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Buy Your
Christmas
Gifts with
T. P. W. TRADING
STAMPS
Save every T. F. W.
trading stamp you cau get,
they offer you a positive
saving of exactly 5 per
cent of every dollar you
spend here. Xo matter
what you buy, groceries,
staples, clothing, shoes,
dry goods, wo givo you T.
P. W. stamps, one with
every 10.
Only Fourteen More Shopping
Days Remain 'til Xmas
Wherever you shop, shop earlyits not only greatly helpful to the stores
and their help but it's doubly helpful to you, you'll get better service and
better stocks from which to choose, and then you'll not have to hurry and
get excited and worried. We have many special bargains on sale every
day, it will pay you to watch them, you may find just what you are look
ing for and at greatly i educed prices.
Although vast quantities of merchandise have already been taken away by enthusiastic shoppers, we have the largest Christmas
stocks ever shown in Pendleton Christmas shopping is being done a great deal earlier this year than formerly and those who wait till tlio
last minute will probably be disappointed or hurried till shopping will be a worry instead of a pleasure.
HowAbovt an
Indian
ROBE
for Xmas. Xothing could
bo more suitable; You'll
find hero the most com
plete assortment of Pen
dleton Woolen Mills pro
ducts and they arc under
the care of an expert blan
ket man. Ho can tell you
all about them givo you
expert information.
ill l
NICE DOWNY
COMFORTS
FOR XMAS GIFTS.
She would appreciate one of
our nice Down Comforts more
than almost anything else. They
are beautiful, exquisitely made,
choice, classv designs and ma
terials $2.50 to $10.00
We'll care for your Xmas
gifts. Keep them here in our
parcel dept., ship them to
any address so they will reach
their destination on the 24th,
just in time. Will save you
trouble and worry.
Linen Towels
What makes a practical gift
for Xmas is one of our fine
Linen Iluck towels; embroid
ered; comes in regular size and
truest size. Prices each 35 to
75
SILK FINISHED VOILES
For dresses, fancy work, etc.
Comes pink, light blue, laven
der, brown and tan, 28 inches
wide, high silk finished, very
fine weave. The yard 25
Pendleton's Cleanest and Best
GROCERY
In our Model, Sanitary Base
ment. Phono Main 17.
All other departments Main
22.
Fine fat Norway Mackerel,
2 for 25.
Fancy Columbia river sal
mon bellies, lb. 20.
Fancy Smoked Bloaters,
each, 5.
Pure Grated Horse Radish,
jars 10, 25.
Rasplxrry, Strawberry, Lo
ganberry and Blackberry jams
and jellieis, jars 20.
Home made German Egg
Noodles, packages 15, 25.
Instant Postum, can Ik? made
instantly, cans 30 and 60.
Pure Peanut Butter, jars
15, 20, 35.
Furs for Christ
mas Gifts
Nothing so appreciated as
a warm set of Furs when
you're thinking of that Xmas gift
awr
"She" is. undoubtedly
having trouble keeping
her hands warm these cold
days. Just think how a
cozy muff would help.
When buying furs, go
where you will not be de
ceived wilfully or through
ignorance. We carry furs
of the dependable kind
only and have a thorough
knowledge of every fur
that is used.
Our children's furs range
in price from $1.95
to $5.00.
Lustrous black and brown
Coney sets, $2.95
$3.75, $5.95 and up.
Black Fox sets... $22.50
Red Fox sets $22.50
Isabella Fox sets $25.00
and up.
Tap Mink sets $65.00
Separate muffs and scarfs
from $1.49 upwards.
$2.00 Silk
Hose $1.49
Our very best quality silk
hose in black aiul colors. Just
what .you'll want to givo "her."
Saturday night spec $1.49
$ 1. 75 Dents
Gloves $1.49
Dents 1-fastner gloves in
London tan only. Full line of
sizes. Sat. night spec $1.49
Special Tonight
50 PILLOW TOPS 38
All tops at tli is price reduced.
Conventional and floral tops
included. Oblong and square
pillow tops; a largo assortment
of patterns to choose from.
