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TEN PAGES
Social and Club News
ftt'Tfxn rAtincs p"rri.Aii
YfftU'tdHV'ii 'Tfr wpathi-r liiret!
Prttifn fif I'mlliMon mnu.riKIs to wood
nd nrnm mul outing pnnlf re
rtiimrftn. Thfr wpi ninny visiiivrs
nt Hinrhnm Spring, and riwiliiiK tho
7rt in popolnrlty wn ("abl'ngp Hill.
unr of ths mux hfatitlful picnic spot
In ihlK rpmiiii. Tho hill iiffunlB n
llndl1 pnnnrnmir vi w with Mt
Hood, Mt. Adnmx n1 Mt. St. HHcn in
lh dlstnncp, the riilorit In Hip rays of
th within ftun rivaling- MaxfirM
rurrth painting.
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MILS. TAYI.ntt UKTl'KNS '
Mr. T. C. 1ior. formerly nf ln-'
1ltnn, now of Tonland, hn rvtnrneil !
to tht city lifter n visit to South Am-
ric. The Sunday Journal coninincd ,
n Imprinting Int'rvlpw from Mm
Taylor, who Bfior Ion-inn Tork I
In January, went down thp west const !
of fl uth America after passing j
through the Panama canal to Santia-j
gvi. Diile. Phe spent the latter pan
of the summer wason on the south' I
ern continent.
Sailing from New Tork city. Mrs. , WKnI-,1Nl-j is SOLKMX1ZKD.
Taylor went to Cristohal. after a short The marriage of Miss Lillian I
Mop at Havana, and crossed the isth.j M,1V(T of Pendleton nnd Llovd K.
mna of Tunaina by the canal. From: IVn ;., f American Falls Idaho was
Jlalhoa on the west coast she traveled! Solemnied on Saturday evening In
south stoppmg at C.illao. Peru, final-1 Ihi!l .,. uiln Rev. V. H. Cox, pastor
ly arriving at Valparaiso, where she! ,,f lhe itamist church, officiating. The
Crossing the Amies j rina ceremony was used and the bride
was attended by Miss Lillian Stevens.
Miss Mayer wore a smart dress of
brown trtcotine heavily embroidered
up the coast of Hrafil and arrived in
New York some three wecx ago and
in Portland last week. According to
Mrs. Taloor, the thtve most interest
lug features of the tr:p are the Pana
ma canal, which every American
should see, the agricultural industry
of the mountainous regions of Chile
and the beautiful harbor of Rio.
MISS dlll-TLlOH HOSTKSS.
Miss Kvelvn Ureiilich entertained
twenty of her girl friends on S-'atnr-
day evening. Hoses and pansies mad'
a .'harming decoration for the rooms,
where games and unique contest were
the evening's diversion. I.ater refresh
ments were served In me dining room.
Guests for the evening were Stella
McCormmach, Kva Nelson, Dorothy
Parthel Kthel Kmlusk, June Schaal,
Florence Fletcher, Barbara IJeuallen,
Thelma McClintock, Kathleen Mo
Clintock. Paphna Howland, Jean Hell,
Nit .A iJorham, Ijivelle Gray, June Ed
dy, Pauline Scott, -Margaret Soott,
Utah Harper. Henrietta Rosenberg,
Agnes Ilelxail iind Ignore ijretilich.
and her hat was of the
Mr. and Mis. Davis will
home at American Falls,
I'avis Is in business.
same shade,
make their
where Mr
difpni barked.
from there Ituenos Aires was the next
slop In the five months' tour. Visiting
Montevideo, ITagnay, she then came
HIIU'S t I .N PAIRS s II O V
Attend the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Car
nival, Happy Canyon, Thursday and Friday,
May 26-27-28.
New Blouses
Of GEORGETTE, CREPE DE
CHINE AND PONGEE. Smart
styles reasonably priced, $5.35
and up.
NEW
JERSEY JACKETS
all colors.
THE SHOP
OF B E T T n It TAt
WF.nr.lNO AT CHIMICH.
