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DAILY EAST OREGOWIAH, PENDLETON, OREGON,' WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1921,
PAGE TXBE3
News Notes of Pendleton
CALENDAR OP EVENT,
March 17 ana It Millinery
school, her. '
May 11 to 14 Stat rarent
Teacher Aaaoclation convention.
May tl, June 1 and 2 State
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women'! cluhe.
March St. University of Ore
ton Women's alee Club, at high
school auditorium under man
agement of Pendletun' alumni.
ffriptember 22, 22, 24 Annual
Pendleton Ilound-Up.
team In the annual Indoor meet at the
Columbia University coliseum In Port
land Saturday. About 250 athletes
will be In the lists and the event prom
iHee to be one of the biggest track and
field meet of the season, i ,.
Service t be Held
A sunrise prayer service will be held
at the Christian Church on Easier
morning', March 27, at S a. m. The
service will be a union service and all
local churches have ibeen asked to par
ticipate. Rev. George U Clark, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, will
preside at the meeting. -
Jiocal Men Enter .'
Homer Heyden and Adnlph Heyden,
of this city, who are students at Hill
Military Academy In iTortjand, will
contest as members of the Hill track
Two Names Added
Two additional names of Umatilla
county men have been added to the
state's honor roll of those -who lost
their lives in the world war. They are
Theodore R, Norvell, of Helix and (lien
V. Walter, of Milton, 'both 'of whom
died of disease. The state has secured
49 additional names In a state-wide
checking up of war records by George
A.' White, adjutant general of the
state. The additions bring the total In
Oregon up to 934. It la expected that
a few more names mhy be added.
Mock Is Sold
The balance of the stock of the bid
Rayres Btore was sold yesterday by
Hond Brothers to Sarlat Brothers, who
will ship the stock to Emmet t, Idaho,
today. The location on the corner of
Main and Alta streets will be ready by
tomorrow for the carpenters and paint
ers who will put the building In shape
for the opening of "The Crescent."
The store, with an entirely new stock
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THE MOST POPULAR SIZE .",
SumiMst
ORANGES
60c Per Dozen
Beautifully colored, sweet and juicy.
KERR BROS. CEREAL DEMONSTRATION
. Balance of this week.
WASTE LESS-BUY THE BEST.
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
801 EAST COURT STREET. ' ' '
PHONES "101" - ' ...
Private Exchange Connects Both Departments.'
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of dry goods and ready-to-wear, will
open during the first week of April.
The Incorporators are R. E. Morse,
Charles Bond and Wlllard Bond.
Distillate Arrives.
,A cur of distillate Is being unloaded
here today. It was ordered for local
farmers through the Umatilla county
Farm Dureau.
Couple- Are Married.
Herold Clarke of Pocatello, Idaho,
and Grace Cornwall of Pendleton,
were married last evening by Justice
of the1 Peace Parkes.
Wight Trace of Rain,
A drizzle of rain fell today from a
cloudy sky. The maximum today Is
59, while the minimum was 49. The
barometer registers 29.90.
Water Board Sleets.
The regular monthly meeting of the '
water board was held last evening.
Routine matters occupied the atten
tion of the board all of the evening.
Hearing to be Hold
Next Monday, at 10 a. m., has been
set for the date of the hearing of ar
guments. for and against the creation
of a new Justice court In the city. The
hearing will be held In ythe count
clerk's office.
Exam is Given-
Three applicants are today taking
a civil service examination at the fed
eral building for the position of post
master at Echo. The examination is
under the direction of T .C. Mangold
of the Civil Service board.
Janes Builds Home
Work on the construction of the
new home of 'Robert Jones on Lincoln
street has started. The structure will
cost in the neighborhood of 19000. The
cost of the building a year ago would
have been (10,000, It Is aald.
Stores Have Displays.
