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Social and Club News
VISIT IN POISE
Mis Constance Hayden will leave
ClirlslmiiM ICve for Itnise, Idaho, whore
fho Mil spend the holidays -with relative.
DANCE IS ENJOYED
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. liuchholm nml
Arthur Freeman were hosts last Friday
evening for an enjoyable dance at the
Umatilla 'Indian agency. About forty
couples danced tho evening hours
away.
A KHIVES FOR HOLIDAYS
Mis Gwendolyn Hormonan, who Is
ttttondlng the Oregon State Normal
School at Monmouth arrived here on
toiturday to pass the holiday as the
guest of her mother and sister, Mrs.
Ida D. llorsman and Miss Elhclyn
Horseman.
CHARLES FRAZ1ER WKPS
Charles A. Frazior, of Colfax. Wash
ington, formerly of this cite, and Mrs.
Emma Ijinib, of Colfax, were married
lHvenrher 17, according to word re
ceived here today. Mr. Fraiier is a
1 rother of Mls Effle Jean FTazier and
L. G. FrnxK-r of this city.
Aims FROM CORVAI.L1S
Miss Hawl Strain is) anions the Col
lege girls who have just arrived home I Mrs. P. P. Sturgis. Mrs. James Johns,
lor the holidays. She reached here, Mrs. Jomn Halley, Mrs. F. E. Itcyden,
yesterday from Corvallis where she is Mrs. Norborne Berkeley, Mrs. G. L.
a student at the Oregon Agricultural Hoyden, Mrs. Anna Herrick, Mrs. H. D.
i'ollege and Is to spend the Christmas Jones Mrs. Henry Collins, Mrs, Rich
vacation at the. home of her parents ard Mayberry nnd Mrs. Mark Moor
Mr. and Mrs. C. I Strain. house. In serving the guests, the hos.
TEA IS t EI.lt! HTFl'L
Ci, tiling In mid-winter nnd marking
Iho holiday season, the tea for which
Airs. Henry We.stbrook Dickson and
Mrs. James lirown McCook wero hos
tesses yesterday was one of the most
ultraitive affairs of the year. The
event honored Mrs. John Hons Dick
son, of Portland, former Pendleton
natron who is beine welcomed for a
Usil here.
Scores of guests called between the
hours of three and six at the Dickson
home on Jackson street, where an
aindanco of crimson-berried holly,
nTanffed In wreaths or graceful clus
ters, was bright in its sheen cast by a
myriad of slowing candles. Musical
numbers added churm to the event,
voial solos by Miss Edna dates bclns
Riven with piano accompaniment by
Airs. F. K. Itoyden whllo others were
sung by Mrs. layman Rico with accom
paniment by Miss Pauline Itlce. As
.sistlng U hostess In welcoming the
guests were Mrs. Fred Earle, Mrs. It.
I.. Rurroughs, Mrs. R. 1. Keator, Mrs.
H. J. Kavanaugh, Mrs. Charles Carter
and Mrs. L. L. Rogers.
A wee Christmas tree. Its bought
sparkling and tinsel-clad, centered the
tea table, which was presided over
during the successive hours by Mrs.
Frank Hayes, Mrs. George Haer, Mrs.
S. H. Forshaw, Mrs. W. D. McNary,
tosses were assisted by Mrs. Harold
Warner, Mrs. It. K. Chlotipek, Miss
Flsle Fllmuauriiie, Miss Vera Temple,
Mrs. Charles Ilond, Mrs. C. C. White
man, Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Reth
Smith, Miss Mildred llerkeley, Mrs,
George Strjind and .Mrs. Herbert
Thompson.
II O P r ' S UPSTAIRS SHOP
This Week Great
Sale of Furs
33 1-3
Reduction
New Silk Petticoats and Waists for
Xmas Gifts
OVER TAYLOR HARDWARE STORE
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XMAS SPECIALS
Women's and Children's Indian Moccasins, nice
patterns, all sizes $1.89
Women's Black Felt Slippers, leather soles and
heels $1.50
Women's Red and Grey Felt Comfy Slippers at $1.89
Women's Fancy Colored Felt Comfy Slippers, large
Pon Pon, all ribbon trimmed, at $2.45
Men's Black Felt Slippers, leather sole and heel
at $1.75
Men's Grey Felt Slippers, hand turned, soled and
leather heeled $2.25
ALL SHOE SREDUCED TO $12.00 AND LESS
HOYS PROVE SPLENDID HOSTS.
