Shoes for Misses and Children Ready for Inspection
Full line of wide and narrow shoes for Misses and Children available. Shoes built for wear with quality materials and first class workmanship. Large selection of boys and youths shoes in leather grades including solid school shoes and dress shoes such as Vici Kid Box Calf and Corona Colt at unbeatable city prices.
Famous Controversy Will Hearings in Umatilla Courts
Cassans Stubblefield seeks to move a long running will contest from Walla Walla to Umatilla county court claiming local jurisdiction since the estate is in this county. Judge Hartman ordered the original will and estate inventory to be produced within ten days by C. M. Rader R. M. Dorothy and E. A. Reser. The estate totals about 4 600 in real property and around 200 000 in personal property and the codicil endows an orphan home and elderly women, to be located at Walla Walla.
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Easter Services Aired With Community Chorus
Churches in the city prepare for Easter observances with special services on Easter Sunday. Prof. E Ray Jonen leads a chorus of about 26 voices for the Methodist church service, with additional features planned for the day.
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Spring Church Services Preview Across Town
For the day, the Methodist churches will offer special services with music and other exercises. Decorations across houses will be elaborate, arranged by committees to showcase the advent of spring in its beauty.
Revival ends with final meeting and converts rise
Five additions and five baptisms were reported last night as revival meetings continued with Rev. Brooks speaking on a Change of Heart tonight. Several signaled intent to join the church while attendance remained high this week.
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Brooks
Social whirl as visitors join Pendleton society
Pendleton society during the past week featured visiting guests Mrs. Claude Gatch of Salem and Mrs. Charles Johns of Baker City. Eastern Star held a reception and banquet with decorations and about 100 attending, while a leap year party entertained 14 young ladies and their escorts at Milarkey Hall. Various dinners, a thimble party, and musical social events at Presbyterian and Congregational churches complemented the lively week, with many ladies hosting and attending gatherings and still another note of guests leaving for Collar Wash.
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Nell Jay
Laura Wyrick
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Faye Carney
Effie Smith
Norma Allow
Taylor
T. C. Taylor
Vert
Rows Dickson
Thomas G. Halley
Norbourn Berkeley
John Vert
G. A. Hartman
W. E Brock
Rosy Dickson
Ross Dickson
Meadames iJohn Vert
Et. B. Johnson
J. H. Robinson
T. C G. Halley
B. P. Marshall
Fred Judd
J. Smith
A. PD. Stillman
Norbourne Herkeley
Frank Moule
M. HE. Moule
Jobn Vert
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Jessie Hartman
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E. FP. Marshall
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Ida ‘Thompson
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Pendleton Man Traces Slippery Path From Drinks to Snakes
A Pendleton man describes a downward sequence of alcoholic temptations starting with buttermilk and ending with absinthe and snakes. He lists a chain of beverages consumed in order, including lemonade, mineral water, sarsaparilla, claret, cider, port wine, mint julep, whisky, beer, high ball, whisky sour, brandy, and cin.
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Favorite Prescription boasts long success in female ailments
Advertorial claim touts Dr. Pietor's Favorite Prescription as universally successful for female weakness and related conditions for over thirty years. Offers $500 cash if it fails to cure after a fair trial, urging readers to insist on the remedy and to consult Dr. Pierce for further guidance.
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Oregon Daily Journal Sale Notice at Frazier's Bookstore
The Oregon Daily Journal is on sale at Frazier's bookstore. Customers can now purchase the issue locally.
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Reverend Potwine to Lead Honolulu Church
Rev W E K Potwine returns from Heppner after farewell visit and will depart for Honolulu to oversee one of the island’s largest churches, planning to leave around the first of next month. Also notes a sale at Peoples Warehouse offering 25 dozen Neckties at 10c each, with a limit of 3 per person. A daughter was born yesterday to the wife of H C Dunn at Mrs Mary Lowe’s home in West Pendleton. the Dunns live nearby on a farm, where Dunn is a noted wheatraiser.
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A. M. Clark
Peoples Warehouse
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Honolulu
H. C. Dunn
Mary Lowe
West Pendleton
Balance of colored silk waistn at The Peoples Ware House
The balance of silk waistn priced at 5.00 6.00 7.00 and 8.00 is offered tonight only at 81.98 dollars.
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