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SociaZ and Club News
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tJAKKIl KOI.K A KB GIKSTS.
Gucnts being welcomed for u. vilt
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, J. il.
lipckwllh on Icun( hill are Mr. and
Mis. Arthur I.. William of ltaker,
.Mm. Williams and Mr, lleckwlth are
Inters. The guests arrived Sun l.v
find plan to remain until tomorrow.
7'lH-y are cn route to Portland for a
(hurt stay.
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
The Degree of Honor will hold a
regular business meeting tomorrow
afternoon In Union hall at 2,30. A
i'.ukk 1m to be lllltmletl nnri nffinra f.-.,
the ensuing year will he elected. All i
meimicrs arc cordially invited.
CHI IJrH POt'ICTIKS TO MKKT."
The 1'arish Aid, the ladles Auxili
ary and the Sanctuary Chapter of the
Church of the Kedeemcr will meet at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, mem
bers bcins asked to Parish hall. ,
visits fkom waixa wai.i.a.
Mrs. Kmmctt Kstcs. of Walla Walla,
la a guest in Pendleton at the home
of her mother, Jim. Wesley N. Mat
lock. She plans to remain until after
the holidays.
INSPIRATION- CLI R TO MPKT
The Inspiration Club will meet to
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Guy Johnson, 725 Ann street. All
members are cordially asked to be
present.
Ct.Cl? MEETIXO POSTPONKO
! Kill Kare Klub members have post
' ponod their dancing parly scheduled
j for Thursday evening, to Friday, Ic
jceniber 8. The affair will be held In
i Kaglc-Wnndmau hall ns usual but the
i temporary change of date is made be
cause of the appearance In Pendleton
of Henry W. Walthall, famous screen
star, who Is to play In person at the
Oregon theatre Thursday evening.
WOMAN'S C1A B TO MEET.
A meeting of the Pendleton Wom
an's Club Is to be held Thursday aft
ernoon at the library. The hostess
committee for the day includes Mrs.
F. E. Hoyden, Mrs. R. II. Horns, Mrs.
E. U Smith, Mrs. Charles Hamilton
and Mrs. R. E. Morse.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist Episco
pal church will meet tomorrow after
noon wim Mrs. E. F. Jory of 30t
Johnson street, as hostess.
I'nreiits of Uttlo Son.
-Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Fairerstrom of
Irrigon are the parents of a son born
pesu-roay at Mrs. Niccolls' maternity
j home In Pendleton. The boy has been
named Ernest Wayne.
MRS. BAILEY VISITS.
Mrs. D. W. Bailey is . Pendleton
visitor from Portland. She arrived
Saturday for a short stay.
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HOPF'S UPSTAIRS SHOP
A PHENOMENAL
SALE OF
DRESSES
Values to $37.50 for $19.75
One special rack of dresses in
cluding Taffetas, Satins, Serges,
Wool Jerseys and Serges. Values
that were sold formerly to $37.50,
your choice now , $19.75
ALL SUITS HALF PRICE.
KNTRK NOPS t'U'B TO MEET.
The pie-holiday season will see the
leopcnliiff of tlio Entre Nous Cluli cal
endar.. The organization which en
joyed Its first year in 1919-:o will
meet again on Saturday to launch li
winter and spring series of - bridge
parties. Tho club meta fortnightly,
each alternate meetlnir hnl Mff- nil ivi,ti-
Inir affair in which the gentlemen are
uu-iuueu, ,
Saturday's meeting Is to be held at
the home of Mrs. A. c. Ehert with i.-
iF-bert and Mrs. It. E. Morse as hos
tesses.
Three new collides will he
ed Into the vlub this season. They are
-r. ana .Mrs. Fred Bennlon, Mr. and
Mrs. L. L Rogers and Mr. and Mrs.
Matthowson. The membership in-
ciuo.es Mr. and Mrs. Jlorse, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Simla, Mr. and airs. J. C.
Snow, Mr. and Mrs J K. Thnm,,.m,
Or and Mis. U D. IdlMnnn Mr nrt
Mrs. E. B. Aldrlch, Mr and Mrs K H
Home. Mr and Mrs Bbert and J',. and
Mrs. D. 0. Hubart.
ci.ru i.rxciiEON- scheucled.
The Delphian Club annual lunche
on a"h event tways deliglitfullv in
teresting, is scheduled this year for
Friday. December 4. Tho function
will be a no-hast nffai,'. served In the
dining room of the Elks club. It is
scheduled for one o'clock with covers
to fee laid for sixteen and members
will adjourn for the later hours to the
home of .Mrs. I.. U Rogers for an af
ternoon at cards. "
Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Wesley N. Ma't
lock and Mrs. J. I,. Vam-hnn ,.
the committee arranging the affair.
