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Thirteen No Jinx for Him
Social and Club News
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S!HTHIAY I'HM-EftliATED. ' Linn chapter of Westminister Guild at
I'auline, the daughter of Mr. pnd a imrciing of the chapter last evening
Mrs. i. M. Traylor, 1108 Kaley street, at tnc noine oi .Mrs. rc. K. tjeist. utn-
s. was honored ut a birthday party es- r ottii-ers chosen were Mildred Kbivl.
tenlay afternoon from 3 to 5, the or- vice president; Louise Hayden. treas
casiun b-ir.i? her .wiinth birthday, urer and .Mary Hampton, secretary.
.-.i....,., .'r iv, .!.....,.. ,.t The house was decorated in pink, pink A social evening was enjoyed after
of Dul'ili'c welfare carnations being used. A cake with the business session. The organiza-
Pondleton clubwomen, who in the Pin vnndles was a feature. -Juests tion is under the auspices of the Pres
past have been active in the sale of the were Evalyn Kmb.isk. Elizabeth from- , byterian church.
nealK. will with other clubwomen of melin. Mary Hov.land, Sue Winters. '
Oregon be asked to co-operate this Eleanor Fletcher, Uarbara iner, .L'-A E For roi.T JND.
eicncviove Young, r lora jirwinani, ..un. jmn-
Franci3 Kobertson, Uoris Mabie. Jane man- Mrs- Thompson. Mrs. Wil-
Mabie and Wilina Peterson. llar1 l1na an baries Bond left
. a jby motor today to spend the week-end
1I) M EFTS Portlun1- Thy w111 beat Colum-
f The il'dies- Aid of the Methodist S;i' hf'lel tonlicht and will Ke
church was entertained yesterday aft- l" " .". uw. iney ...
lernoon at the home of Mrs. It. U OI- ,f " a ,1,w,tre 1 urat "Aphrodite."
liver with Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. 1. H. ... ,. ,
f.rroni'.t;..no h,n' L.w.ti llm l ir.i- : t -.. M... W I 0 1....... M .... t ,v..i.l 1'J n
.moters and supporters of all m eat 'stoe kman and Mrs. Louise Kini? ns
movements for advancement of the hostesses. A Thanksgiving program
AID IS AKED
The aid of clubwomen of the Plate
of Oregon in selling Christmas seals.
through which medium funds are rais
ed to prosecute the battle asainst tu
berculosis, is asked bv Mrs. Sadie Orr-
year. Mrs. Dunbar, in her appeal to
Clubwomen, says:
"Theie lies before every woman's or
ganisation in the state an opportunity
to perform a duty that is a privilege
that of tuking active and etieeuve
part in the great fish: against tuberculosis.
"It is history that women and worn
welfare of our nation and its people. 'was given and arrangements made for
The war on tuberculosis is one of the ln aploii and fancy work sale on De
greatest and most vital of the modern cember 3.
educational movements to save and (
protect our nation and our people ftETllltX TO PENDLETON,
from the misery, destruction and ( it(,v. and Mrs. J. T. Ijx Rose have re
death Of that greatest of modern turned after a vls't to Saskatchewan,
scourges tuberculosis. Tncy ilavp 1)e(. ln Canada for the past
"Your organization owes a duty to . ls,.v. Ul Uow lH pastor of the
Itself and to the community to he ac Niiz.ir.ne chrch of Pendleton,
tlve In protecting that community .
from this disease. The opportunity is MOVE TO NEW" RESIDENCE
yours to do a work that will bring ( ' "Mr "aml j,,;. E. p. Ave'rill and fam
lastinit benefit, not only lo your com- My wh(, h.ive ,.,.n re.si()iK ,lt 214
miiniiy um to tne nation. I Perkins lAvenue, will in future be
domiciled at G 10 Kaley street.
Members of the Delphian Club will
enjoy a luncheon tomorrow ut the
Elks' club. The uffair is under the di
rection of Mrs. K M.
Mrs. Fred Lieuallen.
IS IS SPOKANE.
W.'hs Lot la Llvermore Is visiting rel
. atives in Spokane.
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN.
