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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PEtfJDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1021.
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"News No tes of Pendleton
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CALENPAA OF EVENTS
March 17 an4 1,8 Millinery
school, here.
' May 11 to H State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
May 31, June 1 and 2 Htute
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women's club.
March II. University of Ore
gon. Women's alee Club, at high,
school auditorium under man
agement of Pendleton alumni.
September 22, 23,. 24 Annual
Pendleton Hound-Up.
, I. Jones It 111
1 H. D. Jones of Cedar street In re
ported to be confined to hlr home with
a severe attack of tonxllltlH.
Uttlii m Horn '
Mr. anil Mrit. Archie Con are receiv
ing congratulations on the arrival of a
baby son, born on Wednesday at 8t.
Anthony! hoxpltuU nio little boy
weighs seven and a half pounds.
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Ml Todd 111
Miss Todd, secretary of the lied
Oohs, has been III for the part two through the rlnlntf of the L'matllla
(lays and Is unable to be at her work
In the Federal .Building. Mrs. Charles
Uuyncs Is 111 charge of the office dur
ing Miss Todd's absence.
Funeral is Hold 4 ,
The funeral of the late John Joseph
Dames was hold this morning from Kt.
Mary's Catholic church with Father
Noy officiating. Mr. Dames was s
resident of Milton. He died recently
at Ht, Anthony' hospital.
Sunday Is Palm Hunduy
Sunday, March 20, Is Palm Sunday
and several local churches are plan
ning speclat services. The Sunday
commemorates the triumphal entry of
Jesus Into Jerusalem when the people
strewed, palms In His pathway.
Itclurii from Fum-inl .
Mrs. Purl Bowman, and , daughter,
MU.nl.eona Ho man. have returned
from Cove, Oregon, where they attend
ed the funeral of the late Alfred In
gram, who died recently at Hot Lajte,
He with the nephew of Mrs. Uowman.
Water High At lUversMo
Several Klverside residences have
been transformed. Into houseboats
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Vegetables
New arrivals In the Vegetable IJst
CAUKOHMA ASPAKAftl'8 . ' -''
mi.uxjitvjA ;iu;kn ikah v
CAUHMIXIA 11Ud Wll'UAllli
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The quality of these vegetables Is extra good. We have
Aid MO If FAD I.KTTl'T3 '. .
HOT IIOI'KK l-KTTl'CH ,
UUUiH WHITF. T"J i:ilY
WIIITB CAVI4FIAW i:H 4
PARKLKY
KAMKIIKH' .
iiltiUKf ONION'S " ' . , ,
IIHlTrs, TIUMP8, CAHIJOTS
Ml.VU'lt
komi ;iu:kx c.imf;K ' - " " ' ' '
111 ix;axt i'ixmii. ;ri;kx riavEits
KKHK'K lKMOXfTlt.TIO.V ,
A 1MKKI IOOI) SAIjB ,
,: i HOJIE MAKK CANUY KIK .
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
J " 301 EAST COt'TtT STRKKT. . . .
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I'riiate ICxchatigo I'oiuitvtK lki(h lNtartmefiUr,'
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river. The water Is several Inchif
deep on the flat but Is lowering today.
It was at the highest point last night.
The river Is turbulent and very muddy.
Johnson Pays I If 10
Ludwlff Johnxon, the only violator of
the (aw'taken by police on fit. Patrlckc
Day paid $10 In the police court for be
ing drunk this morning.
Flri'iwn t V'nlftH-ms
Chief Wn sold and George Whlttley
of the Pendleton Fire department will
be resplendent next week In brand nw
uniforms. The uniforms ere expectco
to arrive here Monday.
Parked Car Wrong
Joe Minor parked
the
his -car on
city so he was called before police
Judge Fits Gerald this morning and
assessed a fine of $2. He paid.
curb on Main street yesterday which
act is contrary to the statutes of the
Not "Our" Mike Keating '
The Mike Keating arrested Wednes
day evening for being drunkand dis
orderly was not the local hardware
man nor his son Tom. The man giving
his name as Mike Keating to the police
yeaterday Is mid to tie a eheepherder
and not a resident of this city.
PIMP
Now is Mir only opportunity of buying. Diamond, Watches,
Jewelry, (locks, Silverware. Cut cto., at tlte lowest prkn
yon linvo ever known, becldcH you have only 1 lny In wlUofa to
art a chance on the $125.00 Ilayerphono which has 110 equal In
prion Hays all records; and a liaiKitotnc 130.00 gold watt-It,
olUHV ladles' or gents. " ,
Wo liavei e few wrlwt watdtcm I.VJcwrl, 130.00 valup, wltlcli w
are offering for $17.95, and gmits' $30.00 values for $18.93.. Can
you afford to overlook litis great nalcT I-Xrry artido to our
large up-U-date stoek goes at those low prkva and every artit'lo
bears our guaranteo.
