DAILY EAST ORIGOSlAJf, PETOLZTON, 02EG0N. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1022.
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Social and Club News
Ik- need f..r th- c-liibs orphan f JiiJ CIU XTY CHINCH. OKGAMZKP.
Kolloulii'- the. iwrfurmiiDrv. tea vuk', A Comity Parent Teacher Council,
Mrvnl in the club room. Mrs. lloml fof whk-h the members will b from
TLAY IS GREAT SCCCESS
'The H:tpy lay,-- a one-act comedy
by Octavia Itoberts, I'M moat succrsa
fully staged yexterdny afternoon at a
luknrtt Mrrtritianc At the libmrv
uijitorium bvmmtro'hr Current I'HKkfU of lovely apring flowers. In-j
the direction ciiuiins a prouooun i imti,ttii-uiij
and llr. li'jineu being liostcwea, a- f'endeton, Hormbrtoii, Kkho, Colton-
slKted by ur memwrn ot tne ciuu. woou, l-ernilute ami Klventltie reder
ated iiKRoriutionx, wax formed today
at a luncheon at the Klks club.
and tuUns, centered I he lea table, at j where thirty frncrts were entertained
which Mrs. E. J. Hurke, of I'urtland, ius u part of the county conference
and Mr. George Ilartmun presided. j program. Honor (roests were Mm.
" '" . Milton HlKnin.i, of MaNwhuwett. na-
Xnow. who played the pari of the am- ri vvKIl M GIVKX. Lm, .! i.u . J 7. ."
. " . i .--- i.ifc i.t -.-. Isniro of Indiana. Mr. Kiitfeiip (nil.
Honoring the RruiW.uiio:- Rla nfji-hw of Teiiiicasee, national viee
the Kitinvla hiKh Kchool, a dinner and n-!iilefit. and .Mm. J. K. Hill, state
dance were uiven at Kamela Thnrs- orealileiit.
IJterature Club, under
of Mrs. Fred Doncrt.
The charai ter were excellently por
trayed. In tha order of their appear
ance on the stage they were Mrs. J. C.
bitlous mother of a society alrl; Mrs.
harles Hond, the attractive "Anne
luring," friend of tho bride; Mr.
. i i .:n u..i.:i tit
liretty bride: Mm. Will H. Uennett. tdjy fven'!'K
Hhort talk, and presented the diplo
mas to the class, of which the mem-
lira. F. 8. Ivanhoe.
' .o.i,n,.. Vi . .t tin t..-t ill nn.tnnl tntvo it
'Kittr Fern," the over-worked dress- i ' y '
maker who proves an easy victim to
. .... ..it .. t.t i.,..i v..? .. ntMrnrltt.
ng "TetV ror e piayed by Mn,!. .r. MeH Purt, Cecil Morgan,
Charles II Marsh; jars. Key Italey. . Faus, .tulip V alnum and Dan-
it t.. ti..L- rn.m h etitintrv. ! I-'1 iurran.
,j ' . r n,. fh. Decorations for the school
Ion. brings her daughter 'Polly" to the "n ond ,rc''on ""-
Marlow home. The daughter as In-i"" tU tho cluss colors, purplo and
terpreted by Mrs. Uonert ,l a young orange,
lady who says not a word but who j ,,7Z
breaks silence and peanut shells sim- f LrA I.H Hill HOJII-.
tiltaneously. The stage wttinn was j Frank SnmmeA illc, who lias Inen
very 'effective and showed the Inter- i a guest at the home of his uncle and
lor of a modem living-room. . I aunt, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sommcrvllle,
Scores of people attended the play' (eft last nleht for his home in Edmon
and the proceeds from the affair will ton, CuiiuUu.
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noFF'g oi'STAins Biiur
SATURDAY
Continuing Our
GREAT SALE
of
SILK
DRESSES
Taffetas and Canton
Crepes
$13.95, $15.95, $22.95
$29.75 . .
