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TWRLVK PACKS TWELVE PAGES DAW AST uHK'ioNiAN, PfcNUL! KH ORKOOK, TO ' TUV . Ai'rU). 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1920. PA (IE SIX Social and Club News MRVW To rVlands of now Mm. It"? In the arrlvnl in iv-ndleton to make their home. The iviijEK-irt. Reck' have been living at Cannon ejoicing beach hut expect to remain here In Backer definitely. They are at present guests These little Albanian youngsters, who applied at Ked Cross nMdouarters for clean clothes, arc engaged. That's the way th Albanians do it. The bridegroom-to-e is five years old and his wife-to-be is a bit younger. When they reach 15 years or age sno will be his honored "first wife." Later, If the husband needs more help about his farm be can b ly a second and even a third wife. One wife costs two goats and one tank nder the 1S20 price. The "nav goes t the wlfe- father. HOP!" 2975 New Spring Coats Specially Priced This Week VALUES TO $37.50 Just about 20 coats in the lot, com prising the season's most favored shades af Tan, Pekin Blue, Copen Blue, Rookie, etc. Materials are Velour, Silvertone, Heathertone and Tinseltone Cloths. These coats are half lined with fancy lining. Values taken from our regular Uock and ranging up to $37.50. SPECIAL THIS WEEK, $29.75 Dther Coats at $35, $37.50, $49.50 and up to $87.50 OVER TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. 2ND FLOOR OREGON THEATRE, ONE NIGNT ONLY, SUNDAY APRIL 18TH Tin- I" Show "f the World. Don't Msgs It! Sec .JiRRs Alive Then Try to Stop lillMglilnr. !t Can't lie Dose.. 30 People. GEORGE M'MAMllS' CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDY BRINGING P FATHERsoairr HEW PUT HEW SONGS. HEW COSTUMES. A BUNCH OF PRETTY 6IR U FUHNy COMED1AMS Prices 75e. XI. on S1.50. Xow xllili at Wendt's I'aint Store Oats, Barley, Alfalfa Hay, Willamette Valley Hay, Wheat Hay, Straw, Timo thy Hay. Umatilla flour & Grain Go. Phone 1011, 475, 351. a: the homo of Mrs, Hooker's' undo ar.tl aunt, Mr. and M.n. Carl 8. Wheel er. PHOENIX CLUB KNTKR.TAINS The ball room of the Rrtstern Oregon State hospital, f&xy in Japanese adorn mean, presented a charming foil Sal urtlay evening for a dancing party for which the RirLs of the Phoenix Club were h.stt.stv. FarafolM, glowing lanterns and vivid streamers decked the treat room and a leap year motif, supplemented by feature dances, marked the affair. Patronessen for the event were Mrs. I,, lv Idleman, Mrs. J. Clarke, Mrs. Wilka. Mr. J. Snow, Mrs. V. Minis, Mrs, V. D. Humphrey, Mrs. I-Minunds, Mrs. Kirtley. Mrs. ft. W. Fletcher, Mrs. Temple. Mrs. Peebler, Mrs. P. J. Mc Momes. Mrs. V. r. McNary, tnd Mrs. Gh V. Phelps, while the list of hos tesses included Miss Helen Idleman, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Mary Wilks, Miss Ruth Snow, Miss Iluth Mini is. Miss Marguerite Humphrey, Miss Bar bara ICd mu nds, M Lss J osepht ne Kirt -l , MH Gv ' rganna Fletcher, Miss Marie Temple, Miss Catherine Or.iiul- h ol m, M iss Al bert a M c M on i es, 1 1 i.sa Marjorie McMonies, Miss Catherine McXary and Miss G-enevieve Phelps. ENTERTAIN WITH BRIDGE. Premiere among events of this aft ernoon is a bridge tea for which Mrs. J. C. Snow and Mrs. J. K. Thompson are hostesses. Their guests are being entertained at the home of Mrs, Snow. ftl!8S PARLKT HOSTESS. Tlie hoodoo "13" proved altogether lucky last evening when Miss Sybil Farley entertained the K. K. K. with a cost ii me party her guests being asked to the Farley home at 110 I-tn coin street. iatnes and music pre ceded the serving of a dainty supper. and In n peanut hunt Miss Edna Herker and Miss Vida Staggs. won first and second trophies. Adjourning to the dining room, the guests found places at a table centered by bright daffodils and stationed beneath a can opy of yellow streamers. The meeting was one of the most delightful the club has enjoyed and the party in clud besides the hostess Miss Staggs. Miss Sophia Fikan. Miss Alma Rohr man. Miss Iva Michael, Miss Nola Childreth, Miss Jeanette JacV Miss Thelma Childreth. Miss Emily Mc Broom, Miss Margaret Joerger, Mist? Tired Feei? Attend to it now. Put Turpo, the only Turpentine ointment, in the nos trils, also on forehead, nose, throat and chest. Rub in well. TURPOjH TW1 TUBE! mint QtMTMtMT JHW 1. economy nunc m. With Fingers! Corns Lift Out rYeczone Is Magic! Corns ami Cal luses Jjft Right Off meant Hurt u Bit. Becker. Miss Elisabeth Joerger, and J Mrs. William Pierce. 