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ef ts ep Sofoe the Problem of
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" What To Give For Christmas. "
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tor your convenience in order that you may solve quickly yourprob gj
lem or What to Give and enjoy the comforts and advantages of man- $
ing your selections early in the fourteen shopping days remaining before 8
Christmas all departments at The Peoples Warehouse ate full to over' j$
lowing with useful and practical gifts for Men, Women and Children.
DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY- 1
FIRST CHOICE IS AL WA YS BEST. I
All Afternoon and Evening Dresses Reduced $
For Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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They are tie season's newest models, made of chiffon,
crepe do chine, messaline and lace. Tearl and rliincstone or
naments are used in trimming these daintv dresses.
920.00 Dressea Educed to - - $14.05
925.00 Dresses Induced to ?18.C0
930.00 Dresses Kednccd to $21.80
$35.00 Dresses Keduced to ' $25.90
940.00 Presses Kpdnw, to , - 928.95
950.00 Dressos Feduee.1 to .. - . 93G.85
We will wrap your bundles
so they will get there
Looking nice and cleanj on time, and so
that they will LOOK LIKE CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS. Paper of the hol
ly kind, fancy twine, Christinas seals,
cards, etc., pack carefully, insure an.1
send by parcels post FKEE of charge to
you. Saving you all trouble and care.
Mr. lien Trombley loft toddy for
Portland for a visit with friends,
Mm. Lou Dockntttter of Portland,
who has been a guest of Mm. Fred
Tloch for several weeks, returned to
diiy to her home and wu accompa
nled by Mrs. Ploch who will visit In
Portland for two weeks.
Mrs. Charles F. Colesworthy was
hostess yesterday afternoon to the
South Hill Bridge Club at her homo
on High street. High score honors
were won by Mrs. James A. Fee.
Aside from club members Mrs
tolesworthy had as guests Mrs O. I.
La Dow and Mrs. D. N. Reber.
The Duplicate Whist Club was de
lightfully entertnlned yesterday at the
nome of Mrs. Will Moore on Jack
son street.
The North Side Bridge Club Is be
Inn entertained this afternoon by Mm.
George D. Haslett at her Jackson
street home.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Brown, who have
been In Walla Walla for the past
inree months, have moved back to
their home at 617 Maple street. Mr.
nrown Is employed by the Warren
Construction company.
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PILOT ROCK, IS
BUSY PIACE FOR
HOLIDAY SEASON
OUTSIDE RESIDENTS COME IX
TO TKA1)K OT1IKK NEWS
NOTES OF TOWX.
-Mrs.
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JUL
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$5.00 Boys Suits
$3.95
NORFOLK SUITS WITH TWO
PAWS OF PANTS. AX EXCEP
TIONAL BAKGAIX. DON'T PASS
IT UP. CHOICE ?3.93
J-.a..SM-..-WM.Wi...B...LL.J
Silk Wahting
In fipires", plain colore and floral de
signs. Comes 27 to 36 inches wide, in
waist leneths. all shades. The yard 50p
to ?2.M,
Lunch Cloths
And naikins to match, of finest quality
linen. Beautiful satin designs, liem- m
$17.50, 18.50, $20
OVERCOATS
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W stiohed, ready for use.
$1.25 to SG.00 p
?3.00 to ?6.00
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Cloths, each.,
Napkin?, dozen
Fine Bed Spreads
Comes in colors and white, best quality,
lanrest size, of beautiful raised designs, in
plain hemmed, scalloped and figured.
Each - - OSd to ?10.00
Wool Challies
Finest selection of wool challis we have
ever had. Comes in colored ground, with
neat dot?, stripes and figures, 27 inches
wuf nil uv,l for Ktrt-et and house wear.
Tbe V.nl -J , 50 M f
There are about fifty coats in tliis lot.
All are good style and extra quality. Haiti
coats, ulsters and regular overcoats. The
colors 'can't be excelled. Almost every
size is here. This special sale is for tomorrow,
8 Wednesday Only
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DOUBLE T. P. W. TRAUIXG
STAMPS TOMORROW, WEDNES
DAY, TILL 2 P. M. WITH ALL
CASH PURCHASES. Shop early
and profit by this double stamp offer.
This offer is for both first and second
floors.
Your Choice Only
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Felt Lined Shoes
Kid vamp, low heels, leather soles, the
comfort shoe for old ladies ?1.75
Also a complete line of felt house slip
pers for ladies, which are a usefu and
most appreciated article as a Christmas
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(Special Correspondent.)
PILOT ROCK. Ore., Dec. S.
George Hunter of Nye was In
Thursday doing gome trading.
Alfred Smith and wife are visiting
at Pendh-ton this week.