In honor of Bt Patrick, beloved
saint of the "Little Green Isle," whose
birthday Is tomorrow, a number of lo
cal stores are showing appropriate
window displays. Brilliant Irish green
la featured In the decorations.
Will Remodel Basement
A building permit application was
made at the city recorder's office yes
terday by the Pioneer Educational
society to do carpenter and cement
work in the basement of the Catho
lic church. The cost of the altera
tions will be 1400.
Drinks "Csnned Heat."
Walter Schusler, an Indian, appear
ed In police court this morning In
answer to a charge of drunkenness.
Schusler .told the court 'he drank
canned heat" to obtain the necessary
kick. He was fined 210 or five days
and elected to serve out his time.
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
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Other Depts.
78 and 79
QUALITY
SERVICE!
PEBiDLETON'B LEAPING TORH
Use the i'hones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Othfir Depts. :.
78 and 79
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In Our Art Bep't.
On Main Floor
Lots of new tilings just received to make
the home beautiful, fancy art and needle
work. Pay this department a visit often.
Stamped Bed Spreads
New and different these Bed Spreads. Stamped
readjr to work. Either applique- or embroidery
work.' Some special ones to be embroidered in yarn.
Full size heavy weight sheeting specially for bed
spreads, each . .... $5.00
Beautiful Madras for Curtains
Plain shades and two toned effects. For any room
in the house, 36 in. and 50 in. wide.. . $1.25 to $3.00
Are being used very much too for draperies, covers,
etc. Wide range of patterns and colorings 50c to $2
Cretonnes
Glossile Rope, all colors 6c
Glossilla Ribbon, bolt 25c
Glossilla Crochet, many colors, spool 25c
Bucilla Crochet, all colors ,. ..... ..... . .'. ..... 15c
Bucilla 6 Strand, all colors 4c
Bucilla Perle, all colors ...... ........ 15c, 25c
Royal Silk Rope Silk, all colors 8c
Package Goods ...... I ............... 35c to $3.50
Stamped Goods . . 35c to $2.50
Stamped Towels ( . . 50c to $1.25
Yarns Bear Brand Shetland Floss, Germantown,
Vicuna, Lady Fair, Saxony, reasonably priced.
Wire Lamp Frames 25c to $3.00
Crochet Books, Knitting Books... 10c to 25c
New Curtains at Modest Prices
With Ivanhoe curtain materials a home can be
practically remade. So cheerful is the effect of
bright, clean curtains that they transform a room.
It is economical to purchase goods from the bolt, as
windows can be measured exactly.
Ivanhoe Curtain Materials, famous for their lovely
patterns, fine weaves and low prices, are here all
ready to beautify your home. . '
:' Special This Week
Fairy Soap, large size, each .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! dozen $3.50 .
Tree Tea, uncolored Japan and Ceylon, pound. . 65c.
T. G. Preserves (except strawberry) each. ...... 50c
Per dozen , . .. $5.75
Bulk Peaberry Coffee, per pound 35c; 3 pounds $1.00
Good Blend Coffee, 4 pounds for- $1.00 ..
Steamed. Refine Borax Soap, 2 for 25c
XXX Brand Evaporated Milk for Cooking, each 10c;
per dozen $1.10; per case (4 dozen) $4.40.
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Now is yonr only opportunity of buying; Diamond, Watches,'
Jewelry. Clocks. Silverware, Cut Ib.-4, etc. at tlie lowest price'
you have ever known, berfdea you have only S days of whtch to '
get a chance on the S125.0O Ptayerphoue which has no equal in
prXi plays all records; and a handsome $30.00 gold wauvh,
either ladles' or gents. ,
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We have a few wrt watches, I .V Jewel, $30.00 Value, (which we '
are offering for $17.85, and Rente' $30.00 values for tIS.M. Can
you afford to overlook this great sole? Kvery article hi our ,
Urge. up-to-date stock goes at these low prices and every artU'le
bear our guarantee, ...
