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DAILY EAST OUEGONIAN, PENDT-ETCyN, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, A UtjmiK.
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1 SOCIAL ID PERSONALS
l)r F. H Kmllh mid damthf-r. part In IVmlloton musloul activities.
Vm Virginia Smith if Senle, are 'wninn during her two winters her
tun! at the r-mne t.f Dr. Sum !. . pianist at the First 11-eabytorlan
Mister tin. lt..e Campbell Mm '.chur.li. She 18 a graduate of the
Ian Tatuin Mr A. C- Smith. IH-. , Lincoln high school of Portland and
Umllh and Miss smith vlmled at lm- a former ft intent of the Oregon Nor
luer recently arnl were also gucste ninl school. ..
M the summer home of J..de and Mr. Kioharson is the on of Mr. and
lira. J IU larkt. In Mrachaiu. 'Mrs. J. T. Kichardsnn of Pendleton.
who wllh Mrs. V. C. K ITullt wore
(!. W C K l'i xitt of t-cudlcton. ! among out of ,mvn fl,k l thV.wed
1h registered at the Svaurd iivgoii ding. Mr Richardson recently re
Journal ! ceived his honorable discharge from
(the army afier a year's service aa ser.
Miaa Jean Olive Jacoln l"t even
ing ecme the bride mf Harley II
scant In the medical corps at Kelly
Field. Texas. He la a native of I
Grande where Mr. and Mrs. Rlchard-
Itichardson. the prettily allolnted ; . ,K,- ,,.,,,- bcfnra com in
crvice be:ng re.'d at the home of , n rpmiiptom and he la a prominent
the bride'a par.-ita. Mr. and Mr"-!youn business man of that place,
tlenrite Jacela n Tortland. at :S0, . ;t .
clock by the Kev. O. I Clarit. j j,rJk H Haxen lias returned
The bride ch(c a charming piarn 'from Seattle where she has spent the
of white Georgette worn with a veil iast two Inonths. Mrs. Haaen attend
snd ahe carried an arm bouquet of (J tlmim,r school' at the University
w hite ameel peas, fashioned in a of Washington,
ahower cluster. Her sister. Miss.
Georitl. Jcl. was brideamaid and j Tannler Plan
ScVkl' fitB: r x-r ssr
w, peaa. Floyd Oardner attended , " f,. da, bu, hls
best (nan and tne . - ,. iu.i. .
the guest of friends.
Mr. Richardeon hs
wed ill UK muaio was played by
Mary Bullock.
Only relatives were present for the
event and an informal reception at
the Jacoha home followed the cere
mony. After abort trip Xlr. and
Mrs. Richardson will mane ineir .
home In La Grande w here Mr. Rich- i
ardaon la a member of the firm of Miss Hester Paker and Miss Anna
' Mr. -nd Mrs. K. J. Collins will leare
on Friday for the north fork of mca
ch.ani Creek, where they will spend two
weeks.
the W1 vert home Vrrtg Co.
Morrison, of Pocatello. are in the city.
Hie bride spent two years in Pen- Mr .and Mrs. William Franklin are
dletoa and kae often visited here. She at the St. George from Boise. ,
taught in both the Washington and ' Ira Strong and Bill Riley are Boise
Lincoln schools and took a prominent visitors to Pendleton.
Twig Teel, Jr.. is up from llcrmia
ton. S. Muck of Hoardnian, la at the
St, George, . 5
N J. Plydenstehi and W. 5tchwartx
senberg are in Sninilflold today on a
businea strip. They left on No. 17. .
Mrs. V. T. Holllster la In the city to
day from Gurduiio.
Asa B. Thompson, prominent Kcho
farmer and formerly mayor of that
city. Is a Pendleton visitor. Mr.
Thompson is in the garage business at
present. v
M. IX Spencer Is in the city today
from Portland.
Mrs. Poseph Cunha and Mrs. Blaine
Klnle.v are in the city today from Echo
for a day's shopping.
K. B. Hare of San Francisco Is regis
tered at Hotel Pendleton.
Walter Watson, is In the city from
"Walla Walla today. ' ,
H. L. Copeland is a Pendleton visi
tor from Walla Walla." .
