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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ID, 1921.
TWELVE PAGES
Stock Fish
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Social and Club News i
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ill!?3 SWACOAIlT ARPIVES - DANCE TOMORROW Nir.HT CVGAGEMEXT IS AXXOIX'.'KII. i
Mim Lois SwagKart w ho i.s attending The second in a Keries of dances Announcement of the engagement '
Cornth Dramatic School at Seattle ar- given by the members of the Elks j of Miss Therese Snyder ahd Ernea !
' rived today to spend the holidays with J lodge of 1'endleton will be held tomor- I., frockatt was iua" at a brdse :
Mr. andMrs.CS. Wheeler. Mies j row night at the Elks club. Arrange-ilea on .Saturday afternoon, when I
Swaggart is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. ments for the affair are In the hands Mrs. William Lowell and Miss Sny-i
Wheeler. ( of the entertainment committee. The ' der were hostesses at the Lowell home
Mrs. Roy Becker tLeonore Swag-1 dance will be informal. 'on Daley street, the a.-fair being in'
. art I will arrive tomorrow night from j honor of Mrs. John Harold Kitzgib-1
her borne at Cannon IJeach to spend ! G TESTS IX PENDLETON bon.
Uie holiday at the Wheeler home.
MR STEPHENS HERE
' Mrs. Omar Stephens, of Athena, is
In Pendleton today. Ph Is the daugh
ter of Mrs. A. A. Kimball.
HOFF'8 VmiAIBS SHOP
Gifts for Mother
SISTER, WIFE OR DAUGHTER
GEORGETTE BLOUSES
SILK BLOUSES
SILK BLOOMERS
SILK PETTICOATS
l .i nr.
.Mrs. Kdgar Thompson has as her j Little Therese Lowell, in frock of I
guests her parents. Mr. and Mis. pink organdy, gave to each guest aj
James Mlnty, of Portland. They are pink rosebud with announcement card!
at .Mrs. Thompson's home, 409 West attached. Miss Sny.-er, who Is unci-'
Alta street and will remain until nftraily popular and who has scores of 1
the holidays. .fei'IftfS 'friends, is the daughter of ihe late!
j J. M. I'. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder, be- '
ling a member of a pioneer family of'
B I Walla Walla. After attending school
in Walla Walla she completed her
education in the East. Mr. t'roekatt, :
jwho is the son of Mrs. Cora L. ;
I C'rockatt, formerly of this city, serv- i
led overseas during the war. He at-1
jtended I'niversity of Oregon and Is
;a member of Alpha Tau Omega fra-;
jternity. The marriage will take place ;
In February and the couple will make!
their home In Pendleton. i
Tour tables of bridge were in play
during the afternoon, Mrs. Alger Fee,
winning the high score trophy. I)ur-j
ilig the tea hour, a number of ad-1
jumoiiai guests called. At the tea
table., on which stood a miniature
bride and groom beneath a cluster of
pink tulle and llowers, Mrs. W. D. I
KnsliMi Hi
full vi line berris. peund ...
Mistletoe, pound silr
Rudden Oregon Walnuts. tW genuine kind. We were the
first to handle these fin," nuts in Peadh-tun. When other
stores started to feature them we feel highly complimented,
for we consider imitation the highest form of a compliment.
We buy in large lots from one of the largest growers in the
state, hence the better pr.ee.
.Number l, pouid 4.1c: No. 2, lb., 35c; refuse to pay more
Syrmna Figs, the only shipment received this year in Pendle
ton, pound 60o
Single tier box of fancy apples from the prize winning or
chard of John B. Ross, will ina.ke a fine Christmas pres
ent, box M3
Large stock of quality good things for Christmas.
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phonev28 Only 1 Quality th Bert
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JEWELRY SALE IS NOW GOING ON
We have dint our eyes tc ro-t. low and profit during: this sale.
He oho of the merry ones to join the throng. The money you in
temled to s)kii1 Tor one gift will NOW buy two, three or four nt
this sale, tan you afford to overlook this opportunity. The
value of each article remains the same as before we cut the
price, only you pay us about one-fourth to one-half Uie regular
price and the difference remains In your pocket.
liansGom s Jewelry Store
,..n.ary poured. Assisting ill serv-
I lit h.SSH.S were MIS- Iirrell Harvey, of
ALL SPECIALLY PRICED DURING
XMAS WEEK i
mDLBTON'8 POPULAR GARMENT BHOP
"Just What I Wanted a
KODAK
That's the nice thing about giving a
Kodakyou know it's what they want.
