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Social and Club News
.MIN To MOIST HOOD iia s online ycmerJay In the hills at
JuiIkc and lira. Thomas till !Tiild j U'mtun Mountain wh.r Mrs. Frrgn
will Ichvb Ummlil for I'ortland ami ton anil Mra. RoalUml have spent tho
from ihrre will r to iliihce-hy.ihc j fck cumiilnc.
fanHy. nr tho bnr 'f .Mount Hood. 1
to upend tho liem IV cluy. Thv IH I KXJdY MufSTAIN OLTIXa
Join frloniU at Welch, near the m-rne I Mr. and Mrs. Koss MiUoney and
of their outing. .Indue Kux Herald is family ent the week-end at the Mc
t.iklnj hi anmiHl vacation at this : Pousall ramu In the mountains.
time.
AVIIJ. TOl'lt I'AIIK.
Friends of Mr. tnrt N Stanflrld
and A! Iks Jtarbara st;infield. former
I'endlelon folk no r I'ortliitKi. will)
Ive Interested to know that they are;
YISS FI.KT.AI. HOiTKSS
Miss Dorothy Flettel, danuhter
who haa been a csueat of Mini Jane
Murphy, left yesterday for Duma.
Miss Montgomery is conducting a aur
vey under the auspices of the t'ntver.
slty of Oregon and will continue her
work In Harney county.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fterel. was a
charming hostess at tea yesterday aft
ernoon at her home. 501 Jurrett
street, in honor of a number of Unl-
ItCTlt.VS FROM FUni'UXDi
, .Mrs. Joseph Kll arrived home lust
nlaht from l'ortlund whore she haa
spent most of the past month visiting
of 1 with relatives. Mrs. KM Also enjoyed
enjoying
ark.
trip to Itamier natl
nu.1 ' Tensity of
Uretroniau.
Oregon girls. Portland
HPK.Vn DA T AT T KATE
'Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Fletrher
f.unlly and Miss Mildred Myrlek
Joyed an ontln yesterday in
mountains near Toll Gate.
imi:s. Tri.i.ooii lurri'UNa
ami Mrs. K. I. Tulloch returned this
en-1 mr.rnitiK after a two months vls-t la
the California. She was accompanied
from Portland by Mr. Tulloch, who
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CAMP AT WKSTON MOfNTAlX ' '
George Ferguson. H u ph U. Kiik- MISS MOXTOOMBHV BEVARTS.
putrlrk and 'W. A. Hoiisland enjoyed a M'ss Ruth Montgomery of Kugene,
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New Fall
i Garments
Arriving Daily.
3 Each express brings us package
after package of New Fall Gar-
-ments comprising SMART SUITS,
CHIC COATS and DRESSES.
These are being pressed and
; hung on the racks for your inspec
tion. Come up and see the New Models
for the coming season, whether
'-you are ready to purchase or not.
. We will delight in showing them.
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a sojourn at Seaside.
M I S3 GF.KTON IS BRIDB
At a ,:S0 'clock weddlna service
Saturday evening Miss Flhel Gerton
became the bride of Robert Leslie
jsimn.ons. The service was perform.
ed at the apartment of Dr. and Mrs.
A. f. Simmons at I2 Thompson
street and besides Dr. and Mrs. Sim.
mons the only guests who -witnessed
the exchange of vows were Mr. and
Mrs. James Phillips. Dr. Hobcrt te
Bussabarger, pastor of the Christian
emircn. omciuted. Tho couple waa
unattended.
Mr. Simmons who is one of Pen
dleton's young businessmen Is a urorh-
er or ur. Simmons. His bride was
formerly of Pllos ft oik.
RETURN FROM TRIP.
Mrs. J. it. McCook and Miss Lois
McC'ook have returned from a Ue
jlightful motor trip to Crater Ijike
land Klumuth Falls. The journey was
; made by wuy of Bend with the
turn through the Willamette valley
and a short visit was enjoyed In Port
land. Mr. Mct'ook will arrive home
this evening or tomorrow.
Mrs. James Johns accompanied the
McCooks on the trip and was Joined
In Portland by Mr. Johns and their
son, Thomas, and the three plan
short outing at Newport.
Over Taylor Hardware Store
McDonalds keturx.
