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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1917.
EIGHT PAGES
r l 1 V ' M FA iM f I J I 1 1 I I I l .
The O-rrent literature Club wl.I f (
meet Friday aftern-mn in the dub : s
room of the library with Mr chin
w,nny and Mrs. Santucj H tVr-hiw
a horatesote.
Ir and Mr. Frt-d V v.n"ent
l'-ndlnon, am he been vuum in
tha city for toe ju-w ft dv. wt I
leave this even tug 'or a brief vili .n
.Saiem tii lingerie. ( pon their re
turn th"- will vpnd sn:ne t-me in
Portlsind viyiiinjt rfltive ana
friends and msnv -al ilia rs ar
being planned
Ltnd TelefTam.
their b"Hor. por.
The engagement of two weii known
and popular young petij.-ie. Miss
Kaihenne Xumm und Charies Mane.
a announced yesterday at charm
inffly appointed hmer for wh 6b
Air John Mumm. aist-r-tn-law of th
I'Ddt-flKi, a hostess t her ranch
home. Both Miss Mumm and her fl
an ha a hoL-t ol fT.eods n Pen
ditin. who are showering them with
KHd wLhe-t. AJl-a Mumm is a daugh
ter of tr. and lira, Jergen Mumm
fr. iJjine is a n of William Milne
tt'i a iKc-ful young- elect nctn.
The wedding will tke pace some
Ume in the upr.ng. The rooms of the
lumru h m" were artrictKely decked
fr the "shower.- qunt:t:w of heart
and ki pif mak tig a i ."-try an, ap
propriate arrangement. Many beau
tiful g,f s irfrt preente-d Mt-g Mumra.
luring the afternoon delicious re
f rf-hruents were sM ! Thoae wh
rticijatd in the enkabU affair
: wre Mr Jergvn Mumm, M rs Joe
nder. Wn U A Bentley. Mn. Ar
j thur Hatl-.n. Mw. Jack Gibson. Mrs
j harles Gntman, Airs l shaver. Mr.
, 5nn Slurdevant, Mrs. K. o. Wil
liams, Mr Will Wyrlck, Mn. Helen
Helts. Mrs. John Efrera. Mrs. Laie
Poynton. Mm. B. Eastridga. Mra
H J. Rosenberg. Mra. Henry Huder.
man, Mra John Roentn-rg Mra. John
Mamhman. Mra cr Bredsng, Mn.
Herman Suhl, Mr. Carl Hudermin,
Mra. J. J Woodaege. Mra. Haiu Pahl.
Mrs. o. W. Howell, Mra. John Meln- i
era. Mia Caroline Rosenberg. Miss
Anna Lorenxen, Miss Roaaie Rhode.
Josephine Rhode. Miss Ernu
Mumm. Miss Amanda Mumm. Mitts
Pontine Jones. Mim Mmanej Jone.
Mta. A 1 vina Hoelk. Mm Frances S.U
in, Mins Alpha Black. Miss Martin
Huderman and Miss Pauline Bredin.
PURITY AND POWER
Nmiury to Ovarcsm Impure Bleed
and Weak Condition.
Th recrnt trj-ing wf-ather. x
pewure to atorma. the icrip. hard colda.
pneumonia. ffra. diphtheria and
olber blnod-potoninc, proatrating dia
fa leave the whole nyatem sub
normal brlow par weak and slow
blood depleted and thin, with that
tired feeling, poor appetite, delicate
digestive power or almost none at all.
The ideal treatment ia
Hoods Saraaparilla to be taken
before meal thoroughly to purify
the blood and expel poisons, and
Peptiron Jills to be taken after
rneaiB to put power into the blood,
Itive strength. Increase red corpuscles
and restore normal health-tone.
Hood's Baraa pari 11a has for 40 years
won and held the favor of the people.
Peptiron pills are named from pep
sin and iron and include nul and
ciner itood blood and stomach tonic.
