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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 28,1921
PAGS TORES
JNews Notes of Pendleton
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
March SI. University of Oro
fon Woman's Glee Club, at high
chool auditorium under man
agement of Pendleton alumni.
April 7 to IS Annual Clean
up week.
May (County school Orato
rical and Declamatory Content,
at hitch school auditorium.
May 7 County ichool track
and field meet at Kound-L'p
Park.
' May 11 to 14 State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
May II, June 1 and. 2 Btate
convention of Oregon Federation
of Women' clubs.
September U, 23; 24 Annual
Pendleton Round-L'p.
Salo 'of Tract Apirovcl
X Ilerfcelry hua received word from
O. W. McMuth, right of way agent for
the O. VV. H. A N. Co. that the sale of
tha old Happy Canyon Bite to Charles
J. Koch has been approved by the exe
cutive committed of the Union Puctflc
and the papers now merely await the
signature of President Orny.
Ikiy Koiut to MH-t . ' I
Uoy Hcouts of Troop No. 1 will have
their first lesson In cumpflre cookery
tonight when !W rs. Edith O. Van leu
mmi, scout mother, will give instruc
tlon at the 1'endlcton high school cafe
teria. Rhe will teach the boys the art
fif making flupjucks. Hheleton Troop
No. 2 will meet at the City Hull with
Scout Mauler H. J. Klrby In charge.
KocpiMii I Curtoonlst.
Alfred Kocppen, who hUs been here
from O. A. C. upending the Raster
vacation with his purents Mr. and Mm.
A. C. Koeppen, hue been doing some
exci'llent cartoon work at the college.
Several k)t his sketches appear In a
Kalney Duv Number of the Orango
Owl, a student publication at'O. A. O.
Young Xoeppcn turned to Corvallls
Inst night. "
united with the Presbyterian church.
The Masonic services at the Church o
the Redeemer were well uttended by
people of all faiths. They were held
vaterday afternoon.
Store Is Pululcd.
The Pendleton Trading Co., ' Main
street grocery and moat market, Is be
ing renovated. The exterior, of the
building Is being painted White.
Chun-lie Have nig Crowd
IiOcul churches yesterday housed
some of the largest crowds In their
histories. In many cases, additional
chairs were necessary to accommodate
the throngs. Baptism was observed
at the Presbyterian and Episcopal
churches, four children and 10 adults
being baellsed at the former church
and nine children at the latter. Forty
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To Those Who Want to Use
Their .Credit for ja '
Monthly Account
We invite you to use our Monthly Credit Ser
vice. r
You will find "101" a place where xou can get
exactly what you want and a place where you will
not have to PAY INTEREST on YEARLY AC
COUNTS. '
"YOU CAN DEPEND ON 101" '
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street ..
PHONES "101" . .
: Private Exchange Connects Uoth' Departments.
-loi loi ioi loi loi loi loi loi loi y
3. C. Kunhs to ltd urn
J. C. Kuhns. Umatilla forest super
visor, Is expected to return this after
noon from Walla Waliu, where he
spent the week-end.
Irish Will Meet
The local branch of the American
Association for the Itecognitlon of the
"Irish Republic" will meet tonight at
8 o'clock win the Knights of Columbus
hall.
Mr. Turner Coiivalcscjiif.'
Mrs. Minna Turner Is convalescing
at St. Anthony's hospital from ii'syrl
ous limb fructlure. fine will not be
entirely recovered, however, for about
two months.
Let His Engl no J tun
C. C. Brown contributed $5 to the
city treasury this morning after hav
Ing admitted his guilt on a charge of
letting his automobllo motor run while
the car stood unattended on the street.
Were you the lucky one Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
The number swere drawn by a little girl who was blind-'
folded and before a large crowd who gathered in our
store, eager to see the outcome of the great prizes. The
first number drawn being 412, second 2122, third 982,
fourth 2152, fifth 4097, sixth 2391, seventh 2878, eighth
3862, ninth 2860, tenth 2496. '
Were you lucky to have one of these numbers. If so,
call at our store and get your gift.
. We are still going to continue for a short time the great
reduction sale. Don't fail to visit our store before buying
and get our prices. Every article carries our guarantee.
If the first above numbers which were drawn are not
in by Saturday the prizes will be given to the next closest ,
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Phone 32J
Hotel Pendleton Block
Ih-emforms Interest,
Fifteen Pendleton women attended
the dress form demonstration Batur
day In the office of Mis. Edith O.
Van Ueustn. "home demonstration
agent. Two paper dress forms wero
jonipletcd. -
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525,
Other Depts.
78 and 79
QUALITY
SERVICE.
rENDliETOH'B IFAPINO STORE
Use the 1'honcs
Grocery, Two Phones
523
Othw Depts.
78 and 79
Improvements Are Made
Tho interior of the Pendleton Cash
Market on Court street Is being Im
proved. The floor.sp-tce has been
much increased by the removal of the
stairway to the rear of tho bulldlns
and other Improvements have been
) !'.' d.
