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lANI PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1920. TEN PAGES I Social and Personal At the h-me of Mm. K. T. Avlson n ldwi tret member of the spl xTlnkluin flub and H nnmler of D llonaJ friend f wJOVX a delightful afternoon yiUltdiy. Mm. C W. Mat hew read MMotJT on tho cllib hi h rOHmnel much Interest and i.nhtuely arranned VU a irueswinit content In whi' h Mr t'harlcw Norri wan the moNi s.n i -vsfi,, the divendon milled -"You Auto-Know," dealing wllh que Inn of motorlnit. GKMStl oi her t nan clul member wen- Mrs. Kenn'th Mcllae. Mr, Charles Hluhin, Mm. Qtta Rver.", Mm. ChnrKu Nrris, Mm. Wdllam lbikr. and Mrs. Thomas Swerin)r'Ti. Appointment nf a dainty fcufM !tmrhiHn VMf l-v ebied in red and naiatina: tho hi in serving wero Mm. MrH.ir and Mm. Hluhm. taler in th evening. Mm. Avison a Cain extended hospitality. Miss Hilda Iarker, of nrwn fit it house guest - f Mm. Hluhm being the inspiration f r a prettily appointed bvt informal dinner. of Mr, and Mrs. Avlwm being MJbj Hilda Iarker, Mr. and Mm. TMiihni. Mia Margaret liluhm and Mian Katherine Hluhm. Mem hem of the Treahyterian Indies Aid octet enjo ed an exceptionally delightful afternoon Wednesday wh-n they met in the church reception room nk guetw of Mrs. J. T. Richardson. Mm. James Akey. Mm. .eiss, Mrs. N. i Mclenn. Mm. C. Kd wards. Mm. Pi one. Mm. W. Matlock, Mm. t'ole and Mm. Tray lor. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiHiin BOim VINTAlUs OUR GREAT HALF-PRICE SALE Started with a rush this morning. SEE THE GEORGETTE WAISTS at Just 1-2 Regular Prices. ALL COATS NOW HALF PRICE. I 2M nxjon niiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir CARA The narrie "Cara Nome' 'identifies beyonda doubt the most wonderful caeation known to the art of the Toilet goods manufacturer from the many similar preparations on the market. Cara Nome is doubtless new to you as it has only been procurable since receipts of materials from the Orient have been sufficient to supply the demand for this won derful odor. We have in stock Cara Nome Face Powder $2.50 Cara Nome Perfume at $4-00 Cara Nome Toilet Water at $4.00 Cara Nome Talcum Powder at $1.00 Come in and let us show you these wonderful creations THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. The Kexall Store i Stock Salt 99 per ct. Pure; Cotton Seed Meal; Cocoanut Meal; Oil Meal; Fish Meal; Meat Scraps. In any quantity. We deliver anywhere in town free of charge. Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. Fboae3Sl and 1014 Plans vrcra dlscuwed for entertain ing ne eootr and h report was made that the mctoty has a fund of hlt h la to he put at the dtapomt of the bolMIng MmmlttM In caw the. rrection of i new church is derided tt I ton. Mm. Th 'inas Uohertmm sang a charming Kronp of Scotch mmga and nnrinv an informal tea hour Mrs. I 1 R gers preside! at the Mine nnr tny who H aion to leave Pendleton to an inter.Ming vase. belonging to Mr, make her home near Lo Angeles pre It. H. Home and made from a shell tWng at a charming flower-decked with onSjrmvtlO by a German prisoner table. held a great cluster tir lavenuer enrjr- nnthemum. Virgil Moore accompained by his niece, Mis DIM HoOf, plana to leave Tuesday for u trip to l Angeles. The Moore are to remain in ia""' club enjoyed thOh? flfot OMOtlna of the until March, inew year nnd celebrated the holiday - 1 's. i on, decorations of the rooms con- Mrs H. C- Johnson of Condon la forming with a xnlly llRhted Christ vWtiaf In Pendleton as the Keat of nmM trpo frooi which each Riiest re Mra, Charhv F. Kennedy. jceived a favor presented by Mm jThomas Hobertson who played "San- As KilcstH .tf Mrs. AVIlson V;ir and Mrs. K. T. Wale P. Me- , members' ,.f the Thurstluv Afternoon club . i, .. liKhtfnl IBllIMB yesterday met In the Clufe room of th ivh.Mi ttle' an afternoon oevmeu m fwai . work. g Miss Harriet Young played "Tone pictures for Children." by Mary BvOh yn Calbreath, and also introductory to the day s children was a reading by Mrs, tie.irus A. Hartman. "America s Greatest Asset Her Children." The GAHMKNT BROP T.Yl,on bmh;. E NOM piOVani then Included : Tho Right of the thttd to be Well Horn.Mr A. 1- Schaefer. croup of Sonus, Mrs. Charted Knnrt. Child Walter in Legislation Mm. John Hailey Jr. Child Welfare in Cmatllla County Mm. M. o. Pennett. The final hour was spent informally over the teaeupa Mrs. C. R ('.lUiwnr. The Thursday Afternoon (another meeting scheduled dub hna for next iweck. ( . ! At tno nomo nf p yesterday members of the Lomnkln Ijivender ' t , An proRram preceded a nnl " "aiii iHacMnn, iciroia music be-de-!lnB Kl,IU'bmented by a reading, "Will s