Be wise and begin on th
Tatfore. the Hindu poet, provideti
an engaging- subject tor the members
of the Thursday Aluernoon Club yes
terday when they were entertained by
Mrs Wesibrooke it canon and Mrs. F.
r Judd in the club room of the li
Orary. An interesting character
sketch of the poet by Mn. John Ha;l-
ey oiened the program, being follow.
ed by a group of vocal solos by Mrs.
j. it. uicuun, -sleep That bits on
Babfes Eyes." -Pluck, This Little
Flower" and Bird of the WilderneM"
(Tagore). An exceedingly clever re.
view of "Chftra" by Mrs Mary Lane
waa much enjoyed as were the twu
"Tuscan" duets by Miss Eloise AniU
Hall and Mrs. IHckaon. A group of
delightful readings, "The Crescent
Moon," "The Gardner" and 'Songs
of Kabir." by Mrs. W. D. McNary and
two charming songs by Mia Hail
concluded the program. There were
a number bf guests in attendance in
addition to the club members. Mrs.
J. R. Dickson and Mrs. C. S. Jack.-on
presided at the tea tables.
Mrs George Haslett left this morn
ing for Spokane for a short visit.
Mra J. R. Dickson left lart night
for Portland after a ten-days' visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westbrooke
Dickson. She was accompanied by
Miss Eloise Anita Hall.
reliable course of medicine today,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pre,
byterian church held a very success
ful meeting yesterday at the church,
the annual election of officer sresult
nsible. I la as follows: Mrs. Kenneth Mcltea
j president. Mrs. J. T. Richardson, first
FOR SALE
40 M'RKS lltlUfi TFI I,AD
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2 acre in bearing orchard and
ftTiUill fruit!-. re."t in alfalfa 8
ro.-m house, good outer b'liid
ing; 12 mil from Yakima and
4 mile from Wapato, nn
cream and rural route, olwe to
chool; eurf"! watr Address,
H. C KKNK1V.
afMito. Wish.. It. K. No. 1.
I $100 Reward. $100
Tb- readers of thia paper will be pleased
I to learn that there la at leant ooe dreaded
. diswNe tbat arlenre baa been able to cart
id Its utageji. and tbat Is catarrh. Ca
; tarrb being greatly loriuenced by eonntitn
1 ionl roadltiona re'ilres conatltutlooai
i rreatnifnt. flail's Catarrh Core la takes
' :nt-maily and acta tliru the Hlood on tb
i Mnrona-tfarfa'ea f the Sinters thereby de
. Jiroj-ing tbe foundation of tbe disease, glv
: nz the patient vtrengtb by balldlng up tbt
t oiidt itntloo and assisting nature In dole
! trs work. Tbe proprietors have so Bjnct
' faith in tbe curat I Te powers of Hall's Ca
, rarrb Care that tbey offer One Hondped Dol
I -ars for any case that It faiia to cars. Sent)
i for lift of testimonials.
Addreea: F. J CHENEY Co.. Toledo
I blo Hold by sll Druggist. 75c.
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Momoie Show
SPECIAL
AT
ALTA
Friday Saturday
In Addition to Regular Program
THROUGH BEAR VALLEY WITH
A BUICK
VAUDEVILLE SPECIAL
WRIGHT'S HULA-HULA HAWAIIANS
Thoee Singinf. Dancing Musical Hawaiian Boys and Girls.
THE MINIATURE DUO
Real Midget in Song. Dance and Mirth.
vice-president, Mrs. Horace Mann,
second vice-prealdent, Mrs. H. U.
Home, secretary, and Mrs. Charles
N orris, treasurer. The ladies are
pbinuing the most active year in the
himory of the society.
(.olden jonguils combined in pret
ty effect with dainty yellow birds and
gill hearts formed an attractive dec
oration for the one o'clock luncheon
at which Mrs. J. F. Robinson and
Mrs. Otarles Hamilton presided yes
terday, honorng Mrs. O. 8. Jackson.
Mrs. J K. Dickson and Miss loia
Anita Hall, the much entertained
Portavnd visitors. Oovers were laid
for twelve.
The following interesting program
M given Wednesday evening at the
second annual social of Eureka Lodge
N'o. 32. Integrity Lodge No. 9 and
Pauline Rebekah Lodge No. 13. 1
Mixs Sybel Parley, Instrumental !
