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flj!I5.GJTOLET0J?.' OREGON, TIIITRSAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1021.
TWELVE PA0E3
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Social and Club News
ArtlVITII'M TO liE'ilN' the new U;Voll theater an.1 Mm oven-! LKAVK FOR ALBANY
Tli )'!" firiiviiicH .r Hip Pcndlc- ing promises to W one of fare delight I The ipsnv frtePds vf Mr and Mrs C
ton Wninen'. lnl. will begin Septem- .for mukie lovers. Aliss Wylie is i.. K.nehart are rwettmn that they
l"f '''ffi'-w"' !." The iimI mod- icr or Mr. S, H. Foishaw. tf this citv. are leavimr Pendleton i., m,i, th.iV.
October and offer thnt i ' home in AHmnv .-hr Mi" i.
w II meet every fortnight on ST,ii. i,-t vuw I will hp omiilnx
Thursday i the library club rooms. . ..f. ml Mi-s. Julii.a r. J.esor of I Flwr;" Ulnehart and
(); th-me for the year Id "Cr soUnilp ,cH j n,it,m f . ,h(lr j chil.1i en, It, etrhen ami Karl, left to-
ornli-y. hi.4 an excellent . proup .rf,hnm ..,,.,,,. .,...,., c.,;. ... .Nay and Air. Hinehait will loin them
Inn v, 111 !
the club
prfiKi ar.iw Is planned. Standing eom
llii 1 1 of the . lull are:
CnUi- Airs. 'hsrhs Oreiilh-h. Mrs.
J. B. Ueb'l, Writ. .1. Jf. Fsles and Airs.
'. A. Terpen, r.e.
Fitter! H'iin(ent Mrs. .1. K. Ko'en
son, Mrs. Fred Lieualirn, Mrs. John
YuniHiftn. .Mr1. A. J. t -v en, Mr. Lucy
JhiimMmin, Mrs. Sylvan Conn und Mrs. I
.1. It. M!"ool(. I
ls'BiMritivf Mrs Ocorxe Hartman I
brief vjsit at the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
,Si licet. Mrs. .latter and Airs. Reetz .
! a re Asters, rr..C. Jaeper nod wife j J RES. OP BOAIE SHOWN
have been visiting friends and re!a-' 1 (ilui!t';'' eiuti wotuen who met
i'.'ves in Iowa and other points in the ' Thcms.s G. Winter, national pres
Alul.lle West ilnrinft vac.ulon time ' ",CIU ot ,he ',!'''-';"' of Women"
Frof. J;:fr U on the faculty of S.o-! t'lu,,a" ,U,rm hel' visit 10 the e f-
kane university. (,,... i .invention nere in the spr.nsr.
, e o.ieiesiid in p:rttir.-s of her home
YIPlTOr.S DKFATIT
I Mrs. .T. I'.insre nnl Airs. S. I". Wal
!tei?. of Trenton. Alissomi, and Alius
Vtthertne I room, of Athena, were I
;whiih nppem- in the Septemhe'c. nutn
! her of the House Heautifnl.
j J. K. Froom, tArhena.
iind Mix R. A. Xewherrv.
Home K-.. r.oipic." - Mrs. Chnries i.-.,'k-,i '. .IViU, ATTKNn WKPIMAT,.
Mm-Mi, Mrs. A. V. Koeppen and .Vrs. . p.dU.ton v'sliors thl momin. Mrs.!. Mr" !'"" Harold Warner will
K,i;U, .1. Van I-ousm. ! Rtnse ,, Mrs. v.'alters left todav for''0'",'1 n Pa,wj:'.v 'ot-Tortlan;! to at-
Child Welf.'ire Mrs. W. W. Gr. en, t rrUani1 and Seattle, after whieh'thev ' "!"' ,hp "'1'? f Mr. Warner's eon
Mrs. Casjiur Woodward and Mrs. J. X. 1Vj!l co to California for a visit. Thev S,n" Mlss Margaret Harder. It will bo
Peott. ihavp wn f thPlr nill Mrs. jan "vt't of tM-ptemher 6. Airs. War
for t;ie Fpeiui eomn'itires, the
setiolaif hip loan fund ecnim t:ie
.Mrs. It. I. rayreo and Airs. Oow 1 MISS "KTT.. ITV.nv.
