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Orin Jackson of Biokletop,
Wash., visited two days last
wopk at the home of T. E. Hen
Soren and George Matsen
from Bickleton, Wash, were cal
lera at the T. E. Hendrick horne
last Friday.
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Harrison Johnson stopped off
last Thursday on his way home
from Pendleton to Bickleton,
Wash., and visited with T. E.
Hendricka.
Recently the Boardmau com
mercial club appointed a commit
tee to investigate the present
status of the Farm Loan Act, as
applying locally bpMuse the
long delay was causing com
plaint and dissatisfaction. A
few days later the Supreme
Court of the United States an
nounced its decision sustaining:
the legality of the measure. A I' I
ter this tell your troubles to the
Commercial club.
Mr. Balle tiger made a business
trip to The Dallas Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hango is visiting
at the home of relatives this
week.
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A. E. Ricketts spent Monday
and Tuesday transacting busin
ess in Stantield.
J D. Zurcher.attorney of Stan
field, was transacting business in
Boardman Wednesday.
A wonder some one does not
discover the presence of rubber
in the anatomy of George Mit
chell's worms from the way they
can be stretched.
Mrs. D. F. Rancier and Mrs.
Kenith Mulkey were Pendleton
visitors Thursday. Mrs. Ran
cier is having some dental work
done and Mrs. Mulkey is taking
medical treatment.
Just whistle for Whistle. v
Drink Western brew; it's good, for
ryou.
Mrs. Talbot is a guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Blayden.
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Do you know we have a Chris
tian Endeavor society in our
town? We are just organizing
but expect to have a live society
and anticipate some good times.
Meetings begin at 7:30 prompt
ly. Everyone is asked to come,
both young and old.
Visitor "What are those things
hanging in the sun?"
Mitchell "Those are worm
hides I am tanning for auto tires.
The smaller ones I ship to a
bologna factory."
Our community is showing the
right spirit in gutting behind
the movement for base ball club.
A grand ball is sicheduled for
Saturday evening March 19th in
the high school auditorium and
promises to be well attended. A
community gathering in the in
terest of community enterprise.
Let's turn out with our families
and enjoy a pleasant evening.
New CoatsI
New Suits!
New Dresses!
A Special Purchase
for Easter Selling
Direct from New York Headquarters
THESE PRICES MEAN A REAL SAVING FOR YOU
THE smartest styles brought out for the ttprim? Season of 1921. Fashioned in
the favorite fabrics and colors, they have that youthful, modish appearance
that will appeal to every woman. A special, large purchase of these high grade
garments, direct from the leading manufacturers of New York City, for our 312
Stores, enables us to offer them to our patrons at these exceptionally low prices.
Picture yourself in one of these handsome garments! Come in and select your Coat,
Suit or Dress now and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you are sty
lishly dressed at an economical price!
NEW COATS-$12.50 to $39.50
Assortment contains the following popular
(i I'cutar
$12.50
colors Rose, Copen, Rookie, Tan, Pekin
No, 18. Made of Polo Gl .tb. Novell;
nickel eha i i . trlrdle; unliued. Wonder
ful value at this low nrti'a
No. 15). Ve our. Loose bank trimmed with stitch,
iofj; lined half wav with .-ilk. A sm'irt &t a 7;
coat at only 3l4.5
No. 20. Velour. Wide inverted panel back? lined
half way with silk. Popularly priced m , A
at 14.75
No. 21, Bolivia Cloth. Loose Bare back; full silk
lined. A very pretty
model
$10.90
$24.75
No. 22. Velour Loo-e back style;
full silk lined. A bsndaotnt coat
No. 23. Bolivia Cloth Trimmed with silk fringe
an'l silk stitching; full silk lined. A
smart new style
No. 24. Velour. Loose hack; full silk
lined. A distinctive, high grade model
129.75
$34.75
No 25. Velour Warp Coat Style Model, Lt'Ose b CK
full silk lined. One "f the mow fash- t.
