PAC2 SIS
PAILY HAS? OaZCQyiAH. PENDLETON, OREGON, JtoTOAY EVENTING, NCVFilEn. 21, 1921.
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Social and Club News
social activ:t:ks i,f.ssks maiiui.vje a sokkmxizko.
I!IKTHrAIV I.; CELEBRATED.
The inc.eincnt weather has caused a Miss Freda Green became the bride Mr. and .Mrs. Duv It. Wvrblt wer
lull In s iciai act.viiiv in Pendleton, of Viicil Lundell last evening at the hosts on Saturday evening for an in-
With the coiui'ii; of the storm, several Presbyterian manse, with llev. CieorBe formal Lridt,-e .arly, in honor of the
affairs have been cancelled and many U dark, pastor, 5f fu iatintr. birthday anniversary of Mark Earthel.
club meetings postpo.iod. The brsde wore a smartly tailored Guests were entertained at the W'yrick
The Research Club, to have met to- suit of navy blue and carried an arm home on Jackson street. Four tables
morrow at the home of Mrs. E. K. Ilaer bouquet of chrysanthemums. Miss of cards w re in play, James 11 Welch
with Mrs. I'..ier and Mis. Ilaymnnd Marjory Boyle, in brown tallleiir, at. winning the liifh scoro trophy :
Hatch as hostess-s, has been postpon- so carried ehrysanmemums. Hulon . I
ed. It will meet a week lat r at Mrs. Smith was best man. A wedding Hup- ii.-t. s o T(1 ..f.p-rr a vi '
laer's heme. A meeting of the Mis- per at Hotel Pendleton followed the i . i . , . . i
Plenary Society of the Presbyterian ceremony. Guests for the ceremony 'hli .. .7 m , " I
church, scheduled for tomorrow, has were A. w. I.undell, father of the t her fat t?r 1
-been postponed until a week from r....m mi , Li.,t m..h.. f her father- Thomas Thompson. I
Wedr.es.lay, the date being set for No- ,y. Itadford and Mrs. J. A. Green,
vember 31). imother of the bride.
" The bride Is an attractive girl of
ryUlfi HICKS C'.K )SEX pleasing personality. Mr. Lundell.
Miss Effie Hicks, of Pendleton, a wno ls ex-servicc man, is employed
undent at Wh tman Colleec In Walla at ,he Slan,lurd (;roC(.ry. JIr. un(l
Valla, has been chosen as a member JIr3 I-Uuijell , make the, hom
of ths college Girls Glee Club Miss 515 Jano t t
jiiuku nisi 'Hoiiraim. jl inw
$10,000 DAMAGE BY
M
FALLEN STORE ROD
Damage estimated at HO.OftO nr.
curred this morning when the roof of
fortv-s'!Vn who nuule unlliontion fori -Tt
Iho club, Miss H.cKs was one of wen- (. curred this morning w hen the roof of
ty-five who were chose,,. Miss Helen tld f(jr , Duplicate ithe i.16"" & tbert "Penieiit store
Aan Xuys, .who Iims many fnends here, Whst ,.,uk Ml,ni!.rs W(,rp ,nvlt,.din Kast Court street crashed under
was chosen also and will sina alto. , fr lam.hvljn precwllnif tne afternoon's ."'i, ,f T?.
VP,V. I My, "t Mrs. Greulich's home. 103 East L 1 he ,,U"1'"R ,had been built at tw0
METCTIXO IS l'O.STI'OM-.n. : Jackson street times, and the front part, which was
The meeting of the liusy Pees of the aruWh wi Pntortaln thp j "'""hed about two years ago. was not
Maccabees to have been he d tomor-' n,,.ml,(.rs ()f ,h(. N.,Jrthside ,,ri damaged this morning with the ex
row a.t the homo of Mrs. Leila Tavlor ... .... . ception of the back side nf the .
