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DAILY EAST O&GGOXIAKPESDLETOX, OEEGON. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, '1922.
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News Notes of Pendleton
decrease the fart that much Ausira-
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
May t County Oratorical
ontest.. .
May ( County Track meet.
Commencement at Pendleton
High School, i - -..
June IS. 1 and 17 Annual
(tat convention of Spanish Am
erican War Veterans. Women's
Auxiliary and Military Order of
Serpent. t-
jlian butter has been shipped -into' San
Francisco, and that milk production
lis heavy at the present time.
litter Price is Down.,
rrhe price of butter dropped today
ie retail nniA nnw twlnv fit .-snt u
Ktead of $0 cents for a two pound
The wholesale price is now 36
Ints a pound, instead of 3 cents.
lealers give as the reason for their
Fred Reunion in Vmapine.
Fred Bennton. county agent, is in
Vmapine today to attend a dairy
meeting. It is being conducted by
C. 1. Jamison, extension specialist
from Oregon Agricultural College.
Sxint Elect Leaders
Leaders and assistant leaders of .the
four patrols of Troop No. I, Pendle
ton Boy Scouts were elected recently'
by the boys themselves at their anni
versary meeting. H. J. Kirby is
scoutmaster of Troop No. I. The pa
trols were named Bob White, Wolf.
Panther and Eagle. Following art
the names of the boyi present in the
various patrols at the meeting. The
first boy named in each patrol is the
newly elected leader and the second is
the assistant leader: Eaxle Patrol.
Willie Lalng, Gerald Englehart. Harry
Folsom. Leonard Kearney, Raymond
Struthers, Edward Hale. Warren Os
borne, Howard Pomerville; Panther
Patrol. Charles NYwton. Hubert Allen.
Elbert Belts, Wayne McAfee, Dean
Irwin. John Walters. Ralph Loveland.
Willis Lecklider; Wolf Patrol. Gilbest
e j A. Porard, Claire Smith, Melvtn Lov-
- Ml, Cecil Duptiis, Amos Newton, Olf'
ford Clemens: Bob White Patrol. Tru
man' A Oadwa. Nicholas Blydensteln, I
Elmer'VR. Warren. Roland Frost. Stan
ley Richardson and Carl Lewis.
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"Where do you get your
CREAM?
It's the finest cream we
ever had from any place.'
have
The above is a comment re
cently made in our market. ,.:
OUR CREAM and MILK both
come from the J. M. Harrison
Jersey herd on Birch creek.
Red Rock
Cottage Cheese
Seasoned with sweet, rich
cream, 25c per lb.'z
"Waste less Buy thest"
Pendleton Casfi Market, Inc
. 301 East Court Street; ' -
3 Main lipe phones Private exchange con-:
nects you with either Dept
Rain Halts Plowing
Jim Hill, who Is plowing Si0 acres
at the Shutrum place at Fulton Bta"
lion, states that yesterday's rain halt
ed plowing operations last night. He
is plowing day and night, using a trac
tor. Operations were resumed today.
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Ham, Bacon and Lard
An Eastern Oregon - product
equal to any manufactured in
the U.S. A. , -
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U Tell your dealer you want Ore-:
gon Pride or Camp fire Brand
Hams and Bacon. In case Jie
' doesn't have them, please write
us and we will see that he is
supplied at once.
OUR PRODUCTS ARE
OUR GUARANTEE
Pendleton Padung
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts.
78-79
QUALITY
SERVICE
PENDLETON'S LE.T)tXQ STORK
Use the Phones
Grocery, 1 Phones 525
Other Depts.
78-79
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WE'RE READY
TO SHOW YOU THE NEW FOR EASTER AND THE SPRING SEASON.
Two Are Granted Decrees. .
