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FOURTEEN PAGI3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENBLETON, OREGON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1921. Men Tn?,n l "News Notes of Pendleton AI.-.M)Mt Ort KVKXTS ' May 2U-S7 Pendleton Mer- clinntH' and Manufacturers' Cur- nival. . i- Klx-cinli golf tournament lo lie played hern Sutiiiilay und Hun- ilny Muy 2S-i!U. ,. ' May SI, June i and 2 Htule convention of OregonFederation of Women's eluUii. . , ; June 3 biiU 4 Twenty-ninth Annual pioneer rlcnlo. June H, 1.1, 1 Htuto con- Vent Inn of lh O, A. H. Juno j;. August 6 Hummer , Normal Hchool, September 22, 23, 24 Annual Pendleton llnimrl-Uii. degree Mason, sovereign grand Inspec tor of Oregon, Washington and Alaska, will huvtf charge. 1 Will Slop for IlMlnTnicii Arrangements have been made whereby No, 24, passenger train on the ", W. 11. & N., will stu at Conway on numbiya. The change, which goes Into effect tomorrow, will lip a big ac commodation to fishermen who will lie saved a hike of aboue five mlli'B. IlluliH'k Kervhv Sunday Kunernl services for the lata Dr. Yancey C. Mluloek of Walla Walla will he held Kunday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. The hour was set at t bin tlino so that Masonic Krand lodge officers might he present. Urnndmnstcr Iteggs of Seat tle will he In charge. liltuullstlc ser vlcen of .the ScottlHli Itlie Masons will be .held tonight at midnight. At the night services, Krnest n. Hussey, 33d ( imailit l owcru dish Limit Workers desiring to no to Canada for the harvest season this fall may do ho If they have $25 In cash whereas In the juist It has been neceHHary for a newcomer In Canada to have $ !inO says N. Berkeley. While at Walla Wullu for the realty meeting yester day Mr. Berkeley talked with a prom-J Inent Canadian farmer who says the caxh limit wax reduced In order to at tract labor from Uncle Hum's domain A large class will be initiated Into the page rank, and the work will he put on by the Abd-uhl-Atel Temple No. 117 of Portland. The evening's program will include an eurly dunce. The lodge that nro holding the Ulxtrlct meeting Include the Glllman, Wheeler und Orant fridge. About 25 Pendleton muh ure expecting to make the trip. Hiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiium BUY, AT HOME MAY WHITE SALE QUALITY service: MiSDLETO.V'S LKADINQ STORE BUY AT HOME MAY WHITE SALE . Itolikic to Visit Arlington Delegations of Dokkles from .Helix, Adamx, Pilot Itoclt and Pendleton are noma; to Arlington tonight for a bit? ceremonial there to he held In connec tion with tho district meeting there. i 101103 101 3 i -101101101101101101 RICH, CLEAN MORNING'S MILK Your Good Health IS WORTH MORE than a few cents on a pound of meat ' And then, there is so much more satisfaction in eating A NICE, FRESH, TENDER CUT OF MEAT. Tlace your meat orders with "101" where you are not taking any chances of getting anything but THE BEST. "YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON "101" Pendleton Cash Market, Inc. 301 East Court Street Phone 101, Private Exchange Connects Both Departments. -101101101101101101101101101 '. Bright inn I air. The weuther continues warm today, the muximum being &2. The minimum lust night was 40. Tho , barometer registers 29.52 says Major Leo Moor-house. SuiMTlutciiiloit III Ponlnnd W. W. Green, county superintendent of school, is In Portland where ho Is attending u. session of the executive committee of the Oregon Stale Teach ers' organization. Building Penult Koonlit Application for a building permit was made yesterday afternoon ut the office of the city recorder by Lincoln York who plans alterations of build ings on Oak street. The estimated coat Is (irnnts Hlvorcp. A divorce decree to Emil Beck In his action against Eleanor Heck was granted this morning lln circuit court by C. W. l'helps. The plaintiff was ri-preaeited by Kaley, P.aley und Ktei- wer and It. J. Warner. Af!0 aCnd ,urtMAY WHITE SALE because you'll sure save money or needed SUMMER MATERIALS , The reductions. arc drastic