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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1020.
TEN PAGES
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,s iinumi ia ! una i ' Aft' l-i
Social and Personal
Ur .ni.i Mr W. W i;r. .1, h.,..
blr mn tot ii r. daya Mr.
M. A. Harrati ..r Matullne Th.
will alsc, IkIi unh Mr. nnd Mr.-
W. II. man Im'Tiim- iliwiiiiiik lo iheii
Mi N. Illi m.nMlHMlain
i .i IViiill.-lou islior today.
Win J. U llamsax of PVmtal
ii itiii'Kt uf rni n.1, hr on fmrala.i
while In l'i Milli-tivTi lo attend the
me. Una of the executive board of the
"iiiinty H i Association Mrs.
Hamssy is i . president the usao "
station. Mr. mul Mrs. Iteuhen Alexander left
-- todsvy f r ;i visit in Portland when1
rnlque Invitations to reaXflbars .,f Mr- "nd Mr- H,,v Alexander, their
th parish nf ih.- Church ..f tt Ra- "n '' -htot-iii-law. are lempo-
deomer an- bolnir sent out by the rcc- . lrU' "aJ""" homo,
tot. Jtev Alfred l.ikkiwl .iiwl iH.. 1
vestry for the annua dinner to . hold
of L'kiah Mrs. Sylvan I'nlui. oort psnoiidlnK sce
ratan and Mra i. i.. Ronm chair.
man of tho procnun oommlttaa,
The Presbyterian Utdica Aid aorlety Aside from tho Herat of annual
Hill meet in the church parlor tumor- bttalnsai the afternoon was a sooial
roa afternOOB at I o'clock. A cordial on.. nd during a' dsluihtful tea hour,
invitation : extended by the hoateasea a new mam Bar, Mrs. .1. It. Mai-Mast, r.
v. no are i oe Alia j. r. mcnaruson. presided at the (aide where
.mis j inn s Akey. aira. i.eiss. airs. a. f ,,ink roses added
T Mela n, Mrs. Kdards, Mrs. appointments.
Stone. Mra w. Matlock, Mrs. vle and
.Mrs. Tray lor.
a clnsler
charnt to dainty
morrow eieninp in the liasement re
ception room of the Bapttat church. A
Kronp of women ure preparing the
meal nnd the cventia one In which
the parish each year takes pleasure.
Mra. W. II. Sayer left today for
Spokane where she will spend the re
mainder of the winter visiting her
mother. Mis. James.
Mr and Mrs p. v. .Indd nre to
h ave on No. IT tomorrow for Portland
ami .u laUtrdajr. aceompalnad by Mr.
and Mrs r. s JarjMKm, they plan to
rn l. rail t. San FYamisc. to mttu
the J odd machine ha bean shipped.
Mr. ami Mra Jndd and Mr. and Mrs.
.'arkson idan a stav of from four to
six wceka in California citiea after
hni Mr. and Mra. Judd will return
fo Pendleton.
Mrs o a. Simpson
riiahy have returned
Tort land.
Tin- "aumtal day" of the
lvlphian ilnb, of which election of of
ficers is a feature, was held yesterday
at the charnMng home of the club's
preaidenl Mra. Laura 1. Nash. Mra.
U. IV S. tyres won ehosen lo head the
Delphian rhib during IM0, Mrs. I.y
m. in il. II ice was chosen vice p real
dent, Mra. J. T. Klchurdson secretary
and treasurer; Mra. K. H. Home, cor
rat ponding secretary, nnd Mrs, Nash
chairman of the prosram committee.
The retirtna officers are. baatdaa
Mrs Nash, Mra. F. I Ingram, vice
president: Mrs. George D. Haslett.
rthur secretary -treasurer. In which office
isit In Mrs. 8ayraa has heen supplying dur
ilng Mrs Elaaleft'a absence in the East;
Ah a charming "adieu" to Mrs. O.
1. lailo. I'emllcton matron who la
soon to leave for CorvalUa to make
her home. her husbnnd'a mother.
Mrs. V. I j I low asked In a group of
neighbors for an informal al'teinoon
yesterday. The guesls enjoyed ehal
ting and needlework followed h a
dainty luncheon an,l as an exptl sslon
of regret over the intemled departure
of the honoree. they preseia-ed her
with a uiit of eut glass, offered willi
a shower of good wishes. ' Neighbor"
asked In for the afternoon were, he
endleton shies Mi. (.J. i. M How, Mrs. Lester
Hamley, Mrs. qaorgri sling, Mrs.
