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rttLY CJSJ5T OTCOKIAK, ?E!iDLXTCS, CS.SGON, MOOTA7 EVENING, AFEIL 10, 1022.
EASTER SEASON' APPROACHES
Yesterday maj-krd the opening of
Holy Week, with Kuatrr Piindav Just
rel( away. The -week, as the Uint
in Lent, is usually a quiet one In
JVodleton society.
A number of affairs have been
planned for the seaaon after Kastnr.
The members of the Parish House
Guild, Church of the Redeemer, will
entertain with an Informal benefit
dance nt the State Hospital, at some
date soon After Easter. The Oiuld is
matron plans also for a kermis, to be
be? A after Easter.
Invitations have been Issued for1 a
aeries of parties at which Mrs. J. C.
Bnow, Mrs. S. H. Forxhaw and Mrs.
J. H. MrCook will entertain March
IS and It at the home of Mrs. Snow.
The various clubs of the city are
making plans for rluh annals, which
trill be held this sprinK. . A promin
ent place In the calendar of Oregon
eluus Is given to the dates for the an
nOPF'S tJPSTAIItS 8BOF
EXCLUSIVE BTJT
ITS GOOD FOR YOUR HAIR
Enough for several weeks' treatment of either Hair
Tonic or Shampoo Paste in each package.
Rexall "93" HaU- Tonic .... ... 50e and $1.00
Rexall "93" Shampoo Paste 5c
SPECIAL DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL
, ) . $1.00 Bottle Rexall 93 Hair Tonic
, 25c Bottle Rexall 93 Shampoo Paste
Both for ONE DOLLAR
, The question is often asked :
"Why is Rexall '93' Hair Tonic so successful in keep
ing the hair in proper health and condition?" v.
The answer is that it is successful because it is a sci
entific treatment, designed to destroy the harmful mi
crobes,' restore the blood circulation among the hair roots,
and make the scalp healthy and the hair grow.
REXALL "93" HAIR TONIC
adds to the luxuriance and soft, silky glossiness of the hair and makes
If easier to dress. H also helps to preserve Its natural color. It Is the
only successful treutnteut, we guarantee It to be suci)rsful with you, or
your money hack. !
I The scalp should be cleansed with ltexaU "93" Shampoo Pasto
about once a week. '.!.''" . , '--
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I THE PENDLETON DRUG GO.
5 Phone Main 20
f Might Fhone 8lJ0-J
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Save Time, Labor and Money by Using GENUINE
Fuller Brushes and Brooms.
Look for this
The Fuller Brush Company, Hartford
Local Address, Box 641, Pendleton
Prices Talk
Every article in our store is marked closely.
We have one price to all and that price is bring
ing us business every day. Our merchandise is
First Quality Merchandise, and every article
that goes out of our store is guaranteed to you
with a money back guarantee. Our name, our
standard of doing business and our service,
, stand unquestioned by hundreds of customers.
Some merchants .would try to lead you to be
lieve we carry inferior merchandise. When We
undersell 30c a sack on flour we give you the
same quality guaranteed as White Satin and if
it does not prove so we will refund your money.
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH
WHERE CASH PAYS
THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE
f 39 Main Street Phono 187
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietors., V-vk.'
nual convention of Federated Wom
en's Clubs, to be held in Tillamook.
Oregon, May 11, June 1. 2 and I In
clusive. Besides delesates, it Is prob
able that a number of members ot lo
cal clubs will attend the convention.
MRS. LETSO.V HONORED
Mrs. Minnie Ltsoq, worthy grand
matron of the Eastern Star, was com
plimented at a meeting of the local
chapter when she visited here Satur
day evening, en route to Ontario after
a visit to the various chapters of the
state.
Following the initiatory work, Mrs.
Lctson was presented with a Pendle
ton Indian robe She was honor guest
for the social hour, when covers were
lalit for seventy-five at supper tables
win re an Easter motif was used in
Jecorating.
At Mrs. Ietson's table, twenty-one
past matrons and patrons were seated.
