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SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1020.
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KKTUKN FROM VISIT. I V (I I ' M ,..
Mr. iin.I .Mi . H. K, IVrklns arrived . 1 111 B I I II
thin morning from The -Dalles where I '.yF I'"" I I I WiiWffWWW'W'''"''m''W'!'iW'''''''''''''''' M flli, ' H
(hey have been guests at- the home I .It I iillllllnlrlfi'"'''-"''""' " - -" I
of Mr. ami .Mrs. A. D. Smith. They II jr f III I
have also enjoyed a visit In Portland. J! f v J -1 iff J 1
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MH.1 HISHOP IN RAI.KM "f ThanksRlving day and Mrs. Crow
Mm. t". P. Hlshop bus retnrned (mm was formerly Miss Mildred How num.
nn extended visit In Portland, Hood,
Itlver find Pendleton. In the metro-; CLI'I! M KKTIXil ENJOYED.
m she nu the guest of her non, Uoy j The El Deen Club aa delightfully
P.ixhor, and In Hood Illver w;is enter-1 entertained by Mrs. Jack Allen yester
t.ilned a the home of her sister, Mka'duy atternoon at her home on Lincoln
1to;;ertK. .She was joined In I'endle-1 street, me earner nours were spent
ton by Mr. Hlshop and was the
ThankM-tving guest of her son, Ch.iun
rey lllshop, one of the i.rominent tins.
I.iew men of the eastern Oregon city.
While In the latter place Mrs. Ulsh
! rva guest of honor as jumerous
e -clnl functions, two luncheons, two
parties and formal dinner being given
us compliments to the charming Salem
matron. She renewed acquaintance
vl' h a host of old friends and enjoyed
her visit Immensely.
Returning to Portland she. was again
the house guest t the Koy Kishop
residence until her departure for Sal
em. Salem Statesman.
with needlework and a prettily ap
pointed luncheon followed, Mrs, Al
len's tabic being charminy pictur
esque in Its mottf of green and white.
The club membership numbers eight
and all were entertained by Mrs. Allen
yesterday. They were Mrs, Kenneth
Xlcltae, Mrs. Earl (.inlanders, Mrs.
David Johnson. Sirs. Joseph Kornlck,
Mrs. Frank t'.riggs, Mrs, C. A. Crnb
iree, Mrs, Alfred Smith and the hos
tess. The next meeting will be held In a
week, on Friday, December 10, at the
home of Mrs, Griggs.
KIETH MATRON IS HOSTESS
Mrs. Gunder Terjeson, Miss Mildred
Terjoson, Mrs. Newt Xewtson, Mrs.
Fred Bender, Mrs. C. E. Williamson
end Miss Helen Anderson motored to
Itieth Thursday afternoon where they
enjoyed several delightful hours chat
ting and sewing at the home of Mrs.
F. K. Peters, "Lonesomehurst." Mrs.
Peters served a dainty luncheon be
fore her goests departed.
ARRIVE I-WOM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs. John Crow, Jr., arrived
home Thursday evening from Port
land where they have spent the past
veek. Their marriage was an event returned here to visit.
HI RLE CLASS ENTERTAINED.
Mr. and Mrs, H. 'U McLean were
hosts Thursday evening- for an Inter
esting meeting of Uie Presbyterian
Mble class. Members ere asked to
their home at SOS Lewis street for a
business session which was followed by
an informal social hour and the serv
ing of a light supper.
VISITS FROM PORTLAND.
Miss -Ethel Fraker of Portland. Is
being welcomed for a visit with Pen
dleton friends and with her father,
"William Fraker. She arrived Thurs
day evening. Miss Fraker formerly
lived in Pendleton and she has often
HOPF'S UPSTAIRS SHOP
One Dollar.
has almost the same buying power as two
dollars had formerly.
SUITS 1-2 PRICE.
" DRESSES TO $37.50, iiow$19.75.
GEORGETTE WAISTS RANGING UP TO
$1450, NOW $6.95.
ALL COATS REDUCED.
IS DANCING PARTNER OF PRINCE
Mrs, Fred H. Gates (nee Miss Delia.!