Matthewan. Mm. .. a. Mcflltoek,
Mra, l-'rank Kinciild. Mrs. N V. Van
I'etlen. Mrs. fecll Oospcr. Mrs. Wll
llani Buna, Mrs. Cbarlea Bond, Mrs.
Ilea Bond, Mrs. John Vaughan, Mra. J
A. C Koepprn. Mrs. I. I'. Temple and.
Enjoy Your
Breakfast
Call 351 and give your name and
address, we will send yoti free of
charge a sack of our Skooknin Pancake
Flour We want yon to try it.
Umatilla Flour
& Grain Co.
Phone 351 and 1014.
in ear 1 :"tttt-;
sUOUN M. ji Pow.
Ml. Iji Dow and yon
next week to join Mr. I
their other son. CttrltoiA
li'avo l-'rtiluv for t'orvalll.
of the li r,vs t)(.-.-;isions sine 14 jfrrt
unions Pendleton friends s they are
nieinhers of pioneer families unl have
made their home here for many years.
Yesterday's affair was out anions a
Hubert plan
I ow anil !
who ure to I
1 epartnre
number of "imn voyage 00m pi I mania
Iteinir extended to Mrs. Ii 1 ow.
The family plan to make their home
on a fruit farm just out of Corvallis '
ami the hoys untiiipate attending the
t reKon Aft ieultui al ("olleKt.
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nev Trouble and
I'PSTAIR; ti ARM i: T siuii-
GREAT
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
OF
SUITS. COATS.
DRESSES. WAISTS
Never Suspect It
8 Applicanth
ftr liisiiraiiee Often
Rejected.
Many garments being sold at 1-2 Price.
Investigate!
Judging from report from druggists
S Who aro constantly in direct touch
with the public, there is one prepara
5E tlon that havt been very successful in
H overcoming these conditions. The
5; mild and healing influence of Dr. Kil
S mer'.s H.vamp -1 toot is soon realized.
It stands th.- highest for Its remark
Si nble record of success.
5 An examining physician for one of
S the prominent Life Insurance Com-
Zl pentae, In an interview of the subject,
S made the astonishing statement that
one reason why so many applicants
2 for Insurance are rejected is because
kid ney trouble is so common to the
S A merican people and the lare ma-
,jrity of these whose applications are
Ejdcclined do not even suspect that they
Slhave the disease. Lr. Kilmer's Swamp
Itoot is on sale at all drug- stores in'
bottles "I" two sizes. medhim and
larga
S However. If you wish first to test
5 tliirt great preparation send ten cents
S to IT. Kilmer k Co., Blnshamton, X.
H v.. for a sample bottel. When writing
Sib sure and mention the Pendleton
ltHI!lIllllllfllIlllllflfIIIUIinilfllltlIllllllfIlfUllftflIfIflfIItJHJltnilff" ! 1 r ' regonian.
Mrs. Tarcy linker is enjoj lng u visit
in Walla Walla as tho guest of her
mother Mrs. Ben Colvln. Mrs. ltu
ker went to the Garden Cttg Sunduy
at which lime her husband left for a
short business visit to hU ranch on
the J -hn I)a.v, and she plans to remain
during his absence.
ROUP
Spasmodic croup ii
usually relieved with
one application of -
VICRS VAP0R1
YOUR BODYGUARD
Tho High School Club is planning
a dancing party to be given In Uiberty
hall Friday evening The affair Is to
he in the nature of a benefit and
tickets are being sold among alumnae
and friends.
Mrs. Harold Frink extended a
charming bit om hospitality last niKht
when members of K. K. K. were her
quests for an Informal evening needle
work and Brunswick music beint
added to chatting as diversions. Mrs.
UTAH FAIR PRICE
COMMISSIONER SAYS
PRICES WILL TUMBLE
SALT LA KB CITY. Utah, Jan. 13.
Prk-es as low as are coimlstent with
sound biisineas wore promised by
Jamaa W. funk, new fair price com
missioner for Clan, who opened Ills
QflCfl here today.
"Prices are now very hish nnd the
causes are aparent to some." he said.
"We shall iLsk the merchuiu and
manufacturers to net In the spirit of
patriotism. We shall hnve a work-
inir ji rri, 1,1 .MAM. tt-til. ,1.. T a j i
" w.v ....,. -hmiiuki attorney,
tier Kuests ttndinir tneir places at
.'M l ltKll!
