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DAILY EAST OREGON! AK. PENDLETON. OREGON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1915. EIGHT PAGES PAGE TWO Greaf Sale of Furs Monday Tuesday & Wednesday A prominent New York manufacturer of furs, has sent a large shipment of choice furs to us for this special three days sale He employs no traveling salesman, thus lowering his cost of production. This shipment includes all the newest styles in East ern Mink, fine Black Foxes. Genuine Lynx and other de pendable furs. Every Muff, Scarf or Set we sell is guaranteed to be as represented. Although the prices of the furs shown in this sale will be considerably lower than is usually Quoted, the main point about them is, they are absolutely dependable, and The Peoples Warehouse guarantee goes with every article sold. If you are going to give furs for Christmas this is your chance. "Some Overcoat" Isnt It? Hart, Schaffner & Marx made it: Rut if you think its smart looking in the picture, you ought to see it in the "wool and silk." You'll realize why the young men of America have made the var sity six hundred styles their favorite coats. 817.50 UP TO 830.00 Other Coat in Other Makes $7.50 to $15.00. SWEATERS Comfort is what everyone wants in their clothes. There is no garment that can give you more real comfort than your sweater. Elastic, warm and ser viceable. Gives .protection around the throat and neck just where needed. Our stock is large and well assorted All wanted colors are here, red, grey, brown, green, white, etc. "Rufneks," jerseys and regular V-necks Prices range from $1.65 to 87.50 VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR VALUES You'll find here the greatest variety of styles and leathers at prices that spell economy for you. We take special care in fitting and if you are troubled with hurty feet it will be worth your while to come here. FOR GOOD WARM HOUSE DRESSES Wool crepe and wool batiste, these are all wool, soft finish, and wash like linen. Comes in light and dark shades, light blue, Copenhagen, pink, old rose, heliotrope, scarlet, black, navy, etc., 36 inches wide. The yard 50 FANCY BATH TOWELS Make excellent Xmas presents. These are out of the ordinary. Colors of pink, lemon, blue and lavender, Copyright Hart Schaffner & Marx finest qualitv, in stripes, checks and borders. Each, 25c to 85. BLACK SILKS A black silk dress is indispensable, its ready for any occasion, always looks good. Our stock of black silks is complete in every detail, of very best quality and finish, guaranteed. Such as swiss. taffeta, mescaline, charmeuse, crepe de chine, pussy willow taffeta, Ot toman, peau de soie, duchess satin etc.. .'56 to 40 inches wide. The yard 98 to $2.00 The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5. Speaking nf the Ulomgren-Klrk-patriek nuptial the Weston lender has the following te say: Tuesday evening, November 23. at eight o'clock, Miss Anita A. Klrk patrtok and Mr. Robert a. Blomgren were united In marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mia James Kirkpntrick, on South Water street. The beautiful and Impressive, ring ceremony was used by the officiating minister, Rev. N. D. Wood. The bride wai charmingly gowned in white silk mantulaette over white satin, ami the couple presented an attractive appearance. Only imme- I dlate relatives were present. I The bride was born and reared in (this community and Is a graduate ofj ; the 1-astern Oregon State .Normal j She is also a graduate of Holmes Husiness rollege of Portland, and took special training at the I'nlver i alty of Washington, a trained ami 1 capable teacher, she was for the pas', two years principal or the Washing ton school at Pendleton, i The groom Ls the eldest son o' Joseph Blomgren, and Is a progress she young farmer He Is held bv 1 the community In the highest teem. Mr. and Mis. Illomgren went at once to housekeeping on