Two divorce decrees were granted
yesterday by Judge G,'W, Phelps In
circuit court. Harley Laure Hayn
ard has secure a decree from Anna
Elizabeth Maynard and the custody
of a minor child. Thelma L. Grace
baa also been granted legal separa
tion from Elwood G. Grace, The
plaintiff was awarded the custody of
a minor child. ' '
Idaho Man Arrested. f
Deputy Sheriff Jake Marin yester
day arrested Sid White! alias Goodwin,
wanted at Caldwell,- Idaho, for having
taken French leave of a road gang on !
which he was working as a county
prisoner. He was serving a sentence
for moonshlnlng. A Caldwell officer
is en route to Pendelto nto get the
prisoner who will be returned to t
county Jail at Caldwell.,
Convention June S to 9
Dates for the International Conven
tion of Rotary Clubs, to be held in
Los Angeles, have been announced as
July s to 9. Local Rotarlans are in
terested in the convention and repre
sentatives from this club will probably
attend. Plans for the convention were
made recently in .Portland when the
international board of directors met
afte attending the Vancouver confer
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Have Hospital Plans. , ,1
A sketch of the plans of the new
Protestant hospital which t will be
constructed this summer,' according
to an announcement made recently.
were on display today at The Peo
Jles' Warehouse. The blue prints
show drawings for' three floors of
the building. 'Provisions for many
up-to-date features are made In the
plans which were drawn by. the H.
Li Copeland and Co., architects.
Gets Mno Finn
Joe Schneider, who lives In Pendle
ton; was arrested yesterday at Weston
and brought here where he entered a
pla of guilty In the court of , Justice
Joe If. Parkes to a charge of driving
a car while intoxicated,1 He was fined
SI 00 and costs and has elected to serve
the'.tlme. , Two other charges, speed
ing and having Intoxicants In his pos
session illegally were preferred
against him. These twb charges have
not been disposed of yet.
Baby Foxes Arrive.
, Marlta, silver black fox which won
the prize at Muskegon and which
was recently purchased by Dr. I). C.
JifciN'abb for his fox farm, Is . the
mother of three baby foxes. Dr. Mc-
Nabb considers Marlta the best fox
he has on the farm. The foxes now
number 85, this total being grown
foxes. There are many baby foxes In
addition. v Business, Dr. McNabb
states, is good and he has had diffi
culty in filling' all orders. ;
Itlfle Club to Shoot. , v
The first regular shoot of the
Pendleton National Rifle Club will be
held tomorrow at the club's range
neap the county farm. Club mem
bers have been working on the pits
and target carriers for several weeks
and the range is In readiness for
the shoot tomorrow. For those
members who do not' stave cars,
transportation to, the range will be
furnished at nine-thirty If the mem-
" ct muiiu ItllU XMUIIUJieil s
machine works, Cottonwood and Wa
ter .streets. ', , , '
Flnley Is Appointed , j
'' William I Flnley, well known to
sportsmen ail over the state, has been
employe by the National Association
of Audubon Societies as special repre
sentative In an active campaign now
Underway' to preserve the wild .bird
life of the national parks and forests.
The Umatilla forest is in Mr. Finlev's
district and he will visit this section)
on a tour of the forests. He will take
motion pictures of wild birds, animals
and, other outdoor subjects and
through these magazine articles and
other agencies It is hoped to preserve
and popularize these outdoor resour
ces of the West.
Plans for Hatchery Made
Plans for enlarging and Improving
tipon the fish hatchery which was es
tablished lost year at Bingham Springs
are being made by the State Game
Commission and work will begin when
weather conditions permit. The pond
Is to be cleaned out and a concrete
dam and gate constructed. Last year
me tnousands of baby Kfcinbow trout
which were raised in the pond and
.which were to have been placed In
cans and planted in various streams of
the county, grew so large because of
Plentiful food that it was Impossible
to catch them In the nets. They were
for this reason, liberated in the Uma
tilla by the simple' means of opening
the gate, instead of transporting them
In cans. , ..)
UEAD COLDS
II Melt m spoon; inhale porr,
. apply freely up nostrils.
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One must be fashionably attired on Easter of course but more than that, one's apparel must be
. The Easter costume will give the greatest degree of pleasure if it is worn for the first time on
Eater'morning. In our large stock you will now find last minute fashion that have been received during
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A Diversified Assort
ment of New Models
in Dress
Representing the latest ideas
as decreed by the foremost de
signers for Spring and Sum
mer. Dresses which fulfill a
multitude of afternoon, theatre
and dinner requirements achieve
especial recognition through
clever application of colorful
trimming and in some instances
artistic all over motifs woven in
steel beads of contrasting colors.
