East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 03, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, 1915. EIGHT PAGES 8 IT PAYS 55... wjro r 5 r r mm ' I I 8 I SALE of MEN'S Overcoats BARGAIN PRICES THAT NO MAN CAN AFFORD TO OVERLOOK. THE DISTINCTION, THE REFINEMENT OF PATTERN, AND THE EXCELLENCE OF THE CHARACTER OF OUR OVERCOATS FOR MEN WIN HIGHEST PRAISE FROM ALL WHO SEE THEM. BUY ONE OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL GARMENTS AND YOU'LL HAVE THE MOST PLEASING GARMENT YOU EVER WORE. HERE ARE THE PRICES, READ THEM. READ THESE PRICES. $ 7.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $ 5.89 $10.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $ 7.63 J 15.CC Overcoats are Reduced to $11.49 $17.50 Overcoats are Reducad to $13.60 $20.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $15.85 S 22.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $17.75 25.03 Overcoats are Reduced to $19.35 27.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $21.40 "SC.00 Overcoats are Reduced to $23.45 542.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $33.65 ?47.50 Overcoats are Reduced to $37.20 For a Good Sensible Gift give 'Her" a Good Warm Coat There is nothing that we can suggest that will call forth more appreciation and lasting satisfaction than the gift of a warm dressy coat. Our stock of these garments is com plete in every way, whether the garment de sired is a dressy coat of black silk plush or fine broadcloth or a utility garment of ser viceable Scotch mixtures, we can furnish them in a variety of styles from the new full flare models to the Russian belted styles or loose mannish cut coats that are especially desired by the conservative. The range of prices will fit every pocketbook. from $7.50 to 835.00. ANNOUNCEMENT We are daily expecting a telegram that will enable us to give definite information of the date of arrival of the largest manu facturing furriers sample lines, in the Uni ted States, to be put on sale in our store at prices that will surprise you for cheapness. Watch for the date. LUNCH CLOTHS AND NAP KINS These are of the very' best qual ity linen, with beautiful satin floral effects and satin band designs, all sizes 36x36 to 54x54. Hemstitched, ready for use. Napkins to match above cloths and some odd pat terns. Regular lunch size, hem stitched. " Lunch cloths 98 to 85.00 Lunch Napkins, doz. 98 to 85.00 These make ideal Christmas gifts. HERE'S GOOD NEWS FOR THE BOYS. Boys' Mackinaws The mosi popular boys' garment of the sea son. Pendleton .Mackinaws and Sheurman Mackinaws. Verv choice patterns, sizes 3 to 15 years. Prices $4.75 to $12.50. Boys' 2-pants Norfolk Suits $5.00 Extra well made, smart new styles, two pair of pants, ages 6 to 16 years, pants are lined through out, patent buttons and double re inforced. The best values you'll find. Only $5.00 Boys' Sweaters, "Rufneks" and jerseys, plain colors of grey, red and navy $1.00, $1.50 to $5.00 MATERIALS FOR BOUDOIR CAPS, APRONS, FANCY WORK, ETC. These materials come in plain white, organdie, lyklinen. dotted swiss, checked nainsook, embroid ered goods, figured batiste, plisse, crepe and the like, reasonably priced. Yard 20 to 50c PETTICOAT SATIN Absolutely guaranteed not to tear, even by stepping upon it. Comes 36 inches wide in all the wanted shades. Medium weight and firm texture. The yard $1.25 3 Phones All 15 "T. P. W. PURE FOOD SHOP" CLEANLINESS ECONOMY SERVICE You'll find here a store thafs different; everything CLEAN, SPICK AND SPAN; piled high on every counter- everyday needs, as well as many a suitable answer to the gift problem. Whether it's potatoes or candy our oZ'ZZor to giVe our customer. BETTER and PURER FOODS at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. SPECIAL NOTICE SATURDAY, DEC. 4TH, the girls of the High School will hold a cooked food sale in our store. COUNTRY SAUSAGE for Saturday's shoppers. BUCKWHEAT GROATS New crop, 2 lbs 25? RAISIN BREAD Freshlv baked for Saturday's trade, tne loaf 10 INDIA RELISH An appetizer these cold days, the p.nt STUFT OLIVES A shipment just in, of splendid va rieties, bottle 15 to 40 RIPE OLIVES Rich, nutty flavor, cans 15c to 75c ORANGE DAY HERE SATURDAY, DEC. 4TH. A big shipment NEW NAVEL ORANGES for the sale. Oranges that have been selling 75c and 80c dozen, Saturday Sale, the dozen 55C Smaller size, the dozen 40c and 50c The fruit is reasonably sweet and good to eat. Phone orders accepted. Fruit Cake, Plum and Fig Pudding, Table Raisins, New Dates, Glace Fruits, Fancy Wafers