TWELVE PAGS
UAILT EAST OREGONTAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, TU1S1T M411LI
PAGE SIX
For Constipation! Physic
Purge or Laxative?
! Rivaling a "real Round-Cp crowd,"
party of Oencers assembled In Hap
ry Canyon pavilion last evening and
enjoyed ths Patrleka day dance
for which members of the atuomoblla
association were hoata In conclusion;
of tha automobile ahow festivities. In
(ha latticed purirolaa. huni -with wls
tarla blooms, which formed a part of
tha previous event's decorations.
ehalrs were placed for guests who
preferred to watch rather than dance,
while a new feature- waa the screen
lng off of tha unused Part of the hall
and the formation of a smoking room.
A friese design of ahamrocka was
added to the mural decoration of the
pavilion, while tha same touch was
added to tha rtnesira. '
great, conventional pots of green foli-
i , the St. Patrick theme.
A feature of the whole event which i
attracted comment waa the fact that i
the pleaalnit effect waa due to the
work of a Pendleton decorator. Sam
Wright, while the music, another at-
furnished bv a local or-
imilWU! "
cheatra, four of Ha seven musicians
helne members of the same family..
Miss Maria Fletcher, banjo; Bobbie
Karl Gulott, piano; Jos. Payant. vlo
phone; Wesley Fletcher, traps, and
F W Fletcher, director, English
Rallad horn. The other players are
Fletcher, marimba and ylo
in: and R. Smith, tromtwne. As
promised there as "no limit of mu
sic" and the dancers lingered until a
lata hour.
Mlaa Mary Johns. Miss Jean Shan
ard and Miss Leura Jersrd were mem
bers of a party motoring from Stan
field last evening to atend the HapPT
Canyon dance. Miss Khanard. who
had been a guest of Miss Johns and
Misa Jerard over tha weekend, re
mained In Pendleton as tha Cueat of
Mlaa Helen Johns, the other (iris re
turning' to Stanfield.
Illo (trace Keeler of ttolsa. Is a
guest of Misa Madge Albright of SO?
Aura street. Miss Keeler la en route
tc Tacoma for a visit with her mother.
Despite a "rainy day" appreciation
of the courtesy extended to friends by
members of the Parish House Guild
of tha Church of the Redeemer was
expressed by the scores of matrons
and maids who called at the G. W.
Phelpa home on Washington street
during the receiving hours between
1 and i yesterday afternoon. The
event waa planned In order that the
guild might extend its hospitality to
friends who have helped toward the
success of recent affairs given in ben
efit of the proposed parish house and
the hospitality was charming In every
detail. About tne attractive roonm
of the Phelps home were stationed
artistic baskets of fluffy ferns, de
veloping the St. Patrick motif as the
event fell on March 17. The guests
were greeted at the door by little Miss
Janet Simla, a charming nine mum
.lainlU HhllA flOCk WJW VTH
with a big bow of green, and In line
were Mrs. J. C. Pnow, Mrs- rneii.
Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson. Mrs. H. S.
Rudd. Mrs. H. J. Warner. Mrs. G. A.
Hartman. Mrs. J. R. Raley and Mrs.
Sylvan Cohn. In the dining room,
where the shades were drawn, green
candles cast their glow upon a pretty
tea table centered by a basket of the
fluffy ferns, a gay bow of green tulle
surmounting the basket Presiding at
the urns were Mrs. James Welch and
Mrs. James Sturgls. Several musical
numbers contributed to the pleasure
of the afternoon, soma appealing
songs of the Irish being chosen. Mrs.
B. U Burroughs sang "Believe Me if
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
and "Remleiiier's Stream," Miss Mil
dred Berkeley sang "Isle of Dreams,"
and Mrs. Warner sang "Mother Ma-chree."
Tha Thursday Afternoon Club Will
meet on Thursday of this week at the
home of Mrs. F- 1 Boyden, with Mrs.
A. J. Owen- Mrs. S. A. Lowell. Mrs.
G. W. Phelns and Mrs. Boyden as
hostesses '
Mr v. SehwartzenberK. nccom-
.nnntA l,t? f!.td Men Keh wartxenberir.
left today for Spokane where they are
to visit for a time as guests or airs.
Schwartsenberg's parents. -. j
- , ....... r, , th- nrnnosed
I . . . nnllnna -1 nHWtfllC of t !l G
Civic club has been culled for tomor
row afternoon at 1 ociock tn tne emu
room of the library ana an cuius
whether federated or not, are asked
. (..t.. I., v.u Kallotinip. Tha result
W Jl.l " -
Is to be forwarded from Orcgop 10.
the state's sentiment.
irnuvn f i--fnn friends of Mrs.