the Hom j greli farm, where the many valuable wedding gifts bestowed upon them I will be utilized to good advantage. $ SAVE $ Get the habit of saving money. You can save money at the Hub on Shoes, Clothing, Furnishing Goods. We specialize in drummer sample goods and sell them to you at the price other stores pay for them- Take advantage of this saving, it is worth while; a comparison is the real test. Men's Mackinaw Coats $4.00, $4.95 and $5.85 Sweater Coats, Lot 1, worth up to $2.50, only $1.45 Sweater Coats, Lot 2, worth up to $3.00, only .... $1.85 Sweater Coats, Lot 3, worth up to $3.50, only $2.45 Sweater Coats, lot 4, worth up to $4.00, only $2.95 Sweater Coats, Lot 5, worth up to $4.50, only $3.45 Boys Jersey Sweaters, only 45 Men's Jersey Sweaters, only 65 to $1.95 Children's Sweaters ... 75 to $2.45 Sweater Suits ., 95 to $2.75 Hoods, Heavy Caps. Sport Caps 25. 45 and 65 Ladies' Fancy Initial Handkerchiefs, .'! in box. only 25 Ladies Fancy Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs 1 dozen in a boz, the box, only 75f Ladies' Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 10 ; 3 for 25c Ladies Pure Fine Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 15 2 for 25. THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. 745 MAIN ST. N Be these evening services a course of lec tures on the Doctrine. History and ,. daughters Margaret i" uos '" ""' ' ainoiie cnurcti will left Wednesday nwirn-i le"n tomorrow. The subjec: of the nrst lecture is "( onfesslon." Our non CathOliO friends are cordially In-J Mi and Ml their two lltl ami i-aunne. lett Wednesday morn ing for a winter's sojourn at Hunt-1 ington Beach and Long Heach. In I California. They had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs. Waller! Hly in Portland, yesterday, and pur-i pose spending the next week In Snn I Francisco, where Mr and Mrs Pres ton. Mrs. Scott's parents, will meet j them, remaining there until the c!or of the fair. Athena Press. vlted to be present and to maki the privilege of the OUtatk Bdw. H. Brown. S J., pastor. The Friday Hridsc riub met terday afternoon with Mrs H Hornc as hostess at her fonts Madison street. Honors were It On won D) Mrs. C as guests Mrs Sylv V. C. Mi and Mrs. will not holidays S. King Mrs. Home had other than club memmbers in I'ohn. Mrs. King, Mrs. Kinney. Mrs. Sam Paine C O. Kinehart. The club ueet again until after the Christian Hchmce, H, Webb and Johnson street Service Sunday 11 a m, and H p. hi SUBOa School, 14 m Wednesday i p. m Subject of lesson sermon. "Ancient and Modern Xecromam y. Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Denounced." The reading room at the church is open daily, Sunday, from 2 until 4 p. 111 A CHILD HATES Oil. CALOMEL. PILLS FOR LIVER AND BOWELS I Christian. most cordially invited t H. H. Hubhell of h) hutch on these toplci Mrs. x. it. ifeeserly oi Ta corns is i a house guest of Mrs. I lean Tatom. Bert Cariano. well known Athena saloonman, was a visitor In the city jesterday. He reports having sold his Stock to Al Norncnn and Cha-les Brown, who will conduct the Ihirs! parlor until Dec 31. You are hear Kev i'hrlstlan Sunday. November 2S: Done What She Could,' P. m . ' After the Sa llihle school al 'j :t .1 Khdcavor at 6:30 p. Rl. by choir and soloists. she Ha Id at 7:30 '.Vha 1 I'hrlstlan od ntoslc Walter S. Smith of Ion,-. !' Mis. JOS H. ParkSS and lose Campbell, is visiting in br the i 1 Prank Berlin, a prominent farmer ot aini'na, was neic Tfnnmi anen taming the condition or tne wneai market. Presbyterian, j Thar ai be regular servloas to- 1 morrow with sermon morning and 'evening by the pastor. 