DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1904.
PAGE EIGHT.
I New Goods
Two of our 1904 Spring lines for m.n ar; now in.
For the swell dressers we have the Edwin Clapp
shoes. They are the acknowledged leaders.
The J, E. lilt Shoe, positively the best shoe
for the price, $3.50 and $4 00 ever sold a!iy where.
They are made in Vici, Valour, Box Calf and Calf and
genuine Reck Oak Soles.
J DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
1 Fhone Main 11S1.
GOOD SHOES
CHEAP
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SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK
' Concerning the People of Pendleton and Vicinity Notes
Personal and Otherwise By Oar Regular Correspondent
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I compnnlod by her sister, Mtu Lca
j Cohon, of Victoria, D. C aro vlist-
ins in iun ch- uie Kuosts of thctr
1 urumi-r, juucri uoucn.
Miss Cleatino Moorhouso. hn
toachlnr; nt Echo, Is In the city fQrT
( - uw pa-
Social Kalctr In Tcndleton will bo
a thlnp unheard of for the next few
wevks. durinc the lntcn season.
now that bo many people nave Rone tie naa nn aoie corns uX ... - ---- -- --
into retreat and are doing penance Tup Tone, Ung WlnR and UnR Foo. e EbK",&;
u.. . r,m ih inr.-. .vripr illniier c enra were passed to' Mrs- fc-nraucin uaiglclsh, of
A. . .
Is here
ST. LOUIS BOOKLETS.
O. R
! ed silk umbrella will be given as
' nri n in thf. lnrlv nTirt flv H i 1 1 r In
Company Distributing cash to the gentleman for the best
sustained character. Good music
has been secured for the occasion
The tickets are one dollar for each
couple. Lady spectators 25 cents.
Lady maskers free. All are cordial
ly Invited to attend.
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Valuable Literature
The passenger department of the
O. R- and N is distributing one of
the most beautiful souvenirs of the
St. Louis Exposition yet issued.
It gives all the dedicatory cere
monies in detail, half tone engrav
ings of the most of the elegant
hull dings and scenes on different j vourg Boy's
portions of the grounds.
The most alucd portion of the
booklet is a colored map showing in
slowing tints the various acquis
liens of territory made since the
foundation of the government.
The reading matter is descriptive
of the features of the fair and the
events that have taken place in con
section with the building and dedi
cation of the fair.
CHILD BADLY HURT.
Have You Indigestion :
If you have indigestion, Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will cure you. It
has cured thousands. It is curing
people every day every hour. You
ewe it to yourself to give it a trial.
Ton will continue to suffer until you
do try it. There is no other com
bination of digestants that digest
and rebuild at the same time, Kodol
4oee both. Kodol cures, strengthens
and rebuilds.
Sold by Tallman Cc.
Head Bruised by
Wagon Wheel at Despain Gulch
Frank, the 4-year-old son of Alfred
Friedley, one of the- old residents of
Despain culch. was run over by a
wagon yesterday afternoon, and is
now at the hospital 1 na critical con
ditinn. The little fellow was riding
Ing the wagon and was thrown from
the seat, striking in front of the
wheel, which ran over his head
making a great dent in one side of
the skull. He was brought to this
city in an unconscious condition,
but it is thought that he will re
cover.
Red Men Masquerade.
TJmaholis Tribe No. IS., Improved
Order of Red Men will give a grand
masquerade ball on Monday even
lag, Washington's birthday at
JHasic Hall. A handsome goldhead-
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F. & S.
Whitman Glee Club.
In a letter received this morning
from Dayton, the information was
given that the singing of the club
there carried the people by storm.
This is an assurance that there is
i, great treat coming to the people
of Pendleton on next Thursday evening.
Basket Bal at Weston.
The Pendleton high Bchool basket
ball team left this morning for Wes
ton, where they will meet a team
from the Normal School, this after
noon for a return game.
You can depend on its being
good and being the right
thing for the ailment.
Ft & S.
Cough Syrup"
Oil Liniment
Liver Pills
Toi et Cream
Elixir Caicara Sagrada
Sarsapatilla
Quinine Hair Tonic
Bitters
Healing Oil
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Charles Graves has been indicted
at Des Moines, la., for murder in
the first degree. He is charged with
murdoring his wife and cremating
her body.
they care most for Outside of go
ing to church, their thoughts and
time will be given to spring sewing
and the planning of some new gown
and hat to make their appearance in
at Eastertide. Occasionally one may
drop in on a friendly game of
whist, but of course that one time
won't count.
Husbands Worth Winning.