At an early morning wedding yes
tenlay at St. Mary's Catholic church
Nllss Teresa Burkina and John Mo
I Nature were united in marriage with
Father O Malley officiating. Mr. and
.Mrs. J. P. Murphy were the alloml-
ants.
following the ceremony, n wediliug
breakfast was served at the home of
Mrs. Murphy, the guests being Mr
and Mrs. McXamce, Father O'Malley
Father nn Iloomlssen. Miss Anna
Mclevltt and Hnrney Kenney.
After a wedding trip to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. McXaniee will make
their home in Pendleton.
RETURN FROM EUGRNK.
Several Pendleton high school so
nlors who visited the I'liiversity of
Oregon campus during Junior Week
end returned this morning. Those
who were guests and the fraternity
houses they visited are Harold Ooe
decke, Sigma Nil; Donald Woodworth
Heta Theta Pi; John Simpson, Sigma
Nu and Kappa Sigma, and Pavid
Swanaon. Sigma Nu, Kappa Sigma
and Phi Gamma Delta.
WFPniNO DATR SET
The date for the marriage of Miss
Margaret Gross of Portland and Frank
E. Fowler, of this city, has been set for
June 4. The engagement was nn
nounced recently In Portland at t
party for which Miss Gross was his-
tess in honor of Mrs. Ijiwrence Dm
ton. The wedding; will be aolemnlzed
In Portland.
MISSHELTZ DFPARTS
Miss Daphne Peltz departed todn
for Corvallis where she will visit the
O. A. ( campus during Junior Week
end as the guest of Miss Delia Fergu
son. Pendleton girl who is a pledge of
Alpha Gamma Delpha Sorority. Miss
P.eltii. before returning to Pendleton
will visit her sinter. Miss Kthel Helta,
in Portland.
C E S
ROLLED BARLEY,
ROLLED OATS,
TIMOTHY HAY
ALFALFA HAY
CHICK FEED
SCRATCH FEED
WHOLE CORN
CRACKED CORN
ATTEND THE MERCHANTS' AND MANU
FACTURERS' CARNIVAL, MAY 26 AND 27
UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
1300 W. Alta
RECITAL TO BE GIVEN.
Miss Dorothea Dodge and Miss Al-
zora Nelson, pupils of Mrs. Bert tic
donald, will be presented in piano re
cital next Monday evening. May 30, in
the library club room. They will be
assisted by Miss Merle Jack, soloist
who Is the pupil of Oswald Olson .
RECITAL TO BE GIVEN.
Several pupils of Mrs. S. H. For-
shaw will be presented in recital on
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church. Miss Agnes Little will be the
accompanist. Among the numbers on
the program are three groups by Mar
old Hungate, talented yountr musician.
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VISITORS IN" PENDLETON".
Mrs. Earl Doane, little daughter.
Marcia and Mary and Miss Lois Given,
of La Grande, are guests at the home
of .Mrs. Doane's mother. Mrs. Kv:
Wlssler. and other relatives of Mrs
Doane.
RKTUR.V FROM KL'GENE.
Mias Alberta McMonies, Miss Gene
vieve Phelps and Miss Edna Murphy
returned this morning from Eugene
where they visited the I niversity of
Oregon campus during Junior week
end. MTIIl
W. C. T. I'. TO MEET.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the county library at 2:10. Meas
ures which will be voted upon June 7
at the election will be discussed. 1
JOLLY NINE TO MEET.
Tbe Jolly Nine will .meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Tillio
Walters.
Auto Baskets
1 11!.' New luiskcH Take small floor space , hut holds Plenty
for Iuik'Ii.
Om let vlilto an 1 puiple, each Wtf
One lot extra fancy. Must be seen to he appreciated, ea. $1.25
( if lot iireci frort Japan 7.V', $I,IM), $1.23
Sun M ill Raisliu, lull pound package Itll
Thonipsi n's See. lies Raisins, pound !t."4
Large Muscatel, o.nil , In0
Tui'i I'll Cuirants, pound "'
ll .lfid Penis, pound
IVaclie::, pound 2.V
Sai.li. Clara Prunes, JO-Sfl, pound IMlo
Sant i Lira, Prunes, 311-40, pound 2V
S iiita Clara Prunes, sd.ion, J pounds ., li.'c
;'pl!i Prunes, in po.'uds . . ,..,.$1.1.1
White T'lr-s, pound . '. .20V
Pluck Mission Figs, omul .
