DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON', OltEGON, THUKSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1909
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DAILY EAfeT OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER: SO, 1909.
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rpO the good people near and far who have made Pendleton their Base of
Supplies this year, we, the Merchants of Pendleton, rise to make our
best bow.
You've given us a splendid business during the year just closing and
we thank you for it.
We have appreciated highly your valuable trade, be it little or lot, and
now. as the grand old year elapses into mere memory we want to take off
our hats to you and speak a most cordial Thank You.
Your generous response to our invitation for your business has a two
fold significance:
Your coming showed your confidence in us.
Your buying proved your confidence in our goods and craftmanship. .
This section is on the eve of the greatest prosperity-period in its history.
No theorizing nor guess-work. The only thing the folks have to do now is
to gather their gains, be they large or small and spend the money. The
chary, wary period is on the wane. The day of confidence has dawned.
Its brightness is upon us. The golden stream has been a mere trickle, lost
now and then among the Hills of Hardtimes. But it is gathering volume,
and its pleasant waters already lave the commercial shores with reviving
tonic in their touch. Growing, broadening, deepening, not many days hence,
the stream will be a mighty, rushing River, the waters whereof shall make
glad the hearts of all the people and bring joy to the battalions of business.
It's coming there's no way to stop it.
Pendleton will be right there, getting her share.
Pendleton has never halted at the hehest of Hardtimes. The tighter
the times, the more vigorous and splendid her efforts. No idle leaning on
her oars for Pendleton. No resting on her laurelsshe knows she can't rest
on them and keep them fresh. She hustles while she waits. She has
caught the first gleams of the Sun o
out on the Hilltops of Hope.
Prosperity, because she's up early and
We known the stubborn facts
That's Pendleton, and Pendleton is our town,
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We propose to strengthen every day Pendleton's already established
claims as the Market-place of Eastern Oregon.
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We are not romancers nor sentimentalists, for all we talk about hilltops
of hope and things like that.
of business. We know that Pendleton
need not expect your trade unless she deserves it. We' know that we can
not expect you to swell our volume; of sales unless we can sell you the goods
that satisfy.
There isn't a town in the country that calls on her merchants for
money and service oftener than Pendleton,
All the time something going on. Altruism alert. Generosity put to
proof. Loyalty in the limelight. The Pendleton Spirit strenuously on the
job.
Which is strictly as it should be.
And there isn't a town on earth where the merchants respond as
they do in Pendleton., They never deny claims. She counts on gen
erous co-operation, and she gets it.
It is the biggest secret of Pendleton's marvelous and manifold
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successes.
We know that the commercial surpremacy of Pendleton means that we
must adsolutely leave competition in the shade.
Pendleton must stand forth to (he world as the Town-Afraid-of -Nothing.
Industriously and commercially, she's there.now. We, her business
men. stand together to keep her there for all time to come.
We want you all to join with us and boost Pendleton, her cli
mate, her fine schools, her progressive spirit, her products, her
goods, her facilities for shopping, to boost your own home town and
bring the buyers of this and adjoining counties flocking for Pendle
ton wares. We want to blaze the way for a bigger, busier ancf
better Pendleton by saturating the Inland Empire with the story of
our factory, foundry, shop or store.
We already have the eyes of Eastern Oregon turned on Pendleton, the
' ear of the Inland Empire attent upon Pendleton's message, the money-bags
of the surrounding country open for Pendleton goods-help us to extend our
field.
We have the stuff, no matter what -shoe strings or combined harvesters
-and you know it is the stuff. v
Team-work is the- thing. The star pitcher may be all right in his place
but if he hasn't the other eight with him, he is liable to be knocked out of
the box.
We want you to join us we need you you need us.
There is a whole lot of lost motion in disconnected efforta dab
here and there makes no particular impression. But a strong, unit
ed front, and a loud, insistent chorus does the business.
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Let's do it for Pendleton the town in which we live.
We have the goods, you need them. You need us and we need you.