In Interests of Clubs. , -
In the Interest of. boys' and girls'
club work, L. J. Allen, state livestock
club leader, is here from O. A. C. to
duy. He tod Fred Bennion, county
agriculture agent, went to Milton ar.d
Frcevater thl afternoon to make
plans tor club work. '
Attends Mother's Funeral. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Inman, former
ly of this city, passed through Pen
dleton on Saturday on their way home
to Dayton, Washington, after b?lng ti
Portland for the funeral of Mr. In
man' mother, Mrs. Inman, who died
in . Portland, on Wednesday. Besides
Tracey Inn, an, Mrs. Inman, who for
merly lived here, Is survived by Ho
race Inman, Dr. Edmund Inman and
.Mrs. Samuels.
Trlng Pressure Cooker.
Several Pendleton women are test
ing the pressure cooker which is the
property of the home demonstration
office here. Meat and other foods are
being rooked as a means of Investigate
ii:ir the advisability of pressure cook
ers f..r tho canning season. Mrs. Van
DeJsen, oome demonstration agent,
Ktatos th:it no specinl ii.ake of cooker
Is favored but that she hopes to Inter
est Pendleton women in pressure coo!.-
ing.
Have fcrlicnio for More Space ;
There is a plan under consideration
for enlarging the floor space at Happy
Canyon pavilion by making use of the
arena for entertainment features fol
lowing tha show each night. Details
of the plan will be explained at a meet
ing of Happy Canyon officials and
workers in the cluub rooms this even
ing. In issuing the call J. V. Tall man.
chairman suggests that all mho have
had any connection with the show in
toe past be present.
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Range
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HEAVY POUSHCO.
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A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
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I Lovett Hero Tomorrow
Judge R. a Lovett, chief of tho
Union Pacific system who is now tour
ing the Northwest with a party of rail
road officials. Is to bo back here to
morrow afternoon, according to the
schedule as understood here. The
Ixivett party Is In Portland today and
tomorrow will be In tho Yakima coun
try, leaving for Umatilla and Rieth
some time during the afternoon. It
is the presumption that the party will
go from here to Spokane.
Two Cars Collide.
A front whuel p' a Ford coupe
driven by Mrs. B. F. Trombley was
smashed and a fender bent yesterday
morning in a collision of the machine
with a touring car on Jackson street,
near the Christian church. The driv
er nf each machine was unable to see
the elher car because o the lor.g line
of machines parked at the curb in
front of the church and the. collision
was unavoidable. The touring car suf
fered a bent fender. Neither Mrs.
Trombley, her little' daughter Jane,
nor Miss Pauline Morsie, were Injured
and driver and passengers in the tour
ing car were unhurt also, '
llSTR.Ej
THE Florsheim Shoe
gives satisfaction
faithful service and
that gratifying sense of
social security a man feels
when he knows his .attire
is right.
Prices $12.50 to $13.50
We have your size.
1 jfMer a Style of
4ft
E. & W. SOFT AND STIFF COLLARS
New styles, introducing the Brucewood, the new
roll front laundered collar. Many other styles to se
lect from, also your favorite collar. :
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NEW SPRING E. & W. SHIRTS
V $2.50 TO $10.00
- A complete new line of patterns, colors and styles,
and at the new price range which gives you supetior
qualities at much lower prices than formerly. You
get shirt satisfaction when you wear an E
Shirt,
NEW SPRING STETSON HATS
The hat helps most to make the man, and in our
selections for Spring wear, we offer styles that will
appeal to the smart as well as the most conservative .
dressers. Prices right . . . . '
NEW CLOTH HATS AND CAPS
' $2.00 TO $5.00
A big range of patterns and "colors,
styles. Make your selection now. We
size. '
New Sprirfg
have .your
Superintendents Met
H. R. inlow. city superintendent of
schools, has returned from La Grande
where he attended the convention of
superintendents and principals of
Eastern Oregon on Saturday. Mr. In
low is also (contemplating being in
Spokane for '.the Inland Empire teach
ers convention which meets there
March 30.
Xon Support Case Wshiisscd
Charles' J. Rothwell, charged In the
justice court with non support, no
longer has a charge against him. The
case had been under advisement by
Justice Parkes and this morning Roth
well said he Would like to get the case
disposed of so he could go to work
with a'road crew. He was told to go
ahead, the case being dismissed for
lack of evidence. It Is insisted in be
half of Rothwell that his family has
nevA- asked for support from neigh
bors. ' .
Smith was told of the mountain by
two prospectors George D. Hartnian
and Francis Marion Lovel, who dis
covered the deposits January 23, 1921
after searching for minerals for sev
eral months. They estimated there
were 500,000 tons of the ore in sight.