Dales, I'ard, pound ...i fiOo
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phone. 28 Only 1 Quality the Best
after spending a few days visiting at
the rome of Mrs. Kirk's mother, Mrs.
E. M,. Planting.
C.I II.D ENJOYS MEETING.
Members of the liegeman chapter,
Westminster Guild, enjoyed a meeting
on Saturday ut the home of Mrs. lies
sie lleeso, of Helix, with Mrs. Reese.
Mrs. Edith G. Van Dcusen and Miss
Maliel Johnson as hostesses. The trip
was made by auto, there being twenty-eight
women In the party.
After a business meeting anil lun
cheon, Mrs. T. H. Rembolt, Mrs. K. E.
Geist, Mrs. if. E. McLean and Mrs. II.
S. McKenzle reviewed a chapter of the
study book, "Hible and Missions." For
a musical program, Mrs. Raymond
Hatch and Mrs. MacKenzie each sang
a vocul solo anil Mrs. MacKenzle and
Miss Johnson played a piano duet and
Miss Johnson played a piano solo.
Mrs. A. C. Mclntyre of Helix gave a
reading.
A dear llraln and healthy body are
essential for success. Business men,
teachers, students, housewives, anil
other workers say Hood's .Sursuparllla
gives them appetite and strength, and
tn.r'vC their work seem easy. It over
comes that tired feeling.
SMYTIIK-I.ONKIMiAX (-Q.
(Continued from page 1.)
DINNER IS POSTPONED.
The dinner which was to have been
given Tuesday evening by tho Ijidies
Aid of the Presbyterian church has
been postponed indefinitely.
RETURN FROM ST.VNFIEI.D
Mrs. W. T. Perrin and daughter.
Misg Ferndale Perrin, returned last
evening from Stanfield where they
visited relatives.
MISS RUOO VISITS.
Miss Grace Itugg. who has been so.
journing at the Rugg fa nil, spent the
week-end in Pendleton.
MRS. TARDIFF DEPARTS
Mrs. Anil Tardiff and little daughter
left today for a visit In Portland.
Phone 351
VISIT
Tlie Pendleton Merchants' and
Mfgrs' Carnival
HAPPY CANYON
May 26-27-2tf.
"WVIl he Thur!"
CHAPTER TO MEET.
Hushee Chapter of Eastern Star, will
meet tomorrow evening at the Masonic
hull.
ARTISANS TO MEET.
The Artisans will meet tomorrow
eening for a business and social ses
sion at Eagle Woodman hall.
RETURN" TO FARM.
Mr. anil Mrs. John Kirk have re
turned to their ranch near Pendleton
PORTLAND. May 23. (A. P.)
The marine strikers" attitude on Sec
retary Davis' compromise is unannounced.
rU'fun- to Acci-pt.
SAX FRANCISCO, May 23. (A. P.)
Sea going unions here refused to ac
cept Secretary Davis, compromise of
fer. NEW YORK, May 23. (A. P.)
The steamship owtiers" association de
clined Secretary Davis' proposals for
the settlement of the strike.
British Soldiers gi to Sllcsla.
LONDON, May 23. (U. P.) Four
battulions of British soldiers will leave
I immediately for Upper Silesia it has
I been announced officialy by the war
j office. The men will be drawn from
the troops along the Rhine. They will
augment the allied' forces along the
Rhine to preserve order.
chine is temporarily out of service,
the remaining machine can take care
of tho refrigeration.
The Installation of electrical appli
ances nnd wiring has been in charge
of John Vaughan. Particular atten
tion has been paid to this work be.
cause tho theory is held that the fire
which destroyed the old building was
caused by defective wiring.
