
dered through the Umatilla county
farm bureau.
Council Will Mm
The Pendleton Community Council
will meet Wednesday night In the li
brary club room. James John, Br.
president of Pendleton Community
Service, will preside.
II IK-alh last Month '
Heath in Pendleton last, month ex
coeded the number of blithe, accord
ing io rwords kept by Dr. P. E. ,!oy.
don, citv physician. The deaths ve,re
1 1 arl the l-'rthe eight.
rtre at Tailor Shop.
A cigarette thrown among gasoline
fumed clothing at ' Nnreen Brothers
tailor shop by an Indian who . wai
waiting while hi trousers were be
ing repaired, caused an U:30 p. m.
fire yesterday which damaged ' the
building and destroyed a few suit of
clothe. The fire department easily
extinguished the flame. The ions was
covered by Insurance. The Indian,
while Mr. Noreen wai at work on the
repairs, retired to the back room, and
to make the waiting less tedious, lit
a cigarette. The alurm from Box 21,
sent In by Officer - Scheer, brought
many business men to the scene as the
hop Is In the heart of the business
district of the city. ' ; '
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Class Takes Ilttnk
A clam of 8 took the rank of esquire
M the inlatory exercises of the Knights
of I'ythlas lost night,'
Xo Ostcs In t.tourt w
For the first time lit' a number of
weeks there were no eases In the police
court this morning. "He a quiet day,"
said Judge Fits 0r&ld, which remark
was seconded by chief of police Rob
cits. ; i . .
Application Blanks Brady
Wanks for the application of old set
tlers of -this section for refund on the
payments made toy them to the govern
ment have been received toy Major Lee
Moorhouse. The, government is ex
pected to make a refund of 11.15 to the
settlers of the section who paid $2.00
for their lands.
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TASTE BETTER
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"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST'
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
' , 301 EAST OOt,RT fiTHEET.
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Private Exchange Connects Both Departments.
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Is In Walls Walla.
J. C. Kuhns, Umatilla forest super
visor, is in Walla Wia where he 1
arranging a forestry exhibit to be
shown at the Walla Walla auto show.
It wil! be for the purpose of stimulat
ing Interest in fire prevention cam
(irpen Inspects Schools
V, W. Green, county superintendent
of schools is in the east end of the
county inspecting the schools of that
section.
Secretary Takes Hold.
Secretary C. I. Barr now at the
helm of the Commercial association
was busy at his desk this morning go
ing over the work of the association
and making plans for the future. Mr.
Barr Is planning on having a meet
ing of the board of directors in the
near future but has not yei set the
date.
ttchoolhoerd Holds Meet lag
The District school board met last
night and voted to retain the majority
of teachers now serving in the district
for the work next year.- Increases In
salary will be made in keeping with
the schedule adopted toy the , state
teacher's association. There will be
no changes in the administration of
the school the board decided.
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Now Is your only opportunity or buying Diamonds, Watrlirs,
JflwNry, Clocks, Silverware, Cut Clans, etc, at the lowest price
you have ever known, besides you have only days of which to
get a chance on the $125.00 Playerphone which has no equal In
price. Plays all records; and handsome $30.00 fold watch,
( either ladles' or gents. i
We have a few wrist watcitea, IS Jewel, $30.00 vaue which we
are offerirvc for $17.15. and gents' $30.00 values for $1S.5. Can
you afford to overlook this great sale? Every article In our
large up-to-date stock goes at these low prices and every article
bears our guarantee.
Ptamond. the finest of blue, perfect and P. K. we are also sac
rlflclng. MOST DKXAY, COME NOW I
Hancom's Jewelry Store
Phone 32M
Hotel Pendleton Block
Alfred Ingram Dies.
Alfred Ingram, aged 22, formerly
ofktbls city, died last night at Hot
I-uVe, his death being due to a com
plication of diseases. He Is survived
by his wife, a four year old daughter,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph In
gram, and one brother, Holland In
gram. A number of aunts and uncles
also survive. The body will be taken
to Cove, Oregon, for burial.
Music Committee Meets.
The music committee of communi
ty service under the chairmanship of
Mrs. H If. Forshaw met last evening
to perfect plans for holding a song
leaders institute sometime this spring.
The Institute will be conducted by a
district specialist in singing of the
community service organisation and
all song leaders of lodges, churches
and schools are Invited to take advan
tage of the Institute.
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William Isaac Dies.
William H. Isaac, aged 71, former
ly of this city and of more recent
years a prominent stock man of Cald
well, Idaho, died recently In Idaho.