' IManmnds, the flnrot of Una, iterfert and J. K. we are also sac
rlTldnff DOST COSIE M)W.
, ' P1UZK AWAIlDia SATITUIAV 19th, I T. II,
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Hancom's Jewelry Store
lluuio 329J
Hotel rendleton Block
Secures Itulldlng IV-rmlt
A building permit was Issued thin
morning to W. H. Sheehan to erect a
bungalow on his property on Jack
son street to cost $6000.' The home Is
tn be completed by July l and Alex
Manning and P. T. Belts are the con
tractors In charge of the work. .
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Will Make Crop Rrport
The report on the crop conditions
and farming activities of this section
will again he made this year by Ma
jor Lee Moorhouse he announced this
morning. The report Is turned into the
bureau headquarters and from there a
report of the entire state is sent out
every week.
School Is Held
Pendleton women are showing an
interest In the millinery school being
held here under the direction of Mrs.
Kdith Q. Van Deusen, home demon
stration agent. ' The school was held
yesterday afternoon and evening and
the semlons are being continued this
afternoon and evening. .
Cigar More Is Sold
. T. F. Kamrath, proprietor of the
eigar store In the Grltman Bros, build
ing on Main street, has seld out to II.
M. Topllff and A. G. Greenwood, the
deal having been concluded hy K. T.
Wade yesterday. The establishment
vaa formerly known as the Hennlng's
'gar store. , The new owners are now
in possession. -
Buys to Be Initiated '
The 13. H. a boya club of the Baptist
Church. are to have their annual Initia
tion at their club room at 7:30 this
evening!. There are 60 boys enrolled
with about 20 to he initiated. There
will be five degrees as follows, first
Riding the goat; second. The Cnex
peeled; third, Sensation of the Life
fourth, Blue Streaks; fifth, Fire Test.
t'matill River High
The Umatilla river flowing through
Pendleton has been rising rapidly
the past few days and an enormous
amount of water Is flowing through its
channel. At the bridge on Main street
the guage registered five feet yester
day afternoon and at noon today regis.
tered five feet six Inches. It is a p
I arently still rising but local author!
ties do not expect It to ge much higher.
IiiRpott Hatchery Sites
M. L. Ryckman of the state fish
hatchery is In Pendleton confering
with members of the Pendleton Bod
and Gun club relative to the possibllt
ties of establishing a hatchery in this
I section. This afternoon Mr. Ryckman
will look over the government reser
voir and tomorrow he Is expected to
go up the river where' he will look
over a possible slto for troughs for
fingcrllngs.
Universal Coal y and Wood
Range
BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE
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MACHINE fACIO
HOISTED PAMPER
SAMTARY Ul IAIE
J tBIBUTElNIVERSAL
M0 DOOR
tlNATR SMOKE t CHECK
DAMPER "
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DOUItf OVEN tMI PORCtUHl URE9
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HITE KRCEUUN 0O0R FRONT '
PORCELAIN' .
FLUE UNIW
EAVY ASBESTOS t
Mill BOARD
HEAVY POtlSHIOi'
STEEL MOV
INSIDE PORCELAIN
OVEN DOOR UNINC
PORCELAIN FlUE MTT0H
CUAN OUT BOOB-
A FULL LINE Of COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
Cii ' 'Universal Sioves &Fumaces
Will Give Parade Stunt. . ,
When the grand lodge of Odd Fel
lows meets at Albany on May 18 there
will be a street parade In which the
rendleton delegation of 15 or more
members will wear Hound-Up cos.
tumes if present plans by Grand War
den 8. F. Bowman are carried out. It
Is believed horses for the parade may
be secured at Albany and If so the
Pendleton delegation will appear
mounted on the streets.
Golfers to Golf
Members of the golf teams captain
ed.by JitdgO March and J. V. Tallman
Are In hopes the weather of today will
continue through Sunday to enable
them to stage the contest scheduled
for Sundays of the last four or five
weeks. Heretofore bad weather or the
absence of some of the members has
prevented the game. Losers are to
provide a, banquet for the winners and
their wives. ' . . .
Airplane May Come
The Commercial .Association Is 'In
receipt of Information trom.'the Manti
OUT 0 ORDER'.