M'lark. The endowment fund commit- ," A1iss Mav Xeill. of I.n Orande, pass
lee ' Mrs. Afrnes Stillman, Miss Car- f d throupii Pendleton trday on her
no n ("ole and Airs, llohert Simpson. 'way to Portland. She ai1 Miss Laura
The committee fur the club annual Jerar.l. of this city, will biiil Septtmhet
K Atrs. noy ilorse. Airs. . . 1 'helps, . fi for llor.olniu.
Airs. Herl.ert Thompson Mr, W aiter i
Adams and Airs. At. K.:n. i WIT-T. KKTl'PX SATIT-DAT '
For October IT., the ohib will spoil- Uev. un.l Mrs. Ceoreo L. Clark !
Kir arc';-' - ! and fou, James Cl.trk. will retura Sat- ."" imont.n. daughter of
whose beautiful contralto la known ( urday from Wnllmva Uike, where they
1'endleion pcot-le. S!-,. w:l! ..i'.; ... have heen for the ?;ist wek.
ner will b? matron of honor and Air.
j Warner will he best man.
J VISITORS FROM HELIX :
j A group of Helix people rvho are-;n
the citv today iuelflda Air. and Mrs.
;J. S. Xorvall, Pd'.'ar Xorvall. Air. and i
' Airs. AI. L. Morrison and Mr nn.i
William Shannon.
RE UMBERTC BRAND
Concentrated Tomato Sauce
One do::en. tins, special this week .'. $1.10
Butter Creek Honey, 5 gallon tina, pound 15c
1 gallon 'tin $2.53
1-2 gallon jar :.. $1.15
Quart jar : 6.5c
Pint jar- 3Uc
Comb Honey, fresh stock, each . 3?c
Bulk Coffee, run thru our refiner, pound 25c
Ilar&hey's Cocoa in bulk, pound ..v. 20c
Imperial Tea, Cof fee, Extracts anil Spices. .,
Chase & Sanborn's Tea and Coffee.
Old Monk Olive Oil and Olives ' " ;
Burnett's Extracts. . "
Stanfield Cheese.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phones 28 Only 1 QIitythe Btt
THE
THOMAS
SHOP
"nxVALi:s"l.c;.
Airs, Fori s'mnnton.
iAtr. and Airs. Frank Salinji. is eon
Ivalescinfr after a reeent illness. She
has heen sojourning at Lehman
Springs.
lioto it mm-
i-FHOM COMPANY HOUSES
HOPFS ITSTA1RS SHOP
UIOfcH
Frocks
'
Vjj M1
Oi
Individuality
are included among the finer fashions
Smartly Tailored Frocks of Tricctine,
Pcj-et Twill, French Serge and Velour
Many of the new styles make such
lavish use of rich hand embroidery,
while others are cleverly braided.
Prices range from $22.53 up to 575.00
IIFRE FrtOM ATHK.N'A.
TACOA1A, Sept. t. tr. P.)Offi.
-yr. and -Airs. Oliver DicKcnson ntuKciala if the iarirest coal miniiur com
children of Athena, are here to-lay. panics in Pierce couifty are start:nK
Air. Dickenson recently sold his farm! legal pnx-eodinps to force the htrlkiiift
and may lirins his family here to re-miners to leave the company., houses
s''' 'at t'arhenonado and elsewhere. Xo
jnholesale evictions will be atteinpler
VISITORS FltOAI STAXFIELD. .Many of the miners' families have !
A'r. and Mr. W. P. Knapp. of Stan- rendu vi,-,i,1 the cmnnnnv h.oiRc.L
i.eui. ure in I'emlteton today. Thev
nil leave toniorror- for Fnterprise
ist their daughter. I
to
O. A. XI. TO MEET. .
The Ladies of the Orand Arm? of
the Republic will meet tomorrow at
-:30 p. m. in -the club room ot the
county library. .
ILL !i
mm
MO
Jlellronm and r.eV. D. Ragan let!
tor the mountains Monday.
' AT.' D. Oranpej lituT brother-in-law,!
,..eorito Israeisom or Portland left
Tuesday morning on u hunting, nnd
fishing trij.
Aliss Ella Stanton of Xye was In
Pilot Hock Monday.
Air. and Airs. Otis Jones and chil
dren returned h'lne Monday from air
'Uting In tho nomntains.
A'iss Hazel KKg Is visltins relatives
Jn W'rston. -
, Af. I). OraiiKe and Rev. P.aKnn were
In Pendleton Fr'day.
, Col. Ha'ev was In town Monday
'rem Pendleton.