Solo
Mias Hasel McOulley, Reading.
'Spartacus."
Miss Ada Decker, Song. "Good
N ght and God Bless You:" "Can't
Von Hear Me Calling Caroline?"
Miss Fleta Halt, Reading, "Ann'.
Rhode's Dream."
Mrs. Hager Song. "Alone in Love's
Garden.' and "The Sunshine of Your
Smile."
After the program was completed
dancing and a banquet followed.
About 200 were present and an en
joyable time was spent.
Frum a nuptial mam at 1:30 this
morning. Daniel H"ir! and MLrs Susie
Ruddy were married at St. Mao's
Catholic church, the Rev Father
Brown officiating. A few friends and
relatives were In attendance at the
ceremony. The bride wore a travel
ing nuit of blue with a white hat and
was accompanied by Mi-ss Marv Do
hertv as bridesmaid, while Michael
McLaughlin acted as beet man. The
newly married couple left on the noon
train for Portland and California, ex
pecting to return to Pendleton to re
side about March 1. Mr. Hln is a
Butter creek farmer and his bride n
also from that section though she has
been living In Pendleton recently.
P. K. Fletcher as in from Pilul
Kock yesterday.
Lou Docksletter came up yesterda..'
from Portland to spend a few days.
C. S. McXaught, prominent Her
miston resident, was an overnight
visitor in Pendleton.
R. W. Pinkerton and H. B. Pinker.
ton of Moro were at the tt. Ueorge
yesterday from Portland to spend a
few days.
Dr. and Mrs Roy McDaniels, who
have been at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam R. Thompson for a few
days, left last night for their home
in Portland.
'IM IX COMMITTKK A TKn
MAJOlt MOOIUIOISK SAL, All V
Major Lee Moorhoue. Pendleton
deputy clerk of the supreme court,
may feel the cruel hand of the bud
get trimmers at Salem. By action of
the Joint ways and means committee
of the two houses the salary of the
major as Pendleton deputy has been
Veduced from 3800 to 3300 per an
num. The position calls for much
work, according to Major Moorhouse,
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Coming Saturday-Sunday
AMERICA'S SWEETHEART
Mary Pickford
IN
THE PRIDE OF THE CLAN
8 ACTS 8
THE GREATEST PICTURE
EVER MADE.
PASTIME
and should really pay 3900 instead of
3600 or the 3300 proposed by the
Joint committee.
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Miss M.iry Broughton of Ia-toa
Wash., who Is en route home from an
eastern trip. Is the guest of Mra C. S.
Jerard today.
Assembly Hall was the scerfe of one
of the prettiest d tncing parties of the
season lart evening when the Boys'
Bachelor Club entertained a large
number of friends and members. An
artirtie arrangement of red streamers
and hearts proclaiming the fact of
St. Valentine's Day made a charming
background for the dancers and act
ed as an effective foil for the many
pretty gowns in evidence. The or
chestra was stationed on the stags
behind a forert setting. Dancing
started at 8:30 o'clock, the first num
ber being a grand march led by the
presidents of the Boys and furls'
Bachelor Clubs. They were preceded
by little Miss Hampton dressed as a
Valentine and carrying a basket of
programs. During the evening punch
and candy was served. The guents
went down in autos.
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GERMAN AIUIKSTED
WITH A
'OTEBOK
NEWPORT NEWS. Va Feb. 10.
A young man giving his name a
Wolfgang Berger and. according to
the authorities, admitting - German
nationality, waa arrested here today
and la being held by immigration of
ficials for examination. Officers said
he had in his possession a note book
containing the names of many Am
erican vessels. Including warships.
Berger. It was said, told the offi
cer) ttiat he deserted from the Her
man steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der
Gross in New York three years ago
and that he had not worked slqce, but
had visited many Atlantic coast ports
sustaining himself by begging.
Foley's Honey and Tar
stops racking, wearing:
coughs, relieves tickling;
throat, hacking and horse
ness, controls croup. A
great standard family medi
cine. Tallman & Co.
Cviwy ThurMlay and Friday. eeh
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lliOi'lIH
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Jim Roach is In from his ranch.
