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- DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1621.
News Notes o
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f Pendleton
CALENDAR OP EVKNTS
June 27-August Bummer
Normal School. .
July 10 to 16 Elllion-Whlte
Chautauqua.
September 24, 23, 24 -Annual
Pendleton Round-Up. ,
(Jlnd. to He Homo'
. "Mr. and Mrs. Xmg BvltH ' and
prandsun, Elbert Kelts, , roturnod
rinrrie Saturday after an absence of
. a Vear and one day. They are nlo-
: peers of Umatilla, county!' and they
started for Seattle a year Jiko Friday.
The rent was taken for 'the benefit
t.t 4 v I", . . 1 , 1 V. . .. I. i I .1 1 -
m. ...-.in iit-aim mmu lit? iitfuiui rB
that he Is feeling fine. That neither
Heattle nor Long Reach, Calif., nor
eny of the country he Haw durlitK
the roiirae of the year appeals to hltn
.like I'matillu county, lyas a statement
he made Cesterdav. He came to Uma-
lilla county In 1S7B, and ' for many.
yearn wan prominent: among me men
of the county. Interested in the sheep
Industry.
wrecked yesterday and the accMgn
caused misrienslon of Work for a tint
One of the trucks turned over wpll
the other truck hod a collision-vfjt
an iMiin. . 'a one wan Injured. ' th
work near Deudnmn's Pass hus reallll
ed such a statre that It Is believed jflfc
contract will be finished wlthitt
weeks.
Qregon who Is making a good record
lit Hill Military Academy In Portland,
fie wan commended ly the principal
and officers for Ills diligence and at
tention to studies and drill. Bowman
has buen attond.'ng tlu academy but a
short time but has made good. .Ho
mer Heyden, another Pendleton boy.
was graduated In June from the acad
emy and his, brother, Adolph, will be
lllgliway Truck Wrecked.
. Two of the trurks used by the high
way department In the work near
Deadman's Pass were somewhat
Juim I'uriifit'iil Hurled.
James Cornfield, well known l9"kl
citizen and resident of Pendleton1'Jr
18 years, was burifTlhls forenoon.fl Be
funeral being held from Ht. Mrrri'TH
Catholic church at 10 o'clock.
nail bearers were James Devlin,
ry Schulta, Frank McNully, Jain
Brink. O. W. Fisher and Henry Ncnpti-
te. In the list of children putillKfcfl
Saturday the name of Frank (H.MI
Cornfield was omitted. The oUitr
children are Mrs. K. T. ftlepe, Hena-
ton; Mrs, O. T. Hanavan, l'endla$ii.
and Mrs. Forrest Leroy Baker, fjtj1
dleton. Mr, Cornfield was a nativ'df'f
Scotland and came to the Uimt'd
States 64 years ago. During hi Iffi-
donee In Pendleton he was In the c
trading business. j
Ittiuiutiu a JhmI Kiutlciit. ..
Kobert Lester Bowman of Pefli
ton is one of the hoys from I5a.it
STORE CLOSED ALL
DAY THE FOURTH
QUALITY
SERVICE.
PENDLETOH'S UEAHr-NQ WiRK 1
. CHAUTAUQUA
DATES JULY 10-lfi
the football captain
semester opens.
when the fall
Police Have gulct Life.
Quiet conditions In Pendleton today
were rollectcd In the atmosphere of
calm about the police station. Neither
hlet Roberts nor Officer Wllllum
Sheer found their duties heavy Inax
much as thousands of people have left
the ciy and those remaining seem
bent on entirely lawful pursuits. "The
bootleggers have all gone to V'kiuli,"
says the chief.
Tlm.'i Ipf HI1 Qnl irafrVi vr.11 n mini 11 (f llf rnmps hlaziiiff out with a sizzler one ;of
Wl JL fc. XV- I lU UU VM L V- M. A. T U J A l' Q - w w - f? . $ 5
HIH
these fine jnornhi!;s.
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- This Week Will be
A Big Fruit Week
Next week will be A BIG FRUIT
WEEK; ;?a '
We will have FANCY, LARGE j
MOORPARK APRICOTS, RING,!
ROYAL ANN AND PIE CHERRIES j
RED AND BLACK RASPBERRIES j
DEW BERRIES and CURRANTS.
PHONE US WHAT YQU WANT j
and we will send them the day they
arrive. j
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 E. Court Street I .
Phones 101 Private Exchange Connect '
' " both Departments. ,, "
101 IQt 101 TOt 101 101 IQT TOt IQt
llnys HiiiwiiMille Tlinev.
