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SIXTEEN FADES DAILY EAST OEEOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1020. PAGE THIETEEW Special News of Umatilla Co. PURCHASED BY FATHER at good prices, J growing crop i bought by Huh I I'UtlKrupL. A from pilot Koc i I iaal lirog. ii Special.) PIiV)T HOOK, May 1 The liank ru)t ul of the prorxrty of Arnold Hoflft wan held WednemUiy at thS lloeft runrh northweit of here. Chief Roberta of Pendleton was am tloneer. The lann machinery and Block H'.ld who hu had charge of the Omnier while the 400 acrex of old for 14200. It vrun ITt Hoeft, f.ither of the number of the peoplo s ;ttt 0 It-d the aiile. n-.v h i i i ' e has accepted a Hosltloa In The Pilot Rock lercantilu The director of High School DlS- trlct No. i nit Tned:ty afternoon and Prof. J. Q. Russell was re-elected Miperintendent for the ensuing year, MIks Itlna iteeves teacher of French t and History was re-elected. Batlsfac-1 tory tl.c I goes to sor has c'nl Course for the past N'ashougal, Wash. Her s not heen chosen. MIkh Helen De Vaul Is assisting in The Pilot Itok Pharmacy during the lllne; of Miss Velma Smith. A. it. Beina and Dr. J. I. Ollllland of PuAkaan Washington, hut formerly of this city spent a feiv hours here Thurs day. Mr. Jean Morris ICIlis accompanied asn wootj, county v. M. c. A. sec retary to this city Wednesday. They visited at the high school where Mrs. NATIONAL BICYCLE WEEK May 1st. to 8th. gjl liicycle to work and save time and money, Lj P cycling the x most pleasant way to keep fj iiiiiiiAj! jl 'Af-' iaiJflBfelL mt&fat to see your dealer's new stork of latest models. May 1st to 8th j Pf 0p3pw IF Give Them Bicycles WHAT about your boy your girl ? Do you know of anything in the world that could bring the..-, more pleasure or could make them stronger and more healthy Do you know of anything they would want more? Read their youthful hearts and you'll find that the desire for a bicycle is enthroned there just as it was ia four heart Pendleton Cyel 228 E. Court Mide a QicijcCe i laaM salaries were arrangeu ;jjUl) Kuve u short Aadrem to the sttld ard. MlHK Kllxaheth Hervey I ent hodv ahoof her work She unent the afternoon in giving private con ferences with all the hoys. She also met the senior and Jurior girls, enofitbengavll, Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Hascall of Pine drove were shopping in the city on Tuesday. Miss Klla May Harmon, county demonstrator and Mise; Lydla Doollf tle. held a Millinery class, in the rhurch basement Friday evening. As the Pilot Hoclc community club had been postponed for the class, a good many ladies attended. Another class Wag held Friday evening. Ttev. E. W. Warrington of rtosehurg fntmerly of this place, spent Friday renewing acquaintances. Rev. War rlneton, who was Pilot Hock's first I minister was called to Pendleton for I the funeral services of the late George : Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. nert Hutchinson were visitors In the city Thursday from N'ye. Miss Velma Smith, who has a posi tion -with The Pilot Itock Pharmacy is confined to her room with smallpox hut is not seriously 111. Frank Hilbert and wife of TTki.ih were In Pilot Hock on business Wed nesday. Mr. Hilbert has Just purchas ed 1100 acres of grazing land on namas Prairie, and 400 head of cat tle, from MoskIc Brothers of I'kiah. Robert Bond and wire who have been residing during the winter Tonths.ln Pendleton passed througn Pilot Rock Wednesday enroute to the Pond Drps. ranch near Ckiah. Mr. Bond and his wife oversee the work on the ranch during the summer months. The stores in Pilot Rock were closed Thursday afternoon during the time of the funeral of George Johnston. A qreat number of Pilot Rock people at tended the funeral of the long resident of the part of the county. The funeral was held at the Pendleton Presby terian Church. MlHK Hazel Holmes of Pendleton will spend the week-end at the home of her aunt and uncle in this city, Mr. ind Mrs. Alonzo Knotts. e Co. Phone 144 ORT Qualify Goes GearThrough Touring Car $925 Probably the chief reason for the excel lence and economy of Dort performance is the remarkable simplicity of Dort con struction. No car on the market is more simple and accessible. This is important, for it means that Dort will "stand up" and stay fit. Prices F. O. B. Factory, Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra. Western Auto Co. Cottonwood and Water. v 6mmmmm IRCHES CYCLE TRADES OF AMERICA ', Inc., 85 Warren St New York, U. S. Kit".t t liiiMi.in clHireli. RobWi Le BuMMt burger, minister. I'd-. tie 666. lies. 104 Jackfjon. A Fatal Omission" will be the theme of the discourse Sunday at the eleven o'clock morning service. The tendency to overlook the task near at hand for sonic far-off prospect is one o f -1 h e we a k n e sses of mankind. Our plain duty will be pointed out. Jn the evening, at eight o'clock, the part played hy "Women in War" will be discussed. Other services on the Lord's Day will be as follows: 9:45 A. m.. Rlble school, H. H DcHart. Supt.,' 7 p. m.; Junior and Senior Christ iun F.ndeavor. Notice that the evening worship commences thirty minutes later now than during the winter months. There will be special selections sung by the male chorus, which delighted the large Sunday night audience last Lord's Day evening. A solo by a vis iting singer will le a feature of the morning worship. Strangers are in vited to come and enjoy our newly decorated auditorium and the happy people who have made it possible to erect such a temple of worship In Pendleton. Lutheran. Lutheran services will be held Sun day at 2 o'clock at the Christian rhurchj. Rev. A. Blasburg will preach. These will be F.ng1ish ! Luth eran services and all Lutherans are ordially invited. ftalmtioii Army. nptain Jenny Conrad and Lieut. Lela orest. in charge. Res. 309 S. Main Street. Phone ior.2. Knee drill, 7 a. m.; holiness meeting. 