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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1020.
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THIS tRJ WbSUH utfi Hill SWlBlOTDBT
THE THOMAS SHOP
Formerly Known as Th Pari
Social and Personal
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endnl vtH nt the honn
m tr. Mr. Clmilcs
(! tinrtl it vlieet havt
(i ihrlr home In North
lewder W- W u! -f the IIIMM i I
Hand-is' ho i
Mr. T f Yu; lor and Mr. It. J
(:tnfUlri. fornoil of 'hw rii-, are
rnonu Die nrnarB for lh lertun
In- IJ ulenant - af.i:trh) fa"n. ' ' '
u- Bivn m i'omiiihI r. i.ruan s r
l'rtn. will in- miir'Sioi in KjifA in.i
thw mm enjoying mi KtMttra vmtt in
Cattfol nia. They are at prrwnt fUMta
at thchome of Mr. anil Mrs. I H.
.m i i titl xvtiotl a Mil.'.nh of
!.. ii.:fi'. and h.-fore returning to
';'.:! will i i.Jo. with t he, Mennefefs
a motor lrt throiml. the southern
state.
The Wouviu'm Iter fit Association of
tin- l l Ma oal'fcs will not hold their
ichfil iled nuetuiK at 2 in Kaplo
th- he:ot:t f (He luiri. ot Lre- , -.-mlman h.ill. Indefinite poatpom
run woman hu InK". kh-h: N made Ikh-:.um. of the in-
' fltienxn situation.
In the ffirilnd J mi ran I nd Ore- ,
(Ionian '! M aofN-url attractive Mr .,ml Truman liters (Miss
portrait tff Mr. John iHcwwn RltOetat) returned last evenlnir from
former Pendleton matron. Mrs Iiii K- V ,na where their weddtnK VM
von nil been elected rcaddent of Ihe an eVent of Friday, the services being
rortland Young Women's Christian read a t ti 10 o'clock in the CVnfixeffa
AsHoelatfun. tlonul rivm-h with Keverend Homes
- offlctattnC- The couple wa attended
KTnrt of Mr. and Mrs ChaXHMI ; .Mr. and Mrs. pgr) Hrnntiey Misa
Bertteh who Kthel KenntxtX) of IVndleton und only
ore now niaUno.- their hom. at Ray Immediate friends and relatives were
crk, orepon.ahore Mr. l"ikel.- isj. resent.
GIRLS MUCH FETED IN WASHINGTON
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The hride was charmingly attired
Ita a trgvellng gull of dftgp blttg worn
with a snu.ll hat to match, und her
matron of honor chose a cogtnma ol
the gMA Color cut tailored lines
and worn with a hut of blue. After
the service the wedding party enjoyed
a dinner at Hotel Oacrea.
Mrs. Itogers, w ho Is a sister of Kd
ward K. tie 1st. eanie to Oregon lust
summer from her home hi Minneapolis
ami has since been associated us steno
grapher with ihe Standard ll Com-
paii. Her liuslNiud is the son of Mi
ami Mrs. lavid Roorf and during the
w ur was stationed with Company l ..
fi-rd infar.try at the l'resldio. He re
i eivcd his .Uscharife from service last
May while home on furlough. Ho is
employed w it h lld field and Peterson
In the automobile business.
Mr. and Mrs. llopers will h tem
porarily domiciled at a IB Ulalne street.
The I-adles Pioneer club of Pendle
ton will not hold a regular session
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
The rfebruary me.et ing !h to bo can
celled, the club to convene again early
in March. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Montgomery and
little son Stephen arc belnir weletuned
for a stay In Pendleton. They have
recently made their home in Ituker.
The Mont gnier s are tempora rily
domiciled In the J- N. Iltirgess hoim
'n Jaclson street.
Of interest to Umatilla county folk
is the wedding in Corvallls on Jailttar)
24 of Mtsa Uuby Uavldson ami Her
man A. Stay;s. The eeemony culmi
nates n romance which had its begin
ning at Philomath college during stu
dent days the bride having special
ized there in music. f
Mrs. Stages is a former Kiberton.
Wash., glti and her hnsliitnil is the
son ivf Mr. and Mrs. O. Y. Staggs of
Wcstcn, The couple will residu at the
rroOttVs ranch home.
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I. t. tiates. Bong lender at The I
i cccpi satniday.
EXTREMELY ATTRACT
IVE ARE THE
NEW SPRING SUITS,
DRESSES and COATS
That Are Arriving Daily.
