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I'ft "OflAM IS ANNOUNCED.
The rnlverslty of Oregon Girls'
Olee duo. to apiear In concert Thurs
day Msrch Jl Hi the high school au
ditonunv, has prepared a program of
great Interest and variety for the
pleasure of Pendleton people.
Two Pendleton girts, MIks Vsshtl
Honk Ins and Mlsa Margaret l'helps
have prominent places on the pro
grm. Miss Hoskins la a -member of
the quartet and MIns Phelps, beside
singing with the club, will play a vio
lin snlo, Av Maria.
Following Is the complete program,
tie announced by Don Davis, manager:
TART I.
I. Carmen (Wilson-Smith) Glee
Cluh.
2. riano Solo Romance, Op. 24, No.
i (Rlhelius) Miss Letcher.
S. Jurtet ".Vimmy'i IJi Pigeon"
Kesris) Misses Clancy,. Zlnk.
Mcl'hcrson, Hoskins.
4. "Forever and a Day" (Bischoff
Friendship" (Harris) (ilee Club
5, "Come Down lynching Streamlet"
(Hpro&s) Glee Club.
l'AKT II.
1. "Senorita" (Dessauer-Housaley)
Glee Club,
2. Violin 8olo-ve Maria (Schubert-
Wilhrellng) Miss Phelps.
S. "The Dunk Witch" c Ambrose): "De
CopimjIi Moon" (Shelley) Glee
Club. .
4. Contralto Solo "A . Rose In the
Hud" (Foi-Mter) Miss Hand.
5. Stunt "When the Clock Strikes
Twelve."
(. Oregon Sorgs Glee Club.
Members of tho University of Ore
gon alumni have awumed charge f
the arrangements for th club's ap
pearance here, nnd Pendleton people
are to be asked to entertain the girls
In their homes. They will arrive In
the city at noon on March Jl, and
v.ill leave here Friday morning.
The 22 girls. Professor Coon, and
Manager Davis will leave for the tour
I or the eastern counties immediately
after the term examinations on March
25. The first performance will be
slatted in Hillsboro, and then the club
will take'the long Jaunt to Enterprise.
From Baker tho organisation of sing
ers and musicians will come to Pendle
ton. U XCHBON IS GIVEN.
Mrs. Alger Fee was hostess for a
luncheon today honoring Professor
U W. Sawtelle. of Whitman College.
Covers were laid for eight . guests.
Professor Sawtelle ts lecturing this
afternoon at the, county library on
"King Arthur In History and Le-
norr's ir.sTAins shop
YOUR
EASTER ,
APPAREL
IS HERE!
SUITS
COATS
WRAPS
DRESSES
Styles that are unusually
chic Prices within reach of
all.
gend," tinder tho auspices of the Del
phian Club. Members of the club
have as their guests today the mem
bers of the Federated Clubs of the
city and of the Women's Christian
Temperance I nlon, ,
CONVENTION' HBKE TOMOIUIOW
Tho members of the various lie
bekah lodges of the county will be
guests of the Pendleton order tomor
row at the unnual district convention
to be held In the I. O. O. F. hall. He
lix lodge will assist Pendleton lodge
nnd the Stanflcld degree staff will put
on the lodge work in the evening. The
usual 'business session will tuke pluce
lit the day time. The convention be
gins at 10 a. m. and all officers of the
local lodge have been urged to attend.
Of the ten Rebckah lodges In the
county, Freewatcr will send the larg
est delegation as six members will lie
here for tho convention. It Is prob.
able that the state president, Miss
Ethel Fletcher, will bo here. Mrs.
Frank Whetstone, of this city, vice
president, wtll attend.
FIRST JMEETIXC. 'TOMORROW,'
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will hold the
first meeting of the church year to
morrow at 2:30 p. m. in the recep
tion rooms of the church. As this it
Holy Week the members hope that
the meeting will be especially heplful
and profitable and hope for a large
attendance. The officers of the mis
sionary society will be hostesses.
MISS KOCH HERE.
Miss Helen Koch, who has been at
tending Whitman Colloge, arrlvud
home last evening to spend her Eastei
vacation. The Girls' Glee Club .ol
Whitman College of which Miss Koch
is a member, will make its first ap
pearance at Milton-Frecwater April 6.
OUR LOWER KXPKNSi; MEANS LOWER PRICES
FINAL CLOSE OUT SALE
OF
COLUMBIA RECORDS
-. All ten inch Records, each .......... 50c
All $1.25 Records, each . ... ...... 63c
All $1.50 Records, each 75c
, They will not last long at these
prices. Make your selection while
the assortment is large.