The past matrons are Mrs. Mary John-
Frocks
For Afternoon,
Dinner, Shopping
and Informal
Wear
Krepe Knit, Taffeta,
Canton Crepe, Georget
ta and Crepe de Chine,
fashion these new
spring gowns ; which
bear special prices.
See Our Showing of
.,. Tailored Blouses.
NOT EXPENSIVE
5.
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Pendleton, Oregon
trade mark.
son. who row holds the frosttlon of
erand treasurer; Mrs. Jessie Perry,
Mrs. Ida B.ckers, Mrs. Lillian Parses,
Mrs. Rstrlla Temrle. Mrs. Lillian
Rest. Mrs. Vashii Saling, Mrs. Phils;
Miller. Mrs. Leota Brown, Mrs. Pau
line Kay and Miss Emily-MeBroom
of ftushee chapter. Mrs. Callte Simp
son of Weston and Mrs. Fitzpatrlck,
of 'yOKtlne. Past patrons arc A J.
Owen, Dr. I. U. Temple, Dr. J. A. Best,
A. C Funk, Frank Saling, Manuel
Friedly, J. C. Wood worth and C. H.
Conroy. Mrs. J. C Woodworth. the
present matron, and Robert A. Kudd,
patron, were at the table also.
The arrangements for serving the
supper were under the direction of
Mrs. Hattle FerguRon. ,
MA It IMAGE IS SOL.EMXIZRD
The marriage of Miss Gladys Flana
gan and Wesley Minis was solemnized
on Saturday evening at the Presby
terian manse, with Rev. George L.
Clark officiating.
The bride, who was unattended, was
attired In a silk frock and wore a cor
sage of sweet peas. Quests at the
wedding were Mrs. Nellie Laatz, moth
er of Mr. Mitns, and Mrs. Cora Pat
ton, mother of the bride.
Mrs. Mims Is an attractive girl and
attended high school here, later be
coming a graduate nurse. Mr. Mims
attended University of Oregon where
he was a member of Sigma Xu fr,ute
tilty. He is a grandson of the lute Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. MallocK, pioneers of
this county. !
Mr. and Mrs. Mims will make hclr
home In the Laatz apartments. .
BIRTHDAY PAKTY GIVEN'
Honoring the fourth birthday anni
versary of her daughter Nell, Mrs.
Clarence Penland was hostess on Sat
urday afternoon at her home. .
The afternoon iwas spent most en
loyably with games. At the luncheon
hour a huge pyramid birthday cake
was cut by the hostess and each guest
received nn Easter nest filled with
ends as a favor. ' Those present were:
Hetty rtembolt, Marjory Tryon, Wini
fred Hatch, Pauline Edwards, Mar
guerite Schafer, Jean Maloney, Bar
bara Benson, Jne Mabie, Mary Eliza
beth and Billie Penland of Helix, Cor
wln McClean, Wlliara Edwards, Har
old Reese of Helix, and Gordon Ben
son. Th mothers of the children
were also guests with Mrs. Gonrtre
Slangier and Mrs. L. E. Penland lit
addition. 1
W. C. T. U. TO MEET ; '
. The Women's Christian Tempornhro
Hnlon will moot tomorrow afternoon
at. 2:30 o'clock in the library, plans
will be marto for welcoming . Stute
President Mallett hero for a visit to
the Pendleton union. She will arrive
In (ho county April 17 und will visit in
various sections, after which she will
visit Pendleton April 21( , !, . ;
Fine for Neuralgia
Mustcrole insures quick relief from
neuralgia. When those sharp pains go
shooting through your head, just rub a
little of this clean, white ointment on
your temples and neck. . ,;
Musterole Is made with oil of mus
tard, but will not burn and blister like
the old-fashioned mustard piaster.
Get Murterols at your drug store.
35 k 65c in jars S tubes;hospitalsize,$3.
BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER
UIPUM
Notice
Have moved my office
from the Johns Bldg. to
755 Main St., over Pendle
ton Drug Co.
DR. DAVID B. HILL.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLO RY DRUGGISTS LVtOTHUf
irSTHE BASIS OF
A GOOD
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
rials that the particu
lar housewife reveres.