J. R, Hlninan, former telegraph
editor of the Kost Oretronlan and who
has been a resident of . Astoria for
some years past, has purchased the
lirownsvlllo Times from William
W,heeler who had published that pa
per for J!5 years. Hinman is now In
charge of the apper.
The June Bride
There is never a time in the girl's life when she is hap
pier than on her wedding day.
Now we all want to keep her happy and the only wajr
is to give her a I
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GIFT THAT LASTS j
from the well selected guaranteed stock of Silver Sete,
Knives and forks, Teaspoons, Dessert Spoons and evety
.piece that goes to make her a complete set from Haa)
scom's Jewelry JStore. " -
We carry a number of selected up-to-date patterns -j
and will save you from 20 to 23 per cent. ,j
Don't Delay, Come Now '!
Hanscoms
J
ewelry
Store
lleotlqiiurters in I'ortland.
It has been announced that the Co
operative Uralngrowers' Association,
which has previously had headquart
ers in The Dalles will move its offices
to Portland this week. Kdfjar L. J.ud
wlck, organization director, thinks
the association will handle one third
of the Oreiron grain crop this year.
DIMITY STRIPE BED SPREADS
$2.75 to $4.00
This splendid bed spread Is Just the thing for warm wea
ther. Light weight, washes like a sheet and wears like Iron.
Some plain white and some colored stripes of pink, blue and
yellow. '
DIPORTED SERPENTINE CREPE 50c YD.
This fine imported serpentine crepe for neglljcees, pajamas
and the like, offered in pink and. blue, ixinnil. rs like linen .
and reeds no Ironins; SO Inches wide.
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Hendricks Funeral Tuesday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. V. ".
Hendricks will be held from the
Christian church Ut 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. The service will be con
ducted by ministers of the Lutheran
church.
I lore anil TIhto ,
-'. D. l'utman of the I'titman Jirug
company of La Grande, Is n business
visitor In Pendleton.
Women's Hand Bags
and Purses 75c to 815
' No doubt you need one for the
lrip-j-then, cpme in and pick one,
from our sti.(k. We're Knowing
the newot shapes and colors. Our
bags wear Well and look better
longer.
IT
SriXISTKitS WOIM) VOll
CAllBRinOE. Mass., July 4.
"Everyone has the right to brew a lit
tle bit of beer in his own home. This
is his personal freedom and nothing
should take this rliiht away from
him." declared ftev. Dr. L. G. Landen
berger, of 8t. Louis, speaking before
the annual convention of the.. New
charge of the paper.
UTI
Tov els
Warm weather calls for
towels, and lots of them. Take
inventory of your towels and let
us supply your needs. We have
a big supply of fine buck and
Turkish towels and can fill your
wants.
Huck towels 20c to 75c
Turkish towels 22c to
50c.
Fishing
Tackle
That '
Brings
Results
sk lurrvisv or statk
(By United Press.)
It Is now the "affable Mr. Hughes."
1'p to a few months ago It was the
"Icy Mr. Hughes." T
Ho far none has attempted to ex-
plain the sudden change of tempers-!
ture In. Charles Evan Hughes, secre-jj
tary of state, formerly Justice of the;
I. S. supreme court and republican i
candidate for president in 1916. IX
That the Hughes temperature, how- ;
ever, can drop quickly to the stiff J
freezing point when the occasion de-
mauds it was demonstrated a short
time ago when a bureau cliief In the J
state department sought to brush
aside the rules of the office and seeJ
his chief in spite of the "busy signal."
He opened Hughes', door after be'ngj
warned away by a secretary. Hughes J T
measured the Intruder with one of his
fmous glacial glances and the chilled
bureau chief staggered from the door
way. '
Hughes however, does not spend his
'time showing a warm exterior to the
world. He Is working as hard as any
man who ever held the office. Ob
servers credit him with an exceptional
capaeily for work, a keen grasp of in
ternational affairs and being a master
of diplomucy. His handling of sever
al delicate International situations, in
cluding the Yap mandate, our partic!-'
patlon in the reparations question and
the Pa noma -Cost! Rican squabble,
stamps him as man'of keen
nuirk derision and firm det
tlon. his admirers say. '
Huches works hard and his exam
ple has instilled the philosophy of la
bor into his subordinates, tie usuauy
takes a half-hour for lunch and Is in
his- office hard at work when the av
erago business man Is taking his shower.
vision,
ermlna-
How
About that
Winchester
22. cal. for
Squirrels?
