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DAILY EAST EIGHT PAGES iSa., WftL Additional Social and F 'er-1 onai sews on rage 0 0 Tabe Linen, Napkins, Lunch Clothes, Lunch Napkins, Huck Towling, Handkerchief Linens, Heavy Linens Etc. Begins Monday Morning V.E ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER FOR A ROARING THANKSGIVING LINEN SME IT BEING AN ANNUAL EVENT WITH US YE HAVE MADE SPECIAL EFFORTS TO MAKE THIS SALE THE BIGGEST AND BEST WE HAVE EVER HAD. NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT LINENS ARE SCARCE. AND THE WHOLESALE PRICES ARE LP ON ACCOUNT OF THE EUROPEAN WAR OLP irTOCK OF TAB1E LINENS, NAPKINS, ETC. IS MOST COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL WE SELL THE CELEBRATED HUMIDOR LINENS" WHICH INSURES BEST QUALITY, FINISH AND WEAR. TABLE LINENS MftJ Tbl Damask, Thankfivin Sale Price 65r Table Damask. Thankspvinf Sale Price 7Tr Tabie Damask. Thanksgiving Sale Price 91.00 Table Da.T.ak, Thanksgiving Sale Price 81.25 Table Damask. Thanksgiving- Sale Price 91.50 Table Damask, Thanksgiving Sale Price 2.00 Table Damask. Thanksgiving Sale Price 82.50 Table Damask, Thanksgiving .Sale Price 83.00 Table Damask. Thanksgiving Sale Price lr 59c 7JC 96c 81. 1H 81.67 81-92 2.1i7 NAPKINS If need extra napkins, this most surely is your e wv at a grea: -aving. 91.00 per i'jz. N"ankir. Tha.r:.-(-giving Sale Price 79c I1JI pi t i a. Napkfau, Thanksgivmg Sale Price 97c 92.00 per doc Napkin-. Thanksgiving Sale Prkc 81.07 92.00 per doz. Napkins. Thank1 83.75 per 1. Napkin. Thank: 84.00 per doz. Napkin?. Thank! 84.50 per doz. Napkir 95.00 per doz. 96.00 p : 96.50 per ng Sale Pnc 82.49 I Salt Pnce 83.14 ... P". v 92.26 ng Sale Price 83.S9 ' : . . Pr. 9:;.9 Napkins. Thanksgiving Sale Price 84.95 Napkins. Thanksgiving Sale Price 85.2S 87.00 per doz. Napkins, Thanksgiving Sale Price 85.93 87.50 per doz. Napkins, Thanksgiving Sale Price 86.10 99.00 p"r doz. Napkin? . Thanksirivinjr Sale Price 87.89 LUNCH CLOTHS AND TABLE CLOTHS Some of these are hemmed stitched, some are scolloped f.nd some are to be finished. We how all izes and a ide variety of kind?. Some extraordinarily beautiful and attractive patterns. Some that you have never be fore seen. 91.00 Lunch Cloth?. Thanksgiving Pr 79c 81.25 Lunch Cloths, Thanksgiving Price 95c 81.50 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 81.18 ONE PIECE DRESSES of Serge and Silk Combined Are the Newest Mode WE ARE OFFERING FOR YOUR INSPECTION. A MO 90STMBKT Of THESE STYLISH NEW FROCKS. (MPLETE AS- COMBINATIONS; OF SERGE AND TAFFETA IN EITHER SOLID COLORS OR PLAIDS THAT MAKE MOST ATTRACTIVE AND PLEASING DRESSES. THERE IS AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY OF STYLES FOR YOUR CHOOS ING AND NO TWO OF THEM ARE A LI KE. NAVY BLUE. AFRICAN BROWN, AND BLACK ARE THE PREDOMINATING COLORS. THE PRICES RANGE PROM 89.7. TO 822.50. 92.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 81.65 82.50 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 81.95 83.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 82.39 83.50 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 82.89 8-1.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 83.10 84.50 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 83.49 85.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 83.98 96.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price ' 84.95 87.00 Lunch Cloths, Thanksgiving Price 85.89 88.