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DAILY EAST GREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1921.
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News Notes of Pendleton
May 6 County ichool Oruto
4 rlcal and Declamatory Content,
at high ichool auditorium.
May 7 County achool track
and field meet at Round-Up
rark.
May 11, 12, IS State Tarent
Teacher Association convention.
May 31, June 1 and 2 State
.convention of Oregon Federation
of Women'! clube,
June 14, 15, 10 State con-
ventlon of the O. A. R.
September 22, 23, 24 Annual
Pendleton Itound-Up.
Wchiim Won Ycslcrduy.
Pendleton and Weston uie the lend
ers In the Wheat Keleleutiue race us
a result of the first Ku,meH played
yesterday. Weston succeeded m put
tliiK Pilot nock down ttu ladder for a
defeats In a 5 to 2 gume ut Pilot Itock.
To Open May 15,
The formal opening of the ningham
Springe summer resort will he held
May 15 this year under the auspices
of the ICnstorn Oregon Auto club, Prc
viouk to the formal opening accommo
dations muy be obtained for pre-Hca-eon
visitors, It wns mild today. The
dining room service will begin May 1
according to a statement made by L.
A. Hulen, manager of the dining room
net-vice.
Iterorvo Hanker Hero.
Frederick Greenwood, malinger of
the Cortland branch of the Federal
Reserve bunk, win in Pendlnlon til
ling eoiiHiiliinii with local bankers on
business conditions. Hie visit here Ih
In connection with a tour he Is muk
lug over the eastern purt of the stnto.
He Ih gathering data on the liveHtock
and farming conditions In pnrtlculur.
(.'unforciMiu to llo llidd
Tho Hermlaton and Pilot kock
reglKtration Is closed. The "dates are
HermlHton, Muy 6 and 7; I'llot Itock,
May 11 und 12 and Weston, Muy 3
and 4.
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
525
Other Depts.
78 and 79
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
FENULETOV8 LRADING TORK
Use the Phones
Grocery, Two Phones
523
Other Depts.
78 and 79
School o He Held. I;
A dressmaking achool Ih to bo held :
at Riverside by Mm, F.dlth U. Van :
Deusen, home demonstration agent. It :
will bo held ut the J. II. I'orter home,;
and gingham dresses are to be made. J
They ;rcted fcprliiir.
Ten young tuen nf Pendleton en
joyed a "feed" and "greeted spring"
Saturday night at a parly that was
given by Glen Storle at Htorle's Upper
ranch. The men left early In the
evening and returned to Pendleton
after the party. Tho party Included
(ilen Kloric, Harold Urock, Nat Kim
ball, Kmle H"ylen. Pinkie Boylen, Jim
Howler, Cecil Colo. Tom Murphy, Dudy
.Mollner und Hurry Kuck.
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Arnold Koepke of Athena. Is the
only I'matllla county student In the
lint of those who will be graduiited ;
from the University of Oregon this
year. Ho Is a major In the school of
commerce.
We Are Back Again on the Good Old Solid
Ground of All Values for the Least.
IF YOU'LL NOTE CAREFULLY you'll find this store leads in VALUE GIVING the highest stand
aid goods only is offered for sale at the lowest possible prices. Do your shopping at this store you'll
find it pays in the end.
Itnlnfull .01 loch
Kulnfall last night and today totalled
.04 of an Inch, says Major l.ee'. Moor
house, official -weather observer. The
maximum today is 56 the minimum
3D and tho barometer registers mi. 50.
The weather Is fit 111 very unsettled.
RICH, CLEAN MORNING'S MILK
"Woodcock Spaghetti"
Differs from "Woodcock Macaroni" only in
the size of the strand. It is smaller in diame
ter. The basis of numberless dainty dishes.
Large 14 oz. package 35c.
"DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT"
' Ask for Recio Too!:.
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 East Court Street
FIIOM-S "101"
Private Eir-hangc Connects Itoth Department. ,
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IdniiI hlodciilH on Ouiinitlee,
Miss Helen Nelson and Halph Bur
gess, Pendleton .students at University
of Oregon, are active as members of
tho Junior prom committee for the an
nual junior week-end festivities at
University of Oregon, May IS, 19, 20
and 21.
