EAST 02100311. P22TDL2TCS, CXEOOK, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2. 1922.
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Soda Club News
' DJBTARTMKNT HAS MEETING, f
The Music Department of the Pen
dleton Women' Club met yesterday
afternoon In the library rlub room.
Gl'ILD HAS MEETING. .
Member! of the Parish House Guild
met-yesterday at the home of Mr.
,K. M. Tannler in Itotutlaa Court with
for the study of American composer. Mrs Tannler and Mrs. Emmett Ks
Mrs. William R. Wyrtik wan In tea as hostesses. About thirty mem
Charge of the program. bera were present.
A paiier on the composers Henry' Th, OvOA eav, lhe ,um or one
'Hadley and Jesse Gaynor wa given hundred dollars to the Church of the
by Mrs. A. 1, Owens. Mrs. Clara Itedeemer. this being In addition to
Porter Smith read a paper on Victor 'on hundred ninety-four dollars pre
Herbert. and Mrs. Maude Woodward sented In January- Tentative plans
, wn a seiecuon irom one 01 nern- )Wtn made for a benefit card party.
- ert's light operas. A sqetrh of the n.V- Alfred Lock wood, pastor of the
wu.fe s - -.. i I .. I . . rnH,i . . .....
v - - ...... " - cnurcn, mane a snon taia.
given by Mrs. Wyrlck. The closing The hostesses were assisted in
. number of the program wns com- serving by Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs.
posed of two songs by Carrie Jacobs David 11. Hill. The tea table was
Bond, suns' bv Mrs. H. K Inlnw. on- v. 1 i.. t-. .I i.
iiiui iiniijtij miicm n tii igiivk
titled, "Just Hold My Hand," and I spring flowers.
. "love Tou Truly." ,
jD. A. II. TO MKKT. PROGRAM IS POSTPONED.
The Daughters of the American The Ilaplist ladies missionary pro
Revolution will meet this evening at gram for Wednesday has been pont
ine home of Mrs. Robert Simpson, poned one week because the commit-
ilJOI East Court street. 'tee will be occupied In preparations
I - 1. 1 till.. ... .. tl-ntlut ..
LEAGUE TO MEET. . isoclutlon to meet here Friday. Satur-
The Girls Purity and. Protective uy and Sunday of this week. A fel
league will meet this evening at lowship lunch Is to be given Saturday
1:S0 o'clock In the reception rooms noon for the delegates, officers and
of the Christian church. .friends. .
HOPF'i UPSTAIRS SHOP
MORE GOOD
COAT NEWS!
M. Spring
.ff ! ' Coats
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20 Per Cent Refaction
Show Room Samples comprising smart Coats' of Polo
Cloth, Chinchilla, Camel Hair, Tricotine, etc. "S,.
WHILE! ANY REMAIN 20 PER OT. REDUCTION '
EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE .
Anyone Having: Dandruff or Itching Scalp
. Should Use
Youth Craft
FOR THE HAIR AND SCALP i
A Positive Remedy for Dandruff and
w . . Itching Scalp
We sell YOUTH ' CRAFT HAIR AND SCALP
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A Phone 520
5
8 REMEDY on an ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE.
If not entirely satisfied return the empty bottle
and money will be refunded. .
YOUTH CRAFT SELLS AT
$1.00 per bottle,
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE
"Try the drug store first" ' "
,,, v Pendleton, Oregon
WINNERS IX CONTEST.
Miss Lois Castle of the Burnett
Bc-hpol of Music, won first place In th.
preliminary piano contests held In
Walla Walla last evening according to
word received here this morning by
Mrs. B. A. McDonald. Miss Castle
will represent Walla Walla In the state
contest to be held in Walla Walla May
1 under the auspices of the State
Music Teachers' Association of Wash
ington. Other winners In last nlght'a pre
liminaries were Walter Mueller, of the
Whitman School of Music, Miss Opal
Nichols and Miss Bethel Stack, of the
Burnett School. .
MRS. M ANKER HONORED.