Saint Nicholas chose a merry and
fascinating scene for his first 1820
appearance In Pendleton, for he came
sweeping In upon the annual ball of
the Jolly ltachclors at the Elks club
Inst evening, his sleigh appeared
right "in the middle of things" when
the hosts, their partners and number
of guests were dancing away the even
ing hours, and It wus drawn, not by
reindeer, but by four weo and dainty
maids, Jean Frailer, Marian Moor
house, I.ols Scharpf und Elizabeth
Stelwer, each wearing a frock o!
white with cap and sash of red. The
blare of trumpets announced their
coming and Homer Welch wus the
genial Santa as he scattered favors
far and wide. Another fcuture was a
starlight dance, a great blue star
lighting tho ballroom as the Initial
litters of the "Jolly Dachclors" ap
peared oit the wall. '
Flinch and candies were dispensed
to the dancers. More than 100 folk
enjoyed the affair from the grand
march led by Miss Marguerite Hum
phrey and David Swanson, to the last
strains of the final waltz. Patronesses
Included Mrs. Ralph Folsom, Mrs. C.
1 Struve, Mrs. C. A. Swanson, Mrs.
E. A. Snyder, Mrs. E. I,. Smith, Mrs.
G. Terieson, Mrs. Robert Simpson.
Mrs. O. Gray, Mrs. K. A. Chllds, Mrs.
T. IJ. Simonton, Mrs. M. B. Folley, Mrs.
U. E. Grady. Mrs. N. P. McLean, Mrs.
R. O. Lawrence. Mrs. J. II. I.uck, Mrs.
A. E. MrCuliy. Mrs. 1. It. Waffle and
Mrs. F. O. Rogers, and the arrange
ment committee was composed of
Mr. Swanson, Allen Folsom and Gil
bert Struve.
SALE AND. CHURCH TOMORROW.
Taking Its place among church sales
which are filling the final days before
December 25, is a cooked food counter
to be opened by the ladles of the First
Methodist Episcopal church at Gray-
Brothers' store tomorrow , Cooked
foods will be offered for sale at 11
o'clock and beginning at 11 hot
lunches will bo served. Chill con
came, pies and tempting dishes of
cookery are listed on tho menu for
the event which is belnj managed by
Mrs. A. M. Winn, Mrs, Lucy Berry
Mrs. George Itugg and Mrs. Worth-
ington. -
MISSM'M ASTERS IS BRIDE
Coming as a surprise to the many
friends of Miss Hortense Mac Master
is the announcement of her marriage
to Mr. W. A. George, of Lewiston
Idaho.
The marriage was solemnized at St.
Stephens Cathedral, In Portland, on
December 20 at' 6 o'clock with a few
friends and relatives in attendance.
After a brief wedding trip, and n
few days spent in Pendleton, they will
be at home to their friends in Lewiston
after January 1 where Mr. George it
engaged in business.
KANSAS FOLK VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wendell of
Marysville, Kansas, are guests in Pen
dleton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
It. Leckllder, 3109 West Webb street.
Mr. Wendell is vice president of the
International Brotherhood of Station
ery Firemen and Oilers. The guests
arrived Monday and they plan to leave
this evening for The Dalles where they
will visit Mr. Wendell's sister.
Home Cooked Food
Sale Thursday
pY LADIES OF THE METHODIST CHURCH
COME IN WHEN YOU ARE DOWN TOWN
AND GET A CUP OF GOOD COFFEE.
EVERYTHING GOOD FOR CHRISTMAS.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co,
THREE PHONES QUALITY
THE
THOMAS
SHOP
che
ootery
WILL COME FOR VISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. Herald White are ex
pected to arrive in a day or so from
their home in Eugene to spend the
Christmas holidays, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith. Mrs.
White was formerly Miss Iiula Smith
and the couple will be welcomed for
their first visit here since their wed
ding, an event of September 15.
SCENERY IS MADE READY
Scenery Is today being set up in the
Church of the Redeemer in prepara
tion for the Old English miracle play
which Is to be given there Christmas
Eve, starting just before the stroke of
midnight Costumes are also being
n.ado ready for the event, and music
m especial excellence is being prepared.
(From the East Oregonlnn, December
22, 1S92)
E. J. Sommerville of Milton, is ut
the Pendleton.
J. V. Tallinn n has discovered a tal
ent for art. He started an oil paint
ing recently without Instruction of
any sort Und the result is good. It
represents four puppies at play.
W. S. liyers has gone to Portland
on a business visit.
Miss Geraldlne De Spain who has
been attending St. Helen s Hall ut
Portland, has returned home for a
holiday visit.
SALEM, Dec. 22. (A. P.) The su
preme court yesterday decided six.
eastern Oregon cases heard in Pen-4
dleton in October. It affirmed two
from I'nlon county nnd two from lin
ker. It dismissed one from Gilliam
and denied one petition for rehearing.
It wants details of 1 SO.