Diamonds, the finest of blue, perfect and I. K. we are also sac
ritking DO.VT DEJ.AV, CO.MH KOW. .'
PRIZE- AWARDED SATURDAY Itth, S M. '
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Hancom's Jewelry Store
Ihone 328J
Hotel Pendleton lUoclc
Brock Heads Aociat(on.
The new board of managers of the
Umatilla County Merchants' Associa
tion yesterday elected W. E. Brock to
head the association for the ensuing
termv Lster tlamley was re-elected
secretary and treasurer and George
Clark again elected manager. The
board of managers of the association
are V. E. Brock, Lester Hamley, U C.
Scharpf, R. D. Syrea and Carl Cooley,
Council IU Meet,
The community service council will
meet tonight in the club room at the
county library for the purpose of de
termining the work to be carried on
this summer. The fact that the com
munity service drive has been called
off for the present time necessitating
the work being carried on without the
aid of a paid leader will change the
plans of the organization to a great ex.
tent.
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Range
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Make Clubhouse Plana.
Plans for the new clubhouse of the
Pendleton Rod and Gun club were def
initely aeciaea upon last night at a
meeting of the club building commit
tee. It was decided to push the pre
liminary work on the building and
start construction as quickly as pos
sible. The building will cost S3000.
The building will be of the bungalow
type and wilK be , entirely modern
throughout.
Rotarlana Have Meeting- .
C I. Barr, newly, appointed secre
tary of the Pendleton Commercial As
sociation, was a speaker at todaVs
meeting of the local . Rotary. Club,
Judge G. W. Phelps, president of the
Umatilla Rapids Power Site Associa
tion, spoke on the subject of the power
meeting at Spokane. Harry u Kuck
discussed the matter of the Mooseiaw
baseball team's proposed training camp
in Pendleton. .
officiating. Interment will be at the
Olney cemetery. , '
Pageant On Friday.
Among the Indians who will appear
In the historical pageant at the Pres
byterian church Friday night for the
benefit of the Christian Endeavor so
cieties of the local and Tutullla
churches are Mr. and Mrs. Parsons
Motanlc, Allen Patawa, Miss Mamie
Pa taw a, Mrs. Jason Wannassay and
baby,. Wllma, Mrs. Dorcas Wlldbill,
Mr. and Mrs. August Alexander, and
Miss Sadie Knolles, who is a visitor
from Montana at the home of Miss
Mary Motanlc Mrs. Wannassey and
Mrs. Wildblll are the daughters of
Philip Minthorn, who In years gone
by asked that Rev. I. M. Cornellson,
the present Indian missionary, be
sent to the Umailla reservation. . "
MAKING HOMES HAPPY
A course In how to keep your hus
band well-fed and happy, and anxioue
o come home to dinner nights, has re
cently been placed In their curriculum
by the West Side Branch of the Y. W.
C. A. in Chicago. Of course its real
name is "Trousseau Suggestions and
Home Management," but it Is designed
to help the bride to make her new
married life and housekeeping a suc
cess from the start.
The old adage about winning a
man's heart through his stomach has
been given due tEonstoeration, so cul
inary art takes first place. Prospec
tive brides are painstakingly taught the
newest methods of cooking and serv
ing attractive meals. ' t
The bride-to-be learns to budget the
family income, to buy wisely and to
get one hundred, pennies worth out of
every dollar spent Dressmaking too,
takes an Important place. The 'young
wife who looks as crisp and dainty
over a cook stove as sh did on the
tennis court, sends her husband off ia
the right mood to succeed. So a coursa
in dressmaking la Included. Similar
courses are given at the Central
Branch Y. W. c. A. in New York.
A
i. rames Dies.
