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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1921.
TEN PAGES
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Social and Club News
niRTHDAY PAUTT GIVF.X
Mrs. Roiter Kay was h"stss on Sat
urday afternoon at a pnnv in hmor "f
the lourth birthday anniversary of
Klln Hurst, the Ittt le liuiiKiiter of .Mr.
and Mrs. I.fsicr Hurst. The afterii'iori
was spent in game und later, lfore
the serving of refreshments, Panta
CInUH appeared, brinKine with him
goodies for the youngsters.
fluent fnr the afternoon were Clara
Ma Tullls, ltosemury Tullis, Char
lotte Tiillla. Oear- Tullis, Jane Mabie.
DoriR Mabie, Ilnrbara nensun. Cordon
Ilenson, Irene Temple, Philip Wimer,
Jane Trombley, Louise Fee. James Mc
Clure, Kleanor McCulley, Harvey Mat
lock, John Matlock. Margaret Snyder,
flulnivere Snyder, Allen Ferrin, Don
ald Temple, and the honoree.
Mothers of the children were addi
tional guests. Mrs. Kay was assisted
by Mrs. Hurst and by Mrs. Itnbert
Jones.
PI XX En IS OIVEX
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Collins and
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph M. Cromnielin
were hosts last evening ut a dinner
party in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer
Moore, Guests were invited to the
Collins home, 215 Xorth Main street.
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Moore
took place recently In Portland. Mrs.
Moore wits formerly Miss Opal Cnlll-son.
l:i:CKPTln To UK OIVEX
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murphy
hne issued invitations for a reception
at their home, 211 Perkins, on Wed
nesday evening:, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas y. Murphy. The wed
iliniT of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy W'as a
recent event. Mis. Murphy before her
marriaee licing .Miss Delia Hammer
of Seattle.
SERIES OF AFFAIRS PLANNED
Mrs. William E. Iwell and Miss
Tess Snyder will be hostesses this week
ior a series of bridge parties. Ouests
have been asked to the Lowell home.
70S Italey street, for Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
MRS. MORRISON RETl'RXS
.Mrs. Edna S. Morrison returned Inst
evenintf from Ii Grande, where she
spent a week visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sihilke.
LEAVES FOR LA GRANDE
Miss Lois Given returned Saturday
evening to her home In Ia Grande
after a visit at the home of Mrs. Evu
Wissler.
RETl'RXS TO MIKKALf)
Mrs. Hulda McKinney has returned
to her home at Mikkalo after a visit
In Pendleton.
MRS. M'PHK P.SOX HONORED. j
; Mrs. J. 1.. Mt Pheison was honored j
on the occasion of her birthday when'
a group of the members of the Loyal !
Workers class entertained with u !
birthday party. Guests were Mrs. W. '
A. Gressiuan. Mrs. Frank Greulii h. I
.Mrs. John (Ireulicli. Mrs. Mary Ilyrd.
Mrs. J. liramwell. Mrs. W. 1. Gadwa. j
.Mrs. William Milne, Mrs. Fergus,!
I.Mrs. Wallace Cargill, Mrs. C. A. Pat-j
jton, .Mrs. II. M. Warren. Mrs. T. j
I'ampbell, Mrs. Margaret Hoover and i
1 Mrs. James Morton. !
HOPF'B UPDIAIRS SHOP
Beautiful New Blouses
For Gift Giving
PARTV IS GIVEN
Mrs. Margiiret Hoover was honor
guest olt Satnrthiv iil'tci-nnnn
party given by the tallies of the Chris-
uaii cntircn at the home of Mrs.
Hoover's daughter. Mrs. I.oren Hoov
er. The occasion was in honor or
Mrs. Hoover's birthday. Christmas
decorations were used most effective,
ly. During the serving of refresh
ments. Mrs. Hoover rut a large birth
day cake. She was presented with a
charming gilt during the evening.
.MARRIAGE TO HE SOI.EMXIZED
The marriage of Miss Edith Tnimt.
krantz of Portland nnd J. ('. Kuhns, of
this city will be solemnized in Port
land tomorrow. Miss Youngkrantz re
sided here l'or a short time and has
friends In Pendleton. Mr. Kuhns is su
pervisor of the I'maillla National
Forest. They will make their home
here.
