Tins nitND nmhwrn, dailt edition, wno, onKoos. friimy. jasvahy 21, 1021.
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I1KNI) TltAIN HCHICIIUMS
Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7:80 A. M.
Loam, 8:00 P. M.
o..v. it. a n.
Arrives, 6:60 l. M.
I.dtiYua, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
N, H. Olitun In In Itediiiond nil bual-liunit.
'S Dr. 11. W. limidnniliott will return
Monday from a fow day h" vUll in
Port Intnl.
Dr. II. (-'. Itodda will uttoiid Ilia
iiikiiIIiik of (tin HIii'lnviH lit I'ortluiid
; Buiuniiiy.
; Mm. J. M. Lawrence will lis a llund
visitor In I'orlliinil during (liu coinlng
two WllllkH.
' Mrit. L. M. Jack mid ami or The
'- Italics will miuiid u tow duya visiting
frlouda In llmiil.
: i Mm. V. A. Hnillli und Mi'H. Jiiiiiob
: Elliott will Npuiid a fw dnya with
. frlouda In Fnllbrldite.
' Y Mr. nnd Mm, Ralph Hops of Port
, luml avenue nru lliu parents of a baby
iilrl, born Wednesday.
Mm. (JourKU ONoll und Mlsa Kdltb
'I llni-kliiHoii will lii) Porllttnd vlHllom
i fur llm next fow dnya.
$
John TiikI and OuhI HurK of thin
-5 clly nro now In their bachelor (juur-
turn lit No. 1 Conitrosa atroot.
Mm. Jolo I.ulto and Mm. P. K.
Htudcbakur will vlHlt frlonda In I'ort
luiid during tlitf cominK week.
4jj Minn Kdllh Dorn loft Inst nlKht
for Itediiiond, whoro aha tiitn accept
id a poiiltlon nt tho CoIIuro lnmpltul.
Thn Junior IiIkIi achool nnd tho
fri liiniiii hnnknlbiill toituia will play
at tho gymnasium al 7:30 o'clock to
night. Mark A. PaulHon of Hllvorton or
i rived thin mornluR to accept tho po
I nlllon of principal of tha llond high
KI'llOlll.
' Iter. II. C. llurlrauft, with hla wlfo
i and children, luft thla moriiing to
Bin' 11 il a few duya visiting with friend
: ul I'rlnovlllo.
' Mm. V. J. Klnnilng linn roturnod
:. ; to hnr homo In Honltlo after a two
i wark' vlnlt spent at thn homo of
; Mm. I). V. Fleming.
Mm. II. J. Ovcrturf nnd rhlldron
worn pttiuiKiigiim on tho morning train
for Halem und Hood Hlvcr, where
they will vlnlt friend.
W. M. lllll will ha In Torrobonno
fur n short tlmo attending; to bual
y liens matter In connection with tho
; Hhlpiiiant of It Im ulfnlfa hay.
; Tho BiiiiKhlno club of tho I'ythlnn
KUtcr will moot with Mm. Kllni C.
A. Jacobs, 226 Klorlilci avenue, at
2:30 o'clock litinorrow uflcruooii.
Mls Noma Kulix of tho Pacific
Tt'li-grnph & Telephone Co. will bo
In Portland until Kutidiiy to attend
u conforeuco of company employes.
Tho Knights of ColumltuH basket-!
ball team took lts,flrl gaino of tho
mmHon Wednesday night, defeating
tho IlrookH-Rciitiloti quintet. 27 to 18.
John Dillon loft for bin homo nt
Prlmivlllo liiat night after nllendlng
f i to buatnraa mntlora In llond In con-
function with hla ranching liitoreHU.
j'"- E. It. Ilrlcknoll wan a vlnltor In
Ilotia yomerany, inoxing over otno
I Pro
hon
proporty with tho view of milking his
lino horo In tho futuro. Mr. Ilrlck
noll Is from Portland.
R. T. GnrrlBh, wlfo nnd dnughtor
$ wont to Portland Initt night, whoro
Mm. OnrrlHh will coimult a phytilclun,
lifter which thoy will Hpond a few
tlnya with rulntlvea in Albany.