. . - hi uei oooie tomorrow aiLcrnoon. . . -
tina Iwu.u nun .r 41... I. ...I...... . . i.
ii. mv,.-.u in inn nil li'llll'lll y Ol I lie
side side wall which is slii-htiv r,,iui,ori
weainer, uecn postponed until a week jir--,s IMCMAUhSOX HERE -
from tomorrow. Miss KstluT nichardson. w'ho is at-1 , T,he chlct Iama,fe win 1,6 tr the
'temling high shool at Kennewlck i ak rurt of tho bu"'l'ng. which
"fTintXS. Washington arrive,! tr" "? 85 bjr 42 " feet- . roof
Ainu. James Johns. Sr.. rpfnmnri th . mL . . . . came down on this wurnhnnm. Hitinn
morning after a S;tay in Prldgewaler, home of her father. Seth M Itich-.rd- l'1'"' n.ot "ly wi" the ''ullding itself be
Boutn iiakota, w here .-.he was called .son. Miss Ifiehanlson whil i u- I practically a loss, but there will
by the nines aud death of. her anotli- wick, is making her home with her
sister, Mis. Edward Tweet.
Deliveries
AT 9:30 A. M.,3:C0 P.M.
Our stock is most complete for Thanksgiv
ing, the deliveries will be slow with the heavy
snow, we ask all our customers to order early,
it will make it better for yourself, better for
the drivers, and don't forget the horses, try to
make it as easy as possible for the horses.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phonei 28 Only 1 Quality th Beit
The Shop of Original Modes
TIE THOMAS SII0P
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS
SUITS COATS
DRESSES
uurjt) Ul'bXAIKS SIIOl'
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Stock Reducing
Offering very liberal reduc
tions on all
SUITS, COATS, FROCKS,
BLOUSES
Very latest modes some of the most
original styles we have shown this sea
son. Your Inspection Invited.
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considerable damage to the machinery
which was set up there, thi proprie
tors declare. Tinders, a car and a
truck were a part of the machinery
in the warehouse. .
NEWS NOTES
OF PENDLETON
(Continued from page 3.)
PE Nil LUTON- 8 rOTUlAll (1ABMENT SHOP
Stationery and Greeting
Cards
The most complete assortment vou have ever had the
opportunity, of buying from. We have been fortu
nate m being able to procure for our customers, the
finest ami most complete selection of Stationery in
gift boxes and holiday Greeting Cards that we have
ever had. Ye would advise vou to
MAKE YOUit SELECTION AS
EARLY AS POSSIBLE
The demand is grow ing every day and our impres
sion at the present time is that we will not have near
ly enough of this very high-class and beautiful mer
chandise. GREETING CARDS as low as 2 for 5c, and hand
some GIFT IiOXES of STATIONERY from 40c up.
Slio( Sales Increase
i'eiulleton stores report u great de
mand for siloes and rnbliers. heiMnxa
of the storm. Heavy hoots and shoo
ire In demand. The weather has cans.
ed an impetus to the sale of heavy
clothiiii- also.
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
HOME DEMONSTRATE
The easiest digested fats con
taining vitamines are n cream,
butter and whole milk. Next
comes the fat in peanut butter
and esg yolk. Cheese, although
high in fat. should not be gAen
to children.
because milk contains also the
Ideal protein for children, it
serves a doublo purpose and
should be pla-ced in the diet in-
stead of meat. Cornmeal, brown
imee closes are taken
' '. eKB3 " vcbbiuuivh uuiK-e breaks any cold right up
m
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known
necessary protein
uu for the
content.
The "C,p vitamines are found
ill fruit, milk and vegetables.
Cookimr at a hlch temnerature
for a long time inay destroy
these, so we should feed oranges,
amiles. celery, raw ciin-ntM nod
Car Is Mailed
li'. H. S. McKenzie and Maurice
Leader, who went to llermlston on
Saturday on a hunting exhibition,
were forced to return by train. Their
machine was stalled In the snow. Her
miMon has an is inch fall of snow.
itahv ls Horn.
