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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1910)
K1GIIT PAGES DAILY EAST ORKGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, I10j PAGE FIVE PERSONAL MENTION A Grand Clearance Sale of Two New Indoor Games that will keep the young and old horn at night. BASE BALL with an automatic pitoher who throws straight or curved ball, swift or slow, and a batting device for left or right handers, contains all the points of the real game. Come in and have a friendly game with our demonstrator. TEDDY IN1 AFRICA can bo better shown than told about KOEPPENS Th Drug Store That Serves You Best. All drugstores will clao at 8 p. m. until March 15th, except Saturdays ad-10 days before Christmas. LOCALS Pastime pictures please all. See Lane A Son for sign. Room and board at 623 College at. Phone Main 1 for United Orchestra. Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane & Son. Fresh eastern and Olympla oysters at Hoh bach's. Telephone Main 89. Woman wants position to do house work. Address N., care this office. Baptist ladles' fair, November 18, 19. Apron, fancy work and pastry sale. For Rent Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Apply 719 College street. For sale Good paying lodging house. Best location in Pendleton. Enquire at this office. Dressed poultry next Saturday at the cash meat market. Phone your order now. Main 101. Wanted Man In grocery depart ment who has had experience In that line. Inquire at this office. Cold weather Is coming. We have the best coal on the market. A ton is 2000 lbs. at Pendleton Lumber Yard, Phone Main O. Wanted A person with money, to Join In extremely profitable business, in which large profits can be made without risk. References given. In vestigate. Address, T. L. M., care E. O. STAY AT PILOT ROCK Rev, E. W. Warrington Is to remain as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Pilot Rock. This announcement was made here last evening by R;v. J. M. Cornellson, chairman of Vie committee of home missions of the Pendleton presbytery, following his return from a visit to Pilot Rock. Cornellson had gone to Pilot Rock Saturday morning for the purpose of making arrangements for the trans fer of Mr. Warrington to Bend, Ore gon, where the committee believed he from that place last evening, transact could accomplish more for the church. el business here and returned home When he arrived at the Rock, how- , tnlj morning. ever, he was fairly swamped with pe- , Mose Taylor, a prominent wheat tltlons, signed by people all the way ' grower of the Athena country, came ; down this morning for the transac ; Hon of business. t Bert Wilson of the claim depart , ment of the O. R. & N. Is In the city i today on business in connection with i his department. E. B. Caatecl of Pilot Rock, came In from that place yesterday after noon. C. W. Polk came in from Pilot Rock lase evening for the transaction of business. A. J. Munk of La Grande, has re turned homo after transacting busi ness here. , John Connell is here from his home In Heppner to look after business In terests. Fred Slegle of the bridge and build ing department of the O. R. & N., Is In the city today. A. H. Westgate of Pilot Rock, Is here for the transaction of business, having come In last evening. Charles Marsh of the Hartman Abstract company left this afternoon on a business trip to Spokane. F. E. Van Dusen, the contractor, came over from Pasco yesterday to look after local business Interests. Mayor and Mrs. H. R. Newport of Hermlston, spent last night In Pen dleton, returning home this morning. Charles Marsh, 'secretary of the Hartman Abstract company, left to day for Spokane upon a business trip. Mrs. Carrie Alexander and sister, Miss Mabel Bentley, left this after noon for the home of the former In Spokane. Thos Jaques of Pilot Rock, came in $2200 for 160 Acres Good Wheat Land 6 mile from K. It. station must 1h) hold at once, 100 acres Join ing this property sold for $3000 but in order to rnlso sonio money at once $2200 buys it. $3000 for beautiful home on river side, 4 acres fine land, pood house and barn, nice fam ily orchard, plenty water for irrigation. Furniture- aixl every thing In house goes with place. LEE TEUTSCH The Real Estate and In. surance Man 550 Main St. Phone M. 5 from Pilot Rock to Camas prairie and beseeching the committee to allow the pastor to remalp where he is. The case was discussed by those most Insistent on retaining Warring ton on the one hand and by the chair- man ui w,e .... " , John Durham. manager of the Hotel other at great length. The result Ech came frQm was that the chairman announced last mornl and will probably go to Wal evening that the pastor would be al- ,a Waa th even, Qn busl lowed to remain and that an effort would be made to find some one else ! . J- B. Montgomery, local representa tive 01 me rugei souna warenouse ! ,nninfinv loft nn t ti 11 X n t Vi i n T)anlfin -train ... a i w anicu. i fur the Bend field. this afternoon for Spokane. W. Fletcher, circulation mana- morning for Stanfield on business in 1 connection with his department of the or income property, my aheep ranch er tn,e E 7fonla"' l?H th,ls on the John Day river In Crook coun- .. nnBfDt n 1i On a o at AaaAaA land, range for 4500 head of sheep. ; PaPer- Also could run 200 head of cattle. I Mrs. Hartong of Portland, stopped have 3600 head of sheep, 20 horses, j off in the city yesterday for a day's 10 head cattle, 22B tons hay. There visit with her brother, William Ded !s a mortgage on said place for $18.