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TWELVE PAGES. DAILY l 1 ... KA8T OKEGONIAN, nDTDLETOlf, j-j . 1 jm lj ! OBKOOIf, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1010. rAsa nYCf V EXTRA SPECIAL FOR. SATURDAY ONLY Look this list of extra special values over carefully, then act at once. They will go in a hurry All Outing Flannels, Saturday only 8 All Flannellette8, 12 l-2c grade, Saturday only 8 All 20c Kimona Flannells, Saturday only 12 Ono lot of Children's Ribbed Hose, extra value at 20c pair, Saturday only 10 All 75c, 85c and $1.00 wool Dress Goods, Saturday only 57f Good 20c Turkish Towels, bleached, Sat only, 2 for 25 12 l-2c Iluck Towels, all you want, Saturday only 7 Every Suit in the house, not ono reserved, must go at these unheardof prices. They are all good ones. ABD Ladies' Suits AT CLEAN-UP PRICES Every Suit in the house, not ono reserved, must go' at these unheardof prices. They are all good ones. $15.00 Suits all go Saturday only . $18.00 Suits all go Saturday only $20.00 Suits all go Saturday only $22.50 Suits all go Saturday only $25.00 Suits all po Saturday only $27.50 Suits all po Saturday only $30.00 Suits all po Saturday only $32.50 Suits all po Saturday only $35.00 Suits all po Saturday only $37.50 Suits all po Saturday only $40.00 Suits nil po Saturday only 87.45 88.95 $9.95 - 811.20 812.45 313.70 814.95 816.20 817.45 818.70 819.95 No cliarpes for alterations. Think of it ladies. Good up-to-date suits at the above prices. All sizes in stock. Misses' 14 to 20. Women's 34 to 40. All colors. Shoes I Shoes 2 SATUREAY ONLY Any ludies' $3.50, $4.00, $1.50, $5.00 and $0.00 shoes, button or lace, kid, pun metal or patent Your choice 82.90 F. E. Livengood Co. The Women's and Children's Store. PERSONAL MENTION J. O. Kincald of lone, Is In the city today. P. D. Thompson of Juniper, la a Pendleton visitor today. John Baker of Meacham Is spend ing the day In the city. Thomas Ilalley of Boise, Idaho, is the guest of a local hotel. Pete Garvey relturned from a short trip to Walla Walla yesterday. D. J. Goumaz came up from his home In Hermiston last evening. Mrs. J. A. Nelson of Albert, Cana da, is a visitor In the city today. Art Grover and wife are among the Helix visitors in Pendleton today. J. C. Patterson Is one of the Her miston people in Pendleton today. Jeff Lockwood Is among the Athe na contingent In the county seat to day. Mrs. Sylvester Linn of Two Rivers, Wash., is registered at the Hotel Bow man, i ,1 W. Com p ton of Umatilla, is up from his home in the far west end town. John P. McManus, editor of the Pi lot Rock Record, is a visitor In the city today. Mrs. F. H. Ladd is up from the construction camp west of this city today. Mrs. Carl Jensen came in from Pilot Rock and is visiting friends in the city. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely was an outgoing passenger on the local this morning. John Mills, a well known Umatilla county rancher, is In from his farm at Tigard. Henry Means, well known landlord o" Umatilla, is up from the railroad town today. A. Snider left for Hot Lake yester day where he will seek relief for his rheumatism. Charles Logan, the efficient mar shal of Helix, came in from that town this morning. P. W. Reed and A. C. Davis are among the Walla Walla residents in Pendleton today. "W. A. Brown, the prominent Mea cham resident, came in from his homo yesterday. J. C. Adams and wife of McKay, are among the numerous visitors In Pendleton today. Ira Kemp, cashier of the bank at Weston has been In the city today up on a short visit. I. X. Prater, the well known Stan field painter, was an Incoming pas senger this morning. Attorney H. I. Watts and wife of Athena, drove down from their home, this morning. Wi'llfam A. Dalzlel, state machinery inspector, arrived in the city yester day on an official visit. Charles McBee came In yesterday from his Birch Creek ranch which he has been paying a visit. Colonel X. O. Xewport and wife of Hermiston, are among the west end residents In the city today. Dean Dudley came down from his home in Athena last evening and is spending the dny in the city. J. T. Lleunllen, the well known Ad ams farmer, is here today In attend ance at the good roads meeting. Dr. F. E. Ball, editor of the Stan field Standard, came in from the west end of the county this morning. City Attorney J. Roy Raley went to Echo this morning on the local for the transaction of legal business. Ernest Knight, the well known young Helix rancher, came In this morning to spend Sunday In the city. Attorney A. W. Gray of Stanfleld, was one of the west end residents who came up to Pendleton this mor ning. Asa B. Thomson, well known resi dent of Echo, came up from his home yesterday evening and Is in the city today. " Glen Scott, the hustling young In surance agent of this city, returned this morning from a business trip to Helix. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fleeman re turned to their home at Holdman af ter having visited In the city for a week. Ben H. Savage of Walla Walla, is a Pendleton visitor today, having come over from the Garden City last evening. S. P. Wilson, the well known young attorney of Athena, came in on the lo cal today for the transaction of legal business. Miss Weyburn, missionary represen. tative, returned this morning from a trip to Helix and will leave this eve ning for Athena. Col. Fred Boyd, editor and pub lisher of the Athena press, is among those attending the good roads meet ing this afternoon. R. N. Stanfleld of Stanfleld, came up from his home in the west end of the county yesterday evening and Is spending the day In the city. William Maher, the well known O. R. & X. conductor, returned yester day from a two months' vacation spent in New Mexico and Texas. Senator-elect C. A. Barrett came down from Athena this morning and is attending the good roads meeting in the Commercial club rooms. W. Ford Carper, formerly with Tallman's drug store in this city, but now traveling for a wholesale drug house, made Pendleton a visit yes terday. t Attorney S. D. Peterson, representative-elect from this county, came down from his home In Milton this morning to attend the meeting of the Umatilla County Good Roads associ ation. Mr. Alexander Burtand Mrs. Lulu G. Smith were married at the Baptist parsonage yesterday afternoon, Rev. It. E. Storey officiating. Both of the contracting persons have lived In this city for some time. LOCALS Bring the Children, to the Gift Room Toy Land f We will make them welcome whether You buy or not Lot them live in fairy land for a little while, come and enjoy their beaming faces too. The room is just chuck full of face beamers. Mechanical toys such as you have neveu before seen and dolls just scads of dolls. Some have real hair and eye brows and eye lashes go to sleep sit up, and adjustable to all positions. Ask to see those that look like real Babies and boys: They are marvels thats all Dolls and Doll Heads at prices irom 5c to $ 1 5 Pastime pictures please alL See Lane ft Son for signs. Phone Main 1 for United Orchestra. Wall paper, paints, etc. Lane & Bon. I. C. Snyder, chimney sweep. R 1811. For rent Seven room house, north side, enquore 223, Perkins s.ve. $8000 residence can be bought at bargain. See about it today. Lee Teutsch. The best moving pictures and brightest pictures in Pendleton at the Orpheum, Exhibition poultry fed by A. T. Mathews Co. Fresh car poultry sup plies just received. Dressed poultry next Saturday at the cash meat market. Phone your order now. Main 101. A clean and careful shave always at Mark Patton's shop. Across frem Alexanders. Phene for patrons. Mothers, save your boys a sick spell. Get him a pair of warm hoes at Eklund's. Great reductions. Fflr rent Three furnished house keeping rooms, electric lights, gas itove and bath. 701 Thompson street. Good looking and good wearing chool shoes for boys going at a great reduction at A. Eklund's. See window. If you want one of the ni:est homes In Pendleton see about that JS000 one that can be bought at a bargain. Lee Teutsch. Cold u earner W coming. We have the best co on the market. A ton is 2000 lbs. at Pendleton Lum er Yard, Phone Main O. Spend your idle evenings In a gen tlemen's resort. Bowling, pool, bil liards, shooting gallery. Pastime Parlors. Hoover and Book. Sor sale One sorrel gelding, ago 9 years, weight 1100 pounds, sound, good work or saddle horse. Price 5. Inquire 1301 West Alta. Nice B-room house well furnished, good location, only short distance from r. O. Price very reasonable. For particulars see W. G. Fisher or Lee Teutsch. Lost On Court or main streets in business district, ladies' gold watch. hunting case, Initial "R' on one side and diamond on other. Works No U.422.SS!: case No. 120.758. The best Christmas present you can give your son or daughter is a thoi iHigh business education. A course In Hie Pendleton Business Collegj paves the way through lite at d saves many hirj knocks. Prices aio right. Lions, Oppossums, Teddy Wears, Monkeys, ata, Dogs, Kawms, .rucking juuies, Sheep, Hoars, Rattles, Guns, Horns, Wagons, Swords, Balls, Indian Suits, Animal Birds, Fire Engines, Hook and Ladder Wagons, Trains, Boats, Air Ships, Bows rows. Tool Chests, Drums, Dump Carts, Doll Buggies, China Dishes, Tin Dishes, Lions, Oppossums, Teddy Bears, Monkeys, Cats, Dogs, Babbits, Kicking Mules, Horses, .-arus, and Ar-Granite Dishes, Mocks, Puzzles, Ten Tins, Punching Bags, Poinds, Work Baskets, all kinds of board games, Soldiers, Banks, Hobby Horses, Rocking Horses, Watches, Tops, Guns that shoot and play, Balloons, Doll Houses. Stoves, Play Store, Automobiles, Trains, Sad Irons, Ropes, Doll Hats, Doll -Dresses in Bets, Mother Rhymes, Moving Picture Machines, Electric Dynamos, nni wrll? everything that will make the children happy. KOEPPEN'S Who Run the Store that Serves You Best 8 National Wool Growers' Convention and Mid Winter Sheep Show Portland, Ore. Jan. 4-7, 1911 For the above occasion round trip tickets will be sold from Pendleton by The Oregon Railroad Nav. Co. at One and One-Third Fare Tickets on sale January 2nd and 3rd, 1911, good for return until January 10, 1911. For further particulars, call on any O. R. & N. Agent, or write to WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent. AT THE MOVING E The Orphenm. Good program for Sunday's change: 1. Jim Bridger's Indian Bride." Ka Ipm, 1000 feet long. An Indian hls torical romance. Jim Bridger rescues an Indian girl from a bear pit, falls in love with her and they elope, fol lowed by a band of angry savages. Reaching Bridger's log cabin they bar the door and windows and put up a brave defence against the mad at tack of the Indians. When the white man's ammunition is exhausted and defeat and capture seem sure they are rescued by a company of U. S. caval ry. After the rescue the chaplain of the cavalry company Is prevailed up on to marry them and then the hap py couple. 2. The Rival Barons. Urban, 600 feet long. A splendid outdoor pic ture, presenting an unusually attrac tive panorama of mountain and lake scenery. 4. Drumsticks. Vltagraph, 100 feet long. A Thanksgiving story that strikes deep into the true spirit of the day and imports a blessing to those who behold It. Sunday music program March Blaze Away Waltz Enchantress Overture Home Circle March Don't Get Nervous Waltz, When Knighthood was in Flower. Reverie Falling Star March Bon Hur's Chariot Race United Orchestra, Karl Guiott, leader; R. W. Fletcher, manager. Pastime Theater. An excellent program for Sunday: "A Summer Flirtation." Pathe, comedy, 1000 feet. A vacation com edy that needs a knowledge of so called vacation flirtations to make It plain. The principal feature is where the two men black each other's faces and the way the girl's father assists them out of the house- Is exceedingly funny. "The Attack on Fort Rldgeley." Kalem, drama, 1000 feet. Port Ridgeley, a frontier post In northern Minnesota, and upon the edge of the country infested by hostile Sioux led by Little Crow, who formed a big war party and before troops could be dis patched had massacred hundreds of men, women and children. One day a friendly Indian maid informed Cap tain McPhail of the uprising, thus en abling the little band of soldiers to put up one of the most interesting de fences known In the history of early Indian warfare. "In the Jaws of Death." Edison, drama, 1000 feet A picture of the bravery of a fireman, interwoven with a love tale, which carries the neces sary heart Interest The thrilling rescue is realistic, the interest Is greatly increased when it becomes apparent that the fireman has res cued the woman he loved. The tech nical quality of the picture is satisfac tory and the tribute it pays to the ,bravery of the fireman is deserved. "The Pastime the show of quality." The Cosy. "A Thanksgiving Surprise." A very pleasing melo-drama. "Mendelssohn's Spring Song." (Im ported film). A picture with a story attached. One to please everybody, no matter how critical. "Who Is she?" The mystery film. "Hubble Skirts." a strong and clean comedy, every foot is funny. Illustrated song, "When Tou and I Wore Young, Maggie." The winter has thus far been switched off, so far as Idaho is con-corned. Phone Mala 45. S6S E. Court St. Dry, wet, chemi cal and steam cleaners. We call for an.l deliver anywhere. OLD SPOTS Never come back when cleaned by the Berlin Dye House JACK YETTFn, MANAGER. Matlock Is Hex-ovcrlng. Cass Matlock returned this morn ing from Portland, where he had boon to visit his brother, W, F. Mat lock, who has been ill in that city for the p:ist year. He reports that his brother was ablo to write four let ters yesterday, the first since his sick ness began, and that with the ex ception of his lower limbs, which are helpless, his body is in a. normal con dition. Ho expects his brother homo some time next spring. 1'isU Blown I'p. Doc Maple deputy game warden re turned today from Umatilla where he hns been for the past few days inves tigating a report to the effect that fish were being- dynamited in the Umatilla river. Ho found many fish that had no doubt been blown up but no trace was found of tho parties who per formed the dastardly deed. Coffee Percolators MAKE THE BEST OF XMAS GIFTS. JFST STOP AND think now much ANY W O M A X WOULD APPRECI ATE OXE AS A (ill T. The Percolator is not all we have in useful and hemuiful Xiiins gifts for the women, as we carry a complete line ..f COMMUNITY SIIA'ER in PATTERNS that can not he excelled and the Community Silver Triple Plus ii truaranteed for 2" years. Carvers. Roasters, Chafing Dishes, Aluminum Ware and Sewing Dishes make good practical gifts. SEE OUK PEPvCOLATOFv WIXDOW. The Taylor Hardware Co.