'; STOMACHS
Indigestion, Acidityv Sourness
" and Gases ended with'
"Path's Diapepsin" k
The moment you eat a tablet or two
of Pane's Diapepsin all the lumps of
indigestion pain, the soreness, heart
burn and belching of gases, due to
acidity, vanish- truly wondcrfull'
'Millions of people know that it Is
needless to be bothered with Indiges
tion, dyspepsia or a disordered stom
ach. 'A few tablets of Pape's Diapep
sin neutralise acidity and give relief at
once no waiting! Buy a box of
Pape's Diapepsin now! Don't stay dys
peptic! Try to regulate your stomach
so you can eat favorite foods (without
causing duress. The cast la so little.
The benefit to peat.
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Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Other Dcpts.
78 and 79 .
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QUALITY
SERVICE,
Use, the i'hones
Grocery, Two Phones
52S ' "
Othtr Depts.
'. -;V 78 and 79
PENDLETON'S LF-AOIXQ STORK
, RADIANT EASTER MODES
5 J ALIVE WITH THE FRESHNESS OF SPIUNG.
An early Easier is a gentle reminder th at.no longer does Spring linger around the
corner but is a reality and here. ' You will want a costume and all the interesliM'g de
tails tliat reflect the freshness of Spring. Lowered prices make it unnecessary to
postpone selections until after Easter. Early inspection of our complete stocks of
spring aparel is requested. , ' . -V- .- ' .' : . . ..
CantbnCrepe
$400 YD. : ;
The much wanted silk
is here;' Canton Crepe
in a wide range of col
ors. ( You've read about
it no doubtvCome down
and inspect ,it. Makes
up into most, stylish
dresses; 40 in. wide, and
good heavy weight.
: . .WOMEN'S NEW SUITS
A good looking suit which is also 'practical and
reasonably priced is especially desirable at this time.
-, It would be difficult to find suits more smartly tail
, ored, of better qualities and with the additional
" touch of attractive trimmings. i ' - '
We have a complete assortment of Ripples, Box,
Etons and straight lines. Prices from $29.50 to $95.L
Another Silk Which is Very Popular
CREPE SATIN $1.50 YD.
A beautiful quality of Crepe Satin of , the very
hpst. ro vprv notiular now for dresses and blouses
for Snrinc wear. Only two good shades in stock
now, tupe and navy. Be sure to see this silk.
VEILING, TO TAKE THE TERROR
OUT OF MARCH WINDS v
.New stock on hand of patterns which are differ
ent Veiling by" the yard. Slip on veils and drape
veils. Moderately priced, v , . -,. -
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Special This Week ;
10c
Fairy Soap, large size, each ........
Nippon Apricots and Peaches, No. 2 12 cans,
3 for $1.00; dozen $3.95; per case, 2 dozen $7.85
Del Monte, H. Home and Sun-Maid Seeded and
Seedless Pwaisins ...... -each 30c! dozen $3.50
Tree Tea, uncolored Japan and Ceylon, pound. . 65c
T. G. Preserves (except strawberry) each. . ; . . . . 50c
Per dozen $5.7a
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.
facturers'asBocIatlon of t'pokane that,
an airplane tour of Eastern Washing
ton, Ihe iwnhandle of Idahe and East
ern 'Oregon s contemplated this
spring. The airplane's mission Is to
advertise products made In Spokane
the letter states. Passengers at $10 a
head will be taken for rides at each
stop. The Commercial Association is
asked to provide a suitable landing
place for the machine.
Disciples of Christ to Build . '
A building permit was issued this
morning to J. S. IcConnell to erect o
tabernacle for church purposes on Col
lege street -to cast 3000. The work
will start Immediately and the ibullding
Is to be completed iy the first of July.
The Disciples of Christ will occupy the
building it is said. '
Mr. Bell Convalescing. , ., .
J. P. Bellof Echo, who has been
In Portland undergoing medical treat
ment is now In Pendleton and Is show
ing a marked Improvement. Mrs.
Bell, who has leen in the city with her
husband, returned to her home In
Echo today. Mrs.' Bert Conley, "of
Council Bluffs, Iowa', who was called
by the illness of here brother, 'ss ar-i
rived and Craig Bell, a brother of Mr.
Bell, who accompanied his sister from
Vnlley Junction, Iowa, is In Portland
but will later visit his brother. " . -
If.UtD TIMES IX JAPAX .
TOKIO, liaroh J8.4 U. P.). Judi
cial officers of Japan are appalled at
the great number of bankruptcy cases
which took place as. a result o( the
rreat financial slump which struck the
Empire in March and which lasted
throughout the; year. While figures
have been compiled for the first ten
months of 192Wony, It is shown that
during that period no less than 1,420
bankrupctes took place, while, as the
Uiumber increased during the end of
the year, the total is likely to reach
about 2,000. ?
