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.Afezetf Notes of Pendleton
CALKNDAlt OP EVENTS
Maroh 81, University of Ore
Ron Women' ales Club, at hlish
school auditorium under man
agement of Pendleton alumni.
April 7 to 15 Annual Clean
I'p week.
May ( County school Orato
rloal and Declamatory Content,
at high achool auditorium.
May 7 County ' school track
and field meet at' itound-Up
I'ark.
May 11 to 14 State Parent
Teacher Association convention.
, May 31, June 1 and 2 State
convention of Orenon Federation
of Women'a clubs.
September 22, 23. 21 Annual
Pendleton. Round-Up.
W'll At'di O.nu'iilloii
City Superintendent It. 13. lnlow and
W, VV. Oreon, county superintendent
of achools, are leaving tonlKht for
Kpokane to attend the Inland Umpire
touchers association gathering. The
convention will laHt for three duys.
J, V. Hell Here.
J. P. Hell, of Echo, l hi the city for
medical treatment. He had a relapse
recently but In doing nicely now.
To He Musical IHmtor
Miss Kugcnla McNauKhten of ,the
pulilic schools of McMlnnvllle haa been
designated a supervisor of muMlc at
the summer normal extension course
to 'bo given here for six weeks iturting
on June 27. Kuporliiteiulent lnlow
who In to direct the. Hummer achool In
receiving many Inquiries concerning
the corn-He and 1h of the belief the at
tendance this year will bo much heav
ier than hurt summer.
Will llulld (iarnire J
A permit for the construction of a
garage to cost $200 has been taken but
by 1. T. Fleucken, of 416 Grant street.
Mrs. Ktockcr In Hospital
Mi h. Clara. Blocker is In fit. Anth
ony' hoHpltat where she underwent a
minor operation this morning. Khe I"
convalescing, nicely.
In In iToowalor.
I.. J. Allen, of O. A. C, boys and
bIiIh' club worker, 1a jri Krocwaler to
day conferring with P. L. Jessup,
Binlth-Hughea teacher.
On Wrong Side of Stmt
A fine of $2 wiu Impound todny by
Judge FluOeruld on J. II. 'Luck for
being caught with hla car parked on
the wrong aide of a afreet
Fruit Crop to lie Heavy
Up In the eaat end of the county
they are confidently ' expecting the
largest fruit crop In the history of that
iiim'iei, n Mnnel Friedlv who wa
in the Milton-Freewater country yes
terduy. Thoro has been no damage
whatever to the fruit thua far and the
acaaon has grown no lute that grower
are hopeful they will be able to eaeape
anv serious- dumuee. The proHpoets
nt thla time are good with reaped to l)n-e
all classes of fruit. I
Twenty Tractors TcNtcd
Twenty tractors were tested by W. J.
(lllmore, O. A, C. farm mechanics pro
tensor,: and Fred fiennlon, founty
agent, during the past few day. Re
sults will be announoed later. Mr. Cill
inore left yesterday for Corvalila.
Walch I Given.
A Sao cold watch, the scornd prize
In the HaiiHcnm Jewelry Store content,
wa won by II. E. Ijewls, of Adam,
who held the lucky number, j2, the
third number1 drawn. The second
number was not presented In the given
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Payment of Account
THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH IS THE SAME
1 AS CASH AT "101"
Call our office and cfren an account for April
arid take adantage of our 30 day credit service.
We are sure you will like "101"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street
phonics "ioi"
Private Exchange Connect ltoth Department.
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lrovc I'Yoni Portland
(!. A. Barr, secretary of the Pen
dleton Commercial Association, la at
hla post again today after having driv
en up from Portland, accompanied by
Mrs. liarr and their daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Barr have apartment In the
Security Apartment building and arc
now awaiting the arrival of their furniture.
Gifts for
The Graduate
Now is the time to select your graduating gifts, ,
even though it is early but while you can save money
you can buy almost two articles for what you can buy
one elsewhere and of the highest grade jewelry. We
are sacrificing every article in pur stock. Come in and
get our prices.' . '
The largest stock of diamonds watches, clocks,
jewelry, pearls, ivory cigarette cases, wrist watches,
cut glass in eastern Oregon in which to make your se
lection. ,
DON'T DELAY COME NOW
Every article carries our guarantee
HansconVs Jewelry Store
Phone S29J
Hotel Pendleton Block
Farmer Will Meet, 1
Umatilla county wheat grower will
meet Friday night at the Commercial
association rooms to hear the opinion
of 8. R, Thompiron and S. J. Culley re.
garding the grain1 marketing plan of
the Committee of Seventeen. Mr.
Thompson and Mr. Culley heard the
plan at the Spokane convention when
they attended as county Farm llureau
delegate.
nrntljcr of local Man Ixk-h.
Thomas Robertson received word
today of the death of hla brother, An
drew Hoberteon, who died on Sunday
at the age of 54 In Phoenix. Arizona.
