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P4ILT iait otmaomAM, ywrourroit, omioon, momdav gimitnia. may it, ioao
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Social
J ltltlK Ifl IIONORKU.
' on. r.iiiK affairs complimentary
to a recent bride who 1m rcniemlerc
here iix Mlm l;dnn Hlnt-er. the lv.it
land Journal hu the toltowtns note
Mr. and Men Robert Stiles (Mlty
lone FTnkert were host for a atatlffht.
ful tea Sunday afternoon at thelr.jsldod at the tea urns were Mrs. Stuart
home in North Twenty-second street. Moore of Hood HlVcr. Mrs. ENdon
honortnc Mrs. It.)bert Mctitnnls of Ta- j Furnish. Mrs. Elulae ftall Cook. Mrs.
coma, who was In the city oyer the Oeortte Hotchklss Street. Mrs1. Walter
week-end. TmIIiw In artistic arrange- liardwlck. Assisting; In serving and
mcnt attout the rocms were used for
decoration for the occaaion and as a
enterpleee for the dalnly tnhle where
urn sm sen mi. aiore man iuu mem-
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UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
Phone 1014, 475, 351
and Club
her of the musical and
clen of the city were
nrttatlo ctr-
Rin.mK the;
micsta who called to greet Mr. Mc
tllnnls, who was Ml.-w Kdim Water
prior to her recent marriage. The
imitra were from 4 o'clock to a.
At the tea hour those- who pre-
about the rooms were' the Misses
Ai ita Slater Velma McMuster, Jonnte
Hush. Honor Vounmon and Tolnle
v cat.
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Giving
Sale
of the year
WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
WAISTS AND SKIRTS
At wonderful reductions
Garments are all this season's styles
and in many instances are being sold be
low today's wholesale cost.
It will pay you to investigate
News
rur.tntr. the nfteroouh Walter llard-
wick ami the hostess. Mrs. stltes. samr
a group of selections. Miss Tolnle
West, who Is n native of Finland anil
who Is poaseased of a charming lyric
soprano voice, delighted the Bursts
with a group of songs In her native
tongue.
Oil Tuesday evening; Mrs. Meltintlls
was ..ft., in the -.iest t.f honor at a mora
informal function for Whloh M.rs.
stiles was hostess, when a group of
jelose friends spent a few deJIVhtful
hours toirether. Mrs. Fred (Haw and
j Mrs. Arthur I'errln suiyr during the
awning for the pleasure of the coni
pany.
TJl.ViilJAM SPUIN'OS OI'ICN.
Tlic springtime opening at Iling
ham took place yesterday and the at
tractive mountain resort was visited
by motor parties from a score of near
by towns, many of them from I'en
dleton. Anions guests of the. da
were:
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Williams. c E
Dupuls. M. K. Ilongland, li E. Ash
rendPton: L. I). Sharp.- ft. II. Mc
(ntyre, Athena; Karl Kulutt. Miss Ma
rie Vletchcr. nohbic Fletcher. 11. W.
Letcher, Pendleton; I.um Rhea, But
ter Creek; Roll Morrison. Adams:
fSeorge Clitlds, Pen Simonton, Pen
dleton; Frances I.iouallcii. Miss Max-
ine Elliot. Adams; C O. Crawford.
Iliehard Neil. Morris tlibson. Clifford
Compton. Victor McCormnck, L. 5
Lwis, "Wiima Womiek. J. smitli. Pen
dleton; cieo. Martin, E. L. Sponcc
Milton; O. II. McPherrln an'd wife.
Forrest Zerba. I .els Slarkstcli, Athe
na: J. It. McCook, Lois McCook. Ague
Dyer. Pendlolon; It. U Ila.vnard Mrs.
Itaynard. Weston: Dewey Anderson
and wife. Dorothy Pedwell, Mrs. Edna
Shoal. Charles S. Shoal. Miss nianclie
Swaggart. Tud Crablll. Ora Ilowdy-
sbell. Dumps Stlllman. J3. J. Murphy
and family. Koy Temple. Veva Cook.
Hazel Jenkins. Blanche Smoot. Virgil
I.undell, Jack Boggs. E. it. Ituckcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllliard Bond. Betty
Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Haley,
James Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bond, Mary Bond and Bobble Bond.
Mr. Campbell and family Mr. arid Mrs.
Brace. Harold Godeckc. Mrs. 8. Thomi.
son, Mrs. Hendrix and daughter. Mrs.
Harper, Paul Flnnell. Mr. and Mrs.
