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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1910)
DAILY EAST OREGONIAX, PENDLETON, ORBGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910. PAE wmt 5 Per Cent. Dai PLAYS TOMORROW EIGHT PAG1 lv Reduction Sale on Beginning tin seveatecnUi of this momth ud r ! to ttrst of N'OTcmker we will plaee on sale every hnnd ng la oar store on gradual reduction plan. 1 5 days, 1 5 prices on every bag, or 5 per cent. Reduction each day Coma in Ike fintt, aeooud or any other da 7. Seleot the bn. aad atate price yon wish to pay for same. Should we not reeeiTe a larger offer before Uie date ourrespondUf to Mia price yon offer the bag wall be delivered to your address. oee Wind ow For Bags See Koeppen for Explanation Example Plan of a $5.00 Bag OCT.1718:i;20ai222SS4!2B!sS718!2ttltl la us s WILL LINE UP AGAINST PEARSON'S ACADEMY TEAM Flint and Perhaps Last Local Game of Season Funs Will Huvc Chance to See New Rules In Oicratlon Line up Cluuigcd. KOEPPENS The Brag Store That Serves Yon Beet. LOCALS II Pastime pictures please all. See Lane & Son for signs. Call up Main 436 for signs. Thone Main 1 for United Orchestra. Do yon take the East OregonlanT I. C. Snyder, chimneysweep. R 8811. If you have houses to rent or sell, see Lee Teutsch. Wanted To rent a piano. Inquire "11" this office. Automobile for hire, day or night Phone Main 74. Three nicely furnished houses for ale or rent. Lee Teutsch. Huhbach's coffee and oyster house Is now open; best of service. Woman wants work. City or coun try. Enquire "P" this office. For rent Five room house, close In. Inquire Jay's blacksmith shop. For sale Two full-blood English fox terrier pups. 1001 East Webb. Fresh eastern and Olympla oysters -at Hohbach's. Telephone Main 80. Wanted Canvasser to call on every rancher In Umatilla county. Phone Main 6. Wanted Girl to do general house work In small family. Phone Red 7806. Wanted Small furnished house, close In. Rent must be reasonable. Address "C," this orflce. A clean and careful shave always at Mark Patton's shop. Across from Alexanders. Phone for patrons. Wanted Agent to visit every ranch In Umatilla county. Pay first class for right man. See Lee Teutsch. Lost Fountain pen. Was left ly ing on circular table In postofflce lob by Monday. Return to this office for reward. Become a ghost and take supper at a Black Cat Hallowe'en social at the home of Mrs. Ben Hill, 808 E. Alta, October 29, from 6 to 10. A. Mutt Co. a Hit Mutt met a royal reception at the Orpheum last night. Every seat was filled and people clamoring for ad mission at 8 o'clock. Three right up to the minute acta were given and Judging from the hearty and prolong ed applause as well as the general ex pressions of approval, the company's stay here will probe a success. It certainly was a great show at popular prices. Pendleton's football season will be formally opened on Matlock field to morrow afternoon with a game be tween the Pendleton high school and Pearson's Academy teams. The game will not only be the first of the sea son but it will be the last one to be played In ' this city until Thanksgiv ing when It is hoped by the local management that a game will be play ed here between the local team and one of the strong Portland teams. It was originally intended to play Columbia College but as that team has disbanded since its defeat by Pear son's Academy, the latter team was se cured Instead. Though , the locals will go into the game tomorrow somewhat crippled and with several new men in the line up it is believed that victory will perch on the Pendleton banner at the close of the contest. At the opening of the game there will be an entire new back field with the exception of Devlne who will be in his regular po sition at fullback. Chapman will take Kimball's place at quarter while C. Jordan and McDonald will start out at half in place of Bowman and Thompson. A. .Jordan will play center, while Finnell, Strangier, and Houser, and Carroll will all be given a chance at the guard positions. Snider, Hind- ' .1 .,..nIn ...111 nlntt th. CI O V 1 0 ermuu uiiu owcuu vmj .