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 86.79 89.00 Lunch Cloth?. Thanksgiving Price 87.89 810.00 Lunch Cloths. Thanksgiving Price 88.15 LUNCH NAPKINS UNDERPRICED 81.00 Lunch Napkins. Thanksgiving Price 79c 81.25 Lunch Napk'r.s. Thanksgiving Price 95c 81.50 Loach Napkin-. Thanksgiving Price 81. IS 93.00 Lunch Napkins. Thanksgiving Price 82.49 84.00 Lunch Napkin?. Thanksgiving Price 83.39 85.00 Lunch Napkins. Thanksgiving Price 84.28 86.00 Lunch Napkins. Thanksgiving Price 85.2 HUCK TOWELING To encourage early Christmas shopping on things to be made up. we place our plain and fancy Huck Towel ing in our Annual Thank.-gning Sale. 25c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 19 35c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 26c 40c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 31c 50c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 39c 65c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price fc 75c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 57c 85c Huck Toweling. Thanksgiving Price 69c HANDKERCHIEF LINENS Made from the finest selected linen yarn-; 36 inches wide; soft finish. 65c Quality, Thanksgiving Price 1n- 75c Quality. Thanksgiving Price 57c 81.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Price U 81.25 Quality. Thanksgiving Price 98c 81.50 Quality. Thanksgiving Price .... 81.19 92.00 Quality. Thanksgiving Price 81.67 HEAVY LINENS Heavy linens for dresses and fancy work. Round thread and Egyptian finish ; 36 to 90 inches wide. 65c Quality. Thanksgiving Sale Price 48c 75c Quality. Thanksgiving Sale Price 57c 85c Quality. Thanksgiving S tic Price 68c 81.00 Quality. Thanksgiving Sale Price M- 91.25 Quality. Thanksgiving Sale Price 98c 81.50 Quality. Thanksgiving Sab- Price 91.29 S2.00 Quality, Thanksgiving Sale Price 91.71 PENDLETON'S GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. Mm Keetnftfc Ankeny MM Mr i'hari I, Honnet were Joint ho tease etrday afternoon to the la dles of rhr ''urrent Literature ( In , at thf:r hamm on North Main street The irr, resting program on "Anh- Mi. lakr. Mr !'.,,) Haley ln , paper taU of the excavations being; MM under the direction of notxl archaeologist at th expense of our rnment an.! leading- college particularly amonc the Inca and pre Inca ruina. Mr OMW H. CI irk lead a paper on recent book, on archaeolog Mr. 1 V Temple con tributed a reading Mra A J. Mc Allister a piper on Archaeological remain of the Toiler and Artec I 'J der In I'entral America and Mex ico. Mra It. E. Itlngo discussed ihe primitive man in the light of rerent excavations The literary program t" Condniad l a report on the re ient lonvenllon of the Oregon Fed eration Of Women' flub at Salem ' hv Mr Q M Kite, who attended. Following the literary program the member adjourned to the lion- ! ney home next door and enjoyed re freshment and several musical - 1 lection. MIjw Margaret I.ell plaied two beautiful violin nm'r." ' humroanaln" t Kreaaler i and "A legend' iThelnanatli Mra Lewer Hurt p laed her accompaniment Mri rrl Power aang a Spar -h u"ng hih wa very much ai-i're-elated Df and Mtn Harry Medernnclt : and little daughter. Harriet. an 1 Mi Medern.o k'l mother Mt P. Goulet. expert to leave tomorrow t M n for California Tney will vliit l)0th of the fair at San Fram laco and San Ptogp .ind exiei t to vllt Another on of the enjoyable daic ha partle iVM h the f and Iul will bo held ink t rental at the K, g!e. Woodman Hall. Mr Thoma Q, Montgomery, for merly of thia city, won xecond )wn- M In the ladie tenni lOVrxtaxtMM In Baker whlh ha Jut uliaxiil ml thl afternoon at a lumheon at Ikx (Mart iJr.nnl. glen by the 1U I Clob. oho will be pretented with i tennis book a a 'rophy of her HtrV - Mr t' ' Palmer itun first honor Mrs Montgomrr I chair man of the tommittee in rhar ! the chlb luncheon thl aftrrnooi, Kft H. II Hattery ho ha aeen making an extended vlalt in the Mat. i exiiected to arrive home during tha f- t, par: o next week , Kenneth ii Warner, well kn an