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DAILY EAST RBGONTABf, PENDLETOS, -OREGON. TIUDAY, NOVEMBER S3, 10C
EKWTPAOE8;
Ho, For
Thanksgiving
We like to talk lo tlio man or wo
man from Missouri, because when
they saye "show nic," it means that
they are rendy to listen. We carry
the rood and can "show you" from
two standHlnta QUALITY and Uie
PRICE.
Take our coffees and tens for In
stance; wo can blond yon a flavor be
fore your very eye that will make
yon confident Hint we know (Mir bus
iness from a tea and coffee stand
point. We sell ten times as much
coffee ami tea as your grocer docs, so
It stands to reason our Mock Is fresher.
We can "show yon that
Our Clinuu Coffee at 25c per lb
equals a grocer's 30c coffee.
Our Java and Mocha at 33c per lb
excels a grocer's 40c coffees.
Our EMFIRE JAVA AXD MOCHA
at 40c per lb excels a grocer's 45c
coffee.
Saturday Special
FREE
We will give one 10c cake of that
excellent Pnlmollve Toilet Sonp with
each $1.00 purchase of tea or coffee.
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc.
O. M. VINTON, Mgr.
PHONE RED 3741
Main and Alta Sts.
LIBBEY
QUITE ASIDE FROM
THE QUESTION OF ITS
SUPERIOR L0VINESS
THE INTRINSIC VALUE
OF LIBBEY IS INFINITE
LY GREATER THAN
THAT OF ANY OTHER
CUT GLASS.
MADE BY TH E BEST
WORKMAN IN THE FI
NEST WORK SHOP IN
THE WORLD FOR A
CLASS OF BUYERS
WHO DEMAND QUALITY
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ROYAL M. SAWTELLE, '
JEWELER.
PENDLETON'S AGENT
FOR
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LIBBEY CUT GLASS
This is
Cough Weather
Take propmpt action and nip that
cough or cold in the bud. Don't let
It develop Into pneumonia or la grippe
when you can prevent It by using i-ur
Tar and Wild Cherry.
It contains nothing but chemically
pure Ingredients; is not strong nor
harmful, but relieves that hacking
cough lnsiantiy.
We are the exclusive dealers for
Pendleton.
TALLMAN & CO.
Leading Prescription Druggists.
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It's time you knew methng
about our watch rtpalrlng Qe
psrtmcnt.
t something alls your time
piece, bring it htre and let us
prescribe a remedy.
W execute quickly and at
moderate cost, all sorts of watch
and Jewelry repairing In the best
manner possible.
Winslow Bros.
Jewelers-Opticians.
Poet of floe Block.
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SERVES ALL CLASSES
Our Savings Department Is calculated to serve all classes;
the old and young, the poor and rich.
It receives deposits from one dollar up, and allows four
per cent Interest,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
ELKS' "KID" PARTY
rLEASAXT EVENT FOR
THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
Local Lodge Planning a Unique So
clnl Function All the Momliers to
Re Attired as -"Kids" and Will Re
Addressed by Their "Kid" Names
Invitations, Which Are Now lie
ing Sent Out Are an Index to tlio
Event.
One of the most unique social func
tions ever given in the city is now be
ing prepared by Pendleton lodge rt
Elks for Thanksgiving night, when
the local lodge will give a "kid's par
ty" at Eagles' hall for Elks and their
families and sweethearts.
The costumes of the occasion will
be Juvenile throughout, even the most
stern member of the order being re
quired to don the holiday attire of
childhood, assume his pet name and
act the part of the youngster during
this pleasant event
The Invitations are now being sent
out and are an index to the unique
and attractive program which will be
carried out. The invitations are ad
dressed to the members by their boy
hood names, and a few of them are as
follows: Bobble Forster, Tommie Tay
! lor. Charlie Smith. Freddie Judd. Ltt
J tie Lee Cohen, Teddy Roosevelt, Fred
' die Vincent. Reubie Alexander. Jimmy
: Fee. Tommy Halley. Willie Furnish.
A Hie Borie, Eddie Marshall, Tommy
Thompson, Leesky Teutsch, Tommie
Fitz Gerald. Georgle Hartman, sr.,
. Tommie Ayers. Little Roy Raley, Ed-
, die .Sommerville. Charlie Carter,
Jackie Rohlnsnn, Willie Moore, Eddie
Murphy, Willie Ellis, Tlllle Taylor
and numerous others.
The Invitation Is as follows:
"Won't you'ns kum and play with
we'ns In our back yard Thanksgiving
night? Charlie. Harry, Freddie, Jim
mie, Johnnie. .Susie. Sally, Annie and
Lizzie will all be there.
"We'ns are all goin' to dress like
kids, and we n know that you ns
will, too.
"Dancing and playing from 9 to 12
"Eagle hall, Thursday, Nov. 29. "06.
