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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1905)
TEN PAGES. DAILY EAST OREOQNIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, THlllKDAY, DIXRMIIKK 21, 1905. PAGB BKVKM. Only Three Days More I PERSONAL MENTION of Toy Buying Thursday, Friday and Saturday ALL MECHANICAL TOYS AND DOLLS AT HALF-PRICE Doll Carriages, Go Carts, Wagons, Pianos, Blocks, Wheelbarrows, Chairs, Banks and a a thousand other things that will make, the children happy at prices that are right. Lee Teutsch's Department Store CITY BREVITIES Carpets Rader Carpets. Furniture Rader Furniture. Christmas weets at The Delta. Humane Harness a amley's A dandy trade we have had, thank jrou. Hamley. An up-to-date cottage (or rent. Call 'phone red 27(1. Get next to Humley, he knows how te treat you right Now located In Pendleton at bosto Store Shoo repal.er. Carload of novelties (or Christmas at Graham A Hunter's. Price reductions, Incorporation sale Boston store, best ever. Pendleton Business College Is In dorsed by business men. Leather's Transfer company, day and night service. 'Phone main 611. John Gagen's 1".. riilly liquor store, court St., oppoMu- ;niden Rule hotel Get your mistletoe for Christina decorations at (Iray IlroB. Grocery Cc Anything you want In the way of artistic furniture at Graham & Hunt er's. For Rent Store or office room In brick building. Inquire at Hotel St George. For Sale Complete works Charles Lovel and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire at this office ' Buy a Pianola for your piano. Easy terms. Ellers Piano House, 813 Main street. For fine shoe repairing, see Green awald & Headstrom at Teutsch's De partment store. Get your wife a fine rocker for Christmas. Beautiful assortment at Graham & Hunter's. First-class licensed stationary engi neer wishes position at once. En quire at this office. Shoes repaired while you watt by Greenawnld & Headstrom at Teutsch's Department 8tore. Did you see the carload of new goods unloaded at Graham & Hunt er's, for the Christmas trade. The Incorporation sale of the Boston tore Is bona flile. You will see th reductions In prices very plainly. Kinging birds for Christmas pres ents, fine Gorman warblers for sale nt H7 Jane street. 'Phono Red 2912. For Rent or For Sale Five-acre tract In race track addition to Pendle ton; plenty of water, timber, good dwelling, chicken house, sheds and other conveniences. Charles A. Hill, with Despnln. Croup, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc., have no terrors for child ren or adults who evacuate the bowels with Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy expels all cold from the system and strengthens the throat, lungs and bronchial tubes. The Orig inal Laxative Cough Syrup and Liquid Cold Cure. Sold by Tallman & Co. oak U C Rader. Nut sev.. Rader Carpets Rader. Rader Furniture Rader. The Delta, the home of sweets. Christmas candles at The Delta, We use the best California leather at Hamley's. Magnificent assortment of bonbon boxes at The Delta. ' For Rent Furnished cottage. Ap ply to J. M. Bentley. Read Gray Brothers' Christmus menu In this Issue. When In Portland stop nt the Hotel Oregon. Rates $1 per day and up ward. European plan. Free 'bus. For Sale Eighty tons choice second cutting alfalfa, near town. Apply to D. II. Hunter, or 'phone Muin 546. If you are thinking of buying dec orated china or cut glass as Xmas presents, don't overlook the magnifi cent line carried by Tallman A Co. Are you In doubt as to what you should give your friend for a present? Then drop in at Tallman's and you will find something that will be sure to please. MEDIOI OF PROMINENCE. Murium Zuzclle. tlm Society Palmist and Clairvoyant, In Pendleton for a Few Dam Madam Znzell, palmist and clair voyant, is at the Arlington, where shi can be consulted at prices that are reasonable. Madam Zazell Is a cul tured lady and nankeen most success ful In foretelling the future an ad vising on matters of utmost import ance. While in Spokane, Tacomn, Se attle and Walla Walla, she was visited ny leaning society people, many of whom have given her letters as testi monials and recommendations. Sly? came to Pendleton by request and will remain here until December 27, and invites ladies and gentlemen to call and see her between 8 a. m. and 9 p. m. Evening PiiMr for I.cwistoii. Lcwlstnn Is to have an evening p-i-per beginning the first of thu yeur. It will be known as tho Teller, the old name being revived to supplant ll.nt adopted when the paper was resur rected as a weekly. The newspaper will have the