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THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. PAGE FIVE NEWS NOTES To Repeat Picture ninety Btere qptlcon pictures o Armenia and Chi nese life will be repeated at the Bap tist church, tonight. Women to Svvim Tonight The high school swimming tank will be ' open for women, only tonight, under the di rection of Community Service. The water will be warm tonigh, it is as sured. Methodist Men's Club to Meet The men's club of the Methodist church will meet at the church at 7:30 to night. H. W. Arbury, representative of Community Service, now in Th( Dalles, will be the speaker. Axle Holds Up Motorists Mr. and Mrs. A. Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gorman of Portland motored from Portland to Celilo Sunday where the axle of their car broke, necessitating the calling of a ser vice car and an enforced . sojourn in the city over Sunday' and Mom day. They will return to Portland today. Scenes at Union Station "Scenes atjunion Station," a home talent play put on by the ladies' aid society of the local Congregational church, wjll be; tomorrow night's attraction at the Casino theater, it was announced to day. Manager Clyde Seitz has turn ed' over the theater to the ladles for the entire day and will shbw"no mat inee. Miss Halght's Party An enjoyable bltthday dinner, in honor of Miss Mil dred Kckht, was given Sunday, at tho country home of 'Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Haight. Among those present were: Misses Ruth Wallace, Florence Wood ford, Lucille Frizzel, -Melba Creighton, Mabel Johnson, May Brookhouse, 'Katy Brookhouse, Mae Remington, Marion Martin; Messrs. Glenn' and Leland Fulton, Harry and Harvey Stone and James Fulton. Loom la-Wilson Leas Garage J. H. loomis and J. H. Wilson have leased the garage part of the Motor Service company for a period of two years, and are now operating the garage as the Motor Service garage, Loomis & Wilson, proprietors. The change took place Saturday. Wilson has been in The Dalles since last fall. He came from Portland, where he was a sales man with the Garford truck agency. Loomis has been an automobile sales man in The Dalles for the last, six years. Lewis Alphonse Sandoz Dies Lewis Alphonse Sandoz; 70 years old, died this morning at the family home on Mill creek, following an extended, ill ness. Sandoz was a native of Switzer land, coming to this country 54 years ago. He had lived on the ranch where he died for 43 years. He is survived by three sons, Arnold, Edward and Rollen, all of The Dalles; and two daughters, Mrs. C. W. Turner and Miss Isabelle Sandoz, both of this city. Funeral arangements ' have not been made, as yet. The body is at' the Burget-Mogan company's funeral home. ' Sorosis Club Takes First Orphan The local Near East Relief commit tee reports that a number of organiza tions have already expressed their in tention of caring for one of the Arme nian orphans this yoar. Among the organizations which have adopted this plan are th'e Christian church Senior Christian Endeavor; iBaptist church Junior B. Y. P. U.; T. T. W. No. 9; high school Y. W. C. A. club. Cash contributions and checks are coming in to the drive headquarters at the Y. W. C. A. rooms. The first orphan in the county to be adopted, was taken by tho Sorosis club. James Price of Seattle is in The Dalles for a few days, assisting in putting over the drive. Car. of FeedWheat Due--The carof Condon wheat ordered by County Agent E. R.iJackmari and sold in Was co county for stock and poultry feed1 lng purposes, is expected to arrive in The Dalles today.. The wheat wa slightly damaged in an elevator fire near Condon, the damage making it unsuitable for milling purposes, but leaving 'It all right for poultry" and stock feed. The entire car of wheat is already sold, one buyer alone wish , lng to purchase the entire consign ment. The wheat was sold for $25 a ton. Persons who have ordered wheat J from the car are asked by Jackman I to, get in touch with him regarding its delivery. PERSONALS M. 'til. Buriner of Dufiir was in the city yesterday enroute to Port- land. "Godless Men" i coming to Casino Thursday. 11 Do You Enjoy A Good Laugh? If you do, don't miss the senioi play. A good laugh is good for the I health. The senior play is full of I laughs. Friday and Saturday, nights at the high school auditorium. 13 Milk Users, Attention The public is no doubt aware of the fact that when they purchase a bot tle oil milk or cream at some store and make a deposit for the bottle, that this does not make them the owner of the bottle. This is merely a guarantee that the bottle will -be returned to the mer chant. Any person or persons using any milk or cream bottle with any other than their own, blown in the glass is committing a misdemeanor and is subject to prosecution under sections 87-81, etc., of the state laws of Ore gon. On and after the 20th day of May, 1921, we, the undersigned herebv serve notice that anyone found using bottles other than their own will be prosecuted under the above-mentioned law. CITY DAIRY. CHBNOWITH COVE DAIRY, TOM KLINDT, . L. C. FALMIBR, JOHN RE, NOMAN CREAM CO. 12 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morton ol. Bend are visiting with friends in The