Shaw of Boise, Idaho) who was recent
ly entertained In Pendleton as the
house guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. M.
Spaulding. not long ago enjoyed an
honor which will Interest Pendleton
friends who had the pleasure of know
ing her during the visit here. The fol
lowing note Is copied by the Idaho
Statesman from a Pasadena, Califor
nia, paper and it is accompanied by a
charming portrait of Mrs. Gates:
"Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gates, who will
make their homo in the famous Gates
place, South Pasadena, as a part of
the Gates family colony, -have Just re
turned from their honeymoon, which
was spent visiting the different Islands
of the Pacific.
"While they were at the Moana ho
tel, Waikiki beach, the Prince of
Wales and his party stopped there for
a few days en route home from Aus
tralia. Dances were held both even
lugs at the hotel and on both occasions
Mrs. Gates had the honor of danctna
w-ith the British heir. The prince Is
famed as a dancer and It Is said to be
his favorite pastime. Next to that ac
cording to Mr. and Mrs. Gates he en
Joys swimming and he spent most of
the two days in the water.
"Mr. Gates before his marriage was
a prominent bachelor member of Los
Angeles and Pasadena society, and
upon the opening of the season this
winter both he and his wife will be
feated. Before her marriage, August
J, Mrs. Gates was Miss Delia Shaw
and the wedding was held at her par
ents' home In Boise, Idaho.
"The couple visited San Francisco
and Portland before sailing and" re
turned soigh upon landing in San
Francisco on their homeward journey
in Mr; Gates' machine."
When Mrs. Gates' visited Pendleton
as Miss Shaw she became known here
as a girl of beauty and lovely person
ality. Her marriage to Mr. Gates was
a social event of the summer in Boise
and Mrs. Spaulding went to the Idaho
city to act as her matron of honor.
INFORMAL HOURS ENJOYED
Bidden to the home of Mrs. H. M.
Massey, a group of friends enjoyed
several delightful hours yesterday as
guests of Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Ed
Dupuls. A guessing contest and cards
formed diversions for the affair, hon
ors in the fast falling to Mrs. P. W
Dayton and Mrs, C. H, Conroy and
card trophies being captured by Mrs
C. V. Nelson and Mrs. J. W. McGee.
A dainty luncheon claimed brilliant
crimson carnationsc for Its table ap
pointments.
In the party were Mrs. Kim Mor
ton, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Arthur New-
camp
Li the
the pot of gold at the
end of the long trail
because of its rich, full,
satisfying strength.
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CHASE & SANBOIWS
SEAL' BRANEL COFFEE
Gray Bros, Grocery Co.
THREE PHONES QUALITY
ton. Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. If. A. Newton,
Mrs. McGee. Mrs. Conroy, Mrs. M. A.
Ferguson and the hostesses.
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SUCCESS ATTENDS BAZAAR "
Parish TTall last evening housed
scores of Interested bazaar visitors, the
big room being well filled even before
the appointed hour and no wonder,
for such an array of fascinating, gift,
laden booths wus there! Tho bazaar
s still open today and tea, compli
mentary to tho public, is being served
today. '
demonology. Tou aare Invited to th
church with the friendly spirit.
WE ARE NOW CONDUCTING THE
MOST "
SENSATIONAL
SALE
EVER HELD.
ON WOMEN'S AND MISSES' APPAREL
SUITS AT 1-2 PRICE
Now $24.75 to $-18.75. All colors and sizes.
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DRESSES
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Latter Day Saints
, The Church of Jesus Christ of L D.
S. will hold service In Moose hall Run
day, December 5th. 1020.
' Priesthood at 9:00, Sunday school at
10:30.. Testimony meeting at 12:00.
Evening meeting at ":S0, Elder II. A.
Harnblln and Elder George Leigh of
alla Walla will be here In the even
ing. Services conducted by Elders W.
C. Murdock and O. I. Gale, Supt. II.
Klrby.
Over Taylor Hardware Store
Begin Now Shop Early
Christmas is but a short time from us. We suggest
that you shop early while stocks are complete.