11 a. m. ; Sun day school, 1:30 p. m.; Young Peo ple's Legion, 6:30 p. m.: salvation ral ly, S p. m. A special service will be conducted it 3:00 Sunday afternoon. Two babies will be given away. 84; steady. Prime 16.500 17 mediun to choice 15.50 16.50; rough heavies 14. 50 $r 15; pigs 136i 14. Cattle, receipts none, steady. Beef steers 1 2.50 f? 1 3 ; medium to choice 10fI2; common to good 7.503)10; cows and'helfers 10.25 fff 10.75 ; com mon to good 7tfil0; bulls 7.50 w 8.50; calves 7.50ftl6. I , i Somebody with a heart should be i given a mandate over the weather. All things come to him who waits 'even lower prices. $1550.00 SB 1-4 SW 1-4 SB 1-4. Sec. 9. Tp. 4. N. R. 28. B. S. Huntington to E. T. Wade t. Lots 6, 7. 8 and 9. Block 107, Res. Add. Pendleton. Wilbur Minthorn t Jas. It. and Thos. Thompson $4500. NE 1-4 NB 1-4 Sec. 2S, Tp. 2, X. R- 33. J. W. Etter to H. L. Everett $133.30 mete and bound tract in NW 1-4 Sec. 16, Tp. 1, S. R. 32. Horace G. Newport to Union OH Co. of California $10.00 Lot 3, Block 46, lies. Add. Pendleton. .Maude I. Graham to W. R. Smith mete and bound tract In NW 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 25, Tp. 6, N. R- 35. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings by appointment. DR. N. P. BENNETT DENTIST Phono 333 Tel. Exch. BIdg Athena, Ore. Xasaronc, . Corner Court and Matlock streets. Services for Sunday, May 2. 1920; Sunday school at 10 a .m.; sermon, by the pastor at 11 a.'m.; sermon topic. "Trlrt'hieH of Heaven. Earth and Hell." Song and praise service service at 7:30 p. in., followed by an evangelistic ser mon. Everybody (except Satan) In vited to these special services. Come, let us worship the Lord In spirit and In truth. St. John 4:23.24. Samuel Snavely, pastor. PrvHb.uoi'iaH Church. Sunday school, in a. m.; preaching service, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; hristian Endeavor, 7 p .m.; midweek prayer meeting Wednesday evening. 8 p. m. The presbyterlan pulpit will be sup plied each Sabbath till the Pastor elect, Rev. George I Clark, arrives e.irly In June. On Sunday. May 2, at 11 a. m. Dr. Stephen D. L. Penrose, president of Whitman college, will oroach. At the evening service. 8. p. m.. Rev. J. M. Cornellson will preach. Special music at each service. Please note the change of thirty minutes later for nil evening services from May 1st. The Christian Endeav or will he led by Miss Mamie Hartnett. The mid-week prayer meeting will be conducted by Rev. J. M. Cornclison. The every member canvass will he conducted this next weegk. lings and Cattle Hold Cp lioe- hi Sound. SEATTLE. May 1. Hogs. REALTY TRANSFERS receipts AT HOME Irs. Tt.'pcnlnK & Tcrpenlng, Chiropractic, San i p r a ctora Licensed in Ore. and Wash., 516 W. Tustin, Pendleton, Ore. Phone 44 2 1 DR. C. H. DAY Physician am? Surgeon Osteopath Rooms SI and 2i Smith-Crawford Bids. Telephone 10. Res. 749-K Appear At Your Best Instantly If you receive a sudden caller or an unexpected In vitation tou can feel cen- I ft dent of always appeariri at your best In but a few moment it renders to your skin a wonderfully pure. soft completion that is beyond comparison. til vil sh n m TftiptJftt. Rev. W. H. Cox. pnstor. Residence 515 Hush sereet. Phone 1167. Sunday morning Sunday school. Mr. F, Riley, superintendent 9:."i0; preaching service, 11. Suhject, "What It ia to Abide, in Jesus " Sunday night R. Y. P. V. Miss N'inta lark, president, 7 o'clock: subject, "The LTnsaved." Special miiRfc and ringing. These sen Ices are for you. 'Come nnd enjoy them. Tj. T. R. Church (Mormon). We hold Sunday school In the Moose hnll on Main street, at 10:30. Our lessons are the history of the old Apostles that .Tesus Christ sent to teach the people. Elders In charre. o. l. Onle and O. T Frlekson. Thone 356J. Everybody welcome. $725,000 City of Alberta GOLD BONDS These bonds arc not only a gen eral obligation of the city hut are specifically yecured hy pledge of "tax arrriirs" aggre gatiug more than double tho outstanding bonds, which as rollected are citable fur the sole purpose of redeeming these bonds on interest dates. 1 eno mlnation $1000. Hated October 1, 1919. lue October 1. 929. Price 86. 5R ami rcnird intrust, to yield! 1 per cent far 9Ja yew. Those bonds retire! early will yield several times 7.;"u Hr cent by reason ot the 13.41 per cent discount added to the 5 per cent Interest, bonds that cost M.M being puid at 100. Ask for details. Wire orders, 'collect.' FREEMAN SMITH & CAMP CO. Second Floor Noti h western Hank Itldg. Main H4 ti j Ti. A. Stewart t- Lola S. Hall, MMM US p VI J TT? do not specialize on any certain I ; W 3l2j make of car, but are equipped "S to handle any job from greasing to over hauling. Our aim is to satisfy our custo- RUDY TANNLER. s Western Auto Co. I I Cor. Cottonwood and Water Phone 530