A man who professes to hate wo
men usually makes a very kind hus
band. When a girl wins a man who
hates all other girls, she Is sure of
his first and only love. Girls like to
ronts.
polntments and Ung Oocy made a ,r,8' ., u- "f"c curtained a!T
most delightful cntcrttrtnor In look- smftI llnnT l'arty on last Saturday
Inc after the comforts of his guests, cvcnlug. Those prcsont wore Mr. 1
uani
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Port-
fho -..ntlemen and the ladles wore laml' aecompanica oy miss Elizabeth
given coniations. I Dalglcish, of Salem, aro tho guests
Those who sat around the banquet101 1,10 lormors nloce, Mrs. John Mc-
board were Messrs. and Mcsdamca Court. In North Pondlcton. and will,
T C Taylor, G. A. Hartmon, Charles remain until after tho Christian En-
Carter. James Fee, C. E. Roosevelt, deavor convention has closod. '4.
w t Fnmluh. Prnnlt Clonton. E. P. 14.
Marshall. F. W. Vincent. Mrs. Llna .Crook'. New Court House. I Epi5C0' ScW
Sturgls, Miss Galther, Miss Andor- a u l wcek Thev mVl .ch. t
n 11 11 1 .
And "
women.
here t .l "na e ...
son. syble tjiopton, ticanor vinceni
and George Hartman, Jr.
Tho
Parish Aid Social.
Parish Aid held the second
In March, and the most important
matter to corao beforo it will bo tho'
building of a brick courthouse, (
jTinevwc iicview.
ents ais. cZ-p,8-;
It
1b supposed that the
is from 40 to 80 foct.
SL aV 0eph oflanTCthTde ofa
Mrs. Jack Robinson. Tuesday even
make a conquest, and the harder the , ing There was a large attendance 1
hot, In th rront.ir thn triumnh A and a JOIIV lime nna ny nil. Mie. HO nhrnmtim. Hmrlr r.,i..u- ' & x j. . . .
m .kn th4nt all nmon nn in. Robinson had the affair arranged ns vott Diuinm. anat ..Hiliouinn,Bick I TT
gels is not worth having. He Is too a valentine social, ry 1
easy to get. "for any woman could 1 tendance found a valentine in tho 7 to bnr,mediM for thmM" " 1, '
marry him." and the game Is not , postofllce for them. The rooms were not nesiry.
worth the candle. Another reason , prettily decorated with hearts. Miss tt tt. tj n.u
why the "woman hater" makes a ' Jessie Hartman sang two selections lm 5 XvneaniailC fills
good husband Is that when he dls- f in a very pleasing manner, followed , Coit onljr 2a renti, nd hare cured thonunda
covers his "one perfect woman" he j by a few piano numbers by Miss durtns the lt hundrtd ywri
does all In his power to make up o Hazel Bickers. The rest of the eve-1 iSirSiSHlS! ,
her for having slandered tho Bex tolnlng was spent in playing pit and 1 woik, bat 5 of onr pllli cutd xnem that I km '
l inen. Ttiese socials win be discon-1 ;".,V-ff' " il"'"wom- i n
I En-en lu lirontln bnt two mnnihi. ami
Liunvu uiiv. .vm. 1 onv kuu ft ubji Doxet 01 your piua 1 nave cured i ijlnclc pL n ,
e iinreeciue. Yonratinlr. '""Mfttaiili
Japanese Social. o,nieel. Minn 0ur "Pecialiy-fta,,.
i ui fc.iu iuwi iivuuiuuit;i Al I our 1'ruKgiflB 'dnu lxtta
events of tne scnool season, took
place last night ox tho assembly
which she belongs, though he still
holds that all other women are trl
tiers.
Leap Year Party.
Prettier environment than that
seen at Music Hall on last Monday
even
ball
misses, is seldom seen In Pendleton
mm tpi...
iini him
i-n iiu
""Court St, ;
Pendleton, 0
Residence and c&.ft
acting.
Ing at the leap year valentine na" when the Blrlft' basket ball team j t
given by 60 married ladles nnd , entertained their friends with a Jap-
anese social. The hall had been
It was truly a valentine party in : elaborately decorated In anticipation
ui liiu i-tt'iu, uuu u luru aumuiT 01
hostesses were rostumpd in .Tnn.tn-1
ese style, and during the evening an
Oriental program was rendered. Re-
every sense of the word. Over one
thousand red cardboard hearts of
all sizes were used In th decora
tions. The side walls were very ef
fectively trimmed with the smaller
hpnrfi: fnKtnnnorf fmm lnrt-nr nnri
From each corner of the celling to i freshments were served
the center, hearts hung pendant and
by the air currents caused by the! LPer,onal and Soclal Notes
whirl of the dancers, were kept in ..The,.Mond.a.y hlst Club mot wltn
pnnstant mntlnn An nttrnptlvp nrrh lrB cn lms week.
work was hullt nlmiit thn mURiplans ' Mrs- JohU Vert is confined to her
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THe WHOLESOHC
CRESCENT
Manufactured and sold by j
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TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Druggists
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E-Pliosphate
BAKING POWDER
SAVES ONE-rHIRD THE EGGS.