Wliilo they last 38
Curtain Ma
terial 17c
One special lot of scrims,
nets, etc., included in this ex
tra special. ' Some of the bor
dered, wliilo others are plain.
While they last, yard 17
Mens Furnishings
No other storo can hope to
compare with us in men's fur
nishings; we have the best lines
in America.
Everwear Hose 25 and 50
Manhattan Shirts, $1.50, $2
and $3.
Dents Dress Gloves $1.50 to
$3.50.
IL & P. Dress Gloves $1.25
to $2.50.
Lewis Underwear, per suit
$2.00 to $6.00.
Bradlev "Rufnek" Sweaters
$5.00 and $7.00.
Earl & Wilson's Collars 15;
2 for 25.
Bradlev's Mufflers 50 to
$1.50.
Louis Auerbaeh, solid silk
Neckwear 25 up to $2.50
Hart, Schaf fner & Marx Suits
and Overcoats.
WATCH OUR ADS FOR
XMAS SUGGESTIONS.
IPrcmiuM
COUPOW I
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE.
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS.
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jPfitMiuMll :
COUPON I
WATCH OUR ADS FOR
XMAS SUGGESTIONS.
DISTINGUISHED
MEN WILL BE
IMMORTALIZED
Future Ages Will lie Shown Today's
Men of Fame Unique Plan Is
lroiosod to ProHtTVe Ilecords
Society Is Organized to Take Up
This Subject.
New York, Dec. 7. A unique plan
intended to preserve to future ages
records of the present time bo safe
guarded as to last for millions of years
has Just been set on foot here. The
society devoted to the purpose of Im
mortalizing the distinguished men
and women of today and providing
records of them which shall endure
as long as the mummies of ancient
Kgyptian rulers or the Pyramids
themselves as in active operation and
is known as the Modern Historic
Records Association. It Intends to
(ee to it that when the East River
has been filled and sold for building
sites and the buildings themselves
have crumbled away, when men of
4900 go by the sky-liners in eight
hours from the world metropolis in
Africa to the great senatoria around
the South Pole then on Thanksgiv
ings or Fourth of Julys or other less
nnrint tUi the enlightened world
ottlwu lrQl tdt about ths spread of
VtgvtabU turkey, mock turtle tablet
and concentrate of chicken and lis
ten to Andrew Carnegie's good old
after dinner story about the man who
saw the dog under the bed. And
Carnegie's face will appear to them,
as well, with the very same natural
look of amusement that it always gets
when the great iron master hears
himself tell a story. Hut Carnegie is
not the only celebrity whose face and
voice have been immortally "canned"
by camera and photograph and stow
ed away in the vaults of the Records
association. President Taft, Admiral
Dewey, Ambassador Bryce, King Al
fonHo of .Spain. Arthur Pinero, the
Knglish playwright, Oeorge Bernard
Shaw, Count Witte, Tomasso Salvin,
the great Italian actor. Hiram Maxis,
Luther Burbank and E. H. Harriman
and many others are represented In
one way or another. Of those whose
records Include a written and auto
graphed parchment. Intended to be
immortal, are Captain Rostron. who
describes how he saved the Titanic
survivors and Rear Admiral Peary,
who tells how he discovered the North
Pole.
New York has a surfeit of shows
and expositions but one Institution of
this kind that has made a place for
itself by its very novelty is the an
nual land show which has developed
Into a combination of a county fair
and an agricultural school. The
spectacle of a dairy farm in operation
with placid cows and squealing pigs
next door to Thirty-third street and
Fourth avenue where the city's trans
portation lines are stacked four lay
ers deep, tracks above tracks, appeals
to the love of contract which is strong
in the average dweller in the metrop
olis. While many of the exhibits are
frankly devoted to booming land de
velopment in different parts of the
country, the educational side of the
city's yearly "fair" is of practical
value as well. One result of this
year's show, for example, is expected
to be the development of a new ag
ricultural industry at the very doors
of the city. The judging of sugar
beets showed that the tubers grown
on Iing Island averaged higher in
sugar content than those grown in
the western states where this indus
try is well established. As a result
of this discovery plans are being
made for the establishment of su
gar beet culture on Long Island's
farm lands. How the cane sugar re
finers who have fought bitterly
against the extension of the beet su
gar industry will view the establish
ment of this new competitor at the
very doorstep of their own strong
hold Is a question but it probably will
lead them to redouble their efforts to
bring about legislation abolishing the
sugar tariff which they believe will
crush out the younger Industry and
leave them in undisputed control of
the situation. At any rate the land
show may be credited with providing
some practical knowledge in addition
to the entertainment which Is its main
purpose.
