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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1921.
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News Notes of Pendleton j
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CALENDAR OF EVENT!
April 7 to ID Annual Clean
Up week.
May 6 County school Orato
rical and Declamatory Contest,
at hitch school auditorium.
May 7 County achool track
and field , meet at Hound-Up
I'ark.
, Muy 81 June 1, 2 unl 3 State
Teacher Association convention.
May 31, June 1 and 2 mate;
convention of Orciron Federation
of Women's club.
September 22, 23. --Annual
Pendleton Round-l'p. - .
Traffic Offindirs Miicd.
In the Justices' court nt Adams to
day four traffic law offender were
fined 35 each by the Justice, all the
canes having been brought by Traffic
Officer Lyday. Those fined were J.
r. Bnyder, Weston, for switching a li
cense; Nancy Dickson, no operator's
liceiu; C. O. Htunnper, no operator's
license, and Jane Doe f be.'ns; under
age. ') .
Allu-na j I oiiio Hold
Air. ami mis. Army uoinrocK nave
purchased the Walker home at Athena
and will' take possession within the
next few days.
Hoy ffc-oiits to Mevt.
Members of I'utrol No. 1, Pendleton
Hoy Hoouts, will receive their new uni
forms at a meeting to be held tonight
at the Presbyterian church. I'utrol
No. 2 will meet at the city hall at the
same hour.
Iti-MHws Old Position.
Cotton ITotinmli, well known here
as a grocery salesman, who has been
ranching, has returned to his old em
ployment as a member of the sales
force of the ttanltary grocery on Court
street.
Ioirion Will Moot.
The Amerlcnn Legion, Pcndlujon
post, will meet thin. evening at 3 p. in.
In the county library. Among the
matters to be discussed Is the bonus
bill. I'. L. Idleman, commander, will
preside.
ceived news this morning of his ap
pointment to the statu board of denial
examiners by (Governor Hen W. ' Ul
cott. The appointment Is for four
years. Other dentists appointed me
Dr. 71. F.'Hchmltt, Dr. W. H. McMillan,
Dr. F. H. llolllstcr, all of 1'ortlaiid, Dr.
James II. Miller, of Eugene, and Dr.
W. Walker, of lirants Pass.
.Now Plant in lly. '
A new carpet und rug cleaning es
tablishment to be known as the Elec
tric Carpet Cleaning Co., has been
founded in Pendleton by W. K. Cran
shaw, at 416 Ann street. The plant
will bo open for business tomorrow.
Mr. Cranshaw claims for his estab
lishment the lutust device Hi rug
cleaning. '
Dr. Hill Appointed.
Dr. David 11., Hill, local dentist, re-
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Your Eyes Are Valuable!
Protect them. They are "the windows of the
soul" and should always be bright and healthy.
s The windows of our market are the eyes of our
institution. Look deep into, them, see the thor
oughness and care used in4 selecting the foods that
are fit for you and yours to feaf. We love to please
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Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Stfeet
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Terry Now KulcKiiutu.
L. J. Terry, of Iji 1 ramie, has ac
cepted a position as tiavetliigwalesman
for Sylvan U. Conn, wholesale dealer
In men's furnishing and will have n
his territory the Y.'iklina valley anJ
the Wallowa country, including La
Grande. Mr. Terry succeeds Frank
f.nrHfh. fiirmprlv rif Iho J. f TVnneV
store, and recently employed by Mr.
Cohn. Mr. Carsoh left yesterday for
New York to remain permanently. His
parents reside in that city.
Will llulld a Garage,
Penland Pros, will erect a garage at
221 High street to cost J.1H0, the per
mit for the building being secured to
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 ana of the highest grade jewelry. We
are sacrificing every article in our stock. Come in and
tret our prices. ,
The largest stock of- diamonds watches, 'docks,
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
Hanscom's- Jewelry Store
Phone 329J
Hotel Pendleton Block
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Many (Stolon Cars Iti-portcd
.Reports received almost daily at the
police station Indicate a wave of auto
ihlevery over the went. Nearly evefy
mall brings a long list of cars stolen
In various parts of Oregon, California
and Washington.
School at .Villa nd Also
Superintendent H. E. Inlow whs re
'urned this miming from a normal
vhiiol conference at Salem says action
was taken Saturday by the State nor
mal school authorities to hold a sum
mer extension session at Ashlandthis
itimmer. The course at Ashlandwill
be similar to the course to be held In
Pendleton.