GCESTS LEAVE TOMORROW
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stewart who
have been visiting for the past two
niomns witn Mrs. Stewart s mother
UTS. R. . Case. Dlnn to leuva t.imnr
row for Carson. Wnshlnirton n-ho
iney are to make their home on a fruli
ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart came to
fendleton from Petersburg, Alaska.
DINNER IS ENJOYED.
Among recent dinner hnstu vtn,i
ing pleasing hospitality were Mr. and
.iirs. uoueri ivagier who entertained
Thursday nt their homo on Cosbie
street. Autumn foliage and ferns
added to. charming appointments.
Guests Included Mrs. Olive Froome,
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Peters,- Roy
Hazelleaf and Carl Swanson.
"Rfcht Prices"
We advertise right price. Our ninny customers know
that our prltvs arc right, Quality of Roods i-mishltt-eil. '
Tomorrow if the first or the month, a good time to Mart
trading at real Quality ennvrj.
White Beans, 17 pounds $1.00
Best Quality Hams, pound 40c
White Soap, 17 bars $1.00
Extracted Honey, 1-2 gallon . r $1.50
Extracted Honey, 1 gallon . $3.0t)
Ranch Butter, roll : $1.23
Wo buy right, therefore wi nro able to Rlvo joii the bene,
fit of the falling or rising market.
LET I S 1'IGl ItE W ITH YOIV
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
THE
THOMAS
SHOP
THREE 1PHONES
QUAUTY
MISS ANTRIM A'lSITS.
Miss Atrnes Antrim r,t pnnflt..in
Idaho, is a guest nt the hnma of fr
and Mrs. D. A. Powell.
Over Taylor Hardware Store
ES AND OMRS
'Kill That Cqld With
CASCARA W QUININE"
FOR
Cold, Coufht
AND
La Gripp
, Neglected Gilds are Dangerous
Takt no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for tbs first inmt, -Breaks
up a cold in 24 hours Relieves ' .
Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headach
Quinine in this form does not affect the bead Cascam Is best Tonic .
Laxadvs No Opiats in Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL it
ceny, the message said. His brother
it is reported at the sheriff's office.
was caught, convicted apd sentenced
and has been doing time for nearly six
months. Arnold was non-committa!
today, the sheriffs office reported.
Asks for Filial Papers.
Carl Elnan Swanson. a native of
Sweden, todav filed nnolicnlinn with
the county clerk for final hearing: for
ms t . H. citizenship pnpers. He will
be heard on April 3, 1921, before the
circuit co'urt.
Utopian Sweets
The daintiest packages and most delicious as
sortments ever produced for the discriminating
candy lover. The craving for more lingers
because their irresistable charm of flavor is
never forgotten.
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Every taste leaves a longing for "just one
more."
Utopian Sweets are sold in Pendleton at
HPS' DRUG STORE
Mail Order Given Prompt Attention.
Bond for Mefico Placed.
H. M. McGee. charged with robbery
and hold-up was given a preliminary
hearing Monday afternoon in Justice
coun ncre and his bond put at J500.
He was unable -to give bond and was
returned to jail to await the action of
the grand Jury on h:s case.
IivIVi 1MI for Auto Theft.
George Whiz, who was , arrested
Friday night by trio po::ce on a charge
of driving an auto while intoxicated,
is In the county Jail on request of the
sheriff at Yakima that rfo be held.
Whiz, who was booked as Hilly Dick,
a'ies:ea to nave stolen the car in
which he was riding, from a party at
iuppenisn, vvasn. He is held for the
xaklma authorities.
Xcvrrs Decree K.ntered.
A decree of divorce for Resale
Ncvers from Walter Henry Nevers
was entered In the circuit court today.
The plaintiff" a name by former mar
riage, Dessic Louise Powell, was or
dered restored to her.
Sheriff Cots Still.
A large milk can, copper coil and
crude outfit for making moonshlno of
a very poor grade, were confiscated on
the reservation yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Jinks Taylor and Deputy Bob
Sinclair. The outfit, together with DO
gallons of mash and somo bottles, was
brought in for evidence. The mate
rials were found on the place of Frank
isecu ana ne win oe required to ex
plain the presence of the outfit on his
ranch. The officers made no arrests.
Studying Debate Question TM
, Mi bile speaking class is studying the
district debate question as a whole.
Tryouts will not be held until . later,
and the club is offering their time, to
the atudy of the question as pcrhapD
most of the debate material will come
from that class. Miss Ross Is instruc
tor In both.
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Unparalleled Special
Sale'
ON COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, .
WAISTS, SKIRTS, PETTICOATS,
SWEATERS AND SILK UNDER
wear. :,.
From 20 to 50 Per Cent Off on Every thinff.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY'
YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT
A DISCOUNT.
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COMPARISON INVITED
Elc'incnlary Cla.s Clioosrs Play "A
v-u.-e 01 cuspicion-. nas been chosen :
uy ine ciemcniarv cimh nr iha nram.