T.WI.OIl HUM;
THE FRANKLIN
Leads Them All in the Day's Run
How fast you can drive your motor car on a nice smooth straight
away does not mean much whon translates! into a day's mileage. Most
miles per day cannot be obtained by infrequent bursts of speed, but de
pends rather on how steadily one can travel at a normal rate regardless
of road conditions. Slowing up at every turn or rough spot means marly
miles lost in the day's run.
It is a common experience for Franklin owners to keep their cars at
thirty and thirty-five miles per hour and to discover that hour after
hour they are passing heavy high-powered cars on the road. The ex
hilaration and satisfaction derived from finishing the long run several
hours ahead of other cars, with a marked absence of fatigue among the
passengers, is what gives the Frank lin pronounced preference in the
motoring world.
Light weight and flexible construction smooth out the rough places
and allow the Franklin driver to maintain a steady gait throughout tht
day. The mileage thus piled up is unexpected and a revelation to the
motorist who is making his first acquaintance with a Franklin Car.
A trip in the car will disclose to you its superior roadability.
ft-rn-centered table, by tiny cards
Sally decked wUn blue birds. Th1
party included XI iss Margaret Joer
j;er Miss Klizabeth .loerRer. Miss N'o
la Childreth. Miss Thelma Childreth.
Miss Vida Staggs. Miss Sybil Farley
M I ss I v; 1 H la e Ii , Mi ss Alma 1 1 o h r m a n .
Miss Sophia Fikan. Miss Iiita Fergu
son and the hostess.
Miss Sadie Kstella ( 'able yesterdav
became the bride of Percy K. Haacall.
the service being read at S:0 o'clock
In the office of Justice of the Peacr
Joe H. Parkes, Judk'c I'arkes officiat
ing and the ring mremony being em
ployed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Cable
ait en ded the couple. The bride was
at t racti vely a 1 1 i red i n a f roc k of
white.
Both Mr, and Mrs. Kaacall are mem
bers of pMMttlnnt families residing in
i "mat ilia count v. t heir homea being
.south of Pilot Rooks
After a short honeymoon thf rouplr
will be at home on the groom's ranch.
J. II. Wood is In Pindl tin today
from Athena.
a H. Tagg;nt a tire salesman. U
a Pendleton visitor today from F it
land. K. M. fohei t Seattle. w;is in Pen
dleton yesterday.
w. B, Hlnh e of Echo, waa here
yesterday. Mr. Hlokle just returned
from Portland wh"- he attended the
Oregon Irrigation ongress.
James L. White, of Spokane, was at
Hotel Pendleton yesterday.
George Lewis of Seattle, was here
vesterday.
Mrt. Malcolm Irvine of North Pow
der was in the city today.
I ennis McN'iimefl f Hoppnor, lofl
today for his home after a several
days' visit h -re- with his brother, John
McXnmee. and wit h Fran k McXall)
Tt. I. Gretas. Walla Walla county
traffic officer. In in Pendleton today
(tending court.
A KI.I REOOBD O.N A DUCT IEOAO
Just to ace how far a, Franklin can rally go In a day, H. H. Cramer of Water
loo, Jowu. accompanied by four officio observers started out over the country
roadw at midnight Thurt-day. October 21rd. They drove over dirt roads exclu
Uel averaging 38.9 M. P. H. Cof the f;rt twenty hours; then, th-y battled a
heav (ale, averaging 25." M. P. If . for foaf hours more. In all 865.4 miles
were covered in twenty-four hours at an average of 37.5 M. 1. If.
PENDLETON AUTO CO.
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APPENDICITIS ATTACKS
ILL KNOWN NYE LADY
( liist Oregonian Sjecial. )
OUBDAXE, Jan. 1.1. Mrs. John
Light foot was taken seriously ill at
i her home at Nye Thursday anil was
taken to Pendleton to her .brothers
I BakeT Chapman. Mrs. Lihtfoot ha
an attack of appendb itls but is im
proving some.
Frank Chapman 'and family made n
trip to Pendleton where Mrs. Chap
man went to consult a physician about
trouble In her hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tom'vlslted Sat
urday with Mrs. Tot Mangold and
family.
Charles Fly. Pat Monaghan and-
Oat-Va W more went to Pendleton Fri
day whare Pat Monaghan went to
take out hi second naturalisation pa
pers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Xelson and
family went to Pendleton Thursday,
returning home Saturday.
