TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1921. FAGS SIX rr Soda and Club News 1'AKTY 1H KXJOYKI. rod. Time new member, Mrs A deliKlitful KiiriiiKll'me social rune-, Mr, tieo. nmsty, Mrs. Cluster rtem- -... it,-. rf,s,.ir,r fi.r liUli I iin-1 mil Mm. Jolirt ltamr.stor, wore ut Mm. W. N. Matlock un.l M. M. I.. Akers were hostesses at the hoiuc of Mrs, Matlock on Saturday evcninn. About forty liui'fltn -n jovv.l tanciltK l.i.i m ,.cno anil tfl lifter Uhll'1) delicious refreshments wi-ro s.icd ftpverul musical number coniUnfc or pliino and ocal solos nnd drnin:ilir r-Kiilri(f proved on additional en joyment to the evenings onti rtain incnt, MK!liYt.nO-KOl Xl CU'R The memlicni of the Moriy-ilo-Itonml crtib nut. Saturday afternoon lit the hnnie "f Mr. l-v 5arrtt. In i wwing contest Mr. "!eo. OhriHy won ihe hiL'h score trophy while in the BUPKflnic contest Mrs. William liuther j milted, tluesls, other than cl lb mem ber were .Mm. A. KeiiKe, Mrs. Minis. Mil. Uicd. of Hells, nml Mrs. ARnos Meltnke, of 'Pendleton. The next meeting will he heKI In two weeks ;it the l.oinr of Air. lnve Hotter. IhlV.UER HAS M I'KTINV. j Mi'lmirt:ll Hi'ivioes and Intlintlorl (were ht'M l y tl e lHitroe of Honor i t ihcir Saturday meetiiiBs. Mrs. Fran cis Hufll Olson, of St. Paul, national . president, snoke unit Have instrmtiors ina well as disciisslns the general work jof the order. The deicrce staff exem i fu'.l the floor work and .Mr. nu t t,-a r.iiwirt Kr.iwn w-errt iireeent e.l Iwl'.h an liidan-robe by .Mrs. Olson. rur.ls foi med a diversion ami .1. r hh score trophies. Uefreshnienta were sored later In the evening. Out flowers nnil potted plants formed the denotations. IIAPTKI: HAS MKKTIXfl. The llc-gemnn chapter of the Wost- ; minister Guild was entertained by i.Mrs. H. S. Mt Kemie nnd Mrs. 11. K. j .Vil.eait at the home of Mrs. MoKen Uie In the Security spartinents on Sut Uirday afternoon, with twenty-two invm'ier.s present. ! The program was planned by Mrs. M. Chrys'.iil and consisted of vocal number-ally Mrs. J. H. McCook, itecom Ipanied by Mrs. Kj F.Wverlll and Mrs. j Ivanibeau. assisted by Mrs. Chrystnll. land papers hy Mrs. McOormach, Mi's. lOiiy Hoyden. Mrs. Mac Hoke and Mrs. raham. Spring blossoms were used for tloc- H O PJ"S f V S T A I It S S II O I 'r J -1 - i - iLL New Today SPORT JA CKEIS nn the trophy. A dainty luncheon IMikc ami Mrs. Gcor):e Towers won the . hj. the hostesses during the later - hours. iUTI. ti. . v,ens,in oi ci jarKsoo street was honored on Saturday aftar- J noon when a group of friends surprls-l ed her at Her home, ne was present led with many Rifts, the occasion lielnft j her birthday. Refreshments wore I served durinir the afternoon. Guests !vere Mi's. Kim Morton, Mrs. Ivan Mo. Kee. Mrs. V. A. Urace, Mrs. Knoch Kriedly. Mrs. Will Campbell, Mrs. Whitmore.. Mrs. Ruff Campbell and Mrs. Truiuan Rogers. "THAT. ARE DIFFERENT" W. C. T. r. TO MEKT. , The Women's Christian' Temper ance V'nion will meet at the library Tuesday afternoon. At the meeting. a resume of the article, "Making; Am erica Dry." which appeared In the American Legion Weekly, will be Including the much wanted navy blue.j";er,; T . . 1 l.i'r. nfl IS tl'Vlftort ......... I IT C I IU TIIT I I 1 ii- KM I it , I in fill 13 11I11VV" .