Club as their annual play. This play
v.. i. in niuuieu Dy me claaS as a whole,
at first and afterwarrlM n m.f n,m v.
chosen and actual rehearsal begun.
The play Is under the direction of Minn
Dorothy Plcgel. ' , 1 ,
Kramer Kiectcd Football Captain
Bill Kramer, the huskv .mini ..' hi.
year's team was electoi fnmh.ii
tain for the next year at a meetlnir
"em yesterday. Kramer wHi m.t. -
excellent captain and Pendleton looks
lorwarq to another successful year.
JIan Held for larceny.
Irvin Arnold, who has been employ,
ed several months as a ranch hand on
a wheat farm near Pendleton, was ar
rested today by the sheriff on request
from Sheriff A, G. Mohr, at Miller,
S. D. Arnold is wanted thorn for lar-
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We Sell
ROLLED BARLEY, ROLLED OATS, CRACKED
CORN, RYE, WHEAT AND EVERY OTHER KIND
OF FEED FOR HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, AND
HOGS.
Phone 351
IIIM2QI0S
(GRANULES)
E2I INDIGESTION
J"l roJ, do good; db'ttolr
inttantlr on tongue or in wa ten
lake a needed.
QUICK . RELIEF!
rM r those"
who rnmn them.
ad my scorr a, bownk
' MAKERS OF
SCOTT'S rum smu .
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Land Case Settled.
A decree In tho case of Oil) and
Dan Lee and Viola Savage vs. O. T.
Lathrop, was signed by Circuit Judge
G. W. I'holps Monday afternoon, fol
lowing an agreement reached between
attorneys in the case. The decree stip
ulates that tho contract Is void, that
the plaintiffs have no claim to the 2440
acres of Morrow county land and the
defendant no claim to the L'mat'lla
county land involved in the contract
for the proposed trade. The plaintiffs
are ordered to give their joint note to
the defendant for $1000, payable in six
months at 6. per cent Interest. The
agreement was signed by attorneys for
both sides and accepted by Air. Lath
rop.
MOHiTB FRIEND
For Expectant Mother '
Cseb By Three Genemtmxs
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BlASFULD Ri.uuro. Co, D.rT. J.O. At.t. Sfc
Look Listen
Now is the time to get your best
negatives enlarged. f :
Stop
Just tlie tiling for Xiuaa.
All .work guaranteed.
TALLMAN DRUG CO.
UiMATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN CO.
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220 E. Court St.
Phone 11014-351
Premier Rock Springs
Lump Coal.
Premier Rock Spring
Nut Coal
Utah Egg Coal
Utah Lump Coal
B. L. Burrouahs
Phone S
Want Contract Cancelled
William and Mary Jane Swash to
day brought suit against It. L. Adcock,
seeking to have the contract between
them for 'the lease of lots 3 and ,
ruitvale Tracts, canceled. The de
fendant, they allege, has damaged
their property to the extent of at least
$260 by failure to plow properly and
keep it clear of weeds, by failure to
irrigate certain portions properly has
caused 1750 additional damage; fail
ure to spray fruit trees against spider
pest has damaged them an aditional
$500, failure to prune the trees prop
erly has meant an additional $250
damage and failure to pick and haul
away the fruit crop of 1920 has caused
additional damage estimated at $100.
In the suit they pray for a dojree
canceling the contract and adjudging
damages in the sum that the court
deems equitable.
m SCHOOL NOTES
-""f"""Miuuuuiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiinniiii iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiniMINllllllllll I
Struve Chosen Gilbert Struve.
prominent senior and president of the
student body, has been chosen assist
ant business manager of the annual.
The editors of tire edition have met
and considerable material has been
collected. A suitable name has not
been chosen but several are up for
consideration. The staff consists of
van Mouser, editor. Miss Mary I).
Chisholm, John Beckwith, and David
Hwanson, associate editors, Miss Irva
Dale business manager and Gilbert
Slruvc, assistant business manager.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Urown and white boston bull
terrlor. Reward for its return
FUoue 611. -
Sweeping Price Reductions on
- Our Entire Stock of Furniture
Rugs,- Linoleums, Shades, Ran ges, Kitchen Cabinets
Aimed at restoring the purchasing power of your dollar.
Cedar Chests, Entire Stock Reduced. :
Genuine Tennessee Cedar Chests. Select them now and have them delivered
when ready Christmas. - , ?
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$28.00, now ... . $23.50 $42.00,; now .v. $37.40
$33.00, now , . . $27.45 V $37.50, Copper trimmed, now? $31.00
$35.00, now ... . . .... ; i . . . $29.75 $42.5Q, Copper trimmed, nqvv; $37.40
1 . MMMM:nAP AND TABLE LAMP S y'T
Here you may choose 'from the largest and most complete selection in the
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Silii Shades from $11.00 up.
Phone 49fi v
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Mahogany Finished Stands from $9.00 up.
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'CRAWFORD flllW CO.
103 ti. Court
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