Jennie M. Kemp, also devoted to the
cause for which she Is working anu
who recently entertiilned her, will be
i.t.Hdll in thn following note from
the Portland Oregonlan telling of her
success:
vir. in M. Kemn. director ot
the jubilee million dollar drive of the
national W. C T. V,.. and in cnarge
SIMON QUALITY
MESSES
in our store and displayed in our show windows are
a decided ".Hit." vv ny i 1 ne mere xt, . -them
connects us up with one of the best known lines
of pretty Dresses for ladies .who are looking for
something that has "value for the price" and; style,
too! -
Look at page 75 in March Ladies Home Journal ,
and then come to our store and see the Dresses. Try
them on if you want to, our ladies will help you, and
then "look around," and we'll be satisfied with the
result of your "look."
p. S. Yesterday was a good day for us. Why'
mm
E3
S3
m
li
ii
-"3
1 1
6A! lteKtor. .27
3 Days Children 10c Adults 25
William F03 Presents The Colossal 1919
Morality Drama
W&y i WoiM
Notp Marry.
The love trials of the most beautiful woman on earth
A FOX ALL-STAR CAST,
How did you choose a husband?
What is a husband worth?
What causes divorce?
Tell Him No. Are all men beasts?
Don't fail to see this wonderful drama
1
- Everyone now and then becomes constipated, and mil
lions are chronically In that condition. The perplexing
question arises what to use. . . -
Purgative and cathartics are drastic and usually cause
reaction. Saline waters are rapid in action but do no more
than empty the bowels.
' ' Just as certain an effect, and certainly a mucti more
pleasant one, can be obtained by the use of a combination of
simple laxative herbs with pepsin sold by druggists under the
name of 15r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It acts gently, without
griping. It Is an especially ideal medicine for children,
women, old people and Others who find purges too powerful.
Only a teaspoonful it required, and by morning the move
ment is free and complete. A bottle in the house is insurance
for the whole family against constipation, indiaestion, head
aches, flatulency and other-digestive ills.
The druigist will refund your money if it fait
to do as promised
' r Dr. Caldwell's
OYRUP OEPSIN
The Perfect JL Laxative
PRICE AS ALWAYS
In plt of rettly
Increased labonitory
coat due to the War,
by maerirjctng profit
and absorbing war
tun we have anain
tatnrd the price at
which this family lax
ative has been auk) by
drunsuta lor tne past
26 year, i wo
50c and $1.00.
FREE SAMPLES If you have never tiard
Dr. CaldwrU'a Synip Pemin tend for a free trial
bottle to Dr. W- B. CaUwcU, 4M Waihmatno
St., MonticeUo. HI. If there are bubiea at home,
11k far 1 copy of Dr. CaldwcU a book, Tha
Car of Baby." ..
V- ; , ..'.. r..Ja
I ,'7'" ' t 1
The Elegance of Fashion in
WUIIICII
$
j'TaWCTaiartw H7ltlooy3&T1a!
Oieen et piamonds."t MuneieJ
Bd. baa knocked penrCOU' agajaj
L.M tAa.oelc AJlflVJ -
I. t w 1 wiW h ii. rl in mwi n
keels and then with a watch set;
Jin her left stocking.' Now she ss,
I bewildering NXwlC4Uharj
fefSleca 6QpeoitToetlotiss
in tewelrv Cwas a designed.
land fashioned by Mrs.' AnthooJ!
1 . m t mm MntMilnntlAl AS Si
; J fabricated ship. In terms ot n ,
aggered I eineermg. It consists of a stout, .
Amwmn-A It? i --l mnA diamonds SSlM
1U1UJU mmt-mm " ' - J
'rounding the wrist and lasteued,,
by a stout rope of diamonds to a;
WaJUrlnsofaiBaJ
ItuiKetjfcZ. ...
of the northwestern states, is meetina
with great suceess.
ceed its quota and Idaho has Just re
ported that she will douhle her quo
ta, .sending to the national association
her alloted amount mm un...
i,i... r..f .necial Americanization
and child-welfare work in Idaho. Mrs.
Kemp Is now In western imis......
with headquarters at the Davenport
hotel at Spokane, will be In Swittl
the first of next week ana in 1 mi
kind for one day only, March 29. then
on to Colorado, where she has en
gagements for every day of April
The Colorado committee has planned
tr her to appear at from three to five
meetings on some days.
Miss Cecil Ahnlt of Heppner Is a vis
itor in Pendleton today.
It. C. McCully Is here today from his
home at Joseph.
S. M. Done l a huslness visitor In
the city from Spokane.
J. T. Hlnkle Is up today from Her
mlston. " ,
II I. Sasers, of Mulheur county. Is
spending the day In Pendleton, haylnij
stopped over to visit with hta. friend
A I Roberts.
Jurlne Thos. FitzOerald left on No.
17 today for Portland, where he was
called by business.
J. C. Peterson 1 In Pendleton today
from Helix registered at the Bt.
George. . .
Ueutenant Fred Stelwer went down
to Htanfleld this morning on a short
business trip.
