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TWELVE PAGE3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. ORSGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1916. PAGE MNS IRIX 17. C. T. . :'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllill!lilllttllllllllllll!llllillllilllllllilllllillli:jiu 61 BOX SOCIAL Specials Need FINK PItOGKAM WILL BH PRE. SI-VTT-a) AT AFFAIU ITUDAY KVKS13M. EaM Oregonian Special.) HELIX, Oct. 25. Kev. Thureton The Original Turkish Blend i w 'OK A 1WI III Why they're Sensible OCCASIONALLY, a more heavy, full- ' powered cigarette than Fatima tastes mighty good. But heavy cigarettes are a little too oily and rich to suit most men for long. You are certain to find more bomfort in a delicately balanced blend like Fatima. Be cause Fatimaa leave a man feeling keen and fit even after smoking more often than usual That's why they're sensible. Prove it yourself. A SENSIBLE CIG ARETTE AND ALLIED AEROPLANES I KATTU; RUN, Oct 24. It Is announced liuli German and allied aeroplanes tMtlei off the Flandera coast One enemy plane was destroyed, tbe re mainder tied. A man, like a mule, often puu hit best foot backward. Happiness comes only to those who try to make others happy. WKIX, PAPA, WHAT DO YOU THINK. OP ANNIE IN THIS? Winter is comin 6 Cold, rainy days-then you'll appreciate the cosy, cheery warmth of a good oil heater. Can be carried easily and safely from room to room. One gallon of Pearl Oil gives nine hours of steady, odorless, clean beat Prices: $3.75 to $7.75 Perfection Oil Heater For Sale by For Sale By GEORGE C. BAER 6 CO. W. J. CLARKE TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. I rV Vol! I Z J ' ' ? , ' - if Uyyr ' .A - x , f 1 - 'Mil !h J,-f:--'. I - ? i I ;x --w ' v. i will preach mom ng and evening al- ternate Sundays at Adams, beglnnlnf s November 1st. 1 5 The program at the box social giv-' en by the W. c. T. U. Friday evening S will be, piano solo by MiM Edna : E Potts; vocal solo, Mrs. James Hill: r children's drill; quartette, Hea I D. E Smith, Charles Alspach, James Hill E and H. W. Drew; recitation, Ma E lrma Tesne; vocal solo, Lillian Cra-jS mer; Instrumental duet. Mimes Amer. S lea Hutsheson and Clara King; vocal E solo, E. E. Gelat; select reading, Urs. D. W. Thurston and a vocal solo by Carl Engdahi. T. H. Gormley, proprietor of ths Helix drug store, was a Pendleton visitor Friday. Urs. Ed R'ngle came In from Van- sycle Fr.day, visited her parents, Mr. and urs. R. Herman, a day or two and left for her new home near La crosse, Mrs. John Quest has returned from a three weeks' visit in La Grande. Mrs. & E. Gelst and Mrs. J. Gris. wold attended the Helix union. Mrs. Fred Blinn was a Pendleton visitor Saturday. Mrs. wm. Ruthcr of north of town, returned from Pendleton Saturday. J. H. King of Rltzville, was In town Saturday. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes of Cold Spring, Oct IS, a 13- pound son, who will be called Lloyd, Earl Ghormley attended the Har vest festival at Walla Walla Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mason visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Le roy of Walla Wa'la. The Leroys were former Helix residents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Anderson Archie Anderson of Adams, Plumber's Force Cups 25c Cocoa Door Mat, No. 1 $1.00 Cocoa Door Mat, No. 2 $1.35 60 ft Wire Clothes Line 25c Dover Egg Beater 15c Bristol Floor Brushe 75c Curtain Stretcher $1.50 Sheet Steel Roaster 35c Ike Corner Main and Court St IIIUIIIItllIlllllflllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIUIilllitilllllllllIlillllllllllll!lll!ll!t!ltlllllllllllllIlli WES YOUR HI H IT BEAUTIFUL, ICKJIOSSY, WAVY TRT THIS! ALL DANDRCFF DIS APPKAK8 AM) HAIR STOPS COMING OUT. war to create fash'ona for his daugh because