"Don't ferget the girls let them
know at once."
All those participating will be ex
peeled to dross as children and some
laughable combinations are antiel
pated. Great preparations are being
made by the members and they will
endeavor t-wnutke this the most pleas
ant and unique event in the history of
the local lodge.
COLDS ARE PREVALENT.
; Damp Weather the Cause Small
Amount uf Contusion in City.
Xotwitl
weather
past seve
Notwithstanding the, cold, damp
that has prevailed here the
oral days, there is not a great
deal of sickness of a serious nature
Severe colds and la grippe are of,
course very prevalent Just now, but
there are only a few cases of a serious
nature reported.
The typhoid siege which prevailed
here in the summer and this fall has
abated ar;d no now cases have been
reported lately. Diphtheria has not
appeared as yet, but if the present
kind of weather continues cases of
thfs sickness are not unexpected.
In other towns diphtheria has ap
peared considerably and at the pres
ent time Walla Walla Is said to have
a large number of cases.
XO SCHOOL ALL XEXT WEEK.
Xo Selection Yit Made for City Su
leruitcmlcnt. There is joy iP, the hearts oj the
school children of Pundicton today1,
DON'T SHIVER
All Winter
Just because your blood Is In an Im
poverished condition. Take a dose of
the Bitters before each meal. It will
assist the stomach in its work of di
gestion, make plenty of rich, warm
blood an l prevent Chills and Colds.
H0STETTERS'
STOMACH BITTERS
also cures vsneils-lu, Indigestion,
lotivcncs y,mnle I)l9i Biliousness.
'"""V nd Malaria. Try It today.
RESOURCES,' $300,000.00.
;
because of the fact that they will have
no more school for un entire week.
Owing to the meeting of Uie eastern
division of the State Teachers' asso
ciation which oommcnaos here Mon
day and will last three days, no
school will be held on thosemlays. The
following day, Thursday, will be
Thanksgiving, and consequently it has
been decided to have an entire week's
holiday.
Thus far the school board has not
selected a man for city superinten
dent to take the place of Professor
Traver. Hut It Is understood a selec
tion will be made shortly, though the
members of the board decline mak
ing any further announcement at this
time.
FOR 20,000 POPULATION.
Walla Walla Will Embrace Every,
thing In the Surrounding Country.
Walla Wulla, liko Salem, believes in
the "benevolent assimilation" of
everything In sight in the wnv ef pop
ulation and the Commercial oluh of
the lardeii City has Just recommend
ed the extension of the corporate lim
its rf that city to include a number of
country settlements in thut vicinity
to r.-.lse the population of the incor
poration to the 20.000 mark.
The Walla Walla Union, speaking
of this great plan of extension and in
crease of population, sas-
J. M. Crawford. E. C. Mills and C
C. dose, the committee recently .ap
pointed by the Commercial club to In
vestigate the advisability of extend
ing the city limits so as to increase
the population of the city to the 20.
Ofl mark, yesterday made the fol
lowing report to the club:
This action of the Commercial club
was suggested by the agitation recent
ly started for the first-class charter
for Walla Walla, and the recommen
dation of the report, calling U r the
incorporation of the large tract east
of the city as far out us the Bernov
school, within the limits will meet
with the i.pproval of the larger per
centage of property owners in the
district.
STOVAI.L WINS FAME.
former Pcmllctnn Hull Player Ranks
High as Utility Man.
George Stnval, who played hall with
the Pendleton league team In '02, Is
one of seven players who are cHs.sed
as utility men in the story which ap
pears in the Seattle News of Novem
ber 20. The following clipping from
the article will be of Interest to local
fans who have followed the fortunes
cf the popul.ir ball tosser:
Stovall I Vtrsntllc.
George Stovall, one of the most
popular and valuable players that
ever wore a Cleveland suit. Is a man
that has played every position except
that behiird the bat. and played it
well at that. Since being a Cleve
lander he has played all the bases and
the various sections of the outfield
ami ajanaser Larry had no cause to
think that the position In question
was not being well cared for. Prior
to being a first baseman Stovell was
considered a fair .pitcher.
WALLA W ALLA S .METHOD.
Rates Says Garden City Xow Cleans
Streets by Flushing.
That Walla Walla has discarded
their rotary street sweepers and Is now
cleaning its paved streets entirely by
flushing them with water was stated
this morning by I. M. Hates, represen
tative of the Huffulo-Pitts company.
According; to Mr. Bates, the council
at Walla Walla purchased two sweep
vis soon aft?r they had their first
laving O'jnc. Hut since that time
they have secured a flushing wagon
which has water under pressure and
Is used nightly for the purpose- of
wishing the- dirt into the drainage
H'Wers.
Oregon's Dairy Business.
