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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1921)
PAGE HIRES TEN PAGES DAILY EAST CfcSGONIAN, PENDLETON, OftSaOff, FEIPAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1021, a U j j..uJi-ii.li;i..ttua lAfetetf Notes of Petidletdn CALENDAR Or STENTS My I County school Orato rical and Declamatory Contest, M high school auditorium. May 7 County achool track and flald inset at Round-Up I'ark. . . . May 8 Mothers' I)y May 11, 13, 18 mate Parent Teacher Association convention. May II, June 1 and 2 State convention of Oregon Federation of Women'! clubs. ' 3une i and 4 Twenty-ninth Annual Dourer f'lcnlo; June )i, 16, 18 Btate con Vention of the O. A. it. September 11, IS, 24 Annual PeiuUat Hound-Up. (Slim Aro lllatrlbiitt-d ' Bhlnlng metal signs,, showing the tHple "A" of the American Automobile Association jiurrounded by the words, "Eastern Oregon Auto Club" are being dlHtrlbuted today to member of the club. The signs, which are attractive in denlgn are to bo placed on automo Vile radiator. an ! mu n m , ,', Ml Kelly to Arrlio Mlaa ICnther Kelly, new social service worker employed by the L'mullllu county nod Crosa, will arrive here Bat. ur,day from Portland. MIh Kelly has hud several yi-urn experience In nodal vorvlce work and will be the official service worker, for the various charlt alle organization of Pendleton, which have designated the Red Cms ob the clearing house for charitable, work. . Tw lllitlit (;ino Tlo The C'hrlHtlnni and the Indians, flaying the second game In the twi- light league schedule lut night at Ilound-l'p park, were unnble to de. clde the Issue. ' After aillvcly conteat Which went 'four . lnnlnpi, darkness ended the fight with neither team hav- Ing an advuntnge. ; The iicoro was i to 4, and tho tie will have to he played off later, The next game of the league will be between Helix and the BaptlitU Tuesday evcnlngnC Round-l'p park, lload In IUid Shane 1 Brneat Crockatt,. secretary of the Kimtern Oregon. Auto Club, returned yesterday after Investigating road con dition!, from Pendleton 'to La Grande, lie sums matte"r up a follows: Pen- I -101101-101101101101101-101101 o I . '1 RICH, CLEAN MORNING'S MILK .. One-O-One Service 'TIS OUR AIM TO PLEASE YOU ' To do this we rtut give you what you want at a prico fair to you and to ourselvea. We sll Portland HoUum Bread becauuke peo ple want it and ask for it. We aell Pendleton made bread alao - in both Vize'a 10c, 3 for 25c, and 13c, 2 for 25c. The decuion U up to you, you are the one to be pleated. ' " -,.-,',..-: We believe in Pendleton and Pendleton made product. : . .-.w-itro. , 1 YOU CAN DEPEND ON "101" -',,. Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. , . " -. - - ' 301 Eas Court Street v' ' Private Kxcbange Conuecta Doth Department. T -101-101-101161-101 101-101-101-101 r dletoii to Cabbage .11111. good; Cabbage Hill to Meachum, fair; Meucham t Kame'la,"Very pooV; Ttamala to l'U gard, Impamdble. He any thot J ciuinot advlaa anyone tO; make the Jrlp during the , preent . bad rpud . condi Ih-UudiinuttH IX'llghted Mr. and Mr. Oeorge Deljaahmutt, who Hye on a farm four mllca eatt of i'enuieton Bre, me prt.-iiu, i v pound boy born thut morning. The youngflter ha! not yet been named. Certificate Iteodvcd. l.oorge 11. Linn, of Pendleton, who In attending the Knlghta of Columbu Hchool nt Spokane, Washington, ho. received - a penmanship cer'iflcate js from tho teacher, E. L, Click. . S t.Ul Wind Blowing, A cold wind l blowing today and the maximum, 66,-la lower than that 0. ;;enterday. The minimum wan 3S aniline barometer register! ; 2.60, oy' Major Lee Moorhouae, weather olaicrvcr. . . . '. ' iiiiiiHmHiiiiiiiin.Hiiiiiii.m.iiiimiiiniHiMiiHi.iHiHiiiiHH minimm 11.11.11.1.11.1.1.11.. huh .n.i....nI...H..i.n..iH.m.i ''"''' HOME I BUY AT HOME 7 j QUALITY SERVICE rKKDLETON'B tEADIXO "TOIIE To Have Box ti!ipr School dlBtrlct No. 44 haa met all the requirement of a atandard rural- vchool and to celebrate thla achleve- menta box aunper will be given at the building Saturday evening. Following the aupper a program -will be given. MIhh Florence Carlaon la the teacher of the achool. ' . Men'! Ilorum To JIcrt ' ' The mbnthly banquet and forum dlacuaeion of the men of the Prtiby- terian church will be held at , tne church thla evening at 6:S0. The theme for dlacuoelop at the concluiion of the "feed" l "Church Kfflclency." Fred Htelwer Will make an addreat on "Wherein The. Church Falls." Qualities in Silks Like These Have Up-Held This Store's Reputation for Many Years And in this year if silks, here are silken fabrics