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TEN PAGES PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30. 1921. 1 7 Social VV8X 1SEKS MKKT The ltusy lik'is ini-t ycstt-ril.iv ; nooit at the home i t" Mrs. I. lor. on Arc Strut. AsiMiui; Un less were Mrs. Li-i.t;i l:riwn. Mary Met;.-.-. Mi s. Iilu Stansl.ui y. fter-1 T.i -! h..b .Mrs. M is. Carrie lulo, .Mrs. Xm i .1. pt.-. .Mrs. Lil lian t'.mroy unit Mrs. Nor.i Kokit. Christmas decorations were us.-,l and refreshments wire scrvid. In a ion test Mrs. tutu N.-ls.'ii ami Sir. Mary Klrkatrick wore winners. Tho Jin ii.r Macaln-rs fui'nishi-il a program coit Btstinp of musk- by the band, ami icci tutious. Inyiti-U ji'.nsls wi-r Mrs. Th"inas Itol'Pilsiin. Mrs. Kmily lK.liii.it. Mrs. Manuel Fricdly, Mrs. 1,. K. Swan, Mis. lee l'rown, Mrs. tin. vet- Tralnr. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. tloliart I'l-rinr.i-r. Mis. .Mary Trestrail. Mrs. C'liarl.s Cordon anil Mrs. Hurry Isaac. - SOCIETY To MKKT The Missionary Sni-i.lv uf (lie Chris tian clturrh will meet on Thursday aft ernoon at 2:3m at the home of Mrs. W. I. titidwa, Hush street, ivision Numhcr 'I will have charite of tlie liieetiiiK wiih Mrs. I). Wallaee us lead fir. A special musical program has been nrraiimd. . INITIATION To UK IIKI.I) Paulino I : I rka h Lodge will initiate ftevrral candidates tomorrow niKlit at Hie 1. ( o. hall. The initialii.n ceremonies will he followed hy a ban tpict. UOl'F'8 U I' t f PENDIii: TON'S POPULAR GARMKNT SHOP NO. 2C AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK JR. llnuvnics from The REX 11IE PEHDLETDH DIG Lang Ranges : & 'iT'inr I i i iiirniiirt NW:tr .-1 ve :r - i,.i .I .a. :e vsi m ... v-mCm 1 . J ta.-a.Jl3M 1 k Mmmw4 AU 0ViT thc a p-x )&i$M face. oniv iwo l. us. iln- lust t..il,ir on thc niarkcl, ai tb able priic. Sim this beautiful line of stoves on displaN Riley fk Kemp Quality Our Watcbword and Club Si mIKTV Tti W. t!i. I'ivs T M k kt un a s MisMo!iar S.u i. ty i.f i r.an ch'.Kll are m.-i-tin ! tins : I'-rn i in l!o- !-. ' ptioii p. cms tlo- cliuri h. K.-r the foreign toiie, Mrs. il.-ori;.. i:id. r is in charge and f..r tin- home topic, Mrs. .Jessie Hii-s-t.iinl. Mrs. 11. S. .McK'-nzie is on the p...L-i:ini f..r a report of the sym.dical m.-.-lilU she aiti-ml.-d in l.-ii Ira ml.-ri.-.l.-s a.-e to he .aid as a part of the liusllu-ss Ill.-etillW. Hostesses are Mrs. Ii.-uid II. Nils Mis. .). s. Mattln-ws. Mrs. ('. S. T-rpeii-iu:;, Mis. Trestrail and .Mrs. A. II. ix. JKWKI.I. Cl.l'IS T' DA.M'K M.-lllli.-ls of the Jewell CI'lli -will dance at th.-ir fourth winter dance this evenliiK.it KaKlc-Woodman hall. Hosts will he Mr. and Mrs. Iuive .lohiison. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan liiinick. Mr. ami Mr. Joseph N. Scott. Mr- and Mrs. Frank Strolde, Mr. and .'Its. l-Muar Stickler, Mr. and Mrs.' Ii. C. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. I,. M. M.ithcny and Mr. anil .Mrs. Kenneth MoKae. hosts roit DiN.i:i: Mr. and .Mrs. l: J'aKelt were lu.st.i for a dinner jar.y recently at their home in Milton, in honor of Mrs. l-eoua llust and Mell I'cterson. 1. OK V. TO MKKT Tlie luiiK'htorH of 'eterans will Viv a "'lecial meetie-.' toiiicht at 7:30 In Iho lilu-ary room of the city hall. T A I It S SHOP SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON All Dresses Comprising both street and afternoon frocks of the better class. Smart Dresses of Tricotine hand embroidered or beaded. Beautiful Silk Frocks of Canton crepe, satin char mouse, etc. All at Special Reductions. with Kodak Anastigmat lens f.7.7 Price, $25.00 This Kodak will appeal to anyone it's compact ami convenient to carry, the pictures