Mr. and Mrs. Beit A. McDonuld re
turned yesterday from Portland where
the? have been the past two months
devoting their time to the study of
music Mrs. McDonald studied with
Louis Victor saar, the well known
composer, pianist and theorist, .who
came to Portland from Chicago to
conduct a normal class for music
teachers. Mrs. McDonald had the
honor of being awarded a scholar-
snip witn air. saar for his summer
classes in Portland. In addition to the
class work she had the privilege of
private lessons in piano and compo
sition with Mr. Saar.
Mr. McDonald studied with Mrs.
Susie rennel Pipes, violinist, member
of the well known Pipes-Conrad
Hutchinson trio. Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Donald plan to reopen their music
studio here the first of September.
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no habit
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
They work
naturally
and form
no habit
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IN NATIONAL SINGLES
NEW YORK, Aug, .16. (U.P.)
The triumphal .return of America's
tennis aces from conquering Europe's
best, both in the Da via cup prelimi
naries and in the national tournament
at Wimbledon Is bound to have a very
strong: effect in stimulating: tennis in
the United States.- Also the fact that
William M. Johnston, our national
champion, will be allowed to enter the
challenge round in the national sin
gles at Forest Hills, is bound to attract
one of the greatest crowds that ever
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TUESDAY
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witnessed a tennis mutch.
When William T. TllUcn. aiu vivea
the eliminations 'in the Wimliledon
tournament while Johnston was btiit-
en has led a great many toHowers 01
the "tiet game to acclaim Tikiim a
greater tennis player than Johnston.
It is extremely doubtful, however. 11
this is the case, although T:llen prob
ably has Improved some over his game
of a year ago.
It will be recalled that Tiliten de
feated Johnston about a year aio at
Longwood, but that when the actual
tennis lest came that at Forest Kills i
the national singles Johnston
came through with a remarkable. (lis-
play of court work' and defeated iil-J
Hon In tho finul rnnnri !
Aside from Maurice. McLouglilin this
country never has seen a greater ten
nis player than Johnston." And it isn't
at all certain that the Comet's won
derful smashing game would have
passed Johnston as It did others. -
Johnston is a small chap and his
physique Isn't strong, but he always
is able to go through a tournament
with something in reserve' for the fi
nals He plays a strong game at al
times. He isn't master of al lstrokes
but his placement shots are wonder
ful and he can volley at the net with
the best of them. Tilden probahly has
it his command a greater variety of
HroNes than the champion, but' he
hasnt the ability to control his game
as has Johnston.
agreement at Minsk would save War-,
saw from the bolshevik armies.
While there is skepticism hero re-.
Kardlng the permanency , of any
peace with soviet Russia, It Is believ
ed that Poland muy have a chance of
surviving as a nation if the I'oles ro
nin the capital. In the possession of
Warsaw, the bolshevik! would itnmedl
ately sovietiae Poland and make that
country a passageway to Germany,
military men believe. i
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS GET
BUSY OVER WEEK-ENDil
on all
Surnmer
Garments
TOLEDO IS SWEPT
BY COSTLY FLOOD
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO.
THE P. EX ALL STORE
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
A. C. Kocppen & Bros.
The
Drug Store That
Ton Beat.
Serrea
TOLEDO. ' Aug. 1. (A, P.) Dam
age estimated at a million dollars was
done here today by a severe rainstorm,
which floated away great stretches of
city paving, flooded celluis and par
alyzed" traffic.
Water Is IXtp.
. TOLEDO, Aug. 16. (U. P. 1 Dam
age estimated at a half million was t
done by a cloudburst; ' Nearly four
inches of rain fell in an hour and a
half. The city will be lightless to
night, probably " longer. Telephone
service is greatly hampered. The
first ' floors of many buildings are
flooded and cellars throughout the
city Inundated. " Wate'r is three feet
deep on manystreets; '
WASHINGTON', Aug. 16. (17. P.
The anti-sufrruge organization "play
ed havoc'' with ratification pledges
over the week-end and Is working to
force a vote In the Tennessee house
this afternoon, Mies Polltzer, leglsla
tive chairman In Tennessee, Informed
the national womans party headquar
ters here today. ',. ..
Did Vol SX'nd I jnlMMry
RALBiGH, Aug. 18. (A.' P.)