Serre
W. 1 TIioniMoit Chosen
W. Ij. Thompson, formerly of Pen
dleton, now of Portland, Is vice presi
dent of the l2l Rose Festival Asso
ciation of Portland an 1 will direct the
"'nancial campaign for tho pageant.
He is chairman of the festival finance
committee.
It's a Hoy.
Mr. und Mrs. J. 3. liradley. 308
Hush street, are the parents of a husky
son born curly this morning. . The
youngster weighed In at eight and
one-half pounds, and his name Is
Klc hard Warren. Mother and son are
getting along nicely.
The White Alan's Firewater.
Hig Jim and Hill liamhart. both
Indiuns, picked up Saturday night by
I the police as drunks, received fines of
110 each in police court. Jim pain.
and Hill remained In the custody of
the city to satisfy the sentence ugalnst
him.
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TIME!
No, this is not a prize fight.
Just a reminder that you yet have TIME to take ad
vantage of the wonderful opportunity offered by the
HANSCOM'S JEWELRY STORE
Where you can buy at reduced prices anything from the
well selected Btock of
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Clocks,
Silverware, Etc.
The best is none too good. Gifts that last. Say it with
jewelry. Come in and talk it over with
Hanscom
HE KNOWS
Twillglit Ixatruo Oamo Tuesday.
The first regular game of the twi
light league schedule will he played
tomorrow evening at Round-Up park
when the Christian church team meets
the Kaptixt church aggregation. The
game wtll be called at 0 o'clock sharp
und there will be a small fee charged
to defray expenses. Some bright ama
teur talent Is expected to be seen at
the exhibition.
New- Job Work Nulcman
Roscoe Vaughn arrived this morning
from Portland to enter upon a position
with the East Oregonlan. Among oth
er duties he Will be a salesman in the
job work department. Before the war
Mr. Vaughan was clerk at the Hotel
Pendleton and following his return
'rum overseas he was with H. W. Col
lins. He has been living in Portland
for some time past.
Will Sioak At Tea
Mrs. Pidith G. Van Deusen, home
demonstration agent, will speak on nu
trition and child welfare at a tea to he
given In Perndale tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. K. P. Jensen. On Wed
nesday, Mrs. Van Deusen will hold a
dressform, school at Preewattr, on
Thursday a clothing school at River
side, and on Friday will meet with
Pilot Rock women to discuss the com
ing child conference.
F rench
2.50 and $3.00 Yd.
j 52 and 54 in. wide of fine
I French serge for dresses
i that can be pleated as the
styles now are. Back to old
time values and prices.
Broad Clotli
For sport coats, suits and
the like, of fered in a wide
range of colors $2.50 to $ 1.00
Tweed Suiting
I 54 inches wide for skirts.
I Yard. $2.50
1 40 in. Crepe de Chine
81.65
Comes in wide range of
colors. .
Taffetex 05c
A silk something like A, B,
I C silk, for underwear, etc.
White Organdie
For graduation dresses,
Yard 83c to $1.50
Lace Curtains $1 Pair
Worth more, but .we only
ask, pair $1-00
Cretonnes 50c Yd.
i Big line patterns and col-
i orings. Dress up the house
5 now with new curtains.
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Ithlp Bicycles From I'ortland.
W. K. O. Griger and J. H. Griger,
j brothers, arrtved lust night from Pot
land after a pleasant Journey made on
bicycles. They report the road be
tween here and Portland in excellent
condition with the exception of the
stretch between Jlosier und T'matilla
where work is now being done. One
of the brothers is a civil engineer, he
says, and the other is a railroad man.
They adopted a tour on bicycles as a
novel manner of looking for a Job.