THOMPSON'S DIG STORE
PARTIES TO BE GIVEN
As the first' of a series of parties
which will be iven, after Easter, Mrs
U C. Scharpf and Mrs. 1 M. Spald
ing have Issued Invitations for a bridgi
party and tea at the home of Mrs.
Scharpf, 312 Martin street, on Tues
day, March 29. -' -
BUSY HEES. MEET.
The liusy Bees of the Muccabeef
are meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. O. O. Iiisslnger. Thi
plans for the visit of the local lodge
to the Eeho lodge, are being formu
lated at the meeting. :
MISS ROGERS RETURNS
Miss Gwendolyn Rogers, a student
at WhitmanJollege, arrived last night
from Walla Walla to spend the Spring
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Rogers.
MISS HICKS HERE.
Miss Effie Hicks is spending the
Spring vacation with her parents lr
this city. She is a student at Whit
man sollege and arrived here las
evening. . -
MISS FERGUSON DEPARTS.
Miss Delia Ferguson departed thlf
morning on No. 17 for Corvallis where
she will enter Oregon Agriculture
College. .'"., '
CIRCUE WHJL MEET.
.The I-uciies' Iiibte Reading
will meet tomorrow afternoon
o'clock In Pariah Hall. .
Circle
at
MRS. WILCOX VISITS.
Mrs. It- H. Wilcox, of Yakima
Washington. 'formerly of this city, b
here for a few days' visit.
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MRS. KIEL RETURNS.
Mrs. Pearl Hill, of the Walla Walla
Bulletin, returned home today to Pas
so after a visit here.
WATER GLASS IN BULK
April is the best month to put down eggs. We,
can supply you vith all the eggs you want and the
purest kind of water glass to preserve them.
Monopole Nut Butter, pound ..: 20c
Santa Clara Prunes, 2. pounds i.f 25c
Stanfield Brick Cheese, potind -. 45c
Virginia Swiss Cheese, pound 80c
' Good Butter, pound ;............., 40c
Barrel Syrup, each j...:...4 : 45c
Seed Potatoes Early Rose, Earliest of All and
Carmen. ' : ,
Peaches, can , 25c
Apricots, can ....25c
Australian Jam, 5 flavors, each : 15c
' fciXcello Cake f lour 45c and 50c
Anchovies, jar .'. 70c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3Phone23 Only 1 Quality Hi e Best
'From- - the- Daily East Oregonitvn,
. March 22. 1893.) j
The Knights of I'ythlas have started
a library in their castle hall. Contri
butions from any of tho 'brethren will
gratefully received.
A car filled with Immigrants, num
ering men, women and children, was
ddetracked on Tuesday near the de
aot. They came ffom the western part
f Virginia to the 'far west" and hops
o locate In the Klickitat valley". 5
E. A. Dudley 1 in the city from hi
arm near Athena. He states that the
;rali Is very backward and that warm
Aeathcr would be welcome. i V
"Undo George" Webb and Register
?ftaver arrived here on this mornings
rain. Their hands are being gripped
n cordial greeting 'by local friends.
H',tAIY lIUiGISTS ADVICE TAKEN
"My sister-in-law ts a druggist. She
told me of several bad stomach and
liver cases which' were benefitted by
taking Mayrs Wonderful Remedy and
advised me to try It. I had numerous
bod attacks due to 'bloating and had
altriottt constant pain In my stomach
before getting your remedy. I ar,C
feeling fine now." It Is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and Intestinal ailments, Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. Druggists
everywhere. ,
JACK ItABBITS AUE SCARCE ,
BEND Ore., March 22. (U. P.)
lack rabbits here are as scarce as
lemocratic appointees In Washington,
.'ollowing an exceptionally hard win
ter on tho High Desert. Ilanchers're
use to grieve at the loss, according
o A. T. Schaefer of the Milllcan Uls
:rict. In town for a- brief islt. '
What the cjlosl relation between
.he rablt family and the multiplication
'able will bring to pass In the future
s another angle to the question on
which information 1 not available.
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SEAPLANE LANDS LOW
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
WEST PALM REACH. Fla.. March
22. IX. P. I Attempting a landing
from too low an altitude. Lee Rothert
of this city, and J. H. Farrington of
Newport, Ky., were killed yesterday.
Their seaplane struck the earth with
in 20 feet of the water and safety.
Rothert who was driving the plane,
became confused and lost control of
the machine, according to witnesses.
Members of the Men's Glee Club of
.Vhltman College, Walla Walla, will
appear In concert tomorrow evening
it the high school auditorium, under
nigh school auspices. Howard Pratt,
lrector of music at Whitman, will ac
.ompany the club on Its trip.
The program has been exceptional
y well chosen and will delight every
i.vpe of audience. Wiih the club Is J;
Russell Akey, a Pendleton boy. Be
sides the club members A there is a
splendid jazz orchestra wh 'i will
render several selections. The pro
gram which the club will present In
its concert in this city tomorrow even
ing Is as follows
PART I.