are penerou.s ly sized and artistically proportioned (2 7-8 by t 7-8 inches) while the Hens. Kodak Anastigmat f.7.7, Eastman-made from formula, to finish, assures sharp, cleancut prints. See the 2C in our Kodak depart ment. Other Kodaks all autographic. from ifS.OO up. $2.00 up. ALL Store 'l'hc Stovt1 Tlif Stove Suprt'ine for Sor- vko sur- uiiM rt'ahuii- iu our stotv. Satlsfau tlou Oiu- Aim News , i:i-:si:.Mtrii n.t k mki:ts. Mrs. K. K. J'.ai-r and Mrs. Kavtnond 'llatiii were hostesses y.s:-r.lav aHer--liooa fur a nn.tiii of the Kes.arcl: ;dilO. at tin- home i-f Mrs. Hair. J For an intcic-tillf,' ni:iin, Mrs. .1 ' M. I". Sander, Jr., n ail a l aper on j Helen Hunt Jackson ami Mrs. I:, j I'.uvmonil cave a talk en her tiip throi.-li California. Mrs. Janus Hill aiiii charmingly -l.itt!e Imtcli ti.ir-jil- n." hy Mead, and "Sleep Little liny : r Mine." I.y lieiine-'. I'.t-1'reshnn uts 'r.ere served during tlie .-ocial hour, j la-Miles cllih tltclllheis. quests wore j.Mr.i. W'alt.r Adams, Mrs. Arthur ial jiiiuiuU .Mrs. W. V. (Irccu. Mrs. 't-n- ll'llcuian. Mrs. (ir;t I.. Clark. Mrs. 'A. CI. 'looser and Mrs. Kenmth Mc il'.ae. I ; i: z.ii to i;k civkn j "f interest to the Christmas shopn r . is the announcement of a ha.ar to he I held under the asiipiees of the I.ulics I Aid of the Methodist Church, Decem- tu-r 3, In-Kin ui UK at in a. in., in the (Crawford Kuruiture store. I Sooths. and those in charge, are as follows: I.Mrs. Knoch rearson and Mrs. K. K. I Kin-;, doll and haliy In. old; airon and caji houlh, Mrs. John Secor, and candy ml (nod booth, Mrs. A. Y. UiiKK. Ar- t'ele-t for the hazar are to be left at the Methodist parsonage hy Friday noon. SWlNd FOft ISOOTHS Dainty haudkcrchii Is of whit and colored linens, hemstitched and em broidered, are beinj; made by Pendle ton women for the handkerchief booth for the Christinas liazar of the Church of the ltedeenii r to be held December and 3 in Parish Hall. Mrs. l.ina Stores is in cl-ai-2c of the booth, lias's ltd baskets, in uni'i'io designs and of novel construction, are heiuc made for I ;l booth of which .Mrs. II. Pickers ; Is chairm u. MISS CAI.USUN WKDS. Tin- inarriaKc of .Miss opal Callison. formerly of Pendlelnn, .mil Klmer W. Moon? of this city was solenini.eil in Portland cstcrduy afternoon at u o'clock, according to word received here this mnnhnir by Pendlelnn rriciuls. The bride is a Kiel of inncli ! charm, and is very pojmlar here. Mr. .Moore lias hiifrc farniinn Interests in rmatllla connly. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will niulu- their home in Pendleton. cj.ni To MKKT The Woman's Club Thursday afternoon at will meet on 2:1111 in tile club room of tlie library. Hostesses will b(. Mrs. 11. W. WaK-i"lu Mrs. J. L. VuuRhan, Mrs. 11. W. W tier, Mrs, II. J. Warner, Mrs. K. (j. Warner, Mrs. H. P. Whllinan. Mis, Frank Whetstone and Mrs. S. Wrltsht. The occasion will lie "Library Day" and Miss Salirn Niison, connly librar ian, hits charR-i' of the program. a it k in Alaska. Captain and Mrs. Andrew Itudd and little son, Harlan, aro now- enjoyitii,' a visit In Alaska, accordlnjr to word received by Pendleton friends. Mrs. Itudd will be remembered In Penille ton as Miss Myrtle Wilsy, who iluriiiK the war was the first local Kill to en ter the navy as a .vocmanctlc. -PAI'.V 1IOV ItOKN, Mr. mid Mrs. Harvey McPhcrson are the parents of a little son horn this tuoi-nliif,' ut St. Anllionv'H hospi tal. The new arrival has been named Donald Pay. He is a Krauilson of .Mr. and Mrs. J. I,'. Mcpherson. MO'l'Olt To .Mrs. Dal' Slusher, Mrs Collins, Mrs. dolph M. Ci WALLA WALLA Slusher, Mrs. Alvrj . Fred Karl, Mrs. Henry (ii-ore Strand, Mrs. I ; u