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EOHT FAG2J BAH? HAST OaHGOJTIC PEfDLETON, OE1G01T, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1922. FAGS TT223 1 m r Afe-zetf Notes of Pendleton CALENDAR OP. EVENTS May County Oratorical Contest. ' May ( County Track meet. Commencement at Pendleton High School. , June IS, It and 17 Annual state convention of Spanish Am- erica n War Veterans. Women's Auxiliary and Military Order of Serpents. . tivui. Mr. .No. IS. I Houser will bo on train by GartU. an Iran who ia serving u janitor. Whenw wind up in earn. est he Ditches mean ball. Bant Contract Ix't ' James Isaacs has taken a contract ' to Mutd a l00 barn on the C. B. . Isaacs place near tne cemetery. The barn will be 40 by 48 feet and the lower story will be of concrete. IlouHcr on Trip CErlo Houser. president of the Port land Rose Festival, will pass through Pendleton today en route for Wash ington, I). C, where he will deliver to President and' .Mrs. Hardin? a mes sage from Portland children, to visit the western city during the Kose'Kes. Swuts Enjoy lUke Members of By Scout Troop No. I enjoyed their first hike of the season Friimy evening when under the direc tion of their leader, H. J. Kirby. they marched up the river about- three miles and there prepared their even ing meal. Inclement weather prevent ed the scouts from playing their usual James. They returned to Pendleton ! at a boot S o'clock. They will hold) here their usual meeting Wednesday even-jindef ing at tne city nan. , To Make Rcrf'rs Bud CorrJt ld has secured a build ing permit hich calls for some con. struction rk for I.ynde Bros, on Lllleth stMt at an estimated cost of 150. East Ore-gonian Won In a ball game at the Round-Vp park' last evening the East Oregonian nine defeated the Pendleton Woolen Mills team by a score of six to tonr, thereby getting revenge for a defeat by the woolen mills team in a former Same. Batteries were. East Oregon 'an. Oartiz and Powers; Woolen mil Duncan and Yates. The playing the East Oregonian team was cons: erably strengthened by the pitc! Court Ilft-i Not Meet. Fedei" court, to havj been held ay, did not meet and has been ly postponed. Tha one caso. an txf"y case irom la uranoe, nas beenerd so that the session here. va nnecessary. Use the' Phones Grocery, 2 Phones 526 ' Other Depts. r 78-79 QUALITY service: PEXBLETO.V8 LEADtVG BTORB Use the Ffccscr Grocery. 1 Phones 528 Other Depts. r 78-79 This-Is National Eace and loi loiioi loi loi-; oi -101101101- Our Fresh Milk IS The Whole Mil NO CREAM HAS BEEN TAKEN 01 (Most Dairy Milks are Separated nd Just the' amount of cream required by e Dairy Law returned). "YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND, )n lor::,, "'V o, , Pendleton tot Met INCORPORATE ' 301 East CourLfitreet 3 Main line phones.' Private exchange con- a nects you with either Dept. 5 TOT I0IT0T IPX TftTOT TOT TOT 101 CHILDREN 25c oil j 'i' ' TODAY ONLY i- I ADULTS 55c DEVILLE STERLING ROSE TRIO Unique Novelty' Gymnasts. , ,, 'if.-'. , i t..w , ALLEN GREY & CO. Comedy Illusion. EDNA REMING ' Character Comedienne. CASTLE & BELMONT Singing and Dancing. , Carl Laemmle presenfi TfAtT If I) L SCREEN SNAPSHOTS. "CALL ME EARLY Mother dear, for I'm the whole. works on May Day.", Let us paraphrase: '"Call us early, Dustiness Man Dear, and givo us your order : o'n -May Day." - May is a happy month, with business good as usual 1 " only . more so. Likewise you'll 'j find our- printing ( keeps pace wiin uiiiiies iu every way, anu that our attention ts focused on the task of (giving better ser VifceJBBd better jualit. . So call us early, be your order large or small. You get the best always The East Oregonian , ' . rhone 1 ' . FJliiiUl Biiys Fruit Tract Eklund, for many years a mer- int of Pendleton, who has just con uded a sale for the disposal of his nek of shoes, has purchased an acreage tract near College Place, near Walla Walla. The Eklund family will 'move to the new home within the im mediate future. Taxes Delinquent Slay 10. Taxes In Umatilla county will be de linquent if they are not paid before May 10, according to Mrs. Nona Me Faul, chief deputy sheriff in the lax collecting department of the sheriffs office. The time, of grace has beea moved forward this year. Taxes wh'er are paid after May 10 will have the Interest added to them. ' Witness Expense $906.80 The expense