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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1915)
EIGHT PAGES GE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONlAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1915. You will find it especially profitable to do your buying at The Peoples Ware house, where you get the best for the price no matter what the price Ladies! You need warm Coats NOW. We have a complete stock for your inspection time n eniov the mfort. We were never better prepared to fill your every whim. Our new stock of handsome coats includes even- model now in demand by fashionable women. Plush coats of finest quality with plain satin or fancy silk linings made in the new flare style or on Russian belted models that are indeed beautiful. Priced from 827.50 S47.50. to BROADCLOTH OR SCOTCH MIXTURE COATS Depicting the latest modes, some having collars and cuffs and border of genuine plush. Reasonably priced from $7.50 to 335.00 WARM KNIT WEAR Woolen Toque in a great variety of shades and col Warm Knit "Hug-Me-Tights" to wear under your light weight suit. Combination Scarf Hoods that are both hood and scarf in one. Just the thing for auto wear. Warm Auto Hoods in all color-. Cute "Teddy Bear" Suits for infants. Sweaters, a most complete stock in sizes from the in fanta' to 46 bust. PRINTED BATISTE New printed batiste, finest quality, small, neat pat terns, all colors; 30 inches wide, for dust caps, aprons and fancv work for Xmas. The yard 20c KIMONA FLANNELS Comes in floral designs, colors of pink, light blue, tan. lavender, etc., of best quality, fast colors. Ideal for inexpensive kimonas and house dresses. The yard 12! to 15c. THANKSGIVING SALE OF LINENS Extraordinary values. Unsurpassed Assortments. The linen event of the year. $4.75 BOYS' RAIN COATS $3.95 Good weight, rubberized. Ages 10 to 16 years. Olive and roomy. A snap, only .... rain and wind proof, drab color; full length s:;.!r COATING SPECIAL Our special sale of coating materials is still on. Somo of the best patterns are yet here. Comes in 3 yard lengths. Exclusive patterns; all colors; 54 to 56 inches wide. 81.50 Qualitv for 9c 82.00 Quality for 81.10 82.50 Qualitv for 81.05 83.00 Qualitv for 82.39 83.50 Quality for 82.89 84.00 Qualitv for 32.95 85.00 Quality for $3.89 WARM UNDERWEAR FOR MEN Comfort is the outstanding feature of our union suits. This is the result of careful and sensible con struction. We have union suits for winter wear in light, medium and heavy weights in all of the desir able underwear fabrics. Whatever vour price T. P. W. ou satisfaction. 81.00 sizes. union suits win always give v to 85.00. Regular and stout The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5 er-j Announcements were received In 1'endleton this morning of the mar ruge of Miss Bertha, MHUnenl Anger and Kox Burley Kites In Walla Walla on Thursday evening at 5: JO O'clock at the parochial residence. Rev. Father Van de Ven officiated only members of the ramilie and a few close friends attended. Miss (ImmvUvc Clark of this city, was maid of honor, while besne Anger, i a brother of the bride attended the bridegroom. The bride was attired l in a traveling costume of field mouce I gray and wore a corsage bouquet ot I yellow roses. A wedding supper was : served immediately after the cere ! mony at the home of the bride's I mother. Mrs. Alice Anger, 149 Newell street, and the young couple left ;.n an automobile honeymoon tour. They i will be at home on the Kstes farm I near Prescott after Decemner first The bride formerly lived In Pen . dleton and was one of the most pop j uiar members of the younger set I while here. Her husband, who Is a prominent oung farmer living near I Walla Walla, also has a wide uc I fuaintanee in this city. One of the prettiest