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DAILY EAST OREGONIAW, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1921.
TEN PA0E3
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Atezetf No tes of Pendleton
OAIiKNDAR Ofl EVENTS
' June 7-Auguat S flummr
Normal School.
July 10 to It Ellbon-Whlto
Chautauqua.
September JJ, J3, U Annual
Pendleton Round-Up.
Ha Tonsils Removed
Minnie Kraft, the 14 year old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kraft, was
operated upon yesterday at St. An
thony's honpltnl for tonaelg nnd ade
noids. She is convalescing nicely today.
J. A. Folgrr Dead
J. A. Folger, of the J. A. Folger Co.
of San Francisco, well known grocery
firm, died suddenly yesterday accord
lng- to wnd received here today by
Morris leader, who represents the
Folger Co. The firm is the oldest
grocery firm on the coast and is well
known among' local dealers.
400 Pupils TranHimrtod
More pupils are transported to and
from their homes during- the school
term In Vmntllln. county man In any
county In the state, according to a re
port ninde by J. A. Churchill, state su.
perlntendent of schools, which shows
that 400 pupils In this county were
provided transportation during the
past year. The number of routes In
the county itotaled 13 and cost per
pupil transported was 2, the report
thows, The counties which transport
pupils are Kenton, Clackamas, Clat
sop, Columbia, Coos, Harney, Hood
River, Jackson, Lflke, Lincoln, Marlon,
Morrow and Umatilla.
W-avos For llcrniinlon
Mrs. Edith G. Van Deusen, home
demonstration agent, left today for
Hermlston where she will address the
girls cooking club. Mrs. Van Deusen
will remain In the west end town avid
tomorrow will hold a nutrition clinic.
(Jots Building Permit.
A buildlnic oermlt was Issued tnis
morning to It. B. Smith for some re
modeling work to hin house on Long
street. The estimated cost of the
work is $100.
W. ilk Thomas Hero
W. H. Thomas, owner of the Thomas
Shop, of Bartholomew's In Portlana
and of a Thomus shop In Wcnatchee.
was In Pendleton this morning on his
way east for a buying trip. Ho will
viBit Chicago, Cleveland, New York
and other eastern cities and will pur
chase fall and winter models for the
three stores.
Use the Phones
Grocery, 2 Phones 526
Other Depts. 78
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QUALITY
SERVICE.
PENDLETON'S LEADING "TORE
)N DATES
JULY 10 to 16.
Will Work On Reserve
Charles V. Goddord and Frank P.
Floss, two Portland ex-service men
who are taking advantage of the op
portunities afforded by the Federal
Board of Vocational guidance, arrived
here today and will be employed on
the Umatilla National Forest during
the summer. They will assist In forest
patrol work.
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BING AND PIE CHERRIES AND
RED RASPBERRIES
Give us your order with instructions to de
liver the day you want them.
"WASTE LESS BUY THE BEST"
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc.
301 E. Court Street
Phones 101 Private Exchange Connect
both Departments.
7 101 101 101 I0t 101 101 101 101 101-
MJlllon Gallons a Month,
The city of Pendleton used 1. OUR, 000
gallons of water for street flushing
purposes during the month of June
according to the report presented to
the city council lost night by c. A.
Crabtree, street commissioner. Dur
ing the month, labor to the umoiint or
15!5 hours was put in on the streets,
sewer work and weed cutting. The
report has It that the condition of the
sewers Is good with no complaints,
but numerous complaints are being
receied on the prevalence of dust and
dirt on the streets, especially on the
outer districts. All of the wooden
sidewalks in the city need repairs, ac
cording to the report, and It Is recom
mended that between 13 and 18 cross
walks which are completely gone be
torn out.
Rest Assured You Get
Quality Goods
satisfaction or money
At this store. You get value received for every penny you spend. We guarantee
cheerfully refunded. For your wants come to Alexander's for it. V e can till it.
' COT DEN CROSS VOILES EASY DRESS MAKING FORMS '$1.25
WTe They Beared?
An opportunity for the public to see
Just how American soldiers looked and
acted during the late war when they
wcYit over the top to attack enemy po
sitions will be accorded Pendleton to
morrow and Saturday when the offi
cial pictures of the war will be shown
at the Arcade theater. Those who
attend the show during Us two days'
stay In Pendleton can see how rapidly
the men moved, can see the expres
sions that were on their faces and
how they behaved as their comrades
fell on the field of battle. The pic
tures are shown under the auspices of
Pendleton Post No. 23, American
Legion.
THE SEASON'S NEWEST NOVELTY
The Harding Blue Sautolr and Bracelet. This new novelty, origi
nated by the Kiger Boyn have only been on the murket three weeks,
but, O Boy these three weeks !!
If you haven't one get one now, be In style with the rest and be one
of the first In your town to wear a Harding Blue Bibhon on your
watch or a Sautolr. Come In and see us. we have just received a big
selection at very little cost. (Don't loln,vl Conic now). Hanscom
always has the best and newest. -
GIFTS TTIAT LAST
Hanscom's Jewelry Store
Vlnler lipavos for Reunion.