Universal Coal and Wood
Range
BIG VALUE AT RIGHT PRICE
WHirt roRctum
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DROP DOOR
COMBINATION SMOKE L CHECK
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KEY PUTE TOP
OOUBLrOVENBACIRNKlUINUIIED
HITE P0RCEUIN DOOR FRONT
PORCELAIN
FLUE LINING
EAVY ASBESTOS
MILL BOARD
HEAVY POLISHED).
STEEL BODY
INSIDE PORCELAIN
OVEN DOOR LINING
PORCELAIN FLUE BOTTOM
CLEAN COT DO Oft'
A FULL LINE OF COMBINATION RANGES
BURNING GAS, COAL OR WOOD
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Inspct N'atatoriiim .
An Inspection of the nntatorhim was
made this morning by the committee
from the city council under whose
Jurisdiction the affairs of the pool are
managed. Some repairs and changrR
are anticipated, and the Inspection was
mnde to determine (he extent of work
lhat will he necessary. The com
mittee is headed by Chairman 11. C.
Ijiwrence and includes Councilmcn
Robert Simpson and Willard Bond
Mayor Hart man also accompanied the
committee on its trip of Inspection.
Survey Is Jlndo
J. C. Kuhns, I'matllla. forest super
visor, and U. A. Itottcher. assistant,
returned yesterday from Duncan
where they were in chnrpe of a sor-
Long Cloth
Nainsook .......
Lyk Linen
Colored Voiles .
Colored Flaxon
White Poplin . .
Wash Skirting .
. 25c to 50c
. . 25c to 65c
, . . . 40c, 65c
, . 50c to 95c
25c
50c. 65c
50c to $1.50
Shetland Floss
25c Ball
Many good colors. ,
Huck Towels 25c
Big sizes, fteavy weight.
Cotton Flannel
15c Yd.
CANTON FLANNEL
15c YD.
Outing Flannel
20c Yd.
White and colors.
Indian Head
36 and 54 inches wide.
Yard 25c and 50c
Percales 25c
t Good heavy weight, neat
patterns, light and dark.
Dress Ginghams 25c
Plain colors, plaids and
stripes. Very best quality.
Apron Ginghams 13c
Black, blue and brown
check. Best quality.
Colored Sateen 50c
Women's SDk Hose $1.50.
Women's Lisle Hose ". . .' v . 50c
Women's Cotton Hose ....,25c
Women's Colored Lisle Hose 65c, 85c
Children's Hose 45c to 65c
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Children's Sox 25c to $1.00 -: s
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vev alone the forest boundary. They
report a light snowfall and say that
snow fell in several of the higher alti
tudes during the past few days.
TiB'crs Arc Defeated
The Tendleton Tigers went down to
defeat at the hands of the Tasco Base
ball Team yesterday in a game in the
neighboring city. The scere was 10
to 3.
TVdio Wins frmii Stanflclil.
Kcho got more hits and more runs
!r 'the game with Stnnfieid Sunday
'vhich was placed at Echo, the final
score beicp 6 to 5. Thirteen hits were
i.c tuircd by Echo to 7 for Stanfield.
Issue Writ of Attachment.
A writ of attachment has been Is
sued against C. O. Harrison by Sher
iff Houser on a claim by the First
Bliiik of Tllot Rock. The attachment
ni plies real estate.
Loot Out. Jack!
Universal Stoves &Fumm
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JOHNNY BULL IS
TAKING HIS CENSUS
LONDON", April 23. Jvnn Cull will
number his household tomorrow and
Sunday evening will find Father John
Citizen fillinjf up census forms enu
merating and describing those who
spend the night of April 24-25 under
his roof.
Eleven million census schedules
have been distributed by 3S,00fl offi
cial enumerators, and they provide for
households ranging in size from ten
to seventy. A dozen questions have to
be answered in respect of each per
son. The classifying and tabulating of
the returns will take a spec!al staff of
500 not less than two years.
The Army. Navy and Air Force will
lie numbered separately, unit com
manders actins as enumerators.
At the last census, 1911, the popl
lation of Great Britain was 45.370,530,
divided as follows: England and
Wales, 3,0i0,492; Scotland, 4,760,905;
Ireland, 4,390,219. and smaller islands,
14S,91i! The value of the Irish cen
sus at this time is problematical, as
I Sinn Fein has ordered that it be boy-Icotted.