The annual report recently com
pleted by State Dairy and Food Com
missioner Hailey for the- past year
Rives some interesting facts and fig
ures relative to the dairy Industry In
Oregon, says the Rural Spirit. Til
total product of Oregon's cows In l lOTi
Is estimated at $2S,noo.OOO In round
numbers, and Mr. Pallejf estimates
that the output of 1106 will exceed
that amount by at least 40 per cent
These figures are quite encouraging,
especially when taken In connection
With the statement made by I'rof
O. L. McKay, hy whlrh It would seem
that there Is little danger of overdo
ing the business.
Will Leave for Pennsylvania.
S. M. Bleakney of Elgin, who has
been the guest of his brother. Rev,
W. H. Bleakney of Pendleton academy
for the past few days, will leave for
his old home at Pittsburg, Pa., next
Monday. He has Just recovered from
a severe attack of typhoid fever. He
will perhaps remain permanently In
Pennsylvania.
Penholder Pierced Eye.
The 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Mlnnis, while playing at homo
last evening, fell and a penholder
which It was carrying In Its hand,
pierced the left eye, penetrating
above the eyeball and Inflicting
serious wound. However, the sight
of the eye will not be affected.
Wood Is Scarce.
H. E. .Stevens was at Kamela this
week buying wood. He got several
carloads, but found It scarce. With
ears to transport it there would not
be a cord left along the mountain be
tween Pendleton and La Grande.
Echo Register.
Marriage License Issued.
A marriage license was Issued today
to L'iren n. French and Myrtle A.
ilould, both residents of this county.
Hereafter Indians will not be per
mitted to purchase liquor over the
bars of Lewlston saloons, the chief
of police having given orders to this
effect to the saloonmcn of the city.
The police chief takes for his auth
ority a section of the Idaho code,
which prohibits the sale of Intoxi
cants to Indians.
KNOX
HATS
Hi's
SUIT SALE
THE BIG BOSTON
Pendleton's Economy Centre
the most clothing is shown
LOCAL TALENT
WILL HE GIVEN' FOR TI1F.
BENEFIT OK GYMNASIUM.
High Class I'crforiimiK'c to Ik Staged
at 1 ruu-r During l.altiT Part of I
January Will Siii-minh All Others
(;yninasliim Committor Make Spe
cial Italo of $1 Per Month for Stu
dent Taking Class Work.
At a meeting of the gymnasium
committee held last evening It was
decided to arrange for a public enter
tainment to be given at the Frazer
theater during the latter part of Jan
uary. The purpose of the entertain
ment will he to raise funds with which
to assist In meeting the expenses of
the gymnasium,
While definite plans have hot yet
been wdriied out, it Is the intention
to make the affair one of the most
Interesting local talent shows that has
ever been given here. It will bo for
the most part In the nature of high
class vaudeville, and one of the prin
cipal features will be a singing and
dancing specialty by a chorus of young
ladles. There will also be many hu
morous numbers, while some first-
class acrobatic work will be given by
Physical Director Shockley and oth
ers. More complete arrangements mi
the entertainment will be made short
ly by Chairman Roy Raley and the
other memberB of the committee. Re
hearsals will be commenced after the
holidays.
At the request of students of the
high school the gymnasium commit
tee has fixed a special rate of $1 per
month for students taking the class
work In the gymnasium. This offer
is made upon condition that the work
be taken by at least 10 from the high
school or 20 from the high school,
Pendleton academy and business col
leee combined. Students taking ad
vantage of this offer will be allowed
to enter either the afternoon or eve
ning men's class.
SECURE NEW OFFICE ROOMS.
Will Moore and Moorelioiise & Ham
ilton Move to Dcwpaln Building.
The room In the Despaln building
formerly occupied by the Patton bar
ber shop Is now being fitted up for
office rooms and will be occupied by
Will Moore, manager for the Pacific
Coast Elevator company, and by tnc
firm of Moorhouse and Hamilton.
They will move Into their new quar
ters on December 1.
Owing to the changes that are to
be made In the Savings Bar.k bulld
Inir It was neccsnary for the above
nnmerl sontlemen to give up their
present offices.
ENTERTA
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Until December First
We will sell any sack suit excepting
black and blue serge, selling regularly
for $22.50, 25.00, 27.50 and 30.00
0.00
This exceptional offer is made to in
duce all persons not supplied to make
a record buy and get a first class suit
at little money. Remember this offer
is good only until December 1 St., so
do not forget and lose ::::::
Copyright 19M
Th Houm of Kuppcnhelmer
MANY MEN
The majority, in fact dress well;
that is, ordinarily, moderately well;
buL men who are particular about
every detail of style, of quality and
; of workmanship, are still few enough
to bejnoticed with favor. Be guided
by the "Men's Shop" label, and be
this kind of man.
Suits and Overcoats $10 to $30
729 Men's Shop;
Main MAX BAER. m
HANAN
SHOES
STORE
where
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