IilLIi HAXLETJ VISITS t:. OF 0,
" rXlVBRSlTT OF OREGO.V, Eu
gene, March-18. Colnnel Bill Hanley1.
pioneer, Oregon citlssen, facial double.
ol Bryan, and alllteratively charac
terized, by Irvin S. Cobb,, as "the Dem
osthenes of the desert, the Plato of th?
prairie, and the sags of the sage brush"
visited the .University . of Oregon re
cently and spent mOst of the day on the
campus as the Vuest of the students,
faculty, and President P. I Campbell,
his boyhood Chum, , " " ;
- In a speech at Friendly hall, he said:
"It's what you can do that counts.
Your ability to make good Is what will
tell.v .
Colonel Hanley was a school mate of
President Campbell.- He is also an. in
timate friend of A. Phlmister Proctor,
the sculptor who designed the "Pio
neer" which graces the University
campus. He found the man who was
used as a model for the statue. "Proc
tor came to me," he explained, "and
told' me he wanted a model for the
statue, and we found one. We can usu
ally .find almost anything if we try.
The statue was done from real life, ana
the. model came from pioneer stock
It
IF'
SICK OF BILIOUS
and lived the pioneer life."-
Thin is the first time Colonel Hanley
has been on the campus since the dedt
cation, of the-"Pioneer." . '
' For Expectant Mothers "
C:e3 Br Imi timnmk z
mmwounoaMTviimiMtfiiMUiT.nii
BauntLB SUUlATOt CA But. 9-0. Atvamta. 9 -
dr. a a day :
Pjsician aiut Svu-geoa ' . 1 m
; Ostexipath "
Rooms IS and ; J 5 Bmlth-Crawfort "
Buildlno '
Telephone 704 Rek 741-St -
Tonight sure! Let a pleasant, harm
less Carcaret work while you sleet-
and have your liver active, head Qlear,
Momach sweet and bowels, moving
rtilnr by morning. N"o griping or in- '
COIIVpnlnnr.. 1 ft 9R nr RA ot.ii Knv.a I
Children hive this candy cathartic too. i
IIANAYAJV'S
TRANSFER
Phone 320
Res. Phone 378-R
SHOULD USE TERM v- - -
'HOLLANDER' AND i
. . NOT . 'DUTCHMAN'
- . AMSTEJODAM, March 18.-(A.'
P,) Otlrcns of . Holland should j
refer to themselves, When abroad
as "Hollanders" rather than I'Dut
chmen"." rules the Amstcrdnm
Handelsblad after a' long debate (
on that subject in' Its olunfns.
The correspondence In the j
Jfandelsbald has been volumln-
os. Especially since the war,
says one writer, those Holland-
ers who forget that many Amcri-
cans and Englishmen terms Ger-
mans "Dutch," find scant wel-
come In the United States and
England when they say they are
.''Dutch." '
, "If In England," writes; thls
correspondent," "a Netherlander
ays ho Is a 'Hollander" doors re
are open to him that are closed
to 'Dutchmen'"
, "Dutchman" is an opprcbrl-
ous trem in America, writes an-
other. ? . .
Headaches from Sllglit Colds
CI ROVE'S Laxative BROMO QUIN'-
INE Tablets relieve the Headache bv
curing tho Cold. A tonlo laxative and
germ destroyer. The genuine bears
the signature of E. W. a rove. (Be
sure you get BROMO.) SOo, Adv. .,'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALTS A 6 room modern bunga
low by owner. Phone 1.0s T. ;
The Mecca
THE
For Shrewd Buyers
BEE HIVE
PENDLETON OREGON
THINGS TO
REMEMBER
Good serviceable water
. glasses '..:.-10c each
Hand decorated china
;' cups arid saucers 35c
Wicker bird cages, spe
cial at $2.50
Coveralls all sizes at 90c
Ladies' percwe 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-.
Uon and help to make it a pleas
ure to serve your wants.
; UNCOMMON VALUES IN
; QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Stumped goods In tho 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 ou all of them.
SPLENDID BUYS
Sewing cotton............5e
(We have all sizes in
stock all the time)
Crochet cotton 10c
Silk embroidery floss
at..'... ..5c the tkein
Girls' fancy and plain
color hair ribbons at
38c the yard
Largest pencil tablet in
town at 5c
, SMASHING SPECIALS
Worthy Bargains You Cannot
Afford to Pass Up
Easter Egg dyes at 5c
Easter Baskets priced frdm 10c, to 35c
Candied Easter Eggs at 50c the pound
Easter place cards and greeting
cards . Good designs, new sayings
and rock bottom prices.
QUALITY
It is 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 patroiffige 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
BEEHIVE
Quality-Service-Price
at
THE BEE HIVE
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