-..v..... , . . . r i i:-,t a large smpment oi exira iiuaiiLy sport jackets in navy, ' brov. n, Kelly green, sand and Java. These garments aw pntirplv different than those seen nfier lK'ln ii iu bolb d In Description of Campbell's Bean Soup tliiv IimikI picked MIclilKnn Tea lU-ans, soukctl. wished, rcpickd by Imnd and rinsed, uater Mina tl:cy tun ttioroufttiiy cowked. riaM-i' rurrots, ivlery ami Ktinitcwtioii f tomato l then addrMl." V Mend of park, bacon and onions, IuivIiik 1khii lli-st llioroimlil) cookrtl. Is tlii'n stlrit'd i.nto the noun.. Willi' lpia r. will, hi nnd other fluvors arc flimlly i-Mtiuil Hu In liii firttvn liiRml'intH nn iisihI. The Soup Is ciinploled hy Ik Ihk roix'al'tlly paed tliniiidll f a . HitviiH until l assnnics a ivmarkahly smitli texture. It In llioii filhil Into the cans and strlllicI. Their smwwtivc i:h cations yl'id a thick rich wmp -t unirorm cunsliciii y and an tutrucriM.' HPlMtirunio nml taste. 21 KINDS, PER CAN, 15c Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phones 28 Only 1 Quality the Best Walla on Saturday., floth ar well l.now n in Hendle'.on and have a host of friends. The bride has made her homo with her grandmother, Mrs. E. McNette. The couple will make their homo in Pendleton. in most shops. are All gone. See them before theyi V'": '.. '-W 'itFfj THE SHOP OF BEIIEIl VALC E S rr i MISS DYER VISITS. Miss 1'lollis Dyer, of Hermlston, was a week-end guest at the home of Mrs. James Johns, Jr. Miss Iver was here to see the high school play, "Ureen Stockings." She Is a high school student and recently appeared ffl a high school dramatic production. DEPART FOR HOISE. Mrs. E. P. Doyle and small sons, Graham and Robert Doyle, left yester day morning for Boise, Idaho, to spend the summer months at the home of Mrs. Doyle's mother, Mrs. W. A. (Graham. Save Your Hands Hausewcrk, Cleaning Windows, Washing Dishes Scrubbing -Woodwork axd Similar Tasks all tend to leave, the hands red and cracked, rob bing them of the softness and whiteness so much desired by most women. The thoughtful housewife who protects her hands by wearing household Rubber Gloves also -' saves the cost of cold creams and lotions that woukI otherwise be necessary. Some rubber gloves are almost worthless; made to sell, but not to wear. If you could buy a pair of perfect fitting, flexible household gloves with taper ing fingers and wide wrists guaranteed to give sat isfactionfor $1.00, wouldn't this be an economical investment? Let us show you our Maximum Gloves at this price. - 1 PENOLETQH DRUG CO. i J RETURN" "JO HOME. Jirs. nay u mine aim lhusihit. Eleanor Dean, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. J. XV. Endicott, re turned to their home In Portland this monun;. LITTLE SON BORN. Mr. and Mrs. L.' C. Uvermore are the parents of a little son born yes terday at Oregon City. The new ar rival weighs seven and a half nounds ;and is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lot j L;i ermore. Pendleton pioneers. D. A. R. TO MEET, i The Daughters of the Amprcon : Revolution will hold their resular 1 monthly meeting tomorrow evening at i 7:3('at the home of Mrs. R. H. Home. i 305 Perkins avenue. EXHAORMENT ANNOUNCED. Announcing the'ensiigenient of her daughter. Miss Clandlne McMonles, who is to wed Glenn Chester Acker man of Salem., Mrs. F. J. MoMonies was hostess today for a luncheon at the F.Iks' club. Covers were laid for ten at a table decked In spring blos soms and tulle, while cards beneath dainty baskets announced the betroth al. ' Miss McMonles is an attractive girl and popular in Pendleton. She at tended O. A. C. and the engagement Is the result of a college romance. MOTOR TO WAITSHI RG. Mr.' and Mrs. W. I. Gadwa. Mrs. Margaret Hoover and Mrs. William Milne motored to Waitsburg yesterday and were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. R. I Bussabarger, formerly of this eltv. Thcv attended services at the Christian church where Rev. Bussa barger Is pastor. MfSS SOMMERVILLF. RETURNS. . Miss Evelyn Somnierville has re turned from Portland where she vis ited