All the Kodaks arc simple to work
as we can show you, and they make
good pictures as we can show you,
too.
Kodaks from $S,00 up
Brownies from $2.00 up
THE PENDLETON DRUG
CO.
The Rexall Store
Walla Walla, sister of Mrs. Lowell
and Miss Snyder. .Mrs. Snvder. i.,rs
Fee, Mrs. Frederick Lleuallen and
Miss Mildred lleikeley. Resides Mm.
Biiyder and .Mrs. Harvey, out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Holman Fer
rln, of Vancouver, who Is a guest nt
the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell.
TARTY IS G1VKN.
Mrs. it. Crltchlow was hostess
on Saturday afternoon at a blrtluluy
party in honor of the third birthday
of her sou, Glenn K. Crltchlow and
the fifth birthday of Myron Cody, son
or Mr. and Mrs. Fred duly. Guests
were Invited for the hours between
two and five.
Games were enjoyed during the
afternoon. The hostess was assisted
CLUB ENTERTAINED. .to compel members of the American
The members of the Ride-A-Weo hardwood manufacturers association
Club motored to the home of Mr. to terminate cooperative selling meth-
t'.nd Mrs. C. Owens Saturday night
where they were delightfully enter
tained. Charades and "&00" were
played during the evening. The
rooms were artistically decorated in
Christmas bells and holly. The host
and hostess were assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. F. Snyder. Ouests were Miss
Vera Snyder, Miss Myrtle Hampton,
Gene Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Victor John
son, Mr." and Mrs. Frank llowman,
Mr. and Mrs. William Purchase, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Curl, Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Mann, .Mr. and Mrs. Otis Lieu
ullen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duff and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tachella.
MISS GLOVER TO DEPART.
Miss Freda Glover will depart to
morrow for her homo In lloqulam.
1 The marriage of Miss Glover and
jVernor Rignor will be solemnized
ods and agreements alleged to have
been adopted for the purpose of elim
inating competition und to maintain
prices. .
Justice Clarke, delivering the deci
sion, said It was clear from evidence
that the plan was a combination to
restrict production and Increase
prices. Calling the organization "an
open competition plan" was merely
putting an told evil In a new dress,
was Clarke's opinion.
In servinir bv Miss i'th,.i im,,-
Ouests for the affair included Airs! 1 ,1,!Xt Sutl,rt,a" nt -Miss Glover's home
! ml Cudy, Mrs. Hurry Iloyd, Miss
Illltner, Miss Daphnu Johnson, Miss
Clrgiula Ilrown, Miss Katharine Itrown
Miss Verna Hittuer, .Myron Cady,
Ruth Cudy, Ralph Cady and Virgil
Iloyd.
CLl.'Il TO MEET
The Kill Kare Klub will meet on
Thursday evening ut Eagle-Woodman
hall, for one of the series of winter
dunces given by the club. Hostesses
will bo Mrs. A. C. Koeppen, who Is
chairman of the reception conimlloe,
Mrs. L, C. Cumpbell, Mrs. H. L. Simp
son, Mrs. p. T. Hales, Mrs. It. II.
Home, Mrs. Homer Krehbiel, Mis.
Itoscoe Keator and Mrs. James Estcs.
PARTY IS GIVEN
A group of friends of Mr. and .Mrs.
Elmer Moore motored to their country
home near Pendleton on Saturday
evening for an Informnl pnrty. The
evening was spent In playing cards.
VISITOR IN PENDLETON
Mrs. John Anderson, of Hells, was
a Pendleton visitor Saturday.
For over 35 wan the atunrfarrf
family couh medicine lor chi.
dren and crown persons.
No opiate
"Actual experience taught tn
Foley's Honey and Tar is un
doubtedly the best cough rem
edy. It has been worth S50.0U
bottle to me." Wm. Barnes.
San Antonio, Texas.
EturgVm it a Friend.
Sold I'.vcrv where
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Heaters Heaters
HELLO, SWEETHEART
1 am having Forshaw. florist, send
you over something pretty for Ninas.
The couple will make their home in
I -a Grande where Mr. Slgnor is em
ployed by the State Highway Depart
ment. Miss Glover is a girl of much
charm and has many friends here
who regret her departure from Pen
dleton. TO CO O.N TOUR.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vert, formerly
of Pendleton, now residing in Scot
land, will after the holidays start on
an extensive tour. They will vis t va
rious parts r f Europe and will go also
to Egypt. Mr. Vert, who was in Pen
dleton a short time ago, returned re
cently to Scotland. He owns Interests
here und In Canada.