O. F. McGinn Is a local visitor from
Seattle.
1 K. E. Smith Is In the city from Spo
kane. i
J., M. nevers la here tuduy from
"Salem. "
K. Coburn is a Pendleton, visitor
from Spokane toda,y.
W. H. Puttook Is in tho city today
from Spokane.
F. E. Earnheart. of Umatilla, was
in the city yesterday.' '
Jean Kirkpatrick was here yester
day from Pilot Rock. ' '
K. B. Casteel was in the city yester
day from Pilot JRock.
Mr. and Mrs. M. U. Steele are local
visitors from Portland. e
WHEH COOP FRIENDS GET TOGETHER FORD'S PARTY
S fe w R m 0i i -I I
. niant at Green Island. n
r GKECTISIAN.TWTien HeniToraT.Suea " iL Of couTom Edison and John
combined bnsines. with pleaaure ni.d , m. am in . IVU Ol course mM- mad(J
Burronghs were In the party. A Cadillac JM nto j " 'Pt" t entlre party ,: H. 8. Fire-
Henry Ford, CUauncey D. Uakea and Samuel Ott-
The E. R. Pal-ker
System in Dentistry
What It Means to You
DR. PARKER
By DR. PARKER
Founder end Executve Head of the E. R. Parker System
pi IE E. R. Parker System means the use of evefy known
A and proved method to give you good dentistry. It means
better teeth for everybody, and this means oeuer pcu.
It means a fair price for dental work done by specialists.
It means that every effort is made to give entire satisfac
tion to every patient "treated in a Parker System office.
This System has succeeded because it believes in the
Square Deal, and the Square Deal is the only thing that ever
wins out.
-rvnc n,,i;.r r.f niic.mo' nnfl sntisfvin? the people has
been followed from the foundation of the business twenty-seven years ago.
Dental offices similar to the one in this city have 15ee,v established I in.
different parts of the country, and each branch is a credit to the community
i;l which it is located. '
"lI,R. Parker System offices grow, and they grow faster as the public bc
' comes familiar with the dependable' services they render.
The System stands for progress for what is newest and best.
Under the 0. R. Parker System, Registered Dentists will do your work as
well as dental work can be done, and do it at a price you can afford to pay.
Do not neglect your teeth. Let Registered Dentists using the System ex
amine them free and tell you in advance how little the price will be to rut them
in good condition again. .
Registered Dentists
Using the
E. R. PARKER SYSTEM
CORNER COURT AND
MAIN STREETS
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KIA11S, ILL. When a strike of traction MP'W".!.
J TSito? which turnlshe. power to issue the Eluln Dally Courier.
lUtStorS coupled to large dynamo pres. room.
ARMY MARKS FORCE
FOOD PRICES DOWN
WASHINGTON. Aug. 13. Uedueed
prices on 13 food products on s:ile by
the army, were announced by the war
department today. The reductions
were caused by retailers wno tried to
meet army prices. Further reductions
will be mude if food prices again decrease.
wi B ouses
SMART STYLES
BEST QUALITY
, REASONABLY PRICED
Dainty and cool are those smart new Blouses
of voile, organdy, Georgette, crepe de chine and
Pongee. ' ' . ; ' 7
Difercnt Better Cheaper
$2.50 $15.00
' COMPARISON INVITED
a wwiiimii win iiiniH i gmm i ; ,
THREAT TliKATY WILIj 1K.
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"that there Us srreat demand In the
senate and country for action, askinsi
when It mtlglit be expected. I said
that unless some effort was made to
expedite matters in the committee an
effort would be made to brlnK about
action on the senate floor. Senator
Lrfidge, chairman of the committee.
Raid he was In favor of expediting
matters as much as. possible and did
not believe there hud been any arti
ficial delay so far. I told the com
mittee they could put on as many
amendments as they saw fit in the
committee and we would promptly
beat them in the senate." Hitchcock
said Senator Fall hart o... bitter de
bate, bordering fct time on the per.
Bi.nnl. , Fall, commenting; on it, said
he objected to Ilitrbcork's manner.