and most en joyable dancing parties ever given l I the high school was that Of last ev- ening in the Moose ball in honor of the visiting football players from lia j ker high school The hall was pret I tily decorated with Indian robes, , ferns, palms and settees. A large I number of students and townspeople i were in attendance and victors and I vanquished forgot their late hostill 1 ties in the pleasures of the dance. ship contest, the Bpworth league of the Methodist church last evening at S:3" gave a sumptuous banquet, the older members being h"8ts and the new ones guests. There were about eight:, gathered around the board to enjoy the good things. Mrs. William J. Clarke was i harming hostess yesterday al'ternm n at her h"me on Jackson street to the ladies of the Luncheon Bridge Club and a numbtr of other guests. A very dainty luncheon was followed . b) an afternoon at bridge at which ' Mrs. Charles A Vurpillat iron hor.- I on. Quests outside the membership were Mrs. Lins 11 Stuigis. Mrs. Charles i. Honne. Mrs. Charles Grtutich, Mrs. William Dunn and I The reception to be gien this ening in the Presbyterian char h to Supreme chancellor Brig s. fount of the Knights of Pythias, an. I Mis Young promises to be a memorable event in local Pythian circles Mr Young, whose home Is In Ada. ( )hlo. is one of the biggest men in the or der and his visit here is the first that ,i supreme chancellor has ever made in Pendleton. The fa. t that he is making Pendleton one ot the i three cities in the state for has brought many Pythians eastern Oregon ..nit Wall.! here to areet him One Moment Please Stop in at the Hub just any time and see the wonderful values we are offering for these low prices. You should take advantage of these values as every dollar you save is a dollar earned. Once you get acquainted with our meth od you will always be a Hub customer. Our guarantee: Satisfaction or money back. Ladies' wool unions, $1.50 values only 98c Men's heavy wool under wear. $1.50 values 95c Men's heavy cotton ribbed underwear only 45c Men's heavy wool shirts, don't pay $1.75 to $2.00. our price only 8 Mackinaw coat, a good, heavy coat, only 33.45 Mackinaw coat, 36 ounce all wool; why pay $5.50 to $6; our price 34.00 Men's heavy wool pants, $2.50 to " $3.00 values, our price 31 -95 Wool knap blankets, large size, only 82.85 Ladies' new shoes just ar rived in the society last, patent leather vamp, THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. cloth top. white stitch ing and white button holes, regular $4.50 val ues, our price 8L5 Men's Shoes The new Korn Kill shoes for men; cure your corns and don't pay $5 for this shoe, you can buy them of us at 3.65 Men's Suits Buy a tailor made suit; they cost you no more than a hand-me-down suit; our price 313.75, 316.50 and 318.50. Sweaters, Coats and Jerseys If you want a sweater it will pay you to see what we offer at reduced pri ces 10c to 15 745 MAIN ST. STANFfELD LADIES IS SUCCESSFUL GIVING DINNER OVEH M I- NETTED Willi II II I. BE GIVEN To I ill i III IU II THERE. (corgi lag Gse l- Inipn.iing Mllf lb--III North Yakima Woman ACHING JOINTS Kill VMS AWAY WITH SM l I TRIAL IHiTTI.E OI-' aua, I I NI l it VliXU "ST. .1 - "Oil's on" I- Mslthig at the II" lis of naitiiwr Horses Betas. ni into sin tiflcld to I nil. i special 8TANFIELD, Indies' Aid git1 per Thursday i parlors, which urrespondem e. i ore.. Nor, II I a chicken pie He. Ship- -The SU p - ur. h Map "'l"siw' rheumatism it's pain only; not one case in fl:'- ty requires internal treatment. Huh i southing, penetrating "St Jacobs oil" right "ti the "tender spot." and by the time you say Jack llohlnson nit comes the rheumatic pain and I distress. "St. Jacobs Oil" Is a harm less rheumatism er disappoints i ! skin It takes aching Joints, "r stops