Isabel Maey was chosen president of
UOl'F'S Ul'kf AIRS SHOP
DELIGHTFUL NEW MODES
IN .
WOOL FROCKS i
, Wonderfully Smart and Chic
These new arrivals in wool frocks for
street and afternoon wear are develop
ed in materials (Jf Poiret Twill, Duve-
tyn, Tncotme and r rench Serge.
You'll agree with us they're
smartest styles shown this season.
Your Inspection Invited.
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Following the
luncheon, the club will be guests ut
jthe home of Mrs. R. D. Sayres for an
afternoon of bridge.
ARE PENDLETON VISITORS.
M.ss Mary Dakera, George Dale era
and Mis. Al Schott of Walla Walla,
were Pendleton visitors yesterday.
They motored here from the neighbor
ing city.
WILL LEAVE FOR EUGENE.
Miss Uuth Montgomery, who has
been 111 Pendleton conducting tests in
local schools, will return to Eugene
this evening. She is a member of the
Llnlversity of Oregon faculty.
IS GUEST IN WALLA WALLA.
Mrs. Thomas Fit Gerald Is in Wal
la Walla us the guest of Mr. und Mrs.
T. A. FItz Gerald. Bhe went to Walla
Wallu yesterday.
LEAVE FOR PORTLAND.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cook left
yesterday for Portland to attend the
PacifJu International Livestock Expo
sition.
HERE FROM ATHENA.
Mr, und Mrs. A. C. Mulntyre of He
lix, ure Pendleton vlsitdrs today.
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LEAVES FOU PORTLAND.
Miss Julia Cook left today for Port
lund for a week's visit.
AltMISTK'U DAY
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PENDIUTON'S I'OI'llIiAR ( A It M K NT B II O P
WHY DO WE OFFER YOU
Eaton's Highland Linen
Stationery
There is a very good reason why we offer this pa
per in preference to others. YOU are the chief rea
son. We offer it knowing- that it is of the quality
you will like because it reflects the tests in style of
envelopes and choice of tints YOU would approve,
and it is back to TRE-WAIl TRICE.
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"Try the Drug Store First"
Lang Ranges
With an unassailable quality, and economically priced, on
display in our store.
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Prices ranging from $30.00 to $110.00
Yours for Service
Riley & Kemp
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8aUsfaotliin Our Aim
season, and the locals have been play
ing a fighting irame.
The game -will bo called ut 2:30
o'clock. The grund Bland will be used
to scat spectators. The field will be
enclosed with wire so that fans may
see the game from the sidelines, but
the crowd will be held back far enough
that those souted In the stand behind
them can nee, over their heuds.
Following is the proclamation is
sued by Mayor G, A. llarlman for the
day:
w hereas, The eleventh day of No
vember marks the cessation of the
greatest war known to mankind, und
Whereas, the anniversary of this
ivreiit event has been well chosen as
tne time or opening the international
conference called by the President of
the I'nlted States to consider the prob
lems of disarmament und kindred
uuestions which have long since
threatened the peace, happiness and
prosperity of all nations, and
Whereas, it Is iipproprlalo that we
panne In our labors on that day not
only to express our gratitude for the
blessings of peacu and as a mark of
respect for the ex-service men Who
made it n reality, but also that we
may consider ways and means for ob
viating tlie necessity and burden ol
future wars.
Now. Therefore, I, G. A. Hartman.
as mayor of the city of rcndleton, do
hereby proclaim Friday, November
eleventh, lu::i, to be a holiday in this
city and urge that all citizens join in
an appropriate observance of that d:
which is so full of promise for the
tut ure.
Haled this ninth day of Novcmbe
lDill.
G. A. HARTMAN,
Mayor.
Darlvn Stutz won 13 ribbons at seven snows, lei ne s a luciiy uos
caressed by Mrs. Louis Ottmann, of Freeport, L. I., nt the annual show
of the Boston Terrier Club at the Waldorf-Astoria, Xew York
CATTLE MAKKI.T KTIWOY
PORTLAND, Nov. 10. tl'. P.)
Cattle ure steady. Hogs ure 23 rents
lower, prime light, $s.5 to IS. 75.