Mrs. M. Manker, who will leave
soon for Vader. Washington, for an
extended sojourn, was honored at a
party last evening when anumber of
the Women of Woodcraft called at
her home on Railroad street.-
Mrs. Manker was presented wtlh a
charming gift Quests for the affair
were Mrs. Alex McKenzie, Mr M. A.
Ferguson, Mrs. Olsen. Mrs. A. Zeuske;
Alls. .David Rogers. Mrs. Charles
Straub. Mrs, A .Thomas and Mrs. Til-
lie Walters.
PARTY T OB EGIVEX '
A' card party will be trlven tomor
row evening at the I. O. O. F. hall, by
me members or the Triple Link Club.
Members of the club and their h'i-
oands. will- be guests. Any member
or tne Kebexah lodge who has not yet
joinea tne flub Is Invited to utten.l
and become a member.
MRS. PERI.VGE RHOSTESS.
' Mrs; George Perlnger will entertain
with a bernkfast party tomorrow
morning, at her home on Lewis street.
In honor of Mrs .Henry Judd who Is
here from Portland as the guest of
ner mother, Mrs. Alvln Sluher. A
number of friends of Mm. Judd have
oeen invited.
WORK IS PRAISED.
The work of the Pilot Rock chan.
ter of the Rebekah Lodge is praised
by Mrs. Frank Whetstone who In.
night visited the neighboring lodge.
duo siaios mar the chapter, though
sniull, In deserving of SDftnlul men
tion.
MOTOR TO WALLA WALLA.
A motor party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hayes, Mrs. Richard
iviayDerry and Mrs. l.awrenco Q.
Frazlor motored1 to Wulla Walla v-
terdny for tho day, returning in the
oven lug. : -
MRS. DICKENSON DEPARTS. '
Mrs. Oliver Dickenson departed to
day for North Powder after being In
Pendleton as the guest of Mrs. Blaine
uurton. Mrs. Dickenson
resided 111 Westoni
formerly
ARE AT BEACIU ,
Miss Mildred Berkeley, -who has
been sojourning In Portland, and Mrs
Harold FlUglbbon" (-Beth Smith) of
Portland', arc leiidlMg a few days at
Cannon Beach. . ' ,T
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MISSPELL HEM U.
Miss Margurot Fell of Eugene, aiv
rived here last ovenlng and is a guest
at the homo of Mr.- and Mrs. George
Fell. She will bo In Pendleton for a
month. ' i.
Mlta PLANTING? RETURNS
Mrs. John Planting has returned
from Astoria, whore she spent the
pnst week, she was called there by
the lllnosa of hoi" mother.
DifE SILK STOCKINGS
BLOUSE OR SWEATER
IN DIAMOND DYES
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The Most Complete
Stock .
We advertise the largest and most complete
line of Staple and Fancy- Groceries in Eastrn
Pregon. We belieTe in Quality goods.
. THE SECSET OP OUR SUCCESS IN THE '
GKOCESY BUSINESS
Has been strict attention to Qualiiy, the best
brands of Groceries are the cheapest to the
user. Everything We sell is Guaranteed strictly - ,
as represented and if not satisfactory we will
thank our customers to inform us, for we will
make it right." " ' 1
More Than a Little Better' Groceries at Bight
Prices. ,. vi
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Three Phones 28; Onljr One Quality, the Best
ARB IX LA GR-NDE.
Mi1.. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson, for
merly of Pendleton, are now located
permanently In La Grande. Mr. Rich
ardson is In business there.
MRS. MOON WERE. '
Mrs. V. H. Moon is a gurst at the
home of her parents, Mr. and1 Mrs.
James it. Gwlnn . '
DANCING PARTY ENJOYED.
' A ' dancing party was enjoyed last
everting- by the- Knights of Pythias at
the K. P. Hall.
H 0 ME. DEMONSTRATION
IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES
AnJUltraa Retype f or ail I'awy
i Chocolate Ioelng.
May bo Used for tlip Cakos.