sciatica, ! and neuralgia, i Limber up 1 tie of old-time. 1 Oil" from h any moment, you'll Irug he I iThurada, evening. O. Moor, an expert machinist f j-oruano, eras nere ini eeg miismi! ,uh(., lin,, .tlffnesB. Don' some repairs on the hay cutter of Rull rheumatism away 1 Mr. Mi Naught. Mrs. James Stuart of North Yaki ma, is visiting at the home of her An effort Is being mad. I daughter. Mrs Miles Itarragar. whale nieut on the market j Mrs Q. I.. Huril .md son Paul, is ' I whalers Insisting tb.it visit spending the week :u Portland is equal to any eaten In tab!. from Walla da) Bridge Mayor James M. Kyle Is on n busl ' ne;s trip to North Yakima and stir- rounding towns. 1'hsrles K. Lewla of Kennewlck. Is in town Mr. Lewie expat ta to move used ashore because of Ic 'he dd whaling methods a as thrown awu . .In pi oas it is used in the mai fertiliser. iw ether ladies enjoyed y of Mrs. Charles A. I rday afternoon, the oo the regular meeting of mors In the play warn William II. McCornvj Ifurphy! guests other s were Mrs. Karl T il -Kellw.iy and Mrs C 1 1 s I.oree O'Connell, one of the teachers, left vesterdui no. ,i, orthind to spend theweeken i friends. vert Not After Nov. 30 BUT DAILY UNTIL THEN California Excursion Tickets ACCOUNT THE EXPOSITIONS ARE ON SALE via NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. THE YELLOWSTONE PARK LINE. Go whik rates are low. TO CALIFORNIA Try the NEW WAV. the QUICK WAY, on '.he "Palaces of tht Pacific," the large new steamships A the GREAT NORTHERN PACIFIC S. S. Co. making" Irani time from Portland, just en ough sea trip 26 hours only. TO HONOLULU The Hawaiian UlaPdl WINTER EXCURSIONS On the fast palacial steamer of the G. N. P. S. S. Co. Sea trip 4 ' 2 day each way. Ask about it. WALTER ADAMS. Agent, Pendleton. L. M. CONRY, T P. A., Spokane. A. D. CHARLTON, G. P. A., Portland, Ore. 4 CORONATION EDICT IS READ BY THE EMPEROR md star Jasmine in gi er a trellis of sliver. Id run- , j w lit oniii i ii - e the rtually re- KIOTO. Japan Nov. 11. Fid j the first coronation ceremony I day. in which the Kmperor Yoi j informed the spirit of his grai I cestors of his formal acquislt the three sacred treasures, ame a second ceremony, bel ,' in a special way to the peop j it eras dedicated to the purpose j noun' irig to them the accession rn.kado Th emperor mount d the throne urn! i . dress in his sbjects. The function was held i I renowned 0t!BSfcessss. Hall where the i illustri ous monarch. Mutsuhito, be. '-arne emperor and which, excel t for feceaatfactlaa In several directions, j retained Its an' ient simplicity m'l beaat) Shbhliden which signifies rote hall of mystery," faces south and Is made ,f the sacred hlnoki j wood, with its r'xif thatched from the hart of the same tree , The two main gates leading la 'be j shishbden were opened In early I morning the court police acting as guard At the appointed time in the I aftefnaea the police guard w-is r. I plated by treesjsa The high diaai- I tarjes Bad their wives who had at landed the cnronstlon Shinto s rvlcs lef',re the imperisl sanctiiar-. iu the j moi ning airlved In front of the mm siile gates of the Shlshllden SBd IS-' i seml.il . I iti h hall rellrnlnary W n terins the cremonial fiavillnn. The Atnerii an ladles, as well sja 'he other ladl-s of the diplomatic lOf SSJ, for the most i -art wore the astne ' ourt dresses with rraln as doling the mnralna Mrs QaChrie, wife ,( the Ameri nt. ' in basedor, was an eaeaptlow she smta gown of white liisru satin with a sneelsllv design ed 'our tmln embroidered in gr- Cienaaaj is i . .i BERUtf. Nov. 1 1. America's pro t'-st against British interference with neutral trade, eoming through piece meal from London In the past three days, has been most favorably receiv ed, officials and press declare ihe meaaassj aai reeetahtished America in the minds of Qermani as really neutral itig after I the first L M 'and othel his house, f the Italian Miss Al ont mscaro- in the clt lit miles of Called here the first or the week to examine a flock of sheep heloailnd io ii k. Bartholomew. Thomas Duncan of Portland was i.tiiing on' old rrieadi Wednesday Mr. A. i'. Martin, assistant gsnsnU, passenger agent and .tames Miller I .is- enger agent of the O.