.
MRS. STEPHENS IS Gl'EST.
Mrs. Frank Slenhens. of I'.uLlntnn
Washington, is a guest at the home of
tier daughters, Mrs. Anna Furnish,
and Mrs. Henry Struve. Mrs. Ste
phens accompanied her son, Claude
llanseom and Mrs. Hanscoin to Pen
dleton by motor from Ilickleton. where
Mr. and Mis. Hanscoin have been vis
iting. ItETl'IlN FROM PORTLAND.
Thomas Thompson and daughter,
Mb Edna Thompson, returned last
evening from Portland. Miss Thomp
son has been sojorning in Portland
lor several months and Mr. Thomii.
son has been there for a short time.
Women will delight in owning one of these smart new
Blouses and what more practical gift could be presented?
See These Blouses at $4.95, ?6.9.5 and up.
PENDLETON'S POPULAR GARMKNT SHOP
Christmas Gifts
THAT WILL SUIT ALL TASTES AND POCKETB00KS
You may buy gifts as low as 25c up to any price you
wish to pay.
Handsome Gift Packages in
JONTEEL TOILET PREPARATIONS
STATIONERY CANDY PERFUMES
TOILET WATERS TOILET SETS
BRUSHES RUBBER GOODS
KODAKS VACUUM BOTTLES
LUNCH KITS FLASHLIGHTS
and many other items from which to select.
If you cannot come to the store phone ami we will send I
a selection lor your approval.
II PENDLETON DRUG CO
a r.nnn i.pah to
FOLLOW.
ALL ROADS LEAlIl 1921
HERE.
TARNATION" MILK, .our rcKUlaf price, ,2 hi rev tins ."
Fine Bulk Coffee, pound 2.V-
Genuine Weston Mrumaiu Potatoes, lmi pounds S2..VI
Eastern Oysteis, pint . "."'
Kipoered Cod und Salmon, pound 33t
Ye Rack Hay Roston Brown Dread, loaf 20r
IeVoir s Health Hread, loaf 20c
Giant Cheddar Cheese, the finest yet, poi.nd 50o
fyrmna Figs, the finest quality, pound !
firav Pros. Special Mix Candy, pound SIX-
Spanish Sweet Onions, pound 10c
Pea Meal Bacon, pound Hto
Corn Flakes, 2 packages 2.V
Fine assortment of hieh grade goods for Christmas.
If you want quality goods let us supply you.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phone 23 Only 1 Quality the Bed
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1-2 PRICE
All our Phono
graphs dosed out
at 1-2 price. See
our windows.
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URNITURE CO
. XI Its. IlltOWX TO VISIT.
Xlrs. (iideon Brown will arrive the
latter part of this week to spend the
holidays here as the suest of .Mis.
Waller McCormmaeh. Xlrs. Brown,
who formerly resided here, now makes
her home in Los Angeles.
COXIIXO FltOM BEP.KI.EV
Xliss Kathlyn XlcFaul, dutiKhter of
nr. ami Mrs. ). J .McFaul will arrive
Saturday jnorniiiK rrom the I'niver
Nlty of California to spend the Christ
mas vacation with her parents.
MltS. HARTXIAX BETI RXS.
Mrs, Ceorue Ihirtmim -..f ,i i
evening from Portland, where she
was called by the death of Allen Jnlies
.Mrs. Johes Is Xlrs. llartman's sister.
Isociai, to hk nivKv.
A hasket social will 1
day evening at School District 41. Xliss
Alvinu Huhl, one of the tciiclii'rs, Is In
charge of the program.
WILL BE Gl'EST.
Xlrs. I.aura (iilison m-Hw.,1 iut
ning from Portland for a visit with
ner sister, Xlrs. C. H. Jerard.
I1KSV BEES TO XIEET.
The Busy Bees will nu, t .,
afternoon at the home of Xlrs. Xlnrv
-Mct.ee, 101", West Alia street.
.
MOTOlt TO PE'MH.KTOX.
Xlrs. I.eona Bust nnd m
Langley motored to Pendletoii' from
.union last evening.