George. Ferguson and son. Mr. Tubbs
and family. Francis Greulich, James
Simmons, Lou Magee, Miss Johnston.
Ruth Prncbatel. Alice Flnnell, Charles
Miller and wife. Fred Scarccy and
wife. James Hall and wife. Pendleton.;
H. C. Lemm. Athena: Mrs. T. A. Se-
llg. Pendleton; Mrs. L. E. Brannon,
La Grande; Rachel Kirk Patrick, Pen
dleton: Tex Smith, Pendleton; Rulcn
Hmith, Weston; Floyd Hall. Pendleton,
Miss Mcitroom, Miss Mable Johnson.
J. B. Simonton and family, Mrs. R,
Pickering and family; Mrs. M. R.
Pickering. Miss Pickering. Pendleton.
MACCABEES WILL MEET.
For 2 o'clock- tomorrow is scheduled
a meeting of the l,ady Muccubees. It
Is to be held in Eable-W'oddman hail
and will include transaction of im
portant business, which will bo fol
lowed by a "surprise."
IS GUEST OF PARENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Keys arc wel
coming as their house guest, their
daughter, Mrs. II. C. Sanders of Port
land, who. accompanied by her little
son. Willard 'M. Sanders, arrived yes
terday for a fortnights visit in Pep
dleton.
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TO 11KAK (rALdI
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea H. Johns plan
to leave tomorrow- 'evening for Port
land where they will enjoy the Uftlll
Curcl concert on her return visit there
Wednesday. Mr. and Mm Johru will
C ITT THIS OCT
IT IS WOKTII MOXKY
Cut out this slip, enclose with 3' and
mail It to Foley & To.. 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chlgaco, III., writing your name
and address clearly. You w ill receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs
eilet and croup; Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back: Rheuma
ttsnt, backache, kidney and bladder
ailmentjs: and Foley Cathartic TaMeta.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleana
insr cathartie. for constipation, bilious
nci. headache, and sluggish bowels.
Mil's CREDIT
Ticrunoif 'in, i,mi
Backache, lame and stiff muncler
and rheumatic palm? are often symp-.
tome of deranged kidneys. "T had
weak bladder, bad kidneys and liver."
writes Willie Carter. Iuxar, Pa. "I
could not sleep well and my back
pained me awful. 1 had a dizzy feel
ing In the morning. Since taking
Foley Kidney P111 f have been reliev
ed of ail such ailments." They rid the
system of the poisonous acids that
cause aches and pains. Sold Every
wharea SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
- AND DARKENS HAIR
' '
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
So Naturally that No
body can Tell.
Tou can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and luatroua ulmoat over
night rf you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's
! Hage and .Sulphur Compound" at any
S drug store. Millions of bottle of this
g old famoua Bage Tea Tteclpc, iinproytd
3; by the addition of other Ingredlenta.
S are (old annually, aaya a well-known
fdruggiat here because It darkena the
hair aon naturally and evenly that oo
g on can tell It baa been applied. .
S Those whose hair la turning gray or
S becoming faded have a surprise awalt
S lng them, because after one or two
S applications the gray hair vanishes
S and your locks become luxuriantly
S dark and beautiful.
S This la tho a of youth. Cray
S haired, unattractive folks aren't
S titer arojnd, so get busy with
2 Wyeth'a Cage and Sulphur Compound
3 to-ntght and you'll be delighted with
S your dark, handsome hair and your
S ' youthful appearance within a few
spend tho remainder of (he week With
relatives mid friends, returning home
Sunday.
MRS JOHNSON IS OUKsT.
Mrs. 8. F. Johnson and son. Slier
nan Johnson, of Salt Lake, are guests
it tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
t'ennlon. Mra. Johnson Is Mrs. Iten.
Ion's slater.
wktCyME I A BY DAIGIITER
air. anil airs, i-sui ciuikhih ui mw
Lllleth street uro being congratulated
upon the birth of a daughter Which
irrlted yesterday at the home of Mra
lailla Tivvlor. on Arc street. The wee
maid haa been named Olorbi June.
Una weighs six and ono half pounds.
BIRTHDAY IS Old, Hill RATED
Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hanscom was the arena Saturday
evening of a delightful affair which
marked tho birthday anniversary of
Mr, Hanscom. A party of friends mo
tored out for tho evening, enjoying
gamed and card-s during tho earlier
hours and later, an informal supper.
Tho guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Hanscom, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Reos, Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Struve. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Cresawell, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Marly, Mrs. Anna Furnish, Mrs.
