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PAGE SHS " ' "T.!5! DAILY AST CSE30NIAN, FZSELETCN, CSEGOS. FRIDAY E VEXING, MAECH 31, 1922. r Social and Club News AUXILIARY TO MEET. The auxiliary of the V. H. M. V. wilt meet tonif-'ht lit the city hall at 7:J0 o'clock. They- will discuss plans for the convention to be held here In June. G. A. K. TO MELT The ladies of the Grand Army of the Itepublic will meet Saturday after noon at 2 : 3 in the club room of the library. . , GUESTS OF YAKIMA FRIEXU3 Mr. and Mrs. A. it. Stephens, of 30S Curden street, are guests of Takimt friends. MISS UEXX VISITS. I'KItl THEME Miss Crlia Itenn. if Walla Walla, is J "lvru" was the theme for a ineet a week-end guest of Miss Ethel New- I ing of the Thursday Afternoon Club quist. Miss Renn formerly resided yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. Minnie here and has many fiiencs here. Ktillman und Mrs. John llailey, Jr., presiding. ENTERTAINS AT Ll'XCHE.O.V j The prosram numbers were of s lie Mrs. Alvah Slusher -was hostess to-lr'al interest. Mrs. Stephen A. Low day for a very informal luncheon at '- ell's theme -was "The Natural Wond the Elks club. Covers were laid for j em of Peru." The life of William six. : I'rescott. the American historian, was I sketched by Mrs. Clarence Whiteman, HERE FROM ATUEXA ! In addition read from Prescotfs Mrs. Omar Stephens and Mrs. llutphi i-ook, "The Conquest of Peru." .Mrs. McEwan. Athena matrons, are in the city today. nOPF'8 UPSTAIRS SHOP I I I I 1 I II IS I i Strikingly Original : are the LOVELY COATS AND CAPES For Misses' and Women. Jaunty Mannish Coats of Tweed, Polo and Pol aire. Beautiful wrappy Coats of Pandora, Veldyne and Twill Cord. ...... A striking showing 'of all that is authentic in the newest modes for spring. EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE A. L. Schaefer gave a talk on "Th" ineas," and Mrs. D. I). Hobart one on the conditions in the Peru of the pres ent day. Several charming musical numlers were given. Mrs. James Hilt sang a group of sones. Mrs. David It. Hill and Miss Gladys Hamlev played an In strumental duet from Faust, and Miss ,-niney new pmyea a piano solo. Miss Kditha Iiurthcl. daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Mark Karthel, was most pleasing m u Spanish Uanee, for which Miss Lorene King played th piano. During the tea hour. Miss Alice Hays and Mrs. Mary Dlsnsway pre-i-ided at a table' bright with daffodils. A numlier of guests, other than club members, -were present for the afternoon. "TONE UP" After the rigors of winter, during which time you have lost some of the energy, am bition and "pep" of normal times, you need ' a tonic. You can regain all your previous ttrength and energy as well as get rid of that languid, listless, "what's .' the-use" fueling. v ' Also improve your appetite and digestion, by taking the regular course of one of these , special tonics: : . . 1 REX ALL BEEF, IRON & WINE BAMBOO BRIER BLOOD BUILDER IRON & CASCARA TONIC WITH CELERY SARSAPARILLA TONIC & PEPTONA These preparations are not so-called -secret v remedies. We can tell you what thev con- tain, and in what way they will benefit you. 5 s MltH. MOUSE HONORED.1 Mrs. Itoy Morse, who departed on j Kumlay for a visit in The Dalles, her , former home, is being extensively en tertained by friends. She was honor guest In a party of The Dalles mat ions who motored to the Columbia i Gorge Hotel Wednesday for luncheon, i 0" Suturday, Mrs. M. R. Matthew will j entertulu with a luncheon for Mrs. I Morse, at which time charter mcm I bers of P. E. O. will be entertained. Today Mrs. Morse is honoree at a tea for which Mrs. Cnrlton P. AVUlianis and Mrs. Ed Williams are hostesses. Mrs. Morse will return to Pendleton on fcunday. GAVE DINNER PARTY Tom Boylen was host last evening for an informal dinner ut his home ! on the mith hill. The guest list in- I eluded aside from the host. Earl Tul- ivcn. Murk liarthel, Dan P. Smytho, O. M. ltiee, George Hartmun, Edwin inter, Howard Shcchaih Dr. Fred A Ueimllen, W. K: brock, Fred Stelwer and K. R. Aldi lch. GVEST8 OF MISS MORRISON MlS3 GraldltiB Morrison, who Is stidont at University of Oregon, hap us ner guests during Spring vucatlnii Miss Euthelma Lee, a sorority sister or Miss Morrisons at the University, nnu Miss Anne Leo, who Is attending St. Paul's school at Walla Walla. WIU. VISIT SPOKANE ir. una Mrs. a us Bertholet of Pasco, will go to Spokane tomorrow evening to sec "The Hut." Easter Rabbits Easter Candy See our window Saturday for the finest display of quality Candy. Just another example, of the class of goods that we sell. Just a few of the large shipment just received. Easter Rabbits Star Cake Mixture Violet Cupid Hearts Red Imperials Midget Spice Cum Drops . Large Assortment Easter Eggs Stcrk Assorted Decorated Assorted Eggs Banquet Cordials Asserted La coo m Paste Peerless Almonds Coccacut Easter Eggs i r Queen Easter Eggs Beauty Easter Eggs Toasted Easter Eggs See this fine assortment of High Quality Candy before you buy. This lot is especially fine for aft er dinner confection. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phones 28 ' Only 1 Quality the Best s uiltomas THE PENDLtTON DRUG CO. f l Phone Main 20 Pendleton, Oregon Night Phone 890-J OUKKD BY A NATTVK HERB On board a vessvul bouud for, India recently a man was bitten by a' pois onous reptile; both the ship doctor und a famous surgeon failed 40 con trol the poison fast spreading-hrough IMS !.HU'm, i ' ' In n day the vessel reached port An Indian medicine man was sent for, who produced a native herb -which iiukkly allayed the poison nnd the man s life was saved. Roots and herbs are nature's asslst nts In combating disease. That well- known medicine for ailments peculiar to women, l.ydia E. Pinkham's Vege tame Compound, is prepared from roots and herbs, possessing medicinal properties of great value in the treat ment of such aliments. , This Is proved by the letters of recommendation we are continually publishing in this paper for It. la. Saturday Money Savers $1.95 $6.85 s u A. R 100 sacks. Sugar will be $9 per 100 in 30, days. Buy now! 2DOZ. EGGS . ....... 45c LAlibJii UATN& IIUMIJNY, 2 FOR ...... 35c MfiTTIl? RC f a rrc n A nrr knr? o STRAWBERRIES, PER BOX . ... .... 25c SALTED PEANUTS, PER POUND . . . 20c CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES All Varieties, per cwt . $3.75 25c ONION SETS, Silver Skin, 2 lbs. for , 31-2 Lbs. Highest Grade Coffee . . . . . . $1.00 F L O U R Highest Grade Patent Flour. Money Back Guarantee Barrel $7.70 IN OUR MEAT DEPT. SMOKED MEAT SPECIAL. Extra Fancy Cured Hams, lb.. . 35c Picnic Shoulders 20c Cottage Rolls, per lb 25c Eastern Lard, 5 lbs $1.00 Bacon Backs, 4 lbs. ........... $1.00 Eastern Lard, 10 lbs. ........ $1.90 IT PAYS TO PAY CASH WHERE C ASH PAYS. THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORF 739 MAIN STREET PHONE 187 CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR, Proprietors ,'Ol.LY NINE MEETS Mrs. August Noi-een, Mrs. Thomas Robertson, .Mrs. Fred Fraser, Mrs. Edgar Thompson and Mrs. Grover Taylor were hostesses last evening for a delightful meeting of the Jolly Nine Club, at the home of Mrs. vNo-reen. The evening was spent In games and music. In a geography contest, Mrs. A. O. Garden and Mrs. Ida Olscn won the honors. For the supper hour, an "All Fools' Day" motif was used. A large dunce cap, which centered the table, revealed beneath it a smaller cap for each guest. llesldes club members, those present were Mrs. Itlanche Strahorn, Mrs. Curden, Mrs. Leila Taylor, Mrs. Doro thyThomas. Mrs. Ora Hamilton and Mrs. Lillian AVIlson. HONORED PT FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Newipilst, Pen dleton pioneers who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Sutur day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Sparks, on Birch Creek, were holl ered following tho anniversary dinner by one hundred fifty friends who call ed as a surprise. The hours were spent in dancing and the farralr was mos enjoyable. Thirty-seven rela tives of Mr. and Mrs. Newqulst wero here for the celebration of the wed ding anniversary. . 1 TO HOLD SOCIAL. Members of tho Eastern Star and Masonic orders will be guests at a social this evening at tho Masonic hall. Musical numbers have been planned, and a one-act play, "King Solomon's Secret," will be enacted by a group of Eastern Star members. GH'iis Metal Works. The Pendleton Brawny and Metal Works Is the name of a ; business which has Just been opened here by J. J. Thomas, formerly of Walla Walla. Mr, Thomas Is nil experienced man In this lino of work; IS years of his life having been spent in doing boiler re pair work and metal welding. The plant is totaled at C.T2 Cottonwood street. By the first of the Week he expects to be uble to take care of all work. . . . , Thompson, on the other hand, in addition to being well placed finan cially, possessed no qualification for the position, so far as practical exper ience went, and his candidacy was looked upon, generally, as purely po litical. Cronin'8 retention In tho of fice was urged by petitions signed by practically every -business and profes sional man in Pendleton, even old time political comrades-at-arms with Thompson on tho county central com mittee joining with the Cronln adher ents In advocating the appointment of' the latter because of general satisfac tion at the manner in which he had conducted the office. As a result, the appointment of Thompson, oh Sin- nott's recommendation, stirred tip a homers nest in Pendleton, and, In all probability, lias much to do with strengthening the campaign to put a republican candidate in the field against him. 1 They re Just WH Co Out a flym New Dresses, New Coats, New Tweed Suits, New Scarfs. Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treats ment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the akin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that irritations, Pimples, Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches, Ring worm and similar skin troubles will dis appear. , 'Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying Jfquid, is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions, makes the skin soft, tmosth and healthy. Merchants Attention LAMSON CASH CARRIER EQUIPMENT FOR SALE RHODES BROTHERS of Tufco ma offers for sale, in whole or in part, the entire Lamson cash carrier equ:pment for merly used on their first two floors. 1 . 1 THIS EQUIPMENT comprises track stations,- carriers and cable, all in first-class condi- ' tlon, and may be purchased for a fraction of the cost of ..now. Address A. M. FRASER, Rhodes i others, Tucojna, Wash "Try the drug store 'It' u first." and Koeppeiis, it. . j . ... s me arug start tnat a serves best, . for Pre- ' . " ' ''' scnptions. . a ' To Sell Store's Stock. The stock of goods of the Beehive store which recently closed, following assignment of the assets for the bene fit of creditors, will bo sold within near future, according to nn an nouncement made this morning by Flntow and Lorber, sales managers, who will be In charge of teh sale. Toll stock is being thoroughly cleaned and dusted new. The sale will not start for a week or 10 days, It was stated this inornlng, '' JAMES II. GWIXN (Continued from page 1.) Mr. tiwlun was chosen for second term as supremo representative and Is how the. viipriiino master' at arms of the li.iiloiinl organisation. J. It Owlnil is a native of Illinois and lived in Iduho before coming i ) Pendleton 22 years ago. His fttt'ier was the first Methodist missionary to the territory ot Idaho,, comiiiir to that state In 1871. During, his life in lil'.Vi.. M.. ... I. .. . ... .wini o nun a imui'ttii' tile establishment for 11 yeifrs. iu .uso held an Important post in ihf Idaho legislature in 1895. helnor chief tleik of the house of represenlativi i nnd joint clerk of the house and sen- u'.e. ' Since 1900 Mr. Uwlnn has 1,m. a continuous resident or Pendleton wive for two years, 1!)05 and 1H06, when ho was located at Denver ns the sec retary of the National Livestock Asso. elation. In a story In tho Oregon Journal this nuuiiing It was Intimated Itr 'vviiin misrht enter the race against SMtin.lt. The following Is from th. Jouri'Vi, story. - Cr.nvrcf sman Sinnntt hns tlivH m, i. lot of opposition to htmseir, outalie f any tederatcd societies program, by i'w recommendation of Tom Thomp son for tho PostmHsterslilo nf tvn.iir,. ton. Thompson was the chairman of tho congressional committee for the Second district und heennm n r.nwll. date for the postmnstershlp after the iusi presidential and congressional election. The Job yas held by Lester Cronln a young republican of Pendle ton, who had risen to the position through long service In the office, nnd s a result of merit exnmlmiii,.., ' nnA consequent appointment. He also stood as high man In tho lust exam ination prior to the Thompson. COFFEE We roast our own coffee because it means Better Coffee and more cups for less money. Best Coffee obtainable pound 45c 2 1-2 pounds .....$1.(H) Special Blend, pound ,'J,j.c ;. 3 pounds.. $1.00 Teaberry, pound ......3.V ' 3 pounds $1.00 : The best 25c Coffee pos sible. Van Camps Tomato Soup.:....10 '.Canyon Milk '.: lOe Crenm of Wheat ). .':.2o Albers Rolled Oats 2c No. 2 Pineapple S:!c Alaska Red Salmon 23o Ward Grocery Co. Phone 96 230 E. Court St. C. LBONNEY Conroy's Gasli' Grocery Go. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! " Best Cane Sugar Sack $6.75 Flour, Best Grade, sack ...... Flour, Best Grade, Barrel Sugar, 14 Pounds Carnation Milk, 9 cans : Hebe, 1Q cans Solid Pack Corn, 7 cans ...... Corn Flakes, 10 packages Van Camn's Tomato Souo. 10 for . . Crisco 40c, 75c and Wesson Oil . 35c, 65c and uutter, koh Schillings Best Coffee, 5 pounds h .. $1.95 $7.70 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Sil.no $1.00 $1.00 $1.35 $1.20 . 85c $1.90 Curd or Thanks We desire to exnrcas nnr mnnv thanks to friends for their kindness and sympathies shown 119 during our recent bereavement. Alo for the beautiful flowers. CHAS. W. TlXLOCH MRS. J. S. TODD ' ' Mlt. 1. & TODD lrSTHE BASIS OF AGOOO ; Use our bread as a f oun d a t ion upon which to build the perfect meal. This bread never disap points in its quality. It is made with the kind of care and " of the same excellent mate trials that the particu. lar housewife reveres. Pendleton Baking Co. 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