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Cuts, Dnms
Hamlin' Wii i d Cll a Eaf Frt
Aid Treatment
in
How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or
or sometimes even life itself, rc
M,Hi from the neglect of a hum or
little cut! Ihmlin's Wi.rarrt OA is
a sife and effective fir-1 ziA tuat
inent. It is .a powrrf:;! r.rtiscjitic
and promptly applied to vv. of
this kiwi w.ll lcd'?n tl.j (!av.'rr of
blond poison::) p Kecj it handy.
Wls.'iM Otl in u twl ti"Ht-i ' j-V.-n-r
r.ui.fii tit h.-vt i!i ih t nio-W iin? Hiv:.t
fir Ilrst ni 1 v.licn th ti.T'l-ir m: . fir
nn;tv. It is .ioothipff itn.l iKMiini: i ntl
Oui' k! !r:-.-. s .n ..((n ;in 1 r.'.ui-.m:i-tton
i- (jacs nf fniriiiip, .ni;,M,
burns, bin-s ;,rvl stlusri. Anm tt.-t reii:il.-io
too for n'.(t no k. m r5 f.-i-t, oW voils,
ci-nltcr sorow, pir-. h u i t.utluuhe.
rneros mzf lt.ntr ?.'ir.
if you pre truiii.tti with rui-iiM-t'-n
or pIl-U li'-jnlinlio ttv It.iniim . .:. .:!
Uvr Wlt.im. J nut i-l'.Lsa.tu i-:tlj i
Hill at Urusslsta tr O jaru.i::eo'
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Christmas , Suggestions
LOVELY SILK UNDERWEAR
The idea! gift for women. Exquisitely styled
night gowns, envelopes, trimmed with dainty hand
i..acle laces, made of superior quality crepe de chine
and silk jeivey. , These special groupings are inter
esting. EXTRA SPECIAL
$7.50 Silk Jersey Combinations, very fine quality,
closing these out at $3.98
$5.50 Philippine hand made gowns or Chemise em
broidered, on sheer, firmly woven materials.
Very special $3.98
Vanity Fair Silk Underwear of heavy quality silk.
Vests, Chemise or Bloomers.
$4.50 Vanity Fair Silk Vests $3.60
$5.95 Vanity Fair Silk Bloomers $4.76
$7.50 Vanity Fair Silk Chemise $6.00
The remainder of our silk underwear at 20 per
cent off.
PETTICOATS
. An unusual assortment of jersey top silk petti
coats, specially priced for Xmas gifts. Reduced
from $12.50 $7.95"
Also all jersey petticoats. These come in combina
tions of colors, fancy pleated flounces. Reduced
from 15.00. Special $9.95
I
WASHINGTON. Iec. 22. (V. P.)
-I.udwijr C. A. K. Martens, liolshc-
XKW YOliK, Dec. 22. (A. V.)-.
Armed with repenting rifles, 2(1 pick- 1
ed sharpshooters of the New ork no-1 ...
1 iinto nearby New Jersey ti.w n were
lieo fi.rco last ninht seoured the city i , .h,, 1V. Imii.-e officials and Indues.
Kemoval of l'olu-e Commissioner
Enright was proposed In a resolution!
introduced at a meeting of tho board
of aldermen. The resolution was
tahled, however. Similar action was
taken on a resolution to appoint n
committee to Investientn. the pollen
in nutomoliiles In a hunt for handll i.
r.ach sharpshooter was accompanied
by three detectives and a patrolman.
They were under orders to shoot every
suspect who attempted to escapo them.
7 other drastic measures to curb New
department and report to Governor
elect Miller.
Antncreuse in the police force of
TtiU men was uuthorlzed by the board
of estimates.
Vork's crime wave which h:s swept
PHOTOS
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notified the labor department hej .5
would surrender himself on January!
3 for deportation under the recent rnl-! 5
ing- of Secretary of Labor Wilson and
loai lie in ill liiiji -;iii ill I y lit , luiaitun ,
of the immigration law.
GREAT
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Pendleton' Popular Price Shoe Store.
735 Main Street
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HOME FOR HOLIDAYS.
Miss Kentt Hales has arrived home
from Eugene where she Is a student at
the University of Oregon. Miss Hales
is spending the Christinas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T.
Hales at their home on East Court
street.
STUDENT SARRIVE HOME.
Miss Helen Koch and Miss Effio
Hicks arrived homo yesterday from
Walla Walla, where they have been at
tending Whitman College, and are am
ong Pendleton students who will spend
the holidays here.
CimiSTMA.S PIiOCItAM ANNOUNC
ED. The Nazarene Sunday school will
present a Christmas program at the
church on Christmas eve after which
a treat -will be prodived for the school.
M its. KOCH IMPROVING
Friends of Mrs. Charles J. Koch,
who has been confined to her home for
the past week on account of illness,
will be glad to learn that she Is slight
ly improving today.