Joe Kopp of the Kldge, has the
sms 1 1 pox.
Mr. and Mrs. Will chapman visited
Sunday ;it the home of Tom Ilelts.
Mrs. Mike Tom visited a couple
davs last week with Mrs. Jim Nelson.
I'.ikf-r Chapman nnd son are own
ers of a new Velie oar, coming out to
the ranch on Butter creek, last week.
Ed Thr.isher nnd wife and Mra.
Fred Mulkey from Hitter, returned
from Pendleton Thursday.
Jim Kramer and wife went to Pen
dleton Wednesday.
but shall not seek to
bring business to that office. Kather.
we shall try to avoid such action.
PROF. W. H. BLEAKNEY
BRINGS NEWS OF LATE
GAINS AT WHITMAN
Through the co-operation of the
Walla Walla Itulletfn. students ii)
iournallsin at Whitman college are
now enabled to study the mechanical
phases of newspaper making, accord
ing to Prof. W. If. Blaaknay. head of
the Greek department at Whitman,
u hen in Pendleton Saturday on bus!
nes cennected with tho institution.
Couraafl In Journalism are being given
; far as a part of the English depart
ment's course.
Phi Tleta Kappa, the oldest Greek
letter society In America, will install
it Whitman college in about a week.
Prof. Blaaknay feaid. It honors schol
astic excellence and its membership
ncludes both men and women. At
present the only other chapter In the
nnrt hwest is at the t'nlversity of
Washington.
Whitman now has an enrollment of
ISO students and Is taxed to capacity.
Plans for future expansion are grow
ng apace, the professor said.
Z m Tur Tunuio ounn
pi ForiiH-rlv Known as The Paris B
j I)i;i:ssks w)" j
We have nothing but the V bK
t I U'st in our stock. Come in Y 't frB
and see them. We invite If TjgjU .
1 1 comparison as to cjuality
1 if and price. r
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Lawn
Yellow Mustard for
Sore Throat, Tonsililis
Cranes Linen
(The Correct Writing Paper)
Crane's Linen Lawn is the acknowledged aristo
crat of fine writing papers. It is a product of the fa
mous Crane Mills which have produced the world's
finest stationery for more than a century.
Its clear, even texture, dainty tints, delicate fab
ric finish and pleasing writing surface make an.ideal
and exclusive stationery for ladies' correspondence.
It is the finest choice always of discriminating peo.
pie.
CRANE'S K.ID FINISH
A wonderful color toned, distinctive paper, in an
tique finish. Comes in boxes or by the ream.
THOMPSONS' DRUG STORE
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.
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ld fashioned remedies are often the
test. Yelb vr Mustard, in the form of
plaster or poalttoa, has been used for
fanaratioha fr soreness, inf tarnations.
trojiKestiuiis and !
with 1
swellings
most el
results but It
blistered.
Heat eases
pain and llvgy s
Ifuatartna made
of pure ycll'-w
mustard, t o -
? i other pain re-
lievinp Inrred-
ients is just as hot. but uuicker. clean
er, and mose effective and cannot
blister.
Whan your throat la sore, when
you have pleurisy, hronchltU or a
pain -Shooting cheat cold you can Ret
speedy and lasting relief with this
most effective p reparation becausr
heat eases pain. Rvery druggist has
it 3o and 60 cents.
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Living Room I
FURNITURE !
No other room in your home reflects the good taste
or gives it the air of refinement and attractiveness as
does your living room.
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"i afnler If ttiW prohllilti" nl' ' will
InaM on haThsg th hasjpttaai raklsu.
"What Tor?" "Ti, riiipd up c-asrs "t
to-Intoxication." Baltimore Aoier-
We Are Receiving Some
Coal Now and Have in
Stock at Present
King Utah Lump
Rock Springs
Lump and Nut
B. L. BURROUGHS
Inc.
Phone 5
Citv
Our display is large. Overstuffed Davenports ami
chairs covered in silk velour and taffeta, being Bhown I
in a wide range of prices.
To appreciate the exceptional values an inspection
should be given and a careful comparison made be- 5
tween these prices and any others you may have seen.
SILK LAMP SHADES AND PRETTY STANDS
It takes a clever looking lamp shade to make the 5
room look complete. Among such a stock as we have S
you can find just the right one to match your furniture. S
W. G. Crawford
1 03 E. Court Street
Phone 496
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