The problem of Supply and Demand is as old as the World, but we are
chiefly concerned with its' here-and-no w aspects. We've solved it for the
year that's closing. With your help, we'll solve it even better for the one
that's coming.
Thank you kindly, ladies and gentlemen. Our season's greet
ngs, to you and yours and our good wishes. May you live long and
prosper.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE,
Where it pays to trade.
WORKINGMENS CLOTHING CO.,
Lower expense makes our prices lower.
TAYLOR HARDWARE CO.,
Dependable hardware.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Where you trade to save.
LIVENGOOD & CO.,
Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns.
WOHLENBERG DEPT. STORE,
Better goods for less money.
BOND BROTHERS,
Pendleton's Leading Clothiers.
ALEXANDER DEPT. STORE,
The progressive store,
V.-STROBLE,
Cheapest place in city for household goods.
J. E. BEAM,
Cigars, Tobacco, Smokers Supplies.
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO.,
Abstracts of title, insurance, real estate.
'. KL BURROUGHS, '
Fuel and Ice. .
INGRAMS GROCERY,
Everything that's good to eat.
R. M. SAWTELLE,
Practical jeweler.
INDOOR RIFLE RANGE,
W. W. Yeager, Prop.
CLARK'S GROCERY,
Wholesale and retail.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET,
Caterers to the home cook.
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PENDLETON LUMBER YARDS
Ben F. Hill, Manager
A. L. SCIIAEFER,
Experienced jeweler.
PENDLETON DRUG CO.,
The mark of quality.
EILERS PIANO nOUSE,
Busiest, Biggest, Best.
J. L. V AUG HAN, "
Electrical supplies.
GRAY BROTHERS,
The leading grocers.
THE WONDER STORE,
Despain & Bonney.
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KM PI RE MEAT CO.,
Schwarz & Greulicli.
J. F. KENLEY,
Practical watchmaker.
PIONEER CIGAR FACTORY,
Jns. A. Devlin, Prop.
TALLMAN & CO.,
Lending Druggists.
CAMPBELL MILLINERY,
Oldest established millinery.
THE QUELLE RESTAURANT,
Gns. La Fountaine, Prop.
NELSON'S "IIANDY STORE,"
C. E. Nelson, Prop.
"KOEPPENS"
The drug store that serves you best.
V C. Koeppen & Bros.' "WIO"!
WM. E. HANSCOM,
Pendleton's leading jeweler.
E. J. MURPHY,
' Paints, wall paper and glass.
THE IIAMLEY-McFATRIDGE CO.,
Saddles nnd Harness.
NISSEN IMPLEMENT CO.,
By John Nissen, Manager,
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THE VOGUE MILLINERY,
Idleman & Hilleary.
DR. L. D. IDLEMAN,
Modern Dentistry.
LA DOW & PETERSON,
Independent hardware men.
W. J. CLARKE t CO.,
The modern hardware store. ,
PFNDLETOX CASH MARKET,
Tullis & Ramsdell.'
THE LYMAN MARKET,
C. B. Lyman, Prop.
THE DOMESTIC LAUNDRY,
J. F. Robinson, Prop.
OREGON BAKERY AND GROCERY,
C. Rohrman, Prop.
THE STANDARD GROCERY,
"Good to eats" for the table.
OWL TEA HOUSE.
W. A. Snedeker, Prop.
FRAZIER'S BOOK STORE,
Stationery, Books, etc.
II. J. KEOGH, s
General electrician signs a specialty.
SHARON & EDDINGS,
Plumbing, new and second-hand dealers.
ELLIOTT'S RESTAURANT,
"Like boarding at home."
BEDDOW & MILLER,
Plumbing, gas and steam fitting exclusively.
J. IL CHILDRETII & CO.,
Horse-shoeing, blacksmithing, wagon making.
OREGON LUMBER YARD,
Lumber, sash, doors and fuel.
EAST OREGONIAN PUB. CO.,
Publishers and printers.