at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith. . GUILD TO MEET. The Parish House Guild of the Epis copal church will hold a business meeting tonight at 7:30 at the church. J.OSH of AplK'tltP Is also loss of vital ity, vlcor. tone. To recover appetite and the rest take Hood s Sarsapartlla.. that strengthens the stomacn, per fects digestion, makes eating a plea sure. It also makes the blood rich una pure, and steadies the nerves. ' THE THOMAS SHOP Big Showing of Very fine Wraps and Coats The silk embroideries are ap plied by hand, fringe and tassel trimmings further ' beautifying some models, and the colors are the very newest. . Linings throughout are of heavy silk in two-tone or harmo- riizmg effect. PLANS TO BE MADE. The members of the Delphian Club will meet tonight at the library to per fect plans for their benefit card party to be held April 15 in the library club room. OREGON Tuesday Apr. 10 J Theatre One Night lL $ - . . PRICES 75c to $1.50 Seats en Sale Now THE LAUGH SHOW CF CREATION ' BRINGING UP FATHER AT THE SEASHORE All Fun and Pretty Girlj The Latest in Musical Com'dy EVERYTHING NEW DORFMAN THE TAILOR I have moved to my new location and will specialize in Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring, Remodeling, Repairing. I call for and deliver. One trial and you will be convinced. iMs 7 S 0 Dpsnain Did. Phone 982 ! LEAVE FOR CHICAGO, j Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shcehan, who spent the past five months in j Pendleton, departed Saturday for Chi j cago. jr.URY EEJvS'TO MEET, j The Busy Pees will meet tomorrow j afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam Wr.'ght. The meeting was at first 'scheduled for the evening. rb;TUP.N TO PENDLETON. Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Holt have return I ed to Pendleton after their wedding trip and are domiciled at the Security Apjartments. MOTOR TO WALLA WALLA. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan and lit tle daughter motored to Walla Wulla yesterday for the day. MISS WKSTHERSTflN WEDS. Miss Peatrice Weatherston became the bride of Irwin S. Preble in Walla CinXF.SB IIAVK 'T.C." 1V. PEKING Anrll-11. li P.) Chi- nAK ulrlu hv the hundreds in this City. Tientsin and Shanghai daughters of the wealthiest merchants, caret uuy hidden In hlir. walled-ln- homes, or girls not so luoky In riches or comron are forming societies to give food to other Bturving girls In .the famine area. They are contributing funds by self-denial of some favorite food. The up-to-date boarding schools are the leaders In this girls' enterprise. Hundreds of the Baldwin school, at Nanchang, have pledged themselves to go without meat and give the equival ent in money to the famine fund. This particular form . of self denial Is spreading all over China. The results already show that thousands of chil dren will be saved through the sacr -fice of these young women. This Is the principal means by which Chinese girls are helping the nation In its crisis, but It is by no means the only one. In the series of "tag days" In this city, Rhanrhal, Tientsin and other towns, young Chinese girls of the best families went openly on the j streets an unheard of thing and j "tagged" pedestrians and auto and j 'rickshaw parties. Large sums were raised by this method. I Tuesday j ARTISANS TO MEET. Thp Artisans will meet evening in Eagle-Woodman hall for a business meeting nnd initiation. MRS. WINER AT HOSPITAL Mrs. Jack Winer Is at St. Anthony's hospital where she underwent an op eration today. RETURNS FROM I A. GRANDE. Mrs. Thomas Young has returned from a visit In La Grande. EGGS AP If vnu am aiihtt! tit Hull rtn i n In (h hear, dizziness, nervouanena, are lan guid and feel tired all over, fret a pack age of the old reliable remedy. Mother Gray'a A ROM ATIC-LEAF, the pleasant Medicinal Tea. We have many testi monial. As a pen tie laratlve It has no equal. Ask for lothr Uray'a Aromatic-Leaf at druggists or sent hy mail for 60 ctn. Sample KKEK. Address, Mother Gray Co.. Le Roy. N". T. eggs while they are cheap. 