The Prices Too are Very
Reasonable
A GOOD INVEST
MENT would be to buy a Fall Coat
or Fox Scarf now. All
greatly reduced.
M. Kunz is in Pendleton from Port
land today.
It. B. Montagen of Toppenish
Washington, is a Pendleton visitor.
J. Conway, of Portland, is in th
irsh of tlrande. Is In
f Helix, is in the city
it the
E. Q. &i
the city today.
Art McMann
today.
J. A. Wallace of Condon
Oolden Hole. . .
John gle returned on this morn
ing's train from avlsit in Portland.
Elbert Tate, bookkeeper at the Am
erican Nat tonal bank, ret timed this
morning after a week-end spent in
Portland.
Largo Number served
j Ninety-nine Pendleton people were
I served with food from the diet klteh
I en yesterday at noon, and people
were fed in the evening. Those in
charge yesterday were Mrs. Charles
! H. Marsb. Miss Kate Voorhee.-i. Mini
! Edith Dnubner, Mrs. Leo Moorhouis
land Mrs. H. E. lilckers. today .Mrs.
I Anna Herrlck. Mrs. Henry Dixon
J Jones and Mrs. Harold Warnrr are In
I charge. The I ted OrOSsWa Mill uktn
; for nurses to voltrnteer dnrin the in
fluenza epidemic. Help has been sent
J to SPeho, The Ited Cross announces
! that anyone needing food from the
l kitchen may phone 460, or if patient
' have recovered and do not w ish more
. food sent, to notify A HO so that the
service may be discontinued.'
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
VIOLENT QUAKES ARE
CHICAGO
mi hrtaUan imrrii. ovcrj mrontnc, t'
To Care A Cold
in One Day
Take
"Laxative
Bromo
Quinine
TaMets"
Be sure you get the Genuine , f
Look for this signature 'M
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BRING US YOUR
FILMS FOR EXPERT
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WASHINGTON MIbr Celfa and Miss Retvcra Clare, daunrhters
of Samu. 1 L. ( la re. a mi mber or the Chilean delegation to the finan
cial conference held in Washington, have been much feted during
their visit in the Capital City. Anionic the many functions given ia
their honor was a dance at the Argentine embassr.
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jioits cPsrrAms garment shop
MORE NEW
SPRING UiPJVALS
Today we opened a ship- 1
ment of SILK DRESSES
including Taffetas, Goer-
gettes and Satins. You'll
ag ee with us they're the
prettiest styles shown in r
many a day. Come up and I
see the new arrivals. I
Major Recovers liealtbu
Major K. .-"'.vjn :i;uifier, of the I'nia
tilla ludiu.ii Agency. has recovered
after an attack of Spanish influenza.
He is now able to resume his duties
at the agency office.
Mrs. RaltmnrrJi t ailed by Death
Mrs. Minnie (. Sultmursh, aged 66.
died this morning- hh the result of
pneumoi! a. She was the mother of
Mrs. D. McDonald, of this city. Fu
neral arrangem nu have not yel been
made. The body is at Frown's un
dertaking: parlors.
CHTCjtfjO, Feb. 2. Knrtbqunkft
shocks eov HnR m period of ever two
hours the most violent in months,
we re record c& hf t h T n i ve rs 1 1 y of
Chicago elviiioe'i apn eariv today. fb-,
servers were Unahle to determine the
location of the shoeka
on the box. 30c
THE PENDLETON DKUG tu. a
4 The Rexall Store j
5 Mt.nr rTDCTTlftl -11hK. aiV. MM g
A New Yor!
only person h
;. hat-pin.
in says the
mm.m vt ilh
lxii Sautulei'H tQ Iduho.
Don Saunders, Pendh ton boy who
served overseas in the I". 8. navy, re
i turned yesterday to the home of his
I parents in Idaho, after :t. short stay In
j thia city. He expects to go to Seattle
soonto underaro an operation on his
feet, for bone misplacements.
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MX EXPOSED
BY SERIES 0i: MESSAGES
The Newest of the New
Manv heautiful suites arrived tlii moniing.
est line of Dining Room Furniture ever displayed
The pretti-
in this city.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I TOB .M.K Max
trie eiiti ipiierl. j
I Thonr- 1028-W.
fully lie.
fmh BALE Three mil' h cows, Quean
incubator, and was enslnc and ulhci
wruall implt-mentH. Phone 24 7.
Am ill ion . O. W.
rn account of the health attuatloa
j; there will be no meeting of I'endle
iton Camp No. 41, this evening.
