THE DALLES DAILY CHRONIC!. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1921.
PAGE FIVE
NEWS NOTES .
present Y. W. C. A. drive for $5,000,
with which to maintain an organiza
tion in this city for another year.
Soliciting teams of local women, un-
Special Bible Students - Special !dcr the direction 'Mrs. E. M.
Bible ctudy will be held tonight at , Williams, have been canvassing the
the local Christian church. "The
Diety of Jesus," will bo the topic,
taken up. Services start at 7:30
o'clock. I
city asking- subscriptions. Each day
I tVin tonm nhmvlnEr thn hfiftt results
is given a decoratldh. as a mark or
distinction a pink rose. Yesterday's
.winning team was made up of Mrs.
D. M. French, Miss Maud Hnrriman
and Mrs. Gus Pearson.
Community Service Meeting An
interesting Community Service, meet-
I ing was held at the United Brethren.
Business Club Subscribes $500 A
subscription of $500, aside from nu
merous personal subscriptions, was
voted yesterday to the Y. W. C. A.
budget fund by the Business Wo-
nn.n'a plith AnnrnYlmntfllv 40 cTtlh
members were present at the meet-' churctt la8t n,&ht- An enthusiast
jDg . community sing was led by H. W. Ar-
bury and Lynn itoycroft, with Miss
Rockefeller Contributes to Y. W. , dence Patterson at the piano.
C. A. John D. Rockefeller has join-1,,- n.,,. ,. n nWslnir solo
At- . ..1 1. .. . X
and responded with an encore. Littlo
Kenneth Foster and Stanley Mason
ed the ranks of tho contributors toi
ti.c. local Y. W. C. A. budget fund.
The local "Y. W." today received a
check for $33.12, as its share of the
Standard Oil company's contribution
of ?1.000 to the Y. W. C. A. work
in Oregon and 'Washington.
City Market to Aid Y. W. C. A.
The Amity club's city market opened,
today! in the Odd Fellows' building.
Four canary birds were the first
items of the "stock" to be sold. All
xr'Viy derived from the city mar-ket.-JMfcfce
donated to the Y. V. C.
' 'aI; to be used as the club's subscript
ion to the budget drive.
Lemkes Off For Germany Mr. aid
Mrs. Paul Lemke prominent residents
of this city, left today for Germany.
Many friends wished them "God
speed" as they boarded the train tills
noon. Their visit to the recently or
ganized republic will extend until late
summer. They will return home next
September.
sang a group of Mother Goose rhymes.
'Miss Sarah Hartman and Miss Hazel
Branch rendered piano solos ,and en
cores, and Miss Lela Meredith gave, a
reading. H. W. Arbury gave an ex
cellent talk on "Community Assets
Versus' Community Liabilities." Three
directors elected for the Community
'Council were: Mrs. F. B. Saunders,
Mrs. Richard French, and Albert
Spickerman.
The Best Big Sitter
Rummage Sale
j by St. Paul's Guild, April 18, 19 and
20, two doors north of the Black ann
White, Court street. ' 16
The Best Big SUter
. "The Little Tycoon"
A musical fantasy. High school glee
clubs at the high school auditorium,
April ,22 and 23. 16
-1 Theest Big Slier
Religious Picture to be Shown
"From the ganger to the Cross," a
roverent motion picture life story of
Jesus, produced in authentic loca
tions in Palestine and Egypt, will be
shown at the Congregational churca
next Sunday evening. This picture Is
said to be a wonderful delineation!
of the life of Christ and to depict
customs and scenes of the Holy Land
in a way that seems almost real.
Five reels of film will be shown.
"Fall of Jerusalem" Lecture
Among the subjects to be introduced
by Dr. L. L. Wirt in his lecture In
the court room Friday evening will be
the' fall of Jerusalem, battle of Arm
ageddon and driving out of the Turks.
A letter received lnthe city today
from the state director of Near East
activities says that-Dr. Wirt is draw
ing large crowds and that his lecture
is being well received.
