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Social -and Club News
.WiU, J,KAVR SOON
Wen. John M. Dolph plans to leave
won f.ir Portland to Join Mr. polph.
They will he domiciled iu an apart
ment hi the Imperial Ariffs.
MOTOR TO YAKIMA
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Todd and Miss
Wary Hrhult motored (o Yakima sat
vrdny to rpend the week-end with rel
ative and friend. '
moved to their now home, 302 Wtllov
street. '
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MOTOR TO PORTLAND
Mrs. X. D. Swenrtitgen n daughter
Mrs. Leslie H. Oibbs, motored to Port
land today. They will spend a week
or ten days In the city.
MOVE TO XW HOMK
Mr. nd Mrs. William
CLUB WILL MKET '
me pioneer ladles Cluli will meet
tomorrow t 2 o'clock In the .rln
i mms w tne county library. , The
, meeting is the first this fnll and plan
lHrn have for the coming year will he made.
IIOPF'S UrSTAIRS SHOP '
Never have we shown a more
interesting line of
j
Coat
Not a single number in the
whole showing could be called
ordinary, with justice. (
SMART STYLES developed in
BOLIVIA, PANVELAINE,
3 ORLANDO CLOTH, ERMINE
CLOTH, ETC .
The prices are as reasonable as they will be for some time
to come and by choosing now you will get your pick from the
complete showing. - -
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SECOND FLOOR TrL) V A R E BLDG
,'EAfON IS Ql'IET
Peeause today in a holld:iy, there
r but few events In the social culen
lar. Tuklns ndvnmnne of the week
Mid nnd Labor Pay, a number of Pen
"leton people left Saturday on motor
and hunt'nx trips. The open season
Tor deer nnd hirds has caused scores of
People lo leave for tho mountains.
For flday of this veek is scheduled
one of the first receptions: of the fall
season. It will be Riven by the mem
bers of tho Pendleton Women's Club
tnd will be In honor of the Pendleton
teachers. The affair will take place in
he chin rooms of the county library.
XeXt Uonday is the weddinjt day for
one of Pendleton's most attractive
?irls. Miss Vera Temple. Her marrlaue
lo Henry Judd will take place in the
evenins at the Church of the Kedeem
ei with Mev. Alfred Lockwood offi
ciating. The ceremonyvw'll ho follow
ed by a reception at flie Alvah Slash
er home. A number -of Portland peo
ple will attend the ceremony, imimj
them Mr. nnd Mrs. P. E. Judd, par
Jilts of Mr. Judd, nd former, Fendie
on residents, ' .
fOrxGPTKHS ESVJOY PARTf
The littt friends of John Wlll'ams,
ed 6 and Mary Williams, afted three,
the children of Mr. and Mrs. E. O.
Williams, enjoyed a party in the'r hon
or Saturday afternoon.! the occasion
elebratinif John's sixth birthday.
Games were the diversion of th aft
ernoon, and In one of them the euests
drew numbers which corresponded to I
numbers on favors, eacJr one thus I ' ,
claiming a prize before the end of theMUUK lu okiua.nu.
tame. elictous defreshments. in- w. at- Munuey. aauemer .miss rKy-
cluding a bis birth-lr.v cake with s x en Huntley and Miss Ulu-nche Himlsli
pink candles were served later la tha'left b' motor Ut port.nnJ yesterday,
afternoon. Those nresent were. .Jnsn ! Ht Huntley and" Miss Furnish
Unusual Tilings to Eat
Wlitn you nre tlnnl f the Uw;tl things that yon pitrolmsi'
evory iiMiiilh, ami uu tti-e al sii wits ciwl to nl nutliim
new, tiH'ii : llio lime to wwk Ut imr sljav, iai will rial hero
"l imMJul TliiiiRs to I at."
We tave the largest anil best w-MirUvl slm-k vt )pU itm'Ii'
t;i,H-rics lu I'.astiTii Oivkoii. ,
Exclusive Selling Ajrcncy for
IMPERIAL TEA, COFFEE, EXTRACTS
AND SPICES,
OLD MONK OLIVE OIL,
COLD MEDAL BUTTER , -CHASE
& SANBORN'S TEA AND COFFEE
-GORIIAM'S SILVER POLISH
Stye Closed All Day Labor Ds.y, Monday,
September 5th. . . . . .
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phones 28 Only 1 Quality tb Bt
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T;, ;: ; thomas ::..' !fB5S
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Petty Pond, of thia city and Mm.