11 a. m. Mr j Snyder will preach upon the sub j Ject "Making DSClpIsS " At ":30 he will preach the first of a series of evangelistic sermons. Subject, What Is Thy Life?" These sermons will be full of Interest to young and old 'and especially for those who flo n0l c him school, 10 regularly Y. P S. Min B. a family reunion about tin- i table was enjoyed Thanksgivi the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. I! an 1 m m ohm s id p hi ri;s" p mass sit k. fe VI ltl-11 ( ovntipui D Look back at your childhood daya. Hemember the "dose" mother Insisted on castor oil, calomel, cathartics How you hated them, how you fought I against taking them. With our children It's dlffrtent. Mothers who cling to the ld form ' of physic simply don't realUe what they do. The children's revolt Is ' Well-founded. Their tender little , "InstdSS" arc Injured by them I If vonr child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only dell clous "California Syrup of Figs.'' Its action Is positive, hut gentle Millions 1 of mothers keep this harmless 'frait I dilutive" handy; they know children ' love to take It. that It never falls to I -'lean the liver and bowels and 1 sweeten the stomach, and that a tea spoonful given today saves 1 e'.rk child tomorrow. Ask vour druggist for a r.O-cen' I bottle of "California Syrup of pigs " which has full directions for AaMes, children of nil ages and for grown up." plainly on each botte. It-war of counterfeits sold here. Sec that It is made by "California Fig Svrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt Pi ter Hoi kin ent of Ihis city k and Mr 1 : Echo w Will Porter of I'll' and Mrs. Janus He re among those pret Plljo '.! mbcrs of the E.igles lodg, social session In their hal last evening until a late hour Trn Eagles will Join with the Woodmei of I he World on December M in : celebration of the lifting of ihc mori gaue "ii their hall. 1 bun-fa of (lie ItcOis'mer. Advent Sunday The holy comma nlon will be celebrated at 7:30 a 111 Sunday SCkOOl at 10 a. m ; divine service and sermon at 11 a, m ami 7:30 p. m There will be special mil- vie with anthems. All are Invited. Charles (julnne, r r.li , Methodist, Sunday school ut 10 a. m.j Bp 'worth League at 8:30 p. m. Preach ing at 7:30 p m The morning hoiiri will be taken up with the "Holy Sac- ' rament." The evening subject will be "Does the Church of Hod Stand 1 In League With Organized Vice " : Text. Matt. It: 11. "I'pnn 11:1 1 " j will I build by chUrCU; and the gat.'s i of hell shall not prevail against It." ; Mr Bachmeyer will sing a solo at 'he, i morning service and Dr McN'abh will 1 1 sing a solo al the evening service. The evening subject Is one in which tt lnNK Nnv' -' Th j Pendleton is Interested, and you eriU'drive held at I'ecll. Ore., was attend The Woodmen of the World will 'have to come early In order to getied by about Son from lone and vlrln hobl forth in the hagie-Woodman , a seat. The editors of our local pa-llty. More ihan IM rabbits were hall ttondaj evening and all meni-lpers are Invited to attend this service slain Lunch was served to the vlslt hers and their families have licen M-jCNUM. A. Hodshlre. pastor 'ors h s.ime of ihe resident rancheis itel to wifenil A program of o- j will be followed by ll M0 II Mill v nil IV iiiiivi; tertallimeiit will be Idsklce and banquet. BARGAINS! Real bargains in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbag in the store V, -PRICE. Les than wholesale. Tallman & Co. Leadtaf DruUt Amusements What the press agents say about Pendleton s pres ent and coming attractions. urewsorne sounds ;;re Tow, anil scraps I grin: there are ! when T be lihls J outdoors In the drifting snow, find I ghostly steps on the silent stair, and seven liars are active there. oh 'seven liars 01 diiers kinds. but .11 pos.