afternoon service uf the Associated Press. Ileliirniil 1'roni Itnkrr City. Prof. U R.. Travor. city superintend ent of public schools, hns Just return ed from a brief visit to Baker City, where he went to confer with Prof. Churchill of the Baker City schools on school matters. Notice to Elk Pendleton lodge No. 288. B. P. O. E., will meet In regular session this even ing In Eagles' hall. All members urg ed to be present. Pnnanas, ons. At IVmott's. oranges, npples nnd lem- We have had some exclusive lines of holiday goods each year since we have been in business'Jin Pendleton, and caption to the Be sure and you buy. this year rule. is no ex - see our one before KOEPPEN BRO.'S Popular Priced Drug Store Will Moore went to Echo today on brief business trip. nurr jonnson, or Helix, has been a visitor in town today. , E. C. Fish came up from Echo this morning upon a short visit. E. T. Wade will leave tonight for a business visit to Hermlston. C. W. Leffler of Holdman, Is In the city today on a trading trip. Mrs. G. W. Bradley, of Athena, has been visiting friends here today. Dr. C. J. Smith left this morning for Milton on professional business. vviuiam lie weese, or Echo; came up from there last evening on a short visit. J. S. McKay, of McKay creek, has been In town today on a short business trip. H. M. Culler, a farmer of the Hold man country, has been here today on a trading trip. Carl Hempblll, son of J. M. Hemp hill, of Pilot Rock, has been visiting In the city today. Robert Brownell, son of D. C. Brow- nell, of Umatilla, has been In the city today on business. J. F. Baker, a well known attorney of La Grande, has been In the city today on legal business. Constable Jess Lieuallen of Weston, Is In the city today on a business trip, expecting to go to Echo tonight. A. F. May left this morning for Lewiston, Idaho, where he will remain for a few weeks on business. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Marquis, of Ad ams, came down on the morning train today and have been here during the day. C. P. Smith, the Weston sawmill manager, came down from there last evening and has been visiting here to day. Sheriff T. D. Taylor has returned from Salem, where he placed Mbert Percy Watmaugh-Evans In the penitentiary. O. D. Teel, the well known resident of Echo, came up from there last night and has been attending to business here today. Miss Lula R. Lorent left today for Reno and I'matllla In the Interest of the Bast Oregonlan and the Oregon Dally Journal. Rev. H. C. Cleveland, of Milton, was a passenger on the evening train from that place yesterday, and has been visiting here today. Miss M. Thornton, of Baker City. arrived last evening and left this morning for Walla Walla, where she will visit with friends. b.. C. Rogers and H. A. Dowd. of Weston, are visitors In town toduv. Jesse Boyd has been here today from Echo upon a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Kutchenthal and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Weslle will leave Sunday morning for nn extended visit to Wulla Walla and Starbuck. Rev. George T. Ellis, pastor of the First Baptist church of Athena, who attended the Baptist rally In this city this week, left for his home this morn Ing. miss I'auilne oung, of Elgin, and Miss Florence Kingman, of Walla Walla, came over from the latter place Inst evening nnd left this morning for Kigln. fc. . Saunders, of North Powder, the well known ice dealer, passed tnrough this morning to Wulla Walla and Colfax, where he goes to receive orders for North Powder Ice which Is now being harvested in lnrge quantl ties. Mrs. A. M. Ualey, of Pendleton, ar rived in the city this morning and will be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. C. E. Prultt, until after Christmas, wnen she will go to Southern Call rornla to spend the winter. Baker city Herald. J. M. P. Snyder, the pioneer reser vation farmer, was over from his home at Walla Walla yesterday evening on a business trip. Mr. Snyder Is one of tne oldest farmers operating on a large scale In Umatilla county, he be ing "7 years of age. (holiday hints Both Useful and Ornamental A HEAD QUARTERS Northern Pacific AiIiih. Agent Walter Adams, of the W. & C. It., Is distributing In this city, a large geographical atlas Issued by the Northern Pacific, which Is one of the most conipleto and comprehensive collections of general Information ever Issued by a railroad In this coun ty. It Is a largo sized book, contain ing county maps of the state with railroads, postofflees and prominent cities plainly and accurately marked. it Is an invaluable bonk of reference