more beautiful, more simply exquisite in texture, more radiantly tinted and shaded than anything we have ever shown before. Come in and have a look at these beautiful silks, Bear in mind, you get highest standard quality, priced exceptionally low. Crepe La Reine s 3 s Mr W Bntldlnjr Permit ' , l WO appucauuna iur r1 mlta were filed . yesterday wttn t;n lUxorder Thomas Fiia Gerald. C. U Howard will construct a 7-room bun galow In Jacobs addition at an estl. mated cost of $7,000. J. 8. McConnell plana an addition on-College street property which la expected to coat $600. ' His Hip Pocket ' " Yes, that is exactly where he put it. Rather a queer . place for a fellow to put a new piece o( jewelry,; eh? ; But then men and women differ as to a place of safe-' ty. He realizes he has some wonderful value. It was up to him to find a place of safe keeping. ' SAFETY FIRST! Now fellow townsmen, you have the same opportunity to take advantage of the reduced prices in our high grade Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, etc., All we ask is for you to come in and let as show you the wonderful values. Hanscom's Jewelry Store TnK.lUta Car . . ... . . This morning at the corner or w eoo and Carden streets a car being driven by Mm. T. B. Bufflngton was hit by a Ford delivery truck belonging to Fell'! Cleaning Worka. Witnesses say that Mrs. Vufflngton had the right-of-way ;m running board on the larger ma chine was amaahed, but no one was in lured. . Will Hueic Grade Six auto loads of tourists -who have been. In Pendleton for aeveral dayi have decided to make an effort to go over the. Cabbage Hill road to La Grande. They will start from I'endle ton in the morning. Some persons who.have recently been over the road advised them against the trip, but there are aeveral men In the party, and" they will go equipped with block and tackle. ' 3 Canton Crepe $4.00 Yd. One of the new silks of the season offered in the most wanted shades. Specially, good for dresses, VpeS an& the like; 40 in. wide; to'see this beautiful silk is to like it. - . - "'" ' ' ' Satin Crepe $150 vnicito cillc Is snlpndidlv acLanted to the styles now prevailing-Itis-very soft and wears well. Comes in goodlinpf colors, 40 in. wide; takes 4 or 5 yards to dress. - - Don't Forget: THE REGISTERED TARGET SHOOT ' SUNDAY, MAY 1ST, AT ; :i-:: COLLINS' park; - v1 j: i USiWlNCHESTER iu " 1 ' ' nfllTWMisatT. 'Bust Them" With a Winchester; Gun. Dr. Tutt to I-enure. lr. John M. Tutt. C. 8. B., member of the' Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the, First Church of Christ Scientist, In Boston, Masaachu ett, will lecture tonight at Eagle Wocdman hall. Tho lecture 1 com I nt:ienury to the public Dr. Tulfs i)iirio is to present correctly the sub ject n Christian Science, and to bear tentimony to the facta regarding the life and work of Ita discoverer and foun.Vr, Jiary Baker Eddy. Bujs Mcntner Homo. It. D. Suyrcs haa ' purchased , the Mentxer reaidence, (15 Washington street, according to announcement made by Mr. Sayrei today. The prop erty waa bought from Mrs. S. E. MenUcr, formerly of thla city, now of CorvaliiH. and the price waa not made public. The house la a substantial, well built residence of eight rooms. Mr. and Mrs,, Sabres, have been making their home at 308 tfaut Alta street, but will In future reside in the home re cently purchased. Michael McCrackrn Diesi ' Michael Mcracken. aged 7!, plonetr shec-pman of this county, died yester day morning at his home, 1007. East iVebb street, lie had been 111 for the paM two ytara. He la survived by his widow, Mr. Mcracken. was .born., tn-l Ir-land and came to Canada at the a$c A three.' l.-aor- ho eame'to-rtiteT- I'llti-eV, gtutea and SO year sago went into the ulieejrbtislneSd in thiH cnum. He rHircd some time ago, selling hi" lifldlnp" to Joseph Pedro. . Funeral sen'lces will bo. held tomorrow at 8:00 a. t:i. from t. Mary'a Catnollo'churcii. Taffeta Silks 82.00 and $2.50 Yd. . Popular! More than ever is taffeta for dresses fv,;0 cooonn " Tho finalities we're showing are of the KQCt nA imn'U HVp the colors we re showing them in, You know taffeta is easy to work with and can be .m infr f ha nrpspnt stvles with no trouble in 111UC U vv- X the least , Black Silks r Cof Jr. nuphpea mpssaline satin, charmeuse, taf- fpta Ottoman cord and the like. -If you . are plan ning on a black dress or wrap, be sure to see our as- sortment. mces ana quainy are.nguu, - Taffetex65cYd. iii ;.w wirlo nnrl rnmes in such shades as pink. lavpnrlpr flpsh. white and blue, for underwear and v-a v- i --7 ' the like. . .. v - 1 Charmeuse $3.50 and $4.00 Yd. No better silk made for wear if it's a good quai it Vnn ran Hpnend on the Quality of ' our char- 1 meuse, because it's of the best ; 40 in. widq and here in lots of good colors. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimiimiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii A merrv gathering at the house party music. dancing, pretty gowns and you happily conscious of your own becoming new party frock! There is an anneal in the soft, clinging folds of CREPE LA REINE that endears it to the heart of woman. It is the sheer, all-silk crepe, suitable lor frocks, blouses, negligees and lingerie. . It is 39-40 in. wide and is available in the season's most desired shades at $2.00 per yard. Messaline $2.00 and $2.25 " 35 inches wide of good quality pure dye silk; for dress linings and trimmings. - Silk Trico $4.00 Yd. Another new silk which is proving popular. It is of good heavy weight pure silk for dresses, blouses and skirts, 40 inches wide. Chif fon Cloth $1.00 Yd. Use this cloth for trimmings, lamp shades, lining of panels and the like. 40 in. wide and offered in a wide range of colors. Heavy Satins $3.25 Yd. This satin de luxe is of heavy' weight, exceptionally good for even ing dresses and afternoon wear. We .; have a splendid range of colors to se-; lect from. 'Crepe de Chine $1.65 Yd. , Full 40 inches wide, of good, heavy weight and in a wide range of shades for dresses, .blouses, negligees, breakfast coats and the like. Don't fail to see this splendid crepe de chine. You will like the quality as well as the price. " . Hi iiiiiiiimimiiiiiniii iiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii minimi 1111111111111111 iinnintit.T ; ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine Knights Templar Meet. Three candidates'.' Max Hopper, Jim Uo'wler.and Tred Karl - received - the Kpighta Templar degree last ; night. Present at the ceremoniea were W. O. snallenbergcr, -Viehe etiflnent. grand ciomir.ander of the prund bontmahdry: Kmlnent .Sir Mtltoit Meyers, "grand cjiptnih. .geirorul ;(niHjctor,': frank : S. Italllfe. pait grand cdmhiander : and Eminent ' Oeonra Cochran,' Sr., Standard WarcT'all official! of the Knights Templar. They were here for there oTfh-lal visit. td Pendleton Com mandory and wore honor guests at an II a. ni. banquet. ,- - , Take Aspirin only aa told in each package of genuine Bayer laoieis 01 Aspirin. Then you will -be following the directions and dosage worked out by physicians during 21 years, apo proved aufe by millions. Take no chancel with substitutes. If you see the Bayer Cross on tauieis, juu ! take them without rear tor v.ui". Headache. Xeuralria,.. ki'-'" Earache. Toothache, LumDago ana jain. Handy till boxes 01 , lets cost few cents. .'DrusKista also sell lurger packages. ABpirm . trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidestor of Sallcylicacld. , . ''.. 1 ..... - . ' ..... ' I : . " . 1 lni4Kl SlHirt Insli. f Authorities of the I a Grande h'frh school have protested running of the r o-yard dnah In the track meet be tween thut achool and Pendleton high In thelruck meet to be held here to morrow, and Coach iJk-k Hanley an nounced this morning that the event would not be a purt of the meet. The officials for the meet will be a! fol lows: Starter, l.eltli Abbott; judges of finish,. Kred Hennlon, Gua Itiirgy and J. A. Murray: tlmci-s, Haro" Kuck and Hoy Hammendeyi Judge .of jumps Or v ill Iteeves and Ieslie Qibbs; judge of weights. -Aublin Landrcth and H. E. Inlow; weight retrievers, Clayton Rog ers and Homer Adkinson: yell .leader and announcer, John Simpson; assist' ant, Rowllnd Morrison; clerk ot course Pavid Bwanson;' caller, John Hender son; tnapectora,. Uyers, Iiavla, Hatton Hevel; Murshnlls. h'toiiebreaker, Jol)utou,' Lain;, JlcCulley, Rica. ' Fred ItennkKi In H'eton. QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Priiitmg Department. First Church of Christ, Scientist of Pendleton, Oregon announces IVed agent, la business. Hennlon, county agriculture 1 in Weston today on official For Indigestion Coo.tip.lion, Sick Headsche, Biliout nest. Bloating, Sour Stomach, G on the Stooach, Bad Bwath you wdl had nothing better than that wholesome phyvie ... k KUY CATHARTICTABLETJ Never diMppoint. Take one tooifht and leel better ia the morning. . . 4 OarM Irraer. 6u Aok,TcJ: F)r luwrn I ew k ttkn mod I nc ibMi for ceM&pttiea biumswsb - A Free ILectwe on Christian Science by Dr. John M. Tutt, C. S. B. of Kansas City, Mo. Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Tonight, 8 p. m. EAGLE-WOODMEN HALL The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend
