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gOON. OCR ORANGES ARE SWEET AND DELICIOUS.
PROMPT DKLIVKHY OCR HOBBY.
STANDARD
Grocery Company
Court and Johnson Streets '
Prompt Delivery Oar Hobby
PERSONAL MENTION
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P. B.
town.
L. H. Shipp,
town.
Van Cleve. of Echo, Is In
of Pilot Rock, to In
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CITYiBREVITIES
0. & Rader. Got unny.
Art Jardinieres at the Owl.
Cake plates for Xmu at the OwL
Big line Stetaon hat at Roosevelt'.
.Guaranteed hand-painted China
Owl.
S. 60 ladles' Gloria shoes at Roose
tilt'a finest line of pretty, useful holiday
amenta at Rader'.
For Rent Good busines location.
Jwnilre 114 East Webb street.
ura Campbell' beautiful dress
at make a .:z'f Xmas sift. .
Smokers get aatisfactlon at How
inl's. formerly Ree' cigar store.
LoweKt prices ever heard on rugs
It Rader's Friday and' Saturday.
Call for premium tickets at Lee
Tutch'. They are worth money.
For Rent Storeroom, 728 Cotton
wood atreet; inquire of Chris Hanley.
Japanese cook wants a Job. Wages
(Id per month. Address P. O.box 54.
Warm felt slippers for Xmas pres-
nu. at Teutsch's Department Store.
The St George restuarant, open
air and night. Mrs. Cooper, proprl-atrest.
Until Xmas. the Peoples Warehouse
orea will remuln open from 7 a. m.
to I p. m.
For Rent Good furnished room,
two blocks from Mala street Call up
fame Red 1E.63.
Bunker Hill School shoes are bet-
Mr than ever. We guarantee every
Mir. Lee Teutach Department Store.
Lost Silver horseshoe pin in neign-
I wrhood of Madison street- I Finder
mum to this office and receive re
I tird.
Roaiyn lump coal contains less
site, burns longer, holds fire better
ad la 1. HO per ton cheaper than any
mi in Pendleton market :Phone
stln 461.
Jual received the finest and largest
sortraent lot of stoneware ever
swujht to Pendleton. We will sell
lik high grade as low as others sell
istaper grades. Every Jar guaran
I set C. Rohrman.
Havlland china Owl.
Get sunny. V. C Rader.
Douglas and Hanan shoes at Rooaevelt'a.
Vases for Xmas at the Owl Tea
House.
U C Rader for
Be wise thin Xmas.
presents.
Pretty, useful holiday presents 1c
endless variety at Rader'a
Slaughter prices on rugs Friday
and Saturday at Rader's.
ueiayea shipment dolls. carts,
children's block boards, at reduced
prices. Nolfs.
Blank application for clergy per.
mtts can be had by calling on E. C.
Smith, Agent O. R. A N. Co.
Unprecedented Xmas saleB at Ru
der's show that people appreciate
useful furnishings for presents.
Ladles' and Misses' suits now be
ing sold at cost and all alterations
free at Teutsch's Department Store.
Jack Sprat could eat no tut, bis
wife could eat no lean, so betwixt
them both they licked the platter
clean. The platter cume from the
Owl Tea House.
Situation Wanted By young wo
man as waitress or chambermuid at
hotel, or housework In private fam-
lly where there Is no washing. Call
or address L. B. O., this office, stat
ing nature uf work and salary.
R. X. Stonfleld, of Echo, U visiting
in town.
Henry C. Means left for Umatilla
this morning.
Frank Blair, of Weston, was in
Pendleton last night
Sheriff T. D. Taylor went to Echo i
mis morning on business. ,
E. H. Clarke, the wool buyer, went
to Walla Walla this morning.
I. W. Flemmlne 'returned to his
home In Arlington this morning. j
Chios Stonfleld, who attends Whit
man College, is home for the- holi
days. Miss Myrtle Hawks Is home from
whitman College to spend the holidays.
W. T. Reeves, of Echo, Is in town
with a load of alfalfa from Butter
creek.
Mr. McXaught, who Is starting the
town of HermiHton, Is a business
visitor.
R. R. Lewis, late of Echo, now of
Pendleton, went to Walla Walla this
morning.
A heavy snowfall on Yellow Jacket
hill and at Camas Prairie occurred
last night
Clarence Penland and wife are vis
iting In Portland. They will be ab
sent about a month.
Mrs. L. S. Carter and daughter.
Gertrude, of Portland, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Clopton.
J. K. Smith Is In town to remain
for a few days with his family. He
has been at 8umpter for some time.
Frank Howe left this morning for
Portland. Salem and other points in
Willamette valley to spend the holi
days.
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MAS
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IX FACSIMILE OF GLOVE AND MERCHANDIZE ORDERS TO BE HAD HERE. INSPIRES 8ATI8-
!T FACTION TO ALL. - -ai
MERCHANDISE ORDER.
Pendleton, Oret, 104.
The Peoples Warehouse,
Pendleton, Oregon,
Please deliver to bearer mer
chandise. Value
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
Per
GLOVE ORDER.
Pendleton, Ore, . ... , .ItM.
The Peoples Warehouse,
Pendleton, Oregon,
l'loaxe deliver to bearer
pair of Gloves.
THE .PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
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TT,r a TntwsrRR SAVES TIME AND ANNOYANCE. "GET THE HABIT.
AND GET YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS CORRECT. WE GUARANTEE THE REST.
SHOP IN THE MORNING IF POSSIBLE AND SECURE TWO TICKETS INSTEAD OF ONE. e
DON'T DELAY! ASSORTMENTS ARE FULL AND COMPLETE NOW, ANU nui ia .
IX SOLUTELY THE LOWEST EVER OBTAINED ON NEW. FIRST-CLASS XMAS mkkcmabuihe.
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!r. Vulp Locates Here.
Dr. H. Volp has located permanent
ly In Pendleton and opened oflcea in
the Hotel Bowman. Dr. Volp has
been engaged In the practice of med
icine In Oregon IB years, and In Ger
many one year.
TO Our Patrons.
For Friday and Saturday we will
sell a 100-plece dinner set lor ii.no.
This is full slie in everything.
rea-ular luO-uiece set known
many Pendleton people.
OWL TEA HOUSE.
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Flowering Plunut.
What nicer Christmas present than
a blooming plant Forshaw, florist,
has them; also ferns, palma and hol
ly, with the berries on. Telephone
black 1631.
A. Ruppe has just purchased
1 125 Corona camera. Major Lee
Moorhouse has Instructed him In pho
tography.
Eldrldge Waffle, who Is attending
the Medical College at Portland, will
spend the holidays with his parents
In this city.
Master Wilmer Allen has joined the
office force of the Western Union,
with the Intention of learning the tel
egraph business.
Mrs. E. J. Burdlck, who for the
post three months has been viBlting
with C. 8. Havnes. of this city, left
this morning for Portland.
Joe Kennedy, a student at Whit
man College, will spend his holidays
visiting with his brother, Elmer Ken
nedy and with his parents at Myrick,
George Hartman, Jr., will leave to
morrow for Astoria to spend Christf
mas at the home of his wife's parents.
Mrs. Hartman went down several
days ago.
E. I. Davis, of the United States
ecological survey, went down to Echo
this morning to store the government
supplies aa tne season ior nm u.
is now over.
Al Crofton, formerly engaged In
newspaper work In Portland, but now
secretary of the Wholesale ana Ke
t .. 1 1 T.iouor Dealers' association, is in
Pendleton today.
H. E. Collier and wife went to
di..j ihi mnrnine. They will
..end the holidays with Mr. Clller'
parents, who are staying at lihv
slty Park this winter.
Tom Llnvllle, the sheriff of Clatsop
county, left on this morning s train
for Astoria. He came up to get a
man wanted in Clatsop county. He
had his man with him.
Miss Olive Rlgby and Miss Grace
rm-.-sr are home for the holidays.
They are both attending that pioneer
Institution of learning, the Wlllam
ette Unlversli" - -ilem. Or.
Captain John Llndsey. commanding
Store will be open evenings until
Christmas. Perfect Service and
prompt deliveries.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS.
Prices at Which They Will Be Fur
nished by the Northwestern Gas
Electric Company.
The Northwestern Gas ft Electric
Co. will furnish patrons until further
notice, at the following prices, f. o. b.
Son Francisco.
Type 1, 1-4 horse power, 110 volts,
price. $37.60.
Type l. 1-2 horse power, nu vous.
140.20.
Tve 1. 1 horse power, 110 volts.