Dalles. H. D. Hollls of Maupin Is a guest at the Bank hotel. (L. B.,Kelly,of Maupin is in ,thls city today on business. Walter Gilbert of Big Eddy is at the Dank Hotel. Roy Phillips of Quinook is a busi ness visitor in The Dalles. J. A. Brawn of Gateway is a gue?t at Hotel Dalles. Mrs.' H.' M; LaBertew of Lyle was shopping in the city yesterday. Mrs. Joseph Har.tle went to Port- land yesterday to visit, friends, Mrs. A. J. Conroy of Shaniko is shopping ' in the city today." ' ' J. F. Austin, of the Five Mile district, is in the city today. Konrad Houser of Tygh Valley is in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kassiug of Du fur spent the week-end in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris of Maupin were in the city yesterday. Judge Fred V Wilson is in toulem attending to business matters. He ex pects to return to this city Thursday. D. J. Shea, of Thompson's addition, was called to Port Costa, Cal., Monday by the illness of his mother. Miss Ruby V. Cooley of 'Marshfield is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Lowe for a few days. Mrs. William Slants of. Maupin was in the city yesterday on busi ness. Mrs. A. F. Hehderman of Camas is. a guest of Mr. and Mrs, Frame, Kargl, Mr. and Mrs. William Rouah . or GSldendale were shopping in the city yesterday. Miss Rush Deardorff went to Hood River yesterday1, returning in the evening. Herbert Nunn, state highway, engf eer, Is In The Dalles today upon offi cial business. Miss Burteena Woodard of Hood River was a week-end " guest at the home of iMrs. W. O. Hadley. Donald and A. Morrison, both of Shaniko, are business visitors in The Dalles. Mr., and Mrs. T. W. Alley of Moro are visiting with friends in Tho) Dalle3. E. Davidson of Bandon was in The Dalies yesterday attending to business, matters, J. H. Dunn, who has been visit lng Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sexton, rc-. turned to his home at Medford yes-1 terday. JURY DECIDES "Godless Men" coming to Casino Thursday. 11 Special Sale Universal aluminum ware. See our window display. Stadelman Bonn Hardware company. 10 4. Dr. S. Burke Massey, dentist, First National bank, rooms 307-308. Tele phone main 3911, res. main 1691. 8tf The Economy Shop Ladies and children's hats at very reasonable prices. Organdie collar and cuff sets and embroidery yarns. A few ready-to-wear infants' dresses. Toadies' silk and volln dresses, also house drosses, aprons and underwear. I Children's dresses, boys blouses and ' Infants' wear made to order. Mrs. Weaver, 302 Union street, opposite postoffice. Telephone black 3171. 20 (Continued From Pae ! t 1 M hanging until i o'clock In theafteri noon in order to give the doomed man further chance for life1 According to Davis' story, the jur ors were deadlocked, some faVorlng hanging and others life imprisonment. It was finally agreed to draw lots. Death won. Brown's Dufur stage Time Table Two round trips daily. .Leave Bauk hotel, 9. n. m. and 4 p. m. Leave Oufur 7:30 a. m. and 1 p. m.' ' tf , . i "Godless Men" coming to Casino Thursday. 11 THE JUCKLINS with Monte Blue at the EMPRESS Thursday THE first thing you want in foods and the all important thing is purity. t Foods should be nourish ing. That s what they are for to build up strong, sturdy bodies. Calumet Baking Powder is pure in the can. It is made in the largest, cleanest, most modern Baking Powder Factories on earth only of such ingredients as have been officially endorsed by United States Food Authorities. tils costs down It's pure in the baking. Cal umet never fails to produce the sweetest and most palatable of nourishing foods. It has more than the ordi nary leavening strength. You use less of it That's one reason it is the most economical of all leaveners. Another reason is it is sold at a moderate price you save when you buy it Pound cap of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some baking powders come in 12 oz. instead of 16 oz. cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it. Calumet Waffle Recipe 2 14 cups sifted pastry flour, 3 level teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder, V2 ea spoon salt, Wi cups milk, I tablespoon sug ar, 2 tablespoons of melted but ter, 2 eggs beat en separately. Then mix in tha regular way. Motor Service Garage We Give Superior Service ' Announcing the fact that we have 20,000 square feet of concreted floor space available for storage purposes.- Our. basement is concreted, heated and frost proof. We are prepared to accept anything for storage at reas'v.ibJc iv.tes, from a trunk to a truck. Our Specialty is Serv-c: ci the Gas Tank : 0 s flQfap.D- M Loomis, Props. Successors to Motor Service Co. How do yoti this, t ure You risk your dollars on, qrdi nary shoes don't know how they're going to wear trust to luck they won't lose their shape and but why all these chances ? REGAL Sham will really give you satisfaction plenty of wear, style, and save you money in the end You don't buy ordinary shoes here you buy Regal shoesl wnen uou nunjc uru qocws imnK, i if The Little House with the BIG Pictures CASINO AT I HEATER t n m n p t) n w The Ladies' Aid Society OF THE Congregational Church PRESENTS Scenes From The Union Station WITH LOCAL CAST ' I s f A 4 , 'f Mown u M miMiM''iw ' Ps