DAILY EAST O'.tEGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON". WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 19 15.
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VESTOH MINISTER IS
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meltings.
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2'uJfHt at Wium 1 Ox-uplwl by J lev.
Itull of Wrtlli Walliv I'uMlo Library
U living Moved Into Council Cham
ber Dr. Iimworih to 0on Office
la Icndlctoii.
(Special Corre)ondence.)
WESTON, ore.. Jan. 27. IUv.
Hall of Walla Walla conducted the
rooming preaching aervlcei In the
United Hrethren church during thl
-tbaence of the regular paator, Itev.
Ueorge Chapman, who U conducting
A eerier of revival meUnga at Hold
man.
Dr. C. H. Smith left on Monday
evening! train for La Grande where
he will meet hla wife and accompany
her home. Mr. Smith has been via
iUng friend at Cove, Ore., for the
paat few weeka.
Herman Goodwin, city drugglat and
E. C. Rogers of the local firm of
Watt ft Kogera, hardware company
went to Portland on bualnesa the flnt
of the week.
The ltlchard Morrison family aent
fcunday with relative In Adams.
Hoy Tompkins of Weaton made a
business trip to Walla Walla Tuesday.
Miss Kstella Wurter came over
from Milton Sunday and spent a few
-days at the home of her father, Joe
Wurwr.
Mr. Thomas who has been con
ducting a series of meetings since the
first of the year in the Methodist
church at Weston, left Monday fur
JMchland, Oregon.
Claud Itlchal of Weston was an
Athena visitor during the latter part'
of lost week.
Mis Mattie Carl) is is up from the
Italics for a week's visit with her
mother, lira A. A. Kees who has been
4julte 111 for the post month.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Uaker visited
-at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wright In Athena Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davison of
lt.t.t.n.. n.wl Up. IH.har4 Trwim nann !
of Athena spent Saturday In Weston
vt.lfi.iv at t Via U Irk nut rlpk rHl1nrA I
on Water street.
The local library board are at work
this week moving the public library
-into the new council chamber.
Miss Myrtle Hodgson was In the
Oarden City on business Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Walker and mother
.Mrs. Harriet Green of Weston were
Walla Walla visitors during the first
-of the week.
Dr. It. E. Karns worth and wife left
fonday for Pendleton where he will
start an office In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. James Price of Wes
ton visited at the Elmer Richmond
farm near Athena Tuesday.
Frank King of Pendleton was In
"Weston Tuesday greeting friends and
attending business Interests in the'
lty.
Sim J. Culley and wife are spend
ing a few days with relatives In Walla
Walla.
Local Playhouses
WHAT ths Prcu Agent Hi to
Say of Present and Comin
Attractions JP J& &
IHttlnto Today.
The "Good-For-Nothlng." featuring
O. M. Anderson (Broncho Illlly). a
four-reel feature, will be repeated to
day. GKKAT I'UV ON AT PASTIME.
"Girl I IxTt IWhlnd Me" 0ns To
morrow for a To-Iy Run.
"The Girl I Left Rehlnd Me," Da
vld Holaaco's greatest success, comes
to the Pastime theater tomorrow for
a two-day run.
Robert Edeson. the star of many
Rroadway successes. Is cast for the
part of Lieutenant Hawkaworth, the
young army officer, who la the hero
of the play Mr. Edeson ha a part
well fitted to his exceptional ability,
and the dashing, manly courage with
which the young officer meet the
many dangers and difficulties that
confront him win him a place In the
hearts of the spectator as well aa the
hero! e. Claire Whitney, the beauti
ful and .accomplished actress, play
the part of the heroine.
The story is a beautiful one of love,
romance and adventure. The scene
are laid In and around a lonely fron
tier army post In the old Indian day
and In order that the vivid atmos
phere of the piece be retained to the
fullest extent, the entire company was
sent to Fort Asslnlbolne, Montana.
There, amidst the rugged western
scenery, with real cavalry trooper.,
...i.i. iniiinnn In all their plctur-
H(iie surrounding, tho scene of tne
virile drama were enacted.
Not only Is the acting Buperb, but
It Is seldom that such Ideal surround
ings can bo obtained for a picture of
this nature. Frontier life In the old
Indian war days Is portrayed vividly
and some daring feat of riding by
the Indiana Is seen on tho screen.
ixin't think because you have ta
ken many remedies In vain that your,
case Is Incurable. Hood' Sarsapartl
la has cured many seemingly hopeless
cases of scrofula, catarrh, rheuma-j
tlam money coiupmins -
gcne'rul debility. Take Hood' Adv.
HtiHNla Ma IUg Order.
OATASAUQUA, pa., Jan. 27. An
nouncement was made here by a lo
cal firm of the receipt of an order
from tne jtusi "" uiui-m mi gj
000,000 horseshoes. The plant Is run-
u Anv and nlrht. I
An Unpleasant Message for. Us to
$5,000 Worth of Contract Sample Goods received
must be sold. We are compelled to pay for these contract samples
within a few days. This will be by far the greatest opportunity you have ever had
U
We have to sacrifice
thousand
PANTS
Men's Pants, of good quality, worth up to $2.25 ;
all 817.09
$1.00
MEN'S GOLF SHIRTS
Our regular 85c Golf Shirts will be sold for
35c
or 3 for 91.00.