and Biscuits, fresh shipments often assures our patrons of fresh goods. FRANQUETTES WALNUTS from France, lb 30c The Peoples Warehouse WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE. VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT. r. Additional Social and Per sonal News on Page 5. J i s In the r. sence of deeply appre ciative audience In the auditorium of the high school last evening, the sec ond number of the Lyceum course, the Kihcldaffer-Skihlnsky trio was enjoyed a possibly no musical enter tainment has been enjoyed in this city In some time. The personnel of the company Is Madame Orace Hall-KI-heldaffer. soprano, Alexander on Sklblnsky. violinist, and Clarence J Velie. pianist. Heralded here by ad vance notices of unnnlmous endorse ments from critics or repute, a fair sl2ed audience greeted the company, and from the opening number nttort ed their pleasure in the program bv repeated calls upon the members for encores Despite the ract that the Ellison-White bureau, under whos? direction the lyceum numbers are be ing arranged for this my. has an nounced that the Oxfords, the com I pnny which appeared here last mi nth , Is the best of the bureau's numbers, the Pendleton audience last evening without any nuestlon reversed the judgment of the Ellison-White peo ple and placed the Ttlheldaffer-Ski-I blnsky company of first Importance upon the list. The program for the most part was composed of the more serious num bers of classical composition hut to ward the end. Madame Rlheldatfo relaxed a little from the rigid formal ity of artists, and rendered In son-? some of the well-liked pieces, which, coming from her, put them in a dis tinctively singular place a classical compartment of their pwn Mr. Sklblnskv displayed a wands. , ful technique in his manipulation of : the violin, and in his selections, cho. I sen w ith appreciative rorelght ami art 1st i- culture, his lns:rument gave forth vibrations, resonant and soar ing, that filled the hall at times with the illusion that a complete stringed orchestra was engaged. Mr Velle's number on the V'"'" was enroled to the third time. His performance was masterly. Before giving the program In full, it should be mentioned that the en core .-"ongs ''Coming Through the Rye," and "His Lullaby." by Madame Kiheldaffer. were among the most daintily rendered of her repertory The program was as follows: I Concerto l Mln (Lasi Movement VVIenlawski Mr Sklblnsky "Caro Nome." Keclt, and Aria, from Rigoletto Verdi Madame I'.ihiblaffer Hochseltmsrach und Klfenreigen . . Mendelssohn-I.iszi Mr. Velle ; Serenade tlouno I Madame Kiheldaffet and Mr Skibinsky. Burlesque Skibinsky Mr. Sklblnskv. (a) Du Hist Die Hue Schuben (b) it Moon Cpon the Water Bberhart-Cadmc.n c) Song of the rhimee . . . Worrel' Madame Rtheldaffer. Zephyr Hubay Mr Sklblnsky Vlllanelle Dell ACU Madame Kiheldaffer A most delightful occaa'on naa :i Joird yesterday afterno n When the Christian Women's Borrd of Missions loi.t at the home of Mrs. Manuel F'nodly on Stonewall JSCS' son streit Will) Mrs. Frledly and Mr- Hi OVot as hostesses. The home wl - he.iutl IV ;i) decorated In the coior , tsslgr.ed to the soolety, purple and white A very interesting business meeting was leld and a solo and other forms of Stile rtalnment were enlo'ed. 'I'he i- bject of the tnsstina ' WtH dis ruaeed, everybody taking an active part. Rev H H Hubbell gave s short address on the good work and Increasing membership of the society. After the close ot the meeting re freshments were prepared by the ho, tess. assisted by Mrs. John (ireulich and Mrs. Mae Kriedly and served by four oiing ladies, tne Misses I. in la and Ardls Calllson. Juanlta and Blalo he Kriedly There were about forty present BeiMesj the members were Mrs. .1 H. Kale "t"1 Vr Matthews. To trade at the Hub, because we don't raise Holiday prices just because you feel happy and want to spend some money for presents and in confusion of selections forget just what you are spending. Our price system protects you. DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING EARLY Wool golf gloves, big lot to select from 25 ami 45c. Men's kid dress gloves at 45, 65t? and 81.00 Men's silk lined dress gloves ... $1.00. $1.35 Men's silk 4-in-hand ties, 25c. 35C and 45?. Bow ties 25c and 454 Ladies' sateen petticoats in various colors 65C and 98c. Ladies' bungalo aprons, several patterns to choose from 59c Turkish bath towels, size 23x47, extra value 25 Turkish bath towels me dium size 15C ; 2 for 25c. Ladies' felt house slip pers, all