High School Can'tGet Games The
Dalles high school has a fast, peppy
baseball team this season, with no
opponents. Virtually every other city
of any size in the Mid-Columbia dis
trict has been asked for games, only
to receive replies stating that no IB,
cames can be arranged, according to The
Principal W. E. Wiley of the local
school. A number of game's will
probably be played with the local
town team, with possibly a game
with the Hood River high school.
Bond Petition Mailed Out Peti
tions asking for the construction of
The Dalles-California highway in
Wasco county, necessary before the
county court can call a special elec
tion, were today mailed out to work
ers in various sections of the county.
Upon presentation of the Elgned peti
tions, County Judge J. T.'Adktsson
will set a definite day upon which the
voters of the county will either accept
or reject the proposed $800,000 road
bond issue. i
McLennan Buys Shaniko , Hotel j
Sale of the Columbia Southern hotel
at Shaniko by the Marco Investment
company of Portland to John McLen-
prominent Antelope stock man,
yesterday celebrated by a big
rtflnner served at the hotel to
Iraber of invited guests. Following
the dinner, an old fashioned count: y
dance was enjoyed by those present.
The hotel will be operated under the
personal management of the new
owner.
!
Section House Robbed As number
of petty thefts havo been reported
during the last week at Celllo, cul
minating in the robbery of the O.-W.i
R. & N. section house at that town.
Fred Helman, an employee of the.
AfimnciTCV rannrtaH flint Tin
rauruun uuuivouji w .
had lost clothing and merchandise J
valued at approximates i-o.
thieves also took a quantity of cloth
ing belonging to Fred Stuart. Thefts
of tools and other articles have also
been reported from tho construction
mmns along the Columbia River
. . mw 1tnt1- I I
highway, east oi iao uhm. j
. Rosea for ellclters When
citizens In "Ye Olden Days" came to
the attention of their king, because
qf deeds of gailaatryt it was the cus
tom of the ruler to confer upon them
royal decoration. This cuitom has
feeea reTlvej is The Dalles, In the
MEETING NOTICES
Regular meeting of Pythian Sis
ters, Thursday, April 14,. K. of P, hall,
at 8 p. "m. 14
Modern Woodmen Attention
Special business Thursday evening.
State Deputy J. O. Burgess will make
an official visit. 14
An organization meeting of the
Wasco county district of the Oregon
Growers Cooperafive association will
be held Saturday,, April 16, at 2 p. m.
sharp at the court house.
All fruit and vegetable growers
who have signed up should be pres
ent. Any growers who desire Mo join
are invited to attend the meeting.
M. O. EVANS, field manager. 14wl5
The Best Big Sitter
PERSONALS
Mrs. Bernlce Brooks of Mosier was
in the city yesterday. .
tNlchol
Dalles
was. a Mosier
yesterday.
visitor in
C. F. Galligan of Dufur was
transacting business yesterday.
here
Mrs. Richard O'Brien of Dufur was
in The Dalles yesterday.
D. O. Lear of Goldendale was in the
city on business. yesterday,
Lester L. Wright of Wasco was in
The Dalles ysterday attending to busi
ness matters.
M, 'L. Hlnes of Bend was In tho city
yesterday enroute to Tillamook.
, i
L. J. Dempsey of Hoppner b at tho
Bank hotel.
Mr. v and 'Mrs. George Potter of
Klondike were in the city yesterday.
C. J. Carson, who has 'been away,
is in the city attending to business.
Mrs. Z. A. Watklns of Tygh Vnllov
was in the city yesterday.
J. M. Beard of Lebanon Is a guest
at the Bank hotel.
H. C. Miller of Mosier is registered
at the Bank hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heitz were vis
itors in The Dalle3 yesterday.
A. Poquet of Wapinitla Is a busi
ness visitor in the city today.
W. B. Curry of Wasco is a business
visitor in The Dalles.