John Josef Dames, of Adams, died
last night at St. Anthony's hospital at
the age of CO. Mr. Dames, who was
born in Wisconsin, Is survived by his
wife. The funeral services will be
held Friday morn.'ng at 10:30 o'clock
from St Mary's Catholic church with
Father Noye, of St. Anthony's hospital
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer", on Genuine
Universal Stoves &Fumaces
at
Take Aspirin only as told In each
package of genu lite Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will fee following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during. 21 years, and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. . It you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can
take them without fear for Colds,
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Baraohe, Toothache, Lumbago and tor
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
lets cost few cents. ' Druggists also sell
larger packages. Aspirin Is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
acetlcaiCldestcr of Salicyltcacld, 1
Sew Rules Given.
According to the terms of an am
endment to the agricultural appropri
ation bill approved March S, grazing
fees on national forests for which
payment has hitherto been required
in advance can now be deferred until
September 1, 1921, acconding to word
received today at the Umatilla Nati
onal Forest office. 1 Grazing permits
will be issued within a short time ex
cept In cases where the forest service
has agreed to hold up the grazing per
mits until association assessments
have been paid. The five year per
mits will be automatically renewed
unless a change In range description is
to be made. No word has been re
ceived here regarding the proposition
of charging Interest ,on deferred pay
ments and J. C. Kuhns, forest super
visor, therefore assumes that no in
terest will be charged on payments
deferred until December 1. Stock
placed on the forest and for which no
grazing fees have been paid by Sep
tember 1, will be considered as being
in trespass. ,
KDt'CATIOXATj
TOOTH TALK
NO. S5 ".
Father Time i
If forever cutting away your teeth, impairing the
most essential function for long life.
Artificial TEETH
. In twenty different styles to look, feel and fit prop- -
erly requires many years of experience. My twenty- '
your years in plate making has developed my judgment
and skill. Prices are as low as can be made for the :
kind of dentistry you should have
COXSrLTATIOX EXAMEXATIOX V" :
FREJXY GIVEN r" ' ."'1
Phone 507
Over
The Hub
HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Appointment to Suit You
Taylor.
Hardware Bid.
Pendleton, Ore.
POTJCE MAKE ARRESTS.
SEATTliE, March 1. (U. P.) t
Sixty-one men of IS nationalities, are
facing gambling and disorderly charg
es following the police raids in south
end hotels.
OLiYMPIA MAX HELD
(Continued from page 1.)
ised a dozen wealthy Portlanders some
months ago. The detective bureau Is
bending every energy to establish the
connection. '
PORTLAND, March 18. (Associat
ed Press) The police have a thumb
print of "Shadow" which they ' will
compare with the print of Herbert 1
Johnstone, who Is under arrest in Los
Angeles In connection with Olympla
blackmailing. ' - .
STRONGER TREND
SHOWN IN WHEAT
A stronger trend wns noticeable In
today's wheat price, the March wheat
closing at 11.59 and the may at $1.51
1-2. Yesterday the March grain clos
ed at 11.63 1-J and the May at tl.48
1-4. Following are the quotations re
ceived by Overbeck A Cooke, local
brokers,
Wheat.
Open. High. Low. Close.
March IM l.BH 1.54 1.69 .
May 1.49 4 1.5 1.48 1.51Va
The Mecca
THE
PENDLETON
For Shrewd Buyers
BEE HIVE
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 pleas
ure to serve your wants.
UNCOMMON VALUES IN
QUALITY MERCHANDISE .
Stamped goods In the latest of de
signs, best 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 of them.
SMASHING SPECIALS
Worthy Bargains 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 skein
Girls' fancy and plain
color hair ribbons at
3Sc the yard
Largest pencil tablet in
town at : ....5c
QUALITY .
It 1s QUALITY that people want.
Cheapness is only desired when backed
by QUALITY, for 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.
We solicit your patronage on this QUAL
ITY basis which insures your satisfac
tion on all purchases.
Meet Your Friends
at
THE BEE HIVE
"MORE FOR LESS"
AT
THE
BEE HIVE
Quality-Service-Price
at
THE BEE HIVE