Herbert Boylen attended the wool
growers association at Pendleton
Thurcday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans re
turned Thursday from Portland
uhere Mrs. Evans haa been having
her eyes treated.
Miss Alma Boylen was a visitor at
the county seat Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Duff and son rpent
Wednesday at rendition.
Word was received hero Thursday
of the birth of a boy to Dr. and Mrs
Lieuallen of Portland, formerly of
this place.
Mrs. Jesse Jones visited at the
county seat Wednesday.
John Kunyan was a business visit
or at Pendleton Friday.
Marvin Roy autoed down to Pen
dleton Friday.
Air. and Mrs. James Whittaker of
Nye were in town Thursday doing
some trading.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Owens Carnes
a boy, Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Hutchison was a passen
ger on the auto stage for Pendleton
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey spent Wed
nesday at Pendleton.
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith
Wednesday, a boy.
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gift, in red, brown, tan, blue and other
good shades with leather and padded soles.
Prices - $1.50 to ?1.75
SPATS SPATS SPATS
in grey, green, red, blue, brown and black.
Price
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T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP.
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CLEAXLIXESS, ECONOMY, SERVICE 3 PHONES .15.
HOLIDAY CANDIES Our
big bhiprnent is here, to fee
tlem is to buy them. Bright,
frvh wholesome candies,
priced right Many suitable
gifts can le obtained in our
candv department
T ( W'X S E X ITS G LACE
FRUITS, Queen Victoria
Clun'olates. Krause'g Choco
lut? and lion Rons.
XKW CROP DATES now
hTe. pound 15
IMPORTED FICS, the finest
to be had, the lb 30
ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS 2
fJTTERNSEY COOKING
WARE, 10 PIECE SETS.
C custard dishes, 2 bowls and
one casserole, regular value
?2.10, Special this week
the set 91-0a
ORANGE SPECIAL, 500 doz.
choice navel oranges, EpccuJ
the dozen 0f
GRAPE FRUIT, extra cludce
Florida stock, dozen....- 9f
COFFEE SPECIAL We
commenced this coffee salo
with 3000 pounds freshly
roaste-i strk. Yesterday we
had to reorder by telegram.
Our sale is growing way
ahead of our expectations.
Never before have such cof
fee values been offered our
trade. If you can't come to
our store; phone or mail or
der. Prices for THIS
WEEK ONLY.
1 lb. can GOLDEN WEST or
M- J. R. - W
3 lb. Can - 31-00
5 lb. Can .. 81-50
"JONES DAIRY FARM"
PURE LARD, packed in
full weight 2 lb. packages
for 45
5 lb. full weight cans $1.10
One trial will convince you this
lard is superior to any other
lard you have ever used. Or
der today.
DELICATESSEN DEPT.
SMOKED and KIPPERED
FISH; FANCY DOMES
TIC and IMPORTED
CHEESE, PICKLES, OL
IVES, CHOW CHOW, etc.
SWEET APPLE CIDER,
fresh barrel just in, gal. 50
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COUPON
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR T. P. W. TRADING STAMPS
Phlmi'uM
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X&J 2A Z6 "Z 2 24 i
Till and vc ConU.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
llp, enclose five centa to Foley &
Co.. Chicago, 111., writing your name
and ad drees clearly. You will receive
In return a free trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds and croup:
Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In Bides
and back, rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, espec
ially comforting to stout persons.
Sold everywhere.
J 1&ark (ristmas
I LJ Specials r
? Hfff A These are the seven V
Vl mY4 ift gift suggestions you J
l! I1 ti f saw advertised in i.i,
M, Ifj the Saturday Even foi
ly 'I II ing Post. They are WJ
(A I sPecial values you yf
m. I u Jy Hallmark Store. 5ik
Vf I W W Each will solve one of ilj
Yv5 I if your gift problems. Each JA
J re X II will delight some one of 1
jl lit I your friends. 5)
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yS 1 1 f 1 1 1 J ' 8iveIy y us' nd .can e fh
l ill ilWtZP found nowhere else in JfV-
VU VI t !H this city. AM
AV Jy Won't you come In and jl
It -2 Slfo" si" examine rtese and our m
.V.rA!"IMtll,,f!,'llv" hundreds of other charm- y
vA I r,,cl,w,wol'l ing gift suggestions for Jr
Ji(Xf tnc Holiday season? JjV
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This store Is able to
offer you newest de
signs and styles and
exceptional values.
We are the only store in
this city privileged to sell
Hallmark goods. This is
The Hallmark Store and
there is only one Hallmark
Store in each city.