Sheep, eggs and butter (ire Heady.
sti:i:Ii toxnam: ii:c!m:asi:s
NF.W YOKK, Nov. 10. (f. P.)
The Cnited States steel corporation
announced u decrease of 270, ooo ton
iii unfilled steel tonnage for October.
DKMOCKATIC ATTKMPT FAILS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. (A. P.)
-Democrats in the house failed today
in un attempt to force un Immediate
vote on the acceptance of ihe senate
50 percent surtax amendment to the
tux revision bill, the house voting
alter a hot debate to lay on the table
a resolution of acceptance offered by
Representative Garrett, of Tennessee,
a. minority leader.
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
HOME DEMONSTRATION
Atlest:
THOS, Fl'IV, c.iciiAr.n,
t'lty Recorder.
AFKO MAIL IX FGYPT
LONDON, Nov. 10. (I. N. S.I A
pnstul air service has been organized
across a tract of desert 375 miles wide
in Ki:vpt.
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Local IMdciico
Evidence that can be verified.
Fast Is what we want.
opinions differ.
Here's a Pendleton fact.
You can test it.
P. ( Herman, 301 S. Aura St.,
rays: "When 1 was living In Kansas u
year and a half ago I suffered from
lame back, caused by the disordered
condition of my kidneys. At that time.
1 had a dull, heavy ache in the small
of my back and I could hardly get up
when I was down. My kidneys acted
frequently, causing me to get up many
times during the night, I heard about
I'onn's Kidnev Pills and several boxes
cured me of the attack. The pain left
mv hack and my kidneys acted like
clock-work."
- SOl'P MIXTl'ltKS.
While you arc canning do not
forgot the jars of soup mixtures
for the hot lunch for the school
child.
Prepai'at on.
Select any vegetable mixture
that you think desirable such as
(varrol, cahhufc, onion, tomato)
(carrot, calory, clems ami tops,
onions), (cabbage, turnip, onion,
carrot), (cooked macaroni, car-
rot, onion celery), (cooked rice,
onion, celery, tomato).
Prepare vegetables: dice; and
blanch mixture the time for the
vegetable in the mixture requir
ing the longest time. Pack into
hot sterilized tested jars, add a
teaspoon salt to each quart of
vegetable. und fill up with boil
ing water, adjust rubber and
cap, serening down in the case
of mason jar, tiht tliem back
about 1-4 to 1-2 inch to permit
steam to escape. J'ul j kettle
with false hot lorn with boiling
water one Inch over tup of jar
and prncess for length of time
given for vecretablo requiring
the lengest time. Ueinove j;;r,
heal, test, ioiht and bihcl v' n'
Fo clear, full and forceful exposi
tion of the Scriptures, Evangelist Hen
sbaw is of the fi'-st rank. He sets
fort the Uible teachings in a way so
adequate as to meet the acceptance of
every reasonable person. His sermon
nt the First Christian church last night
on "The Power and Philosophy of
Faith," was a masterpiece in clearness
and simplicity -f Gospel teaching bas
on the text: "Heine justified by
ed
rnith, let us have peace with God
through our Lord Jesus Chris!." (Rom
5:1). He ppukc In part us follows:
"The doctrine cf faith Is a great
unity doctrine. Justification by faith
is the hope of all evangelical salva
tion. The object of fallh is supreme
peace. Faith is not bt'nd and unrea
sonable trust. Faith is the substance
of :hlngs hoped for: the evidence of
tbln,:s not seen. Faith is based tn
:-tioiony. There is no faith witlont
tesi:mony. no belief vithout a wltnes;.
Faith is always active and positive. Its
vehicle !s tho Wc"d of God 'Faith
coa'.'S by bearing the Word of C5o.l
(I lota 10:17). No i ne was ever r in
verted who never beard the Gospel."
iT u-re was one conftFtdon at the cl.?
of I he sermon.
A .' pedal solo by Mrs. Curtis and a
lively song servile !cd by G. K. Cur:s
were .basing feaupts of last evenings
service!!. A doie..:cllon from ilia
t'brh'- i.n church in La Grande attend
ed t'.e meeting las: night.