Governor Cox, in a telegram to suf
ftage heudiiuurters today . emphatical
ly denied reports that he hadsent
"private emissary" ' here to " work
against the ratification of the. federal
suffrage amendment by the - North
Carolina legislature. ., ,',"
SurmigiMs IrgcAtd ','
I'OLl'MSL'S, Aug. 16. (U. P.)
Gov. Cox was urgently . asked by the
national womans party leadera to
make a flying visit to Tennessee as a
possible nicans of accomplishing legls
letive ratification of the suffrage
amendment. Latest, reports were thai
the suffragists lack seven 'votes In the
house.
SILK SKIRTS, : WASH SKIRTS,
COTTON WAISTS. SILK WAISTS,
COTTON DRESSES, SILK DRESSES,
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WASHINGTON. Aur. 16. With the
reds reported almost at the gules if
Varwiiwt state department officials
and diplomats 1 here are hopefully
awaiting- word of neg-otiations by ar
mistice delegations at Minsk that
would stop fighting bt.wen Fnland
md soviet Russia. Officials hope an
TACO!A. Auff. 16. (A. P.)
Genevieve McLean was seriously If
not fatally injured when . a freight
train crushed through a ono story
brick building of the McLean storage
and transfer company. The building
was almost completely , wrecked.
A freight engine was shunting cars
onto a side track when, through fail
ure of the brakes, a string of cars was
wit crashing through tho building.
l'lTCHi:i IWIiTj FTIt ACT LIU'S
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' NEW YORK, Aug. 1 6. (A. 1.)
Hay Chapman of the Cleveland Am
ericans was hit on the head by a
pitched bait in the game with New
York today and his skull ;was fractured.-
Hurgeons at the hospital said
an immediate operation would be necessary.
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ELECTRIC CONTRACTS
i EVERYTHING ELECTRIC
Tie Federal Electric Wher Machine we are thowirtf
b m new machine in this city. Before buyinf look it over.
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0 Phone 1014, 475, 351
REMEMBER YOUR HOME TOWN
OUR SKGOKUM PANCAKE FLOUR
. Js as good, if not better, than any out of town
flupjack, pancake or quick bread flour.
Try a Sack
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For Sale
Fine houue,
side; beautiful
large, lot,
grounds.
North
8 room residence, lot 50x100,
good location. Part cash, part
time.
& room cottage, very easy
terms; Joii time to pa.
8 room residence. South hill,
near High school, terms on this.
10 room residence. South hill,
a snap, see this.
8 room residence. South hill,
good location, large lot, terms
on part.
Good houses in all parts of the
city; some good terms. t
10. 20, 40 acre Alfalfa and
Fruit Farms, some well im
proved, easy terms.
Good farms from 80 acres up.
Eay terms on several of these
farms.
GEORGE W. ELDER
1 Main fit.. Pendleton.
Retridence Phone, Z27J
Orfica Phone,
ROMPS OVER STICKS
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THE JOLLY INN : ' 5
Will serve you just what you want and will not annoy
5 you with things that do not appeal to your appetite. E
That Noon Meal cannot be beat. Ita variety and
5; the quality ia supreme. s
: For the evening meal we are preparing TENDER -
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: Salad. Fruit, a Variety of Cold Lunch Special .
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Sale of
Refrigerators
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DESCH MEAN IX " '
The former Newerk echoolboy. now of Notre Derae Vetvertlty.
Aarust Deacb. equaled the world'e rtord in the 440-jard bordle,
t the eastern tryoute In Philadelphia this spring, but ha toppled the
ieei one and the record does not stand. He romped orer the sticks
la (4 t-ft seconds. William H. Meanlx of the BoAon A. A. is shows
la the picture tomlu no behind Descn. Meant holds th world's
record... ... .
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Our entir., stock now
reduced. The. high j
cost of goods makes a i ;
refrigerator a neces- M.
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41 sity in every home, it
will pay for itself in a . :
short; time, to : say ';
npthin:.of.the'; gret ;
protection'-jrto! ' " the i 1
.the health of the f am
iiy.
' 4 POPULAR NUMBERS LEFT
$77.50' Automatic, 100 lbs. ice capacity, now. . $66.10
1 . $62Q Automatic, 85 lbs, .ice capacity, np'V 153.10 '.
$41.80
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$55.00 Ice King, 85 lbs. ice capacity, now. ,
Cravford furniture
I ;. ; ; v home furnisher : 1 i
I I?ione"496. , 1 103 E. Court St ' '
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