; 1 By order of C- C.
J. p. WALJUm, Clerk.
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CJIICK FEED? SURE WE
HAVE IT.
SCRATCH FOOD
CORN
WHEAT
EGG MASH
PORCELAN EGGS
GRIT
OYSTER SHELL
MEAT SCRAPS
FISH MEAL
E POWDER
TONIC
"MORE EGGS"
TONIC
BONE
DARLEY
And several more articles.
Wc deliver anywhere in town ;is usual.
Umatilla Flour
& Grain Co.
1300 Went Alta. Phone 351 and 1014
BABY NAMED
LYDIA E.
I Because Her Mother Was
Made Well by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
( all ray thaiiii.; for your blessed medi-
liicine, Lyuia cj- '
n am a vegeiauie
Compound. I wa3
!n a vrv had con-
Idition and had lost
two babies, one
nf mv ctofd friends
told me about Lydia
t.hl. fVnrtrvitind and
Lfipr T had taken
leight or ten bottles
I . nrnmBT. T kfllt
on taking it until my baby v was born
last month and we have had her chris
tened Lydia Elizabeth. I wish you to
publish my letter to benefitother women
who are suffering as I was." Mrs.
Ktherine Kurzbacker, 1086 Man
hattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Women who suffer from any feminine
ailment should not lose hope until they
have tried Lydia E Pinkham'sVegetable
Compound.
The many convincing testimonials
constantly published in the newspapers
ought to be proof enosgh for women
who suffer from those distressing ills
peculiar to their sex that LJia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ia the
medicine they need.
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BEHUH, Web. 2. A series ol tele.
RraniH alleged to Inive been sent In thf
early stttifes of ihe war by -the then
flerman Crown PVlJICe PVedcrtck to thn
emjieror, the Impotial chancellorj Itr
von U'tliMiann-M'tlltv i-k. Count Krnsl
von Reventtow, editorial writer of the
TaitoM-ZeitunK. and ethers, containing
eriticfattns ot men and events, in inib
llaned by tb ' i waertn.
In Kcltrn.tr , 1913. th' i
ia said by the newspape
wind t" the chaneellor. cXir''sairi;
dlaapprovaj of an adttojtal in Hie
North fl'rman Oataett diacuaalng iht
war alms. He also expresses disgust
with Professor Hans IWlbHieCk or the
University of rierlln. ami others
whom he designated as "recluae
idiots."
iVied III- Patlemi-
Delbruech espectaUy appears to have
tried sor.'tly the patience of the lih
perittl heir, who. under date of De
cm!er 2f, 1914, wired his father as
cat.... u-
Professor Delbrtieck of licrlin ha
Written an unheard-of article in the
Prussian yearttook in which he dis
plays the most vulgar and most un
patriotic sentiments. T urgently 1"'K
yon to remove this fellow from the
university. If he . has Influential
friends In hiaher c ivilian positions,
this circumstance does not alter the
case."
The Vttrwaerta extr'eses the belief
that Uelhrueek, whom the paper des
erll... s, "Hethm inn s Intellectual
a man who was pjnus in his devotion
to the HohenaoBanfa" will be sur
prised and amused when he learns of
the proposed -Christmas alft the cri wn
prince had in store for him five years
ago.
only One War im
in a maaaaifa to Revantlow the
crown prlnco eomttllmented the Pan
German editor for his rebuke to i;dl
tnr Zimmerman of the lyrital I'nzel
rer. who. early in 1915. ventured to
discuss war alms. That same da, the
Hohen7.olern scion telegraphed tf
August Scherl. owner of Ihe I,okal An.
zeiger. thus:
"I regret exceedingly thai your edi
tor. Zlmni'-rman, has hern allowed to
write sm h nonsense. All of us t0O
nizo onlv .,ne war aim: Down with
Kn gland.' "
The Vorwaerts states that l ne crown
nrlnce apparently inherited from his
.i ....u- ih. Mrlfht of icalt" but
also a ftmdness for telegraphing. The
palter concludes:
With such pleasantries this army
leader and dangler aflT petit.. , it,
MBnaed hlniartl i,. fotc Oh oaway.'"
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Onfe cleVer suite is now in pur
window. It comes in either
Walnut or Jacobean oak and in
William and Mary period. It
is nrarly like illustration but
has the fine double legs in aJJ
making the sinartest looking
tall ever in tliis large store.
W, C. CRAWFORD
Complete Home Furnisher
I
L 03 E. Q6urt St.
Phone 496
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