Dr. Gnorgo n. Van Wutors, nrch
deacon of tho Eplxcnpnl church In
KiiHlorn Oregon, will bo In llond to
lucturo and bold nor v Icon nt 8 o'clpck
fiimdny ovonlng in Suthor'n hnll.
Michael Dunn, Intornntlonnl socro-
J tnry at tho Drlcklnyern' union, loft
f for Tuconin this morning nftor nnoiid
t,)aK a fow dnyn In llond on luminous
( In connootlon with tho local union.
Mrn. Itny McKlnnon wns n llond
r vlultor, leaving for linr homo thin
morning. 8ho was nccompunlod to
Redmond by Mrs. D. W. Fleming,
who will vlnlt with fr.londs tbero dur
ing tho coming wook.
Eldor Q. M. Thorp roports that tho
goal not for contributions to tho Sov
onth Day AdvontlBt church In Bond
wns oxcoodod by $187. Mirny nub
ncrlpllons wore mndo by Bond biiBl
noBB mon, Mr. Thorp stntos.
u Mrn. J. C. Vnndovort nnd UtUo Hon
Htook tholr dopnrturo for Cnllfoniln
Klant night, to bo gono six weeks, dur
EMng which tlmo thoy will vlnlt reln
I IIvob In Bnn FrnnclHCO, Los Ango
i los, Cal., nnd TticHon, Aria.
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? NOTICE
Gun ropnlrlng of nil kinds; strictly
ilrnt-clnna work gunrnutood, at Buch
i waiter's sport store. 16tfo
Ornnd maBk bnll nt tho gym, Fob
JtWuary 14th. Supper served by ladles
" vpf Mooiehonrt. Adv. U-0o
METHODIST CHOIR
TO SING ORATORIO
MiiiiIIih of I'riii'lli'o Hpi'iit On (iiiiil'N
"Tin- Holy Clly," To lie (ilv. n
At ( Inn ill Hnniliiy Muht.
l.'lidur I hi) dli nctloii of Ilio bni't
II. Hiihh. the Mi-thoilliit nliulr will pru
Hiint, In 1 1 m entirely, (luiil'a oratorio,
"Tho Holy f:ily," at tho church Hun-
4ttjMVMte.-JtttitiitrrS3v SaLmtiulw"
from tho oriitorlo have been given
from tlmo to limn nt tho church dur
ing tho punt two miinlliM, but Hun
day night will bo tho firm tlmo Hint
thn whole compoaltlnn will bo auttg.
Tho oratorio cboaeu by tha choir la
coiiHlderod by crlU: ua tho maater
pleco of one of the greutcat compos
er of ancred mimic. The choir ban
spent months In preparation und la
rettdy to produco "Tho Holy Clly" In
a highly creditable niunnur, it la an
nounced, Solo purtM will Its aung by Mm. C.
BOOSTER DAY SPECIALS
at MANNHEIMERS
KNITTED CAPS AND TOQUES
Hoys', Girls' and Ladies 75c to $1.25 Knitted
Caps and Toques, Booster Day Special 39c
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS
Unrestricted choice of Ladies' Felt Slippers, reg
ular $2.45 to $3.15 values; specially priced for
Booster Day at - $1.59
LADIES' AND MISSES' MIDDIES
Rccular $2.75 to $2.95 value Ladies' and Misses'
Middies, Booster Day Special $1.19
BOOSTER. DAY SPECIAL
COOKIES
ALL
1 5c Dozen
AMERICAN
BOOSTER DAY SPECIALS
Monopole Cane and Maple Syrup
One-half Gallons, rcg. $1.25, Booster Day 95c
One Gallons, reg. $2.25, Booster Day : $1.75
Karo Dark, "2 Gallon, rcg. 70c, Booster Day....50c
It Pays to Pay Cash at
The Union Grocery Co.
Coffee for
CARNATION BRAND
AND
GREAT AMERICAN
30c Per Pound
SMITH S
V. Hllvla, Mm, Aaliley Korroat, Mia
CutluiriiiB Manny, Mra. U. O. Good
man, Dr. I.. W. flatclioll and Mr.