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger
of contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for Its cures of
colds. It contains no opium or other
narcotic and may be given to a child
with implicit confidence. Sold by all
dealers.
We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most Infectious diseases
such as whooping cough, diphtheria
R .JDKX -POWELL IV
LOVE WITH GIRLS WALK
General Followed Miss Soames for an
Hour Before Seeing Her Face.
London. General Robert Baden
Powell, chief of the Boy Scouts, and
his bride (Olave Soames), have set
tied in a little flat in Rutland Gate,
near Hyde Park, and thereby hangs
an Interesting little story.
some years ago the general was
walking across the park, when he no
ticed the remarkable swinging walk
of a tall girl in front of him. He was
so struck hy her manner 'of walking
and the poise of her head that, with
the instincts of the scout, he stalked
her for more than one hour without
seeing her face. The general believes
thoroughly in the theory that the
character of a person can be accur
ately Judged by the way he or she
walks and the way the hands are man
aged. He there and then decided the girl
he had stalked came up to his Ideal
of perfection In womanhood. On his
Journey around the world he saw the
same girl walking up and down the
deck of a West Indian steamer. Of
course, It Is ancient history that the
couple became secretly engaged before
the end of the voyage, and strangely
enough they are living in a flat within
the sight of the house where MLss
Soames lived when she took her walks
In Hyde Park.
The Baden-Powells are looking for
a permanent home, as neither of them
is ever happy very long In the city.
Mrs. Baden-Powell walks on an ave
rage of twenty miles a day, accom
panied by her dogs.
She and her husband have been
paying a round of country house visits
and their open devotion in very notice
able to their friends.
A Des Moines man had an attack
of muscular rheumatism In his shoul
der. A friend advised him to go to
Hot Springs. That meant an expense
of $150.00 or more. Ho sought for
a quicker and cheaper way to cure
it and found it In Chamberlain's Lin
iment. Three days after the first
application of this liniment he was
well. For sale by all dealers.
Pretty Scarf Arrangement.
Scarfs of mallnes, chiffon or net
are still three yards long and at least
a yard wide, but they are worn in a
wholly novel way. One end of the
filmy material, gathered into many
deep folds, is ribbon stayed, pinned
to the bodice an Inch or more above
the waist line, then drawn up one side
and across the back of the neck, then
down the other side of the bodice to
form a deep V, there caught under an
ornamental buckle and finally allow
ed to run diagonally over the side of
the skirt. Sometimes the scarf L
caught half way down the skirt with
a. second ornamental buckle matching
the one used upon the waist and again
t hangs freely almost to the hem of
mt V Jh n6W 8Carf8 are trim
med and have no finishing other than
the selvage of the material at th
"ides, but the end which is not rib!
mon stayed must of course be finish
ed with a deep hem.
If you are troubled with chronic
constlpauon. the mild and gentle e -"t
of Chamberlain's Tablets make,
them especially suited to your case
For sale by all dealers.
AooonunodaUon Brooch.
One of the new bowknot pins, set in
a Jeweled rim. has a feature that
makes ,t useful. It Is apparently a
m0,rue rlbb0n framed " ""alt
tUTT;, bUt th,S ribbon' ,n8t0 of
being Statlonm-v ma- v .
-,K . j reinovea ana
CMtume "Ub8tltutwl t0 match any
One tln of thi - i- - .
nches long and is worn to catch ui
laces or drapery on the corsage or a
a hair ornament. Buckles for watch
fobs can be found In the same Btyle.
bo the ribbon of the fob may be
changed to match different gowns.
When you have a bilious attack
give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial
They are excellent. For Bale by alt
dealers. '