KAIMEHS- I5SK TWO.
SEATTLE, April 25. (A. P.) Se
attle and Sacramento and Sacramento
played to 14 orm neuple here Sunday
If Tea Han Hark Arhe
or If you are subject to dull pains In the
head, dizziness, nervousness, are lan
guid and feel tired all over, gel a psck
asre of the old reliable remedy. Mother
Gray's AROMATIC-LEAF, the pleasant
Medicinal Tea. We have many testi
monials. As a gentle laxative It has
no equal. Ask for Mother tiray's Aromatic-Leaf
at druggists or sent by msil
nr 0 cts. Sample FKEE. Address.
Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. T.
afternoon, Sacramento winning both
hard-fought games, the first 5 to I
and the second, a 12-inning game, 1
to 1. Both were pitching duels with
Gearj-, Prough and Faeth twirling ex
cellent ball in the extra inning con
test. Seattle won the series, four
games to three. v
rOUGHS
Apply over throat and chest
swallow small ruecea of
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Vapo Rub
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DR. C H. DAY '
Phjaictaa and S urgent!
Osteopatb
Kooma 21 and 25 Smith-Crawforl
Building.
Telaohnna T04 Htm. T4-H
' "KID" LAVIGNB
"Kid" Lavlgne has, a punch
Georges Carpenllor will turpriso
Jack Dcmpsey whim they meet In a
title bout It has been 20 years oince
Lavigne. former lightweight cham
pion, engaged In a title bout. Hu" i
lie alill has confidence la bis juu .
incut of crupjcra
THESE ARE
ADVANTAGEOUS
BUYS
Pui-ses, Canteens,
Party Boxes, all of the
best of leather and
workmanship, sel 1 i n g
for just one-half price.
tIIand made choco
lates, all flavors, very
special at 50c per lb.
Dolls. Teddy Bears,
all selling at one half
price.
Cut Grass Flower
Baskets. New cuttings.
You will like these
pricess. ranging from
50c to $2.50.
Correct Glassware at
Correct Prices.
Ye are fortunate
enough to be able to of
fer you complete assort
ment of Star Cut and
Grape Cut Glassware.
Every item that you
could want, at very at
tractive prices.
I IS
now
Everything else being equal PRICE
is the final determining factor that gov
erns the purchase of any article. Ideal
izing this fact we endeavor to make the
prices found at the
BEE HIVE
Store the lowest possible and consistent
with successful merchandising endeavor.
Kvery business concern must have a cer
tain reasonable profit to exist and vol
ume of business has much to do with
this. People are realizing daily that for
this reason our prices run below the av
erage. FIND THIS OVT FOR YOURSELF.
I'UtST QUALITY GLASSWARE AT
SJX OM) II N1 1U51CKS
We have just received 16 barrels of
glassware that we are going to offer at
the very special price of lc each article.
This assortment includes large glass
howls, water pitcher, cream and sugar
sets, celery trays, tall flower vases, and
many other articles. Don't pass this by.
VI aiways pet my money s worth at
The Pee Hive" is a common expression
heard on all sides. Something else be
sides business friendship causes this re
mark and that something is our ability
IX) S.VVK YOU MO.XKY
THE BEE HIVE
"More for Iss"'
PFAIU.FTOX
OUEGOX
SNAPS YOU
CANNOT AFFORD
TO PASS UP
Soutache Braid, 15.
Hair Nets. 2 for 25c,
$1.25 per dozen. Buy
by the dozen and see
the saving you make.
Sewing Cotton, 5c
Rick Rack Braid, 2
for 25c (This is not a
cheap leader.)
When In neeI of granite
ware dont fail to come here
first for we will save you
money on every article. That
is our reputation on all goods,
and we wont fail you on this
one.
We have in stock the
most complete and larg
est stock of popular
priced dinnerware that
can be found in Eastern
Oregon.
Strictly Made in Am
erica Good.
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