-esslng Inventive mlmnds. ard I when their presence they would 'r ; plain lou're satisfied they're all bi Isane. A fishy magnate who Hades 1 In bonds. learned professor who vrlmntter Uash & Perlmio vit seem lo bun Rerea hc to italdpatf. he things 'hat happen at Kaldp will make you shudder, ond 1 "Potash a The return ot "i ter" to Pendleton dieds of pa)JSWI like the return of two cherished friends after a long absence. Their unconscious hunu r, their keen knowledge of human Da ta re, their philosophy and th' ir kindness under their crude bBglnctl exteriors have endeared them to mil lions In this country and In Eng land Abe' and "Mawruas" return to the Oregon theater Tor an ci gSfrmeat of one nltAl only--Tuesd:i Niivemls-T 30. Sents will he placed oi sale Monday, oember 29 at 10 a ni al Warren's Music Store. a pleasant ami profitable' afternoon I was spent yesterday fcy the Pondie-I ton Delphian club ,11 ilieir regular I meeting. The program w as a con-1 j tinuatlon of the previous 1 ' Egypt The following ladle I part with well prepared talks subject of ill.-:! assignment: damai Wlllard llond. flll Hoy Haley. Iiiira Hash, D. X osmer Smith Mr. Watt of ! land, w ho Is here In the Interest o 1 the young ladles' Delphian Club, wa I present and was much pleased with j the work of the 0tOC He believes j the well known Pendleton spirit nl I advancement was well manifested and remarked that there was ;( larg er per cent responded when called upon than In the average Delphian dub, The date of Ihe 110x1 meeting ! tie on 1 1 took on Ihe Mes- j Moole. ! Reber, , Port- A Notre Dame Lady's Appeal To al) kouwlof uffrert of rbeumatlsta bptbrt- mutcuUr or of tbc Jolota, acUltlCaV lumbaf'- barfcacfa!, pain Id ' kidneys or rs)iica palu. to writ to twr for bone .rMtmr-iit wbkb has repeatedly cured al! ef tbeee tortarea. Abe fel It ber duty to aeod it to all eufferer Fit K! You cure yonraelf at borne aa tbouaanda will testify do rbanse of climate belojc nereaaary Tbls slmT'l dlavoeery baDlshii uric add from tbe blood, loosens tbe stiffened joint, fmrlflr tbe blood, and brightens tbe eyes. 1 rWltif elasticity and tone to the wbole sys I tern If tbe sbove Interests you, for proof Bddreas Ure M Kummers, Hoi R, (fatal tnif, Ind talkt "f blonrleji two lov'lv mjii'lei.n. a ntatph dam, a hatieplanher hose i hptrt'j f"iie larri'x a pnlltii lan wimi train- with rook, famuiiH auth'M oi -umm-T I'ookn they all line f l th- Bssldpaita Inn, itnd the way th He is a merry sin. 'Neath all '!ie( fun. .ii It bubbtoa there, a tlrami wrkin((. that 1 1 f l vur hair, a plot I jninliled. an well lit-fxr)''!, rtn'thlnk its efiial le hiird to rlml. oh loYwl an'l laughter, and Imte ;itif1 f.r Bll4 all NaottOM r Mizzllna hr. sMMlll the "muffler" n evidence tndlttu' whik vou rn lanajhlnK ou iRh.f. Invnhi- ihe Qfrman Attache, Itov anrt then on gait your ninhinK j I Id. in hares of UStolMl viidatlnn I htuarh ;ifflin Vou II m6s a eni it iiliHn fliimburx-A unclean offtrhilH ou ioB t r a performame Ptj Ki.r thin rfiieon it WtM further hint -veii Kejs Hi Haldpate Inn'-- ej, rertaln evidence ronnertlnit hli Walt Mason iiriton Ihenter BttsV j 1 1 H Mtpffa Ins Oerman rnnmi'-rc d, Nnvemtier 1. 1 1 h Ide'rv rtriv no. he Introduced. if- lv - pmht-r Iflth, 0; RCHES M'.y.wj'jA'j.i j. ts ;''wfc''a'i-'ii: Trying 10 "Mnfller"? VKVV Vi IKK. Sot 27. Hints have been clrctilated thi-i the state de- paitmeiM at Mfashlngton is seekinn u I (apt M. i : : Mi school in a. m. Preaching 11 a m.. subject. "The Hreat Search lisjit ' H. Y. p. r. .10 p. m. Preach. Ing 7:30. "So Near and Yet So Far. Op'od music at both services. K I! CTievenger, paslor. Catholic F'lrsi Mass al H n. m. Second Mas. al H p. m. Third Mass illlxh Massi al 10 a. in. Sunday school at 2 p. hi, Kvenini: services at 7:4T. 0, 111. Al ineraciiiues . JL k I a. Manufacturing Furriers Brought to Your Doors! OUR special representa tive. Mr. C. R. Peake, will be in this rity Monday at the I'endleton Hotel anrf will display a com plete line of Fur Neckpieces, Muffs, Coats, Fur Trim mings. Collars, Cuffs, etc. You should not miss this xninition. ana we rmdiaiiy mvite vonr attenrlnn Uabas' Furs have the hest for over are dependable in your iieen considered fifty years and every respect. Ho Lklb Manufacturing Furriers Portland, Ortfon Kstahlished Over 60 Years