Mr. Hobertt.on'i home was In Port
land where the funeral is being held
today. He Is survived by the local
man, and a sister, Miss Robertson, for
merly of Pendleton. The deceased
was born In Scotland.
Will to Cent Shine Itrturn
New from Portland that various
bootblack stands in that city have re
duced the price of shines from 15 cents
back to the old charge of 10 cents i
causing speculation a to whether the
10 cent shine will soon return in Pen-
dleton. A Portland story la that the
bootblack union In Portland still In-1
slst upon the IS cent charge but that
many stands have reduced the price
and are accordingly getting the busi
ness.
To Lock Postoffloo I.obby
The Secretary of the Treasury, who
control the management of the Pen
dleton postofflce building, ha ordered
the doors of the lobby to be locked
each night at 9:30 p. m. In order "to
better safeguard the property of the
Government." The first order was to
lock the building at 9:00 p, m. on week
night and at 6:00 p. m. on Sundays,
but Postmaster Cronln prevailed upon
the Secretary to extend the closing
hour to 9:30 p. m. for all nights. A
letter box will be placed in front of
the building for patrona who desire to
mall letters after the building I clos
ed, and the only person who will be
inconvenienced will tie box renters.
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phonca
Other Dcpls.
78 and 79
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
rEKDLETO.vs tF-Annra "tore
Use the rnonc
Grocery, Two Phone
Olhr Dopts.
73 and 79
HAND MADE BLOUSES
- Beautifully designed blouses of best materials,
trlmed real filet laces, several different styles.
' - 85.95 TO $7.50
DE BEVOISE BRASSIERES
THAT BEAUTJFY.
You want pretty materials and dainty styles in
your brassieres of course, but most of all, you want
the correct figure lines that fashion requires.
De Bevoise Brasssieres are designed in many dif
ferent types, each scientifically proportioned to suit
individual figures. Prices 75c to $7.50
THESE NEW
SPRING
VOILES .
Make Lovely Dresses,
50c Yard.
There is an air of
freshness, a suggestion
of youth about a dainty
voile dress that is
charming. These voiles
are, inexpensive and de
veloped in exclusive pat
terns of unusual beauty
in the season's newest
colorings and combina
tions. See how nicely these
materials drape and
how little it takes to
make a smart dress.
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NOVEL SPRING NECKWEAR
All the shell like tints of a spring dawn are re
flected in the novel new modes in neckwear. Shown
in the many new styles which will add much to the
looks of your dress or suit. Have a look at them.
Priced from 73c to $5.00.
VELOUR AND BROADCLOTH FOR
SPORT COATS
Just the right weight and in the shades you wish ;
50 to 56 inches wide; all wool $2.50 to $4.50
LIEUTENANT COURTS
GIRL; GETS MONEY
THEN DISAPPEARS
PORTLAND, March 29. (A. P.)
Robert Douglas, a former lieutenant
In the spruce division, at Vancouver,
was sentenced to 13 months on Mo
Neil's island by the , federal court,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses from an O. A. c gin.
Douglas is alleged to have courted the
girl and obtained uji her. coUfge
money amounttni? to J750. lie then
disappeared. His home is In War
saw, Ind.
Universal Coal and Wood
Range
BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE
WHirt nRfCum
WUSHClt IACK
PATENTED JUUUSTASU
SIIDIN6 OVEN SAMPER
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RAFT I POKER 0OOR
REMOVAtir DUPLEX (RATES
MACHINE FACED
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DAMPER
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KITE PORCELAIN D00P FRODT
PORCELAIN
FLUE LININS
EAVY ASBESTOS
. MILL BOARD
HEAVY POLISHID.
STEEL BODY
INSIDE PORCELAIN
OVEN DOOR UNINC
PORCELAIN FLUE BOTTOM
CHAN OUT DOOR'
J tribute; universal
A FULL LINE Of COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
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Max Join Cirower
The Milton Fruit Growers Union will
probably Join the Oregon Growers, big
state fruit growers association, says
Fred Bennion, county agriculture
airent who was In. the east end of the j
county yesterday. C I. Lewis, or
ganising manager and R. C. Paulus.
hales manager, met with fruit growers ,
yesterday and will meet with business;
men of Milton-Freewater tonight. The j
Oregon Growers control the majority ;
of the fruit in the valley and Venat-
chee growers recently decided to Join, j
H la probab.le that the same sales,
agency would be used for all North-!
west fruit. Mr. Bennion says that the!
fruit crop prospects are good and that :
the peaches and apricots are in bloom, I
and cherries budding. Sodium nitrate1
Is being applied to the trees a the re- j
suit of demonstrations made Inst year
through the Umatilla. Farm Bureau.
To GEr
Our
MONEY'S
Worth
But the slump In buying,
out of which we are emerg
ing, has not' been without it
usefulness. It ha sobered us
after our fling at reckless
spending, and brought us
back to the good old practice
ot demanding our money s
worth.
