East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, February 13, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PBWDLETOH, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1020. YEN PAGES Social a. J. H MontMomery ... gra- h..... Re. In. when -he talned with .. lunchron .1 her ence .... Mount Tabor. In oni frill of Mra. J. I McXaueM of Hermtet..u. Or , who i ill- Km i her daughter, I Urtx Waiter . , w'n'i . .rH r- Mm Mnar.l .:.! iitiJ Hummer. At in Me l at rlnit bl'asoins, were seiiti Nought Mi Hummer, M Geary, Mr. Cyrus l..l.h. Mra He! Honevnu Iji.I.I Mi' .....1 M "SI. Valentine ' he;. I swa Just IK When J.. 111. s li lu.aler. Cevil Carl Kngdahl. Sal J- Kimball. H. .len.nl. tllen K. Stone. Uov K Pie .id Karl Thoiniiji.il were he one of the most dcliahtf.il da parlies Prndleton folk have en Yellow Mustard For Rheumatism A irnod hot mustard platter or poul tice la rretty fure to overcome m.t rheumatic pains and even sciatica and at but Us a iay affair and lerally blisters. Heat Is abso- ly necessary if i want prman- ?nt relief. M ustarine, of true mustard P.ec s made yellow K I t h other pain reliev ing Ingredients added la just aa hot. Is cheaper, cleaner and more effective than the old fashioned poultice or plas ter and cannot blister. Besides rheu matic pains and swellings Begy's Mustarine is speedily effective for lumbago, backache, neuritis, pleurisy, bronchitis, sore throat chest, colds and all aches and pains because heat eases pain 30 and 60 cents at druggists or by mail. S. C. Wells & Co., Leltoy X. T. iiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiui UUi lit tlto Yellow Box. HOPF-S UPSTAIRS GARMENT SHOP s SPORT SKIRTS ACCEPT THEIR POPULARITY Their attractiveness is sufficient excuse for their existence in every woman's wardrobe, but they are practical as well. STRIPES and PLAIDS are in high favor, while pleated, plain or draped models afford op portunitv for individual expression. LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW GAR MENTS that arc arriving daily. 5 IND FlOOR TAYLOR BLIHS. nilUIIIUlllMlillllllllllllllllllllllllltltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliT Roiled oats, rolled barley, rye, wheat, scratch food, eggmash, for sale in ton, sack and car load lots. Umatil la Flour & Grain Co., phones 351 or L041. Umatilla Flour & Grain Co. Peadletoa, Oregon. and Personal ltl m It. .harmtimly .Oh at u-e must have IWM i-y tor Uun CHM to l- hold. ir m-mi fantastic, mlled ami flaa .r -decked valentine lined the - ' '' " profusion i.l i.rigni iii-i-iiii ... tts'n.u in a lattice work frlene. Ureal - iHi.tki." utTe opened against 'he wall.- Rlvlnn .lancers a glimpse nvs where sonnels the ! little low- been l-enneU b: he immense heart banked the cen e toot roller while CUPM Images rred a.r.Iy nearby, and hearts and ts Batata were outlined beneath Ra ire .lance was introduced. two wee and dainty lassies. Miss Jan ei lat r-Vnlaine and Miss Margaret Snyder, apepared with great baskets of brilliant cap favors. I'un.'h was dispensed from an arch- r: .ko" Matt) cauttht the eye of the 1 dancers . Scores of Tn to the farthest corner, additional guests enjoyed an veninu in the lialcony and iljoininfi alcove a buffet sup rcd durlns the final hours. hours for which Mrs. Ken- b. ste toni have been extended from 2 until E .. cK.. k. w hen friends of Mrs. E. T. :. are bidden to call at the Mo 1;ae home. The reception is planned as an "adieu"' to Mrs. Avlson who with I her husband is soon to leave for Ore- con City to live. rno Avisons came to Pendleton more than three years ago and during their residence here have endeared themselves to a host of friends who will sincerely regret their departure. I iflfce Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matthison It ft today for a few dai s stay In Seat tle. They expect to return to Pendle ton on Wednesday. Mr. Matthison is head miller at the H. W. Collins mill, and he. with Mrs. Matthison, came to Pendleton recently. Mr.-" W. A. Rhodes. Mrs. B. F. Trom ley and Mrs. J. E. Elkins left today i No. i: for a visit in Portland. The Jewel Club will tomorrow even ing enjoy a tlancinR party in Eaffle Woodman hall, the event resuming the club series. Members ol the choir of the Presby rian church, their wives or hus iinds. and a few additional friends en .yed a delightful 6:30 o'clock dinner iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiiy. Sj SI 35 i last eve. .In.; when the Ijidlca Aid So ciety entertained for their pleasure In the church reception room. Potted luo.sst.ni in sna.ies of brilliant Hold and rose I ncd tables where oners were laid for 45. In charge of the uf- talr wire Mis. feebler. Mrs. Thomas Hampton mill Mrs. A, Thomas