i u ;t. .!.... i ...... i .hi?.. library lOrl""' "a,;hlnK." another "A Wartime rn,.MtMui., . .r... j. At. uooff, nntt a sol-i. "Annie tAUHO.' by Mrs. Itnli ertton.Mrs. I'rewer playing her ac oompanlmi nt. The informal after noon moved a delightful one. Complimenting- her sister Miss Mary Meek who is to leave for the east. Mrs. Lester Halnley entertained a group of friends In a delightfully Informal way last evening, a party of 14 living aske.l to the llamhi home s on 1 lourl st root, 5 Miss Meek pinna to leave in a few S las foi- Indiana where she will visit S 'indefinitely at the homes of sisters In Laporte and Indianapolis. "She has been in Pendleton with Mr. and Mrs. 5 Hamley for the past several months and regret is evpresseel over her In S t nded departure, g' At a banquet given to the mem S hers of St. Mary s choir, Wednes Sdny night, the musical and en 5; tcrtainment needs nf the parish 5- wen widely discussed, helpful sng- gestions being read. A permanent or S sanlzation was formed to be known . St. Ilary! church Society. The of Bjflcera and members are as follows: H laa Laura cahlll. president: Miss S Nadyne rtlakelev. secretary-treasurer; 3 Kugene Mrditor, director: Mrs. George O Daniels, Mrs. Lyn Livermore. Mrs. W!. A. Lucas. Mrs. Lynde. Mrs. Alma S nlanetll, MLss Syhil Mi, hels, Miss stel Sjl.i Po,ler, Miss Rlizaheth Doden. Carl Hcmmclgurn. Mrs. King Mrs. Monter- BFtelll, Leu Molitor, Ray Hester, Miss S Clara Mark. Si The delightful banquet was prepared joy Mrs. J. W. Scheer, Mrs. Mary I HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Looking Take uuve l ablets To have a clear, pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days, you must keep your body free from poisonous wastes. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets (a vege. table compound mixed with olive oil) act on the liver and bowels like calomel yet have no dangerous after effect. Take one nightly and note results. They start the bile and overcome constipation. That's why millions of boxes are sold annually. 10c and 25r OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up. 9 Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head wil Iclear and you can ! breathe freely. No more snuffling, ! hawking, mucous discharge, dryness I or headache; no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream i Halm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of th head, sooth ing and healing the swollen or Inflam I ed mucous membrane, giving you ln ! slant relief. Head colds and catarrh I yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed . up and miserable. Relief is sure. GLASS OF SALTS IF YOUR S HURT 'eel llackaehv Kat lA's Meat If You OT Haw Madder Trouble Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidne.VH in their ef forts to filter it from the system. Reg ular eaters of meat must flush the kld neyn occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; re moving all the acids, waste and poison, elso you feel a dull misery In the kid ney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue Is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urlfte is cloud full of , sediment; the channels often get irri- It Sh arnPrl. tne committee iitruck tated, obliging yo to get up two or."TraiIl) leading to queer placeH". ae three times during the night. cord In to some members. Homo To neutralize these irritating acids fin:inprs mtvv be Involved neord- ano riusn oil tne mia, urinous waste get ahout rotir ouncew or .lao 'I,lTiame be used from any pharmacy; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before ..rrakf.. foru few ,. ay, a n,l y. :,,r j Mrdrr disappear. This bunotlfl salts Fi made fr'un the acid of grapes anil . Iem'n Juice, combined with lithln. nnd ham been used for generations to It-an and st im ii late sluggish lfdneyi and glop bladder irritation. Jad Salts Ine7trejislve; harmlesn and make a delightful effervescent lit h la -water i drink which millions of men and WO n ii fake now ami then Ihm aviildln jaerioua kidney and bladded diseaaeii. l.tHht and Mm. Joseph l.uer and was served b) Miss IjMiroltoj McCarthy and Miss lolaiula Kloea. It Is expect ed that the society wll hae between la anil ftt mombeni within a ear. It will take care of the musical end of all programs anil entertainmenta. The Woman's Club of Pendleton la Mimmoned to a "called meeting" Mon day ufternoon at the library, the day beingr et for the perfection of de partmental organixution. The Wom an's Club is launched with two divi sions, civic and literary, as a nucleus for future expansion. To Mondny'a meeting every Pendleton woman in terested In cluli work is urgently in vited, and niembera