and it behooves you to take advantage of this money say ing event. COME MONDAY. , ' , Northern l.lnhts Sivn. mmm js l'endleton people saw that beuutl- ;S fill phenomenon, the Northern Lights ,5 lust night at ubout 9:30. The lights, of a soft gold with tints In pastel col- 5 dis, were visible for some time. Not 1 for 12 years, suy residents, have the '5 lights been seen In l'endleton, ' l I jirly CIIiiiIht loses. Mrs. Tom Foylen Is the possexsor nf S a rose vine that has bloomed very IS early this season. The rose is aZ climber and several flowers are In : full bloom, ukI by tomorrow It Is ex-j5 peeled thnV a large number of buiisl will be opened. It Is a Hene-Marie-! Henrietta, and the flowers are red. ff, , -. . A - e " JNIay Wliite Sale Nainsook 2.V Quality. Muy White Sale l!)c r,c (iinlity, lay White Sole 21k 40: Quality, May White Sale :tlc 50r Quulity, May White Sale 40e I'.Se yuality. May WMle Sale 53c l.ampkln lias (Vntcli Fred W. Jjimpkin, business man ager of the Kast Oregonian who is j luid uji at St. Anthony's hospital with' a broken leg has recovered to suchjs an extent he is now on crutches for a i short time eavh day. Mr. Lampkin 2 has not been able to leave his room, however, and it will be several weeks ' before his complete recovery. IS May White Sale Long Cloth May White Sale Bed Spread' . .. V""'-, .liny WllltP s, 4.50 Qoal., May While S. tl.M f.f.im Qnal., May White S. .'. .May While S. :(.t.t May W hile S. !:(.. May While K. $4.0S May White S. 4..". May While K. SJ.ts' May Willie S. gfl.t.V Alay Willie S. J.r. May W illie S. SO. 2.1 May Wliite S. LI. 4.1 t :,.:, Qual 84.00 Qiuil., XI. .10 Qual., K.l.oo QiiaJ.; Xfl .lit Qnal., s;.r,o Qiiai., US. .10 Qoal.. ill o.oo goal, M .in nal. S.lc Quality, May White Sale I Be S5c Quality, May White Sale 21k! 40- Quality, May White Snle lo 50c Quulity, May White Sale 4 lie A Pot of Gold AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW Did you ever try to find il? Then follow the trail that leads to the Hanscom Jewelry Store. There you will find all kinds of gold-made up into all kinds of tokens. GIFTS THAT LAST Should you not see exactly what you want then they will make it to your liking. Trail right along to the Ilanscom Jewelry Store. Ask Hanscom, HE knows. Fishing Tackle That' Brings Results How About that Winchester 22. cal. forH "Squirrels? To Attend ;rnml I.m1kc. i Mr. and Mm. H. P. Bowman, Mr. a and Mrs. A. O. Carden and Mrs Lewis IS LaDow compose a party that will visit jjg the grand loclse session of Odd Fellow s S to be held next week in Albany Mr. i Bowman is grand warden ut the grand :S lodKe. .Mr. Carden is. a delegate to2 the session, and Mrs. Carden and Mis. jJS LaDow are delegates to represent thei;; Itebeccas. SPECIAL LOT WOMEN'S SUMMER VESTS TO CLOSE OUT. 25c Quality, May White Sale 17c 35c Quality, May White Sale 22c 40c Quality, May White' Sale 25c May Wliite Sale Pique BOe Quality, May White Sale 39o e.'M! Quality, May White Sale 49e ;:c Quality, May White Sale .'.Se K.le Qualitjv-May White Sale 67c "lfcikUles" at Arlington ;S Pendleton will send a Pythian dele- Ration to Arlington this evening to at- 12 tend a "Dokkle' ceremonial lo hel staged there tonight by the team from j Portland. A number of candidates '5 from Gilliam and other counties will j5 be initiated, tine car making the trip ' today will carry Harold Maloney, John j Dunning, ft- W. Fletcher, Robert I Marty and Harry Leedy. May White Sale Waisting 75e Qunl.. May Whito Sale .Itk- Sl.s Qiiai.. Jiay Sl.Ot) Qual., May White Sale 71c l.!0 Qunl., May 1 May White Sale Skirting $1.25 Qual.. May White Sale e $1.50 Qunl., May Wliite S. l.l May White Sale Organdie. Beau tiful imported Swiss organdie, for Graduation Dresses and summer wear. 85c Quality, May White Sale . 69c $1.35 Quality, May White Sale .... $1.19. $1.50 Quality, May White Sale ....-$L23 $1.75 Quality, May White Sale .... $1.39 r2S May White Sate - Lyk Linen 40c Quality, May White Sale ...... 31c 50c Quality, May White Sale ; . . . . 39c 65c Quality, May White Sale . . . 75c Quality, May White Sale . . . 