East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ PACE TWO. DAILY EAST OH EG 0X1 AX. rEXDLETOX. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1912 TWELVE PAGES -V?' . J I Your Christmas Gift List Can Best be Filled at The Peoples Warehouse You'll find here the greatest stocks. We bought so generously for the holiday trade that our assortments are complete New goods are arriv ing daily- you will find here now just as satisfactory choosing as on the first day of the Christmas rush Quality merchandise that has no com petition here. HELP US AND HELP YOURSELF BY SHOPPING IN THE MORNING HOURS. From 9 to 12 in the morning there are as a rule less than one-sixth as many people in the store as there are from 1:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon, that means you can get prompt at tention and the careful painstaking service we like to give, and will feel more like taking your time to make selections during the morning hours than later in the day. Purchases made in the morning are sure to be delivered same day. STORE OPEN THIS EVENING 'TIL 9:30 O'CLOCK Do you realize that only 2 more shopping days remain-Time is passing quickly, don't lose sight of this fact. IF IT'S FOR "HIM" Come to our MEN'S DEP'T. You will find the best in Quality, Newest in Style and the most Economical in Price KEDl'CTIOX SALE OF HOYS' sriTS AXI) OVER COATS. Uerc'i your 'chance to make th y& happy, good warm, new stylish Hercules suits at prices within "the reach of all. You can afford to Imy him a new suit even if his old one is fairly jrood. Hercules suits arc all wool. Pants arc lined with Herculine. They're shower proof, taped seams, patent hut tons. The lxst Inns' suits in America. 95.00 Suits ro for $3.75 $6.00 Suits r for.... ?4.50 $7.50 Suits pn for... $5.62 $10.00 Suitis ro for $7.50 MEX'S RATH ROUES RE DUCED OXE THIiyj" Rath rohes arc most accept aid as lifts. Xo man was ever known to have an oversiipply. We can show more than you'll find elsewhere, the patterns arc trood too. Quality is O. I. While they last you can have vour choice at, a reduction of OXE THIRD. SMOKING JACKETS AT BARGAIX PRICES " If he ever had a smoking jacket he'll find it niiiilitv hard to rct alon without one and if he never had one he'll ! de lighted with one. A man can t more pleasure and comfort out of a smoking jacket than any other house garment. Come in and see our showing, you may sec just what you are look ing for. $5.00 Smoking Jackets $3.35 $6.00 Smoking Jackets $4.00 $7.50 Smoking Jackets S5.00 $10 Smoking Jackets $6.65 MEN'S SILK SOX. :', PAIR FOR $1.00 We have a few pairs of our special 35 silk sox left, tliev'n yoin? rapidly, certainly a very Miitahle Xma jrift: urccn, tan, lavender, red and navv. MEN'S XECKWEAR 25 50, 75, $1 to $2 Ours is the greatest showing of neckwear ever displayed in IVndh ton. Every tvle is widelv represented here! OCR VALUES HAVE NO EQUAL in Pendleton. You'll find here the pattern you've ltcen want inn Our line of knitted ties is In au tiful and selling rapidly After fchopers have looked all ar ound town thev come here and find MUST' THE TIE." Choice 50 Pendleton Indian Robes, Bath Robes, Blankets Couch Covers, Auto Robes. Rugs, Etc. for Christmas Gifts They'll please anyone, you could not get a more acceptable article. We now have a special Pendleton Woolen Mills Dep't., we can furn ish, you with anything the Mill has on the market f We also have a sjjecial blanket man, who has made hlankets his business for years, can tell you all about them", the origin of the patterns, the weaves, materials and ipiality. Everything in this department is sold strictly according to mill prices, and EXPRESS PAID to any oint in America. INDIAN ROBES $8. SO BA TH ROBES $18. 50 APPRECIATION of cur efforts it what we all enjoy ; To get the greatest amount of appreciation of the Christina j gifts "you give," you should buy some article in our women's ready-to-wear department, where every article is practical for ; (very day use, thus causing a constant reminder of the giver: . We list below a few items as suggestions. .Vote the ex i tn inely modest prices. ' lilaek ami Colored ,Messalinc Waists $3.75 up Wiite Tailored. Linen Waists 9S up ; M -valine Petticoats, all colors $1.95 up Hand Embroidered Night Gowns $1.10 up Fancy Tea and Sewing Aprons 25 up , Children's Knit Suits pants, sweater anil cap $2.25 up Infants' Hand Embroidered Saciics 49 up Women's Sweaters, all colors Women's Tailored Suits Women's Stvlish Coats $2.00 up $9.75 up $8.75 up XMAS SPECIALS FOR MONDA Y 0NL Y in Our Model Pure Food Grocery. Call M. 17. All Other Dep't. M. 22 Mixed Nuts, New Crop, pounds 45 Xmas Candies, pnnid 15 anil up Extra Good Hawaiian Pineapple, cans $1.00 Maraschino Cherries, large size lxrttle .'. 75 Fancy Large Queen Olives, pint 25 Fancy Green Asparagus, 2 cans 45 Fancy Large Cove Oysters, cans 50 Mince Meat, very fancy stock, per jtound 15 flams, extra nice and suiar cured. ier nound 23t I 'aeon, medium weight, sugar cured and good stock, per lb. 25 Fancy Pack Alaska Salmon, 2 cans 25 Fancv ISarataria Shrimp, i cans 25 Tender Sweet Peas, I) cans for 50 Fancy Stringless Beans, 3 cans for 50 Peaches, Pears, Apricots and Blackberries, good tabic fruit can .... 