Pond's mother, Mrs. Alice Hays, of
Portland, arrived last evening, from
that city.. Mrsl Hays will be the guest
of her daughter here.'1
Pu'cpiH'rutioii there Is not so much
in the ordinary vacation ns there is In i
u single bottle of Hood's arsapuiilla. j
which refreshes the tiled blood, sharp
ens the dulled appetite, restores the
1 lost courage. Take Hood's Saisapuril
lu this summer. -
'tope, Mylene and Tilman Taylor,
eorge Sharp, Mary and Bbbby Bond.
:iise Dolph, Sylvia Knisrht, Mary Lon-
ergan, J mmy and Pat Lohergan, Krn-
t Rockwell, Pauline and Roscoe
Traylor, Howard Jacobsen. Billy Clark,
hirJev Thompson Holand Rew, Phil-
p Imer, Jenn Luck. Therese and
Stephen Lowell', and the honorees.
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wtll attend O. A.i C-tliis.full.
MRS. SLVSHER RETCR.VS
Mrs. AJvah Slusher returned yester
tiay from Portland. Her daughter.
Miss Vera Temple, who accompanied
her there, will rctouj-n tomorrow.
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RETURN" TO CITY.
Mrs. Guy Wyrick, daughters Mil
dred and Dorothy, and ,son Guy Jr.,
and Miss Jlary Johns, returned yes
terday after a motor trip to Portland.
RETURN" FROM PORTLAXD
Mr. and Mrs. S. ,R. Thompson, dau
ghter Miss Thelma Thompson, and
nieces Miss Edna Thompson, and Miss
Katnerlne 1 nompson, returned yester
day by motor from Portland. M'm
-iiieijuii mum win nas ocen aiLeoaiogt. , ,, . . . . ,, ... ,
ivi,-', r ti- ui . 'Aebergall and her sister Mrs. tharlcs
Lnivrs.tv of v asninaton Summer . "
GUEST IN CITY. '
Mrs. Henry Harper, of Portland is
I the guest of her mother Mrs. W. H
school.
RETURN TO PENDLETON.
Mrs. Mary I-ane and daughter, Miss
Neva Ijine, have returned from Port
land where Miss Lane attended tbe
Universitv of Oregon Kx'.ension
School. Thoy also visited at Seaside.
Miss Lane-is principal of the Field
school.
Vaughn.
MOTOR TO IRRIGON'.
A very enjoyable time was had by
Mrs. Finley Gravbeal, Mrs. Rp.lpb
Horn-ins, Mrs. Clyde Thrasher and Mrj".
Gordon York who motored to Irrl-
gon ye3terday to spend the day
relatives and friends.
with
The reputation of the box Brownie as simple, practical and re
liable cameras has gone around the world. Their light weight, their
absence of bellows, their sturdy construction, simple mechanism, fixed
focus and tUe low price of cameras and pictures have brought them
deserved popularity, with children as well as with adults.
Box Brownies are the simplest of cameras to operate and Nos. 0 and
t make pictures of a most economical size.
. Prices from 2.00 nP ... ,
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO.
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DON'T MISS IT! Be on hand 90, Red
Hot Racket Sale.
MATRESSES
You can buy a mattress from us for less than you
could buy the tick for one year ago. Out of town orders
given our special attention. We are offering you for aw
few days a 4d lb. all cotton mattress for the following
price: " . ' . . j i
A 45 pound Cotton Mattress, delivered $6.00
K 45 pound Cotton Mattre, F. O. E. store ...$S.50
For out of town orders we burlap and deliver to the
depot for $6.00.
YOURS FOR SERVICE '
MlleyBz Kemp
vtuUitf ur Wsli Iiwim-J
Kiinf action Our Aim
CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
Members of the N'orthside Br'dee
were enests at a luncheon on Sat
urday at the home of Mrs. James
Johns, Sr. Pink and white colrnos
centered the table where covers were
laid for twelve.. Mrs. J. F. Robinson
won the high score trophy.
RETURN FROM PORTLAXD
Mrs. Willard Bond and daughter.
The Key that Unlocks the Door to
Long Living
The men of eighty-five and ninety
years of age are not the rotund, well
fed, bst thin, spare men. who live on
a slender diet. Be as careful as he
will. However, a man past middle ae
will occasionally eat too much or
of some article of food not suited to
his constitution, causing indigestion or
constipation and will need a dose of
Chamberlain's Tablets td move his
bowels and invigorate his stomach.
When this is done, there is no reason
why the average man should not llv
to a ripe old age.
No Substitute Offered
Say what you will about druggists
offering something "Just as good" be
cause it pays a better profit, the fact
! still stands that ninety nine out of a
i hnndred druggists recommend Cham
j berlaln's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy,
j when the best medicine for diarrhoea
is asked for, and do so because they
know from what their customers say
of It, that it can be depended upon.