Charles C. Vinier, past exalted ruler
of Pendleton Lodge 2S8, B. P. O. E-u-MI
innvA this nveninfr for Portland
where he will join the Portland dele- jj
gallon or kiks wno go 10 flusrim ;
for the grand lodge reunion from July
11 to 1 inclusive. An effort will be
made by the Oregon "Bills' to secure
the endorsement of the national lodge
for a playground for Elks on the Me
tolius river. Portland also Is ambi
tious to secure the reunion for 1!24,
and It Is probable that plans looking
toward securing the meeting will be
taken this year. Roy Haley am'
Charles Bond, who with their wives
are taking a vacation In California.
are expected to be In Los Angeles
during the reunion.
Organize This Evening.
The final steps in organizing- a
county federation of commercial
bodies of Umatilla county will prob
ably bo finished this evening when a
maatlnir nf Hr ASPfltfl t i VAM Of the VH1
ious clubs will be held at the offices of j
the Pendleton Commercial association.
The meeting follows the one held last
Thursday night here when the plan
was broached. The representatives
and the towns they represent are: Dr.
II. A. Schneider. Pilot Rock; E. E.
Tate, Helix; C. R. Cheshire, Milton; R.
E. Bean, Freewater; E. P. Dodd, Her
miston; F. M. Gast. Umatilla; Fred
George, Echo; and J. D. Zurcher.
Stanfield. No word has been received
from Weston and Athena as to who
will represent those towns.
V
DRESS
3250
Fishing
Tackle
That
Brings
Results'
How
About that
Winchester
22. cal. for
Squirrels?
CHAUTAUQUA DAYS, JULY 10 to 16
fER
PATTERNS
BELROBE METHOD
59 Violators In June.
Just 59 persons were found guilty
of violating various city ordinances
and the state traffic laws during the
month of June. City Recorder Thomas
FitzGerald's report to the city council
shows. Of this number 45 paid fines,
10 forfeited bail and four served Jail
sentences. The sum of J362 was col
lected on fines. Twenty-five soft
drink establishments paid license fees
of io each to abide by the ordinance
recently enacted by the council. The
total value of building work durlnr
the month for which permits were
taken out was $11,075. Twelve burial
permits were granted during June.
The report of Fire Chief W. K. Rin
gold shows that there were eight fires
with a total loss of J1000 for the
month. Six of the reports were
turned in over the system and two
wero telephoned.
Cigarette
To seal In the
delicious Burley
lobaooo flavor.
It's Toasted
Hauling
Phone
Hana Transfer
Res. Puonc 378-
0
Voile fulfills all
your requirements.
Characterized by
fineness of weave
and conventional
figures. This
voguish, summery
fabric is -unique in
its beauty and
style, 36-40 inches
wide. Make your
selections now!
DRUG SUNDRIES
Let us fill your vacation needs of Drug Sundries.
We have one of the best lines. Prices right.
10-4 BROWN SHEETING FOR THE
NEW BED SPREADS
of best quality sheeting, good tape edge, heavy
weight, no sizing. Buy a bed spread length, stamp
it and work it with Bucilla Perle yarn or blanket
stitch colored designs on it. Let us explain it to you
and show you what can be done.
DAMAGED FLOUR SACKS 3c, 4e
A limited number of flour sacks, to close out. 6
sacks to the bundle at 3c and 4c the sack. Good only
for dust cloths and the like.
You get one vest and roll gummed tape. The vest
is of best quality mercerized finish, firm, yet fits
the body snugly.
NOTIONS
You always need them. Our assortment is very
large and of best quality. Prices right.
WASH SKIRTING 40c to $1.50
Comes in white and colors, 30 to 36 in. wide. It
takps twn widths to the skirt. These skirtings are .
fined will find choice selections and we're sure you'll like them,
reimeu, tttvtwt? WV A Tt PTiF.PF. 35p
Golden ro V.. " .....
Offered in white, pinK, Diue, yenow, oi Dest quality
Windsor Crepe, which is the standard of washable ,
crepe. ; ;
50c, 75c, 85c Yd.
You who are al
ways in search of a
dress fabric quite
striking in its indi
viduality mater
ial distinctive and
Jill tKeTcoolnesSix
freedom and comfort
that mengetfromS
their "Athletic9 Under
wear 'but dainty,
form-fitting: sheer
essentialiyTeminine Simmons
r FUTURIST
FOR .WOMEN
$1.85 to $3.50
Grain Toiir Tomorrow
Business liven as well as wnera
growers are showing' an interest in the
grain tour which will start tomorrow
from the federal bulioing at s p. m.
It Is under the auspices of the Uma
tilla county farm bureau.
Is Convalescing
Wesley Fletcher has recovered af
ter having his tonsils removed.