J !6.60.
Type 1, 2 horse power, 110 voiis,
(104.15.
Type 1, I horse power, 110 volts,
1128.85.
TvDe 1. 5 horse power, 110 volts,
J192.00.
Type 1. 7 1-2 horse power,
volts. 1258.85. '
Tvne 1. 10 horse power, no viots,
1279.75.
Prices on larger motors furnished
at the office of the company,
110
! A Xmas Gift
What is more acceptable
THAN A 9 NICE BOOK
The most complete and newest lino of up-to-date books at
the lowest prices to be found In Oregon. Beautiful gift books,
and all the new modertn fiction by the best writer! also an ele
gant line of children's book.
Ktndow display and come In and get our prices.
Pens and Pencils.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
tvnewrlter has displaced the pen In
many business offices, the demand for
pens and pencils still continues, cur
ing the year covered by the census
report, one gold pen, 10 steel pens
and 15 lead pencils were made In the
United States for each family of five
persons. -
See our
FRAZIER'S
Book and Stationery Store
YOUR CASE AND OSTEOPATHY.
Our stock of CbriBtmas goodB iB
still in very good condition, but
some lines ire loving rapidly.
Klndlv come early. A few things
that will please any ladyt
Ware. Leather Hand Bag,
in elegant package, Huyler's New
York Candies. For the gentlemen:
Fountain Pens, Card Case, Safety
Rasor, Pocket Book, Military Hair
Brushes.
A. C. K0EPPEN & BEOTHEBS,
' Popular Price Druggists.
Tetton
Perfume
Captain John iinaney. tuiii
1 the headquarters station of the Bpo-,
I! fir. deDartment. Is .visiting In
Pendleton after an absence of 17
years. Captain Llndsey was a son of
the late Dr. Llndsey. the first dentist
In Pendleton.
w v Hniriird. resident of
f I . w ' -
,h. hoard of trustees of Columma
College, went up to Milton this morn
ing to make an oinciai vwn
college. He says the college is en
Joying one of the most prosperous
years It ha ever experienced.
j W. Bayley and wife came In on
the east-bound train this morning
t . ztended viau o i
For the psst 26 years BrJBayley b
llved at Wall Walla. They visited
Ith friends at Adair, m.u.,
u'lkiin Kan., wane iu
National Livestock nnd Wool growers'
AHHodsUou, uenver, '
ltOS. n
Mttasion the O. R-
4 Co. announce, a rate of $00 00 for
!L ,a ho. Tickets on sale Jan.
7. For further" information call on
or address. & gMim
Tou say. "I can see how Osteopa
Ihir pan curp some things, but I do
not see how It can help me."
As usual you have never thought
of a cause for your trouble. With
slight displacement of ligaments,
muscles and bones, especially of the
spine and ribs, with the nerve and
blood supply disturbed tnereoy, anjr
form of disease may result, depend
ing on the nature of the Interference.
The Osteopath can remove this
cause in one disease as well 'as an
other. The cure then depends upon
,i,,r.-. nnwer to repair the damage.
All curable diseases, acute and
chronic, have been cured by Osteopa
.i. Th following is a partial Hat
In which marked success has been at-
mined: TonsilltU, dyspepsia, con.wi-,
tlon. diarrhoea, dysentery, append!-1
cltis. asclte. gall stones, eystltls. en
larged prostate, "gravel," anaemia,
goitre, dropsy, la grippe, croup, bron
hin. uthma. hay fever, pneumonia,
pleurisy, malaria, typhoid and all fe
vers, measles, erysipelas, diphtheria.
paralysis, epilepsy, neuralgia, j
nervous prostration, ecsema, St Vitus
dance, aplnal curavture. imp.-
of men. mllkleg, female disease nd
rheumatism ln worst forms; many
forms of heart aisease.
blindness, diabetes. Bright' a""
and consumption (except In far ad
vanced case.) , .
. uMnrton. graduate un-
. "X. nr. mill, will explain
1Z .vou 'wT.h. Call on th.m.
Despaln block.
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
Mr stock MUST be reduced and 1 now offered at les
regular price.. Low of articles are going at cost. It will pnf
anyone to come and see Joe llasler from now until J.naarjr first,
for be Is to U on low price.
JOE BASLER
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B. F. BECK
Sanitary Plumber
807 Cottonwood Street
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