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DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1921.
TEN PACI3
MAV OIlOAMZK IX OF V.
A lnnnoh f the daughters of Vet
crstn may bo orxanlKed In rendition,
II cnourh members can lw secured. A j
I. I. ....Int., 1.. .1... !
II!:VMIK ' '111111 111 1 II 17
county library t 7:30 . m. For mem.
Iicrsliln a woman rttUHt he the d;iUi,h
ter of a mcmlior of the Orand Army of
the Republic.
The DiuiRhters of Veterans chapter
nearest to Pendleton la the fort land
chanter. The Mat organization haa
oecn in existence lor me nam year and
there are four branches. In I'ortland,
Astoria, Hiilem and Marshfleld with a
total of two hundred and fifty mem
hern. If a chapter were organised In
Pendleton. It would be the find In
Ivirtcrn Oregon.
Considerable enthnsiaimi In the
iHiuRhters of Veterans oreanixatlon
hero la Known by local women, many
of whom met the delegate to the I.
of V. who were In Pendleton during
the Crand Army encampment. It la
IiomkIIiIo for a woman who ia a mem
Iwr of the ladles of the . A.R. to
Join the lmnghtera of Veterans also. If
Mie In the daughter of a Q. A, It, man.
A sister wife or other relative, while
eligible to the Ladles of the O. A. It.,
In net eligible as a member of the
!aiichierr.of Veterans.
Mrs. Florence M.'sturdtvnn, presi
dent of the. Daughters of Veterans!,
who presided at the recent convention
session In Pendleton, said that she and
other officers are anxious to form an
organisation here If the support of1
Pendleton women is aasured.
More Reductions
Regulation Army Kussett Shoes, were $7.50,
.now $7:00
Aluminum Mess Pans, now . . ; . 60c
New Khaki Breeches, pair $3.00
New 0. D. Wool Breeches, pair .............. $3.50
Reel. Khaki Breeches ; '.. $1.00
0. D. Wool Shirts . $2.75, $3.50, $4.38
Used Folding Army Cots $3.75
Pack Sacks $2.00 to $4.00
SPECIALS
Hip Rubber Boots . ... $5.00
Iron Bound Camp Stools $1.00
Army & Navy Sales CO.
546 Main Street '
PHONE 861
Take a Universal Outfit
ON YOUR OUTING TRIP.
We have just received a large assortment of out
ing grips, also many different styles of universal
bottles, from pints to half gallons. We are agents for
the "Ferrostat" the unbreakable .bottle and will
keep liquids hot or cold for forty-eight hours. No
outing trip is complete without one, let us demon
strate them to you.
' 1 PENDLETON DRUG CO. .
13 POUNDS 17 POUNDS
BULK MACARONI WHITE BEANS
$1.00 51-00
Peaches
Apricots
Plums
Standard Corn
Caroline Milk
Federal Milk -
Medium Van Camp Pork and
Pineapple, 2 1-2 cans
No. 5 Lard
Alaska Shrimp
Vcribest Cheese
Standard Grocery Go.
230 E. Court St
C. L. Bonney, Pres.
Lr.VCHKO.V IS GIVEN
Honoring Mixa Clairu Kalcy, whose
wedding will le an event of Monday
evening, and Mrs. (luy Hoyden, who
with Ur, Royden -will leave soon for
Portland to reside, Mrs. Frank Duff
entertained at a delightful luncheon
today at her country home.
The hostess and usts were class
mates at Pendleton hl$h school and
the affair waa In the nature of a re
union. Covers were laid at a table
centered by sweetpeus In pastel shade
and the guests were Mrs. Boyden, Miss
Haley. Miss Lcura Jerard, .Mrs. Elmer
MoCormmach, Miss Kate anfieid.
Miss Mary Johns and Miss Martha
Ifudeman.
, larkspur and annpdragons wvra
used In decorating the living room
where the later hours of the afternoon
were mk.miI In cowing fur the biidc-to-be.
MISS FLI'X! I'.Jt I8HOSTKSS
. Miss Dorothy Flegel and Miss luni
way were hostesses Inst night at the
Flegel resldeil e. r.01 Jarett street, for
a 'shower In honor of Miss Mary Irv
ing, whose marrli.ge to Uvman Patton
will take place this evening at the
home of the bride. ,
Receiving with the hostesses last
evening were Mrs. A. F. Flegel. Mrs.
W. C. Dunlway and Mrs. J. R. Irving.
Many college friends of Miss Irving
were present. Assisting about the
rooms were a bevy of Kappa Kappa
Gammar girls. Portland Oregonian.