-"- positions, while Carlander, Milne and Taylor will take care of the ends. The officials for Pendleton will probably be Mark Moorhouse and Glen Scott. The game will be called at 2:30. Considerable Interest attaches to this contest by reason of the fact that It will be the first game ever played In Pendleton under the new rules. Instead of being played In two halves as formerly it will be played In four Quarters. There are also several other radical changes which leaves the game an altogether different looking affair than any other footoan con test witnessed on a local rieia. Rally Tonight The regular annual football rally will be held on the high school cam pus this evening. The torch will be applied to the bon fire about 7:15 and after the usual (spirit enthusing performnnce about the fire the par ticipants will form a line of march for a parade of the principal streets of the city. IXINDON SUCCESS SECURED. Odd Fellows Attention. All members of Eureka and Integ rity lodges I. O. O. F are earnestly requested to be present at the Joint session to be held on Saturday even ing, Oct. 29, at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose of meeting the Grand Master and Grand Secretary. Visiting broth ers are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTEE. F.Iks Attention. All members of Pendleton Lodge No. 288. B. P. O. E, are requested to be present at the regular meeting on Thursday evening, October 27. Ini tiation. By order of exalted ruler. THOS. FITZ GERALD, Sec, For rent Furnished rooms suit able for one or two young men, use or bath. 201 W. Court St Dressed poultry next Saturday at the cash meat market Phone your order now. Main 101. "TIio Chocolate Soldier" Expects Run of Many Months. London. The success scored by "The- Chocolate Soldier" In America hns been repeated in London and If the present indications are of any value In forming an estimate of the piece's chances it should run at the Lyric for many months. This condition of things Is. so far as the London production Is concerned, due almost entirely to the quality of Oscar Strauss' music with Its haunt ing waits melody which the people whistle and hum as they linger after the final curtain has fallen. The cast contains no name of special magnetism and the performance re veals no work of striking Individuality. It Is moderately good all around, while the comedy element of the show Is moderately middling. Bu the waltz, "My Life Is Lonely," has done the town, nnd Fred C. Whitney, who brought the piece from America, is so happy about It rtmt he will, he says at once begin on plans for further productions on this side. For sale, or rent furnished, beside high school, house of 6 rooms, full basement bath, hot water, freshly papered and painted, 2 lots, good lawn. Cheap. Keys at 201 Willow. THIS IS THE STORE FOR YOU EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 100 Ladies Tailored Suits AT THESE REDUCTIONS 1 5 and $18 Suits on sale Fri. and Sat. $1 2-50 $25.00 Suits on sale Fri. and Sat. $18.95 $27.50 Suits on sale Fri. and Sat. $22-50 $30.00 Suits on sale Fri. and Sat. $25.75 $35.00 Suits on sale Fri. and Sat. $28.50 36 dozen Holiday Handkerchiefs regular 1 5c and 20c values on sale Fri. and Sat. each 10c 28 Pieces of New Outing Flannel regular 1 0c and 1 2c values, on sale Fri. and Sat. yd. 8c 3fi PAIR WHITF fTlTTriN P.I A1MKRTS regular 85c value, on sale Friday and Sat. at pair 63c I 24 PIECES OF KIMONA FLANNEL regular 1 5c and 1 8c value, on sale Friday and Sat. at lie BBnBBnnnnnnnBnn nBnnnnnnnnMnnnnnnBnnnnnnBnnnnnMBn 25 BLACK BROADCLOTH COATS sizes from 32 to 42, regular $15.00 and $18.00 Coats, on sale Friday and Saturday for . $12.45 Wohlenberg DeVt. Store Better Goods for Less Money Pendleton's Doll Show. See Our Windows the prettiest dolls ever shown in Pendleton. Friday and Saturday the Two Last Days of Our Great Offer. & PETTICOATS GIVEN AWAY SIL With any Ladies' or Misses Suit or Dress in the house Suits range from $1 5.00 to $37.50 Dresses range from $13.90 to $35.00 You can Rely on the styles being absolutely Correct. 250 Suits and 225 Presses to choose from. No charges for alterations 25 New Fancy Mixture Coats for Misses and Women Just in The Ladies and Childrens Store F. E. LIVENGOOD COMPANY Th. Ladies and Childrens Store