Pendleton
Baking Co.
I'lll. In Kr. .n,l U.M
Iwiri. stilled with Blue RIt'tx. T
GUES
Your chance, to get a fine ham free. . '
1 , HOW?
i1 Stop at our store and guess how many pounds
in the large ham displayed in our North window. '
FREE
' ' No obligation whatever; all guessea free. Ham
given away Saturday night, April 15th. - , .
More than a little better merchandise at right
prices. Let us supply you, ' A . "
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Three Phones 28. Only One Quality, the Best
BIKTHDAY DINNER GIVEN
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Anderson were
hoalg for an enjoyable birthday din
ner yesterday, commemorating the
fort seventh birthday anniversary of
Mr. Anderson. Guests were Miss
Dorothy Smith, of Umatilla; A. Mc
Clellun, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eggers, Mr.
and Mrs. it. O'Neill of Pendleton, Mr.
and, Mrs. W. U Boynton, of Helix, the
Nets Anderson family, A. T. Hansen,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawkins of
Cold Spring. . ,
PARTY IS GIVEN.
Miss Helen Schlickheiser and Miss
Vera Dtardorff were hostesses on
Friday evening for an enjoyable
party at the home of Miss Schlick
ctser. Easter decorations were used
very effectively.
Guests were: Ivan lUchardson, Joe
Murer, Tom Sparks, Jimmy Simpson,
Allen Robs, Francis Greulich, Mar
guerite Lemert, L'la Osborn, May
Packard and Edna Embusk.
iJRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
; Mrs. L. C. Llvermore entertained
today at a birthday party for hr lit
tle son, Bobby, who 1b one year old
today. Ten wee guests, accompaniqd
by their mothers, were present, at the
Wvermure home In Douglas Court. At
the luncheon hour, a birthday cake
with qne twinkling candle was cut.
LUNCHEON IS GIVEN
Mrs. N. E. DeSpaln and Mrs. Henry
Zander were Joint hostesses at a
luncheon lust Thursday, acompliment
in g Mrs. Norborne Berkeley and her
daughter, -Mh Mildred Berkeley,' of
Pendleton." Covers were placed for
friends from Pendleton and Portland.
Oregonian. ' I
SALE IS SUCCESS.
A cooked food sale held by the
Auxiliary of the Spanish American
War Veterans on Saturday was a suc
cess, , say members. " Funds : will be
used for the . entertainment of visit
ors here In June at the state conven
tion of the veterans. . . -;.
NEW PENDLETON RESIDENTS .
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sutton, formerly
of Walla Walla, are new Pendleton
residents. Mr. Sutton Is manager of
the Pacific Fruit & produce Co, The
now residents are domiciled at 16 11
West Webb street.
MRS. NELSON 19 HOSTESS
Mrs. Clark Nelson was hostess at a
charmingly appointed dinner Wednes
day evening, complimenting her house
guests, Mrs. Ben Burroughs, and Mrs.
George Strand of Pendleton.--t)cgon-lan.
ARE IN RESIDENCE
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hall are domi
ciled at 1101 East Court street Mr.
Hall recently became local agent for
he O. V. R. 6 N. and he and his
f'imlly came here from Huntington.
ARRIVE IN SALEM'
Mr.'ond Mrs. R. J. Palmer and baby
are Salem visitors. They left here by
motor on Tuesday morning, arriving
ut Salem ut 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
They report a most enjoyable trip. ;
I). A. R. TO MEET. -
Members of Umatilla chapter, Dau
ghters of American Involution, will
meet tomorrow evening at the home
of Mrs. George Hurtmun, on Mon
roe Niieet,
M EETIN'H TO BK H ELD
A meeting of the Research Club will
he held on Wednesday afternoon at
the library club room with Mrs. J. X,.
Cox and Mrs. H G. Thompson as
hostesses. ' '
HERE FROM CONDON.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Robertson, of
Condon, are Pendleton visitors. Mr.
Robertson Is in the grain buslnoss in
the Gilliam oounty town. .