Mr. Isaac crossed "the plains In 1868
and was among the western pioneers.
He is survived by two brothers, C.
B.. Isaac of this city who returned to
day after attending the funeral, and
A. M. Isaac, also of Pendleton, and
one sister, Mrs. W. C. LaDow, of Cor-
vallis. A daughter, Mrs. Ida Harten
bower, of Caldwell, also survives.
Asa Thomson Favored.
Asa Thomson, mayor of "Echo and
one of the prominent citizens of Uma
tilla county, la the personal choice ot
Senator 11. N. Etanfield ' for United
States marshal, should Senator Stan
field be given the right to appoint the
marshal. As yet. Senators Stanfleld
and McNary have not yet decided up
on a division of federal patronage,
Should Senator Stanfleld have the
right to appoint the United States
district attorney, it is. thought his
choice would be P. J. Gallagher of
Ontario. As a member of the state
legislature, Gallagher fostered the
straight party ballot bill. .
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A FULL LINE Of COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
Uhhvml Stoves &Fbmaces
Benefit Seta $258.25.
The sum of.l2SS.25 was netted for
the benefit of the Washington School
Band at the "Juvenile Revue" FrlT
day night, according to the report
made today by Miss Flora Shaw, prin
cipal ot the school. As a part of the
program, the 18 members of the
boys' band, with the 11 members of
the Hawthorne school boys' band who
generously assisted, gave several num
bers which won favorable comment.
Miss Shaw, Miss Martha Johnson, Miss
Carol Wurtenberger, Miss Griggs,
Miss Eva. Hanson and Miss Lura Hen
d ricks, all local teachers, were among
those who helped to make the Revue
such a success. Miss Johnson arrang
ed the "Mother Goose" selections and
Miss' Hendricks the Hiawatha selec
tions, while Miss Hansen drilled the
dancers, and Miss Wurtemberger di
reeted the making of the posters. Miss
In Ye Olden
Time
loop (Urtt Were wonf by tboaa who
ftrst asked tka druggist for, tad iaaittei
a haviag the genuine favorite Pre
scription put
up by Doctor
Pierce over
fifty yean ago.
Dress bag
changed very
tnueh tine
then I Bat Dr.
Pieree'i sjedi
cines contain
the same de
pendable in-
fredieats.
bey are stand
ard today just
as they were
fifty yean ago
nd never contained alcohol
Beauty depends upon health.
WorrT,v sleepiest nights, headaches,
pains, disorders, Irregularities and weak
neat of a distinctly feminine character
in abort time bring the dull eye, the
' ' now 1 feet, ' ' the haggard look, droop
lag shoulders, and the faltering step.
To retain the apearance ot youth yon
most retain health. Instead of lotions,
powder and paints, ask your druggist
for, Dr. Pierce's Favortta Prescription.
East Oakland, Cal. "I have need
Dr. Pierce't Favorite Prescription at
different timet for over twenty -five
yean, and it bat never tailed me. On
time I took it when troubled with
inflammation and it soon helped me.
At another time I took it tor severe
paint in my right aide ; the ' Favorite
Prescription' again helped mt out,
and i was soon well and strong. I can
always depend upon it." Mat. k. H.
Lawwitcs, Itil VUteeoUi Avenue,
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Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
523.. '
Other Depts. '
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
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Use the I'hones
Grocery, Two Phones
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Other Depts.
78 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"
Comfort Slippers
and Oxfords
' For years you have . known and heard of
"Martha Washington" comfort shoes. Still one
of the best quality lines made and cheaper in
price than many. . ,
One Strap Slippers . . .
Two Strap Slippers . . ,
Comfort Oxfords ..:.
. $1.00
$6.00
$600
80 YE-H.S OU rTP AS A HDDIJC
"I had a bad case ot stomach and
bowel trouble that four doctors could
not help. Suffered all kinds of pain,
was filled with gas and constipated for
Veara. I was advised to ubo Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. Since taking a
course of it four years ago my trouble
has disappeared and have felt ltke a
young man. Although 80 years old, 1
feel fit as a fiddle." It Is is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
rhich causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments. Including
appendicitis. , One dose will convince
or money refunded. pruggieta e, very-
wnere. , . .
Origga was responsible for the music
and Miss Shaw gave general help.
Gas Arrives-..' r '.