Ohililien are to meet at 4 p. m. tn-c-iy
te practii'e songs lor their par In
the meeting Friday night. T'ae nijjbt
will also be one of patriotic bntiire te
which all sold.'ers i rv. invited.
Tonight Evnnge'.;!t Henshnw will
preach on "The Itc'isnuuhlcncsM i f Re
pentance." The ordinance of Ch''l.-'-lian
bapibnn will be administered be
fore the evening sermon. Meeting be
gins at 7:30.
In order that we may help to fittingly observe
Armistice Day, the day set aside in memory of our
heroes, both living and dead, we will be closed all
day Friday.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phew 28 Only 1 Quality the Beit
Lorene King, and a mock trial. "The
State of Oregon versus the Four Verb
llrothers Messrs. lie, See, Do and Go."
Persons in the play were: Judge
Goodl'orm, Paul Puncher; Clerk of rhe
Court, Dorothy Straughn; Sheriff,
Frank Modstrom.
Defendants Kelwin Sharp, Ki:gene
Gray, Neil Knglish and Norris Gra
ham. Witnesses for the people Mr.
Smoke M. Out, Carl Moll: Miss Class
Criticism, Lorene King; Miss Cultured
Person, Iluth Taylor; Mr. Hi-siness
World, Vern King.
Complaining witness, Miss Mother
Tonsue, Vivian Estes.
Jury of twelve goud men and wom
en. Court stenographer.
The four verb brothers were charg
ed with the crime of feloniously, mali
ciously and murderously ussaultins
Miss Mother Tongue. The four wit
nesses testified to the bad reputations
of the four defendants and Mr. Nice
I'sago cleverly brought out the fact
that these four brothers have caused
considerable trouble in Pendleton high
school. Although the attorney for the
defense made an eloquent plea for the
gray haired prisoners, who were mov
ed to tears and sobs, the judge decided
n l . . is
Almost
Unbelievable
You can hardly realize
the wonderful im-
Jff ft provement to yourskm
ft and complexion your
we mirror win reveal ro you
after usingGouraud'sOricntal
Cream for the first lime.
Send 15c. for Trial SUa
V'ERD. T. HOPKINS 8c SON
New York
it
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Catarrh i. s local disease greatly Influ
Miced by constitu'i'Tia! conditions.
BALL'S CATAUltll iuiiUiCINE is 1
Tonic and Elood Puritier. By cleansing
the blood and building up the System,
IALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE restores f
normal conditions and ullows Naturfc to
lo its work.
Ml Druggists. Circulars free.
V. il. Chefney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
that the death penalty should be in
flicted and ordered that the prisoners
ue hfcnged about the neck until dead,
sometime during the week of Nov. 14.
Court was then adjourned.
'Ihe assembly program v.lrch will
be given te.morro is ill char re of the
seniors and freshmen, under the direc
tion of Miss Koss and Miss S"verance.
ASK FOR and GET
Horlick s
The Original
halted Milk
for Infants and Invalids
A.voiel Imitations and. Substitutes
NUMJiFJt CH.VNGFJ)
Phone 887
John Dorfmau
Tailoring, Cleaning,
Pressing, Repairing
Rooms 7, 8. 0. Iispain lUewk
Pheinc 032
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Price tiiic. at
s'liiply ask for a
Poan't Kidney PI
Mr. Dorman had.
Mt'rs. Murrain. N.
all dealers. Don't
Kidney re-medy ,--t
Is the same that
Fosier-Milburn Co.,
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JTOO JTETOLASSIF Y
l-'iMt Kl;'r -i'leasant sleepiiuT room
fur uentieman. furnace heat, phone
C;C-W.
"i'lt IJ i:T--Om- room, steam beat.
and one roetn uparttnent, stoc
I'.eat. - Ino'.iire Vi'l Thompson St.
I'l'R KLNT Lai'iK front bed rcoin
furn ice heat for two gentlemen.
Call DotnoKtlc Luundiy vr TiJ-J,
what is tiii: voi, oK iH
MLOOI).'