the French are too busy at ter, he Is very much mistaken. Le him look on this. The fashion ex pert says, "It is truly picturesque be. cau-'e of the snug bAsque effect and bouffant hips, as well as the charm ing combination of pale hello, rose and wh'te. Gold lace, too, contrib utes to the make up, forming a drop skirt and also part of the bodice." Barely try a "Danderine Hair Cleanse'' if you wish to Immediately and double tbe beauty of your hair. Just visited moisten a cloth with Danderine and here Sunday w'th their mother, Mrs, draw it carefully through your hair, Cardine Anderson. taking one small strand at a time; Mr. and Mm E. E. Gelst were din- this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt ner guests at the mason home Sun- or any exseccive oil in a few minutes day. you will be amazed. Your hair will Mrs.. E. L. Norvell U home from a t,e wavy. Huffy and abundant and three weeks' visit with her parents, n0BI!0 . a- incomDarable softneea lus- Rev and Mrs J. W. Stockton of aa lulurianc0i Ferndale. Besides beautifying the hair, one Philip Deschner will give a temper- i aDlicaUon of Danderine dissolves ev- ante lecture Wednesday evening at ePV nArti.,. , dandruff- InvienratM i the Christian church. !the gcalp popping itching and fall-1, John Planting of Adams, was i ing hair. town Sunday. I danderine is to the hair what fresh ! R. C. JulUan of Attala, was here ! ghoweri of ra n and sunshine are to! jaonaa'- , M i veketation. It goes right to the Miss Veva Flock of Juniper, visited rooU lnTiBorate8 and strengthens w'th her sister, Mrs. Fred Fllnn faun- lh . exhllaratlne. ntlmulatins ARMAND'S The only NEW face powder in the past 50 years Oh yes, there are many, many kinds of powders on the market, but this one is absolutely different from any you have ever had. The price is reasonable, too 50 cents KOEPPEWS Have It 3al Colds from Little Sneezes firow. Many colds that hang oo all winter start with a sneeze, a snlftle, a sore tnrop.t. a tight chest You know the symr toms of colds and you know prompt treatment will break them up. Lr. King's New Dtscorsry, with It soothing antiseptic balsams, has been bre ik'nr up colds and healing couitho of young and old for 47 years. Dr. King's New Discovery loosens the pii!e!Oii. clears the head, soothes the irrua ed memM-:.ne and make I'reath.ng easier. At your druggUt 50c. dv. NO MORE MACHINERY IN PANTSH BCTTONS "It's Thlsh Way," Says ArtUcryman; "They Kackly Fit Sehlot Mach ncs. ST. LOUIS, Oct 84. The alumi num pants button mystery has been solved. Soldier sleuths at nCamp Llncol th's morning bore! the secret out of a cha tened artilleryman, who arrived at camp just three minutes before reveille. Aluminum rants buttons, be It known, have been disappear'ng from the olive drub uniforms with persist ent regularity. The quarterma-ter for weeks ha been Implored and besech ed, beirged and threatened by desper. ate guards who demanded to replace the nails, pieces of rope and safety pins used as substitute?. He wonder, ed where the buttons were going. To day the artilleryman confessed. "It'sh thlsh way. Thesh pantsh buttons, after they are mashed, are BETTER AND SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of torn of these beautiful fixtures of ours. They give a light that Illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not lire or ttrali the eyes. They are not expen sive considering their extra ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see thsmt J. L. VAUGHAN ariiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiu' 1 HOODIES, CHOP SUEY, CHINA DISHES KWONG HONG LOW IIS Weitj Alts St., UpiUin, Phone 433 IWHWW"'"' IIIUIIKIMIUMIIIMIIIHIIIIMIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllftlir I GOEY'S If any doting father thin ItJl thill lit fiitst ths niflA nf