oiuineiin and Miss Rose Koss motored day. In Walla Walla yestcr. Have Pains? Ae-hei iind p.iimt ncrni lo be the lot nflhe ordinnty niortnl. However, these hould be taken mmply ri nnlure's warninj; lignnli thnt iomc part of the human machine i out of order. It is a mistake to resign one's telf to physical tortute when the cause can be removed tone up weak, inactive, afujlcUh kid ney and help rid the blood of poison nen nte matter that causes achea and pains in arms and lefts, backache, rheu innlic pains, sore muscles stiff or wolien joints. Issue P Tilrnmsn. Ashlirt Prk. N. J.,writrs: My h.nh r.nisfH mi a gri-st d.il ol trouble tor .oni timiv I iprrifncMl aliaip, shitulina psins which wn Hu to ttii conditinn of mv lodnvt. 'W hullle ol Fol.'y Kidnii Pil'i copl-telv pli.ivril m, Pio pains In't my hark. I rrcom oend Kolry Kidney Pills) U my friends." Sold i:crywhere Ft K9 M A J A M 0 kUR RRKAl) IS m;ulo of tho fin est flour a n tl itiior superior inpT .lior.ts in a sanitary, iM'll ctiuippt'd bakery by bakers who have learned the art of pleasinjr your palate. Pendleton Baking Co. Suiaae i tla?i m Pillsbury's Pan Cake Flour Self Risin? and Buckwheat; Fresh Stock. Oregon Walnuts, pound . . 40c Ye Back Bav Brown Bread, loaf 20c Devoir's Health Bread, loaf 20c Aluminum Roasters, each $1.43 Eastern Oysters, New York Count, pint. . 75c Bijr Lunch Cookies, pound C0c Bulk Coffee, good quality, pound 25c Bulk Saucr Kraut, quart 15c Fresh Dill Pickles, each . . 5c Sweet Midget Pickles, pint 45c Sour Gherkins, bulk, pint 25c Watch for Big Cheese. See us for quality Apples and genuine Wes ton Mountain Potatoes. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 PUoot 28 Only 1 Quality th Bet NKW 1MANO AUIilVKS. A l;t rue Ste'unv..y Miaud piano, next in size to u concert Brand. Is beini; placid in the hhrury club rooms today hy the Pendleton Women's Cluh, w-hich Is hiiyiui,' the instrument for the club room. The piano, considered one of the best that au he 'hounht, is in addition to the club's Kilt of silver. Pendleton clubs have done, mu-ch toward furnishinif the cluh rooms. The ueipnian i.iira iiisi...u the current t.ucrai Thursday Afternoon Club the lai'Ke tables. The oriKinal fund was made up of $a donations from Pendleton cluh women, the sum beinR laiKmeiit- ed through hem Ii' dances nivcn by the furnishings committee and by funds solicited by the committee. They re port that donations have been gener ous. 'Hie American Lecion donated Jl-.i which was used lor auditorium fur nishinj;s. The Women's Christian Puion, the Daimhters of the American Revolution and oilier oiTiinizations all pave their help toward nuiklnjt the club rooms attractive. The clock was presented by the Parent Teacher As sociation of Lincoln school, and the icoiiee urns auu accessories, ow iicu uy l'cmncton iliils' Honor Guard, are loaned by that, organization for use in tlie club room. Alexanders depart itnent store donated one of tile chairs. IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES H 0 M E DEWIONSTRATIOIM How larvc is your kitchen ? 'i'he small compart kitchen is economical of the housekeeper's enei'Ky and time; HxU' feet is considered u tfood size. .Many kilchcus are loo large, Parti- itioniiif; off a dinini; alcove or even a laundry will sometimes pay for its relatively small cost in added convenience. Kvcry kitchen should have jtuod arti ficial lU;htins- as well as plenty of daylieht and sun during Konie part of the day. Cuttincan extra window or piiintim; tlie walls and woodwork a color that re flecls rather than absorbs lijjht will often transform a dark kitchen Into a cheerful one. V. D. KTlli:il PIM DH TIOV, PORTLAND, Nov. nil. UA. p.) Tonight and Thursday ram in the west. Rain or snow in the oasM por Hon. Colder in the east portion to- Ui,;in. rrcsh to strong soiilhwesterly uni t. Popular .Mainline i.oo. wit t V. K. Wel lington Kuo, Chines.