-W. H N were in the city Friday. F L Hiles of Portland was look- business gfaflrS here PILES CURED AT NOME BY NEW ABSORPTION ME 1 HOD If you suffer frum bleediuu. itt lilog, blljI or protruding I'lles. -'ii-i me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself it borne by the new absorption triatuent ; tud will also send some of this hooif trestmt'nt ffM for trial, with referent's fmm your own locality If tfouested I'ners report Ira mediate relief and speedy fire Send no money, but tell others of this offer Writ today to Mrs M Summers, Hoi I1. Nitre fame. lod. tviMK Addition nde on J. E. MULLINIX. Lawyer Over Taylor's Hdw. Store. Pendleton, Oregon. uo; cation now I hins! night a'sln - In addition to man it blind soldiers the) the diving trade a' uue. London. Negro I- Itcpi iciisl. SAi'ftAMENTO, Cat, Xov. 12.' Sam Itobertson. negro, sentenced to lie hanged at San 'Juentin Friday for he murder of Richard Undsey, a Caluaa county youth who went to the aid of his aunt. Mrs Mike lllevlns. I'omcnn s I araea the negro alien, pted to attack I hi l.o.VDo.V -official stuli: tics paupers ta) that in Knglatul Wales alone there .'.",11.110(1 few ers since the bcuinninu of th r pall 1: ( 111 1: mi s i mii i: t in Man. .Missing '-o sj.iv, I 1 11111111 Dead. as granted a reirleve to ' per- investigation as to his sanity. POUMKOY, Wash.. Nov. If, A't V. Hatch chief of the state er in absence of two davs from I mm Mr. accept! ranch ind d a tit hards have the gtanfleid l rJtTISIXti Mils ( 111 Its II (oneanUH pacc is Taken Itv I iiilanan- mmisslon will examin" Itob- Neiitralilt ( aaca Over. AN rBAMCMCO, Xov. 12. Fed i d .lodge Doollna dismissed all wit esses in the British neutrality cases ad all etiarges against any of :he tnen In vol red, thus clearing the cal- 1 ndar. vi .ippeal is pending by the two ' 1 ui jcted men Ralph K Plalr and It Thomas Addis wh" were fined 1 Hon aaeh by ludve linollng for re cruiting Mrltlsh soldiers here. found his autoi started o eight mil H load 1 custom 1 hills and aado Bead iriv i ouim Ii Marta. l.oMio.V Nov II. -The prlvi j ouncll held a meeting si King I laaffm's bedside The American peej-j three, - ggalnal liriiish Interference with pRals eutral SOMiniaree Is believed to have own aea dis ussed I "a ahsi party sent out atoaday, .1 It. Carter pinned beneath .mobile, dead Mr Carter out to his ranch, which Is liles northwest of town, with of fence posts. It was his to drive his auto over tne fields when driving cuttle I or repairing fem es and It Is thought that while golag down a steep !n ; dine his cat hit a soft spot and tum j ed turtle, Mr carter was 45 year old. . j leaves a grlfe and d iughter l s uaad in st'. mi - AT BSMD, Nov l.i. dead 4tati c- Ihe revised Iota) In th lor wlcen ploughed thioiish 'Ik if 11 1 'iisartay night. in ail!ilb-n la ngeronsly bun are in hos- ileal llend has huiCo l lis e". . woik. asklii'- no ' "I !" rlTTSBCRO, Nov. l .is the means of iticreasing . hur- h membership received the strong las dorsetnent of Ray, Mwln , Ram hall, of Hoston. at the .'list annual meeting of the Unitarian raafereace of the middle stales and Canada here. "The Unitarians," in- said "gpi prepared to spend thousands of dol lars on their publii it .md Advert is. Ing work. Iaist ear alone ghowe : an Increase of Uuo.llllft pamphlet 1 dis- tribatad." 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