49c 58c This is the store that has the CONFIDENCE OF THE PEOPLE. QUALITY GOODS at lower prices. May White Sale Laces and Embroidery 50e Qunl., May White Snle. IMte fi.'w Ouirl.. May White Sale. 4e 55c Qual., May White Sale. 50c . Qual., May WhUe Snle. flfe SI. 00 Qual., May White Sale fie $1. 25 Qual., May White Sale 95c SI .50 Qunl., May White S. 81.10 Will Discuss Street Xames Manuel Frledly, chairman of the council committee considering the proposition to adopting a new system z: of street names for Pendleton, an- "5 nouncea that an open meeting of lhe(x committee and other committees nam- oil on the subject will be held Tuesday evening nt the council rooms. All who are Interested In the subject, whether for or agalnHt, are invited to be pres ent. May White Sale 45 in. Linen Tubing $2150 Quality May White Sale $1.75 May White Sale Table Linen Have Americanism Kfcay4 A committee composed of JmJgrt J W. Maloney, Judge S. A. Lowell nnd Judge I. M. Schnnnep, all from Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias, is now en deavoring to decide who shall be win ner In an essay contest recently held by the lodge and open to local school pupils. The Jodge offered a gold medal for the best essay on American ism and a silver medal for the second best essay. Seventeen students com peted In the contest and the winning essay is to be published in the Kast Oregonian next week. The contest may not be decided until Monday. MjT-Z- -M After The Ills Ones Herb Hreen, Col. Charles Furlon?. Brooke Dickson nnd Lyman Rice will leave tonight fur points on the Des chutes Ulver where they are planning to spend a week angling for the blg ges fish In the turbulent stream. They also expect to try Crooked ltiver and Metolins Ulver before their return. Reports from the Deschutes indicate that Its waters are in excellent condi tion for the sport. The water is clear and anglers have been making good catches by using the trout fly and spinners. Another party Includes Frank Griggs, 1'ete Shaver and Hert Wilson. John Vanghnn. tluy Myrlch, Mack Foster and Dean Shall will com pose nnother party that expects to leave about Tuesday. ose Oiuil.. May White Sale 7e $1.25 Qual., May White S. SI. 05 S2.50 Qual.. Mny White S. SI. 05 ;:.50 Qual., May White S. S2.95 $1.00 Qual., May White S. S.1.45 $4.50 Qual.. May W hite S. S3.05 $5.00 Qual., May White S. S4.S9 $0.50 Qual., May White S. S5.85 $7.50 Qunl., Mny W hite S. S.S5 SI0.00 Qual.. May Wliite R. S8.50 SI 2.50 Qual. Mny White S SI 0.95 $1:1.50 Qual. May White S $1 t.S5 $15.50 Qual. May Wliite S $14.25 StB.50 Qual. May White S S14.25 $20.04) Qual. May White S $10.75 $25.00 Qual. Mny W hite S $21.50 $;0.00 Qual. May While S $25.50 Abme liices lVetnil oil Napkins. So Quality. May White Sale 4e lOe Quality, May White Sale 7c. I2',;e Qual., May White Sale c 5e Qual., May White Sale 12e !k; Qual., May White Sale le l.V Qua!., Jlay White Sale 1e 35e Qual., May White Sale 20c 40c Qual.. May While Sale 31c 50o Qual., May While Sale 39e B5e QuaC la' Vhlte Sale 494; 75c Qual., May White Sale 58c H5c Qual., May Wliite Snle OHe $I.O Qiial., May White Sale 73e $1.25 Qual., May White Sale Otte $1.50 Qual.. May W hite K. $1.25 $1.75 Qual., May W hite S. $1.45 $2.00 Qoal.. Mar Whi S. l.t $2.25 Qual., May W liite K. $1.95 $2.50 Qual., May White S. $2.15 $3.00 Qual.; May Wliite S. $2.45 $3.50 Qual., May W hlte S. $2.95 $4.00 Qual., May While S. $3.35 $4.50 Qual., May Wliite S. $3.95 May White Sale. Poplin 50c Quality, May White Sale 43c G5c Quality, May mite Sale ... 58e 75c Quality, May White Sale . . .'. ...... ... 