Values1 you'll not be
able to duplicate in
many a season to come.
With the organization of I'limlilki
county council, the state now has six
councils, there being one in Clack
amas, Yamhill, .Marion, l'otk and
Multnomah counties as well. The
movement U finding much favor
v.'ith 1. T. A. members throughout
room 'the I'nited States.
The luncheon was churming!y ap
pointed, yellow wild flowers center
ing the table. Kach honoree was
presented with a lovely corsage bou
quet of roses and -sweet peas. I're
cellng the luncheon .Miss liarbura
lMmonds. In Indian costume, sang
charmingly "The Kobin Woman,"
with piano accompaniment by .Miss
Agues Little.
Last evening a reception was held
at the Iibiury clubroom lit honor of.
the visitors.
The receiving line Included Mrs.
lliggins, Mrs. lierbysliiie, Mrs. Hill,
All's, f'rutchcr, Mrs. W. li. Wirk-k,
slate vice-president, Mrs. (Mara l'or
l"r Hmllli, district vice-president.
Mm. Thomas Hampton, one of the
j Oregon directors, .Mr. and .Mis. 'H. E.
Inlow and JIr. and .Mrs. V.
Circuit.
The high school orchestra played
several numbers under the direction
of II. A. McDonald, und. MIbs Muriel
Humpton sang a vocal solo. "The
l''amlnc" from , Hiawatha was given
by Miss Kstlierl Motanic, and Super
intendent H. K. Inlow gave the ud-di-esB
of welcome. Mrs. Hlggins and
Mra. Hill made snort tnlKs.
lOKKlCKUS ARK CHOSEN. .
Mrs. Lottie Long was chosen lucs-
ident of I ho Hawthorne l'arent Tea
cher association ut a meeting In tho
school building yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Hum Nelson was chosen vice-
president; Mrs, J. L. Krankuni, treas
urer; Miss Agnes Carter, iiccretary.
and Mrs, It. A. Hottcher. rcm-esen.
tullvo to the couneik
This iiiecting marked the close of
the year. Mrs. W. It. Wyrlck and
Mrs. John 1'cebler gave interesting
reports, of file natlonul convention tit
Tacoma Inst week, where Pendleton
hud the largest representation In the
state, outside of Portland. The boys
bund played a number of selections.
und n committee consisting of Mrs.
J. L. Krankuni and Mrs. John I'eeb
ler served refreshments to tho boys
at the close bf the meeting. Hostess
es for the afternoon were Mrs. C. J.
Wilson, Mrs. Oertrudo Nash, Mrs.
Wegner, .Mrs. Oerlrudo Ktoner, .Mrs.
Ciriiee Sinner, Mrs. Walters and' Mrs.
Guilder Terjeson.
CXtSIVB HIT NOT EXPENSIVE!
Work's Washing Machine
Soap
t'KF.lTl J T.Y TI1F. M AkK.KS OF Wr.KK'S tlU OIL SJAH
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"It din's the work quickly: makes the clothes' very
white; ami huves machine cki'n." Mrs. T. C. Heesr.
Milton, Oregon.
"1 neer hud any thing that would do so much work
and go so far a 'your Washing Mucltine Soap." Mrs.
I'aine. Athtna. Oregon. . .'
"llcing out of a certain chipped soap 1 took a chance
with Wcrk's Ua-liliiK IIim-IiIiip Soup on three wool sweat
ers and a child's wool coat. They came through the
wash soft as the day they left the store shelf. I am
delightfully surprised." Mrs. Jos. Talbot, Louden Station,
Walla Walla.
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Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
Three Thoncs 28. Only One Quality, the Best
New for Him
PRE WAR PRICES
Anyone Having Dandruff or Itching Scalp
FOR THE HAIR AND SCALP
Youth Craft
A Positive Remedy for Dandruff and
Itching Scalp
We sell YOUTH CRAFT HAIR AND SCALP
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Zi Ttn-m-vtr inciAtitrrrj riiKtiAxtTun
ft Jf not entirely satisfied return the empty bottle
B and money will be refunded.