WILL PILOT G. 0. P. IN
CONGRESS
- W, In terms of elegance and
Vsioiplicity, originality and
' -2 refinement are these new
"?fashions translated. Many
style influences are re-
.i vealed an the Suits, Capes,
Dolmans and Dresses. 1 he
materials and combina
tions of fabrics show an
appreciation for the "dif-
ferent."
NEW ARRIVALS
DAILY
Mav we have the pleas-
ure of showing you these '
vi out-of-the-ordinary gar-svVnients?
W. II. THOMAS, l'rop.
Best in Quality . Least in Price
1 in
mm
r
THE
NEW
SKIRTS
HERE!
ARE
Novell y Woolens in
rich iilahls; rlcli silk
sklrlM of IlnmiHttn
Kallm Kuinsl Kuinsa
811k. also (imnwiii1.
Ynu'll llko the
prices.
'Upstairs" Over Taylor Hardware Co.
Arrival of Flies ,
Makes Salmon Men
Of Alaska Hurry
I'li'imr-n- T nrnawmHiimi.aiia
f juiMsiMMifaw''"""""""" """'" iiiiisiiiiMiiiw""a"aia'""i"""""""
SIB fOMMITTFI'-S Ml. ITT
P . 1(18, March IH. A "! commll
!tre or the l.-amio of nalKms cMiitnln
i M011 imt tly. two days heart or
I Hdicliile. All WMlrtil coiintrlcs with
'.the -K.n tif riiln w-r nlrc-
fMiitd.
KKKIIIANS flU'HII IMHillfrIKI
wivimiV March 18. Tim Serbian
Hi 'army of ili lmk (toKTnniciit.
" KlnnlnK an ..rreiil airolnrt the IJol
m slM-vikl on llio 1 nil front. Kalny ran
p luml Osss, lllrk and M linsk. sc
i3 : eonline to sdvlKti received I""-. A
. . ii i -.rr(.l..l ulrf.efW f TOin Mw-
g emr admiltlnir the WlK-rinii army's art
EgUanwv aim. rtauil Hist wwlei rort
Itave Ueeti abllK"! I" suaauou tuo uu
liiiinortaut lowa of Via,
'L - !Jr--. ,1
FRANK.
MONDLL
Monde", who has been plcke
nm n.nnhiiiifln floor ' leader in
congress, was in the 64th congress
and then came oaca so "'
and has served continuously
aince as a representative froif
Wyoming. He la a suffragist ui ,
oroMbilioc'nt.
Famous Wash
Heals Sldn
D.D.D., the tsndsrdikin remedy, will
remove Uims skin afflictions, sad that
Intolerable Itchinr, bumln. sod dis
comfort will diwpesr nudsr tha sucla
sf this remedy. Hundredjeitirr It hat
scaled caei pronounced incurable. Wt
sworsntes the flnt Sottte to bring yoa
relief. TryD-D. D. sjcaoc'snd tl.VK
'jnjn).in.
lUi, lotion ita- SWn Disease
XALliMAN CO,
CORDOVA, Alaska, March 18.
Preparations are being made to be
gin operations In the salmon and other
Industries much earlier than usuul.
The reason is that old-times here
predict an early sprini;. They bnse
their proKnostication on the early ar
rival of flies.
Is Marriage a Matter of
$ $ $?
noes the dollar slltn lurk be
hind every marrlag-e? Are there
' no Klrls who itlve any thouuht
to love? Are all young women
satiated with the mercenary
Idea? For the answer In "Why
I Would Not Marry." a William
Fox production, conllnh to Ar.
cnilo Theutre Thursday, Friday,
Hatlrday.
OX
o
a
o
IOE30
HOW IS YOUR HIGHWAY TO HEALTH?
All about us are persons who pay a great deal of
attention to the purity of their food, yet the teeth ol
many of these persons are so unclean and so decayed
that they cannot chew a single bit of food without
filling it with millions of bacteria. These bacteria
become mixed with the food while it is being chewed,
and all day long they are passing down the throat in
to the stomach. . . """'T1
It is hardly worth while to take care of food for a
person who is going to spoil every particle of it be
fore he swallows it. .
Decayed teeth and sore gums also cause people to
swallow their food without chewing it properly.
When a'tooth begins to decay it should be filled
by a Dentist at once, the sooner it is done the better,
for it costs less to fill a small cavity than a large one,
it leaves the tooth in better condition and it may save
the other teeth from decay.
Don't wait until tomorrow, have it done today at
THE PROPHO' PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS
where every thing they do is guaranteed to please g
If trnu want, fain ess WOfK aoiie we tuc ncic
o to prove to you that it CAN BE DONE.
o 755 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. Thone 1000 for Ap't
Corner court ana iviain -dls. 6
Dr. B. G. Vinson, Manager. Q
irJV' -iagariQagi ivwv
Q
ODfl
o
n
o