a. nflta! Thnv nlrlv Is going to get off easy this winter fit in schlot machines." (thi ftooo uuoat finds wtH swircmm mow omiHy tobacco) VEPiWrtH OlHEHWNPsl .IHADTO-COAIUP'TO THE LIMIT, mom uai r T THE AMOUNT SATISFIES. T 1HATS aiMT- IT1 RICH TOBACCO ISEA0MED WITH SAtTl AHO A LITTLE CHEW vw satis wy 1 WELL, I SEE YOU ARtl WISE TO SOnETHINe I OOB. I - I WHEN a gentleman gets acquainted through onJ through with W-B CUT Chewing, he finds that the common sense of it helps him across a feature of ordi nary tobacco he never did like. The shreds of tobacco give up the tobacco satisfaction without so much grinding and spitting the salt helps bring out the good tobacco taste and because it's rich tobacco, a small chew lasts and satisfies. st ty WEYMAN-BKUTON COMPART, 50 Usiw Sn, Miw Tk Gty day, Mrs. George Snyder of Dayton, Wash., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stroud. Mrs. J. W. King returned Sunday from a week's visit with her parents. Prof, and Mrs. W. H. Musselman of Freewater. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dorran of Ju niper, were guests at the M. D. Smith home Sunday. Frank Snyder of Weston, was here Friday. Victor Mason left Tuesday for a vis't to hL mother, Mrs. T. Mason, of Satus, Wash. Mrs. Ira Scott entertained the Chrlst'an church choir Friday even ing. Those present were Mrs. L. D. Smith, Mrs. Charles Alspach, Mrs. J. K. Bott, Mrs. an J life-producing properties cause tbe hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. You can surely have pretty, soft lu trous hair, and lots of It. if you will Just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try It as directed. es Orna Tesne and America Hutche- i son. Charles Alspach has returned from a boiinesa trip to Lacrosse. lira. Bert Warren visited her sister Mrs. Wm. Sounders of Athena Sunday. A surprise party was given Wm. Albee, n year old son of Mr. and Harry H'cka and Miss- , Mrs, W. H. Albee Friday evening at jine A. nee nome. uames were piayea tt4TT44TTtvv and refreshments served. Tho e pres 9 , ent were Benn e Nelson, Julius Nel- A NORTH CAROLINA JCNO. on. Gail Alspach, Wayne Smth. 4) 4 James morrison, Myron Shannon, Hert Morr son, Kanaoipn cook, tsims i ID 5 v. ' - -, ' ? St " . a J Jv 7 ; ? 1 ' 1 Clark, James Davidson, Wm. and Marvin Albee, Carsle McClary, Alice Clark, Alice McClary. Wanda Al spach. Eva Bledsoe. Iva McKinney and Helen Howard, a good time is reported. J. W. King of Vansycle was In town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morrison, Prof, and Mrs. H. W. Drew, and M bs Edna Potts, motored to Walla Walla lan1 Pendleton Saturday. T. J. Hazleton of Portland, was In town last of the week. E. P. Lieuallen of Stockton, Cal., -ai here Saturday. Mrs. Mary Montgomery has had pew sidewalks made in front of her residence, I Arthur Peeler left Tuesday for Walla Walla. Mfts,5.T.porsnT j Mrs. Samuel Taylor Dorsett. daugh ter of a North Carolina mountaineer farmer, is the perfect model for a number of Junoesque figures, which have brought con:lderable fame to the sculptors who made them. Her figure, an Inch less th'in six feet tall and perfectly proportioned, was re produced by Paul Bartlett in the central figure of the new house of representat'ves pediment. The fig ure of Panama, on the d'plomaa of award, bestowed by the Panama Ps clfic exposition. Is hers. She appe-irs In the mural ralntlnir of S. Y. Tur. ner In the state capital at Madison, Wis., and it was through the repro duction of her f'riire that the late Max Weyl, the l'ind care I a nter, In tended to prove his versatll ty when doith stopped hl work. Mr'. D'r-ett was reared on one of the sides of Mt. Mitchell In the "'Sanphlre Country" and is one of a family of giants. Much of her life has been spent In the open. 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