Salute Quln, Quln, Qually, Whit
man War Song. " :
Winter Song....... ..Bullard
Glee Club '
Estudiuntina - Lacome
Varsity Quartette
Mucushla ' (arranged by Salter)... '
MasMUrrough
Glee Club
Baritone Solo On tho. Road to
Mandalay i Speaks
Howard Reed '
The Bujlder Seller
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. " Glee Club
k, PART II.
March Thunder Cloud Alford
Popular Melodies Syncopated ....
Selected
- Campus Orchestra -
Cornet Solo Can't You Hear Me
Calling, Caroline Roma
V ; Ralph. Augustavo
You Can't riay Every Instrument In
the Band Selected
Harper Joy '
Rythmic Follies '. .. Selected
" Campus Orchestra
' ' PART III.
Piano Solo La Regatta Venezanna
; Liszt-Rossini f t
'i Walter Mueller
Blngvllle Chautauqua New Stuff
Ifarson Harper Home from Confer-
, ence Old Stuff
, . Harper Joy
De Coppah Moon ........... Shelley
Varsity Quartette
The Sword of Ferrera Dullard
When the Morning Light Is Break-
,' lng Whitman Hymn
Glee Club
Walter Mueller, Accompanist.
Nats Have Two Worries
SPRING AILMENTS
Impure- Blood, Humor Relief in
Good Medicine.
Spring ailments are due to Im
pure, thin, devitalised blood.
Among them are pimples, bolls,
other - eruptions, catarrh, rheuma
tism, loss of appetite, that tired
feeling, nervousness and. "all run
down" conditions.
Hood's Sarsaparilla combines the
roots, barks, herbs, berries and
other medicinals that have been
found In many years of Intelligent
observation to be most effective In
the treatment of these ailments.
. Successful physicians prescribe
the same Ingredients for diseases of
the blood, stomach, liver and kid
neys, and In cases where alterative
and tonic effects are needed.
. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the spring
medicine that purifies, enriches and
revitalizes your blood, lncresinff
power of resistance to disease.
i For a laxative take Hood's Fills.
JERSEY '
V JACKETS
FOR THE
COMING DAYS
These Jackets are in styles that will at once ap- .
peal to women and girls wh,o like sports things, and
at the same time are very serviceable and comfort
able. They come in the popular coldrs, black, brown
and navy, excellent values at the low price. . . . $9.50
I
40CEI
A drop of 40 cents a barrel In the
wholesale price of family patent flour
occurred yesterday In local mills, as a
step In the further progress toward a
pre-war price level. Tho decline will
be passed on to the "consumer by the
retail grocer, and the new retail price,
as announced by local dealers, will be
110.60 a barrel Instead of $11.00.
The cut, which wns due to the severe
decline in the wheat market during
the past two weeks, will not result In
cheaper bread, in the opinion of local
grocers. When flour, some months
ago, dropped from $S.75 a sack to
12.75, It did not result In cheaper
bread. .
MOTHERS rRIEND
For Expectant Mother
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ROOMS WITH BOARD if deslrcd-
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BLUE SPRING BARLEY.
ALFALFA SEED
CHICK FOOD
ROLLED BARLEY
ROLLED OATS.
D1U FLOUR & Ml CO.
Phone 1014-351
Notice '
All regular officers of Pauline Re-
lekah Ixidge No. 13, are requested to
be at the hall at 10:00 a. m. Wednes
day, to preside in their stations dur
ing the opening of lodge for tho Dis
trict Convention, Wednesday March
23 at 10:00 a. m. . '
By Order of the Noble Grand..
Growing Up"
Watch the Table Supply grow. Less than a
year ago the Table Supply opened its doors as a
combination grocery and meat market Today
we have taken our place as one of the thriving
stores of the city. We will soon have at our dis
posal a fine warehouse in the rear of our present
location which will enable us to handle a great
deal more business than at present. We hold a
surprise for you. " ,
"THE TABLE SUPPLY
Phone 187 and 188
739 Main Street
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
- Proprietor
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Coorge McBrldc. who Is leading the Washington Senators, hat
two worries. Courtney, star southpaw, who beat the world'! cham
pion Indian regularly (s 1920. has a sore arm. Maybe It'll be welt
tT opening day bat It'e -orrylng McBrtde. Worry No. i: What to
'do with Frank Brower, rme-rua bitter and clever first sacker.
lie's too good to let go, at Isn't quite aouag enough to take Joe
(Jadge'i place on the Initial bag. McBrlde ts Crying to make a pitcher '
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city for a few days and requests the privilege of demonstrating me in your
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