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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1910)
PAGE TEX. DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1910 TEN PAGES. Newsy Notes of Pendleton Another Christmas Gift KHOLH PURE C0C0AMUT BUTTER FOR HOME COOKIXG. "Nature's Terfect Vegetable Fat." The weakest stomach can digest it. Comes in 3 lb., 5 lb., and 10 lb. air tight tin pails with a cook book in each pail. Order a pail today and pive it a trial. Tour money back if not satisfactory. Standard Grocery Co. Inc. Where all are Pleased Frank O'Gara, Pres. Bernard O'Gara, Sec.-Treas 214-216 East Court Street Ix-avo on Southern Trip. Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell, ac companied by tholr daughter, Miss Blanche Caldwell, will leave this eve ning for a two months' trip through California and old Mexico. The Nov FR0H us Wednesday BOSTON $F; QQNshi tore to you Last Ghanco Left on Goose Hunt. Roland Oliver and Roscoe Frost loft on the local this morning for the west end of the county where they will attempt to bag the wild goose In his native haunts. They have ordered a dray to meet their train tomorrow evening. 1 THE MARK OF QUALITY MY STOCK IS REPLETE WITH WARES FROM THE COUNT RIES BEST MAKERS IT IS THE POLICY OF THIS STORE TO IDENTIFY OUR STOCK WITH GOODS FROM THE MOSTRE PUTABLE MAKERS AND THIS IS PARTIC ULARLY EVIDENT IN OUR DISPLAY OF GOLD AND SIL VER. TO THE KEEN OB SERVER OUR GOLD GOODS SHOW MANY GOOD CHARACTER- ' ISTIC SUCH AS WEIGHT PLUMP NESS OF KARAT AND FINISH AND OUR CASE AND CHE5T5 OF SILVE R CONTAIN PROD -CTS FROM AMERICAS FOREMOST SILVERSMITHS THE GENTLE ART OF GIFT GIVING IS SOL VED WHEN YCU CAN GIVE AN ARTICLE FROM SAWTELLES AND HAVE THE COMFORT AND SATISFACTION OF KNOWING THAT IT HAS A DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE NOT EVI DENT IN GOODS OF OR DINARY MAKE OR FOUND IN THE AVERAGE STORE ROYAL M. SAWTELLE JEWELER , PENDLETON, o XoMlymM on Honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Walker, who were made man and wife yesterday In Weston, left on the local this morn ing for a abort honeymoon trip. Mrs Walker was formerly Miss Agnes Bullfinch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bullfinch. A Case of Measles. Thelma Thompson, the little daueh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson, is confined to her home on Smith Main streek with an atack of the measles. According to Dr. C. J. Smith, who is attending the case, this is the first measles patient reported In two weeks. Will Close Also. By an unfortunate error, the names of Max Baer, F. E. Llvengood, and the Boston Store were omitted in the list of Institutions who will close their doors on the Mondays follow ing Christmas and New Tears. All three were among the first to sign the paper which gives the clerks two holidays. To Men and Young Men ANY SUIT Received Rice Shower. Friends of Miss Helen Maud Terry that was, Mrs. W. F. Kull that Is, gathered at the train this morning when the newly married couple left on their honeymoon trip and gave them a liberal shower of rice. The bride was formerly proprietor of the millinery department of the Peoples Warehouse. Handed a Big Lemon. J. S. Keys, district manager of the Bankers' Reserve Life Insurance company, is displaying a giant lemon which was sent to him from Houston, Texas, by Mrs. J. E. Miller, his mother-in-law. It is as large as a young pumpkin and would make enough lemonade for a score of people. Mrs. Miller also sent a box of persimmons which grow wild in the southern stales. Tour Glory Tickets Issued. county Clerk Frank Saling Issued two marriage licenses yesterday af ternoon and two more this morning, all the parties Interested being from j .-'--'O'. Those yesterday were Is. sued to Walter F. Kull and Helen M. , Terry and Claud M. Eby and Pearl k. iiorrow. Those this morning were issued to Charles Holmen and Dora Adams and Duncan McDonald and Maggie Watson. "Magical Transformation" Is the unanimous expression of the appearance of your suit when it comes home from Dick Sullivan's. Clean ing and pressing is a study as well as business with us we have the most modern methods and will make a "Magical Transformation" of your old suit or dress if you only send It to Pendleton Dye Works INK Bant Alia. St. Fh Main It M a ny Pretty Presents and at prices much lower than you will pay elsewhere SEE OUR WINDOWS. Shaving Seta Perfumes Picture Frames Boxes of Stationery Smoking Trays Pin Cushions Dolls Doll Heads Fur Lined Slippers Toilet Sets Games Toys Galore THE WONDER STORE DhSPAIN ft BONNET Mala aai Coirt Stri Only 3 More Days 'Till Christmas llave you considered your table for that day. We will carry a full line of tu eys, chickens, etc. We would be pleased to help you in any suggestions for your Christmas dinner. Nice young spring chicken 100 lbs, best cane sugar White Satin flour per sack Come and Tisit our Quaker demonstrations. $6.50 ?1.25 E. M. Walsh, grocery THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. C. S. WALSH, lift. New Tcaplt BuiUiig, 12 Maim. Telephone Main 442. Would Foreclose Lien. Suit has been begun by Thomas Eros., against W. V. Norton to fore close a lien which the plaintiffs have "n the grain of the defendant. In the complaint it is alleged that the plairttiffs did harvesting work for the defendant to the amount of $350 and falling to collect that amount or any part thereof filed a lien on the lat-tc-r's grain. Judgment for J50 attor ney fees is also asked. After Sacred