MEN'S SUITS
Our entire line of Men's Clothing every suit
in the house to Imj sold at
$7.50
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Odd lot Men's Wool Underwear, per gann't -9
Odd lot Men's Under Shirts. 25
Our most standard line of Men's Wool Under
wear in ali sizes, garment. - 75
Our very lesl quality of Men's All Wool Under
wear reduced $1.00 per suit
SWEATERS
A big line of Drummers Sample Sweaters.
Men's, ladies' and children's.
$4.00 and $5.00 Values $imf!i
$U.OO and $3.50 Values - l55
$2.00 Sweaters - S
Children's Sweaters 49f, 5 and 85
MEN'S SLIPPERS
Felt Slippers with good leather soles, also full
leather slippers,
$1.00
BOYS' HIGH CUT SHOIJS
High Cut Tan and Black Shoes, in sizes
8 1-2 to 13 1-2
$1.25
MEN'S SHIRTS
Golf and Negligee Shirts, of tho best quality ;
regular $1.00 and $1.25
65c
MEN'S LEATHER MITTS
A lot of Sample Mittens, lined ; regular value
up to $1.00
45c
This Commences Thursday, January 28th at 9 o'clock
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on all our best seasonable merchandise in order to pay for the five
dollars worth of contract sample goods. We must do
this to hold our contract for 1915.
SUSPENDERS
Our entire stock of Men's Suspenders to he sold
at, tho pair " - 15
DRESSES
Ladies' get a House Dress made of Good ma
terial worth up to $7.50. We will close
out the lot at
49c
HATS
Men's Hats of fine Quality and up-to-date
shapes. We have 30U to ho sold at 91.00
MEN'S SHOES
Good work Shoes for Men, all solid leather and
we can give you any size. Our loss is your
gain. Get a pair at
$160
Every pair of Men's Shoos in our entire store,
including all our sample Shoes,-will be
sold at a low figure.
BOYS' OVERCOATS
Boys' Overcoats, in sizes 10 to 16, only a
few left
$2.35
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
Ladies' Shirt Waist, made with detachable col
lars, of extra good material, worth up to
$1.50, to close out at
35c
RUBBERS
Women's Storm Rubbers 39
Men's Heavy Rolled Edge Rubbers 90
Men's Storm Rubbers 49
Children's Rubbers '. 25
Misses' Storm Rubbers 39f
Misses' and Children's Overshoes 49 and
Women's 1-bucklo OversJiocs S5
Men's 1-buckle Overshoes - 75
Men's 4-bucklo Overshoes 915
Men's best quality Hood's "Bullseyc" High
Rubbers or German Sox, made with a full
gray solo; regular $4.50 value 92-95
Men's Low Rubbers for German Sox; regular
, $3.00 valuo - -. 91-98
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MEN'S BALMACAANS
Get your Balmacaans now, while they last at
$9.50
OVERCOATS FOR MEN
Men's Overcoats to be sold at
$4.50
'MEN'S AND BOY'S CAPS
A line of caps sold at 25c regular to go at
10c
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Some separate Shirts and Drawers in Ladies
sample Underwear to sell at
15c
BOYS' SHOES
Button and lace Shoes for boys', tan and black.
$1.00
MEN'S SHOES '
Big lot of Men's Shoes in heavy and dress,
worth up to $4.50,.
$1.95
LADIES' SHOES
Button and lace, tan, black, gray suede,
brown suede, gun metal button in good styles.
Shoes that are worth up to $4.00 tliey are
samples, also a lot of stock shoes, so we can
give you sizes up to 7 1-2. We are going to sell
several hundred pair at this price
$1.35
GIRLS' COATS
One lot of girls' Coats, sizes 5 to 12, Bear
Cloth and heavy wool material; values
up to $7.50 to close out at
$1.65
HOT
Deliver
by us during 1914
LADIES' HOSE
Ladies' Mercerized Black Hose, these are im
perfect but are regular 25c values
to be sold at
10c
CHILDREN'S HOSE
Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose -
LADIES' JULIETS
Fur trimmed Juliets with good leather soles and
heels, also leather Juliets with rubber
heels. Don't miss this opportunity
65c
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men's Military collar Shirts in light patterns
and fine material, to be sold at
35c, 3 for $1.00
i
MEN'S ODD COATS
We have a few Men's Odd Dress Coats, regu
lar $3.00 and $4.50 to close out at
$1.85 and $2.85
MEN'S DRESS GLOVES
Drummers sample Dress Gloves, regular $1.25
values
65c
BLANKETS
All our Wool-nap Blankets, largo size, 70x30,
heavy weight to be sold at
S2.45
MACKINAWS
Our best $6.00 and $fl.50 Maekinaws
to be sold at
$4.50
Men's Heavv Maekinaws
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
Cotton ribbed Union Suits
10c
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