Accuse rreslrtent.
republicans awcrtcd that the pres
ident's position npears to be that of
withholding Instead of e'ng information.
Cliarg-e German Hand.
"WASHINOTO.V, Aug. 13. Charges
that Republican?, are using money
furnished by fierman interests to fight
the league of nations in this country
were made in the house today by
Representative Hcflln. Democrat. He
said opposition to the P-ague Is com
ing largely from districts benefited
by the manufacture .of munitions.
NEWS NOTES
OF, PENDLETON
,.l.,li.tn i.Va.lfrllt IkOltltl.
The O.-W. K. & JN. uepoi on jnam
street Is, being pulnted. Tho color Is
ellow. with brown trimming, the
standard color scheme used by the O.
i W. K. & N. Co. for buildings.
Kcturiis lVoul lliiydcn iJiko.
VV. l Thompson, presiueni 01 i
American National Bunk, returned
this noon from Hayden ljike where J
he spent the week end with Mrs
Thompson.
New tioiinrilimin to Serve.
William Dunn, successor to Frank
King as councilman ill iiu ..
will bo seated with the council this
evening. Mr. wunn s upiioini."'
confirmed last weak. . t
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tx)R fi:athuiu;i i:i-sts
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Dr. W. C iniflax.
Dr. It. . Vliwon
Dr. A. J. Howard
Dr. V. A. Ki!rall
VFT CHKSTBIl, Pa., Aug. 13.
Dr. H. Harry Warren, for years state
taxidermist and the dean of all bird
lovers in this part of the state, Is
having erected l'l'on hi lawn an Im
itation tree made ;of concrete and
wire dexiirncd ns a refuge for his bird
friends. The "tree" is about 18 feet
in height and tne concrete extenlor
Imitates, the bark of an oak.. - If ore
and there are openings, u un
signed for flickers or other large
birds, some for martins and small,
cozy places, for wrens. It is a most
enticing place for the birds. The
concrete "tree" will be piacea on me
lawn at the bungalow of Dr. Warren
and at the base w:i1 be a large con
crete basin designed as a bath for all
bird callers. '
Already 33 martins have establish
ed homes In a box erected for their
use, and many other species are nest
ing about the grounds.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF KODAKS
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just: received. We can
supply your wants in
double", lense Kodaks
while this shipment
Wc can sell you a
Kodak from $2.73
up.
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The Pendleton Drug Co.
' llell.x OfnrJiil.i Stuily I'uvMiks.
Mavor A. It. Cray and Council
man W. H. Albee of Helix pent a
couple of days in the Yakima1 v.ili"y
last week and impeded the various
'nds of nnvlng in I'ne at Kunnv.!lue.
Prosser, Yakima and Nache "
the Advocate.. Concrete paving- aiems
tc be the favorim with the res'dent.4
ot that region. l'uj of wearim;
qualities' and low cost. At I'rosT
Messrs. Alhee end Cray Imported
.ight I'ocks of r. rote paving wh c'l
had been in use for four years and;
v.as Just aa smooth and intact as ltj
was the day -It wa completed. Many
miles -of this m-ide of paving are bej
lug t'oiistruclt-d In the cities above
named and at Nnchca five miles o(
concrete highway are under coti
Ktruetton. Tneiie gentlemen reported
their finding to the epeclal meet '
lug of the Helix common council held
Saturday night. .
WIMi V7TO RI'KAIi Itllfi
WASIUXCJTOy. Au. 13. 11 Is
learned at the white Ihhiso today that
lrciih-nt Wilson will veto tlie bill re-H-alliiK
dayllgtit saving, wliicJl la now :
before lilm.
CKW VORK-'Xada " , It Isn't the key for the latest "-'
urress but the name of the latest dancing success. She me
into Hvlni " HnST." y the New York Sun. Llda U a pla.tlcian"
in d l.lta-r of the phonetic art," If yo.,know what tha means.
, If you don't, have a look. She ll visit the l acific coast u marctt,
which judging b her costume l good sense.
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For the rest of this week we' are offering: the
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IN ADDITION WE OFFER YOU THE GREAT
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FOR ONLY $5.50.
W. C. Crawford
FURNITURE
Formerly Crawford & Hedges
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