ionable New York models tor Hpi injf J3".5U
NEW SUITS-$19.90 to $49.50
Assortment contains both Navy and Rookie the popular colors for Spring 1021
No. lO. Made of mannish serge. Trimmed with
small bone buttons and stitching; silk i o 00
lining. Very trim and stylish '""U
No. 11. Made of Wool Tricotine The most popular
cloth for Spring wear. Hippie model; a 7C
silk lining. A smart model qP.4.3
No. 12. Wool Tricoiine. Bottom is silk embroid
ered all around; si k lining. This is
popular Spring style
$24.75
No. 18 Wool Tricotine. Ripple model; trimmed
with silk embroidery; silk lining. A -o ci
handsome suit ZV.OU
No. 14. Strak'h'.-line Model of Wool Tricotine.
Trimmed with beautiful two-tone em- m-mj e
broidery; silk lining. Very attractive 34.75
No. 15. Wool Tricotine. Bottom trimmed with
silk embroidery; small block pattern .
silk lining. A favorite model $30.50
No. 16. Wool Tricotine. Hippie model; elaborate
ly trimmed with silk braid and tinsel embroidery;
silk lining A suit anv woman will be m . .
proud to wear f,44.75
No. 17. Wool Tricotine. Trimmed with black and
tinsel stitching: slightly ripple model: full silk lined.
The finest suit in our -
stock $49. oO
NEW DRESSES-$ 14.75 to $34.75
Assortment contains the three leading shades for 1921 lirown, Navy and Black-
No. 1. Silk Taffeta. Self
puffs on hips of skirt. A
at a very reasonable price..
vestee front; small self
pretly 8tyle 114.75
No. 2. Silk
Taffeta Eyelet embroidered vestee
front; basque model; self uoderdrop. io ci
A dainty little frock
No. 3. SPk Taffeta Embroidered vestee front over
cootras'ing color Georgette: self
underdrop. This is a tittle beauty
No. Silk Taffeta. Grape rosette on front of
bodice: gathered waistline. An elab
orate Spring style
No. 5. Silk Taffeta. Basque model waist with
imitation rose in front; circular overskirt: self under
drop. You'll admire this youthful
little dress ?Z.3U
$22.75
$24.75
$29 50
No fl Silk Taffeta. Wide self girdle; self over
skirt: -elf cording on cuff-: overssirt and self under
drop: Neat and smart
appearing $27.50
No. 7 Silk Crepe de Chine. Vestee front and sur
plice effect waist; sides of skirt, are kni fe pleated
litis is a oatnty little garment with
style all its own
No 8 Silk Taffeta Wide self jfirdi' -wrh fancy
puffs all around below waistline; haretm effect self
overskirt Very desirable Spring A
style $29.50
No. 9. Silk Taffeta. Wide self girffle with bow
on side; seif underdrop. A distinctive style for wom
en with taste. Priced very
low f 34.75
BOARDMAN UTELLEn
VOL. I.
BOA ROM AN H10.Il SCHOOL. BOARDMAN, ORE., MARCH 18, 1921
NO. 6
Boardman Utellem
Edited by Boardman High
School.
The Departed.
The shades were drawn and
the doors were closed. On one
of the doors hun a crepe. All
the merry laughter was silenced.
Even the birds forgot to sing in
that hour of gloom.
Why? Because there was one
vacant seat in the school room.
Some of his admirers were
weeping hitter tears of sorrow,
while others were going round
witli long faces, caused by thots
of the departed one.
Yes, Maurice Goodwin passed
away Tuesday morning at 11:20
a. in. for Condon, on the train.
Poor old "Morry," we all hated
to see him lewve.
Baseball Oama With trrtgon.
On Friday p. m., March 11.
the second Boardman team, con
sisting of the seventh and eighth
grades, hied themselves over to
our little neighboring town of
Irrigon via motor bus to answer
the call of spring and baseball.