Pictures. At the story hour at the public li brary Saturday the story win be about the birth of Christ ana the origin of Christmas, thp tory teller being Miss Waugh. To Illustrate the talk It Is desired to secure pictures of "The Three Wise Men" and of "The Ka tivlty." Parties having those pictures and are willing to allow them used for this purpose are asked to notify Miss Fleck, the librarian. IUM Crows Stamps at P. O. The ladles of the Current Literature club who have In charge the sale of the Red Cross Christmas stamps have established a station in the Baum's store in the postofflce building so that people who are mailing packages can procure the little seals without Inconvenience. They have a large supply on hand and will attempt to turn over a large sum from the sales to the National Red Cross society to assist in the fight against tuberculosis. in the Boston Store red. in price the amount of FIVE DOLLARS This cut in the price is a Christinas Gift to You. 1 00 of Our Friends should avail themselves of this chance to save COLLEGE WARBLERS APPEAR HERE TONIGHT Fresh from their conquest of the Willamette valley and Portland, a full score of rah rah boys represent ing the University of Oregon Glee club will arrive in Pendleton at 5.15 this evening to sing their way into the hearts of Pendleton people. It has been two years since the city lias been invaded by college warblers and their appearance tonight will be right wel come. The curtain will be held until 9 o'clock on the request of the mer chants whose clerks are desirous of attending the concert, Several of the glee boys are known In Pendleton. Glen Storie, son ot. Mr and Mrs. W. A. Storie, is a prominent member of the tenor section and takes a leading part in the closing sketch. Tom Burke, leader of tne club, Is a brother of Hairy Burke, formerly connected with the East Oregonlan, and has many frlendi in tne city. Burns Powell, leader or the hungry four quartet, has been in Pendleton several times with MeElroys band, with which organization he plays each summer. Lloyd Barzee, a member of the bass section, visited with Prin cipal A. C. Hampton and Harold Warner last fall and made many friends here. Alumni of the University or Oregon in the city are planning to welcome the boys cordially. They will fill the boxes at the theater anft will inter sperse a few college yells between the numbers on the program. After the concert, the visiting collegians will be entertained at the various homes in the city. R. W. Fletcher, circulation mana ger of the East Oregonlan, left on the local this morning for the west end of the county, where he is spending the day in connection with his depart ment of the paper. Post Office a Uuny IMucc. The gift season is already on In earnest at the local postofflce where, during the greatr part of the day there has been a jam of people about the registry and stamp windows, all ' waiting to buy stamps or mall parcels, which for the most part had a Santa Claufiian appearance. Yesterday was also a good day in the money order department, the sales being as heavy as those of any day for several weeks. Although there Is a considerable In crease of work In tho office, the force of clerks is taking care of the parcels as fast as they come. Sim to Collect Notes. Two suits have been instituted In the circuit court for the collection of money due on notes given. The first was , filed by Attorney James A. Fee for E. L. Smith against A. O. McCarty a?k!ng judgment for a balance of $1308.10 on an original note for IS,. 077.70 with Interest, $150 attorney fes and disbursements. The second was filed by Lowell and Winter for the Commercial National bank of Fargo, N. D., against J. L. Coleman and F. E. Ball and asked for judgment against .the defendants for $1325 and Interest due on a note. The note was given by Coleman but was endorsed later by Ball. Attorney J. P. Neal of Freewater, will arrive on the Spokane train this evening to attend the concert of the Oregon Glee club this evening at the Oregon theater. IF yon have lost your good health let the Bitters help you regain it. It lias a record In such canes.' It la for Stomach Ills, Colds, Grippe and Malaria, Insist on having OSTETTER' CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTER A Superb Display of Xmas Gift, Articles ISITORS at Schaefer's are impressed with the great variety of gift articles in all the different lines, the many new designs in each, and the wide scope of prices gw.i?r?;t5r rr-v r : - r.-r .. . DIAMOND JEWELRY, WATCHES FOR LADIES, WATCHES FOR GENTLEMEN, CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, TOI LET ARTICLES, SILVEKWAHE, CUT GLASS, UMHKELLAS. Also gold, sliver and enameled Jewelry of every con ceivable kind, design and price. A Word about Diamonds Did it ever occur to you that based upon the way In which diamond are purchased, depends the price you are compelled to pay. We buy our diamonds direct from the largest and leading cutters of the United States, pay cash for every order and discount every bill. You Receive the Benefit of Oar Buying Right! Tou save paying a profit to the "middle man" and interest on "time accounts." PRESENTS OF WORTH, THAT ARE PRACTICAL AND CHERISHED, AT A. L. SCHAEFER'S Leading Jeweler. 1 M " Surry! Only 3 Days More of Cut Prices at the Owl Tea House on Court Street Fancy China and Cut Glass at Half and. Less The Price Will Raise After Christmas Get Busy OWE TEA HOUSE IN THEIR NEW STORE-ROOM, FORMERLY INGRAM'S GROCERY, MAIN, ST. 3 '"