- anus parley delegate. Is one of the most popular f women at the conference. Wash ington admires her taste in clothf nnd her strikinn beauty. She's P"; ,f WSH ShW . .. v . i . . ) E (Kast Oresoulati Sjicviul.) MKACILV.M. Ore.. Nov. 30. Mrs. Guy Norden spout the first of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. v. B. Uoss. I Mrs. J. A. Wattcrs was shopping in La Grande this week. Gale llanlen spent Tuesday with Ids I crand vn rents, llr. and Mrs. J. B. Ba ker. liurdett Hoss held a Turkey shoot Thanksgiving day The lucky ones w ere Louis lsen, John Casey and Uiwrence Kstes. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Doekweilcr wero La Grande shoppers Friday. James Paker and wife, John Casey and Mr. Lovell attended the danco at Kamela Siiturday pvenlnB. Mr. and Mrs. Amlel Able came over front Freewater to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Ferguson. W. M. Chelf was In La Grande on business Monday. Mrs. Dollie Karl went to La Grando this week to visit Willi -Mrs. Grace liarnes. .smm- Is about two feet deep on the level here. Snow fell last night (Nov. -X. 1 to the depth of about eight inches. MJks Helen TXuison catne over from La Grande Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. II. Denson. Mrs. Grant Williams of Freewater, l .vas here this week visiting with her daughter Mrs. Wince Able. Mr. and Mrs. John Doekweilcr Sr., went to In Grande on business Satur day. Claude Estes raffled off a beef Sun. day. The lucky ones were Victor Mor gan of Katnela, I'eto Hoar, Luwrenco Kstes tin.! Vollle Holconib. i no tnenmometer registered 30 or 2 below freezing A chlnook wind Is blowing and there is a downpour of rain KANSAS PAXS "A 1ST" WICHITA. Kan., Nov. 30. (1. N s.) Art is art but nude Is nude out here on the jirairies of Kansas. A rcKiilar hornet's nest has been stirred j up over the recent showing in an art exhibition here of a canvas by Kich ard K. .Miller, the Provlncctown artist. "Nude" was the litle, and to tlie un tutored Kaiifus eye It mljrht bo said that it was all that and then some. Those of the artistic temperament proclaimed it "art." Others admitted that it tniuht be classified as art ac cording to the Provlncctown colony standards, but that the exhibition of "Nude" in tlie collection of palntinprs here was "working loo fast" in intro iIiicIuk art to the people of this sec- ! lion, 'l'hc painliiiK was one of a , number of expensive canvases. One! Ki'onp of paintings alone represented I a value of $."'. 0 lid. in:i.i;iors v.it hkkaks oit. ANC.PA CAI.IKNTKS, T,lcx.. Nov. .".ii. tl. P.) Heliirioiis warfare be- tween the jirotestants and Catholics has proken out with the stonliiK of a ij.rotestaitt church. Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? DON'T let it get a start, Dr. King'! New Discovery will get right down to work, relieving thc tight feeling in the chest, quieting the racking cough, jrrntly stimulating the bowels, thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable. Just good median' made to ease colds and coughs. For fifty years ? standard remedy. All the family car. ;ake it with helptul re-uilts. Kases the rhlldren s croup. No harmful drugs. Cnnvipcing, heal ing taste that the kiddies like. At all druggists, 60c Dr. King's New Piscovery For Colds and Coughs fetl Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven't any "rep'' in woik or play. You're constipated! The stimulating jtrtion ol Or. King's