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pare srx DAILY EAST OSEGOOAII, PENDLEtON, CESGON, THURSDAY EYENIIICS, riESUASY S. 1922. EIGHT PAGES Social and Club News AVNoCXCRMEXT IS Fl'KPRIHE r afternoon and evening In honor of J DA.VCE MOST EXJOTKD ' A seddins hich took place three! Mrs. Kate Ennelman and daughter,! Memi-em of the re-e! Club wr. month ttto but wWch wan not an-1 Miss Beswie Enselman, who are visit- J guetii &t a most enjoyable dance Ian: nourred until today in that of lliiw or here from Canyon City. Those ! evening at Eagle- Woodman h ill, h. rlby Johnson of Pendleton and of E. present were Mr. and Mrs. Herman occasion bcinj a "hard-tLmes" dance L. Shiinteiman, also of this city. The Roehlk, Mr anjl Mrs. Henry ERgers. ; Costume, were mnxt unique and creat marrinre ' eolemnlied November 11 Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Mrs. Cath-j el much merriment. Prizes for th in Pomeroy. Washington, with Rev. F. erine Eggers. Mr. and Mrs. John Lo- i most novel attire were awarded t N. Morton, pastor of the Methodist renzen. Mrs. Anna Ruther. Mrs. Cath- M. H. M. Massry ana to Charles H. chnieh. officiating. Guests were Mrs. nine Struve, Mrs. Keniper, Dietlef Morton and Miss Ethel Horrell. The Struve. Mrs. Hannah Suhl, Mrs. Carl rinc ceremony w used, the bride Tludeinan, Mrs. Bertha Lorenxen. Mrs. wearing the wedding ring worn by her Fred Rhode. Miss Josephine Rhode, mother on her wedding day years ago, Mrs. iuie Muiler, Mrs. J. Hudemann, The wedding was made known to Mra, Rudolph Hayden, Miss Hilda Lo- only a few relatives and the annbunce-j rcnsen. Miss Edith Roehlk, Miss Hen- ment today comes as a surprise. The Hetta Rosenberg, Robert Roehlk and nriue, wnose pleasing personality nas Arnold Roehlk. endeared her to many trienas, attend ed high school here. Mr. Shuntermun la employed at the State Hospital as an accountant. He came here a few years ago from Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Shunterman make their home at 710 Ulleth street. HERB FROM ARKANSAS Mrs. Carl Childers Is here from 'Winslow, Arkansas, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ThomaB Mills. ', MRS. GRAY IN PORTLAND Mrs. Charles Gray, formerly of Pen dleton, Is a gueHt at Hotel Portlr.nd. She recently returned af(er a two months' motor trip to California and I will spend a few days in Portland. She contemplates visiting In Pendleton this spring. TARTT IS GIVEN. Mrs. V. H. Rosenberg with an Informal party LEAVES FOR SEATTLE. Mrs. J. Gordon York left last night for Seattle, where she was called by entertained the serious illness of her mother, who Wednesday is in Providence hospital. liOPP'S UFSTAIItS SHOP 'Best Looking" Dresses We've Seen Many, many times have we heard this remark the past few days while women were inspecting our new Spring line. - ' SEE THE SMART, NEW FLUF FY TAFFETAS, THE "GRACE FUL HANGING" CREPES. '' ":V, v . 1 v "You" too ! will enthuse over the ' ' showing. . ; i-' Prices Very Reasonable Kxciit;sivK,,'m;T not "KxrExsivr."' Soap More For Your Money Venetian Bath Tablet, special, 3 for . .'. 25c Peet's Floating Castile Soap, large bar for.... 15c La Catena Castile, 2 for . ; .... 25c Johnson's Sulphur Soap, 3 for V; ... , 25c Johnson's Sulphur and Tar, 3 for ............. 25c Johnson's Tar' and Witch Hazel, 3 for.. 25c II PS DRUG Phone 520 "Try the drug store first" ; Pendleton, Oregon FRIDAY SPECIAL 15 oz. Berry Assorted Jams, special 25c California Ilonib' Worcestershire. Sauce, per bottle 25c Arizona Grapefruit, each ....... 10c Mothers Oats, premium, each... 36c Hulk Teas, Green, Gunpowder and English Breakfast, per lh. . . ,. 49c Hershie's Cocoa, per can . . .... 