Knowing of-Smith's experience in
handling borax claims, the prospec
tors Induced him to make a trip to the
find. A short personal investigation
convinced Smith that the borax was
,i fn-lhai. rlilnv he I 1
i'a contract on a rough piece o dustry It is said that borax, to put to
rmoer and arranged for payment ofl more than 2,0 uses. ?
$50,000 to close the deal.
Smith has turned the property ovet
to a chemical company of which he Is
president and '.U1 begin shipments ai
once. The ore will be trucked to the
railroad for a time.
Smith's first discovery of borax was
made forty nine years ago at Teel's
Marsh, Nevada. Since then he has de-
Abumlant lies 1th is assured when
there is good blood in the veins. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the medicine to maks
good blood. Begin taking it now. .It
it just what the system needs at tikis
time and will do you great good.
Sharpens the appetite, steadies the
nerves.
A
Shearing Seamm Near - "
Though the sheep shearing season
is not yet underway In Eastern Oregon
preparations for the work are being
made and in. some low lying localities
shearing will start very soon. In the
Yakima country shearing is underway
and the wool is said to be much heav
ier than in past seasons. H. Stanley
Coffin who has Just finished shearing
ll.OOfl head says that the wool has
averaged 12 pounds to the sheep
whereas sheept of this grade produc
ed only nine pound fleeces last sea
son. ,
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OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 5
l'r Colds, firlp or Influoiiji
and as a Preventive, take GROVE'S
Laxative RROMO QUININE, Tablets.
The genuine bears the signature of 1i
W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) I
JOc. Adv.
KDCCATIOXAL
TOOTH TALK
XO. 29.
Pyorrhea
It's not painful as a rule and that fact makes it all
the more dangerous. The signal lights oh this road to
this incurable disease are almost always very dim to the
the average person.
I'LL TELL YOU
. , . y
Let me see your mouth and I'll tell you just how bad Kt
I thing it is and how Pyorrhea should be treated. You
may have it and don't know it. Most people have it.
Consult i
Phone 507
Over
The Hub
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HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Appointments to Suit You
Taylor
Hardware Bdg. .
Pendleton, Ore.
if"
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r Universal 'Stoves &Fumaces
CIGARETTE
PI elgarstt has
tha Mm delicious
flavor Luky
Sir Ik. Daoaus
loieky&grikatstft
' toasted cigarette.
san Francisco. March 2S. (A.
P.) Francis Marion Smith, pictures
que western 'financial leader, one time
known as the "Borax King" is back on 1
his 'throne, his San Francisco friends
say, having recently purchased a new-
ly-diseorered Nevada mountain of
colemanlte, which is the base for bor
ax, v.;..,'-,
At the age of seventy two, his asso
ciates assert, the man who put fteath
valley on the mar) has "come back,"
after suffering ftnanclul reverses In,
lailroads and real estate, and again
controls the greater part of the earth's
borax production, . 1
Smith's new mountain contains, ac
cording to experts,' one of the largest
deposits of colemanlte. known. It Is!
some S.00O feet In length and Juts from
three to five hundred fleet above thej
surrounding Nevada hill counjtry.
The deposits is In the wild "Muddy
Mountain'' country of Clark County, J
Nevada, a little more than eighteen ,
miles from the main line of a rallroao j
running between Salt Lake City and.
Los Angeles. A spur track will be!
XTRA
SPECIAL
BUYS
Clarks O. X. T. Sewing
Cotton 5c
... 10c
ralnxilivc Soap ....
Star Brand Crochet
Cotton
Thin lead blown slicrblU,
sot of 8 for $2.50
15c
MERCHANDISE OF MERIT
THE BEE HIVE insists that all Merchandise which enters this Store
measures up to certain definite quality standards, whether the price be
high or whether it be low.
Everyone who makes a purchase at THE BEE HIVE has the absolute
assurance that he is getting, value received, for it is a merchandising princi
ple here that Quality Must be First.
The Merchandising problem which THE BEE HIVE has so successfully
solved is not one of merely merchandise; it is one of Meritorious Merchan
dise. ' ... - ' . . ' r,
If you did not get your
new spring hat in time
for Easter, and you are
still in the mood for a
new one it will more
than repay you to come
here and see our exten
sive line of flowers,
wreaths, braid, buck
ram frames, straw and
wire shapes. New ones
are arriving daily, the
quality will please you.
GIVE JOY
TO YOUR
POCKETBOOK
j. & p.
Cot to
Coats Crochet
ll.uiil painted china cups
and saucers 35c
Thin lead blown tumblers,
set of for Si50
We are agents for the
Perfectionette hair
net It is fully guar
anteed, and is very
satisfying to its many
users.
THE
BEEHIVE
"More for Less"
Pendleton
AtiKM'Y I'XHt
The Foot Kct Hosiery fi
wonieti, chililr. il awl Infanta,
We have built up a vrry
large hUAUieMt on tltiw line
and It Itaa proven to be more
than Mttsfa4ory to the nuuiy
wwrs that It Ium w la this
UregOn community.
built to the mine.