of wintess fees and mileage for witnesses for the Charles Von Derahe murder trial which was held here last week Is $906.80, ac cording to figures secured this morn ing by Deputy Clerk Cyril Proebstel. These fees apply only for the trial proper and do not include fees. Incur-' red during the grand Jury investiga tions of the case or the preliminary hearing. . , , fc Embroidery Week i. You will find on display in our Dry Goods Section a full and complete showing of Laces and Embroid eries. It will prove interesting: to you if yow come down and look them over. , Laces and Jumbroidery week is featured throught the nation this week. . J ' j : Danqiict Tomorrow Xijrlit. . Members of the Rotary and Pro gressive Clubs will tomorrow evening holda "Father and Sons' banquet at the Klks club. ; There will be talks and the meeting promises to be a most successful one. The Progressives held no luncheon today and the noon luncheon of the- Hotarlans will not be held tomorrow because of-the even tng's banquet. , Wauls News of Bon . ' The police department is In receipt of a letter from a Mrs. Gentry of 'On tario; Oregon, In which Bhe requests information as JLo the whereabouts of tier son who was last heard of In Pen dleton In the fall of 1920. He is five feet tall, she writeB, light complexion, nnd has the second finger on his right hand missing. He will be is years old during this month, according to his mrtther. Her address is Lock Box 362, Ontario. ' ' To Iliillil Iiuie. . To aid In forest fire protection, a co-operative telephone line is to: be built from Lo; Grande to Mt, Emily, according to a decision niud.3 yester day at the foresters'v conference here. It is hoped to make better use of the lookout, which foresters hope- '.viil future serve not only Union county but the Umntilla and Wenulchee divii sions of the Umatilla forest and also WhiUman forest. . Dressmaking Taught Umaplne women, are today receiving a lesson In dressmaking from Mrs. Edith O. Van Deusen, home demon stration agent; .The lesson Is being given at the home of Mrs. J. D. Kirk and a similar one will be i given In Umaplne on Thursday. On Wedncs1 day, a lesson In the making of dress forms Is to be given at Milton. In the morning, the- meeting will be at the home of Mrs. S. 8. Shields and in the afternoon at" the home of Mrs. Jens Terjeson. ' " ':' Tim Inditing Paid ' ' ! , ' During the past 48 hours receipts from fines have been heavy in the of fice of the city recorder. Since Mon day morning l'i fines on drunk charges have been paid. , Some, of thorn were new, but there were several old fines still hanging fire. Chief W. H. Taylor recently permitted a num ber of braver their,- freedom- before they had paid on condition that they would pay tip at the first opportunity. Yesterday was pay-day for tho In dians, and they were on hand" with their money. '' ' To Take Tests. ; ' " More than 400 pupils in the eighth grade in Umatilla county schools will take examinations Thursday and Fri day, May H and 12, fdr diplomas of graduation. At the same t!me fhesc tests are . held pupils in the seventh grade will take tests on geography and sixth grade pupils, will be ex amined in physiology. Questions for these' teses will be sent 'to teachers by County Supt. VV. W. Green on May 5. 1 The teachers' examination for certification .Will be,held here June- 14, 15, 16 and 17. Bounties Kqual 107. During the month of March, hlinf ers of coyotes secured just $1697 from Umatilla county In bounties, ac cording to figure made public ty C. K! CrarfKton. county treasurer. 1 he Jarnounts paid out ranged from Insig- irtflcent sums for the minimum to maximum of $162, which was secured by E. J. Crimmlns. Second high man was Ralph McBcan who got $156. Other hunters who prospered on ac count of bounties were C. l- Carson, who received .$1()0: Dnxter Hutchin son, $72; and Clare Gulllford, $l. J 1 SPANISH LACES, CHANTILLY LACE, $2.50 TO $3.50 YD. An unusual showing of Beautiful Spanish and Chantilly laces, Aljover and Flouncings in, black and col- - ; rm. -1 - t n. i ' i , i ii i. 1 1 i , - . i . . . . v , . ors. ine uesigns are unusuai ana auracuve ana inequality is oi tne Desc . i These laces are used now for Afternoon and party Dresses. Come and pick yours out. SPECIAL LOT UNDERWEAR LACES; 35c By far the most attractive as sortment of laces ever shown here for the price. - ' We have offered similar laces before at higher prices. Bat a lucky purchase gives us the opr portunity to pass a' good thing along. , , ,v . t 4 , Buy now' while the" patterns are good.. CLUNEY FILET LACES ; v The Appeal of Our ;VAL LACES FOR TRIMMING The charm of our Val Laces will be instantly reco g n i z e d by women who love the beautiful. -At this time when hew clothes , are in the mak ing and women M 'desire the daint iest of trimming. We are ready with ' new pat terns' and' de-' stinctive styles. Laces priced at the yard . 