2 DOZ. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, 45c. Per Case $6.75 "THE TABLE SUPPLY Phone 187 and 188 739 Main Street U. S. INSPECTED MEATS CHAS. D. OESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietor : J C7TII. oxgi:i.ss (Continued from page 1.) THIS YOUNG MOTHER Telia Childless Women What Lydia EPinkham's Vegetable Compound Did f ot Her Millston, Wis.-" I want to give you a word of praise for your wonderful iiicuiuic:. shi very fond of children ind for a consider able time after we married I feared 1 would not have any owing to my weak condition. I began taking Lydia iu. Pink ham's Vefre t&ble Compound and now I have a nice 'trone healthy baby Irri'rl I Mn hnnpKt.lv say that I did pot suffer much more when my baby was born than ! used to suffer with my periods before 1 took Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Com pound yearn ago. I give all the credit to your medicine and ana!! always recom mend it very highly." Mrs. 11. H. jANasEM, Millston, Wisconsin. How can women who are weak and gicklyexpect or hope to become mothers of he'aithy children? Their first duty is to themselves. They ehotild overcome the derangement or debility that in H i flrargmg inem oown, arm tirem iiu ft ! the entire gyntm, as did Mr. Jantinen, r, DT tailing LrVdia r. rinitnam duced In the ho-.lpe. The Fordncy emrprncy tariff, vetoed by Wilnoit, will ho rnllpd nn Vednpilrlv. This bill would be effective In six months. WASHINGTON. April 11. (U. i'.l Several hundred bills were Introduced n the hotiaa. Th emerKcncy tariff bill was Introduced by Representative Young of North Dakota. The bill car ries protective rates on wheat, wool, mfat nnd a yrirlllf nr;il nrnilncts. Ren. resentative Oood of Iowa, chairman cf the houne appropriations committee, presented the budget bill, a reform favored by the administration. Others which were introduced, or are ready for Introduction are: The Immigration biH, In form vetoed by Wilson. Soldier bonus bill, introduced by ftf orpHrnlntix'p Pnrrinpv rhnlrmnn of the house ways and means committee.. Consolidation of soldier relief agen cies, recommended by the Dawes com mission. , Army nnd Navy appropriation hills. MISS LOU ALTA MELTON IS ASSISTANT ENGINEER OF U. S. PUBLIC ROADS 4U3S LOU ALTA MELTON Mi."s Ixu Alta Melton is nRs'staiil bridge engineer of the I'. R. Iicpart ment of I'u'.ilic KoadH, and Is att:ich p,i to the heud'iuarters office at Mis- 2 blessing of good constitution. ii t ... i a i . i,.ni Ainnn? her nrnnrtost tn. tmnmina inu uii u-rv wit j '. .' - . in a tuition to jnve thir rhiidren the tunsiiunn i a nir mborHhlp curd in the LAST WEEK OF THE RY BIG FAGTO DEMONSTRATION SALE OF "SELLERS KITCHEN CABINETS" 1 1 ' ' PUTS A -lM MSI SELLERS M3 SaifRS IN yOUR HDME B Q figi-l, ' i YOURHOME To better acquaint every housewife in PcnCjelon with the ptV3150; ers the Sellers Kitchen cabinet, we are holding a special factory demonstra- , tion sale. . ' ' - ' - , , Absolutely Free 12 piece set Aluminum ware valued at $13.00 dur ing factory demonstration only, which positively closes April 16th. Delivered to your home f ree with your cah- met. $5 S CRAWFORD FURNITURE C0. SF$5 103 E. Court St. Phone 496 SEE OUR WINDOW OF THE MODEL, EFFICIENT KITCHEN. , Amencun Association cf Englnters. I"