20 Parker's limine Made Cookies, 3 package 25 Ih Peoples Warehouse WIIKItK IT PAYS TO TKAIlK ' KAVK YOUR T. I'. V. STAMPS t Toys 1-2 Price Dolls h2 Price This Coupon is Worth 30 T. P. W. Trading Stamps to you il brought to our office on or before 1 :'.'() p. in. Monday, Dec. 23 together with a purchase of $1 or more from our 1st or 2nd floors of that date. Concerning Handkerchief Dot's one ever have too many i Xoljody ever heard of such a thing. Were they ever un welcome as gifts Xot in the hfstory of Christinas. Of gifts so universally accep table we have supplied thous ands. Handkerchiefs of good linen as cheap as five cents, and there are exquisite bits of linen, hand embroidered that bring one dol lar and fiftv cents. SERGE CHIFFON'S In all shades of rainlov; 42 inches wide, gixnl heavy weight. "The'' fabric for "over drapes" and for whole dresses. The van I :;: $1.00 XMAS SILKS In silk and dress lengths of the newest creation from the east. All on display. Xo trouble to show. The vd. $1.25 AN IDEAL GIFT A coat length from piece of "White Chinchilla," :.! inches wide, all wool, soft, finish. Ex pressly made for coats. A HINT! Find out the fads of your friends. Give them what, they care nnst alout. " Once there was a woman whose hobby was bird cages. She was always happy when her friends brought her one of the queer old things. And once there was a rolling stone of a man who gathered nothing but. nutcrackers wher ever he went nutcrackers with faces of leautics and men carved on them; nutcrackers that looked like anything ex cept what they were. His friends always know what to (rive him on birthdays and Christmas. EVERYBODY HAS A FAD OF SOME SORT. The fad of the 2-year-old may l' steam engines, and the fad of his mother may le shoes. The whole secret of Christ mas is TO FIND THE FAD. After that the store will help. Wa'.la Walla a the scene of the wedding of a prominent young Pen dleton couple on Wednesday, Mr. Merle Farrell and Miss Blanche Bad ley quietly stealing away to that city and being united in marriage by Rev. E. M. Clingan of the First Presby terian church. In the presence of only the necessary witnesses. The young couple returned to Pendleton that evening and the next morning left for San Francisco where they will nrobablv make their future home. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S Badv of this city and has been a popular member of the younger society set for a number of years. She is a graduate of the Pen dleton high school and last year at tended the University of Washington where she became a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She is also affiliated with the Sigma Epsl lon Omieron local sorority of this city. Mr. Farrell has lived in Pendle ton for the past three years and dur ing that time has been a member of the clerical force of Jhe American National bank. Hi resigned his posi- I -i ..... . . . i . ........jnta Vi I m u.t f lion last ween i u".iic u. with his brother in the automobile business in California. Both young people have a host of friends here and they take many good wishes with them to their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Thompson entertained five tables of bride at their College street home last even ing complimenting Mr. and Mrs. C5. M. Leser of Los Angeles, who are spending the holidays with relatives in Pendleton. High score trophies were captured by Miss Maude Sheri dan and Mr. I.eser. Following the refreshments, in the serving of which Mrs. Thomison was assisted by the Misses Daphne Swearingen and Thel mi Thompson, Mrs. F. E. Boyden added a great (leal of pleasure to the evening by rendering two beautiful piano classics. The guest list for the affair Included Mr. and Mm. F. E. Judd. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E. Brock. Dr. and Mrs.' F. E. Boyden. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Raley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earle. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert W. Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. Mer'.e R. Chessman, Mrs. Jones, Misses Maude Sheridan and Effie Jean Frazicr and C. E. Trout man (Aberdeen. who is to become a bride during thn coming week, the member of tha Sigma Epsilon Omieron sorority an hostesses at a tea this afternoon at the home of Miss Lillian Boylen on the south hill. So popular have become the dance which are given by the new Butter creek club, that it has been decided to give a series of them two weeks apart. One was held last evening and was well attended by people from thw surrounding community. Mrs. William L. Thompson, accom panied by her son, Edward, went to Spokane during the week for a short visit with her sister tierore going on to Asotin