aheopntaja, returned Thurdav night from vlalt at the Panama-Pa tfli exposition Mr. Warner remai led in 11 Angeles for a vialt with Mr and Mrs It. p.. Dfctaotl formerh I this clt. and on her return frit; . it chant, was among le Pendleton pie going down to the Hert n Hon tly non the It' tt'im ti' l"'kK, Nov ( - Mount Vesuvpj Mfain la ,n violent eruption itefu- gee are fleeing from town ami . ine- ar Is in the yklnlty in fear of their lives. Amusements -I'MiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiifimiiiiiiiiiiiii at iiiiiiiiiimm 1111111111111111111. Dddge Brothers MOTOR CAR What the press agents say about Pendleton I pres ent and coming attractions. In riir.- month! more than i2o,000, 000 Worth of thaae ' ars have been bought by the American people and Ktill the one problem is to satis fy the demand. Kxtiairdinar rlaitna have n A. a you know, played any part In creating hi demand which MM ' therefore bf dlreetly due to the yMWHIIW of The price of the T ir.r.g ' ar ',r It'.a'J ster complete la IHOO (f o b. Pendleton with ex'ra tire, tulie. chain, etc.) Ark us about the new Dodge with detat hable winter bodies. "The Hum of ll't." Kdith More and Antonio Mo- tbroii with originality. It is a of the modern -and the -in- ; e;, rs and usnered int'i the il room of Amenset. a Pharoah'K ghter where she sits enthroned .11 the glor;. ano wonder of (rlit- I The pr.r.' ee ges and serve r;r.,,f. of China in its relation to the west fre the love potion. world He has dedicated his life Theje are s ven reels of wondromj to "save China as a nation from lie spectacle There g the glory andjing dismembered and swallow i r ! rjomp of the Ancient East. There is! 'n the maelstrom of the E WO pearl Bit ..ikie ar.d d ,.-h of the modern. , '-r." P turesque ,,,,, tr. kingly original-' jr. Koo was popular at Columbia i thl wonderful Viiagraph Blue Rib- , !, ader In student a' tivlties. rdlter i ton Feature marks a new step to-jof the college paper, and active in ' ward film Interest and film peffec- athletic and literary CTOOpo. Iir j tlon. Koo hfis grown trifle more Pastime fundav and Mond, - since his diplomatic duties hi been Adv. put upon him. aav his friends who -aw him recently in New yrk He orfJru '!ri is FRCiVj AROUND ATHENA I f international law. comparable la (pedal Correspondence ) j the prodigies of a century ago- Wil- Of ov d - .Johniliam Pitt. Kox and Alexander. III II ii K I- n Mil i '."niainii N liMKf shi o )H vali-la tion I- l'i-lt Pendleton Auto Company HllllllllUIMIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllfi? Amenset in tired of splendor- nr j of glo, Ami 'he w.e man of the 'lesef is snt for. He gtrei ner .two potion. The first potion will make the MM who 'luatl It Amerwet lave in a love that has never l . r, surpassed , be '! Is a pUuM of a deafh Ifoep thai will last three thousand years. The fair prince drlnka the MOond DTM on dfMM to her knee and sinks away into her age long sleep. Three thousand year later Ceof frey Ijtscellee, an American, is pre. seated ith an Kg', ptlan rnumn-c The potion of the am lent wle mar of the desert ha done It work The beautiful daughter of th" Pharoah '.o-Mk-n shake off ht grave ilothe and awakens 'loeffret lais' elles. Hturined and route with surprise. I.ae!es flriallv endeavor to rare for her He In struck with her and her Iwauiy. but only th night he fore he haa aaBOtWead hi engage ment to Vlob-t Manning The prince is discovered in his Hanister of West' : . transarte. nesH with Athena merchants day Byron Hawks was Per KIsitor yaaterttel ; Among Mri'- . ' A came, Athena ycMerda'- Zert.a Itr,.