5c, 8 1-3) l()c, 12 l-2cr 15c, 20c Vli -JWJ, I COLLAR LACES AND EMBROIDERY Showing the real new things for spring and summer wear. ' The laces are of Venice and Bramley Point and the Em broideries are colored ao as to match up with the dresses. . A small length will trim up neatly a dress or suit; The yard . . . 75c to $2.50 EMBROIDERIES Embroideries! of, all kinds, wide, medium and wide widths. Baby , Floun c i n g s, Dress Flouncings, Petticoat Edgings . and the like. The quality mate rial is of the best and the em broidery work is good and will wear well. " ,.s 10c to $3.00 yard ii ' f i ,r SPECIAL LOT UNDERWEAR LACES, 15c YD. One of the best offers we have ever made is this lot of fine laces for underwear. ' They will wear and they look good. Buy them now for sum mer underwear. '''''' """V " 1 ' '"' They come in ecru and white., Edgings and insertions; Special patterns for Bed Spreads and' fancy work. Have a' look at', them. You'll like thenu. 1 25c 30c, 33c - r PILLOW CASE LACES Pillow Case Laces . . ... ...... ............. 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c A splendid showing, of; good patterns and of excellent quality. just tne ngni wiuuis. j By looking over our. as sortment of laces you ' will find lots of odd pieces that perhaps will just suit you and your wants. So come irr , and look them over. "' f"fttf tftmtmMtlMMMiMMMMM Icd Is Vonr. , ' ? Because of the late spring, feed on the UtnaUlla National Forest Is poor so far this season; says etiry I.tt, zinka,. well known cattla - man, Mr. Lar.inka states that whlls the- winter was not a hard one; the c.ild spilnp: ha retarded the growth of forage. and them is very little-as a result Mr. Ijazinka, wiirt In the past has taken advantage of higher easterrt prfees for his cattle; ir-he does ,- not plan shipping as prices are not so good t in ''the west: 'He looks for fair prices and the outlook Is good. . Mr. Laxinka .states also that the road from Willow j springs ii .luce is now open. WVOI.I TODAY A tf&XFM AirU9nATI.V-i OF VEItSATlLE AHTITS Will Appear in the New Vaudeville Hill at the ICivoli Tliealro Today Headed by the Incomparable Novel ty YVonders-T-Tho Sterling Hose Trio, shrowlng feats of strength and gnice on the flying rini;8. Alan1 (4rey & Co., the talkative pres tidigitator and eojncdy Illusionist ablyttsxiftted by Dot'Hayncs, . Edna llepiing, a' character come rtk-nne in character sonns and changes. Castle ft Uelmoilt, a nifty pair of vaudeville's choicest in a singing and dancing act. ,' A. real feature soul stirring picture called "The (iolden Gallows" with Miss Tiupolnt and the very interesting Rcreen Knapshols rounds out the de lightful evenings entertainment. , .. which was at that time) Inhabited , by tribes of savage cannibals and head hilntcrs. Inter-woven wlllt' this true history Is some fiction' which lcnd to the thrills and forum the bastM for a delightful love romance. Ncarlng completion . Is the serlul Hurricnn Hutch with the famous stunt artist Charles Hutchlsonl A comedy called ''Mutts' completes this delightful pro gram. ;' - . Winds won't. jblojp camp fires out' Fire season Is tho rataon. Be care- ' , AKCAOl? TODAY 'v"ilh Htaiilcjf In Afrlcrn" the his torical serial will be one of the fea ture attractions at the Arcade today. I George Walsh is featured and In this! picture he lives up to his dare-devil ! reputation he has acquired - In the past. Producer- and director have worked hard toJmcke "With Stanley In Africa" as nearly authentic as pos sible following as closely as they could the true history of Stanley's celebrated expedition In search of the long lost Livingston in the : heart o Africa, PENLAND BROS. Ifaro purrlmswl Hie blarksmlth shop from A. 1', . fturgin and will conduct u K-tierut BLACKSMITH AND . 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