HERE FROM WALI.A WALLA
Mr. nnd .Mrs. William Paxton, of
Walla Walla, were Pendleton guests
yesterday, motoring here from, the
neighboring cty, , , , r - -
AUCADK TODAY
ItKYIKWS l Olt TIIK FHKSS OF
WAXIKV HAWLKVS PKTtRE
"BOBJIED HAUf
If your wife wants to cut her hair.
and you object, take her to see "Bobb
ed Hair.- starring Wanda Hawiey,
which opened last night at the Arcade
theatre, and let her see what hap
pened to Miss Hnwlcy after she bob
bod hers.
If your sweetheart Is timid about
cutting her locks, and you think It
wonld improve her, take her to see
the. ptctture, and ot her observe how
Etching are all the acolytes bobbed
to both hair and skirts of the ar
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HIVOM TODAY
WOltTH W'llll.E PltKSS 11KY1EWS
OF "DOX'T TKLL EVKKYTHIXO'
The spirit of the outdoors is evident
In "'Don't Tell Everything," whtch
was the attraction last night at the
Rivoli Theatre. It is a Paramount
Picture und produced with the usuirt
excellence that characterizes these of
ferings. The notable thing, of course,
s the combination of Wallace Rcid,
Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter in
the picture which in itself Js a super
lor attraction. But when there is a
breezy story, a tangle of fabrications
and a lot of good situations enlivened
by real acting it becomes of added
Interest, Sam Wood directed, Lorna
Moon wrote and A. S. LeVino adapted
the story. It has to do with two wom
en who love the same man, a self sac
rificing friend why loves one of the
women and who holps his friend to
win her even aerainst his own chances
of happiness. " There Is a spirited polo
game and a realistic accident during
its progress. ' It Is a real picture with
real people) tn it, Und It Is handsomely
TODAY
Children 10
Adults 35c
Wallace Jici,
QloriaSwarsori
Elliott Dexter
DontTell
; Everything 1
" A tale of a tangled love
and a new commandment for
mens - - '-
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I It Is hard en both parents and I
children and rmte unnecessary
1 ''Our bflhy liada bad couth, tros
I ncrvotif nail !vpt us up alniost
I ary nlaut. Foley'a Honey audTar
I itoppJ hla couth, all ita lll-efrccti
bava dlaappeared, aod thaoka tQ
ou, wa au set aoma alaan."
1 ' B. Vaadigittt, Saiyraa, Ca.
Sold Kwrywhere
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LITERARY DIGEST
AESOPS FABLES ' j
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; I. Easter:
,m Modes
i ' S Suits '
I llil Coats
j r pF Dresses J
- , Jw0mrpTJl Blouses -
: Sweaters 'I
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QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
QUALITY OF GROCERIES
AND LOW PRICES.
Some stores speak of quality others of low
jrices. ,We use them both at all, times for we
lave long "since found that they . should go
iand-m-hand in order to please every one at
all times. ' -
So, if our prices please you, we know that
the quality will and our prices are bound to
do so, for they are as low, or lower, than the
other places; '
Pendleton
Trading Company
. v Phone. 455 .
"If It's On the Market We Have IV "
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Arcade
Children 5c
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Realart Pictures
presents .
By Hector Ttirnbull Iiroctod by Tliomas IKffron Sconarlo Ity Hurvpy TJicw
Distributed by raliious Playcrs-Lasky Corporation . '" ' !
SEWS WEEKTiY
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable
Prices East Oregonian Printing Dept.
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Just received a large shipment of room size rugs
in new and attractive patterns. ; r , i
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1 9x12 Congolium Rug
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Crawford Furniture Co,
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; iour urecut is liood. B
Your Old Furniture Taken in Exchange for New I
V . Com Street :rryr Phono PcaotoB.Ore.W 1
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Tlie Sign of Service
3 a
Today
AdulU 25c
HOLIN COMEDY
Gold Seal
CONGOLIUM I
and Vx 1
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Armstrong ' I'
LENOLIUM
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n-f R nnA O -ft- n a
w. v cwiu u it. VVIUC VAM1-
now selling at $18.00. 1
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