A carload of gas arrived ' toda v. In
Filot Rock for distribution among far
mers. It was ordered through the
Umatilla County Farm Bureau and
Fred Bennlon. county agent, is at Pilot
Rock today to assist in the distribu
tion. About 30,000 gallons of distillate
has been distributed among 28" farmers
at Nollm Pendleton and Blakley, ef
fecting a saving of approximately I J.-
000 over what the same amount of gaa
would have cost. The distillate Is cost.
tng 23 1-2 cents per gallon which in
cludes the state road tax and the cost
of distribution. yFarmers In the Echo
NoHa locality are having no difficulty
In plowing on straight distillate, says
Mr. Bennlon. Sixteen thousand gal
lons of gasoline has been distributed
at Pendleton and Mission among It
tarmers, effecting a savimf of 580.
Orders are being pooled for additional
shipments at Blakley and Weston be
sides shipments to Pendleton and Pilot
Rock. 8. R. Thompson and U I, Rog
ers in charge of the distribution of a
car at Blakley, established a new rec
ord for unloading.' Ten thousand two
hundred gallons were distributed In 6.
1-2 hours. J. F". Fisher at Nnlln hanrt'.
cd the car" there with excellent satis
Special This Week
Fairy Soap, Urge ayee, each..... 1 1 ..... 10c
Nippon Apricots and Peaches, No. 2 1-2 cans
-- ....3 for $1.00; dozen $3.95; per case, 2 dozen, $7.85
,Del Monte, H. Home and Sun-Maid Seeded and Seedless Raisins each 30c; doz. $3.SQ
Tree Tea, uncolored Japan and Ceylon, pound ........ 65c
T. G. Preserves (except strawberry) each 50c; per dozen $5.75
Bulk Peabody Coffee, per pound .r... 35c; 3 pounds for $1.00
Good Blend Coffee, 4 pounds for .,. ;. $1.00
Steamed Refined Borax Soap, 2 for :. 25c
XXXX Brand Evaporated Milk for cooking, '
each 10c; per dozen $1.10; per case (4 dozen) $4.40
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PACE 5
Prolilbitkm Crusader Violates Ijiwa
8AN FRANCISCO, March 15. (IT.
P.) Dr. Maybelle Grlswold aged 70.
who was once associated with Carrie
Nation a prohibition crusaders, wis
fined 1100 today for violating the pre
hibltlon law. . . . .
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
March IT and H Millinery .
school, here. . . , ,
May ll to 14 State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
May 11, June 1 and i State
convention of Oregou Federation
of Women's clubs.
March 41. University of Ore-
gon Women's Olee Club, at high
school auditorium under man-
agement ot Pendleton alumni. 4
September 22. 22. 24 Annual
Pendleton Round-l'p.
The Mecca
THE
For Shrewd Buyers'
BEE HIVE
PENDLETON
OREGON
THINGS TO
REMEMBER
Good serviceable water
glasses 10c each
Hand decorated china
cups and saucers 35c
Wicker bird cages, spe
cial at $2.50
Coveralls all sizes at 90c
Ladies' percale aprons
at
.90c
' "SMILING SERVICE"
is the sort of service that is prom
ised you by this establishment. It
is one of the things that lend the
friendship side to every transac
tion and help to make it a pleasr
ure to serve your wants.
UNCOMMON VALUES IN
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Stamped goods In the latest of de
signs, btst of material. Our prices are
much lower than the Portland prices for
the same goods. It will pay you to give
these goods a good look over, for we are
sure to save you money on all ot them.
SMASHING SPECIALS
Worthy Bargain You Cannot
Afford to Pas Up
Easter Egg dyes at 5c
Easter Baskets priced from 10c to 35c
Candied Easter Eggs at 50c the pound
Easter place cards and greeting
cards . Good designs, new sayings
and rock bottom prices.
SPLENDID BUYS
Sewing cotton .....5c
(We have all sizes in
stock all the time)
Crochet cotton 10c
Silk embroidery floss
at..... 5c the akein
Girls fancy and ulain
color hair ribbons at
38c the yard
J-argest pencil tablet in
town at 5c
QUALITY " 4
lusyuAun that people want
Cheapness is only desired when backed
oy viUAL.ii i, lor then only is an article
cheap. We do not hesitate at any ex
pense that will improve the QUALITY
of our store service or our merchandise.
vV e solicit your patronage on this QUAL
ITY basis which insures your satisfac
tion on all purchases.
Meet Ycur Friends
at
THE BEE HIVE
"MORE FOR LESS"
AT
THE
BEEHIVE
Quality-Serv ice-Price
at
THE BEE HIVE
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