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Social and Club News
TEA 18 DRUOHTFiru
The KtHtrtoim rooms o' the I- L.
I.oT"inme on North Main strict
ere filled yKterday with scores of
matrons and malnX nicmlirm and
friend of the Prwhytprlan church,
who allendcd (he annual missionary
octet? tea. Hostesses for the 1920
event were Mrs. ROT. Mr. S. U.
Thompson, Mm. Pavld Hill. Mm V.
N. Matlock, Mrs. Horace Mann, Mrs.
J. W. Midoney, Mra. Kaymond Hutch
and Mrs. Klinrr Ftaer.
Rose In vivid clusters were used
Mr. Ostroot was formerly In the Cot J EVENT 13 POSTPONED.
mi manor, or me inclflc drain Cora.
Ittny and came to Pendlnton in June
to succeed John Montgomery In the
local office. Ho l a graduate Qf the
I'nlversiiy of Idaho where he was a
member of Hie Pht Delta Thela, fra
ternity. CI MEKTIN'o KXJOYKD
Inspiration Club Members enjoyed
a ueuiihtfiil nfternoon yesterday as
suts of Mrs. J. N. Scott. Rooms of
her attractive home were abloom with
their pink and yellow tones blending
Into rich copper. Pleasing features
were numbers which composed an in
formal program. An interesMng pa
per on India was given y Mrs. fTea
with ragged dahlias to deck the rooms j roses and chrysanthemums while a
cieer Hauowe en motif marked ap
pointments of the hiiilng rooms where
the party gathered after enjoying sev
eral Informal guessing contests.
Quests other than club members who
UeuaJlen and ahort readings on Home (enjoyed Mr Scott's hosnitalttv
Missionary work in Alaska were madej Mrs. c. Woodward, Mrs. Boyd. Mra. n.
ty Mrs. James Akey, Mrs. C. W. ! U Bussaburger and Mrs. Wood.
Mathews. Mrs. Charles Xorrls and I
Mra. Alice Munro. Those were fol-1 BIHTHDAY. IS CIXEBHATED
lowed by: The birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Vocal Solos, i Oscar Brantfbcrg was made delightful
Values-' yesterday by a group of friends who
Within The Garden of My Heart wcre guests, at her home. Sis Cosbie
Mrs. J. B. McCook street. Ferns and cut flowers decorat-
Violln sf'loa, Jed the rooms where the affair was en-
First Cradle Song ijoyed. In the party were, besides Mrs.
Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman
Mrs. Vinton Robinson
Reading Miss Thelma Akey
urandOerg, Mrs. P. J. Lynde, Mrs. A.
Buchl, Mrs. P. C. Floalhe. Mrs. J. U
Franklin. Mrs. J. Marin, Mrs. J.' Kndl-
A social event scheduled for Satur
day evening at the hojme of Mr. and
Mra. J. R. Porter has been postponed
because of the Illness of Ralph Porter.
UTKUATCRE CLUB TO MEET
Current Literature Club members
aro to be guests tomorrow of Mrs, K.
B. Ahtrlch and Mrs. Norborne Berke
ley. Thoy have been nsKed to the club
room of the library for a 2:30 o'clock
business session with the program to
follow at 3.
OCKST9 AT U'NCHBON '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Marsh en
tertained at luncheon today at the Elks
club Mr. and Mrs. Roland Oliver and
two daughters, who leave soon tor
Montana to make their home, and
Mrs. R. U Oliver, mother of Mr. Oli
ver. . , ... .
CANDIDATES TO BE HEARD,
The W, C .T. U. will meet tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the audito
rium of the library. City candidates
are asked to explain their platforms
and measures on the ballot wilt be dis
cussed. The meeting Is planned pri
marily for the benefit of business wo
men and an Invitation is extended to
the-public
Mra. a H. Forshaw accompanied cott, Mrs. G. Terjeson, Adeline and ! OLIVERS TO BE HONORED.
Mrs. 'McCook and Mrs. David B. Hill
played for Mrs. Robinson's violin num
bers. More of the rose blossoms centered
n handsome tea table where Mrs. Wil
liam Blakley and Mrs. C. W. Mathews
presided, and the event was one of the
most attractive affairs of local church
circles.
WEDDING IS SCHEDULED
Of Interest to Pendleton friends is
the coming marriase of Paul Ostroot,
local manager of the Pacific Grain
Company, and Miss Ruth Chapman of
Colfax. The event is scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon, Noverber S, at
3 o'clock at the residence of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chap
man in Colfax. Invitations have been
Irsued for a reception which will fol
low the service.
Manilla Buchl. Marion Fioathch n,1
Kendall Marin.