colors and styles 65c. 95 $1.25 and $1.45. Children's house slippers, fur trimmed and plain, 75C. 85C and 95 Knit hoods, caps, toques, hockey caps 25C. 45C and 85c. 3 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 45c shirts. $1.45 $3.50 Men's dress shirts 69c and 85. Men's heavy wool 95c. $1.25 and Men's logger shirts $3.85. $4.25. Men's Mackinaw coats at $4.00. $4.95. $5.85 $6.50 and $6.85. Men's house slippers 75c. $1.25 and $1.45. Boys' suits $1.45, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95, $3.85 8 8 8 Ml 745 MAIN ST. I THE HUB 23 Sample Stores. They will have booths at the People! t Warehouse, the First National Hank the Tallmati Drug Store, the Hec Cross Drug Store, the public llhrars and the postofflce. .Mrs Jennie M Kemp, state presl-, dent of the W. c. T 0 . vm here fori awhile Tuesday while making a flvi ! day tour of I'maUlla county in 'he! Interests of the organisation. Sh" also In I'endleton today to assist in I afternoon and evening meeting un der the auspices of the local The CASCARETS" FOR A COLD, BAD BREATH OR SICK HEADACHE i' ven ing meeting will meUni .it the Chrtittftn church union Mr ami Mrs T H BWMriAfvn have returned fmm Portland whf they spent a month. SALVATION ARMY TO HOLD SERIES OF MEETINGS HERE The Salvation Army will hold series of meetings in I'endleton on Saturday and Sunday. December t 1 and .". Adjt. Oldenburg from Walla1 Walla, with a number of soldiers will! arrive from Walla Walla on Saturda) lor this purpose The Adjutant who Is In charge of the Walla Walla social and spiritual work Is one of the old est Salvation Army officers In thej states and while here will speak on. the Army's spiritual an social work He will make an appeal for funds and clothing during his stay, all ol which Is to be used for distribution among the poor. MOST F-OR l.iVKK and BOWELS, von BiuocsNiia, worn STOMACH WD t'ONTIPATl' i let a 10-cent bog now. Furred Tongue, Had I'olds, Indi gestion, Sallow Skin and mlaersbls Headaches come from n torpid liver and clogged bowels, which ciusb your stomach to become filled w.th undigested food, which sours tr.A ferments like garbage In a swll! bar. tel. That's the 'irst step to untold misery- indigestion, foul sasc- had breath yellow akin, mental feais, everything that Is horrible and nail ""atlng. a Casciret tonight II give your constipated bowels a thor ough cleansing and straighten 0111 out by morning. They work win's yo sleep a 10-cent box from v0ur druggist will keep you feeling good for months. Million of men md women take a Cascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bow els regulated, and never know a mis erable moment. Don't fnr. ia. chlldren-thelr little inides ne.d a good, gentle cleansing, too. WAR I.KVY Is (OVTIM Kll. i. ci man- still Demand (-IO.IMMI.000 Franc Monthly from Helgium. AMSTKKDAM. Dec. 3. - -When the vear covered by the original war levy on Helgium expired It was repoii.d here that the Herman administration would continue to collect at the rate of 40.000.000 francs montlil The total sum desired or the pe riod of its Collection will not i- an run ...ward the hunters, when a h.,k was seen to swoop gown and dlm-li ts lalons into the fleeing bunn.. It lifted the animal and started to fly "way with It. when Sergeant P.) on dropppd hoth capturer and Brie. oner, iiuvk t iti m:s it Minn . nd Then Hunter lUuv Hoth With His dun. WASHINGTON, De i A feature of a gunning trip of Sergeant ). C, Hyon, of the fifth police precinct, and Mher policemen, who are in Kaouier county. Virginia, was the killing of . l awk bj Sergeant Ityon as li Was about to carry off a rabbit. The hunnters had their dogs out, when one of them "Jumped" the rah bit. The cottontail as fast being I.ixnt 8 1 in. V.'am.r'v , Arrow COLLARS CXI'ETT, rrjixit.r t 00 . I., . J!.r. m;ht ikjvkh nr. orr. t.ains stolen, t ami returned In Mornle. ltVrtl u I.A liHANDK ire Ier Y ' liorposee enlireh mysterious but1 .i,,e, Mtenoou two different farm ,ms 'o4ve been stolen at night in't orought back the next morning 'in -.tardus night Victor Johnson I ame i town with Ids family and tied the horse at the usual place it was BjaSM on their return to the rack The next morning the outfit was fSWM in anntlied part ot town badly Jaded jit night N'ephl sahofleld. i her. NSM single driving outfit during ih' , burch huur This morn ma it was found in u little-used alle 'errlbl the worse lor uear Who the partlee were ,.r what their mdlve the poln e haie not teamed oat in - ien rase, the team- wre 'Irlven hac' alsi long. i.iiale