A Pronounced Success
The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Colic
and .Diarrhoea Remedy In the relief
and cure of bowel complaints, both for
child'en and adults, has brought It
Into almost universal use, so that it Is
practically without a rival and as
everyone, who has used it knows, it is
without an equal.
Tiie Ideal PurSativo
As a pugative. Chamberlain's Tab
lets are the exact thing required.
Strong enough for tho most robust,
mild enough for "children. They cause
an agreeable movement of the bowels
without any of that terrible griping.
! They are easr and ploftflant" to take
and agreeable in effect.
RETURN TO TENDLETON. N
Miss Doris Bennett and Miss Lottie
Ilennett returned yesterday from Pout
land where they visited relatives.
BABY IS BORN. .
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Snyder, 1601
West Court ttrft. nrp tKe m,rinti nf
a baby daughter born thlj morning. 1 1!on or more'
ct inerDLFC a pa row
oi. Juouna.wuLmr
STARTS 35TH YEA.R
In but.fev "c:t:es have mun'cipal offi
cials taken steps to minimize tho out-
of-work menuce. Most cities are In no
pos t lou. owing to lack of treasury I
funds or inability to market bond Is
sues, lo do anything constructive, thc r '
officials are quoted as saying. Some '
sect' ons. however, plan road building
and other public Improvements to help
take up the slack until business gets
fully under waygttln, which Is looked
fo.- soon.
Most workmen, reports show, were
able to save mbney during the era of
high war-wages, but those out of work
have been forced to draw heavily on
the'r savings. In vast numbers of cases
these Faings have bcert exhausted in
leeping the wolf from the door.
A countrywide survey just completed
indicates that unemployment- is not as j
groat today as It was a few months ,
ago. geasonal work has absorbed tens i
of thousands of hands. . The federal
department of labor at Wash ngton re- j
cent;y estimated the number ef un-
employed at 5.500,000, but the survey ;
completed by the International News i
Service would indicate that such a fig- j
ure Is far too high, possibly by a mil-
Accurate,, compilations.
are difficult, imsmuch as In some,
areas men are working two or tnree
dnys a1 week. Little building is being
idone. Ill'nols has 200,000 Jobless;:
i Massachusetts 12S.004. j
Jolis Are Scarce. I
In the state of New York there are
some 600,000 men without regular en- j
pit yment, stntistlcs show. In Pennsyl- ;
ivania 33'),0)Q are In similar position;
SPECIALLY 1 FEATURING
, . TODAY
"Women't nd Misses'
New Fall
at the Thomas Shop, Low Prices
$25.00 to $35.00
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Hero Is a Splendid Opportunity for every .woman-or mils to liuy
her new frock for full wear at prices that nre exi'epl'.onally low, con
sidering the splendid quality and etyle of tho garments represented.
- Charming drcrses of nil wool tr'collne, satin and crepe de clVIno, In ifll
' .he newest (jnd very latest style.
f?t. Joseph's Academy, pioneer edu-l1111"05" a 2'-00l) J: Massachu
catlonal institution of Pendleton, en
tered today upon the thirty-fifth year
of Its activity. Enrollment at noon to
talled 125 boys and girls, but It Is
thought by the Sisters of St. Francii
who are In charge, that last year's to
tal of 261 will f) exceeded within 3
few weeks. I
The school offers courses in ele
mentary and high school subjects, and 1
17 teachers are employed. An Im
portant course Is the music course, in
which-nbout 100 enroll each year. Five
instructors in music are employed.
The new dormitory, built last year
and In use at the close of the past
term, 1s a recent addition to the build
ings occupied by the Academy.
retts 1,250.000,
Connectcut, however, reflects Im
proved condition. In the mid-West
conditions nre gradually getting bet
ter. Ohio power companies have re-ported-an
increased consumption of
electric current and nulo-parts man
ufacturers have been able to resume
on ah. improved basts?" Illinois grad
ually is absorbing her unemployed.
FEDERAL TROOPS 8'J!ET
CHARLESTON, W. Va., Sept. 5.
(I. N. S.) Labor Day found fedeijal
troops, sppnt Into West Virginia's trou
bled area on Uje Boone-Logan county
line patrolling tho district and clearing
out such armed men as they encount
ered. A large number surrendered
yesterday. All who carried arms were
forced to give them up. They then
were sent fro mthe region and to their
homes. The united mine workers
leaders aided the troops in the work.
Latest reports indicate everything is
quiet. Patrols are searching "every
Inch of ground for burled weapons.