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YOUTH CRAFT SELLS AT
$1.00 PER BOTTLE
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a "Try the drug atore firit"
f Phone 520 Pendleton, Oregon
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HICCKI'TKiN j,s KXJOYKi.)
A reception ut which liev. Krunklln
Hilling, new imstor of the Haptist
I'luifch, and Mrs. Hullng, were honor
ed, 'was held last evening at the
rhiirch, For the prngram, the high
school orchestra gave numbers, Grace
Muson gave a recitation and Will I'en
land sang several solos. W. W. Hur
rah welcomed thc'ucw pastor and llov.
Hilling res)ioiiiled.
TO VISIT HELIX
The local chapter of the Women's
Clirlstlun Temperance I'nion will be
guests or the Helix union next Tues
day. They will motor to Hie nelh
borlng . town and will be entertained
with a program of speelul merit.
CLI'll TO MICKT
Hie Splznerlnkliini Cluli will meet
on iMonday at the home of Mrs. A, T.
Perkins, Si; Italey street wit li Mrs.
Perkins, Mrs. Hales, Mrs. Kd wards.
Mrs. ('rcwwcll and Mrs. Shepherd us
hostesses,
MKS MA ItSH HAS (H'lCST
Mrs. Chillies H. Marsh has as lnr,
house guest Mrs, Stephen Cm-hurt, of
Mnplelnn, Iowa. Mrs. Carliait ' will I
vw:t t uie Marsh home for the next
month,
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UEItK KItOM ATHKXA
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Iutp from Atlu'im today.
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L . -ism
ty utltnntas
'111 M
Simple, but Effective.
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v v 3ii
Frocks
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They are made of good
quality ' gingham and
voiles. These dresse? are
attractively trimmed
with organdy or appli-i
que work and are the
newest styles. They are
popular dresses for
summer and are priced
' for an immediate sell
ing, $7.95 to $15.00.
MISS UKAV TO ASSIST
Miss Louise Gray, formerly of Pen-jj
dleton, now of Portland, is prominent .A
nmong the Cht Omega members whOJi
are assisting at the sorority's curdIC
party today at the Portland Hotel.
Riding in a baby carriage is noth
ing in the young life of your baby
but It ii for Russel Klneley. Nellie
vllle. Wig., for hie mother eaye he'i
thp flrst Winnebago papoose to ride
in one.
MRS. JOHNS HAS lil'KSTS.
Mrs. James Johns, Jr., has as her
guests her sister. Mis. M. F. Thomas,
of Portland, und her children, Hen-
uta, Orover and .luck. For the pleas
ure of the youngsters'. Mrs. Johns Js
entertaining this afternoon with a
children's parly at her home.
JHIS. M'KWlSN VISITS
Mrs. Ralph McKwcn, of Atlfcna
was a guest yesterday of Mrs. Edith
G. Vun Benson. She allonded the
play "The Happy Day," given by the
ineniliers of the Current I ltcruturu
Club,
MRS. WK1.I.S AT HOMK.
Jlrs. T. H. Wells, who lias been
ill at St. Anthony's hospital, Is now
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
I. I'. Temple, She Is convalescing.
MRS, WILCOX HBUE
Mrs. Jl. H. Wilcox, formerly of Pen
dleton, Is n visitor In the city. She la
Hie guesl of Mrs. Fled ItroH'n und will
visit other friends also.
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We're As Near As
Your Phone
You can rely on our service to be faultless,
whether your order is phoned or you come here
to choose for yourself.
We consider phone orders for meats, etc., a
matter of trust and acknowledge it by filling the
order in a manner most satisfactory to you. If
it is not convenient to come, prone your next
meat order.
THE TABLE SUPPLY CASH STORE
739 Main Street Phone 187
CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR
Proprietor.
