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Tt ; f a if. TEN PA(13 PAGE CK DAILY EAST PHQILTON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVEmO, JTJL7 26, 1921. odtf Cm&. Afcioy k . . .. , IMXCK Id OIVKX. Nr. and Mr. Frank Tin yes were host lard - puiriK fnr an informal (lancing party honoring Miss Irene Khea nt Portland, formerly of this i lly. who I the guest ef Miss Fln Thiimpwm. dues! fur the evening were Mir fchea. Mr. and Mm. Lou ell Krn, Mr. and Mm. .lames Stnrgt, Mr. unit Mm. n. E. Chloupek, Mrs. Ceorgo Strand, Mm. Nona I -a Fon taine, Miss Catherine Campbell. Miss F.lsle Fiumanrlce, Misa Kathcrine ThnmpKnn, Miss F.dna Thompson. Miss, Marguerite P.aymond, Brooke THek Hon, P.ix Kills, Philo Hounds, Harold Brock. Nat Kimball, Ttiidnlph Mollner, Clcn Stnrio, Marry Kurk, Jamri How ler, Thnm.ii Murphy and Cecil Cole. WILL MEET TOMORROW The mlsslonHry society of the Pres byterian church will meet tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Will H. Bennett, 203 Jackson street. The hos tetsra for the afternoon will he Mm. B. J Bnrehlll, Mrs. Eva Wissler and Mrs. l.nckridge. MnS. LA FONTAINE DK PARTS. Mrs. Nona La Fontaine departed Inst evening for Portland where she will be with her mother, Mrs, Winn Johnson, who is convalescing after a recent operation for Bpepndicitls. MISS MATTHEWS HEME. Miss Helen Matthews. who Is taking nurses" training at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, is spending a va cation here. She Is at Ihe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mitihews. . KETtniN FP.OM BINGHAM Mrs. Charles Haas, Sr., Charles Haas Jr. and Miss lrma Itichter passed through Pendleton yesterday on their way to their home in Hermiston afier a visit nt Bingham Springs. visiTons at Prmxns Mr. find Mrs. K. Ci. Exjrer, Miss Selby Johnson and R. J. Shiinterinan were visitors at Bingham Springs on Sun day. RETURN FROM SPOKANE Mr. and rs. Edwin Schiller have returned from Spokane where they have been for the past several weeks as the guest of relatives. SPEND SP.NDAY HERE. Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Kenard, of Wes ton, and their niece. Mrs. -Mabel Car miehael, spent Sunday in Pendleton as the guests of friends. While here Mrs. Cannichael sang a solo at the mornin service of the Methodist church. Site has a sweet soprano voice which is II O 1 F ' S Ul'STAIIlS SHOP GREAT MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE OF NOVELTY SKIRTS Entire Stock of Novelty Skirts in Both Wool and Silk AT REDUCTIONS OF 1-3 TO 1-2. M 1 SECOND FLOOR T A TI,0 It 'HARDWARE tlTDG. Buy a Book a Week Money spent for a good book is a good investment. We carry all the best popular copyrights, and at a price that will please you. READ THE STORY OF THE FOSS RIVER RANCH SLIPPY McGEE THE TRAIL OF THE AXE THE RIM OF THE DESERT THE TRAIL OF YESTERDAY THE KEEPER OF THE DOOR PALS FIRST THE SON OF HIS FATHER THE LAW BREAKERS And hundreds of other excellent titles. ALL PRICED AT $1.00 EACH THOMPSON'S DIG STORE I, N Glass Ware IN THE FOLLOWING PIECES AND PRICES Covered Sugar Bowls 45c Creamers 35c Covered Butter Dishes 60c Spoon Holder 20c 1-2 gallon Water or Milk Pitcher $1.00 Tumblers, per set of six $2.00 8 1-2 inch Berry Bowls 60c 4 3-4 Fruit Dishes 15c Pickle Trays 30c Celery Trays ? 40c 4 .1-4 Jelleys , 35c FxlO ten oz. Wail Tents $10.00 14x16 ten oz. Wall Tents $26.50 35 lb. Silk Floss Mattresses $17.50 1") lb. Cotton Floss Mattresses $8.75 We do repair work. Charges reasonable. Yours for sen-ice, Riley & Kemp Qualify Our Watchword Satisfaction Our Aim well adapted t the singing of sacred nnisio. Mrs. Cannichael has donei much solo work In Washington, and n few years ago sang the loading pan in "The Messiah." presented at the First Methodist church in Seattle. She was to have taken part In the pageant. The Wayfarer." to have heen given at the stadium at Seattle had she not been tailed away on Ivisinoss. LITTLE nAmilTKK llOUN' Air. and Mrs. Jnek Keefe, of r.yles, J Tennessee, are the parents of a little I daughter horn July 1. according to word recei'ed today hy loeal friends of Mr. Keefe who formerly resided j here. The new arrival has been named j Hetty. Mr. and Mrs. Keefe