23c IT PAYS TO PAY CASH WHERE CASH PAYS THF TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE 73TTl Phone 187 CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR ! Proprietor. Smith. A hundred twenty K nests were present for the dance end the "hard- ttme- supper which followed. Mr. and Mrs. L, K. Twitcheii ;cd the grand march. ; IS RIXO BEARER. Muster Tom Bishop, son of Mr. ann Sirs. Roy T. Bishop, formerly ot" thu. city, uctoJVas ring bearer at the Wed ding of Miss Myrtle Muir and Lelnh Barber l,jt evening in Portland. ,Miss Muir is the granddaughter of the late My R, Bishop, Oregon pioneer. I Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop of Salem ?were among the out-of-town wedding guests. MRS. STIU.MAN RETURNS. - 1 Mrs. H. J. Htillimm has returned after an extended visit in Portland. Friends are congratulating tier on the birth of a grandson, born to Mr.' and Mrs. J. A. Meeker in Portland, Janu ary 8. The new arrival has been named Herbert Jackson Meeker.? .U1RS CHRISTIAN TO WED ', Miss Pearl Christian left last even ing for Hermiston where she t will spend two weeks. Announcement has been made of the betrothal of -Miss ChriRtiun and Arlle Thompson, of, Her mlston. The marriage will take place In Pendleton within the month, t , ' ' '-' VISITORS here ' 'Mrs. F. D. Hall and little daughter are Pendleton visitors today, en route to Huntington after a visit with Spo kane relatives. Air. Hall was reocntly appointed station agent here and Mrs. Hull and family win j0in him' here within a short time. , . RETURN TO PENDLETON f Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Kmytho re turned this morning after a visit in Portland at the home ot Mrs. Smyths's parents. HERB FROM MILTON. Mrs. Ralph Kinnear " and daughter, Marjorie, of Milton, Pendleton visitors yesterday. little were Beauty Contented Vnu are always confident (hat your buauty ha been developed to th highest of ill poMibiluiw after ult( Guuiaud't Uricntiil C.eam. iKftiJ. I.Hatklnljn ' rVS. . N.vk -X 9 LAUNDRY KIDS COLD WEATHtR (c ;) EH I I Curtains ano blankets VJE LAUNDER.. AT PRICfcS THAT MAKE fOLKS PONDEJl. J : The cold M-eather, flag is up. Send your' blankets to us. Send your curtains, too. We'll : do them up to look like new. We are certain ' that we can please you. Our service is right and so are our prices. TROY Laundry 608-10 Garden L Fresh Fruits and Vegetables THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. PRICES ALWAYS ' RIGHT, QUALITY CONSIDERED WESTON MOUNTAIN POTATOES i RIPE TOMATOES CUCUMBERS BRUSSELL SPROUTS SPINACH - SWEET POTATOES . NEW CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER CELERY AND CELERY HEARTS HEAD LETTUCCE LEAF LETTUCE PARSLEY ' GREEN PEPPERS HUBBARD SQUASH HORSE RADISH ROOT RUTABAGAS . BEETS PARSNIPS 1 CARROTS 7 " TO ARRIVE SATURDAY Diiiirh Ttimliw., Iruwh Carrots. Bunch Reefs, lliineh Crroit Onleus. Sweet Oranti, Florida Grape Fruit, Fresh Cocuanuts, ' l-n! nn, !niian:m. Full stock of High Grade Apples, Eastern Cranberries, Il"U Sweiet Onions. Mexican Po I'eppers, Jap aucse ClilU Pci)peM Cummin Seed, Organo Sagp. , ' Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Pfcrm. J CtaIv 1 Ovali Roar arma.rtrrEi if V'B- il 1 Can YOU Save Money? Andrew Carnegie once said: "The man who dodi not aud cannot save money, cannot and will not do anything else worth while." - - Andrew Carnegie anyasse a fortune but the" FIRST thing he had to do was to save his mo . i ' You may not be able to accumulate a fortune out , you can, with the help of j Savings Account, take advantage of opportunitiesViiat you otherwise would be compelled to ;;ass by. i ... ' Start a Savings Account with $1.00 Y and Get a Liberty Bell Bank il CARD PARTY TO BE GIVEN Members of the Parish House "Gull j are making plans for a benefit card Party to be 'given on Monday evening at g o'clock at Parish Hall. Arrange ments are under the direction of the social ' committee, 'of which Mrs. Charles Bond Is chairman, her assist ants being Mrs. James B. Welch and Mrs. R. M. Tannler. The refreshment committee is made up of Mrs. Willard Bond, Mis. Harold Warner and Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier. nofh ladies and gentlemen will be guests. Those in charge of arranging for the tables Include Mrs. Mark Moorhonse, Mrs. Lawrence O. Frazier, Mrs. Clarence Whiteman, Mrs. George Hnrlman, Mrs. Roy Raley Mrs. W. b. McNary, Mrs. Fred Donert, Mrs. J. C. Snow, Mrs. William Lowell, Mrs. G. E. Holt, Mrs. Harold Warner, Miss Kdna Thompson, Mrs. E. O. Parker, Mrs. Willard Kond, Mrs. C. O. Wainscott, Mrs. Guy Wyrick, Mrs. Burton Greu Hch, Mrs. Leslie Glbbs, Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice, 'Mrs. R. E. Chloupek, and Mrs. B. L. Burroughs. , MKMBEll FEOER.U, RESERVE SYSTEM Tke Inland Empire Bank Pendleton. Oresou H O AI IDEAS E DEMONSTRATION FOR HOUSEWIVES The Service f Toast and Hot , Cfil.es, , ! , Tenstl i needed, is best mad at the table ' wUh an electric toaster. If trutt, French toast, hot cakes, or wattles are; brought from the kitchen, have the plato containing them cov ered with a perforated silver cove?i Do not cover it with a soup plate or bowl. This makes toast soggy. The very conven ient ajid attractive foast. rapk fir a sllvcr,bread tray Is frequently used for dry toast. When waf fles,, hot cakes, or French' toast are served, the syrup should ni.t be forgotten. Also a dish . con taining a mixture of pulveris-od sugar' and cinnamon mlnht be provided, as some prefer this to the. syrup. 4 a a ' a) 4 ID FOR FOURTH PUCE The Pendleton Rod .and Gun club stands in fourth place ,in the, Spokeg-man-Reviev telegraphic Bhoot, ac cording to the'figures aTOilable since the meet Sunday. The local shooters are tied with Odessa. -Lewiston-Pwm-eroy lead, the list with a clear list of victories in eight shoots. Waitsburg has lost every shoot and Yakima has won only one. Pendleton has won five and lost three. Following Is the stand ing of the vurious contestants: . , W, Jj. T. fct. Lewiston-Pomeroy . . . . 8 0 0 1.000 Spokane ...... $ 1 1 .857 StVohn-Garfield 8 2 0 .750 Wenatchee ,....".6 2 1 .714 Walla Walla 5 2 1 .714 Odessa 5 3 -0 .625 Pendleton-.... 5 3 0 .625 Wallace-Kellogg B 3 0 .625 Oroville ,.,.....5 3 0 .625 Sprague .4 4 0 .550 Palouse-Cotfnx 3 5 0 .375 Coeur d'Alene ,..,2 6" 0 -.250 Cheney - 2 6 0 ,250 Coulee. City , .. i 6 1 .148 Yakima ..............1 7 0 .125 Waitsburg ........... .0 I 8 0 .000 MmMMnannoMMnaMi, w. HEAVV LOSSES fCnntlnued from paw t. lamkTiArfrSPri 1 The purity of our bread is a real reason for its purchase. It is made , in , a clean, wholesome way and appeals to folks who demand and always get the best etables. Pendleton Baking Co. crib work was placed under the bridge which was left without support bv the action of the waters. The roadbed was under water In three places all told. The tracks over the rest of. the, branch are safe, according tq Agent Walter Adams. JUietli Road Howled. , The road between here and Rle'h at Rocky Point was flooded, and for several hours it was impossible for cars to get through. The Umatilla stage wnrtha only car to get through mis morning, and it had to be towed a part of the way through the water and (mud and sand. I At least three bridges are known to 1 Do out over the drainage ditch in the Stanfield district, according to . re ports received by the county court this morning. Others have been re ported as being dangerous. A bridge near the Troxell place, about one mile off of the Oregon-Washington high way, has been carried 'from its moor ings and car's can not cross, it is said. Mlsalou Bridge Holds. One thing which has brought smile to the members of the county court Is that the bridge at Mission has held so