wr after pneumonia. t-j iihold feier and the grip. Is som-1 tlme merl apparer'. not real. To I make ii real and rapid, there is no thei lona j highle to be r ' I mended . no s sarsaparma inou- sandw so ienlf. Take Hoods ing in January. A number of MSt'll U' people have expressed desire to take such a course. The 'lasses probably will to- keM one a week. They will be In cli ngs of '. M. Newland. frirmerlv of KeeO College. Portland, and Miss Prlm r'e Itupp. Hoth are Instructors in the Aberdeen high i hool Kngllsh rte. part men! . d toaam .oiv. i sctujoi . Merileea i..u to Hlud I in"-1' -lanina In Ian oar ABEKDKKN. Wash . De I An extension course In Kngllali dealing with modern American end Knglish authors will be conducted by the Aberdeen high ' hool raeiilli stalt H All KIM AM i ORCHARlsM RaMMSSl orrlcial and Parti l i- i ing H'kI lUer. ROOD IMVKIt. 're. Dec. 3 Ai ming here hj private car from I'en illeoii WJ Averlll Ifarriman. win ot the lale V. H Harrlman accompan ied bv Mrs H Harrlman. K W "aul and I. K Raft :epectheh. purchasing agent and general store- keefier of the (i.-W P. a .. com pas))', has been visiting the orchard district. MOTHKRJI, WATt'H iitltll Mii.K I'HILDRKN! That lever, paleness, grinding of terth while asleep and routed tongue re Indications that your child has Worms In Its system Kirkupoo Worm Killer quickly gets rid or theee para sites It is perfectly safe for even the ino-t delicate rhlldrea It Is pleasant to lake, has threp efferiive sSedlclna oualitle acts as a laxa tive, expels the worms, and tones up the system Hegln treatment today and eliminate the cnse of Irrltsble ness. ISr, Adv. "Modern Art" eras the subjeci of 1 1 -gs rlo- program yesterday atternoon oi lh Thursday Afternoon 'lut, which Mere S natUTC S UWrt was entertained at the home of Mr j r f . i ' Stephen a, Lowd! with Mi. Loweii Kemetly ror Latarrti and Mrs A. .1. nwen as hostesses. Four papers on the different phases ot modern .in. each Illustrated md Hyoasei ReHevea catarrh without the several very pleasing musical numbers t'sp of IMUigiTims Drngx. wen- enjoyed. ATter the progra-i i Not until Hyomel wan diacovered social hour and refreshments com- has It been possible' to truthfully aay plete.l the afternoon. that a real remedy for catarrh was The piogram was aj follows: known. Violin Solos-- "A Heverle " and ' Se " Hyomel Is an oil and Its air Is lections from Kaust" (flonnoundi breathed through a small Inhaler Miss Margaret Lowell furnished with it lor a few minutes "Lithography anil Kngravlng" lour times a day, and during lhat Mrs, C, K I'nlesworih? time every particle of this Bjromei- "Ktching Mf'. i.eorge Rattinan laden air taken into tile air passage VogM Soloa O. Dry Those Teirs and lungs Is i mpregnated with a pow- illiegoi and "The Summer Wlno erful germ killing and health-giving (Hlschossi ...Miss liladys HM'! aiRtstptle, "Color Photography" Spraa and lotions often csuse dls- Mrs. O. 1. I I) 'W orders of the respiratory tracts or "Artists' Photography-' "ring on some other diseases and Mrs. Ho T Hlshop nevet make a permanent cure of ca- Vlolin "The ...si Hose of Sum- lanh Hut when the air of Hyoi.iel mer" il'aplnl) Miss l.owcll penetrates to the Inmost air cells of - - the lungt and enters the blood with This afternoon Mr.-. OunHlsl M . the oxvgen It not only kills the gernv lllce, Mrs Charlea S. Jerard and Mrs. In the throat and nose, but kills the Charles F Colesworthy are at home ImicIIII In the blood, Ireelng the mil at the Hire residence on Wllaon ious membranes from poisonous nil street, and a large number of IhiIIhs crobes and giving perfect health ,ue playing bridge. i A coniplele outfit Is Inexpensl.e ---. 'and Includes an inhaler, dropper an'l Mrs l-on Cohen returned last sufficient Hyomel for several week night from a short visit In Portland .treatment. I Tallman & Co have so much faith The ladles of the Thursday After. In the merit of Hyomel that they noon club will have their Innings to agree to return the money to anv morrow at the selling or lied Cram purchaser who Is not thoroughly sa'- stamps fr the antl-luoerciilo'd fund t"fleii I am unable to wure dnar able office location In this city and my r.drtenc Is not cm. trellv located. I will rail at the residence of aayone Intrrestnl In Chiropractic, and give , ,. amlnatlon and explanation free DR. (,KiH(, J. KIN7, M censed t hlro praetor. Phone 170. BARGAINS! Real bargains in LADIES' SEAL AND LEATHER HANDBAGS Any handbag in the ston? Va-PRICE. Less than wholesale. Tallman & Go. UHag Bfuight,