SAVES TWO-THIRDS THE MONEY
SAVES ALL, THE WORRY
One Pound IS cenu. AllGroccri.
NOT GOOD, NOT HERE
jTEe Daily Question
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No matter what your
appetite may be you can
always enjoy a cup of
Revere Coffee
For breakfast, at lunch
or dinner it is perfectly
delicious.
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ONCE TR.IED
ALWAYS USED
F. S. YOUNGER & SON
platform. This was ail done In red,
strincs of hearts hanging pendant :n
the three arches. Back of tho rail
ing potted palms were placed. The
two corners at the north end of the
hall were made attractive as cozy
corners, bright draperies and num
erous pillows being used. In the
center of the hall room, palm trees
and a double settee, covered with
Indian robes, made an attractive
centerpiece.
During the evening punch was
served to tho dancers and at 11
o'clock hot coffee and sandwiches
proved very appetizing.
The dance program was varied
some by the introduction of an ar
row Bhoot by the gentlemen, at a
large target where were placed nu
merous valentine hearts, on the
backs of which were written tho
names of the ladles giving the party.
The heart they shot, or came near
est to hitting, was the lady taken
for that dance. The shoot proved
very exciting.
Two dances were given where val
entines were distributed to tho gen'
tiemcn, wno wroto their names
thereon, then placing them in a bas
ket to be drawn by the ladles, who
took the gentleman whose namo ap
peared on the valentine for her part
ner in tne dance, and vico versa,
when the ladies wrote their names
and the gentlemen drew.
Kirkman's orchestra furnished
good muBlc and the danco program
was enjoyed by all present
The out-of-town visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McKcan, Mrs. Ben
Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Balder
ston. Miss Anna Bracken, Mr. Allen,
WJIllam Bracken, John Robb and
Frank Bousehe, of Walla Walla, and
Chester Foster, of Portland.
A Unique Social Event,
Thoho who were fortunate enough
to receive an invitation worded
Ung Goey
Requests the honor of your presence
at dinner,
Thursday evening, February 18th,
at half past six.
certainly naa one of tho greatest
treats or tne season in the way of
a novel end elaborate dinner party
In Chinatown, all cooked In China
style.
Everything In the ball over Ung
Goey's place of business, and where
the dinner was served, was in the
pink of perfection. Tho long table
was beautifully trimmed In festoons
of smllax around the edge, whllo In
the centor wero largo bunches f
carnations, which stood on a lovely
embroidered linen pleco of Chinoso
workmanship. Tho floral decora
tions wero In charge of Forshaw tho
florist. Oriontal fruits wero placed
at various places about -the table as
a trimming.
Throughout the dlnnor, Chinoso
music waa played on a graphophono
recontly purchased by tho host. At
times one was made- to feel they
were In tho Orient, instead of Fen
dioton. The dinner consisted of
several courses. Following is the
menu:
Gooy Oow
Escallopcd Mushrooms Rico
Hoy Byn
Pineapple cooked with Chicken
Rico
Jgau Bird's Nest Rico
Chop Buoy Rico
Fresh China Nuts served In Liquor
Sliced Sugar Cano
Candled Cocoanut and Ginger Candy
Tea Olives Salted Almonds
Wines Claret, Bautorno and China
Gin
The dinner waa period In 1U ap-
the patrons nnd friends of the school , f
and the ladles were prcsenL The 4
home with rheumatism.
Mrs. Mary Lane, of College street,
Is convalescing after a serious Ill
ness. Mrs. Thomas W. Ayers, who has
been quite III for tho past two
weeks, is now convalescing. j
Mrs. Thompson and daughters,
who have been spending tho winter
In the East, will arrive home next
week.
The Monday Whist Club held the
lat of their meetings before Lent,
at the home of Mrs. Una Sturgis,
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Gale, of Baker City,
arrived in the city last evening to
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. YV.
C. Hoseason. for several days.
Miss Nellie Cameron and sister,
Tootsie. left last night for Portland
for a visit of a Tew days with their
father, who Is 111 at St. Anthony
Hospital.
Mrs. Ed Manasse, of Athena, ac-
i 1 . JOE STORE
Al 1 - , .
t-iosea r or inventory
Oa doors are locked for a
few days. Will be opened
soon.
LYONS MERCHANTILE CO.
INSURE IN
Reliable Companies
1 hat pay their losses
promptly. Our companies
stand at the head of the list.
AhwU
Hnrtford "-'ire Itislirnner CVf l!,3iil,07t
Alliance Aiurunce Co .. l"J.039,frtf
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AGENT
H2 EAST COURT ST.
The greatest values for brand new goods
ever offered at
$10
PER SUIT
A SUIT SALE that is an opportunity nottobe
overlooked with impunity.
Pure worsted -aud well made, padded shoulder ana
and now sold
CM IV l KJ l ' O j V. u v ill V v .J w
special for the rest of month of February at $10.
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