Alex Johnson of Fossil was in thb
city yesterday.
C. F. GalUgas of Dufur is registered
at Hotel Danes.
(R. S. Goff of Moro is a guest at
Hotel Dalles. I .
N. G. Hedln of Wapinitla Is in the
city today.
Miller 'Murdoch of Portland is visit
ing in The Dalles with his daughter!
Miss Mary Murdoch.
H. J. Taylor of Pendleton was in
The Dalles yesterday visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Terry of Boyd
were in The Dalles yesterday visiting
with friends.
H. C. Reese of Pendleton was In
The Dalles attending te business mat
ters yesterday.
J. Arnett and son? of Wapinitla
were business visitors in The Dalles
yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Stevens and Miss Verl
Smith of Dufur were in The Dalles
yesterday. '
Mrs. S. P. Walker and Mrs. L. W.
Walker of the Wrentham district were
in The Dalles yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Nickerson of
Tybh Valley, were shopping in the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. iH. 'Hurd of Dufur
were business visitors In the city yes
terday. ' W. H. Patlson of Wamic, who has
been in The Dalles for several days,
went to Portland yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Halght and their
daughter, Miss Mildred, were, shop
ping in The Dalles yesterday.
Mrs. W. L. Vanderpool and 'Mrs.
Kate Howie of Dufur were, in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Fa F. McNeil and two children
went to Mosier yesterday for a short
visit.
Martin Perry and Joseph Tomlin
son of 'Hood River? who havo been
visiting the Saul Perry family, return
ed to Hood River yesterday.
Mrs. C. W. Heisler, Mrs. Lane
Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Amine
Smith of Dufur wero visitors In the 1 Frank Vial has secured a position ' phono & Telegraph company for the
city yesterday. , In tho A. E. Crosby drug sioro ar, last six months, returned, to her homo
I prescription clerk. Mr. Vial, who has , at Friend yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Smith of Dufur was been .residing at Dufur, has moved
here yesterday enroute to Portland to ' ni3 .family to .this city,
see a physician regarding her health, j
She was accompanied by her daugh-' Miss Flora Douglas,, who has been
ter, Miss Zeltn.
-The Bett Big Sitter
Free Clinic No Charge For Examina
tion Tuesdays and Thursdays. .
Dm Baum, chiropractic physician,
in the employ of the Pacific Tele- Third and Washington, main 501. tt
conipanj
impjoon, pri
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A FEW
SPECIALS
THAT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO YOU
Solid Oak wood seat Dining Chair $2.50
T Bold wood Seat : $2.00
Full Box -Leather Seat $5.75
A few slightly damaged Iron Beds at prices
that will be of interest to you.
Docherty & Barnett
Across from First National Bank
Real Values
IN
Men's Shoes
You can pay more for your shoes if you want to but you can't buy
more value than we are offering in our men's shoes. The shoes we are of- ft
fering will give you more wear, better styles and that all-round satisfaction
so appreciated by the wearer. They are real shoe values.
Men's Brown Calf and Kid Oxfords. - Prices
$6,50, $7.50 to $10.00. .
Men's Brown Calf light shoes, $6.50 to $10.00.
Men's Black Kid combination last. An ideal
shoe for low insteps. Priced at $10.00.
s
Men's Black Kid and Calfskin Shoes, all styles
in all the different toes. From $6.00 to $10.00.
WhenUou Think Dru Goods-TMsS7
THE DALLES- ORJS-
A Dollar
Day
Soap
Special
of Extraordinary
Importance
S present
$ 1 .00
COMBINATION
9 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
2 PACKAGES SEA FOAM NAPHTHA POWDER
2 BARS CREME OIL TOILET SOAP
$1.00
Friday and Saturday
At The
PARLORGROCERY
A lot of stores are going to offer bargains in these soaps this week. All
. we ask is that you compare PARLOR PRICES with the others.
Then follow your pocketbook and buy where the prices are right
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