Tills brings bar old time energy. All druggists, J.'c D PROMPT! WON'T GH1PF. . r. King's Pills oolu. rem cinkiiayiuns'' ;t2 A Pr aratiorv of COMPOIINS COPAIBA si-d CUBtSS AT YOUR DRUGGIST Aak ar V NAM T.pN IjY. sokl SuHalilutiaai -'oolLiaemsiTTno7;,n " The Shop of Original Modes THOMAS Sllp Extraordinary Values in DRESSf S Just One of a Kind. A number of most attractive dresses, distinctive in design, su perior in elegant material and character of workmanship will be featured this week, selling at price reductions so attractive that buying will be pleasing and easy. ONE LOT AT $2150 ONE AT $27.50 All other Dresses, Coata and Suits reduced. l'iill!ll1!'Sililii"r'" 10 SLEEP WELL, IN LOS ANOKI.KK, Nov. 30. (I. N. S.) To sleep well, sleep on. the ocean. The whales do, and sleep well after sunrise sometimes. Captain F. J. Holland, of the Paci fic mail liner Cuba, thinks a sea-traffic officer should be placed on duty off Port ArKiiello. He hates to have to bump whales from the midst of their fairyland of dreams with Ills ship In order to clear a passage from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Captain Holland, on a visit to Los Angeles harbor, told a story of how he ,ninJ tl breakfast bell for seven husky whales In the Pacific Ocean. They were big fellows, 'ranging from sixty to ninety feet iu length. Tlie seven whales were "snoozing" peace fully on top of the water as the Cuba bore down upon them. Thc captain said he didn't hear them snoring, but h knew they were sleeping, because when whales sleep they ride high In tho water. Kvidently. however, one whale was afflicted with Insomnia, for us the ves sel drew near he shook himself into I action and proceeded to pour water on tho others. Aroused from their slumbers under the rays of the early morning sun, the f Dr. 0. 0. Mer, Jr. Aseptic Chiropodist and Foot Specialist Permanent office with Buster Brown Shoe Store. Hours 12 to 6 P. M. Mornings and Saturday evenings by appointment Phones 58 Callouses, Corns, Painful Injjrown NaiU and kindred foot ailments quiekly and painlessly removed, affording instant relief. Broken arches scientifically corrected. Don't suffer from neglected feet when $1.50 assures" you comfort. Absolutely Free A COMPLETE SET OF ATTACHMENTS. nun rnnn nmiiminr nn bMwm ruitn mi w IK) VOl i; X MAS SIKJIM'IXG fmm.y IacIihiic .lour old fiiniiimt- fur new. Highest prlccrt pah for join old furniture. IUa I . Coltl't rilOIK- 41lti seven whales scampered away, froth Inj? the water with their rushes unit seemlnir to lie lirotestln asalnst tho. rudo steamship that had so midUcnly, broken their beauty nans.' OI.I A(iF, HIS MA II K! Oliver Wendi'l! Holmes, In the charming discourses' of "The Professor' tit tho Iirenkfuct Table," refers to am unmistakable sign of old age. It la three parallel lines between the brows.' Wit can detect the first traces of disease by signs just ns pluin, . When a woman suffers from back ache, nervous depression, dragging down pains, and those ailments pecul iar to women. It is plain that she needs a woman's medicine. What other medicine could she more wisely resort to than Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, which for half a century has proved thn natural restorative for these troubles? My office closed until Dec. 5. "will be Monday, DR. DAVID B. HILL Dentist i i .' B I I Hi I H I1 M' H 1 9 "We atitlioriie jou t jiie iiwiiy al)NoluU'l.r free one set of MUich liients with fvorjr Iu it'Ua ('IriiaT sold at retail from November lUth to Dexfiiilii-r iltli, inclusive. "la'UKKA VACTCM t i.iaMJi co." ;ie lier un Kureka for Xiiias. rtione 498 for a free Uomc deni oiistr.ilion. l'DXDLLTOX. WttOX"