To HOI.n SAI.K
The Catholic ladles guild will hold
nn an (lay cooked food sale at (!ra
Hros on Frldav.
The highest trees have the most
l'""Hi'H It'll t'N,
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
HOME DEMONSTRATIOW
The REXALL Store
LB B t
LANG RANGES
THE RANGE FOR THE ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIFE
lialsin nnd Vig c"onscrv.
3 cups dried fKK, 3 etips wn
ter, 1 cup sugar. 1-s cup orange
1-2 cup orange Juice grated rind
of 1 orange. i- cup I,,,,,,,, jk.,,,
3 cups choipc(l seeded raisins. 2
cups broken walnut meats.
I'hop tiKs. Cover with water
and soak over night. Add sugar
orange juice jind rind, lemon
Julie and raisins and cook slowlv
until thick about 1 hour. Add
nuts and conk minutes. Pour
Into sterilized glasses and seal
with naraffine. Thiu ..!,....
I
T IlllOIlt l ll;lUU.,u ' l
The easiest range to keep clean on earth, enly two lids.
LET. US DO YOUR REPAIR WORK
Yours for Service
iley & Kemp
QtialKy Our Watnhword buwrait Inn Our Aim
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BEBE DANIELS
HE SPEED GIRL"
TvtALART FlCTURtJ
& d
ni as a protest against the negotia
tions conducted at Washington for the
settlement of the Shantung issue with
Japan.
i
I Ten years is the average life of
oyster.
TOKIO, Dec. 12. (I. X. S.) That
mining activities In the Japanese Em
pire are at a low ebb is shown by a
report recently given out by the Xiin
ing Bureau of the Department of Agri
culture and Commerce. Serious de
creases In the output of such import
ant products as iron, silver, copper
and sulphur make it apparent that the
depression Is widespread, although
possibly In the case of coal an excep
tion might he made. Even the coal
has fallen from 2,017,983 tons In
July last year to l,804,i13 tons this
year, while for the first seven months
of the respective years there was a de
cline of over 1,800,11110 metric tons.
SIIAXOHAT, Dec. 12. (I. X. SS.)
A eiiraotie muss ntoctinir wns hiM
here for the purpose of launching a
movtniieni Inr ule overtnrow or tne
Peking government. Demonstrations
ate Increasing dally throughout Chi-
I
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
V A. N'T ED Furnished apartment (or
house, Phone si.
WAXTKD Position for school girl in
family. Phone 23F2.
Ol'Ii BREAD is a
friendly food. It
appeals to your
palato and stomach nnd
wins a place In your food
nffeetionss. Our bakery
goods are designed to
meet your fervent appro
bation. Pendleton
Baking Go.
no Yoru xmas shoppi.nt. f.abxy
r.xeliaiige. 3'onr old riirnltiire for new. Highest prices paid for your
(dil furniture.
10.1 V.. Court Phone 49B
rF.xni.rcrov, otux.on
Mr. Farmer
WE WANT YOUR TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE.
TOP PRICE PAID FOR ALL PRODUCE.
THE TABLE SUPPLY
739 Main Street
Phone 187
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor
"Speaking of Women"
IRVIN COBB points out that feminine
shopping does not necessarily imply
Inlying. It means hard work for everyone
concerned but seldom results in a trans
action involving inoncv.
As a country minister once declaimed:
'"King Solomon said, and I partially agree
with him . . ' We only partially agree
Avith Mr. Cobb on this subject.
It is true there are still some aimless shoppers left.
But they are in the minority. Today most women
as well as most men are well-informed buyers, with
a sound basis for comparing stores and values. Rv
buying goods of recognized merit they save them
selves the throes of old-time "shopping'trips" and at
the same time get a better and bigger money's worth.
Host women read the advertisements that appear
every day in their newspapers. They make a prac
tice of keeping strictly up-to-snuff on new develop
ments, innovations and improvements. They know
just where to go for "this" and who in town keeps
"that."
When they shop they generally know just what
they want, where to find it, and how much to pay.
Their knowledge saves them endless trotting, weari
some questioning and haggling.
. The advertisements have taken the "hop" out of
shopping.
ISN'T THAT WORTH WHILE?
AllCADK TOIAV