J. Kinny of Echo spent the night
in tha city.
Marshall Hooper of Salem is at tho
Pendleton.
Bessie Jones of Gibbon Is at the
Golden Rule,
C. B. Johnson of 1a Grande is a
guest of the St. George
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bunch of Ad
ams was here yesterday.
&. L- Hoppel, traveling agent fur
he N. P., was here yesterday.
C. J. Miller, well known resident of
Pilot Hotk, was at the Bowman iaat
I mght.
(isani l. l'eier.un, Milton's mmiwr
of the bar, is irana ting buines
j her today.
I J. V. Spencer of HermiMun. was up
from the west end oi the county e
terday eveiimff
VOKK
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Phoebe Letter, a little country n il,
whispers lo her pet hen. "You ve iuid
an egg for a man irorn New Yora.
Aren't you proud?" and while taking
breakfast to Philip, the new boarder,
who came from that dtant places, she
gazes at hira as if he haa come from
an unknown ian4- lieiurning to the
city with a ntw-luund love and re
gained health, phii.p sLTUifKles Lo se i
his poeu.s to bring his girl to
her IS'ew l'ork. Jh the meantime,
Phoebe's brown hen proves to be a
golden one. and her egg money bui
a ticket to Pnii.p and her Wonder
land. On th tram, Laura, a flashily-
dressed woman, meets Phoebe and. ;
tempting; her With a nice new dr-,
tak her to her house. There, Owen, j
former employer of Philip, is fasci-
nated by her simplicity. 8uch grand
eur and sxrange, "fzzy" drinks over.
wheim her, buL providence intervenes
when the ljtUs brown hep bops in is
the street w th Phoebe scrambling
after. A big-hearted policeman find ,
hur and takes her to Philip, and ais
as ' bridtma.d 1 at their wedding. I
Tha.r littt borne, built on much
and little food, is brightened by ,
Ui adoption of Johnny, an abandon-
ed baby, that Philip finds on the ,
dumbwaiter. Johnny bringa good (
luck and Philip secure a o'd 3 j
through Oaen and in nicer quarters ,
heir cup of happms seems to be ful !
when Owen, to further hs end. sirivs )
to get Philip to gamble w th borrow- i
mon'7. J'h'-eba, convinced by ;
trickery, that Philip is unfaithful, U j
heart-broken and believe that lov- j
nd her New York are unreal after
all. Put, the yielding, grief-atri' ken :
country g rl awakens Own'i better
self end with hut h"Ip the unhappy '
hfu"h'd la rMjn t-d
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AND
SUNDAY
Exclusiveness Affords Better Service
A visit to our .Ready-to-Vear department (on second floor) will reveal to you
newer garments, newer materials and newer styles. Many of thorn which are de
signed exclusively for Alexander's Ready-to-wear department. Nowhere else can
you find a more complete showing of the Season's Correct Styles of Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, etc.
Our competent Alteration Department assures every garment to be perfectly fit
ted. YOUR satisfaction being FIRST in CONSIDERATION. We offer a FREE SER
VICE that is UNEXCELLED.
Spring Suits
$22.50 TO $45.00
At the above prices we have a splendid showing of
new Spring Suits in materials that suggest every
correctness of the season, suchas serges, poplins,
gabardines, velours, Summer Bolivia and WOOL
JERSEY.
The Wool Jersey Suit being decidedly prominent
and in favor over other materials. Being shown in
the following colors: Apple green, Spanish gold,
brass, magenta, coral, rose, Copenhagen and Kelly
at $22.50 to 935.O0.
NEW BUNGALO APRONS
Just received a large shipment of Bungalo
Aprons in something new, the wide belt and
pocket being featured. Come in blue, pink, etc.,
$1.25 to 91.50.
Other more plain styles 65 up.
REMEMBER
THE GREAT ONE-DAY SILK SALE. -
Our own importation of Oriental Pongee Silks, all 32 inches wide, and worth $1.00,
$1.25 and $1.50 yard, VERY SPECIAL SATURDAY, ONE DAY ONLY, YARD, 73c
AS
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nly from the we-ih.
fr-irty rec-pti.in
j er man.