WILL, VISIT FROM PORTLAND
Mrs. T. M. Henderson is to be wel
comed In Pendleton for a week-end
vlstt at the home of her sister, Mrs. I.
t Temple. The former Pendleton
matron is expected to arrive Saturday
morning and she will be accompanied
by Miss Helen Henderson. The visit
"'I combine business and pleasure and
although regretably brief will give
friends an opportunity to .greet Mrs.
Henderson.
HOME FROM SPOKANE
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Blydenstein and
small son, who have been In Spokane
n a visit Tor the past several days,
rttumed to their home here this
morning on No.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland N. Oliver, who
are soon to leave Pendleton, will be
complimented again this evening when
they are to bo guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rugg on Jackson
street. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver and Mr.
Oliver's mother, Mrs. R. L. Oliver,
will be dinner guests at the Kugg home
and a group of friends will join the
party later
WEDDING IS SOI-MNIZED
Miss Vivian Brinker of Freewaler
yesterday became the bride of Dale
Porter of Burns, the service being read
by Rev. George L.' Clark at the Pres
byterian Manse. Miss Mumford and
Otto Brinker, brother of the bride,
were chosen as the couple's attendants.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Porter will make their home in
Burns where the groom is in the gar
age business.
Kraut Cabbage, pound ....3c
Del Monte Tomato Sauce, can ! ...10c
Green Turtle Soup, can - 25c
Campbell's Soups, can ..15c
Heinz Cream Tomato Soup, can 15c
Mrs. Porter's Fig Pudding, can .....20c
Mrs. Porter's Plum Pudding, can .'.35c
R, & R. Plum Pudding, can 20c, 60c, $1.00
French Mushrooms, can .75c, $1.00, $1.75
French Peas, can .' ........40c
Boneless Herring, glass 25c
New Shipment
New York Fresh Oysters, pint ........75c
Fresh Pork Link Sausage, package .50c
(jray J$rcs. Grocery Qo.
THREE PHONES
QUALITY.
WEW GEORGIA HEAD
HOPP'S UPSTAIRS. SHOP F
OR WOMEN
Friday and Saturday "End of Month Sale"
OFFERING LIBERAL REDUCTIONS
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WOMEN'S SUITS AT WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS
ALL WINTER COATS AT SPECIAL PRICES
SILK DRESSES ARE SPECIALLY PRICED
See the rack of GEORGETTE WAISTS
formerly. selling up to S14.50 for. $6.95
TWS. W. MgpwCH'
ATLANTA Former U. 8. Sen
ator' Thomas W. Hardwlck, one
tlm strong supporter of Presi
dent Wilson and how bitterly op
posed to the League of Nations,
wa nominated hero for governor
by an overwhelming vote over his
opponent, former Atty. Oen. Clif
ford Walker. The Democratic,
nomination is equivalent to elec
.'on In Qeorgln.
ADDRESS ON PACKAGE
IDENTIFIES FRIEND AS
MAN'S OWN DAUGHTER
FACT
Local IIviuYnoo
Evidence that can be verified.
Fact Is what we want.
Opinion is not enough. ,
Opinions differ. '
Here's a Pendleton fact. "
You can tost it.
B. C. Dorman, 301 Aura St., says
"When I was living In Kanms a year
and a half ago I suffered from lame
tack, caused by the disordered condl
tion of my kidneys. At that time, 1
had a dull, heavy ache in the small of
my back and I could hardly get up
when I was down. My kidneys acted
frequently, causing me to get up many
times during the night. I heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and several boxes
Hired me of the. attack. The pulp Jeft
my back and my kidneys acted like
clock-work." i
Price 60c, at all dealers. tDon't
simply ask for a kidney remedy got
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Dormnn had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
hor tryout piece and she was one of
the first of 30 to be elected to the
club. Miss Schnclter was popular In
dramatics and oratory In high school
and won the county oratorical con
test held here last year.
Seniors Paint Xumcral.- The sen
ior class Tuesday evening met at the
old fire house to paint their numor
al upon its walls. The painting was
done with the due ceremonies and
pictures were taken of the proceed
ings for the annual.
FLINT, Mich., Oct 28.--(l7. P.)
I'"aher and daughter were reunited
here today after a separation of 30
years. Jack Benjamin, working In a
factory here, admired a pretty young
woman he knew as Mrs. H. C. Dia
mond. They have been working side
by side for a year. She handed him
a packuKe of mall for her and he no
tlced it was addressed to a woman he
had divorced 30 years before.
"Then I recalled our three year old
daughter and sure enough Mrs. Dia
mond was my little baby," he said.
O V K 11 TAIL O It II A II I W ARK STORK
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WE HAVE DECIDED TO START NOVEMBER THE
FIRST TO SELL FOR CASH ONLY.
If credit is wanted we will give eame after corn
ing to a thorough understanding.
We can also reduce the price of our goods consid
erably on account of going on a cash basis, which
will benefit you also.
UMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
220 E. Court Street 100 W.AlU Street
Phone 351-1014-475
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Committee Chosen for Conference-
Yesterday afternoon the boys of the
school met in the assembly hall o lis
ten to talks By cuh wood, county ,
M. c A. secretary and Rev. O. L.
Clark, of the Presbyterian Church. Mr.
Wood spoke about .the Older .Boys'
Conference which is to be held here.
Hie explained the purpose of thei con
ference and what the boys of Pendle
ton are expected to do.
A committee from the studont body
was appointed consisting of John
Bimpson, chairman, Ivan llouser.
Richard Lawrence. Donald Wood
worth, and David Swanson. , This com
mittee will have charge of meeting of
all trains and seeing that each guest
has a place to stay. They will also
arrange for the entertainment of the
guests while here. . , , .
Rev. Mr. Clark represented the Ro
tary Club and told the boys of the sup
port the club is wiling to give to the
school during their athleltlc season
and that all the business men of the
city are back of Pendleton's champion
ship team. He also stated that the
business men of the city -would try to
get enough students to go to the
Tlakergame on Armistice Day to get a
special car from the railroad com
. pany.
An Invitation was extended to all
high school boys to attend a banquet
tt be given by the Men's Forum of the
Presbyterian Church on the evening
of November 12. The men of the
church are to have out of town speak
ers for the occasion and an boys are
urged to come. This will ibe only one
of the affairs of the season to get the
boys of the city together and discuss
tcpics which are of interest to them.
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NEW YORK Edouarrf Reiin.
rnch inventor of telephotog
raphy. Ls In New York witn uis
wite and daughter, to demon
strate for the American govern
ment and business men. the pos
sibilities of his invention. Ha
proposes to show that bis device
can transfer "legible" photo
graphs by telephone hundreds of
miles. He has already sent photo
graphr of General Pershing and
Genem Mangln 270 miles b
tween Paris and Lyons. ?Js flrsj
tests here are expected to be t"
tween New York and Washington
JAKE MARIN
Independent candidate for
Sheriff of Umatilla Co.
(Paid 'Adv.)
L NOT
Miss Schnclter ldrrtcd to Club.
Miss Caroline Schiicltor, a popular
member of the 1920 graduating class.
was elected to the Khakespearlan
Club at the Oregon Argicultural Col
lege according to word received here,
In tho O. A. C. publication Miss Sch-
nelter was given special mention for
To "Youth-iV
Gray, Streaked Hair
Ask anybody to crneiM how nM
you are, and notice how their first
glance
1 directed at
appraising
your nair.
To be annwered 'Too can't be
more than thirty; I can tell by your
hair." rnunt give to any woman who
la really forty or more a sense of
prMe and Hatlnfactlon,
But to become prematurely gray
at 10 or 40, to Innk ten years older
k v
than you actually are that la In
deed a bitter experience. However,
ny woman can, with a bottle of
Brownatone, restore to gray, faded
and streaked hair all Its maiden
beauty and the identical color It
had In girlhood, whether light r old
rn, medium, dark brown or blai k,
Brownatone Is Instant In result
and absolutely harmless.
At all drug-gluts: 60c and It. SO: two
eolorsi "Light to Medium Browa
and 'Dark Brown to Black."
Special Free Trial Otter
For a free trial package et
Brownatone, send to The Kenton
Pharmacal Co., 837 Coppin Bldg.,
Covington, Ky., enclosing 11 cents
to pay postage, packing and war
tas. Tear this out,
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Featuring for Friday and Saturday
Special Reductions
on'
Coats, Suits and
Dresses
SUITS
at
$35, $45 and
;. ; $65.
Values up to $97.50
Perfect tailoring,
shape retaining
qualities and ex
quisite silk linings
are prominent- fea
tures. Fashioned in
the ripple, youth
ful styles and the
s e m i -1 a i 1 ored
straighttirfes.
OTHER SUITS .
REDUCED
Low prices prevail
throughout our as
sortment, i
$27.50 to $89.50
COATS AND WRAPS :
All Reduced, Now $15.00 to $97.50
DRESSES
At $19.50, $25, $35 and $45. : '
Values up to $75.00
Frock conceived in the new style themes for
winter, with' exceptional beauty of material and
artistic treatment of trimmings. . Tricotine,
serge, satin, taffeta and kitten ear crepe,
CHILDREN'S COATS
Sizes 8 to 14, of the better grade. Specially
Priced $15 to $35
4 Regular $19.50 to $47.50
PERFECT REST ON A PERFECT
MATTRESS
The housewife who realizes her responsibility for
the members of her family in the matter of restful
sleep will give them a Sealy mattress. This is the
mattress that invites complete relaxation of mind
and body, actually induring the ; ' '
SLEEP THAT RESTS
when you sleep on a SEALY.
Crawford Furniture Company
HOME FURNISHER
IOS . Court St.
Phone m
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