Our suggestions for gifts are all useful.
Waterman Ideal Fountain
Pen
Ccnklin Fountain Peru.
Evefiharp Pencil
Traveling Cases
Leather Card Sets
Shaving Mirrors
Safety Razors
rhermo Bottles
Lunch Kits
Wiley's Fot)s
Popular .Fiction Books
Stationery
Dolls
lirafonolas ,,J
Records
Kodaks .
Candy
Narcissus Bulbs
Incense Burners
Toilet Sets
Roll Up Sets
Ivory Pyralin
.Serving Trays
Collar Bags
Perfumes
and dozens of other practical gifts.
Our beautiful line of Christmas Greeting Cards is now
on display. Select EARLY.
THOMSONS' DRUG STORE
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.
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Announcements ror this depart
ment must bb submitted to the
East Oregonian not later than '
Friday evening In order to be as
sured of publication on Saturday.
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ALFALFA HAY
By the bale, ton, and carload lots.
BARLEY
By the sack, ton and carload lots.
OATS
By the sack, ton and carload lots.
CORN
By the sack, ton and carload lots.
If interested in any Feed be sure and ask prices
from us before ordering elsewhere.
lacicacnes
and other external
pains quickly soothed
THAT dragging, wearing backache, that
o many women rafter frcm, is quickly
eased by ma application of Sloan's Liniment.
jVo tubbing, mussinees, or skin stains. It's
good for all tho fcmily and all kinds of
"external" aches and pUna. 35c, 70c, $1.40.
Liniment
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Pahisi
Veneinj
UMATILLA FLOUR & Gill
220 E. Court
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We are showing for a I
few days a beautiful :
line of unusual beads.
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Mr. W. J. Herwlg, Superintendent
Antl-Paloon Ijengue of Oregon who
will speak in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening Dec. B, at 7:30 o'clock
on "'Law Enforcement." Mr.,HerwiK
comes highly recommended. '
Rev.
Alta,
"First lresbyterlnn Church
Corner College and Alta Stu.
G. L. Clark, Pastor, 606 East
Phone 621. ...
10:00 a. m Sabbath school, A. C.
Funk, -Supt.
11:00 a. m Sermon, pastor.' '
6:4 5 p. m., C K. Devotionals, topic,
"Progressive Living," Ref. 2 Peter
1:1-8; Leader Miss Gertrude McCon-
nell.
7:30 p. m., Address, "Get ai Bi
Stick" by W. J. Herwig, Supt. Antl
Saloon League, Oregon. A welcome
to all.
Plirlufimi Union..
First Church . of ChrUt, Scientist.
holda services at 813 hi Main street.
(First stairway' north of the Inland
Kmptre Bank.) Sunday services are at
11a. m. and S p. m. The subject of
the lesson-sermon for Sunday, Decem
ber 6th, is, "God, the Only Cause and
Creator." Sunday school starts at 10
a. m.
A Wednesday evening meeting
which includes testimonials of heal
ing, is held at 8 o'clock. The Reading
Room which la maintained at the
mme address is open to the public
dally from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., where
the Bible and authorised Christian
Science literature may be cud, . bor
"owed or purehased.
One big lot of Silk and Wool.
; Regular up .to $85.00 at $3.O0.
COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS,
PfiTTICOATS AND
SWEATERS
Now from 14 to 1-2 Off.
COME AND LOOK.
20 Percent Off on Silk Undenvear
the Christian Church.
Will preach. ' i
Rev., Dlasburg
bulation Army
Hulvatlon Army hall, 208 East A!ta
stTeet. . , . ...
Sunday meetings Holiness meeting
fit 11 a. m. Sunday school, 1:30 p. m.
Voung peoples meeting, 6:J0 p. m. Sal
vation meeting at 8 p. m. Week days.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8
p.' m. Friday Bible study, open to the
public, lied by Brother Mayficld. at 8
p m. Officers In charge, Captain Jen.
tie Conrad and Mable Langdon.