MRS. MITCHELL TO ARRIVE
Mrs. Ida Mitchell, of San Diego, will
25c can
25c can
. 25c can
8 for $1.00
10c can
'..8 for $1.00
Beans 5 for 95c
3 for $1.00
$1.00
25c can
35c pound
Phone 96
arrive In Pendleton this evening and
will be a guest at the J. II. Raley
home. Mrs. Mitchell will atteend the
wedding of her son, H. Sherman Mit
chell, and Miss Clair Raley. The wed
ding, a yuiet homo affair, will be sol
emnised on Monday evening.
DF.LIX1ATBS CHOSEN.
Members of the Ladies of the
grand army of the republic were
Igit-atly pleased with the convention
ihall here during the past three days
and local members received much com
mendation from visiting delegates.
Delegates at large to the national
convention were elected as follows:
Mrs. ll.-itlie Olson, of Paker; Miss,
Isilsy Lee of Milton; Mrs. Rose Gar-j
r;son of Portland; Mrs. Lizzlo J.
He.itlie, of Portland, and Mrs. Maggie
Hidden, of Portland.
Mrs. Rose liownmn, of Baker, Mrs.
Susie Ilamond, Mrs. Nina Nlemlre,
Mrs, Klnore Chapman and Mrs Gruec
A. W'ordcn, all . of Portland, were
chosen alternates. .
RKTl'RN FROM TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. llamley and Mrs.
C. S. Hampton have returned from a
motor trip to Portland, Salem and Sea"
side.. Miss Gladys llamley, who ac
companied them, went from Portland
to Seattle for commencement exer
cises at the University of Washington.
airrTS AT AGENCY
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bish
op of the Cmatllla-lndiau agency dur
Ing the recent G. A. R. encampment
were Mrs. K. Iliiggs, of Salem", S. F.
Wythe and G. Jt. Castncr of Hood
River. They are old friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Rishop.
MRS. PB FORD HERB
Mrs. Paul DeFord and baby daugh
ter, Jeanette, arrived In Pendleton last
evening from their home In Portland
and will visit with Mrs. DcFord's
mother, Mrs. A. D. Selbert at D15
Marie Street mil after July 4th.
GCESTS FROM KLLENSBURO
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Mason of 805
Lewis Street have as their guests. Mr,
end Mrs. Fred Engelhorn of raiens
burg. Washington. Mrs. Engelhorn
and Mrs. Mason are sisters.
GCESTS AT CARIN"
Mrs. J. F. Robinson and nephew.
Robert Johnson, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Phillips at the Boyden cab
in near Bingham Springs. They will
remain until Sunday.'
RETCRX TO HOME
. Mrs. E. R. Guye and daughters, Bar
bara and Beverly have i returned to
their home In La Grande after spend
ing the past few days with relatives in
Pendleton.
ARE AT MEACHAM
Mrs. Xorborne Berkeley and Miss
Mildred Berkeley are at Meacham
where they will remain until Monday
morning.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Leader have
returned from a motor trip through
Cnlon and Wallowa counties.
GCESTS FROM I GRANDE
Mr. and Mrs. R. ci. Bennett have us
their house, guest Miss Agnes Collins
of La Grande.
" SEX.VTK PASSF-S, BILL -
WASHINGTON, June 17. (A. P.)
The senate late today passed the house
packer regulation bill and with minor
amendments the measure goes to con
ference.
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
County Youths at Hill
Homer Hoyden, of Pendleton, is one
of the 1921 graduates of Hill Military
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Beware! Unless you sec the nami
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
yeurs and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayei
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gia. Rheumatism. Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Asp
irin cost few cents. Druggists also sell
larger packages. Aspirin Is the trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacldester of Sallcyllcacid.'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANT TO PURCHASE Header
Address Box 84, Pendleton. Ore.
FOR RENT Two front room apt's
cheap one 4 room and one 3 room
with bath partly furnished Phone
6i3-J.
Xotlee
Notice is hereby given that I will not
he responsible for any debts contracted
for by anyone but myself.
LLOYD G. SCOTT.
NiMiif For Bids For Coal
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received at the office or
the clerk, 111 East Court Street, In
Pendleton, Oregon, up to o'clock P.
M. July 1st. 1S21, for furnishing
School District No. 1. Unmtllla Coun
ty, Ore., with Soft tons Rock Springs
Coal or as good and 15 cords of wood
I to be delivered to the different schools
I as the Board may direct. The Board
reserves the right to reject any and
. all bids.