As a nation, we have been
accused of being careless
spenders. Perhaps we are--at
times. We have not, been
taught by hard necessity, the
. till meaning of .thrift.,
Yet the fact remains that
we are the most skilled shop
pers in the world. We waste
less time at shopping, and do our
buying with more intelli
Cence, than any other people.
We know how to make a dol
lar do Its full duty when we
sot our mind to it.
none who can compare with
her for a broad knowledge of
merchandise. On almost
every commodity one couid
mention, from cake flours to
curtuins for her living room,
the has Ideas ideas that aid
her skill In buying.
Catarrh
She knows prices she
studies them diligently in the
advertisements.
Better still, she knows
VALUES. It is difficult to
fool her In these days on the
quality one has a right to ex
pect in a bottle of catsup.
She knows what makes for
durability in a rug. She has
ood taste with respect to
furniture and personal attire.
This is not to jride . our
selves on a superior trading
ii.stinct. European peoples
could teach us much on this
score. But our shopping
METHODS are superior.
She Knows
Slump Is Over
Cake to Curtains
Careless Spenders
Americans Do Read
AN EDITORIAL
ON SHOPPING
SUIT HAS BEEN FILED
AGAINST ETHERIDGE TO
CANCEL NATURALIZATION
PORTLAND, March 29. Fraud In
procurement of citizenship papers
charged against John Lndbrooke Eth
erlilge, ex-president of Morris Broth
ers, a bankrup bond house, in a suit
to cancel his naturalization was filed
by United States Attorney Humph
reys In the federal court. The action
was ordered by Attorney General
liyugherty of Washington.
It la a signlficent fact that
Americans read more and
better advertising than do
the people of any other na
tion. And advertising has
formulated our buying habits.
It has given us a short cut
to INTELLIGENT BUYING.
Some ninety per cent of all
the buying for homes, in this
country, is done by women..
The American woman Is a
voracious reader of adveVtls
ii.g. And In all the ' realm
of civilized people there are
Advertising has helped her
In all this. It has taken her
behind the scenes shown
htr how merchandise is
made, and set for her a
STANDARD of value.
It Is not to be wondered at,
therefore, thatj advertising
has come to be more and
more a shopping guide. It is
cur best protection against
goods of uncertain quality
cur best assistance in seeing
to it that we get our money's
worth.
We ere a nation ot, skilled
shoppers, because we have a
system for buying with our "
eyes open. When we squan
der, we do so wilfully and
perversely.
Today we are demanding
our money's worth.
This is a good sign. For.
Catarrh Is a local disease greatly In fin
anced by constitutional conditions.
HALL'S CATAKKH Mt.ilICINB is a
Tonic and blood Purifier. By cleansing
the blood and building up the System,
tlALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE restore
normal conditions and allow Nature to
4o Its work.
All Druggists. Circular free.
F. t. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio.
not how much, but how wise
ly one fpends determines the
'posperlty of any individual.'
" And the same thing holds
true for a whole nation of In
SLOAN'S GOESRiGHT
TOTIIE AClIITiG SPOT
Yoa can Just teU by Its healthy,
stimulating odor, that it is
going to do you good
THOUSANDS of men and women,
when the least little rheumatic
"crick" assails them, have Sloan's
Liniment handy to knock it out. . Pop
ular over a third of a century ago far
more popular today.
That's because it is so wonderfully
' helpful in relieving external aches and
pains sciatica, lumbago, backache,
neuralgia, overstrained muscles, stilt
joints, weather exposure results. A
little is all that is necessary, for it soon
penetrates icitkotst rubbing, to the Bora
spot. No muss, no stained skin.
All druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
aAAi.a.tiJ. Ll lenenrJ
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The public is beginning to
buy more freely. It lis be
thankful. This will renew
business activities and make
better times for all of us.
Instant
Postum
instead of coffee I
DELICIOUS
ECONOMICAL
AND
BETTER FOR YOU
"There's a Reason
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XTRA
SPECIAL
BUYS
Clarks O. X. T. Sowing
Cotton 5c
I'nlinollve Soap UK
Star Itrand I'rtMlict
Cotton 15c
Thin Icail blown sbcrbits
set of e for $2.50
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 Merchandise.
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. Coats Crochet
Ctiltun . 13c
il.iiul palntnl china cup
ami saucers 35c
Thin !cn! blown tunillTH,
set of for $2.50
We are agents for the
Perfectionette hair
net. It is fully guar
anteed, and is very
satisf ying to its many
users.
THE
BEE HIVE
"More for Less"
Pendleton
Af;i:NCY ixiii
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Wo have built np a very
largo Ni-Jm-rvH mi thlx line
ami It Invs rv ii to ho nntro
than satlfmiorf to tin- nwny
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UregOn mmnmiilly.
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