Helps Local People)
The activities of the two companies,
the Sinythe-Lonergan Co. which con
ducts the Ice, refrigeration and storage
Part of the business, and the Golden
West Creamery which Is engaged In
making butter and ice cream, provide
an outlet for products produced In the
county, and 22 men are on the pay
rolls, mnst of the employes being men
j with families.
The cream nnd bntter fat supply
used by the creamery concern comes
from the vicinity of Pendleton, Echo.
Stanfield. Hermistnn, Uklah, Pilot
Rnek and the country adjacent to
Athena and Weston.
About 35 men were employed In the
construction of the building, nnd Newt
Munkers. foreman for the contractor,
rushed the work will all possible speed
that Pendleton might be assured a
supply of ice during the summer
months. The plan of operation in the
Ice cream and butter departments has
been so arranged that the products are
carried by machinery from one part
nf the building to another, and they
are never touched by human hands
during the process of manufacture.
j ltcady for Big Output
R. E. Chloupek, manager of the
concern, has been in charge of the
construction work from the owner's
point of view, and hy tho time of the
opening, he expects to have the
plant ready for peak-load production
during the remainder of the seuson.
All the machinery used for the manu
facture of ice and Ice cream is new and
modern and of the best designs that
could be found on the market.
Tho building Is of mill construction
and reinforced concrete is found in
the platforms, the hallways, and the
floors of the bntter and Ice cream
rooms. The roof is of fireproof asbes
tos. Secial fire protection is provid.
ed In the way of outside and Inside
hose lines, stand pipes and fire ex
tinguishers. Twelve-Inch Interlocking
tile walls with underwriters labelled
doors make It Impossible for the build
ing to be all consumed by fire.
The cold storage is now ready for
occupancy, and cold storage business
can now be taken care of, It Is stated.
Warm storage Is another feature that
probably will be offered this winter.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME.
I THINK YOU HAD BETTEft
START TO READ HIM
SOMETHING ELSE 3E3IDE
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LITTLE PEP! y 'iS.
WHAT'S THE MATTER? SQk
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THE
THOMAS
SHOP
BLOUSE SPECIAL
just ai i-iv'Hi, I cautifiil lino of Goortfctte nnd Crepe de
hine bl(iisp.s, nil be"uii!'ul!y made, to sell nt prices thnt
will pieii.se cvfryloitv.
Special, $5.85
New line of Summer Dresses just arrived. They are
beautifully made of dan.ty voiles) organdies and figured
satine, .mimed with organdie collar and cuffs. Large
tucks and ruffle.! are used cleverely, while a few are lace
and organdie poiiit trimiiied. .."
ATTEND THE MERCHANTS AND MANU
FACTURERS' CARNIVAL, MAY 2G AND 27
No. 2Q Autographic
Kodak Jr.
life)
life. IV? iiESSr
with Kodak
Anailigmat
f. 7. 7 lent
$25.22
For all-round, day-in-and-day-out picture
making, the 2C has always particularly appealed
to us we think it will particularly appeal to
you. It's compact and convenient to carry,
for example, and yet the picture it makes is
just short of post card size 2 x 4; inches.
And then its lens equipment. The Kodak Anastig
mat is designed by Kodak experts and manufactured
in Kodak factories for the particular Kodak on which
it is to be fitted. As a result lens and shutter and aux
iliary equipment are in perfect harmony and better
pictures follow as a matter of course.
Set it here. H't art featuring the "2C Junitr"
in ur KtJak department
Other KoJaki all autographic from $8.00 up
Brownies from $2.00 up
The lYmlleton Drug
Co.
Step Insde ! for a
Nice Ice-Cold Drink
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We are demonstrating the porcelain-lined water
cooler in the famous Automatic Refrigerator.
This cooler lies right next to the ice, between the
food and ice compartments. Requires no extra
space or ice. Your ice does double duty, cooling your
water and refrigerating your foods. Can be used
with or without water bottle.
Have you seen the food-saving, ice-saving, health
saving Automatic? It's a wonderful refrigerator.
Used in Over Two Million Homes in America.
ATTEND THE MERCHANTS' AND MANU
FACTURERS' CARNIVAL, MAY 26 AND 27
CRAWFORD FURNITURE
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