LEAVES FOR TACOMA
Mrs. Bernlco Jones left yesterday
for Tacoma where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
WILL VISIT IN PORTLAND.
Mrs. George A. Hartman has depart
ed for Portland where she is to pass
the holidays with relatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. '. ( V. P.)- S
A charge that United States govern-,
ment officials made great profils in
dealing in coal was made before the 1 2
scnute investigating commitee byj
George Cushlng, director of the Amcr- 2
lean Wholesale Coal Association, j s
Cushins: was Immediately urged 1
members of the committee to go Into; 2
details of the charge, but he refused ij
11c said he may later give information!
to support his charge lo the commit
tee, but declared he was absolutely
certain of his statements. '
UNLOADING
SALE
Our Entire Stock Consisting of S3(),000.00 Worth of Furniture, Rugs, Stoves,
Rages, Phonographs, Linoleum Xmas Gifts for the Home, Etc.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hhutrum left
at noon today for Portland where they
are to pass the holidays.
CROWN FORCES TAKE HA1.L.
DUBLIN, Dec. 22. (U. P.) Crown
forces today occupied the Dublin city
hall and all municipal buildings. The
action was taken in accordance jvith
a recent uncounceiaeul from Dublin
itrt;
Wilton Rugs
regular, in
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s.:tio.i. .si :.:.".()
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Wilton
now
Rugs, Mi, up to $l"2.."il
SHfi.SO
Entire Mock of lino Wilton
cut ill Millie proportion.
Rug
Oiiartor Sawiil Golden Oak Li
brary Table, S:J5.0D regular,
now , $2(1.05
Take Aspirin only as told in eacht
package of genu I no Payer Tablets of IS
Aspirin. Then you will be following s
tho directions and duxaito worked out s
by physicians during 21 years, nnd Is
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances mlth substitutes. If you sec
the Payer Cross on tablets, you can
tcke them without fear for Colds,
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Barache, Toothache, Lumbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
lets cist few cents. Druggists also sell
larger pneages. Aspirin Is tho trade
mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacidestcr of Hallryllcucid.
Oimrtercd Oak Library
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PHONOGRAPHS
Sliwlliiinl, Mnnilcl. Piillio. M
liriilii nml tin- Famous Aou-lln-'oi-nlioii.
W ith i-iu li and every Plionn
giapli we will give you S2.Y00
wortli of nxnids, nliMiliitely
yiil.OO (iolilcn Onk t - it). Mt,
double- ilrawci' Library Table,
now SKi.liri
51.0(1 Solid .Miiliognny
IMirt Table, now
Dnieii
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872.5(1 Solid Mahouniiy
port Tables, now
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BUY USEFUL AND i
PRACTICAL XMAS
GIFTS
five.
js:;s5.oi Plu n u phs,
now $:t:!5.0(i
$2H5.00 J'llllinwplis,
now 1(215.(1(1
$250,111) J'lioiiiiKi-iiplis,
now . S2 1 5.0(1.
$225.00 Plionogiaplis,
now $105.00
$2110.00 Phonographs,
now $175.00
$175.00 I'lioiiogiiiplis,
now . . $1(10.00
$150.00 PlionoKi-aplis,
now i $1 10.00
$LI5.00 Pliiiiiogi-iiplis,
now '. $125.00
lieiiieinlH'i'. X25.O0 worth or
Rciiii'ds I'riis with eai li plio-'
nogmpli,
$21.0(1 l lei-trii- I'liHir nml 'I'lible
l amp ShadeH $11.00
$25.00 FliK-lrlo Flisir nml Table
l,iinii Similes ....... $111.05
$110.00 Pill-trie
Shades, now .
Lamp
$.il).1)5
$1.25 iiorsi; lutoo.Ms ioc
with a piircliiiK' of $5 or over 111
any department, n good loum
KiiMini, Hoilli $1.25 for Km-.
(Limit 1 to a customer or rain.
iiy).
i:xtr. un; spi:ciAL
0xU $(15.00 Aiiiln-trr Rugs,
now $10.75
HI2 Rest (iiiilll)- Axmliisler
RiiKS $S2.50, lion.... $:S.(I0
liulii-s' (oilileu Oak Writing
Desk $42.75, now $211.00
Ileal. V tjimrtcml
Writing .Desk I'l
Oiuk .Men's
iiilar $12.75.
now i. ...... . $211.00
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All Li'iitln-r Puckers, $;I7.50 5
regular, mm- $28,33 5
$10.00 All Leather Ilis-kcrs. E
now $27.00 E
$55.00 All
now . .
.outlier
I Cockers,
$:w,93
$115.00 All Lcutlier ItiM-kers,
now . . .- $1(1.0
AH Holiday Goods
bought ' for Christmas
trade on sale at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
Crawford Furniture Go.
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