Paul Jone.s, Mlsa Ine-i (Tutf, Miss
tJeorgla Fletcher, Miss Kathryn Fur
nish, MLs Evelyn Strove. Hoy Fur
nish and William IfansCoui.
MISS BERNARD IS C.t'EST
Miss Catherine Bernard, of Spokane
is In Pendleton vhdtlng Mlsa Rose Ross
and Miss Mynle Rosa, with whom sha
attended the New Tork School of
Music and Art. Miss Bernard la a tal
ented musician and is composing the
music and words of tivo sOinga which
ire soon to be published. She arrtveu
here Saturday ajid will return to Spo
l.ane on Wednoraay.
HAPTEP. WILL Vlfc'IT
Members of Rualico Chapter, o. E.
S. jire antldpatlffg an event of Wed
nesday evening wrhen 'thev have been
asked to be guoet of McKen-rie Chap
ter of Athena- The local folk will mo
tor to: the neighboring city for the af
fair. KNJOY DAY'fl OUTINO
A picnicking party composed of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simonton, Mr. ana
Mm, It Camp pel I, Mr. and Mm Jock
Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. William
f.rack motored to Uingham Springs
yesterday to spend tho day.
W-Jl.t,
Mr,
BXTKRTAIX Clil'l!
and Mrs. alter Cresawell are i
to bo hosts Thursday evening for
meeting of the Fortnightly Ilrldse
Club, Us members bein-5 asked to their
home on Madison street.
MttS. M KAN'S IS (lUEitl
Mrs. Arthur O. Means and little stm
Arthur, Jr.. are guests In Pendleton
to day from there home In Vale they
having accompanied Mr. Means tvho Is
attending the convention of commer
cial secretaries'.
T0K10 GOVERNMENT
SCORES VOTE VICTORY
- (I'y United Press.)
TOKIO, May IT. The government
-cored a victory in parliamentary elec
lons. gaining a majority In the diet.
UKIAH YOUTH IS ILL
WITH TYPHOID FEVER
(ICast Oregonian Special.)
UKIAH, May I J. Fred Castool ana
wife were called to snlcm in re
tponse to a mcss:igo telling them of
the serious nines:- of their son Delbert
I'li'i is attending school there. He is
II with typhoid rover.
John Wolf left Tuesday for Pitts
burg, Pcnnnylvaiila to be u 1th his sis
ter, who Is dangerously HI.
Dr. DeVaul was called to Uklah
Wednesday to visit Cmirlay Ilynd,
M'ho is ill at his home four miles east
of toivn.
Ifcncry LAZlnka Sr., and Henry Jr..
came in Monday, going on to the La-
lnka ranch for a few days on busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kottlncier of Alba.
were business visitora In Uhlah Mon
lay.
Mlsa Forrost of Pendleton, came In
on the stage Monday evening and re
malned Tuesday, working in behalf
of the Salvation Army. The people
of Uklah and vicinity responded lib
erally, as they always do on like oc
casions. Arthur Mcltobcrts made a business
trip to Pilot BocR and back Auesday.
After visiting a week In Ukiah with
relatives and friends, Mrs. Alia Chll-
ton returned Saturday to her home on
Bridge creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger return
ed Saturday to the tiazlnka ranch to
remain during the summer, after
spending the winter near Nye.
Arthur Fulter of Hermiston was in
Uklah a few day-s on buslnoes, the first
of the week.
Miss Hckn Mcehgs, who has been
ttscltlng school during the winter near
Pilot Rock, has finished tho term and
returned home Monday.
The flnl examinations were taken
Thursday and Friday, which closed
:he Ukiah school. There are nine
eighth grade pupMs taking tho exami
nation. A free dance was given Satur
day night by Volly Peterson In honor
it tho school children, who have done
excellent work during the school year.
Mra Ida Russell and Miss Helen De-
VaUl of Pilot Rock, were calling on
friends in Uklah for a few hours Wed
nesday. Louis Johnson, who was called to
Freewatcr a short time ago on account
of the serious illness of hia three year
old son, returned to Uklah Wednesday
evening and reports the little one well
on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slaughter and
daughter. Mrs. Tannler, left Friday
for Drewsey. Oregon, to work on a
large stock farm.
Floyd Martin left Wednesday rer
Pendleton, where he has employment
with Penland Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huston, moved
back to their ranch Wedensday after
spending the winter In town.
HHMillWli
WE OFF ER THE MOST PHENOMENAL
BARGAINS DURING OUR
Stock
COATS
NOW AT $19.75, $24.75 and $34.75
Every good style and material included.