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WORKING GIRLS
LOOK HERE
Read What Mrs. Lucas Writes Con
cerning Her Troubles, Which
Hay be Just Like Yours
St. Louis. Mo. "' hud trnnhlna that
all women aro apt tc '..ive, with pains in
tny back, weak, tired.
nervous leeiings nnd
a weak stomach. 1
had boon this way
about a vcar nnd wns
unulilo "to work or
'stand on my feet for
any leneth of tiuic.
My husband's aunt
told mc how much
good Lydia E. Pink
ham's Ve (rotable
Compound had done
j iv, bo i am. aii my pains ana weak
ncss arc Rone, my stomach is all right
and I do my work at home and also work
for Swift's Packing Company. I recom
mend your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and you may publish my letter
as a testimonial." Mrs. Lulu Lucas,
719A Vandoventcr St., St. Louis, Mo.
Again and again ono woman tells an
other of the merit of Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound,
You who work must keep yourself
ftrong and well. You can't work if vou
re suffering from such troubles. Mrs.
Lucas couldn't She tried our Vegeta
ble Compound and her letter tells you
what it did for her. Give Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound a fair tricl
( aril of Tli u n U
We wish to thank our ninny friend a
for tlicir kiiiiliMipsn during the tdeknes
and :di iilli of o'li- lielnved rather. Also
for the many beautiful floral offer
ings. HKADY' HOWDYailELL
AND FAMILY :
XKTTIK TKMF'LK
AM) FAMILY
liULLH CAItdll.L
AND FAMILY
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AXD FAMILY
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tha."r0t.Scott- fl"hter ot
TIRES
Husky, Well-Built
Empire
CULP-PLAN
Tires
High Quality-Low Cost
(These Prices Include
War Tax)
Non-Skid
s- Fabric
30x3 Clin. $8.25
30x31. Clin. .... 9.25
32x3 SS 14.85
31x4.. Clin 16.55
32x4 SS 19.35
33x4 .'.20.30
34x4 20.80
Non-Skid
Cord
30x3 Clin
30x31;. SS 14.50
31x4 Clin 14.50
32x31, SS 19.75
-31x4 Clin 22.80
32x4 SS ...... . 25.10
33x4 25.90
34x4 ......... 26.55
32x4 Va .. 32.45
,33x412 33.20
34x41. '34.00
35x4 35.05
36x4 6.75
33x5 40.40
35x5 42.45
37x5 44.65
Western Auto Co
Inc.
TOM SWEAIUAGEX, Mgr.
t'oilonwood mill Wutor 8t.
I'lione ";io
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SEIBERLING
"A Tire That Will be Known Everywhere.".
SEIBERLINGr COEDS are as good as the best ma
terials and human skill can make them. '
30x3 1-2 CLINCHER CORD
$12.50
Pendleton Auto Co.
Established 1907
PENDLETON
OREGON
IT HAS BEEN POINTED , :
out to more than one autoist, that the Firestone tire is
sold strictly on its merits. For endurance it is unques
tionably supreme. Not only that is it one of the trimest
tires on the market, but price, though reasonable, is a
. small item when one takes into consideration t its com-,'
,bined service, reputation and the pleasure you'll get;
out of its use. , . ' , ,
For Your Vulcanizing
You will find our plant about the most up-to-date and
best equipped in the city. '
Do not throw away the old tires bring them to us.
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niiido In thlH liukot-y i
inil I'iiihI. Jt Ik Mitlsr.
Iiik and or Mib-Umtlul
food auIiii- us well.
tin- bmul (hut will always
imike ou fwl us If tlie
niciil lm Ih-i-ii n Impiiy
oiif. Order It.
Pendleton
Baking Co.
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You do not buy a refrigerator ' but j ou do buy the service Ntliut a
Rood rtfrigerutor n-ndcrs. ' - " , .
Buy the Automatic
Crawford Furniture Co.
Your .Credit is Good.
Your Old Furniture Taken in Exchange for New
ItS E. Court Street Phone 4 PendletOB, Oregoa
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