-! man, while returning from Weiser, 000. I want $27,000 for my equity. where she had visited her mother. 100 acres in cultivation ana one nun-, nharlea Desoaln. n. student at the I dred more can be put in to airaira. , Oregon Agricultural college, arrived uany mail ana teiepnone. owner, no real estate man Hutchlns, Antelope, Ore. Address Chas. IHg Turkey Shoot. Big turkey shoot will start Thurs day, November 17th at the Pastime shooting gallery, Hendricks' base basement. HOOVER & BOOK. Proprietors. der store during the illness of his father, J. B. Despain, who is slowly recovering from an illness of four weeks' duration. GllLD SAYS BETSY ROSS DID NOT DESIGN FLAG Boston. Former Governor Curtis Of the 16,000,000 :ons of -,ar. pro "V J " -"""'" uuced in the wor 1 -Hch year the t . , . British empire arovii 3,5n0,(00 8aid enra I'ael Putnam was the . I creator of the American flag, and not Xo- l"-r Ross. '"" I Mr. Guild brought to the meeting a large collection -of American flags, Ho cautioned the children to rem ember that "The Star Spangled Ban , ner" and not "America" was the na tional song. j "Ismel Putnam treated the flag and not Betsy Ross," he said. "She ionly suggested that the stars be five pointed Instead of six pointed. Betsy jRoss had nothing to do wlthv the flag i except to sew It together. The credit ; ought to go where It belongs." For Rent Store Room now occupied by Eilers Music House 8 1 3 Main St. ' 15 acres near city, only $1300. j House, barn and chicken houses. A i bargain if sold at once. Only re j quires $1300. part cash, balance terms. Lee Teutsch. A clean and careful shave always at Mark Patton's shop. Across from Alexanders. Phone for patrons. I Pave money by reading today's art. All Tailored. Suits They are all this season's best styles and makes. Everyone high class hand tailored suits. Alterations free. McCIl Patterns Not. 3M3-3533 STYLISH MODEL Your unrestricted choice of any $15.00 Suit , , $11.00 Your unrestricted choice of any $18.00 Suit $12.75 Your unrestricted choice of any $20.00 Suit $14.00 Your unrestricted choice of any $25.00 Suit $17.50 Your unrestricted choice of any $26.50 Suit $18.25 Your unrestricted choice of any $27.50 Suit $18.75 Your unrestricted choice of any $30.00 Suit $21.00 Your unrestricted choice of any $35.00 Suit $24.85 Your unrestricted choice of any $40.00 Suit $26.75 Your unrestricted choice of any $50.00 Suit $35.00 No reserve, come and make an early selection Wohlenberg Dep't. Store Better Goods for Less Money GIRL WEEPS 5 DATS; WEDDING POSTPONED Milwaukee, Wis. Because the girl who was to have been his bride wept steadily for five days when he ap peared to claim her Edward Jazwlekl of this city has returned from Wor cester, Mass. He will wait for the damning of the Niagara of tears which gushed from the yes of Mary Olejenlk when he went to claim the fulfillment of a promise made in Poland when they were children. The wedding was to have taken place this week, but when Jazwlekl arrived In Massachusetts, the girl wept and continued to weep. She said she would come to Milwaukee next summer if the torrent had spent itself by that time. Read the want ads today. V 5 ' ."-Sfe5'Sv: rTji.r;-lr-:-si.' I! For Rent Store Room now occupied by Eilers Music House 813 Main St. Get Ready for Turkey Time Get ready with a set of Stiletto Carvers, the finest you can buy anywhere at any price. Finely tempered. Will stay sharp even when cutting the hottest meats. Beautifully finished. Fully guar anteed tf) give satisfaction or your money refunded. Very appro priate for gifts. We carry a complete line. "STILLETO" first quality etag handles, highest grade crucible steel, full nickel plated carvers. Set ol 3 Pieces in neat case $4.50 to $18.00 See our Carvers while our stock 19 complete. The Taylor Hardware Co. 741 Main St. Phone Main 87 For This Wednesday and Thursday' Bays f Fast a Ed FmioHS. -Cfflt ' S 11 (gJltag We have in stock just 89 Ladies and Misses Coats carried over from last Fall, a little out of date, but in first class condition. They come in Black, Gray, Brown, Red and Tan. They sold all last season for, from $15.00 to $35.00 FOR THIS WEDNESDAY fMUS AND THURSDAY ..... U WW VliMM F. E. LI E N GOO D S C0M PH N Y ! . Tk U&m tmCfi ,', Stem $5o0 n 8