On arriving they found the Irri
gon team to consist of four high
school boys with the balance of
the team made up of seventh
and eighth grade, but they
pluckily concluded they'd tackle
anything Irrigon could put up.
The game was 2alled at 8 p m.
In the first few innings, chiefly
on account of bad fielding on
Boardman's part, the Irrigon
team piled up scores rather fast,
gaining a large lead. Soon, how
ever, the boys began to pull
themselves together and suc
ceeded in reducing the lead to
29 '3, Irrigon's favor.
Our team feels greatly eucour
aged on account of having stood
up so well against a mixed grade
and high school team, and are
anxious for another game at an
early data.
that Teacher commanded him.
Students wjte just six days
older when Lo! the Storm of
Hard Questions fell upon their
hends
Unwise Student was washed
away by the Waters of orget
fulness. He perished from the
lack of the Pood of Knowledge.
After the Storm had abated
Modest Pupil sent Dave Fresh
man to Teacher to get a list of
those who had perished and
those who were saved.
The Ark of Kxam. Questions
Teachers in Modern School
sent out a warning to the Stu
dents that a Flood of Rxamina
tion was to commence in the
near future. They were to take
unto themselves the Food of
Knowledge which would be
needed when the Ark of Examin
ations Questions was completed.
Wise student did all things
Smiles,
Prof. Signs (looking at ex
cuse): "Lauren, is that your
father's signature?"
Lauren: "Yes sir, as nearly
as 1 can make it. "
Truman (at a busy barber
shop): ' How long will it be be
fore I can get shaved?"
Barber: "Why, from your
looks, I would say about ten
years."
Truman (indignantly): "I
want you to understand that I
have a little hair on my lip."
Barber: "Oh, yes, I see it now,
but wait until you get another,
and then I'll shave them both
off,"
TKLKIMION B DIH ECTO EC Y .
We print below the telephone
directory of Boardman and vi
cinity with the number of the
phone and the different rings for
each subscriber. This list will
be changed each week or as fre
quently as any changes or ad
ditions are made.
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'27 Boardman Oarage, 2 long
18 Hoard man Trading Co., 1 long
1612 Brown, Glen long, short, long
lti Hallenger, J. C. 1 long
252 Brown, Kay 2 lontf, 1 short
17 Boardman, Sam 1 long
525 Berger, Ira short, 2 long
C
12 Cramer, Karl 1 long
618
186
72
1616
515
512
22
152
2t2
522
13
Cramer, Frank 1 short, 1 long
Columbia Trading Co., 1 loug 4
short
Cohoon, Walter .'! shorts
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Dillabough. Chas long, short
lonjf
Dillon, Chas 2 short, 1 long
G
Gilberth, W. H. 1 short, I long
II
Hango, ( 'lias. 2 long
Hatch, Win. I long, 1 short
K
King, W. O 2 lon', J short
L
Larson, Arthur 1 short, 2 long
Lumber Yard, 1 long
M
Messner, 2 long .
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5155
712
172
til2
715
165
75
25
261
6152
15
19
MetTord, George 4 short
Mt fiord, Wm. short, lonu, short
Miller, Tom .'! short, 1 long
O
Olson, O. B. 1 loug, ,'i short
P '
Tart low, A. C 2 short, 1 long
Partlow, Prank .'! short, l long
PamloW) John long, abort
l'artlow, I'aul It short
H
Runnier. Dan 2 long
Hands, 1 loyal 2 long, 2 short
S
Skoubo, Adolph short, long,
short
Skoubo, , 2 long, I short
W
Weston, H, 1!. I long
Warner. ( ). II. I long
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Boardman Auditorium
BOARDMAN, OREGON
SATURDAY EVENING
MARCH 19, 1921
Make Your Easter Selection Early While Our Stock is Complete!
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Tickets $1.10 : Including War Tax