are the. parents of n three year old son also, this beiiiR their second child. j LEAVE OX TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Utwrence t". Frazler and daughter Jean left this morning I l.y motor for Portland. They will join ; Mr." and Mrs. Richard Mayberry and the party will go from Portland to Pea side for a visit. j MRS. NEAt, HERE 1 Mrs. J. v. Neal. of Sharon Springs, I Kansas, and little daughter, lone, are visitors in Pendleton at the home of Mrs. Xeal's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howers. UTTI.E SOX NAMED The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulsen of 402 Thompson street has heen named Oaylord Frederick. He was horn July 21. WIU. RETT'RX IV At'OfST Mrs. Oeorge U Clark and son, James Clark, who have heen visiting relatives In the East, will return to Pendleton about August 15. ATHENA rEOPT.E HERE. Mr. and .Mrs. William Reed of Athena were here today. Canning Fruit Headquarters for High Quality Canning: Fruits: We receive fresh fruits each morning by ex press; no hold overs; thus assuring you fresh, high grade fruit. Fresh Every Morning Apricots, Blackber ries, Raspberries, loganberries, Peaches, Currants. Complete line of fruit jars, covers, rubbers, L'lamps, jelly glasses and parowax. "Most complete line of high grade Groceries in Eastern Oregon." Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phone 28 Only 1 Quality the Bett THE THOMAS SHOP July Special Our entire stock of wool stripe and plaid skirts one-half or regular price; one lot of summer silk skirts, values to $35.00, July special $15.00 HAND MADE. BLOUSES of voile and batiste. Made lovely through the use of drawn work and real lace. Special 1-4 off regular price. .MRS. BANNISTER VISITS. Mrs. Oeorge Bannister of Athena was in Pendleton today. SUPREME COURT SAYS Heirs Contested on Grounds Publisher Did Not Know His Mind When He Framed Will. HOME DEMONSTRATION IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES Here are a few salads which are delicious for summer men- us: Pear and Peanut Salad. Cut ripe or canned pears Into cubes, mix mayonnaise dressing and cover with ground peanuts. Peaches or apricots may bo used instead of pears. Fruit Salmi. Cut two tart apples into'dlce, slice two hananas and an orango into small pieces. Seed and cut one bunch of grapes in halves and mix together with a half cup of broken nut meats and a salad dressing. A good boiled dressing is made as follows: One teaspoon of salt, one of mustard, a tablespoon and a half cf sugar and one and a half of butter, yolks of two eggs, three quarters of a cup of sweet milk, half a tablespoon of flour, a fourth of .1 cun of vinegar or the juice of one lem- on. Mix the dry ingredients to- gether. add the egg yolks ilightly beaten, the milk and vinegar nnd stir well. Cook In a double boiler until the mixture thick- ens. add the butter while tne mixture is hot and beat with ei?ir beater. E. V. D. PAI.BM July 26. (V. P.) The will of Henry L. Pittock, publisher of the Oregonian, a Portland newspaper, was 1 upheld by unanimous opinion In the state supreme court. The Instrument Is declared to be a "valid document and declaratory of his disposition of his estate. The will allows the heirs $500 monthly until oil debts are paid then the estate's income for 20 years, and then a division." The heirs contested on the grounds that Pittock did not know his mind when he framed the Instrument. SAM BROWN BELT LATELY RESTORED BY PERSHING SOARS RAPIDLY IN PRiCE Nervous Folks often benefit by changing from tea or coffee to POSTUM Cereal Satisfying Economical Better for Health "There's a Reason WA SH I N"( i TON. July 2 . (I. X. S. ) As army officers began to blos som forth in Para Brown belts In ac cordance with the war department's order restoring this popular article of military wearing apparel to general usage, the price of this equipment, which has been a drug on the market, Immediately soared upward and "many different forms of the belt made their appearance. Officers who served with the Amer ican Expeditionary Forces, from Gen eral Pershing down to the second "looie" who grabbed his commission ten minutes before his homebound transport