Dr. Fulton VtnX Coupe
News from Milton this morning Ib
that-Dr. &. A. Fulton was awarded the
Ford coupe offered by the American
Legion post at Milton. There were a
number of Contestants for the coupe
and interest In the contest extended to
Pendleton. Dr. Fulton Is a Walla Wal.
la man.
11. Alexander Injured
H. Alexander, retired Pendleton
businessman who has been spending
the winter In Portland, was the victim
of a painful but not serious accident
recently. While stepping from his
apartment he fell and broke the fourth
finger of his left hand. Mr. Alexander
was Intending to como to Pendleton
but the accident has delayed his visit.
Snow Changes lutsclmll (Mine
Owing to the fact snow was two
Inches deep at Helix yesterday the an
ticipated gamo between Helix and
Atulia was played at Alalia instead of
the former place. The game was
originally scheduled for Helix but a
snow storm Intervened.
X. P. Officials arc Hero
A party of Northern Pacific offi
cials consisting of James Shannon, su
perintendent, Harry Rupple, division
road master and Charles Selch, local
roadmastcr. Is here today.
4Vrlhcr Is Colilor
A decided change In the weather is
noticeable, the temperature being con
siderably lower today. The maximum
is 53 and the minimum 28, while the
barometer registers 29.70. Yesterday
was more like autumn than spring and
flurries of snow fell In the afternoon.
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Other Depts.
78 and 79
QUALITY
SERVICE.
PEWOLETON'g LEADING TORB
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Othar Depts.
78 and 79
French Serge
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54 Inches wide and of the BEST QUALITY, price
considered. Offered in the most wanted shades.
Use these French serges to make up those dresses
which are so popular now. The yd. $2.50 and $3.00
NARROW BELTS 25c TO 81.50
Use a narrow belt with that dress, coat or sweat
er as it gives a real finishing touch you want. We
have a, big stock of narrow belts of all kinds, colors
and sizes. " .
APRON GINGHAMS 18c
Best quality Apron Ginghams of brown, blue and
black checks. . .
GEORGETTE CREPE $2.00 YD.
Offered in a wide range of colors. 20 shades of
blue, other shades in proportion. We can match
most any color you wish. Georgette Crepes are ex
cellent for spring and summer waists. The quality
we offer is of the best. .
NEW AND NOVEL NECKWEAR
75cTOS5.00
Rich soft effects in
the new rolling collars zT
designed to wear with TXS?-i iJr-Ss
spring suits and dresses. Vi "A't
Many in lauderable fab- i 'XjuS- Hfl
rics of unusual beauty
and styles.
PARASOLS
In colors and patterns to contrast pleasingly witn
one's costume and to set off one's complexion as
well as protect it. A pleasing range of prices $2.50
to $13.00.
FLOUR SACKS
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Another big lot of damaged flour sacks for you.
Offered in two sizes, 49 and 98 lbs., put up 6 to" the
bundle. .' ,
Small size, good, each . . 7c-
Small size, bad, each . 4c
Large size, good, each s. ..... . 10c
Large size, bad, each .'. 7c
BETTER THAN CAL0W1EL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are the
result of Dr. Edwards' determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For 17 years he used
these tablets fa vegetable compound
mixed with olive oil) in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
does but have no bad after effects. No
pains, no gripinE, no injury to the
gums or danger from acid foods yet
thev stimulate the liver and bowels.
Take Dr. Edwards' Olive' Tablets
when you feel "logy" and "heavy."
Note how they clear londad brain and
perk up the spirits. 15c and 30c a box.
Universal Coal and Wood
Range
BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE
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DAMPER
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lIlfOVER SACIPOKOAUIUIIED
HUE PORCELAIN DOOR TROUT
PORCELAIN
flue LINING
EAVY ASBESTOS
MILL BOARD
HEAVY POllSHtO.
STEEL BODY
INSI0E PORCELAIN
OVEN DOOR LININC
P0KELAIN FLUE BOTTOM
V, CllAM OUT DOOR
A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
HiiL MfStoves &Fumaces Ml
Guard Halls to bei Placrd
iuard rails are to be plneed at vari
ous places on the hlKhway from Echo
to Pendleton, from rendleton to Cah
Wiao Hill and from Pendleton to Pilot
Uork, according to word rerelved from
It. H. Italdock, divlnion engineer. Vin
ton Robinson, of the state hlKhway de
partment, has lieen ordered to make
estlmntcs repnrdlng the work so that
the state highway department can
award the contracts.