will he aligned with activities In which they are moat interested, each -department electing its own chairman. Thursday. January It. has bOM chosen tor the first regular meeting date ot the club and in anticipation of the org-uniatiou's future program In which keen interest is lieing manifest ed. Pendleton women are asked to be : present at Monday's meeting: or to send in their applications then in or der that the club may start with as oornplcte a membership as Is possihle. Surprising: Mr. and Mrs. Knoch Friedly whose marriage was a recent event, a group of Hoys and dirls llaeh- elor Club members called at the Knnch I liriedly home last evening- and extend I ed them a ehurivarl. The Impromptu callers numberi'd ahout two dtzen and MH evening; of gumes and music follow ( ed the "serenade" which nnnounced their presence. i -rf j Mis. D. Neil bus returned from a six i weeks visit In TaCOmO where she hn , beOJl the guest f her daug-hters Mrs. B, I. Rlchardoon (Kltor N.eU) and Mrs. It, 1. Waters (Meta Neil.) Mr. and Mrs, Font Snyder and little;......,, ,.,J),,,1 , ,fc., '..,., " daughter l)ris, are t-xpected to arrive home Sunday from liochester. Mlnne s ui, where they went the middle part of November that the Child might un dergo surgical treatment at Mayo l'ruthera' Institution. Th peration has proven suecssful and Mr. and Mrs. Snyder are returning; to. resume their residtm e in I'endleton. For the pleasure of little Miss Kathryn Furnish whose eighth birth day it was, a B'oup ot friends were asked to the home of her mother, Mrs. James Furnish, lor an informal after noon yesterday. Games preceeded a delightful lunch, the icuests finding their places at a daintv table where attractive little i favor baskets, filled with bon-bons, marked their stations. Hesides the little honoree, the party included: Margaret Bennett, Nadina Oriawold, Daphna I lowland. Mary Howland. Bessie Hobertson, Dorothy Wyrlck, Evelyn Strove, Poarl Bullock. Florence Fletcher, James Drake and Stunley ("OS. CONVERTS, NOT DOLLARS, SOUGHT BY METHODISTS NEW YORK. Jan. 16. Something new in drives l.s on. The Methodist Bplaeopal church has opened a world, wide campaign fur 1.000,000 con verts, not dollars. The new depurturo will last from now until June JO, 1920. and Is for the avowed purpose of "re-stocklng" the church with Christiana the lend ers of the movement openly announc ing the faith lost 60,000 communi cants by reason of the war. The campaign Is aakl to be the most stupcndouH religious undertaking over attempted by any creed, one feature of the campaign, it wus pointed out. is the fact that it atfd by any huli" I whole (lenominatii j The quota of Ithe United States placed at 800,000. world 1h expected maining 200. 000. is not 1 iiik man- at. biit by the fo vorkerH in n save has been The rest of the o convert the re- POLICEMAN IS SHOT BY BANDIT QUARTET WHICH MAKES ESCAPE STEGER. HI., Jan. 16. Policeman John Glasgow, 58. was shot early to day in a revolver battle with four brndits who attempted to rob a local liank. Glasgorw wounded one robber, but the other three assisted him to ec.ipe. The policeman is expected to die MANY CITIES SEEK OLYMPIC TRYOUTS NDSW YORK Jan. Ifi. No field for holding the Olympic tryouts has been decided upon yet, according to A. A. I'. officials here. Numerous invitations have been re ceived from various cities. The Boll- ton A. A. has applied for the eastern triiils. Ran Francisco would like those of Ihe west and Atlanta the southern preliminaries. Philadelphia wants the eiRtern meet held on Franklin Field :inu Marva rn has orrereii the use or the stadium where the 1912 trials were held. PROBING COMMITTEE HITS TRAIL LEADING TO STRANGE PLACES WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. The nen ate Invest Igat ion of Russian propa ganda was broadened today when Chairman Moses of the Senate probing committee, announced that manv new MubnoenaH will be immediate! v issued. ,ng to a flPnator wrm refimed to let hla fJQJ fJJR y QN THRESHOLD OF FINANCIAL PANIC IS RAILROADMAN'S WARNING PITTS-ni'ltrj, Jan. 16. An Immedi ate larwe Incraaat In the frelKht car rylriff capaeity of American r.