far. It has caused the court a great deal of grief In days cone hv The approach to the bridge has been me weak spot in the construction. The O. W. R. & N. tracks between Pendleton and Walla Walla in the 11a Horse vicinity, are in places cov ered by a foot of water. ' says F. D. Hall, local station agent. Yesterday's morning train to Walla Walla was able to make the trip but since that time trains have been routed via I'matUla. This has caused some de lay in the Portlund-Pendleton trains. N6 wash-outs have been reported west of here, Sir. Hall states. i Damage to property in Pendleton has not been lacking. , The Tutnilaj Is out of its banks again and the back waters are causing some trouble. On the north side of town the run-off has ! cut some capers. Damage to farm lands has not been heavy so far. though some fields have been cut rather badly by the run-off. Other fields have been flooded. The frost is starting to come out of the ground, and mud Is now replacing frost and Ice to a certain extent. MONTHLY PAY FOJt PASTOR. OBERLIN, Ohio, Feb. 9. -A new system for paying a pastor is being a tryout at Pittsburg, near here. The board of trustees of the .Methodist SLOAN'S KELTCVES WMIC. ACHES FOR forty years Sloan's tfnltnent has been the quickest relief foi .neuralgia fcciatica ahaV, rheum . tism, tired muscles, lame backs, fepraini and strain, ache and pains. KeeP Sloan's handy and apply freely. without rubbing, at the first twinge. It eases and brinj-s comfprt surely ' and readily. You'll fad, it clean and" noh-skin-staining. Sloan's Liniment S pain's enemy : Ask your neighbor; , At all drugsiata-r, 70c, SlAO,' ' Liniment church decided to place their pastor, other persons. He cart" quit or Re. Mr. Evans, on a inonthly salary j fij'eij, it Is said, at the expiration ant pay mill muiuiii?, uiu suum ua.any niuillll. Mothers! Rub Children's Chests . Vit is vapors banish colds and do away with " dosing little stornachs. J - Treatment of ' cold troubles with Vicks VapoRub' is the tnethoc now most favored by doctors, nurses and milliqns of modern mothers. -' ' ' There's nothing to swallow. For spasmodic croup, whooping ".-ugh, common1 colds, sore throat and tonsilitis you - just apply Vicks over throat and chet, rab it, in well and cover Just rub it on and breathe in the vapors with a flannel cloth. At night leave the bedclothes loose around the child's neck, and all night long yicks antiseptic, heal ing vapors are breathed right into the affected air passages.- Vicks is just as good for grown-ups,' too- just as effec tive for catarrh, head colds, asthma, skin itchings, cuts, bum5 hruises or sprains. V VapoRui , Gmr It MWion Jam Ud Yttai mmmimmmsmmmmmmmmwm vmwwmmmimmmxv, Add Another BED ROOM TO YOUR HOUSE AT SMALL EXPENSE Venemvr Thetortar-tof-kialtca wiuqoieiiiyiwruwveiiu PptTin-r before ntirine, JJr.Hobon'!n01at HbbsonV : iczsmaOintmentij . "" , : , f. . k 4.L ... ...... b , l .. with one of our new Tied Davenports. - Youwill enjoy the convenience of a beautiful davenport in the daytime and handy, comfortable bed at night without taking up addi tional splice in your room. . . 'V' . f n . , We are showing them in genuine leather and tapestry overstuffed from $66.25 and up. ' , - CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW ( Pliono 49A : Pendleton, Oregon lllHiaiHIIilMlliHIIIIMIMIilBlHIIIiaUIIHItlBaBlllH 103 E. Court Street IIIIHIIMHIIMHIIIIHWni!B lt)IY IX)rXl) OX TUE&TI.R ' B.VCUJVKXTO, F(h. . (I'.'P.) ThP body of an unidonlifitvl laborer wag found today hanitlnir to the West ern l'aoifie "trestle five miles north of htro. - ' . " TWO SIKX KIMiRD GnOVKt.AND. Csil., Feb. J.The, tvnlani'hp -vhlrh swept down on Camp so at the south portal of he Helen t Hctchy tunne? killed J. J. 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