The Womens" Community Club will
meet in the chur' h basement Wednes
day evening Sept. 7. pils will be a
cocial meeting in charge of the Library
Committee. All ladies of the town and
ctinmunity are Invited and nil club
members are especially urged to be
present,
Snndav September 11 will he Rally
n.v In the Pilrt Rock Pundny school.
FASHIONABLE'FALL GARMENTS
EXCLUSIVE NEW MODELS
In a most comprehensive variety: -
rnii'Aiir niir ..r,v ;AiniRTS al HU i:s lrfr u nu ?r
new Null Coat or lire mi. ,
This will be Rev. Raman's last Sunday
here and a basket dinner will be serv
ed in the basement "f the church at
noon hour. It Is hoped that all the old
pupils will come hack on that Sunday
and brlns; new ones with them. Every
body is Invited to-come.
Air. and Mrs. John Wynn of McKay j
were visitors nere 1'Tntay.
Air. and Mrs. C. A. Cooper were In
Mead In search of. a lienf f.Wt was re
porti'd'to have heen seen near there.
They relumed home the same evening
with no ood lin k to report.
An eilfhth srade exiimlnatlon will h
held here Seiit. 1 und 2 for th.we who
failed to pass In the sprintr.
The grade school board mgt Monday
eveniim. A banquet committee compos
ed of Frank Jones, E. K. HulchiiiNon
Penilleton Friday.
I and AI lloylen was. appointed to serve
A hunting party that included Newt, with the board. A new cement walk
Rover, C. W. Paulus. Dr. IT.. A. Schnel'i w laS' lne w u"u
cler, I'anl Ouldius, (leorpe Done nnd ""w t1 l,ullt- "
Dr. DcYaiil left early Sunday morning Pen Johnston nrrlved home from
for the Payter Hutchinson home- Pullman Toes. lay evenlne.
HtriRA TO rEXni,ETOA" WASHINGTON. Sent. 1. (A. P.l
Judee and Mrs. Thomas Fi'zeerald i Italy has formally accepted President
have returned after a visit at Wood- j Harditni's invitation to parUcipate in'
lawn, Portland and other points. (the diaormnment and Far East con-:
iference. Italy's acceptance completed'
RETl'RXS TO HOME . the list, Orcat Britain, France, China
Airs. n. Norton returned to her (and Japan having already formally,
home in Pasco today afteV a visit In accented.
i ei:u:econ at tne Mays home.
VISITORS FROM STAXFIELD.
Mr. and' Airs. C. E". Lewis of Stnn
f:e!d. are in the city today: They mo-ti-red
here today.
HERE FROM HELIX
Mrs. Frank O'irrett a-wJ daughter,
Catherine, of Helix, ars hera today.
MRS. AI.EXAXDEFt IIOAlE
. Airs. Roy Alexander has returned
after a short. visit in Portland.
I HELIX VISITORS.
iwj Mr. and Airs. Roy Penland, of He
Ijlix, are in the city today.
t
We Always Cater to tlie Users of
Fine W riting Paper
QUALITY is something in the paper itself.
STYLE is the way the paper is made into stationery.
EACH is necessary-
BOTH are found in the papers sold by
nufsnrs big store
"Try the Drug Store First"
HERE FROAf ATHEXA
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fergunon are here
from Athena today.
HERE FROM ATHEXA.
i Air. and Airs. David Stone of Athena
are hero today.
IDEAS i FOR HOUSEWIVES
4
HOME DEMONSTRATION
1
M'lk has rtone maklnr mnter-
lal In it. The "ime and phos-
phorous of meat are :fi the hones
and these are thrown away.
Tb"v oce ir in solution in milk
and we cat them.
The hardness and strength of
bones and teeth are due to limo
and phosphorous. Once formed
they are not necessarily perman-
ent.
The food taken by in adult in
a year rnus,t contain three-
fourths of a pound of lime and
more than a pound 'of phosphor-
us to keep up bone and teeth re-
pair. Many families suffer from
lack of phosphorus lime.
Milk is a food. It contains
more lime than does lime water.
Et all you will of other foods
and it is not likely that you will
get cnouh lime for the bones
and teeth. Add one pint of
rnilk per day to tho diet and
! thre is sure to lie . enough txt
both lime and phosphorus. E.
V. D.
L1VKSTOCK MARKKT STKAOY.
POliTLAXD. Sept. 1. (A. P.)
Livestock is steady. Eksss are firm
and higher, buyers o.fer farmers 20
t 30 cents for current receipts. 34
cents for white henneries, soiling price
case count 30 to 32 cents, and selects
3 to 38. Putter is firm.
roilTI AXU WIIKAT MAV.KIT
PORTLAND, Sept. 1. (A. P.)