sailed from Brest, were ready and waiting when the v-Vm Erown order 'was issued. But the others were required to buy belts, nnd Major-fieneral H. L. Rog ers, of the Quartermaster's Corps, has decided to Issue a standard belt with a view to ultimately adopting one for the use of officers. To this end Louis Heuer, leather and equipment expert of the quartermast er general's office, has gone to Jeffer son. Ind., to superintend the manufac ture of several different types, one of which will be adopted as the standard for all. DO . There Is nothing in the whole list of fresh-heallnir remedies ihm i. proach Liquid Boroaone in the rapid ity with which it heals cuts, wounds,! sores, burns or scalds. It Is a mar-' velous discovery. Price, 30c. 60o and 11.20, Sold by The Pendleton Drt.g Co. ' A child can't get strong nnd robust i while worms eat away its strength ' and vitality. A dose or two of Whiio'. ! Cream Vermifuge puts the little one on lis feet again. Price, 3:.c. Sold by The Pendleton Drug Co. A teaspoonful of Iferhine will pro duce a copious and purifying bowel movement, improve appetite, restore mental activity and a fine reeling of vigor and cheerfulness. Price, 80c. Sold hy The Pendleton Drug Co. Swelling caused by Insect bites can he reduced by using Ballard's Snow Liniment. It counteracts the poison and relieves the irritation. Three sizes, 30e, 60c and J1.20 per bottle. Sold by The Pendleton Drug Co. . "" 1 1 - rrrt Owing to the high cost f timber In China, railway sleepers and electric transmission line poles are beimr made of reinforced concrete. Oregon's Higher Institution of TECHNOLOGY Eight Schools; Seventy Departments FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921 For inforniliM wrfcl t Ibc IfcMlnr Oregon Agricultural College COKVAl.LIS A Pillow J&r the fiofpO From plantation to tnftlcss comfort. Drop in and let us toll you why the Scaly never grows oll AW F II 103 E. COL UT ST. PHONE 4M REALTY TRANSFERS '1 Rest your eyes and enjoy the outdors with these tinted glare-resisting lenses. ORCGOK tionnl Hunk I KMOUTIW OMGOM American National Bank Idiildint! DR. H. M. HANAVAN DENTIST announces a change of of fices from Temple Building to Suite 5, Bond Building, over Bond Bros, store. Phone 772 ii:rjs 'm. A. Mikesell to Bert Mullins, tlfirt0.no. Lot 6 and W 1-2 Lot "., Block 2, Hermiston. H. A. Newton to Alice Topliff. $1.00. W 1-2 Lots 15 and 16, Block 23', Ar nold Haley's Add., Pendleton. David B. Hill to J. K. Plnson, $1.00. K 1-2 Lots 5 and 6 and all of Lot 4, Block 2, Llvermore's 2nd. Add. Pendle ton. Ada B. Tlogne to Fannie Lee, $1.00, 2-7 interest In and to It 4, Block 4, Livermore's Add. Pendleton. L It. Lawrence to Albert Peterson, JS.'O.OO, Iits 5, Block J and W 1-2 Ixits 0 and 6, 7 and , Block D, origin, al town of 1'kiah. i'nr.sn)i:T opposrs vacation WARHILVCrTO.V, July 26. (V. P.) President Harding opposed the house taking a vacation until they pass the tax hill, representative Mondell stat ed following a visit to the white house. UGAR OUR LONG LOOKED FOR SHIPMENT OF BERRY SUGAR HAS ARRIVED TO GO AT rxini'XTirn:!) max killi-:i SA.V DircOO, July 26. (U. P.) An unidentified man was killed In a down town street hy Detective MeCtd lum when he resisted arrest. Denver authorities asked for the hinn's arrest. He is charged with Impersonating J. A. Fltzeil of La Jolla, by inquiring at var ious telegraph offices for money. liOVKHXMF.XT I.OAX IIKQI'KSTITO WA.SHIXGTOX, July 26. (A. P.) Application fur a government loan of $15,000,000 was made today through the. Interstate commerce commission tv the flrprtt Yrirthprn nn the uHvumn. ition that plans were shaping for the j railroad refunding operations. The .money would he used to repay a Sim jilar loan obtained for the government jut the close of federal control. mow smxwfis MAIiTINK FFItftV. Ohio, July ;r,. (I. X. 8.) "Sprinkle parties" are stag ed each evening by Arthur Dickson, American Ieglon post commander, in front of his home. Commander Dickson sprinkler crowds of youngsters with water from a hose. The hot weather has made these j ne noi weainer nas jl juvenile jiitrUe popular, LIMIT 2 SACKS TO A FAMILY. "COME AND GET IT" & NAVY SALES COMPANY J