and as sisting them In serving1 were Mrs. Twnchell and Mra. Pickering. ''ie-ts other than included in the choir list Included Ray, and Mra. J. .. ...... ,s Morgan, Miss Catherine Mor gan, Rev, J. M. Cornellaon iind Carl Carlson. Also bidden to share the event were Mr. and Mrs. S. H. For haw, itie latter leader of the choir. His Anna Heard, organist, Mr. und Mrs. Ceorge Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Hatch, Mr. und Mrs. H. u Hluhm. Mr. and Mrs. J. B, McCook; Dr. and Mrs. David H. Hill. Mr. ami Mra, Clarence Penland. Mr. and Mrs 'J. U Iteese. Miss Helen Raymond, Mrs. Clare Edwards. Donald Iteese. Totlie Lain. Wihlnia Wade Mamie llartnett. Marie PahL Frieda Pahl. Katharine Hlnhm. Margaret Bluhm. Kalph MeCulley. Archie Twltchell. ;Kred Peebler. Louis Frankun and : Ilaphael Itaymond. i Mrs. Emll DohnaH extended charm Inc hospitality yesterday when mem bers of the laivender Club and a few additional friends were guests at her home. Ill stonewall Jackson street. A short business session preceded an impromptu but enjoyable program and merry diversion was found In a guessing contest in which the hostess captured honors. A dainty luncheon completed the afternoon. Ouosts other tl an rlnb members were Mrs. Alex MucKenzle, Mrs. Hrady Howdyshell and Mrs Carrie Huckstcd. Mrs. a. W. Itugg will leave on No. It for Portland tonight in response to a telegram received today telling of the illness of her daughter. Mrs. i-iat j.ishop and her small daughtei Genevieve. Mrs. A. Thomas is entertaining Miss Hilda Anderson and Miss Pearl Tay lor, both of La Orande, who are in Pendleton for the week-end to attend the convention of Christian Endeavor delegates. Friends of Mrs. J. C. Woodworth will be elad to learn that she is con valescing satisfactorily fater a severe attack of influenza which has con- , fined her to her home for the past several days. Among out of town guests who were S m i-endelton last evening for the H dancing party in EagJe-Woodman hall were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McEwcn. Miss Telle Melntyre and Miss Laura S Mclntyre of Athena were guests in S I'endelton last eenins at the dancinff S.Uarty In Eagle-Woodman hallh. SSj Miss Edith I.owrey of Portland, ar 35; rived Wednesday and is to spend the 35; week in Pendleton as the house guest 55 of Mrs. Cecil Cosper. 55 Miss Pearlie Rankin went to Port 55 land last evening for a short visit. Tom Hughes, representative of the jBushong Co., is here today from Port 35 j land. 35 C. W. Paulus. cashier of the First 55) Hank of Pilot Rock, was in the city SS-last evening. 5 j Fred Moes, cashier of the Bank of 35 Helix, spent Thursday evening In Pen S.dleton. 5( H. L. Markus, of Portland, arrived 33, here today on a short business trip. 35 j Mr. and Mrs., Joe D. Kimery, of 55 i Echo, are in the city. 35 H. M. Atkins of Enterprise, is here si ! today. 5 j ,. K. Queenan of Echo, is here to 53 1 day. 35 Ora Zehner of Condon is in Pen- 35 dleton. ; S Georsc Post of Seattle, is in the IE cfty. -5 H. f. Brown of Seattle, Is a Pendle 35 ton business visitor. 55' Lester Bolln and George Xess, well 'known Ukiah men, are in the city. 55 j Louis Bramet of Wallowa, is here today. 51 C. E. Hensler is here from Hermis Sjton today. 35 ! c. I Slack ttf Chicago, is in the city 55 , lodsy. F. O. Relllnff, of Haines, is in the city. GOURMAND HAS NO REDRESS ON PROFITEER VIE.N'XT, Feb. 12. A foarmand has no redress against a profiteer, accord ing to a decision handed down here. K. Z tin merman n, government official charged profiteering against a restau rant, but hearing that he ordered soup, roast beef, roast veal; a pork chop, half a pheasant, a quarter of a fowl two sausages with sauerkraut, three apple tarts and a fig pudding, tha judge dismissed the case. FORMER RESIDENT IS LAID TO REST HERE Ftev. A. L. Thoroughman. aserl 68, formerly of Pendleton, was hurled I here yesterday, with President H. S. ! Khang-le. of Columbia College and Kev. ; It. K. tlornall, pastor of the Methodist ! ehurch. officiating. The body was laid t, rest in a grave beside that of Mrs. I Th'ironghmen. -who died 10 years ago. I Rev. Thoroughman was born August 7, H52. near Terre Haute, Indiana I He Joined the Southern Methodist Church In Pendleton some 27, years ago and later began his ministry In this county. He became prominent In his church work and was pastor in .Spokane. Walla Walla and other lin- portent charges in the northwest and j was presiding Klder over a period of 'ten years In Oregon. Washington. Ii'eho and Montana. In 1914 he was1 delegate to the Oeneral Conference of j his church, and has always ooeupled a high place In the confidence and M'NIIKAMS THE MORN. lira, Py Frank I.. Stanton. Our INirt. We'll toll till we tire, whilst bllaaard-wlnda roil We'll "keep up the fire." Hut, Lord, send the coul! Work Hrfore t.raoc Keep the road, and don't let troubles rile The man thut's In the race to be a winner; And ou that want to see the country smile. And you that want to see the country smile. Just do your best to ting the bell for dinner! Word I'roin Itr'er Will.iints. Iion't worry "bout when an' keep holt er de bosses so's de wanon'll make de turn without spllliu' you in de bricrputch. i l'.it'. We do our best For to think we're blest When lea takes earth and sky; If we ain't nil froze. 