-tilrourift is tin- only hne of nyoffllnfr one of the woraf finanelal pnnlen in hlatory. SiimnH rninn. editor of the Itallwav 'Age. told the Rotary club here today. L CROUP Spasmodic " croup ii usually relieved with out application of VICK'S VAP0R1 " YOUR BODYGUARD" - 90'. OlijoofJoiiublc. Hewitt: Ho wouldn't rent vou the flat, eh? Jewell Xo, he snld thru I wax no bowlMV4 thiit I would he contlnuully ""iiiK me paper ort the wallM. New Yin-k (ilobe. TO PRESENT COMEDY line of the big events In the theatri cal history of the city will be the visit to Pendleton of the Dovereux Company with Zlnlta Oraf. This high class ag gregation of talented actors nnd actresses have been secured for a two day s engagement at the Oregon Thea iie where they will present two of the greatest comedies In the knowledge of the theatre. On Thursday, January they will offer "Tho School for Scandal" h Hichanl Itrinsley Sheri dan and on Friday, January 23, they will give a performance of that great est of all playa "She Stoops to Con quer" by Oliver Goldsmith. This is one of the finest compainies mat has ever come to Pendleton, and their visit here will mark a new depar ture in the dramatic life of the town. They havo just completed a most suc cessful engagement In Portland last ing over an entire week, and the fact i hat a change In their plans baa made ' "V'HR cured for two days in thl city. Kvery mm tit the BOOmbon of tho company re accomplished actnra, nnd they know how to present these rich come dies and Kct the boot out nf them. Tb,ooa who see "The Bchool for Senn- dal" on Thursday evening will want to wee "She. Stoops to Conquer" on Pri- ! day eveninsr. for there is not a dull ; moment in either of these two great plays, and they contain the maximum ' amount of entertainment that ran be included in any one production. There are fmmeen members in the company i and they are all actors of wide ex- perience. Their costumes are elabn- rate and true to the period which they , ,u wmvj i ometninc entirely uurerent from any- i thing1 that has been seen before. The visit of this company to the city ( is an event which will not soon he for- , fOtten, and while it Is somewhat in the nature of an experfiment to imam a i Where Can I Find Relief From Itching, Terrifying Eczema? Question on Lips of Afflicted. I readied by going deep down to its There is a harrassing discomfort caused by Eczema that almost be comes a torture. The itching is al most unbearable, and the skin seems on fire with the burning ir ritation. A cure from locai appli cations of salves and ointments is impossible, because sucli treat ment can only allay the oain tem porarily. The disease car, only be ! Oregon Theatre Thursday and Friday, Jan. 22 and 23. 5 Ami ills Company Including ZINITA GRAF (n the firrnti'st Conirdlpw Kvpr Written. TIH ItSDAY NIGHT "The School for Scandal" Iiy Sheridan. s 1 FRIDAY MIGHT "She Stoops to Conquer" n- Oliver GoidamJth Price i i. .-, $t.oo ami Me. Seats on Sale at Thompsons' I i Store. The Biggest Dramatic Event of the Season. 5 2 I 5 KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A. C. Koeppen & Bros. The Drnit Store That Yon Beat. j I HI THE THOMAS SHOP Formerly Known Tho Parla Saturday Specials Coats At $10, $12.50 and up to $45. Reg. priced $19.50 to $85 Suits At $10, $19.75 and up to $45. Reg. up to $75. DRESSES, FURS, BLOUSES All at Big Reductions. See Our New Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses. (.,irnrmny here for two davJ( ,8 leved tnat lney W,M ht si warmly welcomed and Riven such adequate support that other compainies of a similar nature may he Induced to come to i'endleton in tho future, and no enahle citizens to see some of the best shows that are on the road. source, which is in the blood, the disease being caused by an infec tion which breaks out through the skin. That is why the most satis factory treatment for all so-called skin diseases is S. S. S., which acts by cleansing the blood. Get a bot tle to-day, and you will see results from the ri",ht treatment. Medical advice free. Address Medical Di rector, 43 Swift Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. X lllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII 5 I 1 NOTICE For .tomorrow we arc going to sell one suite only of Bedroom Furniture consisting of Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier, Table and Bench at the re markable low price of $100.00. This is an ex ceptionally pretty suite and comes in Ivory fin ish. Remember that only one suite is to be sold first come first served. Many pieces of our best furniture have been put in bur Bargain Window each and every item has been cut to a price that will please you. Chairs, Rockers, Oil and Electric Heaters, Library Tables and Children's Chairs are but a few of the many bar- a y-i 1 1 gams, see the window, come in and ex amine the articles carefully. B First here first served. W. G. Crawford 103 E. Court Street Phone 496 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiitwiiiiBiiiiiiaiiaaV i Or. David Bennett Hill D'H'IWHIT X-raj DtagBOata. Pendleton Baled Alfalfa Hay For Sale Any Quantity UMATILLA FLOUR Sc GRAIN CO. Phone 351 and 1014 1300 West Alta J. A I 1 'MS-