Card of Thanks
We want to thank our many friends
for their kind help and sympathy dur
ing the bereavement of ,the death o
our Uttle son, Boone, 'i M
MR. AND MRS. PEARSON.
TIIE EARLY BIRD GETS THE CHOICE:
WORMS. Sale starts 9:30 Tuesday morn, i
ing. FREE!- FRE! FREE! HGet your
share. 8500 given away during this red;
hot Racket Sale, in casli and merchandise.
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HEALTH DEPENDS OH
Rich, Rod Blood
Weak, watery, thin blood is
not able to rebuild good body
tissues it U impovtrithtd. For
health and strength you must
enrich your blood, v Increase,
the red blood corpuscles, and
pur 1 1 r your blood with tho tandsrti
purlh.r S. 3. S.
peopl. in a wenk, run-down condition
nve seen Denelit.d, by taking S. S.
Thousands of
un
S.
Fred Rhhn of Pasadena, who has
been spending the - summer at the
Stockman ranch, and Arthur Ross,
left last night for Portland. Mr.
Rahn will return home and Mr. Ross
will re-enter O. A. C. .
, For Spacimt Booklet or orjndh
W rfimi advice, without chart,
wrlta Chief Medical Advitor,
S.S.S.Co., Dep't 43S, Allenla.Ca.
Cat 5. S. S. st your druggiit.
Ffr Rich, Red Blood
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I Higher Iriitiiutio
TECHI10L0GY
Eight Sdieolt; Seventy Drpirtmrnti
FAM. TER!W OPENS Sf.PT. 19. 1921
for fiiformiftoa write 10 ln tTSInr
6ron Agricultural College
CORVALUS
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IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
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HOME -DEMONSTRATION
Hew to Pikc a I'rnlt Pic.
Juicy fruit pics pnsent unex-
pected difficulfies tf the homo
cook owing to their tendency to
become sotfgy. It the tindercrtist
is pre-lnked until' slightly brown,
th' pie will le much better. An
other point In connection' with
pastry making, especially In
warm weather, is that speed in
handling .'s an Important factor
If the houtewlfe does not wish t
her dough to become soft and
consequently difficult to roll and
lift. E. V. D.
PAULENE RICE
Teacher of Piano
101 Wilson
High flchool
Phone- 620
Credits Given.
MILLIE WHITINtl McIHXVAI.il
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Graduate of llurnett School of
Music. Pupil of Leopold Godow
sky -ami. Josef LUevinne in pi
ano and Louis Victor H.uir In
composition, Oodowsky method
of arm-weight and relaxation,
Moore system of Fundamental
Music Training for Children and
Key-board Jlarmony.
Ill IIT A. Mi DOXALI)
" Violin, '1'clio, V'o'n- '
IVi.Mh ConHervaloiy, Chicago,
1912; Member of .Master Cliiss
of Leopctd Aucr, Chicago, 1931;
Authorised Exponent of Ma
I'i. cliel Hvstem of VlnHn Tea'h
Ing; Oruduate Chicago Mfi.acil
Colle.ge -921; Clii.i and. Privite
Insh uctlon , fSUideiils' Orclt3
McDonald Music
Studios
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510 W. Webb St.
1ICW JIOVW AUE Af'OOT
(Continued rrora osg 1.)
igninrt wn-re red-ictioni even though
h en! of ,l'v!nir may not have do
dined aniireclublv ill the Indufrtriii!
tre.m Where the luen have gone cn
"'like to fight wage cuts they usually
have been forced by grim necessity to
return to work or change their class of
employment.
In but t"t r':'i:i - there been nn'
well thought-out plan or r.i.-rc '.' ef
(oit jut foitb to Ivssou liueiiiluytiiunt,
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE
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flic lruy Store That perree
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Pupils Now Registering. - ; 1 ,
: , , High School Credits. Given. , . , ' 1
All Grades, Taught. , "f
Fall Term Opc.fc Tuesday, September 6
PUBLIC DEMONS 'ATIONOF FUNDAMEN
TAL MUSIC TRAiNIIJG FOR CHILDREN AT
STUDIO, 510 W. WEBB ST., WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, SEPT. 7, AT 4:30.
Mothers arc Invitcil to conic nml bring tliclr children to tills first
lesson which Is free and places the pnrrnt niuler no fnrtlicr obllgnUotl.
Children over 5 years of age aro eligible,
Tulw is eyi fntcrcstlng ond pracllcal way of teaching the first psin-;
-Uals of Music. Ui cuv ana urn been Mseil with (treat r.iccrss by fori;.
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