Mr. and .Mrs. Charles l'otf
the parents of n. hu(. K(,n born yestei-
iay iiiiiiiiiiig at 2 o'clock at St. An
thony's hospital. Mr. !UU1 Mrs. l'eter
hoii reside at Cajuse.
Staites I'casn Operations.
Tho automobile slaves runnlmr in
and out of Pendleton ceased onera-
tioiiMS yesterday because of the storm.
It was found to bo impossible to make
the runs. No dale for tho resumption
of the servlco has been announced. -
Train Is Delayed,
Tho Northern l'aclfle t
uled to leavo Pendleton for Pasco at
1:15 p .m., will not leave hero until
this evening. The train, due here at
10:13 a. m. from Paaco, arrived at
noon at Post street. Hecauso of the
snow on the track It took many hours
or work to get tho train Into Pendle
ton.
Sweepers anil Sliovolors Hnsv.
i'eiulleton residents have been kept
ousy shoveling snow from HidewnU,
'and roofs. Main street sidewalks are
being kept clean and the snow In front
of several stores was reduced to a soft
MUsh today. In tho resldenen iltstHM.
; walks aro being kept clear. J. W
I'leleher, while shoveling snow this
morning, lost his watch, chain
Klks lodgn charni, the articles being
aiueu at tun.
THE PffitETl
dig co.
The HEX ALL Store
Down Goes Prices
WITH THE ONCOMING SNOW
Now's your chance lo p i that hc.-.ter at Uu rijrht price.
We are sollinjr evcrythiii"; in our .-tore nt the very lowest
price possible and can save any one money on any house
' f urni.shinj? goods they may be in need of,
35 pound Floss Mattresses $17.50
45 pound Cotton Mattresse.;. F. 0. P.. Store $5.50
60x7(5 double Cotton Hlankeb, pair
Nice large Comforters, each ,
Ladies' Waterproof Rain Coats, each
Let us do your repair work.
Yours for Service
Riley & Kemp
$2.35
1.75
$1.50
-$
'imlltf Our Wt'hwrc)
SUsf'Uo Our Aim
Wesley Minis Very III
Wesley Minis, of Pendleton, who in
attending I Diversity of Oregon, is seri
ously 111 with pneumonia in lOugene.
He was operated upon yesterday, when
nn abscess on his lungs was removed.
Ills mother, Mrs. Kred Uiltz, and Mr.
I-allz, left last night for Kagene and
his sister. Miss Pauline Minis, left to
day. Voting Xlims attended Pendleton
high school and was prominent in ath
letics. He is an ex-service man, hav
ing been a member of the Cnlted
States navv.
Feeling Grlppy?
Cold Coming On?
pVY, tickling sensation in the
throat, tuv.ibdie, feverish, eves
at'lic. Don't play with tli.it on-coming
cold. Get Dr. Kind's Now Discovery
at oo-e. Vou will like the w.iv it
takes hoM and eaes the rouc,h, hxi'sens
uie pinccm atui relieve! tlie con.ceition
in the eyes ami hr.nl, ami soon'lireaks
tip the iikcJ ultetiiuto attack o," cold
and gtippc.
t'lul Iren ami srowm:; alike use it.
No h.it mini tlrtis, but just kkckI
nu'diciae r cohis, conj;'is n:ul gr'pj-e.
SIJ Jy jour druiatist lor oiV.
Dr. Kind's
New Discovery
For Cohis and Court f is
cabbage, cereals and milk to
supply these vitamines. The
lime and Iron so necessary to
bone development, are also
found In the above list. The
starches and sugars which give
heat and energy are partly sup
plied In cereals and bread and
occur in large amounts in pota-
toes, lapioca, etc.
There has been much attention
given recently to the work that
is being done in food research.