In an office or home, and the company deserves credit for the work. Suit for Divorce. Flora I. Jones, through Attorney J. T. Hlnkle, hns sued Edgar B. Jones for divorce. The two were married In Montana In 1901. Desertion Is given as the ground for tho complaint. Sonnto Will Reconsider. Washington, Dec. 21. The president Id he will not exercise the right to fuse the senate's request to return the notice of confirmation of the cannl commissioners. He will return the notice nnd permit a reconsideration. Under the three day rule the senate lost the right to reconsider. IT. S. Sailor Hero. C. R. Kern, a common seaman on the United States ship Peiisaeola. now In San Frnnclsco harbor. Is In the city today, having just returned from a visit to his parents in Wallowa coun ty. He Is on his way to San Francisco to Join his ship before she sails for the southern California coast. Real Estate Transfer. Elenor 11. lilhson nn,l Harry Gib son to D. L. Johnson. lots 13 Htvl l of Reservation addition to the city of renaeton. consideration 11600. Men : suits : OVERCOATS ; TRUNKS I BAGS : SUIT CASES ' NECKTIES ' SUSPENDERS ; PAJAMAS ; FANCY SHIRTS ; FANCY DRAWERS ; Sir.K 'KERCHIEFS ; UNEX -KERCHIEFS FANCY SOX DRESSING GOWNS LOUNGING ROBES HOUSE COATS SHOES HATS STETSON AND OTHERS CAPS FANCY VESTS WATCH FOBS CUFF BUTTONS COLLAR BUTTONS (J LOVES KID (i LOVES WOOL UMBRELLAS MUFFLERS SLIPPERS Children CLOTHING FOR BOYS DRESSES FOR GIRLS SHOES FOR BOTH .VXD TOYS WITHOUT END FUR SETS KID GLOVES WARM GLOVES SLIPPERS UMBRELLAS wm Women SILK DRESS WAIST PATTERN SHOES SLIPPERS LACE DRESSES SILK HOSE WOOL HOSE FANCY HOSE SILK VESTS UNDERWEAR CORSETS HOSE SUPPORTERS NECKWEAR RIBBONS PILLOW TOPS TAILOR-MADE SUIT SILK WAIST SILK PETTICOAT LACE WAIST MILLINERY SATIN E PETTICOATS KIMONAS SHORT KIMONAS LONG PAJAMAS SILK WRAPPERS COATS FOR STREET COATS FOR RAIN COATS FOR COLD FUR BOAS FUR COLLARETTES FUR MUFFS FUR NECKWEAR DRESS SKTRTS WALKING SKIRTS SCARF PINS TRUNKS SUIT CASES BAGS FOR SHOPPING BAGS FOR TRAVEL SOUVENIR PLATES SOUVENIR DISHES UMBRELLAS House HAVILAND CHINA IN WHITE CHINA WITn GILT DECORATION AND ' CHINA GREEN AND GILT CHINA nANDSQME AND CHINA GOOD ROGER'S TEASPOONS ROGER'S KNIVES ROGER'S FORKS SOUVENIR CUPS WITH HIGH SCHOOL HOSPITAL AND INDIAN TENTS ON EACn ONE PENDLETON ROBES PENDLETON BLANKETS COTTON COMFORTS SILK A LINE COMFORTS EIDERDOWN COMFORTS TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS PORTIERES LACE CURTAINS PILLOW SnAMS DOYLIES SIDEBOARD SCARFS TOWELS TABLE LINENS LAMPS DRESSER SCARFS HANDKERCHIEFS KID GLOVES FOR DRESS FOR STREET FOR PARTIES WOOL GLOVES The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TRADE VACATION BEGINS TOMORROV All tho Schools of Pendleton Will He- oeii January 2. Tomorrow afternoon all of the pub lic schools of Pendleton and the St. Joseph's academy will close down for the Christmas vacation. No school will then be held until Tuesday, Jan uary 2, when work will be resumed. The Pendleton ucademy closed on Wednesday aflernoon and will not re sume until after New Year's. In some of the rooms of the pub lic school programs will be rendered tomorrow afternoon and at the high school the bi-weekly debate will be held. Women Cleared $230. The women of the M. E. church cleared about S 230 on their fair which closed, after a two days' session, last night They highly appreciate the patronage accorded them. At Demon's. Celery, turnips, onions, lettuce. beets and sweet potatoes. Son Was Born, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kid der, at their home on the Umatilla river west of tho city, an eight-pound son. At Dcinott's Turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens and oysters. Are you still undecided what to give for Christmas? Why not give jewelry? It Is. close to the heart of everyone and nothing could be mors appropriate and lasting. Jewelry Is not necessarily an expensive gift. Our experience of over nine years In Pendleton has gained for us the distinction of being the quality store, and made us famous for really worthy goods at the lowest possible prices. Our display of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass. Silver ware. Clocks, Fancy Umbrellas and the newest novelties In our line wns never larger or more varied than this season. Conic In and see our display. LOUIS HUNZIKER Jeweler Baby Rings, solid gold BOo a., up Ladles' Watches, gold filled 912.00 a d up 1847 Roger's Knives and Forks, 6 knives and ( forks, per set.. $3.90 For sale at the East Oregonian office; Largo bundles of news papers, containing over 100 big papers, run be had for 25c a bundle.