Two squares bitter chocolate
melted In double bo'h r. Add
' one cup granulated sugar, stir- .
ring In gradually. One egg,' un-
beaten added quickly. Two la-
blespoons of cream. Cook until
smooth. Is ' not sticky and
hardens quickly. Creamy.
llarralt Angrl VouA Cnko,
This recipe will make a large .
cake that does not have a trace
of bitter taste that so many cakes
have. It varies from most re-
clpes In the addition of lemon
Juice. ; .
8 egg whites.
' 1 1-3 cups fine granulated su-
gar sistcd three times before-
STOP IMS ran
Penetratbg, - Antiseptic Zemo
-WU1 Help You
i Never mintfhow often yon have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itch
ing Eczema quickly by applying Zemo
furnished-- by any druggist- for -35c.
Extra large bottle, $1.00. Healing be
gins the moment Zemo is applied. In a
short time usually every traceofEczema,
Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and n
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorously healthy, always use Zemo,
the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When
others fail it is the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds.
Elastic
Sport
Girdle
The style shown here is so com
fortable that the wearer may.
well say: "I hardly know that I
have a corset on." I ast the thing
, for golf, tennis, dancing or mo-
CB a la Spirite toring. , . " -' v -
" PRICE
' - $1.75 " $25 ' .'$3.75 ',,
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measuring.
1 cup Swans Down cake flour
sifted times- before measuring.
1 level teaspoon cream tartar.
. 1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
1 tablespoon lemon Juice.
Add salt to egg whites and
"beat until foamy. Add cream
of tartar and lemon Juice and
Jieat until stiff. Fold In the su
gns slowly. Add flavoring. Fold
In floftr slowly. Poll In an un
greasedan and bake r.O to 6Q
minutes. Us n pan with a cone
In center. V. T).
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INCONVENIENCES ARE
BOUND TO HAPPEN
Our store is all torn up workmen arc busy mak
ing this place, Pendleton's finest market. Littlo
errors are bound to creep in for the next few days.
We only ask that you bo patient for tho present
phone us at onco if anything is wrong let us cor
rect any errors at once. Wc will soon bo- ready for
you with lots of room and help.
THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE
73d Main Street
Phone 187
CHAS. D: DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
5 - Proprietors wf. 1 1 WV
"Diamond Dyes" add years of wear
to wornj, faded skirts, waists) coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang
ings, draperies, everything. Every
Pucknge contains directions so simple
any woman can put new, rich, fade
less colors into her worn garments or
uraperles even if she hus never dyed
before. Just buy Diamond Dyes no
oi ner kind then your material will
come out right, because -Diamond
L'.ves are guaranteed not to streak
"Pot, fade or run. Tell your druggist
whether tho: material you wish' to' dye
is wool or silk, or whether It Is linen,
cuiton or mixed goods, ;
WASHINGTON, May' 2 (I. N. S.)
Great uerial wur fleets will be devel
oped by the American navy to place
ir on a par with the sea ; forces of
Pritaln, was revealed before the sen
ate naval appropriations committee.
Appropriation of nine millions,
urged by the Secretary of navy, would
be used to create a new aviation base
on the Pacific coast and in acquiring
great naval air fleets which would be
ready' at an Instants notice to give
battlo to invaders.
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ECONOMICAL W '1 .
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Vor Sale BJ
All Leading Dealers
IT'S A QVEEK WOlU.D.'
TOLEDO, Muy 3. (I. ; X. S.)-
"Judge Austin, let me go and wo will
he even, because I voted for you lost
election." said Felix Matuslun In po
lice court. '
He was charged,, with, being drunk
nd disorder.; i,',,, ,.t ,,, ,
. "Take another look,' , I am Judge
Cohn 125 and coBtgv" said the court.
BY
PORTIAND, May 2. (!'.' I.) A
lUiick car driven by' Mrs. Kathleen
Ayres arrived here today after com
pleting tho Journey from Sun Francis
co In twenty.two hours, ' forty three
minutes, a now road '.record. Mrs.