Hush. Tho program will begin
promptly fit 7:30 o'clock. A cord
ial Invitation la extended to tho puh-lln.
SPLINTER OK STEEL
CAUSES RLINDNESS
I, I. .Iiiliiixm Injniiil fly .Milul
I't ugiiii-nt From Wedge I-oa of
Hlgltl Mny lie I'eriiinneiit,
h, V. Johnaon, an employe of Tho
Kbevlln-Hlxoii Company ul camp No.
1, BUHtulned a aerloiiff Injury of tho
right eye this morning, a stool splin
ter, flying from a wedgo ho was us
ing, lacerating tho eyuliull.
The physiclun culled waa unuble
to atato whether or not tho loaa of
Bight reaulllng from tho Injury would
bo permanent.
Put it In Tho Bulletin.
KINDS
BAKERY
Booster Day
GROCERY
LADIES' AUXILIARY
CHARTER IS ASKED
Mra. Hnrlle I.iiciih Temporary (linlr
tiiiin Ki-rvlro .Men I'n-fer Imii
Typo of Hlnle IIoiiiih,
With tho election of Mra. Hud Id
I.uciih ua chairman, temporary or
ganization uecexHury to aecuro a
charter in tho ludlea' auxiliary of tho
Amerlcun Legion, wua effected at a
meeting nt tho gymnualitm luat night.
There wero H algtiuturea appended
to tho petition for a charter.
Percy A. Htevena poat, In Ha regu
lar aeaalon preceding tho dunce given
ut tho gymnnalum, endoraed atato
botiua lobulation, going on record aa
preferring tho long-term loun plan
rather than that of caah awards.
Carrier Plgconr New Duty.
Carrier plgenni are plnylng a pnrt In
the patrol of the oatlonal forenm.
OVERALLS FOR BOOSTER.
DAY AT THE HUB
Heavy Blue Denim; Union Made; as good as can
be had; Booster Day only at
98 Cents
Men's Wool Sweaters-Many colors and all sizes,
sell regularly at $6.75; Booster Day only $3.95
Hand Towels Large size, Booster Day only....23c
Bath Towels Good grade, Booster Day only..25c
THE HUB
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The Club Hotel
143 MINNESOTA STREET
Rooms 50c and 75c Special Rates by Week
CAFE IN CONNECTION
Meals 35c and up We make our own Pastry
I JAMES E. DOYLE, Proprietor
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GRAND
TONIGHT-SATURDAY
MOOHH INITIATE
A cIuhh of three candidntea, Albert
Wright, Albert Kearney and 8, V.
Oeblng, wua Initiated ut the regular
mooting of llond lodge No. 423, Loy
al Order of Moose, ut Huther'a hnll
luat night. An Interoxtliig talk on
tho Mooaeheart I.eglon wan mude by
Ole Huitaon, a vlalling member from
Bpokune.
H K V E X T II I A V ADVKXTINT
C'lllKCH
Tho pa.itor's w!ft will Imvu churge
of tho gervlco Sabbath morning at
the Seventh Day AdvontUt church.
Elder O. M. Thorp will preach at
Blatera Friday and Saturday eveninga
and alao Sabbath afternoon and Sun
day at 11 a. in.
One mother xaya our little
automat ic recording; aafe ban
taught Iter little boy and girl to
count and figure. It ttao aluo
tniight them to aavi. Hrti what
it will do for your family. The
Flrnt National llnnk.
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Tou have all hoard of the
great American cla-ssic on the
stage. The picture realistical
ly portrays ail the tremendous
scenes the stage could only
suggest. Everyone will be
talking about it. Don't miss it.
ANITA
STEWART
IN
"In Old
Kentucky"
YOU WILL WANT TO SEE:
The great Kentucky Hand
icap with a Uirl winning by
n nose.
Gun fights between moon
shiners and V. S. Revenue
Officers. ,j.v
Scores of other intense and
dramatic moments with a
love story of a loyal clans-girl
underlying; it all.
( onto In and let ua oplnln to
yon how our little nutoiimtlo
recording hnnie unfrn work.
Tito Unit ntiomil Ilnnk.
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LIBERTY
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