Host people are not greatly con-
corned with tho results showing
how much of the different vita-
mines is necessary to sustain life
In a pigeon or guinea pig, but
the facts boccme Important when
they ure translated, so that the
housewife will know how to
mako a wise selection of food to
provide a safe diet. She Is told
that n faulty diet ls responsible
for deficiency diseases in chil
dren and that the fat soluble vit
amines A and the water soluble
11 protect against this condition.
These vitamines arc found In an
imal fats, egg yolks and loafy
vegetables. Cod liver oil is some
times used by physicians to ad-
lust a deflclncy of these vit.i-
Ilon't stay sturfed-up! Q .lit blowing
and snuffling! A dos? of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken e.ery f.vo hjurs un
usually
The very first dose ooens elnsnrerl
nostrils and the air passages ot the
head; stops noso rtmi'lng; reileves the
heaiiach?, dullness, feveri.-hness.
"Pape's Cold Compound'' costs onh
a few cents at drug1 stores, it acts
without assistance, tastes nice., con
tains no quinine Insist upon Pape's!
pit. .Mi's. K'eteham directed the ser
vice. She did not preach, l'.ovev..v,
in place of the .erihon she gave 11
reading.
Vassar"Vamp'
mines, especially If th n child lo
below- weight. Whole milk used
in liberal amounts Is also a val
able aid In supplying vitamines
A and H. Tlicro is usually too
largo an umnunt of sugar in the
form of syrup, or eatulv in the
diet of the child. V. D.
CHINESE FESTIVAL TO
FULL MOON IS AGES OLD
lircW Out in Half a Day? .oti
wo'.imii t lo tt yn:ir lvvr! were net
iiiS rc'.i'.trly. ' Try ilr. kity.'s VilU
lor widish bow, !-!,
for wot k. At all dn
You'll keep lit
v'su :5c.
DPSOMFt! WON'T CR1FE
r. Kind's Pills
CHICHESTER S PILLS
HONOI.ri.r. T. H.. Nov. IT
V. Rl One of the mivlleires onW,i
by residents of our mid-Pacific Terri
tory is that of witnessing the ceremo
nials and customs of the alwavs fusel.
nating Orient.
One of the most interesting of these
ereinonlals ls the observance or th
Chinese festival of the Toll M,.nn
marked in the Chinese calendar as the
fifteenth night of the eighth moon
which commenced this veur on Sen.
tember 15. This festival, origlna'ed
by the Kmperor Ming Hwang of the
tang ilynnstv in tho eiBhtb century
is now a major holiday of the Clibies"
people and is observed by them. ri..l
md poor alike, the world over.
In Honolulu, where the Menteoil,..,-
moon Is perhaps a little brighter a.i 1
more glorious than at any other lace
the world tne feast of the I"'. II
Moon Is observed principally bv the
making of gifts among the Cbine;e
osldents and by feastlmr on the nlelil
when the mo'n is at Its full, (in that
night throughout Honolulu's China
'own table are set in the moonlight
uid are loaded with moon cakes.
grape ni't. taro, chestnuts, lichee
'oils, sweetmeats and other delicacies.
There gather families and friends to
nart.ike of the feast, but before the
food is touched Incense is burned and
ihctsanee made to the moon goddess.
After thes-e ceremonies are complete.!
he merrymaking commences, to con
tinue in a f.ilbbr form for several d ivs
luring wM'-h many ch'ts are evebanc
ed and the poor are remembered gen
erously bv their wealthier brethren.
While the younger generation o'
'"btnese are inclined to slic'it the de
li's of th? full moon festival, (bi
dder Chinese still carry it through
very much as It was done by the an
ient Kmperor Ming Twang.
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One rack of Iilonsc-s anil Swvateist at a
retil bargain, values to $10.30, out' bargain
pi-ice S.-1.9."
We have Just rwvhetl a new sliiiiniciit of
Dvcniiia drescs.
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Kffllllllliillllillifflf'iyill'Sllil'lI'llillJillill!!!'!!
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Walter llanbaln to W. E. Regan,
Slniiii.iKi. Lot 4, Mlock Hoiiser's Add.
i to Pendleton.