Pendleton, Ore., Nov. 10
I'Mitor I.'art urefronlan:
is the blood of all Americans red,
or is there some of us with .-i liitn!
.venow mivture. This is the r,iw.n..
that confronted the boys of the Amer
ican LeKloli last .Monday evening at
Iheir reKiiiar monthly meetins at a
discussion of the action to be t,,i.-,,
in the observance of Armistice Day in
Pendleton em Nov. 11th
It was plain to se'o that tlm ca,.i.
of 1!U7 was ramnant in in,. ,.,.,.i...
which more limn three ,.,. r
I'matilla veterans were in .-iti..,,, !.,.,
ill Ciller and willintr to ben. I 'ti,i.l
lust effort toward maUlns Armistice
ia in l-. ndleton a day worthv of ti.
h.v.u principles throimh which it re-
ns nirtti as a National n.oi.i.,,.
All cimer tj nick no in.,
ind march thioueh the streets f pi,.,.
dleton not for personal jfain or for no
toriety but only to conmn morale the
me.ii ias,i mat was three vcars apo
brought to a successful termination
to be written In history as the great
est achievement of all uses, with all
Klory to our dear old Stars and Stripes
To march aCTin that in our inarch
m,t we might ln a small wav com.
memorate to the millions who died
in that great struggle, and to acclaim
or the millions of others who todav
ImgeT In the hospitals of our land a
wreck upon the reccdinB tide of life
the consideration due ihem.
When the Flair passes you in the
future or you chance to pass m.i i:i.,.
just lift your bat anil show the col
or of your blood.
Tomorrow you will have a chance
to display Muir patriotism ami for
the sake of those boys that march
only in the silent procession of the
Past, to those boys that have answer
ed sick call and are in the hospita's
.... .oi u.e wis t:., march
e.iiee as uiey marched in
cause just i: ft your
of votir countvv
The ex-set vice men win ,e escorted
"J eae i on, Helen I.mii.I
Due hinnlred and sixty posters em
hoi'.yir,;; the idea of better speech were
luadi hy hili se'hool pupils atiel placed
on the walls of the hallways where
thee- have attracted a. a real deal of at
tention. Twenty of the very Rood
posters are now exhibited in a window
of tho Haer hardware store. A prize
will be awarded to the pupil whose
poster is Judged the best.
Special assembly programs arc be
ins ttiven this 'week in order to stress
the Kiuiil fpcei h e-umpaiKii. At one as
sembly Uev. W, A. Gressman spoke
Intere'stinuly and forcefully on the
subject, "Making the Meist of It." He
showed how spi ech is an index to cul
ture mid character and urged every j
Kernel American to look well to hisi
speech.
Tho sophomores had charge of to
day's program which consisted of a
speech by Vern Kins, original story by
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Dishes for Thanksgiving
Now is the time to begin to think about such
things. For no dinner quite right without the proper
kind and plenty of Dinnerware, and Glassware. You
want this big feed to be just right in every detail.
Don't overlook the most essential thing.
Our stock is very complet at present. A large va
riety of designs, all of them good, and pleasing to the
most discriminating tastes.
It will pay you to come here when in search of
such goods, for ours is fully guaranteed, and strictly
first quality ware.
Special White Cups and Saucers
6 for $1.50. (First quality)
The BEE HIVE
PENDLETON OREGON
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Steps Hair Coming Out:
Thickens, Beautifies.
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35-i-ents bus a bottle of "Pan-'
erine" at any drutr store. After one
pplicatien ou can not find a particle
1 " l" "'C great cause for -hl... ' .' .Umlruff n Wlm,. hair. n.l.!.
we celebrate. h,i, .i i.,- vi...
brishtuciS, uiu.ei culor und abundance.
CHAS. D. DJJSrALV.
Free Only Two More Days Free
One set of dishes jriven with each Seller Kitchen Cab
inet. Sold on EASY TERMS.
SOLD ON CONVENIENT PeYMENTS
SEE OUR WINDOW iCHSSSSSS
CRAWFORD FURNITURE
10S T COVm ST. riinne 496
Ileliant:e jour old furniture for new. Highest prices paid for jour
' tAil furniture.