'Fore the winter goes. We'll melt In a red July. Copyrighted. 192U. East Uro gonlan Pub. Co. Hon as well as those cf ether churches. lleV.. ThunilliThmiin tiau haM Ir. Ing health for some months and died at the College Dace Sanatarlum last Monday night. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at Walla Walla, by Pre ident Shangle. Other ministers who took part were Dr. W. R. Ttcese, Itov. A. j. starmcr of Weston, Rev, O. P. Cuppage of Walla Walla and Dr. Jones, District Superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss Anna Cent pt on sang and Miss Ltda Saunders presided at the piano. The decoration of the Marvin Memorial Church wher the services were held were beautiful and many lovely floral ! tributes were an evidence of the high appreciation in which he was held by his numerous friends. Mrs. Charles T. Ooodsell, of Spo kane, a niece of Hev. Thon ughmnn, and Mr. fioodsHl, W. A. Leathers, of Hermiston. a nephew, and Mrs. Leath ers, accompained the body to Pendle ton from Walla Walla. COLDS Head or chest are best treated "externally" with VICRS YAP0R1 '"OUP Ron-vr 30-- 60s.il.20 Trained Nurse Advises People 'I was a great sufferer of stomach and liver trouble and cannot say 1 enough in praise of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, It has done so much for me and I am recommending it to other sufferers. I was a trained nurse in Marine and other hospitals years ago, therefore many come to me for advice. ! 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Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let It penetrate through every air passage of the head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane, and relief comes instantly. ft is just -what every cold and cat arrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuf- fed-up and miserable., gTaWsaTisT Eat less met of you feel Back- achy or have Bladder trouble. Meat forms uric acid which excites IHj and overworks the kidneys in their j efforts to filter It from the system. 3 Regular eaters of meat must llusn the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your j bowels; removing all the acids, waste j and poison, else you feel a dull misery j in the kidney region, sharp pains in j the back or sick headache, dizziness, j your stomach sours, tongue is coated j and when the weather is had you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is ; cloudy, full of sediment: the channel j often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the niiiht. To neutralize, these irritating ariols and flush off the body's urinous waste i get about four ounces of , .Tad S;ilts from any pharmacy; take a table- ; spoonful in a glass of water before ' breakfast for a ffw dayR and your kid- ' r.ey wil tlhen act fine and bladder dl orders tils appear. This famous salts is made from the arid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to gj; clean and Stimulate sluggish kidney- H and stop bladder irritation. .l id Sails s is Inexpensive harmless and makes a s delightful effervescent llthla-water drink which millions of men and women take now and then thus avoid ing serious kidney and bladder dis You? earning power when ir rainSy.s made sure PEFJLFX SLICKER look tor the Keflix A.J. Towee Co BstabUhI IBJii Boston. Moss JUglicr Hank. "Wonder why that newly captain salutes his wife?' "She underwent u major operation! while he was away." Stars and Stripes. 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DR. W. H. REYNOLDS t'hlropractir Nerve KH-(all.st. Rooms 1 and 2 Inland Kmpire Bank DlilR. Telephone 1018 Mrs. 10-12 a. in. 1:30-5 p. m. DR. THOMAS C. OMART Dentist Km: 9 m. to 12: 1 to 6 p. tn. II,rne r.f)7 743 Main Street, Over tlio Hub Pendleton, Oregon Arrivals in aa Tha Paris H. S. McKENZIE. M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office : 10-11-12 Belts Building Pendleton, Ore. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee r-hronle anil Nervous Disease anil Diseases of Women. X-Kay Elentrfl Therapeutics. Temnle nidit. ltoom 12 IMione 1 11 "liJliniiiMrgfm teem of ihe people of his ilenomin.i- eases.