This means that we have al
lied our purchasing power with
that of hundreds of other leading
Jewelers throughout the country
la order to product and sell high
grade jewelry, gold and illnr
wart, and other article) at nlal
bbs coat
' ThU means to yon better gooda,
better eerrlce, better TeJaes,whea
yon purchase at thi tor, y
Inula litM CVd to Mnim. j
Royal M. Sawtelle
Jeweler
FIMTOIt AM) HIS PAPF.K
Ki: TOWN'S IIKST ASSET
Head of Popart men t of Journalism
Gives N'cw Itrasona Why A1h aro
Mortliant's Itct InvoNtmont.
UNIVERSITY OF OnKOO.V. Eu
gene, Dec. 8. "Advertlnlng In the
country paper Is the best Investment
a country merchant can Biake," says
Eric V. Allen, head of the department
of Journalism at the State University.
"The merchant's advertising should
be news. It should tell something
very definite about what the store of
fers, and the copy should be changed
frequently. The advertising columns
should be made as Interesting as any
ether part of the paper, and the mer
chant's 'ad' should appear with the
same regularity aa the editor's news.
An advertisement .In the local paper
la by no means charity. . It brings big
returns; first, In direct business when
It Is handled with a little common
sense; second, In building up the com
munity. "The paper should be made as Im
portant an agent of a town's Improve
ment and prosperity as the church
or school. The great probVem of the
small town In these days cf centrali
zation and parcel post is to make It
self a good place to live In and a
pleasant place for the country people
to come to. If It doesn't do that it Is
doomed to disappear.
"Ho no town should be "so short
sighted as not to give every encour
agement to the man who Is trying to
make a newspaper there. He la In
one' sense the most important citizen.
He can do more for the town both at
home and abroad than any other
man. He should be backed up In his
effort to do business at business pri
ces and In a business way. Tt would
be Just as sensible for you to let your
schools run down, or your stores run
down, or your churches run down,
as to let your newspaper run down."
These were some of the statements
made hy Mr. Allen in an address to
the citizens of Clendale, Ore., on "The
Newspaper in Your Town." and are
taken from the report of the address
given hy the Olendale News, Itobert
C. Hall, editor and proprietor.
HOW THE WAK TAX
AmXTS THE
SHIPPERS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 For
the benefit of shippers, a great many
of whom are In doubt as to the pro
visions of the new emergency Inter
i. Hi revenue law, In so far as It applies
to freight shipments, the Southern
Pacific company, through Freight
Traffic Manager O. W. l.uoe. is en
deavoring to mako all points clear.
"The law provides that a one cent
war revenue stamp be placed on each
bill of lading, manifest, or similar
memorandum," tays I.uco. "The
shipper must affix this stamp to the
bill of lading, and the railroads can
not accept and forward a shipment
until this is done. Such is the ruling
of the United States treasury depart
ment. "The department has also ruled
that where freight is accepted at non
ngency stations, It miut he receipted
tor by the conductor accepting It. He
must aee to It that the stamp Is at
tached to each of such receipts and
cancelled as required by regulations
before auch shipment can' be accept
ed. In the case of pershables or oth
r Instance where auch receipts can
not be given by conductors, the good
may be accepted and transported. In
advance of the affixing of the etamp,
but In that event the recVlpt must be
delivered to the destination agent and
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils
Open Up Air Passages.
To
Ah! What relief! Your clogged
nostrils open right up, the air pas
sages of your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, mucous discharge,
headache, dryne no struggling for
breath at night, your cold or catarrh
Is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream palm from your
druggist now. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream In your
nootrlls, let It penetrate through every
air parage of the head; soothe and
heal the swollen, Inflamed mufoiis
membrane, giving you Instant relief.
Ely's Cream Palm Is just what every
cold and catarrh sufferer has been
seeking. It's Just splendid.
he must require the stamp from the
consignee.
' "To mako It even plainer, the law
provides that this stamp mut bo af
fixed before the railroads can accept
a shipment; and In canes of perish
ables, they cannot deliver the htp
ment until the stamp Is affixed on
the receipt and cancelled. The law
Is penal, not civil. Its violation by
any person or corporation Is punish
able In the federal courts.
"Tho shipper or person la required:
to cancel the stamp, by writing across
the face his initials and the date.
Some shippers have been under the
Impression that, because the carrier
have a limited supply of stamps on
hand for the accommodation of their
customers, the stamps were to be dis
tributed by the roads free. Thla Im
pression Is erroneous. The law pro
vides that the shipper pay for the
stamp, affix and cancel it.
"For the convenience of It cus
tomers, the Southern Pacific ha dis
tributed a limited supply of stamp
to It agent, that they may bo obtain
ed from the latter until the govern
ment has completed It arrangements
for distributing them through Ha own
agencies."
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Supplies
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