Weather Is Warm
The weather is much warmer to
day than yesterday, the mercury De-
ing at 91. The minimum last nigm
was 49 and today the barometer reg
isters 29.63. tmnStS
the fact that W. B. Brown, well known
illustrator, has written that since read
ing the article, he has decided to at
tend the Itound-Vp. Mr. Brown,
whose home is In Boston, Mass.
draws cover designs for tlie Youths
Companion and his illustrations have
appeared in many magazines. Anoth
er prominent man who will attend is
Pr. George Black, of White l'lains, a
foremost eastern physician who in a
letter to Colonel Furlong says that he
will see the big show this ear.
Bathing Suits Xot Taboo
tiathiiig suits worn by children go
ing to and from the wading pool at
I'loneer park or to the N'atatorium are
not under the ban. In fact they are
lepurded as proper and fitting attire
Ijoaves on Buying Trip
Mrs. D. C. Brown left last evening
on a buying trip for the ladies' ready-
to-wear department of Alexander's.
She will visit New York markets and
will purchase fall and winter models.
bv city officials and as much was
made known at the council meeting
last evening. It was reported that the
juvenile officer had stopped two chil
dren attired in bathing suits and sent
them homeward. It developed that
there is no ordinance against bathing
suits as summer apparel in Pendleton
and if such an ordinance is found it
will be repealed, if sentiments express,
rd by the council last night may be
relied upon. At any rate children are
safe on this score and adults too If the
practice is not abused.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WOMAN' WANTS WORK cooking for
harvest crew. Phone 606, Mrs. Hiatt.
l'bone SI0-W
P. a Box 35
DR. C. H. DAY
Physician and Surgeon
Osteopath
Rooms 3 and 25, Smith-Crawford'
Building.
TetepfcoM 7M KM. T4-R
DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEE
Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electria
Therapeutics.
Temple Bldg. Room 13.
Phon. 41
Here from Montana
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wood of poison.
Mont., who are the guests of Com
missioner and Mrs. C U Dunning,
were In Pendleton today. This even
ing the quartet, accompanied by Miss
Kva Punning, will go to Sunset Hill
where they expect to arrive early in
the evening for a view of the Inland
Kmpire.
liny Growers to Meet
A Joint meeting of the Oregon Hay
Growers' association and Washington
Hay growers' association Is to be held
in Pendleton tomorrow. Flans will be
made for a Joint sales agency which
will operate in the competitive terri
tory. Managers and directors will be
here with their lawyers. Rnley, Haley
& Steiwer will represent the Oregon
orgnnlmttnn and Attorney tloldsniith
the Washington body.
Uco Meetings Kclirdulnl
Of interest to heeinen is the an
nouncement that Fred liennton, county
agent and H. H. Svullen. bee keeping
specialist, will oil Saturday meet with
the beekeepers of Milton and Free
water to Inspect apiaries. On Tues
day, problems of bee culture will be
discussed at Hermistoti at the Kll
Wlnesett npiary. rtnatilla county has
more bees than any other county in
the state and the honey Industry Is n
thriving one.
Will Visit Rutiml-Vp.
The publicity that tne Pendleton
Hoiind-l'p received through the re
view of Colonel Charles Wellington
Furlong's book. "Let 'er Duck." which
appe-ired In a current number of the
New York Times, may be judged from
ir
OUR
REPUTATION
YOUR
PROTECTION
The Bee Hive
"More for Lew"
ENDLETON
i(J-lT OREGON
A STORE
OF
THE
PEOPLE
Trade Compelling Bargains
worth your consideration
C.VMPIXG XlX-KSSlTllvS
Paper Plates, doz. 10c
Paper Napkins, per ion 15c
Wooden Knives and Forks.
per pair
Waxed Paper,
roll.
10c
DINNER SETS
Blue Bird Pattern,
42 pieces $16.50
KITCHEN" CVm.VETS
The very article for the fresh
keeping of foods and bread.
92.63 to $8.00
Aluminum and White Enameled
finish.
BUSINESS ' CONFIDENCE
One of the pleasures of every commercial transaction is the
element of BUSINESS CONFIDENCE) which enters into it. It is the
one compelling thing that substitutes a spirit of friendliness for what
would otherwise become a sordid, cold, calculating procedure. It is
the inspiration leading to honest dealings from every standpoint and
therefore becomes the fullest measure of protection for everyone con
cerned. That we enjoy the BUSINESS CONFIDENCE of this section
is our best cause for personal congratulation and we shall always hope
to merit the faith placed In us.
'WORTH-MORE" SPECIALS
GLASS JELLY
TUMBLERS
75c Dozen
Paper fiber jelly
tumblers, the most
ideal container for
jellies that has ever
been made; cheap
er in the beginning
and of as great
lasting qualities as
glass.
By the Dozen, 45c
SUMMER
CANDIES
Kept in the most
sanitary manner.
Not handled b y
the hands. Always
fresh. At
45c and 60c the
pound
THESE PRICES ARE CONVINCING
PROOF
Special Sale of Table Glassware,
First Quality
Milk Pitchers, Creamers, Sugar Bowls,
Spoon Trays, Celery Bowls, Butter
Dishes, three different styles of large
Fruit and Berry Bowls. Any one of the
above articles for
33c
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