to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baum elster. Mrs. Leon Cohen entertained th members of the Evening Bridge club and several other guests on Tuesday evening at her north hill home. Priz es for play were won by Mrs. W. L. Thompson and C3. W. Phelps. j Mrs. H. Alexander will leave to j morrow for Portland to spend the Christmas holidays at the apartments of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd, in Elton Court. - Misses Louise and Ruth Wisi-. teachers in the Pendleton high echoed, left yesterday for Hoqulam, Washing ton, where they will spend Chlstm;u with relatives. Later they will visit in Arietta. Miss Mary Johns returned homw Thursday after spending sevoral weeks us the guest of Miss Pearl Mc Kenna of Portland. ' Mrs. C. K. Cranston was hostess to the Jolly Neighbors yesterday after noon. Cards were played and th prize was won- by Mrs. A. W. Nye. Miss Christina Moore, one of th high school teachers, left yesterday for Corvallis to spend the Christmas holidays. With the close of the various col leges for the Christmas holidays, a number of Pen.lleton students are coming i home spend the vacation period. Harry Siebert and Hans Ktruve returned this morning from Corvallis, where they are attending the Oregon Agricultural college and Lyman (J. Rice returned from Eugene where he Is In his junior year at the University of Oregon. Bert Jerard, Chester Fee and Claude Hampton, all students at the latter Institution, will arrive home tonight or in the morning. Cress Sturgi's and Richard Devlne arrived this morning at tert o'clock from Seattle, where they are attending the University of Washing ton. A wedding of interest to Pendleton people occurred In Spokane on Wed nesday evening when a former well known local couple, Miss Mary Zur cher and Mr. Elmer H. Storle. were united in marriage. The bride spent several years in Pendleton when she was a member of the faculty of the j public schools and Is an extremely popular and charming young lady. Mr. Storie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Storie of this city, and made this city his home from boyhood un til a year or more ago when he was called to Spokane by the Holt Man ufacturing Co.. with which he had pievl .usly held a position locally. He Is a graduate of Pendleton high school and completed his education at the University of Oregon, where he was a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. He and his bridf wilt make their home In Spokane. Mrs. (Sertrude Ferguson, formerly of this city, is over from Walla Walliv and is a guest at the home of Mrs. Roy Alexander. Mrs. Roy Alexander and Mrs. Law rence O. Frazier spent Tuesday night in Walla Walla at the home of tn formers sister, Mrs. R. E. Paddock. Mrs. Charles Hamilton Is In from her farm home to spend the holiday week at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. A. Strahorn. Miss Ruth Neal of Freewater re turned to her home today after spend ing several days In the city. Out of the (jiicMton. "Will you go riding with me?" "I should say not Exhibit my IS 13 gown in your old 1911 car?" Chi cago Journal. A Water IM. Wigwag I hear you have been buying suburban property at Swamp hurst. How deep is your lot? Gooilthing About two feet at high tide. Philadelphia Record. A Merry Christmas luis no real meaning to the dyg IMHic. Ills stonuM'li Ih bad, liver torjrfd, bowels clogged. No won tier he feels 'blue." HOSTETTEIR'S STOMACH BITTERS Ix-forp meals will help wonder fully in overcoming such ills. Try a bottlo today. All druggists. The election of officers for June Hive, L. O. T. M., was held Tuesday afternoon In the Moose hall. The following officers were elected for the term: Lady McConnel, commander; lieutenant commander, Lady Miller; past commander. Lady McRae; rec ord keeper. Lady Rogers; finance au ditor, Lady Rogers; chaplain, Lady Davis; lady at arms. Lady Drake; sergeant. Lady Pierce; sentinel. Lady Hampton; picket. Lady Knight; of ficial prompter, Lady Krebs; musi cian, Lady Humphrey; musical direc tor, Lady -Wilson; captnin of guards. Lady Dunham; color bearers, Ladles Craig and Hays; ' Installing officer, Lady O'Danlel. Miss Margaret Lowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lowell of this city, Is the leading soloist upon the violin In Pacific University Orchestra, which organization is accompanying the Glee Club of that Institution on its annual Christmas tour. The itinerary this year covers the towns of flouthwestern Oregon, Astoria and Hood River. Miss Lowell will reach home forthe holi days on Sunday morning. Complimentary to Miss Helen Hart, Wltat animal Is suggested when your npiietite sugnests rk chops? 'damn 33? IHlood5 Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system. Oet it today In usual llrpild form or hoiulated tablets called Sartatabs. lorcupie! We Suggest When For Pork You Pine, That You Come Right Here, And Get in Line. We'll Rene You Just As Quick As We Can, And Youll Find Everything Spick And Span. Empire Moat Co, PHONE MAIN IS.