' Dated at Pendleton, Ore., this 17th.
day of June
H. E- BICKERS, Clerk.
Red Raspberries
We have contracted for some of the finest Red Raspberries
grown In ImmUlla County, We will huve plenty for cunning.
Look ut our stock before you buy.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR SATURDAY
Hod KnwplH-i-rleH, J'toltl Pick Straw Ik-itIch, Troutdnlu
StrawU-rrlc. California IVau-licrt California Plums, Royal
Ann Cherries, Illuck Cherries, Vhi Chorrloi, ApvUmiIs, Apple,
'aiitaloiiH'H, lltiuanas, I'lorida GraM. Fruit, Hluilxirli, Unions
and :ranKt'M,
tJrix-n It-us, String Rcmus; (ipliiHCh. Hot House. TiitimtocH,
California IIi.iiuiIik's, Now Spuria, Swtvl Potutws, White uml
Red Radishes, Head Ix'ttmv, Wax Ihilons. (invn On'ons,
iUvl: Carrots, Cuhl.uge, ttvu lVpM-rs, Oiullfloucr anil Cn
cvniibcra, s
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phone 28 Only 1 Quality the Beit
Academy. His brother, Jtdolph Hey
(ion, and John Mclntyr, of Weston,
each were appointed sergeants at the
recent commencement exorcises.
Pictures Well lteeiivel.
Applause greeted the pictures of
Pendleton business men thrown , on
the screen last night in the showing
at the Arable f beat re. The pictures
comprised a reel shown for advertis
ing purposes. The Pendleton fire de
partment was featured In a scene
which showed tbo truck going full
speed on Main street.
LlKiit Shower Falls.
A light shower of rain fell In Pen
dleton last night. The weather con
tinues cool, the maximum today be
ing 72. The minimum was SO lust
night. The weather says Major e
Moorhouse, gives promise of being
cloudy and unsettled, the barometer
registering 29.55.
House is J '.nlored.
A couple of razors and one or two
other articles were missing yesterday
at the S. R. Thompson residence .on
North Main street after the entrance
of unknown marauders Wednesday
night. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are
In Seattle and Harry, the Japanese
cook, was alone in the house. He
states that' he Is unable to find out
how the visitors forced entrance but
it Is plain that they were In the house
during the night. 1
Bakery Clumifca Hands.
The Alta Street Bakery, formerly
owned and operated by O. H. Hobe.
was transferred to A. Thomas in a
deal that was concluded yesterday.
Mr. Thomas has been a baSer In Pen
dleton for four years, having been em
ployed at the Oregon Bakery during
that time. He will have a complete
line of home made pastries. The
place will be given a thorough reno
vation, and a new oven will be In
stalled. Two or three weeks will be
required for him to get the place Into
condition to operate on the scale he
expects to run Jt.
Baker Man Has Xamo.
The recent suggestion of Judge I.
M. Srhannep that a new name be se
cured for Cabbage Hill has called
forth many suggestions, not only
from, among Pendleton people and
from other towns and surroundlm?
country of Umatilla county, but visit
ors iiuve expressed choices. The
judge now has one that came from
r.eorgn Tonkin of Paker. He would
call the crest of the grado "Empire
View.'1 "Empire Vista," or If the
name wheat or grain could be added,
that might add to the appropriateness
of the t.'tle, he thinks.
cccer's; "Babe'
Andy Wilson, touring Canada with '
s. fleottarii team of all-star soccer ,
players, I ranked as the best .center j
fordwwrd the (am ever produced..
He to called the "Babe Rutk" of soo-f
W f
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I ifes-j r
LONDON. June 17. (1. N. 8.) A
solemn warning that war wil be in
evitable unless the tinning of nations
ceases was sounded by (icncrul Sir
John Davidson In opening the debate
In the house on the forthcoming Brit
ish Imperial conference.
WEDDING A! LA GRANDE
, (East Oregonian Special.) .
. ECHO. Ore., Juno 1". Joel Davis,
of the Echo Kluur Mills Co., uccom
panled by his wifo and son .-Donald,
will drive to Portland today where
they will meet their son Vernon, who
has been in Seattle the past year at
tending the University of Washington
Vernon will return to Echo with his
parents.
Miss Inn W'attenburger, of Oakland,
Cal., arrived In Echo Wednesday to
spend his summer vacation with her:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W'attcn-!
burger. Miss Wattcnburger will re
turn in August to resume her position
as Instructor of Home Economics In
the Oakland high school.