-. ar'- 1 ' tlon 19 bj 0i feet. Mrs Hear) Kee Sow. .'isite-l frier,'; In Thursda;. evening. H. R. Rlcharda remodeled h! ; " hoprnlll lat week 'ieo Carmi'hael of Walla Walla visited friend in Athena Wedneolav bust eater Hiding an add!' to their garage. Britain to Tax Ainerlran- U 'XlXiS. .Nov 6.- The Chan . lor of the KxchariKe Reginald Me Kenria prominulgated an order under' whlck ageri' lea of American mer- ' ant le firms operating In tireat Brit ain will be compelled to pay an In- me ihx on the basil of their total nd ,a"n' r' earning in Great Rrltain. Including1 eton Kilt Ml n Kl I iH.V I t MINMI I! TO I Mll ll Kl VII - NKW ViRK. .Nov of rung men and money returned to the 1'nited Stale! Hitherto these agencies have paid an Income tax only on the profits ex pended in thl country. The hew tax "HI hit some agencies hard and may hive the effect of discouraging the Importation of what In war time are onldered luxuries Armour & Co. the Standard Oil ! rompan and similar firms ri u l in- HKKI.IN. No . Among b items given out for puWb allon by the oversea News Akency waa 'he following: "Foreign newspaper report that the Herman government asked he withdrawal of the American mit.is 'er al Rrussel. Bread Whltlock The report are absolutely untrue Th fact I the American minister Is or. leave of absence because of nlglM health no reason to ask for the withdrawal of Mr. whitloi k. since hi pereonatlty and hi personal activity have never caused dissatisfaction ' egro I prl-in; I isini- COPENHAOMN, Nov n v . , i. gram was received here from the manager of the Lagrange panUttns, near Santa Crux. Danish West In die, saying that the agitation which. Is being carried on by a negro mined Hamilton among the black of the lland sal becoming dangerous The manager asserted an uprising wa Imminent and he req Heated ih, fianlsh government to nd a war ship and troops as soon as possible remember their ing I nlverslt-. friend V K. Icorporated here and paving an women "cat- , . ... , . . ' OKI,- .le I, . aH hv the new rutins. ollim ,ia Wellington The liritlsh government Koo It hasn t bee,, so many rnonihs ha" krl'P,nf slnre i,e aeadiurea .lit, ,..t agency problem, trying vainly in- the to Weill borne to Chlm Should the force taxes from agencies which con- desire to see r Koo ,,,,- thev ill "7 snoweo no proms, one to find him minister in trie (7"tea ,h'- lhi" w',',' ,,m"' l" Stales at t Washington Itr Rati I- hlm lot bee mil U led the them at price making local profit! impossible, It I declared, though the profit to the American factory was li itidsome Admire the Baby. Everybody admires a vigorous baby, and every hopeful mother ex pects a healthy Infant. Experienced motrvr everywhere have toW of the wonderful help found in Mother's Friend, a sure, safe and lependable external remedy that re duces and overcomes pain and di-tre-j and which is supplied by any druggi.t. This remarkable treatment makes he muscles, cords and llglltntl 'rvble expansion comes without rain -the nerves are relieve! f ion and thorough comfort U n- and Italr Show today. B. Wood, chief special 1 VV R a N and J. deputy special agent, ity over night P. Baa were in RHEUMATISM GOES IF f,?fDS IS USED T!ie genalnt old p 'tabic I! Bareapamia corrects tl e arid . (ion of the Mo, ,i and btulda whole pyateta. It tlrivc- mu rat i tiin beeatna i; rleanat i tb b thoroughly. Il lias beta I fully bj .i for forty J 'ar. Kor rlietiiiiatism, stomac'i n kidney troublea, i; ti i :i 1 .i,', and all ills truing fnwo blood, Rood 's bat do eqnal, 1 1 from jour ucarcst dniSL'ist U-. t vot r ran mi- Myogram Stationery iti: m - cm W. G. SMITH & CO. WEDDINti AND VIsiTlN'i; CAR1 ENQRAVKRR UORQAN BUM . PORTT.AND. nR BARGAINS! Real bargaina in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbitK la tho store Vt-PRICE. Less than wholesale. Tallman & Co. Leading DrugfUti