'DKllllKK STAFF WILL MKKT Officers ami members of the legrce Staff of the Degree of Honor will meet tomorrow aftrnoon In Moose hall at 2: SO o'clock for practice, livery mem i ber la Invited to be present ns a sur- prise is in store for each one. For the j following Wednesday la scheduled the regular social session of the lodge ana for the occasion Mrs. Luolle McFar land, captain No. 3 and her division will entertain. SONG CYCLE TONIOHT. For 8; IS this evening is scheduled the recital In which Mrs. S. H. Ker shaw will present four of her aa- ..-u4 n..nil. i., vnln. AMalwfed bv Mrs. Charles Heard, "Clyde Phillips and Karl Fleishman. The event la to tune place In the Presbyterian church and Is complimentary to the public. The program is arranged as fol- Tn Murine Oounod The Lotus Flower Schumann Sunlight Walts Song Ware Miss Mary Wilkes The Night Has a Thousand Eyes. . . Foote Yesterday and Today Spross Hindu Slumber Song Ware Blossoming Time Ncedham Miss Lillian Oulley Morning of the Year Cadman Mrs. Krnest McNeely. soprano Mrs. Raymond Hatch, contralto. Mr. Phillips, tenor. Mr Fleishman, baritone. Mrs. Heard, accompanulst. The song cycle is Cadman's Inter pretation of the early months. March. April and May. Tart one deals with March and April, while the final part is devoted to May. CI.T'n PRESIDENT IS COMINO. Word was received today by Mrs. E. T. Wade, president of the Woman's Club, that Mrs. Ida 11. Callahan, pres ident of the'State Federation of Wom en's Clubs will he in Pendleton to meet the local ladles on Monday. April 26. Details of the meeting and Mrs. Callahan's entertainment are be ing arranged. VISIT FROM TACOMA. Mrs. James Payne is welcoming as house guests Mrs. E. I. Richardson and Mrs. I.. D. Walters, sisters, who formerly resided here and who are visiting from their homes in Taro ma, Mrs. Richardson was formerly Mrs. Eiter Nell and Mrs. Walters will be remembered as Miss N'etu NL BACHELOR OIRLS ENTERTAIN. The home of Miss Luclle Saling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sal ingli was the scene Saturday evening f a merry affair when the Girls' Bachelor club entertained with a leap .i nnrtv. PaMel colored streamers supporting gay butterflies fluttered overhead ana two uug pialds. Doris Tlraham and Mildred Harvey dispensed punch to the danc ers. In the party were ..nn, .......... Saling. Miss Mildred Ilowman, -miss -i. i,,, iiuH violet Dunn. Miss Thelma Bloom. Miss Thelma Dupuis, Miss Reta Ferguson. Miss vasnti nos kins. Miss Meda Gillette. Miss Ileulah Spencer. Miss Esther Earle. -miss -:mily Dohnert. Miss nose. u. Dan Clmiittnn. Jo?m Saunders, Theo- ., t,. kn tnhn CrdW Allan Ko! - uon p., .".n'. rtotand Morrison, Clyde Whit- ( more. Jens Torgennon. -Tuoen .-nro. ,-,,. ,w . Merle Wllliweii, I ru , Sloop and Vernon Davis of Echo. BIBLE CIRCLE WILL MEET. The IJible Reading circle win m-.i tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the committee room of the county library. CARD PARTY SCHEDULED. Mrs. M. Joerger, Mrs. V, Stroble. ., um c.i,n .,nd Mrs. J. H. Luck will sponsor a card party which is to he Biveii tomorrow uriiier me uOJ,in of the Catholic Ladies Guild. The af fair is to be held in the Is-nlgnts oi .o lumbus hail beginning at 8 o'clock and will be one of a series which has proved enjoyable. I'S t THE THOMAS SHOP IIIIIIIIIIII lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Phenomenal Sale of HIGH GRADE SUITS At $35, $45, $55, $65 and $75. Designed to sell at much higher Prices. Comparison Especially Invited Tricotine, Poiret Twill and Serge. The very newest developed with discriminating care and exactness. Every phase of the newer vogue accentuated by original ap plications. Ripple and tailored styles. Braid and button trimmed and effective embroidered models. y Hi! N EURALGIA or Headache - rub the forehead and temples with VICRS VAP0R1 YOUR BOOYOUARO " - 30'. 00 l 20 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Three furnished rooms, no children 206 Tusttn St. A SPRINGTIME CAPE j A few centa buys a tiny bottle of ! the ma1s Freefone at any drns store. ; Apply a few drops of Freezone upon ; a tender, aching com or a callus. In : stantly that troublesome corn or callus j stops hurting, then shortly you lift it j out, root and all, without any pain, ; soreness or irritation. These little bot ; ties of Fteezohe contain Just enough j to rid the feet of every hard corn, soft ' corn, corn between the toes and the calluses on bottom of feet. So easy! So simple. Why wait? Xo humbug! Loves Her Cows and Chickens Again "r have had stomach trouble for twenty years and for the past year have eaten nothing but stale bread i and drank hot water. Was too weak to do any kiwi of work. Six week ! agi I took the first dose of Mayr's ! Wonderful Remedy and am now doing ! all my housework besides looking aft ! er my chickens and milking two cows j every day. Mine has been a wonder- fui recovery." 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