69c May W hite Sale Towels 85e Qual., May White Sale 20e 35c Qual,, May White Rale 2ftc 4IH. Qual., May White Sale 32c 50c Qual., May While Sale 4le 5e Qual., May White Sale 5e 75e Qual.. May White Sale II To $1.00 Qual., May White S. Me $1.25 Qual, May White S. S1.l $1.50 Qual., May White S. $1.2.1 linmiiamiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiistii ii iiininiiiiiinniiiiinniiinniiiiniiiiiii"timiii!iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnniiiniiiiiiitiiinnuiiiii DaiwhttT nwn. A baby girl was born this morning at 9 o'clock to Mr. and Mrs. C. V. A. jnerg!in at St. Anthony's hospital. That accounts for the smile on Pal's face today. Hell Will Weil. A petition to have the will of James Perry Bell entered for' probate has been filed by tho widow, lnun Otilla Hell. The estate Is valued at $3500, according to the petition. QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices East Oregonian Printing Department. Pioneer Visits Here, Clnrk Walter, one of the pioneers of Cnnitllla courtly, nnd closely connect ed with development of the county and community In the early days, is hero today visiting with old friends. Mr. .Walter was one of the county com missioners at the time, forty years ngo when the courthouse site fight was waged which resulted In the erection of tho present, building. J. M. Pent- ley was sheriff of tho county nt that time, and he nnd Mr. Waller both fa vored moving the county building from the old location, which was on the ground now occupied by Alexanders. Times are better now thdn they were a good many ears ago when he farmed extensively here, Mr. Walters declares. One year when there was A heavy pre cipitation he sold wheat for 18 cents a bushel, but nnother time he sold good wheat for 4 5 cents. While here he called on J. M. Mentley. His home now is In Walla Walla, hut he retains land la Umatilla, county, Will Attend Convention. James Welch nnd Donald Robinson, of the Domestic Laundry, and Havvey Pender of the Troy Laundry, will go to Kugene for the State Laundrymen's Association convention May 20 and 21. Mr. Welch is a member of the board of directors. , Judge l.owolf to Speak. Judge Stephen A. Lowell, local law yer, will speak on "Symbolism" at a meeting of Pendleton lodges A. F. and A. M., Masonic order on Monday evening. All members are being ask ed to attend but a special invitation is extended to new members. Ituililiug is Progi-cNsiiis. The club house of tho Pod and Gun flub will probably be finished by Tuesday, as the .structure is now well under way. It is most attractive In desi'Bn, having many windows and a spacious main club room 4 2 by Si feet in size. This roikm has hardwood floors and will bo Used for .dancing. There, will also be a kitchen, dining room, office, wash and check rooms. The iiWerior is finished wltn panels of spruce wood finished so as to bring out the natural terra, cottu color of I he wood. There is n pergola entrance while two porches nt the rear of the building offer a view of the traps. lU'TTF.H IS 1'IUM. PORTLAND. May 14 (A. Livestock is steady: eggs nro and butter is firm. P.)-weak. KRlirt'S WHEAT FLAK ICS A Sum mer Breakfast Cereal. Don't Let Opportunity Knock You Down "before u attempt to embrace it. Your money should be worth as much to yourself as it Is to others. Therefore when you have, nn opportunity to get more for it at this store you should take advantage of th privilege. The Bee Hive Prices are usually al ways a trifle lower than elsewhere and many times the savings to be had here are decidedly surprising. The Bee Hive cus tomers are satisfied customers because they get their mone.v'a" worth always.' The same opportunity is yours. PROFITS SLASHED ON THESE . Tumblers, good qual- ity, clear glass.. . best shapes, at 7c each. Thin blown tumblers, and sherbits, clear, best of quality, at 29c each. Ladies Hose at 32c pair. Children's Hose, 29c pair. Flesh colored Braissieres, front and back fasten, strong, durable and very neat, at 39c each. SPECIALS Perfectionette Hair nets, fully guaranteed, at 10c each; ;$1.00 the dozen. W IIII.K T1IKY LAST Boxed Stationery, white and colored, best quality linen. h9c a box. MANY AilAMt ACCIH'NT has been started with the savings made trading at The Bee Hive. This Is real thrift SPF.NDINV, MONEY WHERE IT BUYS TUB MOST. SPECIALS Our Summer under wear is selling at just one-half price. Your saving is immense. THE BEE HIVE PENDLETON "MORE FOR LESS OREGON n IS '8 a '3 a a B ret t-m a s i SS i, a f i 1 3 f KT .a 3 M .a -3 f i i ' 1 -I.