ClaAifs to I So Conducted
Mrs. Edith O. Van Ieusen, home
demonRtration' airenl, will conduct
dresHninkinsr school in Stnnfield Tues
day and Wednesday to teach how to
ninko gingham dresses. he will also
teach how to miike flrcless cookers
and the owner will become a home
demonstration leader in the conimun
tt On Thursila Mrs. VanDeusen
will conduct a hut and dress making
school In Columbia. Plans are also
being mnde for the child welfare con
ference in May.
If'iliiinjr Oratorical Contests
At the Lincoln school oratorical On
t efts are being held by the various
grades from the third to the eighth to
select contestants for the building con
test to be heid soon at which winners
will lie chosen to represent the school
in the c!ty contest lo be held about the
middle of April. The winners In the
contests tV.is ':renoon at , Lincoln
school were third grade. Prudence
Uruy, Amy Elizabeth Aldrich and
Enijly Isaacs; fourth grades, Fred
Uennian, Knlph Penland, and Dorothy
Fortier; ttventh grade, James Hill,"
Dear. Er.vin and Mildred Ebrel. The
contests for the other grades at Lin
coln arc being held this afternoon.
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Fod ltoiiiilon Dt'iMirta,
Fred Kennion, county ngriculture
agent, left Saturday night for Chicago
to represent the Farm Bureau at the
national convention of the united farm
organizations of America, when plans
will be adopted for co-operative mar
keting of wheat. The meeting Is to
be held April 6 and is to be attended
by representatives from all over the
United States. Umatilla county far
mers have given no real endorsement
of the co-operative plan as outlined Ay
the famous Committee of Seventeen,
but many growers have expressed
themselves in favor of it. S. J. Cul
ley and S. It. Thompson, who attended
the 'district meeting in Spokane, be
lieve that' the plan is feasible.
HAYS' AID
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New Victor Records
April 1921
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Aida Ritorna vincitor Lutfy Isabelle Marsh
Aida O patria mia ' Lucy Isabelle Marsh 55135- 12 $1.50
Hush-a-Bye, Baby Mine Elsie Baker
Mammy Dear Elsie Baker 45241 10. 1.00
; Carry Your Cross With a Smile Homer Rodeheaver ' '
Tell Me the Story of Jesus Homer Rodeheaver 18720 10 .85
My Mammy Peerless Quartet
Underneath Hawaiian Skies Albert Campbell-Henry Burr 18730 10 .85
Look for the Sijver Lining Edna Brown-Charles Harrison
Wandering Home Helen Clark-Charles Hart' 18731 10 .85
She Gives Them All the Ha! Ha! Ha! Billy Murray
Stop! Look! Listen American Quartet 18732 10 .85
Valse Erica Rudy Weidoeft '
Saxophobia ' Rudy, Wiedoeft 18728 10 .85
DANCE RECORDS ' - -
Home Again Blues Medley Fox Trot ' '"
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
Crazy Blues Fox Trot , Original Dixieland Jazz Band 18729 10 .85
RoseNightingale Medley Fox Trot All Star Trio
Tip Top Medley One-Step Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 18735 10 .85
I Never Knew Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Do You ever Think of Me? Medley Fox Trot
; Whiteman and His Orch. 18734 10 - .85
Bright Eyes Medley Fox Trot - .
Paul Whiteman and His Orch. ..
Love Bird Medley Fox Trot
Paul White man and His Orch. 18735 10 .85
Sallv Medley Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra
Lady Billy Medley Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 35706 1? 1.35
RED SEAL RECORDS
Just a Little House of Love - Sophie Braslau 64937 10 1.25
Serenata Enrico Caruso 88628 12 1.75
Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2 Part 1
Beau Soir .
Alfred Cortot 74670 12
Giuseppe De Luca
.... Beniamino Gigli
-Miss Louise Homer
Dr. Hubert Work. Colorado. G.
O. P. national committeeman and
president of the American Medical
Association, kas bean appointed
first assistant postmaster general
Gioconda Cielo e Mar '
Oh Morning Land Mme. Homer-
O Cease Thy Singing, Maiden Fair
John McCormack-Fritz Kreisler
Samson et Dalila Bacchanale Philadelphia Orchestra
Study from "The Children's Corner" m Rachmaninoff
Munasterio s " Titta Ruffo
The Merchant of Venice E. H. Sothern-Julia ' Marlowe
Gagliarda Toscanini and La Scale Orchestra
"Serenade Efrem Zimbalist
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