CHAUTAUQUA DAYS, JULY 10 to 16
Roller Towels 65c
Roller tpwels made up, 1f- yards to the towel.
Made of good quality toweling, one-half linen. Brown
shade, just the thing for ranch or kitchen. Buy them
by the dozen.
Toweling 23c to 40c
Toweling of best quality in cotton, union and lin
en, white and brown, for face towels and roller
towels. ' ; '.
Big Shipment Women's
Silk Hosiery
Fall fashioned, heavy weight
silk, double sole, heel, toe. Some
lisle garter top and some all silk, in
colors of brown, navy black, $2.50
to $3.75 pair.
Beads 50c to $5.00
Beads! Yes, every body
s wears a string of beads.
Some color or other. We
have a big lot to show you.
Come in and have a, look.
Drug Sundries
Don't forget to have plenty of toiletry with you on
your vacation trip. . We carry the well known Melba, -Elcaya
lines with tooth paste of all kinds. ' Prices
right.
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NECKWEAR
Bright, crisp, fresh
looking neckwear is
found here, some lace,
some voile and some
organdie. They give
that finishing touch
you so desire on your
dress, waist or sfcort
coat. Reaso na&ly
priced at 75c to $5.00
Special Sale Women's Vests
Made full size and to fit. V neck, no sleeve, and
long body, these to close out.
25c Quality for ,. . .-. . . 17c
35c Quality for . 22c
40c Quality for '25c
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T.OS ANO.RLESl July 4. (I. K. s-i
-ihrmina Ottilv de Ropp, Russian
noblewomaiv whose fortune was swept
Wnv bv t no war ami wnu-
working aa a needlewoman in
ionable local hotel, is battling life with
a smile.
The baroness, who formerly
servants to do her every bidding,
hopes of soon advancing from her
present position to much better cir
cumstances, t
"It is a little hard, to take up this
work," she said. "However, I am de
voting myself to it d'hope to learn."
The baroness is the wne ui
Martin William de Ropp, who was an
intimate of many. cr me iiiu
men of the ImperiaV Hnssla regime
and who is said to have owned a 10,-
000-aere estate In Lithuania. The
couple came to America In 1915. The
estate was devastated during the war
and finally seized.
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices4
East Oregonian Printing Department Z
Lloyd's Heroine
' "r AV-'Sriv ' JOT S.e. ' -"3
had
has
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mil TROUBLES
May Dsfy loiiens & Ointments
Ecrema, tetter and simuar aneo
tions should be treated througtt
the blood. Outside applications
offer only temporary relief. Tha
thing to use is S. S. S. the stand
ard blood purifier, which has suc
cessfully relieved such troubles
for over 60 years.
For SpfXimt Booklet or or indi
viduml Kdvict, mithoutchatte.
wr( Ciliet MrdKBl "i
S S S. Co.,Dp't43l, Atlanta, O.
Ctt e. S. S. your druggist.
0 wse
Standard far Over Fifty Yeart
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inidred Davis. She has Just signed
contract to appear opposite Harold
loyd, the comedian, in several morev
cturcs. Then she is to be starred ;
. flvt-reeleiiiir'
Aluminum Per
colators, 3 quart
heavy gauge, bpst
quality. Special at
$1.89.
The Bee Hive
'ENDLETON
"More for Less"
OREGON
Heavy ' immita
tion cut glassware,
all pieces. Special
Extraordinary Price Concessions
Many Lines
in
White
Soap.
Flyer Laundry
21 bars for $1.00.
Satin finish candy kept
in the most sanitary way.
Not handled by the hands,
the best summer candy
made. 45c per pound. .
Hand decorated china
cups and saucers, three
patterns to choose from.
Special at 27c each.
THE BEE HIVE prices are the lowest possible in keeping with successful business
operation. A business man cannot give his goods away but volume of sales does per
mit of a less selling price owing to the cut of overhead expenses. It is this volume
of sales which we are after and.y ou will share in our success to the degree in which
you exlend us your patronage. Our policy is one of co-operation involving mutual
benefits in which we ask you to partake.
NEW
A REMARKABLE
VALUE INVOLVING
REAL QUALITY
Cut Star Sherbits, high
stem light blown, 6 for $3.
Cut Star Tumblers, high
stem, light blown, 6 for $3
And other articles in
light blown glassware to
add distinction to anyone's
table. -
MERCHANDISE
ARRIVALS .
Infants' Half Hose in all
patterns. Buster Brown
quality, 39c pair.
COMPARISON
OF
PRICES
WILL
CONVINCE
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