Church ot TJio ItcUwmer
8 a. m. Holy. Communiia and .Ser
mon. , . t ,
:5 Sunday school.' ' "
11 Holy Communion arid 'sermon.
7:J0 Benlnr prayer and sermon.
The rector will preach In the morn-
irg on, "Why Should Men . Go to
Church." This sermon will be a chal
lenge to the manhood of Pendleton. In
the evening he -will answer the question
so frequently asked today, vis., "Can
Kdlson Invent a mechanism by -means
of which we can talk with the de
parted?" The public Is cordially Invited.
time Oregon Un fron C'ervallls will
lecture. Special music and singing..
Sunday evening B. T. P. U., Mr. C.
Daly, President, :30. Something do
ljg all tho time. Preaching service
:30, subject "A Strong Invitation."
You are cordially Invited o each ner
vice. they are for you. Come and
brlng your family and neighbor.
Baptist Church
Rev. W. II. Cox pastor. Residence
815 Mush street. phone lleT.1" ..
Sunday morning Sunday -school, F.
M. Riley Supt. :45. Preaching ser
vice, 11:30. Rev. Hawks.-O. D., an old
Lutheran
German Lutheran services will be
held at- 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
To Care a Cold In One Itey
Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. -The genuine beas
the signature of E. W. Grove. 80c
Adv.
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wallow small pieces of
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Corner Kast Webb and . iohnsoi)
streets. John H. Secor, minister. . .
Morning servlceT Sunday acUoo.,
10:00 a. m.; Morning Hermon, 11:00
a. m., subject, 'Spiritual Things, r ,
Kvening services Kpworth. League.
6:30 p. in., topic, "The pike's Peak
Hikers' Party." Leader, Lawrence
Warner.
Evening sermon, 7:30 p. m. , Ad
dress, Dr. Louis Albert Banks, sub
ject, "World Wide Prohibition Com
ing America Leads the Way." ' ,
Our mid-week, Wednesday 7:30 p.
m. A spiritual and social gathering
fur everybody. Subject for the even
ing, "Vacant Rooms In the Church."
Phones 351-1014
Flint Christian Church
Robert Leo Bussabarger,- minister,
phone 56!. Residence 104 Jackson
street.
Services next Sunday will be con
ducted as follows:
9:4i a. m., Bible school, H. II. De
Hart, Supt.
11:00 a. m., Communion and Ser
mon. Subject, "Church Finances'
(In preparation for the every member
canvass.)
:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor,
Jabln Vaught, president.
7:80 p. m., preaching. Theme, De
mons: "The Demon Rum." This will
j be the btcuud ermon in the itntj oa
SllllilllM
$25.00 Worth of Records Free
) ' With any Phonograph in thi store during this sale.
Genuine Tennessee Cedar Chests.
Select them now and have them de
livered when ready Christmas.
PIANO AND TABLE LAMPS
Here you may choose : from the
largest and most complete, selection,
in the newest styles, all , , silk , lined
shades.. ( ': " ; .
: Silk Shades from $11.00 up.
Mahogany Finish Stands from $9 up.
, FOR THE CHILDREN.
Our entire 1 stock- of 1 children's'
chairs, rockers, high chairs and doll
carts reduced. ,
Children's Chairs and Rockers) made
of hard wood; from $1.95 to $11.00
Doll Carts, from. .... $3.50 to $19.85
SALE OF REED AND FIBER
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
. The remainder of our stock will be
closed out now at prices we .would
pay for like furniture in i- wholesale
markets today. . '
$35.00 Fiber Rocker, upholstered
: seat and back . . . . . .... $21.50
$35.00 Reed Rocker, .upholstered '
iseat and back '. '. . $24.50
' $25.00 Fiber Rocker, upholstered . :
' seat and back . ... . . ; . .... $18.60
$50.00 Round Reed Rocker. $39.20
$46.00 Round Reed Chair to
""'1 match .... .:7.".r.: $32.00
$32.50 Reed Rocker ..... s . . . $21.00
,. See Our Windows.
. Only 17 more shopping days before
Xmas.
CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO.
Phone 49G ' ' ' 103 E. Court ..
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