Ayres drove nil the nay, Claude Me
Oee of Portland, uccompunylng her.
The previous record was twenty-five
hours, fifty one minutes.
SMELL OF BLOOD SETS
BULL ON WILD RAMPAGE
MEDINA; Ohio, May J. a bull,
which escaped from tho I May
slaughter liousa.'nesr Akron, went on
- rampHgo after' smelling the blood
of a butchered companion.
It gored three dogs,' snapped off a
hundred or more' mplings and broke
down threo ' barbed-wire and two rail
fences. , .... , ,
Deputy Sheriffs Scotty Ingcrtoa and
Kdward Hutchinson worked over two
hours before they subdued and then
killed the bull. The animal didn't die
until after .three shots hud been fired
Into It. ' .
Fire
la 'destructive handle with
LONDON, May 1. "The Pilgrim
Fathers .did not break away from the
Mother Country because of harsh
treatment. What really caused the
separation was not oppression but dis
tance, different surroundings and the
fact that the most advanced Radicals
of England had found refuge in Amer
ica and carried Into effect that the
ideas of government that were re
pressed in the Mother Country." ' !
Thus declared Professor B. Rav
mond Turner, Professor History at
the University of Michigan, in an ad
dresB to the Royal Colonial Institute
In London on "The Relations Retween
Western Europe and America.'
"Though the original English stock
had become, largely Intermixed wltn
Dutch, Gi-rnirfn and other foreign ele
ments, America remained English in
language, Institutions and laws," he
said.
"Of the ISO.000,000 English speak
ing people In the world, almoHt 100,
000,000 are In America, and of these
about 60 per cent were supposed to
be directly descended from British
stock." K
Professor Tumor doelnred that If
ever . real League of Nation" were
established Us foundations would be
the peoples of Westoni Europe and
the peoples of America. , 1
Put your JT Ire out while you can.
When your breath is bad, appetite.
poor, and you feel "blue" and dis
couraged, you need Herblno, : Olie or
two doses will set you right. It Is a
great system purifier. Price, 80c.
Sold by The Pendleton Drug Co.
For every purpose for which a lini
ment Is usually applied the modern
remedy, Liquid Borofcone, Will do the
work more quickly, more thoroughly
and more pleasantly Price, 30c, 60c
and $1.20. Sold by The Pendleton
Drug Co. j " ,
A bud- sprain heals slowly If nbt
treated with a" redemy that has the
power' to penctrate-th- flesh.' Biri
lurd's snow Liniment Is especially
ndapted for-'Kitted- ailments.' Three
siaes, 30c, 60c nnd J1.20 per bottle.
Sold by Th6 Periaietbn' Drug Co.
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But you need the right
kind of tackle. For . the
kind that gets the fish see
SOL BAUM
Sporting Goods Man '
Phone 656
"LOOK FOR THE FISH" .,
4 - '-
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The satisfaction ina tow of
Castle
Gate
Coal
can be measured by the ever in
creasing demand. V; ;
A real Coal that meets your re
quirements. '
B.L. Burroughs, Inc.
, Fone Five For Fuel
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ITS THE BASIS OP
A GOOD
- fc, Jr It MEAL
Use our bread as a
foun d a t ion upon
which to build the
perfect meal. This
bread never disap
points in its quality. It
is made with the kind
of care and of the
same excellent mate
rials that the particu
lar housewife reveres.
Pendleton
Baking Co.
QUALITY PRINTING at "Reasonable
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In the Automatic Refrigerator you have EIGHT
Walls of Insulation.
The cold air cannot leak OUT!'
Warm 'air cannot work itsAvay IN ? : i ;
: That's why you need much less ice.' : ?i '
With or without Water coolers, . rL:i$
Crawford Furniture ;Ca
Your Credit is GnnA . -
'. J JrJ2? 0W Furniture Taken in Exchange for New ' '
IDS K. Ctoart Street Phoeem PeaiL
car .