Tricotine and Twill
Cord Suits ' ,
For Women and Misses'
Hand embroidery and tailored
inserts of materials make these
suits extremely attractive and
in good taste. The materials
are very fine quality and the
tailoring is perfect. Prices from ;
$45.00 to $85.00.
Women's Wraps, Coats
and Capes
Distinctive models that have
each a new whim of .the spring
season shown in some fascinat
ing line or trimming, Lovely
new materials such as marvella,
gerona or' veldyne,', beautifully
lined in plain and fancy crepe de
chine, Colors are sorrento, pine
cone, fallow, delphin, caravan,
navy and black. ; Prices to suit
all. ,
MODART COMFORT-DESIGNED CORSETS
Comfort is the keynote of corset de
signing today; but to design for com
fort and hot sacrifice style or support
presents certain difficulties that are
only overcome by long experience in
this particular field of design.
Our feeling that the,broad experience
possessed by the makers ,'of Modart
Corset in designing for comfort would
; warrant special featuring of this line
'in our Corset Section ' was justified
when our buyer inspected thcModart
advance showings. .
1 These new Modart models from which
we have made large selections are ex-'
amples of comfort designing at its
best.
. MODART CORSETS .
: , ')'. ' Front Lace
They are ounces lighter and. far more flexible than any corset you. have ever
seen. Yet they are so cleverly designed that they support the figure perfectly
and bring out the wearers' graceful lines to the fullest advantage.
Our expect coretieres will be glad to show you these new models.
Exquisite French Models in
Beaded Costume .
1 "Blouses
Canton Crepe fashions these
costume blouses. They are ex
quisitely beaded in front and
back in artistic designs. All the
new spring shades are present,
as well as black and navy.
Claims Oruel Treatment,
Edith P. Sheehy has brought
for divorce from Timothy J. tiheehy.
The plaintiff charges that the defend
ant treated her in a cruel and Inhu
man manner. The couple
April 22, 1912, at Klma, Washington,
according to the complaint, ; There
are two children. Peterson, Bishop
and Clark represent the plaintiff.
. , j cording to a statement of company of-
m)t flclals.
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FHtz (;ornM Hiu k at Work.
..T'lty Kecorder ThornuS KHz Gerald
married ,B aclt Ht of f,' lW' after an
utwiMiue vi vera , uuyn uu HCiruuin
of nines. ' ,
Irniws Auditorium. . i
The new uuditorium at . The Pallia
Power ta B Off. V ' I , . h ,..
Patrons of the Pacific Tower and Simpson- who rtrurneJ this morning
Light Co. in Pendleton will be without fttet a. motor trip to Portland. They
either power or . Igihts : tomorrow state that the building Is. a splendid
morning between the hours of eight- one. Mr. Murphy and Mr. Simpson
thirty in the morning and noon.' In- were in The Dalles lout night for the
sulators which were shot off. near dedication, arriving in Pendleton at
Athena must be replaced,' and the noon toduy, Tho highway between
Portland and Pendleton Is In good
shape, Ihey report.
OTHER NEWS OF THIS
DEPARTMENT ON PAGE 9
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Woman
housework on ranch.
Pilot Rock. '
for general
-Phone 46 FX
Foil BALK Chevrolet, good rmniiig
order, price $20(.0t(. Haynes Sales
ft Service. Co. .... :
FOR IiENT Sleeping and housekeep
ing room. 0 willow St.
WAXTKD Person who took boy's
wagon from In front of Penney
store to return It to 11. J. Kirby, 115
Perkins Ave. , . , ,
L-O-O-K
100 acres all In crop, 1-3 crop goes
a good Investment, jtt 134.49 per
acre. , . : .
291 acres near Weston. ISO acres In
crop, good buildings, crop goes, J19,.
000,
t room house, now, east end, terms,
$SiO,00. . .,
4 room bungalow, furnished, $1851
2 new bungalows, north side, on
jir.r.OO.OO, the other $e,000.00 good
terms. ' .
We have a lot of others, auk us.'
P. W. DAYTON
riioiio 1072
Res. phono 1174-W . Si'O E. Court.