Wheat is fl.OA to $1.13.
IDOL
MATRESSES
The best.price ever made to the people of Pendleton in
Mattresses is quoted below. We are not going to tell yen
any ghost stories to cause any excitement, but v, e are
dishing out plain facts and if you expect to buy a matress
in the next five years now is your chance. When these
aie gii:o we can't quote you this price any more.
4.", pound Rolled Edge Mattress, delivered $G.OO
45 pound Cotton Boiled Edge Mattress, f. o. b. store 5.50
These mattresses are strictly new and first class in
fvi i v way. We absolutely guarantee the quality and will
back every statement made. -
Yours for Service,
c?ileyScKemp
I
Vnl Oi.r Watchword
Katisfiu-tiim Our Aim
ROSEBURG DENHST-TO
a i
1 (A. P.)-
ROSnm-Rry Sept
Rrumficld, who wb Indicted late yes
tertL'y of first d eree murder, is to
make Irs pirn tlrs afterivfon. His
trial is not expected to stall before
Ti'es''a- mnnonir.
tocietv
for over 75 vearj ha
.i . . r-e
1?
l5f
II
the skin and Comdex-
ion in perfect condition
tlifough thi JtrrjJ of
tiie aia-on's iciivities.
ierf Sc. for
TrUIS'lt -'
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CL'CE FRACTICZ
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I Thu;-iday fcve.inflr, September 1 , .h
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I'lLOT ROCK, Sept. 1. Sydney
AIcReynolda is in Boise, Idaho this
week on business.
Air. and Airs. Roy , Simmons ivho
arrived here several weeks ago from
Junction City arc moving into tho Will
Matthews cottage. Mrs. Simmons is
working at the elevator. "V
j Trofessor and Airs. W. E. Milan and
two children of Eugene are here vislt
I ing Mr. and- Airs. Jess Porter, Air. and
i Airs. -C.rant Horn and other relatives.
Airs. Aliian is a sister of Mr. Porter
and Mrs. Horn.
Airs. Iyouis Reck an" sister, . Mix.
Beatrice Ostervelt of Portland who has
been visiting here, left Monday for '
Portland.
Herbert Boylen Sr. and AI. O. Ed-,
wards made a business trip to Meach- I
am Friday.
Air. and Airs. John Harrison were
visitors to Pendleton Friday. ' j
"arl Farnwold was transacting busi
ness here Saturday. I
Airs. Alerwin Oilhert left Saturday '
for a visit to Walla AValla.
Air. and Mrs. Joe Royer, Ruth Roy- ;
er and son Donald returned Sunday ,
from a motor trip to Portland. I
E. L. Smith of Pendleton was in:
town Jlonday.
Mrs. E. T. Fanning nnd children re
turned home Monday from a trip to
Portland and Seaside.
Aliss Yelda ltonrl: was shopping In
Pilot Rock Tuesday.
Alias A'erona Fullenweider Is home
again after spending her vacation In
Poise at the home of her sifter Alra.
G. X. Johnston.
Mrs. C. G. Prachcr and children who
spent the summer at Lehman Springs
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Stanley and children let
Monday evening for Herm'.rtoo to visit
A'r. aid Afr. Harry Connor.
Air. aid Airs. Forshiw of Pendle
ton were in town Afondav.
Seven cars of Cattle were shipped
trom rilot Ito. k s-itun ay nieht.
Pond ran.'h shipped 2 cars.
P letcher 1 car, Charles Nelson 2 cars
ano j neoctore .Miller 2 cars.
Airs. Carl Jensens, shier. Airs. Ken
nedy and daughter of Portland we'e,
viicting ut the Jensen home last week. '
J. L. rranknm returned homo
Th'irsdey from the ea-.t where he was
calk d by the death of his mother.
M s Eleanor H.Wall wus shopping
'n Pendleton Alonday.
Mr. and Afra. C. A. Cooper and
daughter Aliss L'lliaiii Cooper, Aliss
Port a Ivic'weil nnd Air. and Airs. c. J.
Miller were dinner guestu at the home
of Mrs. P-essie Humphrey Sunday
inrin,
"'" " " -et"jJT 1 home Run-
!iv eve i nj from a vinit with relatives
n rorllaud.
''hires A'!"hael, Ed Horn. Clarence'
Horn mid Charle's Porn and Iheir:
:nii,!e,4 left .Monday on u hunting
Y
r sf men
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