HEIiE FROM WASHINGTON
Mr., and Mrs. ". L. Thompson ar
rived in Pendleton today en route
from Washington, I. C, to their home
in Portland. Mr. Thompson recently
resigned his position as advisor for
the War Finance Corporation. They
will leave for Portland tonight.
ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED.
Announcement has been made, of
the engagement of .Miss Grace Healy
and Richard Richardson. 1 tot h are
well known in Pendleton. The mar
riage will take place within the com
ing year and the couple will make
their home here,
GUESTS IN PENDLETON.
Airs. W. F. Snodgrass of Colfax,
Washington, is here as a guest of
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Cook and also
of her son, William Snodgrass.
WILL VISIT HERE.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Judd ex
pect to visit In Pendleton after
Christmas, arriving here December
2! for a three weeks' stay.
LEAVING FOR TACOMA.
Mrs. Uernlce Jonez and Miss Norma
Alloway will leave tomorrow for Ta-
coma. They will remain there during
the holidays.
MliS. LADD VISITS
Mrs. W. H. I.add is a Pendleton
visitor. She is nn Attalia matron and
arrived here (his morning to spend
the day in shopping.
GOVERN MENU WIN'S SUIT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. -(A. I'.)
-The government today won a suit
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
HOME DEMONSTRATION
The Beyond Six Points to be lie-
mimberm In Nervliu; Table
(By Request.)
When a course Is to be remov-
ed all large dishes containing
food should first be taken, then
all soiled china, glass and silver,
then clean glass, silver and chl-
na,- and all thoHe things pertain-
Ing only to that course, and then
the crumbs.
Plates should be removed
from the right. All other things
should be removed from the
side on which the waitress can
reach them most easily, and
with least discomfort to the
guest. The waitress must never
reach across a cover at table.
Dishes should never be piled
one on another; one may be re-
moved with each hand or small
dishes may be set sido by side
on a trap but ,never on top of
one another.
When a course has been en-
tircly removed the additional
silver may he placed from a
tray for the following courses,
The waitress must sec that
glasses are kept filled, butter,
bread and rolls always supplied
without being asked for, and
other things at hand as needed.
The crumbs should he re-
moved before the dessert course.
This should always be done
quietly and neatly. A clean nap-
kin and plate are the best things
for the purpose. V. D.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. (U. r.)
The United States is at peace with all
the world. The third and last peac;;
treaty, concluded with Hungary to
day, with similar treaties previously
signed with Germany nnd Austria,
concludes our peace with the central
powers. Ratifications have been ex
changed with Hungary, according to
Hugh Grant Fmith, the American
charge d'affairs at Hudapest.
HOME OF GIFTS THAT LAST
HOTEL PENDLETON BLOCK PENDLETON, 01119 JON
Everything's Good in Hats
A consoling feature about the sea,on's crop of hats Is, tmi overj
thing is good! Never has there been so extensive a scope in linel 1
you see an exaggerated shape, you are ure to glimpse a simplo straight
ltoed hat near by. Those Illustrated here, all the latest models shown.
Jglve an Meaj of the variety froro which madame may chooso.
Don't Pass the Kiddies by
the Christmas
Our stock is still rather complete, from the pen
ny toys to the ones that cost up into the dollars, to
make the little ones happy on hat day don't mean
that you have to spend a lot of money, come and
see. ,
We have books of the better kind for 5c.
Toys that range from 5c to $15.00.
So the amount that you have to spend depends
entirely upon you, but don t forget what Christmas
means to the little ones.
You have SEVEN days left in which to do your.
Christmas shopping.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED 4 salesmen at 7:00 Tues-1 JJ
day morning. Army & Navy Sales a
The BEE HIVE
PENDLETON
OREGON
First Word of Homt
Now's the time to get that heater. We have a good
assortment and our prices are always right. We also have
a very close price on our line of Lang Ranges, which we
believe Is the best stove sold in Pendleton, regardless of
price. Let us show you these stoves.
Yours for Service
Riley & Kemp
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THE STORE OF A
1000 Practical Gifts
. Cedar Chests, Piano Lamps, Sewing Cabinets, Smok-
$Z ing btands, Pictures, Leather and Tapestiy Chairs and
Rockers
Pendleton
Haking Co.
S ALL PHONOGRAPHS ONE-HALF PRICE
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$56.00 EUREKA ELECTRIC CLEANER
Complete With Attachemnta
for $47.50
Tbls offer is good until December 24
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countless hundleds await. ns their return from Europe. So they becam,
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