Kihvin lieece Hice to W. H. Morris,
$ ISD.U'). mete and bound tract in Vert's
Pleasant View Add.
DKF.DS
C, V. Acee to J. C. .Messinger, $1."0.
Part of .SIC 1-4 Sli 1-4 'ec. 14, Tp. i",
X. U. 27.
J. (1. I.awler to K. JI. Moriimore,
$20110.1111, Lot 4, Hlk. J. II. Koontz Add.
to Kcho, Lots 3, 4 and o. Ulk, 1, and
Lots 7 and S in Klk. 2, Westlawn.
John X. Smith to Frank L. Metz,
Jin.Oil, K 1-2 SW 1-4 XV." 1-4 Sec. 3,
Tp. 4, X. H. 2S.
Mary Casserly to Hermiston Li.Th &
Tower Co.. $250. (Hi. part of K 1-2 SW
1-4 Sec. 16. Tp. 4, X. It. 28.
Winnie Samuel to Karl S. How?,
$27j.OO, Lot 10 Hlk. 6S. Krcewater.
J. F. Slover to Robert lirady, $400''.
Mete and bound tract in Sec. 33, Tp. ti,
N. It. 35. .
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World's
Standard Cold
Remedy foi'Two
generations
jntMan Bromidt Quinine, the
product, have stood the test (or over 20
year. Depend on
C.B.Q. Always relia
ble thf reme
dy far Coi.j and La
Grippe.
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1AtDnuits-30c W.
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What would look nicer
on your table for a
Thanksgiving dinner than
a set of up-to-date silver?
Think of it, a nice new
w carving set for the turkey.
vi i'i.you? They do not cost
)" much at Hanscom's. Come
in and let us show you our
large silver stock at re
markable low prices.
Each article bears our
guarantee .
HOME OF GIFTS THAT LAST
iKom's Jewelry Store
HOTEti PENDLETON BLOCK
PENDLETOX, OREGON
iVvid Broadway sit up and take
'notice when the Vassar College
.Rirls come to Xew York with thir
own "Follies" to raise funds for tha
college endowment fund? Broadway
'will if there are many iika Pergy
Dixon, cna of tha "vamp" chowa.
! MOTHERS! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
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l'ASTOH S W1FF TOOK PLACP.
COl.V IIHI S, Ohio, Nov. il. X.
'.) -The wife of a local cleri. man v.
tipled his pulpit while he wis ill. The
Sunday concrepition at Trinity Sleth
di ;t Kpisropnl church plainly tii:--'lavcd
mirprlso when the wif ' of thei:
nastor. liev. C. H. Keteham. took his
uace In the pulpit. A;vr,irAntly .?t
er'.se. and aetinc as thoush she had
I've Ma sick ihild l,.Ves the "fruity
'"e al:ror:, a ; ic t;yriip
i e i " e ...rsao is cce.to i. or if your
ch..d is listless, cress, feverish, full of
c.'la. or has tolic. ,cie a tea spoonful to
cleanse the Her and ho ..! tn n
few hours yen ,-iu ,-ee for yourself
how thoroughly it wotkt all the con
s'ipat:on p. ...son, soiir bile and wr.s:
out of th,. bowolts. and vou have a well,
Plavnil child airain.
Millions of mothers koep "California
Fib Srup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to
morrow. Ask your drutnist for Genu
ine "California Flu Syrap" which has
d rcctioiif, for babies and children of
all ac printed on bottle. Mo'her!
You must sav "f .s' .fornia ' or you mpy
Set an imitation f'.; s-r.:p.
THANKSGIVING I
I ipi is, " iMf TM1 1
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE
NFAY SITUS-I.I 1011 PUHFS
CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO.
ih von; a mas sHnrmr; kxri.y
Exchange yonr old furniture for new. Highest fnres paid for your
old furniture.
103 E. COFRT ST. rhone 496
becu accuttonicd to occupying the uui- I