.Mrs. Fred Coxen and her two chil
dren left for Portland Thursday to Join
Mr. Coxen, who is attending a barber's
school there.
John P. Hnydcn .traveling man for
Lang & Co.. of Portland, was here from
Walla Walla on Wednesday,
Grant Buchanan, a farmer from
Butter creek, 'was transacting business
here Wednesday.
Gnlord Madison was a business vis
itor to Portland Thursday.
M'ss Frances Splko has accepted a
position with the Echo Auto Co.
Mrs. Nellie . Uilldtte went t6 La
Orande Monday to attend the Bush
Bell wedding. She returned Wednes
day. . ..
Postmaster Evans of Stantleld. was
here on business Thursday. , '
Mrs. Palmer and little daughter Op
al will leave Saturday for Seattle tu
visit with relatives.
Mrs. F. Slants and daughter, Ooldic
left for Portland Wednesday for a
short visit. - ' .. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Umls Scholl of Wasco,
were here Wednesday. Mr! and Mrs.
Scholl are former Echo residents.
Compare
the Cost
to health, and
you're sure to use
the pare, delicious
cersal drink.
POSTUM
Cereal
instead of
tea or coffee.
'Here's a Reason
DR. 0. 0. FLETCHER, Jr.
Aseptic (liliiiptsllst mid
,, . i-'.Mit KH"4iallsl., '
Permanent, Oflico at Nye-Ward Co.
Calls mudu to any part of the city.
Hours
II a. m. tu S p. in.
DR. OIIMART
.Modcrif J-utMrj
In All Branches.
DR. C. H.DAY
iijHii-ian and Huigcoii
(MieoHilli
Rooms 23 and 25, Sni'th-Crawford
Building. v
Toh-nUouo ;o Ilea. JllMi
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THE
THOMAS
SHOP
Just arrived, Wliite Wool Jersey Sport
Suits and While Wash Skirls. The prices
are as attractive as the suits themselves.
Wliite Jersey Suits $25.00; Wash Skirts,
$5.00, $5.90. y - O )t . :
when Mr. Scholl waa Justice of the
peace for some time. . , 1
Mr. und Mrs. J. T. Hosk.'ns, who re
cently purchased a farm at Melrose,
Ore, were In Echo Wednesday.
Samuel Paisley of Banks, Ore., stop
ped off between trains Wednesday to
visit his sister-ln-lnw, Mrs. Frank
Helms. Mr. Paisley la a O. A. R. man
and was on his way to Pendleton to at
tend the O. A. R. convention
Alfred Cunha and Wlllard (iobbell
are each afflicted with the mumps
Judge Sehannep and Commissioner
Bean were In Echo Wednesday.
W. J. Wattenbunrer has a crew of
Again We Set the Price
Level
FOR NOTIONS AND HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES
Perfectionettc Hair Nets ...,10c
Talcum Powder m.-..-. 17c (,
San Silk, the ball .......::.Sc
Rubber Gloves 29c
Crochet Thread ..: 9c
Dress Snaps 8c
West Electric Curlers - 9c nd 23c
Shoe Laces 5 and 10c
Crepe and Silk Handkerchtefs,',newest desiffn........25c
Auto Veils, assorted colors .:...:.. ,...:...?.'. ..85c
Ric Rack Braid 2 for 25c '
Adjustable Belting 25c and 35c .
Veils - 15c and 25c !
Pocket and Ivory pressing Combs 15c to 75c :
Come here first, save money and Hteps.
The BEE HIVE
Salted Peanut. "MORE FOR LESS"- Satin Fini.h
19c lb. Candy, 45c lb.
Go Fishing Sunday
Morning
At 6 O'clock
Before leaving, place
ready t6 serve on the table when you return home. (
You can cook your meats, potatoes, vegetables ?
and dessert. You have four large compartments all
'working at the same time without the cost of a pen-.
ny for fuel of any kind. . - " ,(
We are placing our $38.50 Ideal Fii'eless Cooker at
a special for only $28.00. See it in)ur window.
CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO
103 K. COLUT ST.
men repairing the brldgo across tle
Umatilla river at this place. j
Sheriff Houser was hero from Tea.
dleton Wednesday.
Mr. and Mm. E O. Noll were shop
pers Wednesday from their homo on
Little Butter creek.
lYrniaiK-nt Modular Strength can
t.ot exist -where there Is not tdnod
strength. Young men giving attention
to muscular development should bear
this In mind. Hood's Ssrsspsrllla
gives blood strength and builds up the
w hole system. j
your Sunday dinner in an
PHONE 4S