SUITS
AT ONE HALF PRICE
A few at. less than half.
DRESSES
Beautiful Taffeta, Georgette and Tricolette at
$17.50, $25.00 AND UP.
GRADUATION DRESSES
Real daintv and youthful styles in Organdie and Swiss,.
PRICED $19,50, $22.50 and $25.00
MlilllW
Irer. farm Thursday and no vera 1 othor
families who were here for the school
will move back to their homes soon ror
the summer.
and Mrs. Wood Glbbs and
daughter Tressa leavo Monday for
Vancouver, to make It their perman
ent home. Mr, and Mrs. .ibbs havo
made Uklah their home for a num
ber of years and have a host of friends
here who regret their going but wish
them well In their new home. Mr.
CHhbs will hove employment In the
shipyards where his brother. Warren,
has employment.
'Mrs. Fayette Mettle and Miss Marie
Mettle, were In town Thursday shop
ping.
i Mrs. Maggie Walker, Mrs. Fannie
Ujvcla-nil. and Mrs. Utile Plant left
jThursday for- their home near Dale.
. Fred Stclwer and J. J. Chlsholm of
' Pendleton and. several vicious looking
bear dogs, spent several daVs last
week at the Dazinko, ranch hunting
bear.
Spring seeding Is In full blast ana
with ideal weather, which now pre
vails, everything seems favorable for
Ih.t farmer.
Ocorge Caldwell left Tuesday for
Bridge creek to assist In the spring
fa ruling on the Bond ranch.
Mrs. William Mecngs returned
from Pendleton Monday
ESCAPED AN
OPERATION
Br Taking Lrdia E. Pinkham'n
Vegetable Compound. Many
Such Case.
I'airo, III. "Some time ago 1 sot rr
bad with female trouble that I though!
1 tiouli! have to Ik
operated on. I ni l
a bad displacement. I
My right side would i
pain me and I was
so 'nervous I could
not' hold a glass ot
water. Many times
I would have to stop
my work and sit
down or I would fall
on the floor in a
faint. I consulted I
several doctors and
every one told me the same but I kept
fighting to keep from having the opera
tion. I had read so many times ol hydia
K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it helped my sister so 1 began taking
I have never felt better than I hi
it.
are
since then and I keep house and am ablf
to do all my work. The Vegetah'e Com
pound is certainly one grand medicine."
Mrs. J. R. Matthews, 3311 Sycamore
Street, Cairo, 111-
Of course there are many serious cases
that only a surgical operation will re
lieve. We freely acknowledge this, bnt
the above letter, had many others like it,
amply prove that many operations are
recommended when medicine in many
eases is all "that is needed. '
If you want special advice write to
f.vdia K. Pinkham Medicine Co. (conn
denttali, Lynn. Mass
3
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SJD5PJ3!
Why suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre?
p. G. C. preparation for goitre bss bene
fited maar.
Whr par K.eral hundred dollar, lot sa
operation to remove a solire when O.G.C
can be obtained lor such cornpsraii.elr
small expenditure?
O.G.C. when properly sppiied si.es sstis
lactonr results, or rout raoner will be
refunded. OOP I. mU aiwi :i
. Write lor booklet.
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Clyde and Wulter Jfclmh'k Ic,ft n
fcw days ago for their ranches over
south, to finish their spring seeding,
j Hainan Prairie is now looking fine
with stock of all kinds thriving, ltoads
are getting good and aulos are corn
ing and going over the mountain dally.
lieu Case of Dale was In Uklah Fri
day night. He came over to move his
fartilly back to the farm at tho close
of tho school. They left Saturday
morning for tho farm.
Oscar Itllbcrt of Itrldge creek, met
with a painful accident a few days
ago while holi'lng to brand cult lo. lie
was using a horse In throw the cat
tle and the laligo broke. lie was
thrown violently to the ground, strik
ing on Ins shoulder, which has dis
abled hliu for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allison left
FrWay Tor rtrldce creek for a few
days' visit with Mrs. Allison's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mecngs.
G
Tlii3 Dlnlng-Room
Floor An Appetizer
Many n otherwise attrac
tive dining-room is spoiled
by t'ae floor. It may have
lieea well enough to tart
with perhaps a painted or
prh. hed ooi Boor. But
elidiDr i li.'irs and scuffling
feet have left the surface
iJuE and scratched. Afloor of
Armstrong's
Linoleum
in the dining-room is far
durable than juiioied
wood
to c
clean and
perfi
sanitary.
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1 purse.
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Furniture
Company
10.3 E. Court St.
Phone Phone
496 496
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